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THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered by cirricr In nnypnitor the city nt
twenty ceiila per wtck.
11. W. TILTO.V , - - Mnnnjcr.
Tiar.rilONES !
BCSINIM Orrict , No. 13.
WIGHT EniT(3ii No. 23.
MI.NOIl MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring cowls at Ucltcr' , tailor.
George W. Thompson ACo. . real estate
There IB to be a meeting of the bout
club to-night.
J. It. Ferguson was last night nrrcstcil
for being ( It link.
SCP W. C. Stacy & Co. , No. 0 .Main , ( or
bargains in real ( "state.
Palm Sunday was jestcnlay observed
In the usual manner in this city.
Typographical union No. 2011 hold their
regular monthly meeting jestordav.
C. J. Colby has faith in the boom , as is
shown by the largo new s.ifo ju t put
into hisolliec.
The police force matlo a change again
yesterday , Otlii-eis Stt\cns ! and lion-
driuk.s going on day duty.
The Women's Christian association nil !
meet this afternoon .it It o clock at the
residence of MIH Dr. Montgomery.
1 ho street cars yesterday did a good
business and wore crowded all day in
consequence of the disagreeable nc.ithur.
The Alpine Choir and Ttol < " 3o com
pany appear in matinee and evening
performance at Dohan 't next Wednes
day.The
The last stone pier of the Union Pa-
cilie bridge is almost completed , only
eight feet more htonu having to be put
on it.
Mr. Chapman , of Veimout , who is
Visiting.I. W Siiuiie , aug acrv picas-
ing solo at the Congregational chinch
ycHterday.
Rev. Jr , McCienry at the Methodist
church v'stonlny moining aiibweied the
query. "Is the worltl growing better ? " in
the alliim.itive.
The funeral of William Smith , who
died ho suddenly on Satuulav , will take
place this atteruoon fiom the lesidenee
of Mrs. M. Malonuy , No. 72 , ! rouith
fetreet.
The icgular monthly meeting of the
city council takes place to-night. The
Bi-bsion will prob.ibly bo oeetipiedentirely
by the allowing of the regular monthly
bills , ete.
John ( Jraghan , who resides on Tenth
Btreet botweca Seventeenth and Eigh-
tconth avenues , is nutting in some im
provements , as well as haing completed
n line residence.
The Globe editorial force has been re-
organi/ed , with Colonel Keatluy at the
heavy gun and Mr. llobion as the city
editor. Mr. C. M. Mt'ynnrd continues in
the position ot business manager.
Dr. Patton , the city'assessor , will ask
the council for an extcntion of time , to
enable him to complete hi.sork mote
natisfactonly. There have been so many
changes in real estate that the assessment
is more dillicull than two yeaib ago.
It is now .stated th.it the test of the new
lire and police alarms will take place
within the nc\t t\vo weeks ; that the com-
panj ha\ < > tested it to their own satisfac
tion. If the test comes oil it wilj bo a re
lief to the public who are becoming tiled
of waiting.
The sum total of the sticet cleaning in
Dos Monies this spring according to the
Register is t hut done by two men and one
wagon working half a day. The same
paper hiiggc.sts that the street
cars them had better bo mounted on boats
and run by paddle. This is fiom the
"boom edition" of the Register.
YestoiJay was about us disagreeable a
day as has been in a long while. The
wind .sent the dust in all directions and
made it e\tiemely unpleasant for those
who found it necessary to bo outofdoors.
An April shoncr biich as makes the
"llowers bloom in the spring , " would
have been very acceptable , h.ul it put in
an appearance ycstculay morning but
the shower got frosty , and turned into
flakes of snow ,
lirluk.
We have POO.OOO good brick for sale.
THOMAS GKKI.N & SONS.
Call at 101 Uroadway.
Weaving the AVrcatli.
James Wallace , son of W. W. Wallace
of this city , nnd Miss Hello Holt , of
Wiuorly , In. , aio to bo mairied on
Wednesday at the residence of the bride's '
mother in Waverly. The groom nill
leave with his sister this morning for
Wavorly , and to morrow quite a party of
Council Hlufl's people will leave to attend
the wedding. The bridal party will visit
this city fcridav and a reception will
probably bo given on that evening.
Do not forget 401 Broadway , Council
UlnHX la. , when you wish anything good
and cheap in dry goods and carpets.
Still doing bnsinsss on the old camp
ground , ( iood goods and always found
as represented. Call and see us.
UAUKNFSS bitoriir.ns.
Money to loan on real estate. Counni
Bluffs Real Estate Loan and Trust Co.
Itoomii , Everett block.
HOII Jcatouu.
