Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY B The Daily Bee COUNGIL BLUFFS. MoflAuy Mominz, Jan. 8, nta per woek 10.00 por Y ear 8troeet, Omoe: ®oadway. No. 7 Pearl Near Tuar Oourcil Bluffs has had a year of great and great ad prosperity, vancement is evident from the show- ings of facts aud figures already given in Tae Bee It remaine with its citf s and businesa men whether this growth shall contivue, or whether there shall come stagnation) and de- ciive. This city has sl most unparalleled railway facil- ities. It hrs many marked ad- vantages for manafscturing enter- prises and wholesale establishments It remains simply for Council Blaffs t0 use its fadililies aud improve its opportunities, This city is in condition to reach I'E ~COUNCIL BLI 'FFS :OWA MONDAY, JANUARY 8 telograph, — Another instance of how thirsty folk ot on Sunday, A win saloon near the Rever yesterday w in a Broadway Jose waa amashed The Indies of the Episcopal charch are preparing for a musical and literiry enter tunment, at which Mrs. Lu Cake, nce Fila June Meade The en is to appear. tainment will probably be given next Sat- lay evenin A number of boys aged abont 14, wero arrested Saturday night for disturb. Lo peace by tip sver aigus and ts. They yon, George n the « M. Rosel , Rebert Kiddle and 1 ing other mischicf were re Roper, James Ma Harad Eggleston, The vresentation of a beantiful and and finely engraved atar from Theo Lunn and friends to 'L hom s S«inner, the newly elected constable, was mad: Saturday even- ing in Justize Vaughan's ffive, The entation speech was made by Mr. Vaug ia & very happy munner, while W. A, Myuster was equally felicitous The usual wooial exchange of conrtesies followed e an Holiday gocds at Harkness, Oroutt & Co.'s, PERBONAL, out much further into the surround- ing country for business than it has yet done and to draw trade here from amuch Jarger territory than is yot covered. In thus gathering in the business which ought to be tributary to Coun- il Bluffs, all must concade that Tae Bek is an Invaluable help, of which every bnsiness man should avail him nelf. Besides it large local circula- tion it finds Its way into almost every nook and corner of a largo fiold, east wesy, north and south, where its com potitors are almost unheard of. The wide awake aud enterprising business men and manufacturers of Oouncil B'uffs need but little more than a reminder of Tue Bre's ex- tensive clrculation to caure them to realize that by no other advertising medium can they 8o readily reach the trade which they are seeking. MINOR MENTIONS. —1J, Mueller’s Palace!Music Hall, ~—For diaries for 1883 go to Bushnell & Brackett's. ~The Rescue Inds are to have n mas- auerade ball next Wedlneaday eveniog. &3 ~¥or your blank books for the new year g0 to Bushuell & Brackett, —Bubseribe for newspapers andfperiodi- oals at H, K. Soaman’s ook store, —The trustees of the public meet this evening in regular nession, Cikar RAILR0AD Tickes,—Buy them from D. W, Bushnel!, 5 doors north of postofk.ce, library ~The Driving Park association holds its election to-morrow evening at the court- honse, —The district court closed its term Sat- urday sfternoon. Judge Reed opens court to-day in Shelby county, ~Permit to marry was on Saturday given to A, O, Schultz, of Oakland, and Victoria Kippen, of this city. —The snnual meeting of Resons Hoso company £ ir the eleotion of directors is to be beld in Bloom & Nixon's hall Wednes- day afternoon at 3 o'clock, —Rade Harden, who was burned out in the recent fire on Broadway, and who lost all his property, is known wall among the show eople, as having a troupe of royal w urionettes and lilliputians. ity Attorney Mayne proposes to sue the city himeelf if the council does not al* low his olaim of $200 fr dumages done his corn crop by the fence being taken down im building the levee, and the cattle thus getting into the ficld, —The county board of sopervisors ad- jonrned Saturday until next Wednesday, thus giving the members o chance to spend Sunday st home, and recruit fresh strength for another wrestle with bills and accounts, —KEvery member of the board of trade should be on hand this evening to take part in the annual election of