Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1882, Page 6

H .(‘r # | 4 ¥ | | ! ! 3 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFF T T T S .IOWA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBin 20 The Daily Bee. PAVING. There is an effort being made to got Coancil Blafle' streets placed in a BEASTLY BURNELL. -fifibNGIL BLUFFS- Horrible Charges Made Against|first-clase condition, and for that pur- Weins»eday Morning, Dec, 20, —_— BUBSURIPTION RATES: bar ' Palnce Music Hall ~Dish:s, glasware w», otc,, at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, —01d papers for sale at Tne Bre office t 25 centaper hundred. _The elocutionary clas mot at the Baptist chapel Inst evenicg, and was well attended. —Subseribe for newepapers and periodi- | viewed by the pollce dis oals at H, E, Seaman's book store, —Farnitare of all kinds repaired by | op yisiting the room, which he Howe & Son, 303 Broadway —Peregoy & Moore have rolled into their new quarters & new, mammoth and stalwart safe, —Qoal sacqnes, fur trimmings, very low, at Metcalt Bros.’ —Large quantity of stoves and furni. ture at 308 Broadway, Howe & Son, —Tue DAty Bz oan be found on sale at Gilmore's stationery and book store on South Main street, —~The annual meeting of the Council Blaffa Driving Park and Fair association is to ba held January 2. —New lot nicely decorated, 56 plecer, of ten sets, only 85 at Maurer & Oraig. —Tickets for the Christine Nilsson's concert for sale to-day at Dushnell & Plagget's Book Store, —Hand.painted china, art pottery, solid sllverware, bronzes, &c, st Maurer & Oralg. —Largest stock of Toys and Holiday Goods In the city at Seaman’s, Prices dely eompetition, ~The new counters for tho Citizens’ bank have arrived and will soon be all in place in its mew quamters in Shugart's bullding, —The tickets are sclling well for the marquerade to bo 'given by Ate Liacoln post G. A. R cn the evening of the 27th, and & mery time is prowised ol who ot tend. —There who want to spend Christmas night enjoyably ehould bear In mind the first annual bull of the Printers’ Ucion, to b given at that time, —Mr. A, Ritter, who was the reciptout of » gold headed cane on his birthday, in- vited the donors of the same to his house Monday evening, whera ke eet up s tump- tuous feast snd all wero made merry. —DPermits to wed were yesterday given to Hiram Albers and Anua Peterson, of Minden; Henry R, Mi'es and Rosanon A, Walker, of Oakland: Albert W. Skelton, of Harrison county, and Nanoy N.Wright, of this county, —The csses agaicst Belle Clover oand George Gerspacher wire called up in the superior court yesterday, but oontinued until Saturdsy noon, the attorneys being busy with other matters. —~Men, Carpenter, the mother of the young man charged with belng a bigamist, bas arrived from Visginia to do what she can to save her son, She feals deoply the disgracs, and has little to say atout the horo, »8 bofore, ho abused her in a e details of the family aff.irs, —The city council has adjourned wnti! noxt Mozdey evening, though tbey will probably not meet on that evexing unlom the newly elected asseesor should decide fo dacline the proffared position, which prob- ably will not oceur, —Whitely dramatic company, with Ida Lowis as tho leading star, in t) appear here Christmas night and remain n week and then go to Lincoln, The paper was belng-placed on the boards yestorday nnd i attractive, —Some contractors were here yestorday looking after a chauca to pave Main street and Brozdway with a macadara of Sloux Falls granite, They propose to put on six inches of Jimestone wacadamized top of this six inches of ths granite, and say the cost will be out $2,20 a yard, City Euogineer Tosteyin sooms to favor some such paving iu proference to cedar blocks, claiming that the latter is but lit. tle cheaper, and in the long run much dearer, The spociens which the Sioux Falls men brought with them are pro- nounced by hii as’ showing up well and well adapted for paving purposes, el b 1 A Sl J. M, Paa Huapquanrens For Horway Suurins, 413 Broanway, Curisrysas Prespnms ar Mas, Nox- ws', 100 Mais Brazer, Cousuit Brorys, Tow. Go to Harkoess, Oreutt & Co.’s for dolmans - fur trimmed dolmans, wool dolmans snd fine silk dolmane, d1s:f Doils! Dolls!! A vory fine sfock of wax} chice, biso and indesruciible dolis at Delayen's, 10 2¢ Call at Harkvees, Orcaty & Co’s and soo the besutitul luovs they have Jjust opened for the holiday trude, ——— . Call at the Excelsior gallory, oor- ver Main street snd First avenoe Holiday pictures; beat work, decl2 10: Go i3 0, H. Gily &3 odical, Stationery, Notion and Toy Store, at junetion of Main and Pearl, for Holiday Qoods, d want to get a guod money. Drop in aud re ficd what you want Kolks' Curisimas box." decll 18 Elegrot faus, handkerchicf boxea, glove and fan boxes, ote., at Hark nes:, O cutt & Co.'s, D:Havon has just opened his large avd varied stock of Christwmas and holiday goods, Qall and see them, 19 2t ived ¢t Harkneas, Now plushes rece O:zeuit & Co.'s. B Save your mouey by buying horee blankets and lap robes at C, J. Beck- wav's, 535 Broadway. =| His Career Cut Bhort by B iug pore it is proposed to use some mac adam. Now il this macadam ia to bs the soft limestone that Him by His Little Danghter, has been nuitanco to Farnam s'rc Tar Bre will oppose had enough of that kind cf pavit s in Om Omsha h Oaptured and Lodged and wo dou't want £ny f in Juil expericnce, Omahn 18 pavi - treot with the Sicvx and if that materisl is to be ¢ il the Ball to p tion, because it isa stono that eanno bo orushed into The Dotatls of Deep Depravity. macadam will In yostorday morning's Bre was st by a h loaded wagon—whon orushed it is gravel not dust—and is in short Lie best and most subatantial paving ma- terial that we have in tho weat in this granite. In fact theSicux Falls stono g is conceded to be the best gratite in denly, but yoatorday ho roturued, and | 3 SORCRIC b0 Bo tho best grauile in nd any other stone, his danghtor and the woman had been| The geologians have pronounced ocoupying, was promptly arrested and | this stone to be a motamorphosed lodged in jail on o charge of incest, |Branite; that is, it is 80 #ohd that the ) line of the cnse as given | KT dves not appear, honco it is su- Tho outline of the cnse as g porior to common granite and 8o much yestorday was horrible enough, bul|moro hard and beautifal that at firel tho dotails show a degree of doprav- [i' was mistaken for jasper. ; ity which ls simply sstoniching, and Omaha will use 1t extoneively sa it in many respects unfit for publication, | can be Jaid down there vory cheuply The listle girl on biiog in-| In faot, the only question to be ac- torviewed by Tur Bre ro. mdgd should be the depth of the foun- porter yesterday confirmed the | dation and the depth of macadam, statement that her father had| Tho asphaltum pavement on Doug- been gailty of compelling her to yisld [ Ias street, Omahs, has, we aro in- his carnal desires, She eays he has [ formed, already proven a failure. At thus treated her aince sho could ro. | least it has holes in it, and it has been member, although she is now only 13, |in aee only a few wecks. Wooden Her mother, kuowing tho facts, ob- | block pavement is all rhsht for car- jocted, but iu vain, and it was on | riage ways on_re dence streets, bat given the outline of tho horrible charge mado againet a man named o came here last John Burnell, wh week from Lincoln, Neb, Jarnell on soeing hin little danghter being inter- cared sud. THE ASSESSOR'S WORK. It 1s to Po Done Diffsrently for the Coming Year The Chances for & Squabble. The elty conncil has been for scmo tima wrestliog with the qaestion of asseszors, The law provides tha 3] L rs murt be chosen before the firat ot Jannary, aud that the conveil el % an atcessor for ik notic leotion. 8 m> b cheas as asscesor C e, who has served bofore in that office, and served wel!, bat the privilegs was re- served of ¢ i- tlon if the d beat. Sirce then the aldermen hive beon floun dering 1bout in their opinion ns to whether another one or more shall be choten, The citizons seemed to feel a strango lack of interest in so impor. tant a matter, and the aldermen gained little information s to their wishes, After severnl edjourned meetinge, the council last Monday night took definite action, Thero were only four present, Aldermen Gonldon, Shugart, Siedentopf and Wood, Ths pros und cons were pretty fally dscussed, and it was finally decided to elect one mora assessor, W. Wightman belng chosen unanimously for that position. The time has pessed for the councl to divide into districts, so that the two sesessors will have to arrange that matter between themeelves. If they can do that amicably, well and good, but if not it is difficalt to see how differences botween them can be decided. In regard to a clirk, Mr. vosing the others in re'l deeme sceount of this that her mother left | stone is the only thicg to rely upon in hor father. She eald there were nine | cities Jike this, whero the mixed char- ohildren tn tho family, only two of | roter of the hauling reqnires sabetan- whom were now with hor mother, tte | tia! material, Wlu-ru paving is re- others living ont, When her mother quired Tux Bee is for the Sioux Falls left her father sho put her out in s |stone, family to live with until she was 18, Lest Wednosday her father came to where she was living and told her that her mothor was dead, and thus got her away, telling lor ho was going to tuke her to Lincolv, whero her mother had died. She atarted with her father on the tramn, accompanit d by the young woman, named Martha Flowers, whom sho had known in Lincoln, On tha train sho asked someons if they werc going toward incoln, aud lesrned, to her surprize, thet they wero poing towurd Omeh Finding that hee father had deo her, her heart was noarly broken, and she feared all sorts of dangers, as hor father had threatened hor thet if she ever told on him he would take her out in the woods end kill her. On reaching Omaha the man. woman and child proceeded to a Tenth streot botel, where the man registered himself as B. Stewart, of Lincoln. Tho caso at tracted the attention of a Bix repor- tor, and in last Thureday morniog's issue appeared & deacription of the ¢ T 290k fair as **A Carious Case,” to the mjs is olosing ont hir Wax tory of which there appoarcd no 8olu-| Dolla ut cost. Now is the time to o buy. 1 2t The little girl saju that they came e il horo tho same day that the artiolo ap-| Latz & Lange's fine seleotion of peored in Tug Bre about her crying | amber, meecrschsum and emokors’ in tho streots, Her fathor, hersclf |goods of tho best grado is supplying and the woman took a room on Bry- | the holiday demand in that line, ant, streot, and her father boughi s S —— bedetead and some little wrticles ‘o¢| Deslers in Toye, Fancy Goods and the room. They have been living|Mueical Instruments will find the thoro since, and a% 1izht &l largest and freshest wholesale stock threoe cccupied the samo bed, and that | ot Mueller's Masic Hall. decl5 62 Handkerchiefs, ties, collars and fischuea in grest variety at James PORTERFIELD'S, Silk valvetn, biack avd colors,chesp to olose at CLOSING SALE of cloake, dolmans and ularers at Janes PORTERFIELD'S Make yourself and friei.ds happy by buying Christmas and New Year pres- ents at d20 5% James PORTERFIELD'S, The finest display of silverwaro in reven states Is now ghitering in the show cases of P. C. & W. D. Kirk. land, and tho array of watches and jewelry is so mugnificent that 1t is hard o get anyone out of tho stora 3f they have any vanto for the beautiful, CHRISTMAS GOODS ot variety at Harkness, Oroutt s, a1sit ————— manner meriting for him, if convicted, | Dolmavs oheap at Harkness, Oroutt %2 most due punithment, & Co.'s. ~._____131&! Tho young woman, on being qucs PERSONAL tioned, sald that hor name was Murtha Flowers and her age twenty-ihrec. Hor parents live in Lincoln, s1d she thero beoame acquainted with Barzoll and accompaniea I to this city un. | Alderman Newell has returncd from his dor the promise that by the lst of | easterntrip, Febeuary ho would have 8 divoreo| @, 15, Hoyt, of Starling, 11l was at the from it wile aud would then 3wy | o, scsanday. pi s At her, Sho said she ¢ ) v h Loty paldatie Ald ok o MO IR Ea LT o mean the man was mntil after she got| W W Sionx Falls, was in the city yeste.day, here, and then found how lio w ing toward his little daughter. The three-year-o!d son of Mr. and Mra On fincing this ont eho began plan- | D, Holet, of Kiel « hotel, is quite ill with ning to geo back home, and had al |y ready written fer folks, beforo the : ik A 2 e “?l_‘_n ko up tho nost, Sho eorro. | SBerfT Groner, of North Platto, was ia borated the litte pirl’s tatement as to | he eity yesterday lo king atter a trio who the condition of #ifairs here, and rpatd | erexped latily from jail thero, rhe, as woll ns tno gir), had be Ex-Alderman Dawson is in the city threatened by Baroell 1f they toldany- aguin, He has sold out his interes thing, S:antury, Mo, aud ex ¢ Tho young woman seems rethes | iho enstaren part of th pid in her appreeistion of any moral g standard of atfaiis atle £ secm to be much diso condition of aflairs When Buueld retorned yesterds he nsked the yoang wonun what the |« police wanted, avd was told that she e, of Moline, L, i3 in the ts to locate in Frauk Tabor, of Wicta, was in tho city yestordny, procuring his Christmas ¢ plier, and dropped fato Tue I ik g enongh to order tha paper sent vestigated, remark s it abont th “Yia, that's it Ho then went on 1o fell sbout his wifo sud eeparativg, nnd that ho il consulted with & luryer, who told him the obildren w.ro an much his an hers, and no he took che ohild, Ho i ight fo her, und he supposed ¢ Lis wify tho Wabash, for New Biunwich vieit to his old hem ) in | J, which he lis not | Ho will sixo ) rocities, H trip 1a one of wivgled busincss and plew ure, sud he expesia to be absout until about the 19th of Fehrusry, fi Linc Tmported and Koy Weat Cig vanted was to get | stantly on hand as Lotz & Lang ay goods at H. B till eontinues. On being d about thero beivg| The rush for he but one bed is the room, he indigs | Seaman’s nantly denied that ho slept in the bed, but insisted that he always slept on the floor, Buraell s a middle-aged, thin, swarthy comploxioncd man, will: black moustacho and h Fino lace goods at Harkness, Orcutt & Co s, e+ —— When walkiog down Msin street has basn | our attention was attracted by a full railroading In various places, and |set tablo on ¢ xhibition in ove " of the oamo here to got a job He says that | windowe of Micaacls & Dauiels’ je he Cid not run awsy, but aimply went | elry stors. ‘Cho silver servios on thet | down to Pacilic Junction in respougs | fable will compara with any in the to a telegram there wae a|worl 1 are just twenty. chance to got a e, that h 1| pieces, and set there is nothi roturned the next morcing, The [ than what woald bo useful to & ex woman and child are without money |family, Theico pitchor endthe e lere, and the county will lock after | urn ure moat | of the ur, while he remaios in jail await- | silversmith's s ‘The setting of th e| iig exnmination. table 15 perfect and complete 1n every | - particular, not omitting the anow » Dolinans, at Larkncas, O.cutt | Lepkine. 'Such an exbidi is wholy . unique, uud its rare beauty and excel- | lont taste ia charncteristic of the house, Ivarything in the line of jewelry watches, clocks stock and the v plo. Io fact M ect specim Fine & Cc Cleap coal i the thing just now, Bevier mine, Miesouri soft coa!, 5 Lackawanna hard coal $10, best quali tle, Delivered froe of charge. Como | Main strcot, is & and leave orders now before it is all | jighment. gone, Southeast corner Pearl aud| B s —— Hrosdway, Couneil Blotie, Silk bandkerchiefs aud mrflars at ailverware, etr., is in ol and am b Daniols, 102 tropolitan eatab. Jaxes PORTERFIZLD'S, oy | o Stone wauted the council to saggeat the name of soms one whom he shall employ, 8o as to save him the respon- sibility and aunoyance of choos- ing from many app'icants, The council at the same meeting agreed on the name of Charles Gllmore as clerk, Mr. Wightman's wishes as to the matter cou'd not be learned, as he had not had an opportunity to even pass upon the question as to whether he would accept or not the porition of ossor. It is to b3 presumed that the two assessors will amicably agree on all details of the work, but if they should chance not to, there are liable to arise tomo perplexing questions, as they have co.current juri:diction and co ordinate powers. One of tho chief reasons for having two asmcssors instead of ome iethat the work can be dons more thorough- ly and more expeditiously, and it is hoped that the books will be ready to ba turned in by the ficst of April prompily, and the usual delay avoid- ¢d. Allthe realty, as well as personsl prcperty, is to bs assessed this year, making tho work more arduous, and 1t 18 arged by those favoring two asseesora that the cost will also bo lers than for ono. Time will show whether this procedure is a wiee onc or ot Tkere ara some doubts cxpreesed a3 to whether the ccuncil has tho right to olect two assessora without dividioy into districts, and it is concedod thav 16 is too Inte to distriot. It in urged that two assessors for one diatrict is an unheard of thing, unless one is an assistant. On the other hand it is claimed that the law gives the couacil the right to elect as high as three assessors, and that under tho circ! stances they muat divide the district amicably among thameelves. The chief fear expreesed is that the cotizeil fall into eome error. which wiil give thoes who object to paying their taxes a technical loop- hole through which to crawl out. It is understcod that the asecssmente nox} year will be higher ihan bofore, and there will consequently be moie kicking, ard henco the necersify of extreme care and caution in procecd ings. Luiz & Laoge have now cponed a e i connection wiih t establishment in 8hugert’s ored fan , and with nothing nd o1 him t din! Well n.day! Thsta re holioe wantod nud was told At ahe | s, A, AL Grcew, who bas baen send: il go this day mud got fosr Bdgerarcehtod him and took! him |, or, “Mig ol lady, gatsed greatly | - An slegant It of Black Silke, very He then wanted to know what ho health while hore, a1 stood her journcy | oheap, ot Harknees, Orcutt & Co.'a, o HeeakCeRtur A0 beiug told | westward remurkably well, & e fmply that his caes ot to buin | € 8 Hablar! 1f5 last ever over| H aman disg b tock of fancy goods aud toys in the Bofore buyicg furnitnre or stovs 50 puro sud call at Mardel's, He will not be undersold, How 1o GEr 810k — Eapeso your- self day and night, eat too much with- reise, work too hard without reat, ductor all the time, take all the vile nostrems advertised, and then you will want to know How 10 Ger WeLt,—Which i« av- swered in threo words—Tako Hop Bisters! out e Mutual Protection, 10 0dd Fellows' Protective Asso- on of Counci! Bluffs has elected as ita officers: K. A, Burke, president; M. F. Rohrer, vice president; J, M, Maithews, sctuary; J. W. Berger, secretary; D. C. Bloomer, tronsurer; dircotors, F. A, Barke, D C Bloomer, T. Bowman, H. Stewart, L Kiracht, George Schindalo, B, Now- wan, Jehn Dickey, M. F. Rohrer, J. M. Matthews, F. Glass, J. W. Bergor. ola Ohristmas Novelties, st Harkness, Oreutt & Co. Handkerchiefs in pl horaers, in all stylea Harkness, Oreutt & Uo.'s — ey Five hoases for' rent by Swan & Walker, b a5 e - A, B, Newsrn, ' Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s, Go to Harkness, Orontt & Co. Lace Gooas, Fancy Handkerchiefs, * | accofint of his abaence, A CITY WITHOUT A MAYOR Alderman Shugart 18 Satleflad That as President of the Council Be 18 nov Mayor Pro Term. Dariug the abrence of Mayor Bow- {man, who ts pending the east, Alderman fow weeks in Shugart has been st pro tem of the council. That | | |serving an p | llowed a num- | natarally eau Alderman Shugart had 4on whother he Lad the s warranis as the counal, the city attorr oubts about ty to sign ident of \fter consulting with id other lawyere, Mr. ! he has not tho power ta sign warran's, and henco thoso whoeo bills have been audiled must await the mayor's return. Mr. Shugart hes a'so decided from his in- vestigation that he has not any of the powers of msyor, and heace tho city is virtually without a mayor, and in case cf vacaney of the offise by death or cisability the city would be left in a queer quandary. If there fs ruch a difoct a8 this in the city organization it should cerusinly be remedied at onoe, for there is no knowirg how soon there may bo some unforeseen oceurrence which would require the powers of a mayor. Evenin tho pres- ent sitaation there is an amazing in. convenience to those who have their bills sudited but can get no warrants signed. You can boy heltin;-ToTe- at oost at A. J. Mandel's, 325 Broadway. Elegant toilet sets, jowel cases, odor cases, albums, wic, at H, E, Seaman's WisstoN, Korsvra Co., N, O - Gexts—I desiro to ¢xpresa to you my thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters. { was troubled with dyepep- sia for five years previous to com- mencing the ute of Hop Bitters somo six menths ago. My cure has been wonderful. I sw paetor of the Firat Methodiat Church of this place, and my whole congregation can teatify to the great virtues of your bitters, Very reapectfully, REV. . FEREBKE. Musquetaire kida {n strest ani narty chades at Harlners, Orcust & Co.’s. Yesterday mo! Northwestern train wen somewhat be- hind time in arnving hera, the oinse being an accident near Maple River Junction. A freight train wae pullivg into that place just ahead of the pas- senger tram, and the foz being so thick rhat even lights could be seen tut o very short distance, the paesen ger enging ran into the freight train. The cabooge, cigine and lender were damaged scmawbat bat foriunately no one was hort. Some d 28 cauzed by the necessary clearing away of the wrock before the treia could proceed. GOUKGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —Special sdvertiseracnte, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sele, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, etc., will be inserted in this column o4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for cach subsequent fagortion. Leave ady ertfnements ab our offics, No. 7 Pear] Stroct, near trogd ANTE i Address W, P, Ayle Bluffs, I, 7 ANTED—Even, to take Tux I by ca Tirondwa; A0 puckegon of cka e ut TIK Bri INT—3iy nuw ou South Main ANl Fonnence n, a3 8 pernonth o EX-MAYOL VAUGHAN, 14t the Exoelsio tet, for heliday wurk, iviaty and fiie tret D PA i and Ocntiat, Gan ‘oure auy ¢ o ozl 3 waiter of twe, and can care geacrally \ thres tc five weele— It mal how long diseascd. Will st cyoe, operate and renove Ptyre tisort artificial eyeo, Apecial welng tadeworms ND R IR Dr. Meagher,——Oculist, Aurist, ANDSF ALIST, fn Chronle dlreasts, (flor flcted with uisases of th du al ¥ malor in person at the Mlctrogolitan hotel Couneil Blutls, lows. FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Are now ready to contruct for small castings of every deseription i MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY IRON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS tale are melted in covoines which ghestre Burning Brands —FOR DISTILLERS, BR RS, PACK- ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO FACTOKIES, Etc., Ee., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED Works: Corner8ixth street and Eloventh aveu: COUNOIL BLLU FFS, IOWA, the question to ariso who should stgn | | magor of cource could not do so on DRY GOOD 8 F TR 'v;"rm"{T ‘3 J A%l 5 e et b o o / ay, and [ourth Street, Council Bluffs, Iows MUELLER'S Headquarters For the Cele- P brated A Weber Pianos, L Coods A Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, C J. MUELLER, isH COUNCIL BLUFFS, E F° FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 &5 TEI T R, YHY &8 Tnffs, arndR ¥ b = 5 ] WE.JE)‘.ID“ Bluff and Willow Sroets, Comneil B. HAGG & CO. GEISE’ BOTTLED BEER, MADE FIOM TDE ARTESIAN WELL WATSR, AL3D Af 18 FOR THE CELERIERATEDD BDIDWVITEISEDER FNEREXL Orders filiad in uny partcf the city, Orders b ptly attended to JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKLES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Loweat Possible Prices. NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY N LA ERES TWAVES That never requiro crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Goorl's Halr &tore. at pricen nevor botero touched b oy other hair dealer. Alro s fuil line of awitches, at yrently reduced prices. Aleo gol flver And colored nots. Waves mnde from Iadic Do ncik fall to call heforo purchasing slsowhere. All goorts wazranbed e roprosented . J. GOO! MORGAN, e t quality and I at all he ND 857 BROADWAY. also carpet-laying spd lambre ont dalay. prowptly ot Lordars filled v CONRAD lowa. to tamiilos sup- Councit Baer and walt i Ewd \\..l- ) ADQ LARSOMN, ph Schlitz Brewing Vholesale Dealer in LEL AGE spany's O WMILWAUKEE BEET No, 711 B: ,1 , Council Blufis, Toy Orders frow the sountry licited ilies and denlers deliversd fres o e L e e s DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succoweors to ERY & DUQUETTE), B i K ATIIeES and JACCB APPEL + R OCHRS NO. 629 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. Ouz constant) inere g lis r;v'nhliyll \‘vd it and attenticn to 6 and 1 8. M, Crooks, P J, O. Horruay, Vies Pres, N. B. Eastoy, Secy. N. B, Mook, Counselor, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURAKGE ©O. [Tucorporated under the Laws of Towa.) Insurancs atb Aciwal Cost Insuring LIVE STOCK Against Loss ¥ ACCIDENT, THE! OR DEATH, Or Ay Unknown or Contingent Kveut Whatever Experfenced solicited fron ngents wanted, all parts of Towa, 1 Street, Council Blufs, Ia, ect Corresponente Orrice: 103 P J, F, KIMBALL, GEO, H, CEAMP, )\ KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors 1o J. P, & J. N, Camady.) Abstract, Real Estate 2nd Loan Brokers, We have #a¢ only complate set of abstract baoke (o all city ots and lande in Poftawatiams county, Titles exatainid and abstracts furr lshed on short uotice. Monsy 80 10an ob city and far property, short and lony time, in suws 1o sult the borrower, Keal esta bought aud sold om:‘. - old stand opposite co Ut bouse: