THE DAILY BFJfi SATURDAY , JANUARY 3 , 1885.
COUHCILJLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS , ,
CROSS'S CASE ,
It GOBS Over-Uolil Monday Next ,
Tlio Grounds on AVnlch A Contlnit.
anco la Afikcil.
The nnnooncomont that the trial of
Dr. Oroes for killing Dr. McKuna woold
commcnco ycstordny sftornoon caused a
largo gathering in the court room. An
predicted in yesterday's BEE , the defense
attempted to eccaro a continuance.
Among the reasons urged being the absence -
sonco of John N. Baldwin , ono of the
attorneys for the defense ; the lllnoaa of
Mra. Crosr , wife of the defendant , and
the inability to get her OB a witness.
Judge Hubbard , who ii alao an attorney
for the defense , stated that the prepara
tion of the CMO had boon mostly in Mr.
Baldwin's hands , and , ho being away ,
Judge Ilubbird did not fool that ho could
In justice to the defendant , proceed
with the trial of the ease
Hla partner at Cedar Rspids
tvas also sick , and ho did not fool that ho
could remain away from homo just now.
The affidavit on which a continuance was
asked was by GoorgoT. Wright , stating
that Mr. Baldwin had informed him that
Mra. Cross would , if ab'o to appear , tea-
tisy to certain facts as to Dr. CrcsV appearance -
poaranco on returning homo nftcr the en
counter with Dr. MoKuno , the tendency
bolng that ho had been badly battered
and bruised by Dr. McKuno. There
waa also aflidavita of two physicians as
to Mr > . Oroas * condition , and the aflidavit
of Dr. Cross. The court expressed the
opinion that the application for a contin
uance was faulty In some respects buteaid
ho shall allow the application to bo
amended. Still , if thus amended ho did
not feel like granting a continuance if
the prosecution would admit that Mrs.
Cross would testify as claimed In the af
fidavit. Col. Sapp , on the part of the
state , withdrew the objections made to a
lack in the application for circumstance ,
and agreed to admit that Mrs. Cross
would testify as stated , this removing to
his mind , all ground for continuance.
Judge Habbard then aald that ho could
eocuro affidavits of physicians to the ef
fect that the norrons'straln caused by Dr.
Cross may put on trial -with vMrs. Crocs
thus HI , would odangor her lifo. Col.
Sapp objected to having any such amend
ment made to the application , when
as objections were raised by
the state. The courb at last sot the case
for Monday , and when naked by Col.
Sapp if ho meant by this that it should
bo promtorlly set for trial at that time
replied that If any other motions or am
endments were offered Monday morning
ho would pasa upon that feature of the
case then. Judge Loafbourrow opoko of
the great costs already accrued by reason
of the special venire , etc. , and
explained that ho would not have issued
the apodal venlro had ho not boon satis
fied by consultation with the attorneys
on both sides that it would bo satisfac
tory , and that they would bo prepared
to go ahead with the trial. Now , it ap
peared from the affidavits , that Mra.
Cross had boon very ill since tbo 12th of
December. The pnblio will have there
fore , to wait until Monday to loam the
next step in the case which interests
thorn BO greatly.
GiFIS FOIl
That "Will Iio Given to Charity.
The presents continue to arrive at the
executive mansion in Albany for Governor
Cleveland , despite his declared unwilling
ness to receive them and the labor of rc
tnming yifts has bcconiu so great as to
ncccssitato a now departu' o in this busi-
nost. The govo nor has therefore decided
on n now policy. All gifts now on hand
niul all that n * rive in the fnturo will be
handed over to Albanyjcharitics. Clatcts ,
wines or liquors of any description will
piobably bo sent to the hospitals , while
many rare and peculiar articles will deco-
r.ito the tables at some church fair during
the winter. The cause of religion and the
wants of the poor and sickly will thus be
ministered to , while the prcsident-olect
will bo saved a yood deal of letter writing
and the frequent ringing of
express drivers at the door. Of
course small souvenirs from warm
personal friends and sentimental
1" remembrances of prominent events in hia
public career cannot bo const tiled by Gov
ernor Cleveland as valuable gifts which
ho might bo called upon to return. An
Uo indiscriminate collection of articles , however -
over , como by by the mail and by express.
