Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 7, 1885, Page 6

JOUNCIL BLUFFS| Friday Morning, August 7. PSUBSORIPTION RATES, ~ 30 sonte per woek « §10.00 per year Py Oarrier Ry Mail - MINOR MENTION, Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goode. Regular meeting of Fidelity Councll No. 156 R. A., this (Friday) evening. A fall attendance is desired. The Baptists held a lawn party last evening at the resldence of Mrs, T. A. Clark, No. 216 Harrlson street, Anton Rink I8 to soon open a saloon at No. 227 Maln street, In the building formerly occupled as a restaurant by J. W. Morse. The X. Y. Z Club of the Congrega: Honal church, 1s arranging for a soclal gathering at the residence of Gen. Dodge next Tuesday evenlng. An undertaker yesterdsy remarked that he wished trade would pick up a lit- tle, and then he ‘“‘hedged,” the crowd with whom he was talkiog looking rather queer, Great clearance eale at the Boaton boot and shoo store. We will glve the customera the profit on purchases for the next elght days. E.E. Avams & Co., 417 Broadway, A satchel, contalning a suit of clothes and some other personal property, be- longing to T. W. Yost, was stolen ‘Wednesday nlght from a restaurant on upper Broadwsy. An Omaha buggy oollided with the street sprinkler near Nowmeyer's hotel, on Broadway yesterdoy, gettlng the wheels smashed, The sprinkler man ar- ranged to settle the damages. As we expected, Thomas Griffen, who was run over by the switch engine, as narrated in yesterday’s Be, died at O o'clock. An Inquest was held and the company exonerated from all blame. The sewer at the corner of Fourth street and Broadway is eflectually closed by the washings of dirt. The water there now floods at will, and some remedy should be found, as the defect is av that point a pecullarly serlous one. Soldlers, Attention: All eoldiers will meet at Abe Lincoln Grand Army Post room promptly at 10 o'cleck, Saturday, 8th, ready to fell in line. Remember, all noldiers are requested. John Lindt, P C. of Abo Lincoln Post; James Cromer, Adjutant. The paying of licentos by the saloon men seems to have come to a sudden stop. It Is said to ba due to the fact that eighteen more injunctlon sults have been started by the prohlbitionists, and the saloon men patarally think that if the prosecutions are to be kept up, they will save their money {o carry on the fight in the courts, Instesd of paylng it over to the clty, which can afford them no pro- tection from sults. Two Lincoln boye, aged about 16, were plcked up here by the pollce, and started back for home. They had run away to go to Omaha to ges the circus, and not getting there In time, came over here, and saw the show to thelr hearts content, putting In a full day hanging around the grounds, and after spending the night in jal), started homeward, feeling that home was the best place after all, the trlp not belng without some hardships through ‘which they do notcare to paes agaln, A man glving his name as Joseph Mil- ler, a stranger here, was arrested yester- day ‘on the charge of exposing his person, It secms that for eeveral days he has beon roaming about the resident portlons of the city, and has becn canelng much indignation by his outrageous conduct, bat the police did not get hold of him antil yesterday. Some cf those whoze children had been so grossly insulted begged the ofliceas to let him out of jail, 80 that they might get a chance at him, but he preferred to remain inside, where it was safer for him. He is appsrently about fifty years of age, and some think he Is not quite right mentally. Mre. S. A, Orcutt, the mother of F. H. Orcutt, of the Council Bluffs carpet company, met with a eerlous accident yesterday morning. The storm and raln caused her to rise and sce about closing the windows of the house, No. 229 Oak- land avenuve. In dolng so, it belng dark in the house, she