Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 20, 1885, Page 6

M ton = — e i s THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1885 THE DAILY BEF COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning, Feb. 20, OFFIOR! 0.7 Poarl t, Near Broadwa MINOR MENTION, This week everything at cost at Cocke & Morgan's, 347 Broadway, The Agylesworth-Loofbourow judicial contest comes up in Des Molnes to-day. The Glen Avenue Progresslve Eachra club was entertained last night by Mra, F. 0. Gleason. This tale only lasts one week. Come early and bay dry goods at prime cost. Cocke & Morgan. The board of reglstration meet next Monday at the clty building to correct and change the list. ~This week you can save 33 1-3 per cent by buylng your dry woods of Cocke & Morgan, 347 Broadway. Regalar meeting of Fidelity Counc’l No. R, A, thls (Friday) evening. A full attendance is desirad. The thres lodges of Knights of Pythias united in giving & very enjoyable party in Everatt's hall last evening. Dr. Lawrence having sold hls resldence 0 Jobn N. Baldwin is p'anning to build another fine one ol Fifth avenue. Resarved seats for Capt. Sevley’ lec- ture Tueaday evening, the 24th inat., can be procured at Bushnell's and a! Foster Bros. John Below and Eva Gilber: were yes- terday happily made husband and wife by Justics Hendrlcks in his magisterlal parlors. Samuel Baatty and Ella Pendergust, both of Jones township, were joined in marriage yesterday afernoon by Justice Scharz. Mr. Glllette, of Burlington Junction, is the patentae of a stalk catter, is plan- ning to ssttle here, and manufacture them at this point. Dr. Seybert has fitted up a new suite of rooms for his office, In the same build- ing in which his offize has baen for some time, No. 525 Broadway, The Omaha post, G. A, R., give a ball this evening. They have ordered one hundrad loaves of Boston brown bread from Smith & Loercke, of this city, Mrs, Julios Saar died at her home in Key Creek township Wednetday after- noon. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Brick church in the Plumer settlement. The G. A. R. should realize a hand- some sum out of the lecture of Capt. Soeley next Taesday evening, as the money is for the relief fund for the or- phans and widows of eoldiers. Everybody should buy one or more tickets, Very neatly framed advertlsements of the public library were yesterday hung in the several hotel offices of the city, calling the attention of strangers and travellers to the fact that Council Blaffs has one of the best public libraries in the west, and that the excellent raading room I8 open to all who may choose to come there, A man named Gordon, who was sen- tenced o jallas a vegrant by Justice Schurz the other day, appears as onc wanted in Johnson county, Kansas, hay- ing broken jail there, celved from Sherif’ A telegram re- W. H. K. Hedrick states that ho will be here to-day to take Gordon back. To-night the X. Y. Z. club will give an entertainment in the parlors of the Con- It will bea Lady Washington tea party, with a large num- ber of characters of the time of 1776. Supper 25 cents. Table Good musle. gragational church. Admission free. set from 5:30 to 10:30. SEDUCTIVE SMILES. They Lead a Yeang Weman to Ruin and a Yoong Man to Prison. An Eastern Wedding Sadly Interfered With By An lowa Bheriff, A young Iady of prepossessing appear- ance, cf fine family, and of excellent previous reputaticn 18 now et pplog with her friends here, and has & ead story to relats of how she became the victim of seductive smiles. According to her state ments she was three or four years ago living in Bastings fand there hecame acquaintad with a gay and festlve travel. ing man named C. A. Randal', who soemed as much captivated by her ay she wasby him, His visits to hers:on be- came those of a Iover, and of the betroth- od, and glelding to his importunities, ehe became unto him a wife in fict without the sanct!on of ths law to warrant her in clalming that titla. Daring the period of bis absence from her long lctiers passed botween them, but after a time, when of all other times he ehould have baen true to her, and to his pledges, she rays he not only slipped away from her, but managed to ges hold of and destroy & gocdly number of the love letiers which were proof