Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1886, Page 6

THE 'I)AI‘I,Y COUNCIL BLUFFS. MONDAY MORNING, JULY. 10 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivercd by carmier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week: THNOR o v TELEPHONES: Resingss OFrce, No. 4 Nicir Eniron No. 23, n.w. Manager. MINOR TION. pw York Pl Sammer clothing, cheap, Material for bathing euit Bros The eity council meets to-morrow even ing. Faney flanncls Harkness Bro: Go to the lake after gotting a bathing #nit at Harkness Bros Apron Rubber Comipany’s Cooper & Mel A new tea and coffec at No. 404 Broadway Another fast freight train was sent over the Rock Island yesterday. O Leonard arrested John Fitz patrick for being ugly drunk Max Mohn has had « sidewalk of Port- Jand nent luid in front of the Creston house Fifteen cars of Oregon horses went out over the Rock Islana yesterday for Indiana, The Star m some fine flo piice a fine Missouri arly closing feve as well as Saturdays. fire lads put up a wash house of their own on the Manhattan shore of the celebrated Manawa part of Cut-oft' lake. er Hendricks found A. G. Nixon 2 off a drunk in his wagon, which was standing on the streets. He finished his nap in the station T'he first houses in this eity to be d rated with papier muache are Ige Reed and J. 1 Kimball Miller is doing the work. W. C. Bradock who owns the “Hattic ' the largest row hoat on Lake wa is building another row boat twenty-cight feet long. neral Agent Burns, ot the Union cilie, is In\\uu: his uptown oflice fitted up. Itis at No. 506 First nue, and when completed will be a ccomoda- tion to the merchants of this eity. ‘The new Union c bridge is to be completed by the tof May next. Itis predicted that if weather is favorable, the public will be surprised by bridge finished two mon! the m-lw(lnln- time. Every day a new road is opened to Manawa lake which 1s declared to le the distanc mile ortwo. If these road makers don't quit they will have the 80 near thut a fellow will get way by it before he starts. L. A, Morgan and T. W. Prescott were ted Satorday for disturbing the ]i e, they having fallen out over some ittle matter and tried to settle it by blows. Morgan was discharged and Prescott was fined. To-morrow at the driving park the Red Oak club_will cross bats with the Mucller Music company club _for the third time this season. ‘Lhe game will be one of much interest as both clubs have ‘won a game each. Bennett and Jefiries, arrested for get- ting a man named Dickey drunk and rob- bing lnm of his money while taking him around the city in a nhack, were dis- charged by J ce Schurz urday, Dickey not app ng to proscente. A. C. Brakebush & Co., a new firm, are opening yards in Council Blufls for the sale of coke and coal. The tirm is local ng on grounds near Van Brunt, Thomp- son & Co.’s freight hous Ten companies of soldiers, a full ment, the Seventecnth regulars, from Bear Lake, Dak., passed through here yester bound for Fort D. A. Russe "hree of the companies reached h rail, the seven other companies coming down the river in boats. ent in which revival services The hif( t are to be held has arrived, and now comes the query, who can fill' it? ¥ is talk of getting Sam Jones, 1f ho is s cured then another and a larger tent \nll be need He would araw people for many miles around. Hans Christofson has returned from Rock Island, where he went for J. L. Burg, who passed a forged check on him for ix» 50 recently. He caught his man, but he had worked the forged check busi- ness in Rock Island some weeks before, and they gave him a resting place in the Jail there until the next term of court, after which he will be brought here and tried for the last offense. The Nonpareil, which howls so n about encou L,Ing home enterprises, is starting o war against the popular resort at Manawa 1 She says that there is danger of getting malaria by bathing ther With the old wdy's unfm-hluh circulation, and her previous habits in regard to cleanliness, it might be danger- ous for her to take a bath there, or any: where. She ought to let the young folks ¥o on with their fun, though. It