Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1884, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE---COUNC.L THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. —iflon(i:\y Morning Angusi 18, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 20 centa por wook §10.00 per yoar By Oarric By Mail = = = OFFICE: No, 7 Pearl Sireet, Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Seo J. Reiter's summer goods. The circuit court meets to-day. The Pacific house had, Saturday, enough arrivals to fill two and a half pages of the big register. The seven-months-old daughter of Wil liam Richmond, who died on Friday, was buried Saturday at 2 p. m. Wm, Jones, a colored man arrosted for stealing a mirror and gossamer from Jennic Cuppy, was discharged on Satur- day. A number of friends gathered Satur- day evering to witness the opening of a night blooming cercus belonging to Mra, Gilbert Taylor, Rev. Mr. Biasell, of Grrinnell, preached two oxcellent sermons in the Congrega- tional church yesterday. He is off ona vacation, a port of which he has been spending in Nebraska, On September fiest the express busi- ness of the K. C. road will be done by the American Express compary, and the United States express will do the busi- ness of the B, C. R, & N, road. This is simply an exchange between the two companies. The rain Saturday caused a great deal of flooding here and considerable dam- age. A break was made in the dummy track oo that the trains could no go up to Broadway depot. It is time that something was done with the creck be- " LYMAN WILL ACCEPT. Result of a Conference of the Repab- lican Leaders, Facob Sims Apparently Their; Choice for the Judicial Honoi s, At a conference of prominent republi- cans held in this clty Saturday ovening, the uncertainty, which has existed in the public mind at least, as t> whether Major Lyman would accept the congres- sional nomination or not, was finally and fully settled. Tt wa1 a perplexing ques- tion for Major Liyman to decide, ho hav- ng already received at the hands of the party & unanimous nomination for con- tinuance on the circuit bench, and hav- ing tho assurance of an onsy election to that position. To accept the new honors, wed to throw asido this, nescssarlly, and this he did not care to do hastily or ill-advised, Calling about him repre- serftati of the different factions and eletaents of the party, and consulting with them, he was assured that he would have not merely the united party in his support for congross, but would also have such an enthusiastic support, that a vic- acquaintances in Council Bluffs, I mean one of the first with whom I’ became acquainted, and ever since then her face has been one of the restful, hopaful faces of the congre- gation, and her voice one of the pleasant voices, and now they unite as one of the pleasant memories of the Sunday congre- gation, and the prayor-meeting; and the strong family affection that hev bound you all together hrs been a source of great pleasure to me. Such firm family bonds ever remind one of the great family in which we are united in Christ, my first when we learn through Him to tove and obey God as indeed our. Father. Now that He hasj taken the dear companion of so many years, may Ho give you a deeper senso of the enduringness of tho unseen, and the eteinal things, and the precious. ness of those bonds that unite us in ¢>venant and fellowship with our Savior, and with all the redeemed, He only can comfort you. Let not His con- solation seem small to [you. May you through this terrible trial Jearn anew of Christ, and through this experience learn yet more how to comfort those who are in any trouble, My sympathies and prayers aro with you, and shall be with youall. May the everlasting arms be underneath, Affectionately your friend, Cyrus HaMLIN, i Butterick’s Delineator, Young Ladies’ tory in this, natural ropublican district seemed certain, As a result of this con- sultation he has decided to accept the congressional nomination. There re- mained the question as to whether he should lay aslde his present duties, and engage ‘n an active campaign, or not, His friends advised him to continue his judicial duties, deeming that the campaign could be safely trusted to their hands; and this beiag more to his own taste and his own idens of the dignity becoming the judiciary, ho has concluded to continue on the bench until his successor shall take his