Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1885, Page 6

ITHE DAILY BEE JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morning, July 4. BSUBSORIPTION RATES, OArles = = = = = = = §0 contper woek l‘y,lhll = = mom w w §10.00 per yoar MINOR MENTION, W. H. Ware orates at Neola to-day. Baeeball at Glenwood; Tabor 2, Glen- wood 23, Maj. A, R, Anderson is the orator at Griswold to-day. The clty council meets in regular sion Monday night. The Rev. Dr. McCreary Is set down for a Fourth of July oration at Mace- donia. The evening papers skip to-day. The Bee make Its visits with the news as asual, L. Bridensteln and George Graves of the *‘Q.” road give an oxcaralon to.day to Carr's lake, James Barke had the distinction yes- terday, of being the only drunk fined In the superlior court. Col. J. H, Keatley spreads the eagle at Carroll to-day, The Oarroll folks will heara good orator. Constable Wesley has lost his star somewhere between Krldler's and Klel's hotel on Maln street. There will be services as usual in the Congregational church to.morrow, the pastor having returned. The Fourth comes forth to.day, and Councll Bluffs glves only a chopped-up sort of a celebration, here alittle and there stili lesy, # The Danebo’soclety will celebrate the day near Park’s mill. Oratory, musle, dancing, feasting, and fireworks are all on the programme. The Aylesworth-Loofbourow judiclal content is to be declded in Das Moines next Wednesday. At least that Is the next tlme fixed. Clty warrants seem to have dropped two or three cents this month, they now being cashed at seventy-five cents on the dollar by brokers. Chlef Walters says that he will hold on to the chieftalnship of the fire depart- ment and fight to the bltter end, which he thinks will prove more sweet than bitter to him, Servlces In the Baptist church at 10:30 a m, and 8 p, m. Preaching by the pastor. Subject for the evening, *“God’s hand In our natonal history.” Seats free, All are cordlally invited. The postoffice will be open for the transactlon of business this morning from 10 to 11 o'clock, and this evening from 7 to 7:30. Only one collectlon and one dellvery will be made by the carriers. There will be a shooting match at the driving park commenclng at 8 o’clock this morning. A sealskin cartridge box 1s the first prizs, offered by Dr. Palmer, the *““Lone Wolf.” The first match will be ten birds, twenty-one yards rlse, plunge traps, Iowa state rules. A Washington correspondent says that Council Bluffs' mayor s seeking a posi- tion In the secret rervice. Glve it to him, Uncle Sam. Put him somewhere where he will have to keep his mouth buttoned up, He is killing himself and his friends by his everlasting prattle. The Rev. J. Fisk will conduct the services at the misslon at the corner of Third avenue and Flfteenth street to- morrow at 10:30 a. m. He will address the children at the home ot the frlendless at 3 o’clock p. m,, situated at No., 714 Avenue D. Parents and children not connected with the home are lnvited to attend, Since the refusal of the county to ac- cept the bridge lately bullt at Seventh street, the city has pat up fences to pre- vent the bridge belng used. The fences were torn down yesterday, and James Smith, one of the former proprietors of the Revere house, was complained of as belng the off:nder. He says they have got the wrong man, and proposes to prove go next Monday. George Woollver, the contractor who was lately injured by being thrown from & wagon and run over, Is to sue the clty for $1,000 dameges, In driving through an slley between Third and Fourth streets, and between Elghth and Ninth avenues, the approash was not properly filled, and the jolt caused him to fall off, the wheels passlog over him, breaking soveral ribs, The Nonparell denounces the practice of honorable newepapers In glving credit to articles ollppel from other papers, The old grandmother got enough life into her yesterday to really get a llttle vexed and declare it to be ‘‘a beastly hablt of giving credit to newspaper clip- pings.”” The old lady cannot be accused of indulging In this ‘‘beastly” habit, al- though her serap-book 1s mainly filled up with clippings, Four empty whisky flasks were