1CHE OMAHA DAILY BEE : * MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1887 :
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , WO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered Vy cnrricr in any pnrt of tlio city at
twenty cents pur wock.
H.W.TILTON , Manager.
TKLEl'HONES :
BtNNrM Omcr. No. M.
HIOIIT Kmtoit No. 2i
Ml.NOIt MBN'i'iON.
N.Y. Plumbing Co.
Holler , tailor. Fall goods choap.
QThc oily fathers havu a meeting this
evening.
PhtO'Day was among those registered
nt the city prison ns a drunk.
A largo involco of now styles in rattan
chairs just received at C. A. Uecbo &
Uo.'s.
Richard Listen , almost dead drunk ,
was arrested , llu was al&o charged with
indecent exposure.
C. A. Boobo & Co. report business so
brisk they could not lintl time to visit
the fair at ( Jmulia.
The police magistrate will find some
fifteen cases awaiting hearing , upon his
arrival on the bench this morning.
J. H. Atkin s is thinking seriously of
purchasing an orange plantation near
I'aiatka and removing to that place.
The patrol last night spent a couple of
hours about the ditlercnt railroad yards
hunting up trumps , but only found two.
Squire & Noble , the upper Hroitdway
blacksmiths , arc to put up a now brick
building U'JxiM. the work to commence
to-day.
Key. Lamb will preach at the Baptist
church Monday evening ; subject , "Tho
Book of Mormon. " Services beginning
at 7iW ; o'clock.
George Do Long got full last night and
kicked in the door of Bcrtio Christie's
mansion on "Uottcn How. " Ho was
placed in the city jail , where ho found
rather stronger doors to contend with.
"Salvation Army Walker" and his ton
have been arrested for larceny. They
are alleged to have stolen a part of the
rangu of the Metropolitan hotel in this
city. They were let go on their own rec
ognizance for hearing this morning.
The council to-night should order a
gong placed on the patrol wagon. Calls
11 ro often bent in by telephone for the
patrol "to hurry up. " In this casn it be
comes oxtromofy dangerous to those who
might happen to bo iu the street , either
Vehicles or pedestrians.
Henry II. Motcalf , of this city , has boon
elected treasurer of ttio American Beef
Keel , formed on Saturday in the Windsor
otul in Denver , for the purpose of clFect-
ing a strong orga'ni/.ntion of the beef
producor8.pi the entire west , to cut down
the commissions and to pool witli the
largo dressed beef operators of the east ,
as given in the UEK yesterday.
Judge James denies being in attend
ance at ex-Congressman I'usov's house
during the recent conference to stop the
proposed tax levy for the wagon bridge
purposes. lie says ho hasn't been in Mr.
I'liboy's residence in over two years , and
ill ho over haul against the tax levy was
that ho thought it a little premature to
ask for it and this was said during a
private conversation with friends.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
Watches , clocks , jewelry , etc. , the best
In the city. C. Voss , jeweler , No. 41C
UroadwAy. Repairs 11 bpoclalty.
No Pusses For Sheriffs.
In a abort time Sheriff Heel will take
to the penitentiary at Fort Madison tin
prisoners sentenced at the present term
of the district court.
It is not quite as pleasant a trip ns for
mcrly for a shcriu" .
The inter-state commerce law has hat1
unite an effect upon the foes of the
sheriffs.
Previous to the passage of this law by
congress a sheriff very frequently re-
ccived passes from the railroads as well
as special rates for his prisoners.
It wa customary to charge up to the
county the full fares , as well as tin
mileage of the oillccrs , which made i
quito molitablo. A sheriff now holds ontc
his prisoners until ho gets a batch , so he
can finish work on the one trial and doc :
not skip off to the "pen" witli ono or twe
prisoners , if possible.
Since the now law went into effect al
the perquisites have , of necessity , stoppct
and the sheriff now only receives 40 cunt
per hour for the actual time occupied ii
tiio conveyance of prisoners and hi
actual expenses of transportation.
J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money.
Kid Gloves at < IHo per Pair nt II
EiHoinnn & CO.'H Peoples' Store
An KnormoiiB I'urclmse.
