Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1883, Page 8

e The Daily Bee. Mon‘avy Morning, April 8, [—— UBSORIPTION RATES: Userier, = ='= = = $0conle per weok. il 410.00 por Year, e————— Omoe: No, 7 Pearl Btreet, Near rondway. Bome one always in the nffice, —_————— MINOR MENTION., —Ses Joseph Reiter’s spring styles, ~—Additional looal on seventh page. —Store your stoves with Derol & Wrigkst, Curar RaiLroap Tiokers, —Buy them rom D, W, Bushnell, 5 doors north of postoffice, mtf —Fon BaLe,—A oar load of horses, at W. O. Holland’s Livery Stable, on Main street. —Mr, Mikesell at the Kansas City yards purposos building a dwelling shortly on Fifteenth avenue near the bluff, ~M_, C.8.Roselost a charming daughter, aged 3 yeare, by the Httle one falling into # cisternof o neighbor, The accident oc- curred Saturday forenoon, —Of course the land agent is here. Why shoald he ueglect the gateway of nations? He i shipping bundreds to California and other psints in the Rockies and beyond. ~Tho baptism of the iofant son of Mr. and Mrs, Jensen took place at St Francls Xavier's church yesterday, Reverend F¥uther MoMenomy performed the cere. mony. —Oa Thursday the 12th, we are to be given some more low comedy, by what i known as an Irish comedian, Tenth rate shows are great on “Irish comedy,” which simply means » libel on the people of Ircland, —Au old soldier who left his discharge papers at the Pacifio house as security for bis board bill, eome six yeers ago, sont for the documents and settled the indebted- ness. —A trunk belonging to » deceated traveler that had Iaid in the Pacific house store room until the dust of years had ac- cumnlated thereon, was called for by an administrator in search of valuable papers, —Very nearly a runaway occurred at the C. B. & Q. depot last night. A fine team, one of Dr, Holland's, were frightened by locomotive, and only very skiflful hand- ling by the driver averted a serious acol- deant. ~-Mr, A, D, Schroeder will be called upon to-day to explain s little misunder. standing which has been put on the baoks a8 assault and battery, Judgo Aylesworth will hold ths scales of justice. —Mz. 8, W. Reyuolds, builder and con- tractor, is setting up an engine, and in. tends putting in new machinery for plan- ing, scroll sawing, ete,, eto,, at his place, cornor of North Kighth street and Ave. nue E, —Mr. Jesse Hollenbeck is engaged this week in moving a house into the country on the Vun Brunt farm, Ho has already finisied & bouse for his mother, Mrs, Hol- lenbeck, on the corner of North Eighth and Avenue G, =Mr, F. X, Riss, contractor, says he has vl becan do, He is just now bullding an sddition to Mra. Baroett's houss, on My +ter atrest, and finishing Joseph Prob- atles brick store on Brovdway, Jamesr & Haverstock's store on Miiler avenue is also being polished off, Mr. J,H, Jones, of Mynster street, is building & residence on Washington ave- nue, and just west of him our worthy sheriff, Theo, Gulttar, ls making additions to and otherwise impreving his very ueat property. —The Moliue Elevator company, repre. esent:d in this oity by Mr, Officer, has placed cne of thelr excellent patent safety drop michines in the elegant carpit house of Casendy & Oroutt, ~A forlorn looking bovine of the female persuanion, tied to the latter end of & wegon at somebody’s back door out on Aveoue E, seomed by her actions to enter # vigurous protest agsinst the pound ordi- nance which compelled her sequestation, —At Mr, John Gilbert's machine shop ‘we were shown a 14 horse power portable engine in process of construction. Any. thing in this line is always to be had of Mr. Gilbert. —DeCOay & Oassell have just ocoupled their new aud substantial brick shop, and are erecting a modest dwelling beeide it at the corner of Sixth street and Avenue G. They report business brisk, and indeed it must be with them as they have several large sontracts in the city. ~—Those who object to the new appoints ments on the police force are numerous, The colored Masons are partioularly em- phatic regarding their expelled brother, Charles Warmer. L. A. Beremann comes in for » great ma