Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 24, 1883, Page 6

i | THE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24 The Daily Be?, GOUNGIL BLUFFS. ‘Wednesday Momlgg, J an.fi?éfi BUBSCRIPT) Osrrlor, = = = - = 7 RA’ 20 conta per woek #10.00 por Y Offce: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near W-oadway. ~ MINOR MENTIONS, =J. Mueller's Palace]Muxic Hall, —Bubseribe for newspapers and;periodi- wals at H, E, Seaman’s book store, —The city council is to meet again Fri- day night. —The Round T'able met |ast eveniog at the house of Mras, Harkness, —There were twenty cars of grain loaded at the Union elevator yesterday and shif- ped over the Chicago & Northwestern —Last evening the Catholic fair was continued by a quadrille party at Dohiny ball, which proved an enjoyable occasion, —1It is now reported that ason ot Dr Ballard's has been arrcsed for the recent robbery by which the dostor lost several hundred dollars —Permits to wed were Ismed yesterday to Selea Locke and Nettia Miller, both of Honey Creek;: Fremont Morris and Sarah Chambers, of Avocs, and William R, Tib- betts and Eva M, Carter, of Valley town- ahip, ~The Twinkler, with full two hundred names on her carriers’ routes, publishes a two column advertisem-nt and claims “'the largest circulation is this oity.” Oh, give us a rest, —A picture of Garfield, surrounded by wreath of hair flowers, is an unique and very beautiful gem uow ornamenting the show case of Mr. Burhorn, the jeweler. It is the work of Mrs, K, Buihorn, and ex hibits perfection in a very rare art. —Steven Julian, who has been em- ployed in The Nonpareil office here, died a fow days ago of consumption at his home in Chariton, He has a Lrother, J. G, Julian, who is in the employ of 8. T, ‘Walker & Co., on Pearl street. The tralos are all leaving Council Bluffs on time, but tho arrivals are not so fortunate, The Northwestern was an hour and forty minutes late yesterday, the C., B, & Q. an hour and thirty mioutes, the Rock Island two hours and forty wmin. utes, A runawsy team caromed on the cor- ner by the city build'ng yesterday fore- noon, and being captured by the police was taken to Weatherby's barn. Tho owner turned up some tims later, and proved to be Mr, Swigart, who lives near this city, —The docket for the Februsry term of the circuit court is now printed in ths usual form, but not in the uswal size, it having a thin, lank, consumptive look, which indicates that the term will Le an unusually light oue. One gentleman with a cash capital of $25,000 is corresponding with parties here in reference to locating in this city, and opening » pork packing establishment here, provided he can make satisfactory arrangements in regard to the securing of about four acres of ground.’ —J. W, Strohm, representing L. Ever- ingham & Co., of Chicago, has located in his city and opened a branch office here in Peregoy & Moore's retail cigar store on Broadway, He has arranged to have com- plete market reports received hera daily by telegraph, and has prepared one of the largest and neatest blackbo «rd bulletins in the country, on which to place the latest figures as they flash over the wires, and Is prepared to give all information and trans. act all business needful to a banker's office. Mr. Strobm is an experienced, active busi. ness man, and representivg, as he does, a well'known and substantial house, it seems that be should secure readily a large amount of business here. —Supervisors Clayton and Underwond have returaed from a trip to Mt. Ploasant and Davenport, looking after the insane patients sent from this county to the asylum at the former place and to Mercy hospital at Davenport, They report that they found the pxtients being well taken care of, and everything in good shape. They stumbled on cne bit of information which will be of interest, that one county in this state has a contract with Mercy hospital for caring for patients at the rate of $12 a month, whereas this county with- out » contract is paying $16. This fact will probably lead the board to make & reqular contract with the