Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1883, Page 6

[} » HE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA SA'l‘URDAY JANUARY 6 tice Vaughan, He will needs get a tape line and measure to ses who is the nearest justice. We fancy we oan wes Abbott and Vaughan each hitching his chair a little toward the door, so aa to hs the nearest, and eateh the cases, The Daulyr Bee GUUNGIL BLUFFS Evurday Momimz, Jan 6 The D).nish Lutheran church hud @ Christmas tree iast night, 1t was & very enjoyable affair, being instigated by the preacher, Thin is the highest festival In that church, BUBSCRIPTION RATES: Bvo-nin. « = = = = 20centspor week OyEMll - e e = $10.00 per Yesr Offce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Wroadway. —Couccil Bluffs is getting pretty well e s | g pplied with reading rooms, There is Tuar Oouncil Bluffs has had a year | first the one ¢ mnected with the public 'ln- sthes d by the of great prospority, and great ad.|brary, thereis another connected by | ,.,,fi,mm‘", eSidg:'z‘ trom the show.| Y+ M. C. A , and atill another at the Bap- i t'st church, Few cities of this size can !mu of facts and fignre.- already mv.un bosat of three free publio reading rooms, in Tue Bee, : It remains with its cll"- —Thaoffios 1 Bhugatt's blosk, cotnet of gons and business men whether thin [, ) 04 Jirit avenue, has been fitted up growth shall continue, or whether | yory nicely with Brussela carpet, and fine theras shall come stagnation aud de- furniture, making it quite & business par. eline. This city has al.-|lor, L. C. Baldwin, Odell & Day, and J. most unparalleled railway facil- Y. Faller haye desks there, and there ix talk of the board of trade having it head. quarters there also, as there is another office opening from this, so that there will be abundant room, fties. It hss many marked ad vantages for manafacturing enter- prises and wholesalo establishments. 1t remains simply for Council Bluffs —De, Gould Is st the front with ao. to use its faciliti:s and improve 8| shar claim againet the city, this time for opportunities. rent, Himself and farniturs, hooks, etc., This city is iv condition to reach | were gobbled up in sm Ml pox times and out much further into the snrround. |putin 'wllsl;‘lilnr. -n[" the wn]n:ll pmr;- i erty is still held, The council has mads ing country for business than 1t haal ol Lty cote with him, and now yot done and to draw trade herel, ' Lo uin, The council has re from amuch larger territory than is | ¢ ey his claim to Rev. Mr. Loman aud yot covered. & has given the doctor permission to take Ia thus gathering In the business | from the pest houss such of his personal which ought to be tributary to Coun- | property as the city physician deems best. ¢/l Bluffs, all must concade that TuE| —One office secker, that is une seeking a LIES. LIES. It is & lie that the Councii Bluffs page of Tue Bee does not circulate throoghout the entire west, 1t ia a lio that we have not over 500 circulation is this city. It in a lie that Tur Bee isnot doing more for the welfare of Council Bluffs than any of its malisious compatitors whose tools pereistently peddle these falsehoods, @ouncil Bluffs needs Tue Bee more than Tre Bee needs Coancil Bluffs, Tur Bre is doing a neat business, greater by far than any three or four common Missouri river dailies, We oan prosper in the futore as in the past without onr Conneil Blutfs house, Our receipts at the Omaha coflice now averago about, §15,000 a week. Does Oouncil Bluffs want the trade of the Far Weat? Then she needs the aid of Tur Beg, for noither the Nonpareil nor the (ilobe can show a hundred subscribers west of the Miseouorl river Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- els and creshes oheap at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. sadlia s M Gerorgs Dodge Sponkn This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa, and says: “‘Upe of my wmen, Sain Lewis, Whlll' working in the woods, aprain- od his ‘ankle 5o hid he could har nv hobb'e to