Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1884, Page 6

«disposing of the clty bonds is that promi- TfHiv TAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNE.\'DT\Y, A!TGITST 1_3 11554, THE DAILY HF,P‘ COUNCIL BLUFFS, VTed;esdny Morning August13, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, UBSORIPTION 250 cente per week A 10,00 per year ByMall = - - - OFFICE: No, 7 Pear] Stroet, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION, See J. Reiter's summer goods. The city seems to be having slow work disposing of its steamers, Some big shipments of heavy farming implements are being made. F. A. Sears says that new boy of his shouts for Blaine and not for Cleveland, The Wabash passenger train now ar- rives at 4:15 p, m., an hour later than before. Tho aged bag-pipe player, who lost a log in the C., B. & Q. yards last fall, is in the city again. J. L. Ratkin has moved from Broad. way to No. 610 Main street, where he will continue in the produce business, Leon Lozier ought to have taken off his shirt when he run with Hamilton at the tair grounds. He wouldn't have been beaten so badly. Samuel Weirich, who has been very ill for some time, was reported yesterday as being rapldly sinking, with little pros- pect of recovery. Work is progressing well on the addi- tional buildings at the institute for the denf and dumb. The coming seesion will open September 10. J. E. Kilfeather, who was arrested for hitting Henry Spetman Jr. with a chair, and who jumped his bail, has been caught and fined §256 and costa, The street crossingsare ina horrible shape, at least they are suppored to be. Most of them are out of sight and thelr condition must be that ofthe lost. The infant son of W. 8. and Annle Cooper died at 6:30 Monday evening of cholera infantum. The funeral took place from Mrs, McGee's, on Woodbury avenue, yesterday afternoon, The bootblack who_fell down in the park Monday in a sort of spasm, was still at the police headquarters yesterday and seemed to be recovering his strength, so that no danger is apprehended. A time table has been prepared for the street cars to run by, but it is evident that the drivers and conductors haven’t been furnished with copies of it yot, judging from the irregularlty of thotrips. “Captain Carver and a band of his Indians, who took part in the “Wild ‘West” show, returned yesterday from the east over the Northwestern and were taken to Sloux City, which is near their homes. The newspaper fiend used up a column yesterday about an accident on the street car track which did not happen, but then it was a wet day. If a real accident had happened, what would the fiend have done? The caso of Mrs, Juhn Mergel against Mr. Doerflinger, in which she claims $56,000 damages bacause he sold her hus- band beer, was called in the superior court yesterday, and continued until the September term, The Maln street car on its forenoon trips has no bells or othor signal to at- tract the attention of passers-by, or those waiting to take the car. In the after- noon, however, the teams have sleigh- bells enough to do for a carnival, 1t is said that one of the troubles in nent parties here, who are opposed to the present city administration, wrote to |’ New York bankers with whom they arc | } acquainted, telling them that the bonds were not legal, A. M. Wood, who is with Taylor & Oanniff, got up the other night to get some medicine from a cupboard for a sick baby, and in reaching for it a bottle of carbolic acld was tipped over and some spilled on his face burning 1t badly, es- pecially about one eye. Sherifl Dan Forrell was horo yestorday. He had just recelved a lotter from Sheriff McCord, who was shot by the desperado Roaynolds at Marshalltown. MocCord writes that he is able to walk about some, and there is overy reason to believe that he will recover. This will probably save Reynolds’ neck, for it was openly and firmly declared that in the event of McCord's death Reynolds would be lynched. Charles Hickson, a farmer boy, who has been lying in jail on a charge of as- sault with intent to commit murder, was brought before Judge Aylesworth yester- day on a writ of hubeas corpus. It ap- peared that the row was a general one, and that young Hickson was not so much to blame for hitting another fellow