hospital. The county now has 32 patients in both placer, and in every case the county pays for the treatment, although some of the patients have property, or have friends abundantly able to pay, ~As an instance of how timid the suthorities are about tackling any of the houses of prostitution, it is stated that i examining into & case befcre the last jury witnesses testified that a certain house waa one of ill fame, and, while the proof was right there at hand, the grand jury failed to take any steps toward indieting, 1t has been a long time since any such in- dictment hus been found, and the grand jury did not seem disposed to change the custom of looking at such matters with one eye shut and the other one squinting The grand jury caunot be scored too hard, however, in view of the fact that this city practically licenses such places at a unt. form price for good, bad or indifferent, The great clesring out saleat Hark- ness, Orcutt & Co.’s. cfiers a rare op. portuni'y to get gocd goods cheap, — - Crystal Roller Mills Patent Granu lated Ficur, Saperlative A, the high- eet grade of flour manufactured Snowy wkite, pure, light and sweet Atk your grocer for it and you wili have none other e, o e Childrer: heavy school 0 hose at Harkuess, Occutt & Co.'s. — - WOOL LINED. Men's grain wool lined boots, $2 at Phillips e ——— Hol'ld;y gocds at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s. only jan2a s Wesak muscles and nerves, sluggish- nees of thought and fuactivity, cured by Brown's Iron Bitters, POLICE POINTERS HBneak Thieves are Paying Special At~ tention to Show Caee- With the advent of the unusually cold weather and tho consequent frost- ing of front windows, s> that 8 ore keeps cannot peer out ugon the streets, the outalde thow cases provo strorg temptations fr sneak theives, In somo of these valuable goods are left exposed. At Burhorn's jawelry store on Main stroet, the show case stand- ing outeide the door was burglarized, and a gold watch and chain taken val- aed at $126, with no satiefactory trace left behind the thicf, Joneph Rsiter, the tallor, “ad apsir of pantaloons made by him on a special order for a customer, snd placed then in show case outelde, bat some suesk thicf got away with them before the customer got around for t! y A telegram wans received from acrone the river yeaterday to look out for a |7 pony stolen in Omaha early yesterdsy morning. Wiliaw Bush, a vlain drunk, was yeatorday fined §9 G0, De. Guhl appeared in po'ico court yesterday morning and o mplained of his room mate, Louis Thompsoa, for assaulticg him, The doctor claimd that, Taompson inslated on coming to bed drunk and sleeping with his boots on, and when he objected Thompnon thumped him. Jodge Ayleaworth dismissed the assualt case, but divored the marcubine couple, Thompson promises not to inaist on sleeping with the doctor any more. In thy cuss ot William Engle charged by Attorney Tipton with Iar ceny, having thrown in the fire a $35 note in Tipton's fivor, sn which §20 was atill due, & compromise was reach od yesterday, and the sffair settled without any evidenoe being taken, The chlef of pollce received on Monday evening a telegram from the sheriff of Clay county, Mian., re- questing him to arreat and hold two men, Girey Storms and Joseph Skel- ley, and glving full descriptions of them. Yesterday the chief and Officer Tyson found the two men at the transfer, about to tuke the train for San Franclsco, and they were taken in custody, and re- tained fr some time, but as no in. formation could be gained by tolo graphiog, as to what the men were wanted for, or how lovg bifire an (ficer would come after them, the chicf released them again, and let them go on their way. One of the men explained that the only thing he conld imagine to have caused such troubio was the fact that hin compan ion had been & partner with another man in business there, and had sold out his tools and some other property and then came away with the monny, leaving tho rest of tho properiy for the partnor. There seems? to bo noth- ing in this to hold the men on, Goorge Rumsoy