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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , MAY 2. 188a-
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
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[ r , OFFICE , NO. 12 PHAIlfe STIIEET.
Delivered by Carrier In Anr I'ftrtot the City at
Twenty Cents rer Week. . . . _
II. W TH/TUN. . MANAGEIl.
TKMil'HONES :
IIBRINFM OrriCE , No. 43.
NlOUT liUlTOIL , NO. St.
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring Roods at Keller's.
August Hctslcr Is setting up the cigars to
Iho boys. H is a boy.
The homo of K. E. Miller is made Joyful In
the arrival of ft girl baby , which arrived last
Saturday.
The readers of the Brn will please note
change of grocery firm which appears in an
other column.
Forest Smith has moved Into the Hrown
building , nnd will occupy the onico with his
brother , Walter I , Smith.
Yesterday , license to marry was Issued to
Mr. Burklmrd Volllgcr , of Omahn , and Miss
Antonla Heine , of tills city.
The nnnunl meeting of the club for the
election of ofllccrs Is to bo held Friday even *
Ing. All members should bo present.
to the un-'lcaaant weather it has
on decided to postpone the opening ban-
| tiot and ball at the Manawn hotel ono week ,
until Wednesday evening , May 0.
The contract has Leon signed for securing
the Oelso property for St. Ucrnnrd'ft hospital.
A small amount has been paid down , nnd It
is hoped that In the course of thirty days
enough will bo secured to meet the llrst pay
ment.
Attorney W. H. Ware has moved Into the
olllco in the Everett block made vacant by
the chnngo In location of Mr. W. W. Bllgcr.
Mr. Bllgor has moved into the former rooms
of County Attorney Daily , on Pearl street.
Attorney Dally has taken possession of the
quarters fitted up for the incumbent of that
onico in the now court house.
The now knitting factory is now in active
operation. Yesterday twenty-four operatives
were at work , and now ones nro being added
dally. Shafting is being placed In position ,
and by the first of next week all of the
machines will bo rim by water power. A
largo lot of yarn nrrlvcd last evening , nnd
marketable goods are being turned out very
rapidly. As soon as the full force of finishers
nnd prcsscrs are nt work nil the space ia the
room will bo utilized.
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The oldest firm , ami largest stock of
wtxll pnpor in the city. All the new
similes in ingrains nnd valours. A few
patterns in gilts at ICc per roil Nilcs ,
402 Broadway.
Money allow rates on llrst-clnsslarm security.
Burnhum , Tulleys & Co , IW Main street.
J. G. Tipton , Real Estate , 527 B'way
Union Abstract company , :23fl : Main street.
S. ' B. Wudsworth & Co. loan money.
Personal Paragraphs.
Judge Henry Ford has decided to leave
Council Bluffs nnd establish himself again nt
Logan , Ia. , in which place ho formerly lived.
Dr. lUco was yesterday noon taken very ill
While nt his olllce , and after being carried
homo Dr. Maerno was called in to attend him.
It appeared to bo apoplexy , nnd his condition ,
while not deemed immediately alarming , ia
quite serious.
Tlio Salvation Army.
To-night in the old opera house there will
bo a War Cry Sing Sing. This it something
now. There will bo a 11 vo cents admission
fco ; a War Cry will be given fieo to all ; and
no collection will bo taken.
Thursday night there will bo a rorintluan
meeting free to all. Meetings commence at
8 p. m. All are welcome.
Sewer connections and house sewers
laid by N. Y. Plumbing company.
Travolersl Stop at the Bechtolo.
A full line of crockery and glassware
at Lund Bros. , No. " 3 Main street.
Shcafo loans money on real estate.
Pcnpln That Ituild.
The building and improvement craze still
continues , and the city clerk Is called upon
several times n dayto Issue permits. Yester
day the applicants were us follows :
S. P. Sorensen ? CO
J. Stcphenson -200
Peter Larson SO
Edward Williams 75
It is said that there arc now over three
hundred buildings m course of erection in
the city. Heal estate men report a scarcity of
dwellings for ro.nt.
J. G. Tipton has several fine bargains
in houses und lots if taken soon.
Ofllco of the Council Bluffs' City Water
works Co. , No. 115 Pearl street , April 27 ,
1888. To consumers of water : This com
pany will consider that all consumers who
have not paid water bills duo April 1 bcfoio
May 2 , as wishing to discontinue the use of
the water , and upon May 3 nil t > uch delin
quents will bo shut off without further no
tice. The oftlco of the company will bo open
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. in. , nnd from 7 to 0 p. m. ,
dally , except Sunday , until the expiration of
this notice. IlAKiir BIIIKINIUM' ,
General Manager and Chief Engineer.
Grand Sparring Exhibition.
Arrangements have been completed for a
grand sparring exhibition ut the opera house
next Monday evening in which the best
known pugilists and athletes of Council
Bluffs and Omaha will participate. The
principal ovcnt of the evening will bo a sctto
between Pat Klllcn , of St. Paul , und Uarnoy
E. H. Shcafo loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting room's. All bubinos > s htrictly
confidential. Ofllco SOO Hroadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Wnrburton & Iwnrson , fashionable
dressmakers , No. 32 Pearl st.
on Deck.
In police court yesterday morning the case
of J , M. Mclntyro for breaking open a car on
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad was
continued.
David Thorp wns fined $5.10 for getting
drunk and going to sloop on the steps of the
Idol hotel at the uncanny hour of midnight.
During the day J , Stagcman was run in for
boozing- , and John Leo and John Murray
were locked up for sneaking n watch chain
from the lowolry establishment of Uoblnson
Hros. They were taken to the county Jail
for uufo keeping.
IJounil Over Kor Assault *
The ca o of J. W. Walker who
was arrested about two weeks ago
for throwing a car link at a "bcnb"
engineer in the "Q" yards was tried
bcsoro Judge Aylcsworth jcstcrduy , The
trial was attended by a largo number of
the strikers and their friends , and lasted
from 10 o'clock In the morning until 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. J. N. Hahhvin appeared
for the stuto , nnd John Llndt was counsel for
the defendant. About twenty-live witnesses
were examined , the majority being for the
dofcnso. The court in summing up the evi
dence said that the testimony of several with -
hnesses showed that the defendant , who U
if ordinarily a peaceable , law-abiding citizen.
if had been drinking , or the trouble would
probably never have occurred. Ho thought
the charge of assault with intent to commit
murder was not sustained , but thought that
there was an assault , and as the defendant
would experience no inconvenience In secur
ing bonds for his uppcaranco , ho would bind
him over to the grand Jury In the sum of
500.
500.Tho
The required amount was readily fuinlshcd
nnd Walker was given tils libcity. The
swearing of the witnesses for the defense
plainly showed the feeling existing between
the strikers und tlio'/scubs. " There is another
case ngalnst Walker for assaulting Hralio-
man Mungcr but Attorney Umjt announced
his wish to try th'c case before n Jury , and it
will not be . ailed until -next. week , when the
Jurors of the superior court will bu in at-
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Icudanee. .
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
The Bcnoflt Ooncort Proves to Bo
a Grand Success.
BOUND OVER FOR ASSAULT.
A Iccil In the Wrong Plncc More
Pollco Nccrtcrt IJonrd of Trntlo
Will llnoiu Ghnutniuiun Court
Items Personals.
A Fcnst or Good Things.
The concert given Inst evening In the
Congregational Church nsn benefit to Prof
Normnndlo wns nn unqualified success. On
nccount of the non-nrrlvnl of Mr. Tabor nt
the hour for beginning the programme was
changed somewhat.
Miss Wmnlo Crofts appeared In ft piano
solo , "Norwegian Bridal Procession , " by
Qrlcp , which was beautifully rendered , and
received merited applause. Not Brlgham's
appearance elicited a hearty reception.
Though not In his best volco his rendition of
"O , Happy Day , " by Goctz , wns magnificent ,
and received 5 deserved encore. Ho re
sponded with "Tho Ulrd Song , " by Soder-
borg. "Tho Song of the 13lrds , " a duct by
HuboiiRtoin , was most excellently rendered
by Mrs. , T. G. Wudsworth and Mrs. Hert
Evans. An cncoro was loudly called for , but
on nccount of lack of preparation the ladles
failed to respond. Mr. F. L. Hoyden sung
"Alone nt Lnst , " by George Schlulffnrtli , in
a , pleasing manner. Mrs. J. S. Judd ren
dered "Tho Dally Question , " by Erik Mover-
Hclmund , so cbarmingly that the audicnco
demanded a repetition , but the
intended cncoro wus not recognized.
Mrs. H. W. Higgini next appeared In recita
tions. "A Kentucky Hello" was splendidly
rendered and received an encore , to which
she responded with "Auxitalicus , " a beauti
ful thing which was well rendered. Mr.
Tabor having arrived , next appeared in
Hayden's "Adagio Contiwilo. " By the ar
tist this grand musical conception was faith
fully interpreted , and a icpctltion was de
manded. Mrs. J. G. WudswortH sang the
"Aria Hondo , " from La Sonumlnila so artis
tically that ii second appearance wns de
manded. She answcicd the call with "Quito
in the Usual Wny , " by Caldicott. Misses
Mattie und Hattlu Palmer sang the duet ,
"O Swallow , Happy Swallow , " by Kuckcn ,
it wns rendered charmingly , and urepetition
was demanded , to which the ladies responded
with "The Carnival of Venice , " by II. Mil-
lard. Mr. Brigham again appeared , with that
beautiful gem of Abt's , "bleep Well , Sweet
Angel , " which called for nn encore , which
ho responded to with "Dreams , " by Strelcz-
skl.
skl.Mr.
Mr. Prank Badollet gave a flute "Kouanco
nnd Farantclla" and added new laurels to his
already enviable reputation. Mr. Tabor
rendered his closing number , the "Festival
March" by Smart. Mrs. Wadsworth , Mrs.
Evans , Mr. Wcscott nnd Prof. McUermid
rendered "To Thee O Country" in a manner
most pleasing. This closed one of the best
mid most thoroughly enjoyed entertainments
that hus been given in this city. The results
nro most satisfactory. The church was well
illlcd , which will pivo a net result of nearly
$150. The success is duo to the heartiness
with which thoviorlc was taken in hand by
all those interested nnd to them all Prof.
Noruiandie extends a hearty "thank you. "
More Policemen Needed.
The new police force is now fairly started
in its work , and is making a-good beginning.
The "new broom" theory holds good In this
case , and it is hoped that it will continue.
There is no doubt but that Chief Lucas will
do all that can be done with the number of
men on the force , but it is evident to every
one that the number is altogether too small
to cover the amount of territory that has to
bo patrolled by the city police. There nro
but seven patrolmen on the force , live of
whom arc on the night force , leaving but
two for day duty. As it is impossible for the
average policeman to ho in half a doicn
places nt the same time , it can bo leadily
scon that the number is inadequate. The
captain of police , who has charge of the
nlijtit force , is supposed to cover all the
beats , and look after his men as well as the
lawbreakers who dieturb the peace and quiet
of the city. In the past the chief has pa
trolled Middle Broadway , but his duties nro
sulllcient to keep him in his ofllco a large
shute of the time , if properly attended to.
The force is to bo attired in regulation uni-
fotm and it is hoped that the mayor will go a
step farther and increase the size of his
force as the rapid growth of the city , and the
consequent increase in the number of the
light-tlngeicd gentry passing through hero ,
makes such a com so imperative.
Don't Own His Own Farm.
Yesterday afternoon James S. Liggett , a
well known and well-to-do farmer in Hardln
township was in the city and visited the
county recorder for the purpose of securing
a loan. Ho offered his farm of eighty acres
as security , but was told that the records
show that ho docs not own such n farm. It
seems that some person , representing him
self as Liggett , visited Attorney Snydcr one
day last week and had a deed acknowledged
transferring this farm to one Granger. The
consideration mentioned in the Instrument is
f'J , 140. The deed was then recorded. At
this time the teal Liggett w.ts in Chicago
nnd knew nothing of those transactions until
his return homo. Now , although Mr. Liggett
owns Ills farm , on account of the condition
existing , ho can do nothing with it until ,
through duo process of law , the title is
quieted , In the mc.in time all parties nio
waiting for "Granger" to turn up und call
for his deed , which was left for record.
Without this document his knavery will have
accomplished him nothing. The recorder has
been notified to hold the deed and should a
claimant appear ho will bo put where moro
questions can bo asked of him than ho will
feel like answering.
KAlIjIlOAO RACKET.
A Decrease In I'astipiiiicr Traffic Ofll-
ciol CliuiiKCS Other Items.
"There has been a great decrease in pas
senger traffic on all western roads during
the past sixty days as compared with the
same time last year , " remarked General Pas
senger Agent Eustlsof the B , & M. yesterday
"Why is this thus , you say ! Well ,
I will explain. One year ago every small
town In Ncbrask , Kansas and Colorado hud a
real estate 'boom , ' Land that was classed
ns aero property during the previous summer
was divided into town lots and nn excessive
valuation placed thereon. No man in the
west Is without eastern friends and ono and
all wrotolettois back to their old acquaint
ances , informing them of the situation. In
conscqucnco thousandsof people came from
the cast seeking an investment for their sur
plus cash. This yrar it is different. The
matter is settled , and business Is on a moro
substantial basis. The 'balloon' business
1ms died out , and values uVo steady , consequently
quently theio nro not BO many speculators ns
before. Whilotho railroads nro not iloliiL' as
largo u business the country is moio pros
perous because of this fact. I am not Hiiro ,
however , but that the decrease in passungor
trulllc is moro than made up by un increase
in the volume of ficlght business. "
on-'icui. CIUNOKS.
The following changes nro officially an
nounced by the Union Pacitlo management ,
taking effect yesterday ; W. A. Deul ,
assistant superintendent of the Nebraska
division with headquarters in this city , is
assigned to the Wyoming division with head *
quaitors at Emorbon , Wyo. P. Toohoy ,
assistant of the Wyoming division , is trans
fcirodtotho Nebraska division with head
quarters ut North i'latte. Mr. Toohoy Is
succeeded by J. Hnpcljo , whoso jurisdiction
formerly extended only over the nairow
gauge divisions in Colorado , nnd ho will
hereafter have chnrga of all lines in Colo-
lailo. All the above officers retain their oh ;
titles nnd the only charge will bo their trans
fers to new divisions ,
KXfiiN'i : > i or THEIR ow.v.
Instead of relying on the various lines of
railroads to do their switching , the Union
Stockyards company yesterday began hand-
line cars withcnginosof theirown. Two new
moguls. Wore put In service In the morning ,
William P. Campbell , formerly chief clerk
In the oftlco of Assistant Superintendent
Dcul , of the Union Pacific , will take charge
of the business , '
TUB STOCK BUSINESS.
All agent of ono of the line * co.iryi.ni ; stock
' i ud. from South' Qaiafid' w i3 seen j'9s-
tcrday and In reply to a question as to how
the B. & M. business was prospering at the
stockynrdA , replied that It was declining
dally. That since the strike the B. & M. has
shipped very few cars of stock , and has in
order to keep up nppcnrrnces scaled empty
cars labeled "fresh meat , " taken them to
points in Iowa , nnd then sent them
back , The business of other road ? hns
constantly been on the Increase the Milwau
kee showing an Increase of nt least S3 per
rent , the Hock Island40 per cent while the
Northwestern was no per cent for March ,
compared with February nnd ono car of meet
to spnro. Yet everything Is "running
smoothly , "
fiflKCS.
The sixth anniversary of the founding of
the town of Wymore will be celebrated May
21. The B. & M. will soil reduced tickets
from points within fifty miles of the town.
Thomas L. Kimball and Superintendent
Dickinson , of the Union Pacific , nra in Den
ver attending u meeting of tno direc
tors of the Union depot in that village.
By a recent arrangement trains on the
northwestern extension of the B. & M. , will
run to Alliance , in Box Butte county , dally ,
from Grand Island. Alliance- the end of
the truck ,
A Modest Dctnntid.
Nr.w Youic , May 1. [ Special Telegram to
the Bnc. ] Dr. Charles E. Simmons , of No.
742 Lexington nvcnuc , has brought suit
against the executors of the estate of the Into
Samuel J. Tlldcn to recover pay for his ser
vices ns Mr. Tlldcn's physician. The modest
sum of $1-13,000 is the value at which ho esti
mates these services. Only the lump sum
without any particulars is given. The exe
cutors nsk a bill of particulars and their law
yers moved that such a bill bo ordered. An
argument on the motion wns adjoin nod until
Wednesday. Tilden's physician lives in a
magnificent brownstone nt the corner of
Fifty-ninth street and Lexington avenue , and
has ono of the most lucrative practices in
that medical neighborhood. Ho put in his
bill once before fur the same amount. It is
estimated that Dr. Simmons must have vis
ited Tlldcn every day nt 8100 a visit for
four ycnts , giving him the benefit of a leap
year every twelve months.
Don't delay , cure your cough with Dr.
.T. II. McLcntf s Tar Wine Lung Balm ,
it ia pleasant anil promptly cures. 25
cents a bottle.
A New
PiTTSimnn , May 1. At 12 o'clock last
night the BrooUs liquor law went Into oper
ation and 502 saloons out of 727 In the city
closed up , probably never to bo reopened.
SPECIALNOTICES.
_
NOTICE.
OPKCIATjndvcrtlsemcnts , such as Lost , Pound ,
O To Loan. For Sale , To Hont , Wants , Hoarding
etc. , will bo Inserted In this column nt the low
rate of TKN UKNTS I'KHiilNK for the Orst In
sertion and Klvo Cents 1'er Muo for each subse
quent Insertion. Leave advertisements at our
olllee. No. 12 Pearl Street , near Hroadway , Coun
cil lllulls lown.
WANTS.
Positions for two first-class cooks.
WANTED
Jlent cook $111 per week anil pastry cook J7.
Very bciil of rereiences. Address Mrs. C. A.
i , Council llluiTs , la.
WANTED Housekeeper Elderly ficrman
Indy preferieil. Ouu child to care for. In
quire nt llee ollicc.
" 171011 KENT The corner odlco over the 1C. C.
JL1 & c. 11 11. H. tlckut oUlce , now occupied by
Judso 1'ord.
Also The room No. 11 Pearl St. , now occupied
by 1'orest Smith.
Ale Ihe dwelling house on Woodbury nvo-
nue , Xno n as the MiUco place , with one aero
of land. Horace Uveictt.
LOST A bunch of Bnmll keys. Howard for
sume ill bo paid by Horace Everett.
T710H SA LE Lumber yard and llxtures doing
JL' n business of & .UOOO per year In a Iho Ne
braska tow n. Also a line residence of K rooms ,
w 1th associate buildings. Apply to Johnston &
Van Patten , : Main St. , Council llluirs.
" 171011 RENT Flrbt-class piano In Rood order.
JCan bo had at reasonublo price. Posses
sion K ! > on May 1st. D. Goldstein , J3 liroaduay.
FOH RENT rurnlshcd nnd unfurnished
rooms , 717 Istavo. References wanted.
"I710R SALE At a barunln , 40 acre < near stock
Jt : yards , South Omiiha , Neb. , Johnson A ;
ChrlRtlan , Hooin 36 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
Stocks of merchandise. Have
WANTED
Omaha and Council llluirs city propertv ,
nltoestoni land to exchaniio for goods. Call
on or address Johnson .V Cnrlhtlan , Kocm 35 ,
Cnambur of Commerce , Omaha.
Star Stables and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council lllutfs , Opp. Dummy Depot
Ilorscs and mules constantly on hand , for
sale nt retail or In car load lots.
Orders promptly Illled by contract on short
Stock sold on commission.
Telephone 114. SCHI-UTEU , V IJOLnV.
Opposite Dummy Depot , Council ItlulTs
DELMONIGO
HOTEL
711
Best $1 $ a Dayjjouse in the City ,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS ,
Near the Depots. Street Car Connections.
im.
VETERINARY SURGEON ,
HOSPITAL AND OFFICE 15 FOURTH-ST.
Council Bluffs , Ia ,
Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty.
D , H , McDANELD & CO , ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
33 and 22 Main StreetCouncil Illuffsjowa.
EGAN & KIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
No. 652 Broadway , Opera House Block ,
Council Blullu. Telephone No. 281.
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
151-1 IJOUGLiAt } ST. , OMAUANEU.
DOWN BUSINESS !
IET ORDER TO PREPARE FOR MORE COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS WE WILL
OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OP
SALE COMMENCING
SATURDAY MORNING , APRIL 28th.
Every person desiring bargains will not fail to take advantage of tliis great cash sale.
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 FROM BEST DESIGNS i
FIRST COME , FIRST SERVED. REMEMBER THE PLACE ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
HARKNESS BRO'S-
.
i ' ' ' l l j
\ > M jf
ZBIELIID GKE3 I
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
'Largest Stock , METCALF BROTHERS. _ Furnishing Goods ,
Lowest Prices , . Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto. {
a.
o > -v'WUUim ffardman , Everett &
Dealer In - f vwiA' tOCc
v * City & . ESTATE
REAL
.Countjr
I MUtUAb. UFE. INS. CO. New York. 11 If * No.Bhf. GO to Main St. 1814 Councl St. Blurts. * ( UU
'O Largest ) oj'Any ' Capital anh in and the Surplus' city. - * ' CITIZENSSTATE BANK , I !
COUNCIL , & .RD. BLUFFS Faster , , ASMOKE . 4r > .V - tif _ i J.W/&B : Li SQUIRE'S
! ! Glass Go. rorcgoy.&Mooro'fl .
Santo Rasa ; - * viftif * * ' ' ' * ! '
. Pearl St. .ARE' THE BEST.
2tT
EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO. .1
ETC. JOBBERS OIF1
Manufacturer of Fine Cnrriugos nnd Buggies. H. F H ATTENH AUER I always keep in stock a lurgo variety of eastern ?
I have ill ways a full stock to select from. . , , make Carriages , which 1 sell at a very low ratJfflt {
Call ana examine. Prices Low. NOK. ! 27 to ! } Fourth Street. I am always ready to show pootla. jtj i
OIF1
G G
The undersigned , having purchased the Grocery Stock and Busi
R ness of R
TROXELL BROTHERS ,
O located at 345 Broadway , announce that they will continue the O
business at the above number , and will strive to
C C
merit .
your patronage.
E J. W. BRAGINTON. E
N. I. TIBBITTS.
R R
I Having sold our business , as stated nnd located above , wo take I
pleasure in commending our successors to the confidence of the
E public. C. C. TROXELL. E
W. S. TROXELL.
S S
PRESH GOODS. LOW PRICES.
ESTABLISHED 1842. INCORPORATED 1878
MASSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTURERS.
SIZES FROM Especially Designed for
MILLS , ELEVATORS
25 TO 250
AND
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
POWER , PURPOSES ,
AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINE.
Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
BEND 1 < 'OU CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
DR. RICE'S
COMMON SE\SK
HERNIAL SUPPORT.
The Greatest Invention of the Age ]
Itupture or Kerala a Specialty/
Makes Female Diseases a Specialty ,
Cures all ktnila of Chronic Diseases , that are curable , with his most Wonderful Vegetable Homo
dlun. Ia the oldest und most suctuaaf ill apuclalUt In thu west. Cull and see him. OIlltuNo. 11
1'earl St. , Council lilutTa , Iowa. Ollice hours:8 : to 1 u m ; 1 to5 anil 0 to B p. in ,
, JCTC H.
No. 201 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A COMI M3T13 ASSOUTMENa1 OP
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES ,
110X11 DOMKSTIU AND FO11ISION ,
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WAITED L.OCAL. AND 'JtltAYJULING * AGJUXTS O.V C'OM.IIISSIO.V ,
JONES & SHUGART ,
JAOENTS ion (
VICTOR CYCLES.
IK (
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
) TIIE CEIUIWATEn (
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE !
NO. 211 UUOAOWAY.
A Great Scheme. '
.Messrs. Cole & Cole have a device for
the "Quick Meal" gasoline steve that
docs away with the sinoko and steam of
cooking. No more black walls , no &mell
of onions in the hall. Wo can apply it
to any gasoline stovo. Several used
last year were eminently successful.
Call at our store nnd f > co in use in con
nection with the celebrated Quick
Meal vapor btovo. Wo have a splendid
line of refrigerators.
COMJ & COTK ,
11 Main street.
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER ,
PJUCE $15.
Iso thoroughly practical , well made and finely
llnlbliecl machine , Combines the I'EIIFKCT IIT-
TfiiiNO , r.xACr A l MlNT and lUwnVniT -
INO of a high priced writer with SIMI' , ICITV ,
Coinpactnf&ii and Durability , fend forcliculars.
AGEN1U WANTED.
r. E. GA n , The Ilxeclsior Co.
Main St.
LINCOLN , NFII. , Council lllntlM ,
( ien'l Agent. Agt for Western luwa
CRESTON HOU
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel In the City with Flro Es
cape. Eloctrlo Call Bolls.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable
MAX MOHN , Proprietor
OGDEN : BOILER - ; - WORKS ,
CARTER & SOX , Prop's ,
Manufuctureriot
All Kinds of Steam Boihrs & Sheet Iron Work.
Or ( Urn by mall'for repairs promptly attended
to. SutUfaction iunrauteecl. lOtli AvenueAd -
drets Ofiltn Boiler Works. Council lllullti.luwa.
THEO. BECKMAN/t
MANUFACTUIIEII OP AND JinAI.KIl IN ? ,
HARNESS , SADDLE !
BRIDLES AND COLLARS. ' '
A I'ull Assortment of Harness Goods Corf
stantly on Hand. ,
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Donc'i
NO. 2OB MAIN ST. ,
COUNCIL BlAJfl'FS. : : IOWJ
JOHN GILBERT ,
I'UlMUUIl AM ) Iir.AI.EIt IN
WIND MILLS.
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS.
NO , filil MAIN 8TM
cii , uiurrs , : : IOWA
ACCIDENT INSURANCE ,
$5,000 AT DEATH t
f \\cokly i Indemnity for Injury. CO IB but f 13
purjuu In the Old Itcilablu I'nUed Mutes Mu5
lual Accident AKboclatlnn of Now Vork.
KihLiMi'ju & KKI-MV.
General Agents.
ItoomS , Opera House Illock ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
tOO I ) r on ! way Council Hlutr , low * . U