Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1883, Page 6

JAN HE DAILY BEE -~C()IT§CIIJ BLU GOUNGIL_BLUFFS. 4 Thursday Mbrnln | == BUBSCRIPTION RATI ~ 90 conts por weok #1000 por Year. Btreet, Near Py Osrtier, By Mall Oftice: 1 Broadway. 7 Pearl Trnar Oouncil Bluffs has had a year of great prosperity, and great ad- vancemont Is evident from the show- ings of facts and figures already given in Tae Bee. It remains with its citl- zous and business men whether this growth shall continus, or whether thero shall come stagnation and de- cline, This city has al most unparalleled railway facil- ities. It has many marked ad- vantages for manufacturing enter- prites and wholesale establishments. It remaina simply for Council Bluffs to use its facilities and improve its opportunities, This city is in condition to reach amall pox patients in the eastern end of the county. A further hearing was had on the Plumer petition, but the bosd was still firm in rejecting it, A number of rond matters wers considered, and a basis of assessment agreed apcn. ~City Auditor Burke was indignant yesterday Francieco had written him a New Year's letter, and directed in a round plai “F. A. Burke, Council Bluffs, Iow The letter on resching here was forwarded by the postoffice clerks to Orange City, Tows, where another son, Finley, lives, and by him sent back to the old gentle man here Almost everybody hers knows 'Squire Burke, at least by name, and he natueally thinks the postoffice must have got rattled about New Year's, righteonsly His won in San ~ That Council Bluffs hus the largest brewery in the stale is pretty well estab- lished by wome Mr. Getse, showing that in 1852 he sold 17,555 barrelsof beer, Thero were consumed in the business 43,650 bushels of malt, aver. aging a dollar a bushel; 40,000 bushels «f barley and 15,360 res gained of ) pounds of hops, There are employed 38 mon and eight horses, and the pay roll for the year footed np 822,500, An additional story wan built on the brew- ery, and a large new surface cooler was added, as well as anew brick engine room, snd additional machinery, corting in all FREE FOR ALL, The History and Oondition of the Public Library. The Pluns For the Fatare. Among the enterprises inavgurated '| daring the past year is the pablie li- brary, the board of trustees for which was organized on the Oth day of Jan- uary last, by the election of Horace Everott, president; D. C. Bloomer, vico president; J. H. Keatley, socre- tary, and A, W, Sireet, treasurer. The rooms at No, 15 Pearl street were leased for two years at $200 per yoar, and the Library association do nated to the olty all of its books, oares, furniture and fixtures, which were placed in the rooms early in the apring, and the library thrown open to the public on the 24th day of last April, and has been kept open since, each afternoon and evening, except Sundays and holldays. The trustees made their first annual eport to the council last night, and out much further into the surround-|gs 500, Tn regard to thero being s raise in in it they state that the number of ing country for business than It has yot done- and to draw trade hore from amuch larger territory than is yot covered. In thus gathering In the business which ought to be trlbutary to Coun- il Bluffs, all must concede that Tue Bee is ati Invalusble help, of which every business man should avail him- solf, Benldes its large local circula- tion it finda its way into almost every nook and corner of a large field, east weny, north and south, where its com- petitors are almost unheard of. The wide awake and enterprising business men and manufacturers of Qouncil Bluffs need but Jittle more than a rominder of TuE BEr's ex- tenslve olrculation to cause them to the price of beer, none has yet heen made, and will not be if it can be avoided, though on hops there has been a rise from 25 eonts to 8120, sl Children’s heavy school hose at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. - Peregoy & Moore have got their re- tall store half-soled and revamped. Their oase of holiday pipes and cigar holders is a big attraction and the best ploces will soon be gone. Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- Save your money by buying horse blankets and lap robes at C. J. Bock- man's, 335 Broadway. e AR S Care-worn persons, students, we: and over-worked mothers will find realizo that by no other advertising medlum osn they so readily reach the | which gives strength and tone to the | library association was 1,127 and|pnotony, The Cincinnati operator had trade which they are seeking. MINOR MENTIONS, «=J, Maueller's Palace]Music Hall, =01d papers for sale at Tye Brr office @t 25 cents per hundred, —Louis Bechtele's old white dog Hector s now numbered among the dead. ~Dishes, glassware, Ismps, etc,, at; 303 Broadway. Howe & Soa, —Bubscribe for newspapers sad pariodi- | sals at H, E. Seaman's book store. ~Two of Council Bluffs’ worthies had a bad tipover in returniog by sleigh from Omaha Tuesday night, —~Fouxp~—A check or drafk, Inquire at H, Seaman's book store, prove proper- ty, and pay for this advertisement, «=Furnitare of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway' ~=Thore ‘e still a fow coples of Tux Bex's New Year's oarriers’ addresses, which any desiring can obtain by apply- ing at the office, —County Recorder Brodbeck stepped Into active possession of his office yester- day. —The buard of edusation has elected wrise Lillie Auteniich, as teacher inthe necond primary of the Contin street sohool in place of Miss Reese resigned. —Jacob Whitaker desires to expross thanks to the fire department for the wallant and ettective work done in saving his property from the flames on Tueeday morning, ~—W. Nelus was yesterday arrested for wtealing a revolver from William Quinlan, and an overcost from Max Mohn, The property was recovered, and the taker will haye a hearing to-day before Judge Ayles- worth, s —B. McOargor was arrested yestorday on the charge of stealing coach dog be- 1onging to the station sgent at Wright's atatlon, The case is to come up next Sat. wrday in the superior court. +~—Leave to wed was yesterday granted to Heory Klino and Margaret Kenter, of Neols; L. N. Worley and Anna Parker, of Macedonia; W, B, Logan and Verona Fox, of Loveland. —Obief Templeton at the last fire bad the back of his overcoat burned off, and the water formed 1ce so quickly and thick- Iyon his back that he never noticed the damege until the fire was over and he peeled off his coat, ~Inthe district court yesterdsy the jury returned o yerdict of guilty in the cme of Owen, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, The trial of the case of John Raymond, charged with Iarceny, was commenced, —All of the time In Justice Abbott's court yesterday was taken up in the ex. awination of John Wittigschlager, charged with arson, and the case will probably come to an end to-day, Tt is understoood that the defendant will attempt to estab- lish au alibi, ~—City Marshal Jackson now declares that he will proceed to prosecute those who fill up the gutters with ashes, and those who allow their sidewalks t. remain in so ioy & condition as to be unsafe for those on foot, —The board of trade did not get » quorum Tusday night, snd adjournuient was tsken until next Monday evening, at which time the annual report will be re- ceived and the election of officers will take place, There should be enongh iv- torest taken in so important matters as to cause a full attendance of members, ~—The lecture to be given to.morrow evening at Dohany's hall by Mre, Jennie Diokson, should be well attended, as every dollar of the receipts goes to the relief of the poor, Mr, Dohany giving the free use of the hall, the lecturer giving her services snd the Boys' band theirs, The tickets ave only twenty-five cents snd fifty cen o for reserved eeats. The diagraw is now at Heamsn's book store, ~—The county board was still in ression yesterdsy, and probably will be for several days yet, as the reports of the treasurer sad poormaster and other important mat. s are to be considered, Yesterday the srd allowed 81,175 for the care of the Brown's Iron Bitteraa corapleto tonic, whole system, PERBONAL. — Dr, Ellis, the graln man of Weston ‘waa in the city yesterday, r. and Mrs, R, Heffelfinger, of Den were in the city yesterday, , Bloom, advance agent of Mixs Ada , was in the city yesterday. . Wray, ths advonoe agent of Paul & p, was at the Ogden yesterday. . Sam B, Welrich has gonoto Ma. ona visit to her dsughter, Mrs, , expecting to be absent about six pl Nich¢ weeks, Mr. & Kiel, of Sioux Falls, Dakots, formerlyf Linder & Kiel, of this city, is here un afprief visit and business trip, and looks hale And hearty. Harknel fow fine & them. Orcutt & Co, have still a dolmans, Oall and see —— To strengthen and build up the sys tem, a trial will convince you that Brown's Iron Bitters is the best med- icine made. stazchoul (LN SIS Holiday gocds at Harkness, Orcutt &Co.'s. | ANOTHER CALL. i Rev.J.G. Lemen 18 Wanted at Shur- tleff College to Become Its Financial Secretary. Yeaterday Rev, J. G, Lemen, pastor of the Baptist churoh, received an of- ation from Rev, A. A. ., president, and H. onjof the trusteo in profier- he position of financial of that iostitution, and irging him to accapt if possi- ble, <l ualary and other details of the offcy Mg such as would prove addi- tionfilinducoments. Tho position is an ortant one, tho Institation be- in of the oldest and best en- lenominational colleges in the . Mr. Lemen will not decideupon matter until he has consulted with charch and learned from them ther he can be reloased from his ral relations here. s Ladies’ and children’s wool hoods at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.’s, e ————— CUOMMERCIAL. GOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J, Y, Kuller, mer. chandise broker, buyer and shipler of grain and provisions, office board of trade rooms, Council Bluffs, Iowa. WukAT -No, 2 wpring, 760; No. 3, 63; rejocted 500; good demand, JAN—280 to feeders and 270 to ship- ood demand for shipment, ATs —Scarce and in good demand; 30@ pe 82c, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton, RyE~—40c; light supply. Coux MeaL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woon—Good suppl;, prices st yards, 5 00@8 00, CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1000 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton, , BUITER—Plenty and fy fair demand; s—Scarce and in demand; $0c per ozen, LAI(I!—]"A‘r‘hMIk'I. wholesaling at 18¢, Fovrrny —Firm; dealers paying 180 per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens, ‘\'bx..nmx;‘? -g'um« e», 45¢; onions, 250: bbages, 30@40c per dozen; 850 per barrel, L - re0s. Mpples, 3 00 FLOUR—Crystal Reller mill flour retail- od at § 25 for' dindum winter; 2 80 for gold- en sheaf; 2 00 for hard tack. Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen, STO0K, CarrL @8 50; calves, b 00@7 Hous—Estimated receipts, 500 good demand at packing hous oar lots, for comwon, 5 40 ; good mixes 55@5 70; heavy packi B70@D 0; choics, b 90G6 10, batetes nd shippers paylag for wagon lots b 2,@ d e —— — *,*‘One mau's meat ls another mau's poison.” Kiduey-Wort expels the poisonous humore, “The firet thing to do in the swring is to clean house For interual oleansing aud renovating, no other medicine is cqual to Kiduey- Wort, In aither dry or liguid form it oures headache, bilious att. sks, con- stipation and deranged kiduneys, persons who have visited It dur- ing this period has been eminently satisfactory, and fully justifies the expectation of those who labored for its establishment, The report states that the reading room I8 not as large as is desired though it will accomodate from twenty to thirty persons very comfortably, and large accommodations, it is hoped, | an expert operator in the northern 93 8¢ will be secured for it. The trustees | part of the stale. express many obligations to tho pub- linhers of Trr Ber, The Nonparell| happen to remember, taken as i The whole number of books on the cataloguo received from tlfe Council | ngyer forgotten it. Bluffa assoclation was 2,898, the num- ber of books since purchased, 208, and the number donated, 59, making|There was little to be done except ro- a total of 3,164 The number of pub- lic documents received from the number since added being 49, making the whole number of books and docu- ments now on hand, 4,241, exclusive of magazines and pamphlets unbound. No books have been lost from the library, and none damaged, not fully ottlod for, beyond natural use and “The recelpts have been $1,5684 50 and the expenditures §1 328 02, which includes printing of catalognes, fit— ing up roows, etc,, which will not be neceseary expenses the coming year. Tho galaries and bills for Decomber will Mduce the cash on hand to $175, with which to commence the new year. No fundas have yet been received from the library tax of 