Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1888, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ARL STREET OFFICE NO. 12 1 Any Part of e Cit er Week, MANAGER Delivered by Carrier i1 Twenty Cent H. W.TILTON IELEPHONES: PUsiNges OFFICE, No. 4, Nicur Ebiros, No, P % MINOIRR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. Additional Council Blufis on Scyenth page. The city council meets this evening. Yesterday J. way lot for W G. Tipton sold a Broad- D. Hardin to an ¢ m f th and Glen's band stand is one orchestea discourses sweet music, Work wis begun yesterday morning on the foundation of the new $40.000 school building on Washington avenue. Final connections between the water mains W the titicial lake in Pan mount park have been made, and the water was turne on vesterday. The case of F. M. Gauat. tor kee glandered horses for sale, will e before Squire Biggs at 10 o’clock this morning. County Attorney Dailey will conduct the prosecution, About twenty Master Masons, em- ployed by the Union Pacific in this v, will” go over to Omaha to-morrow ight to see Trainn Baxter raised to the master mason degree, The silver cup which will e coming yacnt race at L awa will be ready to-day and this even- ing will be placed on prize of Harkness | show windows. begun yesterday morning avenue. Q part of the which has been working on lower “from that sted in the Brondway was tul job to get the worl eastern part of the city. Mr. Sims suys h for the democratic anybody clse’s st ¥ +is waiting organ o ement than patiently product its own. Its army of witnesses don’t respond to its bugle call. 'he colonel scems to have twice us wany shoulder straps us ruits. A number of Odd families enjoyed the | re. Alows with their wzes at Mana Monday evening. Special run for their accomio Were not as many the lake as was ex- pected. Those present had a very pleasant time. The funcral of tne late A.J. Bump ook place yesterday ternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence on \!uhnmn strect, and was attended by number of sympithi services were very rmpressive. The mains were interved in rview retery. he five department was ealled out at 2 o'clock ye v morning by an alarm from Tarley’s Glen. I itive department responded. The five was in a small one-story house owned by Mr, Turley and oceipied by a family named Kaiscr. The furniture was saved, and only the kitchen, where the five orig- inated, was burnec ot pr ions ure being made fora proper celebration of August 1 ¢ the colored population of this viein- v. There will be speeehos, music and dancing at Bod garden in the earlier part of the dav.iad in the afternoon i wball gume at Manawa athletic park between the Lafayette colored nine and the J. J. Hardins, of Omuhu The Rev. W. H. W. Rees states for publication that in his sermon of last Sunda he did not wish to east any un- flections upon the police force of Also that he is prepared to ¢ stutement of fact that he made, and that he will, next Sabbath, reinforce, by way of prelude to the reg- ular statements made 1 Sunday. ent a wrong unde standing of the reverend gentleman's position upon the matters suggested, it would be well if those interested would attend that service Personal Paragraphs. Ed Troutman arrived home yesterday from Spirit Lake. Mayor Roher returned home from Avalon, Mo., yesterdn W. A. Berger, of Kuansas City, is the guest of Alderman Kne D. W. Bushuell has returned from a two week's sojourn at ke Okoboji. Miss Louise De Haven is visiting her friend, Miss Nellie Cotter, of Omaha. Chal Curtis, a prominent colored politician of this city, is in Indianap- « olis. Masters Thompie and Willie Tipton have returned home for their visit to Avoca. Mr. Simon Eiseman leaves to-day for the east to purchy se goods for the fall | teade. Mrs. N. O'Brien and Miss Mollie Maloney left l.x~l evening for Lincoln, for B kY whara o il purchase a fall lnu- of dry goods, Mrs. E. B. Bowman is lying danger- Ry d11'at Hor home, cornas of Second avenue and Tenth street . Maxson, of Tow: n y of the Y. M s in the rlw, inthe interest of that association. Miss Latta Lewis, daughter of a_prom- inent merchant of St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs. F. D. Moore, on Firvst ave- nue. ather Tgnatius Wesselling, of mond, Minn.. brother of Father Wesselling, ha short