Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 16, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 16 FERMENTUM. DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. —_— — = JOHN BENO & 00., 15 sisio Sireei i 37 Pone 81voct. e Thermo-Hlectric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths, Oomproessed Yea:t. MAx MOH N } CRESTON HOUSE, {0'0‘”‘7 216 Main Street. | p; u4iep and gentlemen, These Baths are fully endo-sed by the Medical Fraternity as being an BATH INSTITUTE, The Daily Bee |!BFERCRLESS COUNCIL BLUFFS eol]-uc":‘iluFFs: The Hxpedition Against Mis- p Susheror s souri Valley. Friday Morning, ¥eb 16, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Wrath of the Warriors at the [ 3 ‘l'y mu. mll\;m ;:I. Chioago & Northwestern ‘What is It? Hotel, 217 & 219 Main 8t | anfailing emsiliary In rec nt Colds, Rheumaiism, Neufigia, Lumbago and many other ailmenta Beaides, my wife, & compotent lady, will attend Iadies, F. M. LOOKWOOD, Propr. It Is & pure, quick yeast made from sound grain by the Riverdale Com- pound Yeast Co., well known farther east and now being introduced here to the retail trade by the Omaha agents, ) | who have In the past three years es- Valley yostorday moralng, didn't pre- | )} oy | large trado. It gives splen- sent & very solld phalanx at the depot. al d satisfactlon, makes better bread In fact, thoro was » doal of straggling. than hop yeast and never fails, When- True, Provost Marshal Fox, than|ever it makes a customer it holds the s. s. WAGNE whom a braver soldier never drew trade. As an indication of the growth bre on the ensangained field, hurried | e might say the trade has increased in Omaha on t¥is ono brand from 50 M. S & 00, CAS UYER down the gans, munitions of war and | go;., oyjcan weok to near 200 dozon J'v . ST. JOHN , GASH B i E s! a week, Eastern I”'”P'B know what Who'esale buster, eges, ponitry and frult. Ship to us. Draft by return mail, 316 Broadway. it fs and wiil be glad to know Broadway 1M y {Meat Market, 327 Broadway. :’,',:‘,t.',,’i':, n}&z‘:} to be establishod in H. PETHY BH!DG y The bost Moats at lowest prices. Sausages Ladien «f Council Bluffs who have G F S _I CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and not perfect satisfaction with their M TH. Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished bread and wish to improve, will be T T AT T TTY TS T TS T I L g n A have @ variety w- w- S H ERMAN- that brings patronage. 124 Main street. MILLINERY at cost for MRS. 8. J. NORRIS, ™ "siiss i s s, | " DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO,, J. M. BARSTow,_M. n., Cor. 5th 8t. and bib Ave, ORI 8 8 DO o st oo | NAOISAD FYOORS and Sonfoetioners nn- J- F- WHIT ) Resldence, 609 Willow Avenue. y forfanorsa resnabis s, o2 40 8| Broadway Steam Laundry ! 124 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY., e TITLE ABSTRAGT OFFIGE - - b L& ] nds and Lots Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEVANCERS. COUNGIL BLUFFS - - - - - - IOWA, M. T. DAVIS, Pre 'N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vieo Pres. C. HULBURT, Adjus.or. MUTUAL 10WA. STOCK INSURAXGE CO. Insutes Live ' tock Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. ] Ofoe: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near|‘Thy voioe is heard thro’ rolling drums, st ks That beat to battle where he stands.” m——————===| The doughty veteraus of the G. A. MINOR MENTIONS, R. who were to depart for Mlssour —The city council hold an adjourned meeting this evening, —At the Ogden the Chas, A. Gardiner roupe are quartered. —A herd of cattle driven down Broadway enrly yesterday morning occasioned a fall in beef. —The case of Williams, charged with | 0amp equipages, and In trampet tones malicious threats, is to have a hearing