Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. OUNCIL BLUFFS. THURSDAY MORNING MAY 6. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. «livered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H.W.Tivros, - - . TELEPHONES: fosrwres OFFICE, No, 45, Niant Evrron, No. 2. Manager. MINOR MENTION, New spring goods at Reiter's, ! Water Crolers cheap at Cooper & Gee's. Save mon Cooper & M 3 Ticket No, 104 was on Saturday awardod the buggy at the Mueller Musie mompany’s store. Permit to wed was yesterday given William A Russell and Lulu M, Kitner, both of Macedonia, The work of on Park avenue sion of the pavi y by buying Refrigerators of ding is progressing atory to an exten- ised fancy work for . please send to day morning. The local assembly of the Knights of Labor will hold their ball on next Tues- day evening in Masonic hall. The steamer was yesterday '])umpinz basement of buildings on The work will be continued has sold out all his mules, but_ has a lot of fine ¢ 8, single anc double, and also some buzgies which he will sell very cheap. McMahon & Co. hav ate, loan removed their and abstract office to ' corner of Fifth opposite Kiel's hotel. For the month of Maythe Mueller Music company will, w purchase of 50 cents, give a ticket in the drawing a fine music box costing $35. .y Myer has sold his interest in the enix saloon to Jacob Ernst jgan, who now goes in_partnership wi [gtoree Smith, - Jorry Myer now lea or Minncapoli The prisoners in the city attempt to break out ) discovered just in time. They had suc- lin forcing open the iron door r into the corridor from which they | made an night. It was the lowa music Des Moines Merke onvention vy night, the Mi this city, w Ty voeal duet, “Fly Away Birdling.” ‘The Modern Woodmen are preparing to giv ing of the 12th, s one of the ¥, but one | S0 v n the G. A. R. 1. T oungest lodges in the pid], streets the sight i pr of o) wing two loaded wagons athis city and Omaha, the trans fer being made on the ferry trzin. The Council Blufl’ oftice of the Omaha Medieal and Surgical Institute is now lo- cated at No. 234 Broadway, to accommo- dhite thelrmany patrons in iestern Ioy 3. M. Coe, fate of the Ch ng in' cha John Tempieton i etory, the building now being 1n oces of crection, the location being i;‘el t of the opera hou It wili not \ a8 large as some . but will dopbtless serve to turn out s of old some 'y popular brands for the smokers. hose who had the privilege of hear- ing Bishop Nindo at the Broadway Meth- odist church last Sunday will be ‘glad to learn that his efforts in ‘behalf of Simp- son college at Indianola, Iowa, have been quite successtul. He has j series of eight mee “fi) college, speaking in De walk, Boone, Denison, H shnriton and Council Blufis. One of tho sults of these mectings was the seeur- & of $2,600 for th Tuesday night Will ing on Third avenue ne: had some trouble at the fireside and hi vife called for apoliceman vo arrest him, laiming that he had beaten her shame i ul‘liy. n hearing the case yesterday Judge Aylesworth discharged “him, It peems that he jokingly lifted his wife to [ Yee how much she weighed, and she got | nad and war begun. No blood was shed, " And the fumily peace was restored with the dawning of a new day. The trustees for the institution of the {§deaf and dumb have been in since Monday. Most of the been given to the transaction of routine business, and the superintendency ques- tion has not been formally acted upon. Ités understood that the board has the osition to consider the finding of the legislative committee as mandatory, and that Governor Larrabee so considers it. ‘The probability of the retention of Super- intendont Hamm therefore hardly amounts to a possibility. m Robertson, liv- - Go to Beard for 1oom mouldings. ———— Heisler sells the best 5ic and 10¢ cigars in the market. No. 402 Broadway. - Dr. A, P. Hanchett has taken rooms in Mi. Huzard’s residence, No, 706 First ~ avenue, for the summer. Office still at No. 12 Pearl street. Hours 10 to 12 a, m., 2to4and 7to 8 p. m, s Beard has an immense stock of wall g:pnr and room mouldings which must turned into cash, so down go the prices at Beard's, e GARDEN HO! WARRANTED GOOD 14e per foot, 18¢c per foot, 24c per foot. HOSE NOZZLES, Of all styles. Hose REELS, LAWN SPRINKLERS, Ete., Eto NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY Opera House Block, The Sheriff's Capture. Bheriff Reel has made two arrests in . Nebraska of men wanted hcre. One is ~ Tom rew, who was arrested at . Ainsworth, He is charged with perjury, * an indictment being found against him last fall by the grand jury. It is claimed ~ that the perjury was committed in a . civil action brought by him against Willis wns for damages for personal injuries. The other man arrested was found