Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1883, Page 3

AT 1209 nYr an THBE DALY BrE-~MON!I'AY APRIL 30 COUNCIL BLUFFS . OOUNOII. BI.UII!IB one of the foremost men upon the [following forencon, Frager was arrested [ not appear In the atone ball dress a rostrum to day, oaonot but glve “‘(""" Ll in jail. Wl o bilo | #econd time, Oounoil Blatls a lecture unequalled by | Cherokee wante & hall where jublle —— o ADDITTONAL LOOALNBWS | 807 for yo The Lioa sounty sherill bia bindied| o S0 Hensed Paphlarity, [ bbb — #ires Oeme, 1 over 400 prisonsrs in the past two and & | BROWN's Bor~cuial Trooues have Morabgllalia, HARKNESS BRO'S, half years, been before the publlc many years, PERSONAL. Owing to the reduction of the cigar | N o i of the 81,500 subaidy needed | They are pronounced superior to all tax, May 1, Frank Lovin, at 308 |tosscure a flouring mili for Humboldt has | other artioles used for similar par- Y cnns b 48 A, McKinney, of Hancock, Ia., dined Broadway, offers to sell on and after been raised. poses. For Relleving Coughs, Colds| 4 panlly Trom sosas at the Pacifio yesterday. It fn claimed that the Des Moines capi- | and Throat Diseases they have been | fst your wretem foHC ATLTTS W, H. Copaon, the Shenandosh news:|Uhat date his entire wtock of choloe | tal favested in tenement bouses returas 16 | proved reliable. oo cumuiating IR ba'e brensretont 1 &+ cigars, now on han a red on of per cent on the Investment! - J papor man, waa [n the oity yesterdsy. | g3" ' thoussnd. This rare ohance| On the nisht of the 19th fnst, the tioket CEen2® R The fashionable theater hat s now J. Morrls, of Decatur, Ill, s at the |should be promptly tmproved, as on | office at Weston was broken open by bur [y e o0 "seot tall, and 1t should be o |p, 1 made after May 1 there will | klars anda large amount of tickets and bt i wolfic, all cigars made after ol ovianed decorated on elthor slde with a d Officer Sid_Sterling I quite serlously {1l | ODly be & reduction of $2, the olgar. | ¥4 15 0 obtal The tckets are not ‘n N m;; |°:, .| l't: ., epod oer S & Is quite serlously qood tamped. or two of good sizad ostrio lumes, = with paeamonta, makers having agreed on an advence ey b ¥ 2 Have the Largest Stook and Oholcest Patterns of CARPETN! Ever Brought to the Oity, and at LOWER than ever offered in this vicinity, INORBEAS DD In order to make the fastest tima from New York and Boston to the West, this Com- pany has arranged with the New York Central & Hudson River R. R. fora SPECIAL AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAIN, carryine ‘This Company’s Express Matter Exclusively, and No Passengers, This train will leave New York at 8:20 P, M, daily, except on Sundays, and will stop only at Albany—connecting with the 8:00 P, Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, and arrive at Bnffalo at 9:30 A. M, next morning, from ‘lch point it goes forward by the ‘SPECIAL FAST MAIL & EXPRESS,” arriv- DO NOT F.ATTL TO GALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. HARKNESS BRO'’S, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. AMERICAIN Express Comp'y. Quick yTime from New York and Boston. of $1 per thousand after that date. Kemenyl, the great violinist, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. Charles Bofink, of Jefferson, Ia,, spent Sunday at the Ogden, J. W, Garmong, s prominent citizen and and business man of Shelby spent Saturs day in the city on business, Dr, H. A, Woodbury bas left for Iows City to attend the State Dental convention before which he is to read a paper, A, M, Fiteh, of Seymour, Ind., arrived at the Pacific yesterday. H. M. Montelms, of Milmaukee, was among the Pacific house guests yesterday. J. B, Blanford, of Red Oak, was in the oity yesterday. W, A, Armstrong, of Chioago, was among those