Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 21, 1886, Page 6

THE SUNDAY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS UNDAY MORNING NOV. 21 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STRELT. Delivercd by earrier m nny part of the city at Iwenty cents per woek, H.W.Tiwtoy, - - . TELEPHONES, Boeixres Orrice. No, 4 Nient Eviion No. 2. Manager. MINOIt MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. New fall goods at Reiter's, Coover & McGee sell stoves, Gyp Junior at opera house to-morrow night. Panels at $3. 50 per dozen at Schmudt's y, Main street Mall ¢ tertainment next Fri On Thursday the men of this continent will meet in city. A marriage license was ye ¢ issued to John Johnson and Anna Christ- ensen. The boys s cold snap and Indian creek. The case of Bellinger vs. Rohr was up b give their first en y night, ilway section fore this aking the best of the enjoying a skate on yesterday aguin, but " this time on motion for a new trial. 1tis high tin to got hat Conneil Bluffs began the consting carnival ha people last winter. y & umon serviee hela at the Presbyterian church in the morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. G. W. Crofts will deliver the scrmon. ‘The hospital scheme should not be al- -owed to With a little help from cet can be made a gre cess, and no great burden to anyor Bills for supplics furnished tothe Conn- ready fo Ithe Oni cil Blufty street railway company will not be paid or honored unless accom- panied by an_order signed by the Buperinte; mlu t, Wm. H. Burns, The arried os'Progressive Euchre club will be ained by Mrs. W. W, Loomis ¢ H. . Cory next Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock sharp, at the residence of Mrs. Loowmis, 8i6 Firul avenue. . P. Brinton has heen appointed fore- man of the Council Bluffs street railway 1y in place of Geo. Marshall, who pied that position for some ye inton will no doubt prove an efli- t man for the place. E. H. Odell lost a coat from the dress- ing room of the opera house the night of the district school. He he does not care so much for the coat as it wa: old one, but would like to have the con- tents of the pockets, especially a bunch of keys, returned to him at onc Zink & Goshlin, the law firm who are proding the druggists, have commenced Buits against a large number of the drug- gists of the county, alleging violations of the law in re to_ selling liquors There are thirty-two of these cases in this county. The defendants will tight the cases to the bitter end. In a saloon mearly opposite the court house 1s a curiosity in the form of a haif- rown kitten, which has but two legs. The mother of the deformity has had three sets of Kittens, and in each 1ot has had one two-legged one, but the others have died. The cat_keens on and seems determined to supply a " true and long- lived specimen for” some enterprising showman. Geor e . Wright, attorney for the Union Pacific, smd last night at the coun- cii, when talking about the Tenth ave- nue ordinance, that as soon as the ar- rangements now being made were com. leted about the transfer, there would be 1,000 men employed here, and that the Union Pucitic had men here looki g over the ground for homes for these 21 ,000 men who are bound to com Wright, Baldwin & Hald. day will go to Atlantic to case of the Oskaloosa works who have county for the $2,800, of the two bridg x-m one on lironduuy and one on Seventh stree which they tracted to build. The county superyisors were not satisfied with the work on the Seventh street bridge and refused to receive it. The also cancelled the contract for the l»rum“ wafl bridge, and relet the building of it aymond & Campbell, who | 8- factorily mnplul«-xl it » on Mon- onduct the steam engine Pottawat + Try Garland C ook stove for soft coal, have them, —~— Best dinner in the Billy’s, 404 u|~u4u|w:|y, ily at Doc and 5 A'fllli - Electric door bells, bu every form of domcstic clectrical Aappli- ances at the luw \ ork l’lummng( 0. Weather slrlps at ( |l:||m;:\n'fl, 105 Main. - Order your coal and wood from C. B Fuel company before an advance in price No. 539 B'dw'y. hone 136, - Everyh )o4|vfl store, good place to buy £oods, ) Main reet, ——— Substantial abstracts of titles and rea estate louns, J. W. & E. L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl Atrw-( Co nunml Blufls anum. All ma»mhm e delity Council, No 56, R. A., are requested to attend an ad- o\lrnwl meeting on Monday evening, lovember 22, at 8 o'clock, to determine whether we ('lh\ngv our loeation or not, W.A. GRONEWEG, Sce. - All varieties of game and fis all styles. Short orders a spec & Billy's, 404 Broadway. their window. Oysters ty, Doc Just look in i Weather strips atChapman's, 105 Main, —-— See that your buoh}nre ‘made b \hu ° house & Co., rool verett bloc| Dr. Hanchett, oftice No. 12 Pear] streets M(;.uw 120 Fourth street. Telephone s Wall paper, shades, paints, ete. 1. P, Niles, No. 402 liru‘ulw‘u Good citizens w Alrlighl iu the mani- festations of the mysterious will have a splendid opportunity of witnessing the revelries of high carnival of the ghostly visitors to be secn at the entertainment given by the M. L. 8. C. Thanksgiving night at’ ~|||pln hull. Call for everything you need, bottom prices, l*\u)l;wl_) u Store, 823 Main. P. C. DeVol wlls Stewart, Climax, Acorn and Westminster hard coal ourn' ers. Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves and ranges. Economy steam and warm air furnaces, No 04 ¥ Broadway. The best stove I ever had is the verdict of thousunds who haye used the Radiant Home buse burner. Cooper & MeGee, agents. Mrs. Dr. D Truesdell, a grad the Toronto, Canada, Therapeuties stitute, is prepared to treat all classes diseascs “and demo power of electricit) new and cowmplete system or i ;‘hernpeuun 8, tl)un~l|lt§l of Galy 1finn lectro c, Huutruuy Fewale in- of strate the curative n accordunce with petro wnism und netiswm spoeialty. loeated at No. 807 Broad- ‘n’ second floor. Oftice hours 9 a. m, »om, diseases 8 | IN AND AROUND THE BLUEES, A Quarrel Botween a Wholesale House and Bank Gets Tato Court, i MAUOR ANDERSON'S Death of K Burt ~A Maiden Who Loved Unwisely—Fining the pwn Girls—Personal and or Mention. DREAM i Anderson's Dream. “I had a dream which was not all a dream,” quoth the valiant Major Ander- son of the rhth district. “I saw my- seif mounted on a high pinacle, my slouch hat graced with long plumes, my bosom pufted out with the justifiable prids of having downed I Hepburn, the dear people shouting themselves hoarse, and the politicsl historian in aquiet nook srding the appearance and words of real hero of the congressional cam- paign of 1886, Over in one corner, a little apart from the throng, 1 saw the manipulators of the republican 1y, with whom I had been formerly so closely connected, consulting as to whether they could count upon me longer as a repub- lican. I could ch oceasional words, trom which I learned that some were predicung that I would doubtless.go into caucus with the republican congressme and vote with them on all measures Others doubted this, and advocated a judicious patting of my back, and a carc- ful diet of tafty for me, in order to win me over sure and keep mo steaifast. In another corner I saw another group, well- known democratic fac s, whispering eautiously, but yet I caught the meaning from their looks. They were re the times when 1 had <o roundly bers them, and how, m prey A pUILNS 1 poured hot shots into their ranks. One went so far as to speak right out, and de- red t 1o man 1 said meaner things about the demoerais than had 1 me in I saw there was no love for that group. They had joined in electing me, but not that " they loved me more, but hated Hepburn worse, and me up as the only which ' to knock him down. They had knocked him silly, and had no further use for the club. They would never endorse my nomi head began to whirl The futu mixed for mi aw under a group of trees the fates nhg;,m-' a hole in the ground, in which to bury me politically the end of my congressional term. he thought of u brief flutter, a bright ray, o whirl for a mmute, and'then polit- death, was too much. 1 was nigh inting, when a form, familiar to me as ambition, glided up and wh ed in my ear. She told me to stand aloof from both parties, to pose as a po- litical hero, nulo]u-nlh-nt holding aloft the bunner of anti-monopoly. ‘Then both parties would be budding for my vote and my influence. She told me that lowa would soon to elect n United States v senator. Why should I not be the fa- vored one? Would not the ‘child of im- one? The demo- ¢ not get one of their OB and R LIne The republicans would surely have a few disaffected one There \v‘n time to plan for more. bade me keep the democrats in good humor and high expectations, to avoid committing myself to either party, and then at the right time spring to the front, as the Van Wyck of Towa, and capture the solid democratic vote, which swelled by disaffocted _republicans. would seat me in a senatorial chair. She bade me start out at once, rally my forces anew, proclaim to them that 1 was once nd for all an independent, ana above all things an anti-monopoli and never have I failed to follow the dictates of my angel, ambition, nor will 1 now. T The dream shall be (ulhll 1320 See West I’ulnt improvements in h Ase ing A Woon. e Five Hundred Overcoats for Boys and Children from $1.50 up. MeTcALF Bros - Stamping and full variety of embroi materials, Mrs. H. P. Niles, 402 B'dv Death of E. Burhorn, Yesterday morning Mr. E. Burhorn died ofter a long illn of consumption. He was in the forty-sixth year of his age. He came to the United States in 1866, aud settled in New York, where he re- mained three years, and then came to this city where he has resided ever since. He has been enguged in the jewelry bus- iness here, his store being on Main street. He was a quiet citizen, but one who commanded the respect of all and the warmest e m of friends. Hel The funeral fternoon at 2 residence. lory plac o'clock at the family 1 0.0, F. All (hv members of Humboldt Lodge, No. 174 are requested to meet this after- nor)n At 2 0’clock p. m. at Odd Fellows’ hall to make preliminary arrangements for the burial of our dcceased brother, E. Burhorn. Funeral to take place on Monday, November 22, at 2 o'clock p. m. Members of d 174, 1. 0. O. F., are cordially invited to atte E. Rosen, S All members of Twin Brothe: ment, No. 43, 1. O. O, F,, to meet at Odd Fellows y at 1 0'clock p. m., sharp, for the purpose of attendinft the funeral or our late brother, E. Burhorn. By order of the C. P, —- E. H.Sheafe & Co., loan moncy on chattle security of every description; of- Iue No. 500 Broadway, upamhu - Don't buy your new suit or overcoat until you look at tlmsu at Metcalf Bros, Good overcoat $2.. .’»0 pnnli $1 to $3.50, other g..u.h in proportion. Everybody's store, 828 Main mp- re requested e Heavy Damages Cla An important suit was commenced yesterday, it being Harle, Haas & Co. against the Citizens’ state bank und Chas, Hanna, the cashier. Damages are claimed to the amount of §18,000, mainly on the ground of libellous publication af: fecting the credit of the firm. It is claimed by the plaintiffs, who are a large and well known wholesale drug firm, that the bank has been injuring its eredit vy returning drafts on the firm sent the bank for collection. Oue of these in- stances was in January .ast, when the defendants received a draft from the Ot- tawa gluss company, drawn on Harle, Haas & Co., and sent to the bank for col- cetion, the amount belng $333.64. On Ithe next day the draft was presented to the firm and the bank informed that the indebtedness had beon already paid. The bunk returncd the draft with some nota- tions ealeulated to injure the ercdit of the firm. The tirm eclaims §1,000 damuges on this count Another elaim is that in May last Reed & McCormick, of New York Uity, drew on the firm for §63, aud that the bani did not present the draft for payment, but 4 returned it with the note on ke baek, THE ‘‘no attention ™ £2,000 In company, SUNDAY On this the firm claims June the Maltine of Now York, for %), and the bank r with the note, “N, . this the firm ¢laims § Manufacturing drew on the firm turned this draft won't pay On 000 damages Another draft, from John L. Whiting & Son, Boston, is smd to have been re tarned the same way, with a like note on its back The firm alloge that all maliciously to ruin the reputation honse An attempt was made yesterday to get trom Mr. Hannan explanation of the bank's side of th )m t gen tleman said he had ing of the directors to b ealled for the first part of next and until had con sidered th re to have anything 1 just re- ved a copy of the petition, and had not had tirue to read at. It s understood that there had been some feeling between one of the firm and the bank, for some time. 'The bank folksclaim that the firm was evidently lu.uml to hurt the business of the bank, and had declared it would 't to it for collection; this was done of the some ived a draft for collection and presented it to the tirm, the firm would note the amount ete., and hasten to send a araft in pay- ndebtedness to the house ment of the direct, and have the bank return it, kn\m;z(lu- bill had already been paid The firm would do this business through some other bank. The firm was so eranky about these matters that instead of pre- senting a draft in person, the bank got to sending notices by mail, 4 is the eustom in many cities, and when they paid no attention to such notices, then the drafts would be returned unpaid. The firm, on the other hand, denies that it received such notices by mail. Another claim is that there is a little feeting about Mr. Hannan as ashier, and that the ill feeling started originaliy m an attempt to get him out of that position. In fact the defense of the bank seems to be that the suit is started as a matter of retalintion and an outgrowth of ill - The City Council's Session. The council met in adjourned session last night; all present "The resignation of E. S. Barnett, street commissioner, to take effeet December 31 was accepted. ‘he city's share for rent of rooms for clection purposes in the different polling places, also the bitls of the judges and poll clerks were lowed 1 cash, the county having paid sha J. B. Smith & Co. having eclaimed §258.80 interest the council allowed them §04.77 upon _recommendation of the finance committee The ordinance to open and extend Ninth avenue west through the Omaha addition to Council Blufls was r¢ a second time in full and, on suspension of the rules, was read the third time, passed and adopted. The bills of judges and clerks of election for the amount deducted by the county, being for one day’s pay each, were laid over, they having been referred at the last meeting. An ordinance was passed ordering side- walks placed on avenue F, east of Oak- land avenue, lot 6 and 7, block 17, Mill addition, st side, be- Vi orth street, strect, be- and on south tween Sixth and Eighth streets, A communication from Robert Sewell, president of the waterworks company, was placed on file. It stated that the comp any choose their own plumbers to tap the water mains, but thatany plumber can compete for other business, and the more competition the better for the witerworks company. Grading improvenicnt bonds were al- lowed James P. Goulden in the sum of $1,280, and $320 in certificates for grad- m he matter of J. P. Goulden's appli- cation for bonds for certificates he holds for work done over ar ago, referred The city attorn ported the avenue ordinance, which caused reached no Union Pacitic 3 com- mittee to pr ir’ ordinance giving the Union Pacific the right of wa mmu;:h Tenth avenue or the alley and Yn- would submit 1t to the offic aha, and, if it wa cil'could then y Fredd ame Forged. The notorious characters, the Gersten- bergers, are agam in trouble. This time " who tiles information le companion. He claims s a regular monthly stipend which he received from Europe, and that while he was in the clutches of the law in Omaha recently, his wife forged his name and obtained hus remittunce of §$300 h rightfully belongs to him. i lvrxnln' before whom the “‘in- nocent kid" appeared, issued n warrant for her *“royal nuhs' and she will be given a chance to tell how she got Freddy’s mone; It will be 1emembered that while Mr. ed was being tried in Omaha la k his wife was ted here on Broadway in company with a sport named Olive Jones, who_claimed she was half red and half white blood, and the pair were fined for being drunk. A Woman in An old Irish woman discovered last night in Ind k, just west of the Main streer bri George Curtis and several others her and pulled her up. ly exhausted round com- her sens: into the creek but would about the old man that was foun1 near her under the bridge ex, that she inew him. For a long while she -»(u\ml rname but finally nothing that her name was Mary, and t she lived on Willow avenue, betw Main and Fourth streets, After admitting that she had been drinking she said her name cor! tions of New York City Ten Town Girls Ten of the girls of th before Judge Aylesworth y ing to answer to the Some were white and some were colored. They were arrested late Friday night and euarly yesterday morning. Three of them plead guilty to the charge and were fined #10 60 each’ while the others put in a plea of not gmlt\, but before the day over they concluded that they had Pined, town were up sterday morn- harge of vagran pay the necessury $10.60 and leave the dail. Itis und\.l;(uud that & number of their “sisters in sin” will be arrested to- morrow and subjected to the same fine. This is the regular monthly fine, it being the understanding if the girls send in §6 it will be unnecessary for them to appear, but if they fail they are charged with $1.60 costs while the proprietors are taxed §20. e Alleged Seduction, Thomuas McFadden, a young man of Wilnut, was yesterday before Justice brhuu on the charge of seduction, it being alleged that he T.m seduced Mag- gie Haggie, who is now in this city under the care of a doctor. The day was taken up by the counsel n arguing as to the limit of witnesses that the defendant be allowed 10 testify as to the chastity of the girl._ It not being certain s to what they all would swear to, they were Limited to five and the defendi ander §150 Londs, which Le readily secured. BEL: NOVEMBER 21, SUNDAY SERVICES TO-DAY. CONGREGATIONAL [CHURCH Services in the Congragational church to-day, morning and evening. Preaching by the pastor. Morning subject, coptance with God,” evening, “'How God Helped a Hero.” A¢ extended ordial invitation 18 ST, PAUL'S CHURCTE There will be no serviees in St. Paul’s Episcopal church to-day on account of the heating apparatus’ not yet having | been completed HARMONY M1ss10N Services at Harmony Mission ehapel to at 8 o'clock p. m., conducted by Re Mackay, rector of St. Paul's church. Those aitending who have the are requested to stor will supply Episcopal prayer hook bring them, ofhiers the ¢ with o leaf containing the services for the day. May the chapel be filled with friends to enjoy the solenn and begutiful of the Episcopal ehureh. DPrayer meeting Thursday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. Topie, “Thunksgiving.” METHODIST CHURCE Topie to-night at the Bry church: ““Theaters and Th BAPTIST CHURCH, Anderson, of Blair, Rev. Mr. Neb, a talented young Scotch — minister, will preach in the Baotist church at 10:30 a na 7:30 p.m. Seats free. All cor- dially invited SAINT'S CHURCIL Topics at Saint’s church to-day by the pastor, as follows: 10:30 a. m., “Our ‘oming Hope, Hp. m, Friends w~|v('4‘|(ll|1\ vited, Personal Paragraphs, Snyder, of Chicago, “Wronght.” 0. H. l)udnu. B. Parke, of Chicago, Ogden yesterday. Dewitt Croil, of Cinemnati, we Bechtele yestel ul.u of Mount Pleg estordwy R. A \\Imm'r of Ogden guest yesterday, R. Townsend, of Mz an Ogden guest yesterday. Mr. Godman, of the Godman packing com n the city yeste E. R. Iwell and family left Iast even ing for Avoca, where they will make their future home County Clerk J_J night from N on business, George E. Long, chief elerk of th chants Dispateh company of Chic at the Ogden visiting his old fricnd, Jus B. MeDérmott, ||u-4hv.h i day clerk! is at the was at the at the sant, was Chi 20, wis an rshalltown, was Shea returned Tast :w Mevico, where he went Mer- 1 to do nd at reas way. ked by the not related to No On the him if he did not daughter he said: ty, does that make Mrs. A S Dull is pr dressmaking on short notice onable prices. No. 328 Br A Maine witness, on b opposirg counsel if he we the plaintiff, answerec counsel then asking intift s —— At Lewiston, Me,, one day last week, a female storekeeper crumpled a $10 bill in her hand while talking with a cus- tomer, and afterward thoughtlessly went to the stove and 1hr cash eame short t ad the incident, — ng-trumpet: used by the old ire department of Louisville, Ky., was rceently found in the bottom of a well where it had lud for over twenty How it wiit in the fire. Her at day, and then she 8, came to be there is not ted by the loeal seribe. —~—— astern blacksmith says the best appetiz the world is the inhalation into the lungs of smoke from the horse’s hoof when it ist g shod. He claims that five persons yisit him every day for hygicnic purposes. — It is stated the Manitoba government has made arranger return to the municipalities the aid granted to rail- wa, A Rome, Ga., judge said to have granted a divoree to 2 woman on proof that her husband hua become a Mormon, —_— R.L. WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Council Blufix, Ta., and 209 S, 15th st, room 10, Omaha, eb, Manufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Mantels Show Cases, etc, Tents, Awnings, Roofing, S Plate and Window Elevators, (hand andaulic te, Glass, If you wish a really (-hv:m suit to order, 0 to \\ illiam Gra ] ou & fine fitting all-wool suit for §2 Pants to ord B Having opencd house in connec cloth and trimming on with the -merchant ment, I would resp. tion of same. | irous of obtaining cloth by the rd and making up their own goods can be accominodated Trimnings of all kinds Goods cut to order, sh can be furni bottom pric 't forget a fing ing suit to or pants $6, and 4f7:|hw and trim mings at equally low ll;.,ux Wm. Grover,”No. North Main next doorto ,\nu-muu Distriet Tel oflice furnished. In fuct anything you % N.SCHURZ, Justme of the Peace Office over American Express. Reduction in Prices, China, Glassware, Etc., AtW. S. Hemer & Co's, No. 23 Main st Council Blufls, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dumwy Depot, “pejuesaaday SE POJURLIVA X001 |1y ses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale 1 or in car loads. Oders promptly filled by contract on short noutice. Stock sald on commission. SuLvTer & Borey, Proprietors, Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 1st. ave and 4th street. | Forsa 1886, ~TWELVE PAGES |SPECIAL NOTICES. MoTICE. Special advertisements, such ae Lost To Loan, For 8alo, eto., will hoinserted in this co! CENTS PER LINE for the first inser- ratoof T fonand Fiy enta insortion No. 12 Peal strec Blufre ave advertisem: Foand Bonrding mn at the low o Rent, Wants, Line for each subsequent s At our office Broadway, Council t, near WANTS, JF o1 RENT-Furnisned roous, 016 Blutts. ¢ —01d office. WA oftice to & Part -A boy with pony to carry Bee to cnil at the Pryor's Bee job papors for sale at the Dee ie8 intending to bo marrie: rwedding MURDER!! i re’ tri REMEDY ivo and oure. 1fy dio with diphtheri hend.” For aale on Sth streot, Council on receipt of price. From the Omuha 1 M 1. Butler, Tows, and hi CH Omaha, who recen teresting duughtor, er the treatment of one 18 in Omabin, writesto D Jefferis, Your romedy tor diphtherin T dear dnucl I|l|-]r yas dving wh I diphtherin, un icine and mpletely subii rop YOur me Wo féel that it wo il n the Council | M. A. McPike, ed L P Fr twenty yenrs, and Kuownas one of th 1 fr anopportunity of using Dr. Jef DYSPED yspeptic, why I of putrid sore throat, changing it in 48 hours to the s ndition with 1) price §3. for that fatal malady has « strated the fact that it is infallible as a prevent- thout the aid of & physicinn. Blnkesloe, of No. 110 Camphel] street, 1 twelve hours the t saved the ory thankful (o you, an u 1d of (he cditc s ravaged with 1 f D) instructions how 1o use the Jefferis' remedios can only bo obtained at n makine its annunl visita: inlof DR THOS, JRF 3 ou_permit yo ther bl children t nly at the office, N h Bl s, Ta., or st Ly exproen of Hazel Dell, Pottawattamie s tunily of eleven persons, ihtherin. Every v the 1ise of Dr. for Diphtheria, tly lost 0 beautitul and it aged nbout 15 years, by of the ration, wo used you! digeaso w (. I the future we will at all times in our house life of one of our not eall on y 3luirs Duily i of |)l' Globe for m 18 rwown wherever he is o hestmen living. His tamiiy dinhthorin, wnd reatly dis o phitherin Guro his ehil McPike's chil ‘om diphtheria before h ris remedy. DYSPEPSIAY ve in misory and dic, the stomnch? Dr. S1AL m dis- homns every cuse of indigestion and 0 very short { ref- 5t ke of eased conditions. in_malignant sear 5. hiem. No dovtor requi WE GIVE AWAY A BEAUTIFUL WITH EVERY THR Camphell§ The: 20x2 Fancy and All Orders to T We al Promptly J. W. PARLOR PICTURE iE CANS OF Baking Powder. o are Oil Paintings in Gilt Frames, lso cp o fine line of Staple Grocerics, elephone No. Filled. KLEEB, will be GROCER, NO. 345 BOOK Ledgers, J Bank Work of' All inlty Prompt Atten BROADWAY, BINDING ruals, County and inds aSpee- tion fo Mail Orders HOREHOUSE & (0. Room 1 Everet Standurd Papers ing m Block, Council Blufts, Used. All styles of bind- Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. cns' Bank, ALL THE LA REFER] National s 1k, Vational Bank, C. B. Ins cer & Pusey,Bankors,C. 13 Savinzs Bank. ATEST STYLES OF th & Co,, Wolls & Co, rance i MILLINERY, No, 328 Broadway, , = - - Council Bluffs, Mrs. O. A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Millinery Co., Manager. TELEPHONE fl("* FIrE INSURSNCE "1 fhe following Companies German American, of Wew York Phanix,* of Hartford, Hartford,* of Californian, Scottish Union, o state, artford. of San Franciaco, Union & National, of Edinburg. f San Francisco. %0/ Des Moines Williamsburg City,* of Broakiyn Those marked with @ * insure also against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAIIA ROPERTY AT LOwest 5.0 .k ko ONEY LOANED 0N Goob ¢ITy AND FARM P v AT L RAres, * PR AP Y CRESTON KOUSE The only hotel i Fire Andall mo "’ 215, n Council Bluffs having Escape ern improvements, and 219 Main st. MAX MO H) < s HARKNEDS BROTHERS. Great Underwear Sale and Children this week. 'WE WILL CONTINUE OUR SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS FOR ANOTHER WEEK. New Goods! HEADQUARTERS FOR CARPETS AND DRY GOODS Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. 401 BROADWAY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. COAL WOOD #ED.eB. e WiLLIAMS we i | Tailor ¢ TWlen's Furnisbher, 06 DBroadway, Council Bluffs. ~o3Rll Keading Styles and Impoptatiops Gonstantly op Hand.§e~ Immense stock of Ladies® Undevwear will be sold cheap Lowest Prices! 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. We Are Still Offering the Greatest Bargains in CXARPETS Ever offered in this city or the west. Our stock is aslarge and compl el as any you can find, and we guarantee prices away below all competition. WE ALSO HAVE A Full Line of Curtains, Irish Point Of all grades and make, including Lace, Turcoman, Chenille, Ete., Ete. Our Rug Dep:rtment Comprises Turkish, Smyrnia, Kerrach, Brussels, Axminster, Etc.,at Prices Lower Than the Lowest. Curtain Goods by the Yard Window Shades and Fixtures Ik and Mohair oot Rests, Etc., il Cloths, Mattings, Lincoleums, Fte. A largeline of & Plushes and Upholstery Goods, Easy Chairs, Ottomans, or the hotiday trade. Hgs. C. L. Guuistts, apht a«tbo—tt:w&u.t and fa,t&&t z&t?,tr,s o—'{ Ja-btwl:w VA sl oS bl Aesng Gl (6 hmrsemorsav HAIR GOODS, wcu,é made tn— o—u&&b 0(/(:;& 9}& [L’n—l—é&. a9 v{{MKv xgtwe—t bowncil E!w//& Josa. I Will Pay the Highest Price in Cash FOR ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES, M, DEROEILLICETL, NO. 60y BROADWAY, - - . FARM LANDS CHEAP! Farming Lands m lowa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from 0 to $10.00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years’ lnu. i per cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information, ete., given by . &Us"zu.—.‘::r, No. 555 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, agent for Froidriksen & Co., Chicago. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS Extablstied 1857 1514 Douglas St.. Omaha, !NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. g u §5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be | Ladies buyi $10, 1ound frip. ~ | Horses and Mules| STONE & SIMS. ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW Practice in the State and Kederal courte Rooms 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Bloog COUNCQIL BLUFFS JOIN ¥ S1ONE JACOB 818 For ail purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or double. MASON WISE. quantities to select