Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1882, Page 6

The Daily Bee. LUFFS, COUNCIL B ’l\lns(i;;im_ot.'r'nfi;;, Deg. 12 20 conba per week, e e " -7 #1000 per Year. Ofce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near #roadway. 3, Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Dishes, glasaware, lamps, etc., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, —Rxcellent orchestral music at the pink T, —The Printers’ Union promise a dance on Christmas eve, ~01d papers for sale at Tan Ban office at 25 cents per hundred. —"The brick lining is beiny fast put into the reservoirs of the water works, ~Subscribe for newspapers and periodi- sals at H, E. Seaman's book store, —Furnitare of all kiwds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway ~Don't forget the Paper Bazaar and pink T at Dohany's hall, Saturday, Seal saoqnes, fur trimmings, low, at Metcalt Bros." —~Large qr;umly of stoves and furni. tare at 303 Brondway. Howe & Son. ~—This evening is the first of the trio of plano recitals to be given at Mueller's by Mise Harris, ~New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of toa seta, only 85 at Maurer & Craig, —If you want anything in silks, linen, wmbroideries, hand-made lace, handker- shiefs, go to Bliss’, dec9-3t —The newly organized elocutionary elub met at the chapel of the Baptist ehurch last evening. —The Congregational church has its ex- terior all repainted, making a great im- provement in its appearance, —Hand.painted china, art vottery, solid ellverware, bronres, &o., at Maurer & Oraig, —Last ovening Oatherine Rogers ap- poared ot Dohany’s in East Lynne, She wan fairly supported aud drew a good site1 audience, —~The Northwestern train was late again yesterday morning, the bridge at Mot gna not having been put in condition yet, but it will be in a day or,two. —Anyone desiring to eecura desirable desk room in a centrally loosted office, and do some collecting in lien of rent, can hear of a very adyantageous opportunity by addressing A, B. C., Bk office. —~The ocate of The State vs. Albert Bohroeder, for selling liquor on election day, was called in Justice Abbott's court yesterday, but, owing to the failure of the oom plaining witness, Mrs, Barrett, fo ap- poar, was dicmissed, —Permits to wed, if they want to, and they secm to want to, were yesterday is- sued to James McGuire, of North Platte, Neb., and Mary J. Overman, of this city; ‘W. M. Laralley, of Audubon county, and Kate Ridpath, of Loveland county. —One of the bert displays from which to select holidny gifts is at £d Stockert & ©Co.’s upholatering ertablishment, 809 Broadway. There are many really elegant goods and many novelties in that line, ©Call and see, ~Duncan J, Fraser, who keeps the Northwestern ssloon on Broadway, stalked fnto the Tremont house yesterday morn® lng for breakfast with a fine $18 sealskin cap on his head, Yhen he camo out he found that some sneak had taken it and lolt an old plush one in its place. ~The Presbyterlans now come to the front with the promise of a more novel and plessing entertainment than any, it being & paper baraar and pink T, whatever that may be, to be given at Dohany’s next Baturday afternoon and evening, The Bavarian band is to furnish music during the entire evening, and1 & moit enjoyable entertainment is promised, --Eva Lloyd, whose carcer of shame and dissipation has been of late given quite fully by The Des Moines Register and other papers, was for a time a denizen of Council Bluffs, Some time ago she was found here in & hallway lending intc Everett’s block, lying there dead drunk. Bhe at different times boarded at some ol the fancy houses here, and was known #e well in police circles here as in Des Moines and Omaha, —The alley on Sixth avenue, between Beventh and Eighth streets, is so far below the sidewalks, which have been raised to grade, that it affords an excellent chance * for avy one going alopg the street after dark to break his neck easily, One of the Fourth ward residents took such a tumble there the other evening ss to give him bruises and bumps which will stay by him for days, The place should be fixed, =The newly elected justices of the peace have decided on their respective locations, Justice Abbott will retain the offics which be now ocouples, Justice Bchurz isto hold his court in