was arrested yester- day, being suspected of knowiog more than he would till, about a watch stolen at Missourt Vallay. e ——— Goods going cheap at the great sale at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. ethers ot the force mingled congratulations with smoke at the expese of Officer Bar- hyte, on his being biessed with another such heir, - P — There is great clearing out sale at Harknees, Orcatt & Co.’s. Realizing on Realy. The following transfers of real estate aro reported for Tur Bk as taken from the county records by J W. Bquire & Co., abatractors of titlcs, real estate and loan sgents, Council Bluffs: J. 0. Bogne to J. M. Patten, w} nw 30, 76, 39; 81 H60, G. H. Hepkins to J. Sorenson, lot 4 in 30, Howard’s ad; 200, L Hammer to M. Woodworth, ¢} lot 3 1n 12, Grimes' add; €670, 0. Thomeen to P. Thompsen, w} 8o and rc of sw 7, 77, 98; 81, J. W. Pope to ¥. H. Hancock, wh sw 17, 76, 39; 81,950, J. C. Baruard to G, B, Larieon, 1} ne and 1 § so and se uw and ne of sw 28, 75, 42; 87,170 B. Barton to E. L, Folsom, ¢} se 30, 3; $1,600. L. Hammer to J. Gragson, w § lot in block 12, Grimes’ addition to city, $4 00, County to W, C. James. lot 4 in block 2, Grimes’ addition, 855, E H. Smith to G. G. Rice, lots in Durant's addition, 8750, C,R I &P. R R. Co. to G, T, Davis, w § n o } 19 75, 40, 8720, J. Hammer to Offlcer & Poney, land In Washington township, 320 acres, $4.760 T. Ellem to L E. Bridenstein, lot 4 in block 11, Williama’ 1st additioa to clty, $750. T. Kearney to A, L. McElvsin, lot 37 in block 1, Oakland, §560. Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow ols and crashes cheap at Harkness Orcutt & Co.’s. - *Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ranks first as a cnrative agent In all complaints pecullar o women, COMMFRCIAL. The arrivals of hogs continue very light —only about 300 hags in to-day. Market astive at about e higher all around. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y, Kuller, mer- chandise_broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl atreet, WukaT No. 2 spring, 77c; No. 8, 65; rejected H0c; good demand, Coun—32 to feeders and 33c to ship- pers. Oams—Scarce and in good demand; 30@ HAy—4 00@6 00 per ton, RyE—40c; light supply. Conrx MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woon ~Good supply; prices st yarde, b 00@6 00, Coar—Delivered, bard, 1050 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton. Bortki—Plenty and in fair demand; E dozen, Larn—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13¢, Pourrry—Firm; dealers paying 18c per ponnd for turkeys and 10¢ for chickens. VEGKTABLES —Potat es, 45c; onione, 25o: cabbages, 30@10c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, Frol Cryatal Reller mill flour retail- ed at for disdum winter; 2 80 for gold- en sheaf; 2 00 for hard tack, 25 —Scarce and in demand; §0o0 per A Tumperlnotat;z‘;ennon. In view of the recont decision by the supreme court doclaring the amendment unconatitutional, we, in accordance with the recommendation of tho state central committee, horeby oall & mass convention of the temper- anco workers of Counci! Bluffs and Pottawcttamie county to meet at the Brosdway M. E. church in this city, at 2p. m. Saturday, the 3d day of February, 1883, to appoint delegates to tho state convention which meets at Des Motnes, February 17th, and take what other action the wisdom of the conyention shall direct. Let there be a fall attendance. J. G. Lemew, COh'mn County Com, cretary, wool hoods at Harkness, Oroutt & Co.'s, — e -—— PERBONAL, Charles W. Case, of Dos Moines, is in the city. L. M, Holmes, of St. Louis, arrived here yesterday, Paul Meyer, of Chicago, was in the city yesterday. C. M. Witt, of Neols, was in the city yosterday. D, Friedman, ot Montgomery, Alabams, is at the Ogden, Waller N. Vail, of New York, arrived here yesterday, (George Deacon, & is at the Ogden, C. D. Dillon, of Neola, city yesterday, Philadelphia deacon, In., was in the E. M. Wilcox, of Whitewater, is an Ogden house guest Samuel Taylor, of St. the Ogden yesterday. M. M. Marshall, of Omsaha, epent