of bis intimacy. She hunted In vain for s)me trase of his wheraaboats, and almost heart-broken with still greater trouble and disgrace rapldly drawing near, ehe kept up her search until she learned that he was in in Denver, and belng assurad by the postmark of a poetl card written by him to another party, she hurtied off’ for that city, feellng certain that she would find him there, and that he would, when again in her presence, yleld to his honest impulses and make her his wife. Arriving in Denver she searched the city In vain, and without any clue of him, Far from friends and home, her meaus bacame ex- hausted, and in her delicate condition of health she despairingly appealed to the authoritles for belp. She was placad in the pcor house, and thera gave birth to a shild. A Sister, liviog in the northern part of thiss'ate, receiving a letter from her, confessing her ehame and describing her sufferings, hurried to Denver and brought her and her child back, and s'nce then a eearch has been kept up for the young man whom ehe charged with her ruln, A short time ago it was learned that he wes travel ng for an easteru house, and was makiog hls bome {n Springfield, Maes , nod Sherifi Farrell, of Mills coun- ty, ectting the neceosary requisition pa- pere, went after him, Onarriving thera he learned that the young man was en- gaged to marry an etimable young,widow of that place, and that the ceremony would have already been performed, had not the widow been taken ill, necessitat- ing & postponement of the wedding for three wecks. Just betore the wedding day Sher.ff Farrell arrived and surprised the young man by placing him under er- rest and bringing htm back to Iowa, lodg- fng bimat last in the Mills county jail, thegrand jary having found an indict- ment against him, He soon furnished the needed bonds, and was released from jail, to appear at the next term of the distrlct court, which opens thsre March 2. Then it will sppesr what defense he will make to the serious charge, and whather the young lady can corroborate her claim that he 1s the caus3 of her dis grace and suffering. e ee— Afine organ, half price, at Beard’s wall paper store, next to postoflice. RILEY IS RILED. ‘Who Shall Deécide When Justices Disagree * To the Editor of the Bk, Neora, lows, February 10,—1 sec in your paper of the ISth fpst. an article bearing fhe captlon of ‘“Justice at Ne- ola.” The facte, as to the date of the hearlng are concerncd are true, But the iden that Justica Sohurz is trying to con vey I8 abeolately falss. | am the justico befora whom his cage is pending, and I know of no reason why Mr. Schurz or anyons else would make an assertion that a “‘enap judgment” was sought to be obtained before me. I would say this that I do not beliave that a man who had any such conviction woula let a man that hesuspectad try a caee for him, when he could change the,venue—a right that he has under the law. | am now serving Hall's teamlwas negligent 1n leaving the horses standing in the strect unhitched, in violatlon of the oity ordinance. On the other hand, it was claimed that Goldatein was violating a olty ordinance in allowing the ecale to staud on the sldewalk, and that there was contribu tary nogligence on his part, The justics decided fn favor of the defendants, hold ing that Goldstsin was more negligent in allowing the scales to thus stand on the sidewalk than the driver wae, ho be ing near his team when they were stand ing unhitched. Goldetsin will, there- fore, have to stand the dsmage to the soales hinself, A WAY AND A WILL. Interesting Oontests Over the ates Left by Those Who Have Gone Before, The cirouit court way engaged Wedncs. dey and Thars¢ay morning in the hear- ing of the demurrer to the petition in the ease of the D. W. Flowres foe company ve. Elizabeth B, Kleln, The petition states that the defendant was the wife of John A. Kleln, now deccased; that at hls death he lefta will; that his wife elected 10 take under the will In Miesissippi, and afterward procired her dower to b3 sot as'de in John A. Kleln's lands in Iowa; that the plaintiffs are creditors of John A. Klein, and that they have been preju. diced by hor taking uader tha will in Mississippi and her dower in Iowa, The demurrer 18 on the grounds that plaintiffs should have raised