Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1887, Page 6

4 R N e e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JANUARYV 4, 1887 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 4. OFFICE, NU. 12, PEABL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any partof the city at 1wenty cents per week. H.W.Tictow, « . LEPHONESt Roernres Orrice, No. 44, Niant Eniron No. 23, e Manageor. MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. New fall goods at Reiter W. H. Beck, well known as “Tex," is now located at No. 15 Main street. The remains of M John Ryan, of Boomer township, were laid at rest yes terday. Permit to wed was yesterday Henry Weyman and Lizzie McGee, of Omaha, The examination of Woodimn for shooting Burns was yester day continued Ilnlll next Friday George B Miller, r, n Union P ductor, won the silk smoki Reiter’s | nlonm.r esta .1 lishme Ye! degr fmprovemeit of ten degrees in I\unl_‘, four hou granted both ve lll\l their re being served on the s men against whom the i t cases were tarted, citing them appear on the h now hasan elegant iing the counter sthe finest in the new cigar The casc city. To-night Mr. ente n the ’ club in honor of Mr. ady, now of Colorado. Typographic meeting inst of the Brr. Globe, wer The fathe was drow and \ll\. J At Dgent Heay made full members. s of John Montgomery, ward of 50 for the recovery of the body The union meetings are held this w -~k e in the Baptist 1Im|( h. ings at 3 o’clock to-d; Wednesday Thursday in the chapel of the church, For sale or exchange for clear land Council Blufis or Omaha property most promising and fashionable trotting bred two-year-old stallion, standard bred Rule 6. Address P. B, Ihln( Harlan, In, A pet deer was running loose on Fourth street yesterday morning, and Iater i day it was reported th boy w: cked by it and his clothing seriously damaged, while he escaped. The owner of the astray is not known. One of the clerks in - the postoflize on returning from a visit to his lady love 1 Omahia Sunday night went to sleep on the dummy train and while in_ the dose his satchel was stolen. He offers a re ward for his girl’s picture which was in the grip and will probably ask no ques- tions if the picture is returned, gram was received here yestor- announcing the death of Mrs. J. It Thomas, of Castana, Mouona county. She was the moth Mrs, C. H. Gil more, Mrs, Ja Jand ‘ll David ' ) at onee for the home thus ~mh|n nly dened. Joseph Murphy, the great Irish com- edian, is t Lh D¢ morrow evening. He such ln]ml\ tion, and is such'n favorite, that the seats ave being marked oft rapidly. It will be atreat 1o amusement gutl»\\nhunl any doubt, and they will not nced urging to improve the opportunity. In yview of the new suits started by the prohibitionists the city expects to haye some difliculty in colleeting heense from the saloons. "Some objeet to pa ing the city and the attor: neys too, but even it they p'l_) the atte ys as much as lllmfl the cit, their license is then thu" them less than it would in most cities of ll /\ll:‘nlnun meet- nd torate of the s city in the course v . He will for a time en- goge in some specivl work for the Y. M. lmL his permanent plans for the fu- de public. e and mily hay ny friends here who will miss them greatly, and it will be no easy tus 33807 L0 veeupy the pastoral and pnnnx position. Substantial nlm estate loans. 