visit. Mrs. City. financial Rich- Adolph ved in the city for a 25 k, who has been s the past three weeks, is much to the gra tion convalesci of her man H Jerome Brown s fish- and D from a we 3 H. T. Thomas has returned from recent trip to Macedonia, wher called by the illness of his wife, much better and will home in a short time. The Very Rev, B., of Crest * Neola, where he his he was Mrs. return yons, O, S. t evening to will lay the corner stone of the new Catholic chureh to-day. He stopped over night with his con- freve, Rev. Father Adolph Wesseling, ); tain W. tan o Ca, A. Hayes, nterest who mu\nll\ Bouguet's live bou, stable, has disposcd of it to a Mr who took possession Hayes has not had very good he some time, hence his motive for ing from the livery business, J. Malowney, of Thayer county, Nebmulm. who 18 now sojourning at Lake Manawa, speaks in glowing terms vicinity of According to his ~‘mild statoments, cornstalks are made to . do duty as telephone poles in several instauces. ¢ B. C. Harris, a well known dealer at Lowis, Cass county, and W, . Woodwnrd, one of the leading mer- " ehants and moneyed men of that place, ‘have been spending se al days at wi, They are charmed with it. are both. brothers-in-law of J. A, of the well kuown fir of Odell & Bryant, o this city, yosterduy ~ of the crop outlook in the his Nebraska home. gre new exhibition in one | UTHE DEATH OF THE STRANGER | CAPTURE OF A HORSE THIEF. The Unruly Ones Before A Remarkable City Di Plans For The B Aylesworth sctory- The s Block Merrian Strange Death ofa Stranger. A man of abou Xty years of age wus arrested by Ofticer Thomas on South Main street Sunday afternoon while wanderiy round 1 a d kind of o Lway. During the eveming he com- plained of being sick and the city physician w ut for, but could not be found until Monday afteynoon. He or- deved the man taken to the hospital. The patrol i was backed up to the of the the prey «d no worse the day. bu ied out of the door he id expived instantly, Dr. Seybert was immediate moned and said that death was . The remains we re- the undertaking rooms of n. Keller & Co., whero they were | prepared for burial. ap to identify the boay it was buried at s Ik afternoon in the potter’s field. When arrested the man gave the name of J. Little. He was a " 1o the office ind also in the He was shown all possible atten- 1 by the jailors. who had no doubts as | to his recovery. ix-Coroner Henry Faul s: dece oo/ 1 and sick man 1y ory upon a moy had he to than he = \ys that the ased wa blacksmith Mincols 1d has a wife and two children at t 3, Mr. il is the only one who claims to know anything about him. says that the man has be home for some time. 11t He away from isis the case, it is probable that his velatives in Min- vwill inquire into the fucts in the cuse and try to establish his identity. While Chief 1 awaiting an answer from Mineols evening he by M wis @ peonched . . Jones, of 36 avenue B, who he was the wther-in-law of the dead man. He left ‘e about A week ago to visit relatives tPacific Juncetion. and returned home urday morning. He probably be- nted and wandered around d Sunday afternoon. He wias sevent two sons two years of living in vln- age. Ttis th 1 p.mll e i father’s remain t in some other place - Pacific House is open to the t public, notwit sding to the —-— A Horse Thief Taken, About two months ago Geos ner, the liveryman on Lower Broadway. let one of his livery rigs to a fellow for a few hours’ drive and has not scen the A few Captain of the s police, 1 days mer hovse since. Nick O'Brien, the h left city on detective business. Vy letter was veceived from him, that he had the thief under arrest at Lincoln, Neb., but he refused to come back without requisi- tion papers. Colonel Dailey imme- diately sent to Des Moines for the nee- essary papers. and they will be for- warded to O'Brien at Lincoln, The case was worked up with considerable skill, and Captain O'Brien is entitled to credit for the successful manner in which he run his man to ecarth. Ie will probably be back here with his man about the latter t of the weck. i 3 Full line of sheet music at Blufls Music Co., 224 Broadway. Counci At Police Court, Judge Aylesworth had his hands full in police court yesterday morning. C. H. Best, Dan Lawler and Samuel "Lar- rison were cach invited to drop $5.10 into the collection hox. George Harris was booked as a vag, but was held over as a suspicious char- acter. He had seven gold pencils in his possession, and the chief of police said he knew where he had disposed of two He could not explain ly how they came into his sion, and will be held a few da the police can find out where they were stolen. Jessie Miller was the next victim, she was charged with kecping a d derly house on Vine street. She not ready for trial, and put up her appearance this morning. A group of five was _then arraigned before his honor. Mus. Boyle was charged “with assault, and the other four, Chris. Johnson, Chris. Mil- ler, T, Custer and M. Gray was churged with disturbing the The facts that led to their ary told sub- stantially as follows: Mrs. Boyle lives on Pearl street, and in going to the grocery store where she does her trading is compelled to the Main street boarding house, where the other four defendants es She :p, and that on s been insulted A ermined to prc wdingiy, when sh went to the store urday evening she took along a number of loud smelling She was saluted in an insulting and then let ly with the eggs, m hit Johnson, and he arrested for an assault. but seu- have their being. several oc by them, and fing teet herself. Ac states One of th the thrower Mrs. Boyle was found guilty, tence was suspended. Johnson was fined #.60, but took ex- ception to the decision of the court, and announced his intention of appealing the case 1o the district court. In that event it will cost him $100 to get rid of aying a fine of $9.60, and the chances of his having to v are greatly in fav, Py it auyway. Mrs. Boyle went on er way vicing. Johnson’s three partners in misery were discharged. - Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- mehings of the New York plumbing Co. - A Mis-Directory. The city directory just Council Bluffs by D. C, Dunbar & Co., of Omaha, is causing a good deal of complaint. As it is being used, or rather attempts are made to use it, its utter failure to meet the nee |I~ becomes more and more apparent. T | ically the volume is attractive enough, but this is not what is so much de- sived in a city directory as utility. An inspection of its pages reveals the fact that there are hundre of names omitted. Among these omissions are many of the oldest and most. prominent citizens, I ven the name of Mart Har- din, who carries a ‘gold-hended cane, as issued for Jograph- THE O IAHA DAILY BEE: Tiousa, ntilatrraly eould bt beovorionked by any canvasser for a divectory. He has plenty ol company . of . all Classes.. Rev., . Dr. Crofts, pastor of the Congregational chur and Sam Ford are among th The list of well known citizens is, in t. almost long enough to make an- other directory, Even Mayor Rohver has not his name correctly Among the many familiar names tho of Phil Armour. E. A, Avery, l M. Barstow, Cody, Ay, Filber i Cooper, Joel J AL Gans, William Galvin, Fi Guault, Charlie Gilmore, C. T, Herster, G. A, Holmes, Lawre | wid so on and on. the the instances might be cited where men, well known throughout the city, are entirely overlooked. Naturally this makes the dive no use, us it is more unrel the old one. It is also found to be of the «ins of commission as well as sins of on It seems to have been the p the publishers to term every win o laborer whose oceupation was ot the copy. Justice Hen- dricks is thus made out to be a laborer. J. W. Crossland, the insurance man, likewis Chapman is set down as o phot Tuitials ppears f rmsworth as AL Farnsworth, I. Dickey. In fact \\I\Ahuv looked over mis- takes and omissions are noticeab.e Council Bluffs needs a new divectory needs it budly. The have heeh many ch the past year. and when such carelessne is sh ) G gard to the old sett there is little reason to believe that many of (aese « s have been noted in the last divectory. [t does not show up properiy the population of Council Bluits. n its introduction it states that the volume contained 7. names, an incs of nearly 2000, and indicating a popula- tion of If this be =o. with all these omissions, the number of mh.lhl tants would show ing ¢ tdir It seems that the alled din of this it and t out another worthy of the name and publishe wetory should revise cup the copies now out. Unless some such atonement is made it will be difticult for this firm to ever get any