thelr objections at the time of the asslgnment «f dower; that the widow had the right toelect in each state whether she would|take under the will or under the law; that by the terms of the will she was cntitled to both the property given her by the willand dower and that an election to be binding in this state must be enterad on the records of the clrevit court which had not been done, The action {s an important cne as it involves a large amount of valuable property in the visinlty of Council!Bluffs, The pliintifis are repressated by Sapp & Pusey, Palmer & Ware and Robert Percival as attorneys and the defendant by her attorneye, Dalley & Smith, Sapp, Percival and Waro made argu- ments for plaintif and and Walter Smith on the psrt of Dailey & Smith, The arguments were all good and par- ticularly that of Mr. Smith which is spoken of as being a very able effort and to outsiders conclusive of the question involved, TRYING TO BREAK A WILL, Objections have been filed against ad- mitting to probate the will of James Dillard, of Grove township. From thess objectlons It appears that the deceased was, at the time of his death, upwards of 70 yoars of sge, and that during his last illncas, about ten days before his death, he made a will glving his property, amounting to about $5,000, to hls wife and gon Robert, leavlog the other child- ren without any Inheritance. 1t ls clalmed that the others had been given some portion during their lifetime, ex- cept one*daughter, Mrs. Maxley, who filed the objections. It appears that she had _recsived €500 from her father on condition that she should pay him 10 per cent Interest on it during his litetime, and at his death the money should be hers. In making this arrangement she gave her promissory note for thisamount. Instead of having this amount given her In the will, she was not remembered, and the note stood out against her, and the other heirswould not allow it to her. She therefore ob- jects to the will being admitted to pro- bate, claiming that the old man when he made the will was so affected by the dls- ease and by the medlcines that he wes not in mental condition to make a will intelligent'y. Somc witnesses testifivd in support of this claim, it appearing that the old gentleman was in such a stupor that he had to be roused from time to t!me In maklng the will, and that he was wancering in his mind and ram- bling in his talk atthe time. Frank Shinn, of Carson, was the attorney for the dissatisfied heir. PERSONAL. H. H. Pierce, of Grand Rapids, Mich., was at Bechtele's hotel yesterday. B. Silloway, of Cedar Rapids, the proprie- tor of the Ogden house, is in the city, W. J. Williame, of Defiance, Iowa, was ameng the arrivals at Lechtele's yesterday, J. 7. Brown's sister, who has been visiting him for rome time, left yesterday for St. Lows, Mies Ida Bryun, book-keeper for Judd & Smith, has gone to Sidney on a_short visit to Great Clearing Sal Harkness Brothers. FUR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 6th, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Clnak s, Curtains Etc., fo he Isold without regard to cos This_stock cumErises a Fine line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A choice stock Newmarkets Brocade Velvet 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- ion from choice variety of vatterns. It includes _Exminster, Coguettes, Body Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply Ingrains Hemp, Hattan Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Etc Fine Lace Curtains, Tamhour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in heauty of desien. Sale Begins January 6ih, 1885 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURGHABES --AT-- | Harkness Brothers, Council Bluffs. 401 Broadway, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the Iast flve years there hns not been a death from diphtherla in any case where Dr. Thomas Jefferls’ preventive and curc was used. Ithas been the mears of saving thousands of lives. Indis- pensible in putrld sore threat, in matignant scarlot fever, changing it i 48 n urs to the simplo form, For sale only at the doctor’s office, No. h Eighth strect, Council Kluffs, Iowa, S ; price §2. Dyspeptic, why live in misery and aie pair with cabeer of tho stomach? efforls curca every cige of indigestion and constipation in & very short time. Bost of refercnces gi Dy spepssia is the cause ef all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Councin Brevrsy, -« « Jowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keop Horses and Mules constantly on hand whie wo will sell In retall or carload lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholeale suaretsl) descn fi Graln and Balcd Hay, Prices sonable. Satlstaction Guaranteed. Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncllBluffs, NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready., Suits Made to Order in Latest Style an Short Notice and at Rensonsble Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 208 Main Streot, . . . . . . AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WA IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kid vor Complaing, Bright's Diseas., Rhoumatism, Neuralets Dyspepsia, Nervonst css knees, Paralysis, Spinal Aftections, Indigestion, Heart Disoass, ¥ ta L] Hendach, Lame Back, Cold Fect, and all disoases roquiring increasod motive powers. ' Now tuproved o 88 and §6; old stylo 8 each. Councll Blufts IND W. P. AYLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame house moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, H. H, FIELD, W. C. ESTF FIELD & ESTEP, UNDERTAKERS No. 371 Broadway, Council Bluiis, Towa. Office Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embulming SPECIAL NOTICES. B, 1. J, Bilton. ¥ D, NOTICE.—Special a vertlsements, suo a8 Lost, PHYSIGI_AN & SURGEON' Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. 292 ¥'3le Broadway, Councll Blufts. Ing, eto., will be inserted in this column ad the low JOIIN FFOX, tate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion | ~ Deputy Sheriff and Collection Agent ertion. Leave advertisemonta a4 our office, No. Pearl Btreot, near Broadwav Office with N, Schurz, Justice of the Peace, Counci} Bluffs, Inwa. WANTS, VWASTED—A coodgirl to do general housework, Call at 109 Bancroft street. JOR SALE—A rarechance to zct a fioe, well im- proved farm of 400 within a fow miles of ouncil Blufle, at & bargain. Low price and casy terms, BWAN & WALKER JFOB SALE—A good payine hotel property with liyery etable, in one of the best small towns in western Iowa will scll with or without furniture, or will trade for a emall farm with stock cte. BWAN & WALKER. 108, OFFICNR) W, B, u, roure OFFICER & PUSE BANKERS'. Tcoax | S]?IIE'E)ADWAY COUNCIL BLUFT'S M LA“NDRY Fll l [: fl“Y EVERYTHING NEW, —_— Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg G0 A L W. H. SIBLEY, Manager. Office, 88 Main St, Yard, on C. R, 1. M & St. P, Railwoy. Machinery. All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a Bpecialty, P. and ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’S All the Latest Improvea ] provements, well located and slmost new. 6,00 §1,000 cash balance long time Councll EBluffs, . . n Established 1856 in Forelgn and Domestla Exchange aod th OR SALE—FEighty acrea unimproved land in Unfon count, Jows, 8} mles south-cast of Af- D, the o' unty ecat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kaneas land. SWAN & WALKER OB SALE—A 22 aore tract of good land about onc and a halt wiles from Council B'ufl\ post office, at bargatn, SWAN & WALKKR, NOR SALE—In Harrison oounty, lowa. R R' M D B o, i fonca s 100 . V1CO ML, ), with fine improvement3 all under cultivation except £0 acres grass—8) acres good grass or pasturo. land, nmors removed without the and several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of irawing cf bloed. unimproved land. SwAN & WAL wivovoa st wnimprover. | CHRONIC ~ DISEASES of st xints apectaty. Over thirly years practical oxperiense @fise B 5, Pearl niraet, Council Bluffa. o 4@ Cousultation free. 320 acres re farm on ssu I' "1t you wanta farm in western lows, Kansss cbraska or Dakota, let us bear from you. JOR SaLE—Spec 21 1n story fras o dwelling, ten rooms with all mod n im Pice St. Charles Hotel. SWAN & WALKER, wattam o y or soll property in western low 0 STKEET, BET 7thand 8th, - . LINCOLN, NEE, TANTED —To correspond with any non-resident W 0 00sEEeH Mrs. Kato Coakly, Proprictoress. owner of property in Council Bluffy or Potta- county, or any wiehing _to buy 545 or Nebraska, SWAN & WALKER, & Nowly and clegantly furnishod, Good samplo ooms on first floor. & @ Torms -21.60 to 82 por day. Spocial rates given 118 betore you by F‘Ull SATE—A large number of business and resi- dence lots in all parts of Council Blufls. See BWAN & WALKRR, wembers of the leglslature, nov10-1m-me Dr, W. H. Shorraden TOR RENT—Wo hive sever: for rent, vacant now, ouses on our list AN & WALKKR, b= H - my second term as justice of the peace | friends, Established 1882. TOR SALE—Partios wishing to buy oheap lots to Mach mirth, who attends, The Cass County Democrat is showing up the great cost which the county is belng put to in caring for its poor, and s urglng the purskass of a poor farm. Last year it cost Cass county £5,000 for its poor, and this year it will cost $7,000, Those of the east end of Pottawattomie A present to eyery one|and there is no such thing s a snap judgment allowed before me. I tike this positton in those matters that it will not prejudice any man's case to try It onit's merite, The reason that Mr. Schurz did not get a hearing before me on the 17th inet. was that it was not poseible for me to be at home on that day, end I adjourn- ed healng of the cause indefinitely on my own motion and will give Mr. Schurz county, who are’so anxious to be joined 1f jolned to Cass county they wonld stlll to Caes county should take warning, have some taxes to pay. There are almost as many demccratic for The followlng is a partial list, which is con- stantly being added to: E. H. Thayer and candidates for governor as aldermen of the ,Fourth ward, N, A. Merrell, of Clinton; C, E. Whit- ing and Dan Campbell, of Monona; D. P, Stubbs, of Jefferson; J. H. Murphy and D. N, Richardson, of Scott; J. H. Keatley, Pottowatomle; J. D, Whitman, of Dallas; J. H, Duncombe, of Webster Justus Clark, of Montgomery; W, B, Culbertson, of Des Moines county; W, H, Merritt and W. W. Witmer, of Polk Judge Jaeger, of Lee; P. G. Ballingall, of Wapello; W. T. Smith, of Mahasks L. R. Bolter, of Harrlson; Reuben Nc- ble, of Clayton; W. H. M. Prsey and W. R. Vaughan, of Pcttowsttomie, and Geo, Bond, of Johnson county, | — Notice, I hereby give notice to all, not to trust my wife on my account, as I will here ter psy no bills of her contract'ng. James WiNaxns, CouxciL Buurrs, Feb. 18, 1885, e —— E. L Swmith is an enterprieing adver tiser of his weod yard, neat sign on the rail ‘n front of the post oftice. e ———— Be'ore you buy a harness call on Beck- man & Co, 520 Mawn stveet, He has hung a due notice on what day it will be heard as soon a5 1 decide when I can hear it, which will, of course, have to be within the statuts limitatlon. Kuoowlng that it would be a disappolntment to Mr, Scharz, 1 met him at Weston long be- fore ke reached Neola, and {0'd him the fact of adjournment. He did not seem very well satisfied with It. Bat 1 will give him notice now that I rin my court. Ritey Crakk, Justice of the Peace, Neola, Ia, o — Beckman & Co,, 520 Maln street, will wash and oll your harness cheap now. Real Estate Pransters. The fol'owing is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's i|office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as fornished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tcr, real estate and loan agent, Council i| Bluffs, Towa, February 19, 1885. W. B, Peterson to Lucinda M. Peter i|sen, lots 3 and 4, block 21, Avobas, $800.00, J. B, Johannsen to J. H, Crommett, nd, nw}. 4, 77, 38, 310,00, H. N, Sbatt to J. H. Ycder,tlse}, 16, 77, 48, §2,000 00. Tolal sales, £3,110 00. ——— Both Negligent. Some weeks ago Bell & Hall's grocery team ran away on Broadway, andin their wild rush collided with a platform scale, sltting on the eidewslk In front of 8. Goldeteln's store, he havirg th's ex- posed thera for sale for some time. Gold stein sued Bell & Hall before Justice Hendricks, claimivg $18 for dsmages on account of the scales being smashed, It was clamed that the driver of Bell & | No, 201 Upper Br-adway, Councll Bluffs, | baoce s/vsr¢ on band, A. H. Mayne, who was lately in the coal business here, is now in Livingston, Montana, connected with the Northern Pacific railway, TJudge Aylesworth left last ovening for Des Moines to look after the contest by which he secks to get Judge Loofbourow's eeat on the district