Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1882, Page 6

§ R e R e i S ‘HE DAILY BEE-CUOUNULL BLUKES :OWA MONDAY DECEMBER 4 - The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mcnjay Morning Dec 4 20 centa week. 410,00 por Year. Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Broadway. - ———————— MINOR MHENTIONS, ~Bargaine in Millinery at Bliss’. =J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall. ~Dishes, glassware, lamps, ete., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son. —The city council meets in regular ses- sion this evening. —~There was no preaching service at the Presbyterian church yesterday. ~01d papers for sale at Tye Bse office at 25 centaper hundred, —Subscribe for newspapers and periodic oals at H, jeaman’s book store. ~New goods in every department, Come and see Bliss, No, 328 Broadway. —The Knights of Pytbise, No. 40, are expecting o grand and enjoyable time at their annual dance Wednesiay evening next, ~Fumniture of all kinde repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway —Seal sacqnes, fur trimmings, . very low, at Metcalt Bros." ~Smokers should all bear in mind that Templeton & Lamb, at No. 232 Broad way have one of the largest and finest stocks in the city. —Tha Ohteago & Rock lsland train, due here yesterday morning, was delayed by the wreck of a freight train, aud did not each here until late in the afternoon. —Lsrge quantity of stoves and furni- ture at 308 Brondway, Howe & Son, —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of tea seta, only 85 at Maurer & Oraig, —A. Boekhoff has purchased the lot and ‘building now occapied by him as » grocery store, He paid John Allis for the prop- -erty 81,000, —Little Froddio Bates, son.of Ed Bates, who met with a serious accident lately, is reported as having been much works for a day or so past, —Hand.painted china, art pottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &c., st Maurer & Oralg. g —On exhibition and for eale at C. B, Jaoquemin & Co.’s on Tuesday next, Do- cember b, one of the largest and finest dis- plays of diamonds snd jewelry over ex- hibited in the west. I’e wure and call a Jacquemin's on Tuesday next and take a look and make your selection €or holiday presents in that line, —It is reported that seven deaths from small%ox have already resulied in Wave- 1and township, in the ¢astern part of this county, and that there are thirteen cases there now. —Dr, Meagher, of this city, iz evidently meeting with success in handling neuralgia and rheumatism, judging from the testi- monials published in another column, ~+Ed Stockert & C>., the upholsterers at 309 West Broadway, have in stook a spe- cial and unusually elegant showing of up- holstered goods and novelties especially adapted for the holiday trade, They have also a fine display of picture frames, mould- ings, etc., and those who are planning for gifta should surely visit this establishment, aa there is certainly » great variety of rich | goods to select from. —The board of trade is to have an ad- journed meeting this evening to consider further the queation of & bridge acrors the Missouri, —The news has reached this city of the -death of Joseph Dawson, at Mount Pleas- san, He was a father of Ex.Alderman Henry Dawson, formerly of this city and imow a resident of Stanbury Mo, ~—Rev, Mr. Lismen at the Baptist church last evening gave a very vivid picturing of »some of the needy ones of the city, and an earnest appeal, in behalf of them, ~Ed Burke Is the official chimney swesp «of the city, and all orders entrusted to his care will be promptly filled, Leave orders opposite the Coy house, on Broadway. ~T'hose who have food or clothing for the poor, which they want distributed nn. der the supervision of Ilev. Mr, Lemen, should leave .the same at the Baptist church, on any week day between 10 o'clock a. m, and 12 o'clock, ~Capt, Kirscht was bappily serenaded on Saturday night .by the Council Bluffs Maennerchor, who gave some excellent music in his honor, and were in turn given » most hospitable reception, and in com. ipany with other friends were entertained very joyously until the wee hours, —Dan McGinuis still holds the fort at /his gambling rooms, having placed his cot in the rocms, and determined to claim the wight of his lease by day and by night, Papers were terved on him Saturday to give up the oocupancy of the rooms in three days, There is fun ahead, they say. —It is said ¢hat several hundred cars are standing on .the side traal: at Council Blufls, while cacs were i demand here, and none could be procured; four were given on an ordes of eighteen, and othe orders in proportion, Competing points reap all the benefite ot a railroad war, and dntermediate points are worse off than as though a fight did not exist.