Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 1, 1884, Page 6

FHE DA , 1884, ILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 FINE FINISH, o - THE DAILY BEE.| COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning September 1.] The of the Closing Day Best of All SUBSCRIF S - sl it he first event was the three-fourths of % OFFIOE: |a mile dash. Flotch Taylor, Trish Lass N5, 7 Pearl Street, Noar Broadway. and Bill started. The Laas soon got a Jength the lead and kept the gap open to MINOR MENTION, the finish, Fletth Taylor sccond, Bill third. Time, 1:19. e The next was the 2:48 trot, in which The county board meet today there were soven starters, Michigan, See J. Reiter's Summer goods. Katy H., Honest Billy, Ethan Allen, The public schools open today. Clifton, Gean Smith and Ruth S, In The curbing and sidewalks about the | the start Katy 1. got to the front on the Baptist church properly have been com- [ first turn but broke, and Gean Smith pleted and Ruth R, passed her, Gean " 3rook i Kirk v 06 6F Smith keep the lead, winning the heat Officers Brooks and Kirk now g0 on| yieh ™ Ruth 8. close on him, Time, day duty, the change ia the torce going [9.157, { In the second heat Gean Smith kept the front with Ruth S. a good second, the entire mile. Time 2:35]. The judges not being satisfied with the way Mr. Selinger drove Ruth S., put Mr. Kinney in his place. Gean Smith led the way, but Ruth S. was on his wheel, and sfaid there to the dis- tanco stand when Gean Smith broke and Ruth 8, passed him, taking the heat in 2:32{, The fourth heat was a repetition of the third to the distance stand, but Gean Smith kept his feet and got under the wire the winner in 2:31}, The following is the summary: Goan Smith., Ruth 8 Katy H Michigan. .. Lithan Allen. Chfton . Honest, Billy . Time, 2:85], 2 2:314, Much interest was felt in the 2:17 pac- ing race. for Col, Daily’s little mare, into effect yesterday. Burgiars by raiding T. R. Davis’ houso £12 in on First avenue, have secured cash, a pair of pantaloons, a locket and some trinkets, The Globe on Saturday moved its quarters from Pearl atroet to the build- ing formerly Little Windsor on Broadway. The Council Bluffs Baptist association and Sunday School convention meets at Harlan September dth to 8th. Rev. J. G. Lemen preaches the introductory ocoupied as tho sermon, Miss Josle Durgan was surprised at her heme on south Sixth strect, Friday evening, by about twenty of her young friends. « The hours wero spent happily in a very social way. Races the 2| was brief and to the point. Judge Thurs- 3 [ ton, of Omaha, made the address of the . | and interesting his audionce admirably. will be welcomed at any time, Special attention shown to_stranger. P. J. Moxtcosenry, Pres, Harny Cunris, Gen. Sec, The IRepublicans Give the First Torch | Light Procession of the Season The republican rally on Saturday night, for the first formal opening of the cam paign, was agood starter. The torch- light pre 1 consisted of about two hundred, and the parade was made along Broadway and Main streots. Wall Mc Fadden's military band, without which no sort of a local parade would bo quite complote, furnished music. The Boya in Blue appeared to great advantage in their plumed he ts, with coats and sashes, and ez lamp surmounted by a black eagle. There was also a goodly number of the ‘colored Blaine and Logan club. The members of the young men's club were recognized by their white hats, while there were about 100 of the free for all Blaine and Logan club. There was considerable enthusi- asm shown all along the line ot march, Some blue and red lights were thrown on the parade, and sky-rockets were sent up with other demonstrations of jubilancy. It was the original intention to hold the meeting in the court house, but it be- came 8o evident that the building would not hold the crowd that possession was taken of Bayliss Park. Hero there was gathered a large crowd. The speakers occupied tho band stand. Col. W. T. Sapp presided and made the introductoryaddress, which evening. With a full, clear voice he spoke for an hour and & half, holding Owing to the lateness of the hour Judge Lyman spoko only briefly, but spoke pointedly and briefly. MANDEMAKERS & VA2 sy care GArpOMGYS Architects STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St,, COUNCIL BLUFI'S Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention and satisfaction Guaranteed. W. P. ALYSWORTIL. W. I\ AYLSWORTH, 1610 COUNCIL BLUFFS. DeVOL & WRICHT, WHOLESALE Hardware, Cutlery, Timners™ Stock, Etc. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. 4@ 8y ceal attentton by mails NMetcalf Bross.. WHOLESALE DEALERSIIN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, and 344 Proadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS 10W H.H. HORNE & CO., 5 DEALERS IN igars WHOLESA Fine We make a speclalty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA sad YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us aro of our own manufacture and warrantod aa represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, 562 Broadway,’ H. H. HORNE & CO., ] COUNCIL BLUFFS, « | IOWA, ‘ SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS | l 7 and 9 Main strect, CouNcit BLUFFS, - « « = « Towa, . H F. HATTENHAUER, Manufacturer. Rev. F. T. McMillican, of Maquokets, | i Harle, had entored. It was pro. ———— EARRISON BIROS. Towa, supplied the pulpit of the Congre- GA dicted that it wastoo fast company for her gational church yesterday, preaching two to bein to saveherdistance but she showed TES AJAR DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF herself botha stayer and speedy one. The startcrs were Bulldozer, Lone Jack, Patsy Clinker, and Mattie Harle. In the first heat it was a hot one be- the colored John B t i tween Bulldozer and Patsy to the three- Laliaslelts Gl 9 Bl Dl A i e in jail, for stealing a ring from Mrs. |yin thon and won the heat in 2:21]. Davis' second hand store, and a coat|Mattie Harle a good third. L at Mrs. Riddlemoser’s on Broadway. The second and third heats were won e g : ; by Bulldozer quite eastly. The summary The oflicial mania for impounding cat- ¥ *%1cter 1 tle seems to have subsided. There are 3,14, many cows running at large, breaking | Patsy Clink excellent sermons, He is expected to preach again next Sunday. Justice Abhott, on Saturday sentenced ! |slooping car on tho Sioux City train. Mr, Gates, of St. Louis, has a Lively Time With an Insolent Sleeping Car Porter Mr. J. W, Gates, president of the Southwestern barbed wire company, of St. Louis, appeared boforo Justico Schurz Saturday and ontered a serious complaint against a colored porter of a Fresh and Salt Meats. HAMS, BACON RIED BEEF, SALT PORK AND LARD, 742 Broadway - - Council Bluffs. Mr. Gates stated that ho boarded the down foliage and injuring parking on | }1ttie Harlo streets. The old pound has been re-| Tin newed, and no one seems to pay any attention to the new one. Then there was a mile dash in which Lady Tompkine, Hyda Abad and Oli- i . vette started. Hyda Abad early took a Yesterday morning the two little coons | joad and won m,i]yy by two 131.,1{1.,‘ Oli- who have been in jail for tapping a till | vette second and Lady Tompkins third; and petty thicving, were released, but|!ime, 1:48. were re-arrested in the afternoon for breaking into a Main street store and stealing about twenty pocket knives. Complaint has been entered at police headquarters that an old and crippled man, named Jermis, living near the( 'The following telegram was received Union Pacific bridge, had been fearfully | Saturday from Mayor Vaughan, it being and cruelly beaten by his son Frank, who | sont to his family, and they kindly fur- used & blacksnake whip on the old man. | nighing it to the Ber, through the may- The case will be investigated to-day. or's privato secrotary: The Kindergarten and industrial| Bosrox, Mass.,, August 30.—By faith, school, in_connection with the Homo ot [6nd untiring words and against the pre- the Friondlos, opone next Monday. Mr. [ fiefion 1 fone Wichos of our oliy qrdor and Mrs. Borell will be at the chapel of | hundred and forty thousand paving and the Baptist church every forenoon of this | thirty-two thousand sewerage boncs and wook, on and aftor to-morrow, from 10 |1 hold a private written contract for the THE BONDS SOLD. Such is the News Wired by Mayor Vaughan, to 12 o'clock, prepared to give all needed purchage provided the buyers’ attorneys information and tako names of pupils. As there has been a demand for a kin- dergarten here, especially since the kin- dergarten has been cut off the public school course, and as Mrs, Borell has had large experience there will doubtless be a large number of pupils. There has already been secured for the work a piano, the nocossary material is on the || way, and Miss Forbes, of Cedar Rapids, has been secured asan assistant. The academical course also promises to be to be well cared for, and a nnmber of pupils have already entered, o — All forms of blood diseases cured at Siloam Springs. Kidney and liver dis- eases speedily relieved and cured. Ad- dress Rev. M. M. Thompson, manager, Albany, Mo, ‘emtf L — Shipments of Stock. The following were the shipments of stock from the union stock yards, August 30th: J. H. Blair, 13 cars _cattle, 236 head, Chicago via C, & N. N, W, (), C. Wade, ars_cattle, 440 head, hicago. via C. & N, W J. H, Reel, 7 car ttle, 125 head, Chicago, via O., M, fli 8t. P, Reel & Rosendale, 12 cars cattlo, 240 head, Chicago, via C., M. A 8t. Paul, C. P, Clifford, 1 car hogs, 67 head, Chicago, via O. fii R. 1. ¥, Beveridge, 2 cars hogs, 120 head, Chicago, vi C. & R, 1, o — Feeble ladies grown strong and appy at Siloam Springs, Albany, Gentry ounty, Mo, emtf e —— voring Sims, Mr, Sims is & young man of fine abil- ities, bears a splendid classical education, thoroughly posted on legal points, and has served his party faithfully which could repay him no better than to cast upon the gentleman circuit judgeship. A convention is soon to be called to nominate a candidate and we hope Jacob will be the mau chosen by acclamation a good way to show appreciation of his arly labors and real merits as a man, ganuut Bureau. Jacob Sims, of Council Bluffs, seems to be the leading candidate for circuit judge just at prosent and the Delta from™ per- sonal acquaintance with Mr, Sims can most heartily commend him and his can- didacy to the people of the district. Of ripe legal knowledge backed by sound business judgment, careful and consci- entious in the discharge of every duty he would we doubt not make a most popular and efficient judge.— Avoca Delta, C— Night schools, Western Towa college will be open Monday, Wednesday and Friday even- ings from 7 to 9 o'clock from September 18t to April 1st, annually. Same studies find thows valid, Thoy aro investigating therough'y their legallty, and hopo to get their opinton tomorrow. If favorablo will place over one hundred and forty thousand dollars cash to cities credit. Immodiately roturn home and draw _for thirty-two thousand sewerage . When ready if opinion is against validity of bonds, Treasurer Clawson, Regan and I will start home immediately and assoss- ment sortificates must bo issued under old aw. W. R. VEAGAAN, Semi-Annual Keport Of The Y, M, G A, Wo tako ploasure in presenting to our friends and supportors a six month’s re- report of our work, We bogan in contracted quarters, but the borders have been enlarged until now we control seven rooms. These have all been well furnished by gifts from friends Two are used for gymnasium, one for parlor, one for office, one as reading room and two for class and social rooms. Quite a number of young men have enlisted in the work are actively en- gaged in different branches of it. The reading room has been kept open daily and many have availed themselves of its privileges. On tho tables may be found nearly fifty papers and mag- azines from diflerent parts of the country . Each week & Gospel Sorvice, a Young Men's Meeting, a Bible study and a lit- erary and social gathering are held, As statistics we give the following 24 Gospel Servi Average U9 20 Young Men ) Bible Study, Mectings, “ 10 18 Litorary o als, “ G 45 Noondiy Praye- Meotings, $ 10 5 Persous have requested Prayor, Quite recently a meoting was started at a hall near the Rock Island depot. We hope in time to develope this into & railroad branch association. A district convention ropresented by delegated from the associations of east’ orn Nebraska and western Jowa, was held May 16-18, It proved a profitable gafheriog toall who attended. A number of ladies of the city have organized a Women's Christian Associa- tion with a committee to work in con- nection with the Y, M, C, A, Some of our business and “roressional men have contributed most liberally to the financlal support of the Assocation, for which we extend our hearty tanks, The citizens are becoming acquainted with the work and many are being in- terested in it, The daily press has kindly granted us feen use of its columns and has said many things favorable to our cause. Wo hope and pray that the next six months may be productive of much more good than the past have, and [this truly will be the case isfeach person does his part. Two of our members, Fred J. Oakes and Thomas Gowdy, have been taken away by death, Four of them have left the city. The secretary has made 1438 business ausy be pursued a8 in day-time at rea- son.ble cost, Fall term of normal opens Monday, Bept. lst. Students may en- ter business depwrtment at any time. Entrange firet stair way bslow the post- office, and personal calls, twenty-two visits to sick young men and directed fourteen young men to boardicg houses. Employ- ment has been secured for six. Our rooms are located at No. 12 south bound train at Sioux Clty about 4 o'clock in the ovening, and took a berth in the Spirit Lake slecper, giving orders to the porter not to wake him until 8 o'clock. The porter, named H. Hording woke him up at 6 o’clock and abused him for mot getting up. Mr. (Gates also heard the porter talking in sult- tngly o a lady, whe made some _inquirey COMMEROCIAL, COUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Councrr, BLures, Towa, August 30, 1884, Wheat—No. 1 milling, 75@80; No. 3, 65@ 70; rojected 50, Corn—Local purposes, 40@45. Oats—For local purposes, 35@40, Hay— 810 00@12 00 per ton; baled, 50@ 60 Rye—40@45c. « Corn Meal—1 30 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 00, Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; eoft, This being reported to the pullman con- | 500 per ton ductor, the latter spoko to the nsolent darkey, and the latter ordered the con- ductor to leave tho car and holdly threat- enod to throw him out. A little luter, as the train approached this city, Mr. Gates was telling the conductor of his being | awakened too early by the porter, when the coon pitched into him. The conduc- tor grabbed the darkey by the shoulder, and the porter put the conductor out of tho car. ~ The conductor then drow a_re- volver and fired through tho glass door |2 at the porter, the ball making a flesh wound intho darkey’s thigh, On arriy- ing hero Mr. Giates made his complaint and Justico Schurz sent an_ officor after the darkey. Mr. Gates loft for St. Louis, promising to return and fellow. . ARV Hundreds of grateful people who have m Springs. Mo., is ahead as aspecific for erge from a a [ The Eloping Couple State of Ma mis 1 Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 9c, Flour—City flour, 1 60@3 30, Brooms—2 95@38 00 po LIVE STOCK. Cattlo—Butcher cows 3 00@3 25, toars, 4 00@4 25, Shoop—3.70. Hogs—4 2 PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co,, com- jon merchants, 538 Broadway. altry—Live old hons, 7e; spring chickens, 2 © turkeys, Yc, 1.00. Butcher per bunch, v 00@ 0c; rolls, choice 9@10c. ame) per dozen. s— Potatoes, 150@2 00 per bbl; Eggs—1 ‘Vegetak Mrs, B, J, Hilton. ¥ 1., PHYRICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Brosdway, Council Blufta, J.R. TATE, T a TES& WEITE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practico In State and Federal Courte. Collections promptly attended to. WARREN WHITE Room 9, Schugart’s Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS, T0WA. W.R.YVAUCHARN, Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Councll Bluffs, Real estate collectlon agency, Odd Fellows Block over Savings Bank OFFER FOR SALE REGARDLESS COST Light Road Wagons, Piano Box Top and Open Buggies, Brewster Ton and Open Buggics, Windsor Top and Open Buggics, Phactons of all kinds and two Seated C; prosecute the | onions, been cured of rheumatism, say that Silo- | § P RCLA. rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE Pearl Stroot, near Broadwav per bu; cabbage, H0c per_doz. pples, 3 25@4 50 per bbl; choiceper bbl 3 2 00; beans, 1 50@2.25 per bushel. THOS. OPFIONR, OFFICER & PUSEY 1L, M, PUSNY, 'NOTICES that disonse, emtf | TN OTIOK. —Spoclal vortisemonts, su0 88 Lost, BANKERS. S Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board- | gounoll Bluts BT A HAPPY END, o o o ow ing, oto, will bo fnsertod In thia column ab tho low | f e cpor ? s 1856 o tho first Insertion nd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. srtion. Teave advertisemonts st our office, No, Dealers in Forolgn and omestlo Exchange an Hrwe Securitt back hero. The man who is known as Bill McClure, but whoso real nameo is Ellsworth W. Gray, is a young mechanic, aged about 22 years, while the in Susio N. Sohoup, daughter of Mr. at Mrs, Jake Shoup., Sheis fourteen or fifteen years of uge and seems likea | mero child. Her life at home seems to bocame enamred of Gray, while he was 10 less surely captured by love. When captured and brought back the Shoup family made all sorts of threats, Gray was lodged in jail and charged ofjenticing away a child, and the girl was {aken to be here. Yesterday, however, the old folks 2ame to the conclusion that it was better for the girl. young as she is to be married, than to have any more sensationalism, and so arrangements were made for the ceremony which took place at the Lower hotel yesterday afternoon, Rov. J. G. Lowen ofliciating is. the pres- ence and by the consent of the girl's pa- rents, The young man is smd to be fully able to provide a suitable home and support for the girl, and as they seomed determined to marry, they bave their wishes, and the prosecution cumes to an end, o —— The proprietor of Siloam Springs will enter into a written contract to cure your catarrh or forfeit all claim to pay for treatment. Write Rev, M, M. Thomp- son, Albany, Gentry county, Mo, emtf S The Bean Blow-Out For some time Temploton & Lamb have had at their cigar-store a two-quart glass jar filled with beans, and the cus- tomers have been guessing on the num- ber of beans contained therein, Yester- day the beans were counted and tho con- test ended. The actual number in the jar was found to be 8,350, The highest guess was 120,000, the lowest 1,460. N, B. Wicks guessed 8,349, and to him was given the fiest prize, & meerschaum pipe, Ho also won the second prize, a box of cigars, on another of his guesses, which was 8,342, The third prize, a box of ci- gars, was by George W. Lees, who guessed 8 There has been considerable talk for a F““ SALE—AT A hargain, o freah sotok of Drugs day of two about an eloping couple who | room No. 106 Upper Broad s over threo years, were caught at Cresent City and brought | ik girl “' ANTED—A first ¢ elow value. Wil al'o sell furniture, carpe all or in part. It not sold at once will re ses, with house furnished or unfurn not havo been of the happieat, aud she | hadeate rent their home in gate this offer. 1 tho city §17A WANTS. and M d fixtares, in store- t low, loase_runs ice to A, SHOE- licines, furniture (rain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. J. ¥. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Street Council Bluffs owa. Apply at tely. Wages ," Ogden 7 ANTED—Dining room girl imn 16 per month, apply of House. barber by Schmidt & Harb, Council Blugs 20, West Broad T 7th avenus and soon will sell for §2,000 '|Railway Time Table. A1 Bluffs will do well to investi: 0K SA 10th street.” If take COUNCIL BLUFFS. The tollowing are the times of the arrival ‘and do- For salo at B office, at 25 centa | parture of trainy by contral staudard time, at the [ocal depots. - Traiia leave transfor dopot ton min u.os earlier and arrive ton minutes lator. GIICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINCY, ARRIVE 9:00 & Itis the best bargain over offered UPTON. { YLD PAPE & hundred, & ™ NTED—Every body in Counctl Bluffs to_take ike. Dolivered by carrior at only twenty | Lmava. vk, 6:86 p m Chlcago Expross cents GENTS—Ladies and gentlemen can make first clase wages by selling the *Champion Bosom ; Strecthor and roning Board.” Rotails at $1.00. KANBAS CITY, 6T, JOB. AKD € Any Indy can do up a fino shirt without & wrinkls | 05 4 m "M and gloss it a8 nicely as tho best Iaundricacan, Addrose | “g:05 m for pastioulars C. B. 8. & 1. Co., Bux” offce,” Gouncl RBicAgo S ATIAIV ST AT = 5:25 pm Express, 0:06 6 m i am Express, 6:66 p m DR. C. O. FHAZEIN, CHICAGO, ROCK 18LAND AND PACIIC pm ‘Atlantic Express, 9:06 8 m am Day Expross, 04 p m am *Des Moines Accommodation, 8:06 p m *At local depot only. ’ SWABASI, BT, LOUIS AND PACIFIO, 1208m MML] 4‘|M pm STRER’ 610 Accommodat.on 000 m 100 MAIN STREET, pm s “OUNCIL PLUFFS - . . 10WA. | 6:80pm 8:50 p m 9:26 &m0 0:06 & 10 $A00B SlMB, E. P.OADWELL |7:40 p m 8:60 & m 7204w 600 p in 8IMS & CADWELL, 800 pm 8350 m 11:00 & m :. n:u [sprose, “x: pm 73408 m ocal Expross, 54 1 ttorneys-at-Law, |iiis Bl s 3y *At Transfor only’ DUMNY TRAINS TO OMATIAL COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Leavi 50-0:30-10:30-11:40 0. . 1:80-2:3 Street, Rooms 1and 2 Shugart & Mo | 8:30-4:30- 2:30-11:05 p. m Sunday—9:20-11:40 7:80-6:50-11:06 p. w. Arxive 10 min Will practice in State and Fedoraf | . m. 1:80-8 b & tme to betore le THE RAYMOND Baby Jumper! L.0. BRACKETT AGENT, 224 & 226 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, « I0WA. BOOKS, N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS. OUNCIL BLUFFS . 10W A Throw Away Trusses when our new method is guaranteed to permanently cure the worst cases of rup- ture without the use of a knife. Send two letter stawps for pampklet and refer- erences. World's Dispensary Medical wciation, 063 Main Street, Buffulot North Main street, where all young men A N.Y, STATIONERY, R. Rice M. D. NOVELREs, | CANDERS, S tmers remsrat wibe e A s Lorgost BStock [CHAPNIC DISEARES swecs wy, Pear treet, Council Blufte OWEST PRICES. & Conoultation tree LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS EairGoods In Jowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. i o hapssea oy ¢ Netionest 1 MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, Fiik, Turcoman, Etc. O1l cloths ] Mattings, Linoleums Etc AR ETTSS oicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. fome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In our line. heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. ¥ Nos. 5, 7and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . 'COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care | A HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Franz Liszr EMEKSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Price to Buy, The K Organ, #o long and favorably known in the west, racommen tself, CIVAL ART, Sole Agent for above lines of ods. — Wareroom Broadway. Council Bluffs, Towa, Correspondence Solicited, Agents Wanted, - D. M. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins-of all Kinds. pELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY ANDNIGHT No. 12 IN. Mlain St.. Jouncil Bluffs. "The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods, A Full Line NOTIONS always Hand J.J. AUWERDA, 817 Broadway. Council Bluffs. 'NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Plan. Furniture and appointments all new. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Blutf MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c each, Switches $1to $20 each, Hair ornaments given with every pur- chase. All kinds of hair work promptly attended to. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50c per inch, ALL KINDS OF EairGoods MRS. J. J. GOOD - - - - = 29 Main 8tree IMLAZR MOTIIN,. Proprioto CRESTON HOUSE ~———EVERYTHING £IRSTCLASH, —— Nos, 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFFS DR. JUDD’'S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Electric Belu e oath June by us Acenis Wanted! bouses ko Couneil Blufle, JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, OCUNCIL BLUFFS References—Auy o the busive 19 BROADWAY . os- </4