Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1883, Page 7

HE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFESA;QWA FRIDAY, JANUAFY 5 “The Daily Bee GOUNGIL BLUFFS. Friday M;;ming Jan 57 Oarrlor, 2 ai Ofce: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Wroadway. —_— Taar Oouncil Bluffs has had a yesr of great prosperity, and great ad- vancement !s evident from the show- ings of facts and figures already given in Tae Bee. It remains with its citi- zens and business men whether this growth shall continue, or whother there shall come stagnation and de- cline. This oity has al- most unparalleled railway facil- fties,. It hes many marked ad- vantages for manafacturing enter- prises and wholesalo establishments. It:remains simply for Council Blaffs to use ita facilities and improve its opportunities This city is in condition to reach out much further into the surround- ing country for businees than 1t has yot done and to draw trade here from amuch larger territory than is yeot covered. In thus gathering In the business which ought to be tributary to Coun- cll Blufis, all must concede that Tue Bek is an invaluable help, of which every business man should avail him- welf. Besides its large local circula- tlon it finds Ita way into almost every nook and corner of a large field, east ‘wesy, north and south, where its com- potitors are almost unheard of. The wide awake and enterprising business men and manufacturers of Council Buffs need but little more than a reminder of TuL Brk's ex- tenslve circulation to cause them tof ¢ roalize that by no other advertising medium can they so readily reach the trade which they are seeking. MINOR MENTIONS, —J. Y. Fuller removed hia office to Shu- gart’s new block, Pearl street. ~J, Mueller’s Palace]Music Hall, ~Old papers for sale at THE Bek office at 25 cents per hundred, —Some sneak stole a valise ‘and clothing from Mr. Holland's livery stable yesterday. —Dishes, glassware, lamps, etc,, at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, —Subscribe for newspapers and periodi- oals at H, . Seaman’s book store, —Martying seems to be waning in pop- ularity, Nota licenso asked for yester- day. ~Furniture of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway® —The Iadies of the city met sgnin yes- terday afternoon to sew on clothing for the poor. ~—The prisoners in the jail are{ alowed 40 while away thoir timo in gdovg aud dance, with banjo accompaniment, ~—Where is there a live city wishout an active board of trade?! The men of busi- ness men must turn out and act in concert if |the vital interest cf Council Bluffa are to be fostered and protected. ~—Oharles Troop, of the Wabash, now wmourns the loss of two fingers, caused by ght between the cars in the yard —The trial of the case of old man Smith for assaulting his divorced wife last sum. mer was begun in the district court yester- day afternoon, —Hiram Van Leuven was before Jus- tice Abbott yesterday, on the charge of threatening his former wife, The parties to the quarrel made up, and coming to an swmicable understandiog the case was dropped. —The talk of & union deot is bemg re- vived. The present plan scems to be to bulld it where the base ball grounds now are, and to have all the pool lines join in its erection and occupancy, doing away en- tirsly with the present local patsenger de- pots, —FE1 Polnts was on trial yesterday afternoen in the superior court, before jury, charged with tealing a scerf from one of the men at work on the river packing ice. No prosecuting attorney ap- peared, but the defense was cared for by “Tipton & Astwitch, The jury returned & verdict of guilty, —The police yesterday found who the two fellows were who slugged one of our worthy oitizens last Sunday night. Their names were are Tom and Jerry, It will ot do to tell which of the police took Tow and Jerry i, nor which justice tried such blankets wouldn’t sncceed in freczing » man, there would be no use in trying. With such blankets the suspicion must naturally arise that the drunks are not frozen before they are brought in, but af- terwards, —The coun'y board continued ite work yostorday, Mes ra, Clayton and Under- wood were appointed » committee to visi St, Mary's hospital at Davenport and re- port the condition of the incurable insane belonging to this county in that iostitu- tion at the April res:ion of the board, The treasurer's accounts