made a misstep on the staire, and fell, causing a compound frac- turo of the right wrist, Both Mr, and Mre. Orcutt were away from home, he boing out on a business trip, and she visitlog frlends in Villiecs, The old Iady's injary, it was feared yesterday, might necessitate amputation, the bone belog badly splintered. — | PERSONAL, Tom Carlisle, of Missouri Valley, was in the city yesterday, Ernest Brock started out yesterday on an- other trip for Peregoy & Moore, Mr, and Mrs, G, W, Thompson, of Dun lap, were among those at the Ogden yes terday, Mus, C. P, Shepard and her mother, Mre, 8. A, Hall have gone to Fremont, Nebrasks on & visit, Dr. John Green returned yesterday morn ing from Cherokee, looking much batter, for a brief lay-off at the Fountain house, Frank Freystag, jr., representiog the Daily Gazette, of 86, Joseph, Missouri, is in the «ity, on route for the west to work up busi noss, Mr, Almer W, Jose, of Sagfnaw, Michigan 18 visiting his sister here, Mrs, E 1 Millur, and is thinkivg strongly of uiskiog bis permanent resicence in Council Rlufle, . 8, Masters, who bas for three years baen the Lead willer at the Crystal mills, bas re sigued that porition, be having bought a mill at Farmiogton, Iows, where ho will iemove with his fawily in & few daye, The place left vacant here will be filled by James Caraber, of Topeka, . SUMMER SUITS. A Variety of Intercsting Litigation Started Yesterday, The Uity Has Its Full Share, Yesterday was & lively one In the office of the clerk of the courts, and both Sheas were kept on the jump, for It was the last day for fillng cases for the coming term of the circult court. By supper time there had been over fifty cases filed, and the clerk had to promise to come back in the evenlpg and keep on recelv- Ing. A large number of the cases were of little public Interest, but among tho others were eeveral worthy of news note. 1t was noticeablo that the sults against the clty are still fashionable, and among the new ones is one In which Judge James, wno has himself served as mayor, and as alderman, s the plalntiff. He claims $800 damages on account of the Indlan creek ditch, which runs near some lots owned by him in Everectt's additlon. J. H. Jenkins also starts a slmilar sult, claiming & like amount of damages. For the convenience of those starting sults agalnat the clty, the clty attorney was In the clerk’s office a portion of the day, gatherlng up the notloes, and_filling Lis pockets with the papers. Il ssys {hat If the sults keep on coming he would have to either resign or get sach an In- crense of salary as would pay him for putting all of his time at the disposal of the clty. Ed Lehan, as administrator of Ed P. Lehan, of Harrison county, commences an actlon agalnst the Northwestern rall- way clalming $25,000 damages on account of the killlng of little Ed Lehan, who was only three years of age, and who was ran over by a traln while he was standing on the crossing nesr the depot at Danlsp. It 1s claimed that the train was so made up that there were box cars In front of the englne, as well as behind It, and the en- glneer was not able to see anything on the track either way, and that no signal waa given, when the train startad, the cara hitting the little fellow, and so fn- juring him that he dled soon after. Wright & Baldwin, who served as attorneys for Wm. Brix In a cacs against the city, now commence eult agalnst him. for £200 fees. Olive Weidner asks for a divorce from her husband, A. Weldner, to whom she was marrled May 16, 1877, he haviog desorted her. Another {urn has been taken in the prohibitory war., F. M. Nichols, who works In one of the packing houses, hss commenced salts agalnst four of ihe saloons for selling liquors to minora, claiming $4€0 damages in each case, for the benefit of the school fand. The pe- titlons state that the llquor was sold to one Charles Nichols in the months of July and August, and tho parties sued are Albert Schroeder, Willlam Lautrop, Willlam Lacy and Sherlock & Wagner. The financial effairs of the driving park association are brought into court by an attempt to foreclose the mortgage on the grounds. 