don't hurt her. The late dummy train at mght is get- ting to be almost ¢ tion jury. It is suppo: at11:10 p. ‘m,, but wl switching to be done the the rignt of way, and the dummy train with ‘the passengers wait, .Alluxln)) pight the dummy train did not reach Council Bluffs until after 12 o'clock, and this is said to be u common occurrence, When the new bridge is done with its double track, there will be an end to these duln_w and uncertainties, it is hoped. t the regular meu\inw of Abe Lincoln Eu A Saturday evening, Rev. MeUreary, pastor of the Broadway Methodist church, un rade, made an interesting address. tencd to closely and war mI) applauded. He related in a vivid mannér some of the experiences of the war, and revived the memory of events of the past. TLe thanks of the post were given him for his able effort to entertain and enthuse, This serics of Saturday night addresses isa ver luxmmt feature of the meetings, IFI . MeCreary's address takes rank as one uf the best, One of the city papers says travel on the street cars is improving.~ 1f the fact gould be recorded that the streer cars themselves were 1mproved it would be more gratifying. Such rickety, leaky old boxes us are being drawn by consump- tive rats over a streak of rust about once an hour or so ought to be replaced with lflwtlun@ more than a promise of better ounul Biufls people have been atient. With a growing city and eclining street car service there 1s a nuk ol harmony. If the compan vlll put on decent curs, extend the trac d run @ street car line, instead of a down ’bus line, they will find " that Council Blufls will patronize it Lib- ~ erally. o SR ‘ Yhe Union Pacific Investigation. Attoraey Poppleton, of the Union Pa- bas completed his brief in the ‘matter of the recent investl- tion held here l)'low 's railway com- ioners. ‘The cifizons' attorneys, Supp _v. will not probably have their (y vefore the first of next mouth. dfilkon by the commissioners ean expocted except for winter imbing company t Reiter's Harkness for bathing suits, at hose at house is to open kot has decorated with . which gives the W Valley a BEE. | THIEVES | | and AND THEIR TRICKS. The Broadway Depot of the Union Pacific Loses Its Till and Its Cash. | APOOR JOB OF SAFE CRACKING. Death of Young Pickering—A Coal Man Short In His Cash—-The New Fire Alarm—A Narrow Escape. Itobbing the Union Pacific, Yesterday noon the Broadway aepot of the Union Pacitic railroad was gone through by thieves, The agent was at dinner, and the waiting room was left open for the accommodation of the pub- lie. During his absence someone forced up the window between the waiting Foom the offic and erawling through there, got the till and its contents, amounting to over $100, 1 large portion of which was in silver. The theft was not discovered until the return of the agent he police then went to work on the case d they took in charge on sus picion a fellow named Ch Good,who was sitting in the depot waiting to take the tram for Omaha. Good denied know- ing anything about the aflair, and said that when ame to the depot there were four other persons waiting there, and the window n} the oflice was open He was taken to the police station and searchied, but only $1.25 found upon him. Good had a rather unsavory record he and hence the suspicions of the police were directed to him, ana they concluded to hold him for turthe gation. He is 1 white man, but was some time ago arrested here for insisting on visiting the d of a husky, dusky woman, e prom- the ‘city at that time, p. This tima he went right back to his colored love, and s that he lost a |m(lu~|bnul\ there contaming about o number of notes, amonn #800. He thinks it very sy his money and then be ing somebody else’s v he ul for ste ane business, running a street stand with rings to_be’ thrown. lise one pair of socks ght shirts, no day shirt, two do; collars and about three dozen pairs of cufis, s being so short on shirts and 50 long on collars and cufts looks queer, and another strange point about his hag’ his collars and cuffs are ed with so many different names as muke one hel © the s of a linen photograph