Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. WEDNESDAY MORNING OCT OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W.TiLtos, - - . TELEPHONES Brerxrss Orvick, No, 44 Niaut Eviton No. Manager. MINOR MENTION, New York Plunibiag Co. New fall goods at Reiter's, i Cooper & McGee sell stoves Buv Seal brand oysters, the best Chenp railroad tickets at Bushnell's, Your last chance to register to ds Pancls nt $3.50 per doz at Schmidt's gallery, Main St J. C.Lange has moved the oflice of devuty revenue collector to No. 103 Pearl street, up stairs, over Odell Bro Iron work for the government building is being pnt on the grounc nd the puilding will now be speedily finished About forty saloons have paid their license for October under the new or of the mayor, who says they must pay or close, This evening Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Abbott will entertain a few friends, the occasion being their twenty-fifth marriage anni versary. Chief Mullen nd Captain O'Brien were in Omah ssterday looking after the goods which Eschelman had shipped from Missouri Valley to that piace. Mrs. Auna Pralor has commenced an action for divoree from Pete Pralor, to whom she was married in Chicago in January, 1870, and who deserted her two years ago. A. T. Rice has sold to J. C. Lee lot 13, block 10in Bayliss' first addition, the consideration being $2,000. The sale was made by R. P. Officer, the real es insurance agent. One of the ey ate and ing papers as a heading toa letter from its “forcign correspon- dent” gives the very suggestive line, “Our Tramp Abroad.”” Tl correspondent ad will doubtless qait writing letters 1 he finds out that he isa tramp. Members of the Y. M. C. A. are re quested to attend a special meeting this evening at 7 o'clock for the purpose of electing delegates to attend the annual state convention of associations to be held at Des Momes. It will take but a few moments to attend to the business, hence all are urged to be on time. Yesterda ternoon a drunken fellow, bearing the marks of having becn in some recent conflict, and looking hard every way, was arrested by Oflicer Bes- wick on the charge of having sneaked a hand satchel from J. Goldstein’s store. He attemipted to run that street, but was not quite in running trim. ~ The satel was recoyered, aud the fellow lodged in Jjail under the name of Peter McNorton. Constable Wesley 1s looking upon his chances for re-election with a philosophie eye. He feels sccure anyway, for in case of defeat he s not as those without hope. np has seized upon n “Polly and has sale on \mvmh«‘r 3 at Lake M the people decide that he must take oft his star, he wiil on that day, the day after election, take a trip in the steamer up Salt river, taking along Dick Ricketts, and the other disappointed democratic candidates. For a long time past the old Union Avenue hotel property has been an eye- sore. The brick building is below the grade of the street, the sidewalk has allen in, the walls of fhe building a; ng down and the whole looks like a wreck ";msn-rwh?' are obliged to n out and go around the spot, which m muddy weather 1s fur from pleasant. The city has commenced an action to haveit condemed a8 & nuisunce and the ease came up in the superior court yester- day. The spachers, who own the property, file unter claim that the city has by change of grade and by changes mad in Indian creek, so dam- aged the property thatit is not tenantable and they claim of the city $4,000 dam- ages, ‘Lhe city attorney filed a motion for amore spocific statement on the part :ndants 1 the has . Sapp ed as attorney chers and lively tight is before the property is con promisod demmed, e SPECIAL BARGAINS In Underwear and Blankets, Speeml bargains for the rest of this week only at Henry Eiseman & People’s WEAR DEPARTMEN f underwear to be sold at 2 of He each, all reduced These are'the biggest son. UNDE Two cases the uniform p from to $1.21 ba s of the fi > dozen searlet vests and pants, sizes from 28 to 36 inches; all at reduced the uniform price of $1.00 cach, I h.nu $1.25 to nu ke ady: ':\ll at zains and Henry n Peonle’s Stor Nos. 814, 816, 315 and CIAL BLANKE We will also have sale, begmning throughout the b Hexpy People's Store. Mr. James MeMullen, of Crescent township, was in town He is Joud in his praises of D’ cmedy for diphthe His entire family of child were afflicted with mulignant diphtheria ‘hey were all ored to health by Dr. Jefleris preventative and cure forthat terrible contagion without the uid of a physici 1. -~ Fersonal Paragraphs. Frank Shinn, of