Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Bee. COUNGIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, Jan, 26, BUBSCRIPTION BATES: ByOurrler, = = = = = % contsper week. ByMaill = = = = = = §10.00per Year. OfMoe: No, 7 Pearl Btreet, Near ‘oadway, MINOR MHNTIONS. =J, Mueller's Palace!Music Hall, —The eity eouncil is to meet again this evening. ~—Bubscribe for newspapers and{periodi- oals at H, E, Seaman's book store, —The telephone office is being moved into Rodefur's block, on Pearl street, —Thers are several warrants out for men skipping board bills, and one woman also, —The Madison Square compsny played Fameralda here Iast ovening, and stopped at the Ogden oyer night. —Ses St. Jacob O. Morgan's two column advertisement of the twinkler, and you will have the latest efforts of the boss Annanias, ~Mr, Williams, of the Orvis packing company, rhipped the other day 500 pounds of buffalo hams to Pottaville, Pennsylvania, —1Ira Gifford and Peter Philiips were arrested yesterday on suspicion of haviog stolen a valise, full of clothes, which they !d for 81, but the owner for which was not found, —An will be reen by the change in the professional card ef Jacob Bims, he has now his law office in Shugart's new blocx, whore he has located himeelf in very com- fortable and attractive quarters, —The burning of a chimney at Robert Willy's house on Gllen ayenuo yesterdsy afternoon osused a still alarm to be given, and the boys suppressed the burning soot without the ald of the engines, ~Dr, J. F, White has removed both office and residence, and now his shingle swings to the breeze from over the corner of Main and Fifth strects, while the resi- dence is ochanged %o No. 609 Willow avenue, THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFF8 (OWA FRIDAY JANUARY 26 PEEPING AT PUPILS. Items Bleansd Frem & Brief Visit to the Bloomer School, 3ome of the Peculiarities of the Methods of Teaching. How SBtudy is Made Jurt Fan For tho Little Ones. The public aschcols of the city re- celve little attention from a large class of people, who neither visit the rooms in pereon nor do they make any spe- cial effort to learn what s golng on therein. Many, even of thces who have children to educate, seem to be thus listless about o important a feat. uro of soclety, and if their actions are allowed to speak louder than their words one would eonclude that they look upon the public achool as a sort of convenience only, a p'ace to keep tho children during the day so aa to have hom~ quiet and allow housewlves and mothers to keep their rooms in »rder without the annoyance of muddy feet and noisy votces. There are others, however, who take more interest In educational mat- ters, but the press of other duties and tho weight of other oares cause them to postpone vis!ting the achools, and t) cut short their inqairios concerning the progroes beivg made. Thore is no place, however, which affords more Interesting points to tho visitor than the schools of the city. Yesterday, by Invitatlon of Judge Aylosworth, who is one of the board of eduoation, Tus Benm, through one of i's representatives, Fuoped in upon teachers aad scholars the Bloomer building. The short space of an hour was altogether Insufliclent to vielt many cf the rooms or get any very adequaie Idea of the gencral work, yot it was all-sufficlent to got & unmple of the progress boing made, and to sug: gest some of the peculiarities of the work and indicate some of the advan- —All of yestorday in Justics Abbott's | tages. sourt was taken up with the examination of Oharles Wilson, known as “Billy the Kid,” who stands charged with fovgery, having raleed an 88 eherk ok A. W, Wy- mcin's to 818, The prisoner’s defense was ,that ho sold the cheok, and that it must have been altered atier it passed from his hands, The examination wos continued until this morning to securo the presence of one more witness for tho prosecution, the other evidence belng all in. —Sam Hall, who is well known hers, in reported as having struok it big. and missed 1t big at the same time, In a mining speculation In Arizona, It