101 Pearl strect acts of titles and real & E. L. Squire. No, (u\mul Blufls. - Notice—Opara honse barber shop, bath rooms re-opened. Weather Main st. - See that your book house & Co,, room 1, strips Chapman's, 105 re made by Moore- erett block. - A New, But Not Green, Boara, The new county board of superyisors met yesterday, and will probably be in session most of the week, 'The new mem- ber from the city, C. B. Waite, who will doubtless prove onc of the most valuable members, took his seat, as did also S, B. Frum, who has been a member before, and now is returncd after an absence of one year. Heis welcomed back gladly. The board had some little difficulty in ing, so far as the selection of a s concerned, The difficulty ¢, not from the usual ambi- tion shown by politicians, but from the modesty of the four members present, each voling for his next door neighbor, and thus there being no majority for any one of the four. After several unsatis factory ballots the matter was happily disposed of by the .1.. ion of Mr. Frum Mr. Boyler, the absent member, was expected to a L last night, and be present to ium in the proceedings to-day. The bonds of the new recorder, W, Thomas, were approved, and that gentle man entered upon his _duties, being gracefully welcomed by Mr (humlu-rq, who turned over the oflice, and kindly offered to give any needed 'information and assistince to the immcomer. Tue bonds of the new county attorney, Colonel Daily, were also approved, and that gentleniin _entered upon his dutics. The bonds of township elerks, con- stables and justices were spproved and tiled, i The rest of the afternoon was spent in routine busine: the most impertant matters going over until to-day, when the full board will he present, e Centerville soft-lump coal, ton, delivered, Weleh, strcet, telephone seemed to ar $3.75 per 615 \lmu D We have a fine @ line of Christmas novelties thut we are sclling cheaper than ever was known, also muflicrs, silk bandkerchiets, ladies’ and gents' gloves, elothing, fine sealskinecaps, ete. Jouxy Bexo & Co. ———— Handsome clock, meerschaum pipes, cigar holders, cigar sets, cases, tobucco, ars, ote,, givel away with 23¢ pur- chases by Moore & Kiplinger, No. Broudway. R i i, An elegant line of short wraps, new markets, ete., cheap, to close them out. Jonx Bexo & Co, 410 § THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. The Number of Readers and the Popular Kind of Books, THE COUNTY BOARD ORGANIZES. Sam Fram Chosen Chairman—A Cost- 1y Defense Planned For a Light Charge- Edwards Wants Another Trial, The Public Library. I'he trustees of the free public library present their fifth annual report, for the year 1846, showing reccipts and expendi- tures as follows: RECEIPTS, County Treasurer Fines, cards, et tebate and books Sold Cash on hand January 1, 188 un of books s and ne Spapers g bOoks, € . Painting Inwmllu y attendance ‘l‘\l\ of librarian, Salar janitor.... Sundries 650,00 4,00 Total rett, Morehot & Co., Mary W. Siedentopf, A. Poland, A. treet, George Carson, J. Lyman, Dr. st. Number of regi A books talen, 1,805; 2 Number of ting room, 38, Number of )63, accord- Philosophy natural science and tors to lib 52 inc t, pociry and hm;_ fiction, over 1855 of 4,835, ‘I'ne trustees close their following comments: ““The thanks of the trustees dinlly tendered to the publisher city newspapers for furnishing us copies of their paps without charge, und also to all others who have courteously con- tributed to our shelves and table he reading room of the li opened on S nar vort with the are _cor- of our ary was 1886, for the but was attendance veing med insuflicient to justify the ex- pense. “At the time of the organi library, February, 188 list of books nu ion of the |w'|\l|'lml n (0 the registered list we have a very com- plete set of publie documents, both of national and q.uv nmnnnm»nt compris- fia) ely 3,000 volumes. *As will bo seen by the foregoing report there has beer wdy advance in all de- partments of the librury during the past year and the trustees have every reason 15 boliavo thet with a larger” reading the number of visitors would be y increased. ‘“‘As herctofore noted in our reports, a considerable proportion of those who visit our rooms, either for reading at the tables or procuring books,comes from the boys and girls, the future. young men and women of onr city. Each day as soon as the public schools close they come flocking into the roon resh and