be- | that rivalled Anthony Van Carlear fore Justice Abbott this morning. rallied the deserters and cheered the —This evening all citizens interested in | faltoring. The sky was forbldding, the hoepital movement should be present | and the inland sea about the Chleego at the chapel of the Baptist church, & Northwestorn depot was dlscourag —~Justice Vaughn yeeterdsy tied the|ing, and oh! saddest stroke of all, the knot matrimonial between James Boyle, | agent refused to sell round trip tickets of this clty, and Ellen Pool, of Clarke |t reduced rates, unless twenty-five of county. the war-scarred sons of Mars would 5 irit of —Only one lodger woke up at the ‘cfty muster for tlckets, The spirit of strife rose high among the assembled hall chamber apartments yesterday morn- | warriors; some were for taklog the ing, He thought the street too dsmp, bad | depot by assauli, while others thought and hard, denunolatory resolution about the cor- —Notice was served on the Nonpareil [rect thing. ~Fox, the' cholerie, strat office yestorday to clear away the ashos | ted around with a pogilistic pucker on from its precincts, and generally brush up, his face and a b.unrl new mlhf.nry oup . ; on his caput, giving high defiance to —J. H. Pierce and R. L. Willisme, of | 4}, 51010 0 & N. W. company, and the Bi force, went with the boys to Mis | daring them to mortal combat. Plerce, souri Valley, the urbane, made a personal appeal to ~Mr, A. J, Hart, of the firm of Lindt | the obdurate agent, but to no avall, & Hart, took the Rook Tsland train for|and the last seon of the defenders of Neola, ¥o attend to an important case at| ouncil Blufls thoy wero trylug to that lively little burg, barrow enough money of each other the oxtra fare. Still auother —The warrants out for the peddlers of f ) qad Joft on the afternoon traln and the alleged history of Pottawatamiocounty | ¢{i| their return the burghers and are not yet served, owing to the inability of | wives of Council Bluffs will look the officer to find the partien, toward the mnorthern horizon with —City Clerk Savascool ustrped judiclal | yes anxious as those who looked from fanctions at the oity hall yesterday during | the walls of Loyden on tho reecuing Judge Aylesworth's absence at the Misouri | floct of the Princo of Orange. When Valley G. A. R. spread. the army comes home again we shall glve an account of the battle, the =M, John Linder, of the firm of Lin- | ylain and the escaped. der & Kiel, yesterday had a half barrel of | Targr: Mr, Hubbard found his wine drop on his foot, injuring it quite | organ at the Union Pacific depot just badly, but not bresking any bones, He|on the eve of belng shipped to Grand will be confined to his house for a foew days, | Island, whither the evanescent Glara being unable to use the injured member, | had flown, Shipment was stopped, a| Postmaster O'Kelsey, of Loveland, was —Hon. Richard F. Trevelliok will lec- replevin served returnable Tuesday, |in the city yesterday, and favored Tre 4 and the prorerty is at last likely to be | Bek with a call. returned to its owner, pleased on giving this a trial or two, Ask any one who has ueed it aud don’t forget to call for Fermentum VI Compressed Yeast of your grocer. Respectfally, W, Freyine & Co., Ag'ts Fermontum Comprossed Yoast. JAMES FRANEY, oo Chanen. &35 Brostran LINDT & HART, Srectoesin siaio and tedcrai courts. . STOCKERT.