Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1884, Page 6

e B iy Ctoday s from the DAILY BEE ;SDAY. JULY 23, 1834, Y BP‘ ~ |hamess which were mortgaged. He DAIL UlUe|iiaced the case in charge Clatterbuck, who THE = - = |of Constablo / QOUNCIL BLUFFS, |ce it to dotective C. E. Berwick - who caught his man in the postoffice yes- 3 " i norning. Upon being told by Wednosday Mornine. Julv 28 | L0 SEL", consier il un S SUBSORIPTION RATES, " | dor arrest he said he had been looking 30 senta et week | for jt, Ho was allowed 4o go free upon the promise of his brother to settle the case by Monday next. «The “official paper” which has been s0 mum about the horrible stench-hole loft by the clty “improvement” council, at last calls attention to the fact that See J. Reiter's summer goods. there is one atagnant pool on Fourth av- The bridge on Vaughan avenue has |enue. Things must bo gotting protty been finished and accepted. bad, when the .“0"ICII‘ paper” '.l}uu rund Cattle are being driven through the | the risk of loosing the city printing. No i dos the statement wich i h a vory rockloss man. | wonder it prelud princival streets in a very rockless R bl o ) ner. § there are circumstances which demand The Presbyterians held a social 1ast |y "y oL 'ohore are circumatances which evining at the residence of Mee, Haeps| = 0¥ UL o demandtag - 1t per, of Glendale. for weeks, even if that paper has beon MINOR MENTION. PROHIBITION POINTERS, H.H. HORNE & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars 7 Hunting for Authority for Taking Away Council Bluffs Oharter, The prohibitionists have been keeping very quiet of late and there are many oconjectures as to what they propose to o, the Macedoniaa scheme having proved a dismal fatlure. One of the suppositions is that the prohibitionists have concluded to wait until the towns in the interior of the state are made to obey the law, and then they will turn their attention to the river towns, Tt is also reported that they are busy at Des Moines hunting up the law and the precedents for taking away the charter of the city of Council Bluffs. One of the leading property owners and business men of the city said to Tue Bre man yesterday, that he hoped they would do this, not because he cared anything about the prohibition law being enforced, CIDER! CIDER! We make a speclalty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd Best Kentucky Barrels and Half Barrels. |vara CIGATS. "All Cigars old by us are of our own manufacture and warrantod as represented. FINE LEMONS. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, AGENTS FOR “Nay Queen’ Fine Cut Chewing the Bost- “Bee,” and “Rival” Cigars. The Best Nickel Goods Offered. We Quar- Give Them Trial Order. 562 Broadway, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS | ‘ 7 and 9 Main street, Couxcit BLuFrs, « « « = = TowaA. antee Our Assertion. Pormit to marry was yestorday EiVen| o, timid to whisper anything ahout it R, L, Thorp, of Omaha, and Helger Nel- {1 orovo¢or, Last evening the Round Table had a M. A. Moore, the contractor, threat- | oy oniovable time at the residence of ons to sue the city for §2,000, theamount | , 4 Bogbe, although there was a tingo not paid by property owners. of sadness in the fact that it was a sort A French immigration society is be- | of farewell reception to Rev. Cyrus Ham- ing organized in the Fourth ward. Frogs |lin, who has done so much for the inter- are 50 plenty there, you know. ost of the members, and to whom the The two and a half year old daughter |succes of the society is due. The firat of L. T. Brown, who haa her left shoul- | part of the evening was spent in a musi- der dislocated recently is improving very | cal and literary programme, and the lat- nicely. ter part to social converse and partaking . D. King & Co. of which our old of refreshments. Ono of the most ap- friond Gus Bergman is the *Co.” seems | Propriate features of the evenmg'u on- to be jumping right into @ fine cigar |tortainment was tho giving of sentimonts trade. by those present, these sentiments ac- Mrs. Barsh Molntgre has besn ad.