album in- ad of being cuffs, The names of W. Ford, Goldwin and various other ames appear on the linen. t he isin the laundry busi- collars and coffs a spe- rest of his toilet is rather to The - The famous Racine and lap streak lhwup!mn for sale by Forrest Smith, No. 130 Main strect - Highest prices pa ity and school bond Co., No, 103 Pearl stre | l'urmlmn' town, Odell Bros, & t, Council Biufls, -~ rom the Beach. erin Lake Manawa has gone down some three feet 1n the past week. Booths of every deseription are being erected on the beach, and it is slowly beginning to look like the eastern resorts minus their large hotels. Geo. W. Thompson has returned from Chicago, whero he purchased seven row Loats and a sail boat, which ar on the lake as soon as they row boats are coming bye Cory is also interested in Lh» box Mr. Thompson. With the fane that are daily wgay appe Yesterday mmmnz the crowd began to on the beach, both by the drive ats as carly as 10 0’clocks one party of uhunl twelve having reached there be- fore 6 o’clock. The erowd was continual until 11 o’clock last night and the beach, as viewed from the north side of tl lake yesterd; wis - continual blacl mass, Life-lines should be run out from the beach for those not knowing how to swim, to hang onto, and some kind of notice erec > the drop-of people won' off over thei without knowing colored bathing suits ving the beach now has nplm M per doz., at Cabinet plfmofix vay. for 60 days only. Shenaden’s, 317 Only $2.50 per doz. tor first class cabinet photos at Schmidt's, 220 Main, L ‘racking the Safo, It was discovored yesterday morning that during the previous night thieves lad entered Sullivan & Fitzgerald’s gro- cery storo on Broadway. Thoy had gained an entrance through the transom over the rear door, and were evidently too much bent on cracking the safe to pay any attention to carrying off sugar and soap. They had broken the handle off the safe, and knocked off the dial of the combination lock, this apparently being done with a sledge hammer instead of powder. An eight-pound sledge and two earpenter’s chisels were found lying upon the floor of the store. The fel ?u\\ S had apparently been frightened off before they succeeded in getting into the safe and had not stoppea to pick up their tools. These tools were identified as being @ part of those stolen from Schultz & Hill's wagon shop ubout a week ago. Sullivan & Fitzgerald's store was burglarized a fow months ngo, and at that time the thieves used stolen tools, & brace and bit ha heen stolen from Judge Aylesworth’s pose. At that time the nabbed, but he escaped ul‘Lcl bru:mmg from the city jail, - Go to the New York pany for gavden hose. they sell. Opera houge bloc lnmlnn" com- rant ail — The Quick Meal gasoline stove con- tinues to grow in favor, and it is with difficulty that we have been able to sup- ply the demand for them 50 far th son. Try ono. Coor R The Norn netitute, The normal institute now in session at the Bloomer building is proving very sue- cossful and interesting. There arc in at- tendance nearly two hundred and fifty teachers, und those who expectto teach. Professor J. R. Kirk, of Bethany, Mo, is the conductor. He has also charge of the history classes. Professor N ugh- ton, superintendent of the Council Blufis schools, has charge of the gramwar classes. Professor W. C. Davis, of Avoca, is serving as instructor in arith- Professor Lowry, of Oukland arge of the geography cla: ato has oharge of the primary and the institite & whole is munngml by County ?upcr!nu-uduut 'lhn sessions will continue until the th. The examinations will be on Thursday and Friday of that week. ‘Phe public gencrally is invited, and at any of the sessions, or upon any of THE them. The teachers are getting much practical hvl|v Trom this gathering, and the corps of instructors is certaiuly an excellent one S Tacific house recently renovated. Cool rooms; money saved; comforts gained. flanddii Ny Stenographer and typewriter son, with M. I'. Rohrer, over C. B tional bank, 0. Mun Ni Figuring on Fire Alarms. The council committee held a private mecting Saturday evening to consider the fire alarm propositions now betore the council. The contest know, is between the Richmond d the Gamewell systems, Mre Chaudlc rep: resenting the Gamewell system, and Mr McCullov the representative of the Richmond, were before the committee, to give such information asthe aldermen desired! claims to merit, > 0 was e abled (o itself gr The Game old system which plants itself largely o its record, but the Richmond has' warm supporters lhere among those who have examined the matter. The Richmond claims to for nish not only a perfectly reliabie fire alarm, but also a police alarm, the city getting both for what it would cost for he advantage of v police calls as well ssented by the Richmond t features. ‘The com- the mect- )w night. pending most having a sys as five calls is pre as onoe of its gr mittec is to n ing of the council to-mor - All the comfort of high priced hotels at the Paeifi and w saving of 50¢ to $1 a day. - Fine pasture, plnnn— of water and good attention for 800 head of stock about five i nd Main street. Sixth at pasture on The Sad End Comes. I Pickering, who met with an y night, died at the Pa- urday evening. It w scen from the first what the result m be. so that his passing away was no sur” prise to the sorrowing friends who werc mn attendance at his bedside. The sad- ness of the event was no less, however, and tho tenderest sympathy is felt for those upon whom the blow comes with such terrible (mrv The remains were placed in an clegant casket, and yester- day morning were taken to his home Boone for buri They were to be met on arrival by a delegation of his school mates and the mvm\u-r- f high school. th young and was one of the Kindest and most obedient of bo; Mis father, Phil Pickeri is one of-tie oldest engineers on the Chicago & Northwestern railway, and widely known in rail rel George aceident Thursd citic house S Try it. Best Cream Soda in the cit per glass at Palmer’s, No. 12 Main st. e Fruits, Confectionery and Cigars, in the market always' mn stock. Witherell, 224 Broadway it e Wanted in Kansas City. Some three weeks ago flw police re- ceived word that W. H. Loz it wus thought Kol i The search res best Frank hiding in Ited in lo- C: Garner township, where he had Ins wife and child with him. Chief Matthews and Officer O'Brien went out there Saturday and, finding him, brought him in to the county jul to await the ar- rival of the ofticers from Kansas City. Phe charge is made against him that is guilty of forgery and of otloming some tickets while he n the enplo of the Topeka, Atchison & Santa Fe F way. Special Agent Higgins, of that company, arrived here yesterday morn- ing to take the young man hack, but he found that the young man had already bogun_procecdings to get released on a writ of habeas corpus. The petition was tiled soon after the arrest of Lozier, and is to come up before Judge Aylesworth this morning. s of titles and real B L Squires, 19 ———— Finest Candics at \Vilhcrull's, Broadway. 224 sl A Coal Man Short. A. C. Andrews, who has been the man- ager of the Tipton Coal company’s busi- ss in this city, is said to be in trouble He left here last week, and has not been heard from since. He was seen by some acquaintance at Shenandoah, aftér leav- ing here, but this is as far as he can be aced. His wife and two children arc 11 here, their home being on ourth street. llu, company has taken charge No. 808 Main street, and it an_examination of the books thus indicates that Andrews has run behind in his accounts about $2,000. He has been here about two and statements now flying about con: cerning his transactions here are a sur- prise to many. It is said that there is a woman in the c’\:o accommodations acific House. Give need Perfect satisfac (my at %2 00 a day at the P it a trial and be con Always buy your monts at Star Market, No. #01 Broadway, and get the best. Sat stion guaranteed L Narrow Escape From Drowning. Yesterday morning M. F. Hudson and a genteman friend came near being drowned in Lake Manawa off Manhattan beach. They were in bathing and after shoving a row boat out into the lnke at- tempted to swim after it when Hudson became exhausted; his friend tried to rescue him and in the attempt alse b exhausted and cried for help, Wi hickantanz who was standing on ch went to the rescue without tak- ing oft any ot his clothes and succeeded in holding them up but not until they had all gone under water, A row budl took them to shore. e S Y See that your books are made by More- house & Co., l(uum 1, E erett block. J.d. Sh-l\cr m’)l pper Broadway, will not be undersold. General store. - —— Personal Paragraphs, R. M. Wilbur is in the city. John B, Beall Sundayed in the city. H. Friedman has gone to Chicago. George Metealf is at Colfax Springs. E. O. Drake Sundayed at home with Lis famly. Miss Neally Stevens yes to Chieago Captain W. R. McCullough spent Sun- day at home. John Dolan, of Avoca, was in the ity on Saturday. Shawran, of Denison, was in the Saturday . 8. Swanson is visiting in Creston for & couple of wecks. Theo Lund has gone to Colfax Springs for drinks and baths. Mayor Cole and wife, of Pacific Junc- tion, were in the eity Saturday. Will Officer has peturned from Lafayette college in eastern Pennsylyania. “Miss Anna Felt, of Sioux Cit city, the guest of Mrs. C. L. Fe Judge N. M. .Hubbard, erday returned 15 in tha of Cedar the cfasses, will tind wuch to interest | Rapids, was at the Ogden Saturday. OMAHA DAILY BEE: o 8. Wedgewotl and wife of Lin- are at the Ogden house George Reider spent Sunday in off the roagl and gocs out to call on his trade to-di Miss Mamie Nutt of Boston who has been visiting friendsin the city has gone to Chicago Mrs, Moses S Prichard, of Janesville Wik, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam nel C. Clark Miss Lizzie Cooley Dr. Cooley, has I pleasure trip Prof. Wadadell, son.in-law of Horace Everett yesterday went to Columbus, O over the Rock Tsland Joseph Re r, the tailor, left last eve ning for Chicago and New York to pur chase his fall stock of cloths W. B.Judd has found a bathing suit tjust his size,” and “floats me Wkie™ on Lake Manawa when in oft the v 8 Mr. and Mrs. D, . Bloomer have started on a western trip for pleasure and alth, intending to visit southern Col- o danghter of Rev to California on & William Kintz has spent the past four days in off the road at Manawa Lake, and out fresh and elean to visit his trade day rge W, Thompson returned from yesterday wiih hiswife and sister, Florence, who is to remain here on BBMrs. Samuel Haas and her danghter, vy leave today for the west to meet My, Haas. They” will then make quite an extended trip, Ed Miller, of Aultman, Miller & Co., Akron, 0., is in the city in company with cousin, the son ohn Miller, of the >l Plow com sason, who travels in Towa eweg & Schoentgen, swelled crowd on Muanhattan beach during short sojourn in offthe road. 3. Brock, who trayels for Peregoy & is tn little recreation on ahattan, beaclh with his side partner, Alex Malmrose, the “‘road agent’” of Met calf Bros. A. Clark, the local engineer of the Union Pacifiv, is at home on a brief visit. He is in clmrgu of some important work in the west, which keeps him most of the time away from here iss Kate Edinger has returned from her visit to her ofd howe i Lllinois, and will remain here with her Rufl, until fall when she exj east to further her musical cultu for the s oo g ree sey Teeth! Teeth! Teeth! In fact, teeth for everybody, cheap. rom this time on 1 will n sets of artificial teeth for the small sum of 5 each set. In fact, T will not ]pmmi( any man to come into this city and maxe sefs of artificial teeth any chéaper than 1 have removed my oflice to South ain street, No. 133, Please call and see the teeth that 1 will make you at§) a set. I will guarantee just as good a fit as the £16 s Ilive in this city and proposc 1o § of my life. With respect to all humanity, 1 am ever the same, Yours truly, Dn. F. C. € P.S. Other papers ean copy tice if they feel inclined to do so. this no- A Famous Spiritualist. London Daily ws: Mr. Home, when r: m him, t the zenith of his . d married into one of the wlu st familics in Ryssia, was a fa- vorite of the Tuil and courted by the the most brillianf_society of every capital perhaps in Lurope.” He had raised tables to ceilings 'without touch- ing them, sent sofas dancing around rooms, made hands ' which \\olnno\ ap- parently attached to boc anos, and evoked the g«s of (he de: palaces of Naples, Rome' and and then scared the empL or press of the French with Iy cstations at the Tulleri Mhe crown prince of Prussin and neral Moltke were dresent at some os the latter, but the shrewd old warrior was tisti with all that took place when he wa and smd he ought to have mort upon, when” the empress to persuade him into accepting ome’s cloims, if the spirits Lt rather than darkness. The insisted on adopting the medium’s sister and placed her in 2 con- vent school. Mr. Home told me that his mother wus an ¢ Scoteh woman, and had, before he S which she saw him sex sovercigns as those who paid court to A\|lul(un at Erfurth. He' said he had mlwrnul her gift, which, he s showed itself when hew remarkable W in Scotland, yed itself in o greater degree on in which she saw him able wath an_emperor and empress, g grand duke and grand duchess, and_two angels, whom shc thonght must i .s_)ml)u ized s future wives, 1, he also said, the necmnl sight, which he i Be this it may, he mitted to associate with the emperor and empress of the French, King Louis 1. ;xml King Maxmilian of Bavi Duchess of Humilton, the luup.r und Queen of Wurtemburg, the Duke of 1, ete. M. Sardou belieyed in him, m\d T think Professor Crooks went to the troubie of studying the phenomena he produced, and thought they were not the eftect of jugglery. Home had a tall, 1 fair and fre ed face be ase made it the color of yellow X, keen blue eyes, which, however, looked sometine 4 nose, and curly aub with a Scotch ac though forwar Y :d poet ulnknw effect, Empress many manners, ble, and he it brings glad ; its curative :»flmlx are wonder- e~ weler, has removed to iger off SPECIAL NOTICES. No"ncm Kirkland, the | 323 Broady oments, puch as Lost, Found, To Rent, Wants, Hourding, bo Insertod o this Golumn at the low CENTS PER LINK for the fivst tnser © Cents Per Line for cuch subsequent . Leavo advertiyeinents ut our office Poal street, noar Broadway, Council TOR S wrn and sheds First uvenue and ‘lh St TAN ‘ ' “House. —An asgistant cdok at the Ogden .0 quantitics to suit, onrl 8t roet SWAN BROS, Dealers in Mileh Cows, At Our Stock Yards No 502 and 506 E. Broadway,Council Bffs MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS l Wigs Made to Order. 837 Broudway, Council Blufls, WHOLESALE AND JOBBING | |SAY! WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES FmoUSRS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS AGRI l l ™I H II. DE INPLEMENTS, . WELLS & CO,, Wholesala Agricultural Implements, Buggiss, Carriages, Ete |, Eto. Council Bluffs, Towa. i KEYSTON MANUFACTURING CO. Make the Originnl and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SH 8RS AND LERD CUTTERS, Noe., 1701, 153, South Main Strest, ‘Connell Biufts, Tow s DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an 1 Jobbers of Agrlcnltural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, Carriages, and all kinds of Farm Machin 1100 to 1138 South Main Street, Council Blu Towa, AXE MANDLES, T, H.DOUGEAS, Gro. I, V.Pres&Man. S Waiant, &Counsol. porated) wflnurmmunm Axle. lodire and Small FIRST CLASS N EVERY RESPECT HIRAM W. DAVIS & CO. istablished in 1877, CINCINNATI, OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTV DIFFERENT STYLES. 20,000 VEHICLES ANNUALLY. Send for catalonges, prices, freight rates and testimonials, =xr. P ATIT.SWORTET, wei e HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER COUNCIL BLUF ; 0., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Ol Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goods, Etc. 