& 00, ,uciiiains Witow siaiee soomny: Office, 103 Pearl Street, BARG AILNSI . . COUNCOIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. Bargains, Bargains. T oy oupany T Tows it il s Owners of Stock will consult their own interest if, when insuring their Stock, toey g-e tha* tha policy includes all y the losses they may have, and be satisfled with nothing less. For further informaticn cail on or address N. B. EASTOv - - Ooupnll Blufl’i,“pra. A.E. . NVLAWINIE 8& CO. (BSuccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWAXNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND A L ———e— *All ladies who may be troubled with nervous prostration, who euffer from organic displacement; who Lave anense of weariness and a feollng of lassitude; who are languid in the morning; in whom the appetite for food 1s capricious and sleep at proper hours uncortain, should have recourse to Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetablo Com- pound. PERSONAL. IMMENS E BARGAINS | Ladies'’ Misses' And Children's S E O E S, M=n’s and Boys’ Boots & Shoes, FOR THE NEXT 30 AT THE ‘W. Booth, from Harlan, Iows, is at the Ogden. J. 8, Wood is at the Ogden, from Ot- tumwa, Towa, i A. Richards, of Omuiha, dined at the Ogden yesterday. W. G, Templeton, from Sidney, Towa, ate breakfsat at the Ozden, Simon Kohn, Chicago, picks his teeth with the Ogden house tooth picks, ture at Bloom and Nixon's opers house on Tuesday, the 20:h inst., at 8 o'clock p. m, Subject, “Oreanizalion, its History and| 7. P. Fllbert h“' moved to No. 900 Neoessity, Admission, 10 cents. Tickets | Broadway, opposite Bryaut houre, on salo st Gilmore’s news stand, 512 South ————————— Main street, Go early to secure seats, _ Dead at Denver. —In the circuit court yesterday the case| A dispatch from raflroad aathorities of M. G. Griffin & Oo. vs, Sohurz & Stro- [ at Denver to Mrs, Edith Ferrill, of heim was on trial. The jury in the case | this city, eays: ‘‘Frank has fallen bo- of Williams velithe Powell entate brought | {ween the cars. Both legs were cut 1n a verdict giving the plaintiff about$750, | ¢ He died in fift inutes.” it taking them about twerty-four hours to % Tag B‘: lo:ghl a‘:“m ;I‘::..Fcnlll reach this decision, N S Fekeloh M) atmnle i wics yasbeediy where she is stopping with her mother, Franklin Benjamin, the well known Avoca attorney, was here again yesterday on courk business Sheriff Riley Clark, of Neols, was in the city here yesterday, having escorted hither anew boarder for Jailer Schontz. Miss Mollio Larimer, niece of Judge Larimer, bas returned to Chicago, after making quite an exteusive visit to friends here, Justios Abbott believes it better late than never, and so went up last night to Missouri Valley to join the boys in their Mrs, All . F. 7 to Joln the boya in granted to Noah Welbaum, of Modale, | M G"l;:;.,"‘hg’llg': Aretine hg“fi"’; g00d time around the camp fire, = Harrdson oounty and Lecus Siduner, of|last November to' visit her mother | Thero was n plossant and nformal cler- Stitution, of valae b A ookford township, this oity; Xdison M. | hgre But two days ago sho received |cal gathering at Rev Father MoMenomy's | 0¥ nd those who desira homes. CORRELLSVILLE GOKE NT, LIME, PLASTI Office No, 34 ¥ , Yarde Cor, thth Strost and \vennso uncil Bioffe, MRS, 1. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, - MoNell and Alvaustta V. Ayres, both of | etter from Frank, who was woll, | yesterday, the visitors beiog Rev John | Locl president is L. A Kirkland; = Gorrected daily by J. Y. Koller, mer. EL A XK ER G O O I = this city; James Boyle, of this city, and | and desirous of seeing her and the | Kempker, pastor of the Catholio church at vice president, Judge Peake; sec- ) chandise broker, buyer and shipier of retary, I R. Beery; treasuror, Col, | grain and provisions, 30 Pearl street. 837 Broadwoy, Oeungil Bluffs. Towa. i + .