Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 17, 1883, Page 6

MHE MATIV REWaca VMARA QAMIIDNA C MA DI 18 THE DAILY BEE~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA SATURDAY MARCH 17 The Daily Bee.r Batbrday Morning, March17 [ SUESCRIPTION RATES: By Gutler, = = = = = 90 cents por woek, N &6 sae 8 10,00 por Year. =tz Offoe: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near roadway. Bome one always in the nffice. MINOR MHNTION®S, — ~See Joseph Reiter's spring styles. ~—Additional local on seventh page. ~Don't forget the St. Patrick's benevo- lent ball tonight, ~Wanted—A good team of hores or wales for farm work, A. L. Tulleys, 103 Pearl street, —The three colored demi-mondes who wore in jail haye been bailed ont by some of their frionds. —Tho supreme conrt which meet here next week has about ninety cases to be dis- poed of, —As yet Mr. Ticknor has heard nothing frcm his stolen harness, and has about given up all hopes, —You cannot open up a judgment be- fore Jud.e Abbott after you confers judg- ment and sign the docket. ~Nugent & Smith, merchaut tailors, have received a fine line of Spring gcode, and have just got them out of the cases, —Justice Vanghsn performed the mar- ringe cercmony, at the Pacific house, be- tween Wm, Kiff and Maggie Schroeder, of Omaha, THE DIAGONAL A New Hallrond Line for Council Biufrs. Early this morning it was noised about town that a Mr., Woolstan, rep- resenting the ‘‘Diagonal” railroad, had arrived and was anxious to sce tho leading cltizans of Councll Bluffs. At 3 p. m, the spaclons offices of Odell & Dsy were filled with the most prominent men of this city. On motion Mr. E, L. Shugart took the chalr and Mr, Samuel Haass acted a8 secretary. Mr. Woolston gave an outline of the work already acoomplished by the com- pany ho represeated, showing that materlal, men and money were on hand and that dirt was flying energet- feally, the route from Marshalltown to D:s Molnes being partly giaded. The road had secured liberal bond, land and cash bonuses at different pointa along the line, but he had no propositions to raake at this time to the cltizons of Council .Bluif. He wanted to make thelr zcquaintance, and announced that his company ex- pected to bulld into Couucil Blaffs thissoason, He also stated that an- other railroad, known as the ‘‘Merrill” railroad, was anxious to come to this city, but thought that the road he represented could beat its rival large- ly. He was of the opinlon that when one of these roads bullt to this city the o:her would not come. Mr. Woolston then retired, and an extended diecuesion followed, which was participated in by Hon. John Chapman, Hon, W. ¥ Sapp, E. L Shugart, W, C. James, J. J. Brown and others, —A large number of the best citizens of both parties are urging Col. J, H, Keatley to become a candidate for the position of state senator, —Justice Vaughan will to.day send out about forty executlons in obedience to or- ders from parties who had cases before him, ~—The clerk issued marriage licenses to the following parties: Michael Sweet, of Happy, N, Y,, to Maggy Baggs, of Brook. Iyn, N. ¥, —The Crystal Roller Millshas a brand of flour—Buperlative A—that can be backed sgaivst all comers, for money, marbles or chalk. —The following named parties were joined in'the holy bonds of wedlock yes- terday by Justice Abbott: Michael Sweet %o Maggie Baggs, of this oity, ~=-On next Sunday evening at the Pres- byterisn church the subject of the lecture will be ““The Rainbow of the Revelations,” all are cordially invited to attend. —Captain Bogardus and Dr, Carver will have amud pigeon shootirg match at the Drivicg Park grounds on Monday after- noon, commencing at 2 o’clock, for 8300 a side and the gate moncy. —A prominent railrond clerk was be- fore the superior cour yestorday onchazge of disturbig the peaco or for trying to hit » lawyor, and we were unable to learn whether he was fined for disturbing or for not hitting the lawyer. —At the Congregational social held at the residence of Dr, Rioe on Thursday, a large gathering aud very enjoysble time ‘was had by alf in attendance, which son- tinued until midnight. Over $16 was contriluted. This is the largest soclal of the