1882, The number of persons who have filed regular applications for books, accompanied by a satisfactory guar- antee for their return is 680, The number of books taken from the library are classified as follows: Philosophy 114, Theology 168, Nat- ural Sclence ard Fine Arts 242, Fio- tion 5,345, Poetry and Essays 1,123, History and Biography 836, Travels 476, making a total of 8,302, The number of visitors to the li- tlu;;ry and reading room has been 15,- One of the most p'easing features connected with the practical work of the inatitution 1s farnished in the large number of pupils from our pub- lic schools who resort to it for the purpose of consulting the books of reference with which it s supplied. It thus becomes an Important auxiliary in the work of public instruction, be- sldes fostering a salutary love for reading in the whole community. The monthly reports of the librarian show a gratifying improvement In the proportion of works drawn other than those of fletion. The demand for more valuable and useful books is do- cidedly on the increase, and both the librarians are recommending books for perasal, and the book committee, in the purchaso of new books, will steadily strive to cultivate the increas- ing tendency towardq a higher and a more instructive class of literature in the whole comimunity, The trustees suggest that it will be very fortunato indeed, if the oity cou'd furnish the library in a public building with more commodious quar- tors froo of expenso, where the danger from fire wonld bo greatly reduced, and larger facilities secured to the publio for the enjoyment of these op- portunities for intellectual lwprovo- ment which this institution presonts, The. present’ tax of one-half mill loaves to tho trustecs, after paying nocessaly expouses, about $400 per year for” the purchase of new books, and for supplying the reading room. The trustees suggest that an increase of one-fourth of one per cent would add about $700 to this fund, and ocould be used to great public advant. age for these purposes. The torms of cftice of Horace Ever- ett, J. P, Casady and Thomas Officer oxpire to-morrow, and the councll will have to take action In regard to filling the vacancies, - When you feel out of sorts, have the blacs, melancholy, ete., it must be indigestion that ails you, Brown's ron Bitters oores it. e ——— TALES OF A THLEGRAPHER, Some kvents In the Life of & Manipu- lator of Lightoiog—A Boy's Re- ward-—A Sad Story In Skeleton. “‘Come inside,” and the g railing swung open and for the time be- ing the reporter became the privileged quest of the telegraph oporator in his little office, in violation of a placard which sald: ‘‘No admission,” “Your profession must be the recip. ients of many secrets and curious facts | * that the inquisitive would give a world to know. Do not business secrets frequently find publicity through un. employod operators who may be in kearing of the lustrument!” asked the reporter, *‘Poesibly; but most social and busi- Ness messagos are written in such a manner thaf no one save the parties interested can understand them, When & businees dispatoh is not written In cipher, it is asually in an ¢qually un- intelligibly form, like this: ‘Offer ac- cepted,’ or similar words, The rame may be said ¢f social messages. But muth newa that is not really secret finds its way to the public by the method you mention.” “An cflice boy, standing ontside of a closed oftice, canght the nows of Til. Jen’s nomination as it sped on its way from St. Louls to Washington and unintentionally gave a sporting man an opportunity to place & num ber of bets won. Many venrs ago, before reading by sound was Ao ari versl as now, & mossenger hoy tn the Wesiern Union cffice in Chillicothe startled the operator and several prom went gentlomen present by exclaim ing: ‘“Tho Neii house is burning For tha: offenee he was promptly dis miesed, but his quick ear could not be dispensed with, and he was rein- atated, and now occupics an cficial position in a rival company.” ““Aro there wany errors made in the transmission or receiving of dis- patches?” “Not many, considering the num. ber of dispatches that aro sent, More errors are made in receiving than transmitting, and more by old opera. tora than by beginnere. The latter aro extra cautious and seidom make a FF8 :OWA THURSDAY, CITY COUNCIL The First Meeting in the New L ear. There was a foll attendance at the rogular meeting of the city couneil last night, Tne reports of city flicers were recoived snd placed on fi'e Among the petitions was one from the volunteer Retcae fire company asking for the payrent of tho $18 per month, as of old, T: was accompan- ied by a petition of citizons, Rafer red to the committee on fire. An or dinance was passed preventing cattle from ranning at largs in any platted portion of the eity, ~ An ordinance was pasced requiring railway compan ien to have flagmen at crossings on Main and Broadway, and not to ob- struct these streots more than five minutes, and not to obstruct other streets more than ten minutes, the penalty beiog a fine of from $25 to $1C0, Anordinance was passed for- bidding wooden awnings and signs extending beyond any building more than three feet. Chief Templeton repcrted the following minute men as l\ulu sll tho best and most curative appointed by him for the fira depart- ment; Chatles Sanderson, (ius Berg: man, James Bradly, William Kapolje, H, Lennox and D. Waltere;for Kescue engine, H. Vandebo.art, A. B, Howe, Chatles Mathai, Oscar Brown, Char- les Sain, and Charles Strutze. Also that Merrian Stephens be appointed driver of the hook and ladder truck, and 0. D. Voorhes to take charge of the fire alarm system, The council concurred in the appointments. M;: George Dodge Speaks. This gentleman Jives in Emporium, Pa,, and says: ‘‘Upe of my men, Sam Le while working in the woods, sprain- ed his ankle 80 bad he could hardly hobble to the house. Used Z%.omus’ Eclectrie Oil and was ready for work the nexc mornine, T have never yet seen so good a medicine.” mistake, A messenger boy was sit- tirg in an office while the operator was at supper. The oftice was called and he answered that the operator was away. ‘Who are you!' the answer camo back, ‘“‘The office boy.” ‘Cin you takea mcsage ' ‘I am afraid to try it; Ineverdid.’ ‘Teyjt;’ and the message came ly and distinctly on an importont matter pertaining to the rond, and was s'gned by the superin- tendent, The boy repeated It as he had taken it, and the response came back, “Bully.” A calamity was averted, and a month later the boy had a night office on the road, and is now *‘Give me some Incident which you lo and orashes cheap at Harknees, |and Globe for coples of their papers|pyssed over the line,” R A T s Oroatt & Co.'s. E " |furnishod gratuitously, as well as for | It ia difficult to recal) them at will, Swindlers Abroad e other donations, but one incldent made such an im.| If 8pyone has represented that we are in any way interested in any bogus bitters cr stuff with the word ”lgopa" in their name, cheating hon- est folks, or that we will pay any of their bills or debts, they are frauds and swindlers, and the viciims should punish them. We deal in and pay only the billa for the genuine Hop announced the departurs of No. b, Bitters, the purest and best medicine and for three hours all I had heard |90 earth. ; was the regular report as the train Hor Brirers ManvracreriNg Co. passed, reporting ' stations, Then there was a press dispatch giving the state of the river at one ortwo points, when my attention was attracted by a call from an oftice which is usually closed earlier in the evening. To my surprise, the call was answered, and a message was announced for & little town some distance from the tel- egraph office, with instructions to de- liver st onoe, regardless of cost. The message was brief and in these words: ‘Mamie is dying; cowae at once;’ signed with a single name. Who Ma. mie was I had no ides, but I pictured her in my mind as a little girl, and the ;ue;nge I"f hoxdn her ll;l(nhfir t0 her | Pearl Street, ncar Broadway. ather. ound myself watching for a return dispatch, and as the Elght seas W e wore away 1 became anxious, The A opmmelec girl for ge teain by which tho father could reaoh | 31, 31 "Cuia > is dyicg child would soon pass that = lt.ufio’n. Would the opern(ol:' remain ’fim:’ ..!21’#52‘?.;‘\‘,‘33 S 10 the offics to send the answer which + P." Ayleswortn, box 879, Conncil I knew would ba expected! Abont 4 |Zu% In o'clock in the morning I called his office and received no answer. I knew then thatthe operator had goue home. As the hour approached for my relief I became more anxious, and = asked the day operator to watch for | F['Q RENT. the return dispatch, I wontto the cffice earller than ucual that evening, and was given the dispatch for which I had been waiting, It announced the inability of the father to start be- fore that night, and asked for newe. I | then knew instinctively that he would be too late, and would never eee his child alive again, But [ watched the? wires, and was rewsrded early in the evening with tho expected intelligence that Manie was dead, That was all pression on me at the time that I have I was the night cpsrator at a littlo staticn on ono of the roads leading into Cincinnati, porting trains, and on that evening there was nothing to break the mo- LTS R Horstord's Acid Phosphate is very valuable for profeesional men, It supplies the phosphates which are always lost by severe mental labor. NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advortisements, suc Lost, Found, To Losn, For Salo, To Bent, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be inserted In this column at the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inscrtion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion, Leave adv ertlsements b our office, No. 7 atonc ANTED—Everybody in_Councii BIuis 1o r wook, de Poarl Streot to take T B, 20 cents livered by carrlors, Office, No near Broadw inished rooms to rent, with 6 Myoster strect. Day board, 5 docti bt at 26 No. 7 Pearl o £5.50 por wor LD BEES—In packeges of & hun a packs,e at Tik Bxs o izonbili OR SALE—Beautiful residence lots, 860 each; nothing down, and 83 permonth only, EX-MAYOL VAUGHAN, “Miscellaneous. Geo. R. Reard, dealer in wall d window sh-des, will move Janu: 0 11, Pearl street, to new M 2 Main, and 33 Vear] s'revs, rext EMOVAL paper ary 10, fron Maho ever knew of the circumstances, but it | door to post Jand'ts ; A 3 made Inating improseion on my mind, | TSGUND A deck or_draft. The owngr w1l Iam not moch on sentiment, and l‘ pleas call us H. F Scaman’s bood store, pay for this adver isemest, prove procerty and would not have related this incident if v reccive the san Jand-it vou had not asked for something, and T could remember nothing else. Some other time I may give you something better, Call and see me often, and if I can give you anything interesting I will be glad to do so,” OUND—A col Bxn offi e, pr ot the pi YED OR STO) a white stripe on the and at time had 4 good socicty pin. Come 10 the for this ad, prove. property A emall W two white hind n sadd] Mexi - - ket, and she was tied xmut n‘f nl;'u P s"cank at half past eight o'clock. Libe Hesi Bittors Ever Made. N A. B. ACKER, VEND ORDERS for Cobs to Up S Elevator, or to N. J. Eond, by R. W. L. PATTON—Physiclan aud Ocullst, Gan cure any case of sore eyes, It ls oaly & watter of timo, and can cure generally in from three t¢ five weeks— it makes nc differ- ence how long diseased. Wil straighten crose eyos, operute and r Fiyroginms, ste, and lisert artificlal oyes. Bpecial attention to ro- movelng tadeworms ——— They are compound from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandel ion—the oldest, hest, and most valu- ablo medicine in the world and con- properties of all other remedies, being the groatest Blood Parifier, Liver Regulator and Life and Health Re- storing Agent on earth, No disease or ill-health can possibly long exist where these Bitters ara used, so var- ied and perfect aro their operations, They give new life and vigor to the sged and infirm, To all whose em- ployient cause irregularity of the bowola or uriuary organs, or who re- COUNOIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CIICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, Depart. Atlantic Ext Ex and Mail D. Moines & quire an Ar.