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6 OMAHA DAlJLiT BEE-COUNCIL BLiJFFS , SATURDAY , JUNE U , 1884. THE DAIL * BEE. OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturdav Morning , Juno 14 , SUBSCRIPTION HATES. Br C nlct -------a ) ' ent * per week By MM1 - - - - - - - - - $10.00 pet yc t OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. M1NOH MENTION , See J. Hoi tor's Spring Goods. . City council to-night , if a quorum ca" l > o had. The Bavarian band gooa to Papillon on the Fourth. It doesn't look aa if Council Bluffs \raa to have much of a Fourth of July cole- bration. B , II. Scott's black mare cither atraycd away or was stolen from his barn Thursday - day night. David Tostovin has boon adjudged in sane and taken to the asylum at Mt. Pleasant. The last matrimonial permit issued is to Dotlof J. H. Kroll and Mary Roller , both of Council Blufla. Justice Abbott iras yesterday busy hearing the tedious evidence of doctors in a glandorod horse case. H. H. Homo & Co. have engaged the services of Mr. Frank P. Whitney , who now travels on the road for this firm. Business in Council BlulTa is by no moans at a standstill , Yesterday II. E. Seaman handled about 38,000 , pounds of papor. In the district court yesterday the case of Wells Cook vs. the Equitable Insur ance Company of the United States was still on trial. JudgeAylcsworth has boon having his residence auppliod with water pipes and all the needed conveniences , both for cold and hot water. The heavy rain early yesterday mim ing washed away a part of the south wall of the foundation of tbo residence of D. M. Connell the undertaker. There was another racket at Bookom- por's saloon yesterday , and John Megan and P. M. Brady wore arrested but soon aftorsottled thomattorand were released. A. T. Flickingor , who is probably the only man in the city keeping a rain gauge , found by measurement that the rainfall night before last was just a half ov inch. inch.A roc A horse and buggy were lot out from the Blue Bam to aomo party , Thursday tin ; night , and not having boon returned up aar thi : to last evening the supposition is that B" they have boon stolen. p A wagon which is used in collecting ua. bones and stale meat from the markets ua.R every day , smolloth not sweetly , and las some are grumbling about it. The prom pr ise is made that hereafter the wagon will bo covered. Mra. Elizabeth Bryant , mother of II. T. Bryant , died at the residence of her daughter , Mrs. P. J. Honnessy , 810 7th da avenue , Thursday evening , Juno 12 , Funeral at 3 p. m. , Saturday , Juno 14 , is from the aamo placo. H. Shoemaker yesterday effected a ealo IOf of the residence property of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor on Mynator street juat below ] c Seventh , to John Schmid , who paid for the property $2,750 cash. Mr. Schmid will raise and improve the property , and proposes to build another house alongside ri of the present one. Services of the Y. M. 0. A. will bo hold aa follows : To-night at 8 o'clock Bible study , for young men only , in rooms No. 12 North Main street ; at the same place to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock , gospel services to which all , both ladies and gentlemen , are most heartily invited to bo present. At the mooting of the grand grove of Druids of Otturawa , this week , W. II. Yaughan was unanimously chosen as noble grand arch of the stato. There are now 48 groves in the state , and a mem bership ot nearly 2,000 members. There was no oppoaitlon to Vaughn , and ho I went to the front with a good deal of en thusiasm. W Gates , was arrested twice Thursday on complaint of his wife , who claimed that ho was threatening her life , and raising rows at homo , all of which Gates denied , Ho claimed that all his wife and mother-in-law wanted was to got him out