Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1886, Page 6

\ o THE h}\l.l{\' BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. TUESDAY MORNING NOV. 2, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delicered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W. TiLtoN, -« . . TELEPHONES: Manager. Brsinees OFFICE, Election day to-morrow. New York Plumbiag Co. New fall goods at Reiter's, Cooper & McGee sell hardware. Buy Seal brand oysters, the be: Cheap railroad tickets at Bushne: 1I's, There will be a turkey shoot at Henry Swigert's, near Park’s mills, Thursday morning. Fine lot of |\|er\i The Young Men's Colored Independent Political club will give a ball and ban- quet in Bloom & Nixon's hall, Thursday evening, Noyember 4. Makepeace, the lawyer who has gained considerable notoriety in western lowa, is to have his trial to-morrow at Denison, on the charge of embezzlement. There were only eight burial permits jasued during October. Council Blufly is 80 healthy as to be discouraging to underta and doctors. This small number includes those who were brought here for burial, and who died el where. There was a lively row on Pierce stroet again Sunday night. Some feliows who had more anii-prohibition than th well handle, raided the street, kic the doors of several of the di creating an uproar. They man make good their escape before the police arrived to nab then While J W. Squil was looking after some of his property on Third avenue near the dummy track yesterd. his horse, which was hitched in the street, became frightened by a passing tra and took a run. The horse landed th bugey in Honn's park among the trees, ilmm_, some ( ge to the vehicle, and injuring the animal somewhat. Andy Neally, who was stabbed by Rob- mson, has :on¢luded not to prosceute the latter, who is an old citizen, and who probably would not have goné into the altercation but tor whisky. Neally, in- stead of dying, as it was feared he would, is able to be out and about, and will soon be as good as new. His escape was a narrow one, and the blow which he dealt Robinson was by no means a light oue. The Salvation army is not drawing as large audiences here'ns in most pla nor creating so much of a stir. The cau is apparently because there is 8o little opposition to their work. So long as they go along trying to souls and do good, although their ways are a little thiar, the Council Blufls folks seem inclined to let thom work awny, and pay little attention to them. If "some of them could get thrown into jail for par- ading the streets, and complained of for nZ too noisy, or something of that , the audicuces would doubtless be The bridge company has filed with the aty elerk it 1urnml acceptance of the inance passed by the council, and restricting their rights as desired by the people. “nh the ordina s passed to protect the people’s interests, and the ment of the company to ac provisions of this ordinance. it seems that every move possible has been made to assure the voters that a squ and nothing ntended. There can be little arg now brought against voting the proposed aid, and no further pressing of the objections now remedied y the nction of the council and agree- ment of the company. = Attention, U, V. L. A special meeting of the Union Veteran League will be ln-lfi' this eyening in the G. A’ R. hall for the purpose of clecti delegates to attend the national con tion at Pittsburg on Nov. 17, By order of Joux Fox, Commander. H. C. Wanx utant. Order your conl and wood from the L Council ~ Bluffs 2l company before another advance in prices. No. 530 Broadway. Telephone No. 136. E.H.Sheafe & Co., loan money on chattle security of every description; of- fice No. 500 Broadavay, upstair: Substantial avstracts of titl estate loans, L. Squire. 