Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1886, Page 6

> (5] THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MONDAY MORNING MAY. 91 OI'FICE, NO. 12, PEARL ETREET. Lelivered by enrmier in sny port of the city at twenty cents per weok. H.W.Titox, - - - Manager Busixres OrFice, No. 4, Niowr Eviron No. 23, MINOR MENTION, New York Plumbing company. New summer goods at Reite: Leonard & J Cooper & McGee's Peter Peterson and Miss Minnic Ros n were joyfully joined Saturday M. Gauit ente ained a number friends on Satur 1 y evening at a , charged with having 1 sleeper in a saloon, and rob him, has been acquitted Mose Wise on Saturday sold to Ma.ler; & Cushing forty-two he mules that have ever t It is understood that the grand jory has found an indictment against Mr. Arcli Coffman, charging him with man slanghter. Many words of praiseare heard for the pat sermon delivered yesterday )y Rev. W. Crofts the Congr tional church. As the outcome of the family trouble of the McCampbells, on Harrison street, Evans has been found guilty of assanlt with intent to commit ughter. i of Chief $1,000 biail and e sigers of the ker and Mrs. Stilen, the would-be sl Matthews, has sceured has his liberty again, 'l bond were Jacob Whitt Aulspeele The jury which convieted ghooting at McCampbell, was made up of men not one of Whom was less than y of age, and the total age of the An electrie light is to be hung in front of the Masonic temple. Another light is to be suspended at the Bloomer school building, 8o that the face of the elock will tell the time of night well as day. Officer Weightman — arvested Chi fLon & Quiney do men. named Calbertson and MeCune, as answering the deseription of two wanted olt, but they did not prove to be en. Their baggage mdicated, pr, that they were sonp men high time that the Union Pacifi did something to better the st fee in this city, The ca ht passengers up from the Rock yesterday morning leaked so badly y hadd to stand up with umbr head the water pouring ve, and that th over )y through the roof as through a sei their the scats being flooded. Charles Harrod, a young man of Ouk- Jand, 1s now 1n the county jail for having outrageously assaulted e wirl aged about nine soner is said to have laid in wut fo was on her There is much feeling « is said that he is much i s of the Mueller company, 103 Main strect. Whole- sale only. Mail orders promptly attend- ed to. 5 Seasor time pri - able goods of all kinds at hard s at Cooper & McGee S 2ol v e QHcisler,don't handle uny snide cigars. Go to Beard for wali paper. ke v e De Vol scllsGolden Star gasoline anges , bestin market. o. 50 4 B'way. Personal Paragraphs. Senator J, S. Hendrie, of Mills county, was in the city yesterday. A. B. Carpenter and Fred C. Fenner, of Missouri Valley, Sundayed in the city. dJ. L. Stubbs, special officer of Wells, Furgo & Co.'s express, spent yesterday in the city. L. L. Bride; railway, h. western trip. Mrs. McGuiness, who has been visiting friends in the east for some weeks past, has returned home, stine, of tho Kansas City turned from an extended e Room Monldings—Largest assortment and lowest prices at Beard’s Wall Paper Suore, The “'Quick Mea Com et one befol Cooper & MeGee. il T A Troublesome Gatekerpor. wust after the proce: n had vassed Into Kairview cewvtery yesterday the sexton of the grounds, P. Allen, closed the gates and would only allow a few favor2d oucs who came up to the gates in vehicles to enter. Policeman Cousins was standing near and ins] that the fmn be opened to allow a erippled lndy n a buggy to enter. Cousins attempted o open the gates when Allen jumped onto him. Cousins dumped him onto the ground and summoned the patrol wagon and placed Allen in the city jail, where he remained until after the decor- ation scrvices, when he “‘put up” for his sppearance bofore Judge Aylesworth this morning. is & quick seller. hey are gone. e it Mrs. Randolph, the famous reader, has just arrived. present and future mind Tells past, Comes well recom- mended. All th wishing to see her will eall at 615 zhth strect, between Bitxh and Seventh avenues. Ladies, 25 cents; gents, 50 cents, e Go to Beard for room mouldings. -~ A New Depot. of the nvestigation 6 Paciife affaies will prebahly be the erection of a freight depot at the corner of Twelfth avenue and Main strect. Some fime ago this project was * started and an ordinance was passed by the council, but there arose some mis- understanding about one scetion of the ordinance in regard to rates to be eharged. With