Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1888, Page 6

" their orders, THE I)AILY "BEE NO. 12 PEARL STREFE Delivered by Carrler in Ani Part of the City at Twenty Cents Per H. W. TILTON \iA\Al.FIl OFFICI" N. Y. Plumbing Co. New friap ¢0533 1t Reiter's (George Boynton has moved his livery out fitto the old Scamon's stables on Fourth street A marri Peter Pir this city Williaj riages, ¢ to the Boynton The first grass crop on Bay ing harvested. The wet we few days has made quite, 2 Jawns and grass plots all over the city, A, Kulsch and Henry I, Bird two M cense was issued yesterday to v and Amelia Strobial, both of Lewis has moved his horses, car. from the old_Jake Rogers barn n on First street. s park is be. f the past in the num erduy, en route inafew Yer of others are expected to 1 days. ‘e meeting of the Young Men's demo cratic club was postponed from last evening until this evening. Arrangements will then be made for attending the national conven tion at St. Louis, (leorge H. Zimmerman, of Omaha, and Minnic Fritz, of Millbank, Grant county, Dak., were married yesterd morn by Sanire Schurz at his matrimotial emporium, on Middle Broadway. Mrs, Rosa Lowrie died at Washington avenue, V her home, 228 sday night, aged nineteen years al will take place from the residenc 2 o'clock this after noon, Rev. Dr. Cooley officiating. ‘The social of the Women's exchange of the Presbyterian church that was to have been given last evening at the residence of “Thomas Oicer, on Willow avenue, was in definitely postponed on account of the inclem ency of the weathe The water works comp: brass connection to the fire | city building for the use of the street sprinklers. 1t serves well the purpos tended, but it would delay the firemen in it should be necessary to use the hyd during a fire, C. J. Beckman 15 poll-tax eollector. 1o deal with if treated squ but the kickers and dodgers find that the samo grit which led him to sacrifice an arm for his country’s good, is as strong as ever. The new suits of the Council Bluffs ciub arrived yesterday morning. The shirt, ~cap and pints are of white flo nd the trimmings and stockings are maroon. The suits are well made and ve dsome, and, as one of the boys said, “they fit like a slap on the mouth.” The BEE was_in error yesterday morning in stating that Mr. Pusey had refised to re- leaso the Sisters of Mercy from the terms of their lease of the Hanthorn property. That gentleman was away from home and has not et replied to the rgquest asking for a release rom the contract. Some idea may be gained of the advant- ages which Council Blufts people have in se curing early fruit, by the fact that the first California cherrics this scason sold at whole- sale in New York at 90 cents apound, in Chicago at 70 cents a pound, and in Council Bluffs at 40 cents a pound. Some time ago William Elliott sustained a severe injury of one of his feet by coming in ntact with a broken sidewalk. The foot as grown worse, until amputation 15 neces- sary to save any portion of the discased mem ber. Monday he was taken to the Woman's Christian hospital, and to-day Dr. Beliinger will perform the operation. There are now but seventeen prisoners con- fined in the county jail. Quirk is the only one whose case comes up this term. Several of the partics are awaiting the next session of the grand jury, and the others, with the ex ception of Grant, alias Kane, who i sentence for confidencing, are s sentences already imposed. J. B. Atkins has beenawarded the contract for furnishing plate glass toreplace that now used in the windows of the new court house, that is so thin that the suction created in opening the large doors breaks them.. An ordinary hail storm would probably smash half of the lights in the building. The change will cost over $60). The concert tendered Prof. de Normandie, the organist, us a beneflt, netted §80. Prof. de Normandie is_auite broken in health and in the hope of bettering it will on Saturday leave for his old home in Boston. It is hoped that he will speedily and fully recover and be uble to again take his place in the musical circles of the two cities. He has for some time been the organist of the Congregational church of this city, fillmg the position admir- ably, and winning many friends here, A large casy chair is now in the hands of Jo., upholsterers, that is quite valuable on account of its historical as sociations. It w d by Abrabam Lincoln while going from Chicago to Washington to his first inaugural, being given for that pur- se by a leading furniture house of Chicago. purchascd by its present owner, M. . H. Stewart, shortly