THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MOITDAY , SEPTEMBER 20. 1886. J
THJi ! BB1S ,
COUNCIL'BLUFFS.
MONDA YJMOHN IXO. SKl'T. 20.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
nclltritd ! ) } cniricr In t.nypnrtof the city at
luililj cents | ior week.
II. W. TII.TOK ,
TKl.r.l'HONESt
nrfiM'i'sOmcr ! , No. ti
Nioiir IDITOII ; i'o. 2) .
MINOH ni
Now York Pltiinlin ! Co.
Now fall jiootls ut Ueltur's.
IJIcliuioiiilfiiniiici's , t'oojior & McOcc.
The very bc t eitbjiuts nt $3 n dozen at
Gorlinm's.
Onn < ! ozon cabinets nml a lurgo panel
for $2 50 nt Schmidt's uallory.
Thojtollco plokwl up Roll' Stock for
beinjr drunk. Thin morning he will bo al
lowed to lull who "dniEK'jd" him.
pl ho KIchniond lire Alarm company will
be lii In a few days to run their lines pre
paratory to putting In the now lire alarm.
W. L. Drown was arrested yesterday
for laieeny from Walker's fruit stand , on
Jtrondway. lie will have a hearing this
morning.
Charles K. Decker , of New York , now
uctH as day cook at tlio 1'lioenix chop
house , while "Dick" Dickerts is on as
night cook
John Murray , John Mtilhollnml and
Conrad Miller wen > last night placed In
jail for being drunk. Their total posses-
ion was 15 cents.
Jho Salvation Army caused , during
their services last evening , nloiit one
J hundred and tlfty people to enter Do-
linny's old opera house , mostly through
curiosity. They will hold forth every
evening.
Saturday the shenfTof Crawford county
brought down u prisoner named Stump ,
who is charged with burglary. Stump
was to be released on a wnto of habeas
corpus , and \yill appear before Judge
Aylc-s worth this morning.
The services at St. Paul's Church yes
terday wcro rendered more impressive
by the beautiful rendition bv Mrs , J. I' .
Dillon , of tlm solo of "The Evolution"
from tlio famous oratoiio of "Eli" com
posed by Michael Ca > > ta. Mrs. Dillon is
possessed of voice of great power and
sweetness , which gives evidence of care
ful and thorough cultivation.
At this season of thn year it is quite the
custom for the country editor to urge the
Mibbcribcrs to his valuable weekly to
"bring in those townships * ' or "please
bring us that load of wood. " Hut here is
an exhibition chock that is refreshing.
The editor of the Fremont County Her-
aid , is cither very angry , or else he is
working a scheme to live on the
fat of the land this winter. He bays :
"Bring us in samples of what yon
rai.sed this yonr. Wo want to tell the
world and tno rest of mankind what a
prolific soil this is samples of honey ,
butter , cheese , sorjrhum , Hour , meal , po
tatoes , apples , grapes , turko.ys , chickens ,
little pigs in a wont anything good to
cat , fit to brag on and suitable to write
about , and we will give them a lilting ,
rattling send oil' . "
The Salvation Army has dcoided to
make Council IMuH's a regular station ,
niul have placed Stall' Captain A. T.
Smith in command , with Cadet Hutchin-
BOII second. Other oflicers aau expected
to arrive to-d-iy from Kansas City. They
have already begun the work of enlisting
recruits. Jt is generally understood that
the city authorities will afford them the
same protection and allow them equal
privileges with itinerant soap swindlers
and qtuiek Indian doctors who put sonic
salt and sawdust in a bottle of water and
sell it for CO cents. These parties are
permitted to give a minstrel show on the
streets to raise a crowd for the purpose
of swindling them , and are protected
from injury from their sometimes exas
perated victims. And as Jong as the Sal
vationists do nothing \\orso they are to bo
granted the liberty.
Hard and soft coal , wood , lime , comcnt ,
etc. Council Binds Fuel Co. No. 031) )
Broaday. Telephone No. 1 83.
First class regular dinner 25 cents. 12 to 3
o'clock , i'hccnix house 11'
chop , COS way.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
12 Cabinet Photographs $8. Quality
the finest. Sherradon , U17 Broadway.
I'crsonnl I'imijjriiplis.
S. T. Smith is in off the road.
P. A. Schelor , of St. Paul , is an Ogden
guest.
J. G. Howe , of Chicago , is at the
Ogden.
OJ. O. Kelly , of Hillsdale , la. , is at the
Pacific.
W. II. H. Colby.of Fort Dodge , is at the
Pacific.
Peter Ehlis , of Mindcn , was in the city
yesterday.
\V. P. Christy , of Des Moines , is at the
Bechlello.
Alex. Malmroso , of Motcalf Bros. , IB in
off the road.
