THE OMAHA DAILY BEE'VEUBSDAYi. . SEPTEMBER 8. 1887.

THE DAILY BEE.

COUNCIL BLUFFSOFFICE , HI) . 12 , PEABL STREET.

Delivered bjcurrier m nnj-ptirtof the city at-tw cnty teats per week.-

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. W. TILTOJT. . . . Alauftfe-r.Tiui'HONE3

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BtsiNM8 omcE. No. u.NIGHT Ennoii No. 33-

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IXOll MKN'I ION.-

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. Y. t'limiblnyCo.Holler , tullor. Fall goods clionp-.Mnchlnn

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oil , needles. umbroulory silks ,publications. Domestic n uncy , 105 Main.-

Tlio.

county bonrtl took n drive Into thecountry yesterday to suttlo some roadmatters.-

IMuutlngs.

nt Norlli Uajitlst church nrostill in progress. There uru in use a laruoquantity of books purchased by Air.Mills himself.

The Union Veteran legion of this city ,Encampment No. 8 , wllluivu u quadrilleparty Monday. September 10 , for thebenefit of the relief fund.

Work on the now German Catholicchurch is progressing well. The wallsare being enclosed and the buildinglooms up in tine proportions.The remains of the late Mary Scholt will

arrive this evening and the funeral willoccur from the family residence on Mainstreet to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

Further papers in regard to contemptcases against snluons were tiled yester-day.

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. The cases are expected to bo calledup as soon as the criminal cases aretried.-

An.

attempt of pickpockets to work lhacrowd nt the dummy ileoot yesterdaywas quickly stopped , but the fellowsmade good tlioir escape without securingany plunder.

The sewerage of the rity jail is againcausing trouble. The wipes uro stonpud-UD , and the committee has abuut decidedto put in new ones , and ubundoa the oldones entirely.

Dick Ittckctts has been put on ns a-

bpccial policeman , to &erve lor a fewdays during the fair , the regular forcebeing kept busy , there being manystrangers in the city.

Permit to wed 'has been given to thefollowing , all residents of this county : 0.F. Smith and Inez Case : William Kisscoand Alia Hond ; Uartol Weschoy and So-phia

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Mangel&cn ; Samuel L. Mar till andLibbio 1) . Hose-

.Rehearsal.

of "Tho Musketeer ? " thisevening at the JHoomcr school. All areearnestly requested to bo in their placespromptly at 8 o'clock. Soloists , who wishto rehearse their parts please bo on handat half past seven.

Miss S. 1) . Uehso has another show ¬

ing of her skill m handling the brush , it-bomg a placquo , which is now displayedIn the window of the Council lilulTscarpet company's store. It is a femalehead , in white and black , a study , enti-tled

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"Supplication. "The city council meets to-morrow even ¬

ing to consider the pnving bids. Jt isclaimed that the bids arc too high , beingabove what the city got cedar blocks fortwo years ago , and that therefore thebids should bo refected. The contractorsinsist that the freights are higher , thatthe blocks cost them inoro and that theycannot bid as low as two years ago-

.Kemcinbcr.

the Methodist Episcopalsocial this evening. A .short but choiceliterary and musical programme will borendered by such artists as Mrs. Hails-worth , Mrs. Ward , and other musiciansof the city. Miss llinolo , of Decatur ,111. , a line elocutionist , will favor us witha recitation. Programme will commenceat eight. At its conclusion the audiencewill adjourn to the parlors for the social.Admission ten cents. Kofreslunontsextra , _

Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.List your property w ith Cooper & Ju

eon , No. 1120 Main street.

3. W. and E. L. Squire lend money.

Watches , clocks , jewelry, otc. , the bestIn the city. C. Voss , jeweler , No. 415-IJroadway. . Repairs a specialty-

.I'crnonal

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Paracrnptis.-C.

.. II. Holmes , of Magnolia , la , , was at

the Pacific yesterday.-Hon.

.. Joseph Lyman has gone to .Kan-

sas¬

on a brief business trip.( jeorgoV. . Adams and liarry Perry ,

of Walnut , visited the city yesterday.-F.

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. L. Davis , the over-stirring insuranceman of Missouri Valley , was nt thePacific yesterday.-

Mr..

. Dickey , of Farragnt , la. , is in thecity , and is thinking strongly of locatinghero , having already considerable prop-erty

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interests here.-Airs.

