Nebraska Newspapers

    6 TPIB OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , APEIL 22 , 1880.
THE DAILY BEE.
if COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IT'
THURSDAY MORNING , APRIL 22
OH1CE , NO. IS , PEARL STREET.
Jlttcrcd \ liy cnrricr In nny pnrt ot the city nt
twenty cents per week.
11. W. TII.TOX , . . . Malinger.
Tr.rri'HONr,3 *
ntJPiNr.pROmrK , No. 13.
NlflllT KtltTOII , No. 21.
MINOlt MUNTION.
Sttililjs , the hatter.
New spring goods at Roller's.
"Tex" now runs Lacy's old stand.
Call and tco "Tex" nt the old Lacy
Btanil.
L. Williams is building a new house on
Angle street.
Lawn tennis is now Marling up , the
weather being line for that purnosu.
Sam Hrilos was yesterday lined for
raising a row nt Clmrliu Itiirghuti'iuii's
place.
W. W lliljror has moved his law ollico
to rooms over Louie & Monger's
restaurant.
The Metropolitan hotel is now to bo
painted and freshened tip , and to have a
line new veranda.
Ticket for the Memlplohn Quintette
conceit will be put on .sale at llushncll's ,
to-morrow evening.
Dr. Fish gives the third of his series of
lectures tins evening. His MI bice t is :
"The Origin of Man.'v
U. II. Holmes and Nellie Terhnne , of
Omaha , were yesterday married by
Justice John J. Frainey.
Rehearsals are progressing finely for
tno operetta to bo given next week in con
nection with the Si.slers' Fair.
All the latest shapc.s in bonnets and
lints foiilid : it the 1'arisian millinery store.
Opening to day and to-morrow.
The grand opening at the Parisian
Millinery company's store ( formerly
owned by Mm. O. A. Rogers ) No. ! JI1
Broadway , occurs to-day.
The little Crockwell girl who was run
over poems to bo more seriously hurt
than wild nt lirst thought. The ice wagon
in running over her fractured two ribs.
A. . ) . Mandel , the furniture man , has
bought out the furniture store of J. J.
Aclitor on Main street , and has consoli
dated the stock with his Broadway store.
"Jako"Sohmit was given si pleasant
birthday mirpriso and serenade on Tues
day evening at Ids rosidoneo , No. 720
Uroadway , it being his twenty-eighth
birthday.
A little son of Frank ( trims wandered
away from homo yesterday , and was
found by Captain Anderson , of the mer
chants' police , the little fellow b'jing
found on Hroadway.
II. P. Kcarns lias boon arrested at the
instance of George 'W. Moons for assault
find battery and malicious trespass. The
hostility arose about the possession of u
bouse in Duck Hollow.
f5Wallbridge , 1 ho skipping traveling man ,
still lies in jail , and does not scorn
anxious to have any hearing. lie may
waive the preliminary examination and
wnit for the grand jury.
Thomas O'Malley ' has been arrested for
obtaining food and lodging at Mrs.
Stowart'H. on Main street , by false pre
tenses. He is to have a hearing before
Justice i'rainoy this morning.
The world renowned Mendelssohn
Quintette- concert company appear at the
opera house nuxt Tuesday night. This
club was established in 18li ) and arc
known as the "best in the land. "
Capt. O. M. Brown , who purchased the
Kitchio residence on First avenue , has re-
modelled the same and put in all the
inodcrn improvements , and in a few days
it will bo occupied by G. A. Robinson.
The ladies of the Broadway M. E.
church will hold an KtiMor tea at the
church parlors on Thursday the 22d ,
from ( Jp. 111. till 10 o'clock. Easter nov
elties will bo the special feature of the
evening. Everybody Invited.
"Tex" now runs Lacy's old stand.
Stewart Bros , , the wholesale grocers ,
sis"soon us they can make arrangements
to remove their stock into some other
building , will begin the erection of ono of
the largest and linc.st buildings for the
wholesale business in this part of the
west , on their present site.
