Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1884, Page 6

i 6 OMAHA DAILY BEE---WED ESDAY MAY 28, 1884, ———— THE DAILY COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tflednein;‘h;y !forning, May 28, atarted for the park with it, and met one of the sellers coming after the bag in hot haste. There are plenty of crooks lying about town, anyone of whom would have gladly availed himself of this opportunity of getting away with the pool box if they had only known it. The concert given in Bayliss park last evening drew a big crowd. The Bavarian band gave its best music, which is saying much. Mr. Mueller, who paid all the exponses, of courno used the concert to draw attention to the Hardman piano, but the people had just as much enjoy- ment out of the music as though it did not have this advertising feature, Tho park was beautifully decorated with flags, etc., and & largo picture of the cole- brated piano was put in a prominent place. Tue B a8 the first to give the public an open-air concert, and now that Mr. Mueller has given one, lat some other cnterprising business house come to the front, and let the people have the banefit of the free entertainmenta. — SONA L. BEE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By Carrler = = 20 nenta per week ByMal = = - -« - - §10.00 per year OFFICE: No. 7 Pearl Stroet, Near Broadway. MINOR MIENTION . See J. Reiter's Spring Goods. 4 A few good benches would not go amiss in Bayliss park. The Catholic festival opens this eve- uing at the roller skating rink. down to 4.00 504 Broadway. Keystone wringers each. Devol & Wright. The Bavarian band being too tired to walk took a four-horse 'bus to the races. » The Boston operatic minstrels paraded tho streets yesterday and discoursed some fine music. The Ladies’ Foreign MissionaryJsocioty of the Methodist church, give a social at the church parlors Thursday evening. The entertainment given last evening by the Y. M. C. A, proved, like the pre- yery enjoyablo, J. B, Clapp, of ¥ J. Y. Fuller i back from his Chicago trip, 6, Ta., in at tho Ogden, H. . Paugh, of Bloomington, Bochotelos', ¥\ L. Sharp, of Sioux City, was at the Og- don yostorday. 1L, is at 0. R. Russoll rested at the Pacific yosterday vious entertainments, before taking in the races. and was well attended. Five or six bootblacks come over on this sido yesterday, thinking to work the races, but the 0. B. boys made them ro- turn on the 10:30 dummy train. The pools sold on yesterday's races mounted to $1,600, about one-ithird of which were sold the evening previous and $1,000 on the grounds yesterday. Those who have attended the opera house during the past week have had quite a treat. The monotony of the “‘elegant upright” having been broken, James Davidson was arrested yester- Joseph H. Smith and wifo, of Logan, Ta,, ware at the Pacific yestorday. 0, W. Hazard and I 1. Bartholomow rop- resont Des Moines at Bechtelo's, I J. Conover and M. M. Bennott, of Dow City, dined at the Pacific yestorday. Fathor McMenomy has been ill for several dags, but is ablo now to bo about again. . B. Closo and wife are resting from their travels from Minnesota at the Bechtolo. Doris’ clreus advance brigade sleep and dine at tho Pacific until thin torritory i well posted with bills, Tho Boston Operatic Minstrels company. twonty-sevon in number, are stopping at the i) fron | Hovere houso, day oharged with atealing. rasors from | =yl o Lo 05 T Borman, hative Shiverly's barber shop. Three razors |y, oq from the far west, where ho has beon and o pair of ucissors were found on his|fora year, having been in California and person. Oregon most of the time, He expects to re- Complaiut was lodged with Justico | min hero now, and will il a position in his Abbott charging John Evers with having | f*ther's store. : a glandered horso, The horse {was shot| B- T. Connor, who has boon with the Bur- ! ; lington marble works, has roturned here to re- Cs B 0N S L L R R S S day of next week. works owned by himself and brother. Ho Chris Bosen has been awarded the con- | has many friends here, and they are glad in- tract for the carpenter work of the two | d¢ed to have him here