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    TEE DAILY BEE-TUEP/DAY , AUGUST 22 1882
o. a , AC oo.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City SIfTkoi , Council Dlaflj , lo ,
Si O I , E S A I. E F L O 0 R H O U B E ,
Cchlirotod Hills o' ' 11. t > . hush M Co. . OoUlcn rwjlo Flout Le v < mwMth
KWKIS , and Juccn lleo Jill s. Moux F Il > , Dakota
i. Ocl't"mlen.fouiicll IlnflV , U.
EL ZE
WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COPHOIL BLITFF3 , IOWA.
TITLE AlSTBA 0 I OFFICE.
XT X JR. XI JSr. C9 O > .
and Lots bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
VOTARESS PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS ,
COUNCIL BIUFFS . IOWA.
ZEL
15 .North Main Strsot.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
upiwri , In call skin and kin. OftV and Hemlock bOLK LKATHKK , unJ al
oofl.1 appertaining to the ho trade. Oo chaoUl mclicapcaln theKftst.
IBS , NOBRIS' ' HEW IBLLINERY STORE
* FOR StYLISIl SPRING MILLINERY PATTERN BONNKTS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS -A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street , Couacil Biuffa la
Thrtnotcr require crimping , at Mrs. J , J Good's Hair zitoro at pnci-s notor bclcro touched by
any otter hair Jailor. Alee aVull line of switfhca , rtc. , at greatly reduced prlcus. Also om ,
, -j alhcrtnd colored nchi Wares made trom litdlei' own hair. Do nut tall to u ll before purchasing
\ < - , elsowhsro. All Roodn warranted as roprcacutoil. tiU3. J. J GOOD ,
29 MMnstruoi , Council DluOs , Iowa.
IBATEIM HOUSE !
At Bryantrs Spring ,
Broadway * and. Union & 8.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Plain , ModloMuil , Vnpor , Elee'rlc , <
> onch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths Com-
J ) potent u ale ocrl female i.un-ua and atmn'nuta
JVclwaya on band , and't'.o host otraioand ottcn-
fr.tlon elven patrons. Special att ntton KV.-I to
jlbatning children. Investigation aud patronage
loollcitcdDR.
DR. A. H STODLEY & Co. ,
106 Upper Broadway.
Dr. StuJIcj" : TrtaUrcnt ol chronic diseases
[ made a specialty.
; REMOVED without the
CANCERS dran lug of blood or use of
.knife. Cures lunfr t'Jecasts ,
ANTl rTTHI.'l ? Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com-
f'alut. ' Dropsy , Hheuina-
T II M fi R S ' 8 . r ° -nd-llorcur- -
I U 111 W nO ivl ! Bire9 > Erj lxJas , Salt
Rheum , Scald Houl , Catiirh , weak , Jiifl .nicd
and granulated Byoe , rcrofulous UlcurB end I'o-
nulo Ulauaso ot all kinds. AHo KUrey and
Tencrlal diseases. Hamorrholdsor Plica cured
money refunded.
All diseases treaUd upon thoprlncij > lerf veget
able reform , without the uee ol mercurial pols-
ona or the knllo.
Vapor or J'dlcatod Baths , . ( urnlshcd
\Elcctro \ deulro tUom.
Jlornia or Rupture radically cured by the UBO
the Elastic bolt Truss and 1'laatcr , which has
superior In thoworla.
CONSTTX/TATION FREES-
CALIfCII OK ADDRESS
1 . Drg , E , Eioe anfl F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFE , la.
LIVERY ,
Feed aniSale Stales ,
18 North First Street ,
Bouquet' * old staci. Council Bluffd , Icna.
VlLLAUD SMITH. . Prop.
IW.D.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , cammltlnj
it OHlco and rceldenco CIS Willow avenue , Coun-
SINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
1 14 Pearl Street ; Council Bluffs.
Extractlncaru ! filling , specUHy. I'lrot-class
' r-jrork piarantosd.
DR. A. P. KANCHETT ,
i AND SURGED ? ! .
Office , No. 11 Pearl Street. Houit , 9 a. m. to
2. , and 2 p. m. , to fj p , m. Rcaldoioo , UO
.Duicrolt etrtot. Telephonic conrieitlon w'.tli
Central office.
