Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1882, Page 6

et D A —— THE DAILY BEE---COUNCiL The Daily Bee. |iomthe i, trom the round andteom it — oo == Tessons sre taught in charcoal and ink, Uuwitul o | mendation t when we state that A v Y . | Me E. WM M W rill Tuesday Morning, Sept. 26, |, " 1 Y Hard ESCRIPTION RATF ' 1 Chur 1 the ef M . S 741000 por Year a Rk tural machin t br Omoce: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near | - B Brondway house he st w zave f NeC n M. 0. GRIFFIN, Hanagor, nnal picnic to t) There were N X ME 8 tents, s t 7. Mueller's Palace Music Hal rraden makes photographe, i o New line of cabinet frames just re. s $25,000, The quan Y teel and cumed was 3,000 tons 1 at Seaman's sepl26.5 ) . : Wi o |ana the to £ all productions this The United Statee court will got 8t 00n g1 500,000, Such generosity on the wotk lisre todey, part of the company toward its employes perves to hold their esteem and to entwine The eity council hold thelr regular meeting next Monday evening, Fred Bokemper, of Bokemper Bros,, has bought out the Pacific Junetion saloon. The chief of police is himself the latest sneaks having stolen his im, some grapes, They say that Pusey has a barrel of money. Anderson has soveral barrels, but they do not all contain solids, —Some sneak-thief has managed to get away with a canvas ®ar cover, whizh lay out in front of Russell & Co.'s office. —Seaman's lead pencils are the favorits with the newspaper men, and they are pretty fair sort of judges, or ought to be, _S, M. Lavenburg ye terday pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, and drop- ped $9.60 into the till of the wuperior court, —The Council Bluffs nine start to-night tor Kansas City where they will pls gamen during the fair, with the pr of three if they so choose, two iloge ~Joteph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles. He also wants to employ ten extra coopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper i shop. —One of the prisoners in the city cala- boose, having read accounts of how easy it was to get out, kicked & hole through the partition, but not qaite large enough for hiwm to crawl through, —The Sportsmen’s club bave David Mottaz stationed at Martin's lake sl of the time, he having charge of the club house there, with all thejneeded facilitios for affording shelter and food to these sportsmen when they visit there, —The man Dobson, who tried to end bin career lately by taking poison, ie now some better, and will probably pull through, Hie wife is now very sick and is not expected to live, —Joseph Reitor makes the Finest Suits n the latest styles, at the lowest poesible prices. His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Bluffs, The democratic county convention is to d at the court house next Thurs® day afternoon at 1 o'clock to nominate candidates for the office of clerk of courts, recorder and two county supervisors, ~Tho case of William Brogman charged with adultery was brought up yesterday afternoon in the superior court, and dis- posed of by dismissal, the affair having been apparently settled between William and his frau, roudway, Couucil The alledgad pick-pocket now cooped in the jail, had another fit yesterday and » bad one, frothing, snapping and writh- ing, to the terror of his fellow prisoners, There were » number of Saturday night drunks disposed of in the police court yesterday, They were: M. Ryan, Riley Shaw, Thomas Hecker, “*Shorty” and Chris, Beesley, Fach was fined the revular amount, $7.60, —The B, & M.’ play the Council Bluffs “Champions” this afternoon at 8 o'clock on the C, B, gruunds, This will be the Last gawe the B, & M.'s will play in this vicinity for some time, as they start for Leadville and the west Thursday morning, —The Liethodist people of the city will give a recoption this (Tueday) evening at the residence of L, W. Tulleys for their pastors, Rev. Armstrong, of the Broad- way church, and Rev. Bresee who con- tinues with us in lation to the new church enterprise. ends are invited to attend, —Tt has been well wuggested that e there is to bo street parade of the veter. ans on F decorate their buildings in an_ appro manner and thus give these old her.es a | 86& patriotic salute, The rec should be on esery build two triumphal arches across the principal streets would not be far out of the way, white and blue Jumes Fitzgerald bad a bad fall yes- terday from a staging at Weiss' new build. ing, on Main street, nd one or He was coming down | 6106 Sixth street, stronger attachments between employer and employes than the mere matter of dol- lars and cents, ~8ome of the knowing politicians claim that even John Chapman does not want to have Anderson elected to congress, and that while he will continue to support him in form, yet at heart he hopes to see Pusey get there, The reason given for thisis that if Pusey gets there he will not be elected to a second term, and then John himself hopes to be chosen as the Moses to lead the republican party ont into the clover fields again, while, if Anderson is elected, he will probably hold a seconc term, and by that time the people wil hava seen 80 much of Colonel John that he would stand no thow, The only indi- cation that the colonel wants Anderson de- foated is that he is suppport ng him by Tho Nonpareil, s pretty sure way of killing him off, as the colonel must haye learned from former experiences, The fact that the story, with all its improbabilities, re- ceives some credence, indicates how little faith the people have in the pretensions of The Nonpareil, and how well they have t there is some secret and ister motive to be found behind every move that it makes, Kmbroideries. A very large invoice of beautiful embroideries just received at Huark- ness, Orcutt & Co.’s. sep2h 44 VISITING VETERANS. They are 1o Radly Here on Thurs- day snd Live Over Some of the Past Tho proparations are going on for the soldier's reunion to meot here next Thursday. That day will bo largely given over to the gathering of the old veterans, pitohing shaking hands, lighting camp-fires, swapping tents, stories, and indulging in ® dress- parade, Friday thero will be a grand street parade, aud in the afternoon there will bea sham battle, Saturday will be the breaking up day. The de- tails of the programme have not beon arranged but will be given in due time. It is expected that there will be at least 3,000 voterans here and as many more visitors, so that the city will swarm withatrangers Everything indicates that there will bo no lack of hospitality, and there surely ought not to be. HKvery one who can in any way help, by cash or provision, ehould do ®o early and promptly, These veterans are cer- tainly ontitled to every poesible at- tention and courtesy, not only because they come here as invited guests, but becuuse they have a récord which en- titles them to the life-long gratitude of every citizen, A numgfl of citi- zens have already come forward with generous contributions, and others will not be found wanting. Itis to expeoted and hoped that the re-union at Oouncil Blufla will bo 8o joyous, w0 successful in every respect that it will outrank all other reunions in the west, - ——.— Carpets. Buy carpets at Harkness, Creutt & Co.’s. sop20-4t e & — Attention, Drulds, Every Druid in Council Bluffs is requested to be present at Pottawat- tamio grove No, 23 Wednesday even- ing promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Busi- s of importance. By order of Noble Arch. Not a driuk, not sold fn bar rooms, , that the business men | but a reliable non-aleoholic tonic medi- inte | cine, uaeful at all times, and in all s, is Brown's Iron Bitters, FOR SALE, My rosidence, No, 716 Fourth street Bacroft’) ", Mukeny, L L ¥or Sale, An 8.year-old horse, Enquire at from thetop, and made the last eight feet - of the trip in too much of a hurry. e struck on his feet, but with such force as to turn one ankle, spraining it very badly and slichtly fracturivg one of the bones, The hurt will cripple him for somo time, ~With all the “hurrah boys,” which The Nonpareil tries to stir up in Ander- son's favor, that organ has never y. » wan of good moral habits or integrity. Ithas never had the hardihood to say that Anderson ever did a thing to check bad | Dawson and K, H, Guavella, the hardihood to declare that Anderson is | ber of Democratic Lelegates. The following delegates are chosen by the democratic caucuses of the sev- eral wards of the city, to attend the county convention Thursday: First Ward.—G, A, Holmes, R, E, Rain, Col, Swan, J. M. Palmer, 0. E, Mem township comuwittee, G. A, Holmes, Second Ward.