\tizur, Tonic and mild CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AXD QUINCY, Stimulent, Hop Bitters are invalua- Depart. i Atlantic Ex ble being highly curative, tonic and stimulating, withont Intorlcating, | Hrzead B2 No matter what your feelings symptoms are, what the disease or ail wment is, use Hop Bitters, Don't wa until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once. It wmay save your life. Hun- dreds have geon saved by so doing, Five hundred dollars will be paid for @ case they will not cure or he?l:. Do not sutfer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters, Remember, Hop Bitters 1s uo vile, drugged nostrom, but the Purest and Best Mudicinu‘\'ur made; the “In. Mai and Ex Accom, (Mon, UNION PACIFIC, Depart. Overland Ex,11:50 a. m, Lincoln Ex..1 Emigrant .. .5z 3 WABAAI, BY. LOULS AND PACIFIO, Depart. Mail and Ex.. 9:458m valid'’s Friend®nd Hope,” and 10 | Canuon Ball.. 4:50 pm family or person should be withont 810U GITY AND PAGUIG them. Try the Bitters to-day. Dopart For Sloux City.T: For Fort Niobrs Never Give Uvp. Neb* *6:0 pm If you are suffering with low and de | For 8t. Paul.. L850 & m pressed spird genera CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT, PAUL. debility, d constiti | peave Council Bly Arrives Council Blufls, of o bilious | Mail shd Ex. . *9:20 & w | Mail and Ex..."6:86 pm uro s bottle of | Atiantic Ex./15:16 pm | Atlantic Ex..19:10 8 w be surprised to CHICAGO, MILWAUKKR AND BT, PAUL. ovement that will follow; wpired with uew life; strength and activity will return; pain and wisery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Eleo Sold at fifty cents a bottle, byC., wau rrives at Omaha, L19:46 8 m 20 pw *Excopt Sundays. 1Except Saturdays. {Except Mondays. {Daily Counctl Blufis & Omabha Street R. R, Leave Council Blufls. Leave Omaha, 8am 9am 10am[8am, 0a m, Naw,im2ymdp|iiaml m, 3 p B, 4 pw, 6pw, 6P |w,4pw,5pw,6pm Stroct cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific . Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, et ckly relieved by Buown's BRONCHIAL JOHES A simple and effectual remedy, superior to all other Depot. On Bunday the cars begin their trips at artioes for the wame purpose, ol vnly in | § o\clock w. w., and run regu'arhye during the day COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | st | o | Wholesale Fi HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa mar.5-8m J. MUELLER Headquarters For the Cele- P brated A (Weber Pianos, L Goods Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, | COUNCIL BLUFFS, aHndRg e FOR BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM T ESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE OEILEE Orders filied in uny p D BUDWEISER BEER Orders by telephone promptly attended to. NT TAILOR, BT SULITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, p Lowest Pogsible Prices. UPPER BROADWAY. imping, ab Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prices nover before touched b 180 & full Une of switchos, otc. b grostly roduced pricos. Also gol Waves mado from Iadies’ own halr. ‘Do nas fall o call before purchasing isewhere. warranted ae l:xmn\«k 8. J. J. GOOD, WORGAN, KELLER & GO, «| T T 1D 32 IR A IF IR S The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic case | toat all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or pri n has served as undertaker for forty years and_thoronghly understand WAREROOMS, 846 AND 857 EROADWAY. Upholstering in promitly attended to; also carpet-luying and lambrequins, Tele- rdery filled without delay. his business. all its_ brancl graphic and. g sult purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel, Privato famiiles sup- cellvered free of charge to any rt, of the city. Wholesale 77 MILW No, 711 Broadway, Cou orders to families and d AGENT FOR Joseph Schlita Brewing any’s Celebrated B E E R : KEE Orders from the 2ountry olicited E, GUIBERT & CO,, cesors to ERB & DUQUETTE), iers and Gonfectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bluffs, Ia. TACOB APPET G ROCER. No. 529 8 Main 3treet. - - = Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our square desling and atten: tion to customers. Good hutter alwayson hand, Prompt delivery of goods, 8. M. Crooks, Pres, N. B. Easrox, Secy. J, O. Horruax, Vice Pres, N. B. Moorg, Counselor, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANGE CO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] Insurance at Actual Cost. Insuring LIVE STOCK Agatnst Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Experienced agents wanted, solicited from all parts of Towa. Oxrice: 103 Pearl 8treet, Council Bluffs, Ia, deos- At MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN H AIR GO O DE:S, Correspondence boxes, Price 20 cts, at 9, 11, 2 4, 6 sud € o'clock, and run to city time, 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. ~ ~