place. This being thus arranged it therefore becomes necessaly to nominate for the circuit bench some other man. A new judicial convention is to be called at an Jourral, and Popular Monthly just re- coived at Do Haven's. NABBED A NIPPER. Another Confidence Man Captrred By the Pol'ce, On Saturday evening two young men named Vanness and Jennings reported to the police that they had been worked by a confidence man. Coming in on the Sioux City train, the sick one, an elderly gentleman, giving his name as Jones, represented that he was shipping some stock, and promised the young men em- W. P. ALYSWORTH. FOUSE NMOVER. F-ame Heoses moved on the LITTLE G*ANT tracks and any distance and over any kind of ground BIUCK HOUSES raised. Al woik guarantcoa W. " AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth strect COUNC.1 BLUSFS, DeVOL & WRICHT, WHOLESALE Hardware, Cutlery, Tinners Stoek Ete. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. D. M. CONNEI.Ls UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. LEG RAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT No. 12 IW. Main St.. Oouncil Bluffs. N etcalf Bros. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, and 344 Nroadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS I0OW The Hardman Piano, £ yecal attention by mail J.R, TATE, WARREN WHITE BLUKFS MONDAY AUGUST 18. 1884. The manufacturers of the Hardman plano have been remarkably forjunate in their representations throughout the country, and their agents are enthusias- tic in'praise of the Hardman. 1t is of T A TES&S WEITE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, early date, probably about the middle of [ Ployment. Finally he askcd Vanness to Septamber, and a new nomination made | change a $20 bill, snd not being able to for circult judge. This has naturally|do so Vanness lent his new employer s‘arted numerous conjectures o5 to who | 86,50 instead, which of course caused will socure this nomination. A numbor [Jones t» disappear. Officers O'Brien and of names have already been whispered, | Metcalfe, Saturday night, found the man Practico In State and Federal Courta. course to be expected that a dealer will Collections promptly attended to. speak well of the goods he sells, but when, as we have found it so many cases, he puts the Hardman piano ahead of other instruments he may have in stock, womust recognizo the justice of Room 9, Schugart’s Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA. WHOLESALE DE, X, R ARS. as represented, OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. H. HORNE & CO0., H.H. HORNE & CO, ALERS IN Fine Cigars We n YARA C1 ke a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted I 552 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I0OWA. 7 and 9 Main stroet, ‘ Counorn BLuFrs, - - ' SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS - « - Iowa. OFFER FOR SALE REGARDLESS H F. HATTENHAUER, NManufacturer. N COST 4 sides making surveys, and holding indig- e e ey et but thus far Dut one seems|wanted, he being in Kuhn's saloon. He |thé claim of the makers, that most of Tght Road Wazons, Piano Box Top and Open Buggics, Brewster Top and Open Buggles, Windsor Top cetings. to havo called forth al- | gave his name as John Williams, and had | Mr. Hardwan's pianos consider it their| YW, R. VAUGCHAR. and Open Buzgic, Phactonsof ll Kudsand o Seated Cairiazes, Al of tho above aroof wly own wnu: The dear old grandmother did all in|most unanimous approval; that|on his person a number of blank checks | mainstay. ‘& Factory and Offico irth Streot, Council Blufi r ¥ her power, In her quiet, sleepy way, last spring to defeat the republican candidate for mayor, Mr. Flickinger, and elect W. R. Vaughan, Now she turns about, finding that there is such a storm of in- dignation against Vaughan, and tries to get on the other side. The G. A. R. held a meeting Saturday evening to complete arrangements for the fair to be held in September, the pro- ceeds of which are to go to the needy orphans and widows of the veterans, The committee, consisting of Dr. A, J, Cook, J. W. Kilgore and V. L. Keller, meot to-night to complete ai.angements. The *‘Council Bluffs Serenaders” prom- ise shortly to give another conceii in Bayliss park, The mombers of the club and the instruments they play are as fol- lows: E. T. Stephens, guitar; H. W. Smith, guitar; W. H. Palmer, binjo; F. Darrah, banjo; Jacob Horb, horp; F. E Barney, harp