Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1886, Page 6

0 P ——————————— THE DAILY BEE, COUNCIL BLUFFS o FRIDAY MORNINGTJULY 9077 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREE ty at Delivered by carrier in any part of the e IWenty conts per we TiwroN TELEPHONES No. 45, 1w, Manager. TesINyes Nionr Kt MINOR MENTION. New York Plv Summni The city evening Ihe very best Gorham's Akron Rubver Cooper & Meti Only $2.50) phote Cabinet Shenaden’s, 317 B'way Thomas Ratelift is minns ing suit, hay lost the where between “Manhattan ity mbing comy clothing, clivap at council meets nes cabinets at company’s losc r first classc ) Main. T , for ly silk bath same some jeach and Harry Bowman have o enter i the Whattan Beach, ny evening yanted a and heir intentions r front of M nawa, Satur The tire hydrants zht red, rued the town red limitation The little six-months-old dau Mrs. Kintner died yesterday me cholera infantum. — Mrs ter of Mrs, O, & im, of this city is visiting her, | ome being in Vi City, Dak. Chief Matthews some weeks his revolver. He has hlnm.( low without avail cleaning out the stable his horse found it m th it came there is aomys! If ever a rain wi fight, that \|~14|4|A\ wits would hardly show an umbrells a gossamer off' the hook, for fear ing the rain . While there been little showers in this vieinity of this was the livst one in the city for two months p P are beine to be the more casily mmnents about painting 1 by the statute of All ¢ are barr hter of ning of Keeps How with de- Citizens ke feels rehieved been hanging on d edge, wondering whether he postmaster or an_of- I'n send e deciding he will now m ;iuon of becoming an of .vn.u.-y tisan, Des Moives has started an improve- ment company, similar to the one which recently talked of nere, but whi never was completely organizod, and has been allowed to dic out. Council Blufls should not have dropped the scheme so Des Moines is to have the capital stock £1,000,000, and $100,000 paid up. The meetings in the gos |u-| tent con- tinue to intc of meeting, with ood sy the attraction the crow to be meetings and all are invited. Don’t forget that § dfl on which you can diamonds, ete., in the tes the Globe Coffe 404, Broadw will be app » goods wholly on their merits. Orders by _mail dated not later than Avgust 10 will be drawn from the stock containing the prizes. After that date no prize cans will lu- sent, Bowman and” stirring music flicient to he will Jdd there every might, is the secure watch and nagent age Rcmln"u.(ul x dealers, announcing that th.- Joad of California fruit is expeeted to rive July Bless their slec old soul Council Blufls has been receivi lvads of fruit direct fx'mu Californis 8ix weeks or mor , and has been sup- Pplying not onl 'u market, but Chi- eagzo and oth, nt St. Louis must have some drowsy fellows, if they have begun to get nin fruit. frankness to give v could be mpetent witnesses con- cer mwr nu- n nagement of the Home of the :eause it has given tho public just wint_ the public had the ht to know, the evening organ of Mr Lemen keeps howling Tout the Ber being an enemy to the orphans and tr ing to take away their bread and water real of these little ones is the vhich will applaud o management is charged with abusing the chil- 1d which cheers on a man who hat he has not provided for the children as he should have done, but yet will not allow good families to rel him of any of them. It is undei that the manager promised the nt investigating committee that he \\uuld step down and out within sixty he could be let down casy, not a few who are wat eagerness for the expiration of the to see if this peomise is to be met. Under proper management there will be liberal luppou;,m-n the enterprise, and the Beg will then do as much to help it as the y fellow who so groans beeaus allow them togo hung caten, while the manuager lives in comparative luxur, the pul learned sher and typewriter, F. Rorher, over ©. Stenoy son, with M. tional bank. e — £ Highest prices paid for county, town, eity and school bonds, Odell Bros. & Co., No. 108 Pearl street, Council Blufls, Town 0. Mun- B. - l‘nrn(;l;nl—l'urnu- J. D Lal eilic yesterd George W. here yeste Doputy Sherif’ Cool, here yos| P. M, Plumb and wife, of