y cuss words, Samuel Leonard is considered the best of the trio, ~~The paragraphist of the Nonparol has our sincere sympathy, He has exparienced the proud man's contumely, Now brother Clark, if these eminent gentlemen would 0 for and eternally demelish the employ- ers, and let the employes alone, what re. llef it would bring. We would then have pesce aud joy unspeakable and full of glory. —The item in regard to embezzlement mussppropristion of nearly $3,000, moneys of the Union Pacific railroad company, The mcoused gave bonds in the sum of $2,000 for his appearance In court to an. swer the charge, B —Mr, J. L. Hambright s building a dwelling 22x26 feet with a wing 14x14 foet for Ed, Plerce, ou Bixteenth avenue. Mr, nnd the registrar at the United Btates land office, Uncle Sam has decided through the newly appolnted officials, that Oounell Binffs people ‘‘have no claims (in Dakota) that he is bound to reapect,” and although the Hon, Mr, Slyman has entered a homestead, yet he Is not *‘on it,” at least not sufficlent to hold more he sst of Dakota law offi that they were thieves that they made homestead entries for ashes, weeplng and gnashing of teeth in the homes of Councll Bluffs to-day. Haeo illa lach- rymae. that wonderful ‘tonlo, Brown's Iron Bltters, are »ll #inging nicely. muslo house of J, Mueller, registered self andlady at the Pacific. Mimsotirl Valley, bobs up serenely in our city, A. Oottrell, of LeMars, and a-list too long to enumerate, spent Sunday at the Saturday evening for Sioux Oity on a short visit to friends in that t.wn, Oreston Monitor dropped in to see us Sun- day afternoon, Ogden register were the following: Frank Ridgeway, Maryville, Mo,; Jno, J, Rast, Obioago; T, J, Wyatt, Des Moines; A, P. Wilkinson, Cbloago; Henry H. Bey, Chi- cago; H, O. Wheeler, Odebolt; J, March, Ohioago, John Konnedy, Chicago; M. D, Roger, Omaha; Julius C. Ayres, 8t. Louls; W. H. Grady, Sioux Olty; Claus Pate Avoos, For Coughs and Throat Disorders use BROWN'S BRONCHIAL ‘Have never changed my mind respecting meeting with fuir encoursgsment in his effort to establish a night school at 85, Joseph's academy bullding. This is an enterprise which would be of much benefit If those ueeding In- straction would avall ‘themselves of 80 good an opportunity. The atend- wnoe is moatly of boys ax yet, although a fow adults are already devoting thelr evenings to this most laudable effort; the acquisltion of practioal knowledge. LEE DAILY BEE-~COUNULL BLUFFS .OWA MONPMAY APRIL 9 GOBBLING THE GROUND. READY FOR BUSINESS. Land for the Landieee. Uacle Sam Is rich enough to give us all & farm. At least, that is what Colonel Whaley thought when hg made something less than s handred men of Councll Bluffa into home- steaders, Among the number were the Hon, Blymav, the brilllant attor- ney; Mr, DeRiven, the merchant, and, in short, a oconslderable per ocentage of the solld men of the city. These men paid Ucele Sam for home- steading thelr respective clalms, and thelr attorney sent on the entire list of papers in one batoh. This unanimous method of home- steading was a little unasual, and the proceedings caused inquiry. Mean. while the Uuited States land office records showed a wonderful immigra- tion from Councll Bluffs, and yet, strange to relate, our homes and fire- aldes were not desolate, The merry laugh of the Dakota homesteader conld be distinotly heardin the strects of Council Bluffs. The place that knew the men of land still recognized thefr presence. Finally an agent was dispatched to look after matters, and now comes the denouement. The all been jumped, and he notwithstanding the pay- ment of many hundreds of dollars and the careful and expensive work of making it all solld with the recelver Cnassady & Orcutt's New Store. The opening of Osssady & Oroutt's new carpet store is an event that has been looked forward to by our house- keepers who require goods In that line, This season is the appropriate one for an opening in this line of goods; for the spring house cleaning always reveals a necessity|for replaciag the worn and faded rugs, mats, hang- ings and ocarpets. Here everything