THE DAILY BEE-COUIS'CIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY , JULY 15 , 1885 ,
THE DAILY BEF.
SOUNGIL BLUFFS ,
Wednesday Morning , July 15i
ISUBSCRttTlON RATES ,
Hr Carrltl - SO
Bf.Mall - 1 . . . - - (10,00 per yeu
MINOR MENTION ,
Holler , merchant Ullor , for fine goods.
The council ia to moot noxl Friday
night.
Watermelons nro qnlto numerous at
ODe op.
J time s Farmer was asuotsed the usual
amount yesterday for being drunk.
Adolph Goldstein applies for a divorce
from Eva Goldstein , on the ground of
desertion.
Jndgo Connor is expected to bo hero
to-day to filvo his decision In the saloon
Injunction cases , and to attend to oorao
other business.
There Is no certainty that the Ayloa-
vvorth-Loofbonrow contest for the wool-
Back of the dlitrict court will bo decided
next Saturday.
Sheriff Guitar has taken all the sen
tenced ones over the road , except the
troman , Mary French , who will bo taken
next Sunday night.
The largest sign in the city , being five
foot high by forty-five foot In length , will
soon bo placed on top of the stores of
Elseman , Rodda & Co.
Dr. Palmer , the well known "Lono
"Wolf , " Is to go to Avoca to spend Thurs
day , Friday and Saturday , attending to
the sick and suffering thero.
There will soon bo an excursion of
business men to Island Park , the now
summer reaort being opened up on the
Itaruoa City road near this city.
The case of the Johnsons , colored cltl-
zonn of Pierce street , charged wlthhavlng
hurt the reputation of the street , has
been continued until next Monday.
The Congrogatlonaliats are to have a
social at the rcsldonco of W. W. Wallace
next Thursday night , to bo entertained
by Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. J. 0. Miller.
The new homo of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Kracht , on Seventh avenue , was in
vaded Monday night by a party of their
friends , who had a most enjoyable sur
prise party and house-warming.
Banjo Bennett was complained of b ,
his own wlfo as being a vagrant. Jndg
Aylesworth gave him a sermon , and lo
him go under the solemn promise to go t
work for a week and sec how It folt.
The sheriff re turning from Fort MadI
eon reports that It was so cold on th
train Monday night that the fires had t
bo started In the coaches , to keep th
anmmor-clad passengers from chattering
their tooth out of their jaws.
Magdaleaa Ivors has applied for a
divoroo from Clauslvers , on the ground
that ho has beaten her BO that aha has
boon sick abed for days at a time. It is
understood that ho Is willing to have her
given the divoroo and $500 alimony.
The Now York plumbing company has
put Into Us now store In the opera house
block an elegant bath room outfit , In
black -walnut , and haying every conveni
ence. It should bo Inspected by those
contemplating any such Improvement ! .
Franklo Wilson and Bertlo Christian
were arrested for going around In a hack ,
calling at the saloon * for carmine , and
trying to glvo Jho town a roseate hue.
The girls wore given a talking to and al
lowed to go on their promises to abstain.
Woodruff , the slick young man , who
was working a hotel advertising scheme
here , and who was aired In yesterday's
BEE , Is laid to have gone to Des Molnos ,
ho having at least bought a ticket for
that city. The demand should bo made
of him to put up in advance.
L. 0. Brackott will shortly move Into
his now etoro , which , when completed ,
will bo as fine as any store of Us kind
west of Chicago. L. 0. Larson , the
painter , has put aomo fine touches on the
woodwork which shows up very attract
ively , ho ualng the brush very skillfully.
A field contest will take placa to-day
on the farm of Charles Green , tix miles
south of the city , for the sale of twelve
binders. The different machines that
nro expected to take pirt In the contest ,
range in price from § 175 , to ? 200 each.
Flvo or six machines will probably enter
for the honors.
It Is to bo hopad Vint th'o city cauncll
will soon pass an ordinance , regulating
the use of street hose , The everlasting
rqnlrt , rqnlrt , squirt , la getting to be a
regular nuisance in many ways , and there
should bo times and limits placed so that
the streets and the pwsors-by will have
some rights as compared with those who
are continually playing with their noz
zles.
It Is learned that the reason that Mr.
