Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1885, Page 6

JANUARY Harkness Brothers. F OR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring purchases, we | shall, January 6th, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Curtains, Etc., fo he Isold without regard to cos This stock comprises a Fine line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A° choice stock of Newmarkets Brocade elvet and 30, 1885, balieved that much good wotk can be accomplished by very simple machincry. THE DAILY BEE/| SEEKING ENDORSEMENT. S BRI Oapt. Overton, Judge Bond and C. T. 00U CIL BLUFFS. | Mauager of the Home Of Ih6]oMicer were yesterdny named as a special so. Prendlss Calls & Coumell |0 scrnary . srasaer of Friends. were made the finance committoe, 7.T. Lindscy snd Oapta'n Overton were selected to molicit snbscriptions, 1t be'ng the intention to secure as many regular monthly or quarterly subscribers ' { {8 possible. Tho charges made public in the Brx Artargements were made with Henry concerning the workings and manage | pel ong to farnish Jodging and food to ment of thejHome of tha Friendless In|needy boys until places could be found this city, has been apparently ignored by | for them, = the manager, Although thoso making|,, Boys who arc needy and who arc wil ng to work, or who desirs_help, ate to the charges have donc #o openly, and [ ooicter their ‘names with L. B. Sibley asserted their willlngness at any time to|under the O tlzens bank Blg time at the spiritual social, Satur- |, qeent the proof of the charges made by | those who have work for boys or‘wlw day evening. them, no formal public actioa has been | ¥ill give boys a home, will also apply to M. Sible The most fashionablo euit now is a suit | taken. It has been clalmed that what- | " 1 ¢ The assoclation is to meet again next against the city. ever there might be nominally, yet|Monday afternoon at the rooms of the Y. Three drunks wera given the uspal as practically there was no “‘assoctation,” as | M. C. A. i vertised, but that Rev. J. G. Lemen CPERBONALS. ol ourt yesterday. advertised, 0 A PERSONALS, poi il il 4 was in fact *‘the asoclatlon.” No body of responsible men, trustees or executive board has stepped to the front with any Loave your orders for job printing 8| reputation of the charge, and with avy EMITH & TOLLER Ag I LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS | " 1 and 9 Mala street, i Oovxory Brurrs, « « . « < Towa, Morning, Jan, Friday Bt DRIPTION RATES, Ey Osrrler = = - = %0 cente per weck By MAll - 410,00 por yoar b2 An Ex-Parte Investigation, A Complete Line of New Goods to 8elect From, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horsos and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell In rotall or earload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wialeaic a1 dretat] deaers in Graln and Palcd Hay, Prices ron sonablo Satisfaction Guaranteod SCHLUTER & BOLEY Cornor Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffa. OFFICEL ©. 7 Foari Btreot, NearlSrondway.! B e T T T A R A R R o WIS AL, A IR el MINOR MENTION, John Kilgore has been added to the police force. R R NOKENE & LANDSTROM, Nerchant Tailors. Winter Goods iteady. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style <n Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices. SATISFACTION GQUARANTEED. 906 Main Stroet, . . . . . - George Umble wants a divorce from Lizzie Umble on the ground of desertion, Thos. Officer is reported as on the sick s3 Mrs, J. O, Bennett, wife of the street liveryman, is quite ill, PR Maia Councll Blafts, day or two ahead at Pryor's Bee job of. | statement that they have been personally overseelng the work g .. | knowing the fact that the management | Gault of the Wabash, was in the city yester Kate Herbert has commenced suit|}aq been wise and honest. fice. against Thomas V. Dawson for $135 un- paid rent. being about at an end and what little was In practical existence, it would have " held a meeting and taken some