Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 04, 1883, Image 6

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    IMEIE UAJLY BLUFFS WB'NK * nA.f APBIL 4
The Daily Bee.
HOUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , April 4
SUBSCRIPTION BATES !
ST Cutler , - - - - - 0 cents per week
37 1111 . . . . . . 110.00 per TMI
OOoo : No. 7 Pearl street , Moa
roadway.
Some one always in the office
MINOR MENTION.
SM Joseph Udter't spring styles.
Additional local on seventh ps < < e ,
Mr , J , 0. Rhodabeck , one of the mon
bo ) and Influential men that ever cartlec
i ; a 'grip , " nM abandoned , fora time a
. least , the practice of law pnd will return
to hU Grit love "the road. " He will start
from our city thin morning with Htmplet
of thotho Crystal mills Hour , which , by
the way , is n flue breadstuff * AS over
came from porcolean rolls , We know
whereof wo speak ,
We Interviewed a number of leading
business yesterpay regarding the late
Moss-1'olnta brutality , and nearly every
one to a man expressed in emphatic terms
the crime as one of the moat shameful and
disgusting ever perpetrated In the state.
They all join In declaring It to bo the duty
of officers to cnfore the law in the matter ,
even to the extent of calling on the Rover
nor If need be ,
John N. Plumber , an old , estimable
cltlisn of this county , died at his residence ,
several miles east of the city , Monday ,
The funeral will take place Tnursdaynext.
Mr. Plumber was one of the old settlers of
tbh county , coming here in an early day ,
and his death will be mourned by many
friends and admirers of his true and noble
character.
John Ilalsteln was trying to j ? t np
Broadway with a heavy cargo of "prohlbl
k
tton , " and Officer Cuilck seeing his
dilemma , kindly took him in. The judge
assessed the damages at $7.CO , which John
paid , when he had discharged the contents
of his "hull. " and cooled off.
The Juvenile bind will Rive a prom ,
eoade concert and ball at Bloom k Nlxon'i
hall on Friday evening of this week for the
boneflt of the band. The admission will
eventy.five cents.
From' the' amount'
good ? piled on
the pavements In front of thi various bos *
mess bouses , we infer that our merchants
are preparing for a heavy trade this ,
ieaon.
Two desperate looking "cracksmen , "
in charge of Officers Hatz , and Behm ,
passed east last night. They are wanted
in Boston , and were captured In Idaho ,
While the " " W
"pound" receiving some
attention would it not be well for some of
the worthlofs dogs that Infest the city to
meet with common rospoct.
Savoral u [ hlou8 parties wore ob
served at the transfer yesterday. Wo may
confidently look for un account of another
confidence game shortly.
Still the rush is westward , judging
from the great numbers that continually
throng the watting rooms and corridors of
the union depot.
. The expression , that lowered the facial
surface , of a prominent citizen of this city ,
when ho dropped a sack of three dozen
eggs upon the pavement , can bettor be
imagined than expressed.
One o ! our utterly utter mashers met
his match in a hugr and glgactlo damsel of
shady texture ol skin yesterday to the
amusement of { many.
Two table females of "qneiUonabla
character"settied little dispute on toutb
rifth street yesterday , by "wool ( fathering
and scratching.
The citizen * In tha bottom were
frightened Tuesday morning by a dog sup
posed to be affected with hydrophobia.
The types made us say that there was
922 In the city treasury. Mora than
932,000 is tha correct figure.
Tha Presbiterlan sociable at Mrs.
Shugart'n residence last night was a sno-
ceai , as well as a most enjoyable affair.
A dead and steuchful dog li one ot the
ornament * that embelllshei the sidewalk on
north Baventh street.
There is a quiet underground report
that some changes ara likely to taka place
on the police force.
Business at tha Union stock parda was
lair yesterday. _ There was a slight falling
ol In the receip'ti.
Several prominent Nebraska and Col
orado stockmen stopped at the Drovers'
hotel lait night ,
We notice that tha excavations have
beqn made for a new buiineis house on
lower Broadway.
