Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 13, 1883, Page 6

S e v - THE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA SAT"URDAY, JANUARY 13 The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Mcrning, Jan. 13, e —— SUBSORIPTION RATES: 20 conte per week, #10.00 por Year, Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Broadway. Taar Council Bluffs has had a year of great prosperity, and great ad- vanocement Is evident from the show- ings of facts and figares already given n Tax Bee, It remains with its citl- zeons and business men whother this growth shall continue, or whether there shall come stagnation and de- cline. This city has sl most unparalleled railway facil- fties,. It has many marked ad. vantages for manafacturing enter- prises and wholesale establishments. 1t remains simply for Council Bluffs to use its facilities and improve its opportunities. This city is In condition to reach out much further into the surround- ing country for businees than it has yet done and to draw trade here from amuch larger territory than is yet covered. In thus gathering in the bualness BORN TO DIE. The Frozen Body of an Infant Found in an Incompleted Builaing on Broadway. A Horrible Bhowing of the Oruelty of Bome Unknown Mother, Yoaterday morning, little Jo., six year old son of W. W, Gilmore, while playing aboat near his home on Broad way, peered Into the basement of the unfinished brick block at the corner of Union avenue and Broadway, and soeing some rags n a little heap at the bottom crawled in to pick them up. On lifting one, the little fellow was horrified at finding the body of a babe. He hurricd home with the strange story, and his parents hastening to the place found 1t was ounly too true Coroner Faul was at once notified, and with Constable Fox and & jury visited the place, and taking the little body in charge had it re moved to Mr. Morgan's undertaking estahlishment where an inquest was held. Dr. W. G Edmonds, who was called in to examine the body, teati- fied, “After an examination of the dead infant, I find it 1s a matared boy with placental attachment, of white parents, born in the past forty-eight which ought to be tributary to Coun- il Bluffs, all must concade that Tae Bee is an invaluable help, of which every business man should avail him- solf, Besides its large local ofrcula- tlon it finds its way into almost every nook and corner of & large field, east wes., north and south, where its com- petitora are almost unheard of. The wide awske and enterprising business men and manufacturers of Council B'uffs need but Jittle more than a reminder of THe Ber's ex- tenslve clrculation to cause them to realize that by no other advertising medlum can they so readily reach the trade which they are seeking. MINOR MENTIONS. =J, Mueller’s Palace Music Hall, —For diatles for 1883 go to Bushnell & Brackett's, —The Episcopalian ladies have arrangod for an entertainment to take place this evening, hours, and frozen to death sometime after delivery.” Mcr. Caruthers, one of the men at work on the building, testified that be noticed the clothes there Thursday forenocon, but made no examination and mistrusted no- body. The clothes found wrapped about the child, consisted of a plece of sn old comfortable, and well worn sack, belun%inu to some woman evidently, The child was apparently placed there msoon after it was born, and left there to freezo to death, there baing discover- ed no marks of violence, and the babe being so well developed as to indlcate that under any ordinary clrcumstances it would have had long life and strong physique. From such circamstantial evidence as could be secared, it was evident that the child was born some time Wednesday anight and almost im- mediately after birth was taken to the building and there left to die by cold and exposure The jury, consisting of H, W, Til. ton, G, H. Jones and K, Rosecrans, returned a finding—*‘That the de. ceased, an unknown male child, came to his death by freezing, having