Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1883, Page 6

P The Daily Bee THE DAILY BEE -~COUNCI L BLUFFS .OWA THURSDAY FE&3RUARY 1) CITY AND COUNTY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, |meir Mieged History fn tho Thursday Morning, Feb 15, [ —— ——— BUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 centa por woek #10.00 per Year. MINOR MENTIONS, Form of a Ten Dollir Book. The new history of Pottawattamle county has just been issued by Baskin ~C. H. Orvis shipped a car load of very & Co., and 18 being distributed here fine hogs to J. E. Boyd, Omaha, on Tuer- day. ~Sheriff Middleton, of Harri:on county, waa here yesterday with an insane min to subscribers, not all of whom ssem a8 ready to take the book and pay the 810 asked for it, as they were to sub- whom he was taking to the asylum at Mt, | scribe for it on the promise of what it Pleasant, was to bo, as pictured by glib-tongued —One of the prisoners in the jail named | canvassors. Kelly, committed here on a charge of bur. glary at Neols, was yesterday released on $500 bail, to appear before the grand jary next May, —A warraut is out for the arrest of the parties now distri uting the history of Pottawattomie county, the complaint be- ing that they have not the necessary li- oense, ~At the residence of Rev, J, G, Lemen, 719 Fourth street, this evening, the ladies of the First Baptist church give asociable, A warm welcome awaits those whoattend, and a pleasant evening is anticipated, —John Reymond, who was lodged in jail & few days ago for breaking open a door of Frazer's saloon and stealing on avercoat, was brought before Judge Ayles- worth yesterday, and the case sontinued until next Monday. »2—G. H. Nicholas came to the surface again yesterday as complaining witness in the State ve, M, i, Weatherbee, It was before Justice Schurz, After the evidence was all in Justice 8. thought it not suffi- cient to hold Weatherhee on, and the brief bitterness ended. —A complaint was entered before Judge Ayleswoith against H. Pethyridge for slaughtering sheep, calves, etc., on Piercs street back of his market. The case was dismissed on payment of costs, and the promise to desist in future, ~—1In the circuit court yesterday tho re. plevin cave of Osler va. Smith waa tried and decided in favor of the plaintiff. Tho cace of M, G, Griffin & Co, va Schurz & Strohehm was taken up for trial, At the adjournment of court yesterday afternoon the jury in the case of Williams vs. the Powers estate were still locked up trying to reach a verdict, —Robert Jones, accused of horse steal- ing, was taken to Minden yesterday, to have another preliminary hearing, in ac- cordance with the judgment of Judge Aylesworth when the cace was brought be- fore him on » writ of habeas corpus. At. torneys Wright and Daily went also, the former to prosecute and the latter to de- fend, The examination resuited yesterdsy in ths discharge of Jones, no prosecuting witnoss appenring, ~—In the latest idiom it behooves the city authoritios of Council Bluffs to be. hoove themselves with reference to the The volume as it appears in fact does not seem o meet the expectations of some of the subscribers either in quantity or quality. Perhaps they expected too much, The book in fact is of royal octavo slze, containing G41 pages, of which 364 are given to the history of this city and county and 277 pages to biograptical sketchos, The book seems to be well bound, the paper good, and the typographical appearauce quite favor able. Even at a glance one finds some typographical errors which oaght not to be found in a work supposed to be #0 carefually prepared, the words, ‘‘at- torner” instead of ‘‘attorney “stanch,” ‘‘aiso” for ‘‘alsn,” ‘‘exun sively,” “‘sings” for ‘“‘signa,” ete. In many places matters of an entirely different nature are run together in the same paragraph, giving a gentle start to the innocent reader, who without the slightest warning finds an account of Dr. Jeffels’ lottery scheme running into a statement of the pub- lic schools, and the statement of the action taken for the relief of sufferers by the Chicago fire closing with an obituary notice of a worthy citizen. There surely cannot be the excuse of hasty preparation in a work of this kind. The iliustrations {n this work are quite good, but they are not very nu- merous. There arp portraits of N. J, Bond, P. T. Breseo, A, S. Bryant, J. P. Cassady, E 1 Ciayton, B. B, Clay ton, G. M, Dodge, J. A. Jackson, John Keller, Joseph Kuotts, Dr, Ma crao, and Goeorge F. Wright, while thera is bat ons city building and one country dwelling given a place. Oaly twelve men in the whols coanty, and two bulldings worthy of being shown ap! Alas