officors and the transaction of other important business to be brought before that body, —'Squire Vaughan performed his firat warringe Saturday, the contracting parties being Christian Christiansen, and Chris. tine Neilson Petarson. Both are residents of this city, the Lridegroom being a tailor by trade. —F. Meyer, ove of the letter carriers, bas been sadly bereaved by the death of his infant son Arthur, who died Saturday evening aged only two montbs, The fu- neral services wore held yesterday after- noon, —The train was fired into between here and Carson on New Year's day, some of the buckshot striking near B F, Clayton and Colonel Taw, who were in conversa- tion. The cause s obsoure; perhaps it was aocidantal, The objsct might have been to kill Tam, who is an insnrancy agent,—Macedonia Tribune, —Mr, Patrick Donshey and family bave had e eevere struggle with malarial fever, eight of them having been down with this disease, All have recovered but one daughter, Mamie, aged 13 years, who after tenderly caring for the others in their illnes, fell a victim herself, and dicd Saturdsy evening. The funeral will bs beld this forenoon at 10 o'clock frem the residence on north Eighth street. —Quat of eighteen persons indioted by the gran! jary only five were tried and cmvicted at the term of court just cl u:d, When one considers that out of all the crimes committed but few arrests aro mide, and out of those arrested only a small proportion are indict:d. and that cut of those indicted oply a few are c:nvicted, it seems as if & criminal had too good » changce for escape —Offiser Tyson on Saturday found at the transfar a man who was evidently as crazy ws a loon. The ivsane man thouyht he was going to be hung, and had otber vagaries which neceisitated his being taken in charge. Tuvestigation showed that he had $274 in gold on his person, ood a ticket to San Francisco, His naune J. Barker, of Daveuport, is at the Og. den., 8. M. Crooks, of Clarindon, is at the Pacific, J. G. Sabin, of Dunlap, visited Council Bluffe, Saturday, D. W, Bush, of Rochester, N, Y., Sun- dayed at the Ogden, John Jager, of Davenport, & ccmmer- cial touriat, spent Sunday here, C. G, Greenwood, of Silver City, ar rived at the Pacific yesterday, Will H, Spaulding and sister, of Omaha, dined at the Ogden yesterday. A. Luie has gone to Chicago on a con- bination of business and pleasure, H. 8. McKwen and Shelly, were at the P'a Berhane, of : yesterday. H. C. Hewenway, of Kansas City, was among Saturday's arrival in this city, J. B, Atkins has been confined to his bed for several days by illness, caused by a wevero cold with & toudh of malaria, W. 8. Baird, brother of J. W, Baird, roturns to-day to his studics as Cornell ¢ lloge, Mt, Henry Wagner, formerly of Waoner & Myers, started yesterday for Dakots, with the pupose of investing there in lands, junior in Vernon, Towa. L. C. Dunn, of Peregoy & Moore, has just returned from trip iu Nebraska, Ho is a constant worker, and therefore reaps a goodly smount of pat- ronage, John Alls has recoived an invitation from Mr, Spres, the socialistic secretary in Chicago, asking bim to speak at a meeting there with Mr. Weat, Mr, Allis has de- clined on account of ill health, B. M. Holzuan, who has been in the clothing business here with his brother, bid good by to Council Bluffs yesterday and left for New York, His brother will remain here until about the 20th, & succesalul Harknons, Orcutt & Co, have atilt a fow fine silk dolmans, Call and see them. COMMERCIAL. Bastimated receipts of hogs, 1,000, Local packers buying freely; supply limited; shippers are patd satisfactory prices; qual- ity very good. Common mixed, b 45@ 560; good mixed, 5 60@5 70; heavy pack- ing, 5 70@5 90; fancy, 6 05@6 10, Rouds are in good condition and local dealers report good trade from farmers, Corn and wheat advanced in Chicago to. day and in other eastern markets, Our local millers will be likely to ad- vance their prices on flour if there is a further advance in wheat, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuller, mer- chandise broker, buver and shipjer of grain and provision., 89 Pearl street. Wurar No, 2 wpring, rejected 503 wood dema ConN—29¢ to fecders and 200 to