is seid that he sold ks interest In a mine there for £3,500, the purchwer paying 81,500 down. Be- fore he pald the other $1,000 Sam was offered $4,508 by another party, and was then in hepe that the first man would not complete his purehase, but to his disap- polntment the fellow came to time with the other $1,000 and settled the matter, Two weeks late the mine in which Sam had sold bis interest was sold for $2,000,~ 000, so that If he bad held his own he would have bad a slice of $200,020 or more. He now reponts, but too late. Such s the story told by eorrespondents from there. ~—Oity Olerk Bavacool says tn rogard to the stories afioat concerning his personal charncter, that they are false and mall. clous, and that they emanate from parties who desire to see him ousted from his posi- tion, either beoause they dislike him o want the place themselves. He claims that knowing that they could not attack his officlal record, they have chosen to aesail his charscter, The statements are #0 currently made, and Involve such seri. ous charges, that stops should be taken, in justice to himself and to the council, to sift out the true from the false, Mr, Sava- cool should himself take some steps toward having an Investigation, and if not the city oounoll should mont certainly satisfy themselves, and if satistied shall so expross themselves. e STEALING BLACK DIAMONDS An Attempt Made to Break Up the Habit of Stealing Coal From the Rallway 1ards. Yesterday a quartet of able-bodied workingmen were brought before Judge Ayleaworth charged wish steal- ing coal from the yard of the Ohicago and Rock Island rallway company. They gave their names as Mike Benry, Chris Hansen, John West and Hans Marsen, They all pleaded goilty and gave as a gereral excuse that they were 80 deatitute of means that it be- oame almoet a matter of necessity, and in order to keep thetr families warm they had helped themselves to a little coal. One of them was in the employ of the 0., B. & Q , and receiving $40 & month, but had a family of six to provide for and could not make the ends meet. Another was discharged by the K. C. railway the firat of the year and had a wife and five children on his hands. Anotherjone had a wife and two children and wurked sum- mer on the railway for 8125 a day, bat bad been able to save little money and even that little was now gone, The fourth one had only &« wife and one child, but was out of money and out of wnrk He had & little saved up, but had been hurt and disabled s that his saviogs had been speut, On their plea of gailty, and in view of the statemente, the judge fined cach 85 aud costs, but “stayed the judgment until they could got work and secure money to pay up. There has been 8o muoh pilfering of coal at the several yards that the Roc) Island hes taken steps to top it if posesible, and these arrests were in accordance with this policy. Oue se cret agent cf the rosd, J. H, Keeloy, s here now. Between Des Moines and this place he has cansed thismonth the arrest and conviction of twenty- Probably the most lnteresting room in the ballding to an ordinary visitor in tho kindergarten, over whioh Miss Eddy preaides, She {s thoroughly ex- porlenced in this pecullar work, and added to experlence 1s a natural apt nees and great tact. Hero wero fonnd about forty little ones, averaging not over five years of age. The cold wosathor has out down tho attendance about ove-third. These {ttle ones soemed as haopy and lntor- ostad as & play horns. They wees noat- od in little chairs arownd low tables, upon which were blooks, Yruzry oolor od papers and varfoes lttle toys scd applisnces, Tho chlef alm lathe in- atitation seems to be to develope tho {deas of form, eolor, distanse, eto., end #o render the five sonsce more aoute, and thelr use more resdy. At one table wore sosted rome of the children, playlng with little cubos of wood, while the tables were marked off luto squares of equal alsos, Tho Itsttle folks arrangod these blocks in vardous f some quite ingenious, At auother table the little folk had ploces of paper, of varlous colors, whioh they were