THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , MAY 1(5 ( , 188a
DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
NO. II ! W3AIIIJ STIIEET.
' Delivered by Carrier In Any 1'nrtof the City nt
Twentr Cents I'cr Week.
JJ\YT1ITON . . . MANAGER.
TKUi'HONK9 : !
usiNKfn men , No. a.
NlOllT KUlTOli , No. S3.
MIXOU MISNT10X.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring goods nt Roller's ,
Ncumnycr's now hotel Is to bo heated by
Btcnm.
The Cntliollo young men meet nt St.
Francis Xavler's ' church this evening to per
fect o permanent organization.
Ono of the two new motors for the Manawa
line arrived yesterday nnd will bo set up to
day. The other will nrrlvo to-morrow.
The funornl of Mrs. Annlo M. Dodge will
bo held nt the residence , 1710 Seventh
avenue , Thursday morning nt 8 o'clock , and
nt the St. Francis Xavicr's Cathollo church
nt I ) o'clock.
Drs. 1'inney , Macrae , Cleaver , liars tow
nnd Thomas left last evening for DCS
Molnes , wlicro thry will represent Council
Bluffs in the Stnto Medical association in
session thcro to-dny.
A revised list of the changes made in the
ntsessmcnts of personal property by the
board of equalization was placed In the hands
of the city marshal yesterday morning , and
is now hung out for tlio inspection of the
general public.
, The Rev. Mr. Lemon , with his family of
forty children , will lead the meeting nt the
Broadway M. K. church this oven Ing. , Scats
nro free and everybody is invited. Services
Will commence nt 7:45 : o'clock.
The engineer of the Chicago , Rock Island
& 1'nclflc road Is expected to arrive to-day
and the unimportant details to allow of the
Munawa line crossing , will doubtless bo set
tled speedily and to the satisfaction of all
parties concerned.
The northwestern local council Legion of
Honor , lately instituted in the city , is in n
flourishing condition. It numbers about
soventy-llvo members nnd efforts nro being
made to increase that number to an oven
hundted before closing the charter.
Mayor Rohrcr does not purpose allowing
tlio hanger-on around gambling houses to
loiter on the sidewalks to the nnnoynnco of
ladles nnd decent citizens. He has instructed
the | Kllce to arrest all such loafers. It would
bo still better if the cnergetio mayor would
instruct his police force to inarch thcso fel
lows out , way out beyond the city limits.
Within n day or two II. F. Hattcnhavor
will turn out two of the nobbiest ice wagons
over seen upon the streets of Council Bluffs.
The chief beauty is the decorating. The two
Bides of each ono will present pictures in oil
of the reservoir , both in summer and winter.
The views arc realistic and worthy of the
hand of the artist who produced them. The
wagons nro for the linn of Gilbert Bros.
These who want a delightful ramble about
London , with a chance to sco the wonders of
that great city , should bo at the opera house
this evening. For 50 cents Mr. Hngan
will show you the sights. His lecture this
evening will bo ono of peculiar interest , and
it is needless to say that the views are true
r to life. As the entertainments are for the
bcncllt of the Congregational church another
incentive Is added.
St. Ijoiiis Convention.
The Young Men's Democratic club , of
Council BlulTs , has selected the "Wu-
bash" route for attending1 the national
dcmocrotic convention , heldin St.Louis
Juno 5.
A special train of elegant day coactes
mid Pullman palace sleeping cars will
leave Council BlulTs nt7 : : > 0 p. m , Juno
3d , arriving in St. Louis the following
morning. Parties not members of the
club who wish to a , vail themselves of this
contract must make application at once
to the transportation committee.
W. II. M. PUSEY , ) Transportation
D. A. FAHKAM , , > Committee ,
I.-A. IIuNDKiCKS , ) Y. M. D. Club.
Union Abstract company , 230 Main street.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtelo.
To Planters.
Seed potatoes , northern grown , prices
reasonable. Inquire of Parks & Son , or
Tibbotts & Ward , 207 Main st. , Council
BlulTs.
To Owncrn , Trainers nnd Jockeys.
So that there may bo a perfect understand
ing , wo publish the following utn.ns or THIS
ASSOCIATION :
Iluccs will bo started each day hereafter at
2:30 : p. m. promptly.
There will bo10 minutes between races ,
cxceptliij ( races of heuts , which will bo gov
erned by THR AMKHICAN iuci.su ut'i.Ks.
At the finish of each race tlio horses en-
gapcd in the next race icubt report immedi
ately WITHOUT KOTICI : , hiivo tholr prelimi
nary work , and the Jockeys bo wciphed so
that when the 11 rat bell la rung (5 ( minutes
before the start ) the horses can AT O.NCI ; bo
saddled.
At the ringing of the second or post bell ,
which will bo slmrp live minutes thereafter ,
the Jockc.vn must mount and go to the post.
Owners , trainers , Jockeys or others having
care of the animals who do not send the
horse out ruoMl'TJ.Y ut post signal will bo
lined.
Jockeys must undnrstnnd that nil punish
nients Inflicted by the stnrtor in disciplin
ing them will bo rigidly enforced by the ns > so
elation.
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The South Onuilia ganlons will bo
opened to the public next Sunday
May 20.
Lost In T. L. Smith's store , nnd pny-
xnont Klopped , n St. .1. it C. IJ. chock ,
for JO.IS5 , payable to Mlkcsell , and in
dorsed J. Mikosoll.
Money nt low rates on Ural-class tann security.
Uurnhum , Tulloya & Co. . ICCMulu street.
Special bargains in pianos and organs
for tlio next thirty days at the Mueller
Music Co. 'a store , 103 Main street.
E. H. Shcufo loans money on clmtte
eccurity of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All buninoES strictly
confidential. Olllco 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stalrs. .
The C , B. & Q. will run a spccia
train to accommodate the democrats
their friends and the general public
who desire to attend the National Dome
cratio convention at St. Louis , Juno 5
or the Derby races Juno 4 , This trair.
will louvo Council BlulTs Sunday , Juno
3 , about 1 o'clock p. m. , ( exact time
given later ) arriving at St. Louis in th
morning for breakfast. It will be llnel.
oquippcd throughout with chair aui
Pullmun palace cars. The rnto will boone
ono faro for the round trip , M. M ,
Marshall , general agent.
Tipton has bargains in veal estate.
The latest styles in coatings , for
spring and summer wear , alto pant
poods. These are elegant. A , Uoiter ,
310 Broadway.
Tlio Hook Inland StiirlH
The Chicago & Hock Island with Its usual
enterprise has not been talking so much ns
acting , und ns a result preparations are nil
complete for the starting of the vestibule
trains between this city und Chicago.
General Agent .Stevens received a tulegram
yesterday Unit the llrst of thcso magnificent
trains will leave the Council H luffs to-morrow
afternoon at 5 o'clock , From that time on
they will run dally. They will be the most
elegant and most comfortable trains which
have over run into utid out of this city.
S , B , Wudsworth & Co. loan money.
Sheafo loans Inoney on real estate * .
\Varburton & Iwnrsen , fashionable
dr.osiinakote , No. 3- Pearl sU
THE RACES FOR THE RUNNERS
A Cold Day and Several of Thorn
Got Loft.
ALDERMAN METCALF RESIGNS.
Good Citizens Wnnt Him toTnke It
Hack Hubert Hill Charged With
Arson Musical Kntcrtnln-
incn ts Personals.
The OpenliiR Jlaccs.
Tlio attendance at the driving park was
rather light yesterday as Is customary for
the llrsl day's race. The heavy rain of the
early morning left the track very heavy , nnd
it was thought at first that it would bo im
possible to run any of the races , but n strong
wind started up about thotniddlo of the fore
noon nnd the mud disappeared very fast , so
that the management decided that unless
moro rain fell the programme would bo car
ried out as previously announced. The
crowd began to assemble after din ncr , and
by the time the first race was called there
was quite a fair sprinkling of spectators m
the amphitheater and in the vicinity of the
Judges' stand. This was a half mile dash
for nil nues. Positions were drawn and the
riders weighed In about a o'clock , nnd places
were assigned as follows : Lottie F , first ;
Trouble , second ; Tom Berlin , third ; Belle
K , fourth ; Myrtle , fifth ; Miss Nelson , sixth ;
Tartar , seventh ; Donovan , eighth. The
horses aid not score until nearly il o'clock ,
and the mounts , colors nnd weights were :
Halleck , blue , 118. on Lottlo ; Drane , brown
Jacket , red nnd white cap. 121 , on Trouble.
Seaman , blue and pink , 118 on Berlin ;
Thord , red , 110 on Bcllo 1C.
Uiley. orange nnd blue , 113 on Myrtle ;
Bunholdcr , blue nnd while , 101 on Miss Nel
son ; Clark , orange Jacket , black hoops ,
black sash nnd cap , 113 on Tartar.
Pratt , black Jacket , green sleeves mid cap ,
118 on Donovan.
No auctions were sold at the pools , the
bookmakers doing all the business. Tom
Berlin was the favorite , and money was
freely placed on him Jlvo to one. Considera
ble trouble was experienced In getting the
horses off , but they were finally sent away
in great stale. Seaman immediately brought
Berlin to the front nnd secured a lead of sev
eral lengths , which ho easily maintained.
Miss Nelson was left at the stait and fol
lowed the procession all the way In. As the
field came into the stretch Lottlo and Donovan
van were both sent for second place , and
Halleck plied his whip viciously , crowding
his mnro for a length ahead , which ho held
to the finish , the lenders coming under the
wire in the following order : Tom Berlin ,
Lottlo F. , Donovan , the others unplaced.
Thctlnio was slated as .511 < f , but it was
taken by several parties as fully two seconds
slower , and the latter is probably moro
nearly correct us the track was altogether
too slow for any such time to bo made.
The next race was a three-quarter's dash ,
for three-year-olds , for the merchants' stake.
There wore seven entries but only three
staters. Chancellor was the favorite at the
pools , selling oven against the field.
The following was the position at the
start i
Chancellor. 118 , white Jacket , red stars ,
black cap , Miller up.
Fillmore , 118 , black Jacket , green sleeves
and cap , Pratt up.
Austi , orange Jacket , black hoops , black
sash and cap.
The horses wore let go the third time they
came to the post , and it was a splendid start.
The run down the back stretch was neck
nnd neck. Hounding tlio turn and coining
into the stretch the pace was n ,
little too fast for Austi. and the
vigorous use of the whip failed to close the
gap. Chancellor was about n length in ad
vance as they straightened in the stretch for
the run home , but Fillmore quickly closed
the daylight space and Miller began to whip ,
keeping at it until ho came under the wire ,
winning bv barely a neck. The result of the
race was severely criticised , as Fillmore was
not urged at all , leading many to think that
Pratt could have won had ho been so dis
posed , instead of sitting on his horse lilco u
bump on u log. Chancellor certainly had n
great advantage , being a very large , pow
erful horse , and there is no doubt but that
ou a hard track ho would have been beaten.
As all three of thcso horses are entered in
tlio stake race for to-morrow it is possible
that the matter may be finally determined.
The lime was 1:2' : %
The third race , a half-mile dabh for two-
year-olds , was dculared off , as it was not
filled , and the last race , n milo dash
for all ages , was called in its btcad.
There were five entries and all started. They
were :
Forest King 115 , wine Jacket , blue and
white cap Drane.
Derby , 122 , green Jacket , red and blue cap
McICinnoy.
Only Dare , 122. blue and pink Seaman.
Sunday , 123 , blue Jacket , red cap John
son.
son.Osgood , 119 , orago Jacket , blaco cap Bc-
dlcnt.
Forest King sold even against the field , A
fair start was secured nnd the llyers swept
around the lower turn in n bunch , but paired
elton the back stretch with Derby and Sun
day running in the load , Only Dare and For
rest King in the center , and Osgood driving.
This position was lield with little variation
the rest of the way around , and Sunday led
under the wire with Derby lapping him , nnd
Forrest King third. Time 1:63. : This was
the only race In which the bookmakers made
a stake , as nothing was expected of Sunday ,
whereas Forrest King was picked out as a
sure winner.
The time in all of the races
was very slow , as the track was
soft enough to cut badly , but was much bet
ter than it was expected to bo after the heavy
shower of the morning.
Most of the animals are in Inferior condi
tion , ns the track has been unlit to work on
until within the past few days. If no moro
rain falls it will bo in good ahapo for to-day's
races , in which event there will bo some ex
ccllcnt running.
A Good Idea.
If you are going to attend the Derby
races or national convention at St.
Louis , either by special train or regu-
tralns , Icavo your name with C'apt. O.
M. Brown , as early as possible for sleeping -
ing car accommodations and avoid the
sure to occur.
Grand Opening.
The fornuil opening of tlio Manawa
hotel will tuko place to-morrow ( Thurs
day ) evening , rain or no rain.
Will Alderman Motculf Step Out ?
It will bo a surprise to many to learn that
Alderman George Metc.ilf has handed In his
resignation to the mayor to bo presented to
the council at its next meeting. It is hoped
that ho will reconsider his action , nnd con
clude to withdraw the resignation. A
strong pressure will bo brought to bear to
Induce him to remain In the city council , but
hn seems Quito stoutly set against doing so
The pobition of alderman is not very dcsira
bio under the most favorable circumstance ! ) ,
the pay being light and the work heavy. Al
the piescnt tinio It is peculiarly undesirable
for an honest clti/eu , llko Mr. Metcnlf. who
lias enough business of his own , and who
serves the city largely on account of the
city's good , rather than for personal pre
ferment. There has been a gooil
deal of talk about boodlcrism , and thu ac
tions of a few of the aldcrmun have lei !
many to belicva that tlie.se men have been In
cllncd during their brief term of ofllc-o to
grab as much at least as thu' law would al
low. Alderman Waterman's bill for paint
nig a hose cartwhich might as well have been
pa m toil bj the tire lads , during their nbun
tliuK-c of leisure , is but nn Instance of acts
which have led the council to bo criticised as
a whole. In this indiscriminate-Mtuck upoi
the rouncil they Imvo all sulTcredhetlier
Justly or not. Such Indiscriminate crltinsn ) ,
whilu natural , causes such a man as Alder
man Mutcnlf to feel llko getting out of a no
titlon of this sort. It Is a matter of great iiu
portuncc , however , to the city that he
bhoulit remain. with the co-oporu
lion of Aldermen Lacy and \Vover
lia can at least hold tlio other thrco down to
business , and n imany mutters ono of the
other thrco can bo depended upon to act with
these. It is a critical ti'.ne in thr government
of city affairs , and with the disposition shown
by souui of the a'.dormeii It U too great a risk
to lo ! > (5 ( Alderman Mctcalf. However much
of a sacrillca it may bo personally , it bcems
that .tho citizens generally will appreciate ) t ,
should Alderrnau Metcalf decide to ktty his
cat nnd guard the city's Interests. He is
jno of the most progressive members of the
[ xnincil , is always favoring Improvements ,
ml yet will not countenance for n moment
ny "funny" business. For these reasons ho
9 badly needed Just now , nnd it would bo a
misfortune , Indeed , if the city is obliged to
wi the risk of ImvInK "tho gang" elect ono
f their number to nil the vacancy caused
> y his resignation ,
Manawa hotel opening Thursday
night.