ship arce and in good demand; 30@ Hay—4 00G 6 00 per ton, Ryk—10c; light supply CORN MEAL—1 Y5per 100 ponnds, Woun ~Good supply, prices st yards, b 00@§6 00, CoAL—Delivered, hard, 1000 per ton; soft. 500 per ton, _Burrer—Plenty and n fair demand; Kaos ~Scarce and in demand; $0¢ per dozen, LARD—Fairhank’s, wholesaling at 13c. PouLtiy—Firm; deslers paying 130 per pound for turkeys and 10c for chick VEGETABLES — Pota cabbages, 80@400 per @3 50 per barel, ¥Lour—Crystal Roller mill flour r téil- for d sdum winter; 2 80 for g1 - 00 for hard tack, Brooys—2 00@3 00 per dozen, SOCK, 00@3 50; calves, b 00@7 50, eceipts, 1,000 head, City roller mills' «hol sale prices are 300; eary Children's heavy school hose at Harkneas, Orcutt & Co, e Bl LT S0 When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, ots , it mugt bo indigestiou that aily you. Brown's ron Bitters cures it, Money for the Unmarried. Oae of tho most solid and substan. tial fnstitutions in this country is the Marriage Fuod Matual Trust sesocta- tlon of Cedar Rapids, Tn. During thelr first year, erding January 1st, 1883, they pald over $30,00000 ir benefits to their members, and the greatest satlsfac'ion prevalls among their certifioate holders, They are organizad under the laws of Towa, and their officers and dirccters are among the leading and most prominent busi- ness men ot Codar Rapida, Every un. varried person shoula have & certifi cate ln this sssociation, It is & splendid investmont, ax safu] necuro and sure ss & government bond. You can justas well have u 00d sum of money to commence mar ho has a brother, who has been notified by THE SINN/KS' FATES. Judge Reed Lets Oarpenter Lightly, and Gives Others Abouc Three iears, ofr Saturday was an interesting day in the distric urt, the prisoners who wore convicted being to up receis their sentences, There was consider. able cariosity naturally arcused as to what Carpenter, the bigamist, would get as a punishment, To the surprize of those who expected to hear a five year's sentence prononnced, Judge Reod gave the young man only one year in the penitentiary, The points raised in Carpenter's fa- vor were that his Virginia wife had been gossiped about, and that he belioving the stories deserted her, and that he hoard afterwards that she had got adivorce teom him. He therefore moved and married the Council Bluffs giel, He there learred that bis first wife had not got a di- vorce, aud he left there until he could got one himeelf, and before duirg eo was arrested. His avowed purpose now is to get a divorce from his Vir- ginia wife, and marry and live with the one here as soon as he serves the term in prison. Judge Reed’s sym pathy seemed to have been tonched, and he lightenrd the scntence much more than was expected by the pubiic, The other prisoners did not get oft 0 easily. John Mann, who was con- victed of larceny, he having stolo a valise, was sentouced to three years in the peniteniiary, James Crowley, convicted of may hem, was sentenced to three years in the peuitentiary. He was engaged In a street row last summer with an old man, of whose lip be took a mouthff!, Dan Owers, who was found guilty of obtaining money and goods of For- man & Bro., was given three years, the motion for a new trial in his case beirg overruled, A motion for a new trial was made in the cuse of James Hendershott, found guilty of highway robbery, 1. was overruled, and Hendershott was sentenced to two years, Sher/ it Guittar will proceed at once to escort the prisoners acroes the state to Fort Madison, taking two at a time, The jury lo the case of C. Smith, charged with assault upon his wife with intent to kill, were cailed 1 from their room Satuid.y afternoon, after being out twonty-four hours, without resching a verdict. The foreman appesred armed with the re- volver which Smith used in the as- sault. He reported that #hey were no nearer to a verdiet than the night ba- fore, and Judge Reed thereupon dis charged them. I: 16 said that the jury 8l00d at one time ten to two in favor of convicting Smith of assaalc with intent to commit manslaughter, and then swapg sbout until thers were the elorious appearing of the great | God snd our Bavior Jesus Christ.” | Titus 