cutting into trisngles and squares, and atterwards pasting together In differens forns aud de- signs, At still anothaer table the little ones had sheets of piper ruled lato squares, aud whioh they were puno- turing with a needle-like awl, follow- {ng a partioular design. The' general oxerolses at the aslose of the hour were partioularly interesting. The children were formed in a oirole about the room, while one stood in the center blindfolded and a wand in his hand, To the accompalnment cf o piano the ohildren sang and moved about In a circle, until the oclose of the song, when the blindfolded ohlld in tho center pointed with his wand, the ohild thus selected retired to an ldjlfl\mt warbrode, the door of which stood ajar. The biindfold being taken off, the ohild looked about the circle to see if he could tell who wasthe missing one. If not able to thus de- termine, he allowed to call ot threo times *‘Who are you?” in re- sponso to whish each time would como the anawer, ‘‘Guess who I am.” Then he tried to recognize the votce, thus developing the memory and tralning the ear. Another closing exerocise or pastime was ‘‘the bird's nest,” the uhlldren forming a clrole luppolad to be the neet, while other children in- side tho olrolo were the birds. All equatted close to the floor, and while singlog the birds would hop along out of the nest and in again, making much merriment and giving conslderable muscular exercise as well, Such are but lmperfect glimpses of the work being done by the kinder- gartens of this clty, They certainly combine® the play room with the school room admirably and make the development of fundamental ideas rapid, yet tireless, Stepping across the hall one finds the primary room, over which Mra, Cooper presides, Here was found a reading exercise. It was pecullarly Interesting from tho fact that all seemed to read as they would talk, without any of that iron.clad parrot. style mannerism, or nasal twang which characterized the old-fashioned school, and many of the new. When roadtng about some rabbits, the little ones read as though they were really telling you about them, with intona- tions perfeotly natural, and one little gn-l ruudlux, about a rlrh[n Imitated *'cheer up” of the bird, as though she had a bird's voice, Even in th in greds there was a mineling of fnstruction in language, such as was f rmerly called grammar, suggestions being and qu correotn: their relatious, wo il are taught to use la without first learals made the and by 1 long, and to them, mesningless rules about person, voioe, teuze snd num ber. In Miss Kilbourn's room, and also in Miss Wright's room, were fourd classes of geo graphy, Mies Kilbourn's pnpiln were reading what thoy had four men, Weak musoles and nerves, sluggish- ness of thought and inactivity, cured by Brown's Iron Bitters, written on thelr slates concerning Rui nd its cities, They l\vlduully had learned something beyond the hard dry facts stated briefly in thelr text books, some gave quite alengthy and very Interesting sccount of 8¢, Petersburg: wheroas their geographies had but two or three lines, merely stating where and what the elty i, The puplls seeined to have galned either from ountslde books, or from their teacher, or both, many Interest- ing details about the eity, which not only enable them to Jong remember the place and italooation, but which ma'e gquphy:nyth!nz bat & dreary task of memorir! Mins Wright wa fn & like method taking her class on a trip along the St. Lawrence. 