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THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL IH.UFFS.
crncK : NO. is PKAUL STRKET.
1-jr rmrler to tiny purl of tlio city
11 W. TII.TON , - MANAGER
TPI . - , ? I Hii lm' sOnifO . No. 4J
{ .NlKht Kill tor . No. 23
, V AOH..1/I :
N Y. Pi-wiling Co.
C'ouirll Biuffs I .umber ( to. Coal
llegulnr meet Ing of Ml/pah temple No. fl ,
Pythian Sisters , this afternoon.
The city council will meet tomorrow after
noon as u canvassing board to canvass the
vote east at the election Monday.
J. h. McVoagh. a Llttlo Sioux bootlepger ,
was brought Into the city yesterday for a
hearing before the federal grand jury.
The funeral of At.ton Ilendriekson will
take plaeo tomorrow nftornoonat'2'Wlo'eIoek
from the residence. ISl'J South Ninth street.
Bob Scott was arrested jcstcrday on the
charge of committing an assault and battery
m on H. C. Williams In a saloon near the
corner of Main stt eel nnd Tenth avenuo.
The Swift brothers , charged with burglar-
izlnir the saloon of T. L Smith on Sixteenth
avenue , have taken n change of venue from
Justice Vlen to Justice Pov ami will have a
hearing this morning at 1' ' o'clock.
Pottawattiunlo trlbo No. 21. Improved
Order of I ted Men , will meet this evening In
regular council In Its wigwam , corner of
Broadway and Main street , at the eighth
run Visiting chiefs nro welcome.
The funeral of Philip Johnson took place
vesterday afternoon In the Broadway Meth
odist church , the iiuditoilimi of which was
will filled with the frii mis of the deceased.
The services wi re cenduilcd l > i Hev. II. P.
Dudley , assisted hi Uev. Mr. .Sims and Uov.
Mr Urimth of Slitnnrduah.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to the
following partiis- Freeman K. Mungerand
Anna V Hij-'gins of I'ottawattainio county ,
John Peterson and Mary Ilvde of Council j
Bluffs. Flavins M. Wolfe of Pottawattatule
county and Mary A Iloliook of Cherokee.
In , : Joseph P. Mink and Carrie Wmilcl of f
Count.II Bluffs.
John Snvder and Jake Washington were
biought before Justice Vlen yesterday after
noon for u hearing on the Inrge of breaking
into the "Court" saloon and stealing a lot of
liquors There \vis : no evMonco ngalnst
Washington ami ho was discharged. The
evidence against rinj dcr way \ery slight , hut
was thought to bo siillldent to warrant his
being bound over to the grand jury fur an In-
icstigatlon His bond Is llxed at j-JiH ) .
John Peach , the Woman's Christian As
sociation hospital refugee , who was allowed I
to drift out into the world a short time ago ,
had a trial In Justice Vlcn's court jchterday
on the charge of stealing a coat and over-
I'oat from ono of the inmates for whom ho
had been caring. When confronted with
the evidences of his puilt ho pleaded guilty
nnd was sent to the county Jail for thirty
days. There nre still two charges Of burg
lary against him , and the evidence is very
strong , so that the probability is he will I
take a trip across the state.
The defendants In the case of William
Barker against Mynstcr , Limit & Sweet , in
which the plaintllf claims to have been over
charged to the amount of several thousand
dollar * for the expenses of it criminal prose
cution In which ho was defendant , have
filed an answer in the district court. They
present n copy of an agreement dated March
Sit ) . Ibitt. and ocarina Barker s signature , in
which Barker promised to pay § lHK ( ) attor
ncy foos. nnd to assume the payment of
costs aggregating something over jlh ( ) , In ad
dition They claim that thcso are the onlv
amounts w'lich ho has over had to pay in
connection with the case.
Why lot children die with diphtheria ?
You can wive them by Dr. .lolTeris' rem
edy , lias been used successfully for ; ( , " >
yearn. Pi-ieo $11.00. For sulo by Coun
cil Bluffa druggists , also ut 2101 Cumlng
street , Omaha.
Charles Koniginaelior is arranging to
build on his ten acres , purchased of
Messrs. Day & Hess , in the Klein tract
' "Over UOO aoreH.21 miles east of the post-
olllco yet for bale in trapta to suit.
nOURlClUS MUSIC HOUSE.
Pine pianos and organs for cash or
payments. 11-1 StutMnun street , C. Bluffs.
J'lJH.SO.V.II'.IH.IOIMI'IIV. .
Mrs. M. PfcllTer left yesterday for the
cast to purchase spring goods.
S. K. Whlto will leave with his family
Friday for Topeka , ICan. , where ho will
ro-cngago in business.
John W , Dot-land of Lincoln , Neb. ,
has just purchased through Day & Hess ,
agents , thirty acres of the Klein tract.
lie will sot it out in fruit this spring
nnd build good bulldingH at once.
For warming guest chambers , bath
rooms , etc. , our gun heaters are just
what you want. Look tit them. Clean ,
convenient , cheap. C. B. GUI and Elec
tric Light Co.
Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p.
in. at the Council Blull's Medical and
Surgical institute , 2 ( > th nnd Broadway.
Commcrt'liil I'llgnum r Aincrlcii.
Council ClulTs council No , 1 , Commercial
Pilgrims of America , will give their second
anniversary banquet and ball on the evening
of April 1 at the Grand hotel. It will bo ono
of the leading society events of the suasju ,
The following committees have been !
selected ; 11I.
Arrangements and Invitation 13. II.
Ilaworth , J. W , Peregoy and K. C. Oloason
Music U. J. McBrulo , ( Jeorgo C. Wlso , W.
A-Travls. Evans Peregoy and Patterson.
Reception Meslsmas McBride. Moomaw ,
Silcott , Bllnn , Stork. Shepard , ICelloy. Ila-
\\orth. Franklin , Harkness , Jameson. Han-
nan , MeKlsson , McDonald , Hummel , Swal
low , Maurcr , Sargent , Hohrer , Travis.
Messrs. MeBrldo , Moomaw , Silcott. Bllnn ,
Clark , Jones , ICclloy. Davenport , Williams ,
Ilnrkness , Jameson , Haiinan , McKtsson , Me-
Donald , Hummel , Swallow , Mutiror. Sargent ,
Hohrer , Holl. Evans , Peregov nnd Patterson.
Floor-F. P. Shepard , J. W. Dlxon , M. W.
Flomtnlng , C. E. Held. W. B. Lanlus , E. V.L. .
Cook , P. It , Khepard , Ed J. Strovv , H. Frank
lin. Albert Uhner , J. W. Palmer. J. J. Stork.
Master of Ceremonies A. W Johnson.
Chairman of Banquet Committee E. II.
Ilaworth.
Secretary of Banquet Committee A. W
Johnson.
Tin ) ( iranil Hotel ,
Council BlulTs. Most elegant hotel In
Iowa. Dining room on bovouth floor.