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. Mattie Gaylord and Mrs. J. R.Rice have returned from Maryvillo , Mo. ,

where they have been visiting theirgrandmother , Mrs. 11. A. Miller.

The condition of Mrs. J. D. Edmund-son was somewhat morn favorableyesterday , and hopes are entertained that

ho will continue to improve for a timeyet , although it is hardly expected thatflho will bo restored to health.-

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. E. Mathnny , who has been servingas stenographer for Shugart , Waitn &Wies , loaves to-night for Kuoxvillo ,Tenn. , his old homo , whore ho has ac-cepted

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the position of private secretaryfor Dr. Dabuov. president of the univer-sity

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there. Mr. Mnthony has been herobut a few months but has won friendsrapidly , and will bo remumbored kindlyby many.

One thousand head of one , two andthreo-ycar-old steers for sale. Will givecredit to reliable parties. Enquire of A.-

J..

. Grecnamayor, 023 Mynstcr St. , tele2-

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Visit the now jeweler , C. Voss , No115Broadway , if you wish anything in hislino. Ho has a line assortment of the bestgoods.

MATKI ).

MULUS'KOINOKi ; .

Last evening thcro was a rather quietbut olccant wedding at the residence of-

Mr. . and Mrs. J. A. Roll', No. 813 Eighthnvcnuo , the bride being Miss Kate Edin-gor

-, a sister of Mrs. Roll', and the happy

man being Mr. Robert Mullls , a wellknown merchant of this city. The in-

vitations¬

were limited to the relativesand a few Intimate friends. The cere-mony

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was performed by Rev. G , W-

.Crofts.

, pastor of the Congregationalchurch. The arrangements in all theirdetails , as well as In the general cfl'ect ,

wore planned with excellent taste andcarried out with charming hospitalitynnd good cheer. The tloral decorationswore bountiful , the rooms being giventhe Appcaranco of fairy bowers. An or-

chestra¬

furnished low , sweet music dur-ing

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the evening. Ttio refreshments weretemptingly urvcd and the favored par-ticipants

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of the joyful event bad a de-

lightful¬

evening. The newly weddedones were the recipients of numerousexpressions of. the good will oftheir many friends , nnd the congratula-tions

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and well wishes are by no meansconfined to the limited number who wit-nessed

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the ceremony.-Mrs.

.. Mullls. as she is now to bo known ,

is a young lady of many charms , promi-nent among which is her power of song ,

her voice being both sweet and cultured ,

The fortunate man who has won. hoineeds no Introduction to Council liluflVcircles , he being one of the active , suePffyl{ business niou. of this thriving city

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The Oonnty Board Asked to Make the Levy ,

the Enterprise) Being Assured ,

THE CONDITIONS TO BE MET-

.Sirook

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Ilros' . New Fnctcry Fcollnc-of I ho 1'rcachcrn Toward Itcv , Me-

Crcnry-

Tlio Mullls- IMItiRcr-Wcdflliig Queer Speculators.-

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HrltlKo Tnx In He Ijnvlcd.The bridge company Is moving for the

nx voted by the city in the aid of thatenterprise. At the last session of thecgislature a law was passed empowering

cities to vote such a tax ; and at n speciallection the proposition was carried by-

an overwhelming majority , an almostinanlmous vote , so enthusiastic were the

The tax as voted was for sixmills nach year , for 1887 and 1838. Thisaw provides that in such cases the city

clerk shall certify the result of the cloe-lon to the county auditor , together withho rate of the tax , the years , and the

conditions. The county board shall thenevy the tax. This certillcate of the city

clerk has been made out , together witlilie other documents , giving a history of-

ho tax , and this huS been filed in thecounty recorder's' ofllco. The countyboard is now to levy the tax as agreed to.-

Hy.

the provisions of the law referredo , this tax. when collected , cannot bo

paid out of the county treasury exceptupon the order of the treasurer of thesompanv , under direction of the presi-dent

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and a majority of the directors ofthe company or upon the order of thecity council !

lioforu any of this money cm bo paidout , however , the city counci , or a ma-jority

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of that body , must certify to thecounty treasurer that the conditions tin-lor

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which the tax was voted have beencomplied with.-

If.

