Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 9, 1886, Page 6

| THE I);AI‘I.Y BEL. COUNCIL BLUFFS.|: TUESDAY MORNING NOV. 0. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delisered by earrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H.W.TiLtoN, - - . TELEPHONE: Bosrness Orrice, No. 48 Niont Eviton No. 2. Manager. MINOR MI NTION, o Xo I Ilnn\nnu( 0. Now fall goods at Reiter's Buy Seal brand oysters, the bes Cooper & McGee sell hardware Panels at $3.50 per dozen at Schmidt’s gall Main street, Friday evening the *‘District School™ will be given in the opera house. Leave to marry was yesterday given to Charles Scigel aud Anna Quinn, both of this city. Mus. George Schindele, who 1 day broke her right wrist, is re as well as could be expected, John A. McClure, of Norfolk, Neb,, and Jennie L. Gibbs, of this eity, w yesterday united in marriage by Justice Schur: A miste t Fri- vering ke in the advertisement of Dr. Jefleris’ diphtheria cure made the for the medicine read $2, wher should be §3. All members of the old fire department are requested to meet at the old Rescue hose house to attend the funeral of their late brother, John Kost, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. On Saturday night Justice Hendrick: officiated at “the of G. H. Nicols and Miss Millie Welsh. The bride- groom is_an cmploye of Lun & Dayis, and the bride is a Chicago lady. rsons who have Kkindly 'Ifil(‘l‘d to sions for the supper will please n-m-mlwrnml this i the day, and if po end_them b tween the hours of 2 and 5 o’cloc: , aged ov rx- zhty i UHI severe ' i by being thrown from a biig v She has been visit- ing Mrs C. ) ynard, and W about returning home when the a irred. he Congregational church will give fair and festivalin Temple hall Thursda November 18, Fane rticies will be on sale. Warm suppe 1 be ed. Dur- ing the evening a beaatiful entertainment iphony and Bristow’s ~will be given. v goodly numl thieves and house breakers ast now. Look to your bolts and espeeially to your revol- Perhaps you can wing one of fellows, That would stop their quicker than any other sort of vers, The board of supervisors met yester- dnv afternoon and commenced the ofli- al canvass ot the vote of the recent ion. They will probably conclude it this mnruin«, and will then proceed to the consideration of other = busine which will keep them in session for s eral days, The rafters of the roof of the new court house are being put in place, so that the building begins to show wha 1t it will Jook like wiien ‘completed. 1t imposing structure, and the taxpayers will be happily disappointed, as 1t will exeeed their expectations both in size Don' znng»m“- Y. M. night. Meals will I.u, ock until late in the ening. This will be one of the very best suppers given in ths city, and should be patron- zed most liber: by our citizens. It will be held at lh\' rooms formerly oceu- fed by Mr. “Ll’\l'dl t, No. '|r Fourth street. A square meal 25 cents, oysters extra. Ed. LaMott, who was arrested for steal- ing a pair of shoes from the Hotel Den- mark, had a hearing yesterday and was sent to wait the action of the grand jury. He sold the shoes for fifty cents, and now stands a good show of guin« to the penitentiary., He says a friend gave him the shoes to pawn for him, but was unable to produce the friend, or tell his name or whereabouts. ‘There seems to be little anpreci: paved streets among some peobls glance along T 1 street yester vealed the presence of ashe rubbish, which would race to any husiness ho posits in front of their doors, much less placet there thewselves, e city shul will prob remind some of l'w offenders that t vetter places for rubbish than on paved street: The be of thons: A. supper to- ved from 6 rsuch de- -~ st stove 1 ever had is the verdict 1ds who have used the Radiant Home buse burner. Cooper & McG: agents, o S— Weather strips at Chapman’s, 105 Main® A Stop Burning ¢ ‘The park commissioners offer g of £26 for evidence that will 1 convietion of anyon grass or timber in A. G J.J. Brows crsonal Paragraphs, A W. Courson, of Cincinna Bullard, of Rapid City, is in the Siting his fol ks, Jr., of Indianola, Towa, was ific yosterday. pton,” a live stock commission merchunt, of Chicugo, who lias been. yis- iting his brother J Tipton, hus re- turncd home. F. P. Roll, of Springfield, 1IL, is the uest of his cousin, € bl & Chaump, und'expe locality his future home ). Arnold, of Kim ts to make this ove for soft coal. ce have them. - setrie door bells glar alarms and ; 1 appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co. Mrs. A. 8. Hall i.