Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1885, Page 8

1] | e e — e — | W THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFES. THURSDAY MORNING, DEC, OFFICE: No. l.fll'!uu'l Street. reliver ay part of the city &t fwerty nw 1 1y earrier in & Jorweek 110N . « Manager. MINOIt MENTION. in pants at Beno for winter oo mine’ at Nobhy puiterns Reiter, thie tailor A gennine “haby lfiu.h’iy.\ Cos Leave to wed was g W. L. Ruossell and Mamie Doth of this city A free Ly Rodda & Co John Skidd has been placed in durance on complaint vho to <on, sterday gven WilTan given by E you cman, . Wl show at Eis Rodda & Co.’s People's store. The Tmpetial club have another of their s of social gatherings this evening members and invited guests ave the man, oy ok at the doll babies Rodda & Co. s (. Langdon, up'un T, being dangerously drunk And. sitting in his hovse with an‘axe threatening to chop the first one who interfered with hun. Just think of it, \.m Dbaby of Eiseiun, Kodda & Co. Justice Schurz, who has tied the monial knot between more couples than any othe another to the sc the partiescthus Schenck and Bertha Counters full of babies away, Eiseman, Rod “His Honor,” ,.1..u been struck with Fiseman, ade iappy being Otto M'\r!l‘ll g that we give The Bress) reports he w mine’ W store. A rather elumsy set of and a sinall can of pow ed Jast it in the rear uv the Mueller's .;\Inm Ihe owners can have .x»rl ing to the chief R ly n they pureh burglors x.mL st lmh\ show on_earth” can be seman, Rodda & Co.'s Pe ple’s store. The work on the #{l'l'»ing &0 well t cre ] in times ercek begin L epring citizens, Dies! Doll habies! Yes, little girl, sower diteh is pro- 1 those who have suf- 1st by overtlows of the to hope of bemg saie 1t will be a great relief to ve you one—if | 1 biy o bill of People's store The firemen had their merry time last night. The boys not_only enjoyed it but the others who™ attended “scemed to have It is hoped that the net pr Ay prove a snug little ben- bR S I WIib Lor L6t public so val- inntly. rybody should have & baby, and Rodda &Co. will give the m one of lhn'n pretty dollsif th a bill of goods In the districf was taken up with the Mrs. Mary Walker agal and railway, the plaintitt’ claiming dam- ages on account of th plosion of a ear- load of dynamite being ~lu|npul through by the company. Constable Rickett was to sell the Gerst- enberg property on foreclosure of mortgage this afternoon, but he has been restrained by an injunction issued by Judge Loofbourow on the petition of parties claiming to hold a first mortgage on the property. One of the chief points sought to be established in defense of th e]mm for damages in the dynamite case, is that [ynamite or giant powder is not dangor- ous in shipping. It would be interesting 1o have u can of dynamite introduced in evidence, and sce how many of the law- ers would stay in the coul while t was beine frea. pe however, that it was all right to ship it. ‘The entertainment to be given by the !mml- of the Bloomer school'in the opera house to- munow evening promises to be in.eresting and to nmfi repay all who attend. Besides the other benelits of such an cnt uent, it is hoped to realize some finane surp]m to be pended upon the museum of natural his- ory alrmxl\ established at the Bloomer building. 'This museum is a great educa- tor of tho young and is becoming qu valuable. l)um«n three new birds other specinicns. improving the museum .llmlll tn) short ago exists, This should be promptly met and a suflicient sum added to secure aldi- tional specimens. he public can do this easily by patronizing the entertwin- ment, omorrow evening, while at the same time those attending will be sure o! securing for themselves a huppy even- ing with the young folks. e Cottage ranges, Garland stoves, Ra- TR D P of the very latest patterns at bed rock prices, at Cooper & McGee's, .flv 41 Main strect. Fine lndies' Foolls nd bags at Bono's, sts and funey ancy work at K. cn.