Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS.| WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 22 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. by eArrier in any part of the city At 1 Conts per week « Manager. Delivered IELEPHONE! Nosixees Orvice, No. 43, Nisnt Eviton No. 2 MINOR N TION, New York Plumbing Co. New fall zoods ut Reiter’s RBRichimond furnaces, Cooper & MeGee, The very best cabincts at §3 o dozen at Gorham's Wall McEFadden, an old settler of this city and state, died yesterday One dozen cabinets and a large Schmidt's gallery . Filbert is to remove into Mynster building about October 1 In another column see the proclamation concerning the election The statement of the Nonparell that the pavilion is folded up and nicely laid away was a little premature, Thon Mulyibill, the bill poste covering the bill boards with lithogr advertisements of Ayers' Sarsaps ete, Mrs. Thomas A, Clark gives a reception this evening at her home on Harrison street in honor of Miss 8. E. Rehse, of Nebraska City Harmony Chapter, Order of the East ern Star, which gave such un enjoyable party last yeal making arrangements j{ nother ball on the 29th inst. ral Sherman made a good point in his speech at Rock Island last He said: *“The men who fought us during the war are still paroled pri oners. Some of them seem to forget it J L\m-ln is to open the fall cam h at Griswold this cve he is to speak at Friday at Neol From that ppointments for cvery panel the mayor's coming ning. Stuart, time_on he evening until el Yesterduy, Eiser cehange a gold pie and a half doil coined by Clark, Gru ber & Co., of Ny As it is not a United States coin it passes at a discount here, but in some places it brings a_pre- minm. It is in no sense n counterfe 8. J. Dononne was yesterday up before Justice Schurz for whipping, thumping, pounding and kicking a young ,L,m Kate Murphy, about seventeen age. The Murphys did not appéar y|~ terday afternoon,” so Donohue spent last might'in the county jail and will to-day be trica for the above United States court is to convene on the 27th. The most important come before 1t will be of ( Seny vs. the Wabash railroad. George R. Seny repres large amount of bonds of the road and has applicd for the appointment of a re- ceiver. The amount involved is over a million dollars, All over the state the press applaud Mrs. Haddock, of Sioux City, for declin- ing to receive the fund raised for her by the Sioux City Tribune, She does not desire to be beholden for financiul aid to those who instigated the murder of her husband, or to the paper who defends his murderers for political reasons Political influences that lead to the de- fending of assassius must indeed be de- grading. E. Adams, of the firm of E. E. Adnms A\’L’wn was delightfull i Iast evening, the oceusion tenth anniversary of his o ‘While attending the lodge of Mod- ern Woodmen, of which he is a member, about 'thir ty of the “‘brothers™ end their wives dropped in and proceeded to congratulate him and an enjoyable time was B n & Co. wu-x\ml in lue of two e Hard and soft coal, wood, lime, coment, ete. Council Blufls Fuel' Co. No. 530 Broaday. Telephone No. 186, -~ The Richmond combines the four es- sentials “of & good furnace, simplici eapacity, durability and cconomy. them at Cooper & McGee's, — First class regulardinner o'clock. Fhanix chop house, - Young Burglars. Mrs. F. Smith, who resides un Benton street, has had a cloc er wateh, gold chain, jar of butter, cte., stolen from Ler home. It seems that a few days ago two boys, as it is ulleged, about eighteen years of lfi one the son of a well-known railway icial in this city, the other an offspring of a respected tonsorial artist, broke into the home of Mrs. Smith in her absence and threatened a young man who caught them in the act wxlh immediate nlu aith should he “peach” on them. Smith a8 trying to settle with th before she has them arre —~— cents.12to2 5 Blway. il estate lomw Squire. 101 Pearl stroet, Cy uuu(' Iiluils Sece that \mn l)unks are bouse & Co., room 1, -~ Perfectly satisfactory accommodati; at $2.00 a 4|A[) at the Pacific house. Giv it a trial and be convinced. inde by More- tt block. —~ The registration boards met this morn- ing for the purpose of preparing the lists to be posted before election, When about to commence operations they found the books were wrong and will have to lm reprinted. No blanks, for the lists to be posted up, had been provided.--Globe. ‘The BEE man went up to see Deputy County Clerk Shea about it, as Shea is a member of the board of registration in the Fourth ward. Mr. Shea says the Globe was just trying to alarm the repub- Jicans by inducing them to belie 'llml ghey could not vote. He was h work l||lmwup the blanks, and muhp) re all right. Flotric door bells, burglar nh\rmu and every form of dowmestic clectrical appli- ances at the New \urk Plumbing Co. Paoifio house recently renovated. Cool rooms; munvyu\'ml © mlurh gained, - —— - Hats regardless of cost. Closing ont hatstock of ¥ Stubbs, comprising Knox's, Stetson’s and other fine brands. E. B. Williams, Nu 506 Broadw. DIED. At his residence in Silver Creck fownship, this county, on Monday, Sep- tember 20, at 1:80 p. 1., Mr. H. Stroh. behn, aged 71 yeurs. | from his Jate residence, Thursday, September 23, #t 10 o’clock a. m, Mr. Btrobbehn was born In Holstein, (Iolmxul_v‘ in 1815, He settled near Coun- lufls about thirteen years ago. e ves two sons, oune being a member of firm of Strohbehn, Beckman & Co., this m.{' and the other engaged in 'ming. Also two daughters, Mrs. H racht. of this city, nud Mrs. Guthar. iends aud relat. are invited to attend without further noti. e el Blghcu prices pmid for county, town ty and school bonds. Odell Bros. & No. 108 Pearl street, Council Blutfs, —— I you want & good furnace and one will be as durable as your houso, get “Richmond" at Cooper & MoGee's, 'THE OLD CONFIDENCE GAME. | | Jacob Howorth, Proprietor of the Colozado House, S8windled, THE OLD SETTLERS' REUNION A Wife Boater Arrested-—-Young Burgiars--Union Pacific Extension Wa ted---Bluffs News in Gener Oonfldence Game, Jacob Howorth, proprictor of the Col Broadway, was confidence game to the extentof £30. Some two we ags, a stranger who registered his name as F. Kohel, stopoed there. He did not seem to have agreat deal of money, and explained it by saying that he had just arrived from San Francisco, that he had pure vavh through to New York city, whither he was going, but that on the road he had been robbed of his tickets and most of his mone He said he would tel ds east for money, V. L that he had dono so, impatiently for an an- v said he'must telegraph again, and ask them whether they had sent it, and how. He showed an answer stating that the money had been for- warded by mail, by check on the Mer- chants’ National bank of Omaha, with whom they did business. In a day or two the letter arrived, and he showed a check, No. 0614, dated September 9, pay- able to Ferdinand Kohel, on the above mnamed bank, signed John 8. Allison, treasurer. The man wanted Howorth to cash the check for him, as it was after banking hours, and he would like to settle his board aad lea s soon as possible. Howorth took the check and showed it to his friend Peter- son. ‘They concluded it was good, buu thought Howorth had better take it to n bank. They took it to Oflicer & Pusey's bank, but were informed that they could not eash it, ax the funds were locked up, but the bookkeeper said he would receive it for collection and gave him a receipt for the check, the receipt stuting that it was for collection. Howorth went back to the hotel and advanced the stranger the money. The rest of the story can be told in few words. The nger left town, and the check turned un- paid, the bank