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The SPEAKER stated the business first in order TO be
the motion OF Dir PHLps, of Pennsylvania submitted
on Monday last TO suspend the rules in order TO enable
him to introduce bill TO provide for the payment Of
outstanding treasury notes. authorizing loan, and
regulating aud fixing the duty imports, and for other
purposes.
gIhe bin authorizes the President, within twelve
months after IFS passage 70 borroy on the credit Of the
United States o sum moi exceeding tweptyope millions
OF dollars for which transferable stock viii be issued
aud provides for change IN the tariff With view to an
increase OF the receipts from customs Among the arti
cles upon which higher rate of duty is levied are raa
sugar cent per pound syrup OF sugar OF sugar cans
and nolnsses one cent per pound white sugar quot
fined cent better quality of white sugar, mot re-
fael) ne aud half cenis per pound refined sugar,
and half cents per pound sugar, above refined
eol3}Fd sugar candy five cents per pound connection
cry tltg per eentum ad Uoiora brandy, one dollar pei
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z thoughts are but dreams iii their elects be tliet

war e,d,ns puIablc goods Revenue which Actuareve
. ~. ~ Won under Act of
raise al "A 1915
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THEORY FITTING THE Foor 10 THE SHOE

Shakespeare had poor opinion Of theories. Shak-
spcare is reputed to have been largely endowed with
practical wisdom aud he thought mere theories of
no more worth than mere dreams
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Miss Baker, the blind poctess, is at Richmond
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G. NJ. DODGE
BALDWIN g. DODGE.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchang'
~ COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,

Bankers G. Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. w.
COLLECTI0NS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
" at Current Rates OF Exchange.
Bills of Exchange Gold and silver Current and uil-
current Money Bought and Sold --n
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits. ,,
Money Loaned Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and Nom Resident prcprie-
tors. .-.- 49,. -
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and our personal attention to their interests in the
transaction any business which may be entrusted 70
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
j. p, Thompson,
Bank of Iliion, Illion, n. Y.
Bank Of Cooperstown, Cooperstown, N. Y.
Durkee Il Bullock, Bankers, St Louis, No.
Onofidaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
Warren Bank South Danyers, Mass.
A ] Stevens Il Co Bankers, Fl. Desmotncs.
Henry Farnhau Pres c. r. ]. R. r., Chicago, Ills
Jnn l. Henry Supt. NJ. X NJ, r. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook. sargent & Dcwny, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa
western Marine & Fire insurance Company, Omaha
City, N T.
lie Roy Tuttle, Omaha City.
James C. Mitchell, ESD, Florence, N I.
n. b. Judd, Esq Chicago
Merchants, Savings, Loan Trust Co, chicago.
Corse Snowden & Corse Alexandria, Va
j. B. bennett, Agt .Etna Fire Insurance company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
James Harlan, U. S. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon S. r. Curtis, N. C.. Keokuk. Iowa
IuIv a.nIO-u lBugle copy.
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FANNIE CLIFToN,s ELopEMENT.

oFapp:; a." said Judge Clifton to his
,,.,u,, =. one ssne morning, laying down his
aausn's, aausr' over the top If which he had been
for some time inl ,nty 'a'ng nefI d,,;snls eome
hithcr, my child" ..'nie ve;. ou.'.ai tsaa ny
did as she was bid. And a. she ST. Il i
his side, the judge took both o. her sina'.
hands in one of his, and sm oothing cn:.ess-
ingly with the other, her short, shining hair,
looked tenderly into her face. ..
':You are woman, now, Fannie" said
he. ~ -
6. Eighteen last Christmas, papa return.
ed Fannie, demure)y, trying the dignity and
gravity which belongs to that mature age.
Though to tell the truth, they looked
strangely ont of keeping with her slight
form and girlish face; in spite Of all her
efforts, her rosy mouth would dimpie with
smiles, and her eyes wear the arch saucy
expression that was natural to them.
/ ssCan it be possiblen exclaimed the old
gentleman, heaving a deep sigh. How
time does go, TO be sure!- You are year
older than your mother was when married
her."
! "Well, WE'LL" be resumed after pause,
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MARY MAEoxEY's IDEA OF A LOVER.

MARY MALoNEY's IDEA OF LOVER.
"Whas are you singing for - said to
Mnry Maloney? .-.~.-.....-s
.'Oh,1 don't know ma'an, without it's
because my heart feels happy"
,'s Happy, are you, Mary Maloney2 Lot
me see you don't own foot of land in the
world ?" .-..
"Foot of land, is it :" she cried with
hearty Irish laugh. "Oh, what hand 70
be after joking; why haven't q penny; let
Sc Your mother is dead - .' I'd ss,.% .sts.
God rest yer soul yes" replied Mary
Maloney, with touch Of genuine pathos,
may the angels make her bed in heaven"
s'sYour brother is still u hard case, sup<
pose"
t.Ah, you may wen say that. It's noth-
ing but drink, drink, drink, and beating his
! poor wife, that she is, the creature"
8 You have had to pay your sisters board
havn't you ?' - -..-~1.. "a. ~.
Sure the bit creature, and she is good
little girl, is Hinny, willing to do whatever
| axes her, don't .grudge the money what
goes for that"
"You havn't many fashionable dresses,
either, Mary Maloney." m
Fashionable isit O. yes, pus piece
OF whalebone in my skirt, and me calico
gown looks as big as the great ladies. But
then ye SAYS true, hasn't but.two gowns to
me back, two shoes to me feet, and ono bon
net to mo head, barring the old hood "
gave me- =, syg5t s-s,:..1,e S. -.
sYou hayn't any. lover Mary Maloney.'
so besoF wid ketch Mary Maloney
getting a lover these days when the hard
times are come. No, no, thank hnavenI
Eain't got that to troublc me yet, nor | don't
want it, - - -......., ~ Ia sss *& 80 &
,sWhat on carth have yoa got to make you
l;happy? A drunken brother, poor, help
| less sister, no mother, no father, no lover;
| Why where do you gel your happiness from2:
sThe Lord be praised, Miss, it growed up
in me. Give mea bit Of Sunshine, q clean
Gure, plenty Of work, and a sup at the right
time and Pm made. That makes me laugh
and sing; and then II doep trouble comes,
Ewby, God helping me, Illtry keep me heart
up Sure it would be sad thing II Patrick
McGuire should take it into his head to coma
and ax me, but the Lord willing I'd try and
bear up un Ter it, So 50't-
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YOU'RE TOO LATE! OLD HOss ~

This is great country for jokes and
We have just had one that is too good to
keep. - .<>- '-~, ,- ]~@>
Early this morning there were added TO :
our company Of travellers a pair who look
ed very like runaways: the gentleman a
very tall, raw boned specimen of the 'shalf-
horse half-alligator )" class, and the lady
fair match for him. Among the passen-
gers from Napoleon, is a solemn looking
gentleman who has all along been taken for
preacher. About O'Clock last night
was conversiBg with tho "reverend indi-
vidual, when a young man stepped up, and
addressing him, remarked, s' we're going to
have wedding, and would like to have you
ohcate." All right, SIR" he replied
laus shiugly, and we stepped into tho
ladies' cabin, where sure enough the
couple stood waiting. There had been some
kissing games and several mock marriages
gone through with during the evening, and
l Isupposed that this was In erely acontinua-
ton of the sport; and so thought the
preacher" who, could see, had good
deal Of humor in him and was inclined to
promote general good feeling and merri-
ment. The couple stood up before him.,
{a good deal more solemn than was neces-
sary in mock marriage, | thought) and
the "preacher" asked the necessary ques-
tons, and then proceeding in the usual way,
announced them husband and wife,
There was o good deal Of fun afterwards
and when it was over left the cabin-and
so did the preaeher,n who remarked to
me that he liked to see young folks enjoy
themselves, and took a good deal of pleas
ure in contributing to their fun but he did
mot understand why they should select him
to act as the preacher. just then some one
called me aside, and the old gentleman
stepped into his state room, which was next
to mine. VIXEN returned the ''preacher"
stood Just inside with his coat and vest off
and one boot in his hand, talking with tho
SC attendant - and who, as 1 came up, re-
marked: ssWell, if that's the ease it's u
good joke, for they are in dead earnest,
and have retired in the same state room.''
The old gentleman raised both his hands as
he exclaimed: SC Good Heavens you don't
tel! me SO y and rushing just as he was,
boot in hand, TO the state room indicated,
commenced on assault upon the door as it
he would batter it down, exclaiming at each
lick: +" For Heareri's, sake DON'T! I
ain'i a preacher! The whole cabin was
aroused, every state room door flying
open with slam, when. the door opened
and the Arkansas traveller poking out his
head cooly remarked: g Old hoss, you're
foo late"
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uoM.s OFFICER VIII NJ pUsEY, Atty at Lau
OFFICER s. PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION OF lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment of taxes lands of nonresdents and the
collection and remittance Of claims
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r. ! They were, indeed, his Guardian an
QUICK ON THE TRIGGER.


"You will please observe,'' On d old Mr.
Lambwell, as he led US through his school
the other day, '' that the boys are required
to observe the utmost attention to auietness
as well as dis, ipine."
We had this moment arrived in front Of
several boys standing around water buck
ct, and one had just charged his mouth with
the contents Of the cup, while the old gentle
man was STOPPING over to recover his pen
from the floor, when another passing along
behind, snapped his fingers quick under the
drinkers ear, and caused him on sudden
to eject the contents of his mouth over the
pedag bald pate. Standing upright,
with his face and hair dripping, the master
shouted ..-...-
" Who done that? 20
The patty unanimously cried out.
s Jim Gun, sir.'' t& aa.. saza-aa
sJamss Gun, what did you do that fors"
Jim appalled, at the mischief he had done,
muttered that it was not his fault-that Tom
Owen snapt him.
This changed the direction Of old Lamb
wells wrath, and shaking bis cane porten-
tiously over Owens head, he asked:
"Did you snap Gun ?''
The culprit, trembling with fear mutter--
Cd: :, .. -
"Yes, sir, snapt Gun--but I didn't
know that he Uas loddedw
AHEAyYDRAw. an-.
81 liked your sermon very much to-day
with a single exception" said u worthy pas
tor to minister who had occupied his pull
pit a portion of the Sabbath.
Swell, what was the exception ?"
- 81 think you used too many technical
phrases.o @sa .-..- Aas..
"DidI2 dien't think of il" ~,a.
You repeatedly spoke of drawing infer
ences. Now that was Greek to many hear
ers.' -~ts ...u. ~ Il w..
cob, no. Almost every knows what We
mean by drawing an inference" zatG
"You are mistaken, brother, Us sure, as
you live; do not believe one half Of my
congregation would understand the
phrase"
You certainly cannot be right"
81 am. Now, there is Mr.. Smith, point
ing out man just turning the corner from
the meeting house, s. who is quite an intelli-
gent farmer; we will oyertake him; | will
ask him If he can draw an inference, and L
do not believe he will understand me-"
Accordingly the two ministers quickened'
their pace; as they came up to the said Mr..
s., his pastor said to him: -
.. s'Brother Smith, can you draw an infer
ence ?''-,s - ~ No. = - - --T@ssS-~
Brother Smith, thas summarily interroga-
ted looked at his pastor some fifteen seconds,
quite surprised, and then rather hesitatingiy
said o.
"Well, don't know s'pose could
I've got pair of steers that can draw any
thing to which they are hitched-but T.
like to on Sunday"
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THE GOOD ANGELS.

"Come, Ady and Jane, its time you were
in bed" said Mrs. Freeman to her two lit
tie girls, about nine O'Clock one evening"
Ady was nine years old, and Jane was a
year and a half younger. The two child
rem bad been sitting at the work table with
their mother, one Of them studying her les
son, and tho other engaged on piece of
fancy needle work.
Papa hasn't come yet," answered Ady.
-"Ne dear. But it's getting late, and its
time you were in bed. He may not be at
home for an hour" ~"
.., Ady laid aside her work and left the ta-
BILE, and Jane closed her books and put them
away in her school satchcl.
: g You canlight the little lamp on the man
tclpiece," said Mrs. Freeman, after a few
moments, looking around at she spoke I;
when she saw that the children had both put
on their bonnets and were tying their warm
capes close about their nccks. She under
stood very well the meaning Of this, and
therefore did not ask question, although
the tears came to her eyes and her voice
trembled as she said "
g 1t is very cold out to ght children"
"But We won't feelit mother" replied
Ady eve will run along very quick,
And the two little one's went cut before
their mother, whose feelings were choking
her SO, could say another word. As they
closed the'door after them, she raised her
eyes upward, and murnlured ;-..sss.- n. - =.
'sGod bless the dear Children 49,.
1t was a bleak winter night, and as the
little adventurers, stepped into the street,
the wind swept fsrcely along, and almost
drove them back against the door. But they
caught each. other by tho han!s, and bend
ing their little forms to meet the pressure Of
the cold, rushing air, hurried on the way
they were going as fast as their feet could
move. & = ss1srs ~ 81,
The streets were dark and deserted; but
the children were not afraid. Love filled
their henrts and left no room for fear.
They did not speak word to each other,
as they hastened along. After going a
short distance Of several blocks, they stop
ped before q house,. over the door Of which
hung q handsome oroamsnted gas lamp
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DENTISTRY.
once and Rssidsurr, .,0. I, Pa!mer's Block
Ser0nd story.

~> DIR. f I WOODBURY.. Is LOCATEDlN
Hzsn-Y Council Bluffs. Iowa, where he Is pre-
ulfITTS 10 perform all operations siIe'.
A4J-iJ tanning to his profession, in me most
AZ prov and nuAcIn manner. Having had eight years
successful practice in Yellow Springs. OHIO, and
Worcester Mass will Euaraute SatactIon IN all Gases
T.. ". has Dr. ncfls liquid for producing lora!
arrs!hcIa, which hy applying to the tooth and gums
very much mtiSate and III some cases deStys All pam
during the operation of extracting teeth. Come all
who t"r that hGGgdrd fcRd, the t0othGchc. aud who
prefer health hpauty and "A sweet breath. to misery,
dct"rmliy and th and have your teeth cteahhcI ami
hIiCd those useful organs that y"U caFh" well
10 without and that costs much to replace; for If
taken in time and property ed, they can be peTna-
nCntly saved.
REFERESCES--nr. Sullivan, DR.. T. J. ArMah"h, pr.
Grimes and A. V. Iarlmer, ESQ, Council BlutS 5.
Gran. Ed. !. W Coolidge. & Gicnw0oi. IV2nl6
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PittsburG.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
MeSsrs. Kramer 4 Rahm,
n. Holmes x Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. b Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania,
M0nongahela Blk of Brown
Vile.
Franklin B'k of Washinsioi
Baltimore.
Com. 4 +. Blk Of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
MesSrs. Johnston & Bro.
" Robert Garret X Sons
T Marsh Snliih, Esq.
Nathan PusCy, "
Miles white, 90
Ne,G I0i'k.
Jno. Thompson. Esq.
Philadelphia
Uc- srs. Caleb Cope & Co.
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H,1xrn1 s BALDWIN,
GIT IIo u Z e

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs Iowa.
s.-illprtsre Il, all the C.ugts III Western Iowa a'
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
General ollecting Agency
COUNCIL BLUFFSy IOWA.

General ollecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLuFFSJ IOWA.
TJNI1E UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
i tired from the mercantile business bees leave to
offer his services 10 Merchants and Business Men OF all
classes as General Collecting Agent He proposes to
give his entire attention business; ami his long
residence and extensive acquaintance in the West, Will
lie trusts, enable him 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may employ him.
Notes Accounts and Claims IT all kinds. may be for
warLed to the nuicrSIgnC by mail. or other"ise, for
Pre-. cntatiu liquidation Collection ProMpt atten-
ted when it may become necessary Ia place claims in
suit the best profess Ua services vii! lie secu~ and
the lc.al proceedings urged forward rHpry as posi-
bic Doubtful claims will he settled and secured Oh
;Mc best terms tandble and the title 10 Real Estate
when taken either payment or security carefully IN
vest. t.gated.
The undersigned WILL also Pay Taxes in all parts of
Western Iowa aud NfDra>ka; and Will also Sell, Pur-
chase or Invest Momcy i'll Real Estate.
Letters VI Inquiry Will be pTvfIpii ~ at ended to-
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
REFERENCES
CoUNcIL RLUFrs-Onicer s. Pusoy Bankers; Bald
WIN DoGcr ,o; CaSt,ly y Test, ,Vj Il. {. Mutt \
Co., do.
ST. Louis, No --Doau King x Co; Squire < Reed
Shafrelgh, Day Co, S. {. Davis 60, Howard
lin, hnlan.
ST. JosEPs, Ne -rootles & Farlaich Jos. {, Hull
Pres { ST Jn. Ins Co; r. / NcDoua!d, J. j. CuTd
Nave McCnr'i X Co, J. b. Jennings X tn,, 4 Bcatte
X Co. tV3nl9l ihngIc Please c0ly
We, NIr,..I-utt'- E,y,.l.a,I.rr i5:lnk.
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PHYSICIAN AND tRr LoN
r7oFFlCE-se:ond Story, HaSg' BLOCK, 1oa2.sm Mf"a''
Er0afSay- -
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DIR. w. s. CHIMES,

4 TToRNET AND C0UNSELLoR Al LAW eo.N-
n GIL BLUFFS, Iowa. ,,o
~ V''S ,;,nn uroa,t,rav uS.u.
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THIS House is situated centrally TO the business por
tion of the cityits apartments large and we'll VEN
tilaed, and everything about it has an air of comfort
and convenience. y3-ucu
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H. TEMPLE,


. TroRNEY AT LAW, LEWIS, CASS COUNTY
- * ,s5a v2n3Syl
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ID. j. SULLIVAN, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
0moe Main Street near the corner OF L0Mer Droa8-
" way, Coucii Biufs, Iowa.
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WIN F. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND bLANh
w Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa. h
prepared anything in his department OF busi
ness promptly in a substantial and worknanlke man-
~ rrJ ., ,na, rrires n34-u
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CAsADY s. TEST,
A. T.. FORD,

,,,sers e. Dealers in Exchange
=, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
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TYNE. Foundry & Paper " a1'''t'"''7'
No. la7 NORTH MAIN STREET
prrpS BRIGHT.
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a. s~Ey n,

T>pEAI,T rs mp be>SeS PLAIN and oFhalehtAi !! p'
Ncw, BonS Sap IcvtEr, c"Icr,d and Manila ~
.,s card. and Carli i;uas Printing Inks ctI. l'"1
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PACIFIC HOUSE.

Lover Broadway, between Main and Scutt Streets,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
~ -
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-, {. MUTT. T. \. TR1TLE. j. $. ANDREWS
"I,e Mt,rrh-utt's- J,yclla,l-t, Bank,
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,,,ous route
cts. .ue
! Car, r..
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ErssASg< SEIsEET.

Attorney K Counsellor at l. Wv
tonrryanetr GrntEn' Lana ''S'"f,
I0G.NTIL REEFES, f0H"s'
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ctlicrs
ir orders
lnred by
= to gi"
4. to aIry
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ifuge iot
lsda must
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>,tR rIlAIS Y \ \ 40 X
And Dealer in Geh.l nan ) furnishing "o0OS'
.nfaait Hroadnny, '"'Noil '.-. - D.
JIEEp> on HAND i GA OH 81 ~ y,
d N ~ he II mike t ar to '''i "rcr IN nc latest aud
.u,,' apr.,> Ell 1t! Ics. Together IS IA 10nDS -QA
s-s,.rtlnrn, II GENTS. Fl lENlSIllN = iivEp
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