Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1885, Page 6

THR MAILY DOZ...TDTN i, THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS--TUESDAY APRIL 9%; 1885 BT 0l NADW i J. R, McPHERSON, AMmpnrr A 6 HE DAILY BEE ! sl where the victim had dropped several hundred dollars, and had then taken him up the Northwestern road. POINTS ON PAVING. The big|How Wood Paving is Belog Laid in GROWER AND DEALER IN QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning, Aoril 28, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, ByOerise o = ~ = = = = 90 conte pat week By Mell = - .00 pet ¥ OFFIOR: No, 12 Pearl 8treet. " MINOR MENTION, Secure woats for the concert Fridsy night. The Georgla minatrels are quattered at the Pacific. Gorbetich-Word concert at Dobuny’s opora house Friday night. A special meeting of Bluffs city lodge No.7LF. & A. M. will be held this evening at which the third degree will be worked. Violinist and tenor give » concert Frl- day. The county clerk Is becoming so mach of an expert on the type-writer that he is preparing the bar docket with one of Remington’s, ‘W, Harchand and Otto Rishton were arrosted yesterday for fast driving on Breadway on Sunday. They were fined three and costs. Attend concert at the opera house Fri- day, May lat. One vagrant, a colored man, who used to work at the Ogden house was before the police court yesterday, but was let off on a promise to go to work Bensberg & Cheadle, beer boltlers at Ottumwa, who have been doing a very large trade, necessitating the employment of » large force, have removed to St. Joe, Mo, An attempt {s belng mado to secure the pardon of 0. 0. Smith, who was con- victed of stesllng a watch from Mrs, Davls’ store and sentenced two years In the penltentiary. Tho Western Union telegraph office will shortly be removed from its present quarters to the offices lately occupled by the Iowa and Nebraska insurance com- pany, 507 Broadway. There only remains one crossing over Indian creck south of Broadway that is nafe, it belng near Horne's park. An- other heavy rain and the other two bridges will be washed away making them entirely useless. The Western Iowa society, connected with the Western Iowa college adjourned last Saturday evening until the first Sat- urday In October. The officers of this society are: President, Fred Keller; secretary, M. C. VanDerven; tressucer, J. Fitzpatrick. On Sunday afternoon about 4 o’clock, a8 John O'Grady was trying to pull the pln between two frelght cars in the (" yard at Paclfic Junction, he tripped his foot and fell, the brake-beam striking him, causlng him a serlous Ipjury. O'Grady is a married man, Col. Sapp’s thorough blooded grey hound, “Jennle,” has produced a litter, which in quality and quautity is a marvel. There are thirteen of the little ones, and they are all dolng well, making a happy family, which is exclting the admiration of many callers on her ladyship. A bootblack, who has been hanging around town all winter, was yesterday brought before Judge Aylsworth, the little fellow being very destitate and dirty, and inquiry leading to the di covery that he has a alster living at Ex- ira, arrangements were made to send him there. Marrled—At the rosidence of the brides father, Mr. Lewis Wehrhorn, on Sunday ovening last, by the Rev. Doerfler, Annie Webrhorn to Carl Obristman, The newly wedded couple were serenaded by the Bavarlan band of which Mr, Christman is a member, be. tween 10 and 11 o’clock the same evening. The Council Blufts driving park assocl- atlon when 1t gave its falr in tho fall of '88, was backed up by a number of citi- zons, who pledged themselves in amounts from $25 up, to help psy for any deficlt that might arlse, There was such a de- fioit, and the assoolation began calling for these pledges to be redeemed, but a fow held back, Yesterday the assoclation began sults agalnst a number of proml. nent cltizens on these claims, The same ‘‘doctor,” who was reported a8 having eloped with a Glenwood woutan, and who has been writen up several times under the name of McMenomy, is now sald to be working Keg creek and Sliver creek townships, and to have osught & goodly amount of game, His plan szems to ba to get a patient to gi him a note, and then to sell the note, and after giviog one {restment to tell them to come to Omaha and get the other treatments, if they want them, The msyor Is expected to return from his eastern trlp this evenlog. The pro- hibitionists will not, therefore, have much longer to walt