101 Poarl street, C el T, — 1 can save you money in ware and Hurdware, W. s and real No. Stoves, Tin- A. Wood. The Americ ict Tele b com pany have n arrangements to fur nish the election returns of this eity and > connty, wherever there is telegraphic v telephone communication, “to” all s who desire the same to-morrow. S. A. Hall is pr making on short notice prices. No, 328 Broad - See that your books are made by More- house & Co., room 1, Everett block. —~ Pane 0 per doz at Schmidt's gallery, Main St, wred to do d nd at rexsonable T s Personal Paragraphs® William Atkinson, of Davenport, is at 8. Murphy, of Logan, at the Pacific mith has Was among esterday. gone to Sioux City ays' business trip. of Burlington, was among yesterd vals at Beehtele's, H. E. Deemer, whom the republicans declare will be one of the district judges, was at the Pacihie yesterday. Major Cole, of Pacific Junction, ne- companiea by lis wife, passed the 'day with Council Blufls friends Sherift H, H. Palm at the Pacilic yesterd. ness, judging from th with' political triends, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jackson left esterday, in company with Mr. and Mrs ‘barles F. Cook, of St. Louis, to accom pany ihie romains of Mrs. Dr.'J. K, Cook, mou of Mrs. Jackson, to their last resting-place at Carlinvilie, 111 J. 8. Standeford, the efficient mission- ary for the Kaw V. |\llry Paint company, has returned from a successful = trip through Kansas and Colorado, ) panied by his wife, Mr. Standeford will now enjoy his annual two months' va tion at home, not sturting out aguin u the new year. J. Zimmerle, / on politi conference held i L Mrs. Dr. J. K. Cook, the mather of Mrs. Jamgg A, Juckson, of this eity, died at oux City on Saturday he remains ssed through this city yesterday for ar 111, where the interment will in the family burying gronnd. P. C. De Vol sells Westminster hard cosl burners, Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves and rangos, Economy steam and warm air furnaces. 0. 504 Broadws M — J. Earnsdorf, having taken entire con trol of the Phanix chop house, desires 10 state that he has secured the scrvices of Charles Decker, a tirst cluss cook of New York ity The best the market affords, night and day, in the best style of the art. Wil also have u regular bill of fare. PLAYING FOR THE LEMEN-AID, Both 8ides Hold Fours and Oall Each Other Liars. POINTS FROM POLICE COURT. The Doings of the City Council—Points on To-day's Election — Minor Mention and Paragraphs. Blufiug On The board of trustecs of the home of the friendless are in a queer position, four of them declaring thatthe other four are liars, and each quartotte standing squarely in opposition to the other. It is evident that the manager, Rev. Mr. Lemen, has got this institution into about the same sort of a row as he did the Ba ust church when he was pastor of that. He seems to be strangely unfortunate in his management of enterprises. The BEE, in order to be fair, vublishes both statements, it having published one be- fore. It is a little singular that thosc who are reported to have been under per- sonal obligations to the manager, or who have claims against the institution, seem to stick by the manager, while those who are conside! foot loose and hand free hasten to disconnect themselves from an institution which has gained such an un- vory name, angl the manager of which ad iiis name dropped from the hst of [ ed ministers of the Baptist St ion as the effect of the recent res- ]nlmu To the Publie: : We, as members of the board of trustees of the Home of the Friend- less_associatton of Council Bluffs, fowa, deeming the duty imperative, submit the fol- lowing brief statement: Vhiet Abundant _evidence has been made public showing Mr. J. G. Lemen’s un- fithess for the position of manager, and he lias ignored his solewn agreement made with the board to resigh, we do not_believe duty demands of us_ further sacrifics of time, money and fee in efforts to compel the fultillment of said_agreement, and bemg un- willing to endorse the man or his manage- ment, we do in this public manner notify all that we withdraw our confidence and sup- port, and thus sever our connection with the nstitution. WILLIAM E. RANDALL, Pastor Baptist Chun . Dow City, Ia. . W. Mort | THUR STOTT, Pastor lL\]lll\t(lnm-ll Bedrord, l1a. . CARTER, Pastor Baptist Chureh, (.raxul Junction, ia. THE OTHER SIDE. We, the undersigned, members of the board of tiustees <)f the home ot the friend- sociation of Council Blutfs, lowa, de- 1. That the charge of unfitness on