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

i § THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: '"HURSDAY DECEMBER 1886, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY MORNING DEC. 0. OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by earvier in any part of the city at Awenty cents per week. B.W.Twrow, - . TELEPHONES: Poeixrse Orrice, No. 4. Nient Eviron No. 2, Manager. MINOR MENTION. Plumbing Co. New fall goods at Re Solid school shoes at Adam'’s, Bargains i cloaks at Harkness Bros. J. Q. Anderson, of the Couneil Blufts Insurance company, i€ planning to build n $10,000 residence in the -pr'm!L Warm felt slippers at Adam’s, Some sneak thief y y helped him self to an overcont in the ola depot, it being the property of I. W. Scott. Wigwan slippers, No, 417 Broad Adam's, Salvation Army is wis that Ihv hall all, and some hs without being able to even get nding room, Waren felt goods at Adam’s shoe store, Tne funeral of Hazel Cole, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, E. C. Cole, will be held at their residence, No. 333 Avenue E, this afternoon at 2 o'clock WA stylos Christmas shppersat Adam's ‘The justice courts are dry now-a-days, g0 far as criminal cases is concerned. The grand jury is in_scssion, and this uc- counts for the dearth Braided straw slippers, £tore. LY now r{r:u\'uui will not hou Adam’s shoe evening the African Methodist ¢l is to give a sociul at the church the benelit of the pastor, Rev. My not only quite ill. but is in nee. here shoula be a sponse to the appeal for hel p generous for him. New goods and Christmas novelties v..d\ received and ul arriving at Hark n Two \l lhm brothers were arrested yes- terday on the charge of having assaulted anotlier young man_ named Curley, on Oakland’ avenue the other evening. was badly punished, about the T Judge Aylesworth is tjust the difticult See the lurge Harkness Bros This evening the Baptists have a supper and entertainment at their church, to which all ave invited. A pleasing pro. gramme has be. anged, tempting tables will bo spread from 6 o'clock on, VArIous ar! s will be ofle for sule, and an enjoyuble time assured all who attend, Gents' mufllers, Harkness Bros.” J. A. Hamilton, of Nzola, ha a large quantity of corn there, ow Charles Pe; tment of rugs at finest in the eity, at tached ed b , of Chicago, on a ¢ of $15,000. Abont §5, 000 of corn was thus upon, and the owner was yeste ¥ prevaring bonds for its rele the case could be neard in cour You can secure a choice silic for Christ mas at Harkness Bros.” A motion was filed yesterday to dis miss the cases biought awainst the drug- gists and others hoid permits to sell ntoxicants. The motion is quite lengthy, and is thought to be strong enough knock the Iife out of the scheme in this county to sccure a large amount of penaltics for alleged violatious of the per: mit law. The best carpet sweeper Harkness Bros It is a great deal easier for 8ome men to ,n) other people’s taxes than their It p better, and they join hands vho delight in shaving city ants, n trying o get out of paying own taxes. ‘I'he sympathy of ~the public is not with them in this effort, and v is to be congratulated on there bring %o few of them. The Royal Arcanum had a happy social in the new parlors in Beno's block last evening, This society now has one of the finest halls i the west, and they pr o pose enjoying it fully ing to fit up parior nicely, and provide coo g0 that refroshments parties held i the hail One of the tax-kickers, who is seeking 1o have the improvement bonds declared of no_account, on carth at iz conveniences can be served to ¢ in order to eseape pay ing his share, had several luerative contraets with the city, and is even now trying to get the council toissue to him one of these v bonds to settle up an indebtedness