and bones, and Eaigene Shaw, harp, John Phillips, who wes wanted in Ha- zel Dell towaship for committing an in- decent asrault on a young girl there, has been arcested in Beatrice, Neb., by the marshal of Neola, who haa been on his track, Phillips was brought here on Saturday night and will be taken to Neo- 1a to-day. A roward of £100 was offered for his capture. Phillips has taught school for a number of years, and the alleged victim of his brut 1 prasions was a pupil in his school, Soveral years azo Mr. Ioury Faul, who was3 the coroner, was c-lled upon to hold an inquest upon a Frenchman who died suddenly at the Emigrint house, The man had iu a belt about his person several hundred dollars of gold, and when Faul went out of ofice the gold wes turned over by bim, Since then Faul has drawn on the fund for sufficient to put up a marble monument over the grave of the stranger. The monument was put in place Saturday. 5 e ——— The Commercial Gathering, The president of the water-works com- pany thus writes to the mayor concern- ing the travetling men's gathoring: Dear Sm: I have read with a good deal of ple-sure your invitation to the travelling commercial men of the United States t> meet in Council Blufls on Sep- tomber 10th, 1G6th sud 17th, of this year. I am glad to see gomething done to let the commercial world know that such a city & oity as Council Bluffs exists, and I trust all the leadiug business hcusoy of the United States will bo properly represented in Council Blufls on the dates mentioned. 1 heartily approve of the scheme, and this company will heartily contribute her sharo toward defraying tho expenses of the gathering, You richly deserve and should receive the thanks of the people of the city for the push and energy you havo displayed in bringing forward Council Bluffs 23 one of the liveliest citics of the West. Yours Very Traly, £, 'W, Hopkins, Pres. To Hon, W, R, Vaughan, mayor of the city of Council Blufls, Astor House, New York, e —— Real Estate Transfers, The following transfers were filed in the county clers’s oflice yesterday and reported for Tur Brr by P. J. McMa- hone; W. W, Murphy to A. F, 8t. Clair, e {u; 3L 82,600.00, C. B &Q. R. R 0o, o Stephen A, Brown, se | 50 } 10, nw | 23.74.38, §0.- J. M, Palmer to C. C, Shorraden, lot 8, block b, railrosd add, $50.00, F.H H k to Thomss leck ot a part lots 15-19 2 22, bleck 1, Han- cock, $150.00, C R L &P R R Co, toJames A, Taylor, lot 8, block 11, Carson, .00 W, §, Brown to J, B, Gross, nw } 12. 77-44, 3,120 00, Audraw Martin'to William F, Gran gle. aw } 16-76 58 £3 000 0, Tote] sales, $13 810,00, being the name of Jacob Sims, Bsq., of the well-known firm of Sims & Cadwell, of this city. The bar, as indicated by the expressions of the most prominent members, scoms not only unanimous, but enthusiastically so, in his favor. Mr. Sims, personally, is a young man of fine culture and thoroughly classical educa- tion, and in his profession has been so close a student and has had so large and varied practice that there is no question of his fitness for the position. Aside from this there are party considerations which are strongly In his favor. During the seven years he has beon in this city ho has worked early and late for the ropublican party, and did offectual sorvice, and has not asked nor been given any reward, position or honors at the hands of of the party. For these, and other reasons, it secems that a number of prominent republicens have decided to push him to the front, aund place him up- on the circuit bench, for in this case, nomination means no loss than _elcetion, W. S. Mayne’s name has also becn named for the position, as it has been bofore. He has many frionds, and just- ly so. Gieorge Carson hes also been named by some as a possible candidate, but so far as loased, bis frionds are not t. ring to push his claims to any extent, Captain Hight, whose name was mentioned when the vacancy occurred by Judge Loni- borow's transfer to the district bench, is understood not to be considered, he having an eye to the position of county clerk, J. P. Conner, the districv attorney, hrs beon barely mentioned as a possible candidate, but his friends say that he would not allow his name to bo us:d, much less would he accept a nomination, eq judiciel hono. . are not along the line of his tastes add ambitions. It is gaid that somo of the friends of H. C. Watkins, of Glenwood, would like 5 have his