Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1886, Page 6

————— . OFFICE, NO. THE DAILY BEE. " COUNCIL BLUFFS. THURSDAY MORNING MAY. 13 12, PEARL STREET. Telivered by corrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. Manager. BURINEES OFFIC NiGnt Ebiror No. 23, New spring goods at Reiter's, Eiyery new shape in hats and at Bliss’. Flowers, tips and all things at Bliss'. ights of Labor r ball, of curbing Madison bas already commenced. Leonard & Jewet refs Cooper & McGee's, No. 41 N Permit to wed was yest J. C. Smith and Mollic Wi Omaha, Blhe "(‘nink Meal'" is a quick seller; come and get one betore they are gone Cooper & McGee, bonnets new and fancy cleared about street ators at street, given to s, both of ¢ gone into tha s rented the George ssidence rejuvenated b impr nts in the premises Frank Levine is the one on South First street to put in curbing preparatory to the paving already ordered. Ti for Professor Rosedale’s course of lectures a asonic hall on sale at Bushnell’s. One dollar for course of three lectures, For Rent—The Kiel's Hotel feed and gale stable ; brick barn 50x70, frame n 50x100. Possession given June 1. In Spetman, Kiel's hotel. The county superintendents of schools hold a convention at Deni 3 4. Superintendent | is to give a paper on ungraded schools.” ¢s for Mrs. Huber yester- day fi flidavits in support of the motion to s ide tl against her in fav To-day some mor A Baptist church socible on Thursday ning next, at the of Mrs. MeNitt, 108 Lhird street, a short distance north of Willow avenue. All friends cordially invited. Refreshments, 25 cents. The same New York firm who bought the county bouds recently ve since ased 05,000 of Sioux” City bonds, 1 per cent premium for them. ontly believe western securities ble for investment. Joseph Cole scems to be having a har time it. Lately he had a fellow ar- rested for getting his wite away from him, breaking up his home and moving furni- ture, woman nto another house. Now he hus been arrested for threaten- ing to shoot the wayward wife. He was allowed to go on his own bonds of $100, it not being thought that he was very dangerous f this county, ssification of judgment obtained Mercer girl. given Louse McGorri: looking, af the new court house. The Chicago firm which had the contract has failed, and the board of supervisors will probably relet the con- tract to some other firm at its June mecting. Mr., MeGorrisk has been gath- ering the needed information on which to base his bid. A rumor spread about the city yester- day that n telegram had been received nnnmm('ini; he fact ben Roper had been drowned while visiting friends in Illinois. He being a well known cigar- maker of this city, his many friends were considerably shocked by the rumor. It appeared later that it was not Roper, but a cousin of his, one of the relatives whom he was visiting. The first district teleg in Council Bluffs was & Sherlock’ fifty boxe: t gonstruction is gomg on lively, with the prospect of having 150 boxes put in with- in ten days more. The scrvice was evi- dently noeded in this city, for since tho cpening day there has been a constant demand for messenger boys, and the ausiness opened up botter even than in the city ncross the river. re means to help defray the Blufls hose team, which is ., of Lang & the i h box put in placed in Wagnor I expense buque in Jun, rranging to exhibition in the driving date before their depavtur be a coupling contest, foot races, a base ball game and other attractions. As the Bluffs intend sending a strong team, one which will do the city credit and doubt- less win some of the gilt-edged prizes, the enterprise will doubticss be liberally en- couraged. give an ik at some There will e Seasonable goods of all kinds at hard- time prices at Cooper & Mctiee's. N few water coolers which we cheap to close them out. Cooper & —~— Before buying a gasoline stove see the “Quick Meal” at Cooper & McCee's, e Personal Paragraphs. Seth Dean, of Glenwood, was visible at the Ogden yosterda, Judge Stockton, of Shenandosh, was at the Pacific yos! y. H. B. Williams returned to his Glen- wood home yesterday. A. A. Mickel, of Walnut, spent Tues- day night at the Pacific. Mrs. J. M. Oursler, of Omaha, is v. ing her mother in this city. Major A. R. Anderson, of & visitor to the Blulls erday, John T, Stewart started yesterday for Louisville on a brief business trip. Dr. T. 8. Thomas, of Carson, wus among those at the yesterday. E. A. Babeock, Avoca's well known attorney, was at the Ogden yesterday. M. D. F one of Stewart Bros. Nobraska missionaries, is in from a suc- cessful triv. 1. N. Flickinger and Tom Ratliffe went yesterday to Wayne, Neb., to look after some real estate interests. A. C. Badollet, of Omaha, was over to this side Tuesday night on a flying visit to s relatives and friends here. eenamyer, of Hamburg, is at the L ~ Pacific and awmting the arrival of nis son, the well-known stockman, C. H. Doan und wife, Mrs. L. M. Kel- nd Mas! ieorge Kellogg, formed 8 Missour: Valley party at the Ogden yesterday. Colonel Cochran has torsaken bhis hfi ~ rauch at Little Sioux long enough to 1ool after some of his extensive property in- terosts here. Harry Bivkinbine and family returned yesterday from the east, where they were lod h( illness and death of Mr. rkinbine's futher, Mus. T, A. Clark started yesterday for ghe east, in response to a telegram an- pouncing the serious illness of her ngest sister, who lives near Krie, an left here Saturday gvening via the Milwaukee & St. Paul, on t to her old home at Hartford, n., where she intends to spend the me! was accompanicd by her Egun, as fur as Chicago. kL M. C. [ He 3 flll wvisit friends theve and in Dixon, 1., roturning. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 1 MATTERS ABOUT THE BLUFFS A Walike Dicolution of a Cooperative Contracts OME RESULTOF FILLING STREETS A Crarzed Maiden—Injury to a Fine Horse—A Small Blaze—City Doings--Personal. Mention, They Dissolve Partnership. Wheeler, a railrond man, was Judge Aylesworth yesterday on two serious charges. It was elaimed that he had stolen some shirts and other clothing belonging to George Kellogg, the night eferk at the Ogden, and that he had pawned a silver watch belonging to Charles H. Meyer Kestle The evidence showed that Kestler and Wheeler came here together from Missouri, and that they made a mutual agreement that if voth could not find work the one that did should “hold the other up.’ Kestler soon got employment in Drake’s meat market, and in a fow days Wheeler got a short job. The men not having money enough to pay their board, Kestler offered to put up his watch to sccure the land- lord, but the landlord, Mr. Langmade, of the Metropolitan hotel, con- cluded to their ~ honor. After o eler needed a watel ilway yards whero nd %o borrowed he needed some new shoes, and not having money he got them on eredit at Mr J. Dickey’ and deposited the wateh promised Kestler that as soon as he drew \is pay he would pay Dickey and release the wateh. Time went on, d he did not do so. Kestler got impatient for his watch, and had Wheele rrested for stealing it t the same time another charge w Wheeler, that of stealing the clothing belonging to Mr. Kellogg. T pthin sin a trunk Mrs. Bennett ing house on Sixth street, in a cioset off the voom oceupicd by Wheeler and tler. In_ the same closet was Wheeler’s valise. Kestle he went to the to see if there not a clean shirt there, and found this clothing. He informed th she made an examinati i herself tha logg’s clothing one had taken Mr. Ke out of the trunk and Lit m heeler’s lise. Judge ylesworth diseharged Wheeler on the watch ease under a decizsion of the su- preme court, in a case N left a guitarto be repai repairer used the instrument tor giving lessons, and after a time left the ¢, taking the instrument with him, and rwards ing it. The supreme held the court was because man did not hay > intention of propriating the instrument when he it in his possession, but that it was an hought, and therefore more in the nre of a brea Onthe othe Wheeler , becaus there was no evidence had any- thing to do with putting the clothing in his valise. 