Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1883, Page 6

Tl 1E DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1883, fHE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, October 22, SUBSCRIPTION RATES 20 conta per week £10.00 por Year Ry Carrier = ByMal & « « « & « <« OFFICE: 0.7 Pearl Stroet, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION, See Joseph Reiter's fall goods, Additional locals on seventh page. The city council meets this evening. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's. Rev. N. H. Fife, of Sterling, Ill, oc- cupied the Presbyterian pulpit yesterday. a’s new steam fire_eng arrived ok, and Mr. John Porte has been chosen as its enginoer. Don Cramer, of the Avoca Herald, re- marks that it has been cold since the 9th. Decidedly chilly in the Democratic camp. C. E. Stonn in gaine a%avb with crutc] ona . dis b i ingal At tl oo Tt aw and Bro..aay o' intor L slanted a sign **No ved here, y order of the city Leave to marry was Saturday given O. Morrison and Miss L. M. Mc(iche of Omaha, and Win, Wykoff, and Mrs. Catharine Vogt, of this city. The funeral of Frankie, son of Mr.}; Mrs George Antenreith, was held yester- day afternoon, at the family residence be- tween High and Pleasant streets. A new Methodi:t church is to be built at Pacific Junction. Although the full amount of money has not yet been raised to finish it, yet suflicient has been secured to assure its being built. (o] Harl, C, Tibbetts, H. A. Bulles, W. R. Vaughn and Charles Barghausen, are to represent the Knights of Pithias of Council Bluffs at the meeting of the Grand Lodge to be held in Ottumwa, commencing next Wednesday. City Engineer Tostevin established the grade on First avenue on Saturday last, and work will bo commenced to-day. The grade will be raised eighteen inches and tho gutters permancntly located with a slope of four inches to the rod. The frame building occupied by the Massilion Threshing Machine company i to be removed to lower Broadway and fitted up by J. P. Goulden as a livery stable, while the throshing machine com- pany i3 to have a new brick building on the’old site. Last ovening Rev. Father Beckmar, letured at tho Catholtc church, on “Thoughts and impressions gained by traveling in Burope.” At the close a col- lection was taken for the Hobart Cathe- dral, in_whose interest fhe Reverend Father is luboring, The head of the police oflicers wore changed yesterday. Officers Clough and Hayes now go on day duty, the others oing on night. Officer Mullen takes Sentral Broadway, Officer Leonard Mid- for the forry cars. Teams now have to o through the mud to the transfer, as of | yore. e— ntist, 14 Pearl strect. — METHO.DISTRICT CUNFERENCE, Dr. We The Areangements for ite Meeting n Emerson Next Week. The Council Bluffs District conference {of the Methodist church is to b held in Emerson next week commencing on Tuesday ¢ in: 1d continuing through Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. A, 1. Rusk is to preach the opening sermon on Tuesday evening, his text to be John 17:18, the e Lord’s supper. On Wednesday among the subjects for “The claims for the Christian Sabbath; shall they be enforced by the State!” Rev. C. M. Ward, “The relation of the church to a pure literature,” Rev., W. K. Howe. *“Thy plan of the discipline for 2 benevolent collections, ought we bserve it!” Rev. A. P. Hull. “The slation of the home to the Sunday Shool,” Rev. Cyrus Smith, *“The relation the pastor to the Sunday School, wv. F. Brown.” ““The relation of the urch to the Sunday school,” Rev. A. I Griffith. There will also be confer- ence business transacted, and the district stewards will hold their meeting. On Thursday, among the topics to be considered besides the transaction of con- rence business, are: ‘‘Are class moet- ings essential to tho spirituality of the church?” Rev. 8. W, Milligan. *‘The practicability of a monthly missionary ort and a monthly missionary prayer ting,” Rev, P. J. Volmer, The preacher as a citizen; his prive- bges and obligations,” Rev. J. Z. Arm- strong. «*‘Is a generalrovival in all depart- monts of church life and work in this district