Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1882, Page 7

The Daily Bee COUNGIL BLUFFS, Tuaesday Morning, Nov. 7. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Oarrler, 20 centa per week By Mml - - $10.00 por Yoar Ofce: No, 7 Pearl Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TILTON, City Bditor. Street, Near MINOK MHENTIONS —TLot republicans to-day put purity above party, «=J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —Visitors always welcome at Maurer & Oraig, —Fdward Ross was booked yesterday for fast driving. —Vote to-day without fear of bossiem, and place purity above party. —Somebody's darling will be buried politically to-day. —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces,fof tea scts, only §5 at Maurer & Craig, —H. E. Seaman is arranging for a big opening of his establishment on November 6th and 7th, —A. H, Mayne & Co. are emharking in the flourfand feed business in connection with their coal business, —The city has been making some im- provements on Bancrofc and on lower Main streets, but there is need of still more, . —Hand. painted china, art pottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &c, at Maurer & Oraig, —Tho new meat market of, Shull & Mul- len, 799 South Main street, guerantee best of meats and prompt attention, —What has Anderson done as railway commissioner to protect the people or their interests ? —Those who really love the ropublican party will to-day, by their votes, help in putting that party on record, as against “‘boss” rule, and as against) untt candi- dates, —A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos, sufficient to supply the demands of all, at George Blaxim’s south Main etreet, —Cheap Railrond tickets to all points, Bushnell, fivedoors north of postoffice, rells them. Entrance, Main or Pearl streets, ~—Marshal Jackson says that he is now to pay special attention to the enforcing of the ordinance restraining cattle from running at large at night. —The wire-pullers will have littls to do after to-day, at least for awhile. They ought to be set at work pulling out those wires in the park which tear s0o many dresses and canse 50 many stumbles to the feet of the unwary, ss Blanche Brown, the young lady who came o near ending her life by an overdose of chloroform, as narrated inyes- terday’s Bxk, has now recovered, and bids fair to have many years of life yet. ~—Joseph Reiter makes the ¥inest Suits in the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices. His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 810 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, ~—To-day will be one of test with many ‘who will have to decide whether they will follow the dictates of their own conscience and vote according to their own judgment, or whether they will be lashed into line by » party whip in the handsof & party boss, and ruin the party by indorsing corrupt means and unfit candidates, ~The board of trade, instead of holding ships as far west as San Francisco, and as ;m enst a6 New York, He ships to St, { Tovuie, Philadelphia snd other citios, | —Conrad Geiss does not apparently ap- prehend much changs on account of the | prohibitory amendment, e bas just fin- |ished & big eooler, with a capacity for 125 to 150 barrels of beer daily, They who were present at the re hearsal of the operatta of Little Red Rid- ing Hood's Ttesone, by the children who are to play it at the coming fair at Do. hany's, epeak of it in the highest praiee, ~The Elkhorn from Omaha and Council Tk valley land excureion Bluffa starts aday next, November 0ih, not on_ the # previously stated, ~The Bavarian band hired by the Chap- man-Anderson outfit held a meeting here Inst evening and conotuded to serenade the next congressman on their own hook. After playing for the wmall crowd at Bee Hive hall, they played several fine selec- tions at the residence of W, H, M, Pusey. —Theodore Hessel was