Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS---FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1885. THE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Mornine, Aoril 10, SUBSORIPTION BATES. | o Osrrler = ~ Sont’pe 345 il - 410,00 por your No, 12 Pearl Street. — | ENTION, MINOR Bernhard-Listeman concert, April 11, Two Jakes, the batbers, 402 Broadway Bureaus from §0 apwards at Mandel's. COol. J. 8. Tam, of Avocs, was st tho Paclfic yesterday. Wator.color and colored photos just re- colved at W. W. Chapman's, The “C. B. Boga™ have thelr soclal party at Bono's hall this evening. Col. J. 8, Toner has returned and Is making headquarters at the Paclfic. Mouldings for picture hangings that are entlrely new and novel In atyle, just recelved by W. W, Chapman, Mrs., Willlam Koch, of Minden, dled Wednesday of trichina. Five children are reported to sick with the same dis- ease. Rev. Dr. McCreary Is to occupy as a home, the house on Madison street ocou- pled by hls predeoessor, Rrv, Mr. Arm- strong. The next annual meeting of the Irlsh Natlonal League, which has just closed its scsslon at Des Molnes, will be held in this clty. Rev. B. P. McMonomy, of this clty, has boen chosen one of the exeoutive committee of the Irish Natlonal League, of Towa. W. C. Slyter, of this city, and Miss Emma Barton, of Wright Station, have been jolned in matrlmony by Rev. Dr. McCreary. M. F. Rohrar, the speclal agent of the Mutual Life, was at Glenwood yesterday paying J. J. Woodrow $2,042, on an en— dowment policy. The telephone company has a gang of men at work now straightening wires, re- moving needles poles and making sundry needed improvements. The small lithographs of Gus Williams, a3 “‘Oapt. Mishler,” has asiriking resem- blance to George Blaxelm, the Maln street boot and shoe man- It will pay you to examine the latest noveltier In mouldings just recelved at Chapman's. They are entlrely new and dealgned to hang pictures on, All the claimants agaiust the county in the small-pox cases are to meet at the county auditor’s office . April 17th, and bring their proofs and be glven a hearing and examination. Ben Hager was brought to the front yeaterday, on complalnt of his wife, for dlaturbing the peace of the family, The trouble was adjusted between them and the case was dropped. Hannah M, Frabs now asks fora dl- vorce from her husband, Henry Frabe, to whom she was marrled at Big Grove in 1872, and by whom she elalms to have been deserted u 1874, The new millinery store of Mra. O. A. Rogers, 341 Broadway, opens to-day. Ladtes are invited to call. The grand opening at this establishment will take place In about one weok. Ed Daily was the name given by one poor fellow who was brought in for being dronk and for begging for something to eat and drink, He was fined, and a charge of vageancy also lodged against him, There is every assurance of a large au- dience to hear the Bernhard Listeman concert company Saturday at the opera houss. As instrumental soloists they have the reputation of being as fine as any in the land, The county board cf supervisors yes- terdsy let the contract for bullding Dridges in this county for the next year 80 the Oskalooss Bridge Company, whose bid was much lower than that of any other firm. At the state jewelers’ convention held in Des Moines, Mr, Henry Robinson of thie city, was chosen second vice presi- dent, and one of the four delegates to attend the natlonal conventlon to be held in St. Louis in May. Frod, Hanson, who was charged wlth hauliog away dirt from the banks of the creek, has been acquitted, a contractor having sold him the dirt, and hence if any blame was connected with the affair, 1t belonged to somebody else to shoulder. The two snesk thieves glving their names as Johnson and Sulllvan, who have just served a term in jail for snatching a turkey from J.