with 8 club, The judge remanded him to jail with insiructions to have an information filed charging simple aseault, to which charge Hichson will plead guilty, When the city council put up §600 in cash for Mayor Vaughan to go to New York, it was generally supposed he wes going there to sell bonds, but from hie success in getting intorviewed by the Herald reporter, it secms to be more of & democratlc anission. Ia the course of his bombastic talk about lowa going dem ocratic, he isreported as raying: *'In my city of Couneil Blufls, out of a population of 83,000 T do not belicve £ity Gorman SHARP SCHEMING. A Fellow by Raising Notes Gathers in a Roll, He Gets Away With the Plunder, One day last week a man appeared in this vicinity pretending to selling nursery stock from Rochester, N. Y. His state- ment was that he was not a salaried agent, but was buying the stock and sell- ing it, for his own profit, ard thus con- troling the territory. He effected at loast two sales, one to Mr. Spel Miller and the other to Mr. Bokemper, both living outside the city. The sale to one amounted to §2 and the other 83, and he took notes for these small amounts, pay- able in the fall. The notes were in the form of printed blanks, which he had filled out, and the men had signed. Af- torwards it seemed that he added two clphers to tho 82 in one case, and to the 83 in the other case, and wrote the word “hundred” in between the written “Two" and the printed *‘Dollars,” there being plenty of space on the dotted line, and no dash of the pen to prevent. In this way he raised the notes from &2 and 23 to 8200 and $300. On Saturday he called on Mr. J. W. Rodefer, who is in the brokerage business, and wanted to sell thenotes, Mr. Rodefer, with his usual precaution, took the pains to in- quire as to the credit of the parties, the genuineness of the signatures, and being satisfied by the information which he thus gained of responsible parties, who were posted in regard to the standing, and familiar with the signa- tures of the parties, he entered into negotiations with the nursery-man for the purchase of the notes at a dis- count. He paid the fellow only a por- tion of the amount agreed upon, the seller to come in yesterday and get the rest. In the wmeantime Mr. Rodefer sent notice to Mr. Miller and to Mr. Bokemper that he had thelr notes, des- cribing them, and that if they desired to pay them before due he would make a reagsonable discount. This called out the denial of these men that they had signed notes to any such amount, and the game became clear. The fellow had not shown up for the balance of the money, and as nearly as could be ascer- talned he took the train Sunday for Chicago, and has doubtless ere this puta sufficient number of miles between him- self and Council Bluffs to render any further search for him useless. The fellow gave his name as Thayer, hut prodably has other alias, so that even this gives little or no clue by which to follow him up. It seems almost useless to repeat the old advice to beware of signing any sort of papers presented by strangers, for the advice seems to be un- hoeded, even by those who ought to heed it most. o —— THE PUBLIC LTBRARY. The Trustees Pay a Tribute to the Rev, Oyrus Hamlin, At the meeting of the trustees of the public library last evening, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Wuenreas, The Rev. Cyrus Hamlin bas resigned his position as' a member of this board, therefore be it, Resolved, That we take leavo of the Rev. Cyrus Hamlin with sincero regrot. He has at all times discharged his duties with zeal, intelligence and fidelity. A man of extensive reading and broad cul- ture, he brought all his fine taste and ac- curate knowledge of current literature to the work of arranging, classifying and selecting books for our shelves snd the people of our city owe him a debt of interests as trustee of the Free Public ibrary. Resolved, That our personal inter- course with Mr. Hamlin had been at all times pleasant and harmonious. We sin. cerely regret his removal from the city or his tuture welfare, Resolved, That coples of theso rosolu- tions be furnished the papers for publica- tion, and a copy sent to Mr. Hamlin, Tho follow was the monthly report of the librarian: No. of book tak No. of visitors History and Travels. ... Total .. biogr e The Olrcuit Court, The August term of the circuit court opens next Monday. There are 222 cases on the docket, of which 21 are di- vorce cascs, The following is the list of potit jurors and the postoflice addross: H. G. Oblinger, Council Bluffs, W. H. Brown, Council Bluffs, B. Stahl “ “ Oyrus True, Avoca, A. Ritter, 1} (13 J. H. Love, it s B. T. Conners, ** i“" Samuel Price, ¢ 4 Oharles Moran ~ ¢¢ i" John Short, § i Georgo W. Patnam, Wheoler's Grove, James Osler, U 45 Jumes Flynn, Neola, D, W. Boruff, Macedonia, John Thomas, Crescent City. 8. B, McNay, Council Bluffs, M. J. Cheney, Taylor Station, F. A. Stoupfel, Council Bluffs, Thomas Jeflerson, Hancock, W. (. Bane, Hancock. T. B, Marcy, Couneil Bluffs, Chester M. Clark, Elliot, John Stuhr, Minden, 2¢ The lostitureFinances, Superintendent Mathows has filed with the county treasurer the following report of the institute fund and of the normal institute just closed: Teachers enrolled, 500; on hand at last report, 8758.15; oxamination foes re- celved and paid to treasurcr, $234,00; reg- istration foes roccived and paid tre urer, $200 00; state appropriation, 00; total $1,242 15: paid instructors and lecturers, £500.00;? incidental expenses, $128.30; total 40; balazes of fund unexpended, §613,85 1t will be soen that the fund is smaller than at tho close of the normal last year, orat the vime of the report, but to in clude the fees for examination of teach- votes will go to Blaine.” Even in Vaughan's $260 write up in the Timee, his penpy a line placed the population at 26,000, and h: fuilel to eay the city be. 1 gel e V.ughn:, the olose of this month, will hring the amount up to about the same, and at the time of next normal the amc unt will probably reach $1,000, 1" Thia Tund s supported entirely by the and we extend to him our earnest wishes | $3. ers, the report of which will be made at | onions, registration and examination fees paid by teachers and speaks well for their at- tendance at the county normals, — THINK THEY HAVE HIM, The Omaha Officers Here After More Pointers About John Phillipps, Yesterday Marshal Cummings and Capt. Donahue of Omaha, were on thls side of the river interviewing the police officers, in regard to a man whom they had arrested on that side of the river, and whom they supposed to be John Phillips, who is wanted for rape in Hazel Dell township, and for whose capture a 2100 reward was offered. From what they could learn here they became pretty well satisfied that the man they have is the man want- ed. The alleged victim of Phillips’ lust was a little Swode girl, and great indig- dation exists in the community where the crime was committed. HSONAL, There's “A Mann” from Hamburg, at the Ogdon, B. W. Blanchard, of Dubuque, state oil in- spector, was at Bechtele's yosterday, Simon Eireman has returned from Now York where ho has been puchasing goods, S, W. Ferguson leaves to-day for Missouri, then to Kansas and on to New Mexico, to be absent until September 1, J. W. Berger, with his daughters Misses and Lillian, and Miss Hattie Gardiner, are off for a few weeks rest and recreation at Spirit Lake, Congressman Hepburn was here yasterday, passing through the city in the morning, for across the river, intending to return to spend last night here, H. K. Love, of Des Moines, clerk of the United States courts, arrived here yesterday, called hither by the death of Marshall Key, who was his deputy, Colonel John Donovan, of St. Joseph, Mo.. who was a most intimate friend of the late Marshall Key, has arrived here, and will ac- company the remains to Chicago, Ira W. Marshall, representing the Y. M. C. A. Watchman, is in the city. The paper ho represents is one of the best religious journals in the land, and especially valuable to those interested in Y. M. C. A, work. Mr. Orcutt and Mr. French, of Casady, Orcutt & French, started for New York yes- terday intending to be gone until September 1. Mr. French has a brother living in New York city, and besides having a chance to visit bim, the tourists will make selections and carpets for their great carpet house, Harry Hunter has so far regained his health as to b able to resume his dutics as city editor of the Nonpareil, and his many friends gladly welcome him