Three thousand pairs dressed and tin
dressed kid gloves in black , drabs , brown
and assorted tan shades. These ar
gloves that have always sold from $1.0
to $1.75 per pair , and at ' 18o per pair the ,
will go fast , so bo euro to bo on haiv
early Monday morning and got two pail
ns every purchaser will be limited to no
more than that amount.
Special sale this week in Misses am
children's dresses , cloaks and jackets n
about 50c on the dollar. An onormou
purchase , amounting to thousands c
dollars enables us to civo those great bai
gains for this week to reduce our stock
Wo have bought moro than wo would 01
dinarily need , but at the prices w
have marked them for this special pal
they will go quick. Bring your girls t
our store and wo will lit them for le ;
than the cost of material.
Our now fall and winter stock of drcs
goods and trimmings is now on sail
Everybody welcome at Eisoman'a Foi
pies' Store. Prices guaranteed , and tli
largest stock in the west to select from.
Pomona !
Dr. A. P : Hanchctt returned last ovci
ing from his eastern trip.
Mrs. W. Hunyon , who lias hccnvisitin
the St. John's Mission school iu Dakoi
has returned homo.
George Wesley is the proud father of
boy baby , which put in an appoarant
yesterday morning.
General Agent William II. Burns , <
the Union Paciiiu in this city , with h
two children have returned from tl
cast. Mrs. Burns and her mother wi
remain iu the cast until the latter part <
this month.
A. D. Hamelly , Genoa , Nob. : F. Hclfci
Hartiiigton , Nob. ; W. E. Snolling , Nor
Platte , Nob. ; H. Kronobrink , Centr
City , Nob. ; it. D. Silsby , Modal ! ) , la. ; I.
Wilder , Panama , la. , all furniture dei
crs , wore in the city last week buyh
goods of C. A. Bccbo & Co.
Exhibition of the now fall goods
tiarknoss Brothers , Saturday and Mo
day evenings. The entire thrco iloo
will bo devoted to the display of goo
these evenings , and tha public a
cordially invited.
A Now Hospital.
Rov. Father Hcaloy , the curate at !
Francis Xnvior's , announced after cat
mass yesterday morning , that the SIstc
of Mercy B. V. M. , contemplated csta
lishinp , a hospital for sick and dcstitt
girls. Father Henley desires the nssl
unco of the community in securing a su
able house to rent for the purposes of t
hospital , and proposed the undcrtaki
ns a fitting object for the beneficence
Ml Catholics and Protestants alike. A
issistanco will be thankfully received
Myself .or tlic Key , Father McMuuou
POINTS FROM THE PULPITS ,
The Methodist Pastor Oloaes His Thres
Years' Labors in the Bluffr ,
CONVERTING THE MORMONS.
Tlio Growth of tlio City ns Shown by
the Schools Wntchlne for A HUe
In tlio Klvor No More Free
Hides for SliorlfTs.
Moving on Mnrmonlatn.
"Morruonlsin and How to Moot it. "
This was the subject of a lecture delivered
in the Presbyterian church at the regular
time of morning service by the llov. M.
T. Lamb , of Salt Lake City.
Mr. Lamb went out from the cast to
Utah as a pastor of the Baptist society ,
and had ministered to a congregation for
two years , when lie was inducedthrough
the solicitation of Governor Murray , as
well as the clergy of all the Protestant
denominations , to give up his regular
charge and do Christian missionary work
among the Mormons. He has made him
self famous by his skillful exposure of the
Mormon system , and by his no less suc
cessful method of attracting the Mormons
themselves to hear his preaching.
Mr. Lamb took , as the keynote of his
address , St. Matthew xviii-'J , "Except yo
bo converted and become as little child
ren yo shall not cuter into the kingdom
ofhcavon , " and ho used the text to
represent the Mormon system as
being the direct negative of Chris
tianity. Whereas the Christian sys
tem finds human nature with
a maximum of self in every man and its
design is to form Christ in him , so that ,
by its process , the individual shall bo
gradually emptied of self , < uid lilled with
Christ , and , ultimately , in the next life ,
Christ shall bo every thing iu him and self
eradicated , tlio tendency of the Mormon
svstom is the direct converse of this , the
"I" developing as tin1 "Christ" declines ,
until m the hereafter , the Christian leaven
Hliall have entirely died out and soltish-
ncss shall reign supreme.
