Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFEFS. THURSDAY MORNING OCT. 2¢ | OI’FICI";, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrer i twenty cen H.W. Tinton - TELEPHONES No. 4 ny part of the ity at 16 per weck Manager. Porrayss Orvice Niowt Eviron MINOR MENTION, New York Plunibiag Co New fall goods at Reiter's Cooper & McGee sell hardwar Buy Seal brand oysters, the best Cheap railrond tickets at Bushncll's Your last chance to register to day Panels_at $3.50 per doz at Schmidt's gallery, Main St It will tuke fifty tons of coal to supply the city offices this winter. The new voles for the tew fire alarm arc expected to arrive in a few days Be sure and attend the supper and cn tertainment at the M, E. church to-night The Council Bluffs & St. Louis pay-car gladdened the employes here yesterday The Ancient Order of Hibernians give adance in the Temple hall this evening The Order of the Eastern Star will give a grand ball and banquet Friday night in the temple hall, Mart Hardin is making some improve- ments to his property, corner of Fifth avenue and Ninth stre Two Kelleys, John were 1 Ly for heing too drank to be a ach had 35, and one had two watche: Peter MeNorton was yesterday sent to Jail for three duys for stealing a he satchel from a Broadway ,x]en ed being drunk a or his offense. J, Dierk's gray horse strayed a yesterday, and has been track as Weston. A liberal rew for the return, or for information leading to his recover The Marred Ladies' Progressive Euchre club will be entertained this evening by Mrs, J. E. Myers and Mrs H. H. Metealf, at No. Oakland ave nue. Tea at 6 o'clock, sharp. Lea y was given yesterday to H. C rdon and Isabella E. Casey, both of Denver; George W. Clark, of thiscity, and Lilian L. Well, of Kent, Union coun ty, low corgh 8. Langmade and J):'nulu E. Barnes, of this city, yming of ¢ dden collecting of month or so, then it gets to ry. It1s suggested that the colleet the licenses is to store 1 extenuation y to The Methodist ndies will give a supper at their church to-night. In addition to the supper there will be tableaux, music band, instramental musie, ation by Mrs. Lyon, and the Doors open at 7:30 p. m Judge Aylesworth was surprised yes- terday by the discovery that his own calf wasin the pound. Fe paid the costs and sent the young bovine home just as any plebian would, not being able even as judge to suspend sentence on the four legged tramp. Young Eschelman, arrested here for obtaining goods under false pretenses, is said to have sold about fifty dollurs worth of the goods to A. Goldstein. R. L. Me- Donala & Co., of St, J yesterday sued out a wnt of replevin,” claiming the goods to be theirs. " Lastevening a man, giving his name as Kelly, offered a wateh for sale at Mar- cus’ second hand store. It answered the description of the one, which had been stolen, and Mr. Marcus called Chief Tem- pleton, of the fire department, to arrest the man. Templeton complied with the request and run him in, Yesterday afternoon a young [rishman full of fighting whisky was made the but of the jokes of some" fellows taking life easy on Brouadway, until the fellow be- gan getting back "at them in talk which was notof the parlor sort. Thena po Jiceman came along and run him in while those who had kept bantering him, and who were sober cnough to have known better, were atlowed to in wait for a new victim for their fun. “It's the way of the world. George Clifton, a homeless young man, was found yesterdny morning ubout i o'clock prowling about the streets. He was placed in the ecity j where he could be watched easier than on the Hetold a pitiful story to the y morning, and so touched al heart asto cause the court to suspend severe sentence for a time in the hope of the young fellow finding some more profitable employment than Joating about the s s, There was . happy gathering st the residence of Mr. Howlund, on First street, esterday afternoon, at the marriage of 158 Hattie Howland and Mr. Charles Green. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Mackey, at b o'clock, and after & brief reception the newly-wedded ones took the Chicago & Rock [sland train for an eastern trip, Mr, Green is a young man who s connected with the hard ware establishment of DeVol & Co., and is hizghly esteemed in business as well as social circle ‘The bride hs many friends here, whose hest wishe; hers. Ttalian Joe seems to have a hard time of it. He keepsa fruit stand, the chief attraction of which to several rude boys 8 the opportunity presented them to an noy him, and get him angry. He talks wory httle English, and when he has any of them arrested he cannot make his eause of complaint very clear in its de: tails and generally gets the worst of it. Yesterduy he hud an altereation with three boys again, who managed to thump B, smash his windows and cause him much trouble. His past experiences in eourt do not tempt him to seek redr there. - Personal Paragraph: | F. R, Brivas, of Missouri Valloy, was i the clty Yosteraay. L C.R. Benediet und daughter, of Xa., were at the Ogden yesterday, Dr. Lawrence and wife have returned from their eastern and European visit. William Simpson, wife and daughter, of Sholby, were smong those at the Pa. eific yoste Muyor and Maujor Cole, of tion, was at the Pac Chavl ing auditor of the Kansas City & St. Jesenh railway, was in the city yesterday A number of stock men were fic yesterday, B. F. Silknitter erritt and T, ene, of Gl d William Oshorne, of Anam iss Lizzie Winter, an enterprising ug lndy of this city, starts to-day for Cheyenn e county, Kansas, to spend six nths on her homestead which she has ken ap. Charles T, Bray loft last evening for ~ @heyenne, wlh he will assume the | datics of book keeper for J. J. Brow n & 0., the railway contractors. He is one the young mon i whom Council : s pride and has contidence. He the oftice of the Chicago spany, and later in the office lisemun & Co. He i thor nt accountant, responsi- he at the G.W wooa, to loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire. Pearl stroet, Council Blufls, CLEAR KNIGHTS OF LABOR. | They Decide to Keap Aloof From the Gon- nal Rac gr GATHERING IN LICENSES | yesterday asked 1 at Crainey’s Justice Biils Decision Don't Pers A Glance The Dy Strike que Any Alike The Kunights Waon't Vote Delegates fr fifler of Knights borin this « Atl T ider the congres onal conte onal | anti t Inth cht, th enrlier part of the it ! ries nierr so that they m weking a reply mine which candidate they After it wi much eonsultation and wided to support Dr I'he from the race port discussion Hatton, the withdeawal of De. Hatton and his attempt to throw into Colonel Keatley's democratic camp I'he assembly nt at Dr i dectared their votes to Keatiey, By yoting for nommee his following has caused some revolt at Missonri Valley, ind Hatton, held a mueting, that they would not allow be thus given to Colonel would take sweet re Major Lyman. In order to harmonize all, if possibie, this district convention was, d Colonel Keatiey's friends urged the consention to endorse him, but there was not quite rity, and the next best thing was agr to. A reso lution was | d to the et that the Knights of or should withhold theiv votes from both candidates, in other srds, that they should not vote for any ssman. Some favored the nomj nating of a new man to take Dr. Hatton's place, but it was deemed too late in the to do this, for such a eandidate put forth at this time would be simply slaughtered. The kmights will nor sanization not endorse cither Colonel tley or Major Anderson, and its members are advised not to vote for either. ‘Thisis simply advice, however, and it is not mandatory, each Knigit of Labor being at Liberty to vote if he chooses, without jeoparilizing his position | in the order but aom ed : Vol sells Stewd Acorn and ed conl burners, Charter and Acorn cook stoves and ranges am and warm air furnaces dway. Seal brand oysters at 11 J. Palme - Saloon Licenses. The new order of the new mayor, eall ing upon the saloons to pay license vromptly, has caused lifty-two out of the fifty-nine saloons to pay $2bench for th October license. The other re promising to come in, but the mavor de- clares that he will not take promises for pay, and it is expected that a move will be made this week to close these delin quents. Thus far the difliculties seem few. But there arises the question as to what shall be done with the back licenses, which amount to about $4,000. Some saloons have paid right along, and others @ four months back. If those who have not paid their Kk licenses are to be let run along just the sume as those who have kept paid up: if old scores are to be simply wined off the state and anew account opened, then the delin- quents have the advantage of those who liugo paid prouptl tens to make trouble. If, on