THE OMAHA DAILY BERVI5PNESDAY , JANUARY If ! , ISSfi
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
WEDNESDAY MORNING , JAN. 10.
orriCE : Ko. 12 Pearl Street.
Drill rrr ll > ) - rnn-Iir in any part of the city nt
twdil ) ( Mil * icruttk.
II. W. TIMO.V , - - - Manager.
TT.MII'IIONKS ,
IJCMSF ! OniCB , No. I.I
NIOIIT Ki > m > nXo. ai.
MINOIl M KNT10N.
Pauls to order , from ST. * ! tip , fit Uoilor' ? .
Coasting has begun on Willow avoiutr.
Telephone No. 1I5 ! has lionn put in M.
Gallagher's gioeory on llroadway.
One drunk and two disturbances of the
peace constituted police1 court business
yesterday.
The county clerk is to bo provided
with n telephone , as is also the county
jail , .shortly.
The Dimi'ho society are to have a
masqucrado ball on Saturday evening in
HOIIO'S hall.
Wanted A chambermaid and laundry
girl to do plum washing and ironing.
PArmr llufsi : .
. Only ono marriage license has boon
granted this week and that yesterday.
Been too cold.
I
A marriage license was yesterday
granted Henry Kllcsbock and .Sophia
Wuttland , both of this city.
At the residence of Mrs. K. M. ( Sanlt ,
on Seventh street , last evening , the
Whist club was entcrtainod.
Carl \VillianiH , arrested on suspicion
of burglarizing C'onnull's undertaking es
tablishment , has been released.
_ l'Ved iiokompor was arro.sted hero last
night on an order fiom the sheriff of C'ass
county on a inittnnu.s where he hail been
lined $ ,10 for .selling intoxicating liquor * .
The city council has decided to adver
tise for bids for opening the ewcr ditch
{ outhot'thi ! city limits. Tlu r ; bids \vill
bo opened at a meeting held next Tues
day oven lug.
Mrs. Horringor , the old lady mentioned
yesterday as destitute and tree/ing , has
been taken care of by Ihoanlhorilio.s
will have her placed in an asylum at
Davenport. Jt is repoited that she has
money in a bank in Omaha. The matter
should be looked up.
Thu Main street line of oars were
started yesterday as far as the Chicago ,
ISnrliiigton t Qitiuey depot. Tlio Hioad-
way line also runs , but only as far as the
Hioadway depot of the Union 1'acitic ,
while a largo sleigh makes hourly trips to
the transfer depot.
The pleasant weather , which caused
tin ! thermometer to rise to 21 ° above y.ero
yesterday , brought out on Iho streets
many people who have been housed for
the pasti week. A larire number enjoyed
sleigh rides ami last oveningquitounum
ber of sleighing parties were out.
The "Jumbo" derrick was raised yes-
tci'ilny at thu new government building.
It is sixty-live feet high , and is capable
of swinging a leu-Ion Mono. The haul
ing of brick has dually begun , and the
much looked lor start on the superstruc
ture will soon lake place.
C. II. Shcrraden yesterday received
from his uncle in Florida a box of line
oranges. In the lot were some o.xtra
largo ones , so large in 1'aet that it was
tlillicnlt to make some believe that they
were not melons orsipia.sbcs. Six of these
largo ones weighed niuu pounds.
George Gei-spadier was arrested last
evening on an indictment found against
him by tlio grand jury , charging him
with being implicated in the killing of
Ilusrlios. lie seems to have got into this
trouble by endeavoring lo shield the ma
jor , who is under arrc&t as a principal in
the affair.
Sam Morri.son , Iho driver of the book
and Jailder company , appeared before
the city council last evening and denied
the charges made agahint him. Ho de
manded a thorough investigation. The
matter was referred to the tire commit
tee , which will meet at ii o'clock this
afternoon to listen to Iho evidence.
For hardware and house furnishing get
prices of Cooper & Me(3ee ( , No. 41 Main
btreet. _
Monny to loan on ch attels , by Forres
Smith , IliO Main street.
Cottage ranges , ( larland stoves Ra
diant Homes and Hub Heaters of the
very latest patterns at bed rock prite-f ,
at Cooper As Mctieu's , No.11 Main btreet.
Personal I'iirnjjrniilis.
James A. Jackson , of Chicago , arrived
in the city last evening and is the guest
of his fen , A. M. Jackson.
Judge N. J. Koiul has returned from
Ills home in Denver and expects to re
main in thu city for some time.
11. N. Webb , of Do.nvur , Col. , is in the
city and for a fuw days will visit his
.wile's father , M , L. lliggs , on Seventh
fctreet.
J. J. Stodman , editor of the Nonpareil ,
has gone to DOS Molnes with thu other
olllco seekers. Mr. Stodman expects to
receive a clerkship on ono of the legisla
tive committees , and do some corro-
fmoiidcncc for his paper during his stay
tnero.
