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6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL J3LUEFS , TUESDAY , JULY 7 1885 I
THE DAILY BEF ,
BLUFFS
Tuesday Morning , July 7
{ SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
B CanlM - - - - - - - eenU'pet wee
Br.Hall . I . . . . - - 110.00 pel jea
MINOR MENTION ,
Roller , merchant tailor , for Gno goods
The Looibourow-Aylcsworth contos
for the district jndgeship will bo eottloc
to-morrow.
The complaint made against Jamc
Smith for tearing down the fcnco at thi
condemned Seventh street brldgo wa
dismissed yesterday.
Taylor & Calof will start a branch gro
eery in the building formerly occupied bj
Knepher & Rasor. on Broadway at tlu
Northwestern crossing ,
It Is said that J , W. McCubo , the ono
armed letter carrier who suddenly lof
town about Juno 15th , Is airing htrnsol
quietly in Lincoln , Nob.
Ladles of all denominations intoroatei
in bonovolontwork nro Invited to attcnt
n meoting-this afternoon at 3 o'clock , a
the residence of Mrs. Dr. Green , No. 2C
Sixth street.
A Baptist church sociable will bo hole
on Friday evening of this week at the
residence of the pastor of the Bap Us
church the Rov.'D. H. Oooloy , No. 720
Seventh ntreot.
It is given out that Tom Bowman do-
clarcs Uiat , rather than have Wells Cook
appointed postmaster , ho will turn hie
forces in the direction of having Armour
retained nntil the end of the torm.
J. D. Orookwoll is to remove into the
building lately occupied by Porterfiold ,
BS Elsoman , Rodda & company take hla
present store August 1 , in addition to
the two stores now occupied by thorn.
Thcro was a partial hearing yesterday
of the ovldonco In the case of Joe Scott ,
charged with assaulting James Farmer
with a billy , and the conclusion of the
whole matter was put over until Friday
mornlnt >
The city pound waa well filled up yot- :
torday , about forty cows being captured
Invading n cornfield on the bottom and
run in. They found the change of diet
. from green corn to a stone pile rather
sudden and not very doalrablo.
An Interesting programme will bo pro.
sented at the Young Men's Christian
association , corner Main street and
Broadway , this evening at 8 o'clock.
Both ladles and gentlemen are invited to
bo present. A special Invitation Is ex
tended to strangers.
Charlie Helslor has for some time taken
the honors of having the tallest barber
polo in the city , it being as high as a
telegraph polo , and now ho takes the load
for having the handsomest pole , It being
a perfect beauty , and just received from
* Chicago , where it had been made to suit
his tauto.
In another colnmn Is to be found a
representation of Noll's beer faucet , for
which C , Gelee has secured the agency
for western Iowa and Nebraska. Those
concerned in handling the formy beverage -
; ago should Investigate it. It will stand
investigation- such a man as Mr.
Gelso would not bo presenting It to the
. attention of the dealers.
It Is reported that the wlfo of W. H.
Wallace , an express driver , has eloped
with another man. Wallace haa a conplo
of small children left to his care by hla
wifo'a move , she having taken tbo young-
cat , promising to shortly return. Wallace
* thinks his wlfo skipped out with ono
- . Nolfion Easton , of Oroacont , who also has
j , , a wlfo and children.
I t seems that Mr. Barnett ban not yet
I foraakon the position as deputy revenue
! collector at this point , and that Instead
of Mr. Lange having a first mortgage on
' " the place , there is a good prospect for
Baruett to remain , oil ecomlng well sat
isfied with the manner in which ho haa
conducted the business , and his petition
for retention being a very strong one ,
and signed by mon of both parlies.
; i T motion for a now trial ih the Caff
Johnson case was to have bcon heard
before Judge Loofbourow to-day , but the
judge telegraphed ho waa 111 , and the
hearing wao put off until Friday , when It
Is expected ho will bo here to litton to
that and other unfinished bnslnesi. The
motion for a new trial was partly hoard
before , but reopened for the presentation
of some other matter concerning the al
leged misconduct of ono of the jurymen.
The postofilco fight at Washington is
waxing warm enough to indicate that
Bomo of the aspirants are getting des
perate. It Is said that Bowman hat
opened up en Walls Cook's record and
personal character , claiming that ho did
not make the right use of campaign funds
last fall. Mr. Cook Is said to luvo for
warded proof showing the falsity of the
accusations , and strengthening , the
claims already made by him nud
his friends in favor of his appointment.
The slaughter houses located in the
railroad addition are threatened with a
compulsory change of location , they hav
ing been ccmplaluod of as nuisances by
aoino of the neighbors who cannot stand
the odor. At the last term of the dis
trict court the grand jury found bills
against a number of the keepers of these
places , and they pleading guilty time was
{ ( von them , until December 1 , to remove
the houses. It is expected that tha mat
ter will not bo allowed to remain quiet
even nnttl thin , as there Is talk of in
unction suits being commenced at once ,
to keep the butchers .from using the
slaughter houses < h * > nrniucr.
Subttanttal abstracts cf title and reel
estate loans. J. W , and E , L. Squire ; ,
101 Ftsrl ttroet ,
Uinthorn sells wocd r.t hla feed store.
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IrtlT * '
DEPLORABLE DELAY
In Securing a New Court House , fo
Tills Connly ,
Tlio Talk of OlinnRlns Bites.
The sland-atlll condition of the DOT
court honso ontorprlao causes ranch talk
and ninny theories tire advanced as to th
matter. It acorns that the county boarc
haa fully determined not to go ahoac
with the building of the contt house nn
til the city provides some sewerage alon
Fifth avenue , and the city aoes no Immo
dlato way for paying for each a eowor
The city finances nro a little tangled ur.
just now , and the council do not fee
llko making any new contracts until th
old affairs are straightened. The aldermen -
mon say that they do not BO
any way by which thty can a
present legally provide ] for money tc
pay for the doslrod Bower. Now the
connty board proposes to consider the ad
visibility of securing eomo now alto foi
the court house. This intimation that anew
now location may bo chosen strikes man ;
as a moro bluff , for the distinct nndor
standing was at the time of the election
that the court house , if voted , would been
on the present alto , the people naturally
dreading the vexations and the chances
for jobs , which would nrleo from an at
tempt to relocate the building.
The connty board are putting greater
stress upon the necessity of having a
newer right away than many othcrn doom
justifiable. The question is hoard every
day , why cannot the foundations oi the
court house bo laid , and so built that Ihe
street sewer can bo put in a little later *
The building will bo several years in pro
COBS of erection , and before it is ready
lot occupancy the city can have its uon'or
In , and there need be no practical delay ,
although the city could bo'thns accommo
dated. The supervisors fool a Httlo dif
ferently about the matter than is gener
al ly understood. They claim that the
sewer is needed right away , not merely
for the court house , but for the jail
which will soon bo completed am
ready for use. This now jail
they say , cannot bo occuplec
without nemo way of sewering It , and
that It is not well to go to the expense ol
providing some temporary sower. They
jinnot put the prisoners into the now jal
until this now sewer is provided , and
they cannot abandon the old jail and tear
down the old court homo until the pris
oners can bo cared for In the now jail.
Thus they claim that it Is useless to talk
about going ahead with the building oi
the now court honso without the Fifth
wenuo sewer boliig made. Before start
ing on the now building the old ono must
ID torn down , and where caa the pris-
Dnors now in the jail in the basement
DO put ? Oan they bo put in the now jail
when there is no sewer for that either ?
There seems to bo much force In this
position , but still the talk about changing
: ho location of the court house on this
iccount does not ooem BO necessary. It
ooks as if the county board waa trying
o force the city to build the DO nor at
me ? , no matter what the coranllcat'ona.
3W bellevo that the county baaid will
so far forgot the promUes rntdo to the
voters that there should ba no real eatato
speculation connected with the onter-
irlso. The connty has already ratified
his pledge by buying the Episcopal
church property so a * to make the prcs-
mfc site complete , and now to begin the
, alk of a change , with the well known
troblty of the supervisors , causes most
Itizens to look upon the proposed change
as a sort of a bluff to bring the citizens
o a realization of the necaaalty of tiklng
omo Immediate action.