back, C. J. Best, who has performed the duties during his ab sence, will remain tomporarily at least, and aseist Mr. Hunter, whose strength is not yet fully restored, County Supervisor Rishton was in the city yesterday, He has recently returned from Minnesota where his wife is now trying that climate for her health, He says she is gain- ing somewhat, His brother's wife, Mrs James Rishton, and her little baby boy, are now very sick, the little babe, about four | {Siof wonths old, not being expected to live, i Real Estate Transfers. The following transfers were filed in the county clerk’s office yesterday and reported for Tue Bee by P. J, McMa- hone: ¥. C. Holst to Pottawattamie county, Part 80 qr, 8w qr, 3p, 75, 41, $35, Jemes O. Rhodes to James Wilkirson, o hf ne qr, and part w hf ne qr, 14, 74, gratitude for his earnest devotion to their |40. $4,800, 4 5 James E. Calvin to Z. C. Strong, part 80 qr, 12, 75, 40. $300. A Fredericksen to Peter C, Hansen, partnw qr, ne qr, 16, 77, 39. $105, Emerson Losh to Carl Roohl, part se qr,neqr and s hf sw qr, 2, 74, 40, Emerson Losh to Carl Boehl, part ne nw qr, 12, 75, 40. $200. John C. Stewart to Wm. Siedenhopf, lot 9, block 19, Galesburg add. $20. Total sales $8, Obsequies ot Mr, Koy, The funeral services of the late Mar- shal Key, will be held at the family resi- dence on Soventh street, at 3 o'clock. 1t will be under the aumpices of the Masonic fraternity, assisted by the Royal Arcanum. The religious services will be conducted by Rev. T, J, Mackay, j|rector of St. Paul's church, The re.|, maius will bo taken to Chicago, over the C. B. & Q. rond, uud buried there on Thureday. —— Boys in Blue, To-night tho Boys in Blue aro to hold an important moeting in the court house, and fsjitdesired that evory memlber should be present, without fail. Among the matters to be considered to-night is the question of a uniform for campaign pur- poses. — Attention, Royal Arcanum, Memb ers of Fidelity council No. 156 Royal Arcanum aro requestod to meet in assembly rooms, Wednesday, August 13, at 2 p, m, to attend the funeral services of Bro, Marshall Key. By order of the committeo, COMMEROIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, CouNers Buurws, Towa, Augnst 12, Whoat—No. 1 milling, 75@80; No, 70; rejected 50, Corn—Local purposes, 40@45, Outa—For local purposes, 3540, Hay—8$10 00@12 00 per ton; baled, 50@60 Rye—40@4b0. Corn Meal -1 80 per 100 pounds, g :'\'uml ~Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 700, Coal—Delivered, hard, 1150 por ton; soft, 5 «lm per m.l . sard—Fairbank’s, wholosaling at 94 Flour—Gity four, 1 60@3 30, i Broows—2 96@3 00 per doz, LIVE BT00K, Oattle—Butchor cows 3 50@4 00, Butcher stears, none in markot, Sheep , Hogs—4 00, PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J, M. 8t. Johu & Co,, com: mission merchints, 538 Broad chickens, 28 live turkey 4 bus, bux, 100, Lemons—0 00 per box, Bananas )0@3 00 per bunch, Butter - Or Oc; rolls, choice 9@10e, Eggs—154 per dozen. Vegotablos - Potatoes, 1 50@2 00 per bhbl; per bu 0c per doz.; eatin, applos, 1-8 bu box, 80, chaios per bhj 5 35 4'00; Leaue, 1 BO@2,25 per bushel, —— Live and dressed spring chickens at Casey's meat market, H44 Broadway, H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS TN Fine Cigars Wo make a spocialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted a8 represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. H. HORNE & CO,, hickering Piano Best and Most Reliable, HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, SMERSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone or Finish KIMBALL PIANO Best Modern Price to Buy 6552 Broadway, I COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA. The Kimball Orzan, g0 long and favorably known in the west, recommends itsalf, J. L, STEWART nt for lines of Goods. ~ Warerooms, 820 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa Agents Wanted, ' DeVOL & WRICHT, WHOLESALE SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street, CouNcit BLUFFS, « « « « « Towa. Hardware, Guilery, Timers™ Stock Ete #& 8gecal attentlon by mail QQUNQIL BLUFFS, JA. Tho exposure of the candy scheme in r yesterday morning's Bru caused the ICE! IcE l! IGE ! ! ! chiof of police to issue an order forbid-| o pure river Ico patronize the bluo wago t. o o 10 wagons—sat- ding the selling of it any more. sfaction guaranteed. Leave orders at No, 45 South Main street. Hruroy, Dakota, August he unse- MULHOLLAND & NICHOLAS, cured liabilities of the bank of Huron, which & = made an assignment yesterday, is understood Ma, 1 @ | ufact uULrerxr. to be about £3,000, mostly to depositors, The PLEASE TAKE NO o asscts cannot bo learned. Thera are $2,000 in k AR TICE. Tho deposits made yesterday have all beon [ houses, and all improvemonts, bringing montaly returned to the depositors, rental of 824, Price 81,200, Address L., Brx Office e A Hot Day in London, LoNnoN, August 12, —The heat yosterday in London sent the 'y up to 92° Farenhiet. | 3.8, TaTRs WARREN WHITE' Tt was the most intense experienced in twenty years, Work was partially suspended, and a | T AT H & W ELITH. number of cases of sunstroke resulted, Collections promptly attended to. NOTIOE.—Special a vertisements, suo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Room 9, Schugart’s Building, Ing, otc., will be Inserted in this column at the low N 3 - rato of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the first insertion | COUNCIL BLUFFES, Iowa. and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. < sortion. Leave advertisemente at our office, No. W. R. VAUGHAN. S - = OFFERS FOR SALE REGARDLESS COST Pearl Street, near Brosdwav Light Road Wagons, Piano Box Top,avd Open Buggics, Browstor Tob and Open Buggies, Windsor Top WANTS, and Open Buggics, Phastona of all kinds and two Seated Carriages. All of the above are of my own manu- Fo T e, v O ustice of the Peace. tacture and guaranteed the best of stock, and flrs! -class in ever articular. Send for dnucrls ve clrcular, 10th street. I taken soon will sell for $2,000 bolow value. -Will alto scll furniture, carpets &3 Factory and Office 27, 20 and 81 Fourth Strect, Council Bluffs. allorin part. It uot sold at"onco will rent premi- ses, with house furnished or unfurnished, at K 8 5 modorate rent. Any ono thinking of making | Real estate Solloctlon agency, 0dd Fellows Block their hume in Council Bluffa will do well to investi. | °V¢F Savings Bank. gate this offer, Itis tho best bargain ever offered in the city. M A. UPTON. Omaha ana Councll Bluffs. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EairGoods In Jowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Blufts, Towa. ol awosnspiot; ¥+t 1 MRS, D. A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer, ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, £1'k, Turcoman, Etc. Oil cloths,iMattings, Linoleums Etc AIRIP TS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. Thoss wators conal e T o b i ome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our Linag:~ ing from Nature's founain and touched by the hand heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the of the Master Chemist, in a laborators City. pholstering and Bedding Supplies. HRadaNeEMhSIcuTe G sl matibn Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care. YHOS. OPPIONR, 1L M. PUSRY. OST—Lap rob, Sunday morning between Her. 4 dic barn and packing house. Suitable reward for return of ame to £xx office, Council Blufta, & E ! ANTED—A good barber, will good wagos, BANKERS. steady job. Harmon & Carlton, Missourl Councll Bluffs . Valley, lowa. In. Establishea - - 1856 ANTED—Every body n Council Bluffs to take | Dealers In Forelgn and omestic Exchange an W TusBew. Delivered by carrierat only twenty | Hrme Securitt” ocents a week. ()LD, FAPERS—For salo at Bun office, at 35 centa O & hundred. lfnu sl;h]i;[clllr;.\ll]‘ Good boarding hogse saloon 2 D B offioe, G Pl g ine busiaess. - Addvess K. |\ THE INVALID'S GREAT BOON! GE! —Ladies and gentlemen can make first SILOAM Lclass wagos Ly selling tho “Ch Strocthor ndroning Toard” otails at #1.0. “INERAL P IN y ne shirt L] i B otfice, Counci o TR S REMEDY, ases, Dyspopsia, and Bladd Diseases, a o . And the; knowledged to he a most wonderful specific for all torms of Female Derangements and bility where a toni ent is desirable. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Albany, Stloam Springs, ,Gentry Co., Mo, Grain & Provisions, Chicago Express Fast Mail. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The Best $2 a day House in the West Centrally Located. Sample Rooms, \Mail and Expross, Pacific Expross, OHIOAGO, MILWAUKER AND BT. PAUL. s Expross, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS, First Class Table, n;an pm c"mw'A'm;'fl"é:';:xx, raon. gy FU‘LLER’ ‘. All Modern Conveniences, 73081 *DosMolngs Aosemmiodation, Commission Merchant Reauced Rates to Regular Boarders. *At local dopot only. *WABASH, BT. JOUIS AND PACIFIO, No .89 Pearl Streot Council Blufts, owa, Mail, 3:06 p m Accommodat.on 9:00 am llu!'ylgfloixgl:fl'.mfl. il As there are many t c t wpm e T e . A Os o Paprose worm | §o=Calle eterinary Surgeons - T UNION PAGIFIG, Pan Earons: Sasami |, thia city, who are practielng, tholr qusckery. on il Afier ul Va our people, T deem It but justice to eay that I defy any of them to produce a diploma, or crodentials, ndicating that thoy are graduates of any veterinary nstitute, and I do hereby caution tho publiz againg* Iam te Only Known Gr ad uate IN WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 125 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN. T. J. CADY, M.D,, V. 8. Local Exproas, Lincoln Expross, *At Transfor only. DUMMY TRAINS 70 OMAIA, MRS. S. J. NORRIS, 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs. 1:80-2:3 ‘Sunday—0:80-11:40 . m. Antve 10 min The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods. A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand J.J. AUWERDA, 317 Broadway. Council Bluffs. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Plan, Furniture and appointments all new. Nos, 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Bluff am. 1:30--3 te betore leaving time CASH TALKS ! At the well-known Establishment oF J. P. FILBERT, N. SCHURZ. 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER CASH|Justice of the Peace. GROCERY OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS. Ot Council Blufis. Notico owr reducoa Price List, | OUNCIL BLUFFS. 10W A We give 16 pounds Extra C Sugar for 91 00 — - e i%| Mrs, H.J, Hitn M 0. B M 1% PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, MRS. J. J. GOOD. I ——— $1Wa,¥e?) threg inchh part 65¢, Coquetts 10c gfifb’ Switches D el . g to $0 each, alr’ ornaments given with every pur- Golorado 1w R. Rice M. D, chase, All kinds of hair work promptly aptenaedpto. 40 onna Housiayor b 1o orcther sumors remaned witnousine | WAVES Made of Ladies’ combings at 50¢ per inch, ;g kog :l_\::;:p.... } :‘:'f CANCERS, knife or drawing o blood., ALL KIND3 OF Datcs, pér und 1 OHRONIC DISEASES of sinda s spectaity. = 13 odud cane Biandarg ‘ 191 MGlar birty years practioal experience Omos No. 29 Main Stree All grades, according to quality, 130 #0 800 per pound. MRS8. J. J. GOOD - - . . « 0 carry a full line of Men's, Ladles' and Children's fine Shocs and Men's Fine Boots as very ow prices. Alao s full line o Tluwaro and general rehaudise. Call on us aud be coavinoed that you save monioy by dealing with us., Goods delivered « inany partof the city. 3 & & word, we ara bound to sell and challenge all sole competition Lo this county J. P_FILBERT 2094, .o Broadway MAX MOEIN, Proprioto CRESTON HOUSE YTHING FIRSTCLASS, Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - Baby Jumper! L,C.BRACKETT AGENT, 224 & 226 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS JACOB 8IS, £, P. CADWELL COUNCIL BLUFFS, + 10WA. | = ————— - — — SIMS & CADWELL, B( n;]{s, i DR JUDD)S ELECTRIG BELT STATIONERY, o . g \l'[l )YS AND 8,000 Electro Belt the ‘uh June by us Attorneys -at-Law, NOVELTIES, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Offico, Maln Stroet, Rooms 1 and 2 Bhugart & Mo. Largest Stock Mabou's Block, Wil prackios tn Btate aad Feders! 20Ut LOWES1 PRICES, Aoents Wanted! References—Any o the busine bcuses in Couscil Bluffs, JUDD & SMITH Propristors, COUNCIL BLUFFS 919 BROADWAY . treat Hundreds of gratefu people who came to the ) The following aro the times of the arrival and de- | Springs on crutchies and stretchors and. w rture of trains by central standard time, at the d, many of them ‘leapivg and d, - foeal de Traine leave transfor depot ten min- | will testify to the ) i w.c8 earlier and arrive ten minutes later. 1YSIC 10 TIIK OGS " ¥ LET NATURR CHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY. REV. M. M. THOMPSON, Manager, M LRAVE.