J. C. Mitchell yesterday Fold tickets to
Charles W. Wailo and wife , K. P. Stacy ,
his brother. C. It. Stacy , of Minneapolis ,
Minn. , T. J. Kvaiin and wife and Mrs.
Ada Steves , of San Francisco , who left
lust livening for a months' trip to Los
Angeles , Cal. They look the Missouri
I'acilio railway via Kansas City to Fort
Worth , then via thu Texas Pacilio to Kl
Paso and the Southern I'acilio to Sun
l-YancIsfo ,
llarknoss llrolhers aru olVoring their
entire stock of ladies' winter underwear
at eoit. Cloaks at loss than cost. Com
forts and blankets at discount. Oppor
tunity for bargains In every department
of our block ,
Cofl'man'M
The ease of Mr. Arch Coll'man , who
shot and killed u man named Main at
Avoca , has not reached an end , although
the grand jury failed to liiul a bill against
him , Judge Loofbourow has granted the
roqui'sl ol the district altoinoy to have
the eiibu resubmitted lo the next grand
jury , and the present bondsmen will con
tinue to give security for Mr. ( 'oil
man's appearance. It IN claimed by him ,
and believed by many others , that the
( mooting was in self defense , but the pub
lic generally would feel belter salislied
to have the casu tried ami decided upon
the evidence.
Shot tliand lessons at college Tuesday
nnd Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock.
W. S. PAUI.SOX ,
"Dark Ihtyo. "
Miss Ollcott has a wealth of beauty ,
talents nnd accomplishments , ami pos-
cesses extraordinary dramatiR talent and
npcrior intelligence , With her strongly
cast company , gorgeous continues , and
magnllirent scenery she will doubtless
Bcore a big success in her latest venture ,
"Dark Hays. " [ N. V , Commercial Ad-
Vcrtisor ,
At the opera house , Council liltill's ,
Thursday and Friday , January M ami 15.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W , , & E. L. Squiru , 101
Pearl street.
i. .
llurkncs.s Itrothers are oll'ering their
entire stock of Indies' winter underwear
at cost ,
THE POOR WITH YE AlWAY ,
Some of the Cases of Want anil Suffering in
the Winter Months.
DOLLAR COFFINS FOR PAUPERS.
Tlic CofTiiiiiii CUSP The Clly Futlicr.s
A rirciniui in Trouble With
tin li-atc .tlotlirr The
Strychnine Itoitte.
Poops at I In : I'oor.
1'lirrc in iilwny * si grout Amount of jinv-
crly ntnl MilVoriii } ? i si city of this size ,
but the unusual severity of the woallicr
for tlio putt wi-ok IKIS oauouil jjn'titur
Milioriiig. Holh iirhnto and public
niL'jiiis have bcon taken to alleviate tills.
but Mill there are many c-a-es which liave
boon iiogk-eUxl or overlooked. JJven
those which liiivo been holpcd have not
been iilacetl beyontl the limits of Miller-
iii < f. Many of which nothing is Known
or hoard art ! olten the most needy and
worthy ea'-es.
One Hiieh ease lias eoino 1o notice on
Lincoln avenue. A most worthy woman ,
who has lived hero for years , is tlio Mif-
furor. A seoro of years tizro her huibaml
went into the far we t ami tliero " .struck
it rich. " Jt was supposed that lie had
aeetimulatod suddenly , by .siieee.-sfiil
inlniiip operations about. 120,000. Jlo
returned , bought a lar e farm , and , .still
rootless , atiNioiH for ttirther ' pi-cnlalive
gains , he oittfiitfed in .shipping trains of
supplies across the plains. In ono of
tlie.-c trips ho was killed. Time with its
elian i-h lias reduced the widow to
poverty , and although it pinched
tighter and Mill tighter , her
pride kept her from making her real
condition known. At last even pride had
to give away. Living alone , fuel and
food all oiie , with no money to got new
supplies , she Mill refused to apply for
help until aettially free/in and Marvin .
1'ride could withstand it no longer and
she cried for help. When help eame it
found that the poor woman's feet were
both badly fro/tin. The county super-
vi-or has -ecu that her wants are now
supplied.
VcMerday H. M. 1) . Ilardin , tlic super
visor of the poor , A C. ( Jrnhnm , the
eounty supervisor , with representatives
of the HIK : and Isonjiareil took a drive
about the city visiting ti number of
poverty-stricken families. No ward in
the city M-ems to have a monopoly of the
poor. They are scattered hero ami
there , all over the nity and some of the
sights were distressing indeed.
One of the siuldcnt places visited was
ono on Washington avenue. The full
history of the family .seems wranped in
myt-tery. They have evidently been in
good circumstances and a piano Jn
the house appears in strange contrast
with the other poverty stricken features.