W. G. Hichardnon , of Nebraska City ,
is at the Ogden IIOIIFO ,
Jake ErnstdorJ last evening went to
Logan to visit his family.
Webb T. Dart , the famous Colfax water
bottler , is nt the Beehtele.
J. 11. Laing , advance agent for Maude
Howe , is ai the Pacific liouso.
M. E. Dawson , of Washington , la. , ia
one of the 1C. T. cxeuryionlRts.
Joel Katon , loft yesterday morniii"
over the C. , H. I. As P. for Chicago.
S. A. Harrison , a prominent railroad
constructor of MilwauKee , is at the Ogden.
Mrs. J. W. Woightman and bister have
gone to St. Louis to bo absent about a
month.
Misses Anna and Mary Cnsaek , of Mis
souri Vnlloj , tire the guests of Mis * ? Mollic
Mallony.
W. J. Set-Ivor , of Doni.son , wr.s an Ogden
house guest yesterday before leaving fet
tit. Louis.
Thomas Wheeler , of Dunlapva
ninong those who loft last evening foi
Bt. Louis.
"Dave" Bowman , formerly clorknt the
Ogden house , but now of Chicago , is an
Ogden house guest.
"Joe" Kim/ now goestoMarshalltown
In. , from which place ho will travel for u
wholi'B.ilo grocery house.
K , C. Harris , manager of the Ilussell
Manufacturing company of this city ,
yo > torday returned from Lincoln , Neb.
C. C , Norton , formerly ono of the pro
prictors of the Hoyero house , but now ol
Uriuut Island , was in the city yes torihiy ,
P. H. Henry nnit wife , of Chamberlain.
1) . T. , who have been visiting Mr , and
Mrs. J. M. Lane , loft last evening foi
Chicago.
Charles Bofink , of Jefferson , was t
Bluffs visitor yesterday before taking tin
Wabash with the Knights Templars foi
t. Louis.
Mrs , Dr. Siir.ons , of Loadvlllo. Col.
who not so long ago was universally ad
inired as Miss liortha Mueller , of thii
city , is in town for n visit of a couple o
weeks. _ _
The Richmond combines the four es
ccntials of n good furnace , simplicity
capacity , durability and economy. Sec
them at Cooper & McGoo's ,
If yon wan ta good furnace and om
that will bo as durable as your house , gel
n "Hichmoiut" nt Cooper &McUco's.
SERVING COD UNDER PROTEST
Her. Cr-jfta Preaches an Able Sermon at the
Congregational Church ,
KNIGHTSTEMPLAR FOR ST. LOUIS
Tito Council IlluiTN Delegation Leave
on n Special Train 'ilio
Hotel Sulieinc Itcvlvcil
llliifl'-i News.
'SKUVixcj ' con UNDi'ii rnoTKsr. "
Sermon by Hev. O. W. Crofts , at tlio
CoiiKrcKntlonal Cllllrcb.
Sunday morning Kev. G. W. Crofts
reached a sermon on the subject of
'Serving God Under Protest. " His t "ct
was II Cor. , ix , 0-7. "But this 1 ay : he
which sowcth sparingly shall also reap
sparingly ; and he that soweth bountifully
shall reap also bountifully.
"Every man as he purposcth in his
heart , so let him give ; not grudgingly or
jf necessity , for Go > l loveth a cheerful
giver. "
He said that what first suggested this
subject was the roninrk made by a brother
minister in response to one of my own
that it pained mo to go into n house of
worship that was inconvenient , uncom-
'ortable and unsatisfactorily adorned.
Sain ho : "Well , the fact is , a great deal
that is done in the name of rcl Igion is done
miler protest. " What ho said was not
only true as a fact , -but the painful sequel
of so much that H hindering and discour
aging in the cause of Christ. Itsuggestcd
the unpleasant thought that in very
many instances and in so many ways
men consecrated themselves to Christ ,
ind gave of their means , not because
: heir hearts wont out after Christ as one
they really desired to serve , not because
ihey esteemed it a privilege to bo PO-
laborers with Christ in the advancement
of his kingdom , but because they felt
compelled to do this in soiuo way that
this .service was not of free happy
choice , but of sad and rcgrettul
compulsion. That when they were called
iipon to do something for their own or
others spiritual welfare tlmy did it as if
saying , " 1 enter my protest against my
own personal service or sacrifice. "
Now , th'-ro can be no doubt of the
truthfulness of this charge brought
against us. Much of the work done in
the name of Christ is done under protest.
It is not all of this character. There are
times in the experience of oaeli one when
it is a pleasure to perform the ( service re
quired. There are many liberal souls in
the kingdom , who esteem it a pleasure to
do what they can , and who crave a larger
ability. There have been generous souls
that God has touched with tlio linger of
liis love that have poured out their liba
tions upon his altar as from an over
burdened heart they have come like the
gushing stream from ono of jiature's
fountains of life and purity. And while
these have made the world richer they
have never made themselves poorer.