1t is hoped by those in- terasted, and who have kept paylng lib- erally from their own pockets to keep the enterprise going, that the finances may be arranged in some manner, so that a fall meoting may be given, and the track malntaioed, but this is all in doubt, and the sky looks threatening. Magon Wise commences an actlon agalnat the clty, for the abatement of a nulsance in the form of a sewer In the rear of the Pacific houte. Mary Geratenberg wants a dlvorce from her husband, Fred C. Gerstenberg, who has gatned no little notorlety in po- lce circles. She claims that he not only has an ungovernable temper, but that he inflames it by drlok, and that on several occasions, when drunk, he has struck and abused her terribly. —— Substantlal abstract of title and real eatate loans. J. W, and E. L. Squires, 102 Pearl street. Dr. Wiles, Eyo, Ear and Throat speclalist, room 5 Everett block, Workers with metals genoratlng olec- tricity escaped the cholera of '49, Then usg our electric beits, Judd & Smith, Councll bluffs, Agents wanted. Dr. Wes! CAPTURING A HORSE THIEF, A Pair of Slippers Serve as an Impor- tant Oluo, ——— t, dentlst, over BEE office. Sheriff Farrell arrived last night to get the horse thlef, Dalton, arrested by Offi- cer O'Brlen, for steallug a horse belong- ing to Mr, Nazwrenus, of Mills county. O'Brien has had rather & queor exper- fence with Dalton, The first tlme he oaw Dalton was on {ho16th of last month, and It was a chance meeting, which prom- ised no such sensational finale, O'Brlen stepped Into Phillips’ store to see about some ehoes for his wife, and as he en- tered Dalton sat there trying on some very fine slippers, O’Brlen did not know even the wan’s name and would not have thought anythlng more aboul it had 1t not been for subse- quent circumstances, The coming In of O'Brlen caused the clerk to make some joking remark to Dalton about the pollce, and Dalton casually remarked that if the pollco got after him for anything, and he had not been dolng anything wrong, he should let them take him, but that it he had been in a scrape, and was gullty, he wonld not let any officer take him alive, Nothing was thought of the casual meoting, and O'Brien did not see the man sgein, and never thought of him, until the other morniog he saw him comtng down Broad- way rlding a horse, and having on his feet the slippers, which had luncted the officer’s attention before, A few hours later Nazarenus came to the clty to see If he could get any trace of hys stolen horee, #nd the moment he described the animal O'Brien remembered that he hadseen the man on the horse that very mornivg, and he started out on the rearch. The horse 8 broken ehoe, which made the tracks easter to follow, but the thief went across lots, aad through fielde, and the tracks were lost several times, but gome of the fumates of a farm house noticed a man golng by on horseback, and wearing slip- pers, and thus the traca was kept ap, until it ended in the cap- tare of the man and the animal. The fellow was tracked Into a thicket and #as there surrounded by about twenty fsrmers who had jilned {n the chate When canght he rewarked that If he had only his two revelvers with him he would THE DAILY BEE- never have been taken alive, bat he had to yleld. The report that he belongs nesr where the horse was stolen proves to be a mistake, there belng no one who remembers of seeing him in that viclnlty, WHERE ARE THEY? A Worse Cause of Complaint Than Several Cemeteriee, Couxcin Brurrs, Tows, August 6.