Till- : DAILY HEE COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22
THE DAILY * BEE
OOUKGIL BLUFFS
Saturday Morning Nov. 22
suuscnirrtoN KATISJ ,
III.- tiow'per > e
omen :
NO. 7 Fcarl Btrcot , Mem Broadway ,
MINOR MENTION ,
The council incola Monday night.
II. R , Stewart , artist , at Chapman' * .
Sco J. Rcltcr'a now stock of cloths.
Spiritual sociable this evening nuslc
nnd dancing.
A social was given at the homo oJ J.
. JI. Palmer last evening.
N. P. Dodge Is reported as recovering
.from his severe illness.
The Bavarian band went to Clarinda
last evening to play at a dance.
"Bunch of Keys" is the attraction at
the opera house this afternoon and even
ing.
The stock ordinance is so neglected
that COWB can roam at will in Baylons
park. ;
John T. Smith , of DBS Molnos , was
hero yesterday , looking after three run
away boys.
Kav. Charles McClelland , of Tabor ,
will preach In the Congregational church
to-morrow.
1 The dance to bo given by the genial
Pour in Masonic hall Thanksgiving ovo. ,
promises to bo a great BUCCOHS.
Stewart , the artist , is located at Chap
man's. Persons desiring portraits for the
holidays should BOO him at once.
A big game Is reported aa having boon
played Friday night , ono well known SB
loon keeper loting $ lr > ( ! o on hazard.
p. It is expected that about two ' undret
democrats will.go over to Omaha to tin
ratification nnd jollification this evening
The alarm turned , in from box 24
Thursday night seems to have been the
doings of some mischievous person , bunt
just on deviltry.
i > The scworago bonds have at lint boon
placed in the hands of the mayor for his
signature. It seems that they should
have boon on the market Ion ; ; ago.
Young man , you are invited to attend
the song service and Bible study at the
Y. M. C. A. rooms this evening at 8
o'clock. A pleasant time ia expected.
A team belonging to Weathorly , and
engaged in hauling stone , took a run
.yesterday and made a good half-mllo
record with the wagon bottom side up.
The now police patrol wagon will in a
day or two bo rolling along the street ,
ready to cart unfortunates to the cooler ,
or take policemen to the scene of any
row. , . ,
K Arch TIarvey , the steward of Boch-
tolo's hotel , has boon given the elegant
gold-headed cano for raising the largest
amount of money for the now African
Methodist church.
John Stovrart is making arrangements
to have his son , W. A. Stewart taken to
lit. Pleasant for treatment. The young
man received a sunstroke lust aununor ,
and it seems to have aU'octcd his mind.
"Dreams" ia to bo giiion in the opera
house Thanksgiving afternoon and even
ing. There will bo also dreams in abundance -
-danco on Thnnkuyiving ninht , for those
who partake of turkey und mluco pies.
A number of the fiionds of Marvin
White mot at his residence Friday night
and celebrated the first anniversary of
llr. and Mrs. White's marriage. Among
the many presents wua n family Bible
from the mayor.
A drunken man on horseback wont
jjalloping down Bancroft street yoatorday ,
and turning into Main street waa thrown
ofl. Of course ho was not hurt. IIo was
taken to the police station where ho will
bo hold for $7.60.
"Thoro is no death ; what seems so is
transition. " Spiritual circle to-morrow
( Sunday , afternoon and ovoniin ; at 2 and
70 : ! ! o'clock In Spiritual hall , entrance
on Main and Pearl strootala staira on
llain and Pearl streets , two doora south
of the postollico.
Mr. II. Collins , nephew of jailor
Shuntz , baa just finished a crayon of Ilov.
Mr. Bates which has
, been placed on ix
hibition at Harkncss Bros. IIo has also
finished a largo oil portrait of Mr. Shout/ .
Mr. Collins shows much skill in handling
both pencil and brush.
K. II. Odoll , in accordance with a bet
anado with Gus Bergman , will at 4 o'clock
this afternoon start in to perform the
task of kicking his Blalno hat alonj ,
Broadway from the Methodist church t <
Pearl street , ho being obliged to "hurrah
/or Cleveland every time ho kicks.
Mrs. Dillian J. Parker , of Onawa , who
formerly lived here , now wants to bo re
leased from the
further husbandry o
JIarlan ( J. Parker , to whom she waa mar
ried In July , 1881. She eays ho willfully
deserted her in February , 1882 , and she
wants her maiden name back again , i
being Ingalli.
A. J. Kirkland while drunk , waa load
ing a mule team around the corner by
Uurkncss Bros' , store , and succeeded ii
having the wagon dollido with a buggy
utandlng there , in which a little boy was
Boated. The buggy waa overturned and
the thrown out but
boy luckily was nc
njurod. Kirkland was arrested and
yesterday was fined.
Two young fellowe , each giving his ag
as nineteen , and each chiming to bo a
candy maker by trade , itero before th
court yesterday ab suspicious characters
They claimed to have como from Kansa
Oity , end were giyeu a chance by the
\
judjo to keep traveling , or else g ° to
work on the streets. They concluded to
travel. They gave tlicir namoa as Frank
Drown and Harry Doan , and were hard
looking youths.
Tickets for the National carnival to bo
given by the M. L. H , 0. , on Thanksgiv
ing night , at the Masonic temple , are
now on sale at IIuihntH'a bookstore ,
Caesdy , Orcutt & French's wliolesile
rooms , J. I Stowart'a music- store , and
atthostorotf llobt. Mullia. Price of
admission 2. > e.
A team attached to a light wagon en
livened the tumvl noon dulliiwsa of Broadway -
way yesterday , by running the length ol
the1 atroot , and steering oT ( towarda
Slrootavlllo. Among the things in the
wagon wai a gun , which was being
ahaki n p ao lively that lookera-on feared
that it might bo loaded and might become
suddenly unloaded.
Jacob Schmidt , the manager of the
Bavarian band , lion bought out Schmidt
& Ilarb'a barber shop at 720 Broadway
and will take posacnsion on Monday ,
the cash part of the transaction having
been completed yoatorday morning.
Schmidt A Uarb will continue with only
ono shop , the ono under the now opera
houao. They will shortly put in both
rooms and fix the place up generally.
An effort is being niado to ratso a purao
for the benefit of James Brooks , who hiia
been lying ill for some months past on
account of an injury to his knoo. Mr
Brooks has Borvcd long and well on the
police force , is an old resident , and the
expense attending his long illness has
boon heavy. The mayor has headed the
Hat with ? , " , and others will gladly help
along the enterprise.
In accordance with the recent order of
the city council , the marshal is attempt
ing to force all hay and wood wagons to
stand at the place designated as the mar
ket between the two city buildings on
Bryant street. It Is barely possible that
by forcing them to do so the city wofyh
master may got some of the hay weigh
ing , and the private scales on Main street
may loco n little of the business. Thus
far the official city scales havu received
little patronage , ao little in fact tlmt it
does not pay to inako out n report of the
receipts , or turn the city's per cent into
the treasury.
James Xolan was before the superior
court yesterday on a charge of a ai > ultlng
J. Wuipett in Brix'a oaloou. The ovi-
lonco showed that Nolan picked up a
lorsowhip which belonged to n fanner
> oy who was playing pool , and com-
nonccd cracking it , and flonriahlmg it ,
and playing rather smart , ho having n
ittJo liquor on board. The whip came
unpleasantly near the head of Mr. Woip-
ert , Bittlni ; in a chair near by the pool
blo. Mr. lirii throw Nolan out of the
aloon , and then put on his special polico-
nan's star and arrested him. The judge
ut Nolan go with a lecture to keep sober
and not to bo too smart.
Orders by telephone fur Hour , food ,
wood , coal , and hay , will bo promptly
lied by Cook & Cooper , 700 Broad-
vay. , _ _ _ _
Telephone to No. 11 ! ! for dry hard
tovo wood and kindling. Big supply ,
'rices low. I'LATT 0r.iuo.N. .
The finest mirrors In the city , now and
uovol , at Chapman'd.
Missouri Valley | | WliisperH.
W. K- Smith has left town.
The saloons are again running.
The Social Homo club gave a dance
Saturday night.
Tommy Curlialo Is building himself a
] uueu Anne co tagoon the hill.