the rooms now oceupled by the telephone exchange, Justice Vaughan has leased the store now occu- wpied as & shooting gallery on Broadway, sod will introduce the novelty of a jus #ice's oourt on the main flox, He promi ®es to fit up in 80 elegaut mianner ws to startlo the natives, +The prospsct of a vew Methodist ehurch | romises to be a rucocessful one, $hongh it will take quite a financial lift on the part of some if the propored $50,000 ehurch ie built, 1t is understood that one well te-do Methodist will stand sbout one. very third cf the cost, whatever it wmay b, and | * otbers are named who are expected to con. tribute from §2,000 to 88,000 each, Coun- «il Bluffs is sadly bebind in church edifices and such & church as is being planned, would be an enterprise for which all would wish succers and which many would belp aloog as best they could, ~The dielrict court yesterdsy was mostly taken up iu the trial of the case of Jobn Watson ve. the Wabash railway compsny, Watson, while unloading lum. ber from oue of the company’s cars onto & wagon, lost & foot in trylng to get out of the car on the approach of another car, which switched without bis noticing 1t, and claims damages for the injuries he re- asived. A number of wituesses were in. troduced to show the custom of unloading oars of lamber, standing on sidetracks, and that it was the rule to notify any teamsters who might be engaged unload: ing, #o that no accident might occur, seek- ing to show Inck of cars on the company's part in this case. The trial will probably be finished to-day, —— Largest stock of toys and holiday goods in the city at Seaman's, Prices defy competition, ’ 1f Holiday goods, solid er and plated ware at E. Burhorn's, 17 Main street, decl0 3 . —— Diamonds, diamonds, lace pins, ear rings, solituire rings and studs, lock- ets, crosses, at C. B, Jacquemin & Co.'s, 27 Main street, RS~ Sweet Charity. The following invitation affords » chance to the warm hesrted to re member those who are unfortunate: Grexwoon, Ia, Dec. 1, 1882, Kixp Frienns—~The special intgreat manifested in all parts of the state for the support aud_happiness of the in- mates of the Jowa Inatitution for Feeble-minded Children, encourages as to invite you to make such eontri. butions as you oan cheerfully give, to render the coming holidays a ecene of merriment and happiness at the insti- tuticn, The advent of Christmas is looked for anxlously, by our pupils, from one year to another; it is a day of sun- shine In their lives that abundantly rewards all who may have contributed for the oceasion. On their behslf, we thank the par- enta and friends for kind remembrance ond liberal donations ot the past, and doubt not that tho wants and happi- uess of our childeen will again be re- membered with accustomed iiberality. Respeotfually, F. M. Poweis, Sup't. ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION, The following card, with the money named, was rocelved yesterday by Rev. Mr. Lemen, for the purpose named: Rov. Mr. Lement Dzar Sin:—Please accept the enclosed $14.65 an a contribution to the city's poor from the claes of '82, Council Bluffs Lluh school. Very truly yours, Lena Petorson, Lillie Autenreith, Mary Mottaz, Vinnie Roosa, Nelils Rain, Nellie Sackett, Mollis Katley, Nellie Clarendon. Romie Lyon, Council Bluffs, Dec, 11, 1882 fiie Moon, —— E. Barhorn's is tho place for close buyers to call for their holiday pres- outs in the jewelry line. His stock is complete and prices very low, decl0 3t. Holiday goods, solid siiver and plated ware at E, Burhorn’s 17 Main streets, decl0 3¢ TOYS! TOYS!! We have a large assortment of toys on hand that we will sell off at cont, as we are discontinuing that branch of our business entircly. Woe invite all who buy toys for the childreu o give usa call. C. B. Jacquemin & Co, Postmastor Sam’l A. Howitt, Of Mouterey, Mich., delivers himself in this wise: *‘For colds, burns, sore throat, and rheumatism, Thomas' Eelectric Oil cannot be beaten. I say keep itup to the standard, and it will satisly the people, I shall send for a new supply soon, E. Burhorn's in the place for close buyera to call for their holiday pres- ents In the jewelry line. Hisstock is complete and prices very low. decl0-3t. Norvousness, peavishneas and frot- ting, 20 often counected with over- worked females' livos, is