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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUtfJFS IOWA SATUEDA ? FEBRUARY 17
The Daily Bee
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning , Peb 17.
BUB80RIFTION BATK8 :
T ( terrier , - - - - - so cento per week.
. . . . . . 110.00 per T. > ,
Offloo : No. 7 Poor ! Street , Near
rosdwny.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Divine tervtco morning and evening
next Sunday at the Presbyterian chnrcb.
Ret. Henry McMeekln will Breach.
Lave to wed was yesterday Riven to
Charles E. Cooper , of Alma , Ne-
brailca , and Katie K. Can-others of Shel
by , Ohio.
The city conncll meeting last night
wai merely an abbreviation , No quorum
appeared , aud an adjournment till to-night
waa taken.
Lilly Hcggerty's nnclo called at the
police heidiiiurters yesterday and wan dl-
reckd to tbo hotel where the officer a had
taken her.
AlonzaF. RjynolJs akd Miss Ida A.
Came ; , both of Uraydon , Andubon coun
ty , were yesterday united in wedlock by
Justice Vaughan ,
Mr. A. Kecelcr , In charge cf the re
lief work at the Baptist chapel , lolt yes
terday for Ottumwa. His married daugh
ter is very nick at that point.
; Steps have been taken to place in the
reform school n IG-ycar-old lad named
Cyrus Morris , oi Oakland , his widowed
mother claiming that the can do nothing
with htm.
The merchants of the Bluffs are joal
OUH cf nothing , A decrepit , vecond-hand
peanut-roaster on Broadway Is placarded :
"To bo sold for tbo poor. " Wo apprehend
ho charity aa well as the benevolence In
this case is a domestic concern ,
Last evening's Icy gusts gave the coup
da grace to tbo registry boards at the corner
of Pearl and Broadway. The vandal boy *
and youths of older ago who have bten da
voting their energies toward its destruc
tion can flow rest from toll.
The cbarga of seduction on which
John II , Ostreru was lodged in jail , was
dropped- yesterday , John deciding to
marry the complainant , Ellen Nelson , who
Is of Ncoltt. Justice Vaugban , who waste
to have tried tbo case , tied the knot and
the affair was turned from n criminal one
into a wedding.
Since the report of the new and dan
gerous counterfeit twenty-five cent piece ,
many merchant * here have been eyeing
eagerly every thlnlng quarter , and tha
adds and weights In ihe banks have been
called on frequently to settle their doubts ,
but none of Ihe bate coins have yet been
Detected hero. If they are no good counter
felts that they cannot bo detected , they
might as well pass.
J. S. Williams , who , It will boromom-
bercd , was arrested some days ago for
threatening to carve Coyle , on whoio farm
he lives , appeared in Judge Abbott's court
and after u hearing was bound over in the
sumo of (50 to restrain his fists from the
frame of Coylo for tbo period of thirty
days. "One-Legged Sullivan" and his
case on tbo accusation of larceny babbled
'over till Monday next.
The concert given by the juvenile
band last night was : M good an amateur
entertainment as we have teen. The boys
Pr have worked hard and are well drilled , the
dies did their share nobly. The attend
ance was good , and the managers should
feel encouraged , Miss Market and Miss
Oliver sacR colos pleasingly , and Mr , Tul-
leys and Master Badollct gave n flute duet ,
well rendered and appreciatively received.
The band plays as well as many older or
ganizations , though most of its members ,
would find It hard work to grow n board ,
We hope to bear the boya again.
'
" Railroader. "
PBBBONAU.
A. D. Gray , of Farragut , la at the Of
den.
den.Don
Don Smith , of Emerson , Iowa , Is at the
Pacific.
T. J. Savage is at the Bluffs , from
Boone.
Joseph Gadiden comes from Sohuylor
Nebraska , to the Bluffs.
Phil Cain , of Columbus , Nebraska , is
able to stop at the Pacific.
Dos Moines is the residence of Geo. M ,
Harvey , now In this city.
Free L. Paine , from Boone , looked eve :
the menu yesterday at the Of den.
John Conaor , from the Athens of Amer
lea , Is at the Ogdeu.
Ilenry J. Hall , of St. Louis , is practle
Ing at the Ogden house cuapadors.