'No. 405 Iironduway Council Blufs, 0w RS, TOBACCO, ETC, 30Y & MOORE, ~Wholesale Jobbers in the— Pinest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nog. 28Main and 27 Penrl Sts, Council Bluffs, own. COMMISSION, SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesalo Prait and Produce Comunission Merchaats. No. 14 Pear st., Council Blufrs. DRUGGISTS. IIUH E, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Kte. No. 22 Main St, and 1'St., Council Blufrs ti P. Druggists, & o, AT 3 DRY GOOI M. E. SMITH & €O, Inporters and Jabhers of Dry Goyls, Notiong, Ete. Nos. 112 and 114 Main St., Nog. 113 and 115 Pearl $t., Council BluiTs, Towa. _FRUIT Wholesale Califonla Frmb a Specialty Comm 512 il gt WIRT & DUQUK Wholesalo Frults, Confectionery & Fancy Grocarias. Nos. 10 and 18 Pearl St., Council Bluffa, General Broandway, T, L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Grocerles. Alko Wholesale Liguor Dealers. No. 410 Broad- . way, Council Bluffs n:um SS, ETC. CKMAN & OC Manufacturers of and Wholcsala Dealers In Leather, Harnes;, Saddlery, Ete. No. 825 Main M l'(lALb’]lm)’l‘lllll{. Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 342 aud 344 Broadway, Council Blufts. VY HA RDW. ARE. KEELINE & FE LT, Wholesale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwara, And Wood Stock, Council Blufts, lowa. Goo HIDES AND WOOL. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Pelts, Grease and Furs Council Blufs Tow: COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO., —Wholesale Doalers in— Illuminating & Lubricatiag Oils Gaslinmy E’I‘O BT rent, Council Bl Only s, Towa, Jf. I'lLl.\’u, Y A, OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumbar, Piliag, And Hiridge Mater! iolosalo Luwm: ber of all Kind No. 13 Main St Council Blutfs. Iowa. WINE JOJIN LINDER, Wholesilo lmpurled and Domestlc Wines & Liquors. Agent for St vi's fHorb Dittors. No.13 AND LIOI'UIN Council Bluffs, To close the summer stock Frame buildings moved on Lit $08 Bighth Avenue and Ei 1.05 to $12 per acre. School & 5 per cent interest. Lanstrap, No. ball and n P. exantcine ey P(eu.t- f{u,r,\ a/ Wors.. teds, éamtcd— ‘Su,vtuflyz‘)k ) E’ \}. 5 , A s»yéoa,L Rioadcloth % the bleapert €ine of N\une MMM\ .9::':(.!'& etwet Lme-n- o this bity. ARGAINS! to the 'ow- est possible point, HARKNESS BROS Are offering bargains now every day. | d Corses for 50c worth 75 | Parasuls for 7o and Upwards Embroideries and Pafterns, very |* Cheap. few of those Summer Silks Left Lace Flouncings in Spanish and Chintilly Laces. WHITE Poreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Council Blufs. has BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journals, County and Bank Work of 2 11 Kinds aSpec- ialty. Prompt Attentiqn lp Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & 0. Room |, Everstt Block, Standard Papers Used. A1l styles of bind- ing n Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. R EFRIGERATORS | AT COST. W. 8. HOMER & Co., 23 Main 8t., Council Blafls, No. (t N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over American Express Cowpany. 1 ba which Cancers Chronic Diseases ot allinds a speciulty, Over thirty years’ practic per than you ever saw them. Fine asgortment for graluation dresses. Samples sent when requestoed, CARPETS. Choiee patterns, lowest prices. goold quality awd §pecial discounts to churches, socie- ties and elergymen, Harkness Bros., 401 Bwadway. Gnuncil Bluffs, R, RICE M D‘. Or other Tumors 1oy B vl Of biood, i oxpericnce, W1 Poari 1., Council Bluts Copsultation froe TIMOTHY SEED, 7o & quantity of sou ) olfer ut Feasonable douice Secd of Lie Land buyers fave 0o Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, lowa. , wall cloaned seed | Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfuction guavanteeds tle Giamt tracks, best in the world. - LANDS, CHEAP as, Kansas and Arvkansas, ranging nd state lands in Minnesota on 30 years Information, ete., given by g A\ Poais, 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Creston House, Fiae only hotel in Couneil Biutfs having Fire Hscape And il n nprovements, 815 fuin st. MAX MOHN, Prop. Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dunnny Depot. 0o d und “pojuasaiday SP DOIBLITA 001§ [I§ tantly on hand promdtly 1 ¥ contract on short stock sold . Proprietora. LI STABLES, corner JACOB SIMMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFFS | Practices in the ¢ and Federal courts Rooms 7 nd 8, Shugavt Block. 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