Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1886, Page 6

THE SUNDAY BEE.! COUNCIL BLUFFS. SUNDAY MORNING, AUG OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL Delivered by enrr twent TiLtoN, - * TELEPHONE: 4, W — — Nionr Evtror No. 23, o MINOTU New York Plumbir Lustra paints at ( Attists ma ( W. H. Sherranden. dentis., 2 Summer clothir W at R Dr. C. C. Hazen, The city il'm gain Sheriff Guitar has nearly his four houses on Avenue B Now time to secure ? B. Carpet Co.'s oy as eity physician | fixed at $250a year, ME ipman’s. hapma dentist counc is the y. The city couneil has decidec John Lindt $10) damage nt of a change street. The tuneral of F._ G, Fee will from St. Francis Xavier's chu noon at 3 o’clock, Interment w C olie cemets The funeral of Thomas Gree held this afternoon at_the r cendule. The remains will in Fairview cemetery J. N. Sadowski, one of Pacific switchmen, was 8o h wrds Friday, the orgs Poole and Ellen’ Mot hawnee, Kansas; also to Her and Clara Trunsch, both of th A birthday party was evening at the residence of C. on Second avenue. A numt friends of the family enjoyed heartily W. H. Busse has purchased t C. Braddock,’” the most comm on Luke Manawa, run her from Mar who are using a are to be prosecuted formaticns are suid to t soon s {he pi prosecution will open w. On account of the Porteriield to his of the UST STREET. 15. er in Any part of the city at | Manager. 27 Main, citer's 100 Main St to-mor completed argain has had his payable quar 1 to grant rone grade take place I this after- ill be in the ni1s to be fence in beinterred the Union urt in the At he will n granted fe, both of iy Kirscht hi city. Id themselves he “Annie adious bont nd will continue to s landing to Manhat seines in L house being built out flush with the sidewalk on First avenue and Seventh street, ar. W V. 1. Burns may not occupy the house that is beins for him next to Portertield's, now will obstruct the view. whichi place Seven cows in the pound were, yester- duy sola at auction, cliimed by their owne served as auct ficl(mg botter p the animals were appr were from $14 to $20.50. Ofticer Leonard yesterda, us_fellows” hanging nd depot up to the police headquarier; gation rov ct that s had money with which to get ¢ 8110 tho ofhers nd good 16gs, were bidden to go. Work is being pushed along the new manufactory of Mr. J o Sofith abenno. The b llw . 1t will turing ehterprise than most posed, occupying an employing a large workmen. In the superior court yester and marched entire block number of skilled ng un- ay found four around the them Investi- me of them out of town, and - they lively on ohn Dierks ling is of is already anufac- have sup- and the case in._which tho jury dict against Marcu 7, mistaking him_ for Tho motion for n new trinl wi s for shoot- burglar. ruled, and the case wil now go to the supreme court, The council me they are p i and hence the and often profitl tings are so run that committee meetings, enings are spent i long over matters s talks ‘which should be looked m(u by the di ent committees and theso various 1 ported upon by council as a whole confinc adoption or r the committec could be « now oceupi P O; MAH-I much more several. ed upo and the elf to the o business sod of in one evening than lhu well known decorator n the walls ample of tie new k is 0 fifl » which will attrac tion of every visitor to the that of “‘the i:r:mll old m R R A ground and surroundings are with rare good taste and sk papier mache decorations qru new in this of ished in an can be use ways, they will s mand here. place No. 13 Pear] streot. New line of Smy 1 rugs at pet Co. face in 1 v the atten- “the bae anged ill. These something y Those who'want to see sau ples shoutd call upon Mr. Miller at his C. B. Car- Petty Business. | A case of petty meanne having occurred at the lake. on his way down asked two friends of his if they would ride down, The twe and went. While Y wel themselves at the lake ther hackman, got a 1 and _the went off up to forgetting little girls. They soon began get back, and being without pay