Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1882, Page 6

o \,X\!x 1 / ! i - J # | in i . i & & & B § Al ‘ oy | A | RR 107 ) b 4 ) ¥ ;‘]' he Daily Bee. Th urfl'x;uy Morning, Ave, 31, RIPTION RATES: 20 cents por week $10.00 per Voar, Near Office: No. 7 Pearl Street, Broadway, M. G. GRIFFIN, Man H W. TILTON City Battor, MINOR MENTIONS, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —Sherraden makes photographs, ~The prisoners in the jail are still on bread and water diet. —Thn the circuit court yesterday the of Coil & Co, vs. Churchill was on trial yesterday. —Joseph Reiter makes snits latest styles at No, 310 Breadway- in the —The jury in the case of Foster va. Lake, tried in the circuit court, has re- tarned a verdict of $128 in favor of the defendant — Carpet Sweepers—The Aurora Bissell and Standard Carpet Sweepers at Hark- nees, Orcutt & Co’s, Aug2s-2t —The democratic statesmen aretogether to-day to go through the motions of nomi nating & man for congress, it being under. stood that the man’s name s Pusey. —At Shull’s butcher shop, south Main street, you can always get the best meats at reasonable prices. —John Putnarh, of Lee county, Illinols, and Mary Jane Gillman, of this city, were yesterday given leave to marry; also Hiram Van Lenven and Martha Cathas, both of this city. —The new school building in Hall's ad- dition wha o have boen completed by Sep- tember 1, but it will not be before Octo- bor 1, The public schools open next Monday, and it would have been well could the new building have been ready by that time, —Cherry street i being improved and made ready for the travel it will receive, especinlly during fair week, The strect oar company purpose laying a track and running cars to and from the Driving park for the accommodation of the public and benefit of the compuny. —Grandy & Co., on the corner ot Main and First streets, are rapidly working into popular favor. Their Drug Store is con- sidered one of the neatest in western Towa. Mr. Grandy's proficiency as a fi st olass presoription clerk is appreciated by our citizens, —Smith and McCuen, who have opened a restaurant in connection with their ice cream and oyster parlors, haye secured the services of Ed Allison, a3 cook, who has v0 often and so long tickled the palates of the citizens. Ho takes second rank to 10 one, —Schlitz's Milwaukee Beer has o na- tional reputation, Fow not in the business have an idea of the large sales throughout the United States made by this celebrated Brewing Company. Peterson & Larson, on lower Broadway, are the gentlemsnly - | box. (R M) {instead of from s box, the boys did not wait to hunt ) the number of the nearest box, and strike that by hand, When the mpleted the bell will by the striling apparatasbe made to strike the system s c number of the box five times, which will e ample to notify all about the I the fire, The fire boxes are oll in ¢ torn in alarme now, and as soon as the striking and repeating appapatus is in, the whole will be complete. Thoss who haye teJephonea should if possible in case of an alarm, send in the number of the nearest box, if they cannot get a key to the alarm The MKuropean restaurant opens Friday, Sept. 1st. Meals served up in_first olass style and s roasonablo prices. Syirn & MoOux,;Proprietors, No. 404 Broadway. THE ORGAN CONUERT. An Excellent Fenat of Music Sexved at the Oongregational Church Last Evening. The much talked of organ concert was given at the Congregational church last evening, and though high expeotation had been raised, this ex- pectation was fully met. Prof. Falk, of Ohicago, is doubtless one of the best organists in the country, and he last evening pleased the audicnce greatly, and created much enthu- sinsm, Mr, Pennell, and his sister, ss Pennell, of Omahs, added much lso by their songs, and won a full share of praise and plaudits, Tho fol- lowing was the programme: L. Organ, Pcof, Falk, A. Tocatta in ¥ veee B. Fugue in G, ma, ¢ ....Bach or. Krebs 2, Song, Mr, Pennell, “Tho Three Singora” ... .. Berthold Tours Organ, Prof, Falk, Overture, Oberon .. Weber 4 Song, Miss Penneil, “Aufenthalt”.... ....... Schubert 5. Organ, Prof. Falk re et Chant Serapl OUT OF PLUMB. A Number Wh Straightened up to the In- terest of Justice, One Man Charged With ing a Bible Froma Widow. Snoak Thieves Plunder Placen in the City. #One of tho queer cases which at- tracted attent on in