"Did you over , " said a colored preacher ,
"know of a church dying on account of
its giving ? If you have toll mo where it
Is buried ; and I will go there by the soft
light of the moon , and I will lift my
hands towards heaven , over that grave
anil say : 'Blessed am do dead dat die m
do Lord. ' "
Liberality digs but few graves in this
world. If 'it over should make a grave
it would be an honoi able one. Liberal
ity starves few churches , and shrivels
up few souls , said one who know. "Give
and it shall bo given to you. Pressed
down , shaken together ami running over
shall men pour into your bosom. "
So , as wo look at the record already
made : as wo look at the work done , at
the churches built in the heart of the
metropolis and out on tlio plains , on the
heights of civilization and the depths
of barbarism , as wo look at
the college founded , at the presses send
ing forth the mighty tides of Christian
literature , as wo look at the benevolent
institutions established and maintained
bv Christian enterprise and liberality we
know that there must bo in the world
some who have done their work , not
under protest , but with a willing spirit
and a generous hand. But at the same
time not onb-toiitli part of what ought to
bit done has been done. The demand lias
always been greater than the supply , and
all because there has been a withholding
on the part of God's people of that in
fluence and the means necessary for the
rapid prosecution of the work placed in
their hands. As much labor as the
church is devoting , and as much money
as it is expending in its various enter
prises nt home and abroad , it is but a
fraction of what it might and ought to
do. The church would resent with pain
and indignation the logical inference of
its own acts. We cannot blame the
world if , in its judgment , it applies the
rule of the Master , "By their fruits ye
shall know them. " Indeed , this doing
things under protest , and what comes ot
it , is an intensely vital question. It is
not because the world opposes the church
that it is not a greater force and making
greater progress , but rather because the
church to so largo an extent allows its
forces to lie dormant. It is because what
it does it does so largely under protest.
If instead of apathy or protests there
was all along the line of Christ's vast
army a hearty and spontaneous rising up
and going forward , there would be little
attention paid to the caviller.
1 admit that the church docs much
inr.ch in the way of elevating
society , much in the way of spir
itual and moral reform , much in
the moulding of character and making
good citizens as well as saints. Bi t what
I say is , Unit itmight do a great deal
more. It might do its work HO cheerfully
and willingly that the efi'ect would be toil
times as great and goqd. Now , whoa the
world says that the church has but little
interest in what it protcssoj to believe of
the utmost importance , how ave wo to
answer the charge ?
Wo all know that where ono man or
ono woman is hcartih * engaged in the ap
propriate work of the church there are
ten hangers on. That where there is ono
hearty , live consecrated soul there are
ten wno are careless and unconcerned.
This we know to bo a painful fact , ami
how are we going to successfully meet
the charge of the worltl when it is brought
against us ? Shall wo say that men feel a
deeper interest in these tlilngsthun is ap.
paiont ? Wo may say this very truly , but
the apolocy tloea not go for much in the
argument. It is not by feeling but by
fruits that we are known. And then , I
apprehend that if u man's feelings and
convictions are as strong us they should
be , ho will not rejt until an effort is made
in that which most harmonizes with
them , But feeling , unaccompanied by
action , is a pool thing. Good wishes of
themselves never made an ) * advancement
in this world. They have never built a
church nor n school house ; they have
never comforted the mourner , healed the
sick , clothed the naked , nor fed tlio
hungry. Says Jesus : "Blessed are those
servants whom His Lord , when He
coineth , shall find so doing. " Doing , not
feeling , is to bo taken as an evidence of
merit and loyalty , and as a basis of re
ward. Wo want not loss feeling , but
more doing. The church needs to move ,
not merely by a representative few ,
not bv proxy ; not by its officers ; not
through some consecrated souls who are
already uoing all in their power , but it
should move en masse , as ono mighty
army , not failing to close up the r.uike
when ono falls , keeping the army solid
and ever moving on to the destruction of
tlio works of the enemy.
It is sad and painful that the church is
wank while the elomcnts of pow er arc
hin r dormant nil around it. It i = id
that it niu to\i > r bo calling for rt-sUlnncn ,
and ojii-n calljiu ; in va-.n. O , shall it al
ways bo Mild tnai n r"at great i pal that
js < [ ono In the name ol religion is Jo no
iiiiticr protest. If so , Hum 3011 may over
look for a weak nnu tlUcouragcd minis
try ; for mcngro means with which to
canyon the \\ork of the Lord ; for few
conversions out of the weakened Inllu-
cnco of religion a it Hews upon the world
through n half hearted following of
L/'hrist. If zeal without knowledge is bad ,
knowledge without zeal is worse.
