THE DAILY JBEE--"COlJlSTCiL BLUITS.IOWA PMDA APRIL 21 1582.
THE b'AL5f BEE
COUHfiil BLUFFS.
JFHday Morning April 21.
SUBSCntPTlOX HATKS !
By Carrier , - - - - -
$10 00 per Year.
Ofllco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
0. E. WAYNE , Vnntgct City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Elegant millinery at Bliss1.
The "fled Cloud" passed up the river
to-day.
today.A
A young girl named Nellie Blanchurd
was yesterday arrested for being drunk
nnd disorderly on Broadway near the
llevere house.
Leaves to wed were yesterday given
to L. C. Anderson and Miss A. G. Peter-
eon , of this city , nlso tn W. P. Humzliy
nnd Jilts Lizzie Meyer , both of Council
luff .
There has not been an arrival or de
parture at the county jail for two vcsks
until ycstciday afternoon , when Nelly
Long was tent down for fifteen days , for
larceny.
S. S. Keller has begun the work of
decorating the front of his largo furniture
warehouse nnd salesrooms on Broadway
with largo signs , nnd Intends putting In
full plates of French glass for the show
windows.
71110 attempt to collect licenses from
saloon-mon In the rural districts , and
within two miles of the limits , is to tenet
net with n protest by tbo men thus sought
to be taxed. They propose to fight it In
the courts.
The officers and committee chairmen
of the Y. M. C. A. are to meet thin after
noon at G o'clock at the Pacific house par
lor to appoint committees nnd arrange
other details as preparatory to starting
upon an active work.
O. 0. Ktchardgon , who charged the
"Blue Jay" saloon-men with swindling
him , nnd who was himself arrested for be
ing drunk , has been set free , and has con
cluded not to prosecute the saloon-men ,
they having fixed It up with him in some
way.
It Is noticed tlyit many of the gasoline
street lights are turned on a long tlmo lie-
lore it gets dnrk. An they are BO supplied
that they run for n certain number of
hours and then go out , it i evident that
a
I by being lighted so much earlier than Is di
) necessary they go out long before they
.ought.
Some of the mischievous boys about au
town bavo found a new amusement in an
shinning up the lamp-pests and pasting th
paper over tbo glass. It is well for them
to have their laugh first , ' for eomojcntcr- etc
prising "cop"may spy ihe'm , ana1 put them ihi
In the cooler to1 await the pleadings of im
their anxious mothers. impi
, A warrant was yesterday issued for dit
the arrests > t Wm. Hartzman , ttio keeper goi
of a dry goods and notion store on Broad noi
way. The complaining party isan , Omnhi. cit ;
girl named Alice Thresher ) ! "who soya th'at atr
. hi was made to pay Hartzman $2 under A
threat of being arrested'for stealing some | by
goods there , of which charge of theft she inj
claims to be' Innocent. , cle
Bu
" 3 Tha first acetlnjc held In this county cle
' la favor of the prohibition amendment , jy
1 " dot
was that" teldjxt Lane's school iionse , six
miles east of the city , Saturday night last.
The house was packed , many being unable
to secure seats. Kov. J. G. Lemnn , of
this city , gave an earnest addrcea , and tat
eomo ot the young folk gave stirring coi :
music.
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John Plerions , made notorious by his am
connection with the Hubbard assault and
robbery case , and Anna Henry , who so ry
brutally beat a five-year-old boy , are said ryOs
to bo In Omaha. The latter Is wanted Osi
liore , and the natural query Is why do not
the officers bring her btck and make her BO
Buffer the penalty of her Inhuman act. an
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' The city does-not seem to be In such a
bloody , murderous , riotous conditlou as ivj
the Jffonparejl pictures. ! Jt'f ; | ypstei'day '
there was no unusual amount of gore run
ning In tbe gutters although tbo mayor
was absent in Texas , ' Judge Aylesworth BO
out to his Orescent farm , Ju tlce Abbott
5t
in Cleveland
and Marshal
, Jackson on a
trip Into tha country. " * f IL , , Oi
* ) V I T B T OiW.
Morris , who Is now se'rvlng o termln W.
jail here for poising counterfeit money ,
was yesterday allowed by the jailor to 41
tal e a little exercise in the yard , do some tie
bore * , nd take a little fresh alr.-Denuty TJJ
lUrobal Stuart cb'sriclng ( o pass the court to
bouse , and seeing Morris sitting easily on
tbe steps , taking hfs ewe , and chatting G.
with the jailor , ordered him be taken In- G.Po
aide thelwalls , and kept there. Po
Ulty Marshal Jackson has notified the
the keepers of bouses of probation that
they will bo beld responsible for the con. Oli
-duct of the "boaiders , " and that when deCO
there la any dlsorderllness reported , tbe CO
kbu-e will be "pulled "
, and mole and
-female Inmates will be arrested. Hereto ,
fore .the men have been highly favored ,
but the manifesto has gone forth that all
will now be treated , alike , without regard toi
to sex or social position , wi
At the meeting' of the executive cpra. day
anltteeof the Pottawattarnle prohibition api
amendment alliance held yesterday , It was wi
decided to procure 11,000 copljs of "I It eal
Hlght to License , " "Hum and Taxation vil
under License,1' and other tracts for dls- vilfal
klbutlon/ wasj alvo ' decided to hold a pa
cfisraperancajneetinir'ttt Neola the evening
of April 27th. Arrangements were also
Jiiade for peaiers"and/rliu Id for the meeting -
ing to be hald.ftt\Doh \ nyiiltallinextTues.
day evening , tbe 25th Just , ti
ur
iuhe
he
I JtnUce Al > bottj > | s ePoted to-arrive
' I from Clevelancl'tlifii inorritnft * * f ' * fo
an
any
Lieutenant Governor 0. II.
wan in the , c , aud-dloed .at
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lal
, ° f. Ae Carroll
wUhCouncjIBluri Sf en
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yeiterday , 1st
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for WMblniftoD , I > . 0. , where they expect ber
to teniAlo until the middle of M y. ve
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS ,
They Are to be Hereafter Im
proved by Special As
sessment ,
An Important Change MaUo by the
City Council.
At a meeting of the city council on
Wednesday evening the matter ol
street Improvements was again
brought up , and by a unanimous vote
the following resolution was adopted ;
tlo Bo it resolved , by the city council
of the city of Council BlufFs , that
hereafter all streets or parts of
streets , which are by ordinance or
otherwise ordered to bo brought to
grade by filling or cutting , and all
ether improvements of streets or side
walks , such as aving , graveling ,
macadamizing , etc , , shall bo so mi-
provnd by or at the cost and expense
ol the owners of the lots or parcels of
In fronting on said streets or parts
of ! streets , or charged and assessed
against l said owners and sald lots or
parcels of land , and no such improve
ments shall bo made and paid for out _
tnol the general fund of the city , except j
it bo temporarily until the proporJ
charge as above indicated is made and I
collected.
This resolution embodies the most
important change yet made by the
city council. Tin : BEE has heretofore
pretty thoroughly aired the matter ,
and given some of the pros and cons ,
but ) now it is definitely settled. The
action will excite some opposition by
some , , who have long had to pay their
Bl for improvements made on
at whicli did not directly bonefil
their property a cent's worth , antl
who will now bo calledon , to pay all
the expenses for any improvement
which they may especially desire.
Some < such will deem it rather hard to
8BU
submit to such n change , but they can
console themselves with the \
thought that they will bo reMoved
Moved , in the long years to cotno ,
of the payment of taxes for improve
ments which especially benefit prop
erty in which they are not concerned.
The financial condition of the city
isar such that many improvements which
are desired by property-owners in
particular sections of the city , and en
certain streets , cannot possibly bo ca
mado. Under the now mode , as
established by this resolution , , the of
property owners on any street need
not wait for the city to got in better
financial condition , but by getting a
petition properly signed cun submit to
ai special assessment on the property cai
directly ; benefited , and the improve lie
ment can bo pushed right along. Tli
It has become apparent that some tin
such change would become necessary , lai
ind that it ought to bo made , and foiI
the present council thought that no
bettor time could bo chosen for making uli
inj it than now , when tlio city is
starting out under a now order of ha
things all around. If the permanent pn
improvements can thus bo madoby wa
ipocial assessment on the property clc
lirectly concerned , it will leave the 801
general fund free to bo used for Ogl
loodod purposes of repair , and the of
itywill ; not bo run into such financial del
itraits . bo
ufi
bllo w of ton porsops have been annoyed
y burrs clinging to their drees or cloth *
, and how seldom hayo they , when
leaning them , given It a thought that
Burdock Hoot U the moat valuable blood
lean er and purifier known , and Ii lold mi
very drurcht under the name of Jiur-
lock : Blood Litters. Price $1.00. str
$1.00.20dlw da
uii
Real Estate Transfers. vit
The following transfers of real cs- an
ute are reported aa taken from the pal
eunty records by J. W. Squire &
Co , abstractors of titles , real cstato
ind loan agents , Council Bluffs :
John i Lnko to J. L. Oaroy and Har
P. Fox : sw 24 , 77 , 30 , § 3,520.
Haskoll & Harrington to James W. for
Osborn : Part n so 20 , 70 , 43 , § 1,125. ing
C. i Nyrop to Q. Bruhn ; sw so and am
sw and B 10 acres of sw aw of 0 ,
ind tho'n 20 acres of nw nw 10 , all in 10
, 41 , 82,475. vig
Henry Howe to N. S. Harrington : las
oJ nw ne 12 , 74 , 44 , 82,800. , car
flaakoll & Harrington to Thomas
rvoberts : BO nw 28 , 70 , 43 , $000. the
G. W. Blanoy to A. J. Gustin * so towr
and af no BO 14 , 74 , 34 , $1,100. wr
James Files to W. H. Freeman :
acres in nw sw 12 , 751C , 8100. int
H. May to Mrs. T. B. Curtis : 7 , 8 ,
yoi
in 4Arnold'a , addition.to Oakland. till ;
5100. . \
wr
R. Davidson to L. M. Stiirradon : Dut
and 5/in 10 , Baylius' second addi bumii
tion to city. S8CO.
i J , Ii and J , N. Oosady to J. G. of pai
Kpton : 21 and 22 in 14 mill addition
city$000. . pomi
Oscar Knox to 0. 0. England ; 13 in ab
Jeffrie's sub city , 83,250. bo
J , O , Sargent to M. A. Shoemaker : foil
Part lot 41 , 0 , P. city , 8300.
Mimed. lot
Last evening , at iho residence of an
Charles Burghauson , Mr. L. O. An- on
Jorson to Mrs. A. Q , Potorson. The
a
ceremony ] was performed by Judge wi
Aylesworth 3 , t
plj
Temperance Rally. &
let
A tomperanca mooting , in the in th
terest of the prohibitory amendment , oil
will be hold at Dohany'a hall , Tues by
evening , the 25th inst. Short oil
Ai
speeches , select readings and music he
will oc upy the mooting. All interested - ho
ested in the temperance , work are in C8I
vited to bo present at this , the open hate
meeting of the amendment cam to
paign in this county , L. W. TOU.KVB.
, Secretory , not
and
Prohibition , clc
Governor St. John confirms the
statement ready made in these col-
ymnsjia , to "tho success of prohibtyioji
po
Kansas. Hb says , t/iq / l v9 U8 dli
honestly obeyed and faithfully 6n-
forced in three-fourths of tie | state uv ch
other law prohibiting crime. ell eh
The city of Newton , in Harvey ellUi
county , containing about
3,000 population - Ui
lation , had not a silicic ' case of drunk UiKi
enness in the polios'court from the rei
of May , the date the prohibition
tfloftoffuej , jmtiljthe 1st of Octofr ,
; aiid the diatficrcourt "
that con- , 'ell ,
rened there about that time , for th'e y
first tlmo in the history of the count
found not a single criminal case
the docket.
Winfiold , in Cowley county , witl
at least 3,000 population , had twenty
one convictions in the police court fo
drunkenness during the last fiv
months of license , against only three
the first five months of prohibition.
Independence , Parsons and Me
Pherson show a similar condition o. '
things as the result of prohibition.
Olatho , ffith a population of 2,500
has no policemen and needs none , the
city marshal nlono performing all the
police duty , which does not require
Imlf his lime. There is rarely n case
in the police court and the calaboose
is without inmates.
Under the old license system the
city scrip of this city was worth only
from GO to 80 cents on the dollar ;
now it is at par , nnd money in the
treasury to promptly meet every obli
Cation.
Ottawa , containing about 5,000
population , makes equally as good a
showi.ig , and the foregoing cities present -
sent no bettor record than may bo
found in scores of ether towns in the
state. Even in the larger cities , where
the law is feebly enforcedthoro , has
been a reduction of fifty per cent in
the number of coses of drunkenness
before the police courts.
At S.ilina , recently , a rumsollor was
convicted in the district court
on thirty-three charges , the fines
amounting , in the aggregate ,
to thrco thousand iivo hundred dollars
laP nnd costs , and thirty days im
prisonment > in the county jail. An
argument that probably convinced the
rumsolkr that prohibition wasn't
much of a fiftluro.
To defeat the amendment , the
liquor men raised a corruption fund
oi one hundred thousand dollars ,
oiTl
They railed a meeting nnd named it
the "Peoples' movement. ' ' In it were
one ! hundred and twenty-fivo saloon
keepers. They declared in their first
resolution , that the law , if adopted ,
would < increase the sale and consump
tion of liquor. Think ot it ! A body
of 125 liquor dealers shedding tears
for fear ot'nn increase of business !
They declared , after the passage of
th law , that it would ruin the trade
an business of the country. The
business for 1881 of ono railroad , the
Atchison , Topeka & Santa Fe , in
creased nearly four millions over the
earnings : of the year 1880. The in
crease m the value of the assessment
property for 1881 over 1880 was
over ten millions of dollars.
Then they said no foreign emigra
tion would come to the state. This
would have boon true , if foreigners
amo to the state to got drunk or drink
liquora ] , rather than to secure homes.
Iho foreign vote was cast largely for
the amendment. Mc'Phoreon ' county ,
argoly foreign , gave 1,240 majority
for prohibition.
The I state has gained grandly in pop
ulation , and of tha very best class. '
There is one spot where the state
lias lost in population on account of ' i
prohibition , and that is within the
walls of the states prison. The first
jlovon months of 1680 , under license ,
lent 280 convicts to that institution ,
igainst only 175 tha first cloven months
1881 , under prohibition. The war-
Ion of the prison declared ho would
unable to fill his contracts for man
ufacturing if they didn't reopen the
; shops.
Further on this subject in our next.
_ L. W. TPLLEYS. _
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Mrs. Norris , who is opening a now
millinery store at 105 South Main
itreot , will return from the east to-
lay with a complete line of elegant
uillinory goods. Everybody is in- I
'ited to attend her opening to-morrow
ind examine rho display of French
patterns. V
BOTTS BALKED. ] [
The Uprly Moko Cunningly Plans to '
Escape From Jail.
Joe Bolts , the colored man , arrested
complicity in the Keg Greek shoot-
and robbing affair , is a bad one ,
nd has had such a hard record that
has boon watched with unusual
'igilanco while lying in jail hero. lie
! acted very orderly and boon very
laroful not to arouse suspicion , but all
tnco haa boon cunningly planning
escape from jail. Ho lately J
vroto a letter to his "Sophia" in Om-
ahi , and succeeded in passing it
nto the hands of Jacic Walton , the
oung man hold hero as a witness in
ho case. Betts know that any letters
written by him would bo inspected , J
fancied that Walton could get it f
nailed without suspicion , V/alton
passed the letter slyly into the hands A
a prisoner who was confined on a
potty charge , and who was allowed
many privileges and who did the chores V
abouf the yard. This one , however ,
betrayed the confidence , and the letter
into the hands of the officials. V [
In this letter the whole plan was II
out. Butts wanted "Sophia" to IIoi
buy him some plutjs of tobacco , oiV
and by making a hole in V [
one with a caso-knifo , slip in
saw f or two , and then seal up the hole
with a bit of loaf tobacco. And the J
plug waste _ bo fixed BO as to conceal
little 1 vial of croton oil. From the J
letter it appeared that Betts thought t
that ; by spotting his body with croton
ho could raise little pimples , and J
playing sick ho could make the i
oiliciala believe ho had the small pox. sir
alarm would thus bo caused and °
would cither bo removed to a pest ci
house , or placed in better shape for "
escaping. The saws , too , would come
handy , if there were any iron bars
bo cut.
It ia needless to say that Boota has
received this precious tobacco yet ,
everything passed to him is
olosoly inspected. Noa.
IOWA ITEMB. 0'
Twelve dfvorce cases am to bo dis
posed 'of at the coming term of the
district court in Dubuquo.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church at Oedar llapids have pur
chased , a § 1.000 piano to put in the
' *
jhapel.
Burglars blow open the safe of the .
Tinted States Express company in its
ICeota ollico a few nights since , and
realized fho iimuificont autn of $5. GO.
A tramp Attempting to got off a
Freight traiiunear Cedar Jtspids , on
jrhich ho lifld been stealing a ride , 4
between the cars and was instant *
killed. i
work
ELOPED FROM DENMARK
The Love of Woman Prove
Stronger Than tbo Love
of Country.
A Younff Couple Floe From tbo Old
Country to This City to bo
Married ,
A romantic marriage occurred in
this city yesterday the contracting
parties being Loren A. Jensen and
Miss Dortha M. Oarlaou. The happy
bridegroom was nineteen years of ngC |
and the bride seven years older.
Neither was abb to speak a word of
English , and the young man's aunt ;
Mrs. Martha Johnson , ) f this city
served as Interpreter in the performance
anco of the ceremony by Justice Bond
at his office. The story of their lov
as told by her was to the effect that
ho young folks were residents of
Olstodt , Denmark , whore thcybocomo
engaged , but owing to the tender ago
of the young man , and some ether
egal obstacles , they could not consum
mate their wishes in marriage. They
it last become impatient , and weigh
ng their love of homo and country
as against their love for each ether ,
hey decided in favor of the latter ,
and planned to leave together for Am
erica where they could do as they
ilcasod , They carried this plan into
luccessful execution , sailing on the
an vessel , and journeying together ,
us brother and sister , crossed the
ocean , and on reaching New York
pushed right on to this city , on ac-
iount ! of his aunt having a homo hero.
Aih soon after their arrival as possible ,
Aih secured the necessary license , got
ho justice to tie the knot ) and propose
now to settle hero ns husband and
wife , and strike together for a happy
lomo and a fortune in the now land.
? hey are n very pleasing looking
ouplo , seem intelligent , and of their
ntorpriso and pluck , their trip is
ufllciont evidence.
For first-class butter tubs bo sure
, nd call upon Joseph Rosa , C15 Upper
Jroadway. . apr'21-Gt *
Hair cloth skirts and bustles. A
ull assortment at Bliss' . aprlO 3t
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special odiurtlscmcnts , in
/3st , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Vantj , Boarding , etc. , 111 bo Inserted la thll
column at the low rate of TEN CEXTS PER
1KB for tha flret' Insertion and FIVE CENTS
'ER LINE for each subsequent Insertion.
ave adv crtlscmcnts at our ofSce , No. 7 ;
'carl Street , near UronJnny.
" OST Ono rubber overcoat , between U , P.
JJcpot ar 1 Fourteenth and Davcnpcrt streets ,
bo finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving
ha umo lit THE DKK office. 851-21 *
710K HKN1' Uechtcll'B Hotel , middle Unmd-
J nay , Council B'uffj , Iowa ; Is a well-known
ouse ; best location In the city. Starting In-
uded. Call on or oddresi
spllO im PETEB BECI1TELL. "
j OIl BALE Ore-story frame cotUge , on WO
J monthly pajments of SGO. Fourth a\eimo
nd Bancrolt itreot. .
i pll0.6t II. C.COKY.
ALL AND SBE A SPLENDID CRAYON
J portrait o ( a p'omlncnt citizen , done by a
rat-class Boston artlit , at the Eicclslor rallery ,
lain street. optlitt
IKT'ANTKD Two or three pants makers , mu t
YV be Ilrtt-cli > a at JOSE I'll UEITKH'S , 310
road way. aprl8-3t
ITtTAhTED To buy or have built , a cottigo
VY on monthly imtal nicnts. Addrers I * . O.
ox 068 or Inquire at Iho Bee office. aprlUt
710H BALE Wtlbcrtruiid , or Woman's
J Friend , the ( ticat ( Jennan dltcoiorr.
'osltlve euro for female weakness In all Its
arlous forms and stapros. At
apr31m liEIIAYEN'S Dm ; Store.
710R \LE-Largo brick residence , nlno
; rooms. Goo I location f 4SOO.
aprlS-Ct AitENT & SIMS.
Tli. 11 KENT FurnMioil rooms , . w.csr , Bth El
A\e. and llth Urcct.
. W. L. PATTON Pbjsiclan and Oculist.
DR.
Can euro any casn of sore cj q . It la only
matter of llmo , and can cure generally In
rom three to nvo necks-It make * no differ-
nee how lone dlicased. Will ttralghton croea
yea , operate and rcmo\o I'tjrfginms , etc. , and
inert artlflclal e > cs apS-tf 0
Ot 11ENT Two nlcaly furnished rooms to
ilngleceiitlcuienln > crydolralilolooation.
tpll-tl J. W. SQUIRE & CO.
7\OH RENT. Tu o$20 houses and one stare ,
320Broadnoy. Apuly
prll-lm * A M. WILSON.
71011 SALE Bea-itllul reslJenco lot , WO
each ; nothlnir down , and 83 per week only ,
BX-MAYOll VAUQUAN. a
aplS-tt
irlll
NYONE WANTING toreeBne quality brosm
\ corn teed can gf t It by rltlnir to
uplS-tf I' . MAYNE , Council Blufff.
ANTED To rent a small cottage at once.
W AddroM C. M. , or enquire at BBB olllco.
TirANTED Everybody In Council Bluffs to
YY to take TUB B , 40 cent * per ncck.de
ored by carriers. Office , No 7 1'earlBtrcfttl
carBroadvay.
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TfTANTED To buy 100 tons broom com.
YY For particulars address Council Bluffi
Irooro Factory , Council BluOs , low a. 058-20tf
On SALE Old papers Z5o vet hundred , l
Tha Boo offlco. Council Dlafls. s ST't (
0l | 11ENT Large House , centrally located ,
nice grounds , etc. , (25 per month. Enquire )
lien office. plM !
170B SALE The ( 'OPULAR HOTEL , known
as the COYS' IIOUE. This bouse Isco -
ally located , has south and eut front , and U
urroindcd w th Oootliaile trees ; cont.lnatblrty
Ircplni ; roomi , liai Ice boni } , laundry , stmpla
com , &c. IlaiaMOild wde reputation and &
tetter patront go than nuui ) homes ot twfc * Its
capacity. Price I5.COO. Ynr pattca'ari ' J ?
rcs , A. A. SAWDEV , Red Cloud , Mb.
Mb.S64U
Ono o ! the beat second-cl Hotels In tha
West Is the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. E BRWN , l'rcprl tor.
. ( SI and CS6 Broiduayrouncll llluffiow * .
Table supplied with tbq best the market ( -
ardi. Gcod rooms and first-clan bedt. Terms
cry reasonable.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL ,
N , Anderson , - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower llrsaJwoy ,
10
Tible supplied with the best the inarkut ( -
ords , Tcrma ? 3.60and tl.OOpcr week. Transient
1.00 pur day. .
W. K. SINTON ,
' V.
'DENTIST.
,
Pearl Street , Oaurioil Blufib. 11
Extracting and fll'lng iMcIiltr , Flrst-dkM
tu r utf J.
TOO UTTERLY UTTER
"St ! JUS7 WOO
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES.
Niili Everything in Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drawing Teas ,
Boston Tea Co.
*
16 Main St. and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
HARNESS !
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. H. SHERMAN , Iluslncsa Manager.
WM. CHRISTOPHER , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council fluffs , la.
COLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
Bright and yellow and hird nnd cold ,
BiIi , graven , hninmered and roll'd ,
loavy to Rot and light to hold ;
Hi carded , bartered , bought and sold ,
itolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled ;
ipurned by the young , but hugged by the
old
I'e the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
'rice of many actimo untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If vou want to have gold you must
pend your money to the very bestadvaat-
RC. Do business with cash men , and
vhere only oao price will be asked or
aken.
REMEMBER
"A tree Is known by Its fruit "
A store by its prices.
ONE THING CERTAIN
Our prices are right. Our business is a
"uarauteo that fair dealing , ! * our watch
word. XLORisour motto. Our bus- !
ess is in a most healthy condition. Every
epartment is doing good work. Canned
Goods are going off very cheap. Teas
nd Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy
helf Goods for the million. Come and
ee us , we will do you pood.
F , J , OSBOEKE & 00 , ,
62 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORK ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
BENERAL MACHINERY C.
Offlco and Works , lialn Street ,
DOUNOIL ( BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo give gpccial attention to
tamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERSAND
GENERAL MILL MAOHINEE7 ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
1
GENERAL : REPAIR WORK
receive * prompt attention. A general AS-
eortmcnl of
3rass Goads , Belting , , Fioing ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Ooal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President.
"
OSCAR WILDE 2.
GAS FIXTURES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS ,
n Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PALMEE ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
dor , Pearl & 1st A > . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MAURBR & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Qlaaa , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware &c. ,
UtoiPWAT. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOVVA.
B <
MES. fl , J , HILTQNMD , ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 9ro dw r , Council BlnfiT * .
. U. AMKNT. JACOB BlilS
f AiyiENT * & SIMS ,
AttorneyB & ObuiiBeliors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFH. IOWA.
HARKNESS , ORCUTT & GO. ,
AFD CARPET HQTJi
Broadway. . Oor. Fourtli St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mnr-2-Sm
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J. MUELLER'S
Obickering , Weber , lilndoman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50 anaupward. Musi IM :
cal Merchandise of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Shoot-Music , i'oys , '
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Ke-
Xj tail. Pianos 'and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal tree on applica s
Xjo tion. Correspondence Solicited ,
Address : si
o J. MUELLER , so
103 South 6th Street. o
IE1
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
rrjxr
Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Eliiffs.
I . J. E. letcalfe and liss Belle Lewis
Are now dealing . In all kinds of fancy goods , such as Laces , Embroideries , Indies' Undctw cat
tail descriptions. . Also llandkerchle-B , both in fllk and linen , hotu of all KI di. thread , pins.
cedlcs , itc. Wo hope the laalcs will call and ace our stock of KtoJs at 633 Broaaway biforo EO-
FUBNITTJRE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Bepairing , Etc. . Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
M E T O A L F BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS . IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED ,
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
las For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
nnd a number of Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - OOUVOIL BLTTFS
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF"
Wall Paper and Window. Shades
TOO And the Largest Assortment to Select from.
3aper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done in the IiatoHt Style of Modern Art.
Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
. A. 1IEF.UE , n . nun i AH , \V. BEEBE-
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale nnd lletait Dealers Inn
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207. & 209 Broadway , Council'.Bluffs. '
Bluffs City Business College , Council Bluffs , lowaj
Hero will be taught e\crj branch pertaining to a
Complete Business Education.
I'upl'B received at any time , and for any portl'ti of the course. For terms or further
nformutlop , call at 331 Broadway , tceotd Flocrr , or address
P. B. MOB SB. Principle.
J. E. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
f All Kinds. A Fall JLlno of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting
> ' Silks and Stamped Goods- Nice Assortnent of Applique Pictures
FIRE AWAY FLANIGAN !
Or , in the language of Cromwell , we say to the little
souls ( who deal in Shoddy Goods and Misrepresenta-
iion by telling their handful of customers that Our
Prices are above their own , to "Fire Away Flanigan. ' '
Our Customers know we deal In
Honest Made , Comfortable Fitting , Stylish
BOOTS
SHOES and
SLIPPERS ,
And that our prices are as low oa it la possible to'cell good goods. Invest
rate for yourself.
Z. T. T.INDS3EY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IQWi
W8SISIDE SQUARE , CLARI1IDA IOWA ,
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