The Itcsuo hose company has contrib
uted $55 for a window in the Episcopal
church , and has also bought n tent and
complete outfit for the use of its members
during thi ) llshing and hunting season.
If the boys should toll too big lisli stories ,
or go giiiuiinc * ; on Sunday , they should bo
forgiven readily.
"Tex" now runs Lacy's old stand.
Constable Rickotts shot a fine hunting
dog belonging to A. C. Graham on Tues
day. Itiokctts says ho did not mean to
kill the dog , and did not know whoso dog
it was or how valuable it was. Mr.
Graham says ho would .rather have lost
nny ono of his cows than that dog.
* " David Dtinklo , of Crescent , is circula
ting a petition protesting against the
con Urination of Thomas Bowman as
postmaster of Council Blnfl's , It Is said
that ho has succeeded in getting throe
hundred signers , but who they are , and
whether they have any Interest or not in
the noitolllco business hero is not known.
It Is easy enough to get names to a peti
tion , but numbers are not always indi
cative of its strength. If the strongosl
light against llowman consists of peti
tions , the light Is not a very heavy one.
I am making a specialty in this line
this season , Have put in a heavier stool :
than ever before , Have over CO styles of
jointed rods in split Itamhon , Laneowood
luul other kinds. Kvory thing in baits ,
oiled Hilk , raw silk , braided lines , and all
kind of JiiiL'8 , Come in and see mo. I
jyjll take uK'iihurn in hhowing you the
goods wliotlKM' you buy or not.
L. U. llitAfMcirrr ,
No. 238 Hroiidway. Council IHulVs.
Huby Gai-rlngcs.
I have ono of the lincst lines west o !
Chicago. My prices will bo right and
quality always of the best. Call am ! MJO
my lino. I guarantee you will bo satis.
fled all around. L. C. Jlrackott , No. 238
Broadway ,
Opening to-day. All the latest styles in
bonnet * and hats found at the Parisian
millinery store , No. ! ) ll Uroadway.
"Tox" now invites his friends to call
on 1'im at Laoy's ' old stand.
For the latest style ot drossniauing see
" Gleason , No. OU'earl btreot.
Money to loan by Forrest Smith.
See "Tex. " Lacy's old stand.
Ladies , boar in mind the oponingat the
Parisian uiillinory store to-day.
Dr. MoLcod , oculist and aurlit. No.
60J Uroadway , Council Ululls.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rcii
estate loans. J. W. & K. L. .Si.ulro , 10
Foarl street , Coimoil IHull's.
f Dressmaking , cutting and lilting bv
1 Jllss Glcuionl\\ 1'carl street.
"Tox" now invites his friends to call on
him at Laoy's old itind , ,
Spring opening 1'nrisian MUlinerj
toro to-day aim to-morrow , No , ail
Broadway.
AN ADVERTISING SCHEME ,
It Proves Objectionable to Some of the
Knights of Labor.
THE LULU MERCER SEDUCTION
The SuiicHntemlcncy of tlio Dcnf ami
Dumb IiiNtltiitlon Progress
or the HOIIKO Ilcl'iK llullt
l > y Uncle Hnni.
An Krrnnt Knight.
The Knights of Labor scorns to be
liable to abuse ; , tlio same as other organi
zations. One apparent instance has arisen
here , aud has attracted tlio attention of
sonic of the members of tlio local organ-
1/titioii , who pitrposo entering some sort
of u protest against it , A gentleman
arrived hero the other day , appearing in
the role of traveling agent for a watch
case factory , and at the same tlmo as
master workman of an eastern local
assembly. Ho was canvassing the retail
jewelers and furnishing them with ad
vertising circular * , of which the follow-
inir is a sample , the names omitted for
obvious reasons :
COM.MU.NK'AIIO.V TO UNION ! S OK l.AUOH
. \NI > WOllKl.VdMll.V.