Rates , * a to . * . " > per day. E. F. Clark ,
Prop.
bt'i'il I'nliitopH.
Three hundred bushels if pure Ohio
peed potntcoj at Thomas Risnton , 1MOG
West Broadway , Council Bluffs , In.
Tout-tirctIon : Mi'illclno.
Justice Field presided tit police court yes
terday morning In the absence of Juilgo
McGee , nnd had brought before him several I
men who had endeavored to assist the
saloons in keeping closed on election day by
crc.itlng n famine In bias
liquor. Syl Huff was
given thirty days on the streets for resisting
Oniccr Martin when ho was trying to make
the arrest. "Dutch"
Boylngton , his partner
in piety , pleaded guilty and was accord
ingly t'lven a little lluhter dose twenty-five
davs on the streets with the chain gang. '
William Carnahan. who created a disturb-
nnco in Smith's saloon , at the corner of
Bryant street ami Uroadway , was also given
thirty days on the streets.
William Watson has purchased four
and a half acres in the Klein tiact ,
which ho Is going to improve at once by i
building himself a homo and planting
an orchard.
Ccal and wood ; best and cheapest )
Missouri hard wood in the elty : prompt
delivery. II. A. Cox , No. 4 Main.
Lonls , millinery , will occupy 2. > Main ,
' *
opposite Bcno'd after March I .
Von SAL.K Citizens State bank stock.
Submit cash offer. E. H. Sheufo.
Fresh marsh mallows ut Drlesbaoh'u.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Interest Growing In the Coming School
Board Election ,
CHANGES THAT WOULD BE DESIRABLE
ifTcirU : It lit Tliiiuclit Will lie Miuto to
Mil III ! It u .Vinpiirll itn A Iliil r
SI ciiln HIM * ! in limit AlMtn > rtli
Arcrpt NoiiilnntldiM.
The election of members of the school
boanl will take place next Monday. There
Is considerable tilk Just now amonR the
members of the republican and democratic
parlies as to what course ought to bo pur
sued with reference to maklm ? nominations.
Formerly school elections were an entirely
nonpartlsan affair , the parties having no
part in tlio elections , but each candidate
belni ? put on account of some real or fancied
qualification for the oftleo. For the piy
j three or four jcars the Issues have been
purely political , and the candidates have
been elected because they were republicans
or democrats The consequence Is that the
school bo ml has become an excellent thing
In the way on a menagerie , but a rather poor
imitati jn of an educational body.
Two ladles have been mentioned as candi
dates for the nlllce. Mri. Jacob Sims and
Mrs. 13. 13. Aylesworth , atrl their election is
belnir tiraed. in the hope that the tone of the
board may bo eloMitcd thereby. Both are
l.ulliHof well known culture , and a compari
son with the present members , from n busi
ness and educational point of view , will nut
bo iu all to their discredit. What the re
publican and democratic parties will do is
vet to be determine 1. The latter will hold
Its notninating'convention this evening and
the former tomonow evening at the court
house. The ucoplc's party have already declared -
clared in favor of Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Ayles-
worth , and their chances for being elected
are excellent , as many members jf the two
1 principal parties have expressed an inten
tion to vote fur them.
Imlncrcl to ItiM'omu Cuiuti.latri.
The following Is n copy of the petition
which was circulated several days iio ( , and
the letter of acceptance which was written
by Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Ayleswortli and is
now made public :
Cofxcii. Ui.fFi" ' , la. , Marcn .1 , IS' ) ) . Mrs.
Jacob Sims nnd Mrs. E. E. Aylesworth ,
City Ladles : We , the undersigned , in
behalf of the best Interests of our schools ,
woulu respectfully request that you allow
your names to ho used ns candidates for
members of the school board at the coming
election , and we premise you our cheerful
and cordial support.
The petition Is signed by Stephen Phelps ,
K. J. Babeoek , A. II. HutchinsonC. A. Kiley ,
T. J. Evans , V. Badollet , U W. Tulleys ,
Thomas Metcalf , 13. L. Shugart , E. II.
Odell , L. \ \ . Itoos and a list of about 100
names of reprcssntatlvo citizens interested
in Ihu schools of the city. ,
Cot'Sfll , Itl.i'FW. lit. , March 7 , 1833.-Messrs.
T. J. Kums , V. H.idollit and Others : ( icntlu-
mi'iiVe beg lo iissiire you of our apprecia
tion of the eimlldeticu reposed In Us and com-
lillmcnt ' sui\vn | liy the foregoing petition.
I'niii lequest , having co'ne lo us entirely un-
Millclted , and without clioleo on our part , wo
camiiil , unili'r lh > > elicuinstaiiees , welt decline
the same. With an earnust desire that , what-
mer may bo the oulcoinc , the wi'lfato of the
schools of our city inny li ) our chief concoin
In the election lo follow , wo. liorehy consent to
the use of our names as candidates for thu
positions Indicated.
Mn. . J icon SIMS.
SI US. K. K. AYMiSWOIlTII ,
wucui : TIII : IU.A.MI : icnsr.s.
liiK on thn C.IIISCH of Kriubllcan | I > u-
( v.il Last .Mdnd.iy.
The mala topic of conversation yesterday
on the street corners and in the public re
sorts was Monday's election and its results.
Neverslnco the landslide of three years ago ,
when the democratic pirty , which had been
in full charge of affairs lor ten years or
longer , was knocked out and the city gov
ernment found itself in the han Is of a coun
cil composed of republicans , has there been
so much excitement over n local election.
Contrary to expectation , there docs not seem
to bo very much weeping and gnashing of
teeth among the republicans. The defeat
was due to the stay-at-homo republicans , and
the reason for there being so many republi
cans of that class lies in the natural hatred
most people have for cowardice.
Causes uf Ilciiilillcitn | Ucfcut.
"Tho republicans who composed the con
vention , " bald a well known republican who
failed lo vote , "havo no ono to thank for
their defeat but themselves. The motor
question had been agitated for throe weeks
prior to the holding of the convention , and
the\ must have-known that do what they
could the question of whether the motor
company was to pay its taxes , reimburse
property owners ior the uavinj ? , and live up
to their contracts general ily , was bound to be
one of the political issues. Of course the
republican members of the council are
blamed for a great many things they could
never have helped , and the motor dilllculty
has been made political capital out of vastly
beyond what right and reason Justllied.