An Opportunity.
Tlio Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
vill sell tickets to St. Louis Juno 2 , 3 ,
, and 5 , which will bo good for return
mssngo until Juno 11 , nt ono fnro
$11.115) ) for the round trip , thus nfTord-
ng nn opportunity for all who desire to
vttend the Derby races , the national
Convention and have a good time.
The trip via the "Burlington" isude-
ightful ono. Its equipments is superior
nd its road bed unequalled.
Dent fail to take it. Ample sleeping
: nr accommodations can bo scoured in
dvanco by leaving your name with
lU'TAiN O. M. UuoWNjTIekot Agent ,
Corner 1'cnri and Broadway.
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Manawa hotel opening Thursday
The oldest firm , and largest stock of
vnll paper in the city. All the ne\v
hades In ingrains and valours. A few
uittoriis in gilts at lOc per roll nt Niles ,
02 Broadway.
The Gymnasium Inhibition.
The boys in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
, ro making excellent progress In their prep-
ration for their first public exhibition to bo
Iven in Dohany's opera house Thursday
ivening , May 24. Captain Cowlos. with his
Dodge light guards , will assist in the ontcr-
'ninment , nml the programme will also in *
ludo a number of orchestral pieces and vo-
wl selections by Mrs. J. G. Wudsworth nnd
Ir. I. M. Traynor.
This promises to bo ono of the best nnd
nest novel entertainments of the season ,
ml Council BlulTs people no doubt will
ivo the boys a crowded house.
Excursion to St. Louis Convention nnd
Derby llnccH.
Tlio Wnbash will sell excursion tieh-
ts to St. Louis and return at ono faro
'or ' the round trip. $11. 2o. Dates of sale ,
uno 2d , 3d , 4th nnd oth. Tickets good
olnrning until Juno llth , inclusive.
The national democratic convention
meets Juno flth. The Derby races com-
ncnco Juno 4th.
Excursion tickets will bo Fold for reg
ular passenger trains , leaving Council
Blutls 3:40 : p. m. Juno 2d , 3d , 4th and
6th , arriving in St. Louis at 7 o'clock
io following morning. Also for a spe-
slal train for accommodation of Young
len's Democratic club , of Council
BlulTs , at 7:30 : p. m. Juno 3d , and arriv
ing in St. Louis following morning.
Secure your excursion and sleeper tick
ets by applying to J. C. Mitchell , 421
Broadway. _
Manawa hotel opening 'Jhursday
light.
MAIN ST.
.GOODS.
I BLUFFS ,
1HO1. 1 H8.
P. C. DEVOL
DEAI-EK IN
Cleanable Refrigerators
Gal laud Stoves nnd ,
Monitor Wrought HaiiKes ,
t'haitcr Oak Stoves
Jlulldcrs' Hardware ,
Uoldvii Star Vapor Itangen ,
Tin ItoolliiB and Job WorK ,
JEWEL
VAPOR STOVES
504 Broadway , Council Bluffsla ,
UHiinatt-3 furnished. Cash trade solicited.
Beiul for circulars.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
100Broadway Council muffs , Iowa. Established
16J7.
QGDEN BOILER WORKS
- : : - ,
CARTLIl & SON' , 1W * .
ilanufactureraof
All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work
Orders by njall for repairs promptly attendet
to. Satisfaction tuaruuteecl. IQtU Avenue. Ad
dress Oiiiln JJollsr Wo ka , Council BluOj.lsw *
Z I
, . , ' SHOWING * THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest METCALF BROTHERS. Furnishing Oooaa ,
Clothing , Hats , Caps , oto. (
WUlliim WutLLtR MUSIC .COMPANV.
2f-fc v > jo ' WUlliimDenier lo-A ffardman , Everett & Fisher
- - amm - o aiy..Count.y REAL ESTATE - -
MUTUAU tins ins. oo. N W Tom. OR M ln SL OouncU ni ( I > .
