Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1884, Page 6

6 OMAHA DAILY BEE --COUNCIL BLUKFS TU ESDAY, JI'Nlu. 1884 papers, the retention of which by himled Probably some civil THE e to his arrest. DAILY BEE. am . | action will be started or other proceeding COUNCIL BLUFFS. by tho company to make him fork them over, Tuesday Morning, June 3. Holly Lewie, who has had his owse —_— changed to Madison county, was here RATES, " " yesterday arranging ftor a new bond. It B s O gt e, e | will bo remembered that when Lewis was Qi = = arrested for the killing of Fagan the bond OFFICE: was fixed at only 7,000, but he promptly No. 7 Pearl Streot,!Near Broadway. furnished a bond, the signers of which —————— qualified in the sum of $100,000. The MINOR MENTION. See J. Reiter's epring goods. v The city stone-pile is deserted. The dancing school meets to-night at the rink. samo signers have their namos attached to the new bond. A. Grote had his house broken into a fow days ago and 810 taken. Yesterday another attempt was made to secure some plunder there, but none was obtained. Suspicion fell upon a boy named Henry That patrol wagon for the polico i8 ot f g oyeter and he was arrested. Itap forthooming yot. pears that the boy had stolen a fine car- The firo limits are to be oxtended |riago whip from another party. The down Bancroft street. whip was recovered, and tho boy's case Charlio Sanderson is now made a full | will be inquired into a little more. paid man at the Rescue house. A boy named Baker,aged twelve years, Mayor Vaughan yesterday received | was thrown from a load of dirt yestorday, from Memphis a full set of plans of sew- [ he serving in tho capacity of driver and erage. the team getting fractious, The accident occurred on Willow avenue, and _the boy gotting under the wheels, it was supposed at first that ho was badly injured, but on being taken to his home in Turley's glen, on examination showed no bones to be broken, though his bruises were severe. The park policeman has received or- dors to arrest everybody lying down in the park at night. The stocks yards here now give only capacity for thirteen cars, while they used to accommodate 24 cars, The Y. M. C. A. of this city, is plan- ning with the association of Omaha for an excursion to Glenwood at an early date. Jacob Harb has bought out the inter- est of Jacob Schmidt in the barber shop, in which both have heretofore been in- terosted. Mr. Covalt, the guardian of Bayliss park, has already gathered 300 pounds of maple seed which he has sold at five cents a pound. The city was full of sewerage contract- ors yes! , it being the time for clos- ing the bids ‘on the work to bo done by the city thid season. The rece ‘wf the city clerk's office for May were about $5,000, of which $450 was from criminal cases, the rest from saloon licenses, eto. Charles E. Taylor, one of the engi- neers at the transfer, has captured a fel- on, and has it imprisoned on his big toe. Charles now has a graceful limp. There were seventeen extra policemen put on duty last month, costing the city $95. This was malnly on account of the races and of special raids on tramps. The hose for the W. R. Vaughan team arrived yesterday, and the boys are busy practicing, expecting to start in good trim for the tournament next Monday. The Rescue steamer was out practicing a little yesterday, and getting limbered up. It threw a pretty fair stream, but not such a stream as the water whrks can throw. ‘There were only two cows in the pound yestorday and no dogs. The enthusiasm about enforcing the ordinances seoms to be dying out, like the fever of working tramps on the stone-pile. Sixth avenue is in about as bad shape asitcould be. It has been filled in patches, so that it is almost impossible to get over it even with a light buggy and especially at night it is dangerous, % 5 When thespollesiéaart finished up Ita ulws,hl& M:l}ory], whotwul formrlg' with Monday i el 610 A sinql b 0 u&n;m mr lomont company, has re- ner was lott in tho city jail, tho first urned s city, and purposes opening time tho juil has beon empty in six week & branch here of the fur hat manufactory e Biod: Bitldg: ap. Seald of B, A. Mallory & Sons, Danbury, mm Conn, Mr. Mallory made many friends during his residence here, and he and his A follow named Warren was recontly | arq gladly welcomed back, anditls to bo fingd for bolng drunk, and Mr, Houton, (noped that tho new enterprise may re- !” ‘whomn he was a¢ wark, went his secur- | coive much encouragement and win ity. Yestorday Warren skipped for Da- | ;vaat success. For the presont tho estab- kota, leaving Houton to pay the bill, and | jjghment will be located in Broadway, in Loaving soveral ofher mouners,, [gho building Iately ocoupied by Kirk- Bmaamphint is amade that & color- [land's jewelry stock. od gentleman, in. hls apxiety to seoure foes, is not, matisfied. with picking up cown which are at largo, but occasionally & man own yard and drives her | &, The electric light company expect to start up fifty of tho lights Wednesday evening. The company would like to accommedate all and start up all the lighta, but it can at present only use the two new dynamos, the third dynamos ha%ng boen injured in the fire, That is now being tested and the nuisance muet be adjusted and the dynamos put in per- fect order before it can be used; hence the delay of a part of the lights. Mayor Carey, of Des Moines, who is grand noble, order of the Grand Grove of Druids, writes to Mayor Vaughan who, holds the second chair, that on account of the firemen’s tournament at Des Moines ho will be unable to attend the meeting of the Grand Grove in Ottumwa next week and Mr. Vaughan will have to pre- side in his place. Mayor Carey closes with ““We will take good care of the W. R. V. hose team in Des Moines."” Tt cost the city $69 for meals furnished the prisoners in May. The bill for feed generally runs between $10 and $15, but this unusual increase is due to the tramps which have been run in during the past month, Financially it doesn’t pay to run these tramps in, and possibly it doesn’t pay in any respect. They are run in, given a night's lodging, a meal or two, and then they are turned loose, with full stomachs and rested legs, ready to continue their idle wanderings. ‘Wm, Davy, on behalf of the Ballast Co., of which he is the senior member, has sent a petition in equity to Judge Loofbourow, to enjoin Mr. D. Tedder from selling liquor in Hastings, alleging that said saloon is a damage to his busi- ness in demoralizing his force of men, thereby preventing him from filling his contract with the C. B, & Q. R. R,, he having given a bond of $5,000 for the prompt performance of his contract. The petition will have a hearing next Tuesday.—Hastings Chronicle. There 1s quite a clamor for a fountain in Bayliss Park. The fountain is already ordered by the city under the contract wich the water-works company and lo- o und, cated by the old council which made the contract. An effort is being made to got two or threo other fountains with the view of having one of them located in Bayliss Park, where there surely ought tobe one. Five of the new fountains cost $100 each. And the other one which is to be located in front of the Masonic Temple cost $350. The fountains will be useful as well as ornamental, as they far- nish water for drinking purposes for man and beast, The fellow Johnson who snatched $200 of an Indianan named Donnelly, on the outgoing 0. R, L. train, still lies in jail, being unable to furnish bail, It will be remembered that he induced Donnelly to Y. M, C. A. next Friday evening be largely attended. There are mat things whaich (he association needs, chairs, ¢o Jles and stands, pictures, books, parlor sraaments, signs, eto, Let every friend send in some tribute. The resolution of the council ordering uhu'h trees trimmed is being forgot- chief of the fire department & carriage whip lodged of a tree, the whip hay- 4 been pulled out of its sock- pu low hanging foliage. | Mueller's grand 81,000 piano, which is to be given as & premium at the ~ Nebrasks state fair, arrived yesterday, lend him $20, and as the latter pulled out and is to be kept on exhibition at the his roll, he grabbed the whole bundle and music house for a llwrt “uu get away with it. There were two charges mflflh “.h’ odged against “him, one of robbing and finest piano eve) ,5&& one'of obtaining money under false pre- tenses, On the robbery charge he was held in $1,000 bail, and Judge Ayles- worth yesterday dismissed the other charge, on the ground that he did not gec the $20 under false prelenses, but that he got it by robbery, as well as the $180. B William Chick, night watchman at the 0.B.&Q, got into a fight yesterday with L, C. Taylor. Taylor was pretty full, and it was claimed drew & revolver, and that Chick was acting in self defense Taylor was not hjfipdidan for a hearing , #nd & continuance was norning, Mahon, chairman of the finance committee, has caused $1,500 to be transferred from the police fund to the fund, for the paying off of out- general fund warrants which fll: e an effect to send the warrants . Upalittle. It isintended to keep eall " ju the old warrants in their ord:l:i i »0 that they may not depreciate. '!luwolgninn 0, R. Anderson, whe. was charged by the Iowa and Nebrasks ilnhnu company with embezzlement, Lias been dismissed, Anderson sill holdy Bweet potato plants—largest stock in the west—by W. H. Foster, Council Blffus. Send for price list. e Wants, The following is a partial list of articles needed to furnish the Y. M. C. A, rocms: Center tabls, book case, two writing dosks, 8 number chairs, three or four , pictures, whatnots, mirrors, nes of chess and table croquet and other items too numerous to mention, 1t is hoped that our people will bear this in mind and come out to the free social held at rooms No. 12, North street, on Friday evening, bringi M*m contracts and other | some pioces of furniture with thew, l‘mgl v uad o STREET OAR TRACK PAVING. The Union Pacific Not So Much In a Hurry as 1t Was, While the Union Pacific wes trying to induce the city council to grant several years time in which to pay for the paving Jf the street car track owned by the U. P. company, the promise was made that in & few hours of the perfecting of the agreement the new rails and stringers would bo landed hero. The city was as- sured that the old track would be taken up at once, and thatthere would be no delay to the other paving, as by a few hours notico the company would keep ahead of the paving. The company does not seem to be in much of a hurry now that tho ¥ has made the desired agroement. It was eaid on Saturday that a car load of new rails was already loaded in Omaha, and that the wait was for some stringers, Yesterday the contractora m_ul the alderman were anxiously waiting still for any indications that the U. P. com pany waa about to commence work. The contractors are at work now on that portion of Main street where the track is, and there is need of all that promised haste on the part of the com pany. If the promises made are not bet- ter kept than the company’s promises in regard to Union avenue and the dummy trains, it will be a long wait. porbfint =t PERSONALL 8 B. Frum was in tho city yosterday. 3. 8. Clark has gone to Chicago to take a peep at the natlonal show, ivans loft Sunday for Chicago to seo the groat men of the nation. Judge Abbot crossed the ‘‘big muddy” and spent fow hours in Omaha yestorday. Aldorman McNamara and contractor Me- Hugl, of Omaha, wero 1 tho city yesterday. . J. Bost, the city editor of the Counci Bluffs Herald, loft yestorday on a short trip for rost and visitation of friends east, o has stuck closoly to his ducies, and merits a vaea- tion. During his absence C. F'. Adams will look after tho local happenings. 'Squire Burke has radeived a lottor from his who is now at Callio,Mexico, He says g torribly hotthere and ho is think- ing of moving o a cooler.clime, Ho is enthu. sinstic for Blaino because h helioves that if ho was president Amerioa would got botter protection, Ho writes th.t where ho is when an American engineer rons over a dru:kon Mexlcan ho 11 thrown into jail and keps there without o tricl, but if it is an Englishmsn who in runniog the engine, ho is released na soon s an Fnglish ofd ial domands it C— To Whom It May Concern. Thos. H. Stewart is no longer in the employ of SEAMAN'S Council Bluffs and Omaha Express. Orders left on slate at store of H. E. Seaman will recelve prompt wmion. e —e———— Literan, This eovening at 8 o'clock the usual gathering for young men will be held in Y. M. C. A, rooms, No. 12 North Main street. A very good time is expected. Young men should make special efforts to he present. e — Bo isterous Boys. A number of young bloods were brought to front yesterday for dis- turbfng the p oo Sunday night. There was a gang of them who in coming from the boer garden broke i upon the stilly night with attempts at winging, cat calls and other hurrah actions and they wholly fgnored the warnings of Officer Brooks. As a result Frank Cloud, William Swal- len, Long Dave Hentz, and Beauregard Miller were fined $9.20 each. John Ma- her was discharged for although he was in the party yet there seemed no evidence that he took any active part. S Good-Bye, Old Landmark! Yestorday the workmen commenced tearing down the old frame building next to Neumayer's hotel on Broadway, This building was one of the old landmarks. It was put up in 1851, and was for years known as Beebe's hall, thus named after the builder, and it was here that many who are now greyhaired, and are ranked among the old citizens, indulged in merry dances in their youngerglays. Here it was that the first thu‘mfilows were given in Council Blufls, When it was built tho town, as it then stood, was all east of it, that building being then considered on the wegtern side of the city. The old building h len sadly into decay, and for several yeats has been anold yookery. It is now to be replaced by a fine brick building, to be put up by lra Platner, and to be occupied by the grocery house of Parks & Platner, ——— The City Wallet, The following report of the city auditor was prosonted at the meeting of the city council last night: 70 the honorable mayor and city couneil of Counci Bluffs: - GrntLEMEN:—1 herewith sub. it the following report* of clt.y warrants is- sued during the month of May, 1854, also the total amounts paid out by order of the present council to May 8lst: General fund Police fund, Grand totals, ~ $7,904.79 §18. Tha Sotal bl allowed oy Gads conaoll: dur ing the samo time (there have been warcants insued, howaver, on_bills allowed, but not drawn, by the previous city ocounci)) are as follows: Curbing. . owor Sidowails C"f engineer's office. . Judgment fund. . Gias lights Dawages and condemnations . Iire department. Geueral fund, prop Strects wud alloys Police department Total, ll‘] 999,10, me«tlully mhmltud June 2, 1884, F. A, Buks, thy suditor, ‘The report of the city treasurer. Johu Clay- on. from May 5th up to May 81st, shows the following cash on har }'uhw Fund Park Fund Library Fund Judvement Fund OVERDIA Goneral Fund Paving Fund Total cach in treasury......, 5| ACOB BIMS. High Ciss Pauly, P T, S Until furx:nucn wo give to each R. Rice M. D twentieth er his purchase, what- of other tumors removed withoud the ever the prios OFialue of the ssme may CAN[:ERS knife or drawing of blood. be. Our cashier will keep an accurate BHRGNIC ]]lsBAfiEs of kinds & specialty. record of every transaction and when the 4'l\rr] t:nrh yoars "{.“,"'," experience Offioe No. ourl strect, Counc twentioth sale of any amount is made the n»:«',..'m ullt,:v'l"l‘v"-t S purchaser will'"be preeented with the | -—— ——— same. Wo have aflopted for the present this system of advertising because it gives INK our patrons instead of the newspapers nu- as represented, five per cent, which it cost us, Clothin, i vy . — retailed at wholesale prices. Hats re. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, | tailed at case prices. Furnishing goods, | [CE CREAM PARLOR. n H. HOT trunks, bags, umbrellas, etc., ete. Kvery e twentieth customer presented with his purchase. MercALy Bros, e Bushnell sells railroad tickets cheap to all points, H.H HORNE & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars Wo make a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA ¢nd YARA CIGARS, All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted 552 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, ROLLER SKATING ON SATURDAYS ONLY. RINK POR RENT AT $15,00 PER NIOHT. M o d i S t e N #LARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN, 3 14 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. H. H MARTENS, Prop'r. L — TS T Closing oOut Sale. In order to give my entire _attention to the m\nulncluro and eale of HAIR GOODS, my ntire s LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS Will be sold at COST until all disposed of. MRS D. A, BENEDICT, COMMERUIAL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, 0, 1 milling, 75@8! Vi 0; No. 8 6@ srn—Local purposes, 40@45. ' Oata—For local purpo @10, i Hay—810 00@12 00 per ton. s pae 100 iounil At the well-known Hstablishment Rye—40@4 Corn Moal - Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ o¥ 700, 7 Coul—Dlivored, hard, 11 50 per ton; sot, J. P. FILBERT, Yo WBROADWAY . . . . - . - COUNCIL BLUFKS, IOWA. osaling at 0o, 209 Upper Broaaway, the ] =, = A“MBTRONG. - PIONEER CASH|:élcivil nEinocor! voying,oarth Ottt o 110010, Do | N0 G & Gyt (T R0 A6 0Ppik HIE, NG, 01T 0¥, m)'m‘: '?;“?‘;@4 e Of Councll Bluls, Notieo our veduced Prico List. | ¢ . ote it All ' Orders by Mail. Promptly Attended 4 o give 13 Extra O Sugar for.. Is Granulated Sugar Cholcs Otmeal PRODUCE AND FRUITS. Quotations by J, M. St. John & Co., com- mission merchan adway, Poultry—Ready sale;chickens,dressed, live, turkey: 15c; liye, Ducks, dreased, i Oranges—b (0@ Lemons—3 00 Bananas—2 50@3 Buthr— Cmnmcr A HS S'I'OOK'I-T'BT & CO OF— FINEPARLORFURNITURE CARPETS, CURTAINS, WINDOW FIXTURES, and REPAIRING Interior Decorations and Ux A Spoclaly. NO. 309 BROADWAY - OOUNCIL BLUF B i Starch - a Rice I runcs ap. per pound per bunch Ib. ¥ rols, 10@1%. | oo 10 pounds Gi 40 pounds h Vegotab) cabbage, 4 cents per pound; ale #% 5 00 for prime stock; @2 25 per bushel, 40; onions, 7 apples, roady Beans, 150 10 8 porind Al kinds ,.‘.u.m Lusic LI G0 0 L T T, The undersigned is paying the highest market price for quality, 150 to 80c ‘per Rags RETT S. GOLDSTEIN, & & - - - 540 Broadway, Jouncil Bluffs COUNCIL BLUFFS. = The '0“"'“""1 e the umnln of |h;x -Jr:;al .mnl ::u can save monoy by dealing with us, Goods del rture of trains by ceotral standar ime, at the | froe In a the city. ool Gopots. " Tealns leave transfor dopot ¢on min- [ ' Ta & word: we ars boung to sell and challonge all N etcalf Bros-, u.cs earlier and arrive ten minutes later. audanle competition In this count 7 o) J LRERT WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINCY. Ui er Dicadway Chlcago Express Fags Mall. *Mail and Expres, Accommodation. YAt local depot only. HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 42 and 344 Broadway, . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA HEADQUARTERS BEAVARIAN BAND. Porsons wishing to engage this Band 9:05am | for parties, sociables, serpnades, etc., 6 pm GHICAGO, MILWAUKER AND BT. PAUL. 5:25 pm Express, i Expross, GHIOAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PAOIFIO. "Atiantio Expross, Day Express, *Dos Molnes Acoummodation, e, SILOAM *WABASH, BT. LOUIS AND PACIPIC, 22| MINERAL SPRINGS. Cannon Ball wilsam *A\ Transfer “nl W guaranteo the oure of the following named dis- d ‘soasde, OF no G 1 | Catunphy &1 Blood and Skin diseatés, Dyspepsia, 1 m | Complaint, Kidney and. ghddor Disoases. Gout, Nen- ralgia and Asthma, 'nfi“ &mfi ;rlo g)}!.\‘l!nvorlu ‘WHY D ON’ E Y O U Good hotel, livery wid bathing accomodation both winter and sumuer, ity highly plctu snd’ hoalthy. Au;a-lhn x Wabaah railw Corresponden OMI'SU" D. M. CONNEIL:X» UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH No. 14 IN. Main St., Jouncil Biuflfs. <» BB ET $)ME OF |FITCH EROTHERS' CUSTOM SHIRTS? Pertect Fitting, Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars and Cuffa, No. Fourth Street Council Blufl‘s. Towa KQIGKERBOGKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ! 1 220 South Main Street, Countil Bluffs, Towa. ‘We guarantee our work as first-class in over manner and style at low price We make a speclalty of Groupes, Families, and especially children, whic we take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US. SCHMIDT & RILEY, Proprietors. NEUMAYER’S HOTEL ON THE American Plan, MRS. J. J. GOOD. ERQix G-oods 29 Main Sireet - - - - = Council Blutfs D. A.BENEIDICT, Sian-Writer Grainer and Fresco-Painter Office No. 337 W Broadway, Council Bluffs, Wostorn Expross, Tacific Expross, <, Local Expross, {." Lincoln Fxpross, 8 AW Transfor only: 5838 seeT BBEB lflidl lon. il wwlm:rt MBRRILL, (!hnmlals W. R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Blufte, INE E for each subsequent n- ents at our office, No. Foarl Stroct, noar Bronds LD PAPERS—For salo at Bax office, aé 26 cents hundred, ANTED—Two first-class Coat makors, immedi- ately, Smith & Toller, 7 and 9 Main streck ANTED—E THRBER. conts a we estate colled 1on ageny savings bank. 01d Fellow PV — T uwu ruser. | Furniture and appointments all new. ered by carrier at only swenty OFFIGER & PUSEY Fuu SALE—Top Buegy, Doxter springs, and BANKERS singlo harness. Enquire, H. E. Seaman, 405 Councll Blufts Broadway. I OTEL FOR RENT--Tho emont House tor| Establisheqa - - nt on reasona lo terms. Furniture will be "AVly on pramises opposito Brond | Delers la Forelga and omestio Exchango an Home Reeuritt st " by - WAL W | PRYSIOTAN & SURGEON, and glos it as nfoely satho »Cm.nmmuuun Address 222 Middle Brosdway, Council Blufta, 8. & WESTERN 10WA NORMAL ~SCIENTIFIC AND— COMMERCIAL OOLLEGE. As thore are many So-Called Veterinary Surgeons In this city, who are practicing their quackety on our peoplo, T doem ¢ bu' Justi oto key tha I def y of them to pre d o« a diploma, or indicating that t nstituto, and Isuch quacks, | am the l]nly Know n - Gracuate IN WESTEKN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 125 B'dway, AT BLUE BAEN. T.J. CADY,M.D, V. 8. MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN THE 23rd of JUNE 1884, Hard and Soft coa,l, A complete courso for teachers and those desiring AND WOOD. . [ » higher Eglish education, a full business courso, with traiuing in actu-1 busi BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND BEWER PIPE. No, 639 Broadway, - . . ' COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. aduates of as ate, cost of living reasona lo, ‘society good, expori- enced teachers, For further particulars, inguire of BEARDSLEY & PAULSON, Coundil Bluffs, lowa. N. 8CHURZ. -, Westcott 504 Main Street, Council Bluffs, MANUFACTURER OF (TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATGHELS oouNcu. BLUFFS, I0WA Samrre Cs '1»:, a specialty. blmwl Tourist, and Trunk Straps. %".‘.’ x‘l‘z::'ns""vefll m";fl::"%nu B B e, o l]o;\;g{‘[?‘i;i:fil;;ww E-“’“]lz)&WA' Twenty Years Experience. - - I‘u_«}ifimn" Ne.xtly L\wutud nocsss ) § US| MONE Y TOT.OAN ON IMPROVED FARMS IN J. ¥. FULLER, 10WA, Oommlssu_)n Merchant IOWA AND NEBRASKA 0. 89 Pearl Street 80 PEARL STREET, towest BT, s, S, W, FERGUSSON & 00, comeidins™ v ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Llce. #1'k, Turcoman, Etc. Ol cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc ARPETS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. ome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line. heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the City, E. P, CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, MO. VALLEY, - - - “Send for Circulars.” Council Blufts, Iowa, MITH S5 TOLLBR We have the, I finest stock and all the latest de- signs to select || \\ The latest nov- elties for Spring _Overcoats we have just re- from. X S AT N ceived. See them THE 3 RLate=s) - LEADING BU u.«'fds"*..’{x“."‘uh"é’u Merchant Tailors COUNCIL BLUFFS. ), 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE . COUNCIL BLUFFS, Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care