—John H, Keatley, Poter Bochtele, J. O, DeHaven, C, E auy tyrsuny on the part of railroads or | Stone, Jas, Mithen, John Ahles, Thos. monopolies, chances, that $1,000 bond, derson is & child of “impulse”, wants the voters to forgive the past. though he has The old soap game is being successful om the street corners and well played, An old wan tried it just before the fair opened, ¥, but the but the city warshal fired hiw new comer seems not to be molested. The old mau yesterday stood on the watched the younger one, and trie ner ang biting just the sswe, lows who were willing to lose a dollar o another wan's gawe were surprisingly oumerous, ‘The police might just as well let & three card monte gume Lo played on the street corners as tijs soap game. Musio AND ARt Soroor,—It is not readers throughout generally known by western Tows that o strest, Council Blufls, is located an institu. | = rinary difficult tion in which is teught, by firet.class iu: structors, iustrumental aud vooul music, [ O. ¥ Goadu 1ad many | Bowwan, Robt. Huntington It never denied that he gave|ber of township committee, J. C, De- 1t simply says that Ap. | Haven, d as such d togive|and Dr, him away by a laugh, but the crowd kept The number of fel. Mem- Third Ward. —F, W. Spetmen, Fred Lamb, er, A, C, Graham, Max Mohn, Fred Martin, J. K, Cooper and M. Keating. Member of township committee, M. Keating, Fourth Ward.—0O. P, Wickham, Wella Cook, E, E. Aylesworth, O, R. e | Mitchell, Jas. Frainey, Jas. Porter- 1| field, Henry Paschal, J. H. Rogers D. McOrae. Member of township committee, E. A. Troutman, \ Do Not Be'Deceived In these thmes ‘ll. quack wedicine adver- Jisements everywhere, it is truly gratify. ! g to find one remedy that iy v’\"ubl'thya): n | praise, and which really does as rec mended, Elictne Bitters we can vou s being @ true and reliable remedy, nd one that will do as recommended. They invariably cure Stomach and Liver { Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and We know whereo wu speak, and can_ readily say, give them a trial, Sold at fifty cents & bottle by ", b ZOL FL,AW Buu waEvvy e = THE NEWJA'L How the Plans Look an ta Convenier Are t The | fications n exhibitior i Co.'s, 1 are be led for 8 I businees w ent city calaboose, as Tor Bre h ften shown up ia hard running awa, ew jail ia badly needed and it isa or litable showi: f «(nerprisc on the part of the present city government, and one which w meet the ap proval of if the 8 Amn.‘..rii) o it. The building # to be loeated on the property latel. sold by Mr. Peter }.n-i .z\ Iir,y ant street, about opposite Dohany's hall. The jail building is to be loca- ted on the extreme north part of the property, and thirty feet back from Bryant street, 8o as to leave room for the ercction of a market hall, which in due time will be built there and which is another improvement needed, The plans show a very neat brick building, having a frontage of about thirty feot and & depth of forty-two feot. It is to be two stories in height, with @ corner tower three stories high. As ono entors the front door there is a vestibule 10 by 12 feot, and from thero one enters a public room of about the same mize, whero the gang of lookors-on who usually cluster around a station when anything is going on, can be accommodated with standing room. A noat rail separates them from the office, which is about 16 feet square, which' will sorve as police headquarters, clerk’s desk, ete. Back of these and running the entire width of the building is to boa corridor, with wash sink and bath room. At the rear of the building, with doors open- ing into this corridor, are three cells and one steel cell for desperate charac tors, Thene colls are six by eight foot and between them and the outward wallis a space of two feet, so that prironers cannot very well work their way out through the iron to tho brick walls, moking juil breaks almost impossible, These cells aro arranged with water clogots, aud the whole building is to be com- pletely drained into a sewer omptying itself into Indian cr 5 The plana for the s for several ce re, but it soems Lo bo the generai opinion of the oflicials and aldermen that it would be better for the present not to divide it in‘o colls but loave it as one large room, to be used by the council and by the suprome court until such time 8 the proposed city building and warket hall can be built, which it is to be hoped will not be far in the future, Thus the building wil be made to sorve the purpose of & city hall as well as polics headauarters and jail, for the present. the floor of the jail is to be made of Porand coment, aud so arranged that it can readily be cleaned out by being washed with a hose, and it ia thought that with the drainage ar- ranged for, and the water supply the wholo can bo kept cloanly and healthy, The plans are drawn by P, J. Pauly & Bro., of St. Louis, the same who built the Omaha jail. What will be done with the present police headquarters and city building? £ the proncsed plan of leaving the socond flooras a council chamber is decided wpon, the present building will probably be torn down, and the street opened up to the butlding now 3 floor pro- standing upon Glen avenue. There in littlo of the old building which is good for anything, not even the vavlt door being fit to use elsewhere, PERSONAL. R. A, Moore, of Corning, Towa, is in the city, W. H. Hyde, of Des Moines, s in the city. James D, Rice, of Burlington, Pacific house, s at the J. D, Smith, of Washington, D, C., is visiting Council Bluffs, J. W. Blythe, of Burlington, is among the arrivals at the Ogden, Robert Hale, of Glenwood, wasin the city yesterday, aud was nmong the callers welcomed at Tik Bek office. D. W, Olds looks several years younger and several inches taller, and explains with a umilo that it is o girl and weighs abont ten pounds, Deputy Sheriff J, White is able to be out and around sgain, though be still car- ries his arm in & eling, as the result of heing thrown from his horss, Pendleton snd (i, Jenuings, of re in the city, the latier attending the United States court, Miss Annie Enerny, of Salt Lake, niece of Unitrd States Commissioner Shaugh. nes-ey, of Utah, is in the city visiting her former school friends, Missos Kuelpper Dohany, **U1t 18 @ great art to do the right thing at the right time.” The person subjoct to derangement of the kidneys or liver has a protective duty to per- form in purchasing & package of Kid- noy-Wort, Itinvigorates those organs and by 1ts cathartic and diuretic effect, clounsos the whole system of all bad humors, Bales of Stock. The following were the receipts at the Union stock yards here yesterday: Tk F..... A toddard & L. Sturgis & Lae. ..., Mason & Lane. Ernest Bros The recelpts ware: E L& W, Suyder 0 Goorge ‘Adams & Burke by C. & N, W .91 o Roach & Fee to Wood Bros,, Ohls " cago, by O. &N W, Kennedy nnd White to McG regory, Cooley & Chicago, by C,'% M. A. Eard to himself, Chicag' O. &N W 4 Sturges & Lane to Clark, George Adas e Burke, Chicago, by C., Sturgess, Goodell & Co. to Palmer, Richwond & Carpenter, Chicago, byC,B..\Lf,. . R, Watts to R 0. & M, Conger, Ohicago, by 0., B. Q Total shipments. ... .... RITISM IN THE AR) A Dectsion h G s st o the Army FAVO sos Groat Die- e and by officer to indu t Beer y of » commerd tho pr clauso mn are tions which pre in establishing « rank of colonel sha ority ton vacant generalship, 1f the army re are complied with and the senior cer promote e Lieutenant Colonel F. Hsmwmond. Surg: stands norly at the bottom of the lis of surgeons ranking as major, there being forty two on the list ahead of him as well as twelve lieutenant col an yoi alls to n Huntington onels and four colonola It he is thereforo made assistant surgson goneral, 88 General Orane is so desirous sh be done, it can only bo accomplished by ignering the army registrations and jumping him over the hoads of fifty- eight other surgeons who aro above him in rank. The proposed action has stirred up tho surgeons who would thus be set back, and they are mani- festing much indignation about the matter. Secretary Lincoln has not yet indicated what recommendation he will make, but as he has made Sur geon Huntington acting surgeon gon- eral over the heads of the older and ranking officers, it is the general opin: ion he will carry out the wishes of Gen- eral Crane and advize the president to appoint Huntington assistant surgeon general. He may, however, tako wis dom from the blunder he fell into by remoying General Sturgis from the governorship of the Soldiers’ Home at the instanco of General Crane and his two associates on the board of commissionere, and not doanother act which will be certain to get him into trouble when the senate comes to- gether in December. Army officers eay, despite the professions made to the contrary, thero has never been a time when mdre favoritism wae dis- d in giving officera eofr places under the present secrctary of : Noarly a Miracle. Binghamton, N. Y., for several months jough left lung and shoulders, I lost 1oy «pirits, appetite and color, tud could with difficulty keep up rocured some BUR- Itk them as di- L ain since first ,aud am now quite enith Hall, with a dull_pain rn n It apparent in the beautiful Dismond Dyes. All kinda and colors of iuk can