at O'Neill City, He is wanted for the lar- b fi&y of a quantity of clothing at or near a. titles and ren 2. L. Squire, 10 earl street, Council Bluffs, S —— Go to Beard for low prices. ——— 1 sell the celebrated Twin Burner gaso- e stove, That double burner beats em all. A 4-burner same price as a 8- roer; a B8-burner same price as a 2- burner. W A. Wood, 504 Main, The A B C soap, whose advertisement in_another column, may d at the Boston Tea Co.'s stove. o St i Notice. | Bids will be received by the school * board of Council Bluffs unul the 5th of b 1886, for lowering the high school - bui hgn 80 much per foot. The build- " ing to be lowered forty feet more or less. 4] board to reserve the right to reject y and all bids. By order e hool Board. B Helsler don't handle any “snide” cigars. THE NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS The Oaptures Made in the West by Sheriff Reel, THE MERCER CASE ON AGAIN. A Mysterions Body of Fifty Armed Men—Trouble With Tramps—Night Prowlers Get Small Plunder— Deafand Dumb Institute, Troubled With Tramps, The chief trouble given the police of late has been by tramps and loafers, who y thick in and about the city. erday word was received at head- quarters that a gang of a dozen had a keg of beer in the woods in the eastern part of the city, and that they were run- ning about the residence streets annoy- ing people and indulging in fights and other disorderliness. Chi Matthews and Officer Cousins went after them and captured three. In bringing them in the chief hadone in his buggy, while Cousins marched the two oth the officer keepin in his and unti they where he put it up. ntage of the presence of two adies w ng along in front of them one of the tramps made a break, and the ladies being betw the officer and him he sped down the street, the officer not being in a position to shoot or chase, He turned the other tramp over to . citizen to care for, and then gave chase to the tramp. The chief having just landed hig 1il, saw llu-,h 'y mp and j he ' chase. The chiet had to pull his revolver and threaten to shoot before the fellow would stop. The officers then went back after the others of the gang, but most of them had scattered. - Go to theN. Y. P. C GARDEN HC ¥ WARRANT ALL THEY SELL. Opera House Block. best lawn mower in the market is Philadelphin,”” sold by Coover & s The Auction Row. The war between the partners in the auction store, J. M. Levi and I. Cohn, seems to be a badly mixed one. Cohn d Levt arrested on a chargo of embez- zlement, the information being filed in Justice Frainey's court. A chunge of venue was taken to Justice Hendricks, and there the case was dismissed on the ground that the information did not chirge definitely any crime, the com- plant not stating to whom the goods be- longed and not giving any description of the goods. The information seemed very clear, as will be observed by its wording, which recites that he “‘wilfully, unlawfully and with intent to convert to his own use cer- tain goods and personal property entrusted to him as bailee, which said goods and personal property and in his ion entrusted to him aforesaid, the 4th day of May, 1886, nd willfully emb ame to his own us Land carry a me without the owner thereof, whi 1d goods 80 ap- propriated are of the value of $100." There 1k about the ake: ketts in the Inj it should be stated that he did not kick or abuse the woman, but that he simply made the levy on some pictures found by him at the house, and that she ordered him out of the house. He refused to go, and she, flying into a rage, made a sc fiicde Bt iy Dr. McLeod, ocuhist a 502 Brondway, Council Blu —— Official Proceedings. Board of trustees met at the institute for deaf and dumb, and organized by electing Louis Weinstein as president, and A. T. Flickinger as treasurer for the ensuing two years. ‘The mostof the time was devoted to settlement with B. k. Clayton, the outgoing treasurer. It was found that there had been ex- ended since June 50th, 1883, the sum of 198,803, of which $40,000 had been ex- pended for construction of new school buildings and $120,000 for teachers' sal- aries, repairs and current expenses, A committee was appointed to adver- tise for bids for construction of a new kitchen, under appropriation mude by the twenty-first gencral assembly, with plans to be submitted by them. A complete examination of the several departments of the institution was made, and their condition found to be complete- ly satisfactory. The action on the report of the investigating committee of the legis- iature will be considered at the June meeting. L Leonard & Jewett refrigerators” at low prices at Cooper & McGee's, L Lot us go to Charie H isler's and get a good cigar. No. 402 Broadway. gl bty The Grand Opening, Last evening the May opening of the People’s store took place, It is without doubt one of the most interesting dis- plays to the ladies, that has taken place in this city. Messrs, Henry Eiseman & Co. have devoted much time and expense, and have spared neither, to make this opening a grand affair in every sense of the word. ~ They have engaged extra clerks of much experience to attend to the drapery of their goods, and, as a con- sequonce, their immense dry goods store presents an elegant appearance, From the beginning, 7:30 o'clock, to the close, at 10:30 o'clock, large crowds of ladies and gentlemen visited the expo- sition. Much praise is due the clerks of the es- tablishment for their untiring efforts to make the opening a success in every par- ticular, 4 To-night and Friday evening the open- ing will be continued, and great crowds will no doubt attend. " | S Go to Beard for wall paper. —— Room Mouldings--Largest assortment and lowest prices at Beard's Wall Paper Store, — Financial Trouble. Last fall H, G. Fisher, of Underwood, turned over his stock of general mer- chandise to his sons, who were to run the same under the firm name of Fisher Bros, At the time the senior Fisher took a chattel mortgage for $6,000 on the stock, and as the boys were running be- hind, the old gentleman, who is quite wealthy and owns a large farm near Underwood, recently had the mortgage placed on file. This caused claim after claim to come in and be presented until now Council Blufls presents claims to the amount of §1,100, Omaha $1,200, Des Moines $500 an ("hh'ufio .50, H. G. Fisher has secured all claims except those from Chicago. The Mercer Case, ‘The case of Mrs. Huber, alias Frank, charged with inducing Lulu Mercer to euter upon a life of shame, is to cowe up again before Judge Aylesworth to-duy. fense a chance to show up further evi- dence to substantiate the claim that the girl had been kept at an Omaha hotel by a railway man, and the prosecution prom- ising to bring in rebuttal evidence to show this to be a slander against the girl \is point is the only one to be con- sidered, and the hearing upon this will probably be brief. The decision of the matter may therefore be expected to-lay ———— Wanted.—Insurance solicitors, with teams, to work western half of Towa for Dwelling House Insurance company Boston. Ernest L. Smith, special agent, No. 130 Main street, Councii Bluils, Special Assessments, The city conncil has passed to a second reading the ordinance providing for the enforcement of the collection of special assesments for improvements, and as £00n as the ordinance is passed the coun- cil is to arran, for a special le of property on which the special ass ments are still unpaid. Those who behind in the payment of their paving or grading taxes should not delay sottling these claims, and thus save trouble and expense. At the meeting of the city council last evening all were present except Alder- man Straub and Mayor Chapman. An invitation presented. from the G. A R, and S f Veterans asking in the memorial 1t was aceepted. William Siedentopf proposed to sell to the city lot 56 in Johnson's addition, as the same was a part of Harrison street. Referred. Alderman Shngart stated that he would be nbsent from the eity some time, and permission was granted him to turn over all papers in hus hands to the others of his committecs Complaints were made by citizens about overilow of water from the old Pettibone diteh, and referred to the city attornoy. bemng made that James t for filling Bighth and d not been completed vith contract, and that the 1 condition, the coun- 1 ¢ to at once s would | 't the in- y and the property own - Ninth avenues. in accordance il instrocte 1 the take such action terests of the s authorized to n Broadway and n Hammer w repair First strect betwe the by sales matter came up again. As Alderman Bennett would not vote for rdinance, and it could not hout his vote, the matter The council then adjourned until this evening, Night Prowlers, Soma time during Tues lay night sneak thicves attempted to enter M. White's place on Broadway. A pane of glass was cut cut of the rear door, and then the bolt slipped but the presence of some one sleeping in the place prevented further progres: The cig also entered There, . and a number of cheaper about $40 worth of goods little mor Guard, Attached to the fast mail train last night was a car in which were fift The reports as to who they w was their mi d that they were armed w chester rifles and Dbillys, and probably with revolvers. Some deelared that they were fifty Pinkerton’s men, going west to guard railw sts In ease o trouble. Others that they were men to take the pls f strikers. The oflicials were as usual very ignorant as to what it all meant. The Calab > Full A hard crowd struck Council Blufts yesterday, evidently following up the circus which shows her to- The nolice run in about twenty yi filling the calaboose pretty fuil. are plenty left outside bt i i) E Tom McGrew, of Neola, brought back here from Ainsworth, Neb., last evening, by Sheriff Recl, to answer to u charge of n-;liury, has bees ed on $300 al terday There —— Personal Paragraphs. L. R. Bolter, of Logan, is at the Pacific. C. Baird, of Dunlap, was in the city yesterday. F. W. Morse and wife, of Boston, are at the Ogden. A. H. Edwards, of Audubon, visited the Bluffs yesterday. P. Wicks, of Harlan, was among those at the Pacific yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith returned yesterduy from California. B. Zeyely has returned from a trip into Nebraska and is at the Ogden. B. F. Clayton, of Macedonia, is in the stopping ut the Ogden house. Miss Julia Officer has gone to Des Moines to attend the musical convention. John W. Hautchinson and George W. Lee, of Sioux City, were in the cify yes- terday. Mrs, O'Brien, whose husband is one of the volice officers, is recovering from her severe 1lIness. Arthur Barber, lately from New York, who has now become a resident of Omaha, was in the Blufls yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rising and daugh- ter of Silver Cliff, Col., are here on a visit to J. B. Atkins and family. W. C. Boyd, representing W. W. Cole’s circus and shows, which appear here Juno 7, was in the city yesterday. G 8. Morrison, of J. F. Shecly & Co., pork packers, Omaha, was n the city ¥ rday looking tor a driving horse suited him. Mr. Hutchinson, chief of the fire de- partment, and Geo. W. Lear, a real es- tate agent of Sioux Falls, are in the city trying to purchase some fast horses, Pat Lacy returned from Lincoln, Neb., last uiFhl‘whuru he has been trying toin- duce the Fitzgerald hose team fo enter in the free-for-all race in the tournament. William Lathrup, who is no doubt bet- known to the community at large as Swedo Bill,” has returned from a four months' visit to his old home. “‘Bill' says Council Blufis is still good enough for him. 1his last trip makes the seventh time he has traveled between Denmark and Council Bluffs, e Sl Diving for £100,000. Pall Mall Gazette: The English divers and Capt. R. F. Stevens, Lloyd's surveyor, have just returned from the island of Grand Canary after_raising a sum of no less than £00,000. This amount was lyin submerged 158 feet deep about o mile from the southernmost limit of the Is] of Grand Canary. The v ure went down about two years agoin a brand new Spanish steamer ealled the Alphonso XII 'The steamer had on board £100,000 worth of Spanish dollars on their way to Cuba, The insurance was effected at Lloyd's and was paid over to the surers after the vessel foundered. After a lapse of over a year Capt. R, F. Btovens and three English divers were sent out to Grand Canary to try and re- cover the sunken treasure, They succeed- ed in bringing up nine boxes containing specie Lo the value of £10,000 each, but the tenth box could not be found, wnd the Dubugque The case was continued to give the de- l divers had (o come awuy without it. The money was in the mail room, almost at fhe bottom of the ship, -The decks had to be forced by explogion, and when the mail room was reached the plnckx divers had to haul the boxes from one deck to the other until the thpdeck of the vessel was reached, The wreck lay on a ridge of rocks, and one of the fears entertained pefore the explosion wajy effected was that the force might precipitate the vessel to almost fathomicss depths. Fortunately the fear was not rufizvd, put the explo- s1on sent to the surface thousands of dead tish. i Dreams of .Inyentors. Cleveland Leader: One of the leading telegraph men in the'csantry told me not long ago that he had no doubt but that we could soon telegraph a man’s hand- writing, and I suppose that the day will come when the artist in New York can telegraph his eartoons to illustrated newspapers all over the country. A gen- tleman connected with the type-setting achine, by which & man who owns it set up a book or wspaper in his own room, tells me that the machine will be on the market in ayear, have heard visionary men who o in clectrical experiments say th: be that throngh the telegraph v the powerful medium of electricity one machine of the kiod operated by 8 man in New York might set up the thought of that man’s brain in a thousand news- paper offices all over the country. il The Vital Qu Wall Street News: They were survey- ing the route of a new ratirond over a mountain farm in Western Virginia last fall, wlien the owner came out with his gan ana demanded: “Iwant ye to stop 1ight W know what's goin’ on ¥ ing for a ore ye wr i Iroad’’ was the reply “And you want to go across my farm.’" “We do. 1t will increuse the value of your land." *That haint nuthin to do with it,” doggedly announced the old man. Wi I want to know is, is the durn thing goin’ to effect the price of coon skins one w or t'other? That's what I want figgers on before you squint any further.” FROM the CYUNCIL BLUFFS ne k of tho Noapa been un ovtun fact that | was ravazed with ed. Mr. Clark b sont him som L Cure, It wis use of the res childr. M. McPiko nie & ratitud @ for | 53 0t hi - ehildre 1 out of ia befor: he had an op- Teries' remely. Dr. Jefferies’ diptheria all kinds of sore throat. Dyspepsia ! Dyspopsia ! Dyspeptic, why live in misery, and die in ais- pair with c miach 7 Dr. Thomas Jeleries o o Hf inigcstion and Bost of rof- Dyspepsia is the cause of nnoty isensed conditions. Price €5 licine is infallible in During the last there has not been death from Diphthy in__any DR. THOMAS JEFFERIES'. Pre sed. It has bieentho 1 conditions. ; 1tod insteuctions how to use the medi- cine sent with it. No doctor required. DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES Dbe obtained at his Ofiice, No.23 hth St., Council Bluifs, lowa, Orsent by 083 on Rezeint of Pri SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—Special advertisoments, such ai Lost,Found, To Loan, For Sils, To Raat, Wanty Boarding,eto. will bo inserted in this column at thelow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho firstinsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for ench subssquent insortion, Leave alvertisy mentsat our olice, No. L3 Pearl strect, near Broadway, Council Bluffs. WANTS. [OR SALE ORTRADE—One mule, two liorses, Wagon, buggy, harnoss, hurrow, hogs, cows, carpenter toois, an iron tunk und boiler, hard: ware, pool table,fence posts, household goods, and my house and Ict. Enquire on premiscs, No. 70) Broadway, Council Bluis, st class dressmakers ot 4 Pearl street. R SALE—Real Estato in city. Largost list. No. 59 Poarl street. JFOR SALE-OId pnpors, In_quantitics to_suit, at Boo offico No. 12 Pearl stroct. Il parts of the Most Sales. F. J. Dy, [IOR SALE OR TRADE—Stock of millincry and fancy notions. Al new. Good_ loca- tlon. 00 a year. O, Bee, Ce Bluffs, Towa. CARPETS Choice Display of Latest Pat- terns, All Grades, Council Bluffs (CARPE [COMPANY] 405 Broadway. A Select Stock of Choice Novelties Jn. CURTAINS. % b Salos £i2, Counci Omaha DentalAssocia’n e ol Cor, 16th und‘tl)uu;zluu Sts. Filling at lowest price, with gold, silver and other combinations Gold plate and coutivuous Gum Teth a speclaity. Best Sets of Teeth, $S, Former price §15. Perfect it und best materiul. work gusranteed. Council Bluffs Office, 234 BROADWAY, WES'T SIDE, an A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS We intend on next A. B. C. Soap each time 25 PIANOS, -0 ' 50 PARLOR ORGANS, 250 SEWING MACHINES, and other in Soap, We are simply 250 250 SILK DRESS PATTERNS, ’_nao SILVER TEA SETS, 20,000 PRESENTS All of them magnificent; eostly and useful. matter what our competitors say) that we are not running a gift enterprise. of a cent for the chance to get the present. ever did during the three years that it has been placed on the market, and consequent! th of July and Elérmll‘{olloqing to distribute among the cohs mers of oty GOLD WATCRES, 50 CHINA DINNER 600 CHINA TEA SETS, ' 800 65-Caadlc Power Lamph But at the same time we beg the public to undefstand (n@ You do not pay us a fraction . C. Soap chea[xer to-day than we ly you get full value We are selling our A. ADVERTISING our A. B. C. Soap on the most magnificent scale ever attempted by any one firm, . Three years ago we started out to sell A. B. C. Soap on its merits, to-day thousands of the most intelligent housekeepers in this and all the principal cities of the Union use our A. B, C. Soap and marvel why it is not used in every home. The principal grocers throughout the Union tell us one reason why its use has not become general is that ARC SOAP has not been sufficiently advertised ; and another reason is, because many people who have bought it, did not give it the necessary and intelligent attention it deserves. They did not read the directions, and finding that it would not wash by laying A. B. C. Soap on top of the bundle of soiled clothes, they fell back to five cent soap. Thousands write us: “Your A B. C. Soap is all that you claim for it; it not only gives satisfaction, but we find that our most intelligent customers say that 1. {s A BLESSING IN THE HOUSEHOLD and are enthusiastic and speak in the highest terms of praise about it. Why don’t you advertise it ?" It is thercfore that we are making this extraordinary effort to bring A. B. C. Soap to the notice of every intelligent person and in order to induce every one to buy it, and continue to use it until they have fully tested its merits, we say to them SAVE THE A B C WRAPPERS And send them to us during the months of June or December next, and we shall distribute among you an array of presents which, for maguificence and usefulness, surpasses everything herctofore offered by any cne firm. Send four cents in stamps and we will send you a catalogue, which is now in course of preparation and which will ¢ you a full description of all the presents and the mode TO OBTAIN A PRESENT ‘Those who have not used A. B. C. Soap, of course, will ask, “what is it ?" A. B. C. Soap is our own invention, and all who have used it cheerfully concede to it the merit of being the greatest improvement ever made in domestic economy. WASHING WITH IT, is as different from ail other soaps, and the old way of w. auch an improvement over the old system, as trav A. B. C. Soap, and the MODE OF hing, and is as g by railway is over that by an ox-cart. A girl of 18, or the most delicate person, can wash WITHOUT TEE LEAST EXERTION. {1 one hour, more clothes with A. B. C. Soap, than the most robust, with the hardest work and slavish toil «1n wash with the best soap, and the old way of washing, in (l:iree hours. And withal, A. B, C. Soap is the mildest and sweetest soap ever manufactured. We warrant you can wash baby with it and it will look as sweet and fresh as a rose. Remember, that while you can use A. B. C. Soap in any way or manner you please, it is best to use 1t unceording to the directions on the wrapper, which will also teach you the new way of washing. Remember,-also, that in order to obtain one of these presents you must save your wrappers and send t n) to us by mail. during the months of June or December next. M—t—=t—— FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. —¢——+* GROSS BROS., SOAP BOILERS AND CHEMISTS, RUSSELL&Co Manufactireraof all sizes of Automatic Engines Especially Designed for Running MILLS, GRAIN, ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Roilers. New Massillon Threshera. Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. STATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, Factory Massillon, 0. Branch House 510 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. Horses and Mules For all purposes. bought and sold, at retall and nlots. Large quantittes to sclect from. MASON WISE. Sireett, Near Pacific House, Counil Bucs TIMOTHY SEED. 1 have a quantity of sound, well cleaned scod which 1 offer at reasonuble figurcs. eod of the crop of 1883, Correspondence solicited, F. G. BUTLFR, Schaller, Iowa. C. & N. W. Ry, MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS WIGS MADE TO ORDER. ‘837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. J. ACOiBW SIMS, : ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices in State and Federal Courts, Kooms 7 and 8, Snuzart Block, SWAN BROS., Dealers in Mileh Cows, A Our Stock Yards China, Glassware and Lamps, 8. Homer & Co. No. 28, Main St.,Counsil Bluils, FIRT CLASS N EVERY RESPECT HiRAM W. DAVIS & CO. Established In 1877, ;vjw“ ) CINCINNATI, OHIO. 5{ \\ BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES 20,000 Vehicles Annually. Send for Catalogue, Prices, Freight Rates and Testin W.P. AYLSWORTETL, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bailding eaLittieGiaat truoks~tho best in tho woril any kind rafsed or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame houses moved 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Strest, Council Bluffs. Gball and examine my %pw— Lires a»; Wors. %- Jk— Mfi\ Euglish Beoadcloth ¥ the Gheapest Line of Wns WonUus) ywwt& euvet &flauuw n this bity. 226 Broadway, Councl Bluffs, KIEL SALE STABLES The Highest Market Price For all kinds of second hand household goods and STOVES. M. DROHLICH 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs. m Pajuesaadoy DOITRATER, YO0) [TY s+ g |CUT THIS OUT! Horses and Mules kept constantly on hand GOOD UNTIL MAY 15. for £alo at retail or in car louds. nu',‘:}’"sfl'fi':‘lll{ lmlv‘:""'{m Having made extensive lmmn\on::-nlu -;\a notice. Stock sold on, > i our flacilities, wo wish to cull espec (SHLUTER & HOLEY, Propriotors, o the work ow being turned ou Btable Corner Fifth Avenue and Four! Dy us. u,‘ ming it 0 e oquul 1o that of soy sundr; Council Blutfs 1awa, putract on shorg on. roduce our work outside the city of Council Blufs. we will upou receipt of this ticket, accompunicd by return postuge, Laundry 8'x Collars or Cufls FREE, for either ladies or gentlemen Home Steam Laundry MRS. L. .SIMMONS, 540 Brondway, Council Blufls, ! 314 adway. N, B. Out of town orders given prompt at MRS, SMIMONS for o us | tention. Wo pay roturn charges ou all work re ved whon ac:owpanied by cash ln puy wes full smount. DRESSMAKING (BY THE TAYLOR SYSTEM.)