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    6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. OCTOBER - 30 , 1886.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
SATURDAY MORNING OCT. .10
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
DelhtuU liy fnrncr In nnjpnMof tliocityn.1
twtnly ( tiits p r week ,
H. W. TIM ON , Manager.
r , No. 43 ,
"NiuiiT KDITOK No. 21.
MH.VJ'IUN. '
Now York Plumbing Co.
Now fall floods nl llcitc.r'p.
Cooper As JlcCJuo sell hardware.
JJuv Seal brand oysters , tbo bust.
Chcnp railroad tickets at HitchneH'fl.
Panels at $ .1 f 0 per doat Sehmidl'B
gallery , Main St ,
P. C. Du Vol has rocflvtd : the furnaces
for the new Kpfacopal church ami will
put them til ) in it few days.
Frank Peter.iun is > lilting up the store
No. 33IJ Broadway for a grocery Ptore ,
which hi ; will opoti in a few days.
Married by Kev. J. Fisk. at his residence
on Uenton utrnut , Thursday , October L'8 ,
Mr. Klinur Mclnlosli and Miss JiHtle Cob-
bard , both of tins city.
II , F. Clayton , of Macedonia , secretary
of Iho Pal-merit' JJr.tiaual connrt'bs , re
members the HKK with a comjilcte Vo-
> ort of the last annual session at St.
J ' : inl.
The now tire alarm boxes have ar
rived ami will be put in place as soon as
the wires are completed , which will bo
no soon as the rest of the poles arrive ,
which will be that's a conundrum.
Last evening Harmony chapter No. 25 ,
Order Ktvsteru .Star , gave a seleet ball
nd banquet at Temple hall. The i.ll'uir
was enjoyable , and the details wens ar
ranged with rare good taste.
The private olllce of Ollicer it Pusny's
banking IIDUXC has been lincly and ta to-
fully papered and decorated by ( Jcorgo
It. Heard. It is now one of Hie mo.st at
tractive and pleasingly finished olliecs in
the city.
At the seventeenth annual convention
of the Iowa Young Men's Christian asso
ciations , being held at DCS Monies , this
city is represented bj Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Curtis , w. A. Gearing. F H. Foxier and
J.N.G. Wyllc.
Kev. Mr. Brown , the pastor of the Afri
can Methodic church , \Vas serenaded by
the colored folks Thursday night. He
was also given a generous supply ot pro
visions , vegetables , chickens , etc. , enough
to enable him to hold the fort for two
weeks at least , without other supplies.
On Thursday evening Mrs. J. E. Myers
and Mrs , W. II. Metcalf entertained"
Married Ladies' Progressive Kuchrc club.
The gathering was the first one of the
icason and was a highly enjoyable affair.
There were about lorty guests present ,
and Mrs. Waddell and' Mr. Van Brunt
were awarded the lirst ladies' and gen
tlemen's ' prizes.
A man named Strahm was here from
the far west yesterday looking for his
missing wife , who for some reason h.ul
given him the sliu , taking the two chil
dren with her. Ho had traced her by her
tickets and baggage so fur as this city ,
but here could get no further trace of her.
Ho seems willing to let tin woman go ,
but he is anxious for the children.
The banquet served at the Creston
bouse to the visiting Odd Fellows Thurs
day night was one of the finest in all its
details ever served in this city on anysneh
occasion , and Max Molm has won much
praise for the same. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers , and
the ipread was not only bountiful , but
was arranged and served temptingly.
Tlio youth of to-day enjoy immense
advantages oror those of forty years ago
jn the way"vl 5i ! C2ti9nal nolps. The
UEE man has looked over one * of the
very latest and best aids in the study of
physiology , which is being introduced
Into this section by Smith & Musson , of
this city. It is White's Physiological
Manikin , a life size representation of the
entire human form. BO arranged as to
present it life size view of every bone ,
muscle , urtary , vein and nerve , also
all the internal organs in their proper
places , so they can bo folded out and
hewn to the class with all their intricate
relations to one another.
Yesterday afternoon R man , whoso
name was not learned , met with a singu
lar accident and most fortunate escape
on Broadway. As a load of hay was
passing ho stood in the street plucking
a blade of dry grass with which to pick.
his teeth , presumably , when a horse and
buggy came along at a lively rate , pass
ing so close to the load of hay as to leave
him little room. In trying to avoid a
qucczo ho turned about just in time for
the end of one of the buircy shaf Is to slip
under his coat , run up his back and out
by the collar , stripping the coat from
end to end , quickly depriving him of
further use of that garment and whirling
him about in a terrifying way , lie was
luckily uninjured , but is out a coat. Ho
will now follow the fashion and sneak
his toothpicks from the hotel counters.
An Independent Candidate.