were examined and found to be correct, and the report of the overseer of the poor waa acted upon favorably. —Miss Jennie Dickson this evening lec- tures at Dohany's hall for the benefit f ief fund, she charg vg nothing for ices, Dohany granting a free use of the hall, and the Boys’ Band contribut- ing the music, so that the entire receipts will go toward helping the poor of the city. Aw the tickets are only twenty-five cents, and reserved seats only fifty cents, thehall should be packed, f r aside from the wor- thiness of the cause, the lecture itself promizes Lo be one of great entertainment and much thonght. There is much difficulty attendiog the work of raising ridewn ks on Main street them, ~—Robert Taylor, alias Roberts, was bev fore Justice Abbott yesterdsy on the charge of obtaiuing oods under false pre- tenses, it being claimed th at he got paints and ofls from A, D. Foster's store and had them charged to C. L. Mitchell with. out any authority from the latter. Justice Abbott held him in the sum of 850 for the district court, ~Jobhn Wittigschlager, charged with arson, was acquitted by Justice Abbott, be proviog an alibi, Jobn had witnesses to prove thathe was too drunk to walk the night f the fire, that he was asleep at the California house, that he was locked io, and that & savage bull dog was at the exit ready to devour one who came out, On the charge of threatenine his wife, the court bound him over to the district court in the sum of § —The young man laymond, who has been on trial in the district court, was yes- terday found guilty of petit larceny, It appears that Raymond hired a horse and buggy of Dohany, and leaving the horse hitched on » by-sercet, rold the harness, whip and lap-robe, The chief aim of the defense seemed to ho to show that the stolen property was leas than $20 in value, and the jury decided it to be about $19. ~Itisnot to be wouderad at that wo many cases of freezing are reported amoug those who get drunk snd are ruu in, The calaboose has been furnished with blankets ‘which cost sixty-five cents a pais, If two to a temporary grade, as ordered by the council, The trouble scems to be that some of the owners of buildings ore not ready to raise their buildings, and they protest against being buried under, The contractors who originally took the task have got tired and quit, and another has undertaken it, There is warfare up and down the line and many controversics arive. If lenienoy is shown to one prop- erty owner because of his inability to raize his building, then all the neighbors claim the same, and thus many adjustments are required. The dirt is so badly frozen that it is in great chunke, and does not make very neat filling or very safo wa'ks, Some parts of the street are raised, and others are objected to, and until something more is done, the sidewalks are in a very unsafe condition, as well as very uncomfortable to travel over, el e o Holiday gocds at Harkuess, Oroutt Co. - S To strengthen and build up the sys tom, & trial will convince you that Brown's Iron Bitters is the best med- icine made. Harkness, Orccutt & Co, have stilt a fow fine silk dolmans. Call and sce them. PERSONAL. F. H. Galbraith and wife, of Albion, Neb., dined at the Ogden yesterday. Mrs, A, Hartney, of Denison, visited Council Bluffs yesterday, Frank Armstrong, of Philadelphia, is at the Oyden, 1. Fendwick, engineor from Platte, is in the city, visiting . son, North H., Dal- P, P. Shelby, of Oniahs, was in the city yesterday. L. M. Dootor, of led Ok, visited the Bluffs yesterday. B. F. Brown, of Wood River, Idaho, & brother of Mrs, W. F. Sapp, is paying » visit to herself and family here. Win. Bargen, of Weat Side, Towa, was in the clty, making sundry purchases, yes- torday. it Ladies' and children’s wool hoods at Harkness, Oreutt & Co. ——.