-< vrepared to do dress. making on short notice and at reausonable -prices, No, 825 Broad —-— Sociable Don'ts ! Don't forget the sociable of St, Paul's church to-night at Mr. Simon Eisemun's residence, Don’'t st acquain —It awa, you are not dwith the ladies who entertain w ehurch sociuble—don't stand on ony but trn out and become ac- quainted with the rector and old mem- bess of the parish - Dr. Hanchett, office No 12 F Residence 120 Fourth street. No. 10. 5 e Scal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer's rl streets clephone - Church o ‘Phere will be a churel I. idence of P. H W avenue, this evi and members respeotfully nnm-d inl at the res ) Friends atiou are ints' cong Headquarters for gu ves and wittens at MEe1oALF BRos. - The famuly of James MeMullan, of Crescent township, have all recovered from Malignant Diphtheria; also the famly of Capt. Rapelje, on Seveeth avenue, by the usse of Dr. Jetleris’ Diph- theris n-muly THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DARK WAYS AND MEAN TRICKS | “Oomanche Bill." Brnnght Before the Bar Asks the .Tudge to Smoke. HOUSEBREAKERS ARE PLENTY. A New Catholic Church Dedicated at Weston—The Noings of the City Fathers—Short Stop Items, Pinching a Crook, w. Lloyd, better known as “Comanehe Bill," was yesterday brought before Judge Aylesworth on the charge of swindling. As told in yesterday's BEE e succeeded in turning a confidence trick at the transfer, the victim being an old man named Hickman Rodman, who lives near Kansas City, and who was on his way home after spending seven months in Buffalo Gap, Dak. Lloyd represented that he had been out that way, and soon sncceeded in inducing the old gentleman to lend him $20 to pay some freight charges, until he could h a check which he showed in corrob- oration of his story. Lloyd secured Colonel Dailey to defend him, and had his case contimued until to-morrow after- noon. The old gentleman did not have a cent left with which to pay his board, while waiting for the ¢ to be heard, and Bill generously put up money enough to keep the old man at a cheap hotel for two days, paying him probably out of Lloyd a case of mi: outly claimed that aken identity, and s n8 innocent asa lamb. Unfortunately him there are other witne corroborate the old gentleman and he will doubtless tempt to sq hmself in some other round crook, who does a hittle con- fidence busines: IJ“ for the amusement of the thing. has been frequently pinched during the pust few years, bt notvery out with a few ¢ > \ of the first ]|r|<um“ w jui here, and was the first to dm-nvur the possibility of making an escape by erawl- ing up over the cells, I d vered trymng thus toget his libe; [t is hoped that he will this time get justice dealt out to him, but the usual difliculties s the case, and the chances are against his being dealt with as such a fellow de- serve His manner is most bold and reckle While in court yesterday he sauc ah'])i ed up to (hu judge’s bench ~|nd ed Judge Ayleswortha cy, ing him to smoke 1t after He laid the cigar down on his desk, ana evidently thought he had done the courteous thing by the magistrate who was to_hear ase. He was alike free to offer to the oflicers, and was by no means atisfied with the rations “dealt out to prisoners, but wanted special meats sent in from restaurant. His bonds e been fixed at §1,000, and he has not yet furnished them. - - vthing you want in and Tinware Housekeeper's at Cooper & SRS at H. J. Palmer.s. s Headquarters for gloves and mittens at MercaLy Bros. Burglars paid especial northwest part of the c v Sunday night. They entered Andy Gilbert’s residence, and Mr. Gilbert was awakened by some one prowling about tl house, He thought it was his brother who had got up for something, and asked him what the matter was, The fellow replied “‘nothing,”” and after one or two more remarks Mr. Gilbert rolled over and went to sleep again. His overcoat, pant- aloons and some other articles were taken, together with a smail amount of esidence of J. C, DeHaven was . The thieves helped them- air of pantaloons which n old Z\‘h l)vlh\l'n had Iaid out to put on in the mor) work. g while doing some rough They eyidently thought that in *kets of these they “ml'l«l find s pply of change, but in this they poointed. They noticed a purse, s Jlonging to Mrs, Detlaven, and which contained $30. This wus on the dresser and they took it of course. The residenee of Jac: visited and about §2 The residence of Lucins another pli to which entrance gained, but the frightencd « Defore they ha i ance 1 rans: thoroughly. chung Omuha has been ) ang of lousehr vs, and it is thou that the depredations nere are being done by that gang. only ot a / bothered 1 - Seal sacques, fur mmmmm seal eaps, cte., at METCALF Bros, S Substantiai avstracts of titles and rea Vi L. Squire. No. Council Blufts. Richmond Range coal are 1cGee sell them, the best, Cooper e Dedicating a New Church, The new Catholic church at Weston was dedicated Sunday. It is a neat frame building, and as attractive a httle church as any in Western Iowa, There were a number who went from he: to attend the services, the choir of the Catholic church here joining in the celebration of high mass. The church is in the parish Father McMenomy, who will see ces ure held there monthl Bishop (1 Rev. chure h, Re ing in the scrvice le some very appropriate re- vd the ices were impressive and large ly attended. Among those who t from” here were Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs. 4 Ay, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. mes Wickham, Miss Sophia Gerner, Miss Jennio Keating, Miss Tholl, Miss Dell Dohany, Miss Celia Mulqueen, Messrs, D. Daugherty, J. H, Murphy, 'wohn Dohany, Charles " and Henry Paschel, . A. Ingoldsby, mxlll\un Fitzgera James Wicsham, Tholl, J Mulque H. McWilliams, l)rlsuu]l. The w\pu-u-d train was late, and through the kindness ot Mr. Lane, the agent of the Chieago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, a special train was quickly lur and the party thus accon The courtesy shown by Mr. Lane and his company wis greatly uppreeiated by all, and it was decided o give some formal expression of their th nln -~ See that your books are nlmh Ly \lulv bouse & Co., room 1, Everett block -~ Great Closing Out Sale of silver plated ware to make room for our new stoe We offer our preseut stock regardless of cost Y, B. JacQuemiy & Co. No. 27 Main street. . —— Finding of Kost's Remains, The remaius of John Kost were last evening brought ba from Platte City, and the fueral will ve held this _after- noon at 2 o’clock at the residence of Wil | tiam Steinkopt, corner of M Washiagton avenue Coroner Faul, who with relatives went after the remains, learned some of the de- tails of Mr. Kost's actions there, which supported the theory already advanced that he was mentally deranged and thus wandered off. It was learned that he ar- rived at Beverly one day last August | when there wasa funeral party, was going from Kansas City to ( He acted strangely, Platte and thought he was the undertaker with undertaker the part he gave various orders as to the handling of the body, and some really took him to be the director of arrangements. As the party st uu( off he watched them, and then % to the station agent re- od: “See all those niggers going y there laughing. It's a burning shame and disgrace.”” 1t was evident from this and other remarks that he insane. He went into the depot and there drank cupful after cupful of icewater, <o much so that some of the railway men rey ed about it and feared he would be sick. While they were attending to car in the yards he” went away up the track. They talked over his ‘case and concluded to return to the depot, search him, and find out where he belonged, so as 1o notify his friends, he evidently being insane. On their return he gone. 