Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1886, Page 6

e | | THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY MORNING DEC. 10. OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL BTREET. Delivered by earrier in any part of the city at wenty cents per week. H.W.TiLton, - « Manager, TELEPHONES: Brerkyes Orrice, No. 43 Rient Eviton No. 23 MINOR M TION, Y. Plumbing Co, New fall goods at Reiter's, Solid School Shoes at Adams’ The storeroom and cellar, No. 14 Pearl gtreet, for rent cheap. Call on Snyder & Leaman, Rubber goods and overshoes at Adams’ Frank Rapply, who is in the employ of Gray's harness shop, 1 before the commis: t he was not insane, @ case. All prices marked in plain Adams’, The case of Harry Walbridge, 1 Kirscht & Co., yesterday il figures at who ome up for t next week Sce Adams' i5-cents warm slipper for lad Iln- case_of Major Willlams, who is charged with shooting and Killing a fellow confidence man at the Union Avenue hotel, is to be tried nest week in the district conrt. Boots and shoes Adams’, Joe Driesbach having become dissatis- ficd with the experiment -of junning a variety show, has concluded to return to his oid busine and will oceupy the store No. 110 Main street. Men's and boys' boots for a few days at unheard-of prices, Adams & Co The lunurllu( lml(. H B nd Mrs, 3 fternoon tl residence. Rev. G. W. Crofts officiated, and a Jarge number of sympathizing friends were in attendance. Adams’ shoe store 417 Broadway. W. A. Larry and Maggic Cramer were the Catholic church nomy. After the ption was held at the residence of the bride’s brother-in law, wis, on Vinestreet 15 afleeced-lined ladics’ 0 cents Amy is said to have concluded nd resume_the and he notited the pnl]vllvlux~ of the Phanix to give up posscesion of the store on the first of the In conncetic report is one that the Phe by the place, and will figh to dislodge 1t Warm folt slippers at Adams’. A. H. Allen, who fell into the vat at Stewart’'s pa neatly half soled at the iy ole, wa slip 1 suppose dly sealded, ning in bis condi- umuhngpn,\sm ensily yesterd nof aspe re be from fatal results s is nothing al ording to the resting ve with every indi covery. The ese most fortunate Wigwam slipp Adas A diy in the ease of Li. VS, . H. Con- wm- Alimony to the amount of $1,500 also granted, and the custody of the clu]d One of the grounds for secking the decree the alleged unlawful inti- macy of the defendant with Mrs. Alexan- der.” There were a number of witnesses on this point, but the evidence was largely cireumstan and no attempt was made to tefute’ it on the part of the de- No. 417 Broadway, fendant, he allowing the case to go by default Mrs. Elise Rosch, wife of Emil Rosch, died at 1 oclock Wednesday night of , after au illness” of about . 'She was aged forty-five years and five months, She was born in Luxcmburg, and came to this country, settling in Dubuque thirty as married in - 1864, on: band came to thi where they bave since lived. The I will be held this atternoon _at the mily residence, No. 213 South First street, ams & Co. have the goods they ad- vertise. ‘They never mislead the minds of the public. It serves the evening prohibition organ right. A short time ago it tried to get a Con the Bek by taking apurt of a telegraphic headline lln this paper, trying to Haddock o tinctly applied t sin of Haddo epithet to the assus- Now the evening twiste s it square in the neck by the Noupareil ealling attention to the et thatin its telegraphic headings it dis tinctly calls the Irish “fools,’” without any reservations or aualification. The Counall Blufts Herald is now tiying to explain what 1t meant when it putin big, black letters, “lIrish Fools.”” The Irvish are naturally hot about it, Warm felt goods at Adams’ shoe store, Now that public attention is being calied to the poor quality of oil burned in the street cars and inbusses, it is also well to Attention to the fact that none of the | e their numbers painted on the lamps, as in most eities. t mght it is often a conyenience 1o be able to see the number of a hack, but there is no way now of knowing the number of a hack in the evening, unless the driv chooses to stop and tell the inquirer. identity of hacks would be easily tixed if an this eity as elsewhere the number was pamted on the lump, and the lamps al- ways lighted. A move is on foot for the organization of a militin company here to be known as the “Light Guards.” ‘here was such a company her s ago, but organization ed for fome lun d Interest init died out. It 15 now posed to make anothor start, with the d\lumln\\uun to have & permanent and successful organization. i'lu: 1 support at one good militia com- vany, and as in other citics of evea smaller size, such an organization would prove of social and physical benefit to the mem- bers, and be a matter of pride with the city. All styles Christmas shppersat Adams', ‘The publishers of the opera house pro- gramme should at least print enough copies of 1t to furnish those who attend entertainments there. Aithough there was not a large audience at the opera house Wednesday evening there were not enough programmes to furnish those who were there. Had th been a full house there would not been half enough programmes, I\u( only do the advertisers have the right to demand that the nece: mlm er be pritted and distributed, but those who attend en- \ertainments should have a programme *f some sort for their accommodation, Braided straw slippers, Adams’ shoe Jore. - - Houses to rent at Cook & Morgan’s. -~ Wall paper, shades, paiots, ete. H. P. Niles, No. 402 Bluudwm‘ -~ Five hundred overcoats for boys and children, from §1.50 up. Mmt AL¥ Bros, -~ (Good overcoats §2.50, pants §1 to $3.60, other goods in proportion. Everybody's store, 823 Main. HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY DECEMBER 10, 1856, PR FREDDIE TAKES A NEW TUR‘\ | The Notorions Gérstenberg Held as a Con- fidence Man. A SAFE CRACKED FOR A DIME. | A Traceling Man's Dishonored Draft CausesaSuit—The Druggista’ Cases ~Better Light For Hacks and Street Cars. Must Not Burn Poor Oil. Owing to the ighorance of many of those concerncd upon the subject of the oil tobe used in stage coaches, omni- buses ete, the following section, taken from chapter 186, acts of the Fourtenth general assembly may be of intevest ction 10. No oil, nor fluid, whether composed wholly or in part of petroleum or its products, or of other substance or nnm al, which will ignite and burn at a y 100 degrees of the stand thermometer, open test, as lluglll nor ~Im|l|hc- same be burned in an Am&‘ or vessel, tionary fixture of any kind, in any ryiru:xu mail or express car d, nor on any passenger syance in which pas within this state provisions of this a misdemeanor, on convietion s than one hnn- than onc ihousand dull <, add sihall be liable for ail dam- ages resulting therefrom. . Heating stovesat cost to close them out W. A, Wood, No. 504 Muin street. - See that your books are made by Moore house & Co., room 1, Everett block. - cost for No. 2 not ] Millinery Goods days, Mrs. W. ). Scoles, way. next 30 Broad- - Direct From Paris. “French Cook’ —~— i Weather strips at Chapman'’s 105 Main. it A Dishonored Drafy. In the distriet court yesterday the case of Groneweg & Shoentgen ve Kusworm was on trial and occupied the entire day. The case is a peenliar one. It appears that a man named Sweitzer, who tra eled for Kusworm, selling goods, needing some money for expenses, ete., drew on Kusworm and Groneweg & Shoenigen cashed it for him. On another trip here he got the sume firm to cash another draft on Kusworm for a like purpose. These drafts were honored by Knsworm. A third time the traveling man got a like favor, and to the surprise of Groneweg & Shoentgen this draft came back dishon- ored, Kusworm claiming that the tra ing man was no longer in his empl that he had settled withh him several days bef and there was nothing due him. Groneweg & Shoentgen now sue - Wi claiming that by their previous lmnul'm" of drafts drawn by the travel- ing man he virtually endorsed him as an nt anthorized to draw on them, and at he must and by the draft. The amount of the dishonored draft is $100. —- clegant line of short wraps, new- markets, ete., cheap, to close them out. Jonx Bexo & Co. Dr. Hanelett, office N¢ Residence 120 Fourth strect. No. 10. 