never having heard ot “John 8. Allison, ’ Mrv. Howorth now wants Officer & to puy him the money he advanced, as he elaims he would not have advanced it if they had not received the clwcL tor collection, It isin vain thatthe, to him that they are in no way the payment of checks or drafts taken by flmm for collection, and lh t he \\uull: orado house made the viet by which he i str 'ul\ |.wul the money ¢ dorsement of the cl has secured the who st in banki ¢ 8¢ s of an « W of giving him information law advises him to commence - rden produce at Parksj& Son's to- el Hats regardless of cost. Closing out hat stock of F. E. Stbbs, comprisi Knox's, Stetson's and other i E. B. Williams, No. 506 Broadway. ] Opera_house barber shop and sverything first class, E. M. Ma AR ST e The Old Settlers. The old settlers had a most glorious day for the reunion at Macedonia S- te About 150 went from Council Blufls on a special train, accompanied by the Macedonia band, which came up here to act as escort. They reached Mace- in about 11 o’clock and were met by conveyances to earry the ladies. A pro- cession was formed and to the inspiring strains of the band the young old folks m,ui out to the grove, “lu-u- nmy y_Hon. B, F. happy qnvuh, i good nature. Hon, 'W. H. y, of this city, was then introduced, though an introduction hardly necessa He told the rly trials and struggle pioneer women, who edthe husbands, t and civilized the brothers spoke of the triumphs the struggle and smd well won nd Riley Briggs, of Mr. Pusey, and he in turn was followed by Spencer Smith, ot this city. The speaker noticed some of the changes that are visible since Pottawattamie count was carved out just thirty-eight y ago. About this time dinner was announced and everybody invited to join. The inner man was bountifully supplicd, and the gue: loud in their praises of the hospitality of their hosts. The rest of the afternoon was filled with short speeches , hand-shaking, reminis- cency l g A permanent or- ganization and selecting officers for the next year. Thore woere nearly 2,000 peo- Fhl on the grounds during the The ‘ouncil Blufls delegation returned in the evening by their special train, tived, but happy. ————— 12 Cabinet Photographs #3. the finest, Sherraden, 817 B all aided and rht the sons He owned wer worn, “followed Quality roadway. - All the comforts of high-priced hotels AL Ela Bl hahssanas a saving of H0c to §1 a day. 'l‘x) it —-— Another U. P, Extension Wanted. A small amount of money and a httle lubor invested at present may save in the future a large outlay to the Union Pacific railway. For u long time the passenger platform facilities at the Broadway depot have been such that there 1s great danger in loading and unloading passengers from the cars. In fact, the platform has been in its present condition' almost ever since there has been a Broadway depot, but until recently no such accidents have oceurred. A number nrl ties, in their ru Zerness to g they see heing shoved away Ay platform, lm\\. been thrown to the floor, and if one life is taken by the Union Pacific in this way, it cost the road enough to build several su one needed here to loss liable. What is wanted and what should be done, without any more red tape or figuring, is an exténsion of the platform 50 that when the tr: ve the engine cun run around the cars without having 1o “'kick’ them buck as now, which is st the laws of the state. he local ofticials of the that the above 18 what is still it remains undone. e LM Fresh oysters in every Phanix Chiop House, No. h additions us the make aceidents road undmit needed, out style at the 5 Broadway. “Everad nnd Eulalia’ hy Ed. Wright at Bushrell's and Crockwell's, Personal Faragraphs, D. S, Babbitt, of Lyons, Ia., is a1 ti. Ogden. R Wife-HBeater Arvested, Johu J. Fenton, of Omaha, accompa- pied by M. Burk, visited this eity last ovening in search of his