OQTOOIL BLUFFS
Priday Morning , August 1
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Ttf MlU - i M $10.00 p l ft
MINOR MENTION ,
Roller , merchant tailor , lot finogood
The ropnbllcjn primaries moot tc
morrow night.
The alarm of fire about 4 o'clock yea
ord y afternoon proved to bo fhlao.
This morning Jndgo Rood la to hen
the application for admitting Arch Oof
man to ball.
One John White was yesterday fine
for being drunk , and another John Wbll
for fast driving.
John Kenney wai yesterday aont I
the jail for thirty days for grabbing
coat from the People's store.
John Schlckatanz , of 104 Main atroo
now carries both hands bandaged , cause
by handling agaeoliuo stovo.
0fiicor MoMonomy has decided to ioi
Bake the life of a policeman , and retire I
his farm , where ho thinks ho can 11\ \
happier and easier.
It is reported that the "mayor of m
clly , " Instead of starting a campaign papi
hero , ii to join Tilth Mr. Reagan an
others in buying the Das Molnes Loadc
The work of throwing the former store
of Beard and Davidson into ono larg
store is progressing well , and the plac
will bo occupied by the owner of th
building , John Bono ,
The big Uamblotonian stallion , owne
by Dave Gray , died yesterday , havin
, been sick only a short time. The stalllo
ll was ono of the best known and most val
able in this part of the country.
The Oouncll Bluffi Medical society me
Thursday night and elected the followln
officers : Dr. T. B. Lacy , president , Di
Powell , of Glonwood , vice-president ; Di
J. F. White , secretary ; Dr. F. T. 805
bert , treasurer.
A neighborly difference botwocn th
McOanna and the Wightrnans , living o :
Madicon street , was hoard by Judg
Aylosworth yesterday. The troubl
eeetncd to bo about a division line , an
Wightmin voluntarily gave bonds to keo ;
the jjcaco until the title of the disputoi
atrip could bo determined ,
The county board Is to moot again ties
Wednesday to complete arrangements io
the building of a now court house. Th
plan Is to have the boiler houao built a
once , to bo located between the jail am
court house , and although the cour
house will not bo ready for occupancy fo
two years , the heating apparatus Is neces
eary for the jail , which will bo nsod a
once.
once.Tho Halnoy habeas corpus case has a
last reached an end in the superior court
In this case the husband sought to ge
possession of the children , but the coui
decided not to interfere , thus loavloi
them In the care of the mother. Th
reputation of both parties has not boei
helped any by the ovldonco bronght on
in regard to their family life , and eom
of the llfo outside of the family.
Dr , Wade Gary has shipped his stabl
of trotters to tbo races at Ottumwa , am
left himself last evening for that place
His stable contains Sunshine , with
record of 2:32J : ; Fannie 0 , record 2:42 :
Amanda T , no record ; and King Hun
belt , a two-year-old , who won the hall
mile dash at Sioux Olty in Juno , makln
it In 1:43. : The other places to bo vlall
ed are Enoxvllle , Okaloosa , Bnrllngto
and Oreslon.
In the CIBO of Loorcko , charged by Ko
ley with assault with Intent to do grot
bodily harm , Jndgo Aylosworth has docli
ed that there is not sufficient ovldonco I
warrant so torlons a charge , but that
shows that ono cf the parties was gnill
of atsanlt , and the other of assault an
battery , and that such should bo the li
formation filed , Instead of the ono thi
was filed against Loercko. There hai
boon no additional Informations filed i
yet , and probably the matter will no
drop.
Workers with metals generating olei
rlcily escaped the cholera of ' 49. The
to onr electric bolts. Judd & Smltl
Council BlufTu , Agents wanted.
Dr. Wiles , Eye , Ear and Thro !
specialist , room 5 llvorett block.
. A Poisonous Lunch ,
Mrs. Hcltman , wlfo of the proprlotc
of the St. Jo house , and her sister , Mil
Mclllo Knhl , before retiring to rei
Wednesday night , took a llttlo lunch , I
which was Included a pleco of nowchoei
of factory make. Soon after the lunc
they wore both taken 111 , and Dr. Fh
ney was called in to care for them , E
found symptoms resembling those of a
eenlo poisoning In several respects , an
It was only by prompt and continue
tioilment that the sufferers wore n
Iteved. There was no question but th
the ladles had been poisoned , and It
thought that it must have been son
matter in the ohoeso , an analysis
which will bo made to determine it mo
definitely.