vigoroys, eager to add to the instructions they hifve received in sehool. the knowl- edge obtainable from the books on our shel or the tempting literature on the tables. Thus the library supplements our {ree schools, e ng forward the mental training there commenced, < for the Free Publiclibrary the continued confidence of our citi who look to the city council to furnish the funds under the provisions of the law ap- plicable to it for ¢ ngit on sueccess- fully. It is one of the institutions i which our people fe pride, and liberal support will aiw T he mm! of trustees consists erott, prosident; 15PN of H. Davenport, sec v, . C. Bloomer Lawrence, W, R mundsen, A. W, Street The terms of Messrs. wsady and Reed expived with - mp« at Chapman's 105 Main, - New goods and Christ Sirkland’s, jeweler, No. L ), reports the following report of the claims audited and allowed, and warrant drawn in De- cember, 1886; WAREAN General fund. *olice and marsil DRAW Strncts and allcys Fire department. City ?n{.’unwx Gad and street lunps. Printing and supplies New grading. Police cost fund Total general expense. .. Intersection sewer, special . Grand total vee DILIS ALLOWED, m ||luu'|\( nud nlmm Salaries of ofti Ntreet City engineer’s department. . Gas and street lamps. Miscellaneous. Printing and supi ntersection grading Elections § Indian creek sewer Intersection sewer., .., . Spe it pn\.m.' Y Damages Total - toves ! Stoves ! ys 1 will sell he cost for cush only, - [Heating stovesat cost to close them out A Wood, No ,lu Muin street. For the ne: 1 stoy P.CoDEV Wants Another Ohance. Colonel Daily, as attorney forgkdwards, has filed a motion for a new trial and ar- rest of judgment, The motion 1s based on the claun that several errors crept into the trial in the judge's admission of evidence and in the instruc 5 ular stress is laid upon the faet that the burglars’ tools and revoly found upon Edwards when urrested were shown to the jury, when these articles had noth- ing to do with the contidence game for which he was being tried. It is aiso elaimed that the evidence as to w hat the vietim of the game had to sa with the unknown and still at I ner of Edwar mtted. The claim is also made that the checks found ou Edwards' person should not have been used at the trial. Iv is generally thought that Edwards is too Valuable s member of the gang to be al- owed to be sent to the penitentiary with- out a strong struggle to get him free on somo technicality, and that a strong legal fight will be made. One who is knowing to the details of the case saye that Ed- wards will not be taken over the road as goon as most have thonght. The motion for a new trial will come up on the re convening of court on the 10th, - Hard and !nlt coal, sizes, Missonri and Fuel company, 539 phone 136, - Eleetric door bells, 1 alarms and form of domestic electrical appli at the New York Plumbing Co. - b edaled DISGRACE, THEN DEATH. best quality, al fowa wood, C Broadway. ele The Suicide of One of the Butterflies of a Brothel, Last evening the coroner received word that a frail female in “*Rotten Row” had swicided. He at once impancled a jary ng of W. H. Lynchard, Charles Alleys and J. W. Hosier, and proceeded to examine into the facts, The woman was found to be Ida Griftin, an inmate of Ollie Danford’s house, No. 119 East Pierce street. The causes which led to her taking poison are not fully known, but it scems to be the old, old story. It 18 reported that the girl was despondent over owing the landlady o large amonnt Sunday night, it is smd, she borrowed fifty cents of a hack driver named Hunt .uul spent it for the poison with which o life. The coroner's jury ing eyidence ahd then ad- until 9 o'clock t Miss Ollie Danford - Ida Grini months; honses been I had Jived ious ¥ hw father Mr, City, roabout o week ago. Whon we fnlll\ll~lw had taken poison \unll.l\ night about again if she dflects; we ealled Dr. Bolling 2 o'clock Sunday night. She hought 50 cents worth of poison from Baker's' drug store, she told us. We sent to s tid she'd bonght it_there. s been founa here. The docte was morphine poison, s about cighteen or Her age. three other did nine- father ot able to for him. weeks with years when here he would ha op hous She had ) sick about six ley testitied t and if she got Her father s taken take it med satistied with her remaiming heve as he could not give her a home until spring. Have known her since last sprng. 1 d then and has d seemed to be he ting suicide. Miss Danford was reealled 1 have not been charging her since she has been here. sick and I got h; E.D. B and any Am druggist at ¢ been in business lda Grifiin came here \un-h\ evening about 8 o'clock and bought 6)c worth of morphine in bulk, powder; it w out thirty grains; she dshe wasin the habit of n~in;_' it. 1 stioned her 1 she laughed at the of doing thing wrong with it. DPmiin the hab® of sclling it; couldn’t if she had bought it here before. We ke their names and the purpose they wish to use it for. It would take too long to zo through the business of making them sign a'statement. She gave me the name of Ida Grillin. que: id The Mueller Presents, The twenty presents offered by the Mueller Music company were awarded yesterday, the following being the num- bers entitled to the gifts. Partics hold- ing these tickets will please present the same at our store and get their presents as foliow: l IRST P No. SECOND PRE: four feet higl TiIRD PRESEN Holder ’Hn No. 2, Forrrtn P r Un(' Musical Cj r—-One large Music Box, —One fine Lady Doll, No. 873. One Musieal Cigar Toilet Set, €5. Work Work \1\m cy Basket, l One 3,060, 0. |\1 NTi P BESE N1t—One Odor Case- Fancy —~One Odor € JTmreENTI Presext — One Toilet 0. No 2,834, PRESENT -One li?\irl\w —One Cup and :NT—One Statuary— —One Swiss House—#1. lm l\I » COMPANY, Council Biufls, ' & Co, aro loaning money asses of chattel urities at one- former rates, Sce them before securing your loans, a Grove township promi ited the Blufls yesterday. \hm("mnn ery home yes- y to get hus fivst 1 at that new D. M. C: urr, formerly of this city, has taken the position of city editor of the Lincoln News. J. C. Mitehell, the liveliest ticket agent in this part of the world, y smnl‘n showed signs of going cruzy,” and his friends became rmed, until he ex- plained that it was 4 boy, and a bouncer, who deserves good for- wne, Mitchell does, and all are glad to [ qu new year start in so happily with Dr. Hane! lu-(l nfllu residence, No. 10. \ul Pear] street; 120 Fourth stre t; telephone L Bank Work of All K lalty Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO0, Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts Staudard Papers Used. All styles of bind. ing n Mngnziun aod R. RIGE M. D, Or other l‘ullllll'l removed without ca"ce"‘ the kpife or drawing of biood. {hirty yeArs Practical eXperkence. 1 Poari Bi.. Council Blugls, Consultation free, ONE HUNDRED FREE GIFTS To Be Given Aw:y By Henry Elseman & Co.'s People's Store, TO THE LUCKY TlCKET HOLDERS On January 15th, 1887, Consisting of Furniture, Chinaware, Clothing, Blankets, Table Linen, Notions, Money, 8ilk Dress Pat terns, Ete, Ete, For every two dollar's worth of goods purchased, you will receive a conpon ticket, good for one chance in the follow- ing Grand Presents to be given away by us on January 15th, 1887: FIRST PRI Jne, Fuarniture, consisting of sofa, tete-a-tete and tour grand easy chairs, all uphol- stered in assorted shades of .