Steve Smith from the big town of 111 !
nols , is at the Ogden.
M. W. ToWn , of New York , insoribec
himself on thn Ogden register yesterday.
Ilenry E , Lewli , from tbo capital clt
of Nebraska , dined at the Ogden ycate
day.
day.W.
W. U. MoKenrie , with J. llantham , o
Loveland , Lobbed about the Bluff * yeste
day.
Judge Loofbourow leaves for his horn
In Atlantic this mornlnr , and does not ex
pect to return until next week , whe
court business will be resumed.
* A11 ladles who may bo troubled
with nervous prostration , who suffer
from organic displacement ; who have
aenio of weariness and a fooling of
lassitude ; who are languid In the
morning ; in whom the appetite for
food Is capricious and sloop at proper
hours uncertain , should have recourse
to Mrs. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com
pound. _ _ _
If you are siot married , write the Mar
riage Fnnl and Mutual Trust Associa
tion , Cedar Rapid * , IOWA , for circular > *
explaining the plan. _ rsn.
Wo notice the Marriage Fund , Mutnal
Trust Association , of Cedar Rapid * . lows ,
Llgbly spoken o ! In many of the loading
papers of the state. "Money for the Un
married" heads their advertisement nin
another column oi this paper. f - CO
Young man or woman , If you want le
mosey ( or small amount. Insure in the
Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Auoti-
* UoB , Cedar Rtplds , lows , 15-Sm ,
VALIANT YETS.
They Fjght Their Battles Over
Again.at Missouri Valley ,
And Fire a Volley at Senator
Alliaon Return of the
Bluffs Brigade.
Some of Them Slain by the Ewaet ,
Smiling t'yos ot the Olrl at
BHflsunrl Vmlley.
RomlnlaeoncoB. Anecdotes , " The
Army Bean , " Paul Vandorvoort.
"He who fighta and runs away.
Snail llvo to fight another day/ '
These who ran away were la a de
cided majority at Missouri Valley yes
terday and day before , The battalion
from the Bluffo Is returned ; qalet
dwells la the hearts of our tax payers ,
and confidence droops over the eyelids
of the sleeping babe.
On the way to the Valley the mem
bora of Abe Lincoln peat No 29 , after
they had thrust their muddy boots
upon the plush seats of the Chicago &
Northwestern company , nnd in various
other wajs evinced their hostility to
the corporatio n for Its notion In the
reduced rates matter , betook thorn-
solves to the usual romancing permit
ted old soldiers. The ropresontnth o
of THE BKB found Comrade Paul Van-
dervoort , commander of the National
Q , A. R , , on board , and at once np-
pltod his interviewing tweezers. Com
mander h 3 boon making 30 speeches
in a month , has visited nearly
every southern state in tin last
two months , has spent about three
hours n night and done double
duty both on picket , and at the table.
IIo sayo the G. A. R is stronger than
over before , and few of those who
carried the musket or drew the sabre
In 'G1-'G5 are now outside the ranks.
Conversing with Commander Vander-
Voort the whistle blow for our destina
tion. It was n gloomy day and the re
ceiving force teemed to feel its effect.
A ( quad of three or four moistened
veterans raised a hoarse cheer as the
Council Bluffs dotachraont shook the
hated railway corporation mad from
the ooloH of their foot nnd formed on
iho platfcrm. Commander 0. L
French , representing local Boldon
Post , No , 57 , took charge of the line
of march , and guided us to the Opera
hall. We listed to catch the atir of
martial music , but
"No cymbal clashed , no clarion rang ,
Still were the ( Ifo anJ drum
and the mentor of our marching wasi
tha periodical "loft , lett , loft , " dour to
the heart of the soldier. At the hall
were pork and beans , hard tack , coffee
( with milk too how it brought
back memories of milking
that Georgia cow to many a ono of
"Sherman's Bummers" , Comrade
Vandorvoort was greeted with a cheer
by all the old veterans and was soon
elbow deep In anecdotes , hand shak
ing , beans and other provender. By
the way , Vandotvoort has a photonraph
of himself taken at the time of his
exit from Andorsonvlllo. It Is con
trast enough to his 200 avoidupols now ,
At that time ho wae BO thin that even
Clark of the Nonpnrlol would ba count
ed corpulent beside him , nnd BO weak
that ho couldn't break through a cob
wob. Quito a chungo from the days
of starvation In the st < nk > hole of
Goorgla to the timn recently at Fan-
ouil Hall , Boston , whore Governor
Butler was chairman of the ovonlug ,
when the ox-private of Nebraska , whenever
never were oven a corporal's atrlpo on
his uniform , waa the recipient of a
baqaot ,
But to the supper , while the boana
and hard tack wore climbing on the
tables the "boys" , for even the gray
hairs , and they were not a few ,
were "boys" again turned loose in a
grand barrack uproar. The old songs ,
the old stories of the camp , the fray ,
the field of Thomas who loved his
boys , of HoPhorson who foil , and all
the dusty recollections that Ho strewn
over the southland from Harper's
Ferry to Galyoston , from Uonolson
to Savannah were goiio over and some
how they norer will tire in the soldier's
oar.