Carson, was in the eity yesterda H. 8. Gulick 4 stery John E. Ahles has set sail York for the old couniry, A. B. Thor of Sidney, one of the eoming ‘udges, was in the city yester- K, uf Des Moines, was at the from New [YET OPEN FOR DISCUSSION. | The Tenth Avenue and New Bridge ProJect Not Settled: NEARLY KILLED BY COAL GAS A Young Man Gets Behind the Bars By Fair But False Pretenses Other News in the Blufls, The City Council.] Last evening there full attend ance at the city council d a large number of citizens were also present there being much curiogity and even anxicty as to what was to be done with the Tenth avenue project, and the ordi nance in regard to the new bridge and street railway company. This curiosity was not especially gratified, as the coun- il took no definite action, and the ordinances, after beng talkea over informally, were left in much the same condition as befo In regard to both matters it was decided to let them go over until the next regular meeting which will be next Monday evening. council will meet, howev as a commit of the whole this evening to consider yations fentiires of bt of thess import- ant matters, A petition was presented signed by property owners on Tenth avenue urging the couneil not to give the Union_Pacific the rvight of way in front of their prop erty. Placed on file The cit expressed a view, held by many, that” while these property owners could undoubtedly collect of the was Union ic any Just damages they might bo ablo to prove, yet. if possible their claimed damages should be justed insome fair way without compell- ing them to enter into individual and long drawn out fights in court. This sug- gestion seemed to meet. with favor, and the council formally deciaed to have an ordinance so d to prevent as far as possible a duly on the prope avenue was given up. The ordinance in regard to the bridge and street rnlw-ny company also discussed. ordinance wi drawn up by the attorney for the com pany, and it was deemed best to draw up a new ordinance, or make such changes in this, ns would more fully he new @ protect rights of the . and inspire the }vnplc with move confidence in the air intentions of the company, It seems conceded that the projectors of the enter- prise mean to deal fairly with the city, out the fear that they may be figured out, or that the rights grmm-d might fall into other hands, Teads to a desire to have the ordinance carefully prepared, so as to avoid uny possible disadvantage to the cit ‘Ilhe present street ear company pet tioned tor permission to tear up, ul .u their own expense, relay pavement, where necessary to changd tracks and turnouts. Referred to committee on street 1 alleys and the city attorney. The residents of lower Maine street pe- l\lmnmlllnr an extra night policemen, nted G The matter of awalk on Pearl streetin front of Dr. Woodbuiy's property and Wright & Baldwin's oftice was brought up, and the same ordered built, The following bids on hard coual for the city’s use were recei Henton Fuel company, §9; W Wallace, §9 Brown & M Council Bluffs luol company kett & Preston, - ;2 ]Iu\ contract was awarded the Henton Fuel company. ‘The council then adjourned to mect as a committee of the whole this evening, and in regular session next Monday night. e Bridge Company. The stock books of the Omaha & Council Blufis Railway and Bridge com- pany have been opened for the sul»scrlp- tion of stock. Everv resident of the city is cordially invited to subscribe for stock in any amount from one hundred dollars upwards. Assoon as all the stock is subscribed here, and it is expected that it Wl“ be by the'middie of noxt week, the will be ready to go to Omaha and pcx fect arrangements with the stock- holders there, who have their stock al- ready pledged. Call at my office. By order of the board of directors. Grorae ¥, WriG Sec - Substantial abstructs of titles an dreal estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, Council Bluafls. J. Palmer’s, - Seal brand oysters at H. Under False Pretenses. On the 18th of last month a business like young man introduced himself at Metealf Bros.’ store as R. Eschelman, of Harlan. He wanted to purchase some Zoods for his store, and made selections amounting to about fifty dollars. He gave dircctions as to shipping them, and in the meantime picked outa cheap over- cont, and concluded to take that with him, the other goods to be shipped to Harlan. The commereial ageneies show- ing Mr. Eschelman to bo perfectly ro- sponsible, the goods were shipped as directed. In the conrse of mail a letter was received from