the howe, Used Z%omas' Eclectric Ol and was roady for work 1he nexs morning, [ have never yet ween 8o good o medicine,” —— DRAWING TO A CLOSE. The Present Term of the District to be Ciosed To-Day-The Con- victed Ones to bej3enten- ced This Morning, Brx is an invalusble help, of which | room for an offizs, refused a very desirable every bnainese man should avail him. | o0 the other day, because of & gambling “"y Baxlden 1 large looal cleoula. |P1sce belog losated promiaecty en tho ; d same fiovr, with a brightly lighted en- tion it finds Its way into almost every |y ..o It weems as if property owners nook and corner of a largo field, east|youli readily see it to be to their financial wosy, north and soutk, ‘whero 1ts com- | interert, if to no other, to refuse to allow petitors are almost unheard of. their property to be ured for such purposer, The wide awake and enterprising | As long, bowever, [as the city authorities business men and manufacturers of wink at the gambling going on, it will o ) " crowd itself into prominence, and ecrowd 0;““‘“' B “?‘d"”d( 'f;‘ '“];” MOT | ot business which the olty xhould foster than a reminder of THE BEE'S ex-|..q encourage. tenslve clroulation to cause them to| _g o ¢.lk has been o used by the re. realize that by no other advertising|port that a white woman living in the medium can they so readily reach the | eastern part of town has deserted her trade which they are uekinz yoyng babe, leaving it to the care cf a col- — ored family, who ia turn refuse to care for MINOR MENTIOI\B. the child longer, It is claimed that the —_— mother refuses to nurse the child or have ~J. Mueller's Palace]Miusic Hall. anything to do with it. In.hunting ui —No confidence tricks are raported from | the matter yestorday, with a view to be- ginning prosecution, wome attorneys were surprise]l to find thet while there were laws to punish & mon for etarviog his the transfer ~For diaries for 1883 go to Bushnell & Brackett's. i mule, there was no way to punish a mother —The doctors are finding a goodly num-{ ¢,n vofusing to give sustenance to her ber of oases of diphtheria in the city. child, It is predicted that if tho charge —TFor your blank books for the new year | agai go to Bushuell & Brackett, —Subscribe for newspapers an oals ot H, E, Seaman’s boole store. —The idva of organizmg a» volunteer [ ubors. Ocsasionally tha query is raised, fire patrol seems to meet with favor amouy | however, why the county dors not care many, for thoeo who necd cars and pay the ex- Cnkar RAnosn Tickers,—Buy thom [ Pense out of the taxes collected for thut from D, W, Bushuell, b doors north of Purpose. Inanswerto such it ls well to postofBos, explain that the help being i sup- , | plemented by the county, Mr. Lemen in —Thers will bo a good concert at Bock's A SR S e garden, Sunday at ernoon and evening by | oy e o i which Mr, the Ravarian band, Barroughs, the oversoer of the poor, could —Duo leave to fmarry was yesterday [ not afford all the relief nceded, althougn given to Carsten Livers and Mary Pog:|ho has fonnd Mr. Burroughs at all times gensee, both of Minden. willing to do all fn his power, The relief —There was mnot a case in the polios | work reaches such casos, and is so valun- court yesterday morning, the police not |ble a supplemental work that Mr. Bur even having caught s plain drunk. roughs co-operates with it as far as possi- —The need of a new city building is be. | Ple: coming daily more apparent, The new| ~—The board of trade is to hold its an- year will doubtless give birth to such an [ nual meeting for the election of officers improvement, and tho transaction of other important —Jacob Sims Is recovering rapidly from | buriness next Monday evoning. There the wounds fnflicted upon him by Ament, | $hould be alarger attendance than is usual- and expsots to be able to be out again by | 'Y gsived In fact, there are many busi- Monday. ness men, and members of the board even, the woman is trae, some way of punishing her will bs found, riodi- ~Tho