But insinuations wcro made against the re
publican party anyway , and it would have
been merely a matter of sclf-defenso for the
republicans to take steps toward proving
these insinuations false. A sot of resolutions
somewhat similar to those adopted by the
democratic convention , but not differing from
the latter in promising anything that could
not bo performed would have tilled the bill
completely , united the dlssatislled republi 1-
cans , and resulted without doubt in another
republican victory. As it was , the demo
crats saw the point and placed themselves :
on the side of the sr
people as against the cor
porations. 'Iho republicans who did not
want to cast a vote for the motor company
and yet did not want to vote the democratic
ticket stayed at homo. At any rate wo shall
have a ehanco to test the sincerity of the
democrats , who have undoubtedly promised
a good many things that they won't bo able
to perform. "
And that is about the way the situation is
sl/od up by three out of four of the republi
cans that one incuts on the streets , outside
of the men who took part in the convention
and decided upon the plan of muzzling the
party. They may hlaiiio the committee for
not having workers at the polls , and may try
to tlnd other excuses , but ono ef the princi
pal reasons for defeat must bo found in the
feellnjt that many republicans had , that IUa
vote for their tlcKct was u vote for tlie motor
company.
election llfturns.
All of the returns wcro not in until
yesterday morning , some of the intelli
gent Judges and clerks having disobeyed the
law and taken their ballot boxes homo with ;
them and slept with them over night. The
following table shows the number of votes
received by each candidate , and the majority ,
excepting in the case of the Third want. !
Cilenson and Hathaway each having re
ceived the same number of votes , will have
to draw lots to decldo which shall put his
feet upon the aldermanio desk this jear :
AU > r.UMA.\-AT-.AlUll : .
I'aco ( rop. ) 1,200
Keller ' ( dfin. ) l 707 )
C'hurchlll ( people's ) r U8
Keller's majority over Pace 041
AUIKH.MAN , Tllllll ) WAllt ) ,
Gleason ( rep. ) t 205
Hathawayileiu. ( ) 'JOB
Mulsh ip.M > plu's ) 14
AUIIMI.MA.V , KOUIITII W.Wtl ) .
May no ( rep. ) 244
Wldto Idem. ) 27O
Mcl'eok '
ipeoplu'8) ) 20
Wnlto's majority over May no 20
AI.DKIIIIAN , SIXTH \VAIII ) .
Ihidloy ( rop. ) 140
NlcliulsoniiK'in. ) 240
Nicholson's mujortty . " 100
I'AUK COUM1S.SIOXKII.
FhtiKart ' dep. ) 1)80 ! )
e'nsper ( duni. ) 1,006
llendrlokb . ( people's ) 105
.
Cuspur'H majority over Hhusnrt 170
Tax l'roio.ltluiiK. |
The llrst proposition , to levy n 1 mill tax
for two years for the purpose of making nxm
provements In the parks , managed to squeeze '
through by the following vote : For , TW 5
against , 771) ) ; majority for , IU ,
The second proposition , to levy a 1 mill
tax for two for tin
years purpose of paying
the expenses of park litigation , or Iu other
words the ? 1XX ( ) ( ) attorney fees wlitili were
paid by the council a few weekititffo. fell by
the wnyalklo , tlio following belni ? the vole
For , 4.Vi. against l.nsi , majnrlty against , ( WO.
The failure of the pro | > ositlon will network
any hardship to the attorneys , however , as
the council paid them their money the next"
day after the meeting at which their propo
sition was accepted , the money having been
taken from the police fund with which to do
it. The jwllco fund may have to go short
a ( while , but tlio deficiency will be soon made
up In other directions.
The landslide will cause quite a revolution
in the city oftlccs. The republicans have
had the inside track on all appointments for
several years past , and all appointees ,
with thu exception of the chief of the llro
department , are now republicans. The coun
cil from now on will hu live democratic at
least , to three republican , and If Hathaway
happens to defeat Glcascm In the drawing of
lots , it will be six democratic to two repub
lican. "Turn the rascals outl" will un
doubtedly bo adopted as the golden rule of
the new council , and the city clerk aim his
deputies will bo given thu run with as much
suddenness us possible.
WIIITI : HOODS HAM : .
At thn Huston Store.
The whlto needs wile thiit has been
looked forward to with so much Interest
byre the ladies of Council Li luffs and tnir-
rounding e nmtry opened
SATURDAY MORNING ,
and : will ojiit'nno ' for oitfhtdays. There
are many special bargains in the
way * ( if tjwcls , linens , muslin * , shooting. * ,
einoi'oidorios. laeorf , muslin underwear ,
( rents1 whlto shirts , handkerchiefs , and
everythinsr white , included in this sale.
( Joint ; early and avoid the great rush ,
as this fiilo will coi'ttilnly bo no excep
tion t' ) all our previous sales.
Sen bargains in white bed spreads at
80c , ! )0e ) and $1.00.
100 do/.en of fiOc towels for 2oc each ,
without doubt the largest and iinudt
towel ever hold anywhere for -oc. tiuo
show window.
See bargains in oinbroidories marked
lie.Ic. . fie. ( ie. 7e , 80 , He. lUe. 12jo to . )0o. )
See bargains in table linens and nap
kins.
See bargains in white goods. See
bargains in muslin underwent1 , in coi > ot
covers , night iresi-es , drawers , chemises ,
oto. Five cases of handsome goods just
to hand all ready for this great sale.
See bargains "in handkerchiefs. Re-
inoniber this halo commenced Saturday ,
March 4 , and will continue for eight
days. BOSTON STORK ,
Fotheringhiiin , White-law & Co.
Leaders and promoters of low prices.
Agents for the standard patterns. Kid
gloves dyed and cleaned tit tlio shortest
possible notice.
first i > f tint ConrHc ,
The lecture given by Hev. Hobert Mclntyro
at the liroadwav Methodist ICplscop.il
church , Monday evening , as a part of the
Star lecture course , was one of tlio finest
that has over been delivered in this city.
There have been some noted speakers at the
Chautauqtia assemblies , but no one has
eclipsed the effort of this distinguished gen
tleman. Frequent rounds of applause greeted
the well turned sentences , especially so at
his description of the unbuttoning of the
hearts and pluses of the people of the whole
world at the time of the Chicago lire. The
balance of the course is on a par with the
first lecture ami citizens should take ad
vantage of the opportunity and liberally
patronl/o this effort to bring to Council
Bluffs entertainments of the finest kind.
The next will be the lecture of Prof. John
B. DcMottc , illustrated with magnificent
stercoptican views. Prof. DcMotto will bo
remembered by attendants at Chautauqua
as ! ono of the most entertaining of the many
fine lecturers at the assembly. lie comes
Friday evening. March 'J4. and should bo
greeted ] by all his old admirers and many
now ones.
The ladies of the Christian church
will servo dinner and supper at Masonic
temple Saturday , and 25 cents will pay
for a splendid meal. Everybody is in-
vited. '
If you have property to sell , list it
with mo. I have customers for bargains.
II. G. 2.IcGee , No. 10 Main street.
Jfcctlng * Will C'mitlmio.
There is no abatement of interest in the
Temple hall meetings , and they will bo con
tinued indefinitely. The baa weather did
not prevent a good attendance last evening.
Mr. Alien's sermon was of the same simple
but convincing character that has made bis
ministry so successful. Several arose In
their sea's and expressed n desire to lead a
Christian life , and one young man came for
ward with a frank and manly declaration to
lead a batter life than ho had lived. There
wcro se"cral Christian workers fioni Omaha
who took part in the services ,
During the last two days invitations have
been gien to all the business and profes
sional men of the city to attend tlio bervices
tonight. The meeting will bo for their es
pecial benefit and the best seats in the
house will bo reserved for "ill those present
ing the invitation cards at the door.
On Saturday the ladies of the church will
serve dinner and supper iu the hall for the
benefit of the public and to help defray the
expenses of the meetings. " "
Emma Konnurd. stenographer , notary
depositions , commercial work , letter
writing , 100 Alain.
Have your proscriptions filled at
Davis' , only pure , fresh drugs and chem
icals In stock.
'Micro Will Do IVdrral Court.
Until a few days ago there was n blooming
prospect that there would bo no session of
United States district court hero , or any
where else in fact , on account of the failure
of congress to pass the bills making appro
priations for the work. The passage of the
civil sundries and deficiency appropriation
bills at the last minute , ono on Friday night
and the other at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing , removed the difficulty , and unless some
thing unforeseen happens court will convene
as usual on the 'Jrth of this month , with
Jtidgo Woolson on the bench. The clerk ,
marshals and deputy marshals are all busily
engaged in making arrangements for thu
opening of the term , and the money Is ex
pected to bo In the hands of the marshal by
the middle of next week.
Finest Arista cabinet photos , $2 per
dozen. Ashton's studio , 18 North Main
street.
Williamson & Co. , 100 Main street ,
largest und best bloyolo stock in city.
Mine. Helen Merrill , hairdrohsing and
manicure. Room ,112 , Merriam block.
Nomlimtlni ; Convention.
The delegates to the republican city con
vention neid Thursday , February Si ) , will
meet in convention in the south court room
of the county court house on Thmsday even
ing , March i ) , at 7(0 : ! ( p. m. , for the purpose
of placing in nomination two candidates for
members of the school board.
board.G.
G. M. Goi'LD ,
Chairman Republican City Central Commit-
tea
Do you smoke ? Uavo you tried T. D.
King1 fc CO.'H Partau'ab ? It's u ehurmer.
Just light one.
Another improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swanson Music Co
Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffy the
best $2.00 hoiibo in Iowa.
I.ohl-1i | Viillry Dividend ! .
PIIII.ADCI.WIIA , Pa. , March 7. The state-
ment made last week that the management
of the Lchigh Valley Hailroud company hail
agreed with the return of the Heading upon
the scaling of the annual dividend presented :
the Lehlgh Valley stockholders at 0 or 7 per
cent , is supplemented today by the nnnounc-
nient to pay at the latter rate. The dividend
duo next month Is now in thu treasury of thu
company , where it has been fo" some time ,
and the same will bo paid when duo. Thu
I ohlgh Valley directors will meet , a week
from today and declare a quarterly dividend
of lif per cent , and cni'li three mouths there
after , so kug us thn lease to the Heading
holds good , llko action will bo taken.
ii'ii i nipM1PiAnV ttvi't i
\\ILL \ \ SLCiliLI ) W. JIAXUL
Vfoo President RInchart tProlnoted to the
Presidency of the -Santa Fo.
- 0 1
OTHER CHANGES IN THE OFFICIAL STAFF
I'orrniKt of thn 1'ollcy Tliiil { { 'III lip rurnurd
liy tliocv rrrslilont'or1 ' the .System
A Sutlifiiclory Ai'iilntincnt | | !
Itiiltnuid .Soli's.
BOSTON. Mass. , Mnreli 7. Vice President
Hinehart of the Atchbon , Tonekn ft Santa
fo railroad was today elcetcd president to
sticeeed the late President Manvcl.
D. H. Kublnson , formerly gener.il niamicr
of the Atlantic ft Pacific , was chosen ilrst
vieo president , to perform the dutlesassljneil
him by the president , with headquarters in
Chicago.y. . K. Glllctt was promoto.1 from
assistant to general auditor.V. . A. IJur-
roughs was made assistant Koneml auditor.
Tlie Hcston News Burca.i siys ; : Tlio clce-
tlon ot Mr. Klnehart as president means
very much for Atehison security holders.
The hano of eastern ownership of western
railroad properties has been the everlasting
war between the llnnm-l.il interests of the
east and the local demands of thu west ,
made without rcpard to the question of
pecuniary return. The llnanelal interests
will now lualn ho at the head "of the
Atehisjn I'omp.iny. Mr. Klnehart is an on-
thusl istie believer in the reurfjanlzed Atchi-
son.property and is opposed to all schemes
for its extension , save upon the basis of
profit for the sh ireholdcrs. Ho believes the
Atehison has now enouirh property to handle
economically and that the primary duty ol
the inamiucincnt is to return the company tea
a dividend paying basis. Mr Itlnehart's
personal friends greatly objected to his tak
ing the burden of the presidency but Mr.
Hineliart Dually concluded It would bo easier
to take charge himself than to break in anew
now man for the important position.
WOKI.II'S VMll ll.YTKS.
Important .Meeting of tlioV " > torn"Pis en-
KC-r Amoi'lntlim nt ( 'lilniro. (
CIIICAOO , 111. , March 7. More than the
usual amount of business was transacted at
the bimonthly meeting of the Western Pas
senger assoelatioiij which was hold hero
today. The principal matter which was
called up was the question of the World's
fair rates , an I the passenger agents having
the matter in charge reported they had been
unable to decide upon any definite plan and
requested inoro time , which was granted.
The association was addressed by a com
mittee of the Commercial Travelers associa
tion upon the question of interchangeable
lCCO-mllo ticket , but the matter was laid
over.
over.A
A committee .representing . various JobCers
associations of the largo cities of the north
west made a strong plea , for tlio same re
duced rates from Chicago lo the northwest
as would prevail In the opposite direction
during the World's fair. The matter will
L)0 ) acted upon at a date In the near future.
The revision of the association agreement
was referred to the special meeting to be
called the latter part of this mouth.
W. B. Miskorn nnd W. I ) . Uuback were
made members of the audit In , ; committee.
Chairman Midgley of the , Western Freight
association has. . decided that the rate made
by the Omaha road on lumber from Wlsconp
sin to Nebraska points is not Just , and the
matter will bo sent back to the lumber com
mittee of the association1 , with instructions
to remedy the evil.
STHIKKS ANU ICU MO US OK STUIKKS.
Su Itrlimeti , IIIJ-IHMTS : | : ihl Dromon of Varl-
otm Ito.uN pUjlutlslloil.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March 7. The switchmen
in the St. Louis yards are seemingly satis-
lied ! with the concessions made by the vari
ous lines of railroads terminating here. Yet
the general outlook is considered hero to be
that a general strlko may bo expected at
nny : time.