Mr. Eschelman saying that he had ordered no goods, and that whoever did so borrowed his name, and had been playing a confidence trick. Metealf Bros. were only out a cheap overcoat, but they set themselves at work to find the offender. They learned that he was a son of Mr. Eschelman, his name being B, B. Eschelman. The overcoat which he had thus procured he had im- mediately pawned at an upper Broadway place, and getting three dollars on it had skipped for Omaha, where he had spexi it for a spree, The next learncd of the young man he returned 1o inis city, to see about a vali*5 which he had left at fax Molin's hotel. He learned that a tum of his, who had stopped at the hotel with him, had ealled for and ob- tained the valise. He was quite angry, and went to consult J, J. Stewart about commencing a suit against Mr. Mohn for the value of the property. Mr. Stewart ooy, informed him that he knew Mr. Mohn Mrs. Flagler roturned last evening | would not do an injustice, and adyised from a pleasant visit to friends in the | hun against the suit, and left him in enst. the oflice while he went down to see Herman Mendel, of Neola, one of the | Mr. Mohn about it. W hile young Eschel- most prosperous merchunts of that place, | Man was waiting his return a_police was in the Blufls yesterday ® Mr. Jacob Simms leaves Sioux City on legal business. hibition case this time J. W. Collier, jr., agent of J. T, Ray- mond, was here yesterday arranging for his appearance here November 2. E. W. Boiler, who has been conduet- ing u boot and 'shoe store at Avoca for J M. Phillips, will soon become a resident of this cit Mre, J. C. Bixby, who has been gerously ill, wi somewhat better, and fricuds think the erisis has passed NO pro- dan- N An Independont (‘lllullfll'o. 1 hereby announce myself as an inde- to-day for reported yesterday as officer came into Mr. Stewart's office see him about some other busing the presence of an officer appary frightened the youn, , for he w out on the excuse ..(R ing he would come meantime Mr. Stew: ml had that Metealf Bros. had got a war and soon an officer entered to arrest the fo\m‘g fellow, but he was still out after his cigar, nd although & thorough search was made about the eity, he could not be found. There the wmatter has rested until the other day, whe learned that Eschelman {ud recently vi ited St. Joseph, and there succeeded in getting about six hundred dollars’ worth of goods on the strength of his father's reputation, and had started out to peddle to but pendent “eandidate for justice of the | them through the country for cash. The peace, and submit my elaim to the voters | firms thus claiming to have been vietim- of Council Bluffs, 1a.; on the 2nd day of | 1zed were R. L. MeDonatd & Co., and November, 1836, 'A. L. HENDRICKS, - First class rc[mhr dinner 25 ocents, 12 | sent there, but he had gone. Pheunix chop house, 505 to 2 o'clock. Broadway. Ted Campbell. Track was got of the young man at Neola, and an oflicer was Monday night he wus captured at Missouri Val- ley, and & considerable amount of goods found in his poss on. He was brought to this city and iodged in jail, M Broe. identified him, and wiil p the case, in which they are interested, al though the amount is'small. By the time that is disposed of the St. Joseph partics will have lnnw to get the needed requisi tion, and have him taken there for atrial on the graver charge there, which will probably result in his going to the peni- tentiary, His fast ways seem to have got him into these dishonest practices as means (o sccure money to squander in riotous living - you money ' A\ Stoves, A Wood in Se house & Co. that your books are made by More room 1, Everett block al brand oysters at H. J. Palmer s, - Electric door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestic electrieal appli ances at the New York Plumbing Co. - Mrs. A. S, Hall is prepared to do dress making on short notice and at rensonable prices. No Broadwav. - lie Murdered Peters, Coroner Faul still sticks to the belief that the body of the man found near Crescent was that of Peters, the missing witness to the Haddock murder. He has watched the facts, so far as developed, ed that three men started from Sioux City down the river and that only two arrived at Omaha, The third one, he thinks, was Peters, and that he was put out of the way. The place where the body was found can easily be reached buried in of by a boat from the river, and, the willows, there was little chance discovery. He is awaiting impat something trom Sioux City, he h sent there the deseription