for Pottawattamie county! A glance through the history proper whown that much interesticy readi matter and many valaable facta ha been thus gathered and placed in per mauent form. The history of this city has been written by Colonel J, H Keatley, and the chapter penned by him seem worthy of mach praise, the material having been well selected and well handled, The colonel is a grace- ful writer, and he has glven the work a number of very Interesting chapters An already stated, a large portion of the book fs devoted to ‘‘biographigal sketches”—go0 called. Like most works of the kind, this portion of the boock " impendivg flsods. The gutters in mest|impresses one as consiating of & mess parta of the city are about large ensugh to | of pralse and advertisements for pat- carry off the tears that will be shed in the [ rons of the book, without regard to event of a sudden thaw. Oitizens of the | the prominence or record of the per- Bluffs, suppose the drizzle of Tuesday had | 8ons 8o selected. There are some grown into a heavy raln, We cannot tell | Plographies which seem justly entitled how soon the water will rise, “If it were |0 ® Place in & $10 book of this dig- done, 'twere well and it were done quickly,” —Rev. Henry McMeekin has been en- gaged by the Presbyterian church to sup- ply its pulpit for the next three months He has lately been in Osceols, Nebraska, strengthening & young soclety there and building a new church, a work in which he has had much experience. Most of his ministerial life bas been spent in Canada, and since leaving there he has been en. gaged largely in miseionary labors in Tl nois, Towa and Nebraska, —Corn is on the climb, Farmers con. versed with yesterday on the subject all bave sanguine views on the future price of this cereal, Shippers have put the price up to 3c and, say the producers, feeders must go higher in order to get their corn. nity and importance, but many which are not. In this volame there is one noticeable omission of many of tne really prominent men and old settlers of the city and county, while many g\un space whoao names are quite un- eard of outside of a limited cirelo of business and friendship. There are many ludiorous features in the biographical portion of? the work., Of one mau it rocords the startling fact that he keeps a fine stock of forniture, crockery snd glass ware, and ‘*his family are all at home,” Blographlcal skeiches aro given of & bank and of several grocery storee, millinery shops, livery stables, ete. Of one doctor it is stated that, “‘He 18 now permanently located in Council Blafls, with the intention of golng to Omaea in course of one year to make A grizaled tiller of the soil at the con. | thethis headquarters. junction of Main street and Poarl, cracked | One attorney is given the credit of elng at present ‘‘editor-in.chizf of his twelve-foot whip-lash at the gutter aud | Phe Dai N obaarved: “Yoe, corn s tis, but 101 be| o ey Monitor, a republican or tl; 0 ket and I reckon the Bluffs'll get my | where or how it ever came into life, no kernels, but she'll have to boom, young | one here is able to say. Such a paper man, she'll have to boom,” beglg amyth, & i ] —Our reporter called on Weighmaster ne grocery house is given a pecul. Honn aud asked bim about tho hay bus. |18, PIographloal akateh. Tho houso ness, “Hight” wid ho Interrogatively, |1 LT eaRa kA aonEht 4 f such a sketch killed it. Perhaps “‘That's it, rejolned Tiix Brx, and we im- | tho husiness policy indicated in the mediately weut into committes of the | gketoh did the work. It reads—'‘He whole on the question of cured grass. Mr. [now ocarries about $5,000 worth of H. weighs twenty tons & day upon an_av- | stock, and from present prospects his erage—that is, on his scales. Last Mon- [ annual sales for the presont year will day and Tuesday he weighed over 80 tons, | amount to about $1000,000, ~ He em- all sold and consumed in [Council Bluffs, | ploys three men in his establishmont, Nearly all of this hay comes from the|8nd keeps nine men on the road, and Missourl bovtoms just south of the city, | 9XPects soon to increaso his force of Yostorday as high as 87 & ton was paid on | tFavelling men, fripot i o Stueh rro the :an;plu gla;nod by a —Sherl Dan Farrell wrote o Chist| oy, Sace b thia 810 book, and many more could be culled by loisure. Field the other day to look out for a one- | With the exception of the {ew chap armed man, who had a little daughter | ters by Col. Keatley the book will being cared forin one of Council Bluffs | probably disappoint those who have best families, and who was determined to | expected much of this work, raise trouble and get the girl away, though t s well that so