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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEfr MONDAY , APRIL 30 , ' *
ITHE BAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
OFFICE , NO. 13 PEAKU STIIKKT.
Delivered ty Carrier In Any VMint the City at
Twenty Cents I'er Week.
U.W.T1LTON . . . MANAGER.
TEU5PJ10NES !
F S OrricB , No. 43.
Nuini KUiiou , No. 33.
MINOR MKNT10N.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring Roods nt Roller's.
ITic city Jail had but one occupant yester
day , J. A. Grlflln , who was booked for drunk
enness.
Colorado and West Virginia coal nnd best
Marble Head lime at Council Blurts lumber
company , 000 Main street. Tel. No. 257.
The orpan recital , which was postponed
from last AVednesday evening , will take
lilaco this evening at SU Paul's Episcopal
church.
The rchinlns of 11. J. Uunncls , who died at
his homo on Harrison street Kntiirdny mornIng -
Ing of hemorrhage of the lungs , were taken
to Dunlnp In the evening. The funeral
Occurred yesterday. - ,
Tho.Cathollo .young men met yesterday
afternoon and arrange * ! a programme which
shall govern them In their attendance upon
the services dedicating St. John's church ,
Omaha , which tnkcs place next Sunday.
The now police force goes on duty tomorrow
row morning , nnd the retired members will
lay aside their stars und t > cek other employ
ment. Ex-Onicer Koso has brushed the dust
nnd cobwebs from his carpenter's chest , und
will resume worlc at his old trade.
The fire Inds nt No. 4 house arc becoming
expert foot ball players as well as llro light
ers nnd musicians. The scarcity of alarms
gives ample Unto for practice of all kinds
without neglecting any of the many duties
that the dcuartment Is called upon to per
form.
The clerk of the weather kindly Interfered
in behalf of the Indies yesterday tind pre
vented the playing of Uift proixjscd game of
bnso ball at the driving park with the C. 12.
Mnynes of Omaha. The exhibition gumo
with the J. J. Hardlns' that was to have been
played Saturday will take place on the Lake
Wnnawn grounds next Wednesday afternoon
If they ftrc In a suitable condition. Yester
day's postponed game will bo played on Borne
future date that is yet undetermined.
The readers of the Ben will bear In mind
the ucncllt concert which takes place tomorrow
row evening at the Congregational church.
Mr. Nat M. Itrighaih , the finest tenor In the
west , will appear In cnoico selections. Mr.
Will Tabor , Omaha's finest organist , will
also crivo some beautiful numbers in recital.
The best talent In this city will also appear ,
altogether presenting ono of the choicest
musical entertainments possible to bo so-
cured.
Sewer connections and house scwors
laid by N. Y. Plumbing company.
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TravolorsI Stop at the Bochtclo.
A full line of crockery nnd glnsswnro
at Lund Bros. , No. 23 Main struct.
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The district telegraph Co. servos pat
rons any time of day or night.
Shcafo loans money on real estate.
Will the Heathen Bo Snvnd ?
Rov. G. W. Crofts delivered his annual
ecnnon In the interest of foreign missions
yesterday morning. In the course of his
sermon ho referred to the discussion which
bus recently caused so much trouble in the
Congregational denomination. Some had
taken the position that If the doctrine was
held that the unenlightened heathen would
bj saved , this would kill the very nerve of
the mil sioimry work. Mr. Crofts said that
ho did not ngrco with this view. For ono , ho
did iot : know what God would do with the
unenlightened heathen. Ho was satisfied
that God would deal with them in Justice
nnd In mercy. Ho thought there was too
much stress laid upon conjectures as to what
God would do about this nnd that mysterious
matter. The great question to determine for
each ono was what God wanted him to do.
It was fnough for each ono to learn his own
duty , and learning It , perform it , leaving
these mysteries for God to take care of.
Largest stock of wall paper over seen
in the city. Picture frames made to
order. Very latest designs in cornice
mouldings. H. P. NSles , 402 Broadway.
Oldest lira in this line in the city.
J. G. Tipton has several fine bargains
lu houses and lots if taken soon. ,
E. H. Shcafo loans money on chattel
security of dvory description. Private
consulting rooms. All ousinoss strictly
confidential. Ofllco SOO Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
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'Money at low rates oh nrst-classlarra security.
Burnhaui , Tulleys & Co. , 102 Main street.
1'rejmriiifr for Their Hose Hop.
The following committees have charge ol
the Independent hose team ball at the Ma
sonlo temple to-morrow evening : Arrange
ments F. II. Guanolla , Charles Nicholson
Jesse Walters. Reception Mayor Rohrcr.
J. W. Pcregoy , G. A. Holmes , John Helm , P
Lacy , Thomas Bowman , Harry Bukinbino
C. D. Walters. Floor D. E. Glcason , B. T
Connors , J. L. Tcmploton , J. M. Scanlan
Frank Levin , Wlliam Brown , Dalby'sbant
will make a parada in the evening hefori
going to the hall , marching from Fourtl
street to First street and return on Broad
way. A largo number of tickets have beei
sold , and If the weather is favorable the at
tendance will bo heavy. The boys will net i
good round sum to meet their expenses in at
tending the tournament at Clinton.
Parties wishing to see some excollon
work in manufactured stone- curbing
should see the worlc being done on Gloi
avenue , between High School avunu *
and the reservoir , by R. L. Williams
and these parties wishing to have tin ;
such worlc done should make arran'go
ments with him now , so that the stoni
may bo sufficiently hardened previous ti
paving. Uo lias already laid over 1U,00 (
( eotund lias contracted , this season , foi
over 10,000 foot. ' His olllcc is lit 18 N
Main street.
All who are interested in the whiti
cross movement are requested to bi
present at the Baptist church parlor
Tuesday evening , May 1 , at 8 o'clock
Important matters uro to Uo considered
1 Bargain Corner lot on Broadway ii
Bayliss & Palmer's add. , $525 if taken a
onco. Johnston & Van Patten.
J. G , Tipton , Real Estate , 527 B'waj
Union Abstract company , 230 Main strcel
S. B. Wadswortli & Co. loan money.
Dislocated Ills Knee.
J. Swobe , a Union Pacific employe who ho
charge of the dummy transfer train , me
with an accident at tha dummy depot yestci
day morning that will lay him up for som
little time. The 10:30 bad just backed up t
the wagon approach and Mr. Swobo In getttn
down from his position on the top of the en
slipped and fell. Ilia leg caught on the stc
end dislocated his knee Joint. Ho was take
to the oflice of Dr. Bellinger , whore the Ii
jury was cared for and tha sufferer was the
removed to his homo In Omaha. The Injure
member is exceedingly painful , but will no
cause any permanent inconvenience. It wu
was u dangerous experiment to go througl
and Mr. .Swobo is to bo congratulated on hi
escape from more serious consequences ,
Warburton & Iwarson , fashionabl
dressmakers , No. 32 Pearl s > t.
Special bargains in pianos and organ
for the next thirty days at the Muelle
Music Co.'s store , 103 Main street.
For Sale Cheap Lots near the hrldg
to parties who will build at onco. Ad
dread or call on J. U. Rlcu , No. 110 Mai :
'etrcot , Council BlulTa. .
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THE CHRISTIAN YOUNG HEN ,
Their Sixth Anniversary Services
and Sermons Last Evonlngr.
A DISLOCATED KNEE JOINT.
The lloso Tcnm Hall This Week's
Concerts Mnnnwn About to
Open IJrlef Hits of
Bluffs News.
The Y. M. C. A.
The sixth anniversary of the Y. M. C. A.
In Council Bluffs was celebrated In fitting
services and exorcises during Saturday nnd
yesterday. There were present the gentle
men who nro most prominent in this branch
of religious work in the state and northwest ,
besides many others , and whllo the attend
ance nt the meetings wai generally good , the
untoward weather prevented that full attend
ance from abroad nnu homo which would
otherwise have been secured. Much Interest
was manifested In the work , nnd in the meet
ings many practical Ideas were suggested ,
both in papers aud in discussion , which will
iloubtlcss prove valuable In furthering the
jfforts und accomplishing the purposes of the
association ,
The formal exorcises opened on Saturday
ftcnioon with u meeting in the asso
ciation rooms. A paper upon "Tho
Objects and Work of the Workers' Training
Class" was read bv Mr. W. M. Parsons ,
of Oslcoloosn , after which comes association
reports and plans of worlc In smaller towns
throughout the stato. The evening service
it the Baptist church was most entertaining
and Instructive and , considering the weather ,
was well attended. A preliminary song ser
vice was followed by a a paper on l'Tho Re
lation of the Board of Directors to the Asso
ciation , " by Secretary Spears. G. C. Jcnner
presented a consideration of "The Relation
of the Board of Directors to thu General Sec
retory. " State Secretary Darner followed
with u paper upon "Tho Relation of.tho As
sociation to the City Churches. " The pre
sentation of the above was i olio wed by ques
tions upon and a general discussion of the
topics treated.
Ycstorday's services wore introduced by n
young men's prayer meeting at 0 a. in. led
by Mr. Jrnner. A men's gospel meeting
followed nt 4 o'clock p. m. Both were bold
in the association rooms and were well at
tended. The evening services , which
closed the anniversary sessions , were
held In both thu Presbyterian and Broadway
Methodist churches. In the former the main
features were an address by Dr. Phelps , of
the Presbyterian church.and the annual re
port oflocal secretary , G. D. Baker. As
this is of general interest , as showing the.
practical side of association worlc , the report
as read Is herewith given :
Mr. President and Friends :
Wo meet to celebrate the sixth anniver
sary of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion of Council BlulTj. I can but brielly
state the work of the year past , especially
during the management of Mr. Curtis , who
faithfully labprcd with you.
The growth of the association during the
past year has been good. Our boons show
an active membership of seventy-eight , an
increase of eleven since January 1 , IbSS.
Total membership to date 301
Total membership last year 1SS
Increase during ttio year 11(5 (
The financial work from January 1 to April
0 is shown by the following statement of re
ceipts aud expenditures :
ItECBll'TS.
Cash froniMcMahon $ ir.00
Subscribers 54S.K )
( lymwibimu members 403.00
Hath ronu 4".OU
Jliinazlnps sold JJ.K7
1'rotlts from lecture. . . . . JJB
Sundry receipts 12,50
KXl'liNIHTUnCS.
Salary last year $ 9VOO
Salaries , socretnrle'.j 220.00
N. Y. Plumbing Co M OO
C. lloscn ; . . . a.Kl.00
Fuel , lights ami fixtures 85.Ki
Htato'nork ai.10
Insurance 4.00
Incidentals < 155.02
Stationery and papers 12.6'J
Heligious Work. This is , or should be , the
most important branch of our work. During
a part of the year three religious services
were held each week , as follows :
Young men's meeting , average attend
ance 83.
Workers' training class , average attend
ance 7.
Boys' branch , average attendance 29.
Since January 1 four have proposed con
version.
Literary and Social. The literaries and
sociables , which wore enjoyable , growing in
torcst and attendance , had to bo discontinued
for want of room. Statistics show that
eleven were held with an average attendance
pf 145. Wo may add the New Year's , recep
tion , January 3 , when about $60 callers wore
received and nearly half were served to
refreshments. For tdls wo have to thank
the ladies for their kindness nnd assistance ,
which made the day long to bo remembered.
Physical WorkWhllo wo aim especially
for ihS improvement o the miiritual welfare
of young men , The pliyslc'Gl work has not
been neglected. In connection with the
reading room and parlor the gymnasium and
bath rooms liavo been completed and
equipped and a gymnasium superintendent
employed. Two classes are conducted daily
In gymnasium exercises , as follows : From
5 to (1 ( p. m. , and 8 to 0 p. m. , except Wednes
days nnd Saturdays , when the boy's class
meets between 4 and 5 p. m.
Visitation of Sick. This committee has
visited and faithfully attended thirty cabea
of sickness.
Temporary Relief. A number of young
men have been assisted by meals anil lodging
given them , while others , through the aid of
the association , have fgund employment.
During the year employment has beer
found for sixteen young men. We
believe that many of the young men
led astray , are these out of employment , becoming
coming discouraged and homesick. The.v
give up to the aluroments of sin and crime ,
found at every turn in largo cities. While
the aim of the association is to help yougc
men morally , and to an honest livelihood , we
invite employers , when In need of clerks
bookkeeper i , mechanics , etc , to apply to us
No fco is charged either employer or cm
ployo.
Open Rooms The rooms of the associatloi
nro open every week day. from 8:80 : a. m , U
10 p. m. These who wish now have access
to the rooms fivu hours more each day thai
last year , owing to the fact that two men art
engaged for full timo. The reading room ii
supplied witli the daily papers of Councl
Bluffs and Omaha , a largo number of week
lies and the leading secular and religion :
monthly and semi-monthly magazine !
of the day. Our rooms nro pleasantly
located at tha corner of Broadway and Mali
streets , but are entirely too small. Wo liopi
that the people of Council Bluffs will soot
see the need of an association building , uiu
provide one for the young men which wll
HUnd as u permanent homo for them. Di
wo not need such u home ? Do wo not havi
tnc same interest In our young men as Sioui
City , Omaha and many other cities urounc
us I Do not these cities , with their bcautifu
buildings , as well as the best interests of al
our citizens awaken us to the cousidcratioi
of a Young Men's Christian associatioi
building !
nBoforo closing wo wish to thank you foi
the ) kindness and favors shown us durini
our work among you ; to the business mei
and others for their support and contribu
tlons and to thu Council Bluffs and Omaln
press for the daily pnpors donated and spaci
they have generously offered. As each sue
feeding yeur has been better and more fruit
fill than the past , let our prayers be iiultci
and earnest to lied for tno continuauco o
his goodness und guldadco through this an
other year. "
Treasurer A. B. Walker iiubui'.ttrd bis an
nual report , the principal features of whicl
are embodied in the ubovo.
i > n. rncu'S1 AunREss ,
Dr , Phelps began by congratulating the as
social ion on the sucrc-bsful completion of an
other year of work for the Master , whoso ro
suits only the future could reveal. Ho ex
pressed the bops that among the incrcasci
facilities of the near future might be a nov
association building , He warmly eoramemlci
tlio new secretary and his assistant to th <
confidence of the people. Ho urged a libera
support of the association from the churchc
and the city. He urged yflunp men to aval
themselves of the advantages which It offers
Ho then introduced as hu ttiema forth
oveuins , "Tho Young Menot the Bible , " am
Blanced , mindly at the portraits of youu (
men of whlcU God is the painter and ! i
whlcti the pictures are not of fce * but of llf
uud ctutncter. Uu thus pi'ctculed C | a am
Abel , Isaac , Jacob , Joseph , David , Daniel ,
John the Baptist , Stephen , Jesus , nnd others.
Among the lessons ho drew were these ! The
Influence of n man's youth on all the future
6 f hts life , the sowing of wild oats being
their dreadful harvest. Excess , cither of
dissipation or of toll In young lifea bor
YOwlnfbF tlio VlRoh of later years , whic
must 1)0 paid back with heavy Interest.
Men ought rather to lav up vigor in reserve
for later years. The bible elves high place to
the work of young men. Many of Its most
eminent characters have accomplished their
chief work in young life , as notably , Joseph ,
John the Baptist nnd Jesus. These charac
ters nro real and not mythical. They are
human and capable of Imitation by us to/May ,
yet they are different , each from every other ,
nnd wo ought not to servilely to imltato any
one , but each develop himself to the utmost ,
Bltr.V. O. W. CKOFT'fl ADnllBSS.
At the Broadway Methodist church last
ovcnlng the chief address was by Rev. G.
W. Crofts , of the Congregational church.
His topic was , "Tho Whole Man. " Ho spoke
of the necessity of a well rounded character.
The Young Mcns' Christian association fol
lowed lives of development resulting in this.
The speaker showed how the association
developed the physical , social , mental , moral
and spiritual sides of a young man's nature.
In this working for thobcttcrlngof the whole
mati the association was running nlone the
line of Christianity , which sought the same
result. Ho spoke of the necessity of saving
the young men. Ho presented startling facts
In regard to the number of young criminals ,
and also called attention to the prominence
taken by young men In all the worthy walks
ofllfonlso. It seemed In this ngo that the
character of most young men are fixed by the
time they were twenty years of ngo. Hcnco
tlio necessity for saving the young men.
This was the important work being done by
the association. There wcro in the United
States over ono thousand of these associ
ations with a membership of 153,000.
A County Clcnticr Nccclert.
The rain did excellent janitor worlc nt the
court house , the best work of the kind done
about the building. It washed off the broad
stone steps , making them quite clean. If thereof
roof of the now building could have been
taken off nnd the rain given n chance to wash
out the corridors , it would have Improved the
appearance of the building greatly. The now
court house is ono of the idlest in the west ,
nnd it is already ono of the dirtiest. There
arc stairways whlclilook as if they had not
felt the refreshing tickling of
a broom since they were put
in. It Is not evident what the
Janitor does with his time , nnd If ho employs
it In trying to keep the building clean , there
certainly is need of about ten more men like
him. As ono of the attaches of the olllccs
i-cmarkcd yesterday , "this building is as
dirty already as the old ono was. The old
building had ono advantage. There wasn't
so much of it to get dirty.1'
The yard is In a hopeless state of disorder.
Old stoves , boxes , ashes , stones , old wagons
nnd plows , an endless variety of trash Is
scattered about. The whole appearance of
the county property , outside nnd Inside , is
growing more and more disgraceful daily.
Tlio niannwa Opening.
Tickets for the opening banquet and ball
nt the Manawa hotel on Wednesday evening
are now on sale , nnd are being rapidly Uikcn.
The new proprietors of the hotel intend to
conduct it this season in a far more claborato
and satisfactory manner than ever before ,
and their efforts In this direction nro meeting
with n hearty second at the hands of the
pleasure loving public. It was intended to
Imvo the motor line in operation in time to
accommodate those who desired to attend
the event , but is very doubtful whether the
now motors will arrive in time.
Tlien nnd Now.
"Yes , county warrants nro ns good as
cash , " remarks an old citizen. "But I re
member the tiuio when they were sold at
twenty-five cents on the dollar. Twenty-five
years ago they wcro only worth from thirty
to thirty-five cents on tlio dollar , and I know
of ono man who had about § 1,000 worth of
them , which ho tried to sell for that and
couldn't. Ho finally sold the lot for ? 250. H
was fun to pay taxes in these days. I have
bought many a warrant at thirty-three cents
on tlio dollar , and paid taxes with It dollar
for dollar. Now a warrant is us coed as gold.
Some difference , sure. "
Ofllco of tlio Council Bluffs City Water
works Co. , No. 115 Pearl street. April 27 ,
188S. To consumers of water : This com
pany will consider that all consumers who
have not paid water bills duo April 1 before
May 2 , as wishing to discontinue the use of
the water , nnd upon May 3 all such delin
quents will bo shut off without further no
tice. The ofllco of the company will bo open
from 8 a. in. to 5 p. m. , and from 7 to 9 p. in. ,
daily , except Sunday , until tlio expiration of
this notice. HAUUV UIUKINIIIXK ,
General Manager ond. CU6 ! * Engineer.
Personal 1'arnRrnphS.
Mrs. Lou Fcrson is quito seriously ill.
A. Bluincnthal , of Chicago , is hero looking
after work on tlje. now government building.
Mrs. Ik S. Richardson , of the itevcfo
hojBsoTniturned yesterday morning from a
month's visit with relatives in Indiana.
To err is human , hut you make no
mistake if you use Dr. Jones' Red
Clover Tonic for dyspepsia , costivencss.
had bronth , piles , pimples , ague and
malaria , poor appetite , low spirits , or
diseases of the itidnoys , stomach and
liver. 60 cents. Goodman Drug Co.
HOW GLOVES ARE MADE.
An American Iiuluutry AVlilcli Com
petes AVitli tlio Best Tulent of Franco
and England.
The manufacture of gloves is not by
any moans of recent date ; hut the an
cient use of this article of dress was
rare and occasional , whereas the modern
use is common and universal. Leather ,
when prepared for this purpose , under
goes a much lighter dressing than when
prepared for any other article of com
merce. Franco has long been celebrated
for its glove manufactories , but Now
York lias now become recognized as n
strong competitor. The Jlrst operation
in glove making is to stretch out on a
piece of marble and render uniform with
n blunt knife the surface of the skin of
which the gloves are to bo made , after
which it is to bo reduced Into pieces ol
convenient length and width , without
cutting the material to waste.
Before cutting , however , the ekin is
dampened either by rubbing it with a
wet cloth or putting it in rt damn place.
It is then sounded and examined with n
view to the discovery of faults or blem
ishes , so that they may bo avoided in
cutting out , or at least that they may bo
bo placed as to bo unimportant. There
are regular scales of sizes for men's am
women's gloves and for ttio width of the
thumb pieces , which are cut out at the
same time and are proportioned to the
particular size required. In order to
cut the skin to th6 best advantage , it it
stretched from time to time by pullinj
it at the edges , between the thumb ant
the knife. When it 1ms been thus
elongated and widened the actual cut
ting nrocoss commences. Here it is
that the American glovomakors have i
great advantage over the English nni
French , In cutting up a dozen skins o
equal sire , on American will gen
erally manage to get ono or two
pairs of gloves over and above the
number which an Englishman or
Frenchman cun cut from the same
pkinB , and these not inferior or scanty
bu't well and handsomely shaped as the
rest The shape of the gloves to bo cut
IB not the only thing to ho attended to
Grout care must bo taken that the same
Ehado of color prevails throughout eacl
pair , for it frequently happens tha
there hra cloudy spots and gradations
of color to the skin , which would bo
destructive of beauty and good affect
The skin thus cut is in order now to be
fecwed , and the machine used is of i
peculiar pattern , the feed wheel o
which is lipped with a metal comb
through the points of which the needle
carry the silk and make an unusufillj
bpaody aud neat stitch' . . The glove in
du.ilry in New York has achieved Ita
BUSINES
ORDER TO PREPARE FOR MORE COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS WE WILL CX.OSJQ
OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS .aJSTD
SALE COMMENCING
SATURDAY MORNING , APRIL 28th ,
Every person desiring bargains will not fail to take advantage of this great casli sale *
The stock is new and well selected. Fine Dress Goods , New Styles , Choice Silks , etc.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS IN THE WEST. NEW GOODS AND
FIRST COME , FIRST SERVED. REMEMBER THE PLACE
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
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SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
largest stock , I METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Goods ,
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Lowest Prices , Clothing , Hats , Gaps , eto. v
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4E . RQHRER , William SlBdenlapf , . , MUELL H MUSIC .COMPANY.
E ffardman , Everett & FisTicr I
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aM. wtt Oily & .CourTtj . - .
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MUTUAU LIFE IN3. CO No.B 'Mtta 1814 St.M ry' A. .
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N Largest Capital and Surplus CITIZENS STATE BANK Your Patronage -
'O of Any Banh in the city. , /s Solicited. 00 ,
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STH COUNCIL , & .H-D. DLUFFS Foster SMDKB . , L SQUIRE'S
Pcrcgoj. & Moore's ;
Abstracts'of Title
. Wholesale. Santa Rasa , ,
No. . 8. Pearl St' ARE THE BEST.
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EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
O3F1
Manufacturer of Pine Carriages and Buggies. I always keep in stock a largo variety of castorjf
I have always a full stock to select from. H. F , HATTENH AUER , miiko Carriages , whicli 1 soil ata . very low nito.
Call and examine my stock. I am always
Prices Low. Nos. 27 to 31 } Fourth Slreet. ready to show goods.
mense proportion's , although quite a
few French makes are imported ; how
ever , the homo article finds a rcntty and
increasing sale. Now York Mail and
Express.
SPECIAjy OTICES.
NOTICE.
OPECI AL advertisements , such ns Lost , Koun J ,
O To Loan , For Sale , To llont , Wants , Hoarding
etc. , will be Inserted In tills column nttlisJow
rate of TEN CENTS PEH LJNS for the first th-
lon nnd Fi6 Cent jreFLlrtb for a\cU
quont Insertion. L'nvo advertisements nt our
olllcc. No. 12 Pearl street , near llroudway , Coun
cil Dlulfs Iowa.
WANTS.
WANTED Flrst-clafs tailors , cents , punt
nnd vest makers. A. Heller , 310 llroudway
"T7IOJI KENT Largo front room. 714 Jlynstcr
-C street , between Seventh nnd Kighth-sts.
An oxricrienced bookkeeper ,
WANTED or gentleman. Address with
reference anil salary expected , Hook J6 ! , Ilee
olllco , Council liluirp , la.
'ANTED At once , pants nnd vest maker.
H. Itocken , Ilarlan , la.
be sold A new rtrug stock located in
MUST Nebraska. Inquire of Hnrle , Haas
& Co. , Council UlufTa , In.
[ jlOK HKNT First-class piano In good order.
- Can bo had nt reasonable price. J'osnes-
Ion given May 1st. I ) . Goldstein , 'J28 Ilroadway ,
FOH KENT Furnished nnd unfurnished
rooms , 71T 1st avo. Itefercnces wanted.
TTIOIl BALE At a bargain. VI acres near stock
JD yards , South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson &
Christian , Itoom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
WANTED Blocks of merchandise. Hay *
Omaha and Council Blutrs city property ,
also western land to exchange for goodi. Call
on or address Johnson & Christian , Ti om S5 ,
Chamber of Commerce. Omaha. "
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER ,
FRICI2 $15.
Is A thoroughly practical , well made and finely
tlnUhed machine , Combines the PEBFECT LET-
TEIUNO , EXACT ALIONUCHT and RAPID WRIT-
JNO of a high priced writer with Biun.iciTV ,
Compactness and Durability , Send for circulars.
AGKNT8 WANTKO.
F. E. GAGE Tlio Excelsior Co.
83 Main St. .
LINCOLN , Nan. , Council Bluffs ,
Gen'l Agent. Agt , for Western Iowa
DELMONICO
HOTEL
711 BROADWAY.
Best $1 a Dayjjouse in the City ,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS ,
Near the Depots , Street Car Connections.
EGAN & SCIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
No. 552 BioK\vay. 'Opera ' Houio Block ,
SluS4. . 'iVleT'Koao2i'o. * . .
JONES & SHUGART ,
MOUNTS FOH (
VICTOR CYCLES.
) DEALERS IN (
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
CELUUIlATEnf
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE !
NO. 211 IJKOAOWAY.
D. H. McOANELD & CO. ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
833 and tS2 Main Street. Council Dluffs.Towa.
OGDEN BOILER WORKS
:
- : - - - ,
CARTER & SON , I'rop'8.
Manufacturers ot
Alt Kinds of Steam Boilers A Sheet Iron Work.
Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended
to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue. Ad'
drees Ogden Boiler Works , Council llluna.lowa.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE ,
$5 ,000 AT DEATH !
125 weekly Indemnity for Injury. Cost but 113
per year In the Old Keilaule Unfted States Mu
tual Accident Aasoclatlon of New York.
&
General AfeutH.
Itoom 3 , Opera Housa Ulock.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
tOO Broadway Council Uluffs , Iowa. Established
18 T. C-2
Star Stables and Mule Yards
Uroftdway , Council Bluffs , Onp. Dummy Depot
IlorstB and mules constantly on hand , for
nl at wall .or in car load lots. .
Orden promptly filled Jay contract on ebort
'notice.
> ld commlision. ,
Stopk tv on
' /tlWae ! U . 8CHLUTER * BObK .
Oposlu Dummy U pot , Council Waffs
MUELLER MUSIC CO. ,
Ave. 103 Filain Street
. E9arys . , ,
OHIAHA , NEB. COUNCIL , U3UFFS , SA.
A triumvirate of instruments which cannot ho excelled in tone , heauty of finish
and general workmanship.
Excel all others in style of case , hoauty of finish and volume of tone.
Sold for CASH or on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Ail kinds of Musical Instruments , Russian Gut Strings , Shoot Music nnd Musio
Books.
Dealers supplied at Chicago prices. Send for Catalogue.
Our Department of TOYS nnd FANCY GOODS , wo arc cloning ?
out nt lens tlinu co t. Dealers picnic iniiko u note ol' tills , and get
your goods cheap.
18-12. INCORPORATED 1878
CCL ,
MASSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTUKEHS.
Especially Desliriled for
SIZES FROM
MILLS , ELEVATORS
25 TO 250 AND
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
POWER , PURPOSES ,
AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINE ,
Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
bUNU KOR O/VTAljOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST ,
MOUNTS lilltllS AN MAMMAL * Tit UK TO
JVATUIIK. AM. WOKROUAItAJVTKIJO.
NO , 010 MAIN STUKBT , ! COUNCIL IJLUKPfi , IA ,
Orders takeu at J'eiirono & Harclan'8. B. 13th t. , OoiAlis , Neb ,
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELEGTRiC BELTS AND ELEGHiG TBOSSES.
Ho. 6O8 Broadway , Council Bluf/3 , Jowtx.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission of salary.
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