of the boc clothing. He has other points which to his mind confirm the theory. Oneis that, although the papers have s nsual pub: lished accounts of the findinfi of the body, there have been no inguiries on the ps art of relatives. Generally he receives some inquiry at once, and in almost every case the remains are identitied. He made extended inquiry and can find no trace of any other man in that t of the coun- try being mnssed. Coroner Faul's faith in the theory that it was Peters who was murdered and placed there grows daily. - Headquarters for gloves and nittens at MercaLy Bros. - P. C. De Vol sells Stewart, Acorn 22 squadron, 520 battiliio ns and 11 6 bat f 664 tories, forming an offensive force ¢ 000 men. ‘These ara all ready for service at a moment's notice - | A Fated Family. | Peoria Journal; After a life of mar | tyrdom Mrs, Lydia Phetteplace died the | other day within the walls of the Rhode Island state prison. and_so rounded ont | & strange tamily history. One night about twent went home v‘ fearing for her life, split an ax. She was sent to s life, and was no friend to take vict until a few days ngo bent, tottering, gray down dead. But that circumstance her life; short | killed on a railroad track eventful history. How ro Monmouth attempt to Gazette : rove an alibi Rock Island court: “Whe counsel for the defonse Swedish farm hand, night " the Swede. at the foot of the stairs court room that you would was at yees T did. Slesye buttons it 1 8 bittons not good, 1 will ge To Loan, For 8al, oto., wil rate ot fnsertion, No. 12 Peal street, near Bluffs. WANTS. btel, Counell By raiiroad in the south of Kiowa, Kan. ter work. Westminster hard ¢ Oak and Acorn cook Economy steam and warm air No. 504 Broadway. burners, Ci toves and fur Seal sacques, fur tr seal caps, cte., at METCALF Bros. = Fresh oysters in overy style at the Phanix Cliop House, No. 503 Broadway. Nearly Suffocated. Yesterday morning Mr. Smith, a car- penter living on Perrin avenue, and wife, were discovered in thewr house in an in- sensible condition, the result of coal gas, which nad escaped from the stove dur- ing the night, Medical aid v sum- moned, and it was with difliculty that they were saved, Their escape from death was a narrow one, indeed. e Hard and sott coal, wood, lime, u»m‘-n( te. Council Bluffs Fuel Co., No. Broedway. 'Telephone No. 136 -~ Dr. Hanchett, office No. 12 Pearl street. Residence 120 Fourth street. Telephone No. 10, . T Anything you want in Hardware and Tinware McGee's. Al TS 2 Richmond Ranges for hard coal are the best. Cooper & McGee sell them, sy J. Earnsdorf, having taken enti trol of the Phanix chop house, d state that he has secured th. Charles Decker, a first-class cook of New York city. The best the market affords night_and day, in the best style art. Will also ha regular bill of fare. —_————— A LUNATIC'S ESCAPE. Housekeeper's at Cooper & How Baron Haussmann Got Out of a French Insane Asylum, Pall Mall Gazette: Onthe 2d of Feb- runry last Baron Artaud Hausmann, at the Hotel de Louvre, Parig, attempted to murder M. de Montauzan. The per- petrator of the offense not punished, as he was found aftor medical examina tion not to be responsible for h He wa ordingl 3 50 nt the lunatic ward to th private aps with two L. sorvants spe ongaged him. He was visited fr sister, Mme. de supposed that she suzgested a nuniber of ideas to him, and, among others,schemes acts. asa patient to nne, and after- nton. > ha for escapo. The directors of the asylum ordered that her visits should cease. Mme. de Courcelles then took up her abode in a small house conneeted with a convalescont home near ( der the charge of Mme. Be of her family. A daily (unt--puu«l B s kept uY between Baron Artaud ,nul sister. He was allowed once a week to take a drive under the surveillanc t)i his two keepers, who were, ow structed not to take him to any place named by him, and not to allow him to enter a house, or to communicate with anyone. L / he expressed a desire o visit Mme. Be and he ap- have been pe > got into an open ¢ nitted to do so. nge, under the care of two keepers, one of \vlmm acted Iri ening the he iver, On the previous evi ron had written to his sister that s to pay her a visit. On the way s very lively and amusing. eper who was with him I disappeared baforg Berthier's hogise, but his vo caused any surprise baron went to the drawing-room, while the drver taken to the kitchen to have some reshment, Mme. de Courcelles bad an engagement in Paris, and had not come to meet her brother, He wus speaking to some ladies in_the