Pexry, visited the Blufls yesterday Mrs. H. C, Co 1s returned from a pleasant visit to Spivit and Okoboji lakes. George A, Kellogyg, formerly clerk in the Windsor hotel, was in thé city yes- terday. J. C. Morgan, of Kearnoy, Neb., is veeting his wany old Council Jlulls riends. P. M. Pryor, of the Bex job rooms, ro- turned lust cvening from his ecastern ip, accompanied by his family. Dowling has returned from his ecat- tlo ranchos in the far west, and is mak- mf hes uh\ rtors at the len. Prank £, Shopard, formicrly of thiscity, h-n now of North Platte, Néb., is in the y visiting his blo\lwr C. P, Shepard, llin his best—friends Ed Archer has beo sistant day yardm of the transfer ards 1o this city. Mr. Arehe the employ of tho Union Pacific com- pany for the past ul one time ynrdnuxul phis. W the Pa- y. Remngton, of Neola, was of Avoca, was appointed as as- Fine pasture, plent attention for 300 hea miies north of Broadw: Inguire of L. P, Jud avenne, or Charles Lie kiln road. e — Fruits, Confection in the markot always Witheieli, 224 Broudway. \-1 w lor a pasture on Firstclass tin work, roofing, ete., specialty at Cooper & MoGee's. | O Brien had « who did the | communic | THE BLUFFS' PROVISED BOOM| 2. A Start Made For Establishing a Chautan- qua Here, TALK OF A PONTOON BRIDGE. One ofthe Dusky Burgl The Coming Cap It awa—A Glimpse s Captured— o on Man- of the College Town, A Colored Burglar, have The n of the two in charge men with whom lively an encounter of the city. The captired was the smaller of the two, and was not the He is not no informa one colored sonth o very wtion shooting. ive, and g coneerning himself except that hi Billy Emerson He says he does not know what beeame of the other one, and that he did not see him after they sc ated in the brash, whither they ran for <helter. Te had nothing on his person to mve any further clue as ty who or what he ig. e has been identified, howeve s the one who was fonnd trying to b lavizing the “K. C.” house, and probably be held over to await the g of the grand jury, He wili have liminary” hearing” before Justice Schurz to-day It was learn that the other took the train at Pacific Junction Kansas . Hewas wanted more than the \IIHA « s he was the one who shot at Of ( ns were sent to he ul him oft for some v and he will probably suec beyond the reach of the anthoditic O Brie pe from death isespecially anxionsto renew aintance of the colored gentle: e will fellow the See t your hooks house & Co., Room 1, yit. Best € 1ss at Palme ade by More- ett block. m Soda in the eity e s, No. 12 Main st Whispers About & Wagon Bridge. ans for a wagon bridge between and Omaha are not being made very fast. In fact there is littie being done except preliminai nd planning. Itis rned that the project- of the enterprise are favoring a pontoon bridge, and that they have plans and estimates showing that a suitable bridge can be built for less than $100,000. It is also being planned for a dummy t ear to be run, less expensive able ear line, and far better than ar line. There are many de- tails to be decided upon before any real move is made. One important question have to he expended ake a good road at all seasons of the the road to the i n wet weather 1 far from a good one. It has been suggested that Broadway be chosen l‘lu- street for the ronte to the bridge, this scel The f e ors as and 15 to be the vopular idea. of floods affecting the bottom rems to be largely done away nd it is smid that by the expendit- ure of 00 the levee can be, completed, insuring protection even in times ot the highest watc It 15 to be hoped that the plans being talked over may soon come to the front in some practical form, and ult in a closer connection of the two s, which would surely be to the ntage of both. w with, ety Go to the New York Plumbing com- pany for garden hose. they sell.” Opera house block. J. J. Stelter, i not be undersold. Upper Broadway, w il Gener: re. From the College Center. Tasox, Ia., July 20.—Tabor college is taking a de dvance this season by erceting building e their nec s, Three were made on the grounds, the last one just completed, and the ma- son now at work on the second stor When completed it will bea magnific addition to Tabor’s favored institution. Our town w. ed Tuesduy by the announcement that ) J. Hicks, of this place, had dropped dead on the streets in Sidne, Her sons, onea barber in Glenwood, were summoned, ¢ :len father followed the re- hor_yesterday, where they aid at rest in our cen rs. Professor Parker, visiting her brother M. C. The young people met in an_ extensive lawn p n) at Mrs. Lyman’s ‘Tuesday Ch: Jones, who had just >sumed his old place with the violin {o the satisfac of ull present. Our che wetory below town is man- ufacturing large quantities of their pro- and @ superior grade as well, W enconrage hmnuuu-r] down when 1t comes to the of candidates for congress. T "f of course refers to the county in gen- eral, The readers of the Bee are alveady fami with the environm preseat surround the busing of our townsman, A. G. Bagle; port that M IS ] credited here, T Keptup for & week past, The final outeome is yet to be. Rey. L. 1. West, of Fort Dodge, has been visiting his old home the past week hereabouts, Rumor has it llml l‘mhm Tabor col! form of heart dise: alent in these p doing well, The rain of last week had a little efft for the good of the ecrops, tut not sufli- cient to produce the growth necessary for the corn to make. “Pabor’s second nine played a round with the famous boys on the grounds at the ay. Score, Tabor 50, Sidney 25, and onc fight thrown . Many families are stocking up with hard coal for the winter season, There ave perhaps two or three in ‘Labor republican ranks who \-x}n ss themsclves at the present time as unfavorable to An- derson’s candidac; L. P. Burnhouse has returned from northwestern Kansas, giving glowing accounts of the condition of ¢ ops and the new settlements that are springing up out th dNorm al x.\t Sidney closes next Satur- Kilr yne, of eted with a times quite prey- At present he is Superintondent Laroway has been re- pairing telephones over the county this this week, There is on exhibition in the show win- dow of W. H. Maurer’s store an elegaut silver cup, which is placarded so as to necessitate no further explanation of its purpose. “Challenge Prize Cup, to be cornpeted for by the erows of the Omaha Rowing association, oftercd by Odell Bros. & Co, real estate dealers and in- surance agonts, No. 103 Poarl street, lesscos of Lake Maunaws.' The cup stuuds soventeen inches nigh, and is of silver lined with upon four erossed oars, au\[’uu'ou_, its adornwmcents l ‘n_y, awnd buve opened it as & branch Rt S e Officer | | name | stock r | be * | easily for | aclose | THE ()\IAHA rdont Anchor ulmv’| The cup 18 L and the eace will probably take place some cvening next week - - Substantial abst estate loans. J. 101 Pearl street, ('c of titles and real & E. L. Squicrs, No, neil Blufts - . Kirkland, the jeweler, has removed to 823 Broadway, Singer oflice. - A Good Start Made, proposal to establish a Sunday E at Council Blafls given in detail yesterday in the Ber, meeting with much favor, and it that the plan can be made as grea places. Rev Kan.,, wh The school as seems sue My in other of Ot @ few Ve f hi spending vacation here and ex plans ther attended Lof th m in detail the has met piained to the adopted and the them. Similar plan worked with on greater success here. By a ty aphical error the Bk was mad yesterday that the eapital stoek was to bo £3,000. A cipher does not always count for much, but in this ease it made quite a difference, The fact is that the eapital juired is but $3,000, and of this but one-fifth is to be paid . In other iterprise ean be started with t Ottawa, it can be so sneeessful as to draw 40,000 people dur- ing the two weeks session, there could several tin L At Ottawa there has been a sur plus of £10,000 over and above running expenses, und this has been invested in buildin ind nurl«'vl commodations, A prelimin " ion has been formed here \H|Iv A r ident, and Rev. C© ons sticeess which n he 10 say consisting Smith, N N vs, , Bosen' and . ubout IJh- sceuring of ngze other prelininaries lie enterprise nactive oper: n. e H can be put A.B. Howe hs mple arrange ments for remodeling his mill in this ity and nging it to a roller nuu\lmil] K is being done by P AL G. Ste vens, of the Richmond (\'} Mill com- pany. A CONGR A Romantic Mecting on the Field Which Led to Love and Marriage. The Philadelphia Times prints an in- J ing stor Apropos of romantic i s that there is \bly n show a bet- tive William who takes Oscar in the house. The story ble wound on the battle- told not long ago, but the best art of the story was left out The battle here he lost his leg was near Cynthiana, K He was in the confederate service, and after the battle was lying on gasping for water, L his v almost to the hip. A fed uw him and asked him if he was not thirsty. Hereplied that he was, and the Yankee went off’ and brought back a canteen full of watel He raised the wounded man s ve him a arink and then in kindness left his own can teen by the side of what he thonght to be the dying rebel The: “Iwill ] this, as you 1 Wt to drink after a while.” "Stone thanket As he turned to go away other union soldier came up and said “‘Hello, my man, is that rebel dead?” The first nkee replied that he was not. but he thought he was dying. The new comer then said: and aside i Il finish him, nll with that he ised his musket, he kind-hearted Yankee stepped in front of him and told him it ne shot the rebel he would shoot b, This ended the matter and the good and the bad union soldier went away together. This much of the story already Ivm-n told. Mr. Stone lay upon the battle-field for some time, hugging the iteen to him, The lr«mm had now all left the none but the dead and dymg rem At this time a number of young ladies iana came to v, field. T 1 gathered rods seattc among the dead, and one of them, finding Mr. Stone still and the hot’ sun beating down upon him, took a bundle ot ramrods and stuck them into malk- mg a he moon fence about his head. Over this she spread her shawl and did what she could to ease m. ‘This young woman is now Mrs, Stone, one of the : ccomplished women of our congressional 5o love with her on after his recovery he succe in ‘win ning he ory, if told in the shape of a novel, would be considered lmlnnhl ble. But fruth is stranger than fiction, and there is more romance all around us helves. the field, leg siot eral soldic up the r o~ cinnati Sun: He was a real nice young man, wore goou clothes, went to hool with regularity and had an excellent opinion of his own moral charae e walked into a great choth- ing stor 1 of a situati L would li Place.” perience?” asked the head of the arcit tablishment, **Not much; but I am man of good } A never swear, d cards or go to races; bull games or go round af thing else?” I don't g bucket-shops or bet on_ole employer scemed satisfied, for he out to the head salesman with: “James, just see if our angel department is full and if not send this young man up.” The Woudbury County Agricultura society has Votot against holding a faiv this fall, owing to the low state of it§ finances. SPECIAL NOTICES. TOTICE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, cte,, will beinserted in this column at the low rate ot TEN C ER LINE forthe first inser tion and Five Cents Per Line for cach subsequent sements at our office Peal strect, near Uroadway, Council WANTS. T n Brondway. Main or FOuril siicor & ly's wold pin. Euitable reward paid inder at 112 Fourth street §'TUATION WA ANT Auxu and oy phens, buker, 730 Mynster str owa t, Council Bluits, wree unfurnished rooms, No wdwuy. JOOR SALE OR R dwelling house, No. Mayno. ‘ Au assistant cook at the Ogden House. I‘wu SALE—OId papers, in_quantities to_suit, at Hoe office No. 12 Pearl street GENUINE DIAMONDS FOUND IN COFFEE. THE NAMES OF ALL ¥ FINDING DIA- MONDS, WATCHES, ETC., ARE ADDED TO THIS LIST DAILY e Globe Coffes Company of Ciriln: have ronted th stors No. 404 Hroad, onl sheds, scales, and 9 Bixth dvenue. G. DAILY their main store in Cindinnut to introduce their goods company pack for fifteen days a souvenir in every ean of tea of coffee sold, such a8 soitd 1, silver and nickel diamond, ruby, sap and torquois jewelry so money and many Tne Every ean co coffee canand con three pounds, g tents - weighs na pounds. This neive and method of advertising will be tinued after fifteen days and the placed on sale on the price, the same quantity and quality, but without the souvenir. Among the fortn nate purehasers so far are L M. Traynor, Counetl Blufts Carpet company, {0 a genuine dimmond solid gold setting a can of tea. Mr. Kountz, farme ings, sent 10 by mail for thirteen eans and found a genuine dinmond collar but sohd gold <etting,in a can of another. ( Lincoln, sent £ by BEE: In or il tea can and con one-half novel discon one silver dollars in F. Betts, stoek dealer mail for six cans and g 1 gold settis 4 tea. ienie Slyter, 380 Washington ayenue, found a chiil Id ring in te Miss Elln went found a g N coffee. Jacob Kohn, commer v, Lincoln, tound s genuine diamond ruby silver buttons i i at g {ten sil n Huw kins, $20 for Solid gold ver dollars in another, favmer near Omaha twenty-seven e in one can he found fifty silver ren- nine solitaire car-drops, st in solit gold. Mus ry O'Brien, Plattsmouth, braska, sent §10 by cxpress for ten cans of coftee,got in one can a hundred dollars n silver and in two others five dollars ¢ other or | solid ) 2 Pier d r solid gold ring in coftee. adge Walke Sixth avenue solid flnltl ring. Wi 711 Mynster Strect, found a solid gold ring in e Vanderbolt, 268 Benton strect, nond coll button, J. B Stephenson, 830 Fourth street, diamond collar button and ady's solid gold wateh. 8. W. Harpe Broadway found a genit diamond " ving in cofl H.© Van derbolt, Benton st found . Jennie Vollrat) with the Nonpareil, got a ditmond 1z in acan of cofice. D. Botis, porter the Ogden house, stem \\||u| and stem- setting watch. A, Ivn(ll street, dinmond Nerby found a soli tea. “J. Howe, saloon and hotel prn- found o _genuine diamoed ring in tes Geo! Thomas, ~stock dealer near aha, ovdered thirteen cans of tea cofive for $10 by mail and found zent's gold hunting-case full jeweled in watch one can and a set of ire diamond car-drops in another. Sam 'i'lmm]mm‘ porter on Pullman car. sent by letter for 6 cans and. found. a'lady’s dinmond 1d pear] lace pin in one and five ol picces in another. M. C Smith, farmer nes l[n-nnm- for twenty-seven and silver dollars in ond diamond shirt stud a lady’s chalelam Gabe Keefe, stock Platte, sent’ §10 for found two nickle stem-wind watc three lady’s solid gold w: Over twenty oth went out by express on order uil, which ar v seleeted rested part matter of e every purchaser is not favored by Dume Fortune in getting a valuable prize, yet many do. Mr. J. N. Johnson, en- gll\m-l Rock Is genuine Touse, € nl in Ethel'Good, solid gold ring in t russer, 906 Avenue G, sohid gold ring in coffee. Chas, Bannan, vrakeman, found a $20 zold picee i of cofiee, WV Beck, s keeper 316 found a aiamond stud in n of te Clerk Shea !muul a dia- 1 of coffee. T, A, ing engineer of the Union e, found 1 genuine diamond ring in J. M. Shea, deputy county clerk, P ¢ dinmond collar” button in tea ' Reel found a genuine di; mond stud in tea. Miss I(u\.‘_\- Rie: Ninth avenue, found a diamond col button in a canof tea, Miss. W, H. M 320 Franklin street got a solid gold ring! % iteh, Council Blufts Insurance C found d Beswick, linmond collar button in acan of tea. Miss Emma Butterfic 150 Harrison strect, got a gold ring. Dr. Cook, 34 N, Main street, m)( a genuine diamond collar button, R. Hannan, enshi Jitizens’ Nu mnn.fl bank, found a genuine solitaire diamond ring, solid Zold setting, in a of coffee. Lulu Hazard, F solid ('ulll ring. l\hw May Riasky, 144 Broady: solid gold ring in « «.m of ¢ , found a ] (lmmun\l\mw in ¢ rllw- M. P. Hanson, 415 Broadwuy, got a di mmlul collur but ton, solid gold setting. A, W. Riekms teller Citizens' bank, (nlln«l A genuin dinmond ring, solid wvl«l wllmg, in te: C. C. Wise, 808 Avenue A, bridge con- tractor, found a diamond’ collar button, i. D. Brown, coal merchunt, found a e diamond ring in a can B. M. S 413 Broad- found winding and -setting watch @ can of cofice. S5%s Maels Mivoll, 150 Brondway, ot old ring in a can of ftea. Mrs. M. Vilson, 1510 9th avenue, found a lady chatelain wateh in a can of coffee. M Johnszon also found a stem-winding and sten chin a can of coffee. Doll found a s0lid an of coffee. P H. A: Bullinger, principal of the b 8¢ )uml found a gold ring in coflee, uHA\ nue b, found nwlul]_mhl Rink, saloon keeper, Lyd a Goss, 808 Third atroot. fou rold rin, ‘oftec. W. H. Allard, Ninth avenue, solid gold A. Rink, saloon kepper, 227 Main dy's zold watcl i m a can 711 Broadway, found . Gdb, Chriss, water at the Bechtele house, found a st ot and n-wind watch, Osear Sadowski, 1808 | ayenue, solid goM ring. J. R. Detrick, foreman of the Giobe, found a chateluin ch in coflc Orders by mail whlch gra sel dininterestéd parties are for promptly to all parts of the U nm-q St sh or postoflice order. rms, single can $1, #ix for §5. thirteen lm $10 and twennty-seven for £20. Ad- Globe Coffeé Co., ‘No. 404 Broad- wn_\, Council Bluffs, lowa, cted by rded Creston House, Tie only botel in Council Bluffs baving Fire Escape And all modern Improyements. 