Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1886, Page 6

ER VT, S AR i S ——————— | mrca and Stutsman sireets, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. SATURDAY MORNING OCT. 30 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREELT. Delivered by carrier in any partof the city at IWenty conts por week, B W.Tinton, -« . T || PHONES: BUETNPER 01710 3 \. Manager. New York Plumbiag O New fall goods at Reit Cooper & McGee sell hardware. Buy 1 brand oysters, the best. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's, Pancls_at $350 per doz o hmidy's gallery, Main St. P C De Vo for the new put them up in Frank Peterson is titting up the store No. 808 Broadway for a grocery etore, which he will openin a few da Married by Rev. J. Fisk, at his residence on Benton street, Thursday, October Mr. Elmer Mclntosh and Miss Justie ( hard, both of this ¢ B, F. Clayton, of of the Farmers' Naticnal congress, members the BEe with a complete port of the last annuai sion at anl. The new fire alarm boxes have ar- rived and will be put in [ll.l(l, #S 500D 8BS the wires ure completed, which will be as soon as the rest of the pol which witl be—that's a conundr ning H. mlnn chapt tern Star, ve a and banquet at Iumplv hall ‘was enjoyable, and the ranged with rarve good taste. The private oflice of Oflicer & Pusey’s banking house has been tinely and taste- lul12 papered and decorated” by George Beard. Itis now one of the most at- tractive and pleasingly finished ofli the city. At the seventeenth annual (-nn\l'nlmn of the Towa Young Men’s Chris i being he Td at Des Moines, this :nwl by \lr Allfl \I s, Harry 1s reccived the furnaces copal_chureh and will W days, 1 onia, sceretary St [LAVISHL LUXURY OF LAV, ing, ¥ xley und 3 W, stor of the Afri- ean Mothodist chureh, Was serenaded by the colored folks Thursday night. He was also given a generous supply ot pro- visions, vegetables, chickens, ete., enough to enable him to hold the fort for two weeks at least, without other supplies. On 'l‘hurml‘ul evening Mrs. J. E. Myers and Mrs, W Metealf en ned the Married Ladie: Progressive Euchre club, The gathering was the first one of the geuson and was a highly enjoyable affair. e W uabout forty guests present, lml Ml~ Waddell and Mr, Van Brunt were awarded the first ladics’ and gen- tlemen’s prizoes A man named Strahm was here from the far west yesterday looking for his mussing wife, who for some reason had iven him the slip, taking the two chil- ren with her. He had traced her by her tickets and l:.u_gm'c so far as this'c but here could get no further trace of h He scems willing to let the woman go, but he 18 anxious for the children. The banquet served at the Creston house to the visiting Odd Fellows Thurs- duy night was one of the finest in all its details ever served in thiscityon anysnch occasion, and Max Mohn has won ‘much nnlue for the snme. The rooms were autifully decorated with flowers, and , but wn, the p the spread was not only bountiful ‘was arranged and served tempungly The youth of to-day enjoy lmnmn!n advantages over those of Iutl{ years a in the way oi eucational helps. 'Ihu Bek man has looked over one of the very latest and best aids in the study of rhynio]ogy. which is being introduced nto this section by Smith & Musson, of this city. It is hite’s l’hvslolovlc.\l Manikin, a life size representation of the entire human form, so arranged as to present u life size view of every bone, muscle, artery, vein and nerve, also all the internal organs in their proper places, so they can be folded out and shown to the ciass with all their mtricate relations to one another, Yesterday aftornoon a man, whose name was not learned, met with a singu- Jar accident and moest fortunate escape on Broadway. As a load of hay was passing he stood in the street pluckin 8 blade of dry grass wuln which to pic his teeth, presumably, when a horse and buggy came along at a lively rate, pass- t g 80 close to the load of hay as to leave im little room. In trying to avoid a squeeze he turned abouf just in time for the end of one of the buTgysh:\flslo slip | weasl under his coat, run up his" back and out by the collar, strip 11nnk the cont from end to end, quickly depriving him of further use of that garment and whirling him about in a terrifying way. lle was