Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 8, 1884, Page 6

i 1 i n rHE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1884, L4 A THE DAILY BEE.| THESOLDIERS BOME. |Gnnind st S0 SIun” it own county and expects a good sprink. Thie Grand Army of Towa Making a G700 S0 € pn‘rzln of the dit- Move to Got it For This State, trict. However, no am untof *“fgur —— ing” at this date will dl‘t«'rmi:a v;h i i .| the lucky nman is to be, but with either ATy thie: -I""N:‘m;n I‘he h-*d'! of the gentlemen bove named, we ar quacters cf the G. A. T, of Tows, indic |of ho wepyemel Sprie et i I oates that the veterans do not propose to [y igum,” may put up will be lefe. go to sleep while the new soldiera’ home | Malvern Loeader, is being located: T Hin.avaurens Derauraesz on Tows, | IT WON'I' BURN, GRAND AuMy oF THE REPUBLIC, Warten Auguss 4, 1884 - J ~ General Ordors N Past Dept. Commander, P. Past Dept. Commander, H. F, wnd Commander Joh Lindt, ot Post 29 are hereby appointed a committee to co- operate with the committee appointed by the Twentieth (+eneral Assembly to confer with the board of managers of the N ad a tional Home for disablad volunteer sol- diers, and if possible secure the location of a Home in lowa. This committee will meet at Dos Moines August 10th, They desire to know the number of wsoldiers—not alone comrades of our order—but all soldiers 1is evening at|in this department who are dependent pon friends or the state for support. The commander, adjutant and chap- Isin of the post located at each county 7 Eriday M;)rni;\g éugustB. TBUBSORIPTION RATES, < = = 80 nenta per waek 41000 p v your No. 7 Poarl Stresi, Near Brondway. MINOR MEN I'ION. Beo J. Reiter's summer styles, The alarm of fire last evening proved to be a false one. The Presbyterian sooial union b picnio yesterday aftornoon. Twenty-eight unhappy couples ask to have the matrimonial bonds loosed atthe ooming term of court. 3 There wili be a concert t! 830 o'clock. in Baylisa pack, by the | Oouncil Bluffs’ 8srenading club. : ft its dole- |soat are designated asa committee to Hontqomeq countydh:; il 'i; :o obtain the desired information. ubT tihinktenoted, and sey B9 W Commanders of all othet posts, or adju- be divided as to preferonces for congress- | ¢.niy are raquested to report to l?u oz;:p man,j mittee in their respective counties the he Earli 1 names of all needy soldiers, The author- The cases against tho Karling saloon | fit 5es o housen and poor farms, city rmen have fallen throngh, tho proseouting | ,na township ofticials, will assist you witaosses not putting in an sppear-| You are earaestly requested, comrades, ance, to give this matter immediate and care- A 4 1 Broad the Re. fal attenuon. Here isa pn'ctllcll field e way, near the Re-|g,. work. As citizans of Towa as vere house, and kept by one Jensen, was | well :s Girand I?xjn.y monh woNh:va T but b) hibition, [ deep interest in bringing the Nationa v . Ool. Parsons Gives a Sntiafactory Test of His Now Paint, V. Cary, d Ool. O, F, Parsons, of Adama county. is in the sity, and gave a very practical test of his fice and water proof paint. He had made & wooden model of a house out of pine boatds, and covered it with a coat of his paint. This he surrounded and covered withshavings, and then saturated these with kerosene oil, so that when the match was touchoed it made the hottest sort of o fire, the little house being inthe centre of the flimes for ten or fif- teen minutes. When removed there inside of the little house was as cool as though it had not been surrounded by such heat, and the outside of the box had been hardly affected at all by the fire. Those who witnessed the test were much interested and pleased. Clonel Paraons is planuiog to start a manufactory of the paint here, an industry which should be heartily welcomed and given the substan. tial support it merits. He claims many advantages for his paint besides that of being fire-proof, and water-proof and can use it fur other purposes thsn that of buildinge and roofs. Itis a very cheap preparation and can be used for side- needy comrades now; very many others | walks, cellar bottoms, cistorns, in fact The janitor, Oharles Bender, of the| who areliving by their daily Jabor will | anywhers and cverywhero where it is opora houss, seems to be doing finely [80on be unableto work, and will have a|desired to stop leaks, or make anything Yeaterdsy he satup in his