'The section men saw him walk along the track, and so far as known that was the last scen of him alive. He apparently wandered off to the place where his remains were found, strip covered with high weeds, and by | theen a growth of timber and a corn ficld. About two wecks ago a man hunt- ing chanced to cross through this strip, and discovered hanging on a tree in the edge of the timber the coat worn by the deceased. He thought it was a cont left by some hunter, who had gone oft and forgotten it. The other day the body w fuuml about a hundred feet from where the coat was, it being hidden in the tall weeds. There was no doubt of the iden- tity, it being evident from the clothing and papers, his gold wateh and chain, and his Knights of Pythias pin. - One treatment of Dr. Jefforis’ Diph- theria remedy, diseretely used, will pro- tect an entire family for one year from the dread destro; g Order your coal and wood from C. B, Fucl company before an advance in price. No. 539 B'dw’y. Telephone 136, The Council's Doings, The city fathers met last evening. There were present a full board, the mayor, Aldermen Shugart, Straub, Ben- nett, Keller, Hammer and Danforth. There were a goodly number of citi- zens present, but not as many as have at- tended the meetings sinee the new bridge and depot projects have been before the council. The minutes of the previous session were read and approved. "The report of the oflicial count of the vote cust at the recent special election on the taxation of the 12 mills was read and approved. A very lengthy opinion in writing was presented by the eity solicitor in regard to the complaint of & plumber of this city that the water works company had_en- tered into an arrangement with the New York Plumbing company by which the ve u monopoly of tabbing the ains, the New York Plumbing claiming th clusive right to ice pipe. Th solieitor ad- cd the council to allow the parties to fight their battles in the courts. A resolution was introduced ovdering the property owners on the east side of Avenue F to build _a sidews cast of Oakland avenue. Laid ove The following petitions sented: For a sidewalk on Fourth street, by tween Willow avenue and Story str Rl-(vrlul privilege to build a frame office and sht‘(l by the Union I,mnlu'l compiny on Main stre between Ninth and avenues. which is withim the five As this is a new enterprise in the city the council were in favor of granting the petition, as the lease of the lumber cor pany is a short one, a will prok ably in the cours year or so be re. quired to move to another location. On motion of Alderman Shugart the peti- tion was granted. Yor duplicate 1th inal, were bre- limits. tax receipt for J hud lost the orig Williams, who manted. Dr. Woodbury stated that he would re- linquish any claims he might have against the city as regards his Pearl strect pr erty, provided that the eity would rs the sidewnlk and assess him for half of the curbing. George F. Wright stated that the 1 had almost quit coming to s oflice on account of the bad sinewalk, and he would like to have the council settie the question, The m!(-\\ 1k and curbing in question i~ ninety long, and when the ) -pu..l it was thought that the ¢ 'luulmw would answer, bit it was taken out and new curbing ‘put down, Dr.Woodbury’s proposition \as accepted and the work was ordered done, «d the council to ordinance the see- dies Georg: read th ond time and then to Oma con the [ cials; that they were going to surve proposed aliey route and possibly would only wishto o as far cust as™ F street, and then lay the matter before General Manager Calloway, He asked special meeting of the council a week from to-day to attend to thismatter, 'Lhe ordinance was read and referred to the committee of the whole. Mr. Larson led attention that three nroperty holders on Sixth street had been allowed to let their sidewalks remain, just south of the Congregational ehure! I, Thon tho sirent was. sraded up, and he asked that they be asked to raise th the grade. The matter was laid oy £0 into a resolution atnext mecting wh # number Iks will n to to ) be ordered Doty, who had his houschold property destroyed by order of the bourd of he: AI!]I after having hae the smail- h0x, asked, throngh i lulllht'] Wm Mynster, remunerati conimitee vhom the 2 reported it wce commit: .