name considered, but it is too early yot for him to have gathored un any spccinl strength, and there seems to be a feeling that the nomlnation should be left somewhat to this county, the dis- trict judge Weing from the eastern end of the state, OAGED A BURGLAR, Ofticer Hurley Captv=c i Another Prize, Satnrday night Officer J. T. Hurley arrested a coon on the charge of burglar- izing J. H. Ball'shouse at Missouri Val- icy. Ballhad just sold out hia livery stable and had about $600 in his panta loons pocket, and an elegant gold watch and neck chain in his vest pocket. On going to bed Thursday night he threw down his clothes as usual without secret- ing bis wealth, and during the night some one entered the room and got away with the money, watch and chain, The darkey whom Hurley arrestod here gave his name as Charlic Clark, He had been off and on here for sevora) days, and appeared here Friday quito flush, which excited_suspicion nud led to his arrest. Heo had on him the stolen watch, but not the chain, and only £14 of money. He had purchased some new'clothes, a pair of gold sleeve-buttons, a 210 ring, a chain and some ofher arti- oles of lesser value, He claimed that he had bought the watch FKriday at the Northwestern depot, & white man, a stranger to bim, selling it for. §20. Ho admitted having spent Thursday night in Missouri Valley, but says ho elept all night in a coal shed near the depot. A reward of $50 was offared for the capture of the burglar, and as this seemws to be witheut doubt the fellow, Hurley stands a good show of getting the reward, How many will want *‘a di- vide" is not yet apparent, e —— Sl The Pastor's Tribute, It was hoped that Rav, Gyrus Hamlin, recently pastor of the Congregational church here, wonld be able to come here aad ofliciate at the funeral of Mrs. Rice, who was & member of that church, but he was unable to do 8o, In a personal let. ter to Dr. Rice he says: ‘It grieves me to the heart that I can- not be with you to-morrow. Ba sure were my convenience, or the pleasursble on Council Bluffs banks and a variety of mining stock certificates. He will have a hearing to-day. Feeble ladies grown strong and happy at Siloam Springs, Albany, Gentry county, Mo. emtf e —— - PERSONAL, James A, Jackson and wifo are at the Ogden having returned from Chicezo. D. A, Fai ell and H, B, Williams of Glen- wood, arrived at the Pacific Saturday. Vell McThadden s the father of a bouncing ten pound maiden who arrived Saturday, The frrepressible Boh Harris of Missouri Valley, was stoppir 7 at the Pacific yesterany. Mz, O'Connor, the Neola hotel man, was hes urday, on a brief visit to bis father- in-law, Chief Skinnor. George Wickham, who is now in the stock yards at Kansas City, was hore yesterday mosting many old friends, Georgo F. Wright and Mrs. Marshal Key returned Saturday from their sad mission to Chicago where they took the late Marshal Koy. ; J. W. Perogoy yesterday started for Quincy, TiL, Pat Lacy for Ottumwaand Tom Bowman for Knoxville, in the interest of the driving park, J. M, Wt ott, president of the Hoosier Drill company, of Richmond, Ind., 18 at the Ogdon, & gaost of the “Hoosier” general western agent, O, D, Reeves, P. 8. Suffner, of Plattsmouth, Neb., hes roturned home. Ho loft an order for seven toen of the “Hoouer” diills with O, D, Rooves bofo o leaving, this being probably Mr. Reov 2" lat order +> receive, ns ho is maling a sottlement with bis house prior to dovoting his whole attention to the se’e of the rollor skatos made by the Ttichmond Roll- er Skate and Castor company, of which e seoretary and treccurer and a one-third owner, e ————— Hundreds of grateful people who have boen cured of rheumatism, say that Silo- am Springs. Mo., is ahead as aspecific for thav disease, emtf — - Stock Shipments, Morse R. & one car hogs, 66 head, to Chicago via C. & N. W, Smith & A., one car hogs, 72 head, to Chicago via C. & N, W, ¥, Krops, one car hogs, 67 head, to Chicago via C. R. 1, & P, E. J. Stelts, threo car hogs, 214 head, to Chicago via C. R, I, & P, Swan Cattlo company, twenty cars g\l{lu 119 head, to Chicago via C, & Kvans, Hass & Haley, fourteen cars l:\l:\l]l)lt), 219 head, to Chicago via C. R. L. &P, Evans, Hass & Haley, twelve cars cat- llu.,:.".'l head, to Chicago via C. R. I. John Payne, two cars hogs, 123 head, to Chicago via C. M, & St. P, D. A, Hale, two cars hogs, 13 hoad to Chicago via C. M. & St. P. Eli Bliss, one car horses, Colfax via U, P, 7 head, to i enter into a written contract to cure your catarrh or forfeit all claim to pay for treatment, Write Rev. M. M, Thomp- aon, Albany, Gentiy county, Mo, emtf ———e—— One of the most novel and attractive sights is the new glass refrigator at Louie & Metger's cestaurant at Nos, 625 and D27 Broadway., Nothing of this kind has ever been seen in this part of the world bofore. It enables them to make & tempting display of fresh lob- sters, codfish, shrimps, mackerel, hali- but, blue fish, soft shell crabs, clams and oysters in shell, and game of all sorts, attracting the attention of all passers-by, vhile the interior of this glass refrigera. tor is freezivg cold, and everything in side is kopt perfect. ——— The lightuing rod fiends have taken the road and aro working lowa, When last heard from they had taken in a score of The proprietor ofSiloam Springs will | | Wi, Durrox & Co., 1115 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, GENTLEME! At the close of the firat year of service allow us to express to your entire satisfaction with the eleven Hardman Upright Pianos fur- nished us last September from your es- tablishment. They have been severely tested, having been in use eight or ten hours each day, and all are, at this time, in good condition and with lit- tle or no injury to tone or action. Our professors have given them unqualified endorsement, and we know them to be more durable than any instrument before tried in our school. Itisa real pleasure to give testimony to an article so genu- inely excellent and so well adapted to a purpose 28 these pianos are to a school. Veiy truly yours, [Signed] Prixcrears 06 ror YOuNG Lapx Messrs, Dutton & Co. have also re- cently sold (50) Hardman Uprights to gentlemen connected with the Pennsyl- vania iailroad. J. Mueller, western agent, Council Bluffs, Ta. e e— Handkerchief eale at J. J. Auwerda & Co's., 317 Broadway, Saturday and Mon- day, August 16th and 18th, Z SCHOOL Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Councll Bluffs. Real estato colloction agency, Odd Fellows Block over Savings Bank THOA, OFPICNR, 1L M, PUBNY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counctl Blufta o . s, Establishea - - 1856 Dealers In Forelgn and omestlc Exchango an Hrwo Securtt Grain & Provisions, BOOGE’S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Streot « Council Bluffs owa. i The Des Moines Cattle company, capi- t-1 stock £3€0,000,000 has fik 1 articles of incorporation. il S NN Live and dressed spring chickens at Casey’s meat market, 544 Broadway. - ——m— COMMERCIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Couxers BLurws, Towa, August 16,1889, Whoat—No. 1 milling, 75@50; No. 3 65@ 70; rojectod 50, Corn—Local purposes, 40@45. Oata—For local purposes, 35@40. Hay—S10 00@12 00 per ton; baled, 50@60 Ryo—40@Ab Corn Meal—1 30 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 700. Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, 500 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholasaling at 9c. Flour—City flour, 1 60@:3 30, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE STOCK. Cattlo—Butcher cows 3 00@3 25, stoors, 4 00@4 25, Sheop—8.50. Hogs—4 25@1 65, PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co., com- mission merchants, 538 Brondway. Poultry—Live old hens, 7c; spring chickens, 220@3 00 por doz.; live tirkoys, 9c, Peaches—3 bus, box, 100, Lemons—6 00 per box, Bananas—2 00@3 00 per bunch, Butter—Creamery, 20c; rolls, choice 9@10c. Eggs—124 per dozen. Vogetablos — Potatoes, onious, Toe per bu; eabbag apples, 1-3 bu box, Butcher SPECIAL NOTICES. NUTIC&—B;NHIM a vortisomonts, #uo a8 Fost, Found, To Loan, For Balv, To Ront, Wants, Board. od In this column ot the low or the first insertion or ench subsequent n- ments ab our office, No. rate of TEN € and FIVE © sertion, Leavo adverti Pearl Street, near Broad oung wan i wages no ol hix 218, Audu Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are tho timos of the arrival and de- parturo ol tralne by contral standard time, at the ocal depots. Traing leave transfer depot ton min w.es earller and arrive ten minutes later. OHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY. Chicago Express Fast Mail Zpm « 250 p m *At local depot onl: KANBAS CITY, 8T. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFP 10:06 8 Mail and Express, 7:05 pm 8:05 pm Pacific Expross, 6:60 pm CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND 5T PAUL, 52 pm :05 & m 916 A m 5 55 p m CHICAGO, ROCK 18LA: ‘At 1 54 p m *Des Mol 06 p m "AY WABABI, 8T, 1:20 a m 416 pm 510pm 900 am *At Transfer ¢ CII0AGO 81 NORTHWESTHRN, 5:30 pm ¥ 9:26 4 m Paciflc Exprosa BIOUX CITY AND PA 740 pm St. Poul E: 5 7:20am Day E: sy 8200 p m W 1100 a m Pacifio 7:40 3 m Local Express, 2:10 & m Lincoln Express, ~At Transfor only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAIA, 50-0:30-10:30-11:40 a. b n N. 5CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, OUNCIL BLUFFS. 1I0W A Mrs, B, J, Hilton. W 7. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Broadwsy, Council Blufts, | ruished 100m at 616 South Sixth sirect. OB SALE- My 0 10th stroet.” 1f ta Delow value, all or in part, ses, with ho moderate ren their humo in wate this offer. 1n the city 00, oors n soon will sell for §: Will al0 sell furniture, ¢ I£ not sold at once will uruishod Any one ()lbra ) & hundred, Camerns TED—Every body in Councll Bluffs to tako wbux. Delivered by carrierat only twenty oconts & weok. ~Good boarding house, ssloon “ine busiaess, Address K. Tiake Rrs hamplon Bosow Retalls a8 $1.00, can do up & without & wrinkls 11 4 nioely a8 the beat Jouu drivs can. Addrose for partloulase C. B. 8. & 1 Bax, ottios, Counci Blutt farmers in Buena Vista county. Twenty dollar verbal agreements to rod a build- ing turn up in the end as written con- tracts for 8300, ————— All foras of blood diseases cured at Si- loam Springs. Kidney and liver diseases ciations here, in the way, | should ime by the morning train, You doubt llu. remember Mrs, Rico was one of [ny, Mo, speedily rolioved and cured, Address Rev. M, M, Thompson, Manager, Alba- em if, JACOB SIMS, E. P, CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA in Streot, Rooms 1 and £ Bhugart & Mo. | W1 practios lu State sud Fedwsl R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, Grsr sumam remsred witsonsthe CHRONIC DISEASES ot nas » spectasy. Over hirty y Pear troct, & Concultation free THE RAYMOND Baby Jumper! L,C.BRACKETT AGENT, 224 & 220 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, « 10WA. BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOVS AND #3 Tadles' Furnishing Goods and Noti COST until all aro disposed of. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF ElairGoods In Towa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. et} MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Manufacturer, urtains, in Lace, £1'k, Turcoman, Etc. City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplics. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENGH Oll cloths,jMattings, Linoleums Etc L. IR > I T S fBhoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WERT. ome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our lina. Jheapest placo to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the - COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care. The Kimball Ors Council Blufts, Towa, hickering Best and Most Reliable, HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, Piano EMERSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANO Best Modern Price to Buy. gan, &0 loug and favorably WART, Sole Agent for abovo Correspondence Solicited, known in the west, recommen nes of Goods, 3 itsolf. Warerooms, 320 Broadway, Agents Wantod, ALl TRIMMED HATS At Cost Eill After JuLlv. MRS. 8. J. NGRRIS, 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs, J.J. AUWERDA, 31 The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Coods, A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand 7 Broadway. Council Bluffs. NEUMAYER'S ON THE American Furniture and appointments all new. Nos, 208 and 210 Broad: HOTEL Plan, uncil Bluff o4 J. J. GOCD. Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10¢ each, Switches $Lto B0 each. chase, Hair ornaments given with every pur- All kinds of hair work promptly attended to. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50¢ per inch, ALL KINDS OF ElairGoods MRB. J. J, GOOD = 29 Main Siree MAZTX MOEIIN, ———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS. 7 and 219 8. Main St., - Propricto CRESTON HOUSE N\ NOVELTIES, Largeétfi“_Stock LO WES PRICES, DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Elactric Belt the b Acents Wa 1ses o Counc | Blufls, Heferences—Any o the busing e 419 BROADWAY . June by us. nted! JUDD & SMITH ¥ OCUNCIL BLUFFS§ '4 X A ¢