Mrs. F. A. Sims is down east on a
Tisil.
Tisil.Mr.
Mr. Sargent spent Sunday in Omaha.
Ho did not go aloni'
Tiiero was considerable money bet hereon
on the election nnd mutt of the losers
kicked on paying , but nil paid. Archie
Altschulur heads thu list of winner ; . He
won several hundred dollars , Bob Harris
next , K. K. James , 8100 , Billy Harmon ,
Ciourgo Shtluy , Irvo 1'uttnr and others ,
§ | } 5 each ; Edward Mouro , Ooorgo 1'ur-
row and a ccoro of others , $25 each. Thu
Funniest bat was that of a Bliiino youni ;
lady , who haying lost , is to deliver the
winner two klssea every Saturday night
till C'evelnnd ' la inaugurated. A big
amount wau lrit ! on Pusuy. It ia claimed
Hint Judge Uuclmui , hi Jlirur Sioux , lost
$ 2,000 on 1'usoy , but won $8,000 on
Cleveland and New York.
Mrs. 1' . K. Robinson , of Omaha , is vis
iting hero.
Jivory thing is very < | tilot and dullltere.
A building boom is expected in the
spring.
Lawyer Dance will remove to Nebras
ka in the spring.
Marvin lluglilett and a lot of North-
we&torn ollicials visited the Valley Tues
day , inspecting their now property , the
S. 0. it 1' , railway.
There was coneidorablo kicking hero
against the Associated precs , on account
( f thu partisan way in \ > Inch they sent
out returns election night. The West
urn Union and the line and rapid service
they rendered uro complimented very
highly , but even the republicans say tlu.y
would rather have had the Associated
press send out unbiased returns , as they
were deceived aa it was into believing
the republicans wore going to carry
everything.
Amy George has returned from Valen
tino.
Harry Choynoy and wife will make the
Bhili'b their future homo.
The democrats ratify to-night.
Cloning Out ,
To close the business 1 oiler my stock of
miscellaneous books , picture , faniy goods ,
notions , iiro ecreena , oanola , willovr and
cano high chairs nnd children's rockers ,
at prices novur known before In the Heat ,
II. K. iSoamun , paper , books and station
ery , 50 I Broadway , Council Blull's.
K. L. Smith , general fuel merchant ,
I'M Muln street , has opened a brancli
ollico und yard at A. B. HOMO'S ' mill ,
corner of Mill and Scott streets , but will
continue to do business at the old stand ,
and will keep on hand the choicest
Missouri cord and stove rrood of nl
kind. IIo ( wood ) have you call In ,
Order hard wood of P. Ovorton ,
POINTERS ON PAVING-
AVIiyn I'ow Morn Itntuls Nerd to IJo
Issued. i *
The announcement that n few more
bonda would be isnaed to pay the cost of
paving , has led to some quetles as to why
they should be , There wire aaveral
m.ittera which were not covered by the
estimate on the basis of which the bonds
were Issued. There ! a a little more in
tersection work than was originally iiguroa
on. There is the cost of paving in
spoolers. Thus far the Inspectors' bills
amount to SSH5.50. Then thuro was the
expense of the committee of three who
wont to Now York to sill bond *
The bills rf the committee
have never boon made pnblic , but
THE BEK yesterday hunted thorn up and
found that the cost of sending those
three men to Now York on this mission
wan just fifty cents less than $ luOO.
Besides this , .Judgo Dillon was paid for
his opinion $250. I'll on there ia the dis
count on the bonda sold , or the percentage -
ago allowed brokers , or whatever the
shrinkage may bo called , which amounts
to Bovcral thouaand dollars. Alderman
McMahon was also paid S.'iOo S5 for work
In preparing abstracts of property and
, ; otling at the proper aascoamontof the
uijacont property. To cover all these
Itema it ia therefore necessary to issue a
Few moro paving bonds and realize on
them.
lliirltui
Last Monday the saloons of Ilarlan
were "pulled" on an information report
ed to have boon signed by W. V. Chance ,
0. W. Flahor and P. 1J. Lotigcor.
The democracy will have a ratification
; o-night.
Miss Knto Burke had her arm broken
bv 11 fall at the skating link Tuesday
night.
night.Win.
Win. Dothlifa has boon working for
\darn Bolandor near Corloy. Last wenk
ho hauled a load ot corn from the field
and when near the crib unhitched the
loraos with the intention of pulling the
or.d by hand the remaining dislanco.Io _
started with the wngon down the little
till , but the weight behind him was too
great for his strength. Ho was crushed
jotwoon the front of the wagon and the
corner of the crib until life was extinct
Mrs. liolandor arrived on the scene while
the unfortunate man was still 'ilivo , but
rtas unable to move the wagon Siio
starled to the corn ( iold for help , but bo-
oru it caino , Dothlifa was dead. Dr
Jurks , coroner of Shelby county , waa
called from Kirkmnn. lie summoned
Messrs. B. 1 < \ Lancaster , John Shearing
nnd John II. 1'ingcv , as a jury , and in-
liiest waa held last Friday. It is suSli-
ciont to soy that the verdict nccords with
ho facts aa above given. [ llarlun Tri
bune.
St. John Broa. have bought , cleaned
nnd refurnished the Revere Houao , "il'.t
! 5ro.id\vay , opposite the opera houeo.
Council Blull'd , where you will lind clean
nonis , clean beds and well tilled tables.
Terms ? 1.50 per day.
I'lOHSuNAU
1J. Khhton , ot Necilnvaa lu the city j is-
terilny.
I ) . Stnrbuck , of ( ilcnwood , WIIH in llio
] ' 'iank 1'inoy mill J. 1 * . Do liovoiso left
asl miming for thul'liittu nftorKeoso.
1) , 0. Tucker nu\v | > nca to Missomi Valley
n it hunt , uixoinpaiiiud l > y hid bioUier-in-law ,
Ji. Gray.
I'rnnU ( toiler , of Omahi , wni OUT line to
, ako in the ixilicoinon'x ball , mill H'ii.aiiiBil
o\or night ai the K'lott ' of C. Woiluy.
Mr. and MTH. .Innim Wunlo } ' ro now ready
, o reecho thuir frionils at No.1'J 1'iftoentli
ivenuu , tliey lia\uig Kul > u to houncktuianf ;
hero.
Tom Mlllott loft last < > \munf ; f > r lies
Muliiea to Uku ia tint ( litnocrittiu puioorinii
tlifiii , What tlmo in loft of linn will bo l
lloiul.iy. _
The uiidorpigi.c'il wi" soil ul
I'linic AKHON , to the highest
ijuluVr , at liis msidoilee , JSo. 1801
ICighU'untli Htivut. Council IJlulla
on SATI \ \ \ } \ \ Mov. 22 , all his
Household Furniture ,
Consisting of parlor nutl bedroom
SL'tn , hitclum I'urniliive , cook and
heating stoves , crockorv olc. Terms
Cash.
[ will mil the ( ollnnini ; 1'iopcrty n ua" tcrnu K
ullliui 3UiUti.
200 Aero Fuim.
t'ho inlks north of Pnutu-U HliidH , KOOI ! lurn , Iiousc
orcharil , uml all Uiunl
400 Acre Farm ,
I1\e mllcBCJi9ti > IIx'taii , Iliitrbon , cniint ) , lowi , all
lei oi-il , diKltanl , Into , luibiu , unh.nl , etc ; - ' 0
a ( icitd iiihlcr plow , 1 o aoroi * fainu r i-a nu ailov100
arrm timliurai il IVIHIIIIK. I'lin.nn | e.l.i bo I'.wllj Ul
\ kiwi IUO tliK'o Umlritlu siiiull
800 Aero Farm.
cast l Oim , Moiinnt rountv , l a , on
tliuMi > | iliilM't ; BOIHI IIOUIH' , latii S.\lfO ( lit , li'ul
> rilD , fhcili , ito. ; 'JOUacrtu uu < ltril is , I'a'uncu ' ' In
ilinher , iniiilow uuil pwtuie ; a llitt cUii stuck [ arm
In ever ) iu ) ) > cct ,
240 Acres of Wild Land ,
Suitable for Farming.
SSO Head of Cattle ,
75 Uoad of lloraos ,
MO llo d of Hogs.
AUorarmlpg ImrilemonU eutllcuiit tucair ) on biUI
( arum , Al o
10,000 Bushels of Corn , and -100 Tons of
Tame and Wild Hay.
Sikl Btix'k , corn , leoil uit nuchlnory li ilh Idol up
uiibalj ( arms , anj will to uM oufy 111 eonnitslou
\vith nlil l rm .
llervU Ku > "lcliiiKXilorClKl ) Stock ( jinw , well
tookeJ , rc ij ( or wurk. I'ottuMlou ghiu on ditto ol
) iurctitiH > , II ilt lri l ,
Oil eu 01 * ddui9
K. P CAnWKLT , ,
f i a Tn
0 t&titZis Vx& E&aii rfka iiL2
9
rnoPKiEToiv OF
Upon the onenins of the season for
the Holiday Goods trade , I beg to inform
my customers and lie public in gener
al , th 11 liav ? made extensive prepara
tions for a large trade and feel confi
dent that I can fill all orders that may
ue entrusted to me to youn entire sat
isfaction.
My assortment of imported and do
mestic goods , I am pleased to assure
yon , is far superior to any of previous
seasons , and a visit to my establish
ment , 103 Main street , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa , will repay you.
The entire stock has been selected
by myself with a view to meet the-
wants and demands of the general
trade in the west. Should none of my
agents be able to call on you during
the season it will be of great advan
tage to you to pay me a visit and per
sonally select your wants , as travel
ing men never can carry such a full
line as is shown you.at my head *
quarters.
J. MUELLER.
103 MA1H STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Waves , Switches , Whatnots , LangL'y and Pompadour
Frizzes ,
ALL KINDS OF
20 MAIN STREET , CGliNOIL BLUF F
F. ClATTFIMrCK ! , G. EDOAU , O. E BESWICK ,
Assistant. Secretary.
ullb bdlOLIlVB Pee
\\ill < lo ull kin not iletcMlM. iinrh fur Kvihv , I vpi " ' 'oi/nph ' anil lUiUay > o.npanits , Merchants ,
M mifaUorio > j , I'un ura" , l'u < lu nnd I'IIM.-H ln-iitiiMnn < i .ml IHstilct Attornms. Stolen pri'i'crty ro-
cutirtil rolli ! tiuim mull , Miw ni : frion I * f " 'l i incm pr nurml iIO ( reward ollortJ fur the arioift
anil cnmlLtiuin Ifii ) numou < r | > fri > oiiH fiauli.l' nMrupriMi'itm this AMoclation AU oonimunicatlone
trlctl > oonllilDiitml Olllc c. Murnnle Tumi Ii. I mucil UluiU I a. I * C Itox 1233.
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Turcoman , Etc.3 uUJelotliB , MaUlugB , linoleums Kt
tfwacsta Kpspssss Sswwg
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hoicost and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
jma and bo convinced that we nro headquarters for all goods In our line
hoapoat ( .tare to buy CUUPKTS , Curtaina and House Furniehlngs In th'
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NOB. ' 5VaiulBU0MASONIO TICMPLK 3'- COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCnrdnno
MANDEA1AKBRS & VI N ,
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STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
801 Upper Broadway Cor. Stntsmtm St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt .attention nnd satisfaction
QuiminU'f'd. Plans and specilicntions furnished freo.
MRS. L. A. WARBURTON ,
.ASHIOKABLE DRESSMAKE
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty.
coi sen , HUTFS.
We wuuU call jour attiution to the fait that the
Bargains Which Cannot TDO Obtained Elsewhere.
wo aj what * e mean anil nusn what ) . Hut the teat way to
imta ur iluck .nJ
THAT WK DKr'V COlll'EllTlO.V IN KVEHV I'AHTICL'LAH ,
UrCA8nUthonmKloworil hlUiwlll attract the attcntian ol cierjlKX ly , U ' 'Ij8 ' , . " ° 'a . w "Mj !
otkr Ihcru to at BO Ion u flture. A casii
when imrchand ' our u'PoJ * . ml that U the runon o ran jou .