oar.After dinner and the tables were
covered so profusely that they scarcely
betrayed the attack of the military. A
detail waa made 10 arrest all deserters
and stragglers , twenty or thirty were
captured and compelled to go into the
( tnard-honse , 1. o. oat ono quart of
bonus supplemented with copious cof
fee , Mr. Harris and son cf The Mis
souri Valley Times were found just on
the point of going to press and brought
up with the rest of the chain gang to
receive sentence. They were con
demned to make n speech or bo
hanged , and ohooso the latter alterna
tive at which the audience drew a sigh
of relief.
Comrades JohnLiudt and R. L , Wil
liams attempted to steal avray ou the
evening tram for the Bluffs , but pur
sued by the merciless provost guard
were captured , covered with smut
and Infamy , and secreted in a coal
house. They were unanimously con
demned , the former to bo shot , the
latter crucified. At 2 p. m. , "Atten
tion ! " was called and the Inspection of
arms gone through with In a manner
nor meriting 30 days on cold grub In
the guard house to every ono of the
offenders.
Vandorvoort waa then Introduced
by Commander French and opoko on
the "Nobleness of Fraternity , Charity
and Loyalty" for half nn ) hour.
Tears came from the gentle eyes of the
ladies present as they listened , and
wo surmise they were not far from the
eyelids of many n severe-looking HO-
dier as ho thought of an old comrade
whoso dying eyes had mot his fate
down in the sunny land.
J. B , Cook , from across the Iowa
divide , waa present and addressed his
comrades of the western side. Our
own comrade , John Lludt , spoke ex
tensively , ana kept the audience In a
cmllo.
0. Arndt , a local legal light , lead
off In a strong vein , denouncing Sena
tor Allison for BO disregarding the
ttbilltlea and sacrifices of the men who
made their bodlei a shield for their
country on the battle field M to ap
point a man pension gi > nt who never
saw a line of hostile bayonets or heard
the thunder of confederate cannon.
Allison's autobiography In Tao Con
gressional Record says that "ho was
not active at the front , but had ex
amined muskets lu an nrsonal. " For
a man who has such treatment for
soldiers the state of lown had no use.
Messrs. Aylosworth , Lucas , Myers ,
Dally and others were called on , but
declined , at which the audience could
scarcely repress their joy ,
A poem by J. B. Lucas , editor of
The Harrison County Courier , elicited
frequent applause and a vote of
thanks , Mr. Ideas' father was mus
tered in at Council Bluffs and dlod
facing the enemy at Helena , Ark.
Tuo Glee club , with W. M. Carlyle
loader , nbly seconded by Dr. Warren ,
added their voices to the festivity.
When the Glee club como to sing
the virtues of the army bean , the old
veterans thought they could teach 'em
something , BO when "Beans for
breakfast , benns for dinner , " wao the
refrain , all joined in , ladirs included ;
but when the wnrriora went on with
the genuine , nlmon-pnro version ,
' 'Saw ' my Ice ; off , " there waa such u
blank halt in the soprnno that it near
ly killed the coiig on the spot. The
lad'cs ' , however , seemed to appreciate
the inulody of the refrain , oven though
from modesty they couldn't join lu
the sentiment.
Then the dauco came on , nnd
though mcst of the Council Bluff *
party were mnrriud men the bright
cyo.i and lovely figurco of the ladles ut
Missouri Valley must have sadly din
arranged the heart of moro than ono ,
if wo are any judgo. However , any
Hlulli lady who reads this may rest
fissured her husband was nncharmed.
Our reporter loft thu hell at 2 a , m , ,
nnd the revelry was still un
broken. Ono thing v/o feared ,
hitherto unknown , that is , that
the circulating medium of the Blufla
is a base cotmtoifdir , utterly without
value , at a G. A. R. reception. Not
a cent of our money would the people
ple of Valley take for anything served
and wo were constrained to bring it
all homo with us.
At no time did we lack the kindest
care and most open hospitality , and
when the morning train bore us away
from the Valley , nnd wo thought , as
wo watched it fadu in the vista , that
of all the pleasant daya this one was
over to bo treasured.
"Railroader. "
J. P. Filbert has moved to No. 209
Broadway , opposite Bryant houso.
Put Up or Shut Up.
The gin-mills of the city who haven't
produced the $300 for ( bo ensuing
year will put up or shut up. Information
mation is lodged at the police station
against every mother's sou of them ,
and the grim clutch of authority Is
going to reach out for every Illicit
J
ocnlp unless the lucre is forthcoming ,
With over seventy saloons in the city
the . demise of some dozan or BO will
not bo mourned by our citizen * . $500
would bo n moro sensible figure , At
that rate most of the lowest done of
damnation would die cro the spring
time daisies.
"Railroader. "
ANOTHER T ST.
The Prohibitory Amendment Will
Probably Have a Rohoarlntr at
Council BmCtd.
The validity of the prohibitory
amendment will probably bo again
broutrht to the test in the courts , and
It Is moro than probable that Council
Blufl'j will bo the Boat of the next con-
teat , Ic la said that Attorney General
MaPhorson is preparing for a rehear
ing of the caB3 in the supreme court
and that this rehearing will bo had at
the March tnrtn of the supreme court
in this oity. Miny frionda of the
amendment are anxious to have lion
James F. Wilson appear In the case
with the attorney general.-
Two or three attorneys have already
tried to file motions for a rehearing ,
but ns they wore not attorneys of rec
ord in the cnoo before , the clerk has
refused to docket their motions , If a
rohoarlug la had hero it will excite
much Intercut , and will draw to this
city during the progress of the case
several of the prominent men of the
state.
Firemen , brakemen and yardmen ,
all railroad men are interested in
getting the best boots for comfort ,
durability and protection in aomo way
against accident. Wo can do you
good. Ask to oo the "Railroader/
Z T. LlNDSKY & CO.
NOTICE TOCONDUOVORS.
Wo inviteyour attention to our now
style bootu made expressly for rail
road men and called "Railroader,1
Wo think they have no equal.
Z T. LINIWY & Co.
Our Now tionn and Improvement ( Jo
Investigation into the matter con
vinces us that ono of the most equita
ble , reasonable aud feasible plans of
building houses Is that proposed and
iu operation by the Mercantile Loan ,
Trust and Improvement company of
ibis city. By investing In aharoi In
this Institution , which Is backed by
some of our boat and most reliable
business men , It becomes possible and
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erate means to secure a comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at a
certain monthly payment , lu a few
years a man can own n house
of his own for about the sains aa
ho paya monthly for ront. Wo
believe the MercantiloLoan and Trust
company , by organizing and opening
up for business , having filled n long
felt \rnnt In Council Bluff * . Tbolr
plans and system of loans will boar
the most careful scrutiny and exam
ination , and wo have no hesitancy in
pronouncing thorn reasonable and
equitable , and backed by gentlemen
of honor and integrity. As the com
pany exists It becomes at once an in
stitution of value and credit to our
city and those who dcslro homes.
Their president Is T. A. Klrkland ;
vice president , Judge Poako ; secretary -
rotary , I. H. Booryj treasurer , Col.
Boobo , and their oflloo la in the base
ment of Bhugart's and MoMahon'a
now block , corner First avenue and
Pearl Btroet. jan27-ly
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
18 Main Street aud 17 Pearl Street.
MAX MOHN , } OItE8TON HOUSE. {
MDO O I URDQIO MILLINERY at cost for
mild. O. U ilUllillOf 30 days , 105 Main Street
J. M. BARSTUWi Mi D , , Cor. 6th St. and 5tb Ave.
1C U/UITLC OFFICE : Cor. Main and 6th , up-Btalrs.
