Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 30, 1884, Page 6

£ DAILY BEE. ‘OUNCIL BLUFFS. tuesday Morning December 30, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, 30 sents por week - #10,00 per year Wo. 7 Pearl Str “Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION, H. R, Stewart, artist, at Chapman’s, Seo J. Relter’'s new stock of cloths, Try McClarg's self-raising backwhen t Cocke & Morgan's special sale of dress goods this week. Comforts—big reduction this week— Cocke & Morgan's. N. E, Leaman, successor to St. John Bros.’ inthe commission business, has re- moved to No. 14 Pearl street. In the dlstrict court yesterday, Wil- liam Brown was on trial on the charge of stealing his brothers’ Lorses, All the membera of Rescue Company No. 3, are requested to meet at the en- gine house in uniform and attend the funeral of the late George Bowers, Mr. Lynchard, of the Council Blufis Herald, is reported as rallying from his sovere illness, and {t is thought he will recover. His sister, Mrs. Sandy, of Ne-. braska City, is now here attending him. The free literary and social of the Y. M. C. A. will be held as usual this even- ing at 8 o'clock, An Interesting pro- gramme will be presented, one.of the features being ‘‘Remniscences of the Gough lecture.” T. Dawson, who was arrested for un- mercifully beating Eva Parson with a beer glass, was yestorday glven a contin- uence and released on $200 bail. The woman Is sald to be in a dellcate condl- tion and the wounds are dangerous ones. Deputy Marshal Dougherty yesterday arzested a man on suspicion for stealing a coat. While the fellow was trylog to sell it to I. Demoratsky, 608 Broadway, Dougherty attempted to arrest him and the fellow ran as far asthe Coy house before he was caught. The boys have commenced the winter ooasting on Willow avenue, the sleds gliding swiftly down the hill, across Bancroft, Main, and even Pearl street, clear to the Park. The boys should have their sport, but if there are to be many coasters and much excitement, some pre- caution should be taken to preyent acci- dents, Mr. Honn is still quietly presiding over the scales at the juncture of Maln and Pearl streets, and does not seem to be disturbed by the manifestoes of the city councll. He says he shall hold the fort until May, at which - time his license expires. In the meantime the injunc- tions, the repealing of ordinances, the orders to vacate, etc., are pillng up, but weighing goes on and on, E. J. Halpin, who has lived here for ten years, is circulating a document ask- Ing that he be appointed as one of the lotter carriers, and securlng the signa- tures of prominent cltizens who have known him, as endorsers of the applica- tlon. Mr. Halpin is a thorough veteran, having served thronghout the war in the Seventeenth New York, and has never sought or received any position or pen- sion. Prof. F. Starr, of Coe college, will glve his celebrated lecture on ‘‘Sun: beams” at the Masonic Temple on Mon. day night, January Gth, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A, Tickets at 25 cents each can be had at E. Hanting- ton’s store, Dr. Judd’s office, and H. E. Seaman's store on Broadway, and at W. S. Homer's store, J. F. Barke's photo- graph gallery and Y. M, C. A. rooms on Main street. The following are the latest matri- monial permits: J. L. Walters of Audubon county, and "Clara C. Dancan ot Council Blufts; Holbart H. Goodwin and Ella Wright of Reel, Pottawattamie county; Martin Christiansen and Inger Nelson, both of this city; W. A. Wilbur of Sllver creek, and Alice McElrath of Keg creek; J. O. Trainer of Onawa, and Olara McCullom of Joplin, Mo.; Albert P. Johnson and Mary Reichenbosch, both of this city. FATAL FALL. George Bowers Thrown From a ‘Wagon and His Neck Broken, Yesterday between 12 and 1 o'clock Goorge Bowers, a young man well known in this city, was the victim of a fatal ac- cldent. He was driving a team for Stew- art Bros., and at the noon hour was about to put them In the stable, near the corner of Madlson street and Washing- ton avenue, According to the statement of Mrs, Maud Maxwel), who was the only eye witness, he stopped to open the gate, as the team stasted into the yard, he clambered up into the back end of the wagon, but before he cculd get hold of the reins the horses suddenly turned the wagon tipped and he was thrown out, falling on flh head, breaking his neck. The body wus taken to Coroner Connell’s undertaking rooms and an inquest held, which resulted M acsordance with the above facts, The jury being C. 8. Hub- bard, T. M. Bonner, and 0. Whitmore, Mr. Bowers leaves no family and no re- latives g0 far as can be learned, He was a member of the G. A. R., and one of the cldest members of Rescue Co., No. 3. A committes of the Rescue company has been snlected, consisting of Charles San- dersou, L. A. Ber, man aud . D. Voor- hees, to make arrangements in conjunc- tlon with the G. A. R. for the funeral, which will take place to-morrow. e —— UPSET SALE AT METCALF BRO'S. B @Lr. O. . Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Malnst. FINDING FAULT. The Board of Health ThinkS 106)orans, John Stewart, George Fauble, Small-Pox Cases Negleoted, Tt Passes 1iesolutions of Ocnsure, an glven to the public In yesterday’s Bex. he had been neglected by the physician in attendance, and that he was needing food and was in great want. *Ald, James was appointed to vislt the Coy house, and went immedlately there board, The other patient claimed that he had two sandwicnes to eat since Ohriat. summoned County Supervisor Graham, and requested him to appoint another nurse and see that they had better care, and he promlsed ‘o see to it personally and do all In his power. A resolution was passed censuring the county physiclan, it being clalmed that he waa in the hablt of simply handing medicine In without seelng the patlents at all, Aunother resolution was adopted that in the fature no one be taken to the gent house without permission of the oard of health. The article In yesterday morning’s Bex in regard to the death of the girl at the pest house, and the treatment of her fam- ily while in quarantine, caused some tle comment, and an investigation is be- ing set on foot to ascertain whether the reported neglect Is true, and if so who Is at fault, In regard to the case it seems that the county ltas not been scrimping any, but has been dealing out with a lav- ish hand. The county farnished a phy- siclan, who Is pald extra for the services, two nurses, a man and his daughter, were furnished at a cost of $8 a day and board, and a great abundance of food, clothing and fuel was sent to the pest house, so that if the girl was neg- lected, it was not on account of any lack of supplies. As to the famlly, who were in quarantine. It is clalmed that the county board ordered Mr. Hurdin to see that all needs were supplied, and Mr.Graham himself bought & dozen blankets, five of which were sent to the family, and the others sent to the pest house. In removing the girla wagon was used, with the box filled with hay, and a mattress placed upon this, making a soft bed, while two covers were placed over it, making it warm, and the county physiclan went with the wagon personcily, It seems that the county has spent money liberally enough to care for the girl and the flmify in almost lnx- urlous manner, and If there has been any neglect, it must have been on the part of some of those employed to see that the arrangements were carried out. McClurg's self-rising buckwheat fJour always ready for use. Try it. Wall P.C. UPSET SALE AT METOALF BROS. | 4 aper and Interlor decorations at iller’s, 13 Pearl street. | + Oircuit Court Jurymen, The following have been selected as the jury for the circult court, for the term beginning Febuary 8th; Wmn, Nohle, Council Bluffs. James Rambow, Silver Creek, H. Faul, Council Bluffs. E. Britton, Council Bluffs. S. P. Hannon, Council Bluffs, Daniel Elwell, Council Blufis, C. S. Hubbard, Council Bluffs. A. B. Clark, Washington township. Haynes Otis, Counci! Bluffs. R. E, Williams, Washington town- ship, Alex Woods, Council Bluffs. D. W. Patterson, Council Bluffs, John Jones, Councll Rluffs, R, P. Sealey, Council Bluffs. George Snell, Councll Bluffs. Theodore Basch, Council Bluffs. D. F. Dryden, Hurdin township. Wm. Carley, Minden township. Willlam Steele, Lewls township, Henry Hoywood, Garner township, A. W. Covett, Councll Bluffs. J. W. Osborne, Hazel Dell township. ‘W. Burch, Rockford township. A, R, Prentice, Crescent township, e ——— Be sure you get McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour. e —— UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS. H. A. Oollins, late of Toronto, has opened an art studio in the rooms of Barke's gallery, 100 Main street, and is prepared to supply portraits in oils and crayon in the latest style. Satifaction guaranteed and inspection invited* JAKE ON THE JURY. A Verdict which was ne Verdict at all, The case of Doyle charged with picking the pocket of & man named Goodwin, came to a close Saturday afternoon, and was given to the jury, who retired. About 9 o'clock Saturday even- ing they agreed on a verdiet of guilty, and preparing the necessary document sealed the envelope, and prepared for rest. The court had adjourned, the judge had gone to Atlantic to spend Sunday with his family there, and there was nothing to do only wait, The hours dragged wearlly along, the jurymen being in custody of an officer until yes- terday forenoon, when on the open- ing of court the foreman, John Hamg mer, handed in the sealed verdict. The judge glanced at the verdict, and re- marked to thesurprise of the jury that they had left out & very important part of the verdict, and sent them back to the room where they had spent so many weary hours. They soon discovered that they” had left outthe word ‘‘guilty,” so that the verdict read, *‘We find the ce- fendant as charged in the indictmert They speedily made the correction and were restored to liberty. A SPECIAL VENIRE: A speclal venlre was yestorday issued for a jary in the case of Dr. Oroass, charged with the murder of Dr. Mo Kune, the case being set fr to-dey. A meeting of the board of health was held yesterday afternoon to conslder jthe | Mischler, of York; Henry Reifer, J. Tate, charges of neglect in the siall pox cases, | Jno. Singleman, J. M. Butler, of Minden; Mayor Vaughan read a letter from the | ton, Nels Lewis, proprietor of the Coy house stating that | Preston Tilton, F. M. McGimpsey, Jno and satisfied himself that the charges|Belknap; were true, and 8o reported back to the|Smith, Pat Howard, ot Lincoln; E. T. msa, On these statements the board | Henry Hayward, F. S. OChilde, J. R. " |health and contemplation to go south. The following is the list of the uvonty-l five names drawn: W. O, Unthank, J. J. White, W. R. Wightman, E, Rose-. oity; Phillip Johnson, J. P. Boulden, of Hazel Dell township; Pat Lane, Wm. Lelgh, of Pleasant; B. R. Chambers, D. M. Wyckhoff, of Hardin, H, C. Brandis, W. O. Bane, of James; Milton P, Black, Wm, Scotield, of Wright; Robt., Miller, of Washington; James Flynn, Jno. J, N, Gardner, W. G. Archer, J. B, Horrod, St', Elijal Jenkine, J. J. Wes. of Lewls township; Mallicott, Isaac Copley, of Layton; L Doty, G. W. Ross, \{;. W. P , of Carson; R. R. Thomas, R. *ler, Charles Vandraff, of Oenter; P. Buck ingham, Elwood Orter, Thomas Streete, of Grove; Henry Cook, of Norwalk; (eorge Nash, Legan McReynolde, of William