permanently. new school houses. Martin Hughes has been given the contract for the mason work on the same buildings. Sims & Cadwell are having their law A KNOTTY QUESTION. officos greatly beautified by interior dec- orations, the walls and ceilings being [ The Council Still Wrangling Over the richly papered by George R. Beard, and Paving of the Street Car Line, other improvements being planned. ) : i L. W. Tulley is preparing to putin an There is much discussion among the elegant fountain at his home. It is a aldermen as to what can be done in re- b largo fountain, the border being of gard to the paving of the street-car track. leaves wita frogs, while the center is a The other paving has progressed so far bunch of callas, with leaves, the sprays “‘“." it is now necessary to have some de- coming up through the petals, cision rendered, in order that the other i 4 work may not be stopped. One fact i u]t)t.inw'il:l:.l"l:l;"'l:tr‘;r};:]u'. t::’:;‘;:d seems sottled. The Union Pacific, who ] i Bt J00h 8. 81 own the track, will not pave it. That some very marked interior improve. = A ments, decorating tho entire coiling of [ *°50® COrtAIn: his atoro ote., o that it will bo ono of the | :2:" SRR Divoees “;li":“.:: ')""'f most attractive places in the city. B OVNE 1 E0i oy (DYWL prom ises to let the city do the paving and it A young man named A. Butler was ar- | i) 1oy its spacial assossment for a term rested at Wright's station and brought | 5¢ eight years, as other property owners back to this city yesterday on charge of | 45, And that ll thoso assessmonts shall Deating B. T. Allison out of & board bill. | g 4 Jign on all the Union Pacific property The case came up before Justice Abbott, X 5 " |in this city. The law provides that the who continued it until Thursday. company must pay in sixty days, and James Skinner, son of Chief Skinner, | does not provide that the company can died last evening about7 o'clock. He|grant ang timo to street railways or issue was aged 19 years and had been blind |its bonds for any such purpose. The sinco childhood. Consumption was the | Union Pacific olaims that if timo is given cause of his death, For a few days Y. |it will put down the strap rails, as ro- ‘W. Morse will act as chief of police. quired by law, but if not it will not do Joseph Schmidt, who keeps a barber | 80, and the city, in doing the paving, shop, was, on Sunday night, married to|Wust also put dowu the new rails as re- Mrs. F. B, Danigor, tho landlady of tho | 10ired by law. -~ 3 The Union Pacific, in fact, stubbornly Tremont house, Rev. Father McMenomy | eays that if the city won't do as it officiating. The Barvarian band seren- | wants, the company will do nothing, but aded the newly-wedded ones at the Tre. :gml{il llhek";w ,t«;ld*' “V::yg-i"g mr let . 0 ol look for 1 i) 0 street car mont house Monday night. e AN P PR John King, who was up before Judge |unless backed by the Union Paoific. Aylesworth yesterday a. m. on a charge [ There are many other legal points in- of asssult and battery, was returned be- volved. The city in making its contract o .| with Regan Bros., by some careless or hind the bars yesterdsy p. w. for being | intentiona] slip did not include the pav- drunk. King claims to reside in Des ing of the wack. Every alderman has a Moines, He evidently will wish he had | ditferent notlaq a8 to what tl}e law is, and left for home before getting full. how to dodge it, and what is best to do. 1t looks aa if the matter was getting more Arrangements were made yesterday to |and more muddled every day. reliove the woman who was deserted by| There seems but one safe course to her husband, who skipped away from a E":‘".‘;":];"g "zh":’) is “‘"’lw ‘dv?fl:“{h d"l‘{.gv; " ul com| o chargo of taking away mortgaged proper- | ytroti Lot the sonsequencos ba swht ty. Tho woman was loft horo peniless, | they may, and then if there be fault lot but enough was advanced upon the prop- |it fall on the law, not on the couneil erty left to enable her to reach her | Whotexecutesit. If there is any dodg- P, ing on the question, or any tecknical ille- alitios, the Unioh Pacific will hi Louis Noresu and Ida Haney slipped | firet o avail itaclt. El the u'})pnrltm}::ytt: over from Omaha very quietly yester- |avoid the payment by reason of these il- day, procured a marrisge liconse of | legalities, Clerk Street and got married, Before leaving Mr. Street they asked as a special Bushnell sells railroad tickets cheap to all points. —— A FLEEING FEMALE, A favor that he say nothing about it to the . roporters as they did not wish it known |8he is Oharged with Getting Away 5 to their friends yet. Mr. Btreet prom- with $3000f Her Em- A ised them he would and he has not— ployer's Money, 4 Officer Hurley's attention was called yes - terday to a suspicous character who was sitting in Bayliss' park, and who was sup- ‘ :""::":’:":l"“.':'.'l?' "'"'- ";;‘“,“fldfl‘r financial faithlessness of a woman named i s 5 Y ‘m::snm':u :':kw"' Jennie Dayhoff, alias Havens. It ap- I o<l et oy “‘"( 0 00 | pears that Oraig went away on a visit and E Py e R gt iakex o, 1ot | loft the woman in charge of the business, e e oo S h‘:‘ r:f’:;‘ ';m and during his absence, it is said that she e tedly flow, | fow high and finally flew away alto- pe. gother, taking with her a considerable The pool box had & narrow escape yes. | Mmount of cash, which had been taken tosday, Jim Brooks brouaht the sllers | {1 0V87 the cotnter and otherwise ool dowa to the grounds in his caariage, tho| Craig esfitates. his loas as between I bag containing the wealth to the amount 8200 and 8300, It heing learned that of several hundred dollars being thrown | the woman hmd gone to Oskalooss, the in the bottom of the carriage. After uhl: there were telegraphed to, and . R yestorday an answer was received that landing his pssengers at the grounds, |ahe had boen arrested and wie being % Brooks started back with the hack foran- | held. . An intormation had been filed i other load, aud in opening the carringe | Pefore Justice Abbott and a warrant ] door to lat otlers got in, noticed. the byg | ##1ed; Yestordsy Constab'o C. Wealey of weslth atill in the bottom of the oar. started for Oskalooss after the prisoner, and it is expoeted ho will brin, r back riage, where it had boen forgotten, He | to morrow Emrnlng.” " Lo James Craig, who keeps a bakery on Main street, tells a hard story of the 204 1 s St e " THE RUNNERS. The Races Open Very Favorably Yes- terday. A Fine Field of Horses and Some Excellent Tlime, Still Better Sport Offered To-day. The spring running meeting of the Council Bluffs Driving Park association opened yesterday under fair auspices as the most sanguine could have hoped for. The day wos perfect, warm but not too warm, cool but not too cool, sunshiny pleasant everyway. The attendance was not #o large as it should have been, but this is as usual on npening days. No matter how great the attractions offered, the public hasan idea that the opening day of any races or fair cannot amount to much, and this idea is hard to dispel. The Bavarian band furnished the music, all excellent music it was too, the only trouble being that there was not enough of it. The omnipresent wheel of fortune was of course, on hand, with its everlast- ing yell of *‘let 'er roll.” “Old Butch” as ho is familiarly known was selling pools in his usual happy way. In the first race Aliunde soldas favor- ito, 85 to $3, for,the ficld, Tho judges of the races yesterday were J. B. Close, LoMars, J. T. Stewart, and Dr, Macrae. Col. Orz, assisted by Charles Stowart, served as starter and Dr. Wade Cary and J. W. Peregoy as timers, while John W. Band served as usual, as weigher, Tho first race was a milo scramble. The entries were : Bonnie Lee, ¥. W. Morris, Falls City, Neb.; Wambatine, James Griftin, Fairfiold, lowa; St. Paul, Robt. Deacon, St. Paul, Minn.; Damon, C. W. Drakly, Atchison, Ka.; Lou, L. W. Benson, Maquoln, 1L, ; and Aliunde, Gray & Co., Maryville, Mo, All started but Damon, they getting places as follows : Bonnie Lee, Aliunde, Second, $50 00; third, to save stake, Three- quarters mile dash. RACR No, 7—Omahn stake, All ages. $10 00 entrance with 8100 00 added by association. Second, $3000; third, to save stake, One-and- a-half mile dash. The following are the entries: RACR NO, 4~THR BLUFF CITY DERBY, Kentucky Bill, br s, William Boyd, Hills- dalo, Towa, Alameda, ch f, by Fugene Leigh, Minne- apolis, Minnosota. Howard Arnent, ch ¢, by William Arnett, Sharon, Tlinols, Colns, ch g, by Gray & Co,, Maryville, Misnouri, Joaso J, 8 f, by Jossa Crall, Atchison, Kan. by M. Nusbaum & Co., ~, Guydett, br », Maryvillo, Missouri, m/|\:lvnnhurn, #f, by L. W, Bensnn, Maquoin, nois, Trish Lass, b g, by Holly & Carlile, Denver Colorado, RACE NO. 6—HOTEL STAKE, Emma H, b f, by Harvey Pickerel, York, Nobraska, Carrilla, ch f, by John Soden, Yale, Kan. wnn, Woodie Huggens, b g, by Gray & Co., Maryville, Missouri- Vircola, blk m, by M Nusbaum, Marysille, Missouri, Lottie Kemposter, b f, by William Arnett, Sharon, Illinois. Lady Tompkins, br f, by L. C. Ball, Mace- donia, Towa, Flotch Taylor, b ¢, by W. J. berly, Missourl. Hiinois, Jim Shelby, b ¢, by Holly & Carlile, Donver, Colorado, OMAJIA STAKE, nniskillen, blk s, by Harvey Pickerel, York, Neb. Aliunde, ch s, by Gray & Co,, Maryville, Missouri, Niphon, s g, by Hon. R. Jervis, Towa. Ella Rowett, b m, by E. G. Bulcher, Co- manche, Towa, Vernon, b s, by Joo VanBuskirk, Shonan- doan, Towa, Trix, b g, by L. W, Benson, Maquo, in Tll. Lona, ch'm, by Holly & Carlisle, Denver, Colorado, LeMars, —— Sweoet potato plants—largest stock in the west—by W. H. Foster, Counc Blffus. Send for price list. e Somiething 1or Nothing. Until further notice we give to each twentioth customer his purchase, what- ever the price or value of the same may be Our cashier will keep an accurate record of every transaction and when the twentieth sale of any amount is made the St. Paul, Lou, and Wambatine. There was much trouble in getting a start. Enough, in fact, to assure the spectators that it was a running race. At last they got the word, and away they flew. Aliunde led, with St. Paul close on to her, and they went to the half-mile post about back and neck, with Lou close after them., St. Paul tired quickly and fell neck, while Bonnie Lee pushed past Lou, and they were down the stretch with Aliunde leading easily, and coming under the wire the winner. Bounie Lee, second; Lou, third; St. Paul, fourth and Wambatine, fifth. Time, 1:473. SUMMARY, Raco No. 1—The scramble for a purse of $125, all ages, one mile;'Lat 875; 24,8 3d, $1250 Aliundo lst, Bonnio 2d, Lou 3d, St. Paul 4th, Wambatino 5th, Damon dr.; time, 1474, The second race was a mile and repeat for club purse of $250. The entries were “Alico Murphy,” Wm. Arnett, Sharon, 1lls.; “Trix,” L. W. Benson, Maquoin, Tlls. ; **Centennial Maid,” RobertDeacon, St. Paul, Minn.; “Ella Rowett,” S. K. Butcher,Comanche, lowa; “‘Little Joker,” Wm. Brady; Peoris, Ills. Trix sold as favorite In the pools for §5 against $3 for the field. Ella Rowett second choice. The horses drew places as follows: Al- ice Murphy, Centennial Maid, Ella Row- ett, Trix, {ittla Joker. In the first mile Ella Rowett led off but Trix was soon up with her and they went about neck and neck to the haif mile post, Centennial Maid and Alice Murphy pairing off together a little dis- tance behind and' Little Joker a lonely traveller behind. Trix won, Eila Kowett close upon him, and Alice Murphy lap- ping her, while Centennial Maid came in in fourth, and Little Joker way to the rear. Time, 1:46, In the second and deciding mile Trix took the lead from the start, Ella Row- ett following, then Alico Murphy and Contennial Maid, the horses keeping strung out until the homestretch, when Ella Rowett crowded Trix closely, the latter coming under the wire only & neck ahead, and Centennial Maid being far in the rear, Time, 1:48]. BUMMARY, Rack No. 2.—Club purse, one mile and repeat, ,third, 825, 250. All ‘irst, $150; second, s tyaon 11 Ella Rowett. 2 2 Alice Murphy. .83 Centennial Maid Littlo Joker. . Time, 1:46, 1 The third race was for the trainors' stake, Trix, though entered, did not start. The others were placed as follows: Lizzie Ester, Mr. Arnett, Sharon, Ill.; Niphon, R. Jervis, Le Mars, Iowa ; La Bolle N., Eugene Leigh, Minneapolis, Minn.; Rosalind, J. W. Arasmith, Bell- wood, Neb. ; Beeswing, L. C. Ball, purchaser will be presented with the same. We have adopted for the present this system of advertising because it gives our patrons instead of the newspapers the five per cent which it costs us, Clothing retailed at wholesale prices. Hat re- tailed at case prices. Kurnishing goods, trunks, bags, umbrellas, ete., ete. very twentieth customer presented with his purchase. Mercany Bros, e — Lapies! Summer display of millinery and no tions, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day, at J. J. Auwerda & Co’s, 317 Broad way. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- rturo of traing by central standard time, at the focal dopota. - Trains loavo transfor depot. ton. min w.es carllor and arrive ton minutes later. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY. LRAVE. 6:35 p m Chicago Exproas 9:40 2 m Fasb Ml 45 m *Mail and Kxpress, 12:80p m Accommodation, *At local depot only. KANBAS CITY, BT. JOR AND COUNCIL BLUPPH, 10:05 8 m Mail and Expross, 05 p m 805 pm Pacific Express, 6:60 p m HICAGO, MILWAURKE AND ST. PAUL, 6:25 pm Express, 9: 9:d46 4 m Expross, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, £:30 pm 'Atlantic Expross, 9:60 & m Day Expross, 7:16am *Des Moines Accommodation, *At local depot only. *WABABI, BT. LOUIS AND PACIVIO. 0:55 8 m Mail, 445 pm 450 p m Cannon Eal, Wlsam A% Transfor <ol 0HI0AGO And NORTHWESTRRN, 5:30 pm Expross, 0:45 4 m Pacific Express, BIOUX OITY AND PACIFIC, 7:40p m St. Paul Express, 7:20 am Day Expross *UN 10, 5:00 p m Western Express, 1100 8 m Pacifio Express, 7:40 a Local Express, 2110 & Lincoln Express, “At Transfer only, DUMMY TRAINS T0 OMAHA, 20-8:50-0:30-10:30-11:40 & m. 1:30-2:30 85-10:06 p. m Sunday—9:80-11:10 85-11:46 p. m. Arive 10 min. time. &~ om, utes before leaving SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special & vertisements, sxo aa Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- Ing, ete., will bo inserted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion oo, Mo- | sh Anua H., b f,by Weir Bros,, Maquon, |! | Sulphato Magmes | Sulphate Calcinm. Organ! Total sclids per gallo ] Tiion, orFIcR, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counell Blufts . I Establiishea 1856 Dealers In Forelgn and omestlo Exchange an Homa Seuritt Mrs, B, J. iltn, N, D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, WESTERN 10WA NORMAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. COUNCIL BLUFFS IUWA W, oY, Will Open THE 23rd of JUNE 1884, ‘ourse for teachers and those desiring hedues full business co ces_practice and g nd, ornamental pen jon, German and music. Splendid rooms, arnished, charges very moder , cost of living reas i HEATUQUARTERS BAVARIAN BAND. Persons wishing to engage this Band for parties, sociables, serenades, etc., shouldcall or address, Jacos P. Scumivr, Manager, 25 North Main St. "R.Rice M.D. CANCERS, CHRONIC DISEASES o kinds s spootatt. Over thirty years practical oxperlence Offico No, b Pearl stroet, Council Bluffs &4 Coneultation tree or other tumora removed without the knife or drawing of blood, ROLLER RINK ICE CREAM PARLOR. ROLLER SKATING ON SATURDAYS ONLY. RINK FOR RENT AT §15.00 PER NIGHT. 27 LARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN. H. H. MARTENS, Prop’r. A CARD. As thero are many So-Called Veterinary Surgeons In this city, who are practicing their quackery on our people, T deem It but justice to eay that I defy any of them to prodice a diploma, or credentials, indicating that they are graduates of a rinary institute, and I do hereby caution the publio against such quacks, a1 [ am the Only Known Graduate IN WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 126 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN. T.J. CADY, M.D,, V. 8. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. We guavantee the cure of tho following named dis- Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers, d -kin disea s, Dy+pe) Complaint, Kidney and Bladder Discases. b ralgia and Asthma, Theso Springs are tho favorite edort of the tired and debilitatad, and are the FEEBLE LADISS BEST FRIEND, tel, livery and bathing . Locality l “Accessiblo by’ Wabaeh railway, a Evona,or C.,B. & Q., at Al\nn;.v. Correspondenc solicited, KEV. M. M. THOMPSON, Albany, Siloa Manag, Springs, Gentry Co., Mo, Specifio Gravity. 1.002 Reaction ... Neutra Carbonio Acid Gas “26'tn. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 86,921 Grain Carbonate Iron 041 “w Chloride Sodium .. 74 WRIOHT & MRRRILL, Chemists CASH TALKS ! At the well-known Establishment J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER GASH G-ROCCOERY Ot Council Blufls. Notico our reduced Prico List We give 9 and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- sertion. Leave advertisements at our office, No. Pearl Street, noar Broadwav. Macedonia, Towa ; Jim Shelley, Helly & Carlisle, Denver ; Hateff, J. 'E. Butler, Verndale, Minu.; Fleming, George Van- derpool, Lincoln, Neb, 1t was diflioult for any favorite to keop a place in the pool selling. La Belle N., Hateff, Beeswing, and Jim Shelley were taken as first choice in turn. The number of starters made it diffi- ocult to got & good send off, and fully three-quarters of an hour was used up, At Iast the start was made, the horses being much bunched, and keeping so, with Niphon in the rear. The finish was made with Hateff, first; La Belle N,, socond; Lizzie Kater, third; Fleming, fourth; Beeswing, fifth, and Jim Shelby, sixth; Niphon, seventh; Rosalind, dis- tanced. The time was 1:16}, the fastest ever made on this track, and in fact two seconds or more faster than 1s considered good time on any track, The repoat was not 8o neat a race, and ot was very good, Niphon led and the were very singly banched, but came to the front and came under the wire, winner of the race n 1:16], I‘:‘n;)hou & close second, and La Belle N., third, BUMMARY, Rack No. 8, —Browsrs stake,—All ages § miloand repeat: 8§15, entrance with 8150 ad- ded. Second, $50; third, to save stake. o e 16, 1:16f. x is end.d the 4-3"- sport. The pool proved a pretty good prophet, the favor- ites winning. TO-DAY'S RACES for to-day is as The follows: Rao: No 4 - Bluff Caty Cup stake, for two- yoar-olds. $15 00 eutrauce with 8151, added programme WANTS, VW ANTED—A smart Loy with & pony to deliver The Bxe. ()LD, PAPERS—For sale st Bux offce, ab 2 cente hundred, ‘wn TED—Evory body in Council Bluffs to take sk Delivered by carrior at only twenty t House for iture will be posite Broad er, Apply on way dummy depot, Council Bluft GENTS—Ladies and gontlemen can make first class wages by selling the *“Chawpion Bosom Mrethor and Iroolug Board.” Rutails ut 8100, Any lady can do up & fine whiré withoud & wriakle aud glos 14 as nicely as the best laundrics can. Address fo particulars C. B. 8. & L Co., ban oftioe,” for one month, F URNISHED ROO Location central, Finely furnished, lor rent Addrees J. W. H. Bex -A compotent girl for houte- t wages paid, 016 Willow Ave. 0ST—On April 17th, he horus are out off, ASON, Corner 2d ave. ) cow The ends of cral reward to pader. —19th street, Counci W.R.VAUGCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Umana and Council Bluffe, extate collen 100 agens 914 Fellov savings bauk, T.0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF by association. Sacond, $50 00; third, to save stake. Ha.f mile dush. |, Racx No, 5-Npecial paciog. 25 _class, | Purss, 820000, Ficse, §120 00; second, $60 40; | qulnl, 8000, l Rack No. 6-Hotel stake, for three year- 106 00 entrauce with $160 00 added. figh Class Poultry, MO, VALLEY, I0WA, “8e:d for Clroulars.” 16 pounds Extra C Sugar for 11 pounds Granulated Sugar 25 pounds Choice Oatmeal 25 pounds Navy Beans. 20 pounds Beat Bulk Starch .. 12 pounds Carolina Rice 12 pounds Choice ¥runt 25 bars Buffalo Soap. ... Extra Lake Trout, per pound Lorriliard’s Plug per Ib.... 1 dozen Mackerel . Colorado Flour, Wi 10 jounds Ginger S 40 pounds h mioy. 6 gallon keg Sy White Fish, per kib Mackerel, verkit. Dates, per poun ¢ 103 pound cans .1 All kinds Californa Fruita. pound Lusk's Stacdard T. . g Allgrades, according to quality, 150 to 800 per £323253888233888 poun We Ladios' and Chlldren’ ots at very low pricos. Also a full line of Tinware and general merchavdise, Call on us and be conviaced tha) you can savo monoy by dealing with us. Goods deliversd freo inauy partof the city. Tu a word, wo ara bound to sell and challenge ail sudaole competition in this county. J. P, FILRERT! 2090 or Broadway N. 8CHURZ. Jastice of the Peace, OFFICE OVER AVERICAN EXPRESS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA Grain & Provisions BOOGE'S SI0UX CITY HAMS, J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant 0. 89 Poarl Strost Ccuncil Blufts, lowa. 3 ACOB BIMS. E. P. CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, New ard Beautiful Attractions XN Drv Goods AT — —— — Having just purchased in Fastern Markets very choice stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Ginghams, Table Linen, Crashes, etc., we are prepared to offer an excellent selectio + of beautiful fabries, and .| shall do soat UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES These goods have just been opened from the manufactur ers, and comprise the latest designs and novelties of theseason Note below a few of the MANY BARGAINS we are offering: R P — S Y P Summer silks, 75 Summer silks, 35¢; Summer silks, 50 are special bargains and cannot be duplicatad. Good blac I at 50¢, worth 75¢. Choice black Radzimer s 81,00, usual price, $1.30. Black Gros Grain silk, 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at $1.75, worth §2.25. Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinne at $1.75. A/l grades of the famous L-ong Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co, and Antoine Guinet & Co., at Lowest Prices. DRESS GOODS! Good plaids at He, worth 10c.. Brocade dress goods at 8c, worth 1ac. Choice colored cashmeres at 30c. Figured suitings at 30c. Very fine all-wool suitings, double width at 75c¢,and never sold for less than 81.00. Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices, TABLE LINEN AND CRASHES Good all linen table at 30c, Good all linen table at 40c. Choice all linen table at 60c. Very fine all linen table at $1.50, worth $2.50, Table crash ¢ ayard. All linen towels at 10c each. All linen towels at 12¢ each. Prints 3c. Good Bleached Muslin, "5c. Good unbleached muslin, 6e. A fine assortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices. Full stock of Domestic Paper Patterns. (=~ Catalogues free. C.AIRIE®T "5 Very large stock of Ingrains, Tapestry and Body Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes, Axminsters, &c.. at lowest prices in the west. Harkness Brothers, 401 Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS: H H. HORNE « 0, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars Wo make a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. Al Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted as represented, OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, | 552 Broadway, H. H. HORNE & CO., Modis te, 14 Main Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Closing Out Sale. In order to give my entire attention to the manufacture and sale of HAIR GOODS, my entire stock ef LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS Will bo sold at COST until all disposed of. MRS. D. A, BENEDIOT, No. 837, W BROADWAY . . . . - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Fig leaves are out of style, 8o are goat and sheep skin; shawls and blankets have gone by. This is not intended for poetry, but if you want a suit of clothes to look both neat and dressy, call on NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors Their Prices are Truly Reasonable { cousfiiiiedin st COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - I0WA. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, f1 k, Turcoman, Etc. Ofl cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc AARPETS oicest Stock West of Chicago jome and be convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line heapest place to buy House Furnishings in the City, . I0WA OUNCIL BLUFFS, A Mail Orde: 50 NG 35T Filled Promptly and with Care &5 WO N EI TR, The latest nov- elties for Spring Overcoats we signs to Fhave just re- from. ONE BUT THE EST OF SKILLED HANDS EMPLOYED, 7 & 9 Main Street, ceived, See them LEADING Merchiant Tailors COUNCIL BLUFFS. . AAMSTIEONG, COUNCIT, BLUFFS, I0WA f ’“;rc 1 o il R T lneer! A Lhese ™ \ - \