Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1886, Page 6

THE SUNI COUNCIL BLUFFS., MONDAY MORNING NOV. 8 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in uny part of the city at twenty cente per week. H.W.TiLtox, - - - Manager. TELEPHONES: Roerxrss Orrice, No. 4k Niant Epiron No. 23 = MINOR MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. New fall goods at Reiter's. brand oysters, the best. Cooper & Metiee sell hardware. A man named Quinn is in jail for being full yesterday. “Black Crook” at the opera Thursday night. Pancls nt $3.50 per dozen at Schmidt's galler n street, A division of K. of P. will be organ- 1zed to-night at Colfax, Craig Myersis registe nulu- station house as house on «l on the blotter aslecp on the he walls of the Soldiers” home at Marshalltown have been completed to the level of the surfac Up to date only two retail and one wholesale dealer have ‘taken out license to sell butterine or oleomargarine in this city. The Domestic sewmg mack are to give an art exhibit some wecek in the store of Broadway. We will sell 2 to: for $1 folks this ieorge R. Beard, on 5 bars fine laundry soap To-morrow _and after it will be 16 bars for § J. W. Kleeb, fine groceries, No. 315 Kro The Lester & Allen minstrel troupe ¢ this morning for Plattsmouth. On to a light ame show, 1 Fred. avery his i} o Logan, wore in the elty! v r ,000 worth of \wlr) Ww- night ete., th store at Logan on Thursday Mount Pleasant, where he took Mrs Simpson, of Big Grove, who has become deranged. Mrs. Simpson is the mother of seven children, the youngest of which is two A1, 8. Livingstone, of Dixon, Colo., was in the city yeste t to Missouri, He w and may ke |H~ pure ( unfll.lhh- Ricketts has returned hu‘m s, as he |IA|~ !L\I‘l iiles from Dixon, and Al stor Uding se, blacksmith, drug, ete., cte. 1f Council Blufls is to have a chs r it will be well to have i wrlier t held Jast y It is about time to begin the or, tion so that all the details can be ar- ranged with care and the work be more thorough than ever befor On Friday t W. L. Bedison and entertained a number of fricnids at progressive cuchre at their home. The first ladies’ prize went to Miss Lena Bedison, the second to Miss Ralston, while Mr, nk Hen- dricks and Mr. A A were vded the gentiemen’s prizes. new base ball ¢ been fully organized, with W, went; AL W, W AealEncl Ol Storie : Six ' players haye been_sign. balance will be shortly. To-duy grading will commence on thé new grounds and the fence will be completed (his fa Last evening The a fow of his immedis supper. One of th 1 lml vnlurl:\im-:i 8 L,llm(u read an mlg inal poem on “The's™ late trip to Mont- gomery county, a copy of which was presented to the hos It was hand- somely engrossed aud framed, andin a very neat and modest speech Mr. Lund accepted the same. d LaMott, who for a short time to run the skating rink, wus yesterday {Iilli'll on the ('h'u'gvo[L eny. It seems .aMott got lodging ina Damsh board- ing house on Broadway Satur night, and yeste morning a of shoes W ere missin, They were found inla Mott’s possession, and he had oftered them for sale, To-day the new | & Northwestern railway will be between Onawa and Lake City. A new nl,h has gone into ¢ by which Northwestern branches ns of the new t accommora fion 1o £ho travoling nblio: a8, thoy wil now be able to go up on the Sioux ( train and make counncctions by wh they can reach the towns on the Maple nch of the Northwestern before while under the old arrangement 0 compelled to drive from o to Carroll and then up, ar it uq.,hl tried nch of the Chi \z0 opened River bra noon, h ——— The best stove 1 ever had is the verdict of thousands who have used the Radiant Home base burner, Cooper & McGee, agents, e s To Sub-Contractor Earth, rock and masonry work to let on the Colorado & Western railway. Ap- ply toJ J. Brown & Co., contractor: Council Bluffs, 1 ., or Cheyeni or Dillon, Colo e, Wyo., — o —-— rsonal Paragrap [} Colonel Sapp left yesterday for the west. L. Perkins, of Des Moines, is at the Ogden. Mrs. O. M. Brown is home agam from the west. William Burns, of Milwaukee, is at the Bechtele. E. H, Colburn, of Chicago, was at the Ogden’ yesterduy. W, Clark, of Fuirficld, was at the Og: den house yesterd N.D. W, was in the city yesterd The Misses Cora and Ads visiting friends at Keokuk, Mrs L. E. Roberts has returned from an extended eastern visit, Mrs. Ed. Mott has returned home from visit to her sister at Anamoss Lee