Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 31, 1882, Image 7
II THE DAILY BEB--MONIAlr ) , JULY 31 OOTTCTOXX. o. o. COMMISSION MERCHANTS , City Mattel , Council BluHi. Ion a , WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE , Octtnl Agenli for the Celebrated Mills ol H. I ) . Ituth A. Co. . Golden Eagle Hour , Lcarcnwoith Kn \ , And ( Jneon Tin Mill * , Sioux Fulls , Dakota. JMCttrtnec , Smllh h Crl'tcmlcn ' , Council lUug'i.K. . IE3I. . .HJ , WHOLESALE AND RfcTAlL t STATIOHERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. v _ TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F F 10 L jr. "vsr. * & o icr x OK. 3a .as & < * Lands and Lots Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AN.D CONVEYANCERS , COUNCIL BLUFFS IEEE. 15 North Main Street. WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS. lUndjnttod uri'cn , In call ekln ami kip. Oak .tiul Hemlock fcOLE LEATHER , ntul nl ooJs api'crtnlnlnit to the ulioo trade. Oo da soul i cheap m In the KM * . JNiiW llLLJJMbi ' FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY PATTERN BONNETS AND CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY. 105 South Main Street. . Council Blufifs la. Ihat never rtqulro crimping. nt Mrs. J. J. Good's Hatr Store , at prices nocr bclcro touched l > y my other hnlr denier. Also n mil line ol switches , ttc. , nt * really reduced prices. Also ROM , elhcr and colored nets \Vtv\cs made from Ivllcs' own balr , Do not tall to mil licforo purchisint , ' elsonhero. All Roods warranted aj represented. MRS. J. J. GOOD , 20 Main sired. Council BluCfs , lown. MTHIM HOUSE ! At Bryant's Spring , Dor. Broadway and Union Sfcs. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thin , Mullcnteil , V-por , Klcclrlc , 1'luiijro , DoiK.li , Shower , Hot and Cold llaths Com petent 11 ale and lemilo i.uives nnd nttcndants alnava on hind , and the licit ofra o and atten tion'il\ patrons. Special tUti'iition gi\cn to 'batnlng children. Investigation aud i > atron go eollcltcdDR. . A. H STUDLFA- Co. , 100 Upper Broadway. Dr. Stit'l'oy : Treatment of chronlo diseases made a epccliltj. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \\Ithout the u. v.1 blood or use of WAAJ.I w- > -ijbui\J knife. Cures lunjr diseases , AVn rVPUI.Mt Fits , ScrofuH , Lhcr Com- Jri. ri. i1 k p'alnt ' , Uropsj , Ithcuma- T 11 M fl K S tlsm , I'tner and Jlcrcur- 1 U IVI U II O M sires , hrjulrelii ) . Salt Uheura , Scald Ho id , Citairh , weals , inflamed and granulated Ejcs , . crofulous Ulcure nnd F - inalo Dls aso' ol oil kinds. AUo Kidney nnd Veucrlal diseases , lloiuorrholda or Piles cured money refunded. All discascj tteated upon thoprlnclpleoUegct- able reform , without the use of mercurial pois ons or the knifu. Electro Vapor or M-dlcatod Biths , furnished i \vho dcsiro them. Hernb or Hupturo radically cured by the use the Klastlc belt Truss and 1'lastcr , w bleu Ins superior la the world. CONSULTATION FREE- CALL OH OR ADDUUS3 Drs , R. Eice and F , 0 , Miller , COUNOIL BLUFFS , la. LIVERY , Feed and Sale SiaWes , 18 North First Street , Bouquet's old stand. Council H nlN , loua. WIuLAKD bMlTU. Prop. W.D.STILLMAN . . , Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting Pliysiciaii and Surgeon , Ollico and residence016 Willow a\cnue ( Coun- cl Uluff t Iov\a. SINTON & WEST. DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street , Oounoil BlufFo- Extracting-and fllllng n tpcclilty. First-dune work tTiarantccJ. DR. AP. . HANCHETT , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office , No , 14 Pearl Street. Hoius , 0 a. m. to 2 and 2 p. in. , to 5 p , m. lloaldenco , 120 Bancroft Btreet. Telephonic connection ulih Central olllco. F. T. SEYBERT , M. D. , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA. Oflico No. C , Everett Block , Broad way , over A. Louie's Restaurant. Merchants Restaurant J. A. ROSS , Proprietor. Corner Broadway and Fourth Sliecla. Good accommodation * , good faro and courteous - teous treatment. S. E. iAXON , Olilce over savings bank. OOUNOIt. BLUFFS , Iowa. REAL ESTATE. W. 0. James , In connection with hla law and collection bujlno 8bu)9 and cls ! real estate. PereocB wishing to buy rr Bell city property call t bU office , o\er liudhnclTa book etorc , Pearl etrett. - EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. 4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs Dc < > di amlmorUacei drawn nd tcknowl i geii \ . WATER WAVES , In Stock and Manufactur ed to Order. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET ARTICLES , All Goods Warranted as Represented , and Price.- . Guaranteed. MRS , D. A. BENEDICT , 337 W. Broadway , Council Blufifs ; - - - Iowa MRSTE , J , HARDING , M , ST. Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Elcetropathlc Institution , Phila delphia , Peniu. Office Cur , Broadway & Glenn Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. The treatment ol all diseases and p.ilnful dlf- fleuitlta peculiar to fciralcj a pccl < lty. _ J. Q. TIPTON , Attorney & Counsellor , Olflco over First National Ilauk , Council Blulls. Iowa.V1I1 vractlco In the rtatn nnd federal courts _ FRESH mill Sane and Poultry , Canalnaysue found a D. DANEHY' ? , 130 Upper Uroadway JNO. JAY FRAINEY , Justice of tie Peace , 314 BROADWAY , Oounoil Bluffs , - - Iowa. W B. MAUSS , Loans aMMEstate , I'roptlctor of aMtractg of Pottanattamlc county. Olllco corner of Ilroadnay and Jlain airot-ti- , Council Ululta , Ion a. JOHil STEINER , M. D , , ( Dcutschcr Arzt. ) ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S BLOOK , Council Bluffs. ulscaeea of women nnd children a upoclalty. M , D , , FllKB DlSl'KKSAUV KVEHY 8ATU11DAY , Office In E\erctt'a lilock , Pearl trcot. Rest ] donco C23 Fourth street. Olllco houra from 0 to 2 a. m. , 3 to 4 and 7 08 p. in Council I luQV pT Ci GLftRKT PBAOTICAL DSHTIST. Pearl opposite the postofflco. One of the oldest fratltlonere In Council Illuttd. Kails [ 'faction guaranteed In all cases DE , F. P. BELLINGER , EYE AND EAR SURGEON , WITH DR. CHARMS DEKTKEN. Otflcooicrdnu store , 411 Broadway , Council IllulU , Iowa. Al dUoascs of thuciu aid | oar treated undtrtliomobt approved method an J all curm ATTORNEY'-'AT-lAW ' , Will practice In all'EUto and Urltcd States CourU. Hpeiki Cierman LAniu9i ; ; . X.OP-SIDED. Handled Contest Between tbi Lonventvortb Rods find the Coun cil Bluffs Nine. It scorned ns it the weather vras do torniiuoil to spoil the promised apor of n exciting contest bohveon the Council Ulutfa nine ixnd the Lnvcn worth Heds. The r.xin did succeed on spoiling the arrnngctnon.s ( or the gaino Friday i\ftornooti , nnd on Satur day thcro Bcomod no boltor premise ol any bolter condition of ntl'.ura , but the boys WITO nerved on to play , partly because such strong pressure had boon brongh' to boar troin the Oinahn ball tessera to got the Jleds to thtow up the engagement ttore , nnd ] iluy thcro. The Council HhilVi nine showed the necessary pluck and shrewdness tu keep their visitors hero , and then showed tlio ssimi1 sort of pluck in win ning the game Iroin their strong op ponents , nnd by < ; rent odds , the scoio buing 18 to U in favor of Council Blulla. The following is tlio score of the game : AH. u. IHII TU. 1-0. , v i : , Strode , c li U 1 1 11 1 1 Ankwitti , c. f 0 ! 1 1 1 1 Mock , p 0 1 ! 1 U 15 Hart , 2tl ) 0 0 1 I 1 -I - Clinton , I < tb..O 2 1 ! 2 12 iJrown , O. 8. . . . . ( ! Itnrdlu. 