the understanding had ~ by the Union Pacific it scemed that the company could not ept the right of way. As they understood it only such * yates could be charged trom this local depot as were charged from the transfer * depot, and that it might be claimed that Council Blufls freight thus shipped would be entitled to the same rates us through reights from the east. The council and citizens understood the rates were to be the same from th local depot us they would be on other Council Bluffs freight delivered at the & nsfer. From what has bee * both sides during the investi rs that the Union Pa d the desired depot, rates the same as Council Blufts freight Il 1s0 amend the ordinance as to sinqllrum the transfer depot if the coun- Wi ke th pms nothing now “in the way of having such a local freight pot at the point named, ‘Th 1l Ve & great convenicnee to the many Jower Muin street, and fully as convenient to iver their freights at this depot as to ol the to the Broadway depot. 1888. HONOR T0 FALLEN HEROES. The Memorial £ervices, With Flowers, Ma- sic and Oratory Yesterday. PACIFIC TRIAL. THE UNION A New Freight Depot at welfth Avenue Fire at Dow City- News Gleanings About the Blufls, Field Sports Honoring the Heroes, The rain yesterday morning made it appear very dubious about there being any outward observance of Decoration due probably to Omaha, as it was the custom to hold goods from Council Bluffs until they amounted to a car load. The witness testified that the firm had always tariff rate, and did not kno that there was any rebate ever given un- til the investigation started. He was sure that the difficultics in shipping goods and in reaching Council Biuffs from paid th s was recalled. He had informed by intimate business friends that the cattle bought at the Omaha yards were generally purchased of favorites of the management, and that if a shipper not in with the y: pric fered a prics, and refused, the : sent ahead of him to_Chicago so a8 to Shippers would pre- | fer to have their stock unloaded and fed at Council Bluffs, if snitable attention conld be had there, A day or two ago it ! hurt his sale there, Day as planned. . The committee met in | took the Union Pacificsix’ hours to de the forenoon, and decided that if the rain | liver a train of cattle to the lowa ros Kept falling the services would be held in | & much longer delay than was ey the masonie hall; but that the graves should be decorated, even if the duty had to be performed in the rain, Fortunately the clouds cleared aw the sun came out, a~d t ternoon proved to be all that could be desired. There was a large crowd upon the streets; and at the cemetery. The procession formed about 2 o'clock, line of mareh was dircetly to the Colonel Sapp wag marshal of I(usm r, William Ma- John Nicholson and The G. A, R. headed h Wall MeFadden’s s, ons of Veterans made their fivst public appe fin oceasion The Anc bernjane came next. The Blufls City band followed with the Duancbho society, Then came the Uniformed Patriarehs and the Odd Fellows. At the cemetery there was a large gathering. On assembling at the cone- tery Colonel Sapp expressed the thanks Lheo Lund o of the G R. to the citizens who had contributed by their presence and by their floral tributes. He then introduced the president of the day, Hon. J. M. Phillips, who has for years held on, & mete recognition of that known ‘- with man’s well werous sympath, ices opened with pr Mr. Fleming, the county Bible society. The only pustors platform were Rev. T, N aul's church, and Re Mcnomy, of the Cathedra The Bavi band | fter which the glee club 1 Hymn.” This club om e Treynor, Brown, Spooner, No- udson and Stacy Loofbourow, the orator of as then introduced and deliv- oquent tribute to the fallen he- From beginning to end his mas held the undivided atten- idicnee, and were it not for ace the Brk would reproducs entire for the benefit of its o Messrs. roc terly addre tion of the readers. At the conclt glee club rend ion of the address the 1 another uppropriate selection, “Cover Them Over With H"lo\v- ers,”’ and Spencer Smith presented, in a few fitting words, the floral tribute from rie Grove, Ark. One of the pleasuntest features of the decorations was the presence of flowers sent from Fayetteville, Arkansas. The flowers arrived here in pretty fair condi- tion, and the sentiment which prompted the tribute lost none of its sweetness by The flower n, the time and distance arranged in boquets, cards attached bespo the southern give 1 panying them’ stated that ud the f letter : om- y the flowers wero contributed by friends of the north and south, union and confederate, demo- crat and repul black and white. One card n-:uI\, 4 girls for the lone confede: One sent a boguet *‘from her home on the battle ground.” Another was “from Dixi " The flowers com- ing from § nd embodying 50 many f proved a h ndly sentimen tribute” which in memory will be cher- ished long after the ance of the flowe as departed. Mr. Smith read a touching letter from irove, Ark., who with the gree nd good will” from tl residents of a spot on which was fought one of the ficrcest battles of the late w The following was read and adop! Be it Resolved, By the members ot sembled, and by the citi- with 'them ~ in these ngs of ' T menori tendered by the fair i, and ‘the timely cordial greetings of “Peace and Good Will” s0 feclingly and so beautifully ssed be thanktully accepted with deep gratitude companied with a_sine that the mingling of th - arono Ao loved and heroie dead et tnton of (e olice. dise of Qur common country. The servie union d Muckey i s of the nature of relig- ion] T , very impressive and tender. Professor McNaughton presented the floral tribute from the public schools. It wias a massive cross. Where the arms oss appeared a large floral wr ing a star, the tribute of the Pierce street school, and especially dedicated to George W. Fairman, jr., whose father is one of the oldest and best known of Council Blufts citizens. the cross was s ket of flowers, arranged in t tribute of the school on the hill, The decorating of the gray-s and all the servic: od therewith were of m the criticis! d as to the propriety of holdin icos on .\’nml:l‘y. They partook largely of thg nature of reat military funeral, and’ the manner of i the ili S0 a5 to cause them to be frec from many of the ilmprropn:\tu 7 es which were ieted and feare those who had pre x Lo!u'st seruples aguinst holding such sex- yices on Nunday, e BBefore buying a gassoline stove see the “Quick Meal'' ut Cooper & MeGee's o e Heisler sells the best 3¢ and 10¢ cigars in the market. No 402 Broadway. S Ladatl e Showiug Up the U, P. The investigation of the charges made by Council Blufls agamst the Union Pa- cific munagement is thus fur showing up very strongly in support of the claim thut © have been discriminations against this city. The only ntimation of what the defense will be is that the Union Pa- fic was not aware of some of these di criminations, and that other seeming dis- criminations were such as had been brought abour by the commercial de- mands of Omahi. Suturday’s sessions brought forth a goodly amount of addi- tional evidence in fuvor of the claims made by the Blufts. Mr. Herman Buerdorf, ot the wholesale tirm of L. Kirscht & Co., testified dequucy of the accommodations 8t the Broady derot, and the difli- culties attending loading and unloading at the transfer depot. One instance of delay in shipments was cited, it being in the case of some goods shipped to L. C. Baldwin, a cattle man of this city, the fioodn being sent to Pine Blufts.” Mr. aldwin found that the goods sevLt from here were from eight to ten days in reaching Pine Blufts, while goods from ( I rived in four or five days. In in igating the matter the witness had heen anformed by Mr. Olds, the agent the Broadway depot, that the. delay w. t s known when the yards he proper condition. Mayor Chapman s were kept in testitiea stontly, He 1 granted the nd the man and how Union Pacific by this cf promises made by the these promises had b To-day the inyestigation will be re sumad, the morning session to open at 8 o'cloe S The Quick Meal is a quick Come and get one before they are Cooper & MeGee, seller. ne. sy Beard has an 1mmense stock of wals et and room mouldings wihich must be turned into cash, so down go the price at Beard’s, inee. of an article 1 that adopted the past week by some of the leading merchants. Invi- tations were sent to somo of the most prominent ladies and wholesule grocers inviting them to the exhibition bakings. These “food matinees,” which have been attended by thousands in other cities, and to which you are invited, will continue every day this week from 8 o’clock n the me 2 until 6 in the evening. The pur- pose of these exhibitions are to call the attention of the public to the virtues of a new cereal food when used in conncetion with Professor Horsford's phosphatie buking powder. TS new food is o grain product made from selected white corn, which the process of preparation. By n of this but