—Walout News, ~The entertainment given at Dokany's Ball Saturday evening Ly the New Orleans minstrels was much more enjoyable than was anticipated, there hHaving hees so mary disappolntments of late on account of cheap burwt-cork performances, The company has some talewted wembers, made much merciment and did eome ex- cellent work. S ——— Bucklin's Aruica Balve, ‘The Bsr Sarve in the world for Ouir, Pruises, Bores, Ulcers, balt Rheum, Fe. ver Bores, Tetter, Ch: Hands, Chil bising, Oorns, s all erupticne, sud positively cures piles. It is guaranteed to ve uldmlon t W ooey reisided. rice, 25 conts pur ¢v /o ¥ Goodmun e —— ) — New Goods Every Day. Bliss continuss to receive new gonds for the holiday trede, It is waell wle pe C, PROWLING PLUNDERERS., Burglars asd Sneak Thieves Getting Unusually Buey. Some time Friday night or Saturday morning burglars visited the residence of . A. Nash, genoral western agent | of the Chioago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, his house being located on Oakland avenue. They gatted an en- trance by a cellar window, and so noiselessly and thoroughly did they ransack the house that they snceeeded in getting away with from $300 to $400 worth of jewelry without awak ing any of the family, they not know- tog of the loss until awakening the next morning. Among the articles taken was a valuable ring and other jewelry, suita of clothing, bobts, overcoat, silverware, and in fact varietyfof euch things as the thieves though* they could use or diepose of. The matter was reported to the police Baturday, but no clue has been gained yet leading to either the properiy or the takers. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL RALD, On the same night some one visited the saloon of Wagner & Myers, on Broadway. An entrance was appar ently gained by prying open the rear door on the alley, and a quantity ot cigars and liquors taken, the exsot amount ot which it is difficult to dotermine. Some diamonds belong ing to Mr. Wagnor wore also stolen, and proved the chief loss. Mr. Wag- ner had placed them in the cash drawer at the bar, they being o dia- mond stud valued at $100 and a dia- mond ring valued at $150, Both of these weregoue. 'here was a colored man who slept as usual in a room un- der the stairway, bat he lieard no noise during the night and could give no light upon the affair, The dog which generally stands gnard over the place at night disappeared the day be- toroi‘bnt came around the next day, he having apparently been spirited away by the thieves for a purpose. No clue has been found to the thieves yot. AHEY HELP THEMSELVES TO LUNCH, Prowlers visited the residence of T. J. Evans, No, 720 South Seventh stroet, the same night. They gained an entrance by the sammer kitchen, and seemed to have confined their en- ergies and devoted their time to feasts ing upon such articles as they there found, They ate heartily, and were probably frightened away before they had time to look through the rest of the house, and hence Mr. Evans was let off very lightly. ANOTHER DIAMOND STOLEN, 0O, 8, Hungerford, a traveling man representing a Chicago jewelry house, was the losor of a valuable diamond ring on Satarday night or Buuday morning. On retiring to his room at the Ogden houso ¥riday night he placed his pocketbook, containing a goodly amount, upon the top of the dressing case, and also placed there his diamond ring. On awakening yesterday morning he ualocked the door and rang up a ball boy to have & fire built, while he went back to bed. It is supposed that tho fellow who built the fire, slipped the ring into his pocket, while getting some matches from the dressing case, as the diamond disap- peared abour that time. In conse- quenes the colored fire builder was ar- rested by Officer Sterling. Ho gave his name as Frank