1814 St. : '
- Mtty'i
1-2
VS vV
s\ sPC N. / x x
Largest of Any Capital Bank In and the Surplus city. < | CITIZENS STATE BANK , Your Patronage ) Is Solicited. > ,
SYH , & .R. SMDKE , '
COUNCIL. BLUFFS JW , ft E.L SQUIRE'S
Point , Oil Qlooo Go * Tcrcgoy . & Mooro'a ' stracts of
Wholesale. frSj. ' Santo Rasa. . . " "
No. 8. Pearl St. ARE THE""BEST.
EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
OF
Manufacturer of Fine Cnninges and Buggies. H. F HATTENHAUER I always keep in slock n largo variety of cnstorrf
1 have Jilwnys a full stool : to select from. ,
Call and . . ' , make Carriages , whloli 1 sell ata very low rate.
examine. Prices
Low. \'o . 7 loUIi Fourth Slrcol. I am always ready to show goods.
ESTABLISH III ) 184 U. INCORPORATED 1S78
CO- ,
onio , MAXUFACTUKEHS.
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 l-'OR CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
SPECIALNOTICES.
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NOTICE ; (
bTECIAT.iulvcrtlsomentHshelldsT.ost , Pound ,
To Loan , For Sale , To Hunt. Wrtnts , Ilo.ircllng
etc. , will bo Inserted In this , column nt tlio low
ratoofTE.V CENTS PBK UJf K fir ) the llrst In
sertion and Five Cents Per Mno 'fpr each sulisj-
liicnt Insertion. Li-avo advertisements nt our
otlico. No. 12 Punrl Street , near llrpadwoy , Coun
cil Illuirs lown. i
WANTS ,
WANTED A llrst clu s baker Jor one or two
wei'ku nt the deaf and < liinb | Institute. Ap
ply In person or by telephone.
WANTIJD. An old lady to talio carcof child.
17 I'earl St. , up stairs
WANTED. lly middle ngpd man , position as
engineer. Any kind of stationary en-
cine. Good references. Address 0 1- Hoe of
fice , Council lllulls.
FOK HUNT New t-evi'ii-rooni residence : Imtli ,
hot and cold water : nc-ar to llroadway and
Main hts. . and dummy depot. Torres ! Smith ,
IJrown building.
WANTT.n A Ih-ht-class frame maker. No
carpenters need apply. W.V Chnpinan ,
107Mahist.
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FOR KENT A 27-rooin hotel , with uoo'l pay-
liispatronw. In city or MVO ) . Will rent
to party who will buy the furniture or will sell
thu whole pioperty on easy terms. For particu
lars Inquire of Johnston & Van Patten , Ul Slain
btieet.
WANTED A coed ( jlrl in work In restau
rant , Krt West llrondway.
WANTED--Feventy-llve plows "f Kood. bee-
oml-hand carpet. A. J. Jlandel , ' i Ilroad-
WANTED Housekeeper Elderly Ccrman
lady preferred. One child to caru for. In-
( Hiiro at Heu ollleu.
FOK SAMI Ataliargntn , Id acres near stock
yards. South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson &
Christian , Hooni 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
WANTED Stocks ot merchandise. Have
Omaha and Council Hliiirs city property ,
also western land to oxchanso for goods. Call
on or address Johnson te Christian , Hocm 33 ,
Chamber of Commerce , ( ) milia. :
First Appearance in Council Bluffs , of
MR. H. H. RAGAN ,
In a Ilrllllunt Series of Ills Famous
Illustrated Lectures
AT
DOHANY'S OPERA HOUSE ,
Under the auspices of the ladlei1 oC the Con
gregational Church.
Dates and Siihjcvts as Follows.
Wednesday. May Dili , at8flfl : p. m. .
THIS 1UI1NU uml W
Wednesday , Slav Ifitli. nt Hjlid p. in. .
"HUHK ami TIIKUi : In LONDON. "
Friday , May It'th. B p. m. .
"UAMHUNGBlnHOME. "
1'iidi Loctnro will ho Superbly Illustrated.
Courbo Ticket , re.sorved , nccordlHg to loca
tion. S 1 .10 ami ? ! . - ' > .
SliiBlo HfburviMl Koat , each evening , W cents.
Halit of Kiwrvect Siats will open al Miiblnu'H's
Hook Stnie , Saturday , May 5th , at ! ) , a. m. Doors
open at 7U. : ! l.ertnro at 8. Carriages may bo
01 del oil at U.30 o'clock ,
EGAN & KIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS
,
STEAM AND GAS'FITTERS.
No. 652 Broadway , Opera IIouso Block ,
Council Bluffs. Tolpphunp No , li81.
i
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGIiAS ST. , OMAHA , NEI5.
Star Stables and Mule Yards
Uroadwuy , Council Hlullii , Opp. Dummy Depot
Horses nnd mules constantly on hand , for
iBale at retail or In car loud lots.
Orders promptly nlled V/ contract on short
ootlcti.
Stock told on comtnUslon.
Telephone HI. SClll.UTEIU , I10LEV.
OiuaiaUspot , Council Uluils
JONES & SHUGART ,
MOUNTS rout
VICTOR CYCLES.
) nnALiiiR I.N (
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
JTIIK CEMIIHAVKD {
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE !
NO. ail UllOAOWAY.
Y OU ( JO K1GJ1T DOWN UO
PETER C. MILLER'S
ray-p ' * r - A 1 0
And ( ivt That liciuillfiil I'adcni of
WALL PAPER
I 8\AVTHEUE _ YKSTIlillD.lV.
1112 D0108 Alili KINDS OK
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
DECORATING , WHITENING , ETC. ,
Anil Has Noun Hut Kxpurh-nrcil Workmen.
Nos. 11 & lit I'oarl St. , Council
ACCIDENT INSURANCE ,
$5,000 AT DEATH !
iSi ! weekly Indemnity for Injury. Costs lmt 113
per year In thu Old Itt'lliibUi ( 'lilted Status Mu
tual Accident AH.ioclatlon of New Vnrk.
KI'iM'V ; ,
General Agents.
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MAY 15th , JBIbL 17th AND IBtli ,
FOUR RACES EACH DAY
REDUCED RAJEJMM RAILWAYS ,
Lat'tro ( lold of Iioi-Hcs now hero , liiclud-
Jii ( ? Nebraska Favorites. For jiro-
grammcs or other information nddrc&a
the buurctury ,
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Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
(20 and ES Main BtroctCouncil Uluffs.lowa.
New Goods at Cut Prices. Special Sale for
broideries , Rugs , Etc. , Every Day.
TME TrlEft WHILE YOU GAH.
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST.
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Orders taken at ColllnV , or at HarUen's Gun Store , Omaha.
-IF YOU IIAVi : AJVV-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE
Cull uii Al. IKOIILBCII , A3S Uroadway , wlioru you will rcvulvt }
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
AT TRW /frRRTT Architects and Superintendents. Room
ALLDH ( X DflLL , 3 | Qpora House Block. Council fluffs. .
H KTRKINRINF Hydraulic and Sanitary .Engineer
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Plans , Estimates , SpecificationB. Sa *
pervision of Public Work. Brown Building , Council Bluffs
Iowa. _ _ _ _ _ _ „
DTTpy'D Attornoy-at-Law , Second Floor Browii
DUIlJiD , Building , 115 Pearl Street , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
N Justice of the Peace. Oflico over American
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Iowa.
fa QTMQ Attorneys at- Law , practice in the Statd
( X 011UO , ami Federal Courts. Olfico Jlooms 7
and 8 , Shugart Beno Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa. _
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FINK GOLD AVoiiK A { ? PKorAr/ry. _ _ -
C/l Dentist. Corner Main street and Firwl
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