8he had them visit with her Qaebeo and Montreal, and the puplils seemed to have a very vlvH eonception of how theso cities looked, as well as knowlng much about thelr history. A pleasant chat was had fabont the Thousand Tslands, the raplds and other places cf Interent, and the &t tontlon of all scemed held closely, whilo their minds seemed actively at work, without the old-time tedlous- ness and “whip driving” process, Bach a hurried glimpse at these and other rooms lrpresses the visitor with another peculiarity, Thero fs tho abserice of that strict military dis- cipline 8o common in what is known as the model modern school. There are no “one, two, three” sort of move- ments, If a chhd soems to sl easler with his legs crossed, croesed they aro. If he gota alittie out of plumb, or varies a degree from sitting at right angles to the desk he 18 noi eont up for lifo. To anyone used to see children march and counter: marck, ait with folded arms, and have overy movement, even to wiping a slate, regulated by the annoancoment of a number, the school rooms s¢em st firet glanco to bo in a d'sorderly condition, but still the.e scems no mischief brewing and no real trouble, That thero s miechief at times, and canos of direct alsobodienco, s doubt- less true, as of all schools, even under military discipline, but tho children somed so Interested in thefr work, that while they firgot just where anu how their arms and legs, yet they scemed to forget all about mischlef making also, Qortain 1t is that the children are lexrning with wonderful n;}\ldlty. and on a broader scope thsn that of the text books, Yesterdey lu the primary room one little girl read very glibly and lotelligently, and yet she had commencsd school only last Septem- ber, following the word method adopted here, by which the children instead of learnlog thelr letters first, learn to read by words, e L Tablo linens, napkins, dnLIu, tow- ols and oraehes choap at Harknees, Orcutt & Co.'s. Orgntal Rollor Mills l’ntnl.t Grana- lated Fiour, Snperlative A, the high- ost grado of flour mannfacturod. Boowy white, pure, light and aweet. Axk your grocer for 1t and you wili Lave none other, . -~ WH® 18 HR? The Mysterious Wtranger i1s Btil aa Enigms To Many. Tun Baa yesterdsy made mantion of a mystericns stranger, who hes lately been making hesvy purchases of goods hery, for Als own use, bui haa, as far 2s beard from, had no goodx deliverod aud pald no monoy for them, He arrrived here without bag- gago, and with no outward signs of finanolal prosperity, but seemed a keen, well posted man. After atop- ping a night or two st the hotel the landlord, getting suapicious, asked for payment of his blll. It was late in the evening, aud he would s.y thu next day, This would not must step out and got It then. Ac cordingly efter a fow moments ab- #8000 ho appeared with two $5 bills, and lefs io high dudgeon. Darl the two precedingdays he had selecter dlsmonds and jewelry to the extent of several hundred dollars, had se- lectod & $1C0 dolman and other rioh goods for his wifo, had plcked out at another piace $40 worth of lace and finery for his wite, had ordered clothes wade for himself, and in faot had se- lected over $2 000 worth f goods for his personal and family. He claima to be a big cattle man from the wost, but bought qulta closely and shrewdly in every case having the goods lald outside to be called for afterwards, and in some instances having goods specially or- dered from Ohicago for him, The merchants thus patronized are still in doubt, owing to his fallure to appear, whother he is eccentrlo fellow, bound to create talk, or whether he had some scheme on foot, No In- stances are reported of his having got anything Irum,'ully or by false pro- tenses, the suspicions arlsing from the olrcumstances belng so unusual, his appearance not in keeping wllh his purchases, aud his failure to call for the goods. R The great clearing out saleat Hark- nees, Oroutt & Co.’s, offers a rare op- portunity to get gocd guud- cheap. R When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, eto., it must be Indigestion that ails you. 3;Brown's fron Bitters cures it. Does II PA)? Dr, A, J. Oook, whose advertise- ment of half a page in Tue Ber has had just two insertions, informs us that ho has already booked over a hundred dollars in cases brought to his offize through his advertisement jn Tue Bee, That half page will con- tinue to have its effect through the year: to come, but in one week from its insertion the monoy invested comes back nearly tenfold Goods going cl at Harkness, Oron great sale A Vexed Ulergyman, Even the patience of Job would become exhausted were he a preacher and endeay- oring to