Martin Huetz slipped from a load of
hay onjBtcond'streot yesterday morning
and sprained his arm.
We have noticed that all the retail
meat markets have advanced tba pries of
meat about20 per cent ,
Some of tha "dark hnad" brethren
wera engaged in a general old time row
last night.
M t
A widow wlh seven small children * ,
was one o ! tha attractions at tha transfer
yojterday ,
The party .who roughly handled bb
team of horses yesterday should be severe *
ly dealt with.
Tha street commissioners' attention Is
called to tha condition of some of the
highways.
Real estate agents are driving a good
trade. Property Is changing hands very
rapidly.
Quite a number of new business build
ings are about completed and ready for oo-
cupanoy. ,
Tha population of Council Bluffs hai
bean Increased by seven-ninths in the last
few days.
Yesterday's sunshine was enjoyed bj
our fair one * , who put In tha tlina in ban *
back exarcli a.
A great number of old buildings arc
being removed to makeplaoa for new ones ,
Tha city prison Is not one of tha most
healthy places In the world.
A harmless runaway occurred on
Sooth Ninth street yesterday morals ? ,
DeGay & OaMlhava locuredtho ocn-
traet for tha traction of a bandtoma eaw
dwelling to cost about 10,000. ( o ba ended
on the corner of Ktght nnd Braadwo
And are also icmodelling Mr. Kmpkli
dwelling , of the Kmpk'e Hiudw ro coi
The man O'Lesrjr who telnteil Offic
Tyson , will have his trial Saturday.
One "lonesome" drunk hove upbefo
the judge yesterday morning ,
Thos. McCun , a harmless unfortunal
got lodging at the station last night.
-Considerable horse trading was Indul ,
ed in yesterday.
Several parlies are contemplatltg tt
erection of a number of tenement bounci
A large delegation of members of th
G. A. K. left yesterday for Des Molnes.
One of our bulchers lost some mea
by his horse running away yesterday.
The ladles of St. Paul' * church are t
have a featlval Friday evenicg ,
Two wagons loaded w th fish wer
upon the streets yesterday.
The market Is now ( luih with veget
ables from southern climes.
Our city la now favored with a nigh
ichool.
ichool.The
The health of this city Is unuiuallj
jood ,
KATIE LEIPERV ,
NIB Remains of the Unfortunate
Girl Taken Home , by the
Aged Father for Bnrial ,
All that was mortal ot Katie Lolport ,
ho unfortunate girl who committed
nlcldo , aa narrated In these columns
estorday , waa oonvoyod to the depot
I the Chicago , Burlington & Qalnoy
allroad yesterday by Mr. Connell , the
indortakor , last evening , for shipment
o Corning , Iowa. They wore acoom-
ianlod by the aged father , Mr. Joseph
jolpert , a highly respected farmer of
Ldama county , who came in answer to
he telegram notifying him of her
oath.
From Mr. , Loopcrt wo learned that
hecauso of her departure from homo ,
nd no donbt her death , la traceable
Irootly ; to" the door of a certain young
ian-wb.080 name ho refused to dl-
rilgo , and whdm aho loved with a
Billon , bordering on Idolatry. The
orfidy and lnponstanp > ( ot thla tobacco
' -
[ disappointment t udmelttnotiojy , . | to
or young a'onl that only aelf dostiao-
on couldi destroy. 8ho Bought , out
i the bney , aotivo world , aolaoo for
or , sorrows and . balm" for . - her
onnda , 'but the great world of
a time to waste in the charity of
ind words , the Bunehlno cf enconr-
? omont and the affection o * Chris-
an smiles. Tired of her burden * ,
oary of life's flitting uconoo uho took
or life , and while the bloodless lips
ro glued in death , the destroyer of
or happiness la no doubt using lib
idnolvd Influences upon the plautio
lections of some other girl. What
in bo the moral status of such a
east. Whore can he , who murders
oth body and soul look for hopo.