Henry has gone to Nebr his wife was suddenly taken ill, H. J. Pitts, of Bradford, Pa., is in the :ily. and expects to make this his future Rapids, Mich., Bedison are u, where c'al-*rd:\ y Vis- \' estle, of Carroll, ! . Nichols, in ghter Mrs. R, Mrs. Jame: Mame, in St. Lows. Charles Schmidt, of New York City, is visiting s brother Huarry Schmidt, the photographer. Mrs. C. D. Boyd, whose husband rep- resents the McClurg cracker company on the road, has arvived in the city and will now wake this her home. Mrs. J J. Steadman, wife of the editor of the Noupareil, loft terday for her home in Creston, having spent a fow days bere visiting her husband, Craig and daughter, Miss visiting their son and brother ‘The park commissioners ofl reward of §25 for evidence that will lcad to the conviction of anyon sclun'l to the ) Fairmont grass or timbe A GRAHAM, l'namuu. NDAY BEE.|THEE ABOLT THE BLUFFS A Smali Fire nml a L‘u]:- Barglary Break funday's Mnmtony GONE AFTER KOST'S REMAINS. Puzzling Queries for the Medical Ex- aminers to Answer—A Novel En- tertainment Being Prepared —A New Social Club, The Medical Examiners, The state board of medical ¢ here met with many perplexing questions in trying to arrange rules and regula- tions under the new law regarding pr: ticing physici: One of the perplex- ities is in regard to those practicing chiristinn seience healers. They use medicine and are utterly opposed to sorts of drugs. Neither do they use surgical instruments, and yet they treat all sorts of diseases, and take pay for the One of the legal questions to be also, is whether it 18 necessary for T, Or one acting as n coroner, to n all cases where n attended or was 18, as no all 1o registered physici kel informed of the faet The board has decided to have a meeting at Des Moines to-morrow, and some of these matters The call for will he brought up then. llu' meeting is A STA'TT % OFFICE OF T1 of the Towa state ho 2 held at th Ith in_this city, b o'elock p. m., Tuesday, Nov. ! purpose of verifying diplomas, Yoting upon_applications_ for practice medicine, examining avpl ts and attending to sueh other busin as may come betore it All physicians who expect fo con- tinue the practicé of medicine in the st after the 1Ist of Janu next, and all wives who liave begun practice since the 5d pril, 186, should not fail to file their applications’ betore November 9th, Lt is not ble that another meeting will be held, a failure to secure a certilicate will be a greal sou of embarrassment as well as ex- vense. ks and all needed intormation willbe prowptly and elieerfully furnished by us. <X \I N DY, Secretary. Richmond ILm;:v for, hard coal are the best. Cooper & McGee sell them. AP Anything you want in Housckeeper's Hardware and Tinware at Cooper & McGee's, Weather stri - s at Chapman’s, 105 Main. - DOWN ON MORMONISM. A Discourse By One Who Has Lived in Utah and Don'c Like Polygamy. Rev. Dwight Spencer, who has spent six years in Utah, defivered last evening in the Baptist church avery interesting discourse on Mormonism. He has evi- dently been aclose observer, a careful student of humanity, as well as of books, and he handled his subject clearly and strongly. He pictured Mormonism asan evil which could not be laughed out of existence, mnor would it die of its own unworthines It was strong and growing. He outlined some of its ments of strength, first of perfect organization, which ; plained in detail. There were 28,000 oflicers of various zrades in the Mc nmu thus placing one of these to e wdult members. head of |hn _was believed to receive revelations om God, go_that when he vslluuL«- in_person in the tabernacle or either through his assistants, the nvui:h- listened astot of God. In ah alone there were 230,000 people thus obeying im0l it e Willlof &l utman pricstors The history of the world had shown this to be most dangerous and menacing to any form of government. The political power thus wielded was immense. As the head of the chureh di- rected, so the Mormons voted solidly, like so many machines, with no will or opinion of their own. Politicians, recog- the power of the church, catered nd made the situation more ‘- This power and organization was shown alsoin colomzation. Rich valleys were being taken up in various places by Mormons sent —out to POSsess the lgnd and hold it for the church. If others come into such settlements they were soon induced to leave, for life could be so unuoyed as to become unbearable. The