THE DAILY BEECOUNCIL BLUFFS-THURSDAY , JUNE 4 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Juuo 4
Thursday Morning , t
aUBaoiumoN RATES ,
Bj 0 inlet . . . . . . .so MnU'p f week
- - - 110.00 pet yen
MINOR MENTION ,
Friday evening , at the opera honso ,
Iho high school prlzo contest takes place.
McOlnrg's cracker factory Is so busy as
to compel running nights as well an days ,
" Three carloads of soldiers passed
through hero yesterday from Columbus
to Sidney and Nlobrara.
The Mutual Itfo and accident aitocla-
tion has removed from No. 201 Main
street to No. 12 North Main street.
The Iron for the now county jail has
arrived and la being put In place. The
jail will probably bo done by the 20th of
July.
Roller Is offering great bargains at hi
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his goods and got
his prices.
Equalization of taxes continued to oc
cupy the attention of the board ol su
pervisors yesterday ; also the allowing of
a few bills.
Harry Hardin and 0. Mynstor are to
liavo a shooting contest at the driving
park somotlma this wool : , the match to
bo a glass ball ono ,
The Eastern hotel , Broadway near
Northwestern depot , has boon thorough
ly rofnrnishod and renovated and la now
ready for business.
The strawberry festival in the masonic
temple , given by the ladles of the catholic
church , continues this evening. Supper
served from 5:30 : to 12 o'clock.
Eva Lament , who waa nrrcatodpn the
charge of robbing a young man named
"Whito of § 40 , was discharged yesterday ,
the ovldenco not bolng sufficient.
Still Bates and Tom Brooks are now
charged with kicking up n row at the
"thrco nines" and beating n fellow badly ,
who is a hanger on at the house.
The sodding cf the ground of the
Pierce street school Is completed. The
Third atroet school needs sadly tbo same
attention and the bringing np to grade of
a malaria-breeding pool there.
In the district court yesterday argu
ments were heard on the motion to trans
fer the injunction case against Wagner &
Skerlock to the federal courts. The
matter was taken under advisement.
The fnnoral of the son of Mr. Fanble
took place yesterday morning from the
catholic church. JEHa schoolmates at
tended in a body , and there were n largo
number of the friends of the family.
C. H. Sholes , who has lately bought .
an interest in the Council Bluffs Herald ' ,
Las been elected secretary of the company
In place of Mr. Spencer , who retires , and
who Is thinking of embarking in business
In Nebraska.
The renovation of the Baptist church
la sufficiently advanced to judge of its
appeaianco. The baptists -will have a
neat and attractive place of worship.
The work will be finished this week , so
that it can bo used Sunday.
Tramps continue to work the outskirts
tsn
of the city , especially in the southern
pait near the depots , A few officers to
tew
run them into the city jail , and a few
days on the streets shoveling off the mud
would Boon clean them out of town
again.
The Graves family , who have been at
the dlmo museum , have boon engaged by
the pastor of the Afrlcin mothodlst epis
copal church to glvo a concert on the
15th instant , the proceeds of which are
to go towards lifting the debt of the > row
church for the colored people.
jrL.DoBovoisBrtho tickofagent , has
received the rates for those desiring to
go from hero to the reunion at Portland
Maine , The faro fox the round trip will
bo $37.50 , the tickets to bo on sale from
.
June 14th to 21st , and there being the
choice of nine routes from Chicago.
A handsome young barber of the city
now mourns the sudden and mysterious
disappearance of his best girl , to whom
ho was soon to be wedded as ho thought ;
but who has loft for parts unknown
taking with hoc all his gifts andjthe
Parisian diamond ring , and leaving no
word or motsage.
The Nonpareil , poor old grandmother
oho ii again accused ot stealing his
tlmo It appears she "hooked" a big item
from the Cedar Rapids Gazette and an
It In yesterday's scrap book to fill up , on
know , forgetting of conrto , to give
credit to the Gazstte oven worse , tried
to make It appear as Council Bluffs nows.
Yesterday morning as Officer O'Brien ' I
was standing on Broadway ho not'ced I
young man fingering norao ( hoes thai
were hanging outaldo of Phillips' store
and was rewarded by seeing this meter
person slip the shoos under his coat , aftci
cutting tbo string that attached them to
long line of shoes with a ploco ef lip , Ot
being arrottod ( ho thief denied his guilt
although aover.il witnesses claim him , tc
bo guilty.
The council having given permission
Rescue steamer will go to Divenpjrt tc
the atito tournament. The tteamer it
being fixed up for this occislon , and If II
had been kept in good condition all the
time , this trouble
necotsary would have
been done away with , as It ii understood
notwithstanding there era plenty of men
employed In the department
who could " *
tavo kept In It order the
, etcamor is In t
bad condition generally.
Tie movement to eocuro the creclioc
of a , soldiei'd monument is assuming dtfi
nile rhipo and plim. An scssolation bus
been oigan'zol ' wi h K. L. Shugart ai
president , J. J. Brown as vlco-prcsldont ,
Pti Pj . M. Phillips , treosnr , and J. 0. Dc-
Ilaven , secretary. An executive com
mittee has been chosen consisting of
Joseph Lyman , J. L , Foreman , and John
Ltndt , who are to draw up circulars and
subscription lists to circulate through the
country ,
A largo council for the recognition of
the baptist chnroh and Its pastor Is called
for Juno 1C. Some-twenty churches are
expected to bo represented. The Rov.
Mr. Watron , of Sioux City , will preach
In the a'tcrnoon , and the Rev. E. B.
Hulbert , D. DM of the union theological
seminary , In the evening. Various other
paits , both afternoon and evening , will
bo taken by other ministers. It will bean
an occasion of great Interest to this
young church and the citizens who will
attend.
The city council is to meet this after
noon as a committee of the whole to con-
alder the matter of a now license ordi
nance. It Is proposed , In vlow of the
loss of revenue from aaloens , to Increase
the rovonno from other kinds of business
so as to help make up the deficit. The
general plan Is to make every sort of a
business psy license so far as possible ,
the present licenses to bo Increased , and
a number of occupations not now in
eluded among those requiring licenses to
bo put into the list.
The Western Unian telegraph company
la now nicely located In Its now office
and Manager Brown rightly fools proud
over his now quarters. The rooms , a
the corner of Broadway and Pearl street
over the United States express office , on
very conveniently located , and they are
fitted up in a very attractive as well as
bnslnoss-llko manner. The public office
Is In front , and Is as handsome an office
as there is in the city , while there Is
room in the rear for supplies and bat
teries. The change la for the bettor , and
will bo appreciated by the public.
Tom Baldwin Is closing up the affairs
of the western trunk line association , the
11 general agent's committee office hero
11 being closed , and Baldwin taking tempo
rary headquarters in the old BEE office.
The now association Is known aa the
western freight association , with J. N.
Faithorn as commissioner , Instead of Mr.
Yining. It is not known just whore the
Council Bluffs headquarters will bo. In
the closing of the old office hero Mr. S.
S. Stevens , the general ngont of the
Rock Island , has moved his desk Into
the United States express office.
The managers of the decoration day
exorcises desire through the BEE to ox <
press their appreciation of the kindly
assistance of our citizens In successfully
carrying out the arrangements for the
day , and especially to the ladles for their
work and generosity in providing floral
. offerings. While It Is impossible to do
linatice In particularizing , the gratitude
of the managers Is none the less , and the
individual efforts of those who helped In
| so many ways will not be forgotten , and
each and every one of these should take
the "thank " If tendered
you as person-
ally.
ally.A
A middle-aged man , of good health
and fine education , is taking a rather
queer way to get help , by writing letters
to many ol tbo prominent basinets men
of the city , stating at length his grea
need of money , and pleading for help ol
Borne sort. Ho claims to be a good
bookkeeper , and to be thoroughly con'
versant with JJ tha'fc Holland , English ,
French and Gorman languages , and that
he Is dally expecting a remittance from
.
the old country , but Is at present In
great need of money. The number and
peculiar wording of these appeals has
caused some curiosity on the part of the
recipients , and they hardly know what
to make of the f el low.
Cobi at Georqe Heaton'a , G28 Broad
way. _ „ . _
Read Jndd & Smith's offer of $1,000
reward in another column.
,
1'EUSONAU
Mies Nellie Abbott has been seriously ill
I for several daya.
W. S , StvanBon , postmaster of Crescent
was in tbo city yesterday ,
8. T. Clark , superintendent of the St.
Paul , was in the city yesterday ,
John Todd , secretary and treasurer of
, Tabor college , was In the city yesteaday.
II. J. Chambers nod family hare Mrs. E.
A , Connigny and Mrs. K , W. Dayls , of Avoca
their guests ,
Henry Spotman , of Xell'a ' hotel , bis father
,
mother and sister , nil left yesterday morning
en rotate for Germanv ,
Dick Ityan baa returned front Northwestern
Nebraska , where bo baa tbo contract for
building a railroad extension ,
Mrs , II , W , Tilton left last evening ovei
the Northwestern on a trip to Wisconsin
. where she will spend several weeks with her
I relatives and friends ,
a The Ilov. G. C , Ilico has gone to Vermont
on n peculiarly interesting trip , his intention
beintr. to attend the reunion cf bis old class
, , which was graduated from
Burlington unl
vorslty forty years ago. There wera twenty-
four members in the class
, and there are now
B fourtaen surviving , and all of these expect ito
be protent. They come from various parts I ol
the United States , being scattered from Maine
, ,
to California. Many cf thorn ha ; o not met
since tbey wore graduated , Tha reunion can
not but ba an interesting one , with some nec
, esiarilyead features , as forty years brlcg
many changer , some of which are not the
happiest ,
isf
Mitloney Falls In with Unmans.
Ino.v MOUNTAIN' , Ark , , June 3. A row oc
curred in Walter MMoney'a taloon at Vulcan
Sunday night , during which Maloney shot
, , two Italians , one fatally. A mob of Italiani
drovu Maloney and family out of the buildIng
* I Ing , blow It up , and et tire to it , Maloney
narrowly asoiped lynching ,
al
Hereford's Acid IMiopplmto ,
IN COSSTII'ATION.
Dr. J. N.
- " Roblneon , Medina , 0. , siys ,
"Inojaea cf Indigestion , constipation and ,
j nervous prcatia'bu ' Ita results arc
MI happy. "
HOKLE FEMALE ,
alio BlioTCfl Ilor Gratitude for n
Night's IJodginK by HtcnlltiR the
Family's Clothes niul
Jewelry ,
On Tuesday evening a gentleman on
Tenth avenue , near Drovers' hotel , was
accosted by a finely dressed lady who
wished to find a place to sloop that
night , as she was intending to take the
train the next day for Denver , Col. The
gentleman kindly took' ' her to his own
homo , It bolng a boarding honso , and in
troducing the traveling lady to his wife
and family , they chatted in the parlor
until quite late ; the family being con
siderably exhausted entertaining the
lady , all retired , and on ( ho family's
awakening yesterday morning they
found they had boon robbed of
considerable clothing , jewelry , etc , by
the traveling lady , who i ad , from all ap
pearances , gotten up and dusted before
any of the family wore much more than
In their first sleep , as It was oftcrivards
learned , by John Qaiun , the night watch
man at the transfer hotel , that she was
soon about 3 o'clock yesterday morning
walking np the dump to the bridge across
the Missouri ilvor on her way to Omaha.
The watchman on the Iowa side of the
brldgo refused to allow her to walk
over to Omaha and suggested shogodown
on the bottom , below , and got a boat
man to row her over ; just about this
time the BEE car which brings the BEE
over the brldgo and np to the Broadway
depot was signaled and upon inquiry It
was learned that she wanted to bo taken
over to Omaha , which request was
politely refused by the gentleman
In charge , thereupon aho went down on
the bottom and was taken over In a row
boat by a family who wcro camped under
the bridge , they having just come down
the river the night before. The woman
now lies In jail In Omaha , having been
arrested yesterday afternoon. The goods
are all recovered , and it is not yet learned
whether she will bo brought back hero or
not.
TAPPING A TILL ,
A. yico "SToiHif * Man Subjected to Un
pleasant Suspicions.
J. G. Melntjro , of No. 305 Broadway ,
had his till robbed on Tuesday evonlne ;
under peculiar circumstances. Ho was
at supper and a clerk In charge of the
store was sitting at the doorway until the
return cf the proprietor , when ho went
to tuppor. Mr. Mclntyro on entering
the store found that the cash drawer had
boon opened and $35 t ! ken. His in
quiries led him to have suspicions of
a young man named George Mason ,
who had been In his employ , but whom he
had discharged that very day. Ho learned
that Mason had been hanging about near
the store while ho was at supper , and
informing the police of his suspicions , the
officers hunted Mason up and arrested
him , finding on his person about § 17 , and
although the money could not bo identi
fied , Mclntyre'fl suspicions wore strength
ened , as ho know that Mason had no
money of his own. Ho was afraid , however -
over , to Insist on the prosecution of Ma *
son , as no bad no sufficient proof , and so
the young man was allowed to go. A
domestio employed in the family of 0. 0.
Cook , it was afterwards learned , had no
ticed Mason with another young fellow ,
on the evening of the tlll-tapplng , come
down the bluff in the rear of the
store , and soon afterwards go away to
gether , which gave color to the theory
that they had divided the money. The
two young men wore soon together again
yesterday , taking the Kansas City train ,
and it was learned that Mason had left
without settling his board bill at Mr.
Porterficld'e. MOP on has served as one
of the ushers In the opera haute , and
was quite well known In the city , and it
will be a great surprise to his friends that
such suspicions should bo pointed towards
him.
Cesspools ana vaults cleaned Address ,
R. &K. , BEE office.
DOWN ON THE DOOTOB.
Tbo President or the Young Men's
Christian Association Annoyed
by Being Ghurgcd with.
Larceny ,
A case has been started in Justice
Frainoy's court whlchjhas a sensational
feature to it , as the defendant , win is
charged with larceny , is none other than
Dr. P. J. Montgomery , ono of the proml.
nent physicians of the city , and president
of the young men's Christian association ,
, as well as very prominent as a prohibi
tionist. The charge Is made , that while
. attending a girl named Davis , who was
at work at the Ravoro house , and
who was taken sick there ,
the doctor , not being able to
. get any money on his bill , took the gold
, chain , belonging to her , and which
chanced to bo lying on the stand near her
, bed , the doctor saying that ho would keep
_ - it until she was nblo to redeem it. The
' girl now claims that oho did not give the
doctor willing possession of tbo chain ,
hence the charge. The cajo Is to bo
hoard to-day , when the full facto will
como ont. The lisno seems to
bo whether the girl gave np
, the chain as security for the
bill , or whether the doctor'ln hU
ness to secure the money d i in cook
the chain witbout duo prtostu ut law.
The position held by the doctor , and his
reputation hero makes the matter a de
, cidedly unpleasant ono for him and his
. friends , and it Is intimated that tbo real
- cause cf the action lies in the feeling
which a medical student in another doc
tor's office has in regard to the matter.
- - Mammoth Dime Museum
AND TflEATEK.
Mil i\e , and 1'eir ] Street , ( Formeily Martin's
hlnk. )
J.V , PALJIKII , Proprietor ,
CARPENTER'S MAMMOTH
,
i Hfli
Co
- ,
TWENTY PEOPLE.
Every Evening for Two Weeks ,
CommencingJWonilay , , June 2tl.
la Our Carlo Bull ;
Replete with new curiosities eveiy we ir ,
WAR N CHINA.
And other wares. Attend the
GREAT SALE
At 23 Mum St. , Council Bluffs.
Ono cot handled cups and saucers 380
Ono sot knives and forks G8o
Ono bowl and pitcher. )8o )
Ono 5-bottlo triple plated castor 1 08
Ono sot Ilogerstriplo plated knives 1 08
Ono decorated tea sot (50 ( pieces ) 4 08
Ono decorated dinner set ( ! > 3 pieces ) 13 08
Ono decorated dinner tot , [ 131 pieces ] 17 08
Call nud BOQ : Yours Tory respectfully ,
HOMER , THE CHINA MAN ,
KIEL BALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on band which
wo will ecll In retail cr carload lots
II Stock Warranted as Represented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Oraln and Baled Hay. Prices rea *
eoiiablo Battsfaction Guaranteed.
soiBci/crmsiR so BOHEITT
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
IBI. _ P. DSTILIES
I
draining , Gilding , Taper Hanging anil Frescoing , 110 Main StCouncil Blufli.
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city and town ,
E ; Burhorn ,
JTJEWJE&XJIZ , A.GENT
17 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
OO3DS.
Will Discount all Prices.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT ,
Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
605 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Everything served in first cUei style and on shor
notlca. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
P. C.iDeVOL
504 Broadway , Council Bluffs
Wholesale and Retail
"
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J. N W A JR. JH
Charier Oak and' Acorn Stoves neea no commerts.
Leonard's celebrated cleanable Dry-nir Refrigerator. These Refrigerators excell all other
in cleanliness. A refrigerator which cannot ba cleaned becomes useless , it becomes a mils
anco Instead of n benefit ,
with latest improvements.
With this washer we do not ask you to rfck confidence or money.
We know that n-1 that is necessary is a trial. TAKW ONE , and if after
ono or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will rolutul
your money.
BOLDI9 STAE GiSOLUE
Itanycs ore a
complete d ep a r tie re
from tlie reyular "F <
per Stove , and possess ,
many new and Ht
liable features t
will &e appreciate d.
We Lave the oxclusivp agency of the celebrated
Tvo Pet uni1
in this oily. Do not bo deceived by
and Job
at bottom piices , Mall orders noUcIled.
P C . DE 1TOT , 60i Broadway ,
JL V. ASJU V VAlj OOUKC BLUFFS ,
Noreiie & Landstrom ,
Merchant Tailors .
Stilts to order In Ir.tost styles at cheapest potsib prices.
prices.No. . 205 Mnin St. , Council Bluffs.
W.'P. ' A.YJLESWORTH ,
Urick bulldlngi of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. I'nvmo hcut
moved on Little Giant trucks , the bcit In the world ,
W. P. AYLSWOHTH.
1010 N in tli Ht root , Council I3InfI
T TTTI
STOCKKItS AiD FEEDERS.
ITillcri and cows ol all ntcs ( urnlthol la an ) ilcslriJ numbers ; ranchmen shouM corrcspCLd \ > lth
bclcro purchasing cleonlicrc.
WINDOW & CRAMP TON , Waverly , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLER , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods Always Hand.
For any caso-of Kidney or liver dUoaso or-dyipepsia rheunintlsna , or my disown indticlcod
bya _ lock ot native power , that cannot bo cared by , the lisa of DIM. J udd & Smitb/d Blectiia
lielta and Appliance's fto. SO , Fourth St. . Council Bluffs.
AGENTS , WANTED.
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaperthan ever. Call and see f or yourself ,
MRS.G.II. GILLETTE.
Formerlv MBS. J * < J. GOOBE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a rertUomcnta , ave it Loel
found , To Loon , KOI Bole , To Kent , Wants , BoardIng -
Ing , eta , will be Inserted la thl ) column at the Ion
ate o ! TEN CEHT3 PEK LINE for the flret Intartlon
ind FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or eaoh eabgoqnont
ertlon. Leave advertleomonti at oar offlM , Ho.
F ll Street , no Eroadwar
WANTS.
' "cord ami rrom for gent atd
WAM'KD
In a fctrlctly private linilly , near the Motho-
cHst church. Adilreisb. BtBoHIc- .
HOUSB with 4 Jofliocms. No abW .
WANTED Z , Uce olllrc.
TTT'OIl BALE Team of large b'aok lonci , uit tie
JD fcrfaimorhoaiyuorklo city. One K& f imo
on satisfactory security. Horace E\eic.t , Co- , cii
Bluffs. Iowa
Wi 'ANTED First-claw cake baker a * So .m , ,
LocrckeV , 623 Main street , Council Bluff , .
W 'ANTKD-A. flr't-cla-s cook , at ita Cioslon
Homo , Council Eluffe.
TUU KENT House , 7 rooms and 2 ia7 rs comer
? Hatmonv and Beaten Sts. Appl2J o Harrison
AMIS TO TrtADK. Good Iowa . . Nnhnmka ,
land for a small stock of hardwv o
merchandise , well located. B uu , & WALKER.
F OK 8\LE A rare chance to pit a flno neil 1m.
proved farm of 400 acres. , fe'w rnlles o
Council Bluff , ) , at a bargain , tow , , ? ice &nd easy
Oll HALE Agoodpajlntf not ,
F 0 ' nrone-tv with
llyory stable. In one of tin b 07t .maown in
western Iowa will sell with ot w > .thouffurnltea or
will trade for a email farm '
F Oll SALK-LandB turns' od aad unimproved.
"ou " " 1 ' 1
, wes " > ow Kanuaa
K v i
Nebraska Dakota Ictuah
or ,
( .
0 > r rom you.
SWAM ii V/ALHBK.
F OKBALB-AlarBonap , ber of business and resl-
> , , Cou"c" BlulleSo < !
ua before jou buy.
H'01 ' , ' Sft "I1 * * Ish'nit ' to buy cneap lots to
„ . l'ulllloncanl , > ut f n monthly pajmcnta of from
toS'O KWAN & WAURB
HKN IVCjV M rcnt you a lot to u on
wftn the prlvSc to buy If jou wleh on very
liberal .
term SwAN & WAI.KKIL
Jb'1 HALE-IT uusos. Lots and Land. A , J.
avenue.
W AMlKU coayio Uouncil lllaHii o <
TniBBB. rod by carrier at only twenty
ts a week.
FOR BXMi ' son N , ' . 1 , 10,000 acres Und ten
miles sa-j'h of Sidney , Neb , , for Ccuucll Bluffs
property.
No. 153w A good steam flonrln ; mill In Cedar Co ,
Iowa , for i , stuck of general merchandise or hard.
ware\al' Jefl.roo
No.Wf , Hotel property In TaIor Co. , Io a , for
gerd 4u ra property , \aluo W.OOO.
„ No I a Land In Hall and Lincoln Cos. , Neb. , for
Couao1 I Bluff j propci ty ,
w 101 , Fine Improtod farm for ckeap western
o , 101. One of tbo best farms In J'ottawittamig
o ° r nty , Iowa , < 00 acres for wild Katitos or Nebraska
w , d.
d.No.
7 No. ICO. Hotel In 1'ueblo , Col. , worth SD.fOO , far
.owa , K n a , or Nebraska land In par and long
tluo on baltnce ,
No. 171. Good farm , for ttock of good * or hard ,
ware.
ware.No. . 172. Wild landa In Hocks Co. , Neb. , for Block
of dry goods.
No. 116. House and lot In Clarlnda I'aJto Co ,
loua , forls'chra > kaorloualin-t ; laluo ? 1 , OJ.
No , 177. Hotel In oue ot Uikola'j Lujt towns ,
v lue $8,000 , for stock cf drugs far ] > ai ( and Und
lmprord or unimproved
No. 178. Sj loaclld bargains In Klclh Co. , Neb ,
slid laid for lands In uuatern Iowa or gocd stock
of diugior hardwaru.
No. 18) . A hall Interest In a flr t clisi plow works ,
well located , far landi Mlued RD COP.
No. ] b2 , MO icru laiptoveil farm In Clan Co. , Iowa
also ono In Pla , Alt > Co , , cf 316 , for stock of goods
No. 183. Lloro liul.dlm , ' and block of gumrtl
mcrcliandiso , in a Ihu wtstom to n for wottern
and , Improve' ' oruniniprovtd , volua 914,600.
And huxdredsof ether ujxcUl rxcdan o bargains
or partlculais , call and eit or nrlta to
E.W1N & VVALKfR ,
Council lil uffi , la
SOHUBZ.
ornoB OTZB AUKRIOAX EXFRBSI
ROUNCIL BLUFFS.
TllOa. OFFICEIl , W. H. U. 1'UHK
Officer & , Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
EstablistwJ , - 1865
Dealers In Foreign and Uomwtic
and Homo Heciuitiea ,
CARPET COMPANY
i
Curtains. Oil Cloths.
Window Shades ,
Linoleums.
Mattings ,
Hugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Ou
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Oar stock IB the
( I I Largest in ttofost - * ;
!
and ia being continually replenished by
all the latent and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Biufis
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YOU HAU UV
S. A. PIERCE , !
"ni1 81'00 * torc wne * ° b'if ' l ) fC ( ln can
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