Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1882, Page 6

... TUAILY BEE: la S S | = 2 = = (= "f} I()WA MO I‘ DAY SEPTEMB! R 4 158¢ “The Daily Bee, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Near Street, Office. No. 7 Pearl Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Mansgor, H. W. TILTON, City Bditor. — T MINOK MENTIONS, —Bosman selis alate sponges, —J. Mueller's Pulace Music Hall, —8herraden nakes photographs. ~The gity fathers gather to-night. —KExercise books at Seaman’s, —The county supervisors meet to-day. at Seaman's, iet your slat —Go to Crockwell's for echool lunch basketa, ~Oall on Seaman for school hooks, —S8chool hooks of all Bushnell Brackett's, = Gy to Crockwell's for wchool books, descriptions at «Go to Seaman’s for lead and slate pen- «ils, pens, penholders and ernsers, —Frank Burns, arrested for disturhing the peace, was discharged Saturday after- moon, —James Crowley and John Cody are among the drunks registered at the city calaboose, —Visit Seamai’s new store, where you will tind all kinds of school supplics at reassnable prices, —At St, Paul's Ejiccopal church the rector, Rev, Mr. Webb, having return officiated, as usual, = Rev, I'r. Gibeen, of Tllinois, presched at Broadway Method st church vesterday morning, on “Growth in Grac —At 8huli’s butcher shop, south Main stroct, you can always cot the best meats at reasonable prices, —In the circuit court Saturday the case of Hudson v, Ttro was on trial and was not concluded. Adjournment was taken until Tuewday moruing, Governor Pennington, of Yankton, has opened communications with the city water works folka here, to wee what can be done about suppiying Yankton, —Mauuner & Craig are now co.:mencing to receive their large stock of fall goode, This is & rolid firm, compored of wetive young men, They deserve their success, —The Iatest reports of «il showe: J. Apple, on: oreer; Wm. Armdt & groes; Gounnoude & degrees, and Henry Toller, one, grees. ~—The report of Clerk Sovascout, of the superior court, for August, shows the total fines and cost paid in criminal cases during that mon h 1o have been $2,060.20, and the amount of licenses collect d 8503, inapected M1 de- —What isin a name? The telegraphic roports, us printed in veveral of the Towa pa) ers, announce “W. P. M, Dusse tho d mocratic nominee for congress in this district. —AN mewbers of St, Alban's Lodge, K. of P, are requested to meet at their castle b u Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, on ousiness of vital inportance to every mem- ber. By order ot the C, C. ~—1It in whispered that two confidence games have lately boen turned here at the depots, the amount lost being in the hun- dreds, The pilice are quist reticent about it, ~The death of Mrs, Richard Sennett, a well known resident of Rockford, occurred Saturday morning, and the funeral was beld yesterday afternoon, the remaing be- ing interred in Honey Oreek. ~—A private letter received from Alonzo Vaughan, of Alubams, says that the corn and oats 1there look we and the cotton Ay crop promised well until about six weaks ago when it commenced raining, and hus kept it up so steadily that cotton is much damaged, —A boy had & narrow escape from seri- ous iujury on First avenue Saturday, A passing buggy stiuck him and knocked him down, but fortunately not running over hiw, The driver, either through fi or heartlessness, did not stop to s whether he had hurt the boy or not, —The Fourth ward polling places ls generally pretty well crowded on election days, and plaint has been made timea past that alf could not be accomo- dated. An eff it is now to be made to get the supervisirs to arrange for two polling places in that ward, This move will meet many sup; orter —In connection with the new large un. dertaking ostablishment, now being opened There, our enterprisivg fellyw.citizen, Dock Patton, has just received his magnificent new hearse. It is made afier the newest style, aud it is au eegant pisce of work- manship, It does credit to its builders, the Rock Falls Manufucturing company, of Stelings, Il —A resident of Hazel Williams had a borso stolen Friday night A young man uawed Bill Bhipton, who went fron here iuto that township is the one charged with running the steed off, and on Baturday unight the vigilance committee Aor that town were on the jhot ehase after him, —Captain Willisms, the city welghmus- ter, says thut he does not propose to r sign his office,thougt it s practically made va. cant, as neither ho nor the city have uny scu'es to use. He purposes to deputize some one who has sc if the coul does not