2 Pearl street. ‘Telephone New good Kirkland’s, e line of the most elegant us, silver and plate 1 \ for holiday and wedding p B. Jacquemin & Co.’s, No. street. - A Fine Hollday Display. One of the most pleasin holiday goods is that at B gan's old stand, now occupied by the Publishers’ Book Sale. There is an end- less ty of novelties, too many to enumerate, and onc cynnot but find here man) e the ey the pocketbook. It is astonis beautiful thi an he purchas little money, and in the line of rich, cle- ant gifts there is also a very large show- ing. Those who are in doubt what to Luy or where to buy 1t should step in, feust their eyes on the beauties there shown, and make their selcctions early Such a stock is certainly a great addition to the city, and it does away with all ex cuse for seeking holiday goods away from home. \lor~ and real Substantial absiracts of titles 1 uive. No, estate loans, J. W. & B, L. S 101 Pearl sreet, Council Biufy “I'rench Cc om Paris. Don't buy yo until you look at lhu suit o t \lll( overcoat f Bros’. 2 good_pla to buy No. 823 Main street, - Notice—Opera honse barber shop, bath rooms re-opened, e ——— Kreddie as a* Man, Freddie Gerstenberg is again heard from, this time appearing in the role of a “con” man. It was notsupposed t he had head enough to play any game higher than that of a sneak thief, but it seems that he succeaded in tinding & man sim- ple enough to be taken in by him. 'The vietim gives his name as William Hor- man, and he was duped by Freddie rep- resenting himself as a farmer living near Denison. The trick assayed $30, but Freddie was nipped and Mayor Burch, of bound the defendant over to the grand jury. It would be a blessed relief to this part of Iowaf the result should prove to be a term in the pen, where he would be kept quiet for a few years, L. B. Crafts & Co. are loaning money on all classes of chattel sccurities at one- half their former rates. See them vefore securing your lonns - Hard and snfl coal lwat quality, al sizes. Missouri and lowa wood. C. B Fuel company, 530 Broadway, Tele phene 186, ———— Electric door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestie electrical appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co. el Call for everything you need, prices, Every bunly s store, 823 Mai bollom T A Ten-Cent Blow-Out. When MeDaneld’s hide warehouse was opened yesterday morming it was discov- ered that some one had been there during the night bent on booty, but not very successful in getting any. The safe had been drilled and blown, but as there was only 10 eents in cash in the iron box, the blowers had their work for nothing. The drawers of the desks had all been opened and ransacked ana papers thrown about recklessly. The police are at work hunt- ing up some slight elues, but with little prospect of catching the. perpetrators, who haye doubtless skipped ere this, dis- .uqml with their attempt, nd time that safe-blowers ha nn visited | 1e office nnhm A year, - Weather umm at ( lllpn\\n s 105 Main Mrs. Dr. D, Il'm-evlr-H the Toronto, Can tute, is prepare diseases ‘'a a graduate of llm-mmxl.m insti- 1o treat s s of and demonstrate (h(- curative n accordance with system of Electro- Electro-Magnetism and city. Female diseases a Located at No Broad ““ second floor. Office todp.m hours 9 a. m We have a fine large novelties thut we than ever was know handkerchiefs, Iadies” and gents' gloves, clothing, fine sealskin caps, ete. Jous Bexo & Co., ine of Christmas are selling cheaper 150 mufflers, s — Money to loan on chattels, Cook & Morgan, No. 5 Pearl strect. “Falka® Well Given. The MeCaull Opera company appeared again last evening and oven more pleasing entertainment than on gave an the previous evening. Last night they gave “kalka,” one of the best of the comic operas, and they gave 1t excel- lentiy. The comps and while it has sev isavery large one, ral alto artists of real merit, the chief excellency consists in the choruses, many of which were dly given. No company has ap- ed here having so large a number of good voices, and the musio lovers hiad treat indeed. The audience as on the vrevious evening was enthusiastic, and encores were numerous. ‘The company leave this morning for Lincoln wher a) qpv.