7 uad 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. T swaw BROB.. Dealers in Mileh Cows. A Our Stock Yards FRIDAY, goods ¢ merits at the sanie | JULY 30, 1886. FHOUsSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL DEERE, WELLS & CO,, X Wholcsalo Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Fto. Couneil Blufre, Towa KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING | Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Pross, CORN SHEL! CUTTER 101, 1581, 15 Routh Main Street, Council s, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY Manuf'rs an LJobbor | Agricultural Implements, Wmm, Ruggies, Carringes, and all kinls of Farm Mac 1100 to 1110 Xouth Main Strect, Council Biuts, Town. IMPLEMENTS, ANE HANDLES L TDOUGLS, Gro B Wi Pros &Man, Ses &Couns Councll ma Handla Factyy, (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Slolgn and Small Handics, of evory doscription. a CARPETS, COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curlains, Window Shadss, Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, 0. 405 irondivay’ Council Blufts own. %, TOBACCO, ETC. Y & MOORE, I()Muu in the— Finest Brards of Cigars, Tobaceo & Pipes. Nos. 28Main and 27 (eari Sts, Council Bluts, own, COMMISSION, SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesalo Fruit and Produce Corainission Marehals. No. M4 Pearl S, Council s, DRUGGISTS, HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paiats, Glass, Druggists' Sundries, Ete. No. 22 Main St., and No. 21 Per St itlntra M. E. SMITH & CO., Laoaeters and Dadbass of Dy 60035, Notions, Et 2 and 114 Main S, No. 113 and 115 . Council Blufrs, Iowa. FRUITS, 0. W. BUT Wholesale California FPraits a Specialty General Commission. ~ No. Couneil Bhufrs, Broadwa, TWIRT & DUQU R Fruits, Confoctionsr y & Faney Groceries. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council BlufTs, I'TE, o GROCE Sebei L. KIRSCHT & C( Jobbers of Staple and Faucy Groceries. Algo Wholesule Liquor Dealers. ~ No. 416 Broad- ay, Council Bluffs. KMAN & CO. Manu‘ncturers of and Wholesale Dealers fn Leather, Haruess‘ Saddlery, Ete. No. &25 Mai Crumcll mul\‘s, Jowa. 3 HATS, CAPS, ETC. E METCALE BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 342 and 344 Brondway, Council Bluffs. VY HARDWARE. KEELINE & FELT, Wholesalo Iron, Steel, Najls, Heavy Hardwarg, And W o0d Stock neil Bluffs, Towa. MUJHS AND WOOL. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Pelts, Gronse and Furs Council Blufls fow OIL COUNCIL BLUF OIL CO., ~Wholesule Dealers in— [lluminating & Lubricatlag Olls Gasoliny BTO, BTC. .Theodore, Agent, (uuu\,ll Blutrs. Towa. LUMIIER, Pth\(l. E: A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Bridge \Ill(r‘lml Bpecialtics,Wholesale Lume ber of all Kinds, Oilico No. 130 Main St., Council Blutrs, Towa. D LIQUOKS. JOHN LINDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors, Agent for St. Gotthard's Herb Bitters. No. 13 Main St._Counil Bluifs, b(ll.\lall)lal( & BECK, Foreign and l)umestlc Wines and Liquors, o 600 Matn L., Councit Blufs. COUNCIL BLUFFS Driving Park. Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' RACING. Pacing and Running Trotting, Tuesday, Aug. 3lst, Wednesday, Sept. Ist, Thursday, Sept. 2d, and Friday, Sept 3rd, Including speeial attractions by Prof. E. Walker's world famous Racing Dogs daily and Balloon Ascensions by Prof.A. 8. Parker daily, in front of the grandstand. OtherZattractions in the consisting of celet Keutucky, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin Reduced rates on all n Come body and havea good time. For particulurs, address of speed rom d ev FRANE STUBBS, Secretury | WHOLESALE AND Joanlnai W B A TIaVORTES, Brick huildi s of any kind raised « Krame buildings 808 Bighth Avenue and boll omed examine ey 9(ewu f"mm» c»pl Wars. teds, Beatel Buiting Eplish Bioadeloth the ‘6/.«@@#95—& Line uf ya.n.ts, evet shown G this 6ét:y. LLANDS, Farming lands in Tov from $1.25 to $12 per acre time b per cent inteve P. P. Lanstrup, No. 5 LA Desirous of pure Minnesota, Sehool an ng material for | ing suits, should sce our new and ele- gant assortment of goods uly adapted for fine and pretty nits. HARKN 401 Broadway, PARASOLS Are being elosed out by us at remarka- ble low figures. We have them in beaun- tiful shades, colors, ete., and have put such prices on them that will disposc of them rapidly, as we WILL NOT carry any over to next s ! HARKNE! BROS. 401 Hrn-ul\\"ly Council Blu espee thing LROS, Council Blufts Now in stock are being disposed of at low prices {o clear our sholves of snmo before rec our fall stock, which will shortly arrive, HARINE 401 Broadw. SS BROS., ‘ouncil Blafis, Of the choicest style, design and quality, in and we are selling them at retail at whole- sale prices. See them and you will buy. HARKN S BROS,, 401 Broadway, Council Bluils. DRESS GOODS For summer wear are_being disposed of cheap, and must shordy be taken off our shelyes to be replaced with gooils for fall wear, Summer dress goods can be pur- chased cheap now by all who will call on HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufls., MATTING. For ofliccs, Now invoice just received and latest patterns guaranteed. All stylos and prices satisfactory to everybody. HARKN 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, CARPETS Of the very latest designs, patterns and quality for the coming season, are being n.m introduced by Pick one out now sre the line is broken. Harkness Bros., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journals, County and Bank Work of all Kinds asSpoce. falty, Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & G0. Room 1, Everett Block. Standard Papers Used. Al styles of bind- ing m Magazines and BLANK BOOKS, Land buyers fare fre Broadway, Couneil Blufls, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER rmoved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on Little Giant tracks, best in the world. 1 Street,Counil Bluff THE HIGHEST Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand STOVES, Furniture, etc. M. DROHLICH, 608 Broadway. . . I, ‘Mot Sokan. Wvs Wasuny 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, CHEAP Texas, 1sas and Avkansas, ranging il state lands in Minuesota on ) years Information, ete., given by Tow; R L. WILLIAMS, 18 N. ).luiu St., Council Bluffs, and 209 8. 15th St., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Ruothlu‘ Slate, Man- tles, Plate and Window Gilass, Show: Cas Elevators, (hand and hy- ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0W A, An excellent educationnl institution, furnish cd with all the modern improvements, con- ducted by the SISTERS nr('u.\m'n'.u. V.M. vo months, § Terms begin first \Inn(]ll) in first Monday in Febri dress ‘ptember ant RUCS - 10R, umeil Blufls, Towa. TIMOTHY SEED. I hnve n quantity of sound, well cleaned seed which Lofler at reusonable figures. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFEFS, IA, Establishea 1857 8t, Francis Acaden R RICE M D., Chronic Diseases of wilxinds a specinlty. Over thirty years' pructicsl experience No. 11 Penri8t., Council Blufls, 8% Consultation frec. " N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Offico Over Americau Express Company. REFRIGERATORS, AT COST. W. 8. HOMER & CoO., 23 Main St., Council Bluffs, JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFPS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart Block Horses and Mules For all purposes. bought and sold, at retnll and n lots. Lurge quuntittes to soloct trom Beveral pairs of flno drivers, single or double. MASON WISE, Council Bluffs, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yafds. BROADWAY, COUNCII, BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Dopot, “ejmeseadey - 50 PRJURLIBH Y00)S [y Horses wad Mulos kopt constantly on hand for wilo at rotull or ju car | Orders_pro:du, = fillud by otice, Stoc on cominizsion. i & BOLEY. Proprieto KIEL SALE BTABLES, corner WY, uid 4th strent, ontract on sbort