Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 5, 1882, Page 6

'l | I Lt ALEEEERE A The Daily Bee. L BLUFFS. Thuresiay Morning, Oct. 6 “SUBSCRIPTIONJRATES By Catrler, = = = = = 20 conts por wosk By Mall = = = $10.00 por Yoar OfMoce: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Ma H. W, TILTON MENTIONS gor. Oity Rditor. MINO -], Mu usic Hall, & herraden makes photographs, —Mail boxes for sale at Seaman’s, 4.3 urt adjourned snpleted its —The United States ¢ yesterday afternoon, having ¢ business, —The street leading to Mr, Tipton's new residence is at last to be repaired, and put in condition for travel, —Have you seen those elezont new par- lor suits, and other rich upholstered goods at I, F, Stockert & Co's., No. 309 Broad- WAy, —There will be & mass convention of the greenback-Iabor party of this county at the oourt house in this city to-day at 1 p. m,, to nominate a county ticket. —Planing, turning, scroll sawing, and all kinds of job work done on short notice at E, R, Steinhilbers, Council Bluffs fur- niture manufacturing company, —A fine assortment of boots and shoes, sufficient to supply the demands of al', at George Blaxsim's, south Main street. —The Walters rape case was given an- other continuance yesterday by Judge Frainey, this time for thirty days. Ttis evidently dying, and one more continus will bury it. —Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suita n the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices. His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 810 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop recovered from noxt winter, after it hae the effects of a disastrons Cefeat.—Glen- wood Journal Justice Abhott tied another kno' yess terday, it binding Fred J rage t Belle Lewis, both of Council Bluff The French rk n Main street, of which th Evgene Schull, was proprietor, has been purchased by his brother Fra of Corning, and Jamos Maullen of tids city, They are young men of fine business qualifications, and are porsesred of a th h knowledge of the business, Me. Frank Schull wil dispore of his interests in Coraing, and will move to this ity at once ~The young man John Cain, or as his name proves to be Farl arrested for stealing A, Loin . was yesterday discharged, the prose n beinp dropped mainly on account of the sympathy telt for his mother, who appesrs to be o very esti- y, and who came here to gain her ease, if possible, mable son’s v & narrow one, and shall serve as a warning to young mnen, who while half drunk, try to lead off some other fellow's dog. —Much of the time of the United States court this term has been taken up in try- ing corn cases, one after nnother of diffi- culties and differences arising from grain contracts being disposed of, until yesterday » shoot was taken and a criminal case be- ing taken up, it being a charge of viola- ting the revenne law by elling corn salve without stamping it. The district attor- ney introduced the case by declaring it to be “another corn case,” One of the jurors followed it up by asking in o whisper of a fellow juror, whether it would be corn- sidered corntempt of conrt to call the judge a chiropodist? The escape was PERSONAL. H. C. Sigler, of Los Angelos, Cal., is in the city. Mrs, R, Chambers, 01 Avoca, was in the city yesterday, James B, Gregg, of Red Oak, wasat the Ogden yesterday. 0. M. Burhams, of Essex, the city yesterday. Frank Unthank leaves to.day for C cago on a brief business trip. Ia., was in poles. Ho also wishes to employ ten extra coopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper shop. —Last evening Fidelity Council No, 156, Royal Arcanum, held its aunual reunion, It proved to be a highly enjoyable affair, and one creditable to the prosperity and permanence which this order has attained, —Justice Frainey has issued a warrant for the arrest of Thomas Walsh, for steal. ing & $40 watch from George McLyman, —The following yesterday announced their intentions of being led captive by Cupid: Thomas Buchan and Nettie Jacque, of Greene county; John K. Davis and Bridget M. Langdon, of Springfield, Neb, —A fellow named Mason, noisy drunk, and another fellow too drunk to tell his name, and who was fast asleep on the side- walk near the court house, will be among the cases for Judge Aylesworth to dispose of this morning. —The driver of the Main street car, who is %o crippled that he cannot very well stand ull day, has had his stool stolen, and desires through THx Brkto give fair warn. ing to the fellow to return the same at B. F. Ttake, of Green River, Wyoming, was among yesterday's arrivals at the Ogden, Mrs. Capt. Bacon, of Magnolia, mother of Louis Murphy, is in the city visting friends. Mansel Wicks, Ieq., started last even ing for Mexico again to resume his duties in connection with railway