‘u' this eyening, and from there go to Denver. They do not appear in Omaha at this time, the mma Abbott opera there oc- cupying the The Me- Caull company has won much favor here, and will doubtless be received with like enthusiasm in Lincoln. - - Stoves! Stoves! For the next I will sell hmnn" stoves at h only. C. DEVoL. Stamping an fembroidery materials.” Mrs. H. P. Niles, 102 Bdway. Bargainsin bottom lots at Cook & Morgan s. g ‘rench Cook" direct Parl Har ness B Brothers This will be the v eek for bargains. Our entire line of shawls at 25 per ct. discount. Cloaks, Cloaks Way down to close out, They must be sold. We distance competition 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 can- 10t S0 reguain, LADIES UNDERWEAR At a Bargain. Stock large.and we are bound Lo sell it out. Call ’md see our goods before purchasing elsewhere. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Established 185 TeLERHONE s on, W _Fire [NSUHHA CE In the I the follo ./mg Companies: German American, of New York FPhanix,* of Hartford, flal!/ard * of Nurl/m Californian, of San francl:u Scottish Union & Natlonal, of Edinburg. Union, of San Franclsc State,® of Des Moines. Willlamsburg City,® of Brooklyn. Those marked with a® inaure also against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTATE e e e e MONEY LOANED o~ 6oobp ciTy FOR SALE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMANA AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES, * o ¥ 4 ¥ o ¥ g * o ¥ 4 ¥ FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPO. D BTYLES OPEN, Ladies! Luyirg a §5 bat or Lennet, will be paid; $io, 1ound frip. onefar « is the | [ TWENTY GRAND FREE CIFTS To Be Given Away By Henry Eisewan & Co.'s People's Store. TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS On January 15¢h, 1887, Congisting of Furniture, Chinaware, Clothing, Blankets, Table Linen, Notions, Money, 8ilk Dress Pat- terns, Kte., Bre. For every two dollar's worth of goods purchased, you will receive a ticket, good for one chance in the follow- ing ¢ coupon nd‘Presents to be given us on January 15th, 1887 away by FIRST PRIZ Furniture, cons One of Parlor ng of sofa, tete-a-tete and tour grand easy chairs, all uphol stered in assorted shades of clegant silk plushes, worth $125. suite SECOND PRIZE-One Mahogony Bed Suite, consisting of Bedstead nd Wasgh Stand of elegant finish with beveled s, worth §100. Room Dresser THIRD PRIZE—One of the very best six-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic g Machines. The very best ma in the United States, worth $65.00. FOURTH PRIZE — Twenty Guinett best gros grain Black Silk, $3,00 per yard, worth $60.00. yards cost FIFTH PRIZE—Onc elegant Seal Plush London Dyed Cloak, to be made to order to fit the lucky ticket holder, worth $60.00. SIXTH PRIZE—One pair of the finest White Blankets made by the Pioneer Woolen mill, of Cahfornia, worth $40.00. SEVENTH PRIZE—One Beautifully Decorated Dinner and Tea Set, consist- mgof one hundred and forty picces, worth $52,00. EIGHTH PRIZE--An Skjn Muff, worth $30.00. Elegant Seal NINTH PRIZE-—-A very fine Paisley Shawl, worth §05.00. TENTH PRIZE—-One Angora Beaver Shawl, worth $30.00. ELEVENTH PRIZE--One Gentleman’s Snit 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 Overcont, for a boy between the ages of 3and 16 years, to be chosen by the lucky party holding the ticket. Worth $15.00. FOURTEENTH PRIZE Swt, for a boy between the 16 year: Wortt to be sclected by the winner. .00. FIFTEENTH PRIZE—One Elegant In- fant’s Cloak, worth $10.00. SINTEENTH Br PRIZE — One Elegant ass Parlor Table, worth $10.00, SEVE INTH PRIZE—One picce of 50 yards “Fruit of the Loom™ worth $4.00, muslin, EIGHTE I'H PRIZE dozen of thevery best Celel white — One half od “Gold” re the exclu- hirts, of which w agents, worth $.00, sive NIN NTH PRIZE Mufller, worth $3.00. TWENTIETH PRIZ Table Set, consisting of ' One able Cloth and a