the money remains in the countyreasurer for one year after it is paid in ,

t will bo forfeited and will bo canceled ,ho taxpayers who have paid receiving

their money back.-Tlio

.conditions on which the tax was

granted are set forth as follows : Thelevy for this purpose shall bo G millsfor two yearn. It shall bo levied and be-come

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due , collectable and payable one-half thereof , or G mills levy in the year1887 , and the remaining half thereof , or6 mills levy in the year 1888 , providedsaid highway bridge is fully completedand in use and in operation bv said ( Into.The company shall bo restricted to thefollowing charges :

One person 5 cents ; ono horse , buggyand driver , 10 cents ; two horses , buggyand driver , 15 cents ; two horses , wagonand driver , 20 cents-

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is distinctly set forth as one of theconditions that "before said tax , or anypart thereof , shall become duo , collect-able

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or pavable , said highway bridgeshall bo fully completed and in use andoperation , and after the completion ofsaid highway bridge the rates of toll asfound hereinbefore shall become obliga-tory

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and binding upon said company.'itssuccessors and assigns. "

The citizens are quite as ready to paythe tax as they were to vote it , but theyof course want to have the conditionsfully complied with before they part withtheir money. There seems to bo nothingin the conditions which restricts thecompany to building n strictly wagonbridge , and so far us appears the com-pany

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catl build a combined railway nndwagon bridge and yet cojlect the aidvoted by tlio city. It is believed that thebridge will be built as a wagon bridge ,

too , and when it is in operation in no-cordanco

-with the general understanding

of this community , there will bo notrouble in the company getting the rnonoy-as voted. There will bo n close watch ,

however , to see that the tax is not givenup until the purpose for which it wasvoted is fully mot.

The county board yesterday afternoondecided to have a writtoji report from thecounty attorney , Colonel Daily , beforemaking the levy as requested.

Speedier Transit Needed.The need for moro and better com-

munication¬

between Omaha and Councillilulls is daily growing moro apparent.-It

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has boon especially so during this fairtime. Omaha has been crowded withvisitors , nnd many have sought hotelaccommodations on this side of tlio river ,

coming over at night and returning inthe morning. The rush lias been suchthat in some of the hotels hero cots andother additional conveniences have hadto bo called Into requisition. Iho trainshave been heavily loaded , but the greatestlack is for chances for teams andvehicles to cross the river. Forweeks the ferry train lias been unableto properly care for the business.Almost any night there can bo seen atthe depot n string of horses nnd wagons ,

waiting there all night so as to be able toget over on tho' lirst ferry tram jn themorning , Ir is only by thus getting intoline ttio night before that any ono desir-ing

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to take advantage of the early mar-ket

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in Omaha can bo sure of gettingover. Men with grapes and gardenproducts sleep under their wagons nndwail for the train. Yesterday morningthere was a string of wagons , four blockslong , waiting from G o'clock until 0 o' ¬

clock in the morning , before thcro wasany apparent lessening of numbers.That thcro is need of n wagon bridge ,

and that , too , right away , is evident.The rush for the ferry train has caused

n class of speculators to appear. Menwith wagons get a place ia the line , andhold it until some anxious gardncr orfruit man comes along who is willing topay them something for their chnnco.The prices have been running from $1-to § 'J dollars. There was a consultationamong the ollicials of the city yesterdayto sco if some way could not bo devisedfor stopping this sort of speculation , butthcro seemed uoiio which would standlegal tests.

For Sale Cheap Lots near the bridgeto parties Who will build at once. Ad-dress

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or call on J. R. Rice , No. 110 Mainstreet , Council mulls.

SEEING THE WHEKLS GO HOUND-

.Strock.

Bros. Now Snsh Door nndJill ml Factory Starts Up Well.-

Messrs..

. Stroch brothers , who have con-ducted

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a sash , door and blind factory inPrinceton , III. , for the past twenty years ,

have quite recently erected a handsome ,two-story , brick building , for the purposeof carrying on their business in CouncilBlntls.-

Messrs..

. Stroch Bros. , nro heartily wel-comed

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hero , not only for theirown sakns ,

but because they will supply n want longfelt in this district of the country.

Their building , which IstoW feet ,cost them over $5,000 , and they will em-ploy

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a force of trom twenty to thirtyworkmen.-

On.

the ground floor is a powerful newengine , of sullicicnt force to drive theentire machinery , which is distributedover the two floors of the factory. Thefirst floor is occupied by tlio cutting ,turning and dressing department , whilethe second floor is used for finishing.-

Messrs..