building Mayor C. K. Fulton, of Bradford, Pa., who i in charge of aparty of excarsionists on pleasure and looking up lands, called at Tk Bik offics yest-rday. The rest of the party are expected here to-day, Edgerton, the good-natured Omaha con- stable, who mokes frequent visits here, was in the city again yesterday, on the seent of some mystery which he is working out, E. B. Burbridge, prominent among the residents of Boomer township, was in the city yosterday. His daughter was THE DATLY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS 10 THE CITY’'s FINANCES An Attempt to Bring City arrants Up to Par, A Sinking Fnnd Established to Most Ountstanding Oblis eations The city council has taken an im- if carried out to bring city tead of having portant action, which, in good faith, will tenc warrants up to par, in them floating about the city at about eighty-five cents on the dollar. The movo is the establishment of a sinking fund, for the purpose of meoting out. standing warrants, 8 ceriain number of which will be called in monthly, and henee the holders will prefer to keep their warrants in the hope of getting dollar for dollar, rather than thrown from her horse a day or two ago, and had her arm dislocated. Miss Cora Jones left for Chicago last evening over the Chicago & Rock Island once, and save trouble, —The contract for filling in dirt for the river levee has been let to Mr, Moore at 124 cents per cubic yard, one-sixth to be allowed for shrinkage, which brings it down to about 10 cents a yard. The work has commenced, and will be continued so long aa the city's money holds out for that purpose, —J. €. Sears, one of the soap men who have been plying their trade on the streets of late, was tried in the Unitel States court yesterday for selling soap for corns without stamping the packages Ho was found guilty and flued $10 and costs, the whole bill reacting about $100 —The Knights of Labor of Council Bluffs will give ther first annual ball and supper at Bloom & Nixon's opera house on Fridey evening the 13th jnst, Arrange. ments are being made on n scale that in- sures an enjoyable eutertainment, and it is to be hoped that this new and thriving society will be heartily welcomed to the list «f social and beneficial organization in the city. —There was & happy wedding Tuesday ovening, the contracting parties being Nicholas O'Brien, of Neola, and Miss Kate Madden, of this city, The ony was performed at the Catholic church, Rev. Father MeMenomy officiating. A most joyous reception was afterwards held gt 8t. Joseph's Academy and opportunity given for the many friends to offer con- gratulations and well wishes, which were numerous and heartfelt, 1o road, to renew her musical studies. She was accompanied by Mrs, S, S, Stevens, G. C. Atchison, the wide awake and and stirring correspondeut of the Chicago Journal of Commerce, is in the city again, on his return from St. Joseph, Leaven- worth and other cities which he has been writing up. Judge L. Tonam White, of Marysville, Mo, is in the city, looking after some mattors connected with some important cattle suits, in which he is acting a3 attor- ney. He has lately returned from Wyom- ing, where he has been getting some depo- sitions in some important cases in which he is interested. Judye White is of as goodly size and comely build physically as he iy intellectually, and yet he says that in Wyoming he seemed the baby of a party with whom he was traveling, they numbering five, and the smallest of them outweighed him by thirty pounds, faoutiandial <ol At dssere Freo of Cost. By calling at Schroter & Becht's drug atore, you can got a sample bottle of Dr, Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup which will reliove the most obstinate Cough or Cold, and show you what the regular 50 cent sizo will do. When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest, and all diseases of the Throat und Lunge, try a sample bottle of thia medicine. < e SNATCHED BY SNEAKS. A Goodly Amount of Jewelry Stolen From Charles Rice. Keith, of the Crawford County Lul- letin, after listening to Col. Chapman's lecture on the ueed of integrity, replios: *“I'be Colonel looks well talking about in- tegrity and manhood! A man who has fought a widow woman for years, and couldn't lick her until bis candidate for congress was nominated by giving » 81,000 postoffice bond, resembles a Hercules in ~It is understood that Dave Mottaz, who has charge of the house and grounds of the Council Bluffs Sportsmen's Club, at Martin's lake, caught & big fish yesterday, weighing about 160 pounds. He caught the fish with the seine of the law, the name being William Rapp, and the alleged offense beine fishing with & seine, It is said that Dave has not slept for nights, watching for @ violator of the law, and now he will see