PiTTdiiuim , Pa. , March 7. Notwithstand
ing the denials , a general strike of the
switchmen of the Pennsylvania Western
system and probubly the Baltimore & Ohio
road Is threatened. The olllcials of the
Pennsylvania ate now in Chicago with their
ultimatum , which is the refusal of all the de
mands.
Toi.r.DO , O. , March 7. Tomorrow morning
at li o'clock fifty engineers and as many lire-
man of the Toledo , Ann Arbor & North
Michigan railway will go out on a strike.
An order to that cJTcct was issued late tod.iy
by Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood'of En
gineers and Chief Sargent of the Firemen.
Attempts to closa the differences between
the eoinpjny und the cugin-jors have 1 > rovcd
futile.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March 7. Meetings were
held today of nil the brlJgo and terminal
facilities ; companies in which directors were
elected. The new directors of the Terminal
ass > oclatin of St. Louis are : W. W. Taus-
sig , F. A. Tracy , E. P. Bryan , M. F. Ingalls.
Charles M. Hayes , Gcorgo C. Smith and
James W. Way.
The Union depot selected us Its directors :
W. W. Taussig , James Hanna , F. A. Tracy ,
S. II. II. Clark , Gcoigo C. Smith and James
W. Way.
Charles M. Haycs.-Ju'es S. Walsh , V.
Fisher , W. S. Humphreys and Anthony J.
Thomas wcro chosen directors of the Ter
minal railway.
The St. Louis Bridge company elected
Julius S. Walsh , J. Plerrepont and Thomas
F. Tutt.
Attkti fnril Ilreelvttr.
ST. Louis , Mo. , March 7. The Mercantile
Trust company of Now York Drought suit
today in the United States circuit court in
this city against the St. Louis , C.ipo Girar-
deau & Fort Smith Hallway company , ask
ing for an injunction to restrain the defend
ant from disposing of any of its property anil
praying for the appointment of a receiver.
The suit is brought on a mortgage for $1,000-
000 , given in IbbS by the defendant to the
plaintiu" . The Mercantile Trust company
alleges tint the railroad company had de
faulted in the interest of the debt ; is iu
solvent and owes other parties $75,000. .
AHllInt of tlio ISostun .V Mil I in- .
NEW YOUK , March 7. Mr. J. Picrrepont
Morgan said this afternoon in regard to the
affairs of the Boston fo
( Maine that a com
nilttco appointed by it i management con
ferred with u committed from the manage
ment of the Now linl'land railroad am
reached a conclusion which will no submitted
to the respective bodlps' of directors nex
Saturday. When these , boards have takei
action , said Mr. Morgah , the result of the
action will probably bo jiiado public.
I'ofitiiiiiiiMl'tlio Mile.
COHVAI.US , Ore. , Murch'7. The sale of tin
Oregon Pacltlc rallroai3'whlch '
, was to hav
occurred today , has bqen postponed ono
week. The bondholder * committee pet !
tloned for further timo' of three months t <
allow experts to complete ! an examination o
the books and the properties , hcrotofori
prevented by the action 'of ' the late receiver
and also to investlgato : the territory cast o
the Cascade mountains. The court is in
cllncd to grant the petition.
] ) ON'T BE CARELESS. Don't bo
ton ctirclosd to examine closely when
you t'o to uu > a bottle of CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS. Miiny un
prlnc p ilod doiilors will hand you u bottle
nut up in ti RED wrapper , und closely
imltatin } . ' C-A-R-T-E-it'-S'1 '
Don't full to oxninlno carefully , nnd
don't be put oil with somotbintf "juat ns
RoodnsCARTERa"
There IB nothing so good ns "CAR-
TERS. " The only Mifuty is in gottlnc '
the genuine CARTER'S LITTLL
LIVER PILLS.
Ask for C-A.-R-T-JvR'-S und bo auro
you got thorn.
A rusinvi ; cuiti : nut HICK iu\o \
A tin i : .
Buiull Ujio Small J'rlci
TELL-TALE BRIGHT FACES.
The Greatest Strength Giver
in All itaJVortd ,
The Highest Praise Given to
Paine's Celery Compound ,
As Much Suporlor to Patent Medicines
as n Diamond is to O Inss.
Krljjht faces of tVoo who
[ 'nine's celery compound rtro moro trust
worthy limn all tlio nuutitmlo of soiisa-
tlontil "aflliljivlts" Unit nro foisted on a
credulous public by the patent medicine
loalors in Mnroh , April anc May.
It IB true that In tlio early spring , a
jrout mnjorlty of people need some
loncst romudv to purify the blood and
to strengthen the nerVos.
It la vrondsrful ho\v \ many pcojilo nro
ulToi'lnfj from wouk ness anil ( jenornl do-
jillty. There are ni'iny who are tlroil
ill the time , who cannot slooi ) well , who
iavo no ambition , who luck appetite ,
ind are troubled in other ways purtiuu-
arly at this season.
The nerves need food , the brain do-
nancls notiriBhtncnt , the blood must bo
Mii'lchctl , and the cxcrotoiy organs must
'
> o stiinttlated ; and in tlda'coinmon con
dition , which is often soriouH , it has
igiiln antt tignln been said , ' 'Thoro Is
lothing so certainly good as 1 'nine's
celery compound. "
It makes people well !
Paino's celery compound. U must bo
romomborcd , is not ti p-iVmt mcdicinrs.
5. S. II. KI.KMM.
It was first prescribed by that greatest
of , modern physicians. Prof. Edward E.
Phelps , M. D. , LL. U. , of Dartmouth ,
and has boon more generally Ubod , und
hasachiovou morocutes of wull-known
mon and \vonion in all conditions of
society tlianmobably all other remedies
put 1 together.
It has had the public endorsements of
such well known and disinterested menus
us lion. James MacShano , Mayor of
Montreal j j , Dr. J. II. Ilanaford , the emi
nent medical writer , Albert Hardy ,
assistant editor of Godey's Magazine ,
Commodore IIowoll , Principal L. L.
Camp , the well known educator , and the
father of Walter Camp , who js known as
an authority on athletics by every college -
lego man in the country. Goorpo
Wright , whom every base-ball playo.-
knows so well , recommends it. Such
women as Jeanne Cambray , MM. Mar
garet Spence , Helen Ashland Konn , the
liunous ballad writer , and thousands of
others have wiitten letters of the high
est praise for tlio remedy that made
them go well.
It is not strange that there is n lar
ger demand for it than for any other
remedy in the world ,
Mrs. Stephen Osgood , of Allslon ,
Mass. , Boston's handsome suburb , writ
ing to the Wells & RichtmUon Co. , saya :
1 / / / V *
MUS. STEPHEN OSQOOD.
"I have boon poorly for yonis , not ublo
to do tiny work , and my lncK of nppotito
has boon myiprcivtcst trouble , it having
boon moro thnn live years slnco my food
hns ttistcd eood and I htivo on joyed it.
I have alep Bulforod from nervousness.
