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THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY DECEMBER 1 15Si.
THE DAILY BEE
idOUNCIL BLUFFS
Monday Morning Dooombor 1
SUBSCRIPTION IIATK8.
By Carrlei - - - - - - -W ) e nt per w *
By Mall - - - - - - - - 110.00 per y a
OFFICE :
Ho. T P rl Street , Hear Broadway.
MINOS MENTION ,
Slaughtering prices at Bliss * .
n. R , Stewart , artist , at Chapman'r.
See J. Roitor'a now utock of clothe ,
Ladies' stationery at out prices at Sea
man's closing out salo.
Remember the closing out aalo o
cloaks at II. Frlodman'a , 'Ml Broadway
Blank booka and all oflico stationery
at low prices nt Soatnan'a closing ou
aalo.
The great slaughtering of millinery
will boging to-day at J. J. Bliss' .
There were no preaching services at
the Congregational church yesterday.
The paid nro department is to giro a
masquerade on the evening of the 23d.
The BlufT City Typographical union
gives Ita third annual ball Christmas
nigh- .
1'crmit to. wed has boon given A. 0.
Hay ward , of Downsvillo , and Kato Jonoa
of Lovoland.
If you want fine portraits for the holi
days place your order early with Stewart ,
the artist. Don't wait.
The Carleton English opera company
to-night give "Tho Drum-Major's
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Daughter" at the opera houso.
At a union Thanksgiving service at
> Grinnell the mm of § 10 07 was raised
for the Iljmo of the Friendless.
Hamburg haa cut down the pay of Its
alderman from tire dollars a mooting to
oao dollar. Probably there is no diffi
culty in getting mon to aorvo even for
that.
Ira J. Adams , who lot hla ire got the
host of him BO that ho gave Mrs. Adam a
boating Thanksgiving morning , has boon
discharged from'ens tody on condition that
ho leave the city.
The Congregational aoclal is to bo hold
Thursday ovouing at the institution for
the deaf and dumb. Those who oxpeot
to attend , and who desire transportation ,
should apply atV. . S. Homer & Co'a
atore.
Charles Allan was lying drunk on the
sidewalk on Broadway 'Saturday night
and when nhakon up ho was eo frighten
ed that ho jumped through the window
of Dr. Haven's drug store , making a big
smash.
Walnut , whoso old fire department dis
banded ever a year ago , now has a now
organization with A. S. Burns as chief ,
Is
Charloa Jaoobaon and Charles Eroo as
foremen , and W. 8. Margoson secretary
aud treasurer.
Mr. E. Morgan , who lately sold his
property to the Homo of the Friendless
and returned to his Maasaohuaotta homo
in the hope of bettering hla health by a
change of climate , died at Agawom , dl
_ Maw , , on tbo 10th.
H. R. Stewart , the artist , has just
finished a moat life-like crayon portrait of
the late Thomas M. Gowdy. It if ono of &
the best Stewart has made , and that is
saying much , for his other portraits have Is '
won for him very high parioo.
Clergymen desiring half-faro permits hi
for 1885 , on the Chicago , Milwaukee & hiL
Si. Paul , Chicago & Rook Iilond , Chicago
cage & Northwestern , and Union Pacific in
railways are requested to call upon J. L
Da BovoUo , Union Ticket agent , CO ?
Broadway , ou or before December 0. J.
E. Keller has bought out Jerry Myers'
at No. ID Main street , and proposes to
run a first-class restaurant and sample
room. Ho haa a great many friends , aud
bv following his avowed policy of having
everything ' 'decent aud in order , " he
will doubtless got his full share of
patronage. 1'
Ohas , Mason , who was arrested for try-
lug to inveigle a little girl into a house of
ill-fame , was discharged 3 < tturdayCounty
Attorney Mynstor concluding that the
probability of conviction was not aufli.
clont to Warrant putting the county to U
any mora costs ,
"Tho Great Republic" is to bo pro
duced at the opera house December 12
and 13 , under the direction of D. 1 ,
Schneider. A largo number of school
children are to participate , and Mark
Duryoe , of tbo Ogden house , is to bo the
leading comedian.
The Hamburg Times terms the Thanksgiving -
giving proslamation of Council Bluffs'
mayo'r "silly both , " and adds "Yot the
mayor is only voicing the nonsonao of
thousands of others of his party , who are
eo inflated by a little tuccess that they
neeiu to vie with each other to see which .
can make tbo biggest fool of himself , " '
That proclamation eeems to bo a red rag.
The mayor rather lost faith In his po
lice force Saturday night. Finding a *
a
drunken man on Broadway , ho blow his
whistle s ml could get no responin , and
after waiting awhile Deputy Marshal
Gusnnolla , who wa In bed at the . , - . .
hearing the whistle , dressed and came to
the mayor's relief and ttouk the follow
in.
The Svendeou concert company ia to
give an entertainment at tbo Congrega
tional church Friday evening. Johannes at
Urendien is a Danish violinist , and said
to be a remarkably fine ono , while Mrs.
Louisa Svendten as au organist and pi
anist haa won very high praieo. They
l\v an Tfu H nt - '
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Onicor Dougherty Saturday night ar
rested a follow on auapicion , and turned
him over to George Gtmnolla at the jail.
As Guanolta was about to look him up
the follow mftdo a break and run out , anc
Guauolla , bolni { in his stocking foot ,
found the chaio too rough , and , after
crippling ono too , gave it up. Later the
fellow telephoned him from sumo where
down town , "Don't you wish you hai
me ] '
The antics of an apparantly insane
man caused * a commotion on upper
Broadway Saturday forenoon. The fel
low was coming into town with asmal !
load of hay. and first attracted attention
by his peculiar prodding of his horses
with a pitch-fork , the horses being
frightened and at full spood. In turning
a street corner the wagon wan tipped and
the man thrown to the ground. Still
clinging to the pitch-fork and paying no
attention to the tcnm.ho made a charge
on two women who were passing along
the sidewalk. They sought refuge in a
neighboring house , and the man disappeared
poarod before the ofllcorn could roach the
vicinity of tlio peculiar performance.
Monday our citizens were considerably
surprised by a visit from Dan Parroll ,
and still moro so when ho placed Charles
Coborn under arrest for the crlmo of
arson. The charge being the burning of
Dyo'a store two yoara ago last spring.
The warrant was sworn out by D. E.
Baldwin , a United States detective who
'ma ' boon working on the case since last
summer. This proved another surprise ,
as few Imagined that Patton's blacksmith
was a dotoctivo. Not being able to give
bonds Farrell took his man to Glonwood
for safe keeping until the preliminary
trial , which takes place in Dyo'a hall
next Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Macedonian.
The present crumbling condition of the
court house is causing many to change
tholr minds about the necessity of buildIng -
Ing a now ono. At the last court houao
election the crumbling and cracking was
considered by many aa moro talk to help
got a now ono , but it is now evident that
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it ia not talk. Many favorable comments
are made by those who before opposed
the enterprise , and many who voted
against it before now say that if the people
ple can bo assured that no moro than
8100,000 will bo expended , they will vote
for it. Many favor the drawing of plans
and getting estimates on bids before an
other election ia called , BO that all may
know just what kind of a building it will
bo if the voters decide in favor of build-
Ing.
Orders by telephone for flour , food ,
wood , coal , and hay , will bo promptly
illod by Cook & Cooper , 700 Broad
way.
Telephone to No. 113 for dry hard
atovo wood and kindling. Big supply.
Prices low. PLATT OVKKTON.
Mra. I. M. Troy nor , who has boon very ill ,
now training.
Miss Clara Ttul haa returned from her vitH
to Vllllacn frion ] n.
Mrs , Fred Clark lion gone to Denver to join
her husband there.
A. T. Cox , of the Oakland Acorn , is now
the father of a bouncing boy.
Mr. Pattoraon'd ohllJron , who were ill with
dlpthoiia , nro now out of danger.
Mra. J. J. Bliss and uintor , Mini Rohso ,
loft yofitordny nflornoon for Chicago.
J. M. Adams of the firm of E. K. Adams
Co. , hag returned from a business trip.
