Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 21, 1885, Page 6

R ——————— e THE DAL LYBEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1885, THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Sxflnriay Morning, Feb.er. SUBSORIPTION RATES, = 50 oents per week + #10.00 por yoar ©.7 Pearl Strest, Near Broadway.| " MINOR MENTION, Don't forget the party at Spiritual hall to-night. Music and danclog. A move will be made this spring to get Poarl and Bancroft streets paved, The Hoop of Gold company ia bocked for the opern house February 25 and 26, This weck everything at cost at Cocke & Morgan's, 347 Broadway. City Treasurer Clausen by a fall has stralned his back o that he Is confined to hls house. This tale only lasts one week. Come early and bay dry goods at prime cost. Cocke & Morgan, This week you can save 33 1-3 per cent by buying your dry goods of Cocke & Morgan, 347 Broadway. Wheeler, who was recently shot by Jef- feris, ia reported as growing much worse, and his friends are anxious about him, Rev. H. L, Hammond, of Chicago, will fill the pulplt av the Congragatlonal church to-morcow, morning and evening. Reserved ecats for Oapt. Seeley’ lec- ture Tuesday evening, the 24th inat., can be procured at Bushnell’s and at Foster Bros. Conrad Geise yesterday lost a valuable young colt, which was gored to death by some of the cattle with which the colt was rannipg in a field. Yestorday morning the thermometer atood at 18 degrees below zcro, aud at noon 4 degrees above, one degree warmer than on the previous day. Master James McNaughton, son of the superintendent of the olly echools, has met with rather a serious injury of a knee-cap, by a fall on an icy sidewalk A Chicago firm is sendiog to cltizans of Council Bluffs circulars about boate, steam launches, yach's, etc. It is appar- ent that the Ohlcago firm expect Council Bluffs to have a flood, Charles D. B. Mills is to lecture before the “Every Thursday” Ladies’ Reading club, Tuesday evening, March 3, in the parlors of Mra. M. E. Smith, His sub- Ject will be “‘Emeraon,” Mayor Vauban, who is deputy for the Knights of Pythias, yestcrday recelved notice that sixteen of the best business men of Kimball, Dakots, want him to initlate a new body there. Mr. L. Sherwood, of this city, bas in Il pozsession one of the orlginal copies of General Sherman’s farewell address to his army, which le has had for twenty years, Itlsan interasting relic of the days that are gone. The Mapleson opera company, In charge of T. W. Lee their manager and D. H. Winton tralnmaster, came in yes- torday over the K. C. road in a speclal of nine cars from St. Joe. They are enroute for San Francisco. “‘Life is ever Lord of dcath, and love can never looze lts own.” Spiritual cie- cle to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon and evening at 2and 7:30 o’clock, in Spirltual hall, entranca on Maln and Pearl streets via. stalrs, two doors south of the post- office. There's music in the alr at the county Jail thesa days. Quite an orchestra has been formed among the prisoners, one having a flate, another a violin, another a mouth organ, and stlll another a banjo, With a sheriff with such a musical name Guittar, how can thoy help it! The entertalnment given by the X, Y, Z. club last night was a happy success «espite the coldness of the weather. The young ladies ecem to know just how to arranga and circy out an entertalnment s0 that all who attend are given an enjoy- able evening, and the treasury of the church is helped. Among the sporting men ¢f Council Bluffs is one deaf and dumb young man, who isindoed u curlosity, He can hear nothing that is going cn a% the gambling tables, but is keen-eyed, a fine poker player, and desplte his lack of hearing and speaking, is asslick a gamblor as there is in the city. At the mile race at the ekatlng rink Tharsday night, John Epencter, jr., de feated Henry Scheidle, winning by ten weconds, and making the mile in 4 min- utes and 33 seconds, Johnnis will not therafore have to give op any of his high ly prizxd medals, and still holds the champlonship of Council Bluffs, Another contest {s t> bs held next Weduesdsy n'ght, the distance to be two miles in- stead of one. The yearly report of the Y. M, C, A, is belng distributed among those Inter- esiod in the work, The membership on February 1st, 1884, was only 30, and the number added darlog the year 66; de coas:d 2, loaving the present membership 94, Harry Cartis, tho tecretary of the association, bas certainly done a grand work, and deserves speclal credit for the witdom and enterprise he has thown io waosgiog all departments of the work, Jobhn T, Stewart hes commenced euit aga'nst the clty for 85,000, He claims that the building occupicd by Stewars Bro's* (n Maln s'reet, was bailt gcsord ing to the grade then establithed, and that afcerwards the ¢i y counc | changec * {he yrade and bll.d in 1he strect, so that the €rst floor ¢f the buildiog wes below the s'zeet. The mattcr was breught be- fore the council and that body referred 1t to the elty a‘toraey with power to act, #nd e entered lnt) & contrast to rettle the claim for £1,200. The council since then has refos:d or neglected to pay the £1,200, so Mr. Stewart sues for the full damages clalmed. J. F. Green was the name glven by a fellow who yesterday sneaked a pair of shoes from Pierce's store on Maln strect. The shots were found in his postession and he was sent to jail for five days. He didn't seem to like 1t because he didn't gat twice that amount of free bosrd. Duriog Judge Aylesworth’s absence in Des Moines Justice Tralney hay climbed up apon the wool-:ack of the superior court to dlepose of ‘he city catcs, He had three before him on charges «f being drunk and disorderly. They gave their names as John Olifford, Jack Daly, and W, B. Robinson, and were cach fined a doubledose, Mr., Lerche, the erring editor, a day or two ago secured names cnough as bondsmen to have secured his releatc, but the slgners learning that Mr. Geise would not promiss to drop the prosecu- ticn, soratched thelr names off. There was also an Intimation made by Mr. Cresilann that if Lerche was released on bail on this charge, he would file an in- formation snd have him arrested for some queer work in regard to a check purporting to be signed by Croesland a yearago, lLerche will probably remain in Limbo fcr a time, until his friends can investigate further. As was t> ba expected some dissatls- faction has arisen among the architects, on acconnt of the adoption of certaln plans for the proposed new court houte. One of the architicts who sent plans for exhibltlon befora the bcard, but who was not here in person, now claims that his plans were keptin the dark, and given no fair show. The architzct has been misinformed for his plans were ex hibited fully, and talked over a good deal. In fact, ancther architect who was here with plans, claimed that this first man’s plans were s'olen from his. The fir:t complalning architect has been informed of this charge, and these two will now probably devote their time to quarrelling with each other instead of complalning further against the board. L — Afine crzan, half price, at Beard’s wall paper store, next to postoftice. ——— GUILFEATHER'S FEATHER. He Wins His Damage Suit Against the City, and Gers A Judgment for $300, Yesterday morniog tne css3 of Guil- feather against the city was given to the jury, and at the end of an hour anda half the jury rcturnad a verdict In his favor for $300. Guilfeather’s claim was for damages caused by the overflow of Tn- dian creek, he claiming that his land and garden spot would not have thus suftered had it not been for certain improvements made by the ctty. C. R. Scott, who ap- peared for the plaintiff, in arguing the case before the jury, gave the city gov- ercment & feartal “‘turning over,”’ deal- ing out sarcasm without mercy. He paid special attentlon to ths mayor, and de- clared that this horribie way of dolng business wou'd be kept up forever unless the mayor was removed by impeachment or by some kind providence. He siald he did not wish the msyor any ill, aud would not barm a halr of his head, but tha® if ke saw the mayor sitting on a can of dyna- mite, to which was attached a fuse, and he (Scott) had a match in his hand, he feared that the devil might tempt him to touch it off, ltkewise attacked, until the jury were better posted in the present administra. tlon than on the real facts in the case. These who have hesrd Ccl. Scot: in- his lightning