Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1885, Page 6

6 J0UNCIL BLUFFS TueSday Morning, August 4. BUBSORIPTION BATES, By Overier » = - 20 sents por wook By M - 2 910,00 per yosr MINOR MENTION, Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goode. Little Harry, son of H, H. Van Brunt, accidentally scalded both his feet badly yesterday. The fire Iads of No. 4 have recelved a supply of olgars aa a slight recognition of the fact that they were at the fire lu the Everett block, where they did as noble work as any company Lost—Rither at the Ogden house or between the Ogden house and Maln street, a roll of bills contalnlog $170.00. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving ‘he same at the Ogden house. Soldiers, Attentlon !—All soldiera of the late war are requested to report at the G. A. R. hall, on Pearl street, promptly at 7:30 o’clock on Friday even- Ing, where arrangements will be made in tribate to our old commander, By order of John Lindt, P. C. of Abe Lincoln Post; Joseph Cromer, adjutant. The bottom dropped out of a case in Justice Schurz's court yesterday because of the rullng of the court that in order to show the value of a dog the fact must first be established that there was a mar- ket and a market price. The party whose dog had been slain was able to prove that there was a market for some kinds of dogs, but not of the kind that he had. The standlng water near the corner of Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue is cansing a terzible stench in that locality, and those llving near are complalning bitterly. 1If some of those who are fight- ing the cemetery so energetically would spend a little of their force In suppressing such cauees, of diseases as this, the pub- lic would have more falth in thelr profes- slons of belng Interested In the general health of the city. — —— Dr. West, dentlst, over BEE office. e ——— Sabstantial abstract of title and real eatate loans. J. W, and E. L. Squires, 102 Pearl strest. FAMILIARYY BREED3 CON- TEMPT. 1s ¢he City Jail to be a Loafing ¥lacs For Prostitutes? A dirgustlog but by no means unusual eight was presented at the city jail yes- terdsy. One of the most brazen women of {he street was hanging about the offico for & balf Lour or more, chatting with e cfficlals In a free and easy way, and exchanglng vulgarities. It was no doubt funny for the proetitute and for the offi- cials, but it was dleguating to even the newspaper mer, who in gathering up sil sorts of ltems from all sorts of people hear enough hard talk to harden their sense of modesty somewhat. The other day one of the police officers was seen starding on a prominent street, not a block from the police headquarters, and from the court, talking with a no- torlous prostitute, and from a distance it did not appear to be concerning cfficial buslness, as the prostitute In her joklng with the etar of the night, helpad her- self to a clgar from the policeman’s pocket. Such are mere Inatances of the apparent famillarlty which exists be- tween some of the most notorfous charac- ters In the city, and some of the sup- goued preservers of the peace. It has a ad look, and when the practice gets so common that the city jail cffice Is tarned into a loaficg place for such characters, and for the carrying on of an Interchange of vulgaritles of speech and jokes, be- tween prostitutes and officers, it is time that a reform was instituted. e PERNO NAL, Leonard Everett, with his brother Ned, is off at Okaboge lake for a week’s vacation, C. E, Brook is back from one of his succsso- ful misslovary trips for Peregoy & Moore, C. Ed Parsons, who has been in Nebraska the past two or throe weeke, has como home. Mies May Marshall has accepted a position in the office of the Council Bluffs Water com- pany. Dr. Jefferion loft Sunday night on a trip to the northern part of the state, expecting to bo absent for soveral days. Dick Ricketts is hobbling about on four legs, Hois uffering still from the injuries received at the Lauzendorfer fir, J. M. Phillips 13 spending o few days at Spirit Lake, where other members of the family have been sojourning for a number of weeks, Charles Bullock of Denison, was in the city yesterday and dined with Tom Bowman at Bechtele's, This smells like & postoffice con- firmation, Dr. Woodbury, eon and two daughters go to Spirit Lake tonight, The young ladies will remain thore while the two doctors go to Minneapolis to attend the American Dental convention, e