the part of J. G. Lemen for the position of manager has not been sustained by any evidence yet presented, and we have heard all. 2, That 'no _agreement to resign has been violated by Mr. Lemen. Sueha proposition was made by him voluntarily on, conditions, but the conditions were not met. 3. ‘The institution was never more prosper- ous than now: and the work being done by Iirother Lemen deserves, and is meeting, the liearty sunpert of the best peoplo of lowa and other states, GeonGe W. Ropey, l’u'%hlonl of Board. L. Be; Vico Bresident. FILBERT, 5. E. Dow. £ s Fresh oysters in every style at the Phanix Chop House, No. 507) Broadway. cetrie door bell: form of domestic «-leu at the New York Plumbing eve anc From One Bar to Another. In the police court yesterday there ap- peared one strange ¢ er, who gave s name as Lee Dunla He was up on charge of vagrancy. It appeared that he had been hanging about town for a day or two, trying to work some of the veterans on the claim that he was a mem- ber of the Grand Army in sore distress. He had no papers or other evidence of his being what he represented, and some of the veterans decmed him an impostor, and culled the attention of the oflicers to him. man appeared to have been slecping in iuy-stacks, and was certainly in a destitute condition. He ex- pluined that he was an attorney, who was admitted m Putman county, Indi- ana, and later had been practicing at ur cdford, Tows He had ap- ticed at the wrong bar, and 0 itely he had been out to City, Dakota, and turn, and concluded to Council Blufis, Judg: it was nulhnw atall ~u.m~n b«. out of money, and wanted to seeme Col tend to his case ( to Ihe judgze gave him an hour to consult with the colonel, and the Sapp at- follow st for the well known law oflice, I ther failed to tind the oftice or the colonel, and did not return. Tl scem to be d appointed at the failure of the Bedford lawyer to show up again John Moore, a swarthy prisoner, was up for being drunk. e declares that he was not beastly drunk, but admitted having taken a fow drinks, He said he had been having fits, which, to tell the truth, had been caused by drink, and an Omaha doctor told him he must not stop short, or he never would go again, but that he must drink a little to keep from h ng fits. He liked the idea of like curing like, snd he followed the preserip- tion lanhlllllv he doctor told him that if he took two or three drinks a day he would be all right T a week. He wanted to be cured in a day, and so he took seven times that number. The judge concluded to give him the Guanell: itment to the 60, and told the elark to hunt ess of the Omaba doctor, and rge the costs to him, ve others, who by a strange coin- cidence proved to be all born in_Ireland, Joim Rogers, Stephen O'lHara, John Col’ lins, Tom Burns, and John Lynch, were each fined for being drunk. Juke Shoup was on one of his usual hurrahs, which led his family to com- plain of bim and the judge to administ- ered the usual fine. judge did not up the ad ch A and Cook stove for soft or Cooper \\. McGee have them. y 8 G pard coal. Dr. Hanchett, ()fll(l. No \‘ Pearl street. Residence 120 Fourth street. Telephone No. 10. - Sea! brand oysters at H. J. Palmer’s, - County Co nissioners. 1t is amusing to read the eulogistic notices given by the democratic paper to Judgo James, who is a candidate for county commissioner. Many good things can be said of him, but he can hardly stund up under the burden of praise which the organ bestows upon him. It will be remembered by many veters that when he was an alderman he helped pass a resolution allowing the alderman §25 a mounth for services on committees, aud making a back-pay grab of it, the back pay amounting to $100 each. There was such a howl raised that the resolution was rescinded, and Judge James voted with the others for rescinding 1. - He bad in the mean- time drawn his $100, he being the onfy one who had done so, with the exception of Jesse McMabon, and the latter had not eashed his order, but hurriedly re- tarned it. Judge James so far as known never returned his $100, although voting for the rescinding of the resolution, If elected to the connty