who were at home at the Og- den yesterday. W. A, Frye, one of the liveliest of the lively commercial tourists, was here yes- terday enroute for Silver City. G. W, Fehrman, of Yellow Springs, O,, is at the Ogden, F. 8. Haines, of Warrenton, Va,, was at the Ogden yesterday. Quick Time. As will be seen by the card of the American Exprers Company in another column, that company, in order to push shipments through from New York and Boston at lightning speed, has secared a speclal train of 1ts own, aa will be seen by the time table. It makes remarkable speed, giviog ahlf. pers advantages never before had. It is a big stroke of énterprise, and, with no advance In rates, must reeult in greatly inoreased business. Drowned by Drink, Deputy United States Marshal Mo. Ceary brought to this olty Saturday night & young man named Ed. Shamp aud lodged him in jall as a priconer, It sooms that Shamp, who has been a night operator at Monlo, a small sta. tlon onthe O, R. I. & P., while on a spree, broke into the postoffice and took a number of atamps. Some other property was taken, and when Shamp sobered up he made restitution so far a8 possible, but Uncle S8am knows nought bat law, and 8o the young man isin durance vile. He will probably PRICES Key to-day. Eagene Ocoft denled that he way Intoxicated. He sald he was only drunk, Hin fine was the same &9 60, sl COMMERCIAL. OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wugrar -No, 2 spring, 760; No. 8,68; rejected 50c; good demand, ConrN—Dealers paying 83c; rejected corn Chioago, blo; new mixed. 524e; white corn, 850, The receipts of corn are lizht, OATs—Scarce and in good demand; 83, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton, 30 per bale, Ryr—40c; light supply, OCorN MEAL—1 256per 100 pounds, Woop—Good supply, prices at, yards, 5 00@6 00. CoAL—Deliverod, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. b 50 per ton, Burrer—Plenty and fn fair demand; 25¢; oreamery. 80c. KEaus—Ready sale 10@11c per dozen, Larp—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13c. Pourrry—Firm; dealers paying 180 per pound for turkeys and 10¢ for chickens. ‘VearTABLES—Potatoes, 500; onions, 50c; cabbages, 30@400 per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, City flour from 1 60 to 8 40. Broous—2 00@8 00 per dozen, BTOOK, EAOILUTIES. and plenty at DuRkEr's 8aLaD DREssING a ready made, rich and dellci dressing for all salads of meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and infinitely better than M. train from Boston—U'tics, Rome have a hesring befors Commissioner | ¥ On the 10th inat,, at Oedar Raplds, two professionals pooketed $69 worth of gold rings while looking over the stock shown by a saleswoman. They were arrested as one of them wae burying the plunder. Cralg Shields, of Vinton. helped to oarry !nlhnuur General Gresham out of danger atter that ventleman had been disabled in # row with s'me men who wore grey clothing at Atlanta twenty yoars ago. So_far the home for fallen women at Des Moines has entertained fourteen mates, These have yivem birth to babies. Appliances for the lying-in hos. ital are needed, Of the women received re yet in the home, The others ork, dead or gone back to the world, in about equal numbe: The failure of the Monroe County bank, Albis, is now believed to amount to 0,00, A great many Monroe county tarmers were rednced to poverty, Among the losora i« n brother of Onshier Miller, who is out $10 000 The oashier hasso far refused to wake oy statement, An ex- pert who s ellmln{nu the books is as yet unable to untangle the accounts. of A'red haired olerk in Savannah, Siipped on a plece of banana, Great paln he endured, But St. Jacobs Oil cured, He now goes Ds Moines Cor. Chicago Journal. Work s progressing rapidly in the new capitol. The senate