tUb. . tor' . Uctl B "Iwm'h
From $5 to $16 Saved on Every Suit ,
JJ > han.dir , Cl .sh - , ii i ' t < > TJcrat the A. n . \ i. ( thi driat Minhant Tai'orms HeuM {
WANAMAKBE & BROWN ,
32 1'EAJIL ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
All eoo , > old ro > > J'f1 ' to the ecu ) lid jrotictlctiof tla f > lln 1r.utiiMiil' ' I lr tTli1 Jviil ( 16 M
an tiprcwntril "I'niil Ue Mu \ wnnai taut l.f Ihnl Tmn. \ . K fs.m < ut ink' ! acnt wlUl
tlir v iTinint I iiiiilli ML n III iii u Ii ; tottie i r > ' > ' ' xiiit d r 'n if VI " ( Hi' i tic CXH , inch {
N > ri > n ( ir lir < il lirn il i | | ; < n r > , ii i r \ > i , I i r . - 1 "it nil t i'u "t 1 > I Until ; i Chtmoro jkltt
' : i jiniiN nr M' t ; nm U I r ( i uitaiis un cj.itur us : , I aiini.ii entln or n.rg < - llniuyi In CJtt
or \ i - or 1 1 uiit li'kk ' CD on \ < st or | ant ,
\v. iMuiui njn.imly o rail nni \aniinc mtr coik an I prior * , o it ; > ri oirjiiro t Hows.
Su.t froui r7 ! to Msna i . lltm Suit- , from -Wuil : up. Ou'CiiN , friiintl'aiiU up.
WANAMAKEl ! i BI'.JWVJ , Tailorin , Council Bluff * .
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Full Goods Heady. Suits Made to Older in Latest Style
* oa Short Notice and n Keasonule Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , . . . . . . Council BInffa.
DR. JUBB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
8,000 Klccttlo B lt8 fold for the llonth of Sq > t , b ) us.
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References Any of the business hoiwee In Couodl Ultifts. JUDD & SMITH Proprietors ,
Salesrooma 319 , Broadway. Mnnnf.ictory 00 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
KIEL BALE STABLES
Keep Ilorsea and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will Boll in retail or wholesale lots.
All Stock .Warranted as Represented.
\Hiolcfaloixudrctill \ dealers In Criln ml Riled IIn. Prlcca
Bi'iiabli. ' . Satisfaction Guuititced.
SOIHinLTJTIEZR & EOLE'ST
Corner Fifth Avo. & 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
BBIITH & TOIiLEIl
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Select From.
LARGEST ANDBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF ' M
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the Ic.ict money at 337 Broadway , Council
Blnlla , Iowa.
i' ' Furnishing Goods and Notions at
COt > T until all are dispes.-d of. } MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Manufacturer ,
COOKING- AND HEATING STOVES
Both new and second hand , ranging in prices from § 3.50 to
$25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain.
the best bargains. I am making a big reduction in
TJ I T TJ 3RL
All 1 nctd the room t display my stock of 8to\c3.
A. J.MANDEL ,
225 Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
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Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BEUFFE
I1ALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FRANZ Lisn ,
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrlrallod or Tone or Flniehi
KIM 13ALL PIANOS
Best Modern I'llcoto llu ) .
The Kimball Orgnn , so long nml favorably known In the west , rncommcnda
STHWAKT , Solo Ageut fur above lines of Goods. WWorooms , 329
tmcil lilulls OorrusponJeucu Soli iteil. A ouU Wau taJ.
WHOLESALE DKALEU3 IN
314 Prnndway.
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ALL Till :
1)1 JIAUEST'b t'ALL rAPEll I'ATlLKNa JtVf UKCEIVI .
' COUNCIL BLUFFS
54'J BROADWAY , - - - -
W. P
Fr iuo HouBonuKHoa en the LITTLE OIANftruolia aJ any dlitauio and om any kiaa ol S
UK1CK UOUSES raliioU.Ul work guaranteed
W. P , AYLSWOUTIl ,
Ipecia ! Bargains In Wall .Paper. .
.n ordnr to make room for nu immoneo stock of Spring Goods , 1 have decided to
oflor all goods now in stock , at prices never before quoted in Una city.
GEO. R. BEARD , No. 32 Mam Street , next to P. 0 ,
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DENTIST ,
100 MAIN STREET ,
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