— What in sheol has bscame [of our may. or and olty dads who we elected to look after the whole interest of our city? Have they got lost In the woods, or have they olimbed St. Jacob's ladder and pulled the ladder up after them and stopped up the hole? There was a petition clrculsted over a year ago signed by several han- dred taxpayers and residents living north, south and west of Indisn creek praylng for Immediate rellef from the overflow of said creek. We did hardly think that angust body, the board of health, would use the creek for sewerage purposes un- tll properly improved. To send down tho dirt aud filth of several thousand cit!zana to fill up our ditches and wells, and polron the atmosphers by reason cf decaying vegotation in standing water to destroy the health of ourselves and fami- Ies. Oh, Lord ! when are we golng to get relief from this mitigated nuoisance. The very atmosphere fs poluted with righteons indignation against this long neglected abuse, and the cry of ven- geance and even profacity is ascending to heaven against those in authority who we delegated with power to act. The women are organizlnga vigilance and re- lief committee to walt on him who promised so much before election, and if they can lay hands on ‘‘the mayor of 1.y clty,” they will glve him a bath or drown him In the filthy water standing around thelr homes, Why, the very dead In Falrview cometery are turning over in thelr coffins, and demanding to have the lousey creck nuisance abated, and are golng to serve an injunction on that miserable syatem of sewerago. If the board of health and elty council does not glve immedlate relief they will see some- thing more than spooks, for they will have to appear against them In the day of judgment, We ask you to hurry up the contractor to complete that work, ot we will have to put cayenne pepper In hls boots, or snakez. We do not want the repetition of that old saying: **We have left undone the things we ought to have done and done the things we ought not l\ava d o e —— IOWA ITEMS, Cedar Raplds claims to have a half mlllion dollars’ worth of new bulldings under construction. A force of 500 men are expected to be at work this week grading on the Daba- que & Northwestern railway. Tho prospects are promising for a large attendance at the reunion of the First Iowa Infantry at Cedar Raplds next Monday. Gov. Sherman will cffor a reward for the apprehenston of the negro, Charles Field, who smothered his chlld in a sack a few days ago near Ottumwa, An slligator some three feet In length has been discoverad In the rivar at Daven- port, eupposed to be one that escaped from a citizen of that town, who had brought 1t from Florlda. The bodies of Grace, Nell, and Hattie Mills, drowned Wednesday of last week in the Ccdar river, ten mliles below Cedar Raplds, were recovered Saturday morn- Ing two and a half miles below the scene of the accident. James Denny, an employe of the Bur- liogton, Cedar Raplds & Northern rail- way, was cat in two by a train in the railway yards at Cedar Raplas Saturday) afternoon. The vict!m was a young un- marrfed man, A tramp burglarized the store of Chas, Hoagland at Hillsboro, Lee county, one night last week. Hoagland fired at bat missed his man, with whom he then closed in a rough and tumble, the thlef giving the proprlstora hard pummeling, after which he escaped. ——— In Too Much Haste, ¢“Father hasfalled, you know, George,”’ said Clara, fooklng up Into 'his eyes, “‘and —— “No, I didn’t know it,” replled George emphatlcally, at the same moment rap- 1dly dleentangling himself and looking about for his hat. “*You will have to ex- cuse ——" “Yor,” went on the girl, ,‘father has falled and has settled up with hls credit- ors at seven cents on the dol—-" *Nay, dearest,” Interrupted George passionately, as _he resumed his_former posttion, “‘why discues such eordid busl- noes mattters on a night like this! Let us spesk of love and the happlnees the fature hae In store for both of us,” ———— Journalism in the Galloping West, Red Gulch (Ariz.) Ripsnorter, Any galoot who wants the Ripsnorter for a year can have it leftat his bar-room on payment of three red chips in aa- vance. Now's your tlme to chip in. Boye, ehe's a dandy. Adyertisements will be stuck in at liberel terms and dust and mules taken in exchange, -7 Youducks who haven't pald your subscriptions want to hustle. We warn you that we know who you are and we are golng out collecting In a day or two with s new brace of Colts ready for all slow customers. We mean business. 7 Fuceral notices must be accom- panied by the address of the corpse, not for publication, but as a guarantca of prompt payment. Madame £, J. Balcfiflfg Who for the past 10 years bas been practising 8an Francisco is now located ab No 6 N. Oth Sire cpponite now Opcra House Madacac Balcear guaranives to retore “HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or togive anyone a hugh mustache or briog out & no growth of hair orboard in from four tosix weeks. ricos reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed, C ancers, deafuces and cpecislly rheumatisin and ebrculo ciscares curec 1y 8 uatural gift of be ctrets. Dr. E., J,. Balcear, Councll Bluffs, Ia. N. BOHURZ, Justice of Lo Peace FYIOS OVER AVERIGAN EXPA! "“Jfl(‘“ BLUFFS, IOWA The New York PLUMBING CO'Y. 552 Broadwav, Council Bluffs, Iowa & HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS,PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER WORKS and VEN- TILATION design- ed and constructed. PLUMBING work in s branches. This comwnanv have oneofthebestassort- ed stocks ot plumb- ing goodsinthe west. Estimates furnish- ed. H. Birkinbine, Manaser. NEW YORK, PLUMBING CO'Y 552 BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS Telephone No 27. FOR BALR BY S. A. PIERCE, 100 Main St., Council Bluffs Retail Boot and Shoe storo Where big bargaius can atways bo found. J. L. DBEVOCISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Counoll Bluffa, Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Tho following aro the timos of the arrival and de. gartuso of Sralns by sontrcl etandard time, a4 the vo transtor depod $en min koo easiior And Arrivo ten minutes Inter. DEPART, ARRIVE, 010400 and NORTAWESTERY, Express CRICAGY AND ROOK IBLAND, Exoress CHIOAGO, WILWAUEXS ARD 51, PAUL, Matl and Expross Express CEI0AG0, BURLINGTON AND QUINGT, Mail and Express A0 comin odation Hix provy wazasn, M Local M Teanster 6:50 ¥ M 0:05 A K 710 P M LOUIS AKD PACIO, ouls Express Local ‘¢ Transfer 8:20P M BT. JON AND OOUNOIL BLUFPE, Mail and Expross 6:40 P M Express JIOUX OITY AXD PACIPIC, Mal for Sloux City Expross for 8t Paul UNION PAGOIFIC, Denver Express Lincoln Pacs O'a &R V Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATIA, ~ Leave !Council Illuflrl ~7:65~0:80—1 1140 & m. g 5126 145 p.m. —iu15 8 m. 2 8 10,06 A M 816 P M Leay 18 THOS. OFFICER, W, HM. PUSE Office & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Eluffs, Towa. Established, 1865 R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, CHRONIG "DISEASES, o ks soncnts efice No or other tumors removed without the knifo or drawing of olood, Over thirly years practica iexperience. 11, Peatl street, Council Blufls & n _fice WELLS COOK, General Agent at Large “ Sarpry Foxp Syste,” HARTFORD Life and Annuitv Ins.Co BrancH WeeTeny Deror, 22 PraRL STREET. COUNOIL BLUFFS TJA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1885. NOTIOR.—8pecial a vertisemonts, #uc found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board Ing, eb6., will be Inserted In $his column st he low te of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firel tnsertion snd FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subseqnent in tsements M our ofios, No. adway W Asren-A first Flumbing Blaffs, Broadway No, Counoll first-cines hand noed a”v arber. J. ', Schmdt, 720 rond. ‘\ ANTRD <A good gitl for geners] housework. Baldwin, 180 8. 