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The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS7
Tuoadav Morning , April 3.
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UBSciurnoN BATES :
0r Carrier , . . . . . SO centa pet wetk.
> T Mull . . . . . . 110.00 per Year.
omoo : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
roadway.
Borne one nlwnya in the office.
MINOR MENTION.
See Joseph Retort sprlnR stylos.
Additional local on seventh paie.
Sno k levos ate complained of by
several of our citizens.
There were eight wagon load * of fine
applet on the streets yesterday.
A rlJerlcBs horet donned furlounly
down Broadway ynsterday afternoon.
The sun tackled our muddy streets fur
bout ten minutes Monday morning.
A little girl was fonnd on Broadway
Ute last night searching for her drunken
father.
Teamiters and draymen are complain' '
ing of the bad condition of some of the
'
streets.
It is reported that Coincll JlluffJ has
wife beater In [ the northern part of the
city.
There four "mourner "
were * before
the police Judge Monday morning ,
Operations have been commenced to
wards the removal of the Bechtele house ,
prior to commencing the foundations for
the new one.
Pottawattamle county has a man
named Whitney , who can eat at one meal
40 hard boiled eggs , and who has repeated'
ly accomplished the feat.
Two small bootblacks engaged in a few
rounds of pugilistic exercise this morning
on Pearl street.
Mr. Barnes , living In the southern part
of the city , fell from hla barn loft Monday
morning , and dislocated his ankle.
Two representatives from the celestial
land of the "slant-eye" arrived yesterday.
They are "waibee" men.
A business and .building boom Is openIng -
Ing up , and merchants seem happy in an
ticipation of the good time * ,
Only twenty piararle schooners , each
with the label Nebraska , paused through
this city Monday morning. , /
W. L. Delhanter incased a largo
amount of bad whisky within bis "capa
cious maw , " and fined for the fun $9.CO. ,
Messrs. Oassady & Orcutt will be
rtady for builness Jo 'their , naw store on
Broadway by the middle of the week ,
Thomas Sweeney by on excessive mo
of Rtimulonte , lott the uo : of his legp.
Tom was mulcted In tto the sum of 89. CO.
The InnurneraMs inudholos that adorn
our streets and thoroughfares should be a
sufficient hint to the Btroot commlsnioner.
I , Lucas , of Omaha , became Intoxica
ted Saturday won arrested , gave bonds for
his appearance Monday morning and dlo-
ppoared ,
A wagon leaded with corn , and be
longing to n farmer by the name of Wai-
SOD , broke down on Pearl street yesterday
morning ,
Several dnck thooting teams left last
night for the lakes and duck ponds be
tween this city and Mlaiourl Valley
Junction.
Nine tramps left last night over the
Kansas Oily , St. Joe & Council Biuffd
railway , for Kansas CHy and intermediate
points. They went by the "tie" line.
The roughs and hoodlums who Inter
fere with the duties of officers who are at *
tempting to'arrest offender ! and enfore
the law , should be handled without glove * .
Several citizens enjoyed a fight be
tween a poor "raangey cur" and abont ten
crows , Monday morning , on the park
grounds. The cur killed two of his an
tagonists.
Mr. W. H. Almy has opened at No ,
212 Broadway a store for new and second
hand household tjoodj. The highest price
will be paid by him for all articles In that
line.
W. M. Myers , head waiter at the
Ogden , has resigned to accept a similar
petition in Denver. David Johnson , ste
ard his also resigned and will be succeeded
by J. W. German.
The auction sale of second hand furni
ture on Pear ) street yesterday called forth
a large number of bidders and the musical
tones of 'the clever auctioneer it still ring.
Ing In onr ears.
It would be a good idea for the board
of health to Inspect some of the alleys ol
this city. Their condition is f Imply bor
riblo and nnles * attended to will do doubt
breed considerable sickness.
Tommle Gersharder thought be woubl
run tba city Saturday ; but was promptly
at down on for dliturblog the peace ,
and fined as In 'such caies provided by
law.
Several complaint * have been made
against parties who permit their cows to
run at large contrary to the city ordinance.
The ordinance will be rigidly enforced.
We have other ordinances more esientlal
that are dead letters.
Thos. O'Leuy was drunk and when
Officer Tyson attempted to arrest him tore
that gentleman's $15 coat , so that the rag
man can find a customer by applying at
police headquarters.
Two hunters , Johnson and Palmer ,
passed through the city enroute for their
borne in Brooklyn , Iowa. They bad been
hunting near Camp Kiblnson , Neb. , and
succeeded ' In killing during the two months
out' , ICO deer , SO jack rabbits , 80 ducks , 10
beaver , 6 otto and CO muibrats.
A party came Into our office yesterday
afternoon at ivbout 2:30 : , to say that we
bad not given a correct account of the
Points-Mass fight near Honey Greek , and
that a correct account would be handed Infer
for publication. We Informed the gentle
man that we would be pleated to publltb
both sides of the story , but up to going to
press no such report has been handed In.
MIB. 8 , W. Groom , Sixth avenue.
No. 1780 bet. 15th and 10th street ,
has a room and will giro board. Hat
no other boarders. lelf nd daughter.
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FOB 8ii At a bargain , two cheese
TaU and fixtures. Address 2,804 ,
Council Bloffii , Iowa , feb2T-tf
CITY COUNCIL
Important Business Transacted.
The roll was called. All the aider-
mon were present , Mayor Bowman In
the chair.
The minutes of the last moating
were aoad and approved.
The bills for the polloo salaries and
meals for prlionors were prcaonted.
The atroot commissioner's bills were
presented without the charges.being
upoclfiod , which was done owlnp to the
price of labor not having been fixed by
the present conned.
Councilman Elohor moved that the
prlco for labor bo fixed at $1.50 and
aud lor teams at $3 50 per day.
Siodontopf moved to make the prlco
ptlco for teams f3 00 and men $1 75 ,
as regards the bill presented by the
street coramleslonor , and this motion
waa adopted.
A larga number of bllln were prc-
eontod for salaries and other expenses
of the city , which wcro allowed.
A petition for the repeal of the
$400 on the business of saloon-keeping ,
signed by the saloon men of the oily.
Alderman Keating moved that the
prayer of the petitioners bo ( granted.
The sense of the council waa not taken
on this motion , and the petition waa
finally referred to the police commit- ,
too. i J &
A petition for the appolntmont of
Mr. Ooralt as park policeman.
Alderman Wood reported the steal
ing of wood from the park.
A now croBBValk from Motcalf'a to
Sullivan & Fitzgerald's store was
allowed ,
The Oakland avenue , Avenue G and
Market street petitioned for improve
ment. Signed by W. S Mayno and a
hundred others Referred.
A petition to repeal an ordinance
vacating an alloy , was referred after
having boon warmly supported by
Alderman Keating .
J ton art has a judgment against the
city for 9800 , and ho applied for hla
cash. Judge James dononnood the
olalm as a fraud , but presumed it
would have to bo paid. Referred to
finance commit too with power to act.
A 87C judgment was given the same
benefit.
A crosswalk removed by atroot
commissioner was petitioned for , the
lame to bo put down at the expense of
the city. Referred to committee with
power to act.
Petition , for the extension of the
lire limits' was moved by Alderman
Seldentopf that the prayer of the
petitioners bo granted. Carried.
( .PetHIpn iqr oldowalk and crossing
on Avenue 0 was referred.
Petitions for saloon licenses from
Wood , Scott , ( jlorspachor , Anderson ,
Nolan and Knssaoll , iwero presented
and on the motion of Alderman Keat
ing the whole batch were grafted !
Report of Mr. F. A Burklo , nudl-
tor , waa received andplaced on file.
Report of the treasurer was ore-
sontod by Alderman Siodontopf. Total
cash on hand , $22. Received and
roforrod.
