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HE DAILY BEE | —:———_———— OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning, Aoril 30, SORIPTION RATES, L 90 sen's per By Oarrie wok By Mall - OFFIOR: Pearl Street. MINOR MENTION. Hoslery at ridiculously low prices at Oocke & Morgan’s, 1§ The foundation for an enhrgemen% of Cheney's eating house at Missourl Val. loy 1a belng latd. The town trustees meet to-day asa board. of equalization on the property Iylng outside the clity limits. Good heavy unbleached muslin at Ge, worth 8] ¢, at Cocke & Morgan’s, The tramps are getting protty well thinned out, they not apparently liking the work on the streets which awalts every one captared. The rallways are paying into the pav- ing fand some large amounts for thelr assessments, The money goes at once Into the pockets of the contractors. The Blaff Clty’s ranning team yester- day sent ita cart to Fremont to let the boys there use it for a pattern, they be- Ing about to have a new cart bullt. Remember the great sale of dress goodsand silks will continue all this week at Cocke & Morgan’s, Dell G. Morgan & Co. have opened a drug store at No, 742 Broadway. Mr. Morgan was for a long while connected with Foster Bros. and late with Harle, Hass & Co. Judge Hendricks was yesterday pro- moted to the position of judge of the e perlor court, just for a day, Judge Ayles- worth being In Glenwood on business cennected with his judlcial contest. There were three drunks before the police court yesterday, and all were Swedes or Danes. One of them was an Omaha lad, wio gave his name as John Logb. The others were Olsten and Lar- 8son., The Northwestern rallway company will shortly break ground fora new and large depot in Misgouri Valley. Itls to be hoped that the company will not for- get the needs of Councll Bluffs in this line. The mayor takes a half column to say that he will do nothing about the saloons unless the republican council tells him what to do, he finding that a majorlty of those who rigned the petition are repub- llcans, There are still a number of confideace men hanging about town, but they do not seem very successful in turning tricks or else their victlms keep wonderfally qulet, there belng few complaints heard of money lost. Strawberries are on the market here at sixty cents a box, which does not mean sixty cents a quart, by a long ways. It will be seme time at this rate before the church festivals will be very profitable, unless they served the berrtes up sliced. Durlng the last three days our store has been #o0 crowded with customers at- tending our speclal sales we have been unable to walt on them all. In order to glve all a chance the sale will be contin- ued the balance of this week. Cocke & Morgan, 347 Broadway. Mrs, Smith, mother of J. E. Smith, loft Tuesday morning fcr Boston. Ske 1s an old lady of elghty-five years, and goes over the distance between here and Boston frequently and alone, staying for a time with her western frlends, and then wlith thoss of the far east. The dog poisoner was on upper Broad- way yesterday afternoon, and a dog owned at the “‘blue barn” was the victim, The dog was put out of his misery by a shot from the clty marshal's gun, the shooting drawing quite a crowd, who thought they had some seneation to en- liven that part of the city. The council s to meet next Monday evening and It Is expected that at that time there will be some new attempt made to force the aldermen to take some action on the saloon business, A resolu- tion is to be presented, and the request made that the council it, asking the mayor to enforce the law. The council will hardly get this far even, The violin used by Mr. Gerberick 1s the celebrated “Kroun Printz” that was used by Remenyi In his several concert tours through this country, the full, rich tones of which has been heard and en- joyed by Councll Bluffs audiences. It was presented to Mr, Gerberlok by Rem- enyl as a token of friendship during one of his last tours, Some business men are talking of get- ting up & petition asking the telegraph company not to move their office, clalm- ing that the propsed new location will not be so convenlent as the old one, Pe- titlons and protests on every conoeivable ubject seem to be quite the rage here, and it s the easlest thing in the world to get algners for any and all of them, The case of ‘‘the triplets” agalnst Matt Kauhl comes up before one of the trlo, Justice Fralney, this morning, There 1s much interest felt as to what the outcome will be, as the statements of the two sides of the affair diffor greatly, There 1s talk of having the matter compro- mised, but in view of the many state- ments made the triplets can hardly af- ford to have the matter drop in silence, unless they have really done something of which they are ashamed. The public ehould be convinced by trial and show- ing of all the detalls just who Is to blame in this affair, it baving attracted so much attention, and excited so much comment already. If the presscution weakens it THE DAILY BEE COUNCIE BEUFFS---THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1885 will be looked on aa a virtual admission that the trlo, who were mixad up In it were very badly mixed. There were special services at the Oathollo chutch yesterday, it being ‘‘the month’s mind” In honor of the late Sla- ter Mary Nicholas. There was solemn high mass at 10 o'clock, In which Rev. Father Haley was oelebrant, Father Lenehan, of Sioux City, deacon, and Rev. Father McAleeso sub-deacon, Father Lenchan gave an Interesting and touching address, in which he reviewed the life and plotured the yirtnes of the departed one. There was a very large congregation, Miss Helen Potter, the celebrated elo- cutionlst, has been spending a few days in the oity as the guest of Professor M- Naughton and famlly. She is on her way to Tabor to give an entertalnment there under the ausplees of the college. Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Horace Everett threw open the parlora of thelr spaclons residence to a gathering of friends, who were given an opportunity to hear this wonderfal artist In a number of her re- lections, The Informal entertalnment was a treat Indeed to those present, and the pralse expressed Indicated that 1f she could be secured for a public entertainment here she would surely be grested by a large and enthusi- astlc audience. This lady Is not to be confounded with the Potter slsters of this state, who glve very fair elocutionary entertalnments, but who are not to cor- pare to Miss Helen Potter, who has gain- ed a natlonal reputation In thisline. It is to be hoped that advantage will be taken of her presence in the west, to have her glve one evening in this city. An excellent “ham” story 1s told on Frank Swan, and Manager Brown, of the telegraph offica. A telegram was recelved from F. H. Whitney, of Atlantic, asking Swan to send him at once a ‘‘good ham canvasser,” and the telegram duly dellv- ered, but Swan reading it hastlly, and having frequent orders from Whitney, thought that he wanted ‘‘a ham can- vassed,” and although he thought It queer that he should order just one ham, he picked one out and sent it by express, instead of sending a man to canvass for ham, Brown the next day asked Swan if he had sent the ham, con- sldering the joke one worth twitting him about. Swan, who is a llttle deaf, did not understand him, and slmply replied “‘yes,” and nothing more was thought about it by Brown until on going home to dinner he found that a fine ham had been sent up to his house by Swan. Knowling that there must be some mis- take, he Interviewed Swan, and found that Swan had understood him that he wanted a ham, and 8o he sent it. Swan says that anyone whe says ‘‘ham’ to him 1s golng to get one, and he does not pro- pose to let any chance for business slip by. The mayor simply laughs at the reports of his presenting his phenominal card to Presldent Cloveland. He says that it was not the pecullarity of the card which gslned for him an audience, but a letter which he had from Senator Garland, and other prominents. He feels greatlypleased that the card has attracted so much at- tention, as he thinks it an excellent ad- vertisement for the city, and he belleves in sdvertisements, He says that if a man has got to be an dlot even to adver- tise the city, he 1s willing to be one— anything for the nofsing abroad the fact that thera Is such a city asCouncll Blnffs, He says that the Interview published in the Bee just before his departure for the esst 80 oclearly pre- sented his views on the prohlbltory question that he read it to the president, and to some of the members of the cabl- net, and they were much interested in it. He says that out of 300 callers on the president he was] the only one thatjwas recognized, and spoken to, the presldent contenting himself with slmply shaking hands with the others. At another tlme he had a whole hour talk with Cleveland. In fact he was treated with a good deal more consideration than some of those would pe who stand o ready to make fun of his trip. One thing is certaln—they found out that he was in Washington, e ———— PERSONAL, Mrs, North, of Persis, is visiting friends in this city. E. P, Koontz, of Ligonier, Indiana, is at Bechtele's, J, Mueller loft last evening on a business trip to Chicago. Mr. Taylor, of Blair, is spending a week with friends here, F, T, Goudy, of Humboldt, Neb, was in the city yesterday, Miss Ida Tostevin has accepted a position with the millinery establishment of Mrs, O, A, Rogers, County Auditor Kirkland and wife bave gone to Wisconsin, en a visit to his old home at Sheboygan, He expects to be absent for about ten day: Mr, and Mrs, Connors, the parents of the well known marble worker: moved to this city from Galeoa, Ill,, and will take up their permanen! de hers o —— Another Sarah Althea, Los AxceLes, C kins, daughter of the former tensnt of G, J, Baldwin, has instituted a breach of 'dromise suit against Baldwin for 850,000, She c! to have his promise in writing, e ——— Destructive Fire, Ramway, N. J,, April 20.—A fire early this morning burned J. R, Freeman's carriage factory, Pardon’s opera house aud the r dence of 8, L. Freeman, Loss, $100,000,pes- tially insured. - — Swindled by Bunko Men, Burraro, April 29,—Chicago bunko men swindled James Beardsley, s prominent real estate dealer, out of $2,000 here yesterday. Facts worth remembering when you buy Wall Paper: lst.—That Beard, next the largest stock to solect from. 2d—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d—That practical interior decorator and employs none but skilltal workmen, , April 20.—Lou Per-|us TROUBLE AT TABOR, A Queer Violation of the Prohibitory Law by the College Boys. A little storm Is reported as threaten. ing the usual peace and harmony of Tabor college, and some of the students are anxiously awalting thelr fate, the decrees not having been glven out by the faculty. Some of the young men have been get- ting a little wilder than the college dis- cipline allows for. Theyhave been,break- Ing the rales forbidding the playing of cards, and the use of tobacco, and while these violations of college law are be- ing adjusted there comes Jto light a stlll more serious cause for discipline, It seems that one of the pro- fossors had In the cellar of his house some unfermented julce of the grape, In- tended for sacramental purposes, and In the laboratory was kepta (uanty of, alco- hol for use in sclentific work. The boys managed to get hold of both these In- gredients, and from thelr mixture got a preparation, which they used neither for sacramental nor scientific purposes. This violation of the prohibitory law, and the regard for the moral requirements of this excellent educational institation, has caused qulte a little flurry In the usually qulet college world, It 1s sald that ex- pulsion awatts some of the young men who have been engaged in the spree. ———— Artlsts' Materials at G, R. Beard’s Wall Paper Store. Send for prioe list. e — The Bible Work, The report of Rev. E. M. H. Fleming, bible agent of this county, as to work done in this clty for the month ending April 24, shows the following resalt: Number of days serv Sermons and address Offi lotters sent. Official documents di Number of miles traveled Donations received. Value of books eold Value of books donated Iyumber of books sold . Number of families and business places visited .. o . Number of familes found destitute. Number of tamilies supplie Number of indivlduals supplie e — Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squire,101 Poarl street. The Methodlst presiding elders’ con ference, recently in session at Rock Is- land, and in which the Iowa presiding elders partlcipated, pass:d resolutions declaring railway corporations had souls, The fraternity made the dlecovery through the magnifying lens of a railway pass AMUS EMENTS. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. 5th Ave, and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) Paryer & SANDER, Prop'rs & Managers, Monday Evening, April 27th, Engagement and first appearance of the world famous and original GEORGIA MINSTRELS 15 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS 15 In a refined programme of wit and humor. OUR CTRIO HALL Will contain Freaks of Nature, Curiosities, and Mecl cal Wonders, principal among which will be found the world reputed won- der, MISS EX PATTERSON, The Lightning Lady, LOWANDO BALDWIN, The Armless Wonder, POCAHONTAS, Princess of the Todas tribe of Mexican In- inns, MADAME HOWELL, The Bohemian Glass Blower, THE LIVING HALF LADY, And many other novelties, A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Ladi Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Theater—Matinee 2 p, m. Evening 8 p. m. 10cts ADMISSION 16cts SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—8pecial & orilsements, suo a8 Lost Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wante, Board- Iog, ete., will bo inserted in this column ad the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ortlon. Leave advertisements ab our office, No. Poarl Btreet, near Broadwav WANTS, JOR ¥ALE—Gne four borse-power enpive” and six horso-power boiler. Both in exsellent con- dition. Address, J. W., 805 Broadwi TOR SALE AT A BARGAI e dosirablo resl- dence or business property on Upper Broad- known as the Powers place, Apply,to GEO. R. mARD, 82 Main street. OR SALE.—...other hotel in & iv. Nebraska town, now doing a business of about $360 per month, No other hotel in the place. Terms liberal, BWAN & WALKRR. OR BALE OR TRADE.—800 aores of Tand in Wayne county, Mo. Will trade for Council Bluffs city property or sell cheap for cash, or part time, SWAN & WALKXR. ANTS TO THADE,—Good Towa or Nebraska 1and for a small stock of hardware or general merchandise, well located. BwaN & WaLKRR, OR SALE—A raro ohance 6o get & fine, well 1m: roved farm of 400 acres, within a few miles of Council Bluffs, at & bargain, Low price and easy torms. BWAN & WALKER OR BALE—A good paylng_hotel property with liyery stable, in one of the best small towns in western Iowa will'sell with or withous furniture, or will trade for & small farm with stock etc. BWAN & WALKNR. OR BALE—Eighty acres unimproved land in Union county, Jows, 3 miles south-cash of Af- ton, the county seat, or will trade for Nebrasks or Kansas land. BWAN & WALKER. B‘O“ SALE—A 2 acre tract of good land about and » half miles trom Council Blufly post BWAN & WALKKR. Towa. 8 rass land, all under fence—a 200 acre farm with fine improvemonts, all under cultivation exoept 20 acres grass—80 acres good grass or pasture land, aud severa! other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved land. BWAN & WaLKR) Lands improv o8 saLE: aad unimproved. It you want a farm anses Nebraska or Dakota, let us bei rom you, BwAN & WaLkn R BALE—A large number of business and resl: dence lote o all pasts of Oouncl WAN OR BALE—Partics wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on wonthly payments of from t0 §10. BwAN & WALKKR e will rent you a lot to_bulld on vilage to buy If you wish on very BWAX & WALKER. ANTED—10 corfespond with any oa Ty good location £or planning will. sash, door and blind manufactory, we have bullding and machinery, well located, for sale, lease or tx BWAN & Wl Fou RENT~ Large #wo story frame bulldi R RENT UK BALK — Buidiog sod grounds ing eto., ready toput in motion. BWAN WAL ablo for warehouse of storage purpos 0ad dopot. JFO% it ts for srall foumdsy and wachin sho Good boler, engine, cupois, blower with fized abath- BwAx WaLkss, OR BAUE Houses, Lot and Laud. A J. 1" Stopbonson, 608 Flest aveni. {OR BALE— v, ke o excellent condition.” Or will trade for cheap 1oh._Add ‘Bos offic ur ANTED— Evory body i Uo TunBan Deliversd by car o wook. LD PAPERS—For sale &) BxB 0oy, ab 36 oente # bundred! ! WHEN SOLIOITED TO INSURE IN OTHER COMPANIES, Good Agents Wanted| Remember These Important Facts TO SEXI.X. Drs. Judd & Smith's NE WIMPROVED Office and Factory, No 80, Fou ELECTRIC BELT. arth St., Councll Blufts, Towa, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Maln St., CouNcrn BLurrs, Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From., KIEL SALE STABLES|— Keep Horses and Muled constantly on hand whie we will sel 11 In retall or oarload lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholetale and refaf] dealers it Graln snd Polcd Tay, Price wonable. Satisfaction Gusranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. OouncllBlaffa, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on LiTTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the Frame ho W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs world, Eair Groods 0Of every descy der of my stock of NOTIONS are belug disposed of at MRS. D. 337 Broadway, tlon and at prices low as the lowest. Special attention to oustom work, The remain COST. A FACT, call and bo convinced. A. BENEDICT, Council Bluffs. Towa. J. R, McP HERSON, GROWER AND DEALER IN 1ales,V (2018 Plant AND FRUITS. Orders from abrond prompy flled. roady for shipment by May 10th. Swoet, Potato Plants a specialty, Plants will be Orders should be placed carly. J. R. McPherson, 1281 East Pierce Street, Council Bluffs, fowa, H. H, FIELD. UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming Telephone No. 97. W. O. ESTE Field & Estep, Council Bluffs, Towa. TR PH@ENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 6056 Broadway, o THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE o11v, Ever notice. Hot and cold Council Bluffs. thing served in first class stylo and on shoit Tanches always ready. OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET GOMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY G00DS Rugs, Ete., 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 lavest and choicest noveltles, 405 Broadway Council Bufis JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, OOUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Maln Btreet, Rooms 7 snd 8, Bhugerd'and Eeno block, W1l practios in Sisteand tate courte MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOQTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Broadway, Councl] Bluffs, SCHMIDT, |PHOTOGRAPHER! No, 220 Main St., Council Bluffs, Open Sunday. First-class work guaranteed. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITE NO. 2, Is the Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World. ith only 80 keye o learn a operate. It prints 76 _characte includlog caps and small letters, punctuations, figures, signs and fractions, It ‘s the simplost and most rapid writing machino mado ag well a8 the most durablo EZrSend for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Til., Solo Agents, H, SHOLES, Oouncil Bluffs Agent for Western Towa ONLY HOTEL In Councll Bluffs having & FIRE ESCAFPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, eto., s’ the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR 0. THOS, OFFICER, W. H, M. PUSEY Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluffe, Ia. Established, 1856 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange and Home Securities, N. BOHURZ. st o o Poies COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOWA Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncl) Blufts ] R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, s i tentmad o™ ™ ORRDEE DICAY , Councll it e ufe . Towa The 4 p CONGERNING Mutual 1o Insurancs Company 1.1t s the OLDEST nobive Life Insurance Company fn b 2Tt iathe LARGEST Life Insurance Company 8.—Ita ntry. s of dol'ars in the world promiums are LOWER than {11086 of any other cormpany holdors"taciaim any pary of Its profits BMES uader the name of Insutance 10 8 peculation by special classes upon the of any othe: Lite Insurance Company in the Janunry, 1888, §270,609 684,00, 5, 116,004,211, 00. Oue Huudred and Three Millons of Dolas ”N;\.' \Ft"l"(“\rll“li'il“h!“n“ Indians, Tllinois, Wisconsin, Towa and Minnesota, Special Agent for Towa, Council Bluffs, Towa. W, B AL Al chigan, Gan, Agt, for Nobrasks, Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and Utah Office Cor, Farnam and 15th St, Over 18t Nat'l, Bank, Omaha, Neb, WAR, WAR, WAR FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. “Make hay while the Sun shinee; Never put off until to-mor v dagy" Steties il theon poans put off until to-morrrow what you can do “Be sure your right,” then make a Be line for CHAPMAN'S PICTURE STORE, 106 and 107 Main Street. Now stock of FRAMES, MOULDINGS, Pictures, ete., havearrived and cannot be ex- celled in the weat. Engravings, Oil Pai; Vi ) i S 106 10 Gge sty g1 s, Oil Paintings, Water Colors, ete.,, will be sold at actual See the Following Prices: Steel Engravings . Steol Engravings. Water Colored Pancl, worth §3.00 | Steel Engravings. worth 4.50 | Steel Engravings. ) worth 4,00 [ Ul‘l Paintings in deep gilt B » rames, 24x30 at $1.50 former price, $3.75 Oil Paintings fn 4 Inch gilt framos, 22x36, at 32,50 formen priss $150, Ok Price, $3.75 Cabinet Frames at cost, Brass Picture Rods, Brass Brackets; Picture Ohnins, Brass Naile, otc,, will bo sold at hard times prices, If you have pictures to framo, call and examine my new styles of mouldings, which will bo sold at wholesale prices, W. w. CHAPMAN, 105 and 107 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, 2,00 worth .81 . 4.50 worth Copy of a part of a photograph of a NIAGARA vine, planted NEW WHITE GRAPE 1878, as It appeared-Fall of N l A G A n A ' 1880 with 63 clusters welghing B 26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood 18t —The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockport, Aug. 20th, (2916 nover drops from the stem if loft to bang till frost comes, and improvea in flavor o time, . 3d.—It is purely native, and therefore bardy, .njary, dth,~Tears 8 good crop tho 3d year and often tho 2d, and is o regulae boaror, and no waste, as bunches aro compact. Never fmla to ripen 1ts crop as the thick leathery foliage holds even to the base of the canes until frost kills it. 5th,—Vineyards are in bearing in various secticns from Georgia to the Northern Lakes and Canada, and from Kansas to the Atlantic coast, there being more than 1,000 acres planted within the last five years, and over 200 acres were planted at Brocton, Chautauqua Co., N, Y. Iast spring, (1884); Jonas Martin alone having 47 acres; the largest vineyard of Niagaras, being planted at Highland, Ulster Co,, N, Y., by Sam’l Rogers, Tisq., which contains 80 acres of this one variety, and he has realized from 30 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 b sen the sole owner of all the stock, and no one but the Company and 1ts_suthorized agents can sell and delivor fgennine Nisgara vines, 5o al persons should examine agent's cortificato of mithority, and 800 that it has the corporate seal of the Company attached, and every vine_that it has & lead seal attached, bearing the impression of tho Company's rglstercd 7th.—We now offer for the first time, strong 2 year old vine: out restrictions, to be delivered cn and after March 1st, 1885, WELLS COOK, Council Bluffs, lowa Having acceptod appointment as specla) agent for the NIAGARA WHITE GRAPE CO."for Iowa a.*d N 5,1 am now prepared to promptly deliver “NIAGARA' vines under tho Reg's Trade Mark S Company. 127 EIGHTE STRERT. BUCKEYE WROUCHT FENCING AND CRESTING. Has stood 35 degrees below zero without 2.00 each with~ ) i g Beautify your homes by usiog the above, Over 500 designs to seloct from, CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimatcs given on any style either put up or delivered here, by spplying to KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, lowa. HAIR GOODS Waves, l.angtry and Pompadour Frizes,8witch« es, etc ,ready made and made to order. Prices cheaper than ever, Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE, 29 Main 8treet, Council Bluffs,

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