church was thus reaching out and gaining new pos- T power being exerted over woman, m-l through ln . His- s, whether exerted l|l||- or false, women Jhu IIn I est intluency t and hence fhat of bolygamy. he priest craft ad a revelation, Its purpose was to degrade woman, who was such a power, and made her subject to the will of the priest craft 1y women were made to believe tha ringe and n to man was the only hope 1on. The church high in rank in n, as |h<~" became the heads of large familics omen looked upon the men who married them as being their saviors; for unless marricd those women would be lost. Thus women were used and i ded most fearfully. The speaker named many instances of the de- moralizing effect of ‘poiygamy. The speaker spoke af the natnral loc: tion of the true west, its size and its evi- dent future, and then pictured the Mor- mon churell as having loeated in the very center of this wonderful wealth of nature, and stretehing its feeders outin every ction, fnlll[)ln;.{ itself and growing strong ly. "Society was in its forma- tive condition, and hence the greater danger of polygamy getting so strov bold'us to make'it most diflieult to eradi- cate. As remedies for the ;,l‘u\\inz evil, and preventives of the menacing dangers, he advoeated legis an teaching and free schools ™ on could do much, but stiil so long as superstition wnd ignorance existed, polygamy, feeding on these would grow. Take superstiton and ignorance away and polygzamy wonld “sal taugzht that men becan heay st It must be forced to face a chris- tian civilizatian, and it would then slink awav in the darkness, abashed and ashamed, — Electiic door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestic clectrical appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co, — Seal brand oysters at 1. J. Palmer’s, e o e M Try a Garland Cook stove for soft coal. Cooper & McGee have them, - A Return to School Days. The old-fashioned district school, to be given as an entertainment for the benefit of the Congregationul church, is just pow interesting a large number of ladies and gentlemen, who are arrauging and rehearsing for its presentation. It prom- ises to be the most novel and plensing amateur entertainment ever given here, The school will be composed of those who attended such schools years ago, and these well-known citizens will faithfully portray to the publie the school scenes of olden times. The participants will renew their youth, and aguin take their place with beuch and bouk. The programme will present all the Little details of an old- tashioned district - school, including *lllnp\w\ of the play ground, recitations, iscibline and lack of discipline, sehool songs and exercises. *The scnool com- wittee, composed of leading citizens, wil THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: OVEMBER 8, 1886, t and pass upon the school, and a rge audience is expected to pass their | judgment also. the firm belief being that | the verdict will be in loud praise of the ‘ enjoyable and unique entertainment. | The date fixed upon is Friday ning, | November 19, and the place the opera house. Tickets will be lgxin,\»fi\'\- cents, and reserved seats fifty cents, - See that your books are made by More- house & Co., room 1, Everett block. Mrs. A. S, Hall is prepared to do dress- making on short notice and at rea awonable ices, No. 528 Brondway. Dr Ilun(-hwtl.nflivt- No 12 Pearl streets Residence 120 Fourth street. Telephone No. 10. - - E. H.Sheafe & Co. chattle security of ¢ fice No lo: on of ll|ln|4‘V iption; upstairs. 500 llrmul\\ al ¢l I\lh has been formed, and it is proposed to give a series of parties this coming seasen. The club has not yet been givefi a name as that will be decided later, but at the first meeting held last Friday evening the fol- lowing oflicers wete clected: John N Baldwin, president; Charles Hass, sec tary and treas xeeutive commitiee Charles Stewart, W. Hart, W. Sapp, Jr. S i e WANTED—By a pr: printer and local writer of expe . @ sitnation on a good weekly, in a good t town in western Town. AddressJ. ., care BEg, Council Blufls, — Scal brand oysters at I J. Palmer John Kost's Remains. Mr. Louie Kost and Coroner Faul yes terday morning left for Leavenworth to gecure the remains of the lamented John Kost, who was found therc as narrated in yesterd Lhe remains will be brought back sre for burial. - Headquarters for gloves and mittens at Mr ALE Bro: T can save you money. m Stoves, vare and Hurdware. W. A. Wood. AR Y A Brief Blaz A little after 1 o'cloc! noon fire was discove yesterday atter- ed m the cellar of anew frame house on Avenue B, near Twelfth street. The fire department re- sponded after receiving not tion by telephone, but on their a al the fire had been extinguished E Climax, minster hard coal burn- ( harter Oak and Acorn cook stoves ||~I rangc Economy steam and warm air furnac . 501 Broadway. — -The du\lnw room of Bech- will be ren(ed to first-class L the cave is too much for Mrs. Bechtele. Enquire at hotel. Small Burglary. Sometime yesterday morning before daylight thicves ganed an entrance through the cellur Alnm in the rear to i & Cavin nd got away with about £5 in change that had been left in the cx &ml sacques, fur trimmings, seal caps, at MEeTCALF BRo! e~ Substantiai abstract: estate loans, J. W. & 101 Pearl street. Coun Blufls. A Confidence Man Caught, An old gentleman from Buffalo Gap was swindled out of £20 at the transfer last night on the bogus check racket. A fellow giving his name as W. R. Loyd and well known as “Comanche Bil was arrested by Ofticer Quinn while tak- ing the late triin for Omaha and charged with the erime. He denies his guilt but says he knows who turned the trick. SRR Seal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer,s. nf titles and rea L. Squire. No. for gloves a M nd mttens at TCALF BROS. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Spccial advertisements, such a3 Lost, Foand To Loan, For 8ule, To Rent, % ants, Boarding, ete., will benserted in this column «t the low NC S PER L) st inser- Inofor each subsequetie advertisoments ot our office No. 12 Peal street, near Broadway, Council Blufis. WANTS. NT—F ooms_with use_of room in_Dr. Woodbi, tre ot Addiess FUK REN ‘ TANTED - rout QUK SALL office, WV ANTED=Pacties intendine (0 by married Aare wanted to e it the Pryor's Bee job oftice 1o selcet their wedding card rnisned rooins, 616 Blull st. A boy with pouy to earry Dee 010 papers for salo at the Beo 'MURDER !! Diphtherin is again making its annual visita: years' trinl of DIL THOS. JEFFERIS' Y for that fatal melady has der d the fact that it is infalliblo as a pro ve and cure. If you permit your children to (Imwnudlpmlu- i, *“Their blood be upon your head.” For sule only at the office, No 2§ South Kth stroet, Council Biufs, 1a,, OF sont by express on receipt of price, From the Omahu Hoe: H. Butlor, of Hazel Dell,Pottawattar on- family of dlevon persons, Every alignant diphtheria. ve ure for Diphth itk tne wid of u iy sicinn C. H. Blukeslco, of No. 1410 Campbell strcet, Omaha, who rocently 10st o beautiful und i terceting duughter, aged ubout 15 years, by diphtheria, und atment of one of tho best physi of this City : 100 late, our de Yas rocoived ar i 1 'am satisfied that her life could ther one of our children phtheria, hor throut was fliled up with tho puirid ulceration, we used your medicine and in twelve bours ihe disease wus completely subduad. In the future we will koep your medicine ‘at all times in our house We fool that it saved the lite of one of our chil dren. We aro very thunkful to you, an Tegret that wo did not call on you sooner.” From the Council Blufrs Daily Glob M. A. McPike, editor of the Cumbria (Ebens- burg, Pa) Freeman, has boen the personul friond of the cditor of the Globe for more than twenty yours, and is known wh he i3 known is one of the hest men livi family was ravaged with diphtho (ly dis- tressed. Some of Dr. Jefforis Dip u Cure was u ' the rekt of is ohild: ren s cPike are un- Bonnded i thelr expressions of Kratitudo for fnding some means of averting the loss of all his little ones. Kive of Mr. McPike's children out of eight died from diphtheria before be had su opportuity of using Iir. Jellorls'remody, Dyspeptic, why b PaiF with catcer of the stomach? JefTeris curce overy case of indig ipation in n very short 1i I Dyspepsia 18 the cause of of wl diseased conditions. Tor w0 Weeks trotments offeris” diphtheria medicine is infallible il Kinds of sore thrnats. Indisponsible in putrid sore throat, in_malignant scurlet fever, changiug it in 48 hours to the simple form. Infal: lible cure for all intiammatory, ulcerative, put- rid, rous ulceration of the womb sid all cauthrebal conditions. Full printed iustructions how to use tho medi- cmes sent with them. No doctor required. J emedies can only be obtained at ce. No. 23 South Eightt street, Council , 1OWA, OF sent by €¥press on receipt of N SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over Auierican Express. Harkness Brothers Special —~0F = Sale Cloaks this Week NewGoods, LowastPrices HEADQUARTERS FOR AND Mail Orde CARPETS DRY GOODS! promptly aitended to. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. materially reduce their stock befor will certainly swit you. WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don't forget that the Council Bluffs change in their firm on January 1st next, and thut they are bo, re that day. Go see them before you purchase elsewhere, and obtain their prices, If you want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices that Carpet Company will make a 1 to Their stock consists of all grades and malkes of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. A lot of Table Linens. Towels THAN COST. See them. and Napkins to close out at LESS Council Bluffs Carpet Co., GCOAL! I Will Pay the No.405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. GLEASON, 26 Pearl Street. wO00D! Highest Price in Cash FOR ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAWD FURNITURE AND STOVES, o\ig, f=pslepmrme oz, NO. ¢o% BROADWAY, - FURNITURE! AND STOVES Fine Hanging Lamps, House Fur- nishing Goods, etc. A.J. MANDEL, Tailor TWler’ 506 Broadway, >3 Al lkeading Styles ond 1 COUNCIL BLUE 3B« B WILLIAMS, e n's Furnisher, Council Bluffe. mportations @Gepstaptly o Hond &e~ 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb DRESSMAKING our article find it ver, N Goodman Drug Cc .\«h f enl Ifyour Grocer or Max thom, send direct to Ar A POSITIVE the most obtinate case in fou: Cury cine. ber BRadawood that are.oertain | Prico $1.50. Sold receiptof price. forcircular. P. 0, Box 133 TuTs &Johnst.. New York. Messr BEWARE OF IMITATIC O The Geuule EESHEH & MENDELSCM the V. 8 816,318 mul 320 Raca St P iladelnhia, Pa. Agents,Oniaho ALT WHISKEY Distilled for cinal Use. THE BEST TONIC! UNE! USATLEDIHTCDHSUMPTION § GENERAL i PERFECTS BIGESTIDH- WALLING, Sur DISEASES and LITY. in my p satisfactory bas the 8 N the Label a. ARMOUR & CO., STAR STAR AGON. Flaver. No pain spared to make these me ey People of EPICUREAN TASTES are highly pleased with them, etman do not keep r o C 0 without Patented 16, 1878, One ¥ 48 mo box will oure orloss. Mlan'tSolubleMedicatedBougies. No nauseous doses of | cubobs, copaiba or il of 0 produce dyspel Ela by dostroying (he poatings of Lo Stouo fl‘ druguists or mailed on r furthor particulars sent AN Co., tues-Lu-utiyi& 00., Bll 4 Kulln & Co,, Agents. R l"_‘“"'_" ""’:,“, .| All Work Guaranteed to Give Satis- faction. —_— — Woolan Dressss Made j]fllhe Lalest Sty'e, $810$10 " § Ik axd Yeivet Dresses to Orh TNone but. experienced hands employed. Out of town ord:rs solicited. Refers to those who have had work done. Mrs. L. Simmons, I8 314 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFES. BEST LAUNDRY WORK In the city can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Blufls HomeSteam 540 Broadway Council GIO, W, SC. "l\ DELE, None but experienced hands employed Out of town orders by mail or expre licited, and ull work warranted. P. C. MILLER, No. 13 Pear/ St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, LAY MANUFACTURER OF Prop, T DESIGNS, PAINTS. House, sign and decorative painter. Mache wall ornaments, None but best hands employed and charges reasonab’e, Papier ik Octo- Horses and Mules For all burposes, bouzht and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to selec from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or donble. MASON WISE. Cou i CEESTON HOUSE The only hotelin Council Blufls having Fire Escape And all mo ern improvements, , 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOIIN, Prop. JACOB SIMS JOHIN ¥. STONE. only one i atn: Bcien Greris s uuuml. Ill w STONE & SIMS, : | ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courta Rooms 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Block.