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AIJLY BEE -COUNGII BLJFFS FRIDAY , AUGUST is 1334.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Tkurssday Morning August 14
SUBSCRIPTION
Jljr Carrier - - - - - - 20 rents fior wee
Uj-itatl - - - - - - $10.00 | > cr jc
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Maar Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roitor'a nummor goods. '
The foundation of the new Episcopn
church ia completed.
The funeral of Peter Frott , who dioi
nt the Croaton houao took place ycatcr
day.
' ReRular meeting of Fidelity Counci
No. 150 , II. A. , this ( Friday ) evening
A full attendance ia requested.
The fire alarm continues to prove an
noylng and uncertain. The coat of hav
Ing the department turn out to anawc
falao alarms caused by it , would soon pay
for a now system.
It was the infant child of Mrs. J. H
Keller , siator of W. A. Russell , wh
died Wednesday instead of the child o
Mr. Ruasoll , as erroneously ntatod In
Tun Bun , yesterday.
No very encouraging news was roooiv
od yesterday concerning the sale of Improvement
provomont bonds. The bonds are pro
nounccd as gilt-edge , but the fault is
oaid to bo vrith the committee.
Mr. Wood , the coal man , yesterday
received word th'it the minors employee
by the Contervillo coal company , in
which ho is Interested , are all out on
% strike and mining temporarily sus
pended.
Two children of Mr. John Finkon , an
old and respected fanner in the Plumor
settlement , have died of diptheria , with
in twenty-four hours of each other. Ono
was a girl aged 15 , the other a boy ogod
0 years. Another daughter aged 12 is
still very sick.
The secret council mooting , hold some
other place besides the council chamber ,
nnd at which it waa fixed up to allow
§ GOO to the bond-soiling commlttnn for a
trip to Now York , is said not to have
boon participated in by Aldermen James
nnd Siodontopf , but it takes only four to
,
inako a quorum.
Clark's interview with the congression
al nominee , Congressman Pusoy , and
several democrats , published in last oven-
ing's Herald are characteristic of the
"newspaper fiend , " and will doubtless bo
appreciated by Herald readers , whether
verbatim or imagined.
Anderson did moro talking and got )
loss than any of those in the Atlantic
convention. In trying to uoo his knife
on Manning it socina tint ho stabbed ,
Stone , gashed the republican party , jab
bed his friends , and in rajjo cut himself
up so badly that there soonn no prospect
for him to survive politically.
The Boys in Blue , which organization
now numbers two hundred , have adopted H
a uniform , the coat of which resembles
the old continental coat in style , the
body being blue and the trimmings rod
nnd whito. Sashes of rod , white and
blue are to bo worn , and the helmet is
of gold color , with a red band and rod
and white plume.
A colored citizen whoso wlfo had boon
the cook for Belle Clover's establishment
before the latter started her theatrical n
troupe for Cheyenne , got into oomo sort >
of a row with George Gorspaohor , be
cause the latter would not give her
transportation to join the party. The
difficulty Is to bo tried in the police
court this morning.
Samuel E. Woirichdicdat his residence ,
on Washington nvenuu Wednesday
night. Ho wa born in Washington
county , Pa. , April 14th , 1828. Ho
aorvod for threoyearaln the Second Iowa
Cavalry , Co. B , and at the close of the
war ho removed to this city , where ho
has since lived. Ho leaves a wife , ono
daughter , three aistors and mother. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
3 o'clock from the residence. .
II. W. Summers , Esq. , had rather an
unpleasant experience wiih his lago Hoi-
etoin bull on Monday. In company with ) >
another gentleman ho woijt to the pasture in
io dnvo the animal homo , when it attack : >
ed him savagely , tossing him in the air
and renewing the charge whoa ho came u
down. An old shepherd dog which was
with Mr. S. saw his master's danger and
rushed to the rescuo. By assiduously
attacking the brute in the roar its atten
tion was diverted from Mr. Summers
long enough for him to got out of the
Tray. It is not unlikely that the dog
saved his master's Iifo. TJiu bovine waa
known to bo rather cross , and its horns
had boon siwed oil' , else Mr. S. might
have received worse injuries. As it wus
ho suatainod some severs bruises. Mai-
vern Leader ,
Two young fellows giving their names
as Jim Hadiganand Jim O'Brien , ant :
hailing from Dos MoincK , got a room a <
the Crcston Houao and so behaved thorn-
solvcathal Max Mohn , who will have no
foolishness about his hotel , turned them
out , and when ho called for the police
the fellows ran. Officer Motcalfo , com
ing up , heard the commotion , Haw the
ollows running , and being told by Mr.
