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V7 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 The Daily Bee.T COU CiL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning. Sapt 21. sunscitinioM HATES : , . . . . - Mccnta ftr week. OtUua : No. 7 Ponrl Street , Near Brondwfty. M. O. OUIFFIV , Manager. H. W. TJ LTON , City Editor. MINOH MENTIONS llllss' for Trench millinery. J. Mueller's rlnce MuMcHall. Shcrnulen malcon photograph * . Terra Coltft Kid OloveH 81.75 nt MM. , Tulfio.l ) y , of the atiprtmo court , ar rived yesterday inornliiR nnd tool : hl sent. 'ihcro Is now n full bench. 1 has a full lln of hid Rliivcs nnd fttlk mitts , Moro thnn 2,001 rchool chtlilren nt- Icniled tliOKre.t cxpoitt'nn ' on Tuesday. The nnsoclatton ndmlttcd them tree. IJllfH has nn elegant lot of Term Cottn Kid Gloves at 81.75 per pair. Hits' , 228 Hroadwny , IIM just received from Now York n full line of styllth fichncn anil cnllnra , The Imnlts will nllclofo to-day nt noon in order that their employes may attend the fair. To-day Is citizens' day nt Iho fair. Most of the bnalnciu lioutej will bo cloned nnd the citizens will turn out In full force. Smoke the Utterly Utter , and the Key West 1'orfectloii cigars , weld nl whole sale only by LnU & Lineo. John Dunn h rnnnlng 1'x-Mayor Vaughn's celebntted lierJIo coiclics to and from the fair Htouuiln. Of cournc , they are crowded. Joseph lions , Iho upper Uroadway cooper , destroi to purclmso fifty thnniand hoop-poles. Write to or enquire at his cooper shop , Joseph Keltor makes the Finest Suits n the latest Htylec , nt the lowest pomlblo prices. Ills merchnnt tailoring ontnbllsh- ment Is at 310 Upper Urimdvray , Council Bluffs. ' . I'orty of the Bistorn ! children rode In ono Ilerdlc ycRtorday. The Htnllca are easy vehicles to ride In , and carry patsen- gers cheaper than any other con\oynnce. Try them. fidelity Council No. 1BO , Uoyal Area- num , is to meat this owning In their hall In linrnham & Tiilloy's block , and nil vltiting members nro especially Invitul to bo present , ns a right royal time hns been arranged fnr. The ball Riven by the St. lUtriok's Benevolent society nt their hall In St. , Ti seph'rt Academy , last night , wan n grand fiffnlr nnd was largely attended. Kvcry- body present seemed to enjoy themselves and the anticipated good time wns fully realized , Wm , Newman , wlio was fined § 50 for natsultlng an old man nntmid UnlTman TCAtorday paid his fine and wns released from jail. Ho waa Immediately rear- rented on a charge of carrying concealed weapons nnd was F fined $5 nnd costs nnd bin revolver oonGeoHcd , The fine wan paid. The negro who went through ( some trunks in a hotel lu Oinslia nnd escaped tn this side In n boat , wai arrested after n long chase by Special Olllcer Hd , liatcH and placed In jail hero for nnfj keeping. A requisition hns been applied for , nnd na coon as it can bo procured ho will bo taken back to Omaha. The ! Kurat ft Bradley Manufacturing company of Chicago , have concluded t' lo-nto their western headquurtera in Conn cil Biulfi1 , nnd will immediately commence the erection of n building on uouth Main ntrcet , TCxlCO feet , four ntorlcn high vx- clntivo of basement. This adds nnothcr great industry tu our city , There will bo n mntch gnmo of base ball thi 'Horning bolweon the Alerts ol Council lluir ! and the NcoU 8tnri > , on thr assoclttlon uroimila. Tlili will bo n return game of tlio ODD played la ? t week In Ncuhv. It will bo u good gumo nnd tlio boys would like to bee u lurgo nttrndanco. A HIMI immeil Holden went up to c jewelry nicrclnnt in thin city nnd on the representation that hUco-omployfiulesIrei to make present tn tliclr employer lu procured two line gold watches to net which they wnntcd. Alter walling f rentonablo time for his return ccarcli wai made. It wa < found that lie had p.iwnct ono watch for $33. It is said ho was drinili at the time. _ Tlio