yes- terday at the Bluffs, W. A. K'atzle, of Freeport, arrived at the Ogden yesterday, Louls, dined at George A, Ross, of Oscalooss, lows, visited the Rluff s yesterday. R. A. Morris, of Sheldon, Ind., was at the Pacific house yesterday. A. Williams, of Zietlow, N. Y., is mak- ing headquarters at the Pacific, George Graham and Joha Corkist, of Ogden, Utah, are ot the Pacifis, Charles D. Gaylord, «f Cleveland, 0., arrived at the Ogden yesterday, Wm. H. Sutton, of Chicago, was resic tered at the Ogden yesterday, R. B, | among yos Loulsvill Ky, was he inters terday H. A intendent hearer, w LY f the shot tower has lately been puttir chinery in the for weat, is in tha ¢ sgain, and after remgjving & doy with friends here will proceed to Canads, whe hls family now are A new policeman was added to the force yesterday, his name beivg Barbyte, jr. He is extremely young, but has good weight and size for one of his ace, and the Wholesale prices for flour, 2 40@8 25, Broous—32 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOCK, CatTLE—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, e — — Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have stilt a fow fine silk dolmans. Call and see them, Money for the Unmarried One of the most solid and subatan tial Institutions in this country is the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust assocta- tlon of Cedar Rapids, Ia. Daring their first year, erding January 1st, 1883, they pald over £30,000.00 in benefits to their members, and the greatest satisfaction prevalls among their certificate holders. They are organizad under the laws of Towa, and their officers and direciers are among the leading and most prominent buei- neas men ot Cedar Rapids. Every un- roarried person should have a certifi- cato In this association. It is a splendid investment, as safo} secure and sure s o government bond. You can just as well have a good sum of money to commence mar ried lifo on as not, Over. 200 mem- bers have been pald off, receiving over 300 per cent. on their invest- ment- end & postal card for tree olrculars fully detalling the plan, which is the fiuest known. Good agenta can get territory if applied for soon, Write to-day. Do not post- pone it. Mention where you saw this notlce. J4-1m When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, ete., It must be Indigestion that ails you, Brown's fron Bitters cores it, - LIFE ON A WHALER, Divereions on shipboard - Bear-Hunt- ing at Polnt ' Borrow. The whaling bark Abraham Barker, after leaving Sau Francieco last Do cember, went down on tho coast of Mexico after humpback whales, as a kind of preparatory drill before at- tacking tho Jarger and more valuable bowheads of the north, From Mex- ico the bark craised touth, going a short distance beyond the equator, thence to Honolulu, picking up a few speria whales as she went along, Early in May, ssys one of the voy- agers, writing to the San Francisco Bulletis, we reached the ice in the Behring eea. The ice was broken into oakes, formed into strips by the ac- tion of winds and currents, These strips of lee were some of considerable breadth and lougth. There was clear wator between, through which the | ships sailod, but when o body of foe was in the way the ships ¢id not hesi- | tate to run through it, tuking care not to atrike the v raw blabber as ravenously as wolves, 1 o they reseten nertnihe e nd.| COUNCIL _BLUFFS SPECIAL vanced, Whalea being scarce, visit- ing from one ship to another was fre- quent, Ywo ships weuld come close to. gsther and the captains would addrees | Wants, Boarding, e each other: *‘Where are you bound?" ““Nowhere. Where are you going!” ‘I am followivg you.” “‘Come aboard.” “All right,” “I am from Vermont,” said ono of the crew of a visiting ship to the wnan next to him, ‘‘Massachusetts.” ‘‘How'll you trade jack knives?” By July 1st we had pro- greased as far north as Icy cape, the highest point reached by Capt. Cook, the great circumnavigator, who fell at Kalakakua bay, Hawnail, About fifty miles (ff this cape the ship commenced killiug walrus on the ice. A few