The lecturer proceedeil to giyo much
interesting information as to the fantas
tic creed of the Mormons. The sincere
Mormon was a very religious person , but
there wcro more hypocrites among the
Mormons than perhaps in any other re
ligious body. Mr. Lamb accounted for
his acceptance by the followers of Joe
Smith from the fact that ho is known to
bo their professed friend ,
l.-Tho really sincere Mormon is
almost a hopeless object of Christian
missionary zeal , while the hypocrites are
unite hopeless. The reason for this Is
that the conscientious Mormon accepts ,
as he thinks , not only the whole of the
Christian system , but a great deal more
besides , so that ho has attained to a
higher knowledge , than u mere Christian
can bo supposed to convoy , while the
hypocrites have a strong Interest in
maintaining their position , because tlioj
are a political power and control the po
litical and religious afl'airs of Utah. The
ranks of the Mormons are not recruited
from worldly or irreligious people
Their converts come from the dilleront
protcstant bodies , and are usually made
up of enthusiastic and ignorant religious
cranks. Such , however , make the best
devotees in their now found religion , anil
are willing to spend and bo spoul
in its cause. They will go tiiiywnorc
they are sent , often without pay or oven
the necessities of life. The preaching ol
the Mormon emissaries seemed to have f
strong fascination for some ill-balancci
and nl-trainod Protcstant minds. It was
a remarkable fact that they received 111
accessions from the Catholic church am
this was on account of tlio strong dog
malic teaching which all the children o
that communion receive.
The Mormons pray much ; all thci :
business meetings open with prayer
They are fond of amusements , out tin
theater and the dance are opened will
prayer.
Every Mormon is baptized rcgularl ;
once a year for the remission of sins. Ii
is also baptized , over and above , a
proxy , for his head relatives.
The Mormons have two cclcbrn
tions of the Lord's suppe
every Sunday. Only about cigh
per cent are polygamists. They bolioy
111 celestial marriages , which are niadi
on earth and are binding for eternity
They have twelve living apostles , and ai
infinitude of high priests , priests , patri
arclis and bishops. They are ahead o
the Christian organism , inasmuch as the ,
hayo the double priesthood , includinj
both the order of Aaron and Molchizodok
Hoys of fourteen are made deacons
promoted to a higher order at eighteen
and so on , up tlio scale , uutil they ar
received into the hierarchy. So that the
are a nation 9f priests , and it is to b
noted that their ollico is not an empt
honour , because they teach that over
priest can confer the gift of the Hoi
i Ghost , the power to speak with tongue :
i and to save women by marrying then
) If a woman is married her destiny is on
of blessedness , but if not her doom i
sealed to all eternity.
Mr. Lamb went on at further length t
speak of the peculiarity of Mormon n <
tions , but a better understanding of the !
whole blighting doctrine , auu how t
I meet it from a Christian standpoint ca
i bo found in his book entitled "The Uolde
t Hibln. " which may bo had from himsel
Mr. ( Moor , or Kov. Dr. Phelps. pastor (
the Presbyterian church. Mr. Lam
hopes to put 10,000 copies of his book i
) the hands of Mormons , He expects I
) address the community ot Latter Di ;
> Saints of this city on Monday evening i
3 the Baptist church.
Ho has small hopes of the gospel amen
sincere or hypocritical Mormons , and 1
thinks that the great opportunity f (
Christian enterprise lies among the ape
tales , who have had their eyes opened i
the chicanery and deception of their fall
religion and false prophets.
Ho has also strong hones for chrit
lanity in the schools for the young , mar
of whicharo now establishodoy christin
ollbrt in Utah.
RCT. McCreary's Last.
ix Iho Uroadway M. E. church was wt
0 filled yesterday morning to hear tl
Kov. E. E. McCreary. It was his In
sermon in this church , it being the In
Sunday in the conference year.
No farewell sermon was announced
take place.