Wo desire to call your attention to t no
HUM its ol the \\ateli case. Dtulni ? tlio
Into conlllet ot the Knights of Labor with
Hint company , the qiiallly of tlio ijoods was
uuvcr railed In iincstion. They mo without
doubt tliu best made watch cases in the mar
ket ; mid now that tlio company hi\e : ac
knowledged the justice ot our cause. It Is our
biiunden duty to do all In our power , as per
agreement , to lestmc their business to Its
fminer piospeilty ; thercrore , when any
KnlKht ot Lalmr wants a watch case , by buy
ing ono of thin make he will he doinc an
net of justice and eomtesy. and at the same
time will hectuo autch case that is
as leiuesentcd , and that for duality and
workmanship eannot be surpassed. We hope
thnt all Knltthts of Labor will see the justice
ol helm ; as leady to help the company when
they hiuo acknowledged their orior as they
\\eio to place the boycott on when thetiouble
lliht commenced.oins ,
f
K. or L.IIST , XowpoVtVky. "
This is said to bean nttemnt to use the
ollieinl position of the .signer and the in-
liuent'o of the order to help him port-Dual
ly in liis business as traveling salesman
for the watch case company , and hence a
gross violation of tlio rules of the order.
Several other circulars are being used by
the sumo traveler for a like pnrposu , one
being addressed to locomotive oiiiitncers ,
and others to dillerent trades , till being
signed by him as master workman.
The attention of the Knights of Labor
of this city being called to the circulars ,
they are considering the advisability of
tak'ing some action to head oil' such at
tempts to use the order for such personal
purposes. They object to : i master work
man going about the country in this way.
If he wants to travel on the road for some
factory he certainly has the right to dose
so , but not to use his title and position for
the sake of gaining business for his par
ticular house.
A Dirty IJi
The examination of Airs. Frank , charged
with having enticed the Mercer girl into
a house of prostitution , was commenced
yesterday before Judge Aylosworth. Mrs.
Frank , whoso real name is said to bo Mrs.
Huber , keeps a notorious house in Oma
ha , and the allurement of this girl is said
to have occurred several weeks ago. The
prosecution of the woman is being vigor
ously pn h"d by Mr. James , of tlio Law
and Order League , who is present during
the progress of the examination , and
who sooins confident that ho will succeed
in convicting the woman. Seott Williams
is proaoontinsr attorney , while the defend
ant's interests are beinp cared for by Mr.
Felker , ol Omaha , ana G. A. Holmes , of
this city. The examination was made a
secret one , not even the reporters being
allowed to remain. This secrecy was at
the request of the dolenso , who seemed
to shun any farther publicity concerning
the matter , a wish wbiob scorns not un
reasonable jn view of the story told by
I he girl , which , if true , should consign
Mrs. iM'ank to some scene of still greater
retirement than a court room with closed
doors. There were several witnesses
over from Omaha yesterday , among them
Capt Cormiek , ot the police force , and
Constable Kdgerton.
The girl herself , Lulu Mercer , first
took the witness stand , and occupied it
mo-it of the afternoon , her testimony in
chief being given freely and speedily , but
the cross-examination being tcdion * and
very prolonged. The defense tried hard
to break down the force of her statements
and got her to cross herself , but despite
the cunning of the attorneys , slio dung
to her original account of the allair
closely.
Her statement was in effect that she
came to Council Bliill's with her parents
about n year ago. She was then 15 years
old. She had worked at dilVeront places ,
but earned meagre wages. About six
weeks ago Mrs. I'nink came to tha house
and said she was a dressmaker in Omaha ,
and wanted to get a young girl to learn
the trade. After talking over the matter
with the family it was decided ( hat she
should go. On reaching Omaha slio was
taken to Mrs. Frank's house , and for
several days she remained there with
out discovering the character of the
house , or what was to bo her life there.