. Stroch Dros. , will principallydirect their attention to the manufactureof sash , doors and blinds , and the pubhoattention is directed to the fact that thefirm intends to give special attention toodd sizes.

The firm is prepared also to oxccutoorders for luouldJujjs , or.iKuue.utul (one

ng , stairs , scroll sawing, turning ,ramcs , store finishing , inside furnishingor houses , shelving , counters , planing

and ripping. Messrs. Stroch are alsomanufacturers of n patent folding bed.

Ono distinguishable feature of the cs-ablishmeiit

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is the fact that It has tlioonly flooring machine in this part of thecountry.

The firm is about to build a palntshopand drying kiln , both of which structuresvill soon bo completed.The enterprise cannot but prove a sue-

cessul-

ono , under the personal manage *

nont of turn so long experienced In thebusiness , and of such firmly establishedeputation. The lack of such n factoryn this locality lias frequently in tlio pastiauscd vexatious delays , because ordersmvo had to bo placed at a distance ,

s'ow , with the factory within easveach of a largo extent of country , withloniploto machinery , the public can havets wants supplied moro promptly and

moro satisfactorily.-Tlio

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lirm starts off under good ausnlcrs ,

laving a large number of orders to fill ,t deserves a success commensurate withho want it is designed to fill , and withho intelligence and experience of thejcntliMiien who compose It. Messrs-.jtroch

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Uros. nro heartily commended to-ho business community of Iowa andNebraska.

The HPV. lr. K. I ) . flloOrenry.The following resolutions regarding

the Rov. Dr. McCrcary , were passed by aunanimous vote i > t the minister's mect-ng

-held Monday alternoon at the Hap-

1st

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church :

Wherca . Onr hrloved brother and cnla-ori'r

-, the Hev. Dr. E. I) . McCrcary nt the

Methodist Episcopal church of this city , Issoon to remove to another Held of labor , hisKistornto about to cxplie by limitation , 'hcri'fore ,

HelsolU'il , Thnt we , ns pastors of the fol-owing imtncil churches do , nt this our rrj-ilnr

;-monthly nicctlnc , express our sinceio-

eiret thnt lie Is so boon to leave u . Thatvo have found In Dr. McCreary a truly cour-coiis

-, wise and conscientious brother : thnt-onl> V and example ha has bemi helpful to-

is ; that In the community asell its in hisown church ho has done R noble work in theIne of religious nnd moral reform : that ho-s an nblo and eloquent preacher of the ios-icl

-; that ho possesses mural courage In an-

inusnal decree and Is a man ot pletv andearning , mitt his C'liristlan deportment has

been in every way consistent with his ofliceand profession.-

Jtosolved.

, That wo bespeak for him a mostordlal reception by the ministers of the cityo which he may bo appointed bv his confer ¬

ence. , trustlnir that his relations with thmnnay bo us pleasant as thev have been withi.s , nnd that wo Invoke upon him nnd his

family the blessings of Almighty God.-V.

.. . OKOPTS

Pastor os the Conereeationnl Church.-D.

.. 11. COOM-.Y ,

Pastor Baptist Church.-T.

.. J. MACK BY ,

Hector Eolscopal Church.I-I.

.. A. Ur.lciniNiiAcii ,

Pastor Jcandlnavian liaptlst Chinch.-S.

.. I ). 1IIKI.PS ,

Pastor l'resbterian Church.Council Ululls , Sept. 518S7.

Police Picking * .

Judge Aylesworlh had a lonesome dayn court yesterday , and took an earlyidjournniont so as to go across the riverwith tlio crowd of sightseers.-

J..

. II. Wait was arrested as an ordinaryIrunlc , and mnnncod to rake up 0.40 Incash for securitv for his appearance. Hedid not appear , and the balance wascharged up to profit and loss.-

A.

fellow giving his name as Richardsonwas booked on the horrible charge of bo-ng

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sick. Ho is still being cared for at-

leadquartcrs , until able to resume Insjourney through life-

.Volght.

, n tailor , was arrested for beingIrunK , but allowed to go on his promise.o appear in tlio morning. Ho sent wordo the judge that ho had to finish a suit

of clothes for a man wiio wanted to go tothe fair , and was too busy to come tocourt.-

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MOST ASTONISHING , safest andiromptc.st remedy lor all nfl'octions-af the throat and lungs is Dr. J. 11. Mc-Lean's

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Tar Wine Lung Ualm. * 2r cents a-

bottle. .

ProjjreHs of the South.ATLANTA , Gi.: , August 27. "In seven

years , " ssiys Henry Grady , the wellknown editor , "the south has increasedher manufactures ?21 000000. lly this 1

mean that in 1830 she had to do withoutor buy from the north and west. Thisdocs not include the gain in her agricul-tural

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product. It simply moans ores ,

minerals , marbles and manufacturedgoods. This statement is umasing. Itsdetails are even more so. She now hasabout forty iron furnaces in blastmaking7.10000 tons of iron a year. She is nowactually building thirty-one new furnaces ,

with a capacity of moro than 1,000,000tons a year , so that her iron output willmore than double when the furnaces nowbeing built go into blast. In 1880 sheproduced 450,030 tons of iron ; in 1880 ,

750,000 tons. In 1889 she will produce1,800,000 tons. The furnaces now beingbuilt will add f20,000,000 ti year to herincome dug from her iron beds and madeinto pay. "

In six yonrs following the cotton expo-sition

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she built 173 now cotton mills ,

putting 1,000,000 spindles in motion. Thecottonseed oil mills grew in the past sixyears from forty-six to 140 , and ten newmills are now being built nt a cost of11500000. One-third of the crop ofcotton seed now runs through the mill ,yielding $8,000,000 worth of crude oils-.In

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fertilizer factories the same increaseis noticed. Georgia bought 160,000 tonsof fertilizer seven years ago , overv ton ofwhich was bought in the north. Last year125,000 tons were manufacturld in Georgia ,and tills capacity will bo doubled inanother year. Atlanta supplies a halfdozen southern states with trunks andvalises. She sails agricultural impli-ments

-into Mexico , paper bags into Cali-

fornia¬

, and razors over n dozen states. Ayear ago wo sent north for as simple athing us coflins. Now n collin factory inAtlanta keeps a hundred men at work.There are not loss than a dozen furniturefactories scattered about the city reach-ing

¬up to fine grades of furniture. Six

years ago there was hardly a broom fac-tory

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in the south. Now there are a dozenbroom factories in Atlanta. All thesesmaller articles manulnoturcd. in whichlabor is the main cost , in which rawproduct ! .? made valuable and in whichsmall capital is needed , tlio south , form-erly

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relying entirely on the north , nowrelics almost entirely on herself. "

The cleansing , antiseptic and healingqualities of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedyare uneq nailed.

CROCKERY ,

LAMPS ; GLASSWARE ,AND

FINE POTTERY.Prices Very Low ,

W. S. HOMER & Co. ,JVO. 23 MAtX ST. ,

COUNCIL U CUFFS , IA :

WE AK ME N ! KSS. . . ..P f" I W.CIrr"aj-fcJir,

ouaus.miUI. soatktiif cuniau of_ , ><U7lkroukaUwiskptns.nilar- - - - - - >

iif IUia 2fV iio kulthaxiVUurousSitfDiih. fistulaCurrant " tilllmUBllr or w rorftltu'ltt ) la cuts.Ursattst Imi'tonm.Bls or r all otkcr btlis. went raws PCM5 f.Ujcur.alBJIirt.moBtks Jtalsd p Mpkl.i c. rum

THE FALL SEASON

Living opened , the- time for purchasingicavy clothing npproaches and every one

wishes to know where to go to get the bestquality for the least money. If you will

INSPECT OUR STOCK

cforc you purchase elsewhere , you will beenabled to see about what you can pur-chase

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your selections for. It will not benecessary for you to buy of us , we simplyextend vott an invitation to call and ex-

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the Finest nnd Best Selected stockof clothing ever in Council Blufl's. We-oiler for sale a large line of

SAWYER CASHMERES ,

NORTH ADAMS CASHMERE ,

AND BROADBROOK & LIV-

INGSTONE'S

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CASHMERE

suits , in sack or frock styles , in the hair-lines , silk mixtures , gray mixtures , blownmixtures , criimon mixtures , broken plaidsand all the new styles. These to be ap-

preciated¬

must bu seen. They are neat ,

nobby goods. We have n fine line of

PRINCE ALBERTCoats and Vests , as well as four-buttonCutaways , in all colors. These goods incut , fit , fini'h ami * rimming , aie equal tothe best tailor made Roods and wo oilerthem for less than half a tailor could makethem for. Youths' and Children's suits

A SPECIALTY.-We

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show a fine line of these coeds as wellas a full assoitmcnt of the cheaper gradesfor school wear. A full line of knee pantsand boy's shirt waists.-

We.

have everything imaginable i-

nGENTS'FURNISHINGS ,

Including Hats , Caps , the finest line ofNeckwear ever in the city. Silk , Alapacaand Gingham Umbrellas. A full line ofWhite Shirts , besides Percales , Cheviotand Flannels of all color ? .

We are here to show goods and trustthe public will favor us by giving ns a calland at least inspect our lines , hicliveclaim equal to anything ever in this city.

JOE W. BACH&RACH ,

No. 418 , Council Bluffs.

Next Boor to TiiB Manhattan.

Coaches and Hacks in City.

WILLIAM WELCH ,OFl'ICESs-

No. . 418 Broadway The ManhattanTelephone No. 33-

Na. . 015 Main Street , Telephone No , 9

OFFICER < 0 1'UbEl' ,

GOOHroadway , CouncilEstablished 1S57.

REMEDYWn.ii POSITIVELY CURE ALL SvrniLrno

DISEASES or RECENT OB LoxaSTANDING IN FROM FIVB-

to TEN DAYS.

1 OTHER REMEDY ON EARTH

Will In All Cases Cure This Disease.

Since tlio history of metllclno a trim Sr elflc forFjpMlltlc Il - o Im been "lElit ' ' !

found until thcilUcoveryof our MAOIC KKMhlU-Vrlmipevery retson to licllevo that It u '"

lutrljr unkn jwn to any physician , prclnllit or chem-ist ! clllier In tld ur the ulJ world.

Unas ! > mere Rixlltnt thirteen yeirsby ii man of nu flnincUl mcaiM but n ii 'ur l

chemist , who only u ed It In quiet v * iv In uisilcoining m lili noilto where tutteroM lould net nomiff , thouah thoroughly trylnz mory known 10 ii-

rdynml-

employing lie moit kWfui ph IUan In-

thi land , who liaJ ultimately pronounced tne o easel' '"ThSm'incdr hero a l cttUM hai been Kunrcle I withthe utmost iccrccy alncp In illmovery. un'llaunrg-o. . ithrntliticnrniM dlcdtoor. a he alwayihaJt-

xfn. . anil Ihe orlz nil formula purchased of hl-

widow. . Thliln h-lef l the true hUtoryot this mo i-

WTHK COO'K' lll.MKUV 00. therefore Imo posie.-nlon

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of the only mc-llclne In the world ( hat will eurotht lroudrd) ll ca n In nil fa forim.

They are Jiistinod In tliU tat ment for the reis-nthat the latent mrdlcal worka pablUhoJ by the lie.t-kno

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n HUlhorlllrJ. nay tVre Is no true speclil-cVctarnowwe ham THUS Sreoinc-ovB TIIVT

Those who hue employe 1 PVCTT other known ri'ia-edy

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without benefits ) a trial. Nocuie-norty , andnoeipenseiojiauentlnany war.-

We

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do not sell the Itemedy , or lend It out , unlcr-

thli dliome at oir; Dis-pensary. . or at Iho patlent'a residence either InOmaha or chewheie la casei where thu patient u-

unahlelo come to us.Wu liavpu KrRUlisr I'hyOcInn In attend-

anre-

who I * a graduate urativrral coliegpimill Inn hail ovur 30 fHr ' porliip ' .

Ir n FAIL TO cumt. THE COOK KKMKIIi CO.-

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ILL mrUNDALI. MOHrYA.SO TAT KMTIIir Xr M-

iMcunitin IN TIIITIVO OUAHA , whether ihe <llstanc-8letinor ten thousand miles.

Our lontracta will he endorsed by a re ponslble-penon and to the entire satlsfacllom of patients.

Old chronic cases ot tlonoirh t and Ulcvt perma-nently cured , as If by nUKlc , In HTB daii.

'Ihls Remedy acts Immediately upon the Dlood ,

removlne from the sy stem err trai.e of poison-.Fov

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r Sore * . Vlrer ' Krniitlona , 'Month. Jlnlr-Kulllrnr , and all bkln !> !

cat ** cured In in r lou ly short time.-Na

.other known Remedy In the world i an d In all

months what we guarantee to do la two wceka.All we ask Is a trial. DOXOT FORQIT THAT wi-

OnAEASTEK A CTBK OB NO PAT. No HpCClallst 1)1

Physician will do tWi , You know from nast expert-nee. If you are one of the afflicted. These Physi-cians know thcr hire no remedy with which theyCAN cure all Chronic Cases of Syphilis , ana will , as i-

mattrr of lours' , say It U Impossible to effect a pepmanent cure , nut we defy any of tn m to brine us aease tnat we will not cure permanently laasuorteitime than la required for the most recant cases wltiany oilier known remedy In th . world

Correipondcnce and a critical Investigation sollo-Ited

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both a to our fiiuniUl tundtng and t eraclty.Address

COOK REJIEDY CO. ,OMAHA , NEBRASKA.-

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l idv6rtliemonti , such M Lost , Faunaio Loan , For Snlo , To Rent , nnti , Ooanllnr ,etc. , wilt tclnitrUd In thli column at the loir-wtoofTKN CENTS PICK IjI.NE forth * flr laser-ton find VIveCcnUrerLlnefoi-ench subieqitontI-niortlon. . Lc ve drcrUitment * nt our olllcu-Mo. . 13 Feart Iticut , no.ir llro dw 7, Couucll-Uluffg. .__

WANTS._ANTKD-Vtrgt-clfiM furnished room orrooms nnd board by gentleman nnd wife.

Address ?< . llco olllco.

Foil SAMA: W.BOO house , NO. 421 a Kiriith, corner of I'lfth N I1.

Oodtro & C-

o.WANTEDA

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peed plrl for cook. Apply ntMis. J. K-Mol'lii'iBon , No. lu'bl

Tierce streetTANThD-A plrl for trenoritl lioii'mtork.

TT Small tmmljr , liniuly Kitchen. .Oil flth no. .

WANTKD-Yoiinir utrl who wntits to RO todo lioueeuork to pay fur

her boanl. Addrma MT!! , llou olllco.T7iuuNrnniK ANi ) STOYBS : roTthuTiioiTaoJL' diiys nt Rrently reducuil unco * to omkoroom lor full Mock. Piiitlos fimilxhhii ; KOOI !rotcreneos can buy on weekly or monthly pay-incnlB.

-. A. J. Mmutol , IE , ) nnd H25 llromtnny.-

filOU

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SAfji : A drflt-clnis reMuurnnt , tiest lo-JL'

-cut Ion In city , llontod by ttonin. Wnter-

uorkg-

, oxc liont patiotingo ; rniigo , ice hotipo ,kill lien , everything In Ilist-clat ? atjlo. Wl h to-Kelt on nccount of III licnlth. Jnlm Allon. Coun-ell Illlilld.

_FOlt SAt.n-Stock of ilrtiKS In central No-

. Will Invoice nliout SUM ) . In-qulruof

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Iliirlc , Huss VCo. , Council Illuir * , In.-

S'ALi

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: OU THAUK.-For Council IllmUproperty 41,000 ncres of town nnd No-

tnnskn-

land. J. It. Mice , 110 .Mum St. . CouncilIllnirs.

Sf.FRlNClSACADElYCo-

r. . 5th Ave. & 7th St. , Council Bluffs.

Ono of the best Educational Institu-tions

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in the west. Hoarding and dayschool conducted by the Sihters of Char-ity

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, n. v. M.

Hoard and tuition for a term of livemonths , !? 75. For further particularsaddress SISTER SUPERIOR ,

St. Francis Accdomy ,

Council Binds , la.

JOHN V. STONE. JACOU H1MS

& SIMS,

Attorneys at Law,Practice in the State and Federal Cour t

Rooms 7 and S Shugart-Heno Block.COUNCIL

E. S. BARXttTT ,

Justice o± the Peace ,

410 Broadway , Council Binds.-

Referi

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to any bank or business house in thecity. Collections a specialty.

Star Sale Siables and Mule Yardsllronduny , CounU ! lllullt , Opp Dummy Depot

HUK-OS and mules constantly on handfor s-alo at retail or in car load loKOrders , promptly filled by contract onshort notice. Stork fold on commisMon

Telephone 111. SHUTr.u & Boun.Opposite Dummy Depot , Counci Ululls

BEST LIGHT LIVERYSS cii-r.

The finest of driving horses always onhand and lor sale b-

yMASE WISE.-

Of

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id'j feet in size , colored liy ndilltion. slionlnirall lots anil suli-livlliiH( ) included In tenltory1)) miles iioith nnd &outli by 10' , mile * cu.it nnd

west.FKICE $10.A-ddicas

.C. It. AUr.NT , Publisher-

.In

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Amber'

TovtolseShe-

llcc.Hair On-

nninents , aswell as tlionewest nov-

s. cities in fiair-

goods. .. Hair goods

- ' nuideto order. . , ,- &$j?

Mrs. C. Ii. Gillette2 !) llr.iii St. , Couiipil Hliill's , Iowa. Outof town work solicited , and all mailorders promptly attended to ,

The Mittor hotito In Ml-som ! Valleys fur-nished

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llrttlass tliroiiclmut anil with a I intobusiness ostublisliod. Will bu icntod on liberalterms to responsible imrtlts. Cull mi or m-

llll'HH-

PlIUCV-.Mlssour

.Valley

Creston House ,

Main Street , Council Bluffs ,

Only Hotel in the Citywith Fire Escape ,

Electric Call Bells.A-ccuiniuodutloiiK

.I'lrot Clam ,

And ECatCH IteiuiiiinlileMax Mohn , Proprietor

T. F. BRITT, M. D. ,

SURGEON ,

NO. 007M-

YNSTER STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS

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M

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DR.

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BLUFFS

. RICE'SCommon cn-

eernialSupportTIIK

Greatest Inventicn of the Ay-

e.Kupiuru

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or Hernia n Site chillySKM > roil ILLUSTRATE ! * UIItUULAKS-

.BIK.

: iAitrs rimAir DISEASES A JSH'KCIAL.TY.-Cuus

.nil kinds of Chronic Dlao.no } that nio curiiblo wllh his most Wnmlorfiit Vosotnblo

Homcillcs. IB the oldest anil moat successful Spuulnllfll ltitlio ebt. Call mill "o lilt-ii.orricn

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Ollko Hours : b to, jlm.1, i

PIAKI: ,. ' Ooillicil Bluffs , IOW8I'-

.EST

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.MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES O-

FOrgansPersons wishing to purcliaso instruments will find it to their interest to

call on us-

.IiifctriiiuciilN.

Tuned and Repaired. We never full to give natlsl'ue lon.Over iJO years' InPinno nnd Organ Work.

Swanson EVIusic Co.N-o.

.. 329 Broadway , Council JJlufls, Iowa

THE AUTOMATIC TRUNKHeats them nil

for Sample TrunksnnilUiiHes , Tlicatri-cil

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: and Tourists'-Trunks. . Dontfuil-to see it. Tlio-Liulii'.s' Fsivoritn.This nnd nil otliefkinds ot Trunkstuul Castis inaiiti-fnotureil

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by-

Zimmerman &

Young Bros.-

Anil

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.sold nt whole-sale

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unil rettnl.Two carloads on-

lianil att- -

5 lii ICroiulvvayCouncil BluTs , Iowa ,

Send Jbi Circulars and Priccn ,

BSTAHUSHED1SGS-

D. . H. McDANELD & COMPANY ,

E Tallow Pollscs , , ,WOOL AXI > FURS.-

JUyltcst

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dfarXct J'l-lccs , rronitJ-tctitrns. .

820 and 82 Main Street , Council Bluffs ,

Iowa.

FINE MILLINERY.NEW FALL STYLES OPEN.

1415 DOUGLAS ST. , - OMAHA

REAL ESTATE.Vnc-

utit

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I.ols , I.nri'lfl , City ItcsliloniXM uti-dr tiii8. At it piuierty| In wuttura pint of ultyAll

B. P. OFFICER ,

Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,

Mourn C , Ofliccr It I'tiscy's Jl.ink , Couno-

A. . SCUUltZ ,

Justice of the P ace.O-

illce.

over American nxprosa. r-

No : 419 BROADWAY