|oOmPAnying thu_lut;vgr;\phu, l;cing after- T O e T Ly o D L L L S GO LA e G s iy U 1Sp0 ook, Which il Beced MEE e e lin a8 ploasant reminder of the even- ing thus spent. son, of New York, Harry Westlake, found sleoping at the dummy dopot, wos lot go yestorday by [, Judge Aylesworth, on the promise that| he would leave the city. Harry has about worn out this promise. There was a lively little discussion in ont of Beeke's furniture warerooms yestorday. It seems that Mr. Wickman has the contract from the city for putting & in curbstones on Broadway, aud Mr. A car of fast hiorses cams in yesterday | goqyo preferring the patent stone, had over the Rock lsland, and will l?nvo_ to- | grranged to have Mr. Hammer put that day over the U. P. for San Francisco, |, * 1y gangs of workmen appeared at James A. Hogan having them in [charge. the same time, and each insisted on do- There were twelve n tho car. ing the work. Finally Mr. Hammer's A team attached to one of Beecroft's | men pulled off, and the Wickham gang exprons wagons, yesterday afternoon, | went on. Mr. Beebe protested against took a run up Seventh street, and not | the city doing the work, as he preferred being able to cress the foot bridge, | making his own contatct. He claimed jumped in the creek. No damage. that the property owners were only giv- The season of navigation has opened | en five days in which to do the work, on the great lake on Seventh street, [and that this was not time enough. a crew of boys yesterday launching|Further than this, the stones that they thereon a great scow, which is to be|were putting In were only four inches in known as Admiral James' flag boat. thickness, while the contract called for How does it happen tnat one of the five inches in thickness. If there is powder-houses has beea forced to move much of this undersized stone being put way beyond the city limits, and others in, it is the making of a nice little are allowed to stay inside the limits? Ask | Profit for the contractors. something easier, this hot weather. — i e— The sheriff of Harrison county was CARRIAGE BUILDING. here yesterday with two men arrested (4 Rare Ohance to Get the Best there for larceny. They were brought Sort of Vehicles, before Judge Aylesworth on a writ of habeas corpus, and both turned loose. In making his rounds yesterday Tuk The five hogsheads which obstruct the | Bex man dropped into H. F. Hatten- sidewalk on Bancroft street opposite Hot- | hauer’s carriago factory onFourth street. tenhauer’s should be removed. They are It is a decidedly interesting place to a nuisance, VYesterday a lady while pass- | visit, for nowhere in this part of the ing them tore her dress on one of them. |country can one sce a larger or more George H. Forguson has challenged varied display of vehicles. It is a reg- D. T. Stubbs, the holder of the medal of | Uar exposition show. Mr. Hattenhauor the young men's shooting club, and tho has Leen all his lifetime in the business, contest is to take place next Tuesday at and hence knows what goed work is, and the driving park. the r?puhtiun he 'hn gained since the The sheriff's sale of Michaels Bros.’ establishment of his works, in 1863, is atook of jewelry, which was to have tak- :fi_":a‘::n:::;":z ’L‘;v‘;";;“:z. ‘;::,"' i ors on place yestorday, was postponed for a |y o poneht of has knowledge. It has fow days, there being a prospect for some settlement of their financial diffi- culties. got 80 that when & man wants to boast of his carriage or buggy, he says, *‘why, 5 5 : i that's one of Hattenhauer’s Yesterday morning while arranging the | a0, He does not make belt on the pully in the foundry William | gheap ~ work, but still puts his Fifield was knocked off » ladder and his | prices as low as the quality of the work rightshoulder badly bruised, the pully |yl warrant. Just now he is making falling to the floor but luckily not land- | some specially low prices to reduce his ing on him. stock, and anyone thinking of buying a " vehicle of any sort should take advantag The line of march for tho show parade | of this. ~Thoso who can should call and grounds on | examine for themselves. Those who can- Twelfth street to Ninth, then to Broad-|not should send for his illustrated cata- way, along Broadway to Pearl to Willow logue and prices, and may be equally cer- 2 tain of fair, square treatment. He has a avenue, and along that avenue to Ban- | gomplate atock, a full line of everything. coroft, aad up to Broadway again, There are some nice, light driving road A man named Nason, employed onMr, ;,‘l“’“‘i "‘il‘hi’b‘“ from ”,3 to 200 pounds, Champ's new house on Oakland avenue, ml:lll‘y"e:::x::l :fi'u“flu ml;:m::u:,:yll;):‘, was yesterday afternoon overcome by the | his own make, and this means to all who intense heat, and had to be taken to his [ know him the best material, the most boarding house on Twelfth avenue, near | thorough workmanship, and the fin “Tenth street. 1t is not thought that the | BRish: Furthor than this ho always w but because the city government was get- ting so bad in other respects, especially as rogarded streot improvements that ho felt it was high time to take heroic meas- ures. He believed that it would be a good thing to take away the charter, turn out the present officers, and put the city in the hands of trustees appointed by the governor, business men, he did not care to what party they belonged. The Carson Criterion has lately inter- viewed IFrank Shinn, the attorney for the prohibitory alliance. The Criterion ropresents him as saying bitterer things WIRT & DUQUETTE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - e S o ALL;, TRIMMED HATS At Cost about Counctl Blufls than he said when Heed, T0ihya: qrill A fter Julv. terviowed Attornoy Frank Shinn | MRS, §, J. NORRIS, 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs. I0OWA LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF HairGoods In Towa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, Towa. ol Pumiohing Gonds snd Notionsat RS, A, BENEDICT, Manufactarer. ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENGH urtains, in Lace, £1'k, Turcoman, Etc. Oll clothsMattings, Linoleums Etc ARPETS Bhoicest 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, Curtaius and House Furnishings in the % ! Pl n @9 City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - |COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care. BECHTELES NEW HOTEL the state authoritios lifo and proberts | o Kimball Orsan o oog and favorsbly known n the west, raoommends st COUNVILRBUUESE would not be safe wi .| 3T STEWAR Sont for above lines of Goods. | Warerooms, 829" Broadway, H T are ey geod men i Council| Coundit Biuffs, lows. | Correspondence Solicited. ~Agonts Wantad. w vy, | The Best $2a day House in the West Blufts who think with Omaha a great city 5 just across the river would be materially Centrally Located. enefited by the enforcement of the law; Sample Raomu,F o irst Olass Table, All Modern Conveniences. that the hotles would take from Council Reauced Rates to Regular Boarders. on his return from Council Bluffs for the purpose of learning the state of the pub- lic mind of that city with reference to the enforcement of the prohibitory law. Ho says that there aro a tew earnest temperance men there who are very de- termined in their efforts to enforce the law and come out boldly declaring it shall and must be enforced; that every man he conversed with who was not di- rectly or indirectly interested in the liquor traffic, would say the law should be enforced, and many other laws that woro openly violated. Buc they have t the head of the city government a mayor that is encouraging men to vioiate the laws of the state, and a set of police- men that frequent the bar and are influ- anced with thesame spirits Vaughan is— ardent spirits. The mayor of tho city is the distinguishedleader of saloon keepers, gamblers and a class of men who openly threaten violence to any person who files formations, or to attorneys who engage in prosecuting the