afterward for $100. It shows its age, but comfortable chair and well worthy a pre: v for an oc cupant, attached a nt near the making his rounds He is a very easy offic ely and_fairly, vaiting ving out - Tipton has bargains in real estate. e The Chautauqua Rally. The mass mecting Sunday night at the opera house in the interests of the Chautau qua will be addressed by Mayor Broatch, N. Merriam, G. M. Hitchcock of the Omaha World, John Evans, Colonel C. S. Chase, ana E. Rosewater of the Omaha 1 Other speakers from Council Bluffs will be sceured and announced later. Mr. 1. M. Treynor bas charge of the music, and requests thav all who have Gospel Hymus bring their copies with them. AL Tipton has furnished rooms to rent. — Personal Paragraphs. Dr. Chamberlain has changed his location and now has an clegant suite of rooms in the savings bank block. W. O. Wirt has returned from a successful and extended western trip in the interests of the Masonic Insurance association. Ex-Police Captain O'Brien has gone to Kansas on a short tour of exploration. He said to be Jooking up a new location. W. J. Welsh, esq., recently removed from pear Pittsburg, P has formed a partner- ship with 8. 'B. Bnyder, esq. They have fitted up and now occupy an office over the savings bank. — ct company, 236 Main street. April Scours, The following is the report of the asscts made by the police during the mont of April: Druuk ... 5 Disturbing tie m ace yagrants . Insane . Union Abst Asmnuuml attery Assault with intent to commit murder Exposiug person lhnulm\ sisting officer s spicious character Forgery. Ry Tota) covnnsnse ARASALRS A0AAA1ASA B. B, Wadsworth & Co, loan money. —— In Police Court. In the police court yesterday morning John Kane and his wife Mary were fined $9.60 each for getting drunk aud disturbing the peace. George Dressler, a Ge living in e castern part of the ¢ity, who got into an altercation with his neighbor, Charles Barg hansen, over a boundary line' and used too forcible arguments, was fined 87.60 for dis turbing the peace. The caseof A, Reiter, for assault and battery, was continued until this morning T \o patronize the Wo- an do se by calling r ' they choose to fill Ladics wishing .man’s exchange upon any mer THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1888, WORK OF CHRISTIAN WOME, Their Hospital Fully Equipped and Caring For Sufferers, WHEREABOUTS ARE THE SEWERS? The Hants Being Made—The Freaks of the Lightning—The Fire Lads and the Police—Per- sonal Paragraphs, Woman's Christian Hospital. Few people in this city have any idea of the importance of the work being done at the Woman's Ch ospital by the charitable ladies of the hrough their indefatig: able cfforts, prompted by the purest philan tiropy, this institution has been made one of the chicf instruments for the alleviation of the suffering posscssed by Council Bluffs, In response to the demands of the ladics who head this work the hospital has been well supplied with all things necessary for the proper prosceution of the worlk The house is divided in departments as fol lows: As one enters the nall, two spacious rooms are upon the right a t. The latter is occupied by the superintendent, Mus, Dr. his is equipped with a well tables, work. ven by which has is branch of the Hf this room wer Daughters, of the Pr mediately back of these ioc by the nmnm\ Mrs, K. J. Smith, In the rear arc f\nn«)\ » Kings' and as a re- the dispen 10 another large room, fitted up. In the second ) rt room and the Methodist he torm ely and elogantly furnished, which is the hn Stewart, while tl \{ohion, 6t h is not yet egunce, Broadway are the P, Kings’ Somplotely ur nished, having two beds each, and all the other 'necessities of “lying in” rooms. iy former will be devoted to branch of hospital work. The sccond story of the wing s called the “short ward.” It contains two rooms whicn are devoted to male patients, Four males and five females are now under treat- ment 1 0. room shters’ room this cady ent :d, which with the physic ce, makes a most compete force. All the supplies in as donations, and 1o th those who have given, let it be said they have given bountcously, for the institution has lacked for nothing which would aid in the successful prosecution of this most charitable worlk. Much credit is due the management, for in addition _to the natural possessca by the hospital, its well ventillated and heated rooms, ything is in perfect order and The grounds are _well shaded and An_effort is being i to purchase the hospital for "Within & fow days tho mayor and council will probably visit and inspect it with_the above