-(.-:l that they had been un see Mr. Doty and if he would come before them they would report, City Engineer Tostevin veported the assessments against the proverty on up- per Broadway for paving and curbing. -~ To Sub-Contractors, th, rock and masoney work to let on the Colorado & Western railway. Ap- ply tod. J. Brown & Co., contractors, Council Bluffs, la., or Cheyenne, Wyo., or Dillon, Colo. E. H. Sheafe & Co. money on chattle security of every description; of- fice No. 500 lfluml\\u) upsLmrs -~ Attentiol nights ! All mumbeu of K. of P. Concordia , are requested to meet at t 1 0'clock p. m., this after- noom, to attend the funeral 'of our late brother, John Kost, and all other Knights of Psthias are cordially invited to mh‘ud By order of \\\l Buppg, C. No. 17 K. of P, All members of No. 17, K. of P., are re- quested to meet at Castle hall Tuesday, November 9, at 1 o'clock, sharp, to attend the funeral of our deceased brother, John Kost, By unlu of the C. C. See West P« e heater. Latest improvenents in heating stoves. W. A Woob, i street and which | "here being 1o | A Threatened Coon Carving. A regular colored people's pieni | curred last evening 1n front of Mrs. I lor’s restaurant, on Broadway, | of the government building, in conse quence of whick the police | telephone message to “‘come hurrying.'' Captain O'B rested Arch Hidrvey, John Bereham, Henry Johuson, all known colored male cha colored women named Ida Bell ver Washington, and booked them for disturbing the peace. It is said that the row, which was a general one when the ofticers arrived, was started by one ot | the coons f \elnn,; o razor. lln'» put up £20 cach for their appearance this morn- Ing the female portion of the outfit ving been let go on their own recog l|l/ ance. n and Officer Unthank ar, Jake Washington, well - WaNTED—By actical local writer ol A'“u'rll'nm a good weekl printer and . A situation on v, in A good town in weste lowa. Address J. D., care Beg, Council Blufis. R — P. C. DeVol sells Stewart, Climax, Acorn and Westminster hard coal Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves nges. onomy steam and warm air furnaces, No, 504 I rmul\\ burn- - i RENT—The dining room of Bech- Il be rented to first-class are is too much for Mrs, Enquire at hotel. tele partic Bechtele. -~ Seal brand oysters at 1. J. Palmer's, _ Weather strips at Chapman’s, 105 Main, Harkness Brol ers 105 Main, Special Sale —0r— Cloaks this Week MewGoods, LowestPrices| - HEADQUARTERS FOR CARPETS AND DRY GOODS! Mil Orders promptly attended to. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. MURDER V “for thut luml nwmn mh i struted the fuct that it ive and cure. 11 yc dio with diphthc mon infalliblo as a prevent- ermit your children to From tho Omubu Be Mr, J. H. Butler, of Hazel Dol P { cleven porsons, were il sick with malienant diphtheria. y onc of them huve recovered by the use of Di Jefferis’ Preventive und Ciire for Diphtheria, without the uid of i physiciin. 11 islike: No. 1410’ Campl Ouniahii, who recontly lost & bewatirul teresting daugh aged about 15 diphtheris atmont of « best physi writesto 1 of this Cit 10 Iate, Il street, for diphth : iter was dying when it am satisfied that her lifo could Another one ot our children a have been saved. ration, we > hours il completely subaus our medicine at all times in our 7 rearet thit we did ot eall on you From the Council BlufTs Daily Glob M. A. MoPiko, oditor ot (o Cambria (Ebens soni than o nty years, und s ki he is howi s one of tho best men living. His family oria, and kroatly dis: Diphthorin Curo obtof "Bl ohiid: Pike nre un- utitude for e loss of all 3 children before he