O. O. 000 1C Sc 00.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
CltjUatkct , Council Blnffi , low ,
WHOLESALE FLOTTR HOUSE ,
Ocneral Ascot * for th Celebrated llllls o ! Id P. Hu h A Co. . Golden Kagle Hoar , Usvcnwcuth
Knntas , and Queen Dre J1II ! , Sioux Fula , Dakotx
fffttence. Pmltti A Crlitfndcn , Couucll Dlults , la.
EC.
\V10LESATiK AND HCTAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TI r L E " B SJJ MJoL F I fl E.
Lands and"Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,
15 North Main Street.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Ready-fitted uppers , in calf ekln and kip. Oak and Hemlock KOLK LKAT11K1I , and M
ooda apimrlMnliiR | ) tothonhoo tr > tlo. On ilisolil q < cheap M In the Kaat.
'HOBEI8' ' m 1ILLI1T1RT STOEE
FOll STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. . Couacil Bluffs la.
That never require crimping , at lira. J , J , Good's Hair Store , at prices ncncr bclcro touched b\
any other hair denier. AKO a lull Una ol switches , etc. , ntrcatly | reduced prlciH. Alxo ( fold
elh or and colored nets Wai ca wade from ladles' own hair. Do nut ( all to cull before much > elni
clBowhorc. All ( toodn warranted M represented. MKS. J. J GOOD ,
29 Main street , Council Uluffs , Iowa.
Bethesda
BATHIM HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
Cor , Broadway and Union Sfca.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated , V < per , Elec'rlc , Plunge ,
Doui-h , Mhowcr , Hot and Cold Ua'.hs. Com
petent i. ulo and female i.ur'ei and attendants
always oil hand , aud the bc < t ol ra o and niton-
tlon itlvon patrons , dpocial a'.t.iiticu slven to
batnlng children. Iiiyest'gatinn ' aud patronage
eollcitoiDR. . A. H STUULEY & Co. ,
100 Lpper Broadway.
Dr. Stud'ey ' : Trtatmcuf of chronic diseases
mad on spicUlty.
KBMOVED without the
urawlni ; of blood or use of
knife. Cures luug diseases ,
Kits , Scrofula , LUcr Com-
. l''anit , lropay , Uhcuuia-
n r. n *
T II M II R S " " > . PeMii nnd Hercur-
I U III U II W | i sore. . , Kryslpclas , Salt
Rhcuin , Scald HcnJ , OiU rh , woik , lullimed
and granulated Eyca , crofulous Ulcers and F -
male Dlsi aao of all kinds. Al-ia Kidney and
Tenerlal diseases. Houiorrhoidj or Piles cured
money refunded.
All diseases treated upon thoprlnclplcof vepret-
Able reform , without the use of mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or MtdicatoJ Baths , furnished
( who desire them.
Hernia or Uupture radically cured by the UEO
the Elastic belt TruHa and Plaster , which boo
superior In the worla.
CONSUIjTATION FREE
CALL OS OH ADDRKSS
Dm B , Eioe and F , 0 , Miller ,
t/ * °
. COONOIL BLUFFS , In.
LIVERY ,
and Sale Stables ,
18 North Fi-at Street ,
Bouquet u old etand , Council B uff.i , Iowa.
WIM.AUD SMITH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Hamoopatliy , consulting
PliysicianandSurgeon ,
OfBce and residence 816 Willow avenue , Couu-
r.l lilulfB , loua.
SINTON & WEST ,
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Extractlngand filling a tpcctilty. First-class
work guaranteed ,
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Officu , No , Ii Pearl Struct , llouan , U a. in. to
2. , and U p , in , , to 6 p , m , Ko ldcnco , li
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central cfllcu.
F. T. SEYBERT , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Ofliuo No. 6 , Everett Block , Broad
way , over A. Louiu'a Restaurant.
Merchants Eestaurant
J A. ROSS , Proprietor.
Corner Broadway and Fourth Sir eels.
Good accommodation ) , good fare and cour
teous treatment. . .
Ja
X 07 , 3 1 a
Office over saving ) bank
OOUNOIt ! BLUFFS , - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. Jamcu , In connection with bin law and
aolloctlon business buys and ealli real cutatc ,
Fereoni ) wluhlug to buy rr veil city property call
at his otfleo , over Bushnell'g book etore , Pearl
atrw t. _
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
415 Broadway , Council Bluffs
PeediT.ndaiortagei drawn .and acknowl dged
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order ,
Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and * ricet ,
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
E , J , HARDING , M , L , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate of Elcctropathlc Institution , Phila
delphia , Peau * .
Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of ell diseases and p.'lntul dif-
flcultlca peculiar to fnri'alca n epecUlty.
J. Q. T1PTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
OfTico over Firab National tJMiUCouncil It'uffs.
loua. Will practice in tr.o btatn and fodcral
Game and Poultry ,
Can always be found a B. DANEHY'P ,
130 Upper 11 road way
JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
314 DROADWAV.
Council Bluffy , _ - - Iowa.
W B.
Loans andUealEstate ,
Pioprictor of at > atracta of Pottawattaralo
county. Olllco corner of Ilroadway and Main
irocti1 , Council ItluHn , lottn. _
JOHN STEINER , M. P ,
( Doutachor Arzt. )
ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S-a OOK ,
Council Puff8'
wlscasca of women . -.d children n tpoclalty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D , ,
FUEB DlHPENHAKV EVEUY SATUUDAY.
Offlcoln Everctt'i block , Pearl treet. Reel ]
dence 6i3 Fourth street Otllee hours from 0 to
2 a. m. , 2 to 4 and 7 o8p.ni , Council luffi
"F. C. GLARKT
PRACTfCAL DENTIST.
Pearl oppotlto the poitoftlco. One of
the olrtctt pjictltlontrs In Council DliiHa. Batla
Ufactlon iruarantcod In all cases
DE. P. P. BELLINGER ,
EYE AND EAR SURGEON ,
WITH DB. CHARM'S DECTKEN.
Office over drur store , < U Broadway , Council
IIHtlTs , loua. Al Jlwa'cH of the ejo and car
treated under the most approved method and all
curia guaranteed.
JOHN LlflOT ,
' '
ATTORNEY'-'AT-lAW ,
Will practice In all' Btito and Utlted
Courta. Spcaki Oerinan
A YANKEE SETTLEMENT
Characterises of the Bnsy am
Bustling Town of Dunlap ,
New Buildings Going Up anc
People Happy Over Good
Drop Proapoote.
Review of < ho Bnnlnoiii Men
Interest * of the Town
Corrc j > onilcnc of Tlio llec.
DuNMr , T * , July 20 Following
along the Buyer vnlloy and the North
western roncl , forty-seven miles from
Council Ulull'i , I find myself at the
extreme norlhoititt corner of Harrison
county , in another growing , strug
gling , noisy city , tlmt is full of ambi
tion nnd boilibg over with computitivu
unorgy , nlthougli cuoUid down every
dny by the constant rains. 1'orhnpa
Dunlnp may lay claim to nrtiqtiity ,
bcc.uiso it IH.B absorbed tlio ancient
settlomunt or village of Oltnatoid ,
which wna loaUod two or thrco miles
south of the present city. Tnia vil
lage was known na the "Vnukiio sot-
ilemont , " nnd was fouiukd by Now
Hi'glnnd fanulios nearly thirty yours
ago , although to-dny , ns a village , it
tins passed nway.
THE LOCATION OP DUNLAF
l on the custom side of the river nnd
railroad , on a rolling table land , with
ts principal business ) houses thirty or
forty foot above the vulley , on a beau
tifully fllopii g ridge , with numerous
warehouses , lumber yards and grain
buildings along the valley by the
; rnck , and residences , groves nnd
church cplrra filhnu up the field to the
east and covering the knolls nnd
slopes to the southward , with the
brick yards beyond the fair grounds in
, ho plains to the south.
TUB CUOl'3
iust nt this season are of the most
promising appearance. The whole
valley and the gcntlu slopes and oven
thoupUnd seem robed in all their
full garments of luxuriant growth ,
nnd giving evidences of ono of the
best prospective harvests , should the
weather prophets have mercy on us
and not let loose the tornadoes and
thu early frosts. The corn is pushing
forward in full strenpth , the rye is
neatly cut and reported good , while
.ho wheat is already putting on its
'golden colors , " with it heavy stand ,
ull head , largo ucreiiRc , and with only
a limited rust in ptaces.
THE BUILDING I10OM
s not "fallen into decay" hero , nor
lees the mechanic leave town to find
work , for largo brick blocks are going
up , and mansard roofs are peeping
iut from among the trees in the rosi-
lout part of the city. The old
Sreoka built their houses with barren
walls , and closed their interior from
horudegazoof those pissing on the
treets , leaving the outside as dreary
nd unsuggestiyo as possible , while
ho inside was beautiful nnd oxhib-
ted the higher order of refinement
nd cultivated taste ; and the Roman
milt ns though to endure for nges ,
> ut a gentleman must always carry
lis cane on the streets , or bo nrrosted
s a loafer or a thief. Ilero , also , wo
BO many of the older trading houses
vith unpretentious fronts , shut in by
ow awnings , and showing the truces
f a dozen stormy winter ? , have been
iilarged by a "rear splice , " und from
lie inside present monster ootublish-
nonts , closely roaombling the trading
mporiuniB of the larger cities. Iluc
nliko the Roman in the days of the
unsuls , nobody but a "boy" or an
j-ed man , can find time to "tt-ain
with a walking stick ; " and the bum
loss man hurries along the . , . u , ,
> r dnshes down the street an full
ifo and ua enthusiastically as a J 0ad *
Bt ° ok
merchant Chica
vay or n ,
irokor. This Yankee life "every
vhore soon , even to * * ° "a * P'ay-
srs and the foot wKi both metro-
jolitan games , "fllcl1 thocity promptly
jacks , iinai"m"yi anl l" ° public do-
'otids Iv lts prosunco , and by its libor-
ility thereby presenting certain ole-
iioiito of Yankee ontorprAo , and thu
public spirit of its citizoifi.
The public buildtnid are also u
rodit to the ptaco. ? ho $15,000 or
520,000 brick sclic'l house , with
, alato-covorud in sard , the four or
\ro \ churches , ( flruu of which are
irick ) are fine Buildings , the Catho-
ic butug a lan ° brick structure with
chool utto'itd , and thn Methodists
loinft a D/IT brick , and juut dudicatod ,
, nd clu- ' ° ut of debt. Tlio other
KOUIKTJKS
r * all popular. The Masonic order
re numerous and Imvo a good chap-
ir , und are building a line hull in too
BW "Mooro Block. " The Odd Pel-
iws are a strong society Jioro , have a
jed eiicinipment , and a fine hall ,
ho G. A , it have just established a
post of over fitty members , nnd the
flights of Pythias and Legion of
loner are well represented ,
THE DUNLAP IlKPOItTEIl
the oraolo aud herald to proclaim
to public mind and advertise the do
'ga ' of the day. This paper was born
"
o-e B mo twelve years" ago , being in
reduced to the public by Mr. Brnin-
rtlj UIUH panned throuyh the hands f
nonsuit ) A AiiiHworth , Mr. L. F ,
! ookniiv of the Login News. Two
r thrjo years ago Mr. I. Soholfiold ,
lie ptoeont pubhshur and managing
ditcr ; purchased it , and ia buildint { a
irgo ( ndcoatly building attho foot of
lainrtreot , near the nupot , where ho
'ill ' sjon locate U , with stuain power
nd a | the factlitio.i for a good job of-
BH aijl keep up to the times und the
witsjif Hie people with a live paper.
Ir , SiBOrno dtujn youra ate built a
nod rill hero , nnd is still doing a
vrgo Rainess in that institution. The
apur k gaining nn enviable rcputa-
ion amn agricultural journal ,
THK JIKK
i foua in nearly all the business
OUSCSH the city , nnd is appreciated
nd leO > d for every day , both at tlio
flico ail by the fireside , nnd none
lore hurtily admire its enterprise
ud lioeet independence , than do
heao cUr-headoJ business men , who
have grown op hero with the youn
towtij from beginnings on the .wil
prairies , to wealth nnd prwipcrlij
Among these firms wo notice
MITCHELL ANH THOMPSON ,
just west of the bank. This store wa
started hero in n tent when the totvi
born under the firm
was , name o
Mitchell A Limb. For some year
the present ( inn hare managed a larg
and very successful business in genera
merchandise , They own and ocjup
half 'ho Commercial block , the maii
union room bolng 25x100 , with ware
houses nnd basement full , nnd n cloth
ing nnd carpet department on th
second floor , nnd claim the largos
line of carpets nnd millinery good
found between Council Blufls am
Cedar Jttapids.M.
M. n.uutKTr ,
on the main cornrr , la the BUCOOSSO
to the old firm of Burott Bros. , win
opened the third atom in town. Tin
tious presents , nt night the spirit o
the "ninotoimth century , " by adver
its business and thu
Using , dtxplay o
slciis nt once attracts nttontion , whoi
the aidcn of ouch monster tire storj
brick buildings nru made into bulletin
boards. Among the signs \vo notice r
( treat variety , such ns "C/lotluiijr am
I'uiloring , " "Butter nnd K'g Depot,1
etc. , and the fact become * putont thai
this is one of the great general mur
clmndiso houses , where the house'
wife can purchase anything from tlu
latest styled hat to n nag of potatoes ,
The main room ia 100 feet deep , and
the gentlemanly foreman duimod they
nro handling moro dross goods tiiai !
any otlu < r atoro in the county , and did
a 875,000 business last year , mid art
eiiiployiiiu about seven salesmen ! or
the first lluor.
n. n. IIU.AK ,
has another univors.il town store , just
opposite the Commercial block , aud
with htH great stock of goods , carries
on n millinery department , anil a de
partment of moiehnnt tailoring. Mr.
II. built the first atoro in town , and
"grew up with the country , " anil like
the others mentioned above , ij ono ol
merchant kings.
I'ATrKUSON , lUtl.BY AND CO. ,
farther up the street , nro two young
men , for years in the employ of thu
"Old reliable" linn of Mitchell &
Thompson. Thry hnvo n largo expe
rience and nro widi > uwnko and lull of
energy ; and in handling their large
atock of general tnercnandi.io they
will help make n lively race for the
trade from the surrounding country ,
and the smaller towns within n dozati
miles , for they have a strong trwlo
ahead.
.SATTK1UEK ANJ ) PATTKIWON ,
t oir the Commercial block , uro carry-
i.ig u full line of drug * . Both are
old citizens , biting identified with the
i-nrly days of the city , nnd both are
doing n large busineaa in the practice
of medicine. Dr. Patterson is man
aging n heavy moneyed interest for
Ins father-in-law , A. P. Moore , of
Ponnaylvaniii , and among the other
things is building n two-story brick
on the main corner , for two largo
trading houaea , nnd the third depart
ment for the puatouico , with Masonic
hall and ollicua on the second lluor , at
a cost of ? 20,000.
E. S. 8ATTEKLEE ,
for many years in thu postoilico , has
become the successor to F. S. Uissoll ,
and has just opened a full line of
drugs , and the usual variety of toilet
and fancy articles found insuchatoros ,
and has the beat line of candies in
the town. Mr. 8. ia n young man ,
and enters the race with all the pluck
and energy of a veteran , and has
already a good trade. Up the street
A. L. MANNING
has another largo stock of drug * ,
and wall paper , in the Jariro-t "ruK
store in town , and M tly l"ollo ° r-
Fourteen years ago , just.tor the rai' ' '
road wna located hero < 118 druK house
opened hero as Codr * Manning ,
when the grasu v1 Krowinj ; where thu
streets of Dif'H1 IUU Six V ° ara '
tor Mr 0 "tor rotlro'l > d Mr. Man
ning hsi'-11 .larK ° trml ° nml dealing
heav ; * w'1 whole ale houses in
Oir.tm nnd Council IJInfFj.
O W. OHAMBEIILIN ,
icnr by , has a largo grocery house ,
, nd carries a heavy stock of glnss and
roodtm ware , queen's , china nnd stone
wo , besidea his great variety of
taplo and fancy provision1) ) . Mr. 0.
Iso came hero in 1808. lie has just
ought out his partner und nays ho has
iut his uoods down to the lowest fig-
ire nnd deals only for cash.
Mrs. Chamberliti , his wife , a few
leers east , has the first and only ox-
lusivo millinery store , in the oity.
Ldjoining this is the furniture store of
OIIAH. KKIIIKU ,
rho came hero fifteen months since
rom IJoono , la. , and is now busy as u
icu with his rooms full c. > f furniture
nd ready to bury anybody who must
ccopt that ultimatum , und ho becomes
n addition to the town.
O. W. TAVLOHANDOO. ,
ii the Commercial block , nnd propriV
Drs of that half , uro the lea'ding hard-
ruro firm. They huve the main room ,
rhich is 100 feet long , crowded full ,
nd another wiiro hointitlio suno size
uat buck. They do a general buai-
esa in farm implements also , so that
lie purchaser cnn always find any-
liing wanted from a darning noodle to
steam oilgintt , and is doing a $50-
00 or ? 7u,000 business , and has sold
15,000 worth of barb wire since the
glad new year. " Ho also was the
ioneor hardwuro merchant , nnd has
iton here thirteen years building up
is largo business , just us ho might do
ho had not been born in Fremont
hio , and wan not n cou in to ox-
resident II I ) , llnyo * ,
FOX AND 1)AII LHTKIN ,
: i Main Btreot , in the center of tlio
iwn , have a hrgo stuck of boots and
iocs , and k'-ep a number of men at
ork milking ull "kinds if fool uour , "
ir Wieir cuatomersHnd sell the Victor
iwj'ng nuchines , lu well as gloves ,
id "pliwshoo4. " Their business ro-
tions with thia town for 0 or 8 yeara
ivo given thorn a l.ir/D trade which
icy do orve , .Juat bulow thu is the
iat ; market < f
J T. AIOONKN , I
itablishcd suvbii joara ago , and now
nng an i xtcnsivo bu inm , having
rge Bluughtering buildings and run-
iiinf , ' works , a milo eaat of town ,
ith all the modern convenioncies ,
id making this an important bum-
-B3 item for the town. Mr , M. has
farm of nearly 100 ! acres with his
udoring works.
THE TWO HAUNKSH KHOI'd
o nearly opposite each other , on the
main street , na though they intonae
ti harness every man who passed b
on cither side ,
Mr T. Howard , on the south side
has boon on the ground lor moro thai
. > dozen yonrs , nud followed tlio for
tunes of trade , having now n larg
stock of oods nnd keeping four o
five hands nt work all the time
NV. II. Bush , just ncroai the w y
onm } hero from DM Molnon since th
begmnini ; of 1832 ; Imi nbout th
Srtjio number of hands mnployod , niu
n larger sales room , nnd seems to com
mand just ns good trade , nnd both
nro busy ns they can bo.
TUB WKTTBNORL nilOS. ,
and their carrini e factory , nro nnothe
biioinuss centre in this young city
They have a two story brick for tin
principal oh ops , nnd n ono story brie !
, vcrj a the y.ud , for blnckBinith sliop
while all around nro sheds nnd ware
liou.tcs , nnd the wagons und fnrm machinery
chinory nre pilled up in every diri-c
Lion and stored nwiiy under cover. /
look through their shopn , warehousvR
f int-rooin--t and store roomn , woult
convince anybody that thpy nro doinj
somuthing , nud not just working foi
'loalth , 1'ho principal pirtner niu
lead of this linn has been on tlu
ground for twelve yearv , nnd to-din
; hey get the cnrrinijo repairing frou
ill over the country for ! )0 ) or10 iniloj
THK DUNLAI' HANK
is located inaaplcndidtnostory brick
on the main corner , nnd is doing r
; cncrnl banking , land and insurance
justness , nnd dates itn birth nt twelve
fears ngo , and is n strong instltutioi
t3 n priynto bank , its stockholder being
ing among the bi < st men in the citj
> nd count/ .
BALLAlll ) IIUOH. it .ILKASON
are rather n modem firm , nlthougli
ts members nre of the early resident !
> f this plnco. Mr. It. liallnrd hat
icon for years dealing in hud. nnd in
surnnco nnd surveying ; nnd II W ,
llenaon , nlao of this firm , hns been
or some time in the loon nnd innur
mice work , having been for man )
n county ofiicor , und thu now firm nn
ocated nearly opposite Mr. B irrott'e
tore nud next door to Charles Mo
Keiizio , who is one of the loading
lawyers of western Iowa , nnd well
cuown in business circles and at tin
iar aa an able counselor.
TUP. OITV HALL
> y its location , Inkos n largo part ol
the "transient" and thooe traveling
riih teams , nnd under the supervision
of W. T. Murphy , who has ju t ns-
umod the management nnd changed
, ho order of things , h n traveler's
lomo nnd in n credit to the city nnd a
comfort to the stranger.
THE DEl'OT HOTKI. ,
or some time in the hands of Ohnp-
nan & Castle , has changed front , nnd
3. L. Chapman has assumed control ,
iliis house is ono of the modern ideal
louccs , ofioring all the advantages of
my western hotel , in tint Mine build
iii : with the ticket ollice and on the
ilatform with the bafcgo ( rooms of
lie station. Mr. Chaitunn , luivini ;
m ozpeiidnco of manv years in hotel
msineBs and an acqurintance with the
HUBS of traveling men , becomes an
mportant factor Jure. The grounds
west of the truck have been fenced in
nd laid out in walka fnd planted with
rergroons. while a ui.iulifui fountain
u the center Bonds upwards its streams
of clear water to oooland freshen the
air. The hotel roowa are ornamented
vith Jlowers , vino'i and slirubs in pro-
usion , and th tlurty-fivo guests'
ootns nud ninp'o dining room will acV -
V spactf would permit , I would
, , < intion many moro business men
nnd important industries , such us the
largo hardware firm of Nay &
Moore , thn elegant dental rooms of
Dr. B. F. Philbrook , who doosa.larco
business all along the line , und was for
years a resident of Omaha , Can-
nard'a nursery , the throe briok yardH
ind nuruo largo funning intorcatu. ] ] ut
Duulnp it talking of improving the
jflicionoy of its lire department , which ,
it prcnenr , consists of a regular corps
> f organized men , with only u
"volooipodo extinguisher , " nnd the
laiml paraphernalia ; and the buaineHs
nen are talking of n water aupply ,
ivhich is much needed.
The round houau nnd repair ahops
if the division have been loutted
lere , but the company hnvo removed
lomo of the machinery , probably to
West Side , while the buildings will ,
nont likely , bo retained ni n repair
hop for present and future use , nnd
o meet the necessity of u rapidly-
[ rowing business.
THE HANI )
vns formed nome five years since , and
> y its Hteady and faithful work , has
lecome nn efficient nnd "Jmrmonioim"
irganiition , nnd n ormht to the city ,
nd ita leader Mr. II. W Qloniun , and
ho pride of the citizens. The boys
invo just nccured new uniforms nt a
out of ? > 100 or 8500 , and with their
welve or fourteen members they can
unroll by thu aide of any of our bands
n thia part of the State. Thu growth
f this young cily ,
BTKl' IIV HTKI1 ,
rom the littleaottliMnontatOlmiitead ,
nd the firot school , with ita three
upils , na taught by Miss Louisa Cole ;
lit ! opening of thu eohool in the now
illitge , In the now Dunlap , in 1808 ;
liu incorporation into n city ,
'ith thu iiiimu of a prominent rail-
Bad official in 1871 , the expansion
f the villugo into u city of nearly
wo thousand , teaming with business ,
live with new enterprises , und ul-
L-ady astonishing the stranger with
.H piles of brick blocks , its gigantic
loies , and'largo busineaa rela.ions ,
Inch constantly bring in the wealth
f tliegn great , rich f.innini ; fields tlnvt
iirroiuid it , in u niatvul , und turns our
liotighta to the richiU'Hn and nnmeaa-
red wealth of thu Iowa valleys , and
lie prairies of the great west.
UUCKKVK.
Frank lianliil , North lieniftt teet.tr
lulfulo , ay ; "I Imvo trlfid your Srui.Ml
il.OSHOM us a fauiiiy inciltclnu an i have
over uuine iierom imythl > K to do H > I u > nuli
r.od la to nhurt a time In cnfcui nf imll uH-
on , ily nui iu anil deranyment of the
iiinuuli ; 1 Htiiingly recnmmend It , " J'rlue
9 cenlHj trial bottle * IU cenlu.
ME FOREST UNIVERSITY
GOLIjEGliIhrto cour oi ; open to lioili
. -Claislctl anj
tuf tralmn. lor co Uk'eor bi .
FifillKY HALili Htininary for Younit
ulltjj. Iliianrpatuietl In liouity aud lital liful-
cm nf ultintlo i , end In ix'out ( f nhn'ita.'oi
iferol an'j ' thorcnijIiiioM of tru'iiliitf , lun , On
ear bc lm Bert' mlior 13 , 1852 * | 'ply to
'RKbT. ' ORKQORY , butte Fortmt , III.
To tne uonsumers 01 umrmB
I have a coaphta stosk of all the Iat33VlS1yles ! ;
of C-irriiges , Pnaetona and Opsi and Top Buggies ,
Consisting of
Tne Uelobratoi Braw. ter Sid a Bar ,
The Hatnlin Side Bar ,
The Whitney Side Bar , and
The MullhaUand Spring.
The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton Ah ) tha
Old Rel'able ' .ellipuc Spring Buggies and Phaetons.
They are ill made ot tha best ma'erials , and un :
dor my own supervision ,
I should be pleased to have these desirous of pur
chasing to ca1 ! and examine ray stock : . I will guar
antee satisfaction and warrant all work.
H. F. HATTENHAUER ,
Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets.
. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AND 1U5TAIL PEALEIIS IN
liOIlWAMA , LEHIGH , BLOSSU
AND ALL
I
GOKNELLSYILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Oflloe No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Einhth Btreot and
Avunxi1 , Council
P. T. AIAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
FEED
The Very Best of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The Highest
Market Price Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
BE-OO3VL OOE.3ST I
Parties Wiahing to Boll Broom Corn Will Please
Bund Sample.
OCX ,
_
Mrs , J. E. lotealft and Irs. Belle Lewis
Are now ilealliii-ln nil kinds of fancy needs , niich us I.nccs , Kuilirolderles , Ladles' Undorwov
if all ( UBcrljitloMS. Also Jlandlicrclile 0 , liotli In pllk and linen , hone of oil Klnde , thread , pina.
nuodloii , i to. Wo hope the laulu will call and > lo our Block of xoodg at 6SO Uroad ay btfora KO
JK vlHowhero. _ _
METCALF BROS. ,
W1IOLKHAIK IN
Bats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
OHIOAQO PRICES DUPLICATED.
3S3 TTE'3E'I3T _ -
BUDD'S LAUNDRY.
On Avenue B , No , 1902.
IIHOIIIWAV. )
Clothea ( fathered up and delltcrud promptly ,
Best of Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Lost CIotlr.H made goad ,
KO BETTER LAUNDRY WEST
OF OHIOAQO.
or. jr.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway ,
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
This laundry Icu Juut buen optnod for husl.
nom , and wu are now pnpared lo do laindry
V ork ( if all kinds anil yu ira'itce eatlafnctlon A
kpccliHy ma'le ' of Una work , tmth an colU ,
ulf , IliiatlilrU , ttu We want uveiytoly to ,
ivu uii a trial
LAJtSON & ANDB11SON.
1 II KIIUL'.MIHOV , K , I. KIII'UAUT , A. W HTItKIt ,
I'Mxlt'eMt. ' VlcD-friu't , UunhiiR ,
CITIZENS BAN/C /
Of Uuuiioll lUluii'x. '
under tlio Ia of tlie State ciuwa. [
Paid up capital . 75,0'0
Authorized rapliul . . OUKIJ
Intiredt paid on lima ilopMltn. Dral U
on the principal c'.Ues of tl.u Unltu'l r\itvdauU
Kurope. hHilal | attention nil on to Qll
ind conuspjiulimjg with piumpt ruturs.
VIHKCTQItli.
J U. Kdmundtoti , K. L. Bliiunrt. / T. Hart ,
W.V , Wkllvx. J. W. llodfur , I A. Ml lur ,
A.V. . BtreU , I J)7dtf
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
lALSOMININQ AND GRAINING ,
Siop Corner U roadway and Scott St
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , Fruits.Nuts
Cgars : and Tobacco. Fresh
Uysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluffd.
_
Ono of the hunt cond-claw HoteU In thn
West In the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K 1I1WWN , Proprietor , \
Nos. t34 and 688 Ilro.'dway , uunclt Uluff3Iow . \
Table supplied with thu tent the ru&rkct af-
loida. ( } oil rooms and Orat-claiu bed . Turing
UHIOII AVENUE HOTEL.
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son.
FJBhT OLAt-S HOTEL AT 11KAPONAI1LK
PHICK < . 1IIANBIKNV8 ACCOM ilOUATED
IlirrEL FOK8ALK. 0000
STe LL1NO.