| Wurar -No. 2 spring, 77c; No. 8, 65; Beebe, and their office 1s in the base. g eraiN e i) J ment of Snugarts and, Medahon's| S5 05 S ioei wa oo | Shuggart Implement Co., Ellen Poyle, of Clark county, baby, born slnoe her arrival here, now | Neola; Rev MecLynch, pastor of the —About a dozen saloonists are still feel. |never to see the light of its father's | shuroh at Dunlap, and Rev Mat. Lenihan, ing in their vest pockets tor the 8300 need- | face. Mr. and Mra. Ferrill had lived | ytor of the church at Vail, ight years at Golden, Frank ki o) rs; rejected corn Chicago, ;u:.to mhln.dlyp;i.umx mmwnlum Fyoes e brskoman on the Deaver & Bio| G H. Nichols, whose name hu been | Pesrl atreet jan27-ly | ixed, 5!15\:. ng:: Yocelpta'of corn are light iR e on acooul N N & i himdriitios Grando, and ono child besides tho | rather unpleasantly before the publio iu IOWA ITHMS, O3 —Soaroe and in good demand; @ | COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - - - [4WA about the matter and delinquents may ex- |y .\ o'y 1q - y been born to them. A sis- | connection with hiring livery teams of Dr. pect to hear something drop any day. ter of Mr. Ferrill living jn the same | Patten and Mr, Weatherbee, started yes- —Constable Bkinner yesterdsy arrested | place will care for his remains. At the | terdsy for Kansas City, expecting to ro- a man named Jehn H, Ostrem, on a charge | time of his death Mr. Ferrill was on | turn soon with his family and become a «f seduction, preferred agains him before | 8 particularly dangerous beat, it being Justice Vavghn by Miss Ellen Nelson, of [on special train, whose work was to Nebo, Ostrem being unable to give the | cleat|thesnow from thedeepravinesjand $500 honds required, was committed to | DAFTOW cuts of the Rocky mountalns, jail, and the exsmination wet for this . morning at 9 o'clock, pxom}::;::;; il 33?(::‘33'33;: e riage Funi and Mutual Trust Associa- | Over $50),000 worth of ice has beea cut —Formal notice was yosterday served | tom in overworked or worried by care upon the Northwestera railway company | and anxiet; to fix up its part of the leveo at once in ac- AT AR Tt cordance with the agreement entered into A PASIING PANOY; some time ago, sud that unless the matter is attended to promptly the city will hold the company rosponsible for all damages resulting from the neglect, either to the city’s portion of the levee or to uther property. 82, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton, Rove—40c; light supply. 3 ORN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, O’Brien county has 872,000 of its school | Woon—Good supply resident of this city, having arranged to | fund loaned s 5006 000 Lo I stiyacds, take charge of the Western house on up- COAL,;N“V"O“. hard, 1100 per ton; per ton, ver Broadway. rER—Plenty ond fn fair demand; 2603 oreamery, 80c, Faas —Scarce and in-demand; 300 per tion, Cedar Rupids, Towa, for circulars | aud stored away at Des Moines DR frbank's 5 ) Towsy 3 . e, JARD—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13he. exploining theplan, .~ f6:8m. | ppg Reinback trustees have reduced the | PouLty—Firm; dealers paving r%u"paer Wandering Waifs saloon licenses from $700 to $200 per year. | pound for turkeys and 10¢ for chickens. Lilly Haggorty Is a little girl from | Fleven men have frozen to death during | VEGETABLES—Potatues, dbc; 4 tho winter whose death is directly attri- Olarinda who came in on the train Iast | huted to whisky. @350 ¢ ! ¢ FLouR—Wholesale prices 5 evening, expecting to meet her uncle, Oskaloosa and Ottumwa bol!;"\ furnh.h 4 ‘-?25 s !