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| p K ; THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; MONDAY. MAY 10 , 1887 : . J
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered l > r tnrrtcr ) n nny purl of the city at
twenty cents pur wook.
II. Wt TiLTOJf , Manager.
TKI.r.I'HONESi
BrcntrpiOrnct , No. u.
NIUIIT IIUTOII : No.- ) .
MIXOIl MKXTIOX.
N. Y.PlumblnR Co.
The McOibenys to-ni ht.
Now spring goods nt Ho'lor's ' , tailor.
Ailditiontil Council Blull's news on sov
cnth pace.
I'lio Ilonnio Hullo was yesterday
launched nt Lake Alanawa.
Tlio popular report is the Manhattan ,
418 liroauwny , lludio A : Ycnnwlnu.
In the district court to-day the case of
Wilson vs the city will bo continued.
K. Hicknian has been arrested and
Dlaccd in the city jail churgcd with the
larceny of hogs in Harrison county. Ilo
. will probably lie taken there to-day.
The sewer contracts will probably bo
awarded to-night by the city council.
The figures of the live bidders have all
to bo tabulated and examined by the
comnyUco who are ready to report.
The contract for the building of the
hotel at Lake Manawa will probably bo
let to-day. The plans have boon ap
proved and as teen as possible now the
work will lie pushed to completion.
It is understood that the Omaha Hewing -
ing iifcMiciation Iris not > et acted upon
the oiler made by the Council Hlulls
Rowing association in regard to using
the irrounds at Lake Manuvi ; ; upon
which to build a boat-hou."e.
The entertainment announced to bo
civen by the young ladies' bible cl.isstof
the Congrcgi'tiona' church was sadly in
tcrfored with bv the storm hist Friday
evening. It will be given to morrow
( Tuesday ) evening at the home of Mrs.
Montgomery on 1 onrth struct.
Remember the meeting of tho. Council
ISlulls club to be held at Mueller's music
house to-night at 8 o'clock. ' Every mo-
fcsbioual and business man should'bo
there possible , and the roll of member
ship should be increased to the full num
ber Some important business comes up
to-night , and all members and those
thinking of joining should bo present.
It is more than probable that the resig
nation of Mr. 1C K. Hart as president , of
the Council Hlulls Uowmg association
will not bo accepted by the cjuu , as that
gentleman's only reason for withdrawing
is that he expects to be absent from the
city for eight or ten weeks during the
season. 1 lie club r.o doubt will refuse
to accent it and the vice president will
probably bo called upon to act.
Queer Hnilway Itnlcs.
Since the Union Pacific has placed a
man at the ferry cars to sell tickets in-
Htead of allowing passengers to pay their
faro after they had entered the cars ,
there has been more or less dissatisfac
tion among horsemen anil others .in re
gard to the new way of interpreting
the following clauses which are printed
upon the tickets.
On the ticket appears : "Horses , mules
and cattle must be accompanied by a
man in charge who muiit hold proper
transportation. No free passes with live
Block in ferry cars. " This ticket is filled
out by the ticket agent for any number
of men , horses or cattle , anil 2"i cents
each is charg"d for every man and every
animal.
Another ticket reads : "Good for one
tripondatoof sale , Conned BUill's to
Omaha , of one horse and rider. One-
horse vehicle- ( loaded or emptyand )
driver or one extra horse- attach ed to ve
hicle under fiaildlo or loose. " These
tickets are suld for 35 cents each.
Where the dllliculty occurs , If it may
bo called .such is. that a niau leading a
horse by tlto bridle is charged 00 cents
for the two , while a man may lead H
hor.M ) by the bridle , provided a saddle is
upon the horao , and only bo charged 0
cents for the two.
It is claimed that on the Omaha side of
the river it makes no dill'eronco whether
a horse is saddled or not , just so accom
panied by one man , a charge of only 800
is made.
A Bin : man asked the apcnt who stands
nt the ferry cars if tiic above facts wore
true , and he replied in the allirmativc ,
stating that construction was put upon it
by his superior , Mr. Roberts , the agent.
Mr. Roberts then explained that he could
not sco how ho could follow instructions
and do ditVerentiy unless ordered so bv
the company. Ho know there was ii
great deal of kicking but it could not bo
helped.
Wlfilo a BKE man was nt the depot two
men with six horses went into the ferry
cars and the wore charged an oven $3.00.
They took up less room in the cars than
two butrgics would have and they were
charged $1.50 more tlian the buggies
would have boon provided they each only
had one occupant.
Some of the tirms here dealing in horses
and mules , and having much business on
the Omaha side , find the dillerence
greatly to their disadvantage , and they
'
will hail with delight the completion o'f
the new Broadway bridge.
Latest improved gasoline stoves at No
GOiMuIu street , \V. A.ood. .
Cheap storage in either small or car
load lots at Nos.iW , B4 and20 Pearl street ,
J. U , SnyJor.
Wanted A lady cashier who can keep
books for a retail business. Address K.
C. K. , MIK : ollico , Council HlulTs , stating
experience , references and salary ex
pected.
The Hambiotonian stallion Arbitrator
can bo seen at my stable on Fourth or
Bancroft streets , thrno doors south of
Hnttenhaur's carriage repository. Ho is
a grandson of Hysuyke's Hambiotonian
on the sire side , and u grandson of Mom
brine Chief on the dam side , the no
knowledgcd principal promictds of speed
and general purpose horses in > Vmorica.
ami Arbitrator is no exception to the
ruin. He is a horse of great in
dividual merit and speed , and for the
purpose of convincing the breeders of
nigh bred horses that ho is all that is
claimed of him , I will speed him a ton or
twenty-mile dash on the road to 000
pounds' weight with any stallion owned
in the county. Breeders of high bred
horses will make a note of this and carry
it in their hats. : is the owner of these
horses puts all the money ho has or can
borrow into straight horses , and not into
books , pamphlets and wind , talking
about their cousins'
torty-socond per
fornmnccs.
Al < o Colonel Revo , bred by W. II. II.
Colby , of Ft. iJodgo , la. , sired by Star
liljhtv by Star of the West , dam by Coupon
pen , jr. , by Coupon , by Hysdykc's Ham
biotonian. This colt is a sTranger in a
t strange land , but his breeding is cer
tainly all'any man could wish for. His
"fe great ana positive individuality , Ids true
and powerful stride , his wonderful corv
t Btitutionai powers , and his powerful steel-
convorlcd frame work , insure for him n
career that will place him among the
if not tlio grandest stallions in the west.
D. GHAT.
The best lawn mowers are the Phila
delphia and Favorite. Remember the
names nud that our goods arc guaran
teed. CULK & COLE ,
No. 41 Main Street.
Ollico of Mulholland & Co. ) removed to
in under the Citizens' bank. Telephone
No. 10. ! . Leave your ordera for loo.
J. WK. . L. Squire make boautifu
abstracts , oi title , and deserve the sue
cess they are enjoying.
[ "ho " New Presbyterian Pastor Gives An
other of His Popular Sermons ,
TEMPTING A BOY
nconslitcnclos in Stock Kates on tlic
Ferry Train Mnnnwu'.s Xcw
Hotel I'orsonnl Mentions
All About the City.
"Working TOKO t her Kor (5ood.'f
Rev. Dr. i'hclps , the ne.v pastor of the
'rcsbyterian church , is fully meeting
he expectations raised by the record
nade by him elsewhere. He is not only
naking friends rapidly , but in the pulpit
especially he is a power. His sermons
ire attracting much attention , and ex
citing many favorable comments. Ho U
lot so remarkable for his close reason-
ng or eloquent climaxes , but rather for
he simplicity of Ills preaching , and the
ividness ot his illustrations. Ho is
vhat most people term "an easy man to
iston to. " One becomes Interested with-
nit ellbrt , the araangei.ieiit of his sor-
nous is so simple that one follows the
train of thought with ease , and his word
lietureings are vivid , his illustrations
veil ohoscn. His pulpit manners are
latitral. his voice , gestures , anil all de-
ails ot his delivery so harmoni/ing that
> no does not have thoughts distracted
jy any striking peculiarities , to which
one must become accustomed before ro-
illy enjojinir hearing him , In the coin-
non way of putting it , he is not only "an
asy man to listen to , " but "one does not
inve to get used to him.1
Ye-itei'dav morning ho preached from
he text , " \Ve know that all things \\ork
ogethcr for good to them that love ( Jod. "
Ho spoke ot the swiftness with which
vents followed each other in the lives of
ndhiduals and ot nations. The recent
emoval of the remains of Abraham Lin
coln brought back so vividly the startling
'vents which led to his dentil. The men
imminent in that day , where were they
unvV ( irant , ( Jarlield , Beecher , ( Jougli
mil other had been also gathered into
their last restmir places. Rapid as these
cu'iits followed , and important as they
lad been , yet there was the assur-
uiee that they all worked togelher
for good. 1'lecting as was nian'.s life ,
yet it was full of trouble. The sunniest
life had shadows. The great trials of
life made man better , however. Just as
great drivewheels often went backward
so as to eiul the other machinery for
ward , so the loss of property , the death
of dear ones , disappointments and sorrows
rows , while seeming to turn tlio great
drivowheels of life backwam , really
pushed a man forward , nearer to heaven.
In the course of the sermon Rev. Dr.
Phelps told an incident it ; his own lite ,
as an illustration of iiow an overruling
providence otton changed nian'.s plan-
niiiir , and made events work together for
good. After preaching ten years his health
was poor , and all physicians anil friends
urged him to give up. He was warned
time and again that if he did not stop
preaehmg he would drop dead in the
pulpit. At last he decided that it was
best to .stop. He decided to go to work
at the carpenter Irado. He made all
arrangements to do so , and the very day
was .set. Instead of meeting his appoint
ment logo to work , lie accepted an invi
tation to meet an olii triciul , a brother
minister , who had formerly been a dnu-
tor. This friend convinced him that the
other physicians had been > n error about
his case. Ho showed him that he was
sutlering from spinal trouble , and not
from brain trouble , and advised him
where ho could go to got relief. This
incident changed his plans entirely. lie
was helped physically , and went on
preaching , gamiiig in health and
strength. He believed that God had
overruled his plins , and that ho had
made all these things worK together for
good.
Drs. Ilanchett & Smith , ollico No , 12
Pearl st. Residence , 120 Fourth st. Tele
phone No 10.
Fine Horse Flesh.
There arrived in this city yesterday
morning some noted trotting horses ,
some of which have boon wintering in
California. Tlioy wore in charge of one
of the most noted horsemen in the coun
try , Mr. ( ) . II. Hickok , late owner and
driver of the famous St. Julion. Upon
arrival they took quarters at the Coun
cil Binds driving park , whore they will
rom.iin until 2 o'clock this after
noon , when they leave for tlio east.
Among the manner are the celebrated
Harry Wilkes , who last season reduced
his record a second and a quarter , lie
now has u record of 2:1 : ! } } . J. Q. , with a
record of 2:17 : } . These two are the prop
erty of Mr. Frank VanNoss , of Now
York , who has been with them to Cali
fornia , but yesterday went on through to
St. Louis.
Charley Hilton , record 2:175 : , and Prob
lem , a < ; reen horse , the property of Mr.
Win. H. Crawford. The above horses
are in charge of Mr. Hickok. while
his own stables arc composed of
Arab , 2:17 : } ; Albert , 2:21 : ; Voucher , 2:22 : ;
and Conde , n green horse. He 1ms in
charge al.so the stallion Abosford , with
three others , which arc en route east.
Besides these there is another stable of
twelve mares and colts with St. Bolls ,
2:21 : } , the property of Mr. Siblov , which
is on ronto to Frankfort , Pa. , having been
purchased ot Governor Slumlord.
AVixr Is Dcclarcil at Last.
The Germans entered Pans at 7:30 :
o'clock this morning , but were beaten
back by the workmgmen , the merchants ,
farmers and bankers , after which a par
ley was hold and the opposing forces con-
eluded to postpone the balance of their
lighting until Tuesday , May 17 , when
they will rush down to the assignee's sale ,
where there is $50,000 worth of men's ,
boy's and children's clothing to bo
slaughtered nt 40o ou the dollar.
U o moan just what we say , and those
goods must 1)0 sold. Come early to avoid
the rush. Wo will put on sale Tuesday
morning 100 suits at sf'J.OO , original cost ,
$ . ) . 100 suits of Union Cassiniore $3..r > 0 ,
cheap at $7. 50 black worsted and fancy
cassimere suits at | 5 , such as are sold
from $10 to $12. The very finest worsted
and cassimcro suits of foreign manufac
ture will bo sold at from $ u to $12 per
suit. Youth's boy's and children's
clothing and furnishing goods at the
same low figures. There is no humbug
to this and wo moan every word wo say.
Country merchants will do well to give
us a call and examine our stock as we
will sell you goods for less money than
any eastern jobbing house.
Romembei the number , No. COG Broad
way , Council BluUs.
00J ( _ 500
Personal Paragraph ) ! .
The McCiibcny family , composed ol
fourteen persons , are at the 'Ogdcn am !
to-night appear nt tlio opera house.
Mrs. J. H. Monchan and her three
daughters of Kansas arrived yesterday
and nro visiting her sister , Mrs. C. It.
Alien.
John W. Paul , F. .1. Burkley. J. B.
Doyle and ii. V. Burkley , of Omaha ,
were a quartette who dined at tlio Ogden
yesterday , and then took a drive to see
the improvements about Lake Mannwa.
Miss Kate Kdinger , sister of Mrs. Rolf ,
has returned from Boston , whore she hu-
becn furthering her musical culture. She
sang a pleasing solo m the Congrega
tional church yesterday. Shu expects to
return to Boston in u tow weeks to re
sume her training there.
. ,
ITr r'fl1fc frfc' > JM lillntliBi ' l.t ( *
$100,000.00 $ ,
Worth of
Men's
,
Boys' and
Children's
4
Hats , Caps and Gents' '
Fomlsidng Goods.
At forced sale , commencing
Monday , M.iy KUli , regard
less of cost or value at
& GO'S.
Peoples' ' Store
Eelow we give a partial list of
prices during this sale.
Men' * fwinner Cjatu , all nixrs ,
15c each.
Meii'n Seersucker font * and J'ctitx ,
choicest iHiltcrnn , at iJJcforcout and
rest.
rest.Youths'
Youths' and boys' sizes , same
price.
Men's suits , co'its , nants anil iv.sfx ,
for SI , $ J.'J > , $1.7X. . . " > < ) , $4 , $ . >
and $ < i.3O , all ivoi'tlt double the
money.
Men's Lnion Citssimrre Snitu ,
$2.23 , if .TY * , f.'t.GO , $ t.7 > , .ftff.JO .
anil f ( > .
Men's all wr.ol Casiinicre Suits ,
1/ood qitiillli/ , heat sti/lcs , eteyant -
tint/ aoodsor , $ ( i , $7 , $8 , fit
andW.
Jiext inalitiMlddlcs > \K liluc cloth
Suits ( Grand Ai-nty Suits ) at tfti.fiO
cat-It. This it thti best quality made ,
and Is sold by cuerybmli/for tflZ.t'iO
to JX. JUj-tra Grand Annij but
tons ylvcn with each suit.
Men's H'oritcd Suits , $ . ? to # . ' > .
Over fiOO suits formerl/ ) sold at
from ifUfi to $2O each , will be sold
durlny this grsttt salts at $1O each.
Attention is invited to our lari/e
stock of Boys' and Children's Cloth-
/ , which aOcsrcaardlcsiofcoat.
PANTS.
Men's Worhlny Pantr , i > Oc. < iOc ,
7Sc , .ftl ami $1.23 , worth morcthan
double the monei/ .
Men's Union Citssimcre J'tt'its ,
WOO ixtirs at $1 a pttir , rctju'ar
value 92 to $3.
iiOO iiairs Men's Woo I'ants ,
$ J.ao , $1.7J , $2 to $ , 't and up to
ifS each.
Gents' Furnishing
GOODS.
BOO dozen Earl 0 Wihon's , Fel
lows C Co.'s , and other makes gents'
Linen Collars , > c each.
1 case Jtockfor < \ Mia-cd Seamless
HdlfJIose at Jc. Only 4 pairs to each
customer.
ii cases best British Half Jfote , 4
pairs for 23c.
3 cases Men's Fancy Half Hose ,
3 p airs for H.'tc.
A good J'crcale Shirt for 23c.
A good Cheviot Wo Icing Shirt for
25c.
25c.A
A good Straw J fat for Oc.
A good Men's Undershirt for ISc
and X.'c.
It EM EMU Kit That each and
every article you buy from its is new
fresh goods , direct from the eastern
manufacturers , Xoold shop-worn
nor bankrupt stuff that has been re
fused by every other town in the
country on account of falling to
pieces from laying and moth-eaten.
We protect our customers and
guarantee satisfaction in every case.
Don't fall to attend this great sale
and do not postpone your visit too
long , for we ivlnh these- goods to be
seen by as many customers as possi
ble.
CISCMAX & CO.'S
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
Nos , 314 , 316 , 318 and 320
BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL n LUFFS , - - - I A.
We are careful what we say in an
advertisement , and don't believe It
pays to entice people into our stores
by rfpvcscntatlons ivhich we CAN
NOT HACK Ul * .
O. CT.
Real Estate Broker and Dealers
Council Itlulft OlfU-c ,
Temple. Oinaliu Olllffo , ; 111
\ortli Hllli Mrect.
Pnrllfiiliir attention Kivcn to In
venting fund * for 11011 - re l-
dent * . Special hurgiiliK In lots iV
acre properly In Omiilm & Coun
cil lllnlft. L'orrepoiulciU'v Nolle *
Itctl.
FARM LANDS CHEAP
Farming Land ? In Iowa , Minnp ola , Kansas , anil ranging from $5.00 lo
? ] ( ) .0 ( ) per ucrn. School and . > late lands in Minnesota on 80 years' tnno 5 per
cut interest. Land Ituyers farp lice. Information , etc. , irlvun by
No. 555 Hroadway , Council li lulls , Towa , ajiont for Froldrikbcu & Co. , Chicago.
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to , )
HAYS & GLEASON ,
Commission and Produce Merchants ,
Jcttci' & In Grot'ci'lr * ami I'rnvlsloii * , Sntl.tfdctioii
JVo. 11 South Main Street.
ji. men , M. i ) .
Cancers and other Tumors
Removed without the knite or Drawing o
Hlooil.
O\cr DO vears Practical experience.
No. 11 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
CRESTON HOUSE.
The only Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Fire
Escape.
And All Modern Improvement * .
315 , 317 and 319 Main St.
MAX
K. N. It A ItXETT ,
Justice ol the Peace ,
41/5 / Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
Korses § Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select I
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
glc or do"ble.
Council Bluffs
Star Safe Stables and Mule Yards
lliondwio , Council UlulTs , Opi > . Dummy Duput
II
,
and mules kept constantlyon
hand , for sale at retail or in car load
Orders promptly lilled by contract ou
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
Snitinit& : UOI.KY , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114
Formerly of Keil Sale. Stables , corner
1st. ave. and 4th street.
C. B. ALLEN ,
EngineBrSur , BjorMapPublisher ,
No. 11 Forth Main St.
City nn < l county mips , of cities nnd counties
In western lown , Nebraska and KRUSIIS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITOTICE.
Special Rdveitlsemcnts , such RS test , Fo.ind
'joLnnn.For Bnlo , To Itont , V ants , Hoarding ,
etc , wlll Ijolnsorled in this column ut the low
rixtoofTENCnXTSPEIUjIXE forthoflm Insor-
/ivoCentsrcrUiioroi'cachaubaoiuom
Insertion. Leuvo advertisements nt our ofllcu
No. U I'eurl ill out , near Uroadwujr , Council
tiluflg.
WANTS.
NOTICE IlurlnK past low months aoveni ,
urllelos luivo ueoii found onourcoiintorsl
left by ladles whllu shopping 1'artles can se
cure sanio tiy calling and proving piopertjr.
Hnrknets Drctliers. . . ,
"ITITANTED Ton Urn-claps cornice inun.im-
TV mediately , for outside woik on new
county coin t house , Council HlutN. Apply at
Kiel lintel , Mnlii Htieet , or of W. I. . Tucker ,
foreman , as court huuso.
FOlt HAIjlI A choicn liouso containing oltfht
rooms , with poiclies. tuinaiu , bathroom ,
barn , etc , In tine neighborhood on sixth IIY-
unue , between Sixth and Seventh Btniots , for
(4X ' ( ) If taken within tun du > s. Cull on or
write K. J. Day , No. 3'J ' 1'enrl street , Counci
Ilium * .
_
WANTED To Imy n her o and
, tORCthi-r or topurtitely. Addles *
H. 8. , lice olllce , Council Illulls.
\VAOTKD Two experienced nursery salesmen -
' ' men of Rood addii'ss and best of relor *
oncea , Inquire ot hd DnuioH , Hciiton Fuel
Co. 'a ollico , No. ( US llronitwuy.
TjlOIlSAIjK OnoJernoy nnd Dm hum yearling
Jbull. . Weight about tjiiu poundu. Imjulru
ot M. Ultason , near Wabash round house.
FOIl S.tl.K Or J'rade Six sections of Kood
land In Lincoln county , Neb , on U. P.
railway. Call on or address Udell llros. & Co , ,
lttU'oarlst..Cou neil lIliiffH. _
FOR KENT Ifaiiso of ttvo rcouia. Inijulro
at 315 Franltlln street.
_
FOll SAI.E-Chcap ; n peed borfio. Tan brat
three mlnutoa. KiKUlro | at No. 1J-J West
llroadway. _ J _
NOTICE Will pay the hlKhcst pi Ice for Qrat-
class cast -oil lady's , Kent" , und children's
clothing , boots , shoe * , hats , etc. 1) . Goldstein ,
Noa. 217 and ! b llroadway.
House Cleaning
is to be done by nearly all the ladies in
the spring.
Now is the right time to do thia. For
ladies , it is a disagreeable but unavoid
able work , and we make the oiler to do
the most troublesome work of all , that is
TO CLKAN TI1K OAKl'KTS.
Wo clean tlio carpets , velvets , moquottcs ,
brussels , or any other kind of carpets ,
without taking them up. Wo guarantee
THAT THE CAKl'ET WILL BE 1'KUFECTI.V
CLEAN , THAT THE COLO11S AltE KFBlOItEI ) ,
nnd that no dust will bo left in the car-
pet. Wo guarantee our work and refer
to prominent parties in this city.
Send us a postal card and wo will call
upon you and explain in what way our
cleaning takes place. G. A. FISHKIC.
Mo. 023 Sixth Avenue , Council Blufls ,
TME TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard So.MHO ) Sired by Almont No
: ti : , and "Register , " ( Standard No. nsiU.
Siri'd by Tramp No. 803. These stallions
will make the season of 1887 at the Coun
cil IJlulVs Driving I'ark.
For particular * ) inquire of or address ,
WADK UAHY , Council HI tills , la.
Has u conijiloto llnu of
Midsummer Millinorv ,
I.iirKolmtslnnlilto , black nnd nil colors. 1'nt-
tern bonnets lints itiul toques , nspuclulty.
No 15H DoiightB St. , Oiunhii.
Twill be at the raci/ic JfotelCouncil '
llluffs , every Saturday forenoon
OmahaDcntal Association removed to
Hellman IHocK , cor. Kith and Farnam.
Host sets teeth $ > ( ! , fully warranted. All
operations rendered painless by the use
of our new antusthctic. Dr. Haughawout ,
Manager.
If lion are thiukiny of purchasing
acat'itct , rail on us. It is a pleasure
to show goods and we have the goods
to show. We are the only exclusive
carpet house In Western Iowa , and
and our stock in consequence is be
yond comparison with houses that
pretend to be. in the carpet business
We guarantee to sell all goods as
cheap as they can be sold and leave
us a small margin. . JVb big prices.
Our specialty is Carpi-ts and we can
can give i > riccs that will surprise
you.
you.A
A full and complete stock of
Draperies and Upholstery always
on hand.
We also hare the fluent lincofJtugs
ever seen in the west , lanying in
price from SO cents to is many dollars
lars ,
A'one but experienced carpet
layers and drapers employed , and
all work done under the Immediate
supervision of our Mr. Stockcrt.
y. Ji. Samples of Carpc's ' sent
upon application and the very low
est prices guaranteed.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Carpet Company ,
No. 405 BROADWAY ,
Council HI u IF * .
OFFICER d5
Council Bin ITs , Iowa.
Established 1S57.
FRANK 8. HICK ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
Designs , estimates and reports on bridges ,
viaduct * , foundations and ircncnil antrlneorluir.
lilue prints of any size and iiuantlty. . , ,
Office No 13 N. Main St. , First National Hank
Bl clc. .
ELECTRICITY !
DR. RICHARDS' ' Electric Bath Rooms and Office
No. 607 Mynster St. , Council Bluffs.
One Square North of the P. O. Building.
T reatment and Baths Given Ladies by Mrs. Dr
Richards on Tuesday , Thursday & Saturday.
Electricity is a remarkable naturalagcnt which has long been Known and utilised
ns a remedy for diteaie and continued'experience has enlaced its sphere of useful
ness and improved its appliances by which it is employed until its utility an. ! virtue
has become second to no other known remedy , in the treatment of certain forms of
disease. This agent ib employed here in all its most serviceable forms by the aid of
large batteries , static machines , electric cabinet bath's , electric \\atei baths , the clcc-
tiic chair and electrodes for treating all p.irtb of the body. We are piepared to do
all that can be done \\ith tbe e great remedies. In cases of Rheumatism , Neuralgia ,
I'aralvsis , Spinal Irritation , Rectal Diseases , Nervous Diseases in femalch arising
from Uterine disorders and many other chronic and subacute troubles , it stands at
the head of all knoun remedies or methods cure. A thorough study of it for years
and the successful treatment of hundreds of cabes , after all other remedies had fail
ed , is snfllcient cxidence of its great \\ortb and perfectly satisfies us with its good
effects on the diseased body. In the great hospitals and sanitarians of America
and Europe , electricity is leading all other methods of treatment. In all leading
colleges the professors aic teaching electricity as one of the potent remedies and a
special chair ib appointed in many of tlictn. Many of the ablest physicians of all
bchoolb are making a specialty of electricity to the exclusion of almost everything
else. This great remedy has often fallen into disrepute by being recommended and
used by peisons , and physic ans , perfectly ignorant of its properties and powers ,
who would as often ail\ise and use the wrong current as the right one or depend
upon it in diseases for which it is not adopted. We are sure that when the people
become educated in the use ol electricity for many diseases with which the body
Is afllicted and find the great good therein , the incdicineb and patent righted nos
trums upon which they now rely will grow old and dusty on the shelves. Electricity
is nature's great remedy nnd to fully understand and skilfully apply it is our effort
and aim in life.
For farther information call at tlio office or Fend for de
scriptive and illustrated pamphlet on Electricity and
Electro Therapeutic Baths , by
DR. RICHARDS ,
GOT Mynster Street , Council Bluffe , la.
506 Don't ' Pass 506
WITHOUT READING THIS.
If you arc interested in youv own welfare you will take
an mtere&t in the below facts :
"We will place on sale a § 50,000 stock of clothing from
one of the largest New York jobbing houses which lias
recently failed and of which I am one of the assignees.
These goods are ne\v , fresh and all of the latest novelties ,
consisting of mens' , youths' , boys' and children ' clothing
as well as a fine line of furnishing goods.
Union Cassimero suits will bo sold from $2.00 to $5.
All wool cassimero suits from $5 to $10 , such as you pay
from $12 to $20.
A fine line of Union cassitnoro pants accordingly.
40 per cent on the dollar will buy anything in our store
AVill bo opened on Tuesday morning , May 17th. Come
early and avoid the rush. 20 clothing salesmen can lind
immediate employment by calling at once.
506 BROADWAY 506
GARDEN HOSE ,
Steam , Gas and Water Pipe
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY ,
No 552 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Mail Orders Shipped J'romptly.
Swanson Music Company ,
No. 329 Broadway . Council Bluffs
ESTEY PIANOS , GAMP & GO.'S PIANOS ,
ALSO PIANOS OF OTI1KII MAKKS.
Estey Organs , Camp& , Co.'s ' Organs and Western CotlageOrgaas
A few comments re ardinK the Ksloy I'iauos. In every elvill/.cd country on the '
clobo the name of Kstcy is n household word with lovers of music ; it is n jjuarir - -
for'tho exquisite quality of tone in musical Instrument * , bearing the namii Unit
mnnds confidence , admiration and enthusiasm ,