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6 n-IE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY. MAY 2G 1888
THE DAILY BEE
OOUNOIL BLUFFS ,
OFFICE , NO. 12 PEAHLi BTUliKT.
Delivered by Currier In Any Tart of the City at
Twenty Cents I'erWcclr.
H.W.TILTON MANAQEH.
TEMJPIIONKSI
XICSINBRS OFTICIE. No. 43.
NIOIIT KDiioii , No. 23.
MINOIl MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co !
Now spring poods nt Roller's.
Additional Council Blurts nowson 5th page.
The Episcopal church has located Its mls-
nlon branch at Third avcnuo and Eighteenth
street , near the Overton mission.
There was no session of the district court
yesterday , Jvulgo Uccmor not reaching here.
The divorce case at Atlantic Is supposed to bo
detaining him ,
The members of the flro department , with
their wives and n few Invited friends , will
enjoy a little social Fathering at the Broad
way house this evening.
There was n poojlly gathering last evening
at the hotel Manawa , whcro the X. Y./ .
girls eave a social nnd supper. The evening
was delightful in all respects.
The boy choir of St. Paul's church will
give a concrt In the near future. The selec
tions will consist of college songs and several
numbers by a uialo quartette.
J. G. Tlpton sold n lot In Ferry addition
yesterday for J. M. Phillips to tin eastern
man. The lot Is on Broadway and will bo
occupied within a short time with a business
block ,
yesterday Dr. Thomas received a telegram
from Cedar Kaplds announcing the "death of
his nephew , Hey Powers , son of J. 1C. Pow
ers. The doctor will leave this morning for
Atlantic , whcro the funeinl services will beheld
held this afternoon.
The butchers of the city have formed an
association which they term "Tho Butchers'
Union. " The objects arc mutual protection
against bad debtors ; closing at 7:30 : o'clock
after Juno 1 , and such other things as may
conduce to the bcncllt of the trade.
All the icmalnlng woodwork for llnishlng
the government building has been received ,
three car loads arriving Thursday evening.
The glass is being set as fast as possible , and
In a few days all of the windows and casings
will bo in position.
The funeral of H. P. Ilasmusscn took place
nt 1:80 : o'clock yesteiday afternoon from the
residence of his parents , corner of Twenty-
second avcnuo and Ninth street , and was
well attended. The deceased was txvcnty-
one years of age. Death resulted from In
flammation of the brain.
A daughter of Mr. Field , the well known
liveryman , was thrown from a pony and
kicked by the animal whllo riding on Sixth
street Thursday evening. She was taken
Into n neighboring house and cared for. Her
injuries are not as severe as at Ilrst supposed ,
and she will have cntirely < rccovcred in a few
days.
Yesterday morning a sneak thief stole a
watch belonging to W. J. White , a carpenter
working on the new residence of Miss Kilcy ,
on Glen avenue. The ticker was in the
pocket of a vest hanging In an adjoining
room to where the owner was at work. The
police were notilied , but have thus far been
unable to get any clue to either the watch or
the thief.
Yesterday an order was received by Post
master Thomas Bowman extending the mail
service to the dummy depot. This carriage
has been done heretofore by the Union Pa
cific , but without pay from the transfer to
the dummy depot. This order changes
nothing In the order of things except that it
gives the railroad pay for nil the Services it
renders.
The republican club will attend the
national convention at Chicago in n body. C.
M. Harl has been appointed to secure sleep
ing car transportation. Walter I. Smith has
resigned the presidency of the club , and the
vacancy has not yet been filled. A room for
the meetings of the club will bo secured in
the near future , as there has been no fixed
place heretofore.
Judge Aylesworth yesterday decided to release -
lease Tornmlo Granshuw , the last of the trio
of youngsters that was arrested a few days
ago for stealing cigars. The others wyro
taken charge of by their parents. Toinmle
promised to do better and never steal again ,
so the Judge told him ho could go , but if ho
was caught doing anything wrong again he
would send hirn to the reform school.
The uniform suits toy the flro department ,
recently ordered through John Beno & Co. ,
have arrived. They are made of regulation
navy blao and from measurement , so they
arc the "finest in the land. " The coats are
double-breasted frock , except those for the
oflicers , which arc Prince Alberts. The caps
and shirts make the dress complete. There
are fifteen in all and cost the boys an oven
J450. They will don them on Decoration day
tor the first time.