‘l;"e::l:‘i\";?c:‘:’lt:{t;lle‘:nt‘t“lil, Dot Hale, of Oreston, at the depot. ons’ tickets for the approaching muni- Fonda has placed its saloon licenses at = is creating a havoc among If you are mot married, write the Mar. | cattle around Jefferscn, o BT , She Wants to Put on Airs and so Elopes. Mgy g:o fm— .hlnldumh wimmr];K roller standard, i sotion, 0 for golden sheaf; roller family, 160, Dot failed to appeor and Lilly was| ‘Do yas tauk at Indspendencs caught | - Wholessio prices for flour, 3 40@3 taken to police headquarters and thence | fire List weck and all of the wooden por- | Brooms—2 00@3 00 per dozen, tion of it was consumed. Mz, Arthur Uubbard, of Sioux City, stopped yesterday at the Ogden for ” BTOCK, dinner, and sitting next to Tug Bee to hotel tll her relatives show up. %The Perry b factory i in full | OCATTLE—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, —The agenteof the history of Pottawat- . “| Another waif, John Morris Thomp- | »The P'erry broom faotory i Row 38 " 7 99,89 0. tamio Sounty was yestrday calod into | {91 him sbout i ltlo privato doteo-| son, B coums' ll tho way to Ohill. | Janaind erise, wud Iy urning ot wuper- | | (g Jnkel B S A1 SLnne? oourt to explain why he did not have s |tive scheme. Last fall in the city of | cothe, Mo., on his way to Cama City, Davenport will vote at the coming elec. | Common, 5 45@5 50; good mix 60 peddlor's licenso, Ho fnsisted that the | Yankton, up in the torritory that|Where lives his uncle. John is |tion onthe quostion of having German | 280 henvy packing 070@595; choice ordinanse did not require him to take one, | wants to be carved in twain by the Ilturd{, £Irly lad, and tlhough I:;n.:- taught in the public r chools. ancy packiog, 605@6 10 but rather than be troubled further he less at the present atoutly asserted the [ The man who was superintending the T e Tl ot 837w protodt and | CoRETosslonal cheeso-knife, lived & |faot that ho would have 81,200 when |boring of the actesian well at Dubuauo bas | L, EV :RINCHAM & CO., GENERAL AGEN TS VOR THE FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER. quondam maiden known as Olara Por- waa 21, proved a defaulter and has skipped. ‘with the avawal that he would take steps ter. Olara was glddy and the Yankton L o The flouring mills in the Boone valley mmi i BUCHANAN WAGON, OTTAWA OYLINDER SHELLER, tohave It remitted. AR AR a1l I obaerro T A foo the Marrlsge Fund, Mutual | are standicg idle a good portion of the 5 n OLDS SAGON. AR HANS SHELLER, it ot Mo F o o O, | Fong man employed by Mr. Hubbard oy R R L gl A M h COATES RAKE NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R e, of Mewars Fleming & Go., Omabh, | hgonmae maahed on Olara and i a fronk e tiabe iy o e maw blogkada e iBe. Ao e erchants ik REVOLVING RAKE, EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, otd gl o A Agemay G [0l 1 iod” heads their adverti ly. GORHAM SER) ER, INNEY BUGGIES, AL EaAa ot the xiver fie Riverdale Far ;{:fl;;:gha‘x:s- ave her an organ of | marr s their advertisement in|now for the most part, running regularly, Ohicago and Milwaukee, ’I:XGER ou [‘J'l‘lVr‘\ ‘R SPRING WAGONS. ETC., ETC. Having an_ instry- | Soother column of this paper. 15.3m mentum Compressed Yeast, advertisement | ment the Porter organized an operatio SN of which you will find in our local eol- | company, conaisting of self and organ, umns, He speaks from an experience of | and took a tour through Sioux City, three years as agent at Omaha of this| Onawa, Missourl ~ Valley and Comprossed Yeust, and says the trade has ":ml:l Towa gonerally, assuming increased o that every single grocer, |88 I8 the custom of artistes another % onky \ Ve L iati e exaeption, Hoopa'it fe: sute. | namo~—Miss Nelllo Shopherd. All |€0gioe. Gas s uscd to genarate the | yits s amsion ot sventy socrs and aoap, | NOTICE —special advortimmoats, ac The object of his visit is to introduce and :‘“' 'lhnu l}tlr. Hubbard was not |steam and by some cause the gas had | i k of $200,000, has been crganizod ::ue. l’;‘:md; To Lonn.mF»;r s-lo,tr:lm‘::. et : roaming of next summer's gras. |, i . 4 'ants, Boarding, etc., will be lnserted in this e enooam b@ touod BOW | oppors, but was setting hin. springs | that u:,‘:,":"g'e'fin:"m,,l:‘h::"';;‘;’,::",‘,‘“‘;: A collision of freight trains on the Rock | column ab the ow rato of TEN CENTS PER for the bi : by Island road at Des Moines, on Friday | LINE for tho first lusertion and FIVE CENTS Tt seems doubtful whether any change | o bird that had flown. in the engineer's hand it exploded, | morning, killed Frank Huntley and in.| PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. direoted to Miss Shepherd, burning his face, hands and neck | jured three others. Leave adv ertisements % our office, No. 7 = 20 a4 to better protect the valus- | 4o the transfer, boon taken aoress (e severely, [His buros were dressed and | Forue, on the Milwaukeo and St, | Pearl Street, ucar Brosdway. ble property on lower Main street. The | river and recelved by one Stewart, a ho Ia now likely to out lu a wesk or | puul riloudin o rapidly growipg town. | = R.S. COL R & OO., difficulty seems to be to provide the need- | hackman working for Seaman & Co. i The business and dwelling houses all show Wants. ed water supply in that vicinity, without | Mr, Hubbard crossed the river, ascer- Miscouri Valley is to have an opera Congignments of Gian, Seeds and Provisions. house iu the spring, which will be built by | solicited Baaly Burned. # stock company at a cost of$14,000, Yesterday tho engineer at Dsoro & | Tho thirteenth sanual exhivition of the | GOUNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL ) i o | Towa state fair will begin at Dea Moines, 3;’““ ';::h(;:!: o‘f“’::s‘:r ‘.ht::n:‘ ‘:‘)“’B August 31 and continues to September 7. NOTICES. 113 and 115 M Fer Hngines, Boilers, Castinge, Repaira and RY. Send Orders to JOUN GILBERT, M;mufmturer,hv i treet aud 8th Avenue, Councll Bluffa, Prompt attention t) crders, The ! Workm’nthip and Reatonable charwes __feb 101y Corper M ~——————— good taste aud enterprise, —_— MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF T J, (& ANTED—A situation b; first cls eat expending two to three thousand dollars | talned the covert of the game and last O“Irn:::’m‘r:'; n::ro::;:v.;::- R‘tl?evll 'fif"&mfi:‘:";‘; '&hnm(:’,::; nd pastry ook, Addross H: 1. Lantz, L I GHTN I N G Ro Ds 2’ 0 R N AM ENTs in building » clstern, which seems & need. | night crossed again to spring tho trap. | ¢inces usthat one of the most equita. | E73ce, having been oyercome by the seduc- Metropolitan Hotel, Councll Blufls i [ expense in view ot the f —_— tive sour mash, He will be given a three ANTED—A barber [ Wood v , Wood Tubing &-d Ga: aud Pamo fixtures, for both Wood :-w, o 'm.b. mpw:‘wm.: ‘: Demand it, and take ne other iron g’v.:’l'ldllnnug "l‘l':‘:"":. ‘:d‘g::‘{:'“'p;l;“i" “; months’ furlough in order to brace up, house Al DR MV ORG | Alk WogRec Y s?xul:\‘%“n‘:?%u :n' ;u‘li\'.: plompt astention. No. 004 ¥outh Maln etreet, proparation except Brown’s Iron Blt. i and| The probibition enthusiasm at Cherokee OOP POLES ED_For farth - COUNCIL 3 : g . furnish a supply from bydrants by the lat- ters, It s the b:-t. B in operation by the Mercantile Loan, | brought a largs sttendance in answer to l"l lh-';lln:n all on or address .v:m:fi k':o:ll,El'fl *g 1 ter part of July mext. Those who are posted in such metters say that cisterns cannot be well buiit at this season of the Trast and Improvement company of | the call to con: Upper Broadway, Foho b L o U i MOAN T " | ruos. orvicwk W, H. M, PUSKY. Oouncil Biufts Hoepital. his city. By investicg in shares In [delegats to tate convention, — MUEGA“, KELLER & Gflq | D It 1 hoped that the meeting to- |this institution, which 1s backed by | were three persons on hand—the chair- For Sale and Rent OUNDERT A & []FFIU 1 & PUSE - map, the secietary snd & reporter, 4 e N year anyway. In view of these facts the [ night at the Baptist church will lead [#O™e Of our best and