Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEF. QOUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning, July 20. PSUBSCRIPTION RATES, B e RN Y T MINOR MENTION, The clty connell meets to-night. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods. Baby Barnes was patrolling Droadway yeaterday. The German catholics had a plenic yes- terday a% Parks mills. 8. D. Plle has bought the harness busl- ness of Sherman, on Maln street. Grau's opera compony appears to-night at the opera house in ‘‘Mascotte.” Haverly's minstrels promises a big thow at the opera house next Friday night. The county board meets to-morrow to arrange for the bullding of the new court house. The Wabash etrlikers summoned to ap- pear before Judge Love leave for Keokuk to-day. Mrs, Horace Everett wlll entertaln & number of her friends this evening at her resldence. No one can now lay any sort of clalm to belng in style here unless he has got at least ene Injunction, It has been decided not to do anything at present about the proposed grade on Benton and Harrlson streets. Rev. B. F. Foskett, of Red Oak, occu- pled the pulplt of tbe Baptlst church yes- terday In a very acceptable manner. William Johnson, for gottlng drank and smashing a window In Marquiy’ store, was called on Saturdsy night to foot the bills, The ladies of the Congregational church are to glve alawn party at the reasidence of J. E. Harkness next Frlday afternoon and evening, Grace street should be called Disgrace street. 1t is In such a horrible condition as to demand some prompt attentlon on the part of the clty authoritles. A large photograph, framed, awalts an owner at police headquarters, 1t having been stolen by some boys, who had it in tho weeds, where It was found. Judge Connor is to hold court here to- morrow , night, to hear the Waltera- Elcher contest, the slaughter houso ca- ses, and the cemetery Injunctions. The sheriff started last night for the Anamosa penetentiary, to take thither the Young Men’s Christlan assoclation rooms to-morrow evening for the financlal benefit of the assoclation, the admission to be twenty-five cents, and for children fifteen cents, There will be musle by the Bluff City orchestra and the serenad- Ing clab; tableaux, recitation by Frank Ohamberlsin, and also by Miss Hatcher. Mang will be glad to Improve this oppor- tunity of hearing Mlss Hatoher, particu- larly. The new Afrlcan Methodlst Eplscopal church on Willlam street will be dedi- cated this evening by Bishop John M. Brown of St. Loals, and on the 3lst instant the colored people will glve a performance at Dohany's opera house, entltled “From the cotton fields to the parlor,” by home talent, for the benefit of the new church, which has stlll outatand- ing debts to the smount of $400. On emancipation day, Angust lat, the col- ored people will hold a plenic In Palmer's grove, at which they will have danclng, & brass band and refreshments. o — Dr. West,Dentlst , No, 12 Pearlstreet. THE CITY OF THE DEAD. A Dirty Fling at the Trustees of Fairview Cemetery by the Injunctionists, The howl ralsed about the clty of the dead, and the sensational outry that the clty of the llving Is belng endangered In health, does not meet with the unanimous endorsement which s represented by the twilight organ in its sophomorle slop-over of Saturday evening. It says “‘lt Is no longer & question upon which thero can be two opinlons,” and yet It proceeds to confess that there are many of the lead- Ing cltlzens who take the other side of the question, and it proceeds to charge these citizens with the basest conduct, and to intimate that they are the meanest sort of rascals, It says “A fow old restdents with an eye to profits converted the graveyard and adjacent grounds Into a corporatlon for pecunlary profit to'themselves,” and charges these old resldents with a willlng- ness to have dlsease and death scattered through the clty for the sake of personal galn. It must be a weak