Mary , who broke the alabaster box of
ointment anil poured the contents on the
head of her Savior , did not do it under
piotcst , but from u loving , grateful licait.
Jndas was tlie ono \\lio protested. And
Christ , who broke his heart to perfume
the world , did so willingly.
Now for the remedy
First. Let each feel his individual re
sponsibility.
Second. Let each feel how much Jesus
has done for him , how inueli Christ has
suffered in his behalf ; whatbcnetitsChriht
lias brought him , how blessed the service
of Christ is , what joy and peace it gives
lierc , and what glory in the world to
come. Lot him lake a wide view of the
work ot redemption ami metlilnks ho
will then account no cllort too great in
return.
Third Let the church Invoke the bap
tism of the Holy Ghost. We need to be
nllvo by the Spirit that quickcncth.
Shoe Dealers.
Buy vour rubber boots , shoes imcl
nrtlcs of us and save eastern freight. H.
1' . Llndsoy & Co. , No. 20'J ' Fourteenth
street , Omaha.
m
Hats regardless ot cost. Closing out
lint stock of V , E. Slubbs , comprising
Knox'S , Stetson's and other fine brands.
E. H. Williams ,
No. 500 Broadway.
Opera house barber shop and bath
room. Everything lirstclas > s , E.M.Mar
vin.
Sir Knights onfor St. Louts.
At 7.30 o'clock last evening the KnighU
Templar special train loft for St. Louis
over the Council Bluffs k St. Louis rail
way , where the Sir Knights are to attend
the triennial conclave.
Attached to the train was a snccialcar ,
which was occupied by Higbt Eminent
Sir William A. McGrow , of Sioux City ,
grand commander of Iowa , and his stall' ,
with special cars from Sioux City , Fre
mont , Web. , Omaha and Council HI nil's ,
the train being made up of Pullman
sleeping cars , which the Knights will oc
cupy during their stay in St. Louis. Tlio
train was in charge of Conductor Sir
Knight Bell , as was the engineer , who
was also a Knight Templar. They will
arrive in St. Louis about S ) o'clock this
morning.
Among the Sir Knights of Ivanhqc
cpinmandcry and their friends from this
city on the train were , Ed Mott , Wade
Cary , L. B. Cralts and wife. Mrs. Mcr.
riam , of Sioux City ; G. H. Jackson , J. It-
Snyder and wife , S. T. King , of Logan ;
S. C. Osborn. of Glenwood ; W. J. Scri-
ver , of Denison ; Charles Duquette ,
Thomas Wheeler , of Dunlap , ami J. P.
Fall , ot Silver City.
At Maryvillo , Mo. , another Pullman
was ridded to the train.
The railroad tickets issued by the
Council I ? I lifts & St. Louis company wcro
embellished by the ensignia of the order.
All the special trains run into St. Louis
over the Wabash system , carrying Sir
Knights , are run by conductors and
engineers who arc members of the oriler
and who were selected for this special
service.
Dry Goods Dealers.
Ladies wine , satin , electric and black
gossamers can be bought of us in Omaha
as cheap as in Chicago. Z. T. Lindsey &
Co. , No. 209 Fourteenth street.
See that vour books are made by More-
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Hats regardless of co t. Closing put
hat otock of F. E. Stubbs , comprising
Knox's , Stetson's and other tine brands.
E. B. Williams ,
No. 508 Broadway.
Highest prices paid for county , town
city and school bonds. Odcll Bros. As
Co. , No. 103 Pearl street , Council Blnd's ,
Iowa ,
Frightful Accident.
The following account of a very sad
accident which occurred in Waupnn ,
Wis. , may interest some of the readers ot
the BIE in Council Bluffs , the Mr.
Hooker referred to being a near relative
of Mr. P. M. Pryor , of this city :
A very sad accident occurred at Wan-
pun Tuesday afternoon which resulted
in the death ot Mrs. Dacoy and two little
children , daughters of well known resi
dents of Waupnn , Sarah Hooker , a
5-year-old daughter of C. E. Hooker , of
the Wauptin Times , and Edith Jones ,
youngest daughter of Charles Jones ,
with Mrs. Dacoy , an attendant * wore run
over by train No , 4 while they wore at
tempting to cross tlio railroad bridge.
All three wore Instantly killed , the engi
neer being unable to prevent the shock
ing aecident. The remains , badly
mangled , were at once convoyed to the
different homes , where many sympa
thizing friends have called. The acci
dent causes deep sorrow at Waupun.
Fresh oysters in every style nt the
Phojnix Chop House , No. 503 Broadway.
"Everad and Eulaha" by Ed. Wright
at Biibhrell's and Crockwell's.
A Gruml New JJotnl.