1. f * llroun , M. r. f. . . a 1 1 1 - Smith , 3ilb o 21 10 1 Totals ftl 18 11 11 1.V 22 2 l.L'AVr.NttOUTllS. . , vn. n , l.sn TU. i'o. A. i : . Stilcp.ltt b..4 0 0 0 11 1 1 Ltflnr , I. f H iMllftrs.s ] 3 0001-1" Kim ; , r. f a Uoiiioii , c. f 3 0 0 0 2 0 (1 ( Sutler , ! ) 3 5 -I Colilreu , 3d b..3 0 0 0 2 0 0 Knuc , 2 < lb a I'crsu'OD , c 3 0 0 0 -1 -I 0 Totals 'JS 000 27 15 10 INNINGS , 12315078 ! l Council lnirs..U ! .2 , 2 .1 2 0 7 0 0 IS Lcaon worths..0 CTOOOOOOO-0 llnrneil runs CoiiticiilUuir , . Strutk Out Council lUuir.1 , fl ; Loaven- worthi" , 10. Left on Unses Countil Ululfs , 5 ; Leav- euworth" , 1. Double I'lays-Council Blulli" , 1 ; Leav- enworth" , 1. I'asxcd Halla Loavonworth * . 3. Wild I'ltcliui Leavenworthg , . Umpire J. N. liowmaii. Scorers K. S. Mnson and George C. IJullen. EvilR to lie Avoided- Over-eating ii in ofio sense an prodnctlvo of evil as intemperance inilrinkiuif. Avoid Ijotli , anil keep the hlooil putilied with Ul'KDocK 15tooi ) liiTTKits , niut you will be ruwarded with robust health anil nu invip. oraUyatem. Price § 100. jy23-dlw POSTOPFICE nOBBEBS. Who Were Promptly Caught With the Plunder In Their Possession. Correspondence of Tlio llee. WE.ST SIDK. IOWA , July 28. List night about midnight some parties broke opun the hardware store and postoflico of 11. B. Allen , nt Wnllod Like , and carried away valuables , in cluding stamps , registered letters , small amount of money , nnd number of revolvers. They forced the door open by prying with chisels and bars , which they left when they retired. Deputy Constable Goo. Burgnn nni Lowio Stella , his assistant , arrived liero this forenoon with n team , and assisted by Deputy Shorift" McUrackcn ind Marshal A. Schuyler , of this [ ) lace , made a successful "still hunt" of the town , culminating in the nr- rest of two hard looking young men , 13 they were about to take ' 'foot pas- oago" westward on the track. They started the foot race while they pulled out their revolvers , of which they had a good eupply , but they concluded note ; o uao them when they discovered the sharp oIlicerB had the drop on thorn , and began throwing the silver- plated pi&tols into the grass. I5oth wore caught after a few minutes search among the freight cars and tall jrnss and weeds , and ironed together they were loaded into n wagon and started on n return to Walled Lake , had akit" of They quite a burglar tools , such as drills , punches , fu.so , several stolen revolvers , money and postage stamps , The officers of Wall ed Lake are spoken of in terms of | ) raise for their great promptness nnd jlliciont action , and they fool confident they luuo the evidence to convict , beyond - yond a doubt , and the general impres sion was expressed that these parties ire hardened in crime. Among other : hings one of them oflercd to toll whore lie threw a revolver if the constable would give him n dollar. The inonoy was promptly given him and they 'ound the death messenger as lie told them BUCKEYJJ. A Friend in Noocl. Time over ami again TIIOMAB' KcfcKCTlllo " 111. lmn proved .1 salutary friend to the liatrOFHcd. As a reliable curalivn lor erouiJ in children , sore throat and brim- ehial affections , and as a positive external remedy for pain , it is a nevor-fallini , ' anti dote. iy. 5.dlw IOWA ITEMS. The now Congregational church at llanlan was dedicated Sunday , the 2J ! instant , A law school has boon established in Keokuk in connection with the college of Physicians and Surgeons. Two young mon who last spring in. ISutler county brutally outra od a MUs NTeedlmm , have just boon arrested in Aububon. The ChicaKO , Milwaukee it St. J'nul railroad company will build nn oxten- lion of their road from Ottumwa to Sigournoy , The Clarriesa 0. Cook homo for in digent females , at Davenport , is com pleted at n coat of $25,000 , exclusive of five acres of ground donated for thu site. site.Tho The contract for building the now liotol to bo put up at Kmm&tsburg by : ho Scottish American land company has been let for SI0,000. Tipton In having trouble with her electric light company. The light , inS - S end of coating forty cents a day , as lirst figured , requires 800 pounds of coal to run it one night. On a train near Ottumwa the other lay a masher grossly insulted a young lady who was traveling alone. 