Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE--COU NCIL BLUFFS, TUESDAY, JULY 7 1885 THE DAILY BEF. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning, July 7, PSUBSCRIPTION RATES, 50 oenta‘per weok oarrim » . §10.00 per yoar By Mwil MINOR MENTION. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods. The Loofbourow-Aylesworth contest for the distrlct judgeship will be settled to-morrow. The complaint made agalnst James Smlth for tearing down the fence at the condemned Seventh street bridge was dismissed yesterday. Taylor & Calef will start a branch gro- cory in the bullding formerly occupied by Knepher & Raser, on Broadway at the Northwestern crossing, It Is sald that J. W, McOabe, the one- armed letter oarrler who suddenly left town about June 15th, ls alring himself quietly In Lincoln, Neb. Ladles of all denominations interested in benovolentwork are invited to attend » meeting this afternoon at 3 o'cleck, at the realdence of Mrs, Dr, Green, No. 26 Sixth street. A Baptist church sociable will be held on Friday evenlng of thls week at the residence of the pastor of tho Baptlst church the Rev.-D. H, Cooley, No. 720 Seventh strect. It 1s glven out that Tom Bowman de- clares that, rather than have Wells Cook appointed postmaster, ho will turn his forces in the direction of having Armour retalned until the end of the term. J. D. Orockwell is to remove into the building lately occupled by Porterfield, as Elseman, Rodda & company take his present store August 1, In additlon to the two stores now occupled by them. Thera was a partlal hearlng yesterday of the evidence in the case of Joe Scott, charged with assaulting James Farmer with a billy, and the conclusion of the ‘whole matter was put over until Friday moralng, The clty pound was well filled up yor- terday, about forty cows being captured invading a cornfield on the bottom and run In, Thoy found the change of dlet . from green corn to a stone pile rather sudden and not very desirable. An Interesting programme will be pre- sented at the Young Men’s Christlan assoclation, corner Main atreet and Broadway, this evening at 8 o’clock. Both ladles and gentlemen are invited to be present. A speclal Invitation fs ex- tended to strangers. Oharlle Helaler has forsome time taken the honors of haying the tallest barber pole in the city, it being as high as.a telegraph pole, and now he takes the lead for having the handsomest pole, it being » perfect beauty, and just recelved from Ohicago, where it had been made to suit his taste. In another column Is to be found a representation of Noll's beer faucet, for which O, Geize has secured the agency for western Iowa and Nebraska. Those concerned in handling the formy bever- age should Investigate {t. It will stand investigation- or such a man as Mr. Gelse would not be presenting It to the attention of the dealers. It Is reported that the wife] Wallace, an express driver, with another man, Wallace has a couple of small children left to his care by his wife's move, she having taken the young- eat, promising to shortly return. Wallace thinks his wife skipped out with one Nelson Easton, of Crescent, who also h: s wife ard children. t seems that Mr., Barnett has not yet forsaken the positlon as deputy revenue collector at this point, and that Instead of Mr, Lange having a first mortgage on the place, thers Is a good prospect for Barnett to remain, all seeming well sat- Isfied with the manner In which he has couducted the business, and his petitlon for retentlon being a very atrong one, and signed by men of both partles. T motlon for & new trlal ih the Cuff Johnson case was to have been heard before Judge Loofbourow to-dsy, but the judge telegraphed he was 111, and the hearlpg was put off until ¥Friday, when it 1s expected he will be here to listen to that and other unfinlshed buslness. The motion for anew trlal was partly heard before, but reopened for the presentation of some other matter concerning the al- leged misconduct of one of the jurymen. The postofiice fight at Washington is waxing warm enough to indicate that some of the asplrants are getting del perate, It ls sald that Bowman has opened up cn Wells Cook’s record and pereonal character, claiming that he dld not make the right use of campaign fands last fall. Mr. Cook is eaid to have for- warded proof showing the falslty of the accusations, and strengthening the claims already made by him and his friends in favor of hls appointment. The slaughter houses locatea In the rallroad addition are threatened with a compulsory change of location, they hav. ing been complalned of as nulsances by some of the ueighbors who cannot stand the odor. At the last term of the dis- telot court the grand jury found bill sgainst a number of the keepers of these places, and they pleading gullty time was given them, untll December 1, to remove the honses, Itis expected that the mat- ter will not be allowed to remaln quiet even ontil then, as there [s talk of in- unction sults being commenced at oxce, to keep the butchers from using the alaaghter houses this snmumer, Substantial abstracts of title and real eatate loane. J, W, and E, L, Squlres, 101 Pearl street, e — Hanthorn sells wocd at bls feed store. DEPLORABLE DELAY In Securing & New Court House, for Tois County, The Talk of Ohanging Sites, The stand-still conditlon of the new court house enterprise oa much talk, and many theories are advanced as to the matter. It seems that the county board hae fully determined not to go ahead with the bailding of the court house un. tll the elty provides some sewerage along Fifth avenue, and the clty sees no imme- dlate way for paylng for such a sewer. The city finances are a little tangled up just now, and the council do not feel like making any new contracts until the old affairs are stralghtened. The alder- men say that they do not see any way by which they ocan at present legally provide] for money to pay for the desired sewer. Now the ocounty board proposes to conslder the ad- visibillty of securlng some new slte for the court house. Intimation that a new location may be chosen strlkes many a mere bluff, for the dlstinct under- atanding was at the time of the election that the court house, if voted, would be on the present site, the people naturally dreading the vexatlons and the chances for jobs, which would arize from an at- tempt to relocate the building. The county board are pulting greater stress upon the necemity of having a sewer right away than many others deem justifiable. The queetion is heard every day, why cannot the foundations ol the court house be laid, and so bullt that the strect sewer oan be put in a little later? The bullding will be several years in pro- cess of erectlon, and before it is ready for occupancy the city can bave its sewer in, and there need be no practleal delay, although the clty could bs thus accommo- dated. The supervisors feel a little dlf- ferently about the matter than is gener- ally understood. They claim that the sower Is needed right away, not merely for the court house, but for the jall, which will soon be completed and ready for wuse. This new jail, they 83y, cannot be ocoupled without some way of sewerlng it, and that it 1s not well to go to the expense of providing some temporary sewer. They eannot put the prisoners Into the new jail untll this new sewer Is provided, and they cannot abandon the old jailand tear down the old court house until the pris- oners can be cared for fn the new jail. Thus they clalm that it {s uselews to talk about going ahead with the building of the new court honse without the Fifth avenue sewer being made. Before start- Ing on the new building the old one must be torn down, and where caa the pris- oners now In the jall in the basement be put? Can they be put In the new jall when there is no sewer for that elther? There seems to be much force in this porition, but still the talk about changing the locatlon of the court house on this account does not seem 80 necessary. It looks as If the county board was trylng to force the clty to bulld the a t once, no matter what the complicat! Few belleve that the county go far forget the promires msde to the voters that there should ba no rea! estate speculation connected with the enter- prise. The county has alrcady ratified this pledge by buyicg the Episcopal church property so as to make the pres- ent alte complete, and row to begin the [ i with the well knowa causes most talk of a change, probity of the supervisors cltizens to look upon the proposed change as & sort of a bluff to brivg the citizens to a realization of the necosslty of taking some immedlate action. It Is suggested that If the sewer ia nec- essary to the building the county has the right to bulld it. The city councll pro- posed lately to the board that if the county would build the mewer the city would pay the county back 80 soon as the clty should begin tapping this sewer and making any use of 1t for clty purposes. The board considered this in the light of lending the clly money with which to make street improvements, and promptly rejected the proposition, and passed the resolution threatening to change the lo- catlon of the court house In case the sewer was not bullt nght away, quick, by the city. The building should go on, in some way, and this delay Is greatly to be deplored, but great as 1s the emergency there should be no blaff game indulged in on either side. The wiatter is too serlous for ony trifling or any by-plays. County and city should join in eelving the prob- lem &5 soon as possible. There is nc doubf but that property owners In other parts of the clty would give something to have the court house loeated so as to glve greater value o thelr private property, and it iy s3id that al- ready an offer was made to the board to glve the county not only another site free of expente, but $10,000 in cath besides. The mcment this question is opened up there will be no end of scheming and job- bing, and the sopervisors will be almost more than human If they can succeed in relocatlng the court houee, in view of the clear understanding that the slte would remaln unchanged, with out getting at least the touch of e pleton upon their official garment, which thus far have bsen recognized as much more spotless than the average washing of the average officeholder. It can bardly be concelved that the county board really thinks seriously of making any change, or of soberly opening up any such discussion, and hence it seems that 1t must be a bluff. If a bluff, the sooner that tools dropped, and the matter handled equarely and above board the speedler and the more satlsfactory will be the solutlon of the troubleeome problem, e ——— Read Judd & Smith’s offer of §1,000 reward in anotber column, o ——— PERSONAL, R, M. Wilber leaves to-day on & business trip we Mrs. R, M. Wilber leaves to-morrow for a visit to the lakee, Mrs, Elizabeth Olarke and ‘daughter leave to-day on a western tour, Samuel Tate, who runs the Eastern hotel, ia the bappy father of a bouncing boy baby, Mrs, Cocke, mother of the dry goods man, W, D, Cocke, is on a visit to herjdaughter in Kearney, Neb, Bob Keonz is back for a few days from the ranch which be and Lee Forman have in Ni- obrara county Neb, Mr, and Mrs, D, M, Bacon, of Genoa, N. Y,, we inthe city visiting their daughter, Mrs, E. R, Caldwell, Ord Curkie, of Cedar Rapids, Neb., whoh been visiting his brother, Harry Curtis, re. turned home lask night, Capt. A, Overton has returned from Arkan. where he got little sleep, the thermometer | standing at 102° at midnight. Mrs. J. A, Cromley leaves foday for visit to her friends in Clarke county, Tows, expect- ing to be absent two months ot so. Charles . Arnold, night operator at the Chicago, Burlington &Quiney freight yards in this city, was marriod in 3¢, Louis yesterday mornin Miss Ellen M, Gowdy, who has been sery- ing aa assistant in the high school, has de clined n reappointment, having accepted a po ition in the Des Mcines schools, Mrs, Frank Geer loft yesterday on a two months vislt to the home of her parents in Pennsylvania whers it Is thought she will re gain, 1n the mountains, her lost,health. *W. Ed) Elam business manager of Keeline & Folt, left last evening for the far west to look into trade prospects with a view to |put icg aman in that terntory, He will visit their customers who already buy of thi bouse and probably return in two weeks, Prof. J. T, Elattery loft yesterday for St. Louls, He haa for five years been the princi- palof St Josoph's acadamy, haviog taught here 1n 1875-G and then returning hero in 1882 has remained since, He will probably not re- turn in the fall, and as his lady assistant is to join the sisters, an entire change of teachers will result. Prof, Slattery leaves many friends here, who hope to hear of continued succass wherever ho may be. e —— Attention Alumni, Business meeting of High School Alumnl sssoclation Tuerday, 7th Inst., at Bloomer school building, at 7:30 p. m. Come. Annual dues 76c. All members not present will be called upon by com- mittee In person. By order cf com- mittee. SQUEEZING SKILES, Many Troubles Closing in on the Main Street Shee Man, His Irial To-Day. The careor of R. I. Skiles, the boot and ghoe man on Maln etreet, ecems to be getting checkered, and his exchequer getting In worse and worae condition. It will be remembered that some few months ago he was arrested {n Omeha on the charge of forgery, it belng claimed that while in the capaclty of agent for an Ineurance company he signed his father— in-law’s name to some documents, with- out any authority, Sklles