. U. P. ffllllbi Residence , 009 Willow A vonue.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
NCPUIID7 Office after February 16th , over American Express.
U/APMETD ITVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT
SO . IfnUllCni for funerals at reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & GO , GASH BUYERS ,
Whocsale butter , ( gss , poultry and fnilt. Ship lo us. Dra It by return mill 316 Brotdwty.
HDCTLJVDDtnPC Broadway l > Mont Market , 327 Broadway.
The boot Meats at lowest prlcss. Sausages.
Rfi ITII CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Cor. 7th nnd
Or % Jfl ll I llr Broadway. Plans and speciflcttinna furnhhed
OUST DM AM In FINE HARNESS I have the variety
Will . onfcnIVlM.1 that brings patronage , 124 Main street.
IAM O CD/iMETV MERCHANT TAILOR , Artistic Work
U/VIV1C.U and Reasonable Onargos. 872 Broadway.
unmr O onil FURNITURE , STOVES end
lIUlVC. & uUffj Household Supplies , 303 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block.
LINDT HART
&
, Practices in state and federal courts.
F QTflP'/FRTrJ ' ? Pfl Manu'f Fine Furnlturo.Upholoter oods
I , jCurtains and Window Shades , SOO.B'way-
Bargains , Bargains.
IMMENS E BARGAINS I
dies' Misses' And Children's
Men's and Boys' Boots & Shoes ,
FOR THE
AT THE
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
CORNER MAIN STREET AND FIRST AVENUE.
Chasing Cow Boya and Some Wild
Shooting With Some Qamo
BrouRbt'Down.
They have been having aomo lively
imeo a short distance east of hero ,
, here having been a number of roughs
and desperadoes who have been caua-
ng the peaceable citizens much
rouble. The adjoining townships of
A.udubon nnd CABS counttoa aocm to belie
lie cceno of most of the troubles ,
Two fellows , one named LonReynolds
and the other Henry Martin , have
boon arttstod for stealing post timber
rom Dr. Billard. Martin ackposv-
edges his guilt , and says ho has stolen
Jn all over ono thousand foot of lum
ber. A third fallow gave the officers
and citizens a lively chase , but was
finally brought down. The details are
, hnu given by The Atlantic Democrat :
Upon the intimation of a citizan of
Bouton township , made in Erira , to
the effect that Knonlton was posted
on the Dr. Ballard robbery , of January -
uary last , a party started out from
that tnwn Monday morning at 1:30 : n.
m to find him , The party consisted
of Lnwjrr Qriggs , Andrews , Crane ,
aud others. The search waa continued
until about nine o'clock the same
morning , when they stopped at Waiter -
tor Marsh's to recruit ap. While
there a man named Strall drove up to
thd house and stopped. One of the
party wont out and talked with him for
a few moments , when a horse and rider
appeared , audupon comiugup within a
hundred yards It was discovered to
bo Frank Brown. At this dtstanoo
ho stopped mid commenced firing his
revolver off In nil directions. At
this ono of the party took up a shot
gun and said ho would arrest him at
all hazard. When ho was within n
short distance of the bandit , ho or
dered him to halt , but Brown was not
ready to halt and started off ou a run.
Two charges from the gau were sent
after him , the last one striking him in
the head , causing a slight scalp wound.
At this jnncturo of affairs Strall
started away in the same direction ,
and later Brown waa seen riding in the
cutter with him , The party gave chase
Immediately , and after passing out on
another road they came to a place
called Troublesome Creek. Frank
Brown was seen going on a
keen run from Shultz's to Mill-
holland's , a distance of throe miles ,
whorohe halted. When the party
drove up ho was seen trying to getaway
away , and several shota were fired
after him. Ho was then , run to Sam
HowlotV and then back once moro to
Millholland's whore the chase was
given up as the horaea were almost
winded , and business engagements
called the psrty back to Exlro. Tues
day morning , Sheriff Herbert , of
Audnbon county , and Jailor Radloy ,
of this city , wont to Benton township
and succeeded in arresting Brown ,
and brought him to this city , and no
is now In jail. It now looks aa If the
Benton township roughs and despera
does were to bo brought to justice.