Dozen Napkins worth $10.00, Linen 11 PRIZE — A Cash wenty Dollar Gold Piece, ‘Total value of presents, $800. With eyery $2 pu' Ase yon ticket, also a ticket for every 2 purchase you make. Hold your tickets until January 15th, 1887, when the fortunate numbers will be announced and invited to call ceive their presents, receive a additional and re- REMEMBER, You have to pay nothing extra for your purchases. We guarantee to sell you goods cheaper thin any other house in the west, and best stock to select from. MAIL ORDERS, All orders by mail will receive prompt attention, and /tickets for the free gift distribution will be forwarded and enclosed with your purchases, the same as if you wWere present in pexson, These distributions will be made with every fairness, and you may depend on it that the lucky numbers only will receive heir presents. No tickets will be ployes of our house. Customers only will reccive the bene- fits. Call and see the above issued to the em- uentioned pres- ents now on exhibition in our mammoth store and convince yourself, Respectfully, Hexgy Eiseaay & Co,, People's Store, Nos. 814, 816, 318 and 320 Broadway, Couneil Blufla, TAKE NOTICE ! You have but a few days’ grace in which to purchase Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, - Window Shades, Etc., AT 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 doing so. Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. DB o WiLLIAMS me Tailor #* IVlen’s Furnisber, 506 Broadwauy, Council Bluffs. ~>3 Rl Keadipg Styles and Impoptetions Gonstaptly op Hond.&e~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. I wWill Pay the Highest Price in Cash FOR ALL SECOND-HAND FURN DL, DIRO NO. G¢S BROADWAY, - KINDS OF ITURE AND STOVES, HLICH - COUNCIL BLY BUTTERINE Wholesale and retail. Families sup BUTTERINE, plicd with ten and twenty pound pack- ages, J. Y. FULLER, 39 Pearl st., Council Bluffs Fully Equipped N Rooms smal and Comme itensonuble Lates, W, 8. PATILSONT, P sinl Departments Tuition Books, Bowrd and Night School During the Wintdr. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE Spectl advertisements, such ns Lost, Foind To Lonn, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, Il beinserted in this column at the low ENTS PER LINE forthe first inser- ionand Five Cents Per Lino for each subsequens fnsortion. Lenve advertiscments at our office N enl street, near Broadway, Council WANTS. )—100 laborers and b0 temnsiors to Kansas railrond in outh of Kiowa, City to Kiows Kansus is $£.60. By taking n roc Kunsas City, inthe name of bato of $5:62 will be ullowed Ly tho cant Wages - month and hoard to the team- N|~r and $1.50 per duy 1o tho Inborers. Hoard £ Wo (WO yenrs. ther informa. Knneas, kef- erence, Jus meil Bluffs, Ot BAL two st premiscs nte Cock, In, Adaross Wi i—Or Rten ios, lot buildin stables, & port H. Butler OR RE cont Ar under entire ner Avenuo Fand Only 7 blocks from Do- Call'on M. ¥, Kobrer, ut win stroet, (up-stuirs). Little Curtis’ street. hm\{"r‘ opera house M 108 W ANIED-A cottuge of five or six rooms, L i S business: smali family, no children. AddMes ** oflice. Crispy,” Bee ‘1 TANTED-A boy with pony to carry Beo route, nding 10 bo married It the Pryor's Bes job ding cards. A bunch of keys. Owner can have hynwmum to lice office. D—A Check on Omaba Lunk. Owner 1 heve same by applying to Deo office, Blus COAL Buy 0f G. MAYNE, At 8th st. and 11th ave., and M. Galla- Lower Broadway. gher's stor Or other Tumors re Cancers ' nite or drawing Over thirty years practical exy N arl Bt., Council Blufls, - mmlllllmn fn Star Sale Stabls and Mule Yards BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Depot, without a. pajmesaiday S PRIURAIER X00)8 (1Y Horses and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at retail or r loads. Oders promptly filled by L on short notice. Stock sold on commission. SuLvTeR & BoLey, Proprietors. Telephoue No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stibles, corner 18k ave and 4th strect. For all purposes, bought and sold, and in lots. from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or doble. MASON WISE 6/ ol \[ Blufts. at retail Large quantities to selec SUCOESSORS TO McMAHON & CO. tats Brokers, No. 236 Main St. ble abstract books in @he “*McMahon Absi and lots in Pottcwatiamie connty, MELVIN SMITH & (O, Wies, BEARDS, _ Brease Paints Mys.C. L Gillette's Human Hair Emporium, No. 209 Main Street, Council Bluffs, N. SCHURZ Justice of the Peace Office over America; lowa. Expres. | "STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block COUNCIL BLUFFS ¥ &7 JACOB 81 My Horses and Mules 1 t MELYIN SHITH & €0., Abst acts of Title, Loan and Real Es- Having purchased the “most velia- this county,” weare now prepared to fur- nish_abstracts and vespectfully so- licit the patronage of all those desir- ing corvect abstracts of title to lands NO. 236 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS. " THEATRICAL | | Citizons Will cupp’y you with a cleaner and y of | | qua Than any one in the city vince you. | No 628 Broadway | WHOLESALE HMOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. Telephone 110 Manufacturersof and Doalers in Hand and Power Corn Shellurs, And agenoral line of imple Noe. 1501, 150, 1505 and Couneil | Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'vs an i Jobbors of Carriagos, and all kinds_of Farm Machinery. 1100 to 1118 South Main Street, Counoil Blu owa, . I'H'FA\ S Hll \l IL BLUFI'S CARPET C H Carpots, Curtains, Window Shades Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goo Ete. No. 405 Brondway' Council Blutts, owa. CIGARS, PERE —Wholes TORACCO, ETC. {0Y & MOORE, Jobbers in the— Nos. 28Main aud 27 Penrl Sts, own. COMMISSION, TSNYDER & LEAMAN, STORAGE Frait and Produce Comumission Merchants. 22,24 and 20 Poal St., Counell Blugrs mq.mmu H:\RI l-,, HAAS \\; Co., Wholesale Dragglsts, Oils, Pamls, Glass, rl Druggists' Ete. No. Main St., and Wholesale Californla Fruits a Speclalty General Commission. — No. Council Blufts. ¢ DUQUET H‘ Wholesale Frw'r COMMISSION 8. 16 1nd 18 Poarl St., Brendway, Confectionery, Council Bluffs HARNESS, E BECKMAN, STROHBENN & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholeanlo Dealers i Lealher Harness, Saddlery, Etc. s, lowa. METCALE BROTIERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves, Nog. 32 and 31 Broudway, Connell Blufts. HEAVY HARDWARE. Whole Iron, Steel, Kails, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Stock, Councll Bluffs, lowa, wlo OILS, COUNCIL BLUFEES OIL CO,, ~Wholcsalo Denlers in [lluminating & Lubricating 0il3 Gasdlina BETCO., BETC. £.Theodore, Agent, Council Ul LUMBEIR PILING E7 1rs, Towa. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Pillng, 4nd Bridge Materint Specialtios, W holosalo Lu ber of all KKinda. Oilice No. 13 Mam 3t., Couneil Blutls, Towa. WINES AND LIQUUIL. JOIIN | Wholes Imported and Domestic Wiua; & Liquors Agent for St thard's flerh Ditters, No.id Main St. Council BluiTs, MR, SCHNEIDER & Poreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor‘ No 600 Main St., Councll Biufe L. KIRSCHT & €O Wholesale Liquor Dealeis. _No. 416 Broad way, Conncil Buirs CRESTON HOUSE “The only hotel in Council B Fire HEscape »\.‘.1 all mo |l|(""‘7vx’\‘\nl::\(‘ io MAX MOIIN, Proy WK ifs having Reduction in Prices IN China, Glassware, Efc At W. 5 Homer & Co’s, No. 25 Main Council Blufls, BOOK BINDING rualy, County and K Work of All Kinds aSpees inlty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & €0. i Blufte of binds Room 1 Everet Block, Connc Standard Papors Used, Al ing i Mags BLANK BOOKS. HEFERENCE i Mk, . wzines aud B Nt |t & Co., Wolls & Co!y Virat National Bunk, Urauce (6. Oicer & Pusey, Baukers, 0.8 Savinge Bavk. 'THE HEATON FUBL C0 , Letten COAL ial will cony AND JOBBING e AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DF B, WELLS & €O, Wholesala Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Carviages, Fte Ete. Couneil Rlufrs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING 1‘0: st class agriculturd) onth Main Siret, Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Bnggles, == Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Council Bluffas — x 4 : N t., Council Blutfs. = ——— FRUITS, 0. W. Bl rrs,