6th St. {OR RRNT A 8ix room house, ten minnfca walk from husluess, city water, well and cistorn. For ront cheap, For Rext~No. 120 Harrison streot, three roome. McMAroN & Co. 4 Ponl street, [OR BALE—An clogant Wiecontin summet rocort, 100 tillable, railway station and sto+m he payillion, %, barn, 80’ is Tands 1t you wanta farm in Nebraska or Dakots, lot us Tmprovod aad storn fow AF from you. BWAN & WAtk \OR_SALE—liouses, Lots B Stophenson, 508 First ave PLC AN G 8,59, b10, b 13 aro hotels in ai erentlocati ns for &ale of for trade. 3 128, spocial bargain; 400 & tmy roved farm worth DR18,000, pri: ¢ for a short time 16,000, will trade d Western lands. s saddlery Hardware Tishitw ent stos Tand Swan & Walker. ‘mAnufacturing estah- valuo £7,000, for il Bluffs, and hardware, alue, 5,000, in an 00 castern Nobraska town ot Iand, Swan & Walker. 3 208 stock of genoral metchandise in & good ) western lowa town, value 4,000, wants an im . Swan & Walker. Co., Indlana, §4,000. Swan & Walker. stock of har_ware in & livo Nebraska Swan & Walker plementa and shelt wanis 8 good Im B, ) town for land, value 83,000. I3 207 pock ol acicoltui hardware, value about proved farm. Swan & Walkor. B 2022 810,000 stock ot clothing in a good Wis city, 4 in lands and balanco oash or im- proved seourity. * Beautilul storo room af Jow rent. Swan & Walker. I3 210, stook ot mixed hardwaro Ina_ live westorn Towa town for cheap lands, value §6,000. Swan & Walker. I3 211 fine brick block, rentawel, in a ive central Ta.t wn one room occupied with goneral stock of oods, wanta_on improved farm, value; bullding 13,000, goods §7,000. Swan & i alker. B &z stock of boots, shoes bats, caps and clothing valuod §3,000, in one of tho best towns o Neb., valued 8,000 for nds. Swan & Walker. 218, & $3,000 stock of clothing, wants land in North Waestern owa, for 6,000, and will pay diflorence. Swan & Walker, B 218,30 88,000 steck of drugs in contral fow for land. Swan & Walorr, [3216;anather atock of drugs valuo from 500 ta €700 with atore boilding avd lot value 8500 ina_ good Rbraska town wants partly lmproved Iand. Swan & ker, on_full particulars, write to or_call upon Swan & Walker. 1f you want to sell, buy, of tradeany- thing, tell 8, & W. about i, Swan & Walker, Coun- cil Bluffs Towa, T, H, Oreurt, 8, T, FrexcH, I, M. TREYNOR, COUNCIL BLUFFS Carpet Company 405 BROADWAY. WHOLESALE and RETAIL CARPETS Curtains, _|Window Shades, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, OPHOLSTERY GOODS| === Ete.,, E Office & Store Shades Made to Order. On short notice. Write for prices and Samples. S.H.FILBERT 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluffz DRY GOODS. )nldl rint,. " dross goo ll publan ginghan gopd gingham " belleair chevoits ‘ good sheeting “ wullolk joan Best Jeans all wool, Boots and shoes af prices s oW a3 auy house in the ity, G GROCERIES, 16 pounds ex C 18 pounds 18 pounds o 20 bary white Russian s0ap. £0 bars Hlue India soap, Kirks 92 hars Palma soap, Lautz Bio' 18 boxes matches ath 14 pounds 10 boxea genuive Lewis 1yo : Wyrip 16 pounds Michigan 10 pounps evaporated aple Lorllard ¢ tohaoco per piruml Navy plug tobaoco, per pou Natural leaf tobacco, per pe Flour, all brands froin 8210 to § 50 per GOODS FOR CASH ONLY Lower Than Any Other IN THE CITY, S. H.FILBERT: JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law QOUNCIL BLUF18, WA. wt. House F. WESTCOTT, Manufacturer of Trunks, Satchels, Sample Cases, ote., Trunks Eopnlred. No. 89 Pearl 8L, corner of First Avenue. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE| That you ean rely on, Money &t Lowest Rates, MeMARON & 00, No. 4 Poar] Bt NEUMAYER'S HOTEL, Wou. 208, 810 Breatwny. Rates $1,00 to §1.25 per day] First Olass Bar in conneotion, Oppostte Ogden Housa. Real Estate Less and Tamrasee Apvaey —or— FORREST SMITH, | Fire Companics Representing, $23,000,000 of Assets. No 130 Main St Cousell Blafs, - foww ‘831430080 Aourg puv v uy xeproT ‘qU0IS 8,00 VIE NOLS0E I SLINTA TIONNOD 3914 NOK TR AL A, P, Hanchott, M.D, ROMEOPATELD Physician & Surgeon, Council Blufmy sireet, a.m. and after Teleplione Mandemakers & Van, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 801 Upper Broadway, P. 0. MILLER, - Wl Paper aad Decoretions Palets, Ofls & Vars!, No, 13 Pearl St., t COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. = . C. SMITH, General Agt. B York Lib Jnsurance) Company. I\ 508 Broadway.—Up) stalrs, JOHN J. KURTZ, PHENIX Meat Market. Cor. Matn and Stery s Rl st TAYLOR & CALEF, Fancy and Staple GROCERIES, Boat Lzo L2 the Cty, No. 536 Broadway, Scunoll Bluts. 1 GILINSKY, New and Second Hand: FURNITURE, Staves and Household Coods; At Lowest Prices Oheapest Btore fn Town, No. 53¢ Broad way, Councll Blufts, J, L, FORMAN, CrotitiNg, Gon's Farnlshing Goods,| HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, etc. No. 164 Broadway, Opposite the Ogden House [Union Tron Works, Eraaeva & Co., Prope. All kinds of Castings. Crestings inge & speclalty. Prompt Attention Given Rop alrs. Roofing rail Shops Cor.8d et &18th Av.| D. GOLDSTEIN, Pawy & LoaN Orricr 28 Broadway. GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods, WATCHES, JEWELDY, "LOTHING, Instruihe 1, Qucs, et F.P.Bellinger, M.D, Surgeon and Physician Ero and Ear Surgery a Specialty. 500 Broadway, Up-stalr tesidence 037, 6th Avenae Cor. 7th 84 A. J. Stevenson, Real Estate Dealer, 0. 803 FINST AVE, Council Bluffs, Yowa.| 1. L. RATEKIN, mers' Commission Store, DEALER Far Cigary 47 POULTRY A SPECIALTY. 619 S. Maln St., Iighest market prico pald for farm produce. H. 8. WEST, DEESNETRIES TR No. 12 Pear] St., Over Dee office, Particalar Attention Given) to the Preservation of tho Matoral Teeth. Drs. WOODBURY & SON, DENTISTS, Cor. Pearl 8t. & 15t Avey Ceuacl] Bluffs, Towa. Ed. Wright srmoam PHER Type WM ter Office No. 51! Mynster Bt.} J. J. BLISS, ALLTHE Latest Styles of Millinery & Notious, Always at lowest price No. 328 Brondway. 1 C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET. Al kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, POULTRY,. No. 799 Main Street. EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry Goods, Grocertes, Flour, Feed, ote., ALwATS AT TIE Lowest Market Price, Cor. of Maln azd Nizth Ave,| Commonly known as EVERYBODY'S STORE, | 1.1. KOBETICH, Floe Boot and Shoe Meker, No 225 Main St,, Council Bluffs, Towa. Dr. W. L. Capell, ISpecial attention given to Dizeases of Woemen and Cbrezle Discases, CONSULTATION FREE| Office in Opera House. Dohany's| "THUR LEFEOVIIS 104 DIAIN 6T All kinds of Frulls, Confectionsry&Clgars) The cheapest store and| the best stock of Fruits. No, T. N. BRAY, Boots and Shoes AT LOW PRICES, 102 DLalin Str Counedl Blofs, Is. Grandy & Qo,, Gty Drug Store, Fine Cigars, Toilet Artlcles, Eto, Prescriptions a Bpeclalty, No. 21 Maln Et, CHICAGO MEAT MARKET, JORN RVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat, BOLOINA CAUSAGD, Lard, Dried Beef, etc, No. 625 Main Street, 15t Door . of Ot Jo, Douse, ODELL & DAY, i B and Loan Agents, Have §600,000 to Loan ou| T per cend Ioterest. STORAGE { Warehouse) Dohany's O1d Hall, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and eatisfaction guarantoed. Frame hous moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W, P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Flufs (o] NLY HGTEL 1u Councll Blufls baylug FIRE ESCAFPRPEH, And all wodern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE Noa, 210, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, FPROPRIETOR LESSONS GIVEN Piano and Organ, Jy Miss Fannie Westcott, Organist; at tha Presbyterian church, Kesidence 606 Wash iogton Ave,