W. A. Still , who resides on Sixth
\ enuo ncnr Eighteenth street , was com
plained of by his wife on Saturday night
and the police put him in the city jail un
til such time as he could overcome his
anger. Upon being arrested Still told
the ollicers that his home hud been fre
quented by " ( Jap" Hayes and that he
was conspiring to Injure him In his wife's
estimation ; that he had attacked Hayes
but that no serious damage was done ,
ycsteidayStill said Hayes and his wifo'f
Bister wcro htill intimate ; that he dldn'l
want Hayes , about his homo but if ho wae
fined for disturbing the oeaco ho inti
mated that infoimations would bo tiled
against the trio whom he believed hat
conspired against him. It looks as if the
old case was again to be shaken up.
Contractors and builders will find it t <
their interest to got prices on lime , cc
ment , plaster , hair , etc. , from Counc
Bluffs 1'uol company. 031) ) liroadwn
Telephone 180.
March Arrcata.
During the month of March the polio
force luiulo 151 arrests. They were di
Tided as follows :
runk . C
-I huaultanil battery .
- Assault with intent to kill .
Assault . , .
Disturbing thu peace . 2
Gamine concealed Papons .
I'ahslng countertoit money .
Exposure of person .
Larceny . 1
llackinnn o\crclmrKliK imasenpeis .
Fiultl > u from Justice . , .
Run aw ny boj s .
Malicious mischief .
I'crmlttlui ; mlnurb In Falcon .
Insane .
Swlnclliui : .
Vagrancy . 1
Invalid . , .
1'eddlltiK without license .
Suspicion : ) chai actors .
Adultery . . . . . .t . , .
CoiniullllUK nuisance .
Total. .1 !
PLANNING FOR FACTORIES ,
A Number of Now Enterprises Promised
Council Bluffs.
A JEALOUS HUSBAND.
Marched In By the Police In March
The Hllilc Meeting Imst Night
Drier nils or
Nc\\n.
A notlotn Tor the Hoorrt.
Not only i there a largo amount of
building going on in Council Blulls just
now , but many new buildings are being
planned , and as soon as it is settled , so
far as spring is concerned , and the city
has its last snow storm of the season ,
then the building season will open. Hut
so long as Mich storms as visited this city
jcstertlay e\ening continue the building
eason will be apt to lug a little.
A week ago this morning the Hi.i : con
tained two ami a half column list of the
buildings that arc now being erected.
This list did not comprise the larger
buildings , mention of which
have been made frequently , .but
was confined to the small ones ,
principally residences costing from
? ; > 00 to > lo01) ) each , of which several him-
died aie being erected , but one of the
more encoiu aging features of the boom
ami a stionger foundation for it is the
awakening ot interest in the advanfiges
ollered b.y this city as a gieat mauufac-
tuimg center. Theie is not ti day passes
but some one from the east is heie look
ing o\er the giound witli : \iewto en
gaging in nianulactming.
The success ot the faetoiics already es
tablished hoi c , Mich as the cracker fac
tory. the canning factoiv , handle fae-
toiy. the har\ ester manufactory , the
candy factories , can iago factoiics , the
paper mill and numeioiis others hasdom-
onstiated that Council Hlulls has peculiar
ad\antagcB in this line. Several of these
factories are enlarging and some arc
doubling their capacities.
A number of mannf.icturing entei-
piises arc assured , the arrangements for
which aie being perfected as lapidly us
possible consideiing the magnitude of
the enterprises.
The mo\o for a starch factory ii > pio-
grossing well and home capital is ready
to lineal without delay as soon as ar
rangements can be made for pioctiring
the necessary and c\peiicnccd manage
ment.
The recent transfer of the property
known as the llundrio foundiy insures
the revival and onlaigoment of that im
portant industry. F. Ogdcn , who made
the pmchaso in the intcrestof thoMount
Vernon , O. , iron works , of which ho is
part owner , is thoroughly expoii-
ciiLcd in this line of manu
facturing. Abundant capital backs the
cnteipribe , and the works arc to bo
greatlv enlarged. The company tr.king
hold of the woiks have a national repu
tation and a laige western trade , which
this move will enable them to handle
more easily and more tatisf ictorily botli
to themselves and their customeis.
A now enterprise for this city witli old
experienced gentlemen behind it , is that
of the sash , ttoor and blind factory ot
Messrs. Strock Bros. These gentlemen
have owned prooeity in this city for
three years past and until recently in
tended locating on it , but now they Frivo
concluded to build on other property
which they are negotiating for. They
have f20,000 worth of machinery
"n their present factory m llli-
ois which they are now
rcparing to hhip to Council lilufTs ami
.hoy . piopose to have their Council Blull'd
actory going by July 1 , next. Should
hey fail to pm chase the property they
imy desire , they will no doubt locate on
heir own .land.
The paper mill which has boon so sue-
essfuf proposes to increase their eapac-
ty to live tons per day , which is encour
aging to say the least , and they ha\o al-
cady oidored more new machinery.
They have been unable to supply the de
mand for their paper.
There are a number of lumber firms
hat are contemplating establishing new
; ardd hero. Mr. Reed , of the
irm of Ililworth & Reed , one
of the largest lumber concerns
of Chicago , has been hero several clajs
"ooking over the ground with a view of
! stablishing general western hcadquar-
ors in the lumber jobbing lino. Mr.
; { oed is anxious to have the companies
represented hero concentrate their \ards
: uul form a lumber distiict.
There are numerous other projects.
The mention of these which first come to
: nmd is sullieicnt to indicate that Council
MufTs is in a fair way to speedily become
mo of the greatest manufacturing ecu-
crs in the west.
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Ilaikness Brothers are at 401 Broad
way , Council Hlufls.Ja. No. 401. No. 401.
Select your carpets from the choicest
itoek ever brought to this city. It is well
worth your time to exiimino thtso goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
UROTIIKUS.
Garden hose 80 to 22c per foot at New
York Plumbing company. Every foot
guaranteed.
J. W. & E. L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve tnc success
they arc enjoying. _ _
Call at 401 Broadway for dress goods.
The Book of Book * .
The County Bible society hold its an
nual meeting last evening , with a union
service at St Paul's Episcopal church ,
the Presbyterians , Congregationulists
and Baptists joining. Despite the bluster
ing weather there was a largo
congregation. The scene presented
was btrikingly suggestive of the
inorcasing liberality among the churches
and the weakening of denominational se
clusions. It was a pleasing picture to
sco the Methodist divine , Rev. Dr. Me-
Cieary , reading the forms of prayer
without mirphco or robe , while the rec
tor , Rev. T. J. Mackoy , in his ecclesiasti
cal giub , led in the responses. Rev. Dr.
Cooley , of the Baptist church , and Rev.
G. W. Crofts , of the Congregational
church , aho participated. The clue !
address of the evening was by
Rev. Air. Hood , the state agent
ot the Bible society. Ho spoke niiunlj
on the word of Goitas "Tho sword of the
Spirit. " Ho pictured the constant tighl
against evil , which had been going on
fcince the beginning of the world. He
claimed that the onlv safety to this conn' '
try , ami to the world , Mas the church ol
God , with the Spuit in the church , and
the sword of the Spirit the Bible. This
was quick and powerful , am !
sharper than any two-edged bword
It was quick to euro of sin , iviil boa
wounded Immunity. It was powerful tc
convict and convert. As it was nceess.irj
for the body to have constant food , so tin
soul needed the head of life. The Bibli
was like a smgcon's lance , piercing so
ciety , and letting out the corruption
alloniing relief and re.stiali.ing health
The labor question , the tompeiancoro
form , army and all of tlio.su matters mils
bo snttlcd on the basis of thuoido
God.
Following his address camothe .mmm
Imsinu-s of thii hooioty , Mr. Tliurmi
Olllcer , as trciisuier , read thu tlurty-lir >
annual report. D. ( ' . Bloomer remarkc't
that it was thu best rcpoit ho had kmmi
of during his thirty \curs' conncctioi
witli the society.
On motion ot Rev. K. II. Fleming th
old othco.-s wcro ro-clcctod , witli tlio.iul
ditiou of Frank. Cook as secretary , to UJ
a vacancy. The ofllocrs aio now :
President , I ) . C. Bloomer : vice prcsl
dents , N. P. Dodge , Dr. II. W. liar' ; sec
retary , Frank Cook ; treasurer , i'homas
Onieer ; depository , D. W. Bushnell.
Mr. Fleming , who is the county agent
of the society , presented his annual in-
port , showing Ills receipt" to ha\o been
about 1,000 , and hi * expenditures , in
cluding salary. $ S81. The number of miles
travelled by him 2,8" 0 ; number of fam
ilies and biislmss places vis
ited , 2.U0.1 ; number of fami
lies found destitute of the Bible. 12U ;
number supplied , 261 ; number of desti
tute individuals supplied , 22J ; number of
books bold , 177 ; number donated. 203 ,
milking a total of l,47r > books distributed
since the canvass began two joars ago.
He reported that this city and all the
towns in the county had been canvassed ,
and all the townships except about
twche.
Call and sco the stock of her < = es and
mules at Star Stables before purchasing
elsewhere.
For acre propcity , residences and bust-
ness propei ty call on W. C. Stacv At Co , ,
No. ilMain stieet.
MissMollie Corcoran , dressmaker , 71 1
Minster stiect , between Seventh and
Eighth ,
Ou tiers.
The following are the transfers for
Saturday , Apnl2 , 1887 :
11 M Mclleo to . ) U Butcher , lot 5 blk 8
Plpii'o's ndil s.i ? > .
