Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1882, Page 6

|l | i [ ———————— R " e ¥ BEE--CCUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA FRIDAY APRIL 21 182, THE DAILY BEE cou"c'l— BLI!_FFS- They Are to be H:res.fl:sr Im- '-h"“_ :h‘;:l. in Cowley county, with §Friday Morning April 21 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrler, - - - - - 20 centaper week, By Mil, < - - - - - - Office: No. 7 Pearl | Near Broadway. C. E. MAYNE, Manager City Circulation, H. W. TILTON, City Editor. ———————————— | Wodnesday evening the matter of again brought up, and by a unanimous vote [ ojice duty, which does not require the following resolution was adopted: | half his time. MINOR MENTIONS, —Elegant millinery at Bliss’, | —The “Red Cloud” passed up the river to-day. —A young girl named Nellie Blanchard was yesterday arrested for being drunk and disorderly on Broadway near the Revere house, ~—Leaves to wed were yesterday given to L. C. Anderzon and Miss A, G. Peter- won, of this city, alsoto W, ¥, Huffchy and Mies Lizzie Meyer, both of Council Bluffs, —There has not been an arrival or de- parture at the county jail for two wesks until yesterday afternoon, when Nelly STREETS AND SIDEWALKS, proved by Special As- sessment, $10.00 per Year. | An Important Change Made by the | months of license, against only three City Council. At a meeting of the city council on | things as the result of prohibition. street improvements was Be it resolved, by the city council of the city of Council hereafter all streets or parts of streets, which are by ordinance or otherwise ordered to be brought to grade by filling or catting, and all other improvements of streets or side- walks, such as paving, graveling, lnmx{nmizing, ete., shall be so 1m- proved by or at the cost and expense of the owners of the lots or parcels of land fronting on suid streets or parts of streets, or charged and asscased against said owners and said lots or parcels of land, and no such improve- ments shall be made and paid for out of the general fund of the city, except it be temporarily until the proper Bluffs, that |is without inmates. J?.ho number of cases of drunkenness I shinning up the lamp-pcsts and pasting | decided to procure 11,000 coples of Iy it | ested in | mnde Liccun aud kb e o s | | from x o the el o W-l‘i’flw Yeo for Washington, D. C., where they expect | ber; and the Long was sent down for fiftesn days, for| charge s above indicated is made and larceny. collected, —8. 8, Keller has begun the work of | This resolution embodies the most decorating the front of his large furniture | important change yet made by the warehouse and salesrooms on Broadway | ¢itY council. T Bex has heretofore with large signs, and intends putting in | Pretty thoroughly aired the matter, and given some of the pros and cons, :l‘:dpl;t: s s T definitely settled. The oy action will excite some opposition by ~The attempt to collect licenses from | some, who have long had to pay their saloon-men in the rural districts, and |share for improvements made on within two miles of the limits, is to be|streets which did not directly benefit met with a protest by the men thus sought | their property a cent’s worth, and to be taxed. They propose to fight it in | Who will now be called on to pay all the courts. the expenses for any improvement ¢ which they may especially desire, —The officers and committee chairmen | g me suoh will deem it rather hard to of the Y. M. C. A. are to meet this after- | yubmit to such & change, but they can moon at b o’clock at the Pacific house par- | console themselves with the Jor to appoint committees and arrange | thought that they will be re- other details as preparatory to starting | lieved, in the long years to come, upon an active work. of the payment of taxes for improve- —0. 0. Richardson, who charged the | Ments which espocially bonefit prop- “Blue Jay” saloon-men with swindling erty in which they are not concerned. The financial condition of the city him, &6d who was himsel! arrested for be- |, .,y thatmany improvements which ing drunk, has been set free, and has con* | 315 desired by property-owners in | cluded not to prosecute the saloon-men, | particular sections of the city, and cn | they having fixed it up with bim in some | cortain strocts, cannot possibly be | | way. made. Under the new mode, as —Tt is noticed that many of the gasoline | established by this resolution, the street lights are turned on a long time be. | PrOperty owners on any street need fore it gets dark. As they are so supplied | 