had ris remody. And the lives of th Letters from Mr. M Doundtd in their exprassions of finding some means of avertine ! his litflo ones. Fiv out of oight died from ml an opportunity of using DYRPEPSIAL DYRPEPSIA! ic, why 4ye in misery und die in dis pair with cancer of the stomach? Dr. Thomas Jefferis cures every case of indigestion wnd 2 navory short time. ~Host of ref- n. Dyspopsin 18 the cuuse of ot wl diseased conditions, 5 for two Weeks treatment. Dr. Jefforis' diphtheria medicine is infallible for all kinds of sore throats. Indispensible in putrid sore throat. in_malignant scariet fever, elmnging it in 4% hours (0 tho simple form, Infal: lible cure for all_inflammatory, ulce Pt rid, cancerous ulcaration of the womb and all caturrhal conditions; ninety pe ull prinied instriietiong how to uge tho medi cnes sent with them. No doctor required. OKESTON HOUSE ‘The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire HEscape And all mo'ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MO} Prop. JACOB BIMS, JOHN Y. STONE. STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practioe in the State and Federal courts 'fii(::‘l';l 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Block.0 COUNCIL BLUFFS just west received a NOVEMBER 9, 1886, WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don't forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make a change in their firm on Janwary Ist next, and that they are bound to materially reduce their atock before that day. Go see them before you purchase elsewhe If yow want to buy anything in their line they will certainly swit you Their stock consists of all grades and makes of Carpets, Curtains, 0Oil 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. and Greatest Varieties are kept in any o Tine. Again, if seller those who buy and if scller gives ¥uLt ures, you have three excellent patronizing such a firm Fuel consumers ought therefore to buy HEATON FUEL Co,, No. 628 Broadway, Council Blufls, Telephone 110. , and obtain their prices, will give you prices that | FEOUSES OF INPLEMENTS, WELLS & CO,, Wholesalo Agricultaral Implements, Buggies, Carringes, Fte | Ete. Council Rluffs, Towa AGRICULTURAL DEERE, Council Bluffs Carpet Co No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. OO LA Al - - s S == Hand and Power Coin SLell rs, Gl[AsuN T Manuf'r antJobhors of Carriagos, and all kinds 1100 to 1116 South Main ¢ Towa, f Farm Mnohinery. 3 3 CARPE (nl NCIL Bl s 5 Carpets, Cartalns, Window stmdos oil (‘lnmp.( urtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goo Kte. No 405 lanflle Counell Blufrs, [TS'THE “PROPER CAPER™ For a buyer to go where the largest Stock ¥ ne has EXPERIENCED AcCCOMMCDATIONS faithful and trasty help will be agrceably served, weights and meas: reasoHns for of WHOLESALE AND JOBBING ). of flrst class ngricultural oo 01, 1501, South Main Street, affs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, & , Counoil Bluffe, OY & MOURE, —Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and "I‘I’olfl Sts. Council Bluffs, PER “ED.#B.o WILLIAMS 4 Tailor ¢ TWlen's Furnisbher, 506 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ~>2Rll eadipg 8tyles ond Impoptations Gopstaptly op Hand.&e~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha,Neb. “Wholesnl No. 14 Penrl st Council Slufts. No. 22 Main St., and Council Bluffs, 'FARM LANDS CHEAP! e LEAMAN, i Fruit and Produce Commission larchan(& 1 Farming Lands in Towa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to oW 3 $10.00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 80y time 5 per Wholesala Cflhmru]a Prm(, a Specialty cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information, ete., giv, 2. LA'U'STR'U‘ General Commise 50 Drendway, Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, .\gu\t for Freidriksen & Chm:\gn. Whotesale Frmls. Con <:.|onery, COMMISSION nd 18 Pearl St., Council Bluffa, Fgs. €. L. GILLETTS, Beit assotbient and Latest St lsx o—/ Tortoise tgd»cfil and -.)am_"sb &n,ob CLfl.«:.luswt:, HAIR GOODS, wa—L{é made ta otdet, 0/%&;9 a—’{ 9,..