Juekily uninjured, lmt is out a cont. He will now follow the fashion and sneak Liis toothpicks fr hotel counters. DL et An Independ andidate, I hereby announce myself as an inde- pendent candidate for justice of the Peace, and submit my claim to the voters of Council Blufls, 1a.,, on the 2u0d day of November, 1856, A, L., lh',smucus. LB Headquarters for gloves and mittens at MErcALr Bros. - Try a Garland Cook stove for soft hard Cooper & Mc(uc have them. Peorso lll Mrl Spencer hom Huruce Beudle, the Pacifio. P. J. Gallagher, of Weston, was at the Pacitic yesterday. H. Raburn, of Aurora, ) the city yestord Hon. John tone, of (Hlenwood, was st the Ogden yesterdd. Wilkins, of M on business yesterday. H. D. Heinsheimer and Mrs, Russell, of Glenwood, were in the city yesterday. Dick Ladd, who travels for one of the reat clonk Houses of Now York, was in 0 city yesterday, George Swan was expeeted to arrive t evening on 8 visit to his pavents, lnnel and Mrs, Swan. A, Jugt, one of the oldest traveling én on tho road for Arnold, pstabie Co., New York, was in the mty yoster- Ibble and 4 visiting Mr Parag Smith returned has Beatrice, Neb., is at b., was in i Valley, was of Michigan corner of who is a gl Swan, Dibble gent for the “Bound to l‘|y, was her ny mrranging for the appe troupe ufm on Thursduy weok. sister of Nh ¥ nce of the ning of next Mrs. Davidson, ace od by Mrs, | s unl ) St Joc in the eity los W. Peregoy. d returned to St Joe ay with b where tie ried. T ay, t \\ulllt)\l.n) | 1 the eity congratulations m 5 mu mhn) r Mr. Wadsworth, and lust even \g left for Biair, Neb., 10 | wisit the {momu varents. They - geturn on londay, when Mr. ill return to | ition with Messys, Fnbam. Tull A Showiag of the Rosults of the Big Fee Bills of a Justice, ARE THE SALOONS PAYING Atlantic— Doing Crohibitton Cases Krom What Neola's People —~A Variety of B News. y An Expensive Court. The By res ve had several op portunitios to acquaint themselves with the costs to which this county is put to maintain Justice Frainey's court, as it has been conducted in the past. Now that he appeals agan for re-election, the public is entitled to the facts as shown by the records, indicating that a large number of trivial cases are entertained in this court, for which the county has to offenders were being there might be pay heavily. 1f ves captured and punished, some gool son for such expensive bills. The Bre showed in detail the other day that Justice Frainey had claimed of the county $2,055 for his fees, while the other city justices, during the same period, claimed searcely more than onedenth of this amount. It may be thought that in Justice Frainey's court criminal business there was more done and more rogues punished, but & search of the records shows that only a small fraction of the crimnal cuses begun had any real toun- I'mis too, according to 1 During 1 502 m. in ) u! oftice th he has ha criminal eases, for which th been called upon to Out_of theso 502 ca lu ally amounted to nothing. bout a dozen cases only hu deemed serious enough to be 3 «l by the grand jury, and of this dozen the nrnlmhlu) is thutno moy two or three have Deen or ever found guilty of the charges made against them. Out of the 502 there W who| were found grailty of petty of Such is the showing. “Justice Frainey mmself by his decisions virt that out of 602 erimmal cases bnmg‘-t in his court 420 ought not to have been brought. ‘I'he following is the showing in detail as gatherad from his reports to the county board at its qu ly session : 1 Number ul ol L ; bound d jury, 2; Iouml gulty, 3; the peace, 5; discharged, 420 have |n 0 Out of the ¢ been SESSION, 1886. noue bound over; convicted of potty offenses, 10; dismissed, 84. SEPTEMBER SESSION, (1886, Number of e v bound over, ity of petty of: fenses, 7; cha u:es of venue, 8, bound over to koup the pe 2 ce, 2, JANUARY, 1880, Number ot es, 119, dismi found guilty, 16; bound over, 5; of venue, 6; bound to keep the pe: APRIL, 18 Number of cases, 25; dismissed, 20; found guilty, 1; changes of venue, 3; bouhd over to keep the peace, 1. JUNE, 1886, Number of cases, 78: found guilty, 6; to the grand jury, 2: bound to keep the keep the peace, 4; changes of venue, 9. SE! X'rh\lmll 1886. Number of cases, 87; convn,tc«l of petty oftenses, 24; to the grand jury, 3; bound tojkeep the peace, 3; changes of venue, 3. 