thrusts of sarcasm, can easily imagine how ho flayed thot¢ whom he held respensible for the damage done to his cllents’ property. Beckman & Co., 520 Main street, will wael and oll your harness chesp now. —— PUSEY’S PLUCK. He Succeeds in Gett the Aadt tionl Appropriation for the Coun- cil Blufts Postoflice Building, Yestorday afternoon the glad news reached the city that Congressman Pusey had succeeded in getting the bill passed by the bouse making an additional §$100,- 000 appropristlon for the government bui'ding hera. The news caused general joy, because it sccmed equivalent to bav- ing the money In band. there seeming no doubt but that the bill will readily pass the sapate, and be approved, As ls generally known the orlgival ap- propriat on was $100,000, so that this new appropriation will secure for Council Bloffs a 8200,000 government building This will not be tco large or expeosive a one for the importancs of the locaticn, the amount of business done here, aud to meet the fulure demands, This additional appropriation will cause no materisl change in the foundation already made, The main chsnge wi'l be in the superstructure, which will now be built of etone instead of brick. The building will go right ahead, and as a bullding enterpriss wi'l be a great help to the clty in msny wavs PEgsuNAL —_— James O'Neill and wife me at the Ogden house. Jacob Sime, Eaq., returned yasterday from Maditon, Neb., where he has becn on some business for a client, B. F. Cleyton has returned from New Or- leans looking none the worse for the talk there has been about makicg him the republican nominee for governor of Towa. 1o says the exposition is a succes, in spite of the report: to the contrary, During his absence he at- tended the Farmers' congress, and served ay chairman of that body, Get Your Present To-day, We ara sorry to stata that the presents which were to be given awsy last Sator- day did not arrrive until too late, belng snow-bound, To-pay bring all the little and big ones to A. Hoape's and receive your preent, 329 Broad vay, o — Eefore you buy a harness call on Beck - man & Co., 626 Main stract Tae other officlals were P CITY WARRANTS, What are clty warrants worts! That isa query easier atked than answered, Tue Ber man tried t) find out yestor- day, and got the unsatisfactory informa tion that they were worth from seventy five to eighty cents on a dol'ar, it any body wanted to buy any, but that no one wanted to buy. It seems that all the demand there Is for them is in cases where men want to pay their taxes, and buy up a few warrants at a discount to turn them in, but no one seems buying for apeculative purposes. At the banks the inqulry rcvealed the fact that they would pay nothing for them, They had been buying a few, when customers wanted any, and left orders with them, bat they did not want to buy any them- selves at any prce. One msn who had some warrants was informed that he could depoeit them as collateral, and get a little cash loaned bim, but there were no buyers, At one of the banks it was learned that a fow warrants had boen bought for 75 cents and offered for ealo at 80 conts, bat with no takers even at the cost, 76 cents. One prominent taxpayer eald ho hea beon buying aboat §100 werth, but had enough, and even mcre than he could use now to pay bis taxes, and hence would buy no more. He had paid 80 cents for what he purchased, Some days ago another prominent taxpayer left word with the city auditor tbatif any- body wanted to sell warrants to come to him and he would pay 75 cents for a few. Several of the employes of the city were told of this chance to well, but they all rofused, saying they wonld not take less than 80 cents, One broker. who deals in securlties of all sorts, told Tre Bee man that he wou'd not pay over 60 cents for warrants, snd wo'd not go across the street to get any at that price. In fact, ke did notv care much abcut putling any more money into them. These who are in the employ of the city and draw their pey In warcants, -RUBBERS- A full stock of Mens’, Womens’, Boys', Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to CHICAGO TERMS and DISCOUNTS every day in the year. also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for suit purchasers, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7and 0 Counerr Brurrs ] Main St., y & & & JOWA: A Complete Line of New Goods to 8elect From, KIEL. SALE STABLES Kee) we will Horses and Mules constantly on hand whie sell In rotall or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholeral Corn AGENTS Drs, Judd & Smith’s N. we 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, I0WA; 7 IT FOSITIVELY CURES— Kid Dyspopela, Nervonsness Wseting Weaknese, Headach, Lame Back, Co'd F and 5; old stylo 83 each. fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt Boots to close out Try a case of our COMMON cheap. alone dependant upon this Income, find thelr wages sadly cut down by any such shrinkage, and it seems just now very difficult to ind purchasers at any price. It seemy that there is need of a radical change in the management of city finsn- cisl affalrs, The people will socn be called upon to select thrae new aldermen. In vlew of the present state of the city's oredit, as shown by the way its paper stands In the market, or, rather, stands out of the market, the voters should see to it that good, clear-headed, clean: handed men are chosen, who will devote thelr wisdom and honesty to clearlng up the present tangle. Tae Bee has already shown, from the clity officials’ own figures, that under the precent mansgement, as shown by the records to date, there will ba twice as many unpald warrants outstanding at the close of this year as there werson the opening of the year. Taxpsyers shoold look thete facts squarely in the face, and ecek a remedy by selecting wise men st this election, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. How Its New President Takes With the Educational Men of the State. The readers of Tne Bee will remem- ber the rccant meotlng of the etate teachers’ assoclation, and the seneational features of the elecfion of a preeident for tbat body; how Leigh Runt final y succeeded in getting elected, but when storm was raised aboui the peculiar methods sald to be used by some of bis friends In securing this result, he quickly dropped the laurel thus gained. In spite of the expremsion of feeling on the part of leading educational men of the state, both as gathered in convention, and as individuale, the regents of the state sgri- cultural college, on the nomination of tho editor of the Des Moines Register, clected Hunt as president cof that institution. This actton was a great surprise in educational circles, and has called forth many ex- pressions of diseatisfaction. His friends 8re 0% chsrged this timo with sending in any excorsicn trains of pretty tchocl maidens to secure his eleotion to this tlon, but the alection causes hardly less diesatlefact'on, and the quiet mutter- ings are breaking out publicly. Asa symplo of the feeling the follow- ivg appears in the Mason ity Express, In the educational department edited by Superlntendent Kl nefeiter, of that county: . There is a clear and well defined notion in this part of the s:ate that Leigh Hunt, of Des Mciner, has been elected Cax- VASSING AGENT for the State Agricultural college, with the title and salary of pres. ident, and that the res! president of the college is editing a paper in Des Moines. There secems to be no disposition cn the part cf those who understand the titua- ton to find fault with the arrangement farther than to regret that the two - s'- tions could not be kept separate, and that to secure this result it was necessary toresort to very questionable, not to say dlshonorable, means. While it would be very easy to sy many things in tidicule ¢f the absurd ac- t'on of the board of regents, we do not feel like saying them, It Is too sexlons a matter when one of our leading educa- tional state institutlons is plac:d under the charge of a man whese methods the great boay of the educational workers of the state, thess who have made the state what it is to-day, educationally, have no respect whatever., But enough sald for this time, — — Real Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate tranefers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Councll Bluffe, Towa, February 20, 1885, C.R. L. & R. R. Co. to M. Fetzlaff, swi nef £0 70, 40. 