Mohn to amat tlicm , called on them to
linlt. They ran down the alley in the
dark , and Motcalfo firt'd once to sen re
thrui , nitnii'i ' , ' at t'lo ' prnnd , but by BOIIIO
inieclmnco tbii ball nipped int" the in
Btcp of ono of O'Brien's feet. Thoynunf ,
follows were thru brought io iimo
O'Brien WJB placed in Kiol'n hotel for
care and treatment of his wound , am
his partner was , taken io thn jrii ) . Yesterday
torday both canes wt-ro indeflniti'Iy post
poned , no prosecution appearing , aim
iLu y < uri fellows wore released , [
TEE CITY'S ' CREDIT ,
President Hopkins , of the "Writer
\VorkR Coinimny , JJcllovcs It
Should ) > o Helped by ttio
The statement made as n matter oi
news in the papers of this city , that city
warrants wore only worth 75 conta on the
dollar athait , if the moaiuro of a thing'a
worth ia what it will bring in the market
acorns to have stirred up Sidney W.
Hopkins , president of tlui watar works
and who is in Now York. Ho Tu-ilca i
letter to Mayor Vaughan , who ia at the
hotel there , in which Mr. Honkina saya
Dear Sir : My attention hri boon
called to the Nonpareil of the Oth inst.
wherein ia published in the local column
the following ;
"Mayor Vaughan boa gene east , am
before going ho neglected to sign cnouqh
city warrants to pay what bills wore Al
lowed at the last mooting of the city
council. The result is that many who
hold claims against the city are not able
to even got sovonty-fivo cents on the dollar
lar , which is all the warrants are worth. '
I have long been of the opinion that
Council Blulid is entitled to take her
place among these cities which issue no
bonds bearing a higher rate of interest
than five per cent , is almost an ndinis
sion in advance on the part of the author
itics that the credit of the city is not hi'jh
enough to float a bond bearing less. But
if your leading dally papers are so careless -
loss of the credit of the city as to allow
the publication of such a statement as
the article referred to , how can
you ever expect to succeed
in raising the credit of the
city to where the property belongs.
What do you think will bo said by these
with whom you are now negotiating for
the aalo of the paving and sewer bonds
bearing six per cent interest when they
road the statement that city warrants are
worth only sovonty-fivo cents on the del
lar. What was probably meant by the
writer was that city warrants will at
: > rcaont bring only sovonty-fivp cents on
, ho dollar. What they will bring ,
lowovor , ia ono thing and what
; hey are intiinsically worth ia another
and quite a different thing. The former
a only an evidence of the financial power
of the purchaser and the necessity of the
loldor , while the latter ia a question
) uroly of fact. Now , I do not suppose
hat any one will pretend for ono moment
hat the city of Council Blulfa will not
odoom her warrants in the futurp as ' i
ho past at their face value With interest
at the rate of six per cant per annum
rom the data of their issue to the data
of redemption , and if this bo so then the
warran'i of the city of Council Blufls are
ntrinaically worth 100 cents , oven though
here may not bo buyers for them at th-
moment at ever sovouty-livo conM on the
dollar. Where the credit of this city is
ikoly to bo affected newspapers should bo
voiy czrtiful how they allow an expres
sion of opinion , even in their local col-
nun , and I have therefore no doiib *
hat when their i ttontlon is called to the
article in question , the proprietors of the
Nonpareil will BOO that nothing of a aim-
lar nuturo will bo allowed again to ap-
oar in their paper.
Council Blulfa has entered upon an era
of improvement that must inevitably
ilaco her among the foremost cities of
ho west. Every citlzon ahold fool a
natural pride in the advancement aho is
naking , nnd should do everything MI
lio'r ' power to ratso her credit at high as
hat of the best city in the otito , where
t properly belongs.