take sume action by which the office can he wade of practical use sad profit, Dell, named —The Council Bluffs nine on Saturday afternoon many of theold players of the club and de- feated them 16 t0 10, The Council Bluffs are to go to Dunlap to play the boys there so-morrow, and wil then take in the state fair snd will probably play one or more exhibiiion games there, ~Muny have wondered what those pyrawidiesl, coffin-like looking boxes are which are being located here aund there throughout the city. These wonderers need not stay awako any longer nights guessing. They sre intended to be eunk in the strects where the water pipes are Jaid, with ap fron 1id on top, so that when it is necossary to cut off the water from BURGLARS BOLD. any one reciion of the city it ean sasily be Such o feature of the system is : ill be occasions | They Vit Beveral Houees in Bearch of Bolid Silver- ware done. i for prtting i ¢ neceseary, as there # snd for stich times only thoss parts that are effocted need be ipes to residenc repnirs. At of the pipe ont (ff T'here is constant improvement in the | Some Plander Seonred and Success~ methods and machinery being used at the faily Run Off by the Thieves Council Bluffs shot factory in the mann - facture of iron shot. A sample of the Iatest lot is on exhibition at Tur Bre office, and shows that an encouraging ad There were a number of residences in the city visited Friday night or vance toward perlection is being made |@arly Saturday morning by apparently The shot last male compares favorably | full fledged burglars. Moat of the with lead in uniformity snd finish, | visitations of this kind lately have and there s now every rewson 1o believe | heen by sneak-thieves, but in these that the enterprise will prove il that its | qasay the plunderers seem to have projectors hope for. It being the only on shot factory in the country, the en. watched by the public been veterans, The elegant nud spacius home of W. W. Wallace was among the places thus visited. Whether the entrance was gained by the use of mnippers or by getting into the cellar is not fully determined, but get in they did "Or | They made for the silver &'z ,.mhm..,, was & husky colored dame, Rachel John- | 454 ovidently wanted only solid warc, won, who stood the accusation as long a+|ay they broke a number of pieces in whe could and then proceeded to thump | order to satisfly themselves whether the old man. After this skirmish of the [ they were plated or soiid. Mr. Wal- races, the old man tound himself in a de. | lace’s son, who arose to get a drink of plorable condition, his face bleading f om | water, frightened them away just as , and his stocking lg|they were picking up the plunder. They took with them, however, in their hurried thight, a silver tmpna the lid to the silver sugar bowl, the silver butter aish, and some other like wrticles of value, From various indi- eations, it appears thau the burglars wero barefooted, that they used can- dles, and that a wagon or s.me other terprise is heing with much int rest, 0ld Billy Pierson, of Pierce street in hard luck on Saturday. For some time past he has been charyg neighbor with stealing, Said n fame, wi sundry seratch chewid into shreds, where » dog sst un by n gnawing away at the o.d y trying to find weat on the bone, Rachel was arrested & d the case continuel by Justice Abbott, until this morning woen it will be given an airing. layed & picked nine including | Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul ruilway the largest shipment of stock which ever one road, Tt is evident that that road hus the stock business, despite the protests o the pool lines. Nine out every ten carago cver that road, On every side are heard expressions of the desire that the Milwau. kee & St. Paul will keep out of the pool, but utill there is a feoling of distrust, The company has probably made no overtures to the pool for admi proves nothing. It may be a part of it policy not to seem anxious to join the poni, in order the more easily to ket the pool to offer them admission on mors lieral terms t an would be conced. d Human fld over, were less indopendence shown, nature is about the same the w aud railway companies ditto. This com- pany has a grand chance, however, o show itself truly indspendent, and to earn by fail dealing the hon rable titls of “The Will it improve the ely use the present People's Railway chnee confiden the pool into making room, and then go over with the others? Artistic Pottery. Mr. Maurer, of Maur Craig has returned from New York, where ho purchased a large stock for the fall trado of wrtistic pottery, rich cut glass, hm‘vhmu, ilverware, et will it m, f the people as a lever to move FOR SALE. My residence, No. 716 Konrth atroot Baancroft+) L K. Murewy, s Honoring an lowa Knight. John Van Valkenbury, the promi- nent attorney at Fort Madison, whose name was lately favorably spoken of i Tuk Bekas one of the most worthy to be given a title by tho supreme lodge of the Kuights of Pythias, has been duly elected to the office of su- premo vice chancellor of that order, it being the first chair in the supreme lodgo given to Towa. Ina personal letter to W. R. Vaughan, he sends knightly creetings to his friends in Council Blufis, and cxpresses his in- tention of being here at the grand rally of the knights next month. The next session of the supremo lodge is to bo held in New Orleans in April, 1884, In addition to our ice cream and Jors, we will open 4 first ant, Sept, lat, when we will bo sble to cater to the wants of the most fastidious, Syt & McCugs, No. 404 Broadway. ——— The MKuropean restaurant opens Friday, Sept. 1st, Moals served up nfirst cluss style and at reasonable prices. Syrrn & MoC K N S Account of Stock, Saturday the receipts at the Union stock yards here wero: oprietors, 404 Brondway. Pratt .\ Co., 20 cars; J. 8. Coad, 18 care; , 2 cws; D, E. Brown M. Raudall, 1 ar; Wi G cars; Wm. Geddor Suyder Bros,, ) care; Sturges & Lane 16 care; J Coad, 20 cirn; A, N, total, The shipments on " Saturday were as follow J 8 Cord to Wood & Co., 18 cars; J. 8. Coad to Wood Bros,, .'4 Cnrs, Theso were shipped by the Chica go. Milwaukee & St. Paul, Bosler Bros. to orge Adams Burke, 19 cars; Bosler Bros. to J. H. Wood & Co., 6 cars; by way of the Rock Tsinnd, Tho 138 oars recotved Saturday woro yeatorday shipped east by the Juckson, 22 M & ., and 22 other cars went by the 0., B. & Q. Coraline, Harkuess, Oroutt & Co, have a full line of \\urmy- Coraline Corsets. These are the corsets in which the boues canunot be broken, Call and see them - New OCarpets, Choice and handsomo carpots, in every grade, from cheap Ingrain to the best Moquottes, are being opened daily at Hagrkngss, Orcvrr & Co's, Falr Days. The following are the dates of the various fairs to be held in this vicin- ity it mber 5-7 September 5 9 Glenwood, Clarinda. October 8-5-—Missouri Valley, rolled forth from this city in one day over [ Turloy's residence. ceeded, , but still that | a faithful ca Yesterday there went out over the|wheeled conveyance was used to cart themselves and their plunder away. Another place visited was Marahal There they suc- also, in tinding some silver- ware, which they appropriated, Jerry Folsome's house was also ran- sacked, but the thisves were inter- rupted in their work by the return of the hired man, who hnd been down town during the even The thieves got still hulder, and got into Policeman Morse’s own house, but e hurried themoff with- out any plunder. J. W. Rodefer’s house is reported also amony those which were visited, but in vain, Michael Nolan's saloon was called upon and contributed a coat and vest. Chunwe of Time The C. B. & Q. R. R have made a very importaut change in their after- noon leaving time from Council Bluff Number #ix is changed from 6:20 to 00 p. m., going east, thus coabling passengers o muko close connections with branch lines, THE GALAXY OF STARS- ‘What They Have Been Doing During the Past Month, The report of Chief of Police Field for August shows tho following num- ber of arrests during that month, and the charges proferred: Drunks Distu I eace. ... e i Defrauding hotels. ny 7 & intoxiating liquors 1 A wault and battery. 6 Carrying con ealed weapons. 2 Vagr ncy, 7 ubezlon 1 i 6 i R R RN e O O 1 The number ot arrests during the preceding month, July, amounted to 82, au.l:crma SITE. The New Guvurnmunr. Building to be Pisced on the Corner of Sixth sod Broadway, 1t appears now that tho new govern- ment building is to be located on the southwest coruer of Broadway and Sixth atreet, At loast so says the e egram from Washington, the recom- of the commasion approved by Secretary Folger, the price to bo $15,000. This does not particular surprise, nor mendation being create any does it arouse any special enthusiasm, It has its interested aavocates, and 1ts interested opponents, but aside from these the citizens at large do not find anything to get very excited about There 1sa general tesling that it is only another of the colonel's schems, and that it was virtually located whero he desired, through the itvfluence of Congressman Hopburn, who practical ly guided the affsir. There are many who have no particular interest 1n the location of the puilding, who do ex press thomselves as beautifully sick of having any further showing of *‘boss" rule, and that there should be more than one man to havo a say in matters of public intercst. These will hesitate before they vote again for u continuance of the ring "here is some talk among others of muking & protest againet the loeation of the building wt the point named They cheer themselves by the thought of Kausas City, which changed six times before getting a permanent location, and they are posi- tive they cau secure a chango aloo. 1f they stick to the resolutions they now express, there may be some lhive- ly times before the corner stone of the new structure is lnid. Tho question of where the building is to ba located is not, howover, of such umportance as some seem to think, The most that the public want is & good build- ing erected at once, and conveniently located, and unless there is some cut- rageous ring work, which can be shown up by a wrangling delay, the public will wait with unpatience for the ftinal tinish, PERSONAL H, H, Martin, of Boston, is in the city, Charles Beuo is a good base ball player. W. B. Porter, of Le Mars, was registered at the Ogden yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, A, B, Walker have re- turned from their Denver trip. September 11-1 Nhenu_x-lu.h. F. J. McCall, agent of the Fosign Sep emner 18 22 —Oouncil Bluffs, Comedy company, is at the Pacific house. September 19 21—Malvern, & September J—lr.-d Oak, ‘W, Patterson, of Central City, Neb., September Hamburg, was among the arsival at the Pacific house September 27 :9--Dunlap, ooy Gckober 4.7 Hianchard L4 Y F, Folda and T. Lawrence, of Schuyler, Neb,, wers in the city lenJ ¥, gussts of the Ogden, Byron W. Orr, agent for-the Fay Tem- pleton troupe, was in the city Satarday en route for Topeka, Thomas Caldwell, & prominent stock dealer and farmer ! Harlan, was in the city Saturday, Miss Bessie Arnold, daughter of J, I i, of Avoca, is in the city visiting tom's family. Miss Ada O. Fvans and Miss Anna Wright, two successful tenchers in the public schools of Avoca, spent Saturday in the city. Judge Loofbourow apent yeeterday at his home in Atlautic, and is to return this afterioon, so as to attend to court duties to-morrow as usual, Miss Julia Dohany leaves this morning for Davenport, Towa, where she com. s course of study at the Immacu- mel lute C Gieo, B, Tzichuck, the efficient and gen tlemanly book-keeper of Tie Bee Pab- lishing company, Omaha, was in the Butfls yesterday visiting his sister, Mra, Col. Hoffmeyer. C. A. Foster, the New York button tourist, was in the city yesterday looking atter Tite Ber man, who on bis last trip advertised n o8 the handsomest man on wheels, Ha was hot about 1t, for not only did the Brooklyn vapers, where he has lived for years, pick it up and give it to the boys, but every mail since then comes laden with letters from fair cnes who want to et his photograph. Fortunately for Tux Bie man, he succeeded in dodging Foster this tiu nosption a sademy. Call seain, DIVIDED [HEY STAND. The Little Depots Should be Eucoweded by s Large Union One, The Rallways Seem More Inclined to Pool for Their Own Benefit Than for the Public Con= vonience. The strangers visiting Council Bluffs and the thousands who pass through the city daily without stopping, get a very poor idea of the place from the firat impression made or the scanty ghmpee gained on the arrival of the train, The local depots, as they are called are miserable little buildings and entirely unworthy of a city of 20, 000 iuhabitants, and the great railway center of this part of the west. They are located too, where there are no pleasant surroundiogs. The first im- pression made is that this must be a country village, and if oue patses on his journey without etopping to eee the city this goes with him, and is given to others by word of mouth. If one stops and socn the sizs and thatt of the place, still it takes much to overcome the unfortu- nate first impression. If one gows throagh to the transfer then he looks arouud in vain tor the city, as thereis iittle therd to indicate what Council Biuffa really 1, and the impression is almost as untortunate though the depot looks somewhat more business like than the local ones, But aside from this there is the matter of convemionce, The local depots are scattered in different parts of the parts of the city, making it be wildering and annoying for trausionts as well us residents. What 18 greatly needed is a large, handsome uuion depot, convenicntly located. The railways seem to have no trouble in pooling when it appears wholly for theic interests, Why can- not they surprige the public by pool- ing once for the e.nvenience and in- torests of the public! This plas been suggested and talked over in tunes past, It onght to be re aud kept talked over unti! the desired ond is sccomplished Tt is under- stood that some of the roads favor a impression it best to urge 1t and work for it, especinlly iu view of their present pecullar relations to the pool lives, They have therofore begun the erec tion of a depot for themselves, which will prove another obstaclo to the building of union depot. The Chicago, Burlington & Qainecy company have purchased land recent- ly near their present property, and it is understood that they will soon put up a brick depot of fair proportions It this plan 18 started on, snother and greater obataclo will ba in the way of # union depot, If anything is to be depot as Lhe city merits, conveniently located, action must ba taken quistly, for the time for securing 1t will be far into the future, T:E BAD ANI] WuRTHLESS Aro never im .:lul or counterfeited, inlly true nd it is positi This 18 espe of a fawily > proof that wedicine the remedy imitated is of the bhighest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the pureet, best and wmost valuable fawmily medicing on earth, many imitations sprang up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had ¢xpressed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce suf. fering invalids .o use their stuff in- stead, expecting to muke money on the credit and good name of H, B Mauy others started nostrums put up insimilar style to H. B, with vari ously devised nanes in which the word “Hop" or **Hops” were used in !a way to induee people to believe they were the sume as Hop Bitter such pretended remedies or oures, no matter what their style or name is, aud espicially those with the, word ““Hop" or **Flops” in their namé or in name, are imitations or counterfeits Beware of them. Touch mnone of them. Use nothlug but genuive Hop Bitters, with a bunch or ecluster of green Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else, Drugeists and dealers are warned against dealing In imita- tions or counterfeits. union depot nearer the heart of the city, but others object, The Mil-| 1noR SALE_A 10512 skolieht o waukeo & St Paul company favored | B %ol Apiy s £ such a plan, but as they are the lust | —— 2 to come to the city they do not deem single roomi, o «'.'A:xl:u AR R done toward securing such a union | W L ¥ All} 'HOUSE, any way connecied with them or their | BOTHER&D LIKE BLAZES. The Fire Lads Oailed Out Twice For Nothing but Once for Bomething. The Blnffs Crty's Running Cart is Einally Reduoced to Ashes. Saturday night was rather an event- ful for the fire lads. In the ovening an alarm was sounded and the depart- ment turned out promptly. Afterhunt- ingabout a while it wus found that the cause of the alarm was some burning straw 1n the rear of Maurer & Craig’s crockery house on Broadway. Som. one had felt in duty bound to set fire to this straw, and some one else had got frightened at the smoke. Not long after quiet had been re- stored another alarm was sounded, this time from box 6, corner of First strect and Again the de- partment turned out, but no fice could be found. Inveatigation showed that some one had maliciously turned n the alarm, and in dolug so had broken the box, or at least some of its work ing parts. These boxes are supposed to be kept locked, but the locks now on the doors are 80 cbeap and simple that almost any littie key will open them. Box 5 was aiso found open. It was suggested by some that the alarm was probably sent in by some of the gang cf burglars who are hovering about the city, and who hojed to have a better chauce to work by getting people to leave their houses to run to a fire, Later in *he night, however, a real blaze did occur, 1t proved to be the old wooden building on Glen avenue, just south of the city building and engine house. The building was owned by Mrs. Platner, and was used by the fice lads asa stable and for the atorege of the Bluff City's running cart. The horse which was in the stable either got loose or was cut looss by whoever fired the building, for it w appa- rently fired. The building itself was burned to the ground, together with the other contente, including the hose cart and three hundred feet of tourna- ment hose. 8160, Bloomer, The Bouna Unlocsed. Chas. Thompson, Franklin street, Buf. falo, suy-: have suffered for & long timé with constipation, wnd t jed almost every