elaimed by him. The alder. men do not seem to be inany hurry to gcttle with him in this inconsistent way Ihose who «o anxions that the law should not be violated in the slightest partienlar, would do well to turn thew attention to that portion of Pier street which ined siuch a notorion lsmage property in that vi nuisance which has cansed ople to shan that portion of the authorities have been very nt, considering that the law makes the owner of property responsible for acter of his tenants. - Lot those s0 suddenly b | lest there 15 some techn sonie ordinance, and on this account ask to ve relicved from paying for improve- ments to their property, join in a clean- ing-up of that part of thy A - i The Muelt Below s o list of twenty p will be distributed on Janu among those who hold tickets, Every 50 cent purchase entitles yon to one Ilch First Presext—One large Music Box, 00, Srcoxp Presext—One fine Ludy Doll, four feet high, §35.00. Tiigp Presext -One Holder, $15.00, Fourtn Presext—One Musical Cigar Holder, $12.50, Firrn Present —One fine dressed Doll, $8.00. Ba TH PRESENT— s esents which 1, 1887, Musical Cigar One fine dressed Doll, ENTH PRESENT--One fine Doll, $8.00. |lIlI PriseNT—One Toilet Set, $5.00, 7.00. Presextv-one Fancy Work H:.»Ln 00, NIH_ PRESENT--One lancy Work Bnnlw $5.00, One Odor Case-- ‘n\r\nu Presexr I\\'u.:’m PRESENT $2.50 TRIRTEENTH Dase—$2 50, EENIR ¥2.25 IFTEENTH PrEsENT One Odor Case PreEsENT — One nilet PreseNt—One Bisique One Bisique fig- N Presexr—One Cup and ballncl —§! SEVENTEENTR Presext—One Cup and $1.00 ITEENTH PRESENT--One Pair Vases *-g 00, NINETEENTH PRESENT--One Statuary-— 1.50. One Swiss House TwWENTIVOM PRESENT —$1.00. We sl our goods lower than any other house in the city and invite an inspection of goods and prices. MueLLer Music Conpany, No. 103 Man b\rul Council Blufts. Hulmg Stoves at o ml 1o close thew vut A. Wood, No 004 ) Main street. See that your books are made by Moore- Souse & Co., room 1, Evereit block. T THE SLOW GRINDING COURTS, | A Murder Case, After Eight Years Pending. Again Continued. | FUNERAL OF JAMES COLBURN, Walnat's Alleged Seducer Acquitted - ipse At the Salvation Army ~Notes By the All-Around- Town Man, A Musty Murder Case. An old case, a veteran, eame up before Judge Loofbourow yesterday. It is fa- miliarly known as the Jones murder case. The affuir occured in 1878, and has been hanging in the courts ever since. I'he victim was Daniel Robert, and he was a neighbor of Jones in Hazel Dell township, It is claimed that Jones shot Robert, and on this he was tried and sen- tenced years. After being taken to the penitent iary he was released, a new trial having been secured. A change of venue was taken to I the next t rrison county, and Jones on AT was found” guilty of man nd sent to the penitentiary for He did not serve this sen- oy having gained » case has been hang- n-" and he has been e been tried at lul by his attorney, a showing was made . new trial ing along ¢ out on bail, It this term of court, Colonel C. R. Scott, by which the case will go over for an: other term at least. The chiet ground o the continuance this time is the illness of the defendant’s aged mother, and her inability to appear as a witness. The .nmm made by Jones to the charge ing killed Roberts, is in the first pla u'e that he never killed him, but that if 1e he was justified in killing hi seems to coyer about every po: and Jones has thus far succeeded in con- vincing the upper courts that he should not be convicted. —_—— Millinery Goods at cost for mext 30 days, Mrs. W. J. Scoles, No. 236, Broad R = -~ ench Cook™ Direct From Parie, - Weather strips at Chapman’s 105 Main - vt line of short wraps, new te., eheap, to close them out, Jons Bexo & Co. An eleg markets - Funcral of James Colburn. One of the saddest scenes