support here for another Council Bluffs directory. Mone . Cr pia ty of all tne strictly fts & Co.'s horses, kinds, without conti- wed at n furnitur wagons, personal prope and all other articles of removal. All business dential. - hos ins real Tiptou in ch ||mnu. Priv 1l business stvietly roadwiy, cor= consulting roomis. confidential, ner Main st inm Block. The M Contractors have heen examining with interest the plans of the ne Merviam block, and preparing the figures. the bids to be handed in to-day. The plans show that the block is to be very handsome one in external appear- ance, as well as capacious and conven- ntin its arvangement. There will be eight stores running ough from Muin to Pearl street. cond loor will be divided into offices, and the third Noor has, besides large room for the public librar a spacious hall to be used by the Y. M. C. AL or other organizations front is The Pearl strect rtly like the Man *t front. e will be two main entrances on each street. There are to be numerous bay windows and adornments, which will make the front- ages very attractive. The W illow ave- nue front is also ach corner of W ways leading into where there will aiso be rooms, Itds expected that whoever gets the low avi the Lwo good store- contract will crowd the bulding to an Jly completion. The improvement will be marked one. and the block will be readily occupied at o fair rental, The stores will be 100 feet with fine frontage on each street, and the oftices e will be the most desirable in the Patrons of the Pacific none but words of praise for tion given them. House have the atten- S. B. Wads \\m(h .\( 0. loan mone, e Good tea at 20c per pmmd at N. L. Tibbett’s, 345 Broadw: Short on the Fvidence. The chary made that the saloon men have been guity of bribing the at- torney for the law and ovder league have sadly weakened. The Globe seems to stand alone in these charges, and al- though it has promised to produce proofs, and been urged repeatedly to do 80, it has thus fi led to make publie the statement single one of the many \\liln sses it claimed to have ready 'un\ . Statements have been made publicly over the atures of Attorney Sims, Dan Carrigg and . J. Day, denying the truth of statements made by the Glob Thus representatives of three different elasses have come forward with proof of the falsity of the statements made by the Globe. Mr. Sims is the attorney in the employ of the law and order rue, Dan Carvigg is a well known sporting man, and M Day is a representative prop- erty owner. The Globe keeps insisting on more witnes: It has not produced one witness in its own behalf, and as the other side has alveady produced three, it seems no more than fair that they produce just one—even a little one for'a cent—in order to keep up appear ances at least. It pretended to have a bushel basket full of evidence. Tt surely ought to be able to produce one stat over somebody’s signature, a we an aftiduvit, ‘or something of the sort. » Globe begins to realize the situation evidently when it says: “The while very suspi- r some time, had a cious of Mr ard field in which 1o secure evi- rd of Thanks. To the many kind and sympathizing friends who gave us their assistance and consolation during the illness and death of our husband and father we desire to return our sincere and heartfelt thanks. RS, A.J. BUmp, C. Busr, grass for sale, from ten acres up, one mile una three-fourths from city. BEN MARKS, Stop at the Pacific House. The most centrally located hotel in the city. - For Attorney General. The many friends of Hon. John Y. Stone have for several years been' tr) ing to thrust honor upon him, and show being the oldest citizen, is wot to be | their appreciation of his worth to them found in its pages. He is known to al- | and to the republican. party, by’ insist- niost every man, woman and child .in |‘ing on the of his name. as a_candi- thie city, oceupies un office at the court [ date for mumbu' of cougress. He has WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1888. THRE INEW BRIDGHE. SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS,. mssl 3{00& M ETCALF B ROT H E RS Furnishing Goods, S vay T ¥ () TROHRER, d ?_ g nmay meTaTs. [ XHo sl 8 MUTUAL UIPE INS, GO. New York. e ¢ i 26 20 T 2 VA VAVAVA S AVAVAAYA A largeat Capital and Surplus ® of Any Bank in th I I [~ . c ® AN H. & A, L.Foeter, & 3t P couwécuxlall ~G VRS aint, @il oss Go, E‘,: §§ Wholesale. Q §3 No 8 Pearl St. O o™ R e 0 B nl «i e EMPKIE HARDWARE CO,, WEOLESALE HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. Y 773 T ¥ T =5 lelxam ':m-‘ant:lpt . Chy & Counly Peregoy & Moore’s Santo Rosa, \"(\Q\%" ux\ @ - N \mB\va.m\s, Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. V'A"A"O"’ . W MUSIC COMPaNY, ardman, Everelt & Fisher! QNOSV 8 Main St Coundl RI 1814 St Mary's Av Omibe ."’”A‘& Your Patronage RLAL ESTATE No.8 N. Main &1 A J. W. SQUIRE'S Abstracts of Title ARE THE BE % KOS NS - -‘%“é%\\;%\%. Pobulatonini8 35002 |1 1889, 50.000 I Manufacturer of Fine Carriages and Buggies, I Talways keep in stock large va ty oreastern R TR S [ H.F. HATTENHAUER ‘ mile ¢ : . ' Call and examine, Prices Low, Nos, 27 to 31} Fourth Street, S—cT s — = all stoutly 1 such plensing pres- sures and stood firm to his decision that NEress was in his lin Now a move s been started to nominate him for attorney nerat of oy I'his would douly b g sn proffer to one who h s been so ambitious aud successful in the practic of the lay The zealous work which he has done for the ¢ in yenrs past, his brilliant ¢ mpi ing. his loyalty, make it m ) that he should be recognized in some such way by the . He has bee esshul lawyer, 1 wonderfully sue- has more even than a state reputition, and the favorable com- ments upon the suggestion of his nume ate that he may be placed upon the ticket for this position. ‘The delegates from western Town wounl port him solidly in the « ouvention, Pranes de at N. L Tibbett's, 345 Brondway. - Artists prefer the Hallett & Davis pisno. at C. B, Music Co., 224 Broadway - Yacht Racing. Owners of yae hits who fntend to 1 for the Manawa association yacht cup on July 31 are requested to call at the Hotel Manawa befo ek Sunday, July 29, and enter th 1EN -t Stop at the Bechtele, - 1t is as 1t Should Be. The well known **Palace restaurant,” Travele 406 Broadway. has passed into the hands of Mr. John Allen. and by him been entir renovated itted, The popt y of the nrovenn’ (Allen’s old place on Main st will be maintained in the new place, Ladies, isients and all others promptly rved. thing first class. Nothing retionable to the most fastidious. e him a ¢ -~ llmu‘ Ball Omaha league club vs Council Blufs at Manaw Athletic park, Thurs- day, July Game called at 4 p. m. e ‘molor line will leave Br vay at 2:40 and 3:40 . m. a special base ball excursion train. Fare for round trip 15 cents. Dalby’s band in attendance seting of L As- 1668, I\m'vlnL» of Labor. at 8 this even [nitiation and important busine A full at- jce is desired. Visiting brothers welcomed. Assembly rooms R. hall, over No. 16 Pearl “iTore will b sembly o'elock other street. SCROFULOUS SORES. A Child’s Great Sufferings Ended by the Cuticura Remedie When six months old the left hand of our little grandehild began to swell and had every appearance of a lavge boil. We poulticed it, but all to no purpose. About five mouths aft it became @ running Soon_other sore formed. then had two of them on each hand, and as his blood became more more’ impare it took less time for th break out. A sore cauie on the chin, ben: under’ 1ip, which was very oftensive, dwas one solld scab, discharging a i dval, This was his condition at months old, when I u lnlhnl having died T k a little, but ¢ ud conld notu o hiis hands, nnie with the CUTICURA psing the COTICURA and COTICURA and when he had taken one bottle ne ced CURA - RESOL . his head was cur®l, and h We wer and contiined the yeur and a half i bony m five deep ones just n_out; then these ugly Afeer taking i was completely of SIX years, a s und we i vapidl he a I, and is now, at the strong and healthy child, hands must always remain strong, tnough we once € s to nse 1 A t a wonderful cu v use to yo S DRIGES GI2E. um\.