o ee— = Dr. Wiles, Eye, Ear and Throat speclalist, roow 5 Kverett block, e — Workers with metals generating eleo. trlcity escaped the chelera of '40, Then use our electrio belts. Judd & Smith, Councll Blufis, Agents wanted, e e—— Attention, Comrades ! All cfticers, solciers and eailors, who are not affiliated with an armg scoiety, sro requested to meet at Grand Army hall, Tuesday evening, ot 7:30 for the puipose of organiziog to attend memorial excrolses. Lot every comrade ‘fall in” once more and take part in the laet ead xltes to honor of our cld comrade, J. B. Arkins, Joux Fox, JoN. H Kearrey, GEo. Oagson, e — The dentsl rooms of Dre. Woodbury & 8Bon will be closed until ahout Avgust 10, e —— The proceedings of the city council laet evening are to be found on another pege, THE DAILY BEE--COU A LUSTFUL TRAMP. An Outrageous Assault on & Farmer's Wife, The report has reached this city of an attempted ountrsge on Mrs, Walters, a resldent of Jackson township, in Shelby county, and the following details are gleaned from an exchange: On the day of the ocenrrence, Mr. Walters, with a number of hands, was engaged in harvesting. In the evening, or rather after the evening meal, the men concladed to return to tho harvest field, which was folly a mile and a balf from the house. Mra, Walters and a three months old child wers the only occupants of the house. She left the bulld- ing a moment, and on her return com- menced washing dishes, Hardly had she touched a dish when she waa selzed from behind, shaken reverely, jerked violently forward and back, until she was almost senseless, She recognized her assailant as a tramp, and nerved herself for the struggle. He attempted to throw ber down, but she managed to escape his olutches and started from the house, screaming at every slep, Ho followed her, capturing her about ten rods from the house, and dragged her back to the door. Here she clutched his throat; and held on with such a grip that ho was compelled to loosen his hold, when she started agaln for the field, calling to the men, The tramp selzed a club and threatened to kil the child. At this Mro. Walters picked up & club and started for him She swung tho weapon to the right and left of bis head, and made It 80 warm that he had to retreat, Mra, Walters then hastened to the house, plcked up the child, and started for the field. Her clothing was nearly torn from her body, and she was bruised about the arms and face, aud the blood was streaming from several wounde. She had proceeded but & short distance when she discovered the men coming toward her. Sho gave one scream and fell, exhausted. The men has- tened to her, and In »n Instant realized the sltnation, Mr, Walters and one of the men worked with her a few minutes. when' she regalned consclousness and told her story. In the meantime the other men had hurried to the house and mado a gearch for the villain, bat he had departed. In short order a large force were on the track of the tramp, but no trace of him could be found. The peo- ple were terrlbiy excited, and had he beon captured he surcly would haye been lynched. At last accounts Mrs, Walters was confined to ber room, the shock to her nervous system being so great as to bring on a severe {liness. A reward of $100 is offered for the follow, who Is de- scribed as being 23 years of age, a for- eigoner, Swede or Dane, wore a black skull cap, derk clothing, very ragged. He was about medium size, heavy build, 1t s a pity that the fellow escaped. A SAFE CRACKESR. Slick Workers Go Through Spetman’s Strong Box. Successfally It was dlecovered yesterdsy morning that doring the previous night safe- blowers had been at work In Spetman & Bro.’s store. The safe had been opened very cleverly, showing that it was not the work of bunglers, but of men used to the business. It had been ‘‘cracked,” rather than ‘‘blown.” That s, the fel lows had drilled a hole through the door, 80 a8 to regch the bar connecting the knob with the other parts of the bolts and lock, and then by the use of a punch and hammer, had broken this bar, thus letting the knob turn the bolts freely. It seemed evident that the work must have been done by partles thoroughly conversant with the pecoltar make of eafer, and posted on every detail. The money drawer was taken out into the alley, and there rifled of about $75, and loft, together with notes and valuable papers, for which the thieves apparently had no use, and which they did not care to run the risk of carrying with them. A brace and drlll, chisel end hammer were found, but nothing was discovered glving any clue té the perpotrators. The er than thoss generally given by these traveling epeakers, and was fall of earn- estness and fire, The spesker showed himself to be an enthosiast, much more of an enthusiast than & reasoner, and he presented the prohibltion causs in the strongest language and most heated terms. He thought that & man might be a prohibi- tlonlst without being a chrlstian, but he did not belleve a man could be a chris- tlan withont being a prohibitionlat. He showed not a bit of charlty to those who believe in high license, and held stoutly that license in every form was aidlog In making crime legltimate, He thought that thers was great need of men In Councll Biuffs, There were enough walking machines, but men were wanted, who bad pluck enough to be true to thelr convlctions, Such men would have the courage to try and enforce the law, by selzlng the liquors, or by fillng complainta agalnst the cfficers for neglecting thelr duaties, He urged all h's hearers to be total abstainers, showlng that it did not pay to drink, and urged all abstainers to become ac'ive prohibitlonis's, o — Railway Rumblings, (CIL BLUFFS TUSSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1885, e e The New York PLUMBING CO'Y. 552 Broadwav, Council Bluffs, Iowa SANITARY & HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER WORKS and VEN- The Chleago, Burlington & Quaincy rallroad, having been admlitted into the pool, the freight of this company is row handled at the frelght transfer. The adjourned meeting of the gereral superintendents of the different raliroads centering (n this city, which was to have been hell to-morrow, has been deferred to Angust 14th, at which time a number TILATION design- ed and constructed. PLUMBING work in al its branches. This comnanv have of importsnt changes In the working and handllng of freight, etc., at the transfer In this city will be talked over and no doubt ordered. o m——— IOwWA ITEMS, Work was commenced on the conatrue- tion of the Dabuque & Northwestern railway Wednesday. The working force In the Burlington shops at Shefller have been reduced ten per cent owing to the elack work, The Waterloo college bullding is fast approaching completion, and Is expected to be ready for opening August 31. Tho boys of the 3Gth Iowa Infantry will hold the firas reunion they have had since the war, at Albla, September Sth and 9th, The output of the lowa coal mines for the year juet past falls thort of that of the previous preceding year by about 300, 000 tons. Several horses fell victims to the heat LeMars cn Wednesday, among the num- ber a trottor valued at $500, belonglng to Deputy Sherift Fulier. In the praliminary examination of Lillle Kimball and her father at Bedford, charged with the killing ot Jeweler Glles, afew weeks ago, the evidence indleates a cool, doeliberate, planned murder, Forebaugh's elephant, Bollvar, well known as a morcae snd dangercus brute, knocked down and attempted to trample to death a couple of citiz:ns of Waterloo, at the exhibltion In that town on Wed-— needay. The old flag presented to the Gover- nor's Grays twenty ono yoors ago by the ladies of Dabuque, i to bo presented to the newly organlzed Governor's Grays, by the eurviving donors, who mado the presentation to the old company. Louls Crow, & 12 year-old lad of Des Motnee, was bltten on the hand by a rat some two weeks ago, and although the wound readily healed at the time, later on the hand and arm began awelling, and Ilplnu are now enteria'ned for the lad’s ife. A 11-yesr-old son of Lovis Wechler, of Center township, was thrown onto the sickle of a reaper Tuesday afternoon, and mangled 1n a frightful manver. One leg was almost severod from the body, and the other go ehockingly injured as to ra- quire amputation. The child’s chances for recovery are siim. W. I. Whipple, of Waterloo Cliy, was killed by a stroke of lightning at ncon Saturday. He had just driven to his restdence and put uvp his team and stepped Into an out-house, when the lightning strack the batling and killed him instantly, burning the hair from his chest and also singelng his beard and his head. A slogular fact connected with the scoldent wos that a large tree which stcod beside the out-house was not struck a'though the lightuing strack tho build- Ingz within a fow feet of the tree. goeds fn the store and other articles were undlsiorbed. ——— POLICE POINTERS. The Oatches Made by the Bilue Coated Fishers for Men, Pote Fletcher, a colored man, who served as a special pollceman cccaslonally, was arrested yesterday afternoon on the charge of eteuling a dress and some other articles of clothing from Mrs. Corder, on Madlson street. As Offizer O’Brien, who had been sent for to arrest Fletcher, came in sight, Flotcher charged anothercolored man, George Tolllver, with hsving sent for the police, and the latter denying If, & row occurred between those two, and the officer on comlog up arrested both, and booked Fletcher for larceny and for dlsturbing the peace, and the other man for disturbing the peace only. Harry Nelson was arrested for usirg abualve labguage to Georee Maywocd, who, he clalmed, would not pay him for some work he had done, The cass was dismissed, G, T. Mazon, Lawrence Lynch and 0. A. Bradbury had some difticolty with Mr_ Brix, in front of Newmeyer's hotel, on Broadway, Sunday night, and com- plalut was entered for dlsturbing the peace, but the affale was 82 budly mixed and so difficult to determine who was most to blame, that the whole matter was dropped by the judge. John Hoover, alias *‘Caliskin,” was yesterday found gullty of disturbing the peace, and fined. He gave a morigage on his property to secuse the fine, and went free. e —— PREACHING PROAIBITION. Hor Talk from (he Hon, John Custer of Michiga v, W, There was o large sudlence at the Baptist church Sunday night to hear the temperance orator, the Hon. John W, Quster, of Michigau. Every soat was taken, and chairs were placed In all avall- able spaces, Colonel Tallrys presided, and the Rev, Bates, of the Presbyterian church, and the Rav. Dr. Cooley, of the Baptist church, jolned In the services. The addres) had the merlt of being brlef. TEOS. OFFI W. H, M. PUSZ Office & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, 1865 LIISSONS ON THE Pians and Organ, GIVEN By Miss Fannie Westcott, Organist; at the | ~ Presbyterian church, ington Ave, Residence 606 Wash- Humprrers HDMEOPATKIC' Veternary Specifics Cure Diseases of Horses, Cattle, Sheep DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY, In nse for over 20 years by Farme Stockbreeders, H R. R., &c. il Used byi}. Ss. ico;nment. 23" STABLE CHART 6% Mounted on Rollers & Eook Mailed Frea, Humphreys' Med, Co., 109 Fulton &t., N, LA 3 £ LA 2 L T N B A Humphr.eys; Homeopathic geific No.28 uso yours. Tho aply suscessful remedy fog Debility, Vital Weakness, om? over-work or Other cat: Vand Tarse via) powdes, fos 45 st sent st oo il o o o (R SRV AN R oneofthebestassort- ed stocks ot plumb- ing goodsinthe west. Estimates furnish- ed. H. Birkinbine: Manaser. NEW YORK, PLUMBING CO'Y 552 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFES ~ Telephone No 27. FOR BALR BY S. A. PIERCE, 100 Mam 5 Council Blufls Rotail Boot and Shoc store Whero big bargeins can always be found. §. L. usREVCIZE, Ouion Ticket Agent Re. 507 Brondway Counoll Bluffa. i Time Tabl Railway Time Table. ¢ OOUNOIL BLUYFS “The following are the tinies of tho arrival and de; parturo of tralng by central standavd time, b the loosl depose, Tealua leave transter depob fen min alaa rarlier and arrive too q!nutm Iuker, «H10AGO and NORTHWESTELY, WAUKSI AND 97, PATL Expresn 216 ¢ M . Louls Bxpross Local BorM T 1f Travstsr 8 OX AND OOURGLS RLUYZL, FI0L OITY AND PACIFIC, Mall for Sloux City Expross for 8¢ Pail ONION PAGIFIC, 11345 —11:15 VEHICLES, N USE. ¥ alers NOLL’S FORTABLY Pneumatic Beer Fanc et D COUNTRYj o d0NVd w0 ED IN EVERY CIVILIZE ds NI MON 8L NTE PATE! s v YTAO Price $18,00. A liberal discount will be male to pirties ordering a half dozen Faucets at one tim: For further particulars inquire of R F. RAIN, Council Bluffs, lowa, Acent for Western Jowa and Neb, FRUIT, AND GERDEN FARM FOR SALE, Sixteen acres, ten fn fuil, six in garden and Slmberland, six foow bouse, stable, well, ciatern, allin go.d tandivon. or will trade'tor Opatia prop- V. KELLER, erty, (ounty Treas irer's office Jouaclglads, SPECIAL NOTICES ROTIOR,—Spocial & vertisoments, wuo as Low Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bosrd. ing, #4., will be lnserted In Whis colama at tha low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insortton std FIVE CRNTS PER LINZ for each sabsequent in- (n. Teavo advortissments s\ onr office, No. 1000 mear Prosdwav waANTE 7 ANTAD—A good batber, J. P, Schmdt, 790 rond WS A good girl fer rl housework, Baldwin, 130 8. 6th St. JRoRaRsT A six room house, ten minnies wa'k from busluess, city water, well and catern, For rort oken; For Rext~No. 100 Harrison street, three roome. MoNATON & Co., 4 Poml street. in summer reeors, storm: yillion, JFOR BALE—An regant Wieoon 260 acres, 100 tillable, rall w: boat anding; frame house for wine cellars, ‘reetaurant, ice ho house, four cotteges, barn, 80 'fruit frees,8 actes grapes, cow, horsos, 13 bowte, eto A fine resort, 1G0 oot abova Witcontin ¥ vor, and 120 feet above Barahoo. . Address W. & S, Brx Tmproved aad_unimproved. citern lows, Kanses ¥ from you, SWAN & WALRRR. (O SALE " Stepbonson, 608 First avenue. PO cAaB 8,68, b 10, b 13 e hokls in aif orontlocatl. us fcr falo of for trado. Land. A J Housos, Lots and cial bargail; 400 n imt roved farm worth 3 e for a short time $16,000, will_trade Western lands, Swan & Walker, 201, eaddlory Hardware manufacturing ostab. lishiment etock and machinery, value §7,000, for westorn land _ Swan cil Blu I3 203, stock ct dey oods, grocerion and hariware, value, 85,000, I an good eastorn Nebrasks town or land. Swan & Walkor, B 0% stock of genoral werchandteo in a good wostorn Towa town, valie 4,000, wants an Im proved tarm in western Town. ®wan & Walker, 3 05 stock of hardwaro in Stuo: o, Tndlans, forland, value about $4 000. Swan & Walker. 13 100, nowatock of bar wavo in a live’ Nebraska town for land, valae 83,000, Swan & Walker. 3 27, stock of sgrioultural fmploments and shelt > hardware, valuo about 8,000, wanta & good fin jroved farm. * Swan & Walker B 2022 810,000 stock of clothing in a good Wis consin city, 4 in lands and balance cash or im. proved security. - Beautiful store room at low rent. Swan & Waiker. 3 119, stook ot mixed bardware ina live westorn Towa town for cheap lands, valuo §6,000. Swan & Walker, B 21, e brick block, rentawll, In a ive central Ta.t wn one room occupied with goueral stock of %oods, wants an improved farm, valuc; building 18,000, goods §7,000. " Swan & & alker. 212 stook of boots, ehoes hats, capa and clothing valued §3,000, in ono of tho best towns . Neb., valued forands. Swan & Welker, 218, & 88,000 stock of clotking, wanta land In orth Western lowa, for §6,000, and will pay difierence Swas alker, 214, an 8,000 stock of drugs in central fowa for land. Swan & Walerr. 3 285 aiother stook of drugs valus from500 to$700 D " with store building a d ot value 500 in & good » cbraska vown wants partly improved land. Swan & Walker, Qo full particulars, writo to or_eall upon Swan & Walker. 1t you want to gcll, buy, or tradeany- thing, tell 8 & W. about it. wan & Walker, Coun- cil Blufls Towa, GUNGIL BLUFES (RARPET _GOMPANY Waker, Cols CALRPETS, Curtains, (il Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY GAODS Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Given to Ou of Tovn Orders, Upholstery and Drapery Work a Soecialty. Oar stock 1s the Largest in e Wes! and 13 being continoally replenfshed by all the lateat and choicest noveltlr, 405 Broadway Counci! Buufls S H. FILBERT 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluff: DRY GOODS, print... drees KOO8, nublan ginghaw goodginghum belleair chevoits gnod shecting . suflolk jeans. Best jeans sll wool, 30¢ Boots and shocs st prices a3 Lw a3 any house iu the clty, yords GROCERIES, 18 pounds ox C sugw 18 pounds granu’at 18 pounds cor fectionary 21 Lars white Rustian soap 40 bars Vlue India soap, Kivk brs Palain noap, Lauts Bro' 8 boxcs mateho ham, per gailon lish currants 14 yenuivo Lews lye cans i trawberrioa’ in yrup. gan dric porated oy Lorilard climax tohaceo per pound Navy plug tobacco, per pourd Na uratlost tobacca, per pou Flour, all brands trom $2.10 to § GOODS FOR CASI ONLY Lower Than Any Other House IN THE CITY, __S.H.FILBERT, Madame £, J. Balcear, Who for the past 19 years bas been practising Ban Francisco {s now located st No 28 X, 6th 8hre opposite new Opera House Madau.c Balcear guaraniecs to restore 28 HAIR CR WHISKERS, Or to give anyoue a bugh mustache or brivg out & ne growih «1 bair o beard in from four tosix wee rices reasonable and satisfaction gusranteed, O ancers, deatices and copicially rbeumativin aud cbrenlc civpecs curec 1y s uatwal gifs of he ctreis Dv. E. J. Balcear, ‘Councll Blufls, Ia, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLU¥18, I0WA, Poe Yer fnet, Tape Taé E BNt deblech. WAL IO 8 BLa b s G THE REMINGTON Standard TypeWriter At the New Orleans Exposition, 1. The Jury of awarda critically examined the varlous writing machines, anl decided thirds vote to give the highest award to the Revixaroy. yoatw The decision cf this jury was Ignoied by the committee of awards, and other jurors wore aide constituting s new jury 8. Thiasecond jury sleo eriticelly examined the various wiitiog machives, and made the award of & first class gold modal, the highost award, to the RaNINato Standard Ty ps Wilter, for “slmplicity, duras bility, ease of mantpulation and speed.” 