'he justices' fees are but a small part of the expense thus entailed upon the c()unly In each of these cases there are feos for constables and witnesses, whi will amount t6 as inch more, so_that really appears that the county is asked for about four thousand doll.\rq to pay the expenses of gcmn a Zen men bound over to the zr.m urv uml a few runy offenders punished a few days n_jail or a nominal fine. In all these cases oflicers are employed, and constable fees run up proportion- ately fast. Constables Wesruy and Rick etts have done the most of the work in Frainey's court. Constable Wesley’s bills from January 1, 1885, to September 1, 1886, in criminal cases n Frainey's court alone, amount to $745.05, which the county board cut down to $i61.75, the lm.ird figuring a_total overcharge of §280.80. During the same period Consta- ble Barhyte, who served as officer for Justice Hendricks’ court, filed bills for criminal cases there amounting to only 179.05, of which the board allowed as mu. and correct all but $4.95. During the same veriod Constable ey 's bills for cuses in Justice Schurz's court were $45.15, ana _in Justice Hen- dricks’ cou Ql'ith while his bills in Jus- tico Frainey's court were $745.05. Constable Ricketts' bitls from Iust Jan- uary to September for criminal cases Justice Frainey’s court were $1 from criminal eases in Justice Schu cour $10.65; from cases in Justice Hendric court, $13.60. 1t appears, therefore, that the wonder- ful amount of criminal cases started in Justice Frainey's court prove a bonanza not only to him but to the constables, wkila the county has to foot the bills for the privilege of seeing 420 cases out ot 502 promptly dismissed, there being noti- ing to them except costs. —~ The best stove I ever had, is the ver- d/ ¢ of thousands who ha used the Ra |\l 1ant Home buse burner. Coover & McGcee, Ageuts, o Firstclass regular dinner 25 cents, 12 2 o'clock. Phonix fchop hou 505 toroadivy. e Notes From ]\fiolfl. NEOLA, Ta., Oct. 2 Frum and E. L. Shugart occupied the dry goods boxes yesterday. Fritz Seiverts has opened up s first class hotel in his new briek bwlding, Stewart Brothers are oceupying their new store and Pat Ryan will be in his in o fow days. Operator Rowe iy acknowledged to be the most itubly inclined young man in town, Clerk Shea and Scott Willinms were at the rally last night. E. Reichart says Neola township will give a good round democratie majority , of West Point. bas located in Neols and is working inio o goud practice, Dau Austin, one of our nent young one of Persia’; Heury I(uh(.n, of O K here this week. He will retu S, ay ovening. He has ma b dsnumufllm)uung Ladi and assurcd ald like to 8 at a time, but tiw it. ompany play a there t week r Neolu boy, is with home many s of this than & e thuu a wee Omsha will not l.mu U The Western 4 three nights Sid Downs, s for the trow) Tim Foley; of Willow Springs, Nub., fs back wmouig his old fricids for a short it Mr. Hill, formerly of Walnut, has con- cluded to open & new meat market here M. F. Rohrer, of Council Blufls, the greatest man with ad fn-m-n in insur- ance cireles 1s hor 1 the lnterest of the at Green, while engaged in trausact- ] prosneetive widows. ing svme busiaess in lown & fow eveniugs near losing a valuable Mosquito crock. A Mr. ¥Fleek has been looking up the different patches of timber about Neola Yorkshire with a view of investing, at object ho refuses to state city building has become the abiding place of many spirits, oWing to a raid by our constable on one of the saloons of the town to appease the wrath of one of its customers, However this has had no effect on the bus of the saloons, and the council has adjourned one month so that they may not know that anything stronger than pop is being ago, came ver tean of horses sold under the protection of their pop ordinance. The mayor, it 18 s has ordered that no more licenses be issued which has among after the 30th of this montn caused some little uneasin some of onr oldest inhabitants. Last night was a great night for the democracy, who were here from miles around to do honor to Colonel Keatley. The band from Minden enlivened mat- ters with its good music. In the evening Colonel Keatley addressed fully five hun dred people, and held the attention of The and the whole ng of the kind the Iurm- audience for two hours. Nlllnu 2 looking some dozen or < ago whenKeatley used to make stopping place on his political tonrs one was forcibly n-mimlm] of the great growth and improvement of this town. - J. Earnsdorf, having taken entir trol of the Phanix chop house, state that he has secured the Chiarles Decker, a lirst class cook of New York city, 1:; hest the market affoids, night and day, in the bost style of the Will also have u regular bill of fare. con- \h ves, - Wood nw in wood. i Council Blafis Fuel Co., Broedway, N e, come! No. 53 and Street Railway Company. A specinl meeting of the council was held last evening to consider the or- dinance in regard to the new bridge and street ear line. The ord lished in the Bk yeste to be 1 Blufl's hne in inside \ts from any pointin Coun to the western u.rmhuu of tl nywher :ompany is g1 10 complete the bridge, aud its 8 e line go far as South kir and three ye car line on th ordinance adopted by a vote of fi s to construct their strect south side named man Shugart alone voting against the ordinance. See th made by More- house & C rett block. 3 - Seal brand oysters ut H. J. Palmers. Substantial abs estate loans. J. W, 101 Pearl street. C acts of titles and real L. Squire. No. Bluft's. rprise of many the announce- dc that all of the saloons, fifty eight in number, have paid their October licenses, $25, excepting one, the prop- rietor of which has only been in businsss two weeks, and he bromises to settle this morning. There is some curiosity felt as to how long this system of collection will be kept up, but the mayor seems as de- termined as ever that all those who refuse or neglect to pay must be closed. An understanding has been reached by which those to pay_license will havo until the i5th of oach’ month to secttle, and if not paid by that time, then the war is to begin without further ceremony. In regard to the old’scores, tlmy will probably be allowed to go, and let the by- zones be gone-bys, It ated thiat it is not to be oxpurwl that the new mayor is to worry himself collec amounts which ought to have bl lected under the old administration. ng col- g Seal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer’s. ——— sacques, fur trimmings, seal caps, METCALF BROS, —~— Fresh nwors io overy style at the Phenix Chop House, No. 505 Broadway. —~—— Prohibition, Yesterday Judge Conner was in the city, and held a session inchambers, The principal matter brought before him was the case in which it is attempted to get an injunction against the Atlantic distil- lery, and other parties there, who are suid to be violating the prohibition law. The most of the afternoon was spent in the argument of the order of court for the defendants to produce in court certain books, showing th es, as required to be kept for oflicial inspection, It was argued that the court could not require this, as the order was one in effect com- pelling a defendant to produce ence 1o be used 10 an uttempt to conviet him of an offense, and no man being com- velled to eriminate himself, The judge decided to order the ndants to pro- duce the books asked for, or to show cause for not doing so0. Attorneys Allen and Dorloy appearcd for the plaintiff, and afellow and Delano, ulso the defendants. The n ter will be further considered next Thurs- day. Atlantic Eleetrie door bel burglar alarms and every form of domestic electri appli- ances.at the New Yo urk Plumbmg Co. The dwtrwl luhgrnuh company is making arrangements to secure complete returns from cvery polling placo in the city on the coming election day, ana those desiring to se them “at the earliest possible moment, anxious candi- dates and others, can do so by making arrangements with M. B. Brown, llw manager. ire e P. C, De Vol sells Stewart, Acorn and Westminster hard coul burners, Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves and ranges, Lw mnm[) steam and warm air furnaces. 0. 504 Broadway. - A telogram h.n been received here an- nouncing the death of W. E. Whitney, at his home in Illinois, where he went from: here about two wecks ago. He was a young man who was well known and greatly estecined here. He was for nmm (um coungcied with Burnham, Tulleys 3 d luter was in the office of Kim- He was lately taken with Aiup. k coneatipion, aud was in focble dondition, und rapidly declining when be left hecw for his home Pr. Hanchett, utIh,e No. 12 Pearl street. Residence 120 Fourth stréet. Telephone No. 10, - ! A.C.Dyer has bee up'mmlud on the | police force, in accordance with the re- | quest of the property owners and busi- nessen of lower Main street to hy 1 that part of the policeman located ity. e -— Mrs. 8. A. Hall is propared to do dress- ing on short notice wnd at reasonable prices. No. 898 Broadway. — 3 Andy Neally, who was stabbed about u week #go, was yesterday able to be out on the streets, aud didu’t look much like & dead man, and y the ferry train, \\Im‘h has been leaving here at 5:30 in | the morning, is abandgned, 4here being | no demand for it onger, it having been put on largely for the accommodation of the vegetable men during the summer season —_—— The American Dist ¢ has purchases | livery wagon for the | work of the compan | will thus be able to better | its patrons SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. | Special navertisements, such ns Lost, Foand To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Doarding, etc., will beinserted in this column nt tho low rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inser- ©Cents Per Lino for each subsequent advertisements at our office ol street, near Broadway, Council ot Telograph com- covere accommodate WANTS. ANT cook at Bechrele's Hotol A first-cin V 3 =|n-nm-|1|f railway con- 00 Failway Inborers and 50 tenn- stors vk on grado of Southorn Kansas raiiroad the Indian Territory, miles south of Kiowa, Kan, Kool win- tor work. Work will_Ia: formation inquire of N Jool rENT for _wro loeation. Tho 0 youra. For in hurz, Council Blufrs, ood double building suitablo y stors and dwelliog. Good oight, 101 North sth at. JORSALE -Mediu Dicboid sufe; Drad: bury sewing machine; cash registor; split machine: brass jaw lever crimping wa- shoomukers tools; residence and wholesdle buirding, X Address 7. 0\ 1. Malh &treet. Bluffs, MURDER!! Diphtheria is agnin making its cars’ trinl of DRt T EMEDY for that fatal meluly has demon- strated the fact that it is infalliblo as &_provent- fve and cure. If you permit your chilkiron to hiphthorte, Thotr biodd be, uPon youy For sl only at the ofice, No, 21 South root; Council Blufts, Tn. or sént by cxpross pt of price. From the Omaha i Buticr, of Hazel Dell, Pottawattamie Towa, and his family of cleven p o all sick with maliznant diphtherls erol by the nnual v JE Joftes without the uid of ng siehin, H. slakeslce, of No. 1410’ Campbell stroet, (hlln!|1.wlln recently a beantiful and ix tercsting daughter, aged nbout 15 nder the s in Omahn, writes to Dr. Jefferis, Your remedy for diphtherin came oar daughtor was dying when it ed that ber lite could it too lato, o WAS rece Tam 8 Bave been saved. ' Anothor ons of our chilgron who hud the diphtheria, her s flled up with the putrid ulceration, wo 508 SouE medicine and in twelve hours the di complotely subduwad. I the Tt keep your medicine at all times fn our house. Ve foc] that it savedl the lite of one of our chil Ve are ry thankful '() you, nml ouly notenll Blans q by Camprin (Ebens- e, Pa) Freomun, has been the personal friond of the editor of tho Globe for more thun twonty yoars, and s kaown whorover he i3 known as one of the best men living. His family was raveged with diphtheria, aud groatly dis- trossed. Romo of Dr. Jefforis’ Diphtherin Cure was and the 1ives of the restof his child- ron saved. - Letters from Mr. McPike ure un. jounded in their exprossiohs ratitude for nding some means of av hig litrlo_on out of cight An opportun Ffmng Caundl M. A. McPike, editor of M af B D loss of ol dPike's children ve of M from diphth PEPELA! viand dio_ 1n dis- Dr. Thomas offeris curcs every caso of indizestion and constipution in w very short rime. "fiest of rot- Dyspepstn 1w the cause of ot all diseased conditions. W0 Woeks treatment. Dr, Jeeris’ diphtheria medicine is infalliblo for all kinds of sore throats. Indispensible in throat, in malignant scarlet fever, ‘o nful- put- all Dyspept| air with ¢ rid, cancerous ulceration of the womb ane caturrhal conditions. Full printed justructions how to use tho wedi- cpes sent with them. No doctor required. r. ) edies cnn only bo obtained at his office, No. 23 Souti Eighth street, Council BI}m‘A, 1owa, or sent by ©xpréss on receipt of price. JACOB SIS, Attorney at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7and 8 Shugart Blok. N SCHURZ Justice of the Peace Office over American Expi P. C. MILLER, No. 13 Pear/ St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, LATRST MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. DESIGNS, House, sign and decorative painter. Mache wall ornaments. None but best hands emplayed and charges reasonable, Papier Horses and Mules For all burposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots, Large quantities to selec from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or double. MASON WISE. Coum.il Hlufl 21,820,850 Tansill's Punch clgan ‘were shil Auri) i APl Wout & drune flurrmpluy. No other Ao sush & show g ully 01 One agent (dealer onl) wakiod 1 oaoh fown 2! 8010 BY LEAOING DRLCOISTS. FREE TRIALS B S I v ."ng; ITA spoed 'L'-"-A.u‘i e ——iv— g 00 AEvliep iR, sold b af2iaiqgues and Fricgs on & -'.ooow.l- CARPETS. Bargains in Carpcts This Week Harkness Brothers i If you wish a Carpet, no matter whal grade, be sure to call and see us bej ore purchasing elscwhere, SPECIAILL SAILID. We offer special bargains in Dress Patterns and Dress Goods this week. the imwense stock. HARKNESS Everything in this line will be sold cheap this coming week. No. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Sce BROTHERS, WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don’t forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make a change in their flrm on Janwary Ist next, and that they are bound to materially reduce their stock before that day. Go see them before you purchase e where, and obtain their prices. If youw want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices that will certainly suit yow. Their stock consists of all arades and makes of Carpets, Curtains, QOil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. A lot of Table Linens. Towels and Napkins to close out at LESS THAN COST. See them. Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No.405 Broadway, Counoil Bluffs. [TSTHE “PROPER CAPER" For a buyer to go where the largest Stock and Greatest Varieties are kept in any ona line. Again, if seller has EXPRRIRNCED AccoMMeDATIONS faithful and trusty helpe those who buy will be agreeably served, and if seller giyes FULL weights and meass ures, you have three excellent reasons for patronizing such a firm. Fuel consumers ought therelore to buy of HEATON FUEL Co., No. 628 Broadway, Council Blufis, Telephone 110. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTU RAL l\um, DEERE, WELLS & Co,, Wholessle Agricuitaral Tmploments, Buggles, “f‘mrlmu--n T'te \Fte. Council Blufts, lowa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING €O, Make the Uriginal and Complete Hay Loader, lso Rakes, Cidor Mill & Pross, CORN SHELLRRS AND FERD Nos. 1601, 1504, 1505 and 1517 .zmurv,' u‘.fl:rm:”m Couneil uffs, Tows. " DAVID BRADLEY & (() Manuf'rs an 1 Jobhors ot Rgricnltaral Tmplements, Wagons, Buggles, Carringes, and all kinds of Farm Maol 1100 to 1110 South Main Strect, ‘Counoq B owa. % A\F IIA\DI ES, F.0. U| \~m~4, T, H.Dovar, A8, Go.F. Wiigw' Pres. M8, ViPros &Min. Sac &Ce 1\\"(!‘!.:. Counel BluTs Handly Factacy, (Incorporated.) Munufacturers of Axle, Hundies, of nd #mall dos ..m.uL c ((ll NCIL HII 5 CARPE Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, 0il Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Good Ete. Na (m\imlnd\v.y Cduncil Diuga " 0w, CIGARS, TOBACCO, B PEREGOY & MOORHE —=Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 27 Poarl Sts. Council Blufts, Towa. COMMISNION, 'FARM LAKDS CHEAP! ~ Minnesota, Kansas, School and state lands in Minnesota on 8) - years’ Farming Lands in Towa, #10.00 per acre. cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Brmdw'\v, Council Bluffs, lmv'\, agent for Freidri and ranging from $5.00 to time 5 per Information, ete, given by LAUSTRUP, n & Co., Chic 5ol MRJ. C. L GILLETTE Bebtlaonevtycent i Latest )zst}'rz&, w/ Toitaiie psflad e Anlict - Hasit Oinamente. HAIR Work made to atdet., G0OODs., 0//«:99 of B’,v wn—téh a9 J{M Jtth bounecil R(uflt Jowa. 2ED.sB e WILLIAMS, Tailor ¢ Wlen’s Furnisher, 506 DBroadway, Council Bluffe. ~>pRll lscadipg 