Resignation of M A. Upton as city
clerk was received and spread upon
the records of the council.
Report of the city clerk received
and referred.
Report of Oily Engineer Fostovln
was received and disposed of.
Mayor Bowman's avnnnl message
was read , received. and referred to a
committee of the whole council.
The report of the ohlof of polloo was
road and placed on file.
Tbo auditor's report for the past
year was read and referred.
Judge James moved that all the an
nual report with the mayor's meotago
bo printed in pamphlet form.
March report of the chief of police
was Glod ,
The mayor then said that ho wanted
the polloo f oreo Increased if license waa
to be reduced , bat if It waa to bo
maintained at the | 400 figure ho
would bo content with the present
number , but otherwlso an increase of
ono third would bo absolutely noner-
iary.
Judge James objected to paying
money to the city library and a res >
lotion therefor waa withdrawn.
A transfer waa made from the police
fond to the general fund of 83GOO , af
ter extended discussion.
Jadgo James reported that the 6
per cent bonds of the city could be
sold at a premium , and gave opposi
tions from Chicago brokers. He urged
that we bond the Indebtedness out
standing and thereby get a cash basis
'or the city business.
A widow's tax wa remitted on
motion of Judge James on usoonnt of
the poverty of the owner.
A resolution for the clearing of But
Plorco street was adopted
A discussion of the It tyliu Park
management Indicated that better po
lice regulations will be required in the
future.
Fred Lamb nnd K. Thorn wore
nominated for policemen at Vatrmoant
Park. Mr. Limb vris elected unani
mously.
Police power was conferred on the.
keepers of the parks.
Sllaa Oonalt waa nominated for
Bavllsa Park policeman and elected.
For road supervision the Informal
ballot revealed the dead look still ex
isting between Mitchell and Hardln.
After two votes a motion to postpone
election for one year waa lost by an
other tie.
A third ballot gave a now candidate ,
Avery , three votes , and there was still
no cholcn.
The election was then postponed
until the next regular mooting.
The election of city clerk resulted in
two votes for M. G. Grlflin and four
tor Troutmeu ,
.The election of chief engineer oi the
firedopartment was called for by Aid-
orrnsn Keating and it was found that
the chief held for life under the ordi
nances , The matter was referroi to
the city attorney.
Goo. Ilolmea addtteeed the council
in regard to the opening of Pierce
street at its eastern end in a very earn-
oat and convincing speech. On mo
tion the aotlon of the council that ordered -
dorod vacating the property was re
scinded unanimously.
The mayor , city engineer and coun
cil wore , on resolution , Instructed to
Inspect the promises to-day at 10 a. m.
It appeared that some trick had been
turned in tbo Pierce street matter
which waa nncovert > i by Mr. Ilolme * ,
hence this sudden change of front by
the cone ell.
The mayor nrged the necessity for
increase of the police force evidently
contemplating the forthcoming re-
ductlon of Hqnor license * . Alderman
Keating opposed any iucreaso.
Soldontojf presented a resolution
Instruotlng'ttio cornmlttoo on police to
prepare an ordinance increasing the
force to twelve from whom a ohlof and
a oaptniu shall bo selected , the latter
at a salary of $05 per month ,
An ordinance was introduced pro
vldlng for a $000 bqnd and fixing the
rate for s loon licenses at $200 , pay
able quarterly in advance and going
into force May 1st. The ralos were
suspended and it was unanimously
placed upon its second reading. Some
discussion waa had and Keating ad
dressed the council , after Soldentopf
called attention * o the fact that it re.
ducod the bonds to $1,500.
Keating said that nome hold that the
city would go Into bankruptcy under
this low license ordinance , but that
the faot was that ono of the chief In
dustries cf this city was being shame
folly oppressed by the present high
licouDo. That the saloon keepers were
supporting the finances of the city , at
least that they were the chief contrib
utors to onr treasury and thut they
must not be oppressed.
