Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 16, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE---MONDAY, FEBKUARY 16, 1885, - l THE DAILY BE QOUNCIL BLUFFS, RATES, $0 cente per woek #10.00 per yoar OFFICE! 0.7 Poarl Btreet, Near Broadway.! " MINOR MENTION, The clty councll meets agaln to-morrow evening. There werc fourteen free lodgers at the clty jail Saturday night. cents, they would hs aehamed of their le<s weok's iseue. Some of its articles were too blasphemous to bear reproduc tion. Thero are many who do mot be lieve in Ohris'ianity, who yet hold the memory of some sin‘ed mother, tro sacred to smile at ridald jokes, vpon the belief be'd #o desr by ber Then thers #1a at least some honest Chr'stiane, The Vincants coacede this, for 1he elder of the fami'y 1s said to have been a preicher h'msilf at one time. He will hardly admit that he was a bypocrite then, If 80, how could he expect confidence In his pres:nt professions of faith, or lack of faith? If then there sre some honest Christians why should not theie belief b entitled to some respecifal treatment at the kands of the Vincents. Is it neces sirg for a man t5 be brutal in order to be frank/ The Vincents, if they have got some higher vi ions of trath than other morials have, should seek to polnt it out t> o hers, rather than gey mad, and try mouths of the enemies of the Christian church. How necessary it is to 1svive this carly spitis of 1 ve I need not te'l you. Lok around you and judge. sharp are tone d 8, to bitter the tcosicns In the stlan hoet, that men of ths world pHrint m« ckingly at and exclim, “Behold how good and joyful & thing it is for brethren to dwell togzether tn unlty.” TIs it not a fact that ths love of Christians bay growa so ¢ /1d that save for a few exceptions, it {s e d_truthfolly that n man in dlstress woaid be surer of subs'antie]l aid and eympathy from the sinners in a community—the gamblers and outcasts of society than from the members of Christa kingdom, whoto banner and badge is love Lcok into your own liearts, brethren, ln your giving how little there is of the spirlt of the early church whea no man cilled what lie had his own. Contrast the few dollars you give for the support of public worship for the ext:nsion of the The Knights and Ladies of Honor|,, ;unch out the cyes of others, who say | kingdom of God, relieving the necassitics aeet this evening at the resldence of E. HuntIngton. The circult coart did no buslness yes torday, except adjourning untll this anorning. Lerch, the newspaper fellow, has not Doen able to get hoads yet, and lies in the county jail, Ford's English opera company appes: at the opera house Wedncsiay evening in “The Bohemlan Girl."” Next Friday and Saturday evenings James O'Neil will appear at the opera houss in *“‘Monte Cristo.” The Council Bluffs Maennerchor so- clety give their tenth annual masquerade at Beno's hall to-morrow evenlng, Resorved ‘eeats for Capt. Seeley’ lec- ture Tuesday evening, the 24th inat., can be procured at Bushnell’s and at Foster Broa, The cases of Hayden and Thompson, the two dark ducllists, who shob at each other on upper Broadway, hava been con- tinued until next Satarday. Soms meelings being held Tin Washington trwnship In opporition to the court house, Another one s to be held this evening. A goodly delegation of the Ancient Or- der of Hibernlans have arranged to go to Omaha this evening t> participate in a dance given by the order therc. The Anclent Order of Hibernlans are planning for a parade and dance on St. Patrick’s day, and expect to be joined by their Omaha brothers. In the case of Miller vs. Kincaid the jury, after remaining out all of Friday night, returned a sealed verdict Satur- day, which will be opened in cour} this morning. Rev. Mr. Hammond again occupied the Congregational pulpit yesterdsy. His morning discourss was on the life and character of Paul. It was a most excel- lent sermon. are Another operation was on Saturday performed on 1. Kinnchen, He stood the operation well for one in his weak condition, and it s hoped that he may now recover, though his case s very eeri_ ous, Jim Lee, the hackman who took the 1ady siranger to Mollis Wallace's bawdy- house instead of to a ho'el as requested, was fined Saturday L4 60 for a violation of the ordinance fixing the fees of hack- men, he kaving charged her too much, Ho ovght to congratulate himself on get- ting off so easily. James township has