chamber s well-nigh completed, except the floor- ing, seatlng and wood work. The walls are elegantly finished in fresco and marble work. Last week the commissioners decided upon 8 for painthug the ceiling of the house cham. ber. The panels will be filled withpor- traits of Washington, Lincoln, Robert Luoas, first territorial governor; James W. Grimes, first state governor; Charles Mason, chief justice of the territorial supreme court; Oaleb Bald- win, chief justice of the state supreme court; J. P. Oarleton, apeaker of the sixth territorial leglalat snd judg of the fourth judicial distriot; Rush This style of hat s always sure to create a sensation—Iin the seat behind you, — Reliable help for the weak, nervous and debllitated dyspeptlo sufforer found In Brown's Iron Bitters, E——— | Breach of promise suits are qalte fashionable this season with the fair They are rather expensive. An rate sult of this style, recently gotten up, oost $75,000. THAT HUSBAND OF MINE Is threo times the man he was be- fore he began using ‘‘Wells' Health Renewer.” 81 Draggls The latest breed in ladies’ pet dogs is called the dude. He Is not an im- provement on the pug, and falls far behind the terrler, as he posseses nelther beauty nor pluck. Is Mighty and Must Prevail."—No 8ophis- ry withstand the power of Its honest utt ce. Editor of Evening Pres DeAR Sin—Feeling deeply grateful for + | the great benefits which I haye received from the use of a very valuable article which has its origin and home in our beau- tiful city, and hoping that others who are afflicted as I have beerf may find like relief from its use, I beg the indulgence of a fow lines in your valuable paper for the privi- lege of communioating to youa brief state- ment of faots, for the benefit of the mul- titude of sufferers to be met with on every side. Many of my frieuts well know that beeni;rery wevrely afllicted’with heart. direnee for a number of years, and have suffered from it as only those oan suffer who have that disease; it reduc.d my strength so low that I could roarcely walk dthe loast exertion ren- breathed that I dared scarcely move, and lifg seemed very bur- densome, I was treated for my malady by the best rhynlvn\nl. and derived no benefit from their treatment or prescriptions un- til T waa advised by my family physician to use Hunt's lemedy, as my trouble was fou wiil b AL yor PILE OINTMENT. OINTM%N? DE A NEs Fever and Ague Tonto Oordfal...1 00 KING'S STANDARD LIVER PILLS... DIARINOR GURE: o 2% RE 26 WHEITHROUSES SURE OURE F¢ (Warranted or money retund 'OR CORNS. 26 FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIBTS. Manutactur d by W, J. Whitehouse, 605 North 16th 8t, Omaha Neb. ap 14-m&o-om “T lln(f/ll--“'":‘ dlm %:’ Lite, Times, DEARet by 10 wiee, J05S0 e ames. he only life suthotized by her and which will not be & *“Blood and Thund beon and will be pul lished, but only porson who Iy fatthtul and devoted wite, enting than fiction, ritory at once. 8e A 7 Q such as has ! o lifo by the n posossion of the facte & Truth {s more nter- gents should apply or ter. cts. for 8ample book, ' & COURES SCROFULA, do. do. do, ULCE SORES, RS, BOILS, ERUPTIONS, do. = % caused by inaction of my kidi hich OATARRH, Cleveland, 1:56 p. m, next day. | Chicago, 5:40 a, m, 2d day. | home made. No sauce equal to it. gfi,?.?:m",?flfis,‘f,fl' ‘;“"qg(fiez.m. Olark, speaker of the ninth general |affected 3.%':.&..2’1' m’{ b lnl't"l'w::- Indianapolls, 1076 « "I 8t, Louls, 820 « e packing houses are” closings ahippers are | asssmbly, and member of ocongress |menced taklng it(having lttefaith in itor | do. ECZEMA, Terre Haute, 2:06a m, 2d day.