interest his sudience while they were keeping up an incressant coughing making W ipomsible {or Dim b0 be bear: Yet, bow very eary can all this bo avoided by sunply using Dr. New Discover 1) for Consumption, Coughs and Coids rial Bottles given away at O, F, Goods nun's drug store There is # great clearing cut sale at Harkness, Oreutt & Co. WOOL LINED, Men’s graiu wool lined boots, only | $2 at Philllps. j FOREIGN BL %0 Danes and Germans Have a Little War of Thelr Own In Orawford County—8everal Wound- ed, Pt No One Killed. From Thoe Bulletin are learncd the details of a lively forelgn war which broke out In Orawfordgounty, inwhich some blood was shed, bus fortunately no ono killed: The Thompson brothers, two Danes, restding in Uhartor Oak township, en- gaged in a fight with eoveral Germars at the Threo-Mile house, aund were badly used. Denmark louaht desper- ately but Garmavy was a half a dosrn too namerouna for it, and one brother rotired with an eyo that resembled the tomb of an ancient king dressed in mourning, while the other brother’s #oalp lock was whittled into sec:lons, and his new overcont and esp slicea vp like green checsn. Aboat four thonsand Germans (more or lear) were pilcd np by tho Danes, who, it {s said, wore armed with shot bags, | alung nhuh Kropp guns, spears, kant hooks, and all the other pataphernalla of modern warfate, The Germars wore armed with a Inmber yard and aled stakes. It is also supposed that the air was darkened with milllons ol heor kegs fired at the unhappy Darer, This is an approximately truthful statemont, gleaned from the elaims of both sides. As the statements are diametrically oppoeite, we have taken both reports and drawn a mediam, glving ench the proper credlt for bravery (/) and blood. The origin of the quarzel i3 charged by the cne side upon tho other. The Danes claim the attack was wholly unprovoked, while the Germacs insist that the vilest opl thets were thrown at them, and when they demsnded an explanatior they wero thumped on the head by the Thompsonians In a menner suggestive «f a firat olass revolation on the Rhine. The Danes claim that thelr wagon was sur rounded by a2t least -fifteen Germanc thirsting for thelr blcod, whlle the Gormans inefst that no fighting wae done until three of their number had been laid out in the eold embrace of a smow bank., The only thing post tively known relative to tho fight acems to be the fact that the Danes were nearly killed, irrespective of the cangen of the qn!nul or the partles re sponsible for tho fight. While the Danes are naid to be very quarrolsome and have h;,urcd in onr police coart, that faot in no mecme jastified the bratal treatment thry reoedved at the hands of perhapsadcezn men There 1s little room %o dowb: that both sldes wore jolutly responsible for tho dia greosful affalr, Germans havs beon ar Russta Saive is unrivalled for lts apeedy bealing qualities, Ask your druggsts for M. 2, cte, : St - PARBONAL. Wm. R, Grats, of Now York, ia at the | o Ogden. James A, Swobe, of Glenwood, is in the ety A. Stelofield, of Ohlasgo, 1s ot the Pa. efic. - H. A. Crane, of Ohioago, arrived at the Pacifie yesterday, WIll Y, Emith, of Ottumws, was In the clty yesterday. Frank O. Sehring, of 8%, Louls, arrlved ab the Ogden yesterday. W. J. Davenport was im the clty yestar- day, greeting old friendr. A. T. Fassett, of Blanthard, stopped at the Paolfic yesterday. C. E. Red6eld, ot Harlan, was reglatared at the Pacific yesterday. C. R. Kianey, of Btrabn, Iows, was among yesterday’s Pacific house guests, George ¥, Lee, of K. K. K, which being interpreted mesws Keokuk, Is at the Og. den, George D. Perkins, of Bionx City, was shaking hands with Oouncil Bluffs friends yesterday. Will Howe, who has been ill for some time, was reported yesterdsy as being much worse, and foars are entertained con. cerning his recovery. Dr. B. F. Gardner spent yesterday in driving about the city in company with frlends here, and left last evening for his home in Penneylvas <~ ##-Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be colored to matoh that new hat hy using the