8ho Appealed to the conductor for proteo lion , nnd to his credit bo it s.tid In gave the scoundrel n vigorous thump ing. ing.Tho The DM Moines Lender has ti spe ciftl from Lowrie , saying that tii ! > ronr < oichtoon cases of small pox at Lk < City , CalliMin comity , that thro < deaths had occurred , and nnothor wa ! hourly expected. 1' . McCoy , of Boonr , while draw * it'g the pump out of his well to clear it , lost Ins balance nnd foil hoadforC' m st into the well. Ho was not missed for several hourc , and ivhen found hia foot only were sticking out of the water. The governor has appointed A. A. Reynolds , of Clinton ; S. P. Bryant and C S. Wntkins , of Diyonporl ; Mrs. Ctt'orgo 0. Wright , of Do-i Moines , and Mrs A. C. Lowollyn , matron of Girls Reform school , to represent Iowa nt the national conference - once of charities nnd correction nt Madison , August 7. Mrs. Cluto , of P\cilic .Junction , is the binncr woman as i\ bread winner. She eota nil of the typo for the ( in- zetto , nnd nt odd times perform ) nil of the household duties for her family , consisting t > f her husband , herself and t o boarders , cooking three full mealu a day , nnd is as hnppy nnd cheerful ns a lark. A Marshall town mother uas start led the other day at hearing piercing shrieks from her baby , which she put on Iho grass in the front yard , and running quickly to the * pjt WAS horri fied to see that n hog had the little in nocent by the ear nnd was drugging it nwny. The chiltl has ft sore oar but otherwise is nil right. Fortunes or Farmers iiuil Mc- chnuics. Thousand * of dollars can bo saved by iiitf proper judgment in Ukiiu care of : ho health of younelf nnd family , If you are bilioui , ha\o fallow coinjilexlon , poor appetite , low and depressed niiriU , and jenorally debilitated , do not delay mo- ncnt , but go nt < mce ; and procure a hot- tie of those wonderful Electric Uitters , wliicli never fail to cure , nud that for the trilling mm of fifty oentn. ITribuuo. SoldbvO. F. Goodman. American lloro Worship Clilc.i ° 4 imoi. The story ran nlong ono of the I'onnsylvania linoi of railroad that Jio illustrous son of Boston , Mr. Sul livan , whoso f 11 ino him oull'ered some slight eclipse owing to his failure to carry out n contract relative to the suppression of the gentleman from England known in the sporting world is Tug Wilson , waa en board ono of the trains. If the announcement had boon that Arabi Pasha was passing that way with Admiral Seymour in liot pursuit , it could not have created more popular interest. At every sta tion the plattorms were crowded with throngs tf people , many of whom Intel abandoned their work to citch a glimpse of the victor of Paddy Jlynn. Tliero was everywhere a loud demand that the hi ro atop forward to receiro Ilia merited plau dits. The conductor of the train , advised of the excitement along tbo line nnd desirous of doing what Iny in his power to gratify the grateful curiosity of his countrymen and reiloct honor upon his train , in duced the drummer of a Now York shirt house to personate Mr. Sullivan. He appeared upon the platform of the car and bowed like a Chesterfield while the brawny ndmirots of the ox- jononts of the manly art cheered him without stint. This furco was kept up all along the lino. If this particular drummer had as muchmuacloiis drutn- nors nro generally supposed to have of cheek , ho would hnvo passed readily enough for the "best" man in Ameri ca. If a great philanthropist had been upon the trainsomo , ronoirned human * tarian , some great professor of the of the healing art , some preacher of ho word , would the workom of theeo shops have thrown down tJidir tools to run out and cheer him on his way ! Frank linrdal , North ] ! enn' > tt tcet.tr iuiralo , says : "I have tiied your SriiiNO SI.OSSOM M a family medicine and have lever como across miythiu ; , ' to do HO much ; oed in HO abort a time in cnuei of iiuli iw- ion , dyspepsia anil derangement of the itomach ; 1 strongly recommend it. " Price iO cents ; trial botllcd 10 coiitH. jy23-dhv A WOMAN'S onVr AND am P. loldlnf ? by the Gown iibomnumbullBt Who was Suaponded from an Upper Story Window. Athnla Constitution , List night n lady vho resides on Ivy St. was ' 'at homo" to quite a number jf her friends , and n pleasant evening vas the result. Before the hour for separation had arrived , however , ono if the guests of thu lady w.ii taken Hi i e ill and escorted to u bed room , rhoro she was disrobed and made fool as easy as every possible kindness could i il'er. About 12 o'clock she fell nto n quiet sleep , and the jounglndy who was watching by her side , think- ng that her uuest had forgotten her 11s in sweet slumber , lay tlon-n upon u tiofu beside n window in tlio room , nnd was soon lost to the cu.euof the world. low long she slept nho does not mow , but while in the midst of n ) lcsant dreamsho felt something brush icross her face , and with n star1- , twoko , Her awaking saved the life if her friend , but came near causing lor own death. The something which brushed across icr face and awoke her was the night dress of that friend , who hud , in n lomnambullHtio fit , arisen from her jed and walked across thu room to the window besides which the lady was. sleeping. To got to the window she irawled over the sleeping t mr. of her lost , and then began an f.xit which mist have resulted in death but for ho work of her gown. Hardly realiz- tU what nhu waa doin/ ( , the lady crab- > od the R'hito fabric which had aroused icr with both handd , and as she did HO tor cars were grouted with screams list outside the window. In an in- .Unit . she realized that aho was hold- tit. her friend in mid-air , nnd that to ooson her grasp on the cloth WHS to isuro her death , Shu waa not physi cally btrong , but with n nerve rarely equalled she tightened her hold and hen joined in with her friend's caller or aid. Boon their combined screams iwoko the inmatbn of thu house , who mstcni'd to the room and rescued thu roung lady from her i until position. AH sot n as the somnambulist , for such she acknowledged herself to bo , was drawn into the room , the young lady \\hun.viidher life fainted , and this naming her nervous prostra'ion is BO great that her friends arc in c-roixt mix ioty for hor. Skinny Mon. "Wells' Health Honower" restorei health and vigor , euros Dyspepsia , Impotence , Sexual Debility. SI. Dtvlry Si. Lou * Dejnili Inn. If Americans are the most oxtravft' ' Rant mont-ontoifl in thu world il is bo catun they have moio moat of good to eat than any other poet > los. Uur wosttru prairie * abound in cittlo , our western farms with * heop and pigs , ami our f * roata hnvo been well sup. plied with game ; and thcso sources ol supply havu ijiven us not only nn abundance of chnap tlosh , butagrentot variety to choose from than is to bt found elsewhere , except oomc of tlu distant British province1) ) . But it is becoming evident that meat \\illnol nlwajs bo abundant nnd cheap. Tfu sharp watninij conveytd in thu rlso in : > rieos last spring cannot bo safely over- looked. That auddon and nnlooki-d- for advance wns caused by the perishing - ing of cattle in Colorado nud Montrmn in thosovero winter of 1881 , nnd tht starving that followed the drought ol ast sunimor and llieso canst-ft may be encouutortd niain. Besides , the western slates nro settling up rapidly , xud firms nnd fences nro taking up the lands that served na free cvllle ranges Cotton nnd gr.iin farms nro .Hishii . ) ) * the feeding ground In Texas lurther nnd further west every year ; ind the plains nnd valleys of Colorado uid Montana nru being gradually con verted into farms , from which all cattle tlo , except such as belong to the land owners , nro excluded. Ton years from now six or seven million souls will have bai'n ndded to ourpopulntion , and this will materially circumscribe the nroas now occupied ns free feedIng - Ing grounds lor cattle. A short grainer or potato crop may bo made good in n singlu year , but the destruction nmde n c.Utlu herds by n severe winter or n calamitous drought , which onuses ani mals to perish for wnnt of forage xnd water , cannot bo repaired for several - oral years. With n succession of fa vorable eoasoim , permitting the forc ing of young ammala by liberal feeding - ing , the present scarcity nwy bo over come , nnd the price of meat brought jown to a point within the reach of aboring mon. Hut it is possible that , ho day of ohoan meat in the country s ended ; that beef and mutton will bo exalted into a luxury , anil that Familioa t f limited means will need to provide themselves with such substi tutes ns can \M \ obtained. In the old countries chouse is the fnvoritosubsti- tuto for meat , nnd it is largely used in Kngland , Scotland nnd 1'Vanco. ' Our people hnvo nol treated this estimable article of food with the rospuct it is entitled to , and n very lar o" proportion tion of the cheese mndo in the country figures chit lly in our export lables ; it goes abroad to bo eaton by Europeans , who more accurately appreciate it. An American laborer would regard a nual of broad and ehuesu as poor fare , nnd even the fnRhiun in higher circles which proscribes n bit of cheoao after dinner ns an agent of digontion is re luctantly observed. In Europe the article is considered thu basis of n good meal in families of limited moanp , and a dinner of broad nnd cheese , with sotno cheap bovorngo ns an accompaniment , is never despised , Cheese eating will certainly increase with the scarcity of moat , and this will cause cheese-making to bocnmo an important feature in western ngri- culluro. Tlio creamery system inau gurated in Iowa and Northern Illi nois gives the key t" the moat econom ical and satisfactory method of con verting milk into both ljulter nnd cheese , nnd as the demand for those articles must grow with the iiicroaiiiig scarcity of mo.it , dairy farming cumot but continue n profilnbio the most profitable form of agriculture in the west. Nearly n Miraolo. ] ' . Anenith Hull , Uintjhampton , N. Y. , writes : "I Buffered for Haveral month * with n dull pain through loft htn nnd 1 loit my npiritH , npputito and color , and could with ilillicuUy keep up all day , MV mother nrocured HOIIIO ItuitDooi ; IJwoi ) JimivUM ; I tiHc thoiu nit directed , and have felt no pnln i-inco lirnt week after lining tlipin , and am new quite well , " Price Sl.OO. 'jyM-dlw ' Sullivan & Fitzgerald , DKALUUS IN GROCERIES , PROVISIONS , Crockery , Glassware , BOOTS , SHOES , ETC A'no r'cnta | for the follo\\hiK llfieB of Steamship Companies : Cunard , Anchor , ( lulan , American , ai.il Ktitc BtcunNlilp ( Joui | ruilcs , 3D > 3ECA. . OEX" S For sale on tlia lloyal Hank o ! Irrlan I arid Hank ol Ireland , Dublin. 'Jhnio w o Intend to ucml for frlenild toanv part of hiiropo will lint. It to I licit ictm'.t to lull on Sullivan & Fitzgerald , AOKNTO , 343 Broadway , Oounoil BluTs , la- Inrray Iron forks , Burlington Iowa. Borol Portable Engines , FOR CI'.KAMKItlKH , KAI1M IIILU , Printing OfllCOB8 Kte. , , A Spooialty , Tlio Largi-ot Iron Working Katablisli. inuiit in the htnto , \MlitTI UKKH Of Steam Engines , /M ) QRNEItAL MACHINERY. The Howard Automatic Out-Off Steam Englno. Bend ( orulrciilu. 81-lm IViiiny , lifiilu. ii' H iiiinctwl | | r liullw in "WINE Or 0/i ! ni " To the Consumers of Carnages & Buggies , I have a co.uplata stock of all the Labis' , Styles of C < irriiges , Phaetons dud Opei and Top Bugg.es , Consisting of Tne Celebrate i Braw tor 8ids Bar , The Haiolin Side Bar , The Whitney Side Bar , and The Mullhalland Spring. The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton &lao the Old Robable Kliptic Spring Bugles and Phaetons. They are ill made or tha best ina < erials , aid un der my own supervision , I should bo pleased to have thosa desirous of pur chasing to call and osamine my stock. I will guar antee satisfaction and warrant all work. H. F. HATTENHAUER , Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. . 3E3BC ( Successors to J. W. Rodefer ) WllOLKSAtiU AM ) 1U5DAIL DEALERS IN LACKAIAfflA , LEHI&H , BLOSSBURG AND ALL CONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC. Ofllco No , 34 Pearl Street , Ynrdo Oor. Eighth Street and Elovouth Avenue , Oounoil Bluffo. V. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE , COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY JIANUFAOTURE BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES , CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND F The Very Beat of Brooms Conattiutly on Hand. The Highest Market Price Paid for Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley OOS.2ST I OPartios Wiahing to Bull Broom Corn Will Please Send Sample. ocx , Irs , J , E , letcalfe and Irs , Belle Lewis Are nowdcallnirln all klndaof fancy gooda , mch nn I.nccs , Kmliroldcrlog , Lidlci' Undorwra of all diBcrlptlnna. Alan Jlmulkerc.lilulfl , lioth In Bilk and linen , lioso of all Kltid > . threaJ , plnj , ncudleH , ttc. Wo liopo thu laulea will ( .all ami ECO our stock of Roods at 630 llroadway before | ra METOALF BROS. , WHOLESALE DKALEHS IK Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHIOACO PRICES DUPLICATED. 'S On Avenue B , No. 1902. ( NKAU Clothus ijathcrod up aid delhcrud promptly , BcBt of Saiinfaotion GuarantooJ. Ixiat Clothm rnadg gold , NO BETTER LAONDEY WEST OF CHICAGO. JT. OT. 3ECTTJ030. STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON , Proprietors , Till ) laun ! < ) ' 1m Just hocn opxtiixl for Imul. IICIIK , and uuaro mw jirtpareil to do Itindry v ork of til klndu and n iri'itcu Hatltluctlon A tpucUltynialo of line work , mull ai MUr , ild , llnuihlrta , etc. Wo want mcrj'ljoiy to trial. LAHSON .t ANPKItSON. J U fUMU.Mmn.V , K.I , HII I'd A KT , A U BTIIKKT , I'rjilcLiit.ii.uraat. . Caslikr. CITIZENS BANK Of Coimoll OritanUed under Iho law j of the State of Iowa. I'uld up uinltal . 9 Tfi.0'0 Authorized taplml . , . 200,1)00 ) In'cruHt ' ) uld on tlma depoult * . Drafts labiiril nn the jirlncipil u'.tlen of thu United Htatca anil Huropa. t-puclal uttrntlon uhoti to colluUloua uijj torrunp jiiduntu wltli prouijit retutiia. J I ) . Kdmunilmii. K. L. Mm/art , J. T.IItit , W. W. W.IUio , J. W. Uodfor , 1. A. Ml hr , A.V , Struit , J > 7iU ! STARR & BUNCH , HOUSE , SIGN , AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPER HANGING , KALSOMININQ AND GRAINING , Shop Corner Broadway and Soott St HUGHES & TOWSLEE , DEALERS IN Confectionery , Fruits.Nuts Cigars and Tobacco , Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in Season. 12 MAIN ST. , Council Bluttd. Olio of the but eaond-claad llotclu la tlio Wcdt la the BROADWAY HOTEL , A. K DIWW.V , I'rpprUtor. Nos. (31 ind 630 DroadMU } , ! ouncll llluffdIowi. Table supplied ulth tbo bcdt the market uf- fordd. ( j.od roonu mid flrbt-clauj hedj. Teruia very rtanonable. AVENUE HOTEL. 817 Lower Broadway , Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son. KlIlfcT CLASS IIOTKf , AT HEASONABU5 I'lllOK * . 'J'HANSIKN'J'S ACCOA1MOUATED IIOU'.L I'O.ltiALt : . CJOOU UEAiOXS 1'OR