Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1884, Page 6

—a = THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY AUGUST 22, THE e COUNCIL BLUFFS. mhursdny Morning August 21, S SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Some Foolish Rumors Afloat Yes O L e e e ek B By Mail = « - - . §10.00 per yoar 3 OFFICE! No. 7 Pear] Btreet, Near Broadway. DAILY BEE. ABOUT THE BONDS. Some Morc Interesting Gleanings of News and Probability of a Sale. il very The matter of the sale of bonds is the theme of talk. Everybody point to better times to come in the dim, distant future, 8 Crops are good in this part of the world, THE ENTRTES, The following are the entries for the mecting of the driving park, here Au- 2Gth not being filled gust to 30th, the winning races Tuesday, August 20 : = anious alout the matter, as its outsome [ 0. B TrOTIING—00 1\ isE, S50, MINOR MENTION, affocts the matter of city improvements [, (ioFetch-It, b g, B. I Konncy, Lexing. - greatly, Asastated in yesterday morn- Peck's Hambeltontan, b s, € Hinckley, Soe J. Roiter's Summer goods, ing's Ber, Moyor Vaughan had tele- (Wiew I o\ oy e st back from Des | GFaphed that he had sold £40,000 of ~the [ .. i - Lo L Sl bonds, and had placed the money in the |, (iéan Smith, bikg, B J. Johustop, Cres: Moines, Patk National bank to the credit of the | *“Racs 1., 11 r, George W, Holmes, Lin- Tho domoorats mest in HUCU |ty romurer, Yestordy morning the [N o O night, city troasurer, Mr. Clauson, roceived | St Kinio, by g J 1 Jarees Cononrdin, Thero wera four fruit ears on yester- o lotter by tho mail from tho|Kaviae OGN : torday morning's Northwestorn train. | Park § National ~ bank, stating _that |, Heury Ol th g, W. 0. Footo, Hutchin will try another ‘‘star chamber” right away. The Bavarian band is to give a concert in Bayliss park this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, The Congregational Sunday school is planning for a picnic on Thursday of next week. Broadway is in a terrible condition now, and several teams were stalled there yesterday. 1t is said that work on the paving will commence just 80 soon as Broadway dries up a little, Mike Kildear, who was arrested for bruising Harry Wagner's nose, was dis- charged yesterday- The strike of the Centerville Coal Co's. miners has come to an end, and work has been resumed. The Methodists held a social last night at the residenoe of Mr. and Mrs. Hale on ‘Washington avenue. Harrison Brothers, late of Milwaukee, have opened a meat market in the new building, 742 Broadway. Will Almy was yesterday complained of before Justice Abbott for beating a board bill at Taylor Woolsey's. In the flurry about bends, and the ab- sence of the mayor, the commercial men’s gathering here shall not be forgotten. The board of health have not yet con- demned the cracked court house, although itis worse than the Methodist church was, If any one finds a lost account book they can get a liberal reward by return- it to Chief Skinner, at the police head- quarters, the credit of the city treasurer. This gave rise gto all sorts of conjectures among those who are so feverish over the matter. It was whispered that there was something strange about the affair, and all sorts of rumors got afloat. Tho city treasurer’s explanation was that probably on Monday Mr. Vaughan made some arrangement for the sale of the bonds, and that that part of the trans- action was senv by mail, reaching here yosterday. Wednesday the salo was prob- ably completed, and then Mr, Vaughan tolographed. 