Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1882, Page 7

. 'FHE D. \lLY BEE =S \'I‘URDAY ()("I‘UBER 2[ cO N CXX. BLUFFS H. E. SHE.AMAIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S COODS, COUNCIL BLUFF3 IOWA. TITLE ABSTRAGT _OFFIGE Lands and Lots Bou%ht oa.gd Solda. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS COUNCIL BLUFES - - - - - - 10WA, HENRY BEECROFT, MAIN STREET LIVERY STABLE, OFFOSITH "T"HE POSTOEEILCE. BEN ROULRS' OLD STAND, B wilcontinue running his city line o ll parts of ¢ LOW CHARG 8 GUARANTEED New stock co s a D. M. CONNELL. Funeral Director and Undertaker. No. 17, North Main Street, - . . . . Calts promptly answorod atal houes, night o dy. from the fac’ Ky Ar £10 1t 00 nection therewith W AT B ER WVA VIS That novor requice crimping, at Mea, J. J G Vatere touchod by other hair dealer. Al a full line of 150 gold, aliver and colored nots. - Waves mado trom Iadies’ ows half. D nob il t0 oA ore purchasing elsowhoro. Al koo warranted a8 ropresonted. MRS, J.J GOOD, 20 Main streer, Conneil Bluffa, Towa UNION BAKERY, 517 SOUT MAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IN I'HRE OI'Y. None but first-claes Baker: employed. Bread, Guke, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city, Ou Wagons ran all day, P. AYRES NEW MEAT MARKET. No. 536, BROADWAY, (Palmer’s Block, Between 6th and 7th streets. E, TIGKNOR, PROPRIETOR. Our Motto:—Strict cleanliness, the best quality of m\-m and lowest possiblo pricos. Meats de- tverud to any part of the Come ard seo our new sho MRS, B J. HARDING, M. D., ptly attend d Council Bluffs New hearse and London carringes diroct , Proprietor, Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! Medical At Bryant's 8pring, Qor. Broadway and Union Sts. Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. | COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plain, Medicatod, Vopor, Electrlc, Douch, Shower, Mot and 'Cold Baths. C potent’ wale and femule uurees and attendante Sl Bt ™ e et o wiven 1o | 0ffice Our, Broadway & Glenn Ave, batuing children, Inyest:gation aud patronage wolicited DR. A. H StupLey & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. Dr. Studley: Treatment 'of chronlc dlsssses mads a specialty. Graduste of Electropathic Institutlon, Phila- ' dolphia, Pennn COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The treatment of all discases and poinful dit- REMOVED without the D G AN U EB]S g o bll':w dor st fcultios peculinr to femwales specialty. nife, Cures lung Bull!, = J. G TIPTON, v Fits, Scrotula, Liver AND OTHER CONSULTATION FREE. Towa. Extracting and filling & specialty. work gusranteod. DR. A. P. H.ANCHEA‘T PHYSIGIAN ARD SURGEON. Office, No, 14 Pearl Stroet, Touas, 0 s, m, to 2,0ud2 p,m., to b6 p, m. Kosdencs, 120 Bancroft street, Telephonic connection with Dashegliofios; L mitin A e J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN taint, Dropsy, Rheuma. TUMO RS fm tove i ity o et AStorney & Counsell Baeum, seud o, Ouft ke et | A G0TTICY 06 LOTLSGLLOT, male Discaso of all kinds, Also Kidney and Venerial disuascs. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured Office over First Natlonal Bank, Council Bluffs ‘mouey refunded. Towa. Will practice in the state and foderal Al diseases !rum':wn th.;pnuum:ll ‘;;'f:, courts wso of tmorc sanor o it - JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Klectro V:pol 0: -dicated Baths, turnisbed 4 who dosire them. ey ey o e | JUSE108 0f the Peace, wuperior in the world, 814 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs, - - GALL ON OR ADDE W. B. MAYES, b, Bios and 7. 0. wior,| L0a0S and Real Estate. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ta. | countir Ofice commer ‘ol Broadway and Man SIS ~— | streot mh Bluffs Tows. SINI'ON & WEST. = JOHN STEINEB M. I)., DENTISTS. (Deutscher Aret.) 5 - Cor. WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St. 14 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. |~ A S Council Bluffs, _wAsonsen of women and children a_spocialty. P, J, MONTGOMERY M. D.. FRrER DISPENSARY EVERY SATURDAY, Offico In Everott's block, Pearl troct. Resi) dence 648 Fourth street. Office hours from 9 to 28.m,2tod4and o08p.m. Councll tlufls REAL ESTATE F. G. GLARK, AND LOAN AGENT, PRACT(CAL DENTIST. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IGW | ., oD STILLMAN, [t soninm w sy ot ey enwsios | HUGHES & TOWSLEE, hysicianand Surgeon. DEALEES 1N Ofhca and resideace 015 Willow aveuti, Coun-| (o fectionery, Fruits,Nuts F. T. SEYBERT, ™. D. Cizars and Tobacco, Fresh o ! 9 Cysters and Ice Cream in PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Heason, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA, 12 MAIN BT Otiico No. , Bverett Block, Broud Jonneil Blutfa way, over A, Louie's Restaurs STEAM LAUNDRY. E. MAX fl?l | 723 W. Broadway. & mom xew =m0 = LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors, This laundry ha opposite the postoffice. One of uarante Office over savings hank ')l NOIL BLUFFS, - fust heen oponed for husl noss, o ropared to 18 1nd; \.n‘v.uq ds and guirautee satisfaction. A uade of fing work, such ae collars, }m;AL S"i [\T s DEE K e N W. O. James, In counection with his lsw snd LARSON & ANDERSON THOH, OFFICHK W. . M, vURRY | eolioction busivess buys aud sells real estate Persons wishing to buy or sell city property call [‘FFI[}ER & PU&EY o4 bis oifice, over Bushnell's book stors, Pearl reoh — BANIKERS, EDWIN J. ABSOTT. | (il Blufs, Ta. Justice of the Peace and Established, - - 1866 Notary Public. 418Broadway, Council Bluffs | Johm, i fiifae #n¢ Pomestic Bxchange COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CIICABO, ROCK 1SLAND AND PACTHIC I‘-l-'\rt Arrive. Atlantic Ext..8:20 pm | Pacific Ext....9:18am 2 Mai* 0 Ex and Mai * 685 p m nes wet. 715 Des Moinesac*.4:40 p m ' CHICABO, RURLINGTON AND QUINCY Depart Arrive Atlantic Ext.. 530 pm | Pacific Ex} ...0:00a m Mai and Ex*..0:20 4 m | Mailand Ex' 700 pm N. Y. Ex 100 p m | Neb & Kas Ex. 820 8 m CHICAGO AND NORTHW RSTRRS Depart. Arrive. Atlantic Exy...5:15 p m | Pacif Mai and Ex*. 020 m | Mai anc Acoom, (Sat.)..5:50 p o | Acco KANSAR CTTY, 6T, JOK AND €01 Mail and Ex... 065 a m | Express. .....6:50 pm Express. 910 pm | Mad and K695 pm UNION FACITIC Depart Arrive Overland Ex.11530 &, m. | Overiand Fixy. 400 p. m. Lincoln Ex. 11330 a. m. | Denser Ex.. 801w m, Denver Ex pp. m. | Loc 1 EX.....6:30 &, m Local Ex am | ' Ex V05 A Emigrant. | 520 p. m. | Ex ....000 8. m. WABASH, KF, LOUIS AND PACIFIC D part Arrive Mail and Ex.. 9:46a m | Mail and Ex.. 430 pm Cannon Bal .. 4:50 pm | Cannon Ba ' 11:05 & m WIOUA €Y AND PACTHIC Depart Arrive For 8lous Uity. 7:66 a m | Frm Sious Uy 6:5 e t Niobrara, Iun\x hra am| N o 6:50 p m For 8t. Paul,..1:30 p m | From St. Paul. 500 & m CIICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND 8T, PAUT Depart Arrive Mail and Ex.,*0:20 & m | Mail and Ex... 6:65 pm Council Bufta & Omaha Street . R. Leavo Council I3 uffs, Leave Omaha, Bam 9am 10am[&ama Mam, lm2pmdp|iiam ipn A p'm, 6'p m, 6w |, 4 p ', 5 Street cars run half hour y to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at K n.m., and eun rega ar v during the day i 6 0'c ock, and run to city time, Except Sundays, {Except Saturdays. {Except Monday =, e v MR CHILDS ON JOURNALISTS, How the Editor of the Philadeiphin Ledger Encouragess the Men Who Work for Him. New dork Mail and Exprese Mr. Goorge W. Childs, editorof the Philadeiphia Ldger, could not be in- duced to speak about polities by a Mail and Express reporter who visited him at the Kifth avenue hotel this morning, In the course of a conver- sation, however, ho said much in his calm, unassuming manner that was in- teresting. At first the reporter did most of the talking, for Mr. Childs was very desirous to learn this and that coucerning New York journalism. Bat soon the veteran editor threw himselt back in his chair and ex- claimed; ““‘Yoang man, I like to see a journalist eeitle down to a steady mode of hfe. The soouer ho begins the batter. Now, my plan has always been to make wy men live in their own houses. 1t ruises their ambition, increases their desire t0 do good work, and mukes hem more saviog with their mouey. When T took anew man, tested his \uslities and fonnd thet there was vaited until he W g w!lmod orn improvements. LE wy suggestion was acceptabie, L lent the mau 20 that he courd pay §1,000 iu advauce aud the remainder by instalments, It he worked faithfully and well it never took him long the settle the balanca. For a reliable and faithful employo I wonld do anything. I have had men with me fifteen and twenty years and over, when they retired, not only re. ceiviug a full salary as bt fore, but had & good sum of money to fall back on. My old city editor retired with betwe:n $100,000 and §200,000, which he had been able to save while with me, and several other Ledger men have retired with scarcely lese. I always liked tc see a man who put by money for a rainy day, and I think journalists should do so more, if anything, than other people. Of course, if my men are well paid, it is becauso they desorve it. They have plenty of hard work to do. Wb have always tried to avoid the error into which many papers fall of taking things for granted, relying on the evening papers for informution, and so forth. Notan item onters The Ledger which is not worked up, and another thing we are very particular about is that names aro correctly speiled, It annoys people greatly to seo their names misspeilel 1o print, fu the last place, to speak of the quality of our news, I have only to nay that it is presented, not in a sen- satioual garb, but as simply and sob- erly us possible, Such is my idea of journalism,” The above statements were made in a chatty, easy manner, with no iden, probably, that they would appear in print, Mr. Childs’ visit in this city will be very short, Yonrs of Sufforing. Mrs_Barnhart, corner 'ratt and Broud- way, Buffulo, was for twelve years a vuff'rer from ' rheumatisw, and after try- without avail, was ' LhoTiic OiL, entirely cured by T} Swinding an Undertaker. A man about fifty-four yoars of age called last evening upon John H. Farrell, an undertaker at No, 272 Jay street, Brooklyn, and engaved him to attend to & burlal at No. 210 Navy streot, The man said the per- son to be buricd was his brother, and he gave the undertaker a check for $40, purporting to be drawn by a Mr, Hart, of Fulton and Hicks strects, to pay tho expenses of the funeral, Mr, Farrell gave the man €b in change, and went with his wagon, containing a coffin, ice, cte, to No, 210 Navy street, The inmates of the housc sl there was no person dead g tha place, Farrell next went to Mr, Hart check was bogus, A deseription of t indler has beou furaished to the police, Never 100 Late 1o Meud J. Arden, William straet, Hast a1 “*Your SPRING BLossoM u me splendid, | I ¢ 3 used to sleep badly and get uiin the worning unrefreshed; my breath v very off - ive au ufered from | headache on | vani An Absent -Minded Young Man Augusta (Me.) Journal A popular young printer in Augusta, who, until recently, has re sided beneath his father's roof-tree, married & tew weeks since and leased apartments in another part of the city. The other evening, after com pleting his day's work, he left the oftice, went up street nnd purchased his Boston paper, and then climbad the hill to his father's house. K iter. ing its familiar precinots he marched to the wash.room, made his toilet, and then presented himself at the table. The family, who had been watching his operation, eyed him with amazement, and Iast his mother eoftly inquired, “\Iy son, have you pro cured a divorce thus esrly in your wedded carcer?” A pale erimson flash suffused the young man’s face, which rapidly deeponed into cardinal. Then he gasped: “I forgot all akout being married.” Loaving the tablo amid a roar of langhter the young man hur ried out and walked hastily home where his young wife was impatiently awaiting his coming. —e Physicians say it combines all the dosidorata of every ferruginous tonio prescribed by every school of medi- oo, Brown's Iron Bittera, IOWA ITEM On the 14th the artesian well at Siou City was tested and was found to yidd 210 gallons per minute, The Monroe county hank at Aibia has failed, Linbilities, 8111,000; assets, the rame, nk's attorney thinks the de- poritors will lose nothing. Willisam A, Gillespie, & typo on the 3ur ington Hawake, got drunk on the 15th, ana whoile asleep fell off of some toar 1nid over an area at the side of a tnilding, and when fourd was very dead. Ile had fallen head ficat and bis skull was frac tured. George Horne, a Q" hrakeman, met his death near Kent on the 16 h, The next the tark wa loaded wi b long bers, In some way he got between and by tue moving of the engine or they came together, the timbers str ing hishead and mashing it between the tiue ber and the tank, At Glenwood, in sentencing Jesse Dufoe to the pemtentiary, Judge Reed refused 1o have him rent to the house of refuge on the ground that min_liog with their owy kind only hardened youthful offenders, and they came out of the institution con’ tirmed crimmals, “If this theory is cor- rect,” rays the Journ:, *‘the house of refuge in & nuisance, as well a8 n needloss expense ana ought t1be ab.lished,” How’s the Baby? ““How's the baby * His croup is bet. ter this morning, thank you ‘\ o gave him some of Tromas' ELkctiic O1n ws yo1 advised, doctor, and shul give him some mora in an hour or s0.” Next day the doctor pronounced the youngster cured. r The Dressed Beef Problem. Kansas City Jouraal. The wholeeale butchers of Washing- ton market. New York City, are very much exercised over the arrival and rapid ealo of Chicago drossod beef, Tho refrigerator was filled last Satur day with 600 quartors, and by 2 o'clock in the afternoon over 400 of them were sold at from 1wl }o cheaper than the price a:ked by the wholeeale butchers, The meat was pronounced equal if not suporior to the meat siauwhtered here, The rapid sale which this beef is meeting with in torn city, whero it has been pon the market shows con- lusivoly thst this industry is destined to grow to very large proportions. Dressod boef can be placed 1in the woastern cittés at pricss which there can noi possibly compete. This demounstraius that the market nearest the groat grazing grounds of this country, where goud eastern rates can be obtaned, is the plsce where this industry can be carried on with the preatest prcfit, for the success of the scheme lies in the simple fact that itis cheaper to transport dressed beef than the live animal. If Chicago on account of her position is thus able to undersell the eastern butchers, how much more able is Kansas City to un- dersell them both? Her position as the second live stock market of this couniry is beyond question, and as a cattle market sho will in & few years lead Chicago. Her ruiiroad facilitios for traneportation to eastern markets are the equal of Chicago or St Louis, Hence here we have right on the border of the great grazing districts of the southwest, every ad- vantage necessary to successfully carry on tho business of shipping dressed beef to the eastern markets at prices that would absolutely defy competion. Theeo advantages are so apparent that they can hardly fail to attract capital here for the purpese of engaging in this business, snd wo certainly expect to see in the near future this 1 dastry added to those that aro rapidly mak- ing our city the great metropolis of the weat, — A good Baptist clorgyman of Ber- gen, N, Y., & strong temperance man, euffored with the kidney trouble, neu- ralgia, and dizz ness almost to blird- ness, over two years afcer he was told that Hop Bitters would eare him, be- cause he was afraid of and prejudiced againgt *“Bitters.” Since his cure he snysnone nood foar but trust in Hop Bitters, RN Don't Biwe That Way. Detrot Free Lres As the o'd man came crutching terduy morning he washail: ot 1y 1p n front of & Woodward AV, cors, nud when he halted one ut waem erid “Uncle Billy they say you were one of the pioneers of Michigan,” “*Yes, gir, I came to this state over sixty years ago." "\nd you must have scen wild times ' “Wild enough, T tell you, ing but wilderness here then,” “It is said that you killed thirteen Iudians during your firat five years in the territory.” A WAIl it was about that number, Noth- but T don't eare to brag over the fact Migit bave been a dozen move or & ow loss, but T ¢ thirteen is a good enough numbi “And you nee chased by wolves,” “Twas, A f thirly or forty of me over & mile ¢ meat for thom i the varcints ¢ and I came ne “Wera yon *Bless you [ was bitten soven times on the r log and five times m the 1 fu.” ““That’s wha been told, and I've been wan #ee you fora nt Lo see how the week or two, 1 | car of u wolf’s b 1 looks, and if you will show me « f the bites on cither of your 1o 1 will buy youa six dotlar plug | The old man t¢ ced red in the face and swallowed « | mp of something, and rateing his or hon hrgh he way- ed round and sho ed cat.” “Goon with y y0 1 gang of noo- dle heads! Do y v #®ippose that 1 stopped and sat ¢ 4B & log and gove them wolves + ob noe 1o make -3 ncars which would hang on for fifty- five yoars! Take your plug hats to Halifax, and don't you dars to stop me on the street again!" More universally recommended than any proprietary medicine made A sure and reliablo tonle, Brown's Iron Bitters AN ARIZONA UAVE. Vast Depths as Yet Unexplored Promise of Minoral Weaith, Tombstone Epitaph. Col. Gordon, an old time prospec tor and n vory intelligent man, arived in town a few days ago from the Mule mountains, where he had boen proa- pecting for sevoral months past. The colonel is & keen observer, and can de- termine the nature of a natural curios- ity or a ledge of mineral with «qual factlity. Yestorday he gavo an Kpi \aph represontative particulars of the discovery of an extensive cavern near the foot hills of the Mule mountains, about a milo and a half from Shel- don's ranch. It is about aix hundred yards southwest of the main trail be- tween here and Bisboo, and not more than twelve miles from the latter place and sixteen from here. The cavo was accidentally disocverod by two youny men named John Hilton and Bob Nelaon, who wera prospect- ing. The wouth of the cavern is | ebout threo foot and a half wide by a foot and & half lo and continuos down fitteen foet feet about that size, Itis not the handiwork of man, as there is not«the slightest indication that a pick, bar, or drill was over used in opening it, It has every in- dication of being a wate: formation, and is uuquestionably a work of na- ture. Ou one side of the aperture a vein of highly minerahized rock several inches wide 18 plainly visible. The voin in cryatalizod and copper stained, and gives indications of amounting to something handsome as it goes down, The cavern was diszoverod last Satur- day, and the ledge immediately located. The men secured the picket ropes at. tached to their saddles and attempted to explore the cave by descending by means of a rope, but having no csndles it was determined to abandon the idea until the day after. Sunday Messra. Hilton and Nelson, accom- panied by Willinm Banning and Col Gordon, visited the cave, and Hilton was lowered by means of a rope. The cave runs down at an incline of for.y- five degrees and is uniform in size for fifteen feet. It then opens out sev. oral feet and contivues uniform to a depth of twenty-five foet, when it opons iuto an immouso cavern, the dimensions of which aro at presont unknown. The foot wall con- tinues uniform all the way down, apparently, but the opposite side of the cavern could not be ponotrated. A long carijr pole was let down to My, Hilton and he tied a lighted candlo on the other end of it, and by that means tried to gaze:on tho other side, but could not satisfy hia curiosity. There was not a loose rock on the wall, and every thing per- fect. He was lowerod down to a depth of forty feet, and there found another cavern branching off behind the main chamber. Exploring it with his light he found it to consist of a solitary chamber about sixteen feet square, with perpendicalar walls, That being the extent of his rope, he was hauled to the top. He reported seeing frequent signs of mineral, while below, but could not determine the extent. It was decided to lower Mr. Nelson, with his pocket loaded with stones, which he was direc’ed to drop when he reached the end of the rope, and listen, in order to determine the depth of the cavern by the sound. He dropped soveral of the stones suc. censively, and heard them roll downward until he could hear no longer. They cer- tainly had not struck bottom for soventy or eighty feet, or he would have heard them. Hus next tried to fling & stone agamst the opposite wall, and was in a degroe sucoessful, and thinks 8o far as he could regulate the distance by sound, that it was not less than eixty feot away. Col. Gor- don says that a party are preparing to thorouzhly explore the cave on the 16th of this month, The shaft for the first fifteen feet where it is narrow will be opened out 8o 48 to a! mit a bucket,a windlass will be erected, aud & couple of men lowered, Cal- cium lights will also bs sccured in order to throw lurid light on the ex- tensive subterranean chambers, The discovery caused much excitement Bisbee, and it is more than probable that an extensive crowd will be on hand on the 16G°h, **“Middle measures are often but middling measures,”” There are no “middhings” about Kidney-Wort, It is the most thoroughly refined *thwer” of medicine, It knows no half-way measures, but radically up- roote all discases of the kidney, liver and bowels, It overthrows piles, abolishes constipation and treats the system 80 gently and soothingly as to prove its true kindsiip to nature in all its praises. It is prepared in both liquid and dry form Sullivan & Fivzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BflUTS SHUES, ETC gents for the fojjowing lnew of Siw.mnhlp Companies : Auicrican, sod Stad Cunard, Anct fullivan & Fitagerald, AGENTS, 348 Rroadway. Conneil Blu#s | ' " | as, #5c, and Tawss | ,.,-; P .t.-,; L) ME l‘! 41 mem, Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Qorn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Roller ¢ Bulky Hay Hakes, Buckel ilevatl g Windmills, &c Wo are prap-red to do job work and manutac urlug for other ,.mm. Addrose 3l or fer Vs abkA MANUFACTURING 0O Llncoln. Ne * GEORGE F. CRAWFORD W HOLES.A LB BUYER AND SHIPPER OF ECGS. No. 519 South Main Street. COUNCIL BLUEFS, I0WA, I Pay the Highest Markst Price and Deduct No Commission. COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFAGTURING CO. Mouldings, Scroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- ing, Re-Sawing, Planing and Matching, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Etec. Manufacturers and Dealers in Improvod Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J. J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. Machinery will be run exclusively for custom work on Thuralay and Friday of encl h week, Orders u lu ited and satisfaction umrnmm-l (fluccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ZALL IOWA GOALSI ALSO CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl 8treet, Yards Oor. Fighth Street and Hleventh Avenu uncil Bluffa. PETER THALL HERMAN KRACHT. TH /-\LL & KRACHT, CROGCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Cor. Main Street snd 7th Avenue. Fino Groser'es, Teas, Fic., & Specalty, tuilding, new golds, Low prites delivered, P. T. MAYNE, O. E. MAYNE COUNGIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, ‘CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND Highest, prices pald for country produce. Weo will not be undersold, Now store Call aud exanino our stock. Goods GHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms Oonstantly on Hand. The Higheat Market Price Paid for Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley BROOM CORIN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Oorn Will Please Send Sample, MAYINHEH & CO. CONOIL BLUNFES. MRS. D. A, %ENEDI%JT THE LEADING DEALER IN EL AT GOODSS, 837 Brond wav, Council Bluffs, Towa. THEHUNTRESS TRACE BUCKLE 'r).l. huel 107} ag hoen on the markat for three y HE ‘Vfl, KID toprcduce a buckle hat n....-m. Ind—1ta eano 1 pou the trate; - It hansiog with) WU e racs outof the | ook 0R— 1t will i £t b Lo llnnun:lu.(p‘ iis #rd ht with the trace 1 UNIKEFSS TRACE CABRI R, the be-tinthe worll, 1h i W Iy ndjuted, camot g f off itse f, and wili not. catch the rein or tail, | HUNTRES WHIFFLLTRRE AN ANT SToAP HOUK, f.r heavy »ag plowing, dregging, ete. % Will nob unhook iteo f. Manufac ured by el DOUTTON, HUNTRESB & CO., Janesville, Wisconsin, For wale by all Jobibing he WE CHAL- L L3t —ita fine ap Bookunan, Council Blufls; Sharp & Son and I, 8, Colllus & Co., Omshs, and by ST. LOUIS HOUSE. Saloon and Restaurant, ADOLPH DOERFLINGER, Provrietor, Choice Wines and Cigars, (mmn m Every Style, 709 Lowar Rroadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Iown- STARR & BUNCH, MAIN STREET HOUSE, SIGN VAVIZNTAL - PAINTERS PAPER HANGING, LALSOMINING AND GRAINING 2 SPRCOLALYY. shon —~Corner Rroadway and Seoft 8 MaURWR & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Bich Out Glass, Fine Freuch China, Sliver Ware &c. COUNCIL BLUKFS, WA All Shippers and 1r.m ors will iad i reasonabl S0UTH - STREET, OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - Towa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Deeds and wortgages dr | an diod JACUB SlMS, - <if il Proprietors, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, DAVID G. EVANS & ¢o., 604 North Second Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 8%, LOUIS, MO, o VRVESEATENBEN SRS #é-Ask your Grocer for the Cel- 08 adwey, betweo ain & X b i G gy belnotnl Main snd Pea | chrured Star Coffee and Star Baking 0urte Powder, 40 BRoADWAY " LIVERY, FEED —AND-