be made from them. He Solved the Dilemma. The Chicayo Eye. A well known tailor of this city had occasion to order some tools that are used in his calling, aud he occupied tha greater portion of the week in figuring out the correct language to be used. He began: “‘Dear Sir: Please send me two tail- or’s goose.” He saw that his English was not embonpoint, but very certeorl, and ho changed it to: “Ploase send me two tailors’ geese.” This was not the pink of speech that he wanted, so he changed it to read: “‘Send me a couple of tailoring fowis.” Hoe felt that this was a little shaky in the upper register, and in disgust ho gave up the order. Presently an iden struck him about the same way the Chicago whitefhoisery boys pound a tossed ball, and he took his pen in hand, and wrote: ““You will please send mo a tailor's goose.” P, 8,—(partlcularly the P. and es- pecialiy 8.) You may send me two of them,” ““Yours, Serorar CurTer,” N. B.—With a big B.—he got them. i ey Honorable Mention, Of all the remedies on earth that wel may claim attention, D&, THoMAs' FoLec- trio O1n commands especial attention, For wondrous power to cure disese, ita fame there’s none can throttle, Its merits are not in the puff, but are inside the bot- tle, Rhenmatism, neuralgia, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, diphtheria, etc., sre all cured by Thomas' Electric Oil. The Harvest Moon. Providence Journal, e The September moon fills on the 27th at 12:26 &. m, Itie the beauti- ful harvest moon, and possesses 8pe- cial elaim to distinct For, owing to the position of the ecliptic in regard to the equator at this season, the moon riees for several consecutive nighta with ogly a comparatively small interval b®ween the successive risings. The short autumnal days soem thus to be prolonged by the floods of silvery moonlight that make the night beantiful as day. The phenomenon is o8 easily explained ua the axial rotation of the earth But in tho olden times, when man was nearer to nature, the harvest moon was considered a direct interpo- sition of providence to assist the hus- baudman tn gathering in the harvest. The wanlng moon is in conjuction with Neptune on the 2d, with Saturn on 34, with Jupiter on the Oth, and with Uranus on the 12th, The new moon of the 12tk is in conjunction with Mercury and Mars on the 14th and with Venus on the 16th, passing a degree and a half north of her. DAVID C. EVANS & €O, 504 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MO, z#-Ask your Grocer for the Cel- ebrated Star Uoffee and Star Baking Powder. MRS, A, J, HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, [ 222 Proadwav. Counoil Bluffs. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glass, Fine French Ohina, Bllver Ware &c., 840 Baoubwar « COUNCIL BLUFFS, WA HA mar-2-im Table MK, M fle 1 per_weck, de ~“DRY " AT A DT \ — —— L".x..‘m 'D :‘Lff.43--:'l?» }3. RKKESS, Council Bl e I T Broadway, and Fourth Street., uffs, lowa J. MUELLER'S 7 Pearl Stroot FANTED—To huy 100 tons broom corn y Factory, Councl] Blvfts Towa 653204 e e e e e e For Sale aud rent NOR | ENT—A storcro m on Main stract, op- poste Cahelic oh. Inquire of De-k 4 A : A C stable for four horses tod in Osb sborne railroad 1o county, Enquire at B office Y RICK—260,000 brick for sale by B ODYLL & DAY, 4 QU i My istor B! A0R SALE—A 10x12 skylight. Suitable tor| T3 hot bed. Apply to Excelsior Gallery OR SALE-—-Beautiful reaidence each; nothing down, por b MAYOLV “api3-tt lacollaneous, Headquarters F¢ Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail. Address, brated Weber Pianos, Go J. MUELLER, IL BLUFFE, r the Cele- ods orH®ndRg OFT—A large wardrob ind r__Enqui AHEAD Call and s cimens of pictures hroniide procoss, Great from thre once how 1o eyes, operate winng, 1iecrt artll ) cini” attention to movelng tadeworins a) s luffs’ Council Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 DE AP ¢ WEAE WWERSTX. Oluff and Wiliow Sreets, Coun cil Bluffs, Business Directary. Art Gailery. Main St Houses. MRS, E. J. IARDING, M. D., Broadway Glenn ave DR, STUDLEY, Broadway and Bethesda Bathing House, #2rMail orders and 8. E. Cor. 7t Books and Stationery. REAK T WARDRO! MANTUT. We make the following a spe N TABLES, TABL FAST 'I‘:\HLI POPLAR O PO'LAYE WARIL POPLAR CU# ) POPLAR SA WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. correspondence promptly attended to, h Ave. and 12th Street, COU CIL BLU E. R. STEINHILBER, CTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF A R s D &S5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFE-, PEN WASHSTANDS, JROB BOARDS, FES, Office and Manufactory FFS, TOWA H. E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. e MORGAN, KELLER & CO., OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th CITIZENS' BANK, 5th strect. Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO. nue A, and 6th St his business. allits b graphi Cigar Manufacturers. and mail or The finest quality and largest stock west of Chi Calla attended to at all hours. We defy competiti ders filled without delay. attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, of wooden and metalic cases, 1 in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan bas served as nodertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands WAREROOMS, 346 AND 357 BROADWAY. inches promptl: Upholstering in Tele- TEMPLETON & LAMD, 232 Broadway. F. R EVIN i L. BOEKHO) Ccal. Cooper. ROSS, 6156 East I Dentist: SINTON & WEST, 1 Pearl St. HARKNE: ith strect , ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and Eggs Shipper. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St Furniture Manufactory. STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th St. Furniture Store. C. A. BEEBE & €O/, 207 and Broadway Groceries and Provisions. SULIVAN & FITZGERALD, 43 Broadway Also De Gunsmithing GRAHAM, 5th strect s and giaranteed oL ol Goods s and Saddlery. )., Middle Broadway \ile Broadway Harn CHAS, WALTER & B CHAS. BEKMAN, 44 Hair Gool Wholeeale 1 MRS, D, A} MRS, J West Bromlway, W, TG H. BEEC South Main St PO, C ity orders to Hotels OGDEN HOUSE KIEL'S HOTEL Meat Market E. W, TICKNOR, Upper B J ine for yours: MRS ). F Jome and exam Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadway Merchant Tailors JAS. FRANEY roadwa, CHAS. RICE, Devol's buil 1 Main strect )8 REITER, #10 Broadwas - al Estate CYLEBRATED ARTESIA TLouis, Mo, MILWAU No, 711 Broadway, Cour amilies & HAGG & CO's from the AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET, wrad & Co,’s Ori T FOR elebrated Jealer in snd SOLE A Company's Bluffs, Towa. dealers delivered free, W, RUN "™ ©. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholesale and Kotall Deslers in JAMES ut of material for gentlemen's wear, -| BOTTLING WORKS, — COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER ¥ Made from t} - Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained WELL, This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. BUDWHISER IIEBIT insl Budweiser Deer, manufactured in St, £47 Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled. HAGG & C0., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. PETERSON & LARSON, seph Schlitz Brewing EE BEER, Orders from the sountry olicited DX FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keeps ouhand the fineat assortn faction guaranteed d Abstract KIMBALL & CHAMP, J. W, SQUIRE & CO. Restaurant SMITH &IMcCUEN, 404 Broadway Stoves and Tinware. i R D.AMY & €O, 500 South Main strect Laces, Em 8hirt Fastory. Handkerchiefs, hose F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St --Cutting and Fitting No. b4s Broadway, Opporite Revere House, breideries, and Ladices MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc a Spedialty, Underwear, of all kinds, thresd, pine, ncedles, etc. We hope the lacles will call wnd see our stock of £oods. Undertakers. MORGAN, KELLER & CO 16 and 347 Broad ). M. CONNELL, 17 North Main St 1D MDMUN Merchant Tailor. NN, B, L SRUBARE, 4 Caprhan s {Late Cutter for Metealf B ) Devol’'s New Building, Main CITIZENS BANK Council Bluffs, la, Of Couneil Bluffs. Suits to order $18 and v de, Orgaaizod under the laws of the State of Towa T KIMBALL., i Paid up capital +..8 76,000 Authorized capital L 200,000 Interest pald on time deposits. Drafts lssued on the principal the United States and Europe. Special astention given to collectione and correspondence with prompt returns. DIRKCTORS, Abstract, J.D. Edmundson, K.L.Shugart, J.T.Hast, |county W.W. Wallace, ~ J. W. Rodter, 1 A Miller, | pr AW, Btreoh, FIEE e ) (Successars to J. P. & J. N, Cosedy.) Real books o all city lots aud ished on short otice. Mon: CHARLES RICH, Streer. 20, H. CHAMP: KIMBALL & CHAMP, Estate and Loan Brokers. We have the ouly complete seb of abstrs Titles examined and abstracts f: operty, short and long time, in suwa to euit the borrower, Keal vats W& old stana " oppasite court Botes ds in Pottawattaw! 0 loan oo city and tar bought and sald. Otee |