their fare, and being am ers, tears unbidden ted, ackman, learning the girl and not being able to take th eported as A hackman little girl not like to girls were delighted ) amusing friend, the sughtléssly about the to want to mon o, n Knothor situation, om up town Just then, askod un expressman who hud & partial load, and who was about start- ing, to take the girls along. not'do so, and the hackman the fare for the girls out of He would had to pay f his own ketin order to get them u chance to ride. fl'uwlh there " would ought of it, but bein this condition, it did part of the expri --wumn have mere 00k Handsomest 'ime ul two. mulllnuv earpets ever shown in tois city. Carpot Co. Had they been children of a ) e hildren, in small on the va A Freight Blockade, There s such a rush of freight at this point that it is impossible to fast enough to prevent lays. The wauy railways cents eause a great awmouut of switchin g, o handle it aggravating de- oring here and the side tracks huve been crowded for some weeks, The Union F Jately put in nine more track Pucific has 8 near the fransfer, towards the elevator, each of ks being about half & g between four and fiv o mile long, ¢ wmiles of , and stili there are more s been so n ‘lms been At onee. that there will have to be still cilities afllorded, 8001 be & notwork of railway enui\uun;'v Bumber rullvuy men. Rargalus in window-ahad Sustin. C. B, Carpet croat that aid f It groater fa- and the votloms will tracks, ne- the employment of a lnrxu New stock | connen e s, THE SUNDAY. BE I' /\I GU N'l‘ 15, 1886.—~TWELVE PAGES. CHINES OF THE CHURCHES, The Revival Services in the Pavilion to Olose To-Night DOCTORS BEING WEEDED OUT. Bluffs Will Keep Ite Nail Works—The Freight Blockade The Work of Sneak Thieves Pergonal Points, Points of Plety. The revival services which in progress at the pavilicn fortwo wee past ry helpfal and inter esting to the community at large. The meetings b been largely attended, and there has been little for the critical to find fault with. Mr. Bell has been the leader, has shown himself earnest and He llow himself to be drawn into mmon practice of evangelists ot indulging in sensational methods ot | keepingup a erowd and causing enthusi asm. His manner is plain, practical and sensible. He uses reason rather than playing merely upon the emotional side of man's make-up, and yet his addresses not ice-cold or of emotion natic, earncst, and impress- ing his hearers with the fact of his own honesty of opinion, he has excrted an in- fluence in this community which has been for good surcly. It does seem a relief to have a man stand up as an evangelist who does not use as his main stock in trade the narra tion of his former vilenes: This com munity has been afllicted by the presence of men who sought to draw crowds and hold their making scnsa tional o5 of their former sins. Not long ago the street corners were the scene of nman lieged pr hing, who seemed to have “to suy to the people except his of what great sinner he had Dbeen. d served the dewal E had been a druakard, prize fighter roken up his family, turned lm 1 mother into the str , had been shot in rows, had scaped the gallows, and |nm he Inn..mnlmh-ll others how to lead godly life. Ther ¢ been so i ll\ these t have been have proved ve most wise worker void of me av (lmn their n confessions known httie in their own viltry, that 1t has been a grat- ifying change to have a man appear like Mr. Bell, who is of a differcut stripe. He docs not pretend to have been, or to be int, but he does not bank on scenes of sin in his own ca- service of with him v kindly wishes for his further suc- During his stay_he has re my acquaintances of former y ade many new ones. [ ternoon at 4 o'clock there will be a mass meeting of the children in the pavilion. This evening at 7:30 o'clock there will ce, led by Prof. Ruggles, who_has done such excellent service in this line. The regular ing s will_begin at 8 o’clock closing service there athering. will be a memorial service held ening jn the pavilion oy the ev. George C. Haddock, S