They are a hard set , and hare boon n
terror to the good people of that town
ship.
Demand It , and take no other Iron
preparation except Brown's Iron Bit
ters. It la the boit.
I
TAKING A REST.
The Circuit Court Adjourns for Tan
'Days '
In the circuit court yesterday the
case of M. G. Griffin & Co. vs. Sohutz
& Strohohm was glvon to the jury
just before noon. The twelve were
still in retirement at 5 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The cafio of Ed Mott vs. J. M
Kelley ot al. was then taken up anc
tried without a jury , the judgj taking
the matter under advisement.
Some minor matters were brouah *
up and adjournment wa then taken
until ono week fron Tuesday , the fol
lowing oases being the assignment :
Tuesday , February 25 Nos. 290C
3062 , 3157 , 3258 , 3290 , 3303 , 3341
33CO , 319U , 3569 , 3572 , 3581. 3G35 ,
3626 , 3667 , 3094 , 3698 , 3701 , 371S2
Wednesday , February 28 Ncs.
3671 , 3720 , 3722 , 3723 , 3724 , 3733 ,
3742 , 3744 , 3761 , 3764 , 3773 , 3774 ,
3784 , 3787 , 3791 , 3796 , 3800 , 3785.
189 , 3793.
Dr. West , Dentist , 14 Pearl street.
ENGINEERS , ATTENTION.
Yon ought to try a pair f our rail
road boots which we call "Railroader.1
Ask to see them.
7 T. LINDJBY & Co.
Won'c Uo Down.
Letters have been received at the
postoffico siylng .that the department
contemplates placing the Connci
Bluffs postolll : o at the transfer , and
asking the opinion of the postal eer-
vioe here on the question. It is nol
at all likely that our citizens will rcl-
ish any ouch proposition. It wonlc
without doubt make delivery later
and necojtltato the mailing of matter
earlier thin now , and any such affair
is too yriovioua to think of. It may bo
this is a blutf g-ime , but the Bluffers
are not to bo bluffed.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
HQTiGES.
NOTICK. Special advertisements , sue
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
Would , Boarding , etc. , will bo Inverted In thi
column the ow rata ot TEN CENTS PKB
LINK for the ant Insertion and FIVE CENTS
FER LINK for each gubeequeni Insertion
Leave * 4v orttsemonta t cor office , No. '
Fmrl Street , near Broadway.
Wanta.
Ailtuttlonbya drat closi nica
WANTED cook. Audrcs * II , It. Linti
Metropolitan Hotel * Council llluff *
Everybody In Council EluCfa late
WANTED TDK Bii , SO cents per week , de
llverod by c&rrtor ; . 01ce. No 7 1'carl Street
near UroiJ ay.
For Sale and Rent
OTOREFOUKKNT With eight rooms , cslla
r5 and a born , U23 Filth gtreo' , oppoilte the
foundry. Inqulro olV. . Eugol. fes2-12t
THORUENT The dMlrabla offices lately occu-
I' plod by tha board ot trade. Afpl } to Bush-
Hell Jt Urackell. U
BEES la pacKagea oi a hundred at 25
OLD p&ckaj * at Tin Bu office , No. 7 Fear
street. U
A N office , rnoitadvanUccotuly iltuated , off en
A. d k room In return ( or crt Ices ; gas , fuel
etoT , furnlihed. AdJrwJ , 'Office , " B office
Council Blufls.
BATH INSTITUTE ,
Bryant Street , ono Door north of Dohtny's Ha'l. '
Thormo-Bleotrio , Medlcatt d and Sulphur Baths.
For Udlei and gentlemen. These Rath ) are fullendo sfd by the Medical Fraternity M betng an
unfailing auilllo > yln rec nt Colds , Kheumatlsra , > 'curalgla , Lumbago anJ nun1 other ailment ) .
Beside * , my wife , a competent lady , will attend ladled. F. M. LOOK WOOD , Propr.
DUQUETTE , GUIBE11T & CO. ,
( Sncceeoori to Kill ! & DUQUETTE ) ,
Pnniiniin nnrl ? * /
t6 and 18 Pearl-st. , Council Bluffs , la.