most rellable OR SALE—A half interest i Ing hotel | o, The finest _quality and largest stock wect O only way seems to be to make some s [ to active work and in the end an effi b“l‘flwduer, it bfi?umsn pflnlt;lu ";ld oo saloon.keepers of Ovumwe a9 w8 |F In this city, aiso .'Qm'f|n;fl','b'3}.""";.';m‘§;n Ghieagort Walooand etale Caset ¢ R — ‘| comparatively easy for a man of mod- o o Josnal hy ODE! 3 = P £ rangement with the railway companies | ooy soclety with ample fonds and unls mnu-yw :’wure a comfortable | formerly againstit, ‘Thero are ouly twen- | — . - Quality of o0ds oF B e torty. years. and thor. " n to use the tanks for water supplies, and o Trarh IaNRAL ¥ PSR A S ty-ono of them, and they put up their | ITORE FOR RENT—With ofght rooms, oellar | S8 U0 00T ida s business. ' Wa guneu bInds, 1a the committee is tryiug fo effect some ar. | 0OmMmOdious buildinga for the hospl. (home for himself and family. In tak-| g1 000 each 'he high license has caused | I and a baro, th strecr, opposite the | SUEMIY UEACEANTS R ST ! ) " tal. Humanitarian work in all our |88 certaln number of shares, at a large cities has assumed large propor- tions, and Council Bluffs with her ac- customed energy does not propose to the suspension of about twenty places. ouudry, Inqulre o W. Eugel. ~ Febl212¢ i ranches promptly atte rpetay: | )y . i858 ug and lambrequi raphic anu mail or- | Established - cortaln monthly payment, in & fow | . 1,y City board of trade has re.| JPOR T deulrablo offces Iately occu. | (1€ 6 WimbRE ¥ years & man can own & house|uoived tolet her erect its own buildinga led by the board of trade. Apply to Bush- | of his own for about the sams as|for care of its in: and refuse to pay . T 3 MRS, R. J. HILTON M. D, he pays monthly for rent, We |snythingto the state imstitution or to RES—1n packages of & hundred at 26¢ h &he U0 ! rangement of that sort. Dr, West, Dentist, 14 Pear! street, Dealers 1 Forelg: §/andj Domestiol Exchange Bd home cecuritiss be behind the v - V e Fine weather for baths, Take them L] believe the Mercantlle Loan and Trust | have its insang cared for by the state. o sk Tun Bua oftios, No. 7 Pearl PHYS'G'A" AND SUHGEOH’ GOLD ROPE et e “4't4e | Millions Given Away. [compaay, by orguniau and opening | Lo i InmeL IA'E ML 10K e G e | $82 Broadwar. GownotlRiss QL - s b B Millions of Bottles of Dr, King's New | 0P for business, having filled a long | jnsiinolent accommodations for them, A o e e e Mkl Marth dnd BRperics el o1 oo on the market coods similar $o snd style which are offered s movey than the genulae Gold tion the ¢ ade and consnmer to see o snd trade mark are upon cach The finest 1ot of anthrac! Discovery for Consumption, Cougbs and | felt want in Council Bluffs, Thelr te, furnished. Adéress, “Office e \ D Do oo Mo e | oy v b iy 5T | s A3 yarsof lowna will bt o, SR ST ek ot | Sstine = | §, E. MAXON, noh axxived ot A, H, ) of the large size, enormous |the most careful scrutiny and exam- | cuniou bargained off scellaneous, i Mayno & Co.'s. | outlay would be disastrous to the pro (ination, and we have 0o hesitancy In | £0 & young and weslthy land » o { name sid rads wark are upon o Y man or woman, if you want big lr"n'fifé.n\.:x:‘{l{c'nnm«ebm . . © big | EFietors wers it not for the rare merit the il loped with o "‘%.;‘“?‘!“"{,,, i T OETa Db, el K -“ amoun! |m h‘ N ere’s bl tel- %“‘ Viiual Trus Assoc. | Toial Htkls e aac B b sl equltable, and backed by gentlemen | U505t aut at present, the bridal N v wid ba P Ofs arer aevings bask. TR WILSON & MeNALLY TO ation, A h and sold Kope. W ARORIT B O X i "K this wonderful mediciue, Oal | PrOBOUDCing them roasonable and 4 Tapids, Lows, 158, | never f'ls to wurg, ) Pany oot D sarn o o | L et bty o vieaig | i #ieeh | GOUNCIL BLUFFS, - lows, BACCO JOMPANY,