if he can make the charge stick, He will need goto Glenwood to prosecute, as the offense was committed in Mills county, ~Myers' heart s not in the Anderson programume, ws his friends plainly sce and freely admit. Now, if Anderson was editing the Dennison Review, ho cou'd roll ont truthful charges againgt Major Ander- son with an earnestness that would sur- prise even thore who kuow )iis capacity for invective. Well, we pity the fellow, He has undertaken the defense of a bad busines, aud has uo heart in it. Except the few friends of Anderson who bLave an object in kiv election, snd who are cursing the Noopareil by the hour on account of its stupidity, the people are wuch smused at the nonsense of claiming & boow for the “gallant msjor” ln one coluwn, while reading dry homilies to recalcitrant repub- licans for supporting Pusey in an adjoining colnmp, The Nonparell will do better Charles Rice, the well krown tailor, who formerly was cuttor for Motealf Bros., but now has a store of his own in Devol's new block on Main stroet, has met with quite a heavy loss by sneak thieves, His family ocoupy rooms over the store, and his wife thoughtlessly left somo jewelry lying on & dressing case in her room up stairs, Insome way unknown some neak thief improved the chance, and during the evening slipped up stai. unobserved, gathered up the jowelry, which consisted of a gold wateh and chain, pair of earrings and a gold ring, and succeeded in getting away wil the plunder. The property thus -tu}eu is valued at $160, and no trace of it or the thief has yet been gained. ——— - Epiror Bee: I desire to say to my many friends that the article in yester- day's Nonpareil, in the cese of Ph, Best Brewing Co, vs. Adolf & Mohn- backer, referring to the cause of change of venue, representing it to be to tast the validity of the pro. hibition law, is most decidedly wutrue, in word, thought and action, The case turns weolly upon the authority of the company's agent to make a final settlement. He made such, and the company clatm that he had no authority to do so. Joux W, Avorr, A Geperal Stampede, Never was such a rush made for auny Ding stare as is now at 0, 1. Goodmants, for & Trial Bottlo of Dr, Kiag'a New Dis: covery for Consumption, Cougha and Golds, Al porsons aibicted with Asthi Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughy, oF auy affection of the Throat and Tk can get & Trial Bottle of this great remedy frie by oallag ax sbove uamed; Drug Ktare share them for the bonefit of specula- tors. The following is the resolution adopted: Kesolved, That a sinking fund be and the same is hereby established, out of any fund not ot{erwifle appro- priated, and that the amount be not less than $1,000 for each and every month, as the council may from time to time direct, and that the city auditor and treasurer be and they are hereby instructed to open a sinking fund “account on their respective bookas, and the treasurer to pay out of such sinking fund only general fund warrants called in for payment, as hereinafter provided, and that the treasurer be and is hereby directed, on the first Thursday ot each and every month, to publieh a call in the daily papers for ten days that he will pay all warrants of such members us the finance committee shall direct, said call to state that the interest in all called warrants shall cease after thirty days from the date of the call; that the city treasurer, city auditor and county treasurer be instructed to keep copies of all calls in their respective oftices for reference, and that no in- tercst shall be allowed on called war- rants, after thirty days of call, includ- ing those used in the payment of taxes, 1t is estimated that there aro $8,000 to §9,000 of outstanding warrants, and that they council can set aside surely $1,000 per mdnth for the payment of thaso, and some months perhaps more, 80 that it is expected they will soon all be paid off. The council has already appropriated $1,000 as a starter for the fund, THE CITY WALLET. The city treasurer’s report shows the following as the cash balances in the several funds on the first day of Octo- her: Levee fund. .. Library fond. Park fund Bond fund. ... Judgment fund Police fund... Total .......... General fund overdawn. ..8 2,067 48 33 93 17 8,311 79 $16,219 53 177 48 $16,042 05 Total cash on hand . FOR SALE, My residence,{No. 715 Fourth street Bancroft", L. F. Mureny. Beds 0f Down Feel Hard. All beds seem hard to the rheumatic, Then harken ye peevish sufferers! Apply Dr. Tromas' Korrorric OIL to your ach- ing joints and muecles, Raly upon it that you will experience spsedy relief. Such, atleast, is IE@ testimo sy of those who have usedit. Tho wedyfs I'kawise success- fully resorted fofor” thrcat and lung dis- eases, Apraics hreires. i, THE NEW JAIL. The Bids Opened and the Probable Cost of the Bullding Enown. The bids for building the city jail haa been opened, and are as follows: ¥or brick work only, John P. Weaver sesssesens . 