8360, Agnes Folsom to Emily M bl ¢k 21, Flemming & {)lvu $30.74, Parmelia Walte to Charles Fenn, e}, 16, 74, 41, 8800, Sheriff to E. A. Johuson, “D,” Johnson's addition, Total sales, §1,303 b4 — T. N, Bray, 102 Main street, ofiera Rane BARGAINS in Boors aND S8noes for the rest of this month, Womens' kid batton shoes, $2 60, former price §3.50, Womens' kid botton ehocs, 2,20, fermer price 3, Womens' grain bufton good, $1.25, former price $1.75, Womens' grain polish good, $1, former price 81,560, Menas' calf tots and shoes 25 por cent off, Ishalrcmovemy entire s.ock to Omaha March lat, M ANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITEOQTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, No. 201 Upper Br adway, Couneil Bluff, n, lot 6, addition, part block $112,80. geod, good, shoes, thoes, SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office, 412 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Broadway, 10 WA. HOUSE M W.P. AYLSWORTH, e ardretill dem en it Graln and Paled Hay. sonablo Satlstaction Guaranteed. Prices or Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. UouncilBluffs, WANTED. ew Improved Electric Belt. LM ST, DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Bright's Diseas., Rhounatism, Neuralais Affections, Indigostion, Heart Diseass, Fits oreasod motive powers. ~ New fmproved o VER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guarantecd, 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. ESTE FIELD & ESTEP, UNDER TAKHERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Office Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming — SPECIAL NOTICES. JOHN NAGEL, NOTICE.—8pecial a vertisomenta, tate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for tho first insert: and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ertlon. Les Pourl Stroet, near Broadwayv WANTS, VWARTED—A cood glrl to do general bousework, Call at 100 Bancroft street. 0 s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Board. ing, eto., will be Insorted in this column at the low SUCCRSSOR TO IisTiNGgs ¢ Nacer, s e v | T holesale Produce And Conmamission, {OR SALE—A rare chance to cot & fine, well im- oved farm of 400 acres, wit Council Bluffe, at & bargain. terms, few miles Low price a BWAN & WALKER 5| No. 306 Holledzy St, DENVER, COL. JOR SALE—A good payirg hotel property wit liyery stable, in one of the best small towna western Iowa will sell with or without furniture, will trade for a small farm with etock ete. BWAN & WALKRR, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria.| TDURNG the lnat fivo yaara thore has not boen s death from diphtherla In any case where Dr. Thomas It has been the mears of saving thousands of lives. Indis. pensible in putild sore threat, in malignant scarlet fever, changing it io 48 n urs to the simple form. Jefforis’ proventive and oure was used. v at the doctor’s office, No 23 South Eighth street, Council Hluffs, lowa, Send for it; price §; in d peptic, why live in misery every case of indigestion aud const the cause of all of ninety per cent diseased conditions ith eancer of the stomach? Dr. Thomag tion in a very short time. Best of references given. For efferls oures h Dy spepssia ia | $ith fine improveme: | Solicit Consiznments and guar- In | bntee quick sales and prompt re~ turns. Give usa trial. OR SALE—Eighty acres urimprove Unlon countv, Jowa, 3} miles south. ton, the o unty geat, or wili trace for N Kansas land. SWAN & WALKER. land NOR SALE—A 20 onc and a halt wiles from Cc office, at a burgatn, tract of good land about |~ 1 Buf | References—Bradstreet's or Guns -| Agencies; and I'irst National Bank, Denver. ¥HOS, OFFIONR) W, B, N, rORNY NOR SALE—In Harrison county, Towa. grass land, all under fonco—a £0: £0 acres gras3— &) acres good gruss or pasturc lan and soveral othier tracts of from 40 to 160 acres TCOAXL | COUNCIL BLUFFS Frel Compny Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg (& o J0 - g 1S W. H. SIBLEY, Manager. Offico, 38 Main St. Yard,onC.R.L P.sud C. M & St. P. Railway, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, — Machinery. All Work First ders over $2. Collars Bpecialty, Established 18 H, E. REMER, BROADWA STEAM _LAUNDRY £ EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improvea Class. 