rapidly re- lieved by Brown's Iron Bitters. PERSONAL. . J. Colby, of The Oreston Gazette, was in the city yeaterday, Miss Annfe Werrick is quite ill at her home on Bancroft street, Willia Farrell, Jr., » well-to-do farmer of Avoos, is in the city, Spancer Smith and George Keeline have returned from their trip to Virginia, Miss Kittie Scott, daughter of C. R, Soott, is quite ill with typhoid feyer, John Hordst, s well known farmer of Jumes township, Is here attending court as & witness, George Ricker, traveling salesman for Duquette, Guibert & Oo., started ont yes- torday to gather in his uiual rush of orders along the Wabash, John Masssen, brother to Jacob Maas- son, who was murdered by Christian Pit- man in James township last yesr, is in the city attending court, J. A, Buonell, who has a fine farm two milos south of Avocs, and is ono of the best known men in the county, iy serving a8 juryman in the court, Jacob Kampf, the well known lrewer of Avocs, is spending & few days in the city, being especially interestod in a csso in the distiict court, Capt. A, Overton starts to-morrow for Washington to see about some matters of business, especially a claim against Uncle Sam for a steamboat destroyed during the war, and for which ho has received but partial payment, —_—— All wishing to present themselves or their friends with a souvenir in gold, sllver” or art deeign, should not fail to call on O, B, Jacquemin & Co., and make their selections for the hol- idays early, at 27 Main street. e @ ——— All Admire a« Handsome Face. A pure, cloar skin will make any facs handsome, Manifestly avything which thens and enriches the blood will direotly affect the whole person. Alf eruptions of the skin disappear when Bur- dock Blood Bitterawre employed, They sre @ vogotable remedy of inestimablo value, How 10 Ger Sick,— Expose your self day and night, eat too much with- out exercise, work too hard without rest, dootor all the time, take all the vile nostrams advertised, aud then you will want to know How 10 Ger WeLL —Which s an- swered in three words—Take Hop Bitters! Thuuder it Down the Ager, That for lameness, for rheumaiism, for hes, vains, and for sprains Dr, mas' clectric Oil is & positive and reliable remedy. Dr, Thomas' Ecleotric Oil can be purchased of any druggist, FIXED FOR FIRES. A Bhowing of What Has Been Eftected by a Ohange to a Paid Department.. A Petition Being Cironlated For a Retnrn to the Days of Volunteers. The change recently made here, by which & paid fire department has been organized in place of the volunteer department, which has served for years, has been so quietly and easily made that there are many of the citi- zens who hardly know that so impori- anta change has been made, and thote who do know the fact are unfamiliar serofuls, and all eruptions of the Gould oannot bear to be tantalized. There is a New York silk-dealer named Jarrett, who lives above Gould on the Hudeon He has a yacht 112 feet long, which habitaally passes Gould’s present yacht on the river. Jarrett, it seems, has a viclous way of coming dowr and firing a gun as he paeses Gould’s landing. Then, when he passes him or. the river, he beck- ons to him in a mocking and dreadful way from the deck of his yacht. Gould has no idea of going around the werld, but he does intend to stop this impertinence on the part of Jarrett, The new yacht will be nearly all boil- ers and enginer, and will probably be the fasteat vessel ever built, phodihbophai-Saniusiaii Honesty the Best Polioy. In advertising » medicine it ia best to be honest; deception will never doj the peo- ple won’t stand it. let the truth be known that Burdock Blood Bitters cure This medicine is told everywhere by drug- with the details, Among the fire lads, | &ists. TR however, there has been some stir, [ Retiring From the National Banking and much talk about it, and they be- bystem ing direotly interested in and affested by the charge, they have discussed all its details, and sometimes quite warmly, A petition having started the rounds for a return to the volunteer system, at least so far as to have the council allow, as heretofore, the monthly amount of $18 for each of the volunteer companies, it is well that the citizens shoald have all the facts. It is urged that these companics have done noble work in the past, and for