room in the claim upon the nation they gave the best | water-tight. ears of their lives to save. We may G opera house and was very comfortable. | SRRy rently to their happiness by The sewerage work is progressing well | securing for them the comforts of home on Broadway, The dirt is being packe d | without cuiting them off from the fend 9 " associates of earlier years. in tho ditches by using streams of water, | "'y would sugyest that you call atten- aad ought to settle so envely in this way | tion of your local papers to this nl:-nevi, i rther trouble. that the facts may come to the knowl- by g - edge of all likely boyumplt!f:a with the George Wesley, while in the mazes of ubjects in view. the dance at a little eocial gathering| Ocunty committees will forward their Wednesday ovening, in some way turned | reports before the end of this month to his foot and suffered a sprain of the ankle, | Hon. P. V. Curey, Des M ines, Towa. 3 § 2. Itis with pleasure that weannounce whioh will lay him ap for a fowdaye. | ¢ the loyal women of Towa are active- Wednesday evening a party of ladies(ly engaged in the same labor f love with and gentlemen, consisting of about twen- ourselves in striving to mitigate the suf- Xk 1 IR vat! ferings of our unfortunate comrades and ty couples, took possusslon of their tamilies, Ou the 18th of July the denoe of Mr. and Mrs, Charles K. Tay- | department organization of the Women's lor, 904 Sixth street. It was a merry|Relief corps was completed, with Mrs. house-warming. . Mattie Dawson, president, and Miss T N 5 Maggie Monroe, socrotiry, both of The Ladies' Harmony Mission society Agency. We commend " their noble will give their fiest sociable Friday even- | society to the confidence of the Grand ing, August 8ih, 1884, at the residence Army. 3 of J. M. Palmer, 221 Harmony stroet, | 5z [Oomrade George W, Harbin, Post i i ot | 68, is hereby appointed department in- Eatertained by young lsdies. Rofresh- | apector, vioe Harvey Smith, and he will menta served at about 9:30 o'clock, fiowg nd obeyed accordingly. 4 4 eadquarters of this uepartment In the |mprnvemen§ they mado on| .\ o established on the fair grounds at Broadway the old T rails of the streot| Das Moinos durirg Tuesday, Wednesday car track will be used in extending the | and Thursday o !I‘;n state T}? de track up Broadway, aud in their place partment nrvmmn? er or syme mem| or of will be put down the strap railuson psisiw sk homoulito Ml Roomy ados, Vot 14 their fri Main streot, and as required by law. | By commmandof b W TN hoa il e aren o L1500 L e e et e Eowarp G Mizies, | tionwith ths Amaiic.n Exprows company. aseleot delogates to the congressional con- Deparrment C wamunder, | Ogden H. For and Ch rles B Pierce. vention will moet at the court house this Onzsrer B 8rr1son, Asst. Adjt. Gen. [ two of the liading a'torney« of Jane-ville, afternoon at 2 o'clook. - It will doubtless| Try May Queen—Opora House. = Wirconsin, pysed through here ye.terday, prove an interesting occasion, but pro ———— ONE DOLLAR COFFINS, eurou e for Nebraska, whero they had some 1 gal busivess to ‘0ok afser. bably more harmonivus than the Fourth ward caucus. Prof J. J. Slattery, who s spending Lis vacat on wi h old f iends in St. Louls, reports John P. Williams, of Lincoln, state| A Human Body Valued at the Oar-|th*th3iswel and enjoying himself hugely. agent of the Germania Insurance com- oasees of Two Dogs, He favors .’I.m:{hffdv{\uhil l;«ru'p ctura of the Fitlvt e (iawe s aras A Tad e new exjosition buildi g in that city. the loss on the old house formerly ooou- pled by Balls"Clover, “Mr., ‘Willissw!ia| o 5 ot {ho underlaking business of AR "!d and “P"mn“‘! SRANEAROE AN | Ehe county, and it will prove of interest and it doey not take him long to settlo|, ' Far i) that th business, and sstisfactorily too, 7 Y0 08mNAL oW i the Bieanger 2 T4500¢ who chaucas to die here without friends The funeral of Mrs, Elizabeth Beohtel, | o money, can be buried at the county's mother of Mrs. K. N. Slyter, took place exponse without adding only one dollar yesterday afternoon. Mrs, Beohtel was | to the burden of taxation. A dollar cof- born in Maryland in 1818, and oame 0 | fin is o novelty which is saidto have been this city In 1863. She leaves three |tho reault of competition, and will prob- daughters, Mrs. J. M. Ronnedy of |ably ero long be found on tho shelvos cf Logan, Mra. K.N. Slyter and Mrs. | tho numerous dollar stores through the g:‘el!::olhnx. and ome son, Mr, J. D. country, whio'h now sell almost every sort tirm starts in on the second yoar of job- 3 3 of an article for a dollar ex-|bing rubber goods, with 6very assurance Prof. Ogden last evening gave a very oopt coffins, Mr. Morgan, who has the | of having as large or largoer a trade than interesting lecture concerning his ex- county contracts now, showed a Bex [P house in the west in this line, and perience in southern prisons during the | man the other day ono «f these doilar | th® enterprise is cortainly one which will war, and his escapes aud recapturen |00fis. 1t cortainly did not seom that|PEOVe 4f advantago aud a credit to Coun- Prof. Ozden has proved himself a valua | here could bo any groat smount of Ui gady;. .8 . trado bl At , bus been established reaching from Dea blo help in the normal institute here, and | £ 1t was all ":nfit‘.“ "T'!:ln:lll:.x“ilzu:ie .:i:::x: Moines to Denver, besides north and ho will long be rememberod with|any sort of boards, as from old packing south, and the number of orders already pleasure by all who have attended the | cases, being used, and the box is covered | *¢cured for this soason indioate that jib- aabelon i which ho his taken parl, with thr cheapest sort of black calico, or | Y108 hvuses in Council Biufls, if they o —— PrRSONAL 7./C. Hoffman has a bran new boy at his house, Mrs. Dr. Woodbury has left on a summer trip eust, Dr, Warren, of Shenashonh, is spending & fow days in tho city. L. C. Baldwin has gone westward to look after his cattle iutere ts, J. W. Alden, of Imogens, wasat ths Ogden yesterday accompaied by his wife, Rev, J. O. Stephenson, of Shenauhosh, was stopping at the Pacific yesterday. Alderman P, J. McMahon returned from Splrit Lake yesterday bale aud hearty. Mr. and Mr., Olmsterd have returned from & months trip to Srivit Luke and Minuesota, Mrs. Frank Cuoley and daughter, Miss May, have gone to Muncapolis to spend two weeks or 80 with friends, J. H. Hi'l, of the Empire hardwara com- pany, leaves to day with his family for & vis- it to relatives aud fri nds in Michiza A. A. Davss who his been sub tituting for Mr. 8 yte ,of the American Express company, hasace pted a position with the Pacitio Ex- rers company. . 8. Slyter, who had his kneo di located ina rao-wway smiwsh uy three and a half ‘Well Started, 7. T. Lindsey & Co. now have their new building on North Main street com- ple ed, and pretty well stockod up with rubber goods for their wholesale trade, over 5,000 cases having already been re- oceived and more to follow, while ship ments are being made on orders right alorg. The new building is 24 by 95 feot, two stories and basement, and is well arranged, with office, elevator, et , 10 that goods can be handled eamly and business transacted conveniently. The Thero has been some lively compoti hickering Piano HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO wli ( i J. L. STEWA Council Bluffa, Tows. Bost and M ost Rellable, Endorsed by Fraxz Lt EMERSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone o Finish KIMBALL PIANO Best Modern Price to Buy Cor DeV € & WRICHT, HflFflWflffi, UIIUBIY, Tinners’ Slflflk, Ete. __COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, 68 ecal attention by mall: , 70 long and favorably known in the west, racommends itelf, Hole Agent for above lines of Goods, wpondence Solicited, WHOLESALE OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, 662 Broadway, H. H. HORNE & CO., OOUNOCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. Wareroums, 320 Broadway, Agents Wawted, - — - SMITH & TOLLER, Agt, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street, ‘ Couxotr, BLuPrs, - « « - « Towa. o H.H. HORNE & CO.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars . We make a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by un are of our own manufacture and warranted s represented, from the effeots of poil tered, a few days ago. about two years ago Chris Hanson, of Siovx Cuty, died scn, self adminil native Norway, returning with a young girl, who lived in the family untilit be- came apparent that the girl was soon to become & mother. He did not deny that he was the father of the child, and this caused much family trouble. timo Hanson and his wife scparate sleeping apartments. Mrs. Hanson'’s plan to have a divorce, as her husband did little for the support of the family. For some Main s'reet. Telophone No, 84 MULHOLLAND & NICHOLAS, Hair Go ods PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. FOR SALE—Two lage lots with threo ralsed houser, and all improvemen's, brioging montuly Price §1, 00, reutal of §24, [ICE! ICEI ICEN! For pure river Ico patror Ize the blue wagons—rat- stacticn guaranteed. Loavo orders at No. 46 South LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF In Iowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, odST i an s aupiost et ¥} MRS, D. A, BENEDICT, Mannfacturer. — Address L., Bxn Office SPECIAL NOTICES. KOTICE.