MIsaMtnnio Prltclmrd , of Jnnosvlllo , Win , ,
* in the city ai ( ho guest of Mrs. Samuel
Clark.
Mr , Kelt , of Boston , ia in the city vititlng
his ton aud daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mm. 0
IA Felt.
Mr. Bert Clinton in still % ory weak , but It
thought that ho will recover from his RU-
vero illnoij.
Mrs , Wright , of Chicago , mother , ot Mra ,
. 1' . Murphy , the contractor1 ! ! wlfo , ia visit
ing her daughter in this city.
Sheriff Garrison , of Logan , was in the city
Saturday , to not the si al-nklu cap which hu
won on election. Ho got it ,
A.V. . Couraon , of Cinoiunatl , is nt the
Hochtolo hotel , and in n few tlaya will leave
for it nhort tlip through Nebraska.
Mr. mill Mra , Joseph KnotU , and tholr son
Frank , have loft for Mexico , whore Mr.
Kuotti Ima largo mining interests.
F. Kern returned Saturday from a cigar
Rolling trip , nod after spending Sunday here ,
starts out ngalu. Ho U building up a line
burnous In that Hnu.
11 , J. Chambers , the county rucortlcr elect ,
shipping hli household goccU from Avocn to
this city preparatory to making this hln home ,
mid entering upon the now duties with the
opening of the new year. 2 ' .
Newest alylus in still' hats in brown
and black. Motcalf Bros.
On tlio llloyulo.
Wilmot , the wonderful bicyclist , ap
peared at the roller skating rink Satur
day night , olnco lu > was here last winter
ho has become a married nun. Ho has
not only improved socially , but in his
profession ho is more wonderful in his
performance. Among the seemingly im
possible feats performed by him were his
.acts on the big wheel with the back
hose , and little wheel of the bicycle
taken elF , Balancing the wheel in the
middle of tbo lloor ho stood erect on Its
top with arms folded. Also on the
single wheel ho rode over an obstruction
foot high. His pirtuor , Pavilla , had u
sprained shoulder , but still was ablu to
do some Tory fine Hole.
2
1,000 ( styles Runts' underwear , 2f > o and
. Motcalf Bros. ' Ill'-
up. Ill'Broadway. .
Cloning Out ,
To close the business I offer my stock of
miscellaneous books , picture , fansy goods ,
notions , fire screens , easels , willow and
cane high chairs and children's rockers ,
prices never known before in the west.
II. E. Seaman , paper , books and station'
cry , G04 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
St. John Bros , have bought , cleaned
and refurnished the Itovoro House , 549
Broadway , opposite the opera house ,
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OAUQHT BY OARD3 ,
Money Collnntocl Var n Clinroli Loii
O\cr n
The colored folks hero are struggling
along to complete n now church , and in
tholr eagerness to raiao money they hit
upon a scheme which they thought would
arouse the flagging energies of Bom < ) of
the young men , and sot them nt work.
In connection , therefore , with the fostl
val which the colored church folk gave
last week , a gold cane waa to bo presented
od to the young man who should secure
the largest amount of money for the
church. Several had boon at work dill
gently gathering in the quartern and
halves , oaoh appealing to his friends of all
shades of skin and religious belief , and
desirous of winning the cane. When the
night came , and the young mon came 2u
with tholr reports and money , sus
picion singled out two who
did not seem to bo acting
squarely. One reported n very little
amount , whereas it was known that his
subscription list showed n much larger
one , and the other failed to report at nil.
A church investigation was had , and it
was learned that those two workers in
the vineyard had done well enough in
collecting money to have stood a chance
of gottlng the cano ; but in an ovll hour
they wont over to Omaha together and
satan beguiled thorn into a game over
there. Instead of whining much money
from oatan for the mooting house , satan
got what already belonged to the meetinghouse
house except n few paltry dollars , which
it is finally concluded that ono of them
shall hand in. There has boon much
weeping and gnashing of tooth , and the
throat was made to have the two dusky
youths arrested , but it-was Finally con
cluded to lot them go with an admonition
which It is hoped they will not soon for
got.
Gouts' driving , dross and business
gloves. Now. Motcalf Bros.
THE BALL EOLLING ,
Seine Frcnli Itovelatloim in tlio Al
leged Knpo OBHO ,
The Davy brothers , who were arrested
on a charge of committing rape upon a
ittlo stop-Jaughtor of John Smith , of
Dranlm , are released from the charge , the
Smiths not Booming to care about prose
outing. There seemed something mys-
; orious about the case , and this mystery
promises now to bo cleared up. It Is
said that Smith , who was formerly night
watchman at the Northwestern yarda
lore , is not marrind to the mother of the
ittlo girl in question , but that her name
s Mrs. Ball , and the little girl is Lizzie
Ball , instead of Lizzie Smith. Mrs.
3all s husband , who has begun divorce
irocoedlngs , swore to an information
n ono of the courts hero Saturday charg
ing Smith with ttdultory.omd a warrant
was Issued and placed In the hands of
George Edgar , aa a apodal , empowered to
0 to Omaha and got him. Smith is aho
to bo charged with conspiracy in connoo-
iinn with the Davy brothers , it appoar-
ng that the three joined together to
oilect the young girl's ruin , The whole
case is to bo investigated anew , and
enough charged preferred so that the
guilt may bo brought to the door of the
right persons , and duo punishment raotod
out.
Pure homo-mado buckwheat-rye Hour
and ryo-cjrahanifr sh corn meal and food
of all kinds at No. CIS Pearl street , at
vholcsalo and retail. Call aud oeo John
[ Jaw thorn.
Window shades at cost to oloso them
out. P. 0. Miller 13 Pearl etroot.
COMMKUCIAJj.
COUNCIL , DLOrra MAiiKrr.
Whoftt-No. 1 milling , C065 ; No , 2 , 58 ;
No. 8 , 60 ; rejected 3Q&-10.
Corn Now , 25@28.
Oata Vat local purposes , 83.
liny 8ti 00@7 00 per ton ; biUed , 60@GO.
Hyo 35o.
Corn Monl 1 30 per 100 pounds.
yfootl Good supply ; prlcoa at yards , 0 00 ©
Coal Delivered , bard , 0 50 per ton ; soft
4 60 per ton
Lard Falrbank's , wholainllng nt Ojjc ,
Flour City flour , 1 50@3 UO.
Brooms a % @ 3 00 per doz ,
LIVE UTOOK.
Cnttlo Butohor cows 3 25@3 7B. Butcher
utoors , 3 7Bta-l 00.
Bhoop 2 50@3 00.
1'uonuoit AND mcim
Poultry Live old hens , 2 CO i > or do * ; spring
chlckuna , 2 CO per doz.
lintter Oroumory , 28@30c ; choice country
Kiftf -Sl pec dozen.
cgotnblos Potatoes , 30@10o per bushel ;
unluuH , 40@50o per bu ; apples , choice oookiug
or eating , 2 6u ; boauti , 1 50@2 00 pur
buMml : Hwrot ootatooH , 2o Txir Ib ,
Older .13 gallon bbl , S6.DO.
8 00 per bbl.
JOO Upper UromUay , uicsln to the Kront.
Stud ) , reflect anil como anil Kxamlno , unj BOO ( or
oiirfi > lvcHutmt > oucan Imy lorC i at my plice.
quota ) on m follow :
lalbHeianuhtvilgugarfor . $1 00
10li ) lUK r tor ' . I 00
15 ll > While ci O niiRar f - r . 1 CO
HO bum Kirk's white Uui ) Un oa ( or . 1 03
< liit * e lir u < ] titl to Klrk'e IttuaUu ooap for. 1 CO
\ > bttHKIrk'n hlualiiillt toiplor. , , . 1 00
Dupont'ii bott | > u tl r ) > or Hi . 1
IB b\nci ot match es for . , 25
* i tup California onrydilpx , perif'I . t > 0
Bjrup , atoii toil ttiktly 1'iire ' Vermont
100M
A o. 1 Eiiitllxh cunantiUIbi lor . - . 1 00
le U' J.umiuliiu 10 toxoidir . t 00
0 > nn 'l ' ulionhu'rlva , pretMMcil , Srana lor . , 1(0
faulted Slliyillowruintiri li whltomrupfi lor , 1 CO
C nntil S Ib Ht quality Tiiiutoea 10 for . 1 TO
ANo. luhltolUh , | > rklt . 70
Tobtoro , LoclirJ Clloiax , | > er | > ound . CO
T T , T. 1 oin M jou ftccorjlntf to ( ] U I tj , < iom
16oto70oiHrlb.
Klour We till the cclobrito.l fatent Fnuoy | > cr
CHM20I.
AVu kor | > e vr > thlt'K uriallr Veptln * First dim
nrorory , mlnrrant utrrjthlnK' wo tell ( lotxN do-
Ihorid luu In any part ol the cily. I ! m hindlo
Olou'H anJ llltioD * , Dry RO < | | and Notions , llo > t
nl Hhoo , ami Kuod amurtiiuut of Tinw ro. lie.
iiKiubnr ; I ulll not only bo not umUimoKI on any
k'oodii , but wll wll 0 purount below any Conifet HI n
In the city. Woaro now r l > li ic ou linolca oil ) IU
In * limi we rwi give the grcalett hatualng ever olltre 1
In the city. Mr cinoniui are vrrv UK lit , with no
Itf nt to | > y I am uuallod and will Bull chotp lar
UAHII. Call when jou wuitthobe olUirgalni In
my line.
J. P FILBERT ,
< )9 Upper Headway , - ouncll Blutfs
AlMIB310N-OcnU l c Udlo Ida.
UKATES-OenU ISO , Ladle * Itta .
Admlnalon Krw to Ladle * each mornlnif and Tuts-
Jay and Thur 4 ) r aJternooui. U e of Blutoi IB
Fall
HARKNE
> ilks , Dress Goods & Novelties ,
F THE SEASON.
is very complete iu variety and excellence of goods.
Cloakings , Plushes , Velvets ,
Eider , Down and Jersey Cloth
Tambour , Turcoman ,
Gurtain Goods , Window Shades , Etc , , Etc.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
MOQUET E , BODY BRUSSELS , INGRAIN & HEMF
Oil Cloth , Rugs , Mattings4 Mats , Etc. , Etc.
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa :
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- EVERYTHING /HISTCLASH.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. . - COUNCIL BLUFFS
W. P ALYSWOE.TH.
frame Houses moved on the Lirrt/KOIANC trtiok and auy dlstancu and otor any kina or ground
BHIOK 110USK3 rilBod. All work ruarautood
W. P. ATLSWOHTO , 1010 Ninth street.
COUNCIL HLUF7Q
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urtalDB , in taca , iHl'b , Turcoman , Etc.3 oil.'clotba , Mattings , Linoleums lite
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hoioost and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that w are headquarters for all goods In our line
hoapost | < lace to buy CARPETS , Curtuina and House Furnishings In tb <
City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 0 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS oc
Mail Orders Filled Promptly uud Cnrt fully
L. 0. ARBUTHNOT ,
- ALL THE LATKSTSTYLKS IN -
FALL PAl'EK I'AITKHSS JUST UECEIVKD.
542 BROADWAY. - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
MRS. L. A. WARBURTON ,
FASHIONABLE DRESSJV1AKE
Cutting and .Fitting a Specialty.
2M BHOAPWAV COUNCIL DLUKKS. t
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ALLTIIK
LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY
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230 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
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Iowa and Nebraska , and Bold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council j
Blutls , lovra. jpor
NORENE & LANDSTEOM ,
Fnll Goods Remly. Sui Mnde to Order in Latest Style
on Short Notice and a Itonsouule Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , - . . . . Council Dlntls.
BE. JUBB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
8,000 Ucctrlo IfcHa od ! for , the Month of Sopi , by us.
Referenced Any ot the business homes ID Council Bluflg. JUDD & 8MITII Proprletoii.
Salesrooms 319 , Broadway. Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell in retail or wholesale lots.
All Stock .Warranted . as Represented.
\Vholoiftlo and retail dealers In Oraln tml Baled H y. Prices
Booablo. Satisfaction GiurantccJ.
SOIBCIILTJTDEIR & DBOLE'X"
Corner Fifth Avo. & 4th St. , Council Bluffis.
SMITH & XOLIiEK ARts. ,
LKADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Mala street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selacfc From
WHOLESALE ! DKALEttS IN
332 and S44 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOMA
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
Both new and second hand , ranging in prices from $8.50 to
$25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain
the best bargain3. I am making a bie reduction in
"HJ" DE" . 330" HI BEa [ "CX 3E L ' - H-
A ) I nwd the room t display my Block ot stores.
Council Blutln. Iowa ,
EALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PLVNOS
Endorsed by FRAMZ I.iszr.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrivalled or Tone or Ffnlfh ,
KIMBALL PIANOS
Beat Modern Price to Buy.
The Kimhall Organ , so long nnd favorably known In the west , roorttnmond *
STEWART. Solo Agent for above lines of Good * . Wareroouw , S2
liluffa uacil Oorreaponiieuce Kolit ited. Agaata Wanted.
Waves , Switches , Whatnots , Langtry and Pompadour
Frizzes.
ALL KINDS OF
20 MAIN STREET. CODNOJL BLUFF
Wo would call lour attention to the fact that the
AUK OKFKUINO
Bargains Which Gannet Toe Obtained Elsewhere.to
We can convince everybody that we say what we mean and mean what we say. But the bent way to
mt thotrulhluljifuaol our desertions Is tocallouU examine our stock and prices , alwnya ivmuml-ttlny
THAT WK DEFY COJII'ETITION IN JIVEHV PARTICULAR ,
jHTCASH In the mafjlo word which will attract the attonthn of ovcrjbody , It In the word wo iisnd
when wo purchased our ( 'ixxln , und that la the rtason wo can olTor them to you at eo low a figure A cask
aold ol kuylnu and ttelfinK * tbeiuby prctoctlnK ] > urcha ur9 from overcharge.
) ; . E. A11AUH & Ca , 417 Broa lw y Council Iltaflt.
DDB. O. O.
BSNTIST.
100 MAIN tiTREET ,
OOHC1L BLUFFS - - , . IOWA
will tell the following property on easy Urrag
bought w ithln ZO daj e.
200 Acre Farm.
re mllea north of Council niufTi ; good barn , house
orchard , and all fenced.
400 Acre Farm.
e miles eMtolLotfan , Ilirrlion , county , Iowa , Ml
need , feedi rd , birn , hoiiun , orch.rd , etc. ; 2 o
reu under plow , 10 acre > lame UMiuea < low , lee
rra timber and pasture. This farm cSj Uj
JoJ Icto three dculrable gruall larma.
800 Acre Farm.
miles eokt of Onawa , ifonnna coiiuty , Iowa , on
Maple rlttir ; good houoo , barn SSiltO feet , feed
rdi , > bfdi. eto. ; 200 acreo unltrpUw , ba'anco In
uber , tcuiulow and puture ; a Ilrtt oliwd stock farm
> eryri i > ct
240 Acres of Wild Land ,
Suitable for Farming.
.A.TT.gatp
50 Head of Cattle ,
75 Head of Horsed ,
900 He d of Hog * .
10 Farming Implement * luructeot toci'ryon uld
farnu. Alto
,000 Bunhola of Corn , and 400 Toua of
Tame and Wild Ilay.
id stock , corn , feed and machinery U divide ! op
aid fumi , and Mill b Bold only ju connection
.h laid firan.
leraU ar ° odohaaoafr Choice Stock tarmi , ell
eked , teutf lor work. I'OMKeloii trliua on date of
rxhaoa , If de > lred.
I'rv-tlco In auto and FedorU ConrU.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room l8hupart' ( ! [ Bnildin (
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
E , Eice M.
or other tamers ronoved altbocttb
knife or drawlcu o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Oror hlrty yean practical ozperleoot Odio * No.
Pearl treet. Council Illufl *
BROADWAY
EVERYTHING NEW ,
AH the Latest Improv
Machinery.
All Work First Glass. I
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2 60.
Established , 1882.
H. E. REMEB , Manager , , - .
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