very little time is required in making in e Cere: 50 1t is ealled--into puddings, and other delicaci of the culinary At the exhibi the uses 1t the several stores not over ten minutes were consumed in the production of a delightful prdding com- posed merely of eggs, Cerealine and_the i»luh‘phn(l(! baking pow designed by >rofessor Hosford. Exquisite celars, the interior of cream, which com- posed of Cerealine, were made in an equally short time. The article really has merits that mend itself to the housewife. Itis cheap, nutritious, and, above all, capable of being made qui v into many forms of delicacies. hominy, it is smooth, of exquisite lavor, and, ‘best of all, free from that disagreenble grittiness that characteriz the former. ~When used with the Hc ford's powder it give but prove satisfactor. the value of this vz powder lie the fuct that it restores to the flour als portion of the essentinlly nutrit ilts that cannot As is well known in iv phate remoyed with the bran in the bolt- Ing process. i substitution Thisis brought about by the ot an acid phoshate” for By its mse the biscuits, may be eaten warm or even ) perfect impunity by persons with delicate “digestive organs. To-morrow and Wednesday exhibitions will be given at the Boston Tea store. e The *Quick Meal” is a quick seller. come and get one before they are gone; Cooper & MeGe o Letus go to Charlic Heisler's and get a good cigar. No. 402 Broadway. i el i Fun in the Field. At the shooting match at the driving park between W. D. Hardin and R. O. Graham, the latter won by a straight ten, the former scoring eight, In the general shoot the following was the score out of a possible ten: A. Rei man 10, J. C. Hoftmayer 9, H. M. Hardin 9, B. Porterfield 9, W. B. Weightman 9, R. O. Graham 8, J. J. Shea 7, W.D. Hardin 7, J. Oliver 7. the shoot-oft for sccond between Weight- an, Hoffmayer, Porterficld and Ha the latter two tied, and divided. Graham o prta, match was at ten singles and e doubles. Hoffmayer was given first, ond and Niles third, In & miss and out between J. J. Shea Hardin Shea won. Mueller's nine play the Red Oak club at the latter place to-day. ‘The following are the positions und players of the visi- tors to Red Oak: vitcher; . Sadler, s Noble, W) . C left field, S Hill, right field. The races to be given at the driving t Noble, center park here, August 81" and September 1, 2 and 3. the programme for been published in the be very successful, ‘The e p. m., Monday, Angust manager, W which has , promise to tries close 11 . D. Macroe is e Cary, superintendent of grounds, und Frank E. Stubbs secretury, The purses are liberal und are to be paid in gold at the finish of each race. Change of Dummy Time. A change of time tablg has been made in the dammy trains. The ferry cars now make the first run in the morning, leav- ing here at 7:05 o'clock, and will earry fruits, vegetables and flowers. Wagons containing anything clse will have to wait until 8:08 a. m. The train that for- | merly left Broadway at 11:30 o'clock now leaves at 11:40. The ferty cars will leave this ¢ ne hour later, the last train now being 6:35 in the evening. All other dummy trains will roh ag before. A new train nas been put on_ between the trans. fer and Grand Island, arriving at Coun- cil Biuffs at 11:98 a. m., and returning at 4.9 o'clock, thus giving people from the west five hours in which to visit and shop in the city. Satisfaction guarantoed with every “Quick Meal” gasoline stove, or moncy refunded. Cooper & McGee. of tities and real & E. L. Squire, 10 Council Blufis. After a thorough investigation we convineed that the “Quick Meal” is the gasoline stove made, and shall make it our leading stove this season. Cooper & MeGee, Substantial abstr are - Beuton's Hair Grower, Allwho are BALD, all who are becoming BALD. all who do not want to be bald, al who ate troubled with DANDRUFF, or LICHING of the sealp: should use Benton's Hair Grower. Eiointy PEr CEST of those using it have grown hair. It never fails to stop the hair (rom falling, Through sickness and fevers the hair somctimes falls off in a short time, and although the person may have remained bald for years, if youuse Bei- ton Hair Grower aceording to directions you_ are sure of a growth of hair, Inhun- dreds of ¢ we have produced a 1 growth of Hair on those who have been bald and glazed for rs we have fully substan- tiated the following fact: We row Hair in 80 out of 100, no matter how lon < bald, R Unlike other preparations, it contains no sugar of lead, or vegetat or mineral POISONS. Ttis wspecific for falling hair, dandruff, and itehing of the scalp. The Hair Grower is a hair food, and its omposition is almost exactly like the oil which supplics the hair w s vital DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGT! When thie skin is very tough and har the follice is_apparenily effectially e the single strength will sometimes fail {0 reach the papilla: in such cases the double or tripie strenzth should be used in- connection with the single, using them alternately:. Pri in s strencth, $1,00% 00: triple strenat ave not got it w It of price IATR GROWER CO., Cleveland, 0. Goodman and Kulin & Co. nd Dougla:, 18t and Cumings Strength, your driligzists prapared on_ re BENTO! Sold by ( 15th Weare mali 'le;g a Spec- talty now of Summer Goods, And are Offering EVERY DAY. You will find new special bargains on our countei Every Morning. We are selling Lawns at 4c,, worth Gce. Satteens at 12 1-2c., worth 18c. Embroidery patterns at cene-half their vale LACES —AND— Dress Goods At less than they were ever known before. You can save money by coming to Council Bluffs for CARPETS, CURTAINS, Gotoltha Nie \;’—L Plambi 186 Wo Reep wie u putierns H [ ork Plumbi Goma- ny for garden hose, - Thsy wnifil_""'l“!é“}] turned out of the Looms, and our they sell. Opery Tiousc biock. - Onle's Big Shows, The celebrated Silbon ly, who ré- joice in the soubriquet of “‘the #10,000 challenge & 158 of the world,” are one of the big cards with W. W. Cole’s New Colossal Shows, which appear here on Monday, June 7. The Silbons are probably the best known und admired of any gymnasts in the business, and their approaching appearance in the eity will attract no little inte Their act is of novel and artistic _character, and r movements so full of g , thut the most timid of ladies can Took upon it without any feeling of fear for the ormers, There are four membe Silbon family, three brothers, Charles, r and Master Eddie, and a sister, They come from a famous family ilish acrobats, ‘The present is their Just Amy son. We have a few water coolers which we will sell very cheap to close them out. Cooper & Mclee. -~ Depot at Dow City Burned. Early on Saturday morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock, the depot at Dow City, on the Northwestern road, burned down. The entire depot and platform, with their contents, were consumed. Four dry goods sample tranks were burned, these being the most vaiuable of the contents. The telegraph offie as well as the depot office, is now locuted in a box ear that w. is switehed out on the side track for that purpose he eause of the fire is not known, but it is thought that the building was struck by lightning. prices are the lowest in this western country. You will say so when you see them. Watch our advertisement every morning for new barguink, Look in local column for special sale to-day, Harkness Bros, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Special advortisements, such as Lost, Found, o Loun, For 8alo, To Rent, Wants, Bourding, ete., will beingerted in this column at the low rate of TEN CI forthe fiest inser tion and Five Cents Per Line for cach subsequent insertion, Leave sdvortisements at our office No. 12 Peal street, near Brosdway, Council Bluffs. " WANTS. {OR BAL] Two lots 25 100t from W.R'y track, suitable for warchouss or factory o2’ B, L. Sheafe, 50 Broadway avenuo hotel property. L. Sheufe, 50) Brondway. quantitics o suit, I'stroet OB SALEZOI pay at Boe ofico No. I JOR SA 1 tion. Sl Blums, lowa NEW BARGAINS & I have th: larges! and most com= plete line of MILLIN AND NOTIONS ‘RY In the city. Iam closing out LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES. ¢, bonnets, lowers, plumes, tips, rib trinmings Goods Must Be Sold. Best of Barga Call and sce them, J. J. BLISS, S Broadway, Council Blufls, ins ever offercd FOR SALE Extra fino SWEET POTATO PLANTS Grown and selected from Museatin Seed by J. R. McPherson, Grower and Dealer in LBLE GETABLE PLANTS, AND FRU Council Bluffs. Towa OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, Established 1 R. RICE, M. D. CANCERS §r qther tum s, removed wihout the knife or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES of an kicds a spociaity. Over thirty ysars practicul exporionsa .11 Peari Strect, Conneil Biuts. CoNs U CUT THIS OUT! GOOD U IL JUNE 1. Having made extensive {m- rovements and it sed our ncilitios, we wish to cail espe- inl attention to the work now ing it to be equul to that [any castern laundry. Tn order to iniro of this _ricket, nccompnniod by Totur lars or I Iadics or gentlémen Home Steam Laundry 540 Broadway, Council Blufls. N, B. Out of town orders given prompt at- Wo puy return charges on all work re evedwhen nccomiedpan by cash in payment ention. nfull amount. (BY THE TAYLOR SYSTEM.) MRS. L. SIMMONS, No. 3i4 Broadway. In order to establish my reputation in C Biaffs for fine work, 1 will FOR THE PRESENT, do il cutting, fitting and making as cheap as it i8 dono clsewhere, Ladics necd have o fear of misflts as my expevience guarautees porfoct satistaction, Choice Dispiny of Latest Pat- terns, All Grades. Council Bluffs CARPET A Select Stock of Cholce Noveities in. CURTAIL ‘MONEY MADE In Buying the Following Property in the next thirty day: . MULLIN'S ADDITION, ot 5, Block 8. Lot 10, ock 18, ot of Block | 0t midek At EVERETT'S ADDITION Lot b, Block 2 Lot 8, Biock 12, Lot 2, Block 7. Lot 4, Biock 31 Lot 4. Biock 9. Lot 5, Block & Lot 2, Block 4, Bayliss' Addition. This property wil | be sold at a g1 ¢ and enterprising men will, no doutt avail gelves of arare opportunity to make mones. Apply to FRANK COOK, Room 7, Shu, e wrt Block, assware and Lamyps, W. 8. Homer & Co., No. 23, Main St., Council s, 1 N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace, Oflico Over Americat Express Comuvaat. You will find ait the latest novelties in anzes, crapes and other styles of being turned out by us. c'aims ot our work outside the city of_Coun- cil Bluffs. we will upon receipt aundry Six Col- , for either ouncil 1ulls, lows, | T S Closing Out. l | 881 Broudwqy! ONLY BIG §| Mg Universally Extolled as Wearing the 'TPurpls" of Supeflorltyf Appearing in all its Brilliant and Incomparable Entirety at Council Blutfs, Monday June 7th; Lincoln, Friday, June 4th. Omaha, Saturday, June 5th. Atlantic, Tuesday, June 8th. S W.W. Cole’s Mew Colossal Shows' Monstor Cir Flevated Thoator Staro—Musenm of Living Wondors—Wax Figuresa3fes Bxh hit -0 Cage Menag Rtenl Koman Hippodrome -Dr. Carver's Famous, O k WAlD West Combination. More thaneioagh ACceast.008 (0 @ 4u b iy [0Ue ¢ 0ALem porar 1 Spirit of the Plains. Vi Ly "DLIOR 9) Jo 7078 Topdareg) Stapendously Reintoreed this season with Dr. Garver's Famous-Original “Wild West” 100 Noted Scouts, Cowbeys, Indians and Mexi vaqueros., Unparalled Ttevival of the REAL ROMAN HIPPODROME. 10 Engl and Kentucky Thoroughbreds in thrilling realistie tata mous Hippodrome track. Three time 200 illustrions Circus Stars. Tue most imposing collection of wild beasts this White Hippopotam: Sun Daxzling, Oricntal, Spectacular Street Par s of speed. Enor around onc mils. 70 Dis tinot Aots. side of the Nile. Tha 2 Headed Cow pearing on the public thor- ‘oughfares at 1) oclock every morning. ADMISS BH consiNEu"NioWs, BOC. i On ks, 25¢ Rescrved Cushion Opera Cha; ht Advance. 8 P. M. Y OF MUSEUM AND MEAGER at the Ust at 2 an Two Porformances Daily 1 DOCLS CIEN AT1 AKD 7 P. M., FOR d NSIEOT.0 WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES? FIRST CLASS. [N EVERY RESPECT HIRAK W. DAVIS & CO. Esiablished In 1877, CINCINNATI, OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTY DIPFERENT STYLES. 20,000 Vehicles Anpnually. Send for Catnlogue, Prices, Freight Eates and Testimonialy, = W.P. AYLSWORTIT, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bailding ny kind ratsod or moved and satlsfaction guaranteed. Framo houses moved oaLittletinat trucks~the best in tho worll 808 Righth Avenue anl Eighth Strest, Council Bluffs. S — ball and examine ney Hlew Lines of Wors. teds, deotcth AW‘;‘“'”?'J{\,MWMSM. 5:97,(&»4 flbo—wcfioéa—tfi - the 6&¢—wfiwtt f"’vb °/ MWWW;M\ .‘%,wt& euwet &&aw«w i this bity. 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, SWAN fino'_, Dealers in Miich Cows. HAIR GOODS S M O Stk Y WIGS MADE TO ORDER. Council Bluffs, lowa | No 502 and 506 E. Broudway,Council Bffs L W.Turieys, Pres. T.J. EvAs, Vice-Prea Jamgs N. Baows, Cashier, Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, Creston House, 1 Blufls having The only hotel in Conn Flire Escape Aud all improvements. e A Capital ..$100,000 MAX MOHN, Prop. | Authorized Capital 260,000 Stockholders Represent.....1,000,000 JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW Do n general banking business. Accounts of bunks, bankers, merchan ufacturcrs and individuala received on | ble teris. COUNCOIL BLURSS, Domcstic and foreign exchsuge. » i, and Federal Courts, | Thevery bost of witention given to ail busl . ouis 7 and 8, Shiskast Block. 9653 CouLILLG 10 OUF CATe: