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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1882)
THE DA1IA BEE : COUNCIL BLUJTFS , IOWA TUESDAY , Al'GlUSl1 J9 The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFST Tuesday Moraiug , Autr. 29. HU113CRIPTION KATM ! Dr Carrier , 20 ccnta per week. BrMall $10.00 per Year. Offlce : No. 7 Pearl Street. Nonr Broadway. H. O. oniFFIN" , UantKer. H. W. T1LTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS , J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. Sherraden makes photographs. The county board of supervisors meet next Monday , Bloom & . Nixon's hall ! s being put in shape for the comlnp amusement foason. A marriaga permit was yesterday granted William Killer nnd Sarah E. Den- ncr. Joseph Keller mnfces snits In the latest styles at No , 310 Broadway. This evening there s to ho a bxilcot social at the Baptist church , and n general good time , To is pleasant to read of Btidwelscr Bear in this weather. Sco ndvorlisemont in another column. Who fired that shot on South Main itrcct Sunday night ! That's the unan swered conundrum. All dog taxes must bo paid by Sep tember 1 , for nftcr that date a penalty nt- taclica to delinquents. Carpet Sweepers The Aurora Blssell nnd Standard Carpet Sweepers at Hark- ness , Orcutt & CO'B. oug28-2t At Slmll'fl ' butcher ebop , south Main street , you can always sot the beat meats nt reasonable prices. Thu ragoon base ball runs high. Ono enthusiast yesterday pawned his dog to get money to bet on the homo nino. The public schools nro to open on next Monday , so the young Mi as should got oil the comfort poutible out of this , the lost week of vacation , There was n report on the streets yes terday that Frank Baldwin , formerly city marshal here , had been killed while railroading reading near Leadvlllo on Sunday last. An accident insurance policy In favor of K. A. Barrett has been found and left at TIIK BEE oillco for the owner. Ilarknois , Orcutt & Co. have decided . . # to continue the cheap Dress Goods and Ribbon nalo eight days longer. 'Please re member this when looking for bargain * . aug2S-2t Win. N. Pearson , of Pierce street no toriety , entered a complaint yesterday be- for Juslico Abbott , that his eorrol mare had been stolen , but the bottom dropped out of the case. Two boys , Crcighton and Sohckntans , complained .of for bothering an old man named Smith , living near them , wcro dis charged yesterday by Justice Abbott , thp prosecuting witness tailing to appear. There was not a single .police . court case yesterday evening , a rcm rkabla fact for Monday morning , especially as there wcro two big pic-nlcH on Sunday , and other doings to keep the people stirring. Postara were yesterday sent forth to bang up in public places , calling attention to the soldiers' reunion to bo hold hero September 28 to 30. Tbe routers r-ro at tractive ones , and worn tho.pioduct'of an Omaha job office , This afternoon there is to bo another xed hot contest between the Loadvllles nnd Council Bluffs , the game to bo played on the grounds hero , These who enjoy I K base ball will surely bo out in full force to witness the game , which will bo an exci ting ono. The subscription list of Tin ; DAILY 33UK still increases. Evtryday adds to its number. On yesterday it was higher than on any prorlous day. A week lienco it will be much higher.Council Bluffs ap jircciates true merit , .T. 1Barke has been lately investing In some now appliances for picture mak ing. Ho has purchased ono instrument es pecially for taking Interior views of build ings , and ono for taking inovinf objoctx. The latter In eo adjusted that the view is taken in one-xixth of a second. Yesterday on old fashioned monkey appeared on the streets , showing up a liand organ and a man , and patsing around the bat tor contributions. Mr. Monkey was notified that the city ordinance ro < iulrcs for a menogerio a license fee of § lt > n day , which did not leave margin enough above the receipts to make it very profita ble , and hence he moved on. The two editors who are gaining fomo by runntngaaeducatioual column , devoted their space largely yesterday to the merits of a patent tonic astringent nnd nguo cure , and an account of how a little boy named Thompson cut his wrist while trying to jet a switch from u tree. Boys as a rule are easily taught to beware of switches , without BUch a practical example as this. An attempt was inn Jo the other day to play a confidence game on Chief of 1'ollco Field. It was the "mining otock" game 1)ut ho did not prove a good Field to work , for lie had already several million dollars worth of the stock In hli desk. If Chief 3fl ld isn't able to discern by this time be tween coed and bad , he never will bo. The oil inspector lost week tested 31 packagea , his week's work , therefore uet ting him 91.65. Of these 31 packages , 10 were from 1UO' to 164' , and hence were ap proved. The other 21 packageswero * con < leinned as they ranged frqm 125' to 14V All falling below the required 150' . Thottgl 21 packages were condemned only 1 prose cutlon has been commenced , that ogains the Consolidated Tank Line company -which will como up for a bearing Tuesday next. There ore now twenty-four prisoners * t the jail , of whom fourare females. The prosperityfof this boarding huuio seems to boon the increase. There I onething which is noteworthy lu this connection Of the twenty-four there is a very smal proportion who belong in the city. Nearly all were arrested out of the city. Whet he crime It lews In Council Bluff * than in Ui country , or whether the city officer * are lew active in capturing criminal * , It the problem. About a hundred laborers employee , on the Milwaukee & St. Paul road were plf yesterday , there being no more work for them , About thirty of them complained some because they were not tmld off wlun discharged , and wcro by no means satisfied to wait unlil the pay car comes along , which will bo about the first of the month. 1 hey consulted together nbout hurrying up matters by bringing a suit , but finally concluded it belter to wall. The dclaf in excused on the ground that the pay rolls have to be sent in to head quarters and approved , which takes lime. The organ concert to be given to-morrow evening at the Congregational church will bo A musical event which will draw a bl ? crowd. Louis Fnlk's fame M an organist will make all muslc-lovera anxious to hear him , and Mr. Pennell nnd Mits J'onnoll , of Omaha , will give vocal ( elections , Kd , M. Welch , the traveling man , who Is being given EO much unenviable notoriety as ono of the Kowance bank obborc , la well-known here , having made egular trips to this city for some years ast , On bin last visit hero but a short Imo ago , the hotel folk , wilh whom he topped , cached a SltO check for Jjim , as hey had done several times before , and it irovcd all right. He had eo many no [ ualntanccs and customers on Iho road , nd ticy had such confidence in him , that lad ho chosen FO to Jo lie could have aised , almost as largo a pile by ono trip , > y bogus checks and loans a i ho could have got by robbing auy ordinary county bank , > ut for some reason he seems to have pro- erred to got his swag at bno foul snoop , Bookman , the well-known harness nakcr looked sad nnd n tear took a tumble rom his eyelid ycsteiday afternoon as ho topped into Tin : Bni office to inquire if here was any truth in Uio report that the now government building won to bo located near Qeiso's brewery. Ho has been an rdont advocate for having It located in ho park , becaaso he hoped that by Uncle lam's protection ho would not again bo ttacked by highwaymen while walking hrough , as ho unco was. Beckman never ; ot over that exciting incident in hh lifo , nit says that if the fellow , whoever bo was , will call at Ills store , 3G7 Broadway , 10 will give him ai good n harness aa there s in the land , and as cheap for cash as nybody will sell it , Ono of the justices in company with a constable took n buggy ride the other a'tcrnoon down on the bottom , on busi est. They struck some mud and the horse ot mired. They had to unhitch the steed nd get him and themselves out , and in olng so found to their horror that the > lace swarmed with snakes. On their re- urn they told their horrible experience , ng careful not to shrink the number any. Liter investigation proved that they md struck an eel pond. They now talk cry little , and uuioko much , when re minded of their snake story , nnd they airly gasp for breath when reminded that vlien ono gets clear to the bottom ho is apt to BOO snakoM. JUMPING JAIL. A Desperate and Partly Suc cessful Atempt to Depopu late the Ln'Iaboose. Two Prisoners Pinned by the Door aud Olio Skedaddles. A desperate nttompt was made about 10 o'clock 'last night by the prisoners n the jail to break out. As Jailor Shoutz opened the door uix or uovon of the prisoners made .a rush at him , jut ho partly ehut the door , and BO quickly that only ono succeeded in masing out. Two others were kept squeezed by the door , and were una- to move either wny , nnd the rest were kept on thq. inside. The ailor , not being able to cloao the door , completely hold iis own while the prisoners struggled until assistance cunio to the oflicors and order was restored. The only ono who escaped was named Eu. Points , who was awaiting action of the grnnd jury on nchargo of burglary nt Lovoland. Do is abouttwanty-fivo years old , and nearly six foot in height , imooth face , and when ho escaped ho md nothing OP but a shirt and pants. I'ho plan was evidently formed dur- ng the day with thp hope of downing ; ho janitor nnd inakiug u general out- jreak. PERSONAL. J. 1) , Edtnunsou is back from Manitoba. KOY. MoMouomy iias returned from his trip to St. Louis. Miss Julia Officer bos returned frcm bor visit to the seashore. 3"rank D. Stearns , of Logan , took a look at Council Blulfi yesterday. Miss Lena DIetz , of Anamota , Is In the city the guest of Mis * Laiira Scott , D , W. Hatfield , of Cleveland , was among the arrivals at the Ogdeu yesterday. 1O. . Case , the general western agent for the Jackson , Mich , , wagon factory , is lu the city for a day or two , The Hivses Carrie and Ada Bacon , daughters of Col. Bacon , of Magnolia , nro In the city on a , visit to tlwlr brother , L. 1' . Murphy , J. J. Fitzglbbon , vice president of the Chicago Distilling company , vi'ited Coun cil Bluffs yesterday on buelnoaa , and then croKsed the river. J , It , Buchanan , general passenger agent of the Sioux City & 1'aclfia railway ; T , W. Teasdale , general passenger agent of the Chicago , St , 1'aul , Minneapolis & Council Blufft railway , and 0 , 1C. Barnes , general passenger agent of the Northern I'ucifio railway , came down over the Hioux City route yesterday morning nud crossed to Omaha. The .European restaurant opens Friday , Sept. 1st. Moala served up in first class style and at reasonable prices.SMITH SMITH & McCuKN.'PropriotorB , No.iOi Broadway. In addition to our ioo cream nnd oysters parlors , wo will open u first- class restaurant , Sept. 1st , when wo will bo able to cater to the wants of the most fastidious. SMITH & McCucN , No. 404 Broadway. FOR SALE. uly roaidencoJNo. 716 Fourth street Bancroft'L , F , DANIEL'S DENIAL. Pool Manag'or Dnniolu Says There is no Diocriminntion Against Council Bluffi ? . The People WlllNotlio Voryttcnily to . .AcceptHisVlowHowever - A reporter in Chicago on Saturday last interviewed Commissioner D < m- ielr , of the Iowa pee ) , concerning the charges of discrimination against Council Bluffr by the recent change of tariff , by which rates to this point TV ore raised five cents , so as to make them equal to Omnlin. In reference to a latter recently published from Oouncil Blufls , in which charges of discrimination were made , the com missioner enid that inch strictures were unreasonable nnd unjust , lie said that nt n conference held between the oflicors of the pool lines and a committee of Council BluOiu mer chants , the latter urccd AS u grievance that the lown pool had made rates identical to cither Council Dlufli or Omahn , and claimed that the rates should bo five cents higher to Omulm. Commissioner Daniels stated that the ofllcors of the lines in the pool had shown the visiting committee tlmt the rates had been made the same to Missouri river points , upon cither bank of the river , and that there could not , in the nature of fnriffa , bo any discrimination against Council Bluffs ; or , for that matter , against any town on the river , To prevent any discrimination in favor of Omaha , the Union Pacific , ho said , had , at the request of the Town pool , made the rate westward the same from Council Bluffs ns from Omaha ; nnd , after digesting the facts , the committee - too , ho added , were convinced that their first apprehensions were un founded. Air Daniels put the case as plausi bly as possible for the pool lines' ben efit , but no amount of palaver can cover up the fact that there is under the now arrangement much of n discrimination against Council Bluffs. The shippers and merchants here did not want Omaha rates to bo raised five cents above those to Coun cil Bluffa , but * , hey did object to hav ing the rate to this point raised five cents BO aa to bn as high aa io Omaha. If Commissioner Daniels can explain in any interview whore there ia uny justice in raising rates to Council Bluffa without raising rates to Omaha proportionately ho would confer a favor , which doubtless is not in his power to confer , however. Or , if he could show in any interview that there is any justice in charging as much for freight brought to this point as for froicht brought several miles farther , and across an expensive bridge on which high tolls are charged , then ho will give a rest to many who nro puz zling over the conundrum. On every ton of coal the raise amounts to one dollar , which the consumer in Coun cil Bluffa will of course have to pay. \Vill not the commissioner explain a little more clearly why a Council Bluffs consumer should stand a raise of ono dollar on every ton of coal ho burns ? ' It is poor consolation to toll him that to offset this ho can have his ton of coal carried across the big bridge free. Ho don't want it in Oma ha. Ho wants it horo. Is anyone so foolish as to think that the Union Pacific will carry freight across the bridge for nothing ? Of course not. Who pays the Union Pacific for it ? The pool lines , of course. But who pays the pool lines ? They nro paid many times over by the raise in Iroight rates to Council Bluffs. They with a bland smile , insist thaf- the shippers and merchants here shall pay them n raise of five cento on all the freight that comes here , nnd claim it is fair because they knock off the five cents again on such portion of the freight as eroesoa the river. They virtually collect in advance full rates to Omaha on freight only coming to Oouncil Bluffa , and then claim to be magnanimous because tlioy do not charge extra , if the receiver wants to ship part of the goodu over the river and keep the balance horo. A mer chant hero receiving a ton of freight is charged $1 more than the old rate and the pool lines try to pacify him by saying that if ho wants to ship 200 pounds of it across the river , they will carry it over for nothing and it will save him ten cents. To pay out $1 extra to save ton cents is about tha slzo of Daniels' sophistry. Council Bluffs wants only fair play , but it wonts that "awful bad. " THERE HAY BE CUTTING YET. In connection with railway pool matters the followiuc from the Chicago cage Times will also prove of interest. "Tho managers of the Iowa pool lines nro awaiting with anxiety the developments looked for on the line of the Sioux City & Pacific railroad. One officer predicted , yesterday , that live stock rates will bo openly cut from that quarter within the next ton days. Ho eaid the fooling between the Union Pacific and the Sioux Oity & Pacific is very unfriendly. Thry have boon trespassing upon each others cow pastures for two or three years. The question between thorn is territorial in ita nature. Another officer sni'l that the unneighborly - borly fecK. j existing between the Northwestern and the St. Paul would cause the former to encourage the Sioux City & Pttclfio in any measure calculated to arrest the diversion of the live stock traffic to the St. Paul lino. A third oillcial , to whom this opinion was repeated , thought the remark very unjust to the Northwestern , though ho admitted that there is no ardent affection wasted by the Northwestern - western and St. Paul upon each other , .Commissioner Daniols , however , expressed pressed the belief yesterday that if the Iowa lines would compose thorn- fiolvos as coolly as possible for a few days the threatened trouble would blow over , nud everything would bo lovely again. " OiTY CpUNOuT Important Questions Considered Laat Evening. A special mooting of the city coun cil was called last night to consider sundry cases pending in court , in or der to atop five or BIX suits on appeals on condemnations. It waa decided to abandon the proposed widening of Main atncot. The city attorney stated that the Driviug Park association did not care to press its suits.cn joining tho.uso of the Icveo fund if the city really intended to ino the money for levee purposes only.A . A resolution providing for putting money in shot-ifr * hands fur condemnations - nations already mode was referred ( o the committee , who were instructed to see if n better nnd cheaper route for n levee could not bo made , nnd to report nt the mooting next Monday ni ht in regard to alleyway in the rear ol DC. Patton's property. The city attorney reported that the original condemnation amounted to $100 , of which the citizens promised to pay one-half. On appeal the jury had re cently fixed UHJ damages at $250 A resolution waa introduced thai if the citizenn interested would pay the ofil- ccra the city would go ahead , other- wiao the alloy would bo abandoned , lloforred , The city attorney announced that in the cua of C. II. Scott versus ihn city , to restrain the collection of hia tuxes , Scott offered to drop the suit if the city would accept in payment of his taxes judgment ho had against the city. No action taken , the city nttortioy boiiij ; informally instructed to Ik'ht the suit to the end. GOUNGll BLUFFS SPECIAL MQTIGES , NOT1CK. Special advertisements , sue as Lost , Found , To lann , For Sale , To Rout , Wants , Hoarding , etc. , will bo Inserted in- this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINK far the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE- for each subsequent Insertion. Leave adv ortlscmcnti ixt our office , No. 7 Pearl Street , near Uroadway. Wiuits. VI7ANTKH Actuation n-.pali > iban In srrno > V cl thing house b a you pn.an thoroughly experience. ) , tiprnks Scandinavian as woI us English. Rcfcrencoa fuinlshcd. Address X , llKKulHce. It Ptnts and vest makers Only WANTED hands need apply at au22-tf OIllHFeLDKR & NEWMAN. J ANTED-Olrls at the K. C. House , on South Main .Street. WANTED School teachers , minister * , stu- dcntn and others cm n-d to their incoiro bydcro'lnga ' poitlon of their tlmo to canvassing lot our standard books end periodicals , or can make largo wage ) by devoting1 their whole time to It. Wo want &n nctlvo mala or tan ala agent In every township In Iowa and r > cbraska , nnd will offer extra Inducements. Fcr circulate ad- dro Wcsttrn Hook Company , Box 564 Council Bl ff8.1ft. fTrANTED Everybody In Council Blufls ifl W to ( also TIIK U x. 20 cents per week , do llvcred by carriers. Office , No 7 Pearl Street noir liroidway. To buy 100 tons broom corn WANTED addresj Council Bluffs Broom Factory , Council Blsflu , Iowa. C5S-23K For Sale ana Rout SAU A 10x12 skylight. Suitable for FOrt bed. Apply to Excelilor Oollery. rno KKNT Ono largo double room and ono JL uliidlo room. Mcely furnlshid. Ono block frcm middle Ilroulwir. S , BKB oillco. au22 d3t "T710R SALE Onojcungbaylortc , suitable for I * carriage ; ale ouo 2no driving marc. In quire of J , M. b'rlth , Council IllulTs. augli-tf "TOOK SA1E Ono set tinners' tool" , nearly new. J7 choapforc.-u.il. It. H. Jonoj , No. i31 Broad way , Council Ulurts , la. FOR SALE The two years and Ihrea moi.ths lease , the fixtures and lurnltura of the California house. Contains nine rn < > ms with beus toaccomroodata thirty men. Hou e now full , feeding forty to flft > non dally. A grand chance to buy Into a flno paying business. Ill- health ol proprietor the only r < non for selling. Address 'owner ' , Henry bwclgert , California bouse , C. . i TJIOK SALE Beautiful residence lots , { 60 JJ each ; nothing down , and $3permonth only , by FJC-MAYOll VAUQIIAN. aplS-tf Mlacollanooua. A I'FARAIUS NOW HEDY to lake Interior Jvlows. . Call and too specimens at Excelsior Oolcry , .No 100 fiouth Main street. T OST A laige wardrob. koy. Liberal renaid _ Lj < o flnd r Enquire at Bee ofllctf. & 81IOTHERS , Council Bluffs HARCOURT and Omaha express. Orders left at Boston Ton store , Main strict , Coune 1 Bluffs , or J. C. Elltof. 1MB Farntm itrcct , Omaha , will receive prompt attcnt on. ] ylS-8f AHEAD Great success. Cell and see STILL new accessories and specimens of pictures taken In ( ho reliable gclatlno broiclde process , at the Excelsior Gallcrv JO'1 Main street. . W. L. PATTON Physician and Oculist. DR. Can euro any cnso of sere cyiu. H Is only a matter of time , and can euro generally In from thrco to five weeks It niaketi no differ- euco how long diseased. Will straighten crocs eyes , operate and remove I'tyreKiniLB , etc. , and Insert artificial eyes , Special attention to re- movcing tadeuorrag ap54f MAIN STEEET LIVERY ; FEED AND All Shippers find Travelers will flnd peed accommodation and reasonable ) charges. SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL , Council Bluffs Iowa , - - T , HOLLAND & MILLER , Proprietors , Sullivan & Fitzgerald , DEALERS IN GROCERIES , PROVISIONS , Orookery , Glassware , BOOTS , SHOESETC Also agenta tor the following llnei of Steamship Companies : Cutaartl , Anchor , Oulon , American , anil State fitcauieliip Couifuulcs. X > 3EC JZ * . 36" ? S For tale on HID Hoyal Bank of Ireland nj Dank of Ireland , Dublin. Those w o Intend to wild for friends to any jurt of Europe will tlud It to their utcmt to call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald , AGENTS , 343 Broadway , Council Blufs la. The Star Bakery , HOWARD & ROBIE , 227 MAIN ST , Employ the bMt Bread Baker In the Vftel ; alto alchoico hand for Caket and Plot. Ii ) * d dellvcrvJ to all parta of the city , THE GllAND INAUGUitAL mow AND Speed Contest AT TUB Fair Association Grounds , Council Bluffs , Iowa , Sept 18 , 10 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 1882. , Oraml Inaugural Expsltlon end SpcoJ Contest open to the woild. The best Ml'c Tnck In the United S'ntis. ' So s y such noted horsemen Da Budd Dobic , Din. JIacn and others. THE GREAT HURDLE RACES Ol'EN TO ALL. THE CLOSE BROS , , ol England , with Imported hoieoj , have I ntcrod for this r.co. PROGRAMMF. FIRST DAV September 18. One-half mlle dish , Iowa d Ncbtask cell . Knc-for-all ft * ! - - pace , In which somn cl the lust horns la tie coun try nro expected. SECOND DJX September 19. Formal opening ol the Exposition Noted opcakcrs .lames 0. Blaluo , It O , Ingcrsoll , James F.'l son and others with apUndld racer. THIRD DAT 5eptemVr29. 2:10 : cla's , 2:33 : clnss and a vcrv line running ; race. By this time tncro will ho an exhlrtllon of autlocnlho ground ) to surpass anything ever before shovn in loita. FOUBTH DAY September 21. More flno race ? inoro flno i-attlc , inoro lire hordes , with an ar ray of exhibits In the Qran i Exposition Build- In ; ; nivcr bcioro nttoa ptcil In the Valley of the Missouri. FIJT.I DAY Scrtsmbor 22. The finest speed programme , embracing such races as 2:27 : class , ( rco-lor-all , 3 In A running mlle heats , with $2,000 ( or tcusatlonM trotters and racer. ) . Thcra will bo over ICO head of cittlo from the flcot hcrdi lu the country for sals during ( ho forenoon ol each day of the Exposition. Como Ono ! Coma All ! Hnvo a \Vook of Gonuluo Pleasure. On the Fourth Cay , Scptcmbtr 21 , will occur the great HURDLE RACE ! DOWT MISS IT. For Sensational Trotters or Pacers , $2,000. For any desired Information xddress Goimcii Slails , la. MES. J. P , BILLUPS , PROPRIETOR OF EESmUBAKT & EATING HOUSE , 813 South Main Street , Council B uffa. Now house and newly fitted up In first class stylo. Heals at all houra. Ice cream and lemo- ivle every eveulng. Fruits ai.d confectlonerlo JACOB SIMS , Attorney and Counsellor at Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Omen Broad way , between Main and Pare B treats. Vtlll practice in SUto and Fcdcra Courts INFIRMARY I * * u e&i < t . = SEw fc' T.J.CADTJJ.J.S. . . . . . , ( Late Veterinary Surgeon U. S. A. ) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the Oity , OFFICE AT BLUE BARN , UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best 1'hysiclanB In Council Bluffs and surroundln e MAUBEB & ORA.IQ , ARTISTIC POTTERY , r.lch ( lut Gloss , Fine French CUlna , Sliver Ware Sea. , BIO TUOADWAY - noimoiL BLUFFS. IOWA. Rubber Hose , Iron and Load Pipe , Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings , at Bixby St. Wood's , THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets- ) TIIOS. OmCER. W. II. II. fCBBT , OFFICER & PUSEY , Council Bluffs , la , Established , - - 1856 Dealera In Foreign and Domestic Exchange and home eternities. J. M. PALMER , DEALEU IN REAL ESTATE ANO LOAN AGENT , COCNCII. BLUFFS , IOXV STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway , LARSON & ANDERSON , Proprietors , Thli laundry ha * Jmt b eu opened for bunt' neaa , and we are now priparod to do la indrir \rork of all klndi and gutrantea utlilactlon. A ipecialty made of fine work , mcb aa collar ! , cuffs , fine ( hlrU , cto. Wo want everybody to glvo lit a trial. LARSON & ANDERSON , OS , ORCUTT & GO. , Broadway , and Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , mnr-2-3m IM : J. MUELLER , n , © COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. IES Guarantees the Best $1,50 , $1.76 and $2,00' Bluff and lillow greets , Council Bluffs , MANUKA.OTUHERS OF ALL KINDS OF CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. Wo make the following a specialty : WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES , POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS , WALNUT BREAKFAST TAULES , POILAK WARDROBES POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES , POPLAR , CUPBOARDS. WALNUT WARDROBES. POPJ-AR SAFES , WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. A5TMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory S. E. Cor. 7th Avo. and 12th Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA If , I e are Offering Special Bargains in All Kinds of Summer WE CAREY THE LARGEST STOCK OF 3 5 Car O O IN THIS PART OF THE WEST. % . T. LIMDSEY & 00.4 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , MORGAN , KELLER & CO , The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metal io cases. Calls iittcnded to at nil hours. Wo defy coin petition in quality of goods or price ; . Our Mr. Morgan has nerved as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly 4lki his business. WARKHOOMS , 3-10 AND 357 BHOADsVAY. IJpfiolsterinc in all ita branched promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambrequins. Tele graphic and mall orders filled without delay. HAGG & GO'S ' BOTTLING WORKS , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA , BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN CEISE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hops , with water obtained from the CELEBRATED AETESIAF WELL , AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This } Vator is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. 3333jam Also Dealera in 0. Conrad & Co'a Original Bmlwciuer Beer , manufactured iu\ > t. , Louis , Mo. Jt3"0rders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Pilled. % ! | HACG & CO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , V1 A. BEEBE , W. UUNYAN , W. BEEBB O. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale aud lletall Dealer * In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY NOB , 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.