sewson, —In municipal matters promises are profusely made for better things, and let s hope that wo will have a alight percent- age of performance, Some stir is being made 1n police circles and the people are willing to wait patientlya little longer and see what will be done, —Poter Rush was arrested here to-dsy. amisted by policemen from Omohs, charged with grand larceny. It lasald he Ikmnocked a woman .down in Omaha and took $200 from her and escaped to the Towa side, When arrested he refused to 80 back to Omaha without a requisition, hence was bound over, and will have to languish till the governor of Nebraska wends for him, —On Bunday evenicg at 7:30 o'elock the vastor of the Presbytorian church will de- liver & lecture on ““The Rainbow of Reve- lation.” The young people and strangers in the city are especially invited to hear these lectures, which are drawing steadily increasing and very large audier ces, Morn+ ing services begin at 10:80, —Some little stir is belng exercised over the position of county olerk, which is to be filled next fall, aud quite a number of our prominent citizens have placed themselves in the hands of their friends to be sacrific- od in order that the county may be well merved, About convention time patriots are qumerous, ~The Mutual Benefit astoc'ation of Council Bluffs is one of our sterling bome institutions, ard it has recently im- proved its directory by the addition of brains and capital of large cilibre. Hon. esty, reeponsibility and capability are es- sential features in the managemont of an inmurance company, and theee are the characteristics of the men now ut the helm of this institution, —The maequerade at Bloom and Nix- on’s hall, on Ttursday evening, was a grand success 5o far as plessure and fun was concerned, The ladies' castes and oostumes of characters were very complete, wepresenting from the streot sweeper to the gay highlander. The prizes announced to be given to the best waltzers were won by Chas. Mitchell and Miss Mamie Simp- #oo, Mr, Mitchell receiving a fine cigar holder and Miss Bimpson receiving a handsome silver mug, —At the regular meeting of the trus. tees of the Free Public library, held on Tueadaylafternoon, Messre, Everett, Reed, Bloomer, Street and Hamlim were pree. ent. Bills were allowed to the amount of $163 95, of which $49.60 were for new books and binding old ones, The number of books added to the library by purchase was 49, and a large pumber of documents and papers by donation. The Atlantic Monthly has been added to the list of magezines on the table, The report of the librarian for Fobruary showed 2,880 yisi- tors to the library sud reading rooms, 1,508 books were taken from the library aad 802 registered books taken. A reso- Mution was adopted that the reading room e kept open Bundays from 3 to 6 o'clock » m, snd directing the sommittee to make necessary arrangements { herefor, It was evidently the sense of the meeting that the *‘Dlagonal” would be a very valuable acquisition, and if some arrangements could be made that would prevent pooling, it would indeed be a Godsend, but pool or no pool, the ‘‘Diagonal” was wanted for a long list of very Important reasons, Some discussion was had relative to ‘‘Merrill's” road, and while no un- triendly feeling was manifested to- wards it, yet it was conceded that this was essentlally a ‘‘Dlagonal”’ meeting, and It would time enough to con- slder other rallways when others were ready for conslderation, motlon, & committee of five was appolated by the chair ar a citizens’ rallroad committee for Council Bluffs. The following gentlemen were placed on the committee: Judge James, J. J. Brown, Rev. B. I'. MoMenomy, Oolonel Bapp and Jobn W, Chapman, Mr. Horace Everett's name was urged, but that gentleman declined on the ground that the committee was large enough and that it could not be Improved. Mr. Shugart called attention to a matter foreign to the purpose of the meeting, bnt its paramount tmpor tance was, he thought, ampie reason for its presentation. The tulegraphic facitities afforded Council Biuifs were proving wholly inadequate to the re- quirements of our rapidly growing clty, gnl. Sapp spoke of a number of in- tolerable outrages that had boen per- trated by that, seemiugly irrepressi- gl‘a monopoly, and nrgeg a movement looking to complete leglalative redress for these grieviances. Many others complained of incffi- clency, |rregnlult¥ and damaging and vexatious delays. ,i‘ha geueral opinion almost universally expressed by the business men wae that beyond the news furnished to the papers the tele- graph was of no value in the city, and many had ceazed to Juee it altogother, A repeating offico for Oanuulr Bluffa was on all hands conceded to be the oply remedy for this state of affairs. Some were In favor of making a fight at once, others wero disposed to %flitlnn first, and fight afterwards, 'he latter proposition prevailed. Tha secretary of the bosrd of trade, Mr. E. H, Odell, was authorized to correspond with Superintendent Dick- ey and urge a conslderation of the rights and interests of our citizens, On motion the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the committee. pr il A Uhange. it There has been a change in the management of the Mutual Benefit swsociation. The new mansgement bespeaks of a grand sucoess for the aa- soclation in futare, which s destined to be one of the Jargest institutions of its kind in the west, The wssooiation Is growing rapidly, Their plan is a good one, The advantages « flured are great. 3,000 (o your benefislary in case of death, or §500 endowment at the ond of ten years, or $1 500 fully pald up certificato at the end of fifteen yeara. Also one dollar per day in case of accldent. The direc:ors are aa f.l lows: J. B. Hiftasn, N. B. Ewton, Jor, Lywan, J. . White, J. Patton, J 0. Hoffman, J. L. Dacat, Office: J. B H: ' uan, president; J. A, on, vice oresident; J, L, Dagut, secretary; J. ¥ White, medi cal director; Jos. Lymau, cuunaellor, Executive committee: J. B Hiff- man, J. A, Patton, N, B, Easton, J, C. Hcffman, Office over Tualley's bank, 103 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, CHURCH NOTIONS. Bartist CHURCH ~Northesst ¢jrner of South Sixth and First ayenue, Services every Sunday at 10:30a. m, and 7:30 b, m. Sabbath school at 12 m, Rev, J, G. Lemen, pastor, CaTHOLIO CHURCH—Pearl street south of Willow avenue. Mass at7, 8, and 9 a, m, High avd proschiog at 10:50, Sunday school at 2 p. m, end veapers at 3:30. Rev, B, P, McMenomy, pastor, PRISHYTERIAN CHURCH ~ Northeast cor Villow ave. ner Suuth Seventh street a nue. Morning services, 7. Sunday school at feople’s mmceting Sunday tev, H, McMukin, pastor, BRoADWAY M, E. CHURCH — Corner Broudway and South First street. Ser. vices at 10:30 8. m., 7:30 p, m, Sunday school, 12 m, Rev. Armstrong pastor, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH —Southwest corner Sixth st land Seventh ave, Services Sunday morning at 11:80; evening service at 7:80; flundsg.whonl at 12:00; young peo- meeting Sabbath evening 6:45, ~Rey, rus pastor, Eriscorar. CHUROH—West side P south of Willow & Services at 1 0:&:‘ m. and 7:30 p, w.; Bunday school 14w, Rev, Thomas J, lfwhy. pastor, —_——— For Batz—At & vats and fxtures, Councll Bluffs, Towa. , two cheere ddress 2,304, feb27.t¢ BSOME OF OUR INTERESTS. AGEICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS The Van Brant, Thompson & Co, is one «f tho largest institations in the northweat, ocsupylng thres stories and a basement, This is an Indepen- dent company for the purpose of car- rylng on the wholesale Implement trade at this point. They handle a full line of N. 0. Thompson's gonds, the Challenge Corn Planter, Ketchum wagon, Davls, Gould & Co, Cincinnat! buggles, Trahern pumps and Hamburg cultivators, This firm are successors to Van Brant & Co., and opened vp the first of last October, doing a large business in Nebraska and Westcrn Towa. They have a large warchouse on the Chieago & Northwestern rall. way, and inform us that that this Is the best point in the west for a large wholesale house to locate In, it belng in the very heart of the largest agri. cultaral belt of country In the United S:ates, and the shipping fecilities, with one exception, superior to any city west of Chicago; that exception 1s the inconvenience ot reaching the freight depot of the Union Pacific railway, which we will notice at more length in a separste artlcle, - | J 1, CASE PLOW COMPANY, Mr. H. C. Barnes has charge of this compan opular goods for the state of Nebraska and is located with the Shogart Implement company of this city. So far Mr. Barnes hos sold and delivered twenty car-loads of his com- pany’s goods from this point through- out the territory. Thelr line of goods consists of plows, cultivators, harrows and a foll Jine of small too's. As thelr trade Is developing very rapidly, it will probably not bs long before the J. 1. Case company will build a large supply warehouse at this polnt for their northwestern trade. STILL THRY COME, Wo are rellably Informed that the Grand DeTour Plow company, of Dix- on, Illinols; the Emmerson Talcott Manufacturing company, of Rockford, Illinols, and the Newton Wagon com pany, of Batavla, Dlinols, are making arrangements to come here and build with the Intention of putting in branch houses. Oune thing helps an- | % other and we are glad to see every- thing which tends to the upbullding of our city, from the small residence or cottage to these mammoth brick blocks and manuafacturing industriee. e — After eating each meal take & dose of Brown's Iron Bitters, It helps di- gestion, relieves the full feeling about the stomach, —Justice Schurz is comfortably located in his new office, and is ready for busi. ness, Money for the Unmarried. One of the most solid and subst: tial institutions in this country is the Jar. ringe Fund and Mutual Trus; Asa ciation, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, They are organ- ized under the laws of Iowa, and heir of. ficers and directors are among the leading and most prominent business men o Cedar Rapide, Every unmarried person should have a certificate in this sssociation, It is & splendid investment, as safo a8 overnment bond, You can justas well ve & good sum of money to commence married life on s« not. A large number of members have been paid off, receiving - ver 800 mml on their investment, Write for circulars fully detailing the plan, which 18 the finest known. Do not postpone it. Good agents wanted, . Mention whore you Our New Loan suu smprovement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinoes us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding housos is that and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of this city. By investicg in shares in this {institution, whioh is backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family., In tak- inga ocertaln number of shares, at o certaln monthly payment, in a fow years a men ocan own a house of his own for about the sams as he . pays monthly for rent. We believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want In Council Bluffs. Their plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- Ination, and we have ao hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and e?\ll(lbh, and backed by gentlemen of honor and Integrity, As the com pany exists It becomes at once an in- stitution of value and oredit to our olty and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T. A, Kirkland, vice president, Judge Peake; seo- rotary, I. R Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office is in the base-. ment of Shugsrt's and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Panrl atvaet n27-1y GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —8pecial advortisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sal, To Reni, Wante, Boarding, otc., will be tnserfed in this column a4 the ow rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertlon, Loave adv ortlsements a4 our office, No. 7 Pear] Btreet, ncar Rroadway. Wants, VVANTED 81 uation by baker of 10 years ex erienco. Call or address Omaha hou ¢, Ouaba Nebrasks. 