needed in that line oan be secured from a fresh stook, that has nothing but new and styllsh patterns, dis- played in great profusion, wo that we think no reasonable citizen now needs to send abroad for even the finest and mont. ¢ stly trappings with which to decorate his halls and parlors, The principal entrance is on Broadway, the plate glass windows furnishing an excellent opportunity for light and stroet display. There {s also an entrance, and a miniature store on Main street, which is connected by an archway with the large retall department. Tae up stairs rooms we find connected with an elevator that has the safety attach- meont, which precludes all possibilities of acccldents, The second floor will be the packing room, and devoted principally to the wholesale business of the firm. The basement Is as large as the buollding, and will add frutly to the storage facllities that will be required. The line of goods in stock includes, betides the standard varleties of car- pets, oll cloths and linoleums, the very largest sssortment of lace cur- talns, lambrequins, shadefclothr, raw silks, jates, and a fall line of table linens and napkins. Bed spreads, tidles, table scarfs, table nndp plano covers are alsc kept in stook, There in also a large varlety of miuor articles too numerous to partioularize. overnment land. Farther- glven the G, B. to his old and saying arks, and opera tron negro miustrols, and men who had never been west of the A,IY;: A 7'“'“‘: B'&"’ o:lll ]‘3, ";. Miss'ssippl. There is sack cloth and EQ SEBEEIRE R L LOU la walling, and | who has been suffering from neorosls of the tibla, orin plain English, death of the larger bone between the knee and the ankle. The condition of the afflloted leg was terrible, About six inehes below the knee the bone pro- traded at an obtuse angle, and an ulcer of formidable dimensions was u'finl away the perlosteum or cover- ing of the bove. ' Dr, F, P. Bsllinger, ted by Dr. Deetkin, operated it. They muade an tncision abont Bt inches in length, and parallel k the bone. They cat away about fout inches of the diseased tibia, then breaking both bones about four inches aboye the ankle, theystralghtened the log and placed 1¢ in a normal position, This left space between the ends of the bones of about two and a half inches, there being no bone whatever for that distance, Now this vacuum must be filled with live healthy bone in order to make the leg available, and tho learn- ed operators making a V shaped in- cision in the bone abuve, obtalned the necessary material for filling the chasm, and nature with her wonder- ful building powers, assisted by a liberal bone producing dlet for the patient, will in a short time make the lately diseased limb, almost if no* quite as strong as its mate. Extenalon waa applied, which will retain the leg in position dnrln‘fnthn healing process. The patlent is doing nicely and suf- fered no apparent inconvenience dur ing the operation which lasted about one hour, ——————— Bargain® in Dry Goods. Tam now settled ia my new swore on Main and Pearl streets, second door below the postuffice, where I am pre- pared to show you some ‘special Eu- The best Spring medicine known Is Those imported birds at Brackett's PERSONAL. Mz, Griswold, trayeling for the leading Bob Harrls, the famous soribe from F. P, Carlisle, of Missouri Valley; Wm. Paclto. Mr, J. 8, Browning and Iady departed Otto W. Hicks, the able editor of the Among the Sunday list of names on the TROOUHES. from tho first, except I think yet better of that which I began by thinking | geins in Good, honest ;:]Il t;:"';xfie; Henry zfi &wflfl- Sold fio«h at the Toweat pricaspossible, will 4 HOWE! my motto. I intend'you ahall have AER St s o tee N « The Night S8chool, no exouse to croas the river for dry Prof, Siattery intorms us that he Is goods, Standard Turkey red table damask, fast oolors, forty cents per yard, Linen towels, fifty eents per palr, worth eighty cents. Fine black sllks at 1,25 per yard, warranted not to cut. Black and colored cashmeres in all grades at Omaha prices. Call in andsee. No trouble to show goods. Iwill hln‘l;\ a