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    THE DAILY BEF.
Monday Morning , July 20t
"SDBSCRltTIOH HATES.
. - - - - . SO eenld pel week
U U . . - - - - 110.00 pel ye i
MINOR MENTION ,
The city conncll moeta to-night.
Roller , merchant tailor , for fine goods.
Baby Barnes was patrolling Broadway
yesterday.
The Gorman catholics had n picnic yesterday -
terday at Parka mills.
S. D. Pllo has bought the harness busi
ness of Sherman , on Main street.
Grau's opera componj nppcnra to-night
at the opera houao in "Mnacotto. "
Unvorly'a mlnatrela promlaoa a big
show at the opera house next Friday
1 i night.
The county bonrd moots to-morrow to
arrange for the building of the now court
houso.
The "SVabish strikers summoned to ap
pear before Judge Love leave for Kookuk
to-day.
Mrs. Horace Everett will entertain a
number of her frionda thla ovonlng at her
reaidonco.
No ono can now lay any aort of claim
to being in atylo here unices ho has got
at least eno Injunction.
It has boon decided not to do anything
at present about the proposed grade on
Benton and Harrison atroota.
Rov. B. F. Foakott , of Rod O k , occu
pied the pulpit of tbo Baptlat church yes
terday In a very acceptable manner.
William Johnson , for getting drunk
and smashing a window in Marquis'
store , waa called on Saturday night to
foot the bills.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are to give n lawn party at the
rcasidonco of J. E. Harknosa next Friday n
afternoon and evening.
Oraco street should bo called Disgrace P
street. It la In such n horrible condltisn m
as to demand some prompt attention on J.Ja
Ja
the part of the city authorities.
th ;
A largo photograph , framed , awalta nn ye
owner nt police headquarters , It having abwl
boon stolen by aomo boys , who had It in wlwe
we
the weeds , whcro it waa found. to
Jndgo Connor ia to hold court hero to
morrow night , to hoar tha Wnltora- vli
thi
Elchcr contcat , the slaughter honao ca do
ses , nnd the cemetery In junctions. bo
The sheriff started lait night for the ha
of
Annmosa ponotontiary , to tnko thither sh
Mary French , the woman who wont wh
through a honso here some time ago. om
*
The ladies of the Episcopal church hcr
have concluded to change the arrange BOC
ments and give their social and dance on gro
'Wednesday ovonlng Instead of to-night. che wh
J. T. Hondoraon , of this city , haa got her
a patent on hia Improvement on roller km
skates. Now if ho could get some Im
provements In skating rlnka ho would do the um
bettor. abc
A baker and a blacksmith had a lively dot
sot-to on Main street spe
Saturday night. bee
The blacksmith got the worst of It , and pec
eays the baker used some allng shot or yar
other weapon. ln 1
hni
The Ayleaworth-Loofbourow conteat bro
waa to have boon decided in DCS Moinea , son
but aa predicted by the BEE , another oft I
poatponemont was Indulged In , thla time aho ots ;
nntll next Saturday. bed
Happy Jack waa supremely happy bee
Saturday night , and was sleeping off a lali
Ingi
drunk on the platform of the Wabash an
depot. Ho waa not so happy yesterday , The
the cooler being any thing but cool. atat
disc
Rov. F. T. Webb
, of Helena , Mon trat
tana , yesterday officiated at St. Paul's tratI
church , of which ho waa formerly the aho
rector. It waa gratifying to many to llvli brei
sgain have the privilege of listening to ofla
him. eve
Tom Bowman has been suffering from The
pee
malarlft badly alnco hia return from Wash Imii
ington. It ia to bo hoped that ho will com
Boon bo himself again , bnt In the mean yet
time ho can console himself by the faat wor
tog
that ho ia not the only politician who has yen
gone to Washington after n postoflico nnd ceri
got thoekako. ftgai
1 no i
Mrs , William Phillips died at her homo diar
in Grove towhship about 3 o'clock Satur Hrii
day morning , of kidney disease. She link
had boon ill for month tack
a past. She leaves
plac
besldca her husband five
, children. The Inoo
funeral occurred from the family residence InooIt
yesterday , and the remains were taken to atari
Noola for Interment. but
whft
D. W. Smith the