Washington, and was locked up at the calaboose. He nearly suoceeded in escaping from there, for when the officers went into the cell to get him for the purpose of transferring him to the county jall, it was discovered that he had made a hole 'T:he floor, leading to the base- ment below, and was evidently await- ing an opportunity to slip through and pass out to the street. REACHED FOR A REVOLVER, Officor Morae yesterday arrested a young man named Ed. Inman charged With etealing a revolver from V K J. Morris. Inman’s explanation of the teking was that Morris owed him for work, and would not pay him. Bo he gobbled the revolver ction, - Barrue Creex, Mich,, Jan, 81,79, GenrueMeN-—Having been sflioted for a number of years with indiges- tion and general debility, by the ad- vice of my doctor I used Hop Bitters, and must say they afforded mo almost instant relief. Iam glad to be able to testify in thelr behalf, THOS, G. KNOX, *4*!'No eye like ths maater’s oye.’ Had Xsop lived in our day he might well have added, ‘‘No Pupuln cura: tive like Kidney-Wort.” "All eyes are beginning to turn to it for relief from diseases of the liver, bowels and kid- neys. Kidney-Wort is nature's rem- ody for them all. Those that cannou repare the dry can now procure it in lquid form of any druggist. The Facts In the Matter. The Macedonia Tribune takes ocoa- sion to charge that the agents of the Towa Live Biock Insurance company have been insuring farmers “‘against their wishes,” and makes several oth- er very serious mistakes in regard to terms and the workings of the com. pany. The facts are that the auditor of state, after a full examination and investigation in atrict conformity with the requirements of the law, has is- sued & certificate authorising the com- pany to transact the business of insur- ing live stook againet theft or death ‘The requirements of the law have been fully complied with, which is s suffi- clent and _official guarantee that the company is respousible. As to the plan of mutual insurence the company does not feel it to be necessary to defend that, as wmany of the most successful companies doing busi- ness in this and other statcs are mutusl companies. The animus of the fling made at the company, doubt- leas cmavates from a party near there, who claimed payment from the com- pany for the death of & balky horse, caused by a violent efforte v, L. owner to make hum pull. The company has its office open in this ity six days i ‘| the week, and anyone "hLaving Jjuet { claims sgainst it will find it ready und willing to meet them fairly and promptly, as the numerous loases pald its patrous are evidence. The com- vsny is doing a large and prosperous usiness, and covering the state with W hile to eall sud examine 1 he |i's agents. It f here for busin il gh et {8ud ia here tostay, and itfiuvites sny and all to call and satisfy themselves, The company, moreover, say that parties insuring and afterwards chang- ing their minds, have the privilege of paying what may bo the cost of their policy and withdrawing at any time, &8 in other componies, The Tribune should hereafter make at lenat reasonable inveatigation before making such serious mistakes as in the article referred to — PERSONAL. ruse, of Cincinnati, is at the Ogden, De. Lacy and his Jittle boy are reported s improving. Nat I, Franklie, of North Platte, was here yesterday. Herbert Grove, of The Chicage News Letter spent Sundey in this city, . N, Beemen, one of the veteran com- mercial touriste, ia in the city. 1, M. Mann, of Corning, Tows, took » Sunday dinner #t the Ogden yesterday. J. E. Corsigny, a substantial business man, of Defiance, spent Sunday in the clty. Jnoob Rich, the ‘pension agent at Des Moines, is in the city, accompanied by his wife, J. E. Dean, the well known Chicago tourist, attended church in this city yes- tarday. J S Sarvin, of Chicago, is quartered at the Ugden, prepared, as usual, to talk dry goods, John Short, the groceryman on Broad- way, has heen kaffering for two weeksfrom malarial fever, Jacob Ernstdorf, of Logan, one of the substantial citizens of that place, spent Sunday in the Blaffa, W. F. Vick Roy, ot Chicago, one of the most winsome commercial knights on the road, was at the Ogden yesterday, Charles Adolf has returned from his first and trial trip for Lutz & Laoge, having been along the line of the Illinois Central, He reports a succeseful trip, J. G, Tipton and family have retwrned from Avoca and Harlan, where he was called on legal burinese, and bis wife ac- compsnyiog him, had an opportuuity of meeting old friends, J. B, Atkins, the druggist, is being favor- od by a visit from his brother, Charles At- king, who also meets here some of his old army friends, including Capt. Eicher, and Lieut. J. C. Do Haven, who were asso- ciated with him in the 6th Iowa cavalry. Do Not Move Blindly. (o carefally in purchasing medicine. Many advertised remedies can work great iujury—are worse than none. Burdock Blood Bitters are purely a vegetable pre- paration; the smallest child cau take them. “Chey kill disease and cure the patient in a sofo and kindly o Rheumatism Cured. Dexisos, Iowa, Dacember 1.— Having suffered for four years from neurdlgia and eclatic rheumatiem, T have at last tound complete relief, after only four days’ treatment by Dr, Meagher, Motropolitan hotel, Covncil Bluffs, and I feel confident of a por- manent cure, James Lusey, NEURALGIA CURED. The undersigned teatifies that he has been relieved in a very short time of & severe attack of neuralgia in the breast, by the treatment of Dr. Johu Meagher. The doctor treats rheuma- tism with great success, and I would recommend him to all those who suffer from this painful disease. Prrer KArBerG, Publisher Staats Anzeiger, Lincoln, Nebraska, A Close Call. On Saturday evening there was a narrow escape from a serious accident on lower Main street, caused by a col- lislon between a street car and 'bus. Both vehicles were coming from the trains, well loaded with passengers, and had reached a place in the street just southof the B. & M. railway track, and just in front of the new warehouse being built there, A groat pile of brick had narrowed the street at that point, and the 'bus was put in the pocket between this vile of brick and the street. A whifflotree of the 'bus caught on the brick, , the windows on that side were broken and two or three bricks came tumbling through among the affrighted passengers, Fortunately no sertous damage resulted, though both osr and 'bus were moving along at a fair rate of speed. The driver of the Main street car was at the time inside collecting fares, leaving a colored man to dfive for a few minutes, so that re- liovea the regular driver from any oensure. Thore is need, however, among those who carry passengers to and from traivs, of mire carefulners and greater precautions, asseveral such narrow escapes have occurred within a fow months, - —— How Much W1l Do It. How much of Thomas' Eclectric OIl is required to cure! Ouoly a very little, A few drops will cure any kind " of an ache; and but » trifle more is ne-ded for sprains and lamenesses, Rheuwatism is not ss readily affected; an ounce and sometime, two ounces are required, No medicineo however, i 0 sure to cure with the same number o plications, e ———— Unmarried Persons Should lose no time in securing a certificate in the Marriage Fund Mu. tual Trust Association of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, concerning which circu- lars and full information will be sent free upon application, 1t is organized under the Insurance Laws of Iows, and is the only legalized and legiti. mate institution of the kind in the country, Its officers snd mansgers are among the rost prominent bus. iness men in Codar Rapids, inelading |~ bankers, the postmaster, capitalists, railway managers, insurance men, leaging lawyers, physicians and other reliable citizens. Over $15,000 has alraady been paid to members, It is » splondid investment, as safe, secure and safo as a Government bond, You osn just as well have a good sum of money o commence married life on, us not. Remember it ouly coste you one cont for a postal card to request full explsuation and information, nd the 'bus, careening rgainat | | Good agents can get territory if ap- plied for soon, Write to.day. Do not postpone it. Mention where you saw this notice, 00t26-1m* IOWA BOILED DOWN. ool house i completed. Hampton had a $6 000 fire sn the 20th. A large eanning factory is to be started at Waverly, Mequoketa in tobuild a reservoir for fire purnoses Adsir county adopted the herd law by & vote of 6 to 1, A street railway is a possible project at Marshalltown, The anti-horee thief asociation of Towa has aver 2,000 members. Drtuque grain dealsrs complain that the Tilivols Centeal discriminates gainat em. At Sheldon last week as high as $20,000 wan paid out in a single day for erain, cattle and hoga. Sevea hundred dollars in purses sro offered at a pigeon shoot to be held at Clarinda, December 5, 6 and 7. Adair i on the ridge-pole of Towa, the drainage of half the town going to the Mississippi and the other to the Missonri, On the 25th ult. the horse ridden by a Iad named Barton, near Lewis, became un- manageable and ran for several rods incon- tact with a barbed wire fence, cutting the boy's leg almost off, The railroad freight war found Jones, Parkhursk & Co., of Sheldon, with an elevator full of grain and a yard fail of live sto k. They rushed twenty cars to market and cleared $3,000 on the shipment, Elmer Davall, the Creston boy whose bowels were cut up by a hedge-trimmer he was trying to operate a_few months a has recovered. One of his bowels, 1t will be rememberad, was cut ia two and had to be sewed up, Rukgaber's saw mill, near Mt. Pleasant, was torn to pieces a few days since by the bursting of » bofler, and a son of the pro- prietor, who was acting as_engineer, was seriousiy and perhaps fatally hurt, The boiler was blown elear out of the building, and portions of the engine carried more than 100 yards away, For utlorlngl‘l forged check, Fred Wil son, the you hful burglar of Winthrop, was sentenced on the 28th to state’s prison for ten years. Six other indictments for burglary and house-breaking stand agaiust him, to be satisfied when his term of im- prisonment expires. He will see verL little daylight outside of ja during hl natural life, The situation at Calliope is thus told by the Commercial- *‘There has been no par- ticular scare at Calli pe, and there is no town fight. The incorporation takes in both depote, and they are about the right distance apart to suit all parties, The mer. chants in both ends of town have the friendliest feelings for each other, and in- stead of trying to tear down, unite to build up Calliope north and south, Theuocouth name of Hawarden is dropfnd by all par- ties, and we predict will never be re- sumed. In the meantime Calliope goes ahe.d with two railroads, machine shops, water power, and the best set of business men in the west,” Sound Advice. Wall Strect News? A stranger who had made a pur- chase of a second-hand dealer on Chatham street grew confidential and said he would like some advice. *‘Vhell, go ahead.” “If you were in my place ard wanted to go into business here, would you lend your money and live on the interest, or would you go into the second-hand clothing business!” “‘My frent,” replied the other with a very eerious look on his face, “‘let me tole you shust like a fadder, Doan’ go into de second-hand beesnese your- aelf, but lend me your money and pe- come a silent partner.” “‘Are the profits large?” “Large? How much you tinks I made on dot west I sold you for $2. I make shust twelve shillings.” “‘Not by a blamed sight, for I have not paid for it and wont take it!” ex- claimed the stranger as he dropped the bundle and walked out.” ‘“Vhell, vhell!” sighed Moses as he looked after him, ‘‘afery time I dell der truth I lose money, und efery time I lio I lose a customor. How can an honest man make a living in New York?" - Depend Upon It. Mother Shipton's propheties and Louis- fann olections aro very uncertain_ things, but Thomas' olectri Oil oan be dopended upon always. It cures aches and pains of every desctiption. KIDNEY-WORT 1S A SURE CURE for all diseases of the Kidneys and ==L |VER=— It has specifio action on this most important organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and inaction, stimulating the healthy secretion of the Bile, und by keeping the bowels in fro dition, its rogular discharge, N | 1, suffering . Malaria. e hots aro bilious, dyspeptic, or constipated, Kid- suroly rellev: ney-Wort will, 0 & quickly oure. 1n this season to cloanse the System, every ©ono should tako & thorough courve of it. (61) SOLD BY DRUQQISTS. Price 8$I. KIDNEY-WORT : S. E. MAXON, ARNROHE X' B © T. Office over savings bank. 020UNOIL BLUFFS, . - - Iowa, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. “1BRroadway, Council Bluffs MRS, B, J. GILTON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Brondwav CounoiliBluffs. STEAIM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors, This Iauadry has Just been opened for busi. neas, and wo Aro now propared ‘to do_Iandry work of all kinde and guarantee satistaction. apocialty made of fno work, such a8 colinrs, ufls, fiae ahiris, oto. We want everybody o give e & trial, 35O, N S IV s MANUFACTURER OF Silver Plated WINDOW SASH Door Plates Engraved to Order No, 609 N. TthSt. - Bt. Louis, Mo. REAL ESTATE. . 