Sohoontgon and Mr. Orlttonden went on
the bond of the Feros was not on acoonnt
of any friendship for the Feros or confi.
donco In them , but at the request of the
attorneys of the Feroa , who by their pra.
fesslon were prevented from sorvlng as
bondsmen , and so soonrod thoio gentlemen -
men , giving these bondsmen security
against loss by so acting.
Harry Schmidt , the Main street
photographer , was passing along the
fltreot on horseback , while Bon Ha g was
wetting down the dost with the hoseand
the at am striking him , Schmidt
naturally objected , when the first attack
was followed up by a deluge , drenching
him to the ikln. He then had Ilasg
arrested and fined § 5 and costs. There
is altogether too much of this funny
playing with hose ,
John Landry has been Indu'glog ' lately
in a good deal o ( bad whiiky and temper ,
his family have had to suffer In con
sequence. On being arrested , no gave a
ulemn promise to clear out of town and
leave his family In peace , but on his
way to the depot he fell in with a friend ,
took a few farewell drinks and then con
ceived the Idea of going homo after a
clean shirt. This was a sad mltUkc , for
once in the house ho renewed the war ,
and drove the family out of doors , and
frightened the neighbors who tried to
Interfere. In court ; again yesterday ho
renewed his promises , but they were no
longer taken ( t par , and the boat ho csuld
do was to got the case continued until
Tuesday of next wcok.
A SAMPLE QUERY.
No Cixuso for the Wild Report ! Scat
tered Abroad About Council
Uluflii ,
The following letter has boon received
by the pastor of the Baptist church of
this city , It being written by ono of the
business men of the place Indicated :
WEST POINT , Miss. , July 9 , 1885 To
the Pastor of the Baptist Church , Coun
cil Bluffs , la. : Dear Sir : Some time ago
a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer reported a very lamentable state
of affairs In your city , caused by the
action of prohibition iata In that commun
ity. You may have soon the article
Indeed , I think everyone of your citizens
should hare seen it , for I was impressed
that the condition of your town was
grossly misrepresented. The whisky ele
ment In our town eagerly seized the arti
cle and circulated It freely in our midst ,
thereby Injuring the cause of prohibition.
Will yon do mo the favor to wrlto mo
fully the effect of the effort to have pro
hibition In your city ? Awaiting an early
answer , I am respectfully yours ,
S. L. HEAKN.
The above Is a sample of the way
reports arobeing spread abroad as to the
condition of this city , The BEE man In
a recent trip eastward found many
inquiring what was the matter of Oovncil
Bluffs , as they had hoard that the city
was on the verge of bankruptcy , and had
done away with its police , Its gas , and
ether noodfnls of a city , because It was
unable to piy the bills. The credit of
this city has boon greatly hurt by those
reports , and the fight going on over pro
hibition has complicated matters , so that
these reports have been enlarged npan.
While it Is a fact that Council Blnffs
has not all the money it would like to
spend on public improvements , and while
it fools somewhat the depression felt
throughout the country , but more keenly
east than west , yet this city Is very far
from bolng bankrupt. The future la not
a dismal one , either. In fact Oouncr"
Blnffs Is to-day far bettor situated tha :
many of the cities which ao glibly talk o
Its misfortunes. The fact is that the clt ;
council last year expended money freel
In public Improvements , and while othe :
cities were doing nothing , Council Bluff :
was paving and sewering , and paying ou
a great deal of money. This year th
council , elected on a plat form of trench
mont , find that were It not for the plat
form on which they were elected then
would still be a necessity for economy , a
the resources of this year were cut in upon
by - previous expenditures. Besldei
the ether cuttings Into the usual revenue ;
for the year , the saloon licenses are no
being paid , and Instead of having $25OOC
cash going Into the city treasury from
this source , there Is not one cent from
the saloons. The saloons are running
even more freely than before the law was
passed , and the only difference thus far
experienced , Is that the city Is deprived
of the revenues , at a time when It needs
sash , This makes the financial problem
is to how to adjust the expenditures to
the new state of the revenues rather a
perplexing one , and yet It will bo solved
In dau time.
The responsibility for whatever re
trenchment Is necessary does not He
wholly with the prohibitionist ? , but Is
luo In part to the other causes stated.
