Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1882, Page 6

FAMas UALLTL DEICUUUINULL BLUEFES, J‘UWA SATURDAY APRIL %9 182 Tk DAILY B SUBSCRIPTION RAT ByCnrrier, - - - - - 920 cents per woek By Mai =" §10 00 per Year. “Pearl Street, Near the force. Brown, who was driving the team, escaped with a badly spramned ankle. —The first engine for the C. M. & St. P. R. R, arrived in this city yesterday morning, over the Rock Iland, and was switched on the Milwaukee track where it will be used on the construction train. The work on this road is being pushed for- ward There are but nine miles house within the city ot Council 3 POWDER'S POWER. of value is sold hy passing from house to It Rattles the Nerves of Anxious Citizens Evenif it Does Not Kill Them. The Magazines Should be Puehed Beyond the Limits, and Let Bluffs, either by sale and delivery of any article aforesaid by sample, by wubscription, or in any other form or manner by which any article as afore- said is wsold and delivered, or (o be gold and delivery made at a future day, is hereby prohibited, unless such son or persons, their agent or ents, servant or servants, employe |T0O UTTERLY UTTER! HARKNESS, ORCUTT & C0,, g DRY GOODS of (r-«l-l h n\' ot ..mt‘ t"-i- itevv,’;m \l the Alarmed Ones or ”“I.'];:yuéi:h!“f f'm l\r.slwl\‘;fl;rrmm]-u TEIE WO TR, 5 - =~ ", Nay. o s to preac bee meiderable ner. | Ordinanc - RV UL WORNY . $ ‘ l MINOR MENTIONE, hany's hall, Rev, Mr, Copeland s to preach | There has been consic declaring “that, nothing. in this ord: Are fu; plymj: the Aesthetic —Elegant millinery at Bliss', —Joseph Reiter makes suits up in the Iatest styles at 310 Broadway. aprid-tf ~For first class butter tubs be sure and call upon Joteph Ross, 615 Upper Broad. WAY. apr2l.6t —8ome of the transter boys had a lively game of foot tall yesterday afternion. Take your ice from the Blue Wagons, Orders taken at J. T. Oliver’s, and at Jones Biow'. Grocery. Mullhol and & Co., sncoessors t 1 F. Eicher. api20-tf —There is to be a match game of base ball this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, between the first and recond nines of the Council Bluffs club. —~Rev. W. E. Copeland will lecture in Dohany's oj.era house to-morrow afternoon at 3 r'clock. Subject, “Armageddon, or the end of the world.” —Leave to wed was yesterday given to T, C. Brougham and Mits Mariah Bro- phey, both of Hazel Dell; also to George ‘W. Ke:rns and Miss Florence Miller, both of this county. —Stillman Bates, who bad a row at the Phanix billiard hall Thursday, pic' ed up another one in the same place yesterday, and was promptly knocked out of time snd disappeared. —A fine cow was killed on the Rock TIsland road at Clark's erossing mGlendale 1ast Wednesday, the owner of which is not known, A leather strap about the ani- mal's neck bore the initials “N, H, L.” ~—The sale of tickets for “The Land of Nod" has opened lively at Seaman’s book- store, The entertainment is to be given at Dohany's next Tuesday evening, and will prove a highly enjoyable one without doubt. —Fhe first annual May party of the Rescue compauy, No. 8, is to be given at and always convicted, and fined that on “Armageddon, or the End of the ' it Leing a showing of the g eat ight and darkuvess, There rest in Mr, Copelani’s in an increasing discourses, and thiswill donbtless prove in keeping with those which he has already delivered, and well worth the hearing. LIFTING THE LICENSES. [be Attemipt to Shove Salcon Licenses Up a Few Notches. Petitions Pregented For and Against. This community has been for some time agitated over the question of license, whether it shall continue at the present ridiculously low figure or be crowded up sufficiently high to clear out some of the low doggerels. At the meeting of the council next Monday evening a new crdinance is to be presented for the regulation of sa- loons, and places are to be left vacant for the council to fill i the amount which the aldermen may decide on as the yearly license. Much interest is felt as to what this figure will be, It has been rumored that some of the aldermen would vite for having the license at $1,000, and an isrue has sprung up on this. A petition was presented to the council Thuruday night last, urging that it be fixed at that amount. The petition wagsigned raising it to §1,000 was also presented, signed by about 1,1000 persons. by about $400. A petition against | are three of the aldermen who are vousnesa felt about the fact that pow- der houses are located inside the city The recollection of the dyna- mite explosion is still fresh in the minds of many, and from this it is oasily imagined that, should one of these powder explode, there would be another scene of ter- ror. One of these powder housesis lecated in “Duck Hollow,” and two others are located near the brick yards in the northwesterly part of the city. Those who reside near these feel somewhat alarmed about them, and have made frequent complaints, How is based on nervousness and limits. magazinos much < needless alarm it is difficult to deter- mine without a practical experiment, and that would, of course, be slightly dangerous, Tur Ber reporter took a tour of inspection yesterday, and made an examination of the powder magazines, as far as any such could be made from the exterior. The build- ings are of brick, and the doors’ cov- ercd with light sheet-iron, There are houses within the vicinity of each, but not very snug to them, and possi- bly they would not be injured by any explosion. Still tho occupants feel uneasy, and cannot very well be blamed for having nerves. There was only one noticeable fact geined by the inspection, and that was the door of every powder house had been ueed as a target for shooters to practice with, Every door was rid- dled by bullets, giving evidente that there are at lvast a few folks who are are 80 destitute of fear as to fire bul- lots at a powder house. The bullets have pierced the iron sheeting over the doors and left the pine interior exposed, nance contained shall apply to the re tail salo and delivery of any goods, wares, merchandise, groceries, meats or other things of any resident busi- ness man or any other person of the city of Council Bluffs, having and carrying on & regular placo of busi- ness in said city, from selling gooda as aforesatd from his place of business, or the sale of any articlos as aforesaid by any person or persons, agent or agents, of any toreign firm or busine:s houee,” etc, As many canvassers claim to be the Wants of the Public in FINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples at the Lowest Prices. Fre:h Roast Coffees, Chioce Drawing Teas. Boston Tea Co. 16 Main 8t, and 15 Pearl 8t., agents of seme publishing house or manufactory, there has been much mist covering the matter, Only yes- terday a man who was soliciting ~or- ders for suita of clothes, was brought to bay and requested to take out a peddier's license. He claimed to be the aathorized agent of a Philadelphia house, and concluded that a license was not therefore neceseary. To help out the dilemma, it has been discov- ered that two important worde have been left out in printing theord nance, they being ‘‘by wholesale,” so that the exemption clause would read, if properly printed, that ‘‘the sale of any article by wholesale, as aforesaid, by any person or persons, agent or agents of any foreign firm or business house”’ need not take out a license. With theee words inserted there is somewhat of a better show for making canvassers pay their license, and the officers seem bound to_enforce the ordinance stristly, and all found now soliciting orders are liable to be re- quested to show their papers. e ——e—— To the Temperance Workers of Potta« wattamie County. Every township in the county that has not already done so is requested to hold a meeting at the earliest pos- sible aay and appoint a township pro- hibitory amendment committee of three, the names of which should be way, Council B uffs, Jowa: is n weli-known W.W.SHERMAN ~—MANUFACTURER OF— Road, Track, Coach & Livery HARNESS! FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. E. H. SHERMAY, Business Manager. WM, CURISTOPHER, Mechanica] Maiager. _124 8. Main 8t, Council Blufls, Ia._| GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! Bright and yellow and hxrd and enld, Mnfun. graven, hammered and roll'd, Heavy to get and Jight to hold; Broadway, Cor. Fourth St { ‘ Council Bluffs, Iowa. { mar; J. MUELLER'S whickering, Weber, Linaeman, J. Mueller| and otber Pianos, $200 and upward. Burcett, Western Cottage,” Tabor and Paloubet Organe, 350 andupward. Musi- cal Merchancise of every diseription. Itahan Strings a speciaity; imported direct. Music Books, Shoet-Music, 1'oys, e Games, Fancy Goods, Wholesale and Re- U tail, Pianos ana Organs eold for Cash end on Time, £tock is large, full and com-| nlete. Nusical Journal iree nn applicea. tion. Correspondence Solicited, Address: J. MUELLER, 103 South 5th Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SEITIRTS || 1 There 18 more probability that theso Bl & Nixon's hall uext Mond: ke e 0 L "T'his use of powder house doors reported to L. W. Tulleys, secretary [ Hoarded, bartered, bought and sold, | exhibition at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'sis| DOthing, as it is more proba-|some toan event at Oskaloosa last B‘;‘}?