-umu Howe No. 309 Broadway. Stockert & Co. - Personal Paragraphs. Mre. H, B, Suing, of Hartington, Neh daughtor'of Mr. H.' Paschel, is here on visit to her parents, and will remain dur- ing the holiday scason. Miss Mary Ward has returned from Chicago and enstern Towa, where she lis been visiting friends, W. J. Hancock has gone to Chi i E. Burhorn, who has been confined to his home by sickness the past two wecks, is now out and attending to business. A. W. Courson, of Cincinnati, city. He leaves for the west to-day and will return in time to Sunduy here, - For first-class Missourr wood call on Gleason at his coal oflice, 26 Pearl street g ‘The electrie belt of Judd & Smith, 80 Fourth street, Council Blufls, positively cures rhenmitism, nenrnlgia, dyspepsia iles, paralysis, indigestion, i Joet, nervousness, he ki liver complaints, loss of v poisoning, lack of nerve fores vigor, wasting Weinkness of those discases Of & personnl nature in male and female, e For Sale, A large Hall's fire proof safe, suitable for county Pur poses. Groneweg & gtlhounlgvn wholesale gmwu Council ——— Everybody Interested, A new_schemo h: been started by Messrs. Biseman, Rodda & Co. They now give a doll away with all pure hJsu during the remainder of this week. With a $5 purchase you will re doll which rctails for . 'ith & $10 purehase you will receive a doll which vetails for $1.50 to §2. With & m and $20 purchase you will receive a doll valued at from $3 to $5. Everybody is invited to see the great doll show at the People’s store. Hughes' eman, | Blair, Neb | reription given | cers th | city. When | Jumping into the cutter | tion. People’s | | they we OF Tk “YAJOR, Assailant Oleverly Collared Blair, Nebraska, THREE-FINGERED JACK'S LEAP. (APTURE at resting Developments Coming to It Connecting the Gang With Another Murderous Affiv— Account of the Catel. The “Major' Capturcd at Blair. Officer O'Brien arcived last ni with Major Willians 1’ 1, better known 4 arrived at Blair the Commereial zod by ade in the Al the o iere at onee telegraphed to this ricsted the hotel Ro ley to allow him to get When in the The Major'” and Three Fingered Tucsday and put hous ashed Ma his satehel from his room room he suddenly jumped through the window, smashing glass and all, and falling twenty-iwo feet to the sidowalk He struck on s feet, landing among of citizens, b to draw volver and the crowd seatte e then ran down the street about a block to where a horse and cutter belonging to the county treasurer was standing, + he drove right back to the hotel, no one in the erowd noticing that he wi 18 the man_who ran. When just in front of the hotel be man- aged to upsct the entter, falling out, and s the horse started to ran he tried stop him, and the attention of the ¢ being taken up in ehasing atter the horse, be slipped around the ecorner and es- cape In the nu"\n\vlnlv the ‘‘Major," who was in el hotel, made a break down the stairs, but was overhanied and placed inirons. He then consented to come here without a requisi- Tle wonld not talk about the shoot Mir, bt was vory imxions to know t the fechng was he and desired to have ofice and a sarviage meet im at tne depot for m..u.lnn It is thought that the des peration shown by the gang was due to the revel de by the Beg, that the dKe concerning Mat Kern, the thivd man in th: has heen Iummuw about this city Omaha sinee the shooting, watehin end of the route. As soon as the officy ¢ Blair he hurried the looting the to Missouri V b two reside ynaton is felt lpm” them out of the ole that they will be s O'Brien spenks very ighly of ssistance and treatment that he’ re- 1 from the Blar oflicers. There were a few new point arned yesterday concerning the details of the shooting of Hughes. fi.\ \\oumln l tlllive and resting Union avenue hotel) where sev his friends are taking turns looking after his want Dr. l\\“lll""l who is i at- tendanee, says that he 15 quite confident ol )mllm;; his man_throwgh, and Hugh himsclf scems confident of will not consent to iny moj ('\milxg at the present. 4 was informed that the W ho did the shooting, ¢ ‘or it was lmunk Fiy mmg wen s probing or jor,™ t \\.\u lnlll\l two nl‘l"H bogun mer out into (he knocked him nlu\vn big roll. ~ The **Major” mtim Hughos insisted on having though not concerned in “the based his elaim on the ground lh.u. he had put the *“Major’ onto the fellow, and that they realized $1,000 from the robbery. by evming i h sought to show that no such 1 t is also denied i V 801 now. The: r ich it is ¢l referred to by lh(- “Major’’ as b cause of the trouble and of which Hughe: um-..mwl to “squeal,” did really oceur ftho stupid denial of the Major” cattleman or yard and there ©d robbed him of a ted that Sine mumul uf it Which wppeared in the Bee at th was riun oyer this it Thire by the. Chicago, MW e & Paul train about 2 o'clock, Wiien pi D was found to be cold and stilf, with cuts in the head indicating foul pla He went to Mars yesterday intending to sell his land, lie did so it isnot known., He was e lust night in compiny with a but sinec his body has been found of the stranger ean be d exeitenment prevails at the suspecied wurderer is 1 Iyiched: The mysterious stranger rn(mr-'ll to is thought to be the notorious ““Major,” and his confession to a friend, ‘us s H end, evidently refers to t 1t is not 1o be wondered that all l'ulu"'ud hasten to deny that any such g |||ml Those who know the “Maj he has been lln«nllu-q with at he hurt his foot , and was still suf- shooti overed, s and ir he iy bo the statement mad in the above fering from it That very e \nlh a special desire, as he said, to be i he walking a long ways that nu,rlu The pointers thus guned are worth following up. It is belicved thatif the present clues ave followed up, the mur- derver of this farmer will be convicted. It is thought that Hughes may be able to throw it on the matter, althongh not a participant divectly. "This theor, makes @ probable motive for the SMajor's” anx to get Hughes ont ..r the way and his i d It 15 Tearned that Hughes bis lifo. When the three huu-l for the flrst time Sun: cs rushed up s llwmln loeked him in a roum, 5o that he could not be vesched. When the par found him afterwards in_the oftic il to pick a quarred with i by ubus, ing ham, he made the remark to ‘one of the boarders: I hope that this w end.with anything worse than word Atter they bad gone out he was afraid even to go out and get a pail of beer, und sent w messenger, The messenger chaneed to go toa siloon where th t chanced u»t Ttis snid the out w lm sent for the bec dope it, but the bar tender interfered. This, luo will probably come out when the case is reached in court. g g Christmas prcivuls at Homer's. e Correct Abstracts of Title and Real Es- tate Loansat McMabon & Co's, No. 4 Pearl street All Lmd». of interi r dray un[f cornice des, ete., the very cheapest in tE. hlmh'l&(ua Moving for Manufactories. Council Blufls is geiting aroused on the subject of manufacturing, The meeting held in the Masonic hall Tuesday night indicetad that the business men are e thusiastieally ready to unite in some wise movement to secure more manufactur Bg here. t only was the atlendance large, but theve were present many of the representative men of the city. The dis- CUSS.0N DOW eonters me on nethods than anything else. There is a gene 1 enthusiasm in favor of getting manufac | to_how '] is &h it from | ! diffey Plished wssed - an tion for with taring Nicre, but there are nees cemptin 1 factorios tng here least this wo fo needed eity 1y hns many the coneeded advantag g yreatest railway cente i dis & oints in the w local tion has ame " objects presenting these advantages to aderation of those in this part of much which the : one of the conntry. citizens in o orm can do to to secure factories | being nse ‘uu( the organization now periceted necd not go to picces bec of having too little to do. While 1) wmization is the right d . still many 1 and mor meude, Some are jzation of a stock com ol of which shall be divid varions manufacturing l-l\lv‘r}n'm‘t. making u safe investment for the Aholder, and giving the city a monied organization which will be prepared to talk business (o any parties thinking of loeating here. Sor Wvocate the plan of this company t stock in these different manufacturing enterprises Others that the company. should _use its providing lands and XS, ving the