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

THE DAILY BEL.| COUNClL BLUFFS THURSDAY MORNING DEC. 2 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delisered by earrier in any part of the city at IWenty conts per w TiLtoN, - . . TELEPHONES: Brerxyes Orrice, No. 45 Nient Evrron No. 23 H.W." Manager. MINOT MENTION, Plumbing Co 200 put in his resic l. lephone No. ntkness Brothers Inu vagrants were g pern n yesterday city Permit to wed was yest Reuben Hoyle and Annic Loveland, [a J. ¥, Cody has been given t for building the new residene Stubbe, the contract price bein, The sale of stamps here durimg Novem r $3,000, an increase of nearly the corresponding month of has been put in the 1 out of the y given to Moss, both of conty for Mrs £2,000, Clergymen desiring half fare permits over the Rock Island shonld file their an, lications with A. ‘I Elwell, corner of Broadway and Pearl street at once Yesterday afternoon Justice Schurz pronounced the happy words which united Thomas Stinton, of Woodward, A, and Eiss Nancy Marvel, of | the ceremony ta justice’s oflice. LAt the dedieation of the new Hillside tional church in Omaha Tues were six churches G. W.Crofts, A, B Otis were the this city. Mr from ives preached the sermon. Mrs. Murphy, who |n‘<-< on 1 Broadway has a dog. Mr. Caliahan aboy. Mrs. Murphy's dog and Mr. lahan’s boy came togethc the better of the boy worst of the dog, right 't of the italoons. boy was ily bitten, and - complai The ¢ was disposed of by Mrs, Murphy promis ing to skaghter the dog at once, See that your hooks are made by More- house & € M. F. Rok See his spe See West Point base heater. Latest improyements in heating stoves W. A Woon A Nunny Pree Show., Prof. Ned Parker has commenced a s of musical and free presentation nents at the nt store, Nos. 5 Muin street, lately occupied by oneweg & Shoentgen. e isimmense, not only in size and weight, but in his ubility and tact in keeping a crowd full of fun as heis himself. Heis a who show of himself, charged th not |m\4‘ a el If any one doy and no admission being ¢ is 1o reason why he should swiled honse every the crowid after th inand sce. Prof. Ned Parl L an old soldier, HIII of unn]rm\ ti Rhode Island infantry, and jor and principal musician of ll\lnl Rhode Island | artillery. He ind running over, ¢ for the crowds. ept boys and re given those is brim full of music and he m Everybody nd who enjoyit the n E. H. She; chattle & Co., loan moncy on urity of every description; of e fice No. 500 B upstairs. Dr. Hanehett, office No 12 Pearl strects Residenee 120 Fourth street. Telephone No. 10. graduate of peuties insti Mrs. Dr. D. T'r the Toronto, Can is prepared to tre nd demonstrs rof electricity™ ( e with v and .umphp- ~\~hm of Electro o0-Magnetism n N tricity, Located O il specialty second lGor p.om 0. - A Clumsy Overcoat Thief. The colored man Stewart, who had the boldness to sneak an overcoat from the eity juil while the marshal and oflicers were out of the oflice for w moment, had a hearing before Justice Hendricks v terdey and was bound over to the grand | ;my in the s of ¥500, which means that e will be in jail until he can be tried He is wanted also in Om; n.um - over cont and may L ken across there \ |. with him The coats in both i he docs not scem to have profited tly by his thicvery L Five Hundred Overcoats for Children, from $1.50 up MercaLr | 80 th gre Boys and A Littt of art in every pack Ask your groc & Schocntgen, i Mebar about it wholesale - “IH[ everything you need, bottom , Everyhody’s store, 823 Main, = Weather strips at Chapman's, 105 Main — Wayward tdie. Inquiry was being made here yestor day for Freddie Gerstenberg, but ke could not found, He just been re sed from jail in O and is now wrged with having stolen a watch some money. He wus seen here ye day morning, and said he was Sioux City, but took the n train for some other point, probably, say- ing this o throw his followers oft his track. He had some fellows with him who looked tough, and further news may be expeeted from |hw ng, Wall paper, A sl ok r Niles, No. 102 Broadway Good overcoat §2.50, pants $1 1o $3.50, other goods in proportion Everybody's store, 523 Muin - Electric door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestie electrical appli ances ut the Now huL Plumbing Co. An ()mullu Beunjamin, Officer Leonnrd found s young man vying to sell a silyer cup, and ran him in on suspicion, He gave his name as George Corning, and