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0 THE DAILY BEJti-COUNCIL BLUFFS , WEDNESDAY JULY 30,1884 , THE DAILY BEE. OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morninp. July 3d rsunscmrnotf RATES. tlj Carrier - - - - - - - 20enU per week UyMull - - - - . . - - J10.00 jwr ) o r OFFICE : No. 7 Toarl Btroel , New Broadway. MINOE MENTION , The council has ordered Market street paved. The Y. M , C. A. had another of 1U pleA nt ontorUinmont * last evening. According to A. T. Fliokiugor's gauge- there was a half Inch rainfall Monday night. The Chicago & Northwestern railway has been ordered to raise llfl bridge with- it ) ten days. Two cara of Undo Sam's noldiory ar rived here yoatorday over the "Q. , " en route to Wyoming. Second atroot has boon ordered paved with cedar blocks from Broadway to High School ftvonuo. The city authorities have now forbid den the driving of cattle along streets which have been parked. To-morrow evening there is to bo a farewell reception to liar. Cyrus Ilamlin at the residence of W. W.Vnllaco. . T. I. Donnott , who keeps a boarding house on Main street , has boon made special policeman at his own expense. Eight elegant badges won byUrottand Dovoro , the champion hose couplers , nro being exhibited in Hobiaon Bros , win dows. It looks very much us if Bay-lisa park would have to bo filled , aa the strouts aurrounding it are higher and the water accumulates there In ponds. There was a washout on the 0. , B. & IJ. tracks near the transfer yesterday morning causing a little delay in the de parture and arrival of trains. If orders , resolutions , etc.will remedy the flood troubles the cltlzans will bo relieved right speedily , but one nhovol is worth a roam of the council's resolutions , Alderman Keating has placed in the window of his wholesale liquor house a nign "To Kent , " and it is understood that ho is preparing to move to Montana. Prohibition. One of the military bands in attend ance at the Minneapolis reunion arrived here yesterday on the 0. , M. A St. Paul and gave a brief concert at the depot while the train tarried. A goodly number of the members of Abe Lincoln Post 0. A. 11. turned out yesterday morning and escorted to the depot the remains of Orson Lee , which were taken to Sao Oily for burial. W. B. Hoover , of 810 Avenue B. , was yesterday hunting about for a boy named Johnson , whom ho had adopted , and who had boon missing for several days , llo found the boy working in ono of the newspaper oflicos , all safe and sound. The paving of Main ntrcot is com pleted to the 0. & II. I. depot. The rain has delayed the work on Broadway , xrhoro excavation has commenced. The paving is still furthered a little by the Howago work not being Rot out of the way. way.Tho The mayor of Siour Olty , who has in. terviowod the family of the girl brought from there on last circus day by a man who was arrested here for abducting her , writes Mayor Yaughan that her parents are willing to havosomo good family here adopt the girl if they will. Very consid erate parents. In the police court yesterday , Molly Murray , an African , fined S'.I.GO for being - ' ing drunk. W. J. Huaaoll was also fined for being drunk and threatening an of ficer. Craig Mordico , a farmer , paid $7.CO for learning whether liquor was Htill being sold in Council Blulh. P. McQunity also paid $7.00. Trod Bock , on Monday night , \rhilo herding cows near the asylum , fell trom bis pony and was dragged come distance with his head on the ground and both foot in the stirrups. The pony was final ly caught , aud Bock , who is fifteen years old , and resides on Damon street , was nent homo in company wilh two boys by name of Huff , in n badly bruised condi tion , his face being fearfully swollen. The case of