Wood Insisted that saloon keepers
paid no taxes to speak of that they
wont into business with $25 worth of
stock , and that they ought to pay
something for they had the heaviest
to saddle on the city.
Alderman blodoutopf hold that the
most reputable dealers , Mix Mohu
and others , were opposed to a low
license but wanted to make the busi
ness respectable by cleaning out dog
geries and dons.
The mayor stated that for good
reasons ho had changed hla views on
the liquor question : that it was his
opinion that the liquor business could
and should stand a high license ; that
itjwaa in fact necessary In this city.
Alderman Keating Insisted that the
liquor dealers wore doing more for the
city than any other business mon In it ;
that they contributed more liberally
for public enterprises than any mer
chants of the city.
Alderman Siodontopf opposed the
lowering of the present license bacanso
we would then have to license dry
goods and other dealers , as they have
been obliged to do elsewhere.
Keating came again to the front and
talked excitedly.
On motion the rules were suspended ,
and the ordinance was put on Us third
reading.
On the call of the roll , the ordi
nance was lost by a tie vote , Keating ,
Jamoa and MoMahon In favor , and
Eiphor , Wood and Hlodontopf voting
against It.
Adjourned to moot Monday at 7:30 :
p. m.
MAYOIl's MKBHAO.E.
The mayor makes aoreditablo show
ing of the condition of the city , of ita
credit and respectability abroad , and
closes his congratulations by saying
the city's ' 'rapid growth has made
extraordinary domanda for publio
Improvements , and with yon rests the
responsibility of providing these as a
cpncomltaut of municipal expansion. "
Daring his first year OB mayor of the
city it has bean the pleasure of Mayor
Bowman not to have seen the bonded
Indebtedness of the city Increased.
Twelve mouths ago the clty'd bonds
were outstanding in the Bum of $147 ,
000. The Bimo amount h outstanding
to-day. Eighteen thousand five hnn-
died dollars of thin $147,000 bearing
eight and ton per cent. Interest per
annum are optional on the part of the
city daring the year that is , the city
can pay or.refnnd the bonds , and has
decided to refund at six per cent.
The mayor gives notice that ar
rangements have been made to complete -
pleto the grading of Union avenue ,
Washington avenue extension and
Main street. These will bo accom
plished early the present season.
Passing on to the condition of the
streets and sidewalks generally , the
mayor says : "The sidewalks have
boon allowed to become horribly 1m-
passable In condition to the detriment
of business ana as a reproach to the
olty government. " Ho advocates
oariy repairs and additions , which
everybody will approvev
The mayor gfyes the particulars of
the right of , way procuredfor the levee
In front of town , at a cost of f 3,994 76 ,
not yet , completed , because ? the Northwestern , -
western railway has not done Ita part ;
speaks of , the necessary improvements
of Indian creek , and says $7,366 70
has been expended on the Madison
street culvert.
In denouncing the city prison as a
dltgraoo to Oonncll Bluffs the mayor's
head Is level.
The fund derived from fines and
licenses list yoaramonnto to $23,133-
70. The cost of the police department
has been $8,671 80. The mayor re
commends an officer for night duty to
designated captain of pollco with the
saran pay the ohlof receiver.
The change of the fire sorxlco from a
volunteer to a paid department Is ap
propriately noliood.
The discussion of the water supply
Involves iho completion of the water
works contract with whlon the people
of the city are already familiar. The
subject of sewerage , drainage , health
department , etc. , irocarefully referred
to and will afford onr citizens much
valuable information concerning the
condition of the olty.
After referring to the publio parks ,
the ordinances cf the olty and the
railway bridges within the corporation
the mayor calls nppn the new council
to "exercise every function with
solicitude and with our best judgment ,
that when we lay down onr trust ) It
may bo with a feeling of tatlifnctlon
that we have earnestly striven to do
onr whole duly with the light that baa
been given us to tee it. "
, cloaks , coat * , stccklnga
and all garments can bo colored sno <
ceeofully with the Diamond Dyes ,
Fashionable colors only 10s.