ELEGANT WEDDING AND STYLISH. PA IK
Stationery , the finest and moat coroplo
line ever brought to the city now at
I'ttYOU'S BEE JOB OFFICE.
Invitations , Frogramr , llsgratB , Oallli
Oards , etc. ,
TUB LATEST STYLES ,
and In quant ! * i * to suit.
Also a buantlfal line of
ENOKA.VKU rOLUEUS AND OAUDS.
Call and BOO them. All eiders fill
promptly , and the work will ba enara
toed to equal tbo itccV.
A New Deputy Mnrfaiial ,
Ed. A. TrontiniD , who lately occupl
the position of city dork , was yesterd
appointed douuty United States warthi
to succeed W , M. McOrcory , and w
take potaeeslon of the oflica this mornlr
MYNSTER'S MOTIVES ,
JIo Frankly Tolls Wliy Ho Com
mcnccd Fi litlng the Cemetery ,
Alderman Myntter now declares tha
ho has withdrawn from the fight agalns
the cemetery1 , at least from that part o
the contest which is led by Colonel Scott
lie tays that all ho went into It for wa
bocnuso ho wanted o road cut throng !
ono corner of the cemetery BO as to opci
np n handsome driveway along ono of th
handsomest portions of the county lead'
Ing around to whcro tbo property o
himself and mother ii located. XL
openly stated in the council that if th
trustees of the cemetery would conicn
to have this road cut through , the in
junction suit against the cemetery woulc
ba dropped in ton minutes. "Yon knov
Scott jumped np in the council meotlni
when I made this statement , and gave 1
the straight lie , and said that the casi
would not bo dropped , and so I jus
drew out of the whole affair then am
thcro. "
It seems that it was not so ranch i
question of the city's health after all , i <
far as Mr , Mynster was concerned , anc
ho frankly eays so. Ho was led Into I
into It by his onthuaiasm for this road
way. The plan as explained in brief D ;
him , la to op an up this road so as to fur
niah this city ono of the moat plctnroequi
drives to bo found in the west. IIo s yi
that If the road conld bo opened up fron
Oakland avenue through the cemetery ,
It would not tnko more than thirty
foot oil the corner , and would thui
rniko an easier and bettor entrance
to the cemetery Itself , and at the saui (
time would glvo an opening Into thli
magnificent drlvo , there bolng nbont t
mlle of level road , from every point o :
which the view of the clly and country li
grander than any view to bo had In Fair
mount park , and grander oven than the
vlow from tbo well-known point at the
head of Oakland avenue. Ho says thai
tha light of way will bo given by tin
property owners , so that it will not coal
a cent for that , and the coat of opening
the road will not exceed a few hundred
dollars all told. "Why , the trouble if
the peoploj except a few old settlers ,
have no idea of the beauty ol
this drlvo , or the wonderful
scenery and views which would thus bo
put within the roach of all. If the citi
zens generally know what they could
thus get for comparatively nothing , they
would rleo np In arms , yes they would ,
air , and demand that the road bo opened
through. "
Ho further claims that It would only
effect about eight graves in the cemetery ,
and that arrangements could bo made
with the owners of these few lota to have
the graves transferred to other lots. "I
have f ono tnrough all ports of abuse to
get elected to this little insignificant
office of alderman , and all in the world 1
wanted to recompense me for the annoy
anceand the worry and the fault-finding ,
was to have this road opened np , and by
the great horn-spooks it shall bo opened
up. If the trustees of the cemetery will
not lot us go through , the council will
take such action that we will get It
through anyway. I'll ' fipht that thing to
the bitter end but what I'll have that
raid opened. "
"But why don't you try to got the con
sent of the tiustees by conciliation rather
than war ? It Is understood that the
tiuatees do not fool that they have any
right to consider such a request until
those owning the lots that would bo in
terfered with are satisfied , and oxprots
their willingness to have the road go
through. "
"I nave made just as fair a proposition
to the trustees as anybody could. I told
them that wo would furnish the lot
owners with other lots , and pay for the
transferring of the graves , and make
every thing satisfactory to them , If the
trustees would glvo tholr consent. ]
also made another proposition , to the ef
fect that wo would go np North Second
street If they would allow UB togothrougli
the cemetery in the middle , and that
strike the diive. This street comes righl
np to ono of the avenues In the cemetery ,
and two gates , self-opening and self-shut
ting , conld bo built , so that all thai
would be needed would bo to lot folki
drlvo through without disturbing an ]
graves. This would not bo quite as dc
slrablo as the other road , but wo woulc
got along with that , but the tiuitcei
would not content to that. Now , at
they do not seem disposed to lot ns havi
anything , I am going to keep on fighting
thorn until they have to lot us through. '
Such is a fair statement of the motive !