82 For brick work only, John For carpenter work only, J bury....... 3 5 For carpenter work only, G, Coverston s For entire building. J. G. Salsbury 3 “ " fTerman & Brown Chris Straub. ... The iron work is mainly of patented foatures and Pauley & Co., will necossarily finish that that bid beiny $1,800, which added to the lowest bi will muko the total cost about §5,000, According to the plaus and speci- fications the building was not to be ornamented by stone work, but several of the aldermen rather favor & change, provided it would not prove too expensive, and it is probable that instead of brick the water table, sill course and window caps will be of stone and the cornice of galvanized iron, giving & wuch more pleasing appsarance to the building, Tho bids for supervising the con- struction of tbe juil were from Mr, Ward and Mr. Maxon, Each pro- Funud to supervise it for one.and-a- ialf per cent, of the cost of the build- ing, It is desired that the bids for supervising bo for some specific sum instead of by per cent., and hence these bids have been referred back, with & request to prepare others, The bids for building are in the hands of the committee, who desire some of them to be made a little more explicit before award is made, —— Notice is hereby given to all persons know- ng themselves to be indebted to the late Eagene Schull to call upon Charles A, Fox, st the store of MoAtee & Fox, Main street, and pay the same forth- with, He is authorized to receipt in full for any or all moneys paid him on my account. ’ Mgs. Evaexe ScauLL, Couners BLurrs, Ia,, Oct. 1st, 1882, e SHADOWED BY SLUGGERS. A Bueiness Man Barely Fscapes from the Highwaymen who were Walung and Watching for Him. Mr. J. R. Bell, of the well known grocery firm of Bell & Hall, on Broadway, was waylaid, but fortu. nately not robbed, as he was returning home after the close of business Tues- day night, His house is situated in the eastarn part of the city, and the street lamps in that vicinity have not beenZlighted for a fogv nights past on acoount of the supply of oil running shott, On acconnt of the darkness of the streets, Mr. Boil was accompanied by his son, Instead of taking his usual route to the house, he went along the middle of the street. Two fellows, who e tly were on the watch for him, stationed them selves at the corner of the alleyway, and secing th y were to miss| him, made a bold break for him, but did not take him by entira surprise, They grappled for kim, but he cscaped their clutches and succeeded in reach- ing the house unharmed. It is to be rogreited that Mr. Pell was not armed, 8o that ho might have meted ut to the resailants due justic a ot G Encaped from the Toils. John Becon, Taporte, Tn “Hurrah for Srrise Brossoy racommend it to be. Mydyspepsia hasall vanished. Why don’t you advertise it? What allowance will you n if T taka a dozen bottles, ao that I uld oblige my frionda occasionally?’ Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents. s i Emma Abbott, This favorite artiste appeara at Boyd's opera house, Omaha, Taeeday evening, October 10, in the latest operatic success, ‘‘King for a Day.” The Abbott company is the finest musical organization in existence, and has in it fifty eminent vocaliste, in addition to a lerge chorns and or chestra. Among the artistes are Liz- zin Annandale, the charming con- tralto; Julie Rosowald, the prima donna, soprano; Marie Hindle, Clara Weber, William Castle, Alonzo Stod- dard, Valentine Fabrini, John Gil- bert, Gustavus Hall and others, The sale of sears will begin Saturday morning, and the prices will be: Par- quette and parquette circle, $1.50; dress circle, 81.00, and gallery, 50c. e — Married. RINGWALT — HALL — Married in Trinity chapel,Omaha, Oct. 4, 1882, by the Rt, Rev. R. H. Clarkson, bishop of Ne- brasks, assisted by Rev, John Williams, and Rev. Frank Milspaugh, Mr. Theodore L. Ringwalt und Miss Minnie S, Hall, s True to her Trust. Too much cannot be said of the ever faithful wife and mother, constantly watching and caring for her dear ones, never neglecting a #ingle duty in their be: balf. When they are assailed by disease, and the system should have a thorough cleansing, the stomach and bowels regu- lated, blood puiified, and malarial poison exterminated, she must know the that Electric Bitters are the only sure remedy. They are the best and purest medicine in the world and only cost fifty cents, Sold by C. F. Good:an. RAILWAY RléHTS. How Much Property Can they Claim as Exempt from Taxation. Tue BEE some time ago presented varicus facts and figures concerning the amount of taxes which the rail- way companies pay on the property which they own in this city. There WA THURSDAY, OCTOBEL & COUNCIL PLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. Al advertiscmonts, suc foan, For Sals, To Rent, wiil be fnsertod In thie of TEN CENTS PRA at our Wanta, VY ANTED; 400 ot 600 brushels Milis 871 ect. of old white orth 6th and W ouepin lishinent, 510 Iir VW ANTED. Sivmtion | VW ANTED. Tuo first class paats makens at Joseph Meiters' merehiant ‘tailor establish wment. 