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15 THE OBIAHA DAIL < Y BEE : THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 18 , 1880.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
THUHSDAY MOUNINO NOV. 18.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
DtlHmcl by cnnier m ntivrartof the city at
trmity citils per it cot
H. W.Tli.io.v. - - - Mannjcr.
TKtit'iions : ; :
ncMKEF * OrncK. No. 13.
NiuiiTEnnon No. 23.
MINOll MU.VriO.N.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Now full floods at Hoilor's.
Connor & MuHeo f-oll sluvui.
Panels al ifit.oO per do/en at Schmidt's
Main &treel.
Klectiic door bolls , littrtflar alarms and
every form of domoMit : electrical appli
ances tit the Now i'ork Plumbing Co.
Weather strips at Chapman's , lOSMuin.
See that your books are made by More
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Dr. Hanchctt.ollicoNo 12 Pearl streets
lU'.sidoneo 1'JO Fourth street. Telephone
No. 10. _ _
Ordnryottr coal anil wood from C. H
Fuel company before tin advance hi price
No. 0 I ! ) UMx/y. Telephone I'M.
Everybody's store , Rood place to buy
goods , No. 823 Main street.
Mrs. A. S. Hull Is prepared to do
dressmiking on short notice and at reasonable
enable prices. No. ! U8 Broadway.
Good overcoat $2.1)0 , pants $1 to $3.50 ,
other goods In proportion. Everybody's
store , 82:5 : Main.
The best stove I ever had in the verdict
of thousands who have used the lladiant
Homo base burner. Cooper & McGcc ,
agents. _
Sec West Point base heater. Latest
improvements in heating stoves.
W. A , WOOD.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rca
ehtato loans. .1. W. & E. L. Squire. No.
101 1'carl btreet. Council Hlulls.
All varieties of gnmo iintl fish. Oysters
all styles. Short orders a specialty. Doc
& Hil'ly's101 llroadwuy. Just look iu
their window.
Five Huti'lred Overcoats for Boys auil
Children from $1.50 up.
up.MKTCALF Hitos
Stamping and full variety of cmbroidory
> n i materials. Mrs. I1.J * . Nilea , 403U'dwiy.
Wall paper , shades , paints , etc. II. P.
Nlles , Jso. 102 It road way.
E. II. Shcafo & Co. , loan money on
cliattlo security of every description ; of
fice .No. 500 Broadway , upstairs.
P. C. DoVol soils Slcwart , Climax ,
Acorn and Westminster hard coal burn
1 ers. Charier Oak and Acorn cook stoves
and ranges. Kconomr steam and warm
air furnaecs , No. 001 Broadway.
Try Gurland Cook stove for soft coal ,
Cooper and McGue luive them.
Don't buy your new suit or overcoat
until you look at lliosu at Mclcalf Bros.
Call for everything you nncd , bottom
prices , Everybody's store , 823 Alain.
Mrs. Dr. D Trnesdoll , a graduate of
"tntrToronto , Canada , Therapeutics in
stitute , is prepared to treat all classcsof _
diseases "ami demonstrate the curative
power of electricity" in accordance , with
a now and complete system oi Klcc tro-
Thcrapeulics , consisting of Galvanism ,
Magnetism , KIcctro-Maguetjsiu and
Static Kleelrieity. Ifomalc diseases a
specialty. Loeuted : vt No. 807 Broad-
wny , second lloor. Ollice hours 9 a. m.
to 0 p. in.
He AVantcd to Touch.
CUMMISI ; , OA. Nov. 10. The public-
Rchool svstom of Ueorgta is tin impover
ished institution. It contracts with its
teachers for a U'rm ' of sixly-livo days at
live cents per day per capita , and settles
with them at about sixty-live cents on the
dollar. The teacher must acec-pt this or
persuade the kind-hearted patron to p.ay
the lemainder. Anyone enjoying the lu
dicrous can spend a healthful half hour
at certain of ttic o oxaminallons , espec
ially when the commi.ssionur , as in this
case , possesses a natural vein of humor.
The applicant was a man of about ! < ) ,
with aeliu..p east of feature and a body
lialf as broad as long , lie said he didn't
claim to Know all wasn't a graduate ,
etc' , but he did know enough to teach
them heatlum down at Shake ! tig. : cause
he'd toadied there four years , and they
didn't know nutliin yit. The oflictnl Miid
he'd a'-k a few primary questions , and be
gan with :
"Wluit is a Ictlc-rV"
"A thingereeked feometimes and some
times 'taint. "
"What is a syllable ? "
"Hits a word split in two , "
"How many partn of speech ? "
"Three coarse , fine and superfine. "
"Wliutis a vorby"
"Jilt's snthiif that tackles onto siitliin' ,
or shows that snthin taukles onto hit. "
"What is reading ? "
"Hit's talkin' from a book. "
"How do you leach reading ? "
" .Sometimes by coaxin' and sometimes
by a boiird. "
"What is geogra ) > hv ? "
"Hain't no dns ts ! ( n that. "
"But you might have , How would you
teach it ? "
"Bv askin' 'em questions , "
"Wluit are the lundamcnlal rules of
nrlthmoliov"
"I'nndti what ? "
"Fumlaincntnl rules. "
"Don't know him. "
" 1 hiul no rcforenou to an individual.
1 meant the principal rules of arithme
tic"
tic""You
"You menu the way how ? "
"Yes. "
"Can't ] is' remember. "
This of course is an exceptional subject
ot ignorance , hnt the public school teach
ers in thu ( Jeorgia backwoods aru not
proverbial for their much learning. There
are some good schools , however , and this
county has two or three of a higher
grade. The high school hero is presided
over by a clover young lawyer a ( ieor-
gian anil a gcnllomau of cultivated taste ,
lied Star Cough Cure has the endorse
ment from experience of the most promi
nent men. _
The libel law of Texas is more strin
gent than any of the other states of the
union , A newspaper can be sued in
every county where it circulates , forcing
it to keep a stall'of attorneys distributed
over the state ,
All the known French plays , since the
earliest times , have been collected in
Paris. They number 18.003.
If your children are cross or peevish-
wakeful at night , with flashes of fever ,
white around thu nostrils , rings around
the eyes , pick their nose , toss the hands
or feet in sleep , you have positive signs
they are troubled with worms. Dr. J. H.
McLean's Vermifuge will remove the
worms , and restore your children to
blooming sparkling health.
Weather strips at Chapman'a , 105 Main'
,
Host dinner in the city at Doc and
Hilly'6,404 Broadway , 25 cents.
NEWS OF A VERY STORMY DAY
Snow and Wind Almost Snccoeu in Suspend
ing Business and Travel
THE RAILROADS PARALYZED.
Lucky Iltittnwnr Jailed I'"or For-
Rcry Suing A llnllroiul- Quiet
Other News of
the III tiffs ,
The Storm.
Business WAS neailyuta standstill in
the city all day yesterday on account of
the terrible fctorm. The strcels were
nearly deserted and no street cars were
running. The dummy trains were also
abandoned , and mail trains , with the ex
ception of the " 2" and Kansas City
& Council Bhifls , failed to ar
rive. The Koch I land train was
blocked near Wcslon and the
St. I'aul train was stalled at Tcmpleton.
Altogether it was the worst November
dny that Council Blufl's has experienced
In many years.
A Ijucky Hunnwfiy.
Yesterday an omnibus team at the
Rock Island depot became frightened
and ran away. In Iho course of their
luisty Ilight they slruck a hack , badly
damaging it , and also collided with a
mail wagon , doing considerable dttmngo.
Fortunately , however , no one was in
jured ami the frightened team was cap
tured without much difficulty.
Jnllcd For Forcery.
O. P. Webster , who was arrested at
Crescent for forging the name of II. A.
Terry to a note at that place , was brought
to Ihis city yesterday to await the action
of the grand jury , and was lodged in jail.
Suing n. ltn.IIro.itl.
Yesterday George Heaton commenced
suit against the Chicago , Burlington &
Qnincy railroad company for $300 dam
ages which he claims to have sustained
by the burning of a shed. He alleges
that the building was set on lire by a
spark from a passing locomotive.
Released on Ball.
John Casey , charged with committing
an assault upon Deputy Sheriff llaines ,
was released yesterday upon furnishing
bail.
Quietly AVctitled.
J. M. Smith , merchant tailor of this
city , was quietly married to Miss Jennie
E. Barrett , daughter of the Duulap mer
chant , at the Catholic church at thu latter
place.
Work of Horse Thieves.
A horse and buggy were stolen by mis
creants At Hastings yesterday. The
thieves have not yet been captured ,
Rub the "painful points" thoroughly
when allhcted with neuralgia with Salva
tion Oil , the great pain anniliilator.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup cures croupy
cough that sounds so much like nails
driven into the child's collin.
THREE MEN FROM GEORGIA.
An Interesting Knnmncn 'Which
Would He True If It Were
Not Fictitious.
In 1803 June of that year Ihrco con
federate soldiers serving in the army of
Virginia returned to their homes" in
Fanniu county , on a furlough of thirty
days each , says the Atlanta Constitution.
They were uieii of no education and with
out patriotism. They had entered the
army "for the fun ol the thing. ' ' A
' - them that fun
year's-service taught was
an unknown quantity in the tinny , but ,
instead , that lucre were great hardships
and constant danger of loss of life. At
the expiralion of Ihe thirty days granted
them by their furlough they agreed that
they would not return to the army. In
other words , they determined todoscrt.
F'Uinin county is n mountainous re
gion. It , therefore , not diflicult for the
three deserters to to hide themselves as
to bo entirely out of the way of ollicors
.vent in search of them. They remained
in hiding until the war ended.
The subsequent history ot these de
serters was singular. Their names were
Thomas , Bowman and Walls. They
were unmarried. From 1805 to 1875 they
remained in Fannin county , most of Ihe
lime manufacturing illicit whisky. In
June of the latter year they wore sur
prised by a party of revenue men in a
distillery situated in a mountain gorgts.
They \vbro brought to Atlanta , where
they were tried upon the chargn of illicit
distilling ami were convicted. Each was
sentenced to serve a term of two years in
the Albany , N. Y. . penitentiary.
In > ) une , 1877 , the three deserters , now
ox-convicts , were liberated Thomas ob
tained work on ti Hudson river steamer.
Bowman enlisted in the United States
army , and was sent west to light Indians.
Wafts went to Florida , where ho obtained
employment as a brakeman on a railroad.
In June , 1S7H , Thomas married an Irish
woman who lived in Now York City.
About the same time Bowman married a
squaw of the Apache Iribe of Indians ,
W tilts In the thu same month and year ,
married a Cuban woman , whom ho met
in .Jacksonville , The degree of education
possessed by the thrcu wives was about
the same us thai possessed , by Iheir hus
bands.
Living so widely apart , it never occur
red to Iho three ex-convicts that they
would ever ngaln meet. Bui in June ,
187 ! ) , Thomas was employed by Iho owner
of n St. John's river steamer to { io to
Florida. At the same time Bowman's
command was bunt to St. Augustine.
While passing through Jacksonville they
mot Watts , iho three ox-convicts deter
mined to celebrate their reunion by a
banquet , which was provided for them
by thu keeper of n cheap restaurant.
Their wives joined thorn at Ihe banquet ,
at which great conviviality reigned.
The next morning the the wives of the
three ox-convicts died very suddenly.
The ice cream they had eaten at thu ban
quet had poisoned thum.
It was in Juno , 1BSO , that the three ox-
convicts met again. Jacksonville was
iho place. They were on liiuir way to
Faiiiiin county. F.ach had heard thai the
few acres of laud ho owned had suddenly
become of great value , by reason of the
discovery of gold. They traveled to
gether , each full of wonderful plans for
the future. When they reached Fannin
county they discovered that what they
had heard was untrue. They wore bit
terly disappointed , naturally , and to con
sole themselves set up n distillery and
proceeded once more to manufacture
illicit whisky.
It is not known how long Iho threeex -
convicts remained in Fannin county , but
in Juno , 1881. they were living in Chi
cago. They llien disappeared and were
heard of no more until June , 18i0. On
the 1th of that mouth an explosion oc
curred in a biunll houseon a back street
in Chicago , The occupants of the house ,
three men , were killed. Police investiga
tion developed thai they were engaged
in thu manufacture of dynamite at the
time of iho explosion , presumably for
supplying the anarchists. The owner of
the nouso said that ho had rented it to
the three men whoso names were.Thomas ,
Bowman , and Watts.
The most agonizing nuurnlpia pain
goes down before the marvelous power of
St. Jacob's Oil.
A Ctttiiiitiff Creditor.
Dry ( ? cods Chronicle ; Some years ago
four merchant creditors from nn casltrn
city started in the same frnin of cars for
the purpose of altnching the property of
a certain debtor in an interior town. Ho
owed each ono separately , mul each was
suspicious of the object of the other , but
did not dare say a word about it , although
they were vll acquainted. When they ar
rived at the station , which was two or
three miles rom where the debtor did
business , tney found but a solitary cab , to
which all rushed. Thno got in and re
fused admittance to the fourth , and tlm
cab started. The fourth ran after ami
got upon Iho outside with the driver. Ho
asked the driver if ho wanted to sell his
horse. The driver replied that ho did not
wiMit Io do ; that ho was not worth morn
than $ .10 , but he would not sell him for
that , llo was asked if ho would take $100
for thu animal , "Yes. " said Jehu. The
fourth man quickly paid ovej1 Iho money ,
took the reins and backed the cab up
againsltho bank , slipped it from the har
ness and tlpued it up so that the door
could not be readily opened , jumped
upon the horse's back and rode oil'al n
qtileK lope , while Ihc insiders wore ga/.lng
oul of Ihe window , llo rode to a lawyer ,
and had a writ made out and served and
his debt secured , and got around to the
hotel jti't as the "insiders" came up
pulling and blowing. The cabman soon
bought back his horio for $50. The "sold
men tillered to reimburse the fortunate
one , who had found property sutlieieut to
pay his debt , if ho would not "let on"
about the affair at home.
Captain Mitchell , of the bark Antolne
Sala , New York and Havana trade , came
homo in May , entirely helpless with rheu
matism. He went to the mountains , bill
receiving no benefit , at his wife's request
began to take Hood's Sarsuparilla. lie
immediately began to improve ; in two
months his rheumatism was all gone ,
and he sailed in eommand of his vessel a
well man. Hood's Snrsparillu. will help
you. Sold by all druggists.
Horace Groeley's niumlcr.
The Journalist ! Mr. Clreeloy was a
queer character , and could be funny
when he liked. He was one of the
originators of Ihe American Institute1 , and
naturally took a deep interest in its wel
fare. When the annual exhibition was In
progress the Tribune was full of it.