11:13, - e M1+ Gorgs Dodge *penks This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa, oud woys: “Ope of my wen, Sam Lewis, whils working iu the woods, sprain ed his ank'e 80 h d he conld hardly hobhle totteh Used Z'omas’ Eeleet, ic O nd was rendy for work (be e moiuiog I have never yet se o d o medicine S SUAPRINI«G MAYNE of His Omeha Him an U Some Filends Give d Call xpec On Satorday evening a sleighing from O slegraphers th pariy cox aed maiuly p, and their ladics, crossed to this side, and made an un expectec A.H pris il upon their 1 friends, Muyne and family, The sur was complete, but the recipients of the soctal honor soon rallied, avd the gueats were given a cordial wel eoms and bountiful hospitality, A biuntiful repast was epread sad the needfals for a merry soctal time provided, mo that music and feasting were kept u; until a late hour ana all want merry Tne vieito s formed a jol y pariy, and expresscd themselves as having had a moat enjoyable time. Among the visitors were: Me and Mrs, Thos. Curry, Mr and Mrs Jumes Clute. br. and Mrs, Wilitam Rusland, Mr. and Mrea Wil liam H. Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Goorge Arbuthnot, J. B. Tomford, Charles E Sione, George King, Goorge M O'Brien, Willism Oldbam, Fravk Williams, W. Wakefield, Miss Mollie Brady. Mies Donley, Mrs. Martin Mis. Ro#s and others. Among those from this city who joined in the gooc fime were: M. B Brown, W K Whittingham, Mies Mamie Dale, Harley Mayne and Roy Mayne, - b Lzdies’ and children's wool hoods at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. s, o S i, A good medicinal tonie, with real merit, is Brown's Iron Bitterr, so all druggists eny. Fortunes or Farmers and Mee chavics, Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgmeny in taking care of the health of yourself aud family, 1f you e sallow comylexion, poor appetite, low and depressed. +pirits, and generally debilitated, do not delay & mo- ment, but go at once; and procure a bot. tle of those wonderful Electric Bitters which never fail to cure, and that for the trifling sum of fifty cents.— Tribune COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL ~_NOTICES. NOTICE. 16l advertisements, nc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wante, Boarding, otc., wiil olumn at the ow rate of TN LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE C! PER LINE for each subsequend inee leave ady ertisements ab our office, t, near Brondway Wants, 50 buildings to r We make f movi g houses and_safes leswortn, box 79, Conncil 0 Gounci, biufy i enta per woek, de Office, No 7 Poarl Street |0, RENT. T 0 per weok, L) BEES 1n pack ges ot a hy o )" bacia o ot Tk Ben office, No. 7 Parl atroet, tf Miscellaneous. )EM VAL -G o R. Peard, dealer in wall Mahon Hock, 2 Main, ana 3 Pea e HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS AKXD CARPET HOUS S E. Broadway, and Fourth Street,, Council Bluffs, Iowa Sm J. MUELLER'S Py for thi rencive th ard get the p END ORDERS for (¢ ™ Elevator, or to N. J, Bond, by mail. ¢ H. W, L. PATTON—Physician and Ocullst, 1D "6ub cutoiutiy oaseof sar epee 1 15 only » matter of time, and can cure generally in from threo to five weoks.. 1t makes nc Alfter o how long disessod. Will straighten cross id remove Ptyreginms, ete., and cyos Bpecial attention to movelng tadeworma ap © pro_erty and focicty pin. Cor y for this ad, prove p 27 ¢ to Upper Broadway 1w COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND Depart. Atlantic XD PACIFIC, “4:40 pm CI1ICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY. Depart Arrive Atlant!e Ext.. 5:30 p m | Pacific Ex} Mai and Ex*..9:20 o m | Mail and Ex N. Y. Ex......4100 p m | Neb & Kas Ex. CHICAGO AND NORTHWKSTHRN Depart. Arrive, Atlantic Ext...5:15 p m | Paciflc Ex}....9:15am Mal and Bx*..9:20am | Mai and Ex*. 6:15 p m Accom. (Sat.). .5:50 p m | Accom. (Mon.).1:45 p m KANSAS CITY, ST, JOK AND COUNCIL BLUFPS, D Arrive Mall and Ex. 55 o m | Express, L. 650 pm Expross. . 