a family i desti- tute cirsumstances, They are an old man and wife living in the north part of the townehip by ths name of Thompson, The ol gentleman is sick snd the old Iady totlly bliad. They were found by some of the nelghbors nearly frozen that cold day last Tuesday, They had ne fuel, The chief of the fire department saye that 1t is not true that the stcamers have been ueglocted and allowed to get dirty and rusty. He and some of the members of the department began polishing them up Saturday, two or three days a'ter the publisking of the itsm. ([ course they do not need cleaning, but were polished up to satisfy the public. By a telegram from L. C. Brockett is learned the esd news tha’ his wife died at R chelle, Illy., Saturday, and the re msins will 13 brought to this olty to-day. One week ago yesterday she left her hiome in this city for Itackford, Ills , and belng taken ill stopped at Rochellc and a telegram summoned her husband from this city., When he reached her she was past all hope of recovery. The cvent is indeed as sad as it {s sadden, and calls forth the deepest rympathy of this com muni'y, L. F. Whit:hesd, sgelcultural imple- ment dea'er fn the Myuoster buildiog on Broadway, having cloeed hls businzss,the general agent for several eastern houses, who have boen maklng thelr ecadquarters with biw, bave besn compelled to look for queriers elsawkere. €. D, Harmon, of the Hocsier Drlll compary, his his oftice now with Van Rrunt, Thempron & Co., H, C. Addie, of ths Pukias Wicd- mill company, H. L. Miller, of the George K. Oyler manufastaring company, and C. 8. Hcagland, of the Peru Plow company have removed to Shugat, Waite & Weis' office. ———— Before you buy a harness call on Beck Main sireet. — More Liberality Needed, The Vincents of Tabor, who clalm t2 be running a 'ibera! paper, seem to be @ tting anything but liberal in their pol- icy, and are Indulging in the most bitter, slangy, disraspeotfal tieatment of belicfs which others, as honest ss themselves, hold sacred., The Viancents saem to have run all of milk, the milk of humaun kind new, I they should get really warmed up once with a love for ihelr errlng fel- lows, and get tleir icew of Lumanity they cannot see it as they do. The Vin- cents reed a broader charity in crdee to be real “Uiberal. — Beckman & Co,, 525 Maln street, will wash and oll your harness cheap now. TROUBLED BY THIEVES. Edwin Clifford, the Actor, Robbed of His Pocketbook—Petty Pilfering, Edwln Clifford, who has been lere with his theafrical company for two or threc days, had his pockethock ard some valua- ble pepers sto'en from the dressing room of the opera houte. He had been intar viewed there by a youvg man named Ed Spear, who represented bioself as a news- p per man, and desired to learn the com pany’s oute and some other facts. ~ Clif- ford's overcoit way lying on a cha'r a the time, and In the pocket were some valaable papers and a pocketbook con- taning $20. About an hour a tir the young man had left, Clifford discovered that his pocketbcok and pipars were gone. The p ilce were notincd, and soon after Chicf Skinner and Officer Cusick had the young man in cus'ody. The stolen property way found on him, except the moncy, He offsred to show whers that was but on being taken out of jsl todo eo he tried to break from the officors and run. He wes quickly put back again, and then refused to give any more information, He has waived ex- amination, and ths bonos have be:n fixed at 8500, which he will not prcbably be able to give. The young man was for a few weeks in the employ of a dry goods firm here, but wa3 discharged for dis- honetty, and only a fow days ag) he was caught taking elghty cents from a barber shop, but compromised the matter. Kavz Falkenstene is now undor arrest for stealicg a pair of partaloons and a brush from the St. Joe housa. He will have a hearing this morning. John Benson was arrested for et-aling two handsaws and a square from George Gould, but the latter not caring t> prose- cute the case has been dropped. C—— A fine organ, half price, at Beard’s wall paper etore, next to postoftice. et The True mark of a Chiistian, At the St. Paul’s Episcopal church yes- terday morning, the pastor, Rev. T. J. McCay, preached the following sermon: The word translated charity, in this gospel, in the new version is more prop- erly translated love. The teaching of St, Paul in this passage is simply the teach- ings of