The hotel .scheme has not died out yet ,
and really it begins to assume definite
shape. J. J. Brown , who already has
given substantial evidence of his faith in
Council Blufi's by the erection of largo
blocks , now proposes to purchase tlio
property on which stands the old Cath
olic church bounded by Willow avoiino ,
Main and Pearl streets , paying therefor
the sum of $24,000 , and on it to erect n
largo and elegant hotel to cost $100,000 ,
if other parties will take stock in the
enterprise to the amount of $20,000. , It
is reliably reported that three wealthy
gentlemen of this city have agreed to
take ? r > ,000 each , if the remaining § 5,00(1 , (
is taken.
Elo trie doorbells , burglar alarmsand
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances nt tlio No ft York Plumbing Co.
Clothing Dealers.
Our stock of rubber and oiled Is com
plete. Eastern prices duplicated , / , , T ,
LmdKoy A : Co. , No. 200 Fourteenth street ,
Omaha.
SPECULATION m GR&IN
with minimum rapilal and risk
How Chlciiljo'i Siicce rul Men Trade
"PUTS AND CALLS"
( I. o. Insurance aKalnut loss )
for from one to elxtr duy neitoll.itod "lib Instruc
tion ! bow to operate , Addron for Uook.
KQUITAHI.K OHAIV KX01I.VNQE ,
OT ClurU Htrcct. Chlcuao.
BANKING.
Account ! of Itankeri.Merctianti and otbcsolicited. .
Collections Trooiptlr Made.
S. A. KEAN & CO. , Bankers ,
( Bucccnori lo Prciton. Keun & Co. )
100 WASHINGTON STREET , CHICAGO.
lluucl | > a,7t. It. , I.ucal and other Itoutlb
Ueud for X.Ut .
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ur addruti In the U. 8. or Canada 4 tuonuis for 85C ,
AadrosTUB OU1CAUO MAIL. 118 CUi-ar * r '
NEW GOODS
-BARGAINS IN
CURTAIN GOODS , ETC ,
THE DEPOT FOR
Hew Stock Fresh Goods
, ,
LOW PRICES.
FORSET THE PUGE.
NO , 401 BROADWAY ,
, la ,
MURDER ! !
Dlphthtrlu Isnwuln mnklinr Its nntuml vlsltn-
Hon. Ten ycsirs' triulof UH.'JItOS. JUl'l'LHIS'
HKMKDV lor that fiitnl mi'huly hni ilomon-
btratcil the luet that It is inliilllblous u iiroont -
iNonndcuin. If you permit jonr cmKlumto
die with illplitheiiH , "TJielr IJIood bo upon your
bond. " For snlo only nf-tho'olllec ' , No. SI South
bill streetCouncil ItUilTd , In. ; or Boat by uxpiusa
on receipt ot price , sa.
C. H. lllakoVco. of JTo. 1410 Cninpboll sticot ,
Oinahii , who locuntly lnjt rt bcniitllut nml 111-
tcieatlnir ilntighti'iujrpd about lli years , by
( llphthoiiii , uiulor the trontlriuiit of ono of the
bet pUyslciuns In Omaha , wt'ites Id Dr. .lelfcris ,
ot this city : "Vouricmoily nirdlnhtliciiicnino
too Ute , our dear daiiKhtor was Ujlnjr when it
vas iccolveil. 1 ntn sitSlled that her llfocnulil
Imvo been saved. Another quo of otirchitdrcn
who hnd the dlplithctla , hcf tbrontwas filled
up with the pntiid ulooratloii , wo used jour
incillclno and in twelve houis tlio dKrnso was
completely subdued. In the future wo will
keep your medicine nt nil times inourbouso.
Wo fool that it suvcd the life of one ot our
children. Wo nrooiy thnhlvful to you , mid
only reprct thnt wo < lia not call on you sooner. "
From the Council IllutlH Dally Herald :
Mrs. E. M. Clouuil , wlfo of Kntrlaoor Qornnl ,
of the Union I'liclllc , this city , hns been a great
sufferer for ninny jenrs , with what was sup
posed to bo cancer of the throat. It was so bad
that hho was thi ontcned with Mart iitlan. Her
Kcncrnl licnlth was completely uiolton down ,
fho could only snallow ll < iuld lood , and o\on
that her stomach could not invest or assimilate.
Physicians of Council Itluffs and Omaha
attended her for tlneo years and pa\e no
relief. Dr. Jolforisof this cltj- , was called. In
four weeks' time ho cured hertluoat , nnd cnm-
iiletnly roMorcd her Kcncral hoilth. Had Mrs.
Qornrd not obtained icllol soon she would bavo
died from blocd poison , the bin no condition that
dcstiojcd the llfo of Gon. Grant.