-In;,mn silk plushes, worth § SECOND PRIZE—One Mahogony Bed consisting of Bedstead, Dressor and Wash Stand of glegant finish with beveled glass, worth $100. THIRD PRIZE--One of the very bes six-draw 1ckel Plated Domestie” Sew- mg Machines. The best machine in |Iu»( nited States, worth $65.00. suite of Parlor wenty yards grain Black Silk, cost rth 260,00, F 7E ~One elogant Seal Plush London Dyed Cloak, to be made to order to fit the lieky ticket holder, worth $60.00, SIXTH PRIZE—One pair of the finest White Blankets made by the Pioncer Wool rnin, worth £40.00. T RIZE—One Beautifully and Tea Set, consist- hundred and forty picces, 1 PRIZE--An Seal Nkm Mufl, worth NINTH PRIZE SEVEN Decorated Dinner lwrul one 00. Elegant Paisley One Angora Beaver prih #30 .00, One Gentleman’'s ade of Imported A a fine fit for the winner, wi h & TWELFTH PRIZE-A Gentleman's Tur Beaver Overeoat, worth $30.00. THIRTLENTH PRIRE — One Boy's Overc boy between the ages of , to be chosen by the lucky party Holdin Worth $15. FOURTEENTH PRIZE—One Boy's Nmr for lhn\ between the ages of 3 and 6 sted by the winner. Worsted, [H PRIZE—One I Elegant In- worth £10.00. ll PRIZE — One Elegant le, worth $10.00, INTH PRIZE--Ona piece of 50 ).\nh “Iruit of the Loom™ muslin, worth $4.00. EIGHTE I'H PRIZE — One dozen of thevery best Celebrated white shirts, of whieh sive agents, worth £9.00, NINTEENTH PRIZE Fine Silk r, worth $5.00. IETH PRIZE —One Linen 5 4 n.-( Yloth and half iold” are the exclu- One L Cash Pll-wm ..f a Twenty Dollar Gold l’m e ¢ One Ha m«llu T 5—One clegant Hand Bag. —One large Doll. 1d Cover. —One bottle fine l’m‘!unn-. One lulnvi n ¢ .||) One fino Lanch Ba (2 One hammered brass Umbrella 34— One-half doz. fine Towels. —One Silk Umbrella. 1. for it folks. 9 . 38—One Brass Tiro er No. 40—0ne Silk Handkerchief. No. 41—One nice Doll One-half doz. ladic’s fine Linen erehiefs, 4 — Fifteen yards Best Calico for a r No. H*Um- Boy's Hat. —One Boy's Sealskin Cap. . 40—One fine Painted Ornament, \u 47—0ne Toilet Set. —One nice Doll. -One tine Doll —Oue elegant Table Cover. One Bottle Perfume. One Lace Handkerchief. One child’s fine Laece Collar, ~One elegant Doll. 55—0ne elezant Doll, 58—One Tidy. "able Searf, 8—One fine Doll ~One Mouth Organ i wm Piano. seket Knife, 0. 61— lm« tine Doll. —One fine Doll. —One Dr. Warner's Corset. —One Shoulder Shaw! No. 68—One infant’s Lace Cap. No. 69— One baby Dress. N —One large Doll. 1—One Hand Bag. . 72—0ne lady’s Companion . 13—O0ne Silk Muflier. No, 74 —One large Doll, No. 75—0ne fine Book, —One fine Book., —(One Lunch Basket, . T8—One pair children’s Shoes, . 79—One pair boy . 80-—One Lace Collar, Doll One Lady's Jersey Jucket, No 83—One pair Gentleman’s penders, No, 84 No, 85 No. 86— Sus One pair Men's Gloves, One pair Boy" s \I\ ) One pair ( No. 87—0ne pair G/ No. 88-~One fine Ilull No 89—One fine Doll No. 90 ~One lurge Doll No. 91—0One large Doll No. 12—0ne Necklace N oair Gold Cutl Buttons s Skates, fine Breast Pin . 84—One pair Kid Gloves No. 100—Ong¢ Lace Handkerchef Total value of presents, 800, With every #2 pure hase you_recei 0 ticket, also u ticket for every sadditional $2 purchase you muke. Hold your'tickets until January 15th, 18587, when the fortu e numbers will be announced and anvited to call and re- cewve their present hing extra for your purchases, guarantee to sell *you Zoods cheaper than any other house in the west, and best stock to select from. MAIL ORDERS. All orders by mail will rec attention, and tickets for gift distribution will be and enclosed with y our snme as if you were present in perso ese distributions will be made v fairness, and you may depend on it that the lucky numbers only will receive their presents. No tickets will be issued to the em ployes of our house, A(‘\lslumm,uuly will receive the bene- ive prompt the free forwarded with its. Call and see the above mentioned pres- ents now on exhibition in our mammoth store and convince yourself. Respectfully, Hexuy Esevax & Co,, People's Store, Nos. 814, .xlu 818 and 820 Broadway, Councul Blus, { { COUNCIL BLUFFS BOOMS! CALL AT HARKNESS BROTHERS, And select your Dry Goods and Carpers hefore the prices advance We are selling elegant Pat terns Dress Goods very low to close the lot. BLACK SILKS. We are CLOAKS. ;* Blankets, Comfortable, Ladis h)u cA n PE s i I