Lerprises encour- ment and help by liber ! tetiis of 6o 1oy of stch prope tis very diflicult to are donations iptions, n times gone | 1 can be induced toinvest much than to donate. The time has passed, also, when me 1k will bring men '\llll capital o a ¢ If the citizens of o place, knowing “all about its past mul jresent, do not have enough faith in its future.to invest some of their own money in manufacturing entorprises, it is little use to try to persuade strangers to come here and invest theie money. I the citi- zens of Council Blufts will show in_some organized form a disposition to ¢ some of their me ngg mant fortes horo, this will inspire confident ontsiders quicker than any other action that can be taken. Such is_the position taken by some of the live business men here, and ther ikely to be some prac- tieal move in this direction. The meeting the other night 1a good effeet in agitating the sub 1% believed that some very beneli sults will follow. Pea Jack - Substantial \lmn acts of title and real estate loans. W., & E. L. Squire, 101 Pearl street. e ot Try John Templeton’s “Rose” eigar. SER Drs. Judd & Simith's insoles, Only_fifty cents. street, Council — Bluf wanted. a move in heve foel advocating ny, the s h at Beno Magnotie Fourth Agents N¢ Towa Young F The entertainment to be given to-mor- row night by the pupils of the Bloomer school building will be ledly inter- esting one. The following is the pro- ceitation, MISS BROOKS, c SSon “Enter “The Hour )URTH GIRAD] “Jamie and Je: Wi hing Stre ining b e envilia Monigoimery wo Girls WICKITAM, 1B ACHER, Costiiue Song Squire, lh-n ueld, 3 onetyn; Dick MISS LYON, TEACH Concert, Iteel “tairy Moonl, FIFTH AND 81 watha's Wooing, Bra rd, “Makin® an : Uoh.muy, Alice 1aess of ‘Liberty Tattie Hymn of the Repibii A P berton Mill,” port. sGrandma’s Birthda Pupils Fourth, - Fifth, Grades, directed by Miss ( Dav Moy N . 1ligh Sel - For hardwire s and house furnishing et ps of Cooper & MceGe street. - Haying put in 1 comple e now stock of clothing, turnishing goods, hats, caps, Fox & Hughes, No. 915 Main ' street, o the public to give them a trial. r 4‘x|l| nses are smull and they cun and do sell cheap. S — cc to Manufacturors. ent a warranty deed to any ble manunfacturlng company that will maints 1 factory for ten years on lots 10, 11 and 12, block 7, Fleming & Davis addition. Ao to i second respion: sible party a deed to lots 14 and { block 45 in Riddles' add ton fora h purpose, W. Roperer R Best conl and wood 1 the city at Glea- son’'s, 26 Pearl strect, —~— adies and gonts get a ticket to the nd drawing ou .l.um.uy1 with every 25 cents worth of goods pu 1 of Arthur Lefkovitz, 523 Broad The s on hand, e C. B. Jacquemin [8 27 Main atreet, take pleasure in .muuum ng to the publie that their stock of articles, or- namental, stylish and * useful ho gouds, Is complete in h and every de- partment, and cordially invite everybody 1o visit their store, lnnlwd their goods and compare pr No trouble what- ever to show gnuds At 7 per cent interest on county and city In':lgn warrants as _collateral” secu- md " RAYMOND & CAMPRELL, ver First National bank. Council Blufls, —————e Nockties, a large assortment to select from for Christmas at Beno's. ——— Breaking Inio Cars, George Blakely was arrested yesterday on a charge of breaking open a car on the Wabash track and stealing a quantity of flour, lumber, shingles, cte. Blakely lives with his brother in a litile house down on the bottom, and a search war- rant wus taken out, resulting in the lind- ing of a quantity "of stuff in the house \\'h« b answered to the description of the property tuken. The case will be heard ustice Schurz! court. ———— - Hoslery for ladies and geuts chieap at Beno's. A Live Stock Company, Articles of incorporaton have been filed for the Brown's Park Horee and Cattle company, of Council Blufts, ‘The Senator thinking of | affective move | 1 ubout | |oNo. 11 P Ror 41 Main |6 Conso [ Flire H. Mot Metealf, J. B, Pe George is 10 Crittenden son, Thomas aht I'he capital ok £50.000 and_ the company is_to handle ranches and eattl aplied by the name of 1 y. One