Singleton, Samuel Graham, James E. Oramer, of Waveland; L. Hunter, G. W. Cooper, J. E. Follett, of Neola; Nick Kirscht; of Silver Creek; Macrae, of Garner; B. F. Palmer, Rich- ard Orespin, John Wiatt, of Rock; Eilas Wright, D. Hough, Thomas Page, of Boomer; John Lewle, John Dye, of Mac- edonla; J. N, Johnson, H. S. Gregory, of Sllver Creek; W. C. Stephons, C. F. Lacy, of Crescent; R. 8. Harlow, H. S. Green, O. B, Nelson, A. Harrle, R. &. Hart, George Riddle, of Knox. ——— Ask your grocer for McClurg's self- ralsing buckwheat. Try it. e e— A BARGAIN, A stock of cigars for sale cheap, among which is a lot of good 5o cheroots at $15 a thousand. Reasons of selling, ill Apply to Frank Kern, 552 Broadway, or at Bechtele's hotel. ANOTHER BARGAIN, 1 will sell a Webster's unabridged Dic- tionary, Ten volumes Charles Dlckens’ Works, all for $35,00. I also have a pair of club akates as good ‘as new that I would sell at a bargain, Apply to ¥'rank Kern, 552 Broadway, or at Bechtele's hotel, e —— COMMEROIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MABKRT, Wheat—No. 1 milling, 57; No, 2, b5 No, 8, 45, Corn—New, 2lc. Hay 8.1 h00@0 00 e tos; baled, E0@60 n; n; baled, 3 oy per Corn Menl—1 20 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Conl—Dellvered, hard, 950 per ton; soft 450 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 9§c. Flour—City Rour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVR BTOOK. Oattle—Butcher cown 3 35@3 75, stoars, 3 75@4 00, ¢ Sheep—2 50@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25, PBODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per do; dressed shickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 12jc; dressed ducks, 9@10c; dreased geese, 10@12c; spring chickens, per dor. 2 25, Butter—Creamary, 25@28¢; choice country 16@18c. —22 per_dozen. ‘egotabloa— Potatoes, 30@40¢c per_ bushel; Butcher HAS ARRIVED;IN FULL FORCE ‘AY DEC o A s\ "‘ {of "‘1\ 'Iv" J. MUELLERS Music Hal 103 MAIN STREET, THE FINEST DISPLAY, THE LOWEST PRICES, THE GREATEST VARIETY. TO BED-ROCK. ComME AND se ks than Anvwhere Else. CLAUS ONCEin1000YEARS PEOPLE HAVE A CHANCE FOR B Ay o AINS Like the One Now Offered by _(CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH IntheMasonic Temple. Council Bluffs, la. — Owing to a change in the firm we are desirous of re- ducing our stock very low, and so offer the Entire Stos of CARPETS | Lace Madras and Turcoman Cur- tains, Shades,Rugs,Mats, and Mattings, Oil Cloths, EVE RY TH I N G M A R K E D D 0 w N Lin o.eums, Table Linen, Napkins, ed Spreads, Towels Piano’, and Table Covers, Blankets ona Comfor- ters Etc., Etc: The entire Stock At a Great .Sacrifice Such an opportunity was never before o ffered to ih public to secure Carpets and other House Furnishings a You Will Find that You can Buv for Less|such a sacrifice for Nice, New Desirable Goods. HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL MEN, COUNTRY MER- CHANTS. Now isyour chance for Unheard of Bargains, The sale will continue until the stock is very much reduced. Those who call early will get the best bargains, WE fidEfiNfBUS]NESS and shall make the lawest prices ever eard of, a7 F FInBERT, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special a vertisoments, suo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- Ing, ote., will be inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firs} insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent - ertlon. Leave advertisements a4 our offics, No. Poar] Btroot, near Broadway WANTS. a8 wor onlons, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking o eating, 2 50@3 00; beans, 1 00@1 60 per bushel: Sweet votatoes, 2o ver Ib, Cider—83 gallon bbl, $6.50, Oranges—b 50 per bbl, NHIT ADMISS10N—Genbs 16c—Ladles 10a. for general house WANTED—A we Mrs, Lucius ork. Must have reterencos. Wells, 117 Fourth 8., Council Bluffs, e office. FoRR ricely farnished rooms. Mrz. A. A. Swith, 128 8. First St. NOK RENT—A haudsomely furnished room. References excharged, 1102 Niuth street. SEATES—Gonts 150. Ladles 100, VWANTED_A good irl for zoneral houses ork in o family of three, Address . Courcil Blufls Admisslon Free 4o Ladles each orning and Tues Bee office. day and Thursday afternoons, Use of Skates 15 centa, ANTED-By & gentleman of good addressa o Rouition a8 boolc keeper or sicsman, Can urnisl No, 1 i nces a8 to character and ex- A. . SCHANCE, R I, MARTENS, | jcrience. ~Address lctter Ay Boo offico, Manager. Proprietoy t3 1n every countyin western tho “Champion Bosom Stretoher : rd”, Evory lady pronounces it on sight to b just what sh wants, either for herself or hirec hiolp. Big inducements to agents. Retails for 81, Address 8. and I Bcard, Bee otuce Councll Bluff; OR SALE— B Stepreas and Ironing Bo s, . J. Eilton. .. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 292 Middle Broadway, Councll Bluffa. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practloe In State and Fodoral Courts. Gollections promptly attended to. Room 16, Shugart’s Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Houses, Lots ond Land. A. J. , 503 First avenue. JROR SALE-A top 48y make and in ex ellent condi rado for cheap iot, Address r. M. Bee office, Council Blu7s. OAL AND W00D—George Heaton, 628 Broad- why, sells coal agyl wood at reasonablo _prices, [vos 2,000 Ibs. for & 60, and 128 ouble for & cord, ry him, I0WA OR SALE - Piano, H. K. Soaman, Paper, Beoks and Stationery, Council BludL.. ANTED—Every body in Councll Bluffs to_take TuaBxe. Delivered by carrier st only Swenty sonts a week. ()RD,PAPERS—For sale at Bux offioo, at 35 oonta » hundred Study, reflect and come and Examiae, and see for FOI?BBALE-Agnod cook stove, ;almest new. © |, CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, Masonic Temple, Courcil Bluffs. 200 Upper Broadway, again to the Front. yourselyes what you can buy for Cash' at my place. quote you as follows: 18 Ibs granulated sugar for 1810e () sugar for - 5 15 1bs While ex C sugar for. 20 hars Kirk's white Russias 20 bars Kirk's biue India sosp for Dupont’s best powder per b 18 boxes of matches for French mixed candy p 8y rup California honey drips, per Syrup, waranted strictly puro Vermoni maple per g Sorgl Ao, 1 Bnglish Lyo, genuine 10 box Canned blackberries, reserved, 5 caos tor . Canncd 3 1b yellow MAI MOELN, Propwictor CRESTON HOUSE, ~———EVERYTHING . #iRSTOLASS, —— 888838 & 8 {n white syrep 5 fo Canned 3 Ib mq\mruy Tomatoes 10 for. 100 = 2 A No. 1 white fish, pér kit, ... 70| Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFFS Pure Mixed Candy, per poun 5 1240 T, T. T.—I can seil you according to Gualty,trom 160to 70¢ per Ib. Flour—We sell the celebrated Patent Fanoy per owt, BMITH & TOLLER Agts., | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS Wo keep everything usually kopt in a First Class ‘Grocery, and warrante verything we sell. Goods de- livered froo in any part of the city. I also handlo Gloves and Mittens, Dry goods and Notions, Boots and Shoes, and a good assortment of Tinwsre. Re- ‘member; I will not only bo not undersold on any 80ds, but will sell 20 per cent below any Competition [ thocity. Wo aro now rocolving an involos of Dolla in which wo can give the greatest bargainnever offered in the city My expensos are very light, with no Rentsto pay. 1 om enabled and will Soll_cheap far CASH. Call when you waat the be of Bargains in my line, J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broadway, + = ouncil Bluffs 7 and 9 Mala street, Oouxorr Bruwes, - - - = Iowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the tatest kmproved Machinery. COouncll Blufta =« =« Iowa. N. SCHURZ. Justice of the Peace OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS OUNCIL BLUFFS TOW A ORDER YOUR Cobs, Coal% Wood OF J. L. DeBEVOISE. Union Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Council Bluffs, kg.fl;vay Tillle Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, B S JonNnEs, Tho following aro the tmes of tho arrival sad do- rture of traine by oent e P. 0, address, Losk Box 1499, Councll Blufts. s A SIS Koo & it IR utos carlier snd arrive ten minutes Iater. JACOB SIMS RS JENSNAEY AN gTsNeY. ; i s p Ohtoago Ex) 86 p o Exprom 040 A m Fash Bl - - 7:108 m §#Mail and Expross, y | m ‘Accommodation, *A% local depot ony. COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. EARRAS Y, a1 308 4D 00U BT, Office, Main Stret, Koom 8, Shugart and Beno | '$:16 b Al QnqKukinety (A block. Wili practice in 8 ate and Federal courts. . 3400, MILWAVEN A5D 81 PATL. sppm xpross, am 08, ormcaR: w.u ey [ 820 pm g, sm RI0AGO, ROCK IRLAN3 AKD PAGIIC. OFFICER & PUSEY | ;z; ™ A 2n 925 hm Day Expross pe 70 8m *Dos Molnte Accommodstion, o “At local depot only. FWABME, 8T, LOUIS AND FAOIFIO, BANKERS. Councll Bluffs, . . Ia. 5:10 p m. ry 180 p xa P Established - - 1856 | s0p = Obloa,o Express *Ad Traustor uly "[1..\1:: Iumfurelzn and Domestlo Exchange aud ' YHICAQO AU( NORTHWNSTERY, oma Becuritics, 562 p m Expross, 60 p m - - - — idam Pacific Exprese 0:06 8 m $20 RBWABLI WIOUX CITY AND PACIFIO 140 p m 8L_Paul Expross, 900 8 m ARD paid for information of present | )0 & Day Express T:00 pm B jocaticn pair horees, wagon and harness, “UNION PAGIFIO. 4 by William D Hal Thowas &' enton Westeru Exprose, 5808 m o seven yors old, 1,700 pounds, scar lefl Pacifio Expreas, €40 p m ek hore g yiure :{34: srin tore | Lineolu Exprees 118 pm thre in 10, taken from Potti wath: AL et i 00! st Ten dollars rewr.ed 16y BUNNY TH erpd Wsovery of ssid Hall, Hall eori'edas about 6 9:80-9:80-10:80-41:40 4. n. 1:00-2:8 feet10mebes, andy somplexion, b-1d head n top | 5: :80-11:08 ™ Sunday—7:20° wiksars brownish red stouti-h bulit, about 4, ears | gi m 1:80-8:49.-6:80-6:30-11:08 . . iy d Evoreit, siturne; ot law | rrive 10 minules bofure feaving fiwe Artiy . Blufls, lowa, ‘From bransler coly HOMER & CO'S All Work First Qdass. Orders by Mail Solicited NO. 8 This's what s wo call it “Our Malt (,'h-g CIub." Tt hiw purs 5 ckol pated. Tae hottoa is shap®: 01 natural acslon. 18k . to fis the solo of the s Express Reid on al) Q| ases il A ders over $2 50 I8 Ahe finestlooking skato i AN e toms aws Collars and Cuffg a|iile: .'g'fi‘n‘“.?fu’:;' T Fouria ve wds n Couua) Binfls, Iowa. Bpecialty, GENU Established 1882. IN THE PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! H, E. REMER, Manager | = 1, seuonveing o 7o sdvanced f ave concluded % dlapose of 1a) Soyes xpoasaiass o con s preke 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUSFS, IA. aeence to storing them uniilnexs season. Call carly a1 will not be underscid by anyone, '~ THE PLACE To purchaso Ghristmas Presents At Bottom Prices, is ©. 825 uroad\:ny_._u'uunml Hiluffs, NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready, Suits Made to Order in Latest Sayle on Short Notice avd at Reasonable Prices, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 908 Mawn Stxeet, . . B . - - Qouncll Blaf, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Elsctric Belt. "hi,nu S'(l re, 8190 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 72 ; and FT. WAYNE, IN 1T POSLTIVELY i 1! ) , Nervor 238 Main Stree. Council Bluifa | Jonerse Mo et and §6; old style $2 enck R. Rice M. D. M etocalf Bros.. C A“GEHS mmuu ::-';l-:‘ '&"x.‘i«.l"“‘"“‘ the WHOLESALE DEALERS UN y kalfe or o BRI DisEASES <o v | LAT'S, CAPS BUCK GLOVES, ofe'l klods C Aulrt) ol sxiprionge Qo } A T 832 sud 844 Broadway, DOUNCIL BLUFFS I0WA 5, Pear) sbreed, Councll Bludy £arContulia/on tris |