Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1882, Page 6

A rngid THE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Bntm-'v";y Morning, Dec, 8 20 conts per wook ...... #10.00 per Year, Ofce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Brosdway. MINOR MENTIONS =J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Toys and holiday goods at Sesman's, as4f —Rev. A. Rogers will preach at the Baptist church to-morrow evening. —Dishen, glassware, lamps, etc., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, ~O1d papers for snla at T Bre office at 25 centsper huvdred, —Rubseribe for newspapers and periodi- oals at H, E. Seaman's book store, —The outgoing train eastward thi noon is over the Chicago & Northwestern, —Furniture of all kinds repaired by Howe &Son, 303 Broadway —Qeal maoqnes, fur trimmings, very low, at Metealt Bros,' ~The msils from the eaect came in on time except the B, & M., which was a lit- tle tardy. —Largo quantity of stoves snd furni- ture at 308 Broadway, Howo & Son, —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of toa scts, only 85 at Maurer & Craig. —1If you want anything in silks, linon, embroideries, hand-made lace, handker- chiefa, go to Bliss’, dec9-3t —TIn the district court yosterday the caso of Phillips ve. the City vi Council Bluffs ‘was on trial. —Hand.painted china, art'vottory, solid sllverware, bronzes, &c., at Maurer & Oralg. ~The jury in the superior court has been discharged for the December term, after trying one case, —Permit to wed was yesterday given to 8, ¥, Kelly, of Hardin township, and Miss Amanda Jane Day, of Garner town- ship. —Fd Burke is the official chimney swerp of the city, aud all orders entrusted to his care will be promptly filled. Leave orders opposite the Coy house, on Broadway, ~ Since the csld weather started in the five for druvkenness has heen raieed by Judge Aylesworth, though not always raised by the prisoners. Insteadof $3 and conts it is now $5 and costs. —One of the best displays from whish to select holiday gifts is at Fd Stockert & Co.’s upholateri: e:tablishment, 300 Broadway. There are many really elegant goods and many novelties in that line, Call and wee, ~—Some idea of the sulden ohange of the wenther may be gained from the fact that Dennis Gilmore was plowing in his field about fifteen miles north of here, On the next dsyhe was shoyelling away snow- drifta about his front door. ~-J. J. Bliss, whose card appears in an- other column, is well prepared for the hol. MORECHANCES FOR CHARITY Freeh Oase of Destitution and Want Where Fooa, Clothing nnd Money st Goud seversl new cazes of destitution and want wera discovere by Rev. Mr. Lemen, who is at prosen giving almoat his entiro time to distri butiag the eontributions placed in hie hands for the necdy of the city, Oae of these was a widow lady with five children. She had no stove, and the bitter cold weather was causing her. self and little ones, much suffering. A cleap stove was farnished her, it beiny purchased out of money con- tributed by generous hearted citizane Another case was that of a man at Streetaville, who ia sick, and henoe unable to work. He wasin need of eare wnd comfort, and by buing helped ont of his present condition will be as bofore, a self-supporting Mr, Lomen started out yesterday with an express wagon pretty woli filled with food, bundles of clothing, and other articles for the needy onea He says that tho peopls have shos thomselves most gencrous, and ye there can be m nore good doi All of the clothing and other arti thus far itributed have been good and sarvicoable, and not old remnants sud castaway garments. Thero is o special need now, he says, of bedding Very few contribate in tha line, as foew families have more than what they