the superior court Thern- yesterday was that of George bible belonging to Mrs, Gerspacher. He had not only taken it, but had mu'ilated it by tearing out Abraham at the altar, and Daniel in the lion's den, and other illustrations, It ap- peared that the fellow was drunk at the time, and 8o the larcony charge was dropped, and he was lot off with a fine, which he proceeded to work out, his first job being to clean up the apittoons in the superior court room, Two plain drunks were disposed of by Judge Aylesworth yesterday, Den- nis Eugan and James Murphy, who wero navensod the regular fine of a firat-class city. The two boys, living near the river, who were recently complained of by their neighbor, Henry Smith, who charged the boys with annoying him, have turned the table, and have com- plained of Smi h and his eon Herman, for assault, The grievance will be in- quired into by Justice Abbott Satur- day. % B Nl elikrged with vigtatty, secured another continuance of his caso beforo Judge Aylesworth. There were a number of minor Wednesday morning ~ Harry Toman’s 8. Organ, Sonata—Last Judgiment, Volckmar 1. The Resurrection. 2. Come, ye Blessed of my Father, 3. Depart ye Accursed, 4. Hymns of the Blessed. 9. Song, Miss Pennell, “The Wagon' 10. Org m, Prof. Fal March Triumphale . s -~ In addition to our ice cream and oyaters parlors, we will open 4 first- class restaurant, Sept. 1st, when we will be able to cater to the waats of the most fastidious. Smira & McCuoen, No. 404 Broadway. .. Molloy ...Silas Transferring T. The following transfers vl real ea- tate are reported for Tur Bre as taken from the county record by J. W. Squires & Oo., abstractors of titlos, real estate and loan agent, COonncil Bluffs; M. Hamilton to F. Klopping, w $, of sw}of 19, and w¢of n W% of 30-76-42, $2,488.60. Goo. Wray, H, 8. Gallagher, n e } agents at this point, Thelr talos averago three to four cars per week, ~—The Young Men's Unristian Associa- tion has decided to occupy at as early date as possibls the rooms on the second floor of De Vol's new block on North Main street. A public reception is being planned for, and an attempt is being made quietly to secure the funds needful to ‘furnish the rooms in attractive and convenient man. ner, 80 a8 to make the place a pleasant re- sort, for young men, —The following was the result of Tues- day's test made by the oil inspector: W. 0. Wart, 2 packages, 160 2; J, J. Diokey | ., “gg00 &8on, 125°; J. L. Whitaker, 125°; Schurz & Strahelm, 120° and 130°; John Short, 130 °; Grauby. & Co., 130°; Shep- perd Bros,, 143°, The tests show thus far that there is little oil being sold in the city for illuminating purposes which comes up to the legal requirement of 150°. —A dog crested some excitoment yes- terday afternoon by wildly dashing up Broadway, snapping and biting, In bis wild oureer he nigped three or four other dogs, Some said the dog was mad, but no ono seemed to know what sbout, He certaiuly had no reaton to be mad, for he had everything his own way uatil ho got out of sight, Some insisted that bydro- phobia was the mciting cause, othors tur- pentine, —A stock company has been formed which has taken the scales at tho junction of Pearl and Main strocts, used by the eity weighmaster. Capt. Williams, who has now vacated the office, and accepted o position in tho postoffice, The company owning the scales has pluced them in charge of C. O, Horn, who yesterday took out the necessary license, as they ure now private scales, though intended, as before, for pub ic use, The city now has uo scales of its own, except the old set which is stored away as useloss, and the city weigh- master office is practically vacant, This s come about by the policy followed by the city council making the office of city welghmaster of no profit to the holder and compelling the man elected by the people to that position to look about for other business, The council bas arranged so that anybody con keep scales for public weigh- 32 77-42, $2,080. B. Toller to Wm, Graybill'and Mil- ton Kilwer, lots 16 and 17 in 19, Neola, 85001 De flert & Weise to E. Erwin, part of blook 65, Allen & Coops addition, voos, J. Eidridge to H. W. Hart, lots 19 and 20 in block 8; lots £, 7, and 8 in block 8; lots4 and b, in block 13; Pierce's sub city, 85688, J, M. Palmer to Max Mohn, lots 8 and 9 in block 16, Bayliss & Palmer’s addition, city, $200, 0. R. L &P, toJ. 0. Crouse and Eli D. Jackson, lot 17 in block 4, Car- - = R. G. Harlow and 0. J, Swartfager to N. Death, lot 1 in block 17, Mere. dith’s addrtion, Avoca, §80. P. Weis to J, H, Yoder, lot 2in block 4, Minden. §320. E. H, Smith to 8. L. Smith, s w § of neof se} of 2675 42, $800. 0. B. Agricuitural Works to J. A, Coveraton, lot 18 and part of lot 17 in block 7, McMahon, Cooper & Jof - feries addition, oity, $450, et lnaiy The Bayarian Band will give a grand pic-nic on next Sun- day afternoon, at Younkerman's Gardens, the same to be given under the auspices of, and for the benefit of the Bavarian Band (oamely ‘‘dot leetle German Band.”) The friends of mueic and the public generally are cordially invited, By order of the Bavariau Band and Bokemper Brothers, PERSONAL. G, W, Argo, of Lo Mare, is in the city. Henry Voss, of Omaba, paid Towa a visit yesterday, T, H, Alexander, Thos, H, Lee, Justus Olark and C. 8, Muorphy, & “big four' from Red Oalk, are at the Ogden, 0. H, Harris, of the firm of Harrla Bros,, live merchants of Bartlett, Tows, was here on & busivess trip yesterday, Jackson De Coto, of Missowii Valley, was in the city yesterday, on a business trip aud bandshaking with his many triends, Hon, D, O, Stautov, of Woodbine, a prominent farmer, and & son of Mrs ing, if they pay a $10 license, In this and other waeys they have driven cut the weighmaster, and instead of receiving the percentage on his business the city receives nothing beyand the license money, More- over there is no place where one can weigh aload and reccive an official certificate of the true weight —The slarm of fire sent in Tuesday night was sttended with much confusion on the part of both citizens and firemen, It appesrs that & young man at John In. man's residence was lying on the bed smoking, and the clothing got on fire, He threw the bed out of the window, and so little damage was done, Some one in the excitement ent by telephone the alarw, but instead of it being rightly understood the firemen got 1t as Empkie, instesd of Inmsn, sud the steamers wore nccordingly st on & wild goose chase. There was some complaints awong citizens because | moyisas the fire bell did not tap the number of the | ver Sores, Toetter, Chap) box, To satisfy these it will bo well to d state that the spparatus for striking the wwmbers on the bell is not yet put in place, and as the alarm was sent in by telephone Flizabeth Cudy Stanton, was here yester- day on & business trip, saloon was one of the places vidited, and the sneak thieves, for such they seem to have been rather than pro- fessionals, secured ten or twelve dol- lars’ worth of cigars, They also called at George Gerspacher’s place on lower Broundway and stolo a box of cigars, small clock and some arcicles of minor value. Some one also visited T. L. Smith's house, corner of Eighth and Sixteenth street, early yestorday morning. They stole a valise belonging to Leslie Me- Loughlin, who is away from here af present. The valise was carrivd only a ohort distunce, then opened, the clothing and valuables taken out, and the rest of the coutents, photographs, letters, etc., left with the valice, The property thus taken included clothing mostly Oaptain Murphy, of Des Moines, is amoug the late arrivals at the Hotel de Field, and is registered for being drunk. A rather business-like looking fel- low, though bearing the appearance of having had a long interview with some anti-amendment drinks, was yesterday arrested on the charge of being a beat. It ia said that on arriviog in the city he made a slight mistake and picked up a valise belonging unfortunately to another man. The mistake was cor- rected, Late he appeared at the Ogden house, registered as A, L. Flint, of Salt Lake, and after running hus bill up to §5_disappeared, forget- ting to settle, He was heard frcm down the street, where he repreented himself as Frank Thomson, a horse jockey, and ordered a new harness made, and a little later tried to bor- row $2.60 from the dealer on the strength of the order he had given him, He was then arrested on com- plaint of the hotel. He explained that he expected remittances in a day or two and would settle up, and in the meantime lies in jail, Constable McKadden yesterday ar- rested in Hardin, Isaac Whitney, charged by August Prim, 8 neighbor, with carrying concealed weapons, and making threats to shoot. The arrest is