been wilfully exposed soon after birth, on —¥or your blank books for the new year | or about the 10th of January, 1883, go to Bushnell & Brackett, —Bubseribe for newspapers andfperiodi- eals at H, E. Seaman’s book store, —~Permit to wed was yesterday given Clephan K, Rust, of Valley township, and Mary E, Bird, of Center township. CneAr RA1Lroap Tickers,—Buy them from D, W, Bushuell, 5 doors north of postoff.ce, —City Assessor Stone has commenced work in earnest, and is now eyeing and valuing the property in the First ward, —The city council meets in adjourned wession Monday night, the paving question belng the special order of business, ~—City Marshal Jackson began enforcing the cow ordinance in earnest yesterday. Ahout fifteen stray bovines were driven into the pound, ~To-morrow Sheritt Guittar starts for Fort Madison with Crowley, tentenced to three years for mayhem, and who is the inst of the batch convicted and seatenced at the last term of court. —There were no cases, not even plain drunks, for the police court yesterday morning, the calaboose the night before having received three lodgers who were turned looss again in the morning, i L A Children's heavy school hose at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s, R o ‘When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, etc., it must be indigeation that ails you. Brown's ron Bitters curas it. PERBONAL. Wm. Holt, of Des Moines, was in the city yesterday, Mrs, Jorry Myera has returned from her eastern trip, Lu B, Cake, of Clarinds, who is so well koown by his humorous and pathetic wkotches, was & welcome caller at Tk Ber office yesterday. C. R, Warren, reprosenting a New York electric light company, isin the city trying to arrange with the local company organized bere for lighting this city by lightuiog. Major J. H. Marshall, who has been the Northwestern agent at Des Moines, has been called to take the position of general agent here made vacant by the promotion of J, T, Clark, Major Mar- shall was formerly connected with the K, ©C. here, and has scores of warm friends who will gladly welcome him back to Council Bluffs. Alderman F, C. Newell, the general agent here for the McCormick harvester company, is about to remove from the city, be having been offered & more re- sponsible and lucrative position with the ‘Walter A. Wood company, with head- quarters at Fargo, Mr, Newell has been connected with the McCorniick company for twelve years past, haviny spent two years ia Europe, two more in Australia and New Zealand, and during the past six years has been located here, He has proved himself a valuable man, not only 1o the company but also to this city as a citizen and an officia), and it will be with vegret that he is allowed to depart, The position which he is now to ocoupy is tha’ of manager of the Wood company's house at Fargo, with control of a territory embracing Minnesots, Dakota aud the British possessions, He intends to leave for Fargo in about » week, but bis family will remain bere uutil spring, and he will by some person or persons unknown to the jury.” It is to be hoped that the one guilty of so unnatural and ghaetly a crime may be brought to justice, but there seews little or no ciue yet leading up to a suspicion, much less a conviotion, This !s the second case of the kind dis covered here within a short time, the other being a babe found ia a vault on Pierce street, e o — Holiday gocds at Harkness, Oroutt & Co.'s. o —-— Grandy & Co. always have kepta popular store, and now that they have Rot into the very center of business, they will no doubt largely centralize the retail drug strade, and ‘‘so mote it be."” The old stand of the Oltizens’ bank is now ocoupied by Grandy & O The new fixtures, freshly garnished walls, and the elegant trimmings of a first-class drug store have completely matamorphosed the old cent per cent quarters, - A good mediciual tonie, with real werit, ia Brown's Iron Bittere, so all druggists say. Fidelity Counocll No. 166 