6 THE DAILY BEECOUNOIL BLUFFS THURSDAY MAY 14 , 1885
THE DAILY BEE.
CJQWOIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning , May 14
SUBSCRIPTION HATE3.
fl . - - eonH pe k
BT C l - - - -
By IUU - . . . . . . . . . . 110.00 p r yeu
MINOK MENTION ,
Ed 0. Dako loft last evening for a
nook's visit to Illinois , where his nlfo it
visiting.
There are 127 now cases filed in the
District Coart , the May term of which
opens next Monday.
The Standard base ball club , of Chicago
cage , oto making arrangements by which
they cxpoct to play here during August.
N. L. Hall , who used to bo in the Pa
cific honso billiard parlors , la now to bo
found by hla friends In Illgglns' , at
Omaha.
Miss Potter has appeared 1,700 nights ,
mostly In European and eastern cltlot.
Aa an impersonator and dramatic artist
nho Is uneei llod. At Dohany's , Thurs
day evening , May 14th. Admission , DO
conta ; children , 25 conts.
A legal notice sent out Into Mills
county for service has boon returned by
ono of the constables there with the fol
lowing return on the back : "John
ji Smith not booln in This kounty coed not
git survlshi wife not booln here jane is
not his wife so 1 coed not norv on hor. "
The chair sociable of the Young
Men's Christian Association re
sulted In the donation of 125 moro
chairs for the room , thus helping the as-
1 sedation greatly In Its efforts to accom-
odato the crowda which gather to its
weekly entertainments.
I , The little daughter of Lieut. Gov.
t Manning , who , with her parents , was
hurt in the runaway last Sunday , la still
suffering fiom the Injuries , but Is gaining ,
and no serious result ] are feared. The
governor and hla wife still fool the effects
of their fall , but will soon have fully re
covered.
Peter Jensen has boon complained offer
for burglary , the charge being made by
Dotty Larson , who thinks that Jensen
was the follow that entered his store on
, Broadway last Friday night , and stele
1 Borne oranges and candy , to the value of
$5 or ao. The case Is before Justice
Schurz , whs fixed Jensen's bail at $200 ,
and being unable to famish the amount ,
Jensen went to jail.
f&Thoropas quite an excitement caused
in the city yesterday by the appearing of
the letters "B D 0 , " written In chalk
on sidewalks , and other prominent
places , and later in the day the eamo let
ters appeared ilying about the streets
printed on little bits of paper. It was
generally thought that this was some of
the mysterious moves , or threats of the
saloon men , or of those on the other aide
of the contest , which has got the city
into such a fovoriah state , as to render
any sort of a rumor readily bolioved.
Some thought that It meant "Bad Days
Coming , " and others thought it was
aomethlng olsa. After the day had boon
spent in vain and foolish guesting it ap
peared that It was n very harmless ad-
vortlaamont of the Barbonr Dramatic
company , which Is to open hero at the
dime museum next week.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans , J. W. & E. L , Squire , 101
Pearl street.
Don't confound Helen Potter with
the Potter sisters of Iowa.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following are the transfers of real
estate as recorded in the office of the
registrar , and reported to TIIE BKE by
A. J. Stephejison , for Tuoeday , May 13 :
B. A. Willis to John Zoollor , sr , no i
aw. } , 207C--10$800. ;
J. L , Douglas to Council Bluffs handle
factory , yard lots C , 7 , 8 , 0 and.10 , block
10 , Grimes' add ; 83.015.
Solffert & Welso to A. J. Laughlin ,
part nw } swt 7 75-39 ; § 70.
Charles Cleric to A. J. Laughlin. part
w A BW J 7-75 39 , and part BO jso J. 12
75. 40 ; $2,100.
Shor.ff to Alonzo Wheeler , n A nw | ,
8-74 43 ; § 052 22
Total sales , $7,567 22.
Como and see goods and prices at the
now boot and shoe store of R. I. Skilca ,
No. 102 Main street.
Fly Screen * .
For Window Screens and Ornamental
Dsor Screens ! ! leave your orders at W.
W. Chapman's Art Score , 1C5 and 107
Main street.
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Don't forgot Helen Potter's imperson
ations at the opera homo this evening ,
Llvo Stock.
Window & Cranddon , the well-known
live stuck doaleis of Waverly , Iowa , will
bo t the Pacido honss In Council Blull'a ,
Friday and Saturday , ready to sell or
contract In any doeired numbers either
steers or heifers , auy ago from yearliogs
to ,
six-year-olds
Helen Potter at the opera house this
evening.
in 1'aris ,
Pall Mall Budget.
The interest In the eporling world at
Paris U at present divided between horse
and balloon rases , and DO general does the
new epoit threaten to become that the
Parisians will teen bo no more astonished
nt seeing a nnnibir of balloons above
, tholr heads than they would be if the air
'chips were ao many p'goons. ' Inventon
are , of course , hard at woik on "im
proved" billoons , and among uich the
latest noyclty , which is at present being
"trained , " but will shortly appear in
public , is furnished with a pair of large
tvlugg worked by an tlecttio motor. This
balloon ii announced to bo ublo to bold
Its own against n violent current or air
and aeronauts and their Irlouds araloolr
Inn for "aid to i s lir t appearance with
cstiMdeiable. inir. s % An eerlil iact >
rofotiug , it It Hifj to sty , will ba a fix
ture ) long before noiial navies take to
"grappling In the central b uo. "
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES ,
ThBGIosipgAclsofllioPli3raacBntical
Sociely ,
Blcctlon of oniccrs.
The annual mcotinc ; of the Iowa state
pharmaceutical society closed yesterday
afternoon , The following officers wore
elected and committees chosen :
President , 0. R. Wallace , of Inde
pendence ,
First vice president , J. A. Treat , of
Stuart.
Second vice , R , L , Lamoro&ux , of Sao
City.
'JLhird vice , W. W. Forroy , of Water-
loo.
Secretary , Emll L. Boomer , of Iowa
City.
City.Local secretary , A. H. Miles , of Des
Moines.
Treasurer , 0. n. Ward , of DcsMolnos.
Executive committee , W. 0. Bryant ,
of Cedar Falls , chairman ; L. H. Bush ; of
Des Molnot ; J. B. Harrison , of Daven
port.
port.Trade Interests A. D. Lemon , of
Guthrie Center ; Francis Lee , of Clinton ;
A. V. Penn , of Sidney.
Pharmacy Dr. Rosa Upson , of Mar-
shalltown. chairman , 0 , P. Luddon , of
Angus ; A. G. Hammer , of Doa Moinos.
Legislation George B. Hagin , of Des
Moines , chairman ; J. H. Harrison , of
Davenport ; T. W. Parrlsh , of Clarlnda.
Transportation G. B. Engelhard , of
Chicago , chairman. Norman Llchty , of
Dos Moines ; G. A. Welch , of Boono.
Adulterations E , A. Boomer , of Iowa
City , chairman ; T. W. Ruoto , of Dubuque -
buquo ; H. Tiorki , of Montlcollo.
Delegates to American pharmaceutical
association George H. Shaffer , of Fort
Madison , chairman ; Dr. W. S. McBrldo ,
of Marehalltown ; W. F. Crawford , of
Dos Moines ; J. A. Trent , of Stuart ; T.
W. Ruoto , of Dnbuquo.
Delegates to National retail druprglstb'
association J. P. Moroy , of Storm Like ;
S. G. Funk , of Panora ; W. G. Taylor , of
Dos Moines ; H. J. Kttlnger , of Boouo ;
Dr. Rosa Upson , ol Marshalltown.
The next meeting of the association is
to bo hold at Dei Moines the second
Wednesday in February.
The committee en proiidcnt's addrcsa
report reaffirming the attitude tiken by
the Iowa druggists as opposed to the sale
of llquora as a bevoiage by saloon keep *
crs.
crs.R. . J. Brown , of Leavonworlh , cx-
presldont of the Kansas association , ad
dressed the convention by request.
Thirty-five new momborc wore reported
as having been added at this meeting.
An address was prepared and sent to
the Women's Christian Temperance
union , In response to a letter received
from that body. In these communica
tions the attitude of the pharmacist in
regard to the prohibitory law , and the
attitude of prohibitionists in regard to
the pharmacy law , wore dwelt upon , and
some sharp points made la defense of
the legitimate drug store.
DOWNING DEINK ,
How tbo , Farcical Stclo ol the Con
test is Showing Up.
The Injunction cases cams up before
Judge Aylosworth yesterday morning ,
and were continued until Saturday morn
ing. It Is generally understood that
these cases have been started so that
when the cases brought by the temper
ance alllaice , to come up before Judge
Connor , at Glonwocd tomorrow , are
called , the defense , will be sot up that
there are thoao casoa pending hero , and
an effort will be made on this ground to
get the cases at Glonwood dismissed.
Then those cases can easily be dropped
here , and the bottom will fall out of all
the cases.
The petitioner , who signs most of the
caaos brought In th6 superior court here ,
la C. Schlimmo. Juit who ho la no ono
sooma to know. Ono of the petitions ap-
peara to bo from ono McCarthy , another
by John Cojle , and another by G. A.
Bergman. Just who these petitioners are
ia likewise a mystery. Hie attorney for
thoeo petitioners and against the ealoon
men la W , H. Ware , and from the state
ment of the saloon organ , in its last issue ,
It appears that Ware Is the attorney for
the liquor dealers. It Is thus evident
that there ia a scheme on foot , the pur-
posa of which ia yet to bo fully revealed.
The fast that some of the petitions , In
the llqunr catos started in the superior
court , bear the name of G. A. Bergman ,
have led to the report that the Bergman
thus socking to cloao the saloons , la the
well known "Qua" Bergman. The latter
denies that he over authorized his name
to bo used , and siys that ho does not
know anything about this move. Ho
ought to know , and IE hla name ia thus
naed without hla consent , ho ought to de
clare war on the folio rrs that borrowed
it.
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BAZAAE OF NATIONS ,
A Vnrloty of Elegant Coatiimcs * nd
Numerous Attrnc-
tloug.
The ontortalnmont in prograts in
Maaonio hall , under the nanio of "Tho
Carnival of Nations , " continues to dolfght
end Interest largo crowds of ladles and
gentlemen. List ovcnidg the attendance
was a on the previous evening , very
large , nud thoio was fully as much on-
thuaiaam as on the opening night. There
has boon no home entertainment over
given in which such a variety of elegant
ccstnmea has been presented , and the
grand march , bunging In all the different
character ! , Is a whole chow of ifaelf , The
nations of the world are all represented ,
ami many of the noted personages , and
the coitamea have boon prepared with
in a oh eire and at great expense.
Uoeidea the other attraction ? , there are
In eaoh of the booths special features of
Interest. The Icelandic booth is a cool-
looking roti'oat , with Ha arolio scenery ,
its blocks of ice , and Its tefreshments are
very cooling too , consisting of Ice cream
and cake In the Japanese booth there
r0 packages of tea , and tea served by
the cup The Turkish booth hat dga'e.
and a ( racking room ia connection with
it , Amoug the other novelties thuro are
a largo numbar c f "church shingles , "
tticsu shingles being adorned with hand
pnlmiags , end otbeis with pictures of the
old church and of the new bnlldlrg , now
being ercc'ed. In the Geimin booth sro
to bo found coffee and cako. The
French booth cjntiits of a peasant
cottage , with Ita straw thr.tched roof ,
fciid hcra are served hot choco-
late and wafers , and all sorts
of confectioneries , A pretty little gyp y
tonl , with still prettier gypsies , Is the
favorlto for those who want thcirfortunos
told. At the Ilnllnn booth are to bo
found bannanns nnd other fruit. In
Marie Antoinette's bower arc served
strawberries and cream , and other re
freshments , The American booth Is as
attractive as any , and nil series of tempt
ing refreshments are to bo found here ,
presided over by the goddess of liberty
and Undo Sam , Near this Is a wigwam ,
where are to bo found some of the ab
origines. In each of the booths are to
bo found characters costumed in the
dress of the country represented by the
booth , so that the whole appearance of
the place Is bright , attractive and vatiod.
Lost evening there was a regular Now
England supper served In the American
booth , and besides the grand march ,
which Is to take place each night , there
wai o ohanco given for dancing. This
evening tbcro will bo special attractions
Introduced , so tint no two evenings will
bo alike , and thoao who go every night
will find something now to please them.
The affair promises to bo profitable
financially , and It la to bo hoped that a
largo amount of money will bo realized
for the helping complete the beautiful
church , a building which promises to be
ono of the finest in the state , and one
which will bo so much of a credit to the
city that all should bo Intcrcs'cd ' In Itc
completion.
VAUGHAN'S ' VETO.
He is DGteriniM lo Have His Pels
Kept ia Dice.
The Reasons "Wliy the Itccont Eloo
lion "Was Illegal.
As announced in yesterday's BKE , the
mayor has decided that the recent elec
tion pf city officers wau not legal , and
that the old city clerk and old chief ol
the fire department must stick. It will
bo remembered that when those same
fellows wanted to got Temploton removed
from the office of chief of the fire depart'
inont , to make room for Walters , they
would listen to no reason , and no protast
against the policy of changing chiefs , foi
political reasons , but now that the shoe
pinches on the other foot , this la theli
first cry.
The mayor's veto has been filed , and ae
written In the bold chirography ef ' John
Jay" roads as follows :
OFFICE OP THE MAYOK , COUNCII
BLUFFSJ May 12 , 1885 : To the
Honorable City Council of th <
City of Council Bluflelowa. Gentlemen
1 herewith return to von unsigned the
resolution offered May 11 , 1885 , to pro
ceed with the election of a city clerk , and
clerk of the supjrlor court ( Council Jour
nrl , pagn 800) ) . Also a resolution thai
the conncil proceed with the election of a
chief of the fire department , which I aloe
refuse to sign. The reasons of both oi
the taid resolutions , aad forsuch refusals ,
I beg leave to state.
First With relation to the re-election
of the said clerk that the statute of thla
state provides that ho should have been
elected at the meeting on the second
Monday after the election cf aldermen.
The evident object of this provision of
the statute , in my opinion , is that the
clerk then in office may know at the ex
piration of his term whether his employ
ment Is to bo continued for a further
time. After having continued him for
this length of time after the expiration
of his term , and when , but for such con
tinuance , ho might have procured other
employment , la my opinion , is an Im
plied contract on the patt of the city to
employ htm for another year , and the
election of a successor at said election is
a plain violation of the law and great In
justice to the said Incumbent.
Second With relation to the chief of
the fire department , Section 2 , of the
city ordinance , providing for said officer ,
states that the chief should hold his
office for a term of two years , unless
sooner removed for. misbehavior , and a
successor elected at the annual election.
The intention of this section is evidently
for the purpose of enabling the chief of
that department to become efficient
by experience In the same ,
and that the Important position
may not bo Interfered with and hampered -
pored by reasons of politics and changes
that may take place in the city council.
No charges have been made against the
present incumbent , and It is not oven
chimed that his services have not been
efficient , and no eilort bai been made to
remove him tor this cause , and his term
of office as Gzcd by ordinance not having
expired , in my opinion the council has
no legal right by said resolution to pro
ceed to an election , as an ordinance can
not bo repealed by a resolution. It Is
my intention and desire to here veto all
resolutions , aces and records connected
with the election on May 11 , 1885 , of
the city clerk and clerk of the superior
court and chief of the fire department , as
said election was had and done in viola
tion of the state law and city ordi
nances. Respectfully submitted.
W. R. VATJOHAN , Mayor.
A notlco was eorvod on the newly
elected clerk , Mr. Dalrymple. yesterday ,
notifying him of the notion of the council
and of the veto , and like notices sent to
the now chief of the fire department.
The other officer , 0. J. Beckman ,
elected as poll tax collector , appeared
and qualified without any objection.
COMMKUOIAJJ ,
OODXOIL DLorra MAHEBT ,
Wheat No. 1 milling , 70) ) No , 2 , C5 :
No. S , CO.
Corn Now , 28o.
Data For local purponoa , SOo.
Hay 3 00 per ton ) baled , CO.
Kyo OOo.
Oorn Meal $1. CO per 100 potradi ,
Wood Good supply ; prices at yard * , f .00 ®
6 50 ,
Coal Delivered , hard , 0,50 per ton ] tolt
4,00 per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 74x
Flour Olty flour , 1.50@2.00.
Brooms 1,75@3.00 per doz ,
LIVBBTOCX.
Cattle Bntchor cows ? .25@3.75 , Botcher
iteon , 3.76@4,00.
Sheep 3,00 < a > 3. 50 ,
Hoga-3. 60(13. ( 76.
PEODOOB AND BOITB ,
ljuttfr Ileceipta are increasing ; choice
c-eamery2(821ot ( choice country. IBc ; good
121 llc ; poor to fair , G@10o Roll butter
tbould be wrapped In bleached butter cloth
and cloiely packed ,
Poultry -Demand ttrong supply light ; live
sprint ? chickens , good elze , S8.(0 ( perdoz.ilive
old cnlckrni , light and medium weight ,
$ J.GO@3. 5perdnz. ; live old chickens , heavy
weight , 81 00 ; live turkey * , lO&llo per Ib.
At present the weather Is too uncert ia to
ship dteeaod poultry ; however high prices can
be obtained lor choice atooic arriving In gcod
condition
Game Demand if only for fresh killed
ducks ; mallariis.SiOO ; mtxed.Sl.M ) , teal , 1.00.
Onions None In muket ; choice stock
would likely biing $1.7'1 ; sprouted and poor ,
Bauns Clean stock in good demand at 81,25
@ 1 35 forinedluun , and $1.60 for nayiot dirty-
stock u dull at $1.00.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses And Mules conitantly on hand which
wo will tell In retail cr carload lots
All S toe arranted as Represented
Wholesale nd retail dtalon In Grain anil Baled tUr. Prices left.
Bonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SOHinLTJT'SDE ' ? . &
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Conncll Uluitj.
1'otAlocs The freight war has Riven na
choio Wisconsin ! nnd Mlnneaotas at Go@70c.
Good nnllvoa are going nt bOo in bulk ; email
lots of Backed , C5c.
Ureon 1'oan None but poor stock ns yet , At
S2,00fai.00pcruuilicl. :
String Beans "Oo to $ l,00"r > or box of one-
third biuhol.
Now Potatoes § 2.50(30.00 ( per bushel.
Sweet PoUtooB Tsblo , 3@-lo per Ib ,
Strawberries 30@25o per box.
Asparagus-Small natho , 70s to 1.00 ; Cal
ifornia , $1.50@2.10.
Spinach 52 0 per bbl.
Rc ul ttiiK UntlroAtl Kntos.
Christian Union.
Laws attempting to regulate freights
now exist In seven of the states. Wo
think It safe to say that the notion that
the railroad corporation is a private in
dividual , and that the individual shipper
must make his own bargain with It as ho
would with his butcher or shoemaker ,
has Rubstantially passed niray. The only
question for the future is how to regulate
the railroad rates so as to secure justice
for the public without inflicting injustice
on the railroad builders and operators.
A. Light sentence ,
From the Chicago Times.
George Prey has just been sentenced
by a judge at Erie , Pa , , to two years' '
imprisonment. George had married five
young ladies in that vicinity and be
trayed four others. Such a scamp should
have been sentenced to live with all his
wives at the same titno.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND TIIEATEU.
Etb Avo. and 1'carl Street , ( formerly II it tin's
lllnk. )
PALMER & SANDKK , 1'rop'ra & Managers.
Ono weolc only , cominonclnfc
MONDAYMAY11TH
Our great specialty with the following principals
IJ. P. COOFEIl ,
Tlia latest Musical f hcncmcncr.
J. a SANDERS ,
GvmnaBt and Contortionist
BIGNORDElil-UIXSO.ThoKinffof Fire-
Kntcrs
OUR OURIO HALL.
Will contain Freaks of Nature , Curiosities ,
and Mechanical Wonders , principal among
which will bo found the world reputed won
der ,
Prof. R. A. Stcndoll , who la nwholo chow of him
self with his wonderful electro musical I haumaecopc.
PIIOF. E. M. DUNTON , Illusionist.
MISS A PATTERSON , The Lightning
Lady.
LOWANDO BALDWIN , The Armless
Wonder ,
MADAtf E HOWELL , the Bohemian Glass Blotter
A Resort for Ladles. A * i sort for Cli Idren.
Patronized by the elite , nothing succeeds like suc
cess. Museum open 1 to 6 and 7 to 10 p in. Theitro
performance every Evening and Saturday Matmco
Ladles can sifely visit thU pcpularplaco of amuse
ment without an oicort as the m nagement : person
a ! guarantee that nothing will bo done lo offend the
most fastidious.
OIBco of the 1
Council Eluffs City Water Works Company - ,
Mo. 28 Pearl Street J
To Whom H May Concern :
Persons holdlcg time orders against this company
must present the enme at the above office lor pay
ment on or before the tenth day of Juno next , as
alter that c'atotho construction hooka will bocent
to ttte New York office. Time orders will not to re
ceived In pajmcnt of water rents alter this date.
HARRY BIHKISBINB ,
Ccn'l Ilgr. & Chf Engr.
MANDEMAKERS & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS.
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 TTnpor Broadway , Council Bluffs.
. SGETJKZ.
ornoE OVER AWIOUOAB EXPRKOS
COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOW/1 /
J. L. DiBEVOISE.
No. 607 Broadway Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table.
OODNOIL BLUFFS
Ttie following are the times ol the arrival tnd de.
partnro ol trains by central standard tltuo , at the
local depots. TialDgloaretraneler depot ten mil-
at" " B tller and arrive ten mlnutoa later.
BKl'ART. ARRIVB ,
ccnoiao and KonrnwiaTOiM ,
D-26 A M Mall and Express 80'r : H
12:10 : r H AOvOinmodatlon 10 : ' i1 M
6:30 : r H Kxprcaa D.05 A M
omoAoo uia tocE IBLANT.
0.26 A M Hall and Expresa 0.63 p M
7:25 A M Accommodation 6:15 : r M
6:30 r M EzpreiB B.OO A u
omoioo , MiLWinKn ASB . rAUL.
D.20A M Ma'l and Exrresa d.50 r
6:26 : r M Kxprcsi 0.05 A
omoioo , BOiuxsroH uro QCIIOT.
D 10 A M Mall and Express 7:10 : r u
12:30 : r M Accommodation 2.00 r M
5.45 r u Expreui 6.60 A M
WAIAin , BT , LOUIB AKD rAOinO.
From Transfer only.
1:30 r M St. t.oulj Express 2 : IB r M
7:10 : r M Cblotgo Exp via i'eorla 0.10 A u
cuufl cm , BT. ; oi AND OOUBCIL iivin.
JO.OS A H Mall and Express e:10 : r M
8:16 : r u Exprces 0.25 A u
HOUX CITT ADD PiCIFIO
7tO : A H Slallfor BlouxClty 6:50 : r H
7:10 : r H Exprera for 8t 1'aul 8.50 A u
CMOV rAsinc.