Broadway Steam Laundry !
724 WEST BROADWAY ,
A. C. LARSON. Proprietor.
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY
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bands and"Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES 'PUBLIC AND COWVSYAHCEBS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
M. T. DAVIS , President. N. B. E ASTON , Secy.
J , 0. HOFFMAN , Vice Preo , 0. HULBURT , AdjiiHter.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE 00
Insuies Live ' took Against LOBS by
THEFT OR DEATH
Office , 103 Pearl Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
The only company In Iowa that will insure
your stock against IOEB from any cause whatever.
Owners of Stock will consult their own intere t If , when
Insuring their Stock , tocy B P tha thi poMcy It eludes all
Iho losses th y may have , and be ea Lsflrcl with nothing legs.
For further Information call on or aJdrcea
N. R. KASl'O Council Bluffs , Towa.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AlxD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACMf AMA , mi , BLOSSBURG
AND ALL
COKE , CEMENT , ME , PIASTEB ,
Office No. S'l Pourl Street , YavdB Oor. Hljjhth Street and
Eleventh Avenue. Council Bluffis , _
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THE LEADING DEALER IN
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3R7 Ernadwiy. flourjoil Bluffs.
Shugart Implement Co. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
AUfcXIS I OU Ti24 $
FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAiT CHECK ROWER.
BUCHANAN WAGON , OTIAWA CYLINDER SHELLER ,
OLDS WAGON , STAR HAND SHELLEK ,
OOATE3 RAKE. NICHOLS &SnEPARDTBRESH'R
HUBER REVOLVING RAKE , EVANS TRIPLE HARROW ,
GORHAMSEBl'ER ' , HENNEY BUGGIES.
TIGER CULTIVATOR SPRUtG WAGONS , ETC. , ETC.
and 115 Main Street.3
For Engines , Boiljrs. Castings , Repairs
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Send Mm ti JMMW GH.BKRT , Manufeotarer ,
Corner Main r-trjet < u.d 8t > i Avanue , Council Dlufli. Piompt attention ti cr.der . The bett
Woikm"n hln nnd Heaaonab'e charges teb 10'ly
MORDAti KELLER & GO
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The finest quality aid Unrest stock c t of
Chicago of tt ootlcn and Metallc Cases. Calls at
tended to .t all hours.Vu difr c nipctltlon In
quality of goods or prices Our Mr. Morp > n h&s
sertcd as undertaker for forty jeara and thor
oughly ucderntands Mi lmsinc3YarcroonH ,
311 ( liroadnay. UeUclJSTEUIN'G In all it *
branthw promptly attended to ; a'so carpet-lay
ing and lambrequins. Telegraphic ana mall or-
dcra filled without delay. _
MRS fi. J UILTON M D.
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PHYSIGIAH AHD SURGEOH ,
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Ocmmission
Merchants
Ohlcoco and Milwaukee.
Ccmltcments otOia'n , Siediand Froililoni.
oll'ja ted.
Dr , J , MeagliGr.izOoiilisfc , Aurist ,
AND SPECIALIST. >
In Chronlo dtreases , often his sen Ices to all al
dieted with disease * of th i Eye , Ear , or Chronic
diseases of any character. Warrant ! a cure lo
ail Rheumatlo affections Can be consulted by
mall or In penon at tha Metropolitan hotel ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
tuos. omens. w. o. M. rcair.
OFFICER & mm ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Established , - * 1866
Dealers la Forelgi } 1 nd | UatneitlclKxchanga
O'l ' homo eecurltlea.
GOLD ROPE.
The Intrinsic meilt and superior quality ct ooi
has Induced other mannfac-
tiuem to put upon the market peed ] similar to
our brand lu name and etylo which are offered
ad fold for Icjs ciotpy than the genuine Gold
Rope. We cnutlon ILo t ndc and consumer to ie
tb > t our name and trule mark are upon eacb
lump. Tha only trenulne and original doM op <
Tohttcco Is roanufActort d by
THE WILSON & McNALLY TO
EACOO OOMPANY ,
Offlc * ovei tavlon bank. J
OODNOIL BLUFFS , lows.