said that he had been working in the stuble of the Wells, rgo company at Omaha. He explained his pussession of the silver cup by saying hat 1t had been given him by a womlman 2 Black, living on Ninth street, between Dodge and Capitol avenue, in lm na. 1he young man is being investiguted. Weather strips at Cha pman’s, 105 Main C Hard and soft coal, best quality, all sizes. souri and lowa wood. C. B Fuel company, 539 Broadway. Tele phone 130, | COUNTERFEIT BIU LABELS, ! | the idea of lard. Y many things th | and you don't object to it lnvl\n»hrMHh you s f you the m”h! it w ou eat lard in a good re servedat your table, bt ew up your ww il to en ny lvv when in fact you eat more or less of it every day. 1t has to be the vurest sort of lard to vse in butterine. It would spoil the whole sale of it, if it was anything but the purest and best Of course there is good butterine, nd some that is not Rl there is good and poor but You don't say that butter is not fit to use beeause you find there is some that is not it to u So with butterine. You get good butt I know you can't there somethin besides eream else put into sy butter and used to put in cotton seed oil, but (hu time has gone past. That oil was all right, for it is a vegetable oil, the same as other oils which ased for the table; but the reason that was dropped was not be but reanse it o didn’t you butterime can pensiv pay to use. bhe used right along, and you not only ean- not tel from butter, but it is just as healthy. There wer grocers in the eity who e number of selling but- terine to their customers before the new law went into effect. In October an Omaha man came over here and sold them a Qarge amcunt of what he led creamery butter, for twenty cents apound. They thought it waus won- derfully cheap, and the butter was ex 1 ‘heir customers bought it e it with 1 and eried for mor I told them t it was no more nor less than the sume quality of butterine which ¢ had been handling right along, which 5 conts a cost them 1 1 at the idea. y butter, and Vhen the tirst of the 1d the law wentinto effect ne around to see the > anxious to order amery batter, but he said ish it to them, on ties which had took out butterine nm~|v-l that 1t was mery butter, but he could not exp why it was necessary to sell it und ew law as butterine. [t was evident mind and to others, that it w. 1l not creanmery 1 levs themselves could that their costomers 15 they could not not ~ butterit month came the same m dealers, T more of the er that he coule arisen, unless they enses. He still tell the difference “Is at true that farmers buy up but- terine and then sell it to thew retail cus tomers in town as country butte “They have done that somewhat in the but I do not y have been 'nnml v do some- or, though; is cortain. 1 tell you there is a good of foolish prejuddic rd to but- e taken out on ount of people. 1f folks would he They per the p would try good butterine they ts to handle it, just wice of the convinced that what I «; would eat it with as much wits the very best Kind of 1 not know the difference why there should be such a cry raised nst it. The same folks who cry Tard’ so much eat a poorer quality of rdanother food every day, v IS S0 relish as if iv buiter, 11 they i 1 eannot object in the least and full variety of embroidery Stampi materials, Mrs, H. P Niles, 102 Braway. To reduce onr have ihis day marked all our ods down to wholesale pr , and can, therefore, sell oods cheaper than any other house mn this city MueLLer Mesic CovMpany, No. 103 Main street, Devol Stewart, Climay, burn- and We ~l|l|n|~l. r hard coal r ll\ll Acorn cook stoyves ul warm alr farntices, No. 501 Broadwiy - AL terfeit Label, union atly exercised bec cignrmaker: use there ar are being used some counterfeit “blue labels” which are liabie to mislead the publie, and do nage to the union goods. Some of these ¢ erfeit labels have been found here, and some in Omaba, and the ! union here is determined to stop the further issue or use of them. If they ¢ not induce the offending par as by warning them of tl; they propose commencing suits, The union is very confident that the courts will support its genuine blue label, as de- cisions in cases tried in the ve been thus far in favor of the union, Judge Phelps, of the United States court, at Baltmore, hus just decided such g ease. He holds that the e garmaukers, al though they were not an incorporated I Al\ and as such had no legal existene ) Il the rights of u corporate body, Tl .. blue label was a species of prop erty, incorporeal, and as such wus fully protected by the courts against counter feiting and infringement The issue was mude that the cigarmak- ers had no property rights, but Judge Phelps’ decision shows that they have, and defines what they a Imitation of an individual’s signature, forgery. did not enter into the case at all. It was supposed that President Strasser’s hand- writing, or a fae simile of it, would con- stitute the main depe mh wce of the cigar makers, but Judge 2lps decides the hel itself is entitled lu as much protec- tion us the property of any individual. The decision is a” novel “one, and that portion of it which contains the essence of the whole, will be readable among attorneys, as well as by those who are interested in labor questions. Judge Phelps says The bill claims that the gbiect and effuct of this label as used by the plaintiffs and their associates is to increase the value of their labor by increasing the demand for it, as wembers of the union, ‘Chat is the substance of what they claim, and at this uufnnr the case must be taken as true. 1t will not be denied that every free- wan has a property right in_ his own labor, whether preseiit of prospective. From this broad general prineiple it is easy to develop the particular proposition— that an associalion of men, who combine tor when it | and do not | | poration, hut the e The Cigarmakers' Union Open War on | Them. | THE BUTTERINE BUSINESS. | { With a Mysterions Silver Cap - tenberg in Teouble Again— A Man's Show Overcoat Stealing, I Trade, “Talking about butterine remarked a dealer, “it's queer what notions and pre | indices people have. There's nothing more impure or unhealthy about butter an anything clse. You can't make | Naving it pure. It wouldn'tbe | vv»ll'n anything. Folks wonldn’t, and couldn’t ent it, if it was not pure What's it made of anyway " | “Itis made of creamery butter and | | Tard. You needn’t turn up yonr nose at | g sfrain from issuing or using any coun ine, and 1t is as good r\vmul butter, ant | {ofic’ biuo labuls, S il sich partios BTG iy i O GRUTUE RS HOCE § Wikl tirose if they continue thus utterine, any me i you | ¢ do. O at poor Imlh Tts taste and - s smell would put you on your uard, and | o dhail give $150 worth of pr you conldn't he deceived. But good but : st 1899, I ury terine you cannot tell from good butter. rehuso will ot you & 11 [ The public has had only scraps and inklngs of - this most” renark | able hapter in the life of the womun whois easily entitled to the dis n of being one of th atest con- > operators of her t met almage in P and THE OMAHA s demurre appropriate ed that the label at stealing. It is troe that untary fation, in which g | have a e ninterest, A v ciation ean own property in just as well as a partnersuip ton. 30 Md., 14 clear upon prine | wiiielr the tality hns o the pury mion vight to Hw unio in which all its’ members have a common | interest the combination for that purpose be timate, and the label itself as used be a Lawful insirumentality,and contain no tra ulent misrepr itation, t to the recognition of a property richt, and any {r of it will be sippresscid A Lo In view of t fel | AL WATNING s discovery of the coun t I in this city and a the v the following not As president of No. 177 eigarmakers’ union, ot Council Blufts, 1 warn all pa ties in this city, well ¢ in Omahe, to will be exhibiLGd i out sow Wikdows, MrerLier Music Co., No. 103 Main Street. - A few scats left for the coneert to-night at the Christmas Market. - Personal Par W. E. Speir ublie buildir un's new house, agrap! New York, i s here examir s of "nele ner Shugart is at home for a rest rom studies at Bellevae colle, C. Wise, who travels for Messrs Raymond & Campbell, has just from an extended western trip returned See the Palac rand Onakee Court ship at the Chrisumas Market to-night, — - Substantial apstracts o1 titles and rea estate loans, J. W. & E. L. Squire. No, 101 P uncil Blufts, - Don’t buy your new suit or overcoat nutil you look at those at Metealf Bros cure seats early for arl sty ot, C the concert to- ht at the Christmas Market. - Notice—Opera 1 rooms reopened. burber shop. bath DAIL | clared t - I\m\m store, good place to buy goods, No. §23 Main street. - Little old folks® concert to-night at the Christ rket. - Heating stoves at_cost to close them ont. . W, il he 1 A. Wood, No. 504 Main Street. served seats for the little folks’ ment at Temple hall to-night e 10 cents. Those having ts can have money refun ing at C. M. Bushneil's. A CRAFTY WOMAN., One of the Greatest Confidence Op- erators of Her Time. A Philadelphia dispateh of November 20 to the New York Times says Iu~ Dayton Talmage brought i and peculiar connection with the notori ous adventuress, Mrs, Anme Wallingford, to a most dram imzx this aflcruoon when he appe W Witness in a suit afleeting his interests which was on trial b Judge He testitied to wulent and - crafty methods by which this subtle advent 2ot him in her toils and sed d from him an assignment all he owned on earth. The old mun’s ne shook with exeitement and his trembled with emotion as he de d it was a frand anda cheat, | owed her weent of the§15,000 said the for the 1 me of $20, ve been nment 000. She has seventeen ¢ mt s s and twenty different names.”” My mage smd he knew whercof he spoke, and his knowledge was acquired by long and bitter experic mate quarr Alawycr pm, things in shape actors i the dramasepar clapsed before they The meeting was in a 1 in New York, where both wer " iy ing Mrs. Wallinaford had concealed the ravages of tume with cosmeties and a tawny wig, and for nearly o week she passed before Mr. Taimagd's inattentive eyes unrecognized and unknown. Mean while she had taken the measure of her tender vietim and formed plans which contemplated nothing less than than the getting possession of his entire fortunc When the time was ripeshe revealed her it memorie self, brought up pl of the m the old man to > with her in a flat on Sixth venue, uear Twenty-cighth street. Then she commenced to carry out her well- planm chemes, She knew that at an earlicr period of his hfe Mr Talmage's mind had Dbeen unsettled, and that he was constantly in more or less dread of a recurrence of his mental malady whica might land him in a mad- house. This was the string on which she played. She discovered that Counselors George W. Arundel and K. O. Moon, of this city, had in their possession about $8,000 which they had recovered in a suit in'which the * had acted as Talmage's counsel, To get this money was her first object. Witt ull the inflience she had over her delvded victim this seemed an She told him that Messrs and: Moon were his enemies, and would confine him in an insane asy- lum if he came to Philadelphia. She as sured him that his relatives and friends { already . insttuted proceedings to have him deelared a lunaue. She men to track him on the streets of ) ork, and then pointed the oew out to him o trap him and get him bm‘h tu Philadelphi By these means she persuaded ham that he cou'd safely come to this city, The question arose how he was to get'the money from Mr. Arundel. ‘T'o this she proposed an eAsy answer. :re was nothing to pre- veut he to Philadelphia, there fore give her a judgment note and let her collect it from the attorneys. Talmage still hesitated, so he was taken to a law- yer's oftice und browbeaten into acquies- cence, Past exverience had taught the ad- venturess caution, and she fortitied her position until it seen impregnable. Not isfled with getting Talmage's .lg ture to a judgument note for ;e,wo Y BEIW ade him judgme davitstat- borrowed ng th for money and that he had no defense to i of any nd of sort. Fearfi t not bind his real addition an assignment of ‘IU It this sh her ale lated in 1 1 he owed her money. 1o give the proper appearance of age plained sie could dip i carry it in t for a whilc on to Philad records of th uphm mon pleas conrt No. 3. No Phila lawyer would asgist in the conspiracy, that she was ol liged to act her own at torney. until ko brought a lawyer over from New York with her, She issucd ittachment against Mr. Avundel, and ex- peeted that <he wounld get the money im mediately. Mr. Arundel surprised hex by making a most vigorous and pe ent defer Without having any pre- cedent for his former elient, held on to money in spite of the or and pr tests of the Iatter, and fully sustained by the court Mrs. W neford made repeated efforts to foree him to give the money up, but was always | nally she disgusted the fat. Thi tothe court s she found monoy to g the M une on to Philadelphia, '\ to him the condition of a cful and hecame as bitter Woman as he had formerly s was duly st the en strong in his passion for her. He ined M Arundel and Moon to assist him in get ting the covrt to open the judgment en tercd on the #5400 note. ~ Depositions were taken, in which he deseribed how it lad been extorted from him, and de e owed the woman nothing, Phe conrt promptly granted his appiics tion and opened the judgment. Mrs. Wallingford, however, has not yet nub the contest, \Ilnnu;,vh she has no judgment, she has the note, the afli- davit and the tea-st letter, upon which she intends tc jury to give her a verdict Her ef are at present directed to securing a lawyer who will consent to represent her. - For Coughs, As Jand Disorders, Troch Harkness Bro! use oS Our This will be the v eck for bargams, entire line of shawls at 23 per ct. discount. Cloaks, Cloaks Way to" clo: We dis down e out. They must be sold, »mpetition in qual- ity of goods and low prices, is the verdict of any customer, CARPETS Manufacturers are advancing prices They never was so low, and ccan- not soremain, Our stock is turge and patterns choice. Prices will be wnchanged with ws forten days. UNDERWEAR At a Bargain. Stock large,and we are bound to sell it out. —— Call and see our goods before purchasing elsewhere. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or dovble. MASON WISE. Council Blufis, N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Express. TeLePonE 4 o6, !I* - g Companies German American, of New York Phanlx,® of Hartford. Hartford,s of Hartford. Californian, of San Francisco, Scottish Union & Natlonal, of Edinburg. Union, of San Francisco. State,* of Des Waines. Williamsburg City,* of Brookiyn. Those markeg with a3 insare also against loss oy Wind $torms, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTATE L5550 suiis ONEY LOANED o~ Goon city AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES, * 4 ¥ : THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1886, TAKE NOTICE! | You have but a few days' grace in which to purchase Garpets, Curtains, Rugs, Window Shades, Etc., The UNHEARD-OF PRICES Which we are now making. Remember that we are shortly to make a change in the firm, and wish to close out our nresent stock before doing so. Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No.405 Broadway, Council Bluff sBD.% B e WILLIAMS, e Tailor > TWlen's Furnisher 506 Droadway, Council Bluffs. ~>Rll Leading Styles and Tmportatiops Gonstontly op Hond &er 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. BLEASON, = v oven COAL! WOOD! -| FARM LANDS CHEAP! Farmir Lands in Towa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to $10.00 per School and state lands in Minnc time 5 per cent inte Land Buyers fare free. Informs il Blutls, ota on 80 yeurs' 5 Broadway, Cou Towa Mas. €. L. GILLETTE, Beetictiottilent ariel \a,.,::;t é;/;; of Tottoise Blell and Anler Hair Ciamente. HAIR GOODS, otk nade to atder, al/ws o/Z Sy.r, lotts. 29 J(a,uo tstbm',t éwc«.n—oué Edu/( , a.a.a I Will Pay the Highest Price in Cash FOR ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES, DL DROEILLICEL, “stonm & s, | HELVIN SHITH & 00, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, g | Practice in the State and Federal courts ooms 7und 8 Sh t-Beno Blosk. COUNCIL BLLUFFS R.L WILLIAMS 18 N. Main st, Council Blufis, Ia,, and S, 15th st, room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufucturer’s Ager CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES McMAHON & GO stiacts of Title, Loan and Real Es- tats Brokers, No, 235 Maia St. 200 for the Having purchased the “imost veli- ble absivact books in this county.” Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels | known as the = MeMahon Abstract plate and Window Glass, Show (ases. | B500k8," we arenow preparedto fur- Plate and Window Glass, Show (ases, T A Oy o pectfully s Licit the patronage of «ll those desiy- ing corvect abstracts of tille to lands and lots in Potlawatiamic county, Elevators, (hand andaulic, ete, THE HEATON FUEL C0 upp'y vou with a wality of COAL Than any one in the city rial will cone vince ye No 628 Broadway. Telephone 110 WHOLESALE AND JOBBING EXOUSES OF CouUNCIL BLUFFS. > AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DEERE, WELLS & €0, 3 Agricultural Tmplements, Buggias, Carrviages, Fte 1 Couneil Ny vh lmn\. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING 4(): Hand and Power Corn Shell:rs, And mge vr:.m;.-‘an r\!::-\..w agricultural Nos, 1501, 1503, 1505 av South Main Street, Council Bauffs, Towa . DAVID BRADLEY & (O, Manuf're and Jobbora of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, 4 Carriages, and all kinds_of Farm Maohiner, | 1100 to 1118 South Main Strect, Counoil Bluffs, Towa. . CARPETS, COUNCIL BLUEFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades Oil Clothe, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goo Ete. 'Na 405 Broadway Counoil Bluffs, Towa, CIGARS, TOBACCO, 10, PEREGOY & MOORE, ~Wholcsnle Jobbers in the - Finest Brands of Clgars Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 28Main wnd 27 Pourl Sts, Council Bluffs, Towa. 4 COMMISSION. TSNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Frait and Produce Commission Morchants. No. 14 Pearl St., Council Bluffe. DRUGGISTS, Ea HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Druggists’ No. 22 Main St., and N . Council Blutrs, Sundries, ¥ic Pearl s Rt T 0. W.BUITS, 5 Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty General Commisgion. No. 342 Couneil Blufrs WIRT & DUQULTTE, Wiholesale Fr ml& C(M ctionery, co IMISSION, Nos. 16 and 18 Poar| St., Councit Blufls Brendway, HARNESS, ETO. 3 BECKMAN, STROUBEHNN & CO., Munuacturers of and Wholesalo Denlers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. No. Main St.. Council Bluifs, lowa APS, BROTIERS, ETC. METCS ALK Jobbers in Hats, Caps and -Gloves. Now. 342 and 344 Brondway. Council Bluifs, HEAVY NARDWARE. Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Haxdwm. And Wood Stock, Conneil Bluffs, Town. OILS. COUNCIL BLUFES O1L CO., [lluminating & Lubrlcatiag 0ils ETC., BTC. tore, Agent, Chuncil BIutrs, Towa. Gasoli £.Theo LUMBER PILING ETC. A. OVERTON & €O, Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Bridgo Material 5y s, Wi | ber of il Kinds, Coundil Blutts, Jow WINES AND LI JOHN LINDER, Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Agent for St Golthavd's No. 1 Main St Horb Bittors, Couneil Bluls. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No600 Main St., Cowneil Blugs L. KIRSCHT & €O, Wholesale Liquor Deglers. ¢ MELVIK SMITH & 00, FINE - I;HENGH - MILLINERY, | I{O 236 MAIN I, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW INFONTED SFYLES OPEN.| Stal Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFL'S, will be paid; §10, 1ound frip Oppusite Dummy Depot, SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Special advertisements, such &3 Lost, Found To Lonn, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Boardir ete., will b o this column nt the rateof T K LINE for the first fnser- {onaud FiweCents Per Lino for each subsequens insertion. Leave advertisements at our office ‘pajussadday < T PREARR ool [ No. 12 Peal strect, near Broadway, Council Blutrs, Horses and mules L.m consta ! .lu hand, for sale at retail or in r ol 8. WANTL | Oders promptly filled by contraet on FOR HENT=Tho otie story frame bisinss | ghopt notice. Stock sold on commission building with 4-roon dwelling attachment | & Bovey, Proprietors formerly occupicd by H, P. Niles, and known as | o) BULUTER £ Bovy, Proprietor No. 110" South Maiu street. Apply to M. F. | elephone No ; Holirer. | Formerly of Ke Stables, corner 1st. ave and 4th OR HENT—A new two story {rame hoise containing 6 rooms, hull and cellar under ontire house, on Little Curtis ' stres huuy's opera house fain siieet, (Up-stuirs W E'corner Avenue I’ and Only 7 blocks from lo- on M. F. Kobres, ut | R, RICE M D.. | Cancers ) o4 the k Over thirty years TED~A cottuge of five or six rooms ated convenient 1o business; smul family, no_children. — Addicay *Crispy,” lice | :;I\‘J','..K'v.i'.mt ounc " TANTED-A man 10 drive team for ihe - - wit D. J. Smith, garduer and fruil grower, South First street .| OFFICER & PUSEY, FANTED-A Loy with pouy to carry liee route. BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFKKS, 1A, l Batublsbed 1857 ~ | OB SALE-O papers jor sale at the fes office, W ANTED=—Fartics imtending to b ma arc wanted Lo call at tho Pryor's Uy oftice o select their weddlug cards. No. 416 BBroad way, Couneil Bluffs CRESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Blufls having Flire Hscape 1 mo 'ern improvements 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOIIN, BOOK BINDING County and Linds i Spe Ledgers, s, Bank Work of All ity Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders HOREHOUSE & 60. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Stundard Papers Used. All styles of bini ing m Mugazines and BLANK BOOKS. HEFERENCE Reflll(;tion h].u o H 4l China, Gl«’iS.“.:}‘.‘.l l.‘ 2 Hemer & luml‘ d Wiy, Council AtW. 5