want to uvee them- selven. He eays that he conld dis pose of fifty blankets and comfortablen to great advantage to those who ara really suffering for the want of them Tho cash fand was yesterday duced to about $3. Oae thing i rather remarkablo-—every cash con tribution thus far has been without nolicitation, with one or two excep tions. The money has been sent through the postoftice and hauded in without tho asking, ard siill there is & chanoe to use m The ladies are jining heartily in the good work, and at a gathering at the chapel ot the Baptist church Thursday afternoon thers was u goodly number present, armed with needles and pro- vided with material, from which they proceaded to make garments for the needy. One family of children worc brought in, measured and comfortable clothes made for all ¢f them, then and there, o thet thoy will ba able to at tend school. At the next meeting others will be clothed in like manner BADLY MASHED, All the ladies, on the beautiful Holi- day Gifts at Bliss', Gontlomen, don't you forget it. 328 Broad way. J. A. Churchill & (s, pump man- ufacturers of this oity, have their saleronms at tho junotion «f Main and Pecrl, They have the best haiu pump in the world-—wheic own patent--and they aro sonding it to Ohicago, Boston and ail ever tho country. Their ntandard stock pump is the beat mado of any we have examined. They also handlo the Howo scale, for which they are goneral agents, Death. of President Porter. iday trade, the display of fancy articles of all sorts to pleass the ladies and to orna- ment the parlor and the boudoir being one of the best ever shown up at that popular tashion and millinery emporium. ~—There has been some talk of starting & large sized cigar factory in thia cit xt spring, to employ abeut sixty-five hands. Thero seems no reason why an extensive oigar factory would not pay well here, and a8 a distributing point no city can afford better facilities. Itis to be hoped that the enterprise will not end with talk. —The petit jury was impanelled in the district court yesterday, consisting of Sum- uel Craver, of Keg Cre:k, R, P. Sealey, of Council Bluffs, H, C, Brandis, of James township, David Jerman, city, J. A, Price, of Hardio, L. S, Russell, city, Chris, Hagedorne, of Pleasant, S, P, Han- 10, city, N. W. Matson, of Norwalk, A. B, Crandal, city, Elvin Carter, Rockford, J. A. Buonell, Knox, Thomas Dalin, Val. ley, W. H. Bair, of Valley. The others on the regular panel were excused, ~—The only jury case tried in the super- ior court this torm was that of Lewellan ve. The O,, M, & St. P, Railway company in which the jury returned a verdict for the defendant, Lewellun had two suite against the company, one for wages and one for damages, and the former claim was settled by the companyon coudition that the latter suit, started before Justice Ab- bott, should be withdrawn, The latter ©ase was dismissed and the suit begun in bg superior coyrt, Tho jury eeemed to Delieve that the glamigd Wad hettled by the dismissal of the suit before Justice Abbott, John Beno & O, hiave just received a large stock of Bilk Fur Worsted and Beaver Dultans at lower prices than ever known in this market before. Qall and exsmine them, decd-3t — B. F, Lankton has not the largest store nor the grandest display in the ocity, but if you want to buy some- thing that is & ‘‘leetle’’ better than you can get almost anywhere else just drop in to the Bijou grocery opposite the court house, Main street. d9 3; PERSONAL. A, H, Fitch, business manager of The Omshs Commercial Record, was in the oity yesterday interviewing advertisers with fair success, Dr, E. I, Woodbury snd George Phelps, of the Ogden house, have gone to Arizons to look after mining interests, W. H. Brill, of Binghampton, N, Y., is