in the police court yesterday charged with assaulting two Scott boys. Hessel keops a fruit stand and confectionery place on Broad- way, and has been much bothered by boys stealing frait, calling him names, cto Thero was crowd Friday night last hang- ing nbout in front of the place, and Heusel chasing them away struck ous or two of them with his cane. o was fined o nom- inal sum, one dollar and costs, and threat- ens an appeal, —— TO-DAY'’S DUTY. Every voter has to-day a duty to perform, There are many who see their way clear to that duty, There are others, eapecially among the re- publicans, to whom it seems not so easy. Some of those have voted the republican ticket for years, and who have been and still are earnest sup- porters of the principles of the party. Upon them has been forced a nominee, whose methods and whose characier cannot 'be endorsed by them, and yet the bosses who forced his nomination declare that if theso Lot thoso who | having | aa against corruption, love their party vote againat it used by trickaters and bosses, BOGUS TICKETS. Look Closely to Your Tickots, Democrate, The Andetson men have printed an immense number of bogus democratic tickets with Anderson’s name substi- tuted for that Look out for them f Pusey. e THE CItY'S FINANCES. The Amount of the Billa Allowed by the City Council Thus Far. The following report will interest, or should interest, all tax payers and property owners, it being the showing of the amount of warrants tssued by the City Counocil thus far: To the Honorable Mayor and Council of Council Bluffs, Towa: GrxTeseN:—T herewith submit the fol- lowing report of cily warrants issued dur. ing the month of October, 1882, s well as the total um imued by order of the present council up to November 1, 1882: Ganeral fund for October,.....8 4,313 41 Police fund for October 819 88 .8 5,182 19 $28,071 63 5,781 96 Grand total. .. ceneeees 834,71 The above does not include the $1,000 police warrant drawn for the sinking fund. Algo report bills audited and allowed as follows: For Oct. G'd Total, Streets and alleys. ..$1,200 22 $10,414 36 Miesouri river levee. 3 663 00 Fire department. 9,549 18 Total for October. . Total general func Total pelice fund Gaa lights. . . 413 68 3,406 98 General fund, 751 06 4,581 62 Printing. .. N 7 50 985 45 City engineer's office 140 08 791 36 Parks . ey 5 1,097 75 Police. 5,820 97 .84,804 00 834,824 49 Respectiully submitted, November 6, 882" ¥. A. Burke, City Auditor, 1 New Gracery Store. Since the advent of Tur Bee in republicans do not sapport Anderson they will be ostracised,’ the door of the party will be slammed in their faces and they can heroafter expect no political favors. The bosees thus threaten them, Thus republicans are down on one side and down on the other, and it demands of them more than the usual amount of self-reliant and intelligent manhood to cast their votes aright. Aside from the nomination of An- derson for congress, the rest of the re- publican ticket is a good one, and is entitled to hearty support, and it is to be hoped that those republicans who refuse to support Anderson will not in hot haste slaughter the rest of the ticket, a8 there are apon it worthy men, who ought to be elected. Let calm reason and clear conscience pre- vail. As for Anderson himself, he ought to be defeated, not because he is a republican, but be- cause he is an unfit man to be sent to Washington to represent that party. He and his supporters, not being able ‘to meet the record of his past; life, have now abandoned all claims, except that he is a soldier and a republican, There are many old noldiers as brave as he, and men too who never dishonored their war rec- Council Bluffs, it has had the pleasure of noticing the com- mencement of man, a busi- ness enterprise, To.day we pub- lish the advertisement of Max Mohn, who has just launched out into the grocery business, in his store room adjoining his three story stone front hotel building. Max is a careful, energeti~ business man, who has suc- ceeded in all his business enterprise. Read his advertisement, and call and examine his new stock. s Burglars at Work. Yesterday morning it was discov- ered that burglars had broken into the shot factory, somstime since Saturday ovening, The only property missed was a large amount ot belting, which was taken from the machinery. The value is estimated at about 850, Gone to Her Rest. Many in this community have for days been anxiously watching for some more hopeful signs in the case of Mrs. Ella Templeton, wife of J. L. Templeton, the chiof of the fire de- partment. They hoped against hope, THE DAILY BEE--COUMNC!L BLUFFS IOWA TUFSDAY CITY COUNCIL. A Short Businees Session, The cotneil met in regnlar session last night, the mayor and full board t. The bills for wore allowod, A number of sidewalk resolutions were passed. preee the month The city engineer was anthorized to advertise for bids for completing ail unfinished sidewalks on Main street from Story etreet to the Milwaukee & St. depot. The marshal wes instructed to notify the Chicego, Burlington & Quincy railway to plank its crossing on Fifth street, under penalty of in- dictment, it being in a horrible condi- tion. A resolution was passed that all city officers shell turn over all moneys in their hands every five days at least, It being the eve of election, business was postponed till Friday evening, Paui — e - Another Independent. T hereby announce myeelf an inde- pendent eandidate for constablo Oct31.-3 Wit M. McFappex, — Scirro, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1879, I am the Pastor of the Baptist Ohurch_here, and an educated physi- cian, am not in_practico, but am my sole family physician, and advite in many chronic cases. Over a year ago I reéommended your Hop Bitters tomy invalid wife, who has been un- der medical treatment of Albany’s best phyeicians several years. She has be- ccme thoronghly cured of her various complicated diseases by their use. Wo both recommend thera to onr friends, many of whom have also been cured of their various ailments by them. REV. E. R. WARREN, apla i PERSONAL. H. 8. Douglass, of Whitewater, Wis., and Louis Douglass, of Walmorth, Wis,, are in the city. E. W. McOracken and wife, of Vail, Towa, dined at the Ogden yesterday. J. H. Wheat, of Ottumwa, is at the Ogden, Charles Webber, of Denver, was among yesterday’s arrivals at the Ogden, D. Hunt, of, Avoca, was in the city yesterday. Hon, John Y, Stone was in ths city Sunday. Mrs, Matilda Fletcher, Iowa's well known lecturer, spent Sunday in this city, the guest of Mrs, William Sears and family, and left for Ies Moines yesterday. W. E. Davie, the southwestern passen- ger agent of the Sioux City reute, is showing himself zealous and enterprising in working up the business of that line, aud is equally courteous in looking after it when it is worked up. He is winning friends as well a8 business, and is on the jump most ot the time, Trouble Savea. It is "a remarkable fact that THOMAS' Ecreorrio O11 is a8 good for internal as external use, For diseases of the lungs and throat, and for rheumatism, neuralgia, crick in the back, wounds, and sores, it is the best known remedy, and much trouble is saved by having it always on hand, 1,D HDMUNDHON, for Bunday evening about b o'clock she breathed her last. Bhe has suf- fered long and much, her dis bafiling the skill of the best phy: cians, and the exact nature of the trouble not being certainly decided upon until after her death, when it was ascertained that an enlargement of the spleen was the chief cause. B. L SHUGART, A, W. TRE) Vice-Pres't. Cashler. Prosident, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs, Organised under the laws of the State gf Iowa 75,000 200000 Interest pald on time de) rafts lssued on the principal cities of tho United States and Europe. Bpecial astention given to collections and correspondence with prompt returns, [COURCIL. BLUFFS SPECIAL f _ NOTICES. quent insertion At our office, No. 7 way Wants, VAV ANTEE- 500 buildings to move, Wo make o speci Ity of movi g hovses and_safes! Address W, P.” Ayleswortn, box 9, Conncil Bluffs, Ta. V7 ANTEDEveryt to tako Trn | livered by carriers, near Froadvs B — For Sale and Rent In Council Bl 1o cents per week, do Office, No 7 Pear] Street 0 SALK—A Tumbor and coal yard, H goot busiaent in a new tawn, 03 the cago, milwaukee & 8t. Paul railroad. i [FOR RENT wy new twostory brick store building, on South Main street PET! WEIS, Ful: SALE-My twely South Fir t sireet INT-—Furnis are fruit farm, on PETER WEIS d rooms to rent, with , at 736 Mynster street. Day board #3.50 per week ocutlf-at [0 SALE=Bonuuiul revacoce ot 0 each; nothing dow month only, E AUGHAR by apli-tt Miscellaneous, [ JO5R—Bisck setter pup. 1 4 be psid tor his return hatiee, upper Broadway, Council ¥ al reward will the Western 1 QT1LL AHEAD—Great succoss. Call and see W access and specimens of plotures taten by the relisbie gelatine bromide procese, at the Excelsior Gallery 100 Main street. ON—Physic o ond Ocullst, 1s only from three tc Qv enco how long disoast eyos, operato tud remove Ptyreginms, ete. tngert artificial eyca, Speclal” attention to re- tadew orma aps. Wil straighten Council &luffs’ Buginess Directory. Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph gallery, South Main St. Instantancous procese. Brewery. C. GEISE, Upper Broad! Bottling Work: B. HAGG & CO., East Pierce St. Bakery. MRS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and Glonn as DR. STWDLEY, Bethesdn Bathing House, Broadway. Books and Statlonery. M. E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, cofner Broadway and 5th t reet. CITIZENS' BANK, Bth stroet. Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO., avenue A, and 6th St. Cigar Manufacturers. Cecal. A. H. MAYNE & CO., 34 Pearl St. Cooper. J. ROSS, 615 East Broadway. Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Pear! St. Dry Goods JTARKNESS, ORCUTT & C0., Broadway and 4th stroct. Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main 8t Furniture Manufacto _E. R, STEINHILBER, cor. 7t} Furniture Store. C. A. BEEBE & C and 209 Broadway. Grocerle: SULIVAN & FITZGERALD, 343 Broadway. NOVE f A o OROUTT & HARKNESS, AND CARPIET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa mar.2-8m J. MUELLER'S P }Headquarters For the Cele- A brated Weber Pianos,| — - Goods =) (o=l Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, B COUNGIL BLUFFS, SEIL AR, e Xa. F . FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ELT IR S IMCAIDE! » IO O EIS . Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & CO. DEHALRRS IN GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM JEE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE 7 H CELEERATED BUDWAISER . BEBE Orders fllled in any part of the city. Orders by telcphone promptly attended to. E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A\ IR W JER &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WAS| WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES, © POFLAK WAl Rnéoggg,mns' POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR OUPBOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, #2Mail orders and correspondence promptly sttended to, Office and Manufactory 8. E. Qor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. MORGAN, KELLER & CO, 2 by drawinst Kbad Mrs, Gunsmithing. o rogulas mostog laat evanag, djounn 1o 1Y (SN Ahele e e e | e hes e G orven & auaiisn, e, cooss| T TRT 2D JES 20T A4 - T R S8 £ N J. D. Edmundson, E.L. Shi rt, J.T Hart, |®] at eastern prices and guaranteed. v § - LR ed until next Monday evening, Rt b R R T Sraebiutil] asabis: ents moving from there to Colorado | W, w. Wallace, ~ J. W. Rodfer, 1. A, Miler The finest quality and largeat stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, s - —To-day the voters will have a chance fod. The f Judg: and then here, in 1861, so that nearly A. W. Streot. Jvrdet Harness and Saddlery. g:lrhfitte;fied mb“ all holm-u. u‘i‘ !t. «li‘aly[cnxx‘\pet;tlun in quality of goods or prices. i to say for themselves whether they endorse [ 0% 1€ W‘. that L)) has served | )l her life has been spent in this city, FART TIME) CHAS, WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway. | pis ,,,,,;;,m‘,"“’{‘yfi’fii?&‘o?\'xé’,“ 316 AND 305:‘7e i i’?&'fiafi'&‘vi’%‘{"""fi?]ié‘fifi"‘“f; such political methods on the part of a | 38 & soldier ?nntlu him to honor, but [ She was married in March, 1880, to . . CHAS. BEK) 334 Middle Broadway. allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and .llmbrpequlnl. ‘ele~ candidate as the giving of & $1,000 bond to | not necessarily to congresstonal hon. | bim who is now loft i the deepest : —_— & graphic and mail orders filled without delay. W back up the promise of having certain [ors. All old soldiers cannot bo sent | "0rFOW, and for whom the greatost A Fotagieey taks e MRS, D, A. BEN ol =) sympathy is folt throughout the com- | 411 3 ; i e D Ao AD man made postmaster, to congress, munity, who have 8o long known and {4} mga 0 & N’]I‘th W[}St, oES } —Theo bosses threaten to “spot” every| Tho chief claim for Anderson’s ol-| respected both, V8 LU g TS i republican who votes against Anderson, | gotion is that he is a republican, They Mrs, Templeton was & most worthy N broadway, B aud Il him politically, Thoy yell “bol: |1 ve wisely abandoned the olais that| Y0man in all resposts, and sho mori. | Fuayrea (] ww.a-wr. South Main 8t. i en” and “klokers" moat forolbly, butnons | w00 tor Mhey have mever ted the ROy frwx;‘daluvs which were | mratng leave Omana 8:40 p. m, and 7:60 . w B but the cowardly ones will be influenced i * entwined about her life. Her forti- | ¥or tull Information call on H. P. DEUEL, Ticke Hotaly] r"; A 80 little of his own manhood as to be thus o 0 at heis a 3 vlonged, re SR S i 501 and 507 Main stroct. B i 3 he " i _ | wonderful, and bespoke the true i ] - - - ¥ sowed, dadud o be pitea e i om- | woman which sho showed horaelf to (enius Blewa’rned Meat Market. Council Bluffs, lowa. £ :f —The ‘‘bosses” may threaten all they thith : A 3 “y ""Dmefl! be in the relations of life. Besides ) E. W. TICKNOR, 536 Broadway. prfé"&"{-'.";.'.}'.t?'»'L[,‘l'i{'i‘,“l?é‘.‘-;‘.:? it purchasers” Hoer 90001 Darrel, L rivate famiilos sup- %8 plnu:. Andar:m .ndth John Chapman t he hu used corrupt m:-l: se- :h:h mon;nmghhunl;:nd she leaves a oR, j e E > Ls LATRICE A & may fosm at the mouth and crack the|ouring the one majority which nomi. | father and mother, three sisters, M Eho St f the Sewing Maching Millinery. fl whip, but they can’t bite, nated him. They d t Ephraim Huntington, Mrs. A. 8 SL0ry 01 Lhe SeWing Mac *|. 9. J. BLISS, 528 Broadway. Come and exam- P T B o T - o T e fe' md : ob;ll‘: i I:h;‘ Smith and Miss Aunio' Lamb and ono| sagdsoms ustls pamphles, blue‘and goi |Ingforvoumelto o B E ERSON & LARSON' I8 £ 4 ;l: are [ unfair and unrepublizan methods brother, Fred. Lamb, of the firm of | sve with bumerons ngravings, will RS. J. E. METCALF, 548 Broadway. Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing i working who are interested In the salo of | wero used in forming and man-|Templeton & Lamb, - Sz oo Comwpany’s Celebrated 1 property to Uncle Sam for bis new build: | jpylating the convention. They do| The funeral services are to be held GIVEN AWAY C“wohfi';b‘:&';‘vd,;?:" :',‘1 RO - ing. Some of them have apparently se- + i den! the [official rds | to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from | 19 8y suuis perton calling for it, atany branck N ELLA, roadway. 4 cured promises at least from Anderson, | ™ Y. 300 5 o O | e ealdance. No 106 U, Broad. | IF fub-ofice of Tho Klngor Manuiacturing Jora. [ g they made bim give s $1,000 bond, | $howing up his personal and oficial | L% » singular coiucident. it is v atl poet pald, b Marehant Tallors No, 711 Brosdway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Orders from the sountry olicited i i 2 Broadway, 2 i i habits, some of the records eing | atated that two of her brothers were| Th0 dingor Monntactaring 0o., RIOK, Dovols buliiny. oit ‘and Matg | Sitz.orders to families and dealars delivered fres. 1 N,_..J' Y;l.d' :fi.,.' lu,, cditor o,(»l;:" ;.lmollt un‘liic lm-e I:uh;l:n):uwl.] nn;;lh imwla:yb:‘rl:go (::“QV;.dx;e::l'uy‘_n ;z Privelpal Ofice, 54 Union Squaes | *565 peimen, s10 Broadway A. BEEBE, A A BEw RUNYAN, W. BEEBE f onpareil, when running a paper of his [1eas for endorsement av the polls, s B NEW YORK own declared the chirges sgainst Ander. | supporters have been forcod to give up | 4 trIPIy & T ———— — |7 R o L] Ed(BE & OO, +on to be true, and with others refused to | every claim for votes except that he o P T p SPONs Bnaw, Real Estate and Abstract. lemls aud Hatall Dealers 1p . n . ' KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite cor house, - 'a':ff'?fo'.’f."i‘h.'::,;'fifi'{uf," ";h:t:. :rl;l:' e 8 iy Il::;:: tholtat THE NE;BRMAMS'E‘! W BQUIRE & 00, conmer Pears ad 1ot ave. FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Anderson’s clection becsuse bo 1y o v | DO tho republicans of this Ninth In onson of nauaca, headuche, dizginess or A b MAD Ty Nos. 267 & 209 Broadway, (ouncil Bluffs, publican,” diatrlct of Iowa desire to send such E:fi:;-“lh’:fi‘l‘m :,u.:, PY$hem: - BUBDOOK it ! i 1 SMITH & McCUEN, 404 Broadway. P ) 3 2 ave no equal. They | [ J .y ~Why have prominent rallway cfficials |man into the national hall to stand | never fail in affording immediate relief | hd-s Stoves and Tinware. JAM Eb FRANEV - come into this distriot to work for Ander- [up before the eyes of the whole | Price $100 Lincoln, Neb R D. AMY & GO, 500 South Main street A ! son and spend money for him? Ts it be- | country and say: I, the man, who B MANUFACTURERS OF — - cause he is an anti-railway candidate, and | gave the §1,000 postoffice bond, T, the The Elkhorn Valley, Neb. Uorn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollers 8hirt Factory. in favor of controlling corporations? n who 8] Nearly overy day parties return| Sulky Hay Rakes, Bucket Mlevating F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St. Hasdly, max prung a packed convention, from the Elkhorn Valle . Windmills, &o ] : J and gobbled the nomination by one | eithor bringing with them satonishing | srloe i ria cuiacs o0 work and manutac ey e —To-day all sorts of influences will be | majorit T who s ging em astonishing :dl;nx l!);l other partics, Undertake 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA 2 B $0 bear $0 force republicans o h’ " :d - -:k" ToW my pay twice, lPN:llm:_nl "f"'%fl@‘lglfil and other | AddEEA R on o ANUFACTURING 0O MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 346 aud 347 Broad. | Always keeps onhaud the fncst assortument of material for gentlomen's wear. Satistaction gusrantesd brougl who tried to take property belonging | Productions of the soil, or still more 0 Lincoln, Ne i S, 5, e e b T R iy | St L g i P 8. . & METOALF oy 4 5 0 of that region. migra- F o . . ] ows Asnse of manhood, missioner, did nothiog but draw my tion is rapidl tiling the K| A Lot republicans show to the world to- salary and spend it in stumping the | Valley ung ei’t::dlinllzgim: fh‘khf‘::': DOOTOR DR c J GLARK Miunery, Dm“"’.“m" Bto-~Outting and Fitting s Spedialty, 4 day theles is not the party to elect a map | 4i8triot for my own election, I, who .;uvenmliuut l?n;l: loc;lud in the west- . . . . No. 648 Broadway, Opposite Revere House, & : ortion of this vall d beyond, i o 3 i i 4 ] { to congress, who, from the time of his | Was elected on a platform having ax | ©8 bor! 6y and beyond, Twenty-f s experience in practical res, Hmbroideries H D, W W drawing bis pay twico as a saldier, uatil | snti-monopoly plank, in spite of a | Soes s Oy Do 8 question of vory o JAGEh. ERI AR, Jagies Tndermenr, b now when be s ighting fn the sourts | monopoly record wud & monopaly. fu- | favesting in Yy O17 8t Charles Mu/AT. LOUM Mo | (700 106 Upper Broadway, | Sniertion o o 8 Mol bl ol ot Yo bope ihe iadies wid o | P Mrs. Miller's property from goiug to | fure, T,—I am the represontative of |ing “good” free lands from th oolgosiaa boen louger ‘snguged 15, e scoat: . =T 15 ¥ her children instead of to him, who is no R s ¥ e o 3 ] om khe gov- | collgea.iss been louger eogaced in the dreat: 3 JERT, » i B e ohidee el dobim,who s 00| ropubicanim i Town, and . so | STt il v pated ek CHROMG R, A A4S | Counedl Bluffs - - Iowa | O A RIS RICH 3 , bas I T i 9 The cheap land seekors excursion | Louls as city pipers show et i old msident: | - o " - 3 i ord worked by dark sbadows of his own A practicss are de-|oyer the Sioux City and Pacifio rail- s a: offico or by mall, M erchant Tailor e clared at *ho polls to be consistent re- | road Nov, 9ch, will cnable all intor. Ak o M g AVID G. EVANS & CO . : i ‘ ot | publicanism.” tod b ,} $ thi OF | costs nothing, When ‘it is Inconveniont o D V G. . A g} (Late Cutter for Metealf B .,) ’ ~Through the kinduess of Judge Paige ested tosee w hat this county is and | vis't the city for treatment, medicinse can be 504 North Second Street, ' - f o, Tue Brx is favored with one of Ewen| 1t Would bo much more creditablo [S¢lect lands. Exoursion rates ave |*oni,by mall of exprias oforywhere, Curabl ST. LOUIS, MO, Devol's New Building, Main Street. Bros.' cotton charts, showing by diagrams | the party If with the olosing of the | ™" T S S RSSO Council Bluffs, la, the production and_ consumption of eotion [ polls it eculd bo eaid to tho world| What sives o bool ; _Nervous_prostration, Debility, Mental | | ZFA YUt Jorocer (b e (e Suits to order §18 and upwards. B in this country, and the consumption iu all | that the soabilaane fopidhs a1 ~mdgn;mn healthy appetite, an [and Physical Weakucas, Mercurial snd byl Star Coffea ana & g | — - - = —— other countries, also the fluctuations in | giste : Inth | inoreased digestion, strength to the | other aflections of Throat, Skin and Bones, ' J, F, KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP, v alie ey . ot of Towa elected those of its|muscles, and tone to the nerves! i 3y Sy markets for years. 1t isn mowt cow. | o oaco Pt Browa's Iron Bit Blood Lmpurities wud Bloud Poisoning, , plete aud convenleut showing of the cotton | 804idates whoss nominations were 300 Witkars A Skin Affections, Old Sores and Uloers, JACOB SIMS, KIMBALL & cH 6 MP markek. honest and whose characters were| Another Independent Candidate. |Impediments to Marriace, Rhoumatiem, - ’ —Feow realize the extent of the egg bus. | P4%% but had defeated their congres. |0 the aitor of Tu i, Pilos. Bpecial attention o oases fron, | AGEOrNOY and Counssllor at Law, (Buccemors 0 J. P, & J. 5, Casmbdy.) i tuow, George N, Crawford, tha v 80nal candidate beciuse they belioved | Pleaso AhSoses Wallace McFad. | over-worked brain, SURGICAL UASES COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. , . nown packer and shivper here, buy s ep. | him unfit and corrupt, en as un independent candidate for | receive special attention, arlsing We have the only complote seb of abstract books to all city lots and lands in Pottawsttami , . 5,000 dozen egge sach 4! Lot republi constable, from Tmprude Tee Offico—Broadway, hotween Main} n\l;d ploe | county, ‘.’éi‘.:‘..‘.i"i‘:u‘-“a.‘:.“ Shalxsots busi dshed o8 short votics. M h;em.n ru‘;'il).h:nd‘;n o & "'U', A woek, ar publicans go on record to-day Many Frignps. ——— :z .n Wil | practice (b {State; and gFede P v'ojl,(‘ukui ad lopg tive, o s 1o wult the Lerro ek, Real o ought aud sold. Oty 5‘1‘1 3 C s '(v 4 gull 8