—Special o verticoments, swo Found, To Loan, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Board a0 Lot Ing, oto., will bo Inserted In this column at the lov rate of 'TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent o Pearl Streot, near Broadwav. MUR &, bel 'w val Al or in part. It not sold ees, with house furnishe ode-ate ren. gate this offer. 1n the city. - o 10th streer. If taken soon will urni'ure, once will or unfy me Any one thinking of makin theirhme {u Councd Elufls will do wol to investi: Itia the best hargai M A. sertion. Leave advertiscmonts at our office, No. n ever offared UPTON. 03T—Lap robe, Sunday moruing between Her: 4 dio barn A packi: g house Bultable rewmd wis office, Council Bluffs. Valley, Towa. sod barbur, will gool wagos, steady job. Harmon & Carlton, Missourl Onn PAPERS—For sale at Bxx office, at 25 centa & hundred, WANTRD-—uwry boay in Councll Blufls to_take ocenta & Tuns-: Delivered by carrierat only twenty OR SALE C and billiard hall. Brzoffloe, Councll Blufl Al wages by sellin t Strecther and roning Bon fin Any lady can do up a and glog, ic a8 iooly' for paztic . Blutts tho vest I —Good boarding house, sloon Fine busisess, Addiess K. s ntlcmen can mako first mpion Bosom h rd.” Hetail at #1.00. o shirt without a wrinkls undries can, Addresc 8. & L Co., Bus offico, Counci iiailwa;y“'-l‘ix‘ne Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The toliowing are the times of the arrival and de turo of trains by central standard time, at the ocal depots, Tralne leave transfer depot u.cg easlior and arrive ten winutes later. 0li10AG0, BURLINGION AND QUINOY, LEAVE. 586 pm Chloago Express 9:40 % 0 Fas Mall. 5468 m “Mail and Kxpresd, (230p Accommodation. *A% local depot only. 125 p Cxproes, 0:16 & 10 Express, CII0AGO, ROCK 1ALARD' AND PACTFIC, 6:80 pm "Atlantio Exprose, *At Transfo CHI0AGO And NOR Day Expi Pacifio E: Local *At Tran fo Mail and Express, Pacific Expross, CII0AG0, MILWAUKI AND BT. PAUL, Day Express, *Dea Moines Accommodation, *44 local depot only. r oly THWUSTHRS, Expresn, Paciflc Exprese BIOUX OITY AKD PACIFIC, 8t. Peul Express, ross SUNION PACIPIC. Western Expross, xpross, Exprecs, Lincoln Expross, r only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, Loave—7:20-4:40-9:30-10:80-11:40 a. m. ten min 9:06 8 m 646 p m 9:06 8 m 54 p 6:05 p P 3 1:80-2:8 9:80-4:80-6:5/-0:20 11:05 p. . Sunday—9:30-11:40 A m 1:80-8: te before loaving time -0:30-8:30-11:06 p. tm. Artve 10 min CASH TALKS ! At the well-known Establishment \y i3 thi f th: o h manage, can reach out far aud near and The police aro still talking of resigning | white olesh. n;l,::n':';“:fif_ tined With | ihar in much business, The firm con it thoy aro compolled to acospt §60 a|light filling of excelsior. Tno whols | ¢ ieell to handling the Now Jersey month in general fund warrants, whioh |°‘fl‘lhl0m"\'hlt better than it roully is, | q::fig;n f:‘;l:::xg‘;:l‘;!'nlfi:c:nlz e u ) eliar ¢ s ompete a¢ 20 por oout. discount would bring | $1d this s the coflia whioh must coutain | (5 (L UG O P OB SRERee their o ains of the moneyless, fr.endless A pay down to $18 a month cash, 1f stranger, who at sometime, somewhere, had dealers, but the advantage is had of the they faro no botter than the men who those whoso love for him was as strong | §7938 beivg bere, whore they can be had worked in tho mud and water digging| s that for others moro fortunate, Whila 90 8 14 hoire Betiy r'r"i*";_"’hib‘::g y t ¢l f offin i A L ful 00 shipj ditobae at $1.75,aud then only gotting | \0ut ooete one dolar for s coflia i g’y distance. The new bailding and sixty cents on the dollar, the policomen' man somebody, the ci'y pays myy cents | the comparatively new business make cash per month will amouut to only §36 | to the man who digs a hule in the gronnd ‘l';’l"‘; 8 valusble addition