In the report gf the last meeting of the
school board it was stated that the Janitor of
the Hill school was discharged. It should
have read the Hall school , as Mr. W. S. Wil-
klns , the efficient Janitor at the Hill building ,
is discharging his duties in a most faithful
manner and has given no causa for complaint.
The discharged party was Mrs. Castle , who
kept tno teachers In the Hall building con
tinually in hot water , and was for this reason
removed by tlio board.
A late dispatch from Eau Claire , Wis. ,
states that ono Lyman Higluy , who at one
tlmu owned the property on which Council
Bluffs is now situated , had died at that
placo. The person referred to was ono of
the many original squatters , ana afterward
property owners , In Kanesvillc. Ho is well
remembered by many of the older citizens.
Ho moved from hero long before Council
Bluffs had outgrown Us border habits and
life , and memory of him had nearly faded
nwny , until It is recalled by this announce
ment of his death.
Tipton has bargains in real estate.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bochtolo.
The C. B. & Q. will run a special
train to accommodate the democrats ,
their friends and the general public ,
who desire to attend the National Demo
cratic convention at St. Louis , Juno 6 ,
or the Derby races Juno 4. This train
will leave Council Bluffs Sunday , Juno
8 , about 1 o'clock p. m. , ( exact time
given later ) arriving at St. Louis in the
morning for breakfast. It will be finely
equipped throughout witli chair and
Pullman palace cars. The rate will boone
ono faro for the round trip. M. M.
Marshall , general agent.
The young ladles of the Presbyterian
church hold a O sociable at the homo of
Dr. Phelps this evening , and cordially
invite theirjrionds.
The oldest flrm , and largest stock of
wall paper in the city. All the now
ehadcs in ingrains and valours. A few
patterns in gilts at lOo pur roll at Niles ,
40Broadway. . _
S. B , Wudsworth Si Co. loan money.
The latest styles in coatings , for
spring and summer wear , also pant
goods. Those are elegant. A. Reltor ,
aiO Broadway.
Shcafo loans money on real estate.
An Opportunity. .
The Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
will sell tickets to St. Louis Juno 2 , a ,
4 , and 5 , which will bo good for return
passage until Juno 11 , at ono faro
( $11.26) ) for the round trip , thus afford
ing an opportunity for all who dc&iro to
nttend the Derby races , the national
convention and have a good time.
The trip via the "Burlington" is a de
lightful ono. Its equipments are superi
or and its road bed unequalled.
Dent fail to take it. Ample bleeping
car accommodations can bo secured in
advance by leaving your name with
OAf'TAlN O. M. BitowN.Ticket Agent ,
Corner Pearl and Broadway.
Wo have a number of slightly dam-
Rgod pianos and organs , which will bo
told nt a bargain. Call on Mueller
103 Main street.
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Union Abstract cvupany , 30 Mala street.
FROM BLUFFS ASD BOTTOMS ,
Two Oinaha Girls Paint Themselves
nnd the Town.
THE SHOVERS OF BAD DOLLARS.
Crnzy-QulH Opinions on the Turk Im
provements CumluR Grniluntcs
The New Hotel A Brute
of n Husband.
Those Now Wnllcn.
The park commlisloncrs have been hounded
a good deal to have new walks laid In Bay-
lies park , and in accordance with the de
mands of the people they contracted with Mr.
Lanlhan for about $1,600 worth of artificial
stone. The work has commenced In earnest ,
and there Is hardly a moment In the day but
what , a group oJ citizens may bo seen and
heard there. The variety of observations Is
amusing , ' "that's a pretty good walk , hut It
ought to bo crowned In the center , so as to
have the water run off , Instead of being flat. "
"It isn't flat. The middle of the walk is an
inch higher than the outside. It Is crowned.
The water will run off. "
"Well , it is not as high ns It should bo In the
middle.1
"Tho walk Is all right , except that border.