From the Council Hluffs flnlly Qlobo :
M. A. McPiko , editor of tlio CambriaKbrn ( j
burtr , Pa. ) Hrooirmn , has been the jieisonul
Iriondof the editor ot the Globe lor more than
twantyyoiUB. nnd Is known wheiovor bo Is
knowiuisono ofthobe t men living. Ho Unl-o
an Intlmntu friend of Mr. Clink ot the Non
pareil. Ho has been unlott.inato in the fact
that his family was rnviiffcd with diphtheria ,
and sricntly dlMtopscd. Mr. ClaikhaUnir heard
of his calamity Bent him HOUIO of Dr. Jclforls'
Dlphlheila Cure , it was iiFod at once , and the
Ilvos of the test of bis children saved. Letters
from Mr. Msl'ilio nro unbounded In their ox-
prcsolons of aratltudo for lltulliif , ' poino moans
of avcrtinz the loss of hla whale niouii of little
and tender ones Kivoot Mr. McPiko's children
nut of eight died from diphtheria before ho had
an oppoi Utility of iiflnir Dr. JolTorls' romody.
IlYXI'KI'SIAl moPKl'SIVl
Dyspoptlo , why livoln mlrorynnd dlo in dls-
pair with cancttr of the stomach ? Dr. Thomas
Jollons cures every cusu of Indigestion and
constipation In a voiy short time , llcst of rol-
eroncus t'lvon. Dyspepsia is tlio cauro of
ninety per cent of nil dif > oa od conditions.
Prlco $5 for two weeks treatment.
Dr. Jeffcris' diphtheria medicine Is inlnlllblo
for nil kinds of soio throats. Indlsiiensiblo In
putrid t-oro tin oar. In mnliirnant scarlo ifover ,
cluiugliItln ! lion r.s to tlio i-linplo form. Infal
lible euro lor nil Inflammatory , ulcorativo.put-
ild , cnncorous ulceration or the womb nnd all
catiuilml conditions.
Full printed Instructions how to HBO tlio incdl-
cines bent with them. No doctor loqulrrd.
Dr .Ictforis' lomo lies can only bo obtained a
hlsofllcc. No , ai : houth Ki'htli street , ( 'ouno
Jtlulls , ] owitorsont ny o.viucss on receipt
drleo.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
COUNCIL BLUFFS , JOIVA.
Ah excellent educational Institution , furnish
il with nil the modern Improvements , eon-
no ted by the SlSTiJHS OF CU.VIUT V.U. V. M
J'ortoim of five months , $75.
Termsbc in Hist Monday in September nnil
first Monday In 1'ebniaiy. I'oi cataloKiios nd-
ross B1STKU 8UH5UIOU
St. Francis Acudemy. Council lulfa ,
OmaliaDentalAssociation
Di , HAUGWOOT , Manapt ,
Nos. 1510-15'il Douglas st , Omaha and
No 234 Uroadway , Council
DentlttrNo Iiumbugl Oai , VltnlUeil
Air , Ktlicrand Clioroforni , with tUelr lckcnlini-lTiCl
> oldcd t > r tliomont wonderful unauitlietlc , purify.
IDU ttio blood uad Lml'dinu up tbo tissue * .
Oiiialia Dental Ansociation , Solo 1'rou'rs ,
Guld Crown i , Cola I'luto und Contlnuaui Gum
Teeth , a tpeclully. Ucm tc ctU K ; former price t
cr tut. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China , ( lassware , Etc. ,
At W.S.IIcnicr & < V > ' 8 , No.28 Main st.
Council Bluu's ,
On DecemberJut , proximo , ilir parlnrtvhtp ofOmitt , I-'rcnrJi P Trcy-
nor , kiioini as flic Council Itlufff Carpet Cotc.rph'cs by Iliiilltttltni , and
on dial date thenu'ill ' be
To get reatly for this change we offer our entire stock of
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
OIL CLOTHS ,
MATTING-S ,
RUGS ,
WINDOW SHADES ,
DRAPERIES
OF ALL KINDS , AND OTIIKR
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AT rillCKS THAT WILL SELL THKAF.
Citizen * of Council lilu/fK and vicinity will flml It to their Intcrcsls to
call and cr < tmine ourf/ooils and prices. 27the / first opportunity
cverojleredin thin city to obtain the above gooilifroin a full , frcah stock ,
at the opening of a buslncsHncaNon.
Country -merchants will Jlttd many bargains by calling early.
MAIL OltDEItK FILLED niOMPTLYAND CAltEFULLY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET
The World's ITurorlic , Unit took the ! , Mr.D over
all Foreign and Moinestlc < pJiii er Ales at
Jiie New Orleans exposition.
A most , delightful bcverajrfi ' cither hot or cold wvmthor. BottlcJ tlivcc
nt the snrhifirg in Witukcslia , Wis. , and made of tlio llnest freshly imported
Jamaica Ginger Koot , the juices of tropical fruits , Arcadian Mineral Spring
Water and Loaf Suarar. Eminent medical authority lias pronounced it "tho
most perfect example of an aromatic Non-Alcoholic stomach stimulant , -\vliilo \
as a boverag-o it is simply delicious. "
The Ideal Arcadian lemon Hectar ,
Mmlo from tlio pure , spnikllnjr Arcncllmi wntcr , combined wltli Trult Juleps rntlt Aclcli nnd
htigitr. Coniplcto in itself. Tor family use , picnics , etc. Hclrcslilnp-nml liitfhlj bcnotlclul ;
Excellent for the sick room. For sj.lv In Council Blulls liy
II. T. Palmer , A. M. beartlsley , .Joo Driussbach , Ed. Daniels ,
II. A. Baird , J. W. Kleob , C. Dectken , 'J'aylor & Calcf ,
1) . G. Morgan & Co. , S , T McAtco , Louie & Mctz cr , Tibbits v\ \ : Ward
P.V. . Spetinaii , John Short & Son.
Co
K
, . . , . .
iiiiM * n if. i uiivituuut \J II. * lllii. iMJWIIIuy
" \V. \ Spnttord & Co. , Goo. Dltzon , Schmidt & Moollcr.
$2.50 Per Doz. or 25C Per Bottle.
WHOLESALE AGE1TTS :
WIRT & DUQUETTEL , KIRSCHT & CO , ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
21. T. Clarke Drug Co. , Stcpticiifilte Vocfjel < C Dinning , Metjcf c
wfiolcaalc fancy grocers , Omaha.
C
Enan K&B Kwa mua 4 immnrrf rv
G-BAISTD EXCURSJ.OlSr THIS WEEK !
Brick buildings of nny Icintl raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed.
Frame buildings moved on Little Giant trucks , best in the world.
808 Eighth Avenue nnd Eighth StrectCounil Blufis.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
OOTJISrCIIj BIjTJir'Ii'S
Practicus in the State mul Federal courts
Rooms 7 and 8 Slmgart Itltnlc.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Olllee over Amorlcnn lUpross Company.
OUR UNPROTECTED FRONTIERS
AND HOW THEY ARE TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF.
Ledgers , JouriiaU , County nnd
Itaiili Work ol't II KiiuU uSpcc-
lally.
Prompt Attention to Mall Orders
MOREHODSE & CO.
Room 1 Evcrct Ulock , Council Ulufla ,
Standard 1'apors Used. All styles of bind
ing in Magazines nml
BLANK BOOKS.
O. n. National Hunk , M. H. Bnilth U Co. ,
Citizens' Hank , Dociru. Welli & Co. ,
hirst Nutlomil Dank , ( ! . II. Insurance Cxi. ,
fllcor k rusuy.Uunkura.O. II. auvliug Hunk.
R. L.
1H N. Main St. , Council Ulun"8 , la. , and
201) ) S. 16th St. , Hooin 10 , Onuilni , Nub.
Manufuttuior'B Ascnt for the
CALIGRAP1I TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , A-wniiiffH , IlnofliiB HIate , Man-
tolH , I'lato and Window Ulasa , Show
cases. Elevators ( hand und liy-
drauli &c. _
R. BICE , M. D. ,
/ _ , , - Or other Tumor * romo\cd wUliqj
l > uficers , j,0 knlfo ordruwlnir of bloo 1 ,
Over thirty team practical uxcrlcnco
No. 11 I'carlBl. , Council UlulTu.
\ T CouBUltutlon ficv. '
hi the city cnn bo obtained by imtionUInt' the
Council iilutra
GJSO , W. SCHIXDELK , J'rop ,
None but experienced hands employed. Out
town orders by mall or express solicited , and
nil work wnmintcid , _
"Crestbn House ,
Tno only hotel In Council Hluffs Imvlmj
And all modem ImpioxomenUi.
U1D , 17 anil111 Main 81.
MAX MOHN , Prop.
FnOPEfMAiN &BRO
wo. ao MAWST.
Daily receipts of new goods.IIats
Cans , CIothiiiK , and a full line of Dry
Goods , all of tliu latest styles. Call and
get prices before luircliut-ing elhowher
Star Sale Stables and Mule lards ,
J3UOAWVAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Ojiutltu | Dummy Uvpot.
pa-
_
Horses w d Mules kept constantly on him
for ealo tit retail or in cur loadn.
Orders promdtly nllod by contract onsh rt
Botlce. Htock sold on commission.
BHLU 'Jl It ii liOI bY. 1'ropilctort
hJH , r-AI.i:8TAULU8 : , corum
i.tin. . it unit.
AND JOBBING
or : ?