grai | ets, Ouwr vaviety of Cuvtains, Pongecs, D we have a full assortment of Pole done by skilled workmen. BUTTERINE Wholesale and retail. Black Silks so cheap as those we are now sell- You never saw ing. closing out this entive department to malke room for our increased Carpet stock, and are consequently selling them off at cxtremely price il Misses Undery e, Ble Are being closed out very cheap. You will save money to see our Carpets Ritgs before you buy, 1f you want Tn- n, Brussels, Velvet, or Moquette Car- come and see us or write for prices, raperies, cte., is large and choice, and Rods, Brass Goods, ele. Our work is Orders by mail veceive prompt atiention, Harkness Bros, Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. BUTTERINE, Families supplied with ten and twenty ponud packs ages. J. Y. FULLER, 39 Pearl st., Council Bluffs Fully Equipped Norm n Rovms at Keasonable Rates, Night § Tuition Booke, Boxrd and g the Wintcr. W, 8. PAULSON, Fres ~ FARM LANDS GHAP Farming Lands in lowa, 410.00 per u nt interest and Buyers fare free. Minnesota, Kansas, School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years and ging from $5.00 to time b per 1on, ete., given by o oo LAUSTRUD, 55 a5h tway, Council Blufls, Towa, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chicago. SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found To Loan, For 8nle, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, eto., will by rateof T S fonand Five Cents Pex insortion. Leave adv No. 12 Peal strect, near Blums forthe flret inser- ench subsequent tisements at our office Brondway, Council kool hotol property with 11 ‘ect tront on _East Broad- i lots in good locations in ppart of aity. Apply to H. Frowsal niture, wa erstern or wesf Shoemaker. JOR RENT—A new two-story frame dwelling hou! ntaining six Tooms, il on bath floors, closcts with all_bed rooms, large and good cistern. Call on M. I Loh Odeli Bros. & Co. OR R he one-story frame building, with -room” dwelling aent, formarly occupiyd s u cundy factory and known as No. South Main street, ¢ tending through m I'ex\rl st. Apply to A Kohrer or Odell Bros. & Co. ship In renl catite bus I Foom I an ofice, Box 52, New Hampion, 1owa, Fnu SALE —Barber shop, zood location, good reuson for seiling. Address H, Bee oflice. and 5 teamst 1 Kunsas railrond in miles south of KKjown, ity 10 Kiowi azent At ilowaa by the comEnctop. month and hoard to the team- stors, and §1.50 per duy to (he Inborers, Board 3,50 per ‘week, Work will Inst Good work for ‘winter, For further un.m-m tion nddress C. Shenticid, Kiowa, K Kef- erence, Justice N. Sehurz, Countil lilulls OR 8 ¢ builling, two storios, 10t stables, ot n 1isc8 in conter of husiness portion of Han- . In. Address Willism H. Butler, Neola, Ia. o husiness Address **Crisy -A oy with pony to carry Bee ) o enll ut th office to rolect their w vied Pryors lice Job ding caras. JOUN ¥, STNE JACOB EIMs STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7und 8 Shugart-Beno Block. OOUNCIL BLUFFS Christmas Goods IN FANCY Pottery, China, Glagsware, Lamps and Platedware | At exceedingly low prices. Please cull W. S. Homer & Co. No. 23 Main St., Council Blufls, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUYES, IA, 1857 BLANK BOOKS. with & Co., i Wells & Ca', iret National Bank, C. B. Insurance (6, | Olier & by ankers G.8 B viogs Bak Established Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quant from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or donble. MASON WISE. meu Blutls. FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, will be paid; $10, 1ound trip. B onefar TELEPHONE 109, In the following German Anerican, of New York Phanix,® of Hartford, Hartford,* of Hartford. Catiforniam, of San Francisco. Scottish Union & Natlonal, of Edinburg, Union, of San Francisco State,* of Des Molries. Willlamsburg City,* of Brooklyn Those marked with a* insure also_against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadves REAL ESTATZ ONEY LOANED o~ Goob ¢ty AND FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES, ® o * 4 * p % 4 ¥y ¥ 4 ¥ FOR £ALZ 1IN COUNCIL BLUFTS AND OMAIIA MELVIN SHITH & €0, seect 5710 McMAHON & CO. hs t acts of Title, Lean and Rualfs tats Brokers, No. 236 Hain St. Having purchased the “most relia’ | bl abstract books in this county,-' Enown, as the *McMalon Abstrac Tiooks,” we are now prepared (o fur- nish abstracts and nxrul/ull/ P ticit the patronageof all those desir- ing correct TR of title to lands and lots in Pottawatlaude county, MELVA SUITH & ©0, | NO. 236 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BL UPS | Buy COAL Of . MAYNE, At Oth st and Hth ave.,s and M. Gall gher's store, Lower Broadway. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Office over American Expre s, son [THE HEATON RUEL Gy - Will supply you with a cleaner and bettey COAL Than any one in the city. A trial willco vince you. No 628 Broadway. Telephone 110 WHOLESALE AND JOBBING FOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL DEERE, IMPLEMENT! - WELLS & CO,, Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Buggles, Carringes, Ete (Eto. Couneil Bluffs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturersof and Doalors in Hand and Power Corn Shellers, And agenoral line of fiest olass finplenients. Nos. 1501, 150 ) and 1507 South Main Street, __Council Buiirs, Towa DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs anlJobbors of Agrlcultural Implements, Wagons, Buggles, Carriages, and all kinds of Farm Machinory. 1 to 1118 South \l;\nu Strect, Counoil BlufTe, owa., agriculti CARDE V'\': TTCOUNCIL BLUEES CARPI A Carpets, Curmlns, Window Shades il Clothg, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goo Ete. m; 4% Ilmlmlwuy Couneil Blutts, owa. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholesale Jobbers in the~ Finest Brands of _Clgara,‘Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main wnd Council Biufs, COMMISSION, TSNYDER & LEAMAN, STORAGE Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants. 22,24 and 25 Penl 8t., Council Bluffs, DRUGEL HARLE, HAAS & CO, Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Drugglsts' Sundrios, Kte. No. 22 Main St, anl No. 21 Penr! 8t., Council BiufTs. FRUITS. 0. W. BUTT: Wholesale California Fraits a Specially General No. 54 Drendway, 1! Bhufrs. Commizsion. (& WIRT & DUQUELTE, Wholesale Fruits, Confectionery, AND COMMISSION, Nos. 10 and 15 Pantl st., Council Blulfa HARNESS, X , STROIBEHNN & CO,, cturers of and Wholesale Donlers (o Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. No. 525 Main St neil_Bluffs, Towa. el ETO0. \Il H \ll BROTHE] IN Jobbers o Hats, Caps and Gloves. 542 &nd 814 Brondway, Conneil Bluffs e HEAVY KEELINE & I Wholesalo Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Stock, Council Blufts, Towa, HARDWA HIDES AND TALLOW. COUNCIL BLUFES OIL Doalers in— hummami & Lubricatiag 0il; Ga)in HTO., BTC. £.Theodore, Akent, Coancil Bluifs, Tows. 3 LUMBER PILING _EITC. \ A. OVERTON & CO,, Hard Wood, Soathern Lumber, Piliag, Bridge Matovial Specialiies Wholesalo L A r R e, Oifee No. 130 Main St Counn WINES AND LIQUOLS. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Forelgn and Domestic Wines and Liguors, JOHN LINDER, Wholesnle Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Agent for 8t. Golthard' Howb fitters. No.l} Mulu 5t. Council Bluffs, L. KIRSCIHT & €O, Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 416 Browd way, Council Bluffs CRESTON HOUSE Council Bluffs having Fire Hscape And all mo 'er The only hotel i n improvements Main st Star Sale Stables and Mulg Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUKE o Dumay Dopot, it] URLITE 3905 =) pajmeseaday = o Horses w1 hanrd, for sale Oders prom short Botice SULUTER & BoLi ¢lephone No. 114 nerly of Keil 5 ke 1st. ave aud 4th s /