Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1885, Page 6

C—— THE DAILY BEE ——— QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Toesday Morning, May 12, BUBSCRIPTION RATES, 30 sents per wosk « §10.00 per yoar By Oarrias By Mall « 7MINOB MENTION, Pat Ryan was arrested yesterdap for impersonating an officer. Parks & Platner are moving into thelr new quarters, 36 Main street. Bricks for sale In large or small lots by J. A. Weaver, No, 815 Seventh ave: nue. Mrs. Melnlng, of St Paul, arrived yesterday on & visit to her cousin, Marshal Gusnells, Charles Hood, Edward Harrls and Fia Canghey were yeterday fined the usual amount for Indulging too freely In antl- prohibition, H. N. McGrew, the good-natured special for the Continental Insurance company, is in the city telllng the boys some funny yarns. A deserter from the regular army named John Cumings, was picked up yeaterday by Deputy Marshal Bates, and taken back to Omaha. It is reported that Samuel Jennings, the shoemaker at 522 Broadway, has been missing since last Friday, and his friends are anxlous about him. In another column will be found a notloe of the water works company, which shonld be read and acted upon promptly by all who hold time orders agalnst the company. Alya MoAlllster left yesterday for Philadelphis, to study muslc, and wee accompanied by Miss Castella Lain, who left for her home after a visit to the fam- ily of 8. E. Maxon, ¢ William Cullen Bryant ocousidered Mies Potter the best reader in the field.” —Boston Times. At the opera house Thutsday evening, May 14, Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents. The case brought agalnst young Mossler by Miller, growing out of the trouble Saturday night over & $5 bill, was dls- missed yesterday by Judge Shurtz, Mil- ler not appearing to prosecute. Mayor Vaughan has recelved word that his only sfster, Mrs, R. F. Smith, of At- chison, Kan., is very low with consump- tion, and s hardly expected to long sur- vive. He will leave for her bedslde this evening. A telegram yesterday recelved from Deadwood by Henry Eiseman announced the death of Mr. Elseman’s old partner, A. Bernard, by sulclde on Sunday morn- Ing. No particulars were given, simply stating that he “‘killed himself.” Remember the chalr soclable of the Young Men’s Christian assoclation, to be held this evening, and send or bring your chalrs, This gatherlng promises to be a declded success. No efforts will be spared to make the evening a most en— joyable one in every respect. At the new hall, southwest corner Maln street and Broadway. Mr. Sander, the dime museum man, while iIn Omaha on Sunday night, was returning toward the dummy depot, and when on Tenth street was assaulted with the evident Intention of robbery. The assallant struck at Mr. Sander, but the blow was warded off and Mr. Sander 1ald the man out by & well directed blow from Mr. Sander’s strong arm. Willlam Steinkopf and a frlend were enjoylng a ride Sunday afternoon,when in lighting a clgar a spark caught on the laprobe, and just as Stelnkopf remarked that the sun was getting very hot, hls friend smelled the smoke and dlscovered the fire. By that time it had burned its way Lhrough to the skin, leaving a hole through laprope and clothing. The Pharmaceutical society of Iowa opens its annual meeting In the Mynster block on Broadway this mornlag. Itls expected that the mayor will dellver the address of welcome, and the other exer— clses will be of interest to many outside of the professlon proper. The displays of goods will form an Interesting and in- structive feature of the meeting, and all are invited to attend any and all of the meetings, The Wabash rallway company has opened its new local depot near the other passenger depots on lower Maln street, and Is already selllng tickets, and tran- sacting the other neceesary business there, 8o that the public may have the ,ascommodations which have been needed. The improvement Is one which will be appreclated by the public, as heretofore it has been nece:sary to go clear to the transfer to take the Wabash trains, The water works company has changed hands, not in the immediste local man- sgement as yet, Harry Birkinbine belng still the engineer in charge here, but in the ownership, The new president of the company {s Robert Sowell, the prominent New York attorney, whose npnutlon has been made national, and the new treasurer s Harry Allen, of the New York bsnking houte of Allen & Stead, and who {s one ¢f the well-known men In financlal circles. It sppears that the statement made by the “Old Lady” in her *Sun- day mornlng scrapbook” that the extra expense of maiotalning separate headquarters for the police was $11000 a year was a little too high an estimate, the only expense being two tons of coal lsst wiater and an extra gas jet. Ald. Straub is satd to feel little sore because as chulrman of the police coramittee, he has been Ignored In the proposed change. He thinks that be ought to have zome- thiog to say. The chief trouble seems to be that the obief of police and the eclty) Spinach e marshal cannot live and do bustners in the same bullding without quarreling. The report comes from Harrison county, thata fellow glving his name as Willlam Wiles, and claiming to be a resl- dent of Brownsville, Neb., haa been tak Ing subsoriptions for the Bek and other papers, aud the complaint Is made that there have been no papers received for the money which he had collected, although three or four weeks have passed slnce he disappeared. The Ber has had no such man canvassing for it, and prob- ably the other papers which he claimed to represent, are equally ignorant of him, although the Bae speaks only for Itself. 1f he is & swindler, he should be passed around. An authorized sgent has no difficulty, or hesitancy, in showlng his papers. and none others should be THE DAILY BEECOUNCIL BLUFFS---TUESDAY MAY 12, 1885 THE CARNIVAL. The Ledies Busy Preparieg for fthe (tand Openiniog This Evening. ‘Who Are Who, The ladles having the charge of the ““Onrnival of Natlons” were busy as busy could be yesterday, and will find thetr time well taken up to-day, com- pleting areangements so that the enter- talnment may be successfully opened thls evening. Masonlc hall is being g0 transformed that Its best friends would not know the place. Booths and bazsars are belng bullt and beautlfied, and the arrangementa throughout are very elab- orate, making It evident that the ladies trusted, n> matter what or whom they clalm to represent. ———— Artists’ Materials at G. R. Beard’s Wall Paper Store. Send for prioe list. BADLY RATTLED. An Italian Jumps From a Train and Runs Into a Barbed Wire ¥Fenoce, & On the Incoming train, on the Chicago & Milwaukee road Sunday afternoon, about a mile and a half west of Weston, will have somothing worthy of the atten- tlon and admiration of the crowds, which will surely vislt them during the after- noons and evenings of this week. The purpose of all this work Is not merely to give dellght to those who at- tend the entertalnment, but to ralse money to help pay for the beautiful church now in process of erectlon, and n all oltizens must take pride in havin such a bulldiog located here, all lhonld gladly joln in farthering the enterprise, in which the ladles are leading off so nobly. a passenger, an Itallan, jumped from the car, and started to run over the fields in & manner that indlcated that he must be crazy, and some of the tralnmen pat out after him, The fellow got caught In a barb wire fence, and was thus taken, brought back to the traln, and into this olty. His head waa badly cut where he had come In contact with the fence, and Dr. Macrae was called on to sew up the wound. Detectlve Fero, of the Mil- waukee road, took the man In a hack to the transfer, and when near there the fellow became very wild agaln and had to be overpowered by main force. He was at last taken to the county jall, it being evident that he was not In ocondi- tion to puraue his journey to San Fran- clsco, for which point he had a ticket, The Amerlcan booth promises to be one of the most attractive, and is a very bower, adorned with flags, surmounted by the eagle, and, In fact, covered all over with pntrlotum. A regular New England supper is to be served hero on Wednesday evening, and refreshments are to be found here at all times. To- morrow evening the supper will be served from 6 o’clock on; so that business men may partake anly. if they are obliged to return to thelr offices. The Icelandic booth {s one which is novel and pretty, new u«cenery being speclally painted for it, and the whole effact of its arrangement being attractive. The other booths, each presents some special attractlons. There Is a German booth, & Gypsy tent, a_Brltish booth, & trio, England, Ireland, and Scotland, each having an exhiblt, the Tarkish booth, the Japanese, French, Itallan, which he had bought in Pittsburg. He had also §20 In money. The man seems to be about thirty-five years of agé, and is unable to speak but little English. He keeps talking about two boys whom it appears he expects to meet in San Franclsco, and talks so wlldly about some matters that the suspleion has been aroused in the mind of some that he may be oneof those who was concerned in the second trunk mystery for which sev- eral Italians have already been arrested. An effort was made yesterday to get some Italian to interpret what the fellow was talking about, but it appeared that none could be found able to understand all that he sald. ————— Facts worth remembering when you buy wall paper. 1lst.—That Beard, next door to postoftice h: select from. 2d.—' low as the lowest. 3d.—That he lsa practical interior decorator and employs none baut skillful workmen. The Public Library. The regular monthly meeting of the trustees of the public library toek place in the library at No. 14 Pearl strect, yes- terday afternoon. Bills to the amount of $189.26 were allowed for books and ex- peuses. The committee on boeks were directed to procure a full collection of | G books relating to the clvil war, also that | Q steps be taken to collect geologloal and natural history specimens. The report of the librarian shows for the month of April a total of 2,868 visit- ors, a daily average of 110. Number of books taken out, 2,019, dlvided as follows: Philosophy, 28; the- oloy 16; natural history, 76; fictlon, 1,1 9, poetry snd essays, 324; history and blography, 311; travels, 137. e ——— Substantlal abstracts of titles and real estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squlre, 101 Pearl street. ——— Mxcursion Rates. The German Baptists of Dunkard, hold thelr yearly meeting at Mexico, Penn., a on the main line of the Pennsylvania railway, 204 miles east of Plttsburg, May 22, 1885, Rates from C uncil Bluffs for the round trip s $28. Partles purchashing thelr tlckets at the union office, 507 Broadway, have choice of routes to Chicago. Tickets on rale from May 16th to 25, good for return passage till June 20th, J. L .DE BENOISE, Agent. ——— Reiter, In order to close out his present stock of talloring goods, is putting prices at 24 to 35 per cent below cost, No. 810 Broadway. e OOMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No. 1 milling, 70; No. 2, 66 No. 8, & o _115 o a 30 ats—For purposes, 30c, Hoy— 00 portony baid, 8. Corn Moal—1 50 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supplys pricesat yards, 6 00@ Coal—Delivered, hard, 40 per ton Lard—Armonr's, wholosaling ot 7o Flour—Oity flour, 1 B @5 00 oo, LIVE BTOOK, Osttle——Batehor cows 8 35@3 75, 9 50 per tony sof Butoher PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Eggs—Daull at 10c, Butter—Recoipts are psamory, 2262403 choioe oountry 12§ poor Race butter A T T S e T and closely packed. l’nul(. ~Demand strong_supply light; live kens, good size, $6 00 perjdoz.;live glulenl, light and ' medium = welght, 505 5 v live old chickens, heavy weight, $400; live turkeys, 10@1lc’ per 1b, At present the weather 1s t00 uncertain to lup drcasod poultey; lowover bigh pricea can bo obtained for choice stock arriving ln guod condition. only for fruh killed teal, 1 00, increasing; choice Game— Demand i ducks; mallards, 82 00; mixed,$1 b ely bring $1 75; sprouted and poor, 8l 00@1 25, Beans Clean stock in goodidemand at $1 30 @1 40 for mediums, aud 1 60 for navies; dirvy slock 18 dull at $1 00. Potatoes—The freight war has given us choic Wisconsins and Minnesotas at 65@70c. Good native: are going at 60c in bulk; small Lot of sacked, 65¢, Gircen Poss'- None but poor stock as yet, st 2 00i¢ 3 €0 per bushel, Sl ing Beans —75¢ to §1 00'per box of one- third busbel . New Potatoes—$2 50@3 00 per bush Swees Potatoes Table, 3@4c per 1b Strawberries - Fair Arkansar, 200 per quart. uuu- Small native, 760 to 1 1- 81 50@2 (0, $2 60 per bbl, 16¢; good | ¥ etc, and a wigwam In which some cele- brated peraonages are to be found, will not be overlooked by the visltora. This evening the carnival will open in grand style. At 9 o'clock her majesty, Queen Victoria, will hold a carnival in honor of the emperor and empress of Austrla, from whom she s recelving a visit, when the representatives of all n tions, and historlcal and typical charac- ters, In costume, will passin review be- foro their majestios. The followlng are acters, and by whom AMERICA. Presided over by Mrs, F. M, Gault. Godders of Liberty. Mrs. . M. Gault Geaeral Washington Mr. B. Evans Martha Washington .Mrs,J. E Myers Unclo Sam. Mr_Ggo. Thompson Indian Chisf. Mr. W. Groneweg Pocohontas. Mass Lou Tostevin Auncient Costumes,, Ancient Costumos Mrs. A, T, Ancient Costumes ‘Ancient Costumes Ancient Costumes, ‘Ancient Costumes Ancient Costumes, Mrs, S, Street ‘Ancient Costumes J. McConnell Ancient Costumes 5 s Walker and Miss Chapman Costumes of Fifty Years Ago Ralph Martin and Miss Frankie Daily GREAT BRITAIN, ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES, Presided over by Mrs, W, F, Sapp and Mra. rge Brown, Victoris Maid of Hono the char- represented: Mrs. Shepherd FIRIT NIGHT AND SECOND NIGHT, Queen Elizabeth Lord Leicester. Henry VIII Princess of Wales Prince of Wales. Maid of Honor. Maid of Honor “Gentleman i Lord Dufferin Lady Dufferin, Maid of Hono Maid of Honol Peagant Boy Mary, Mr, H. Bowman Queen of Scots. . Mrs, Frank Connover Lo Mr. Mark Duryee HighlandiPeasant Girl... .. Miss, A, Bowman GYPBIE CAMP, Queen of the Camp. ... Mrs. Gypsie Costume. Gypsio Costume. Fred Kimball Miss L. Brown .Miss Jones AN, J. L. Stewart, .Mrs, Baldwin drs. J. L. Stewart .Mrs. H. Berkinbine Presided over by Mrs 0O-cho Son.., O-Hanua San O-Momo Sas Japaneso Costis " Masters Neddio Evorett and Floy Smith GERMANY. Presided over by Mr German Lady. . German Pensant.. German Peasant. German Peasrat, . "Miss H. Epeneter German Peasant Miss M. Epeneter FRANCE AND ITALY. Presided over by Mrs, Ormond N, Brown. Fmpress Jos. phin Miss A, Zermelin Marie Antoinotte. Princess de Lamballs, Mml Rolande. Charlowe Corda; Normaede Peasant Cancalaise Peasan Alsaclenne Peasant. iss Lou DeHaven Bretonne Poa “Miss May Davenport French Lady of Eighteenth Century ..Mrs., Benson ITALIAN BOOTH. Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra. Mies M. Forman N‘supnllmn Woman, .Misa Stella Bullard Campagne Peasant., Mra. Geo Keoline Tamborine Girl. iss K. Connover ¥lower Girl, French. ... Miss Lillian Benson Flower Girl, French. ... Miss Alice Benson Miss Hattie Smith Miss Nellie Moore Singiog Girl, 1talian Pear] Rogers ICELAND AND DENMARK, Presided over by Mis. Barnos, Ladies in Costume—Miss Hattenhaver, M ‘Spooner, Miss Howe, Miss Leonard, Miss Troupe, Miss Potter, Mra. Banes, Miss Lottie Armour, Mlss Van Geison. TVRKISH BOOTH, Presided over by Mrs, Champ, Turkish Cestume—Miss Mollie Rice, Miss ot, Miss Nellie Chapman, Mrs, Hancock, Mre. Tyler, Mrs. Thompson, rs. Epeneter Miss ]‘ lla Stubbs Zermelin Mas, Jameson Mrs, O, M, Brown .Mrs. Bebbington .. Miss Clara Beck Mrs. A, Rookwell ¢ | Mr. Duquette Refrestiments will be served sach eveniog from American booth, Second night, New England supper, Japan will serve her tea each night, Germany will serve ceffee and cake, Frum Iceland enjoy your ice cream and lzo and know your @ood or ill-fortune from those ch-rming Gyusies, From the Turkish booth you can select a beautifully decorated church shingle, tol and Turkish articles, or get cigar iuto the smoking room and enjoy it. At the French peasant cotiage will be served hot chocolate and wafers. Io Marie Antolnette's bower, by her, as- d by Priuce de Lambolle, will be served strawberries and cream, goat's milk, cheese and crackers; also bon-bons and perfumery. HAIR GOODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS, C. L. GILLETTE. 29 Main &treet, Council Bluffs, Pass to the Ttalian booth for macaroni, hot and delicious, and the native fruits, Be in time for New England supper on Wednesday night. Bo on hand for the costumed dancers the Inst night, and dance with them, Be at Masonic Temple Thursday night for the costumer’s march, and some other attrad- tions yet to be annoninoed, e —— e Council proceedings and other inter- osting matter wiil appear on another page. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOR.—Special a vertisoments, a Lost Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Ront, Wante, Board- ., will be Inserted in this column a4 She low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insertion and FIVE ORNTS PRR LINE for each subsequent rilon. Leave advertisemonts ad our office, Ko. Poarl Btroet, near Broadway on by a young man having perionce ag olork and book-koeyer. Address, K. K., 1m office, Councll Bl R A Nevel Fair Attraction, A Noah's Atk race was introduced at a recent Madras fair, and was a handlcap for all anim bred in the country, the competitors Including buffaloes,elephants, a goat, ram, emu and elk and other creatures, besides ponles and horses. The elephants were as placld as If mov- ing In & marrlage procession, and went over the course at a qulck walk. The ram and goat, ridden by little boys, ran well, and the buffalos went at a good gallop; but tre emu would not stir, neither would the elk until the end of the race, when it toek fright and darted down the courss at great speed. Finally a ram was the winner, a horse coming in second and a buffalo third. AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth fi;ne Museum AND THEATER. Sth Ave. and Poari Sireet, (Formerly Martin's nk, PALMER & SANDER, Prop’ Managers, One week only, commencing MONDAY,MAY 11TH Our great specialty with the follewing principals B. F, COOPER, The latest Musioal ¥henomener. /B SANDERS, Gymnsst and Conté BIGNOR DE! L l 'U} GO, The King of Fire- Enters OUR OURIO HALL. Will_contain Freaks of Nature, Ouriosities, and Mechanical Wonders, principal among which will be found the world reputed won- | “%! der, l’lol R. A. Stendell, who is a whole show of him- self with m. ‘wonderful electro musfoal thaumascope. PROF, E, DUNTON, Iilusionist, MISS A PATTERSON, The Lightning L{)‘VANDU BALDWIN, The Armless ‘Wonder, MADAME HOWELL, the Bohemian Glass Blowor A Resort for Ladies. A Resort for Oh ldren. Patronized by tho elito, nothing succeeds 1ike suc. cees. Museum open1to6and 7010 p m. Thestre performance every Evening snd Saturday Matino Ladies can sately visit this popular place of amuse- ‘ment withoud an oscort a8 the management; person al gusrantee that noshing will bo done to oftend the moss fastidious. Council Blufls Gity Water Works Company, No. 20 Pearl Street. To Whem It May Concern: Persoos holding fime orderes against this company must present the eama at the above office for pay- ment on or before the tenth day of June next, as after thas date the construction books will be eent to the New York office. Time ordera will not be re- ceived in payment of water ronts after this dafe. HARRY BIRKINBIN Gen'l Mgr. & Chf. Eng, OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET CGOMPANY —_— CARPETS, Curtains, 0il Cloths, Office of tho } Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY GOODS :=: Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou 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 novelties, 405 Broadway MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEQTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Uoper Broadway, Councll Bluffs, N. BOHURZ, Justico of tho Peace IOUNCH. BLUFFS owa JACOB SIMS, Attorney - agwlaw OOUNCIL BLUF] Council Bufis Office, Main Btreet, Roows 7 and 8, Bhugart and Beuo block. WAl practice n Stateand tate courte. R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, S50 demi emtuad oo TS Mo O_dl -u. fuablo T ND—A _pockotbook i Ve propeity, papers. Oall at Bre off and pay for this adyertisement. {'OR SALE AT A BARG IN~The desirable resl- denco or busines property on Uppor Broad- way, known as the Powers place, Apply to Gno. R. BRARD, 32 Main strect. FANTS TO TRADF —Good 10 Iand for email ook of hxds merobandise, well located. {OR SALE—A raro chance to m or_Nobra or general WALKKR, five, well im. Rroved farm of 400 aotes, within a fo milos of Councll Bluffs, at & bargain. ' Low price and easy terma. BWAN & WaLKRR JFOR BALE=A good paying Botel pro llyery stable, in one of the best small towns in western Towa will sell with or without furaitaro, o will trade for o small farm with stool wan & Wavsnn, OR SALE—Lands improved aad untmproved, 1t you wanta farm in western lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakots, let us bear from you. BWAN & WALKRR. 'OR SALE—A large number of business and roel- dence lote in all parts of Council Bluffe. Seo s before you buy, SWAN & WALKKR. OR BALE—Partios wishing to buy choap lots to build on canbuy on monthly payments of trom $10. BWAN & WALKRR OR RENT—We will rent you a lot to buld_on with the privilage to buy If you wish on very ifberal terms. BWAN & WALKNR. OR RENT—Desirable residence 907 Fourth 8t Apply J. W. Damon. FOR SALE—Houses, Lote and Land A, J. l‘ Steph enson, 508 First avenue. ANTED—Every body in Council Bluffa 0 ¥AKe xR Delivored by oarrier st only fwenty conts 8 woel 10,000 acres land fen , Neb,, for Ocunoll Blufts A good steam flouring mill in Ced stook of general morchandise valuo #6,100 6o Hetal proparty lo mm property. valao #4, nd in Hall and Lincolo Cos., Neb., for 1 Bius propeny. Ko 101. Fiao improved farm for okeap wostorn nd Taylor Co., Iows, for 000, best farms In P o8 for wild Kansas or Nebraska 169. Hotel n Pueblo, Col., worth $9.¢09, for Towa, Kaneas, or Nebraska Iaud in part and long time om balance, o0, 171 Good farm, tor stock of geods or hard- "No. 172, Wild lands Ia Rooks Co., Neb., for stock of dry goeds, No. 176, House aad lot in Clarinda, Pago Co., Towa' for Nebravka or Iowa land; value § No. 197, Tiovel I one ot Daxeta's bert. towna, valus $8,000, fur stack of drugs for pars and land improved or untmproved o, 178, Bplonld bergalos In Kicth o, Neb., wild land for lands 1n western lows or gocd stock of drugy or hardware. No. 183 A bait Interest o o ist.clacs plow works, well located, for Iands valued 88,0 o 185. 00 sche Laprova v in Cans Oo., Towa, als0 onc in Alto Co,, of 815, for stock of Focds. No. 188, iore buj,ding and stock of general in & live western town for weetern ‘o7 or unimproved, valu dredsof other special exchange bargains for particulate, call and se6 or write te EWAN & WALKNR, Council EBluffs, I J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent, No. 507 Broadway Councll Blaffs, Railway Time Table, OOUNOIL BLUFFS. The tollowing are the times of she arrival and de- ing by oentral standard Reniny loavo sransfos dopol d arrive ton minutes Iater, #0460 and NORYEWRSTIRY, Mail and Expross Accommodation Express CTI0ASO AND ROCK 18LAXD, Mail and Express Accommodation Exprose OHICAGO, MILWAUKKN AND ST, PAUL, Mall and Expross Express OEHI0A00, BURLINGTON AND QUIKOT. Mall and Express Accommodation Express WABASH, 87. LOUIS AND PAGIVIO, From Travster only, 8t. Louls Expross Chlcago Exp via Peorla KANRAS GIYY, BT, JOR AND COUNGIL BLOVPS. 10,00 A X Mail and Expross B ¥ X Express KIOUX CITY AND PACITIO, Mail for Sloux City Expross for 8t Paul UNION PAGIFIC, Denver Expresa Lincoln Pas O'a &R V Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS 0 OMAHA, Teave Councll Blufs — 1:40 & m. 180 ONLY HOTEL In Couno Bluffs having FIRE ESCAPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete,, ia the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MOHN, - l’ROl’lHETUR THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER s Ts the Highest Achicvement in Wriling Machines in the World. With only 89 keys_to learn operate, It prints 76 characts including caps and small iotbers lons, figures, eigns an: t s the simplest and pid wrltlog machine ‘well as the most durable K7 Send for free illustrated pamphlet. Wyckoff, Secmans & Benedict, Chicago, T, Sole Agents. 0. H. SHOLES, Council Bluffs Ageot for Wostern Iowa THOS, OFFICHE, W, H, M. Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Eluffs, Towa. Established, 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange snd Home Securitics, WAR, WAR. WAR FOR TEN ake hay whilo the Sun shin Strike while theiron is hot.” Never put off unlfl to-morrrow what “Be sure your right,’ DAYS ONLY. you can then make & Ber line for CHAPMAN'S PICTURE STORE, 106 and 107 Main 8treet, Now stock of FRAMES, MOULDIN celled in the west. Engravings, Oil Pain cost for 10 days only, Pictures, ete., havearrived and cannot be ex , Water (nlul‘l. ete,, will be sold at notusd See the Following Prices: Bteel Engravings Stoel Engravings Water Colored Panel, 65 worth worth Ol Paintinga in 4 inch gilt frames, 22¢36, at £2.50 former pri Cabinet Frames atcost, Brass Ploturo R »ds, Brass Brackets; otc, will be sold at hard times pricos, If new stylos of mouldings, which will be sol 0 worth 4 $3.00 | Steel Engravings.. Steel Engravings. . Oil Paintings in deep gilt framos, 24x30 at 81,50 former price, $3,76 50, ure Chains, Brass Nails +.82.00 worth $3.78 b 4.50 9, 400 worth 9,08 you have pictures to frame, call and examme my d at wholesale prices, W. W. CHAPMAN, 105 and 107 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. BUCKEYE WROUCHT FENCING AND CRESTING. ' Illllllllllllll Il llllllllllll Beautify your homes by using the above, Over 500 designs to select from, CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimates given on any style cither put up or delivered hers, by applying to KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, lowa. J. R. McPHERSON, GROWER AND DEALER IN VEGETABLES, Orders from abroad promptly filled, Plants » specialty. by May 10th, Vegetable Plants and Fruits. Sweet Potat Plants will beready for shipmen Orders should be placed early. J. R. McPHERSON, 2181 Pierce 8t., Council Bluffs. HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildip, moved on Little ngs of any kind raised or moved und tlsfaction guarantoed. Frame houss’ 3iant trucke, the best in the world. W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs TEE PEHGENIX AND “THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, The culy all night house in the city. notice, Council Bluffs. Everything served in first class style and on shor Hot and cold lunches always ready. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Maln 8t., CouNcin BLures, - - = Towa. AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From., EXAITR GooDs. Will Discount all Prices., MRS. DA 87 Broadway, BENEDIGT Council Bluffs, lowa To Cood Agents Wanted SEXLY. Drs. Judd & Smith’s NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT. Office aud Factory, No 80, Fourth St., Councll Fluffs, lowa. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand which All § toc we will eell in retsil cr carload lots arranted as Reoresented Wholeeale and rotall dealers o Grain and Baled Hay. Frices rea sonable Satlataction Guaranieed. SCHLUTER & BOLEYX Cor, Oth Av, and 4th St., Councll Bluffs,