The conference begins on Wodncsd
in DCS Moiues , where a successor will
appointed.
During the thrco years past the rove
end gentleman has made many wai
personal friends , as well as being inline
tlal in the success of the church.
Ho has been a favorite of the chur
and religious people on account ot 1
outspoken ways , while ho has made ma :
enemies m those interested especially
the liquor tan ft' . Having bcon o
of the chief exponents ot t
prohibition cause in this city , ho h
created much ill will and has worked t
opposition up to higher pitch of animp
ity than any other preacher in the cil
t. Ho has especially gene alter the chun
t.iy members rough shod , and many a moi
her of his own congrcation has shak
rs like an aspen loaf during his douunoi
3to lion of card playing , etc. Ho seemed
tot have no fear of who ho hit and if t
t- thoughts and ideas once entered 1
tit - massive brain they How out like spar
it10 in aU directions.
Ho is of the most
one thoroughly o
"
of tured mon in the conference , and 1
been several times urged to till prommc
positions in connection with cducatioi
I ustitutiQiw. Lost aoaaou he wa3 waat
for president of Simpson college , but the
importance of his work hero and his
value In the regular pastorate together
with his Personal preferences prevented.
Ho has justly earned the reputation of
being ono of the strongest pulpit orators
in the state , and socially ho is highly
esteemed , being warm hearted , genial ,
frank and true.
Tim subject of his discourse yesterday
morning was : The Elements Necessary
to a Successful Christian Llfo. Taking
his text' from Joshua , first chapter ,
last part of eighth verso :
"For there thou shall make thy way
prosperous , and there thou shalt have
good success. "
Ho said in substance :
"Success In business is desirable as
won after hard work , great care , etc. ,
and in church as well as iu business that
success Is only won by earnest ondcixvora
and prosperity follows.
Church success depends upon spiritual
life. It is the magnet that electrifies the
church into a prosperous condition.
Spirituality is to the church what fire
is to the engine. Wo may have : i line
church , sweet singing , an eloquent
preacher , a "tony" congregation , but
without spirituality the church is. cold
and dead. Each one is personally
responsible to God tor lack of spiritual
life.
life.There
There are thrco enemies to spiritual
life 1st worldliness , 2nd frivolity , which
saps the foundation of the church , and
tird formliucss.
A spirit of revival Is necessary to a
successful church , tlio power of n church
is in revivals and the devil hates
revivals.
Sociability is necessary to the prosper
ity of a church , Thnro is religion
in a hearty shako of the hand and a
hnarty God bless you.
Many an one has backslid because they
were treated as strangers among mem
bers of their own church.
Enterprise is necessary to the success
of a church , it costs but it pays m the
end. The expenses of the church for the
past three years have been if 18,000 all of
which has teen paid and the church is
out of debt.
Financial success and spiritual success
go hand in hand.
Meet your now pastor socially as nec
essary to his success , give him your cor
dial support , crowd the church , boom
your preacher both for his success and
your own.
Ho then added in regard to his minis
try which is just ending that ho had done
his best ; ho had pulled the last pound
and ho did not know of anything ho had
loft undone. Ho had said manv
cutting things , but it hail
uovcr been done personally but as a duty ,
and from earnest conviction ; lie had
learned in the army to aim low and if his
alms were well taken he did but his Mas
ter's work.
The 1'tiblio Schools.
Ono of the surest indications of the
growth or shinkago of a city is the at
tendance upon the public schools. The
Council Hlulls schools enter upon u new
year with a much larger attendance ol
pupils than ever , and inquiry in the dif
ferent rooms shows that a large number
of them are recent additions to tlio city
In the high school room alone there are
nine Jnow pupils ironi families whicl
have recently moved to this city fron
other places. The school census , now
being taken , is showing that many now
families are settling in this city. The
jieed of more school buildings ib grow
ing moro apparent. Many rooms are so
crowded as to bo decidedly disadvanta
geous both to health and educationa
opportunities. The defeat , at a rccem
election , of tlio propositions for provid
ing more school room , is last boin <
shown to have been a mistake on th <
part of the people , but another olcctioi
can bo held in the future to provide foi
the growing needs of the growing
city.
Called by a Hrick.
A now method of turning in polid
calls over the now lire and police alarn
system has been discovered , no doubt
accidentally.
Hex No. 21 is located corner of Sout !
First and Knopper streets and two call
have been turned in recently but upoi
the arival of the patrol wagon , they wer
discovered to be false ones.
After the second false call , Chief Tern
pleton , of the hro department , made ai
examination and after closely question
ing all persons holding Hoys in that yi
cinity , finally met a boy who told bin
the alarms were bent in by means of
brickbat thrown at the box by auothe
boy.
Whether this is to bo a favorite pas
time of the small boy iu this city o
whether this is the only UOK in the cit
that will send m a call by thus bcini
hit , remains to bo found out by coi
poricnce.
List your property with Cooper & Ju
son , No. 120 Main street.
Ttio Iliso or the Missouri.
The Missouri river had not risen sin
i last evening at this point , although
' sudden rise of thirty-four inches was n
ported from Sioux City on Saturday. J
is quito probable Ihat no perceptible ris
will occur at this poli t but if thai
should bo one it is doubtful if it will b
i six or seven inches by the tjmo it reachc
i hero. Harry Hirkinbino , civil cngincoi
anticipates no perceptible rise hero. H
has no gauge at the waterworks Btatior
) but shoukt there bo a nsu of an inch o
i two it can bo detected by those in charg
) of the station.
f
i Ono thousand head of ono , two an
three-year-old steers for sale. Will gi\
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of J
J. Grccnamaycr , U23 Mynstcr St. , teli
211.
A SURGEON'S LIFE.
A. Page From tlm Experience of tl
Father of Surgery In ilia Uny.
From the Autibiography ot the La
Dr. Gross : I have always maintained tin
it is impossible for any man to bo a grc ;
surgeon if ho is destitute , even m a coi
biderable degree , of the liner feelings <
our nature , i have often lain awake f <
hours the night before an importai
operation , and sull'ercd great ment
distress for days after it was over , until
was certain that my patient was out i
danger. I do not think that it is possib
for a criminal to feel much worse tl
night before his execution than asurgoc
when ho knows that upon his skill at
attention must depend the fate of a val
able citizen , husband , father , mothc
or child. Surgery under biich circuit
stances ia ! tcrriblo taskmaster , fccdii
like a vulture upon a man's vitals. It
surprising that any surgeon in larj
practice should over attain to a rcspec
able old age , so greai is the wear in
tear of mind and body.
The world has seen many a sadpictiu
I will draw one of the surgeon. It
midday ; the sun is bright and bcautifi
all nature Is redolent of joy ; men ai
women crowd the street , arrayed iu the
best , and all. apparently , Is peace ai
happiness within and without. In a larj
house , almost overhanging this street ,
h full of life aud gaycty , lies upon a cou
Lin au emaciated liguro , ouco ono of t
in swcotcst and loveliest of her BOX , u co
ito tiding and affectionate wife and t
to adored mother of numerous children , t
10 subject of a flightful disease of one
19 her limbs , or it may bo , of her jaw , if n
ts of a still moro important part ot Ii
tsK body , In an adjoining room is the si
K goon , with his assistants , spreading c
usU his 'instruments and getting things
usal readiness for the impending operatic
ald Ho assigns to each his appropriate plai
d Ono. administers chloroform ; anotl
taken charge of tbd limb ; ono screws
down the tourniquet ! upon the principal
artery , and another holds himself In
readiness to follow the knife with
his sponge. The flaps are soon
formed , the bone severed , the
vea ol3 tied , and the hupe wound approx
imated. The woman is pain and ghastly ,
the pulse hardly perceptible , the skin
wet with clammy Morspiratlon , the voice
husky , the sight Indistinct. Some ono
whispers into the , bnsv ear of the sur
geon. "Tho patient , I fear is dying. "
ucstoratlvcs are administered , the pulse
gnuulally rises , and nftcr n few hours of
hard work nnd tcrriblo anxiety reaction
occurs. Tlio poor woman was only faint
from the joint influence of the antithetic ,
shock , and loss of blood. An assistant.
a kind of sentinel , is placed as a guard
over her , with Instructions to watch hnr
with the closest care , and to send word
the moment the slightest change for the
worse is seen.