the ouigrowth of a neighborly quar- rel about a lane and fences, Justice Frainey continued the case until thus afternoon, A young German boy named Adolph Zimmerly poured into Justico Frain- eg's nearest ear yesterday the tale of his woes, He claimed that some four weeks ago he formed a plan with Chris, Burhop to go west and take up somo land, He had $260 and Burhop induced him to let him have it lest it should be stolen or lost. Since then, be eaid, Burhop had paid him & fow dollars at o time, n all, but the proposed trip westward had not only not been takou, but Burhop would not pay him back tho rest of the money. Justice Frainey decided to iesue a warrant for Burhop's arrest. L. Shouden had ton héavy a load to carry without meking more thao one trip of it, and Officer Brooks and Cu sick gontly laid mm in the cooler to rest, s Best Chance to Make Money in South- west lowa. I will leaso my elevator, corn crib, scales, office, ote,, for one year, Capacity 60,000 brshels, Enquire of William Hopper, Walnut Towa, Eur Cravron, —eiain Caught On the Fiy, The Council Bluffs nine did their very best to play another game yester- day,but the Leadvilles seemed mad aud wouldn't play. It was evident that W, Gorer, of Green township, whe is well known throughout the county, was roported yesterday as a little “\:’m, though ho is still confined to his hous8. Aug 4, 1881, } H, H, Warner & Oo.: Bmws—I have been using your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for dropsy, and has helped me very much, DaNier VArNey, e - FOR SBALE. My residence, No, 716 Fourth street Bancroft) F, Mugrrsy, Buckhn's Arnica Salve. The Brsr SaLyk in the world for Oute, Bores, Uloers, Lalt Rheum, Fe. Hands, Chil! in eruptions, snd cures piles, It is guaranteed to on or money refunded, per box, For sale by C, No More Bloating. 62 Easr SECOND STRRET, Foxp vu Lac, Wis,, blains, Corns, and all positive) vo ice, 25 conts ¥. Goodman they had been beaten enough to satis fy them, They are a strong club, but the Bluffs are a little too much for them, The home nine is preparing to take u little trip to 8t. Louis, stopping at intermediate points, A challenge has been prepared by the Oouncil Bluffs nine inviting the Union Pacifics to meet them cn the field, Tt is understood that the latter olub are waiting to strengthen up their nine by some fresh importations before they will need to s0, and good ones, toe, While other members of the Coun- Flly Council Bluffs. They cil Bluffs are being singled out for speoial praise, Roach the short stop i e He has ed in that position in the games should no be overlooked, tl:lyvuu the Spaldings, and Atlantics, the St. Louls and Council Blufls, 0 Havo Hadto be Hteal- Several ton, who was charged with stealing a burglarios on Tuesday night or early | mport nine men, or nearly [and the three games betwe Loadvilles azd Council Biaffa, vmes has not made an ¢ incil Blaffs desire to [ 'ur, Bee their sincer | o8 Mary Marshsll, who ted 70 b The ¢ he o four flags ht entin f ly aceeptable and - Taking Stook in Stock The receipts at the tock are determined no longer to submit to pool dictation as to what line they shall ship over, und bring the pool to time by throwing all thoir patronage to the 8t. Pau', There will be fun before matters are adjusted satrsfactorily. - 1 often persons have been annoyed by bures ; to their dross or clothii g, and ho »m have they, when cleaning them, given it & thoucht that Burdock Raot'in the most valuable blood cleanser er known, and is_sold by every t urder the name of Burdock Blood X GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL NOTICES. " NOTICK. —Special _advertiscmonts, suc s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will be lusorted in this column a8 the low rate of TEN UENTS PE LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CE PER LINE for cach subscquent insertl Leave adv ertisoments our office, No. 7 P |/ ANTED-A rituation a; ral +man in VY ¢l thirg house 0 a you experionce), Speaks Scanding Enggish. Ieforences furnished. me man thoroughly as wel ns X, Address 1t cre. Ouly MAN. 0. ANTSD-Glrls at the K. South Main Street. VW ANTED-School tenchors, minlatery, stu- dents and othersein a d to the rinerme by devoting a portion of the'r time to ¢ nvassi g or our taudird beovs and perio icals, or can make largs wages by d voting their whole time toit We an setive malo or fo alo og 1t in_every town hip in lowa and 1 ebraska, and will offer xtes inducea o' te. For eir ula & ad- dre - West rn B.ok Company, Box 654 Council Bl MM, Ia, ANTE House, on —Everyhody 1n Council to take Tus Bun, 20 cents per w %vered by carriors, Office, No 7 Pearl Streot near Broadway. ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom corn r particulars address Council Bluff ctory, Council Blulls, Towa. 058-2081 Broom For Sale and Rent JRURNISHED KOOMS—Enqnire at 700 Mynster 2 stieet, OR SALE. A 10x12 sky Apply to Exe SRu'table for ifor Gallery. O RENT- wingle room, i from middle Brosdw.y, oulle room and one turnish-d. One block S, Bsx office, aul? dit IOR SALE—One 3 cung bay | orse, suitable for carringe; alio one fine drivi ¢ mwe. In- Quire of J. M, 8+ ith, Council Blufls. auglé-tt OB BAT E—0no sct tinnors tools, news i new. cheap for cash. V1. R, , No. 181 Broad- way, Council Eluffs, Ta. OR SALE—The two years and threo morths lease, ti o fixtures and furnituro of the Calit mia’ house, Contains nine roums. with beds to accomn odatethiriy men. Houe now full, feeding for'y to fifty wen daly. A grand chaiicr to buy intoa fine paying business. Ill- hea h of proprictor the only 10 son for elling. Address owner, Heury Sweigert, Californa house, C. . 7OR SALE—Bewitiful resiGenco lots, 800 each; nothing down, and 88 permonth only, y EX-MAYOit VAUGHAN., apl3-t! Miscellaneous. EXPOSITI 18 greatly appre- s yeu- | [ sted of 20 cars by Kee- and Haas, 6 shipments wore as follows cline & Haas,14 cars; B. F. Coffee, are bound to o) wA L BELT COURNUIG BLUKFES, JOWA THURSDAY, AUGUSI THE GRAND INAUGURAL AND | Speed Contest AT THE Fair Association Grounda, Council Bluffs, Iowa, cars; Haas Bros, & Co., O cars; | Converse & Co., 17 cara, Il off Sent 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. thewe wero shipped last evening over 5 the Ohicago, Milwaukee & aul PREMIUMS road, Itis evident that the shippers j ,D ¥ Grand Inaugy ral Exposition and Speci Contest 0 tho world, $9,300 FOR SPEED. The bost Mi'e Teack in the United §'ates. 8o eay such noted horscmen as Budd Dob.e, Dan, Mace and others. THE GREAT HURDLE RACES OPEN TO ALL. THE CLUSE BROS, of England, with fmported horses, have «ntered for this race, Finst DAy—September 18.—One-half mile d:sh, Towa d Nebiaska colts. Free-for-all pace, in which #-me of the best horses fo the coun: try are oxpectod, SECoND DAX—S' ptomber 19, — Formal opening of the Exposition Noted Apesk.rs—James G, Elaite, I 0. Tngersoll, Jamea ¥. Wison and othcra—w th splenaia Face. Tuikp DAv—Septem? r 29, 0 c'a’s, 2:18 class and o ver: fice runnmg v By this t ere will bo an exhi ition ground: to surpass any. hing e in foxa Fourr Day—September 21 more fli e, moro fite ra' of exhibits in the Grun E inz n ver before atteu pted in the Va Misscuri Fur+ Dav—Sentember 22.—The finest speed Jrograimine, embraciuE8UCh ra ey 7 cins, reo-for-all, 8 in 6 runnirg mie h 2,000 for sensational drotters an 1 pac There will be over 100 head of cattls from the fl'e t herdsin the cou try fr sale during the forenoun of each day of the Exposition. jou Bulld- loy of the Come One! Come All!l Have a Woek of Genuine Pleasureo. On the Fourth Uay, September & the groat HURCLE RACE! DON'T MISS 1, will ocenr IT. For Sensational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. For any desired information address A.B. cKU¥! | Sec., Councii Flaffs, Ta. MRS, J. P, BILLUES, FROPRIETOR OF BESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Main Street, Council Binffa, New house and newly fitted up in firat clase stylo. Meals at all hours. Ice cream and lemo- aade overy cveuing. Fruits s d confectionerle JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Opvick—Broad way, between Main and Pare Strects, Will prictice in State sud Federa RATUS NOW KE:DY to fako interior #pe-imens at Excelsior Ge ler , in streot. OST—A Ia g wardrob koy. Tibural romard Jtofid r “Enguire st Bea office, } ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs and Omaha ex) ress. Orders Jeft at Boston To+ store, Main str-et, Coun- 1 Juffs, or J. C. Elliot , 1305 Farn, m itrcet, Omahs, will receive prompt_atient on Iy1b- ¢ {T1LL AHEAD—Great succoss. Call and seo new uccessor'cs and specimens of pictures t onb the roiable gelatine bronide process, 8t the Excels’or Gallery 10 Main street, I ATTON—Physician and Oculist. any case of sore eyos. 16 Is only & matter of timo, and can cure generally in from threo t0 fivo weeks- It makes no differ- enco how long diseascd, Will strajghten cross oyes, ope d remove Pryreginme, cte., and 10sert artl yos Bpecial attention o re- moveing tadeworn aph-tf MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All 8hippers and Travelers will find good pecommodation and reasonable charges. SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - , Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. Sullivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PRCVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Gulon, Awmerican, and Btate Steamship Cowpanies. DR AFTS For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for friends o any part of Europe will fiud it to thelr nterest to o _Bullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, ~ 348 Broadway, Council Bluffs Ia. The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, Ewmploy the best Bread Baker in the West; ales olce band for Cakes aud Ples. Bread delivered to all parts of the #ity. on “INFIRMARY | Py A4 T.J.CADY, M.D, V.8, (Late Veterinary Surgeon U, 8. A.) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best #hys ciargs in Council Bluffs and surroundin_¢ MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Fich (ut Glass, Fine French China, Bllver Ware &c., 840 BroApway - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Rubber Hose, Tron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at . ’ Bixby & Wood’s, THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or (Fourth Streets.) THOS, OFPICER. W. IL M, PUSHY, OFFICER & PUSEY, BA NEERS, Comneil Bluffs, Ia. Established, 1866 Dealers 1o Forelgn and Domestic Exchange and home securities, J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0W STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors. This Isundry has Just been. opened for busi- ness, Aud wo aro now propared to do s 1ndr work of all kinds and guarautee satisfaction ty made of fine work, @ [ cuffs, flne shirts, cte. We wani everybody 0 give s & trial, LARSON & ANDERSON, TIVIHG PARK, '3l Lad? HARKRES DRY mar-2-"m sT HOU 5 Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lows ELLER'S J. MUELLER, COUKRGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. TMCATDE Buff and Willow ;;fi aHndER CGuarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ELNX IR I & AN I VT RS, Sreets, Couneil Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A B . 35 &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES, ‘We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, WALNUT BR POPLAR BREA WALNUT WARDROBES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTA #Mail orders and correspondence promptly sttended to. KFAST TABLES, KFAST TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, PO LA ¥ DROBES, FOPLAR CUt BOARDS, POP; AR SAFES, NDS. Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA We are Off E X N OIE IN ring Speil Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. RENMIIENIEBEIIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF THIS PART Bargains in All GCGOODS OF THE WEST., Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, MORGAN, KELLER & CO,, W INT 1D 3635 360 T4 I IR The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metal Cally attended to at all honrs. Our Mr, Morgan bas served as updertal his business. WAREROOMS, 346 AND 357 BROAD WAY, all its branches promptly attended to; o casos, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, for focty years and_thoroughly understands Upholstering in slso carpet-laying and lambrequins, Telo- 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 CEFLEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. BUDWEISER BEER Also Dealers in C, Courad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, wanufactured in St, Louis, Mo, & Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HACG & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. PETERSUN & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. City orders to families and dealers deliver-d free. A. BEEBE, C. A. BEE Orders from the sountry solicited, RUNYAN, BE & CO, W. BEEEE Wholesale aud Ketall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos, 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, - Are. A marve olesomer inary ki iticn wit! weight, k. {'only in ‘ Powbs 3t., New