A pleasant appearing woman , in reply to
interrogations , tried to hide her heart-
breakings. She insisted that they did
not need any help , but the statements of
neighbors and tlio appearance of the
home , established the fact that she was
Bjillenng for the lack of the necessities of
life. When asked where her husband
was the tears eame to her eyes , and then ,
sobbing so that she could not speak , she
sadly shook her head. Little by little she
recovered Milliciently to inform the vi.si-
tors that he was somewhere about the
city , but Jiad no work. She said she was
expecting help from her brother-in-law
in Omaha , and if she did not hear Iroin
him at once siie would go over there to
see him. She stoutly refused at first any
help , but at last accepted a little money
oll'ered her by 11 r. IJurdin , but promis
ing , between 'tho sobs , that it would be
paid back. The proud refusal to
receive assistance- gave the little
woman the right to the pos-cs-
hion of her own secrets , and this right ,
was recogni/.ed by the avoidance- any
too sharp questioning. The visitors were
fully satisfied , however , from her own
statement and what the neighbors told ,
th.it she has been sull'ering greatly , the
troubles of the body not boin , perhaps ,
the most of her sulierings. She begged ,
with tears in her eyes , that her name be
not made public , and the rcipicsl made
under such sad circumstances is there
fore respoekd.
In "Dugout" hollow are a number of
little hovels , hardly worthy even of the
name of hovel. Hero the visitors found
numerous eases of destitution , where
death by starvation or exposure must
soon coino if it were not for tiio help
given by the comity. Those hovels are
more like large , rude bo\o.s than houses.
In OIKS of these an old lady was found.
ller aged , blind husband was out some
where , Hero in n hut , about eight b.y ten
feet , were all their worldly possession * .
An old , cracked stove , a rude table , a
bunk , a few broken dishes , rags stuck in
the cranks , bits ot carpeting tor bedding.
In strange contrast with all the poverty-
stricken details ol tlio place was a cheery
looking clock , ticking away quite mer
rily , Hilda pretty fairsi/.cd looking glass ,
without which oven the poor old
woman'c , life would be still more of a bur
den , Tim old lady said her husband was
hi the army , but could not get any pen
sion , as he could not lind the address of
any members of his company.
In another little hut were found a
woman and six or sown children hud
dled in one room. One of the boys was
pounding away at an old dry goods box ,
and when asked \\hal Im was doing re
plied : "Makin1 a cradle for the kid. "
, lu > t how much ot a chance in the world
Is given to children brought into the
world under such circumstances is a puz
zle , and still the mother did not seem
ready to spare any of them.
A score of such scenes were v itnes = cd
in dilVerent parts of the city. One woman
acknowledged with "ratitudo the receipt
of a half ton ot' coal from tlio county
supervisor. It had helped her over a
hard spot. Sim had found a place where
she could do chamber work every day for
a lady , who gave her us recompense ,
cold victuals left over from her own
table. In this way , and by other Ifttlo
helps , HIO ! was now getting along com
paratively comfortable , without any
great help from the county. Shu socmed
tlinincliiied to accept charity , only as film
became in absolute need. She has one
boy , aged about 10 years , but ho was
crippled for some time , and during his
illni'-s she could not leave him at home
alone , to go out and work anywhere ,
Tliero are numerous worthy cusos , tlio
details of and the locations of which can
bo readily learned by those who are ills-
po i'il to help thu need.y. The comity
seems to bo distributing its help wisely
and justly , but it is impossible ) for the
ollicials to reach all the cases and supply
all thu wants.
Cloaks at less than cost. C'omtorts and
blankets at discount. Opportunity for
bargains in every department of our
stock.
-
licst coal and wood in thu city at Glca-
sou'a , ' . ' 0 Pearl street.
The Solans of the City.
All adjourned meeting of the city coun
cil was held yesterday morning , at which
all were present except Aldermen Guise.
and Hennctt.
Iloruco Everett , N , 1) . Lawrence and
J. D. Kdmnndson , were re-elected trus
tees of the public library.
The petition of Leonard Everett and
others for a sidewalk on Eighth street
was granted antl thu clerk instructed to
The street and sidewalk rommUsionor
was [ nstruetcd to notify ( leorgn Heard to
repair his sidewalk on Itcnton street , it
being dangerous.
Thu commissioner was also instructed
to ocaee all work on the Mroets , except
such as is absolutely necessary and give
bis entire attention to sidewalks , notily-
ing property owners of dangerous places
and when such places were not repaired
within a reasonable time , to repair them
at the expense of the property. He was
also instructed to notify property owners
to have their sidewalk's cleared of snow
and ice.
The contract with James Ooulden for
filling Eighth and Ninth avenues was
snbnuttcil and discussed. Some changes
were made , and then the city attorney
instructed to draw up a new contract to
cover moJilications as made by the
council.
The proposed opening of t.he now pwor
ditch to the river was discussed .freely.