4. Tae report of this jary was made, delivered to aad re. May 20, ipted for by the committoo of awards on The memborsof this jury were n ver discharged. 6. Noother fury examined the Revixarox Standard Type-Writer at New Orleans, 7. he eigners of th.e award are honoratle and well known gentlemen, Their aldrotsos are Charles A. Morgan, Feq., ecuthern mansgor of 1. G, Dunn & Co, U. 8. commiesioner of Kensas, and president of tho Eeaton, ow Orlcans, La,; Ex-Governor Frauk Bacon U. 8, board of commistionors, Chanute, Kas; + Stencgrapher nd sccretary of the board of U. S, commistsonere, Columbus, Ohio, 8. The afildavils of theso gentlemen and the history of the cantest, which we are preparing pamphlet form, we will e plessed to furnish on application, The fellowing is the reporti— The World's Irdustiful and Cotten Cent 846; group 8; clase 014, 4] Expesition, New Oiloane, Jury repart. Applicatio Competition, The andersigned jurcrs in the above entitled clase, baving carefally examinad the exhibit F. Remin ten & Scne, Nicn, New York, and all ccmy eting ofafirst claes med the Stancard Type- Writer, for siny, speod, wade oncur in- recommending the wa dursbliy, easeof manipuiation an Dated this £0th day of May, 1885, GEO, BEATON, CHAS tJurors; FIA WIKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 880 Dradway, New York, adlson 8t. O. H. SHOLES, Agent, Council Bluffs, lowa, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors 7 sud 9 Maln St., CounorL Brures, - - - Jowa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on ¥and. Norenei & Landstrom, Merchant "ailors Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible pric No., 205 Main St., Coundli Rinft AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Kegular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadwey, Council Bluifs, The only all night house in the ci verything served in first closs style and on shor g ] ty, ¥ nothos, Hot and. oold lunchies always roady. N. J. SwaNsON. C. E. SwansoN SWANSON MUSIC €O, Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS 08 nd organs sole on the frstallment ylan. Mustesl nstru. epaired. Having over 14 y¢ fence in the business we feo Remenber the place. Sign of the gilt orgen 820 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA KIEL ESALE STABLES Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand which we will gell in retail or carload lots I! Stock Warranted as Henresented Wholesale and rotall denlers In Giatn and Baled Hay. Prices reas sonablo Eatlsfaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER o BOWLEY Cor. Gth Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, HAIR 300DS 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, Formerlv MRS, J.J. GOODE. 29 Main =treet, Council Bluff. And all kinds of musles] inetrum ents. mentsof every description tuned confident of giving the best of satistaciion. W.P. AYLSWORTH VR WP, MOVER A HOUSE Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved ard satisfaction guarantsed, Framo bous moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTIL 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufla $1000 REWARD any onee of Kidoey or liver disease or dyspepsia. rheumatism, or any diseass indndced LyF:‘luch of mative power, thiat cannot ho cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio ‘elts and Appliar ces. No, 80, Fourth Council Eluffs, AGENTS WAN1 WELLS COOCK, General Agent at Largo ONLY HOTEL In Councl Blufls having FIRE ESCAFPHE, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bolls, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Strect, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR “ Sarery Fono Systen,” HARTFORD Life and Annuitv Ins.Co Branon Weereny Diror, 22 Pranr Stneer, COUNCIL BLUFFS J4, N, BUHURZ, Tnstice of the Peace. V108 OVED AN ERIOAN EXFHETR SOUNGID BLUKRE, IOW | R. Rice M. D, [ANCERS 5.t umun safera), Rishoud e CHRONIC “DISEASES, cf s sinas spectay Over thirty 5ears practics lexperiouce. Cffice No. 6, Pear] sticet, Counoll Elufls &ar Cox sultation frce