Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BFE. Q0UNCIL BLUFFS. Batarday Morning, July 25, | SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Osrrier =« 90 senbs per woek By Mail - 910,00 per your tegutlican Couniy onvention, The republicans of Pottawattami coun ty, Towa, will meet In delegate conven tlon at the court room In Coancil Blaffs, Wednesday, August 10th, 1885, at 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of select. Ing twonty-three delegates to the repub. llcan state conventlon, to be held at Daa Molnes, Tows, August 26ih, 1885, The baals of the representation in the county convention will be one delegate for each township ot precinct, and one delegate for each fifty votes or fractlon of over twenty-five cast for the Hon, Frank D. Jackson, secretary of state, at the last annual election. This will entitle the eeyeral townshlps and precincts to to the followlng representation: Boomer. .. 2| Lagton......cc..o B Belknap. ... 4| Lincoln . Crescent. 2| Lewis. . E ont 1 | Mandonia. ... 8 4 | Minden 2 1 | Neola walk 3 | Pleasant Hazel Dell 3| Rockfor James. ... 3 | Silyver Croel Kano— 15t ward . . h!thlsy ¥ ‘¢ —2dward... Y| Washington . ¢ —3dward... 7| Waveland.. .3 —ith ward. . 10 | Wright........... 8 Keog Creek S e T L) {nox ... A v Total........ 17 The primatles in the soveral townships will be held on Saturday evening, August 16th, at 8 o'clock, unless otherwlse or- dered. By order of the republlcan county central commlitteo, Councll Bluffs, July 31at, 1885, Jxcon Stus, Chalrman, MINOR MENTION. Relter, morchant tatlor, for fine goods. Bed springs end matiresscs at unheard- of prlces at Mandol's, Great bargalns in cooking stoves, tin- waro and crockery at Mandel's, WTickets are now on ealo at Foster's drag store for the Purjtan and Cavaller. Tickets on sele at Foster's drug store for the lectura of Stephen A. Douglar, Reserved seats 50 cents. Some of the prlsoners are now belng kopt at work on the streets cleaning off the mud. Concordla lodge Knights of Pythlasls to indulge In a picnic to-morrow if the weather smiles on the enterprise. A memorlal service for General Grant will be held at the Broadway Methodlst Eplscopal church Sundsy evening at 8 o'clock. Permit to wed was yesterday glven to Moses Doty, of Garner townshlp, and Miss Katharine Beck, of thls city. D. B. Clark has award of tho jury In the condemnlog of 1and for the now Kansas City road bed near this city. Ed. Bennett, the cashler of the Ameri- can express company, who was overcome by the heat yesterday, Is recovering from the efiects rapidly. Now let some one get out an Injanctlon agalnst anybody trylng to get out an- other injunctlon. That would be a fit- ting climax to the injunction rage. Mr. McBride and Frank Cook yester- day presented to Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army cof the Republic, through Wall McFadden, a large pictare of Grant, An unoccupled house at the corner of Ninth avenue and Sixth street, owned by A. B, Walker, was struck by lightning Thursday n'ght, the chimney knocked off and the roof somewhat injured. Arrangements have been made for a tecturo here by Steven A. Douglas, jr., on Wednesday evenlng of next week, While here Mr. Douglas will be the guest of Mr. George Keelluef on Park avenuo. On account of the {llness of Mre. Falk, the organ concert has been indefinitely postponed. This isa disappolntment to the muslc lovers, bnt the assurance is given that they will yet have the treat at some future date, Marrled—By the Rev. J. Fisk, at his resldence on Benton street, Luther Hol- comb and Mary A, Coy, both of Counell Bluffs, They started for