60. and Cuffs a WANTED—T0 conre 82. Manager unimproved land. SWAN & WaLk | OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS.. Council Bluffs, . . I Fons 1t you Nebragka or Dakota, improved aad unimproved. m in western lows, Kansas Established - - 1856 Dealers In Forelgn aud Domestlo Exobange and Homa Securitica, SWAN & WALKRR, R. Rice M. D. WWANTED—To correspond with any non-resident owner of property in Council Bluffs or Potta~ ty, Y, or any or sell property in western low WAN & WALKRR, CANCERS, i gz oo o CHRONIC _DISEASES ot ints acpocity. Over thirty yeara practionl exparienss @fise Ko {OR SATE—A large pumber of business and rc dence lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. us before you buy, EWAN & WALKER, 6, Pearl sireef, Council Blufla. & Cousultatlon free. TOR RE for rent, vacant now, Swax & WALKER. Orders by Mail Solicited i;vuu SALE—Partlos wishing to buy obeap lots to Express Paid on all Or- build on nbuy on wonthly pi 22810, BWAN & WALEER '—We have several houses on our list 4 o' from St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET, BET 7thand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB. Mra. Kate Coakly, Proprictoross. DOR REN £—We will rent you a lot to buld o I~ with the privilage to buy i you wish on ver; beral terme, BWAN & WALRKR. Ithany one wishing ing mill, have bullding an lease or trade; #ocd locat'on £ and bind manufactor; machinery, well locat — | members of the legislature, n | #@Newly and ologantly turnished, Good sample 'y | reoms on first floor. £ Termn - $1.50 0 82 per day. Special rates glven uov10-1m-me a Dr, W. H. Sherraden sash, door d we bulldirg sult ar r warehouse or storage purposes, railroad depot. BWAN WALKKR, I [Ty grounas 1o fe found,y ard machine shop. blower with fixed shatt- Good bailer, engine, cup ing eto , 1cady to put in motion, SWAN WALKKR, DENTIST, Masgonic Temple, Oouncl) Blufte «» = Towa, J. L, DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 6507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, REMOVE D rilway Time Table. Schmitt & Harb l R e B ~=THE—- POPOLAR BARBERS Have removed from under the Opers Houss to WNO. 402 BROADWAY, They will cobtinue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO business, and invite all their oid trionds and the pub lic tocall and see them. The finest cigers 0 boco alwaye b band, Corrected to January 7, 1886, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, The tollowing a parturo of draina by oentral stan: 1 d Tral the timoes of the arrival and de- dard time, at the Chtoago Expross Faot Mall. Accommodation, *At local depot only. KANBAS CITY, AT, JOB_AND OOUNCIL BLUYYS, Mall and Express, Expross, Expross, 1, PAUL, I0AGO, BOOK ISLAND AND PACIVIO, Atlantlo Expross, Day Expross *Des Molnes Accommodation, *At local dopot only, *WABABH, 8. LOUIS AND raownc, Accommodat.on Louls Expross Chicago E: WIOUX GITY AND PAGIIG, BY. Paul Expross, Day Expross SUNION PAOIFIC, Westorn Express, Pacifio Express, Linooln Expross, *A¢ Transfor only DUMMY TRAINA TO OMANA 7:20°—9:30—11:40 & m 11:06 p. w. Anve 10 minutes betc *Frow trang'er only 8:90— 50 e Jeaving time 1%, SALE=Tichey Tots and Land. A J. “tept enson, 603 Kirst avenuc 0% BALI top-buggy, firs 10 ex_ellent condition 1o, Address . M. Boo office, YUAL adb # 00D (O ey sells coal and wood at. gives 2,000 1 T onable pricos Liss mako and trade for cheap George Heaton, 623 Brosd: TIMKEN 8PRINC VEHICLES! for & ton, and 128 cublo for & cord, ANTED— Every body in Councll Blufls $0_take » TusBmn, Delivored by carri sonts & wook. 4 only twenty 0% PAFPERS—¥or salo ab Ban office, ab %6 oeats hundred JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, Office, Main Street, Room 8, Shugard and Keuo block. Will practioe'In §.ate and Federal courts. " N. BCHURZ. Justice of the Peace. ERIOAN COUNCIL BLUBFS. IOWA ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal ¢ Wood OF E S JONBES' , Lock Bok 11#9, Council Bl s, 8. J, Bllon, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 229 WMl Broadway, Counoll Blufta. JOHN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent, Office with N, Beburz, Justice of the Peace, €' uncll Blufts, lows. % [ tof a:l'n'fi:"""fl 'r.."i Monion. 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