THE DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY JUNE so , isss
THE DAILY BEE
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
Tuesday Morning , Juno 30
BSUBSORIPTION BATES.
Br Canlei . . . . - - - 10 e nta'p f woel
tj IIU . ' - - * - 110.00 p r yeai
MINOE MENTION ,
"Fanehon the cricket" at the open
house to-night.
Several Turks were yesterday Belling
rosaries on the streets.
The pnblls schools closed for the sum
mer vacation yesterday.
The water works have removed thoh
office to the opera house.
Council Bluffs vs. Athletics In a game
of base ball this evening ,
A lawn party takes place this evening
at the residence of Thomas Officer.
Miss Noaly Stevens is shortly to give a
piano recital for the benefit of M. L.
S. 0.
0.Miss
Miss Julia Officer gave a plnktoa last
evening in honor of her guest , Mlsa
Hoag ,
Mike Mclntyre , J. J. Burns and John
Miller were yesterday fined in the police
court for being drunk ,
A game of base ball will take place at
the driving park to-morrow between the
Avoca and Athletic clubs ,
George Peters was again arrested for
disturbing the peace and Jndgo Ayles-
worth continued his case.
Two colored females were yesterday
afternoon arrested by Officer Towns for
fast driving on Broadway.
The commencement of St. Francis
academy takes place in the opera house
this morning at 9:30 : o'clock ,
Roller is offering great bargains at his
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his goods and get his
prices ,
Officers Austin and Towns are the
police now on d&y duty In place of
officers Cuslck and Wheeler who go on
night duty.
Officer Smullon and Marshall Guanolla
found a horse with saddle on standing on
First avenue yesterday that had been
standing there all the night previous.
Webb T. Dart , of Colfax , Iowa , has
made arrangements with Wiich & Boy-
Ben of this city to bottle the mineral
water In which Mr. Dart is Interested ,
The BEE is informed by a note signed
" 1. N. Emple" aad sent to this office
that on Juno 3rd Jndge 0. H. Phelps of
Burlington divorced I. N. Emplo and
Joiio Emplo.
Smith & Loorko , the bakers , have
bought out the bread baking business of
the McOlurg cracker company and here
after McClurg will do nothing but manu
facture crackers.
The Herald gives an Item and announ
ces "it is a pretty sure certainty. " The
young man who is trying to learn the
newspaper business on the Herald is a
daisy In his mind.
The ladles of the Congregational
church will hold a festival at the resi
dence of J. M , Phillips on Saturday
evening next at which everybody Is In
vited. Admission , twemy-fivo cents.
The county normal institute opens in
the Bloomer school building next Mon
day and continues for three weeks , and
then after a week's recess will open an
other setslon for throe weeks at Oakland.
Fred Smith , H. J. Gorman and Fred
Ponlng cf Omaha , were fined $9,60 each
yesterday for fast driving nnd Intoxica
tion on Sunday afternoon. They wer
all well fixed financially and put t-P
willingly.
Yesterday the tent nnd household goods
of Jack Swinnoy. on Sixteenth street
near Avenue F , were burned up , having
caught on fire from the stove plpo. His
children wore ] ] preparing their dinner
In the absence of their parents.
Florence and Mary Gibbons woio ar
rested for quarreling with neighbors on
Saturday. They did not remain in jail
until yesterday morning , as the article in
yesterday's BEE inferred. They were a
couple of young and respectable girls ,
and it seems their arrest was a piece of
pito work on the part of the neighbors.
A movement Is on foot to get the re-
tall business houses generally to close on
Saturday , the Fourth , after 12 o'clock.
The BEE thinks there is no reason why
the clerks should not have a half holiday
on the Fourth and be given a chance to
enjoy themselves on a national holiday
the same as persons not employed in re
tail stores.
A. A , Hatchlnson , of Creicont City ,
lost a valuable horse on Saturday night.
The horse was frightened by a passing
railroad train and jumped onto a fence
stake , cutting the animal's ' bcdy BO us its
bowels protruded , The horse ran forever
over a mile before he fell dead , and when
found it was dlsoovered that ho had
stepped on hla Intestines and broken
them off.
Mrs. Ware , the principal of the Bloom
er school , and Mlsa Ande.son , Miss
Lyon , Mlia Wickham , Mlis Dale , Mrs.
Wilbur Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Berger ,
teachers , as well ai the scholars of the
different gradei , are entitled to high
pralso for the excellent entciUinment
given In the assembly room of the
Bloomer cohool yesterday afternoon , the
programme c f which was published in the
BEB yesterday. The tinging was txtrs-
ordinarily Rood , and ilu free gymnastic
eierjlaoj cvlncad oiraful drill. All the
teachers , and especially Mai ! Ware , have
work ( d hard end devoted a great deal of
extra time < u locuto this euccjis. Per
haps one cf the beatrotilatUnia wai "The
eohcol committee , " by Spencer Farns-
worth. The pupils of the seveuth grade
gave a Tory pleating historical ditloguo.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
Of the Conncll Bluffs nigh School
The opera honao was crowded to over
flowing last night. In fact all the seati
vroro reserved by noon of yesterday
Never jieforo have the citizens of Councl
Binds manifested BO much Interest In th <
commencement programme of any class
The atago was elaborately and boauti
folly decorated with profusion , bat not
confnston of blooming plants , and cul
flowers.
The program mo was qnlto lengthy ,
there being In all twonty-threo numbers ,
twelro of which wore essays and two wore
orations. But the Interest was main
tained until the last.
The waltz song , "Breeze of Night , " by
the double quartette from the Omaha
glee clnb , was warmly encored , Mlae
Oliver , secured for horaolf a still firmer
hold ppon the hearts of the lorors oi
mnslo in Oouncl ) Bluffs , by her rendition
of her vocal solos.
The exercises by the class were moat
creditable , the orations and essays ovine-
Ing careful thought , study and prepara
tion , The manner of delivering showed
the effect of the drill for the prize speakIng -
Ing of a few weeks ago.
The salutatory by Miss Helen Spooner ,
an essay on Unpatnted Pictures , was
good. She compared the lines of the
members of the claas to pictures , which
are being touched a little dally by the
painter's brush.
"Waiting , " by Mias Roberta Hatton-
lianor , was well received.
The oration on "Iowa , " by Lemuel
Knotts , was exceptionally well delivered.
Ho gave a abort sketch of the past , noted
, ho remarkable growth of the state , and
ndnlged in a forecast , prophesying a
Brilliant future for the state , anda steady ,
loalthy growth for the city of Council
Bluffs.
The Latin essay by Miss Mary Demon
was a now feature in commencement
exorcises. The class have made excellent
irpgrcsa In the study of the language.
Aits Demon had a very difficult role.
! fr > fc only did It require considerable
extra time and study to express the Ideas
moothly and correctly in Latin , but it
also required an extra effort to properly
lolivor the essay , especially as the young
ady was well aware that comparatively
very few had the least conception of
what she was loading , but she overcame
hose difficulties and acquitted herself
with credit. Her manner in the face
of an unsympathetic audience was re
markable.
"A Menagerie" by Miss Male Ober-
loltzor , who followed Miss Demon , was
a unlqno conception. By the wave of
ler wand she called from the ages of the
last , ono after another , different animals
nado famous by history and described
hem. as if actually appearing before her.
The oration of Mr. John Sylvester
? aa a fine effort , and his manner of do-
Ivery were excellent. His subject was
'Fidelity to Trust. " Sylvester ranks
ocond In hla class. May he always bo
s faithful to his trust , and may his fidd
ly receive its just recognition.
The "Clam History , " by Miss Ida
Wallace , was also a new departure. She
raced the progress of the class up the
lill of learning , relating Incidents that
ccurred on the way. She also Indulged
a statistics , which , however , were not
ry. She gave the weight , age , height
nd religion or denominational tenden-
lei of each member of the class.
The "Class Prophecy , " by Mlas Anna
Jowman , was also something now. The
ntrodnctlon was In prose , but the proph-
cy proper was written in rhyme , and
was well delivered.
After the vocal solo , "Poet's Corner , "
> y Miss Oliver , the class , which had pre
viously appeared only singly on the stage ,
now appeared in a body , and Mias Mar-
; sret Schontz , who carried off the first
toners of the class , proceeded to deliver
ho valedictory address ,
Her theme was "Among 'my Books. "
She slept la her library , and In her
Ireams saw and conversed with the
characters in her books , until Cromwell
: amo , and with drawn sword awoke her.
Fnrnlng to the class 'which advanced a
step as she spoke to them , she said that
ho friends In her book she could always
lave with her , but this was not true of
ler classmates , they must say farewell
and separate. She voiced the sentiment
if the class when she paid a graceful
-ribulo to the teachers past and present.
The school board were also thanked for
.heir Interest in , and labors in behalf of
ho class and the schools , and the with
was expressed tnat they might find their
reward In the incrpssed efficiency of the
ichools of the city. The audience as
elands of the class , also came In for their
share ,
The principal , Mr. A. S. Hayeton ,
hen called up the class , and Prof. Me-
tfnughton introduced them to J. B.
Alklne , the president of the board of ed
ucation , who presented iho class with
heir diplomas.
Every member of the class Is entitled
to credit , There was not a poor essay or
iratlon delivered. The exceptionally
ino manner of delivery was favorably
commented on by all who heard them.
The high school daring the past year
las run smoothly and most satisfactorily
o pupils and teachers , The total at-
ondanco during the year was 115. The
graduating class numbers fourteen. Tno
lourao Is very thorough , and If followed
althfally will fit a pupil to enter any of
ho eastern colleges.
Mr. A. S. Hazolton has been principal
during the past year , and it Is a matter of
'egret that ho has decided not to continue
n his position another year. Ho has
> Bcn mott efficiently assisted by Mr ,
Jrouty and Miss Anna Squire , who has
laid the position for the past five years ,
and who has been selected to again take
t for the coming year.
euinmor Normal
At ] Western Iowa College , commencing
Fiily 0 , and continuing eight weeks.
Masses of three or moro in any of the
ilgher ctudlos. Careful reviews In the
common studies using the text books
you have , W. B. PAULSON ,
Council Blnfls.
Found tlie Forger.
Sunday evening Captain Hathaway , of
ho police force made a very neat , qaltt
aircst , at the Ogden house. Before iho
man had tbo leajfc susplcloh of what was
; olng to happen , the darbies were
lipped and ho was led to a hack , and
driven off ,
Investigation ravealed the following
acts , which led to the arrest mentioned :
On the 18 of latt M y a clock for
19 20 waj Issued on tin Kin.
at City roai to a track la-
> orer earned SkoCold , at Pacific Juno-
ion , The check , has been returned as
a voucher to tbo coinpin" , nnd was found
o hive l)5en railed to $9l'JO )
The fiilicla'a of tbo company decided to
o truce It up snd punleh the former. The
heck wai endorsed by Skofield to Mot-
calf Bros. , of this city , they having re
cetved It for clothing sold to Skofield. I
was endorsed by Mot calf Bros , to the
First ] national bank of Council Bluffs ,
who had cashed it for them. By the
bank It was endorsed to the Union ) na
tional bank of Chicago , and by them to
the Merchants bank of St. Joe , on which
it was originally drawn , and by this bank
turned Into the company.
W. F. Hilton , the treasurer , and J. R ,
Hardy , the superintendent , undertook
the work of discovering the guilty party.
It seems that they learned that Sko-
field had shown the chock to a friend
named Peterson , and told him how ho
had railed It , eaylng that it was not the
first time ho had done It. Ho afterwards
told him that ho hid pasted it on Mot *
calf Bros. They found Skofiold and In
duced him to come to Council Bluffs ,
telling him they wanted his evidence in a
chock matter , and promising him to pass
him free , and to lodge him well , Sun-
night having fastened the crime on him ,
they had him arrested as described.
Yesterday ho had an examination before
Justice Schurz , and by him was bound
over to appear before the next grand
jury which does not moot until next De
cember. In default of $800 bonds ho
was committed to jail , The road is de
termined to protocnto this case to the
nd , as a warning to others.
The BEE would offer n suggestion to
the company. An inspection of
the check shown that it was
n very easy matter to alter the chock In
inch a manner as to defy detection until
It was returned to the office , where it was
found by comparing the vouchers with
the pay-roll. It would bo a very easy
and inexpensive matter to so draw the
; ho chcoka that it would bo Impossible to
raise them , and It seems as if It were
Dtttor to do this and thus remove from
; ho men all temptation in this direction ,
and protect the merchants , who receive
ihoao chocks as cash , from being Imposed
upon.
Hanthorn sells wood at his feed store.
Bead Jndd & Smith's offer of $1,000
reward in another column.
SMITH'S ' EXIT.
Onuses Talk and Condolence on the
Part of Others.
The article in yesterday's BEE headed
'Gono Glimmering , " created qulto a atlr
and people who take ao little stock in the
} EE and who are BO down on it , because
hla paper haa worked up auch a large
circulation in Council Bluffs , oral thoio
> eoplo condescnded to walk Into the BEE
oQlco and plank down their llttlo nickle
and oak for a BEE to read about the de
parture of Smith , the Omaha dry goods
nan who had Rained the reputation of
lelng ono of the largest advertisers and
ono of the enterpr.slng men of this part
of the west.
All the talk on the streets yesterday
morning was "Well , Smith'a aklppod , "
, nd "Did yon BOO in the BEE this morn-
ng about Smith , the dry goods man ? "
nd such. like.
The Council Bluffs office of this paper
ma besieged by people in search of a
JEE , ohl for only a single copy , but the
JEE.I were all sold before 7 o'clock , and
von the second Installment went Ilko hot
akoa , and a large number had to borrow
a copy to read. A good many took ad
vantage of the copy on file in the front
lart of the BEE office , and road the ac-
sount of Smith's exit from the dry goods
uslnosa.
One of the BEE men had a conversn-
lon with several of the retail dry gooda
men yesterday moruinp , one of whom
aid in substance : Well , Smith de-
noralizsd trade In our line and of course
mrt our business on this aide of the river
onsiderablo ; why It would have served
' . Y. Farwell & Go. right had they been
aught by him to the extent of 875,000
nstead of something less than $25,000 as
see the BEE states their loss. Becaueo
Smith would buy in such enormous qnan-
Itles do yon think they should
lave given him any benefit in pricea 1 It
s not likely he for several months past
ias seen any way ho could got out of thle ,
> nd that ia ono reason ho gambled so
loavlly , thinking -make a raise , and if
10 did not expect to pay hta jnat debts
10 could afford to sail goods for less than
10 had to pay for them , which ho cortaln-
& did. Don't yon remember , I told you
: 'd only give him abaut sir months to
'omaln in business , but I seeby the BEE
10 was In about olght months , No one
n the dry goods business has made a
ortuno , by a long shoe , this post season ;
dry goods hove been cheaper than I ever
joforo saw them.
Another merchant said : While the
ioor fellow lasted ho made things fly ,
int at last he's got to the end of his rope.
iVo were recently talking about him and
, he other member of the firm and I gave
ilm until July first , when wo expected
iim to bo succeeded by the sheriff , never
n the least dreaming of his hasty depart
ure in this stylo. Ho had no idea of
'what was what" In the dry goods trade :
Wo can't complain , wo'vo done our
share of the business and its
) oen quite healthy too , when
rou consider the hard times or the tight-
less of money. These two cities lived
and thrived without Mr. L , L. Smith
jeforo ho came west , and moat assuredly
will now he's eklppod. One thing cor-
aln ho was the means of advertising him-
elf and Omaha , as he caused many a
person to enter that city trho would
tover thought of it hadn't it been for the
rco trains ho raa into Omaha , and you
mow that's half of the bargain to get a
woman Into your etoro and If she bos
money wo moat always can get her io
inrchaso something , no matter how
mall just so with him and
and his frco trains to Omaha. Others
made a bicj thing of it by his getting the
outsiders into Omaha and Smith got the
roe advertising.
Ono of tbo merchants said to the BEE
man , "I'd ' have bought him out in a
minute bad I known of a chance. I'd
fished up ? 10COO In a big hurry , No , I
lon't know If I should have run both the
tores In this city and that ono. In case
I bought It I'd probibly tiled both fcr a
while.
"No , sir ; Mr. Smith could not buy
hesper than us or any other houto
n tbii city who has the money.
We can buy as cheap as
anyone and don't you forget it. Wo will
well tholr oyoa when the fall trade
opens. We c n sell our goods just as
heap as any houto in Oouha ; our rants
and expenses in general is lower than
heirs. There wern't a * many that took
advantage of those free trains of Smith'a
as some thought. This city can look for
) ! g things this fall when basilicas opens
up again , "
If you have a cough use Rod Star
Cough Cera. Thera's danger In del y ,
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate losn . J. W. and E. L , Sqnlroj ,
101 Pearl ttrott ,
V !
WAR IN CHINA.
And other wares. Attend the
GREAT SALE
At 23 Main St. . Council Bluffs.
Ono sot handled cups and saucora 38c
Ono sot knives and forks. 680
Ono bowl and pitcher 98o
Ono 5-bottlo triple plated castor 1 98
Ono sot Rogerstripfo plated knives 1 98
Ono decorated tea not (50 ( pieces ) 4 98
Ono decorated dinner sot ( OS pieces ) , 13 98
Ono decorated dinner tot , [ 131 pieces ] 17 98
Call and see : Yours very respectfully ,
HOMER , THE CHINA MAN.
KIEL BALE STABLES
Keep Horocs and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will toll in retail or carload lots
III Stock Warranted as Renresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I , o BOWLEY
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city and town ,
JTSl'WE&Ell ,
17 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
For any case of Kidney or liver dlsoasa or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any disqaso inclndcod
jy a lock of native power , that cannot bo cured by the use of Drs , Judd & Smith'a Electric
oils nod Appliances , fto. SO , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs ,
AGENTS WANTED.
Norene & Landstroni ,
Merchant Tailors
Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possible ( prices.No.
No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluff
ZEECE3STIIX !
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
.Regular Dinner 31:30 : to 1:3O : , 25 cents.
505 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
? he only all night house in the city. Everything served in'first cbei style and on shor
notice , Hot and cold lunches always ready.
We will sell , regardless o cost or value , all o our summer goods. Eve
ry thing in the immense stores of Eiseman , Rodda & Co. , must be sold
At Unheard of Prices
To make room for the extensive improvements we are about to make
and also to make room for the fall stock of goods'which will shortly be
gin to arrive from the east.
Our ntire Stock Must be
Cleared Out ,
REGABDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
Come and four Purchases
At such prices as have never heen offered
before ,
L I " t &Go's
PEOPLES' STORE ,
318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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HAIR GOODS
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. X , . GILLETTE.
Formerly MKS. J. J. GOODE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff.
SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Mala St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . IOWA. "
"I-
Complete Line of New'Gtoods Always on Hand.
B : . jp. zcxriLiEss ,
Graining , Gliding , 1'aper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 MAln St.Council Bluffs.
LIVE STOCK.
STOGKEES AMD FEEDERS.
uoiilngelsewhere rs and cows of all ages furnlshol any desired numbers : ranchmen should ' Bluffs"I
WINDOW & CRAIVIPTOI Waverly.lowa.
Brick buildlncra of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frame hew
moved on Little Giant trucks , the best In the world. .
W. P.AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a vertlsemonts , sue as IJoel
found , To Loan , For Sals , To Rent , Wants , Board' '
tog , eto. , will be Inserted In thlj column at the loxi
tate o ! TEH CENTS PER LINE for the flret Insertion
tnd FIVE CENTS PER LINK ( ot each oubsequenl In
sirtloD. Leave advertisement ! alourofflM , Ho.
Pcatl Street , near Eroadwav
WANTS.
WAMKD Situation on a farm by a youngman o :
experience. Addrots G. 1'co office , Uouncl
Bluffs.
Bluffs.WANTKD
WANTKD A young girl 01 good family to attend
a child In small frmlly ; addres J Eco office ,
Council Bluffs.
Wanted a flrat-cl&fs cook , rnalo or
WANTED , at ply atCreaton House , Council Bluff p.
[ 7011 SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved.
J ? If you want a farm in western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , lotus beu from you.
SWAN & WALEBB.
titOR HALE Houses , Lota and Land. A. J.
C Stophcnson , 603 First avenue.
rpo KXCAA.VO B 0 , b D , b 10 , b IS , are hotels In dlff
JL crontlocatlcns for Bale or for trade.
, special bargain ; 400 a Imrrovcd farm worth
BIBS , prlre for a short time S1C.OOO. will trade
or.low piiccd Western landa. Swan & Walker.
, eaddlcry Hardwire- manufacturing estab
lishment stock and machinery , value 87,000 , for
wretern land Swan & Waikor , Council Bluffs.
B203 , itock cf dry foods , groceries and hardware ,
value , 55,000 , In an good eastern Nebraska town
or land. Swan ft Walker.
, stock of general merchandise In a good
western Iowa town , value 4,009 , wants an Im
proved faun In western Iowa. &wn & Walker.
, stock of hardware In Stubon Co. , Indiana ,
B205 land , value about $1.000. Swan & Walker.
, now stock cf hardware In a ll\e Nebraska
BSOO for lind , value 33,000. Swan Si Walker.
, stock ef agricultural Implements and shell
hardware , value about 8,009. wants a good Im
proved farm. Swan Si Walker.
B203 , a $10,000 stock of clothing In a good Wis
consin city , J In lands and btlanoo cash or Im
proved security. Beautiful store room at low rent
Iwan & Walker.
210 , ttock of mixed hardware In a live western
B
Iowa town for cheap lands , value $3,001. Swau
& Walker.
, fine brick block , rents well. In a Hvo central
B211 ono room occupied with gcneratitock of
goods , wants an Improved form , \aluc ; building
8,000 , goods $7,000. Swan & alker.
stock of boots , shoes bats , caps and clothing
valued 83,000 , In cue of the beet towns In Neb. ,
aluod 83,000 for lands. Swan & Wilkcr.
B 213 , a 83,000 Block of clothing , wants land In
North Western Iowa , for $0,000 , and will pay
dlflerenco. Swan & Walker.
B211 , an 88,000 stock of drugs In contra ! Iowa for
land , Swan 81 Wnlerr.
r > 216anotlier Block o ! drugs vtluo fromtMO toSTOO
D with Rtoro building and lob value $800 In a geol
'cbratka town wants partly Improved land. Swan & ,
Wtlker.
full particulars , wrlto to or call upon Swan &
FOR . It jou want to sell , buy , or tradoany-
hlng , tell 8. & W. about it. Swan & Walker , Conn-
II Bluffs Iowa.
H. 80HURZ.
Wee of flu Peace.
omoB oven A.UEIUOA * KCFQKOI
TOW A
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Bluffa hat lug a
BSO A.TIE3 ! ,
And all modern improvements , call bolls , faro
alarm bells , etc , , is tbo
CRESTON HOUSE
NOB. 21D , 217 and 210 , Main Street.
MAX JOHN , - PROPRIETOR
III03. OfflOSK , W. II , U. PCSK
Officer & . Pusev.
KERS
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
1865
Established , -
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Kxchang
i d Home Securities.
FRUIT ,
AND BURDEN FARM FOR SALE ,
blxteen acres , ten In ( rult , six In garden and
imberland , li room boute , ttable , well , clittrn , &c.
II lu gojd cjndlilon , or will trade for Omaha prop-
r'y'
V. KELLER ,
County Treasurer's office , Council Blufla.
JTACOS SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL Duma. IOWA.
Office , Ualo Street , Iloomi 7 and 8. Snngart and
B.no block. Will piaetleo la Btateand taU ooaitl
FOR BALI BT
S. A. PIERCE,1
100 Main St. , Council Bluffs
Retail Boot and Shoo Etora where big bargains can
always bo found.
S. M. JPI , liJEJ&T ,
209 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
DRY GOODS.
20 jardapilnt . . . ? 1 00
20 dross goods 101
10 oubtan gingham 101
H good glncham. . 1 00
13 Eclloalr cboroltl 100
10 good sheeting 101)
7 ' suflolk Jean 1 00
Best Jeans all wool , 80c per yard.
Boots and shoes at pitccs as 1 Jw M any house io the )
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GKOOERIES.
18 pounds oxO sugar. . 3 1 00
13 pounds granulated lugar 1 00
13 pounds confectionary A sugar 100
23 bars white Rustlan soap. Kirks 1 00
0 bars blue India soap , Kliks 1 00
22 bars Plma soap , Lautz Bro'd 1 00
18 boxes mutches. . . . , 25
Best syrup , porgtllon K >
Post sorgntm , per fallen 0
Doit English currants , U pounds 1 CO
10 boxej genuine Lewu lye 100
52-pound cans itrawberrles in syrup 1
5 8-pound ca&speacfces , In syiup 1
10 3-pound oins tomatoes 1 00
10 pounds Mlcblgandfled apples 1 00
lOpounp ) evaporated apples 1 00
Lorllard climax tobacco per pound 45
Navy plug tobacco , per pound CO
Natural lc f tob ooo , per pound OH
Flour , all brands Irom 82.10 to $3 CO per cwt.
GOODS FOR GASH ONLY
Lower Than Any Other House
IN TUB CITY.
S. H. FILBERT ,
6l BroadwtO Council Bluffs ,
U ,
Who ( or tbo past 10 years has been practising i
San Francisco Is now located at No 8 M. Oth Stia .
opposite new Opera House. J
Madame Balcoar guarantees to roators " *
28 HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
Ortoglvoanyoneahugh muotacho or bring out a
fine growth cf hair orbaardln from four toelx weeks.
Prices reuonablo and satisfaction guaranteed ,
Canceri , deatnoss and especially rhoumatlim ind
all chronic diseases cured by a natural gift of ho
doctreta ,
JDr. JEf. JT. JRalcear ,
North Oth St. , - - Council Bluffs , la ,
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E. Bice M , D.
or tkii tsatan inttttt wltieM &j
CANCERS , talta ci irtwtcf ol U i.
CHRONIC DISEASES" * * * * *
Over thirty run practice ! " * alMM CAM tA (
I , Penl street , Oeondl BJuSl.
trO tnlUt ire
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TYPE WRITER
NO. 2 ,
la the Hlfficat Achievement in Writing
Machines In the World ,
With only 29 kejs to learn aa
operate. It prints 78 characters
Including oapa and imall letters.
imnctuatlone , figures , egn ! ami
fractious. It utho simplest and
uiobt rapid writing machlno
iiuuloaa wollas ao most durabl *
for free illustrated pamphlet ,
Wyckoff Scamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111 , , Solo Agents ,
0. II. SHORES , Council Bluff * ,
Agent for Western Igwa.
EDWARD EUEHL
luaumt or pAunrarrzBr AND CONDITION
ALI3T , C01 r uth street , tetwoon yarnam and Ilaii
uey will , vrhh tbeald of ifunrdtit Iclilta , obtalnlnf
( or anyone Klanoe In the pint ma preaent , and on
curtain conditions In the future. Iloot * and lho |
made to order Perfect aatUlaotloo gotranUrd