golief work is still gang on § and mects with many supporters and coutrib- Yesterday the trial of the case of Calmore Smith, charged with an as- sault upon his divorced wife was con- cluded. The ccrurrence took place last summer, and is still fresh in the minds of many. Smich having met his wife and the other members of the family together, on thelr way homeward one Sunday evening, and having pulled a revolver on them. The chief attempt of the d:fense on the trial seemed to bs to prove that he did not intend to fire the revolver, but simply to scare them, it being a sort of bluff, they hnvlng had family tronbles before. The case was given to the jary about & o'clock. ‘This was the last jury trial of the term, aud the jurymen wers dis. charged. A motion for a new trial was made in the case of Owens, who was con- victed of obtaining goods and wmoney at Forman's storo, undor falee pro- tenses. Jadge Williwms withheld his decision until this iorning, when other like motions are to bs dis- pored of. Thoss who have been convicted will recotve theie kentences this morning, among them Harry Carpenter, who has gained some notoriety by havirn one wife in Virginia and another hore. Carpenter recms to tako his dreary prospact quite cheeriully, and Iauzhs with the loudes: and sings with the jollieat of those in tho jail, Judge Ried goes to Shelby county next week, crart opening there on Monday. A number of sriminal cases will go over until the next term, among them being that of Bently who was charged with Owens in aefrauding Forman, A motion for auew trial will be heard this morning in the case of Hen- dershott found guilty of robblng a farmer named Newton, Distrlct Attorney Connor left last avening for home. - Children's heavy school hose at Harkuess, Orcutt & Co.’s. When you feel out of ecrts, have the blues, melancholy, ete., it must be indigestion that ails you, Brown's ron Bitters cures it Niog who do not seem to realizs how important —Rev. Jawes H. Shields, of St. Loul, | iy iy 4 4 ity to have such an organization, Mo., will preach in the Preshyterian K b and have it fully alive and thoroughly or- church to-morrow morning and evening. + . 3 ganizad, There are constantly questions —There soemn to be a domand here for | arising which are not only of interest, but a night schrol, the pareuts of several boys | of great concern to the prosperity of the haviog s0 expressed themselves, the boys | city s business circlel, By largely attend. haviog to work daytimes to help keep the | ¢d meetings, by full and froo discaesion, arder fall the best judgment can be reached on these v matters, and effectual action taken, Coun- ~The minute men of the fire depart- Bluffs busioess men should wake up ment, whose appolntments were confirmed | #1008 this liue. by the council the other evening, are now N TR rondy for daky, show melactad o aleep n | g Cr Y, B9¢A8 8S Harkness, Orontt the engine houses having already put i s e o i their cots in place, and now the newly or.| Harkness, Occutt & Co, have stilt & ganized paid depar tment is in full working | few fine silk dolmans. Call and soo order, them, —1In Juatice Vaughan's office yesterday, was presented the sight of the laat juatice elected cosily chatting with tho firat jus. | E. R. Devolt, of Chicsgo, was in the tice euer elected in the city. The parties | city yesterday. were Vaughan himse!f, who has just|{ H, Pottiger, of New York, was among stepped into office, and his father-in-law, | yesterday’s arrivals at the Ogden. Mz, Do Val, who was a justioe of the| 1 Riggelman and L M. Doctor, of Des Poace 4 sarly aa 1803, Moines, wero in tho city yesterday. —Mius Jennie Dickeon gave & pleasing | pyyy 11y Overholst, of Leadville, i in and Instractive lecture last evening or the | shs olts, s ins o oint ! beaefit of the poor, and axthe proceodswill| e by, 5 © "1k fo her {riand Mis g entirely into the reliof fund, thero being |~ ) ° ") 4 B0 expenses to pay, considerable help was || HOWEUL ';;‘,"m""“‘"; ay represonted thus affordsd