actuating ono of those who hat been In
the contest , and who now drops out , will
the avowed purpoao of making his poln
by some other way just how , he doe
not say. If tha city wants a chance t (
gob a beautiful drive , and the comoterj
will not bo injured , It seems that thi
trusloss , who are not only as much Interested
estod in Council Bluffi as other citlzms ,
but who are known as clear-headed bus
incss men , could more easily ba persuadoc
by a showing of facts than of threats 01
salts. The question as to whether It IE
desirable and practicable to open thle
road , is ono which could easily bo decided
It seems , without war , either In the court
or by waste of many words.
THE COURT HOUSE ,
Details ol the Bids and the CJUMSCI
of Uolny In Deciding.
The following are the bids for the con
atruotlon of the now court honto , not In
eluding the boiler honto and atean
fittings :
Wlckhani Bros. , Rockville stone , $130 ,
800 ; Carroll county stone , § 130,060
Bedford stone , $141,273 ; LeGrand stone
$138.000 ; will pay for the old courl
house , $1,000.
Lanck < 70ttby & Mencko , Rockvlllc
( done , $141,048 ; Carroll county , § 144 ,
804 ; Bedford , $140,021 ; for the oil
court house , $2,700.
Chris Straub , Uockvllln stone$149-
388 ; fcr old court houao , S1.2CO.
Holorroll Granite company , Bcdfon
atoup , $101,028 ; for old court house
S2.COO.
D. W. Towneond , Rookvllle , § 140,000
Carroll county , $142,700 ; La Grand
$138,000 ; Animosa , $151,000 ; for eli
court house , $2,000.
J. Downey & Company , Rockrlllf
$144,093 ; old court bouse , § 1,095. The ;
also bid to build thu boiler honso aui
furnish steam heating complete fo
$154 C95 , and will give for tbo old oonr
hoaso $4,093.
J , P. Weaver , Rockvllle , $143,094
Oirroll county , $140,390 ; Bedford
$148,169 ; for court house , $1,200
J , A. Gremj , Anamrsa stone , $139,80C
The county board seems to be in doul
as to jnit what to do with the bids. 1
seems conceded that the contract will I
ulven to Wickham Bros , ( ( given to any (
t e bidders , but the boird is a llttlo i
I doubt about whether there will boonoug
) left of the $150,000 voted by the peopli
so that the boiler house and the steal
fitting can bo fur Ishod , and kept with !
the limits. It has boon decided to wa
and BOO what the old court house can t
sold for , nnd what the boiler house nn
steam fitting can bo got for be
fore jumping into the contract for the ma !
building. Thcro seems not mnch deut
but that the figures will prove satlsfaotor
and that the coat of oil can ba kef.
within the limits fixed. Still the boar
proposes to take the safer and surer waj
Next Wednesday the board will mot
again , at which time the bids for the ol
court house , and for the furnishing of th
steam fittlncs and the building of th
boiler houajD , will bo opened , and the
with alt the figures before them th
supervisors can easily determine. Th
question of stone is also to bo settled
and this is too important a matter to b
decided upon hastily.
A OOWBOY DOCTOR ,
Ha Sots A Badly Broken Arm aVc
KB a Surgeon Could.
On Wednesday a cowboy from Ohoj
onno arrived hero , who was working h !
way to his eastern friends. Ho had
disabled arm , haying had It broken i
two places by the fall of a horse abet
two weeks ago. Ho said that another <
the boys had done what ho could to fix !
up , and had pnt the arm in plaster <
paris , so that it could not move or b
moved. The crippled cowboy WAS n
moat out of money , and his story appoa'
incr , to the sympathy of the anpoi
visor of the poor , Mr. Hatdlr
ho secured for the boy a pas
for part of the way to Chicago , and befor
Stirling him on his journey , had Di
Macrae examine the arm. The docto
took off the plaster parle , end redroase
the arm. Ho found that the bones wor
knitting well , and that the arm had bee :
cared for as well as if a surgeon had bee :
employed. As the doctor put it , "If th
cowboy who fixed that arm Is not a docto
ho comes pretty near being ono. " None
ono not having tome knowledge c
surgery could have eot the bones on
bandaged that arm in any ouch maunoi
Whether the follow who had the broke :
arm was lying about a cowboy having BO
It or not is difficult to determine , but th
authorities were quite well satisfied wit !
his honesty In ether particulars. Poaslbl ,
eomo educated physician who is roamln
the plains for health or recreation ma
bavo done the bouo-seting.
Misa Maggie Coyne , of this city , lof
aat evening , oioortcd by Rev. Fathe
McMcnomy , for Dubnqac , where at th
mother house of the sitters of the B.jjV
M. to enter on Saturday as a member
Miss Coyne was formerly a pupil of th
: onvont hero , and for two years past ha
Qocn teaching in St. Joseph's academy
Eer last leave-taking was of her sisters
Mrs. MoMonumy , Mrs. Riasco , and Mis
Sadie Coyne the last two named ladio
saving come from southern Missouri.
Substantial abstract of title and res
3stato loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires
102 Pearl street.
Dr.a West , dentist , over BEE office.
PKRSONAIi.
Hon. T. M , 0. Logan , of Logan , was i :
the city yesterday.
Hon. P. H. Clark , o ! Shenandoab , was a
the Oflden yesterday.
n. N , McGrew , of Denison , arrived n
Bechtele'a yesterday.
lion , P. P. Kelly , of Glen wood , was arnou ,
those at Boshtele' * yesterday.
Mis. W. A. Sherman , of Modale , Iowa
was at the Pacific yesterday.
Major Lyman and wife are expected to ar
rive home to-day from California ,
J. A. Lauelle , of Now York City , has n <
cepted a position with Eisomnn , Roddn & Cc
0 , W. Foster , deputy United States revenue
nue collector , was In the city yesterday and a
the Pacific.
Mrs , Frank Pasey is spending a few weel
with her mother and sister at Itcmka lake i
western New York.
Solon Humphrey ? , ono of the receivers c
the Wabash road , was here yesterday lookln
after the business interests of the road.
J. N. Douty , of Crcston , a would-be dei
uty revenue collector , is here , chawing up hi
papers to U. S. Marshal Campbell , who is i
the city ,
A citizens meeting will ho held In Bay
lisa park next Sunday evening at '
o'clock. Able speakers will discuss th
interests of the people of Oouncll Bluff ;
By order of ths citizens' commutes.
J. N , BKADDOCK ,
Chairman.
Keokuk pretends to bo a summer resort
The Oaknloosa court house IB near ) ;
completed.
Kit-hty-nlno federal appoint mentshav
been made fu Iowa.
The Keokak canning company hav
orders booked for thirty-four carloads c
tomatoes ,
The soldiers' monument to ba crectc
at Ottnmwa is to ba of granite , thlrtj
eight feet high , and will cott about $9,001
The reunion of the First Iowa fnfantr
at Cedar lUpld * Tuesday , was a very hai
py mooting for the comrades of that con
The state mllltla encampments for th
First regiment at Centorvlllo , and tb
Second at Marthalltown , are complete
and ready for occupancy.
Threshing the now crop has con
mencad in the locality of Oklaloosa
showing an average yield of wheat an
an unusually heavy yield of oats.
C. A , Davis , of Burlington , was throw
from his bujjgy last Sunday , and almoi
instantly killed. His collar bone wi
broken and his head and tides bad !
bruised.
The railroads Interested In the trafli
alone the MiislcslppI are said to bo high !
Indiqnant over the very lo * rates charge
by the steamboat transportation lines wit
which they are compelled to oompeto.
Url ITallook , living two miles cast i
Bethany , stocked his pond with carp tw
years ago. Thu fish are now from twelv
to eighteen Inches long , are very gentli
and come In swarms at his call to be fee
In a letter written to Ira J , Adlo
September 2 , 1881 , Gen. Grant gives tl
credit to the Second Iowa infantrp of hi
Ing the regiment to successfully oharg
tbo words at Fort Djuelson , Febrnir
2 , 1802.
A company at Greene has been orqan
( zed with a capital stock of $25,000 , fi
the purpose of rebuilding the mill barm
at that plaoo a yoir ego , and for the fu
ther improvement of the water power. .
contract has been lot to n Dubuqoo con
pany covering about $17,000 of the cor
tomplated Improvements.
Mlcih French , who attended the Grat
memorial service ) at Nevada on Satui
day last , is n veteran of the war of 181S
and entries In his body n rifle ball re
colved at the buttle of Qaeonstown , Oi
tober 13 , 1812 Every president froi
Washington to Grant has been burlo
within the recollection of thii aged vcl
cran.
cran.While on a Sunday drank near 0ag
Thomas Johns entered the yard of Theme
Barnett and attempted to compel tht
gentleman to drink with him. Birnoi
refuted , when Johns struck him in th
face , Barnett then slashed Johns acroi
the abdomen with a knife , cutting n
opening through which the hoodlum
bowels protruded , The Injured mo
will dio.
The New York
PLUMBING CO'Y
552 Broadwav ;
Council Bluffs , lowi
SANITARY
& HYDRAULIC
LIC and PRITATI
SYSTEMS of SEW-
WORKS and YEN-
TILATION designed -
ed and constructed.
in all its- branches
This comioanv have
one of thebest assort
ed stocks oi plumb
ing goodsinth ® "west
Estimates furnish *
ed.
M. ! Birkinbine
Manager
NEW YORK ,
PLUMBINGCOTZ
552 BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Telephone No.
ran. BUB ET
S.A. PIERCE ,
101) ) Main St. , Council Bluff
Kotall Boot and Shoo store hero big bargilns cu
aluaja bo lounii.
THOS. OFFICER W , IIM 1'CSE
Office & Pusev.
Council Bluffs ,
Established , - 1865
J. L. UaBBVOI
Ko. C07 Estjadway OovsoU BlnC * .
OOUNOIL BLUPFS.
Tb lollowlnj He the tlmsi of tb attlvtl . > 4 A
pattuiaol trains by cwntrtl standard time , I th
locil depcta. Triloi Ir vo transfer dopoi tt > ml ]
oto cimor nd arrive ton mluutoa later.
DBPiET. ARklTS ,
1UI0100 &nd KOKTnWZBTUUt ,
0:28 : A ii Mail and Eiprcas 0 : o r
11 Accommodation 4 : U r
12:10 : p
9.W A
6:80 : r 11 Kxprosj
OOICAOO i D KOOK leLlHD.
9:26 : A u llall ami Kiprcsj 8:53 : r
7:25 : A H Accommodation tV : > t
6:50 : f U Kt.ircia 8:00 : A
caioiac , wawiuBii AND ST. rAul.
920A ; M lla'l ' and KxproM 0:50 : r
9:05 : A
6:26 : F H Kxprcai
craotco , sauuKaroi Anquwcr ,
0:66 : A Mill &nd Kipresa 7:10 : r
39 r Ac oircin odatloa 2:00 : r
iS r ruprodi 8:6CA
tusAim , BI. wins AKD rAoinc ,
2:16 : r M Local BU touls Exproaa Local
8.00TH Transfer " " Transit * 8:20r :
CAItAl CJTT , ST , JOl AMD OOUOOIIi tLCrTB ,
10,0 % A M Mail and Kxpreaa 0:10 : ?
8:16 : f U Expreiu 0:26 A
notii cm AKD rAcirio ,
7:20 : A M lull ( or filoux City BKO : r
7:60 : r u Kipreto lor Bt Ful 8:26 : A
UNION rABiric ,
11:00 : A II Djnvcr KxpretH 4:86 : P
1:06 r U IJQOOln Fun O'a & R V 2.S5 t
8:30 : A
7:66 r Overland KrprcBa
BOHHt TXitXa TO OU111A.
Le te 'Council llluS. _ 8.66-7:65-9dO-10S : * .
114'J ! . m. I' fl-SJO-lCSO-4:28 : 6J6l6. : .
i ll:4t p. m. Leave Omaha 0:26 : 7:45 : s:60 10.
1 llilS * . m. l :60-i:09-J:00-4co : : : : 4:65 : 6.1
SPECIAL
HOnOTC. EpsoUl a vertlMmtnli , iia at to
Found ! To Loan , For S l , To Hoot , Wantl , Boar
tug , eto. , nlll b InMrttd In thli column al tb. to
rats ol TEN CENTS PKR LINK ( ot the first Interllc
ind nVE OKNTO PER LINE tot each nbMq.a nl li
strllon. LcaToadrertlMtaenll at onr offio * , Vo. 1
1'oatl etrott near Droadirav
WAKT8
TOR XVT The douMe olllcsoii Droadnay rrccnt !
Jj ocmplod by Dr. Sejbeit , Horace Kvorttt
I7 > ORRKVT A ! vroom hnu < o , ten mlnntcj w '
JU from Imslncjp , city water , well and cittern. K.
rent cboap.
-No. ISO Harrison street , three room
HcMAMoNto.
4 t'cail strict.
171 OH SAMv An o'cRUnt Wltconstn ( ummrr rctor
JL' 260 ncrcd , UOtlllaWe.rallffay etatton andstoit
boat andlng ; frAme house for hcmcttoad ; pa lllloi
wine cellars , rcttaurant , Ice houto , tenement nous
four coUiRcn , burn , SCO fruit lrtcp,3 uctes prape
oow , horecii , 13 boat * , cto A Ono resort , 1 CO lei
abcna U'l-condn m or , iuul 120 feet abo\o ttirahot
It nil pay f 5,000 n j-cnr. Address W. k B. , II ;
oIHoc , Council IJlufli.
OR SALE lAnds Improvea aad unlrunrove.
II you want * farm In wcttern Iowa , Kansi
Nebraska or DaVota , let us hoar from yoti.
SWAM
( , iOR MALE Houses. Lots and Land. A.
JL ? Rtcpbonoon , COS First avenue ,
To IUCAANO B 0 , b B , b 10 , b 13 , are hotels Indtf
orontlocatUns fcr tale or for trade.
Bias , epocl.il bargain : 400 n lmrrocd faun wort
J18.000 , prlro tor a short time S1G.COO , will trad
fcr low priced Western lands. Swan & Walker.
, fadillcry Hardware manufacturing ratal
B201 etock and mtchliuryaluo $7SCO , fc
western land Bnan It Wa.kir , Council Itluffa.
BEOS , flock r f dry goods , groceries and hirdwan
\nluo , ? J,000 , In on good eastern Nebraska tower
or land. Snan * Walker.
B 201 , stock of general merchandise In a goo
western Iowa town , value 4,000. wants an In
prated farm In western Iowa. Hwan& Walker.
T ) Z05 , stock of hardware In Stuban Co , Indiana
JLJ for land , \aluo about Sl.OCO. Swan & Walkci
, now stock cf ban WMO In n lUo Ncbrask
BIM for land , VJluo $3,000. Swnn k Walker.
207 , stock ot tRrlcvltural Iraplenionta and she !
B hardware , \oluo about 8,000. wauta a good Ire
proxod farin. Snan & Walker.
| ) 203 , a $10,000 stock of clothing In n good Wli
JL > coneln city , \ In lands and btlanco oa h or 1m
pro\cd security , Beautiful etoro room at low rent
Hwan ft Walker.
, dock of mixed hardware In a Ihe wester
B210 town tor cheap lands , \aluo $0.000. Sun
& Walker.
, fine brick block , rents well , In a llro centra
B211 one room occupied with general etock o
goods , wants an Improved farnialuo ; bulldlni
J3,00 < ) , Roods S7.COJ. 6 nn& talker
etock ( if boots , ehoo9 Imts , caps and clothln
BZlz . 83 000 , In ono of the best innnsln Neb ,
\aluod $3,000 for , ands. Snan&Wvlkcr.
, a $3.o:0 etock ot clotl-lne , wants land Ii
North Western Iowa , for $0,000 , nnd lll pa ;
dlllercnco Swan & Walker.
, an $8,000 stuck of drugs In central Jonn fo
B214 . HKan & Walcrr.
, Block nf drugs \ luo from$500 to 870
B216another bnlldlng and lot \nluo $ SOO In a goo
clir.-niia town wants partly Improved land. Bivaa J
Walker.
full particulars , write to or call upon Swan i
FOR . Ifjou wanttoscll , buy , or trade any
thing , tell 8. & W. about It. Bwaa & Walker , Coun
cltliluffa Ion a.
F. H. Oncurr , S. T. FRENCH
I. M. TniYKOit ,
540 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Curtains ,
Window Shades ,
Mattings ,
Rugs ,
Etc-
Etc. , -
Office & Store
Sfutle to Order ,
On short notice , Write for price ;
and Samoles.
201) ) Broadway , - - Council Bluffa
DHY GOODS.
jarJamlnt V J
" urosagoods
' nublun gingham ,
' - ' , 0
L-UOU glDk'nam 0Ol
Ctllealr chevolti Ole
u " goodthioUnj. . , Ole
uuftjlk jeans o
cat Jeand til wool , 80o per jar I ,
lioota and ehoce at prices as Uw at any house la tb <
city.
I QUOCERIES.
18 pound ) ex 0 Buirar. ,
18 pounds granulated lUjar
13 rounds conlectlonary A ujtir
21 bars white RustUn soap. Klrka
tOliarsVluo India soap , Kliks
i2 burs I'Jiui soap , Lautz Bro'd
18 boxes matchoi
Uesteyiun , pergillon .
F'csl bcr iuiu , i tr gallon. . , . . . . .
Ilo t EuglUh currants U pounds .
10 boxet gouuloe Lewis lu. . .
2-pound cans itrawbtrrles In > ) rup , , , . ,
8-pound canjpcaches , In tyrup . . .
1 8-pouud C'DB tomatoes
lOpcunds ulchlgandilodapplci
10 pouuni e > aporated applet
Lorllard cllmix tobacco per pound . i
Navy plug tobacco , per pound . 6
Naturtlloil Itobiooo , per pound . 0
Flaur , all brands from 92.10 to $3611 percwt.
GOODS FOU CASH ONLY
Lower Than Any Other HOUBI
IN THE CITY ,
S.H.TILBERT ,
JACOB
at-laifl
Attorney - -
OOUNCIL BLUTl 8 , WA.
THE ItJSMINGTON
itandar d Typewriter
At thd New Orleans Exposition.
1 , Tlie Jury ol awards critically examined tboarlous writing machlno' , nnj dttiJod by n t
thirds Tote to giro the highest a trd to
, The decision cf Jury-nog Ignored by the commlttco of w rJs , and other Jurors woroaJdo
constituting a new ury.
a Tills second jury ilfo citllctlly examined the tarlous wlIHrg machine * , nnd made ( ho anard of
first clisl gold modal , the hlghoit aware ! , to the IlMiiNOTosStandudT/pa Wiltor , for "simplicity , dura
bility , ease ot manipulation and ipetd. "
4. Taott port ot this jury WM made , delherol to and receipted for by the coamltUo of awardjon
MajrCO.
5. Tlio members of this Jury vcro n ter discharged.
t. No other Jury examined the It MisaiON8and ( rd Type-Writer at New Oilcans.
7. Iho tigncrs ot tb.s award arc honorable and well known gentlemen. Thslr.i\1dret80i are Chi
A. Morgan , Fjq , tcutheiti manigcr of It , 0. JJunn & Co. , Now Oiltans , La. ; Kx > Gorornor Krink lUo
U 8. commlvsloner of Kintas , and prcsldontot tbo U. H. board of comm'siloners , Chinuto , Has ; Quo. A.
Dcatcn , Krq. , Btcnrgriphcr tnd mrctar ) of thoboatd of U , 8. commliiionert , Columbus , Ohio.
' 8. The aflldatllR of there gcnllcmcn nnd the hlttoryot tbo cjntost , which \\a are preparing
pamphlet form , \\o will Ixj plciecd to furnish o" opp'.lcatlcn.
The following Is the report :
The World's Indiutilalacd Cotton Ccntccnlal Expcgtllon , Now Oilcans. Jury rqort. Applloatlo
Ko. 815 ; group 6 ; class 614. Competition.
Tbo nndcrslgncd Jurcrs In Iho above entitled clasha\Ing cticfally examined the exhibit made
E. Itomlri ten A. bcne , lllon , l < w oil , end nil e < intllrgexblblt | ( , concur In recommending Iho a
of a first claisincd ( lie &Undaidlpc-WrlUr , fcr slmpllcU ) , durtlUlty , OMO of manipulation *
speed.
Dated t lOlhdiyofMny.lSSS. GEO.nEATOK , )
OIUS. A. MOIiOkN , Uurore ;
It'll AN K BACO.V , )
i A11AKS li BENEDICT , 839 Brcadnty , New York.
Chicago OfCcc , 88 lladlson St.
O. H.SHOLES , Agent ,
Council Bluffs. Town
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Employ no traveling ngcnle , thus BftviiiR their expenses to customers.
Agent for Para llubher Company , Write for prices ,
i I S\ 1 5TlB r" "
1 vr\frlt/iff\w / HBmmmi wSntvo
ii OauWay , bOUnCli oSUilS 3
Horene & Landstrom ,
rp
Suita to order In latest styles at chonpeat possible [ pricoa.No.
No. 205 Jfixin St. , Council BlofT
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
.Regular Dinner 11:3O : to 1JO : ! , 25 cents.
505 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
The only nil night house in the city. Everything served in firtt c'ces Btylo nnd on nhor
notlco , Hot and cold luuchea ahv.ivB ready.
N. J. SwANSON. C. E. SWANBOK
SWANSON MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AMD ORGANS
And all kinds of muBlol Instruments. Pianos end organs solo on the Installment flan. Mtnlcil nstru.
rnentsof every dcecrlptlcn tuned and repaired. Umlnp over 14 jearsox ] > erlcnco In the businesa wa fco
confident of giving the beet ol satisfaction. Ilcmcnber tbo place. Sign of the gilt organ
329 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Hoop Horsco and Mulca constantly on hand which
\vo will tell In retail or carload lota
AH Stock Warranted as Renresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled nay. Prices rca.
sonablo Batlstaction Guarantied.
SCIILUTER A SOWLEY
. dor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour FrizzesSwitch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. 1. GILLETTE.
Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE.
29 Main Street , Council Bluffs
Wo . A " X 7rTT G 5 W O. < " fc.L.O.
Biick buildings of any kind raised or moved and sMlifnit'on ' guaranteed , Frama toui
moved on Little Ulant trucks , the beat In the world ,
W. I' . AYLSWOUTU.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Blufla
In Council liluflsrmlng
And all modern Improvements , call bolls , fir
nlarin bells , etc. , in thu
CRESTOM HOUSE
Nns. 210 , 217 find 21P , Main Street.
MAX NnUN , - PHOPUIETOI
Madame L J. . Oalceaf
Who for tt-ora t IDyeaTihas btcn practlelnif li
lin Francisco It now located at No 18 M. Oth Bin it
opposite now Opera llouau
Madaoio Ilalcuar guarantees to reitoro
HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
Or toyho nnyoDB a IIUJM muitache or bring out i
ne gronih ( i hair urbtardln from four totU eoli
rlcoi reaionable and satlnfiftlon guarantttd ,
0 tncerf. deafncis tndibricUII ) ibiuiratlim am
rliid.lo . cliiiutiuiiu l > btiituial tilt of h
elicit.
elicit.'U.
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Oouncll BluQV , Is.
I. SOHUKZ.k
\ni \
Ul
ornqs OTKB.AHKUIOIB z .
TOW A , ,
, J38SOATS GIV1DN
ON THE
Piano and Orgau ,
] ! y Mica Fannis Westcolt , Organist ; at tha
Preabytcrian church , lletideuco COO Wash-
A\o.
Ao.E.
E. Eice M. D.
or other IUTIOIH remntol without th
kinfiior (
CHRONIC 'DISEASES ,
Over thlity jtariprtfl'ca ' leipeiUuce. CfSco No
11 , l'a ( > ) ht.Lct , C'ouno I lilutTn
'
WELLS COOK ,
" SAFETY FUND
life and Annuitv Ins.Co
BU.ASOU WKBTEUN PKPOT , 22
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