few days a full line of patterns, ery respeotfull; m. D{'vmson. The Trades Assembly of Oouncil Bluffs, The Hon, David Healey, men.ber of assembly of New York, having in- troduced a bill in that body provid- ing forthe abolishment of the con- tract system of convict labor, the fol lowlng petition was on yesterday agreed to by the Central Trades As- sembly of this city and forwarded to him: ‘To Hon. David Healey, Member Leglslature of the State of New York, Dear Sik axp Broruew:—Please The beat preparation of iron & doo- tor can prescribe is Brown's Iron Bit. ters, because it aces not Injure the teoth as other tron mediciues will, A BONG OF THE TIMES BY THE POETRY MACHINE OF THR BEE, Very fow are wholly bad, Seill it makes & man fecl end, ‘When he thiuks sbout the ocimes the people of ourtimes, Even in our Counoll Biuffs, Bee the gangs of rogues and roughs, Della Brown was lately kiil But no warrant, all {s stil) Addie Liefert done to death None to blame, the jury saith; “Nigger John" he knows to mush, A to make a corpse of such. Jury called, “‘None to blame,” Bwnotymlh all the »ame, Burglars, es and confidencers, Make thelr presence evident sirs, Lately Moss and Points wero slugging, Aud 80 loving was their hugging, osses’ finger, nose and ear ‘Was the price, and it was dear, Now . Points is woree, they sa Dead they had it yenterdey, " “‘Mind your business,” we are told by Moss, surnamed the old, ‘What 1f Moas has run away, ‘We may want him "till we're gray, CnPI wore told, a warrant's out., I won't take it," this the shout, Yes, perhaps, it is all right, SUILT think it lan't quite Justice, honor, right and trath, Would you trade in them forsooth, True, we are getting bir and rich, With are morals in the ditch, Brace up men, snd heed my ryhme, God's sbove very time, Wenotico the Mar Fund, Mutual Awsociation, of Rapids, Tow pire Siate the respectful petitlon of tho Assoclated Workingmen of Ooun- ofl Bluffs that the system of hiring out to contractors the labor of convicts du talned in the prisons and reformatories of the state be discontinued, and that thelr labor be so regulated that it Wil not come Into such disastrous compe- tition with the industry of law-shiding workmen throughout the Uaited States, where a market s found for the pr‘mn-mlde manufactures of New York state, (Signed) Jwo, 8. B. Cogosia President O, G. W, FausLg, Sed'y, The Oeutral Trades Asrembly held its regular meeting yestarday afrer noon. Thisorga ion in prosperously, regardless o opporition of demagogue ous advlsers, Mr. Paist, the unfortonate victio of the eyclone at Wheeler's Grove, thre #go, was brought into town from Wave. land township, on Saturday, Laving re 1apsed into a condition of harmless insan. ity, sivoe bis apparent care and releass yosts tion 18 that part aud-him of bis yroperty 1 he oarrles with him what he vopposes convey to the legislature of the Em- | — Ha will | . ASADY &ORCUTT Will open on April Ist an elegant and com- plete C.A IR IE E"T STORE. AT 502 BROADWAY, KFXTT0 OFFICER & PUSEY'S BANK, They will carry a very LARGESTOOK and will keep a full line of House Furnisihng Goods. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, Councll Bluffs, Towa, HANAN | West 8lde Square, & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Bryadwav, Councll Bluffs, Clarinda } Towa. “NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM ! Nugent & Smith, Wholesale Fruters DUQUELTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors 4o ERB & DUQUETTE), ad Gonfctioners 16 aud 18 Pearl-st., Council BluXs, Ia. MERCHANT TAILOR NOS. 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI- OAN EXPRFSS OFFICE. ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP. CUUNCIL BLUFFS, R. S. COLE & CO, MANUFAOTUKERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF |LIGHTNING: RODS & ORNAMENTS. Algo Wood and Iron PU M P8, Wood Tubing a-d Gas Pipe and Pamn #ixtures, for both Wood aud Iron Pumpe. Ordets wil feceivo p-ompt atteation. No, 004 Huth Mala sticst, . 10W. 81 DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. JQH“ BENO & 00.. 18 Main Burest ad 17 Peus Bert MAX MOHN, }oresron mouse. {Frum 2R oRsane: J. M BARSTOW, M. D.. o so'5ecuni os ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, ", o0 Wiiow kvemme. N. SCHURZ, oscc srior February 15, over Amerioun Exprons. s s WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT s W Broadway Ste A. C. LARSON, YITLE ABSTR . . B8 o Lands and Lots MONEY TO LOAN OUNCIL BLUFFS - - HOTARIES PUBLIC AND am Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. AGT OFFICE ought and Sold. AT LOW RATES. CONVEYANCERS. IoWA M. T. DAVIS, President. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vice Pres. J, M. ST. JOHN & GO CASH BUYERS, | oA sTo ‘Who'esale bufter, eggs, pouitry and fruit. Ship to us. Draft by return mail, 148 Broadway. s- A' pIERG y Rt gty %;lrofilsl:(:l:fiflnt avenue, PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTS, &5 Brmsimey. c F sMITH CONTRAOTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and s B » W. W. SHERMAN. Broadway, Plans and specifiostions furnished? JAMES FRANE In FINE HARNESS I have the varlety that brings patronage. 124 Main street. HOWE & SON, LINDT & HART, MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work y ond Reasouable Ouarges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE, STOVES and B, Household Supplies, 303 Broadway, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Block. Practices in state and federal courts, L. SMITH, Local Acent, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, & 2 The only company in Towa that will insure your stock against loes from any cause whatever, Owners of Sto 'k will consult their own interest if, when usuring their Stock :h: Jomes they iy have, snd be satisfied For further info - - - flice, No O Main 8treet, MRS. D. A. BENEDIGT, THE LEADING DEALER IN N. B. EASTON, Seocy. 0. HULBURT, Adjuster. CK INSURANGE CO. Insures Live ftock Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Office, 103 Pearl Street, . IOWA., H that the Felicy includes al} with nothing less. aticn call on or address -————‘——__r— E.STOCKERT & 00, 2zt g Romitorg Optiterngocts . A X I G © O 1D 55 l-fi-i N DBERNE, HOSIOK & 00., Bt SA“"'AHIU ‘And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. A. LAMB, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 808 Broadway, opposite WADE CARY, DEVOL & 504 Broadway, 12 and 14 Main Street, VETERINARY SBURGEON, Office Bray's stable, No, 12 Soott street, 337 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, lowa. WRIGHT, HARDWARE. STOVES, TINWARE TEXNNEBR'S STOOK, BT . [ COUNCIL BLUFFS, STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. ‘We solicit your patronage and will make it pay you to trade with us. Mail orders a specialty. Prgrggt Alt}cn!iop and ul}:n p?lce!. hillon BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eighth and Broadway Manuf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- plied, 8th St., betwoen 6th and 7th Avenue, HARRY LELAND, p. J. HENNESSY, REVERE HOUSE, MACHI SMITH & NORTON, Broadway, opp. New Opera House, Refitted. $1, $1.50 per day. FURNITURE, STOVES, and GENERAL Corner For Bngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and NERY. fend Orders to JOHN GIiL.BERT. Manufacturer, 2 Bfreet and 8th Avenue, Council Bluffs, P-omr‘ attention to orders, The - ‘Workmansbip snd Rea<onab'e cl arees feb 10 A. J. MANDEL, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 326 Broadway. ol Lol Bt COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | DE CAY & GASSEL, Sonarton s ‘Hurc me NOTIGES. — NOTIOE.—Special advertisements, suc - NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD | ros, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Reni, w. H. ALM 3 GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadway. | wante, Boarding, etc., will be inserted in this column a4 he ow rate of TEN CENTS :r'l: ble, reasonable and feasible plans of LINE for the first insertion and FIVE O] bullding houses is that pro and Highly—Bl'nd Tl'uttlnl Stallltml, PER LINE for each subsequend Insertion. in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Leave adv ertisements at our office, No.7 Trust and Improvement company of | ©OWned by Dr. O, W. Archibald. | Pearl Bireet, noar Broadway. this city, By investirg in shares in [ 1883 SHABON 1883 this inatitution, which s backed by NT—Dark chestnut horse. 15 Wants, ORM somp b oRRIDAS fand tnowt teliabia {'\7'"::' M'&‘?“Mx“yé At o o ANTED—To ront three unfurnished rooms i 5 0y ? mont, jor- — busivees men, it becomer possible and | Withem, Lednktontty | b STnonh o, Now W in & good locality. Addsess Room, Bam paratively easy for a "lllllnt'lf mobf- Lula, record 2:15; Almont by Alexanders Abdal- | ofice o o , sire of aid, r coul 2 A B u])( .“dn?nlmm ln:‘k' mont has sired 20 horses with records ia $:30 and ANTED—Six good tallo's, pants snd coat homo for himself and family, In tak- | .o 4ng 3 with records in 2:20 and better. ‘makers, at James Franey's, the Broadway ings oertaln number of shares, at a Glfilwwn—wmuz sorrel horse, 15 | mercnant tallor, First class price pain. Coun- crisla monthly payment, in a few | hans bigh, foal.d 1876, bred by Pliny Nicholas, | eil Blusls, lows. ALSY Esq., West Liberty, lowa, by Wapsie, dam a fine s man can own & house | K hiucky bred made, o large pow- ANTED—A man tomake ice cream, st A. Louie's, 624 and 627 Broadway. Good s ¢ bout the sams an | erful horse, woighs 1,160 pounds, hay great style g "‘H"'l;ot:’:m: for rent, We | tnd speed, and e proves himaelt s most exsel: | wages will be'paid 162 g nt sire. heligve the Mercentile Loan and Trust 'k‘l;h‘:alhor;up\':.e- e Ind{fl%}ufl zx':lh.n‘:, x ; y org: and cholce breeding, ' hese y 3 hile I am on the road Address, wit - »'\7.’.:‘.\'.- ;‘!\Rl:'!':::‘ll; afl: d°r°'l‘é’;§ Loas will make the vpring scason of 1583 at the | particalars, “Board.” Bas Office. D ) want in Councfl Bluffs. Their|(ouncil Bluffs Driving Park W ae © Ooundll Bluts 1o and system of loans will bear Aaase s R ala per ve st carefal scrutiny and exam- t Each, to Insure. -““""‘. o eien. ANTED—Board and room for wi‘e and boy plane th ination, snd we have oo hesitancy in | For further information a) pl; to For Sale and Rent ““‘”““"‘"8 tham romcnsble and BAM%mO}i‘EERDfl Pask, s REWARD—On Broadway betwoeen {nitable, and backed by gentlemen nu% [10:3;' aldiog and Bixth strost, of on Sixth | of honor and integrity, As the com. i Eleventh avenue, & brown ratchel containi y exists It becomes at once an in. stitotion of value and credit to our oi'y and those who desire homes, potiops and laces Aw hand furniture store, 098 Broadway. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Trust highly of in wany of th 3 mmm “lu’n:y !n:‘h:U - married" 'heads their advertisement in snother column of \ats of title and other pepers to protesthls nterests of ownorship, Itid a this vaper, 6-8m Al S TIPS TR medicine that strengthens and 1 Brown's Iron Bitters, vinces us that one of the most equita- A friend to the roh and poor. A |our New Loan wuu smprovement Co |ment of Shugart's and McMahon's beals, | = Investigation dnto the mattor cons [ new block, corner First avenue and Thele president is T. A, Kirkland, vica president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, T. R. Beery; treasurer, Boebe, and their office is in the base- Toma ol ' St i FmAvemeeo & BEES—| handred s t‘} Package oL Tus Baa ofe, No. .'% 1o store thelr % AT Dovol ot Wrighs ,lo':lnnd-‘:;y:. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public, earl street. fans7-ly | $16Broadway, Council Bluffe MORBAN, KELLER & 00., i e ek Chicago of ¥ ooden and Motallc Cases. 'Calls at- tended o at all hou'u;:‘.m o/lsty competition ‘.‘.‘;v“i?!.‘:'m.m. hnla: ‘forty years snd thor- oughly uncesstands * Warerooms, ”uf fllofll'l]. UPHmG in all ite branches promptly attended to ‘also earpet- la ing ano iamiorequ! El AN wh « O ders filled withous delay. MBS, B, J. HARDING, M. D., = Medical Electrii:ian AND QYNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Elect: thic Instibution, Phils deiphia, Penna. Office Cor, Broadway & &lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. The treatment of sll diseases and psinfal fculties pecullar o temales » Ip.dllr; ¥HOS, OFFIONR. w. B X POSNY, OFFICER . & PUSEY, Ectablished, - '« 1888 -