violators. The city with such a mayor is virtually with- out a government, and were it not for " To be sold regardless of cost for the next two | wreeles to malke room for § || Fall Gocds. J.J. AUWERDA, 317 Broadwav. Council Bluffs Mhickering Bost and Most Reliable. HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO Endorsed by FRAxz Liszr, EMEKSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANO Best Modern Price to Buy. ‘Real Estate Tranafers, A 3 “Thomas Officor to E. A. Patton, lot 6, Ra.llway Time Table. block 9, Hyatt's sub, 81,500. EL1e C.R L &P. R R. Co., to Eli Hall, Blufts much patronage that they now have, and that the people who drink beer would go to Omaha and spend_their | e} sw}, 1, 77, 43. ~ £1,000. 1 money there, that city getting all the W. H. Freeman to 8. anlu.\wm. lots revenue, and the cause of temperance be- | 24, 25 and 26, block 4, Big Grove. $100. ing no nearer promoted in the Blufis| Total sales, §2,600; total sales for the | local dopots. '‘Traine leavo transfer dopot ten min- than it would to have open saloons. Mr. | week, $29,705. oA GG, BORLINGIOH 1o ooy Shinn thinks that the arrest of Constable =¥ 3 Rayburn and} incarcerating him in jail, | The genuine Cleveland hats will be on Ghicago Express: has aroused the ire of the better |yl at Metealf Bros.’ by the 2oth. P . dlass of citizens of tho sity, and ol they now see the element that is_ruining e - the city and they will no doubt, it driven | SPECIAL: NOTICES. to do 8o, insist upon Governor Sherman calling a special session of the legislature to consider the necessity of revoking the city charter and place the city under the control of trustees. Hesaysit s a ter- vible state of affairs when a policeman |and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsequ can havo the cheek, backed by a crank |sertion. Leave advertiscments st our office, No. of a mayor, to arrest a state officer when | Pearl Strect, near Broadwav COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU « ET SOME OF FITCH BROTHERS’ CUSTOM SHIRTS? Portect Fitting, Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars and Cuffs, No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1w Mail and Express, Pacific Express, NOTICE.—Special a vertisements, suo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board Ing, eto., will bo inserted In this column a$ the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion GHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC. ‘Atlantio Express, pm tion,! 6:05 p m *At local depot only. ¢ *WABASH, BT. LOUIS AXD PACLFIO. ail, Cannon Ba'l in the discharge of his official duties. He WANT! - ’ thinks that the good people of Council | o T e ranster onl BEE NEUMAYER S HOTEL Bluffs will be obliged to call upon the | J7°% JALE—A compicte stoek 3 Express, ON THE governor for protection, if there is not S class location, doing agood businges, st | EAGo Express reasons glven for selllog. Address Mc reform in the city government. — » No. 80 South Main strect. PEKRSONAL, OBT—Gold bracelet on Sunday, July 12th. Find- er will bo suitably rewarded upon leaving the same with cashier, Boston Tea store. good Tismith for goae country shop. Address W. W. Lo vid Bradl ' office, Council Bluffs, = = American Plan, ‘acifio Express, al Fincoln Express, *At Transfor only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, J. M. Palmer was not quite as well yester- day Furniture and appolntments all new. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Bluff Phillip Thoma goes to St. Paul for a few | Ya7AFTED—By marrie] man, aged 40, situation days visit, in a wholesale roceryhou: years experience. i A R, ow, the postmaster of Logan, was | Address ““J.B. B. o . . » in the city yesterday. ‘osition as engineer or firem Jaes Bmikh, ons of ($he prleprictors of the | hepirina iav Do onrelie ofl org e o of s, WARREN WHITE Rovero house has malar'a, E. H. Odell has been confined to his house | WWANTED -Five bundred = pleoes of frstclass TATHE & WEHEHITE. secoud hand carpet and Ewo bundrod beating by illness for a few days, but is gaining stoves. I MANDEL, 825 Broadway. ATTO R“Evs AT LAw 8. H, Lemon, business agent of 1" augh’s, OLD PAPERS—For sale at Brx office, at 25 conts L] is at Kiel's hotel, which will be the headuar. ind Practice In State and Foderal Courts, (s g T P Collections prowptly attended to, Room 9, Schugart’s Building, Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c each, Switches ®1to $20 each, Hair ornaments given with every pur- chase, All kinds of hair work promptly attended to, Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50c per inch. ALL KIND8 OF EairGoods MRS. J.J GOOD - - - - = 29 Main Stree J.B, TATE, vory body in Council Bluffs to_take Delivered by carrier at only twonty 0, D, Reeves has soverod his conneotion with the Hoosier drill company, and has in- vested hix spare cash in a roller skate manu- facturing company, at Richmond, Indian and has been made the treasuror of the com. pany. Ho iggrell known among the agricultur- alimploment nen, and commercial toarists in the heavy weight, o — O SALE CHEAP- SapoMMEROIAL, No. 3% novth Haln stseot, COUNR'L BLUFFS MARKET, r will rent by Sept. 1st to a family F“ufil‘\mmw Tall, e buatas. Addons K, SOUNEH PHUFRR I0% 4 B oice, Council Blifts :llll!n‘ 1,!1«:!“);:::0 I::).I I-‘;n.s;h. WI R- VAUGHAN. nquire of Frank Cook, Room 9, Shu- . Soimal gt |Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Councll Bluffe, Real estate oollection agency, Odd Fellows Block MAX MOEIN,. Proprieto CRESTON HOUSE ———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS,—— - STUATION WANTEI By a thoroushly compe- | 2ver Savogs Hank. Nos. 21 ; 5 i 2 RGLARNGL L SN ALY rants his work thoroughly, Ho has alao | 7o Whetto - B e e T e ; j0s. 217 and 219 S, Main S, - - COUNCIL BLUFFS P ry serious, in stock some second hand buggies| " Gorn—Local purposes, 40@ Bax olice, Qogncll Blufls, Euogene Shaw, the night clerk at the which he has taken in trade, aud which Pacific, had a narrow escape from sorious | > will mell very low o S . that one who desires to purchase injury yesterdsy morning, He was put-|any sort of a vehicle can lur‘;ly find ting his revolver away when it went off, | something t» suit both the fancy and the the ball passing between the first and Pofll“-bwk-h n e _| Among the work just finished is a :"“’.’:‘: ELARLRL DL et ) 80d bury- |y otitol family carriage for Mr, S, ng itaelf in the wall. 8. Btevens, the general agent of the The dear old grandmother was a little Chhlzu‘ Rock Tsland. It is what is provious in mentioning that_tho Spirit | Hiled b "Surrey, with canopy top, and 5 . In convenience an Lake party had already gone. General | jomfort, o botter vehicle for such a pi Alexander, of Nebraska, and Arthur e could not be devised, while in Patterson, of Omaha, have gone to Min- neapolis, together with J. T, Oliver, of | Every nut, every iron, every dotail, is as i L . finished and smooth as the most skilful this city, but T. E. Cavin, Richard|york can makoit, and it needs no expert Greene, and Rev. T, J. Mackay will not | to see that is no ordinary coinage either Jeave until Wednesday night, and will be | in material or work, joined by the others at Spirit Lake, | Hattenhauers factory is cortainly a Thursdsy morning. Icu-m to this city, and the way his work i o A tood the tes’ of timo has given the Homer Coy, who iven up the |} a confidence which is s teadil hotel hulinel’;, has lomd‘tln bu‘i’lding being strengthen < s - lately occupied by John Nicholson, Shipments of Stock, and is preparing to open a confectionery [ mhy following were the shipments of and fruit store, and will probably open & { 4, from the union stock yards, July restaurant in connection with it. He|ooq. will also keep flowers and plants in| geinphaugh & Morriam, 1 car hogs, 56 their season, Mr- Coy has a wide ac-| head, to Chicago via. R. 1. quaintance and hundreds of friends, who )Fnllcr & n;lll!;sr. 1 car hogs, GGhead, to will gladly become his customers, and Chicago via, Mi waukee, - . C. Stewart, 1 car horses, 17 head, to will doubtless make the venture a profit- | g “py) "Neb., via, Union Pacific. lbl';;.l’. priggs . " c::};:xgifl“' 1 car sheep, 100 head, gheriff of coln, Neb,, arriv RS GHLEN- y Tere several days ago looking for s men Cfi,‘_‘?flf' 4 “'h“‘::_"’ B bead; ;to named Sylvestyr Btroud, who had ‘left l_!.'!’. Grifl!u, 3 cars, OO hesd, to Lincoln with & farm wagon, horses and | Chicago via, Milwaukee, uty of finish it cannot be excelled. ; Onts—Kor local purposes, . X, PUSKY, , 36@ 40, Hay—£10 00@12 00 pet ton; bal FRTER s 0 et b e, OB o OCorn Moal—1 80 per 100 pounds, 70870(»4-(.0«! supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ | * Coal—Delivered, hard, 1150 per ton; soft, 5 00 per ton Lard—Fairbank's, wholosaling at 9jc. Flour—0ity flour, 1 60@3 80, Brooms—2 96@8 00 per doz. LIVE BTOOK, Cattle—Butcher cows 3 50@4 00, Butcher steers, none in market. Hewe Bocuritt B ICE! ICE!! ICE!!| R. RiceM.D. PRODUCE AND FRUITS, For pure river Ice patropize the blue wagos t Quotations by J, M. 8t, J. 3 stact teed. Leave orde it No. 46 8ot or other tumors removed withoul the mission morchants, 538 Bro oo ve onders at No. 46 soutn | GANCERS, SiieGF Srawin o biood. Poultry—Live old hens, Telephone No. 84, CHRONIC DISEASES ot inds » spectaity. MULHOL Over hirty years practioal experience Office No Pear troet, Council Bl &4 Conoultation tree , L DOR BALE.—A golden opportunity to get into a legitimate d profiteble business on easy 3 asons for selling, Address C. R. Council Blufts BANKERS. . Councll Bluffs . aress | EStablishea - - ux, office, Council DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Eloctric Belts Sold in the Month of June by us, Agents Wanted! References—Any o the busine houses in Counell Bluffs, JUDD & SMITH Proprietors 319 BROADWAY . COUNCIL BLU: D. M. CONNELL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WNo.12 IW. Main St.. Oouncil Blufr GENTS—Ladies and gentlemon can make first class wages by selling the ‘‘Champion Bosom Strecthor and ronlny Any lady can do up & shirt gloas it as nicely as the best laundri for paculars C. B. 8. & 1. Co. uffs Is. 1856 Dealers In Forelgn and omestlo Exchange an ND & NICHOLAS, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. — - - FOR SALE-Two large lots with three raised b, ot st vaprovsssnte, wisgos oty | NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. rental of 824, Price §1,700. Shevnp—— Address L., Bix Offoo Sealed proposals will be received by - o | the undersigned till Augus 1684, at P vy Mrs, B, J, Hilion. ¥ 0., noon, for the building of the new Pres- byterian Church in C il Bluffs, Iowa. thnt““m' Thermometer, go up and fix PHYSIGIAN & SURGEON' yterian Uhuroh in Counci Blutly, Jowa. sulator,” said a Baltimore & A Plans and specifications can be seen at Ohio line man to his assistant. 221 Mi4dle Brosdwey. Counsll Blus the Bank of Officer & Pusey. The assistant immediately began to Contractors, in their bids to state the climb the tall telegraph pole with the [ JAcoB 8IMS. price at which they will take the stone, reatest agility, X h brick and lumber of the old Church “Thermometer is & fuuny name for a Th The committee reserve the right to re- ~“1t's & mighty appropriate name. He Anorne s 'at'l_aw ject any and all bids, is tho boss climber of the season.” 1 Lemons—6 00 per box, Bananas—2 00@3 00 per bunch, Butter— Creamaery, 2 lls, choice 9@10c. {‘flr—l:l ‘egetablos onions, 7ho; e applos, 1 hrl: bean X", 504 Main Street, Westcott, Council Bluffs, MANUFACTURER OF S.uu'! CAn;ES a Tpcciulty. Shawl, Tourist, and Trunk Straps. Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Exec uted E. P, CADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, N eto-aif Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERSHIN map, isitnot!”’ asked a bystander. A g, | BLATS, CAFS B v - OCOUNQCIL BLUFFS, JOW, $umoko Seal of Noreq Caroling Tobac. | Qce Mal B w25 3 Bunpat 8 e TR CHnoxt ’ » Lo Es o, Wabeo's Hook. Willpeactice s” i sud Fedors! Council Bluffs, and 544 Brcadway, - ' COUNCIL BLUF¥S, 10W TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS ™ \ J