10V Walt for the city to get in better that they run for n certain number of | fnancial condition, but by gotting a hours and then go out, it is evident that | POtition properly signed can submit to a special assessment on the property by being lighted so much earlier than is directly berefited, and the improve- | mecessary they go out long before they | ment, can be pushed right along, ,ought. It has become apparent that some v PP { —Somo of the mischievous boys sbout | 3uch change would become nocessary, | town have found a new amusement in and that it ought to be made, and the present council thought that no paper over the glas. Tt i well for them | 245 10 20114 bo chonon for mak- to have their laugh first, for someenter- | gtarting out under a new order of prising *‘cop” may spy them, and put them | ¢hings ill around. If the permanent in the cooler to await the pleadings of [improvements can . thus be made by their anxious mothers. % Apecial assessment on the property , —A warrant was yesterday issued for | directly concerned, it will leave the the arrest of Wm, Hartaman, the keeper|general fund free to be used for ! of adry goods and gotfon store on Broad. [ Roeded purposes of repair, and the way. Tho complining ixan Omahs | €1, :‘ull not be run into such financial | girl named Alice , who says that ’ .she was made to pay Hartzman $2 under a How often persops have been annoyed { threat of ‘being arrested for stealing some ||ty burrs oli to their di cloth. good there, of which chargo of thett she | huy, and. heoy eldors "1.:'."’:1:-?. When 13 } [ cleaning them, given it a the that , claims tobe fmnocent. | ondonk ot F1the omt wrlostne pinat ' —The flntmuth‘lfidd in this county gluw ;nd rt;nfl:‘r kr::wn,-ndlf- 1:n!d !ia favor of the prohibition amendment, | BY 8Very drugglst under the name of Lur- wran that 1A a§ Laviols sohos!. honas. st | 200K Biood Bittars, Price s, miles east of the city, Saturday night last. RN g N A The house was packed, many being unable Real Bstate Transfers, to secure seats. Rev, J, G. Leman, of| The following transfers of real ca- this city, gave an earnest addrees, and | tate are reported as taken from the eome of the young folk gave stirring |ceunty records by J. W. Squire & amusic, Co., abstractors of titles, real estato = John Piersons, made notorious by his [ and loan agents, Council Bluffs: connection with the Hubbard assault and | John Lake to J. L. Carey and Har- ‘robbery case, and Anna Henry, who so ry P, Fox: sw 24, 77, 39, 83,620, ; brutally beat a five-year-old boy, are said| Haskell & Harrington to James W, ‘ tobein Omaha. The latter is wanted [ Osborn: Part n se 20, 76, 43, 81,125, here, and the natural query is why donot| C. Nyrop to G. Bruhn; sw se and | the officers bring her bick and make her |5 8W and 8 10 acres of sw sw of 9, | suffer the penalty of her inhuman act, and the'n 20 acres of nw nw 16, all in 74, 41, §2,475, | *7=The city does not seem to bein such a | Henry Howe to N. S, Harrington; | bloody, murderous, riotous condition as| W} e} nw ne 12, 74, 44, $2,800, | #he . Nonparell ' pictures. it, | Yesterday| Haskell & Harrington to Thomas ‘ there was no unusual amount of gore run. K"!’““: nw 28, 76, 43, ‘MOO ning in the gutters although the mayor G. W. Blaney W.A. J. Gustin® se wl: ':’b;cnfln Tan;, Judge Aylesworth | % 3::“': 'i‘?ils“l li{’) ‘&s‘fislfiglg‘"“n ou 18 Crescent farm, Justice Abbott e a0 b in Cleveland, and Maruhal Jackson on | ® roptn 3 o 1% Th e tip into the country. 47 1|9 in'4, Amold's addition to Oakland, ~Morris, who s niow ser: 1| €100, 4 jall here for passing counterfelt money, | K- Davidson to L. M. Shirraden: was yesterday allowed by the jailor to 4 and bin 10, Baliss’ second addi- Ryl . o 4 Tipton: 21 and 22 in 16 mill addition and seeing Morris sitting easily on ¥ steps, taking his ense, and chatting | ¢ J, . ‘with the jailor, ordered him be taken in- side the]walls, and kept there, | Uity Marshal Jackson has notified the Marry ¥ #tho keopern of houses of protitution that Last evening, at I:Id; residence of $hey will be beld respousible for the con- | Charles Burghausen, Mr, L, O, Ane | duct of the ‘“boarders,” and that when | derson to Mrs. A, G, Peterson. The | there is any disorderliness reported, the ceremony was performed by Judge | hou-e will be ‘‘pulled,” and male and | Aylesworth, ( * «Aemale fnmates will be arrested, Hereto- | fore the men haye been highly favored, Temperanoe Rally. but the manifasto has gone forth that all A temperance meeting, in the in- will now be treated alike, without regard | terest of the prohibitory amendment, . %0 sex or social position, will be held at Dohany’s hall, Tues- (| ==At the mestiag of the exsoutive com. day evening, the 26th inst. Short | amittes of the Pottawattamie prohibition | speeches, select readings and music | amendment alliane held yesterday, it was | will oceupy the meeting. All inter. e temperance work ias Right to License,” “Rum aud Taxation | vited to be present at this flll":pfill- meeting of the amendment cams ! 1t waa also decided to hold o in this county, L. W. TuLLeys, Neola the evening Seoretary, of April 27th, nts were also aunade for W for the meet. iing to be '8 hall, next Tugs. ey ovening, the 20th Just, y; . r Knox to O, O, England: 13 in o's sub city, $3,260, J. O, Sargent to M. A, Shoemaker; Part lot 41, O, P, city, $300, —— Prohibition, Governor St. John confirms the statement already made in these col- vmns s to the success of prohibition: in Kansas. He says the law is as honestly obeyed and faithfully en- forced in three-fourtha of the state ar any other law prohibiting crime, The city of Newton, in Harvey county, contaiging ahout 3,000 popu- lation, had not a single case of drunk. enness in the polics court from the st of May, the date th prohibition until the 1st of Ooto- trict court that cop. T At esterday, | ¢ remaip unti) the middle of Msy. s B first time in the history of the county found not a single criminal case on at least 3,000 population, had twenty- one convletions in the police court for drunkenness during the last five the first five months of prohibition, Independence, Parsons and Me- Pherson show a similar condition of Olathe, with a population of 2,500, has no policemen and needs none, the city marshal alone performing all the There is rarely a case in the police court and the calaboose Under the old license system the city scrip of this city was worth only from G0 to 80 cents on the dollar; now it is at par, and money in the treasury to promptly meet avery obli- gation, Ottawa, containing about 5,000 population, makes equally as good a showiug, and the foregoing cities pre- sent no better record than may be found in scores of other towns in the state. Even in the larger cities, where the law is feebly enforced, .there has been a reduction of fifty per cent in before the police courts. ELOPED FROM DENMARK, The Love of Woman Proves Stronger Than the Love of Country. A Young Couple Flee From the Old Country to This City to be Married. A romantic marriage occurred in this city yesterday the contracting parties being Loren A, Jensen and Miss Dortha M. Carlsen. The happy bridegroom was nineteen years of age, and the bride seven years older. Neithor was abla to speak a word of English, and the young man's aunt; Mrs, Martha Johnson, »>f this city served as interpreter in the perform- ance of the ceremony by Justice Bond at his office. The story of their love as told by her was to the effect that the young folks were residents of Olstedt, Denmark, where they become engaged, but owing to the tender age of the young man, and some other legal obstacles, they could not consume At Salina, recently, a rumseller was convicted in the district court on thirty-three charges, the fines amounting, in the aggregate, to three thousand five hundred dol- lars and costs, and thirty days im- prisonment in the county jail. An argument that probably convinced the rumseller that prohibition wasn't much of a faklure, To defeat the amendment, the liquor men raised a corruption fund of one hundred thousand dollare, They called a meeting and named 1t the ‘‘Peoples’ movement.”’ In it were one hundred and twenty-five saloon- keepers. They declared in their firat resolution that the law, if adopted, would increaso the sale and consump- tion of liquor. Think ot it! A body of 125 liquor dealers shedding tears for fear of an increase of business! They declared, after the passage of the law, that it would ruin the trade and business of the country. The business for 1881 of one railroad, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, in- creased nearly four millions oyer the earnings of the year 1880. The in- crease in the value of the assessment of propoerty for 1881 over 1880 was over ten millions of dollars. Then they said no foreign emigra- tion would come to the state. This would have been true, if foreigners came to the state to get drunk or drink liquors, rather than to secure homes, The foreign vote was cast largely for the amendment. McPherson county, largely foreign, gave 1,240 majority for prohibition, The state has gained grandly inpop- | 11 tor the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS ulation, and of the very best class, There is one spot where the 8tate | 1eave ady ortisements has lost in population on account of | peari Street, near Erondway. prohibition, and that is within the walls of the states prison. eleven months of 1880, under license, against only 175 the first eleven months of 1881, under prohibition. The war- way, Cou uff den of the prison declared he would | house: " best location in be unable to fill his contracts for man- ufacturing if they didn’t reopen the grog shops, W. TviLEYS, Mrs. Norris, who is_opening a new millinery store at 105 South Main streot, will return from the east to- vited to attend her opening to-morrow and examine the display of French patterns. sent 280 convicts to that institution, the. :f: Msin street, day with a complete line of elegant WAN“D—TW"thuolmn'-mkers.mun millinery goods. Everybody is in- BM,," Gl mate their wishes in marriage. They TOO UTTERLY UTTER! TET TOO TRUEL. BOSTON TEA CGO. Are Supplying the Aesthetic Wants of the Public in FINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples at the Lowest Prices, Fresh Roast Coffees, Chioce Drawing Teas. Boston Tea Co. 16 Main 8t. and 15 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, at last become impatient, and weigh- ing their love of home and country ns ngainst their love for each other, they decided in favor of the latter, and planned to leave together for Am- erica where they could do as they pleased, They carried this plan into successful execution, sailing on the same vessel, and journeying together, as brother and sister, crossed the ocean, and on reaching New York pushed right onto this city, on ac- count of his aunt havipg a home here. As soon after their arrival as possible, they secured the necessary license, got the justice to tie the knot; and propose now to settle here as husband and wife, and strike together for a happ; home and a fortune in the new land. They are a very pleasing looking couple, seem intelligent, and of their enterprise and pluck, their trip is sufticient evidence. L - For first-class butter tubs be sure and call upon Joseph Ross, 6156 Upper Broadway. . apr2l.6t* LS d bustles, A aprl9 3t Hair cloth skirts full assortment at Bli COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8pecial advertisements, 41 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be inssrted in this column st the low rato of TEN CENTS PER PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. at our office, No.7 ===MANUFACTURER OF—— Road, Track, Coach & Livery HARNESS |- FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. E. H. SHERMAN, Business Manager. ‘WM. CHRISTOPHER, Mechanical Manager, 124 8, Main St., Council Bluffs, Ia. GOLD! CcOLD! coLD! Bright and yellow and hard and cold, Molten, graven, hammered and roll'd, Heavy to get and light to hold; Hoarded, bartered, bought and sold, Stolen, borrowed, squandered, and dol To the very verge of the churchyard mould; g tion. Correspondence Solicited, Address: — e W.W.SHERMAN| T HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO0., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, Cor. Fourth St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. mar-2-8m . MUELLER'S Jhickering, Weber, Lindeman, J. Mueller and other Pianos, $200 and upward, Burdett, Western Cottage,. Tabor and Paloubet Organs, $60 andupward. Musi- cal Merchanaise of every discription. Italhan Strings a speciaity; imported direct, Music Books, Shoet-Music, L'oys, Games, Fancy Goods, Wholesale and Re- tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Time. Stock is large, full and com- plete, Musical Journal tree on applica- M J. MUELLER, 103 South 5th Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. A . .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ETITIRTS MADE IN THE WHST. B s oo aetvos| DU 800 Willow Streets, Council Bluffs, Price of many a ctime untold, GOLD! cOLD! of age. Do business with cash men, and Mrs. J. E. Motcalfe and Miss Belle Lewis Aro now dealing in all kinds of fancy goods, snch as Laces, Embroideries, Ladies’ Underwear o)l descriptions. Also Handkerchio's, both in silk and lincn, hose of all kir ds, thread, pins, If you want to have gold you must | needles, cte. We hope the laaies will call and see our stock of %cods at 638 Brosaway b fore go~ spend your money to the very bestadvant. | ing elsewhere. where only one price will be asked or The firat Losr—onu rubber overcoat, between U, P, lepot ar 1 Fourteenth and Davenport stroets. wilt be liberally rewarded by leaving & Tirk Brx office 853-21% cluded, Call on or address apl19-1m PETER BECHTELL. OR s‘.’AILz_o"mn'- 'Ir;mg cq;l.l.,,,, on | word, XLCR is our motto. (Ousay onthly payments of §5), Fourth avenuc | ness 3 Further on this subjeot in our next, | ana Bancroit strect. 4 aiina onoavkiealshy condiNin; Tiveey. _splio-6t taken, REMEMBER “‘A tree is known by its fruit—" A store by its prices. M =r| ONE THING CERTAIN Our prices are right. Our business is a guarantee that fair dealing is our watch- Our busi- ALL AND SEE A SPLENDID CRAyow |Coods are going off very cheap. Teas portrait of a p-ominent citizen, done by a [ and Coffees a firat-class Boston artist, at the Excelsior vallery, apristt st-class at JOSEPH REITER'S, 810 apris‘st "ANTED--To buy or have built, a cottage on monthly instal ments, Address P, O, Box 968 or inquire at The Bee office, apridtt BOTTS BALKED, The Ugly Moke Cunningly Plans to Escape From Jall, Joe Botts, the colored man, arrested for complicity in the KegCreek shoot- ing and robbing affair, is a bad one, and has had such a hard record that he has been watched with unusual vigilance while lying in jail here. He has acted very orderly and been very careful not to arouse suspicion, but all to escape from jail. He lately wrote a letter to his ‘‘Sophia” in Om- aha, and succeeded in ng it into the hands of Jack “m‘ n, the ung man_held here as a witness in OR _ BALE—Weiberfrund, or _Woman's Friood, tho great German discovery. Positive cure for female weakness in all its various forms and stages. At apridim DEAVEN'S Drug Store, OR 8§ rooms, Goo | location §4,600. apris-ot AMENT & SIyS. E—Large brick resicence, nine see us, we will do you good. 162 Broadway, Opposite Ogden COUNCIL BLUFFS S. S. EELLER, M A MM OTEL FURNITURE HOUSE. irrors, Upholstery, Repairing, Etc., Wood and Metallic Coffins. 'Nol.) 436 an’dwnyp,' Cor, ,ryant b't., Council Bluffs, Iowa. METCALF BROS, ~——WHOLESALE DEALERS} IN~— .0, CORY, | department is doing good work, Canned |HAtS, Caps, Straw Goods, and Buck Gloves. TRyl CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED, choice assortment. ancg COUNOIL BLUNFES, - TOW .A. Shelf Goods for the million. Come an« F. J. OSBORKE & 00, House. IRON WORK MANUFACTURERS OF Office with W. 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - E. COOX, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands, and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Jowa and Nebraska. COUNOIL BLUFS "~ THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF y|Wall Paper and Window Shades g And the Largest Assortment to Select #rom. Paper Hangin and Interior Decoratin e wored ooms, +-w-cor. 1 | ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING| ~ 2P SN SN SRnIOn g Ave. and 11th street. R. W, L. PATTON—Phbysician and Oculist. aprig-gw* = Can cure any case of sore eyes, 1t is only - A om cure oy caseotsore ey, 1t in only | GENERAL MACHINERY | o™ viv, {rom three to five wecks—it makes no differ- ence how long diseased, Will straighten croes tho tuwe has boen cunningly planning | saert sriaeareves - > = "% 45 4| COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. IOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms to tingle gentlemen, in very desirable looation. Ep1l-tt J. W. SQUIRE &(0. OR RENT.—Two $20 houses aud ono store, 820 Broadway, Apbly april-lm* A M, WILSON, 0 case. Botts knew that any letters wntten by him would be inspected, but fancied that Walton could get it apls-ut AN YONE WANTING sorrefine quality broom oy writing to mailed without suspicion. Walton passed the leter slyly into the hands of a prisoner who was confined on a petty charge, and who was allowed Fox SALE—Beantiful_residenco lots, $60 b each; nothing down, and 83 per week only, ¥ EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. corn sced can get it by wplaitf MAY NE, Cnllkncilklull. many privileges and who did the chores abouf the yard, This one, however, betrayed the confidence, and the letter fell into the hands of the officials. let out, buy him some plugs of tobacco, and by onpe with a case-knife, a saw onitwo, and then seal up the hole with a bié of leaf tobacco. And the plug was to be fixed so as to conceal a little vial of croton oil. From the letter it appeared that Botts thought |t Brx office. that by spotting his body with croton oil he could raise little pimples, and by playing sick he could make the officials believe he had the small pox. house, or escaping. The saws, too, would come handy, if there were any iron bars to be out, It is needless to say that Boots has not received this precious tobacco yet, and everything passed to him is closely inspected., I0WA ITEMS, Twelve divor; oases are to be dis- posed of at the comng term of the district court in Dubuque, The ladies of the Presbyterian church ‘;l%:)?)upilhpid. have pur. chased a $1, ano to putin the chapel. ' * B"I:fhn blew open the eafe of the United States Express company in its Keota office a few nights since, and realized the munificent sum of $5.60. A tramp attempting to get off a freight train near 0‘&!’ Rapids, on [ In this letter the whole plan was | i) ced s, i m Butts wanted ‘‘Sophia” to noar nm’.’i:-‘;- Phe surroanded w th fie rhade slceping rooms, bas ice hou An alarm would thus be caused and | F°0M &. Hata world w do reputation ud & he would either be removed to a pest | capacity. oo 85 laced in better shape for | dress, A, &, SAWDEY, Red Cloud, acb. Nos. 634 and 536 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. 1@ which he had been sealing '8 _tido 14 Pearl Street, Courioll Bluffs. vened there about that time, for the l';l \ b.".“n oo s o wes Lasa: , Wuixu-ro renta amall cottago at once. AND Office and Works, Main Street, We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, Geo. R. Beard, 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. W, RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and Retai! Dealers in W. BEEBE- FURNITURE AND CROCKERY, Nos. 207 .& 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. HOISTERS AND HOUSE FRONTS. GENHRAL REPAIR WORK will recelve’ prompt attention. A general as- sortment of Brass Goods, Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Adaross ©. M., or enquire at Bxx efice. | Formdry, Pig Iron, Ooke, Ooal 'WAN’I‘ED—EV! body in Council Blufts fo to take Tux "o, N 7 Four Btioas making a hole in WAN’I'ID—'I‘G buy &100 tons broom oorn. For particulars dress Council Blufts slip in | Broom Factory, Council Blufts, Iowa, 068-294¢ OR BALE—OId papors 260 hundred, at "The Boo office, ouncll blubs. © sesh of OR RENT—] Bouse, cantrally A nice grounds, \OR SBALE--The POPULAR HOTEL, known a8 the YS' HOME, This house is co ~ ally located, has south and east front, and Is cont insthirty laundry, better patron e ite 8 Al 8bd-tt than mun%’homu or 000 For part 2, oscar wizpe 2. CHAS, HENDRIE, President. ZEPHYRS, of All Kinds. 4i¥ Silks and Stamped Goods: Nice Asse GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, Bluffs City Business College, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Here will be taught every branch pertalning to Complete Business Education. Pupl's recelved atany time, and for any porti'n of the course. For terms or further informution, call at 331 Hroadway, tecord Floo*r, or address . D. B. MORSE, Princiole. J. E. DAVIS, 13 PEARL S8TREET, Dealer in CERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS A Full Line of Canvas, Felts, Embroidery, Knitting t of Applique Pictures GAS FIXTURES. Bixby & Wood, THE PLUMBERS, 20 per woush. Enaulré | OnBanoroft or (Fourth Streets.) J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Oune of the besh second-class Hotels fn the West is the BROADWAY HOTEL. A.E BRSWN, Proprietor, Talo supplied with the best the market af- Rirgd ol prlty M e M0 Very reasonable. SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL. N, Anderson, - - Proprietor, 782 Lower Brasdway. fed with the best the market al- #3.60 and $1.00 per week. Transient *DENTIST. Extracting and filing & specialty, First-class work guaraatesd, Attorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law, Drs: Woodbury & Son, | DENTIsTS Gor, Pearl & 1at Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glass, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., 840 BroAoway, - MRS, B, J, HILTON, M, W. E. SINTON, N}VSIGIAII AND SURGEON, 22 Broadwav, Council Bluffs Ww. B JACOB BIMS /"AMENT & SIMS, COUNCIL BLUFFS. IJOWA, ) SLIPPERS, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. | 4,14 that our prices are as low a8 1v 18 possible to ‘sell good goods, Invest D gate for yourself, y FIRE AWAY FLANIGAN ! Or, in the language of Cromwell, we say to the little souls who deal in 8hoddy Goods and Misrepresenta- tion by telling their handful of customers that Ou}- Prices are above their own, to “Fire Away Flanigan.”’ Our Customers know we deal in Honest Made, Comfortable Fitting, Stylish 7. 'T. LINDSEY & CO.,, 412 BROADWLY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA And WESTSIDE SQUARE, CLARIMDA I0WA, -U-. S I C »