Diamond Dye. Ten cents for any eolor -— COMMERCIAL. COUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Kuller, mer- chandise broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street. WkAT No, 3 spring, 770; No. 3, 65; rejected 500; good demand. CorN—530 to feeders and 830 to ship- pers. A8 —Scarce and in good demand; 30@ 82, HAY—4 00@6 00 per ton, Ryr—40c; light supply. Cony MeAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Wooh~Good supply, prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1050 per ton; soft, b 00 per ton. i Buiten—Plenty and in fair demand; 13—Scarce and in demand; 30c per on, LAk~ Fairhank’s, wholesaling at 1¢, Pouttiy—Firm; dealers paying 13¢ per pannd for turkeys and 10c for chickens. VRGETABLES —Potatoes, 45c; onionx, 25c: cabliages, 0G40 per dozen; applee, 250 350 per barrel, ¥ roun—-Crystal Reller mill_ flou retall: od at & 23 for disdum winter; 2 80 for gold- en sheal; 2 00 for hard tack. Wholesale pricea for flour, 2 40@3 25, Burooxs—2 00@3 00 per dozen, ST0CK, CATTLE—3 00@8 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs —About 500 hogs to day. Market pctive, aud all fferings quickly taken by looal packers, Car lote: -Common, b 43@ ) 503 200 mixe u 5 95; che Tevenmc_imm_& 60, Commission Merchants. Ohicago and Milwauks S. E. MAXON, ARNROE XT B O consignments of Office over savinge bank, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, . Towa, OOURCIL BLUFFS SPESIAL NOTIGES. NOTIOR.—Special advertisoments, suc Low, Found, To Loan, For 3ale, To Rent, Wante, Bosrding, ebe,, will be inserted 1n column a4 th rate of TRN CENTS PEL LINR for insertion and FTVE CENT? PER LINE for each sabsoquent (nsertion. Loave adv ertlsements &t our office, No. T HARKKESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS S.)- “Reward for the retorn of d g B2 watch and chain, takes from my show g caae, on Monday, Jauuary 32ad, R questions . asked BoRmORY, AXTED—An experlenced airl to da genor- Al houre wors . [nquire at office 89, corner of Paarl atreet and Firad + venne “ OTE!, WANTE —Any ene knowing of & 0 hotal and fur, iturs for leass, can loarn of & d, an 0 good te ant by ad iressing, b, Lsen office, Conn- J (] ¢ |I Bluffs. “" W ANTED 10,00 bushels of com. Inquire At No.34 P ri ntreet, or breom factory, Mills 4nd North Sixth. Mavxs &Co, dt mar.3.3; Y\7ANTED—Everynoay 1o Uoanet Fiuis B —— A B WA NE & CO. to take Tun Ban, 20 cents per week, do liverod by carrlers. Office, No 7 Pearl Strest (Buccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWAKNA, LEHIGH. BLOSSBURG ND ALL ~ IOWA _GOALS AT.BO ficl, once,| GONNELLSVILLE COKE, GEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Miscellaneous. Office No, 84 Pearl Stroet, Yardw Oor. Highth Street and SALE—In Om ba, doing » onsh | Hleventh Avenue, Council Bluffa, ne & frovs $1000.00 to #1200 00 per mon h expences light *he party has other husine 8. Ad- Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 Council Bluffs, Iowa " For Bale and Rent J ORSSMEN—1 hava for ssle the sallion, [ ung Wattaoe, T years ‘od, ‘bright tay, 1a w 11'heoke, & goed Cempton's barn, o en +pp | atfon. 3 ar Duwrer faw Madiee Price $100. YOI RENT The esirablc officen Intely occ J Qlet by the board o trade. " Appiy £ Dun CRS *LE—A hotel in this city, all farrished, o ng & paying tus.ne s, for als choap, by Janlg-h Ovuit & DAy, OR RENT—A house of three reoms for e/ght ollars & month, .ecat d n ary opposite the high school. Apply st No. 8% High Seheal Averue, N office, mo tadvantageous! desk room in return for _ervices; eto., furn'shed. Adaress, “Office,” B Counc | Bluffs drose On:aha Dajly Bee Omaha Neb. 776193 TOE. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculish. cure any caso of sare ogen. It in only r of time, and can curo generally in from thres t0 five weoks—I8 makes nc differ- once how long diseased. Will straighten crose oyes, oporate and remove Piyreginme, eic., and nserd artificlal eyes, Bpecial aitention 40 re: novelng tadeworma apb-tt — e OOUNOIL BLUFFS RAXLRCAD TIME TABLE. s CTI0A80, ROOK IALAND AND PACTVIO, Depart. n 29 p m | Pacifc Fxy am 25 am | Ex and Mal 5 15 & m | Des Molnesac® 4:s CIII0ABO, BURLINGTON AND QUIKCY, Arriv, PEADE XN TEHR WHEEST. “m-: ) Dt ond Willow Spests, Gouneil Bufs, | B. HAGC & C0., GEISE’ BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM 1HE ARTHSIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE NN ncmo Depart. ovulud (i L1108 m. Arrive. Overland Bx,,4:00 p. m. Denver Ex. .. Local Bx OELEEBRATIHD BUDWIISERER] BXEIDIE Orders flliod in any part of dke city. Ordexs by belephone prompily attended to. BATH INSTITUTE, Dopi Nall and Exo: o:w am Cannon Ball.. 4:58 pm 810UX CTRY AND PAOUIO. Arrl SSem 'ol emnugi T L e, Ruyant Street, ons Dosr nerth of Dehasy's Hall. T e e e eots pin Thermo-Blectric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. Allantlc Bx Atlaotic Ex.. . j9:108 m For Iadies and gentlemen. These Baths are fully eadomed b he Modical Fraternity as being aa ONICAGO, MILWAUKEN AND 82. PAUL. unfailing suxiliacy {n rec bt Ooid, Rbeumatiem, Keuralgls, m?‘ and many other ailmente Leaves Omaha. Arrlves ot Omaha. Besides, my wife, & competent lady, will attend adies. ‘00D, Propr. Mall and Ex..*T: Pacific BX......|9:45 & m | se——— — Atlantic Ex. Mail and Bx..*7-% p m +Exoopt Bundara. fidzo 1D S swan e | FRTT EOLINTIEL. A & SSOIN, Councll Blum & Omaha Street R. R. e e T e STEAM COFFEE MILLS, lllm,ln.?vm,!p 11am,lpm, 2p P 4p'm, 6pm, 6pm. | m,4pm,6pmepm Wholesnle and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Coffoes, Teas and Bpioes, aum cars run halt hourly to the Union Pacific Dopot. On Sunday the card begin their trips at ollock & m., and eua roguariy durlag the day 209, 11, 44, 'aDd 6 0'0lo0k, And ru to city time. HEWE AND EART. Dr, J. Meagher.—0Qculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST, 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT HOUSE, 1owa, in Chrano direases, offers hla services 1 ail st fiicted with diseases of th « Kye, Ear, or Chronic discanes of any character. Warrants a cure In 1 Rioumatic affections Can be consulted 1y mail or in person ab the Metropolitan botef, Counc)l I«lu&t lowa, J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. v and mald In any quantityto sult purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel. Plhllfl tamiilos sup. UITY BOLLEB HILLS, =5 R SON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in nnd SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Sehlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated FLOURMNILWAUKEE BEER, Ground by No. 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Orders from the ountry nllcltd City orders to families and dealers delivered free, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., Porcelain Rolls HUNCAR A u srocess| N1016SA18 Frflufi[}rsaflflcflmf}fl[lflfifll‘s el 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Couneil Bluffs, Ia JACOB .APPEL GEROCER. No. 529 8 Main Street. . - - Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our rquare dealing and atten: tion to customers. Good butter alwayson hand, Prompt delivery of goods, TITLE ABSTRAGT OFFIGE. Lands and Lo s Bou ht and S8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT L()W RATES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONV CYANCERS. Warranted Equal to any made in the United States, ASK YOUR GROOER FOR IT. ALSO Bran & Shorts. jand-tf Counell Bluffs, Ta. FOUNDRY. .. VINTHERLIGH BRCS, |oouei sLuFrs - - - - IOWA, 5| MALLEABLE RO, 8. M. Croors, Tree N. B Seoy. GRAY 1RON, .| J. O Horruax s N. B. Moorz, Counselor, d any \lfl,u\ OF hl:‘\_\v:" i @ 1 st QUTUAL 10WA STOGK IHSURAEGE GO. Burning Brands szt e o Jaxy of & o. g - NN : 1in H DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK- Insura‘ EJ b G “-d‘l GUSB' ERS, OIGAR aad TOBACOO Tnsuring LIVE STOCK Agatust Loss by PAOTOKIES, Bto., Bie., ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH. Or Any As woll m Unkrown or Contingent Event Whatcver, Cattle Brands R it Canionn d from all parts of Towa. Orvrce 103 Pearl Street, Council Bloffs, Ia, 308 it ARE NICELY EXECUTED, Works: Corner Sixth stree lnll’lunnlh aveuue, |ICOUNCIL BLUFFS, 10 = SOOI T g .