Jesus, enlarged- In the mouth of Jesus and of theapcstles it was not a new teachivg, Moses had taught the chil- dren of Israel that (icd had commanded, “Thou shalt lcve thy neighbor as thy- eel'.” While Jesus quoted the second great commandment of the law, ‘‘Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself,” 1t was not & new teaching in one sense while in an- other sensa it was. There was this diff- ercnce that whereas in the old Jewish dispensation It kad a narrow, con'racted meaning which prevented ity applicstim save in a limited rangs of actual kinship, or tribal relations, 1t was now to besome of world wide force snd m2aning. Inthe bauds of the Jewish rabbis the word nelghbor was made t> mesn & very small ocircle of perhaps fmwediate friends or close relations. In the wider applieation which Jesus gives the word it comes from bim &s in- deed & ‘‘new commandment.” It was addreesed to the whole of his followers: ‘A new commandment I give unto you that ye love onc another.” But that he intended that love to go no further than to the small circle of followers to whein he spake we cannot for 8 moment eup pose. The grounds upen which the com mand is baced forbids such a rarrow in terpretation of the words. We are commanded to love each other becauge Christ loved us and gave himself for u. Because God lwved us and gave His son into the world to take upon him- self our flish. Tha love of God was shown by the love of Jesus, *‘As the Fatlier hath loved me, so I bave loved you, Continue ye in wy love.” Grester love hath no man than this, than a msn lay down his life for his frlends. *Ye are my frlencs if ye do whatsoever I command you, and these things I com wand you (hat ye love one anoiher.” 1t was emiuent'y a new law that we should love one another, and mcre than this, that we shculd love as Corist loves, Even, if nccessary, that in proof of our love we thould lay down our life for the brethren, We must keep this truth squarely be- fore us if we are to eratand aright the meaning of St. Paul’s words in the ospel. The gift of tongues, the gift of pro- phecy, yea, even the poasession ¢f tuh o faith tha- it would remove mountaios, ull are valueless if love be wan'ing What a lesron here is fir those whe wou'd put faith and knowledye botore & ife of activa love The who'e practice of christianity is comprired in that one word **Love.” A chrlstan is vo hing without i, ard with it he las nesd of nothing else. It is by love {hat & Cbr'stian Is to bha knowa, All perscns and commapiti s have s>me distinguished mark. The Ptarfsses were kunoan by their minu e ceremonialism and thelr sslf-rightsous. ness and proud bearing; the d sdip esof the philosophers by their keennees of observat'on; and echolastic learuivg; the vatious worahippirs of beatken idcls by their devotion to thelr deitie, bot Christiaus wore to be known by their mutval I ve. This was the mark of the ealy church. 1t was & communily gov eracd by tke eimple rule of love, cement ed tegether by tha enthuslastic 1.ve, and 8) it became a power in the world for good, causing the admiration of their most bitter pereecuto s 1t was only when pereccution ceased that the love of tha bre hren wawed cold. The carly broadened a little, so that they could get the ides that other men in tha world have & rig it not only to live diff rently, but to bs" ¢e dif2rently fom the Vin g'ow of devotlon b:came tinged wth the epirit of selfishness until at List 1he say ing, **See how these Chiisians love o'e ¢n ther" becam» a Feen ratire {n the of those who need, with what you expend on your own pleasare even, much less for your own comfort, Do nct say that this in & sordid way of looking at thls suject Was it scrdid in Jesus when the wowan who was a sinner came snd poured the be v of preclous ointmant over his fcet to say, ‘‘She Joved muchi” Think for a momcnt how little this graud princip'e of life guides or controls your life. You love your own tamily What of that! Do n.t even 1he pub- licins of this city the same? You love your felends (somewhat ) Do not the publicans the same? You love your church, Bat your love and your joy are expended in eitging, or, perhap:, prayers. Judged by Chris's law of love, the men who erect aud maintsin a club house love their club more than you do your church, the ark of the llving God Remember 1 am 115t judgin. i God—it s Jesus. By bis suyiogs ye are justified in your own eyes (r ¢ondemned. Tbe tree isalways