Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1885, Page 6

THE DALY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY, FEBKUARY 11 THE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, Feb, 11 BUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Carrier By Mail - -+ $10.00 per yoar OFFICR! ©. 7 Poar] Strest, Noar Broadway.! MINOR MENTION, Ths Dralds’ ball takes placs this eve ning. 11.4 bed quilts, 7be, Morgan's. The thermomaoter was fooling around about 20 below yesterday. ‘What has become of the board of trade and the citizens assoclation, The Progressive Kuchre club met with Mrs. W. A. Mauer last evening, Revival services will be held nightly at the Broadway Methodiat church at 7:30 o'clock, at Cocke & In the circuit court yesterday a divoree was granted in the care of George Umble vs, Lizzie Umhle, Ed. Sherlock, nf Missouri Valloy, has bought an interest with Henry Wagaer in Orystal hall, Dr. Macrao was called to Omaha yes cll had allowed &77,600 of bills. - | At 329 Broadway. terday in the casy of Mrs. 1. W. Cray- ton, who ls very 11 P. P, Kuhn, formerly of the Colcrado house, is now at Los Vegas, a3 appears from a private letter from him at that place. The Royal Arcanum party at Beno'a hall next Fiiday night promises to be as enjoyable as the previous ones. 1f ev, it will be enjoyable enouvgh. Justice Schurz yetterday ticd the knot, and tied it tight, making Peter Nelson and Annie Thompson, both of Garaer township, husband and wife. A mile race oa roller ekates has been arranged to take place one week from this evening, between Johnny Epenter and Henry Scheidle, at the rink. Bob Bardette's lecture has demon- strated that Counc’l Blufts will give a libera! support to worthy entertainments of this kind. Now let others follow. Which one of the old lady’s fawily got stack on stud-horse pcker, and wrotethat article 5o full ¢f penit.nce and warnings, which was pasted in the scrap-beck ye:- terday? The railroad men have need of patience to answer all the querles now about trains and the public need persoverance to find out anything about them, Thestorm has caused sad havoe with time tables. 1f the Oakland A corn keeps on growing it will be all O. K, soon. Brother Cox has just enlarged it again, and the pleas- ing feature of it is, that while covering mors ground it isn't thinner, but thicker, Cox is an enthusiastic, untiring worker. H. R. Stewart has completed a very fine crayon of an ideal child’s face, used by Horsford on his advertiting cards. The crayon Is a fine plece of work, and Gorbam has made some excellent photo- graphs of it, David Tostevin says he has not been drunk for eleven months, and he will hereafter prosecute any person who charges him wlith being drunk, unlees positive dates and facts are shown to sus- taln the charge. club is arranging for a gton party on the even- ing of the 21s*. Ths club of young folks has been very successful in its previous entertainments, and will doubtless make an eojoyable one of this, Aldorman Keating fs s3id to have pur chased the Anheuser beer bottling works in Oaaha. It Is not known whether he will move there or not, but probably not, a8 he has large propervy interects in this city, which should hold rim hera. One of the fil hiest divorce cates ever brought in ecurt here is that of Harciet Hoover vs. David Hoover, The ground on which divorce was claimed was adul- tery and the evidence as presented by depcs tons was most disgusting, The woman was grented the desired divoree. In the recent blographical sketches of 7, 1884, to January 31, 1885, this coun This month, makes an aversgs of £7,600 a or £10,000 for the year, and not $52,000 The ofticial paper confines Its comparison to onc single year, = | all fairncss compare with the other years Why does it not in as did Tue Ber, and give the public the facts, rather than attempt to mislead ? e — Away, A. Heospe's Art and Music stote will on Saturday, February 14, give to each boy or girl who appears in person a present and a picturs card, Don't forget the Artand Music store, 320 Broodway. THE LATE LYNCHING. Gi Judge Loofbourow Explains His Re- sponsibility, and How He Mot It, In answer to the blame that has heen placed upon Judge Loofhourow for grant- ing a change of venue In the case against the Jellerson murderars at Audubon, and aleo for his action in changing benckes with Jodge Henderson, Judge Loof- bourow has explalned to an Audubon correspondont that a weck ago last Mun- dsy, upon convening court at Nevada, Judge Henderson found motlons on file in some cases, asking a change of venue upon the ground of prejudice on the part of the judge. He then announced to the bar that he would try to get Judge Loofbourow to hold hls court this week, and on Thursday morning he an- nounced that Judge L. had con- sen ed to do 8o, and would open court Munday morning of last week, and the cbaoge was accordingly made. He says thaton Satarday morning he informad the district attorney and the counsel tor the d«fenee thathe had made up his mind to grant the change of venue and send the cases to Oars county, where his court convenes next Monday, and they could be trled without delay, and he would g0 anuounce upon convening of court that morning, but jast before court convened the counsel for the defense in- formed him that a large number of peo- ple would be in town that day, and that as penty of liquor could be had they feared for the ta‘ety of their clients in cate the ruling was then announced, and the judge, being convinced that there was some grouvds for alarm, consented that the announcement would ba de- ferred until Modday morning, of which the district attorney was duly advised. While the judge feels chagrined at the charges made, yet ha says in view of the teaglo culmination his only regret is that he did not make ture f the safcty of the criminals before lo® ving Audubon. ————— Beckman & Co., 525 Main street, will wash and ofl your harnras cheap now. et AFTER LERCHE. Word Sent to St, Louis to Arvest Him and Have Him Brought Back, Alotter was yesterday received from the skippng newspaper man Lerche, who is now in St. Louis. In it he denounces STOLEN LETTER, NO. 2. Mr. it Hears From His Dudc Fricnd In Omaha, Dear Otp Frrran:—1 was weally in- tosicated with delight on hearing from you; but was so awially sorry to heat BATG senta por week | Preceding the present, through a serles, | that you were in auch a dreadful pre- dicament. Do you knaw, weally survived the leap beautifally. When tha falr charmers became too persistent, I referred them to my, and it wath too much for them. I cawnt possl bly go over Thuradsy, but deah Chavwlee has offered his services, and will do bis best, Yousce, a few wesks sgo, I ro- ceived a most dwedfull nervous shock; was only able to venture out yethterday for the first time. You have no ideaw, Fwed, how frightened all the:deah girls were about me, and the beautiful flowers they sent me. I was quite overcome. My deah felend, Miss Marie gave a soiree, you knaw, for a charming fricnd she was expec ing from abread Te fellahs were all awfully excited over the affair, for we had heard such wonder- fal reports about the fair one. Well, the morning previous to the momentous occasion, I was strolling down Farnam sireet feeling very weary, having spent over two hours trying to determine the style of tie to wear, when | beheld a most charm’ng girl coming up street carvying a satohel. She was dreesed in a plaln black dress, don’t you know, but weally the most bewitching gall 1 ever saw. | {mmedlately arranged my eye-glasses, twitled my lane, and emiled my fatalist smile, bat it was no use, actually, old chappie, she dldn't tce me. I paused to consider. She went into a stora on the corner and 1 walked passed several times and glanced in, no results, She was perfectly uncouscious, It was weally be- coming interesting., 1 resolved an an other attempt, 80, when she came out, i approached the fair unknown, and taking off my seal- shia and bowivg my most lrreslstible bow, humbly begged the privilege of carcying hor satchel. Without the slightest hesitation the kanded It to me, and eald ehe ‘‘belicved I might, as far as the Paxton.” Ah! the blies of that moment! I venturad to irquire If she was a strangerin the city. Sheturned on me & most withering glance, her delihtful- ly arched eyebrows arched still more,and tnavcice cf queenly dign'ty, said, ‘_‘I belleve you have fergctten yourself, eir, 1 prefer my porters to walk sfightly in advance of me,” Ah! my desh boy, it wes the awfullest moment of my lite; it quite overcomes me to think of it. On we went, and the fellahs all smiled a knowiog smile as L paesed. After a perlod of time that secmed interminable we arrived at the hotel, and as she relieved me of the satchel sa’d in a mest heavenly voice, ““You lo.k tired,” then, droppicg a ba f- dilar int> my tand, was gone. I stood rooted to the ground, para yz:d, ga'van- ized, electrificd. Chawles ¢ me along di- rect'y and I poured my pitiful story into his sympa he ical care; ho took me home and cared for me like a brother. By evening my sha tered nerves were suffi- clently restored to venture {o 1he soiree, It was a tremec dous swell affai-, don’t you knaw; the house was crowded when 1 a rived. Marie came forward to wel ¢ meme. “Iams)glad youhave come,” eaid sne, ¢ have told my fre dall about Fwed, 1 vear perils his friends for not keeping the affalr quiet, and s)ys he would have come back to the city at once had he known when at Mineols that hiz character had been defamed, but now that he was ! so great a distance, he thought he would siay there or go fur her west nntil he found some work, His wife and little chid +till remain here, and they are indeed to be pitied, he having left them alone here to stand the brunt of the blow and the disgeace of the chargs made, He also raid soms very hard things in the le tsr about Me, Conrad Geiee, from whom it is charged he stule the money and the $100 ch ck, Yesteroay Mr. Gelss concluded to have Livche a-rested, and an informaticn was filed in 113 superioc court, A telegram was sert to St. Louis to have Lerche arrested and held until Mershal Guanella cruld go from here after him. It is claimed that 11 rs is strong evidence agans: Lirche. The stolen money was tu dimes and ni kels largely, and L rche gotlarze money in exchange for such mon yinth es difforent yless, Wi nesses are also posttive that it was Lerche who presented ths $100 st len check at Ofticor & Pusey's bank. Lu is supposed that the check hes baen destroyed. o —cm— Beckman & Co., 525 Maln street, will wash and oil 2 ness cheap, now, poniise i ORPl The Aldermen at Large, The city is supposed to have only two aldermen at large, but fractically there scems to bo others of the council who are “‘aldermen at large,” at least they are “‘at large” when wanted for counoll meet. Ings, and are not to be found. An at tempt to have a meeting was made Satur- you and she is dying t) meet you; let me introduce you, Miss B It ised wy cyes; that look was thatr last ByJo! It was the ssme girl They car- ried me home a wreck. Ahj forgive these tears, bear with me, my desh boy; recall- g these paicful details has unmanned me. 1 feelasif I were going to have a relapse. ADEW S1MPSON. P. 5.—Deah Chawles h s just toid me that the girl was fr m Council Bluffs. — ; A fine organ, half price, at Beard’s wall paper store, next t> postofiice. s e i PERSONALS. A. W. Askwith is among the attorneys at- tending court. Mr. R. Morgan is recovering rapidly from his attack of pneumonia, and will be able to be out in & few days, Frank Shinn, of Carson, arrived here yes terday to look after the interests of his clients at this term of court, John Ahles, Esq., has returned from New Otleans He says the exposition has been abused; that isisin fact a better show than that at Philadelphia, and the only criticism ho uffers is that the show is too big for the town, GREAT CLEARING SALE I Harkness Brothers. F OR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring urchases, we shall, January 6th, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Curtains, Etc., fo he Isold without regard to cost This stock comprises a Fine line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A‘ choice stock Newmarkets Brocade elvet and Seal Plush Cloaks. Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, Lace, lace Ties, Fichue and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts Blankets, and Table Linen. Our Carpet stock is comnlete and offers sepcial inducements for select- jon from choice variety of patterns. It includes Exminster, oauettes, Bodv Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply Ingrains Hemp, Kattan Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Etc Fine_Lace Curtains, Tambour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in heauty of desien. Sale Begins January fth, 1885 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURCHASES T Harkness Brothers, - 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. sviTn & Tonl R, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and O Main St., Couxcin Bruers, Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From., KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horsos and Mules constantly on hand whis wo will sell In retall or carload lota, " Il Stock Warranted as Renresented. olcenlo auaretsll des on fi Graly and Paled Hay Fricee ren sonable Satlataction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY = NORENE & Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. Council Blaffs, | LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors. Winter Goods Ready. "Suits Made to Order in Latest Style sn Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices, SATISFACTION 9080 Msin Street, GUARANTEED. AGENTS WANTED. Councll Blafts Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 818 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; IT FOSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and I Dyspopsin, Norvonsress W sting Weaknoss, I Headach, Lame Back, Co'd Fes 28 and §5; old style 81 each. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8pecial a vertlsewonts, suo Los, Found, To Loan, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, eto., will bo Inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first nsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for ench subsequent u- advertisements a4 our office, No. JOR RENT- 1R R SiLE-Aratachen ofo zeta i, woll . proved farmn of 400 acrcs, within a {+w niles of Council Blufls, at a lar, Low price and easy terms LAY & WALIER Two rooms at No. 536 First avenue , tronting on park. TOR SALE—A good payirg hotel property with [ livery etablc in one of the best small towns in western lowa will sell with or without fuenitare, or will trade for a emall farm with stock « te. Swax & WALKER, OR SALE—FKighty acres urivproved land in Un'oncounty, Jowa, 3} m les south-cast of Af- ton, the o uut, seat, or will trace for Nebraska or Kansas land. SwAN & W, }mu SALE— 2 ncro tract of good | it one and o halt iles. from_Council Bufi post Swax & Warken, office, at & barga n. ~OR SALE—In Harrison county, lowa. 820 acres % erate iand, all undor. fonce~a 300 ro farm = all under cultiati n exsept 20 acres grass - 8 acres good gross or pasture land and several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved land. SWAN & WaLKR JFOk SALE o® ThAD: [ in Cou cil Bluffs o+ improved farm,” my brick Jivery stable and cotire s ock or the stock only and Icaso of stable for five yea 8 or mor . Did & busi ress of over $5,000 in 18 4 w th cight liverv horses. W. L. Patton, 23 N. Matn strect, Couccil Bluffs. d city propertg —A boy with & pony to carry Tux Brx. Bie: office immediate'y. 0 “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. htberla in an, ot saving th i 480 urs to RING the last flve vears there has not beon a death from d TG o o st b g e, ensible in putild sor th ant searlo fovor, changing it 45 o o form le only at the doctor's offi uth Eighth strect, Council Bluffs, lowa, Send for it; price Dyspeptic, why live in misory and aio in despair with cancer of the sty uacn? 'Dr Thomag Jefferls curea e Gt Indigeation and constipation in a very short time. Boit of references given. dyspopssi. the cause of all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. nds of lives. Indis- simple form. where Dr. Thomas For Whei PR $ALE—Lands improved aad unimproved. it nta farm in we tern lows, Kansas Nebragka or Dakota, let us bes frem you. Special bargain. A largo two story SWAN & WALKER. RO seLE fra 1ing, ter r oms with ail modemn in provemints well located n.d almost new. —Piice 45,00 §1,000 cagh balance long tin e SWAN & WALKER. VATt D—To corrcapond with any non-resident owner of property i Council BIuffs or Potta- wattsme county, or any on: withing to buy or sull property in westera lowa, Kansas or Neb-aska. SWAN & WALRER. | TGO AT || BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, COUNCIL BLUFFS Fuel Company ! Wholesa'o and Retail Dealers in All the Latest Improveo Hard Soft an1 Blossburg Machinery. o O A L 4 All Work First Class. w . 1. SIBLEY, Manager. |Orders by Mail Solicited 3)’04{“;',.? Yard,onC. R. L & P. and C. Express paid On a” or. 3 Main P, Railw ay. i HOR'ES ANv mULES FOR BALE, Two car loads of horses, mules and mares just received, for sale atthestables of Schluter & Boley, Kiels barn, corner Fisth avenue snd Fou:th street. — Clara Louiss Kellogg's Failure Chicago News, The trath about Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is that she is not sick, but dis- gusted, E er first concert here last week was 8 profeesional falure, although iv was a fiuanclal success. The local papers the lato Moses Shinn, the old error was day cvening, bat it was impossible to get | handled it rather roughly, and one paper committed of crediting to him the pe- cul'ar prayer offered befcra the leisla- ture in 1858, in wheh “sound currency, pure wat. r and undefiled religion,” was asked for. The famous prayer was not by Moses Shinn, but eflered by A. T. Shino, his biother, and the father of Frauk Shion, He was presented to the house by now Congressman Hepburn, and Corgressman Pusey was a member of the stute senato at 1 he time, Tho dear old grandmother, although she bas been a pet of the railroads for years, tcoms to lesrn nothing about rail- roadiog In commenting upon the late 4Q." éiaster, she recommends 1hat to proent such accldents the compinics 8%0a'd have track men to pats over the road afrer each train, and inspeci the track for 2 certain distance. In another column she eaye: *“Ihe accident was one which no human agency could avert, and one liabls to bappen t) any train at any tim~" Just bow a track inspector, walking a'ong with the thernmometer as far below zero as it can get, and a regu- Tar blizzird bliwing, could tell what par- tloular rall is going t» break when th train gets on it, little mys'erlous, The democratlo official organ makes a foeble attewipt to distort the figures of < xmparison of the various city adminis trations runniong back & eer'es (f years. It clalws tha’ under the present adwiol:- tration the total expenditure for the year wi l cnly be 882,000, Jus! how this is wale out dces not sppesr. ILhe aulitor's rep rs shows that feom March e a quorum. Another attempt was wa?c Monday afternoon, and another Mouday evening, but without success. Still another was mace yesterday afterncon, but It was a doad failure, aud another mecting is called f r 9 o’clock this morning, The mayor deecrves one big credit mark in this respect, whatever may be his oher fallings,. He h.s not missed any coun il meatiogs, and is generally prowpt to the misute, Satur- day he drove twenty milcs ia the snow to oatch a train 80 as to get here to attend council meetirg, Allerman Mynster s on the sick list, Alderman Geise snd Seidentopf were present ye:t rday, and are generally on hand., Alderman James {8 in Ohicrgg), but when here is not any too regular. There is some import nt business for the council to traneact, Iv is desired that the ncoessary resolutions sball be passed 8o that a% 1he coming city elacticn three park commissioncrs can be elected snd a tax levicd for g roving the parke. Some other Important questions demand immediate attention. | — Fefore you hoy a harness call on Beck man & Co., 5256 Mwin sireet. — Real Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s was 80 unkind es to omit all mention of Miss Kellogg's name and performancs in ifs somewhat extended notice of the affsir, Miss Kellogg was some what dis- grantled, but she probably would have appeared sgain had ber friends here not pursuaded her to abandcn her project. They represented to her tnat she was wealty and was not compell:d to avpear in pubdlic; that the prc:s evidently con- templated scoring her whenever the opportui ity was presented; that she was wjuring her reputation and inviting a geat deal of personal humiliation by affording thete oppcr unitles for harsh newspaper criticism, and that she would be better ol every way if she were to fu- vent an excuse fur annulling the Chicago engogoment These counse's provailed, and Miss Kellozg is eald to have fallen ill quite convenlently, At apy rate, when the sscond ‘‘grand concirt” was given in one of the suburbs last night, a cubatitute took her place on the pro gramwe and Clara herself was chewing the hitter end of remorse awsy oft ia New Yok, L — It is a curious fact that cf the 198 members of the Eoglish privy coancil 99, or rather more than one-half are peers. A« there are 013 paers, it would seem trat ahoat oae in every tive iy s privy counc:lr, To a Philadelphia note of rejoleing office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as farnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, February 10, 1885, G. M. Dodze to Elizsbeth R. Smith; lots 4, b and 6, block 72, Riddle's sub— Martin L. Rodgers to Riley Clark nwi n gnufl 14, ned, 42§10 Total sales, §00), 16, aad e}, 9, 77, that ‘‘che Liberty bel's trip is through stati s where slaves no lenger serve,” g southorn paper retorts: ‘'The old bell w uld toll if it had to pass through Fall Ricer or the Hocking valley.” e —— There has arrived at San Francisco by mail a hat that has made the tour of the world, It was started from sn Oregon town as s joke, and, as it fsstill well sopp'isd with uncar celed stamps, it is procable it will keep traveling uwtil 1t is W. In out, l lic to call and see them ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a Bpecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’ Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, REMIOVED Railway Time Table. Corrected to January 7, 1885, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, Tho following are the times of tho arriyal parture of tralne by oentral standard time ocal depots. Tralns leave transfor dopod d do t the min ates earlier and arrive ten minutes Iater, OHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY, Ohicago Express Fast Ml Accommodation, *At local dopot ony, EANAAS OITY, 8 625pm 665 pm Schmitt & Harb ~—THE—-- POPULAR BARBERS Have rewoved trom under the Opera House to OHIOAGO, MILWAUK| Expross, Exprogs, OHI0AGO, ROOK ISLAND'AND PAGIIC, Atlsutio Express, Day Expross *Des Moluos Accaramodation, *At local depot only, SWABABH, AT. LOUIS AND PAGIFIC, Accommodat.on Louis pross Chicaso Express *At Transter only 9210460 ABU NORTHWRATERN, Expross, Pacifio Express WIOUX OITY AND PACIFIC, 84, Paul Expross, Day Expross *UNION PAGIFIC, Wostern Express, Pacifio Exproes, am P NO. 402 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. |§ TOR SAVE—A large cumber of business and rosi- dence lots in all parts of Council Bl s, Seo us before you buy, SWAN & WALKER, 7OR REN for rent, v Ve h ve several houses on our list antnow, Sway & WALKER. [OR 8, Lk—Partios wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on u onthly payments o’ from £2 9§10, BWAN & WALRER F‘(ll( REN We will rent you a lot to buld on with the prisilage to buy if you wish on very liberal term . EWAN & WALKER VW ANTED—To correspon with any ood location £ ¢ ¢ lanning and bund manufactory, we h machinery, well 1o e wishing a sash, door OR RE] able for warchouse oF storage purposes. near railroad depot. SWAN WALKER NOR RENT Ol SaLr i grounas autal 1o f Ifound.y aud machine shop. Good biler, engine, cupola, b ower with fiacd shait ing oto., ready Lo put in motion sz SA’ §ho ving, o.unters, Jo-ks, gas fixtures ete. Es quire of . o books and statiorery, 341 Broad vchorses eingle bug ht ) i G/ Rovertson S04 Brond: oy singie harncs MO BaLt—a top-bugey, first- 185 maro and in ex ellent conditi n Or will trade for choap Addre-s . M. Bex flice, Counell Blu7s. OAL aND ¥ 00D—Geurge Hoaton, 025 Br i ay. sells coal and wood at reasonable prices 000 1be. for a ton, and 128 cuble for & cord, C% TED—Evory 00ay i Uouncil Bluls 0 take Bua. Doltvorod b y Y Tuuba orod by carrior ab only Awenty ()4} PAPERS—For sals st ba offics, ah 45 conta hundred JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Main Stroct, Room 8, Shugart and Feso block. Wili practice'ln 5 ate and Federal courts, N. SCHURZ. Justice of the Peace COUREE BLbHR = o ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal : OF E &8 JONES P, 0. addres: Bok 1189, Council Blufs.§ Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, [HICAGC, RO Wood|. ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Liver Complafng, Bright's Diseas., Rheumatism, Neuraleia ais, Spinal 'Aftoctions, Indigestion, Heart Disoass, Fit: » and all diseasss requiring inoreasod motive puwers. Now fmproved o Hrs, B, J. Bilton i 0. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 ¥*Mle Broadway, Counoll Blufta. JOIIN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent Office with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, C: uncit Blufls, lowa. 108, OPPICKR) W. B, M. roRRY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs, n Established 1856 Dealers tn Forelgn and Domeetlo Exobange and ‘Home Securities. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, tua o s mses e GHRONIC DISEASES otan inas sepecany. Over Yuirly years practiosl exparionss @Mee X 6, Poarl shrred, Connl Bt 5 4@ Cousultation tree. NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & GO., Uecrssons T0 DAVIS & SNYDER.) GENERAL DEALERS 1N REAL ESTATE 1505 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA. " I Thave for &a’e 700,000 acre In Fastern Nebras'a, at o Tmproved 1arm s for ssle in De Plat ¢, Burt, Cuming, Sarpy, Sa o1l ¢ B tlor coun ties, Tax & pad In all parta of the stato, Money low ed on 1mproved ‘arms. Notary Public always in office. solidited. fully selected lands o 011 On a8y torms s, Dodge, Colfax, ehington, Merrick, Correspondence M. R. RISDON, (en't Insurance Agent REPRESENTS; Phonlx Insurance Co., London, Cash rN. Y TheMerchants of ark Glrard Firo, Philadelphia,Cap Woman's Fund, Caj itai ... . 1018 UNACQUA ATED wiTH Th UK ISLAXD & PACIFIC R'Y ral_powition of its line, conneeta th ot by the aho ro “60r aotailed sntormation, get the Maps and ¥oid- " of the CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE At your Gearest Ticket Qffice, or uddross . R. Cf E.ST. JOHN, G g, Gon [ Ths. & Pabe, dahe CHIC ADN. Masonic Temple, Oounol) Blafl . Towa. Lineoln Expres, A+ Transter only DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA Loave ~7:20—8:40—9:80 10:3( 1140 & m. 1:80 2:80 8:10—4.30— :30-0.30—11:'6 1. m rundays |7:20°—9:80—11:40 & m 1:30 8:40—( 80—0:30 11:06 p. m. Ardve 10 minutes before leaviug time *From trous’er only They will continue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO business, and inyite all their old friends and the pub The fnest cigars and to b.0c0 alwa) ¢ on hand, Wamer's Vigor ity, all weakness ofg enie ¥, by el J, B Werng 0 BTKEET, BET 7th and 8th, - 18 aphrodisi o8 BOLiVILY eures i one rvous debil- ByStem | either sex 107 Btwie Bt Clisogn , Arous. itively logh St. Charles Hotel. - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kato Coakly, Proprictoross. 4@ Newly and elogantly turalshied, Good ssmple roomas on fires floor. B4 Torms -§1.50 to 82 per day, Bpocial rates given wembers of o eglalature, BOVI0 1 iy