to see what hels goling to do about the ealoors. It is not expected that be will shoulder aby great responaibility In the matter, as he holds that it is not any more bhis business to enforce the state law than of any private cit'zen, he belng called on to run the city and not the state, This was the po- aitlon he took before he went away, and he has doubtless eeen nothlng during his absence to change his mind, There was a little “‘brash” on Broad. way yesterday forenoon between two well-known aporting men, One of them, known at ceney Bob," i d tohave been keepiog the brother of the other pretty well filled up with drink, and steering bim against divers games, virta ally robbing him of bis money. *‘Bob’ had been with this man over to Omahs, brother meeting Bob, whose other name 18 Lyon, took him to task for thue roping In this man, and started in to thump him as he deserved, hut Bob would not walt to be thumped, and dodglng the first blow he went flying down tho street, There will be no arrests, et — Plumbing and_water work Is_our special business, Lewis & Gilbert, Main street plambers —— PERSONAL, Frank Nic:ulin, of Algons, Ta., is at the Padific, O, E. Richards, of Red Oak, was at the Ogden yesterday. Chrls, Reisch, late with J, Mueller, left yesterday for Chicago, Stephen Malloy, late in the employ of Eise: man, Rodda & Co,, this morniog starts in with Smith, of Omaha, Constable Wesloy is now a happy grand. father, his son James being the father of as nice a littlo malden as has arrived in the city in many a day. Poter Fuchs, leader of the Bavarian band, Peter Hanson and —— Schroeder leave to day for Las Vegas, N, M., where they h an engagement this summer to play in a band, From a letter received from Dr, Poulson at San Francisco, it is learned that S, 8, Stevens, the general agent of the Rock Island, who has been spending the winter in California, is now lying ill at the Palace hotel with pleuro- pneumonia, contracted at San Francisco, on Mr. Stevens arrival there from Los Angelos on his way home, Dr, Poulson was called to attend Mr. Stevens, just as they were about to take the train for Council Bluffs, Mr, Stevens' illness will detain them for some da; Artlsts' Materialsat G, R, Beard’s Wall Paper Store. Send for prloe list, ————— Facts worth remembering_when you buy Wall Paper: 1st.—That Beard, next door to postoffice, has the largest stock to select from. 2d—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d—That he Is & practical Interior decorator and employs none but skillfal workme! —— The Trouble of the Triplets. The dlsgracefal row in which ‘‘the triplets” became Involved at the St. Joe house last Saturday night, or Sunday morning, was yestorday the theme of street talk, and the comments were not very flattering to Mesars, Frainey, Pat. ton, and Galvin. Patton was not so anx. ious yesterday to prosecute the hotel man a8 on the night of the row, and declared that he would have the care dlemlesed, bat it was evident that this course womld only confirm the reports that the trlpiets were the ones to blame, and ‘Lat they in thelr sober moments had repented. Fralney declared thst ii Patton declined to prosecute, then he, Frainey, would assoms the role of prose- culing sitorney snd push the case to 8 conviction, The idea of a jus- tico of che peace being with a party who were trying to induce a saloon man to violate the state law, and to violate the ordinance requirlng them to close thelr bars at 11 o’clock, and then after a row had broken out In constquence of the man’s refusal to sell drinke, to issue a warrant for his arrest, and to have him brought before himself for trial, and then to have him kept in all night, when it was known that he could be had any tune to answer to any such charge, and then to threaten to prossoute the case himself if the others of the party re- fased; all this shows a sad state of the judlclary. The voters who, by their sufirages, put such a man in office, must be ashamed of him, even if he feels no shame for himself, If a great wrong was done to Frainey and his frlends, it would be the proper thing for him to seok jus- tice before some other and disinterested tribunal, but to attempt to deal out jus- tlce himself under such clrcumatances s a larce, only equaled by his attempt to hold the chalrmanship of a ward caucus when nine out_of ten of those present were yelliog *‘Put him out.” It is to be hoped that this affalr will be siited thor- | oughly untll all the facts are breught out, aud the blame of the disgracefal affalr 1s placed at _the door cf the guilty party, whoever it may be. ——— Substantial abstracts of title and real estato loans. J. W. & E. L. Squlre,101 Peal street. Sewer pipo of all sizes for sale at wholesale or retail at Lowis & Gllbert's, No. 521 Main street. e ———— COMMERCIAL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 70; No. 2, 65; No. 8, 60, Gorn—New, 28c. Onta—For local purposes, 500, Hay—8 00 per ton; baled, 60, Ryo— 600, Corn Moal—1 50 per 100 pounds, ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Coal—Delivered, bard, 950 per ton; sol 40 per ton Lard—Armour's, wholesallng at 7}, Flowr—Oity Rour, 1 50@3 90, Brooms-— 1 76@8 00 per dor, LIVE 8TO0K, Oattle—Butoher cows; 8 35@3 75, Butcher T5@4 00, o 0068 50, o . — 3 00@3 76, PBODUCE AND FBUITS, Eggs—Continue stedy at 1lc, Eutear —Cholce new creamery,?2@350: good held at 13 < 1ic; ehoics conntry roll, 16@17¢; fair to good, 12@14c; poor and eld stock, 6@ 10e, 'he receip's of poor and fair grades are increasing. Choice roll continues scarce and b TR e ey et L Y cloths and well packed, Poultry - Supply Live spriog chicken chiokens, per doz., 3 50@3 5} liv ber Ib., 0@10c: dreased chickenn, per | 13¢; dressed turkeys, perlb., 14@! goese, per lb , 10@12¢; dressed ducl fl@122, The present weather for dressed poultry the demand. 6 0 b.. i Game— Ducks, in fair demand at 2 00 per doz,, for mallards, 1 50@1 75 for mixed and 10 @125 for teal, Ship only best killed birds, No sale for old stock. Opions ~Cheice stock ecarce at 12°@1 50 per bushel; wet and sprouted, 75@1 00, Beans Supply fair, demand plcked navies, 150; clean mwediums, 140; dirty sud unscreened, 75@100c. Potatoes—The msrket has been almost bare for the past week. Choloe stock of any good variety will bring 55@60c; fair to good, 15@ t0o, Apples—Good to choice Kansas and Mis- souri, 325@8 75 per barrel. Market is full of poor and soft stock selling at any price buyers wey w | —— Dispatches from Olarks Crossivg state that there bas bsen bo fighting since Friday Sarcy Daker, of the mcuuted infantry. is dend, This makes 8 deaths, 4 of the th Rifles, 2 of A battery, 1of the Toroato School of Infantry, and 1 of Boulton's men, Other Oitles, The question of how to pavo Is just now interesting a goodly number of property owners on streets which will this soason doubtless be paved in some manner. One of Tar Ber readers oalls attention to the followlng state of affairs as glven In Bradstreot's, and the state- ments will bo read with equal interest by other property ownera hore. Just at the time when OChlcago s abandoning wood for street paving and adopting tone, the groat Enropean cities that have been lcng experimenting with different pavements, are abandoning stone and taking towood, The difficulty in Chioago seems to be that no pavement has ever been properly lald there, and the probabllity is the stons pavement now In favor will turn out as much of a failare as the old wood did. ‘In Lon- don, Parls and some other large cltles abroad, stone, maoadam and asphalt have each in turn been condemned and the preference given to wood. Paris, less than two years ago, was largely paved with macadam and asphalt, but today the principal thorough- farea are paved with wood, even down to the Champs Flysees, where it would soom the former macadam should have swored the purpose. Miles of wood are aleo lald In London. The result in both theso clties appears to be generally satisfactory. The wood payement ia easily and quickly repaired; It is not so damaging to vehicles; offera less rer tance than stone, and, above y has greatly reduced the dlstracting rattle. Oxford street and Holborn are like a drawing room now in comparison to lower Broadway. The method of laying the wood abroad differs consider- ably from that generally employed in Chicago. A thick and durable concrete foundation 1s first constructed, upon which & bed of coment, as bard an smooth as a floor, is lald. Then the placed with the usual gravel between the rows, and over the who'e is poured a thinmixture of ce- ment which ' permeates’Zand fills every Interstice, The Chicago method was to level the street, fill in with sand, and af- ter laylng a layer or two of cheap pine holrdl,dplnuo the blocks on them, The boards decayed and the pavement soon became & mere succession of ruts and holes. Thereupon the Chicagoans con- demned the wood, when it was the engl- neera and contractora, who were growing rich out of the job, who should have been condemned. The Ohlcago stone pave- ment is pat down in a flimsy way, and must soon be cendemned also. A gvod 6use cannot be built on sand—iuelther can a good pavement, e —— The Dime Show, The dime museum and theatre opened at the skatlug rink last evening with pretty good prospects of success. -aterprlse 18 a novelty here, and some- whav of anexperiment. The bullding has been refitted for the speclal purpose for which it is now to be used, but there are stlll some finishing touches to make 1t complete. There are alzcady & num- ber of real curlosities, well worth seeing, and amply repaying the visitor for the nominal prico of admission. The theatre part of the entertalnment opens with the Georgia minstrels, who are to appear all of this weel. |y These minstrels have just closed a long and successful engagement in Omahs, whezethey received many words of praise: Nothing has yet been offered in the way of an entertalnment here:. giving so much amusement fov the mon- oy 24 {s now offered at the dime museum, and each weekan ontlre change is prom- fsed. Next week there Is to be a dra- matis company, then a comic opera com. psny, and so on, good entertaluments belng engaged for the next four weeks. 15 1s the Intentlon of the mansgers to have| nothing of the varlety order about the rlm but to keep the place one which adies and children can patronize, The opening gives assuzance that this policy will be carried out. If thie. first month proves the success that is expected, the place is to be enlarged, and outherwise improved, and made a permanent feat- ure of the olty. All should-read the at- tractions offered to the puble in the mu- ssum advertlsement to be found in another column. N. SOHURZ. Justice of the Peace o OVER AVERK COUNCIL BLTUFRS J. L. DEBEVUISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Oounol! Bluffs, Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL 'BLUFFS, TOW A Mail and Expross Accommodation Express GHICAG0 AND BOCK 18LAND, Mall and Express Accommodation Exprots UKER AND O, PAUL, Accommodation Exprevs WABARN, BT, LOUIS AND FAGIIO, From Travsfer only, 81. Touls Express Chlcago Exp via Peorla Mail and Exprose Express WOUX GITY AND FACIVIO, Mail for Sloux City Exprors for 8¢ Paul UNION PAOIVIC, Dinver Kxpress Liocolo Pus 0'a &R V Overland ¥xpress MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOCTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Voper Broadway, Council Bluffs, JACORB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law (QOUNCIL BLUF1S, IOWA, Office, Maln Street, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugard'and block. Wiil practics i Bisteand tate oourte. 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 RA B 26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood 1nt. —The Niagara ripeos in favorable seasons at Lockport, Aug, 20th, (£ T& nover drop from the stem if loft to hang till frost 'comes, and improves in flavor me, ~ 5d.—It is purely native, and therefore hardy, njury, 4th,— Bears a good crop th waste, as bunches are compact. olds ‘ev Has stood 85 degrees below zero without year and often the 2d, and is n regular bearer, and no Never faila to ripen its crop as the thiok leathery foliage 0 the base of the canes until frost kills it. neyards aro in bearing in various secti-ns from Georgia to ( and from Kaneas to the Atlantic coast, there being more tl within the last five years, and over 200 acres were planted st Brocton, D Y, Inst spriog, (1884); Jonas Martin alone having 47 acres; the largest vin: Niagaras, being planted at Highland, Ulster Co,, N, Y 'l Rogers, Faq.,, which contains 80 acres of this one varlety, and he has realized from 20 to 80 centa per pound for his fruit, while Con- cnl’d’j 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; 80 it has bsen the sole owner of all the stack, and o one but the Company’ and 1t authorizod agents can sell and_ delivor genuine Ningara vines, So all persons should examine agent's certificate of authority, and seo that it has the corporate of the Company attached, and every vine that it has & lead seal attached, bearing theimpreasion of the Company’s registered trade mark, 7th.—We now offer for the first time, strong 2 year old vines at retail at $2,00 each with- out restrictions, to bs delivered cn and aftor March 1st, 1885, WELLS COOK, Council Bluffs, lowa Taving acoepted appolntiont as speclal agent for the NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE 00.“for lowa now prepared to premptly deliver “NIAGARA™* vines under the Reglsterod Trade M % 127 EBEIGETH STREET. he Northern Liakes n 1,000 acres planted Ch ua V. k- comp The | K — | € every deecription and at pricos low s the lowest. OTIONS aro belug disposed of at COST. der of my stock of RS. D. 337 Broadway, Ealr Groods Special_attention to ovstom work. A FACT, call and be convineed, A. BENEDICT, Council Bluffs. Towa. The remain SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—Bpecial & vertlsoments, suo a8 Lost Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boat Ing, kc., will be inserted in this column a rate of TEN UENTS PER LINE for o1 snd FIVE CENTS PER LINE * ¢ sach subsequen ortlon. Leave advert'ssmonts ab our ofios, No. Poarl Btreor. ~+ar Broadway 4 WANTS. FORALE-Grs Tour homepower suglve sud dition. 81 horse-power boiler. Bath in excelient con- Address, J. W., 805 Broadway. ANTED—By & gentleman, & furnisked room. Address L., Beo office, Council Bluffs, ~18 sectlons of choice. lands in Keith Neb, Terms tavoreble. aud prico Jow. . ain St. ow BA C C. 8t 3a1E—A fine, well watered ranch in Central naas, WII take Iows farm 1o part payment. W. C. Stacy. [OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—The desirable resl- donce or business propsrty on Upper Broad. known as the Powcrs place, Appl7.to Gxo K. ko, 82 Main strect. OR SALE.—. .other hotel in & town, now doing & business of about 3850 per month, No other hotel in the place. Terms liberal, BWAN & WALKNR. TOR SALE OR TRADE._8(0 acres of land In Wayne county, Mo. Will trade for Counil Blufl oty proparty or sall cheap. for time. . Nebraska cash, or part N & WA or Nebraski or goveral WALERD. o chance 60 7ot & fine, well Tm. oved ‘arm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of Blufts, at & bargain. Low price and 3 SWAN & WALKNR POk BALE-R good payTog Botel property il liyer, €, in one of the best small towns in western Iowa will sell with or without furnitare,. or will trade for > emall farm wit OR BALE—Eighty acres uoimproved Iaod in JFnton count, Tows, 8 miles southessbol AT o, the couniy seat, o will trado for Nebraska or Kansas land. Sivan & WALKER. NOR BALE—A 20 acre tract of good land about and » half miles from Council Blufls pos bargain, Swax & WALKER. (OR BALE—In Harrlson county, Iowa. 320 acces , all under fence—a 200 re farm with flne improvements, all under cultivation exoept 20 acros grase—80 acros good grase. or pasturo laad, other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres- of unimproved land. & WALKRR. FU]L SALE—Lands improved aad unlmgvo!nd It you want s farm in western Iows, Nebrasks or Dakota, lot us hear from you. Swan & WALKER. \OR BALE—A large number of business and rosl- dence lots in all parts of Council Bloffs. See us before ycm buy, BWAN & WALKNR. OR 84 LE—Partios wishing to buy .cheap 0% 0. build om canbuy on montk:ly payments _of from 3 BWAN & WALKNR {—Wo will rent yo & lot to buld_on privilage 0 buy if you wish on very BWAN & WALKEL took ete. BWax & WALKRR, y one wishing & 'ED—10 correspond i mill. sash, door Al ood locatlon and bhad manufacto machinary, well locate OR_RENT- Largo two %ry frawe bullding sult ble for warehouse o LOTARe PUTpocd DOAT 03d BWAN _ WALGKR, [z TOR RENT UK SALK— Buadiug and grounds T ltaVls for sam foundsy and machini shop Gosd boller, engine, cupom, blower with fixed shaft- ing oto., ready toput i motion “OR SALE—Houses, Lots and Laad. A. J. " tophenson, 508 First aven {OR BALI p-bugg, W8 tnak ROk conmition. " or wil trado tor chosp u7s. ANTED—&very boay i Uouncil Biufls o Vaks TunBuv, Delivored by carrier at only twenty depot. BwAN WaLKRR, © and LD PAPERI—Tor sele o4 Baa ofios, 8 8§ 0eol » hun SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPAER! No. 220 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, Open Sunday, First-class work gustanteed. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Tsthe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. 89 keys_to loarn . 1t prints 76 charac includirg caps and smiall lotters, punctuations, figures, signs and Iractions. It #the simplest and most rapid writiug _ mach! wado a8 well aa the most dural B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Ill., Sole Agents, H., SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Towa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oounoll Blufts . R. Rice M. D. Gllflfifll, on other fumors removad without i kalte or drewlog of bleed OJRDNE DSEAHE #, Pearl strood, Cox - Cessuliion 0. MUSEMENTS. oo 2 ior | Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. bth Ave. and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PALMER & SANDER, Prop'rs & Manogers, Monday Eveniog, Apeil 27th, Engagement 2ad first aypearance of the world farsous and original GEORGIA MINSTRELS 15 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS 15 In a efined programme of wit and huraor. OUR CURIO HALL ‘Will contain Freaks of Nature, Curiosities, and Mechanical Wonders, principal among which will be found the world reputed wos- der, MISS EX PATTERSON, The Lightning Lady, JOWANDO’ BALDWIN, The Armless Wonder, POCAHONTAS, incess ciithe Todas tribe of Mexican In- diaus, MADAMH HOWELL, The Bohemian Glass Blower, THALIVING HALF LADY, And many other novelties, A Resort for Ladies. A Resort for Ladies, Muse:m open 1 to 5and 7 to 10 p. m, Theater—IMstinee 2 p. m, Evening § p. m. 10cts ADMISSION 10cts OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, 0Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, UPROLSTERY GOODS Rugs, Etc., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Out of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Our stock 1s the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by all the latest and choicest riovelties, 405 Broadway Council Bufis ONLY HOTEL In Counctl Blufls having & FIRE ESCAFPH. And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 216, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR THOS. OFFICRE, W. H, M. PUSBY Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, 1856 Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Exchavge * and Home Securities, (ahles, Vegetahle Plant AND FRUITS. fromotly illed, ay 10th, Orders from abroad Vlants will be ready for shipment by M Sweet Potato Ilants a specialty, Orders should bo placed early, g, B8, McePherson. 1281 East Pierce Street, Council Pinfls, Llows, " " Fiold & Estep, . UNDERTAKERS No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embatming Telephone No, 97. W.P. A YLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any aize raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on LITTLE GIANT tracks, the best in the world, 1610 Ninth Street, Council Biafla THEHE PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 605 Broadway, Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE e17Y, Evorything served in first olaas stylo and on shoi$ notice, Hot and cold funches always ready. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whie we will sell In retall or carload lots. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholetale and rets)) dealers in Graln and Folcd Hay. Price sonable Satlstaction Guaranteod. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth 3t. QouncliBluffa. Frame ho W. P, AYLSWORTH. = e Good Agents Wanted TO SEILI Drs. Judd & Smith's NEW IMPROVED ELEGTRIC BELT. Offico and Foctory, No 80, Fourth St., Councll Elufts, Towss SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., Councin Brurrs, Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From.. WAR, WAR, WAR FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. ‘Never put off ntil to-morrrow what 7ou can do to “Make Loz while the Sun shines; until Be sure your right,” then make a Bex-line for dmy;” “‘Strike while the iron is hot, CHAPMAN'S PICTURE STORE, 106 and 107 Main 8treet. Now stock of FRAMES, MOULDINGS, Pictures, etc.,, iavearrived and’cannot be ex- slled in the weat. Engravings, Ol Paintings, Water Colors, etc,, will be sold at actual aoat for 10 days only, See the Following Prices: 5 worth $3,00 | Steel Engravings. 30 worth 4.50 | Steel Evgravings 5 worth 4.00 | Oil Paintings in deep gilt |~ frames, 24x30 at $1.50 former price, 83,75 Steel Engravings Steel Lngravings. ...\ Water Coloved Panei, ... 01l Paintings in 4 Inch gilt framss, 22x86, at 3200 former price 84,50, B 2 Chbinet Fommes atoost. Brans Plotuce 1ods, irass Brackets: Picture Chains, Brass Nails, otc., will be sold at hard tunes prices. If you have pictures to frame, csll' and examine my new styles of mouldings, whish will be sold a$ wholesalo prices, W. w. CHAPMAN, 105 and 102 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, 2! BUCKEYE WROUCHT FENGING AND CRESTING. ‘mum“ INI: Over 500 designa to seloct from, i) 5l R ILTTTLTL (R i e AL CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimates given on any style elther put up or delivered here, by spplying to KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. r sl