@ COUNCIL BLUFFS Mlfl AVE.. GrloAcs. R.L. WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Council Bluffz, Ia,, and S. 15th st., room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufacturer's Agentfor the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels, Plate and Window Glass, Show Cases, Elevators, (hand andaulic 200 OFFICER & PUSEY. BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFLS, TA, Egtublished 1857 Cancers i ' Over thirty yeare p; No. 11 Poart 8t., Cou B Consultation ¢ BOOK BIVDIM. Ledgers, Fo rnmln. County and Bank Work of Al Kinds xSpec- ialty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO0. Room 1 Everct Block, Couneil Blufts andurd Papers Used. All styles of bind. ing m Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. FERENCES M. E itz Virst National B ofcer & Pusey, | FIRE - FREN[}H MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, ying a $5 hat or honnet, one will be paid; $10, 1ound frip, Ladies F 1311 I/.s URANCE " 1n fhe folloving Compar Gorman Amgrioan, of Hew York Phanix,* of Hartford, ord,* of Hariford Callfornidn, of San Francisco, Scattish Unlon & National, of Edinburg. San Francis of Des Maines. wisburg City,® of Breakin. Those moarked with a® insure als Wind Stormis, Cytiones ar s s e — REAL ESTATE "% S ——————— ONEY LOANED 0% Goob Ity Mm, PARS PROPEKTY AT LOWEST RATES, .4 % % (% g%, % & 2 against loss by Tornadoes [TS'THE “PROPER CAPER" ur‘l!ul\(rhvl where the and Greatest Varieties are kept in any one line. Again, if scller has ExrerieNcen ACCOMMCDATIONS faithful and trusty help those who buy will be agrecably served, and if seller gives ¥ULL weights and meas- ures, you have three excellent reasons for patronizing such a firm. Fuel consumers cught the largest Stock ciore to buy of HEATON FUEL Co., No:+628 Broadway, Council Blufls Telephone 110, WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HOoUSHS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. Avricvnnt l'."lv DEERE, IMPLEMENTS, WELLS & €0, Wholesale Agricultaral Implements, Bugslss, Carringes, Ete |, Ete. Couneil Rlafts, lowa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING Mavufactorersof and Dealers in Hand and Power Corn el rs, And mgenaral line of first olnes agricultural imple; Noe. 1801, 1524, 1503 and 13 & Counell Biuffs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & CO., Manuf'va an 1 Jobhors of Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Bugges, Carriages, and all kints of Farm Maohino: 1 to 1116 South M|n|n Stroot, Counol ude, ow! CO. outh Main Street, CARPET! " COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goo Bto."Na. 406 Brontway’ Counoll iuta own. CIGARS, 10BACCO, & PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholesalo Jobbers in thy Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Noe. 28Main and = P Couucil Blufts, cl Sts, COMMISSION, SNYDER & LEAMA Wholesule Frait and Prodnce Commission Merchants. No. 14Pearl St., Council Sluffs. m.'l GGISTS, H:\R] E, HAAS & ('() Wholesale Draggists, 0ils, Palnts, Glass, Druggists N 22 Mafo St., and + Council Bluirs. Wholesale Califoraia Fraits a Specialty General Comn 50 Breadway, num i s, TWIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale me C(nM ionery, COMMI :SION, Noe. 16 and 18 Pearl S il Blutrs, BEC MAN, STROHB! & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Doalers in Leathar Harness, Saddlery Ete. No st Biuty, Tows “ouncil HATS, ik METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. No: nd 34 Brondway, Council Blufts. 4 RO, Wholesala Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Couneil Biufrs, Tow OILS. ‘0U A('IIVA BLU. .—-“ hole Dea! Illuminating & Lubricating 01!; Ga3dliay E.Theodors, Agent, Couneil Bluffs, Towa, s OIL CO,, LUMBER PILING A. OVERTON & €O, Hard Wood, Sonthern Lumnbar, Piling, And liridgo Material $pocialtios,Wholosale Lum: ber of all Kinds. Ofico No. 130 Main St Council Buts. Jowa. IS AND LIQUOIS, ETC. JUH\ LINDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Agent for St. Gotthard's Herb Bitters. No.l3 Main St Council Bluffs.. SCHNEIDER & BLCK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, N0 GO0 Main St.. Cozneil Bluffs, KIRSCIT & (O, Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 410 Broad way, Counell Blufs Reduction in Prices, IN China, Glassware, Etc, At W. 5. Homer & Co's, ( ‘ouncil Blufts, AL THE LATEST STYI.ES OF MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Mrs. O, A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Millinery Co., Manager, No. 23 Main st | Star Sale Stables and Mule Yalds. BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUIYS, Opposite Dumy Depot, “pajuasadday SF DPejUBLIBR Y0015 [T§ mules ke pt constantly on Land, for sale at retail or in car loads.Or ders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stoek soid on commission Survter & BoLey, Proprie 2rs Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Staules, eorie 15t ave and 4th stcet.