I hereby announce myself as an inde
pendent candidate for justice of the
peace , and submit my claim to the voters
of Council Blull'ri , la. , on the 2nd day of
November , 1830. A , L. HK.NDIUCKS.
Headquarters for glove * and mittens nt
MircAji'Huo3. :
Try a Garland Cook stove for soft hard
Cooper & McGco have them.
Personal I'jirnurnplm.
Mrs. Spencer Smith has returned
homo , .
Horace Bundle Beatrice , Neb , , Is at
thoPaeilio.
P. J. Gallagher , of Weston , was nt the
Pacific yesterday.
II , llaburn , of Aurora , Neb. , was in
the oity yesterday ,
Hon. John Y , Stone , of Glenwood , was
at thoOgden yesterday.
O.K. Wllkins , of Missouri Valley , was
in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. H. 1) , Heinsheimer and Mrs ,
Russell , of Glenwood , wtiro in the clly
yesterday.
Dick Ladd , who travels for one of the
( rent cloak houses of Now York , was in
the oity yesterday ,
George Swan was expected to arrive
last evening on a visit to his parents ,
Colonel and Mr. < , Swan ,
A. Just , one of the oldest traveling
man on the rojid for Arnold , Coiibtublo
& Co. , New York , was In the city yotter-
day.
day.Mrs , Dibble and ilnv.ghU'r , of Michigan.
wo hero visiting Mrs , Swan , corner of
rjorco and Stmstiirm streets , who is a
lister of Mrs , Dibble ,
John Hyley , agent for the "Bound to
Bucceed" company , WHS | iero yesterday
arranging for the appearance of tlm
troupe item on Thursday evening of next
went.
Mr . Davidson , lu'oonipanled by Mrs.
Unoou , of the KH.'GM huu.-e , .St. Joe , has
fcc-en snonding u few days in the city vis
iting her uncle. Mr. ChuvlHs \ \ . 1'ort'goy.
fiho and her friend returned to St Joe
la * ! evcninjr ,
John J. Wadsworth , jr. , returned yes
terday with bis bride , Irotu f'hamuaigii ,
ill , , wnero they wcru on last Wednesday
married , They rt-mniiU'U In the city yes
terday , rcrisiving congratulations from
the liiMiy friends of Mr.Vadsworlh ,
and lost wening left for Blair , Neb. , to
Thiit the groom's parents. They will
return on Monday , when Mr. Wadsworlh
will return to his position with Messrs ,
liuruhurn. TulJeys.i1 ; Co.
LAVISH LUXURY OF LAW ,
A Showing of the Eosults of the' Big Pee
Bills of a Justice ,
THE SALOONS ARE BAYING.
1'rohihitlim Cse J < 'ront Atlantic
' What Nnola's People Arc Doing
A Vni-lcty oritliilTy
Now * .
ATI K\pctilvc ) Court.
The Bir. : readers have had several op-
poitnnitles to acquaint themselves with
the costs to which this county Is put to
maintain Justice l-Yaln .y's court , as It
has been conducted in the past. Now
that In ; appeals again for ru-clvcllon , the
public is entitled to the fuels a" ? shown
by the record- ) , indicating that a largo
number of trivial eases are entertained in
this court , for which tlui county has to
pny heavily. If real olVonders wcro being
captured and punished , there might be
some gooil reason for such expensive
bills. The BKI : showed in detail the
other day that Justice Kralnoy had
c-laimed of the county $2M5 ( for his fees ,
while the other city justices , during the
same period , claimed scarcely more than
ono-tfiitH Of Jilts amount. It may bu
thought that in Justice r'rainoy's court
there was more cilminal business
clouo and moie rogues punished ,
but a search of the records
shows that only a small fraction of tlio
criminal cases begun had any real loun-
datiou to them. This too , according to
Justice Frainoy's own decision. During
his term of olbco thus far ho has had otw
criminal cases , for which the county had
been called upon to pay him heavily.
Out of the.so ( )03 ) cases , -120 have prac
tically amounted to nothing. Out of the
WCJ , about a do/.on eases only have been
deemed serious enough to bo oven con
sidered by the grand jury , and of this
do/.en probability is that no morei than
two or three have been or ever will bo
found guilty oL the charges made against
them. Out of the r > 03 there were 0 ! ) who
were found guiliy of jinttv < ) Hen.ses. Such
is the hhowing. Justice rrainoy himself
by Ills decisions virtually says that out of
00' ! criminal eases brought in his court
4 0 ought not to have been brought.
The lollowmg is the showing in detail
as gnthcrod from his reports to the county'
board at its quarterly session :
Al'KU. SESSION. 1883.
Number of criminal cases. C8 ; bound
over to grand jury , 2 ; found guilty , 5 ;
bound to keep the peace , C ; discharged ,
50.