imaginable was presented ) y 1n the fune of James Colburn, who met with such asud- den and horrible death in the Union Pa- cilic yards, ‘The attendance of friends was very large iily of fellow rai way employ There was not a road but had its representatives, and there were fully twenty switchmen over from Omaha, most of them members of lodge No. 11, Switchmen’s aid association, al- though the deceased was not & member of any order. At the hour announced, o'clock, the hody was brought to the resi- espec dence, No. 1510 Tenth nue, it having been kept at the undertakers’ rooms sinee the dent. The poor man was so terribly mangled thav it would have been no satisfaction for any of the friends to have looked upon the remains, and c the t was not opened. wife children were thusr necessarily deprived of the usual comfort of being able to look upon the face of the beloved dead, and the lone was left them of bis face he left his home on the noon of the fatal day,on which but a half hour of hfe was before him when he tinis bade the dear ones good-bye. The casket was covered witth black proad cloth, the ornamentations being of sily The center plate bove his while one aboyc it wi aved one below it “At RGL” A silver v adorned each end of the caske beantiful floral tribute, a large composed of roses, laid upon L. The pall bearer William_/ wles Arndt, E. Baldwin, W shelor, L. Suit and I Cody. Th seryices opened with singing “Sweet Bye and Bye which was a tavor- ite song with the deceased. Rev. Dr. Cooley read lections ~ of ipture, and a portion of the n'c\umh chapter of John. He made some ver, sympathetic and heipfol nar the necessity of all to be pre; at’ all times for thie coming of the great change, which must come to all, and which might come to others as suddenly as to lim at whose bier he was standing. He also culled attention to Hn- tenderness and sympathy of Christ, as the trile sourc of this great sorr Dr. Cooloy delicate fouchadiennonitie ow of the. family, and_ thoughtfully ed a petition for the railway men whose employment led thent into such constant danger. Jumes Colburn was born in Lyons, 1s and d reached his thirty-ninth year. He had lived here for twenty vears, and was most highly respected and” esteemed by these who knew him as a man of faith- fulness and integrity. e bad been m ried twenty years, and leaves a wife and seven ohildren, the eldest being sixteen, the youngest mere babe. In family life he is said to have been unlmmllv happy. and the home one ~f sun- shin The tendere mpathy is felt for the mourning ones, Auml they will be kinaly looked atter by friends. - - Dr. Hanchett, oflice No, 12 P Residence 120 Fourth street. L urging 1 re st rl street Pelephone ) - Christmas I No. n.‘.i Br ow goods Novelties at Kirkland's, imw-l wdway, A fine, large line of the most elegant watches, chiins, silver and plated ware, decoratad Ching and glassware, smtable for holiday and wedding presents, at (0, B. Jacquemin & Co.'s, No. 27 Mun street Walnut's Dirty Case. The Walnut seduetion case has at last reached a decision so far as Judge Ayls- worth's court is concerned. The motion to allow the state to introduce further evidence in regard to the girt's character, was yesterday overruled, and the de fendant, McFadden, discharged. The chief question in the case was to the chaste character of the girl before her al leged seduction. ‘That character having peen shown up by the defendant to have been bad, the story of her ruin wus _evi- dently by the court. It is understood that an attempt will be made to get the grand jury to examiue into the case afresh. Substantial absiracts of titles and real estate loans. J & E. L. Squire. No, 101 Pear] sireet, Couneil Blufis - “French L‘ouk" llllet, rrom Paris, —~-~ Don't buy your new suit or until you lvok at those at Metes overcoat