Since taking Palno's colcry compound I
inn not nearly as nervous as I was and I
slcop very much bettor. And I must
say that it is the only incdieino that I
htivo over taiion Uiut has given mo an
itppotilo. My greatest trouble hns been
poor appetite und no strength ; the least
thing would tire mo all ovor. Why , I
fool quite hungry at inoal time now nnd
my husband will not lot mo bo without
the medicine.
"I consider It a most excellent remedy
for the nervous , sleepless , and all who
are run down , and write this to express
my " thanks for the great good it hns
mo.
mo.Mr. . IL II. Flomm. whoischlof clorkof
the frolirht ollico of the I'onn. R. R. nt
Zanosvillo , O. , writing to the Wells &
Richardson Co. , nnd enclosing his wife's
portrait , in the course of a hoi'.rty loiter
says : " 1 can sny u good.thlng for Puino's
cclory compound. It piovod u very val-
utiblo icmody for my wife , nnu will add
that if you desire any references ns lo
the truthsulnoss of what I liavo wi itton ,
I will gladly furnish them to you. "
There nro many people who bu.v
Paino's celery compound in largo quan'-
iltlcsbccaUHO the last drop in the lust
bottle \9 \ tlri good HH thO flibt.
It can bo hud of any druggist.
Ortlllciitn * ir l'.lillciitlii. :
Olllvo of Auditor of I'uhllo Acuoiints-Htuto of
Nohrnnn Lincoln. I'oli. 1 , IMtt
It U huiohr CLTlllli'tl , tint HID Atiierlrnn I'lru
Insurmic. ) Conipauv of Now York , In
tlio ktuio of New York , Inn conipllud with
the liihitr moo law of tnU state ami U author
ized to trniisiu't tliu buuluoHs of tire Insurancu
In thm Htutn fur thi uurrunt your
\Vltncs my hund iind Iho soul nt the mulltor
nf puhtlu uccounta the day and
[ Seal ] year nbovo wrlttoi : .
EUUINK : MOOUK , Auditor p. A.
DON'T MISS IT !
You don't need to Biterlflco the live * of your
lo\cdon < M when
Dcplitlicria and Membranous Croiip
\flltrnilnn2ortlm nnlKlihurhiiod of your Inline *
TliuroMa Mire mincllln nielli-Inn TO I'llK-
YI.NTo.tnliRlonuf tlii'in , mill llierj li ulj
luru spi'dllo inodloliiv for
The Cure of Thorn
when they h ivo nut run liuyou I Inn i in ro loll
Wrltu to
K.C. SIC L In Crct-j
. . , - , Xcb. ,
If In need of iiny trentmont. nn.l you wlllllnl
Unit his tri'Utiiienl b.isuil on ninny vuirs' ex-
pcritiiriitx mill study tiiaseoiiroit him it RIIO-
will not-dlsiituioint you.
OVIDE VIEN ,
Justice of the 1'oacu -
, Upsfilrt
COM.f.OTIONS A Hl'lKMAl.TV.
CiTt Him Id ( if rillillrul Inn.
Olllco of Auditor of 1'uhlio Aet'ounts-i'lnie of
NuDraska. l.lnooln , I'ob. I , ivii
It Is lierohy certlfliul thivt the MIclilK in Klro
iml Marine IIIH ir.'im'c I'imipuiiy of Dulrolt. In
tlio state of .MU'lil..iii , has , comp led will
the Insurance law uf th.M state mill is untlior-
Iroil to trans'ict the business of Iliu Insiiriine'o
In this state for tlio ciirrrnt ycur.
\Vltiicssiny limiil : niil lliusuni uf the auditor
of DMhl'e1 uceuiiinls thuilay iind
( uual. ) ve ir iiliovo written.
r.fUKSh MOOltn. Auditor 1' . A.
Crrtlllr.'itr of I nlilloiit l.in.
OIHre of Auditor of Public Accounts into of
Nuliruslci. l.liiculn , Tub. I , Is'H. '
It IslitTftive-frtllU'd lli u the Col urn h I.m I'lru
Iii ur.iiiL'o e'otapiny , of l.ouNvilIo , In tlio
st te of KentiieUy , his c.iiniillcil with the
Insurance law of tills siato mill N nuilinr to I
to liaiisiict tliu Imslnps * of 1111)
In this stuto for tlie current yi .ir.
Witness my h md unit tlu-si-iil of thn auditor
of public iti'oonnts tlio day
it'o.il. ) "iiul yi'ixr nlxivi. written.
II : > UIM : : Mooitr. . Auditor i1. A.
io or I'uiiiiuition.
OHIco of AiulltDi I'ubllr Ai-conntv State of
Nebraska. Lincoln , i'eb , t. 1 IU.
U Is liiruliv curtlllcd , that tlio Contliienlal
IiouraiR'u L'liiniinny. of Now Vorl , . In the state
of New York , bus compiled with tlio liiMinuico
IHW of this statu and Is : uillnii l/c I ID t r.insaut
the bilslnrsa of llro Imiiranoo In this -.tuto for
tliociuivnt ) oir.
\\ltnoss inj Inn and tlio soul of the iiudltui'
of t'ulille Ai'i'diinls thed.iy and
I Ho .ill veiir iitxivii vrlttdi.
nrunxiMOUKI : : , Auditor i' . A.
Certlllcittc ol 1'ulil r.'itliin.
OMlcoof Ainlltorof Puljllf Aei-ountS'-ytiito of
Nolnasltn. l.iiii'oln.'u \ \ > . 1 , IM > I.
Itishproliycertified thattlio Itntlsh America
Assurance Coinuiny of Turuiiiu. In Can.ida ,
has coniplled with tlio liiMininco law
of this Htiilo mill Is authorized to transucL tin )
Inmliiuss of lire Insur.tnco In tliu .stuto for ihq
current > eur.
\VItne ! < 9 my hand nnil tin * so.ilof the nudltoi
of pub 1. .i' founts the day und
( Seal. ) ynar atiovo written.
'i : MOUUK. Auditor. I' . A.
C < 'rtillritn : < if I'ulillvatliin.
Olllco of Auditor of 1'ubllc Aeeonnts-S ate of
iNolir/slui. Llneo n , Koli 1 , IMH.
It Is hereby certlllel , thnltho lliilTnlo ( lor-
man liisiminco ( ! oi , pany , of Hiill'.ilo , In the
state of Now VorK. h.ts cuiiilillud with thu
Inanriiiu'o law of this state itiul Is .uithom.cd
to transact thu Imslucs of Ilio luMir.inuo in
this .st itu foi tln > ciirrrnt yc.ir.
Wltniiis my hand and then ; . ! of the auditor
of imhllc nuciiuiits the day and
ISo.ill viir iibovn wrllton.
KlHiEXK MUOItn , Auditor 1' . A ,
Ci-rtlllcuto nf I'nlillrittlnii.
