TEE VAIL' ) BEE-COUJSOil. . J3LUPFS IOWA MONDAY MAY U
The Daily
Monday Mornlnjj , May 14.
1UUBCIUPT10N RATES !
Sr Carrier , SO cents per week.
By Mill . . . . . . 110.00 per Year.
Offloo : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
roadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See Joseph Ilcltor'i spring styles.
Additional local on seventh pato. ;
CiiKAr lUiLnoAD TICKETS. Buy thorn
from D , W , Uushncll , C doors north of
postofF.co. mtf
District court opens hero to-day ,
Judge Iljcd presiding.
Thera were only two Saturday
night drunks run in , Din Illloy and
J. Silvo.
The Ilarrleono are to appear In
"Photos" at Dohany'n Tuesday
night.
The superior court la now trying to
run without a cede , some ono having
borrowed or stolen the book ,
The Catholic ladles are making big
preparations fir a festival to ooonr at
Xbhany's hall on Tuesday , May 22.
The social and dancing party given
by the Splrtnallsts at their hall Satur
day night proved a happy ouo and was
well attended ,
Mr. Probatle hns moved hla wooden
building on Broadway back to the
roar of his lot , and 1s preparing to
build a brick store.
All thoao who have filad applications
for saloon licenses have Laid In the
necessary cash , except three or four of
the moit prominent saloonlita ,
The work on Main street cantcs
much hardship to many businessmen
mon and property owners there just
now , on account of the heavy falls of
rain and the absence of any facilities
for running the water off.
City Engineer Tost-jrn was survey
ing Broadway on Saturday in suspic
ions proximity to the steps loading
Into the city building. It Is possible
that iheio stops are In the street ,
and ought they not to bo removed ?
Judge Band should look Intt this
case.
case.Tho
The mission thnt has boon conduct
ed by the Redemptlonist Fathers ,
O'Shoa , Oook and Henry , at the
Catholic church , closed last night.
During the past two weeks the church
bis been crowded ' .o Its utmost oapa-
city every night and morning. Fathers
O'Bhea and Henry will remain In the
city a short time longer. Father Cook
will proceed at once to St. Louis.
There was a merry wedding party
Saturday evening , at the retiuonoe of
Wm. A. Hiizhsmhhon Sacond avenue ,
the CDntr ctlng parties being 0 0.
Oochrau and RIlis Iloso Davidson.
Justice Abbott performed the cere
mony in the presence of a largo num
ber of friends. The happy couple
were the recipients of many gifts and
many congratulations. Dancing and
other festivities were kept up until
midnight.
City Marshal Jackson say a ho pro
poses now to enforce the oow ordl
nanco strictly on. all the principal
streets and ID the central part of the
city , but docs not propose going out
in the rural districts to drive cows in ,
nnloss special complaint is made to
him , in which CMC he will , of course ,
attend to the matter. In the thickly
populated part of town where OOWB are
really on ainoyanco ho proposes to
inn them In but will lot the cows
who are pasturing on vacant property
In tht outskirts roam about until com
plained of.
A man named Mulvanoy was nr
zested for carry ing concealed weapons ,
a revolver bulng found npon him bj
the police officers who arrested him
for being a llttlo too boczy and noisy ,
Mulvaney explained that ho had
bought the revolver that day to pro <
teot hlmiolf on a tiip that ho wai
going to take south. Oapt. Price tool
np the defense and discovered that th (
Information did not sot forth the faol
that Mnlvanoy was not a police officer
and the ovldcnco failed to show bui
what bo had a right to carry thi
weapon. This technical flaw in thi
information was largo enough fo ;
Mulvaney to crawl through , and he
was lot looio. . ,
Mueller soils nowadays lots of thosi
fine Wobar-Llndorman and Hordmai
pianos.
ii
Nugent & Smith , merchant tailors
have received nn excellent line o
summer suitings , and are prepared t
make them up In the latest styles , an
on chortett notice. Qlvo them a cal
and examine their goods , NOB. 7 an
0 Main street.
A GOOD TAKE.
Tha Oaklaitt'Bdltor Takea'to Himeo
a Worthy Wlfo.
An enjoyable occailon waa thi
which occurred at the reildence <
Mr , and Mn. Wm. Lym n on Thnn
day evening , May 10 , occasioned b
the marriage of A. T. Cox , editor (
The Oakland Acorn , to Nettle I
Jamei , daughter of Stephen Jamej
the ceremony being performed b
Her. W. 0. Martin , of IndUnoli. A
ter miny hearty congratnlatlona a
partook of abountloua repaat ,
Tbo brldo never appeared lovellc
and was the recipient of many token
of friendship.
Mr. Cox has been the editor of Th
Acorn for something over a year , an
by the use of hla willing pen and nt
tiring efforts has done much to In
crease the thrift and prosperity of ou
baiy town.
With the cara and prudence poculli
to A , T. ho has erected a faio rei
dence in West Oakland , into whlc
ho will aoon move , and whore it
hoped ho and hU wlfo will live at
proaper for many yean to come.
EQUIB
Kedele'a filters at Blxby'i.
Have yon sampled those orang
and btnanac nt Brtun'i European re
jaorant ?
Dt , Weit , Dentist , 14 Pearl streo
THE MYSTERY OF MIND ,
Another Strida in fcho Theory
of Evolution ,
John Ahleo Presents Olearly
Some Fresh Thoughts of
Sciontiflc Interest ,
Dasplto the drenching rain there
was a goodly ilzod andleiico gathered
yesterday morning to hoar John
Ahlca' ' leotnro , nnd the closest atten
tion was given him from the Tory
atari.
atari.Ai
Ai nil know here , where Mr. Ahlcs
has lived so long , ho laya claims to no
high-Bounding titles , and nukes no
parade as a scientist , and yet OB ii
alao well known ho la a cloao olu-
dent , and does lay claim to baitig a
conscientious thlukor and candid
speaker. IIo labors under the dlfli
oalty of having to prcsont his
thoughts In English , instead of his
mother language German and al
though this Is a great dfflhulty , es
pecially In handling scientific sub
jects , where fine shading * and accu-
raoles of speech are BO necessary , yet
ho overcame this obstacle nobly In his
lectnr'o yesterday. II o presented
mat y facts and thoughts which were
now to those who listened , and which
showed that ho had not fallen behind
the latest writers and investigators In
that part of the scientific Cold In
ffhhh ho baa for aevoral.yoara been so
enthusiastically Interested.
It U next to Impossible to glvo a sat
isfactory and just synopals of a scion-
tlfio lecture of this sort. Statements
of theories having boon closely ntnd-
led and concisely framed , Illustrations
null chosen , and links In the chain tf
reasoning closely riveted , It la difficult
to giro a jast Idea In uny brief man
ner. The lecture needs bo hoard In
full.
full.An
An outline may , however , not bo
entirely amiss. Tno speaker opened
hla lecture with a bird's-oyo view cf
evolution and Its growth , and how the
school had divided on the question as
to whether the mlud of man had been
slowly evolved trom the lower types
of mental life , or whether It elands
apart from all other types. The speak
er hold to the former Idea , and msdn
a strong argument In Its favor. Ho
hollared that the man's mind differed
from that of the lower animate In de
gree rather than In kind. Ho hollered
hat Vfhllo perhaps not every fact of
nlmal Intelligence could not now be
'zplalned ' fully on this hcory , yet ,
he oxcoptlona wcro BO few ,
nd the probability of their
peody explanation with further study
? aa ao apparent , thnt the theory
hould bo accepted , Ho hold that
nont animal instincts could bo ox-
lalnod on the ground of natural
rowth , rather than the belief that
hey were Implanted by the creator ,
fho migratory Inslioct , the homo in-
tlnct , nnd ono or two othcrH needed
llttlo further nclontifio liqalry , bat
.hero vrero cnnntlcsa cases of animal
nstlnota which could bo explained by
, wo hypothrsen. One , that they nrlso
rom the clTjcta of * hablt In succitHslvo
onoratlonn , aotloca which were origin-
illy Intelligent , and became stereo-
ypod Into permanent Instincts. In-
tlnctn might arlap from Intelligent
boor vat Ion and adjaslmcut gradually
rowing Into a non-intelligent or In-
tlnotlvo adjustment.
The other way in which animal In-
tlnota might arlso was' from the sur-
ival of the fittest , which the speaker
llustratcd by facto In incubation ,
ho protection of eggs being the
irlmary motlvo of the mother ,
nd the effect of the warmth
being secondary. II o also illustrated
' ) j the sucking Instinct as shown in a
orm of a jolly fiah , very close to the
vegetable form of life. Ho hold that
n most cases of animal Instincts , In-
olllgonco and natural solcotlon have
; ono hand in hand In producing the
'osnlta ' , natural selection always scour-
ng and rendering permanent any ad
vances which Intelligent may have
nr.de. In closing thia part of his
mbject ho called attention to the fact
hat Instincts are plastic and not
igldly fixed.
The other great didionlty in accept'
ng the theory was the enormous dlf
'oronco between human and anlmn
ntelllgonco. Wo were not prepared
to suspect the possibility of miu'i
mind being developed from anlma * In
telligence , until comioood that 111 :
body was n preduet of natural ovolu
tlon. Yet It WBD a question of decree
not of kind.
To show thi > similarity the apoako :
Illustrated how the omotionn ol fear ,
affection , passion , pugnacity , jealouiy
sympathy , pride , reverence , cmuln
tlon , shame , hate , curiosity , revenge
cruelty , the aoneo of the ludicrous anc
that of the beautiful , were found li
animals , as well as in man , dlilarlni
only In degree.
The speaker carefully defined in
stlnotlve and rational acts , the dlfler
once being that the former were act
ao often repeated as to need no con
sclous effort of thought , whllo the ra
ttonal act required a conscious cflorl
Men acted olten Instinctively in com
mon with animals. Was It too mncl
to bollovo that animals acted often r
tionally In common with man )
Taero was a great chasm botwoei
the roacon shown by ma
and the gem of reason In the brute
but It was a difference not c
kind , but of decree. Ono of th
causes of this difference was the fac
that man possessed the power o
speech. Mr. Ahlos Illustrated how
without the help of signs or words , I
was Impossible to road inoro than th
lowoit degree of abstract thought. I :
order to make speech possible ther
was required a peculiar mental an
vocal organlzUlon. When thla WB
developed the rudimentary spaeoh be
yan , and speech In turn advance
thought , and thus they roolorooall
helped developo each other. This th
speaker accounted In part for the gret
degree of difference between man
mental powers and what are turme
the Instincts of the brute world , an
yet insisted that human Intelligent
was of the sumo kind as that of th
animal , and developed to so high
degree that people had been led t
think that the Creator had given t
one moro more Instinct and has blni
ed the other with reason M an absolut
gift. In doling , the speaker said that
thin theory need not necessarily do
away with other beliefs &a to each
being the Lord's and the fulnots
thcroof , or that Oed created all , un
less the Idea ot law was held to bo in
oppoaltion to that of a creator.
At the clcao of the lecture , D : .
Paulson showed a photograph ho had
received of the child monkey , secured
by the great scientist Dock , In India ,
and which la now causing such a stir
in Europe aa balng "tho missing link"
so long searched for to support the
Darwinian tneory ; The doctor gave
a very interesting account of the cap
ture of the peculiarities of this girl ,
who seems half monkey and half hu
man.
Carpets , Furniture and Stovea at
Mandel'a ' , cheap.
Parlor and celling decorations In
wall papur at P. U. Miller's , 20 North
Main street.
Srryrna figs , as well aa cimllca of
all Vddoties , at Braun'i104 Broad
way.
THE POWDfliB HOUSES.
They Must ba Remtved In Grdor to
Qulut the Nervss of the Timid.
Some year or BO ago there was qulto
a little commotion raised about the
powder houses , which are located In
the outskirts of the city. At that
time it was discovered that the doors
had been used as targets by cureless
shooters , and that there were resi
dences so near the powder houses that
In ease of an 'explosion there might
much death &nd destruction follow ,
The city council , bolng woke up , ordered -
derod all the powder houses removed
ftithln six months. Llttlo has been
done slnco then , and the order has
baon a dead letter until a short time
ago , somu of the women , who
had tired of waiting for the
mon to do anything , signed a
petition and protest , and marched to
TUB BEE office to have It msdo public.
Since the woman's dccutceut was pub
lished In THE BSE , there has been A
liUln moro ttlr , and on Saturday D.
K. Djbaon filed in tha court a com
plaint against Oliver & Graham for
maintaining a powder house in Plum
Hollow. The city marshal says ho is
goicg to have the owners of other
powaer houses brought to tlmo also.
In most If not all those cues the local
firms are simply agents for powder
mills in the east , and do not own the
powder houses , but handle ( he powder
on commission , so that if all are forced
to move tttolr houses the local mon
will only have to charge the manufac
turers a llttlo more for the extra
trouble of having the powder stored at
a greater distance. The ordlnanco is
being violated In other ways In the
city , and retail dealers in powder
should alao road it up nnd BOO to it
that they have the required sign *
posted in the wiadowi and that they
do nut keep on hind moro than the
law allows ,
A Rood awning fr sale. J. C. Blxby ,
333 Broadway.
Seaman la closing out a atcck of
dolls at very low prlcea.
Deoda of Dirt.
The following transfers of real os-
ate are reported for THE BEB as
aken from the county records by J ,
iV. Sqnlroa & Co. , abitractora of titles
and real estate and loan agonta , Conn *
11 Bluffs :
H. M. Wym n to A. W. Wyman ,
n a o and pait n t 27 , 74 , 42.
Robert Wilson to' 0. Illley , part of
ot ICO , 0. P. city ; $2,500.
Nancy J Baruei to J. W , Snoderly ,
ok G In block 11 Williams' lit city ;
$350.
Troas. to A. B. Walkar , ao of ue ol
nw 13 , 74 , 44 ; $2G 73.
Tieas to A. B. Walkar , lots 1 , 5 and
in block 3G , BayllisA Palmer1 , add.
$41 GO.
J. Folson to M. A. Marshall , lots
20 and 21 In block 37 , Oantral sub. ,
$200.
E. Wadiworth toV. . Wing , lot In
block 12 , $1.
A. H. Wing to T. Harlo , part J of
no 27 , 72 , 44 , $1.
J , H. Swanaou and L. T. Nelson to
J. W. McMulleu , * i of nw | 24 , 76
44 , $2,000.
A. B. Walker to Mary B. Swan , lots
G and 7 In block 1C , Howard's add. ,
$500.
Remarkable Escape.
John Kuhu , of Lifnyette. Ind. , ha \ a
very narrow escape from iloutb. This I
his own story : "One year no I waa In the
( nut stages of Consumption. Our bea
phynlcUiu gave my case up. I fianlly go
to low that our doctor rnlri I could not live
twenty-four houra My friends then pur
ch soii a bottle of lit.Vn. . HALL'S HAL
BAU roil TUB LVNQH , which benefited we
I continued until I took nine bottles ,
am now In perfect health having mci nether
other moilclno.
Rubber Hose at J. 0. Blxby'f , 331
Broadway.
Our Now Liouu uuu improvement Co
Investigation Into the matter con
vlnces us that ono of the most eqnita
bio , reasonable and feasible plans o
building houses Is that proponed am
In operation by the Mercantile Loan
Trust and Improvement company o
this city. By Inventing In shares lr
thia Institution , which la backed bj
some of our boat and most rollabl
business mon , it becomes possible am
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erato means to secure a oomfortabl
homo for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at
certain monthly payment , in n fo\
years n man can own a hous
of his own for about the sama a
ho paya monthly for rent. W
bcllovo the Mercantile Loan and Trus
company , by organizing and oponln
up for business , having filled a Ion
felt want In Council Bluffs. Thcl
plans and system of loans will boa
the most careful scrutiny and exam
( nation , nnd wo have no hesitancy ir
pronouncing them reasonable nut
equitable , and backed by gontlemoi
of honor and Integrity. As the com
pany exists It becomes at once nu in
stltutloa of value and credit to on
city and those who deairo homea
Their president Is T. A. Klrkland
vlco president , Judge Poako ; sot
rotary , I. 11. Beery ; treasurer , Co
Boobo , and their otlico is in the base
tuent of Shugart'a and McMahon'
now block , corner First avenue an
. . F. U. ORCUTT.
J. N , CASADY. . . .
GASADY
502 BROADWAY , ' - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
EXCLUSIVE
Only one in the City. Stock now
Complete.
Mail Orders Solicited.
OASADV & ORCUTT ,
C02 Broadway.
Bulk and Barrel Lime ,
LOUIVSILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT ,
MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR AND SEWER PIPE.
Hard and Soft Coa' a Lowcit I'rlct. No. 31 Pearl Street Connrll Bluls.
NUGENT & SMJTH ,
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
First-class Goods and the licst of Workmanship
Guiinink'cd.
NOB. 7 and 9 Main Street , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
18 Main Street nnd 17 Pearl Street.
01 AD&f P OH DRUGGISTS. PrcBcrlotlouo com.
LR ULnlm OL UU.j poundwd atallhcurs. ICG Broadway ,
\nnp-ciTn\r nnndwGrocery 215 Main Street.
° RESTON nnndw .
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Hotnli17 & 219 Maln st <
Ui m BARS a 0 W ill. Cor. 5th St. and 5th Ave.
UILESTC OFFICE . : _ Oor. Main _ _ and 5th . , nc-stalra.
JC trie M f ! m *
Restdonco , COO Willow Avenue.
JUSTIOEOF THE PEACE ,
. SGHURZ Oflico over American Expross.
S. S. WAGNER , for funerals at reaaonnble rates , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & CO , GASH BUYERS ,
Who csaW butter , tgw , poultry and fruit. Ship to ui. Draft by return mall , H8 Broidway.
A niCDPC NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
r\- Cor. Main and First avenue.
PETHYBBiDGE& HERBERT ! . * -B .
P F MITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Oor. 7th and
Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished'
W. W. SHERMAN.In FNEnARNESS brings patronage , 124 Main street.
I AMCC ETDABJCV MERCHANT TAILOR , Artistio Work
U Mill CO riinllLIj and Reasonable Ofiargcs. 872 Broadway.
OH 111 FURNITURE , STOVES and
& OUNf Household Supplies , 303 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block.
LIKOT & HART , Practices in state and federal courts ,
MDO D I DDHUfM 10R ORE AM AJSD CONFEO
lYIno. O. U. DnUWM , TMNERY , 210 Broadly.
/ On Mann'f Fine Fnrnlture.Upholstery goods
EOTnOI/CDTP I U U n Curtains and Window Shades , 309 Bway
And bath houeo , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov
ereign , Prop. , P. J. Montgomery , M. D. , Phy.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 808 Broadway , opposite
Union Avenue , second door above Mutiopolitan ,
UfADC OADV VETERINARY SURGEON , Oflico
WAUL : Bray'a otablo , No. 12 Scott street.
Manuf c f HOUSE COLLARS , Trade sup
plied , 8h St. , between Oth and 7th Avenuo.
I AOSfITT Justice of the Peace , Notary Public
UK nDtJU I l and General Conveyancer , 415 B'way.
SMITH & NORTON , Broadway , opp. Now
Opera House. Refitted. $1 , $1.50 per day.
DE GAY & GASSEL CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
, Corner Sixth street and Avenue G ,
NEW AND SECOND 1IAND HOUSEHOLD
W. H. ALMY , GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD , 212 Broadway.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
HOTICES.
KOTICE.-Sptclal adreitltcmeati , uc
Loit , round , To. Loan , Foi Sale , To Rent ,
Wanti , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In thli
column at the ow rate ol TEN CENTH PER
LINE lor tbe flrjl Intertlon and FIVE CKNT3
i'ER LINE lor each tubtcquont Iniertlon.
Leave a4v rtlsom at our office , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Buadway.
Wftnta.
rpl.NSKPHWANTED-Oood pay and Meady
1 work lor competent men. DoVol i
104 Ilraadway , Council IHufl ) .
"lATANTED A good K'fl ' lor IRtneial liouse-
"irk Apply at B i otlico.
- - Council BluSi lo
WANTED-Evm-body cent ) JM week , da
llvered by carrleri. Office , Ko I 1'eail Stieel
near llroadway. _ _ _
For Bale and Rent
BEES In package * 01 a hundred at tic
OLD paciajt at Tui Bu office , Mo. T '
iuet
FRESH FISH.
WILLIAM RAPP ,
1041 Main Street , Next Block aonth
of P. 0. , Council Blnfls , Iowa.
VIluLFSALK tlKALKK IN
PROMPT CASH PAID.
No commlsslonj charged. Send lor Quotation ] ,
M2 Droid ay , - COUhC'IL BLVFF3
. E.
OXct OTC > mrloji t nk.
00 UNOIIj BLUFFS , Iowa
jiiSSS5 - - - ' * ' ' '
SWSpff ix'fei
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Z. To L1NDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffjmvv .
West Side Square , Clarinda/lu > VAi
B. S. TERWILLIGER ,
DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY
IP.A-PER : :
31 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DUQUETTE , GUIBERI & CO. ,
( Succeseora to ERB & DUQUETTE )
, _
JiVlBJXIl UD'liaiGII'Ll
i
16 and 18 Pearl-st. , Council Bluffs , la.
SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD ,
IDEALERS IN
CROCERIESPROVISIOS , BOOTS&SHOES
Drafts on Batik of Ireland. Dublin , for ealo. 343 Broadway , 0 > oncil .Bluffa.
224 and 226 Broadway. i
BOOKS , TOYS AND NOVELTIES ,
Greatest Variety in tbe City. No fctjrarjger should fail to visit iny Btoro rooms.
& GO. ,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL TUB JIOST IMPROVED KINDS OF
UGEf G RODS S ORNABTS.
Also WocJ and Iron PTJMPS. Wood Tubing tt-d Oas Pipe and Tumn fixtures , for both Wco
acd Iron Fuiup . Order * will receive p.orant attention. . No. C01 Hnuth Main Street ,
. . .
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. US-cod-tS
Broadway Steam Laundry !
724 WEST 1UIOAUWAY ,
A. C. LARSON , - - Proprietor.
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY , .
JOHN R. MARTIN ,
PLUMBER , GAS AND STEAM FITTER
Ilia a full line of Bath Tub. * , Slnkc , Boilera , Brass nnd Lead UoodB , Lead and Iron
Pipes and fittinRS. Jobbing promptly attended to. First-class work Riiarantred.
NO. 11PEAHL STKHET , - . COUNCIL BLDFFt ? .
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FGL !
3VST. . J i C * XT I aK , 3E1 AB CJ CS .
[ j a n d B and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
KOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
ORESTOK HOUSE ,
MAXMOHN , PROPRIETOR ,
215 , 217 and 219 south Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
THE LEADING DEAI.EU IN
337 Broadway , Oormoil Bluffs , Iowa , r M
n. u. rue IT.
tuofl. omciK. w. . . .
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - I860
Dealer ! In Foreign koj Dcmcatlo Kichirgf
n > l hcrox * curltlp .
OfrO M7O
H. R. JONES
JOB THE
Douglas Vapor Stoves
The best and simplest In tbeuoiU. Also ( or
74 Gatollno Stovta.
WINTHSRLICH BRO'3 ,
Iron & Brass Foundry
Cor. 6th Street and llth Avenue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
MORQAN , KELLER & 00. ,
XTKrxaaEi fn ? A.IICKJ : OEC s
The Uiicst quality aid largest Block woet ol
Chicago ol Moodcn and McUUc Ca m. Call ] attended -
tended to at all hour * . Wa delv compclltlon n
quality ol eooJ or price * . Our Mr .llorfaii nai
wrvcu atuuuertakcr lor forty jtr and tbor
ouglily UDooniaudi bl < huunuu.Varcroomi ,
311 llrcaaway. Ul'IlOLaTEUINQ In all IU
brancbr * orwuotly attended to a'o carpetla
ing ana laniDrequlni. Selevraphlc ana ui * or-
den ailed without delay ,
MBS , E , J , IIARDINQ , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST.
Qridnite el Electropathlo Inj'.Untlon , fhlU
dolphl * , renn * .
Offlco Oor , Broadway & Qlenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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Hard Wood & Yellow PineLumlier
PILING AND EIUDOKMATHRIAL. ALSO
MISSOURI WOOD AND COAL.
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Avdiuc. Yard fcr. and ful Main utrcet.
W , R. VAUGHAN :
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
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Rral Estate & Collection Agency.
n Odd Follow B block , over Savings'