|Milwaukee, 11:00 (13 Bothered by Boys. . [ paying b 75 to 6 55, from the fifth distriot; Gen. M. M, | %oy other medicine,) and ithelped me won- a RHEUMATISM Clnclomatl, =~ 6:00 “ “ 7| 8t. Paul, 5 ¢ 8dday | Theo Hossell, who keeps a fruit Crooker, and Gen. 8. R. Cartls. Crptol LA DN D ol ) d Louisville, 7:40 W Minneapolis, 7008 LRt stand and confectionery store, claims | IOWA ITHMS, The curtaine, carpets and farniture | In fact I have taken no medioine that has| do. SKIN Miking close connections at Chicago with Lightulng Tralns for COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, that the boys bother him greatly, by knooking over his apples, stealing pea- nuts, blowing out the street light, etc. He had some of the boys arrosted The Ottumwa plow factory employs forty men. A new court house is discussed by Audu- bon county citizens, of the senate chamber have been ge lected, and are elegant. The desks will be black walnut. Each 1l have & separate desk, The furniture io the house will be like benefitted me so greatly. My breathing is ensy, and I have gained in strencth so much that T am able to do my housework. I cheerfully recommend Hunt's Remedy to all who be afflicted as I bave been, who are suffering from general d_ablllty do. DISEABES, BLOOD DISEASES, SWIFT'S SPECIFIO REMOVES : awhile ago, and now he has complain- | ' The Catholics of Grinnell will erect a | that in the senate, except the wood | and mervous vrostration. Respect'y, ALL TAINT, \ Burlmgton,. D&Vfinport . od of three others for getting away |$20,000 church this Yl';;'- g wll; be lol‘ld mllh:gu:ly nrd the o.;peu Mll){os rlAti :) ll"o»:‘lzli(.:volflilh 3 HEREDITARY OR OTHERWISE, with a bunch of b ns dangl The police of Des Moines run in nine- | and curtains with red colors predom. arl 8t.,, Pro y R, L y } Dub 2010, 3 Des Monles' omuid: lh:“d“oor? T::)nl::y:he::glnvge teen gamblers on last Friday, inating. In tho senate they will be | A standard medicine for curing Bright's swl FT s SPEGI Flc Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, beon arrcated, and now some of thele |, The capital atock of the Lyon county | dark terra cotta color. disease, Dropay, Kidni H 1 der and Slenor Miragholl, who Is doing the glflfi:l'{v“flfi“ l!:ln ':::'bl::?'f:,i fresco work, has produced some most | loins, Gravel, Diabetis, Intemperance, artistio work in veliero, whioh baffiles | Excess, and E?-t{;uoqog‘the:‘;nofi the most critical eye. Even experts | tem are cured by Hunt's Romedy. Hun will mot, bellsve 1 i, Rot actaal staces et M LY work lnltm\d‘of plal w-ll: The other ed. Hunt's Remedy rostores the invalid day Mr. Griffin, tho superintendent of stucco work, ¥as pasting through an to health, arch away up ekyward, when he dia. ocovered a rosette on the ceiling which he knew he had mnot directed to be bank has been increased to $50,000, Keokuk will try to get through with a 15 mill tax levy for city purposes this year, The Towa pharmacists meet at Daven: port April 20, A pharmacist is a drug [ man, There is an active demand for Emmets. burg town lote, and the town is having a steady growth, A carload of land seekers will start from Leon early in May for the Northern Pa- 8 oux City, Shipments by this train respeotfully soliclted, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. NO ADVANCE IN RATES. H. H BROWNING, Agent, Omaha, Neb, H. C. BEEBE, Agent, Oouncll Blaffs, 18 THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY OF THE AGE. friends are Indignant abovt it, and they threaten to enter complaint against Hessel for keeping a pool table, and allowing boys to play on it, and to gamble in a small way for ap- ples and peanuts. —_———————— Westward, Ho D. N.Honn, agent of the Immigra- tlon association of Californla, has this week forwarded from the U. P, trans- Writofor tull part'culars, and little book “Mes- 8850 to the Uafortuuate Sufforing.” QCOUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. v9.81,000 Roward will ho