Olllco of Auditor of I'lilillc Accuunls-Stntn of
Nebraska. i/lncuni , I'eb. I , IMll. ,
It Is heieby certified , thalthu llurtln toii In-
snralii'e Company ut llurlln 'loii , In thu st ite
of lown , bus comp led'wlth the Insurance law
of this .state und Is authorzccl to traiH.iut thu
buslno s uf fliu Insurance In [ his slate fur thu
curient yo.ir.
Witness my hand an 1 the FCU ! of the auditor
of public accounts the day anil
[ Peal ] ycur l eve written.
KfUK E MOUUK. Auditor I1. A.
C'ertllluiito ol I'll lillcntioli.
Olllco of Auditor of I'ubllo Ao mints-State of
Nobnisici. L nuoin , I ell. 1 , Ih'.U. '
Itlshoioliy certified , that tl > o lloyistron ln-
suitinco Comuuny , of Huston , In thu slate
of Masbiichiihctts.has coiiinllcU w.Ul thn Insur-
nnco law of this Kt.ito und Is iiutlioHrcil to
transact the bus nosso : Ilio Insnraiicii In this
sfuto for the current year.
Witness my hand uml the foal of the and.tor
of public ; accountstliLMlity and
tSoal ] yi-nr above written.
EUUIM : ; MOOICK. Auditor p. A.
Cortlllu.itu nl rrilillc.ttion.
Cfllcoof Auditor of Public Accounts Plato of
Nebraska. Lincoln , I'ob. 1 , ISIM.
It Is hereby certified , th t the Amcilc.m
Insurance company of Newark , In the Htuto of
Now Jersey , has , complied with tl.o Insur
ance law of this suite and Is author rod to
transact thu bus ness of llro liHurunuu In this
stntu for tlie cununl yo.ir
Witness niv hund .ind tliosoal of the anOltor
of inibllo accounts Ilio day and
( Seal. ) veur uhovo nrlttun
EUurjNr : MOOKH , Auditor P. A.
' 'itrtllluiito of riililciil ! : < ni.
Olllco of Auditor of Public Accounts St.ito of
NobrusUa. Lincoln , I'cb. I.1MI.
It In hciebv cerlirtcd th it the American t'on-
tral'liisuriincoi.oiiipiiiiy of Hi. Lonfsn I In ; si ate
ot Missouri , li'is comp led with tlio niHiiiaiico
1 i\vs of Ill's suite und Is authorl/i > d to transact
the Lus ness of Ilru Insnrmice In thlsatuli' for
Ilio current your.
Witness my hand and the seal of Ilio auditor
of piibili-avcouuls the day und
( Seal. ) yearaliovo written
MUOKK , Auditor 1' . A.
i ortilliMtii or 1'nlil oitlon.
Onice of Auditor of Puh'lo Accounts Ptato of
isebraska. Lincoln , h'ob. I , Ib'.ll.
Ills hereby certified , tlmttho Amciloin I'lro
Insurance Company of Phltiidotphlii , In the
htato of I'otitiHyivanla , has compiled wltn ihu
Iniiiriincu luw ot lids st.ito an'l Is autliorl/.cd
to tranaiiet the business of lire Insurance In
this state fur the currunt year.
Witness my hand and thu soul of the auditor
ut public accounts the day and
[ Soul ] year above written.
i : MOOK1C , Auditor P. A.
Curtlllciito of 1'ulillu ition.
Olllco of AuJltorof Public Accounts-State of
Nebraska. Lincoln , l-'uli. 1. IN1. ) ! .
It la liurouy certlDoil. Unit thuA-Tlcu turl
Co'np'iny of Wiituitown , In tlio htutcof New
Vorli , has uoniplled with the Insurance luvr of
this state nnd IK authorized to transiiot the
business of tire Insurance In this stale for iho
current your.
Witness my Imn'l and the seal of tlio auditor
' uf public accounts the Uay and
[ t'oall yo.iriliove written.
" i : MOOltn , Auditor P. A.
Ccrtlllcittu ( il I'lilillciUlnii.
ODIco of Auditor of Public Accounts StHtn of
Nebraska. Lincoln , I'ob. ] , Hit ,
It Is hoieby corllllcd. that , the I'hienlx
Insurance Coinp.iny of Hartford , In the state
of Ooiinucllcut , hus comu.lo.l with thn insur-
unco law of this stttii and Is antnorlzed to
transnet the busings of lire Insurance in this
t ito fur the curient yunr.
Witness my hand unU the seal of the auditor
of public nccuunts thu day and
yrnrnbovo written.
r.UOKNK MOOKH , Auditor P. A.
P KOPOSAI.S Toil I'TKl.O ' SKHDS
States I nil 111 n bcnlou , Kosuhud
S. I ) . Kobruury 20th , KH-Hoaled .
endorsed "I'rouosuls for Fluid oods , " and ud-
dressofJ 'o thu umlursl/iiud at Itusubud
Asoney , H. 1) , will ho roeulvo.l at ihiH agency
until ono o'clock p. in. , ot Wuiliiesdiiv. March
l.'itli , 1 H , for furnlshliiK and duliV"rinr ut
this agency : 1'iUO busliols of sued o'lts ; IM ( , |
luislu'ls of gcuil potatoes anil IXA ) busliols of
buud whuat. HldUors nro rciUUdtcd | to state
specifically In their blda thu prupim'd prleo of
oaeh urtlclo ollerod for dollvury unilcr acon-
truct. Thu rlsht Is roscrvod to reject uny or
nil bids oraiiy part of uny bid If dujinu i fur
lie luit Intorust of the service. CEHTIHII : )
l it M KS. Kach bid
mum bo uceomp.-vnlo'l ' by n
certlllcil cheoli or draft upon Uniioil bt.ilm
depuyltorv , or solveut nntloniil bank In the
vicinity uf Ihu 109 dunce or thu b d lor , inudo I
n.iyiiblo to tliu ordur ot thu 'Jomnil-isloiier of
liullun A If a I n , for ut lo .st KIVU ren CK.NT of
the ii'iiount of thu ( iroposal , which oho > -lc or
draft will bu furfollod ID the United suto-t In
eutn uny bldduror b itiicrs receiving 'in nwnrJ
fili.il ! f.tll to promptly oxecnto it cntrict with
good nnd KiilMclunt kurullos , othorwlso to bo
returned to the blildor. Illils uueoinpuulnd br
slduro I. Korany furtlior informailon apply
toJ. UKOUUi : WlUUIIr , U. S. Indian A | ? nt.
"Absolutely the Best Made. "
"A Delicious Medicated Cou-
li'Ptlon" for the relief of Coughs
Colds , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , nnd , od
for clearing the voice. lfor falc by d
nil Druggists niitl Con feet i on err. C/3
racked ri full two ounce packages ,
Price fi Cents. If you nre tumble to
procure the Pomona Coujjli Tablets n >
from your tloalcr cnd us 8 cents in 3
stamps nntl receive a box by mall.
Made by the manufacturers of the
celebrated Pomona lfru It Juice
Tablets.
DUQUETTE & CO , ,
Council Bluffn , In.
Improva ! Saf3lEhvahrj / ,
I H11
M BALL BROS.
MllOITli'K 1011 IIOl < KAS STltBBI ?
Cor Oth t nmlllAvn. Council Illiiir * .
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEttI DY3 WORK
Ail Kinds of Dyolnir and Cioin HTUnoli ) )
slin hiuhost style of tlio 'irt. I'uilod und
tnlned filrlcs : inudo t ( ) loo' ' : as so1 1 usno.v.
WIIIK | > roniptly dunu mil dollverol In all
purls ' ' of the country. Send fur prlco Hit.
C. A. MACHAN , Proprlotop.
llrcudwnv. nour Northwestoru 'a ' ot ,
Cf > 1IOIttllffi , [ It
GO TO A
Specialist
If you uro sulTorlnR
J'tiliifnl r/s/orior iVoci(7iiqnOR. .
If you aro'fiufTorlnz with cohl In tlio head ,
catarrh , earache , iloafness or dNolinrscs from
Iho ears ; If you iiru sulrurln. : with dlso.isos of
the thro.t. . DR. M. H. CHAMBERLIN U
acompotcntund rnll.-iti'.ospecialist , In oauirru
and dlsu S.BS of the eye , on r and throat. Olllco
\ur lluno A : Co.'a store , Council HlnlTs , Iowa
S 1113iRllllhl'ilTi ! | Altor"oy9''lt-lrw' 1'rae-
U llbOUMlIlUlUJ > tloo In the HUto and
federal courtn. Uooius 20.S-7-8-U , t-hiiKart
block. Council lllufTi , Ii. ;
FJatfopal
U. S. OKl'liSWOKY , CKli.LXISH. .
Uipltnl $100,000
Surplus $05,000
rniccrs nnd Dlrootor.i Il nrj W. Y.itainrjd I ) >
11. C. CiuliliiK , vloo prjliUt ; ; C. S. Mrirloj. .V. V
Mdrio.Julm rt. Colllui J. N. U. I'.itrUi ; l.jfli i
Kci'd , ciutilcr.
ciutilcr.THE
THE IRON BANK.
Special
COUSSIl BlUf3.
AllSTIl VOTaiuiJ loanj. K.irni un I city propjrtr
bought utij iiolil. I'atar & 'fliaww , Coimolt
Illulla.
OS ACUK < 21 $ inlloii from loatu'lln ; lur j homo
u hnrn nnil uthcr Improve no lit ; npiilus , KHIJUJ
niiilsumll frulta ; for bulu chimp. ( Iiuimsiilolili ,
Mihulfun , l Co.
CKVICItAr , < 0ncra tr.icts nanr city limits ; Una
kJ fruit liuiili will null ; worth thu uiuiioy. ( ircou-
uhlflili. Mcliolaun .V Co.
IiHJ-VCUKwelllmprovoil farm In lown nl f.'A. va
ncruii Imnrnvort * i5. ( ! nnl > n unil fruit fnrm near
Council Illutls , 1)0. Spleiiull W ncro furm near
( ilonnooil , J. * ) . rnrms. 1'iirtlL'ii iiuil fruit luuJs for
sale. Johnston , V Vuu 1'utton.
GOACKKSIn Dnivsou county , Nul > , nt la53. 010
In rronller. 15 M. Improved ail ocros In lluf.
fiilo county. $17 SO. ( loo'l ' liiJ throa mllej from
Illoomlnxton , 1'rankllii county , ? i. 1,0JU otiiar
fnrius for sulu , .luhii'lu/i X Vuii t'atton ,
IIAIUIAIN ! ) For nlo , T ) by S90 f t. on Franklin
JJnvc.Jl.ftOO.
' ' - nuroa battrnan I'lrnt it. and Franklin a TO.
l.'am plnttlnt' property In the o ty , f W.'WX
Iwo lots oipu | | tu I'hlnUt. ' school , (1,1 JX
Ono lot In \ \ Hum Terrace. filJU.
Ilirvu lots cor. .Main nl. HIII ] IVth nro. Host lit )
foi luipluinunt homo In th. ulty , , 'iD
I.ougi'oA 'lowlB. 2)S ) I'enrl Hi ,
DO VOt ; want to rent your house ? \Vu Intro
tenants who nro Halting for It. Uroonshlolil ,
7\k'hol on A t'o.
G'.HIIAf1 ! ! ; romovoil. cuitpools , vaults , clilinnoyj
cloniipil. Well propaio.l for the work. Kil
Ilinko , city biillilliiK.
1'Olt , KAI.H Full not of tlanom1 tools , nooil condi
tion ; a bamnln Inijiiliu of Hmpklo-SliUKurt
llnrilwnroco. , Council llluira
DO YOITXfl IIOKSKH. tanrtard breil on slro lile :
>
al o20Kood ro < lil3ncBlols In ] lOllanloaIl ( , la ,
touzchnnKo for fnnn ono-hnlf to a suction unil a
half of land within l'J > mill's of Ounlin Will
PIT
itllTtTonco In cnsli. .Must hi K. > OI | land ( Jroon-
hlnl Is , McliolBon ACo. . Couiipll Illulfn.
CTK.NOIiltAI'HIClt wanted ; must bo experienced
jaud Klvo rjfuronoo. Aildri' R J. | ) . . uuu bUtli
* " *
nva.ro uncjniliirfi.
IJ'Oll UHNl'-At very rcn oimlilo rate , furnliiliud
rooms ! need looitioni Illult Btrcot. Innulro ut
lieu o Illeo '
1 HI UKNT-l.nrKO 10
, room IMIIKO with alt modern
t Improvements , on I'nrk avcnuu , tr > per montli.
Incoln E-room avenuu. houte with good barn. iiew8 | per month.
four cottnifo ho'isoi In Twin
City Place ,
Kt-ri llros. ' factory , H per montli earfi. naar
STOOIU cottanni on Third avenue , north
of trnnt-
-
frr , fit
per laonth.
5-room cotta/oon Avcnuu C , nenr ZOtti itroot , 13
ler inonlli. Apply to U , II. Odoll , Ao. T , llaldwlu
bloct , Coiiuoll lilulfs.
r IIAVK nlaa-u lint
of property. Improved and
I unimproved , for mla In all parts ot the city.
mo tof It at low prloiij no-no of It VHrroDeap. ll
yon think of buying cnmu und SUB what I can
SIOO-High Grade Pneuma
tic. $125-33 Ib. Road
Racers.
12 years oxporlonco , Inrprcst line
of wheels In the west , ECO wliolesalo
or rotiul. Hoiairlii ) ( , ' duno. Wo uiin
hiintro your old bollil tire to a pnou-
inutlc. bund for catalogue.
COJLJ3 & COM5 ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Solo Agenta for Victor Bicycle !