public Nonore small pex scare, the diseass | aotion, nd been personally It seems that if any such organization It now appears that the manager has H. A, Thomas, of Chicago, a frlend of Mr, day. Rev. B P, McMenomy's mother has not been expected to live through the past two nighte, Jo, Tehon, of Omaha, was over this side Seal Plush Cloaks. o Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, lace, lace Ties, Fichue and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts Blankets, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s Ne 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA; 725 Ef IT POSITIVELY CURES— Ki Dyspepsia, Nervonsness Westing Weaknoee, Headach, Lame Back, Co'd Feot, and all disoas wqu 3 and §5; old style 82 each. and Liver Complaint, Bl Iyais, Spinal Affo w Improved Electric Belt. LM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND t's Diseas. Kheu i araleln ions, Indigeation, rt Diseass, Fito iring fncreasod motive powers. ~ Now fmproved o and Tahle Linen. Our Carpet stock is comolete and offers sepcial inducements for select- ion from choice variety of patterns. It advertising for the sought to obtain the needed endorsement | yesterday scattering k by calling here a number of men who| Wabash, The dog poisoner s said to be at work | have been friendly to him and _his work, | npes, HkEvoy b Wha repoiked) youariay agatn, W. G. O.iver is reported a3 hav- and In a qulot sort of a way this Jittle[ i)\ inking with little probabllity of her v 3 band was gathered here on Wednesda; 3 K RIS Mg aion R pAliibl s ouer, fow knowlngz oven that they wero in the [ 1VI08 through the nig there is belng under control, GENUINE SLAUGHTE IN THE PRICKS OF o~ SRR s Barlington ia prepartng to start a pub: | sity much less what their mission wa h He library, and has sent for a copy of lnyreupunls to the manager’s personal re- | taklng a rest from the troubles now attending Council Bluffs' ordinance to copy afcer. quest there came here Rav, George W. Richey, of Malvern, Rev. J. O. Carter, The regular monthly moeting of the|of Logan, Rev. W. E. Randall, of Dow city council will be held next Monday af- | City, Rev. O. C. Plerce, ot Lincoln, Col. ternoon at 1 o'clock, instead cf in the evening. of Harlan. : : tertained at the home in a hospitable Bently of Malvern, and Dinson Harlan, They were received and en- Fidelity Council No. 156, Royal Ar-|manner, and given an opportunity to canum, is to give the second par'y of |look through the place. Mr. Lemen wade this seascn’s series at Beno's hall Feb ruary 13, that under the present way of paylng taxes about twice the werk degolves on the office as heretofore. Andrew Hill has filed a petition for a divorce from Anna Hill, claiming that she has committed adultary with Chas, Smith and a man named Williama. Scofield & Cavin have commenced a sait agalnst the city for §3,300, for as- sessed cortificates issued to the con- tractor, M. A. Moore, and turned over to Scofield & Cavin. W, Engle has commenced suit agsinst the Chicago, Milwankee & St. Paul for $250, for damoges caused by a train striking the rear of his wagon, throwing him out, and causivg the horse to run away. The meeting of the county board of supervisors next week will be an im- portant one, as the court houte question wil! come ovp for coneideration, and dele- gates will be present from all parts of the county. Mike Halley of Sioux City, was in the city yesterday. 1t is said that his mis- sicn here was to arrange for a mill with Dougherty. The latter offered to go out and fight him for fua, but that he was not fighting for money. Yesterday a lhorse belonging to Mr. Hunt, son-in-law of the late Mr, Hart, met with a strange accident, while atanding hitched on Main street, near the Ceyatal mills. The horse slipped and fell down, breaking one o! his fore- legs. a Frank Kirk and Pat Powers were ar rested yesterday on tho charge of getting two or three glasses of beer and a lunch. at Brix's ea'oon under false pretenses, sud refusing to pay for the sams. Tho matter was fixed up and {he prisoners let loose. Frauk Sandusky, a3 adminietrator for James Sandusky, has commenced salt #usinst the Milwaukee & St. Paal and Ohicago & Northwestern, claiming $10,- es e account of the death of James Sandusky, who was killad in the yards lero in November, 1583, To-night the Bavarian Band will enter- tain their many friends with a parlor con- cert, to be given at Music Hall, No, 238 Broadway. Itis understood that this Jjustly celebrated band will give a service of concerts, and we fecl safe in saylng that their many patrons aud friends will be most delightfully entertained. Attention has been cilled several times to the spikes loft in telegraph poles after having been used by line revairars in climbing the poles. Oae of the strangest yet chronicled ccsurred yesterday to a horse owned by Col, Fox, and nding hitched on Broadway near Main strect. The horss got his moath caught on one of these spikes, and broke one tooth and tore his mouth badly. The threatened suit againat the mayor and alderswen for allowing the mayor a cowmimim for ee'liog the city paving bouds hss not been started yet. The mayor has secared counssl and says that if suic is commenced for the §945 allowed him, he will turn back the warrant issued to lim and commence astion for 83,000 or 80, he beiny assured that he can iu court recover fully that moch, e — Baoke a Leg, T. A. Belt, who has litely taken charge of the Globe's circulation, while rid ng slong lower Eigath street én horse. back Wednesday evening met with a ser- fous accident. His fell where nome garding work was being done, and throw- ing him under. Mr, Bolt recoivad a bad l::jury, his leg being broken below the nee. _ The First national bank of Indianapo- Jis bas bagun two suits in the Unlted States cirauit court at Keokuk to recover|f the pri Elevator comyany | yesterdsy aftcraoon. sggregativg $187,000. | star:s off with great enthus‘asm, a from the Mie #tocks aad mone; his statsment of the situation to them,and of course gave bis version of the troubles and their causes. ; The county treasurer's force complain |one was called bafore the committee to |4 So far as is lesrned no produce any proof of the charges made, and what investlgation there was made was almost wholly ex-parte. The men thus called together for counsel and in- vestigation are men who stand well, and have the confidencs of the people, and if both sides of the affair could be fairly pre- sented to them their decision would doubt- less met the public mind at rest, and if after hearing all the facts they should personally endorae th actions taken, 1t would do much to restore public confi- dence; bat a brief exprte investigation must be very unsatisfactory to such a committee, and should a dict be rendered by them, must necessarlly be unsatisfactory to the public. It seems strange that the presence of such a committee in the city and their mission should be kept eccret, if there was a desire to have an honest, full and fair examinatlon of the Institution. It is also strange that not a Council Bluffs business man was added to the commit- tee, and that such men as Rey. Mr. Har- tis, of Omsha* and Rev. Mr. Proper, the lowa state missionary, were not called into the council, they belng men who also stand high and have public confi- dence, and who are already tomewhat famillar with the workings of the Home Just what sort of a report the commit teo selected by Mr. Lemen will make it not known, but 1t s reported that ja before leaying here some of the commito expressed themselves in such a manner asto indicate that they were not satle- fied, even after snch a one-sided investi- gation, and intimating that they did not nnd matters as satisiactory as they had h>ped they would find them. ————— For sale—My book and stationery bus- ness 341 Broadway. H. E. Seaman- Dr. C. C. Hazen, Dentist. 