judged by its feuit. Shcw me a man who is sald to be con verted and a Christian, but who keeps bis sufo key In his decport pocket and zeal- ously o8 cver adds 10 his ever increatiog bank account and br ad acres, and I will show you his counterpart in the worship- pors of Mammon. Do yoa reslly love any onel Are you cver weary of glviog for such an onef 1Is thers a pleasare in life greater than sjending aund beng spent for such sn one? Is any sacritice too great toward the object of your love? Wh.t 18 money good for save as it minis- ters to a loved -one’s comfort and pleas- ure, or as it enables us to give pleasure and comfort to others? The keenest de- light ¢f a true eoul is found in devising schemes by which others are mads happy —in epanaing, not in hoarding. When a rosebud is formed, if the soil is soft and the sky is genfal, it is nct long befo-e it bars's, for the life within it Is so abundant that it can no longer contanitall, but in blossomed brignt nese snd s#lmm ng fragrance, it must needs Lot forth its joy, snd gladden ol the sir, And if when thusripe, it re- fased to expand, it would rot and dfe. Cbrictian love is simply plety with its petsls fully spreed, developing Itec' and making this earth a happier world. Dicd ot Trich . A German woman by the name of Vierck, who las been sick for several weeks, dled lest Monday of what le termed trichincsis. She cime with her husband from the old country last No- veraber, and ata'ed that prlor to her de- parture she bad eaten raw pork, aud deecribed the first symptoms of the first atage of the direase, which she experi coced scme time ago. She had been feeliv quite badly with the secondary stage of tho terrible disease cver sinot the arrlved here, until over two weeks 222, when she wes compelled to go to bed. Medical treatment, of course, was of no avail, snd ¢hs attained the sileut majority. Microsco, investigatio proved the disgnosis to be correct,— Walnut Bureau. O PriusoNAu, Joseph Reiter is off for New Orleans, Re day. . Joseph Knotts ariived here on Satur- Dr. West is now the happy father of a little daughter. J. A, Hamilton, of Neola, was in the Bluffs Saturday, Sheiiff Farrell, of Glenwood, city yesterday. L. ¥, Whitehead now goss cn the road for Shugart, Waits & Weis. Juo. P, Organ and J. W. Fry, of Neola, spent Saturday night at Bechitele's, ‘W. S. Pettibons has so far recovered from his severe illuess as to be able to be out again, Capt. George C. Crane, of the New York circus, was at the Pacific yosterday, en route for California, was in the W. B. Cuppy, ot Avoca, who is enthusiastic over ths erection of a new court house costing 500,000, if need be, provided it can be built at Avoca, spent Sunday at the Pacific, S V. Pryor, of the firm of 5. V, Pryor & Son, manufacturers of shoes, Rochester, N, Y., spent Sunday in the city visiting rela. tives, He has just estublished in Omaha a brench house to facilitate the distributing of their goods for the western trade, Liaco Bowman, who by his connection with the leadivg hotels of Omaha snd Council Bluffs is atout as well known in this pat of the country as any ycuog man, is at the Pa cific. Ho now represents the Eurcka Paint Company, Dave is & success wherever he is put. e MANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Ne, 201 Upper Br-adway, Council Blufis, OOMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKRT, 1 milling, 65; No, 2, 69; purposes, aled, 50@60, ~1 80 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Coal—Delivered, bard, 950 per ton; soft o ak's whol al _ard—Falrbank’s, wholesaling at Flour—Oity flonr, 1 503 0.5 ** "o Brooms—2 95@$ 00 per doz LIV 8T0CK, Oattle—Butcher cows § steers, 3 76@4 00, Sheep—2 50@3 00, Hoge—4 00@4 25, PRODUCE AND PRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens [per doz, od chickens, Sc; dressed turkeys, ed ducks, ¢; dressed geese, 8o, y Butter—Creamery, 25@253; choice country @20, 5@3 75, Butcher Idreas 3 dross Fgge—27 per dozer, V{gatalnlm - Potatoes, 50@()o per bushel; 50c per bu; apples, choice cooking or 3 00; beaus, 1 00@] 60 per bushel. n bbl Oranges—4 0 ) por hok, Lemoas—4 825 00 ver box | BREAT CLEARING SAL wall fon Harkness Brothers. F OR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring urchases, we shall, January 6th, offer our entirestoc of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Curtains Etc., fo he Isold without reiard to cos This stock comprises a Fine