Ilordlcu. John Dunn hus urrftngocl to run tin llordica during thu fair , nmlnll "JJor die tiokots" outstuudiiiK will bo taken by Dull" nt five oontB nch Look oul for the Ilordics and "all toke n rido. ' Now and lluncljomo. The Dress Good * , ilk , Velvols Satins , Rhadiiwca , 1'Jufh Cloiiko , DJ ! mans , Oerputs , JUw Silks , Curluiin and B thousand other thinca whicl you will find at ' ' lUllKNKBH , OliUUTT it OO.'N. HALE. My rosidoncoNo. | 715 Fourth stroo Bancroft- ) L , F. Good Goods at Qood'a. At.Mrfl. J. J. Good's , Jlnin etrcc hair etoro , can be noen the largos stock of tinir goods west of OhicaRo and t pricea within thu roach of all . Pools , Pools , Pools. Pat. Lacy hsu scoured the service of Ool. 0. W. Dickey , the colebratci pool seller , to soil piols morning nin ovoninp , at his old aland , fci-nt by Kd Shtrlock , on all races during the fai fair week , commencing Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock , and will be rfsnon aiblo ior all pools rold at hiu Don't Mlsa It. It will pay the itrnngen visitin the city to call at eomo of our loading bwinojs houses and see for tbomsel ves what claiiiiH Council JJlulfs has fo their pitronage , and wo would ospoc lally mvito you to call at the Pake Music Hall on Main street , which 10 lover of music afford 10o can to miis see ing. TWs is the finest eatabliehrnon of ita kind in the west , and > ou wil ne made heartily welcome , THE BIC SHOW. It Still Drawa Crowds and Ex cites Much Interest , Some Pine Sport on the Track , and Good Speed. A Oilmen nt Some of tlio Dinplayn In nnd Ont of thn Bntttllnu * . The Dotnlls of the Third Day of tuo Fair , Everybody was given a cool reception tion at the fnir yeatordny. The dust was out on the fly again , The attendance was light in the forenoon , but thickened up well after dinner , The Btrcol cars , Jiordics * express wagons , hacks , etc. , were kept on the go , and facilities for getting to and from the groundn seem ample. The machinery hall draws its full share of the crowds , nnd there is hardly any ono thing there exhibited which is watched with more interest nnd by larger numbers than the mill grinding out corn , it being ono of the many premiums given away yearly to subscribers of TIIK BKK. In ono corner ol machinery hall is a mowing machine in a glaes case. It is n beauty , and glitters with silver nnd gold plate. Tliu coat of this sam ple mowur i.s said to bn § 1,000. At one end of maohinory hall the telephone exchange , with J , W. Hod- ofor as high priest has pitched its tent. Tin : IIOUIT.NH. The potto of pork nro worth visiting , S. M. Shortndgo , of Pleasant Grove , has some fine porcincs. llnjj-.lott & Brown , of liolchow , Mo. , have some Poland Chinas , on which ribbons are 11)ing. J. Ii. Hue , of this city has Bomo fine Uorkuhires. II. 0 , Stroll , of Beatrice. Nob. , has a very largo and fine showing of Yorkshires , Po land China , and some of the Jersey lleda , of which so much has been said of late. Among his is ono Poland China weighing ! )00 ) pounds , .POOLS AM ) THKIll MONKY. There is every possible chance given on the ground for those vho want to drop their money into holes without - any bottom. A few lucky ones wit occasionally , but they are not over numorouH. There is the wheel of for tune , a brilliant one , too , and it is said its managers pay $1,000 for the permit to run it there. It is to bo expected , of course , that they wil' not only get thu $1,000 back from tin . "chumps" who drop their money into the schenio , but enough to pay them - wull for their time. The generous , hearted fellow who puts greenbacks into little pasteboard hoard boxes nnd then uives the di'iir public a chance tote to draw n big money prize , is also on , hand , and working on thu sly , Thoi there are the rag babies nnd a score o' other chances tu invest spare chungo , - Tlio nidoahowa acorn to thrive , thougl : ycstorday wna rather