1t appears now that Vaughan has sold the §40,000 of inter- section bonds and that they were sold at an equivalent of 09 cents on the dol- lar. It is said that these were the choicest of the lot, and ought to have brought a premium of two per cont., as they were longer time ones than the others, In previous negotiations it had always been the talk to put only $2,000 of these long time bonds in with §7,000 of the shorter time ones, so as to bring them up to a better selling average. Now it seems that these are sold in a lump, the best in the lot, and hence it is ex- nesday night City Treasurer Clausen tele- graphed Mayor Vaughan to, sign the bondsthat he had in his valise, or in the safe of the Astor house, and take them to the bank and get a receipt for ali the bonds in the name of the city treasurer of Councl Bluffs. He also telegraphed the bank, but up to a late hour yoster- day had received no reply, and as ho be- gan to get a little nervous himself, he de- cided to start for New York at once. Yesterday Mayor Vaughan telegraphed that he had taken supper with John Baldwin (probably meaning J. T. Bald- win) and that he was advised by him to settle the remaining bonds at ninety-five cents on a dollar, and thus get the cash without turther delay, so that withtlLi. cash thoy could under ks contract got of the contracto. discount of five per cent, for.asi, wnus virtually making the Thie, Friday, evening there will be a acciable atthe Y. M. C. A, No. 1£, north Main street. ~ All are invited to be present. The candidacy of «Jacob Sims, asa nominee for the, <ifuit bench, seems to - boaneeting with much favor in outside counties, as well as at home, It is noticed that Monsieur Le Fleur has sneaked back into the city. It would be well for him, while here, to attend to some cases pending when he left. In the circuit court yesterday, the case of Barrett vs. Wheeler & Herald was on trial, it being a claim for cider shipped the defendants, and which they claim was not as good cider as the contract called for. Nobody seems to want to take any con- tracts for street filling, at least no bids are in, and Sixth and Seventh avenue besides other bad places, needing imme- diate attention, are in likelihood of need- ing it for some time to come. Yesterday morning as the Rock Island passenger pulled out from the transfor an open switch caused the engine to go off the track, together with the baggage car. Fortunately no one was hurt, and the passengers were at once transferred to the coaches of another train, which had Jjust arrived and sent on their Jjourney in those. One of the officers of the institution for the feeblo minded at Glenwood ar- rived yesterday after tho two boys who were found wandering around here, and who had escaped from the institutions. The boys had little to say, when he came, about having been abused at the institu- tion, simply complaining that they had not been paid for their work. One of the two boys has run away from the institution several times before, C. 8, Clarke, of the Evening Herald, was yesterday about to enter the bindery of the Nonpariel office to soe his sister- in-law, when Judge Hubbard, the editor, cavght him and pushed nim out, it being claimed that Clark had been forbidden to enter the establishment, and Hubbard foeling just like enforcing the order of ejection. Clark having written up a firery article about a foolish little disturbance between the judge and the pressman, Clark went before Judge Aylsworth yes- terday and filed an information charging Judge Hubbard with assault, ia t0'bo hoard. this aftornoon, if heard at all, e —— The proprictor of Siloam Springs will enter into a written contract to cure your catarrh or forfeit wil claim to pay for treatment. Writo Rov, M, M. Thomp- 8on, Albany, Gentry county, Mo, emtf o —— Shipments of Stock, The following were the shipme nts of stock from the union stock yar:s, August 2lst: J. Doricy & Loears, 1 car hogs, (5 head to Chicago via Milwaukeo, : Morse. Rogers & On., 1 car hogs, 68 head, to Chicazo via N, W, Columbus Packing company, 1 car hogs, 70 head, Chicago via R | D Togersoll, 1 car hogs, 70 head, Chi- eago via R | D D. Green, 10 care calver, 500 head, 81 Edwards via U P — — The caso | 7 Jonds realize the same as if sold later at par. He desired the council to meet and advise him what to do, it being under- stood that he had an offer of