line ot 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 Embroiteries; also a lot of homemade Comforts Blankets, and Table Linen. Our Carpet stock is comnlete and offers sepcial inducements for select- ion from choice variety of patterns. It includes Exminster, ~ oquettes, 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 Gth, 188 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURGHASES AT Harkness Brothers, Council Bluffs. - - 401 Broadway, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the Inst flve vears there has not been a death from diphtherla in any case where Dr. Thomas Jeforls’ pr used. Ithas been the mears of saving thousands of lives. er, changing it in 4% n urs o the simplo form. Hiufts, lowa, Send for it; p of the stomach? . Best of refore pensible in put/ld so For sale only at the doct D; deapalr with canc & very short U onditions, ery and ai A coretipat inety per cent discascd 8 given, BROADWAY STEAM LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, B5 Dy spepssia is the cause of all T COA \ COUNCIL BLUFFS Fuel Company ! Wholesa'e and Rotail Dealers in Hard Soft any Blossburg @ ® A W. H. fIBLEY, Manager. Yard,onC. R.L P.oud C All the Latest Improvea Machinery. All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, Established Offioe, 38 Main St. M & st. P. Railway. 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 Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Tickst Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, REMOVE D Rraitway Time Table. Corrected to January 7,1885, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are the #imes of the arrival and de. farture of tralna by oentral standard time, at the local depots. Trains leave trausfor dopod fen min atos earlier and arrive ten minutes Iater, CHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUIXOY, Ohicago Express Fuat Mail o Schmitt & Harb cunum, oS B Foriy 0:66 ; : 0068 m axp ‘Atlantio Expross, Day Express *Des Moines Accommodation, *At local depot only, *WABASH, BY. LOUIS AND PACIFIC, Accommodat.on L f #50 Express *Ab Transfer only Q110AG0 M0 NORTUWRSTERY, Expross, Pacific Express BIOUX GITY AND PACITIC, B4 Paul Expross, POPULAR BARBERS| Have rewoved trom under the Opera House to INO. 402 BROADWAY, s ‘ranstor only' LUNMY TRAINS TO OMAIIA Loave ~7:20-5:30—:30 - 1030 1140 a. 2:80 -8:%0- 0—5:30—06.30—11: 6 7:20°—9:5 40 & 0 1:30 116 p. . Anive 10 minu From trens'er only. Linooln At T continue thelr CIGAR AND TOBACCO ¢ all their old triends and the pub lic to call and sec them. The finest cigars w b They wil business, 20 alwars oo hand, Dr. Thomag ' Jefferls cures | T Cob, Coal # Wood P, 0. sddress, Lock Bok 1169, Council Bluff;, I & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Couvxnoern Bruers, ALY - <« « lowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horsen and Mules constantly on hand whle we will sell In retall or carload lots, I Stock Warranted as Reoresented. oleale st retsl) des en i Gra 010 Hay, Prices SCHLUTER & BOLEY sonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed. Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncliBluffs. NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors. Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style sn Short Notice and at Reason: ble Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 2056 Main Street, . . . Councll Blaffs, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF! ELM ST, DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND IT FOSITIVELY CURES. cr Complaing, Bright's Diseas. fiheu natism, Nouralgis Dyspey o8, Paralysis, Spinal Aff-ctions, Indigestion, Hoart Disonss, Fite Headach, 1. nd all disoasos roquiring o © powe N Soudnciy Lame Buaky 0 o8 requiring lcreasod motive powers. ' Now fmproved o W. P. AYLSWORTH, el Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and moved on LITTLE (IANT trucks, the be 3 RAISER. satisfaction teed, Frame hou o mored and o ion guaranteed, Frame houses W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufls, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special & vertlsements, suo aa Loat, found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board (ng, eto., will be Inserted in this column a4 the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertion sad FIVE CENTS PER LINE for oach subsoquent n. erilon. e wdvertisernente ad our office, No. Pearl Street, near Broadwav WANTS, o rooms at No. 