0. James, to conuection with hie law sad 10llection business buys and selle real estate. Fersous wishing 1o buy or sell city property oall 4 his office, over Bushnell's book store, Pear! Moo COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICE. —Spect Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sals, To Rent, Wants, Bosrding, ete., will be inserted In this column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inwertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertio Teave adv ortisements a4 our offics, No. 7 Pear] Btreet, near Broadway. Wanta, VW ARTED A first clse cabinet maker A py st W W. Chapman's, 107 south Main streot, Council Bluffs, Tn. A/ ANTED-A good Catton or Golden hand pross in £ood condition (second hand.) C. 0. Fitch. ANTED. —Broom-maker; a No. 1 broom tier wanted immediately. 'Apply or call on Copwon Broom Co., Malvern, Ta. 50 buildings to moy Ity of movi g houses . Ayleswortn, box hyarders at 818 South A. Spoon, dect 2t ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs fo o take Tiw Bun, 20 cents per week, do livered by oarriers, Offics, No 7 Pearl Strost near Broadway. For Sale and Rent OUR RENT OR SALE--Ten sore - Kood hon'o, one room and kitchen black: fmith shop, stablo room for, HX borves, goed woll, good cellar and one hnndre1 and twenty be:rng fiuit tross, Near Pony creck, about five mijes of Council Bloffs, Enquire'on 1he premises of A, Miller or addross hita at Council uffs 0. 308 Up- will teade for improved city or farm property; or will sell furniture and rent building; yeason, il health, Address J. 8. . McCaLLIsTRR, 808 Upper Broadway, Council Binffy, Jows 0R SALE A ¢ Coal burher heating stove, ; way. LD BEES—In packnges of » hundred at 26¢ o pacas,c st Tik B office, No, 7 Pearl sireet. [ Fe: SALE—A lumbor and coal yard, d cago, ood business in a new town, 0a the Chi- , Milwaukee & St. I railrond. Fi}if RENT—My new twoustory brick store building, on South Main street. PETER WEIS. OR SALE-—My twelve-acre fruit farm, on South Firctaireet. PETER WEIS NOK BALE—Beautiful residence iote, $60 each; nothing down, and .!'Permanth only, AR EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. Pl Miscellaneous. 0ST—A pockstbook containing valuable papers, for which T will B liberal re- ward. A, Overton, No 505 Kirst avenue, be- tween Pearl and Ma'n strects TILL AHEAD—Groat success. Call and_nee new nccessories and specimens of pictures taken by the reliable gelatine bromide procees, at the Excelsior Gallery 100 Main stroet. DN L PATION _tuysteian aud Ocullsl Can curo any case of soro eyea, 18 18 only & matter of time, and can cure generally in from threo to five woeks—1t makes nc differ- enco how long diseassd. Will straighten cross eyes, operato and remove Ptyroginms, ctc., and insort artificial eyos, Special - attention to ro- movelng tadew orms aps-tf mAR. 8 Dr. Meagher, —Oculist, Aurist. AND SPECIALIST. in Chronic diseascs, offers hls servicos to all af flicted with digeases of th + Eye, Ear, or Chronic disensos of any charsctor, Warrants a curo In a1 Rneuma ic effecti.ns Can be conrulted hy mal or in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Council Bluffs, Towa. SuRivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Orockery, (lassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for the forjowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Btade ‘Steamship Gompanles. DR AFTS For eale on tho Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin,” Those w1 o intend to nend for friends to w part of Europe will find it to thel, ntorest to call oo Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 848 Broadway, Council Blnffe PETHYBRIDGE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Game in their season. Wiener and other Sausages a specialty, No. 327 BROADWA} T RS TS EUROPEAN HOTEL, ‘The most contralls located hotel in the city, Rooms 75¢, §1.00, §1.50 and $2.00 per day. Mn;ue Class Restaurant connected with the tel .HURST. - = Prop. Gorner Fourth and Locust Streets. ST, TLOUIS DO. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Ont Glass, Fine Frenc Sliver Ware &c., 840 Fuopway 0OUNGIT, BLUFFS DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa mar-%-8m J. MUELLER'S . . Headquarters For the Cele- P 2 brated A [Weber Pianos, L Goods A Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, C J. MUELLER, H COUNCIL BLUFFS, EX A I .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 S E N IR &5 Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Blufs, B. HAGG & GO. DEALEBRS IN GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER, ALSO AGENIS FOR THE arHudg CELEERERATED BEUDWRINSER ISR Orders filled in any partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Poesible Prices. NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. B e e e T — That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store, at Pfloel never befere touched b ny other hair dealer. Also a full line of switches, otc.'at greatly reduced prices. Alm'nk{ Aiver and colored nets. Wavea made from Iadies’ own hair. Do not tall to call before purchasing slsewhere. All goods warranted as represented. RS. J. J. GOOD, 29 Main strees, Council Blufts, lowa. —_— e S P o MORGAN, KELLER & CO., UNDEIRTARKIEIRS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases. Calls attended to at all hours. We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr. Morgan bs served as undertaker for forty sears and, thoroughly understands his business, WAREROOMS, 346 AND. 857 BROADWAY, Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders filled withont delay. CONRAD GEISES _ BREWERY & MALT HOUSHE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and malt in any quan'itylto suit purchasors. Beer $5.00 per barrel. Private famliles sup- plied with small kegs at 81.00 each, delvered free of charge to any part of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. City orders to families and dealers delivered free. C. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholesale and Retall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Biuffs, - A. BEEBE, W. BEERR BINTON & WEHST, DENTISTS. 4 Pearl Street, Counocil Bluffs. Extracting and flling & speclalty, First-clase work naranteed. LIVERY, FEED —AND- SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelors will n good accommodation and reasonsbl charges, SOUTH STREET, OPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL Council Bluffs, - - lowa HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors GOLD ROPE. ‘Thelatrigslo werlt and superlor quallty of ous Gold Rope Tobacco has induced other mavnduc- turers to put upon the market 1 00ds similar to cur brand in pame and style which are offered and told for less motey than the genuine Gold Rope. We caution the ¢ ade and consnmer to see that our name snd trade mark are upon each jump. The only genuine and original Gold Rope Tobaooo ls manufactured by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BAOCO JOMPANY, JACOB APPEL, G-ROCHR, NO. 529 8 Main ftreer. Council Bluffe. Our constantly i asing trade is suffci ent proof of our squire dealing and attentizn to cus tomers. Good butter always on kand. Prompt delivery of goods, ) MRS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Btc-—-Outting and Fitting a Spedialty. No. 648 Broadway, Opposite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. Handkerchlets, hose of all kinds, thresd, pins, noedles, ete. We hope the ladles will call and wee onr stock of 200 CHARLES RICE, Merchant Tailor. ate Qutter for Metcalf ) Devol’s Ne(\I/vl {Buildinlg, “Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order $18 and upwards, J, F. KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P, & J. N, Caseady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. ‘We have t%e only complete set of abstr l;al;l lo':lnl':flyulou lfidfl,}::?;‘nm“l:fl;.:;;?:l- A xaml d vd o0 notlce. e e e e I o Do rrower, Real ssts bougbt and sald Ofice a4 the old stand opposite co b b