wife, Lou, who 4 yefuses to live with bim and is stopping THE owmA DATLY BEE: hrrl' on l‘wn-o street, back of the ngm\n The two men called at the house last evening and Mrs, Fenton came to the door with a nine-monthe-old infant in her arms. An altercation ensued between her and her husband, whereupon the lat ter nfl\ul(:d her, inflictin, fous inju- ries. The police Were called and Fenton and Burk were both arreste —_—— Parks & Son, 86 M to Parks & Platne goods cvery day, their stock and be tomers by Octobe Harkness Brothers NEW GOODS ARE HERE! n stree are receiving T'hey will have ready for their SUCCESSOTS new 1 cus —~BARGAINS IN— | CARPETS, | CURTAIN GOODS, ETC. THE DEPOT FOR DRY GOODS! New Stock, Fresh Goods, |LOW PRICES. DON’T FORGET THE PLAGE. Harkness Brothers, NO. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL. BLUFFEFS, Ia SPECIAL NOTICES. IWOTICE. Special advertisements, suzh s Lost, Foun To Losn, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will be rted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE forthe firet 1nser tionand Five Cents Per Lino for each subsequont ingertion. Leuve advertisemen 1ot our office No. 12 Peal strcet, near Broadway, Council WANTS. ANTED—Position in rotail or wh by a pharmucist of fitteen yenrs experience Address. Pharmacist, No. Lluirs st., Council Bluf \V'&.‘.‘.‘x 20 D—A wood girl 1o do eneral house Apply ut 100 Fourth street, Coun- FOF bure. Sysiom r cr, BBee oftice, Council Bluffs. —Twvo goon waliers. Apply at : Bechtele hotel, Council Bhurs, l\l.-\\ OR'S PROCLAMATION. FOR A SPECIAL ELHEHCTION, Lo filln Vacancy fn the Offiee of Mayor of the City of Council Blun Ry virtue of the authority in me v staiute and the ordinances of the city of Council Blutrs, ordering mspeclul election in the city of Couic.l Biulls or the fth day of October, 1t86, 10 el tu mayor to Al the vacancy in the unex- pired tern of the late Chupman, muyor, by waose death n ‘vacancy’ having oc curred'in the ottce of mayor, and the under- sined haviog been duly apponted to fill said office in the manter as provid 1w, nod having qualitiod to 0 act unt | tion could be hud, us provided by vesolations of the cily counc.l, fixing tho duje of suid election, on thi: day above na ned. N, F. Evans. muyor of said olty a0 m and call the attention of the quulifid elcctors of suid city 1o tuke no- tico that on tho s ted by OF OCTOBER, 185, will be b for the purpose of f suid city, to fill tho unex o office of iayor of the suid Chiapman, docenscd, said unes minating o4 the fir A 188,01 until o w801 i olected and qual as i€ provided by law in such cus And the qu 1 notitied that dp leumllml lopen until ol suld day, in A8 prOVIOA by 1aw, il ThAt 16 VoMK in & , and Hn Judges and clerks th g named pluces: 8 packing hous Bryunt and Second Ward: Bryant stroot, Juiges—Chas, Whittlosay Guittur clorks, I Mott ana Third Ward-—Hattenbuucr's cai Lohaney's livery stable, 17 and Theo, Ainkopt, inge tuctory, A, Ellis and E. irth Ward—-Overholtzer's office, First ave. LW e \'u Mnlll and Fearl Mu-l-lu © M. Shea and John 8, K i, Hywos and K 110w man. In t nllu\uu) whereof 1 have hercunto set my hand ofticluly on this the 2lat duy of Septoui- Der, 180, J. F. BV Mayor ot the ci u of Cotnelr Biuds, OmahaDentalAssocmtion 0 HAUGHAWUUT Manager, Nos. 1519-1521 Douglas st, Omaha and No 284 Broa ulwqy Council Bluffs. Painless Dentistry. No bumbug! Gas, Vitalized Alr, Ether and Choroform, wi b thelr sickening etfect avoided by the most wonderful snsesthotic, purify- iag the blood and buiiding up the Hasues. Omaha Dental Association, Sole Prop'rs, Gold Crowns, Gold Plats aud Coutlpuous Gum Teeth, & speclalty. Best leeth 8 former price § o e WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER b BARGAINS ! on that deate there will be CARPETS, BARGAINS ! " On December 3 1st, prorimo, the prn'lnn'nhip of Orcutt, French (& Trey- nor, known as