drawing-room when he seized with a sudden attack of sickness, and had torun oft into o private room. He dia not re- turn for some time, and when a search was made it was found that he, toe disappeared. The keeper drove b: gallop to the asylum to give notice of what had bappened. Intimation was given to the police,the nextday the whole country was The tugitive could nowhere be found. A very 1 man, in gray, not known in the neigh- I.mlum.l had been scen ne thier’s house on the cape. A cab driver states that he was wakened about 11 o'clock at night by two men knocking at his door, they offercd to give him 10 francs to drive them to the station of Villeneuve St. Georges, One of th was very tall and wore a gray coat. The baron is supposed to Mme. Her- duy before the es- formation inquire of N. (OR RE location. OR SALE bury ting machin chine; cloci noomakera too lots, and our wholesalo buiiding, No. Main street. Blufts, Address Z. T the old lady closed her famil) - rove an Alibi I'do not could “Did you not tell me down home that night?" Good wage: Work will_last two churz, Council Bluffs. his hea tate pris accepted her fate without a word steadily refused a pardon care of her out of | prison walls. and so she lived on a con she, o wr haired imbecile, time ity 10t he de: five, voars ago her husband runk and beat her until she, d with on for inkled, fell prior to son took hi is own his grandfather was found dead from unknown causes in a shs his uncles shot himself, and one of er ath of *s strange, The following was made in a rre,’’ asked the 1% say, leading swear t “M The boss gave me a pair ‘he SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Special advortisements, such as Lost, Found To Rent, %ants, Boarding, od in this column at the low PEK LINE for the first inser- jonand Five Conte Per Line for each subsequent Lenve advertisemonts at our offico ondway, Medium sized Diebold saf amining a ‘was your |Vl)=~ that ' replied to the hat he ay_ be, { slecve n back.” Council i\flf\”’rl:nfl{n}u cings cook at Bechtole's , ruilwny con. 100 ¥allway Inborers and 50 toam- k on grade of Southern Kansas ndian Ter ritory, 60 miles #00d win- oavs. For in- I'—A good double buflding suitable for a_grocery store and dwelling. Thos. Voight, 503 North Sth st. Good Drad- plit- - residence nnd Lindsey, 41 N orth Counnil ¥ Tor that fatal mel t phtheria, “T or sale only at the of on recelpt of price. From the Omaha I Mr. J. H Co., Towa, wel Jefteris' Pro without the C. H. Blak aid of u physioian. teresting daughter, of this 100 lat was received. have buen saved. ud the diphtheria, completely subdusd. dren. From the Council Blufts Dally twenty years. and {8 kaown tressed. ren saved. Letters from Mr, bounded in their exprossions his litrle ones. out of eight diod from diphtho an opportunity of using DYSPE Dyspepti pair with o Jefferis cu y wr of the stomacl Jofferis’ for ali kinds of gore throats. putrid sore throat, in malignns nditions. il printed fustrire cmes sent with the I South Lot that it i infallib) S Strear, Couneil Blus, Ta., or S MURDER!! Diphtherin s again making jts annual sars’ trinlof DK. THOS. JE: nd 0. 2 Globe whe ta- 18" has demon- asn_prevent- It you 'lLN.m" your children to icir blood be upon your 2) South tby express Butler, of Hazel Dell,Pottawattamie und his family of dleven persons, all sick with malienant diphtheria, one of thiem has recovered by the use of Dr. ntive and Cure for Diphtheria, ve of No. 1410 Campbell street, Omiabs, who recently jost a beautiful and i aged about 15 yoars, Jiphtherin, under the treatment of one_of the best physicians in Omaha, writes to Dr. Jefferis, our remedy for diphtheria enmg our dear duughtor was dying whon it T'um satistied that her life could ‘Another one of our chiidren who her throat was filled Uip with the putrid ulceration, we used your medicine and 'in twelve hours the discase was by Tn the future we will Yeep your medicine at all times in our house. We fcel that it saved the life of one of our chil Wo are very thankful to you, and only rograt that wo did ot call on you sooner.” M. A. McPiko, editor of the Cambria (Ebens- burk, Pa) Froeman, bas been U friend of the editor of the Globe fo; personal ore than rever he is knowi s one of the bost men living. His family was ravaged with diphtheria, and greatly dis- ome of Dr. Jefferis' Diphtheria Curo was used, and the lives of the rest of his child- McPike ure un- of rin before iive In misery and dle, h? Dr. T Price $6 for two weeks troatment. diphtherin medicine i8 infallible Tndispensil nt se iple form. setor Tequ ¥ bo obt , uleerntiv lon'of the womb ratitude for finding some means of averting the loss of all Five of Mr. McPike's children he had Dr. JefTerls” remedy. ! DYSPEPSIA! m dls- homus every oase of indigestion mnd constipation in a vory short rime. Best of ref: crences given. Dyspepsin 18 the cause of ninety_per cont of all diseased conditions. fong liow to use the wedi- ined at « Towa, or sont by X pross on recelpt of Practices in the St Rooms 7and 8 Shu * Office over Am No. LATRST DESIG House, sign and decorative Mache wall ornaments. Teaso le, - JACOB SIMS, Attorney at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS ate and Federal courts gart Blook. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Psace N8, painter. P. C. MILLER, 13 Pear! St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. Papier None but best hands employed and charges WHIT ll‘l St Charles St., have been aided by these man, to have taken the night train to Lyons from Yillencuve St. Geor ,and to be now in Switze What became of the secoud keeper is not explained. -— Russia’s Army. Russia has gradually amassed a mag nificent army. Inciusive of her navy forces she has at her command fully 2,488,000 combatants. The process of reorganization has being going on chiefly during the past twenty years, he main army 1s composed of 880 tillions, 608 squadrons and 832 batte arws. The reserve army is made up of making a total of 1,200,000 weops of u‘ll l DOCTOR TIER MARRIA C'a GUID!- E‘.uan will certainly suit you THAN COST. WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don’t forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make a change in their firm on Januwary st nex materially reduce their stock before that day, Go see tham before you purchase elsewhere, and obtain their prices, If you want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices that tnd that they are bound to Their stock consists of all grades and malkes of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. A lot of Table Linens. Towels and Napkins to close out at LESS them. Council Bluffs Carpet Co,, No.405 Broadway, Co\umil Bluffs. 'FARM LANDS CHEAP! Farming Lands in Towa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from 5.00 to School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years’ Information, ete., gmm b; P. LAUTUSTRUPR, Nn. 555 ]#ro'uhvm l,ulmul Illnfl‘u. Towa, nzonl for I-n»ulrl}.w- $10.00 per acre cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. time & per & Co., Chicago. Hgs. C. L GILLETTE, Bbtt a&to-btm,bwt awd fa.ts_/t tst}lsfs, a—{ ju—Ltacw Blell and Anber Hair Oiraments. otk m,cuér, ta HAIR otdet, GO0ps, week. the imwense stock. before pure CARPETS. Bargains in Carpets This Week —AT— Harkness Brothers'. If you wish a Carpet, no matter whal grade, be sure to call and see us hasing elsewhe SEPECILA.ILL SATLIE. We offer special bargains in Dress Patterns and Dress Goods this Everything in this line will be sold cheap this coming week. Sce HARKNESS BROTHERS, No. 401 Broa.dwa.y, COuncxl Bluifs. COUNCIL BLUFF Establishea 1857 S, OFFICER & PUSEY. BANKERS IA, CKESTON HOUSE The only hotelin Council Blufis having Flire HEscape And all mo "ern improvements, 215 , 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN , Prop. For all burposes, bought and sold, at re and in lots. from, Several pairs of fine gle or double, Large quantities to select drivers, sin- MASON WISE. Council Blufts. Dty FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaa, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $10, 1ound Irip. BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journals, County and Bank Work of All Kinds aSpec- falty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, Standard Papers Used. All sty les of bind ing in Magazines and BLANK BOOKS, REFER ©. B. National Bank, Citizons' Hank, Virat National Bunk omicer & Pusey,Bankers,C. B NCE ere, Wel B 08 “rings Haok. 1 Bmith & Co, & ueducnon in Pnces, China, Glassware, Etc., ! AtW. 8, Homer & Co’s, No Council Bluffs, 28 Main st ALL THE LATEST STYLES UF MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs. Mrs. O. A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Millinery Co. Manager. TELEPHONE ol Sad o L ESTATE: STREET , PEARL Coun flh’b [I. SURANCE German Amarican, .,/r w York Phanix,* of Hartford, Hartford,s of Hart Oalifornian, of § Scottish Unfon & Nation Union, of San Franeisco. State,* of Des Maines. Williarasbarg Uity, of Brooklyn Those marked with a® insure also against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTA. hq(l\'l‘.