udge Keed st and addresses will be made by the pa tors of the churches and by other citizens. Some action will doubtless be taken expressive of sympathy with Mrs. Haddock, and in condemnation of the crime which led to her husband's death. Next Tuesday 2 is to be a Sund school picn| 3 > neighborhood, about ten miles east of this city. Rev. G. W. Crofts has been invited to deliver the address. The Methodists have done considerable improvements this season. Besides building a very fine parsonage they have n-mh-(l ‘the interior of ‘Which has been gre ‘o-night will be the closing Bell will be a song ser will doubtless be 1ces 1n the Pres- erian chureh to-day, the pastor, Bates being still' on his vacation, a0 enjoying the water of Waukesha, Rey. . Crofts has returned from his Nebraska trip and will offi usunl at the Congre; morning. The the mornin vealed to is extended to all. No evening sery Rev. J. T. McDowell will Saint’s church to-day av the usu This_evening he will speak on “The Haddock Tragedy OSeryices at “the Baptist church this mmnlluz as usual, followed by the Sun- school. Seats free. All cordially i R S A vices at the pavillion in the evening. e Weeding Out the Doctors, When the st board of mcdical ex- aminers was here a ber pecuhar ques- tion was raised, and so far arned it has not been fully settled ye! One who had begun healing as ian scien- tist applied to the board to be registered in duly legal form, having a commission to go forth and heal the sick and the dead. The raising of the dead secied to be a little beyond the usual avoeation ns, and the doing away ines, and even vefusing to lay on hands or indt ny magnetio treatments seemed to place the whole matter beyond the jurisdie of the board Another ruling of the ho: of interest to the phy s throughout Towa, and is expressed informally by one of the board 1 an mterview held in Des Moines. By 1t it secems that there are many who are to be excluded from prac- tice, oven though they have b bufore the | public as doctors for some “I'here 18 one new ruling of umm!w able importance made by the ot health since we were last hore Dr. J. D, Miller to a reporter yest morning in to “and that is i of the seventh nounced for “T'ne Truth Re- ial invitation will prove intorrogution o on of the med vractice law. This 18 one of the mos important sections in the whole law and one which gives the board t greatest liberty in the duty assigned them, It provides that the board may revoke the ificate of any physician for *palpable e of incompetenc, what manner he obtained 'his ce whether by examination, fiv tice or diploma. Now, the | 06s not require porsons to do useless things and hence 1t nuulll be natural [:n us to think not required to hen we know i at once. And soetion 7, w sly give the hoard the unqual X) 1 power to refuse 1o grs mt whea the applicant i petent to is question early and took it unde sowent, and have decided that th tos to physic yoars or over of pi where the appli- cant is sely iugowpetent. Of course this is going 10 causs trouble, and nuny practitioners fi various parts of the state will object v to this, but it will vemain as the imh'n changed h_y'. 0 courts, which is not ik | musele m the human body, | dent who | | rance yet had any trouble in enforcing this seo- tion of the lnw there have been a number of ap: plic ants rofused under . and several incidents have strik ingly illustrating the necessity for such a ruling. You sce, the old quacks expect to get in on account of the time they have been in business, and claim as a right under the law a recognition from the board with no _questions asked. At ity & neted ‘doctor’ presented him s having been in practice twenty ht years, having been a close student all his life and thoroughly competent We gave him a critical examination and found that twenty-five years ago he was farming. He couldn’t tell the name of a the action of . simple medicine on the sys could he give intelligent an I's to any questions which a_common ent should know. He was left in the deepest humliation before the board, his utter incompetency being lainly evi Lhere was nothing to do but re fuse him admission.” At another place we were met with another ‘doctor’of almost equal igno He claimed to have been an o practitioner. He came before us with an ittorney to try and convince the board that its riling on this subject wrong. But the doctor was asked a_fe uestions just to got a general idea of his capacity. - He could not nat anatonijcal parts of the. body about them in pl notto con fine him to the te He had little or no practice and was not fit to trust with danger of any kind. Such hy been on it cases we must surely follow this plan of ref ing candidates or be compelled to go 1o work at once in the business of revoking 1teme, vious notice the Owl night. The Shen- nd furmished the good. They sold twenty-cight numbers at §1 each, Much rdit 18 due to the eft nt work by € ayor, and Wi, Rogers, mar- shal, for the ghod order, A short time According to pr Club ball n Orchest , which was ve 2o the city dads asked andon to resign his marshalship. aid “No sir,” thereupon the council asked him to come down from his posi- tion and down he came, but oh ! didn't it hurt. Stubbornness never wins, At the last regular convoeation of the town _couneil of the town of Imogene, Mr, Win. Re was chosen mars| and undoubtedly he will make a good one. Well, some miny think the new bank fizzle, but no, not, It we under- stand, to be built on the east one-half of lot 10, block 2, a one-story brick with fire walls' 22x30 1 the “ground and 12 teet high, w rh a French plate front. The other night Mr. M. A. Jones' store was burglarized to the amount of about forty dollars. No clue to the thief. Wanted in Omaha. The police yesterday arrested a young man giving his name as R. D. Whiteside, who was wanted in O for sundry bits of dlaviltry. It is said that he served a term in the jail there for lareeny, and was recently released. In coming out of 1 one of his comrades gave him 2 pawn h to get a wateh, t ng about up. Itisel that Whiteside gm the watch. but after- ards pawned it ag: rged with having b intance out "'of GE DI ilier out waiting for any furth The Lightning's Work. The lightning of Friduy night did some damage to the telephone lines. In sev- eral instances the lightning arresters on the instruments were melted together, stopping the conncetions and tempora- rarily disabling the instruments, Among the telephones thus affected were those m the deaf and dumb mslnmmn er oftice, F. W, Olmstead's, (ul W m.\\h office. hose who have telephones need take no alarm about this no danger to them, unles try to use the teiephone during a s thunder storm. The lightning i i tch in- strument is 80 nged as to render t harmless. v \lv]lvl‘\ulh : papers. pvided ar nstruments e The Linen Sale Still onnlmm at the Bankrupt store, No. To-morrow, (Monday) morning we place on sale one ease towels at 2jc, fifteen doz 0 at be, 24x sk tow- same is sold by othér merchants for to G0c each. Toweling at 2ic ver yard, One hundred table covers, all linen, fancy borders at 49 Rem ¢ valuo Bed spreads Don’t miss this -morre 4 rg’s Bank- lllp[ Sum- No. 18 Main Street. (ngml Doves. The police on Friday night arrested three girls, who seemed to think that the streets were made for was to furn: them a fishing ground for suck brazen flaunting along the publ oughfares had wearied the good ci and so the police nabbed ther day Judge Aylesworth senten thirty days each in This is the first move that has been made to stop street walking, the other attempts being simply remonstrances, warnings, anc Jight fines, which have had little effect. 