J am , dear sir , yours very truly ,
S. W. I/oi'KiN.s , President.
Ion. W. II Vauhau , Mayor of the
city of Council Blulfi , Astor House
Now York.
Mayor Vnug'mn ' also adds in another
otter that the statement that ho failed to
ign enough city warrants la n mistake ,
nd that the fact was that the only bills
llowed before ho loft were the regular
nonthly bills for police and city oilicors ,
nd ho signed moro than would bo used
or paying them.
If Mr. Hopkins has an much confidence
the value of city warrants , it would
o a grand good move if ho would find
omo capitalist In the east , or clsowh o ,
vho would buy them in nt par or even
on per cent , discount. Those ' ho re-
rive their pay in general fund warrants
would bo voiy grateful. If city war-
ants are soiling for only sovnnty- ;
vo conta on n dollar , the nowapapora
vill continue to stats the fact doubtlcs * ,
nd with equal cheerfulness would they
ko to state that Mr. Hopkins , or some
ther good financier , was buying tluim ut
ar , but as for Tin : BKI : it deus not pro-
ese to quota city warranM at a hij'.hor
r a lower price than they really are , for
lie sake of misleading people olsonhero.
Mn : Bin : is not responsible for the ac-
ions of the present city r Iministration ,
V which warrants are where they are , si
nd if the city government has pot
.self in a tingled shape
y going bull-hoadcdly nga'-ist '
ho advice of Ih leading business men
uid representative citizens , the nowspa-
ors , nt Inast. TJIK BKI : cannot bo ox-
octcri to keep mum about it. The city
a city is all right financially and in
thor ways , but the faot that the present
ity government has got public mattorain
temporary tangle Is apparent , and can-
lot bo hushed up. Wlion the people
ilnco public allairs in other and better
muds , it will nut take long to straighten
everything out.
Council HlnllW.
Whatever Mayor Yauijhnu can or [
cannot do he ia a rattling advertising .
agent , and is' making the Now York
papers notice Council Blutfs , whether ho
nulls bonds or not.
The Herald says : "A committee con
sisting of Mayor W. 11. Vaughan and
Aldonnun Mynstor , of Council Bluffs ,
Iowa , arrived in this city yesterday. They
are endeavoring to excite public interest
In n proposed commercial exposition to
bo hold in Council Blulfd on the Mth ,
IDth ind I Oth of September next. The
city now has M.OOO population aa airainst
10,000 in 1880. It has opont ever § 000-
000 In erecting a system of water works , "
and ever § 500,000 in sewering and drain-
ins ? .
The mayor and citizens are anxious to
have thn prosperity of the city known ,
and u call luu been issued by the mayor
Inviting representatives from loading
commercial houses to meet in Council
Blulfd on the days indicated. The hotels i\
will provide rooms for exhibiting goodc , to
and accommodations for a good many
stands wilt bo provided in the now akat-
in ? rink. The city will provide carriages
free. On OAch day there will bo a parade
of the gucaU ,
The citizens want the public at largo to
knon that the prohibition law is not en
forced iii Council Blufls. Tim city
actually issues licenses to nalooim and derives -
rives a rovenuoof ever § 0,000 from that
source in apilo of prohibition. Mayor
Edaon will bo invited to lend hia aid. "
Then comes The World : "W. R
Vaughan , mayor of Council Bluffs , Ia , ,
arrived in the city yesterday in aid of the
national convention of commercial trav
ellers and merchants , to bo hold in the
alitinc rink of thvt city on Sopt. 15,1C
and J7. Ho will lay the project bofoio
the mayor and merchants of this city in
order to secure a largo roprcaenta-
tion. Mayor Vaughan aaid laat
evening : "Iowa looka upon Now
York aa the great city of the
country , and her merchants deairo to buy
all tnoir merchandise hero. In order to
ahow how live and ontcrprining a state
wo have , wo have proposed thla convcn
tion , inviting merchants to bo present
peraonally or by agents , with their anm-
pica , so as to make a good exhibit. The
exhibition will take place in the now
skating rink. There will bo n paw do
piior to the opening of the exhibition.
Hotel ratoa will bo greatly reduced , rail
road faro will bo low and everything will
bo done to make the visitors happy. '
Death of Mrs. Dr. Itlcc.