of the raneles is named as Brown's park and js located in Uintah county, Utah. H.IT Mete alf is the president of the company l teall treasurer, OTge 3 and J. E clerson M | foreman Umbrellas for Beno's - Christings presents at The eity council of € mu»[ Blufls ap: | propriated §150 to pay the expenses of the elegates to the proposed convention of 1,000 and over, at Des Moines, citizens using a4 big row Mayor Taylor will represent | Creston, and, we helieve, expeets to b | his own expenses. [ Creston Gazette - Angostura Bitters are endorsed by b physicians and ehemists for thei- ity and wholesomeness. terfeits and ask your erocer and druggist oy S, will hold i 'S ay) evening at Masonic hall. A full attend- ted to eleet oflicers for the lh uuh-l of the N. M Cannii HUNTINGTO! Seefetary. l’lhl A sure cure fo Blind, and Qleeruted Pl 3 iams, (an ind; Wi Ili:ulw box has cur 50 years Bleeding, liching overed by n remedy), ealled D Ointment.” A single < of 2 or ng. s need suffer five Applying (s wonderful sooth ing me s and instruments do more ha Williams’ Indian Pile Ofntment absorbs the tumors, allays the at night after wets as & poultice, gives d only for Piles, 1 else! s as by Gribs les and Eruptions on 1 q the skin clear and heantiful, - Also et Sait, Khewn, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips Ol Obstinafe Ule oo by Arhziets, or maited on rec 50 cents, Pl.vnnh'nl by l\nhn] & C d 9 o RUSE LL &Co Manufacturersof all sizes of AUTOMATIC ENGINES Expecinily Dosignod for Runuing, MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomative Boilers. New Massillon T hreshers. Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. s 'TONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, Factory Massillon, 0. Branch House 510 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. ESSEX HOUSE, AND VINE ST8, CoRNER BRYANT Warm rooms and good board at reasonable rates. HOS. OEFICER. W. I M, PUSE OFFICER & PUSEY, . BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. FEstablished 1863, RICE, M. or other tumors removed vmhuul R. CANCERS o, tui e resioyit i CHRONIC DISEASES of ai xinds a speciaity. Over thisty yours' pr act 0a) expevience, Olfice Street, Coun il Bluffs, ;.‘wmnm-un-- FRES Northwestern Hotel. Newly fitted and furnished. Opp Brondvay t 0 per day. Dummy Depot. L \\(l EL TATE, L. 11, BERSHAW. Manager. J. M. SMITH| LEADING Merchant Tailor! NO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET, Council Bluffs, ONLY HOTEL In Counci Bluffs kaving Escape Andall moaern improvesents, eall bolls, fro alurm bells, ete., 18the CRESTON. HOUSE! Nos. £195, 217 and 216, Main Stroet, MAX ‘M GHN, Propriotor N. BSCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over Amerioan Express, Compunys WEHMAN & MEYER'S RIDTE. Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Rink for rout for theatricil performaices balls, parties, eie, Al kinds of refreshinents and @ FREE LUNCH @very morning. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices in Stat and Federal Courts Roows 7 end &, Suugars Block Beue. Prop. Towa all | Beware of connr | o, prepared by DroJL G B, | PILES | N - SPECIAT NOTICE, ~Spacial alvort Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale Hoarding, ete, will be fnserted in this ¢ tho low rate of TEN CENTS PER LIN first inscrtion and 1V cach subsequent in . Leave menteat our offee, Broadway. advertis oarl strect, nes WANTS, HENT A 1 22 Vine st ENT-A nicely f £ Without boand, 540 | -. with prefere [ o st roon hot one for o waz hien, oo _NOTICES, T e CENTS PRER LINE for Drick hufdinza of any kind va 1| on Little Giant trucke=the best selor movel in the world. 500 or tniling ronayway, Cotmei ) 1 Foceive prompt ttention | witl b9 pakt 1 highest marks s J. Mandel, HOGE TOR RENT No. 4 Pearl strcet. FOR SALE, FOR RENT OR EXCHANGE —For ealo or ront, on vory liberal ter et Mill, coniplete, At McMahon & Co's, A business property In Cherokee, okee county, Town, will trade for western YRl Wit &40, 9— A heatfiful home in the town of Ha Tla Jcounty, lowa, for Nebraska Iand. G Oy Innds, N 0d business property and aleo & i y i the town of Chenvo |w|||u|||m\ L., exchange for wistsrn lnds, N Towa, joining 'the nof Spirit Luke. for & short time £30 per acre, 14 to 157-Avo four inproved farme in AT, with & small in- s equitas “m e exchangod for e wild land in 13480 acres in Holt county, Neb pved, at b bargain, Wants to excl reliandise unine N vty wo story brick recidence, one “ouncil Blufls, will trade ed Kunsus or Nebraska At bargain. v, lowa, will exchunge for western linds. T Iy # fow of our spe unins. 11y t auything (o tradle or want togell writo us, 10 1rde Tor Jands. u andiso, Severnl good Stocks of £oods SWAN & WALKELR, Council Blufs, Towa. J. L. De BEYOISE, Agent. No. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The following is the time of arvival nml depurture of tral standard time, al ave transtor depos and frvive ten minutes late Broadway, Council Bluffs, ICAGO & NORTUWESTERN. Muil und Express. A HLINGTON & QUINCY Sttt and Fxy o110 o m Chicayo Water Motor Co. 54 DEARBORN STREET. pressure for Spocial Wo Power furnished from by driving all kinds of i attention given IH -I run printing i The Dest. Cheapest, wotor. mude. cular, Inu in Council Bluffs by Bod joh ot -\ "( hm “h‘ e Robe \mm-, ‘cotfee rind 4 L WILLIAMS, 16 Main wt, Councll Bluits, Towa . Oinabin SANTACLAUS SUPPLIES AT HOMER'S, No. 28, Main Street, - Council Bluffs. Chicago Lumber Co. Wholesnle aud rotall Lnmber, Lath, Bhingles Sash, Doors and Blinds, Bole sgents for the celebrated Marblehead Concentrated White CCONNELL, Mannger, MEBGEN "HOTEL, Muin 8t,, ( u\uu il Blufls, the L \ ‘I &Q:C, M & St, P, and 21 & Twiy depots, Street ear the Ev erything new and firs Dpencd Dec. 188, PHIL MER( Proprictor and Munager. P, T, MAYNE. A 8. Hazgimox P. T. Mayne & Co, Real Estate Exchange No. 103 Paad 8treot , Council Blufis, Towa. Dealers in fows, Kunsus and Nebraska Lands LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA A SPECIALTY, Real Estate bought and sold flfls D. A. BENEDICT, DEALPR 1N MANUPACTURER AND HAIR GOOD. No. 887 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ok 1 008 ind strictly fist-olass Fo Voarding houso aud-three weres of low down for cash or will W, well_improved, 640 pry e 1300 other Leantiful homes B A heantiful suburban loeation in fowa UNION TICKET OFFICE 808 Kighth PAID UP CAPITAL, $20000. 408 MAIN STREET, IMPORTERS OF Musical Merchandise We make the ev v instrument warranted, Aven Jebrated Hardman Pianos, - HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER ne iarantost. 1 louses move and K Ith Stre AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000 Mueller Music Compan INCORFPORATIED, SUCCESSORS TO J MUELLER. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA AND DEALERS IN Musical Instruments, of Every Description Toys and Fancy Goods. i the Royal Whitniey orzans, a speclalty Send for eatalogues, MUELLER MUSIC CO., Counvil B.ufls Miss It If you buy any where except at Metocal Bros. They are selling their Clothing at Cost, and guarantee prices on hats, caps’ underwear, hosiery, neckwear, silk hand- Trovnhiafe tvnnlry haoa otn . etn AAVA VARAVAN) Va WissaNg MWumvy wewes oo METCALF BROS, 344 Broadway, Council Bluffs. A. W. PATTESON & 0. Nos. 1 and 2, Masonic Temple. Council Bluffs, Iowa. The cold waather has finally put in an appearance and finds many persons not yet supplied with heavy underwear, con- have a flu assortment of Underwear. We wishto call tpecial attention to our Doubls front and back Undershirts with drawers to match, Fur and Cloth Caps, Mits and Gloves. Mufflers, Ete., Ete,, Ete. - CALJ, AND BEE US. A. W. Patterzon & Co. Mos. ¢ and 2, Muscuie Temple, ! i | i l Council Bluffs. CARPETS. Council Bluffs Carpet Co. Our gtock is now coraploto (n evory dopart ment and containg ali the lutestsiylos und efects sequently we wish to gently hint that we | 3 1RPETS, CURTAINS, SIIADES UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ®IC, BTG ~THE= Largest Stock ~AND~- Lowest Prices. IVE CARPK 10Wa, TIE ONLY RECLUS HOUEB IN WS’ ’ SAMPLES furnie. s own parties. FINE UPHOLSTERY WORE TO QRDAB son spplication te © d03 Liroadwu ltm,:".ell $ufls Carpet Company