2 thom to Attention, U. V. G, Encampment No. 8 will meet on Mon- day evening in the G. A, R. hall at8 o'clock. All ¢ wmembers and those having applications for membership are requested to be present, as business of rtance is to be tran By or- Jons Fox, WARREN, Commander. djutant, Nail Works Will Stay. The report that the wire track and nail works in this city were to be moved across the river, 1s met by a firm denial on the part of those interested. They propose to stay here, and not only to stay but to enlarge their works, and make tho enterpr BuCCesS every way. 8t. Patrick’s Society, The members of the St. Patrick’s So- cioty are requested to meet iu St. Joseph's Academy at 13 o'clock to-day to take ac- tion on the death of their deceased and estecmed brother, ¥ By unhr of t Attention, president. Sneakod a Harness. Mr. Hiram Shoemaker discovered yes- terday that during the previous night some thief had entered his stable and walked off with set of single harness. Hg has found no clue, and ere this the harness has doubtless been sonked else- where. See those beautiful Mikado draperies at C. B. Carpet Co. S - The Goodrick house, one of the oldest in the eity, was started on ils journey of removal yosterday from tho corner of Sixteenth and Farnam to u place on south Eighth street. Deputy Ma u»!ul McDonald was '« the sick hst yest SN Mr H. lhdduu , Detroit, Mich., cured Ws cold with three doses of Red Star llr Miller was asked if the board bad ) C. ugh Cure. — A Ra’a om Minden. l lerable excitement was cansed in the Nittle town of Minden yesterday by a raid made upon the galoons, six in num- | ber. The informations been filed at Hancock, and at an éarly hour yesterday morning & party of fifty, with teams, came into town. Before any of the resi- dents were awar what wa to be done a uard had been placed at each saloon, 'front and rear, and the raid began.: Nineteen s of beer weore seized and carted off. Five of the six saloon keepers were arrested I'he five were takefi to Hancock and there had & hearing which resulted in thelr being bound ,\.\ In default of il they were brought o Council Bluffs | Trat night to remain | key until their friend | refeasc on bonds. Personal Paragraphe. A. Kind of Onawa, was at | cific yesterday Miss Neliie Pritehard, of O guest of Miss Minnie Cole. Smoke the Manawa Frank Levin, 312 Broadw William Forrest Patton is in week's rest from his duties clerk Mrs. Dr. T Lusk L s y the Pa ha, isthe , made hy for a as postal ). Wood . werc and Miss Anna shopping in the returned from Germany, » they have been for two months past Mr. and Mrs. Rofl' and their son, Dick RofY, together with Mrs. Jo Rofl, have gone to Lyons, Ia., on n visit. Mrs. Pritchard, who has been visiting her sister, Mis. S, C. Clark, left last eve- ning for her home in Janesville, Wis. 1, formerly of ing his mimster. ison, of Logan, was in the yesterday, en route home from Mt, ant, where he placed in the asylum a lady named Eliza Devine. the Nebraska mission- ntgen, came ake his week. wd his family have re- iily have been visit- 1wl hie has turned home. ing their old home in Illinois, been on a shorter trip to York, Neb W. B. Oaks, cashicr of the Silyer City bank, was in the Blufis yesterday, en route for Speneer, In., where he will spend two weeks hunting and vacating. ity party of Couneil Bluflers left v irit Lo kv Among (Iwm Mr. and Miss \nn‘\ el, M 8 ind Mr, William Preston E. R. Gallaghan is suffering greatly as the ult of stepping on anwl in the brick yard. The wound is a painful one, but it is thought that u few days will see him out and about ag Rev. B. P. McMenom, Healy will_attend th tion of the Iish National league of Amer in Chicagzo on Wegnesday and Thurs- next. J. J. Frainey will also attend, being an ‘\I\un.lh Wmn. G. Rite Fannie Walk and Rev. R. J national conven- .l\v father of a new Fnl baby, while I . Whitehead has een prosented with twins, o boy and a il his speaks well, for Shugart, Vaite & Weis, in whose employ both of the above gentlemen are. Mrs. Filbert, the sged mother of J. P. Filbert, of this city" ha > from the eas While met with a_serious accident a for{night ago, Tesulting in the dispacement of her h\ b jomnt and « fracture of the bone COUNCIL BLUFFS Driving Park. Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' RACING. Trotting, Tuesday, Aug. 3ist, Wednesday, Sept. ist, Thursday, Sept. 2d, and Friday, Sept 3rd. Including special attractions by Prof. aiker's world famous Racing ly and Balloon Ascensions by S. Parker daily, in front of the wdstand attractions in the consisting of celebrated Kentucky, Ohio. Ilinois, Pacing and Running way of speed horses from Indiana and Visconsin Reduced rates on all railroads. everybody and have a good time. For particulars, address FRAWK STUBBS, fu.cru-lm-y Come Cify Steam Laundry! REMER & SEARIGHT, No. 84 N. Main Street, Council Bluffs, Finest work and lowest prices for fine work, Al collars and cuffs ro- turned in collar and cuff bowes without extra charge, which guar- antees work in same condition as it leaves us. Out of town orders re- ceive same attention and at same vates as city work. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Established 1857 R. RICE, M. D,, Or other Tumors removod withoa Lancers (s il or iriwing of biood. Chronic Diseases of wikinds & specialty. Over thirty yeurs' practicsl experience. No. 11 Peurl 8t., Council Bluffs. ¥ Consultation free Creston House, Tie only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire HEscape And ull wodern improvements. 217 and 219 Main st. Bl 217 wad 210 U SOuN, Prom HARKNED) BROTHERS, No, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, tre opening new and beautiful designs in GARI’]&TS, T'II INGRAINS, BODY lll!l S I 1. . Rag Caypets, ete. MATTINGS For offices, hotels, lodye rooms, ete, No. 401 Dress Avenow arviving and in stock. T cellent for traveling Call for prices at Harkness Bros.’, Broadway. Goods Flannels, Cashmeres, ete. swits and fall service. ricols, Ex- | — Black Silles and in the new eolo towest for good goods. prs. Quality the best and prices the Ladies wishing velinble goods will call on Hark= ness Bros., No. 401 Broadway, Council Blugfs HOSIERY. A few more of those Lisle Thread 1 Hose left at 25¢., in black and in colors, at Harness Bros.*, 401 Broadway. QL QO LELS In many new Eugs, Ci H:quw. Curtain Broadway, Council Bluf's. Poles, patterns and a large stock to sclect from. Door Mats, cteg, at Harvkness Brothers, No 401 .\ BOSTON TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, No. 16 Main and 15 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. WANTED---100,000 MORE CUSTOMERS, e HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick buildings of any kind ed or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame buildings moved on Little Giant trucks, best in the world, 808 Eighth Avenue and ]‘]i;hlh Street,Counil Bluffs, THE HIGHEST Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand STOVES, Furniture, etc. M. DROH ball and .9 ants ewet this bity. LANDS, Farming land from $1.25 to $12 per acre, time 5 per cent interest. P. P. Lanstrup, No. 5556 Broadway, Co examtiie ney 9(4.% fém-,s, u_f Wars. in Towa, Minnesota, LICH, 608 Broadway. on g A tede, Beotele Buiting, Y\ 4nuk oA ‘»’,CM Bioadcloth ¥ e S the Gleapest Line of Wans Wontus\ hvwn in 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, CHEAP Texas, Kansas and Arkansas, ranging School and state Iands in Minnesota on 30 years Land buyers fare free, Information, cte., given by uneil Bluffs, Iowa. BEST LAUNDRY WORK In the city can be obtained by patronizing the HomeSteam LAUNDRY 504 Broadway Council Dluffs GEO, W, SCHINDE None but experienced hands employed. Out of town orders by muil or express solicited, and all work warrauted. 7, Prop, When youw want to flml anybody that smolies, yo to NOORE & KEPLINGER'S CIGAR STORE, No. 419 Broadway, Conneil Bluffs. And you'tl find him indulging In one of those fine cigars on which thoy have built up thel reputation. Make &ll your uppoin their store as everybody visits them and they know everybody. The crowds come and go via this great thoroughfare, An clegant line of Cigars, Pipes ana Tobaccos alwuys in stock F. W. SPETHAN & BRO. Nos. 509 & 511 Main St. New Dry Goods. Dress Goods, Etc., Just In, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Best of Goods. GROCERIES, FARM PRODUCE, Etc N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oftice over Amerioan Express Company. nents for Lowest Prices, R. L. WILLIAHS, Couneil Blaffs, Ta., and ! 