11 M McCeo tii V \ , I'alne. lot 0 blk 0
I'lt'ice's acl < l-W > .
11 M .Met ice to. I no \ Baldwin , lot 10 blk
17 Hueis' subTOO. .
W A huinneis trustee to ( ' 11 Plnncv , lots
41111 I'Jlilklll Ha\llss I'almui-Sl.lUJ. .
< ! co Metealt toV A maunders trustee , lots
1 to 14 Inclusive llk ! H Heels' siib-S,500. !
r.ll/.iCi.iwfoiil toM llorwitli , lotB bile 11
Beers' subU \
b 'I' French to Olel W.ihlciccn , lot 1 1 blk 12
Beers' sub & 4'i\
( ! co W Thompson to Thos III ley , 10 lots
Ihninpson'sndd SlriOO.
Ceo U Thompson tn i : 1 Fitch , lot 10 blk
3 Thompson's addl8' (
Forrest Smith to J 11 Spoiled , lot 3 Paster-
lield sub-S i,00.
Ii Media to WC Morgan , lot S blk 24
\V \ V Mead to Kiank Cook , S acies S1.200.
A M.Johnson to I ) J i'atton , lot b blk 12
Eveii'tt's add-8400.
M 1' liohrer to W L I'.itton , lots 11U bllv ' 'b
Beers sub-Sl.ooo.
M T Kolnerto 1 , Kluneli.iu , lot U 14 bllciM
llt-crs' sub-81,000.
( leo 1) AIIIOII toM IleaiiH' , lot r > blk 7
JloM C < k.l IIiit's $ ViO ,
K A Heiison to Juiiiuu 1 ! Wallccc , lot -4 blk
7 Omaha add WM.
K A Benson to .1 .M Cvats & C lj Wilson ,
lot 11 blk 0 Omali.x add i JJj.
K A Benson to.V ) Yates , lot 11 blk Ifi
Uniaha add fc.-r > .
i : A Benson to Jno M ll.tley , lot 21 blk 1C
Omaha add 5210
i : A lieiison to C F Hlust , lots blk C Bon-
son's 1st .uld-Sinu.
K A Benson to ( J Fuliist , Int4 blk 0 Uen-
sou's Istntld tllO.
i : A Yensou to A K ll.iscall , lot 11 blk 0
Benson's 1st add SlIO.
H A Benson to U C Couch , lot 14 blk C Hen-
son's 1st add-SlW.
K A Benson to Dexter L Thomas , lot 3 blk
1 Hen ion's 2d-Sm
K A Uenson to Allied 1'i.itt , lot R blk 1
Benson's 2d-Sr.OO.
K A Hcnson to .1 U C.innou , lot 13 blk 1
Benson's Sd $ MX ) .
K A Henson to. ) C ibcliniver , lot 17 blk 2
Hcnson'h ' 2d 100.
0 K Aannaii to A K Rowley , lot 10 blk P
Curtis i\s Ramso > 's add-SMX ) .
H A Warner to W C Moifr.ni , lot 3 blk 9
Bii > liss'd200. : ! .
Mrs E Clart to M E Bevlridjjc , lot 20 blk 4
Pierre's ndd-S400
D W Wittei to F Cook , lot 10 blk 24 Bay-
II ( ' , McGee to i : Clark , lot 1 blk 8 Bayliss
& 1'almui's add-SJV ) .
W C Morgan to Jus O'Neill , lot 12 blk 'J4
Beers' stib-si,000. :
R Bryant anil wife to W Seldontotr , 14
ots In Hnant A Clark's add 5510.
Jacob Ciouso to J F McGee , 20 lots In
Brown's add-S m
A W Davis and wife to Lobltlial Cochranc ,
ot 10 blk b Umlerwoud mill SWO.
Al K & J O Jetrties to Jos bchroopfer , ej < i
otObik 8 Minrten-Sl.SV ) .
Hem v Munn and who to T S & V L Davis ,
lwl47.- > 42-S.,000.
S S Osloi and wife to Sam Ward , eH nwiil
4 30 52,400.
M N Swan to Nels Johnson. lot 13 blk 21
loward's add Mi" ) .
Forti-one transfers , considei.ition S'il,270.
Slieiraden is still making cabinet pho-
it | 3 per do/ . , best finish. Crayon or
ndia ink life si/o pictures only $10. By
' . M. \ \ oodard , artist.
Call at 401 Broadwi.y , Council Bluffs ,
! a. , for carpets.
Star sale stable * for mules and heavy
draft horat-s.
Norman Horses.
Two fine Norman stallions for sale or
rado. Address K. B. Shields , Log.in , la.
Star sale stables of Council Bluffs. The
nrgobt stock of iiqrses and mules west of
Jhicagp. which will bo sold at wholesale
or retail and satisfaction guaranteed.
PorMonal Paragraphs.
\V. B. Judd is in off the road.
W. L. Shepard , of Villisca , is at the
Ogdcn.
Kov. B. P. McMonomy was at Wcston
yesterday.
B. L. Knight , of Oakland , Neb. , is at
the 1'ncitic.
W. A. Rankins , of Sioux City , was at
the Ogden yesterday.
B. M. Carlisle , of Missouri Valley , was
in the city yesterday.
F. U. Broadwell spent yesterday with
his brother m the city.
William Kintz Sundayed at home , but
will start out to visit his trade to-day.
The best and largest line of Refrigro-
ators just received by Cole &Cole , 41
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cheney have moved
into the residence lately occupied by G.
W. Thompson.
Miss Lester , of New York , who has
just returned from a trip to California ,
is visiting her sister , Mrs. . . Hark-
ness.
L. 11. Morritt , of Hartland , Vt. , isattho
Pacific , and reports having left homo
last Tuesday , snow being then several
feet deep.
Mrs. Huber is to occupy the house
where Rev. Dr. Cooley resides as soon as
his now home is read } ' for occupancy ,
Mr. and Airs. Nichols will occupy rooms
with Mrs. Iluber.
"How you BruddcrBeu ? " "Me ? " "Lor
sister Charity , poorly suro's you born I
ih wid do rhoumatis a creeping all about
same as a tame bnake. " "Chile , buy
Salvation Oil doy cure bixrtin. "
The shorter the tunnel the'sweeter the
kibS , but the older the cold thu harder
the emu. Dr. Bull's Cough b > uiphae
broken many stubborn coughs.
Senator Ingalls1 homo at Atchison ,
Kan. , consists of the house in which he
and his wife spent their honeymoon , to.
gethcr with such other wingb r.nd rooms
as have been added from time to time.
Originally there wore only four rooms.
Now there are eighteen.
Keep Your Blood Pure.
Impure blood , however generated , is
always present in the body when pain is
felt ; it spreads and ferments wherever n
weak spot nxista.
Take BUAUUETH'S PIU.S to make the
blood pure and expel all that is hurttul
to the sy.stem. They are the one gioal
and unfailing remedy. They cleanse th'
bowels and restore emial circulatior
thiougliout the body. They preserve the
vigor of iouth and often have life.
Among Queen Victoria's jilbilee giftj
js n magnificent dinner service of hriglr
jellow Dresden war * , from the Uunnai
HENRY E1SEMAN & CO.'S '
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
Will DlHplay New Spring Goods In
Livery Depart merit Tills Week.
*
We invite the ladies to call during this
week to see our superb stock and guaran
tee intending pui chafers that no bolter
values can bo found in the United States.
Kverything is marked at the very lowest
crt.s/t pi ices wliitSh means about one-
third le-s than other houses will sell the
same quality of goods for.
Wo call special attention to a recent
purchase of silks al much less than regu
lar value and we propose to give our pat
rons and the public a beautiful oll'ering
at special sale during this week. 5,000
> ards Summer Silk at 25 , y > , 10 , 60 and
l > 0o per yard , worth fully a third more.
11,000 yauis of Colored gros grain and
f.iilo francaiso silks , all shades , at tn. 75 ,
UOc , tl.OO and $1,25 per jaid. These
goods are the now fashionable gray ,
shades included. They aio bargains
and must bo seen in order to be
appreciated. 2" > pieces surah silk , all
shades , including black , at 50c , ? oc , tl
and t.1.25 . poryaul. The greatest bai-
gains ever seen for the money.
Soveial thousand reniivuits of plain
ami fancy brocaded Bilks and satins to bo
closed out during tliis great sale at less
than half their icgular pi ices.
This m a grand oppoitunity for moth
ers to find suitable ends lor children's
dres cs small LiitN to combine with
w 01 sled inatoiials which is now so
m. trie sii.iis
We "li'ill elli r u few special baigaius
thU week in black silus
AT if 1.00.
We are selling the veiy best black silk
Rhadanio ever olleied foi the mono } , nil
pine silk , well woven Mid well finished.
These .no woith t-1.2 > ,
AT ? I 00.
Black groi-gr.nn silks. We gnaiantec
to Mipplv a silk th it will not cut or crack ;
all puic Italian silk , satin finished , and
with a gram heavy enough to make a
handsome dies ,
AT $1 00.
Colored gros grain silks in all the new
eolois. This is n handsome : ind duiablc
cloth w 01 th fl 2" .
AT $1 00.
Al mure silks in black and colors. In
olleung this new weave of silk we can
salely say that it is ceitamly veiy pretty
and will wear as well as any goods that
can oc bought. Wo have an elegant line
of eolois and warrant these goods to be
all pine silk.
AT $1 00
Black Rad/.innr bilK. The increased
popularity ot this weave of silk , both for
dress wear and for ohoit wraps , has in
duced u to make this a very special
bargain and we aio very positive in say
ing that nowhere else can these goods
bo bought for less than $1.1. : !
We also show an elegant line of silk
vcivets and trimming velvets and plushes
in all the latest sUlos at 75c , fl. fl.1) .
$1.50 , $1.75 and 1 $ per yard. The best
value ever shown for the money and the
largest and best line in the west to select
fiom.
Now is tiio time to get bargains our
prices aie the lowest ; our goods arc the
choicest ; our styles aie coireet ; we main
tain the lead ; ouriepnhiliou is well es-
tablishnd , and we , witli pleasure , refer
to the leading ladies of the city.
Pay us a visit and we will at any time
bo glad to show you our stock , no matter
ifon . wish to purchase or not.
Respectfully , .
Ill.NKY ElSEMAN & Co. ,
People's Store ,
Nos. 314 , 310 , :118 : and 320 Broadway ,
Council Blulls.
JV. It. If'c dive all innil oi'rfcrs spe
cial and i ' ( Hiii t attention and any
order * or correspondence i/oti
man farttr 111 with will receive the
greatest cafe and attention.
Emperor. It is profusely ornamented
with medallion pictuies of notable events
and poitraits of famous persons of her
reign. It will contain in all 4BO pieces.
_ * # * Decline of man or woman ,
prematurely induced by excesses or bail
practices , speedily and radically cured.
Book ( illustiated ) . 10 cents in stamps' .
Consultation free. World's Dispensary
Medical association , Bullalo , N. Y.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Amber ,
Toi toiscSholl
etc.Hair , Or
naments , as
\vcll as the
newest nov
elties in hair
goods.
Mrs. C.L. Gillette
2 < JMr.iii street. Out of town \ork so
licited.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bpecla ! advertisements , such as Lost , Found
'to Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Viants , Boarding ,
etc , will t jo In sorted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CUNTS PKH LINE forthoflrai Insor-
Jon and HveCcnUPcrUneforcacu subsequent
Insertion. Leave ndrertlietnentH nt our offlca
No , U I'curl street , near Uroniiwajr , Council
Bluffs.
WANTS.
First-Class hostler. None other
WANTED . Mage Wise. _
KENT ( lood hnuso of ton rooms , sta
ble , one acre of ground , with grupcg , ap
ples and plums. Cle\nti > d elto. Kent only f JO
per month. Apply to Horace Kverott.
- large family horse. Answer ,
WANTED-A , ske uncl color , 1' . II. Dee
office , Council JllulTs ,
HUNT Good bouso near hetul of OnK-
FOU avenue , iibout 200 feet noithnaht of
house of Lucius Wells , llent only S16 per
month. Alsou hoitco of ten rooms with ton
acres of irarden mndM ) SITOS of pneturo. only
ono half mile from city. Splendid chance for u
milkman Apply to Horace K\erUt.
"tm HKNT A choice suit of Iho rooms suit-
F nhlo for lltfnt .housokkeeplng' for smnll
family ulthout children. Inquire at No 41
Mulustreol.
SALU-Completc plant and eniitnmunt
FOIt K. H. bridge work , conelstlnir of 7
pllo drloruiirpentors tools , tents , boddlni ?
and boardlne oulllt for IV ) men. In Rood re
pair. Now stored at Chencnnc , W. T. For In
ventory and terms address No. 13 , N. Main St. ,
Council Illnffs , Iowa.
BALI ! A ( rood second-hand delliery
FOH , cheap. 0. II. bralth , .No. MO
Ilroad ay. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OK Itr.NT Purnlshed ronmfi with board
511 Mill Ftr ( ct ; iils'i d iy boanlore n\ht'ii.
\TITANTKI ) Luumlry uM to do plain washing
> > nnd ironinir. Alco nursu girl , not ynuiitftr
than n , at 1'ucltlo houso.
HUNT Furnished front rorm ; ? * cct
month , No. i < 03 Mynstor st.
BALKMuslo nnd sow mj inncblno busi
FOIl . lOKether with innlUtoikof liolldjy
uooda and wall paper , ( lood town nnd country ,
vood rocntlon. cheap rent , iirolltnblo biiSmoss.
ln\rlc fl iiO to * 1W. . Would take part In
Council Illuff * reiil estate. . Addresi A. L , Man-
IngUunlap , lowi.
PEOPLE'S STORE.
Our t'omtaiit Aim I lo C l\c Hct-
tvr Value In Cvcr ) tiling Wt
Sell Tlum Oilier House * In
Council Itluir * or Vlclnlly Our
SlorK Will AlunjH lie Found
I'U'iiti mill Trcoli ; of the Hctl
< tualil- and Latest Mjlc-c.
In our Dress Goods Dcpaitmcnl we
will oiler special baigalns this week.
Read our prices , see our stock. Wo
can show \ou more ilrcss goods ,
twice over , than all of our competitors
combined. Go wlicic jou can find what
vou want.
In out American Dress Goods Dcpatt-
ment jou will find , this week , at ! ! c per
jaid , 130 pieces ot Plaids , suitable ! lor
children's wear. At 5o per j.ud wc
have 100 pieces , half wool goods , woith
fiom lOe to 12jc , At lOc per yard we
ollor leO piecLS wool mixed ilicss ma-
teiials woilh double the money. At 15c
per yanl. II cases of heavy double-fold
Seiges , Cashmeres and .Jamc town Al
pacas , sold oveiywheic fiom 25c to 3Jc
per yard. At 2Jc wo oiler 7o pieces of
Combination Beiges. At 2.1e , " 2 ca-es
ficsh now shades Body Cashmeies , : iS
inclies wiik1 , sold o\ciywheie else at40c
per yard. At 3Jc , : ) "io and lc ( ) per > .ud ,
30 , 38 and 10 inch .Satin Diagonals , all
new shades , also Cheviots and Seiges in
all wool goods and best value ever
snown for thu money.
In Fieneh and KnglNh Imported Dress
Goods we oiler this week at Wlc per j aid ,
1 case of 50 pieces Cheviots and .Seiges ,
in pin checks and bioken plaids , 12
inclies wide , woith O.'o to 75u. At fiOe wo
have 1 ca e 42 inches , in all wool Fieneh
Cashmeres and Soigcs , in stupe * , cpids ,
diagonals and other fnuc\ weaves , in all
shades , including the new grejs and
tans , woith 7r > c per > ard.
Air > ! ) c , two cast * : , nil wool Diess Flan
nels and 1'iicots , solid eolois , new mix
tures , tans , guy , beige and ecru , the
best quality in Anieiiea for the money.
At O'c ' ) , 75c and 1 00 a yiud. we oiler-
175 pieces Fioneh bilk Mixed Serges ,
coided and stuped Silk Mixed Pans
DIC.SS Novelties. Camel's Hair Cloth ,
Plain and Diagonal Suitings fiom the
best looms of the world.
We also have a full line of I'limming
Velvets and Novelties smlablc for com
binations with the above mentioned
goods , and areprepaied to show a line of
Combination Suitings second to no house
in the United States
This is our Silk and Dress Goods week ,
let everybody in want of a nice Spring
Dress call on us and we willsiirpiise
jon. Bo stiio to call dining the speciai
sale-THIS WKKK.
cisitiivs : ; AC ro. ,
IIOILI : : > STORI : ,
.Vox. : ii. i , : uo , : il § and : ! 2O
Kroadwa ) , i'oiim'il ItluiU.
.V. It. All mail order * foi
Maniples or good * cnlriiNtud to
our earc will reeeiie the best of
attention.
D. II. .MiDANBI.D A. CO. ,
[ KstiibllKlicil ISA )
No fM Muln sircet , , : ronncll
AM ) DEA1 HIS IS
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC
Jf. SCJfUItZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
NEW SPRING STOCK
CARPETS
Curtains , Upholstry ,
Window Shades ,
Poles , Door Mats , Rugs ,
Sash Draperies , Etc , ,
ARRIVING DAILY.
Mail Orders Carefully Filled. .
w w
lOur * - * \
Our Mr. Stookert Superintends
All Work.
COUNClTBLUFFS
CARPET CO. ,
405 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , : : IA ,
Star Safe Stables and Mule Yards
UroiiUwu ) , Council Itlulfg , Opp , Uuiinnj Depot
09
t s
* I
f = i-
_ : _ m _ _ _ gj
TTorscTantTmuTcs kept constantly ou
hand , for sale at retail or in car loads.
Orders promptly lilleil by contract on
short notiro. Stock sold on commi Mon.
SHI.UTKU & HOI.LV , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114.
Formerly of Keil Sale Stables , cornel
1st. avL . and Itli street.
TMH TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standaid No. 2915) )
Sirrd by AIniont No S3 , and
REGISTER ,
( Standard No. flSlS. )
Sired by Tramp No. 308.
These stallions will make the season o
IrVTattho
a Driving Park
Tor particulrirs Inquire of or address
WADi ; CAUY , Council Bluffs , la ,
GARDENERS AND FRUIT GROWERS.
Choice Property at a Bargain ,
Fifty Acres Choice Land Adapted for
Gardening and Fruit Growing.
About twenty acres of the tract is not to
apple orchard which is in bearing , and
to all varieties of choice mall fruit and
vineyard , divided in follows :
Tin : VIMIAUI : > .
I'ropcr contain1) ) upwards of live acres.
The vines are thrifty and in bearing.
Between three and lour acres are well
set to cholco varieties of blackberries ,
laspbeiries and tiawbcrries.
THI : AITM : ouciiAim.
Contains more than 1,000 trees in bear
ing. In addition to the above enumer
ation are H large numbeis of choice
plums.chciry and other fruit' ; , aNo shade
and oniamciital trees suriotimllng the
buildings.
IAIUJI : 4'omionioi's IIOIIM : ,
Otdmary bains and other out-buildings
Tliesoil'isof excellent quality for gard
ening purposes , being a deep black loam
and is aw aimsouth slopeand is altogeth
er the most attractive and desirable of
anj tiling within business distance of
Omaha or Council BlulK With the new-
bridge completed across the Missouritho ,
piopetty is not over thiity minutes dnvo
from the Omaha postolllee. Anypaity tie-
siting a choice b.ugain should apply at
once as , if not sold within the next two
weeks it will be withdrawn from ( lie
market. \
For Prices and Terms Apply to
G. J. GOIJBY
MASONIC TEMPLE , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A. jr. w. it A
RICE ! & RAYMOND ,
Estate Brokers ,
No. 13 North Main Street.
Lower Floor First National Bank Blocl
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
TELEPHONE NO. 239.
Real Estate
Vacant Lot * , Lands , City Resiliences and Farm * , acre properIn /
western part of city. All selling cheap to make room for sprintstock. .
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Itootn 0 , over Officer < C Jersey's banlf , Council Jtluffi.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
T"
Property Situated on the Corner of Pearl Street and Sixth Avenue ,
hnown an the
CRACKER FACTORY PROPERTY ,
WILL BE
Sold at Auction on Wednesday , April 20th ,
H. H. INMAN , Salesman.
FARM LANDS CHEAP
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from fiOO to
410 00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 30 years' time 5 per
cent interest. Land Bujers fine f tec. Information , etc. , given by
. . . , ,
. for Froidnkhc'ii AJ Co. . U'licago. '
No. 555 Bioadway , Council lilufls , Tnwa. agent
Announces that illsetotk ot
Finelmported Spring-Millinery
In Choice Shapes ol Hats & IJoniicts ,
Toirotlior w Ith a
iMracLlnc of Novelties In Fancy Ma
terlals is now Jtcadjor Yottr
Careful Intpcitloiit
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
AND
FINE POTTERY.
J'rlccs Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
JVO. 2t MAA ST. ,
COUNCIL It LUFFS , : : JA.
FINLEY BURKE ,
Attorney at Law.
501 Hro.ulway , Up Stairs ,
Council lilulK
OFF1CIUI cfi PUSEV ,
( "ounuil IMuHs.Iowa.
Established 1 > 7.
O. B. ALLEN ,
npeerkvefOMapPii'oi3 , [ , ' ! her
JVo. 11 Xnvlh Main .S/ / .
City nnd county maps of cltlus nnd counties
la wcittrn lowii , NtbiusUu mul
w. L. niuas ,
Justice of the Peace.
No 004 Broadway , Council Bluffa.
Coellctionf. * specialty. , Refers to the Hce ,
Horses Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail *
nnd in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin-
pic or do'ible.
MASON WISE , Council Bluff
OIIN Y. fiTOB. JACOlt BIM9
STONE & S/MS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
Practice in the State and Federal Court *
Rooms 7 and S ShuKart-Beno Block.
COUNCIL UI.UFKS.
FllAXK ( i. KICK ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
Deigns , estimates ami reports on brld
vlnduUH , loundnt Ions and ( fiuioriil etiKliioorliiK.
Blue prlntHof any Bl7o alidiiuuntlty.
Olll < u No U N. Main St. . Hrbt National Hank
niocn.
jc. o. A.nv it : < . , '
Hardware , Stoves ,
) AND (
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 620 Main St. , Council Bluffs , '
CRESTON HOUSE.
The only Hotel in Council Blulls Having a fire
Escape ,
And All Modern Improvements
215 , 217 uncl 21 ! ) Miiln St.
MAX MOIIX , Prop.
Jt. HWK , M. 1 > . I
Cancers and other Tumor
Renin\Cl without the knitc or Drawing a
Blood.
Oer0car& ! ! Practical rxpcrcnce.
No 11 Pearl St. , Council BlufA. .
K. S. JiAItXJSTT ,
Justice of the Peace ,
415 Uroadway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or business house in tin )
city. Collections a kpcualty.
MOIIK r\TAHItII.
JUinrdy li a jiotittt o cure , free 14111 plo
mckcc and Nx.k fur t r-rnll In liAliilx.
L..11. WLU1CAL CO , fcait J4 J > tou , C\uu.