ninety-five cents on a dollar. It does not appear whether an additional one or two per cent. would have to be paid to some banker for selling them or not, but probably there would. There has been much criticism of the city treasurer's action because on leaving New York he left some of the bonds in Vaughan's possession; and the others in the bank subject to his order. Those|" which have been in Vaughan's valise lacked the mayor’s signature, and hence if stolen by anyone could not be used, || but still it was deemed not business-like for the city treasurer to allow bonds to | ¢ lay around in a valise, or be in the con- trol of any person. It was declared that as the treasurer had given his recoipt for the bonds, and he and his bondsmen Thoso and other matters were caught up and carried from one to another as larger bits of news, gaining nothing of accuracy in their winged flight, until there were many fearful and sensational stories made of them, Those who were knowing to the real seemed unanimous in the expression of the belief that there was no charge of any crooked work being done on the part of anybody, but that the chief objection NO. 13, TROTTING; FREE-FOR-ALL, PUR NO, 15 HOTEL STAKE FOR 2 NO. 16, TROTTING. facts and who kept their heads cool, | ha TROTTING Rex, b, g, J, G Review, b, m., Mich Trbana, Ohio, A. Gallop, Pahogon, 1 Smith, bk, g, B. J. Johnston, i ick, ch, g, B, K. Kirk, NO, 8, PACING, Dickerson, ¢ rUnsE, £600, . &, B, J. Johnson, Juck Creston, Harlo, g. m., M. 1, Harle, Council . lio I, blk. g.. C, N, Emery, Beatrics, ie I3, g 1., Cal, Bates, Independence, Kas, NO, 9. THOTTING, 2:40 CLASS, PURSE, $500. Lady Mack, br m, A, H. Swan, Cheyenne, Wyo. .I.\'lwlxluu, g A, A, Bombeck, Kansas o 8., chm, A, 8. Olney, Minneapolls, Kan, Leonard, b g, J, N, Leonard, Lincoln, Nel. Bud Doble, b g, B, C. Holly, Pueblo, Col- orado. pected that it will be more difficult to | """ e place the others, they running for Thursday, Augustt 28, shorter time. f § NO, 10, COUNCIL BLUFFS DERBY FOR TWO- So much was said about this that Wed- SRAOT s IR B Mable Moore, Archio Hatchett, Springfield, 1, Trish Lass, b f, B, C. Holly, Pueblo, Colo- rado, Bill. b ¢, Tohn Prall, Fairfield, Towa. Littlo Sam, ch g, Dug Jackson, Moline, No. 11 LAVERY §TA AKE, § MILE DASH. Flotch Taylor, b g George McRo bits; Mo- berly, Mo, Lady Tompkins, br. £, L G all, Macer doxia, Town. Hydar Abad, b. ¢, L. W. Benson, Ma- quon, 111, TROTTING. ruRsk, $500, , J. W. Tgon, Urhana, , Frank Pearson, Brown- b.e, Frank M. Hurlan, Pine Boy, b. g., A. A, Bombeck, Kansas ) Swan, Cheyeane, Wyo. Y .y Mat Colvin, Kansas Civy, Frank M. Harli NO. 14, MERCHANT'S STAKE. PURSE, $150, Trix, b. ., L. W. Benson, Maquon, T11, Beeswing, i, m., L. G, Ball, Macedonia, owit, A Fellow, b. g., J. H. Collier, Solomon Jity, Kas, Friday, Aug., 20, AND EAR OLDS, § MILE DASH, PURSE, h were personally responsible for their| i Taylor, b, g, Geo, Meloberts safo-keeping, he alone should retain con- [ Moberly, Mo, 0" { trol of them until Hluy wore sold, Bill, b c., John 'rall, l“.firfivhl. la. Irish Lats, b, f., B. C. Holloy, Pueblo, 2:48 crLass, PURSE, 0. A. H. Swan, Chey- ok, 1o, m., lolmes, b, g. Frank DPearson, Thompson, Oma- n Swith, blk, g, B. J. Johnson, Cres tons Ia, Katy H.., blk, m. Geo W, Holmes,. Lincoln o " Clifton, b. g, E. Werk, Kanss City, was to the unbusiness-llke way of pro- | Mo, i cedure. Some of those who did| Michigan, br.e, W. H. Johnson, Kan ol sas City, Mo, not endorso the atar-chambor procedure, [ 45 Cityy Mo, 00 0T nor the mothods adopted by tho commit- | | 4ot Julye by v Cal Bates, Inde- tee, said that they believed the commit- uth 8., (formerly Mollic) b, m., Thos. tee had worked faithfully and hard, but |5 r, Menill Wis, thought it was an unfortunato choice of committee, and that they had subjected themselves to criticism by lack of discro- tion, still in it all appeared an anxiety to have There was much talk of all sorts, but | * Ty PACING, 