- ey L ke e Al R B]u_fl‘ and Wflmw St t [} 3 Bl | to be awarded tho May Queen, blo that $500 will bo thoj winter, when two boys indulged in| The friends of temperance are re-|m, e very vergs of the churchyard ) T66LS, LOUNC S amount over which there | this practice with & new gun which |quested to act promptly and send in| " mould; ) —A speclal train loaded with Mormons | Ji% tp 0 "6k There are some | was a Christmas present from their | those names at once. Price of many a ¢:ime untold. T e —— X Northwestern railway, en route for Utah. | g 400 }icénse who might sign one in | and much damage was done to proper- == = = GOLD! GOLD! IVEA IVEIVIO I EX r Tho train cousisted of threo freisht cars | fuvor of 8500 licouse; 8o the potition | £y, bosidon several lives being lost. Tn COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL for household goods, & caboose and six | on the high amount will not enter|view of such recollections it is mnot If you want to have gold you must Fl lRNITl |RE Hol ' SE conches f.r passengers, and all filled. very largely into the contest. very soothing to the nerves to think spend your money to the very bestadvant- 0 1 in doubtful whether 4 il | that three powder housea in this cit : o Do business with csh d | i P —Ni . 18 u u 0 13 8 Cl age, o usiness wil casl men, ans 1 i 2 2 cm.::al;:n,,‘::.y; :;::,:I,:.:‘,I: g,::.":;‘::;:n will bn‘:!e up :..f',u;h' .J“.:f.’:'if.l. are thus beir;ng used as targets. 2 NOTICK.—Spocial advertisements, 11 where onl; one price will be ngked or Mlflomylgupli%figgl;{ " f PPQ&EU ] -Ltzc d V%OOd }}Y ‘g :El@etl«'lulc Coffins. yesterday's BEE, has not been heard from | licenso even to §600. If Omaha can| The reporter discovered more of the | Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, | taken. —_ s BV o0r SIVARY B b Lounel P OTS OWA. stand $1,000 lic this city should | ruins 8o graphically described by an- | Wants, Bourding, otc., will be inserted in thie T s mirin ot ek (E ot s $500,. Bt a sisorg: Bron: | GHHAr Daperos the Fasult ot oo ¢ tho | clutms .t low rbe of TR, URNTS FB REMEMBER UNION BAKERY, ¢ anxiotis suspense nlnn; ast Monday, is sure will be brought here even against | powder houses baing struck by light- | LINE for the first insortion and FIVE CENT: “A tree is known by its frult—" ’ nearly crazed over his disappearance, that figure. Oue thing is certain, |ning. If no more ruin was caused | PER LINE for each subsequent insertion A store by its prices, 5'1 SUUTH MAIN STHEET ‘k i —About thirty men were discharged at [ The present way of running the busi- | even than was described in the canard | Leave adv ertisements at our office, No. 7 g ’ » y L3 b i 1THE BE the freight transfer Thursday. Several | hess is nonsensical. A 'transient can | there would be littlo danger from the | 'ear! Street, ncar Broadway. -_|ONE THING CERTAIN Yoved Ll R an DAL DB EIOTTS SN anolbut;fret classBakers { gangs of men were discharged pravious to [come here, get a few, jugs, run |houses, or else the powder was unu- = ! Al el Bread, Cuke, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the mity. Our this, which has greatly reduced the force, [ whisky shop for a whilo with- |sually poor. No damage has yet re- wante, Our prices are right. Our business is _a | Wagons run all day. o 4 { The cause is said to be the faliing off in |out & license, and when poked up |slted—poseibly none will result, but W ANTED—8ix _co pers at once. Joseph | Suiranteo that fair dealing is our watth- P. AYRES, Proprietor., i freight traffic, which is lighter shan hua |©8n et a fow dollars togetherand tuke (88 long as there is a possibility, and How, brewdway, Counct Blufls. a266t_| word, XLCRisour motto. Our busi- = = ——— N ( been known for several ybars. out a license for three months, run a | that possibility