is the son of an old army friend of Gen. Howard, and besides that was himself qulte earneat|’ in his profeesions of goodllness of fature intention, if not of record, and the gemeral and other family frlends had their sympathy excited in his behalf, and thelr nobler Instincts caused them to atand by him In his tron- bles. Bail was secured and Skyles set at liberty. By the Influence of Skiles’ friends Mr. sT. N. Bray, who recently closed a boot apd shce businees here and opened a store in Omaha, was Induced to make a business place for Skliles, and en- tered Into a contract with him, and after the expevsos, including §40 a month for Skiles’ services, were pald, the profits were to be divided between them. The business has thus been running in Skiles’ unane, he meaking an accounting each week to Bray, who filt secure, ashe looked to Gen, How a3 vouchirng for m. About the firet of the month there was » little sensatlon caused by the fact that a young girl charged Skiles with having se- duced her, and as narrated in the BEE at the timo, 1kough for soveral roasons the npmes were not then glven, Skiles claimed that it was'a olear!cise of black- mall, and there seemed to be some color to such a theory, while others, knowing the facts, were content with the theory that Skiles had indiscreetly placed him- self n the power of & girl who had none {00 gocd a reputation for modesty. How- ever this may have been, the boot and shoe man concluded that he could not afford, in view of the previous sensational reports about him, to have this given to the public, and he compromised the matter by giving the girl about §75. Skiles had no capital and the bueiness had not been bringing him in any surplus wealth, and so the payment of even this amount rather pinched him, and he began to make some queer accounting to Bray. In his weekly report to Bray he repre- sented the rent of the store as pald, but sent no recefpt. Bray's suspleions betng aroused, he came over to this eide, and is eald to have found that the rent was not met and then the storm began to break. It seems that Skiles, in order to right himeelf, put a mortgage on the stock for $200 in favor of A.T. Flickinger, who had eecured a loan for him. The glving of this mortgage caused another little stir and numerous consultations have held during the past few days. On Satnrday Gen. Howard concluded not to remain on Skiles’ bond any longer, and turned him over to the suthorlties, Skiles belng placed In jall, where he now is, the arrangement betng that the forgery case will be tried to-day, and the expectation belng that it will be settled in some way, The financial troubles wlll apparently be a little more difficult to get right. Just how the dif- ferent clalms will be adjusted Is not plain, It is understocd there are fow, if any, outside clalms, but the stroggle, If there is sny, will be chiefly between Bray, Flickloger and Gen. Howard. Probably the matters will be In some way adjusted between them, but 1t appears that Skiles will no longer be in the business, he causing too many complications by his eccentricltles, Sklles Is a man of fine appearancs and pollshed manner, and naturally inspires confidence in a strang- er, Hels a man of family, and whatever msay be thought of him and his actions much sympathy s felt for them, and this sympathy for his honorable and honored relatives has secured for him much char- {table feeling and help. e ——— Auction Ssle of Dry Goods, We will commence selllng at auction Mondsy, July Gth, afternoon and even- ing to close out the entire stock, in- cluding the fixtures, The s'ore room Is is also for rent, Don't miss this oppor- tunity to get staple gocds at your own price. Dealers take notlce. Becond door below pestoffice No, 34 Main street. Council Blaffe, Tewa. Janes Wicknay, Assignee, | — ell for 50 cents each at Car- son City, N and are in demand to send east a8 curiosities, e —— Maueller Music Company, Will gell all the planos and organs pur- ohased at the J. Mueller sale at closing out prices. Elther cash or tlme pay- ments, Now ls your tlme to get plancs and ecrgans cheap' as tae old business must be closed up. A J.Stevenson, Real Estate Dealer, WO, 508 FIRST AVE, (Council Blufty, Town. H. 8. WEST, DENTIST, [No, 12 Pearl &, Over Boe offics, Partlealar Atteatien Olven) 1o the Proservatien of the ¥ataral Tooth. 