a mere pittance, and-that while they continue to keep up their organ- izations and aesist at fires they shovld at least receive this emall allowance to enable them to meet running ex- penses, The objections ralsed agatvst the volunteer department as such are nu merons, It is olaimed that tho ten- dency is to becomea political machine, usod by cunning men in inflaencing and cootrolling clty elections, thero having been in the old department 240 men in all. Another one urged 1s that the olty not paying the men has little control over them, and that a volunteer de- partment cannot be brought under the strict discipline neceesary to effective h service as can a paid departmeni, Another raised by some of the hardest workers in the old department is that those who do the most work get the least pay and have the least honor and irfluence. Thus it has been talked over with many ride issues and many pros and cons until in some circles the discus- sion is waxing warm The present organization of the patd fire department is as follows, with yearly expenses: One chief engineer Two engineers of ateamers. Five drivers Total esides thesa there are eight ‘“‘call” men, or ‘‘minute” men, who are paid at the rate of torty cents an hour, for the time actually spent in service at a fire, The foremen of the hose com- panies are also paid, besides their an- nual falaries, fitty cents an hpur for time of sorvice. These ‘“minute” men are to be on hand promptly whenever the bell calls, and are al- ready appolnted and ready for service at any moment At the rate of fires for last year—— 36, and allowing three hours at a fire, the total cost for minute men, and ex- tra pay for foremen will be this year The regular pay added to this extra pay would amount to $7,660, esti- mated wages for the year of the paid department, n addition to this the following contracts for supplies have been made: 700 bushels oats, @ 40c 80 tons hay, @ 87 6 tons chopped feed, 6 tons range coal, @ $10 3 tons nut coal, @ 810 5 tons soft coal, @ $5 Oil, waste, kindling, etc. Total. .. Wages of men Grand total.. With this showing tho estimated oxpenses of the pald fire department for the year will be less than $10,000, Lost year, under the volunteer sys- tem, the expenses were about $16 800 but this included the purchase of two teams, ‘and perhaps somo other like items, Under the present arrangement it is planned to ‘have one engineer, the driver of the steamer, the driver of the hose cart, the foreman and the pipeman to sleep in each engine houso, making five men ready at each house to turn out instanter, and to go toa firo with the apparatus, while the eight minute men can be on hand by the time they are needed. The whole depsriment is subject to orders, and the reins of discipline can be drawn more tightly than is possible with the volunteers. ~ Any man can be discharged for neglect of duty, and the whole mauaged apparently with more easo and certainty, and by the above financlal showing with more economy, —_— . ——— Gold watches for gentlemen or la- dies. ~ Monograms artistically en- graved en the same without extra oharge at 0. B. Jacquemiy & Co.’s, Savo your money by buying horse blankets and Jup robes st C. J, Book- mun's, 335 Broadway, e A Word of Ceution. Rallroad men, mechanice, commeroial travolers, base ballists, farmers, and others wio labor out of doors, are peculiarly liable to accident and ivjury. Zhomas' Kelectric Oil for bruises, burns, bites and spiaina, is one of the finest applications yct devised, When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, eto., it must be indigestion that ails you, Brown's Iron Bitters cures it, Solid silverware, only first-olass goods, (sterling), No chargas for engraving at . C. B, Jacquemin & Qo.’s e, A Man Who Teases Gould, Washington Capital. Cramp is the man who is bullding Jay Gould's new steam-yacht, He tells me that bis contract with Gould 1s, but to do the best that can be done wich a vessel 212 feet long, with a fixed breadth of beam. He says that sorted to various mea: difference between acceptance of checks. There was no o | Blood " Bitters; New York Tribune, The broker banks in Wall street re- recently to avoid the legal penalties for the over- ocortification of checks. The annual report of the comptroller of the cur- rency contained the first authentio in. formation of the attorney general's opinion upon the subject, although the banks have been prepared to be lieve that the officer would find no certification and Interruption, however, to the usual business of the broker banks in conse- quence of the adverse opinion of the attorney general. Some of the bank recelved early deporits of large checks on other banks in which their Lroker customers had opened accounts sud- denly; others readily discounted siu- gle-name paper of firms which are not in the habit of giving notes; and still others made discounts at merely nom- inal rates, on collateral which the; would have rejected promptly unde ordinary circumatances, ‘The princi- pal purposes of the banks was to keep within the pale of the law without giving their customers great trouble, and they adopted such means to fl‘l’ill end aa they thought most favor- able, The bank of the state of Now York as decided practically to surrender its charter as A national bank, and to re- organize as a state Institution, A meeting of the stockholders will be held to-day to vote upon the question, President Edwards has anticipated for some time the results that would flow naturally from the existing laws re- garding the certification of checks, and he began some time ago to retire the bank's circulation, The circulation of the bank is at present only $45,000. At a meeting of the directors about two weeks ago the cfficers were in- structed to prepare for the possible surrender of the charter as a national 80 | bank, and & speclal meeting of the stockholders was called, in view of this contingency, for to.day. The cflicers have recelved proxies for about soven-eighths of the bank’s stock, so that the result of the stockholders’ meeting to-day is beyond doubt. The 8t. Nicholes {lnk is contemplating the same action, and a meeting of the directors will be held to-day, when, it is expected, the preliminary steps to- ward retiring from the national system will be taken, It is not considered probable in ‘Wall street thas this change from na tional to state supervision will be ex tenslve. The president of one of the largest broker Ln s #aid yesterday: ‘‘This bank will pursue a dignified course in the matter. It will nelther withhold accommodation from its cas- tomers nor surrender its charter. can see many advantsges in remaining in the national system,and not the least of these is the heavy deposits of national bank reserves which we now hold. These deposits are not erratic, and they are in fact a substautial en- couragement to persons who keep their accounts with us, I see no necessity, arising from the attorney general’s opinion, for leaving the national bank system.,” y Enough. “T cannot speak too highly of Burdock they have been a great blessing to me, Cured me of biliousness and dyspepais from whioh I had_suffered for years.” Mr. J, Marsh, Baok of To- ronto, Oat. . Netioe. The ‘‘Hawthorn Centennial Ex- oelsior Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- ber 241, 803, Any person found or known to tamper with the manu. facture of eald paint will be punish- od to the full extent of law. No par- son hag any authority whatever to sell receipts, Hawrnorx & Bro,, Lancaster Pa COMMERCIAL. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Kuller, mer- chandise broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, office board of trade rooms, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Wugatr -No. 2 spring, 760; No. 8, 65; rojected 50c; good demand, CorN—380¢ to feeders and 27c to ship- pers; good demand for shipment, HAY~4 00@6 00 per ton, Rye—40c; light supply, CorN MEAL—1 76&2 00 per 100 ponnds. Woon ~Good supply; prices at yards, 5 00@6 00. ’ CoAL—Delivered, hard, 1000 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton, Burren—Scarce and fn good demand; erramery, 85¢; chofce dnlrx, 2 EGas ~Scarce and in demand; 26y dozen, Larn—=Wholesaling at 180, PouLriy—Firm; dealers paying pound for turkeys and 10¢ for chicke VEaKTABLES —Potatoer, 40¢; onions, 20c: cabbages, 30@400 per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, FLouk ~Best Kansas wheat flour, 2 50@ 800; Minnesota wheat, 3 00@4 00; ,bran, 758 8be per 100 pounds, BrooMs—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOOK, CarTLE—3 00@8 50; calves, 5 00@7 50, Hoas —Brisk demand at b 50@5 70; car load lots about 5¢c per 100 pounds more, Receipts of hogs at Chicavo last week, 2058,000; eame week last year, 290,802; 3 pe o per estimated receipts for this week, 240,000, ——— L GIVEN UP BY DOCTORS, “In it possible that Mr, Godfrey is up sud at work, @ad oured by so sim- ple & remedy?” ‘I assure you it is true that he ls entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and eaid he must die!” ‘‘\Well a-day! That's remarkable! I will go this day and get some for my poor George—I know hops are good.” COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICF. —8pecial sdvertisements, #uc Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, s, Boarding, ete,, will bo Inserted In thir column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PEK LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for oach subsequent insorblon Leave adv ortisements st our offics, No.7 Penr] Stroet, noar Brosdway, Wants, ‘v ANTED, A few more day boarders st 813 South Main St. Mra. Juha A. Bpoot d.ei1ot \V ANTEE 500 buildings to move, We make w kpecilty of movi g houses and_safes! Address W. P." Ayleswortn, box #19, Conncil Blufts, Ia. \vAN'IRD.R\'uyhod; to take Tin [ins, 20 livered by carriers, near Broadway. In Councll Bluffs Ic centa per week, de Offios, No 7 Pearl Street For Sale and Rent NOR KENT OR SALE—Ton sores ot land, l‘ go5d hon e, one room snd kitchen black: wmith thop, atale roomfor #x.borven, good well, good cellar and one hnndie1 and twenty beirng fruit troes Noar Pony creek, apout five miles of Ccuncil Bluffe, Enquire 'on 1he premises of A, Milier o address hir st Couneil Blufts OR SALE—The Wi House, No. 308 Up- per Froadway; or will tede for improved city ‘ot farm property; or will aell furniture and rent building; reason, ill health, Address J. 8. C. McCALLISTRR, 808 Upper Broadway, Council nfls, Jown, ( LD B Tn packagos of a hundred at 26¢c packae at Tus Bn office, No, 7 Pentl stroet. t [0 SALE-A lumber and coal yard, dolog a good business in & new town, oa the Chi- cago, Milwaukeo & 81, Paul railrosd. Fhfi'flt y new two-story brick store building, on South Main stroet. PETER WEIS. JOR SALE-My twelve-acre fruit farm, on South Fir.t street. PETER WE{8 OR SALE—Beantiful residence iots, $60 eych; nothing down, and §8 per month only, y EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN. aplo-tt 2 i Miscellaneous, Dml( ROOM—In a central office on first floor in exchinge for assisiance on accounts and collections. _Aadress, A. B. Council Bluffs. TILL AHEAD—Great success. Call and see new nccossorlos and specimens of pictures taken by the reliable gelatine bromide procees, at the Excelsior Gallery 100 Main street. R. W. L. PATTON—Phyalclan and Ocullst. Can cure any case of sore eyos, 18 1 only a matter of timo, and can cure generally in trom three tc five weeks—It makes nc differ- enco how long disoased. Will straighten cross eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, etc., and insert artiicial oyce, Special atton tion 66 ro- movelng tadeworms apb- Brn_ office, a7-¢ EISCEl AN BARR. Dr. Meagher,—Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST. in Chronic direases, offers hla services to all at flicted with disases of th+ Eye, Ear, or Chronic disoases of any character, rants a cure in neumaiic affectiong Can be consulted by or In person at the M.tropolitan hotel, Council Bluffs, Towa. SuMivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN # GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glasswars, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for the fojowing linew of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Gulon, American, and et Steamship Gompanloe. DR AETS For salo on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin, Those wi o intend to send for triends to any part of Europe will find 1t to thel: nterest to call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 38438 Broadway, Council Bluffs PETHYBRIDGE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET 'DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Game in their season. Wiener apd other Sausages a specialty, No. 327 BROADWAY. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out (lass, Fine French Chins, ellver Ware &c., 840 Broapwas COUNCIV, BLUFF8 SINTON & WEST. DENTISTS. 14 Pear] Street, Ceuncil Blaffs. Extracting and filling a specialty, First-claes work uaranteed. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will n HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO,, DRY GOODS AlD CARPET HOUS Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lowa MUELLERS Headquarters For the. Cele- brated Weber Pianos, Toys and Fancy Goods Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, ST F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 JE O R, T &S Bloff and Willow Sreets, Council Blufs B. HAGG & CO. DEHALEIRS IrX % GEI £} BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN1S FOR THE mar-%-8m RV HQpHpH S QHDd CELEBRATED BUDWMNISEER DREISE Orders filied 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 Possible Prices. NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. WATER WAVES That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prices never bofore touched by ny othor halr dealer. Also a full lino of switches, otc. b grostly roduced prices. Also gold, slver and colorod nets. Waves made from Indies’ own haly. Do not all to call ‘bofore pur slsewhere. ALl goods warrsnfed a8 ropresented. MRS, J. J. GOOD, 20 Main streoe, Council Blufts, lowa MORGAN, KELLER & CO., U IN ID 16 T B 3 IR &5 The finest quality and largest atock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic casee, Calls attended to at all hours. We defy competition ir quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty years and_thoroughly understande his business, = WAREROOMS, 846 AND 357 BROADWAY. %p{nlatsrln in all its branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISES BREWERY & MALT HOUSE, Councii Bluffs, - Boer and malt In any quan!itylto suit purchasers. Boor $8.00 per barrol, lied with small kegs at $1.00 each, celvered froe of charge to any lowa. Private tamiiles sup- rt of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, * Wholesalo Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing MILWAUK EE 'BEER, No, 711 Brosdway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, City orders to families and dealers delivered froe, C.A. BEEBE, W, RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholeaalo and Rotall Dealers in W. BEEEE good accommodation and reasonabl chargos, SOUTH i TREET, OPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Icwa, HOLLAND & MILLER, f!oprlnwn S. E. MAXON, A EL O EL X I E I N, Office over savings bank, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, W, 0. James, (o connectlon with his law aod adllection buslnossbuys snd solls real estabe, Pervons wishing to buy or well ety property call A0 ble 0ffice, over Bushnell's book stors Pearl Nreod 1.0, KDMUNDSON, B, L. BUUGART, A, W. STRENY, Prosident. Vice-Pres't. ~ Cashler. CITIZENS BAN Of Council Bluffs, Organtsed under the laws of the State of Iows Pald up capltal.. 9 75,000 Auth capital. 200,000 Interest paid on time deposite. Drafts lssued on the principal citics of the United States and Europe. Special attention given to collections and correspondence with promph returna, DIRBOTORS, J. D. Edmundson, lla.laxllfl. J. T, Hart, W. W, Wallace, JW. lor, L A Miller Wl AW, Bireok, Tyidst FURNITURE Nos. 207and 209 Broadway and Nos, 204 and 206 Pierce Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - g - IOWA, JACOB EL. APP NO.529 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. 3 Owr - constantl incressing tradcs suffcicnt proof of eur square dealing and attention to ¢ oners. Goed tter alwave on Fand, Promptiv de livery of goods, 8. M. Crooks, Pres, N. B. Easton, Secy. J, 0. HorrumaN, Vice Pres. N. B, Mook, Ooun{elon MUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANCE CO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST. Tnsuring LIVE STOCK Aganst Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Experienced agents wanted. Correspondence solicited from all parts of Tows, OFFICE: 108 Pearl Strest.dm:' Council Bluffs, Iowa. J, ¥, KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P, & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We iave #he only completo se of abstract books to all city lote and lande in Pottews ttami sounty, Thtles examined and abatracty fur. tkied 0a short wotice. Money 10 loas on ety AAd farm rof 01 long tiwe, i sums to suit the borrower, KRoal ssts d sold Of. BT s Mo e -, boughi el -