causes residents in the WANTED—Eurdunhydnyorwrmk‘ Fur- | nees is in a most healthy condition. Every E T C A L F B R O S_ \ ; disorderly house, and if followed up | vicinity to worry and faet, and causes plehed rooms, 208 dth strect, . | department is dofng good work. Canned i 4 g 2 \ e D‘\;mfl-fl[hvufln he erection 400 closely can quit without loss. It property to bo deprecinted in value, it e s Nare by Mns Walfvarvich i Taag S B DEALENSIIN \ of a two-story on to her boarding | the licenses were higher and they | would be well to treat all alike, and ANTED—Ev in Council Bluffs 1 0 house o the Rook slund deput, but the | wero compolled. to pay for a yoar, the | ause the houses to ba moved outeido | VY.t ke s Buy 30 cea et viskes | S Cloen® cholce amertmont, Fune Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, and Buck Gloves, o Milwaukee road claims about six feet of |irresponsible fellows would bo woeded | the limits, and stationed so far as pos. | Hrersd, by carriers. Ofice, No 7 Poar Btiect | yoq s, we will do you pood. CHIOAGO PRICES DUPLIOATED, et o the ground on which the addition stands |out and more care would be shown in [ sible from auy residences, COUNOIL BLUFES, = TOWW .A. i and served notice on her to vacste the | running the places, so as to avoid It is understood that the mayor has VVANTED—’N buy 100 tons broom corn. F. J. OSBORNE & [m'l 5 same, Mrs, Durgan awalts tho advico of | complaint or oauno revocation of li- | the l:‘;l‘;:fd'“:eh‘l‘e’a:‘:d::‘;f.‘s:;fil“l‘;:}, Broom Facthry, Gounel Blue owe. o661 | 162 Broadway, Opposite Ogden | E. CO O XK, conse and loss of money. 4 4 h"_fl.‘;‘;m:l’:nm at the jail have estabe |, At the meeting n..-nyMunduy night | with the facts, and if he does not feel W’A’flfsn 5 by 2,000 1ive pigeons Ap- House. i lbludl:mn alals o‘": with “Cranky it ia expected that the council will fix hk‘L ll““?“'e"mgrlo those living in PR Eselomcy Gl ’ , ? an amount, insert it in the ordinance | such localities safety of person and ” Z § Bill” as judge and Jo Botts, the colored | iy, pre}nredt P".u it toa luw‘m‘i property, he should t{kc atl::pu to cause For Sale and Rent cuu“cIL BLUFFS Has For Sale, Town L"“[ Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands, h man, as-sheril, Every visitor who fails | rading, and then let it lay over until | the removal of all cause of alarm and S e q 7 and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. by twenty-five cents with which to purchase | giving thirty days for a free - by s EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. , e VERY LATEST BTYLES OF e i f tobacco for the boys, is at once arrested | discussion. It is understood that there BIG SUILS. R T T e MANUFACTURERS OF \ gall Paper and Window Shades i amount, (ip;n]y in favor of having the license | Thirty Thousand Dollars Claimed for hona; hewtilomtionin e dliy. Biavlingiin- E“GI“ES, Bn'LEns’ MINING |~ Aud the Largest Assortment to Select #'rom. T, t from $400 to $600, that hi X — ) ik - q 0 —Tho Bostan Tea company, rolled out a 3 from 8400 ;"mpmu S ipaedliine| ol cemataFoo: Damagos Are)s sty in PETER BECHTFLL. AND Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating new delivery wagon yesterday which is a thing of beauty as well as conveniesce, de- manded by the rapid increase of business, The wagon shows fine workmanship, and is very uttractively painted and orna- mentegd. 1t is the work of Mr. Hatte:- hauer, the well known carriage manufac- turer, ~~While some of the fire lads were try- ing the steamer the other day, an old and well-inown citi#en, Samuel Payne, was passing along the street, and was success. fully wet lown by the pipemen. It was fun for them but not so much for Mr, Payne, his dousing resulting in a severe cold and illness. He proposes to turn the tables now, and have the jokers arrestad and prosecuted, —A colored man driving along Pe:rl ottreet Thuraday night, seated on « high spring seat, did not look where he was driving, and the wheel striking atelegraph pole, pitched him headlong to the ground, A number who saw him threwn rushed to the spot, expecting to pick up a corpse, It was pretty live one, though, and be- fore they could reach hinthe was on Lis foet, ‘brushing off the dirt and saying, “‘Golly, I ges' I mus’ have turn too short.” He wasn't even scratched, —The prohibitionists held a lively moet- ing at Neola Thursday