Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1882, Page 7

<, \.{ i, THE DAILY BEE--TUESDAY OCT /BER 24 —_—— v 7 COUNOIL BLUFES H. BE. SEAMAI, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S COODS, CUOUNCIL BLUFF3, IOWA. TITLE ABSTRAGCT OFFICE. : 0. Wr. CTIR®EB & OO Lands and Lo?s Bought and 8ola. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW_RATES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONV&YANCERS EOUNGII. BLUFFS e« = « =« 10WA. HENRY BEECRU T, M:ZIN STREET LIVERY STABLE, OFFOSITE TELE FPOSTOEELO E. BEN ROGEKS' OLD STAND H® wilocon'inue running his city 11:0 10 li parta of t'o city. All orders promptly attend.d 10W CHARG 8 GUARANTLED New stock co 8 antly recelve |00UNOIL BLUFFS RATLROAD |from it. He recommenda greater TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, Depart Arrive Atiantic 520 p m 158 m Ex and Mai ¥ 0:25 <60 p m D. Moines | Des Moinesac”4:40 p m 4TON AND QUINCY, [ Arrive Atlantic Pacific Ex} ...020am Mal and Ex*. 62 Mail and E: 00 p m NV Ex......400p m | Neb & Kas Ex.8:2084 m CHICAGO AND KORTIIWRSTERN. Accom. (Sat.) KANNAS CTTY, BT, JOR AND COUNCIL RLUFYS, 20 a. m. | De 00 p. m. | Loc 0 a.m, 10 a. m. 05 8. m, D. M. CONNELL. Funeral Director and Undertaker, No. 17, North Main Street. - . - . . Council Bluffs Calls promptly answered at all hours, night or day, New hearse and London carriagos direct from the fac 'ty \Fa £ 10 00 nection therowith w W ATEIR WAVES That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair store. st prices never betere touched by ny other hair doaler. Also a full line of switches, Wt kreatly roduced prices. Also yold, silver and colored nets Wavea made from Indies’ own halr. Do not tall to call before 5urn:hnllnx slsowhero. Al goods warranted as represented. RS. J. J GOOD, n ), 29 Main stroos, Councll Bluffs, lowa. UNION BAKERY, 617 SOUT - MAIN STREET. THH BEST BREAD IN THH OI''Y., None but first-olass Baker: employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city. Om ‘Wagons run all day, P. AYRES, Proprietor, NEW MEAT MARKET. No. 686. BROADWAY, (Palmer’s Block. El [] For 8t. Paul. criieano, Dopart Mail and Ex THOp m MILWAUKER AXD 6T, PAUL, rrive, Al am | Mail and Ex. 6:65 pm Councll B ufts & Omaha Street R. R Leave Council B uffs, Leave Omaha. gam9am 10am|Ram9a Mamim2pmsp(ilam,ip m, 4 p'm,5pm,6pm | m4pm Strect cars run half hour y to th Depot. On Sundag the cars begin th 9 0'clock a. m., and run regu ar v during the atH, 11,2 4, 5 and ¢ o' ock, and run to city xeept Sundays. {Excopt Saturdays, {Except . RuMARK ABLE S8AND DUNE. A Movable Mountain of Pure Sand Formea by Nevada Zsphyrs, Reno Guzstte, In the esstern part of Churchiil county, near Sand Springs station, on the road from Wadsworth to Granta ville, and about sixty five miles from the former place, is a sand dune, which is remarkable alike for its peculiar formation and moving pro- pensities. As far aronnd as the cye can reach is ‘n vast wilderness of greasowood and stunted sagebrusb, with here and there abrupt mountaiu ridges, or a sharp, rocky peak, evi- Between 6th and 7th streets. Our Motto:—8frict cleanliness, tho bost quality of meats, and iowest possible prices. Meate do- TIGKNOR, PROPRIETOR. " Bethesda |mS & & BAING KD, BATHING HOUSE||Medical At Bryant’s Spring, Oor. Broadway and Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plaln, Modicated, Vapor, Flectrlc, Plungo, Douch,’ Shower, Hob and ‘Cold Baths. Com. potent’ ialo and femalo vuries and atiendants always on hand, and the bewt of care and atten- tlon given patrous. Special ath-ntion given to bataing childron. - Inyotigation aud patronage tod DR. A. H SrupLey & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. .