The surgeon ROCS about his business ,
visits other patients on the way , and at
length , Iqng after the usual hour , ho sits
down , worried und exhausted , to nis
cold and comfortless meal , with a month
almost as drv and a voice as husky as his
patient's. Ho cats mechanically , ex
changes hardly a word with any member
of his family , and sullenly retires
to his study to prescribe for
Ins patients never , during all
this time , forgetting the poor mutilated
object he loft a few hours ago. Ho is
about to Ho down to get a few moments
repose after the severe toil of tlio day.
when suddenly hu hears a loud ring of
the boll , and a servant , breathless with
excitement , begs his immediate presence
at the sick chamber with the exclamation ,
They think Mrs. is dying. " He
hurries to the scene with rapid pace and
anxious feeling. The stump is of a crim
son color , and the patient lies in a pro
found swoon. An artery has suddenly
given way , thn exhaustion is extreme ,
cordials and stimulants are at once
brought into requisition , the dressings
arc removed , and tlio recusant vessel is
scoured.
The vital current ebbs and flows ,
reaction is still more tardy than before ,
and it is not until a late hour of the night
that the surgeon , literally worn out in
mind and body , retires to his home in
search of repose. Docs he sleep ? Ho
tries , but ho cannot close his oyos. His
mind is with his patient ; ho hears every
footstep upon tlio pavement under his
window.and is in momentary expectation
of the ringing of the night bell. Ho is
disturbed by the wildest fancies , ho sees
the most terrible objects , and , as ho rises
early in the morning to hasten to his
patient's chamber , ho feels that he has
been cheated of the rest of which he
stood so much in need. Is this picture
overdrawn ? I hnvo sat for it a thousand
times , and there is not an educated , con
scientious surgeon that will not certif.v
to its accuracy.
In making the assertion that Pozzoni's
medicated complexion powder is entirn
ly Tree from injurious or deadly poison-
we do it upon the authority of a thorough
chemical analysis. ) 4t is ono of the oldest
face powders in American market , and
is used in the famnlics of some of out
most prominent inudical mon who have
personally acknowledged to tins proprio-
or that they not oiily considered it harm-
ess , but cRtcemed iUnghly bunojicial in
very respect. Sold bv all druggist * .
LIVEM
The linc&t of driving horses always ot
baud and lor sale by
MASE WISE.
LATEST NOVELTIES
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Gillette
20 Main St. , Council Mud's , Iowa. On
of town work solicited , and all mai
orders promptly attended to ,
Star Safe Stables and Mule Yardi
Broudnny , Council iHutTs , Opp. Dummy Doper
Horses and mules constantly on han
for sale at retail or in car load lot !
Orders promptly filled by contract o
short notice. Stock sold on comniissio
Telephone 114 , SHMITKK & HOLKV.
Opposite Dummy Depot , Counci IJln fl
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THE FALL SEASON
Having opened , the time for purchasing
heavy clothing approaches and every one
wishes to know where to go to get the best
quality for the least money. If you will
INSPECT OUR STOCK
before you purchase elsewhere , you will be
enabled to sec about what you can pur
chase } our selections for. It will not be
necessary for you to buy of us , we simply
extend vou an Invitation to call and ex
amine the Finest and Dcst Selected stock
of clothing ever In Council Blufls. We
ofl'cr for sate a large line of
SAWYER CASHMERES ,
NORTH ADAMS CASHMERE ,
AND BROADBROOK & LIV
INGSTONE'S CASHMERE
suits , in sack or frock styles , In the hair
Hues , silk mixtures , gray mixtures , brown
mixtures , crimson mixtures , broken plaids
and all the new styles. These to be ap
preciated must be seen. They are neat ,
nobby goods. We have a fine line of
PRINCE ALBERT
Coats and Vests , as well as four-button
Cutaways , in all colors. These goods in
cut , fit , finish and 'rimming , arc equal to
the best tailor made goods and we offer
them for less than half a tailor could make
them for. Youths' and Children's suits
A SPECIALTY.