If they had hunted nil over for a mean color
for the border , they couldn't have got a
meaner ono. "
"Do you think so ? Why I rather llko
that. Slio shows up well. The only trouble
Is with the walk that it will bo awful slip
pery. A feller will break his neck If It is nt
all icy , or oven If It is rainy. "
"No , you'll ' never slip on that. Don't you
see they have sort of roughened it with that
hammer , which leaves all those little holes 1
That will keep it from over being
slippery. I tell you the walk is all
right , except that it is too hlph. Folks will
stub their toes in coming oft" the grass onto
the walk , and on a dark night they'll walk
oft and hurt themselves. "
"That's nonsense I What they need Is to
fill up the park us hicli as these walks , or
higher oven. The walk ought to be up to the
grade of the streets , about six Inches higher
than It is now , nnd then fill the park up to
that. That's what ought to bo done. "
"No , you'd ' kill all the trees and the sod
too , Why it would Just ruin the park. The
park is all right as it is , nnd all in the world
that was needed was to draw in some &and
hero nnd Just cover the old walks. It
wouldn't have cost ns much , and would have
done Just as well. You could have got the
walks all In good shape for ? . " 00 , and that
would have left $1,000 for a fountain in the
center of the park , in place of the old hand
stand , which does well enough for n country
town , but is a disgrace to a city like this. "
"No sir , gravel walks won't do. That arti
ficial stone-is the thing , if you can only bo
sure of getting it put In right. Thrro should
be some ono to watch , though , ami see if the
contractor puts in enough cement. That's
what ought to bo done. "
"Why. there is a man watching. That
little fellow there. Ho is hired by the park
commissioners to see that the work is done
right. There's a barrel of cement to be used
in every block of the stone , yes , that's fixed
all right. "
"It's nil nonsense. The contractor don't
need watching. He will do the right thing
anyway , and ho has good bonds up , so that If
anything goes wrong , the park commission
ers arc safe , without , throwing any money
away for inspectors. "
The park commissioners have concluded
they can't please them all.
Motor Line Time Tnhlc.
Until further notice the Manawa motor
line will leave the Rock Island tracks at 0 , 10
and 11 o'clock a. m. ; at 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 o'clock
p. in. and at 7 , 8 , 0 and 10 o'clock p. in.
Excursion to St. Louis Convention and
Derby llaccs.
The Wabash will sell excursion tick
ets to St. Louis and return at ono fare
for the round trip , $11.25. Dates of sale ,
Juno 2d , 3d , 4th and 5th. Tickets good
returning until Juno llth , inclusive.
The national democratic convention
meets Juno 6th. The Derby races com
mence Juno 4th.
Excursion tickets will be pold for reg
ular pabsonger trains , leaving Council
Bluffs 3:40 : p. m. Juno 2d , Ikl , 4th and
6th , arriving in St. Louis at 7 o'clock
the following morning. Also for a spe
cial train for accommodation of Young
Men's Democratic club , of Council
Bluffs , 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.
E. H. Sheafo loans money on chattel
security of every description ; Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Olllco 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Counterfeit , nnd Poor nt Thnt.
The evidence keeps accumulating against
M. B. Doran and Dell Smith , the two parties
arrested for "shoving the Queer. " Doran
gave a genuine "Iron" dollar to Freddlo
Sessions , a bootblack , to change , and promised
him half of it for the service. Fred went
into Mctcalf Bros. ' clothing establishment
and offered the wheel to the cashier , who
Immediately pronounced it bogus , and asKcd
where ho got it. The boy went to the door
to point out the fellow , but ho had disap
peared. A description of him was given to
Ofllccr Olson , who soon had him behind the
bars. Later in the evening Smith was ar
rested on a similar charge. Ho has served
ono term in the pen for passing counterfeit
money , and ho is undoubtedly at his old tricks
again The preliminary examination will
take place to-day before Clerk Hunter of the
United States court , and Doran will have a
chance to explain wiiero ho got possession ol
his bogus coin , The counterfeit coin was not
a dangerous one , as it was considerably "ofl
color , " and its weight would condemn it in
the hands of almost anyone.
St. Ijoulb Convention.
The Young Men's Democratic club , of
Council Bluffs , has selected the "Wa-
bash" route for attending the national
democratic convention , held in St. Louis
Juno 6.
A special train of elegant day coacnot
and Pullman palace sleeping cars will
leave Council Bluffs at 7:30 : p. m. Juno
3d , arriving in St. Louis the following
morning. Parties not members of the
club who wish to avail themselves of this
contract must make application at once
to the transportation committee.
\V. H. M. Pilsuv , ) Transportation
D. A. FATUiALii , > Committee ,
I. A. IlKNnmoKB , ) Y. M. D. Club.
Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur
nishings of the Now York plumbing Co.
They Will IJiiHcl.
The following parties have secured permits
for new buildings :
E. J. Baldwin t 700
H.Austin 300
J. T. Bell 1,000
John Danforth 1,000 ,
John Danforth , 5,000
Chris Peterson 50
A Good Idea.
If you nro going to attend the Derby
races or national convention at St.
Louis , cither by special train or regular
trains , leave your name with Capt. O.
M. Brown , ab early as possible for sleep
ing car accommodations and avoid the
rush sure to occur.
Money at low rates on first-class tarm security
liurnlmm , Tulleys X Co. , lit ! Malu-btreet.
Itomly For Sheepskins ,
The commencement exercises of the hlgl
school class of "SS" will be held at the opera
house Friday evening , Juno ! U. The class
numbers cloven , three young gentlemen am
eight young ladies , as follows : English
Margaret M. BHtton , Carrie M , Clifford
Jennie Howe , Gr&co V. Heffley , Mary 12
Oliver , Lena M. Wallace. Classical-Edith
Fletcher , Mary McMlllcnJ Edwin W. Mitch
ell , Charles. L. Huntiiigtcm and Paul A
THE ELEMENTS
HAVE BEEN 4
THE
Dry Goods Business !
BUT
Will make such prices and give such
mrgains , all this week , that no matter
vhcthor it rains or shines , the people
vill bo out in force. They will not bo
xblo to resist the great temptation to
my goods cheap. All sensible people
enow that before the Fourth of July
here will bo plenty of weather of the
cd hot sort , and now is a good tlmo to
get ready. "Special sale each and
every day during this wcoic will make
things lively ut our btorcs.
A Sensation at Embroidery Counter.
3y the pale of our big purchase from a ,
eadinp Swiss manufacturer of Hamburg
Sdgings nt Ic. ajc , 4c , 0c , 7jc , Sjc , lOc ,
12jc and 16c a yard. Swiss edgings go
at 2clc } , 5c , OJc , 7Jc , 8Jc , lOc , liije
md 15c per yard.
And 45-inch Swiss Skirtings at 45c ,
COc , COc , (15c ( , 75c , 85c , $1$1.10 , $1.25 ,
$1.35 , $1.60 , $1.65 , $1.75 , $1.85 and $2.
This purchase is offered at not half
regular prices.
See special prices from the late great
Underwear sale in New York in lodics , ' ,
children's and gent's underwear at a
great reduction. Bargains in all de
portments for every day of the week.
A WHACK AT GALICOS ,
Wo will sell calicos at 2c per yard.
We will sell genuine Indigo Blue Cali
cos at 5c per yard ; bold every wlmve at
75c.
WHOOPING UP SATEENS ,
This week great bargains. Elegant
styles in 27-inch wide at only 7ic per
yard ; regular price lOc. 32-inch wide ,
good styles , in blue grounds only , at
8c , regular price 12jc. Sco 32-inch
wide , in all ground colors , styles unique ,
and the price only lOc per yard , regular
price 15c. All best domestic Sateens in
stock and in French Satecnb not to bo
had elsewhere ; designs exclusive.
Cyclone-Torn Prices on Ginghams ,
10c dress styles go on at 5c per yard.
We make a big deal in fine Scotch
Zephyr Ginghams , closing out entire
lots , and will sell them at lUJc , 15c , 18c
and 20c. They are genuine articles
and worth frag 20c to : ! 5c. A full line ,
good btyles , at 7je to lOc per yard , in
this season's productions. Staple Apron
Ginghams atIc per yard. Special
Heavy Southern Checked Shirtings ,
best Vfoods , at OJo per yard , regular
price lOc. Cheviots at 5c per yard.
Bales of Brown Muslin Lost.
Railroad freight goes cheap : 7-8 fine
brown goes at 4c per yard , regular price
6c. Bales of very heavy sheeting , yard
wide , goaSSc per yard , regular price
Vie. 10-4 Brown Sheeting at 18c , 20o
and 22Jc. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at
20e , 22jc ana 25c.
throwing to the backward season wo
are gompolled to move our immense
stock of goods in a shorter time than
usual , and as the goods-must bo sold ,
our loss will bo your gain. Emdrnco
tis opportunity and lay in your supply
now , at .
Peoples5 Store
314,316 , , 318 & 320
BROADWAY.
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SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest Stooh , Furnishing
METCALF BROTHERS.
Lowest Prices , . Clothing , Hats , Caps , efo. I
ffardman , Everett
WUrt
MtmMi.JL.lFK , IMP , obi Ny Tout
Largest Capital and Surplus CITIZENSSTAE
of Any Banh ( n the city.
STH , & A ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS v
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Wholesale. Saiitn Rasa * | ' A " IV > 'urMV
"THE BEST.
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No. . 8. Pearl
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EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
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Manufacturer of Fine Cnrriagcs and Buggies. H. F H ATTENH AUER I always keen in stock a largo variety of eastern
I have always a full Block to select from. . , , make Carnages , which 1 soil at a very low rate.
Call and examine. Prices Low. Xos. 27 to 8Ij Fourth Street. I am alwavs ready to show goods.
Wrought and Cast FOR
JJulMhiffs , Automatic CMPI&bCQ Highest Economy ,
Jtepulrs , yew 2dftmfE HI UIIIL W Slnnrtlcltu and Durability
Nos. 1100 to 11 > 00 , Tenth Avcnuo , Council BlulTs.In. Telephone ICO.
Porsonnl
F. M. Oault , of the Wubash , is at Clarlnda
n a business trip. He will probably return
o-day.
L. C. Harris , of La Moure , Dak. , is visit-
ngwith the family of P. H. Hill , at 823
Third avcnuo.
Kov. W. II. W. Kees has returned homo
ifter a protracted but very profitable visit to
'ho cities of the cast.
Mrs. J. D. Crockwell and Mrs. II. A. Olea-
.011 . are visiting with relatives and friends in
iVnamos.i , la. They will be absent about a
month.
Arclno Davcl , a Council Bluffs typo , is
rery low with consumption nt the Western
: iouse. Ho has lost the use of nis volco and
: iia condition is very critical.
J. M. Poland , ex-manager of the Council
Bluffs department of the Republican , has
been removed to Chicago for medical treat
ment. His condition remains about the same
as for some time past.
William Downs , deputy of the order of the
Not thwestern Legion of Honor , is in tne city
'or the purpose of building up the meniber-
ihip of that organisation in the city. He is
assisted in this work by T. H. Swartz , a can
vasser of ability.
Charles Ivcith , formerly general agent of
.ho Chicago , Burlington A ; Quincy in this
city , and now located at St. Louts , is here for
a few day's stay. Ho has so many friends
to greet that his pi ogress along the street is
very slow.
Messrs. i. S. Blackwelder and Thomas F.
oodrich , of Chicago , manager and vice
president of the western depai tment of the
Niagara lire insurance company of Now
Yoik , wore in the city yesterday looking
after the interests ol their company. They
wcic the guests of Mayor Hohrer , ami were
shown abont the city by that hospitable gen
tleman.
Grand Special Sale.
To make room for other goods I will
offer my entire stock of line pictures ,
imported china and glass novelties , wall
pockets , fancy towel racks and all wooden
bric-a-brac , albums , brass novelties , fine
statuary , etc. , regardless of cost. J. D.
Crock well , 411 Broadway.
For sale cheap. Lots near the bridge
to parties who will buijd at once. Ad
dress or call on J. R. Rico , No. 110
Main btrcot , Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
W'ANTED ' 1 hree men to work ; al&o girl for
Iious3work ; wages for girl $1. D. J.
Pinitli , fruit grower , S , 1st bt.
'ITIOJI SAiTu. Two acres choice land Just west
JO of U. P. transfer depot. Will sill very low-
It sold soon. 1'orrostSmith , Ilro n ImlUlfng.
FOH HKNT. Two utory dwelling house , 0
rooms , on Sixth iivenue , one iimlouo-half
blocct ) from I'earl St. Knqulrc of U. C. Bloomer.
71OH SAM ? Two line residence properties.
- Must lie sold soon. Terms to milt pur
chaser. Inqult oof Johnston & Von 1'utteii , ! O
Main st.
TpOH SAI.i : My residence property corner 8th
-L bt. nnd Uth nvo. , consisting of two lots , each
fijNlSO ft. ( corner lot vacant ) ; poo.l s-room hoube ,
barn , cltv wilier , etc. , will bell separately or to-
CPlher , Jmestlfc'ato soon for n Vmrjain. B. T.
Trench.
WANTED Seventy-live pieces of Rood , sec
ond-hand carpet. A. J , Mumlcl"J3 llroaa-
way.
WANTED Housekeeper Klderly Herman
lady preferred Ono child to euro for. In
quire ut Jlce ollicu.
FOll BAI.K At a bargain , 40 acres near stock
yards , South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson &
Christian , Room 33 , Chamber ot Commerce ,
Omaha.
"T\7ANTKD Blocks ol merchandise. Have
V Y Oinuha and Council llulTs ) city property.
nlso western land to exChanuo for goods , Call
on or address Johnsons Christian , Itocin 35 ,
Chamber ot Commerce , Omiihu.
OFFICER & mil ,
BANKERS.
&OOIronilway ) Council niulla , Iowa. KstablUlieJ
1857.
OGDEN BOILER WORKS
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CARTER & SON , Prop' * .
Mnmifacturersot
All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work.
Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended
to. Satisfaction ( .uaranteed. 10th Avouue. Ad *
dresu Ot'den lioller M'orka. Council llluffa.Iowa.
I'CMilolous Activity.
Star Stables and-Mule Yards
Broadway , Council Mulls. Opp. Dummy Depot
Horses nd mules constantly on band , for
ealo at retail or lu car load lota.
Orders promptly tilled by contract on abort
notice. . ,
Stock sold on commission.
Telephone 114. SCllLUrBIl 4,110M5V.
Duuuay Depot , Council UlulT *
GRESTON HOUSE ,
Main Street. Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel In the City with Flro Es-
copo. Elootrlo Call Bolls.
Accommodations First Glass ,
Rates Always Reasonable
MAX MOHN , Proprietor
JOHN GILBERT ,
PLCMIIKK AND UKALKH IN
WIND MILLS ,
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS.
NO. 521 MAIN ST. ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS , : : IOWA
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGLAS ST. , OMAHA , NEB.
&
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
No. 552 Broadway , Opera House Block ,
Council Bluffs. Telephone No. 284.
SNYDEB & SNYDER
M. B. SNYDEB , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MBS. M. B. SNYDEB ,
SPECIALIST :
Diseases of Women and Children ,
307 Uroad-\\ay , Council llliiira.
THEO. BECKMAN ,
MANUrACTUIlEIl Of AND DEALER IN
HARNESS , SADDLES ,
BRIDLES AND COLLARS.
Fu/V Assortment of Harness Goods Con
btiintly on Hand.
Repairing Neatly nntl Promptly Done.
NO. 20p MAIN ST. .
COUNCIL OL.UFF3 , 8 : IOWA
D , H , McDANELD & CO , ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market. Prices. Prompt
Returns ,
C. 20 and 623 Mala Strcet.Countlt Blutts.Iowa.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26O
No. 2O1 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIESi
BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H RTTCinNRTNF Hydraulic and Sanitary Eugineej 1
lli UlIUVlllDllYlji Plans , Estimates , Specifications. Suf'
pervision of Public Work. Brown Building , Council Bluffs
Iowa.
Second Floor Browiv
DfTplTD Attorney-at-Law ,
DURI1D , Building , 115 Pearl Street , Council' '
Bluffs I _ H , f Iowa. . . . . _ T _ . . ! I ! . . . . ! ! _ " ' 1
NOflUTTp7 Justice of the Peace. Office over American' '
, OUI1UUZJ , Express , No. 419 Broadway , Council BluffsS
Iowa. " * '
QTHNI ? Xl QTMQ Attorneys-at-Law , practice in the Stat )
01V11D ( X OlillOj aud Federal Courts. Office- " ' '
and 8 , Shugart Beno Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WflOTUUTRV Dentists. Office corner"c
. VYUUlJDUKl Pearl St. and First Avenu ?
FINE GOLD WOUK A SPECIALTY ;
Cf Dentist. Corner Main street and Firs
, U. avenue.
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TO TWVIM Sur and ° - E < > Ordinance Grades arp
, lUOlJillW , Grading Estimates. Drafting. 5d
Broadway , cor. of Main , Room 5.
J Architect and Superinrendont
. Room 2 , Opera House
Council Bluffs.
ESTABLISH Ep 1842. INCOIIPOKATI2D
CO. ,
DUSSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTURERS
SIZES FROM Especially Designed for ]
MILLS ELEVATORS
25 TO 250 ,
AND ' /
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
HORSEPOWER
POWER , PURPOSES , '
AUTOMATIC. : CUT-OFF : ENGIN
Branch. House , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
HI3N1 > FOH CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
-IF YOU IIAV ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FDRNITURf
Call on RI. DROIIMCII , 5M ; BroaAway , ivlioro you will receive
the Highest C'nuh l rU-u ,
BROADWAY MEAT MARKE ;
327 UKOAmVAV.
Ah WAYS ON HANI ) A UIO HUPIU/Y OP KIltST-UIjAKB
STEER BEEF , MUTTON , VEAL AND PORK.
Special I'riceti to Hotels , Uemaiiranta ami Hoarding Uouucs.
Cooked Ham nntl Corn I3eof. Sausage Fresh Kvery Day , Fresh Fish Every F
day. Poultry Fresh on Saturday.
01:0. Ji. itiis < ; invi : ; > uitr , Proprietor.
Formerly with the Western Sausage Factory , Omuha.