It is suggested that if the sewer is nec
essary to the building the county haa the
right to build it. The city council pro-
loaed lately to the board that if the
ounty wonld build the sewer the city
wonld pay the connty back so soon as the
city should begin tapping this sewer and
naking any use of It for city purposes.
? ho board considered this In the light of
ending the city money with which to
make street improvements , and promptly
ejected the proposition , and passed the
esolntlon threatening to change the lo
cation of the court honso in case the
ewer was not built right away , quick , by
he city. The building should go on , In
omo way , and this delay Is greatly to be
loplorod , but great as Is the emergency
hero should bo no bluff game indulged In
on either side. The matter is too serious
or ony trifling or any by-plays. County
and city should join in solving the prob-
em ES soon as possible.
There is no donb ( but that property
owners in other parts of the city would
; lvo something to have the court house
ocated so as toglvo greater value to their
> rivato property , and it hi mid that al-
oady an offer was made to the board to
glvo the county not only another slto free
f expense , but $10,000 in cash besides.
The rncmont this question is opened up
hero will bo no end of schomlng and job-
> lng , and the supervisors will bo almost
moro than human If they can succeed in
olocatlng the court house , in vlow
f the clear understanding that the
Ito wonld remain unchanged , wlth-
ut getting at least the touch of BUS-
ilclon upon their official garment , which
lius far have boon recognized as much
moro spotloes than the average washing
if the average officeholder. It can
jardly bo conceived that the county board
oally thinks seriously of making any
hnnge , or of soberly opening up any
nch discussion , and hence it seomi that
t must bo a bluff , If a bluff , the sooner
hat too is dropped , and the matter
mndled tquaroly and above board the
peodlor and the moro satisfactory will
> o the solution of the tronbloeomu
iroblom ,
Read Jndd & Smith's offer of $1,000
otrard in another column.
PKHSONAlA
11. M. Wilber leaves to-day oa a business
rip west.
Mrs. II , M. Wilborlones to-morrow for a
lait to the lakee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Olarke and 'daughter leato
o-day on a western tour.
Samuel Tate. who runs tha Eastern hotel.
a the happy father of a bouncing boy baby ,
Mrs , Oocke , mother of the dry goods man ,
V , D , Oocke , la oa a visit to herjdaughter In
Cramer , Neb ,
Bob KeoDE la back for a few days from the
ancu which ho and Lee Fotman have in Ni-
brara county Neb ,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M , Uacoo , of Genoa , N.
Y , , aiointba city visiting their daughter ,
Mrs. U. It. CaldweJI.
Old Ourtlf , of Cedar Rapids , Neb. , who has
icon vltlting his brother , Harry Curtis , re
timed hoina lait night ,
Capt , A , Orerton has returned from Arkan
sas , where he got little sleep , the thormomete
standing at 102 ° at midnight.
Mrs. J. A. Crcraley leaves today for n visl
to bar friends In Clarke county , IOWA , expect
Ing to bo absent two months or so.
Charles F , Arnold , night operator at th
Chicago , Burlington IQaincy freight yards li
this city , was married ID St. Louis yesterdn ;
morning ,
Miss Lllen M. Gowdy , who has been serv
ing M assistant In the high school , 1ms de
clined a mppointmcnt , having accepted a po
sltlon in the Dos Mimes schools.
Mrs. Frank Gccr loft yesterday on ft tw <
months visit to the homo of her parents it
Pennsylvania where it Is thought ilio will re
gain , in tha mountains , her lostlhealth.
C.W. EdJEIam business manager of Keolim
& Felt , left lost evening for the far west tc
look Into trade prospects with a view to I put-
ing a man in that territory. lie will visit
their customers who already buy of thl
house and probably return in two weeks ,
Prof. J. J , Slattery telt yesterday for St ,
Louis. IIo has for five years bcon the princi
pal of St. Joseph's ncadnmy , having tnughl
hero ml875-C and then returning hero In 188 <
haa remained ulnco. IIo will probably not return -
turn in the fall , and as his lady assistant is tc
join the sister ? , nn entire change of teacher ;
will result. Prof , Slattory leaves manj
friends here , who hope to hear of continued
success wherever ho may bo.
Attention Alumni.
Business mooting of High School
Alumni association Tuesday , 7th inst. ,
at Bloomer school building , at 7:30 : p. m.
Come. Annual dues ? 5c. All mombore
not present will bo called upon by com-
mlttoo In person. By order cf com
mittee.
SQUEEZING SKILES.
Many Tronbles Closing in on IDE
Main Street Slice Man ,
Ills Trial To-Dny.
The career of H. I. Sklles , the hoot
and ahoo man on Main ttroot , cccnis to
bo getting checkered , and hla exchequer
getting In worse and worse condition.
[ t will bo remembered that some few
months ago ho waa arroatod in Orutha on
; ho charge of forgery , it being claimed
.hat . whllo in the capacity of agent for an
insurance company ho ei nod h'fo father-
n-law'o nnmo to aomo documents , with
out any authority. Sidles is the son of
an old army friend of Gen. Howard , and
icaidea that was himself quite earnest
n his professions of goodllnoss of future
ntcntlon , if not of record ,
, nd the general and ether family
rlends had their sympathy oicltod
n his behalf , and their nobler Instincts
caused thorn to stand by him In his tron-
> les. Ball was secured and Skylos set at
Iborty. By the Influence of Sklles'
riends Mr.T. . N. Bray , who recently
lojed a hoot and shoo business here and
penod a store laOmaha , was Induced to
make a business place for Skllos , and en
; sred Into a contract with him , and after
ho expenses , including $40 a month for
Skiloa' services , were paid , the profits
were to bo divided between them. The
business has thus been running in Skllca'
naojo , ho making an accounting each
week to Bray , who felt secure , as ho
coked to Gun. Howard ai vouching for
him.
him.About
About the first of thn month there was
Httlo ecimtlon caused by the fact that &
onnjj girl charged Skllcu vlth having se-
uosd her , and an narrated in the BEE at
ao time , though for several reasons the
amco were not than given , Skllos
' .aimed that It was a cle&rjciso of black
nail , end there seemed to bo some color
iO such a theory , whllo others , knowing
be fasts-svere content with the theory
bat Sklles had indiscreetly placed him-
elf in the power of a girl who had none
oo good a reputation for modesty. How-
ver this may hnvo been , the boot and
boo man concluded that ho could not
( Ford , in view of the previous sensational
eporta about him , to have this given to
bo public , and ho compromised the
latter by giving the girl about $75.
kileshad no capital and the business
lad not been bringing him in any surplus
wealth , and so the payment of oven this
mount rather pinched him , and he bepan
o make some queer accounting to Bray ,
n Ills weekly report to Bray no ropro-
onted the rent of the store as paid , but
ent no receipt. Bray's suspicions being
roused , ho came ever to this eldo , and is
aid to have found that the rent was not
mot and then the storm began to break.
t seems that Sklles , in order to right
ilmaolf , put a mortgage on tha stock for
? 200 In favor of A. T. Fllcklnger , who
lad eocured a loan for him. The giving
f this mortgage canaod another Httlo
; ir and numerous consultations have
icon hold during the past few
ays. On Saturday Gen. Howard
oncludod not to remain on Sklles * bond
ny longer , and turned him over to the
uthorltlcs , Skllos being placed In jail ,
chore he now is , the arrangement being
iat the forgery caeo will bo tried to-day ,
nd the expectation being that it will
> o settled in some way. The financial
roubles will apparently bo a Httlo moro
ifHcnlt to got right. Just how the dif-
erent claims will bo adjusted Is not
ilain. It is understood there are few , if
ay , outside claims , but the ttrngglo , if
lore is any , will bo chiefly between
iray , Fllcklngcr and Gen. Howard ,
'robably the matters will bo In
omo way adjusted between them ,
> ut It appears that Sklles
will no longer bo in the business , ho
auiing too many complications by his
ccontricltlcs , Skllos is a man of fine
ppearanca and pollshod . manner , and
aturally inspires confidence In a ctrang-
r. Ho Is a man of family , and whatever
may bo thought of him and his actions
much sympathy is felt for thorn , and this
ympatby for his honorable and honored
Natives has secured for him much char-
able feeling and help.
Auction Sale or Dry Gooilf ,
Wo will commence selling at auction
londay , Jnly Gth , afternoon and oven-
ng to close out the entlro stock , in-
iuding the fixtures. The s'.oro room Is
a also for rent. Don't mum this oppor-
tinlty to got staple coeds at your own
irico. Dealers t ke nrtlco. Second
oor below pcstofllco No. SI Main street.
ouncil iilnlFj , lawa.
JAMES WinnuM , Aetignee.
Horned toads sell for CO cents each at Car-
on City , Nov. , and are In demand to send
ait as curioiitiea ,
Mueller Mublo Company ,
7l\\ \ \ toll all the pianos and organs par-
laiod at the J. Mueller sale at closing
at prices. Either cash or time pay
ments. Now is your time to gtt pianos
nd organs cheap * as too old buslnu.'s
muit bo closed op.
JL J. Storonson ,
Real Estate Dealer
SO. COS ITUT AY * . ,
Council BIufft , loirn
Ed , Wright
STENOGRAPHED
AJTO
Type-Writer
Offic * No. MS Ujrnstor Bt
EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Dry Goods , Groceries , Flour
Feed , etc. ,
ALWAYS AX TUB
Lowest Market Price ,
cf. ef Utla ui Math Me ,
Commonly known u
EVERYBODY'S STORE ,
Grandy & Go , ,
City Dreg Store ,
Finn Cigars , Toilet
Articles , Eta.
"inscriptions a Specialty.
No. 21 Ntda EU
H. 8. WEST ,
D ENTIST ,
No. Pearl St ,
Over Bee office.
Fittlcalir Atteallia Ohca
t ) Us rreiemtlcn cf
Its SUtnril Kith.
C. L. NEUNAS ,
MEAT MARKET.
All klndi of
Fresh and Salt Meats ,
No. 799 M&ln Street.
ARTflDB LEFKOVITS
No. 104 aiAIN ST.
AHUndjof
Fruits , ConMcnery&CIgars
The cheapest ttore and
.ho best Block of I'mlts.
Jnion Iron Worts ,
riitnri ft Co. , Props.
Ill kind ) ol OutloES.
Jroittcji & Itooflnj rail-
loci ipcclalty.
Prompt Attention
ihop S Cor. 3d et 413th AT.
J. L. RATEKIN ,
Fanner : ' Comnlsslcn Store ,
BKALtRIN
Qtseetlei tni rrotiilost ,
rraltt , Ctfetloai:7 , Clgui
Mi "OtJCtC.
Toownr A SrKciAiTT.
619 S. Main St. ,
Highest market prlcopald
for farm jirotluce.
J. J. BLISS ,
AtL TUB
Latest Styles of
Millinery § Notions ,
Alv > ; i at Uvtit ptleei.
No , 328 Ilromlxvaj- ,
Dr. W , L , Capell ,
Special attention glrcn to
Dlmtci cf TTcntn and
Chieals Eltinci.
CONSULTATION TREE.
Offlco In Dohany's
Opera Houso.
3HICAGO MEW HABKET ,
; OH2I E7EI3 , lisp.
Fresh and Sail Meat ,
EOL03UA CAU3AQE ,
Lard , Dried Beef , etc ,
No , C13 Main Street ,
: t Doer 0. of Ct , Jo. & : uco.
Drs. WOODBURY A SON ,
DENTISTS ,
Cor.rcurlSUAlJtATC ,
Ceuull Elnfi ,
JJ. KODETICH ,
Flos Boot anl Slioe Hater ,
No 22J Main St. ,
Council Hluffi ) , Iowa.
B. L BEHiES ,
Boots and Shoes
AT LOW mica.
1O2 EoJja. Stzoot ,
Ceatoll Blufj , Ii.
I-.P.BelllnKerM.D
. . , . ,
Surgeon
and Physician
Ejo and Ear Snrgin
Specialty.
309 Broadway , Up-eUIn
Itceldenoa C37,0th A cnao
Oor. 7th St
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.SwitcF
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. O. Iu GILLETTE.
Formerlv MKS. J. J. GOODE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff.
W.'P. AYLSWORTH
Brick buildinpra of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frame hciu
moved ou Little Giant trucks , the beat in the world.
W. P.ATLSWORTH.
1010 Minth Street , Council Blufla
Keep Homes and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will cell In retail or carload Iota
II Stock Warranted as Renresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In drain and Baled Hay , Priccarcv
eonablo Satisfaction Guarenteed.
,0 BO WLE1
Oor. Cth Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffa.
Sold by Hie lending dealer in everj
city and townt
; Burhorn ,
17 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
For any CUBO of Kidney or liver dlacnso or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any disease indudced
by n lack of native power , that cannot be cured by the use of Dra. Judd & Srnith'a Kloctrio
elta and Appllancca. No. SO , Fourth St , , Council UlulTa.
AGENTS WANTED.
Norene & Landstrom ,
Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible 'prices.No
No , 205 Mam St. , Council Bluff
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
Regular Dinner 21UO : to 1UO : , 25 cents ,
505 Broadway , - - Council
The only ftll night houeo in the city. Everything sened in firet clua style and on ebor
notice , Ilot and cold lunches always roady.
LIVE STOCK.
STOOKEIiSIAD FEEDEIiS.
nelfert and cows of all age * lurnljliol any desired numbcii ] ranchmen thould correlpODd'Hlth
c purcha.ilcg cite * beta
WINDOW & ORAMPTON , Waverly , Iowa ,
V. WttSTCOTT
Hannfactnrcr of
Trunks , Satoheh ,
Sample Cases , etc ,
Trunks Repaired.
No. S3 Pearl St. , corcoi
ef Flnt ATtnn * .
samaooiio
lostj ftt ul m
-3301S S.03 T31 K01S09
E.G. SMITH ,
General Agt.
552 > tort Lin Iisiraic
cempaay.
SO , COO Brotdway. Up
J. L. FORMAH ,
CLOTUINO ,
ienl's Furnishing Goods ,
HATS , CAPS ,
Boots , Shoos , otc.
Ko. 101 Broadway ,
( pposlto the Ogdcn House
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
That yon e n wlon. .
it lowest Rates
Ko. 4 Pearl Et
Mandemakcrs & Van ,
ARCHIIECIS ,
CON1EACIOE5
MO BUILDERS.
Kt. 201 Ujpet Bt8Hw 7.
TAYLOR & CALEF ,
Fancy ani Btaplo
GROCERIES ,
But Ihi la Ibi City ,
io. 5i8 Broadway ,
Coitcll Bls&l
ODELL & DAY ,
Ko. S3 Foul Street.
Real itatoInsurance
and Loan Agents.
Hard JCOO.OOO to Loxn oa
7 per otnt Interest.
SI. JE . 2STI3
QUdlng , Paper Hanging and froscolnf , ' . 110 Main St. . Cjuacil Bluffs.
SMITH & TOLLEK , ACTS. r ft'V
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNOII , BLUFFS , . . . IOWA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special * vertltemente , luo ci Loot
ronnd , To loan , KOI Sale , To Bent , Wante , Board-
lag , etc. , will bo Inserted In this oolnmn c | the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the fltal Ineeitloo
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE foi each subaaquent in-
' ? tlve advertlsomenti at onr offlo * , Ho.
1 Sttrot. near Prnadwav
WANTS
V"7ANTKD A flrst-claes n alter at Lonlo&ilcUjrcr
T I restauratt. No S2S and 7Broadway.
WANTKD Situation on a farm by n j OUDL' man a
oJtpcrlOBce. Address O. 1'eo ofllce , ( Jouno 1
Bluffs.
JioR HALKA flrst-oltt s grocery btoak andflxtu
J J 11. Hnj dor , 613 Broadwaj.
TToa RFST A now homo , 0 rooms , dcslrablo loca-
JL1 tion , all convcnlonclcs , rent moderate. Innulro
at Dee oHloo.
. .1OK HALE bands Improved oad unlmprovcu.
A' If you want a farm In western Iowa , Kanaai
Nebraska or Dakota , lotus hear from you.
BWAN i WALRSB.
j Oi ; BALE Houses , Lota onU Land. A. J
X1 Btophenton , 603 Flret avenue.
rpo KXCAANO-u 0 , b 9 , b 10 , Ij Id , are hotels In alU.
JL orontlocatlcns fcr Bnlo or for trade.
B1S8. special larealn ; 400 a Imrrovod farm B orth
318,000 , prlro for a Bhort time810,000. will trade
for low pilccd Western lands. Swan & Walker.
B201 , eadUlory Hardware manufacturing cstal ) .
Itshmeiit aoek and mtcliiiuryalue $7,000 , for
western land S an .t Walktr , C'ouucll ' Illuffs.
B203 , stock ( f dry geode , Kroocrles and hardware ,
\ftluo , ? J,000 , In.an . gooa eastern Nebraska town
for land , Hwan it Walker.
B 01 , stock of general racrch-uiJlso In a good
western Iowa town , value 4OOJ , wants an 1m
proved farm In western Iowa. Bwjn i , Walker.
T ) 05 , etoclt of hardware In Rtubon Co , Indiana ,
JLJ1 for land , value about 81,000. Swan & Walker.
T > 200 , new stock of ban ware In a llvo Nebraska
JLJ town for land , vlue 3,000. Swan i. Walker.
T ) 2J7. stock of igrloUtural Implements and shell
JU hardware , value about 8,009. wanis a gaod 1m.
prpvod farm. Bivan & Walker.
T > 20 } , a $10,003 stock of clothing In n good Wls-
JLJ consln city , 3 Inlands and bilanco o eli or 1m.
proved eoourlty. Beautiful store room at low rent.
Hwan li WaUer ,
210 , stock of mixed hardware In a live western
Iowa town for cheap lands , > aluo $0,009. Swan
& Walker.
B211 , line brick block , rents well , In a lUo central
Ia.tcwn ono room occupied with generil stock ol
goods , wants an Improved farm , \alue ; building
18,000.goods $7,005. Swanfc Jtalker.
"r > 21l ! stock of boots , thoes bats , caps and clothing
j JLJ > aluod $3 QUO , In one of the beet towns in Nob. ,
! \alucd $3,000 for lands. Swan & Wnlkcr.
j T > 218 , a * 3 OCO ktock of clothing , wants land In
JL > North Western Iowa , for ? 0OoO , and will nay
dlllarcnco. Swan & Walker.
T > 214 , an $8,000 etcck of drugs In central Iowa for
JJ Und , Sitan & Waleir.
I > 216ancthcr Btsok ol drugs\aluo from(50Q to$700
JLJ with fttoro bulldlDK ucd lot value 8500 in a good
I obraika town wants partly Improved land , Swau & .
W lkor ,
FOR full particulars , write to or call upon Swan &
Walker. II jou uantto ecll , buor tradeanr-
thlng , tells. &W. aboukIt. B an& Walker , Coun
ell lilufla lowo.
SOHUE2.
ornou OTEB AUKBIOIH asracu
BI.TTFF3. TOVVA.
Madame [ , Jb Balcear ,
Vfho for tbo past 10 ycaisbas been practising
San Francisco U now located at No 28 N , Oth Btra
oppoilto new Opera House.
Uadaxo Ilalceir guaraatcca to restore
" 8HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
Or togUoanjroDoa hugh mmUche or bring out a
fine growth it hair or board In from four toilxweekt.
ricoi reasonable and satlfefartion guaranteed ,
Oancerr , doafnoisandcsptclilly rbeumatliui and
ohronlodlieaeea cured by a natural gift of he
ctreti.
. JE7. tT , Jtulcear ,
Lrf3 th St , - - Council BluUe , la
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ,
Kit.
Eaies ji.oo to $1.
Tint Olus Bar
In connection.
Orpoitt * OgJcn Honso.
A , P , Hnnchott , ME
Physician & Surgcor
Council llhias.
OfflcaNoIS 1'carl fclroc
Hoonv 10 to 12 n u . an
2 to 4 p. in.
IlEaiDKMrvj Ko. 120ll !
street , hours , heforo
a. m. ami after 7 p. tu ,
Telephone No. 10.
JOHN J , KURTZ ,
PHffiNII
Meat Market
Cot. ittla and Clot ; Oil.
D. GOLDSTEIN ,
Pawn & Iioan Office ,
223 Broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS
n Unredeemed Goods ,
WATCHES , JEWELSr ,
CLOTHING ,
iitiRlcul In.slMiinrnls ,
i , Quit , cto ,
t ,
x
Realstate I
lattuaei Agitaf
roniiESTSMrra ,
Fiie Companies Etpteseitli
$22,000,000 $ , or Assets ,
Ko ISO Main SL
tsiwU'Haei , . tcva
P , 0 , MILLER ,
Wall Paper aal Mcoralloas
No. 13 Pearl St ,
COUNCIL DLUrrS , LA.
I , OILINSKV
Now nnd Second lionet
FURNITURE ,
Stnyes anil nonsetoM Oooii ,
At Lowest Trlcci
Clieapest Btor In Tows ,
Ko. 538 Brondwaj- ,
Council Ilium , Iowa.
STORAGE
Warehouse ,
Dohany'a Old Hall.
FOB BALI nr I
S. A. PIERCE,1
100 Main St. , Council Bluffs
Ketall Doot and Shoo store where big bargains can
oiwajs bo found.
S. II. FX&JBJEJ&T ,
205) ) Broadway , - - Council Bluff * .
DIIY QODDH.
! 0 jarda inlnt J
0 " Iross Rood *
10 nubtan Klii | < liam I
1 ( teed KliinhMii I 00
htlloalr chevolt ! 100
( tcod sheeting l OJ
uuflolk jjani 1 OJ
Best Jean j all nol , SOc pur yar J.
Boots and shoes at prices on I i\v ai any house In Ilia
city.
GHOCniUES.
IB pound ! ox 0 Busrar 9' ' 1
13 pounds granulated iuar , I
13 pounds confectionary A euRar. . 1
21 liars wlilto llusslan aonp. Klrka 1
JO bars blue India soap , Kitks 1
SZbirel'Alniasoap , Lauti Bro'i ) . . . . . 1 ,
18 boxes matches ,
Desk syrup , per g illon
Test Borglitm , rtr eailon
Ka t English currents , li pounds ,
10 nexei gonuloo Leu is lye , ,
fi 2-pound cana itrawberrlos In ijrup
G 2-pound canspcaches , In eyrup M
ooail"s
103-pound oiris tomatoes
10 pounds ailchlandilodapples ( {
lOpounpi ctaporatod app'os ,
Iiorllaru cllmix tobacco per pgund
fa y plutftobacco , perpourtl { 0
Na ur llotf tobioco , per pound . . 00
llojr , all brands Irani 91.10 to f3 60 per cwt. ,
GOODS KOIl gASH ONLY ,
Lower Than Any Other House
IN THE ciry ,
S. H. FILBERT ,
G HroadwO Council Bluil
THE IlECEhTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
WRITER
NO.
Is the Highest Achievement in Writing
Mac/tinea in the World.
With only S3 keys to loam an
operate. It prints 70 characters
Including capa and email letters ,
punctuations , Ogurim , elgnu and
tractions. It 8 the altnpleet and
most rapid writing machine
tnada as well a * flo most durable
for free illustrated pamphlet ,
Wyckoff Soamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111. , Solo Agents ,
0. II. SIIULES , Council Blurts ,
Agent for Western IOWA ,
T
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
OODN01L BLUFIB , IOWA.
Office , Ualn Etiett , lloomi 7 and 8 , Shugart'an
Stay block. Will prtctloo U SlaUaad titu ooail