Thus has ended the life of a too
onfidinjr and boautifnl girl , and wo
Indly cover with the mantle of charity
10 pitiful aoono.
There la but Httlo bnalness in jus-
Ice court * . _ _
Brown's Bronchial Troches will relieve
Ironchltl" . Asthma , Catarrh , Consume
Ive and Throat diseases. They are used
Iways with good success.
Mrs. 8. W. Groom , Sixth avenue ,
To. 1730 bet. 16th and IGth street ,
as a room and will give board. Hate
o other boarders aolf nd daughter ,
FOR BALE At a bargain , two choose
ata and fixtures. Address ' 2,304 ,
louncll Bluffs , Iowa. fob27-tl
PBBWONAL.
Robert Jonei , Ogdentburg , Is visiting It
be city.
Daniel Waldo , fine stock breeder of Ken
uckjr , is now in tha city.
Dennis Pierre , of Toronto , accompanie <
y several friend , Is In the city.
Justice Vaugh returned .home Monda ]
Ight , and Is now full ot business ,
John OirletoD , Carlisle , Pa. , Is recupet
ting his health with Council Bluffs pea
lo.
Morrison Ford and faintly are visitln
datives here. They are enroute to Ore
on.
on.J.
J. J. Ouisie , Chicago , at II. B Wallace
loine , New York , are stopping at the Met
opollUn.
J. J , White , landlord ot tbe pound , ha
even cows registered at tba Hotel do Coi
resterday afternoon ,
A. W. Wheeler , who has been In Arkai
as for his health , returned home this we *
treatly Inproved In health ,
Miss Mamie Craig has Juat , returne
From Boston , where she bus been comple
Ing her course In painting and the fine art
Smith Omare , Ohai/Gnshor , Boona , la
Tames Kills , St. Paul ) Geo. Itinyart
Waihlngtenj E. O ondlt , Kansas Cltj
ind Chas. Box , St , Lauls , are stopping i
tbe Revere. ,
F. 0. Mitchell , Dos Moines ; J. I
Clapp , Boone ; E. J. Flsk , Tabor ; 0. i
Chapman , Missouri Valley ; J. II. Brook
Boone ; Mr. L. T. Dorr , of Brattlebon
Yt. , Is stopping In tba city ,
Mrs. Lang , a poor widow In her weed
came to the pound yesterday to get hi
cow , Alderman Slodentopf paid tt
charges , The scilptural Injunction to cat
for tbe widow and tha fatherless reach )
even to two cows.
When Milton Nobles wrote bis "Intel
views , " he must have enjoyed an Intlmal
acquaintance with Ant loiu > Dick , for t !
hero of that play Is certainly tha self-sate
Dlok In all that goes to make up an Ind
viduallty.
W. T. Truman , New York ; 8 , Hlnlj
Chicago ; John II , Uemlen , L. P. Prui
yer , Bt. Lonls ; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. RheJi
hart , Philadelphia ; Dr. K. S..B. Spanoe
Omaha ; J. ' L. Mlllford , Mlnneapoll
Qefe. KtallngtV , Fort Madison ; J , ' &
'
Orotalle , Detroit ; W. R , : Crawford , Y
SanfVd and A. P. OlavaUnd , OUoagi
V
\
Gei. D. Carroll , wife and daughter , 8
Luls ; K. 11. Rubins m , Toledo , K. ]
H xon , llannlli.l , ind O. W. Hazard , Di
Molntf , are abiding at tba Oden house.
0. Amdr , of Missouri Valley , wna In tl
city yesterday en route for Des Molne
where he will tell ahe old soldiers atteni
Ing tbe encampment what ho thinks i
Senator Allison and his pension bureau B |
pointocs. Arndt Is after the senator
scalp there is no doubt about that.
T. M. Miller , Louisiana ; Isaac 131 act
San Franclico ; T. M. Oemunt , DunUj
W. K. Kith and wife , Marshalltown ;
W , Danson , St. Louis ; Wm. Orr , Hai
dlnsdale , N , II , ; J. W. Garden , Oirsori
D. K. Alrams , Burlington ; W. Colllni
Lincoln , Neb ; E. W. Colllnn , Essex , la ,
are Kuesta at the Paolfio house.
Mr , F , M , Melllngcr , whose car load o
nules was shaken up hy a collision on th
Cansss City road , and who sustained serl
ouainjurler , has so for recovered that he I
able to be around on crutches , HI
mules , for the lant thliteen days , have beet
entertained at W. 0. Holland's Hotel d
loree , and they fared much better thhi
holr owner , who has been In the horpita
t St , Joe sinoo tbe accident.
BY-LAWS
Of tbe Council Ulufla Hospital Aeeo
elation.
First The board of trustees shall
to organlzod by the appointment of u
iroaldont , secretary and treasurer.
? ho first mooting of the board in each
'ear shall bo hold immediately after
ho annual election of trustees on the
ceotid Monday in January , and said
fliccra shall hold their respective
flicos ono year from that day , and
until tholr successors are elected.
Second The board of trustees shall
noot monthly on the second Tuesday
n each month at four o'clock in the
.ftornoon , und special meetings may
> o hold when doomed necessary on the
all of the president or three trustees.
Third -It shall bo the duty of the
( resident to preside at all meetings of
bo board , to sign all orders on the
reasnrer for the payment of money ,
0 call special meetings of the board
when ho dooms necessary , to appoint
II committees unless otherwise order-
d , and to have a general sopervi-
ion ot the affilrs of the corporation.
n his absence a temporary chairman
may be elootod by the trustees.
Fourth -The secretary shall keep B
coord of the proceeding * of the board
raw and sign all orders for money
n thu treasurer , notify all meetings
f the commltl'eo , and perform all
thor datlt's appertaining to his office
r which may bo devolved upon1 him
> y the board of trustees.
Fifth The treasurer shall , bofdro
nterlng upon the duties of his oflico ,
; lve bond to the board of trustees in
uch sums as the board may from time
3 tlrno' diroot for the faithful dls-
hargo of the duties of his office. It
tiall bo his duty to take charge of nil
nonoys belonging to the corporation
com whatever aonrco derived , to keep
correct account of the name , to pay
nem out only upon the written order
f the president and occretary. He
ball keep his books open to the in <
pectlonof the finance committee , and
ball make a full report to the board
n the - day of - , in eaol
oar.
Sixth The order of business at the
tatod meetings of the board shall bi
1 follows :
1 Reading proceedings of las'
mooting.
2 Reports from committees.
3 11 sports 'from superintendent
and other officer * ;
4 Allowance ot bills.
G .Uofiolpbod.aud new business.
Seventh ' , 'i' roe committees shal
> e appolnted-at the beginning of eaol
fear , as follows ;
pro
. charge of al
matters blativd to'Hho InCa'tion , ' pur-
ohaso arid.irent' l pronnds'bnlldlngs [
rooini , and'fixtarys ' petfalnlhg to thi
* '
same. ' ) - A
A commltteoion management whiol
shall have supervision of the hospital
and all persons employed therein am
the admission of persons to tbo same
subject to snob rules and regulation
as may bo established by the board.
Eighth The superintendent and al
employees shall bo appointed froi
time to time by the board which shal
5x their salaried and define their do
ties , and delegate such power to an
of the committees.
Ninth -It shall bo the duty of th
Superintendent to takeperaonaloharg
of the hospital and care and provld
for its inmates subject to such rnle
and regulations na may bo establhho
by the board , llo shall pay over a
money's received by him from inmate
or other sources and purchase su [
piles for the hospital , under the dl
reotlnns of the committee or inanagi
ment.
Tenth In the admission of lumatc
to the hospital no distinction o
nationality , sex or color will bo mudi
Those who first apply will bo firs
received , , but cases of great need c
Buffering will in all oasea have tt
preference. Those who have the pri
cnnlary ability will ba expected ar
required to pay for the aid and cai
extended to them as far aa able to d
BO , but the destitute and needy wl
always be admitted as far aa the meat
at the disposal of the trustees wl
permit ,
Eleventh Additional by-laws , ml
and regulations , may be adopted b
the board of trustees from time <
time , and all by-laws may ba amende
at any regular meeting of the boari
provided notice of such amondmei
has boon given at a previous mootlc
nd entered on the the books of tt
secretary.
* Ten years ago the name of Lyd
E. Plnkham waa scarcely known on
slde of her native state. To-day It
a household word all over the oont
nont and many who read the soouli
and religions journal * be beoos
familiar with the face that shines c
them with a modest confidence , i
which wo road tbo truth that "Not !
Ing 111 can dwell In snob a temple. "
For Cortgka ami Thijo , t
nsa BROWN'S BBOKOijUt ' .
"Have never changed my mind raspeotl )
them from } ba first , exo pt I tbfpk 7
better of that whlah I bagaa by toUbli
well of. " AtUairy Ward Buchtr. Bo !
only la box Frioeas. W caat * .
&ORGUTT
Will open on April 1st an elegant and com
plete
IT 502 BROADWAY , HFXT TO OFFIOER & PUSH'S ' BANK
They will carry a very
and will keep a full line ot
House Furnisihng Goods.
OASADY & ORCUTT ,
502 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM !
Nugent & Smith.
MERCHANT TAILOR
NOB. 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET , FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI
CAN EXPRFSS OFFICE.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
AETISTIO WORKMANSHIP.
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
'l ' fi U Hi R C Itl ft JP. OH ' .GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
UUnn DEilU < X UUii IB Main Street and 17 Pearl Street.
MAX MOHN JORESTON HOUSE. { .Hotol,217&219MolnSt Grocery , 216Majn Street ,
J. M BABSTOW. M. D. Cor. 5th OFFICE St. and : 5tb Are ,
[ ID I IT UIUITC OFFICE : Cor. Main and 5th , up-staira ,
Jil U. P. If nil Ci , Residence , 609 Willow Avenue.
| | JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
NQPyR7 ) Office oftor February 15th , over American Express.
S. S. WAGNER , for funerals at reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & GO , GASH BUYERS ,
Who'csola butter , egcs , poultry acd Irult. Ship to us. Draft by return mall. J40 Broadway.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
S. A. PIERCE , Cor. Main and First avenue ,
\ ;
PETHYBRIDCE& HERBERTS.
CM ITU CONTR ACTOR. AND BUILDER , Cor. 7th anc
CC Oifllilli Broadway. Plana and apeoificUlona fn'rniahedj
CUCDMAy In FINE HARNESS I have the varletj
WUf OnCllitlnili that brings patrouage. 124 Main street
I AM CO CDAUCV MERCHANT TAILOR , Artistio Wori
Unlfll-O rUHRtlj and Reasonable Onarges. 872 Broadway
Q On 13 FURNITURE , STOVES and
OC OUIlj Household Supplies , 303 Broadway
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block
LINDT & HART , Practices In state and federal courts.
Mann'f Fine Farnlturo.UpholBtory good
( Curtains and Window Shades , 309.B way.
f ) D C D y C UnClf'a/P. ' On Hides , Pelt * , Tallow and Grease
U lit II sit ) nUulUlV < X UUs | Ohlo go&15N Main St. 0. Blnff
O A M IT A D111 & 1 And bath house , 421 aud 423 Broadway. L. Sov
OANIIAmUM orelgn , Prop. , P.J.Montgomery , M. D. , Phy
I A Ml D BOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 522 ,
A l nlflD | Cor. Broadway and Soott streets
Uf ARC PADV VETERINARY SURGEON , Office
VlMllCi llHtlTy Bray's atable , No. 12 Scott street
I CI AMR BROOKLYN MARKET ,
LtLAIlU ; Cor. E'ghth ' and Broadway
j UJCIiyCOCV Mannf of HORSE COLLARS , Trade sup
Us II UN N COOT | plied , 8th St. , between Gth und 7th Avenno
SMITH & NORTON , Broadway , opp.
Opera House. Refuted. $1 , 81.60 per day
I MA linC I FURNITURE , STOVES , and GENERA ]
A Ui mMKULL , HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES , 325 Broadway
nr OA\I D HACOCI CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
UL UAY Ot UnuOtL , Corner Sixth and Haskell streets
Our New ixxvu BUU improvement.Oo
Investigation Into the matter .con
vinces us that ono of the most equita
ble , reasonable and feasible plans of
building houses is that proposed and
In operation by the Mercantile Loan ,
Trust and Improvement company of
ihla city. By lnvr lcg In shares In
this Institution , which la backed by
some of our boat and most reliable
business men , It beconrs possible and
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erate moans to secure a comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at a
certain monthly payment , In a few
years a man can own a house
of his pwn for about the sams as
ho pays monthly for rent. We
bellovo the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company , by organising and opening
up for business , having filled a long
felt want In Council Bluff * . Tholr
plaua and system of loans will boar
the most careful scrutiny and exam
ination , and we have no hesitancy In
pronouncing them rwinonsblo sad
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 our
city and those who deslro homes.
Their president Is T. A. Klrkland ,
vice president , Judge P * Ve ; .sec
retary , L RBwryj twarorw , CoL
Beebe. and their office U In the hue-
' ' * '
.
new block , cornwt Tim
P ulitre i. 1 n2T-ly
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIA1
NOTICES.
NOTICE. flp cl l kdrertlsemtnts , sue
Lost , found , To IiOan , For Salt , To Ren
Wants , Uo rdlnjr-eta , will bo Inserted In th
column at the ow rate ol TEN CENTS PR
LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CEN1
PER LINK for uch subsequent Insertlo
Learo adr citliements at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway.
Wanta.
Board aid rrom tor wife and l' (
WANTED am on tbe road Addrcei , w'.l
particulars , ' 'Board " Dm Office.
W nts a situation In a wholes ,
APOKTKB AddreisO. U. , U office , Count
Ulufli-
MASON by trulf , and wllllnfr to work i
4 almott anything , Is seeking a job Addrc
ison , " this office.
ITTANTED Situation by baker ol 10 yea
YY experience. Call or address Omaha hou >
Umana Nebnuka. 430-1'JK
- / L Council Blnlfs I
to taktTni Dim , 40 cents per week , d
UTtred by carrier * . Office , No T Pearl Btiee
near BroMway.
For Sole ana Bent
mo KEHT-From April 1st , k pleasantly la
L clthed suit ol rooini , ta gentlemen. 7 :
Vrst Avenue ,
„ BtWlnpacJtagKM a hundred at t
a package M'Tn BM'oaoMo. ' t Pea
HANAN & REDDISH
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Bryadway , Council Bluffs , \TnTOA
West Sldo Square , Clorinda JIUWA <
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. ,
( Successors to ERB St DUQUETTE ) ,
B
16 and 18 Pearl-st. , Council BluTs , la.
B. S. COLE & CO. ,
MANOTAOTUnEIlS.ANn.DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF
LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS.
Also WooJ and I'nnpTJMPSi Wood Tubing a d On Pipe and Pumn/ixturcn. for both Wood
and Iron Pumps , Order , will recclvo prompt attention. No. CO * H > nth Main Street.
COUNCIL- BLUFFS , IOWA. 115-eod-tSl
Broadway Steam Laundry !
WEST-BllOAUWAY ,
A. O. LARSON , - - Proprietor.
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. ra. y.
LE ABSTRACT 0 FFIGE.
J.VCT. . SlOTTXJECEi teCJO.
: , a n d s and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
OUHCIL BLUFFS
M. T. DAVIS , President. N. B. EASTON , Secy.
J , 0. HOFFMAN , Vice Prea. 0. HULBURT , Adjuster.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO.
Insures Live Ftook Against Loss by
THEFT OR DEATH.
Offlop , 1O3 Pearl Btreot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
i1 * The only company in Iowa that will Insure
year stock agalnnt loco from any cause whatever.
'Owners ot Stotkuill consult their own tntcroit If , when
insuringtheir Stock , tney an- that the policy IrcluJea All
I the losses they may have , nd be sa'tsfica with nothing less.
For further Informatltn call on or address
- - - - nfflce , No 9 Main Street.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , ' Iowa.
DEVOL & WRIGHT ,
HARDWARE STOVES , TINWARE
504 Broadway , 12 and 14 Main Street , - * , ' . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW.
We noHctt your patronape and will make It pay ynu to trnde with UP. Mall orders a
pppcUlty. Prompt attention and elope prices.
For Engines , Boilera , OantiQCB , Repairs and
MACHINERY.
Fend Orflera to JOHN , Manufacturer ,
Corner Street and 8th Avenue , Council Bluff ) . I'lomp" attention to orJers. The i
Wfltkmonthlp nd Hea nnable chartea _ ( eb 10
Highly-Biotl Trotting Stallions ,
Owned by Dr. 0. W. Archibald.
1883 SEASON 1883
NORMOHT Dark' chestnut horse. 15
haVdshlgb7"ealed IffB : hied by Ocn.W.T-
Withers , LexInRtonKy f by Almont , dam Norman -
man Maid by Alexander's Norman , the sir * ot
Lulu , record 2JB ; Almont by Alexander's Abdal-
lah , sir * ol Ooldsmi'h ' Maid , r cord 2:11. : Al
mont his sired 50 hones with records 11 * 30 and
better , and 3 with records In 2:20 and b. tUr.
GIJSN'WOOD Ihestnutiorrel horse. 15
hanashTgh , loaUdlSTC , bred by Pliny Nicholas ,
Esq. , West Liberty. Iowa , by Wipsle , dam a flno
K' mucky bred m.re. Glenwood Is a large powerful -
erful horse , weighs 1,160 p-.unds , hai great iityla .
g and speed , and his proven hlnuoll a moa , excel.
' Thcsa hones possess rare Individual excellence ,
T nd choice brcoJlnjr. Ihcso highly bred stal.
1031 will make the tprln ? season ot 1683 at the
Oounoil Bluffs Driving Park
At S35 Eaoli , to Ininro.
' For further Information apply to
„ SAMUEL OOLBU11N , Trainer ,
Council Blnils Driving 1'srk.
mnrI3-dlm
EDWIN J. ABBOH.
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public.
MBBroadway , Council Bluffs.
S. E. MAXON ,
A. xc ci
Ottt
OODNOIL BLTJIT8 , Iowa.
MORGAN , KELLER & 00. ,
The ttncst quality and Unrest stock west ol
Chicago ol V * ooden and Metallc Cases. Calls at
tended to tt all hours. We iltlv competition n
quality ol roods or prices. Our' ' Mr .Morgan has
serroa as uDQertaker lor forty jmrs and thor
oughly uooontand * his buamoes. Warerooms ,
311 Broadway. UPHOLUTERI'NQ In all Its
branches Dromotly attended toalso carpet-la
log ana laniorequlns. I'dcgraphlo auti uia or
ders filled without delay.
MBS , E , J , EAEDINO , H , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST.
Oradaate ol Electropathlo Inatltutlon , Fhlla
delphia , Fenna.
Office Oor , Broadway & Olonn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment ol all dlu > * $ t-i p.lsfai
acuities peculiar to lemalea a spedaliy
raos. ornoM. . B. it. rosir.
OfflCEEr & FUSE ,
OMs , k
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Established , . - - 1866
Dtaltrs In'rorelca tad Domtstls KitsA "
4 boas KcQriUs * .