— A FIRt PATROL. A Suggestion That the Volunteer Firemen Reorganize as Such. partment has loft the volunteer organ- ization little to do in the actual work of suppressing fires, beyond such as- tance as thoy may of their own ac- cord afford, 1t is the desire of some to waintain the volunteer organiza. tion, as it has been of long standing and aboat it have naturally gathered wany pleasant associations and mem- ories, It has been suggested that the volunteers malntain organization a8 a firemen’s relief oniation, but this has not ccmmended itself to all a8 just what they want, though this may be a leading feature of the or- ganization, 1t is now suggested that a fire patrol be organized by the vol- unteers, the duty of the patrol being 80 take charge of the removal of prop- erty from burning buildings, and to protect stocks of goods, ete., from loss by water or theft. Such patrols are In oltles espocially an essentlal foeature of flre departments, and the work {8 an important one, as will be seen by a moment's thought. Any organization taking upon itself this part of the work would doubtlesn meot with hearty support and cordial indorsement by business men, Insur- ance companies, and by the city authoritizs, heavy school hose at Harkness, Orcutt & O ———— Oare-worn persons, students, weak nnd ov worked mothers will find in ron Bitters a complete tonio, which gives strength and tone to the wholo system, DISEASE AND DEATH. How They Have Been kought by the County Pbysician, The county physician, Dr, F, P, Bel- linger, has prepared in his report to the county board a showing of the|? number of cases treated by bim in the city, and the nature of the difficultics, The totsl number of cases treated was 89, and only one death has occurred, which is & preity strong showing that those of the poor who are taken slck are carefully and skillfully cared for, Tho nature of the troubles are classi fied as follows: Pneumonia 3, mea sles 2, bronchitie 3, anginia pectoris 1, rheumatism 2, chiid birth 1, congos- tion of the epine 2, congestion of the ilver 2, sorofala 4 3, cyetitis 1 varicocele 2, orch , abscees 4, grenular opthalmis 2, nephritis 1, cataract 1, phymrals 2, small pox 1, septicemia 1, delirlum tremens 2, ty- phoid fever 12, cholera infantam 3, malarial fever 4, prolapsed rectum 2, typhe-malarial fover 22, frozen 3, STREET ORDINANCES, The City Council Parzes Three Important Ones Regulating the Highways. No Cattle, no Awnings or Bigns, no Railway Obatructions. At the last meeting of the city council there were three important ordinances paseed. One of thens was amendatory to the ordinance restrain- ing steck from running ai large. The ordinance as thus amended inclades cattlo as well as horses, hogs, etc, and is derigned to prevent especially the cow nuisance The cows have had their own way heretofore, much t the annoyance of many citizens, whe bave had foliege despriled and sice wallca demoral The enforcement of this ordinance as now amende” wil restrain cows from running at large in the platted portion of the city, bu will allow of their grezing in the out- ok rte, where exists no particular ob. jection againet them and where many cltizans 0wn cows, Another ordlnance in regard to strcetr wao passed, which declares war on wooden awnings, sidewalk signe and advertising posts, It ix designed to clear the streets of all theso ob structions and make a clean sweep The trouble has been that the mer- chants in their rivalry have posted ont one sign after another and made such extensive displays of goods on the sidowalks that the public was given bat little chance to use the walke, while the appearance of the stroets has beon made unseemly. Under this or- dinance no more barrels and boxes, old stoves, plows, etc., can be set out on the sidewalks for people to tumble off, or by which to tear their clothes. The ordinance provides, however, that whero the sidewalk is twelve feet wide the occupant of the building can have slgns or dlsplays of goods extending out not more than three feet on the stdewalk, and where it Is less than twelve feet they cannot extend more than two feet. Cloth awnings must be at least seven feot aove the side- walk 80 that a tall man can pass under without knocking off his silk tile. There have been numerous com- plaints about the danger of the rail- way orossings, as well as the annoy- ances caused by the streets being blccked by freight cars, while switch- ing {8 going on. The ocouncil sought to remedy this also, by the passage of an ordinancs requiring railway com. panies to keop flagmen at the cross- ings of Broadway aud Main street to warn passersby of approaching trains. The new ordinance also provides that cars must not be allowed to stand across either strest Jorger then five minutes, nor across other strects longer than ten minutes. The pen alty fixed for the viclation of this ordinanco is a fine of from $26 to $100. 1f theso ordinances are strictly en- forced there will bo quite & reforma- tory wave sweep along the thorough- fares of trado here ificont machinery of Buraham & Sone, and then ray that we ara not metropolitan, They can and do furnish the finest fresh ronated coffoo imaginable, Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- els and croshes cheap at Harkness, Orcutt & Co, ' —_———— Mz Georgs Dodge Spoaks. ‘This gentleman lives in Kmporium, Pa., and snys: ““Jne of my men, Sam Lewis, while working in the woods, sprain- od hix ankle 80 bad he could hardly hobble to the house. Used 7%omas’ Eclectric Oil and was ready for work the next morning. T have never yet seen 80 good a medicine,” e ———— COMMERCIAL. Counert Brukrs, January 4.—The grain buyers are paying outside prices for corn, but farmers are not freo sellers at prices now provailing. Our packers are buying all the hogs offered, and receipts are increasing all the time. Our elovator is receiving and shipping large quantities of Nebraska gaain, The receiving and shipping of the grain is un- der the direct managgment of M. A. Arm. strong, & grain inspector from Chicago, Our new roller milla are turning out choice brands of flour and shipping to all Towa points, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by 9. Y. Fuller, mer. shandise broker, buyer aud shipper of grain and provisions, office board of trade rooms, Council Bluffs, Tows. nrAr -No, 2 spring, 750; No. 8, zood demand, to feeders and 27c to ship- pers; good demand for shipment. OArs—Scarce and in good demand; 30@ TAY—4 00@6 00 per ton, Rvr—40c; light supply. Coix MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woch—Good supply, prives st 5 00@6 00 PR PSOLIS), TRty Coar—Delivered, hard, 1000 per ton; soft, b 00 per ton, Burten--Plenty and in fair demand; 5 roe and in demand; 30c per airbank's, wholesaling at 13c. Firm; deslers paying 186 per PoULTRY - pound for turkeys and 10¢ for chickens. VEGETABLES —Potatoes, cabbages, 80@10¢ per dozen @3 50 per barrel LoUR—Crystal Rollor mill flour retails ed at 3 25 for disduwm winter; 2 80 for gold- 00 for hard tack, 2 00@3 00 per dozen, STOCK, calves, b 00@7 50, receipts, 500 head; nd at packing hous. ng in for com: 5 40@5 50; geod 7 y packing, 90@6 10; butchers and shippers payiag for wagon lots 5 25@ CaTTLE—S 00@ Hoas —Esti uated good den - ——,—— When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, ete., it must bo indigestion that ails you, Brown's rou Bittery cures it Get Rich When Hops are $1.25 per Ib, as now, an acre will yield §1,000 profit, and yei tho hest family Medicine on earth, Hop Biiters, contain the same quantity of Hops and are sold at the anine price fixed yoars ago, although Hops now are twenty times higher than then. Raleo Hops, get rich in pocket; use Hop Bitters and get rich in health, AR A good medicinal tonie, with real merit, is Brown's Iron Blttere, so all druggists say, LIES. LIES It is & lie that the Courcii Bluffs page of Tre Bee does not circulate throoghout the entire west. It in & lie that we hav: not over 500 ciroulation ia this city., 1t is a lie that Tue Bre 13 not doing more for the welfare of Conncil Bluffe than any of its malicious compstitors whose tcola persistently pedcle these faleehoods, 0 €ouncil Biuffs needs Tur Bee more than Tuy Bee nesds Council Bluffs, Tue Bee is doing a neat businees, greater by far than any three or four common Missouri river dailies, We can prosper in the future as in the past without our Coancil Bluffs honee, Oar reeeipts at the Omaha oflice now average about 815,000 & week. D oes Council Bluffs want the trade of the Far West? Then she needs the aid )i Tue Beg, for neither the Nonpareil nor the Globe can show a hundred subscribers west of the Missourd river. Money for the Unmasried. One of the most solid and substn- tial 1nstitutions in this country is the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust assocta- tlon of Cedar Ripids, Ia, Durirg their first year, ending January lst, 1883, they paid over 30,000 00 in benefits to their members, and the greatest satisfac ion prevalls among their certificate holders, They are organized under the lawa of Towa, and their officers and directers are among tho leading and most prominent bus- ness men ot Oedar Rapids. Every un- married person shoula heve a certifi- cate in this asscciatin. It is & splendid investment, as safe} sccure and sure s a government bond. You ean just as well have a good sum of money to