found in the cells at the olty jail yesterdey, showlog that even iron bars do not pro- hibit, 1t seems that flasks aro frequently passed in throngh the windows by out- side frlende, and the priconers have a jolly time occaslonally In prolorglog their sprees after baving fallen into the clatches of the law. There should be a fence built about the jail building or some other praetlcal steps taken to en force prohibition, at least in the jail, Miles Mullan, who was arrested at Pa- cific Junctlon for steallng a horse belong- ing to 0. R, Mitchell, yestorday had his examination before Juetice Fralne, Willlam Foreest Patton appearei for the state, and J. 0. Rhedslack for the de- fense, Th> casa was closely and eharply fouzht, inch by ineh, but the court decld- od to Lcld tle secuzed to the gra~d jury In the sum of $7,000. Belng unable to give ball, Mullen want to jall. A change has been made in the firm of Leaman & Beebe. A few days ago Mr. Leaman bonght Mr. Beebe's iuterest and now J. R, Snyder, the Broadway grocer, goes Into the commission business with N. E. Leaman under the firm name of Snyder & Leaman at the old stand No. 14 Pearl street. The new firm are “‘rustlera” and are golng to extend thelr business and hereafter deal In everything in the commission business, Mr. Snyder 1s golng out of the grocery buslness so he oau glve his whole attention to his new businers. A wonderfual cure has been performed by Dr. Towns, of Fond da Lac, Wis. Mrs. Harrls, of Clinton, lows, called on the doctor for treatment of cancer of the tonguge, which had eaten one.quarter of it off, Townsat once administered his remedy, drawing It out In a few hours, and healing it In three weeks, Sheis not lacking for tongne now and ls wusing it In glowing terms In thedoctor's pralse. Dr. Towns is stopping at the FPaclfic house until Wednesday mornlng, the 18th Inst, He will then Jeave for Sieux Olty, where he will remain for saven days. Dr. Towns only treats such cases as are abandoned by other physiclans, It costs you nothing to step Into his office and talk with him. Office hours, 9 a. m, to Y p.m. The olty fathers who are wrestling with the problem of how to meet $60,000 of expenses with $20,000 of recelpts should go to the home of the friendless and get some lessons in financlering. From the reports of the home as pub- lished it appears that the receipts are from forty to fifty dollars a week, and yet out of this amount forty odd persons are being clothed, fed and lodged; there are repalrs to be kept up, payments to be made on property purchased some time ago, old debts to be whittled down, and the running expenses met of publishing a paper clalming 1,600 clrculation. To cap the climax the management avows its pollcy to be not to get In debt but to make the expenses conform with the re- celpts. Just how It can be done s a puzzle, and a solving of the mystery might be a clue to the remedy of the city's troubles, I1f the home can get along with less than a dollar a week for table board, lodglng, washing, etc., there must be blg money In boarding houses. — — Pruy NOIL BLUFFS July 2, 1 Notlce Is hereby glven that the New York Plumbing company will open for busliness next Monday July Gth. The company has secured the services of ekilled workmen, and have selected the finest stock of plumbing goods ever brought Into Councll Bluffs, In all work done by this company speclal care will be taken, and every sanitary rule will be carefully observed, Those wishing work done will find it to tkelr advantage to have this company’s estimate before con- tracting, [HARRY BIRKINBINE. Manager New York Plumbing company, 552 Broadwa e —— PERSONAL, OFFICE OF THE a Co. 562 Broapway Cot OR Harry Haworth has returned from the east, Mrs. George Richmond is visiting friends at Madison, Wis, Mr, Samuel Haas has returned from an ex- tended western trip, Col. L. W. Tulleys goes in for a quiet Fourth at Spirit Lake, L. J, Hutchinson and wife, of Shenandoah, were at Bechtelo's yesterday. George W, Thompson, of Van Brunt, Thompson & Co., left last evening for Chi- cago. James McMahon, who has been home on & visit, from Fremont, Neb., retnrned to Fre- mont yesterday, Mr, Ord Curtls, of Cedar Rapids, is visit- ing his brother, Harry Curtis, secretary of the Young Men’s Ceristian association, Prof, Houghton, of Tabor college, has re- signed his position, and is thinkivg of going further west to engage in tho stock business, The Rov. T. J, MacKey lett yesterday on an castern trip, Tn Chicago he expects to meet Mrs, Marshall Key, and both will take o trip around the lakes, visiting Montreal, and other points of interest, returning by rail, The Rev. G. W, Crofts, pastor of the Con- gregational church, returned yestorday from Sandwich, Ills,, where he has been after his wifo and daughter. Mr. Crofts has secured o residence on Seventh street and Eighth ave- nue, recently owned and occupied by Mr Chaffin, and will soon proceed with his family to oceupy it James Vincent, the veteran editor of the American Nozconformist, is now at Burling- ton Junction, Mo., at the eprings, and s ro covering from the effocts of the late surgical operation and lllness, He thus writes to his readers, indicating that he is far from losing bis grip on hia grit: ‘I often feel impelled to write you at length, and try by degrees to get back to my work, but when I have tried it, have been swiftly admonished to desist by re- wurniog pains. 1 am like an old fiddle, or like a fiiddle with the strings all loose, But patience! I shall have my nervous eystem tuoed up to & concert pitch after awhile, at lenst T hope so, and thee, ‘Well," you say, ‘what then? Just wait and soe! Remember, 1 am one leg ehort, but don't forget, that is not about to prevent the work going on, the work of helping to tear down the systems o corporato and ecclesinstical iniquity which combined, are dovastating aud enslaviog our nation,” e — Read Jodd & Smith's offer of $1,000 reward in another column, There were thirty-efght deaths in Day- enport during June. 'he Davenport Cremstion soclety has subscribed 3,375 for an oven, The new creamery boilding at Kock Rapids is approaching completion, The foundations have been laid for the United Brethren college at Homer, The damage by the great storm of June 14 through tho s'ate ls placed at $1,600,000. One hundred and seventoen offenders of all grades were gathered In by the po- llce of Davenport duriog Juue. The ta'e census returns indicate s THE DAILY Bl-SATUBf““ +JULY 4, 1885, g;pnhtlan for the eapital cit; olnes of between 35,000 and The state lnprmnocour\menuydeclded that hotel keepera are liable for damages to guests who contract contaglous dlseas- o8 in their houses. A damaglng wind and rainstorm swept across the couutry Saturday morning, causlng great damage In its path, which covered the state from LoMars to Du- buque. Willey, the murderer of Chatles Eva at a camp meeting near Redfield, Dal county, Augost last, was found gailty of manslavghter at Davenport, Tuesday. Sentence was deforred to July 7. John Miller, a German twenty-three years of age, deaf and dumb, was ran over and killed by the Flying Datchman traln on the Milwaukee & St. Paul road teven miles north ¢f Dubuque Monday. The first polltical convention of eolored votera ever held In this atate has jaet been held {n Mahaska county. The attendance was Jargo. The sesslon resulted In the nomination of John Prlestly, a colored man, for representative. On thelr arrival home from the natlonal turnfest at Newark, N. J., last evening, the Davenport tarning class was given a receptlon. The class won more prizes and made the best record gencrally of any class at the tournament, H. A. Fritz, the absconding rail way snd exprees agent at Lansing, proves to have made a clean.up among his friends and from the companies whose confidence he enjoyed, of not less than §3,000. He loft & wife and two children in desti- tute curcnmstances. A large building in Mons, occupled ar a dwelling and hardware store by Ed Angel, and belonging to J. P. Farley, caught a shock of electricity Saturday morning. The shaft struck the chimney, passed down and entered a bed room, where it tore off the window casings and passed outside. Mr. and Mrs. Angel wore away from home, Early Taesday morning some burglars galned an_entrance into the store of Foster & Rafferty, at Berwick, Iowa, by way of the cellar, and blew open the safe. The jar of the explosion shattered the glass in _the windows. The safe con- tained $2,000 In cash, the property of carried away. burglars. Fred Tengel 8 Dubuque dispenser of ba0zo and an advocate of personal liborty |/ made an unprovocked snd murderous at— tack Saturday evening on an elderly gentleman named William Meyer, who s a well known and respected citizen, Tengel beat his victim over the head with a mallet used for a bung-starter, fracturing the skull and otherwlse Injur- ing the unfortunate man. ——— Hanthorn sells wocd at his feed store. —— Substantlal abstracts of title snd real estate loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires, 101 Pearl street, ——— Summer Normal At Western Iowa College, commencing July 6, and continulng eight weeks Classes of three or more in any of the higher studies. Careful reviews in the comm>n studies us'ng the text books you have. W. 8. PAuLsoN, Council Blaufs, e —e——— Auction Sale of Dry Goods, We will commence selling at auction Monday, July Gth, afternoon and even- ing to close oumt the entire stock, In- cluding the fixtures. The store room is is also for rent. Don't muss this oppor- tunity to get staple zoods at your own price. Dealers take notlce. Second door below postoftice No. 34 Maln street. JouN WickHAM, Aessignee. e — The store of R. L. S8kiles, dealer in boots and shoes at 102 Main street, will be closed to-day and will not be opsn sgain until Wednesdasy morning, July 8. Miss Dovey Jacobs, of Hamburg, I is spending the Fourth with Miss Mamie Rodefer, ———— BINGULARITIES, A four-footed bird, the cegana, hus been discoyered in the lsland of Marsjo, at the mouth of the Amazon, It ressmblos & pheas- ant, and 15 only_four-footed in early lifo, s after & fow days’ existence ono pair of legs de- velops into wings. A flonting island about one hundred feet square is at present an interesting object in that portion of Lake Marsobic, Maine, known as the *“Black pond.” There has just been unearthed at Lancaster, Pa, perhaps the earliest iron casting made in the country, being & seov?lntu cast, at Eliza. beth furnace, by Baron Henry William Stie- gle, in 1758, The Baron’s namo appeara upon the plate. Ono o the tallest fish stories on record come from Japan. This yarn is gravely related in The Yokohama Gazstte, ““An extraordinarly large crab has been caught at Nakakubiki- gori, in Nilgata ken lately. The width of ite shell is about exght feet and the largest of ita loga tho same length,” An English farmor reports a strange friend- ship between his ferret and young rats—nat- ural enemies of the fiercest sort, Twice when hir ferret has had a litter young rats have boen given her to food, and each timo she has saved and suckled two of them, with her young, until they had matured, Near Astoria, Ore there is a deposit of clamshells wi covers an area of over four acres, and is piled 1n places to the depth of ton f2et. The amount of shells is incalcalablo, Over1,000 loads have been hauled away to make mldn but the amount is hlud]y notice- able in the dlmm\h n of the immense heap, From timo to time relics of the old clam oating tribe that made that place their head- quarters are found, A party recently found a clam opener, 1t was made from a whale's tooth, is about eight inches long, and is ground sharp atthe end, There are ome sixteon 1nches of soil on top of theso clam-beds on which grow fir trees soma of them 400 yoara ancisco Alta, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TVPE WRITER Isthe Highest Aduu'z mcn{ in Writing Machines in the World, With coly 89 keys_to lear operats, 1t priate 16 charscters udlog caps nd small letters, punctuatiors, fig bfat fractious. [t s the siiples PV most rapid made as well as e most di £ Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Uhicago, T11., Sole Agent H, SHOLES, Couscil Bluffs, Agent for Western Towa ONLY HOTEL In Councll Blufls haviog & FIRE HSCAPH, And all modern improvementa, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete, is' the CRESTON HOUSE 217 and 219, Maio Street, o, 4 . PROPRIETOR: orth 6th Bt, - - “CLOSING 0UT SALE HARKNESS BRO’S Of their Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hosiery, 20 to 50 Per Cent Reductior, New Lawns just received, andsuit ) fieat able t . gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced price : 0 wear, Ele CARPETS. Moquette, Body Brussels, Ingrain, Matting, Rugs, Etc. Curtains and Curtain Goods. Carpets Made and Laid by Skilled Workmen. HARK NESS BROTHRERS, <“4O¥X Broadwav, Gouncll Bluffs HAIR3OO0ODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch Whlaui ud ol dslors . Gran and e T, Pric s | €S etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices SCHLUTER ¢ BO wiIp ylcheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, ( Cor, Gth Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, MRS c L G-ILLETI'E Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 29 Main Street, Council Bluff. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will eell In retail or carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Sold by the leading dealer in every city and town, urhorn, PWELER AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, $1,000 REWARD For any c»ae of Kidney o liver disoase or dyspepsia. rheumntism, or any diseass indudced by a lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Eloctric elts and Applinncsx No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGENTS WANTED, . SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Councit BrLugrs, - - - Towa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. . P. NIL.&ES. Doalor in Wallpaper, Plain a0d Ornamental Painting Graloing, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluti, LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Helfers and cows of all ages ; e Ogure of all agee furnlshod any desired numbors; ranchmen should ~vraspond with WINDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order in latost styles at cheapest possible prices. No. 205 Main St., Council Bluff AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 605 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. The only all night house ia the city. _Tiversthing served in ' fst class stylo and on shor notice, Hot and cold lunches always ready. HE PH@ENIX W.P. AOR,’.I.‘H J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent| No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Ra.llwa Txme Ta.ble. SPECIAL NOTICES OOUNUIL BLUFFS, HOTICE.—Speolsl a vortlsemente, suo a8 Lot The following are the timos of the arrival Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board- . will bo insorted tn this column aé the low TEN OENTS PER LINE foz tho firoh Ingortion PER LINE for each eubsequent in- dvertisomente o4 cor ofdos, Mo, Proadwav OUNGIL BLUFFS ARPET _COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERYG00DS Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved o Frame hous oved on Littlo Glant trucks, the best 1 the worlg, " action Buacanteed, % W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs | . Tralng loave transfor depob ate earlicr and arrive tou minates later, DEPART, swtlon, Poarl Biroed. noy Wans Bluffs, V A young girl of good family to attend & child inswall trmily; addres J Bee office, Coun il Bluffe. 4 E‘ol(~\un A firy J. 8. Sny der, Pullkl\r—\nu\» houro, 6 rooms, desirable Toca- tion, all converioncles, rent moderate. Inquirs at Beo office, 010400 ADd RORTHWRSTERY, Mail and Expross Accommodation Express CHIOAGO AND ROCK ISLAND, Mall and Express Accommodation Express : CHIOAGO, MILWAUKKY AND 87, PAUL, Ma'l and Expross Express GUIOAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Mail and Express Accommodation Exprevs WABASD, BY. LOVIS AND PAGIIO, Local St. Louls Express Local ‘ran ransfer 8:20 1 M Local Bi50 A 7i86 1 M Transfer rausfor 006 AM EANSAS QITT, BT. OB AND COUGLL BUUFYE. 100 A x Mail and Exprose Express BIOUX CITY AND umm. Mall for Sloux Exproes for 5t x4 UNION PAGIFIC, AN THD. FOR BALE BY S. A. PIERCE, 10D Main St., Council Bluffs "I:khl‘uilill:n':v)t“:.xlld Suoe store ¥ here big bargains can clans M Groesey stodk and fixtu es 08 SALE—Lands tmproved “wad unimproved. 1t you want® farm (o westora lows, Kansas ) Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hoar from yor Bwan & Watker, |, “OR BALE—Houses, Lots and Land, A 3 1™ Stopbenson, 608 Firet avenuo. (R0 yardy) TR ¥xCAANG—B 6, 10, b 10, b 13, are hotels 1 Gills | 30 exontlocaticna for salo of for trade. 400 4 improved farm worth a shors timo ¥10,000, w e lands, Swan & 201, eaddlory Uardware manufacturi Jishiment ook and mac 209 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. DRY GOOD3, rint.. dross goods good sl fk et Jeans o1l w Hoots and shocs ot prices @ oity, GROCERI Swvecialty. Our stock is the iB My lml(ln land o 3 a8 O' I of d s 5 Overland Express 5B W E o i DUMMY TRAINS TO OMANA, | for 1and, Vi < {3 208 stock ot general merchandiso in & good L — | 1> western lowa town, value 4,000, wants an’ im ., 1:50 5. . m, Lea | proved farm in western ‘Towa, COOK'S EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New York in April, May, Jute and July by firet class ships. . pe. SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL TRAVELERS ot reduced rates, by the best reutes for pleasure travel. COUK'S EXOURSIONIST, with maps, contaln tull particalars; by mail for 10 cents. THOS COOK & BON, 61 Freadway, §. ¥, or 1406 Dearborn Bt., Chlmxu, Llls, 1 18 pounds ox € gugar. 18 pounds granu/sted (uzar. 18 pounds co: fectiopaty A BUKA 29 Lura white Rualan soap, Kirk £0 hars Vo Lndia soap, Kirks 92 bars Palma soap, Lattz Bro 18 bhoxes mate A Bwin stock of hardware in §tubos Co , Indiana, land, value about §,000. Bwan & Walker. - | I3 590, now stock of hax. waro in_a live Nebraska > town forland, value 88,0%. Swan & Walkor, | Best syrup, por i B taand skell | Fost sorgham, per gallon.. hard at 8,000, wane & good dm. | et Eoglish currants 14 p yroved farm, alker 10 hoxea gonuive Lewis 1y B 02,8 810000 stock of clothing In & good Wis- | 6 2-pound caos etrawberrios I’ yrup. consin cily, 4 in lands aud bslenoe cash or im: | & 8-pound censpeaches, in syruj proved security. Beautifal store room at low rent. | 10 8-pound Hwan & Walker. 16 pounds 3 10, ook ot 10 pounps evap Iowa tow Lorllard climix & Walker. 3 211 fine brck block, ronta well, in » ive contral Ia.t.wn 0ne Fom ¢ upled with godart stock of Koods, wants_an_improve n, value; bullding 18,000, goods §7,000, 'Bwa 3 2 sock of boots, thoos bats, cape and rlflhlnx valued §3 000, mumum. bekt towns tu Neb Valued §3,000 . Swan & Walker. B ' $3,000 stock of clowing, wants land fn oxth Westorn Iows, for $6,000, and will pay diflorence. Bwan & Walker, P 114, 80 85000 skcok of drugs in central fowa for land. Swan & Wi Bacother stook ot ‘with store building 7 cbraska vown wants partly improved Walker, Fes Tull particulars, write to or_call upon Bwan & + Walker. 1(you want to sell, buy, or trad thing, tell 8. & W. about it. bwan & Walker, Coun- cil Blufls Towa, N. 80HURZ, Justice of the Peace. “ouNGiE BLOFIE"" “T0Wa and is being continually replenished by all the lstest and choicest noveltles, Jlon 05 Broadway Council Emfls R. Rice B, D, a AHCEBS fmrmord removad without t 207, stock ef xed hardware ina_llve westorn oF oAl kallo ar dxawiag of biewd. \oap I, value §6,00% Bwan ‘HBUNIE DISEASE“ 131 ade syl warisas Odisn Ko 8ges8s pourd. per poun: Flour, sll b:auds frai $2.10 to §5 53 pes GOODS FOR CASH ONLY Lower Than Any Other IN THE CITY, S. HL.FILBERT, 6 Broadw:0 - Council Blufiy whe House FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Sixtoen acres, tenfo feult, six in garden and timberland, six foom house, stable, well, clsbern, &« Who for the past 10 yearshas beon practsiog | llin go.d canditlon, or will trade'tor Omaha prop- 8an Francisco |3 now located at No 58 N. 0th Stre | erty. s 5 KELLER, gpposie now Opers House. Y. dao Baloear guarantecs to restore County Treasurer's office, Counctl Blufls, JACOB SIMS, “HAIR OR WHIEKERS, Attorney - at-Law, Or to give anyone 8 bugh mustache or bring out & COUNCIL BLUFI18, IOWA, fine growth of bair orboard in from four torix weeks. Biloos s nd satisfaction guaranteed, Ofco Main Btrest, Rooms 7 and 8, Bhugart and i o ™ Wil s rachioe 13 Bataact thLs GouEt Madame[ ), Balcear, Bwan & | THOS. O¥FIOZR, W. H, M. YUER Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, - 1865 Dealers in ¥ d D el iy uxmn and Domestic Exchau Oanoors, deatnos and especislly rheumatisin and ohronio ciseases cred by & uatural gift of he el Dy, E. J. Balcear, Counc:l Bluffs, Ia,