night in the Pres. byterian church, It was largely attend: by both ladies and gentlemen, A large number offtempefance traots were distrib- uted, and addresses were given by Rev, J, G, Lemen and L, W. Tulley, Esq. A townsbip committce was sppointed, con- s sting of R, T, Lowell, James Buchanan, snd C, B, Btone, and arrangements were made for another meeting at the ssme vlace Tuesday evening, May 9th, Ar. ragoments have al.o been made for hold- ing & meeting at Avooa soon, the two others are for still lower license or free whisky. With such a showing it looks doubt- ful whether a very high license will be fixed upon, but within thirty days there may be a pressure brought to bear upon some urthenldermen which may cause them to stiffen up their spinal columns a little. e e Ll Iv Heads the List Of all other preparations or medicines, In cases of nauses, headache, d zziness or irregularities of the system, Bukpock Broon Birrers have no equal. The never fail in effording immediate velief, Price §1.00. 28-dlw —— TALKING TO A TRAMP, Anr Afternoon Lecture Delivered to One of the Great Famlly, — Yeaterday afternoon a fellow giving his name os John Smith and refusing to tell where he came from or whither he wanted to go, was brought before Justice Abbott, A number of thrifty heusewives from South Main street appeared as willing witnesses Lo the tollow's deeds of deviltry, From their statements it appeared that Smith had visited their houses, and wherever re- fused admission had kicked in the doors and threatened to knook down defenceless women and choke inoffensive children unless furnished food or money. The justice natarally felt his bloed boil when he found out the extent of the outrageous conduot of this member of the Smith family, and he proceeded to give the fellow » locture, which was full of righteous wrath, He told him it was high time Claimed for the Widow of Mr. Phillips, John Watson, who about ten days ago lost a foot while unloading freight from a car, has commenced suit against the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific rail- way, placing the damages at $30,000, besides $600 for physicians, bills, ete. Mr. Morton was not an employe of the road, and was unloading some lumber from a car standing upon a sidotrack, when some switching was done by which another car was run up aguinat it, and he had just time to es- cape with his life, but lost one foot. He js an old resident, and his suit will be watched with in.erest, ANOTHER BUIT, Mzs, Phillips, the widow of J, W, Phillips, who was killed by being caught while coupling in the Rock Is- land yard, between somo Pennsylva- nia bumpers, better known as man- killers, has sued the company for 815, 000 damages, the papers being served yesterday afternoon. The same road has also been sued by several parties who were hurt dur- ing the dynamite explosion, and also for property injured and destroyed. PEDDLING PERMITS. Those Who Sell from House to House are Now Being Called Upon o Take Out Licenses. There has been for a long time an ordinance upon the books requiring peddlers to take out a license, but it has been rather a dead letter until of late. It has now been revived and several canvassers of late have been called upon to comply. The ordinance JOR SALE—Weiberfrund, or Woman's " ¥riend, the great (erman discovery, Positive cure for female weakness in all ite various formsand stage. At apri8 Im DEHAVEN’S Drug Store, OR RENT—Furnihed rooms, 8. w. cor, bth Ave, and 11th street. aprig-2w* FOH RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms to singlegentlemen, in \}:vaduslmhla looation, epll-tt SQUIRE & (O, OR RENT.—Two $20 house ard one tore, 820 Broadway. Apply april-lm* A M, WILSON. IOR SALE—Old rs 260 bundred, at The Bee office, g:s:wll Blu;:.r 8027 41 OR RENT—Large house, centrally Incated, pico grounds, etc., $26 per month, Enquire t Brx offico apll-tt Miscellaneous, OST—Wednesdar, April 10, & sa'in dol- man ot weet walling room drpor us Trans- ivr, Finder wi'l be liberally rewarded by leavi g at this off ap28-9t ALL AND SFE A SPLENDID CRAYON porirait o' a prominent citizen, done by a first-class Boston artist, at the Excelsior ¢allery, Main streetf, apristf R, W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Gan cure any case of sore eyes, 1t is only a watter of time, and can cure generally in from threo to five weeks - it makes no