Sometimes Mr. ( Jrceley took a hack at it
himself. Though a strictly temperance
m 11 n he one day astonished the stall' by
writing a paragraph on tins wine exhibit ,
saying it included port , sherry , claret ,
Cliquot , Mumm , Rooderer and cham
pagne. The stall' were laughing over the
oidgeutle.mau's blunder , when he came
in and asked the cause. The slip of his
pen belli" : pointed out , Mr. Cireoloy re
marked in his squeaky voice : "Wa'al ,
I'm about the only man on Ihis paper
whoeould make- such ad d foolish mis
take as thai. "
The multiplication of gin mills and
their attendant throngs of drunken
"bummers' ' around Ihe Brooklyn end of
the bridge is actually driving passengers
from that highway back to the ferry , as
serts the New York Tribune.
A person who defrauds another of his
money by selling a spurious article is bad
enough ; but when he injures health
by his trickery ho is a monster. Beware
of the imitations of the "Garland Stoves
: ma Ranges" and preserve your health.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , such us Lost , Found
To Loan , For Snle , To Itent , VSnnts , floiirdlnir ,
etc. , trill bolnscrtod In thin column fit. the low
ratoof TEN CENTS 1'Btt LINE fortlio first Insor-
lonnnd lriveContaPorl < tnforcach ( subsequent
ln ortlon. I.iiivo advertisements nt our oflico
No. 13 1'cal street , near Uroaclwuy , Council
UIulTs.
WANTS.
F Olt HUNT IHirnlsncd rooms , U10 Illuirs. t
WANTI2D--A boy with pony to carry lice
route.
SALE Old pnpors for salt ) lit the lioo
FOR
olDcc.
I'nrtli'S intcnilinir tn t > o married
WANTED
arc \7nntod to u. ll at the Pryor'e Uco job
odicc to select tliolr \ \ eddini ? curile.
MURDER ! !
Diphtheria H nsain iimltlnR 111 nniiunl vlsltn-
lion. Ten yetirs' trfiilof 1)11. THO.S. .IBFrUIUS'
KKMKDV lor that fatal inplady lius duinon-
Etrntcdthofuotthatit Is Inlnlliblo lisa provcnt-
Ivo nndcnrn. If you penult your children to
dlo with illplilliorin. "Tliclr lilood ho upon your
heiid. " For halo only nt the olllcu. No Wbouth
Sthntroet.Counell lIliilTs , Iiu. or boat by cjprcts
on receipt of price , f a.
From the Oinulm Hue :
.Mr. J. H. lltttlcr. or Hel Dell.Tottiurnltnmlo
Co. , lowu , nnil hw family of cloven persons ,
\\ere all hlcU with iniiliirtiant dlphthurln. Kvcry
one of them hiivo rocoveied ! > the u o of Dr.
.Icllerls' 1'iHvciitiro mid Cnro lor Dlphtlicrln ,
without the uiil of a ulnvicliiu.
C. II. lllnkefilce , ot No UIU Campbell street ,
Onuthii , who rrcontly lost n beautiful and 11-
tert tliiK diiiiKlitcr. iijfcd about lli yonr , by
illphtheilii , iniiloi' thu treitlinont of onu of the
best pliyxluIanM In Om.tlui , uiltosto Dr..lolU'ris.
ot tbiseity : "Vour ronioily for diphthoriii euiiio
too Intn , our dcariliu-'htor was dyiiiR : hi > a It
was roeolvud. 1 am Kittened that her life could
huviiboou avotl. Another on of our children
who had the dlphthcrin. hur thiont wus lll'cd '
up with the putrid iilcoratlon , wo used your
iiKiiticIno and intwrlvo hours the dl8en ovna
completely Eiibaifd. In the lutiiro wo will
koupyour mudlnlno at all \\ine \ * In our IIOIIPO.
Wo feel that It suvu.UUo life of ono of our chll-
dron.Vo uro very thanuftil to you , and otily
roaret tlmt wo did not cnll on you sooner. "
From the Council niulTd llally Olnuot
M. A. Mol'luo , Oilltor ot tboCnmhrla ( Kbcns-
biirtr , I'n. ) Kroomnn , has boon the pcrdonnl
It-lend of the editor of the Olobo lor more thun
twenty joars , and Is known wherever ho it
known us OUR or the bo.-u men living. UN lamlly
WHS rat-apod with diphtheria , and Ktcatly dls-
tidssud. Ninitior Dr. JutForls' Diphtheria Cure
was lined , nnil the lives of Ilio lost of hlRchlld-
rcn saved. Lotlors from Jtr. Mul'lkn are un-
bonndod In their cxprn sloni of Knitltiulo for
flndlngr some niL-ans of nverllnur the loss of all
lilsllttlo nnoH. 1'ive of Mr. Mul'lko's children
out ot oliht died fiom dinhthorla hoforo lie had
an opportunity of uslnz Dr. JoITorls remedy.
DVHI'KCHIAl DVHI'KI'HIV !
Dyspeptic , why live In misery and din in. dls-
pair with ennc-iir of the otomncn ? Dr. Thomas
Jtiram ciirert every cn = e of Indlro9tlnn | and
constipation In u very short time. Host of ref
erences ifivon. Dyspepsia IH the eaitja of
ninety per cent of all diseased conditions ,
I'rlco $5 for two works tronttncnt.
Dr. Judnris' dlplitherlu uiodlclno la Infalllhlo
for all kinds of t > oru throats. Indispcnslulo In
putrldsoro throat , In niullirn.int Hcarlot fuver ,
oliiiiirliiK ( It In 4fi hours to the uimplo form. Infal
lible cure for all Inllammatorv , ulvoratlvo , put-
ild , cancnrons ulcoriiiionof the womb tnd all
catarrlial eon'lltlons. '
I'ull printed Instructions how to ueo the tneill-
ernes sent lth thorn. No doctor lequlrud.
Dr. JctTerla' remedies can only bo obtained at
hie ofllro. No. - i South Kluhtn Btront , Council
lllullfl. low a , or tent Ay express on roculpt of
price $3.
If you wish a really cheap suit to order ,
go to William ( Jrovor , ( Into of Chicago ) ,
No. 11 ! North Main Si. next to American
Jist. Telegraph olliuo. llu will nittko
you a line titling all-wool suit for ' ' 5.
Punts to order U.
Having opened a cloth nnil trimming
house ID connection with the merchant
tailoring establishment , J would respect
fully invite an inspection of sumo. Par-
tics desirous of obtaining cloth by the
yard and making up their own goods can
hero bo accommodated.
Trininungs of all kinds furnished.
Goods cut to order. In funt any tiling j-ou
wish can bo furnished at bottom prices.
Don't forget a line littiiiff suit to order
for | i5 , pants | 0. and cloths and trim
mings at equally low iigurcs.
Win. Grover , No. 11 North Main St. ,
next door to American District Telegraph
otlicc ,
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over American Exprece.
iss Broneis
Special Sale
-OF-
R E
.HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CARPETS
AND
Mail Orders ; ) j'OHJjy attended to ,
401 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Fine Jfnnglny Tramps , Jfottsc Fur
nishing Goods , etc.
A. J. MANDSL ,
Xo , 323 tC HiiS J3 > 'Otdu'Hif ,
COUNCIL HLUI'TS , - - - IOWA.
I cMljrcrs , Journals , County and
I.iuiU VorJi of All E&iiuN ufjpce-
ialty
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
10REHOOSE § i GO.
Room 1 Evorot Hlock , Council liluds.
Stand iird Papers Used. All styles of bind
ing in Magazines and
BLANK BOOKS.
C. B. National Dn.ik , M. 13. Smith fCo. . ,
Cltl/ciiH' Hank , Dctirc , Welb V Co. ,
hirst National Hunk , C. II. limiriinco Co. ,
OIHcar&l'Ubei-.Uaukers.c.ll rfavliu-s llnnk.
OFFICER & PUSSY ,
COUNCIL IJLUl-TS , I A ,
Established 1&7
JOHN V. f-ro.NK. JACOB 1MS ,
STOWE & SIMS ,
fA SB j
Practice in the State and Federal courts
liooms 7 and 8 ShtiKart-Heno lllo-ik.
R. L. WILLIAMS
18 N. Main st , Council lUuffla. . , and 209
S. 113th st , room 10 , Omaha , Neb.
Manufacturer's AKCIII for the
CALIGRAPII TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awnings , Roofing , Slate , Mantels ,
Plate and Window Glass , Show LVues ,
Elevators , ( hani andaulic , etc.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying .1 $5 hnt or bonnet , one fare
will be paid ; fie , ton ml Irip.
CBESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council li luffs having
lEHsoa/pe
And all mo 'cm improvements.
215 , 217 and 219 Main st.
MAX MO1IN , Prop.
FIRE IHSURHHCE
lr\ \ Irje following Companies :
Herman American , of New York
rhtrnlx. * / Hartford.
Hartford , * of Hartford *
Callfornlan , of San Fianclsco ,
Scottish Union A National , of Edlnburg.
Union , of San Fianclsco.
State , ' of DCS Notncs.
Wllllamiburg C/ty , of Brooklyn.
Those marked with a * Insure also against loss by
Wind Storma , Cyclones and Tornadoes.
FOR SM.3 IN COUNCIL
AMI OMAHA.
ONEt" LOANED ON OOOD CITY
AND FARM 1'KOl'KRTY AT LOWEST
RAFES. * * * * , * * *
* * * „ * *
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or do'iblc.
MASON WISE ,
Council Bin ( Vs.
IL X&XCE , M.
Or ether Tumors romovoil without
t,0 kiilfo ordniwinir of blooJ.
Over thirty yours prncticiilci-porlence.
No. II I'cnrl St. , Council Ululls.
127" Consultation free.
BLUFFS MPET CO ,
We ( treiitill offering thcr/rctilctitbai'
in
i'cr offered in this cittj or the waul.
Our Block Is as laryc and coinjitcle
as an/unit can iind , and tint yitar-
antce nriccs awiuj below all com
petition.
We IIHVC also a full line of
Of all Ijrutlei and inalcc ,
Law , Turcoman , Chenille , Irish
Point , etc. , cc.