much valuable his be was unfit to take care of the girl, both | torical matter has been preserved in financially and morally, Yesterday the | D00k form, but it s to be regretted ‘man Appnnd h'f.' and h] chance he met that there Y" not more and bQ"&l the little pirl on Broadway and tried to get | [Mtertal to fill lts pages. It in also to ber to go with him, As father and daugh. be regretted that so much of the book i pelnid is taken up with “‘slush,” and that so stood g on the street her crying many pages bear the marks of havi and protests attracted the attention of Jos ¢ R O NATIRg some who knew the circumstances of the :,”n daw:;e § tiu &:dd .d“";“mrem" asquerading in airl life, and Interfered, and desplto the | et -8 o @rb of history, threats of the man the hitle girl was taken Young man or woman, if you want big money for & small amount, hsure 1n th back to her charitable home. Marrlage Fund and Mutual Trast Assoct, e ation, Oedar Rapids, Tows. 5.3, Ll L * Dr, West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. L Rescue No, 3, Fine weather for baths, Take them | Yetterdsy Tur Ber sharpened its at 21 Byrant streot. See advertlse- No. 1 soft jmedium Zled penocsl, shook ment in another colamn, the night's dew from its wings apd a took a fly. The Rescue engine house Wi U d, M 1 A Trust "A"fls'd.';‘;:n?u" 4 }:.“:.d IT::, was the first blossom lighted on, Tag highly spoken of in many of the leading | Bex was greeted at the end of a pape the state, ‘M for the Un- | . v e, Acter o U2 | ighs of o by Mr. 4. L. Bre another column of this paper. 5.3 | man, who gripped our feeler and The finest lot of anthracite coal that | showed us through the bullding. The has b::fln recelved here this winter h'u sleeping apartments, the wardrobes, just arrived at A. H. Mayne & Co.'s. | g paty rooms were gazed at, and Tae —_— J. P, Fllbert has moved to No, 200 | BEE could scarcely be d ssuaded from Broadway, opposite Bryant house, aslide on the fireman's pole. Down atairs Tue Bre buzzed about the in. telligent horses and came near losirg a wing by the teeth of one particu- larly discerning bay equine, who was avidentty a conunoissear of lns-cis The hose cart, with 1,400 feet of hose, was a halting point. T Bee Basked (w) hose cart It was, and receivivg a clvil, straightforward answer, vowed to drop the pun serious aud confine itself 1o the remark jocular hereafter. Reacue engine No. 3 next dazzled onr eyes, It remiuded us of the bootblack who wore speotaclos, explaining the causo by saying: *‘Ye oo, I puts such a shiny shine on gen- tlemen's boots it hucts me eyes " Rescue No. 3 shoots the llquid eolumn sixty fee. higher than the spire of Broadway M E. church, Thirty-five seconds, by the ticker, from the mo- ment of alarm to the wink of leaving the engine houra in full parapliernalia, is the time the Soys do it in, Befre leaving Tue Ber fonnd that Mr, Bergman_was ten yoars agy a dweller at Creto, Nebraska, the former b pasture of it vividly & horao nic given by ite citizons in t} itlve days, k- o ple- rim- & st *All ladies who may bo troubled with nervous prostration, who suffer from organic displacement; who have asense of wearlness and a feeling of lassitude; who are languid in the morning; in *hom the appetite for food In capricious and slecp at proper hours uncertsin, should to Mrs. Pinkham's V. pound, recourse able Com- PERSONAL. The Lind of (i ambetta is roprosented by Samuel Ehrlich at the Ogder. Theodore J, Wolff, of Sioux Falls, Da- kota, stops at the Ogden. George Brake, of Umaha, crossed the big muddy yesterday to visit the railroad centre of the west. Fay Wyckeff, a Chicagoan, flourished his fist on the O den house register yester- day. William Sim thore,” which is with THR BEE of er.], attorney, from *‘over lecd Omaha,shook hands enterday, Tdwin Togstad, who makes his home with E, Rosecrang, is quite ill. His broth. ers of the orders of the K, of P, and the Druids are carfog for him, Dr. Stillman has been delivering a course of lectures before the students of the med- ical department of the Towa university, and is at home again, e o Hozsford’s Acid Phosphate promotes sleep when the nervous s; worked or worried od it, and toke ne other iron preparation ¢xcept Brown's Iron Bit- tors, It ia the be AL il SWINGING AROUND THE CIROLE. That's What the Fiyers Wil be at May 22d. Iu conversation with Mayor Bow- mon yesterday we learned that the Council Bluffs driving park association is pushing matters for its spring meet- ing, May 22, Seven thousand four hun- dred dollare will be given in promiuma, and swift speeders will et the dust epinning. Tae track and grounds are w be placed in prime condition for “‘iast ones” frcm all over the west and the Bluffs people may depend upon seeing some fast time and fine eport at the spring meetiog, President Hart is in correspondence wtth parties now with reference to their presence. Lot the good worl ;fi on. - Milhons Given Away. Milliony of Bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have been given away as Trial Bottles of the iarge size. This enormous outlay would be disastrous to the pro prietors, were it not for_the rare werit possesed by this wonderful medicine. Cal at O, ¥, Goodnian's Drug Store, and get a Trial Bottle free, and try for yourself. never fnlx to © L Rumble About the Bluffs It was sioppy yesterdey; swift our- ronts of mslted snow shot across the | - sidewalks and twistod zorpentino folds about the lomp posts and dry goods boxes in a way calculated to induce bs- liof in delirium tremens among those under the inflaeuce of the ardent, Miseourt iclcles lot go their grasp from cornices and their shattered remains evoked not a token of sympathy from the hastenlng orowd. It was 8t. Val- entine’s day, too, and the children were surging In and ous of the post office, some smiling and langhing over the reception of aloveZm's:ive, others clouded with dwsappointment—or grleved at receiving some hideous, lampooning mockery. Acrobatic ex. hibitions on the sidewalks were con- tinuous; victims swore, and lookers on were risibly sffscted. The haman i's last year's croak: —*‘It'il bo a flood, sor, indade it will, sor,” quoth an Em oralder on with a “Kin ye sudden thought — bloody Mizzoory? An' I'm afther radin the papers a bit mesilf, I am, votin' the blessed dollars, they be, for duck ponds in Pennsylvania an’ tad- pole creeks in Ohio, and improvin’ the navigation o' wet marshes in Massa- say, can't they spend a nickel for fix- in’ up the railroad town o' the west water as ever flowed down hill?” and, observing he would inquiro of haven, e ————— chavios the health of yourself and fawmily, 1f you appetite, Jow and depressed spirif generally debilitated, do not dela) tle of those wonderful Electric Bitters, trifling sum of fift: Tribune, BT 9, Gotar,, M8 miiribeme DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. JOHN BEND & 00., :» S5"55aL MEncRANDISE ‘GENERAL MERCHANDIS MRS. S. J. NORRIS, MILLINKRY at cost for 30 days, 105 Main Street, OFFICE : J. M. BARSTOW, M. D., c. o885 50 ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, OFFICE: Oor. Main and bth, up-stairs, Resldence, 609 Willow Avenue, JUSTIOE OF THE PEACE N- SGHUBZ' Offico after Fobruary 16th, over American Exprees, S. 8. WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. y for fanerals at reasonablo rates, No, 22 4th St WILL CONTRACT J. M. ST, JOHN & CO, GASH BUYERS, Who csale butter, eges, ponitry and fruit. Ship to us Dreft by return mail. 316 Broadway. ) DD/ Brondway Mont Market, 327 Broadway. H. PETHYBR:DGE, The best Mea's ot lowes? pric:s, Ssusages, Brondway, G. F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN. Bargains, IMMENS E SO FOR A Tramp to the Transfer. A tramp to the transfer and back at a late hour last night found a big pow- wow steaming up at & saloon on lower Broadway. A crowd of coovs with piano and violin and a gang of railroad mon were giviog a varietyshow, every- one filling up with budge and the pros- pect for lodgers at the hotel demuni- cipal becomivg imminent. 9 At the transfer the Q" train wan roported an hour late, The ground of the Ohicago and Northwestern edition of the frog family practic=d cn Breadway and tell, sor—throth, these newspaper bhoys is the uns at is onto the rackets—wby we don't be af:her havin' a layvay down ferninst the an’ it's them fellers in Washington a chusetts —why the holy St, Mike, I agln, the most develish plece o' fresh Tue Bee reporter was stumped, the Pharisees aud publicans, put his helm hard a port and sailed back to Fortunes or Ffarmers and Mo Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor ment, but go at once; and procure a bot. which never fail to cure, and that for the depot &t the transfer was transformed into a lake, tho water being 4 to 6 inches deep. At the corner of Ninth and Eigh- teenth avenue a dance was in prog- ress; a squeaky fiddie, hoarse caller and u hilarions crowd made a pande- monium of racket. At their hall the juvenile band wore rehearsing for the concert Kri- day night. K A bay horee was found wandering, saddled, sbout the stroets. He was lassoed by the police abont 10 o'clock and lodged in a livery stable. S S If you are not married, write the Mar- risge’ Fun1 and Mutual Trust Associn- tion, Cedar I{Tpid»‘, Tows, for cir;;\};:« nica Baive. world for Out, Thapped Hacds, viin eruptions, Tt in guaranteed e ney refunded, foe asia by 40 Prioe, 25 oents per X, oo Money for the Unmarried. One of the most solid and substancial institntions in this country is the Mar. riage Fund and Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, They are organ- ized under the lnws of Llowa, and their of- ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men of Cedar Rapide. Every uomarried person should have a certificate in this association. ** 1t is a splendid investment, a8 sufe as & government bond, You can justas well have a good sum of money to commence married /ife on as not. A large number of members have been paid off, receiving over 800 per cent on their investment, rite for circulars fully detailing the plan, which 1 the finest kaown, Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, Mention where you saw this notice, 15-3w, ——— Our New Loan and lmprovement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- bio, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding houses is that ‘proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of uhis city, By investicg In shares in this institution, which 1s backed by some of our best and most reliable buslness men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortablo home for himself and family, In tak- inga certaln number of shares, at & certaln monthly payment, in a fow years a man can own & house of his own for about the same as ho pays monthly for rent. We believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want in Council Bluffs. Their plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrotiny and exam- ination, and we have no hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and equitable, and backed by gentlemen of honor and futegrity, As the com- pany exists It becomes at once an in- stitution of value and credit to our d[clty and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland; vice president, Judge Peake; seo- rotary, I. R, Beery; treasurer, Col. Beobe, and thelr office is in the base- ment of Shugart's and McMahon's In FINE HARNE! that brings patronage JAMES FRANEY, ¥ Men’s and Boys’ AT THE NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, Tth snd Plans and epecifications farnished S8 1 have the variety 124 Main street, ANT TAILOR, Artistic Work asovable Onarges. 872 Broadway. Bargains. BARGAINS | Ladies’ Misses' And Children's JER &5 Boots & Shoes, DA X EE. new block, cornor First avenwe and Penrl stree+ an27-1y - U L UNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J., Y, Fuller, mer. chandise broker, buyer and shiper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street, WuEAT -No. 2 spring, 770; No. 8, 65; rejected 50¢; good demand, CorN—:b0 to feeders and 832 to ship- pers; rejected corn Chicago, 532 new mixed, 55c. The receipts of corn are daily increasing and ship ers are kept busy tak- imbcnre of firmers’ deliveries, o8 ATS —Scarce and in good demand; 30@ Hav—4 00@6 00 per ton, Ryr—40c; light supply, CorN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woon —Good supply; prices st yards, 00@§6 00, 5 . Coar—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. b 50 per ton, Burter—Plenty and in fair demand; 25c; creamery, 80, Eoas - Scarce and in demand; 800 per dozen. Lanp—Fairbank’s, wholesaling Pourtry—Firm; deslers pay ponnd for turkeys and 10c for chi VEGETABLES—Potatoes, 45¢; onio R—Wholessle prices - ent 5 25 for superlative; roller § pa 285 for disdum winter; roller stan 2 60 for golden sheaf; roller family, Reller pat- Wholesale prices for flour, 2 40@3 25. BRrOOMS—2 00@8 00 per dozen. BTOCK, Hogs Murket active, and all offerings quickly taken at higher prices. Car lota: Common, 5 45@5 50; good mixed, 5 60@ ing, 570@b 95; choice 5@6 10, COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Bpecisl advertisements, suc Lost, Found, Tc Loan, For Sale, To Ront, Wants, Boarding, ote,, will be Inserted in this column at tho ow rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and ¥IVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent fnsertlan. Leave sdy ertisements af our offics, No.7 Pear! Stroct, ncar Erondway. ~ Wanta, YATANTED—A first-chss barber a3 Ogden hiouse +h p. 1} OOP POLES WANTEDFor further par. ticulars all on or address Joseph Ross, 615 Upper Broad aay, Febl T4t ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs lo WV A ke Tion Bu, 30 custa-per wae: da livered by carrlers. Office, No 7 Pearl Street near Broadway. © ForSaleand Rent MOR SALE—A half intere't in a psying hetel in this city, also a half inter-stin” a saloon by ODELL & DAY. {TORE FOR RENT—With cight rooms, cellar and a barn, 923 Fi'th _stree’, opposite the Gundry Fev12-12t OR RENT—The desirable pied by the