the other hand, the quents are foreed to pay for' the ack months, then it means fact is, it is uot ensy for under a license law when the prohibition clear. It takes sharp figuring and if any one can solve th and keep thé machinery movi the present mayor, but he k. P.C. L W ( finds it no - MeTcaLy Bros. Fresh oysters in every style at the Phenix Chop House, No. 505 Broadway. Eo il A Glance at Justices' Fees. The BEE has frequently called atten- tion to the wonderful size of John Jay Frainey’s claims upon the county treas- ury. As he is in a candidute for election 10 the office of justice of the peace, it is well for the tax payers to look over the figures and sce how his bills compare with those of other justices The following is a_showing of his bills as compared with those of Justice Hen- dricks. Itis mnoticeable that the bills as presented by him are far in excess even of what the board under the law could or did allow, indicating a very strong ten- dency on Mr. Framey’. t to flate his bills to the utmost, necessitating a *“slash- ing” policy on the part of the county board m order to protect the people's interests. It is evident that if he had his and the county board did not stand between him and the treasury, he would have one of the fattest of all of. ficial incomes: The following is the comparison, taken from the county books, a8 between Justices Frainey and Hendricks, the bills clsimed and allowances made at the sey eral sessions of the county board, Jus tice Schurz, like Justice Hendricks, has kept within reasonable bound, and it is estimated that Ju Frainey’s bill for eriminal cascs amount to twice as much as the others together: FLAINEY'S BILLS, Claimed, as AR A|]§l\\('ll pril, 18 o Jilhe, 18 September. January, 1838, June, 186, .. Septewber, 188, Totalss ..o April, 183, June, 155, September, Jnl\\vmz, 1884, June, 18%... Septenber, 1556, Totals . 243,50 $238.55 1t will be notie 1 that during the time in- dicated above, Framey tried to get $368.35 morc from the county troasury than the county board would ‘ullo: ile cannot well clum that there was any adyerse political feeling on the part of the board, for it has b democratie, and the county atlornuy been a democrat of his own party. Do the people want to retain in office a man who has such an ovident disposition to swell the expenses of the oflice to which he is elected, and whith he prowmises to fill to the best interests of the peopie, rather than the best filling of his own pockets® 1t is to be o that slight crrors, or honest differences might arise in bills thus rendered, but while the county board by close scritiny and carcful 1opping cin only tind & to reduce Justice Hendrieks' bills | , it appears that Frainey's b the samu period are 1o great by 00 large an amount to be accounted for by any errors in figures footings. | or LS Mrs. A. 8. Hall is prepared to do dress making on short notice and at reasonable prices. No. 828 Broadway. THE The Decision 1 el that the Dubu cases had veen remanded to Dubug graphic new e the Unitted States snpreme liquor by the conrt has been hailed with delight by the prohibitioni this decision the knoeking last prop of for the I'ne Ber r side for info John N. Bald for whevein who see of the mation and opin M P . 1 the att did no hop wan win ruey the ‘Our cas just decided, and the « t ligure s coneerns the « for we have ditferent points and dif rent questions raised. You will notice from th legraplic report it ap that the conrt was «divided on the Jubique cases even, and hence we yod reason o believe that under a presentation of the matter may be decidod in our favor. 1 sufident that they will be, and the ¢ cision of the Dubuiue no erite not like Ars have dit ent onr | ion by which to predict the same decision | for the cases brought he Mr. Jacob Sims, the attorney for the prohibitionists, is ivoking into the futn mal contidence as to gaining the “T'he decision sending the Du bugque eases back to the courts is just what I expected and just what 1 be- lieve will be the result in the Blufis eases. There is but little differ ence in the cases, and the questions in volyed are practically the same. It is only matte f time and the will have to elose. The decision 3 vendered will practieally govern all these cuses, and the United States supreme court will not give a different ruling on these cases here, wiich are so nearly like the others.” — - lectrie door bells, burgls form of domestic clectr ances at the New York Plumbing Co, - The best stove Tever diet of thousands who R it Home base burner. Agents. s [ ing for the Boom. Last evening the eity eouncil ¢ mittee of the whole met at the city hall further the giving of the Union Pucific the of way along Tenth avenue, and also the giving of the new bridge and stre certain rights of w was wholly informal, “The city attorney was presen anote of several suggestions off will incorporate them into That concerning the new street railway company will be ¢ afternoon, It seems the intention of the councilis to have the ordinance so framed as to prevent the bridge being sam railway purposes, S0 as to wagon and sireet railway bridge. will be other restrictions put into the ordinance, so that there may not be ¥'s inferests jeopardized. In “nth avenue an ordinance is 80 framedas to compel the Union rifie to settle amieably and fairly what- may result to private prop- ilso to compel the Union Pacific to muntain - a passenger depot at Broadway, as at present. 1t is intended to thus meet the cctions [raised st giving the ht of way on Tenth avenue. ht explained o the Tenth avenue project Wt the buiiding of a union | ot in that part of the city, zht depot tor the Jobbing houses in that part of nd spli ms to consider ordinane and ity M. Kolle voiced the sentimenis of the property owners on Tenth avenue, in sting against the project unless ti were compensated for the to p propertv, and t too, without the necessity of any law suif, as private citizens could not affor t fight a great corporation single- handed. The ordinances will be prepared and considercd by the council a8 a committe of the whole before the reguiar meeting next Monday night. t your books are made by More- ., room 1, Everett block. - S Seal brand oysters at 1. J. Palmer s. Lo From Teamster to Judge. “The first m 1 ever earned in Council Blufls,” remarked Judge Ayles- worth, “was hauling lumber for Street when he was building Streetsville, twenty years ago. I droye one of Street’s teams, and in part pay I took a cow. I got thut cow on Thanksgiving day, and on the following January [ was_ in court filing a demurrer in the case involving the of twenty-four houses which Street built, when Strectsville w boom, the very houses which I hauled the lumber for. Talking about booms reminds me of the Streetsville boom, and how Street exvected to make a fortune there, and how it not only broke him up, but cavsed a number of others to Jose by the speculatio 1 am in favor of booms, though that is if they are healthy ones. We don’'t want any hooms thatare only booms, and nothing back of them.” in Stoves, Tin- W. A, Wood -~ Try aGarland Cook stove for soft hard Cooper & MeGee have them. - - The Bridge, The stock books of the On Council Bluffs Railway and Bri pany have been opened for the subserip- tion of stos iverv resident of the city is cordially invited to subscribe for stock in any amount from one hundred dollurs upwards. As all the stock ribed here, and it is expected tha by themiddle of next week, will be ready to go to Onia t arrangenients with the stock- holders there, wno have their stock al- ready pledged. Call at my oftice. By order of the board of directors. GEORGE F. WriGuT, Sec'y. and per s e S Hard and sott coal, wood, lime, cement Council Bluffs Fuel Co., No. 530 oedway. Telephone No. 136 — Dr, Hanchett, office No. 12 Pearl street. Resldence 120 4ol get. Telephong No. 10. - Headquarters for gloves and mittens at MeTrcaLy Bros. -~ Messrs. Odell Bros. & Co. have received cloek from the Phaenix Insurance com- pany of Hartford, which they represent, which is called the “*Unique,”’ baving the letters forming the name of the company in place of the figures showing the hour. ‘The time is, however, readily told by the position of the hands, which bear the company’s monogram. ‘The name of the company also apvears in plain letters on the dfal'and the very tick of the clock seems to suy “'Phamix.” It was made by the Ansonia clock company and designi to stand on the desk, where it will keep the boys in mind of the fact that the com- is in their agen An Independent Candidate. 1 hereby announce myself as an inde- candidate for justice of th peace, and submit my elaim to the voters of Council Bluffs, 1a.; on tne 2nd day of Novemoer, 18586, A. L. HENDRIOKS, et Firet class regular dinnes 25 cents, 12 to 2 o'clock. Phwnix chop house, 505 Broadway. OMAHA DAILY S —— | on the | stories Council | | his | suspec Villard as a Repotter. Washington Post: Henry Villard, who ed to carry the great Novthern Pacitic venture through, aud retired from Wall strect three years ago, 1s about to return to New York and take his place in. the middle of affairs. The plack, fidehty and hone fa he showed while surrounded by verils and overshadowed by disaster will stand him in stead now, when a good reputation 18 more valuable than anything clee Villard lived i Washington some twenty-three years ago. W hen Byington wmd [ were running the Tribune on Four teenth street, Villard was a flying re v with the avmy--a sort of ambas of the cditors at Meade's head quarters One day T wet Villard pretty near pickei line, He ealled my sttention the fact that there was i skirmish presently the ltory firing had misiaken for practice, eame nearer and some bullets ry through the branches overhead. We turned and rode to the extreme front, but the battle 1ot yet mature, and the soldiers were 1 swapping coffee and tobaceo “Fhat night Nillard and [ slept together ute angles of some soft chestnut rails that we laid side by side on the wet ground at Centerville, 1 was tired and he was wakeful, and he talked and told until 1 dropped aslecp. He seemed 1 commonplace sort of u fellow ubout like the rest of the boys, and 1 didn't suppose that he ever would be able to organize 1 blind pool and borrow $20, 000,000 for a seeret investment on merely promise return it. The sequel ssessed resources of un 4 and that is probably f difference between men, after the to ind d to the ch all. - The Musical Umon and Welsimen of this country have been asked to help get Harney Morgan, the old Welsh harpist, out of the Pittsburg poor house. Forty wrs 1o he was o famous harpist, and ade plenty of money, but he lost it all after the war SPECIAL NOTICES. IWOTITE. Special advertisements, such us Lost, Found To Loan, For o Rent, Wants, Bourding, ete., will boinserted in this column at the low rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inser- fonand Five Cents Per Line for ench subsequent insertion. Leave ndvertisements at our ofice No. 12 Penl sireet, neawr broadway, Council Bluffs it WANTS, VWASTED-A first cines cook at lechtele's Hotel, Council Blufls, W ANTED- Iy ¢ Shenfleld, “ruilway con- tractor, 100 railway laborers and 50 tenm- stors to work on grade of Southern Kansas ruiirond in the Indian ‘Cerritory, 60 milos south of Kiowa, Kan, Good wages: good win- ter work. Work will last two yonrs. For formation inquire of N, Schurz, Council Bluffs, OR RE T A good doubie building suttablo store and dwelling. Good location. T Voight, 300 North Eth st. JOORSALE Mo bury sewin. ting machine chinos elock; shoe 101, 41 ouE whol Muih street. Address Z Blufls. Brad- split % 0 rosldence and No. 41 North . Council MURDER!! cin is ngain waking fts anoual yenrs' trinl of DILTHOS, JEFF DY for that fatal mnludy has de 4 tho fact that it is infallibl It you permit’ you hoir blood be upon your at the office, No. 23 South From the Owaha Bee: Mr. J. H. Butler, of Hazel Dell,Pottawattamie Towa, and his family of eleven persons, ‘with maligant diphtherin. Every m has recovered by the uco of . vontive and Cure for Diphtheria, d of nfhh)'mcmn, No. 1410 Campbel] street, 108t & beautitul and i1- sged nbout 15 yeurs, by o Jeft without the C. H Omiabs terosting duughtor, diphtheria, undor the treatment of one hest physicinns in Omabu, writes to D ot this city: o, our dear dau T um satisfied that hor 1ifo could saved. Another on of our children d the diphtheria, her throat was filled up with the putrid uleeration, wo uged your medicine hours ihe digese wis completely subdusd. In the future wo will Yeep your medioine &t all times in our house Wo fécl that it saved the lite of one dren. We ure very thankful rogrot that wo did not oall on From the Council BInfls Daily G M. A. McPike, editor of tho Cambrl buri, Pa) Freoman, hus bo friond of the cditor of tho Glohe twonty yours, and is known whe knowiliis ono of the bost A, wis T with_qiphther 4 greatly dis- trossod. hiherin Cure was ured, und the lives of the rest of his child- ren suved. Lot Mr. McPike are un- bounded in their expressions of gratitude for finding some ne the loss ot all his littlo_ones. Mr. McPike's childron out of eight died from diphtherin before he had An