[ t would bo a great help If the $25,000
ivas being received from the saloons , but
; ho lack of that amount , oven at a time
then the city has need for money to
coop up Its growth , Is not going to force
ho city Into bankruptcy , or anywhere
lear It. These who want to drive the
irohlbltlonitta from the field , and make
hem lot up on their prosecutions against
aloon men , have put more stress on the
amontablo financial condition of itho city
ban the facts warrant. The city could
iso the $25,000 to advantage , and this la
, peculiarly bad time to try and got along
rltbout it , but It does not follow that If
he city cannot got this revenue that It is
uined.
It is vary unsatisfactory for the average
ax-payer to look at the city being do-
irivod of this § 25,000 revenue , and at
ho same time see no coed ? result , the
aloona are running worse than ever , not
mly In numbers , but in lawlessness , for
hero la not even the power of regulation
iy police , as under the license law. As
t Is now , the saloons are running as free
or all , and there Is no show of making
bora obey pollen regulations by threats
o take away a license for which money
ma been paid , The only thing that cm
is done Is not In the line of regulation ,
mt of extermination , It Is no easy mat
er to exterminate , oven under the stata
aw. Caioa have boon started , but they
till hang In the courts , and the saloons
: eop open. The only dlfioronca thus far
een Is that the saloonlsts are paying the
awyers instead of the city , and while the
Uy is deprived of Its revenue , the law-
era are reaping thp benefit.
Tbo financial affairs of the city are not
topolessly Involved , The assessment Is
icknowledtjod to be far too low , and when
t Is considered that tbo ascesscrs only
etnrn on a basis of 40 per cent of the
ash value of property , the taxes are not
10 grievous a burden as would appear on
ho surface. While It Is wlsa to on eco-
lomlcal , yet the effort to retrench need
lot bo accompanied by any such exaggor-
ted representations that the city it going
o the dogs , and while tbo attempt Is
> elng made to show the prohibit nlsta
ho lolly cf depriving the city cf $25,000
evenuo without any good being accom-
illihed , still it la wild talk to s y that the
rohlbliionlsts are driving the city Into
jrakrnptcy.
The city needs the $25,000 , but It
rill not die if It cannot get It. Tbo
ounoll last year spent more than it
hould , and crippled this year's Income ,
'hero is some of the general buslnois cle-
ictslon felt hero as elaowheio , but all
beso facts tigother are not warranting
ny such wild reports as are flying
brough tbo air , aud It will bo found
bat this city will this year show up ni
lany Improvements in building aud in
ntineas as any city of Us elza In the
rest.
Read Judd & Smith's offer of $1,000
iward In another column.
Uanthorn tolls wood at hla feed store.
Mutlo hnth Great Clmrmt.
The concert given last evening at the
opera house was a grand musical treat ,
and dciplto the oppressive heat , there
was a good audlenco and an appreciative
one. The opportunity to again hoar
Miss Noally Stevens presented a rich
treat , Indeed. Her natural musical
ability , cultivated by bolng placed under
some of the grandest instructors of the
old world , has given her already a rank
among pianists which makes her reputa
tion more than local , and yet hero in her
old home , and whore friends have
watched her career with so much Inter
est , there Is a special pride in thinking of
her as belonging to Council Blnffs , Still ,
It is not merely this fact that causes her
to bo bo listened to with so much eager
ness and enthusiasm. Aside from the
fooling of friendliness , there cannot but
bo an acknowledgment that she has mo
talent and skill , and among critics , far
away from * the circle of homo , proves
that she Is an artist who Is sure to win a
name and fame. It Is not only what she
has achieved , but what she Trill achieve ,
that causes the people ot Council Blnffs
to fool proud of hor.
The ether features of the evening's
concert were enjoyable and none the loss
so because the ether participants were
homo artists.
Miss Oliver has a strong and cultivated
voice , and ono which the people are al
ways glad to henr. She gave ono of the
best numbers of the programme.
The Markol slaters arc always given a
hearty welcome , and their voices blond
together charmingly. The duet of violin
and flute , given by Frank Badolct and
Paul Tulloys , was a very pleasing open
ing to the delightful programme , these
young musicians showing a- skill which Is
to bo envied by many of moro experience
and training.
The Musical and Literary social club ,
under whoso auspices the entertainment
was given , merits praise for thus securing
such a feast of music. There are few
cities which can give so choice a concert
with participants chosen from among the
homo artists.
Substantial abstracts of tltlo and real
estate loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires ,
101 Pearl street ,
Xh At Other Man !
The following , which appeared In a
special to the Globe-Democrat , will bo
read with interest , as showing what sort
of an Impression "tho mayor of my city"
Is making In Washington :
WAHIIIKOTON , July 9. Mr. Vaughan ,
of Council Bluffj , an exceedingly fresh
gentleman , was Interviewed hero at seine
length a couple of weeks ago , on Iowa
politics. Among ojhor bolddeclaratlons ,
Mr. Vaughan announced that Iowa was a
doubtful state. He sild that there wore
two men , with either of whom as the
nominee for governor the democracy
could carry the state , and then the
modest polltlcan explained that ho was
ono of the two. As a reason for his
strength , Mr. Vanghan wont on to toll
how ho had auccotsfully dodged the pro
hibitlon law , and bad licensed the saloons
of Council Blaffa while ho was mayor.
With choerfull frankness Mr. Vaughan
claimed that ho would able to carry Iowa
because' the liquor element would rally to
him. It Is probable that the Iowa mayor
Intended his interview for Washington
circulation only. If ho did ho was de
ceived , for his views were quite widely
presented to Iowa people torough the
Globe-Democrat. To-day there was re
ceived at the treasury department the
application of Mr. Vaughan , of Council
Bluffs , to be appointed superintendent of
the metropolitan police of the District of
Columbia. It is to bo feared that the
Iowa democracy will have to fall back on
that ether man.
Wells Cook has accepted the position
af general agent at large of the "safety
Fund system" of the Hartford life and
innuity Insurance company , of Hartford ,
Donn. , and will locate the Council Blnffs
branch of the western department at No.
22 Pearl street.
PERSONAL. .
George Shindele , jr. , of Chicago , Is in the
ity.
ity.Mr
Mr , and Mrs. F. M. Gault left last evening
or Chicago.
Henry Eisemnn baa returned from a visit
o Colfax Springs.
W. W. Mitchell , of Marion , tha well known
it. Paul conductor , was In tha city yesterday
nking a look at bis brother , the wide < awake
icket man of the Wnbash.
Frank Hunter , the deputy United States
lerk , and tha United States cormniesloner ,
ias been called to Brownsville , Missouri , by
be sad news of the' serious and probably
atal ilness of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Williams , of Fond du
Jac , Wisconsin , were In tha city yesterday ,
> n their return from Denver , where they have
icon eight-eeeinp , tils being their firet
isit to the west and their weitcrn
rienda. Mr , Williams is ono of the boat
: nown attorneys In Northern Wisconsin.
PKINOll'ALS AND TEACHEKS.
? ho ADolUlon of tlio First Grade Ccr-
tlU'ato Kulo.
? o tbe Editor of the BEE.
The Watchman of last Friday eays :
"Tbo board of education baa kicked ont of
Is book tbo rule which required principals to
.old Cret graJo certificates. For anything
bat moat principals in tbis city bave to do , a
econd or tblrd grade teacber could do as well
s would bo required of any reasonable per-
on. "
lias the gentleman who wrote thp
bovo made himself thoroughly acquaint-
d with what moet principals in the city
iavo to do ? Is ho aware that B principal
3 expected to bo capable of taking hold
f any school work from the lowoit to
ho hlghott ? I think the gentleman did
lot glvo tbis subject much consideration
r ho would not belittle our schools
y such remarks , and in com
3 on with a majority of our
iest citizens I hope that
.either our worthy superintendent nor
or intelligent board of education
'kicked" ' out the rule above mentioned ,
jr the reason that a "second or third
rade teacher" conld do well enough
nythlng moat of our principals have 11
o. Since the advent of Mr. James
mong us the standard of our achoola
as been talsed considerably , and we
jel that the good wotk will go on.
ach being the cate , is It justice to our
oard of education and to our schools to
all us that second or third grdo teach *
rs are good euoueh for our principals ]
Iranted , that ability to govern , method
ad correctnesi are what ( jrlno'pils ' most
eed , Thoto qualities are found among
r t grade , teachers , Wo have a high
tandaid for our teachers , wo matt have
al higher for our principals. In
reason and justice n principal should
hold a first grade certificate as proof to
outsiders that acquired knowledge Is
there as neil as natural ability , and to
teachers that the education of their prin
cipal.Is equal if not superior to theirs.
Wo trust that when our board of educa
tion cots over the exertion of kicking out
this very roasonaclo and just rule , they
will take the matter into consideration
again and prove they really moan to
keep a high standard In our schools.
CONSTANCY.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTIOK. 8p cUI verilsemenls , tua M toil
round , To Loan , tot S l , To Rani , Wants , Dord-
log , eto. , will be Inserted In Ibli eotnmn at lh tow
rail oi TEN CENTS PER LINK lor tha On t Inteitlon
tnd I1VK CENTS PER LINE lor c eh tnbwqnent In-
on. toivt tdvtrtliementl at out offle * , Ho.
I Btt et , BOH Proadw&v
WANTfl.
TXT'AxrnD Immed'atelr , t vp. dining room girls nt
Ogdfn House , Cuoncll Elugg.
tpOK BALK Lands Improved tad unimproved.
If you want a ( arm In western low * , Kansas
Dkkota , Ictus heir from you.
&WAK& WALKXB.
ti'OU BALK Houses. Lota ana Land. A , J
JC Stephenson , COS Flrit avenue.
rpo EXCAANO U 0 , b B , I ) 10 , b 13 , nto hotels In aid-
JL cront Identic ns for sale or I or trade.
, ( modal bargain ; 400 n Imrrotcd farm worth
B1S3
818,000 , prlro far A diort time $10,000 , will tmde
for low ( iilcod Western lands. SB an & Walker.
, eaddlcry Hardnaro manufacturing estab
lishment ( took and machinery , > aluo S7.0CO , for
western land Swan & \Vaik r , Council UluHs.
B203 , utock t f dry good ; , groceries and hardware ,
\nlue , $3,000 , In an good eastern Nebraska town
or land. Snauft Walker.
B 01 , stock of general merchandise In n good
western Iowa town , \aluo 4,000 , wants an Ira
proved farm In weitcrn Iowa , uwan k Walker.
T > 105 , Block of hardware In Etuboi Co. . Indiana ,
JD forland aluo about $1,000. Swan & Walker.
00 , now stock cf rmrcwaro In a Iho Nebraska
B town for land , value 93,000. Swan & Walker.
, stock of agricultural Implements and shell
hardware , value about 8,000. wants a good Im
proved farm. Swan & Walker.
T > ZOD , a $10,000 stock ot clothing In a good Wls-
JD coneln city , jj In lands and bilanco cash or Im.
prored security. Beautiful store room at low rent.
Swan & Walter.
, stock of mixed hardware In n live western
B210
Iowa town for cheap lands , \oluo $0,00 } . Swan
& Walker.
B211 , fine brick block , rents well. In a live central
la. tau none room occupied with general stock of
goods , wants an Improved farm , > aluo ; building
18,000 , gooda S7.COO. Snan & fc alker.
BS12 stock oi boots , shoes bats , caps and clothing
> alued $3,000 , In cno of tbo beet towns In Nob. ,
valued $9,000 for , ands. Swan & Wtlkcr.
BS13 , a ? 3OCO stock of clotting , wanta land In
North Western loua , for $0,000 , and will pay
dlQeronco. Snan & Walker.
B211 , an $8,000 stock of drugs In central iown for
land. Stcan & Walerr.
T > 216another Btook of drugs vtluo from500 to $700
JO with More building ntd lot value $ SOO In a gcol
> cbraiki town wants partly Improved land. Swan &
Walker.
full particulars , write to or call upon Swan &
FOR . It j ou want to cell , buy , or trade any
thing , tell S. & W. about It bwau & Walker , Coun
cil Bluffs Iowa.
J'ACOJS
COUNCIL DLUF1S , IOWA.
CfCrn Ualn Street , Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugart B
ut block. Will practice In State an < tate oonr
J. L. JJnBEVaiSE.
Wo. 50 ? Broadway Council Bluff * .
In Council Blulls having a
ZBSO-AJPE. .
&nd all modern improvements , call bolls , Gro
alarm bells , etc. , is the
CRESTON HOUSE
NOB. 21C , 217 and 219 , Main Street.
MAX WnHW , - PROPRIETOR
BLUFFS
OOUNCIL
ARPET COMPANY
CABFETS ,
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
lareful Attention Given to Ou
of Town Orders.
Jpliolstery and Drapery Work d
Specialty.
Oar stock la the
id la bain ; continually replenished by
I the latest and cholccsi novelties ,
[ 05 Broadway Council Biufls
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
fVPE WRITER 1
NO. 2 , 1Si
s ihe JEyhest Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World , Si
i With only SO key a to leam an orMi
i , , . operate. It print J 70 character )
' ? Including cap8 a"J emn" lottery
punctuations , ilgurcu , elgos and
tractions. It utbo slmplett aud
most rapid writing machine
raaUo aa w ell aa no moat durable
for free illustrated pamphlet.
Wyckofff Seamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111 , , Solo Agents.
0. H , SIIOLE3 , Council BlulTs ,
Agent for Western
MERCHANTS'
FATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA ,
Paid up Capitol , $100,000
BarplaaFund 100,000
N. W. Cor. Farnam and 13th.
IANK MURPHY , President.
SAUL K. HoQEua , Vice President.
LN D , WOOD , Cashier.
LUTIIEB DRAKE , Ass't Cashier , J
HoceooU sollcltid and prompt attention tfven t
basin us rliuitul to our care ,
nya 6 Per Cent on Time Deposits
Tlie New York
PLUMBING CO'Y.
552 Broadway
Council Bluffs , Iowa
SANITARY
& HYDRAULIC
ENGINEERSPUB-
LIC and PRIVATE
SYSTEMS of SEWERAGE -
ERAGE , WATER
WORKS aud VEN
TILATION design
ed and constructed.
PLUMBING-work
in all its branches.
This cournanv have
one of tlie best as sort-
eel stocks oi plumb
ing goods in the west.
Estimates furnish
ed.
H. Birkinbine ;
Manager.
ORH ,
PLUMBING CO'Y
552 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Telephone No. 27.
JO ! ) Broadway , - - Council Blaffs
DRY GOODS.
:0 : yards print ? 1
0 dress Roods
nubtan gingham 1
peed Rinirhnni , .r. 1 00
bclloiir chovoltJ . . . 100
good phcctlu ; 103
suff.ilk jeans 1 00
lest jeans all wool , 30e per yar J.
Soots and ehoeu at prices as 1 jw aa any house in tha
city.
GROCERIES.
fl pound ) ox C sugar S 1
S pounds granulated iu < ar 1
S pounds cootoctlonary A sugar 1
a bars white Russian soap. Kirks : '
0 bars blue India soap , Klika r ? . ' . . 1
2 barsPilmasoap , LautzBro'd 1
8 boxes matches
lest eyrun , per gillon
teal sorfjlum , pir gallon
loit English currants , 11 pounds , 1
9 bozos genuine Lents lye 1
52-pound cans ttrawberriea In syrup 1
5 8-pound cans peaches , laejrup 1
D 3-pound ains tomatoes 1 00
D pounds Michigan dried apples 1 00
9 pounp * evaporated apples . : 1 00
orllard climax tobacco per pound 45
'avy ' plug tobacco , per pourd CO
'aturalletl tobtcoo , per pound 00
lour , all brands Iram $2.10 to $3 60 per cwt.
GOODS FOn CASH ONLY
jower Than Any Other House
IN THE CirY.
5 BroadwtO - - Council Blu S
NOLL'S PORTABLE
Beer Faucet
' * *
IKHrtli '
: .
'
Price $ ia.0t ) . A liberal discount
ill be made to jnrties ordering a
alf Jozeu Faiubts at ono time.
For furtlu r jwticulars inquire of
R P. RAIN ,
Council Uluffr , Jowi ,
gent for Western Jowi find .Nob.
E J Balcear
, , KDt
Dt
Who ( or the rut 10 ycnrshai been practlslnf
1 Francisco It now located at No IS M. Ctu Utro
poaltu now Opera HUIIHU.
darxc Jlakxur guarantees to rcetora 9 :
HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
to gli can ] one a bugh mustache or bring out a 0 : !
i growili 11 hair orb ard In ( rom fourtatlx weeks , 7:2 :
cc ) reasonable and aitlbftrtlon guarantied , 6s :
anew , dattnoig and especially rhuutnatlim and
tihronlouljeaics curea by a natural gift ol be
Iron
. JD. ftalccar , 6:2 :
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W. P. AYLSWORTH
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildlnpa of any kind mined or moved and satisfaction gimrantood. Fratno hou
moved on Little Giant trucks , the best In the world.
W , P. AYLSWOKTH.
. 1010 Ninth Street , Council HluDs
SMITH & TOLLER AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Mala St. ,
COUNCIL BLUPFS , - - - IOWA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
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. L. GILLETTE.
' Formerlv MRS. J. J. G-OODE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff.
tf. J. 8WAN80N. C. 12. SWAK90H
SWA.ArSOHf MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
tnd all klnjs of muilc l Instruments. Pianos nil orsans sola on the Icstallment rl.in. Mmlcil Initru-
nentHof every description tLiied and repaired. Having over 14 ) cars experience In the business wo fee
onlUcnt ot giving the best of eatUlactlon. Hcmomlicr tbo pliu-c. Sign of the gilt orgm
329 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city aud towii ,
E. Burhom ,
17 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
HI , _ P.Do
: Dolox
Graining , Gilding , Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Ualn St. , Council Bluda.
Keep Horoca and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will cell In retail or carload lota
II Stock Warranted as Represented 4v
* .MfcVf . If Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled Hay. I'riccarci- *
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
iSCILLUTER A ROWLEY
Cor. 5th Ar. and 4th St. , Oonncll Bluffs.
For any case of Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any disqaso indudced
f a lack of native power , that cannot be cured by the use of Dru. Judd & Smith's Electric
olta and Appliances. Mo. SO , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs.
AGENTS WANTED.
Norene & Landstrom ,
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Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possible 'prices ,
No. 205 Main St. , Council Blnlf
AND "THE ENGLISH1' KITCHEN.
.Regular Dinner 31:30 to 1UO , 2O cents.
505 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
ho only all night house in the city. Everything served in flret clui style and on ebor
notlco , Hot and cold lunches always ready.
1C. F. GOODMAN.
AND DEALER IN
its , IV
OMAHA , NEB.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
rhe following are the llmoa ot Ihe Arrival aud de
rture ol trains by central standard time , at the
ail depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mlo
es earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
PU-AKT.
linciao and KOBTnwuTnur ,
26 A M Mall and Riproaa 8:00' : r II
10 r M Accommodation 4:10 : I * 11
SO r M Kxpreea ; 06 A u
CfflOAOO AID 10OK ISLUm ,
5 A U Mall and Kipresa B : 3 r 11
6 A M Accommodation CIS r
0 r M Eiprcei Boo ; A M
onoioo , miwitjKii IXD ir. rioi ,
JJl u Moll and KnprcM 8:60 : r M
5 r M Kxprcbi 0:05 : A N
cmcioo , BU u ere ire qowcT ,
I ) A U I1 and Kinross 7:10 : r _
r As ojmmodatlon ' See r M
i r txproM 8:601 : ti
VAiiau , BI , uxni lap rAoino ,
15 p u Local 81. Louli Kinross Local
10 r u Tranifcr " ' ' Trantter 8:20 : r u
U UI CITTi 8T , JOI 110 COI7XCU , ILUTfm.
15 l M Mall ind Expreaa 0:40 : r
6 r 11 Kiprcui fla4 A 11
BOOZ eiTt 1HD ricino ,
11 u Mall ( or HlouxClty 0(0 : r u
i r u Kxprees ( or Bt I'aul B:26 : A M
us ION ri6inc ,
0 l M Dtnver E press 4:86 : r u
6 r M IJnoola fui O' & R V Z.8S r u
16 r M Overland KIJ-KM B O i M
DUMMT TRiora ro oxini.
MV. Council Dlufl 65-7:65-9 : 0-100
0a.m. 1:80-8:80-8.80 : 4:289S6 : :
1 p. m , Leate Omaha fl.45 7S6 : 1:50 : 10
: l& a. m. lsW-JCC-S.oo-iic : : : ( itt-tWr :
S. A. PIERCE , "
100 Main St. , Council Wuffa
Itetall Boot and Shoe store "hero big bargains oan
ilwa > n bo found
FRUIT ,
AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE ,
Sixteen acres , ten In ( rult , > lx In garden and
tlmberland , ulx room bouec. stable , well , cittern , &c.
all In BO'd condition , or will trade lor Omaha prop *
erty.
K KELLER
County Treisuror'd olDcc , C'mincll RluOi. /
lion , omami , W , H , U. I'CBIC j
Officer & Pusev. , f' / " <
BANKERS
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Dealer * ia Foreign and Domestic Kr
Homo Securities.