Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS THUBSDAY, APRIL 9, 1885, IHE_DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thureday Mornine, Aoril 9, SUBSCRIPTION Mmfl"‘.,"’ e « 410,00 per yoar pyOarmion = = « - = * By Mall = - - OFFIOR! No, 12 Street. MINOR MENTION, Bernhard-Listeman concert, Aprll 11, Two Jakes, the barbers, 202 Broadway Bureaus from $9 upwards at Mandel's. Jallor Schontz has twelve boarders In the county jail. ; The “Councll Bluffa” boya dance to- morrow night. Patrick Haniphan was fined yesterday for being drunk. ‘Water-color and colored photos just re- celved at W, W. Chapman's. The sale of seats of the Epllaopll church takes place thig evening. John Lindtand Alonzo Jay H-rt dls- nolved thelr partnership yesterday. At Carson, on the 13th instant, next Monday, teacher’s assoclation meet. The maequerade at the rink last night proved a success and was well attended, Justice Schurz acted In place of Judge Aylesworth in the superlor court yester- day. Frank M. Huater will take evidence in the Loofbourow-Aylesworth oonbenlcd election case. Ooroner D. M. Connell burled the re- mains of the body found at Wrights on yesterday. There were bullt in the county last year nlxty-twn bridges at a cost of about $20,000. Coohug stoves, tinware, crockery, glassware and cutlery, at very low prices at Mandel's, Last evening a class of about thirty were confirmed by Bishop Perry at the Episcopal church. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul passenger traln was over three hours late yesterday morning. It is reported that Joseph Waterman lost a hat and overcoat at the Methodist church last Saturday night. The firat joista ef John Mergen’s new bullding on Maln strect and Firat avenue were laid yesterday. Bids for the erectlon of the proposed county jail will be opened to-day by the county board of supervisors. Mouldings for picture hangings that are entirely new and novel In style, just received by W. W. Chapman. To-morrow evening at the residence of Mis, J. M. Palmer, on Harmony street, the Harmony mission will hold a socla- ble. J. K. Emmet in “Fritz” on Monday and Gus Williams as **Capt. Mishler” on ‘Wednesday night at the opera house are billed for next week. 1t will pay you to examine the latest noveltles in mouldings just received at Chapmsn's. They are entirely new and deslgned to hang pictures on. ¢“The finest combination of solo instru- mentallsts In America,” fs the standing conceded by all to the Bernhard Liste- man concert company, which appears at the opera house Saturday evening. It has been discovered that some one has been attempting to steal the contents of the corner stone of the newly built African Methodist church. Bricks have been removed from the foundation 80 as to get at the stone. Bids for the bullding of the bridges in this county for the ensuing year wera opened yesterday by the county board of supervisors, but the contract will not be let until to-day. An Oskaloosa firm 1t {s thought have the inside track. 8. Noble, bass; Miss Dale, Paul Tul- leys and Frank Badolet, violin and flute; Mr. Waller, tenor; B, K. Beach, plano, will farnlsh music for the Harmony seclable to-morrow evening at Mrs, J. M. Palmer's resldence. Petitions for roads were numerous be- fore the county supervisors Jyesterday. Several bllls were allowed. Bids for the new jail will be opened to-dey as will also the letting of the contract for brldges in this county, for the coming year. Willlam Wickersham, of Silver Creek, charged with assaulting old man Bolton, yesterday waived examinatlon and gave $260 bonds. His brother and Wilson were discharged on motion of the prose- catlon, The new grocery about to open on Broadway between Seventh and Efghth streets, will be under the firm name of G. B, Knight & Co, A, M. Wood, late of the Boston tea store and E, E, Adams & Co,, will be the *Co,” in the above firm, Batton, button, who's got the button 7 The Boston Shoe Store has got the most novel and ingenious machine for putting n shoe buttons, by foot power, and the only one to be seen In the olty. It's a ragular “show,” and the buttons thus