the work, and at the rame [ 50%,0Y 11+ Br Williama W, Dabsow, J. time the people were given an eojoyable| v+ Murpby and M, Miller, entertainment, J. J. Stewart and wife have been visit- —Ed Pointe, whom the last grand jury | I8 friends in Oakland, for few days. failed to indict, has now been sent to jail | M. Stewart reports that the receipts of forthirty days on » fresh case of stealing | 0™ there made a surprise party to him, He is o hard one, but not very shrewd, as | h® counting at one time 150 loads ou the s evidenced from tho fact that he tried to | ¥treets break out of the city calaboose and falled. | Ladies' and children’s wool hoods at Any one who can't do that must be stupid | Harkness, Orcutt & Co, indeed, —The following have been elected offi. cors of the First Eaptist Sunday school [ The following transfers of real for the year 1883: Dr, lhmhutt, -upuiu estate are roported for Tur Bek as D. A, Wicks,*assistant supe taken from the county records by J. Miss Alma Jennings, secretary; | W. Squire & O Miss Lillian Berger, treasurer; Mr, Cole, Jase s abatractors of titles, librarian; Miss Anna Compton, first aeaiste ;;*ul catate and loan agents, Council ant librarieu; Miss Clara Jackson, second | Pufe: A aselstant lbrarian; J. W, Berger, choris-| ¥+ White to W ter. | of nw ] 6, — PARSONAL. Real Estate Transfers. ) W, Lewis, sw | and a0 70 40, —§750, ~Tho county board did little routive | and's o 10! Ayeny s shske, lots 1, 2 buseness yesterday, they spending thelr| . A, Collins u time cu & visit to the poor farm. The |3 in 1 drive was a vold o and it took some H. Kah nhnk to »( time after th for them to thaw uu J 37 out enough %o be able to audit a few bilis lmlr. 1,2 and I‘um\H n i of . Hatfield to It, J: ames, sw | G, 77, before adjourning till morning, The wem- -H 2,000, bers ¢f the bosrd expresved themselves| R. l'-mh wue et al fo L. Jenson, se } informally as being well satisfied with the [ Of #e | & condition n which they found the poor | Urend Detour | to Newton iy Wagon Co., parts ol Gand 7 in 15, 2 Riddle sub,—8§1,082 06, —Wheu Justize Schurz takes possession of the present telephouic office, it will be A good mediciual tonie, with real aclose question as to whether he will sepd | mcrit, is Brown's Iron Bitters, so all changes of venue to Justice Abbott or Jus. | druggists say, CITY COUN(.-IL. Establishing a Pald Fire Department and Other Matters. A meeting of the council was held Iast night, at which all but Alderman (roulden were prosent. The following resolutions ware pre- sented by Alderman Newell and unan- imously adopted, they being followed by a resolution by Alderman Eicher, ordering them published and copies sent to the companies, which was also adopted: Wngereas, The city of Council Bluffs has grown to such dimenslons as to render the establishment of a paid fire department advisable and unecessary for the porfect security of property from loss hy fire. AND wHEREAS, Sach piid fire de- partment has been fully established and the same is now working harmc nionely ; therefore be it Resonven, By the city council of the city of Counocil Bluffs, that the sum of $126 be and the same is here. by appropriated for the payment of the smount of the back pay due the Rescue fire company in full to Janu- ary 1, 1883; and be it further Resowven, That the Rescue fire company is entitled to the lasting gratitude of the people of Couuncil Blufs for the noble and disinterestod mauner in which they have stood by the city, maintaining thetr organizi- tion and holding the mselves in readi- ness to answer the alarm of fire, and be it further ResoLven, That in thus severing thoe connection that has lasted during 80 many years between the ocity and the volunteer department, that it i the dosire of this council thatthe pai companies retain the respective names ot the companios they supersede names that have been borne with honor by Rascue, Bluff City and Phee nix. (Signed F. 0. NeweLy,' D. F. Feurr, Avrx Woon Comumitiee on fire, A resolution was adopted that the question of per cont to take up old ones ba sub wmitted at tho next election, | The texms of Horace Evorett, Thos, Oflicer and J, . Casady, trustees of tho public library, havivg expired, | the council elected by ballot Horaca D Edmundion Adjournmont was taken until one week from Manday night, the paving quesiion and dividing the city into assessor’s districts next year being made special orders of business, A FLOURY THEME p e o e LATEST FROM MINANEAPOLIS. All the world, even to the remotest bounds of civilization, has heard some- thing of the extent and wonderful perfection oi the great mills of Min. neapolis. Tts hest flour is everywhere a synonym for perfection, and it Is tho largest and costliest of these mills and the most famous of theze grades of floar, that the scribe is about to dercribe, or rathar to inscribe the few lines pressribed for the exercisc of his “'serlbendi.” A. H. MAYNE & CO. have secared the wholedale and retail agency for the Pirussuny MiLLs, and their cflize st 34 Pearl street ie already the Mecca towards which the neekers after perfect flour lift their eyes when they eay, ‘‘Give us this day our daily bread.” And now that we have daly intrc- duced the subject, let us TALK BUSINESS, The flour is made from the Choices? Selected Hard Minnesota Spring Wheat, in the tamous Pillsbury Milis at Minneapolis, Minnesota, and 1s branded These mills are five in namber, with a_capacity of 7,600 bbls. per day, or over 2,000,000 per year. To feed these mills requires 10,000,000 bush- els ¢ f wheat annaally. The Pillsbury A mill, just completed, has the largest capacity of any mill in the world, con- suming over 20,000 bushels f wheat por day. It is supplied with the best machinery known to (!\0 milling trade, no expense having been spared to sure perfoction in all detsils, and it without doubt the mest pesfeet costly mill on the globa, Thoy guaranteo their ¢ Pillsbury’s Best” to be the choicest flour made in the United States, taking all its li- tics into accountr Among tF my put forward in 1ts bebalf, we find the following, and we can vouch for their correction: “T¢ will yield from 40 to 60 pounds | ard more bread’ to the barrel than flour made from winter wheat, It requires more moisture in mixing, and the bread will keep sweet and moist for several also the moet nutritious and healthy, a8 it is absolutely pure, nothing but the choicest hard spring wheat belng éoDNOXL éLUpis lv;AlLROAD used in its manufaciure. Minnesota wheat has the largest proportion of sining new bonds at G| gluten and phosphates of any grown i this country, and by the improved nsw Roller Procees from the wheat is extracted all its nutritious qualities, instead of letting them go into the in- ferior grades of flour as is the caec un- der the old process of milling. At the eame timo this flour will make the whitest, lighteat loaf of bread in the world, being at once the best, cheapest and healthiest flour that can be used, and without a doubi CPILLSBURY'S BEST IS THE BEST.” A few directions for making bread may not come amiss, To one quart of milk or water add two-thirds ct a teacupful of yeast; add flour to the thickness of batter, and let it rise over night; then add flour enough to knead softly twenty minutes, or until it will not cling to the board: let it riso in the pan, then make into small loaves and let it rise again, Bake in s moderate oven Be suro and not let it staud in the oven after iv ia done, and the result will be » most beautifal, eweet, white bread. The flour will work very much better by thoroughly drying it cut. Lot it set on the back of the stove, or some other warm place, twenty- four hours, and you will be surprised at the differenca it will make in either bread or cake. Some good cooks keep a lot of dried out flour on hand all the timoe and regard it a great secret, DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING THE BEST YEAST, Boll a handful of hops in two quarts of water ten minutes, then strain, and to the liquor add aix good sized grated potatoes, one cup of sugar and one tablespoonful of salt. Let it sim- wer one-half hour; when lukewarm, add one cup of good yeast and let it rise Oae word more and we are done, If you are a merchant doing business apywhere within five hundred wiles on the west or within oue hundred miles on east, you want your orders for direct to A, H, Poarl strec “Pillsbury’s Best Mayoe & Co., 84 cil Blutls, Towa, if you are a poor man who only waots is all tho eam?, leave your the of and though this | flour is received aud shipped in car load lots, they will treat you as polite ly and deliver your sack as quickly a though you were King Kalakaua or some other man. duys. Tt is|euce how long disensud. ‘I HARRIS, 134 L.ower| COMMERCIAL. The grain markets in Chicago and else. where were all firmer to-day, and the ten dency is decidedly upward, Wheat ad. yanced about 1 cent and corn about the same. We feel strong on both wheat and corn, and believe it is good proporty 1o in- vest in, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuller, mer- shandise broker, buyer and ship er of grain and provison., office board of trade roome, Council Bluffs, Towa. No, 2 spring, 75¢; No. 3,63; rejocten f0c; ¢ood demar d. 28¢ to feeders and 203 to ship- loeal shipment of corn 6 cars, Taere an urgent demand for corn to- ia Oa1s ~Scarce and in good demand; 0@ HAY=—100@ 6 00 per ton, Ryk—d0c; light supply Cony MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Wo n-Good supply, prices st yards, 5 0@ 00, Coat—Delivered, hard, #oft. 5 00 per ton, Evitki—Plenty and in fair demand; 1000 per ton; Scarce and in demand; {0 per 4 Latip—Fairbavk's, wholesaling at 1 Pourtiy —Firm; dealers payine 18c per ponnd for lurkt‘\ a and 10c for chickens. Vi ) ¥ Frov n—(/r\ntnl Reller mill flhur rotails ed at s 25 for disdum winter; 2 80 for gold- en she Brooss—2 00@3 00 per dozen, ATOCK, CATTLE—3 00@3 50; calves, b 00@7 50, HoGs—Estimated receipte, 700 head; demand greater than the supply; all cffer- ings «uickly beught by local packera City rolier mills whol sale prices are: patent fancy, 345; favorite, 3 00; eary risar, 2 40; occidental, 1 [ —————————— COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertiscments, suc Found, To Loan, For Ssle, To Reni, Boarding, otc., will be inserted in this column ot the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. Leave adv ertivements st our office, No.7 Pearl Bf near Broadway. ‘Wants, \ ANTED-—500 buildings to mov alty of movi g houses and_safes . Aylesworth, box £79, Conncil Adds 4 Bluffs, In. ANTED—Everybody In Council Blofts w to take Tis Bk, 20 cents per wock, do livered by carriers, Offico, No 7 Pearl trock near Aroadwa For Sale and Rent wenished rooms to rent, with ¢ 76 Myuster strect. Day board, deetyt (LU BEES—In packages of & hunired at 2 (™2 pucaare ab Tix Byn oftics, No. 7 Veart sireet, i TOR SAL! seantiful ri nu 60 ‘each; nothing down, and r only, by X MAY V. QNOUND—A vheck The owner w1l pleas eall as H, wman’s bool store, Py for this siver iseme:t, prove pro erty and recive the sanie, SOUND—A colle s { bxw o S for Cabs to Upper Broadway Elevator, or to N. J. Bond, bywail. _d22 1w R. W. L. PATTON—I"ysictan and Ocullst, Can curo any cas of woro oyen. It s only & ‘matter of time, and can auro generally in from three tc five weoks— it makes nc differ- Will straighten cross ove Ptyreginms, etc., and Spocial” aftention o re apbtt eyes, operate and re taert artificial ¢ movelng tadeworm TIME TABLE. CIHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACI¥IO. CHICAGO, BURLISGTON AND QU) Depart. Arri Pacific Ex} Mail and E Neb & Kos E: am 00 p m 8202 m CHICAGO AND NORTHWKSTRRN. Depart. Arrive. Atlantic F Pacific Ex am Maii and Ex* . Accom, (Mon.). Mail and Ex* Accom. (Sat.). pm pm KANBAS CIF AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, Depa Arrive. Mail and Ex. Expross, 50pm Express., . Madi and Ex.. 645 p pACIFIC, Ewmigrant WABARII, BP, LOUIS AND PACIFIO, Canuon Ball Cannon Bail BIOUX CITY AND PACIHIC, Depart Arrivo, For Sloux Cit; Frm Soux C For Fart Niob ¥Frm Fort Neb For st baul. From St. CITICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT, PAU Blnfts. 