11:00 : A M Dinver Vxpres * 4.35PM
1:05 : r u Lincoln Prns O'o & K V 2.35 r u
7:56 : r H Oterlitid ixprtes 8.30 A M
CUMUT TRAINS TO OU1IU ,
Leave Council Bluffa - 7:15-8:20-9.30-10:80 : : :
11:40 : a. in. 1:80 2:30-8.80 : 4:23 : 66 : fl.25
11:46 : p. m. Leave Omaha 6 40 7:6 : ( r.fO 10
11115 a. m. 12,502:00S.CO04.656:56 : :
11:10 : p. m.
ONLY HOTEL
In Couno Illuffa bit log a
And all modem Improvements , call bella , fire
alarm belli , etc. , is the
CRESTON HOUSE
NOB. 215 , 217 and 219 , Main Street.
MAX MOHN , - MIOPRIKTOU
TIIOH. omcKit. w. H , M I-CSBV
Officer < , Pusev.
Council Eluffa , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and Home Securities ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a Tertlncmtnts , tao at Txxl
round , To Loin , For Sale , To Kent , Wantl , Hoard.
Ing , eto. , will ba Iniertod In this oolamn at the Ion
rate ol TEN CENTS FKU LINK for the Brit Insertion
and MVK CENTS PER LINE for each Btjbseqnenl
trtlon. leave idvortlternenti at GDI offlM , No ,
tear ! Street , near Eroadnkv
WANTD ,
"TT OK IlKNT 7 room house , earner llcnton anil
JL1 Harmony Stg , Enquire 210 Harrison St.
FOIl SILK AT \ UAUOAltf-Tho desirable resi
dence or buslnon properly on Upper Broad-
nay , known 18 the I'OWCIB [ ilaco , Apph to Gro. H.
lliunn , 8i Main street
WANTS TO TitAUKUood Iowa tr Nebraska
land for a small stooU o ( banln are or coocral
merchandise , well located. SWAN A. WALKRR.
Tj'Ott ' BALK Ararochanco to pet a line , veil 1m-
JL * pro\ed fannot 400 acres , within a few miles of
Council UluHs , at a bargain. Low jitlco and easy
terms. nWAN ft WAITER
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pOH 8ALB A gooUrwjInK hotel property with
1 llyery ( Ublo , In ono of the best mmll towns In
western Iowa will sell with or without liitDlturc , or
will trade for a small farm with ttock ita.
. RWAN k WALKRR ,
FOIl HALE Lands Improved aad uulmrroxed.
It v u want a farm In nostcra Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska ot Dakota , lotus hear from jou.
SWAN a WALKKR.
"C OH SALE A lane number ol business and reel-
J ? dcnco lota In all juris ot Council BluOa. Sea
us bcloro > ou buy , SWAN & WALKRR.
FOIl SALK Parties wishing to buy cheap lots to
build on can buy on monthly payments ol from
82 to $10 BWAN&WALKHR
Tj > OUUKNl Wo will rent you a lot to build on
JL ? with the prlfllago to buy If jou with onety
liberal tcrm > . SWAN & WALKRR.
TfOll nENT pcslrablo residence 007 Fourth at
Apply J. W. Damon ,
tJ > Olt HALK Ilouseg. Lots anil Land. A. J ,
JD Fteptcn on , 603 First n\onuo.
/ ANTKU Uvery Doayiu Uouncll liluOs o takt
VV TuiDii. Delivered by carrier at only twtntj
canta week.
Foil KXCilANou No. 163 , 10OQO acres l&nd ten
mlleasouth of Sidney , Nib , , for Council CluHt
property.
No. 155. A good steam ( louring ; mill In Cedar Co ,
Iowa , for a stock of genural merohandleo or hard'
"aro , value 10i CO
No. 159 Hotel property In Taj lor Co. , Ion a , for
geed farm property , value $4,000.
No. 1(0. Land In Hall and Lincoln Cos. , Neb , , lor
Council Blulls property.
No 161. line Improved farm for cheap western
land.
land.No , 10 ? . Ono ol the belt farms In fottawattamls
ounty , Iowa , 100 acres for wild Kantaa or Nebraska
land.
land.No. . 103. Hotel In Pueblo , Col. , woith $9 COP , for
lown , Kamaor Nebraska land In part and long
time on baUnco ,
No. 171. Good farm , for stock of goods or hard-
ware.
No. 172. Wild lands In RooU Co. , Nob. , for stock
of dry goods.
No. 175 House and lot in Clarlnda Page Co ,
Iowa for Nebraska or loua lnH ; alue $1COU.
No. 177. Hotel In ono ot Dakota's belt towns ,
value 80,000 , fur stock of drugs for pare and lind
Improved or unimproved
No. 178. 8i.lc.ndld bargains In Klcth Co. , Nob. ,
wild lacd for lands In western Iowa or gocd stock
of drug * or hardware.
No. 13 > . A hall intercut In a first-class plow works ,
well located , for lands \alucd S3.SOO.
No. 182. 200 ncre Improved farm in CasaCo. , Iowa
also ono In PflU , Alto Co , , of 316 , for stock of goods
No. 183. fctore buldlnR and stock ol gomral
merchandise , In a lite wcfclern town ti't wcttern
land , Improve- unimproved , value 814EDO.
And hundrcdsof ether special rxchano bargains
for particulars , call and see or write to
EWAN & WALKER ,
Council bluds , la
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
rii
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Ou
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery anil Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our stock Is the
Largest in tie
and ia being continually replenished by
all the latest and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Biufls
orethti lanon icaend wllboal thi
kxlli Bf drtwlnj oi bind.
CHRONIC DISEASES" ' " " " * "
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OOlce , Ualn Httcct , Ilooma 7 nod 8 , Shu art and
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Wyckoff Spr nns & Benedict ,
UblcoKO , 111. , Bole Agent ) .
0. H , 8I10MS : , Oouncil Ululli
Agect for Weetern Iowa
FLY GREENS !
For Window Screens and Ornaiuenta
Screens , leave your orders at
STOIBIB
1OS anil JLO7 Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
, - - .
. B. PICTURE FKAMESof anv
description made to order while vou wait.
BUCKEYE WROUGHT FENCING
AND CRESTING.
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Ucautlfy your homes by using the nto\ . Over DOO designs to select from.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES
Steautijul , Strong and Lasting.
Estimates given on any style either put up or delivered Lore , by applying to
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale Iron , Steel , Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock.
117 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
K. SfcJPSJEMSON ,
GROWER AND DEALER IN 1
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Vegetable Plants and Fruits.
Orders from abrond promptly filled. Sweet Point
Plants a specialty. I'Janta will boroady for ehipmen
by May 10th. Orders should be placed oarly.
J. R. McPHERSON ,
2181 Pierce St. , Council Bluffs.
W. P. AYXESWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved ncd unUsfaction guaranteed , i'raino house
moved ou Little Giant trucks , the beat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWOUTII.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour FrizzesSwitch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE.
29 Main fctreetCouncil Bluffs ,
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night houeo in the city. Evarytliing served in firct dm ntylo nnd on ehor
notlco. Hot end cold lunches alvvava ready.
SMITH & TOLLFJt , AGTS ,
LHADINQ
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Main St. ,
COUXCIL BLUFPS , - - IOWA.
ACompleto Line of New Goods to Select From. .
AJCIR C3I-OOIDS.
IVill Discount all Xriccn.
MES , D , A , BENEDICT ,
37 Broadway , Council BlniTa , Iowa
Coed Wanted
Drs. Judd & Smith's
NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT ,
Office toil Factory , No 9 , 1'ourtu Et , Council Ilutts , low * .