‘n oom CUTICURA, the gr SoAp prepared fi CURA RESOLYE iy, At May 9, 1855, it Skin Cive, and il 2 Boston, Mass, ro Skin Diseases,” b (34 1 pages, 50 illust BABY'S Skinand Scalp preserved and beautis fied by CUTICURA MEDICATED SOAP, EVERY MUSCLE ACHES, Sharp Aches, Dufl Puins. ins and / Weukness, RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE Dy the CUTICURA ANTEPAIN PLASTER N A perfect untidot pin and v nm and ouly paip SNYDER & SNYDER | M. B. SNYDER, A.NM.. M.D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Disenses of Women and Children, 907 Broacway, Councl! Bluffs, OFFIBEH & I’IISEY BANKERS. S0Broadway Couneil Biufts, Iowa. Established 1ol doubtless sup- | Street, i“ CHANGE ii in I I add for one Address Q 14, Bee office, \\ 'ED—A girl to do tnquire at Methodist | Fletcher ave. ANT Loz unfurnished: I st, Council , Farna Omal A% Cour . Broadway, have & stock of 1 i o city prope S for rent, Main street, Johnste handise, 'ks oL me als0 westorn land to exchang on or address Johnson & O Chumber of Commere Omal COR. 5TH AVE. An excellent educational fn ed with all modern improven and day school. The geaden “lerms - Board and tuition St. Francis Academy, Council NO, 521 COUNCIL BLU D, H. McDANELD Returns. The Morris Type Writer is \shed mach the ing - exact yapid writing of a high priced SON MIMEOG RAPH, th for manifolding autographic supplies for sale. 8 end for i ceisior Co., Council Mention this pap 1514 DOUGLAS 8, Mioroughbred T 1ees Countil’ u|m|~. Tu: atten, Council Biults, For further particulars addres: SPECIAL NOTICES. ¢ Line for each subse rtisements at oy Broadway near T d T lot nearer Broadw el Blufts, eneral ousewe rsonage, room for rent to gentleman, fur- s, B pzas und bath, Blufts, or U. hit. i-imel a e suncil Bin handise T, m & Va rult and_ veg count toflice, at nge Nebraska or Wisconsin s for Council Blufts or Omaha | = 0. P. McKesson, erehan i or goods. 1stian, \a. rigain, 40 acres near stock Neb., Johnson nber of Comierce, g, I‘RH\CIS ACADRAY. AND 7UH ST. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, Conducted by the Sisters of Charity, istitution, furn ments for b nic ccttully. 1 Blutrs, la. " JOHN GILBERT, WIND MILLS, IRON AND WOOD PUMPS, & 00, Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices, 20 and 22 Mafu Street,Council Bluffs,lowa. $15. A practical, i, alligument, wri The and type w TYPEWRI FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY OMAHA, to tr write to Johnston u Patten, 33 sar consists of two sessions, beginning on the first Monday in September and February, resp. Prompt well nd conibines and EDI- e best apparatus made ESTABLISHED 1812, CORPORALLD (878 RUSSEILIL cSC cQo., MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS, SIZES FROM 25 70 300 *| HORSE POWER. ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators. AUTOMATIC Specitications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants CUT-OFF P‘\TGlN ES. Can show letters from users where fuel Economy fs e qual with « Nou BRANCH HO , COUNCIL BI LLLAL W Send for Catalogue. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. CASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO.330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 THE CGDEN IHflN wflHKs cuumv | Wrought and Cast FOR ENG'NES Simplicity and Durability. Buildings, Automatic IHighest Economy, 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Bluffs.[a. Telephone 160, Guar nadens anteed. Repuirs, New & 2d Hand Nos. From 15 to 25 Per Cent. T G e 'q NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE <G| PETER C. MILLER, Nos. 11 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. & { D-< | [ A b ng dddvd 1 PROFESSlONAL DIRECTORY. BIRKINBINE- Bz s Sgoior, Eoaiec, o Bmlding. Council Blufls, Tow nates, Brown H. FINLEY BURKE-- Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 118 Pearl St., Council Blufls, Towa. ——————— — e e Justice of the Peace. Office over American Express, No, 419 Ilmxxml\v.\\,(,u\lllnll Blufls, Iowa. N. SCHURZ-- STONE & SIMS- Attorneys at Law, Practice in the Statc Courts. Ofilce—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart Council Blufls, Towa ud Federa 10 Block, C- C HAZEN" Blufis, Towa. M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D, 5w i :I.I.‘:f H'funlfit stroo and Broadway, 1 uce, 610 "Ha b frour 010 0, DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commi WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAVELING A ion or salary. YOU ANY —— race. | SECOND-HAND STOVES OR_FURNITURE Call on M. DROHLICH, 538 Broadway, where you the Highest Cash PPric R ‘GOODS. I BLOFFs. AUNAN COUNCIL ) Hors « atia mules at retall or fu car lots Orders promptly faed by contract on t instantly on hand for sale hors no Btock sold en uuhmh«wn Telephione 114, SCHLUTER & FOLREY, )pposite Dusuy mpm, Council Blutts,