2:100LASS. PURSE 8500, ank W., d. g, W. J, Wingert, Dixon, Longshore, Bel- , 1. g, B, moy, Lexington, the bonds sold, and the improvements go on, e —— and (ientry emtf Feoblo ladies grown strong happy at Siloam Springs, Albany, county, Mo, Another Chapter, The robbery of Mr. Hanly, the black- smith at Neola who lost §600 in gold, cama up yosterday before Justico Abbott inanother form, Sometimeago Mike Gon- nor, was arrested, charged with the rob- bery, and an examination had before J us- insufficient and dischargad him, Yester- day Connor and his wife were brought before Justice Schurz on a revival of the charge, iv being claimed that some new evidence had been discovered. uppears that the proof gained eeoms confined to some new proof as to Hauley having the money in question, and that soon after the robbery Connor and members of his family were spend- ing money answering somewhat the de. soription of the money stolen, Some statements made by Connor and his wife are also to be brought in by the prosecu- tion. The case was not concluaed yes- terday but will be finished up today, probably, Malvern Matters, E. B, Brown, one of the editors of the Leader, of this gity, lost his infant child from the effects of cholera infantum. The child was sick only a few hours. We extend our heartfclt sympathy to the guief stricken parents, Mud and rain, watermelons, and chol- era morbus now prevail, Tne Blaine and Logan boys are ex H 1ndrad s of grateful people who have been cured of rhe tis'u, say that Silo- am Soyinul. Mo., is ahead as a specific for that disease, emtf pecting Judge Lyman to brighten up their intellects on the political status of tice Vaughan, who deemed the evidence |® Ky, Huck Dickerson, ch. g, I Creston, Towa, aome ack, bik, g, A, W, Canpbell, Dal- Mattie Harle, g, m., M, + Johnston, ¥, Harle, Council Bluffs, Ta. Nellie ., g. m.. Independence, Kas, No. 18, THE LADIES' STAKE, ALL AGEs, $100, Iosco, Archie Hatchott, Springfield, Tils, Hydur Abab, b. c., L. 0, Benson, Maquon, ] Lidy Tompkins, br. f, C. Ball, Maco donia, Towa, Olivette, b, m, B, Towa Johnston, Creston, Saturday August 30, TROTTING, CLASS, PURSE $500, Poronto Maid, | ford, 111, Harey Pulling, b, 5., A. 8. Oluey, Minneap: oliw, Ki Joe Young, bk, s, body, K . Weastbrook, Pea- TR | here for the present, but the indications 1884. Guara W. P. ALYSWORTH. Framo House BRICK HOUSES raised All work guarantecd, MANDEMAKERS & VA Garpenters STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St.,, COUNCIL BLUFF Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention and satisfaction |28 represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, Architects nteed. EHOUSE MOVER. moved on the LITTLE GIANT trucks anl any distance and over any hind of ground. w. ", AYLSWORTH, 1010 Nir th street. COUNCIL, BLUFFS, £8 Specal attention by mall DeVOL & WRICHT, WHOLESALE Hardware, Cutlery, Timers' Stock, Ete COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. YARA CIGARS. H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars, ty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE ITAVANA snd All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted Wo make a spec H. H. HORNE & CO0., I 552 Brondway,’ COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS CouNctr BLUrrs, - « « = « TowA, 7 and 9 Main street, WHOLESALE and 344 Proadway, NMetcalf Bros.. HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, DEALERS;IN COUNCIL BLUFFS I0W DEALERS IN A HARRISON BROS. Fresh and Salt Meats. HAMS, BACON, DRIED BEEF, SALT PORK AVD LARD, 742 Broadway - - - - LL KINDS OF H. F. HATTENHAUER, NManufacturer. Council Bluffs. COMMERCIAL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Couetr, BLurrs, Towa, August 2 Wheat—No. 1 milling, 75@50; N 70; rejected 50, Corn—Local purposes, 40@ Oata—For local purposes, 35@40. Hay—$10 00@12 00 per ton; baled, 50@ 60 Ryo—40@dbe. Corn Meal—1 30 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 700, Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; 5 00 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 9jc. Flour—City four, 1 60@3 30, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz. LIVE STOCK. 1884, 65@ stoers, 4 00@4 25, -+ AT TORNEYS AT LAW. Cattle—Butchor cows 3 00@3 25, Butcker | COUNCIL BLUFFS, Hrs, B, J. Hilon, W D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Broadway, Council Blufla, £ Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Notionsat ). COST until all are disposed of. & - . il OFFER FOR SALE REGARDLESS COST Light Road Wagons, Piano Box Top and Open Buggles, Brewster Top and Open Buggies, Windsor Top and Open Buggics, Phactons of all kinds and two Seated Carriages. All of the above ate of my own manu- facture and guaranteed the best of stock, and first-class in every particular. Send for des criptive circular. £4r Factory and Office 27, 20 and 81 Fourth Strect, Council Bluffs, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF i Elair Gr dl RLE” OCOOSs | ¥ In Jowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least monoy at 337 Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa. ; MRS D. A, BENEDICT, Mannfactuer. . | J.R. TATE WARREN WHITE' T A THES& W IEITH. Practice in State and Federal Courts. Collections promptly attended to. Room 9, Schugart's Building, IOWA. 0. PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co., com- mission merchants, 538 Broadway, Poultry—Live old hens, 7c; spring chiclkens, 2 95@3 00 per doz.; live turkeys, Y. Teaches—3 bus. box, 100, Tomons—b 00 per box. Bananas—2 00@3 00 per bunch. Buttor—Creamery, 20c; rolls, choice 9@10c. Fgs—12} per dc Vegotables— P onions, 75c per | Real estate collectlon agency, 0dd Fellows Block over Savings Bank W.R. VAUGHAN. Justics of the Peace.—— City. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH rtains, in Lace, $1'k, Turcoman, Ete. L. R 1P T Bhoicest and Best Sclected STOCK in the WEST, ome -and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in onr Hue., heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the - Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care 0fl cloths,| Mattings, Liroleums Ete &5 | COUNCIL BLUFFS Omaha and Councll Bluffe, apples, 1-3 bu by 100; beane, 1 50@2.25 per bushel, e — The Rock Island road intends building car shops at Kellogg. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIC Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- ing, eto., will bo Inserted in this column at the low OFFICER & PUSEY Spocial a vertisomonts, suo e Lost, | ESTabiishea - - TIHOS. OFFICHR, 1L ¥, PUBEY, BANKERS. Councll Bluffs Y 1856 Doalora fn Forelgn and omestle Exchange an Hewo Securitt rato of /S PER LINE for the first insortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- sortion, Leave advertisoments at our office, No, Pearl Strect, noar Broadwav. WANTS. frst ¢ rher by Schmidt & Harb, Broadway, Council Blugts. | DR 10th bolow vals all or in pa ¥ roaufe i 000 5 a o will rent premi sos, with houso furnished or unfurnished, at modorate rent, Any ono thinking of mak their hume in Council Bluf gato this offer, 1t is the best bargain eve n the city. M A UPTC { )LD PAPERS, O Whunirod ‘or salo at Br offico, at 26 cents ANTED—Evory body in Council Bluffa to_take TunBun. Dolivered by carrior ab only twenty oents o woek. n make first mplon Bosom G Ladies and gentlemel lwwa wagos by solling the HCh Strecther and roning Board.” Retails at #1.00. Any lady can do up fino shirt without & wrinkls and glows [t s nicely natho best Iaundries can, Addreso tor particulars O. B. 8. & L Co., Bas office, Counci Bluffy, James McKean, Brad- Mattie Price, br. m,, W. H, Johnson, Kan #as City, Mo, 8. H. McCormac, ch, g., B, P, Kitk, Mason City, Tow Churles G, Hayes, br, s, W, H, H, Colby, Ft, Dodge, DENTIST. 100 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS = B . 10WA. JACOB 8IMS, E. P CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Office, Main Streot, Rooms 1 and 2 Shugart & Mo 4 Block, Wil practice fn State and Federag Grain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Strect - The Kimball Orzan, #o long and J. L, 8 ART, Sole 1. Ca neil Bluf Tow (] o Q hickering Piano HALLETT, IL\\"'T;”T;\]‘:m(l‘,n(‘)l;(i‘.'-.}w' Y PIANO Endorsed by FraNz Liszr, | EMEKSON PIANO. Unrivalled for Tone or Finish, | KIMBALL PIANO | i Bost Modern Price to Buy. <t, recommends itself, orably known in the we [G Bloadway, f Goods. Agents Wi 1. UNDERTAKER ARD EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kings. CouncllBluffs owa. |1} RGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT IO, 12 IV Main St.. Gouncil Rl fis. Ra:ilway Time Table, COUNCIL BLUFFS. g are the times of the arrival and de- parturo of 3 by central standard time, at the local depots. Traine leave tranafor depot ten min w08 l-ll\hl! and arrive ten minutes later. ICAGO, RURLINGION AND QUINOT, The tollow Chlcago Fast M; pw J.J. AUWERDA. A Full Line The reméxmnéfil&iv on hand will be Sold Relow Cost to make room for New Croods. f NOTIONS always Hand , 3817 Broadway. Council Biufs. 7 pm 2.60 pm *Mail and 0p m o 10:06 8 m §:06 p m IHICAGO, MILWAUKKN AND 8T, PAUL, Express, bam Expross, OMI0AGO, ROOK 1SLAND AND PAOIYIO, 'Atlantlo Express, xpross, *Des Moines Accommodation, *At local depot only, *WABASIE, BT, LOUIS AND PACI¥IO, 415 pm 000 8 m OHICAGO &nd NOPTHWESTNRY, Express, 0:50 p Pacifio Express 9:06 8 SI0UX CITY AND PACIFIO, Bt. Paul Express, B:50 & m Day Express 6:60 p m 0N PACIFIO ‘estern Exprose, 5 & m fio Express, pm Local Express, :64 & m Lincoln Expross, i *At Traustor only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHIA, Loave—7:20-8:80-9:30-10;30-11:40 &. m. RS. J Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c each, Switches Hair ornaments given with every pur- All kinds of hair work promptly attended to, Waves made of Ladies’ combings at b0c¢ per inch, ALL KIND3 OF $1to $.0 each, NO, 20 THOTTING ~2; Big Soap, b. g, Lew Glenn, Mt, Pleasant, Towa ott, Leadville, Col, , Holly & Carlile, Pueblo, Colorado, Strathlan, b, 5., Mat Colvin, Kanras City, Missouri, Lew, b. s, A, H, Swan, Cheyenne, Wyo, — Yesterday, Frank Graves, while racing with another boy down on the bottoms, ran into « cow and was thrown from his pony, the pony falling on him and injur- ing him internally. e e— The Muscatine Tribune relates the biggest snmko story of the season when i tinforma its readers that ). Gerhardt of Montpelier tiwuship, Muscatine county, killed a garter snake a wook sgo which had in it forty eight ormore young the day next Tuesday eyening, Trade and traftic is rather depressed snakes varying in size from five to six | inches, 30-5:30-0 -6:80-0:50-11:06 p. m am. 1 0:50-11:06 p. m. Arstve 10 min to betore leaviug time 1:80-2:3 Sunday—9:30-11:40 THE RAYMOND Baby Jumper! L.C. BRACKETT AGENT, 224 & 220 Broadway, N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICEOVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, OUNCIL BLUFES . COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I0WA. BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS AND NOVELTIES. Largest Stock L) V&3l PR ICES. CANCERS, R. Rice M. D, or other tumors removed without ihe knifo oF drawlog o blood, l CHRONIC DISEASES of nden epaca. Over hirty years practioal experience O1oe Pear treet, Council Bluffe '‘Conoultation tree NEUMAYER'S HOTEL American Plan, J ‘y Furniture and appointments all new. ON THE Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Blaff chage, EairGoods MRS, J. J. GOO 29 Main Srtree M A X MOELIN, CRESTON HOUSE Proprieto ———EVERYTHING #1ISTCLASS, —— JOW A |Nos, 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFFS DR. JUDD’'S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Rlectric Belt Acents Wanted! Reforences—Any o the busine 819 BROADWAY 16¢8 in Couseil Bluffs, th ath June by ue, JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, . OCUNCIL BLUFF§ 4