20 5 pm Atlantic Ex CHICAG MILWAUKEE AND 8T, PAUL at Omaha, Leaves On Mail and Ex..* Atlantic E .-._;pm lays. $Except Council Blufts & Omaba Street R, R. Leave Council Mlufls. Leave Omaha. Sam 9am 10am|8am9am 108m, amim2pmsp|item ipm, 2pm,3 m, 4 p'm, 5'pm, 6w, |m,4pmbpm, 6 Street cars run half hourly to the Union P Depot. O Su begin their trips at ariy during the day n to city time, 9 o'clock &, m., and run re at 0, 11, 24, 5 and 6 o'clo =sE AND Dr. Meagher. AND SPECIALIST. in Chronic discases, offors bl services o all at flicted with diseaaes of th+ Eye, Ear, cr Chronic dinersos of any charscter, Warrants i a1 Rheumaiie ffectivns’ Can be conunlte mail or in person at the Metropolitan hotel, Council blufts, lowa. and ] "NEW STORE. New Coods. NEW YORK PRIGES. For Dry Goods and |Fancy Goods go to L Broadway, EOWIN J. ABBO T | Justice of the Feace and Wotary Public. ¢16Broadway, CounciiBlufis. HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO0., DRY GCODS AND CARPET HOUSE Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa mar-G-8m J. MUELLER Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, alalE Toys and Fancy Goods| Wholesale and Retail, - [N Address, J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, ORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 &5 I T TER, T S5 ) Binfls, TCASLIED WA IEASS . Blofi and Willow Greets, Conneil B. HAGG & CO. IO GEISE BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROW THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER, ALSO AGE: S FOR THE BATH INSTITUTE firyant Street, one Door nerth of bohany's Hall Thermo-E ctnc Medtcuted and Sulphur Baths. For hdics and wontle 0 w2 by the Medical Fraternity as being an unfailing awilary in re curalgia, Lumbago amd many other ailmcnts Besides, my wife, & competent lady attend. alics, F.M. LOUK WOOD, Propr. That never require crimping, a8 dirs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prices never befere touched by ny other halr desier, Also a full line of switcho at reatly reduced pricoe, Aleo gold, tiver and colored nieta. Waves made from ladics’ own Do not tall to call betoro purchualog sleowhore. Al goo.in warranbed as repreeonted. 1IRS. 3. 3, GOO 7. 20 Maln atroes, Council X (s, Inwn MORGAN, KELLER & CO., O D B R a0 BT TR IR &S5, The finest quality sud largest etock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Yalls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr. Morgan he sorved s undertakor for forty veera and thoroughly undorstands his business, = WAREROOMS, 816 AND BROADWAY., { all its branches promptly attended to; ulso o graphic and mail orders filled without dlav. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT HOUSHE, Council Bluffs, - - - Beer and malt in any quan!ity'to sult purchasers. Beer 88.00 per barrel. plied with small keg+ at 81.00 each, oelivered free of charge to any lowa. Privato famfiles sup- rt of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Blufis, Towa, Orders from the dountry ollched O \tz orders to hmlllan and dealers delivered free, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO.,, (Succeesors to ERB & DUQUETT Wholesale Frutters and Gonfeetioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bluffs, Ia. TACOER APEPET: GEROCTCEXR. No. 529 S Main Street. . - - Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our square dealing and atten- tion to custowers, Good butter alwayson hand. Prompt delivery of goods, Smreerman— S. M. Crooks N. B. Easrtox, Secy. J, 0 N, ll Mooge, Counselor, MUTUAL 10WA STOCK INSURANCE CO. Tocorporated under the Laws of Towa.] P Tnsurance au 5[: nal Cost, Pros, Horrumay, Viea Pres, ACCIDENT, " ¥ erfenced ents riespondenc el i aioacts of Tor e inan Orrce: 103 Pearl Street, MRS, D. &, BEREDIGT, THE LEADING I LER HATIR GO OID 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa,