Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE —-1_'_—-—_—— JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Mornin®, March, 27 fls SUBSORIPTION RA Ly ~ §10.00 por yoar 0. 7 Poar] Btroes, MINOR MENTION. See J. Relter's new spring goods. County Superintendent Matthews has loat one of his fine team. Capt. Hight has his law oftice over Of- fice & Pasey’s bank now. The report Is quite prevalent that the gambling houses will open up Saturday night, Both the Sheas, county clerk and jdep- uty, have become proficlent In handling the type writer.” What has become of the order passed by the council over a year ago to have “Presbyterian” alley paved? Tom Skinner, Jr., yesterday slipped near the horse collar factory on Fourth atrect and sprained hls ankle. Baker & Farron’s c:mpany gave little satisfaction by thelr show here. The au- dience was better than the show, by far, All walnut, Itallan marble bed room sultes $30, former price $75. A fact. Call and see A. J. Mandell, 325 Broad- way. This Is my last week. Govern your- self accordingly. Call at once and secure goods cheap while you can. H. E, SEa- MAN, William Brix is eald to be about to commence suit agalnst the clty on ac- count of personal injurles caused by a de fective sldewalk. Grading has commenced on the K. C. about four miles from the clty, the work belng towards this city.. This is under contract of Mr. King, of Des Molnes. It seems pretty well settled that there will be a change In the chieftianship [of the fire department, but who wlll be ‘Walters' successor, s a conundrum, Rev. G. W. Crofts has joined in mar- rlage, James H. Harding and Lizzle Proard, both of Carson; also C. A. ‘Withrow and Miss Maggle Fitzgerald. There will be a dime soclal given by the Harmony Mission suciety this even- ing at the residence of A. B. Enderton, corner of Harmony and Benton streets. « Yesterday Justice Schurz united in marriage Henry J. Clapper and Caroline Allborough, The groom s from Wood- bury county, and the bride from this county. Constable Reyburn, of Macedonia, who caused a atir smong the saloon men last Fourth of July, is watched for eagerly again, He probably will not try it again, however, The drugglsts of the city have organ- ized for the purpose of making arrange- menta for entestalning the State Phar- maceutlcal soclety which holds its annu- al meeting here in May. United States Marehal Root has con- tracted with the Masonic Temple associa- tlon for the use of the court room for the United States court for two years, the annual rental to be $600. * The fintshing touches of the paving on Broadway have been delayed by the lack of stone, which has been delayed in get— tlng here. As socn as the stone arrives one day will finish the work. Tae BRE is now 8 next door neighbor of the Herald, having removed to 12 Pearl street. We are right glad of it for we can borrow smoking tobacco of them now without the trouble of crossing the street to find the blg men of Tue Bes.— Council Bluffs Herald. Snuff’s enoogh. The Council Bluffs Bek force were all employed yesterday in moving Into the new quarters nearly opposite THE BEE's old quarters,. When once settled down it Is stated that Easter Sunday Is April bth, ono week from next Sunday. Next Sunday, the 20th of March, is Paim Sandsy, the following Thursday will be Holy Thoreday, and the next day Good Friday—then comes Easter. The sanset supplement of the old Iady’s scrapbook says the water works at the olty bullding are out of gear. The only trouble 1s, as reported by the en: glnoer, is that an excess of aqua In the compressor cansed It to overflow, filling the pneumatic tube, while polarization settiog in, the aqua congealed. Now the supplement’s scientlfic man knowing all about it, will probably fixit. In the meantime the clty will be duly protected from fire, Dr. 8. Moshi, f the Sioux Clty ronic Disease Institute, will be at the Soott house In this oity, Tharsday, April 2d. Will attend to patients and & who are afflicted will do well jto glve him a call, Consultation free. SAFE AND OHEAP. A Home Lite Association With a “‘Guaranty Reserve.” The *‘Guaranty Lite Assoclation” of Des Moines, lowa, Is a home assoclation, officered and controlled by truc and tried men. Its plan iseafe. The cost graded according to age, in experience with mor- tality tables, payable quarterly. All de 2 losses have been and will be paid in full by the ‘“Guaranty.,” In that event its policles are as good as any in the world. Over four yesrs successful business; has the largest number of policy holders at home of sny aesociation in Iowa, with branch offices in every county. s and professional The cost to carry a pollcy in the **Guaranty” is about one- fourth that charged by old line or level premium companies. Mr. Stubbs, of Officer and Pusey’s bank, is the branch secratary, who will tell you all about the “Gusranty.” Seo him and learn more of a gocd, rallable home institation, o —— PERSONALS, — James S, Hendrle, of Pacific Oicy, is in the city, Mrs, Dr. Montgomery is still quite 1ll, but improving, F. Nutt, of Pacific Junction, was at Bech- tele's yesterday. R. L. Williams has returned from a three weaks’ trip to Kansas, J. W. Davis, of Avoca, and T. O, Carlisle. of Missouri Valley, are at the Pacific house, A. C. Baumgartner, of Milwaukee, was among the travelers, at Bechtele's yesterday. Mrs, Minnie Swan, of Wyoming, whose husband is one of the well known cattle men of the ¢ untry, is hereona visit to her parents, Mz, and Mrs, Wm, H, Kirkendall, This is her first visit home since her maeriage a year ago. Out on Bail, Thursday last a bail bond in the sum of $20,000, with sureties sworn to be worth several times that sum, was pre- sented to the clerk of Audubon county by Thos. Boland, andin a short time thereafter the doors of the Audubon county jail were opened and Pater Ryan, charged with the murder of Kleever, came forth, and will remain at liberty until the August term of the Audubon county court, for which time his trial is set. Ryau stayed in Audubon, sleeping at the Walker house, Thursday pight, and Fridsy came to Atlantic. He was a caller at this office, and leit the impression with us that a murder— ous thought would have difficalty In find- ing a lodgment in his breast. He has erown pale from his confinement, but otherwise exhibits no bad effect there- from. He thinks some of the newspapers have treated him harshly, especlally those that have paioted bim as a red-handed desperado, never quailing until the cer- nival of mob law which hanged and killed Jellerson, Smyth and Wileon, was at its height. Ho expressed himself as very grateful tp the part of the press that has treated him falrly, and says that all he wants is a fair show and a chance to prove his innocence, which he has not the least doubt he can do. If Rysn Is Innoceut, and thers are|6 50, many circumstances in the case tending to prove that he is, we sincerely hope that he will bave no difficulty in remov- ing from his hands the stains of homan blood which it s alleged have been found upon them. He will remaln In this county until he trial, and will be there when the case s called, so he says, and we do not doubt Atlantic Democrat. ‘THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1885, COLD WATER ORATORY, The (Temperance Revival Progress, Now in The presence in the city of Mr. George Woodford, of Illinols, the temperance worker and orator, has created much In terest. There was some prejudice ex- cited by the report that he had come here to lead the prohibitioniats In an ac- tlve fight to close the saloons by Injunc- tions under the recont decition of the supreme court, The fact that the ren- dering of this declsion was imme- dlately followed by Mr. Woodferd’s ap pesrance In the city, gave color to the report, but It seems that arrange. ments for his coming were made last January and the t'me fixed, without any regard to the recent decision, the pur. pose being to have a temperance revival, and get as many to take the pledge a8 vn crow«lx d houses, and his addresses have been fn- teresting to saint and sinner slike, He has a wonderful fund of anecdotes and illustrations and he knows well how to use them, 8o that he holds the attention of hiw hearers closely, and presses his points home cleverly. He tackles the temperance qutstion from all points, and there is great variety in his methods of treating 1t. His talke to boys show that he has been a boy himeelf, and that he bas not forgotten it. He is very earnest, a rapid speaker, and with all his enthusiasm is not eo one- sided and unreasonable as many who ap- pear before the public in a like capacity. He 1s what Is termed a reformed man, having himself been addicted to drink for many ye Mr. Woodford will remain here therest of the week and hold meetings each evening in the Presbyterlan church. A large number of persons have signed the pledge tbut how many have been drinkers, 1t is not easy to determine, as under his policy, all are urged to s'gn, whether they are in the habit of drink- ing or not, the sober to glve help and In- couragement to those who are not sober, Death of Sister Mary Nicholas, Death seems to have marked the alster- hood of 8t. Francls academy for its vic- tlms, Within a few months two worthy members of the order have been called from earth, and yesterday afternoon the immortal spirlt of Sister Mary Nicholas, the mother superior, joined the heavenly hosts. She had been aillng about three months, and the efforts and skill of the best medical men to stay the progress of the disease were unavailing. Surrounded by many frlends, the minlsters of the church and her sorrowlng brother and sister, the last hours of life were peaceful and painleas. Motber Nicholas was a model type of a noble order of educators. Possessing a thorough education, uncommon ability as a manager and a gentle, winning disposi- tion, she made St. Francts academy one of the best young lady teminaries in the west, The growth of the institution in the last few years has been very great, and to the coneequent increase of labor s due her early demise. The announce- ment of her death will sené a pang to many a home, not only in Council Bluffs and Omahs, but tn surronnding towns and citles, and tears will spring unhidden to the eyes of scores of young ladies who had known, loved and revered her as a mother, The funeral will take place Saturiay morning at 10 o'clock. ———— The New Church. The work on the new Kplscopal charch will proceed this meason, and it is be- lleved that the liberality and enterprise of the members and friends will result in the putting up of & building which will be a credit to the city as well as to the charch organization. Arrangements are being made for the laylng of the corne: stone cne week from Wednesday, at which time it s expected that Bishop Perry wilt be here. The event will be one of great intereat, — OOMMEROIAL, COUNOIL BLUF¥S MARKET, Whest—No, 1 milling, 65 No, 2, 60; No, 8, 50, Onm—an, 28c, Oats—For local purpose gny—‘b 00@6 50 per Gon, blled 60@60, ye—350 Corn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good -upply, prices at yards, 6 00@ Goul—Delivored, hasd, 9 60 par ton; soft Lard—Tairbank's, iclosllng t 9, Flour—Oity flour, 1 60@2 9, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVE BTOOK. Oattlo—Butcher cows 3 25@8 75, 100)] 3 Hogy—4 00@A 36, Butcher Q N Bl —l T m — SPECIAL NOTICES “MURDER MOST FOUL,’ To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheri~. NOTIOE.—8pecial a vertisements, suc a4 Lowt, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- tng, o4, will be tnserted In thia column a4 the low rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the first tnsertion snd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ortlon. Teave advertisements ah our offics, No. Poarl Stroet, noar Brosdway Another hotel in a live Nebraska ng a business of about §360 per hotel in the place. Terms liversl, BWAN & WALKRR R _TRADE 80 aores of 1ty, Mo, Will trade for Council Bluft city proporty or sell cheap Jor casn, ot yart tim, SWAN & WALKKR y 7ANTS TO TRADE —-000d Towa or Nobraska month, No othe T merchandise, well located l_“\ll( SALE—A rare ohance to 'y ( proved farm of 400 acres, within & few mlm of Council Bluffs, at a bargain. Low prico and ensy torms. BWAN & WALKRR —A good paying hov ablo, in one of the will sell with o t o small farm wl property with st small towns in hout furnitare, or BWAN & WALKRR, Fighty acres unimproved Iand in unty, Jowa, 8} mles south-east of Af. ton, the o uuty seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kaneas land. SWAN & WALKKR. aoro tract of good Iand about alt nuiles from Council Blufls post SWAN & WALKER. P4 OR SAL one ard wrass fand, all under fence—a with fine iprovemonts all under cultivation except 20 nores grass— 8 ) acres good grasa or pasture land and soveralothor tracts of from 40 to 100 acres of unimproved land. BWAN & WALKRR. 900 acro farm i—Lands_improved aad unimproved. uwanta farm in western lows, Kansa: Nebraska or Dakota, let us bear from you. argo umber of businoss nd ol cil_Bluffa. Soe N & WALKNR, Shoap Tota to ymenta of fron: & WALKER —Wo will rout you a 1ot to_buidd_on Fth the privliago to buy it sou with on vers JIOR SALE dence Ihta 1n all parts of us before you buy, s Wishing o b uy on monthly 8V, To correspond with y 00 wishing & ton 1 v tlanning mill. eash, door and_bind manufactory, we havo bulldin machiners, vell located, for sale, leaso or tra SWAN & W ALKRI JOR RENT - Large two story frame bullding suft able for warchouse or storage purposes, near railroad depot. ALKRR. g and ground- nd machine shop r with fixed sbaft- Good boller, cogine, cupola, blor ing oto., resdy toput in motion. SWAN WALKR, OR SALE—Houses, Lots and Land. A. J. H First Toas mako wno trado for choap noll Blu7s. Fon BALE—A top-buggy, first 1n excellent condition.” Or wi lol‘ Addrnm FoM. Bou office, C D—Geo way. sells coal and wood ab reasonablo _pricos 08 2,000 Ibs. for a ton, and 128 oublo for a cord, y i, ANTED—EKvory body 1n Uouncll Bluffa 0 take TanBxr. Delivored by oarrier s only twenty & weok. LD PAPERS—For sale & hundred ANTED - A good bread mako: 598 Main street, Council Bluff VY ANTED—Fuur rellablo &d T to represent. in I o W Benevolent Assootation of Beatrice, Neb, Call on B. D. Beal, Revere house. VALUABLE PROPEXTY FOR REAT. T havo a double storo building,10 rooms,partitioned oft, elegantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, good brick cellar, suited for restaurant, boardivg house, merchantile businces or property. Alsos large two-story framo dwelling with 16 rooms two cellars, etc., elc., suited for bosrding houso, private restdence, hospital, tc , opposlio the city buildings and city market tor rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN. office, at 35 centa DR le_cure for all Inflamm cH Dr. Jefforis’ Obolera Specific will arrort the disease in 80 to €0 minutes, olne during the foarful visi River and its tributarioe, wi Chclera Morbus, Cholera Inf Cholera ““Comes as a thief i preventive and oure was u puttid soro threat 0 malign natory, Uleorative, Pubiid of o OLERA! CHOLERA! tation of the cholera in Ofneinnatl, St. Loul ithout losing & case, In the years '49, '60, 'b1 9 fantum, eto, Keep It on hand. n the nig DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! You can rely upon it. Send for it he Iast five years there has nob been a doath from diphtheris In any case where Dr. Thomas . It has boon the means of saving thousands of lives Indis soarlet fover, changing It in 48 hours to the simple form. In. rhal conditions, either intornal or extornal CHOLERA! The Doctor used this medl d all slong the Mieslasippi 1t s aleo infalliblo in Price $2.60 Dyspeptic, why live In misery aud die In dospalr with cancer of the stomaoh! Dr. Thomas Jefforls cures every oase of ind the cause of ninet Full printed o I8 all that i + o essary, por cen! estion and mwlu]\tunn in & very short tima. isensed conditlons. Price 86 for two wooks treatment t of all d use themedicines sent with them. Nod remodios can only bo obtained at his office, Bost of reforences given. Dyspopeia s 3 South 8th Strost Council Blufts, Towa. express on receipt of price, SMITH & TOLLER, AG LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Councry Brurrs, = - « Jowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. Woman’s Sufferimg and Rel Those Ianguid tiresomo Mnlnllnn- eat you to feel scarcely able to {hint constant drata that 18 taking from your ystem all its former elasticity; diiving the oo from your cheeka; that continual stealn upon your vital forces, rendering you irritabla and fretful, can ensily bo re iR by the use of th arvelous remedy, Hop Bitters, 1Ir. regularitios and obstructions of your aystem, are relioved at once whila the special cause of knnmlk,ll pain are permanent] one receive so much benefit, and no profoundly grateful, and show such an inter. «at in ror-nmending Hop Bitters as women. A Postal Card Story. 1 was affected with kidney and urinary Trouble— ““For tweive yoars!”’ After trylng all the doctors and patent medicines 1 could hear of, 1 used two bot. tles of Hop *‘Bitters;" And 1 am perfectly cured. 1 kuo); it “All the time!” respectfully, B.F Boothe, Saulsbury, Tenn,—May 4, N&y. BrADFORD, Ta,, May 8, 1 It has cured mo of several disoases, such as nervousness, sickneas at the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. I have not seen a sick day m & Jean sinoe T took Hop Bittors, All my neigh ors use them, Mrs. Fannio Groon. $3,000 Lost. A tour to Europe that cost mo $3,000,done ‘me less goo 1 than one bottle of Hop Ditters; hey also cured my wife of fifteen EIEL SALE STABLES |,k siopiemon s agd dys- Keep Horser and Mules constantly on hand whlo we will sell in retall or carload lots. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholerale audretat] dealere it Graln and Ealed Hay, Prices sonnble Satlsfaction Guarantcoed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND 88~ Kidney and Liver Complalog, Bright's Disesss, Rhcumatism, Neuralels IT POSITIVELY CUR| cpsia, Norvonaness Hiatnt, Tame Back, Cold Wi Weaknoss, Paralysis, rand Al di6casos Foquiing Inoroasod motivo powers, ts and 80; old stylo 8 each. pinal Affactions, Indigostion, Heart Disoass, Fi New tmproved W. P. AYLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, Frame hous W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs. So. Bu\mn\( vitLe, O, May 1, 70, Rs—1 have heen suffering ton years,and T tried your Hop Bitters, and 1t done me more good than allthe doctors. the 8. ity Baby Saved. Wo are #0 thankful to say that our nursing baby was permanently cured of & dangerous and protracted constipation and irregularity of the bowels by the nse of Hop Bitters by 1ta mother which at the same time restored her te perfect health and strength, —The Parents, locheste S, Boone. None genulne without a bunch of greon Hops on the white label. Shunall the vile, poisonous stuff with “Hop" or “Hops” In thelr nawe. wurrumw 80L3 Aalfl‘ P RPOADW Y TEarE PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 805 Broadway, o = ‘THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY. notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready. Council Bluffs. Eyerything served in first clasa stylo and on short F. H, Orcorr, I, M. TREYNOR, GOUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET (O Sucorssons ro Casady Orcutt & French 405 Broadway 8. T. Frencn Council Bufis, Carpets, Curtains, ‘Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. GRAVEL ROOFING Roof Painting and repairing. GEO. sM ITHSON, I 302 N, All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. 7th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Attention, Ladies. While closing out my notions,will sell all hair goods at 25 per cent diecount, 300 Switches 00 Waves, Bangs, etc., to sacrifice, Custom work carefully attended to, MRS D. A, BENEDICT, 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, H, H, FIELD, W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, JTowa. COalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night. Particular attention given to Embalming STGN WRITING AT TRADE PRICES, FOR EVERYBODY House Painter’s Tools For 8ale Very Cheap. D. A. BENEDICT, 337 Broadway, - - Coure1l Blufts J. L. DxBEVOISE. Onion Ticket Agent THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRIT ER|eisec- THE BEST THMG ouT FOR Washing & Bleaching In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water, SAvES L sk and SoA AMAZ NGLy, and gives universal satigtaction, No fuwtly rich o poor shoald be without t. Sold by all grocers. signe | to misiead. PEARLINK is the ONLY SAFE labor eaving compound and aiways bears the above sym- bol aud name ot JAMES PYLE NEW YORK United 8tates Depositery Fiest Bational Bank —OF OMAH A — oz, 13th and Farnam 2is, The Oldest Banking Establishment i Omoha, IUCOREEOKS TO KOUNTZK 0| 184 PrwAns of imitations well de- BROTERER gg‘l’n&h kmh‘ 000 BURFLUS AND PMF‘I‘“ - §150,008 oroxas Davis, Oahior 2| W H Msequrxs, Assistant Gash! Trausaols » genoral banking ose, Jonncs M ocortifioates bll!ln‘ intorest. ~ Draws drafte on Sa olties of the continent aud K’I‘l‘mpun i OOLLEOTION PR()MP’I‘L Y MADI again and everything put to rights, Tue BEe will have as complete and conyen- ient a newspaper and job office as could be desired. NO. 2, Isthe Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World, With enly 99 keys o loarn a8 operate, It prints 76 characters UNITED STATES PBODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per dor. 3 50; live e rae—Cre 25@260; oh butt OAIN 80; choice count: 16@180, 514 i dozen, The Council Bl int Manufactur ing company will be soliciting orders in a few da; it for them. No. 507 Broadway OCouncll Bluffs, A. J. MILLER, Mail Orders e e— The United States Court, e g e S T “ yet?’ One of the officers of the hospital In Omaha was over here yesterday looking after theparents of aboy named Rush ‘who has been slck there, and who olaims Councii Bluffs is his home. The boy is ® bootblack, and has now 8o far recovered from hls illness as to be able to be around, One of the evening papers fills up its space with & rumor about a man on lower Broadway attempting to rape a child, and the other evening paper fills up with a ramor of 8 man on upper Broadway brutally using a child, They must bave worked the street from both ends yester— day. and finding nothing, set their jm. aginations at work, L. M, Soyder, son of the county sur- veyor, A, . Soyder, met hls death by accldent about a mile from Persia Tues- day evening, Several were together in a wagon, when the horses became fright- ened and ran, The younger Snyder was thrown out backward, the seat giving way. His head struck in such a manner as to cause almost instant death, Frederick Haken of Garner township, ‘was In the city yesterday hunting for his hired man, August Flchle, whom he sald bad skipped out during the night taking with him $0 of money and some clothing belonging to the fawily, It wi learned that the missing msn had been here but bad skipped for Omaha, aud Mr. Haken went over there sfter him. Do you know,” ssid a merchan’ yes- terday, ‘‘that lots of folks who come in §l here to buy Ester cards ask me when Easter is, and I haven't found out myee'f For the benefit of such, therafore, In the United States court yesterday, the jury in thecase<f Jackson & Hughes vs. A, C. Jones reported that they could pot come to an agreement, and the judge discharged them, The case of Redmond Cleary & Co, vs. Jacob M. Hines, et al., was finlshed and submitted to the jury yesterday after- ren, The next case to be tried is that of James Davis the Chicago & North- western rallway oompany. Jimmie Davls is the boy who was ran over by the cars some timeago and lost both legs. The present suit is for damages for these per- sonal injuries. Supp & Pussey represent the plaintiff and Judge Hubbard and Wright and Baldwin, the railway com- pany. Spring goods for suitings at Norene & Laudstrom'’s, 5050 Maln street. Inspec- tlon Invited, Prices and quality eq avy In the olty. T —— Real Estate, The following is & list of real estate transfers filed In the recorder's office of Pottawottamie county, Iowa, farnished by A. J. Btephenson, abstras tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iows, March 20, 1885: Sarah E. Kevaus to Wm, Smiley, part ne} swi 9, 77, 38; §750. klin Field to A. J. Fleld, ne} se} and parts e}, 82} 17, 75, 39; $1,150, G L. Coo Clark ©, Cooper, nw}, sw}2, 77, 4 uugh L\mxg-tuu to Frlmoat Benja- min, ne} and 12, i len Edlun s 10 Cora E Wineell, lot block 16, Baylies & Palmer's addi 0 0 Totsl sales, 0 700. e ——— Smoke Seal of North Ciriling Te- bacco. per sgotabloa— Potatoos, {@000 per bushl; onlons, 750 per bu; Applie, shoice beoking ot eating, 3 50; beans, 1 00@1 60 por bushel, Oider—32 llon bl 86,50, Oranges—Florida, 4 00 per box; California, 50 per bov. Lemons—4 60@5 00 ver box Does your littls one o acldity or wind \ the sfomach. Mors Z|toods combined. Par, This and take nothing Four sazes, - 85 Woulrich & ents Bheuld ke & ute 0 el " n tried by il Druge sty Rides as easy s0n as two, St. Charle; Hotel O STKEET, BET 74h and 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Koto Coakly, Proprictoress. wly and elegantly furlshed, Good sample . | roms on sivet floor. W Rorms - $1.50 40 82 py day. rates members of the leglslature. 0ov10-1m-i 18 aphrodisi £8 BCLiVE cure: oner ity, all wenkness ofg. lerative 8y stem it #1 v mall, J, H.Warne: Carefully Filled! COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. For Rent The building known a8 the*Skating Rink” corner 6th Avenue and Pearl street, will bo rented, alto gether of separate Oocupancy, Aprl at For fusther partioulars call o " JOIN BERESHEL, President Council | luffs Savirgs Bank MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffe Dr, W. H. Shorraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oomll Blufll ? TR | R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, & e wntias mem & CHRONIC DISEASESoron swt specit [ hnl -llnfi’flflun’ofl Bl & Consultwion L (COLO! Hair Cutting and This is an Equal Rights Shop 61 0 Brosdway. RED) Shaving. most Council Bluffs Railway Time Table, [+3 ll Corrected to January 7, 1835, OOUNOIL The followl oy Acoom: 0A60, BOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIO, 'Atlantio Expross, Day Expross *Des Molnes Accommodation, *At local de, *WaBASH, 8T, LOU Agoomm Louls Expross *A) Tran: $210A60 and Expross, Pacifio Exprose UX OITY AN} B4, Paul Expross, Day Express SUNION PACIFIO. Pacifio Expross, Linooln Expross, *At Transfor only DUMMY TRAIXS JAC()B Attorney - OOUNCIL BLU! Office, Main Street, Rooms 7 aud 8, Shugart and Bouo block. Will practioo o Siste and tete courte. mmodation. local dopot only. 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