Mr. 13. Shotiz , county jailor , reports
ports twenty-two prisoners , Sevnra
arc hero from adjoining counties for
safe keeping.
II. Shlpman was placed in the
county jail yootcrday on the charge of
adultery. The gentleman comes from
that dollghtfuly free territory known
as Honey Creek.
There Is but little business In justice
tico court * .
Brown's Bronchial Troches will relieve
Broncblti * . Asthma , Oatarrh , Consump
tive and Throat dlteoses. They are u ed
always with good success.
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"Vagi" will .have to shun this olty.
The officers are after thorn , and , it U
high time. ' '
GASADY&ORGUTT
Will open on April 1st an elegant and com
plete
STORE.
IT 502 BROADWAY. NFXT TO OFIIER ) & PUSEY'S ' BANK ,
They will carry a very
and will keep a full line of
House Furnisihng Goods.
CASADY & ORCUTT ,
E02 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM !
Nugent & Smith ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NOS. 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET , FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI
CAN EXPRFSS OFFICE.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES ,
ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP.
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
DClin O nn GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
DCnU Ot Ulli | 18 Main Street and 17 Pearl Street.
MAX NIOHN , } ° BEST ° N
* ' RAPQTnW M n OFFICE : .
J'M DniiO i Ulf i IVL U , . Cor. 6th St. and 6tb Avo.
I r UfUITjC OFFICE : Cor. Mainland 6th , up-staira.
Residence , C09 Willow Avonue.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
Office after February 15th , over American Express.
Q Q WAPMFR L1VJERY AND FEED- WILL CONTRACT
for fnnoralo at reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & GO , GASH BUYERS ,
Who'csale butter , egge , poultry ard fruit. Bhlploua. Draft by return mall. 143 Broadway.
DICDOC NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
MriELnUiWy Cor. Main and First avonue.
Broad way Meat Market
PETHYBBIDCE & HERBERTS.Broad
. ket , 327 Broadway.
OMITII CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Cor. 7th and
Cr . CIVII I III Broadway. Plans and specification ! ) furnlshedf
yf CUCDMAU In FINE HARNESS I have the variety
Iff * OntnlYlfHlli that brings patronage. 124 Main street.
IAM Q FDstkNFY MER.OE1ANT. TAILOR , Artistiu work
and Reasonable Ocargoa. 872 Broadway.
9 Ontl FURNITURE , STOVES and
Ofc OUIlj Household Supplies , 303 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block.
& HART
LINDT
, Practices in state and federal courts.
/ O On Mann'f Fine FurnitureUpholstery goods
EOTflfll/CDT I IOC Ulfi | Curtains and-Window Shadea.SOO.BVay.
flDCDIIC U fl QI f1 If . PA ( Hides , Pelts , Tallow and Grease.
UD Unlit , nUOIUIV < X UU.j Chicago & 15 N. Main St. C. Bluffs
Q All ITA R HIM And bath hoUBM2id ? 423 Broadway. L. Sov
ereign , Prop. , P. J. Montgomery , M. D. , Phy.
' I A Ml D BOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 522 ,
A' UMIYIDj Cor. Broadway and Soott streets.
IllItfflC OADV VETERINARY SURGEON , Office
WHUL UMnfj Bray's stable , No. 12 Scott street.
HARRY LELAND , Cor. Eighth and Broadway.
UfllUCGOV Mannf of HORSE COLLARS , Trade sup-
PI . IlllliilCOOTj piled , 8th St. , between Oth and 7th Avonue.
u 4V 1 1 C C SMITH & NORTON , Broadway , opp. NOW
ll"UOl-j Opera House. Rtiitted. $1 , $1.50 per day.