a chilly ono fo the female Sampson , and aho had ti trim her lights with fur. The "Chi ea o Comedy oompany , " with its bright galaxy of stars , ulao present an excellent chance for thojdruinatio critic of the Nonpiriol to oxpnnd BOIIIO of , the gush which haa made htm famous. . HAULED KUOM TIIK HALL. There are alwnya ititorcatlni ; items to bo gleaned in the main exposition building , and there are many uttrno- tiona there which merit epeciul atten tion , > Strnncr , of Omalm , hnn nonm niiiui- turo on ines running with full head of steam , minuturo wind-will tender , and othur mechunicnl ouroaitiua , - IILIHH' UISI-LAV. One of the moat attractive dinpl.-xva in thi ) innin exposition building is that of ,1. J. lilies , wiioio iinnio appuura in llonil letters ubuvo u biiliiunt duphiy of the latcut und moat artistically ar rayed millinery goods. A llurut bell , cumpoaod of about . 5,000 ibwtfro , is one ot the unique nnd bonntiful features of Hilda' ainpluy. Ono fihowcaau ia tilled with beautiful hand painted cushion tidies , toilet ei'to , etc. , pnd n variety of fancy ! articles. One ean lind much to interest , both in the unlliiioty and fancy goodx diaolavod by Bliss. ItAHKK H I'HOTOIIUAl'llS malco n very nttrnotivo allowing , there being about 250 specimens of the worl ; ot thtf Excelsior Riillory. All of these are taken by the instantaneous cola- tint ) bromide process , which Mr. llixrlco was the first to introduce hum nud by which ho produces some work aa flue aa can bo found anywhere in the country. There is u marked dif ference to be noticed between the new nnd the old style photographa. Mr , lUrku linn some unique plioto plaqui > s , also diiplayod another novelty just introduced hero by him. Hia display shows tlut hit is up with the latest and best nnd in the photographic art there is seldom seen as good u Knowing as hts. tlo intends before the fair is over to take interior views of the building. Ho has special instruments for taking such interior views and is gaining quite a reputation for his skill ot in that time also , OTHEH ATTIUITIONH. Mrs , 0 , M. Drown has on exhibi ot tion BOIIIO fine painting * , ono of them , ot that representing a ruined abbey , being - ing especially fine. : Mrj.K. W. Merrill exhibits some fine silk work on satin , A charmingly decorated tea sot 08 bonra the name of Mrs. F. T , Webb id Miss Lucy Loutzigor , who is only id about fourteen years of ago , lus idd. seine specimens of handiwork in art nnd with the noodle , showing unusual nptnoia and natural talent. Bho has a very handsome ottoman worked in ohenillo , nnd n chercoal sketch made by her ia worthy of un older nnd more widely known nrtiBt. , Some bits of embroidery by Miss Gueener nlso merit attention. . A crayon portrait by Miss M.V. . il.or Merrill khows much merit. or Mra. D , A. Benedict has n fine dis. piny of hair good * , and souio fine specimens of hand painting. A unique nud very nicely decorated umbrella - holder , proves on Investigation to bo nothing but n piece of largo iron pipe , thus beautified. . Min Delia Dohany has on exhibi- tion a very beautiful chcmlloctnbroid- orcd tnblo ncarf. There is n fine collection of old coins exhibited by Win. Miden'opf. The collection numbers 735 , some very rare nnd old. run ADimr.tH. Prof. S. A. Knapp , of thn lown ng- ricuUural college , delivered his address - dross yesterday in the exposition building. The audience was not tn largo as the address merited , end the arrangements worn very poor , the time being that when tlio crowd was gathering tn the amphitheatres to BOO the races , and other attractions draw ing away also. Mr Knnpp is a man of prcctical thought and plontivg ad dress , and his effort was worthy of a bettor tirao and place and larger hearing. HATTn.VHAUEn'H of carriages and buggies surprises some of the strangers visiting the grounds , but IB no Mirpriso to tboso who know him and his work. llo has ircctcd a temporary building just op- losito the mam exposition , where ho us ns fine a display in his liiio na ono an expect to find at any exhibition in io land. His carriagcn are fin- ihcd very nicely , and they will fland ho cloocst of Inspections , for they are nado on honor , as all know Mr. Hat- jnbnuer hao buuti long established in 10 business hero , and ! ws established is enviable reputation by making nst such durable and Well furnished iarriages and bnggua as are hero ex- ilbitod , The eastern muko Imvo .ained quite a natno , but east or went hero can bo found none of better ma- orinl , of more thorough workmanship , r of finer finish than those of U.tttcti- . iaucr. Tlio display is certainly a ircdit to Council 151 till * us well as to he nmnutacturor hiniielf. onoitnn w. M'COY , f this city , has a display which nt- rncta the attention of many fanners and others. II o has the Halladay itandard windmill running no that all nay see its workings , and has also n mowing of both wood and iron force pumps. Ho also has the I. X , L. feed grinder in practical operation , and it works admirably. Alto the Viumph steam generator. Ho has a variety of hydraulic rams also. His pace fairly hums with industry , and a crowd stand about from morning ill night watchinir the workings of carious machines , and discussing heir merits , It seems as if ho was > ound to got hold of the best of every hing in his line , and he certainly has luccoodod in doing BO in a number of macs. Every farmer , and many who are not farmer ? , will And much to in- ercst as well as to profit them by in crviowiug McCoy and his machinery. A 11EAUTY. Ono of the finest finished ngricul- ural machines on tlio groundn is a lilver-plated sulky plow in Deere & Oo'e. display. HNYDEIl'S HIIOW. William Snyder , of Omaha , has itand near the main exposition build- ng , where ho exhibits a very tine allowing of carriages , buglcs , ami wood wagons. His dinplay is a dupli cate made by him at the etuto fair nl Omaha , and on which ho rcceiveii first premium. Hi work certainly shows up well , and the reputation h has is assurance that his work stands the test of time- and uso. His work is very finely finished , and it teems im possible to pick u Haw , an oversight , or a weakness. The display ia ono which always has an admiring crawi standing about it , and it certainly tainly merits the attention of all Mr , Snydcr's work has to stand the teat of comparison with some oxcolleu specimen ! ! , but it is fully nblo to dose so , and ouoh a manufacturer lias iu need to fear competition or comp.iri son. Some of his buggies are partic ularly neat and trim , nnd if ono want to see models after which any intinu factuntrs might well copy , ho shouh call at Snydur'fl head quarter * and lool at thoao of his display. TUB KICKH. Thorn WAS u very good eizod crowi who gathered to witness thu riiucH it the nftcrnoon , despite the chilline * rnndcring it rather uncomfortable ti nit in thu open air unless well wrap ped. ped.Tho ' The 2MO racn was the first. It'wvw fnr n purse of § 000 , the starters boini , Flora 1' , , owned by 11. Porter of Dav onportf Milo 0 , , owned by .1. W 1'iigo , of Uhnyenno , and NVt'storn owned by J R King , of Das Moines The first ho.it was won by Western who was the fuvorito in the pools Time , ' < 3tiOJ. : The heat was u pretty ono , the utixrt boinu n good 01111Vost crn loading off , with Milo G , keopiu clone nftor him , nnd Flora u little bu hind. TJioy kept pretty well bunched but on thu homo stretch Milo G broke and dropped back to thin place , giving Floia second , The second heat was an excitin ono. On the start Western took Hi lead , Flora 1" , and Milo O , dropping a little behind. On the tirat quarto Milo G , made HOIIIH inoro of her bic breaks , and dropped far behind , bu getting down to business ngain , epaod uJ atom ; swiftly , closing up the pa gradually , until