cause that de- pends on such dirty flings ageinst such men as J, M, Phillips, Horace Everstt, J. P. Casady, John Hammer and Samuel Jacobs, who have been the trustees of this assoclatlon for nearly twenty-five yeara, and whoze reputations are so far above that of the Impecunlous scribbler who makes the attack that comparlson would not merely be odious, but insulting to them. The articles of Incorporation of Falr- view cemetery assoclatlon declare that all the profits from the sale of lots shall be devoted to fmproving, extending and beautifying the same. That these men have proved false to this most eacred of truets secms gso vile a slander as to show that the cause, In the helping of Mary French, the woman who went through a house here some time ago. The ladies of the Episcopal church have concluded to change the arrange- ments and glve thelr soclal and dance on Wednesday evening instead of to-night, J. T. Henderson, of this clty, has got a patent on his Improvement on roller skates. Now 1f he could get some Im- provements In skating rinks he would do better. A baker and a blacksmith had a ltvely set-to on Maln sireet Saturday night, The blacksmith got the worst of it, and eays the baker used some sling shot or other weapon, The Aylesworth-Loofbourow contest waa to have been declded In Des Moines, but as predicted by the Ber, another postponement was Indulged in, this time untll next Saturday. Happy Jack was supremely happy Saturday night, and was sleeplng off a arunk on the platform of the Wabash depot. He was not so happy ycsterday, the cooler belng anything but cool, Rev. F. T. Webb, of Helens, Mon- tana, yesterday officlated at St, Paul's church, of which he was formerly the rector. It was gratifylng to many to again have the privilege of listening to him, Tom Bowman has been suffering from malarla badly since hlsreturn from Wash- Ington, Itistobe hoped that he will soon be himself agaln, but In the mean time he can congolo himself by the faot that he 1s not the only politiclan who has gone to Washington after a postoflice and got tho ekake, Mrs, Willlam Phillips died at her home In Grove towhship about 3 o'clock Satar- day mornlng, of kidney dlsease. She had been ill for a month past. She leaves besldes her husband, five children, The funeral ocourred from the famlly residence yesterday, and the remalns were taken to Noola for Interment. D. W. Smith, the englnoer of the City Millls, has eoliclted subscriptions for & new wheel ohalr for P, A, Rltchie, a cripple who 18 paralyzed in the lege, and yestorday presented the chalr to Ritchie, Tt scems Ritchie's old chalr became unfit for use, and D. W. Smith’s eympathy Wwas excited and be went to work and got +he chalr for the cripple. which 1t {s glven, must be a desperate one, and lacking real merit to present to the publlc. These gentlemen have never made any secret of the fact that they have glven ground for the burial of such perzons, whose friends have been unable to pur- chase lots, or who as strangers have died here, and thelr frlends have been un. known, or at a distance. The evening paper, parading at the head of ita col- umns the pretense that it Is the organ of the workingmen, and prating so much about its sympathy with the down-trod- den, the poor and the unfortunates, speaks of these as ‘“‘creatures, who have been huddled together pell mell In this peculiarly infected portion of the grave- yard.” They may be only ‘‘crastures,” in the eyes of the Herald, but they were human, the same as thelr more fortunate brothers, and perhaps more worthy in some respects, but In any event, worthy of decent burlal. Shrouds have no pock- ots, and why the body of a poor man should be more to be feared than the body of the rich, is a queary. It has been sald that the only true democracy. Is in the grave, but the pretended work- ingmen’s organ even there wants to start an arlstocracy, and bar out the poor. There is hardly need of denying the wild statement that ‘‘paupers with infectlous dlseases are burled there,” for the con- trary fact 1s so well known to the publie, Jt seems strange that such a howl should be raised, when in the city of the ltving there ara scores of alleys, dirty, breeding disease and and certaluly more offenslve and unhealthy than cemeteries, even if they were as bad as represented. There are thousands of vaults and cess- pools throughout the olty, In closer prox- imity to wells and to parlors than s the cemotery, and cortatnly more deadly, and yet these are to be maintained without a wWord, except an occasional proclamation, to glve some hungry newspaper an ad- vertisement. Silence and Inactlon con- cerning all these, but a feroclous fright agalnst the sacred city of those who can no longer defend themselves, a ruthless disregard for the feellngs of those still living, whose affections are so closely linked with the silent forms: a vile at- tack upon those who hold their resting places in trust; what does this strange inconslstency mean! It Is urged that a new cemetery be started In the southern part of the clty, but there seems to be no assurance but what in that event, property near It would bo bought up and improved, and then these property owners would want it moved again, and the history of the present grounds re-enacted. The present cemetery was located before there was a residence In that part of the city, and those who have eince bought and Im- proved property there, did 55 knowlngly. To abandon this most besutirul spot, dedicated to the dead, and to deprive those now living of the hope of belng The Union Paclfic round house burned to the ground Saturday afternoon, about b o'clock. It was located some distance north of the other bulldlngs on the trans- fer grounds, and was an old shell of a frsme bullding, contalnlog only two stalls, Itis supposed to kave caught by a spark from the engine of train No, 4, which had just backed around the Y, to 80 to Omaha, The evening probipltionfst has got badly mixed ss to the location of the cemetery, It says It s “‘Imwediately under the eyes of our people and bo- ueath the dripplng roofs of thousande of our homes, 1t is above the elty some 200 feet,” ete, It looks as 1f tie prohiblitlon. st had been taking somethlng stronger han Missouri river water when the above 148 ponned, burled beside those they loved, for the sake of advancing the value of some prl- vate real estate, is a strange proposltion. Fine new selec of 50 cent music books: also cholce selections of 5 cent and 10 cent musle at Mueller's, 103 Maln streef, WAITING NOT IN VAIN, A Man Arrested l-'ul‘TTrlLk Turned Five Years Ago, Saturdsy morning Mr. John Beno met & man, for whom ke has been watchlng for five wesry years, he having lent him five dollars that long ago, and never had a chance to present the bill since then. Flve years sgo this man came into his store, and represented himself as & stock man named Gardioer, from Oregon, He clalmed to have been referred to Bono There will bo a home euterlalument at by Mr. Keelone, snd stated that he wanted to buy a-lot of clothing for some cow boys. In the coarse of the talk, it was stated by him that he must get his trunks up from the depot, and he needed £2.50, and did not want to go back to the hotel after any money. Mr. Beno, will- Ing to accommodate thecustomer, and not having the exact change handed him five doflars, and the fellow dlsappeared. Satarday morning a man came Into the store and told about the same story, ex- cept that this time he had a lot of MexI. cans he wanted to fit up with clothes. He only wanted sixty-five cents to get his baggage this time, the general de- pression of business aflecting the confi. dence men as well as others. Mr. Beno was about to shake hands with him, call- ing him ‘‘Gardiner, the Oregon stock- man,” when the fellow flew out and made a ran along Peatl street, but was chased by Mr. Beno, eaught and placed In the city cooler to awalt a hearing to.day. — Mueller Music Company ‘Will gell all the pianos and organs pur- chased at the J. Mueller sale at closing- out prices. Elther cash or tlme pay- ments, Now is your time to get planos and organs cheap, as the old business must be closed up. faluiebai o — Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate loans, J.W. and E. L, Squires, 101 Pearl street, bbb A — Read Judd & Smith’s offer of $I1,000 reward in another column, T00 MUCH POP. It Results in Being Robbed] in An Alleyway, An elderly man, whose name was not learned, was complalning at a late hour Saturday night that he had been robbed In an alley off from Broadway and about in the rear of the opera house exchange. It seems that the man was on his way east and tarrled here for a day orec, and got pretty full of Council Bluffs pop. He went Into the alley and lolled down on the steps In the rear of the saloon named and after the ealoon was locked up he was aroused from a drowse by a man rudely shaking him up and polnting a revolver at his head, demanding hls money. He naturally gave It up. The description of the robber is in the hands of the police, and they are on the hunt for him, but so far without any success, FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Sixteon acres, ten In fruit, six in garden and timberland, six room house, stable, well, cistern, allin go.d tonditlon. o will tradefor Omaha prop- orty. V. KELLER, ____ County Treasurer's officc, Gouncl Bluffa. THOS. OFFICKE, W. I M. PUSE Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, - 1865 " THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER Ts the Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World. With only 80 keys to loarn an operate. It prints 76 characters including caps and small lotters, punctuations, figures, eigns and tractions. It s the simplost and most rapid writing machino mado a8 well 83 ae most durable E=ZSend for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Til., Sole Agents, 0. H. SHOLES, Council Bluffs, Agent for Western JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Cff (e Maln Strect, Recms 7 ond 8, Shugart' s Gcbleck, Wil practice In Statesrc 1sie (cvr OUNGIL BLUFFS ARPET GOMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY GOODS Rugs, Etc., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Swvecialty. Our stock Is the Largest in the West and ls being continually replenished by all the latest and choicest novelties, 405 Broadway Council Buufis WELLE COOK, Geners] Agent at Large ¢ SaFrry Funp Svsmem,” HARTFORD Life and Annuity Ins.Co Brancn WxeTkN Deror, 22 PEaRL STEEET, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IA, THE DAYSY. B3EE-- STURDAY A 20, 1885, A. J.Stevonson, %, L RATERIN, ¥, WESTCOTT, NEUMAYER'S HOTEL, [ Farmers’ Commission Store, Manufucturer of DEALER IN Trunks, Satohels Nor. 808, 810 Broadway, ) Real Estate Dealer, Samle Cones, e, Rates $1,00to 195 pr day | A f— 0. 808 yrast AvR, Povrtry Trunks Repalred. First Olata Bar 619 8. Main St,, No. 80 l'l_l:fll e in conneotion, Counell Blnfy, Yowa) bk ;“]'r",jl“;j!""“i‘j“""“‘ of First Avenue, * Opposite Ogden Housa . H. 8. WEST, Hie, WORAENY & 40W, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE DENTIST, That you ean rely on, [No. 12 Pearl &t., DENTISTS, s o) NAR s il Cor. Penr] St. & 18t Ave, oney a1 Lowest Rates AL Lt Partlealar Atteation Otven i ¥ fire tompanles Represeatn 1o the Pr o of Goanct) Blafh, Teva, MeMARON A €0, $22,000,000 of Assels. Matoral Teoth No. ¢ Pear! 6t. No 130 Main St. i - o] Saeail 31 S ‘831430080 A. P. Hancl Z i Ed. Wright J.J. BLISS, Lowvg pev otdng BOMEOTAT ALy TR Physiolan & Surge STENOGRAPH ER iy T st Ut A “AND= 1§ i ‘TEOIS §.00 VIE Roasoq (Ofice N Pe Millinery § Notions, S gina 1o} Type-Writer Lt ey RistrvcR: No. 190 4th — : y“ i BAANTH TIONNOD 9| Office No. 618 Mynster &t ki) 2eact el A4 0K ton AL iTL. N;l;P:S,ET 11, KOBETICH, Mandemakers & Van, P. 0. MILLER, ; K [ ME ol St S ek ARCRITECTS, Wall Paper and Dacorations | AL e e CONTRACTORS B Talats, Olla & Varstadms, | Fresh and Salt Meats, No 223 Main St ) POULTRY. i ARD BUILDERS No.13 Tearl 8¢, ! No. 709 Main Street. Council Blufty, Towa, No. 801 Upgper Breadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA] — L — - | EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dr. W. L. Capell, E.C.SMITH, JOH | Dry Goods, Groceries, Flonr,| Special attention given toj General Agt. N J. KURTZ, e m;n n'c! ;’mn and B York LIk Jasurance PHENIX renlo Diseaer, Lowest Market Price Sk Company. 00r. of Maln and Nisth A".: (CONSULTATION FREE, Meat Market. Commonly known as Offce 1n Dohany's Fo 508 Brosdway.—~Up) EVERYBODY'S STORE, Opési Hous, stalrs Cer. Mala azd Story 8ts, B P A — ( ARTHUR LEFKOVITS B. L BKILES, TAYLOR & CALEF, 1 Gk, Iy No. 104 MAIN sT. Fancy and Staple N A @ N i i Boots and Shoes P FURNITURE, Al Xinds of e GROOERIES, Stoves and Houselold Coods, Prults, Confectionery&Cigars| Best 1z 1n the City, At Lowest Prices i ; i 102 ILalin Street, No. 586 Broadway, Cheapest Btore in Town, 0 cheapest store an Counell Blafhy, In. Geuzcl] Blas. No. 538 Broadway, the best stock of Fruita. o Council Blufty, Iowa., Grandy & Co,, CHICAG) MEAT MARKET, J. L. FORMAN, D. GOLDSTEIN, . ]] JOEN EVEES, Prop., CLOTHING, Pawn & Loan Office, + CIW I'HE Slfll‘fl, Frosh and Salt Meat, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Rl S : AT A GREAT BARGAINS Fine Cigars, Toilet IR LA In Unredeemed Goods $ emed Sy Articles, Eto, Lard, Dried Beef, ctc. Boots, Shoes, etc. [Prescriptions a Spectalty, No. 625 Main Street, No. 164 Brosdway, No. 21 Main 5t. 18t Docr 8. of £, Jo, Houze, Opposite the Ogden House Masical I | T i F.P.Bellinger, M.D, T I0DFl AY | 5 | Onion Iron Works, Lofe ODELL & DAY, sroAGh Brragun & Co., Prope. SUffigflgh S No. 89 Pearl Street All kinds of Casiings. iclan Crestings & Boofing ral, E,.aflm 55 yfi,w, 8 [Real Eatate, Insurancel Wareh ouse, ings & speclalty, Specialty. and Loan Agents, [Shops Cor.8d et &15th Av. | Cor. 7th 8& 7 per cent Interest. ] = TR, | ;‘FFCIALV NOTICES NOLL’S PORTABLE - S 2V SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS ROTICE. —Epeoinl » vorttsements, ews a8 Lowt | Pyosnatic Beer Fa sncel 5 s e Vound, To Loan, For fale, To Rent, Wants, Board: | ‘e 5 LEADING teg, oto., will be Inserted fu this column a4 the fow 3 Pl o TEN GRNTS PR LENE 1 e e s Merchant Tailors! and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subeoquent in- 4 on. Teuve advortisementa at onr offios, Wo. |22 X ‘7 and 9 Maln 8t., 1Erent, nosr Prondwav 3] - Counciz BLures, - - - Iowa. = T z = 8. S B =) W —Immedlately, two dining room gitls at | S = len House, Council Flufis. 3% " o 5 TRy Ey e — g Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. 260 acres, 100 tillable, railway ion and stesm- | N ‘=3 boat Ianding; trame house for homestead; payillion, | = = wine ¢ rant, ice housc, tenement house, | I - four ¢o Jeotruit treet, 3 actes, yrapes | Bz ;",::-"w,;ran;ma,;\&,“;;.m foot g,v".f.,\'x' Banshoo | S, g [N 7. Bwansox. C. E. Swanson 2. t wil 5,000 o year. Addres . & 8., Bk y TR Ohon, Gomnci iuda T 4192 | ] SWAN MUSIC CO., & . OR SALE—Lands | ved aad uni d. Z T e o | Z|Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you. E A 2 BWAN & WALKER. 1 E o fi‘n:((n“ [k‘;‘\lNr;“i':".ricfiol;:'(l\:”1‘5‘ uywi yz:l.l:(";: I‘L‘§ n\'imm. flnld‘w‘wl the it M“{“mcultn I‘I‘:n. f Musical nltlvu- fl‘ofiwfifl;‘tfigg“fi"g‘ggnx“ Land. A7 J | 22| Conlident of ghving the best of satislactian - Hemomue B IO A s S DL PING kxcaaNa—B 6, 19, b 10, b 18, are hotels i aif: | 1 G $2) BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA erentlocaticns for gale or for trade. = o — Be}gfl‘.)oaopuci:ll h;uxn' H 40:){[! |m§r3\aml lulm v:onr‘(lh E or Iov’;'ptl'e%:flc\ecgl s i Wk l< old by the Jeading dealer in every -y v Hi 3 . B e s e s oy sstal z = city and town, wostorn land Bwan & Wolker, Cotcl Blufls - e E , stocl Iry g , groceries ar 18) /ATe, S, I 1‘"5““&“'00:'#5? oo castorn Nebraska tows | Price $18.00. A liberal discount s Burhorn, or land, Swi alker. B . iy 1 74 B sm,:wc?;"ov genoral’ morchandiso in o gaod will be mad e to pirties ordering a ""ELER, AGENT ¥ town, value 4,000, Wi [ - % s proved tam in western Towa. o & Warker, | 181E dozen Faucets at one time. 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, i e ‘_‘:'h:'a“:{;;"m";v‘éf“"gwf:& Idlans, | For further particulars inquire of 068, 1 W Vi B v ior e Gatue 51000, wan € watker R F. RAIN, = i B ‘;"fl7.luwck of llurl‘uull!u;llmi‘mpl-'muntu and n‘mu Council Blu lowa, DroTol arm L A ke i e good it |4 gent for Western Iowa and Neb. H E I q :]:LES- '] 209, & £10,000 stock of clothing In a good Wis- L3 =) vnv‘gls cn“.-l:\.-n;;lm;d’»:l;u‘:;l :lllnnoo u:ulh or inL- Dealer in R Wl veg)i o AL 08 to0m abliow fron ORLY HOTEL f & Walker. B ok Liook on e pell naillveleustan) A,EHI,,‘,,;, 2 imIE,;T,”u“fiEE e Gralning, Gilding, Papor Hanglug and Froscoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, %00ds, u!l»a;::“lvmpgn\nmal;ln‘lh’\uluu; building alarwm bells, ete,, is the — - 000, goods $7,000. Swan & i alker. —_— b stock of boots, ehoes bats, caps and clothing C'?‘&ESTON F”OUSE =) § P B 4 38,01 be bekt tow Neb., L\ ri 2 2 North ot otine, wanta lsnd 1a) araxe moAY, - PROPRIETOR Koep Horses and Mulos conetantly on hand which difierence. wo will eell In retail or carload lots l; iZN. an i 148 in central fowa for ‘ll Ql k v', t d Henresentefl and, 8 er, Friis, s o 218,unother stook of drugs valuo from §500 to & eilway T ot OcK Viarranteo as B meow e Rallway Time Table, Wikl sl oo Gt sl o v 0 » ebraska vown wants partly improved land, Swan QOUNCIL, BLUFFS. sonsblo fatlsfaction Gusranteod. Walker, & S L N y 1 v 7 M 'q F‘,;T’u.n,m:m,.m. writo to.0r callupon Swan & o ffiowing ara the tma of the anrival sad do. SCHLUTER o BOWILEY Walker. ant to sell, buy, or t - parl i e s i ek 1 i y i g, Coll B, &'W. about 1wk & Waiker, Coune Dom morte ™ posio contral, stadand thue, ab the Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, cil Bluffs Iowa, utes earller and arzive ou minutes later, T — — = ancmn o v . DkragT, Arniva, T J. L. UzBEVOISE, i doru : 1} : For any case of Kidoey or liver disesse or dyspepsia rhenmatism, or any diseasa indudeed ) 18 43D 87, PAUL, by a lack of native power, that cannot he cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith'a Eloctrio Expross elts and Appliavces. No, 40, Fourth St., Council Bluffa, No. 607 Brosdwsy Council Bluffs, Al NI'S WANTED, R. Rice M.D, | Norene & Landstrom, CANCERS or other tumois removel without the Loula Express 1 - ;3 Ld /l knife or drawing of blood, 8:.00ru Transfer * Tra 'v an 1y o S i AANALS Ciry, BT, JOB AND OOUBGIL Ovor thirty years practical expericnce, Cffice | g6 r M Express o, Pe u_l [l Counell Eluffs. QIOUX OITY AKD PACIFIO, LA N BORM ENabRWSR geIY| Suitetoordordo latert siyles at chenpest powiblo pricth o o pin | UNIoN PAGIIC, N. 80HURZ, | 11:00 & w or Express a3 r u — = 2 | "1:06 » w0 8O &RV 2:85 ¢ M| == — eid [l] n 'p | 7:66 v u ¥xpress 880 A ¥ . DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAIA, —— - - 140 & m. . 180250 . s S "fl"\fl"gi? avln{i‘avh;‘s:mu ul[’l(l)‘l"; A “;‘lnl'lh :l, :llmuu- [ L !l AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. - — —— — Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, i e 605 Breadway, " . Council Bluffs. Ww.P. AYLWORTH The only all night house xfi..‘ city, Everythiog served in first class stylosnd oo shos - notice, Mot end cold lunches always ready. 1C. F. COODRIAR. S\ holesale Druggists HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER e s ¥ : Te ] 1 1 Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satlsfaction guarantoed, Frame how a]fl S LS amls BS afl Hl []w moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W, B, ATLEWORTE. /] 1 1010 Ninth Street, Council Llufte OMAHA, NEB.