end in view. The price asked is $8,000. In view of the intrinsic ue of the property, and the neces which exists for just’such a public insti tion, the price is very moder; E. H. Sheafe lo sceurity of ever: consulting room confidential. Of ner Main streot, uj nhhlmn t men- (& city use. chattel description. Private All busine: ¢ 500 Broadw Warburton & ]\\ dressmakers, No. 32 — There is a good deal of trouble in deter ming where the water and_ scwer pipes are. When any repairs or changes are to be made it 15 no unfrequent occurrence to have the workmen exploring by numerous excavations, in the vain search for the desired conncetion. The scwers are often thus hunted for. 1 scems that there should be in the ity engi- neer's office a record by which it would be very casy to determine the exact location of cvery foot of pipe in the city. As the city grows, and the number of pipes and connee. tion increases, the difficulty becomes greater. With the paving, which has to be toru up, s is of still greater importance. Fre- he paving has to be takenup in aces,and holes dug, before the ot is found. The matter is cer worthy of consideration, and the many coni- plaints heard will _doubtless cause the city s to investigate a little, and devise some remedy. The city itself’ a short time ago wanted 0 get at the sewer pipe leading from its own buildings, and a gang of men were kept busy for day's digging in all dirce tions, trying to I it. A simple map showing just where the pipe was would in this one case alone have saved the city enough SR sonnections and house - Y. Plumbing compas Sewer laid by sewers Travelers! hlup.x[ the Bechtele. Sheafo loans m(mL\ on real estate. Preparing For Dress Parades. Preparations are already being made for a proper obseryance of Decoration Day. 1t is thought that by that time the new uniforms for the police and fire departments will be on hand, at both these branches of the y sery articipate in the parade. T tavo double hose reels will be out of the paint shop by that time, and all the other ap- paratus will be in fine shape for a dress parade. Recl No. 1is ready to come out now, vut will not be put into service again until the mud drics up somewhat, as it would have a bad cffect on the new varnish. tion of the exact style of the forms for the police has not yet be ined, but it _is probable that the regulation cout will be adopted. Some of the men are opposcd to them, on account of their being uncomfortablo during the warm weather, but as the mayor will not insist on their being ued, the argument loses much of its o8 iden is to allow the ats to insist on the frock for will be two wecks out of ev decision will be made in a few days, and by the end of the month, the city force will be equipped in its new tog: —— The oldest firm, and Targest stock of wall paper the city. All the new shades in ingrains and valours. A fow patterns in gilts at 10c per roil Niles, 402 Broadwa - Money at 10w rates on first-class 1arm security. Burnbiam, Tulleys & Co,, 102 Main street, - Freaks of the Lightning. cotrician Bradley, of the fire department, was kept busy yesterday repairing the dam- age done to the fire aud police alarm lincs by the lightning of the proceding night. T} upper cireuit that covers the eastern part of uninjured, but the lower circuit on in two places. At the transfer ectric current had melted the w ud at box 35, at the Rock Island f had bean soldered fast v the entire day to get the in good working orde. . It keeps one man busy to lo > alarm system, as ther four miles of Wit on the upper circuit and twelve milcs on the lower There was no special deimonstration at the telephone exchange, as the new lightning arresters, that were put in place a short tin ago, kept the surplus current out of the oftice and conducted it safely to the ground. - . Tipton has houses to rent. B Little Sivux as a It Many will remember the hors Sioux,” which in past years won and lost wany dollars for those who backed - him in his races here. He was then the property of Charles. B. Wilson, who drove him to a record of '22}4. The hittle horse - was after wards sold tc Canada parties; who offered to match him against any Horss 1o, the world for $10,000 w0 race on ice, Nothing was known concerning this fiyer for a long time. A fow dayg ago M Wilson received from the presideut of the National Trotting asso- ¢iation a picture of the animal and & _letter, stating that someone was using him throngh the east as a ‘‘ringer in slow races, his last appearance being at some placo in Connecti cut. Although sixteen years old, the horse has not lost his speed, and is still a danger- ous one to tackle. ipton has a family horse, phaeton mul harness to trade for a lot. - ppreciated. Chicago New The publisher of the Century Magazine is bedinning to apprecinte the value of James Whit- comb Riley's contributions. Last win- ter Riley sent a poem to the magazine; it appeared subsequently under the title of “Jim,” and it narrated in a pathetic dialeet the unspeakable love of a simple old man for his boy who went to and was killed in the war. For this poem Riley received a ch Some weeks after the publi verses Riley participated in reading in New York city. and it was universally conceded that he made the hit of the occasion: in fact, he was the only participant in the program who cd any enthusiasm, and he was re- tedly encored, His recitation of im” (the poem he had printed in the Century) was received with especial favor, ‘and the Century people, who Were present in sorco. Wwere improsse accordingly el Smith, p dent of the company, Riley a little informal supper to which afew other congenial fellows were in- vited. Upon turning his plate Riley found under it a note from the Centur, begging him to accept the inclosed as further recognition of the value of his poem to the magazine. **The enclosed” was a check for $100. Service, The “‘Pale Faces," This is the generie designation of the white race bestowed by our copper-col- ore (l hxul)n B lh:- “nulv‘t- savage.” The 1y shades lighter, .my an But when his the parchment-colored tint, and his cheeks the hollowness indi tive of o want of bodily stamina, he we the appellation of **pale ial indications should suggest e of Hostetter tomach Bitte acknowledged rel ing strength and renewer of bodi stance. Itis derived excluslve hontanic sources—is pure and eflicient. Its invigorative action is prompt, thor- ough and speedily felt. Can the like id of most tonics? Scarcely. Ap- petite, as well as the ability to sat it without subsequent_discomfort, 1s r m-\wd by it, and it effectually tones the v It fortifies the system t malarin and rheumatism, and medies nervousness and kidney com- _— From Siberia, The number of unfortunate Russi subjects who are exiled to dreary for political and other crimes, ue of Tid Bi ivity among the police which l.lmt body in other count, would do well to emulate, but the laxity of the dicipline is palpable from the proportion who manage to make good their escape The number preponderates over thos who are retained. At the beginning of the present year, 110.000 persons of cither sex were on the government reg as being prisoners in - the provinces of Irkutsk, Yakutsk. Roally 62,000 were p but the balance, 48,000, had fled. While in Siberia 67 per cent were not to be found. Where these people get to is a question—a question which even the Russian newspaper that publishes the cited statistics asks, but cannot answer. sl We would be pleased to know of a man or woman who has never had headache or been subject to constipation. As'these seem to be universal troubles a little ad- ce may seemin order. Why shouid persons eram their stomachs with nau- seating purgative pills, ete., which sick- en and debilitate when s pleasant and sterling remedy o 5 Bitters will act mildly and eff \ on the liver, kidney- stomach and bow- els, and at the same time tone up and engthen the whole system; causing dache, constipation and all such dis- tressing evils to quickly disappear. e iR James Gordon Bennett, Harper’s Bazaar: _ James Gordon Bennett may well beTealled a citizens M‘l}w world; he has a house in New one av Newport, one in Paris, a at Bourgival, a chatea rty miles out of Pari across the oc togo. Mr. Bennett is \\(,“nll to nn) . but he does not look it. s straight 1 arroy his blue eyes as bright_ as an eagle 1d his moustache a golden brown. His lir, however, is very griy, and sets off his florid _complexion to the best ad- vantage. Mr. Bennett dresses quiotly but handsomely. Man wants but little here below, But, wants that little strong. lly true of a purge. 7 an - or woman does not hanker for it, rule, but when taken, wishes it to bo prompt, aure and effective. Dr. Pierce’s Pleas- bt Purgative Pellets leave nothing to te desired in point of efficacy, and yet heir actio n is totally free from any un- pleasant symptoms, or disagrécable after-effcets, Purely vegetable, per- feetly harmles R e How a Boston Woman Incurrcd a Large Bill for Cab Hirc Providence Journa Mr. A., a State strect brbker was leaving town the other day and his wife drove with him to the station in a hired cab. Just be- fore taking the train he found in his pockets a couple of letters he had for- gotten to mail, and handed them w Mrs, A., saying that they were of im- portance and asking her to post them, The lady took them with herinto the cab and’drove away from the station. Whether she was absent minded from excess of griefl at parting with her husband, or from some other cause, it is not evident, but certain itis thatin a fit of abstraction she quictly hllpnul both of the letters into the crack of the door into which the glass half slide; When it dawned upon Mrs. A, that she had posted a couple of important business letters in the door (:’ a cab, and that her husband w New York, write them, it is to be supposed that she mentally called herself some un- complimentary names, and undoubtedly she was in the main not without some excuse for so doing. She was, howeyer, a woman of expedients, and she quickly stopped the carriage to dircot driver to go ta the nearest :.]uip where a fishline could bo bought. They were not out of the poorer quarters of the city, and the shop & h he drew up was of 5o doubtful a character that the cabman told Mrs. A, she had better re- main outside while ne went in after the line. As it was, the lady found herself regarded by the circle of loafers about with far more interest than was altogether pleasant. The fishline pro- cured, the cab drove away, while M A. endeavored to get a loop of ring down beneath the (letters. The driver was ordered to goto aconvenient and quiet Baek Bay strcet, where, much to the mystification of the nursemfids cisoly T EL H N R M ETCALF +H. & A, 1. Fn:tar. COUNCIL_BLUFFS 4% Fomh 0il X Glass @ Wholesale. No 8 Pearl S *S34oANg Y ¥ 1 "SIOPS [/ 489 ,' 60140490, EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEHOLESALE EARDW.ARE, CUTLERY, ETC. Manufacturer of Fine Carriages I have always a full stock to lect from. Call and examine. and Buggies. ' Prices Low. Nos. 27 to 31 on the sidewalk, the cab moved slowly up and down while Mrs. A. continued her tedious and ineffectual angling. ed the performance by procur- haper, whic h she cut into rack, in the delusive hope that it might attach itself to the letters, but like the salt water which Violet fondly hoped would turn into butter if it was churned long enough, “it seldom ever did.” * . also endeavored to persunde ver that he could take the cab to the stable, turn it over and shake the letters out, but the scheme did not com- mend itself to his mind. Perhaps the fact that the lady was now paying for the cab by the lm\n‘ and not exhausting his _horse by fast driving may have tended to veconcile him to the pro- longed suspense which was rapidly wearing away Mrs. A.’s patience. sonclusion of the matter was A. had the cab driven to a carriage maker’s, where the door was taken from its hinges and the letters at last shaken from their pl all the while being The bill for six hours’ use of the car- riage Mrs. A. paid without demur, but MAIN ST, she reached home after her adventure in a state of weariness of mind and body GOODS better imagined than described. l BLUFFS. THEO. BECKMAN, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND COLLARS. A Full Assortment of Harness Goods Con- stantly on Hand. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. NO. 205 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. SEECIALadvertisements, suc To Loan, For Sale, To Rént, ete., will be'inserted 'in_this at the low raté of TEN CENTS PER LINE he first in- sertion aud Five Cents Per Line for each subse- quent insertion. Leave advertisements at our Pearl Street, near Broadway, Coun- Lost, Found, ts, Hoarding Fashlonable [OGDEN -i- BOILER -:- WORKS, CARTER & SON, Pmp’s. Manufacturersof All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. kg Orders by mail for repairs promptly attended S Mrs. C. A, | to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue, Ad- dress Ogden Botler Works, Council Bluffs,Iowa. ANTED-- Housekeop derly - lady prefe ed I (lflt\ O Cat) '(ll ARl O o I | oo Stables and Mule Yards quire at”Bee office foR 1 ENT—The comer offico over the K. C, | Droadway, Council Blufs, Opp. Dummy Depot K B It R, ticketoflice, now occupied by % £y ikt Tude Fora, Also-Tie roam No. 14 Pearl st , now occupied by Forest Smith. Also—The dwelling Liouse on Woodbury ave- nue, known us the McGee place, With one acre u( land. Ilnm(‘( ¥ room conventent Blutrs, bunch of small ke will be patd by Ty xtures doing s .00 per year in & live Ne- Alsoa fine residence of 12 rooms, with associate Luildings, Apply to Johnston & Van Patten, 33 Main st., Council Blufls, braska town, First-class plano in g onable pldstein, 2 Tlorses and mules consta tly on hand, for