Mike Nolan , complained of for not taking out a "pop ordinance' license , is to como off this afternoon. lie is the first one complained of for not pay ing the $100 required by the city for the privilege of soiling lomonadoaud pop. As lie runs a otrictly temperance saloon ho purposes fighting the case to the bitter oud. Notices were served yesterday for the cleaning up of the alloy from Hayes & Qleiuon's store south to beyond Kdil'n hotel. The contractors who are to pave the alley are anxious to go ahead will that work , but cannot until the sewer i laid down there , the city ordering that to be done first , In the meantime , however there should be some of the filth cloarci ou : , The ten cent chow in the opera housJ this week has opened up by drawing largo crowds and giving good satisfaction For a uimo entertainment it is indeed ox collect , and compares favorably will many of the high priced entertainments given hero. The programme is a variw one , and includes comedy , jugglery , hire tricks , and other features. An entertain zuent will bo plvon there every nfUsruoou and evening thin week. The normal institute at 111 continues it B0 iions , whtah arc growing rather than waning in Intoteat. Among tbo epr.cial failures yesterday wpro eouio elocution. ary exorcises of more than usual morll. Mr. J. A. Kdwards , editor of the Iowa formal Monthly , of Dubuque , gave omo excellent recitations , and Fairbanks , representing n Boston school journal , also gave some selections. The enroll' mont has now reached 170 , on unusually argo attondanoo. The city attorney has decided that the council shall issue certificates to contractors work is . It ors so soon aa the completed. will bo remembered that the council atoly passed a school-boyish ordinance compelling contractors to take oath that hey had made no arrangement for soli ng the certificates loss than par before hey could receive them. Then getting ashamed of this fiat , they hurriedly took t out of the hands of the printers , and lave kept very mum about It. Now the city attorney advises the prompt issuance of the certificates. M , 0. Griffin , whoso name has boon mentioned as among the possible nomin * os for justice of the peace , informs THE > BH that ho Is not figuring for any pol- ttcal position , that ho will not allow his name to bo used , that ho will not accept a nomination and will not servo If elected , That is about as strong a de clination as ho can make. Ho says that when nominated once lor office by the democrats , ho was slaughtered by the very men who now prate so much about tarty loyalty , and who so unmercifully scnro him as an Irish democrat for sup- lortlng Blaine , instead of Cleveland. In consequence of the rapid growth and future prospects of the work of ho Homo of the Friendless , llov. J. G. jonion , the manager of the homo , and also the pastor of the Baptist Church , requested his church to noloct some co- aboror and co-pastor , and acting on his recommendation the church has called to this position llov. T. 8. Bovoll , of 1111- iois. That gentleman has accepted and will preach his introductory sermon next Jupday. Mr. Bovell is a graduate of the classical course of ohurtlolT collcqo , and ins served acceptably as pastor at Pana , and at Carroll , 111. , from which latter ilnco ho comes to this city. Ho has the reputation of not only being n scholarly young man , but ono of unusual energy and marked ability. Pat Laoy'a lot on Main street is still a frog pond and manure pile , a vigorous brooder of disease. Mrs. Koch , whoso husband has a store next to it , with liv ing rooms up stairs , has boon quito ill of ate , and oilier neighbors also fool that .his nuisance should bo suppressed. Nona eel like tackling Pat about it though , for 10 stands too solid with the city govern ment , and although the attention of several officials has been called to it , they lo not seem to care to do anything. It s sail that Pat defies the property owners to make him fill it , and they do lot fool like risking the expenditure oi money in trying to fight him in the courts. Perry Johnson filed an information bo 'ore Justice Vaughan charging S. W. Reynolds with "obtaining property under 'also pretenses. " Ho claimed that Roy- lolds had fulsoly represented that ho owned certain real estate here , and on ; his representation Johnson wont to work for him , and did not got his pay. The ease wau dismissed , but the attorneys are still discussing the question whether la- > or is property , a question on which there seems no definite decisions. Without any regard to this particular case , It seems that in justice there ought to bo some way of punishing n man who got another man to work for him under false irotonses , as much as if ho obtains goods or money from him. It is inoro of a hardship oftentimes for a man" to bo de frauded of his musolo and sweat than to jo defrauded of money or merchandise. Yesterday afternoon Judge Aylosworth inquired Into the disgraceful row which took place the night before in the Pino- nix saloon. Throe men , A. Hamilton , [ anne Alton , and 8 , Pardo were before Jin bar on the charge of having participated. They were arrested the niftht before by the police and were badly bloodied and uruisod. No witnesses were produced , iiowovor , who know anything inoro than the simple fact that there was a big row Lhoro , and that all hands seemed striking and fighting , but not ono know who was who. The men arrested explained thai they chanced to moot there , and being old friends were just shaking hands , imci socially pulling each other about a little , when Smith , the proprietor , who thought they were fighting , rushed from behind the bar with a club , and commenced boating them. The judge asked Hamil ton how ho got his nose banged and the latter said he did not know , but that ho probably got it scratched on the buttons of some olllcor'a coat. As an outcome all were discharged , and ono of the most disgraceful rows thus allowed to go by without any ono buiug punished. The proprietor of Slloara Sprint ; wll enter into wiittou contract to euro your citarrah , or forfeit all claims to pay for treatment. Sou advt. in another column Write for particulars , pen- BIlUo Nolan the Firnt Victim. Mike says ho is a good democrat , bu can't stand in with some of the city ofiicials. Mlko says if ho only bolongoi to the Bowman and P.jJLioy democratic ring , ho would bo exempt from the abov ordinance , and could run his' place opci nil night. _ , _ _ _ _ _ lion I KHtiito Transform. COUNCIL liuim , July 20 , 1881. B. 1' . Clayton to Julin M , Simmons w \ no | nd o A nw j , 12 , 75 , 42 , $1000 Lucy \Vilson to W. O. Morris , part o no ino | , M. 75 , 43 , $000. K Furt-ytU to Henry Morton wiew.1 , 2 , 71,38 , $2100. , 0 , B. it Q 11. H Co. to Oharle Kyorott , no J na f , 30 , 74 , 38 , ? 520. To nUalo , $7620. ] ToUl sales lor the week , $21,324.80. PKUHONAU ! _ f Sheriff Mnrq U rr , of Oikulooia , who wiw icro yesterday after lleynoldd , is brothor-ln- nw of Mr , Kd. Molt , the well-known lumber oiler. B. W. Craven , of Olcnwood , formerly BU- H-'rlntonileut of pchoola there , and now prac- dnR law there , WM hero yesterday , and left or Nowlon to attend the marriage of his irothcr. Chntlcs 8pr guo , who lion boon running on 10 Chicago k Hock Inland with Conductor 'liiii ' , lias resigned his ] H > iltlon to put on n onductor'a cap on the 1 Joiner Short I/ino. Jharlio lint mnny friends nmong the rnllroad x > y , and they don't want him to go , but titill lioy are glad to see him prosper. llov. J , O , Lemon and fninily lenvo to. morrow oer the Wnbash. Mr. Lamen geese o Neoslm , Missouri , where ho will prench ho dedicatory norm on of n now Baptist Imrch nt that plncc , llo will return In the oiir/io of ton days , but his family will remain n Illinois visiting friends in Greenville , fern n month or 10. Hundreds of grateful people who _ have > eon cured of Rhoumaticin say Siloam [ prings is ahead as a specific for that dis- aso. See advt. in another column. 1'ociilnu nt tlio When the Guanolla Bros. , In their amous double act , got possession of the ity jail and became keepers of the oals and records , they issued a manifesto lint the records of the jail shall bo kept ockod up and hidden from the eyes of 'UK BKE man , as they felt that they had grievance for which they could got wool revenge by this attempt to keep TUB Bur. readers from having the news Tin' BIIE does not care to inspect the acred books kept by the Guanollas , for t gets all the news without , but when TUB BEE man fools inclined ho an inspect it and the Guanollas ; annot help themselves. A few entries in * the sacred book gleaned by DUE BEE man yesterday , may provo in- .cresting to some of the renders though. The book is of high literary morit. Ono prisoner is registered as having boon using "Profane Languish. " Another is jivon credit for having " 7f > o. and ono onion. " Another with having "p book contonco. " Ono memorandum , evident ly about some band cuffs , roads , "Han Coofs in safo. " Ono prisoner is rrgistor- od as having " 3 phortgraphs , " whatever they may bo. Another is charged with "ussolt , " another with "larcnoy , " anoth er with ' 'vngranco , " and still another is carrying "Concoolod Wopons. " One is registered as ' unnovrti , " and another is 'suspisus carictor. " Ono is recorded as coming from "Masadonn , " and onn os laving "Plaster pans Emiges. " No , thank you , Messrs. Guanollas , THE BKK nan does not earo to road any moro of .ho records of the jail. Mexican grass hammocks at reduced iricoa at Soaman'H , 405 Broadway. The Hawkeye givoa a bad account o ; ) usinoss affairs at Burlington. It says- All branches of business are very dull ai > resent , and the merchant' complain Bitterly of bad colleotions. Many coun try merchants are on the very of bank ruptcy , and if ni.ythlng should happen to mar the excellent' prospects for tv heavy corn crop it would bo a severe blow to Burlington's business Interests. Feeble ladies grow strong and happy a Silonm Springs. Head analysis and bo convinced of their hoaliug and ton ! properties. Jiushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to all points. COMMKUOIAIi , COUNCIL BLnrra MAUKET. COUNCIL BLurr-s , IOWA , July 2U , 188 J. Wheat-No. 1 milling , 76@80 ; No. 3 C5@ 70 ; rejected 50. Corn Local purposes , 40@45. Ofttn Kor local purposes , 35@40. Hay $10 00@ia 00 per ton ; baled , DO@CO Hyo 10@15o. Corn Meal 1 30 per 100 ponnda. Wood Qood supply ; prlcoa ut yards , G 00 © .OU. Goal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ) soft , ! 00 per ton I.urcl Falrbank'fl , wholesaling at 9 ? & iriotir City flour , 1 C0@3 30. IJrooms 'i D5@3 00 per doz. Live STOCK. Cattle Butcher cows 3 60@1 00. Butcher stourx , none In market. Shoap-a.no. llegH 4 00.rnonnon rnonnon AND rnurra. Quotations by J , M. St. Jiilin & Ou. , com- mlxaion merchants , 533 lirondwny. Poultry Llvo old hem , 7c ; spring chickens , 25@3 00 par iloz. ; 11 vo turkoyg , 'Jo. IV.ichoB , bun. box , 1 00. Lemons ( t 00 per box. liananoa 2 00@3 00 per bunoh. lluttor Creamery , 20o ; rolls , choicu 0@10o. KKKS li ! po dozen. VoKotnblen 1'otutncn , 1 60@2 00 per bbl onliina , 7f > op ) rbuj cabbaKO.HOo per doz. ; entity nmiles , 1-3 bu box , rOcMl5 , cooking 3 00 per lirl : bouiw ; 1 M\l.'X \ > per lmnhel. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special ft rortlscmonts , B o I/osl Found , To Loan , For Silo , To Ilent , Wanto , Board , etc. , will be Inoorted In this column At the Ion- rate of T1CN C1CNT8 I'KH LINK ( or tbo flnt luwrtlon and FIVE CENTH 1'EK LINK for each ( ubsequent D Mrtlon. Leave ailvcrtlsomenti at our office , No , I'oarl Htrcot. near Brcadwar WAWTB. -Ilalf Interest li a well estahllihei roul rittto loan ollloa In Council Bluffo , ilolnK liU uuilnem. HttUlaotory reason * for ulllug /uKlrcn A , II. C. B nottlo4 , Ujunoil liluCfj , Io a f \U ) I'APEllS-For ule at B office , at i6 oeuU \J a hundred , WANTED Every uouyin Council Bluff * to tak TunlUii. UellvereJ by carrier at only twenty centi a week. T7\lll \ ( HALKCIIKAI1.-OooJI > o\rilln2 home , mloo I1 itnd 1)111 lir.l . h&ll. ? lne builjcm. Addictd K er.i olllcv , Council Bluff * , AUBNTS Ladles aud gentlemen can make Brs clans Mage * by selling the "Uhauiplou Itosoi btivcther aud ronlne Board. " lletalls at 11.00 Any liwly candoup Dn shirt without a wrlnk ! nJ Kl iu It as nloolyntlm belt laundrleican. Addrcs for | itlcularsO. B. 8. & I. Co. , lisi ollloo , Couuo BluOs. _ _ _ ' ' " ' - - - l' j j ! THK HAYMOND L.O.BRAOKETT AQhNT , 22-1 & 220 Brosdw y , COUNCIL 11LUKK3 , . 10 ( CA BOOKS ! STATIONEUV , TOYS AND NOVKLTIES Largest Stock LOWEST I'BICES , G i l Best Kentucky Barrels and Half Barrels , AGENTS FOR u " Fine Cut "Bee , " and "Eival" Cigars , The Best Nickel Goods Offered , We Guar antee Our Assertion. Give Them Trial Order. WIRT & DUQUETTE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA Dcst and llott IlclliMc. HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO IMorucJ by TRAM LISZT , EMERSON PIANO. Unrlvnllod for Tone or 1'inlsli. KIMBALL PIANO , I'ost Modern I'rico to Dur. The Kimbnll Orznn , BO long and favorably known fn the west , rncommends Itself. T. L. STKWAHT , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Wnrerooms , 32U Uroadwav Council Bluffs , Iowa. Correspondence Solicited. Agents Wanted. So far there is evidence thta twonty- hreo houses and barns in DCS Moim i were struck by lightning Wednesday night of last week. Lightning struck tnu Swedish Lutheran church in Ottumwa about half past 10 on ho night of the 2lfd , and it was nearly lestroyod by fire. The property coat § fjCOO , and was insured for 92,000. Railway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the tlmoi of the arrival ind da- mrturo of trains by control eUndard time , nt the ooal depots. Tralna leave transfer depot tea mln U.C9 earlier and arrive kn minutes later. OU1CAOO , BOBUKarOM AMD QUIKCT. LIUVB. AR&IVll. 6:35 : p m CblcAKo Eiprcaa 0:00 : n m 9:40 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 p tr 6:15 : a m I'ifMI and Kxprrea , " . ' ' ) p m 120)0 ) p m Accommodation. 2.40 p m Al local depot only. K1K8AS crrr , HT. Jon ASD council , tivrra. 10:05 : a m .Mai ] nnd Kxpress , 7:05 p m 8:05 : jim I'ucUlc Kxprost , 6:00 : pni onicAao , uawAUKxi AMD ST. riuu 6:25 : p m Express , 0:05 : a m 9:16 : a m Kxpreai , 0:55 : p m CIIIOAQO , BOCK IflLAND Am ) PACIflC. 6:30 : p m AtUntlo Express , 0:05 : a rn 0:25 : n m Day Express , 6:51 : p m 7:20 n m * Do3 Molncs Aoouminod&tlon , 0.05 p m At local depot only. VABAeU.HT. U11IIS AMD rAClflfl , 1:1) : m Hall , S:0 : ? p n 6:10 : pm Accommodaton U.OOam "At Transfer -nly cmcioo and NOUTiiwttTitas. 6'80 p m Kzprisfl , 0:60 : p rr vUSam : Paolflo Express 9.05 art S10UI CITT AND PACinC. 7:40 : p m St. Paul Exprosa , 8:60 : a n 7io ; a m Day Kxprcsn 0:60 : p u cmos rAcirio. 8:00 : p m Western Exprosa , 8:35 : a rn 11:00 : a m I'&clflo Express , 4:40 : p to 7:40 : a m Local Express , 0:54 : a ID 12:10 : a m Lincoln Express , At Traiulor only. DmilIT THAWS TOOUM1A. LeaTe-7:20-3SO-9:80-10SO-ll:40a. : : : : : m. ISO-2:8 : : J:30-4SO-5:50-0SO-ll:05p. : : : : in Bund y-9:3O-ll:40 : : a m. lSO--3:30-5:30-fl:20-ll:06 : : : : : p. m. Arilvo 10 mln la before loavlnz tlmn THE INVALID'S GREAT BOON ! SILOAM NATURE'S nr.UEUY. Theao wit era como In n large , pure ttrearn , flow- In * from Nature's lounttln and touched tiy the band of the MaMcr ChtmUt , In a labomtorv not uiado u Itli liauds , for t ho cure of llheumitlatn , Hcrofula , Ulcers , L'attrrh , all B oed and 8km litiaeen , D xporsla , l.Ucr romplaliiti , lilduvy and IllailUer Diueaeoa , ( l-.ut , NenriliiU and Atthnia. And they are now ac knowledged to bo a molt wonderful xjicclllo for fill I rnia of Female DertnRoments and Uunirat ! > blllty where a tonlo treatment It dos'rabla. Hundreds of uratcfcu roople who rame to the Splines pit crutches and stretcher * and wentawuv cured , many of them 'liapl g and praUlnjf Oed , " will testify to the hcalln ? pr"pertle of lhe o uatoru. "rlirsioro TII nous I" ' mr KATCHI : HFAO YOU. " IIF.V. M. M. THOMPSON , UanaKer. Albany , Hlloani 8prlue , flentrr Co. , Mo. At the well-known Establishment OF J. P. FBLBERT , 209 Upper Broaaway , the Of Coundl Illufli. Notlco our rcduoea Price List. We B 16 | K > unJ ) Kitra OHuar for. . . , (1 00 13 pound ) Granulates ! Sugar , 1 00 M pounds Choice Oatmeal . .100 25 pounds Navy ll iin , IOC 80 pounds l- ) t Uullt Starch 1 00 11 pounds Carolina Hlc 100 U pounds Choice iruiui 100 25 tars DufUlo Bo p 1 00 Kxtra. Lake Trout , per pound W Lorrlhanl's I'liiR per Ib M 1 doitu Macktrel , 19 Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt . SOO 10 pound * ( linger Knap * 1 CO 10 pounds h niloy , l co 6 ir Ilon keif Hiun , 1 7C White H b , per kli. M Staokerel , porklt 1C Dates , per pound 10 10 S pound cam bt > nJ rd Tomatoes IOC All kluds CalifornU iVult pound Liuk'n iJUcdanl * for 1 OC T D B All graJci , aocordlnK to quality , 15o to EOo IKJI pound. Wu also otrry a full line of lien's , Ladles' and Children's flue Shoesand Uaa'i Fine lloots at my ow prices. Also a full line oi Tluware and gon'ral rchiiiulso. Call uii lu and be ooivlncod thit YOU ta\u money ky deallnv vrltb uj. Ooods dellvcrod o Inauy part of the city. n a ord , we ri bound to sell and challenge all kDlo oouuwtlUon In tills cuunt\ . J. t' .FlU < KHT JACOB 8IMS. K-1' . GADWBIIi 8IM3 & CADWELL , Attorneys -at-law , COUKCII. ntuFi-a , IOWA . Main Strut. KUOIKS 1 aud S ShUfuHi VTo Uuhon'i lUo-.L , Wilpraotlc | lti mate and fxlm ( ICE ! IGEI ! ICE ! ! ! ! For pure river Ice patroclio the blue wagons sat- efactlcn ( fuaruiitcod. Leave ordcra at No. 45 South Main street. Telephone No. 84. MULIIOLLAND & NICHOLAS. Mrs , H , J , Hiltoji , M ii. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 222 Middle CroidTiy. Council Blufio. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. FOIl SALE Two largo lota with three raised | IOUBO , and all Improvements , bringing ruontuly rental of $2 * . I'rlcotl.SOO. Address L. , Dan Office J.B. TATH. WAHnKN WIIITU ATTORNEYS AT LAW , Practice In State nnd Federal Courts. Collections promptly attended to. Room 9 , Schugart's Building , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA Justice oi the Peace Omaha and Council Bluffo. Real oatato collection agency , Odd Fellows Illocl JTCT Savings Bank. TUOB. orricia. 11. ir. rcaiT. Council Blulll' * la , Established - - 7556 Dealers In Foreign and omostlo Exchange an Ilrrae SecurtU E. Rice M. B. or otner tumors remored wlthont thi knlfo oi drawlug o blood. CHRONIC DISEASES Over hlrty years practical eiperlenoe Oitce No Tear troct , Council lHuffd. XJTConcultitlon Iroo NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled proposals will bo received bj the undersigned till August 1 1881 , n noon , for the building of the now Pros bytorlan Church in Council Blufla , Iowa Plans and specifications can bo seen a the Bank of Oiliccr & Pusoy. Contractors , in their bids to state tin price at which they will take the stone brick and lumber of the old Church The committee reserve the right to reject joct any and all bids. By order of the Building Committee. TXIOMAS OraoEit , Council Bluffs. Ill MJL A Ai 4. A U I aWJLUJLlWf BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. Y. FULLER , Commission Merchanl No .89 1'earlBUeot Council Bluffr , ova As there ue many So-Oalled Veterinary Surgeon : In thli city , who are practicing their qutckcry o ourpooplp , Idetmlt but Justkoto ( ay that I del any of them to produce a diploma , or : reilentlalt ndlcatliig that they are K'ftduatcn of nny tutcrluar nitltute , anil 1 do hereby caution the publl ) ugalui ouch quacks , ai I am the Only Known Gradual IK WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy , 125 B'dway ' AT 11LUK 11AKN. T. J. OADY , M. D , , V. S. N. SCHURZ , nf tlip Ul lliu OfFICE OVKll AUKUIOAM EXt'JIKiS. 1 COUNCIL ULUFFS , - H.H , HORNE & CO. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Wo make n epoclnlty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA Mid lA CIGARS. All Cigara sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted as rcprcBontod. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I C52 Broadway , H. H. HORNE&CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOliLEH , LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ? and 0 Main street , IOWA. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF ! n Iowa and Nebraska , aud sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. T MRS , D , A , BENEDICTMannfaclnrer , n tPB urtalns , In Lace , ! ' & , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , | Mattings , Linoleums Etc hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST , > mo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line , tioapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and Eouso Furnishings in tha C'ty. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - ( COUNCIL BLUFFS Mnil Orders Filled Promptly and with Cnre COUNCIL BLUFFS. The Best $2 a day House in the West Centrally Located. Sample Rooms , First Class Table , All Modern Convonionces. Reduced Hates to Regular Boarders. \ MRS. S. J. NORRIS , 105 Main Street , CouncU Bluffs. To be sold regardless of cost for the. nest two weeks to make room for Pall Goods. / J. J. AUWEEDA , 317Broadwav. Council Bluffs / j NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE 9 furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff . d. Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches $1 to $20 each , Hair ornaments given with every pur chase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended Co. Waves made of Ladies' comhinga at 50c per inch , ALL KINDS OF MRS. J , J GOOD 29 Main Stree zvxozzxcr. < " * * fj" B * * H V - EVERYTHING /1I18TCLAS3. Nos. S 17 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS QR. JUDD'S ELECTEIC BELT. 3.003 Electric Bella Sold In the Month of June by us. ItofcrcncH-Any o the lusne ! UOUMI In Council Bluffs. JUUD i. SMITH Proprietors. 310 BROADWAY - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. DaU It Metalic Caskets and V/oodin / Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS TROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT OST 604 Main Btrcefc , Council Bluffs. MANUFACTURER 0 ? SATCHELS ; / SAMPLE CA.S H specialty. Shawl , Tourist , nnd Trunk Straps. Twenty Yenrs Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed WHOLESALK DEALEUSJIN r ; f ud 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 10W A