We show a fine line of these goods as uell
as a full assortment of the cheaper grades
for school wear. A full line of knee pants
and boy's shirt waists ,
We have everything imaginable in
GENTS'FURNISHINGS ' ,
Including Hats , Caps , the finest line of
Neckwear ever in the city. Silk , Alapaca
and Gingham Umbrellas. A full line of
White Shiits , besides Percales , Cheviot
and Flannels of all colors.
We are here to show goods and trust
the public will favor us by giving us a call
and at least inspect our lines , which \\e
claim equal to anything ever in this city.
JOE W. BACHARACH ,
No. 416 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Next Door to The Manhattan.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
iSpeela ! advertisements , such ns Lost , Fo.ind
ioLonn , For Sale , To Kent , VSntits , Goaullnir ,
etc , will bolnsorte'l in this column nt the low
rntoof TEN CUNTS 1' F.It LI NK lor tlio flrsi luser-
ioiinnd I'ivoCcntarcrlilnoCoi-euch subaoquonc
insertion. Leavn ndvcrlisoinenU at our uflkD
Ma U t'curl iticet , nuar Urcwilwnj. Council
Bluffs.
WANTS.
WANT.RD Lmly ptiyslchiii , with illplointi ,
also strongOUHB , or uilUdlo lined lady ,
to nsslsr physician o ! means. An cxtrnnruinnry
opportunity for both ; ovcrjthlUK confidential ,
Cnll If possible , or uddress , } i boventu street ,
Council llluirg.
- to Irani dicssinnklnR. Miss
WANTKD-Glrls , 714 .Mynstcr strout.
\\7ANTED Four InUlos to solicit In Oiunlin
' ' and two In Council Hlulls. Must be ol
good acJilroos and willing to work and hnvo jlU.
Salary $50 per uiontli. Addicss A IU , Ilocollict *
Coungll mull's.
WANTIID Two mon to solicit. Salary $7f
per month , ilutit liaxo flO and n k'oot :
suit ot clothes. Addicss U 10 , Iloo olllcc , Coun
cil Hlulls.
: ) - - furnished room 01
WANTii-rirHt-cIass gentleman and \\llo ,
Address N. Keoolllco.
SAU2-A * j,500 house. No. 121 S. Klrhtli
street , corner of Fifth a\cuuc. N. 1' ,
lodK ) < > X Co.
A good plrl for cook. Apply al
WANTED to Mrs. J. H. Mcl'liuson , No. Uil
J'lorco btroct.
ANTKD A gill for tronornl housework ,
Small latmly , handy kitchen. TU'I ' Oth au ,
WANTED Younir clrl who uantstogotc
school anil help do housonork to pay foi
her bourd. Address M 7 , lieu ollico.
TTIUllNITUItE AND BTOVKS-Fortho nostil :
Jdays at greatly reduced tiricoa to miiki
loom lor lull stock. 1'artlos fuiulshliitf poet
relercncos can buy on weekly or monthly pay
incuts , A. J. Mandcl , tf-3 nnd ; i-i ! Uroad ay.
VT10H BALK A flrst-clnss restaurant , best lo >
X1 cation In city. Heated by tteum. Water
works , excellent pntionaico ; range , Ice house
kitcheno\oiytlilnKin llist-class mjlo. Wish t <
soil on account ot Hi health. Jalin Allen , Coun
ell Ululls.
SAI.K-Stock of UruKa In central No
FOH . Will imolco about fl.ilOU. In
qulrooHorle , llass &Co. , Council lllulls , Iu
SALE OU THADR. For Conncll Illulli
J property 40,000 acres of Ion a and Nc
braska land. J. It. lllce , 110 Mam M. . Councl
llluCTs.
FINE MILLINERY
NEW FALL STYLES OPEN ,
1415 DOUGLAS ST. , - - OMAH ,
REALJSTATE ,
Vacant Lots , Lands , City ncsliloncos nm
] 'nrms. Aero property In western purt of clt )
All eclllmr cliciip.
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Koom C , over Ofllccr i. I'uaoy's Bank , Count
HlulTs ,
ESTAI1MSHED1603
D. H. McDANELD & COMPANY
Hides , Tallow , Pelfs
WOOL , AMI runs.
Jllyhcst Martlet I'rlccs , Pi'onij
Returns ,
620 and 822 Main Street , Council Bluff :
' 1. . ' ' Iowa. ,
BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL ;
Best $2.00 a day house in the west.
LOCATION , THE BEST , FIRST CLASS TABLE , BAMPL BOOMS au |
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES !
Kcgular : Boaiclors : : Reduced : : Rates.
NO. 336 & 338 Broadway , council Bluffs.
No. 201 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa *
A COItllNLCTE ASSORTMENT
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Both Domestic and Foreign ,
DR. RICE'S
Common Sense
HernialSuppori
THE
Greatest Invention of the Age.
Itiintnre or Hernia a Specially
SEND mil ILLUSTRATE ! ) CIRCULARS.
Ill ] MAKKS ITMAI.i : lUSKASIX A SPECIALTY.
Cures all kinds of Chroulo Dlsonsos that uro ouniblo with his most Wonderful Vcgutnl U
Remedies 1 the oldest mill mostgucco gttil Specialist In the west. Cnll ami s"o him ,
OrFIUE , NO. tl 1'tCARL NT11KKT , / I . . , . i1 T51 , flCV. T _ . . - . - _ I
onico Hours : 8 to IS a. m. , 1 to 0 ami U to 8 p. m. OOUIICH JDlUHS , JLOW L <
* BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OP
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to e \
call onus.
Instrument * Tuned and Repaired. We never fall to plvo salUfactlom'
Over 2O years' Experience In Piano and Organ Work.
Swanson Music Co. .
No. 329 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa " 3
kWaJllfji Hi
j-s S &W .
'
m
THE AUTOMATIC TRUNK
Heats thorn all
for Sample Tru nka
ana Cases , Theatri
cal and Tourists'
Trunks. Dontfail
to bco it. The
Ladies' Fuvorito.
This nnd all other
kinds of Trunkrf
and Cases manu
factured by
Zimmerman &
Young Bros.
And sold at whole
sale and retail.
Two carloads on
hand at
H'l'2 ItroiuUvny
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j - sr 3 e
g - gSSjfetf gJtt. . - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Scnil for Circulars anil 1'riccs.
HO TEL f CT HEKT.
The butter houio In Missouri Valley : fur
nished Ilrbt-class tlnoiiirliout and with a latKO
business established. Will bo rented on liberal
tcuns to responsible parties. Call on or ad-
ilicss HUGH PEHCV ,
MlsjOurVullcy
JOHN Y. STONE. JACOB SIMS
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law.
Practice in the State and Federal Cour t
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block ,
COUNCIL
E. S. BARNETT ,
Justice o ± the Peace ,
415 Broadway , Council BUifft.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
A. SCUUllX ,
Justice of the Peace.
Otlito over American Kxprnss.
No. 419 BROADWAY
Creston House ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel in the City ]
with Fire Escape ,
Electric Call Bells.
Accommodation * i'irst I'lus * ,
And Kates Kca < * oiwl > l
Max Mohn , Proprietor
T. F. BRITT , M. D. ,
,
NO. < ; o7
MYNSTER STa'EET , COUNCIL BLUFF3
OFFICER .
GOO Broadway , Council Bluffs.Iowft.
Established 1857.
Finest Landaus
Couches and Hacks in City.
i
WILLIAM WELCH ,
omens :
No. 41S Broadwaj The Mai.hattan
Telephone No. 31
No. 015 Main Street , Telephone No , 9
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS , GLASS WARE ,
_
FINE POTTERY.
1'rices Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ;
JVO. XX MAIN ST. ,
CO I Mil. J 1.12 JA JA
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
Cor , 5lh Ave. d 7th St. , Council Bluffs ,
Oii3 of the best Educational Institu
tions In the west. Hoarding and day
fcchool conducted by the Sisters of Char
ity , H. V. M.
Hoard nnd tuition for n term of five
months , $75. For further particular !
S1STKK SUl'KKJOK ,
St. Francis Aecdoniy ,
Council HlulW , la. , .