p on are ‘‘stayers,” Prof. Hammond, of the Institate for the deaf and dumb, while at New Or. leans, met the president of the Nisgara Grape compsny and became romewhat familiar with the fact of that wonderful grape. The other day Prof. Hammond made a porchase of Wells Cook, the speclal agent here, ordering 100 vines for the instltution, Bernbard Lilstemann, who with his company {8 to appear here Saturdsy eveniog, ls pronounced by the Ohlo State Journal ss one of the greatest viollnists in the world,” The Syracuse Courier ssys: *‘He ls the first violinist of Am. orion,” Scores of other equally high tributes have been won by him at the hands of musical efties. Miss Willits yostorday made spplical tion to the county board for $26 toonable her to get some goods, 8o that she might earn a living for herself by selling them. Some thieves having atolen her stock, and this deprived her of means to go ahead In business, The statement and request were referred to Superintendent Hardin, Namerous complaints are made by persons living on the outskirts of the clty and especlally by those whs reside near the depots, of the number of tramps who beg from door todoor, This beg- ging is done principally between' 8 and 10 o'clock In the forenoon and about dusk in the evening, and it Is becoming #0 that many ladles are afrald to answer a rap at the door during [the absence of the gentlewan of the house, A man from the country stepped into the Councll Bluff's insurance company's oftice yesterday and lald down sn un- opened letter which he had received from the company a week or more before. In answer to thelr puzzled looks he ex- plalned, ““I sec that you ssy on this en- velope to have this returned to you in ten dags 1 brought it back as soon as I coald, but am afrald it isa dsy or two late.” The Innocentman was duly in- structed then in the parposes of a return envelope, he having kept it uncpened, and taking great pains to return it In person, #o as to comply strictly with the request, supposing, probably, that any othor course might vitlate some policy. A few enterprising young men, who believe that first-class entertainments ought to be given in Councll Bluffs, and that the public will sustaln such an ef- fort, have engaged the celebrated Bern- hard Listemann Concert company for next Satorday eveuing at the opera house, While all who attend will have a rare treat, they will also have the con- solousness of having done what they could to encourage a reform In Council Bluffs amusements. If the people will support first-class entertainments, such entertainments can be secured here, and will be. Barrett, Keene and other great actors vlsit Omaha, and if the public want such treats here, Instead of snide minstrel shows and ‘‘Adamless Eden, they should say so by their purchase of tickets. PERSONAL, Will Qole is now a happy “‘papa.” C. Jackson, of Mt, Howe, is at the Pa- cific, E. Reichart, of Neola, was in the city yes- terday. A. P, Cramer, of Avocs, was in the city yesterday, Judge Aylesworth was out of the city yes- terday on business. John Rankin and G. Wicks, of Carson, were in the city yesterday. Cyrus Parker, the mail carrier, celebrated his tin wedding yesterday. Charles A. Pfeiffer, the stone man of St. Joe, is at the Pacific house, D. Maltby sets 'em up to his comrades now, the cause being a girl baby. Sheriff Dan A. Farrell and J. J. Farrell, of Glenwood, was in the city y=sterday. Mr, and Mzs, J, J. McGregor, of Malvern, are in the city, as guests of Mrs, T, A, Clark, J. Mueller left last evening for Chicago, to “take in" the grand opera and attend to busi- ness. D, Maltby rejoiceth as only one can rejoice who is the father of a bright and new little daughter, H. Ouren, of Living Springs, was here yes- terdny asa witness ina case before Justice Hendricks, George Madison, the letter-carrier, cele brated the third anniversary of his wedding yesterday, Charles A. Pfeiffer, of St. Jos, is at the Pacific, pushing the advantages of the stone for building. 0. J. King, of Corniog, is atthe Pacific house. Since being succeeded on the govern- ‘ment build ng by Mr, Maxson, Mr, Kiog has returned to his old business, that of contract- ing, and isto put inabidon the new court house, e —— Facts worth remembering when you buy Wall Paper: 1lst.—That Beard, next door to postoffice, has tho largest stock to select from. 2d—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d—That he Is a practical interior decorator and employs none but skillfal workmen, Real Estate, The following is a list of real estate transfers filed in the recorder’s office of Pottawottamie county, Iowa, as turnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, CouncH Bluffs, Iowa, April 8, 1885: Fred A, Worth to George W. Meyer, part lot 2 blk 40, Allen & Cook’s add to Avoca; $700. O RLAF B R. to Sherburn Pierce, lot 16 blk 16, Carson; 850, John Hardtner to John Tiam, sw qr nw qr 35-75-42; 81,200, A. B. Walkor to i Johnson, part ne qr 12.74-38; $20, Sherlff to Henry Schmidt, lots 2, 3, 6 and 13 block 10; $8. °’l‘nul ssles, 1,978, A Ohance to Make $10. At the German Catholic ladles ball held at the rink, I losta brown beaver overcoat for which I will pay $10 reward for the return of the same and will ask no questions, JomN ToLLER, with Smith & Toller, the tallors, 7 and 9 Main street. e —— The Raven Kun Disaster, SHENANDOAH, Pa, April'8,—No change in the situation at the scene of Monday's ming disaster at Raven Run, Hundreds of people are gathered at the wouth of the mine, but little can be done towards recovering the bodies of the victims, The work of the ex- ploring parties is retarded by the crushing in of the roof, e —— Mrs, Dudley's sanity, New Youk, April 8,—Judge Van Brunt to- day granted the motion made in behalf of Mrs, Dudley, who shot Rosss, for a commis- sion to be sent to England to examine wit- nuu regarding Mre. Dudley's sanity, Pro- jere are stayed in the meantime, THE CORNER STONE. The Cercmonies at St. Panl's Episcopal Charch Yesterday., An Eloquent Address by Bishop Perry, The Doings in Detail, Yesterday afternoon the ceremonies of laylng the corner stome of St. Paul's Eplscopal church took place at o'clock. The raw chilliness ot the alr preventad many from attending, and made 1t disagreeable for those who were there. There was a goodly aized gath- ering, and the ceremony was very inter- esting. At the appointed hour, the procession started from the rectory, next to the, church, marching to the foundation, sing- ingthe well known prooessional, ‘‘Onward Ohristlan Soldler.” Mr. Maxan, the architect, with the vestrymen and building committee led, then followed the cholr of children, a large number, and then the clergy, conslsting of Rev. John Willlams, D an Millspaugh of O a, Rev, James terson, Rev. Thom: hmlkn, and R. J. Mackay, rector of St. Pauls. The services opened with readlng the 122d Pealm and then the 74th, prayer following and then the stone was put in position by Martin Hughes, the contrac- tor. The following articles wasdeposited wixt)l ? it: ail Mayor v \?-ughln 's Messoge. City Directory, “Living Church,” Church Almanac, Prayer Book, Convention Rapnrt. Organiz Vesf of St. Paul’s Churgc)l. i Name of Architect and Building Com- mittee, The hymn “This Stone to Thee in Faith We Lay,” was then sung. Bishop Perry gave a brlef, very appro- priste and earnest address. In begin- ning he congratulated not only the par- Ishionera bat the people generally in this olty, on the fact that not only was this new bullding to be a center of spirituality and of moral helpfulness, but that it was tobea great addition to the beauty of the clty, Those who had by the laying of this foundation, and the preparing and planning, shown what they mean to do, rlchly deserve the congratulations and thanks of all. This building was not only to be a temple in which God would »|be worshipped in splrit and in truth, but would be such -an_addition to the number of beautiful buildings in this clty that when completed it would be one of which all citizens would be proud. He therefore commended the enterprise, and urged that every ald be rendered to accomplish the end, Which would prove a gratification to counclul ‘numbers, not only now, but those who, in the coming years, would look upon this temple. The lrchluct had done nobly. Rarely had he seen plans more beautiful or nt(aflc- tory, and he was assured that the build- ing would prove to this clty a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Tuarning from these aspects he then spoke of the doctrines and disclpline of the church. He laid stress vpon the fact that the church was preeminently a worshipplng church. When there came upon any due sense of his duty and his relationship to God, and the obligations of gratltude resting upon him, it will be- come man to bend his knee to the Father of all, True they came to hear the preacher draw lessons from the Book of God, but above all they came into God's presence to worship In sincerity and truth. The service coming down from the earlier ages idspired the worahip of God in the beauty of holiness] In prayer ' the language was used which for years and centurles had qulck- ened devotlons and as the revelation came that these words had been breathed in prayer for years past, and were laden with the saintliness of centurles gone, it was inspiring to the faith. The doctrine of the church was that narrated simply i in the Apostle’s Creed. It was of man’s creatlon but of God's leading. It held forth the Savior as the creator of truth, and was the simpllclty of the gospel as taught and lived by Christ, "It embraced the great clrcle of Christlan teaching, with Christ as the center. The youngest was included in this simple doctrinal system, and to the oldest there was food for the greateet intellect. He then gave some interesting historic- al accounts of the start ef the church in this country, and alluded to the growth of the church in eloquent words, pictur- lng 1v as having spread all over the world and making its name known everywhere. In closing he expressed agsin his joy at thls evidence of incressing Interest and he prayed that it might continue. He urged all to use efforts and prayers that zealous, gencrous support might be glven to the cnterprise, which would be surely blessed of God, for it God'’s house, where he would dwell and where hewould delight to be honored. The hymn was then sang, as a closing, “Une‘Fuund on in Jesus Christ the Lord.” e —— Artlsts' Mate) it G, R. Beard's Wall Paper Store, Send for price list. —e— BADLY SOLD. The Girl's Brother Shows Up to an Infatuated Young Man, Two young men, telegraph operators by occupation, a short time sgo were drumming on a piano at their boarding house, and the young daughter of the landlord, a girl about fifteen, soon after coming into the room closed the piano, not liking the thumping. One of the young men thought the actlon a queer one, and taking some offense at it, wrote a note to thegirl, but his chum smuggled it and In a femenine hand wrote a reply, A gorrespondence was thus started up, the {nnocent youth supposing all the time that the girl was his fair correspondent, while his room-mate was quletly carryiog on the deceit, and chuckliog over his fuo, A few days ago the brother of the girl|™ waa let into the secret, and a scheme was devised for etill farther entangling the upg man, A meeting was arranged for {elwaen the young man and the girl, and in this meeting the brother was dressed up to represent the fair one, The deceplion was so perfect that the young man had hugged the manly form undngllud the mascaline cheek several times without dlscoveriog the plot. About that time some of the boys whe were lot into the plan, and who had pre- pared themselves with needful ununmon of blauk cartridges and hhuk lsgl opened fire. The youog man to have Stafford of Ne- [ made remarkable good time, and the nervous shock will make him restless for neveral nights to com e —— TOWA 1vuMS, Broadbent's & Shipley’s livery stable In Sloux City were destroyed by fire Sun- day morning. Thirteen horses perished in the flames. The orles of the terror stricken animals as the fire approached thom was terrible. The Des Moines Rapids canal Is open for business. Cocktall whiskey peddlers do a lively buslness on the quite at Oreston, Mrs, Wolfe, the Des Molnes woman accused by her husband of marder, main- talns her innscence of the charge, claim- ing her husband to be insane, No ad tlon evldence has yet been found, and the chances are none wiil, A burglar entered the resldonce of Mrs. W. W. Lealle, at Olinton, early Satur- day morning, lit a lamp and cooly pro- ceoded to explore for plander, throaten- ing the alarmed Inmates with instant death f they attempted any alarm. After gathering what valuables auited his time and means of transportion, the thief quitely departed. Ten additlonal injunctlon sults were filed sgainst Marshalltown saloon keepers on Saturday, This makes twenty-one sults in all pending against the saloon keepers In that town. J. A. Kingsbury, professional evange- Iat, has been rounded up by the Creston authorities for obtaining money under @ pretenses. The cars and iron for the extensson of the Boone street rallway to the coal mines have been recelyed, and that part of the line will soon be in operation. The old soldiers of Webater county will erect a monument to the memory of thelr comrades who fell daring the war of the rebellion, Some 400 cltizens in and about Ot tumwa find themselves sued for the sum of 860,000 subscribed conditlonally by them to aid In the constructlon of a rail- road in 1869, These patriotic citlzens now learn, for the first time, that the|=™ railroad was bullt as per contract and the subsoriptions therefore due. A notorlous bully, named Peterson, who had succassfully bulldozed'the town marshals In soveral small towne, thought to conquer in more Important fields so trled the town of Boone, whose marshal hammered him Into a shapeless mass and lald the remalns away in the coolor where they etlll remain, lacking $300 bonds to auswer the chargs of reslsting an officer. ——— Monace Refased a Ohurch, London Trath, A sum of £6,000 has been promlsed for the building of a church at Monaco, but the bishop of Glbraltar has refused to promote the undertaking, and that popularity hunter, the archbishop of Can- terbury, approves of his refusal. It strikes me that these two dignitaries are somewhat leather-headed, for If the morality of Monaco Is injured by the gsmbling establishments, surely it is eminently desirable that facilities should be afforded for penltents, and also for those who are as yet untainted. SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Main St., Council Bluffs, Open Sunday. First-class work guaranteed. H. 8, ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, Nevraska BANADER OF YHOROUGHERED onany HEREFORD AND JERSEYOATTLE AND DUROO OR JERENY RED SWINE J. L. DeEBEVOISE. Ul]lllll Ticket Agent, 0. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs. Ra.ilwa.y Time Table. OOUNCIL !BLUFFS, The following are the #1mes of the arrival pactuze of tralns by cestral slandard bime local d¢ Tralns loave iransfor depop » vo ten minutes Iater. LBAVE ¢HI0AG0 And NORTHWRATNRM, Matl and Express Accommodation Express GHIOAGO AND ROGK ILAND, Mail and Express Accommodation Exprets OHIOAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT. PAUL, Ma'l and Express Express CHIOAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY. Mail and Expross Accommodation Express WABASH, 8T. LOUIS AND PACIFIO. * St.[Louls Express 246 M Chicago Exp via Peorla 0:10 A M 40N AND COUNOIL BLUFPS. and Express Expross BIOUX OITY AND PACINIO, Mail for Sloux City t Paul Denver Express Lincoln Pass 0'a &R V Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAIA, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRI TER NO. 2, Is the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines {n the World, With only 80 keys to learn e operate, 1t prints 76 charact including ca 1 punctuatioo ‘s the most rapid writing - machino mado as well as the most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Tll., Sole Agents, H., SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Towa " JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, (COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Maln Street, Rooms 7 aud 8, Shugert and Beuo blook. Will practioe in State and tate courte. S8OHURZ. Jusm:a 0f the Peace COUNOIL BLUFFS. 10 WA SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOR. —8pecial a vertisements, swo s Low, 'onmi.’lh Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Board. 4 will bo Inserted in his column a¥ the low TEN CENTS PER LINK for the first {nsertion and FIVE OKNTS PER LINE for each subssquet ortlon. Leave advertisements a4 our office, No. of Council Plufts proporty 3 d hotel for fine ft ka hotel for ouncil Blufls brop of similar exchanges by the Real ency, 0.9t Fonsas the city under cultly A.J, Stophe JOR RENT—Buite of offices in Shugart Bros. biock, fronting Main ttrect. Finest in the city. Cook & BALL, room 7, Beno blosk. Afarm of abont 00 actes adjoini and known asthe Gardner I Price #80 per acre. A b 03 First avenue Council Bluffs ()icm kooN ron kRNT—Over Kansas City Ruilrond Office, ootter Broadway and Pearl. - Apply 10 Vorof JOR SALE e furnibnre. ARy 110 Fourth St., between hours 9 and 10a. m. B Soaman. JA [3 Bluffs D—A_first-class waitor ab Loulo & Metz. restaurant, No, 625 Broadway, {Counoil JROI SALE—A, now loather top bugey, Will b sold Apply to Dr. Cook, No 625 Broad way. JqOR SaL 587 Mynster —Two nice Dodioom sets APpRIy at oot {'OR SALE. —. vo Nebraska town, now doing a business of about 8860 per month, Noother Hotel 1a tho plage. Torms iberal, BwaAN N, WALKER JOR SALE OR TRADE.—8.0 aores of Iand in Wayae couaty, Mo. Will trado for Council Blufls city proporty or sell cheap for cash, or part time. SWAN & WALKER other hotel W T 00d 1and for a small stook of hardwaro or gencral merchandise, well located. SWAN & WALKRR. {OR SALE—A raro ohanco to got & fine, well im: ‘proved farm of 400 acres, within a few miles of Council Blufts, at & bargain.' Low price and easy termis. SWAN & WALKER 7OR SALE—A good paying hotel property with T2 ooty viabke 1 one.of o boat seasl towns. In western Iowa_will sell with or without furniture, or will trade for a emall farm with stook ete. BWAN & WALKRR OT SATE_Higlfy weror ueimproved Tand i Unlon county, Town, 33 milea south-cast of Af- ton, the county seat, or will, trado for Nebraska or Kansas land. SWAN & W. NOR SALE—A 20 acré tract of good 1and about one and o half miles from_ Council Blufls post offico, at a bargain. SWAN & WALKER. o Harrison oounty, lowa. 820 ores all under fenoe—n 200 acre farm cnts, all under cultivation except Tands Tproved_asd_unimy m o western Tow of husinges and resl- dence lota in all parts of Council Bluffa. Seo us before you buy, SWAN & WALKER. IOR SALE—Partles wishing to buy .cheap lots to build on canbuy on month! ents of from 22 to 810 SWAN & WALKRR JVOR RENT—Wo will ront you a Iot to_ buld_on i tho priilage to buy If you, wish on very lll)unxl terms WALKER. wYA y ono wishing & good looatlon f.r planning mill. sash, door and biind manufactory, wo bave bullding and machiners, woll locaed, for salo, lease of trade; BWAN & WALKER. Fuu RENT- Large two story frawe bullding sult ablo for warehouse or storage purposcs, near railroad depot. BWAN_WALKER. OR SALE — Buauiog_and_grounds suital le for srzall foundry and machine shoy Good boilcr, engine, cupols, blower with fixed shs ing ote., 1eady toput in motion —T0 correspond wi SWAN WALKRR, SOR SALE—Housos, Lota and Land. A. J. B stopbenson, 603 First avenue. {OK SALE—A top-buggy, firs in oxcollent condition. " OF w it Address Tess make and trado for cheap Council Blu7s. o o x. Dolivored by carrler ab only swenty cents a woek. ()0 PAPERS—For sale at Bax ofice, at 35 oeits » hundred VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT. 1 have a double store bullding,10 rooms, partitioned oft, elegantly papered, supplied with water from tho water works, good brick cellar, suited for restaurant, Iaundry, boardiug house, merchantilo business or resident property. Alsoa large two-story frame dvwelling with 16 rooms two cellars, etc., etc., suited for boarding house, private restdence, hospital, etc., opposite the city bulldings and city marset for rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN, F. H, Orcorr, I. M. TREYNOR, COUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET (O SUCcrssors 1o Casady’ Orcutt & French 405 Broadway Council Bufis S. T. FRENCH Carpets, Curtains, ‘Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled ! . | every cate of indigestion and constipation in & very short time “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria 0 At 1ash five sears ther has nob been o death from diphthetla In sy s whero Dr. Thoma via’ preventive and cure was ving thousands of lives Indie 0 putrid sore throat, in mall scatlol fover, ChanFng 1 1 68 PR 10 4 simplo form. In allible cure for all Inflsmmatory ve, Puttld of Catarrhal conditions, either intornal or extoroal Frice, 8. CHOLERA! CHOLERA! CHOLERA! Dr. Jefferls’ Cholers Spectflc will arrett the diseae jn 80 to €0 mi The Doctor vaed his medls ring the fearful visitation o ithe cholers in Cinolunatl, St. 1, nd il slong the Miseissippl River and ite tributaties, without losine & 50, nd 62, 1t 1a alro tnfaliible orbus, Cholera Infantum, eto, Keep it on hard. You ean rely upon it. Scnd for it Frice $2.00 Cholera Comed & thiet 1 the kbt DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! Dyspeptic, why live In misery and dlo In despalr with cancer of the stomach! Dr. Thomas Jofterls cures Bowt of referencen given by citfzons of Dyspepsin is the cause of ninety per cent of all diseased conditions. Price $6 trac Hons how fov _ themedicines sent with them. Xodector required; 8 lgond narse " remodics can only be obtained at his office, No. 73 South 8th Street BUCKEYE WROUCHT (FENGING AND CRESTING. we, In th years 40, Counell Blufs and Omahs. Beantify your homes by usiog the above. Over 500 designs to select from, CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimates given on any style either put up or delivered here, by applying to KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules conetantly on hand wi'e we will sell in retall or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Reuresented. WLolciale 510 Feted) deslere n Grain snd Faled Hay. Frice sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteed, SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. UouncliBlufls. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Couxcin BLUFFS, Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. Attention, Ladies. ‘\Vhllo dnling out my notions,will sell all hair goods ntx‘l.x per cdnnj tdmcuunt, 300 Switches 00 Wi , B te., to ifice, Custs k fully attended to. ‘aves, Bangs, ete., to sacrifice, Custom work carefully atended to. - NEDICT 337 Broadway, Council Bluffe, TR PH@ENIX AND “T'HE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 605 Broadway, Counoil Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE OITY, Everything served in first class stylo and on short notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready. GRAVEL ROOFING All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. | 302 N. 7th Street, Roof Painting and repairing. GEO. SMITHSON, H, H, FIELD, W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embuming Telephone No, 97. COUNCIL BLUFFS. COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 2, FOREMAN—Hold this space for the advertiseiient of Dis. Judd & Smith's Elestrlo Appli are too busy filing their oiders and gettiog their new factory, No, 80, Fourth Street, to rights, to auy copy fust now, GUUNGIL BLUFFS| CARPET CO. COUNCIL BLUFFS Fuel Company! Wholesa'e and Retall Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg GO A X W, H. SIBLEY, Manager. 0o, 88 Main 8t. Yard, o0 C. R L P and 0 u %8 e B livay. HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Frame hou Briok buildings of aoy sze raiued or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. GIaNT trucks, the it in the world, e L ol W, P, AYLSWORTIL 1010 Ninth Street, Counci! Bluffe, MANDEMAKERS & VAN, R. Rice M. D. ARCHITECTS, of ether tumors removad withowt U4 i P CANCERS, e iy e AND BUILDERS [}Hgg)flc msEAgEs-un m.m No. 201 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, . ver 4 .um’uuunlll — .M » tres. ¥uos. OPIIGKR ¥, u K, roen OFFICER & PUSEY| Dr, W. H. Sherraden BANKERS. DENTIST, _—_ae 1656| Masonic 'Temple, Established -:l..olhllln'-b‘l 0 and Demestie Exehange snd [ 1) Blafts : bt