Her questions in regard to sowing wore
mot with evasive answers , and finally the
truth was broken to her that it was a
house of prostitution. She said slio tried
in vain to leave , but tho.y would not let
her go out of the bouse , and alter spend
ing two or thrcodayu in her room , nearly
crying her eyes out of her head , she was
induced to enter the parlor and see com
pany. Her protests against such a life
wore continued , and several times she
attempted to got away , but was forced
to slay. Finally she got away , but with
out her clothing , and when she wont
back afterwards to claim her clothing ,
she was kept locked up in the hoiibo for
two days , until Mr. James secured her re
lease.
The attempt of the defense will bo to
break down the character of tlio girl , and
to show tjmt she Wi1 : not gueh un utyg
pouts ! \ she would have the public believe.
An attempt will bo made to bolster up
such a claim by witnc s < en , who claim to
have known the girl before she wont to
Omaha. This seems to bo the main ques
tion in the case , the woman jiudhor busi
ness not being so much in the contest.
In confirmation of the '
girl's story snv-
oral witnesses were examined yesterday.
The father and the Miter told about the
woman coming to the house , and what
she represented to thorn in regard to'the
life the girl was to load. Captain Cor
miek also testified to the real character
of the house kept by Mrs. Frank , and the
number of girls there , and the lines im
posed upon thorn from time to time.
The examination is to hocontimicd this
morning , and will probably occupy a
day or two yot.
The I ) , niul l > . Siiprrliitonilency.
It is understood that the board of trus
tees of the institution of the deaf aud
dumb is to meet in special session next
Monday , All sorts of rumors are atloat
as to what will bo do no concerning the
action of the board as regards a superin
tendent , Ono Is to the effect that some
of Prof. Hammond's friends will try te
get the board to retain him , the report
of the committee recommending his re
moval being only a recommendation ,
leaving the board to act at it $ pleasure.
While tlicre may'bo no legal require
the board to dispense with Prof.
Hammond's services , yet an attempt to
retain him under such circumstances
would be bitterly opposed , and rniso a
storm about the ears of the members of
the board , which it would be very dif
ficult to still. Another report is that an
attempt wilt bo made to scc\iro Prof.
Talbot. who woj formerly superintend
ent of ( he institution , and who is now nt
Columbus , Ohio. As Prof. Hammond's
term docs not expire until August or
September , there will probably bo no Im
mediate action taken in regard to the
matter.
WHOLESALE ] ! AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
t.i L
DEEKK , WELLS &
Wholesale
Agricultural ImpUuant ? ,
e ? , KtoKto. Council IllnIN , Imvn.
Corn Shelters , Stalk Cutters ,
Dlscltnnows , SotUTS , Corn I'liiiloM , roa.l Cut
ters , lite. Kiiotory , H' > ck 1'alU , Ills.
yos. IfOI , li ) ! . 150 % irOT Main St. , Council lllutTt.
liAVll ) IMAHLKV & CO. , '
Mimitf'rq nn 1 Job'iors of
Agricultural Irapleraents.Wagons . , Buggies ;
Carriage * , ami nil kin Is of Kar.ii Aino'ilnorr.
1IUU to llltf South Main Street , Couiull WuiN ,
P.O. ai.mso.v , T. Il.noirnnvs ( Jno.F. WitmiiT.
l'rc&Trent. V.-l'roj.\M in. Snj teCnuasol.
Council IMs Handls Fact1/ ) ! ,
( liicorpnriitocl.l
Manufacturers or A\lo , I'lt-lt , Slotfro nail Small
HmullPi , of uvory ilo crlptlnn.
CAlll'KTS.
COUNCIL IJLUFFS CARPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
OH Cloths , Curtiln Fixtures , Upholstery OooJs ,
Etc. No. 405 llmndtvny Council lllults ,
lowu.
ClOAHS , T01IACCO , KTC.
PEIIEGOV & MOORE ,
Wholesale Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
Nos. 28 .Main and 27 1'cnrl Sts. , Council Uluffs ,
lown.
CO.VJf/SSIO.V.
SXYTDEK & LEAMAN ,
Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No. 141'ciirl St , Council lllutla.
CltACKKltS.