opportunity of using Dr. Jeffcr DY) Al DYSPEPSIA! Dyspaptic, why iive in misery und die wn dis- puir with canicwr of the stomach? Dr. T Jefferis cures every cuse of indigestion constipation in a very short timo. erences given. Dyspepsin s the cause of ninety per ¢ of nil disensod conditions. Price $5 for two woe Dr. Jefferis” diphtheris medicine is infalliblo for gli kinds of kore thronts. In; nsible in putrid sore thro nINg it in 48 h plo form. liblo cure for all intiammatory, ulcorativ rid, eancerous ulceration of the womb & catirrhal conditions. Full printed iustructions how to use th cmes sent with them. No doctor Dr. Joffo his office Blufrs, price 1is tamily o 23 South Bightt_stroet, Council ToWR, OF Sent hy oxpress on receipt of JACOBSIMS, Attorney at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7and 8 Shugart Blook. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Exprets. P. C. MILLER. No. 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, - LATRST DESIGNS. MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. House, sign and decorative painter. Papier Mache wall ornaments. None but best hands employed and charges reasonable. Horses and Mules For all burposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or double. MASON WISE. Couucil Bluffs. which 1} BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1886, - WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don't forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make are bound to change in their firm on Janwary Ist nexct, and that they, matevially veduce their stock befor e that day. Go see them before you purchase elsewhery and obtain their prices. 17 you want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices that will covtainly swit you THAN COST. See them. “arming Lands m lowa, cre Land Buyers fare free, 5 Broadway, Council Bluffs, o HAIR Work neade to otdetr, If you wish a Carpet, no matter week. the imwense stock. OFFICER & PUSEY; COUNCIL BLUF! Establishod 1857 1A, CEESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire Hscape And all mo 'ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. FIRE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $i0, 1ound frip. BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journal County and Bank Work of All Kinds aSpec- ialty Prampt Attention fo Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & 0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind- ing 1n Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. REFERENCES: onal Bank, M. E. Buith & Bank, Deere, Wells & Co ational Bank, . Insurance ( nkers,C. B Savings Bao Citize: First oficer & Pusey, b Reduction in Prices, China, Glaégware, Etc., At W. 5. Homer & Co's, No. 28 Main st Council Bluffs, Minnesota School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 y Information, ete., given by BANKERS| Their stock consists of all grades and makes 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 Kansas, and wrs’ tune 5 per P. P. LAUSTRUP, wa, agent for driksen & Hgs. €. L. GILLETTE, Bt wivaitucent awid Latest Styles a«! Jeiutaiie é/u;é‘l aned Aulder Hact Otianents, GOoOps, Co., ( hicago. Cfi"}"{c; of Eya Worke. AT— whal grade, be before purchasing elsewhere. SPECIATI. SAII We offer special bargains in Dres ‘m.. 328 Broadway, - - - TELEPHONE e 109, FIRE German American, of New York Phanix,® of Hartford, Hartford,* of Hartford. Californian, of San Fr REAL ESTATE * * * HomeSteam 0 Brodway FOR SALE BLUTPS AND OMANIA * 99 Main Street, bouncil Blutls, Jotna. CARPETS. Bargains in Carpets This Week Harkness Brothers'. re to call and see us Patterns and Dress Goods this Everything in this line will be sold cheap this coming weel HARKNESS BROTHERS, No. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. #ED.# B WiLLIAMS i Tailor ¢ TWlen’s Furnisher, 506 DBroadway, Council Bluffs. PRl Leading Skylos and Impoptations Gopstantly ap Hond £e~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, Council Bluffs. Mrs. O. A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Miliinery Co, Manager. INSURAN In fhe following Companies clsco, ‘Scottish Union & National, of Edinturg. Union, of 8an Francisco. State,* of Des Moines. Williamsburg City,* of Brooklyn. Those marked with a* insure also_against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadoes CounciL 2D oN Goop crry ARM PROPERTY AT LowEs A BEST LAUNDRY WORK In the city can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Council O, W. SCHINDELF, Frop, None but exper pnced hands vmployed Out of town orders by mail or expressos. licited, and all work war 18 N. Main st, Co 5. 15th st, roo Tents, Awnings, Roofing, S! F e and Window ( Elevators, (hand and hydr | R.L.WILLIAMS il Bluft 10, Omaha, Neb, fa., and 209 facturer's Agent (or the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES . Mantels, Show Oases, ic, etey Bluts Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 'FARM LANDS CHEAP! anging from 5.00 to | ITS THE ‘* PROPER CAPER.’ " For a buyer to go where the largest Stock est Varieties are kept in any one line, Again, has EXPERIENCED ACCOMMCDA T1oNS faithful and trusty helps those who buy will be agreeably served, and if seller gives ¥ULL weights and meas for and Gt i seller ures, you have three excellent reasons patronizing such a firm Fuel e« HEATON FUEL CoO., No. 628 Broadway, Council Bluffs, phone 110 WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HOoOUsSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL nsumers ought therefore to buy of IMPLEMENTS, DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Wholesala Agricaltaral Implements, Bugsies, KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Make the Orlginal and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FERD CUTTERS, Nos. 1801, 154, 1605 and 1817 Ronth Main Street, Council TLuffs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & CO, Manuf'vs an i Jobbhors ot Agricultural Tmplements, Wagons, Buggles, Carriages, and all kinds of Farm Machines 10 to 1118 South Main Strect,” Council Wl da owa. AXE T F.0. GLEASON, T. H. Dovaras, Gro.F, Wiiant, Pros.&Trons, V.-Pres $Man. Seo &Counsel Council Blufs Handly Pactory, (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Sladgs and Small Handlas, of every doscription. HANDLES, CARPETS, COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, 0il Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goods, Ete. Na (05 "N!,Al“'ll) Council Blutrs, own. CIGARS, TOBACCO, 110, T 0Y & MOOR —Wholesale Jobbers i the Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipas Nos. 28 Main and 27 Poarl Sts. Council Bluffs, owa. COMMISSION. & LEAMAN, Y holesalo Frait and Produce Commission Merchaats. No. M4 Pearl St., Council Blufrs. DRUGGISTS, HARLE, HAAS & CO,, Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Druggists' Sundries, Ete. No, fnin St, and No. 21 Pearl' st., Council Biutfs FRUITS, 0. W. BUT Wholesale Califoraia Fruits a Specialty Commission. No. 51 Counetl Bluffs T WIRT & DUQUETTE, ‘Wholesale Praits, Confectionery & Fancy Grocerlss. Nos. 16 nnd 18 Pearl St.. Coun il Bluffs, General Brondway, ~ anockmies, L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. No. 418 Brond- Also Wholesalo Liquor Denlors. way, Conncil Blufts. HARNESS, ETO. BECKMAN, STROHBEHN h. 0., Manu‘acturers of and Wholosalo Dolers in Lather, Harness, Saddlery, Bte. No. 02 Main St. Council BluTs, lowa 3 }1.11' - METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. und A48 Bi s, , CAPS, E way, Cou HEAVY HARD!WARE, K INE & FELT, Wholosale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Stock, Council Bluffs, lowa. HIDES AND WUOL. "D, H. McDANELD & €O, Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, w,Wool, Pelts, Greasound Furs Council BIus lown, OILS. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO., —Wholesale Dealers in— Illuminating & Lubricating 0il; Gas)liny BTO., BTC. Theodore, Agent, Council Blulrs, Towa. LUMBER PILING A. OVERTON & 0., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling And Bridge Mutorial Spocinitios,Whiolos e Lu ber of &l Kinds. Office No. 13 A Coundil Blulls. lown, WINES AND LIQUOKS. ETC. JOHN LINDER, Wholeslo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Agont for Bt Gotthard's Horb Ditters, No. U Muin uncil Blufls ; SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, Blufs Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLiTFFS, Opposite Dumwy Depot, Horses and hand, for sale at retail or in car log ders promptly filled by contract notice. Stock sold on commission Surcrer & BoLey, Propri Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Staules, ecroes 18t. ave aiid 4th street R. RICE, M. D., Cancers .0 oer vl witee Knifo or draw Y Py wles kept Over thirly yores praclicn exparivace. No. 11 Pear) B, Couneil Blade B Convultstion five.