on the homo strbtc alio crowded into second pluco , am the three came down the truck in bunch , Western winning nnd the hea dead between Milo G , and Flora P The epeed shown by Milo G , in mak ing up lost ground caused much en thusiasm , In the third heat Western load of ] with Flora oloso onto him , nnd Flor P. in the rear They kept these po sitions pretty nvonly , doing som square trotting , until the last quarter tor , when , Western being well in th lend , there was a lively struggle between tweon Milo U. and Flora P. for sea end place. The former made a bid break on the homo stretch , and by run came in second , but was BO bick , the judges giving second place to Flora P. , Western winning th heat and race ; time 2:32 : , There wa some lively kicking on the part o Milo G's driver because he was no given second place , while thu drive of Western kicked about the time an nounced as 212 : ! , ho claiming ik wa 2'MThese ; kicks sorred 10 warn up the chilly ones , and several go quite comfortably hot over it TUB 2:23 : HACK. The best of the afternoon's spor was the 2:23 : trot. Purse $000 , th starters being Clara Cleveland ownec by Win. UeLaney , of Quinoy , III Kuroka , owned by A , J. Alderman , o Freeport , and Little Sioux , owned b 0. B. Wilson , of Missouri Valley , O the start off on the first boat Eurok pot a nlight If.icJ. but wns quickly passed by Little Sioux , followed by Clara , who krpt closes upon him , while Kiiw-k.i breaking badly lost ground , but nt InKt nettled dnwn nnd rrmdo A fine nhoiving of spend closing up much of fho gap , Little Sioux won c.iDily in " . . ' ! 2 , Clara Cleveland occotid , and Eurekt : third. In the second heat LUtlo Sioux totk Mid kept iho lend , doing w > mo very prot.y work , nud winning the hat c&iily in 2:20. : Clara Cluvulnnd lost by n break on the first quarter , but soon cpefded alone nud came in second , with Eureka third. Thn third ho/it / wna won BO easily by Little Sioux i hat ho just josgcd under the wire. Time , 2'M ; , Gl.tra Cleveland being nccond , ntid Eureka ngnin third. The novolly race proved very inter esting , but , thn strut wan so delayed that many of the autiicnco left , hav ing tired of netting nnd shivering while tedious jockeying WPS going on. 'lio race , * ai uu exciting 0110 when it id como. It was for n puma of § 500 , 100 for the DUO ( lent reaching the alf-mla : , § 150 for the ono making 10 mile , and § 250 h i the iinith of n nile mid it ImU. There were five .nrtura , Brown U ck , ownrdby _ S C. ui s , of U'JBobeny : Mr. Eli , owned y 11. .T. Carpenter , of Haatini " , , Feb. ; Ljvod Ono , owned by S E. lutclior. of Gimircho , In J Mary P. , wncd by Daorons & Co. , Charles "ily , In ; Wild Mooru , owned by Dan 11 Mnneey. Wild Moore won the ace cisily. There wan n sidii race yesterday lorninc between Little Jim r.nd Mny 'lower , it being a hnlt-milo dash for 50 , Litilo Jim won. lUilloblo Do.ilers. Parties visiting the city for the firat ime should not'tnil to call nt the ox- endive jewelry stoto of 0. B. Jnequo- nin & Co. , on Alain street , nearly op- osito Hi'1 poatolllce They have re- ontly refitted their c&tabliahmunt and low have ono of the fincnt utorcs in ho weet. They nro courteous gentleman - man nnd will bo pleased to have you all nud inspect , their clock , and you ill bo well paid by doing BO. The rm is ono ot the oldest and most fa ornbly known in the city nnd by giv np them your patronage you nro sure f being fnirly dealt with. Is gives us great pleasure to command thorn ojtho public generally us reliable busi ness men , carrying the heaviest ana 'nest stock of goods in the wont. Day. Tbo day has arrived whtm good > oota and chocs nro considered the cheapest. 011 and nee our now fall itock. V T. LiNosnr & Co. 412 Brniidf-ny , Couneil Bluffs. Paluco Music Boll. Mucllrr'a exwnaivo musical instru ment entabliihmunt , on Main street , a kno\vn far nnd near by the above inmo , and justly BO. It is certainly nil intnrcdtini ; place to visit , being one of the laraeat eatublialimonta in the west. Ho carrioa a camploto nnd varied muuical stock , and handles only the be.it of everything in his lino. Hia stook of toys also is ono if the largest west of Chicago nnd is 'nil of novelties , and nil the goods are now. A Dazzling Display. Ono of the most briliiant showings ings in any line is that at 0. B , Jnqus- min & Co.'d/on Main street about op posite the poatollice. It is a eight worth scding. On every side sparkle gems , bits of artistic woik in gold and silver , novel and unique designs , and many articles to please the eye , and all nro wclcomo to inspect the stock. TheBO yontltmion arc practical men , nnd it in about the only plnco in the tvt'ftt where chains and other articles of jewelry nro manufactured as well ns cold , on that n customer c.in got any desired nrticlo made to order. Sheriff Dan Fnrroll , of Glcnwood , was In the city yesterday. Colon' ; ! llicon , of MagDolb , wai in at tendance upon tlio fair yesterday. Hon. John A , Churchill and wife ic- turned after nn extended trip ca'et. Cbarlea Caaaaday , the hotel man nt Don- uuoii , wax tu thu city yesterday. W. A. Spencer , ot The Macedonia Tri bune , called at Tm : BIB : office yesterday , Frank Durroufihi1 , of Atlantic , n well- known bustuets man of that city , U In the city. George Wetwood , nn attorney of Atlan tic , H in the city , and pronounces the fair a good one. Hums , president of the latu clem- oougrrBilcnal contention , was in the city yesterday. Uv-Shorllf Chila , Waddell , of Sao City , h in thu tlty , and tikiiif ; a peep nt ttio fulr , of course , A. 1'ulanil , of The Mills County JiAir- nul , Ulcuwood , wivi n wdluome c.iller ut TIIK UKK oilier yesterday. J , 0 , Adam , of the Avocn Deltn , was nniont ; those who ehlvered In the repuitciB1 aUml at the races yetterday. Judge Harrl * , of Mlasourl Valley , took a ( quint at the ra-ea yetterdiy , but got froze out , and left for home. State Senator A. W. Ford , of the bank. IIIR firm of Haney & Find , of Logan , and Mr , Knudorf , also of Logan , were taking In the fair yesterday. 0. M. Mill' , who baa been the efficient foreman cf the fire department for several yean , and F. L. Davis , the wide awaka general Inaurance agent of Missouri Val. ley , were among the many callers at THE DEE office. Mn. John S. Drift's , of Omaha , Ii at tending the fair , and called at TIIK DEE office , Mr. Urlgea ii an old newspaper nun and U widely known throughout the weet. Police Pickings. Five plain drunks , John Brown , Perry Stout , D. J. Murphy , 11. Jos eph , uud 0. Henderson , wcro arraign * ed before Judge Aylesworth yesterday and assessed the ubual fine. Oeo.V. . Evans , E. L. Simpson , Geo. Douglas , John Hoyers , and J. D. White were brought before his honor for gambling and were promptly fined. Pat Ulley was required to cash up for uting profane and obsceuo Ian- . . John Banoy was required to answer for running nn express wngon with out llconso and rcttlcd up the costs. Dvirt Smith wa brought up for in- ocfi' txpi'Ruro of peiBon und \\t\s iitd S-o 00 nnd costs. QUKGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES , NOl'iCh.Fpecutl advertisement * , uc M < nt , F' iniJ , To tx ) n , For H ! c , To Rent , 'sr.t'i , IMsrtJiiE , * : . , ill ho Intertcd In thi ! ilnron at Ilio OK ruto ct TE.V CUiTS PEH IN1J lor the first Ititcrtton nd FIVK CE.VTS 'ER LINK for wb suh-equcnt intertlnn e fit orllstmfntl at our oflke , No. 7 ' "ttrrt. f.rtr . Hrjvl i > y. Wnnte. 