McCLURG CRACKER CO. ,
Manufacturers oT
Fine Crackers , Biscuits and Cain ,
Cimiicfl Iilit < ft < , Iowa.
cnocKKiir.
MAURKR & CRAIG ,
Impoi'ters&JobbersofCrockery.GIassv/ara . /
Lamps , Fruit Jura , Cutlery , Rtnnownro , liar
Goods , Fancy Goods , lite. Council lllutfs ,
lown.
DKUGOISTS.
11ARLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Sundries. Etc. No. 22 Main St. , and
No. 211'cnrl St. , Council lllutrs.
aoons.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of .Dry Goods ,
Notions , Ktu. NOB. 112 and 1U Main St. , Nos. 113
nnd 115 I'cnrl St. , Council Illutrs , lown.
FRUITS.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Gcnornl Commission. No. Ml Uroadwuy ,
Council Illuirs.
WHIT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 10 mid 18 Fonrl St. , Council lllulN.
ailOCKRIKS.
GRONKWEG & SCI1OENTGHN ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 119 uud 121 , Main St. , Council Illufls ,
lown.
L. KIRSCIIT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale I.lquor Dnnlors. No. 410 llroad-
way. Council lllutld.
11 A ItD WA UK.
Wholesale
Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves ,
Refrigerators , etc. Nos. BJI Uroadway , nnd 10
_ Main street , Council Dlulfo _
11AKXKSS , KTC.
UECKMAN & CO. ,
Manu'acturcrg of and Wholesale Do'ilors In
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
No. 625 Main St. . Council llluffa , Town.
HATS , CAl'S. KTG.
_ _
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. aii nnd 314 Ilroadway , Council
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Stock , Council IllulfH , Iowa.
WOOL.
It. U. McDANELD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , I'elta.CieiiHO ana Fur * Council
Ulutrn , lown.
0//.S" .
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Uonlors In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oil ; , Gaslln3 )
H3TO. , U3TO.
S.Tlicodoro , AROiit , Council Illulfd. lowu.
LUMllKH , P1LIXO , KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Wood Southern Lumber
Hard , , Piling ,
And Ilrldgo Material Su'tliillloaVholooiilo | Lum
ber or uU Kinds. Ollico No. 1 W Main Si. .
Council llliitls. Iowa.
IIV.VCS .dA'O LIQVOHS.
JOHN UNDER ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ,
Afiuut for St. ( iotltmnVs Ili-rb UllU-rd. No. 13
Mutu St. Council Ululla.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Vu CM ) .Vulu ( . , Cvxn
Th3 Novelties of the
Season are now
i
Open at
DRESS GOODS.
NEVER SO CHEAP.
For lOc wortk 12 l-2c
For 20e worth 27 l-2c
For 25c worth 35c
For 35c worih 50c
And liner fabrics in the sumo proportion.
Good LAWNS , fast colors , nt 4c.
Hnmlsotno Tlnid Muslins from lOo up
wards , all lit one-third less than hist
year's jiricos.
Choice Cretonnes , Kmbroidercd Suits ,
Canvass Dress Goods and other
Novelties.
Laces by tliu yard ami in Dross Pat-
teriiH.
Space forbids enumeration , but wo
liiivo the goods , and our low prices will
tell.
tell.CARPETS.
CARPETS.
The i.cw styles in Carpets arc now in
stock and gem < ; fast. Call early and
select your Carpels and have them put
aside for you.
CURTAINS.
Our Curtain Department is complete
in all varieties of l ace , Turcoman and
Silk Draperies.
"We make a specialty of Drapery Work
by Skilled Workmen.
Call Immediately
And see the New Goods before the as
sortment is broken.
Orders by Mail receive prompt atten
tion.
No. 401 Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die ol Diphtheria. !
DUIUNfi the last six years thcro has not boon
a death from DIpttthcila In any ease whuio
1)11. THOMAS JKFKKHIKS1 PRKVKMIVK and
Cuiu : wns uted. It has boon the means of sav
ing thousands of lives and miirht have saved
humlruJs of thousands moro. Indispcnsiblo In
putrid soio throat , in malignant Mai let fever ,
cliansrliiK- In 48 hours to the pimple form. In-
lalllblo cure for all Intlammatory , Ulccrntivo ,
I'utrld , Cancerous Ulceration of the Womli nnd
nil Cutarrhal conditions. Pi Ice fJ.
Full printed instructions how to use tliu medi
cine sent with it. No doctor required.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
Dyspeptic , why live In mlsory , and die In dls
pair with cancer of the btomach 1 Dr. Thomas
Jofl'crles cures every cuso of inclKt'Stlon and
constlpiition inn cry short tlmo. IJestof ref
erences ( riven. Uyspopbin is tlio cause of nm"ty
per cent of all diseased conditions. 1'rice f"i
lor two weeks tioatmcnt.
rnnn the Council Hind's Dully Herald :
Mw. K. M. Gunnel , wllo of Engineer Ho rani ,
of the Union Pncltlc , this city , lias been a Krciit
suirorrr for niiiny ycais , with ivluit wns sup-
potcd to ho cancer of the throat. U wns so bad
that she was threatened with btarvation- Her
Rcnornl health was completely bioken down.
She could only swallow liquid food , und oven
that her stomncli could not digest or ahelmllntc.
Physicians of Council Dluffri and Omaim guvo
no relief Dr. JotTorls , of this city , was called.
In tour weeks' tlmo ho ourod her throat , and
has completely ic.stored her general health.
Had Mrs. Gerard not obtained relief soon bho
would have die 1 from blood polfon , tlio Fame
condition that destroyed tlio llfo of Den. Grant'
Dr. Jeifcrlcs'diptlieri.i medicine Is Infallible In
all kinds of soto throat.
DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES
Can only bo obtained at his Odlce ,
No. * ) P. Klghth tit. . Council Illuirs , Iowa ,
Orfaout by livings * on loolit ( ot Pilee.
Cliiir.i , Glnss'iViifo and Liimpi ,
\V. S. lloiuor & Co. ,
No , 23 , Mala St. , Counoil Hlull-j , Iti.
Locking Bracke for Fances
AND OlHI'.ll HAILS , HOD3 , KTC.
FENCKS HUM/I' WITHOUT HAILS.
Any part readily taken out or replace I. l\u
picket or rail fuiiaus , Iron or wood , cannot bo ex
celled for rulllutr of any sort. For p.utleularD
write C. J. linc'KMAN , Inventor.
Council Bluffs.
Plate anJ county riglitti for Bale.
STEAM DYE i WORKS
* i
MRS.C.L.GILLETTE'S ' PUGOODS STORE
No , 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs ! Opp , Postoffice ,
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
HAIR GOODS
WIGS MADE TO ORDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
THE CARTER WHITE lEftOK
DIAMOND 11IUNU OP
STRICT ! PURE LEAD , ZIKC AH D OIL
Are absolutely iniro. as represented. Ono gal
lon will coior two hundred and fllty wiinue
feet tno cputs , und will i-tuy on lontcrr than any
othpr paint iimiinfaMUiul. 1'orbiilu by
S. .
. , De Drnaleringj , Paints , Oils , Etc ,
A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS
-i1'
We intend on next 4th of July and Christmas following to distribute among the consumers of oar
A. B. C. Soap each time
85 PIANOS , 250 GOLD WATCHES , 2SO CHINA DINNER SETS , i
1 60 PARLOR ORGANS , 25O SBLK DUESS PATTERNS , fiOO CHINA TEA SETS , '
850 SEW A MACHINES , 250 SILVER TEA SETS , 030 05-C'uaillo Power Lumps.
and other
20,000 PRESENTS
All of them magnificent ; costly and useful. But at the same time we beg the public to understand ( no
matter what our competitors say ) that we arc not running a gift enterprise. You do not pay us a fraction
of a cent for the chance to get the present. We nre selling our A. U. C. Soap cheaper to-day than wo
ever did during the three years that it has been placed on the market , and consequently you get full value
in Soap , We are simply
ADVERTISING
our A. B. C. Soap on the most magnificent scale ever attempted by any one firm.
Three years ago we started out to sell A. B. C. Soap on its merits , to-day thousands of the most
intelligent housekeepers in this and .nil the principal cities of the Union use our A. B. C. Soap and marvel
why it is not used in every home.
The principal grocers throughout the Union tell > is one reason why its use has not become general
is that
has not been sufficiently advertised ; and another reason is , because many people who have bought it , did
not give it the necessary and intelligent attention it deserves. They did not read the directions , and
finding that it would not wash by laying A. B. C. Soap on top of the bundle of soiled clothes , they fell
back to five cent soap.
Thousands wri * v us : "Your A. B. C. Soap is all that you claim for it ; it not only gives satisfaction ,
but we iluu that our most intelligent customers say that u is
& . BLESSING IN THE HOUSEHOLD
and arc enthusiastic and speak in the highest terms of praise about it. Why don't you advertise it ? "
It is therefore that we are making this extraordinary effort to biing A. B. C. Soap to the notice of
every intelligent person and in order to induce every one to buy it , and continue to use it until they have
fully tested its merits , we say to them
SAVE THE ABC WRAPPERS
And send them to us during the months of June or December next , and we shall distribute among yon
on array of presents which , for magnificence and usefulness , surpasses everything , heretofore offered by
any one firm.
Send four cents in stamps and we will RCIK ! you a catalogue , which is now in course of preparation
and which will give you a full description of all the presents and the mode
TO OBTAIN A PRESENT >
Those who have not used A. B. C. Soap , of course , will ask , "what is it ? "
A. B. C. Soap is our own invention , and all who have used it cheerfully concede to it the merit of
being the greatest improvement ever made in domestic economy. A. B. C. Soap , and the MODE OF
WASHING WITH IT , is as different from all other soaps , and the old way of washing , and is as
.much an improvement over the old system , as traveling by railway is over that by an ox-cart. A girl of
tS , or the most delicate person , can wash
WITHOUT THE LEAST EXERTION.
J- ono hour , more clothes with A. B. C. Soap , than the most robust , with the hardest work and slavish toil
tan wash with the best soap , and the old way of washing , in three hours. And withal , A. B. C. Soap is
lYje mildest and sweetest soap ever manufactured. We warrant you can wash baby with it and it will look
s sweet and fresh as a rose.
.Remember , that while yen ; can use A. B. C. Soap in anyway or manner you please , it is best to use
t'litccording to the directions on the wrapper , which will also teach you the new way of washing.
Remember , also , that in order to obtain one of these presents you must save your wrappers and send
t ti ) to us In : mail , during the months of June or December next.
SOAP J3 OILERS AND CHEMISTS ,
D33 TO 963 WATER STREET , JT/IILWAtllCEE , WISCONSIN.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE : . Special advertisements , suc'i ' : x t
LostFound , To Lain , Fo3 ilo , To Ita it , W.uiti
Boardlneretc. , will bo inserted In this column xt
thclowrato of TEN CGNT3 I'CIl LIMB for thj
flrstinBortkm and FIVU CU. 1'3 1'Uit Ll.VU to.-
ench subsaiuent Imartlon. Leave alvortlu
monteat our oOico , No. U Foarl Btroet , no r
Broadway , Council Illutrs.
WANTS.
FOll SALE A Vfny ilosIrnlilPdr.ifrstoio In
choice loftuion Cm bo hid .it u
on easy i > .ijimiits liy nppljliitf to ( Jcor c
IliMiton , Council Illutrs , IOIMI. _ _
SAM-Ok ; ! impcr * . in iiuaiititlos to suit ,
FOR lleo ollico No. 12 1'o.irl street.
SALK Oil T t Vnn-Stock of millinery
FOR tancy notion. * . All now. ( iooil loca
tion. Sales Sfi-VWfl u year. O , llco , Councl
Itlutrs , lown.
_ _
SWAN & WALK Kit , No. ! U .Muln strout ,
( under Cltl/oa's lluikl , leal eahite unu inor-
chandlsii o\chanso brokers. Our bo < ik * are full
ol'Bpc'clal bargains , but It li impossible to pub-
llbh a icliablo li = t from the fact ot so many dally
chaiiHX's. What wo Uriels : It you want to Mill
urtr.ulomiytliliiK' in our line , write us and wo
willcond you nplloot buw.ilns to select from.
Lands improved or unlinprovo I , city or town
proper ! y.btocUH or ooJot any kind In any
place. It such you IMVO or 8UjJi you want let us
ncarfrom you. Sw.m & Walker Council HliitTj
TIMOTHY SEED.
I have u < | iinntlty of found , well cleaned seed
which 1 offer nt reasonable Urines. Feed of the
crop of IBS. ' ) . Coircf-pomlcneo Kilieitod. F. O.
HUTLKIt , Schallor , lown. C. & N. W. Uy.
R. BIOE , M. D.
riTirPRQ or other tumors removed vrlchout
1/AnuuuD / the knlfo or drawinsr ot blooi
CHRONIC DISEASES of nil kinds a spoelalty.
Over thirty years' priet.oul ot
No. 11 1'carl Stieol , Coutir U lllui iTj.
" KllE-
N. SCHTJEZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express Company.
Omaha Dental AOGia'2 '
Cor. iGtli anil JotipIiis ) Sla.
FIllhiE at lowftt rrlre , with gold , ( liver and other
combliimloni Gold jiUte anil coiillimou ( ; uul Tccllj
a ejivclulty.
Best Setc of Teetls. , S ,
Former price IIS. 1'erfett III uud best material. All
work Kuurantccd.
Council Bluffs Office ,
23113UOAD\VAY \ , WEST SIDE.
Tiios.arriCEn.
OPPIGEB & PU3KY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
. .L'stuUithcd 1S17.
i
W.
Tlrlek b.illdlnu nnv k'nd ial rd or moved an t S-illsfaL-tlon t'lianintood. IVanio houses niovol
onLUtleCliii.it truo'ia-tho b''it in tha worlJ.
803 Eighth Avonus mid Eishfcli Stnvjt , Council Blulfe.
, o-L
u > -
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
KIEL SALE STABLES
E2 =
Hoi BOS and Mules Kept constantly on Imnd
for tiilo ut lotnil or In car louds.
Oiduifi proindtly tilled by contract ou slioit
notice. Ktock hold on coimnl8 > lon.
SULUTI'.ll & IIOLIiV , 1'ioprletors.
Stable Comer Fifth Avenue ami Fourth 8t
Council Illnirs loxvd ,
RUSSELL&Oo
Manufacturers of all elzoiof
Automatic Engines
Kepeclully Designed for itiinnliiz
HILLS , OHAIN.ELKVATOHS ,
AND ELECTRIC LIUHTS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Poilor-i.
New Slassillon Thrcsliera.
Carey ami Woodbury Horse Powers.
STATIONAHV , SKID ,
Portable nnd Traction Engines ,
SAW "MILLS , ETC.
Factory Mossillon , 0 , Brunch House
& 40 Pearl St. , Council Hlutfi.
SEND FOR 1880 ANNUALv
CARPe
o niNplay of l atcxl I'at-
, All Ciraclcn.
1 Council Bluffs
PARPET
4OS Br-oacl-wzxy.
A .Select Slock of Choice
in.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OOXJJSrOIIj
rrnctlces In State and Kcdoral Courts.
I'.ouiua ' 7 Hud S , ijiiiUiirt lilunU.
Horses and Mules
For all pmposus. lionulit and S9lil , t ictull and
n Iota I.tngu ( | iiunllttut lo tcluct from.
MA-SON WISE ,
Strest , Hear Pacific House , Council BlufTj' .