of tlio way while they run off some of his property , a buggy and other avnilablen. No ono appeared against htm yesterday morning and ho was released , ratlmr cor roborating his statement that they only wanted him locked up so that they could do as they pleased. It is reported that Mr. David Mottaz has decided to BOOH resign his position ns custodian of the city jail. It is to bo hoped that ho will reconsider this doclsion , and conclude to remain , for ho certainly performs the duties well , and it would bo difficult to secure ono who would do as troll. The position is not so easy a ouo to fill , Aa many think Mr. Mottaz is not only prompt in the performance of his duties , but Is cheery and accommodating , hon est and faithful , ho ought to stay , f-V Purifier Wanted , An enterprising partner with 810,000 to establish a patent medicine business. An independent fortune to be made in one year. Men who moan business only need apply A capitalist pr. forrod. Business will bo located in Omalm. Ad dress F. G. 0 , 8. , BEE ollico. Council Bluffa. .Jit Sweet potato plants largest stock in the vreat by W , U. Foster , Council Blffus , Bend for price list hi SLEEPY SEATON , Ho Gets Ac < | uniWct With a , Man Who A few days ago a young man named Scaton , whoso father is sheriff of Linn county , and whoso homo is in Marion , lown , arrived hero searching for ft man who is wanted there , young Soaton serving in the capacity of deputy ahorifT. After spending some time heroin looking for pointers , and interviewing the police , ho took the dummy train and wont across the river to hunt thoro. Whilp sitting ir the Union Pacific depot waiting for n train ho fell In conversation with n very pleasant sort of a gentleman who seemed very courteous and frco-hoartcd , ixnd who furnished ft treat of bananas , and they feasted nnd chatted until pretty well acquainted. Young Soaton had boon up for two or Ihrco nights , travelling , nnd was pretty well tired out , and soon dropped into n dozo. When ho awoke , his companion had disappeared , nnd also his pocket book containing between $ -10 and $50. Refrigerators and ice chests at bottom prices. W. SIJomor & Co. , 23 Main street. The IMiitf Hat In PollfluH. EDITOR BEK : I notice by the city pa that a Blnino and Logan Club has re been organized in this city , nt the "Ogdon House parlors , " and after the usual spread eagle speeches , by-hws tliSf adopted fixing the initiation fco at Sf 5 a head provided ono is accepted ns n number , wo suppose ! This , it Booms to mo , is something now in republicanism. It looks very much na if the object of these plug hat nnd silk ifsb stocking follows was to Imvo n club com posed of only n select few of men who nro too fi'io haired to associate witli the mass i of the people those who cast the bulk of the republican vote , and without whoso support the party would bo doomed to sure defeat. They are evidently now hands in the president making business , uid might with profit inko n few lorsons from aomo elder but loss officious ropubli- cans. There i are enough republican workingmen - men in the city to organize a largo club and it should bo done at once. Lot everyman anmi man who wishes to support the republi can ticket bo admitted , bo ho black or white , and with a plenty of campaign speeches and good iiiumgomont the re sult of the election in November will bo gratifying to every ropnblican and will surprise the plug hat politician. Fine cigars at auction , C02 B'way. Something for Nothing. Until further notice wo give to each twentieth customer his purchase , what- aver the price pr value of the same may bo Our cashier will keep nn accurate record of every transaction , and when tin twentieth sala of any amount is made ho purchaser will bo presented with the lanio.Vo have adopted for the present his syi.tom . of advertising because it jives our patrons instead of the news papers : the five per cent , which it cost . Clothing retailed at wholesale prices. ! Hats retailed at case prices. Furnishing goods , trunks , bags , umbrellas , etc. , etc. Every twentieth customer presented with his purchase. METOALU Bnos. PEIlSONAlj. lion. .Tno. Y. Stone was in the city yester- lay. ; 0. < IL HulchiiH , of l-'ranklinville , N. Y at ! Uiu Pacific. George I 11 , Oloud , of Carroll , wai ot the OgJcii yesterday. Mrs.i. . T. Lindsey and d.iuglilur yontonlay left | for n trii > to Denver. 