OCR RUG Department
Coinj > rises Turltlsli , Sni'irnia , Kc.r-
rai'li , Urnsscls , .ij-inlnstcr , etc. , at
prices lower tlittn the lowest ,
CurtainGooisbytMard
And ji.rturrn , Oil Cloths ,
Llneolnuns , rte , A lanjv Una of
Killand Mohair 1'lushcs and I'jt-
holstern { foods ; Kami C'linliv , Otto
mans , Fool Heats , etc. , for Hie hol
iday trade .
26 Pearl Sfireet.
1
. I. * WILLIAMS , m
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
llcadipg Sbylas and Irppaptatrnpa opsbapbly op { d
1406 Fornam Street , Onaahn , Neb.
ITS'll "IWIWPER"
For n buyer to RO where the largest Stocl
anil Greatest Varieties arc kept in nny OIK
line. Again , if feller hm KXPKRIKNCHI
ACCOMMODATIONS faithful nnil trusty help
thoM ; who buy wll : l < c nurecably tcrtcd
and If scllergiycs rvt I. weight * and men' . '
tires , you have three excellent reasons foi
pattonlzini ; such A film ,
Fuel consumers oiight thcrcfore to buy oi
HEATON FUEL Co. ,
No. 028 Uro.idwny , Council Hlufls.
Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND
IEZO-CTSIEJS
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEEUK , WKI.LS & CO. ,
Wliolos'ilo
Agricultural Implements , Buggies ,
Cnirlnecs , Pto , Jtc : Council muir , Iowa.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTUKINU CO.
Mnntlfitctiirersof nnil Dcalorn In
Hand and Power Com Shell rs ,
And nKonnrul lnu | of llrst oln s ugrluulUlrnt
Implpmnnts.
Nos. IliOt.rai , 1.VW ntul 1607 9nnth Main Street ,
_ Council HiiitT * . Inwn.
im'll ) 11KADLKY .ft CXX
Mnntif'r * nn I Jotilmia of
agricultural Implements , Wagons , Haggles ,
, nnd nil klmU of Vmrm Mnohlnorr.
1100 to 1118 South Mnln Slroot , Counull IlHirf * ,
C.ilil'K 71- ! .
COUNCIL HMJFFS CAIIPKT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Cloths , Curtnln Tirturog , Upholstery ( lee
Etc. No. 105 llrotvltray Council DlutTg ,
, Kit\
I'EUKHOr & MOORE ,
WliolcMita Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco 8 Pipes
Nos. SSMnln and 27 I'onrl Sis. Council UlutTti ,
lorrn.
COMMISSIOX.
SNYDKIt & LEAMAN ,
\Vholesnlo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No. 141'oirl St. Council 'HulTi.
HAULE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
lttB1 Sundries. F.to. No. 22 Main St. , mid
No. 21 I'cnrl St. . Council Uliltri.
I It I HV.
O. W. 1JUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Comtnl ! cm. No. 511 Hroadw r ,
Council HI ii ITS.
WI11T & DL'QUli'lTB ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-A.N'D-
COMMISSION ,
Noe. 1i ( mid 18 I'o.irl St. . Council Hluirs.
lUltXKSS , ETC.
KECKMAN , STUOIIBIJHN & CO. ,
Itfimi'netiircrB of mid Wholesale Ho ilora In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
Xo. tg.i Mnln St. . Comieil Hluls , loira.
J1ATS , CAl'S. ETC.
METCALF BKOTIIKKs !
Jobbers in Ms , Caps and Gloves.
NoIH'J and 311 Hioivlwny , Council Illutrs.
KEKLIXK & FELT ,
Iron , Steel , Hails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood took , Council ntuCTs ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Whcileciilo Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubrlcatia ] Oils Gi3)Hn )
E3TO. , HiTO.
P.Thcodorc , AKOHI , Uotniuil lllulfa. loiva.
Luininn viuxa JTC.
A. OA'EHTON & CO ,
Hard Wood , Soutlicrn Lambs ? , Piling ,
4ncl Ilildsu JlntPrliU S [ > ocIiltlPsWIoli'4iil : ] Lum
bar of all Kindrt. IKiico N'o. l.ij .Mi.ln St. ,
Council Itlnlfrf. Jo'.nu
iTIXtiS AM ) iIQUUlt&
JOHN LINUElt.
Wholrhiilo
Imported and Domestic Wlnas & Liquors
Atom forKt. notllmiii'b llorb llittcrJ. Na.lt
Main St. Council UliilT.i
HCJINKIDER & BKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
. . Ci/uiic-ii Il'.nfi. '
L. KIHSCHT & CO. ,
WLolesale Liqu.r ) Dealers.
No. 113 Ilioaiway , Council HlulH.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware Etc.
.
, , ,
At W. S. Homer & Go's , No , 2. ° > Main st
Council
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
MILLINERY ,
No , 320 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs.
Mrs. O. A. Hogors ,
Late of the Parisian Millinery Co. , Manager.
Star Sale Slables and Mule Yards. .
imOAMVAY , COUNCIL HLUFKS ,
Lluuuuy
Horses and mtilrs kept constantly on
hand , for sale at retail or In car loads.
Odors promptly lilled by contract on
short notice , block sold on commission.
SIII.UTKH .V lioi.ir : , Proprietor * .
Telephone No. 11-J
Formerly of Iveil Sale Stables , corner
lit. , uvu'auii5th btreet.
I f
Prof , Chas. Ludwlg Von Soeger
rrofe orof Mcdlclnn at thfi Itojal I'nlvpMtyt
Knlulit or tlm lloral AnttrUn Order of thfl Iron
CnmniKntRlit ivinimin < ter of Ihn UOT ! Spnl n
Onlerot l ibcll/ii KnlKlilor thB llnyal rniMlanOr *
ilrrofliioHeil KanlPiUlmatlor or the lotion ot
Ilonnr.ctc.plo. , at i
I.KlIlltl CD'S hM/A IIRCKTONIO ihoiil 1 not b
ootvJniniiloil wllli ttinhnnlo of Inifhj cure * ! 1i. ItH
In nfi onno of the wiml n t > ntnnt remedy. I urn thor *
oiifzhlrroiiTcrcnnt with Its inoto of propArAtlon anil
Itiion it to IP tutt ( Milr n toglttmnto rlitrmncnntlcAl
rriMtnct.butnlKoworlhy ot tlio tilth roninien < Hllnn <
lthrocplvcit lnnll | iArt of Ihe wurM. U ront.iln *
f pnc of Itocf , ( "ocn , tnlnlnc , Ironanit rnll T .
whldi aroill olTCJ InimroKonulnoHpatilsu ImpertM
CronnHlicrrr. "
IiiTahinlii t < > nll who uro Him l > own , Norrnm. mi.
pepticHllloti . MnlarloiM or nflletod wltli nosi klJ-
n < -jr. iituAiitorIMITATIONS.
HorMajesly's Favoritio CosmetlcGlycerlna
lij-tlTllnrdtttlRlmpinthe Prlnreu of
tniUtin nolillltr. Kor the Skin , Completion , Kruv |
lin . ( 'hiiiinif. ! | | Uoti lincj . l HI. or rtnuilKM.
I.llCIUO t'O'H < icn ln Sfrtip notSnriipurlllmli
CutnintccJ uttlio b sl t > ir m > ! irillmnlliounUoU
FRANK 0. MEAD ,
Carpenter and Builder ,
FINE CABINET WOK1C A SPECIALTY.
Telephone COO.
South Sixteenth Street.
SIr
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
"Wn tto lirrcby wrtlfy tlmt o siipnrvlpo tlio
nrriuiReniotUB for nil thu Monthly mul Ouurt.T-
lv Dinwlncs of The I.oiilMiitm State Lottery
( oiniiiuiy , iind In IIHIHOII MIHIIIIJIO mul control
tlioilin\vln 0 tlKMiisnlvc < < , limit lint the rome nr
conJncteil with honesty , fulrnops HIK ! lit good
fnlth townul nil pnrtloK , mul uo uutliorl e the
Coinpanv to i e tills cortlllcHturlth fnc-Klm-
ll s of our Bltfnatures nttneht. > il , In Its nilvortlo <
incuts "
4
COM.MISSIONKHS. T >
TVotho niHlerslcncil Itnnki nml Itniikors will
tiny nil I'rl/cs ilrnwn in The KniiHlniiu Stnto
Lotteries wtiiuhinny bo prescntoilutour coun
ters.
J. H. OGLKSHY ,
I'n'pltU'iit T.oul.olnnn National llnnk.
.1. W. KII.HRKTH ,
Piosldont Stiilo N'utioiml Hunk.
A. HAhDWI.V ,
I'loslilctrt N'en-Orlenns Ni.tlonul llank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
U Oviu HALF A MILLION UisrmnuTED
STATE LOTTERY COMPAHY.
Incorporntol In 18SS for'ii j'ears by tbo leiH
Inlurc tor Kitiiciitloiiiil mid Cliarltiihlo purpose *
with IK-HI ill nl of fl,000uih-to ) which u reserve
f unit of nvat f.ViOwiO has slnoo boon uiMud.
liy nnnrcrwbolniliiR : popular vote Its trnnchlso
was iniulo a pnrt of t ho present StiUo Uonstitutlon
ndoDtvilUecuinuurSd A. I ) . IST'J.
llfiKruMilslMKlo iniiulx.'r iliawiiiKfl will Ink
plauu month ) ) . It noor fcnlvs or postpones.
Look at the follon-liur distribution :
199th Grand Monthly
AND TUB
r n
EXIRAOROIIIURf OlliBTEHLT DRAWING
In the Academy of Jluslc , New Orleans.
Tnosilny , Dec. 1 1ItlHti. .
Unilei tlioputsontil Mtpcrvison and manage-
iiifiitof Oiy. : Cl. T. Uf.Annr.oAiii ) , ot Lou-
isisiui , unit ( ir.x. JUIIAL. A. K.VHI.Y , ot Vlr-
BlUlil'
BlUlil'CAPITAL PRIZE SI50.000.
Notice. Tickets are SIO only. Halves , 55
Fifths $2. Tenths SI-
i GApnvu. I'IIIXKOF jifiOnoi. $ lfiOOM
KillAMI I'lll/KOP WI.UW. GiiKK )
lOitAMi I'lti/.nor w.iwi. L'o.wa
"I.viuii : i ui/.iHor : lU.iNX ) . . -MOM
t i.\i.inl'iii/.i:8or : r.o ( ) . .
MPaizK oir l , < wi ) . 2J.UKI
ft ) " BX ) . . as.ooo
lixi " : nw. .
200 -IV ) . . 4onx , )
' ' mnn
ItKK ) " M' . DO.OJU
.
100 Appioti tie n pilzeNOt $ : oo. . f O.Ofl )
1UO " . . 10iK(5 ) (
1W. " " . . 7,500
. ' ,3711 PilnmomiluiiTto . f ' .TOn
Applirntlnn forrnlo. to cluhs shoiil , ! bo inmlo
only to thu ollli'O or the company in Now Or
Itnne.
For fiirthor liifprma Ion wrlto cloarlr , trivlnj
full ndilrt'M. POSTAL MH'Ilixproti ! .Monuy
Onlord , or Now Vorlt llveln'iw in ordinary lot-
ti-r. currencT by oxpron at our oxpon o nd
Or M. A.nAIIPMIN ,
\Vii-hiijUii : ) , O. 0.
. O. Money Oror3 ( pnynblo nnfl ftddrou
rogistorcdlottorHto
IIKW OlCbliANS NATIONAL 1IAN1C ,
NuwOrletina ii\
ABSOUTE"pnRFRCTbK ] ! IH BAWKGs"
- AKI ) AI.I. "
MEATS UOASTKD IN THEIR OWN
JUICES , BY USING THE
15JRE ! GAUZE OVEH DOOR
I'OUKU LSCUIS1VULY OH 'l
MARVELOUS RESULTS
LOSS IN SHRINKAGE OF MEATS ,
Vfrjr fnvr i > fnrlii Unowtliat th'i fihrinbnK * } nf Mrkti
rnnhitj , ! in u i IUHQ ov * n U frjni thirty lno in foil/ ! > r
mnt. AllinHatcnuUiin8ti Inn jiuripnt.01 wktor
nnil only twenty IU ! r cLMtUofiolm rmttur.aint Ir.t
l < n I li.it I .luuilil Illlliu ! ontlni < lHjliidoii ! tliunvnio
raUoinjf Itiujuico , which Utlm vifiii Murur HUT
Effect of tlio SOMDOVEN Door.
A TI.N i iuinl birloln. iuo < liuinnr woll-loii.i. will l >
tfrilUt M , IO blX 1'UUIIltntlnil ' loiir DUIlt'n * of ItOmt' 4
luuHl.fthuwlnua | o of till oil i * > imtl juiil twnltnouui ft
of jiiUo. \\iiiluttin lj * It , iwnuut.of Inw lu'.il
udflit , It i-'iowt Dm enormous Lyba uit ! ' ! ! rx icu
fUJr. or TUG JUICE.
Effect of WHIU GAUZE OVEN Door.
A Trv jiouml Hirlolii , im ilium or w ll iloim. will li
rnluuifl Io iiineli'iimilj tndoUlit iijurriut Jto.i.ti-J
Ii.ui.t . , tnuwliiillt lo. < if 4.1-U uuuuwuf juliu. . ' " '
llii.fu..U llv | wr runt.of llm total w.if M. HfcUowi
thuiei-y iualllJ > i-ni _ < f IIUTM > i M i Miri.nr.oK JUILJ ,
SEND FOR UiusriiAiEQ CIRCULAR & PUCE LISTS.
CHAHTER OA.JZ STOVES nod HANOH3 are
SOLD IN KEBRASKA aa icllowa ;
MilTO J IsncnnSfcSON'S . . . .OMAHA.
I1 KI-NNI.V. . . . . . . GORUUJ. ,
DAI.I ASft I.MhON , HA = II-.I. ,
i : c imrwi it , iuv faim & .
II AIKDttCO NtiiKAtKALiir.
W I' . 'II.MI'I riON , . . . NV.is.em.
1 II SlUKUKVASTftSON AIKIN OII ,
I.KASSfcCO , CHADBUI ,
KHAUSK , lUIIKPRVUI.CH , . . COIUMKUS.
oi us IKOS : . . . .KlU.AH.
J ANNU.I&SWI r.NI.Y , . I'AIKBUI V.
rl'ANKI 1
N J. JOHNSON . NoKinlll-u.
J f McCAFFKUTY , . O'Nuil. Cnv.
K IIAZI. r.woon , . OscruiA.
J S. 1 > UKI' 1'IATT-MUPTII.
A. IT.AHSON , Si mil' o.
UULI'N
JO I'Milll S &SON.
IMMUUIAN & 1KAKEU VntPOH.
t iruifcombined. UuajHUittilluo
' onou ) * In the woi ! U Ktmcratlti/
_ ALoniinuo tg Klftrtc tt Mjgsir (9
ffVmrrfuf. . Scinllllc.r irrui , UuinLlr.
r Comfort" ) ! o oud hir uTO. ) relit Jmudi.
OvirOOO ; < * . * - Honrtht inn forpatnj.Met.
DlTllURN VuUHTOKl'ra '