purgative adver ised, bu. o ly re- sulting in temporary relief, and «fter ‘con- stip tion still more ageravated. I was to'd shout your SPRING BLOSSOM and tried it. Icsn now say I am cured, un though some months bave elaj sed, «tll remuin » L shall COUNGIL BLUFFS SPESIAL NOTIGES. NOTIO. Special advertiscments, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Kent, Wants, Loarding, etc., will be inserted in thir columr at the low rate of TEN CENTS PE LINE for the first insortion and FIVE ¢ T PER LINE for each subsequent insertion Leave adv ertisements at our ofiice, No. 7 Pearl Street, near Broadway, Wante, Y AN ED—Afow moro day omders. Tablo tirstclak, Ka esmoderate. A M. E PA"8 N8, 206 Bancrol: strcat. NE or two pleasant rooms locate not mi .y () Satmres from " the postofice, dusr d by n busbad and wife, il Blufle, Addross LES Office, Co ANTED—Everybody In Oounct Binfis : to take Tix Bnk, 20 conts per wuck, Otfice, No 7 Pear) livered by carrlers near Broadw JANTED—To ouy 100 tons oro r particulars addr Broom Factory, Council Rlufl F or Sale and an, | Blw K—200,010 brick ‘orale by | OUFLLADAY, | A wafe_nrarly ne Must b M, Kesy, over SALK U RNISHED ROOMS —£1 stroet, fiom midele Broadw: y, S, BEK office drivi « m bluffs, A quire of J. M {OR SAT E—One st tin, cheap for carh. H. R, way, Council tluffs fa. Iy nev: 1 Broad- Jone,, JOR SALE—The two years and three mo ths leawe, tro fixturcs nd furniture of oo | Ca'itornin’ honse, Coutalns ©1ia 1 ms with | heas toaceomn odat- thiry wen, Hou e uow | ful, feeding for'y to ity wen daly A pacd | chabcs to buy Inito u flne paying busivess. 1 | hea h ol pr |y rictor the only 1o son for wellis Address owa r, He'ry swegert, Ca houre, C. . | | Bt temttui o each; nothing down, an i3 FX N anii-t Misconneour, ) boy Liboral re. and OSP= A I g war Jrofidy ll«lumn JOTHERS, Council Bofis snd (uaha exirom, Ondire oft at o 1 T wtore, Main atr ot Coun | juffs, or J , 1306 Furnam «treet, Owaba, will receive prowpt at ent on TILL A KA D—Great rucer D new accessor.cn and sp ta enb the re lable gelatine at the Excols or Gallery 10 Main strect II|N—— h‘h\-h ian and Oculist, It is only cure generally 1 | it wakes no differ- a watter of tme, a from three t five wee ence how loog diseascd. Will straiyhten cross oyus, operate snd remove Pryreginms, ote., and Uisert artificial eyes Spocial moveiny tadeworms attention to re- apdtf COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0W STARR & BUNCH, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING AND GRAINING, A SPFROXALYTY. Shop--Corner Brosdway and Scott St Hluff and Willaw , however, always’ koep some on ! Pricets ¢, tiial nott es 10c, } WALNUT 'HARKNESS, ORCUTT & 0., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Coancil Bluffs, Iowa im J. MUELLER J. MUELLER, COURCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 o = P 4 IVELAIDEY w fLoh ik o B - v STEREN Sreets, Gouncil Bluffs, NHILBER, B, ¥33 "E. R. STEI MANUFACTURE YITppR » \J T CUPB ARDS AND lowing a specinlty: POPLAR OPF PO LA W FOPLAR U I POPI AR SA} N WASHSTANDS, sonderce promptly atrended to, Off 2th Street, COUNCIL PLU N We ake the fol! WALNU I POPLAR ¥ < 3 WALNUT WARDR 4 WAL ‘l J OPF #% Mail orde:s and corre S. 1 Oor 7th A 1 Manufactory TOWA AR ‘“"mk'flfl"' Mv';:’) arg (ffering Special Baroaing in All Kinds of Summer AND SLIPPERS. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF EFIN X GO O ID S IN THIS PART OF THE WE Z. T. LINDSEY & Co, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, MORGAN, KELLER & Gt TT By X ¥ ¢ ’LTAKZE‘RS The finest quality and largest stock wert of Chie ago of wooden and Calls ot ended to at wll bours, We defy competition in quality of goods Our Mr. Morgan }os served as updertaker for fo ty vears and thor WAREHOOM BEROAD LAY, tly 80 carpet-laying and lumbreq ine alic cases, 1 prices, BOT .lLING WOMKS COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOW4, *':.':5.'.':'1?",35::3‘."BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hopa, with wate from the CrLEBRATED AJ"I‘I,SIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FE r obtained This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities J. M. PALMER BODWLIGER BEER REAL ESTATE AQ( o S bt A% SEAATG) . ja0e g 6o, cuuuc:L BLUFFS oA, | T PETERSUN & LARSON Wholeeale Dealer in un| SOLE AGENT lnh Joseph Company's Celebrated litz I,u\\ MILWAUKEE BEER, unul Bluffs, Towa, r d fr W, KUNYA C. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholesale and Ketall Dealers in No 711 Broa Orders from the souutry solici, W. BEEBE FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, v