8kyles ond 1mpoptatiops Genstaptly op Hond Lo~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Established 1857 CEKESTON HOUSE ‘The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire HEscape And all mo 'ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOIIN, Prop. Ve FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladies buying a $5 hat or buinet, one fare will be paid; $10, round frip. BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journal County and Bank Work of All Kinds aSpec- lalty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind. ing m Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. REFERENCE! ©. B. National Bank, M. E. Smith & Co., Citizens' Bank, Deere, Wells & ¥irst National Bavk, C. I3, Insurance (., oMcer & Pusey,Bankers.C. B Suvinzs Havk. Reduction in Prices, IN , |China, Glassware, Etc., At W.S. Homer & Co's, No. 23 Main st Couucil Blufls, atte, i No, 328 Broadwa; Council Bluffs, Mrs. O. A. Rogers, La(e of !he Panxlan inery Co., Co., Manager. fl( YELCPHONE | 109, — gROS AL ESTATES STREET &(‘O RE oy PEARE FIRE INSURANCE In the following Companies: German Amarican, of New York Phaniz,* of Hartford, Hartford,* of Martford, Californian, of San Francisco, ‘Scottish Union & National, of Edinburg Unfon, of 8an Francis State,* of Des Moin Wiliiamsburg Cit of Brooliyn. Those marked with a* insure also against foss by Wind 8torms, Cyclanes and Tornadoes REAL ESTATE M(INEY LOANED o~ coon ciry FOR SALA IN COUNCIL BLUPFS AND OMAITA AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES, * o ¥ o * g * o * 4 * 4 ¥ "« ot ol BEST LAUNDRY WORK WORK In sbe city can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Blugts HomeSteam M0 Brosdway / Couneil GEO, W, SCHINDELE, Frop, Noue but experienced hands employed Out of town orders by mail or expressos. llLilLlI and all work war ruu(ud "R.L. WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Coungil Blufis, Ta,, and 209 S, 16th st, room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufacturer's Agentfor the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER end SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels, Plate and Window Glass, Show Oases, Elevators, (hand and bydraalic, etc, NYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesals and Produce Cominission Mer¢hanis, No. 14Peurl St., Council Biufs. _—— DRUGC HARLE, n,\,\s & (‘(l Wholesale Druggists, 011;, Paints, Glass, Druggists' Fund Main St., and No. 21} isiuirs. e = Wholesale Califoraia leh a Specialty 1% Goneral Commission. No Brondway, Cou; WIRT & DUQUE Wholesale Fruits, Confectionety & Pancy Grocerias. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council Blufs, T & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholosale Liquor Donlors. No. 418 Broad- way, Council Bluifs. HARNESS, ETO. BECKMAN, STROHBENN & CO., Munu‘aeturoers of and Wholesalo Donlers in Leather, Hmsss Saddlery, Ete. T'CALF BROTHERS Jdobbers fn Hats, Caps and Gloyss, Nok. 812 and 344 Broadway, Council Blufs. HEAVY HARDIVARE. KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Tron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, Aml Wood slook. Council Hlurs, lowa. HIDES AND W01 l) H. McDANELD & l‘{) Commission Merchants for Sale of Hidss, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Grease and kurs Council Blufrs lowa. COUNCIL BLUFFS OLL CO,, ~Wholesalo Doalors in— [luminating & Lubricatia3 Oils Gaslin HTO., ATC. E.Thoodore, Akent, Councll iufte. Towa. LUMBER PILING E A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Sonthern Lumber, Piling, And liridge Ma! ] )‘Hm:-lull{»n.\vuulwnm L ber ol all Kin: Jilico No. 13) Maln 8t., Llutrs. lum\. 3 S AND l,rw'n J()ll\l l INDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Winss & Liguors Agent for Bt Gotthard's Horb Bitters. No. i} Main 5t Council Blufts SCHNEIDE Forelgn and Domestic Wines and Liguors, Au 6 Main St Council Blifs, Star Sale Stables and Maule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oppusite Dutiimy Depot. pajEasadey SO POJURLIER 1O0I 1§ Horses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at retail or in ders prnmpll\ filled by contract on short Stock sold ol com SHLUTER & Bol “Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 18t ave and 4th street. Cancers ;! Over ity yo B Consutt