years ago whalemen har- pooned walrus from their whaleboats. Now it {s difficult to get within gua- shot of them, To kill them they must be shot in the neck, and if the first shot falls, they will all jomp off the ice. However, should they stand fire, more than ha f fall overboard andsink. A walrus produces about seventeen gnllons of oil and five pounds of ivery. In the latter part of Ju'y the shipe oame to an anchor at Puint Barrow. The northern cost of Alaska s low, level, and marehy, withouta tree or shrab, Moequitoes, large and fierce, darken the air and sing In dismal chorus ‘rom Cape Lisbourne to Point Ba.row. Poict Barrow is a long, nparrow peniviula, on which thero 18 a considerable settle- ment of Easquirasux. The natives have driftwood stuck up on end on each side of the peninsuia, to direct the flight « f wild ducks across a giver point, where they concesl themselves behind a bress:worx toeither shoot or kill them with slings as they fly over. The Esquimaux eat every part of an animal or fowl. Even the entrails are utilized, and of walrus they even eat the hide, which is often more than an inch in thickness. When any game 1s “‘Where are you from?" | © HOTICES. NOTICE. —8pocial advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For #als, To Reni, will be inserted in this column % the ow rato of TEN CENTS PEK LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENT? PER LINE for each subsoquent Insertion, Leave adv ertisements a4 our offico, No. 7 Pearl Street, noar Broadway Wants, +) /5 Reward for the return of a Iadi & gold D S¢) watch and chain, taken from my show case, on Monday, Jauuary 22nd, No q asked E. BUKUORK, WAYTED-An experienced cirl to da gen al house wors ~ [nquire at office 39, corner of Pearl street and First Avenue it OTEL WANTE '—Any one kaowing of & hotel and furuiture for lease, can lcarn of & ood te aut by addressing, b, Bir office, Coun- cil Blufts, 4t ‘ ANTED ~10,000 bushels of corn. Inquire at No. 34 Peer! street, cr broom factol Mills and North 8ix dtt ANTED—Everyboay 1n_Uounci Bluns 1« to take Tix Bax, 20 cents per weok, do livered by carriers, Office, No 7 Pearl Strcet near Broadway. Mavse &Co.” For Sale and Rent UTLS s LA hotel In this city, all farnishe o ng a paying busine s, for Jan1o-6t IOR RENT—A house of three rocms for collars a month, locat d near'y opposite the high school. Apply at No. 826 igh School Avenue, tf N office, most advantageousl, derk room in return for 1. Adarcss, “Office, uated, offers b, fuel, Bk office, ete., furn'she Counc | Bluffs LU BEES—1n packsgos of a hundred at 26¢ ("3 Pecinra ob"Tiix Bin oftie, No 7 Parl et. 4 Miscellanecus, OR S doing a cish & front 8100000 to #1200 00 per mon h it the party has other husine s, Ad maha Daily Bee Omaha Neb- JOUND—A colleg society pin. Come to the I“ Bxr offl ¢, pay for this ad, prove property and get the pin. 427 8 HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GCODS AND CARPLT HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa m: m A 5. REA R I IE & OC. (Buccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL OWA GOALS CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Yards Oor. Highth Btreet and Hleventh Avenue, Uouncil Bluffs, S — R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Ocullst. Can cure any case of sore eyen, 1t is only » matter of time, and can cure generally in trom three t0 five weeks—It makes nc differ- ence how long diseasod. Will straighten cross brought in it is buried; 1f the weather | &% Sberate and remove Ptyreginme, otc, and is five they will cook it, otherwise, they eat it raw. In the winter these people live in underground houses, o summer they live in tents made of walrus hide, but these of Point Bar- row have a plentitul supply of canvas from the sails of ships wrecked in that vicinity, and all their tents are made of this canves. They seem to be well supplied with guns; in nearly every tent there was a breach loading rifle and shot-guns of anctent and modern patterns wero scattered around in great profusion. In the summer time they travel along the coast in thelr ekin canoes; in winter they hitch thelr dogs to sledges and move over the 1o, Oa the east ern extremity of Point Barrow *he E quimaux lay their dead wrapped in canvas, with their peraonal property bestde them, exposed to the elements and wild beasts. There were about as mavy dead es live natives on the point. All the E quimaux bear the umprint of intevse suffering, their faces belng covered with hair ike wrinkles. Contact with civilization has been most fatal tothe E.quimavx. Besides supplyiog them with rom and commaunicating to them foul diseases, the Americans have wantonly de- stroyed the walrue, their main depen- denco for food. Walras are now get- ting scarce and wild, and are practi- cally beyond their reach. has already made heavy inroads among them, The first week in August the ships | Mail and Ex sailed around to the eastward of l’oim Atsrio R Barrow. The northern coast of Alaska was explored by Capt. Beechy, of the Russian navy, in 1816, He named all the prominent points and islands. luck in namiog places, as later ex- plorers gave the places new names, tion | Atiantic Ex.. insert artificial eyes, movelng tadewor Bpocial & tention to re- 4 COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, Depart. Atlantic Ext 58 m Ex and Maii*. 6:55 p m 0p m 08 m 00 p m 208 m Mal and L Accom. (Mon pm D Mall and E Express.. .... Express. . 50 pm Topm | Madi and 5 p m Overland Lincoln Ex. Denver Ex. am Local E: 05 a. m. Emigra; b 00 &, m, WABARH, 7. LOU Ar Mail and Ex.. 4:30 pm Cannon Bail..11:05 a m Arrive. Frm Sloux C'y.6:50 p m Frm Fort Niobrara, 50 p m From 8t. Paul..8:50 o m CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT, PAUL. Leave Council Bluffs. Arrivea Council Bluffs. Mail and Ex.."9:20 » m | Mail and Ex..."6:55 pm :15 p m | Atlantic Ex. CHICAGO, MILWAUKKS AND 8T, PAUL, Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha. *7:15'a m | Pacific 5 pm | Mail a 108 m {Except Sa Leave Council Bluffs. q 8am9am10am|8am9am 10am, But, like Columbus, he had not mugh |11am, 1@, 2'pm,3p|11am, ipm, 2pm Leave Omaha. 0, 3 p m,4pm,5pm, 6pm. |m,4pm5pm,0Cpm. Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific 2 o Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at Owing to the nearncss of the ice to the [apfih mi i poguingly duf Y shore, unsettled weather, and shallow- ness of the water, most of the ships abandoned this part of the whaling 9 o'clock a. m., and run regu'arly during the day at , 5'and 6 o'cl me, EXWE AND grounds on the 15th of August, and | 1, J, Meagher,—0Oculist, Aurist. moved westward to a point northeast of the Herald island, at the southern edge of the ica. of the ships caught their whales, cruising as high as the lce would per AND SPECIAUIST. Here is where most | in Chronic diceases, offers hls services t; all at flicted with dissases of th Eye, Ear, or Cbronic discasee of any character. Warrants & curo in a1 Rheumailo uffectiuns’ Can, bo conuulted by mit, between 72 and 74 degrees north | mail or in person at the Mectropolitan hotel, latitade. the loe Oue swam to tho ship, a dis tance of twenty miles from the ice, and was shot. Owingto unfavorable weather, we saw the aurora only five or six times, and onlyoncein its glory. That was on the Gth of September, soon after the nights begon to grow dark, A great banch of yellow light hered in the southeast. Then, as if an explosion had taken place, the light branched out and shot across the oky in ali directions, like so many rockete. Thess golden spangles would tremble and vibrate, twist and turn, vanish and appear, recoil and shoot forth again, finally gathering into a Po rce'ai n Rol ls golden curtain of celestial grandeur with waves of greon and purple, July 234 and 24th wera tho only two summer-like days, the temperature renching 58 degrees The thirty-one whaling vessels that weut into the Arctlc averaged six bowhead whales each, The most of these verssls will dislharge at San Fraucisco, the others will go direct to Panama, Seven of the vessels hail from San Francisco, the othors belong to New Bedford. The Abram Barker took tweuty-five whalos of all kinds this sesson, vight humpback, ten eps:rm, and seven bowheads. Ifa ship gets eight bow- heads, or the (qulvalent of other kinds, the cflicers and crew will re- coive 48 much money as they would in a year in deep water ships. 8. E. MAXON, A RNOE X T B O T Office over savioke Lank., sol too hard | 'The ico prevented any sea whatever | feom rizi In the latter part of int Dion: I free from f natives camo t ship from western Diomede and tcaps to sell skin elothing for to. | ba co, smmunition, and rem; the lat- | ter articles they did not get. = We had | itat taken & bowhead whale, and, per- wission being given, the natives com- plotely stripped the whale of its black ekln, which is about an inch thick all over the body. They devoured the! 38 SURE CURE for all diseases of tne Kidneys and ‘ {s season to cioanso the 5ystem, every one should take & thorough course of it. (31) SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Price 81. KIDNEY-WORT ¢ Found a few polar boars on | Counci! Blufs, Towa. J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., CITY ROLLER MILLS, FLOUR Ground by AND HUNCARIAN PROCESS Exclusively, Warranted Equal to any made in the United States. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALSO Bran & Shorts. jand-tf Couneil Bloffs, Ta. FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS, Are now ready to coj for small astinngs © MALLEABLE 1RON, GRAY IRON, | And any ALLOY OF BRASS Burning Brands DISTILLERS WERS, PACK ERS AR and TOBACCO FACTORIES, Ee., E.., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED Works: Corner Sixth st ICOUNCIL BLUFF 1 Eleventh aveuue, 10WA, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 & I O R i S5 MADE IN THEXE WEST. Bluff aud Willow Sreets. Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & G0, INEALERS XN GEISE' BOTTLED BEER, MADE FRO: 10E ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE OELEEBRATED BEUDWEREISERI BEXER Orders filied in uny part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Strect, one Door north of Dohany's Hall. Thermo-El:ctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. For Iadies and gentlomen, These Baths are fully endo-acd by tke Medical Fraternity as being an untailing ausilia y in rec nt Colds, Rheumatism, N curalgia, Lumtago and many other allments Besides, my wife, & compotent lady, will attend iadies, F. M. LOCKWOOD, Propr. TRNEANM & SOWN, STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesale and Retail Deslers in Fresh Roasted Coffeer, Teas and Spices, 1owa, CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT HOUSE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Boer and malt In any quan'ity'to suit purchasers. Beer §8.00 per barrel. Privato famiiles sup- plied with small kegs at $1.00 each, ael.vered freeof charge to any part of tho city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, Orders from the sountry olicited No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tows. City orders to families and dealers delivered free. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO,, (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Frauers and Sontectiozers 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Couneil Bluffs, Ia TACOOE ABPDET, G EREROCER. 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - No. 529 S Main Street. . - - Council Bluffs. Our constantly incrensing trade is sufficien® procf of our square dealing n:l'i atten~ tion to customers, Good butter alwayson hand, Prompe delivery of goods. TITLE ABSTBAGT OFFICE FT. TT. Q@ J Lands and Lots Bought and 8old, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW R ATER, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCIRS. AOUNGIL BLUFFS - - - - _I0WA, 8. M. Cro Pres, N.B } S J, C Horrymay, Viea T B, ) Cor fnomy y a1 vial (Iaet nsurancs ab A¢.ual bost, ™ suring LIVI )OE. Againat Toss by y § ACOIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatcver, Experienced agents wanted, Corr wolicited from all parts of Lowa, Orrice pondence 103 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, Ia, o8- dtt