Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1882, Page 6

[ f f COUNCIL BLUFFS. ‘Wedneaday Morning, AE 30. SUBSORIPTION RATES: 20 conta por woek - #10.00 per Year Osrrier, - oy N 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Offce: No. Broadway. M. . GRIFFIN, Manager. H. W. TILTON, Oity Bditor. MINOR MENTIONS, ~J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. ~—8herraden makes photographs, N, Porterfield was yesterday fined for ‘being a little out of plumb, —1In the cirenit court yestorday the case of Foster vs. Liake was on trial, ~Joseph Reiter makes snits Iatest styles at No, 310 Broadway- —To-night is the Falk organ concert at the Congregational church, in the —The oil inspector has filed his bond of £1,000 and it has been duly approved. ~ Oarpet Sweepers -The Aurora Bissell and Standard Carpet Sweepers at Hark- ness, Orcutt & Cu's, ang28.2t —To-morrow the Consolidated Tank Line company is to have a hearing en the matter of oil, ~The democrats meet to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, at the court house, to put up a congressional candidate for this district. —At Shull’s butcher shop, south Main street, you can always get the best meats at reasonable prices, —In thecase of Wm, H, Kutton vs. Maggie P. Button, Judge Loofbourow yes- terday granted the cesired divorce. An- other Button off. —Still Bates was yesterday fined for being drunk, and turned about and filed complaint against the bartender, “Shorty,” ‘who sold hir a half pint of whisky. ~The council committee on Indian creek has been authorized to receive bids for taking down and storing away Madi- son street bridge, which is to give way to a new stone structure, —The receipte at the stock yards yester- day were: J. 8. Manville, 17 cars; C, Haas & Bro,, 9 cars; J. Coffee, 13 cars, T'he shipments were: J, S, Manville, via C., M. & 8t. P., 19 cars, L e, wuu presents may facts and figures of intorests to the resident as well as to the stranger, Tn all respects the report is one which is a credit to the city, hoth in its subject matter and in the typographical appearance. ~H.P. Niles has made an offer to properly number the honses in this city, at thirty-five cents each. The mayor and city engineer have the matter in hand with power to act, Of course the number. ing would only be of houses not properly numbered, and where the occupants re fse to pay the amount it wonld be assesed against the property. One thing is cer- tain, the houses should Le numbered at once for the convenience of residents e well as strangers, and especially in view of the fact that sometime at no distant date it in hoped, there will be free delivery of mails, EIGHT TO FOUR. The Oouncil Bluffs Boys Drive Off the Blues of Leadville, Another Laurel For tho Home Nino Worthily Won. Yesterday afternoon the Leadville Blues and the Council Bluffs nine met again on the diamond field, and victory perched upon the banner of fhe home nine. The Leadvilles seemed determined to have everything their own way, and insisted on having as the umpire Traffley, of the U. P.'s, who umpired the game the day before in Omaha. To this there were very jusy objections on the part of the home mine, who thought that they ought at least to have one choice out of three games, in the matter of um- pire. The Leadvilles Vicked, and there was quite a little flurry of ex citement, but the Bluffs were stead. fast in olaiming their rights, snd refused to play unless granted them, which was finally done, and George Brown, of this city, was agreed upon as umpire, The Leadvilles made sev- eral kicks atter this, and served to mar somewhat the enjoyability of the game. The result was due however to fair, strong play on the part of the —John Hammer complains that the sewer leading down from the Ogden house is in such condition at its mouth s to slop over some of his praperty. Tho city sauthori des propose to investigate through their smelling committee. —E, B. Smith was brought into court yesterday on & charge of yagrancy, he being particularly described as capper for gambling houses, He pleaded not guilty, and his hearing is set for to-day. —1In the case of Howell Smith va. the Kansus City, 8t. Jue & Council Bluffs xailway company, the jury in the ecuit court has returned a verdiot in favor of the plaint fF for $80 damages for the killing of a mule by the cars. —Officer Sterling had a long hunt Mon- day evemng after a lost child of Mr. | Brown's living on Center street. The child was found at last near the transfer, where it was wandering about in a ba- wildered condition, —It is expected that Walter H. Broom, of Philadelphin, a spenker who has gained an enviable ieputation in the east, will, some time within the next two months, deliver his two lectures here, one on *““The Life and Character of W. 8. Stephens,” " the other on “Kuotty Questions,” —Marrisge licenses were in demand yes- terday, the fullowing being the expectant couples: Otto Strasse und Carrie Monroe, both of Couneil Bluffs; J. R. Uox, of Mis- souri Valley, and Ida Pike, of Rockford; Adolph Biehm and Mena Fleer, both of Mineols, Mills county, —There was a plesant and profitable church social last evening at the Baptist church. It hada novel feature also, it being termel a basket socisl, Lunch baskets, well filled, were sold for the good of the cause, and the gentlemmn pur- chasing was given the privilege of eating the contents in company with the lady whose name was found concealed inside the basket, There was much merriment, -and a good time all around, —Thore ‘who have awnings In front of their places of business should keep shady .about it, s lung as they can. The city at- torn y has been instructed by the council to frame an or inance regulating the height of awnings, This move is caused ‘by the numerous complaints made by,tall citizens and by short unes with tall hats, who have at sundry times got their head- gear entarglodgin the festive flappings of the awnings. —VYesterday aftornoon one of Council Bluff’s high-toned young men, in his base ‘ball enthusiasm monnted the seat of an press wagon, and served in the role of driver and runner for the ball grounds, He had lots of sport, but be need not be surprised if be is called upou to answer to a charge of violating the ordinance re- «uiring common carriers to take out a li- «ense and give bouds, The only show for him to esoape i+ that he was an uncommon aarier, If he has to take out a license, or pay a fine, his only consolation would be that he had bis laugh first, ~The oil ingpector’s register for Monday shows that there is plenty of oil which fails tocome up to the test of 150° required by law, The fo lowing were the results: ml Oaviu, b packages, 138°; J, F, Filbert, 1 p ekage, 141°; J, B. Atkins, 1 Ppackage, 182°; J, Sullivan, 1 package, 121°; J. C. DeHaven, 1 package, 1%, It is stated that two or three de.lers who find that their oil does not stand the tast, are sending it back to those (rom whom they purchased, and demand good ofl i its place, or else they will purchase elee- where, ~The first aunual report of the boal of trade of Couucil Biuffs, as eompiled by the recretary, £. H. Odell, is beiug quite extensively circulated, ‘Ihe report is in pamphlet form of about seventy-fiye poges, and bears the imprint of 8, 1. Walker & Co,, the well known printing and bindiog house, As is to be expeoted, coming from their hands, the pamphlet is typographicaly neat, 1t is finely illustra- ted, and the important matter contained therein is presented in » very attractive #nd ‘readable form. The repost is one Blufts, and when victory was assured, there was the wildest enthusiasm. Tho afternoon was very chilly, but the spectators despite their shivering sat through the game, and warmed thomselves by ardent applause, The following is the score: Councir, BLurrs, R.1B.TB. PO, A, E Roach, . 8., 083 240 Kuehne, 2d b, A W B R s U ) Mack, p. S L el s A Merrill, 34 b. o B B Wik LB S} JDay, L SALG1 Ay 20 8 Brown, c. 1., AL L0 0L Hagan, 1st b . e 1% W W T T Strock, ¢ . oid 11,6700 Smith, v, f.. ST ) 81416 27 18 4 BTB.PO.A B 000010 Knodel .00 110 Blake, .000900 foutz, c. Can S by 0 3t PG Bandle, c. 123w 21 Phelan,2b. ... ... .0002 21 Kenaler, 3d b. 0 1R T8 I TR e | Price, p. . o 8 T B IR Orth, s 8 . 00101 — ‘'ne Prisoners Are Now Dieting on Bread and Water, The attempt to make a general jail delivery has stirred up matters con- siderable at the hotel de Guittar. The only one who escaped, Ed. Points, is still at large, He was not one of the most valuable prisoners, he being an amatour, snd there being about even chances for his having been cleared by a trial, 8o that it was rather foolish for him to make such a break. The sheriff has offered $30 reward for his capture, and officers are in pursuit of him, it being desirable to recapture him for the sake of the effect on other prisoners, rather than for the sake of having him to answer to the charge of larceny, which hangs over his head. An investigation of the attempted jail- break shows that there were seven at least who joined in the conspiracy. The prisoners concerned planned that when, the jailer came to take out the water bucket that they should rush out if possible, Points was selected a8 the one to lead the charge, as he was the one who generally passed the bucket to the Jailer, It was expected that the jailer .| would turn to cateh Point, which would give the others a chance, but Mr. 8houtz, instead of trying to catch him, pushed to the big iron door at once as far as possible, catching two of them between the door and the wall, and squeezing one so tightly that this prisoner is now on the sick list. Jailer Shoutz did well not to allow any more to escape, as he was only one against many, but by bracing him- self against the door, with his feet againat the wall, he succeeded in hold- ing his own, An effort was made to got from the prisoners the details of y whom and how the escape was planned, but they refused ‘‘to squeal” on each other, The sheriff ordered all the prisoners to be placed on bread and ter diet, as all seemed con. cerned, at least to the extent of soreening the chief oftenders. They were almost in a state of mutiny yes- terday, but quieted dewn during the day and contented themiselves as best they might on thia simple bill of fare, which is to be kept up tor five days, There will now be, probably, a ohange in the doors. At present there is hardly room enough between the doors to allow the jailer to lock the first door and swing open the second, “The attention of the ‘county commis- sioners was oalled to this defect, but they did nothine about it. Now the dodect will probably be remedied. The MKuropean restaurant opens Friday, Sept. lst. Moals served up in_first ¢lass style and at reasonable cos. Barra & MoOukx,2Pro) s, No. 404 way. The City Fathers Conclude it ia Time to Have a New Pen For the Unruly. Avrochitects Invited to Send in Thelr Bost Plans and Buggestions. Thero has been a long and pressing need here for & suitable city lock-up, The old pen in the rear of the city building is, like the city building it- self, a good deal of a farce. Prison- ers have escaped frequently,and those who did not escape would have been been justified in doing so, for the place into which they are tumbled promiscuously has been as filthy as it has been insecure. It has been al- most impossible to keep it clean, for no sgoner was it whitewashed and scrubbed out than ssme beastly drunks would besmear and bedaub it agai The accommodations have been #o acant that no discrimination could be made between those who were sober and orderly and those who were drunk and disorderly. The city fathers give promuse of a change for the better, and it cannot como too quickly. 1t is proposed to erect at once a jail on the property rocently purchased of Peter Bechtee, and to expend for that purpose about 5,000, The char- men of the finance committee, fire committee, and police committee, have been instructed by the city council to solicit plans, without cost, it being underatood that if a plan is adopted, it will be paid for ata reasonable price. It seems to be the intention to build this new jail on such a site and tn such a manner as to keep it entirely separate from the new city building, which it is to be hoped will be buiit at some eatly date, and the juil will be 80 looated that when it is thought best. to put up a city building there will be ground enough left and to spare. It is to be hoped that the move for a hetter city building and a new city lock-up will be pushed along to some practical resulte, and 1ot allowcd to drop into the same oblivion into which o mavy such promises made by aspiring local statesmen just before election, have evidently drop- ped. The present city building and caluboote are a disgrace to this oity, which ought to be wiped out. In the planning, the market house scheme should not be overlooked either. A big market place 18 wanted, especially by the working people, and their wishes should be recoguized. ST AR Best Chance to Make Money in South- west lowa. I will lease my elevator, corn crib, scales, office, _etc., for one jyear. Caproity 60,000 bushels, Euquire of William Hopper, Walnut Towa. Evu1 CLAYTON. In addition to our ice cream and oysters parlors, we will open 4 first- class restaurant, Sept. lst, when we will be able to cater to the wants of the most fastidious, SamirH & McCuen, No. 404 Broad: e ——— Horsfora’s Acid Phosphate. A REFRESHING DRINK, C. O. Fiues, Portland, M., ““After perspiring froely, when cold water has utterly failed to satisfy my thirst, it has accomplished the purpose with the most perfect suc- cess. PERSONAL. B, F, Clayton was in the city yester- day. J. T, Bryeon and family, of Carson; also Mrs, Auna Downing, of the same place, were at the Ozden yesterduy. J. C. Burch and wife, of Wymore, Neb., are at the Ogden. A. H. Mayne, the coal man, yesterday looked like a streak of sunshine, and all caused by the receipt of a telegram fro: Cromwell, where his wifo is visiting her | = relatives, saying : “It's a girl, usual bt, and all well. T Never Give Up. If youare suffering with low and do ressed spirits, loss of appetite, geners ebility, disordered blood, weak constitn- tion, headuche, or any disenso of w bilions uature, by all ‘means procuroa bottle of Tlectric Bitters. You will be surprised to s06 the rapid Improvement that will foliows you will be inspired with new life: strength and activity will return; pain avd misery will cease, and hencefortn you will rejoice in the Slectric bitters. Musical Treat. This evening chere is to be a grand organ concert at the Congregational church, at which Prof. Falk, of Chi- cago, will appear. He is a great fa- vorite in the city of his home, where he has gained a high rank among the many musical celebrities who centre there. As organist of Unity church, at the close of almost every service there would be many who would re- tain their seats iwstead of passing out, and there liston evtranced until the last note from the organ had died away and wherevor it is announced there that he is to give an organ re- cital, the nouncement alone is enough to insure the presence of a large audience. He is certainly one of the bestin the taud. Mr. Penuell and hissister, Mies Ponnell, of Omaha, are to add still further to the attrac- tiveness of this musical entertainment by rendering vocal selectione. They have have already won praise here, and many will be glad to hear their voices again, The tickets are only fifty cents, and reserved seats are for salo at Bushnell & Brackett's. No More Bloating: 62 Easr S8kcoND Streer, Fonn pu Lac, Wis., Aug 4, 1881, H. H. Wanner & Co: Sims—1I have been using your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for dropsy, and has helped me very much, DaANieL Varney, ‘Tansters of Titles, The following transfers of titles are reported as takon from the county records by J. W, Squire & Co., ab- stractors of title, real estate and loan agents, Council Blufls: William Gates, guardian, to Carrie M. Lyman, part u{“l. e fofaw | of sec, 2, twp. 75, r. 40, $1560. F. H, Hancock to 8. J. Lake, part s v Ui 1ue 10, 1 Diock 12, Hancock's add., 8505, F. H. Hancock 10 8, J. Lake, part of lot 16, in block 2, and all of lot 15, in blook 2. Hanccck’s add. 885 J. M. Palmer to L. M. Farlee, lofs 1 and 2, in block 1, Bagliss & Pal- mer's add., and lot 10, in block 12, Hall'sedd , £500, L. M. Farlee to J. M. Falmr, lots 31 and 14, in block 9, Witiaws First add., 81,300, J. Jacobsor to James Johnson, lot 8, in block 30, Everett's add., $300, e — FOR SALE. My residence, No, 715 Fourth street Baneroft ) L. F. Murrwy, p AP~ Millions G ven Away. Millions of Bottlesof Dr. King's ‘New Discovery for Cousnmption, Coughs and Coids, have been given wway as Trisl Bottles of the 'arge size. This enormous outlay would be disastrous to the pro- prietors, were it vot for the rare merit sed by this wondiful medicine. Call ). ¥, Goodnian's Drug Store, and get ttle free, and try for yoursolf never fails to ¢ e — COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —bpecial wiyertisomente, Lost, Found, To Loan, For § Wants, Boarding, ete,, column st the low rato of TEN C LLNE for the first insertion and FIVE Ol PER LINE for each subsoquent insertion, Leave ady ertiscments ot our office, No.7 Pearl Btroot, noar Broadway. ANTEL —A tituation a sal cl thirg house b & you y wan thoroughly experionce . Npcaks Scandinwvian as we. ns Eng References furnished. Address X, ww 1t AN ED—Pinits and vest_makers. Only first-class hands veed apply o aur-tf OB RF LDEK & NEWMAN, ANTFD- Girls st the K. C. Houte, on South Main * t+eet choul teuchers, minist.rs, 8- otherscun a o' 10 the r 1icomo by devo ing a portion of thorr time to eanvassts g or our #taudard boors snd peror icals, or can make large wige: by d voling thelr whole time to it We want an vetive malo or fo_ alo ng nt in_every town:hip in lowa avd - ebraska, and wil offer cxtra inducen e ts. For cir uia § dre « Wost. rn Book Comipany, Box 664 Council B fts, Ia. ANTED—Everybody in Council Blufts 1o to tako Tin Bem, 20 cents per week, de livered by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Street near Broadvay ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom coru For particulars address Council Bluff Broom Factory, Counci] Blufl 66! For Sale and Rent URNISHED KOOMS—Enqulre at 700 My ster street, Su'table for OR SALE—A 10x12 skylight. to Excel for Gallery. [ hot bed. A oom_and one One blcek One larg+ dcutle om. icely furnish ¢. roadway, S, Bex office. 022 dst —One s cung bay | orve, suitable for al-o one fine drivi ¢ mue. In- Jouncil Hiufls. au 7OR SAT E—Ono set tinners' tools, nearly 1o pfor carhh W, R, Jono, No. 131 Broad- ‘ouncil Elufls, 1a. ALE—The two yoars lease, tro fixtures nn Calif rnia’ house, C beds to accomn odate thiry fall, feeding forty to fitty n'en chate to Luy into fine heah of proyrietor the on Henry ¥ men, 1y re son for selling Audress ownir, sweigert, California house, C. . EVOK SALE—Bean! esidence lots, 860 each; nothing down, and $3 per month only, by EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN apl3-tt Miscellaneous. THE GRAND INAUGURAL EXPOSITION AND Speed Contest AT THE DRIVING PARK, Fait Association Grounds, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sept 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. PREMIUMS, §$20,000. Grand Inaugural Exposition and Specd Contest open to the world. $9,300 FOR SPEED. Tho best Mi'e Teack in the United 8'ates, 8o ey such noted horsemen as Budd Dob.e, Din, Mace and others THE GREAT HURDLE RACES OPEN TO ALL, THE CLOSE BROS,, of England, with imported horecs, bave « ntered for this r ce. PROGRAMME, Finst DAY—Soptember 18,—One-hal! mile 0 sh, 1 pace, Towa a d Nebiacka colis. Froe-for- in which 8 ma of the best horses fo b try are expected, S¥CoND DAX—8, ptember 19.— Fon the Exposition Noted speake Blaive, K. 6, Tngersoll, James others—w th splnaid racee, THmD L Ay—Septem’s £ 20,—2:40 ¢'a s, 2:38 class DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lowa mar-2-8m J. MUELLERS J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. aHndER and a very fiue runmig race. By this time t ere will he an «xhi ition of cattie on ibe ground- to surpass any. hing ever before shown n foxa, ber 21— More fine races re fire horacs, with an ar- the Gr nExposi ion Build- {p - ver before atten pted in th Vatley of the Missour Firrs Dav—Sertember 22.—The finest_speed programme, embracing such ra es as freo-for-all,’ 8 tn 6 running mile h 2,000 for rousational trotters an yac Thero will be over 100 head of cattle from tho flie:t herds i the cou try for sale during the foreno.n of each day of the Exposition. Come Ome! Come All! Have a ‘Woeek of Genuine Pleasure. On the Fourth Cay, September 21, will occur the groat HURDLE RACE! DON'T MISS IT. For Sensational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. JFor avy'desired information addre:s A. B. McKUN! | Sec., Council Flaffs, Ta. MRS, J. P, BILLU#PS, FROPRIETOR OF BESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 813 South Main Strect, Council B uffs, Now house and nowly fitted up in first class style Meals at all hours. Ico cream aud lemo- a3de every eveuing. Frults a1 d confectionerle PPARA1US NOW RE DY to take interior views. Call and ece specimens at Excelsior Ge ler: 100 South Main street OST—A In.ge wardrob koy. 1iberal romard 10 find r__Enquire at Beo office. ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Blufls and Owaha express. Orders loft at Boston g store, Malo str ot, Coune 1 'jufls, or J. C. K)oty 1265 Farnam 1 treet, Omaha, will receive prompt_atient on. §y16- t° JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Orvicu—Broad way, between Main and Pare Strects, Will practice in State and Fedoia Courts TILL AHEAD—Great rucc specim fable gelatine browide process, st the Excels or Gallery 10 - Main atreet. R. W. L. PATTON—Physiciun and Oculist, Cun cure any case of Rore ¢yos. 1t I8 only i matter of time, and can cure generally in from three tc five weeks- It makes no differ- enco how long disessed. Will straighten cross 6, Operate and remove Piyreginme, cte., and artificial eyes Special” attention to re- ng tadeworms aph-tf MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonabls charges. Coll and_seo ens of pictures SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - , Towa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors, Sullivan & Fitzgerald, GROCERIES, PRCVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHCES, ETC Also agents for the followiog lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Guion, Awcrican, and State Stoawship Comy anies DR A TS For salo on the Royal Bank of Ircland and Bank of Lreland, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for friends to any part of Europe will fing it to thelr nterest to call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Council Blus Ia. The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN 8T, Employ the best Bread Baker in the Wost; also eholco hand for Cakes aud Piee, Bread delivered to all parts of the clty. IVIL, MEOH+NICAL_AND MINING EN- GINEERING, at the Rensselaer Polytech- nlc Institute, Troy, N. Y. The olicst evelncer- ing school in America, Next term begis Sop- tember 14th.” Thy register for 1583 containg 4 list of the graduates for the past 65 years, with their positious; also, cours of tudy, require: ments expenses, ote. Address BaYie ¥iSngms, L g - s Y INFIRMARY | 1.7,0AD7, 1LD, V., (Late Veterinary Surgeon (. 8, A.) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the Oity. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BHUADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the bist Fhys ciane in Council Blufts and surroundin_¢ MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Pich (at Glass, Fine French China, 8llver Ware &c., 840 BuoaDwAY COUNCI. BLUFFS, IOWA, Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wocd's, THE PLUMBERS. On Banerift or (Fourth Streets.) THOS, OFFICKR. W. M, PO OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Forelgn aud Domestic Exchange and home securities, © J. M. PALMER, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, 00 UNGIL,_!;LII Fl‘g.!fly STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors. This Isundry has just been opened for busl. noss, aud wo aro now propated ‘o, do_la ndry work of all kinds and guarantes satisfaction ‘wade of fine work, such as collars, cufts, ine shirts, etc. We wanb everybody &0 give us a trial. LARSON & ANDERSON, Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SEILITIR T S MCAIDE o TIEE VWIEST. Blufi and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A BB T, JFh &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFEx, We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE: POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, AKFAST TABLES. PO LA W RDROBES, WALNUT BR A POPLATR BREAKFAST TABLE:! POPLAR CUI BOARDS, POPI AR SAF WALNUT WARDROBES, W4 JT OPEN WASHSTANDS, 42 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave, and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA SUMMER SHOES. We are Offering Specfal argains in All Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. REMEBENMIIBEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF E XN E GOODS IN THIS PART OF THE WEST, Z T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Blufs, MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TUNDE RT A X IR S. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Call- utiended to ot all honra. We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr. Morgan Fns served as undertaker for forty vears and_thoroughly understands bis business, ~ WAREROOMS, 846 AND 857 BROADWAY. Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & CO'S BOTTLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained from the CELEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome (ualities, BUDWAISEHIR BERIR Dealers in (', Conrad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, wanufactured in St, Louis, Mo, 4@ Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HAGG & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IDWA. A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholesale and Retall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W. BEEBE ¥