-, &)a-béu 49 J{wbw ;éstmt éa«,woafi Bé«,/;» Jn—w/.v DRESSMAKING [ROHBEHN & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Dealers ia Leqther. Harness, Saddlery, Ete. :\I F BROTIIE 1(4 Jobbers {n Hats, Caps and Gloves. BOOK BINDING| = , and 344 Brondway, Council Bluls. ——— — — HEAVY HARDWARE. All Work Guaranteed to Give Satis- "‘""“"ll";v" o 'f‘"‘i’l Countygand i . faction. Ban ork of All Kinds pec- it ialty Woolsn Dresses Made %5 t $7 _iq_@he La'est Sty’s W 0 " Sk and Yeivet None but expericnced hands e Out of town orders solicited. I those who have had work done. Mrs. L. Simmons, ; Tron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders | . awversioer Comaniurs v MOREHOUSE & (0. CIL BLU lHL U) ~Whaolesalo Dealers in— Room 1 Everet Bloek, Council Blufts, Standard Papers Used. Al styles of bind- ing in Magazines and Muminating & Lubricatiag 013 Gaslin BLANK BGOKu. BETO., ETO. E.Theodore, Agent, Couneil Hlxlh Towa. LUMBER PILING I A. OVERTON & €O, Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Bridgo Matorial spoci slosnln Lu e bor of #il Kinds. “Offico ) Muin St Council Bluirs. Tow bloyed. rs to oficer & Pusey, Bankers,C. 13 Suvinzs Bank. No. 314 BROADWAY, COUNGIL, BLUFTS. R. RICE, M.D., IS AND LIGUOKS, Or ot o k Cancers | Over |l|||lv ye No. 11 Pearl Bt., Counc W—('llllnlllluhuu fre SPECIAL NOTICES. P - 1c Wholesulo Imported and Dames'uc‘wm; & Liquors "R.L WILLIAMS | o005 § o i nioes. oo 18 N. Main st, Council Blufls, Ia., and 209 - — S. 15th st, room 10, Omaha, Neb, SCHNEIDER & BECK, Magulasnseris Axgotfor e Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES No 600 Main St Couneil BluTe “Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels, = Plate and Window Glass, Show Elevators, (hand "I\:Lm\.«‘ ete, w Specin) advertise To Loan, For 8nale etc., will be rate of’| uch as Lost, Foand Kent, Wants, Hourding, ertod in this column ut the low PER LINE forthe first inser- jonand Fiv: Linofor cach subsequent insertion, Leave advertsements at our office No. 12 Peal strect, near broadway, Council Blufls. Fm(m WANIED A voy with pony 1o carry route ]\nu SAL WAN oftice to select WANTS. =¥urnisned rooms, 516 Blutls, © L. !\llh(lll o, olcsale Liquor Dealers. No. 410 Brond wny, Couneil Bluirs Reduction in Prices, IN China, Glassware, Etc., AtW, Beo izl SR —01d papers for salo ut the Bee ntending to be n 1 to call at the Pryor's Be heir wedding cards, TOOR RENT—Five new rooms with u bath room in Woodbury's flats, 606 Blutfs street. Address “H," Lieo off) FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN., Ladies @uying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will Le paid; $10, 1ound frip. TELEPHONE 54 e, Wl S, Hemer & Co's, No. 23 Main st Council Blufls, ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Mrs. O. A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Millinery Co., Manager, W ANTED-Situation Iy n £o0d bookke por; s Bad ten yoars expe 2000 Tetoronoes, . Adiress . 1, 1.y Council Biufs, T, O5T—A srey hors 4 toman nose. Fiu line & ve Boe ofice, Welght about 1 please notify Key Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, Horses and Mules For all burposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to selec ) \ BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFLS, gle or double. e 5 MASON WISE In the followir ng Companics E 3 Council Blufls. "';",j‘:”,‘,"’.‘;‘,“‘,:u,",’,u"“ It = g — el ,:)n,la- R . = = OFFICER & PUSEY, o son i 4 H g Blateihal et Noltt®: of sreckiye. 2 5 Those marked with ¥ insure aiso against loss by = Wind Storms, Cycloncs and Tornadoes & COUNCIL BLUFFES, IA, B L < s @ r0B 5ALE 2N COUNEL Horses and mules kopt co tly on e TN e S e PR W— hand, for sale at retail or in loads. promptly filled by tract on Stock sold on commissior rer & Bovey, Proprictors ]»x»ll“ll‘ No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sule Stubles, coruer 16t. ave and 4th strect, notice N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Exprets. ) ONEY LOANED ox Goon c11y AND FARM PROVERTY AT Lowest RAVES, ¥ o % g ¥ g ¥ g ¥ o ¥ 4 # st NPy COUNCIL BLUFFS. \_‘