R, A. will entertain Pioneer C -uncil No. 118 of Omaha at their councll, Friday even- ing, Jan, 19¢h. All members wishing to participate are requested to notify the eommittes on reception on or be- fore Jan, 17th inst, Jas, PATTERSON, F. M, Tkevnor, T. E. Cavin, Committee, ————— A COUNOCIL BLUFFS CROOK. Georre Monroe Arrested For Burgiar- 1zing & Des Molnes Jewel- ry Htore. Many here still romember a young man giving his name as George Mon- roe, who gained some notorlety in police circles hero as being a sneak- thief, and who was caught on one chargo, that of stealing an overcoat, and sentenced to jail for thirty days. Officer Edgar, who has a keen scent, has been working on the fellow for some ttme, and had got another man, who who secmed to be a pal of Monroe's to worm out of him what he ecould. Monroe told his seeming pal that he had a ‘*‘plant,” end, as the pal claimed to have one too, they agreed to raise Mouroe's and replant it with <he other. Monroe on belng released frowa jail here started to Atlantic, and it was expocted that he would return here to meet his friend, the officors until they” could get him ‘‘dead to rights.” It seems howover that he has in the meantime got into a burglary ecrape at Des Moioes, and lowing particulars ¢f Monroe's arrest are given by The Knoxville Expr from Adam Hafner, chief of police in Des Moines, to arrest a man and wc man who were here eelling jowolry and to hoid them till ha arrived on the train which gots to Knoxvilleat 10:750, Sheriff Soiff and informed him of the receipt of the telegram, and together probably make several trips back to Coun- cil Bluffs in the meantime, Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have still few fine silk dolmans, Call and see them, Contalning all the essentials of s {rue tonlc, and sure to give satisfac: tion, is Brown's Iron Bltters, aud thue come uude’vha shadow of | ¥ been arrcated at Kuoxville, The fol- | 5 Last night about 7:30 ity 30 p. m, Cit, Marshal Boydaton recoived a telogracy | 2 Marshal Boydston st once hunted up | ¢ o e oy, ot oo | THE TALE OF A TRAMP.|COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL| smount of goods on hn.:g that were slightly dsmaged, as he had been un- : fortanat enoogh to be in s raiirond (10 TolI3 Strange Thinge Aboat wreck with his stock, and through the i fai woidont waa obigad o sell i for| Bi8 Theoe Visits to Ooun- what he could get. He made arrange- ments to atay the Amos for a aay cu Blmfl‘ or two, He also rented a sample room, took out city license, opened up and displayed hls ware and cffsrea it for sale. Ha advertised on a soall scale around town that he was selling o jowelry at greatly reduced prices for ' the Christmas holidays, A great many | Yesterday a tramp-like looking fel- of our citlzens droppsd in to see his|low, who gave his name ss Henry Y. stock and some purchased trinkets of various kinds at what they considered Johnson, aucoseded in making a ralse fair prices, Hodld business Wedros- of 830, and proceedod w‘-kip for ?he day and Thureday, and on Thursday | West in high glee and with sanguine evening he told Mr, ::‘:; ) ::K"buhaveia he -:lom take the place of the one he had lost. was 0] s good business, Said he had sent a He made the raise legitimately by one couple of packags of goods to Albia, |0f those streaks of wood luck which v;.hluh he regretted doing, "l };‘u oceasionally lighten up & man's path- thought he could dispose of all he|way. He has been here for about ten had if he had them here. Believed day, lounging sbout, trying to get he would send for them. He con. tinued all day yesterday to got rid of | {UNG MERS e/ WL f:;;'m;“""; his ‘lalightly damaged in a railroad punu’ that he has be:n compelled to accident jewelry,” and when evening Sosk 1i%e lodglngul at the oalaboors onmo ho fnformed the courteous pro- | ¢r o yight or two, Yesterday ho met prietor of the Amos that he would not }ute & man fom: Ohloago, whom He o up to the theatre, and requested KA Knowa S8 9ears of mu'm fosper: Mre. R to let Lis wife accompany (1) [;10% S e y Kost W P! L him, as he desired lier to attend, Tao »};’J,-hsn Re;‘;‘in;!:’fhe"g:"t‘:m";‘;m hotel man promptly complied with his request; and took her to the thoatre, | B0 had borrowed 820, putting ops good go!d watch s security, On while her attentive to bueiness and : s energotic “‘husband” remainod In tho i‘f};";L‘;!.‘:';umz,a‘;l:t‘;;: AL lalm{fln room to p'y his tratflo sud | 58 DO 0 s S induce CK S, : o . ad got their hesds together and H ry formed s plan for tho cwpture of the | 21,10 MALSR SRR T MO0 (to the polioe) two preclous bieds. | 'y way clear to go west, into’ the After puttinga guard at the hall to mining country, and see if he cannot watch the movements of the woman, feiitove hil l""' t the two officars proceeded to the sam- | T iOV® 18 (o8t fortunes. ple room adjoining the hotel, entered, 5 mantic history cf his life and espec walked op o the gentloman who 10 |11y of the threo times he had been in oubt thought he was gotting somo fat | ou, i) Biofs, The first timowas about castomers. After our effiolent sheriff s oight years ago. He had beon liv ombarassment had worn off a litile, | & e ‘Hate, l:d b“:’“hm:l he informed the gold and silver knight v H 8 He Makes a Raise and Strikee Out for the West, that he was his prisoner. Ho was|® ™° diffiouity with his wife, they |. realy astontshed and at firat tried to | ©eParated and he airuok for the west, ;‘mpm-’. the minds of his visitors intending to begin & new life, and he that he consldered It a joke. But [PoRedsmoreprosperous one,thoughhe when he found that they were in hai already accamalated something earncs’ the true elements of the des. | [OF the rainy days. He patssd through porats man began to develop them- this city thean on his way to Leadville, He at once attemped to draw Fonr yeara later he passed through from his pocket a Iarge renslven, The | Council Bluffs again, bound eastward. officors, d¢s‘gning his motive caught He was then better fixed than when h 1 and told him to quietly surrondar | B¢ struck for the west, He had ac- hlwself and there would be no trouble, cumulated a nice little sum, aud was Whan he found that resistance was | °f c0urse, correspondingly happy. At useleas he sat down on a box the ple- the tranefer here a most romantic in tare of hellish rage and discomiture, | ¢ldent cocurred. To his utter aston By this time th young woman had re- ishment he there met his wife, fcom tarned from the {heater, snd|"hO® he separated four years ago, and upon ber outrance the offigs| "ho had secured adivorce from ' bim claimed her as thelr prisoner, |°" the grounds of desortion. She waa- and quite a scene followéd. The accompanied by her little girl, who- woman made a desperate attempt to had grown to be qulte 0 litio miss, escape. But the officers detained |°Ye" eight years of age. The recogni- her, not, however, without quite & |4o" of husband andjwife was mautoal, struggle.; but uelthfir spoke, x.mul |hal!lule grl Now for the causo of all this excite. | cFied out ‘‘why that's papa,’and ran ment and the sequel to the above, By |t0#ards biw. The man and womsn this timo the night traln_had arrivad, | then fell into & conversation, and bringing Polleman Haiuer, of Des | memorios of oarlier years crowding Moines, who -opaired to the hotel | 1PoB them, they oame ton reconcilia- sud at once proceeded to adorn the | '0Ds 8ud an agreement to resume gay Lothario with jeweiry of a more LU relations, 8o rudely broken. welghty character and less Intrinsio| L2 Woman, it appears was on value than that he had beon supplying | R6F W&y to Denver to thero our citizens with, His real name is | ©¢¢t 8nd live with her brother, George Monroe, and ho in a resident | Fh0, hed urged her to _share of West Des Moines, The woman|Di2 home there. Tha meeting of who was with him in not bis wife, but | Ber former husband caused her to May Lawrence, of Belle Plaine, Says change her mind, and she concluded the man is a hard character well | t© 80 eastward with him. After tele- known to the police all over the coun- | 8t*PhIDg her brothor she turned back try. The same man was here three|"ith her husband and child, and on yeors ago in the rolo of a deteotiye|"eaching Chicago they were again and had » woman with him then, | MArFied. 3 When the irons were put on he sald | .. After that they made their home in he had **worn them often before." Kalamazoo, Mich., ard there she died D ' two years ago. He went to Chicago A grand concert will be given evory | 8000 after, aud there apoedily lost in Sunday in Bock’s boer hall. In the|tPeculstions what worldly wealth he evening ball, with music both day had azenmulated. He went rapidly snd evening by the “Little (lerman from worse to worse untii he got so Band.” Al friends invited, by Bok- reduced ns to place him almost on the Guizer Bros Fri & Sut e |pauper list, Ono aftor snothor of R his persoual «ffacts went, among Grand Sacred Concert at Tarn Hall | them his gold watch, on which he bor- on Sunday evening, under the auspices | rowed §20 of one who had known him of the Council Blufls Mivonerchor and |in bettertimes, This cash went with Brownald's Glee Club, Admission 25 | the vest, and he has since been going cents, ) dowrxl:, down, unfnl he struggled west- SR ' ward as a sort of tramp, reaching this Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- | gity for the third time in ;‘J" and orashes cheap at Harkness, [a ‘more miserable condition than routt & Co.'s. aver before. The raise which he made hore came as & happy help, and he made arrangements for his departure with a glad heart, He says he is go- ing to brace up and get down to busi- Bock's garden will be open every Sunday and the *“Little German band” will furnish the finest muslo imagin- abla, T ness in the mines again, and swears Fair and l that when he reaches Council Bluffs The la of tho Baptist church for the fourth time it will be as a gen- wiil give fair and festival at Do. | tleman, possested of at lesst enough hany's opera honse, Tueaday, the 16th, | BOReY to pay his hotel bills and ox. Supper from 5 p. m. on during the | PODAeS. evening. ‘Tableaux at 8 p. m. Sev- eral scenos drawn from incidents of the war of the rebellion. Admissios **“Darability is better than " show.” Darability of health is w";nh vine: 1w 124k horer in maintaining health, With 2ol hoods ot | healthy llver, bowels sud kidneys, men and women will always be in R ——— good health. If the bowels aro CUMMERCIAL. torpid, it piles tormaut, if the back is T foll of pain, get a package of Kidney- Denlers are paying 30e for coru here to. | Wort and be cured without mere suf- cout and freight to Ohicago 165, | ferin hicago market for new mixed corn, 46 { b % 2 Suit has been begun in the district court ‘.fl_rml‘.‘(’l"‘ i‘“; vre "Q‘iX;Y of Dubuque county aginst Holscher Bros, Shian s ALY 2y Fuller, mer. | of Dyeraville for $15,000 damages by Mre. SIantm, Lok end sbipger of | Eppendorf, wifa of the man who died from it an% rl streot, excessive drinking of whisky on n wager in " i | Holscher Bros', saloon, The detendants rejllewvi o Y are reputed t Conx—200 to feeders and 800 to ship- 2 F'ree of Cost. All persons wishing to test the merits of a great remedy—oue that will itively cure Congumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth wa, Bronchitis, or any affection of throat @ lungs—are requestad to call at C. F. Goodmaw's Drug Store and get a trial bottle of Dr, Ki New Discovery for Consumptien, FREE 0¥ Gost, which will s, go0ATs—Scarce and iu good demand; 30@ 2, Delivered, hard, 1030 per ton; 0 per ton, mER—Plenty and in falr demand; show you what o regular dollar-size bottle will do Hoox—Scarce and in demand; 500 poe e e dozen, Latio—Fuirhank's, wholesaling at 13c, Is l";:;‘\;”:_':fl"'!:f:y‘“ e 1xn-v\;§4r'1:vlfi\|firt:~',fm':'i"xllf-"fl’.”fl"“ 18 per bis will be' started. withio six VEGETABLES — Pot, : . Ten thousand dcllars isthe amount . L iont, ¢ of oapital stock 2400 per doze v apples, @3 50 per barrel, b} True Priend. A friend in need is a friend indeed. This ‘Woma: Jrystal Roller mill flour retail- they proceeded to arrest the parties, 200 for T poers 2 80 for golds | nono can deny, especially when assistance is It will bo proper to say hero that| ale prices for fluur, 2 40@: reudered whet ons is sorely nlI‘I‘x::tc\l v:mh i . 3L0OMS—2 00@ 3 { i disease, wore particularly those coms the parties referred to came to our 00@3 90 per dozen, i e B o Y R O otty last Tuesday night on the night 4 STOCK, fowale population. ry woman should train from Den Molnes, put up at tho| CATTLE—3 00@3 50; calven, 500@7 50, | know that Eleotrio Bitters are. woman's Amos house, and registered ns man and wife, and the man gave his name as Burch, from Owaha, Neb, ‘They wera shown to their room, Landlord Ruffoer suspecting nothing wrong. 8. The next morulng Burch informed | Dismod Dyes, Unequalled f le Mr. Roffuer that he was a traveling | lanoy and durabilily. 10 caass T Hou te very light to-day on ac- | true friend, and ositively restore her count of ayed train, Market firm at [ to health, even when all other remedies yosterday's pric fail. A single trial always proves our as- tion, They are pleasant to the taste, only cost fifty cents » bottle. Soldby . Goodman e =" The most brilliant shades Al ble, on all fabrics are made h;m:hc volug fastory p sow plaoed Ottu cannivg facto now plaoe: ano e e Aeters RN Ruffner [ hopes of again fiading » fortune to |~ NOTICES. NOTIOE. —Bpecial _sdvortisements, suc Lost, Pound, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will be inserted in this column s the ow rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the frst inserslon and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each mubsoquent fnsertlon. Leave adv ertisements a4 our office, No. 7 Pearl Btroet, ncar Broadway. Wanta, WA‘N"D_‘"ZM in Councii Biufla 1o 10 take Tin centa per woek, de Btreet "o livered by carrlers. Office, No 7 Pearl near Broadway, For Sale and Rent 0% BEES— 1u packages ot & hundred st g6 ) s pacan, o at THA Bua office, No. 7 Pearl street. ] Miscellaneous. — ietaeesiuiade N office, most advantageously rituated, offers etk room in retum for - ervices; gak, fuel, ete., furnished, Adaress, “Office,” Br cffice, Counc | Blufls, Geo. R Beand, dealor in wall EMOVAL pape wind w sh ded, wili move Janu ary 15, fro 11, Pearl street, to new M Mahon block, 82 Main, and 83 Pearl s re (s, vext door to postottice Jani 't i atiino BN ool N OUND—A collegs eocicty pln. Coae 10 the Ban offi e, pay for this ad, prove proverty and get the pln. 427 ¢t R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Ocullet. Cau cure any coso of sore eyed. 1t 18 oaly » matter of time, and can cure generally in from three t¢ five weeks—It makeo nc differ- ence how long disessed. WIill straighton crose ayos, oporate and remove Ptyreginms, cte., and noert artificial eyes. attention to re- movelng tadeworms apb- OOUNOIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK LLAND AND PACTFY The man Johnson tells quite a ro- | N, 'y, Ex WABAKH, 87, LOUIB AND PACTFIC Depart. Arrive. Mall and Ex.. 9:46 & m | Mall and Ex.. 4: Cannon Ball.. 4:50 p m | Cannon Bali..11:05 4 m UA CITY AND PACIFIC, b ix Oy For Sloux City.7:56 a m | Frm Sioux C'y 6: For Fort Niobrara. Frm Fort Neb*. Nel Por 8t. Paul...7:40 p m | From 8t. Pay CHICAGO, MILWAUKKS AND 8T, PAUL. Leave Council Bluffs. Arrives Council Bluffs. Mail and Ex..*9:20 a m | Mail and E: 55 pm Atlantic Ex..[5:15 p m | Atlantic kx CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT, PAUL. Leave: . Arrives at Omaha. Mail and E 5 m | Pacific Ex. ... (9:45 6 m Atlantic Ex..{3:40 p m *Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays. $Except Mondays, |Daily. Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Blufts, Leave Omaha. Sam 9am 10am|(8am 9am 10am, Uam,1m2pm3p|ilam ipm, 2pm3p m,4pm,6pm,6pm. |m4pm,5pm,6pm. Street cars run halt hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips st 9 ollock a. 1., and run regulariy during the day at 9, 11, 2 4, 5 And 6 o'clock, and run to city time, MYE AN BAR. Dr. J. Meagher,—0Oculist, Aurist. AND SPEGIALIST. in Chronic direases, offors hla services to all at flicted with dissases of ths Eye, Ear, or Chronic disenses of any charscter. Warrants a cure In | Rbeumatic affecticns Can be consulted by mail or in person at the Metropolitan hotel, Council Bluffs, Iowa, NEW STORE. New Eoods. NEW YOI! PRIGES. For Dry Goods and Fancy Goods go to L. HAR&IS, 734 Lower Broadway. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Juetice ot the Peace and Notary Public. ¢18Broadway, Council Bluffs. W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real listate & Collection Agency. In Odd Fellow’s black, over Savings’ Bank. jar 84 MRS, H. J. HILTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Brosdwav. Onnnofl!fll "J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., CITY ROLLER MILLS, TEOTT R Porcelain Rolls AND HUNCARIAN PROCESS Exclusively. Warranted Equal to any mads in the United States, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALSO Bran & Shorts. jand-tf Council Bluffs, Ia, HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Strest., Council Bluffs, Iowa mar.%-8m J. MUELLER'S = Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, L Wholesale and Retail, b il A | Address, ) J. MUELLER, H COUNCIL BLUFFS, X A X. .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S EX IR T S MADER IN "TWEX WERS. Bluff aud Willow Sreets, Conncil Bluffs, B. HAAG & (0., DEALEBERS XN GEISE’ BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATKR, ALSO AGENTS FOR THE M Toys and Fancy a S s OEHLEEBERATHD BUDWERISERI BEEXNIR Orders filed Iu oy partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly sttended to. BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Door north of Dohany's Hall, Thermo-El-ctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. For ladies and gentlemen. These Batha are fully enfo sd by the Medical Fraternity as Leing an unfailing suxiliay in rec nt Co ds, Rreun atism, Meuralgia, Lumbago and mavy other ailments Besides, my wife, a competent lady, will attend Jadi F M. LOCK WOOD, Propr. STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Coffeer, Teas and Spices, 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA, MORGAN, KELLER & CO., W’ ID B3 LA IS 1R 55, The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calls attended to at all bours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understanda his business, WAREROOMS, 346 AND 857 EROADWAY. ih»hnbm ring In allits bronches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying aund lambrequins, Teles graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EHOUSE, Counci! Bluffs, - - - lowa. Boer and malt In any guan'ity'to sult purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel. Privato tamliles sup- plied with stosil kegs at 31.00 each, cel vered ‘ree of charge to any part of the city. PETERSCN & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Josoph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broas Council Blufls, Towat City orders to families snd dealers deliver-d free. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO,, (Successore to ERB & DUQUEITE), Wholesale Fruiters and Gonfeetiozers 16 and 1S Pearl-st.. Council Bluffs, Ta JACOB APPHT, G ROCEIR. No. 529 S Main Street. . - = Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trada is su nt |um‘fv\ln‘.n‘rwlll\rc dealing and atten~ tion to custowe yaon h Prompt delivery of geods, e Orders from the sountry olicited §. M. Crooks, Pros, N. B. Eastoy, Secy. C. Horryay, Vie: Pres, N. B. Mook, Counselor, MUTUAL IGWA STOCK INSURANGE GO, [Incosporated under the Laws of Towa.] Tnsurance ab Actual Cost. Insuring LIVE STOCK Agatnst Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Experienced ageuts wanted. wolicited from all parts of Iows. Orrice’ 103 Pear! Street, Council Bluffs, Ia, k- At Correspondence @l e\