, onglnoor of the City won
Hills has solicited thor
, subscriptions for n on
now wheel chair for it m
P. A. Ritchie , a
cripple who ia paralyzed in the ICRC , and pros oem
yesterday preaeuted the chair to Rltchlb. roaic
It seema Ritchie's old chair became unfit tlioa
for use , and D. W. Smith's sympathy prov
was excited and ho wont to work and got dodi To i f
kho chair for the cripple. tlioa
The Union Pacific round homo bnrnod burl
to the ground Saturday afternoon , about sake rate
G o'clock , It waa located aomo distance
north of tha other bulldtnga on the trans Fl
fer grounds , and waa an old shell of a baol
and
frame building , containing only two atrei
stalls. It is euppoaed to have caught by a
spark from the engine of train No.1 , l
r which had just backed arouud the Y , to
go to Omaha. AIU
The evening prohipitionlct has got
badly mixed as to the location of the Si
ccmeteiy. It ssyu it la "Jmtuedlntoly a mi
under the eyes of our people and beneath - fori r
noath the dripping roofs of thousands of five
' ow hcmea. It Is above the elty eomo 00 a ch
'feet , " eto. It looks as if the prohibition- Five
lit had been taking' something stronger aton
ban Missouri river wetter when the ebovo man
' * penned. olalc
There will bo a borne entertainment at byj
the Young Men's Christian association
rooms to-morrow evening for the financial
benefit of the association , the admission
to bo twonty.firo cents , and for children
fifteen cents. There will bo music by
the Bluff City orchestra nnd the serenad
ing club ; tableaux , recitation by Frank
Chamberlain , and also by Miss Hatcher.
Many will bo glad to improve thia oppor
tunity of hearing Mlsa Ilatchor , particu
larly.
The now African Methodist Episcopal
church on William street will bo dedi
cated thla evening by Bishop John M ,
Brown of St , Louis , and on the 31st
instant the colored people will glvo a
performance ) nt Dohany'a opera house ,
entitled "From the cotton Colds to the
parlor , " by homo talent , for the benefit of
the now church , which has still outstand
ing debts to the amount of $400. On
emancipation day , August 1st , the col
ored people will hold n picnic in Palmer's '
grove , nt which they will have dancing , a
braas band nnd refreshments ,
Dr. Woat.Dentlst , No. 12 Pearl atreot.
THE CITY OF THE DEAD ,
Dirty Fling at the Trustees of
Falrvlow Coiuotcry by the
InjunottonlstB ,
The howl raised about the city of the
dead , and the sensational otitry that the
city of the living is being ondingorod in
icftlth , does not moot with the unanimous
endorsement which ia represented by the
twilight organ in its sophoinorlc slop-over
of Saturday ovonlug. It says "it la no
longer a question upon which there can
bo two opinions , " and yet It proceeds to
confess th&t there are many of the loadIng -
Ing citizens who take the other aide of
the question , and it proceeds to charge
'
these citizens with the basest'conduct ,
and to Intimate that they are the meanest
sort of rascals.
It naya "A few old residents with an
eye to profits converted the graveyard
and adjacent gronnda Into a corporation
for pecuniary profit to'themselves , " and
charges thoao old residents with n willing
ness < to have disease and death scattered
through the city for the sake of personal d
gain. It must bo a weak canoe that de
pends on snch dirty fllnga against such
men aa J. M. Phillips , Horace- Everett ,
. P. Cisady , John Hammer and Samuel
Jacobs , who have boon the trustees of
his association for nearly twenty-five
feaia , and whoso reputations are so far
ibovo that of the Impecunious scribbler tin .
all
vho makes the attack that comparison ort
Tould not merely bo odious , but Insulting
0 them.
The articles of incorporation of Falr-
rlcw cemetery association declare that all
ho profits from the sale of lots shall bo
lovnted to improving , extending and
icautifylng the same. That thcao men
lave proved false to this most sacred
trnsts seems so vile a slander aa to
how that the cause , in the helping of
rhlch it ia given , mutt bo a deaporato
no , nnd lacking real merit to present to
hc public.
Thoao gentlemen have never made any
jcrot of iho fact that they have given
round for the burial of such persons ,
hose frlenda have boon nnablo to par-
base lota , or who as strangers have died
era , and their friends have been un-
nown , or at n distance. The ovonlng
apor , parading at the head of Its col-
tuns the pretense that It Is the organ of
worklngmon , and prating so much
bout its sympathy with the down-trod-
on , the poor and the unfortunates ,
jeaka of these as "creatures , who have
eon huddled together pell moll in this
Bculiarly Infected portion of the gravo-
sird. " They may bo only "craatures , "
the ( eyes of the Herald , but they wore
nman , the same as their more fortunate
rothers , and perhaps more worthy in
imo respects , but In any event , worthy
decent burial. Shrouds have no pock-
, and why the body of a poor man
lonld bo moro to bo feared than the
dy of the rich , la a queary. It baa
aon said that the only trne democracy.
In tbo grave , but the pretended work-
gmen's organ oven there wants to start
aristocracy , and bar out the poor ,
here is hardly need of denying the wild
atoment that "paupers with infections
seines are burled there , " for the con-
ary fact ia ao well known to the public.
It eooma strange that such a howl
lould bo raised , when in the oily of the
ring there are scores of alloys , dirty ,
ceding disoaao and and certainly moro
i'anslvo and unhealthy than cemeteries ,
on if they wore aa bad as represented ,
here are thousands of vaults and cosa-
ola throughout the city , in closer prox-
ilty to wells and to parlors than is the
motery , nnd certainly moro deadly , and
these are to bo maintained without a
3rd , except an occasional proclamation ,
glvo some hungry newspaper au adCJl
irtiaament. Silence and inaction con-
rnlng all those , but a ferocious fright
alnnt the sacred city of thoao who can
longer defend themselves , a ruthless
aregard for the feelings of these otill
Ing , whoso affections are so closely
iked with tbo silent forma ; a vllo ot-
upon these who bold their resting
acoa in trust ; what dooa thia strange
oonalstoncy menu ?
Is urged that a now ceraotory bo
irted ( u the southern part of the city ,
there seems to bo no assurance but
In that event , property near it
mid bo bought np and improved , and
these property owners would want
moved again , and the hiatory of the
osent gronnda re-enacted. The present
rnetery was located before there waa a
lidonco In that part of thn city , and LSI
ese who have since bought and 1m-
oved property there , did so knowingly ,
abandon tbla most boautitul spot , '
dicatetl to the dead , and to deprive
now living of the hope of being
rled bosldo these they loved , for tbo
of advancing the value of some pri-
real eatato , ia a strange proposition.
Fine now selections of 50 cent music
oka ; also choice selections of 5 cent .
10 cent music at Mueller's , 103 Main nmj
* .
allt
WAITING NOT IN VAIN ,
05
Man Arrf Htcct For n Trick Turned
Five Years
Saturday morning Mr. John Bono mot
awn , for whom ho has been watching
five weary years , he having lent him
dollars that long ago , and never had !
ihance to present the bill since then , j
years ago thia man came Into hia
, and represented himself aa a stock
named Gardiner from . He
, Oregon. 13 p. A ]
Jmod to have been referred to Bono
Mr , Keclone , and itatod that ho
wanted to bay ft-lot of clothing for eomo
cow boys. In the coareo of the tfttk , It
was atated by him that ho mnst got his
trnnksnp from the depot , nnd ho needed
$2.50 , find did not want to go buck to the
hotel after any money. Mr. Bono , will
ing to accommodate the customer , and not
having the exact change handed him fire
dollars , and the follow disappeared.
Saturday morning n man came into the
ttoro and told about the name story , ex
cept that thia time ho had a lot of Mexi
cans ho wanted to fit np with clothes.
Ho only wanted sixty-five conta to got
his baggage thla time , the general de
pression of business nOectlng the confi
dence men as well as others. Mr. Bono
was about to shako hands with him , call
ing him "Gardiner , the Oregon stockman -
man , " when the fellow flow out and made
a run along Pearl street , but was chased
by Mr. Bono , caught and placed in the
city cooler to await a hearing to-day.
Miiollcr Muslo Company
Will sell all the pianos nnd organs pur
chased at tbo J. Mueller sale at closing-
out prices. Either cash or tlmo pay
ments. Now is your time to got pianos
and organs cheap , as the old business
must bo closed up.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
jstnto loans. J. W. nnd E. L. Squires ,
101 Pearl street ,
Bead Jndd & Smith's oiler of $1,000
reward in another column.
TOO MUCH FOP ,
It Kcsnlta In Being Itobbcd ? in An
Alleyway.
An elderly man , whoso name was not
learned , waa complaining nt a late hour
Saturday night that ho had boon robbed
In an alloy off from Broadway and abont
In the rear of the opern honso exchange.
It Booms that the roan was on hia way
east and tarried here for n day or EG , and
got pretty fnll of Conncll Bluffs pop. Ho
nent Into the alley and lolled down on
the steps In the rear of the saloon named
and after the ealoon waa locked np ho
aiw nrousod from a drowse by a man
rudely shaking him up and pointing a
revolver at his bend , demanding his
money. Ho naturally gave It up. The
description of the robber la in the hnnda
of the police , and they are on the hunt
for him , bat so far without any success.
FRUIT ,
AND mm FARM FOR SflLE ,
Sixteen acres , ten In fruit , els In garden and
Imbcrland , six room house , stable , well , cistern , &c.
In go.d condition , or will trade ( or Omaha prop-
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_ _ County Trcaaurer'a ofllco. Ooiincll Bluga.
nOS. OmCKR. W. H. M.
Officer & , Pusev. Co
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Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
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'pholslery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our stock la the
.argest in lie
la being continually replenished by
the latest and choicest novelties.
Broadway Council Biufts
WELLS COOK ,
General Agent at largo
" SAFIITV FUND SYSTEM , "
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life and Annuity Ins.Co
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OOUNOIL BLUFFS , IA ,
A. J , Stoionson ,
Real Estate Dealer ,
BO. 503 rmST ATI ,
Conncll IJlnfli , town.
Ed. Wright
STENOGRAPHER
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Type-Writer
Offlc * No. CIS M/DBter Bt ,
EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Dry Goods , Groceries , Flour ,
Feed , ale. ,
A1WAT1 AT TUB
Lowest Market Prlco ,
Oct. ef Hiln ui JJlntl ATI. ,
Commonly known ai
EVERYBODY'S STORE ,
Grandy & Go , ,
City Dreg Store ,
Flna Cigars , Toilet
Articles , Eto.
nscrlptioni n Specialty.
No , 21 Main St.
H. S. WEST ,
DENTIST
No. 12 Pearl SL ,
Orer Be clSco.
Pittltalit AUtatUa OTI !
to tbi Freiimtl.-B of
tha Hiturtl Teeth.
C. L. NEUNAS ,
MEAT MARKET.
All kinds of
Fresh and Salt Meats ,
rourvriiY.
No. 709 Main Street.
AB1IIOB LEFKOYITS
No. 104 MAIN BT.
Allldndiof
FnJts.tMcllonsry&CIzars
The cheapest store and
tha but itotk of Fruits.
Union Iron Woris ,
ErKioBi Si Co. , Props. '
All klndi ol Outing-
Cresting ) ft Roofing rJl-
lni a ipcoUltj.
Prompt Attention alien
Repairs.
Shops Cor.Sd tl 413tbAT.
SPECIAL NOTICES
KOnciS. Spealal * Tcrtloomonts , eua KB Lott
oand , To Lean , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board
g , o'.o. , will bo Inacited In thla column at the Ion
lie of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flral Insertion
vi. FIVE CCNTQ PER LINE fo each tubeoqnenS In-
no. Ler > ve d\ortliemonla > t ont c o , Vo.
1 Clitct , noi Broadway
WAMTB
T'ANTKD Immediately , two dining room gills nt
Ogden IIouso , Council Cluflii.
70R \LE-An elegant Wisconsin summer retort ,
J 250 acres , ICO tillable , railway elation and stoirn-
at landing ; frame house fur homestead ; payllHon ,
Ino cellars , restaurant , Ice house , tenement house ,
ur cottages , barn , SCO fruit treep,3 acics yrapta ,
iw , horses , 13 boats , etc. A fine resort , 100 feet
OVB Wi'consin rl\cr , and 120 feet above Barahoo
will pay $5,000 a year. Address W. & S. , lrK
lice ' , Council 1)1 u He.
TM3K SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved.
If you want alarm In western Iowa , Kansas
alneka or Dakota , let U3 boar from you.
SWAN i WALKBB. .
iiOH BALK Houses , Lota and Land. A. i
Btephenson , 603 First avenue.
no KXCAA.SO I ) fl , b 9 , b 10 , b 13 , are hotels In aid.
L crentlocatlcng for ealo or for trade.
J IBS , special bargain ; 100 a Improved farm worth
J$18,000 , prtro for a short time $16,000 , will trade
low pilccd Western lands. Swan & Walker.
> 201 , saddlery Hardware manufacturing cstah-
> Ilshmcnt etook and machinery , value $7,000 , for
astern land Swan & Walker , Council Bluffs.
> 203 , stock cf dry goods , groceries and hardware ,
J value , $5,000 , In an good eastern Nebraska ton n
rland. Swan ft Walker.
) 201 , stock of general merchandise In a good
J western Iowa town , value 4,000 , wants an Im
ored farm in western Iowa. bwan& Walker.
) 205 , stock of hardware In Etubcn Co. . Indiana ,
J for land , value about J4.0CO. Swan & Walter.
200 , now stock of ban vt are In a Iho Nebraska
J town for land , value $3,000. Swan & Walker.
207 , stock of tgrloulturallmpleinenta and shelf
hard K are. value about 8,000. wan ta a good 1m-
ovodfarm. S an & Walker.
203 , a ? 10,000 stock of clothing In n good Wia-
cousin city , 3 In landn and bilanoo cash or Im.
ovod security. Beautiful store room at low rent.
ran& Walker.
210 , stock of mixed hardware In a live western
Iowa town for cheap lands , value $0,000. Snan
Walker.
211 , flno brick block , rents well , in a live central
la.toun ono room occupied with general etock of
ods , nants an Improved farrn , value ; building
,000 , gooda J7.C03. Swan & -julker.
212 stock of boots , ehooa bats , caps and clothing
valued $3,000 , In one of tbo bent tounslu Neb. ,
lucd $3,000 for , anda. Swan & VV'tikcr.
213 , a $3OCO etock of cIotMng. wants land In
North Western lena , for $0,000 , and will pay
Icrenco Swan & Walker.
211 , an $8,000 etock of drugs in central Iowa for
UiiJ , Swan & Wnleir.
5216another : stock of drugs value frnmtOOO to $700
with toro building ard lot value ? SOO In n gcol
braika town wants partly improved land , Swan & .
dkor ,
ion ( full particulars , write to or call upon Swan &
Walker , If 3011 want to sell , buy , or trade any-
ng , tell 8. & W. about It. tivsau & Walker , Cotiu-
llluffs lena
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3. L. USBKVOIS3.
Mo. 607 Erondrrsy Onnncll BlaCe ,
E. Eice M , D.
or other tumois rcmovoj without the
, knlfour drawing of blood.
IRONIC 'DISEASES ,
ncr thirty jearaprutiral crpericnce. ClEco No.
fa > l Hticct , Counr.il
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HT7FFS. IOWA
j. L. RATEKIN ,
Faraers' Commission store ,
DKAtKR IX
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TODI.TIIV A SPIXIALTT.
619 S. Main SI , ,
Highest market price paid
for farm proJuco ,
J. J. BLISS ,
ALL THE
Latest Styles of'
Millinoryg Notions
Alrii it loveit ftleti.
No. 328 Itromlway.
Dr. W. L. Capoll ,
Special attention filrcn to
limits ct VTccta and
Chtcnlo Cltciiei.
CONSULTATION FIIEE.
Offlco In Dohany'e
) pcra Houae.
HICAQO HEiT HABKET ,
JOHN EVES3 , Trep.
Fresh and Salt Meat ,
ZOL031TA SAUSA3E ,
.ard. Dried Beef , etc.
No. C25 Jfain Street ,
it Doer S. ef Ct. Jo. Hcto.
V , WQ3TOOTT
Munnficturcr of
Trunks , Satchels ,
Sample Cases , etc ,
Trunks Ropnlrod.
No. S9 Teail St. , corner
of Klnt Arenaa.
Drs. WOODOURY A SON ,
DENTISTS ,
Cor. Pearl St , A 1st ATH ,
Centll ninffi , IOT * .
F.P.BeWnRerM.D.
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Surgeon
and Physician
Eva and Ear Surgery a
Specially.
500 Broadway , Cp-et&ln
Resilience 637 , CthAicnue
dor. 7th 8L
NOLL'S PORTABLE
Pneumatic Beer Fa ncet
Price § 1 8.00. A liberal discount
will be made to parties ordering a
half dozen Faucets at one time.
For further particulars inquire of
R F. RAIN ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Agent for Western Iowa and .Neb.
In Coancll Blnlld ha.Ung a
And all modern Improvements , call bolls , fir
alarm bells , ct : , , i'J tlio
CSESTOKT HOUSE
NOB. 215 , 217 and 21P , Main Street.
MAX AnilN , - PEOPRIETOI
Railway Time Table
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
'Iho l llo'vlng ra the timed of the arrival .nd da
rmuto vt traliin by centul etindard time , nt th
local depot , . ' .
Trrlnilravo trauofer depot tin ml a
ate * earlier ni urilvo tcu mlnutoa Uter.
Dltl'ART.
and KOUTQTwrraa ,
0:25 : A M Mall and BxprcM
12:40 : r M Accommodation 4tO ; r u
6:30 : r M D.05 A M
PEK'iOO Aim SOOi : ISL-U'D
D:26 : A M Mnil nnd Kxprcaa 6:53 : r M
75 : A M Aocoininadatlou 6:15 : i > M
6:30 : r u Kx.irees 8:00 : A M
kilLW.iUFVJB J.ND II.
BIOTA M Jla'l and Kxpruu 6:50 : r M
6:26 : r u 0:05 : A K
itroqumoT ,
8:60 : A Mill and Kvprcn 7:10 : r a
3) ! Aa O'jmm oiiatlou : oo f.u
: 6 f i4\ti.'oi & :60A : u
w/r n.-f , ET. I.OIIIB AtppAoino.
2:15 : r M Locil Ht. LouU Kxi > reia Lncal
8.00 I'M Transf " " Trauafrr 8:20 : r n
' , ar , joi AND OOUHCIL aarn.
A M Mall and Express r M
8:16 : r u Kxprtua A u
cioui cirr AKD riorno.
7:20 : A U Mall for Rloux City 6:60 : r H
7:80 : r u Express for 8t 1'aul 0:25 : A 11
UMON r wine.
11:00 : A M Dtmor I.'xprcag 4:35 : r M
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7:66 : r u Overland fxpreen 8so : A u
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W. P. AYLSWORTH
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Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and tuttUfaction guaranteed , .Frame hoiu
ed on Little Giant trucks , the boat In the world ,
W. P. AYLSWOHTD.
1010 Miith Street , Council liluBt
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'ITEMS : ,03 vat mm
J.J. KOQETICII ,
Fine Boot and Shoe Hater ,
Ko 22J Main SL ,
Council IlluiTu , Iowa.
Etr-
E.C. SMITH ,
General jt.
Sr' TotE Lin Iisniante
Conpany.
, tOfl Cro ulw y. Up
itatn.
B. L SKILEB ,
Boots and Shoes
AT LOW rEICU.
1OS 3 Ccxls. Ctroot ,
Conttil Bluffi , U.
J. L. FOR MAN ,
CLOTHING ,
Oent't Furnishing Goodi ,
HATS , CATS ,
Boots , Shoos , otc.
Ko , 104 Broadway ,
Oppoalto tbo Ogden House
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
That yea can roljr on.
Bt LflWKt
CO , ,
No. 4 IVarl Et
Mandcmakcrs& Van ,
ARCHITECTS ,
COSTEACIOES
AND BDlLDEtS.
K . 901 TJjjir Breitwt ; .
TAYLOR & CALEF ,
Pacoy and Stapli
GROCERIES ,
But lh U tlii City ,
Ceucll Slid.
ODELL & DAY ,
No. gPeulStictk
Real Bitato , Insurance
and Loan Agenti ,
Qara { 600,000 to Lo n 01
Tpei ctntlntereit
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ,
voi. BOS , tie snttTi
Eites tl,00 to $1.25 per f
ririt OUn Bar
la connection ,
Opposite OgJcn Homo.
A , P. Hanchott , M.D.
Physician & Surgeon ,
Council llliins.
OfBco No 12 1'ratl Mrcct , '
HOURS : 10 to 12 , m-ntiil
2 to 4 ji. m.
RMIIIKM-K : No. HO 4th
trcct , hours , before S
B. m. nnd ortorTp. hi.
Telephone No. 10.
JOHN J. KURTZ ,
PHffiNU
Meat Market.
Ccr. L'lln sj Sttr ; Sti.
D. GOLDSTEIN ,
Pawn & Loan Office ,
228 Broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS
n Unredeemed Goods ,
WATCHES ,
,
ITuilcnl IiiMrumcnts ,
, Once , etc ,
Real Estate
Loia ul
Fire companies. .
122,000,000 , or Asseu.
Mo 130 Main EL
foitsininfr , . Ten
P. 0. MttLEB ,
Will Taper and Dtcoiailois
rstiOIli ! Ti ! iiu.
No. 13 I'catl EL ,
COUNCIL BLUrrg , IX
I. ( HMNSltV ,
Now nnd Second llini
FURNITURE ,
StQNS and MtfM GOOJJ ,
At Low rat IMccs
Oheapeit Btori In Town ,
No. 38 Broadway ,
Council Ilium , Iowa.
STOEAQE
Warehouse
Dohany'0 Old Hall.
SMITH & TOLLER ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Slain St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . IOTVA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always oa Hand.
N. J. SWANSON. c. E. SWAXSON
8WA.JS8ON MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
And all klmJs of muslcnl Instruments. 1'ianos nl orrans § ola on the Icstallment rlan. Minlcil nttru.
mtntbof o cry dcecripllon tuned and repaired. Haiinpr over 14eara experience In the business we fee
tvnflaint of giving the bcbt ol batijlaction. Hcniomher the placv. Sign ef the gilt orgjn.
32 ! BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Sold by the leading dealer in every
city and town ,
E ; Burhorn ,
JEWELER , AGENT
17 Maiu St. , Council Bluffs.
SI
Graining , Gilding , 1'apor Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Ualn St.Council BluHa.
Keep Uorflcs nnd Muloa conctantly on hand which
wo will tell In retail or carlond lota
Jill Slock Warranted as Reoresentetl
WholMnlo and retail dealers In Grnln * nd I'alcd Hay. 1'ricca re .
eonublo Gatlelaction Guaranteed.
,9 CTTLU T E R , o R 0 W L K Y
Cor. Cth Av. and 4th St. , Conncll Bluffa.
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For any CIRC of Kidooy or liver disenpo or dyspepsia rhonmnttfiin , nr any disease imlndcoJ
by a lack of native power , that cannot lin cuird by the ueo of JJrH. Juild & Smith's JJlootrio
clto and Aiillnticpa | , ISu. 30. Fourth St. . Council Bluffs.
AGENTS WANTED.
Norene & Landstrozn ,
Suit , to order In latest style * at cheapest possible
THE CEJlsTIZSI
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
itogiilnr Dinner 11.SMI lo lM : ! ) , J5 conta ,
505 Broadway , - Council Bluffs.
'he only all nioht houto iu the city. HverythlrR Bervr < l m Cunt clwi etj-lo and on ehw
notlco , Ilot end cold lunches always ready.
AND DEALER IN
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pis , Oils ,
OMAHA , NKB.