at the Ogden, L. Baldwin received a telegram last DAILY BEE-~COUNCIL BLUFIPS .OW A SATURDAY DECEMBER 9 being druik, and the other cf as- ault, baving mashed a man'a finger the night befors. Ha pleaded guiity. and was taxed in all $16 Purt Scott and Dannis Murray, for being dennk, wero yeaterday fined 86 each and coste The young man Davie, who was ar- rostod for beating & ocuntryman ont of 84 50, by taking it right cut of his han, was taken bifore Jostion Frai- ney and by hin harged. Tae vie- tim teatified to the fellow's identity, and elaimed that he tovk the money ont of his hand without his cousent. The prisoner did not deny having taken the money, butawore that it was given to him to soe if it was good, nd ths¢ he in turn was robbed of it orelse loat it The question on which the cate seemed to turn was whether the money was handed over voluntarily or snatohed out of the vietim's hand, aud there being no eor. rohorative testimony on either side the justion let the fellow go. Yostorday the man Owens, arrested in Minneaota for imperronating other peraons and getting fime checks oashed by the Chic Rurlington & Quinoy company, wan beforo Justioe Frainey yesterc He waived an ox- amination and was bound over to [ thenction of the prand jury in the aum of 8600, which g nnabl to furaish, ho was eent back to jail. “What Can'c be Cured Must be ¥n 3 dared ” old adago doen not signify that we A modicing with the curative properties of Jurdock Blood Bittert s available. It is one of the most substantial aud reliable remedies «c1d ¢ IOWA ITEM Tha Atlantic waterworks are ready for business, The Cedar Falls flax mill is about ready to begin work, Lake this week a linll eagle the other day as the bird was making away with a tame goowe, Patrick Fox fell into a vat of hoiling water in n packing houso at Dubugne on denth, o sk 2 AT RS i Spent Fifcy Dollars In doctoring for theumatism before I tried Thomas’ Eolectric Oil, Used a 50-cent bottle of this medicine and got out in one week. For burne snd sprains it iv exrel- I’r‘vn“:' Jus. Durham, ‘ wt Pembroke, S ——e— *,% “Eyil dispositions are early shown.” Evil tendencies in our sys- tems aae to be waiched and guarded ngaluet. T you find yourself getting bilioas, head heavy, mouth foni, eyes yellow, kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles tormenting you, take at ouce w fow dosen of Kidney-Wort, It is nature's groatest sueistant, Use it as sn advance guard ~don’t wait to get down sick. Mead advertisament, A G New York Wenller. Special Dispatch to Titm Ben, New York, Dacember b.—The weather here is clear ard cold und tho thermometer was ac zero at sun. riso. e From Cleveland, Ohio. Comes a letter signed T. Walker, saying: “‘About six months ogo I commenced tak- ing Burdock Blood Bitters for protracte | case of lumbago and general debility, and now am pleased to state have recov.-red evening from John R. Schaeffor, of Fairfield, Iowa, stating the death of John W. Porter. Mr. Porter has been president of the Iowa State Ag- ricultural society for several years. His home 1s in Iowa City, where his funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, e The neatest little store in town is . Culver's, and his counters are thronged all day with customers. Of course this s the time for holiday purchaees, but here there is a stoady trade for staple goods, sold at low figures. A large list of specially fine materials for holiday goods sre new offered. Opposite Kiel's Hotel, Main stroet. — Horsford’s Acid Phorphate Gives strength whers there has been oxhaustion and vigor in place of im- paired vitality. ‘What We Want. Giye Homeopath his pellets, Allopath his pills; but for rheumatism, for aches, for pains and sprains, THOMAS' ECLECTRIO O1vis ineffably uperior to either. It has benefitted as many people as it has had purchasers, Al druggi 1 it, At Pheenix Hall, Wagner & Meyer have here the celebrated Annheuser Busch, 8t. Louis beer, on ta~ decb 3t - Nervooaness, peevishness and fret. tlngi-; ;nlm:l donuooted with over- worked femalen' liveg, 18 rapidly re. lieved by Brown's Iron Bitters. ¢ —— A Now spaper Editor. 0. M, Holcom, of Bloomville, Ohio, rises to explain: *‘Had that terrivle diseace eatarro, for twenty years: couldn’t taste or smell, and hearing was failing, Thomas’ Eclectric Oil cured me, Thess are facts voluntarily given againit & former preju- dioe of paient medicine,” B PICKED BY THE POLICE Several Minor Oases which De- manded Attention Yesterday, A colored boy, giving his name as Ed Henry, ked a box of cigarsof Duquette, Guibert & Co.'s wholesale oconfectionery store yesterday, ani was arrested by Officer Morse, youth pleaded guilty to larceny and Judge Aylesworth sent him to jail for thirty days. of casino, one charging the other with cheating, J. B. [Ricketts, of Dubuque, arrived | mutual blows, and Blumer was ar- here yesterday. Bam J. Wolf, of Racine, Wis, is in | brought out the fact that bot —————————— One of the James boys s now in |filed against Sals Council Bluffs and he has been seen | u] by many of our psople, and is person- num- per. He is not the blood thirsty wrelch that those who do not know | Thursday him might suppose him to be, but is|much of a .pnhl’untlmnn who is busy ss a|house that Chief Iield was beaver, ly known to quite a urnishing the best of every- | The chief collared the man, and had “'P:- We un"m‘“\wt ado Sud oonsamer t bes = that our name and trade ma X quite @ desperate struggle with :::; 'll'mfl' T':.mnum?:‘:d: are upce ench s | Tobaooo ls manufacture, gian) G op THE WILSON & MoNALLY TO BACCO JOMPANY, thing in the that all may livs well Jine st such rates Oall and see | him, sometimes one belng on him at the eorner of Willow and Muin | ¢ mecimes the other.* Miller was yos- streets. rested for assault, The nd after Blumer had been and costs an information was n to contribute a liko amcunt, which caused him to regret that he hadn't kept still and let Blumer go. John illier wes on an ugly drunk | verday arraigued on two charges—one d d )y "Tho | Authorsed cap Two men named Sales and Blu. J. D. Edmandson, E.L. 8h mer got to quarreling over a game [ W-W- ) Words led to| and he was oalled | OMce~Broadwsy, between called in. | and sold 1 my appetite and wonted strength, Feel better altogether.” I(IDN_E'-'WORT As it is for all the painful diseases of the 2[KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. E| "It oleanscs'tho systom ot ‘poison] 5|that oauses the dreadrul only the victima of rheumatism can THOUSANDS OF CASES f the worst forms of this torrible d! o) o 2 i G tiow o ki | o PERFECTLY CURED, PRICE $1. LIQUID cr DRY, SOLD by DRUGGISTS,| ) ment by mail, & COn Burlington, Ve STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON ¢ ANDERSON, Proprietors. This laundry has Just hoou opened for bust. noss, and w ow propared to do Ia indry work of all nd guarautoe satisfaction. A alty made of fine work, such as_coliars, cufls, fine shirts, ote. We wand overybody o give'us » brial, LARSON & ANDERSON, GHEIO, ¥8: £5IVI X T Bl « MANUFACTURER OF Silver Plated WINDOW SASH Door Plates Engraved to Order No. 609 N, 7th Bt. . . St. Louls, Mo, EUROPEAN HOTEL, The wost centrall . located hotol in dle ity Rooma 76¢, §1.00, 81.50 and $2.00 per day First Class Rostaurant connected wita the hotel. ‘HURST. - « Prop Oorner Fourth and Locust Strects, BT. LOOUIS MO. 1D, KDMUNDSON, . L, BHUGART, Prosident, Vice-Pres't, CITIZENS BANK Of Gounnotl Bluffs. Organlsed undor the laws of the State of lows Interost pald on tiwe deposite, ta lssus on the principal cities of thl United States and Europe. Bpeclal attention given to collections aud correspondence with promp return, DIRNOTORS, . art, J, T, Hart, SV Rodter, 1.4, Mk AW, Btroet, fvide JACOB SIMS, wvidence | Attornay and Counsollor at Law, OOUNCIL LLUFFS, IOWA, Meln and Pea practice 1o State sad Fede GOLD ROPE. troote Vil y | Thelntrinslc merlt and superior quallt bt, and was raising so | GoldRopo Tobaoco has induced other meenies. turbance at the Li turers t0 put upon the war o Linden | SIS 10 in pame and style which are offered or loss motey than the genuine Gold er the misericn of dyspepsis, when |2 The telephone will be put into Storm 1} H A 18.year-oid girl near Oskalootn caught Thanksgi ing day and was scalded to :ju;m'ml: BLUFFS RAILBOAI;V Gn"“G!L BLUFFS SPEG!A‘ H |KE‘§ ES?}, ‘GY:GUTT (‘\J:i .}fl.' TIME TABLE. - NOTICES. CHICARO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACTPIC. D ¢ Arrive. NOTICK. —Special ad ey ‘,' e Auantie Exf; sanpm | puate Kxtotpam . e or ST ant g D, Moines ae" m | Dea Moines Wanta, Boarding, ete, will bo fasertod I this ! CiIcAdo, BURLISOTON AND QUIRCY coliam he ow rate of TEN CENTS PEE : Depart Arrive LINE for the st insartion and FIVE CRNTS Aviantic Ext,. 830 pm | Pacifle Ex MM | bR LINE for oach eubssquent inssrtion Mai and Ex*..0:20 a m | Ma: o N.V. Ex 4:00 p m | Neb & Kas Ex..8:20 a m | Leave o CHICAOO AND NORTH WRSTNRX Pearl ertisements at our offics, No. 7 of, near Rrondway, Broadway, and Fourth Street, Depart Arrive. - Atlantic Ext.. . 5:15 p m | Pacific Exl. ... 8:15am Watite. - Mai' and Ex*. . 9:20am | Mal and Ex*. 6:15pm | ¢ JANTED Two frst class barbers Accom. (8at.)..6:50 p m | Accom. (Mon.).1:45 p m Broadway, Council Bluffs. KANBAR CTTY, WY, JOR AND COUNCIL WLUPPH, [ P. W. Derksen. Broom-maker; & No. 1 broom Wer 7 ANTED, Depart. Mall and Bo 088 8 . (.\r . anted immediately. Apply of call on Exprem.. .....0:10p m 2 | Copson Broom Co., Malvern, Ia. URION PACITIC, 5500 buildings to move. We make yof movi g houses and safes Ayleswortr, box 879, Conneil 30 8. m. | Denver E ] b8 | o i 7 15 Ovanall Biufhs 1o Jouncil Bluffs, lowa tn Oouncl ) 520p. m. | to take per woek, de | _mar.g-m i WARABH, 87, LOUIS AKD PACIFIO v , No ¥ Pearl Btreet | e - - Depart. Arrive ¢ B ey o o] $a Mail and Ex.. 0:45a m B D | Cannon Ball... 4:50 p m 11:05 8 For Sale and Rent o b JUR_KENT OR EALE—Tcn wores o: land, [y Arshi of " kt» BIOUX orTY aND rACHC. Depart Laely. %07 hon e, one room and kitchen black: For 8lous City.7:55a m | Frm Sloux C'¥.6:50 pm [ Joukinon “wrdile poom for #ix horees, g rod . O woll, gocd celiar andone hondie) and twenty 755am| No 6:50 pm | ) 740 p m | From St Faui.g0am [ b, Irult trecs, Mest Pony creck, worut =) Headquarters For the Cele- CHICAGO, MILWAURER AXD 8T, PAUL, ;‘\"v'v,“uud A. Milier or add:ess hita a¢ Couneil brated Leare Council Bluffs, Arrives Council Bluffs, Maii and Ex..*0:20 am | Maii and Ex...."0:58 pm . o b - Seh- 910 am | [POR SALE-The Western Hou 308 Up- ° Atiantio Ex..15:18pn | A = toam | per_Eroadway; or will trade for | A o an BT, TAUL city ‘or farm property; or will sell furniture and & Teaves Om rivea at Omaha, rent buildin reason, ill health, Address J. 8. ’ Mail and Ex..*7:15 8 m | Pacific Ex 1| C. McCatustan, 808 'Upper Broadway, Council itic Ex. 1340 p | Mail and Ex Binfts, Jowa, 170« SALE ~A good A Xo. 1 act: oal burher L Toys and Fancy Goods DN ies HFesting vtoves ab ¥, H, Levin's, 308 Broad Wholesale and Retai o~ Council Blufts & Omsha Street R, R, | ==X — - Loave Omaha o8 of & hundred st 26e A Lo am 108m,|{ Bu offiec, No. 7 Pearl .flf S Address, pm, 3p |8 tf ange Strect cars run Depot. On Sund: 9 0'clock &, m., ar ato,11,24,5 , 6 nion Pacific | 110 .um‘x A lumbor and coal yard, doing & § _fl ¥ to th ' gool business in o now tawn, 01 the Chi- I KA e » run regu ariy durieg tho day | $40, Bitwaukee & 8t. Paul rallrosd y i v e- ; J-..L.i 4 d 6 o'clock, and run to city time. l‘ul( RENT-— My new two.story brick store ¢ I“()I( SALE--My twevc-acre fruit farm, PETE + builuing, on South Main st E R AL 5 COUNGIL BLUFF, South Fir bs rect. TER WEIS ;| O AL beaciar e ) P . I n i [ ] at the Excelsior Gallery 10/ Main atreet. Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $20{) l-)!'., W. L. PATTON—Phystcian and Oculist. apls-tt Can cure any case of sore eyer, 18 14 only i rrgry a watter of time, and can cure generally in from three tc five woek: iakew nc Jiffer. Lt L [ TEm S Bluf and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, S e I AT B. HAGCG & GO apb-tf In Chronic dizeas:s, (ffors hls services to all at flicked witn disrases of th 1 Fye, Far, cr Chronfe disvases of any chur.cter, Warrnts s cure in alRicu flecti ns’ Can bo eonuolted Ly maloc in persun at the Mitrogolitan hotel, Couneil blufls, Towa vitwaukee |SuHivan & Fitzgerald, Il e i DETRGIT, RIAGARA FALLS, St ! itor NEW YORK,BOSTOM, |GROCERIES, PRAVISIONS, | ——— wuy partct the city. Orders by telophone promptly attended to. And all Poluts Cast and@outh.Enst. Q! THE X Crockery, Glassware, S JOSEPH REITER, 060 miles. Solid Smootk Steel Track . o o p 1l conneotionn are made In UNION DEPOTS 1 g b (5'1 9 hus onal Roprtation a4 belng the is A ] reat Through Car Line, und ts universally 1 o/ H s 2 e NSl EQUICRED AW/ MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, ESK ROOM—In a central ffice on first floor in exchinge for assis ance on accounts and collections. Acdress, A. B. C., Brr oftice, Counci B uffs. aet TILL AHEAD—Great success. Call and seo I new accessories and sp.cimens of plotures taken by the reliable gelatine bromide prooess, e the old Favorite and IR CIE o0 X 1 TR —Fom— CHICAGO, PEOR! §T. LOUIS, DERAXLIEIRS KBy GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROY ) HE ARTES(AN WELL WATER. ALS) AGENIS FOR THE Also agenta for the fofjowing lines of hor manntac: 't 00ds similar to Try It and you will flnd traveling o lnxur) Steamshi com anies . X At the Lowest Possible Prices. FRaugh Tiokeps ia thi Golabrated Line fo D P NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. sale at all offices tn the Woet, Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, aud Stad: Steamship Companies. All information about Rates o Fare, Bleopiny DX s E TS Gar Acocuaodations, Time Tablos, &, will be ertully glven by applyining $o T.9, POTTER, $4 Vice-Prest & Ger. Manager,Chicago PEROIVAL LOWELL, Gon, Passonser Agh. Obioagd W.J. DAVENPORT, WATEIIR WAVES For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Etoro, at prices never befere $ouched of Ireland, Dubiln. Those w0 intend to send foy | oy other hair dealer. Also a full lin of switches, etc. at greatly reduced prices. Also go triends to any part of Europe will find it to thel. | siiver and colored nets. Waves made from Iadies’ own halr. Do not fall to call before hasing nterest to call on slsowhere. All gocds warranted as ropresented MRS. J. J. Gen. Agent, Conncll Blufls. TG, ., | BilanE Paeld, | M ORGAN, KELLER & GO, 843 Broadway. Council Binfs U N 1D ES E51 I IR S. = The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalio cases, MRS, H. J. HILTON, i, D, THE Oalls attended to at all hours. We defy competition in quality of goods or prioes, Our Mr. Morgan has served an undertaker for forty years snd. thoroughly understands PHYSICIAN AND SURGEDN, | is business, © WAREROOMS, 846 AND. 307 BROADWAY: D rhorimiazds 222 Hromdwav Council\Bluffe. * |8llits branches prowptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins. ele: graphic and mail ovders filled without delay. on;"::;o, m"““s CONRADL GEI3E'S Milwankes & St Pon BRUADWAYM!-E%KET BREWERY & MALT 5 > | Poultry and Gamo fn thelr season, Wisner EHOUSE:, Is now running its :YA:T EXPRESS TRAINS and other Snusages & upuulll!y. C L‘ n i i Bl fis 2 _ No. 327 BROADWAY. ouncl: OIS, = = OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS MAUKER & URALG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, lowa. Boer and walt In any quan'ity'fo suit purchasers, Boor $8.00 per barrel. Private famliles sup- plied wit1 sinall koga b $1.00 eacn, vel vered froo of charge to any part of the city. ~WITH— v ~ Pullman’s Magnificent Slegpers| ™°® 7f hass Mine wrenc PETERSUN & LARSON, gn p 8llver Ware &oc., Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Sohlitz Brewing ~AND THE— 40 Buoapway COUNCIL BLUFFS Compsny's Celebrated Finest Dining Oars in the World. SINTON & WHST, M I L W A U K E E B E E R ? i DENTISTS . No. 711 Broadway, Council Bluffa, Towa. Orders from the sountry olicited IF YOU ARE GOING EAST| 4 pearl Street, Council Bluffs. |Sitzcrderto familics and denlers delivered free. Streot, } A. BEEBE, W. KUNYAR, W. BEEBB b Eatraching and filllog o speclalty, First-claey " 12 . - g ; B Al . A. BEEBE & CO. SR MIWARRIS: ELOWIN J. ABBOTT, C. A. BEEBE & GO, IF YOU ARE COING NORTH Justice of the Peace and| FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Notary Foblic, Nos. 207 & 205 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 8. PAUL OR MINNEAFOLIS Take the BEST ROUTE, the Ot JAC\:} B A PPEL' G-ROGCH R, NO. 529 8 Main Street. Council Bluffe. Our constantly incressing trade is suffcient proof of our square dealing and attenti:nto c o omers. Goud butter o ways on band, Prompt delivery of goods. dw MAIN STREET Chicago, Mllwal_;liaa&st PaulR'y I.lVERY, FEED Ticket office located at eorner Farnam and Fourteenth strects and at U. P. Depotand at Milla d Hotel, Omaha. #4rSee Time Table in another column. F. A. NASH, Genoral A, ent. G. 0, FOUTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha. N. B. Easron, Seo. N. B. Moorg, Counselor. ERRILL, LVOH, TER, J, E. Horryax, Vice Pres. 88 MERRILL, b Vo 1L CARFENTER, +| All Shippers aud Travelers will n ) J.T. CLARK, GEO, H. HEAFFORD, good accommodation and reasonabl Genoral Sup't. Ass't Gen. Pass. Agent. charges. SOUTH s+ TReeT. [IMUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANGE GO0. OPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa HOLLAND & MILLER, Propristora Nobratka Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB, Capital Stook, - - $100,000. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST. JAS. B, HEARTWELL, Preaident, — Tnsuricg LIVE STOCK Agatost Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, A. L. CLARKE, sident. S. E. MAXON' - g Vic E C. Wt BSTER, Treasures D AR O E X ITOE O W, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever. OFFICE: 108 Pear! Street, - Council Bluffs, lowa. decs-dtt OMce over saviugs bank, - — - QOUNOIL BLUFFS, - - - lowa |J, F, KIMBALL. GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Buccessors to J. P, . N, Oassady.) This Company furnishes & permanent, home W. 0. James, 1n connection with bis law and kers. tnstitition bhere Schoal Honds and other logally s, 1a o0 Abstract, Real Estate and Loand‘ lBr:’?m_e S. iswed Munlcipal securi es of Nebraska can bo | ellecton businses buys aod wela roal estate. ¥ oy complate e o abtrct ook to al ity lots a0 lasds o Folk ustn bo tias ost fa rms. R stescts fur: 3 farm D i e o TR . il exaiuined and sbatracts S 1 ke bosroner. Kea)eets. bongbh acd sld Ofics countiesof the wiate, irough responsible 5 Yt ey DIRECTORS, Oswald Oliyer, E. Samuel Alexander, A L. O Webster, rke, ratt, Ja Heartwoll, D. M. McEl Hinney ., First Mortgage Loans a Specialty