the Council Bluffs Carpet Co., expires by limitation, and A CHANGE OF FIRM To get ready for this change we offer our entire stock of CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, OF ALL K at the opening of a business season. LANDS from $1.25 to $12 per acre. }Smlc; b per cent luterest, DS, A HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL SELL THEM, Citizens of Council Bluffe and vicinity will find it to their interesls to call and examine our goods and prices. ever oficredin this city to obtain the above goods from a full, fresh stock. DRAPERIES VD OTHER This is the first opportunity Country merchants will find many bargains by calling early. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET (0., No. 405 Broadway, Counrcil Bluffs. CHLAP' GRAND EXCURSION THIS WEEK! hmmuz lands in Iowa, Minnesota, Texas, Kansas and Arkansas, rnnz[uz Schoel and state lands in Minnesota on Land buyers fare free. Laustrup, No. 555 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, Iowa. Information, ete., given hy e N s HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER MURDER!! bi-heria f8 agnin moking its unuln\l visita- ‘Ten years’ trialof DR. THOS. JEFFERIS' 1D For thne Tatal ety has domo od the fact that it is infallible as a_prevent- and curo. If you permit your children to dic with diphtherin, *Theirblood be upon your Liead."” ' For sale only at the oflice, No. 23 South 8th stroet, Council Bluffs, Iu., or sont by express on rucfil?!l of pr Innostoe, of No. HI0 Campbll straot, who recently 10st_a beautiful and in! ¥ daughter, aged ‘about 15 yoars, by dlph!h!rlu under the treatment of one of the best physicians in Omaha, writes to Dr. Jellorls, of this city: “Your remedy for diphtherin came too Inte, our dear daughter wuu was received. 1 am satistied have been saved. Anoth u{ our chi'dren who had the diphtherin, her throat was filled up with the putrid ulceration, we used your medicine and in twelve ho the disease wns complotely_subd In the futurc we will keep your medicine at all times in our house. Wo foel thut 1t _saved the lifo of children. We are very than only regret that we did not From the Council Bluf ’l’ “ll;‘ V. e o Omun ying when it t her lifo could Enginoer Gorard, this city, has been a grent cfor muny years, Witi what was sup. poked to becancer of the taroat. 1t was so bad that she was threntened with starvation. Her genernl health was completely broken down. She could only swallow liquid food. and even that her stomich gould not digest or assimilate. P of _Council and Omuha e ndml her for thr 5 and gave no Jo! , was ealled, In Tiroat, and com pletely resta heulth.' Had Mrs. Gerard not obtuined 500n she would have died from blocd polso., the sume condition that destroyed the lie of Get t, ‘ecoman, has been the pe »r of the Globe for more than and is known whoraver he i3 of tho best mon living, He Is also friend of Mr. Clark of the Non- He hias beon unfo'tunutein the fact tha liis family wne ravoged with diphthoris, and greatly distrossed, Clark having hesrd ent him some of effors’ I was used ot oncc, and tho t Of his children saved,' Letters . McPike nrc unbounded in their ox- ons of gratitude for fluding so Siaveriing the losy of bis waole grou and te e IcPiko’s children out of cight died rmm o mmnr ‘a before he had ¢ ris” romedy. paroil. TA! nd die 1o dis- Dr. Thomus o of indigestion ani n ' very short time. — Best of rof- Lyspepsin 18 the cnuse of disensed conditions. tre Jefforis' diphtherin medicine | kinds of sore throuts. Indi catarehal conditions. Full printed justructions how to use the iedi- cimes sent with them, No doctor required. medies can only be obtained . No.23 Nouth Eightn street, Couno Tows, or sent by Cxpress oa receipt JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCOIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7and 8 Shugart