The latest is a case of claiet with the
governor s likeness labeled ou each bet
tle.
As illustrating the extent of the gift
mania , the following is taken iroin an
175 Albany paper : The queerest place in the
,
state is Uov. Clovlaml s bam or store
lufc room. Th ( batn is a substantial struct
nro , built jtist back of the executive man
sion and during the administration oi
jnoro wealthy governors it WTXS ifsed foi
the carriages and horses of these worth
ies. Uov. Cleveland , however , iloesni
keep horses and since his election to the
presidency the vacant barn has been usci'
tor- to btoro the vast collection of miscellaneous
ous presents that como pouring in fron
every quarter of the union. Formorlj
these jiackiiges wuro delivered at ? the oxc
cntive chamber on the hill , but as the ;
kept constantly incieasing in number am
variety , it was found impossible to receive
ceivo them there , and BO a kind of unioi
depot was opened in the bam. It keep
ono man busy receiving , arranging , am
shipping back the packages addressed t
the president-elect. In spite of the fac
d that the greatest care is exercised ii
. finding out who sends the stull' , ani
his address , many of the packages t email
unidentified. The governor s outers ar
that all presents Khali bo rotumcd to tli
sender at onco. 13ut , as about half of th
gifts como anonymously , it is not so eas
to carry out the instructions. A cler !
w.u busy marking and Bonding away pack
wgcB. ' 1 ho collection of bald eagles , bicj
cles , chairs , desks , brushes and other brit
n-brtio would have put a junk-shop t
blush. Yet there was ono marked di !
forcnco botwcen the stock in th
governor's barn and the junk shop her
ever/ article was bnml now. The eagl
flapped his wings dolefully in his woode
cage with an air tliat told plainly it wr
the first time that ho had over been mail
n show of , and two owls stared in a woi
del fully knowing way at the expressma
who was taking the things awa }
Not a speck of dust dimmed tli
brightness of the glittering bicyd
tliat was promptly going back to Uostoi
and the toil plush of a comfortable an
chair bhowod its newness through the thi
covering over it. The only th'ng tlu
Lo'o traces of wear was a barrel covo'c
nth country mud , and with a number of
ipenings cut in the staves , through which
Iio ml and mellow golden of great Now
rork apples showed. A second express-
nan wa.1 unloading a half barrel of cider
bat had just arrival , when the clerk
caught him and told him to wait. A
careful examination showed it to have
omo from Binghamton , N. Y. , and ,
without taking it from the wngon , a
occipt and bill of lading were made out
nil the stuff shipped back. So it
rent all day. As fast as ono
king was returned another came in
o take ita place , and the clerk considered
ilmsolf lucky If two articles did not como
n place of every ono sent back. It Is
iasy to understand how simple country
oiks take pleasure In sending llttlo to-
tons of affection to the man they honor
md respect , and in whoso good fortune
hey have had a part. But why those to-
cens so often take the form of animals is
question that sadly perplexes the poor
lork , Ono man in Brooklyn Bonds n
og , another In Malno sends two owlv ,
bird forwards an eagle , a fourth believes
bat nothing leas than a Maltose cat will
nako the president happy , whllo a fifth
lopoa to win favor by the presentation of
fawn.
The Curiosities of Murder.
During the year 1881 there were over
000 murders committed in the United
tatcs.
The causes leading to murder in many
ises have been as trilling and sometimes
Imost as grotesque ai those of buicidcand
outhful crime has been alarmingly prova-
int. A son killed his father in a quarrel
a kt chopping wood. A daughter killed
icr mother because she would not allow
ior to go to a ball. A boy of 10 killed n
laymato in a quarrel over marbles , and
ho same cause induced a boy of 13
o kill .another. A school boy 0 years
1 ago stabbed another to got possession of
kite. Two boys of 10 killed each
thcr on account pf jealousy. One boy
dllcd another because ho did not
litch a balll right. A boy of 17 killed a
> oy of 13 bccanao ho persisted in going
luntlug with him. A boy of 1C killed a
Irl of 15 bocauto ho was jealous of hoc.
'wo ' glrlp , 12 and 13 , respectively , killed
icir brother of 5 with sticks because
ley did not want him to live any longer.
A boy of 14 , out of pure savagery , fired
nto a crowd of hia associates and killed
wo of thorn. A boy of 10 tried to kill a
toy of 13 because ho would not contrl-
> nto three cents towards a political ban-
ro , and waa killed himself. A boy of 17
was induced to kill another after reading
dime novolr A boy of 14 killed his
stcr , a baby , by holding her on a
> dhot stove. The youngest raur-
orers were two children of 5 and
, who deliberately killed their brother
E 3 , because they were tired
E him. More than 100 murders were
10 result of quarrels over cards. Ono
nan killed two others because they killed
ia dog. Two men quarreled over a
nctor's bill and ono killed the other.
Tour women quarrelled over the ownor-
iip of a chicken and ono of them killed
10 other. In Chicago a workman killed
Is employer for a dollar. Two men
uarrelcd over the ownership cf fifty
onta and ono killed the other , and one
man killed an other because ho would
lot lend him 25 cents. Ono brother
rilled another because the latter's dog
dlled h'a aheop. Two women qoar-
oiled about the right to
BO an nven and ono killed
ho other. A father killed his son because
10 would not shoot his. dog. A blind man
dllcd a cripple because ho would not di-
ido his money with him. A drunken man
lan killed his wife by beating her with
10 body of her dead child. Another man
n liquor poured kerosene ever his wife
ml set her on fire. A physician , fearing
wvcrty , killed his four children and him-
iclf , and his wife went insane. Ono man
liot another because the lattcr's dog bit
lis hog. A man and his wife throw coal-
11 over the lattcr's sister and burned her
o death. Ono brother , insane from
aith-curing , killed another , and a man
dlled himself and his daughter because
lie compelled him to cat berries.
1'ftttl's Gift to a Crippled Artist.
few York Tribune.
A crayon portrait of Sig. Brlgnoli ,
which has an Interesting story , ornaments
Hmo. Pattl's parlor In the Windsor hn-
el. The portrait was drawn by Miss
larion Foster , the crippled artistand
raa intended by the touor as u gift to
ilino. Pattl , to commemorate the twon-
fifth anniversary of the first appearance
i opera. Ho dying before the day ,
.owover , Miss Foster sent the drawing
o Mine , Pattl with a note explaining the
ircnmstancoa. A few days after Miss
Castor received a handsome gold
ockot sot with a row of
legant pearls down the center , and in-
aid with blue enamel. There were bo-
ides , two oar-drops ornamented in a
imilar manner , with twenty one pearls
n each. In the locket was a beautiful
minaturo of Mme. Patti , and engraved
HI the back were the worda :
v
Mitrion Footer
from
Addina 1'attl ,
1881.
The present waa accompanied with ono
mo of Mmo. Pattl's cards :
"With very beat wishes for future
uccesa In the art In which you already
ixcel. ADELIHA PATH. "
Didn't Know Him.
So many prominent people como here
hat the average distinguished citizen Is
not as big a man in Albany as on his no-
; lvo heath. This was unconsciously
illustrated by Cbl. McOluro'a visit yester
day. After calling on the president-elect
Iio wont back to hia rooms at the Delavan ,
wrote a column account for his paper ,
and sent It to the Western Union office
by n special negro servant. The account
waa long , was sent "collect , " and the re
ceiving clerk looked It over and said :
"Who is this McClnre , anyhow ? "
"I dunne , " replied the hotel negro ;
ho talks as it he owns the whole paper ,
but I dunne , "
"George" called out the clerk to a Now
York correspondonr who waa just sending
oll'hls matter , "is this fellow McOlure
jood for a column to the Philadelphia
Times ? "
And this is fame 1
Tito Hplnc of tlio west.
Brcoklyn Eaglf.
It was an Arizona man. With stead ;
hand he filled the can , for , as waa uaoa
with him , r.o filled the chalice to the
brim. Appalled , affrighted and dlamayec
to 110 the wholesale liquor raid , the gen
tlemau behind the bar , in trembling tonei
aiclalmed : "Look byarl Youaroinis
taken , pard , I'm thinking. That isn'
elder that you're drinking " The strong
ar'a face grew dark and aad ; ho looked o
( hough ho had it bad. In tones of griov
inf , mild reproach , ho raid with a re
jroaohful look : "You're mighty rlghr
itranger. Gocd heaven * . 1 wouldn'
iriuk that much cidtr for 50. "
BK1N DISEASES CUUED ,
By Dr. Fratler'a Magic Ointmfttit. Cores ai
f by magic : Flraple * , Black ileads or Grub ,
Blotches and Eruptions on the foco , leaving
the skin clear and beautiful. Also euros Itch ,
SMt Uheum , Sore Nipples , Sore Lips r nd old ,
Obstinate Ulcers Sold by dnigRlsts. or
mailed on receipt price. 60 cents. Sola by
( Cuhn & Co. nnd 0. P. Goodman.
The Combination oi JiiRrcdlPiitu used
n making BpowN's BnoxcmcAt , TROCHES is
such as to civo the best possible effect with
safety. They are the boatremedy , In use for
Coughs , Coliii nnd throat diseases.
Triplota should bo baptised In iho
Trinitarian faith.
STOP THAT COUGH
By uslnff Dr. Frazier's Throat nnd Lung Bal
sam the only sure euro for Coughs , Colds ,
Hoarseness and Sere Throat , and nil diseases
of the throat nnd lungs. Do not neglect n
cough. It may prove fatal , Scores nnd
umJrodaof grntoful people ewe their lives to
Dr. Frnzier't Thront nnd Lune Balsam , nnd
no family will ever be without It after nnca
uing it , anil discovering Its marvelous power ,
It is put up in large family bottles nnd Roltl
'or ' tlio small prlco of 75 conta per bottle. Sold
ICubn & Co. nnd O. F , Goodman ,
PitUbutv Chronicle.
There are GOO Masonic lodges In Texas ,
and 10,000 Masons.
Hnrsford's Acid Phosphate.
UNANIMOUS AmiOVAIi OF XIEDICAL STAFF.
Dr. T. Q. COMSTOCK , Physician at Good
Samaritan Hospital , St. Louis , Mo. ,
iays : "For years wo have used It In this
lospital in dyspepsia and nervous diseas
es , and as a drink during the doclins ,
and in the oonvalosenco of lingoringifo-
vora. It has the unanimous approval of
our medical stair. "
For rcglldiug frames that have become
ipotted it la quite common to use gold
ironzo mlxod with dextrine , but it is
often found that the spot reappears. To
iroyont this , rub the roglldcd spot , after
t is thorougly dry , with molted bees
wax applied with a soft brush.
1'ojmlnr ! 1'oimUi !
Of cpnrao. The word comes from ev
ery direction. Any political candidate
who has done aa much good as Brown's
ron Bitters hag , will bo so popular that
10 will bo sure to run in with an im
mense majority. Dr. H. L. Battle , of
Wadloy , Go. , say , "Brown's Iron Bitters
s very popular In this section. " Nobody
finds this valuable tonle anything short of
crowning success. It cures dyspepsiaIn
digestion , weakness , etc.
Efforts are being made in London to
ind out where the fog comes from , hop
ng , If Its source bo once discovered , a
omody may bo found to counteract it.
Chore fa a grave question Involved , however -
over , which Is , whether or not London
would bo London without a fog.
Iinck in Blue Grass to Bloberly.
The happiest man in New Orleans ycster-
lay was Air. John M. Mcborloy , Asst.
Cashier of the Mercer National liank of Uar-
odaburg , Ky. , who was the holder of one-
ifth of ticket No. 08,980 , which won the cap-
tal prize of 875,000 in the drawing of The
jouieiana State Lottery on Tuesday last ,
vhmi ho nriived nnd preceded to draw § 15- ,
00 in money at the hands of M. A. Dauphin ,
> ciBonally , Hois a nephew of Gov. Jno.
ilagoflin , of Kentucky , who made himself
amous by his refusal to President Lincoln
vhen he called upon tha Stnto of Kentucky
or men nnd money. [ Now Orleans ( La. ) Pic-
yuno. Nov. 1C.
The Campbollira church , the denomi
nation to which Mr. Gar field belonged ,
ma purchased 18,000 acres of land at
$1.75 per acre , and taken up 20,000 acroa
additional near Redding , Shasta county ,
Oal. , on which they intend to found a
colony. The Campbollites of St. Louis
are the prime movers in the enterprise.
DUIIKEE'S COLD MEAT SAUCE & SALAD
DIIESSIOG ready made , nutritious , econo
mical , delicious. Nothing equal to ! I
was ever offered and it is invariably
popular both at homo and abroad.
Hero ia a neat bull perpetrated the
other day by the Charleston Nowo and
Courier : "In many places there are
; roat rafts of logs , old trees , stumps ,
) tc , drifted together anal lodged along
; ho river , so as to make it dangerous oven
'or an ordinary canoe to go through
safely. "
To break up colds , /overs and inflam
matory attacks , use Dr. Plorce'a Com
pound Extract of Smart Wood.
A now baggage check has been per-
ected and been adopted by several
western railroads. It consists of a rather
argo brass shell , with strap attachment ,
.he shell holding four coupons folded on
each other. The first coupon is to bo
illod out to the passenger , the second to
ho agent , and the third acts as n way
) ill , and the fourth goes with the obeli ,
and contains the number of train , time
and date received , and the name and ad
dress of owner. The coupons are intend
ed to take the place of all reports of
jaggago forwarded , received and do-
Ivered , and excess biggago and storage
Dlanktf , thereby reducing expense and
economizing labor.
A Sere , Tlirout or ConpliJ If suffered
to progress often results in on incurable throat
or lung trouble. "Jlrown't llroncliial Troches'
; lves instant relief , u
Children Drowned.
, Mass. Wednesday some chil
dren that were playing on tbo ice at blanch-
nag , broke through. Two girls named
Mitchell Vunzundt nnd a eon of Lev ! Do
Bros , aged 9 nud 10 years , were drowned ,
Irs , HJ , Hilton , H D , .
PHYSICIAN & SUEGEON ,
S22 111JJIe Broadwij- , Council Bluffi.
N. SCHTJRZ.
Wee of tlie Peace.
OFFICE OVER AUKRIOAH BIPRESS
J. E. TATE ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Pr otlo In State and FedtrU Conrti.
Ooiloctloni promptly attended to.
Room 10 , Bhugoxt'i Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFia IOWA
Dr , W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Oonncll Blufb Iowa
$20 BE WARD !
REWARD | Ald lor Information of prwen
$20 location iialr honti. wazon and batness
giKol liv William D Hal ! toTbomM ik'l enton
Bay borne > e > en ) can oM , 1/00 f < oun < ] , cir ki
bind hf , black horw ulne jeari olJ.i tar la lor *
haed ipatln in right hind leg w gen , Cooper make
tbre Inch let double hunew , Ulen ( ram I'otUwatt
atrio county In AuifUat T n dolluri reward ( o
dtiactery olaild Hall. IU11 dticrlbedai about
fe t 10ncbei | , landycompleit'on.bildrieul en to
brownlih red , itou'l h built , about Oietr
llj to Leonard Er'rett , attorney atln
iuCt , Jtwa ,
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UP-STAIRS L
UP-STAIRS. -
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. Si
"What nro misfits ? A now sensation in Omnlm City Clothing Trade.
Having opened a store in this city for the sale of Merchant thousands of merchant tailors in the country , it will be nerceived
Tailors' Fine Misfits and uncalled for clothing we will try as brief- that we have a great basis from this tailor and a dozen from ? nether -
jy as possible to make plain to the public the advatage of deal other , we get the finest custom work'for much less than the
ing with us , Misfits is the title given to all garments which the cloth cost , it ought to be plain then that we can sell fine taiior-
tailor has left upon his hands either by the failure io fit or the made garments of superior cloth for much less than others ask.
neglect of the customer to produce the cash wherewith to take for cheap factory made. What you get from us we guarantee to
them away , Every merchant never meets with less than a dozen be good material and good make.
such cases every year , and when it is remembered that there.are
OITR JKXCE JH&T AS A
Suits. Jants. Overcoats. *
SGOOO Custonvrnftdo suits for .N. .53000 S1GOO Custom-inailo IVxuts for $ TOO $11500 Custom-ninth Ot orcoats for 53 "rM 00
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toco 2500 1200 it 650 WOO
itit EOOO 22M )
1500 2000 1000 it 4SO 4500 Sl'OO '
4000 1850 700 it 350 1000 1750
1500 itii
3500 3000 12'.0 FOO ii ' . . . _ . 300 4500 115) 1500 )
Open evenings until ! ) 'clock 3000
2500 1000 o'clock. ' " " 1000
2000 ODD Saturday evenings until 10 2500
Latest s tt/les _ andclcf/ant t/annents in siUt and satin Jinedstiits and overcoats. Alsoftltt
dress suits fbi sale or Tent at the OJHJGINAZ Mfl&JFJiT C&OTJIING IAJtJLOltS.
i 010 1312 Dow/las St. , ( bet. 13th and 14th Sts. , upstairs ) Omaha. Ncl > rasJa.
IdlZ ( Up-stai'rs ) . Ziyhtcd lfi/electric lit/Jit. ( Up-statrs. )
I AM TUB WESTERN A3ENT FOR THE
" tty "
"RICHMQMD SKATE.
HO. 8. This' hut some of the skatortiinufaoturors call "Club , "but wo cill it "Out Half Garni
C1 < JB. " It his pura spring steel bottoms corrugated iBank. His fu.l t.lckol patsd Tno bottom lishapol
to at thu sola u ( the sliooor li o : pcrfcct'y , thcruby-ir.Mni ' , th * foot fro * nd natural action. It k.i
to clamp aid light ie Uer laptop or hsel ttrais Tno heel straps are preferable to heel clamp a
moitcasc , Mtha8tr > p 8tiy nd strengthen the ankle olten preventing a rlo-is ami palntal tccldenti. I )
tl the flnistlookln * skate In the rairket , and one that Is sure ti pHiao. It his pure Turkey Bum of
wheelswlihbraia bushings , they are 2J Inohoi In dune'.i'nnJ every vviuel poro't.r trm ; asch p lr It
oasodln a separate box. sizes , 1 to 9. I also oxrry a full line of me skats In fill 'r p wood bottoroi aa
afullltneotallextris , andsmillandUrKo bnij lined wlitos. Wrltafor pilaoa Terms Ooo-thlrd oaih
accompanying order ; balance lent 0. O.K.1 II. L. UlLCiiKVotta Ajjjut , 10JJ , fourth Are cut
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKR ,
Proprietors. Superinfitideni
Q. P. RAILWAY , 7TH & 18TH HTREElfi
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS ,
, and Brain Elevator R/Sachineni /
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDf. INCLUDING THE
Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Olotl
STEAM PUMPS STBAM WATER AND GAS PJPK.
BRASS GOODS AKD FIFE F1TTINGB
ARCHITECTURAL AND B1DG
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V/e nre _ prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will ccntract foj
erection o Flooring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changinp
Flovuincr Mills , from Stona to the Roller Sy&tem.
BC * "Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for nny pu
po e , and estimates made for some General machinery repairs nttende
promptly. Address
RICHARD & CLARKE , OmahaNob
Orange Blossom Flour
WHOLESALE BY
L. A STEWART & CO ,
( ± 013 Jones Street } ASK FOB BED CROSS. ] OMAHA NEB
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MAXMEYER&BRO it
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURING
JEWELERS and SILVERSMITH :
Fine Diamonds , Rich Jewelry ,
French Clocks , Broiize Statuary , .
English Silver Plate , Antique Brass Ware ,
European Holiday -Novelties ,
Leatliug Music Dealers in the
OAR RY IN STOCK ALL THE
. CELEBRATED MAKES . $
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Prices and Terms this flfontlL than * * '
ever offered be/ore. A visit to our ivareroonis
solicited.
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Keep Horaoa and Mnlca constantly on hand wbch |
wo will cell in retail or wholesale lota. T-i
All Stock Warranted as Renresenteti.
Wholotale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled Hay. Prices
Bonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UouncllBlnOij.
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HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FRANZ LISZT.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrivalled or Tone or Flnlsbi * * %
KIMBALL PIANOS
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'I 'M
Best Modern Price to Buy , f
The Kimball OrRf.n , BO lone ; And favorably kmwn In the west , recommends .
STEWART. Bole Agent for above llnoa of Goods. Wororooma , 829
Bluifn uncil Correspondence Solicited. Agent * Wanted ,
NOEENE & LANDSTROM ,
Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style
en Short Notice and at Reasonable Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , - . . . . Council Bhdfc ,
t > i
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric
310 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 ELil ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and FT.
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A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves ]
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