bench T. N. Pray, 102 Msin street, cilers Rane BArGaINs in Boors AND SuoEs for the rest of tnis month, Womens' kid button shoes, 82 60, former vrice §3.50, Womens' kid botton ehnes, 2,20, former price $3, Womeny' grain button $1.25, former price $1.75, Womens' grain polich £1, former price $1.50. Mens’ calf boots and shoes 25 por cent off. Ishalicmevomy entire stock to Omaha March 1 good, good, shoes, good, ehoes, good, JOHN NAGEL, BUCHSSOR TO Hastines « NAGEL, Wholesale Produce And Conunission. Ko, 366 Holladey $t, DENVER, COL, Solicit Consiznments and guar- hntee quick sales and prowpt re- turns. Give usa trial. References——Bradstieet's or Guns Agencies; and First National Bank Denver, MANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, POPULAR BARBERS business, and invite all their old tricnds and the pub Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, comer of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent, No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, $2t9 €10, liberal terme. and bind manufactory, we machinery, well located, for sale, Foor i Fo railroad depot. Good by ing ote., seady to put in motion, Unild on canbuy on m.onthly payments of from AN & WALKER TOR REN —Wo will rent y lot to buld on with the prisilage to Ly i DENTIST, | Masonic Temple, = Oouncll Bluftr VA7 ANTED=To correepond with any ono wishing o wood vlanning mill, sash, door building two +tory frame bullding sult or storagze pu; WALKER K L for wareh ‘A—" ; ‘429 AV, AOR RENT UK SALL — Guniiog B grounds 4 wu'tal o for ewall foundry and machine shop. gine, cupola, biower with fised shaft BWAN WALKIE, REVMIOVED Railway Time Table. Corrected to January 7,185, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, The following are the tlmes of the arrival and do- parture of trains by oentral standard time, st the ocal depots. Tralne leave transfor depod fen min- ates carller and arrive ten minutes later. OHIOAGO, BUALING FON AND QUINOY, Chicago Expross [ Fash Mall, 7i00 pw Accommaodation, £0pw *A% local depot only. AND 0OURGIL BLUPPS, 625 pm 865 pm Schmitt & Harb ‘ Exprose, Expross, ‘Atlantio Exprese, Dy Expross *Dos Molnes Accommodation, *At local depot only. *WABASH, BT, LOUIS AND PACIFIC, Accommodat.on Louls Expross Chicago Express *A# Transter only 00460 aud NORTHWRATNRN, xpress, Paciflc Express BIOUX CITY AXD PAGIVIO, B4 Paul Expross, Day Express SUNION FAGIAIC. Western Express, FPacifo Express, Have rewoved from under the Opera House to :NO. 402 BROADWAY, Lincoln Expross, At Transfor only DUNMY TRATNS TO OMATIA Loaye ~7:20—§:30—9:30—10:30—11:40 & m. 1:80 80—4:90—6:306.30—11: b p. M. Bundays 9801140 & m 1:30-58:30—5:30—0:80 11:06 p. m. Armive 10 minutes before leaving time. Frow tronater only. They will continue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO and seethem, The flnest cigars to Joh. §i¥os 2000 Ibe for & fon, and 128 oablo for w cord, 7% A and AV , 603 First avenue. Land, 01t SALE: B Steprons JOR SAL In ex Addrs VOAL -A top-buggy, first-liss make and nt condition.” Or will trade for chesp ¥. M. Beo office, Council BluTs. ND W O00D—Ueorge Heaton, 625 Broad- .. sells coal and wood at ressonable pricos y nioe, B 'ry him. v WANTKD——Kury—hmly\n Councll Blufts 8o & sents & wook. - o '-_-;__ o Lamis, Shide iy ABBOTT BUEBY CO. TusBax. Delivered by carrior ab only dwenty o (DD FAPEES—Tor sie s B office, ab 46 conte » hundred Attorney - at-Law, 08 § i | viook. Wil practios'ln § ate and Federal courte. Justice of the Peace. COUNCIL BLUFF3. 2/Cob, Coal ¢ Wood|- P, 0. sddress, Lock Bok 1169, Council Blufts. NBIG CAT = 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 “f the “Cultivator” sent FREE to any one that sends 8 stamps to pay postage ete., 3 comic picture cards will also be enclosed in the pack- age. These recipes are valuable to the household and any energetic per- son knowing the secrets they disclose EXPRESS need never want for money. Please IOWA | write name and address plainly. Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it to the WESTERN PUB. CO., box 6509, Omaha. Neb. JACOB SIMS, COUNCIL BLUF1 8, IOWA. Office, Main Street, Room 8, Shugart and Beuo N. 8CHURZ, OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN ORDER YOUR H s JoNESs s+l by wall, J, M. Warner, to B, Chieeso