1. L. RATEKIN, Farmers' Commission Store, LER 1N L Tralts, Confoetls asd Tobaseo, POULTRY A SPECIALTY, ighest market prico paid for farm produce. DENTISTS, Couaell Blafts, Towa, Drs. WOODBURY & SON, Cor. Pearl St, & 1st Ave,, |®. wmsTcorT, ‘ Manufaeturer of Trunks, Satchels, Sample Cases, otc, Trunks _Repaired. No. 89 Pearl 8t, corner| of First Avenue. That you ean rely on, | MoMAZON & 00, Ed. Wright STENOGRAPHER —AND— Type-Writer (Office No, 518 Mynstor Bt. J. J. BLISS, vt e Latest Styles of Hillinery & Notions, Always at lewest prioes. No, 328 Broadway. C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET, All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, POULTRY. No. 799 Main Street. EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour, Feed, ete., ALWAYS AT THR Lowest Market Price,| Oor. of Maln and Ninth Ave,,| Commonly known as EVERYBODY'S STORE, J.J. KOBETICH, Flne Boot and Shoe Maker, No 225 Main St Council Blufly, Towa, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE| o Lowest Rates, No, d Pear! bt [NeumAYER'S HOTEL, Nos. 208, 810 Proadway, Rates $1,00 to $1.25 per day First Olass Bar in connection, Opposite Ogden House. Real Estat Losa asd Tarerases A —ov— FORREST SMITH, Fire Companies Represeatl $02,000,000 of Asséts, No 130 Main St. toamell Slefty, - ‘S31¥300UD Loweg prv atdng uj sopy ‘THOLS $.00 VAL KOISOA WD SITINTH TIONNOD 1974 10K tonAL A. P. Hanohett, M.D, BOMEOPATEIS Physician & Surgeon, Counc 0ffico No 13 Houns: 10 2104 p. RESIDENCY street, hours, a.m. and afte Telephone Mandemakers & Van, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ¥o, 201 Upper Breadway, Dr. W. L. Capell, Special attention given tol Diseases of Wemen and Chrealo Diseasen. CONSULTATION FREE, Offico in Dohany's Opera House. ARTHUR LEFKOVITS No. 104 MAIN ST, All kinds of Fralts, Conféctlonsry&Clgars The cheapest store and| the best stock of Fruits. R, L SKILES, Boots and Shoes| AT LOW PRICES, 102 Maln Stz Counell Bluffy, In, @randy & Oo,, City Drag Store, Fina Cigars, Toilet Articles, Eto, Prescriptions a Speclalty.| _ND. 21 Main Bt. CHICAGD MEAT MARKET, JORN EVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat,, BOLOGNA CAUDAGE, Lard, Dried Beef, etc.| No, 625 Main Street, 25t Doer 0. of BF, Jo. House. e E.C.SMITH, General Agt. 0 Tork LId Tasurance Cempeany. o, 506 Brosdway.—Up) atalrs, Ll P. 0. nn.mz.‘] Wall Paper aad Dicorations Dalats, Olls & Varaledty, No. 18 Pear! St, | COUNCIL BLUFFS, u..; JOHN J. KURTZ, PHENIX Meat Market. Cor. Mala and Otory Bts, TAYLOR & CALEF, Fanoy and Staple GROCERIES, | Bert e 1 tho Clty, No. 586 Broadway, Gounell Bluffy, J. L. FORMAN, CLOTHING, Gent's Furnishing Goods,| IATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, etc.) l No. 164 Broadway, {Opposite the Ogden House Erniaua & Co., Prope. All kinds of Castings. Crostings & Roofing ral- inge & speclalty. Prompt Attention Given| Ropaira. Shops Cor.8d et &13thAv. o Union Tron Werls| F.P. Bellinger, M.D, Surgeon 500 Broadway, Up-stairs Reeldence 637, 6th Avenue Cor. 7th 84 — e 1. GILINSKY, New and Second Hand FURNITURE, Staves and Household Goods, At Lowest Prices Cheapest Btore In Town, No. 538 Broadway, Council Blufty, Xo D. GOLDSTEIN, Pawn & Loan Office, 298 Broadway. GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods, WATCHES, JEWELST, CLOTI [Musical Instr Rovelvers, Qu: ODELL & DAY, No. 89 Pearl Street, Real Eatate, Insurancel and Loan Agents, | Have §600,000 to Loan oa| 7per cent Interosh. | STORAGE Warekouse, Dohany’s 01d Hall HA IR 300DS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS. Formerlv MRS. 29 Main C.L.GILLETTE. J.J. GOODE. 8treet, Council Bluff, HOUSE MOVER Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved AND RAISER. and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hcus moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs T P. NILES. Dealer in Wfllll]fll]fll‘, Plain and Graloing, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Froscoing. 110 Matn St., Council Blufts, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., CouNorr BLures, Towa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a vertisements, suo a8 Lost Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wante, Board. tng, efc., will bo Inserted in this column 0 low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for $he first Insertlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subssquent in- lon. Leave advertisoments a4 our office, No. #1 Bireot. noar Proadway WANTS. “,‘A.meA first-clags waiter at Lonlo & Setzger restauratt, No 62 and 7 Broadway. YV Axmeo. Situation on tarm by & young man s Bl Perience. ~ Addres G." Eeo offce, Couno i uffs, {JOR SALR -A first-class grocery stosk dixtu e KIEL SALE STABLES |Fiuilaisiamy = == Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which | J{oR ® we will kell In retail or carload lots /| Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholeeale and retal dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- SCHL eomable Satlstaction Guaranteed. UTER ¢ BO WLEY Cor. 5th Av, and 4th St., Council Bluffs. Sold by the leading dealer in every I EWELER, AGENT " city and town, E: Burhorn, 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, $1,000 REWARD For any oo of Kidney or liver disenso or dyspepsis, rhoumatism, or any diseas by a lack of native power, that cannot be cured elts and Applisnces, AGENTS WANTED, by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio 80, Fourth 8t., Council Bluffs, Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible "prices. No, 205 Main 8t., Council Bluff Ty P AND “THE ENGLISH" HAANTX KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, . The only all night house in the city. notice, . Council Bluffs, Everythiog served in first class style and on shor Hot and cold lunches always ready. LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AN Helfora and cows of all ages furnished ¢ purcha iog elsewhere D FEEDERS. auy desired pumbers; ranchmen should correspond with WINDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa, —A new hourc, 6 rooms, desirable loca. tion, all convenioncies, rent moderate. Inquire at Beo offloe, FOR BALE BY S. A, PIERCE, 100 Main St., Council Bluffs Rotail Boot and Shoo storo Where big bargains can aiways be found. {'OR SALE—Lan improved sad unimproved. 11 you want a farm n wostorn lows, Kansss Nebraskn or Dakots, lotus hear from you. 8wAx & WAuxa, F\DH BALE—Houses, Lots and Land, A. J Stoph enson, 603 First avenuc, re hotels in aiff- 188, spocial bargain 318,000, price for & short time $ for low priced Western lands, 201, saddlor; lshwent stook and western land . Bwi , stock cf d ceries and hardware, rn Nebraska town Jise in & good ,000, wants an im loultural implements and_ shelt . valuo about 8,000, wan's & good fm. Swan & Walker, ,000 stock of clothing In a good Wis- ty, 4 in lands and balance cash or im. roved soourity. - Beautiful store room at low rent. wan & Walker, 211, flne brick block, rents well, in a Ii Ia.t:wn one room occupied with gener farm, val & galker, hoos bats, caps and clothing ' of the best towns tu Neb., N, | co. Swan & Walker, B 2l N $8,000 stock of druge in central fowa for ! Swan & Walerr, 1 i N | 321ancthor staok of drags valuo from50) ta $700 with store building ard ot value 8500 d ¥ cbraska town wants partly improved land. Walker, Fw full particulars, write to or call upo: Walker, 1f you want to sel!, buy, or t thing, tell 8. & W. Bwan & Walks cil Blufts lowa. N. BOHURZ. Justicg of (e Peace OFFION OVER AM RXPRESS TOVNQTE RLUTFRS. TOWA Madame £, J. Balcear, Who for the past 10 years has been practising San Franclsco is now located st No 28 N. Oth Stre posite new Opera House, adame Balcoar guarantecs to restore 2 HAIR CR WHISKERS, O to give anyono a bugh mustache or bring out & fine growih of balr ox board in from four tosix weeks. Fiovs reasonablo and satiafaction guarsuteed, O ancers, deatness and especially rheumatiain and o hronic Glscases cured by & uatural gift of he cress. Dr, E, J, Balcear, brtd th 8t - Council Bluffs, [a oubit, 1| Na aralloaf toba S.H. FILBERT, 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluffs, 20 yardy print. 2074 dross geod “ guflolk joun Bost Jeans all wiol, 806 por Boots and shoos at priccs a3 1w as clty, GROCERIES, 16 pounds ex O sugar, 18 pounds granulated confoctionary A SUEAF. s, | 23 bars whito Rusian soap i luo India soap, K alma s0ap, Lauts Bro' 18 boxen matclios porated ap olimax tobacco per pe ¥ plug tabacco, per pourd 0, per pound, Flour, all brands fxom $2.10 to §3 50 GOODS FOR CASH ONLY Lorllard 888888 Lower Than Any Other House e IN THE CITY, S. H.FILBERT, 6 Broadw:i0 = = Council Bluff THE RECENTLY IM;AOVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER Isthe Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World, 1,30 kegn to I m operate. It prints 76 characte including caps and small let Pctions. 1t s tha. sttiny sud most rapid writing = machine wado as well a8 ae wost durable K7 Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Tll., Solo Agents, 0. H, SHOLES, Councll Bluffs § Agent for Western Tows, JACOB SIMS, Ritorney - at-Law, OOUNCIL BLUFIS, IOWA, Office Malu Btr Koo 7 aud 8, Shugart a8 Hons blocks WL peachios 1 B1AMAd (A4S S0URN Ornamentat Peintng I |