The death of the catimablo wife of Dr.
R. Rico , which occurred about 12 o'clock
Wodnoaday night , was not altogether
unexpected , although her illness had
boon of brief duration. For hours before
fore the final falling asleep it waa evident
dent that she must go , and yet the warn'
ing hardly lessons the suddenness and
heaviness of tliG blow. A week ago laaf
Tuesday aho waa taken ill and rapidly
grow worse , despite medical skill and
tender care , the difliculty proving to bean
an internal abscess.
Mrs. Esther Rico was born in Granby ,
Oawogo county , Now York , and was nt
the time of her death G2 years of ago.
She was mairiod to Dr. Rico in Auguat ,
1818 , in Now York , and they came to
this city nine years ago , and have re
sided hero since. She leaves ono son.
Jamoa R. Rico , a well known resident of
this city , and Mrs. Mattie Gaylord , who
also lives hero , and who was called homo
from an eastern visit by the sad tele
gram announcing her mother's illness ,
arriving hero on Tuesday. Mrs. Rico has
also an aged mother , Mrs. Miller , now
82 years of ago , who has made her homo
with Dr. Rico for some timo. She haa
also a brother John W. Miller , of Maiy-
villo , whoso wife has reached hero Tues
day , and ho was expected yesterday ; an
other brother , Henry C. Millar , is a well
known railway-man , with headquarters
in Chicago , and another brother , Arto-
inus Miller , of Now York.
She had boon fer years a member of
the Congregational church , and her re
cent prstor , Rov. Cyrus Hamlin , was
telegraphed with the expectation of securing -
curing his presence to officiateat the
iunoral sorvlcua , but other duties prevent
ed his coming. The services will bo hold
at the family residence , corner of Sixth
.root and Seventh avenue , at 2:30 : o'clock
lis afternoon.
Mrs. Rico had many friends here who
irp greatly saddened by her death , and
; his community has lost a most worthy
voinan , while the sorrow , what falls so
loavily on Dr. Rico and family , calls
orth the tondorcst expressions of sym-
> athy.
VISUSONAli.
Mm. Dr. Montgomery 1ms gene on an east
ern trip.
H. C. Osbom , tlio well-known Mills county
oflici.il , was here yesterday.
Hon. John Y. Stouo was here yesterday
eating a little after the congressional battle.
William Malonuy'a trip to Warsaw , 111. ,
vas not mi ho and a mission .is reported. It
nppc'.us tlmt ho 1ms uou us a bride Miss Fan-
no 1'oppor , of that place.
Charles Millott , who superintend * llio street
> a\ing , was able to get out yesterday after
laving been shut up with an attack of billions
over. 1 fo now tttarts for ] ) ea Molnen.
M . FrodCInilr , of Council lUiUf * , Iowa ,
VBH in the city Lint < neningisitiiiK his sister ,
Mrs. ] ] . L. Dimock. Ho left for Milwaukee
his morning. Jaiu-sullo ( Wis. ) Gazette.
Dr. 0. W. Aicliibald , formerly superinten
dent of the feeble minded institution of Glen-
vocul , will take charge of the new insane bos-
utal at Jamestown , Col , September 1st , of
his year , The institution , \\heu completed
according to the plans ill cost about ? 5CJ-
j ( ) and bu ( ir t-clii"j iu all respects , Mr.
Archibald's many Joua friends uill be pleased
o know that ho is to have the management of
ucli a splendid institution.
A young man giving his imtno as H. J.
Martin was arrested last evening by
Ollicer O'Brien rs a suspicious character.
la claims to work at C20 Tenth street ,
Omaha , in n jowolery store , but could
lot give his employers namo. Ho had a
silver watch and plated chain and also n
coin which was washed so as to pass for a
ivo dollar gold pioce.
Live and dressed sprint ; chickens at
Josuy's nu.'ut market , 511 Broadway.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ThefollonlnKnrt ) the tlmea of the arrival anil do-
nrturo ol trains by control BtiiiJtml time , at thu
ocal ik'ixjta. Trali : < i1oa > o transfer depot tou mill
C1I1CAUO , HUKLl.MirON AND QUIKOT ,
LUVB. AIIRIVIL
6:35 : p m Chloieo Ksprcsa 8:00 : a in
> ; 49 a m Kant Hall. 7:00 p IP
illSain ( 'Mull and Kxpuwa , 73pm
.2:23 : p m Arcommoilatlon. s.do ] > m
"At lota ] depot only.
KANSAS CUT , HT. J0 ANU COUhCIL BLUFFH.
lUOri : in tMall and Kxprcws , 7:05 p in
8:05 : p m Puclllc KxproM , 6CO : p in
CHICAGO , W1LWAUKHB AM ) UT. PAUL
S'2S p m Hxnriuu , D.06 n in
:15 : u m Ksprtua , 0:68 : p m
CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
6:30 : p in AtUntlo Kspri-M , 0.05 a m
li.SB a in I ) y Ktprcmi , 8.61 p m
7:20 : n iu * lca Slolno * AoRominojatlon , O.C6 p m
At local iluput only ,
WABA8I1 , ar , IiUUIB AND rACWO ,
1:20 : am Mall , 4:15 : pm
5:10 : p in Acconmiodaton U.OO a ui
At Trauslcr "nly
CIllCAUOOlHl SOJIIIWIUTBBN.
6:30 : p m Kxprion , 6.CO p in
B:2i : a m raclflo K i > rcsa 9.V5 a ui
810UX CITY AND I'ACIFIO.
.to p m St. 1'anl Kxiru | , 8:50 : m
r.20aui , J'oy KKTi'ns | fljo p m
UMOS PACIFIC.
8.-00 p m Wmtcrn Ksprcsi , 8:35 : a m 1
11:03 : a in I'aUflo Huprovg , 4:40 : p in
7:40 : a m Local KxirpM | , 0.51 H m
15:10 : a m Lincoln Kspnuu , <
AtTramfcronly.
DUMMT TKAI.SH TO OUtllA ,
lat.it 70-8:80-0:3o-10SO-ll : : : : : Oa. m , ! :80-S : l
3.SiMS6:30fl.S0.11:04i : : : | m Hundny 0:30-11:10 : :
im. . l:30-.8:3D-5 : : : :30.ll:05 < ) : : i > . in. Arilve 10 mla
ucfuruluaUuv tluin
JACOB B1MB. K. i' , OJvDWKLI ,
SIMSdi CADWELL ,
s-at-
j
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Oftko , U&tu Ktroet. UOOIM 1 and 1 Uhuzari 4. He-
Uahon'f llluck. Will piacilM In atato ted Ftiieitl
xutu
ihickering Piano
Dost anil Most IlolUUc.
IIALLBTT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO
Endorsed bj t'RAXz Liizr.
EMERSON PIANO.
Unrhallcd for Tone or Flnlthi
KIMBA1L PIANO
llcstJIodcrn rrteotoliuy.
M ' W
The Kimbfill nrarnn. so long nnil known In
favorably llio wc < recommends Itself.
.7. STKWAKT , Solo Agent for nbo\o lines of Goods. Wnrorooins , 829 Broadway
Council BlulFs , Iowa. Corrcsiwndoiicu Solicited. Agonls Wanted.
f
WHOLESALE
Harflwe , Cutlery , Timers' ' Stoci Etc
trStccal attention by mall.
COUMCiL BLUFFS , EA ,
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
RAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. 3.2 3ST. nVJCnlxx JBSt. . Goia.xa.oil
504 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTUIinn OF
T I SflTPHP Q
n I yfilLL
SAMPLE CASES n specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
WHOLESALK DEAL.EUS.IN
and 344 Hroadwny , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,
Iloal Estate Transfers.
The following transfers -wore Clod in
the county clork'a olllco yesterday and
reported for THE BEE by P. J. McMa-
hone :
Rudolph Toiler to Maiy Ann Guitar ,
lot 4 , block C , Riddlo'a aub. § 1,450.
B. F. Clayton to Lewis C. Hannah , B o
1-4 n w 1-4 , 2 , 75 , 41. § 1,000.
Catharine Gatrost to JQonry Gatrost ,
n o 1-4 3 o 1-4 and part a o 1-4 s o 1-4 , 1 ,
75,42. 81,200.
Catharine Gatrost to Elizabeth Nixon ,
part a o 1-4 s o 1-4 , 1 , 75 , 43. § 100.
Total salci , $1,050.
There will bo a private skating party
at the skating rink this evening.
N. 0. Wird , bookkeeper tor Do Val&
Wright , had an arrival at his homo yes
terday. The little follow erica for
Blaino.
Two men laat night broke into the
barn in the rear of Officer Motcalfo's on
Broadway and were about to steal his
lorao when they were discovered and
ran oil.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special \ertl3oments , eno as Loet ,
found , To Loan , For Bale , To Kant , Wants , Hoard *
Jig , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PKK LINK lor the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS 1'KIl LINE for each subsequent n-
sortlon. Leave advertisement * at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadwav
WANTD.
\VANTKU-aood xlrl. Work light , t 831 Third
TT avcnuo. 0. O. Troxell.
\ \ ANTKU Wiltor nt once at I.otit k
Itostaurant , Nos. 625 and 517 Broadway , Council
Hindu.
FOIt SALIC My residence , corner 7th lucimo and
10th etroot. K taken soon will tell for g..COJ
below value. Will olio cull furniture , carpets , < lc.t
all or In part. If not sold at oncu will rent promi
ses , with house furnished or unfurnished , at
moderate rent. Any ono thinking of making
their liumo In Council Uluftslllilo \\cll to imtBtl *
Kato this offer. It Id the best bargain ever offered
in the city. 31 A Ul'TO.V.
rOST Lap robe , Sunday niornlnc bctuecn Her-
J dlo barn and imcklut , ' homo , Suitable rcviaul
for return of tame to i KK olllce , Council Illuffa.
WANTED A good lurbcr. will ( ; ooJ waccs ,
steady job. Harmon K Carlton , Jllsaouri
Valley , low & .
OLD PAI'EHS For ealo at UBB otllco , at 26 cents
a hundred.
Everybody in Council Illuffsta Uko
WANTED
Tii ln ) . Delivered by carrier at only twenty
oents a week.
I poll SALK C1IEAI' . OooJ boarding house , saloon
1 and billiard hall i'ine bualucaj. Addteas K.
nuK olllce , Council IlluIK
A OKNTS Ladles and gentlemen can make llrnt
_ ' \claHs ) wagea by Bclllnir the "Clminnlon liosoni
t.troctlior nnil ronlne lloard. " Hetalla at (1.00.
Any lady can do up a line shirt without a wrlnkla
and nlotn U an nlooly aa the heat Jaundrlcscan.Addreso
forpaitlcularaO. U. S. & I. Co. , B olllcxj , Counci
llluffs
A.t the well-known Establishment
o ?
J. P. FILBERT
,
20 ! ) Upper Bronawny , the
PIONEER GASH
a-H.003EJ3R.-5r
Of Council Ulufli. Notloo our reduooa 1'rlco List.
We five
16 pounds Eitr 0 Suifar for 91 00
12poundsJranuUtwlHuitar 100
25 pounds Choito Oatmeal 1 00
6 pounds Navy Ilvuna 100
W pounds I ) tt Hulk Starch 100
13 iKJinuU Carolina Hlca 1 00
11 pounds Choice J'ruim 1JOO
G ban HuOalo Soap 100
Ultra Lake Trout , | > r pound IX )
Lorrlliard'a 1'lug per Ib 40
ilozon llickm'l 16
Colorado Hour , Winter , per c t SCO
10 ittundi dinner Saap < 1 CO
0 | > uniUh mlor lee
6 gallon ki'ir Sliup 1 70
IVhlte rish , per kll KO
Mackerel , per kit . . , . . , . , . . 10
> atcn , per pound 10
10 S pound cam St nJ ril Touutow 1 00
All klnda California Frulta
pound Ln k' Standard 4 for. . . 1 00
T. T , T.
All gridea , aocordlnx to quality , 15o to BOo per
pound.
Wu aUo carry a full line of Men's , Ladle * ' and
Children's line Hhovaand Men' * Kino ItootJ al vvry
o prloi . Also lull Hno 01 Tlnutro and K'nrral
rchaudUe , CM on Ui and bo convinced thai \ nu
ru luonny by iloaliiu with iu. Ooo-U dclU ereJ
olnativivkrtof tliocitf.
u t , vtoru , we ur-j bound to Boll and chitleiB'0 > .l
il Dlo oouipotttbu Iu tbU ouuntv ,
J. 1' FIL1IERT' '
S09u.er llroadway
J.H. TATE. WARREN WHITE
A. TIE3& ; "WHITE.
Practlco In State and Federal Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 9 , Schugart'a Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Bluffr.
Real cstato collection agency , OJd Fellows Block
aver SaUnna Bank
TII03. OFFIC1B , U. U. PU81I.
Council Bluffs
Established i 1856
Dealers In Foreign And omestla Exchange an
Qrtna Securitl
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BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
Ko .39 Pearl Street
Council Bluffs OH a.
As there are many
So-Oalled Veterinary Surgeons
In this city , who are practicing their quackery on
our people , I duem It but justice to say that I defy
any of them to product ! a diploma , or credentials ,
nmcatlui ; that they are graduatca of any \ctcrlimrv
natitutu , and I do hereby cautlou the public agalnsV
such quacks , aa
I am the Only Known Graduate
IN WESTERN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , L25B'dway ,
AT 11LUE 11ABN.
T. J. CADY , M. D. , V. S.
N , SCEURZ ,
of the Peace.
OFFICE OVEK AJIKUICAN EXPRESS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS. 10W A.
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Mrs , H , J , Hilton. M n. .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Middle Bro dw y. Council Bluflii ,
E. Eice M , D.
or other tumors removed without the
knife or drawingo blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES - * *
Otor hlrty jo r prnctlo.ilexperlcnoe 0ce No
Pear treot , Council lilufl
UTConculUtlou tree
ft
THE IlAl'MOND
Oaby Jomper !
L.O.BEAZETX
AOF.ST , N
224 A 220 Broadway ,
COUNCIL IJLOFFfl , . IOWA.
STATIONERY ,
TOYS AND
NOVELTIES.
Largest Stock
LO WEST I'KICES. 119
H , H , HOENE & GO. .
WHOLESALE DEALERS TN
Wo make n specialty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YARA OlOARS. All Cigars aold by us nro of our own manufacture nud warranted
0.3 represented.
OPERA HOUSE OIGAR HOUSE , I 552 Broadway/
II. H. HORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , . IOWA.
SMITll & XOIjLEU ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
H. F.
OFFER FOR SALE REGARDLESS COST
Light HoiJ WairotiB , Piano . Box Ton and Open Du < jgle9 , Brcnstcr Top nnd Open Burcles , Windsor Top
and Open lliiTRics , 1'baeton. of nil KInd nnd two S'lt i Cnrriagoa. All of the abo\o nro of my own manu
facture and guaranteed the best of Btock.andflrs'-clt'slnciory ' partlcv'ar. Send for descrlptUo circular.
tSTFnttory nnd Olllco 27 , 23 and 31 Fourth btrect , Council Bluffs.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICTManufacturer , ,
j urtalns , in Lace , l'b , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clothsIMattlngs , Linoleums Etc
hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods In our line ,
heapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and Houao Furnishings in the
C'tv. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 , 7 nnd 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS \
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Best $2 a day House in the West
Centrally Located.
Sample Rooms ,
First Claaa Table ,
All Modern Conveniences.
Reduced Kates to Regular Boarders.
MRS. S. J. NGRRIS , 105 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
'The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below
Cost to make room for New Goods ,
A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand
J. J. AUWEBDA , 317 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
NEUHAYEE'S
ON THE
Furniture nnd appointments all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff
Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches
SI to $20 each. Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase. All kinds of hair work promptly attended to ,
Waves made of Ladies' combings at 50c per inoh ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. J. J , GOOD 29 Main Stree
GRESTOn HOUSE
KVEKYTIIINamSTCLASS. .
Nos. 2 17 and 2 IDS. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
DE. JUDD'S ELEOTEIC BELT.
3,000 Elcttrlo B lt tbs nh Junebytu.
El
Ilcfercnces-Any o the Imslnc hui In Council lllufls. JUDD i SMITH I'roprletora.
BKOAmVAY . COUNCIL BLUFFS