commenoce mar ried Jifeon a8 not, Over 200 mem- bers have been pald off, receiving over 300 per cent. on their inveet- ment- Send a postal card for free circulars fully detailing the plan, which is the finest known, Good agents can get territory if applied for soon, Write to-day. Do not post- pone it, Mention where you saw this notice. J4-1m Eorich and revitalize the blood by usingBrown’s Iron Bitters., GOOD, BUT DIED POOR. Brother Gardiner on & Deceased Member of the Club. Detroit Free I'ress, ‘T agin becomes my palnful dooty to announce do fack dav death has ln- vaded our ranks,” said the president, a8 tho last notes of the triangle died sway, “‘Word hes bin received dat Elder John Spooner, ¢f Winchester, Virgiony, am no mo’. He jined dis elub nbout two y'ars ago, a0’ his in- tere’ in it was unabated up to hie dying hour. In his death we have lost a good man, but we hLas at de same time gained somo waluable ex- perience, in_ case wo feel like accept- ing it. Bider Spooner believed in de motto: Horesty am de bes' policy; an’ he died poo’. He loved his naybur a8 himeelf, an’ his naybhar had alto gether de bes’ of it, He had charity fur all, an’ he kept his chill'en widout shoes an’ his wife tien down to a kali- ker dress fur Sundsy. His mottwo was Excelsior, an’ his Sanday din- ner was as thin an’ hard as sheet- iron.” “Doorin’ de summer sezun, when fael doan’ cost nuffin, folks kin go bar- fat, an’ any sort of & man kin airn a dollar a day, it am well 'nuft to hang ‘God Bless Our Home' ober 'de doah an’ spank de chill'en wid a boot-jack labeled: ‘Dar am room at de top;’ but arter winter has shot down, de man who won't trade proverbs fur 'taters and mottoes fur bacon may make up his mind to feel hungry balf de time. Elder Spuoner was honest, an’ darfore ragged. He was fall of mercy an’ plty an’ sympathy, an’ had de repu taahun of bein’ weak in de second story, I doan’ advise any men to be wicked, but I desire to carelessly re- mark dat de real good man who am obleeged to turn his paper collars am shunned by society an’ latfed at by de world. Lot us now purceed to biz ness." e Hop Bitters Are the Purest and Beat Bitter) Ever Made. They are compound from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandel- ion—the oldest, best, and most valu- able medicine in the world and con- taln ail *he best and most curative properties of all other remedios, bsing the greatest Blood Paurifier, Liver Regulator and Life and Health Re- storing Agent on carth. No disease or ill-health can possibly long exiat where these Bitters are used, so var- ied and perfect are thoir operations, They give new life and vigor to the aged nng infirm. To all whose em- ployment cause irregularity of the bowols or urinary organs, or who re- quire an Afetizar, Tonic and mild Stimulent, Hop Bitters are invalua- ble being highly carative, tonic and stimulating, without intoxicating. No matter what your feelings symptoms are, what the disease or ail ment is, use Hop Bitters, Don't wa until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use HoY Bitters at once. It may eave your life. Hun- _|dreds have been saved by so doing. Five hundred dollars will be paid for a case they will not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters, Remember, Hop Bitters la no vile, drugged nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made; the ‘‘In- valid’s Friend and Hope,” and no family or person should be without them. Try the Bitters to-day. e — Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, ete., quickly relieved by BrowN's Brociiat, Tuocuys, A swple and effectual remedy, superior to sl other artices linrthn same purpose, Sold only i boxes, Price 25 cts, NEW STORE. New E‘roods. NEW YUR! PRICES. IOWA ITEMS. Sibley is aboutjto organize a GrandArmny p st Davenrort’s building improvements foot up only #120,00 The new Jpe @ house at Emmetaburg will seat 600 people. The drilling for coal began at Fontanelle, Adair county, on the 26th. The Towa weather bureau has eost 8319 - 88 during the I st three months, Dabuque epent over $1,000,000 in (im- provements during the past year, The Ottumwa papers says that gold miniog is going ou in the vicinity of that ace, The enroliment of teachers at the state association intitute at Cedar Falls wan much la ger than ever before, Tte growing town of Perry improved last year to the extent of $305,000, or more than twice as much as Davenport, Wholesale chicken thievery in Ottumwa has been stopped by the apprehension of two thieves named Orcutt and Daggett, The office of the recister of the state land office is abolished, and henceforth be- comes part of the otfics of the secretary of tate Des Moines is euffering from incendiary fires, ‘The new city hall was ket on fire & fow days ago but fortunately it was dis- covered, The brewers of Dubuque bave advanced the price of beer to 8 per barrel, The saloons have cut down the sizo of their glasses, Des Moines claims more fine horses than any other city west of the M ississip- pi, and the speeders are frequently brougut out for 2:25 spurts, An alarming epidemic has broken out in Oskaloosa among the horses, and a veter- inary surgeon has besn eent from the state department to examine it, A meeting of Icwa coal operators was held last week in Des Moines. The out- put for 1832 was about 4,000,0 0 toos, or 500,000 tons more than during 1881, The burglars are still making it unpleas ant for Keokuk oltizens, who are not ac customed to that kind of scciety, No less A than fourteen houses were entered on Fri- day night, The $38,000 Catholic church in Ford Dodge was de“icated last Suaday, Bithop O'Connor, of Nebr.ska, preached the ser- mon, and was assisted in the dedicitory servicas by Vicar General Brazil and other clereymen, ‘Vano Horn bad a lively time on Christ- mas, Inaealoon row several men were badly hurt, A constable waseent to make arrests, ' ut in endeavoring to take a pris- oner away he was set upon by the roughs and barely escaped himself. | urk and Chautcsy, two of the roughs, were after- ward arrested and held to bail GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —Special advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For ale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, otc., will bo fuserted in this column st the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firat Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent lasertion. Loave sdv ertlsements at o offi: A\ tind employ tonce, M s, T, WV ANTED- 0 uidings to o V “aspeciilty of movi g houses and_safes V. P.” Ayleswortn, box 879, Connil TD—Everyboay 1h Counc ake Thx Bxx, 50 cents by carricrs. Office, No 7 } near Rrosdway. For 8ale and Rent PO RENT.—Fnrnished rooms to rent, with board, at 746 Myoster strect. Day board, .50 per week. dectgtf L BEES—In packages ot a hundred st 26¢ ( © ab Tux Bun oftics, No. 7 Pearl JOR BALE—Beautiful residence lots, 860 ‘each; nothing down, and $3 permonth only, ¥ EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. apl8-tt Miscellaneous. EMOVAL—Geo. R. Beard, dealer in wall paper and window sh des, wili move Janu 16, from No 11, Pearl strect, to new Mc- Mahon bloc fain, and 85 Pearl s re M8, vext door to post.fiico Jand -t QOUND—A check or_draft pleas call at H. E - Sea iy for this sdver isement, pr receive the san The owner wll book_store, pro_erty and jand-st OUND—A colleg> pocisty pin. Come to the Lx offi e, pay for this ad, prove property ard got the pil OR tripe cn the fac two white hind nd at time had a good Mexican saddle and and she was tied in front of office at Pasey’s oank at half past_eight o'clock. Liberal reward will be given for any information of the i A. B. ACKER, ND ORDERS for Cobs to Upper Broadway jovator, or to N. J. Bond, bywail. _ d22 1w R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist., Gan cure any caso of sore eyes. It 13 only & matter of tine, and can cure generally in trom threo tc five weeks—it makes nc differ- once how long diseasod. Will straighton cross eyos, operate and remove Ptyreginms, etc., and For Dr\; Goods and Fancy Goods go to L. HARRIS, 734 Lower Broadway, insert artificial eyes, Bpecial” ttention to re- wovelng tadeworms apb-tt IJOUNUV lLV BLUF¥S RAILROAD TIME TABLE. —_— Des Moines ac CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY. Depart. Arrive, Atlantic Pacific Ext Mail and Ex* Mail and T00pm N. Y. B 00 p m | Neb & Kas Ex.5:20a m CHICAGO AND NORTIHWESTERN. Depart. Arrive, Atlantic Ext. pm | Pacifle Ext 9158 m Mai! and am | Maii and Ex* 615 p m Accom. (Sat.) pm | Accom. (Mon.).1:45 p m KANHAS CITY, 8T, JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, Arrive Express.. .....0:50 pm Mall and Ex.. 645 pm UNION PACIFIC. Ex) Depart. Overland Ex.11:30 & m. | Overiand Fx,,4:00 p. m. X. 800 & m, Arrive. Lincoln Ex..1 Denver Ex. 30 a. m. 30 a. . Local Ex. 5 6. M. Emigrant 00 . . WABASH, BF. LOUIS AND PACIVIO Depart. Arrive Mail and Ex.. 9:45a m | Mail and Ex., 4:30 pm Cannon Ball.. 4:50 p m | Cannon Ball. 11:05 & m SIOUX CITY AND PACIYIC, De Ar am | Frm Sloux 6:50 p m For Fort Niobrar Frm Fort Niobrara, Neb*........T:588m vos 00 P For St. Paul...7:40 p m | From St. Paul. 50 s m CIICAGO, MILWAUKES AND 8T PAL Leave Council Bluffs, Arrives C Bluffs. Mail and Ex..*9:20 a m | Mail and Ex..."0:08 pm Atlantic Ex. . 15:15 p m | Atlantic Ex.19:108 m C1ICAGO, MILWAUKEK AND ST, PAUL Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omahs. 340 pm | M Mail and Ex Atlantic Ex xcept Sundays. {Except Saturdays. $Except Mondays. §Daily Council Blufts & Omaba Street R. R. uncil Hins. Leave 9am 10am|8 Mamia2pmsdp|11ewm 1pn, 2y m, 4 pm, 6pwm, 6pm. | wm,4pw0pu the Union Paci their trips at luring the da an o city time E.AR. BEWE AND Dr. Muaghe_ar.;l]cul@st, Aurist, AND SPECIALIS {n Chronic discases, offers hls sery flictad with diseases of th s Eye, E dineases of any character. Warrants & cure in 3 o all af , or Cbronic tion to customers, 31 Rheumatic affections’ Can be consulted by mall or in person at the Metropolitan hotel, Council Blufls, lowa. HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street, mar-5.8m Council Bluffs, Iowa J. MUELLER’S = I Address, O J. MUE iiH COUNGI Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Headquarters For the Cele- brated A Weber Pianos, ™M Goods| LLER, L BLUFFS, U S I C EX A = .. = ORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SELTER TS MCAIDE » WEE WEST. Blff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & CO. DEALFEERE TN GEISE MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL W. BOTTLED BEER, A ALSO AGENTS FOR THE BATH Orders filied in any partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended INSTITUTE, Dryant Street, one Door north of Dohany's Mall, Thermo-Bl:ctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. For Iadies unfailing swriliary in_ rec:nt Colds, Rheumatism, Besides, my wife, a competent lady, 'will attend 1 nd gentlemen, These Baths are fully endo sed y the Medical Fraternity as being an curalgia, Lumbago and many otlicr ailments 4F. OCK WOOD, Propr. That nevor require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, ny other hair doaler. Also a full line of switches, etc. at greatly reduced ilver and colored nets. Waves made from Indies’ own halr. slaewhere. All goodn warrantod a8 represented. AVIES rices never befere touched b prices. Also gold, Do nob tail to call betoro purchusing S, J. J. GOOD), MR! ), 20 Main atreec, Council Bluffa, Tows. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., T RNDERITARIE IR S. The finest quality and largest stack west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr. Morgan has served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 316 AND all its_branches promptly attended to; also raphic and mail orders filled without delay. 87 BROADWAY, Upholstering in carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- CONRAD BREWERY GEISE'S & MALT EOUSIE, Council Bluffs, Beer and malt n any quantity'to sult purchasers. plied with small kegs at §1.00 each, oelivered free of lowa. Beer #5.00 per barrel. Private famliles sup- charge_to any part of tho city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. City orders to families and dealers delivered free. Orders from the sountry olicited DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fraiers and Gonfectioners {6 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bluffs, Ia. T A (MO A Sy GEROCCER. No. 529 S Main Street. . Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our square dealing and atten- 8. M. Crooks, Pres, J. C. Horryay, Vico Pres. Good butter alwayson hand, Prompt delivery of goods, — N. B. Eastoy, Secy. N. B, Mooxg, Counselor, MUTUAL 10WA STOCK INSURANCE CO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] rienc licited fr Orrice: 10 Insurance at Ac.nal Cost. Tosuring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ACCIDEN ! 3 T, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever. ed ngents wanted, Corresponden m all parts of Towa, i B )3 Pearl Street, Council Blufis, Ia, MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HEAIXR GOODS, 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. / - e 4 - ) l? } o { \