110 p m | Mall and Ex.. 645 p w 10N PACIVIC. Depart. Arrive. Overland Ex.1 . ! Overland Ex,,4:00 p. m. Lincoln Ex..1 3 K00 &, Sold by C. ¥. Goodman, " IOWA 1TuMS, The LeMars National bank has opened for business, Mount Pulaski had a $25000 fire on New Year day. Duvenport has suffered from 454 death ten in favor of conviction of assanlt with iutent to do great bodily harm, with only two for conviction of aesault with iotent to kill, —————— Table linens, uapkius, doylics, tow- ols and crishes cheap at Harknes Orcutt & Co." e ol L) THE WEEK OF PRAYER The Programme Arranged and the Meetings Appointed. The week of prayer will be observed in this city by meetiog for prayer each evening of the week, commencing at half-past seven. There will be a unlon prayer meeting at the Congre. gamonal church on Monday and Taes day evenings. For the remainder of the week the churches will meet in their respective places of worship. Thy topie on Tuesday will be specially intemperance, our prayer for speedy and completo overthrow. The tollowing are the topics for the week of prayer, as suggested by the Evangelical Alliance Suspay, January 7—Sermons, “For there is one God and one mediator be- tween God aud men, the man Christ Jeeus, who gave himself a ransom for all” Tim, 11: 5, € Moxbay, January 8-Pralse and thankegiving for the progress of the gospel the continued presence of the Holy Spirit; for the large measure of posce among the nations and for all temporal blessings. Psa. clil; Tsa XXV Tuesvay, Januvary 9—Humillation and confession. Tn view of unfaith- fulnees to Ohrist, divisions among the Lord's poople, and want of brotherly love; of pride, self will and worldli- nes; of national sive, especially in- temperance and licentiousnees, the desecration of the Lord's day, the spread of skepticism and infidelity, and the prevalonce of disorder and violent crimo, Pua. li and oxxx; Jas iv; 2 Cor, vl, WeoNEsDaY, January 10.—Prayer for familter; for parents, children ana the household; for integrity, purity and plety in home life, and for & spoclal blessing upon Sunday schools Prov. viii; 1 John, ii; 12-17, THURSDAY, January 11.—Prayer for the church unlversal; for the oat- pouring of the Holy Sirit; thatall the children of God mey be filled with corcencuces aud zeal in meeking to gathor in the loat; for a rich blessing upon efforts to promote union and brotherly love, and for s fillcted Chria- tians everywhere. John xv: 12-27; Phit. 11: 1-16; Psalm xov Frivay, Jonuary 12, rayer for for sovereigus, rulers and ; that all laws favorable to cruelty and vice, the opilum trafic and {utemperance, may be abolished; for the betcer observance of the Lord's its day; for peace and good will among men Matt, v., 10; Prov, xvi, 1.13; xiii ; Psa. exliv.; 1 Peter if, January 13,—Prayor That all missjonaries aud others engaged in mission work and in thecirculation of the Scriptures ot home and abrod may be filled with the Holy Spirit, and that groat success may crown their eofiorts, that many more faithfu) lsborers may be called into the Lord's vinyarya, that the Ma hommedans and tho heathen may be won to Chriat, and that the jows may be constrained to receive Him aa their long exrected Mossiah. Loke XXV ) 53; Luke X: 1-16; Johu X VI; 1-15; ricd life on a8 n Over 200 mem- hers haye been pald off, receiving ver 300 per cent. on their invest ment- Send a postal eard for free irculars fully detalling the plan, which is the fiuest known Good sgouts can get territory if appl . Write to-day, Do not pos is Fred Hendricks, and he hails from Clifton, Monroe county, Wisconsin, where pone it, Mention where this notice, Baw Jé-1Im Acts X1:1 21, SuNpAY, Jaous: 14 —Sermons, losses during the past year, The bauks of Sicux City sold about $16,000 (00 of exchauge during 18-2, Keokuk's letter hox-s are heing put up, preparatory to the froe mail delivery. ‘The Keokuk elevator, yalued at 8110, 0.0, was burned last wevk by an incen. diary, The city council occupied the new city hall at Des Moines for the first time on January 1st, The taxes to be collected in Woodhu county, in which Siux City is located, amount to 8191,358.88. Creston will build a fine brick building, to be ueed as a public library, The funds will be raised by subscription, Burlington’s union depot was opened on Sunday evenivg, the 31st. It is generally spuken of a4 an olegant building, Sioux City ice dealers are harvesting large crops of ice in anticipation of de. mands from lower river towns, The Grand Army fair which closed in Des Moines on Saturday night, the 30th ult., netted the association $1,500, The TIowa National Poultry association will hold its regulur poultry and dog show in Des Moinen Jauuary 22-26 inclusive All of the rmall pox cases in Griswold terminated fatally, but the e are no more in that place and the disease is thought to he checked. Misses Daly & Rogers, milliners and millinery dealers of Des Maines, have fuiled, Ciucinnati creditors caused the collapse, The city council of Sioux City is look- ing over the merits of various waterworks systema with & view of adopting one for use in that city. The fire at Mt. Pleassut ou Sunday, the 31at, causoii a loss of 830,000, The Bur- lington fire department mude the railroad run to the fire in thirty-two minutes, Waveland towaship, Pottawattmie county, has presenteb a bill for 81,350 to the board of supervisors for taking cace of nine small pox patients, destroying in- fected property, ete. The coal from the new Red Rock mines is pronounced by Des Moines experts to ba the freest from sulphur of any eoal yet found in Towa, It is the only cannel coal fourd in the state, The exhibition of the first load of coal taken from o Plymouth county mine in Le Mars, rocently, was attended with enthusi- asm. The Germans came out with their borns and the crowd became generally jubilant, ‘The annual balance sheet of the state trea-urer shows that on the 3d of this month there was $300,679 cish in the tressury. There was S198'988 284 re. ceived during the year and $138,112,540 paid out, The past year was o severe one on the Plymouth Uounty Agricultural society, the expenses with the premiums exceeding the receipts § There ie a funded debt of 81,000, with a contingont of $400, At the dedieation ¢f Corpus Christi church in Fort Dodge on Monday, the 1st, fifteen priests assisted Bishop O'Connor and Viear General Brazil, Ruv, B, C, Lenehay, of Sicux City, was celebrant of the wass, The collection netted $2,000 An attempt was made on Sunday night, the 3lat ult, t burn the new city build- ing in Des Moines, A buuch of straw saturated with kerosene was placed in an upper story, The fire was discovered by a vigilant jsnitor and extinguished betore wuch damage had been c: used. ‘The coal miners at Des Moines struck o Tuesday against & reduction of one-half cent ou the bushel. Contracts were made last May for 4} cents per bushel through the year, Thiv was raircd by some of the companies to » cents, The price has again Leen cut to 44 ¢onts, Hence the strike s el i Horsford’s Acid Phosphate is very valuable for professtonal men, It supplics the phosphates which are always lost by severe meutal labor. ckitn's Arnca Saive. n the world for Outs, v balt Rhenm, ¥e. ped Hands, Chil akin eruptions, and 5. It i guarsnteod to ' y retanded, * sle by Jontaining all the essentials of ®) true torie, and sure to give satisfac- **Looking for that blessed hope, and | tlon, is Brown's Iron Bitters. WARARI, BP. LOULS AND PACIVIC Depart. Arrivo, Mall and Ex.. 9:45a m | Mail and Ex.. 4:30 pm Caunon Ball.. 4 Caunon Bail..11:05 4 m BIOUX CITY AND PACTFIC. Depart Arrive For Stoux City.T For Fort Niobrars Neb* Frm Sioux ( Frin Fort Niol L40pm GIICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND ST, PAUL, a Arrives Council Bluffs. Mail and Ex m | Mail and EX... "6 Atlantic Ex.[(5:15 p m | Atlantic kx CIICAGO, MILWAUKEK AND BT PAUL Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha: Mail and Ex..*7:15 a m | Pacific E B Atlantic Ex. (340 p m | Mail and *Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays, $Except Mondays, | Daily Councl Bufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council 1/ufts, Leave Omaha. Bam 9am 10am|8am 9am, 10am, Mamim2pmap|ilam,ipm, 2pm,3p m,4p'm, 5pw,6pm. |m,4pm,5pm,6pu Stroct carn run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at 9 0'clock a. m., and run regu arly during tho day at 9, 11, 2 4, 5 and 6 o'ciock, and run to city time, AND .AB--_ oulist, Aurist. IALIST, {n Chronle diseases, offers hla services to all af flicted with dlasases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic diserses of any chiractor, Warrants & curo in a | Rheumaiic affections Can bo consulted by mail or in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Council Bluffs, Tows. " NEW ;s_irOREf New EoOds. NEW YD!}K PRIGES. For Dry Eoods and Fancy Goods go to L. HARRIS, 734 Lawer Broadway, " EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. 118RBroadwav, Council Bluffs W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE GF THE PEACE. Real Estato & Collection Agent. In Odd Fellow's block, over Savings’ Sionx City & Pacific I'HE BIOUX OITY ROUT¥ Russ a ¥olid Tralo 1hrough trom Oourncil Blufts to 8¢, Paul Without Uhengs Time, Cnly 17 Mours —ty 3~ AQPEy MILES (HE SUOAYRE ROUTE OQUNCIL, RLUFFE O ¥, PAUL, MIN R U¥n oR, illaxan orihern Iowa, Minoesta ax pped wiih he improvs Alrhrake wad Mille . and for SAFETY AND COMFORY 2 Palsco Sleeplag ANGE hetwoay Kan Counci. Blufle an » unrarascd. P ran dhrough WL [ Stoux Clby Trains leare Lot 11 Blufy, a4 7:30 4 8% Joseph tie Boukb, A and ab the Hew Un oon TEN HOURW IN ADVANCE OF ANYGTHE 80T SO Rememb ox In baking b you ged & Thiough Tram. 7 the Quickest Tiv 1 & Cowtor Through Care betwoen ¥FS AND 8T, PAUL COUNOIL #9500 that your Tiokots tead via ko “8lon x Olty Ron s 800 rhos blo Hide tn th City and Pacifi Ratlroad 8. WATTLE. J.R. BOCHAIAN Superintenient. Gen' Pass Miseour! Val W. K. DAVI3 Bouthweatorn Passenger Gouncil Blugs * four times » sehold brated A Weber Pianos, Toys and Fancy Goods Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, E¥ A XN. X.. 5. B FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S X R N &5 IMCAIDE o TWELE WUEST. Bluff and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs. B. HAGG & (0. DEALBRS XN GEISE’ BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE P Headquarters For the Cele- A C iH CEHLEER.ATED BUDWEISER|I BEEXR Orders filicd in any part of the clty. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. BATH NSTITUTE, ant Strect, one Door north of Dohany's Hall, Thermo-El:cctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths, For Indics and gentlemen, These Bath unfailing aurilaty in rec nt Co'ds, Rieu Bewides, y wife, a competent lady, will att e fully endo sed by the m, Neuralgia, W adies, Medical Fiaternity a8 being an Lumbago and msny other ailments F M. LOUKWOOD, Propr. That nover require crimping, af Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prices never bofero touched by oy othor halr dealer. Alio a full line of switches, otc. at greatly reduced p {Iver and colored nets. Wavea made from Iadies’ own halr. Do nos fall to cali befo Isewhere. All goods warranted as represented. CO., MORGAN, KELLER & U IN 1D B 3R T 6 B 1 1R S5, ‘The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or price Our Mr. Morgan has served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 846 AND 357 BROADWAY. Upholstering in allits brunches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Teler graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EHOUSHE, Council Bluffs, - - - Beer and malt in any quantity'to sult purchasers. plicd with smsil kegn at $1.00 eact lowa. Privato tamiiles sup- part of the city PETERSON & LARSON, Wholcsale Deslor 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 deliver: d free. Beor 88,00 per barrel, Loel vered free of charge to any Orders from the sountry olicited DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., - (Successors to ERE & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiers and Gonfectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Council Bluffs, Ia. TACOOB .AFPFPHT, GROCER. No. 529 S Main Street. - - = Council Bluffs _Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient of our squere dealing and atter tion to custowers, Good Prompt delivery of goods, pro. butter always on hand, 8. M CRrooks, Pres, N. J, C B. Eastox, Seoy. Horrua, Vics Pres, e N. B. Mooke, Counselor, MUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANCE CO0. - [Tacorporated under the Laws of Towa.] Ingurance at Actnal Cost, Insuring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unkuown or Contingent Eyent Whatever, Experienced ageuts wanted, Correspondenc solicited from all parts of Towa, Fimpoadavos Orrice: 103 Pearl Street, Council Blufla, Ia. deos- Ayt o N