sale at retail or in car load lof wGrders promptly filled by Contract on short oticy Ktock sold on cominiauton, Telephone 114, iLUTER & BOLEY. Opposite huxnmy Depot, Council Blufls JONES & SHUGART, —JAGENTE FOR(- VICTOR CYCLES. unfurnished < wunted, urnished and Refere 1“”“ SALE—Ata burgain, 40 acres near stock yards, South Omaha, . Johnson & Chridiiun, ' Room 85, Chamber ot Commerce, ID— § of me aha and Council Bluffs city property, also western land to exchange for goods. Call on or address Johnson & Christian, Room 8, Chamber of Commerce, Omaha. PRICE $15 15 & thoroughly practical, well made and fin=ly finished machine, Combines the PERFECT LET- NG, EXACT ALIGNMENT and Rapin Wi ING of @ high priced writer with SIMPLICITY, Compactness und Durability, Send for circulars, AGENTS WANTED, F. E. GAGE, The Excelsior Co. 5 i) Main St., Nen, Council Blufts, 1'l Agent. for Western lowa, —)DEALERS IN(— HARDWARE AND STOVES. ~)THE CELEBRATED(— DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE ! NO. 211 BROADWAY, 0. H. McDANELD & C0., Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. £2) and 22 Maln Street,Council Bluffs, Towa. Agt. VETEHINAHY SURGEON, HOSPITAL AND OFFICE 46 FOURTH-ST. Council Bluffs, la, Veterinary _ Dentistry a_ Specialty. RESTON HOUSE, Main Street, Council Bluffs, Only Hotel in the City with Fire Es* cape. Electrio Call Bells, Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable MAX MOHN, Proprietor " EGAN & KIMBALL, PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, Opera House Block, ephone No. 254. —— " ACCIDENT INSURANCE. $5,000 AT DEATH! 126 weekly indemnity for tnjury. Costs but 813 et vear I the O1d Relable. United States Mu- Assoclation of New York. KILLMER & KELL Goneral Ag N Broadway Luunu] Bluffs, T 7 "umctn'&:lius'fv. i BANKERS. $00Broadway Council Blufis, Iowa. Established L NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS SI.,, OMAHA, NEB, SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF OOfil ROTHERS {llAm Stedentopf, ~ Dealer In . P O&i Sounty REAT, <. Santn Rusal ; A 1 SN’ ,\Y&}B\Q“\Q‘(\\ N b‘z”‘M H.F. HATTENHAUER, DG-HI BLUFFS. ' Furnishing Goods,” Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. [ 'ozgvmv‘r‘vlnop,v‘ No.8 Nt/ Your Patrormgo o 1 /s Solicited. % 2N ox\‘g!"* camc.oxxa 20241n 1389, ng. x o d n 688 i %‘Q\ \\\3\@9@\\& = OV R/ISI\R S © — e A S—— Elegant CourtH fiha Gov*t. Build Populatio WEIR SHUGART CO. TOBBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. VO TG ST CW L T Y S ARA NPT I always \\u'p in stock a large vaviety of eastern make Carriages ¢ low rate. Fourth I am always ready to show goods., DOWN TO BUSINESS! IN ORDER TO PREPARE FOR MORE COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS WE WILL CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS! SALE ©O SATURDAY ~ MORNINC, APRIL 28TH. Every person desiring bargains will not fail to take advantage of this great cash sale. The stock is new and well selected. Fine dress goods, new styles, choice silks, ete. MENCING- THE LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS IN GOODS AND FROM BES WEST. NEW FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. HARKNESS BROS. |CII.A.NG—E o :E"IRM The undersigned, having purchased the Grocery Stock and Busi- ness of TROXELL BROTHERS, located at 345 Broadway, announce that they will continue the business at the above number, and will strive to merit your patronage. J. W. BRAGINTON, N. I. TIBBETTS. Having sold our business, as stated and located above, we take pleasure in commending our successors to the confidence of the public. (c}; (o} W. S, [Aolsblvielel -9 mrn-—-;umoowm i:s‘raumsnu» 1842, INCORPORAT R'U'SSELL 3 CO., LLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS, Espectally Designed for MILLS, ELEVATORS ND— SIZES FROM 25 T0 250 HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER. PURPUSES AUTOMAT;Q CUT.OFF . ENGINE. Branch House, Council Bluffs, Iowa. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. DR. C. B. JuDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 608 Broadway, Council Biuffs, lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. WANTED—-LOCAL AND TRA DR. RICE'S COMMON SENSE HERNIAL SUPPORT. The Greatest Invention of the Age! Rupture or Heruia a Speclalty! Makes Female Diseases a Specialty. Cures all kinds of Chronlc Dise dies. 48 the olaest and most su Pearl £, Council Blutfs, lowa. nderful Vog o lim, to 12 A m: 1t No. 201 Main Street Council Btuffs, lowa. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENTY OF FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. BOTH DOMESTIO AND FORELIGN,