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MINOS MENTIONS ,
The hotel arrival * are remarkably
light at present , all around.
Iowa Wvomlng cnal Imn'llcil ' only by
J. W. KoJcfer , No. 20 PoirlSt. Flllf/
la tli9 circuit court yc.storiky thu caie
of Bill wilier Bros. v . Qoorgo W , 1'atker
was en trial ,
The funeral nervtcoi of the late I'nrry
Smith will bo hihl thin afternoon at 2
o'cl > cknt tlio family reaidotvjo ,
Alloo Gates coiin cra. oorojuny nr-
rlvod at the O on house yesterday and
st uight ay ft nlo lns entertainment at
Four horjfft are now required to pull
' the heavy loads , omnlbusejand street cars
through the streets , which ara In a horri
ble condition.
There was n rush at the entertainment
stven by the Alice Dates opera comrony
last evening. Almo t every pent In the
'house ' was taken in advance.
Political talk i' getting warmer and
warmer. Ono of the latest nnd big esl
bubbles wai a young man standing in front
of the Pacific house waving n 8300 wad
and shouting that ho would bet thai
amount that Bowman would he the noxl
mayor. He shouted in vain.
There was a constant atraam of now
names pouring in yesterday upon tin
board of registry , almost flooding them ni
times. . From the number already enrullcc
and tha way the names are still coming in
it is evident that there will be polled oni
of the large t votes ever a ist in the history
0 } jhU city.
To-night the Cecelia club give a con
cert , the leading attraction In which wil
be the part taken in the programme bj
Miss F-mnle Kellogg , Her many ol <
friends here will be glad , indeed , to havi
this opportunity of hearing her. She in
tends to stait to-morrow for 15 ston.
One name has already dropped out o
the Vaughan ticket. G > . M.Va ' hburn
no'mlnatod as alderman at large , declines
' The bnant'Wa * mode at the lost m > etln
that the written acceptances of all thee
nominated were in the hands of Vaughac
How Is this ?
'Dr. Lawrence pjohs at the idea the
bo is g > iug to Europe , If elected cnayt
he propoioi to stay here and attend to ii
duties. He has served three terms an
those who know of his faithfulness in pr
rlous terms all join in a laugh at thin bu
bear rtised by his opponents th it he Man
to go to 15ti ope at "mayor ot Count
Blulfa. " Such a charge only choirs ho
scared amunltion is with the oppotltkn ,
The many friends and aciiu ilntanc
of Sheriff Dan Forrol1 , of Mills count
will bo startled on learning that while :
tor Botiio desperadoes in Wisconsin he i
ceivcd two or three pistol wounds lu t
struggle uf capturing them , none of whl
will , however , prove serious. He roa 1
his home In Glenwood yesterdtyDesp
the deperato fight made against hi 11
succeeded in caging hU men.
A report wss started ycsterlay mo
ing nfre h that Dr. Lawenco Jiud wl
drawn from the mnyorulity race , T
gentleman yeitenUy stated ti TIIH 1
tliat , though hlii friends had urged him
accept against his'personal Inclination ,
having put his hind to the plow hosho
not turn back. He should stick first , 1
and all the time , and reports to the c
trary could be denied with f afety.
It must t o admitted that Vaugha :
onstnten-'none thing. He has clnr
the workingmen with being HO IRIIOI
that they did not read the papers ,
could only ain needed information f
him. lie npparenlly couolui o J that
worklngnlbnw wi realso too Ignoraul
wake up a ticket to suit themselves ,
o ha framed one for them , being carte
to , suit himself , No , convention
called , no committee properly appoln
no chance to do anything but to ac
what ha chose to offur. In treat ng t
In then .respects as though ho thoi
them too ignorant io act fur themsel
Vaughan assumes much for hlin > ef.
working people are intelligent enough
only to read but also to frame a ticket
themselves.
Jo Sp 'uldlag ' , the independent ca
date for city marshal , seems to dev
considerable strength. Many are dr
to his side by the fact that lie has
nuch bad luck , .As most know he ft
nately escaped any crippling in
service , but unfortunately lost nu aru
' " 'wme , while firing a cannon on the da
( ftrfield's funeral , Being a ucohi
this injury took away his means uf gnii
a livelihood. He is a republican ,
stood ft gpod uhow for belpg nomln
by the convention , but Ills public
nttuucemeot that ho was a candidate i
way destroyed bin chance. Of co
public offices should uot be given on
ground i f cbtrity , but Jo'a olrvumsta
inJlfe came many to bo Inclined to
for him , and be promises to show
strong when the final count is made.
TALKING TEMPEBANOE.
Uov. P. P. Broaoo Qlvos Plain Talk
to n Largo Audlolico.
There was a very Inrgo audioncc
gathered at Drondwny Methodist
church lost Sunday evening , ovary
seat being taken , nnd among the hour-
era being ninny who arc in the habit
of attending other plauos of worshiper
or none at alt. The pastor , llov. P.
F. Urcsco , took up the temperance
question , and handled it without
gloves , tolling plainly and boldly what
ho believed , and exciting admiration
for his frankness and fearlessness oven
among these who did not endorse all
ol his views.
Ono of thn prominent points urged
in his Bormon was that the present
license system made vwr ) citizen n
purtnor in the liquor iitiMiiwy. I'liu
( radio wna legalized , and the limyoc
and council were partners with tlie
man in thotpaloon. The saloon man
paid his license into thu treasury as
the city's share of tin. profits , and
the men who wore made drunk were
fined , these fines qoing into the city's
treasury. The city thus Intiug a part
ner , and drawing it part of the pro
ceeds of the sale of liquor , spent its
partin building sidewalks mid various
city expenses. Ho thurofoio held
that to the city uovenmiont , oven
more than to the saloon mon , belong
ed the responsibility o' Mio whole mat
ter. Every proporty-uwmir and citi
zen being.concerned in tuo city , was
whether ho wished or not , A partner
in this business. The B } > uukcr for
one protested against boiiifj forced
into this kind of a partnership.
Ho also went fjuiculy for those men
who had no opinion , or at least would
express none on the subject. Thorc
wore many who cluiinuil that it was
nothing that they had anything to do
with , either oao way nr the other.
Such men wore of no account. The
business was ouu which did concern
everyone and everyone should frankly
allow whcro they stood.
The Bpouker further ur od that in
the city election votes should bo cast
for men of known temperance princi
ples , and nny politician who said that
the question did not concern him
should bo buried out of sight. Mon
should bo chosen who not only went
outspoken and bold but whoso \\vvi
by their consistency backed up. thwtj
avowmonts.
Air. Bresoo also handled the claim
that prohibition did not prohibit II
was claimed by some that where t
prohibitory law was piiaiud the sale ol
liquor increased rather than decreased ,
Ho pressed the question that if thu
was so , why did these interested ir
the liquor business clamor so ngainsl
such a law. If they could sell mon
liquor under prohibitory laws thoj
should favor such laws. Ho als <
handled the claim that law could nebo
bo enforced.
The earnestness and frankness o
the speaker caused the audience t <
listen closely. The music on thu oo
citnion was unusually good , a quar
Mitto doing some excellent work.
i i
. STILL ALIVE.
Such la the Latest From the Vlctlt
of the Masked Bobbers.
The Gorman farmer , who wa
robbed and shot at his homo in Ke
Greek township last Friday night , wi
reported yesterday as being still aliv
but with no prospect of recover ;
His name' is Theodora Sturtonbacko
instead of Strootbeck , as first rcportci
The ball was removed on Sundt
from his back , it having passed near
through his body. The men who n
tacked him are still at IOTRO , but of
cors are still on the hunt. The noig
borhood is very much excited , aj
there are talks of lynching in caao tl
desperadoes are caught.
VALIANT VETH.
Some of their Late Domga and t
Boater of tbo Grand Encampment
There are few posts of the Gin
Hi. Army of the Republic < > wide awa
full of fuu and the
mt ontorpHbo us A
Kit Lincoln post of this tit } . Suture
to night about forty of them went ir
et body to Missouri Valley to wu
ild themselves by a bright camp fire llu
Mt They took their drum corps with tin
of course , and at least ono cantc
Wall MoFaddon wont along
11. 01
11.cd ; special invitation to staitlo the im
Ult lovers of Missouri Valley by on
.tid inimitable bass drum solos. '
oin veterans wore cordially received ,
the most hotpitubly cared fur. The 01
to sion was u highly enjoyable ono ,
ind speech making , story tolling and isle i
ful slo being decidedly onlivi-tiing'and
rations of oinip Hfo order , be
VM beautiful and well sarved.
ed , Airiong the interesting inoidi
ept was a presentation inside to Coina
lem djr French , of the Missouri \n
Kht pott. . J , Abbott , of this c
lee , uiado the presentation speech.
Tbo liMidod over to him a r.-ysturioUs
not eel , which on being qpenod by pul
fur off wrapper after wrapper , proved
be a whole , a kuppy reminder (
jovial visit tnado to this city by C
mandor French , when the big w
was ou exhibition here. Li
speeches wore niado by Mr , Frc
and JudKOHarris , of Missouri Va ]
also by John Lindt , the cominat
of the post in this city. Thu (
club of Missouri Valley , sang s
rousing spngt ,
Remini&censeB of army Hfo v
revived amidst applause and luugl
and all went jolly , The rest of
night was spent in eating , in drinl
police served cold from u canteen ,
in generally demolishing thu u
supper , AinoiiK the causes of re
was that the visitors did not hto
chance to greet pttui Vandorvo
and to hear a speech promised by )
lie being necessarily absent from
jolly occasion ,
In connection with the doings ol
veterans may appropriately bo given
the official roster of the Grand Army
of the Hi-public , dopirimont of Iowa ,
for the ensuing year , aa chosen at the
encampment in Dos Moints lait
week :
Department Commander- . 11 ,
Uogin , Newton.
Senior Vi o Commander Prank
Duford , Stewart.
Junior Vies Conimnndcr G. Li
Wright , Dennnison.
Assistant Adjutant General G.
Townsend , Newton.
Assistant Quastorma cr G noral
W. 11. Manning , . No wton.
Judt < o Advocate Kdw in J' ' . Abbott ,
Cottiicil HlulFs.
Inspector S. L Tyler , Keoliuk.
Chief M ustoring Ofli.ior UobortJ
Artoa. Dos Moines.
Mbdical Director Alf. Hammer ,
DCS Moincfl.
Delegates to National Enoamptiont
John Lindt and J. 11. . Powers.
Dolsgato at Largo W. L. Wilkin-
.11.
.11.Altosnatcs W. Di. Lucas > J. W.
U.itton and W. W. Phillips.
Council of Administration W. F.
Sonradv. P. V. Carey , M. L. llcnv-
uon , oi DCS Moines ; , J. J. BolJn ,
CouncilUlufTs , and A. Brown , of
loWA'S SOLONSv
The Work of the Legislature
Daring Its Session.
IiogUla.tloB. Past , Pronant nnd
ProBpootiyo.
Special , Ulfp&tch to The Boo. !
Dis MOIMEH , lobruary , 27. 36rtyr
buvou.of the usual sixty days allotted
legislative Hussions , have boon
passed , and the record is. conspicuous
! or its vacuity. Much in done that
ougjit not to hnvo boon done , , and.
moro not done that ought to have
boon. dons. In looking over the bills
which hove passou into laws , , tlui fact
is disclosed that nearly hll ore private
lows to legalize irregularities ot nor-
sons and corporations. Not oua-half
a dozen , public laws of any importance
are on record. The most important
of those is t'hat changing. Uio
general election in owm-nunibored
jtura to November. This will
settle all dispute in the year oS
presidential elections , , and aav.u the
democrats tho'troubla of going. ofE by
tliomsolvos to hold nn.olectioaoa the
sly , so na to go dowa. to Washington
and contest the seat o some uopubli-
cau elected in October. Thvia ono by
ono the chances foa democrats , to got
oilico in Iowa is ruthlessly cut off , and
the opportunity now presents itself
to do so still moro. The now congres-
Hioiinl apportionment bill gives Iowa
two more delegates to coogieaa , and
juah now every member of the legisla
ture is figuring out a congressional
district- rather eleven of them.
Some of the districts run along the
trunk line railroads ; aomo of them
are up and down , especially along the
Mississippi and Missouri ; and
onio ara without any re-
a.rd to goorgrophy or good
Dime. Of course , the democrats are
onsidorably interested know with
whom they will bo put o bod. So *
ho groenbaokors , who make considerable - ,
able bother in ono or two districts. ,
Fhey would bo pleased to bo colonized
> ut itisnoUikoly they willbogtoiU
fied to any extent , . They may safely
expect to get their claws cliprajd , if
mathematical calculations can do it ,
A party with 80,000 majority would
i > o remisb jn duty ( o itsolt if it. did not
B O to it that every delegate to congress
gross was a republican and b.o elec
tion of a democrat made impossible
I , This , on the correct assumption thul
the democrats would do the same i
they bad a chance without the lens1
compunction of conscience.
There is another element in thi
business which is perplexing. Oertaii
mou with congressional aspirations
are interested in having such countie
grouped in a district as will onbanc
ti tliir chances for success. Altogotho
there will bo a lively contest over thi
matter , nnd , not a little sharp man
ujumont. This is really ono of th
most important nu'iisures before th
Imutlature , and it has not yet com
IW , before it in a formal manner. Sonu
bo body however will shy his slate int
ay tlie raw this week as a starter. On
thing is certain tbo "big Ninth" dii
triot will bu narrowed down SOUK
rm
what , and ono additional district wi
ro. be carved out of a portion of it , an
and the adjoining districts. Th
will necessitate a ohnugu Ihroughoi
the entire state. It is not probab
the district will remain as it now is.
sic The prohibition amendment is s
i of for Wednesday in ihosoiwto us a.ti
NIC cial order , wlwn n long delude in. .
md bo expected. The opponents ( if t ]
ca- measure have boon nursing tin
the wrath { or some tiinu , The ntn
nu- brtworq have come to their hoi
the wl'.h a remonstrance in which w
ing tarnish now material for urguinei
but probably without nil doting the t
suit , as there are from t\\tnty-oiyht
an- thirty of the iifty votes iu the sonn
loy in favor of tbo uniumlniont. T
ity. hoube will waste no time on it.
ity.nd fact , it has already adopted it a :
tar sent it to the senate , but with soi
ing irregularity about it , by which t
to Donate will not take it up , but w
f a proceed do novo with its own.
None of the appropriation bi
tain have come back from the conimfttc
'oly vet. They will doubtless turn
uch during the week. With these n
the congressional bill out of the wi
der there will bo clear sailinu' for the gi
Hoe logical survey , state board of inch
uno try , state board of chanties , atntu c
tomologtut. state board of school t
ere amiuors , ot al.
iter DBS MOINKS , February 27.
the During the week the following
DILLS 1'Afi.SKI ) TUB 1IOUHB !
'iny Providing for < ho payment of 01
; rut standing county warranto in the ore
e a issued.
3ft , To require the goal of the clerk
im , the courts to certificate of recoi
thu tnuiBcribed by Kim in certain cases ,
To rouulato the practice of dentisl
the by requiring a certificate from thosti
board of examiners or n diploma from .
aonw collcgo.
To amend Motion OW of the code '
relating to notice of establishment of '
highwy.
To insure mere compJeto and1 cor
rect rmdorin'g of accounts by guar-
diniiB.
Ti ) require railway c" > nipaniei > to
keep highway crossings in ijood order.
To inoUe nttem-pts to pr cure alor-
lion punishable Ay imprioonment in
the poniUntiary ft r not ICM than t'vo
years.
To amend the otatutes I'olativo to
trials of equitable actions.
To reduce the interest n school *
fund loans to 7 per cent to the bor
rower and O'Dor cent to the aountles.
To authorize citcws undo ? special'
charters to levy taxna to maintain paid
flro departments :
To legalin ) certain convoy&nco of
lands for cemetery m Logan , Harrison
county. .
To legalize- certain nets of Josiah t :
Doano as inayor'of ITfcrt Dod tc , , and ,
also to lcgali.2 > thkj printed ordinances f
o > Fort Dodgt. .
To reimburse Gee WBoaoia for
money lost bj * thli failure of West's
bank while st te trearvarer.
To legalize reorganmtiun elf town
of Princeton Scott county.
To increase the su.j > p < ) rt fuodifor
the Girls' rufrvjin.flchool.
To create a slate bcud of o aaiin-
era and encourage theurt of ohool
tcaoliing.
To authorir * school directors to in
sure school property.
To require th presidents of boards
of school directors to- preside at * all
incetinpe , draw all ccders , sijn all
contracts , aii'ltadminutur the oothiof
ollicu to otlu'Ti ofllcera and members
of the board.
To fix the fees of aaayora in leoond
ula n cities imstato ci' ca tried before
Him.
Him.To
To protect .railway passengess > from
uowdyisiu oitruina. .
To provide for toxiiion of telephone J
riompanies. .
The following bill * during tK-week.
To providu for a.geological survey.
To legalize , incorporation of. thc
town of SpencerClay county. .
lo logalke the organization , of that *
independent school district of Volga *
To require the planting nf , trees-on
school house grounds.
To prevent railway accictants and
protect i&ilroadl property. It pro
vides for lscorno-
a penalty detnching -
tivca or oars from trains , ' cc running
hand ca' on the track.
To lagftlizo the incorporation of
Dayton , . \Vobsiar county.
To or.ompt sewing maabrnes , feom
attachment or-execution.
To fit&Uio Ealary of district ami cir
cuit csurb judges at $3,000j
To annul action 3,072 : of. tht > code
relation-to ( aomptioi/B.
To. reimburse ox-Staio Tteasurpr
Geo. W. BAHUS for moiwj losh y fail
ure , ofi We/ii's bank.
1l > pay certain creditors , of Fort
Madison , penitentiary.
16 } apply the same nule wiuch now
a.pplies to the state treaaurei-io county
truuaurots in the canasOlatica of coun-
iy warrants.
Tb pipvido for tha , oloctjon of &s
cssoi * in cities * andt towns , ihat lie in
arts , of townships.
To provide for superk * courts in
iiftain cities.
To require all able bodied men in
itioa to pay poll box , and if not paid
cfore September the ti becomes a
ien on all propoaby , and no property
r tyages' are osjjnxpt rrom execution
herefor.
Tot red uce ti > 3 intereatou thesohool
und loan t6 BY von per cent. This 13
lot the bill passed by the house.
To provide for printing the report ,
of the stata board of health.
To authorize school directors to
juild raids to school house sites.
Tq leiy.liz.0 contracts hprotoforo
made by school oflicetti for insurance
of school property.
To empower first class cities to pur
chase grounds for parks by l vy oi
two nulls tax.
To legalize certain sewer ordinance ;
of Burlington.
To legalize defective acknowledge'
ment of deeds.
To legalize the sale of certain schoo
lands in Buena Vista county.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special Mhertltemimti , such * i
Lost , Found , To Lo&n , For Sale , To Ren
Want * , Boardlnif , etc. , will bo Inserted In th
column at the low rate ol 7U N CENTd PE
LINK for the flnt Insertion and FIVE CEJil
1'KH LINK for each subsequent Inecrtlni
j \S crllecnionts at our office , Koom
Utoch , 1roadway. !
SALK 0 t KENT All almoit new no
table lor tale or rent. Address L. , Ui
U 0 , Council llludi , , Iowa. 23-Sto d
- \ \ rAM D To rent a ( null lotUga at one
\Y AdJD < U. M , or enquire at DKX oili (
Fila BALE Twenty S-yeor o
MUUE3 , fioni 15 } to 10 htndi hltfti. Sou
mol mil e < also ( oi tale , llato i Wlio , H > e
stable. 22-3t.
to \ 7 ANTEI' ' To rent A ten room housa
to .YV some uood ntIghborhood or two smMl
houses > ide G/ tide , "Aildreu i > . O. Uox 76
10
10n Council Uiu < I . or annlp at Uii office , Coun
[ n DIulH. 40-tl
id
ANTKD Everybody In Council DluBn
10 . , to take Till UK , 20 cenU per Meek , t
10 literal by carrion. Office , Uoont ( , Evuet
illUs lllocK , llroadvtay ,
To buy 100 tons broom coi
Us WANTED address Council Blu
Urooni Factory , Council Plugs , Iowa. 063-TOtl
OSa - nret-claan broom tier. Uav
a WANTED-A UluBs , lowx 660-50
y T1Cm HALK-Old t j > ors 40e iwr hundred ,
_ L1 Tlie llee office. Council Uluai. ie27-tt
0-
18- IIHICK-MAKEIIS. FOH 8ALK 5
II- moroof hint ailja'nlni ; the brlck-jarJ
IIX llaniier & Hal > e < ' on Upper Drc'lw y. I
X- paitlc uUn tpply to lId lUlnca or ti lltnni
oillce at the IJoArdol Trade rormi , Council Ulu
Hey , with pony , to carry p p <
WANTED at U cilice , Council UluOi.
octlS-tl
Iter Notice.
er OttlnR to the ImmenM suoceu ot the n
Qelatlnb Dromlda Instantaneous Proci
of at the Excelilor.Oalltry , rlltli strict , Ooi
ell Bluffs , the proprietor deslros those Uh
ds t'hlldrx-ii' * 1'lrtutcs to tall uctvtceu the hour
10und 18 o'clock a. iu. , a owing to the Pr
of Butlnets ruth rrai'g > JUH-'Ut 1 * neceasarj
7 a\ol < l delay i
.to Q1VU J , BAHKE ,
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
"Good morning , Mr.
Jones. You seem in
good humor this
morning "
"Yes , I' have beei to
the -
and Ciid anything and t > vory-
bhinglwant ,
OF RUST fflJALITY AND
AT VERY Law PRICES ,
I tell you.r can Save Money
now out of my aaJnry , and Live
First-Glass , too. It pays toco
bhere. "
"Where did you say it woia ? "
BOSTON TEiDOMPI
FINE GRQOERS.
ffii Mam. . St. . and. . 15 Pearl 8t ,
COUNOILiBEDFFcS 1A.
DONT JWb 10 SE3 TOE STOCK OP
W. W. . BUCHANAN ;
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY
, ,
CLOCKS.
REPAIRING. . A SPECIALTY.
202 Baaaway.OOUNGIL ) BLUFFS.
Tha. Leading
GRQGE1T HOUSE ;
IN. UHE CITY. ,
We keen everything yon wanti
in First Qll.ss , Olioios Glean
GROOEbUSri and PR./KR5IOJAS-
It will pay * yon to loc& our os-
tablishmeatt through * Evezy-
thing 5.ol31 for Cash , and at the
vary dpf&bt maTgiiis. . We basts
ft line ofilOc.
CABNED GSOD8 ) ,
And w& also sell the finest Im
ported Goods , Eastern anu West
ern &SDUS put up All Canned
Goods , reduced lO.per cent ; .
Bond for our Prmes ,
ytuittt attention p. id 10 , Mail
Or&re. .
Agent j for Waehbura's Super-
lativa Flcur ,
? , J ,
102 Broadway , Opposite Ogder
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTUllERS OF
ENRINES , BOILERS , M1K.N !
AND
aBNERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main. Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW
Wo give special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnace
HOIBTERS AND
GENERAL MILL ' MACHINES
HOUSE FRONTS.
GBl BBAL REPAIR WOR !
will iccolvo prompt attention. A general
B rtmoiit ol
Brass Uoods , Belting , Pioin
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Ooj
OHAS , HENDBIF ,
President
& CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTER >
Klch Out Glass , Fine French Chlni
Silver Ware &c. ,
BIO BKOiPWAT , COUNCIL 11I.UFFS , 10 *
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN
Marble and Granit
North Fifth St. . Council Blui
Ors. Woodbury & Son ,
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Cor. Pearl & 1st Ave. COUNCIL UI.UFKi
( S W. 8. AUENT , JACOB 81
UKol AMENT & SIMS ,
olto Attorneys & Counsellors-at-L !
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IUWA ,
W. W. SHERMAN ,
MAMUFACTUnKIl OF
ROAD , TRACK , COACH # LIVERY
Fine Work a Specialty.
E. 11. SHERMAN , Dullness Manager.
WM. cmUSTOt'HRIl , Uiohnnlcal Manager.
124rSouth MaiffiStreet , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
l\fty Harness are Manufactured from -Av No.
I Oak Tanned Leather.
I S.ell My Goods at Bed , Rock'Prices. Or
ders from abroad receive- prompt attention.
J. MUELLER'S
Dickering , Webei. Lmdeman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burrett , Western Cottage , " Tabor and
Paloubet Organs$5Q mdupward. Musical - 3VL
cal Merchanoise-of every dtscription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , , Sheet-Music , 1'oye ,
Games , Fancy. Goods , Wholesale arad Re TT
DL tail. Pianos and Organs eold foLOaah
and on Time. Stock is large , full andxjom-
plete. ivusical Jburncvl ireo on applica S
DLO tion CorrespondenceSolicited. .
Address :
O J. MUELLER , I
103. South 5th Streoti o
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CflUHCtL BLUFFSJ.IOWA
BOWMAJ ? ; , BOHRER & GO. , ,
Storage and. GomMmissioni i |
PUBGEAS2NG AQBtMTS
And Dc.niara la All kinds ci.Produae Vrompt attention alvcn to all cons ! ffi tmcnta.
N03. 22. 24 AND aa-PEARli-STREET , COUNOIL BLUFFS,1OW A.
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SUPPLY ON SHORT IXVriCE -
Cut Fl'owers ' , . Greenhouse ands Vegetable
Plants
In their scLaon. Orders rromnltj ftllal mid delhcrcd to Erpfei , otliciw Star , ml chargo. Send ( o
Cattloguc ,
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XlX."O"4t.-J-t = * , - '
DEALER
PAPER , BOOKS : STATNERY / ,
. COUNCIL BLUFFS , "A.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Bayer and SMpBer of teiffi rM Provisions
Orders aolicitedi in Ic-wa and Nebraska. BEFBJfc' NOES. - First National
Eank , Stewart Bros. , Council Bluffs William , S . Harvey & Co. , Culver &
Go. , Chicago ; B A. Kent & Co. , St. Louis.
METOALF BROS. ,
WHOLXSAIJJ DEAUSag/
Hats ; Caps , Straw aooda , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES D'JJH .ICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Haa Tor Sale , Town Lots , ImgEoved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number oi Well Improved Fir ms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over SavSngf Bank , - COU NTOIL BLUFF
BIXBY 8 < WOOD ,
PLUMBERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS
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'Gas Fixtures , Bath Tubs , Marble Slabs , Brass
Goods , Iron and Lead Pipe , Fittings and
Pumps , Kept in Stock ,
No.,7 Fonrth Sf' , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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WE OAURY THE LARQE8T 8TOC3K OP FINK
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BOOTS 1 SHOES ,
Slippers , Etc. ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs
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All Mail. Orders Promptly Attended To and -
Highly. Appreciated , .
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW.
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , which
has Begun to Arrive. PK
us. Z. T. 'LlND'SEY ' & CO. ,
41' ' ] BROOTAY IOWA CENCY
, COUNCIL BLUFFS , ,
And TOT SIDE SPI'JE ' , ClARINDA IOWA. 3treet ,