100 Main St. STILL SQUALLY. The Reasows for Laying Officer Brooks Off Duty—Another Po- licemsn Obarged With Disturbing the Peace, The police troubles still continue, and the weeding out process ssems t> be a hard one. The ques ion has been asked frequently, why was Officer Brooks laid oft the foree? Tue Bek, in hunting up the causes, learned that the nature of the charge was disobedience of orders, the defa'ls of which appear about as follows: Last Sunday night Brocks was off duty, and, althoogh the capteia had issued orders that none of the polies force, even when off duty, should visit the eer garden and Sunday night dance held thore, Brooks slipped up there and was having a merry time, when a woman was charged, by “another woman and & man, with having stolen a breast pin. It is clalmed that Brooks with the accusers took the woman into a room and thera sear:hed her, it being claimed that she had the stolen pin hid- den in her bos m. They did not find the pin, and the accused woman made a row about the matter, which caused the officer to be laid off duty. Another litt'e bit of sensation along the same line was the arrest yesterday of J. T. Hurley, who was lately laid off duty for ten duys, and whose resignation {s in the hands of 1he mayor, who re fuses to eccapt it until the inve: committee get through charges pendiug 1t appears Hurley waa yesterday in Wm., Lautrop's saloon, and a lively dispute arose about shaking dice, which caused Lsutron to complain of Hurley for disturbing the peace, and Officer Cusick ercorted him to head- quarters. The affair was eettled up fioally. Just what will be the next chipter in the history of ths police force, it is bard to sy, bu’” the repu'a’iin he made by the foic)as a whole, makes | rather hard on those « fli sers who do try to do their duty and 9 it well. C — HOME FOR THE BOYS. The Youths' Mutual Jmprovement Association Siarts off Ea- thusiastically, The organization under the above title, whose object is to help the cliy, held anotter meeting The awoclation in his condition that Hon o boy ud it is | traneportation to friends in 1 Chief Skinner spint yesterday 1 Neola, all connected with the force; L — OOMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wheat—No. 1 milling, 65 No, 2, 60 No. 8, 0, Corn—New, 25c, Oata—For local purposes, 23c, Hoay—85 00@6 5) per ton; baled, 50@60, Rye—38ic. ‘Corn Moal—1 30 per 100 pounds, ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 50, Ooal—Dellvered, hard, 950 per ton; moft €0 per ton Laed—Fairbank's, wholasling at 94, Flour—Oity flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per do, LIVR BTOOK. Onttle—Butcher cows 8 5@ 75, oo . Hoge—4 00@A 3. PRODUOCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz, 2 25; drese- od chickans, 8¢; drossed thrkeya, 10c; dress- e ducks, 9¢; drossed geese, 10c, Buttar—Oroamery, 22@200; chioice country 15@160, Eggo—22 per_doren. Vegetabloa— Potatoes, 40@506 per bushel; onlons, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking of i bes 1 00@1 60 per bushel. ., $6.50, Oranges—4 25 per box Lemons—4 £0@5 00 ver box Butcher Horses and Mules For Bale. Two car loads of horees, mules and mares just received, for sale atthe stables of Schiuter & Boley, Kiels barn, coraer Fisth avenue and Fourth strect. o ——— 10WA LI EMS, Griswold has hai two snicides within a few days. Calhoun county thls yesr has five offi- cial newspapers to share alike. The Des Moines driving club has pre- pared a mile track on the river at that place, Dates for the Boone District Agricul tural society are from September 15 to 18, inclusive, Three creamerles in Madicon county pay tho farmers from $125,000 to $150,- 000 annually. Towa now takes the lead as a corn growing state, the crop of 1884 amount- ing to 300,000,000 bushels. Clinton claims for the four companies of rallronds ontering there. a combined ownership of 13,300 miles. An engine on the Humeston & Shen. andoah rai'read exploded a few days ago, kil ing the engineer and fireman. For the second week in January the gross earnings of the Iowa divisi the Illinois Central were $30.657. The Central railcoad of Towa has de- faulted on the payment of the interest on its 83,750,000 first mortgage bonds, Representatives of the G. A. R,, at. Oitumwa have decided to erect a soldier’s monument {n the public park of that c'ty, For violation of the prohibitery law in Cedar Rapids, William Ostrander was fined 50 on cach of seventeen counts, making a respectable total of $850. Near Marshalltown there fs & snow drift 3,000 feet long and eightecn feet high on an average. That is pretty nearly five times as high as a four foot fence. Burlington has doubled the pawn- broker's tax in that city. Gentlemen doing business under the sizn of the green ball now contribute §100 eash per anoum, Dubuque merchants, it is said, arc ‘‘boyeotting” the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway in order to forca the company to a return to the thousand mi'e railway ticket syetem Under a new contract Des Molnes con- eomers pay $2.26 per 1,000 feet for gas, and allowed 15 per cent rebate for prompt payment, the city paying $24 per annum per street lamp and attendance, Mr, Will Daugherty, » young married man, and one of Des Moines' most ro- speoted cltizens, was placed under bonds of $000 to answer the charge of saduc- tiop, brought by Briduet Lillis, 18 years old, avd heretofore high'y respected. The Leader says rents in Des Molnes e exhorbitant and must come down “‘While many of the nccessarics of life are lower than they have beca for over twenty vears, and while the wegos of lahor and the profits of the merchant have comespondiogly dwindled, there has been no dispesition to drop on the price of rents. Ths Chicags, Milwaukes & St. Paul y company has purbaced from the Wab:sh company the north line of the old North Missouri road, from G'enwood Junc ion north to Ottumw; hereafter operate it. It fn also declared that the cowpany will extend the line south to K City by bullding a 82 eats and d ot line of its own, Lannie MoAffee, of Davenport the champion Iowa billiardist, is said o be 111 Broadway, includes Exminster, oquettes, Bodv Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply Ingrains Hemp, Hattan: Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Eto , Fine_Lace Curtains, Tamhour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in heauty of desien. Sale Begins January Gth 1865 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURCHASES ST Harkness Brothers, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. - - NoOTI CFE JACOB SIMS, Schmith & Harp, the barbers remove Tuesday,Jan uary 27th to 402 Broadway, to the bullding lately occupled by the 93 cent store, COUNCIL BLUFI 8, IOWA. Office, Main Stroct, Room 8, Shugart and Feno J. R. TATE, ATTORHEY AT LAW Practioo In Btate and Federal Courte, Collections prompily sstended to. Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNOIL BLUF¥S owa R OILILIE ER iy Rk ADMISSION—Gents 160—Ladles 100, Joseph Schmitt will sell AT COST the ctock of CIGARS that were left by Frank K. Kern in his charge. The store formerly occupled by Schmitt & Harb 562 Broadway, under the Opcra house, FOR RENT apply to Jos, Schmitt, 402 Broaaway. Jos. Schimitt offers the flacst FRUIT FARM in this county FOR SALS cheap, provided it i4s0ld in side of 6) days, Enquire of Mr. McGee, in offics 0 Horace Everott, 10 Pearl street Council Bluffs. BEATES—Gents 150. Ladles 100, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streete, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, —_— All the Latest Improveo Machinery, All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecially, Established Admisslon Froe #0 Ladles each morning and Tues: day and Thureday fterncons. Use of Skates 15 oonte. A. . BOHANCE, Manager, H. I, MARTENS, Propriotoy St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET, BET 7thand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kate Coakly, Proprictorees. £ Nesly and clegantly furnished, Good samplo rooms on first floor, 7 4@ Terms ~81.50 to 82 per day, Spechal rates’glven members of the leislature, nov10-1m-mo J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Blaffs, Rauway Time Table, Corrected to Janvary 7, 1885, COUNOIL BLUFFS, The followlng are the times of th N parture of trains by oentral standard tim looal depote, ~Trains loave transfer dop utoe oarllor and arrive ton minutos later, CHIOAGO, BURLINGFON AXD QUINOY, LuavE 686 p m 0:40 & m Ohloago Express; Faah Mal, Accommodation, *At local depot only, KANSAS OITY, A7, JON_AXD COUNGIL BLUFPE, Mail 'and kxy 635 pm Paalfic Expre Cospw OBICAGO, MILWAUKKE Express, Q08am Expros, 866 p w GHIOAGO, OOK ISLAND'AND PACIFIG, Atlantlo £y press, 5 Day Expross *Des Moincs A 9:00 8 10 100 pw 200pm 1882. 4 H, E. REMER, Manager COUNCIL BLUFYS, IA. Lot csn Chicego Expresa *A# Trausfer only 01104 30 801 KORTHWkITI W, broken in hosl h, the result cf an exces rive indulgence of an epp:tite for intes] cating beverage. He turped up like a poor, ragged tramp, accompanic1 by hi faithfal trick dog, at Lafayetic, Indians. boys | recently, and did some wonderfal playlng with billiard balls, so remarkable for one & purse was mad him clean clothes agd pl;f':a‘: owa, l Oounell Blafs Dr, W. H. Shorraden DENTIST, Expross, Day Expross SUNION PACIIO, Wostorn Express, Pocifio Expross, Linooln Express, *At Transfer only DUMMY TRAINS 70 OMAILS, Attorney - at-Law, Ti bacco alwass on hand, Cooking and Heating Stoves! The season belng vo Tar advanced [ hava =acluded to dleposo of say KLoves REGARDLYSS OF ConY 1 prese erence t0 storiug them untll next season. Call early as & will not be undorsold by auyoue. . J. Mandel, 825 Brosdway. Couneml tsiuffa. s, B.J, Bl K D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 292 Mifle Broadway, Counoll Bluffa. ~ JOIIN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent Office with N. 8hurz, Justice of the Peace, Ceuncil Hlufts, lowa. CHICAGO, Nilwankes & St. Panl RAILWAY. The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE, FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN_OMANA AND Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwankee, csi- | St. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport see | Clinton, Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Island, Freeport, Janesville, Elgin, Madison, L Crosse, Beloit, Winona, And all other Tmportant points East, North- east and Southeast, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special a vertisowents, suo a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board. tng, etc., will be Inserted in this column at the low rate of TN CENTS PER LINE for the first lusortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. [~ ertion. Leavo advertisomonta a4 our office, No. Poar] Street. near Broadwav. WANTS ]}an SALE crewm a rare bareain Council Bluffs, Restanrant. _confectionery and oo nees. Cos trally located on Broadway R. L. Williams, 13 N. Main stroct, 0% RENT—A furnithed houso cheap to poitics without small children who will board four * Bee office, Council Bluffs, Ia. with & pony to carry Tiis Brg. tioe immediately, (OR SALE—Lauds improved aad unfmproved. 1t yeu wantw farm in we tera fows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you. SWAN & WALKER; {OR SALE—Special bargain. Alarge two story fraa o dwelling, ten rooms with ail modern provements. well located and almost new. 5500, §.,.00 cash balance long tim ‘\'AN' D—To correspond with any non-resident o of yroperty in Council Bluffs or Potta- wattame county, or ‘any ons wishing to buy or sell property in western lowa, Kanses or Nebraska., BWAN & WALKRR, E—Alarge cumber of business and resi- lots in all paris of Council Bluffs. 3 betore you buy, EWAN & WALKKR, JF O’} BENT—Wo hsve soveral houses on our list for rent, vacant now, SWaN & WALKER. DOR SAT JOR SaLy: build on 2 to £10. Partie wishing to buy cheap lots to canbuy on o onthly poyments o from SWAN& WirvK Ticket office at 1401 Farpum stoot (in Paxton Ho- ), and at Union Pacific De N (—We will rent you a lot to buld on prisilage to bay if you wish on very liberal torm: SWAN & WALKER attention yes of the JARPENTER, ‘assonger Agent, D, WANTED=To correspona ood location £.r ylann and bind manufactory, we machinery, well locat 1any one wishing a ¢ mill. sash, door | S, vo building rsale, leaso or trade; SWAN & W ALKER. and Pass Agent. it ABIGCAT <o FREE Also 13 valuable and reliable re- cipes (never before published,) any- one of which is worth $1.00 and from that to $25.00, and a copy of the “Cultivator” sent FKEE to any one that sends 8 stamps to pay postage ete., 3 comic picture cards will a0 be enclosed in the pack- age. These recipes are valuable to the household and any energetic per- son knowiug the secrets they disclose need never want for money. Please write name and address plainly, Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it to tae WESTERN PUB. CO., box 509, Omaha. Neb. As, — ~ J. T. CLAKK, Gon'l Suoerinte D01 RENT- Laria two story frame bulldir s suit able for warchouse o storage railroad depot. [OR RENT Ut BALE — vuaiiag and ground N 3 su'tal o for sma'l foundsy wnd machine shop. Good bailer, engine, cupola, Blower with fiaed shatt- ing ete., ready toput in motton, SWAN WaALKER, JOR SALE—Sbe, fixtures c books and stationery ];wu SALE—Two singlo harness. ng, oounters, tables do-ks, gas quiire of 1L, & Scaman, paper, 41 Broad and Troniry Bourd”, " ivory lady pronounces it on sight to b just what shs w o auti, either for herselt ¢ hirec Leip. Big inducemends to agents Retails for &1, Address O. B.§. and 1 Hoard, Beo omce Council Biufls, lowa ALE—Houses, Lots aud won, 603 kirst avenuc, Land, A, J. Ston (O SALE—A top-bugky, firstal sy tiano and 1n ex_llent condition.” ' Or will trade for choap wb. Addrews . M. Beo oftice, Council Blu7s, (CUAL asb wo on, 625 Brosd- " at rensonable prices 2,000 1bs. for @ tou, and 123 cuble for & cord, ry him. W NTED—EVory bouy i Councii Blatle v ke TauBrx. Deliverod by carrior ab oniy sweniy wntd » wook. ()P PAPERS —For sals st KR offios, ab %5 ovirta *® hundred REMOVED Schmitt & Harris ~THE—— POPULAR BARBERS Have removed from under the Opera House to (NO. 402 BROADWAY, They will continuc their CI3AR AND TOBACCO o8, and inv te all their old friends and the pub alland see them, The fnest cigars and to 7t 18 vour child prevish Y and frotiul? 1f 80, na- cortain if its food is such as it shoul Often though th or his & sl quantity, a proper in- vertigation, will show ke Kidge's Food lo 84 o a = ate meal for th ohil [l B nd the mother can O raist 1ho st mdard by opting Kidge's Food us dirortod for invalids 8ol hy Druguite I eans fonr sizos, retailing 50, 00, S125 and 170, WOOLIICH & CO Manuticturers, Palmer, Mass "R 0LD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPARNY, Cob, Coal : Wood| P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1189, Council Bluffa. Justice of the Peace "OUNCIL BLUTFRS [BUCCESSORS TO THE J, M. B, & B, 00.) ORDER YOUR OF B 2 JON XS The most exteuslve manufacturers Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD John Hockstrasser General Agent or Nebraska an Wostorn lowa, 50 8. Tenth Stroed « + + - OMAHA, NEB 4@ adatiou Bllliard and Pool Tables aud materls rices N. SCHURZ, OFFICE OVER AMXRICAN EXPRESS [[(AXORY CAKCERS, CHRONIC DISEASES st siots s eciany 5, Pearl - R. Rico M. D. of othier tumore removed withous the knl‘e or drawlog of blood. & 8 ATWOO0D, Plattsmouth, Nebraska ARRADRS OF FEOROUGKNSXD AXD WIUH GRADN HEREFORD AKD JERSEY CATTLE Over tairky yeass yraction] experiesss @aise bo prerd, Connl Blegs " » OFFICER & PUSEY w108, O V. B M, POERY AYD DUROC OB JMRSEY KKD SWINE & Y00 0 o esle. Conogerdente sl BANKERS. JAS, H. PEABODY, M. D, Councll Blufts, . . In Masonic Temple, lows & . 1:80-8:80..5:] 1ve 10 minutes befure leavivg Frow traveters uly . e Established Hows Secuivl e, Physician & Surgeon Roslidonoe No. 1407 Joues 84, Offios, No. 1609 Fax oam wreed Offico hours,12 m 0 ) p. m. and Liom KB p m Telopbons, tur oftios 47 fesidence 186, 1856 Dealors 1o Forslgn and Domestlo Exchange aud