1t might have been a job put up on him by some one clse to’ get him into trounle. ht have stolen it, but there was not suflicient evidence to overcome this possibility n hisinnocence, 80 he walked for pacicbiy o o Oriental Entertainment. A series of illustrated lectt given in Masonic Temple hall Friday and Saturday of this w fessor Rosedale, the great eastern trav- eler, will illustrate the customs and man- ners of eastern nations in full costume, alented wife and others. This entertainment is for the benefit of Baint Paul’s church, which fact, aside from the great merits of the entertam- ment, shonld secure acrowded house and most liberal patros from ci who have the best interests of the city at heart. Admission 50 cents. Children 15 cents. will be hursday, Pro- P S — The Water line Raised, » appearance of water in the base- ment of some building on Pearl strect, near Fifth avenue, has caused many con- to the cau It was thought that the ditch dug for the sewer pes was not refilled sufliciently sofid, and that the heavy rains followed down this pipe and leaked through into the basements. Others thought that the swer pives themselves leaked. The fire department has had a steamer pumping for several days, with no appreciable diminution of ~the water. %cslurdny three wells were dug on vacant lots near there, and it was discovered that water could be struck anywhere along there at a depth of from six to seven feet. krom this it appeared that the water line has been raised by the filling n of the strects and lots, and that it is :fimost impossible to help the matier much by pumping, as it would be necessary to pump the water out of the whole bottoms in order to do any good. ——— Go to Beard for low prices. e G Beard has an immense stock of wall paper and room mouldings which must he turned into cash, so down go the prices at Beard's. s A A Crazed Maid. Miss Lena Geiss, a German girl, who has been employed in the families of John Linder and N. Schurz, has been taken in charge by the authorities, and the question of her sanity is being in- quirea into. Last Friday she left here to visit a brother living near Underwood, while there was suddenly taken nd tore up the bedding and broke ame 50 violent that it requi ng men to hold her. She has been treated at an asylum in the old country, but was supposed to be recovered (' has shown no symptoms since until this sudden outbreak, ] “B. B." Wins Another Victory. The case of . Lee, of Carleton, Neb., who was indicted a 20, charged with seliing “B. B.," has recently been dismissed and the entire ¢ charged to the prosccution. “B. B," as is well known, is a beverage manufactured by Messrs. Wheeler & Hereld, Council Blufls, e More Smoke Than Fi About 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon an alarm of fire was caused by the discov- ery of smoke pouring from the roof of the little frame house at the corner of Scott and Mynster streets. The fire secmed to be confined to about the chim- ney, and apparently originated from that. It was quickly put out, and the damage was merely nominal. ‘The house 15 owned by George Parks, and was not insured. It was occupied by Mr. Braun, who travels for John Linder. L~ Go to Beard for 100m mouldings. - Heisler sells the best 5c and 10¢ cigars in the market. No. 402 Broadway. ~ A Ruined Horse. Yesterday morning Dr. Montgomery’s fine black horse got tired, apparently, of waiting for the dactor to finish a call he was making on kirst street, and turn- ing about made a wild run for a short distance. The horse fellinto a ditchnear Graham avenue, and was badly injured. The horse had to be pulied out by a team ot horses, and it is thought he is perma- nently disabled. The buggy was not badly damaged. - - GototheN Y GARDEN HOSE. Trey WARRANT ALL THEY SELL. Opera House Bloek. P. Co fori i At Go to Beard for wall paper. - Leusi go to Charie H isler good cigar. No. 402 Broadwa - De Vol sells Golden ranges, best in market —-— andgeta gasoline )1 B'way. Satisfaction guaranteed with evers “Quick Meal” gatoline stove, or money refunded. Cooper & MeGee. Room Mouldings and lowest prices at Be Store. assortment rd’s Wall Paper f titles and rea L. Squire, 10 Substantial estate loans. & B Pearl street, Council Bluffs, ki 1 sell the eclebrated Twin Burner gaso- line stove. That double burner beats them all. A 4-burner same price nsa 8- burner; a_8-burner same price as a 2- burner. W A. Wood, 504 Main, - their meeting last night awarded to Hammer & Co., the contract for cucbing First street and Washington avenue “The city counci Dr. A, P. Hanchett has t: Mr. Hazard's residence, avenue, for the summe No. 12 Pearl strect. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2to4and 7to 8 p. m. Heisler don’thandle any “‘snide” cigas. g & GARDEN HOSE, WARRANTED GOOD 14e per foot, 18e per foot, 24¢ per foot. HOSE NOZZLES, Of NEW YORK PLUMBING ( Opera House Block. - After a thorough investigatic a w convineed that the “Quick Me: 1" is best gasoline stove made and shall make it our leading stove this season. Cooper & McGee. -~ AMERICAN TIN. Splendid Results at Harney Peak Tin Mines in Dakota. The Rapid City Republican, published at Rapid City, Dak., in its issue of April I following in relation to the 1k company’s development s in tin mining in the Black ) y operation of B wines, the Coates and Bob In- gersoll mines, which are the richest the company have yet developed: “Ihe value of the tin annually imported into the United States in the shape of tin ud block tin reaches the sum of $25,000,000. For years efforts had to discover” a profitable tin United Sf nd aliough Guleh g tin stone wus dis- covered at the Ktta mine, which was at that time being worked for miea. Lodes of enormous size have been dis- covered and J d, showing thou- ands of tons of ore which will over- reach the value of those of rest of the world. he grand slumberin, ry has been slow in coming to ing, but now it is thoroughly will move on with giant strides until the k Hills shall 1 forth as the est tin producing region of the world. A New York company had confidénce enough 1n the reports to send experts to the hills to examne into the truth of the tements, and as a consequence an ¢x- mination of the mine resulted in o sale of it to the Ne York syndicate. ¢ at once proceeded in a bu manner and commenced of their property. <0 flattering and prom- s that the company P purchasing_other mine different parts of the tin area of the Southern Hills, and had a large concen- tration mill planned to work the ore. ‘The plans were drawn up with divectand ] 1 reference to the working of the t the Etta mine The mill was ade in accordance with the plans and shipped to the mine. Months elapsed be- tween the time of designing the mill and the time when the wheels of the grand, monster plant were first revolved, a few days since, inangurating what will prove to be one of the greatest mining indus- trtes in the world. The average amount of tin stone in the ores at the Cornish mines is about 1.95 cent. This may be co sidered reliable, as the records of mining are kept by the government and extend” through a long period of years. In the German mines it 18 0.5 and 0.3 per cent of the whole mass. The erite in_the ores of tin scldom exceed 3 per cent in_any country outside of the Black Hills. ‘T'he tin stone concen- trated from the Etta, Coates and Bob In- f«tl‘unll ores during their run the st week or ten days average from 6 to 7 per cent of “the entire mass of rock crushed, It is beautifully separated from the gangue, and the pro- duct is a large 1l|uumlv of t stone of a very rich grade. No one longer doubts the fact that the Etta mill is a suceess. The confidence of the company in thei enterprise is evineed in the fact that they will erect another large mill during th present year on some of their other pro erties, They own viluable mines distant at Hill City, and at a point about four miles from the Etta, and also have inter- ests in the Tenderfoot region, Things are working smoothly at the Etta mills, thongh they have not been running continuously. They started up the 25th of lust month, and