\' LOANED o~ Goon ciry inburg. T roR waE TN covon iU OnAlIA AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOwk RATES, ® o % o % o * o %, % 4 : AGENTS WANTED. - N This system (s entirely now and (s so simiple that we will guarunt <h you to draft succossfally 1 & fow hours. Can Araft all the patterns (hat 18 for tie all gurments worn Tt Room & Pucitic House, Cou W. A WORK, Propr "R.L.WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Council Bluffs, Ia,, and 209 S, 15th st, room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels, Plate and Window Glass, Show Oases, Elevators, (hand and bydraul’s, ete, BEST LAUNDRY WORK Io the city can be obtained by patranizing the LAUNDRY HomeSteam 540 Brondway Councll Blufts GEO, W, SCHINDELE, Frop, Noue but experienced hands employed Out of town orders by mail or expressos. licited, and all work warranted. ITS THE PROPER CAPER." For a buyer to go where the largest Stock and Greatest Varieties are kept in any one line. Again, has EXPERIENCED ACCOMMCDATIONS fuithfitl and trusty helps those who buy will agrecably served, and if seller gives 1oLt and meas, ures, you have three excellent it seller be weights reasons for patronizing such a firm Fuel consumers ought therelore to buy of HEATON FUEL CoO., No. 628 Broadway, Council Blufls, Telephone 110, WHOLESALE AND JOBBING EOUsSESsS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS DEERE, WELLS & €O, Wholesalo Agricultural Implements, Buggiss, Carringes, Eto |, Bt Couneil Bluffs, lowa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Make tho Original and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Nill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FEED CUTTERS, Nos. 1601, 150, 1505 and South ) Siroot, 4(\\|IH‘|1 B IIW\ Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & o, Manuf'rs and Jobbors of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Bugglos, Carriagos. and all kinds of Farm Machl: 100 to 1118 South Main Street, Counnil Bia e, owA. AXE HANDLE: F.0. GLEARON, T HDovaLs, GRo.F. W RiGnT, Pres.&Treas, -Pros &Man. Seo.&Counsel, Council BlnNs Handle Factory, (Incorporated.) Kunufacturers of Axle, P k, Sledge and #mall Handies, of overy doscription. CARPET \f Curpa(s Gurtams, Wmdow Shadas, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goods Na. 406 Broadway' Council Blufts, owa. ITI“.RPZI‘,HY'&.MUURK, ~Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 71 Poarl Sta. Council Bluts, owi " SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesaie Frait and Produce Commission Merchants. No. M Pearl St., Cou “luffs. DRUGG!S HARL IC, HA ! \N & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Druggiste’ Sundries, Tite, No. 22 Main St., and 0. 21 Penrl St., Council Blutts FRUITS, 0. W. BUT Wholesale Californfa Fruits a Speclalty General Commission. No. 52 Council Bluffs. Breadway, " WIRT & DUQU Wholeeale Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Groceries. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. . KIRSCHT & ( 0., Jobbers o( Staple and Pancy Groceriss. Also Wholosale Liguor Dealors. No. 416 Broad- , Council Bluirs. " BECKMAN, STROHBEHN & CO. Manu‘ncturers of and Wholesale Donlers i Laathar, Harness Saddlory. Ete. i, CAPS, ETC. BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 812 and 314 Broadway, Council BIuffs, HEAVY HARD o MNI ANE § Iron, Steel, Nails, Hoavy Hardware, 1d Wood Stock, Couneil Blufs, Tows. 3 HIDES AVD H',N,”" D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Peltg, Grense and Eurs Couneil Blufms lowa. VILS, COUNCIL BLU S OIL CO., ~Wholesale Dealors I‘n~ k [lluminating & Lubric.uiu1 0ils Gasiliny BTO., B.Theodore, Agent tuumn s, Towa LUMBER A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Plllng, And Brigge Muterinl fult o8, Wholosulo Luas ber of all IKinds. No. 130 Main Bt Council Bluffs, Iowa. PILING EIC. WINES AND LIQUUIKS. JOHN LINDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liguors Agent for St. Gotthard's Horb Ditters. No, 13 Main 8t. Council Bluffs SCHNEIDE! ll & ISH l\ Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Counoll Blugs, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Depos, ‘pajmeseadey ST PRUBARE Y9008 1§ Horses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at retail er in car louds.Or- ders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission i & Borey, Prop elephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corne 8t ave and 4th street. R. RICE, M D Cancers {: 2iee o)tk 1’:10 thirty years practicsl €3 pericnce. 0. i Peurl Bt., Copncil Bluffs, ¥ Consultation