.F. T. SEVSEBT , M. D , ?
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
tGOUNGIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
"v OIEcD No. C , Erorott.BIook , Broad
way , over A. Louio's llostaurnnt.
leprtatsEestaurant
J. A. BOSS , Proprietor.
Corner iRroadway und Fourth Strcole.
tnd
Good tcoomiHOdatlong , good faro and cour *
teens treatment.
3C 23
OrOcooVer savings bank.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - lorra.
REAL ESTATE.
fVfC. James , lu comuctlon with bla law and
/Jolljctlonbustneaabuya tnd Bells real estate.
Persona wishing to buy M sell city property call
athiaofflco , over Buehncll'i book store , Pearl
tlreet.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
JuBtico of the Peace and
Notary Public ,
tdaat temo- 1 / ( 41 6 Broad way , Council Bluffs
rawD jtnd tihcowl t'gti
WATER WAVES ,
*
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order ,
"Waveo Alado From Your Own Hair.
TOILET BTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Trice.
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
MS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AKD
GYGNEGOLOGIST.
Oraduato of ElcctropatMo Institution , Ptsta-
, Penna.
Offlco Cor , Broadway & Glenn Aro.
COUNCIL M.UFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and pMnfu ! < ! ' ' -
flcultlea peculiar to fen'olea a spoclilty.
J. G. TPTON ! ,
Attorney & .flounsellof ,
Ollloo over First National Rank , Council DIuOc.
Iowa. Will practice inS.no etata and fedcrcl
courts.
I
Game and Poultry ,
Can alwsja be found a O. DANEHY' ? ,
1ft Upper llroad ' .ir
JNO.JAYFEAINEY ,
Justice of tke Peace ,
814 OROAOWAY ,
Oonnoil Bluffs , - - Iowa.
W , B. MATES ,
Loans and EealEstate ,
Proprietor cf abstract ) of Pottawattamlo
county , Ollloo corner of Erua-way and ilaln
Blrcett , Council lilulta , lona.
JOHN STESNER .M. D.
, . . . ,
( Deutscher Ant. )
COR. BROADWAY AND ,7TH ST.
Council Bluffs ,
jjlscaacs of women and children a < poclalty.
if. J , IONTQOMERY , .M , D ,
J7llEK DlHPKNSAIUT KVK11V SATC UAY.
C3celn Everett' ) bloc ! , Pearl ( root , lluil ]
daae C'JS Fourth street. Olllco houri froo. 9 to
S . . , 2 to i and 7 o8p.ni , Council lilullu
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Pearl opposite the pcjtofflco. Ono of
the oldest pr : tltloner In Council Uluffa. Satis
lefactlon irusranteed In asa
DE , F. P. BELLINGER ,
.EYE AHB EAR SURGEON ,
WITH DR. CHARLES DELTKEN.
Office over ilriu otsre , 4H Rroadu-ay , Council
DlulIJ , Iowa , Al dlttiics of the ejo tnd car
treated under tlieruwttpprovcd tuctliod And all
cun-J guarantewl.
JOHN KNOT ,
A T T 0 R H E V-'AT-.l ' A W.
Will ractfc * In all SUt and UnlUt Sltte
Couiti , Speakl
A Sketch of the Qront Summer Hosort
ofNowVork.
ptclat D spitchei to TIIK ERR.
SAIUT.IOA , N. Y , August 17.This
peerHss watering plftco h s many wnj-8
of dolightitig her guests. Itis line a Jti
ftco from nmlims , vnlunblo iui JCral
eprinps , mngnificont hotels , rjcaaant
drives nnd parks , Eocinl n'avnntatcs ; ,
< tll combine to nttract nnd make Sira-
tojjn the fnrorito Veaott of America
"What placea of Intorcat thall wo
visit ) " ia A question often repeated
Take a walk down Hromlwny n > id got
your first glimpse of the Ray lifo hero ,
and I rill tell you of othur matters
later.
later.You
You will sco n line of euporL hotels.
The piazzas nro cron-ded with hand
sonioly dressed ladles , nnd a smaller
imtnbor of gentlemen It is said this
season 1ms been remarkable in having
so many people of unusually strik
ingly-fino appearance. Perhaps the becoming
coming coatutucn have the clTuct of
litightoniiig nature's charms ; certainly
no liavo aeeti faces which would give
superb subjects to artists.
Another fete chanipertro Trill bo
( liven soon on the crounda of the
Grand Union hotel , These are brill
iant occasions nnd long to bo remem
bered.
You will doe on Broadway superb
horses and earriagOB. Simio of the
horses cost $1,000 or inoru ; some of
the carriages 81,500. William H.
VanUorliik line a horao named JTnud
S , the fattest in the world , lie has
been oflered $100,000 and refused it ;
indeed money cuiinut buy this favorite
animal.
You have hoard of the renowned
swiiinutr Capt. Paul 'Boyton. ' Ho
has gone over 2,000 miles of liver
travel. liia longest voynyo was down
the Yollowstpne , down tfio Missouri
and Mississippi to St. Louis. His
most puriloub swim WHS down the
Tuuus , tlirough Spain and Portugal.
At Lisbon ho was met by the king
and quuon , and Knighted Marshal
MacMahon , of Franco , gave him the
sumo honor. Saratoga has now the
honor of entertaining C.ipt. lioyton.
Ills nautical fonts will draw a largo
conccnirsu of pcoplo and give him
fresh laurels.
Chua Liuise 'Kollogor , aided by
Sigor Toranto , Mr. Toitsch , Jludclaino
Scliuilur , has lately given a superb
concert in the ball room of the United
States hotel. Kings and quuens of
song had a line chance to exorcise
their vocal powera and their favorite
musicians wore heartily applauded.
Blind Tom ie considered a prodigy.
Ho is not only blind but of weak
mind , yet ho plays difficult composi
tions with ease , and otten after one
hearing : His concert is apoken of as
remarkable.
Hon. Ceo. Batchcllor has lately
given lecturou upon Egypt. Being
our minister there , ho has had a good
opportunity of understanding the
customs and stateof affairs of the
Egyptians. liia portrayal of people
and events was excellent , and much
Valuable information was convoyed.
At Dr. Hamilton's institute excel
lent medical lectures has been given.
Thin well known health establishment
is full to overflowing.
The bar association has lately met
hero.
hero.Dentists
Dentists are helping a convention ,
and other conventions are to follow.
No letter would bo complete with
out mention of the valuable mineral
aprings. Hathorn spring is the
moat famous. It is tho'most powerful
water in Saratoga in stomach and
liver diflliiultics , twenty-five hundred
drink from it daily. It is a pure safe
spring , but uo water should bo taken
without first consulting a physician.
From far and near the procession of
water drinkera coma and go. Some
are annual drinkers and corno to the
Hathorn spring as to a wise physician.
It supplies ita thousands of patients
abundantly , but has no eyes to see
their improvement , no oars to hour
their blessings. It is excellent for
malaria. You can got hero a full view
of the changing crowd hero. If a dis
tinguished visitor is in town you will
find him at thb spring. It is a grand
place to study fashions and human
faces. Ladies this summer do not
ooeni to bo as ( much over dressed as
sometimes. The hotels turn them
out in largo numbers and diamonds
sparkle everywhere. "How much
water do you drink ? " is a question
which goes from lip to lip , Two
glasses is enough.
At Uni.ed States hotel a benefit
hall was last evening uiven to Prof ,
fituts , the leader of the band. Wo
caw beautiful dreones , it would neum
as if the fashion plates had been ex
hausted to find coatuiuea odd and
striking. This hall was a brilliant
nilair. "Full di'csa indispensable"
was its inexorable Jaw.
Saratoga has ita lights and shadows ,
ita churches and places of ruin. Good
men and women are .utrivteg to lift
humanity and servo God. Roy. Wil
liam llumpstono hta been holding u
nori a of gonpol mcotinga which huvo
been .well attended.
A'dsily prayer mooting ia held and
the clergymen disousa .various religi
on * topics and advance-different viowa
tvhioh.mako them of much interest.
The ruvo of the youthful poetess ,
Margaret Davidson , is in the corner
of the cemetery. Many visit it with
mournful.inturost.
The drives which are most frequent
ed are to , Lake JMitcholl , Saratoga
lake , to Mt. McCiret'or , and to Geyser
Spring. CTbLi Jaet is a drive which ul-
ino.it every one who visit * the place
takes , The park behind the spring is
beautiful. Tlva distance out of Sara
toga is a uilo aud a quarter. Thou
sands go to the "GoyHor" and tLo
aprhip ia rapidly .rising in fume.
It ia a pity distinguished pcoplo do
uot go labelled. Wo meet them
everywhere but to know who is on
author , artist , congressman , or for
eign ambassador is left to bo guessed
untass come ono happens to inform
you.
you.Tlvsro ia much moru I would like to
write. More next year Adieu.
S. P , B.
Htrttw Lumber ,
American Aitbltatt.
Th ro can bo no question tluit straw
lumber is admirably adapted to many
kinds of finishing work-barrola , table
iiud counter top * , line doors , and
mental work ; nnd. nro ftMUrod that
it can bo prodded ftnd8old in compo-
htlon with t JMS jncr ; grftdos Of pine erin
in compot , tton witn Wjrj0 walnut , n (
about o lie.hnlf the price of the latter.
" n ° ' .jtandard manufacture is in widths
° * ' -hirty-two inches , a length of twelve
.oat , and A thickness corresponding to
that of surfaced boards , The dimon-
biotis may bo varied to suit such orders
as tuny bo givnn , and cmbraco any
width , length or thickness , I'nltko
lumber , however , narrower widths are
the most costly. The straw lumber
may bo ripped with the hand-saw or
the btizK saw ; may bo run throng !
the sticker for the imttuifacturo o ;
mouldings , and takes a nail or scruw
about as well as oak. It may be
( hashed with varnish or with paint
and is susceptible to a high polish. 1
is practically water nnd lire-proof
being manufactured under 500 degree :
of heat , and wo are assured has beet
boiled for some hours without any
nj.pmr.'iil change of structure , hi
tensile strength is greater than tha
of walnut oronk , and its vroight aboui
onu-lifth greater than the former
when dry. It is made from any kind
of straw , including honip aud ilux
fibre in fact from mry material that
will make pulp and a ton of a ( raw-
will produce 1,000 foot of boards ,
The pulp is rolled into thin shoots , r
number of which , corresponding with
the thickness of the lumber desired ,
are placed together with a peculiar
comotit , which is claimed to bo water
proof , and are then rolled under r
pressure sulliciont to amalgamate
thorn into n solid mass , which may bo
worked with n piano if desired.
When it is remembered that it
takes ono hundred years to grow a
tree to maturity , suiting it to com-
niercial purposes and a tree produc
ing li'J-inch lumber will require fully
twice that time while 20,1)00 ) ioetpor
aero is a largo yield under _ the moat
favorable circumstances , it will at
once bo realized that where J5,000 feel
can bo taken trom an aero of ground
for an indefinite number of years , the
process which enables such a result to
bo accomplished , and which will yield
a really valuable lumber , ia uno of
vast importance. Wo look for valua
bio reaulto in the future in the niiinu
facturo of lumber fr m what is practi
cally a waste material , but which will
bo produced in endless -quantities so
long as the United States mointaino
its character ns a grain producing
country.
It * You Are Rained
in health from any cause , especially
from thu uao of any bho thousand DOS
trums that promise so luryuly , will
long fictitious testimonial ! ) , have no
fear , llcsort to Hop Bitters at once ,
and in n short time you will have the
most robust and blooming health.
The Rlchoat Man In England ,
fc'nn 1'rnncieco Chronicle.
The Duke of Westminster , who was
rpcontly married to Lady Cathoriiu
Cavendish , ia ono of the woalthicsl
men in the world. Ho comes of at
ancient family which crossed the
channel with the Conqueror , but it is
a family which acquired no distinc
tion , aavo as great landlords with f.it
rent rolls , until the present century ,
when the first earl'Groavonor , gained
a reputation as u supporter of the
British turf , nnd the second earl , by
siding with the reformers in 1831
gave the family the liberal bias whiol
it still preserves , The third earl and
present duke succeeded in 1809 his
father , who was BO avaricious that
when the Great Eastern was launched
Doino London wit Buggostod that it bo
named the Marquis of Westminster
because it was Lho "greatest screw it :
oxistonco" The present diiko
is credited with owning
10,437 acres , which brings
in a nominal rent of 37,000 ,
while ho has expectations of succeed
ing to his mother's estate , whicli
yields nearly as much nt > nin. But his
mam claim to great wealth rests in
his London property. Ho owns entire
blocks In the fashionable west end of
London , the rentals from which now
amount to an enormous sum , and will
bo greatly increased at the end of this
century , when the present leases ex
piro. The Duke has numerous town
and country houses , a magnificent
library , t > < o finest private collection cf
manuscripts in the world , and n stable
of thoroughbreds , among which are
Bend Or , Shotovor , Peregrine and
other famous flyers. Ho is very liberal
oral in his charitable Rifts , rivaling in
this respect the Baroness Burdutt
Couttb. Ilia bride is thirty years his
junior , but this is no uncommon cir
cumstance in thn family , as an ances
tor of his married at 70 , had live chil
dren and lived to the ripu old ago of
90Vundorbilt
Vundorbilt nnd Gould are counted
as wealthy men , but their speculations
will have to yiuld many fold before
they hoop puce with the increase of
the Duke of Wentminstor'a London
property. The latter provoH the oft
repeated assertion that nothing ia so
euro to increase in value as well-
iielocted real estate. The growth of
London has been extraordinary , and
its present advance in size and wealth
is marvelous , but this increase ia no
moro astonishing rhan that of Now
York , Chicago or San Francisco. The
solid millionaires of the twentieth cen
tury in this country will not bo the
speculators , but the owners of valua
ble real estate in the great cities.
Pretty Good.
Jno. Ji.icon , Lnmrte | , Jiut. , writes :
"Yuur'.SrniMra HLOHHOU' ianll you cracked
It up to lie , My dyxpoprla Imnall vanUliod ;
wliy don't you advortlao It ; wlutt allow
ance will you maku If I titko u dozen bot-
tleH , BO that I could oblige my fritnclB occa.
vioiinlly ; " J 'rice 50 cents , trlul buttlett 10
cents.
QrabLrtw In Now York
I'hlltlc phla I'rcu.
Now York liaa fastened a remark-
nblo corporation on its back , The
Manh/tttan Elevated Company ia in
virtual possession of all of Manhattan
Island ( hut is worth possessing. Sitico
ita incorporation it hua Hoi/.od the
principal avenues of the city , invaded
the down town breathing spaces at
liio battery , and , though enjoying
franchiues that in any other communi
ty would coat millions of revenue , has
refused to p&y uvon the common taxes
to which all corporations are nubject ,
iomo time ago the company wa per
mitted to build a hideous and unsight
ly structure- the pretty award of the
wttery , under promise that
t should bo removed on
linety days' warning by the city nu-
horitiea , The whole city rebelled
igainst the structure and the ninety
layo's notioo wan given , But inttead
of fulfilling their contract , the com
pany sued out nn injunction to prevent -
vent the city from making use of ita
rights. Still later permission was
asked by the same arbitrary group to
add to the buildings on the H.Utery ,
making ita substantially H yard for thu
cars. This was refuted by the Park
Commission , when the olh'cinls of the
company withdrew from the mooting ,
vowing vongpanco upon the Commis
sioners who had been faithful to their
duties to the pcoplo.
The meditated vongotnco scorns to
hnvo been the purpose to go right
ahead and monopolize just nn much of
thu park r.a the company thought ex
pedient. Without attempting any
difguiso preparations hnvo been oaten
tntioualy made to lay foundations for
the structure , and sure onongh on
Tuesday , nn hour or moro nftcr mid
night , gangs of workmen broke into
the asphalt walks on the battery nnd
soon transformed the smooth surface
into unsightly dubric. A single po
liceman happening by chnnco to hoar
the picks , domnndi'd thu authority of
the leader of the gang , nho showed
him n written order from
ono of the commissioners to
inako excavations in thu streets ,
The policeman was sharp enough to
distinguish park from street , nnd
CAUSOU n cessation of the insolent
scheme under threat of arrest. Hut
the event in itself is common enough.
A great city is nbsolu.ely helpless
iainst thu enterprise of any body of
knaves who , under cover of corpnrnlo
rights , ohooao to seize public parks ,
highways or what not. For tlm extra
ordinary point of the business is , that
should the company got the proposed
struo.uro above ground , thu city would
bo virtually powerless to force its re
moval , Now York ovidejftlyj needs
some of the law the early chitons of
San Francisco applied to just ouch
rapacious nnd lawless adventurers.
.Oright's Ul'cmnc , UiiiliotlN , Kidney ,
Liver or TJrluul JOinunnon.
llayo no fenr of nny of those dis
eases if you use Hop Bitters , nn they
will prevent nnd euro the worst cases ,
oven when you have been made wor o
by some great pulled up pretandcct
cure.
The Enormoub Cost of Farm Fences
Ntwork World.
Although the fences in an niriaul- ;
tural community nro the most enor
mous tnx which thu farmer Into to bonr
and the subject has attracted the at
tention of agricultural societies and
journals nnd the public proim general
ly , no systematic effort hat been
made until the uonsua non in procoa.1
of compilation to reach actual data note
to the cost of the same. In the
schedule of the recent census nn in
quiry was inserted to aecutain the out
lay for building nnd repairing farm
fences during the year 187H. A portion
tion of this work has been tabulated ,
covering eleven states in different suc
tions of the country. The following
ia the result :
Alabama S 1,402,009
ArknmnB 1 f > 7U , MJ
California i',117,11
Colorado 310,003
Connecticut 1513.375
JJeUwaro 21fi'J2 !
Florida 3liilBO (
U orgia l,82riG.Ti
Kansas 2i80.0")0 (
Louisiana 1,182,121
South Carolina ' .117,000
Total. , § 13,505,740
An attempt was made by the Agri
cultural Department in 1871 to esti
mate the total value of the fences of
the country and the annual cost of re
pair , and the returns on which the
estimates were based were not iiufii-
ciently largo or reliable to give the
figures much more value than a care
ful guess. It has been estimated that
the cost of the fences was greater than
the entire value of the live stock ,
horses , mules , cattle , ohocp and awino
they were built to guard ngiunst , nnd
a writer of considerable experience
and reputation has stated that the
fence tax on the farms in the State of
Now York was three-and-a-half titnoa
greater per aero than the State , coun
ty and township tanos upon the land.
Possessing this importance , the full
statistics when completed will bo like
ly to challenge the attention of agri
culturists , aud as they bear indirectly
upon the production of the crops they
will also provo of interest to the con
sumer and exporter. Owing to a
pressure of other work aomo time ia
likely to elapse before the compilation
ia finished , but thu figures given above
eorvo ns an indication of the ouorniouH
tnx imposed upon farmers to protect
ono class of their products from an
other clasa , without deriving any other
benefit therofrnm.
"ProHorvo nntl no ulnto , Not Do-
Btroy , " I > a Hound motto in mojkutlons at w ull
an Utonmuli p , I'rcufnu lliu unor n ( tliodl-
Kcetl o orK'uns and rvglato thu wcrctlona vslt'i
larraut's riiltzur Aperient , and you will euro
ilynp pill and IhuJ tnmi'UInt \ > y air tomln
harnio j ultli Ilia lawHot N'ntiiro. Violent inuj-
Iclii'itliito liad their day , 'Ihuy < \ltal l > za the
HVHluiu. Ituii'jonad null ad thu btotiMwIj ri'Jottn
tno3 > , Holy ( , n thin uxMler.itlntf tptiltlv.
aujf 80M > IIV A 1.1 , DKUOUIdlH.
Hurray Iron forks ,
Burlington Iowa ,
Somt Portable
Engines ,
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Printing
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Ktc. ,
g J , A Spooialty ,
Die Largest Iron Working \ Kstablish-
'tnont in the State.
Steam Engines ,
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY.
Hie Howard Automatic flut-Olf
Steam Engine ,
Scuu tor circular , 23-lm
To tlie Consumers of Carriages & Uuggies
I have a cniuplnt9 stock of all the Laths' ' ; S-.ylea
of Cirri iges , Phaetons and Opea and Top Bag es ,
Consisting of
Tne Celebrated Brewter Sida Bar ,
The Ha nlin Side Bar ,
Tiie Whitney Side Ba" , and
The Mullhilland Spring.
The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton Aln the
Old Uelablo miip ic Spriug Buggies and Phaetoas.
They are all male o the beet ina erials , aid un
der my own supervision ,
I should bo pleased to have those desirous of pur
chasing to ca'l and examine tny storw : . I willguar-
anteo satisfaction and warrant all work ,
H. F. HATTENHAUER ,
Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
_ . 3E5E. l&&J3 ± rrJSffJE& & 5 CO.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PEALERS IN
LiCKAIAliM , LEHIftH , BLOSSBUEG
AND ALL
A.X.SOI
COHNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Oflloe No , 34 Foarl Street , Yards Oor. Eichth Street and
Blovonth AvonuH , Oounnil Blufl'n
P. T. AIAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
iOUNGIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
The Very Boat of Brooina Constantly on Hand. The HlfjheHt
Market Prioe Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
OOZB2ST
Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Gorn Will Please
Send Sample.
OOJ
JAMES FRANEY ,
Merchant Tailor
'HZ BROADXVAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
AlwiijiKcqn on liaml the Uncut assortment ol mat rial ( or KCiitltmuii'H wear. Katl f ctloniii.iraiit < ; eJ
I'or ntl lilndj of I'ANCV OOUIi.S , uucli as
Laces , EilirflMeriesLaflies'Uifl8rff8ar '
o ( all ilcscrliitlons. Also Jlnndkorclilo's , liotli In bilk anil llnun , lioau o ( all kinds , thread , plai ,
iinillcd. | tto. Wu liojio the ladles will call nud oca our Block ol gooda at CSO Broadviay be/oro /
. . .
torjf ; ( .i.tc where.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
This laundiy has Junt IHJCM opcnod ( or Imsl-
ne i , ami wouro now priparud to do lauidry
vork ol all klndu und ( jiura'itou satlslactloii A
tpuclalty uiailo ol Him work , vucli aa colUre ,
' iilTn , line f-hlrU , etc. Wo want everybody to
Khu us a trial ,
LARSON t ANDERSON.
I. I ) KDMUNUSOt , K. L.HIIUUART. A. W. HTRKET ,
1'ieMfnt. Vk-e-l'rmt. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Uouiioll
OrganUod under tholawj ol the State of Iowa.
I'ald lip caiiltal . 9 76,00
Authorized capital . , . . 20UUOO
Interest paid on time deposit * . Dmlta l ued
on thu jtrlniipil cltka ol the United Hiate.H and
Kurojio. hjieulal uttcntlon Klven to collections
and corroupjmluiuo with prompt returns.
miiraoii.s.
J. I ) K.Iinunil'011 , K L. blnu-art , | J. T Hart ,
W. W. W llico , JV Hodlor , I. A Ml hr ,
A. W. Mtrnt , JyTUtl
MOO'S LAUNDRY.
On Avenue B , No , 1902.
( Man UROAUWAY. )
Clothts tathcroj up and dollveroj promptly.
Best of Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Lost Clotlits mtiilo gooil ,
NO BETJ'ER LAUNDRY WEST
OF CHICAGO.
x
jr. jr. xt-crroE : .
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
EALSOMININQ AND URAINIM ,
BIiop Oornor Broad way and Soott St
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluffe.
Ono ol thu bout a toud-cl&u Hotels In the
Went in tha
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K BliaWN , 1'ioprUtor.
631 and 630 llro idway , ( oundl Uluth , low * .
supplied with the best the market < -
lord ) . Quod rooms aud Brat-clau bodj. Term * > " { ,
very rouuoiiabla , ' ' % ' j
UNION AVENUE HOTEL ' *
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. C. Qerspacher & Son. ? *
JfJHHT OMtJS'llOTEt , AT 11KA80NA13LK
1'UIOKI. TKANHIENT8 ACCOMMODATKD
HOTEL FOU BALt : . UOOl ) UKAiONS FOR
8ELLLNU.