uIf Bros'. - rylody’s store, good place to buy No, 824 Main street, E goods. e L Laborers and Teamsters, C. Shenfield, who has had some of the largest railway contracts iu this vicinity, and who is known here as a most success- ful and reliable railway builder, is now engaged in some large contracts on the Southern Kapsas railroad. He cun give to the penitentiary for fourteen | | em loyment to a number of teamsters and laborers, and those desiring employ ment can learn particulars from a card | published in another column. A number of those who worked for himin years past have alveady joined him there, and will doubtless giadly do so on learning that he has employment for them. i s an Notice—Opera house barber shop, bath rooms re-opencd - Fun and |n|||u-~ I'nesday night, . L.B ( rafts & Co. are loaning money classes of chattel securities at one- ir former rates, See them before securing your loans - - Hard and soft coal sizes. Missouri and Fuel company, phene 136, best quality, al owa wood, C. B Broadway. - Burbank in “Pat's Panorama.” - Paragraphs. of Logan, was in the city Personal C. R. Bolter, | yesterday. Samuel Haas has retarned from a busi noess trip to Wyoming. Dr. L. S. Wood, awell known Loganite, hle here yesterday. Mrs. T, 8. Couch, and daunghter, Laura, haye returned from an extended visit to relatives in Wyoming, H. C. Cheyney, of the Simox City route, who has been o long and so dangerously ill, is now on the road to recovery, and it now seems that the most critical per- iod is past. This will be glad news to his friends who are many. emple and lear the Go to Masonic ' dramatist, Burbank —— A few sizes in Rocue PHuAvELPHIA, and Bur Cheayp to close, for the next twenty ¢ Clea sale sign then comes down. E.E.ADAMS & CO. No. 417 Broadway. - » largest and best stock of Musical Instruments, Music Boxes, Mu sical Novelties, Toys ana Llun) ;,uuda m the city. MUELLER MU SI0 1 lmll St. sk Don't forget Burbank Tuesday night e Cleetrie th)llr bells, burgtar .l|'l|||l~ and form of domestic electrical apvli ances at the New York Plumbing Co. Weather strips at ('Impm:m\ 105 Main - Dr. D. Truesdell, a the Toronto, Can "y peuties insti- tute, is prepure 1l classes of diseases “and demonstr power of electr a new and compleie system Theraveutic ¥ 1o, Static Electricit specialty. Locafed at No. way, second floor. 05 p. m, lectro- netism Ofice | - We have a fine |; line of Christmas novelties that we selling cheaper than ever was known, also mufilers, silk handkerchiets, Iadies” and gents' gloves, clothing, fine sealskin caps, et Bexo & Co, New designs in | seen at Burhorn's. welry to be = - Call for everything you need, bottom prices, Everybody’s store, 823 Main. ol A gold watch makes a pl for any ludy, S W Nil 1sing pi hu~c at Burhorn ent all paper, .sh'ul ]\’\mh ete. H.P. 0. 404 Broadwa Stoves! Stoves! s! For the next thirty days I will sell ho.mm' stoves at cost for cash onl, DeVor. Stamping and full v materials. Mrs. H. P. Nil - as well as all other staple re, to be found at Bur- of embroider 402 B'dw Tive hundre children, from #1.50 up. Mercarr Bros, : = Mr. Thomas Green and Mr. George ren, of the tirm of Thomas Green & Sons, the Greend pork puckers, re- turned yesterday from a_trip across the brin; hey left here a little over three monthsagofor a visit to old England, They had a very enjoyable time, and re- turn much improved in health. Harkness Brothers e — e This will be the v eek for bargains, Our count. Cloaks, Cloaks Way down to close out. We dis entire line of shawls at 25 per ¢ I'hey must be sold, ance competition in qual- ity of goods and low prices, is the verdict of any customer, CARPETS Manufacturers are advancing prices was so low, and can- Our and patterns choice, Pri They never not soremain, stock is large s will be wnchanged with us for ten days, UNDERWEAR At a Bargain. Stock large.and'we are bound to sell it out. — Call and see our goods hefore purchasing elsewhere. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufts N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oftice over American Express. &BICEMD 'tuuululwn free. TWENTY CR\\D FREE GIFTS To Be Given Away By chrv Eiseman & Co."s Peorle '« Store, TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS On January 15th, 1887, Consisting of Furniture, Chinaware, Clothing, Blankets, Table Linen, Notions, Money, 8ilk Dress Pat For every two de pur you will receive a ticket, good for one chance in the follow ing Grand Presents to be given s worth of goods hased, coupon away by us on Jauuary 15th, 1887 FIRST Furniture, PRIZF.~One of Parlor consisting of sofa, tete-n-tete and four grand easy chuirs, all uphol stered in assorted shades of clegant silk plushes, worth suite SECOND PRIZ One Mahogony Bed Room Suite, consisting of Bedstead, Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant tinish with beveled glass, worth §100. THIRD PRIZE-One of the very best six-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic Sew g Machines. The very best machine in the United States, worth $65.00. FOURTH PRIZE — Twenty Guinett best gros grain Black 8 2,00 per yard, worth $60.00. yards 1k, cost i FIFTH PRIZE egant Seal Plush London Dyed Cloak, to be made to order to fit the lucky ticket holder, worth §60.00. One ¢ SIXTH PRIZE—One pair of the finest White Blankets made by the Pioneer Woolen mill, of California, worth §40.00. SEV I'll PRIZE—One Beautifully Decorated Dinner and Tea Set, consist- mgof one hundred and forty worth §52,00. picces, GHTH PRIZE--An Elegant Scal Skin Mufl, worth §30.00. NINTH PRIZE--A very fine Paisley Shawl, worth $65.00. TENTII PRIZE—One Angora Beaver Shawl, worth §30.00. ELEV "I PRIZE - One Gentleman’s Suit of Clothing, made of Imported Worsted, guaranteed a fine fit for the winner, worth $35.00. TWELFTH PRIZE-A Gentleman’s Fur Beaver Overcoat, worth §30.00. THIRTEENTH PRIRE — One Boy's Overcoat, for a boy between the ages of 3 and 16 years, to be chosen by the lucky party bolding the ticket. Worth $15.00. FOURTEENTH PRIZ Suit, for a boy between the ages of 3 and 16 years, to be selected by the winner, Worth $15.00. i—One Boy's FI TH PRIZE - One Elec fant’s Cloak, worth $10.00. 1 PR One Brass Parlor Table, worth $10.00. Elegant VENTEENTH PRIZ One picee of 50 yards “kruit of the Loom™ muslin, worth $1.00. EIGHTEENTIH PRIZE dozen of thevery best Celebrated “Gold white shirts, of which we are the excln worth §.00, One half sive agents, NINT NTH PRIZE -~ One Fine Silk Mufller, worth 5.00. TWENTIETH PRI One Linen Table Sect, consisting of Table Cloth ana a Dozen Napkius worth $10.00, TWENTY FIRST PRIZE — A Cash Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece, Total value of presents, §800. With every $2 purchas ticket, also a ticket for #2 purchase yon make Hold your tickets until January 15th, 1887, when the fortunate numbers will be announced and invited to call cewve their presents, you every rec a additional and re REMEMBER, You have to pay nothing extra for your pu We guarantee to sell you goods cheaper than any other house in the west, and best stock to select from ases. MAIL ORDERS. All orders by miail will receive prompt the attention, and tickets for gift distribution will be and enclosed with your pu free same as if you were present in person These distributions will be made with every fairness, and you may depend on it that the lucky numbers only will receive heir presents. No ti s will ployes of our house. be issued to the em Customers only will receive the bene fits. Call and see the above mentioned pres ents now on exhibition in our mammoth store and convince yourself. Respectfully, Hexky Eisenax & Co., People's Store, Nos. 814, 816, 318 and 320 Broadway Counell Blutfs, doing so. Lands m lowa, Sehool d state lands Land Buyers fare frec. cent intercst. Kooms at Rensonuble Rates, TELEPHONE 1 the 'g Companics: German American, of New York * of Hartford, Hartford,* of Hartford. Californian, of San Francisco. Stcottish Union & National, of Edintuig Union, of San Francisco. State,* of Des Moires. Wiliian irg City.* of Brooklyn. Those marked with a® insure afso_against loss by Vind 8torms, Cyclones and Tornadues REAL ESTA ONEY LOANED o~ Goop 1Ty AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEkst RATES. * o % o ¥ % g * 5 ¥ o * G Fom sk i oo DLUFFS AND O JONIN Y. STONE. STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 aud 8 Shugart-Beno Blook COUNCIL BLUFFS TACOB SIMS SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTITE. dvertisoments, such &8 Lost, Foand or Bale, To Rent, % ants, Boardin ete., will boinserted in this column at the lo ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the fire inser- Specinl fonand FiveCents Per Line for each subsequent tion, Lenve advertisements at our offic No. 12 Peal gtreet, near Broadway, Council WANTS, TED=A (rst-cluse TS chumbermuld st the and b teamsiers 1o rn Kansas railrond in milos touth of Kiown, Kunsas ity to Kiowi Pt of the agont at & o K amnats Clt s, {n 1he nAmo of ¢, Shenfield, n re- will be nllowed Ly the contractor. Wages $30 per inonth and hoard to the team- 8 and §1.50 per duy to (he laborers, Hoard $3.50 per week. Work will Good work for. (STORE FOR KENT-Siore and M Pearl street, under public 1 door to Bee officy, formerly occupied by us. Boyder & Leeman, No. 22 Pearl street. two Mu 68, s portion of llfin 1. Butler, Neola, 1. (drens W iliai T—A new two story frame house o 1€ 6 rooms, bl and eellr u entire house, 0 E corner Avenue ¥ and Lttle Curtis'st Only 7 blocks from Do- Call'on M. ¥. Robirer, at £02 Main steeet. (Up-stairs). W ANTED-A couage of five or X ro located convenient 10 bu fawily, no children. 0. y ANTED - A boy with pony to carey e route. Address Hoys to wire tage by the thou sand.” Apply at Bee oflive Fun SALE—Oid papers for sale at the Deo offce. ‘ 7 ANTED—Partics intending 1o be married arc wanted to call at the Pryor's Bee job office 1o select their wedding curds. JOUND—A bunch of keye. Owner can bave by upplying to Bee ottice. FOUND—A Check on Omuhin bank. Owper can have sume by wpplying 10 Bee office, Council Biuffy, You have but a few days’ grace in which to purchase Carpets, Gurtains, 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 vresent stock before Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ED.» B+ WILLIAMS we Tailor ¢ len's Furnisher, 506 DBroadway, Ceuncil Bluffe. ~> Rl Leadipg Btyles cnd Importctiope Gopstantly op Hand.ge~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. 'FARM LANDS CHEAP! Farming Minnesota, , Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa, agent for Fr Fully Equipped Normul and Commercial Departments Night School During the Wintcr, W, S. PAULSON, Prost. TAKE NOTICE! $5. 00 to Kansas, and ranging from o b per in Minnesota on 80 time Information, ete., given 2. P. __aA'U’S’I‘RvP idriksen & Co., Chicago. Tuition Books, Bonrd and OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLULES, IA, AL lighed 185 Bu COAL Of G. MAYNE, At 8th st. and 11th ave., and M. Galla- IMELYIN SMITH & GO, gher's store, Iu\\er Broadw SUCCESSORS TO McMAHON & CO. st acts of Title, Loan and Rra tats Broker:, No. 236 Main St. Harving prevelased the *niost relia- ble abstract books in this county,” MeMalon Abstract Twe are now prepaved to fuy- racts and vespectfully so- ticit the patrondage of «lh those desi- ing corveet abstracts of title to lands and lots in Pottawattantic couwnty. MELVIN SMITH & (O, N0 236 Mfll!l ST, LUUNC!L BLUFI’S THE HEATON FUEL GO Will supp'y you with a cleaner and bettes quality of OAL Than any one in the city. trial will con- vince you. No 628 Broadway Telephone 110. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. ICULTURAL DEERE, IMPLEMENTS, WELLS & €O, Wholesale ‘Agrlcultum Implements, Buggias, JEte. Council Bluffs, lowa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING ("7. Manufacturersof and Donlers in Hand and Power Corn Shell:rs, And agenerai line of first olass agricultural implements. 305 and 1507 South Main Sireet, Council Hhuffs, Towa DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs nnd Jobhors ot Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, = Carriages, and all kinds of Machinery. 100 to 1116 South Main Strect, Coundil Wads, ow Nos. 1601, 1505, ) L H-‘P’NL . O § COUNCIL BILUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Cartains, Window Shades Oil Clothg, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goo Ete. Na, 406 Broadway Couucil Biuffy, Towa. e TOBACCO, E'TC. 0Y & MOOR —Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Plpos,‘ Nos. 26Main und 27 Pearl Sts, Council Blufrs, Towa. 1ll‘l.\ll\"\'l’)i\'. IR & LEAMAN STORAGE Fruit flfld Produce Commission Merchants. and 26 Peal St., Council Blu@s, SNYL Lo DRUGGISTS, HARLE, HAAS & (O, Wholesale Draggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Druggisty . No. 2 Maln 3t and . Counci Sundrics, No. 1 Poarl S FRUITS, 0. W. BU1 Wholesals California Fruits a Speclally General Commission. No. 542 “Connell Bluffs. \\H{I & DUQUEI Il,, Vholesale Frm!s Couffldxuw Y. COMMISSION Nos. 16 und 18 Pear St., Council Blufin Brendway, T BECKMAN, IN & ('(i, Manufacturers of and Whe alo Denlers in Loather lenass Saddlery, Ete. s, lowa STROHBIE CALEF BROTLERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 312 and 344 Brosdway, Conncll Bluft HEAVY HARDIW AL INE & FELT, Wholesala Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Council Bluifs, Towa. Fs OIL CO linminating & Lubricating 0/l CGasHliny BTO., BETC. £.Theodore, Agent, Couneil 131 Towa LUMBER PILING ETC. A. OVERTON & (0., Hard Wood, Soutbern Lumber, Piling, And Biridgo Materinl §pecinltios,Wholosale Luw Ver of kUl Kinds. Offico No. 15 Muis 3t, Council Bluiis, Jowa, WINES AND LIQUOILS, JOHN L l\'lil R, ‘ Whol Imported and Domestic Wiass & Liguors Ageut foy 8t Gotthwid's Herb Dittors. No.is Main 5t Council Bluffy SCHNEIDER & BLCK Porelgn and Domestic Wines and Liquor: AU A S, Couned Bl L I\Il(\( H & €O, Horses and Mules|- For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. ot from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or donble, MASON WISE. Luum il L“hfl. Star Sale Stables and Ml Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUYS, Opposite Duwmumy Depot, Large quantities to sc “pojueseadey se PRIURIRAL 103 11§ Horses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at r¢ Joads. Oders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission, SHLUTER & Bovry, Proprictors. Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 16t ave and 4th strcet FINE - FRENCH - WILLINERY, BOOK BINDI 1514 Douglas St., Omaha; NEW IMPORTED BTYLES OFPEN. Ludies b uying & §5 hat or bennet, vue far will Le. paid; Fio, round irip. Wholesale Liguor Dealers. No. 416 Broudway, Councit ihurs CRESTON HOUSI—J The only hotel i Fire HEHscape And all mo 'ern improvement 215, 217 and 219 Main st MAX MOJIN, n Council Blufls having Reducnon in Prices, Guing, Glassware, Etc, AL W. 5 Homer & Co's, No. 20 Maiu st Council Blufls, s, Journals, County anu . Work of Ali Kiuds aspees Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO Room 1 Everet Block, Conn Staudard Papers Used. A ng o Magazines and ELANK BOOXS, HEVEUENCUS | Ba M. K Bnitb & Co, y\g; Doore, Wolls & ¢ 1. Tusuraace Co., ve,C. U Saviugs Yauk.