310 Broadway, Council Blufls, 7 ANTED - itustio in htelof restaurant by an ex erienced girl, Addeess or fu- quie, M_P., at this offic VW ARTED-—-A good glelto do goneral house- work I swa | fami y. # pply at 819 Sixth avenne, OULD like a situs ore as aal Inly. Have rience avd will give gocd refercnces, Speaks Gorman aud English, Addros: B, P. Bkx Office, Bluta. VA7 ANTE n ape Address W, 570 buililings to move. Aylesvortr, box 879, Conncil Bluffs, la. Iivered by carrlers, Offic near Broadivay. have been many objections ratsed by thoughtful citizens against the present system of railway taxation in this state, by which assessment is made at a certain sum per mile of track, no matter whether that mile was across prairie, and through a farming dis- triot, without a side track or a section house, or whether it was & mile run- ning through the very heart of a pop- ulous city, with thousands of dollars piled up in fine depots, buildings and warehouses. Locally, there have been man; other complaints. By the law all property used for railway purposes is exempt from taxation, except as it be- comes a part of the whole, and lumped off at 8o much a mile, The railways centering here thus claim a great deal of valuable property here as exempt, under the plea that it is used for rali- way purposes It is stated that there are valuable lots here, which would readily sell for $1,600 to 82,000, which are thus made exempt because a little sidetrack; or a streak of rust, is rnn across one corner of them, In some cases buildings have been erected on side lo's,jand leased by the railways to other parties, and yet because there ls a ratl or two and a few ties on the rear the lot it used for railway pur- poses, and is therefore free from tax- ation, A list of lots claimed to be exempt has been placed in the hauds of the city council and the city engineer has been instructed to investigate, lot by lot, and report the exact facts in each, 80 that it may be known what ground there is for theso charges. His ro- port will be looked for with interest by many. If John Smith owns a lot valued at $2,000 he has to pay taxes upon it, but when he sells it ;0 a railway com- pany and they build upon it a ware- house and lease it, they need only to run a little side track to the rear for the benefit of their tenant, and thus withdraw it from the tax list, and let privato citizens bear a little heavier burdeh instead. Such is the outline of numerous oases stated and which it is expected that the proposed investi- gation will disclose in deta - Nervous debility, the curse the American people, immediately yields to the action of Brown's Iron Bitters, DR. C. J. CLARK Twenty-four years experience in practical Gynaeology. Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs - - Iowa. 1D NOMUNDSON, K. L.SHUGART, A, * Presidont. Vico-Pres't, Cashier, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluifs. Orgautzed under the laws of the State of Iowa Paid up capital, # 76,000 it ot 200,000 Tnts d on time deposits. Dratts issued on ?n:'fi.fl-?'p.l citica of the United Btates aid Europe . bpecial attention given to collections and correspoudence with prompt roturus. DIRECTORS. . D. Edmundson, E.L. Shugart, J. T Hart, W™ 5 W, Bojler, 1. A Millar, A, W. Streot, Jyiau M‘AURE# & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glaes, Fine French Ohina, Bllver Ware &c., 840 BroaDW, Deeds and mortgages drawa an Wped N I L work, W. R. vaughn, cor. Pierceand Frank streets. ANTED—Everybody in Council Blufts fo to take TiE i3, 20 cents per woek, ce No 7 Pearl Streot buy 100 tona broom corn For particulare addres Councll Bluffe Broom Factory, Councll Bluf 668-291 ANTED—T0o For Sale and Rent Brick—se 010 brick for sale by OUKLL & DAY, Suftable for Galle: B ; nothing dovn, and $3 EX-MAYOH Miscellaneou. ardrob Yoy Juire at B Liberal remard oll and_see ona of pictures tacenb. the re iab e o browide process, at the Exc & mat from threo tc dve woek inkes no differ- ence how 1c ascd. Wil straighten cross oyes, operate and rewovd cte., and insert ortificial eves. Special attention to re- moveing tadeworms apb-tf Council Eluffs’ Business Directary.. Art Qallery. raph ga lery, South Main St. or phot Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., East Pierce St. " HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS Broadway, and Fourth Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. mar-2-8m J. MU LLERS P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A (Weber Pianos, L Goods A Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, F. Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 &5 I O 58 " &5 IVEAIDE! v TOETE WA EISSUC. Bluf and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, E. R. STEINHI!LBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF A R . T &S CUPBOARDS AND SAFE?, ‘We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAKFAST TARBLES, POPLAK WARDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUPBOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAFES, £2rMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. S. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA Bathing Houses. MRS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and Glenn ay DR. w STUDLEY, Bethesda Bathing House, Broadway. Ban| OFFICER & PUSEY, comer Broadway and 6th reet. CITIZENS' BANK, bth street. Broom Factory. avenue A, and 6th St. Cigar Manufacturers. 2 Broadway. st Broadwa; Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Pearl St. Dry Goods. HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and 4th street. Eggs Shipper. G. ¥, CRAWFORD, 510 Main St Manufactory. VHILBER, cor. Tth ave and 128h Bt. Furniture Store. 209 Broadwa Gi ¥ SULIVAN M3 Broadway, or. | sold at cast troct Goods 1 prices o Harness and Saddlery. Middle Broadway, lle Broadway Hair Goods MRS. D, A. BENEDICT. 37 West Broadway, MRS, J. 3. GOOD, 230 Broadway 06 South Main St p. P, 0, Hotels. Upper 1 501 and 507 Ma Meat Market. E. W, TICKNOR, 536 Broadway Millinery J. 3. BLISS, 528 Broadway ine for yourselt MRS J. E METCALF, 548 Broadway. Coume and exam- Marble and Granite Works. § E CHAS. RICE, street JOS REITER, Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house. W, SQUIRE & CO., corner Pearl and 1st ave. Restaurant. SMITH &JMCUEN, 404 Broadway Stoves and Tinware. R. D, AMY & CO., 500 South Main street. Shirt Factory F. F. FORD, ff and Willow St corner Bl Undertakers MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 546 and 347 Broad. way D. M. CONNELL, 17 North Main St, DAVID C. EVANS & €O, 504 North Second Street, ST, LOUIS, MO, zd~Ask your Grocer for the Cel- ebrated Star Coffee and Star Baking Powder, MES. . J, BILTON, M.D,, - couneiw sLuErs, wa.-| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Broadwav. Council Bluffs. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TUNIDEBERT AR IEIRS. The finest quality and largest stook weet of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calls nttended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of glnndn nrcprioe:. Our Mr. Morgan has served ag undertaker for forty years and thoroughly underst his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 346 AND 857 BROADWAY, pfl'fi'c:rri;u?: all its bronches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying and lambrequina, Teles graphic sud mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & CO'S BOTTLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - I0WA, 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, g This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities, BUDWaISEHR BERER Also Dealers in C. Conrad & Co’s Origin:l Budweiser Beer, manufactured i Louts, Mo, 82 Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, M - HAGG & CO0., COUNC!L BLUFFS, 10WA PETERSON & LARSORN, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broac Council Bluffs, Tows, Orders from the sountry olici City ordens to families and denlers deliverrd fre : oty slisiied *"™" ©. A. BEEBE & CO., Wholeeale and Ketall Dealers fn W. BEEER WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, . Office and Manufactory ' .. —— FURNITURE AND CROGCKERY ™ Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Always keeps on hand the finest assortment of mat rial for gentlemen's wear. Satisfaction guaranteed MRKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc--Cutting and Fitting a Spediaity, No. 648 Broadway, Oppo:ite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Handkerchiofs, hose of all kinds, thread, plos, needles, ete, sud see our stock of goods. CHARLES RICE, Merchant Tailor. A (Late lT\lttef!ur'!Iemll B ) Devol's New Building, Main Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order §18 and upward Underwear, We hope the laales will call Streer. J.F. KIMBALL. GEO. H., CHAMP. KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have the only complete sct of abstrac: books to all city lots snd lan Po ta county. Titles exaunined aud abstracts furished oo short Rotice. Money oo imat i\ ey ) property, short snd long thwe, in sums to suit the borrower, Ke 8116 04 Man opposite court bouse o Betl ks boagt aud wid. " Olioe . N\ | N