board of trade. nell & Brackett. LD BEES—In packages o a hundred at 26c ()"2 Package ab Tun Bux oftico, No. 7 Pearl shreeh s SR Y Inqiiire of W. Eugel. es lately occu- Apply to_ Bush- L offers , fuel, office, N office, most advantageously situa desk room in return for rervices ete., furnished. Adaress, “Offico,” Council Bluffs. el i L. EV.RINCHAM & £0., Cecmmission Merchants Chicago and Milwaukee, eds and Provisions. S. E. MAXON, ARNROEIT R OT. Office over savings Lank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, . Towa. BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Strect, one Door norih of Dohany's Hall, ectric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths, For ladies and gentlemen, These Batha are fully endo sed by the Medical Fraternity os Leing an unfailing auxiliary in rec nt Colds, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago and many other ailmenta Besides, my wife, & competent lady, will attend |adies, F. M. LOCKWOOD, Propr. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters and Sonfectiouers 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Counecil Bluffy, Ia. M GALLAGHER, CROOH RIHAKS New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendants, Thermo. First Door ®ast of tha bietrspolitin Hotel, Tower Broadway TITLE AB . W, vy . bands and Lots Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, YOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. COMMCIL BLUFFS - - - - 10WA, M. T. DAVIS, President, 'N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vics Pres. O, HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURARGE GO. Insu es Live ' took Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Office, 103 Pearl Streot, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The only company In Towa that will insare your stock againat loss from any cause whatever, Owners of Sto-k will consult their own intere:t if, when insuring their Stock, toey 8 e tha' thy policy ircludes all 1he losses they may have, and be saisfied with nothing less. For fusther information cail on or address Counoil Bluffs, Towa., 8 EX.NEAINE & CO. (Buccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLEFSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LERIGH, BLOSSBURG " COALSI IENT, LIME, PLASTES, Oifles MIRS. 0. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN Cr O O I & 337 Broad xuy, Oounoil Bluffs, Towa ! Shuggart Implement Co., COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - 19WA. GENLIRAL AGENTS FOR THE FARMER’S FRIEND PLANTER AND TA!T CHECK ROWER. BUCHANAN WAGON, OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, OLDS WAGON, STAR HAND SHELLER, COATES RAKE NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R HUBER REVULVING RAKE, EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, GORHAM SEE1 ER, HENNEY BUGGIES, TIGER CULTIVATOR SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETC. 113 and 115 Main Street! For Hngines, Boilura, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. Send Orders to JOYNN GILBERT, Manufacturer, g tn rtreet aud 8th Avenue, Councll Bl mp’ attention t) orders, ‘ihy best Corner Maln Feriet aud B Qoo o and fiea‘anable charaes foh 10°1y MOROAY, KELLER & 00, |mo o To.pcs TOAE The finest quality ard west of IBA DT RES, COhicago of W ooden and Me Calls at- tended to at all hours. quality of goods or prices ‘m y Sorved a8 nuderraker for forty years and thor- (3 ; oughly understands his business. _Warerooms, Ounc u S (};. 311 ircadway. - UPAOLSTERING o all itd y ches promptly attended to; a's0 carpet-lay- . branches promptly attended » Established, - . 1886 ing and lambrequins, Telegraphic anu mail or- ozn Slled Wik ey, Dealers In Forelg: §tandf Domestio{ Exchange nd howe securitios GOLD ROPE. trinslc merlt ud superior quality of our pe b luced other mannface cods similar to which are offered the genuine Gold and consnmer to see nark are upon each {criginal Gold Rope N & MoNALLY TO BACCO JOMPANY, 250 g he L W anted-*"5, fex MRS, R. J, HILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEQN, 222 Brosdwav. Gounctl Bluffs. (AL A brn sove wilh 52 5 A GIVEY AWAY aald person calling for I8, ad szy bransy B0 rab-omce of The Singer MaRGiacuring O pany, or will bo seut by wadl, posa pad, b Rey person livicg at distance from oor afices o Singer Manufactaring Oo., Prinolpal Office, 34 Unlon Bquara [ ritory st o NEW VYORK he ouly i not be s *'Blood and Thunde story, such as hag been and will be pul lished, but & trus lite by the only person ‘who. la i posession of the facts & fal htul and devoted wife. Truth is more nter- Gatingthan fiztion. Agents should apply ol ter. Ben 75 cts. for Blmé’; book, 3 Chgm : S LS