ran one ton only. No rock was then run until the 8d inst., and run continuously until Sunday, about seven days in all, perhaps a little less. T something over 18,- 000 pounds of cussitevite. Only forty or fifty tons of ore are being erushed daily, wihile the capacity of the mill is 200 tons daily. If the ore 3 per cent the ield of tin stone will be siterite will avers lic tin (some of it is 40 t of the pure metal), the will be 6,000 |xu|m|l]n of pure metallic tin, which, at the present prices, would be worth about § D, or 000 & month, There is every possibility of the ore con- taining over 3 per cent of siterite, and it will ave over 50 per cent metallic tin, s0 we n xpect a monthly produe- tion from the Etta of 30,000 or there abouts, There are few gold or silver mines can beat this, and there is plenty of it. Gentlemen who yesterday returned from a trip through th i thusiastic, and say th: enough tin up there to supply the world. No doubt this is true. ‘The ultimate success of the Etta con- centrating mill wuas never questioned, though some prophesized that the first trial would prove abortive. All reports, howeyer, thus far received from the mill have been entirely favorable to the en- terpri The suceess of the Etta mill was all that has been regarded necessary to confirm the mineral wealth of the southern hills, and now that this vital point has been established in the affirma. tive the friends of this section have the broadest and * firmest grounds pon which to base great hopes for thelfuture of the tin terntory, Average Minstrel Jokes, “Oh, I always knew Peters would find a wnwr{ rave,”” said the end man; “it was in his horoscope, -don't you know, and_nothing could preventit.” ‘“Well, but Peters wasn't drowned; he was run over by the cars.” “Oh, pshaw! You forget it was a milk train.” I say, Pudging, can y the Bartholdi statue is I that bloom in the spring’ Pudgins— “Oh, I've heard that; it's stale. Guess T'll bite again, though. Tell me why, End Man—"Because, so far as we know, it is the only tling that had nothing to do with the Oregon.” ' “Perhaps some of you gentlemon ean tell me what I can do to reduce the size of my chickens, said the interlocutor, after” the beautiful ballad, ~“Mother’s Gone to Feed the Hens "' had been sung. “You might cut off their heads,’ sug- gested Bones, “Oh, no. 1 _think too much ot them for that.” “Well, then, why don't you bantam?" asked he of the tambourine. Bones—“Mr. Johnson, suppose we were in the blue room at the white house and 1 shonld pull wn two of the curtains, hew much dard would it be”’ Interlo- cutor—*‘Really, Bones, 1 can't tell. Well, how much darker would it be in the blue room of the white house if you should pull down two of the curtain Bones— twoshades.” Interloentor—'"That 1 song, ‘We Am't Got Long to HARKNESS BROS. CARPETS ———AND—— DRY GOODS Our carpet stock is large and w lected and is kept full by the arr new, fresh goods. It comprises Moquettes, Body Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Etc. LACE CURTAINS, Tambour, Turcoman, Curtain' Draperss, Opaque Shading, Curiain Fixtures, Ete, Curtnins made and hung. Carpets made and 1 itled workmen. ring a finc line of White 1 tell mo why ‘the flo; Goods, Beautiful Efnbmidery, Dress Pattarns, Summar Dress Goods, And invite customers to exs mine our stock before purcha i . Prices lau-lffmmuhu «l special bar- gain tables that comprise the best values offered 1n any market. Good Lace at 5. od Stamped Towels at 10c¢. J beautifully stamped Towels at 25¢, half the price asked elsewhere. od Hose, 10¢. Beautiful Barrett Plaid Dress Goods at 25 yard; worth 40c. The best Corset, 75¢, usually sold for $1.25. These are a few of th that can best be appre examination, Duly watch changes. HARKHNESS BROTHERS many bargains ated by person: this column for future len House Rates on and iay Isi will be %2.00 and *er Day, opting front parior rooms, Day Board, $25 Per Month, I SILLOWAY, Prop. MAI DUnyes, Munager. Ca Llatrs, MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS # 13 91)% Td ORDER, 387 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS CONNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, Established 1867, 1 MRS. L. SIMMONS, No. 314 Broadway, Tn order to establish my reputatic ‘ouncil Blafls for fne work, 1 will FOR THE Pi T, do all ing, fit 18 done elsewhor misfits s my experio satisfuction. Crestcn House, The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire HEscape And all wodern improve ments. 215, 217 and 219 Muin st. s 81 MAX MOHN, Prop. | WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HmOveES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRIC IMPLEME DEERE, WELLS & Co., Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Bugsiss, Carriages, Ete | Ete. Council Blufts, lmn\:a KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CC Corn Shellers, Stalk Cattors, DiscHarrows, Seeders, Corn Planters, Feod Cat- tet Faotory, Rock Falls, Tils. Noe. 1501, Main St., Council Bluffs, DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an 1 Jobhors of Agricultural Implaments, Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, and all kinls of Farn Machinory. 1100 to 1118 South Main Streot, Coundil Bluffs, owa. 1URAL HANDLES, TG ViRianT. ros. &Man, 8o &Counsel; il BlaTs Haadls Factyzy, ) ledge and Small sription. CARPE COUNCIL BLUEFS CA ] Carpets, Curtains, Window Shadss, 0il Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, te. No. 405 Broadway Council Blulls, Towa. fll‘llv‘Jll.\‘. '!‘irll.dv'l"l, ET PEREGOY & MOURE, ~Wholesale Jobbors in the— Pinest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 28 Main and 27 Pearl Sts, Council Bluffs, Towa. COMMISSIC NYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Fruit and Produce Comnission Merchaats, No. 14 Pearl &t., Council Bl Lamps, Fruit Jars, Cut Goods, Fancy Goods, Tow i V’J"lr‘ll’”hl" e HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Olls, Paiats, Glass, Druggists' Sundrios, Ete, No. 22 Main St and No. 21 Pearl'St., Council Biuls, DRY GOODS. I E. SMITH & CO.,, Layyrters aad Jobhaes of Dry 613, 08, 112 nnd 114 Main St., Nos. 113 uncil Blutrs, [owa. 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale Califoraia PFraits a Spacialty Commiss'on. No. 542 V'(‘mm(-iulun‘fi. WIRT & DUQUE 1 Wholesale Confectionary & Fanecy Grocariss. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Couneil Rlnfls, General Brondway, TE, i Fruits, N ; _ GROCE EERCS " L. KIRSCHT & CO. Jobbers of Staple and Fansy Grocarles. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 416 Brond- vy, Co HAR. S BECKMAN Manu“acturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddla: _No. 525 Main St.. Council Bla ,"'115‘ l‘Al’;‘. METCALF BROTHIERS Jobbers ia Hats, Caps aad Ghyas 2 nnd 344 Bry Bluts, HEAV KEELINE ) ) Wholesale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Council Bluffs, Iown. HIDE S AND WOOL. D. 1. McDANELD & CO,, Commission Merchants for Salz of Hidas, Tallew, Wool, Peits, Grease and Furs Council Ltuirs, Low. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO., —Wholesale Dealers in— [luminating & Ludelcatiag Olls Gasallny 8. Towa, LUMBER, PILING, E1C. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumbar, Piliag, And Bridge Material Specialties,W holesnle Lum: Ver of all Kinds. Main St,, Council Bii W holl Imported and Domestic Wiass & Liquors, Agent for 8t. Gotthard's Herb Bitters. No. 13 Muin 5t. Council Blaifs, SCHNEIDER & BECK, Forelgn and Domestic Wiaes and Liquors, il Bl No 609 Jiin St Cois N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over American Express Comvany, assware and Lamps, . Homer & Co. China, W Main St., Councd Blus, [ 'WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES? FIRST CLASS [N EVERY RESPECT Rates and Testimonials. e ———————————— W.P. AYLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bailding any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. onLittiotiinat truoks~the best in tha worll ball and my, Q(vw- f«:wo& cx—y[ %a—b:«. HIRAM W. DAVIS & CO. Established in 1877, CINCINNATI, OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES. | Framo houses moved 808 Eighth Avenus and Bighth Street, Council Bluffs. exantine g . P, teds, deatele Buiting, Y rchvol Sorhon, Euglish Broadcloth ¥ Dants ever shown in this City. TIMOTHY SEED. T have & quantity of found, well cleaned seel Eeod of tho F. G. which 1offe crop of BUTLER, fchaller, Towa, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—Spooial advertisomonts, Lost,Found, To Loaa, For 3als, To Raat, Wants Boarding,ete, will be inserted in this columnat thelow rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for, h3 firstinsortion and FIVE each subsaquent {nsortion, mentsat our ofico, No. Li Poarl strost, noar 1885, Broudway, Council Blufts. 3 Line In, pany of De ts, No. 5 Pe bl figurcs, rondence solicited. C. & N. W. Ry. NTS PER LINE for Loave alvortiss such ai 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, RUSSELL&Co Manufacturers of all sizos of Automatic Engines Especially Designed for Running MILLS, GRAIN,ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Roilers. New Massillon Threshers. Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. STATIONARY, SKID, COUIICIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS MRS.C.L.GILLETTE'S HAIR GOODS STORE No 29, Main St., Council Bluffs, Opo. Postoffice. RINK LIVERY STABLE. First-class Accommodations in Everything Por- taluing 1o the Livery Business. Finest Landau in the Gity FOR LADIES VISITING. Boarding & specialty. ‘Telephione 178, FIELD & COLE, Props. PEARL STREET RINK STABLE. iz room girls at Council way, young s TOR BaLE Tescue N iy 8 of Towa Plans and &) tute, U ly. Add-ess K. M. st gine House, LE—Union_ave albargain. E. will be May for ti Tostitut the Dear Tsual superinten. F LE OR_TRADE—Stock of millinery and funcy » tion. & (dli‘sAL —Ol pn, it ofice No. 1 now. ales $i2,000 a year. O, Bluffs, Jowa. CARPETS Cholce Display of cluss pool tabie, C. k ina storo by ., Bee office, o o0 of the 2 on of & kitchen at the " Dumb. e ready u; Lith, and can N0 offivo of The. Insti- rved. H. C. Hammond, and in_quantitics to_suit, Pourl streot. 001 10 2- Boo, Latest Pat- terns, All Grades. Council Bluffs 405 Broadway. A Select Stock of Choice A S M Our S Yars Novelties In, TAINS. SWAN BROS., Dealers in Milch Cows. No 502 and 596 E. Broadway,Coun Practices in Stato JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCOIL BLUF'FS, and Federal ooms 7 snd 5, Snuzart Bl CUT THIS OUT! GUOD UN Home 440 N tention. Having 1 of tuix ticket, & L MAY 15, made x Fouirn postugé. Loundsy lavs or Culls FIL iudies or gentleme Broudway, Cou Out of town orders gives in full pwoust. , for eithor Steam Laundry il BSlails, prowpt at wll work re- ceivedwhen accompauied, by b in puym ¢ Apply at hotel !n;opcny: ) Counci Courts, | 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, hought and sold, at rotall and nlots. Large quantittes to select from, MASON WISE. Sircett, Near Pacific House, Counil Bucs KIEL SALE STABLES “poymasaaday SB DOJURLIRR YO0)S [Ty Horses and Mules kopt constantly on hund for sule at rotail or in car louds. Orders_promdtly fill notico. Stock sold on com SHLUTER & BOLEY, Proprictors. Stable Corner Fifth Avenuo and Fourth St Council Bluffs 15w, ract on short vANS, Vice-Pros. Cashicr. Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, $100,000 ..., 260,000 ....1,000,000 Pres, JAMES N. BIOWS | cupital,......... Authorized Capital. ..., Btockholders Represent Do a general banking business. Accounts of buuks, bunkers, merchants, man. utacturers and indisiduals recoivel on favora Ll terms. Domestic and forelgn exchanzo. . The very best of attention given to all busi ncss comitied 10 our “are. R. , M. D, CANCERS 9o nies o feaiminty o biabar % CHRONIC DISEASES or ail kinds a spectaity. _Over thirty yours' pract.oal oxporionzo. N rl Stred 0! 6 CONSULTATION Fith = THE EAHTEHVWHITE LEAD CO'S, DIAMOND BUAND OF STRICTY PURE LEAD, ZINC AN D 0IL PATINTS utely pure, as reprosentod. One gite cover two hundred and ity squece ) couts, und will stay on longer than auy other paiut mapufactured. For sulo by S H.EKEELILY ‘l kmIN Duucs, PaNes, 0108, Evo |