{R. Soyder's store, were arrested sgain yesterday for stesling' a palr of pantaloons from a Broadway saloon, They were sent to jail for five days more. The park commissiovers are consider- lng quite favorably tho opening of a drlveway on the ridge between First and Second strects, provided the property owners will give twenty feet cn each side. This driveway will be from the park to a piece of ground, about two acrer, owned by the clty, which Is now tso'ated and caunct be approached or used. In makiog this driveway it would be necessary to throw a bridge over Kuepher street. The plans for the new rotary jail to be built for this county do not provide for jsilor having sny 0o numerous & family. There sre for the jailor's accommodation on the first floor two rooms,. one for a st ting roow and one for cookiog purp-ses. Two bedrooms are provided on the third floor, which makes quite a climb, 71he juilor’s family will not be very conve- niently sitasted. Single men will now atand a show to get the position, as fow of the family men will desire the place. Prof. Hammond, of the institute for the deaf and dumb, while at New Or leans, met the superintendent of the Nlagara Grape company and became somewhat famliliar with the fact of that wonderfal grape, The other day Prof. Hammond made & purchase of Wells Cook, the speclal agent here, ordering 100 vines for the institate. The old geandmother I getting more and more stupld In her dotsge. The leading editorial put Into her scrap.-book yesterday, appeared as If written by one of her own children, The old lady for- got to credit to the New York Sun, and forgot to state that it was alterwards re- produced in the Ohtoago Tribune, from which it was evidently clipped by the old lady's scissors. The old 'lady would not Intentlonally mislead or decelve her readers, but sho forgrt to put the proper credit to the article, KR = Gaorgo Boulah and John J. .0'Brlen, who were arrostod for having & fight in Motoalt's saloon, are suspgcted of having been concerned ina burglary at Missourl Valley. The quarrel aross over who should carry the few dollars they had in thelr porsesslon, and there was found upon them some ladles’~ jewelry, which the police suspected had been stolen from some store, as the goods were new and still on the cards with price marks at- tached, The question as to whether two’ clty jallers are really needed, besldes the marshal, still agitates some of the alder- When the old jail was ueed for holding prisoners, for police headquarters—for everything In fact, the marshal took care of the jalland looked after what janitor work was done, which, to be sure, wa¢ not very much. The marshal recelved $40 per monthand cer- taln fees, and the office was considered a fat one. Now, bosldes the marshal, two jallers aro employed at 870 a month, making $180 expense in all, besides the fees. But seperate buildings are now used, and the business of the city has In- creased, 1t is clalmed, 8o that more help is required, There are many improvements golng on in the city, and among the most no- ticeable are the bulldings being raised. Dr. Hart's large brick residence on Wil- low avenue; as well as Thomas officer’s resldence have been ralsed five feet. W. P. Aylesworth has been doing thim work, and the successful manner in which he has done it Is In keeplng with the skill shown In raising A. B. Walker's large brick resldence and other bulldings. Mr, Aylesworth has just begun ralsing Low- er’s hotel, on Main street, a two-story brick building 38x40 feet. Ho in also to raiso the brick cottage, No, "819 Sixth avenue, owned by T. F. Hart, as well as Jack Cuslck's residence, No. 1019 Flith avenue, There Is talk, too, of ralsing St. Franols’ academy this year, and the res- idences of J. R. Davidson and James Fralney. Mr. Aylesworth has demon- strated that he can do thls work in the best possible manner, and now there is & big demand for his services, The council committee to whom was referred the petition for the closlng of saloons, had a conference yesterday after- noon with some of the prominent signers of the petitlon, the conference being held at the Y, M. C. A. rooms. It is under- stood that the purpose of the conference was to see If some compromise might not be arranged, so that the city might retaln its revenue and the saloons allowed to run under strict poilce regulations, It is understood that some of the slgners themselves, while not in sympathy with saloons or the drink buslnees In any form, are in doubt about the advisability and practlcabllity of the move, Council Bluffs belng situated as it Is. Some who, at first impulse, thought the problem was an easy one, now begin to see some of its complications, and men who have the| common end in vlew of having men live sober-minded and dolng away with the evils of drink, differ greatly and honestly a8 to the methods to be employed. If consultations and conferences, reasonable talk, and a falr, frank showing of facts on sll sldes cannot result in some wise concluslon, then impulse, passion and prejudice will step into the arena and fight it ont. e Facts worth remembering when you buy Wall Paper: lst.—That Beard, next door to postofice, has the largest stock to select from. 2d—That his prices are as low as. the lowest. 3d—That he Is a practical interfor decorator and employs none but skillful workmen, —— PERSONAL, George ¥, Wright returned yesterday from his western trip. Fred Drexel, of Omahs, tele yesterday, Mrs, C. R, Neitzoch, of Missouri Valley, was here shopping yesterdsy, W. H. Smith, the Broadway confectioner, is able to be out and about again, Samuel Hass and his ron Harry, have gone to their oattle ranch in Colorado. T, W, Ivery, of Glenwood, was in the city, snd dined at Bechtele yesterday . A. Hospe, Jr., was in the city yesterday Iooklng after his business interests here, Warren McCord aud wife, also Miss Fanale Howe, of Vandalis, Ilis., are at the Bechtele "W B Gardiner is still on the sick list, but is improvicg romewhat, though it will be some time before he will bo able fo attend to business agaln, Mrs, J, O, Jonss left last evening for the oast, Mesdville, Pa., for her health, which has been very poor since August last, Op the way she will stop over to see friends in Illinois and in fndisca. W. B, Cuppy, of Avoes, was in the city. No man fo Avoos probably did more for se- curing the new court house to be bullt here Cuppy, and the people of Coun- ill not soon forget him, dined at the Bech- MOVE FOR A MONUMENT, The Soldiers and Sailors to be Re- membered in This County. The county board of suporvisors has adopted the followlng resolutlons as a starter for a fand for a soldlers’ mona- ment: Whereas, The officars and members of the Grand Asmy of the Republic of Coon- cil Bluffs and the officers and members of the Pottawattamle County Veteran As- sociation have represented to the board of supervisors that the sum of $25 of the 835 allowed by statute to be pald out of the county treasary for expenses of inter- ment of destitute soldiers of the late clvil war, 1861.65, Is sufficient for sald pur- poses of decent burisl and whereas, that reprosentation has been found to be true and a sarplus of $10, or_some such sum, In euch case is likely and probable to ac- camulate, therefore be It Resolved, That the auditor of eaid county procure a proper book and keep a record of the name, company and regl- ment, whero the same is possible and practicable, of every soldler of the clvil war of 186165, who served In the army of the United States, or In the navy and marino oorps during such war, and_ who has been burled at the expense of ths county according to the provistons of said staute in sald county., That whatever sum may remain_as a difference between tho said $35 and the actual expenses of decent burlal, either heretofore or hereaf- tor, shall be kept apart in sald beok, and to be called a monument fand for the purpose of erecting a sultable monument In one or more of the ceme- terles of Councll Bluffs, and for grounds for sald purposes, In case of such soldlers as may be now burled, ov hereafter buried, in Councll Bluffs, and where goldiers are burled at other points than Councll Bluffs, such proportion as shall belong to the latter places for monumen- tal purposes and for grounds. That by “‘monument” herein is not meant the ordinary tomb or grave-atone, but a suit- ablo monament to the memory of all woldlers who may be interred in any one cemetery. The said monument fand shall be care- fully kopt and preserved by said auditor, under the direction of the board of super- visors, until the said board shall order and direct the expenditure of the same in a suitable and appropriate, general Iasting and permanent monument, ac- cording to the terms of thess resolutions and deslgnations. That 1t s the dosire of the present board that sald fund shall be kept Intact and undisturbed untll In the judgment of the board hereafter, tne same shall be sufficlent to erect a suitable and perma- nent monument to the memory of eald soldiers, according to the judgment of sald board. That sald auditor shall make report at the January sesslon of said board in each year, and %0 often as the board shall re- quire, the exact condition and amount of sald monument fund, as herein set apart. e — BLISS NOT BLISSFUL. Burglars Visit His Store aud Secare Conslderable Plunder, How.They Worked the Job. Yesterdsy morning it was discovered that some time during the previous night burglars had been through Bliss' milll- nery establishment, The fellows gained anentrance by a rear cellar door, forcing one of the old hinges off, and after get- ting Into the cellar they went up stairs, and finding the door locked which led into the store, they cut a hole through the panel, so that a hand could be reached through and unlock the door by a key left In the lock on the other side. The thieves went through the cash drawer, taking about eight or ten dollars, and helped themselves to some of the stook: just what and how much could not be exactly dotermined yesterday, but what stock was missed amounted to about 8100, there being & quantity of white linen gocds, ladies’ collars, velling, rib. bons, etc., missed by Mr. Bliss. The fellows must have been pretty well qualnted with the sltuation and peculiari- tles of the place, as they made no false motions but took the easlest and safest way of securing an entrance, The door where they gained an entrance is mot many fest trom police headquarters, " THE NEW JAIL. The Contract Awarded by tbe County Buard: The Work to be Finished in Ninety Da, — Yeosterday the county board of super- visors opened the bids for bullding the new county jail. The blds for doing all but the iron and steel work and plumbing were as follows: W. H. B. Stout, 18, 000; John Hammer, $9,900; Chris Straub. $8,995; Martin Hughes, 88,700, J. P. Weaver, $7,791; Wickham Bro.'s, 7,350, The contract was let to Wickham Bro.'s, of this clty, The contract for the fron work was let to Hough, Ketcham & Co,, of Indianap- olls, for $21,000. The contracts provide, of course, for the giving of bonds and the the time fixed for the completion of the work is ninety days from the 15th of this month, e = Artlsts’ Materialsat G, R. Board's Wall Paper Store. Send for prioe list. e———— A Postal Olerk's Fall, Late yesterday afternooa W. T, Hamp- ton, reglstry olerk at the transfer postof- fice, was arrested on the charge of rob- bing the mails. There were found upon his person two registerod letters which had been opened and the money taken out. Young Hawpton, on being arrested, confessed to having taken the money, smountiog to 815, but eaid this was his first offense. There have been packages missed since December last, and susplolon pointed to him, but he denies all excopt these two. He had $165 In his pocket when arrested. Young Hampton csme hore abouat & year ago from Olarinda, In., to take this position, and has been well thought of untll this dlscovey was made. He was losked in the clty jall unptil far- ther Investigstion can be had. Women rather than wine reem to have been the oause of his downfall, NEW GOODS. Carp etsand Dry Goods Axminster Moquette, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain Carpets, Etc. NEW GOODS. ane ATauu HARKNESS BROTHERS. Office Matting a pecialty. 8myrnia Rugs, Mats, Cil Cloths, Etc, Our stock of Lace Curtains is unusually large and f excellent variety, Turcoman and Madras curtains in many new and beautitul designs, Choicest ilksin black and the new colors. Our line ot Dress Goods comprises all the new designs for the eason, and the variety of our White Goods is nowhere excelled. New and beautitul Laces invite ttention, and ourline of ladies’ and childrens’ Hose is larger and finer than ever, Harkness Bros,401 Broadway Council Bluffs, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria TDURING the last fivo years thero has not boen a death trom diphtherla In any cave whero Dr. Thoma Jofferls' preventive and cure was used. Tt has boon tho means ot saving thousands of livea. Indls onible in putrid sore throat, in malignant scarlot fever, changing it in 48 hours to the simple falliblo cure for all Inflammatory, Ulcerative, Putxld of Catarrhal conditions, either intornal or external Price, $2. CHOLERA! Dr. Jefferis’ Cbol cine during the foarfy River and its tribut Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, ete, Cholera *‘Comes as a thief in the night." DYSPEPSIA! Dyspeptio, why live In misery and dio In despalr Council Bluffs and Omaha. - Dyspepsia is the cause of ninety per cent of all diseased conditions. for two weoks treatment. Full printed instrucions how to ¢ Il that i ncil Bl CHOLERA! 1flc will arreet the disease in 30 to €0 minut st. Loul out losing a case, In the y Keep it on hand. ith cancer of tho stomach? Dr. Thomas Jeffo every onte of Indigestion and coustipation in a very short time CHOLERA! The Doctor ured thin medl- slong the Miseieeipyt d '62. It I8 aleo tnfalliblo in pon it. Send for it. Frice §2.00 DYSPEPSIA! ourer Bost of references given by cit of ce 85 themedicines sent with them. No dootor required; a[good nurse seary. Dr. Jefleris' remedies can only be obtained at his office, No. 28 South §th Stroet owa. UF 89nt by express on receipt of price. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whts wo will sell In retall or carload lota, All Stock Warranted as Rearesented. Wholerale and retal] dealere it Grain and Faled Hay, Prico sonablo, Satisfaction Guaranteod. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Oorner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. Counci!Bluffe, F. H, OrcurT, 8. T. FRENCH I. M. TREYNOB. COUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET (0. Succrssors ro Casady? Orcutt & French 405 Broadway Council Biufis Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled® COUNGIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. COUNCIL BLUFFS Frel Company Wholosalo and Retall Dealors ln Hard Soft ana Blossburg O A L W. H. SIBLEY, Manager. Offioe, 88 Main Bt. Yard,onC.R. L P, and M. & Bt. P, Rallway. DENTIST, Masonic Templ Oouncll Blufts « 2 Towa OFFICER & PUSE %NKERS.. . . -~ Established - - 1856 Dealors 1a Forelgn aad Decaestie Esohangs sad o ia Torigy SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a vertisemont ae Lost Found, To Loan, For Eale, To Ront, Wants, Board- Ing, eto., will be inserted in $his column ab the low tate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet {noertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for esch subsequo orilon. Leave advertisoments a4 our office, No. Poarl Street. noar Broadwav WANTS, 7ANTED—At 60 First avenue, stook of goeds for farm or land; Council Biuffs property for hotel in Colorado; goed' hotel for f braska; hotel for Councll Bluffs pro o1 of ‘similar exchanges by ths Roal change Agency, 606 Firat avenus. OR SALE—A farm of about 60 acres adjoining the city All ander cultlyatior per acre. A bargain, A. J. Stephenson, 603 First avenue Council Bluffs. OR RENT—Suite of offices in Shugars Bros. block, fronting Main etreet. Finest in the city. Cook & BALL, room 7, Beno block. OR BALE—Houso furniturs. Apply 116 Fourth t., between hours 0 and 10a. m. H. E. Soaman. 7OR 8ALE—A new leather top buggy. Will be sold cheap, Apply to Dr. Cook, No 626 Broad- way. i ORt SALE—Two nice bodioom sets, Apply at 557 Mynster stroot. OR SALE. town, now doing a business of about $360 per month, Noother hotel in the place. Terms iiberal, BWAN & WALKER (0 aores of land In Will trade for Council for cash, or part BWAN & WALKER ANTS 10 TRADE.—Good lowa or Nebraska 1and for a small stock of hi are or geeral merchandise, well located. N & WALKRR. & fine, well im- within a fow miles of Council Blufls, at & bar, ow price and casy terms. BWAN & WALKNR (OR SALE—A good paying_hotel property with F Iliyery stable, in one of the best small towns in wostern Iows will sell with or without furniture, or will trade for & small farm with stock ete. BWAN & WALKKR. NOR SALE—Eighty acres unimproved Tand Tn Unlon county, Jows, 33 miles south-east of Af- ton, the county eeat, or will trade for Nebraska or K SWAN & W, other hotel in & iv. Nebraska ['OR SALE OR TRADE. Wayoe county, Mo. Blufty city property or sl cheap time. proved farm of 400 acy 20 aore trac of good land about a half eilos from Council Blufl( post waln. BWAN & WALKKR. Tn Harrison county, lows. 820 acros with fine improvements, all under cultivation except 20 aores grass—8) acres good grass or pasturo land, aud sove racts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimprov BWAN & WALKAR. JFOE FALE-Lanay iuproved asd unimproved. It you wanta farm in western lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us hoar from you. SWAN & WALKNR. JOR BALE—A large number of husiness and rosl- denoo lots in all parts of Council Bluffa. See s betore you buy, SWAN & WALKKR. 0K BALE—Partios wishing (o buy oheap 1ots to build on canbuy ou wonthly payments of from $2t0 810 o BWAN & WALKNR OR RENT—Wo will rent you a 1ot to build_on with the privilage to buy If you with on very iberal to BWAN & WALKRR W ANTED o correapond with any ono wishing a good locatlon {.r plan il and bimd manufactory, machinery, well locat ROTC RENT_LaTiy two story frame bull able for waichoues or soruge purposcs, ot. s FOK BENT OK 5 euital lo for & Good boller, engine, UK BALE—Houses, Lot and | " 6tonhonvon, 608 First avenue. FOK BALE—A in excallent condition. Addross ¥. M bugyy, Bt lums ako wid Or will trado for chosp ‘ounll Elus. ry bouy b UOUDCH LIGTE U seKE Delivored by carrier at only wenty cente & week. ()UBPAPERS—For salo st Bas offics, 4 15 oeuts » bundred VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT. 1 have & double store butldlog,10 1ooms, partitioned off, elegantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, ggod brick cellar, suited foy restaurant, Iaundry, boardiug house, merchsutile busin'es or resident property. Alsos large twosstory trame dwelling with 16 rooms two cellars, etc., otc., suited for boardi g house, private restdence, hospital, eto., opposite the city bulldings and clty marset for rent cheap. W. R. VACGHAN, ONLY HOTEL IN COUNCIL BLUFFS HAVING A FIRE ESCAPE, And all modern improvementa, call bells, fire alarm bells, to., is the CRESTONHOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Maio Street, MAX MOHHN, » PRROOPRIET orm, 1n | Copy of a part of a photograph of a NIAGARA vine, planted 1878, as It appeared Fall of NEW WHITE GRAPE 1880 with 63 clusters welghing N I A G A R A B 26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood 1st.—The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockport, Aug, 20th, “2|d fi»[t mnever drops from the stem if left to hang till frost comes, and improves in flavor 0 time, 5 It is purely native, and therciore hardy, Has stood 35 degrees below zero without vt 7}330!\1': a good crop 'ize 3d yoar n;ld]ofh’n the2d, andis a regular besrer, and no aste, as bunches are compac Never fails to ripen its crop as the thick leathery foli holds oven to the base of the canes until frost kills it. ; ) th.—Vineyards are in bearing in various secti-ns from Georgia to the Northern Takes and Canada, and from Kansas to the Atlantic coast, thero being more than 1,000 acres plantad <ithin the last fivo years, and over 200 acres wero planted at Brocton, Chautauqua Co., N, Y. Inst spring, (1884); Jonas Martin alone having 47 acres; the largest vineyard of Niagaras, being planted st Highland, Ulster Co,, N. Y., by Sam’l Kogers, Esq., which contains 80 acres of this one variety, and ho has realized from 20 to 30 cents per pound for his fruit, while Con cords grown in the same locality brought from 4 to 6 cents only. . 6,—All parties planting vineyards have signed a contract to return all the wood and cut. ting every year back to the Company up to, and including 1888; 50 it has bsen tha sole ownor of all the stock, and no one but the Company and 1ts_sutho agents can sell and_deliver genuine Niagara vines, So all persons should examine agent's cortificate of authority, and #eo that it has the corporate seal of the Company attached, and every vine that it hae a lead seal attached, bearing theimpression of the Company's regiatered trade mark. ‘We now offer for the first time, 2 es at retail at $2 00 each with- ctions, to ba delivered cn and af WELLS COOK, Council Bluffs, lowa Havibg accepted appointment a4 special age nt for the NIAGAR A WHITE GRAPE CO. for Iswa . d Ne- ka,Tam now prepared to promptly deliver “XTAGARA™ vines undor the Reg'stored Trade Mark Seal Cumpany. 127 EIGHE TFE GTIREERT. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., Couxncis BLures, - - -« Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. Attention, Ladies. While closing out my notions, will sell all hair goods at 25 per cent discount, 800 Switchas 00 Waves, Bangs, etc., to sacrifice, Custom work carefully attended to. MRS. D. A, BENEDICT. 337 Brondway, Council Bluffs, TEaErE PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Breadway, : G Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY, ]".w-rrthing ved 1n first clags style and on short notice. Hot and cold funches always ready, GRAVEL ROOFING Roof Painting and repairing. GEO. SMITHSON, " " Field & Estop, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Oalls Attonded Promptly, Day and Night. Particular attention given to Embalming Telephone No, 97. All work guaranteed to give sat:sfaction. 302 N. 7th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, April 2. FOREMAN—Hold this space for she advertisement of Drs. Judd & Smith's Elootric Appliances.Tas are too busy fAliing their orders and getting their new factors, No, 80, Fourth Street, to rights, toget u any copy fust now, W. P. AYLSWORTH, Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hou moved on LiTTLe GIANT frucks, the best in the world, W, P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, R. Rico M. D, CANCERS, taes il it miem MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND pUILDERS |CHRONIC DISEASES otsu uatssspecus No. 201 Upper Broadway, Councll Blufls, .r.'.'n“‘..'..".«',‘é."::"&".‘.“‘...""‘"" oy & (