4530 19§ —_—— T ANTED-—A man of experience wants a s t ustion in a grocery store. Wages no ob. Joot. Good refer: nces. ~Address *James,” Brx office, VWANTED—A woman who can da the work fora small fawily and nurs baby and mother, Add y & T Ben Orvicn, \nuuv Wanted by a you £\ attorney, with office In oss, Stating terms per wey id enterprisic ¢ e of town and en ground floor. ¢ maba firms that want a Council Blaffs repres ntat vo should address JOEN DOF, 7 Pearl 8t ANTED—A good cook. C:ll at 813 Main stroet, MRS, A. SPOOR, VW ANTED—Everybody 1. Gouail Blufls Io 9, ake Tun s, 80 cents per weok, do Uiversd by carrl itice, No 7 Pearl Streot near Broadway. For Sale and Rent OR RENT—A frout parlor and bed room, fur- nished or unfurnished, Call on or addr s 8, Dodge, 1726 7th Avenue. Single men preferred. LD BEES—in 08 ot & hundred at 6 .Q_: Pockage oL Tux Ban offce, No. T Pearl ket B MR U 8 N office, most advantagoously situated, offers desk room in return for services; g8, fuel, s o ., furnished. Address, ‘Office,” , Gouncll Bluss. Ll |A. LAMB, I“AJDIQEsfl A Specialty of Fashionable and Durable CASADY &ORGUTT SHOES& SLIPPERS Will open on April Ist an elegant and com plete CAaRPrEwT STORE. AT 502 BROADWAY, NFXTT0 OFfICER & PUYEY'S BANK, They will carry a very LARGES TOCEK and will keep a full line of House Furnis ing Goods. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, Council Bluffe, I>wa, AND THE LOWEST PORSIBLE PRICES CONSISTENT WITH FIRS® OLASS G0ODS 1§ OUR CLAM, PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE CUR NEW SPRINGSTOCK IN LINES OF Men's, Boys', Girl's, Children’s BOOTS AND SHOES. We ask the attention of the public, Our place is A THB FRONYT, And there is where you will always find us. Z. T LINDSEY & CO.,, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, SPECIAL. NOTICEE. TO CONSUMERS OF WATER. The Council Bluffs City Waterworks Company hereby announces, that 1t will put in Service Pipes to the curb of the street on the line of its mains for all parties who de- sire to have connectins made with the street mains before the Waterworks are com- pleted, and who will make application therefor to the company BEFORE APRIL 1, 1883. at the folowing prices, payable ia advance: T Esh) o W B o e 0 S R D00 87 25 g ou « 8 50 4 - 9 75 i “ U nk 1125 ) il ¢ b MR A TIOR 13 00 These prices irclude the cost of openln,u-nd closing the strecs, tapping the s'reet water main, furnishivg and irserting corroration occk, furnishing aud putticg In extra strong leat service pipe, furnithfnk and puttirg in curb stop, step box ana coser complete, anc maki' g all necessary con ne:tions between the st et waip and the curb of the 'roet which are about one-haif the cost to the consumer ot dcing the same work after t} e waterworks are completed, In viewof the contemplatod paving of certaln streets in the city, parties are recommended to make application /mmed‘ately at the offic of the company, 26 PEARI. STREERT, in order to rave the necssity and avoid the increased expense of breaking up the street atier paving haa been done. HARRY BIRKINPINE, Hngineer. Council Bluffs, Feb, 26, 1883, ml-dtf NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM ! Nugent & Smith, MERCHANT TAILOR NOS, 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET. FIRST. DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI- CAN EXPRFSS OFFICE ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP, b DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. JOHN BENO & (0., .o 55, Meronarpise, MAX MOHN, }crzston novss. {Grossy st Simt J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. c.. o925 o0 ave DR. J. F. WHITE, °"ich. o Hansnd #ir svguim. N. SCHURZ, oneo stie im0k TREREACE, e S. S. WAGNER, :ERY, AND FEED. WILL CONTRAGE J. M. ST. JOKN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Who esale butter, eges, ponitry srd frult. Ship 1o us. Draftby return mail 3!6 Brosdway. s. A PIERG . NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Cor. Msin and First avenue, PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTS, fixii: Hen e C._F. SMITH, 2o%rms™pRAND BOLDRR, Oo Tir wad W. W. SHERMAN, .05naaihess Thvshe varey JAMES FRANEY, LI Chmam i Jrork HOWE & SON, "o Smmion™sos rossmey. |18 LINDT & HART, 2T0misar baw, fume, Bock. —‘*——"fi—-—a E. STOCKERT & 00, st toa Wintow snuion son biven: |18 OBERNE, HOSICK & G0., ciics. s i 87 Jo B HEATH, ™" "5 S i onh mutn siest, SANITARIUA BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No, 522, Qor. Brosdway svd Scott streets, And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadwsy. L. Sov- erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. Office 12 Scott street, WADE GARY, V=™~ ioucs HARRY LELAND, ““*“““ WL, 1t iy A. J. MANDEL, 50GSHOLS stveiis s Broswer: s & g mwros, w0, | S, E, MAXON, PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, | ™ ™t s @ ™ Ofios over savings beok, 222 Broadwav. CounciliBluffe. COUNOIL BLUFFS, . Towa. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succeseors to ERB & DUQUETTE), 6826 Frutters and Gonfectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council BluXs, Ia. West Side Square, Olarinda, R. S. COLE & CO,, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS, Also Wood and [ron P a1 PS, Wood Tubing a d Gas Pipe and Pamn fixtutes, for “oth W:iod acd Iron Pumpx. Ovders wil receive p ompt astention. No, 604 8. uth Maln St et COUNCIL BLUFFS, - . e - IOWA, 11500045 1 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. oo TITLE ABSTRACT OFFICE. Lands and’ fo?;rlxi?ufi %nd 8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. HOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS GUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - JOWA' M. T. DAVIS, President. N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vico Pres. C. HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANCE GO. Insures Live ¢ tock Against Loss b THEFT OR DEATH. Officr, 103 Pearl Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, The only company in Towa that will insure your stock against loss from any cause whatever, Cwners of 8to k will consult their own interest if, when jnsuring their Stoc! sre tha the policy ircludes all he losses the e, und be sa' isfled with nothing less. aticn cail on or address - = Cfice, No 9 Main Street, MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EAIXRXR G O O D s 837 Broadway, COouncil Bluffs, lowa. For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. Yond Orders to JOHN GIL.B8ERT. Manuficturer, Corner 1 Street and 8th Avenue, Counc'l Bluffa, Promp* attention to criers, The Workmnnehip and Reasonable charies teb 10 ‘That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J, Guod's Halr Btore, at prices never befere souched b, ay other halr desler. Also a full llue of switches, ctc. b yreatly roduced prices. Also gold, ver and colored neto. Wavos made from Indies’ own hair. Do nob fall to call before Eulchadn‘ sisewhero. All goods warranted ae represented, . J. J GOOD, '] 3 9 Main atreos, Connel) Fluffs, Tow. MORAAN, KELLER & 00., Highly-Bred Trotting Stallions, & 0., Owned by Dr. O, W, Arohibald. Chicago of % ooden and Metal f'é..":f‘ Culls st Cal H tended to ot all hours, We duty competition n 1883 SHABON 1888 e s iows, Dt esan & chestnut horse 15 | servea as uuuertaker for forty years and thor- bred by Gen, W. T- | oughly unoamtauds his numness. Warerooma, Almont, dam Nor. | 311 Brosaway. UPHOLSTERMNG in all 1ts ' Norman, ' th branches promptly attended to also Lulu, record 2:15; Almont by Alexander's Abdal- | ing ana tamorequlns, Iah, iee of Geldsmi b aid,” cord Al | ders filled without aelay. mont hys sired 20 horses with: records ia 2:30 and bet'er, and 3 with records in 2:20 and b t b i i) X% N TOT enwood is a' large pow- A NTECEIELES, weighs 1,160 p_unds, ha. great style carpet- I Lelegraphic aua wa or- and speed, and has ) rovea himselt o mos. exceir . lent sire, Theso harses possess raro individual excellgnce, ["mfl a,. #nd choic treeding. * hese highly bred stal: } 1008 will make the =pring scason of 1583 at the Established, - - 1866 Dealors in Forotsn and Douweatlc Exchange &d bome securitios. MRS, B J, HABDING, M, D, Oouncil Bluffs Driving Park At 835 Each, to Insure For further information apply to SAMUEL COLBURN, Trainer, Council Bluffs Driviog Park. marl3-dlm EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Medical Electrician Justice ot the Peace and AND Notary Public. GYNECOLOGIST. 416Broadway, Council Bluffs Graduste of Eleciropathic Institution, Phils W. R. VAUGHAN.: deiphia, Ponnar JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. | 0ffcs Cor. Broadway & Blsnn Ave, Omaha and Council Blufts Real Estate & Collection Agency. n 0dd Fellow lnl:l.o:'l, over Savings' COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA. The treatment of all dis ases and #838-t] | aculties pecullar 4o temales & .,.....l‘;f"“ L