| Graduate of Electropathic delphia, Pe tion, Phila- Office Cor, Broadway & Glenn Avg, | COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Dr. Studley: Treatment of chronic disosos mads n spocialty. The treatment of all disoases and psinful dif- REMOVED with th u AN [}ERS W%J o ;1;““" he | fculties pecullar to temales a specialby. nife. Cures lung diseases, Fita, 8¢ 15 Com- AND OTUER, pit et e J. G. TIPTON, TUMO st ever and Mercur- wores, Erys| Bhoum, Seald Houd, Oataret, woukn Indamed and granulated Eyee, ~crofulous Uloors and Fe- male Discaso of all kinds. Also Kidney and Vonorial discases. . Homorrholds or Piles cured | oo over First Natioral Bank, Council Blufts ‘monoy refunded, Town. Will practice in the stato and foderal AL diseases treated upou tho principleot veget- | courta Justice of the Peace, Kloctro Vs who'deel 814 BROADWAY, Connoil Bluffs, - - Towa. W. B. MAYES, Loans and Real Estate. Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamie county. Office corncr of Broadway and Main stroete, Council Bluffa Tows. JOHN STEINER, M. D, (Deutecher Arat.) Cor, WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St. Council Bluffs, wiseasea of women and children &_spocialty. Attorney & Counsellor, > Msdlcated Baths, turnishod om. Hernta or Rupture radically cured by the use the Elastic belt Trusa and Plaster, which has superior In the worla. CONSULTATION FREE. JALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs. B. Rice and F. C, Miller, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. BINTON & W 83T, DENTISTS. 14 Pear] Btreet, Council Bluffs. First-clase Extracting and lling » specialty. ‘work guaranteed, DR. A. P, HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No, 14 Pearl Street. Houaw, 9 a, m, to P, J, MONTGOMERY, M. D.. FreE DISPENSARY EVERY SATURDAY. 2.,80d8 p,m, 0 6 p, w. Residence, 120 Bancroft stroof. Telephonle connoction with Central ofice, i Office tn Everett's block, Poarl troot. Roel] : lonce 68 Fourth strees. Office boura from 9 to J. M PALL\lLRq $a.m,2to4and 08p.m. Councll ‘lulls DEALEK" IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGHNT, COUNGIL BLUFFS, I0W W.D.STILLMAN, Practitioner of Hemeopathy, consulbing "hysicianand Surgeon. Office and residence 615 Willow avenue, Coun~ Blufts, Iows. F. T. SEYBERT, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA. Office No, b, Everett Block, Broad- way, over A, Louic's Restauran S. E. MAXON, SR O ET X W 0O W, F. C. GLARK, PRACT.CAL DENTIST. Poarl oppoeit the postoffice. One of the oldest practitioners 1o Councll Bluffs. Eatls fefaction guaranteed in i HUGHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Conlectionery, Fruits,Nuts Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in Beaason, 12 MAIN 8T, cil Blutia STEAM LAUNDRY, 723 W, Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSOK, Proprietors, This laundry has Just been opened for busi ness, and we are now propared o do 1 andry work of all kinds and guarantee satisfaction A specialty made of fino work, such a8 sollars, fls, fine chirts, ote. We want everybody 6 give us & trial LAR Office over eavings bank OOUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - Iowa REAL ESTATE. W. . James, n connection with his law and & ANDERS( sollection business buye aud sells real estate. | Fiics, OFFICER. TTW. A M. FUBRY Persons wishing to buy or sell city property call \ o4 bis oftice, over Bushnell's book stors, Pear! \ hreod BANKERS, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. dently placed there long before the mythical persons left their mysterious fuetprints in the mud, now hardened for the annoysnce of the state prison inmates, and for no other apparent purpote than to deceive the uuacous- tomed traveler as regards their die- tance from any plice he happens to be losated. The dune, or sand mountain nidge, which is about four miles in length, and covers probably & milo of 1 widsh, wad, perhaps, winds which bloai ogh & natu o of mour eddy formed 1o the whole duue, whick 100 w 400 ice’ i horght, aod mllions of tons of sand, 1t is i wj b'e to find a particle larger than a pin head. It is so fine that if an ordi- nary barley sack be filled aund placad in a moving wagon, the jolting of the yehicle would empty the sack, and yet it has no form of dust in i, and is us clean as any sea beach sand. The mountsin is 80 solid as to give ita musical sound when trod upon, and oftentimes a bird 1 ghting on 1t, or a large 1:zrd ranoing across the buttom, will start alarge quantity of the sand to slidiog, which makes a 110i89 resem- bling the vibration of telegraph wires with a hard wiad blowing, bat 8o much louder that it 18 often heard at a dis- tance of six or seven miles, and it 1s deafening to a pereon standing within a short distance of the sliding sand. A peculiar feature of the duneis that it is not stationary, but rolls slow- ly eastward, the wind gathering it up on the west end aud carrying it along the ridge until it is deposited on the castern end Mr. Mooroe, the well- known surveyor, having heard of the rambling habits of this mammoth sand heap, quite a number of years ago took caretul bearings on it while section®= ing government lands in that vietnity. Saveral years later he visited the place and found that the dune hud moved something over a mile e Physicians ssy it combines all the desiderata of every ferruginous tonic prescribed by every school of medi- cine. Brown's Tron Bitters, INDIAN DEPARTMENT. The Annual Report of Commissioner Price. Commissioner Price of the Indian bureau has tranemitted to the secretary of the interjor his report for tho fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, The com- missioner says: Land has been opened dences built, schools opened and opo- rated, and in many cases and in vari ous ways the cause of civilization gen erally advanced. The difficulty of procuring agen 8 of the right stamp is regarded as one of the most important causes which operate to retard theim- provement of the Ind Co-opera tion of religions socicties is regarded by the commissioner as a very impor. tant auxillisry in the civilization of Tudians, sud he puints to the bendfits derived from the past few years, The present ap small to compuss the ends to be ob tained with reaeonable time. The commis that if $1,000,00( for edt purposcs were giver now it will save several milliovs i the fature, It is wize economy tc give that million at ouce aud not deal 1t out in emall sums that do but little good, The evils of cash unnuities are commen’'ed upon aud an ans quoted where, ofter cesh payr the Utes of $20,000, it was sp fire arms, 2mmunition aud whisky it Salt Lake City, and in ghort time nine tenths of the payment wentin same direction, by congress in tho regu'ar appropri ation bill for the support of {nl‘ium ne ant L owing to the high beef and flour. The total numbes of Indiavs in the United States, ex clusive of Alaska, is 262,366, Th Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Forolgn sod Domestic Exchange and bhome sccurities, Justice of the Peace and ‘Notary Public, 416Broadway, Council Bluffs commissioner comments traffic among the Indians, and quotes | sultation, announced that they had|himself to the wax womap, and said ¢ | agreed upon a verdict. many instances of trouble arisin Depart Arrive, At'antic Ext...5:18 pm | Pacific Ext . 0:15am Mai and Ex*.. 020 a m | Mai and Ex* 615 pm Accom, (Mon.).1:45 p'm to cultivation, houses for Indian resi- | m¢ their work during prupriations are regarded entirely too t f it for the Funds appropriatec proved entirely insufficient, maiuly price of atr ngency in tne laws on the subject, nd says those sec ions of the statutes ~hich allow army officers to introduce liquor into the Indian country should ho repealed. The report declares there s urgent necessity for addi- ional 1egisiation to prevent intrusion upon Indian lands. Ecelusive of the five civilized tribes the whole number f Indian pupile attending school a part of the y7r has beon 8508 Of theso 468 were in attendance at Car lisle, Hampton and Forest Geove traintne schools, Of the remaining, 4 510 attended reservation il l"’fil'"k” ' i 0p & boarding s hocls, and 3,908 reserva Mall and Ex... 0:56 a m | Expross. .0 A Express.. ..,.0:10pm | Mol and Ex.. 645 pm | tion day schools. Industrisl training UNION PACIFIC, for boys is oarried on at tho agency Depart. Arrive. brarding achools, and is reoiiving 11308 m. | rerind KXo 400 0 ™ | more attention each year. Tn ocon. ! | nection with fifty seven schools 1 428 - | ncres are under cultivation. Black Emigrant ., 5:20 p. m. | LS00 N ing, tatloring and_ ha; WABASH, KF. LOUIS AND PACIFIO i Mo Depart, Antve, ing is tanght at four schools. Mail and 158 m | Mail and Ex.. 1:30 p m | teach shoemaking, ten ecarpontoring, Cannon Bal .. 4:80 pm | Cannon Ba...11:05am | fifreen raising and care of srck Depe 100 OTY UKD RACIR, Craining in these branches is groatly For Sloux ¢ 745 & m | Frm Sioux C'y 650 p m | stimulated by sucoess of experimonts Pu': l"'url.\mlvmm Frm Fort Niol at Carlisle, Humpton und Forest Neb* T am Grove An appropriation of not less than 850,000 should be made by con grees at 1ts next session to properly equ'p the exiating agency schools tor dustrial work. The whole number of schcols in operation is 101 —five loss . | than last year. — The C untry. Who that has ever lived snytime in the country but must have heard it (he v r. s of Burdock ar a blood purifi r Bun DOCK BLOOD | ITTERS cure dysjepsia, il wousness nd all disord: £ avising fon pure blond or derasged liver or kid Price, $100. COWBOYS ARIZO The Way They Have of Cavturing a oaloon and Startiog & Wid Lance —~Eilling & Mao Because He Made a Poor shot A Mock Uourt. Philadephia Thoos. TomBsToNE, Ara.,, October b —Ari- zoua 18 tuil of cowboys. Some of them are outlaws of the worat descriptton During the month of June laat the president of the United States issued a proclamation calling upon certain lawless persons in the territory of Arizona to disperse and threatening to call the military power of the govern- ment into requisition to aid the loval authorities in the maintenance of law and osder. The necessity for the is- suance of such a proclamation had its origin in the depredations of a cer- tain gang of outlaws undor the leader- ship of she famous cowboy familiarly known in tho tetritory as “"Curly Bill,” bat whose real name was Wiliiam H. Broscion. These desperate char- & tors had taken up their abode in the an Simon Valley, a beautiful scction of country in the extreme southern part of the territory, in what 18 now a | poriion of Cochise county. These | cesperadoes built themselves houses and claimed to be ‘‘ranchers” or cat- tlemen. At the northern end of the £an Simon Valley is the town of Cali- | fornia city, a ?lwa of several hundred | poputation. It contained three stores, u greater number of saloous, and some honest aud respectable cititens, The town, however, was often in the hands of the cowboys, and woe toa ‘‘tender foor”-- a term applied to all new com- ers in Yorder towns —~who happened in California City on such ocoasions, + It was & common thiogs for «ight or teu of these cutthroats to ride into Culifornia City, enter a saloon, pre sent apistol to the barkesper's head, and demand that the liquors be set out. As the fiery element warmed them up they would often secure a violin or banjo aud improvise a regu- lar “‘stag dance.” Eich fellow would select a partner from among the crowd, the musician wouid start up the ‘*Arkanss Traveler,” or sowe other familiar tune, and the leader wouid oall out “forward four,” and the dance commenced. When the figure ‘“balaice to your partner’ was reachwd many a fellow would “‘cut the plgeon-wing, and his partner, pat to bs outdone, would indulge i» 8ome fantastic steps, which would do credi to the most famed clog dancer on the min- steol boards, In the height of this reveiry would begiu a fusilade from revolvers. Baug! bavg! bany! and above the din the leader would be heard calling out, **Turn your part. nerg; promenade all.” The first tigure being fivished, avery fellow would Degin to Jook at the heels of his boots to see where the bullets went. The result would disclose that a large ma jority had been hit about the heel with a bullet, This practice of shooting at the hecls of one's buots is common among the cowboye, aud so accurate are they in their aim that an acaident seldom occurs. Bhooting the heels off one another's boots is a common recreation with them, Oo the occasion of one of these “ging dances” a cowboy who had re- cently joived the gavg participated iu the fusilade. On an examination at the olose of the first figure one of the . - found to be shot through tho | U'he festivities were sud denly swpped. The leader announced that an 1uvestigation would at once begin to ascertain the guilty party A mock court was convened, “‘Curly Bill” was solected for judge. Crone was made sheiiff. Tom Harper was chosen clerk, The sheritf arrested the new member as the guilty party. A prosecuting sttorney was chosen, and the court assigned counsel to de. fend the prisoner. In afew moments the proseeuting attorucy handed the clerk the imdiot- meut, end the court ordered the clerk dit to the prisoner, who was sommanded to stand up. The cleik )| did as he was ordered, and this wae the document he read: “We, the underigued, grand jorors for the county of Cochise, in the ter- I | ritory of Arizons, do fiud Joe Palmer guilty of felony 11 having wounded Abe Baunders in the foot in attempt ing to shoot the heel off of said San- )| ders’ boot when suid Sanders ‘cut the pigeon-wing,’ in the + | last, in the first sot, held in Californis City, in #aid terri- tory, on Saturday night, Juoe 20, 1882." The ¢onrt—*‘Guilty or not guilty?” Prigonsr—*Not vuilty.” All the formality of eclecting a jury; the taking of testimony, snd the cross- r | examination of counsel was gone through with, No defail of an ordi [ fow | he 1 The court—‘Gentlemen, have you sgreed upon a verdiot 1" Foreman of the jury—‘We have, your Honor.” The court diot.” The foreman of the jury hands the clerk a paper. Clerk roads: “‘We, the undersigned jurors, do find the prironer guilty, an charged.’ ‘“Joo Palmer,” said the Judge, “atand up. Joe Palmer, the jury of your peers havirg found you guilty of a heinous offense, it becomea the duty of this court to pron: unce sentence upon you, You have had a fair ard impartial trial. Able counsel defend od you There is nothing left but for the court to pronounce sentence, The suntence of the court is that you be taken to the San Simon Valiey and betwoen dayb-eak and sunrise be exe cuted. Sheriff, take charge of the prisoner.” The next morning the sentence was ocarried into execution, and Falmer was shot, “Ourly Bill," in speaking of this afterwarde, remarked that no man was worthy to associato with residenta of Sau Simon who could not shoot the hoel off of a fellow's boot while he dnoed, The truo inwardness of tho killing of Palmer tranepired afierwards to be this: He had bat a shoct time before joined the gang, and they became con- vinced that he was a “‘atool pigeon,” or, in other words, an informor, So they determined to kill him. The method above related was se leoted for their amusement. The respectable and law abiding people in the section of Arzina where this ocourred, dared not open their mouths or resist the despera- does, 8o terrori was the country that to have done 8o would have been cortain death, coupled with the steal- ing or destruction of whatever prop- erty they might pos: The fre- quent stage robberies, muraers, and uceondiary fires provalent 1n the terri. tory one year ago had their origin and were successfully carried out through complicity of some of the officers of the law with “‘Curly Bill's” gang. To prevent the ventilation of the con. spiracy several mon ware assassinated. “Clork, read the ver- GEORGE F, CRAWFORD W EH O LES.A LE BUYER AND SHIPPER OF ECCS. No. 519 Sonth Main Strees. COUNCIL BLUEFS, 10WA I Pay the Higheet Markst Price and Deduct No Commission. COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO. Mouldings, Seroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- in{ Re-Sawing, Planing and Matching, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Ete. Manufacturers and Dealers in Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J. J, Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, [a. Machinery #ill be run exclusively for custom work on Thuraday and Friday of each week, Orders a licited and sat ion guaranteed, (S8uccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWAKNA, TEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL IOWA ~ COALS! “MASHED" THE WaX WOMAN, Milwakee Sun, “‘What was the doctor at your houre for this morning I’ ueked the grocery man. “Is your ma sick 1" “‘No, mu is worth two in the bush, I8 pa that ain'v well. He is having some trouble with his digestion. You see, he went to the exposition with me as guide, and that is enough to ruin any mau's digestion, Pa is near- sighted, and ho said he wanted me 1o go along and show him thiggs. Well, I never had so much fun snce pa fell out ot the boat. Fus', I made hm jump clear across the aisit, there where tho stuffed tigers aro, by the fur place, Ltold him that the keeper was just comng along with some meat to feed the animals, and when they smelled the meat they just clawed things. Hs ran against & showcase, and thea wanted to go away. He said he traveled with a circus, whon Ae Was youug, and no one knew #ne d .nger of fooling around wild snimals better than he did. Well, you would have died to see ps there by the turniture place, where they get beautiful beds aud chairs. Tlere was one blue chair under & glass case, all velvet, and a sign over it telling peoply to keep their hands off Pa asked me what the sigkn was, aud I said ladies and gentle- men are requested fto sit in the chairs and try chom. Pa climb.d over the railing and was just going to sit down on the glass showcase over the chair, when one of the walk around felloys with police hats took fim by the collar and yanked him back over the railing, and was going to kick pa's pants. Pa was mad to have his coat collar pulled up over his head, and have tho set of his coat spoiled, and he was going to sass the man, when I told pa that the man was a lanatio from the asylum, that was on exhibition, and pa wanted to go away from there. Ho said he didw’t know what thoy wanted to exhibits lonatis for. We went upstairs to the pancake bazar, where they broil pan cakes out of self-raising flour, and put butter and sugar on them and give them away. Pa said ho could est more psncakes than auy man out of jail, and wanted me to get him some, tock & couple of pancakes and tore out a piece of the liuing of my coat and put it betwoen the pancakes and handed them to ps, with & paper around the pancakes. Pa didn't notice the paper nor the cloth, and it would have made you laugh to see him chew on them, I told him I guessed he didn't have as good teeth as he used to, and he sa d ‘Nover you mind the teeth,’ and he kept on till he swallowed the whote business, but he smd he guessed he didu’t want any more, But I thought I should split when he wanted a drink of water. I asked him 1f he would rather have miueral water, and he said ho guessed it would take the strongest kind of mineral water to wash down thom pancakes, so I took him to whero tho fire-extinguishers are, got him to take the nozzle of the extinguisher in his mouth, and 1 turned the faucet, I don't think he got more than & quart of the stuff out of the saloratus mamchine down him, bat he raised right up and said he'd be condawned if he believed that water was ever intended to drink, and be felt as though he should bust, and just then the man who kicks the big organ struck up, wud the boilding shook, and T guess pa thought ho had busted, The most fun was whea wo came along to where the wax woman is, They have got & wax woman dressed up to ki, apd she iooks just as uatursl as if sbe eou'd breathe She had a handker chicf in her hend, and as we came wlong 1 told pa there was a lady who seemed e know him Pa is on the mesh himself, and kod at her and smiled, and said 1 evening, snd ssked me whoste CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 84 Pearl Street, Yards Oor, Highth Street and Hleventh Avenus, Council Bluffa. HERMAN KRACHT. PEIER THOLL. TH O L L KRAC HT, CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. COor, vain Street and 7th Avenue. Highes' prices pald for count :]n:'l"v ;]'::-‘:r;(':.‘".x:p?'ul‘:w o, S L) mob B undervoia, OMl e n 58 our Siook: osds "P. T. MAYNE. C. E. MAYNE COUNBIL BLUFFS STEAM FAGTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES ‘CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND GHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The Highest Market Price Paid for ] Corn, Oati “F}ye, Bar|ey_ BROOM CORIN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Oorn Will Please Send Sample. MAYNEHE & CO. CO"NOIL BLUFES. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EE AT X GOODS, 837 Broad wwv, Council Bluffs, Towa. THEHUNTRESS TRACE BUCKLE This bucklo ¥ as beon on the markat for threo years, and gives perfect ratifaction, WE CHAL- L¥N /E THE WORLD topr puckle hat equis it s 1ho Silowing peinie: 13 ~its e ap d—1ts come 1 pou tho trace; B Its rtre gth; 4theIts cass lu_chaoging withouy tie orac. outof thol ape: Ath— 16 will not uibuci loitelf — 6h—Ths hamo tug pulis ht with the trace )} UNTKFSS TRACE CAKRI: R, the betintheworll, Th' ¢ ol s adjuted, canmot gt off itse 1, and wili not catch the reln pr tall, FLOTR-E AND LR ANT STWAP HOOK, £.7 heavy vagons, v boeuatied. ‘the tug will not unhook itee £, - Manufaciured by " DOTTION, HUNTRESS & CO.; J&nuvflld.’ Wieconsin, For aale by C. J Beckwan, Ccuncll Bluffs; Sharp & Son aud H, 8, Colllns &Co., Omaha, snd by !l §obbing hotis's. ST. LOUIS HOUSE. Saloon and Restaurant, ADOLPH DOERFLINGER, Proprietor, Choice Wikes and Clgars, Oysters i Eveiy Style. o 709 Lowar Broad way, Qounoil Bluffs, lowa. ) MAIN SCREET LIVERY, . FEED ~AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippors and Travelers will Gud ood accommodation aud reasonabl charges, J STREET, HUNTR:5S PATENT g, dregging, ete., STARR & BUNCH, HOUSE, SIGN, AND 1AAINTAL PAINTERS, PAPER HANGING, FALSOMINING AND GRAINING, . EEFECEA AR, Shov-~Oornar Broadway snd Sedi £1 ¥ AURBR & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, SOUTH QPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL, Was, [ told him that it looked to wme itke the girl that sings in the choir at our chureh, and pa said course it is, and woe went right where she was, and waid, *‘Pretty good show, isu't it,” and put out his hand to shake hands with her, but the woman who teuds the stand came along, and thought pa was ¢ | nary trial at law was omitted. Fi- drunk, and eaid, ‘Ola gentleman, I ' in sovere [ nally the case was submitted to the|guess you had better get out of hare, terms upon the iniquity of the liquor | jury, who, after a few moments’ con- | This is for ladies only,’ Pa excused he would see her later.” Bich Out Glags, Fine French Dhina, fllver Ware &o., 840 BRoADwWAY COUNCIL BLUYYS, Council Bluffs, - - . Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors, DAVID C. EVANS & €0, 504 North Second Street, 8T, LOUIS, MO, z@rAsk your Grocer for the Cel- WA Deeds and mortgages drawy an deed JACOB: SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Ofco—~Brosdway, botween Maln snd Pes Stroots, Wil ’pmuw in State and Fede ourts Powder, obrated Btar Uoffee and Star Baking -