11 appears that the ditch is now opened
inside the city limits except from Fifth
avenue to Broadway. Mitchell Vincent ,
the contractor , has a force of men and
teams now lying idle , not being able now
to complete that part of the work. He
proposes to put Ibis force at work on the
extension of the ditch from the city limits
toward the river. ] le has done some
work beyond the limits , it being
necessary to protect tlio other work.
He claims that this extension
belongs to his contract by im
plication , and oller.s to keep Ins men
tit work tliero at no greater rate than has
been allowed him for work on the ditcli
ll.'olf , iM } cents a cubic yard. Further
than tillshe proposes to let the council
advertise for hids , and if a lower price
can be had , he will take for what work ho
may have done the same price at which
the new contractor may be given the
work.
The council decided that it was best to
so ahead with the extension , for without
this outlet the work will be of little avail.
It is estimated that the expense of cut
ting tlirouirh this outlet will be about
$10,000. The council adjourned until
evening to arrange the details.
The lJii : : has already published the re
port of City Engineer Hrodbcek as to the
nature of the proposed route , amount of
cut. etc.
The claims for damages made by J. M.
Phillips and by C. Weiley , on account of
change of grade of .street in frontof prop
erty owned by them , were relerred to the
attorney and eimiuecr.
C. B. Jacqiieniin & Co. , No. 27 Main
street , take pleasure : in announcing to
the public that their slock of articles , or
namental , stylish and useful goods ,
is complete in each and every de
partment , and cordially in vile everybody
to visit their store , inspect their goods
and compare prices. Jso trouble what
ever to show goods.
He sure and ask your grocer for the
bread made at Smith & Locrke's bakery ,
No. oSH Main street. It is the very best
made. Try it and be convinced.
A Strychnine Sululilo.
On Saturday morning last a young man
between 5.5 and ! ! 0 years of ago , known
by the name of James Madison , who has
been working for J. II. Hart , about three
miles northeast of town , attempted to
commit suicide by taking poi'ou. He
was -found in thu orchard only a short
distance from the house , quite early
Saturday morning , in a partially insen
sible condition , but stated that lie had
taken strychnine and wanted to be loft
alone. Ho was taken into the house and
forced to drink sweet milk to counteract
the poison. Dr. King was summoned and
found his patient in a highly nervous
condition but evidently out ot danger.
Ho wi nimble to Ihul anystrychnine ; ,
and thinks he must have taken arsenic
instead. Tlio doctor pronounced him
insane , and steps will bo taken , if they
have not already been , to care for the
demented man. He claims to have
relatives near Pcoria , 111. Coin ( la. )
Eagle.
_ _
There weic 970 births in Scott count
during 18851(51 ( marriages and 010 death
Correct Abstracts of Title and Heal Es
tate Loans at MeMahon & Co's , No.1
Pearl street.
Didn't I.oolc Mice Him.
Mr. Iluldcnc , the well-known member
of the law lirm of Wright , Haldwin &
Ilaldcno , was in Sioux City the oilier day
on business. On being introduced to ono
of the well-known residents of that city ,
the gentleman ga/.ed at Mr. Haldcnc
womlcringly , anil linally remarked , "Js
this really Mr. HaldcncV Why there was
a yomuj looking , VITJ dark cotnploxioned
man , thin faced , who was hero a short
time ago and said he was Mr. Hahlcne.
He got a little short of money , ami 1 let
him huvu $ * ! . I haven't seen him since. "
The confidence game was thus revealed.
It was evident that the money borrower
was not Mr. Haldcnc , and that the Sioux
Citvman had been duped Ivy someone.
Those who are conversant with the rec
ord of a dark complcxioned youn man ,
who has done some money borrowing in
this vicinity , will have little trouble
in satisfying their oWn minds as
to who this tellow was who passed him
self ofTa ? Mr. Haldonc.
For lirst class Missouri wood call on
( ilcason , at his coal ollice , 'M Pearl street.
For everything in tlio jjroeery line give
tlio now lirm of Kintx & Kleeb , 1W ( Hroad-
way , a trial Everything now and fresh.
Fancy groceries a specially.
A riremnn in Trouble.
Sam Morri-on , ono of thu oldest lire-
men in the city and who has done long
and faithful service , was yesterday hud
oil' by the fire committee and Neil Voor-
his put in Ins ulaeo as the driyur of thu
hook and ladder truck. The cause of thu
change is reported as quite sensational ,
and the charges made are of too .serious
a nature to bo readily believed by Mor
rison's many friends. It is said that a
woman living near thu engine house uis :
informed by her little daughters that
Morrison had insulted thorn As Morri
son returned from exorcising his horse
ho found the woman waiting for him at
thu engine house , armed with a black
snaku whip , which she proceeded to n.su
quito vigorously. Pending an investiga
tion into thu causes leading to the sensa
tional scene , Morrison was laid oil' duty.