attainable this year,” Rev. W. L. Edmunds. It is expected that the attendance will bo large and the discussion will be the following pro- gramue each day will contain much to intorest and instruct all who are con- cerned in religious work. e g Blankets, Blankets and comforters for sal Casapy & Orcurt's, B Sl ) BRULAL BARB, A Woman Feaifully Cut Up by Being Thrown Agninst a Barbed Fenc TH The following detatls of a frightful ac- cident are gleaned fiom the Shelby County Nows: Mrs. Charley Howard met with a shocking and what may yet prove to be a fatal aceident, Sho and Charloy were on their way home from Sam Brink's salo, riding in their spriug n, and when going down the hill near John Shecler’s farm, Charlay got out to drive some cat- tle he was taking home from the sale, eaving Mrs. Howard in the wagon to drive the team. Ttscems that from some cawre or other tho tongue pushed throngh the nock yoke and the! horses became frightened” and ran off. The wagon was soon upsot and Mrs, Howard thrown against the wire fonce, and drazged for somo dis- dle Broadway, Brooks on West Broad- way, Barbyte First Ward, and Cusick keeps South Main street. Among those who have lately shown a warm side to the homo of the friendless is J. P. Goulden, who contributed $15 towards finishing the addition to the building; also John Hawthorne, who has com? forward with 86 cash and several hundred pounds of flour, Tre Bee desires to call the attention of the traveling public to the Iowa Rail- way Guide, published by Nelson & Ben- zinger, Cedar Rapids, 1t is a convenient, reliablo pocket guide, giving the names of Towa railway stations in alphabetical order and time of arrival and doparture of all trains carrying passengers. It gives much more than ordinary railway guides, and the commercial traveler who once uses it will always do so. The formal opening of Bechtele's new European hotel attracted quite a large number of visitors Saturday evening. The building itself is a beauty, and is thoroughly fitted up for comfort and con- venience, making one of greatest im- provements made in the city this season. There never was & more complete estab- lishment in every detail, and the man- agement proposes to keep it 80, It can- not but win a large patronage and prove a succere, The Mutual Benofit association ha moved its office to No, 19 Pearl streot, over Bushnell's store. Secretary Dugot reports that the association is increasing its business very rapidly, and it is not only on a sure and solid foundation, but is growing in a healthy as well as rapid way. Fitty or sixty new members are Theing added every week, and the associa- tion, too, rejecting all doubtful risks, and throwing out many applications which other companies would receive. The pol- icy seems to be to build for the future with due care and caution, rather than make a temporary boom, and Council Blufls may well foster such an enterprise, Tue Bre acknowledges an invitation to be represented at the testing of the new bridge across the Missour: river, near Blair, Neb., next Saturday. The bridge is pronounced an excellent piece of engineering, and its opening will bo an event of no small moment. The invita- tion is a reminder of the time when the Union Pacific bridge here was opened for business. “‘Bismarck,” representing a Chicago paper was here. Thero was great delay and the crowd got tired of wyiting, Finally Bismarck arose from where he had been sitting waiting for an hour or more, and said: **Vell, boys, if dot train don't come right away quick, you know what I do?” Of course they didn’t know, but supposed that his pa- tience being exhausted he would leave the -flhir“tli‘fl usted, *“Vell, if it don't come soon, I'll just sit mysclf down and wait.” And sit he did. The Street Car ooui;»nz las been re- organized, the Union Pacific having now & majority of the stock, and hence con- trolling it. It is understood that some changes and extensions are to be made It is proposed, if the city council will ive rlw privilege, to run street cars down i llmtllfl from the lower part of the transfer, instead of running by Broadway. The line on Broadway would then simply connect with the dummy train at Union avenue. The line proposed from the transicr to Main street is to be of suchrails as will permit its use for strect caxp and for freight cars both, the same line to serve for each. is also in- timated that the strect car line will be Broadway to Gei wery. in no tance along the barbed wire. When picked up she was unconscious and re- mained so two hours. Her left arm was broken and almost cut in two by the wire, the collar bone was turned loose from the shoulder-blade on one side and her body and limbs were cut and bruised in a frightful manne- in many places. She received no internal injuries, and, although her case is considered very seri- ous by the attending physicians, hor ro- covery is uncxpuutag. should no poison- ing or inflammation result from the wounds, She is now lying at a house near where the accident happened. Tho horses after breaking loose from the wagon jumpod over the fence, and after running a short distance stopped. One of them received a frightful cut on the sido from the wires when they ran against the fonce, s Buy your dishes of Howo & Son, S Becohtele's Hotel, The completion and opening of this model European hotel is an event which has rightly attracted much attention, The building itsolf is one of the finest in tho city, its front being as handsome in design, finish and decoration as any in the West, whilo its interior is perfoction itself. Mr, Bochtelo has spared no monoy or pains in having everything of the best, and he certainly has succeeded. The furnishings are really elegant, and ovory possible convenience is afforded the rmon o bo followed by the | PINUHED BY THE POLICE. Those Who Have Felt the Grim Grip of the Law, Officer Mullen arrested on Saturday a W. H. Hill for It appears that Hill, in com pany man, called Chris. Masonic and inquired about work, claiming to be man giving his name larceny. with another Straub at the upon temple, | masons from Omaha. They hung around house some time, and that night the toc near the building was broken open, and a spirit level, trowels and other tools taken. It was found that Hill had pawned some tools, and then the officers arrested him. The evidence before Judge Aylesworth was not strong enough to hold him and he was accordingly dis- charged HTEALING TRANSPORTATION, A young man giving his name as M. < rson was arrcsted Saturday for He, in company with another young man, a telegraph operator, had been hanging about town for several days. The telegraph operator had been around the Rock Island depot consider- ble, trying to get some work, and it is sup- posed that while there he got a chance to steal a ticket to Chicago, at least one was stolen, and the young man Emerson soon after presented the stolen ticket to D. W. Bushnell for sale, ho dealing in railrond tickets, Mr. Bushnell after questioning the young man and getting sutisfactory answers purchased the ticket for 810, Soon after the Rock Island folks informed him that the ticket was a stolen one, and he hunted up Emerson and had him Umerson claimed that V7 ELO LIS A LI 109 and 111 8. Main Street, ~ A rt - . % TIOWA. Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Parties, Sociables and l‘i’cnlm supplied on short notice, and goods delivered tc all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fine Cigars. W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant, 404 West Brod - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished hisgcompanion, the telegraph operator, gave him the ticket to sell for him, y. ing he had bought it to go to Chicago, but had changed his mind and concluded not togo The telegraph operator could not be found. Emerson says ho only formed his acquaintance here and knew nothing more about him, or how he got the ticket. After seeing tho ticket he gave the operator the money for it, and claims that he was entirely innocent of any crooked intent. Ho hails from Maussachusetts and has telegraphed to friends there for momcy to help him out of his scrape. The telegraph operator had been board- ing at Mrs. Horton's, and it is claimed that he had been trying to borrow money of different parties, and seemed to be short of funds. The young man Emer- son was stopping at the Coy house. PLAIN ONES, Gieorge Johnson, for being so drunk as to require a dray to bring him in, will lave o hearing to-day. He has two cents and a razor to meet a fine with. A man giving his name as Pinnington is also in the calaboose awaiting a hear- ing this morning, and hasn't even two cents or a razor to faco the judge with, Y Broken hearts, doctor bills and funeral oxpenses can bo averted by using Dr, Jefferis’ Council Bluffs Preventive and Cure for Diphtheria in all cases of soro throat. Koep it on hand.~ The City's Calaboose. The new city jail is completed and ready for occupaney as soon as the water works are completed so that the sewers can be kept washed out. It looks now as if the present old hole would have to be use all wiater. It is a horrible place at the best, but when in its present filthy condition it is unfit for use, and it 18 an outrage on humanity to put anybody in there. The stench is awful, the windows are broken out, and no stove is there to warm up the place. Even the wooden bunks are lacking beards, while vermin abound. If the city is to use the place this winter it certainly should be fixed up 80 as not to be altogether place of inhuman torture. The old city building itself bears many marks of povey. The front door has not sheard a knock for weeks, and the old stove in police headquarters is lack- ing in even mica. Inone door there is used as o substitute the rock with which one tramp made a fearful assault (n another tramp ina box car months ago. The whole placo is sadly dilapida- ted. The building recently purck i Jumes Goulden, near the new city jail, is being refitted for city oftices and will be ocoupied probably in a few weeks, so that the oflicers will be more comforta- bly situated, but the old calaboose with all its stonch will probobly be used all winter, Our prices are “‘solemn truths” to sote peoplo, Bostos Tea Co SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertisomonts, such as Lost, public, In the office are to be found Mr, Bechtelohimself, always the same affable, blg hearted and enterprising host, and ably assisted in the management by his son Louis, who has s0 muny friends that ho uceds 10 good words said for him by tho press. T indeed a handsome one, and well stocked with the best of everything, and pre- sided over by Mr, Phillip Kuhn, who is the right man for the place. The culin- ary interests are managed by Mr. Ed. Ol- lison, who is known as ove of the best catorers in the west. The roems up stairs are airy, pleasant and elegantly furnished, 'he parlors are almost palatial, There are bath rooms and closets on every fioor, and with an elec- tric ennunciator connecting with every room, steam heating apparatus, a large d excellent cellar, perfect drainage and ilation, there is nothing lacking in this model establishment. Carpets, You will find just what you want and prices just right at Casany & Onrourr's, —— Iteal Estate Transfors, The following doeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder’s office, October 20, reported for the Bek by P, J. Me- Mahon, real estate agent: E. E. Bates to David Simpson, ne } se | 27, 76, 40—81,400, avid Simpson to W, 0. Bance, so } s}, 29, 76, 40—81,200, Siefert Rief to Pottawattamio part of w 4 sw }, G, 76, 43800, Bluford' Chambliss to J. P. Bigelow, part of ne § sw 4, 9, 77, 18800, F. H, Hancock to C. W. Newman, lot 22, block b, Hancock--$100, ©. W. Newman to J. O. Spangler, lot 22, block b, Hancock—$100 hn L. Coffin to Christina Fuhlendorf, 'f‘:o s. 20, 77, 381,440, til tin, se ne 4, 21, 15, 41—81,040, Total sales—85. 450, county, a Atkinson et al to John Mar- oY L — Meals at Bechtele's hotel on the plan, ho sample-roem and bar is | Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board- ing, of inserted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- sortion, Leave advertisements at our office, No. 7 Pearl Blufts to_take m carrier at only twenty Ev kben Delivered by conts n woek, “,mm'r:uéi oy, with pony, to deliver Tis Brx. W 810 1 first class tailors: coat, pants makers. Apply to Joseph leiter, ouncil Bufts: AL 1l %o wy residence. Hay t4 to romove from the city. h il Blufts, lowa. ar: Enquire at LE Soott réroet, L JOOL BENT-A house of - tive Dr Hanchett DNORSALE Tiouso 4" Tonth and uroad fuid DACKING HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-1he Orvis Paoking house, capacity 100 hogs per day i ull modors uypliances; well ocated:. Tor salc or o Amly to ODELL, & DAY. uncll Blus, Ta., September 10, 1583 JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. - HARD.WQOOD AND —COAL— Corner Main strect and Eighth avenue, Council ufis, 247 Loy ;‘AC\JHV Hlll:; E P C.\‘D‘;’ELL. SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA Office, Main Btrect, Rooms 1 aad Shugart & Mo Mabon's Block, Will practice iu State and wdersl courts s B J. Bty XD, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Broadway, Councll Blufy, t deivery. . y-|No. 4 Pearl Street, - e - ‘| Desirable T MIONMEATEON 0OUNCIL BLUFFS, Empkie Hardware Co. Rardware! _B_TlLCKEYE FEED GRINDER i ;. § = WIL SHELL AND GRIND AT THE SAME TIME ! ! d .-'\Iv(:t»llnplvln I'Ilnrw Power, The :u-st )\"‘-;1111( )flill in vxi*h-‘nm-. bu 1 emore 1an a4 common grinder, rite 1or cirev s 10 SHUGART, WAITE & WIES, Towa, General Agents for Western Towaand Nebras 'STEINHARDT & FREYHAN, Wholesale Liquor Dealers ! 317 Broadw. - - COUNCIL BLUFFS: DEALER [V . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA NOTIONS, JEWELRY, &C. 337 W. Broadway, - * - Costs Council Bluff: MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN nard and Soft Coal, BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND AND SEWLL PIP. No, 539 Broadsray, - . < " _ T, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. "SMITH & TOLLER, e ) Merchant Tailors. 7 and 9 Main Street. A FINE LINE OF FALL} i SNOOTVLNVd s8u1120019A0 SuitingSs. DIRBOTORY, COUNCIL BLUFEFS, IA. JOEN BENO & C0, MAX MOHE, DR. J. E. WHITE, cornor sain and vitth upstairs - eidonco, 600 Witlow avemve. » N. SCHURZ. Officoaver Anserican Expross. S 8 WAGNER’ LIVERY AND FEE J..M. ST, JOHN & 00.0AH BUYERS, Mwimuiiaipss D. A, BENEDICT. ¥ JACOB KOCH, - G F. SMITH, cmarraa W. W. SHERMAN, it il JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SON, LINDT & HART, sumes e SANITAR(OM b EDWIN J, ABBOTT, oy rovsocoi it REVERE HOUSF Proadway opposite N;\‘“‘lfilw oo Refittod 1, $1.50 per day OF ALL KINDS. Sold at the Lowest Prices IN THE WEST, QUALITY CONSIDE! At MRS, D. A. BENEDICT, - - MERCHANDISE. 17 Ponrl strect. Grocery, and 219 Main strect. SIGN WRITER AND GRAINER, Office $57 Broadway, Council Bluffe, Tows. MERCHANT TAILOR, Stook Complete. Suits made at reasonablo prices. No, 805 Main St. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. 24 Main street. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasenable charges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE STOVES, and Household Supplics. 303 Broadway. AT LAW, ractice in state and federal ATTORN ¥ rts, °1 and 428 Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. ysician, And bath hous ont- <omery, M. 415 Broadway. D, adway, Council Bluffs, Towa. PETER C. MILLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIT, Wall-Paper and Window Shadesand Painting In all s Branches, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. zthh Poarl St, - Council Bl . Our line of Stoves is the mos. complete in ae city and includes all the most Patterns and Latest Improvements ! We have hammered the prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking, and you are invited to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. SPECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES, Nickel, slightly tarnished, at a reduction of §5.00 each. DEVOL <« WRIGELT, 504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Main St,, Council Bluffs. SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. No.18 FALL AND WINTER ~ STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES ~OT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE, l YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED R. S. COLE & CO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL Al the Most Improved Kinds of Lightning Rods And Ornaments. Also Wood and Fr Wood and Ir No, 604 South Main Street t M. CALLACHER, GG R OCER E S, New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants, First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, )1OVERPROATIAY. Pipe and Pipe Fixturcs, for both t attention COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA X ] s 7 k! Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADW.AY. A. C. LARSON, o - 230 LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. Clifton Ré_stau rant. J. A. ROSS, - - PRO PRITOR. 537 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, A. No. 1 Meals. Day Boarders accommodated aud guarantee satisfaction. Proprietor. Is the place for Model Steam Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. N. A. CHRISTIANSON, = e e roprietor. Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. G uarantee good work. Please give me a trial. & IF YOU WANT BOOTS,SHOESOR RUBBERS CALL ON S. A PTERCE, Corner Main and First Avenue, Council Bluffs. He has CURE OR NO PAY. SILOAIVE Them. COUNCIL BLUFFS EAILROAD TIME TABLE The following are the trains from the local the Union Pag than below et minutes later, 1 1 | | Tra 1lines and K. C. run on Chicago time, o of arrival and departure pots. The start from depot about ten minutes carlier and arrivo at the depot about ten Dep Atlantio Ext - | Ex and Mail* Des Moinesae | Ex and M | Des Moines ac GEON AND QUINC Arniy pom. | Commil B m | Mail and and NORTHWESTE A ors , Scrofula, U ases, Dyspepsia, 1 ud Bladder Diseases, Gout, Neu- esort of the tired | ble Ladics' best | and debilit triend. athing accommodations, o and healthy. Correspondence wolic - | Mail Ad\hc:u Rev. M, THOMPS Manager, . | Accom (Mon). Siloam e Ty AND COUNCIL HLUYES, ale D re L Arriy . | Expross Novelty Work KLENCK & JUREY, PROPRIETORS All kinds of repairing Furniture finished. Chairs re-caued and re seated, Arris . | Mail and Ex. . Cann Dey Mail and Ex 80 p. m. Cannon Bali. ., T Ball. 1105 a, m. Duildings. 8 repaired. clas work guaranteed. a trial, R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, ft'sr S o thout the CHRONIC DISEASES oo osas. Over thirty years practical expericnce. Office No. 6 Pear) strect, Council Rlufls, £ Cousultation free. Make Your Contracts Now for Your n Give s From St T KN AND BT, Araives . m, | PacificEx . m. | Mail and Ex.. Mail and Atlantic Ex. Leaves Council A Mall anc Winter Supply of Attantic H t Leav Missouri Hard Wood !]saa oo o me omims R L S ANbE AN A L s e 6p. m, 14 p.m. 6 p. m, 6 cars run halt b 1y t depot. On Sunday tho oelook s, m., wnd run MORGAN, KELLER, & CO, P. OVERTON, Coal —~WITH— BEY, OFFICER & PUSE BANKERS. Council Bluffs . [ And securo the beatarticlo and full measure atth | o Sneat quality and laryost stock wet of Chicago - - - 8. Our Mr ‘norgan has served as undertaker W. R. VAUCHAN. in all its branches prompi THOs, oFFicKS, Real ostate and collection agency. n Odd Fellow's READER OF MAN ! vory lowest price. Stove wood clisered to sny. part | Of Wooden and Metalic Casen, Calls attended to s ¢ yeurs ana thoroughly understands hi Iway. UPHOLSI T laying and lambrequi ustvice o0 e X'eace, | il i _lack, over Savings Bank. fansn- Fifteon yoars' expericnce. Ecleotic, Ma b0b First Avenue, - Council Bluffs, Iowa, UND E RTAKER s' of the oity all hours. ~ We defy competition in quality of goods ness. Warerooms, 811 Br Omaha and Council Blufls, o DR.G,W.PANGLE, Herbalist Pl In 1856 ¥y Mental Depress- fon, Apoplexy, Fits, Loss of Manline Cancers Rémoved Without the Knife, Drop- sy Cured Without Tapping, int, Riduey Comuylaint, Diabetos, Rhcu- matism, Paralysls, While Swelliug, Exysipelas, St. Vitux®Dance. Treated With ults. Womlau and Her D Special attantion ghi ivate and pecial attention given to private aud venereal | 1 treat Piles and F: o) 8. Located No, 510 Broadway, Roows, (up- | radical wnd per:mllunl..lkll‘l?g ‘I’nr l"h. ks-‘??fl‘l.!u: stairs), Council Blufls, Towa. weeks. Operations painles. s of the A Correct uosis Given Without anmy |Rectum a Specialty, Explanation from the Patient. DR. A. J. €O0! arConaution tree st chke. Couttis i S 11-d&w ltem