530 First avenie Ground floor, fronting on park. s, B, J. Bilton. § D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 W*4dle Broadway, Ceunoll Bluffa. “JOHN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collecton Agent, Office with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, C:uneil Blufts, Iowa. JOR REN F A rarechan e to wot & fine, well im- nitles of Low pr easy BWAN & WALKER with ns i are, or Y108, OPFIORRI W, B M, roRRY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counctl Bluffs, n Established 1856 Dealers 1n Forelgn and Domestio Exchange and Home Securitice, R. Rice }M, D, CANCERS, & i ezt oem CHRONIC DISEASES otst sioes aepecaty. Over Wnirky years practioal oxperienss @ise 6, Poarl mireet, Gonnctl Blofte, e 44 Consultarion free. will sell with or withc will trads for a emall farm with #tock « SWAN & WALRER, s urimproved land in nles south-east of Af- w'e for Nebraska or SWwAN & WALKER, o tract of good land about niles from Council Bufi - post SWAN & WALKETL [ wr 1 several othier tracts of from 40 mproved land. ness of over W. L. Patt. 010 18 4 wth cight livery horses. Matn strect, Courcil £ Dz, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masgonic Temple, Oouncl] Blufte iwproved and unfmyproved. in wetern lowa, Kansas 5 m you AN & WALKER, POR SALE B Nebraska or Dal o two stor, il modorn, i, d almost new. g tin SWAN & WALKKR. T3 = fras o dwelling provements. well la £6; 00 $1,000 cash N Toc Iowa, owner of prop wattsm'e county, or sell property in western low v non-resident i Impbrtefi, Beer 12 BOTTLYS, Arianger,..e. «+ Bavaria, Sulmbacher, .o« .Bavaria. + esser oo Bohemian, «.Bramen. Alarge rumber of husinoss and resi dence lots in all parts of Council Bluffs, Sce u3 before you buy SWAN & WALKE JOR RE for rent, v We have several houses on our list antnow, SWAN & WALKER, vartles wishing to buy oheap ot to NOR SAL | anbuy on nonthly payme 14 10, | A with the liberal termv, DOMESTIC, eereaieeessSt, Louis, Anhauser.eee . .St. Louis. 369t 80000 v aves . Milwaukoe. 3chlitz-Prlener— ... ..Milwaukeo. Srug’s A .Omahs, Als, Porter, Domestic and Rhine Wine. ¥D. MAUREKR, 1213 ¥arnam St. We will rent you lot to buld on tobay it you with on vory | Bud werger. SWAN & WALK KR 0 correspond with any one wishing a and bind manufactory, we machinery, well located, for sal Larg railroad depot. JoOR KENT 4 guital io for s ogiue, cup 10g eto., ready toput in motion ¥, tablos dovks, gas I roof H. £, Seaman, paper, books and stationery, 341 Broad way ) D ory framo bullding storage purposes, BWAN WALKER THE BEST ROU SHORT LINE Omaha ‘Gouncil Bluffs and Chicaeo, The only llne 10 take for Dew Moines, wwn, Cedar Kapids, Clinton, Dixie, wauko and all poin'ts cast. To the braska, Colurado, Wyon Oregon, Washington advai tages not possl Among o few of the Ity orfo ed by the Omabia and Chic h aro tho fincet th Its PALACE f SWAN WaLkra, ™ Bugky, 1. Kobertson 604 Broad: uses, Lots aud Land, , 603 Frt avenuc. vay. Al Ky, first- Dy mako and do for cheap b, Add VAl asb ' UUb - Guorke Hoatun, 02 Gt mic way. solls coal and wood at reasonable priccs gives 2,000 Ibe. for & ton, and 128 cuble for ' cord, Try him. WANTxu—xn.,y body 1 Councll Klufls to TusBEx. Delivered by carrier at only ¥ sents & wook. ()5, PAFERS—For sals st s office, ab 46 oeuts hundred JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFLS, IOWA, g0 & Office, Main Street, Room 8, Sbugart and Keao | line blook. Wil practioe'in § ate and Federal courts. | linea. For Detrol i Utah, Idaho, Nevads, iornia it offers superior uts of wuperior in road hotween and ity widely celobraf L, the cqual of whis h cannot.bo fou d elsswherc. At Council Bluffs the traing of the Union Pacifio Ry. c 0 Union Dy o with those of tho Chica estern Ry 1 Chicagn tho traing of this make close oonncction with those of oastern t, Columbus, Indianapo'ts, Cleinnatt, Balimre, Wash: U t, ask the tickey agent for tickets via the NOWTH WESTERN, * I you wisn the iwst accommodations # Al !tiokeb aients eoll 41:kots via this line, M. HUGHITT, 3. HAIR, General Manager, Gea. Pass. Agent. CHICAGO, M. R. RISDON, (re0'l [nsurance Agent REPRESENTS) Phonlx Tnsurance Co., London, Cash Asecta - Wostchostor,N. ¥, Capital TheMerohants of Newark N. J., Capital Glrard Firo, Philadelphia, Cavital ... ... Woman's Fund, Cayital Justice of the Peace OFFICE OVER AMKRICAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. OWA ORDER YOUR OF s JOoONES