pald to any Chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 botsles of8,8.8., ono particle of Mereury, lodide of STABLISHED 1858, The following are the times of arrival aad de- rture of traine from the local depots. The : he trains start from the Union Paf ] abo! and ¢ depot minutes earifer than below stated, ‘0 at the depot about ten minutes later. on pool lines and K. ¢, rua on Cricago time, balf hour faster than local. Wabash traine run on 8t. Louls *ime, twenty mli utes faster than loca’. U, P.and Lincoln’ trains run on Council Bluffs time. OHI0AGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACI¥IC. ] Atianti A c . ] Ex and u‘l] pm D. Molnes ac' Des Moinesac*.4:40 p m uioAdo, avmuvanox Ax quer, pm Neb & Kae Ex..9:10a m pm Accom, (Mon.).1:45 p m UNION PAOTFIO, oific country, The Capell Medicine company of Des Moines has been incorporated with a oap. ital of $20,(00, AtSanborn & mammoth stock yard, to cover thirteen aci is being made to fac* ilitate cattle ehipments, Paulson, of Correctionville, wlll build 87,000 flouring mill at Lucky Valley if oftizens will put up half the mont The Oedar Rapids and Marien street rallway company has issued bonds to the amount of $25,000 on its franchise, The fish commission has stocked Eagle lake, in Emmet county, with 10,000 young whitetisn and 5,000 infant salmon trout. It cont 85,828 to supervise the building of the new Oass county court house, This was about 10 per cent. of the cost of the building, Two additional cottages are to be added to t.h:‘funl of the state asylum for feeble- minded children at Glenwood, at a cost of $25,000, fer, 372 emigrants from the following named states and countrles: Portugal, 53; France, 2; Ireland, 17; Eogland, 14; Sweden, 5; Denmark, 25; Ger- many, 7; Madlera Islands, 11; Canada, 14; Illinols, 79; Iowa, 21; New York, 21; Maine, 14; Michigan, 10; Minne- sota, 9; Wisconein, 22; Ohio, 4; Pen- sylvania, 6; Massachusetts, sourl, 11; Indiana, 4; Italy. 16; Mani. ba, 1; New Brunswick, 3. The total number of immigrants who ar- rived in S8an Franolsco in the past week Is 2,166, by the two overland A large part of them have settled on the government lands of the state. GIDE 8PRING Afitgllz)l.fln—um PATENT A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING OARRIAGE FACTORY 1400 and 1411 Dodge Street, aug 7-me 6m OMABA, DUFRENE & If you are not married, write the Mar. riage Fund and Mutual Trust Associa. tion, Oedsr Rapids, Iows, for circulars placed there, and supposed some of his men who thought they knew more about ornsmenting than he did had stuck it ap there, and he (institated = roh for the jealous decorstion, but none of his men knew anything about ft. He ordered it taken down, and a man olambered ap to do it, and on reachin, for it discovered It was not there, an: reported to Mr. Griffin that it was paint, not stucco, Mr. Griffin would not belleve him, until he had olimbed up acd run his hand over the wall, so perfect was the deception of the Big- brash. In one of the arches passage way is a bunch of wheat so perfect in rellef that it ap pears to be the aotual grain, head and stalk fastened to the wall. In the senate hall are four oorner panel pieces which are perfect imitations of SHORT LINE ~OF THE— OHEHIOAGO, Nilwaukee & St. Panl RAILWAY 18 now running ite FAST EXPRESS TRAINS trom Pullman’s Magnificent Slespers ~AND THE— Finest Dining Oln in the World. Potassium, or other Mineral substance. SWIFR SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, Atlanta. Ga. Price of Small Size, Bize,. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DR. WHITTIER, OMAHA AND COUNOIL BLUFFS toui Nervous prostrati ifoed; whort % write, Debility, Mental snd Physical Weakness, Moerourial nd other affeotions of 'hroat, Skin and Biood Impurities and Blosd Polsoning, Biin_Affeotions, Old_Sores and Uloers, bt Az xplaalng the bl T | ha Dusiap Reporter seimten tha |74 707K 1o motal IF YOU ARE COING .EAST |jrredinent i Borace iRt anmiie MENDELSSHON. Tae riving Perk. Tl raaha”of henty e o hak i Denver Ex. Local Ex WABASH, 87, LOUIS AND PACIVIO, Arrive, .. 9:45 8 m | Mall and Ex,, 4:30 pm ARGHITECTS! town, Assistont State Fish Commissioner Mather estimates that 400 tons of fish have been taken out of Liake Okoboji during G. 8. Battey, who has frequently visited this city, and who has written some very Interesting and valuable um V. l-fl‘:’. Petroleum V., Nasby, Blade) writes: D. R. Looke, (editor Toledo I had on a forefinger of wy right hand one of those pleasant pets, a ‘run-round,” CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE., Or to anv polnt beyond; or The finger beoame Inflamed to a degree i &‘lnlnrfidmu.. 450 p m | Cannon Ball111:05 & m REMOVED TO letters from this‘polat, in his laat let- ‘h;.h'h;“" MR a ateatabia.and swallen £o nasslyitwics fta IF Yl)ll ARE GOIHG II(IRTII 1y, wi ter to the Chi H f 0 fown raliroad Jand company offers |, stural size A friend gaveme HENRY'S To' oonsoquences | KOTA GTUAYRFAGS, Omaha National Bank Bvilding, | ter to the Ohloago Horsemen says of | to donate two squares of city lota to Lo- | BSSERI %0, & frland keveme LESIE LD e cur. Bnld fon 2o poregs o ampt. ] Dypait Anive, & the Oouncll Blaffs track: Mars for park purposes if the town will v ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS . wl o iomeras ™ | B Fort Niohraon” ™ improve the same, BAsaiibe pain hac b0 mnah snheled e b0 Take the BEST ROUTE, the ‘ or Fort Niobras 'm Fort Niobrars, 3 me a fair night's rest, whic! \ | Nobt....... 14 Neb...... 6: W ESTER N (hAY prosont, the prospeots ate that| "y, 0ig Settlors smociation of Burling: | Sothad hefore fos s week: 'The. Infiam: DB, HENDEBRON, | neiie,“oeunss From Bt; ] ritilant meeting for the Bea- | ¢ wiii take charge of the semi-centen- | mation leftthe finger in ® day. I consid- ummu Milwankeo & 8t PNI]B'! 600 & 608 Wynrdocte Bt., |\ cars’ 12 ] o0, MiLwAUKES XD v h. ! son in Towa, will be held at Councll | nial celebration of tho ocoupation of Tows | er it & most valusbie srticle for the house- { ) KANBAS in Chicago, u.’fi'.‘:fdoflm .wl;!,u.fl; :‘rfiim’(‘gncll ‘.‘;:‘";,, Bluffa. What reason s there to think | by the whites in that city June 1. hold. + ChAuthmlled by the state to tread i ‘Atlantic Ex. 1618 pm | Atlantic Ex...19:10 4 m Iron and Slate Roofing, otherwisel The officers of the assocl- | Penn township, in Madison county, will fouloiHervocs nd Priveis e . CHICAGO, MILWAUKEN AND BT, PAUL. Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha. Mall and Ex..*7:15 a m | Pacific Ex.....19:45 a m Atlantic Ex..]3:40 pm | Mail and Ex..*7- *Except Bundays. {Except Saturdays. jExcept gam9am, 10am, 1am1m2pm3p m, tpm, 2pm, 3 p m, 4 p'm, 5'pm, 6p m. p'm,6pm,6pm. Streot cars run half hourly to the Unfon Pacific Dopot. _Ou Sunday th cars bogin their trips st 9 o'clock . m., snd run regularly during the day t9, 11, 3 4, 6'and 6 o'clock, and run to city time? FALLLY & HOtS, Western Agents, Lafayotte, Indiana, , 98 m, 10 8 m, TEUE [ PATENT REVERSIBLE HEELS —FOR— Rubber Boots and PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON 222 Preadwav. Council Bluffs. 'R - ation, alded by the citizens, are put- | h ting forth every effort possible, to- wards & realization of thelr hopes, and in union, we know there {s strength. A track vhat can not be equaled In the @ better roads, and its officers have or. ered w carload of tiling which will be used w8 & commencement in the improve- ments, James Cousins, postmaster at Worthing. 0. SPECHT, . - Proprietor. 1111 Douglas 8, - Omaha, Nob MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED for & month, There was & bad fire at Newton on th it inat, Des Moines was tel. t before 1t could be st the fire was under control, No particulars, The academy of sclences at Davenport has & debt of 81,700 hanging over it On the evening of the 24th ius meeting was helk at which 81,290 of the amount was subseribed by private oltlz The Clinton saloonists who had banded together to fight the license ordinsnce in that town gave up the fight on hesring of the reaftirmiog of the decision of the su. preme court on the amendment. The meeting called to perfect organization was not held, Des Moines 1s & hive of industry. It possessou elesen | of railway, & num- ber f large manufacturing establishments, its retail and wholesale trade are large, ond eastern capital is doing wondi ra there. Berides being the capitsl of Iows, Des Moines has a commercial future which 0o other city in the state seems able to equal, The Western, the Midland and the Cen. tral telephone com panies were consolidated st Davenport on Monday, and the whele Koes under the direct control of the Bell telephone company of Boston, The lows, an exchange with headquarttrs at Daven. port and lines eonnecting neighboring towns, is likely to go into the wnlulldnug company, In Cedar Ray on the night of the 22d dations equal to any emergenoy, rail- road litles unequaled by any ocity west ¢f the Mississippl, with an as- surance that hundreds of speculative horseren from the entire valley will be on hand to muke the races interest- ing, taken on a whole, give assurance that the meeting will be a grand sus- cess. Lot every horseman then, who contemplates going through the Iowa circult, come to Council Bluffs and begin with the rest. DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and 8late Roofing, Specht's Pateat Motallic Skylight Patent, Adjusted Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving, I weneral agent for the abov e of goods, IRON FENCING, Creatings, Balustrades, Verandas, Iron Baok Hailings, Window Blinds, Cel- lar Guurde; aluo GENERAL AGENT FOR PEEKSON & FIILL PATENT IN' SIDE BLIND The Uoming Orator. The people of Councll Bluffs and viclnity are to be glven a rare treat in oratory next Friday night at Dohany's hall as Willlam J. Armstrong is on that evening to give his lecture on “London Society.” He has about fifteen lectures with which he has thrilled audiences in all parts of the o untry, and this ls one of the best, Heuory Ward Beecher commends Mr, Armatrong in the highest terms, and many others of llke prominense are enthuslastic in his praise as a thinker and speaker. The course of lectures recently glven by him in New York oity was {n response to a oall algned by such names as: Abram 8. Hewitt, “FOR TABLE USE” The Natural Mineral, KAISER WATER Frow Birreshorn on the ®hine RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHFST MEDI- L AUTHORITIES, it NDER, Sole agirt or the U. 8. and Cauals, 115,117, 119 Elm New Yor. A23-3m Genius Rewarded, 0] The 8tary of the Sswing Machine A 'handsome little psmphlet, blue and gold cover with numerous engravings, will be GIVEN AWAY h: ldullm-lflnlflh.l‘uybmfl o ce of the Binger Masufacturing Oom- will by mall, post-pal n& aay F. MoMahon, Oliver Johnson, Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS, To Thelx ADD 50 PER GT- Wear, The center pleces are Interchangeable and re- versible. it prevents the counter from runuing over, requiring no heel stiffeners. The Agency for Shese goods in this town ha been pla: riw ‘ Others cannot procure them. Call snd xamine a full line of Leather and b ont " U M. FRTEUBON, - 81-3m , Leoulsyille, Neb, pany, MRS, R. J. HILTON, M, D,, » John Swinton, Hugh J llutlngn}t h..._l Charles blacksmith in the Tager, & ‘Gadat Hapids aud. 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