Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 29, 1882, Page 7, Image 7
THE DAILY BEE-SAT UJRD.AY , JULY * 9 cr. a. GO , GOMMISSION MERCHANTS , Clly M tkct , Ccnnclt Blnffi , low a , W H O L E S A I , E F L O U It H O U D E , fitneral Apccta tor the Celebrated Mills of H. L ) . Uiuh A Co. . Oolden Kaglo Flour , LcAvcnwoitb KnnBfl , MiJ Qnecn Km Mill ; , Sioux Fulls , Dakota. tcMtenee. Smith fc Ctl'tn Jen , Council I'.lnlN , Ift. _ _ SI. WlOLtSALH ANB BKTA1L STATIOHERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS , T I V L E A B 8 R A 0 F F I CL JT. D T. C ® 13S : 3K. 3E1 Sc G > . Lanas and Lots Bought and Sold , MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW KATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC ANJD CONVEYANCERS , COUHCIL BLUFFS - - - IOWA. _ _ " " IEEE. 15 Itfoitk Mniu Street , WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS. noiidj.flttiH uppers , In cull sMnmJ kli > , ( Mk and Hemlock KOLE I.KAT1IKR , rvnd nl oods it > | H > rtMnlnir fo the shoo I r \ < ic. Oo lissom as chcni ft ln tholiisS. _ * l3iQ ! > rmi.KKix'1 ' WW MTTTTM'RV vMT } " ! ? 1J3JUM1& MIN 11LL1MM olUM FOll STYLISH SPUING MILLINERY. PATTERN UONNKTS AND CHILDUKN'S HATS A SPEOIALTY. 105 South Main Street. Couacil Bliiffg Ia. "iHKZlP - lhat neicr rciiulro cilmi > lii | : , at Mre. J. J. Good's lUIr Ktoro , ot prlcu never holere touched by ny other halt dealer. Ale a lull line ot switches , etc. , nt& really rodticod prlecs. Al o ROM , elhcr a > id colored nets \Va\ca nuilo from ladles' own hair. Da not ( all to ' .nil before purchialnj ; o ! ctthere. All goods warranted us represented. AiU3. J. J GOOD , 2J SHIn strcei. Council liluOfl , Iowa. BiTEIM HOUSE At Bryant's Spring , Cor , Broadway anil Union. Sts. OOUISOIL BLUFFS. Plain , Medicated , V'por , Klrc'rtc , 1'lunge , Douch , hhower , Hot ai.d Cold Daihi Com petent i ale und ietnalo nuri-os and at'tndanta ilftjb on hand , and the be < t of ra c and at ton- tlon l\cn jntpjns. Spaciilntt ntiou hen to hatnlin ; chUareu , Iincst ( jntlun auj } > atromge BolicltclDR. . A. H STODLKY & Co. , 100 Upper Broadway. Dr. Gtud'oy : Tnatmcnt of cliruiilc diseases made a spcculty. n nCMOVUD uithont the nraulu it ! blood or usoof i > nilc. CUP-S lurijrdhcases , A vn n'lvii P Fits , Si r < . fuU , I.hor c'oin- _ i i. , , . ' X p'alnt ' , Drains , Hlieuma- T ? Jl ? S . and Mertur- II U 'I31U. o cr I U 111 U Jl Main * , i.rj.lpclis , Salt llhoum , Scald Hcid , Citvrh , woik , InlUnicd and granulated Kjoa , c-cn.dilous Ulueri and Fe male Uhvaso o ( all klndj Aho Kidney nnd Venerial ( iist och. tje.uorriiO.di of 1'iUe cured money refunded. All dlncisoj trc-ital npo'i theptiiicipleotvesct- able reform , without thd mo of mercurial pola- cuaor the kill fu. Ebctr.i Vapor < ir M-dlcMed Biths , furnished e who deilra them , Hernia or Kupturo radically cured by the use the Elastic bolt Truss and Piaster , which has aupcrlor In the world. CONSULTATION FREE. 2ALL OS OK ADURES'3 Drs , R , Rioo and ? , C , Miller , COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia. LIVERY , - Feed anS Sale Stables , 18 North [ finjb Street , Bouquet sold jtand , Cciincll U iiCfa , Iowa. l . \lll > DMITII. Prop. W.D.STILLMAN . . , Practitioner of lUmropatby , coaBultln Pliysiciaii and Surgeon , Office and risldenco BIB Willow a\cnue , Coun- cl iiull8. Iowa. _ GINTON & WEST. DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs. Extracting aud fllllnjr a tpatUIty. First-oloau work | ) ruaranteod , DR. A. P. HANCHETT , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. nfllco , No , 14 Pe rl Street HOUJJ , 0 a. m. to 2. , &nd 2 j ) . ni. , to 5 p , m. Residence , 120 Buncrclt Htrect. Telephonic connection wkli Central olllio. F. T. SEYBERT M. D. . . , . . , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA , Ollico No. G , Eyorott Ulook , Broad way , over A. Louie's Restaurant. lerchntsMaurant J. A. BOSS , Proprietor. Corner Broadway and Fourth Stieeta. Good accommodations , good faro and cour- teoua tromnent. , S. L MAXON , ja. act a 3ec i x * . ara aa ? . Office over Barings bank , COUNOIlj BLUFFS , . . Iowa. REAL ESTATE. V0. . James , tu connection with tila law and eollectlon luslneajliuys and sells teal estate. Persons IMog to buy n sell city property call it hia otBcc , over Uushncll's hook tore , Pearl itrert. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice oi the Peace and Notary Public , 416 Broadway , Council Bluffs D < uH' . ndori < . dr = . n acknowl WATER WAVES , In Stock and Manufactur ed to Order , Wavo.i JMado From Your Own Hair. TOILET ARTSGLES , All Goods Warranted as Represented , and rice Guaranteed. MRS , D. A , BENEDICT , 337 W. Broadway , Ctou0 ? Bluffs ; - - - Iowa " IRS , KT HARDING , M , D , . Medical Electrician AND GYGNEOOLOG-IST. GraUuite ot Elcctropalhlo Institution , Phila delphia , Pen in. Office Bur , Broadway & Blenu Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. The treatment n ! all diseases and pidnful dlf- flcultica peculiar to tumalca a sjicchlty. J. G. TIPTOM , Attorney & Counsellor , Office oor first National ll.itik , Council BluRs. Io a. Will practice in tut Htato and federal courts FRESH Same and Poultry , Can always he found a B. DANEHY' . " , 130 Upper Broadway JWO.JAYFRAINEY , Justice of the Peace , 314 BROADWAY , Oonnoil Bluffs. - - Iowa. W B , MA"aES , Loans andEealEstate , Proprietor of ul > atracts of Pottawattamlo county. Ollico corner of Bruadway and tlain strectf , Qjuncll Ululfa , loaa. JOHN STEINER , M. D , , ( Doutscher Arzt. ) ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S BLOCK , Council Bluffs. wlacases of women aud children ft epoclalty. P , J , MOHTBOlm , M , D , , FHEB DIHPENHAUY KVBKV SATUKDAY. Office In Everett's block , Pearl treet. Itoel ] dence OH ? Fourth street Ollico houra from 0 to 2 > . in , , 2 to 4 and 7 ogp.m , Council luffs OLARK , PRACTICAL DENTIST. Pearl ippoalte the pontofflce. One of the oldest fr : tllloncr8 In Council Bluffa. Balls lafactlon truaranteod In all cases DR , F , P. BELLINGER , EYE AND EAR SURGEON , WITH DH. CHARLES DEETKEN. Offlcoo\crdru ; store , 414 Ilroadnay , Council Illulln , Iowa. Al diseases of thu c > o and car treated under the incwt approved method and all curi a guaranteed. JOHN LINDT , ATTOBHEy-'AT-LAW. Will pravtlce In pll State and UnltoJ State * Courts. Bpoaki Oercun Language , DOW CITY. A Lively Young Town in Boyer Valley , Iowa Its Caminerolnl AilvnntnRos and JiRrioultiirnl Snrrotm ding * Cor pondfnceof the Use. Dow CITY , IOWA , July 20. Eight miles from Dunhp in a nortlionstorly direction , nlong the Boycr valley and the Northwestern road , is Dow Oily , with n population of about COO and situntudu Imlf dizen miles from the southern and western boundaries of Crawford county. The town is local- odoulhuoast eido of the river nud the road , and spreads out over the valley - loy , which is hero about two iniloa wido. The ricli valley and soutly in- cliiii'd alopss , which nowhcro along here are nbrupt , are ovorywhtro cov- iircd with licldn of grain , nnd this part of loira has to-day the richest crops , prospt'ctivaly it has over known. TIII : riusT sKnLKit lioro , was Mr. S E Dow , a imtivo of Now lluinpahiro , who came hero in 1855 , nud , securing 100 ( ! acres of land , wunt into the business of stock growing. The imukot at tbat time was a long wny oil1 , the jjii'attr pact being sold for work oxtsn , usoil for teaming across the plains , or wuro driven all the wny to Chicago , on foot , for bpof. The ndvout of the railroad iu thu fall of 181HJ broughc in business , end the now Bottlers onmo by families and by ccorus. The location ol a station nearly in thu center of thia farm niado Mr. Diw the father of much of the enterprise of the plnco in those early dajp. A postofticj was established hero , about a year after the building of the road , nnd two jcar.i later , the town was laid out by the Blair Town Lot Company , Mr. J. 11 Blair , of Now Jersey , and oi.o of the principal own ers tf the road west oE Cedar ll-ipids being the leading spirit in the com pany. At Dow City the company took half Hm stock of the town uito , and Mr. Dow lotaincd the othur halt Soon nftor the road was established and a nido track secured , Mr. Dow built a warehouse , and in company with Abner Gi-avps , opened the trade in grain , hvo stock , lum ber , and farm implements , doing a largo and constantly increasing business , and laboring to build up the village and get good prices for their lots. Among the early improvements of a substantial mituro , was the build ing of a mill by T. W. Chapman , now of Shelby. A few yoara aftrward Messrs. Dow it Graves purchased this mill and built largo additions , and introducing important improvements , malting it ono of the best mills in Western Iowa. During the past winter Mr. Graves , retired from the business , to draw hia capital into the banking business , while Mr. Daw's son , A. S. Dow , became a partner with hia father , nnd the firm of S , E. DOW AND SON are to-day ono of the prime factors of the town. The banking house of ATJNEU O HAVES is located on the south fildo of Main street , in a neat and comfortable building , and does a general bunking business and insurance , and makes a specialty of land. Mr. Graves is also a largo farmer , having a number of f.iriim , ono of which contains over 1,000 ncrcB in cultivutuu , and ho is heavily interested in stock growing in Shelby county. This bank was estab lished i 1871. TUB MILL at present under the management ot Messrs. 11. C. Thompson and N. Richards , practical millers , who are koupint ; up its reputation , as well as their own , by their work. Mr. Rich ards , the business manager , is from Denison , la. , and a native of North ern Ohio , while Mr. Thompson , the head miller , was four or live years in Omaha with JJonry Kruao , and the John Green mill , and afterwards in the Crystal Mills of Council BluiFa. W. 0. 1I1LLAH has the largest general store in town , it being 25&05 with largo wing , ano keeps a halt dozen to a dozen hands employed in the millinery and dress making department. Mr. H. was ono of the pioneers of the place , and has a largo trade. T. J. HASP & co. , on the Eoutli aide , have a full line of general merchandise and huyo a ' 'boss" trade. They have largo build ings , heavy.stock , and are building up business every day , and like L. K. HARDY , on the next corner ens4 ; , they work by 1 rule. " Mr. has Hardy a largo gen eral store , with double front , und sells "piles of goods" every year , while doing a largo farming business. WELLS WHEELER has a good stock of drugs , books und stationery on the main street , and claims to have no faith in advertising. 1'IKUCK it OIIISON are the pioneer hardware men hero , and have a general stock of light and heavy hardware , stoves and tinware , and liirm tools , They have boon in business hero for two or three years and are old settlers in this part of the Htiito. THE FALRuTT UltOH. , across the way , have been citizena of the county lor nearly twenty years , and from the stock of Fulcott's whoso banks , hardware houses and music stores are scattered along the western rodorvo bj the shore of Lake Erie. And these , following the natural in stincts of the family , have within Hie past week opened unothor hardware store hero , and add another enterprise to the growth of thia town , and they are already doim ; a good business J. E. KULK has the monopoly of the harness busi- nose , and keeps plenty of help ; hau faith in the future of the town , und his own prospects in business ; and keeps on hand a largo stock of goods , which is "made by Rule. " It seems atrango that a name will help men along so much , but it is often true , however , and thin ono is too valuable to be collected in one house ; and BO it would seem to a stronger , passing from store to atoro , thftf. there is n llulo in half the stores in town , and the other half not hoard from , 31. 0. W100INS haa a general blacksmith nnd repair shop , and by the way the farm ma chinery comes in to ba patched , one would think ho must have a machine shop and foundry , As it is , ho is do ing an extonaivo work , nnd contem plates builuing largt-r , and puttinu in steam po.vor. E. v. OODDARH , just across the way , is another pro gressive man , who seems to keep him self and hands busy in the w.igon shop , i\ml roads the papers , which is ono of thu first signs of nn ' 'intolli- nont entorpriso. " Mr. G. has boon hero six years , keeps plenty of help , gets n largo amount of work , and docs * m > od deal of now work of the lighter cl.iss. Ho i a young man , n nitivo ot the state , and is bound to bccomo an important factor in the town. .1 J. AUMSTKONO haa planted himself near the railroad tr , uk , with piles of lumber aud any amount uf farm machinery , which ho is sellinir every day ; and niter locking through hia warehouses and noticing the farmers waiting tor him to load up their wagons , it Doomed its ' % there must bo an inunonao nm unit of building going on in the surrounding country. Ho began here two or throe yt-ais ngo , being n imtivo of Clinton county , la , Jf B. LEWIS , the cllioiont posim-iutor , does a ttcady nnd profitable btuincsa in drugs , buoks , stationary and notions , ni.il is ono of the most accommodating men , which is of vitil importance to the public , nnd ho just tills the bill us u prudent and trusted public oilicer. THE DOW MTV HOTEL lias again changed h.inda , nnd during the pint year W. 11 , Morton hiw bu- coiiui the host as well as proprietor , and now wo find liuro the comforts of a homo , as well no n public house , and the traveler inny become u moniborof the family during his oojiirn. Jlr Morton comt-a of the oamo stock with the honorable 0. P. Morton , and with his prudmit and pleasant wife tire building up a goort busimws. The house flt.mds back nnu blockin ) aqu ot spot , surrounded by largo sliudo trees. There is a good at.-ii-lo iittiiohcd , and is beonniing known ai "tho home. " THE MIU : U into- ! . , have been lilting uji a now hou'o anJ labeled it thu Commuicial hotel , nnd will BO on bo doim ; huainos * , if they complete the IIOUEO and put it in order , , xnd haung been residonU i f tlio county tor fitieen v fwenty yrnm they ahould build up a goodljUBiiiers. But lest , the reader vvuiirv while rend ing a long Jotter , wo will pasa by for this time , the neat mid tidy meat murkot and grocery house ot W. V. \Vlinloy , who also hat a good trade in live Block , the lliidubrand "mouel faun , " a description of the design of the railroad company laying out tlioir giound and planting n park aud the many other business firm * , to notice the 11UAKB IlllUS. , on the north side , who Imvo a full line of lurniture , and not only oll'or the goods hut do the business , while 0. H. Brake , of this firm is the prin cipal of the high school. Thin firm have been hero over a year , keep n qood stock in great variety und do the undertaking , A I'UDLIO LIUItJLUY owned by the towimlup , ia kept in this.houso , and citizens of the town ship may have free use of the 500 or COO volumes. This is a worthy pro ject , ia well managed find very popu lar. The schrulliou3o it a fine iramo building with four or live rooms , and the school has just been inodcrniznd by being orcjainzud in a graded school nud assigned a regular course of study , and with nil , has juat boon not oll'aa nn independent district. The three churches have good substantial houses , the MothodixL being the larg est , and the Mormon church being a numerous body of the imat reoptctod und honorable citizens , nd the Cath olic have n strong population in this part of the country. Tlio county house IB located just above thia by the river , and haa fine buildings , und a section of land for farming purposes. The city contains a well onranizod HANI ) , which is only n year or two old. It has some fourteen membera , is work ing hnrd and receiving much credit from the public for its efficiency , and the boys are getting nuiuo of the finest instruments to bo had. The members are all of the energetic class of young men , so noticeable in this town and among which wo may men tion FRANKLIN 0. J'LATT , who has an office in tuo bank build ing , Mr. Platt came from Chicago four or five years ago , after receiving a course in law und eetrliid in this now young city , beganltho" jrio tico of law nnd "law only. " To-day ho Jmu a snlondid library , and a largo law practice which extends all over Western Iowa , and bring * him to the front iia ono of the growing men of the fdopo , Eastward from thia sta tion there are largo tracts of heavy timber , nnd the thousands of acres seem to bo inexhaustible for present purposes , nnd every cook steve is fed from the "wood pile. " fltio umbiliouB young men nnd farmers HODS have a "picked nine" that is gaining some notoriety on the "dia mend fluidj" trade is good , every body is making money and roads THK BEE ; politics nro hardly spoken ' ot , and then by way nf nn interoga- tion aa to the "rusuUti" ; . , whilutho corn , rje , OUH ; , birlow ' , wluut and yraba are iho fluent in tlio county , and inoio limn erin hundred and twenty-five eiMiuru miles ot thia rich farming country must como hereto to trade. BUCKEYE. Evils to tie Avoided- Over-eating In In ono timeo an productive nf evil na fnteinpuruuca iudrinklnp. Avoid both , anil ko'p tlio blooj nuiified with DuiioooK lii/joi ) I'ITTKIH , nnd you will bo riiwaidoil with tobust lifiutli ami mi invlc- ored Hyflloin. PiIcuSlUO. jy'5-dlw now TO cuoosEra STATBUOOM. Uaelul Points Qlvon by nn Old Traveler - olor on Ocean Htoumora to u Young Ono. "Havo you selected your Btato- room ? " said a red-faced c-ld gontlo- inan whom I .net as I ciino out of thu cttoamer odico. "Oh , yeg. I hive a fine 0110-- number 203-right in the best psrt of the hip. " "How do you know it is ? " "Oh , Ic n see by the pi in they showed mo in the office. " "Plan bo blon-edl Why , you don't pick your stateroom out by that thinp , do you ? You might ns well solict n room tliroujli n dairyvoj ant ni by nno of those infernal charts. Don't you know that there nro nevermore moro linn halt a dozin rooms on n ship fit to live ii' ? nnd if you expect to q < t olio of these jou mint look alive , joung follow , take my word for if. " "What do you moan , ? ' "Why , you must go the dock and look nt iho ship for yourself , aud pay as little MUMitiuii to wlmt , , hoio chapi 'ell ' you nt the ntl'ici na you would to ll'o gnbblo of n horse jookoy trying to sell you a horso. It'n perfectly an- lonishing how nearly every atate- rotuu has somoinfowul nuiitanco ibnut it which doas not nppn.tr on any I printed p'an. If you are nor.r the mnchinery you Irivo an intolornblo noiio nnd h"at , and u''i\usiiitiii | ! aincll of hot , churi ed oil. 1 f you are near iho pantiy or tlio saloon you hnvo nn indisaribablo bul odor from this source , ininglul with llm constant rAttling - tling t f diahon r.nd the ohtior of stew ard * . If you are ncnr thu drying- room you nro surrouiidcd by nn atmosphere - mosphero of tuunly linev If you nre too tar astern , every iviolution nf the scrowwillbi ) lilto nil autfur baring tlirouuhyour vitals , and lion1 , na well ns if lee fur forward jou will find the pitching of the vessel 1111 ndurablo. You may csoapo nil these objretions , Hid then find what you took for an iron post in y jur cabin is a diabolical ash Muitii , throuub wlu'ch tons of ashes will bo discharged during the voyngo At midnight , nt I in the morning , nnd al the hour for your afternoon nap , the.ro wilj bo n trLimtudouR rittlo of the lioisting mnchine , Iho dumping of Iho nshca into the shute , nnd the sliding through it with n noise > \t if the tube pinned right through the muldlo of your poor old rtkull. Thesi > nro only n few of the httlo pitf.ill.H which I could pomt out to you all day , you know. Per haps it. isu'r. woith while unyhow , for when you have taken the nocpssiiry trnublo to get yourself : \ good loom you gonuvAlly find lluit the othur beith is ( iccupiod by a dirty chap who will bo sick as a dog all the time , aud .Till never turn out loiu ; unoinli ; to let the ntoward ninko bin bud Or if you don't Imvo thia you linvi a couple of Bqualiing babiea opposite you. " "But there w such ,1 lot. of fresh air out on the open oconn that it must moro than ninko up for most ot these little objections that jou havu been aponkint ! of. " "Uro.Uust humbug in the world , my line young gontlomun ! All thin tulle about fresh ; iir at ac.i ia the greatest gammon you ever hoard of. Why , ono of the largo ocean steamers defiles the air tor miles about her vrliero cr she goes. It's worse than living near a second claua livery otnblo , TJiuro is never moro than n very nmall spnco on dock whcro you feel that you can draw a long brtiath , nnd you cun't oven oc cupy this if the nliip iu crowded , or the sea ia rough , or the wind blows hard , or it rains. In ono plnco you omull the machinery , in another you smell the ccoking , in another the steam drips on you , in another you lira enveloped in Binoko nnd cinderi" . Down below everything is a hundred times woruo. You naturally think your port hole will bo open at night in line wonthor , but oven if the Boa is as Htill as a mill pond , the atow.'rd will fcorow up thu port with a wrench , nnd then walk on" with the wrench , and there 3'ou are , awi'uting nnd slewing and gasping for frcoh air moro than you would on the top floor of a third rr.to lodging house. You ask himtoopun it for JMU oaily in the morning , but ho tells you ho can't do it because the sailort are going to wash the decka , and the dirty water will epliuili into the port hole and ruin the velvet of the greasy old sofa , and by tlio time there iu any show for a little tlo ventilation you are up and dressed , nnd don't much caro. Of couiou in Btcrmy weather you ntand no chance nt nil. Hal ha ! it really makes mo laugh Bomotimo ! ] to find myself nt sen and searching abuut for n breath of fiesh air na diligently no if 1 were stowing in ( ho lowest Blums of Now York. It is co ridiculous , you know. Good day , young man. Bi n voyage. " The led-facod old giutlmmui wna quite correct. Nourly a Mtrnolo , K. Anenith Hall , liliiiiliainpton , N. Y. , wrltoii "I Hulfertil for Hovcral miiiitlm with n dull pain through lelt hint ; and rlinuldcra. I laat my HlritH ] : , nnputito and color , and could with didiculty keep up nil day , My mother procured HOIIIU Buimouic Ul.OOI ) Jill IKHS ; I to lc theiii an dlreuiod , itnd huvo felt no pain nlnca ( irntwtok after iihinu tliPtn , and am now nulto veil. " Pdco&l.OO. Sullivan & Fitzgerald , IK GROCERIES , PROVISIONS , Orookory , Glasflwaro , BOOTS , SHOES , ETC A'so tjccnlH lor tlio follow IMU linn of Steamship Companies : Cunaid , Anchor , Onion , Aincrlean , and HUto Ktuanwhlji Uoiniuilif. | ! For Hkle on tlio Moyal 1'ank of Ireland and DanU of Ireland , Duhlin , 1ho e w n Intend to mud for Muni * to any jmrt uf Kurojii ) wll lluu It to their nuri'.t to ml til Sullivan & Fitzgerald , ACJKNT.S , 343 Broadway , Council Bluffs Ta. PERFUffig. , .ui &Lanman's TER , BesiPffTOjLgr.BATH To to Consumers of Carriages & BnggiwJ I have a ompl fce stock of nil the LafcjsV ' .Styles of 0 images , Phaetons and Opou and Top Buggies , Consisting of Tae Oeleb rated Bra w tar 3icb Bar , The Ha'ulin Side Bar , The Whitney Side Bar , and The Mullhalland Spring. ] The Dexter Queea Buggy and Phaeton Also the Old Holiablo jiSliptic Spring Buggies and Phaetons. They are til made ot tlu best materials , aid under - dor my own supervision. I shouVi be pleased to have thoss desirous of pur chasing to Ra'l ' and examine my stock. I will guar- antea salisfaction and warrant all work. H. F. HATTENHAUER , Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets. ( Successors to J. W. Rodefer ) WHOr.liSALU AND HETAtL JM2ALKHS IN LACKAf AfflA , LEflffiH BLOSSBURG AND ALL GOHNELLSVILLE GOKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC. Ofllca No , 34 Penrl Street , Ynrdu Oor. IfiRhth Street and Blovonth &voim > , Council Hluif . T. T. ilAYNK. 0. E. MAYNE mmil BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUFACTURE ED ROOMS , BROOM HANDLES , CORN IViEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND rrrn rrrll ILLU The Very Beat of Broornu Constantly on Hand. The Hlyheat Market Price Paid for Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley IBIROOIM : Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Corn Will Plaane Send Sample. & OO- , ; , J , E , ffletcalte and Irs , Belle Lewis Are now doftllni ; In all kinds of fancy ( , 'ooils , dich as IACCS , l.'mliroldcrlcs , Ladlca' Undcrwc * of all ik script Ions. Alao llnnillitrcliloiB , lioth In llk and linen , hose of all Klndi. thread , | ) lua , noedlurf , ttc. Wo ho | > u the laulcsslll call und eeo our stock of nooJs at 630 Broadway before go i'jg olsewlicro. M E T C A L F BROS. , W/IOLE8ALK DKALKItH. , IN Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRIDES DUPLIOATED , KUDO'S UUNDRY. Cn Avenue B , No , 1902. III1IKIIWAY. ) Clothoa gathered up and ilellverud promtly , Best of Satisfaction Guarantee ! Lost Clotliis made gold , NO BETTER LADNDEY WEST OF OHIOA.GO. JT. JT. STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway , LARSON & ANDERSON , Proprietors , Tills lami'lry Ilia JiHtbeori opnned for liuxl. neux , and we nro now pr ipared to do la uidry vorkof all klmUund guirantcu wvtluUctlon A tpodalty made of line work , nidi nn collars , \ilfu , line klilrta , etc Wo want nmylioJy to trial LAIISON .t ANDERSON J U XUUUMWIS1 , K. li HIIUGAUT. A. W BTI1KKT , 1'ro'Mont. Vitu-J'ns1 ! . C'ubhitr. CITIZENS BANK Of Unuuoll BluU'u. under the lawj ol the btato of Iowa. p capital . , . 9 75.1TO Autlioilztduiplial . . . 20U.OOO lu'erujt paid on tlma deposits. DraUu latutd on the principal ultlcu of the United titatca und Kuropu. SWvlaattintloi ] \ ulvuu to ttollottiouB and uoirueji > ndvuue with crompt rotun.u. Pliircroiui. J. J > . r/linund on , K.L. film/arl , J , T.IUrt , W. W. WrIUcu , J. W. Hodtor , 1 , A. lllhr , iA. W , fitrtit , i JTiltt STARR & BUNCH , HOUSE , SIGN , AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPJ3R HANGING , KALSOMININB AND BRAININQ , Shop Oornor Broadway and Scott Bt HUGHES & TOWSLEE , DEAL1SBS IN Confectionery , Fruits"Nuts Cigars and 'I'obacco. fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in Season , 12 MAIN ST. , Council Bluffs , Onu of the bum a uind-clasj Hotels la the Wtiet U Iliu BROADWAY HOTEL , A. E IllltiWJi , Proprietor , Nou. 531 and L'dO llroul\vu > , ( ouncll llluffslow * . Table bupjilled with tlio beat thu market af fords. ( J od roorajand tlrot-claai hods. Terma > cry ruuwiiiable. UNION AVENUE HOTEL. 817 Lower Broadway , Mrs , C , CJerspacher & Son. Kl hT CLA'S IlOfEL AT UKA80NABI.B HUUK'lltANHIKSTS ACCOMMODATED 11(11 KL rOHSALE. GOOD Ul'ABONS ! OR- SELDNU.