bos h arduous work of building a court house, be might conceive the idea that he ought to draw y from the time the court 4 The democracy a good man, and by a_slick piece of convention jobbery nominated Judge James in his place. Many demo crats protest_against this procedure, and protest will doubtless be reiterated \n(h greater force at the polls to-day The republicans having nominated two men in who: hility and integrity the people have the utmost confidence, there can be hittle room for hesitation as to how the vote should be. The best stove 1 ver- dict of thousands who the Radiant Home base burner, Cooper & McGee, Agents, - For Rext—The dining room of Bech- tele’s hotel will be rented to first-class parties as the care is too much for Mrs. Bechtele. Enquire at hotel. Municipal Mnnorn. The city council met 1n regular session last evening, the mayor and all the alder men being present. A large portion of the session was taken up in the considera- tion of the monthly batch of bills. ‘The finishing estimate of Mr. Vincent's creek contract, amounting to $340, was allowed, the work being completed. The ten per cent retained until a final settle- ment was left in the city’s hands for future action. Mr. Sweeney, the foreman of M. Vin- cent, otified the council that the upper portion of the ereek being done, want- to proceed with lus contract, and that the city engineer should be instructed to cross-section the el to be followed. The council jeet the awards of damag r opening Fifth avenue from Bluft to Glen avenue, the damalies being keemed to heav, The_chairmin of the republ committee report an city od the following specicl 1st precinet, Oiiver Paynes J. J. Newton, Second ward—Ist, Ed Martin; 2d, J. E. Smith. Third ward—1st, George Fairman; 2 - Jones 1st, J. P. Wilhams; , John Hain 2d, special policene srecinet, Duvid Pile; <. Dodson. st, John S G routman. t, John Madden; C. Cohon; Third, John ard Second precinet, D, Second - Ward— Horton; Brinton; W H. Fourth Second, Strahan. Under the new law from two to four special policemen are to be appomted at each polling pl one from each politi- cal party. 1t was ' deemed sufficient to appoint two, and the foregoing nomina- tions were confirmed. The Omaha & Council Bluffs Bridge and Railway company presented 1ts ac- ceptance of the ordinan ssed giving it cortain rights under certain con- ditions. 'The acceptance was reterred to she city attorney, and if found in due form, itshould be spread upon the minutes. Petition of property owne sented asking for filling of g of sid s was pre- ap and lay- ant lot on south side ixth avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. Referred. Bids for filling approsches. to upper Broadway bridge were opened, th dvrs b('lll”l:,}‘\ l(vII»' 1 The city council adjourncd to meet next Monday night. - An Independont Candidate, 1 hereby aunounce myself s an_ inde- pendent candidats for justice of the peace, and submit my claim to the voters of Couneil Blufls, la., on tne 2nd day of November, 1856, L. HENDRIC penses. yor and Council of the City of Council Blufls, In.—Gentle- men: 1 herewith present to your honora- ble body my monthly report of warrants drawn and bills allowed and audited for the month ending October 31, 1886: NERAL EXPEN General fund. a5 and strept Printing and supplic: Intersection grading. Police cash fund vy, intersection pr pecial levy, intersection sinking fund....... ing... sewer Sp private property Special assessment cates private property..... .. . Grand total Respeetfully submitte K. K1 A Nov. (,u_y Audnm 1, 188( Hard and sott cos ete. Council Broedway. Tel 539 e Seal brand oysters at H, J. Palmer s, Jquartors for gloves and mittens at MercaLy Bros, ST Wants to Play a Lone Hand, Justi expressed a desire yes- terday that the BEE should give him some more free adyertising, as it did him good and he was in that he would be elected by an overwhelming majority. If the people can stand it to have such bills run up by him as the records show, and the taxpayers want to pay out their money for having 502 cases begun and 420 dismissed beeause they amounted to nothing, the BEE can stand it. Yester- day 1t seemed that John Jay Frainey was not so confident of being elected as he would make the BEE believe, It is stated by responsible parties ths t he went to some of his supposed friends and told them that he was afraid he would not pull through, and that the only way to succeed was for his friends to vote for only one justice of the peace and serateh the” two other democratic eandidates This slashi own party for the sake of p mself throigh wa being used ye democrats them selves reason for going back on him According to this scheme it appears that Frainey thinks that if the two other dem: ocratie candidates are sciatched by his friends, und Le alone voted for, he ‘may stand & show of getting the third highest number of votes It is a slick idea, but the two other democratic candidates are onto it, and they will doubtless exert themselves to spoil it. Dr. Hanchett, office No. 12 Pearl street. Rosidence 120 Fourth street. Teleptone No. 10. Firstclass regular dinner 25 cents, 12 2 o'clock “Phanix chop house, 505 Broadwy. 1 to do dress reasonable Mrs. A, S Hall is prepa making on short notice and prices. No. 328 Broadway - e T A TSR ) e CARPETS. =~ o e [TSTHE “PROPER CAPER™ P. C. DeVol sel towart, Climax, For a buyer to go where the largest Stock Acorn and Westminster hard coal burn and Greatest Varieties are kept in any one ors, Charter Ok and Acorn cook stoves line. Again, if seller has EXPERIENCED nd ranges. Economy steam and warm . ' | AccomymcnATioNs faithful and trusty helps air fur No. 504 Broadway. H those who buy will be agreeably served, e i and if seller gives FULL weights and meas- Additional Registration List, First ) ) ures, you have three excellent reasons for District Sixth Ward, patronizing such a firm Backes N J 120 1 16tn 20 Caming a1 Guming Fi Ist mlvil uming Ferrls € E 1024 1y 2. Galin o 1917 Holmgren J 2310 Kricks N 2001 Lake Kellogg G W 1005 n 23d Landergren A 1021 n 20th Lind J T 1121 n 24th Milton John 8 2ist a ul Paul Patterson 1S Sims 8 A 2013 (! l\lmn( E A 20th and Clark Tireker Jas 101 ifornia Vogle Chas 1337 n 0t NOTICES. SPECIAL ITOTICE. Special advertisemonts, such a8 Lost, Found To Loan, For 8ale, To Ront, W ants, Boarding, ete., will boinsertod in this column at the low ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insor- jonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequeny Leave advertisemonts at our office insertion. No. 12 Peal strect, ncar Broadway, Council Blufts. WANTS. OR —Soveral well improved fi Western Town; different sizes to suit pur- chasers. Hod r Corn Harvester 3 j;'m; R W,\S"mn'/{hoy with pony to carry Beo route. Inquire of Dierk's 0., Couneil Blu ‘ \/ ANTED--Partics intending to be marr FG ST 10 AN ot the. BLvor's Bee Job office to select their wei (ll‘ll’!ll Llul FUBNITURE | — O — AsFine Imitation MAHOGONY, ASH or WALNUT Chamber S with Clear Bevel Plate (.lumfl fm' 1$25.00,| —CHEAP AT— | $35.00. | Orders by Mail Receive PRONPT ATTENTION, A. J' MANDEL, No. 324 25 Broudiva COUNCIL BLUF MURDER!! Diphtherin is azamn making its annul tion. Ten years’ trial of DIt THOS. JR RIS T o that fatal Mty his. domon- strated the fuct that it is infalliblo as a provent- ive and cure. 1f you permit your children to diphtheri ) For sale S »mm Counci on roceipt of price, §2. From the Omuha B Butler, of Hazel Dell Pottawattamio 2V Towa; an4 Bl Famiy. Of dayan persons, were all sick with malignant diphthe Every onc of them has recovered by the uee of Dr. Jefferis’ Proventive and Cure for Diphtheria, without the aid of pliysiciun C. H. Blakeslee, of No. 1410’ Campbell street, hi, who reoently 105t a beautiful and ial sting daughter, aged about 15 yeurs, by -Hnmm rin, under the treatment of one_of tho Dest ph ans in Omahn, writes to Dr. Jefferis, of this City 3 sita: av en Who_ ha tho diphthieru, her theont was filied up with tho putrid ulceration, wo ued y Trodicine and 'in twelve rours the. disuase ws completely subdusd. Tn the future we will koep your medicine at all timos in our house We faol that it saved the lite of one of our chil 3 ry thankful t ouly ot that we did ot call on you 00 Council BlufTs Daily Globe: editor of tho Cambria (Ebens- pun, has been the personal orof the Globs for more thun and 15 known whoe twenty yeurs, knowi is one of tho hest men living. H..!I.mmy y Mcbiko aro of gratitude for finding some mi ine the loss of all his littlo ones. Five of MePike's children out of cight diod from .nrmln in hetore he had #n opportunity of using Dr. Jefferis remedy. avery enso of indigestion and time. ost of rof- Dyspepsin 18 the enuse of t ot il disonsed conditions. eks trontient. diphierin medicino 15 infallivlo Aditions ull printed instru omes” sent with fons how to uso the medi- No doctor requi No. uth Eightn str Blufls, Tow, or sent by 03progs on rec price. BOOK BINDIN Ledgers, Journals, County Bank Work of All Kinds & inlty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, Standurd Papers Used. A1l styles of bind- ing in Magazines and BLANK_ BOOKS. ENC TELE and pec- . B. National T itizens' Ha Doere, Wells & Co irst National Bank, C. 3. Insurance ¢ officer & Pusey,Uankars.C. 13 Savings Bank. Smith & co RE : il week. THAN COST. $10.00 100, —AT Harkness Brothers'. before pur If yow wish a Carpet, no matter whal grade, be sure to call and see us hasing elsewhere. SPECIALI SAILE. We offer special bavgains in Dress Patterns and Dress Goods this Everything in this line will be sold cheap this coming week. the imwense stock. See HARKNESS BROTHERS, No. 401 Broadway, Council Blufl's. - WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don’t forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make @ change in their firm on January 1st next, and that they are bound to materially reduce their stock before that day. Go see them before yow purchase elsewhe. If youw want to buy anything in their line they will give yow prices that will certainly suit you e, and obtain their prices. Their stock consists of all grades and malkies of Carpets, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. A lot of Table Linens. Towels and Napkins to close out at LESS See them. I<.|rmm<v Lands in_Towa, Minnesc were. School Land Bu, s fare free. and state lands ln Minnesota on 8) Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No.405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. FARM LANDS CHEAP! Kanss s, nd ranging from $5.00 to s’ time 5 per en by P LAUSTRUP, Information, cte., giv No. 555 Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chicago. Hrs. €. L. GILLETTE, Best assottioent and Latest }z‘)ty,l&& c»l Tottoise é‘rbé‘ fl«"(-l{r flfltd&b lwfif— GL?LR—MGN,tL HAIR GOODS, otk made to otder., 0(/1,99 of E Lotks. 29 .,l(n—wv x&tbpct bowuncil Béwf/& uqa—.u-n, ED.#B. &« WILLIAMS b Tailor ¢ Wlen's Furnisbher, 506 DBroadway, Council Bluffs ~sp Al Leading Stylos ond 1mpoptatiops Gonstaptly op Hand.Le~ 1406 Farnam Strect, Omaha, Neb. S. Hemer & Co’s, No, 23 Main st Council Blufis, JACOB SIMS, Attorney at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7and 8 Shugart Blo b~ PHONE Companies bhu./m German Amgrican, of Ncw York Phienix,* of Hartford, Hartford, of Hartford. Californian, of San Francisco, 'Seattish Union & National, of Edinburg. Union, of San Francisco State.* of Des Moines. Willlamsburg City.* of Brooklyn Wind Storms, Cyclones and Toruadues Al ESTATE Dl ovaine. ONEY LOANED o~ Goop ciry AND FARM PROPERTY AT LowesT RATES, * 3 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 ¥ 4 * Horses and Mules For all burposes, bought and sold, at retail and in low. Large quantities to selec from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or double, MASON WISE. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Express. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLU ¥S, 1A, Established 1857 CEESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Blufls having Flire Escape And all mo ‘ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHKN, Prop. Those marked with a® insure also_against foss by’ i Late of the Par Reductlon in Prices, IALI. THE LATEST STYLES OF China, Glassware, Etc., AtW. MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, - - - Council Bm. Mrs. O, A. Rogers, an M inery Co., Manazer. BEST LAUNDRY WORK HomeSteam LAUNDRY GEO, W, SCHINDELE, Prop, None but experienced hands employed Outof town orders by mail or expressos. nm.-.l, and all work warranted, P C. MILLER, 13 Pear! St., Council Bluffs. No. WALL PAPER, LATEST D MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. House, sign and decor nter, Papier Mache wall ornaments None but best hands employed and charges reasonab’e. _ | FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, | NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladies Tuying a §5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $10, round trip. R L. WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Cour Bluff:, Ia., and 200 S, 15th st., room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufecturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mant Plate and Window Glass, Show: Oases, Elevators, (hand and hydraulic. ete. Fuel consumers ought therclore to buy of HEATON FUEL Co., No. 628 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Telephone 110, WHOLESALE AND JOIBIIII FHMOUSHS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Wholesale Agricultaral Implements, Buggles, Carriages, Fte , Eto. Council Bluffs, lowa KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING 0. Make the Uriginal and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SHRLLRR8 AND FERD CUTTERS, Nos. 1501, 1501, 1505 and 1507 South Main Street, > Council Biuffs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an 1 Jobbors of lgmultnral Implements, Wagons, Buggles, and all kinds of Farm Maohinoy South Main Street, Counoll llIu?‘ owa. AXE MANDL 50N, T. H.DOUGLAS, GRO.F. WRiGHT. roas,’ V.-Pros &Man. Soo &Counseh Councll Binfs Haadla Factory, (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Sledge and #mall Handies, of every description. CARI COUNCIL BLUFES CARPE CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades Oil Cloths, Curtaln Fixturos, Upholatery Goo Ne. {06 Broadway' Counoll Biutts, owh. Ete. IBACCO, (‘"37.1 PEREGOY & MOORE, —~Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 27 Pearl Sts, Council Bluffs, owa. 'SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Frait and Produce Commisson Merchants. No. 14Pearl St., Council Hutfs. Wholesale Drug"hls, Olls Palnls Glass, Druggist 22 \iain St., and Council Buts. Sundries, 0. 21 Penrl St., — IRt 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty General Commission. No. 543 Councll Bluffs. 118, Drendway, T wikr Wholesal Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Groceries. . Nos. 10 and 18 Pearl St il Blufrs, L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Grocerles. Also Wholosale Liquor Denlers. No. 418 Broade way, Council Bluffs. Manu of and Wholesalo nn-nurq i Lea'tlimr Harnoss Saddlery, Etc. 5 Mai | BlufMs, lowa. Ha al METCALE BROTHERS, Jobbers In Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 312 and 34 Brondway, Counell Blutrs. HARDW AT HEAVY Iron, Steel, Kails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Counell Huirs, lowa. HIDES AND WOUL. D. M. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tullow, Wool, Felts. Greaso and Furs Couneil BlufMs Town, VILS, NCIL BLUFFS OIL l"}, ~Wholesnie Doalers in— [lluminating & Lubricating 0ils Gas)liny BTO, BETC. Theodore, Agent, Council Tutrs, Towa. Ccot u:mr, : l'lLIr,\(lirbl A. OVERTON & CO,, Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, Aaq liridgo Material SpocialtionWholoaio Luiae ber of wll Kinds. Oiico No. 13 Main St, Coundil Blutls. lowa. WINES AND LIQUOKS, JOHN LINDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Ageut for St Gotihard's florh Iittors. No. s Main St Coancil Blutts SCHNEIDER & BECK Forelgn and Domestlc Wines and Liquors, No o) Main st Cownedd Biufs Slaf Sale Stables and Mule Yalds. BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Depot. | =2 = = g o i = 2 8 § T B8 & 2 = 2 ; & ¥ a2 Horses and mules kept constantly on ! hand, for sale at retail or in ear louds Ors ! ders prom) cd by contract on short wotice. Stack sold on commission SuLUTeR & Bovey, Proprie 2rs Telophone No. 114 Formerly of Feil Sale 15t ave and 4th strect Stavlés, corner R. RICE, M. D,, Canceprs OF ©ther Tuuors remis i withow the Knife or druw ug Quor ity yoars practy No. Ui Peati 8, € cil