Blosk. .N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Express Company. oUR UNPHROTECTED FRONTIERS AND HOW THEY ARE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. ST FRANGIS ACADEMY COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1I0WA. An excellent educational Institution, furnish edwith all the modern Improvements, con- uc ted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY B, V. M For term of five montus, §75. Terms begin first Monday i 8eptember ani first Monday in February, For catulogues nd- ross i SUPERIOR ouncil luls , 818’ 8t. Francis Acudemy, Reductlon in Pnces, China, ¢ lassware, Etc., ‘ At W.S. Hcmer & O No. 23 Mai Council Blufls, i n st. Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame buildings u;mved on Little Giant trucks, best in the world. 808 Eiglltix Avenue and Eighth Street,Counil Bluffs, | BEST LAUNDRY WORK In the olty can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Bluls HomeSteam 840 Broadway Council GEO, W. SCHINDELE, Prop, None but experionced hands employed. Out town orders by mafl or express solicited, and _8ll work warrani Creston House, The only hotel in Council Bluffs having FJ‘ re HEscape And all modern improvements. 216, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. F. W. SPETMAN &BRO 0. 509 & 511 MAIN Daily receipts of new goods.Hats Cabs, Clothing, and & full line of Dry Goods, all of the latest styles. Call and get vrices bofore purchusing elsowher Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oppoeite Dummy Dopot. pojuasaday SE POJUBLIEHL Y2035 [T§ Horses and Mules kept constantly on han for sule ot retail or in car louds. Orders_promatly filied by contract onshert notice, Btock sold on commission. SBHLU 1M & LOLEY. Proprictors elep bene Ko 14, «merly of KIKL EALE STABLES, corner 1re. 110 1) Mrect. BOOK BINDIN Ledgers, l()lll’;l;li, County and Bank Work of + 11 Kinds aSpec- falty. Prompt Mtantlupjo Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufls, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind- ing in Maguzines and BLANK BOOKS, ENCES M. E Bumith & Co ns' Bank, Dee: ¥et National Bank, C- . lllfinruu(wl Moer & Pusey.Bunkors.C. B Bavings B "R L. WILLIAMS, 18 N, Main St., Council Bluffs, Ta., and 209 8. 15th 8t., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufucturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, lhmtlmi Slate, Man- tels, Plate and Window Glass, Sho Cases, Elevators (hand aund hy- drauli &e. . B. National uuxk, Cit 1 Or othe ors removed withoa Cancers i i or | WHOLESALE AND JOBBING ROUsEs OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Agricaltural Implements, Bagiiss, Carriages, Ete , Fte. Council Rlaffs, Towa KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Make the Original and Complete Hay Load_en also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an { Jobhors of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, Oarriages, and all kinds of Farm Machinor 100 to 1118 South Main Strect, Council Wate ows. AXE F.0. GLEASON, T, H.DOUGLAS, GRO.F. WrianT. Pres.&Treas V.Pros &Man. Sec &Counsol Council BluTs Haadls Pactory, (Incornomtod Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Sledgo and Small andies, of ovory dascription, HANDLES. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET G K Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, Ete. Na 405 Trohdway’ Gounall Blutts, owa. _ CIGARS, TOBACCO, BTV, PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholosale Jobbors in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 27 Ponrl Sts. Council Blufts, Towa. COMMISSION. SNYDER & LliAMA.\': Wholesale Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants. No. MPeurl St., Council Bluffs. " brt 4:1’-‘[-1\'. HARLE, HAAS & €O, Wholesale Drugg,hh' 0ils, Palnts Glass, fain St., and s, () w. HI Wholesale California Frait, & Speclalty @eneral Commission. No. 542 Council Blufts. & DU QUELT Wholcsale Frnlts, Confectionary & Fancy Groceries. aneil Blufe, Brondway, L. Kllh( HT & H) Jobbers of Staple and Fascy Grocerles, Also Wholesalo Liquor Denlers. No. 418 Brond- way, Council Biufrs. HAR , ETO, BECKMAN, STROHBEHN & CO,, Manu“acturers of and Wholesale Dealers Ia Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. 25 Main St. Council Bluf: Jobbers [n Hats, Caps and Gloves, Nos. 842 and 34 Broadwa, Council Blutts. HEAVY HARDIY KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Iron, S}eel _Nalls Heuy Hardwars, Blatts, Towa. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commissior: Merchants for Sals of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Polta, Groneo and Furs Counoil Bluis COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO., ~Wholesate Dealers in— Qver thurty yoars pr No. 11 Pearl Bt., Couneil Biulls. 0 Consultution free Muminating & Lubricatias 0ils Gasiliay BHTC., BTOC. E.Theodore, Agent, Council Blufrs. Vmu LUMBER PILING E A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Briage Material 8pocialtics,Wholosale Luw- ber of all IKinds. Offico No. 130 Main St, Coun llllu(u lu\vu. WINES ,uu L1QU JUlL\' LIM).a Wholcsale lmported gmd Domestic Wines & Liquors, 8 Horb Bitters. No. 13 h(‘ll\Hl)l R & BEC Poreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Mo 600 Main St.. Coxneil Blufs. DR. F. P. MURPHY, LATE OF ST, LOUIS, Office No. 525 Brocdway, Council Blufis. 910120, m. Hours, Room No. 6. | OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Establ'shed 185 Horses and Mules For all purposes. 0o ight and sold, at retall and inlots. Large quantittes to select from Boveral pairs of fine drivers, single or double. MASON WISE, Council Bluffs. " P. C. MILLER No. 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, LATEST DESIGNS. MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. House, 8ign and Decora ive Painter. Papler Mache Wall Orn Noue but by oW us others. uents, ands cmployod and charges & Hardwar, Stove and Tinwarg Jabing promptis attended to. | They weke #pecialiy of all kinds of tools, Th 1 racr, the Graphio Range Best of goods and low prlm PAULSEN & MILLB! 615 North 16th of $1000 Forfeit if not Havana Filler, IGAR A GENTLEMAN'S SMOKE FOR 5 CENTS. This Cigar will pro sively sdvertived in e arpreciate i merits o SMOKE E VO 10c C1GAR. Address DANGIART BROS, Bolo Ageots, 130 Fifth Avenue, - CHICAGO RETAIL AT & Morroll, Spatford & Co., Snse IV od Wire. D. . Saxe, C.F. Goodman, A. Fuller & Co., iey &Oloson, K & Gon B 00att & Co, Hurhos's Juinds Forsyihe. KEYSTONE Vi MALT WHISKEY inlly Distilled for Medicinal Use, THE BEST TOHIC) unz UALED for SONSUMPTION ASTING DIS! QENERAL DEBILITY PERFEoTS DIDESTIDN. NG, Sur o e hmide, was called te your Keystone w Tlor, Druggist, and 1 huvo used 0 few bottley with far better ffect than any 3 by d. 1 BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The Genuine bas tie Kiggatore @ LEON Taz-imilo of Bottle, EISNER & HEHDELSOH, (Sole Agents for the U. 8.) 816. 818 and 320 Raco St Philadelphia. Pa. URUNKENNESb 1don Speeifin. Iven 10 n cup of coffea o ten withous utel bus follwed. Impro Imp FOR SALE LY KiHN &« 15 0.0, FOLTI & B Cou \ofals [ron #1801 14 countrv. CHAS. R LEE, Hardwon lumer AND WAGON STOC PARQVET F And WOOD CARP §.W. Gorner 9th and flnuvlaé S ALQUIST BRC Hardware, Tinware, Cutlery, Tools and Stoves. BT uVER MOON _ UYSTEH PARLOR&RESTAURANT 10th and St, Mary New York oysters received daily, Shell oye ters, Lobsters und elams always on hand Fam- ilies supplied. lll~'|u\m<mr| > ( New Grocery and Croc e,y Slore WHITE FRONT BLOCK, Cor, Snunders and S ard tull new stock of grocerics, fancy ulmwun birt grades of queenswarc. Chcap for cush, J. H. READ & €O, = v's Avenue. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE - Room 17, Arlington Block, (16t Bullding West of 1. 0.) 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