JUNK SKSSION , 18 % .
Number of cases , 48 : none bound over ;
convicted of petty ollenscs , 10 ; dismissed ,
31.
SEITEMllKU .SESSION' , 1886.
Number of cases , 77 ; dismissed , C3 ;
bound over , 2 ; found guiltv of petty of
fenses , 7 ; changes of venue , i ) , bound over
to keep the peace , 2.
JANUAUY , 1880.
Number ot cases , 11 ! ) , dismissed , 89 ;
found guilty , 1C ; bound over , 5 ; changes
of venue , 0 ; bound to keep the peace , < ' ! .
Al'HIL , 1885.
Number of cases , 25 ; dismissed , 20 ;
found guilty , 1 ; changes of venue , 3 ;
bouhd over to keep the peace , 1.
JUNE , 188(1. (
Number of cases , 78 : found guilty , 0 ;
to the grand jury , 2 : bound to keep the
keen the oeaco , 4 ; changes of venue , ! ) .
SKITEMIIKU , 1880.
Number of cases , 87 ; convicted of petty
oflonses , 24 ; to the grand jury , 2 ; bound
tojkcop the peace , a ; changes of venue , 8.
The justices' fees are but a small part
of the expense thus entailed upon the
county. In each of these cases there are
fSCJ for constables and witnesses , which
will amount to as iTJUChmore , so that it
really appears that the county is asked
for about four thousand dollars to pay
the expenses of getting a do/en men
bound over to the grand Jury , and a few
potty offenders punished by a few days
in jail or a nominal iino.
In all these cases olllccrs are employed ,
and constable fees run up proportion
ately fast. Constables Wesley and Rick-
etts have done the mo.st of the work in
Fraincy's court. Constable Wesley's
bills from January 1 , 1880 , to September
1,1880 , in criminal cases in trainey's
court alone , amount to $745,05 , which the
county board cut down to $101.75 , the
board figuring a total overcharge of
ti80.30. ! During the same periol Consta
ble Barhyte. who served as ollicor for
Justice Ifuiulncks' court , Hied bills for
criminal cases there amounting to only
$170.05 , of which the board allowed as
just and correct all but $4.1)5. )
During the same neriod Constable
Wesley "s bills for cases in Justice Schur/'s
court wcro $45.15 , ana in Justice Hen-
dricks' court $15.85 , while his bills in Jus
tice Frainoy's court were $745.05.
Constable Rioketts' bills from lust Jan-
nary to September for criminal cases in
Justice Frainoy's court were f 102.10 ; from
criminal cases in Justice Schur// court ,
$10.05 ; from cases in Justice Hondricks'
court , fl3.GO.
It appears , therefore , that the wonder
ful amount of criminal cases started in
Justice Frainoy's court prove a bomin/.a
not only to him but to the constables ,
while tlio counlv has to foot the bills for
the privilege of seeing 420 cases out ot
502 promptly dismissed , there being no til
ing to them except costs.
The best stove I over had , is the vcr-
d'bt. of thousands who have used the
Had Kint Homo base burner. Cooper &
McUce , Agents.
First class regular dinner 25 cents , 12
2 o'clock. PhtHiiix [ ohop house , 605
toroadwy.
NntoH From Nnola.
NKOI.A , la. , Oct. 20. Sam l-'rum and
E. L. Shugart occupied the dry goods
boxes yesterday.
FritSuivorts has opened up a first
class hotel In his now brick building ,
Slowart Brothers -occupying their
new store and Pat Jiyrm will be in his in
a few days.
Operator Howe is acknowledged to bo
the most churitably inclined young man
in town.
Clerk Shea and Scott Williams .were at
thu rally last night.
12. Heicluirt nays Noola township will
give a jood ; round democratic ) majority
next Tuesday.
Dr. J. H. Lovrrny , of West Point , has
located in Neola and is working into a
good practice ,
Dau Austin , one of our must promi
nent young mun , wr.s married to-day to
oua of Persia's estimable young ladies.
Henry Hustln , of Omaha , is visiting
here this wiiek , He will return IIQIIIU
Saturday cvpning. Ho has made many
frlnnds among the youu'g ladles of tlui
place , and has assured more thnn > v
do/.en that ho would like to May longer
than a week at a time , but tint boom in
Om.tha will not permit It ,
The Western 'I hcutro company play a
three nli-'htfi engagement hero next week.
Sid Downs , a former Nuola boy , is with
the troupe.
Tim Foley , of Willow Springs , Neb , , is
back among his old friend ; for h short
visit ,
Mr. Hill , formerly of Walnut , has con
cluded to nptm a now moat market here.
M. F , Uohrcr , of Council Blulls , the
greatest man with a lead pencil in insur
ance circles ib hero fu the ( utcre t of thu
prospective widows.
Pat tr ! : ou , while engaged in traus'act-
ing sumo bu&iuess in tuwu u few
ago , came very near loslnsr a valuable
team of hordes in Mosquito creek.
A Mr , Fleck has been looking up the
different patches of timber about Neola
and Yorkshire with a view of investing ,
but for what object ho refuses to state.
The city building has become the
abiding place of many spirit ? , owing lo
a raid by our constable on ono of the
saloons of the town to appease the wrath
of one of its customers , However this
has had no e I Vert on the business of the
saloons , mid the coimell has adjourned
one mouth so that they may not know
that anything stronger than pop Is being
sold under tnc protection of tlu-ir pop
ordinance. The major , It is said , has
ordered that no more lieou-M's be Issued
after the iiOth of this moutn , which has
caused some little uneasiness among
some of our oldest Inhabitants.
Last night was a great night for the
democracy , who were here from miles
around lo do honor to Colonel Keatloy.
Tlio baud from Mindcn enlivened mat
ters with Its good music. In the evening
Colonel Keatloy addressed fully live hun
dred people , and held the attention of
the largo audience for two hours. The
enthusiasm wan great , and the whole
ufl'uir surpassed anything of the kind
ever held In Xeola.
To one lookmjj back some do/cti or
more'yoar.s ago wlieiiKuatlcy used to make
this his stopping place on his political
tours one was forcibly reminded of the
great growth and improvement of this
town. _
J. Eiirn dorf , has'ing taken entire con
trol of tlio PJurulx chop house , desires testate
state that he has secured the services of
Charles .Decker , a lirst ela s cook of New
York city. The best the market nftou'.s ,
night and day , in the best style of the
art. Will also have u regular bill of fare.
I can save you money in Stoves. Tin
ware and Hardware. W. A. Wood.
Hard and soil coal , wood , lime , cement ,
etc. Council Binds Find Co. , No. o'JO
Broo.dway. Telephone No. 10. ! !
THE OIID1XAXUK 1'ASSIOS.
GrnntlitR a Charter to the Niuv Itrlduo
anil Street Unllway Company.
A special mcetinir of the uit.y council
was held last evening to consider the or-
dinaueo in regard to the new bridge and
street car line. The ordinance as pub
lished in the BEI : yesterday , ami as
agreed to by the committee , was amended
in some minor particulars , the only ini'
portnnt change being the lixiug of the
maximum rate of passenger fare to be
ten cents from any point lit Council Binds
to the western terminus of thu line in
Omaha , and live cents anywhere inside
of the city limits. The company is given
two years lo complete the bridge , and its
street car line so far as South tirct street ,
and three years to construct their street
car linn on ( he south .side named. The
ordinance as thus changed was then
adopted by a vote of live to one , Alder
man Shugart alone voting against the
ordinance.
See that your books are made by More-
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Seal brand oysters at H. J. Palmers. ,
Snb-tantial abstracts of titles and real
citato loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street. Council Blulls.
Tlioy All Pay.
To the surprise of many the announce
ment is made that all of the saloons , fifty
eight in number , have paid their October
licenses , $25 , excepting one , the prop
rietor of which has only been in businsss
two wco.ks , and he promises to settle this
morning. There is some curiosity felt as
to how long this system of collection will
be kept up , but the mayor seems as de
termined as ever that all those who refuse
or neglect lo pay must be closed. An
understanding lias been reached by which
those to pay license will have until the
lui'i of ouch month to settle , and if not
paid by that time , then the war is to begin
without further ceremony.
In regard to the old scores , they will
probably be allowed to go , and let the bygones
genes be gone-bys. It is imimatcd that
it is not to be expected that the new
mayor is to worry himself collecting
amounts which ought to have been col
lected under the old administration.
Seal brand oysters nt H. J. Palmer's.
Seal sacquos , fur trimmings , seal caps ,
etc. , at METCALK Buos.
Fresh oysters in every stvle at the
Phccnix Chop House , No. 505 Broadway.
Atlantic Prohibition.
Yesterday Judge Connor was in the
city , and held a session in chambers. The
principal matter brought before him was
Iho case in which it is attempted to get
an injunction against the Atlantic distil
lery , and other parties there , who arc
said to be violating the prohibition law.
The most of the afternoon was spent in
the argument of the order of court for
the defendants to produce in court certain
books , showing their sales , as required
to bo kept for ofllcial inspection. It was
argued that the court could not require
thu , as the order was one in efl'ect com
pelling a defendant to produce evidence
to bo used in an attempt to convict him
of an olVenso , ami no man being com
pelled to criminate himself. The judge
decided to order the defendants to pro
duce the books asked for , or to show
cause for not doing so. Attorneys Allen
and Dorlny appeared for the plaintiff , and
Attorney's Hoekafellow and Delano , also
of Atlantic , for the defendants , The mat
ter will be further considered next Thurs
day. _
Klcctiio door bells , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli-
niiccsjit the New York Plumbing Co.
The district telegraph company Is
making arrangements to secure complete
returns from every polling place in the
clly on the coming election day , and
tliso : ( desiring to secure them at the
earliest possible moment , anxious candi
dates and others , can do so by making
arrangements with Al , B. Brown , the
manager.
P. C , Do Vol sells Stewart , Acorn and
Westminster hard coal burners , Charter
Oak and Acorn cook stoves and ranges ,
steam and warm air furnaces ,
economy
o , 504 Broadway.
A telegram has boon received hero an-
nmmcinc the death of W. K , Whitney ,
at lil-s homo In Illinois , where ho went
frpm here about two weeks ago. Ho was
a young man who was well known and
greatly esteemed hero. Ho was for 601110
time connected with Burnlmm , Tulleys
& Co. , and Inter was In the oilico of Kim-
bull & Camp. He was lately taken with
quick consumption , and was in u feeble
condition , and rapidly declining when
he left hero for his homo.
Dr. Hanchett , otllce No. 12 Pearl street.
Residence 120 Fourth stm-l. Telephone
No. 10.
_ _ _
A. C , Dvcr has boon appointed op. the
polieo force , in accordance with the request -
quest of the property owners and busl-
ncss'imm of lower Main street to have a
policeman located In that part of the city.
Mrs. S , A. Hall is prepared to do dressmaking -
making on short notice and at reabonablo
prices. No , B'JS Broadway ,
Andy Ncally , who wixs stabbed about u
week ago , was yesterday abh : to bo out
*
on the t > ircotsrund didu't look much like
dtiadmuu ,
On and after to-day the ferry train ,
which has boon leaving hero at < i:30 : in
the morning , is abandoned , Hhcro being
no demand for It longe ! ' , "it having been
put on Jargt'Iy for the accommodation of
the vegetable men during the summer
season.
Tlio American District Telegraph com
pany has purchased u light , covered de
livery wagon for the package delivery
work of the company. .The company
will thus be able to betlor accommodate
jis patron * .
SPECIAL NOTIOEa
Speclnl mlvcrtlscmctite , uch ni Lost , Fo.nul
To l inn , For S.\le , To Kent , V > < xnt , tlonnllns ,
etc. , nil ) boliKorlod In thin column nt tlio loir
rmoorTKNOn.NTSPKIl MNK forltio first liiFor-
Ion ninl I'll o Cents 1'cr Uno for cnch subsequent
Insertion , l.uuvo Advertisements nt ottr ofllco
No. 12 1'cnl sticct , nolr Ilroailwiiy , Council
llhifls.
WANTS.
"yyAM'KD-.A nrst-emB9 cook nt Ilcth'clo's
HotelCouncil llluirn.
\\rANTin > -Ily C. Shonllcld. rnllwny contractor -
> tractor , tX ( ) nillwny laborers nml Wl toiitn-
etorn to work on Kriulo of Southern Kansas
niliroml In Iho liullnn Territory , 00 miles
son111 of Klowu , IVBII. tiooil > VIIKCS : jfooil w | , , .
lorworh. Work will last two yours. I'or In-
rormntlon Inquire of N. Hchnrr , Council Illuirs.
1/HH ) KKNT-A KOOI ] double biillilliiR Btilinblo
for n grocery filore nml dwelling. Uooil
lorntion. Tlios. Voight , : W1 North 8th at.
TTNTlfsAtllfMedium Hl/uQ ITlrboid siifo : llrnil-
- 1bury sowing machine ; cash rntrutDr ; gillt- |
tlnir nincluno ; brnss jaw lover crlmplnp urn-
oiin ! l clock ; sliopmiikcrs tools ; roslilenc-o nml
lots , nml our wholesale bulidinjr , No. 41 Mortb
Mnln Rtroot. Address / . T. Mndsoy , Council
llluirs.
llluirs.MURDER
MURDER ! !
Dlplitlicrlnlsncnln in nk I tiff Its iimnmt visita
tion. Ten years' triiilof lIt. THUS. JEKl-'KlttS' -
Iti'.MKUY tor Hi ut I ninl nirluly hns dcinmi-
dtrateil the fuel that It is Ittfnlllblo us a prevent
ive ami euro. If you permit your chlldron to
dlo with diphtheria , "Tholr blood lie upon your
hond. " For siilo only nt the olltco. No. U'l ) South
"th street , Council IlluITg , In , , or sent by express
on receipt of price , f" .