to Council No one oan blame them for zicking, It|snd dumps in the carcass of a dog. Car- [ 21 BT S T would cost that much to get wooden meu | rying the matter out mathematically it s ¥ o set on the corners ana keep them |sooms that one human being is cousid: IPglioe Boluteps. deoently patuted, ercd hereabout the value of two stray| Yesterday there was but one plain dogs. drunk to be polished off at a cost of 60, Two fellows from Omaha were before the bar for fast driving. They gave their names as Dorwiski and Romsen. It appeared that they were so well pleased with the long stretch of paving on Main street, that they had a race, and went spinning along the street without regard to the lives or limbs of others. Real Kstate Transfers, % The following transfors were filod in| A frosh shipment of cheroots just in, , Best in tho city—5H cent. wach, Opera the county clerk's office yesterday aud | jiuse Cigar Siore, rveported for Tur Bex by F. J, Mo Mahon; R, V. Phillipsto J. 8. Douglas, part lots 6, 7, 8 and 9, blook 16, Grimes add. ,000, A H. Price to Daniel F, MoCarthy, ew 12 77,40, §5700, As Seen by Owhers, Ere another issua of the Loader, the cepublicans of this congressional district #iill huvo met and named Mr, Pusey's uccessor. At this writing it is impos- J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER GASH GROCERY Of Councll Biufls, Notloo our reduced Prios List Wo givo 16 pounds Extra 0 Sugar fo 12 pounds Granulated Sug 2 pounds Choico Oatmoal 25 pounds 20 pounds Besf Bul 12 pou 2 Dates, per pound 10 8 pound cans 8¢ ndard Tonatocs. All kinda California Fruite pound Lusk's Btandard sible to foretell the result though it is svident that the choice has been narrow- ed down to three men, viz: Hon. Jobn Y, Stone, Gov. Mauning and Hon., Lafe Young. Mr. Manuing has been making an sctive canvass of thedistriet, while the othore, sofar as we know, are waking no perl';lml effort in the watter. Notwith- 4 . o standing thisfact we bolieve the friends stook from the uniou stock yards, August | )¢ M Sione can reasonabl 5 expoot that eh: he will secure the prize. IL'is quite cer- H. Groen, two cars cattle, 04 head, | taia that he will have the undivided sup- David City, vis Union Pacific. ort of Mills, Fremont aud Audubon w. Bwen, e'ght oars cattle, 320|ocountics, and a parcif not all the vo head, Furt Peel, Wyoming, via Uniou |of Bhelby and Montgomery, Hus friends Facific also claim that he will have sowe eunp ¥. Boveridue, ono car hogs, 62 head, | in Pottawattamio and Harrison counti Ohieago, vis Rock Island, then it is uaderstood that he is the second o) 0, v cura‘cuil, 140 bend, | hoice o Guas couaty 'y, ho tobory, via Union Pacifie, r. Youog's falure to a8 his | Demoor h oer U, P, ngails, threa ours hogs, 180 |iricuds hops ho iy, Governor Man | wil bee 1o pon gt Soott county Liead, Chicago, via Union Pacific, aing claims Portawattamie, Harrison aud | yoar, . 8 i . J Maxtin to R J, Martin, e } nw +, 91, 76, 39. 81 200, Total nales $11 900, —————— My Queen Fine Out Chewing Tobacoo at Opers House Cigar Btore, Try it. o — g Bhipments of Btook. The following wore the shipments of Justice Abbott fined them each $10 and costs, the fun costing them in ull $41, Rather expensive sport, Frank Sadowski, E, M. Fero and W. D. Foro were brought in on a charge of being ergiged in rather a lively fight in the Rouk lsland yards, The troubls seemed to have originated about Sadow- 's boy getting on top of the cars, in of one of the Fero's, d in some strong blows being struck and some olaret fl wing Each of the trio was held in $100 bouds to appear to-day for & hearing. — Nothing in town beats the b cent Cheroot, ut the opera house cigar store, — ! The Davenport onion erop vent of | prominent grower tells the Days port Wo also carry & full loo On'idron's fine $hoos and M ‘ow prices. Aleo & fall Iin rohadise. 1o anv partof the cit, All grades, secording to quality, 15¢ to 800 per [ pound t Mol , Ladl Fino Hoota at very —— 8SSEI2SB58E882888888 les' and Tuwaro and goneral Call 0n us and be coavinced tha: you wvo wonoy by dosling with us. Goods delivered A Word, wo ara bound to sell and challenge all competition ln thls eounty. M lid ) FILRERT 2094, or Broadway JACOB BIMS, COUNCIL BLUI J.R. TATR. COUNCIL T ATE & WHEITH. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice fn 8tate and Foderal Courta. Oollections prom ptly astended to. Room 9, Schugart's Building, BLUFFS, WARRRN WHITE @I\SADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, f1k, Turcoman, Etc. Ofl cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Eto ARIP IETS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. :me and bo convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line. 1eapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtsina and House Furnishings in the IOWA. W.R. t| Justice of the Peace. Omata and Couvnnil Bluftr. collectlon agency, Odd Fellows Block 3 Bank, City, Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. b, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care BECHTELES NEW HOTHL VAUCHAN. Hewa Securiit THOS. OFFIONR, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs Estabiishea Dealers In Forolgn and omestlc Exchangs sn L M. PUSEY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The Best$2 a day House in the West 7' Centrally Located. | Sample Rooms, Firat Class Table, All Modern Conveniences. Reauced Rates to Regular Boarders. I 1856 Threo waters ing fr m Nuture's 1 mirt in alaboratory not mads with hands, for the cure of Khevmitism, “crofu's, Uloe) ovd and Skin D reases, Liver Complaints, Kitny and Raddor G u?, Nour leis and Asthiia And taoy a o knowl.dged to bo A most woncerful specific for all f roig +f Fenwlo Dorange bility where a tonic fr & ment is des rable of tho Muw te Oat reh, all THE INVALID'S GREAT BOON! SILOAM VINERAL SPRINGS. {ATURE'S REVEDY. AL, TRIMMED HATS At Cost Till After Julwv. MRS. 8. J. NGRRIS, 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs,-- \ me in 4 Jarge, pure stroam, flow- A4 ad touched by the hand The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods. nts and Gearal e Hundrods of gratefu, el ings «n rutel nd stre « : . el any O e 1 i A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand EV. M. M, THOMPSUN, Manager Albany, Slioam Springs, Gentry Co., Mo, cured, many of will testity to NATURR LIBAL v/ J.J. AUWERDA, 817 Broadway. Council Bluffs. brain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Streot NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Plan Furniture and appointments all new. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Bluff Council Bluffs, owa. A CARD. As there aro many 8o-Called Veterinary Surgeons In this city, who are our peonlo, T deem It but justi e to any of them to prod ce ndicating that thoy are gradustes of any veterinas i do heroby caution tho publis agains such quacks, 03 | am the Only Known Graduete IN WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 126 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN, T.J.CADY,M.D,V.8. |=—— SRy netitute, and [ Wayves three inch part 65c, Coquetts 10 each, Switches B1to B0 each. Hair ornamen:s given with every pur- chage, All kinds of hair work promptly agtended to. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at bUc per inch. ALL KINDS OF EairyrGoods MRS. J. J GOOD - - - . - 29 Main 8tree racticing their quackery on . that Idety diploma, or orcdentia MAX MOEIIN,. Proprioto N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERICAN KXPRESS, O UNCIL BLUFFg. CRESTON HOUSE ~——EVERYTHING #IRSTOLASS, —— Nos, 217 and 219 8. Main St., [ . DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. COUNCIL BLUFFS8 10W A Mrs, . J, Hilton. N 0., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 232 Middle 8,000 Electric Belts Sold in the Month of Juno by us Agents Wanted! hiouset in Councll Bruff. JUDD & SMITH Proprictors. COUNCIL BLUFFS, rosdway, Counctl Blufts, References—Any o the busine 319 BROADWAY . . Over Pear _treet, Council Blufts &4 Concultation free R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, feikher fumemramared wtheut e UNI]]:ERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinas. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT K. P. CADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, Wo. 12 IW. Main St.. Council Blu: F'. Westcott, 504 Main Street, Council Bluffs. MANUFACTURER OF TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS THE KAYMOND \ Fon '){::;"’::‘;‘d“y AMPLE CASEs a specialty, Shawl, Tourist, and Trunk Straps, coUNCIL BLOFF3, . 10wa. | TWenty Years Experience, - - Repairing Neatly Execu ted BOOKS, ” ot ST e BTATIONERY, N etcalf Bros., TOYS AND R WHOLKSALE DEALERS.IN Largest Stock IHATS. GAPS BUCKGLOVES, LOWEST PBICES, and 344 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFB 10WA,