'AN'TI'.i ; . * n liulldintN to mote. Wo nnl.c n ptil Hj of mor ! IIOIKCH an < l ' .ifcf tilrfM W. 1' . A > lc9 orlt' , box ? ! l , Conncil lnlT , In. ,1/ANTi , ; ' Situation M miller , clclit JCSM /V e\ierlom | , K < x > d reference. C. J. M , ixd- 'CM Ilco oll'iv. _ ITAXllJI ) A ire l Klrl for ircn'm1 lion o- V orV.V. . R. ViiUKhn , for. riciccninl I'mnk ructi. IT AN I Ul ) A lav ntora dfy lieatiltr * . . I'.nieimul rate. MtW.JI. K [ TTANTSD-Evtrybodv In Council llluda It I V to t e Tux lien , 20 cento per wrck , lie vcicd by riuttor ; . OIRto , I'o 7 TccrlStreot car Bnu < twnv. .TJrAMtD To huy 101 tcnj hroom corn \V far p.utlrakrj itddrcM Council Illufft ' .n V itnnnonncll ItNttrt. Iowa For Snlo and Bent I.IOUSAI.lIOItTUAni : ot IfiO ncrcs , JL 7 ncrcs 1no ) > c , astono liousu 18VJ7 nnd halt tory basutiicnt , til > BtcTio ttnblc for four liorsci nd n trocxlMll. . It U locatnl In Osborno county , ( atisiH , ( i milis from Oaborno r.illroail. Inquire t IlKK Olllcc , liICK SOO.OfO Iritk Jiirsalo by B TlUKHlSllliDUUOJlS tnqu roat 70bMunter JLA ftti-ct. TllOtl S\t.li-A 10x12 nVjllgM. Snft&ble for J ; hot bed. Apply to Kxcclilor flallcry. _ 9.VLK Dcn-itifuTrciilitcncf lota , 860 ; c t ; uothlngdown , ftnd3i riTontlionly , KX-MAVOH VAUOHAN aplS-tf MlscollnneoUH. 03T A Ivgn wardrob key. liberal regard 1 toflril r Enquire at Hce olPce. CJTlLLiAHEAU-Orcat8ucce 8. Call ami sec j new accessories nnd ppeclmens of pictures ai < en b Iho re'lab'e ' gelatine bromide procesi , t the Kxcela'or Gallery 10'Malnotrret. . W. U PATTON I'hytlclim and Oculist. DH. . cure any casn of fcoro cye . It Is only i matter of ttnio , and can euro generally In rom three tc flro u celts-H makes no differ- inco how long diseased. Will straighten cro = f. syei , operate and remove VlyrcKlnmn , etc. , and p.iicrt artiadal eyes Special attention to re nnvninir tidpvvorma ap5'tf Council fluffs' Business Directory , Art Gallery. Kxcclslor photograph ga lory , South Main St. nstintnncoua pNcc3 . EJrewery. C. ( IKISII , Upper llroailwny. Bottling Works. II. It.UiO Jt CO. , liwt I'icrce St. Bakery. 1' . AYKnS , 517 S. Main St. Batlilng Houses. MIIS. H. J. HAltUINO , M. 1) . , Droidttaj am . 1)11. hTUIUV , ISethcsda Bathlns Houve Iroad\TO.v. Books nnd Stationery. H. Ii SKAMAN , Jllddlc Hroadtta } . Banks. OKKICKH & 1'USKY , corner Ilroailuny and Btl btrect. UITIZKNS' BANK' , Mil street. Broom Factory. JIAY.Vi&CO. , atenueA , nnd Cth St. Cigar Manufacturers. TIMPUTON : : & LA.MII , 23 iiro. i ay , F. II. I.KVI.V , 308 llioadway. I. . UUnitHOrF , fi31 ilaln St. Ccal. A. 11. MAYKi : & CO. , 31 Pearl St. Cooper. J. HOSS , CIS Kast llroailuay. Dentists. SIXTO.V , t W11ST , 11 Pearl St. Dry Goods HAUKXIiS , OHCL'TT.t CO. , llro.idwn > am 1th hlrett. Cggs Sliiier. | | G. 1' . CIlAWroitl ) , tilll Main M. rurnlturo Manufactory. Ii II. bTr.l.Nllll.IIUIl , cor. 7th a\e and I''th S Furniture btorc. C. A. HKKIIi : & CO. , L'07 and i.0l ) llroadnay. Groceries and Provisions. SITMVAN * rrrX.liKltAI.D , 311 llroadnay. Gunsmltlilng. OII.IVii : : , > t ( IKAI1AM , Mil street. Uood boltl u cMstcrn pitLL3 and Harness and Saddlery , CIIAS. WAI.TI'.H A , IlllO. , Middle Droadna\ ' CHAH. lliKJIANi.lt : ; .Middle Jlroad a > . Hair Goods , MIIS. 1) ) . A. IIKNUDICT. Xf ! W , t llriud a ) MHS. J. .1. UOOI ) , Jtintliktrevt. Livery Stables. A. roSIPTO.V. ' . ' 'KJ llnn.Ua . > . \V. O. HOLLAND , 7nl.South Main ht. 11. IIKU'ICOIT. op p. P. ( > , Hotels. OOllKX llorsr. . t'iiicrlro.id ! * > . KIUIVN llOTin. , Mil and auT il. > ln tiect. _ Meat Market. K \V. TICKXDH , Wrt llroidwaj. Millinery. J. .1. IILKS , K-- > llruidtta } . Come an. . ) IA.III In. ' lurvoui.cU. MUS. j. i : MirrcAi.rriisiiro.id a > . Marble and Granite Works. OO.VXOI1 & ( il'A.ST.I.LA. ' 117 llro.td av. Merchant Tailors , JAS. FJIANKY , 371 ! llro.wl a } , CIIAS. HICK , I > e\or biiildlnt' , Mil und Mai JOH Itr.lTKIl , 310 llroailvi J ) _ Real Estate and Abstract. KIM1IAI.L A. CHAMP , opio | lte ciiirt house. J.V. . BQUIIti : A. CO. , corner 1'u.irl and Ut ic Restaurant , SMITH & 'MiCL'KX , 401 llroa.Ua ) . Stoves and Tinware. U. 1 > . AMY it CO. , SOO South Main street. Shirt Factory. K. F. FOltl ) , comer IllutI and Wlllou St. Undertakers. MOUQAN , KKU.KU & CO. , 310 and 017 Uroad- way. ft. M. CO.NNELI , , 17 NortliMalnSt. _ _ I D EDUUMKWX , . L.mlUlUKT , A. , * IB T , l'r * Went. Vlct'rest. . Cashier. CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. Ort-anlted under the l w ol tha SUU of Iowa IVldupcaiilUl. , Interest paid on time depoalU. DnUi l ue > on the prlncipil cM * * ot tb United bu c n Europe. Special t fntloa glveu to colle.tlon and corrvupjodence with prompt rcturc * . BIKECTOKS. J.P.EJmnnd on , E-Uthuzart , J.T.nirl , W. W. WalUce , J. W. Roller , I. A. Ulilj A.W.SU t , J Broadway , and Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. tnnr-2-3m Headquarters For the Cele brated IM : Weber Pianos , TF and Toys Fancy Goods Wholesale and Retail. S Address , X O J. MUELLER , \ I : IL BLUFFS , Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 Bluff and , ffilliw Sreets , Council Bluffs. MAXUKACTURKllS OP ALL KINDS OF CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. \Va make tbo following a Bpecialty : WALK-UT EXTKNSION TAIJLKS , POPLAll Ol'KN WAPHSTAXIJS , WALNUT IJRKA1CKAST TAItLES , 1'OrLAH WKDR01 KS. I'Ol'hAK 13UKAKFAST TABLES , POPLAR CUl BOARDS , WALNUT WARDROBES. POP I , AR SAFES , WALNUT OPEN WASHSTAlvDS. and correcpondence promptly attended to. Oflicc and Mannfuctory S. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12tli Street , COUNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA MORGAN , KELLER & CO , IES JtS The finest quality and largest stock weft of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases. Oall nt'ended to nt all hours. We defy conipetition in quality of ponds or prices. Onr Mr , Morgan bus served aa undertaker for forty years nnd thorouchlv underatandd las business. WAKEROOMS , 340 AND 357 BltOAD\VAY. Upholstering in all its brnnche * promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambrequins. Telegraphic - graphic and mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & GO'S COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA , TTLERS & DEALERS IH GESSE'S BEER Made from the Finest -ilnlt and Hops , with water obtained from thu CI.LEBKAT1SD ARTESIAN WELL , AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for ita Purity and Wholesome Qualities , Also Dealers in C. Conrad ft CO.'D Origin U Budweiser Beer , manufactured in St. Loufo , Mo , jGTOrders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled. ' ' HACG & CO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. PETERSON & LARSON , Wholesale Dealer in ami SOLE AOENT FO/t / Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated S a r No. 711 liroadway , C 'Jincil HlulFa , Iowa. Orders from the sountry oticlted , iirderH to fumiliei und de.ilcrx dcli\cred free. A. llKKllli , W. I1KKUK O. A. BEEBE & CO. , 9 Wholoialo nncl Hotal DfMcrn In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Noa. 2(7 ( & 20S ) Broadway. Council Bluffs. JAMES FRANbV , 372 BIIOABWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA- Al * y kecp > onhaiidthefincitmi.ortpieiitotmat'rl UorgeutleineD'awe r. MRS. J. E. METOALF , Mllltuory , Droasmalclntr , Etc Cutting and Fitting a Bpedlatty. Ho 618 UronUav , Oppoilte Uovere House. i/.u-es , Einhruitkries , and Ladies Underwear. lundkerchlsh , bee ot all Kludi , threat , plnr , needles , etc. We bope tbo Uaiea will till and tee our itnclt ol eocdi. iR-iaiE , Merchant Tailor. ( Lste Cutter for Metcalf H . , ) Devol's New Building , Main Street. Council Bluffs , la , SulU to orJer $18 and upvvardi. _ " " J. F. KIM BALL. - QKO. U/OHAMP- KIMBALL . ( Succoaon to J , T. & J. N. CvuaJy. ) Abstract , Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We b ve the only complete Mt of abstract books to all city lot lnd Uodi In PotUvittUmi county. Titles ciamlacd and abttraclf furi'Uhodon short notice , llooer to lotn ou dty and farm propertr , thort nd long time , in sums . to lult the borro tr. Kealeitk bought and sold. One * at the old sUni opposite court bniiM.