Kiom the Omntm lluu :
Mr. .1. H. llutlor. of Htucl Dcll.Pottnwattamlo
Co. , loirn , mid Ills rumlly of eleven persons ,
\M-ro all sick with mnllirnnnt diphtheria. livery
one o'thorn ! hus tecoveiol by the ut-u of Dr.
.Toirurlft' I'rnvcntlvo ami Cure for Diphtheria ,
without the uid of n physician.
C. II. Hlakcslouof No HID 0 tni > t > cll street ,
Oiimhn , who roco.itly lost a bcmitltiil nnd 11-
torrstlnir dmifthtor. npc.l about 15 your ? , by
diphtheria , under the treatment ot < mu of tbo
liost phyKlclnns In Onmlm , wi ite to Dr. Jcl'eri ,
of Ibis city : "Your remedy for diphtheria c.imo
too into , our dear daughter livinguhen It
was i OL-elved. I am Bitlsllcd thnt her life could
hnve been saved. Another ona ot oiirthllcjnm
who Imdlhodlphlhcriii , her thioiit wus tilled
up with the putrid ulccriUIoti , wo used your
medicine und In twelve hours the disease wn
completely subdued. In the future we will
keep your modlnlno at nil times In our lionse.
We foci that It tnvu.l the life of ono ol our chil
dren. We nro very thiuiKful to you , nml ouly
roarct Hint we Oil ! uit Cf\ll on yo'i sooner. "
From the Council matin U. l'y ' Qiobos
M. A. McPiko , editor of the OSmbrlii ( libens-
burtr , 1'a. ) Krcoimm , Inn boon the person il
friend of the editor of tlio Oloho for inure than
twenty years , nnd Is known wherever he M
kiioirn us ono of the best men livlnw. IIH family
was rnvtifrcd with diphthorln. nud iriontly dis
tressed. Somoof Dr. Jelloils' Diphtheria Cure
was iiped , nndtho lives of thp rostof his child
ren saved. Letters from MK lul'iko are un
bounded In their expressions ol frrutltudo for
finding gome menus of nvcrtimrtho loss of nil
his lltilo onus. Vive of Ml' . MdPIKo's children
out orciyht died fiom diphtheria before us bud
nn opportunity of nxlng lr ; Jqltcrls' remedy.
VS1'KI'.SIA I nVPPUPflA1.
Dyspeptic , why live in ral'oryVind dlo in dls-
pnlr with cancer of tlio stomach ? Dr. Thoinna
Jelferis cures every CHSO' ' of Indigestion nml
constipation in u very short time , llcnt of rol-
crenccs eivon. Oygpopgtit mi the cuuso of
ninety per cent ot nil diseased conditions.
I'l Ice 15 for two wcclra treatment
Dr. JoHcris' diphtheria inodiulno Is infallible
for nil kind * of tore throat ? . Indisponslblo In
putrid sore throat , In mal&nnnr seurlot fever ,
changing it in 43 hourto th6 sltnplo form. Infal
lible euro for ull InUmnmntbry , 'ulcerntlvo ' , nut-
rid , cancerous ulcorulion of the womb and nil
ciitarrhal conditions. "
Kull printed iiistructloni how to use the medi
cines sent with thorn. No doctor required.
Dr. .Tctlprii' remedies cnn only bo obtnlnoci it
till oflice , No. 21) ) South li&tjtti street. Council
lllurrs , lown , or sent y express on receipt of
price.
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney at Law ,
OOTJITOIlj BIjXJininS
Practices in the State and Federal courts
Rooms 7 and 8 Shngart lilo'jk.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over American Express.
P , C. MILLER ,
No. 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
WALL PAPER ,
IATK3T DESIGNS.
MANUFAOTUBER OF PAINTS.
House , sign and decorative painter. Papier
Macho wall ornaments.
None but best hands employed and charges
reasonable.
Horses and Mules
For all burposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to selec
fiom. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or double.
MASON WISE.
Council Bliifls. .
21,026,850
TansllFs Punch Cigars
were shipped dnrlnc tbo part
two yoor , wlU out. a drnm-
IIUT ui our employ , Kootber
liomeln tbo vrbrldcBn trulli-
tully make auah a ihowiuc.
Ono agent ( dealer only )
wanted in each town.
IOLD W IEADIMO DDUCCIITS.
R.W.TANSILL&C0..5D Stite StChicBgo.
rnht lnlALi
ml H Jr.d f ll n | . TrUI MC
i n. A. e. OI.IN cp.
[ II. 1.00 per r cC .
. . . . , . . . .
TMJf \MlatOTl9VlO UUuwv. A w.u *
* i Orrrn.Ooocurjrt. Bi-cjBt.inipTorii mjlUet
ALIU KLKUtlllO 1IEI.TH ftH BISEAbtg.
Ol. HORHE. UVtNTOS. 181 WBAtH AYE. . CHICACO.
ESTABLISHED ffi ? ? USED IN AIL
Calaloeut * od IVlcM on aiiillc tlon. BUd by
all Ibc but ( VtrUxe Bullrtem od lt ler .
CARPETS.
Bargains in Carpets This Week
-AT-
Harkness Brothers'
If yon wish ( i CVtrjJcf . no mutter ivlinl { jrnttc , l > r mire to cell ( induce n.t
' nin'clntnhi/
brfoi'c ( /
Wcafl'er special iHirt/ttIns In DIVM I'nttc.rns and Dress Goods Hits
week. Krci'iitlilnu In till * line will be sold cheap this coinlni/wcch : Sec
the Innrcnsc slock *
HARKNESS BROTHERS ,
No. 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO ,
Don't forget that the Council Jtln/fn Carpet Company will make a
channe In their Jinn on January Jt next , and that they arc bound to
tnatcrlalli/ reduce their stock before that day.
Go see them before i/on purchase elsewhere , and obltttn their prices.
If you want to butanythlnu In their line they will ulvc you prices that
will certainly suit , you.
Their stock consists of all tirades and makes of
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades
Mattings , ,
CURTAIN AND UPHO3CSTE&Y GOODS , Etc ,
A lot of Table Linens. Towels and Napkins to close out at LESS
TITAN COST. Sec them.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
No. 405 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
f
Farming Lands m Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , nnd Ringing from $5.00 to
$10.00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 3'J years' tune 5 pur
cent interest. Land linyurs fare free. Information , etc. ' , given by
'
No. 555 Broadway , Council Uluirs , Iowa , agent for Froidrikson & Co. , C'licngo. '
' 3. C. L GILLETTE ,
HAIR GOODS ,
uu ,
-f tS
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
licadipq St.LjIcs and Irppoptahiops ( cnobanbly op
14OO Fnriiam Street , Omnha , Neb.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
EetnbllBlicd 185T
CKESTON HOUSE
The only liotel in Council UlulFs hnving
And all mo 'ern improvements ,
215 , 217 and 210 Main st.
MAX MOIIN , Prop ,
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St , , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying a $5 hat or bui.net , one fare
will be paid ; $10 , lounil trip.
BOOK HNDHG
H , Journuli , rouiily and
Itiuili Work of All Illiidn uSjiec.
iultjr
Prompt Attentlonjo Mail Orders
MOREHOUSE & GO.
Room 1 Evoret Block , Council ISIufla.
Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind.
ing m MugazinRE and
BLANK BOOKS.
nKFKHKNCES :
O. B. National Hank , M. R Smith it Co. ,
Citizens' Hank , HeeroVcll 4 Co. ,
llrst National Bank , G. II. In ur noo. . ,
officer & I'ueey.Uttnkers.0. 11 duTlnzs Hank.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China , Glassware , Etc. ,
At W. S. Homer & Co's , No. 23 Main st
Council luflr .
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
MILLINERY ,
No , 328 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs.
Mrs. O. A. Rogers ,
Late of Hie Parisian Millinery Co , , Manager.
FIRE IHSURHNCE
\ rfhe \ , following Companies ;
German American , of Ntiu York
fnvntx , * of Hartford.
Hartford , * of Hartford.
Callfornlan. of San Francisco ,
Scottish Union A. National , offdlnourg.
Unionof San Franclico.
State'of Da Holnts.
Wltllamsburg C/ty , * of Bron'/j .
Those tnnilieil with a * Insure alto against loss by
Wind Storms , Cyclones and Tornadces
a ron sAi.a IN COUNCIL
2. HLLTFS AND OMAHA ,
ONEY LOANED ON coon CITV
M AND FAIIM I'KOI'KIITY AT I.OWEST
* * *
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Inltieoltycun lioobtnlnod by patroulzluir tli
HomeSteam
'
GKO , W. SVUINDELE , Prop ,
None but experienced hands employed
Out of town orders br mtiil or exprossos.
liclted , and all work warranted.
R. L. WILLIAMS
18 N. Main st , Counpil BlufT's ' , la. , and 209
S. 18th st , room 10 , Omaha , Neb.
Manufacturer's Agent for the
CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awnings , Hoofing , Slate , Mantelb ,
.Plate and Window Glass , Show Oases ,
Elevators , ( hand -and hydraulic , etc.
For a buyer to go where the largest Stock
and Greatest Varieties are kept In any ono
lino. Agniu , if feller has EXPKRIKNCED
ACCOMMODATIONS faithful and trusty help *
those who buy will be agreeably served ,
and If seller gives rutt , weights and mc.is
urc < s , you have three excellent reasons for
patronizing such a firm.
Fuel consumers ought therefore to buy of
HEATON FUEL Co. ,
No. C28 Hroadway , Council Dlu/ls.
Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
EIOXTSBS OJF
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IMI'LKMKXTti.
DKKUB , WELLS & CO. ,
WbalcBalo
Agricultural Implements , Bowles ,
> _ nnjiwMric , ito. : rouncil llluffg , I
KKYSTONK MANUFATUiUNG (
> tnho the Urllnn ) and Complete
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Hill & Press ,
AN1 >
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I ! * * JM t AlllVC
H. IBM nml 1517 .South Main Hire * * * ,
Oilmen H.utT , Iowa.
DAVID HHADLKY * "ca ; "
Mannf'rs an I Jobbers of
Sgricnltnral Impleraents.Wagons . , Bnggles ,
? vJrinVtnlln(1 , ? ( nl ! , k.ln'u ' ot rrm Miwhlnerr.
South Main Street , CounoU Blufk
Iowa.
AXE ) M.VOffiS.
K.O. Ui.R\40N. T. H.Douons Oio.F. iuniiT.
Pi CB. * I mm. Wi'm * AM in. SQJ ACoimsnU
Council BiuTs Haidh Facto/1/ / ,
( Incorporated. )
Manufacturers of Axle. 1'lck , Slodire and Small
Hiindlp , of every ( Inscription ,
COUNCIL Hl.UFFS CAUl'KT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil riolhs. Curlnln rizturcB , UpholMcry OooJai
ttc. Na < 03 Urortdway Council Ululls ,
lown.
c ; . < H. , ion.icro , HTC.
l'KKKOV & MOOKK ,
WholoF.ilo .lobbers ill the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Kos. ZSMnln mid 27 Vonrl Sts. Council Illuffs ,
towa.
COMMISSION' .
SNYDKH & LKAMAX ,
rfnJi and Produce Commission Hercinnti
No 141'cirl St. Council 'HuITi.
HAULK , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale DraggUts , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
ts' Pnndrles. Hto. .N'o. ! Mnln St. , anil
No. : . ' ! l'cirl St. , Connull
lit V/Vt.
o.r. .
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Genera ! Commt'Elon. No. 51) Itroadway ,
Council lllnfft.
WIU'J' & DUQUKTTK ,
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy GrocarUs.
Nos. 18 nnd 18 Po.-ul St. , Council llliilfs.
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Also Wholesale Liquor Donlorft. No. 41ft llrotul-
wny , Council lllutri.
lIAItffKSS. ETC.
HECKMAN , STROHBKI1N & CO. ,
Mnnu'nctnrors of and WholH no ! Onalors In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
Jfoj Ktt Main St.Coiinall _ lllulfi , Iowa.
HATH , CAPS. KTC.
MKTCALF HllOTHKRS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gbves.
NOP. 812 and : ill Ilromlw/iy , Coirioll
J/K.lt'l' HAItDH'AUK.
KE KLINE & FELT ,
Iron , Steel , Hails , Heavy Hardware
And Wood Stock , CoiiiiL-ll IllnnTH , lown.
IIIDKK Ar > irnor ,
U. H. MoDANKLI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , J'elH.dreasoanJ l' ° ur < Council
Muff * Iowa.
COUNCIL HLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholo-'nlo Doalcis in
llnminatiug & Lubricating OiU Ganllu
333TO. , H3TO.
E.Thoodoro.AKont , Council llluir . lown ,
/'J///.VO KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Plltog ,
And llrldiru Mnti > rlAl ici > ni < lnltlniiWlioloinln ) Luin-
all Klii'la. ' Ulllco No. l'.l ) Main tit. ,
I UlUlfB. IflWH.
'lffBS AND MQUOHS.
JOHN LINDER ,
\VholoH lo
mported and Domestic Wlnej & Liquors
Avtmt forHt. Colllixi'rt'a Herb Illltfra. No. U
Mulnrit. Council IIUltTfl.
SCHNEIDER & I5ECK ,
'orclga and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
, . L'nuned
Star Sale Stabfe and Mule lards ,
J3UOAWVAY , COUNCIL HLUI'TS ,
Dummy Depot.
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Homes and mules kept constantly on
hand , for sale at mtall or in cur louds.Or-
dors promptly lillnd by contract on short
nolico , .Stock sold nn commission.
(
Telephone No , 1M.
Fgrmcrly of Koll Sale , Stnliles , corner
1st. Hve uiut-Hli street.
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B. BIOS , M. DM
ffinrpr" : Or otliorTuinoriJ ivi'ioKwill'Oll ! '
ou/i-c/ j 0 tmfo orclrinvii"- I Jood.
Urur Ibiuy yonra prHctu
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