15. 0. Cole and fnmily lu.ivo for Mt. Pleas ant on it wovkV pleoHuro trip. Robert Pringlo , of Bridgownter , D. T. , ar rived nt the Pacific yesterday. Win. Hendcrtun , of Algona , wnH in the city yesterday and dined.itUechtelo'rt. Bob Koonz is now located ut Oakland nnd is ilanniiiR to bo permanently engaged there in landling hogs. 15. lloBccrans lion returned fromOltumwa , hero Italian been attending the grand grove ' the ancient order ( if Dniitln. W. U. Jndd has returned from bis Had nurnoy to Aurora , 111. , uhero ho wan called ) y the il ! ss and death of his father. J. 15. Nolilo , ngent , of 1'nrepaugh'n circus , as hero yesterday -.inging for the appear- mco of the show hero the last part of .Tilly. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swan , Mrs. Kintry , if Bhenaiuloah , and Mrs. Hewitt , of ] ) es iIoincB , yesterday Btartod from here for 'hcrokeo. llov. ] < 'uthrr McMuiiomy e.xix'ctn to return ; o-day from Colfax Springs , whore he has been for his health. Ho writuH that ho has derived mat benefit from the Springs. Aid. Keating in oil for on eastern trip , ox- ( > octing to vinit South liundwhuro IUH daughter , lias been attending Notm Damu college , and aim will accompany him on the trip , Iluthnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to all points. Funeral Dlrcutoru. The fourth annual meeting of the Funeral Directors' association of the state of Iowa will bo hold in Marshnlltown , in Masonic hall , Juno 21th and 25th. 0. P. Arnold is the president and 13. P. Day , secretary , and all communications and in quiries regarding the convention should be fiddrfaaod to the latter. The opening Bosnian Tuesday afternoon Juno 24 , will open with prayer by Jlov. Casobeor. llov. A. K , Day will give the addroBd of welcome , and the president , 0 , P. Arnold , will rcHOond. The reading - ing of the minutes of the previous moot ing , address of the president , report of the secretary and treasurer , annual re port of the executive ojinmitto , report of thn committee on credentials , payment of dues and appointment of committed ) , will toke up the sotsiuii. In the evening of the. samp day there will bo a lecture and discussion ou the arterial eyotoin of embalming. The morning session , Wednesday , Juno 25 , will bo given to unfinished business , lectures andT essays by members on various subjects , electing ollioors , and selection of next place of mooting , and practical illustrations of embalming. D , M. Connell will probably represent this city , and will do till in his power to ( jot Council BlulTs selected as the next place of mooting. Barrett At CO'H Great Itnltroml Shown , Wo clip the following notice from the columns of ono of our exchanges in ref erence to the big Barrett show , which will exhibit on Friday , July 4 , at Council Bluffs 1 : "Undoubtedly the finest _ show ; that over exhibited under canvas in this city visited us on Wednesday last and gave j two unparalleled performances. _ Every thing was now , sparkling and vivacious. contrasting ao much wltii the one recently hero ] that the popple wore jubilant with excitement and joy. "Tho stock was the finest wo have ever or t con with n traveling circus , and it is impossible to exaggerate in speaking of its merits , in so far as their claims ex tend , for they fulfil every promise made in their paper , which is moro than can bo said of any circus company visiting the south fllnco the war. The performance throughout is as fine as could bo wished the clowns ( ton in number ) are very fun ny , and each and every omployo does his part with the precision of n well disci plinct' soldier ; nnd every patron is treat cd as a gentleman .among gentlemen. " Such n hearty indorsement ns the above loads us to infer that wo nro goin { , to have a good show this time. Attend the auction cignr snlo. Wlicro to Hpcml Your "Should young men spend their even ings loitering around the ntroot corners tolling glories , etc. " "No. " "Should they visit the saloons aut gambling dens in search of amusement , or to listen to the music from such places ? " " .No. " "What should they do then , will you please answer ) " "Thoy should seek some place whore they can bo benefited physically , mentally , morally nnd spiritually. " "la there any place in our city where they can do that ! " "Yes. " "Whore is it ? " "At the Yourft ? Men's Christian Association , No. 12 North Main Street. " "May anyone go there ? " "They may. " " Would I bo welcome there ? " "You would ; and , more than that , you will find Bomo ono there to greet you and to make you feel at homo. " " If that is the case , I will seek out that place at once , and not spend my time nnd money ns I have boon by going to acknowledged evil or questionable plnccs. " _ _ Kcul Ewtnto Transfers. The following transfers were filed Juno 13th , 1884 , nnd reported by P. J. Me- Mahon , Council Blufia : B. F. Clayton to Daniel Gross , e&noj- 12 , 74 , 42. $2,000. 0. R , I. & P. 11. R , Co. , to Elizabeth Powell , nwinwj 30 , 77 , 42. § 314.19. John Dohany to F. W. Olmstoad , lots 1 and 2 , and part lot 3 , block 5 Glendale - dale ndd. 81,175. G. C. Taylor to John Schmil , part lots 2 and 3 , block 17 , Bayliss 1st ndd. § 2- , 750. 750.Total Total sales § 0,330.19. COMMEUCIAIj. OODNC1L BLUFFS MARKET. Wheat-No. 1 milling , 75@SO ; No. 3 G5@ 70 ; rejected 50. Corn Local purposes , 40@-15 , Oats For local purposes , 35@40. Hny S10 00@ia 00 per ton Rye 10@4Ce. Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds , Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , C 00@ 700. 700.Coal Coal Delivered , hard , H 50 per ton ; soft , 5 00 per ton Lord Falrbiuik's , wholesaling at OJc. Flour City Hour , 1 C0@3 30. Brooms 2 05@3 00 per doz. Live STOCK. Cattle Butcher cows 3 50@4 00. Butcher atoors 4 50@5 00. Hogs 1 25@4 75. , mODUCE AND 1-nUITS. Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co , , com mission merchants , 533 Broadway. Live Poultry Chickens , C@8c ; turkeys , lOc. Oranges 5 00@G 00 per box. Lemons 5 00@C 00 per bor. Bananas 3 DO ® I 00 per bunch Butter Creamery , 20c ; rolls , choice 9@10c , Kggs 13o per dozen. Strawberries Fancy homo grown , 15c IH.T quart. Vegetables Potatoes , 350@450 ; onions , 75c ; cabbage , 4 cents per pound ; apples , iiono in market ; Beans , ] M2 25 per bushel. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Hpoclal a vortlaomenU , BUO M Loet Found , To Loan , For HMo , To Kent , Wants , Board lag , etc. , will bo Inserted In tlila column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I'EIl LINK for tlia first Insertion and FIVK CENTS FKIl LINE for each subsequent n Bortlon , Leave advortUcmonta nt our office , No. Pearl Street , near Broadway WANTS. WAMTKD-rive hundred plccea of flratclat eecoml hand carpet and two hundred beating staves. A. J. UANDKli , 326 Broadway WANTKD Ten flret-cUsa tailors Immediately J mes I'ralncy 3H , Ilroaduay , < "VU > I'AI'KHS For utla at BKX ollico , at 25 cent * \J ft hundred. WANTED Kvory butiyin Council UlullBto takt TnillKn. Ueltmcdky carrier at only twenty cent * a week. 1T10U SALE Top lluiriry. Donter iprlngi , am 1J Hlnglo hariioej. Enquire , II , E , Seaman , 405 llroadttay , TTOIIIL KOH HKNT Tba omont Homo fo rent on roasona le ternu. Furniture will 1 soli ] to : renter. Apply on premises opposite Drotul dummy depot , Council lllutl . AOKNT8 1/adlra and gentlemen can make flrn claw wagon l > y selling the "Champion llouom Btrcctlior and roiiinir lioird , " Hi tolls at 01.00 Any lady can Uo up A line uhlrt without B vtrlnkl and ( { Ira * It as nlcoly aa the beatluundrlcacan. Addrcs for iviutlculurs 0.1J. B. & I. Co. , Bun ollico , for ou month. Railway Time Table COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tlio lolloulni ; are the times of the arrival and tie imturo ol trains by central standard time , at the local depots. Trains leavu transfer depot teu mill n. us earlier and arrive teu mlnutu htcr , CIIICAIH ) , VUKUKOrON ANDWINOY. WAV * . ASWV * . 6:35 p in Clilcafjo Ex press 0:00 : a I DUO R ui FAS ) Hall. 7:00 : p n J : < 5Am 'Mall and Kxpirss , 7 ! 10pi 12:30 : piu AcoHiumoiUtlon. 2bo : i At locul depot only. K1KHA8 CITI , BT. JCiS AND COUNCIL BLUm. 10.05 a in Mall and Kxpresi , 7:05 i 8:05 : pm I'aclno Express , c O ) cuioAao , uawAUKis AND br. rAuu 6:25 : p m Express , B.05 a m 9:16 : a in Express , flS6 : p n C11ICAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND rAClNC. 6:80 : p ra AtUntlo Express , 0:05 : a m 0.25 a m Day Exprow , fl : < > p , 1X3 p ui 'IKis Uolnes AoouimnodttloQ. 6:05 : u u At local depot only. ' WAKAIU , ST. IOUU AND fACiriO. : Win Mall , 4:15 : pm V.Wpui Cannon U M 11:16 : a At Trauifcr nl CIIIOAOO bill ) NOHTUWIUitUlX. 6SO : p m Express , J.M p n 9.-H * lu Taclllo Express , U.Oi a w oux CITT AND rinria. liS'1 ' ? Bt. I > ul Kxpres. , 8:60 : a I 7:20 : a ui Day Express 8.60 p 'BNIOS . S:00 : p m Western Exprrsi. 8S5 : a m lloo : u I'aclflo Kiprcss , 4:40pin : 7 : 0ain Local Express , 6:54 : am Lincoln Express , At Truiufor only. BOMUT TRAINS TOOMilU. Leave -S:3iMlo-lo.SO-UUOa ) ! , m. 8SOlW68:30 : : ns p. m Sunday o-M a uu l:30-8:30-5HM:3&-ir.05 : : : ! : p. m. Artlve 10 mlu utci bufum lea\UiK time New and Beautiful Attractions -xixr- Dry Goods HARKNES Having just purchased in Eastern Markets very cnoicc stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods , Ginghams , Table Linen , Crashes , etc. , vo are prepared to olfer ) an excellent selection of beautiful fabrics , and hall do float UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES These goods have just boon opened from the manufacturers , and comprise tlie latest designs and novelties of the season. Note below a few of the MANY BAKGAINS we are offering : SILIKIS , ' SILIKIS , Summer silks , 35c ; Summer silks , 50c ; Summer silks , 75c. These arc special bargains and cannot be duplicate ! . Good black silk at 50c , vorth 75c. Choice black Radzimer silk , 31.00 , usual price , SI.30. 31ack Gros Grain silk , 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at 81.75 , worth $2.25. leavy Cloaking Tunisciinio at 81.75. All grades of the famous Lyons Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co. , and AutoineGuinet Co. , at Lowest Prices. Good plaids at 5c , worth lOcu Brocade dress goods at Sc , worth 15c Choice colored cashmeres at 30c. Figured suitings at 80c. Very fine 11-wool suitings , double width at 75c , and never sold for less than SI.00. \\so \ beautiful combination suitings at very low prices. TABLE LINEN Good all linen table at 30c , Good all linen table at 40c. Choice all inen table at GOc. Very fine all linen table at $1.60 , worth 82.50 ? able crash 5c a yard. All linen towels at lOc each. All linen towels t 12c each. Prints 3c. Good Bleached Muslin , 5c. Good unbleached muslin , > c. A fine assortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices. Tull stock o Domestic Paper Patterns. { "Catalogues free. Very large stock of Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Velvets , loquettes , Axminsters , &c , . at lowest prices in the west. Darkness Brothers , 401 Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS' ROLLER RINK ICE CREAM PARLOR. Taught by PJIOF. SCHNOOU Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8:30 : to 10:30 : o'clock. JUNK FOH KENT AT § 15.00 PEII NIOHT. CTLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN , H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r. Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H.D. , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 222 Middle Bro 4iriy. Council Blufla. WESTERN IOWA NORMAL SCIENTIFIC AND- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , COUNCIL BLUFFS - Will Open THE 23rd of JUNE 1884. A complete course for tcachcis and those desiring a higher KnKllnh education , a full business LOiirsu , with tralulnu In attiul tiuslnrm practlco and Rcner- at corresiioiulonro , short hand , ornamental pcniran- uhlii , elocution , Girnmn and tnuilc. Splendid rooms , larite , llftht and will fuinUhod , charu'i" M-'ry mwler- ttte.coiitof llxlnif reanonaUu , loclcty good , experi enced teachers , for further particular * . Inqulru of 11KAIID.1LKY & 1'AULSOd , Council IllutlJ , Iowa. N. SCHUEZ. Justice of e Peace. OFFICi : OVEB ASIKHICAN KXI'llBSS. COUNCIL BLUPt'S , - IOWA ; ( x ijimiuUM SIOUX CITY HAMS/ J. Y. FULLER , Oommission Merchant No .39 I'carl Street . Council BluBs , Iowa. HEADQUARTERS BAVARIAN BAND. Persons wishing to engage this Band for parties , sociables , acronadoa , etc. , should call or addrcas , JACOII P , SUIIMIDT , Manager , 25 North Main St. TUCK. ornc , u. M. rcsir , OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffi * la. Established - - 1856 Dealers la Foreign and omeitlo Excbanzo an Bccurltl GASH TALKS ! A.t the well-known Establishment OF J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Broadway , the PIONEER GASH Ot Council Blutls. Notice our reduced I'rlco List. We jn\o IB pounds Kitra C Sugar lor SI 00 11 pounds Granulated Sugar 1 00 25 pounds Choice Oatmeal . .100 25 ] iou lids Navy Bean a. 100 20 pounds Best Bulk Starch 1 00 12 pounds Carolina lllco 1 00 12 I'ounila Choice t rum a 1 00 25 Care HudaloSoap 1 00 Kxtra Lake Trout , per pound 09 Lorrihard'a 1'lugpcrlb 40 1 dozen Mackerel IS Colorado Flour , Winter , per cut 2 00 10 pounds ainiter Snaps ' . I 00 (0 pounds luniloy 100 6 gallon keg Syrup 1 70 White Fiah. per kit 80 Mackerel , per kit 8-i Dates , per pound 1C 10 3 pound cans StinJarcl Tomatoes 1 00 AM kinds California Fruits pound Liiak'u Hta&dard 1 ( or 1 00 T. T. T. All Hiiilcs , according to quality , 15o to EOo per pound. Wo also carry a full Una ot Men's , Ladies' and Children's fine Shoes anil Hen's Fine Hoots at cry low prices. Also a lull line 01 Tinware and Konrral merchandise. Call on us and bo convinced that YOU can eave woniiy ky dealing with us. Goods delivered free In any part of the city. In word , wo aru bound to Bell and challenge all audaolo competition lu this county. J. P. FILDEKTI 201u .or UroaJway Aa there are many So-Oalled Veterinary In this city , who are practicing > ttiolr qiuckciy 01 our people , I deem It but justice to tay that I defy any of them to produce a diploma , or ; rulcntalB ! , [ Kllcatlny that they are graduates nt any vcterlnarr , intitule , and I do hereby caution the puMl J agalni Btich quacks , a I am tfie Only Known Giaduate IN WESTBKN IOWA. Office & ' Pharmacy , L26B'dway , AT 11LUE 1IABN. T. J CADY , M. D. , V. S. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. We trua'autce the cure of the following named dls Buasos , or no pay : KhcuuiatUm , Scrofula , Ulcen , Catarrh , all Dlood and > kIndUeuc , Uv > peiuia , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Itladder DUciscs. Gout , Ncu- alKla and Aitluna , Hies a Springs are the favorite csort of the tired ui.l dehllitatad , and are the KKKm.K LAD1KH HK3T FltlUND , Good hotel , livery and bathing accouiodatlon both winter and summer. Locality highly [ ilcturcoquf and healthy , Aoocwlblu byVabaiia railway , t Kvnna. or 0. . 13. & p. , at Albany. Corrtwponucnc ollcltod , UEV , U. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Slloam Springs , .Gentry . Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Grmlty , , , , . . .l.OC ! Itetctloo , , , Neutra CarbonloActdaai , , . , , , 28 In. per Kallon Carbonate Calcium , 8SOJl Qralui Carbonate Iron , 7HI Sulphate Magnesia , , . , 3 , 9 Sulphate Calcium , , . .1,143 Chloride Sodium 7,200 Silllca 1.6M "I Alumina , , , . , .0,018 Orgaulaand Volatile matter and Ions..1,469 talcolldi per g&llon 67,17 * Waiuuri Muuuu. , ChcmUtj H. H , HORNE & CO. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN R ne Cigars Wo mnko n upociaUy , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA mnd YAIIA 010 ARS. All Cigars sold by us nro of our own manufacture and warranted ns represented. OPERA HOUSE OIC5AII HOUSE , H. H. HORNED CO. , 552 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. IE. STOOIEIIEIRT & ; OO MANUFACTUKEHS OF cAiirrrrs , CUHTAINS , WINDOW KIXTUIIES , and itjiP IDooozrA.tlouLi9 , : . , txcl XTr : A HpccUlty. * NO. 309 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUP SMITH .V ; TOIAjEH. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFI'S , IOWA. : s The undersigned is paying the highest market price for Hags , S. GOLDSTEIN , I - - - - 510 Broadway , Council Bluffa WHOLESALE DEALERS IN and 344 Broadway , OOUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Sim-liter , Grafter and Fresco-Painter Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs , MAYNE & PALMER , DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , BULK AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER.HAm No , B39 Broadway , - AND . SEWER . PDE. . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. 504 : Main Street , Council Bluffs. MANUFACTURER OF TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps. Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed ,35T ON IMPROVED FARMS IN TF VTy A A .T'B ' 'WWVU'E IOWA AND' NE LOWEST RATES , Q TTU "PPTf < TKCriT\T ! ! SPH 89 PEAKI , STUEKT , BEST TERMS. O. W , JbltlJU OoUJN OS UU , Council B'.ufla , Iowa ASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH urtalns , in Lace , El'k , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clotua , Mattings , Linoleums Etc pioicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST , omo and bo convinced that wo nro headquarters for nil goods in our line , hoapest place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the C'tv. Nos. C , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care Ventilated Three Inch Part , f T I ' f k " rfT " JP , if X A - y * f * - N m * a JS B * fl M * _ R Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Notions at 0 ) ST Until All Disposed of. V > D/A. BENEDICT , No. 337 ] 3road\vay - . . . ' . . . . . . . Council Ulufls. WHY DON'T YOU OF FITGH BATHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Beat and Cheapest. Flno Linen Collars and Cuffs. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa UNDERTAKER AND EA/IBALMER / ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ! 220 South Main Street , Coimtil Blufls , Iowa. Wo guarantee our work na firat-claw in over manner and atylo at low price Wo make a anooialty of Groupos , Familioa , and osnocially children , whio wo take ciuiolcor than n wink. COME AND S1SK US. SQlflIITT [ & RILEY. Tropriotora. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Plan. \ Furniture nnd appointments'all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Blu . J. J. 29 Main Street Council Blutfs