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
*
MUSH t I.Tl HAL IW't.KMUtM'A ,
DEEKE , WELLS is CO. ,
Who1rlo
Agricultural Irnptals , Ba&lsi
rnrilnKt i , ite : .rto I'oimoil tlltiiN , lown.
KEYSTON'E MAXiTAOTKING COT
Mn'to ' the Urlfflnnl mid Complcto
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Hill & Press ,
COIIN SIIUU.KHS AND I'l'.Kn n'TTI'.ll" .
lM > 5. liWtt mi , 1.W , nml 1517 doiilli Mnln Plrcot ,
Council Hindu , lima.
1UMD UUADLKV , Vs I'O. ,
Mnniir'isnn t JoblxMs of
agricultural ImplementsWagons , , Buggies ,
ril'lfi ! ? nn. < > "I ! kln'u ' "f * ' " ' " Miwhlnorr.
t
1100 to lllfl
bouth Mnln Street , Council liliKTi ,
lOlTR.
' . ' ! ' < T . . | . ' . Wmmtr.
i'n.
;
l'iis..VTrei ; > s. V.-Pro * A . SPCCaiinsol. .
Council BluTs Handle Factory ,
. , . , ( lUfMrporntoil. )
Mnnufncturcr-ior Axle , Pick. Slediro nn < l 8m\U
llnndloo , of crerj-diocilptlon.
CAlll'KTS.
COUNCIL Bl.UFI'S CAKPBT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Clotlip , Curtain fixture * , ITphoUtnrr flood * .
Etc. No. < 05 Itronilway Council llliilTf ,
Io < vn.
CMAii * , 7i .imi. f.'Tr.
PEUEC.OY & MOOUE ,
WholcMiti' .lobbcis In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
NOB. "SMnlu mul 27 1'carl Sts. Council
ton u.
SNYDEH LEAMAN ,
Fruit and Produce Commission Mercaiats.
No 141'unil Pt , Council 'lluir ' * .
IlAltLE , HAAS A : CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
s' Fmidilcp. Kta. No. ! 2 Mitln St , unJ
No. 11'cnrl . , Council IllulN
/1'- / .
0. W. UIJTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruit * a Specialty
General CommUslon. No. fil' Hrouilwnj- ,
_ Council lllufK _
WIKT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. id and 18 1'carl Pt. , Cotni"ll lllulTs.
GltOCKHlK * .
L. KlUSCIIT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wliolesnlo Liquor Dcnlcrg. No. 41C Uroail-
wny. Council Illuffj.
HAItNKSS , KTC.
15ECKMAN , STKOIIHEHN & CO. ,
JInnii'noturers of ruH WholesaleDoalora In
Leather , Harness , Saddlei'y , Etc.
No.K5 _ Mnln St. . Council niuirj , lown. r
HATS , CAPS , ETC.
rL
METCALF BROTH BUS ,
Jobbers In Hats , Caps and Gloves. -L-
NOP. 3 < 3 nn < l 311 Ilroadway , Council lllnlM
KEEL1NE AJ FELT ,
Wholesale-
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Stock , Council Hliiffgtown. _ _ _
, AJruui \
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sals of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , Polls , Qiciiiouna lrurj Council
llluirs Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholcs'ilo Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricitia * Oils
E3TO. , E3TO.
B.Theodoro , Aifout , Council Hluirs. lomx.
LUMllKll 1'ILINO K'fC.
A. OVERTON A : CO. ,
Hard Wood , Soutaera Lumbar , Plllag ,
And IJrlduo Matoiinl Spoclnltloa.WUolosnln Luia-
bor or nlJ Kinds. Dillcu No. 133 Main St. ,
Council lllutra. lowiu
JOHN L1NDEU.
WhnleflHlo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liqnors.
Afcnt for St. Gotllmrd'g Herb Illttins. No. U
MiiluSt. Council Ululla.
SCHNEIDER & HECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
XuUWMaln St. . CtiiCll U'Mjt. '
LATE OF ST. LOUIS ,
Olfico No. S2B Broadway , Council Bluffs.
1 11 to U 11,111.
Hours , } Z to 6 p. in.
) 7 lob p.m.
; teem No. 0.
"OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL HLUFFS , I A.
Horses and Mules
Forall purposes. no'lBht nnJ sold , at lotall and
In lot * . IMTUO ( juuntlttos to i-clort from
l pulmor llnoUrhors , elnylooicloubl'j. ' .
MASON WISE ,
Couiiuil Blull'tj.
P. C. MILLER ,
No. 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
WALL
LATKST DKSIONB.
MANUFACTUHER OF PAINTS.
House , 8lKii und Decorative I'uliitor.
Jlntlio Wall Ornamcnti ! ,
Nona but Uostjiuntlg cinjilo ) uU aid | cUarsua a
aw tttt otli " *