differ- ence how long diseased. Will strujghten cross cyes, operate and remwove Plyreginms, etc., an 16sert artificial eyes apb-tt NYONE WANTING somefine quality brgom vorn seed can get_it by writing to 3 tf P, T. MAYNE, Council Blufts. b ! the best second-class Hotels 'n the e ‘West is the BROADWAY HOTEL. A. E BROWN, Proprictor, Nos. 534 and 536 Broadway, Council Blufts, lowa. ‘Tabl lied with the best the market af- forda " G BB Yoouus and Brst-class beds. - Terms very reasonable. GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENEBAL MILL MACHINERY, ' HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will roceive prompt attention. A general se: sortment of Brass CGoods. Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal CHAS, HENDRIE, President. 2. oscar wie 2. GAS FIXTURES. Bixby & Wood, THE PLUMBERS. d|On Banoroft or (Fourth Streets.) J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, _COUNCIL BLUFTS, 10WA. _ Drs. Woodbury & Son, SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL. N, Anderson, - - Propristor, 782 Lower Broadway, Cor, Pearl & 1st Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MAURER & ORAIG, Doue iv the Latest Style of Modern Art. Geo. R. Beard, 11 Pearl 8t. Council Bluffs. C. A. BERBE, W. RUNYAN, W. BEEBE C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and R.tai! Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY, Nos, 207 & 7209 Broa,dvafy. ((Elfi:il__Blufl's Mrs, J. B Metealfe and Miss Belle Lewis Are now dealing in all kinds of fancy goods, ench as Laces, Embroideries, Ladics' Underwea of all descriptions, ~Also bandierchic 8, both in sik and Jinen, hose of all kinds, thread, pins, neadlos, utc. We hope the Iaaies will cil and see our glock of goods at 630 Broadway b foro go- ing elsowhere. E. J. DAVIS, 13 PEARL STREET, ZEPHYRS, CERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS of All Kinds. A Full Line of Cauvas, Felts, Embroidery, Knittiug Silks and Stamped Goods: Nice Assortnent of Appligue Plotures BOOTS, SEHOES, £ N I SLIPPERS. —Yeaterday morning the Bluff City fire team were hitched to & wagon, and were driven down Bancroft street by Myron ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, that a check was put to this sort of |was framed st a time when the city business, and recommended 8o the lis- [ was overrun with book agonts and [ .10 wuppiied with the best the market af- tening housewives as & sure remed, thers, than license, Torms #3.60 and $4.00 per wook. Transient Brown They wire gging at a lively gait | for T o af oockroastee @ who, rather than take 8 S S e A M N Bilver Ware &c., when the tongue fell down, and striking [suts and ! sought other fields of work, Since 2 . 840 BROADWAY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. the ground, snapped o8, aud Brown tum. bliag off his fest in & hurry, the teani bad it all their own way, They made a wild run and a great tumble, by which oue of the horses, “‘Old Tiger,” was w0 badly iv. jured that he will probably die, “Old Tiger” has been In the service of the de. partment since 1668, and is highly prized, be being a reliable veteran, It will make the Eoye fol sad, indeed, to lose him trom a iiberal tion of soalding hot wates, or o e of Ho regretted that udicial power, but he would go his full length, Id fine Bwith $100 and ea'.'o:,d Which means ys in jail on one com t, and that on his re- :::" the others would follow one by then there has been a laxity in enforc- ing its provisions until since the new ’l."flh“r‘tl'l‘::fiu, liks others o @ man, :son the books, is very blindly word , It provides that “‘it be un- - | lawtul for any person or persens, by 3 themselves, agents er employes, to en- gage in doing business of any kind whereln any goods, wares, merchan- dise, books, maps, plats or anything UNOH, RVENVE OTEL Mrs. 0. Geu%achor & Son, FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT REA- SONABLE PRICES, TRANSIENTS ACCOMMODATED, Horew ror Rent. Do RN “WINE OF CARDUI"” makes rey ks and clear complexions. Goop Reasoxs MRS, B, J, HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Broadwav, Council Bluffs. W, 8, AMENT, JACOB BIMS AMENT & SIMS, Attorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1OWA, Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 413 BROADWAY, CIHUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W), Aud WESYSIDE SQUARE, CLARINDA IOWA,