15th St., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufactarer’s Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awning i State, Man- Plate and Window Glass, Show- ttors, (hand and hy- flI.IIIlH ) & MONEY TO LOAK---At lowest rates. Real estate handled, In surance writien and ail kinds of honds bought by F. J. Day No. 39 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Established 1881, BOOK Bl Ledgers, Journals, County Bank Work of all Kinds inlty. Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & 60. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Bluffs. Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind- ing 10 Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. 209 8, WHOLESALE AND JOBBI N HOUSES OF ’ COUNCIL BLUFFS. —— SLEMENTS, S & €O, AGRICULTURAL DEERE, WEL I Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Buggled, Carringos \ Fte. Council Bluffe, Tows KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CQ, Make the Uriginal and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, RS AND FERD CUTTERS, yuth Main Street, ‘Conncn Binita, Towa DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs and Jobbors of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, 10 to 1116 South \|£y“‘.;:mm‘ Council N]u?l. AXE T HANDLES F.0. GLEASON, 148, GRO.F. WRIGRT, Pres.&Trong, AMan. Sec &Counsel Council Blufrs' Hindla Facty (Ineory Manufacturere of Axle lladgo nnd Small (Ul\(ll,llllll'” ) Carpets, Curtains, Window Snadus, 0il Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Uplol oods, Ktc. 'Na, &6 Broudway’ Council Wi ta, 0w, TORACCO, ETC. F0Y & MOORE, lo Jobbers In the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 2§ Main and ¥ Pearl Sts. Council Dluts, COMMISSION, SNY I)I R & LEAMAN, Wholes: Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants, No. 14 Pear] St., Council Slufrs, __ prugans HARLE, HAAS & CO,, Wholesale Druz,ghla, OIIs Pamts Glass, Drugg! m; n St, and =1 FRUITS T0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale California Fraits a Specialty General 543 Brendway, Commiseion. b Councl Bluffs WIRT & DUQUELTE, Wholesale Prnlls Confectionary & Fancy Grocerlss. 16 #nd 18 Pearl Council Blufrs, GROCERIE ¥ KIRSCHT Joboers of Stapie and Kaney Grocar."-- Also Wholesale T No. 418 Broud Wi & Co, Juor Doalers. i BECKMAN Manuneturers of and Wholes S HATS, CAPS, ETC. s METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers i Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 312 and 344 Brondway, Council Bluirs. VY HARDWARE k Wholesalo Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy liarlwm, And Wood Stok, Council 1afts, T HIDES AND WOOL D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Polts, G and Furs Council it i (Ul \1 1L BL l' OIL CO., —Wholesalo Dealers in— Iluminating & Lubricatiag Oils BTC, BTC. T Chuncil Blufrs, Towa. Gasnlin £.Theodore, LUMBER, PILING, E A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southern Lumber, Pillng, And Bridge Materinl Spocialties Wholosalo Luuw ber of all Kinds. “Oflico No. 130 Main St Council ufls, lown. WINES AND LIQUOKS. JUH\' LINDER, Wholesalo — | Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors, Agent tor St. Gotthara's Herb Bitters. No. 13 Main St. Council Bluirs h( 'HNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 609 Main St.. Council Blufs HO! for the LAKE, The Steamer OLLIE MAY Nowly fitted up, and under tho churge of & BiilIu] ongineer wnd pilot, 18 10w muking pleas- ure trips on LAKE MANAWA urties tor one hour ordcrs tuken ot nhours 101012 i, L. DAUB & (O, { SPECIAL NOTICES. TOTITE. Epecin) advertisoments, such — ue 1cet. Foun o Loan, For 8ule, To Hent, % ants, Boavd ete, will Leinsertad in this column ut tho low rateof TEN CENTS PEI LINE forthe first in: and Five Ce Line for cueh » Leuve u isemont Hroudway, sortion. ouncil WANTS, inh VA frst-cliuss b ©, No. 23 Main 5t \on a8 bousekeeper in vacer ip hotel, J. 13, 8 o dociors S W mugnelle BeRler, § Upper rosdway. for fifteen-yonr-cid i Uppor roadway. Situgti LE., N JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNIIL BL/UF Fractices in the te an ul eeury Roows Taud ¥ 2