Valentlne, Nobrasks, carrylng with them the good wishes of kind frlends, Peter Laustrop, who is deallng In real estate in Kansas and Minnesota, and who Is getting up weokly excurslons of land purchasers, 1s making his headquarters with Willlam Laatrop, at No. 306 Broadway. Desplte the threatening weather there were a goodly number who attended the lawn party and supper glven by the Con- gregatlonal ladies at the resldence of J, E. Harkness, on'First avenue, yesterday afternoon and evening, [ {One of the largo plate windows in the Councll Bluffs carpet company's store, on Broadway, was broken yerterday In a rather mysterlous way, there being eev- eral theorles of the cause, with no very eatisfactory to prove any of them, The stroke of lightning which lojured the chimney of the Empkle hardware company’s block Thureday night caused such a shock to Mtss Wyckoff’s boardir « house, on Fourth street, that the plaster- log nearly all fell from the walls of one room, The trlo who were so badly clubbed In an altercation with Ofticer Smullen, havo been dlsposed of, the first starter, Tim Ryan, belng fined $5 snd coxts, his brother, the giaut, belog dissharged, and the third one, James Turner, baiug fined as & plaln drunk, The Home of the Fricndless seems to be feeling the general depresston, the re. oeipta for the week balng §10.03 in cagh, aud $0 In werchandite. To thus pro- vide for alamily of forty odd takes some appouled fiow o THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BIUFFS SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1885, IIIEEG: e e e ——————————— = “‘-fi—‘.—%fl frelght agent, and 7. N. Babcock, locil J. L. UsBEVOISR, THE REMINGTON financlerlng, and by no means meeta the needs of the Institation. The house located on the corner of Seventh avenue and Ninth street, lately owned by M. A, Upton, and sold by him to Mr. Ament, was struck by lightning in Thursday night's storm, and the chim ney knocked off and the roof somewhat damaged. The honse was not ccsupied. Frank Hunter, deputy clerk of the Unlted States court retarned yesterday, having been called from his officlal duties by the lllness and death of his father, who dled at Browning, Mo., a few days ago, and who was taken to Summit, Tows, and lald to rest beside his wife, who dled some twelve yeara bofore. Dave Twombley, who has served ac- ceptably as foreman of the ocar depart- ment of the Chlcago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, hisa resigned this position to accept a better one on the Kansas Clty, In the south, (. O, Case has been appolnted to fill the vacancy thus caused, and there s no doubt bat that he will fill 1t well, At the Oongregational church to-mor- row morning the pastor, Rev. G, W. Crofts, will preach a memorlal sermon on the life and character of Gen. Grant. There will be no evenlng eervice, it hav- Ing been declded to suspend the evening services for alx weekas on account of the heat. Officer O'Brien was busy yesterday huntlng over the clty for some fellows who were wanted eclrewhere on a charge of larceny, atd of whom he had a descrlption, Several pereons were plcked up on suspleion, three being found in the notorlous colored houee on Pierce street, kept by the Johnsons, but they proved to be rallway boys and not the ones wanted. The statements made by the other papers of the clty that Deputy Unlted States Marshal McCreary had been suc- ceeded by West proves to be premature, for no such change has been made, and may not be. McCreary has the assur- ance that he is to hold on for the present, and perhaps permanently, and that there will at least be no ckange until Marshal Campbell comes here and looks over the situatlon, Judge Conner has issned the desired Injunction restralning Clty Welghmaster Galvin from running a saloon at Weston. Galvin seems to be in hard luck all around, his clty ofice not proving as profitable as he expected, and now his new venture has gone wrong. He will have to joln in with the other members of the political trio, and beg the Wash- Ington authorltles to glve him an Indian to feed, or some other lucrative position. “Doc"” Scott, who Is one of the well- known characters In the city, has been complalned of before Justice Schurz, by Fred Bokemper, who declares that Scott has been committing perjury. The wvuble aroma from the fact that Scott, who kept bar for Bokemper, sued him for wages, and In the trial of the case, some tlme ago, before Justlca Fralney, Scott swore that he dld mot work for Bokemper just for his board, which Bokemper now declares he can prove was deliberate perjury. Scott has not been arreeted yet, and hence no time set for a hearing. Prof. C. B. Lipfert has arrlved fn the clty, with the Intention of permanently locating here and opening an academy of musle, giving Instractlon in all branches of the art, and securing for this purpose needed assiatants, He comes here with the reputation of belng a thorough musi- clan and an excellent tcacher., He s especially skilifal In the handling cf the organ and plano, Mr. Mueller, whose name ls 8o widely and favorably kuown In muslcal matters, sposks very highly of him, and s giving him all the encourage- meut and help In starting that is possl- ble, and as there ls an excellent opening here for such an Institution, he will doubtlees succeed, The Bek yesterday morning chronicled the fact that several boxes of clgars had been glven to the fire depariment asa slight token of appeclation felt of the valiant way In which they pat ont the blaze the other night. Yesterday some of the boys were Inquiring where the clgara had gone to. It 1s clalmed that as usual, No. 4 got not a single sniff, and that No. 1 got fifteen, Now the boys wonder what become of the rest of the soveral hundreds. It seems that thereis hardly as even a division of clgars as there s of labor, The boys are satlsfied that the doner meant all right, and that he 18 not to be blamed, but that the elgars fell Into unfortunate hands, A fellow whose namo is Good, If his reputation s not, was arrested somo tme ago for being too intimste with a dusky matden whom he had the effeont- ery to Ineist ho was golng to marry, He was glven a fow hours to ramove himself from the clty, but yesterday the police eyes spled him and he was brought up to the statlon to glve an ascount of him- solf. Itseomed that he had picked up a green German who had rome money and who was bound for Chicago. Good satd that he was golng that way himsclf, and In view of bis previous record the sus plelon was aroused that he proposed to his experlence for some of the money. There was not oyl however, to German ad- Gorman's denco enough agalns’ him, wairant his beiog held, but the was pat on bls guard and Good wa vised to travel in rome other direotion. Arrangements have been made for grand excarelon to 8x, on Thorsda July 50th, leaving Council Blofls at snd ar leve for home st any time they may cheose, The fara for the round trip bas been placed at §4.95. This glves the peoplo of 1his y| cinity an excellont opportunity to visit this popular and pleasaut rosort, and to bave a werey time with viry little ex peese, Those dealr'ng further particg Iars can obtaln them by oslling at the ing there In the af. ernoon, with the excureionisis to leave for MOURNING THE HERO. Conteil Blefls Cilizens Making Saitable Arrangements, The Committees Appointed, The storm Thareday night interforred greatly with themeeting of clt/zana callad at Masonic hall to make arrangements for the day of Gen. Grant's funeral, and #0 postponement wes had untll yesterday morning, when the followlng committeo of one hundred was chosen to make the needed preparations. THE COMMITTEE, E. E. Hardness, M. Gallagher, George F. Wright, B S, Terwllliger, J. M, Phil- lips, Martin Hughes, J. T, Stewart, John Berahelm, W, O, Wirt, Wells Qook, John Oliver, Willlam Shepard, A. T, EI' well, John T. Baldwin, George Wheeler, D. C. Bloomer, Ed H. Scott, Willlam Minster, D. F. Eicher, John Bennett, Owen Wickham, H. Metcalf, Willlam Maloney, E. B. Gardlner, W. R, Vaughn, Willlam Oliver, Fred Spetman, Thomas Evane, John Dohaney, H, H. Flelde, Thomas Cavin, J, L, Foreman, P. Wind, P. Beotelle, Jno. Keller, J, O, Lee, Jno. Beno, Wm. Hardin, P. C. De Vol, Dr. Woodbury, O. M, Brown, W, J. Hancock, Henry Van Brant, Dr, Lscy, Vie Keller, Samuel Elseman, N, M. "Pusey, Max Mohn, C. Geise, J, L, Formen, Mark Duryee, L. W, Tulleys, A. W. Street, Jno. Linder, Chrls, Straub, Wm, Gallup, L. Prouty, L, B, Coustns, H, O. Hammond, T. M, ult, Chas, Kelth, J. M. Kelth, S. §, Stevens, M. J. Alworth, H. C, Oheney, W, H. Burne, Jacob Sims, Dr, Ploney, Dr. Green, A. B. Walker, Luclus Wolls, W. W. Loomis, N. S. Patterson, George Oannon, G. O. Prescott, John Dickey, T. G. Pleffer, H, C, Beebe, T. W. McUagan, .J. P. Casady, George F. Smith, James Porterfield, Spencer Smith, Msj, Lyman, F. M. Hunter, C. H. Sholes, D. J. Rockwell, the Rev. Mec. Menomy, the Rev. McCrary, the Rey. Cooley, the Rev. A. K. Bates, the Rev. G. W. Crofts, the Rev. T. J. Mackay the Rey. G. C. Corlstiansey, the Rev. S, M. Williams, the Rov. A, O, Doffellng, the Re G, Leman, Frank Cock, Dr, Guitar, At sald meeting for the purposes afore- sald the following gentlemen were ap pointed as executive committee: John Lindt, Jchn Epenter, Henry Elseman, James P, Wickham, J, L. Salllvan, C. Johns, C. Bousen, L. Kirechf, E. F. Holmes, E. J. Abbott, E. L. Shugart, J. B. Atklns, Thomas Bowman, W. F. Sapp, Maj. Marshall, J. W. Peregoy, W. C. James, 8. Farnsworth, Phil Armour, J. C. DeHaven, Andy Graham, S, S. Kel- ler, J. J. Brown, There wasalso appointed at sald meet- ing a committee to draught and sabmit at a general mass meeting, to be held In this city on the day of the burial of Gen. ticket cflice, No, 507 Hr. edway, or by addresslug 8, 8 Stevens, goneral azent Chleago, Rook Ialand & Pacitie, Council Bluffs, L. S. Grant, suitable resolutions expres- sive of the eminent public services, private and publlc virtues, sterling worth and Inestimable character of a long life of wusefulness of Gen. Grant, and also exprossive of the deep sense of sorrow felt by our people o account of the nation’s loss In his death, and tendering the heartfelt sympathy of all the people of Council Bluffs and southern Iowa to the widowand bereaved famlly in this great sfiliction through which they are called to pass, to-wit: C. R. Scott, J. H, Keatley, C. M, Harl, J. N. Baldwin, W. H. M. Pueey, 0. H. Manning, Col. Daily. Another mseting of cltizens was held Jast evening and varlous sub-committeen appoiated, and adjournment taken until evening. GEN. HOWARD THE ORATOR, Headquarters Department of the Platte, Omaha, Neb., July 24, 1885, J. H. Marshall, W. H. M. Pasey, H. H. Field, committee of cltizens of Councll Blaffs, Mesars:—Your kind ard preesing In- vitatlon to be present with you in Council Bluffs and participate In memorial ser- vices cn the day of Gen. Grant's funeral ceremonles, {s recefved, and 1 write you the same answer I have glven you person- ally, that it wlil attord me a sad pleasure to accept your Invltation, and further, as you deslre it, to glve you s brief address touching the life and eervices of him whoee loss we now £o deeply foel, With much estoem I remsin, gentlmen, Yours respectfully, 0. 0. Howar, Brig. Gen'l U, S, Army. ATTENTION, SOLDIERS, All comrades of the unlon army In the late rebellion, in memory and respect to our country's hero, statesman and sold!or, Ulysses S. Grant—he who led us to vic— tory and has gono from us to join the grand army above—we ask all comrades to wear in remembrance the loyal emblem of likerty for thirty days, emblem to con- olst of black crape 24 fnches In diameter with red, white and biue ribbon In center, By order of Cor Jouy H, KearLey, Chmn, Vet. Association. P. C. Abe Lincoln Post, Jxo, Lixpr, Read Judd & Smith's offer o reward in another column, TIES THAT BIND, $1,000 Au Impurtant Gathering of Big Rail- way Ofiicials, There wes a largs gathering of dis- tinguished raflroad mon yesterday at the Transfer Unfon Paclfic hotel, in this city. Thelr object was to arrange the pro. portlonate expenses to bo pald by the different roads running into this clty to maintain the transfer, The meet'ng was attended by . T, lark, gencral superintendent; A, J, Earl. ling, aselatant general superintendent; M Giaul aseistant general Irelght azent, and F. A, Nash, local general egent of the Ohicago & St. Paul rallrosd E. P Ripley, general freight agent; J. D Beeler, general superintendendent W. F Merrill, euperintendent and Charlea Kvi h, local general sgent, f 1he Chicago, Borl ngton & Qalncy railroad. K. H. Wade, superintendent of tran portatlon; R G. But'er, divislon super tendent; M Kulght, ' gencral frolght sgent and F. M. Ganlt, local genorsl ent, of the Wabash, St, Louis & Ia- cific railroad J. M Johnson, first assletant general frolght agert; H F. Rog: 8, Buperintend- ent Iowa lines, J. T. Given, general eu perintendert and S, S, Stevens, local gencral sgent of the Chicago, Rock Telard & Poclific railr ad, W. 8, Mellen, nesis'aut general super fotenden; H, G. Burt, superintendent lowa divislon; H. R, McCulioch, general general agent of thiChicago and North- western rallroad. Willlam H. Burn loeal frelght agent; S, T. Smith, genermuperintendent, and 0. H. Dorrence, sutintendent Nebras. ka diviston of the Ulon Paolfic. WThe Chicsgo, Brlington & Quincy road were admittedinto the poo), they to pay thelr share ( the expenses, It has been stated thatthe meoting was to roturned from a visito friends in St, Paul, Mrs, D, W, Bashell is receiving a visit | from her mother, Mr Alvy, of Chicago, Col. J. W, Chapmn still lies very low at his recidence corner « Sixth street and Fifth avenue, C. W, Stever, ofDes Moines, passenger agent of the Atchin, Topeka & Santa Fe, was in the city yestday, Gus Baumen, of © Mount Vernon Hawk- eye, has been epenog a day or two in the city, the guest of V'S, Baird, E. D. Fuller has turned from his visit to New York, and is tting ready to start out in Towa to rep-mt the Mueller music company. N. Heaton, casix of the Norton county bank, Kansas, was the city yesterday visit- ing Col. J, W, Chman, who owns an inter- est in the bank witMr. Heaton, Edward Walterthe bookkeeper for Burn- ham, Tulieys & Copany, celebrated his birth- day yesterday, byinviting his fellow em- ployes to a little sper at Louie & Metzger's, T e Sabstantial atract of title and real eatate loans. JW. and E. L. Squires, 102 Pearl stroet — —— Real Eate Transfers. The followIngre the transfers of real estate as recond In the office of the registrar, and sported to the Bek by A. J. Stephenn, for Friday, July 24, 1885: George H. Ipkins to Charles Deer, lots 15 and lhlock 3, Howard’s add; 600. 2 M. C. Honton to Thomas Smith, partnef ne} 377, 43; 44, Amelta Hurr, ex't'x, to William T. Smith, e} se} 77, 42; $760. Total sales, | 404. — — Fine new seltlons of 50 cent musle booke, also chio selections of 5 and 10 cent muric ; Mueller's, 103 Maln street. Ca all The Jew York CA PLUMIING CO’Y. o 552 3roadwav:; o CouncilBluffs, Iowa|= SANITARY ron & EYDRAULIC rate ENGITEERS,PUB- LIC aid PRIVATE Onion Ticket Agent Upholstery and Drapery Work a Laroest in the West and is being continnally replentshed by 405 Broadway &7 Consul SPECIAL NOTICES $1000 REWARD No. 607 Broadway Oounoll Blafts, Railway Time Table, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, OUNCIL BLUFFS Standard TypeWriter At the New Orleans Exposition, Chicago OfF o get the ““Q " back fto the ‘‘divy.” but I The Jury of awards critice 1y exatotned the varions wiitlog f achines, an | 1 by the railroad | The following are the times of the arrival and Ae. | thircs ¢ te to givo the highcst award to t x this has been dentl by fariare of Arains by oontral standard timo, a4 the | # i o~ men. looal depots. 8 leave tranater depod fen tmim B deciston cf this juty was fgnored byt 1 " The meeting adjorned to meet at the | atos earller and arrive ten minntes Iaer. AEEy 5160 fay © committeo of aw and other e were alde same place two wiks from yesterday,| oxeanr, ARRIVE, g ahodes August 17 #£10460 And RoRTEWRSTE 8. This second jury alo critically examinod the v » 1 made t The abov 11 the partienlars| 825 4 % Mafl and Expross S 8 o i it ot y od the vari s & mechines, and made tho award of a e above werenl © par 12:40 » M Accommodation 480 p u |V €488 £OI modal, the highust award, to the Reurvorox Standurd Type Wilter, for “elmplioity, dars that could be learne of any of the per-| 530 ¢ u Expross 9:05 A M | Lility, ease of manipulation and epeed y v #ons attending, aniin response to the OHI0AGO AND ROOK ISLAND, M A (ueary as to what 1e object of another|o:26 A u Mail and Expross Saygo, | Porvot¥ale Jury whs made, delivered 80 and rocaipted for iy the co nmitise of wwards meeting was, If allne basinoss was sim- [ 720 4 X Accummodation Ay 0, ply to Chi’\i]k up sl divide ‘"“t“"‘""l;‘; 10460, MILWAUKKR AND AY, PAUL, e mombors of this ury wore never discharged expensos, tha respcss was, ‘‘jast to talk | 500, o Mall and Exprosa 0:50 ¢ ¥ 6. No oth jover matters a Itlo further.” This|ss'r u Espross 906 A HillstAllo e I WUV . ‘“‘talklng over matrs a little farther,’ CUI0AG0, BURLINGTON AND QUINOT, 7. The sizners of th.s award arc honorable and well known gentleman, 101 A Jdrossos aro Chatlos ot arranged yet per- | 0:50 A Mail and Express 710 v u | A. Morgan, Esq., ecuthern managor of R, G. Dunn & Co., New Orlea v Bx-Goron ‘“dl"""" that all In YONILY; & l{not’hor 80 ¢ As comin odation 2:00 P.% | 1 8 comm 6 W R Ty bk - ] XL T Frank Bacon manently and eatinctorlly, and W8 ¢ ¢ provs Bi60A "M 8 ssionor of Kansas, and presidentof the U, 8. board of commisioners, Chanute Kas; Goo. A, meeting 1a necessar. WABASH, BT. LOUIS AND rAcIFIO, Beaton, Eeq., stonographer and secretary of the board of U, 8, commisesonere, Colambs. o1 o. ————— ¥ u ocal 88 Louls Expross Local —— Mhe afldavits b t s h Dr. West, dently over Bxk office, i, i e The affldavi ! these gentiemen and the history of the cantost, which we are preparing In ———— RARAAS IYY, B, JO AND COUNGIL BLUYYS, pamphled form, we will Le pleased to furnish on ap plicaticn FEBO| b 10,08 A & Mall and Exprose 840 ¢ M The fellowing is the reportim — . 816 P M Express 6:26 A M s Wanid fad A4, 50 3, i COMUAD KAV Bots ot 008 ore? A PAC. % 10 WOFIds Industrial and Cotton Centernlal Exjxsition, New Orleans. Jury roport. Application trip to Spirit Like, 7:20 A M Mall tor Sloux City 8:50 » m | NO. 846; group 8; clasa 014, Com petition, A trip to Spirit Leke, 780 ¢ Expross for 8 Paul 9:26 4 M R p— i ’ Mra, J, T, Stevwartnd family are sojourn UNION PAGIFIC, ¥ Jm-‘,-.':(..‘».»‘:,\..(..‘m..... bavlig carefally examined the oxhibis made by i S 11:00 A & Denver Expross it e & et Tlion, Now York, and all competing exbibite, concur in- recommending the awand ing at Colfax Springt / 1108 * 4 Lincoln Pass O'a & R V ot a first class medal for the Standard Type- Writer, for slwplicity, duralility, ease of wan puiation and C. R, Stepheni, ¢ Lincoln, was among| 7:65 r Overland Express spoed. those at Bechteley yterday, DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATIA. . " ) 3 ™ Loave ZCouncil IBlufts — 6:55—7:5 Dated this 0th dey of May, 1 GRO. BEATON ) ZMrs. John Fox ancdaughter, Emma, have | 11 4o o ) 80 CHAS. A MONGAN, Luurors; ] FRANK BACON, WIKOFF', SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 389 Dreadway, New York £5 Madison St C. H.SHOLES. Agent, Couneil Bluffs, Towa. ARPET GOMPANY |~ CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, HOUSE MOVER 3rick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous AND RAISER. moved on Little Giaut trucks, the best in the world, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G0ODS Rugs, Ete., Ete. reful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufts SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 CouNcrL BLurrs, - - - Maln St., Towa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. N. J. BwansoN. Swecialty. Our stock is the And all kinds of musies] Ingtruments. of eve confident of giving the hest of satistaction. C. E. SwansoN SWANSON MUSIC €O, Pianos and description tuned and ropaired. 20 Having over 14 years ex] Rememr tke place. Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS organs sol on the icstallment jlan. Musieal nstru. 1cc 0 the businoss we fee Sign of the It orzan BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA tho lavest and choicest noveltles, Council Buufis R, Rice M. D, (IERS, o cther tumors removel without the N ) knife or drawing of blood. R[]ML' DISEASES. of all kinds a specialty Cilice ) ver thirty years practical expericn earl street, Council Blufls. tiou free. Keep H, SCH KIEL SALE STABLES orses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell Iu retail or carlosd lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholezalo and rotall delers in Graln snd Baled Hay. Pricos ros. sonablo Satisfaction Guarauteed. LUTER « BOWLREY Cor. bth Av, and 4th St., Council Bluffs. = OTIOK.—8pocial & vertisements, sue a8 Lost ind, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, eto., will bo insertod in $his column al of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first {nsortion FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequont in- vertisoments At our ofoe, No, Tondway WANTR rt-class waiter immediately ot Louio 5 Bre SYSTIMS of SEW- ERACE, WATER|F WORXSS and VEN- TILATION design- ed andconstructed. PLUMBING work JOR RE T gocd ey, IReR It wil pay office, Council Eluffe, Hon e Ne. 411 North Eighth streot, cistern, honke raised aud lot filled, T“Uouss No. 132 Harrlson strcct. § converient, and in good repair. T—IHouse No P43 OR SALE—An clogant Wiscensin summer resort, 60 nercs, 100 tillable, rallway station and storm landing; ‘frawe houst for hcmestead; pay)ilion, cellus, reetaurant, ice house, tenement house, barn, 8(0'truit treet, 8 acies grapes, boate, ete. “A fne’ resort, £00 feot urin rver, aid 120 fect above Baralioo 04 year, Addresy W. & S., Drk N in all its branches. This «omwvanv have Robrasks or Dakota, lot us hear from you. OR SALE—Lands Improved asd unlmproved. 1t you want a farm in wostern lows, Kansss BWAN & WALKRR, I T oneof-hebest assort- ed stoks ot plumb- ing gordsin the west. Estimates furnish- ed. H. Birkinbine: > Manager.| D . NEW YORK, |} PLUMBING CO'Y|j; LW 552 BROADWAY, | Telephone No. 27. JACOB SIMS, 2816, ancther stook ) Attorney - at-Law|: P S r ar 'nn R. B0EURZ, mstice of the Peace JITIUK OVER ANKRIOAN RXPRENS OUNCIL RETR TOWA B i BANKERS OR SALE—louses, Lots and Land A J Ftophenson, 603 First avenue. elts and A AGE. pliar ces, 5 WANTED, AND “THE Ever, notice. l{nt snd co Merchant 1 Suita to order in latest stylos at cheapest possiblo prices. $i i i i i disaasa indndeed P case of Kidney or livar disease or dyepepsia, rheumatism, or any dissasn ind byl a 1ach of mative power, that caunot be ourad by the use of Dra, Judd & Smitha Elocteio No. 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, ailors No, 205 Main St., Councii Bluff PEHEENIX ENGLISH "™ Llegular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 605 Breadway, . The only all night house in the cit KITCHEN. 25 cents, - Council Bluffs. ythirg served in firet clusa style snd on shoe old lunches nlways ready. o hotels in aiff. 0 KXCAANG—B 6,19, b 10, b 13 erentlocatl nm fcr sale of for trad 158, spocial bargain; 400 4 improved farm worth $18,000, price for a short time £16,000, will trade low priced Western lands, Swan & Walker, 201, eaddlery Hardwsre manufacturing estah. ment etock and machines land Bwan & Wake) , stock (f dry goode, it 9,000, in un gaod e Hwan & Walkor. ,/value 7,000, for ohucil Bluffs. iea and hardwaro, tern Nebraska tow good Towa town, value 4,000, wanis an’ im u westorn Tows, Swah & Walker, K of hardware In ftuben Co. Indians, value about §4,000. Bwan & Walker: £08, new stock of bar. ware in a live Nebraska town fos Swan & Walker mients snd shelt ants & good lw ved farm. 203, » §10,000 atock of clothing In & good Wis. conln city, § in lands and belance cash or im. ority. Beautiful store room at ow rent. aiser. 0, ttock of mixed hardwaro fna live weatorn | = Towa town for cheap lsnds, value #6,000. Swan alker 211, fine brlck bock, renta well, In & live central In.t ne room oceupied w oral stock of da, wants an improved farm, ; building 5 §7,000. Swau & & alke 3,000 i, wants land fn h Wostorn Towa, for §6,000, and will pay Swan & Welker. 0 steck of drugs in central fowa for & Walerr. t 500 to §700 with store buil riska Lown wants partly improved lan. kor. k_{ull particulars, write to or_call upon Swen & Walher. 1t you want to sell, buy, or tradeany g, tell B & W about it. Ewan & Walker, Coun. 8. OFFIOER, W. H, M. PUSE Officer & Pusev. Councll Eluffs, Iowa. Established, - 1865 HAIR GO Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, ODS Prices MRS.C. L. GILLETTE., Formerlv MRS. J.J. GOODE, 29 Mzin street, Council Biuff. " WELLS COOK, Geners] Agent at Largo s Sarpry Fosp Svsmes,” HARTFORD Life and Annuity Ins.Co Brancd Weereny Deror, 22 P, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IA, Srreer, ORLY HOTEL [ MAX MOHN, In Councll Bluffs having ESCAPE, ements, call bally, re , Main Strect, PROPRIETOR HOUSE | Madame £, J Balc‘ear; 18} ) practising 1 Wt No i8N Gth 8tre Who for tho rast 19 ¢ cutmatliin and il kil of he Dr. E. J. Balcear, hih th St - Council Bluffs | I'euit, | AND GARDEN FARM FOR sl in go.d idou orty SALE, - B AL V. KELLER, tice, Couuctl Elufle, Nr