I KflAlinCl FURNITURE , STOVES , and GENERAL
i u. IYInIlUilL | HOOSEHOLD SUPPLIES , 325 Broadway.
nv e\R\i o n AOOCI CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
Ut UAY Ot ImUWtLi OomorSUth and Haskell streota.
Our New lx > an IMJU improvement Uo
Investigation into the matter con
vinces as that ono of the most equita
ble , reasonable and feasible plans of
building houses Is that proposed and
In operation by iho Mercantile Loan ,
Trust and Improvement company of
ibis city. By Inventing In shares In
this Institution , wMoh Is backed by
eorao of onr best nnd most reliable
buslnccs men , it bocnnns possible and
comparatively easy fo g man of mod
erate moans to secuio a comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , nt a
cortaln monthly payment , in a few
years a roan can own a honso
of hb own for about the , sains M
ho pays monthly for rout. We
bcll'jvo ' the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company , by organizing ? and opening
up for bcisineas , having filled n long
felt want In Council Bluffi. Their
plans and oystorn of loam will boar
the most carofnl scrutiny and exam
ination , and wo have no hesitancy In
pronouncing them reasonable and
equitable , and backed by gentlemen
of honor and Integrity. As the com
pany exists it becomes at once an In
stitution of value and credit to oar
city and thoeo who dcslro homes.
Their president la T. A. Klrkland ,
vice president , Judge Poake ; soo-
.retary . , L R. Beery ; treasurer , Col.
Boebe , and tholr office U in the base
ment of Shugart's and MoMahon's
new block , corner First arenne and
Pearl street. , { an3My
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , sac
laii , Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent ,
Want * , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In thli
column at the ow rate ot IKS CKNTH FER
LINK ( or tht drit Ineertlon and FIVE CENTS
PKH LINK ( or each oubiaqucnl Insertion.
Leave adv ertliements at onr office , No. 7
Pearl Street , near liroadway.
Wants.
WANTED Board aid rrora tor wife and hey
whllu I am on tbo road Add r CM , with
particular ! , "Iloitcl , " Dm Offlca.
I'OllTKfl Want * a situation In a wholeatlo
houio. AdJrtu O. U. , llaa olRco , Council
UluBi-
AMA80.S ty tr dc , and willing to work at
almott an ) thing , U seeking a job Addrcu
"MMOfi , " thlioince.
- Situation b ; baker of 10 yean
WANTEDSituation or U'ldtuut Omaba hou < e ,
Oniaba Nebraska. 430 10 ]
ANTED Evirvbodr u Council IlluOs lo
to UkeTm Ui . 40 c nU j r wetk , di
llreicd by carriers. Offlc * , Ho f Poail Htteet
B ai Uroadway.
For Bale and Rent
niO IlENT Krom April lit , a pleauntly furL -
L Miked suit o ( roomi , lo gentlemen. 721
Ynt Avtnuo ,
r\LU BKRA-lD paetafM oi a hundred at o
\J a utckat * Tu Uu ode * , No. T Pul
sUtol M ,
V TO
HANAN & REDDISH
Z. T. LINDSET & CO.
412 Bryadwav , Conno'l BlufTj , 1 TnwA
Woat Sldo Square , OlarlndaJ 1UYYAt
-teas !
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO.
( Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE ) ,
Hi and 18 Pcarl-st. , Council Blu.Ts , la.
B. S. COLE & CO. ,
MANOrAOTUBERS AND DEALEUS IN ALL THE HOST IJlPKOVKD KINDS OF
LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS.
Alee Wood and I'on PUMPS , Wood Tublnff a-d Oaa Pipe and PumD fixtures , for both Wood
atid Iron Pumpn. Order * will receive piompt attention. No. 604 S"Uth Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. ttt-eod-tSl
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Broadway Steam Laundry !
724 WEST BROADWAY ,
A. C. LARJSON , - - Proprietor.
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY , * . * , .
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FIDE.
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Mantis and Lots Bouht and Sold.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
BLUFFS . ' - SOWA
M. T. DAVIS , Prerident. N. B. EASTON , Socy.
J. 0. HOFFMAN , Vlco Pros. . C. HULBURT , Adjuater.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO.
Insures Live Ftook Against Loss by
THEFT OR DEATH.
Offioc , 103 Pearl Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
The only company In Iowa that will Insure
your stock against lots from any cause whatever.
.Owners ot Sto k will consult their own Interest If , when
Insuring their Stock , tney s-e tha * the policy Ircludeaall
the losses they may have , nd be sa < Isflcd with nothing less.
For ( uithcr Information call on or address
JB. Li. SMITH. Local Afnt. - - - - fflce , No 9 Main Street.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
C3-OOO
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
DEVOL & WRIGHT ,
HARDWARE STOVES , TINWARE
504 Broadway , 12 and 14 Main Street , - iCOUNCIL BLUFFS.
STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW.
We solicit your patronage and will make it pay yi.u to trade with 00. Mall orders a
vpecUlty. Prompt attention and cloce prices.
For Engines , Boilers , OaetinRB , Repairs and
MACHINERY.
Puni Orders to JOHN GILBERT , Manufacturer ,
, and 8th Avenue , Council BlutU Prompt attention to order. , the ,
Corner a fctreet "uu ° * .
WnikmAn > hlp nd Mea.nnablo chartea teb Itt
HigUy-Brod Trotting Stallions ,
Owned by Dr. 0. W. Archibald.
1883 SEASON 1883
MORMONT Dark chestnut horse. 15
bands high , loafed isip ; bied by Gen , W. T-
Withers. LeilngtonKy f by Almont , dam Nor
man Maid by jUexandet's Norman , the sire ol
Lulu , record 2:15 : ; Almont by Alexander's AbJal-
lah , sire ot Goldsmith Maid , r cord 2:14. : Al
mont his aired 20 horse * with records In iSO : and
better , and 3 with records In 8:20 : and b. tier.
GLEN WOOD Chestnut torrel horse. 15
hands high , foaT.d 1870 , bred by Pliny Nicholas ,
Kw | . , West Liberty , Iowa , by Wtpale , dam a One
K mucky bred m ro , Qienwood la a large pow
erful horiHvwclulifl 1,160 pounds , hai great style
and speed , and his proven blmsoll a uios ; excel
lent Biro.
These hwcs poesca ) rare Individual excellence ,
nd choice breeding. Ihuo highly bred atal *
1 oas ulll make the bprlng season ol 1883 at the
Council Bluffs Driving Park
At $35 Enoli , to Insure
For further Information apply to
SAMUEL COLBUKN , Twiner ,
Council liluils Driving Park.
innrlS-illm
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice oi the Peace and
Notary Public.
* IBBroadway , Council Bluffa.
S. E. MAXON ,
OR , O ME I O ? CT T.
Offlo * 8T f saTbft bank.
00 DNOIlj BLUFFS , i Iowa.
MORGAN , KELLER & DO. ,
The Uneat quality < " 'd largoat stock wont ol
Chicago ot * oodcn and Metallc Coses. Calla at
tended to t all hours. We defr competition n
quality of roods or prices. Our Mr .Morgan has
served as undertaker for for.tr ) ears and thor
oughly ucaantands his rmaaneso. Warerooms ,
311 froadvuv. UPH014TERBNO In all Ita
branches oronrotly attended to a'ao ' carpetla
log and lamorcqulns. Telegraphic auu ua or
ders filled without delay.
IBS , i , J , HABDINQ , H , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST.
Qradnalt ot Electropathlc Institution , Phlla
delphla , Poor.- . .
Office Cor , Broadway & Dlonn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Th * treatment ot ill dle e6 and pMnful
leultlei peculiar to temaUs a specially _
( uos. orrioa. w , n. . ruirr.
OIEICEE & PUSET ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - 1866
In Torelf * a ad Doatutls Kxthaagi
d boa