Short-hand lesions at , college Tuesday
ami Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock.
W.
A Dollar Collln.
The county board has awarded to Mor
gan , Keller & Co. , thu contract for bury
ing paupers during the coming year , they
being the lowcst.bidders. They agree to
furnish colllns at $1 each , making thu
total cost of the luneral fil.r.O , At this
rate it is cheaper to die than to live and
pay coal bills.
Having put in u complete now stock of
clothing , iurniF.hing goods , hats , caps ,
etc. , Fox & Hughes , No. 1HB Main street ,
invitu the public to yivu them a trial.
Their expenses are small and they can
and do sull cheap.
News Kot- Cattlemen ,
A. M. Jackson received yesterday a
telegram from Sheriff J , ( J. Kankin , of
Itawlius , Wyoming , as follows : "Wcath-
or line j no snow yet. Stock fat and do
ing well. " Kawlins is on the Pacilio
slope , thu other sidu of thu divide , and
thu weather , from thu above , scums to
have bcun far diil'urent from that uxper-
ienced hero.
Thu quantity of straw required for a car
fiom November 1 to May 1 would pay for
mats enough to supply us for two years ,
say * thu president of a Philadelphia street
railway.
AMUSEMENTS.
DGHANY'S OPERA HOUSE ,
Thursday and Friday , Jan , 14th and 15th
DNtlngti'gliCiI Tragc Heine ,
Miss Lillian Olcott
Supporto.l t > yn MetropolitanC'otnpnny , lit Hugh
fonnny'Bl.ntoanml HcM Successes ,
rompnniroirrjr cur lonil of Siiccinl Scenery
niul ou'eptlonnl "Irune en t.
I'llcci , Jl.no-75c.
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council llluds Imvliiff
Fire Esoa/pe
And nil modem Improvemcnto , cnll bells , tire
nlariu bells , etc. , is tlio
CREST ON JIOUFE !
NOB. 1H517 niul 219 , Miiin Slrivt ,
MAX MO11N , 1'roprlotor.
P. T. M AY.NC. A. S.
JL' . 0. ' . May lie * Co ,
Real Estate Exchange
No. HUM \rlStro2t .Council UluIlH , lown.
Dealers hi lown , Kansas niul Xulirn-ki : Iintl3 :
LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
OMAHA A SPECIALTY.
Heal Khtatu bought and sold.
N. SCHUKZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Olfico Over American Kvprcss Company.
B. BICE , M. D.
pIMfPRO or other tuni.irs removed without
tflllvdno the knlfo or drawing of lilonj.
CHRONIC DISEASES or mi kind. . Speci i.r. .
Over thirty years' pral't.onl uvporioiiaj. Ollljo
No. 111'oail Snoot , Count II Illulls.
Pit. HAIR'S
Asthma Cure.
This invnluahlo spoclflo rendlly ami permit-
nenlly euros nil lfmls ot Astlmin. The mo-t
pljhllmito mul lonir sfundlnir cases jlelil prompt
ly lo Itrt wotKlcifut curini ; propritlrkU ' * '
htimtn tnrotiBliout the vorld tor its ttnrlvnlud
elllcacy.
J. L.OAUnVEUjcItyor Uncoln.Nol ) . , wiles ,
Jnn. " ,1 , IbS-l : Since uulnf ; lr. Half's Asthma
Cure , for moru than ono year , my wife 1ms been
entlioly well , mul not even u symptom of the
dit-rii-o has appealed.
WILLIAM 11KNNETT , Htchlanil. low-ii. willow.
Kov.M : , Ifctkl : I have been mulcted with liny
l'o\fraud AMhinu slneo 1SVI. I followed your
illicoilons und am happy to fay that I never
tlept bettor In my life. I am lad that I am
union ; ? the many who can speak bo lavoriibly of
jourrpiiiodlop.
A rnliiabloHI puffo trentl o coiitnlalntrt-lmllat
lirool fiom every slate In the U. S. , Canada mid
Cirviit Ilrltaln , will ho mailed upon nppllcatlou
Any diuirelbt not having it in stock will pro-
euro it.
An nfrtlml tri , lil | to.l friiraMur > m. mii in < rl
l.l. > uld. cur.l Djiprrili , M nli * . > < r ul * ( 'it. 1 = 1 > ll
( KUrlrii of Ikt Ilirt.lH. Vitil A In dre | I In fit , ItlHluu HiroJ
M D | lMt f ckftmpKM. 1 'l " " " " BllBlil Tfy II.
kmtt f rtuotrifriH. J k J r | T or remain hr U.IOUH
wlwl , citBur * > turf < llr 1JK.J U.D elUjEnTAbuNS.
J. W. WOPP2S1UKH , B51S AOS11T ,
Gl HUOAltWJiYt JV. Y.
A SPECIFIC FOR
Slp U Epilepsy ,
7 tjeie , o' _
- > -a < % fc 9x Convul-
; m , -
fclons , falling
Dance , Alxthol-
litn , Opium Enl-
Scrofula , Kingi
Eiil , UglyDlooa
Kmout IJ'iaA-ncjs , Drain Worry , Mood horn ,
Biliousness , C'otthfiiett , Nervous rrostrotlou ,
Kidney Troubles awl Irrrpularltla.
Who circs : for Uio doctors' Riicors whrn thl
Infallllilu rcmi'ily Is ( it Land ? The n Illclod
\\llltlml Itto lie nronstltiillonMHprrtllc , ami
a fountain ol vitality simUlRor.nH icsi'iii
and cxhlllratliiK aiacooLcinmiiK sjirins of
nittprlotlio lurched and inliillng travcli-p-ln
lliiilp-.i'rt. Todpclino takliiciimi.-orciiu'i y
wlipn Mole htocoiirtminferltiKand In vilPdeatli.
J _ y CorieipouUeuto freely nuav c-rtil. .
The Dr. S. A. BlCnHOMiXEMISE CO. , St. Joseph , Mo.
Hold by oil IruciinlH.
| i .co per bottle , or four bottles lor $5.oa
FOR SALE BY C , F. GOODMAN.
Tins UNiiiVAi.i.r.n
SoriuuiN HIMIIIV is
WAIIIIANIIIH NOT 1O
CONTAIN A bl.Mil.i :
I'AHTICI.nOK MKIICUIIV
OK ANV 1NJLJIIIOUH
M1NEI1AI , SUUSTA Cl. ,
iiurisl'UIIKLY vi : .
LTAllLi : .
It Will Cure all
liy DoraiiKcineiit ol'tlio Mvcr ,
Kidney and Ktomauli.
If yon feel dull , flrouty , dehllitaled have fro
ijuent headache , mouth tattcs badly , poor up
iietllo mid lon uo coated , jou me kiillerliu ;
liom torpid liver , or "biliousness , " and nolh UK
will euro inn MI Miccdllv mid permanently as
S1MMONH UVKIt ltli ULATOIt.
At any tlino you feel your
needs cleansing , tiiiilni ; , rcKiilallinr wllli-
out violent purtriiu. . or tlliiHilallni , ' \ \ llli-
out Intoxleatlni ; take
Simmons Liver Regulator
ii n v
J. H. KE1LIX &CO. . I'lillatlcliilila. J'a
Proposals for Real Estate.
C < i\l.ii : : ) i > iopo uls "III be leceHed l > y thor
r > undert-lt'iied until A p. m. .Monday , January
ri K-M , for the tollmv luir ilo cillii'il iciil i > iiili :
Lots I.L'iiiidll. In liloek 4. In Iloctfb .V UilU'iul
tidditlon or the ty of Oinuliu.
The boaid letencg the rlfl-.t lo leject uny nnd
ull liiU. !
lly older of the Hoard of Kduciitlon ,
Uiiiib C'jut. Cuxoixu , Secretary.
.SPECIAL . NOTICES
| Ntmon.-SpcclM mlvcrtHomenti , each ns
' Ix > st , Found. To I/oftn , VorSalo , To Itcnt , Wnnti
Hoarding , eta , irill bo tinorled In this column at
tliclow rnto of TK.V CKXT3 1T.II T.1NB for the
first Insertion snd VtVK CUNTS IMJU I.INB for
( each subsequent titsortlon. Lonvo advorlho.
mentsat our oillso , N'o. LJ 1'oarl street , near
Hroadvruy , Council Illuirs.
WANTS.
171OII lll'.NT Tlio thioe-story brick ImMnro
- 1hou o formeily oceiipio.l by < ) rene e.r&
Sehomitron. L'niiulro ot m-Malion i. fo. , .No. 4
1'enrl street.
SWAN W.VI.KIIII , NO. as Main street ,
( under Oili/o-i > II.tuk > , real I'S'ate ntni im-r-
ehaiullo e\eliaiiRo brokers. Our books are full
ol special liarKiiliii , Inn It M Impossible to pull-
ll'li a leiinlili'llM i i oni tlio fact of so man ) da tv
elimiKes. Wliat \ > o a k l : It' > nn w.tut to fell
ortrudoanjthliiff in our line , utde IM and vu
III send > ou u jillvuf linnrnln * to i < leet front ,
Landa itnpioveil or milimimvo 1 , eitvorto\vn
pi-operly , stocks or Koods of nay klu'd In any
place. II Biieh jou lnivc or sueh you wiuit Irt u <
hear from you. Swun fc Walker , coilneil Hindu
A\TANTii-ood : ( ) ( fill to do hoi ework lit 018
llancrolt ? t.
\\AM'ii-Two : icllablo nponH lor the
> KmiliiihloM itinil l.lio mill ilmlimiiiPiit Co.
towoik lii Council Iliad's. Apply to Win. C.
Itaiidall , Supt. of Aireitcit' . * , uiluit llnii c.
FOIlKHN'r-l'iirlofiU I'oirl PI. Unlfofll Is
occupied by Mls M. 0. Uleasoii's diess
stablls'inicit. :
FOU ItllNr-A llnrly iitrnUlioJ front 100,11 ,
No. . ' 1 Vine stieet.
IJ"Ait.\i roit SAM : -Am inuv.iin ir M > M soon ,
IClliUTOJ , O't ' miles soiithwott of Omntm. 0
room house , eU'cllnnt well iiud cistern , : ! Imrn * .
ono lor vlilit horse * , ono lor AI eon's : lien , tool
and wiieon bouse.ii IOJ acres In timothy : llj.OJil
Ioie t trees , cotton Mood. black walnut , mil ami
iniiploiKood orchiud , iipplns cherries , plums
fiinpes and Mimll friilti , Never lailiiiir stoolc
water. II. I' . umcin : , 5JJ llroadnuy , Council
lllllllH. tottll.
HUUSKS roit ui.NTAt ; .MC.MUIIOU *
No. 4 1'cinl bticol
RUSSELL&Co
MnmirncUircrsof all sl/osof
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Especially Dcslgnoil for Ilunnlnsr
MILLS , GRAIN ELKVATOKS ,
AND ELKCTK1U LIGHTS ,
Tubular nml Locomotive Hollers.
New Mussillou Threshers.
Carey and Wooilbury Horse Powers.
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon. 0. Jirnnch House
5JO Pearl St. , Council Bliilfe.
SEND FOB 1880 ANNUAL.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co.
Our stock Is now romplcto i" every clop nit
mcnt mid contains all the lateststvlesaudcffect'i
inCARPETS
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
SHADES
UPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
ETC. . ETC.
-THE-
Largest Stock
Lowest Prices.
THE ONLY nXCLUSIVi : CAIII'LT IIOUSB IN
\vis'iiiiN : : IOWA.
SAJiri.r.S furnlshuU njon application to down
tonii parlies.
FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDER
Council Bluffs Carpet Company
4:03 Jii'octtltvay.
E. R. Cad-well ,
Real Estate , Probate
AND DIVORCE LAWYEK.
No. 504 Broadway , : Council Bluffs
11IOF , OFflCKIU W. II. M. I'UHCT
OFFICER & PUSBY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
listulillSlll'il HO. ) .
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
MANUrAITDIIKII AMI IIIMI.KU IN
HAIR GOODS
No. 337 Broadway , Council Blufi'u.
PAID UP CAPITAL , $20,000 , AUTHORIZED CAPITAL , $100,000 , ,
STJOOE3S3OKS TO J.
'LOS ' MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA
iMruu'nus : oi < AND DKALHUS IN \
Musical Merchandise of Every Description
Toys and Fancy Goods.
We make the ct-lchr.iteil Ilnuliniui Platio , ami the Itny.tl Whitney org.UH , a specially
Kvcry Instrument warranted. Send for catalogue * .
MUKI.LKIl MUSIC CO. , Council HluIR
CW.IP
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
.
Iti-lck bn lldlius of mty Id ml rnlsol or movol nnAMfcfiiolloii eunruUcol. Pninio liousu ) inovaJ
oul.lttlc 0 hint truuUu-tlie bt-bt lit the worlJ.
SOS Eighth Avenue and Ei jliUi Street , Council JMtifl's.
You
i
It
If you buy any where except at Metcalf
Bros , They are selling their Clothing at
Cost , and guarantee prices on hats , caps ,
underwear , hosiery , neckwear , silk hand
kerchiefs , trunks , bags , etc , , etc ,
METCALF BROS , , 344 Broadway , Council
Bluffs.
Northwestern Hotel.
Xcwly lilted ami furnished. Opp. Dioadway
Dummy Depot. Sl.W ) per day.
SAMUKIj TATE , l'n ) | ) .
L. II. UKItSHA\V , Jilunaijcr.
Chicago Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Ifctall Liimbor , Littli , Sliliirlu-i )
Snsh , Doors and lillnds. Solo ii enls for Ilia
celebuiled Jlmblchend Concentrated While
Iinn' . S , 1' . M MJCO.XMI.I. ; , .Manaioi- .
Ti'cphoiic No. ' - .
No. ,1C Main Htreul , Council Illuirs.
KVJ5IIVTIIIXO 1M.\'I.\AHLH ( IN
CROCKERY , CHINA ,
Queensware & G-lass
At Homer's ,
No. iW.Muin Sired , Council Hliiirs , hi.
ESSEX HOUSE ,
Consul ! HnvA.vr AND ViXK.Srs.
Coiinell IHiiUs.
Wmin looms mid Kood boaid nt icr.touabio
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
1'iactlw. } In .Slat- and I'Vdcr.il Com Is.
Idioms 7 innlb , tSuu.'aU Dlocl ; ,
MEBG-EN HOTEL ,
Main S1 , ronnuil lllutlls.
NcartlmC. , 11. , t ( { . ; < ' . , .M. .t ! St. I' . , anil
C. , It. l.itl' . ntilwav ili-i'-'ti. htn-ct cni-.s
ji.tsttlm il'Xir. I'lMTjlliiii ' new iillil lli.il
class Ol " " -.ll ) . . .
| | | < MKHni.Ni
1'jniiiiutur anil .Maunder.
jr. M. SMITH
LEADING
Tailor !
NO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
ONION TICKET OFFICE
J , L. De BEVOISE , Agent.
No.607IlroHilrr.lv , Council Uluffs.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL IILLTK3.
The following Ix HIII liiiHi or arrival nnd
depailuio ol tiitlns liy ci'iilrnl sliniilaul II HIP , nt
the ( oral depots , Trains li-avo liaiihreril'ipol ten
inliuiU'S earlier und urrivo Irn mlnulei > laicr :
IIKI'AIIT , M1IIIVK.
M > urmvi--TKii > .
| ) : "IA. v . . . .Mall and Hiiu' | s. . . .HflOi : > . M.
- ; ( ( . , vM . Ai'eoiiiiiioitaliou . 4'Xli : > , u.
( J.DI > . M
( lllf.Mll ) & . HOI K | s\M | > ,
PAM : ) M.illand K\pii' > s . flrli : > , u.
f\TiA. : \ M . Att'Oin modal Ion . 0:4"ii : > , M.
i.li'.M : ) . Kjipii'-s . UiUi.i.ji.
CIIIDAdl ) . Mll.WMIM.i : . til. ( Mill ,
! iil : ( A. M . Mull mul K\pn. s . HiVti : . w.
0'XJ : r. M . i\pions : . UU.'iA. ; u.
CIIIUAOO. nl'III.IMilllN ' At QCI.M.V.
.ili : ( A. M . Mull and K\IK | m . ilMi' : .
i.rj ; : | ' . M . r.vui : | i . luoj
WAIIl.sllNr. 1,01 IM it I' II 'I in : .
L'I'M I' . M. Local Si. Louis Lvnii' > s Local .
aM ; ) p. MTniMlriSi. . Louis lis.'I'ninhli'i'JI : ) I * , u
m.NH\s ciiv , M' . .101 : . \ rnr.Mni. m.iiFrs
1U:1IIA.M : . .Mall mid I'lvpti-ss . fiiMlr. .
Uillil'.M . lC.\lU | b . U 'oA.M.
r > niu\ cirv \ i'u inc.
7:15 : A. M Slmix Cil > Mail KftQl * . M
L-.IUr.M Hi. I'lUll K\l'ros ' S"oAu. :
UNION I'A. TIC.
JOir ; : > AM lie-ner JUpiusa ! , ; Ci'.n.
" : lli' , n..Lincoln l'iif- . . ( ini. \ II. V. , " : ( * i * . u.
' , ; Wr. n OMulmid Iliun s HsISA. u.
LdivoCouneil | - - ; ' , - ; , _ ! | , : - :
II.Ml a , m , ; ll' : tl : 'M ; i ; . t : . ' ! ' 51 0 UrW
11M5 p. in. Sinidajb T.iiTi u ! H U : : ) n , in ;
< irj ; : 7.l."i : h.Vi 10:00lliU : a. m : Iii0 : : ' : uil
W-4OJ-"i : .01 ; ii ; < v , II ship. 111. Sunday * ( i , :
i'J - 11M it. lil.VtMiiJo.Oj : : : llU'i-llll ; ; ) p.m
Chicago Water Motor Co.
Cl DKAKHOUN STUKF.'li
I'o-tcr fiirnl ied from iiyilrnnl prcn * >
drivnm all l > iudi ol IIK'K ' ui.icliliifry. 'P *
mt ii'ioiivhcn ' to vhiiifli oiann i'i i" * a
tun print ML' piebi-cs.iiieal < 'lmppem , let' oi'
frcivvr * . pnlNliini ; Influx M > vlnif iinu'liui ' ,
Thu hi'sl fhciifii" , ) iiiuloi' iiiinlc. bond f ut
culiir. In HID in ( 'oiinull Illuilb liy
Ili'o joliolliri
I'uri ) XHc'liniiill.iin at in nUel.
( IIK u o : Meal Maikrl
L-ihl/t niloi Im'd Meat MitiUitU
hinilli \ .MeyiTf.
K nlA Klci'li , colfi'i' liiiniliT.
. .
.wIIIul |
j-i > , , K AM nt 1' M.IIII I. niin. ' H UtTi , lo\T %
llu 11.1 i alii lll > d ( , Ul