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

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, APRIL 4, 188 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per weck. H.W.Titon, - . TELEPHONES: Breineas Orrice, No. 4 NignT Epitén No. . e e Manager. MINOR MENTION. N. Y.Plumbing Co. New spring goods at Reiter's, tailor. George W. Thompson & Co., real estate There 18 tobe a meeting of the boat club to-night. J. R, Ferguson was last night arrested for being drunk. See W. C. Stacy & Co., bargains in real estate, Palm Sunday was yesterd in the usual manner in this cit Typographical union No. 203 held their regular monthly meeting yesterday. C. J. Colby has faith in the boom, as is shown by the large new sufe just put into his office. The Emliw- force made a change yesterd Officers Stevens and dricks going on day duty. The Women’s Christian asso ion will mect this afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Montgome The strect cars yesterday did a good business and were crowded all day in conscequence of the disagrecable weather. “The Alpine Choir and Tyrolese com: ¢ appear in matinee and evening ;Im formance at Dohany’s next Wednes ¢ No. 9 Main, for observed again Hen 'he last stone pier of the Union cific bridge is almost completed, eight feet more stone having to be on it, Mr. Chapman, of Vermont, who is yisiting J. {\ Squire, cang a very pleas ing solo at the Congregational church yesterday. Rev. Dr. McCreary at the Methodist church yesterday morning answe query, “Is the world growing betier?” in Pa ouly put ‘The funeral of William Smith, died so suddenly on Saturday, w place this afternoon from the of Mrs. M. Maloney, No. who Fourth regular monthly meeting of the aity council takes place to-night. The gession will probably be occupied entirely by the allowing of the regular monthly bills, ete. John Graghan, who resides on Tenth strect betweea Seventeenth and Eigh- teenth avenues, is putting 1 some im- provements, \wh as having completed a fine residence. The Globe editorial force has been re- o ized, with Colonel Keatley at the 'y gun and Mr. Hobson as the city editor. Mr. C. M. Maynard continues in the position of business manager, Dr. Patton, the city ' assessor, will ask the council for an extention of time, to enable him to complete his work™ more There haye heen so many changes in real estate that t essment is more diflicult thun two vears ago. It is now stated that the test of the new fire and police alarms will take place within the next two weeks; that th any have tested it to their own satisfac- ion. If the test comes oft 1t will be a re- lief to the public who are becoming tired of waiting. The sum total of the street cleaning in Des Momes this spring according to the Register is that done by two men and one wagon working half a duy. The same paper suggests that “the street cars there had better be mounted on boats and run by paddle. This is from the “boom edition” of the Register. Yesterday was about as disagreeable a day s has'been in a long while. The wind sent the dust in all directions and made it extremely unpleasant for those who found # necessary to be outofdoors. An April shower such as ms lk\*s the “flowers bloom 1n the spring,” would have been very acceptable, had it put in an appearance yest morning but the shower got frosty, and turned mto flakes of snow, - Brick, We have 200,000 good brick for sale. THOMAS GREEN & SONS, e Call at 401 Broadwa, —~——— Weaving the Wreath, James Wallace, son of W. W, Wallace of this city, and Miss Belle Holt, of Waverly, Ia., are to be married on Wednesday at the residence of the bride’s mother in Waverly, The groom will leave with his sister this morning for Waverly, and to-morrow quite a party of Council Bluffs people will Yoave to attend the wmldmg The bridal party will visit this city Friday and a reception will probably bv.- given on that evening, —— Do not forget 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia., when you wish angthing good and dmnp in dry goods and carpets. S Still domg businsss on the old camp ground. Good goods and always found as represented. Call and sec us. HARKNESS BROTHERS, TRl il Money to loan on real estate. Bluffs Real Estate Loan and ] Room 9, Everett block. Counci ust Co. who resides on Sixth Eighteenth street, was com- plained of by his wife on Saturday night and the police put him in the city jail un- til such time as he could overcome his anger. Upon being arrested Still told the officers thut his home had been fre- quented by “*Cap” Hayes and that he ‘was conspiring to injure him in his wife's estimation: that he had attacked Hayes but that no serious damage was done. Yesterday Still said Hayes and his wife's sister were still intimate; that he didn't want Hayes about bis home but if he was fined for disturbing the peace he inti- mated that informations would be filed against the trio whom he believed had conspired against him. It looks as if the old case was ngxun to be shaken up, - Contractors and builders will find it to their interest to zet prices on lime, ce ment, plaster, hair, etc., from Coune Bluffs ' Fuel compary, 589 Broadwa Telephone 136. ——— March Arrests, During the month of March the police force made 151 arrests. They were di- vided as lullo“ 8 2 amm2 sgault ssault with intent o’ kili. Isturbing the ‘peac Carrying concealed i1 assing counterfeit mone; xposure of person. N Runaway boys... Malicious mischief Permitting minors in saloon’ e g«dun; ‘without Iicense. .. ucplelvns characters. . Commu{lup. nuisance. E g PLANNING FOR FACTORIES, A Number of New Enterprises Promised Oouncil Bluffs, A JEALOUS HUSBAND. Marched in By the Police in March— The Bible Meeting Last Night ~Drief Bits of News, A Bottom For the Boom. Not only ¢ there a large amount of building going on in Council Blufls just now, but many new buildings are being nned, and as soon as it is settled, =0 as spring isconcerned, and the city has its last snow storm of the season, the building season will open. But 50 long as such storms as visited this city y evening continue the buiiding Seasgon will be apt to lag a little, A week ngo this morning the BEg con- tained two and a half column list of the buildings that are now being erected. This list did not comprise the larger buildings, mention of which have been made frequently, but was confined to the small” ones, principaily residences costing from ach, of which se! 1l hun- ng erected, but one of the more enconraging features of the boom and a stronger foundation for it 1s the awakening of interest in advantages offered by this city as a turing center. There is not a ¢ but some one from the e ing over the ground wi gaging in manufacturing. he success of the factories already es- tablished here, such as the er anning h a view to en paper mil onstrated that Council Blufls has pecul es in this line. Several of th factories are enlarging and some doubling their capacities. A number of manufucturing enter- ngements for re lnmg perfected as rapidly s possible considering the magnitude of the enterprises, i move for a starch factory is pro- gressing well and home capital is ready to invest without dels y a8 soon As ar- rangements can be made for procuring the nceessary and experienced manage- ment. The recent transfer of the property known as the Hendrie foundry insures the revival and enlargement of that im vortant industry. F. Ogden, who made the purchase in’the interestof the Mount Vernon, O. rks, of which he is part owner, is thoroughly —experi enced in this of muanu- cturing, Abundant ¢ pital backs the enterprise, and the works are to be greatly enlarged. The company taking hold of the works have a national repu- tation and a large western trade, which this move will cnable them to handle more easily and more actorily both to themselves and the stomers. A new enterprise for this city with old experienced gentiemen behind it, is that of the sash, door and blind factory ot Messrs, Strock Bros, These gentlemen ve owned proverty in_this «.nF for years past and until rucvmf locating on it, but now they h: bonclinded toibolld: o othar pro which they are negotiating for. have $20,000 worth of mm'hmn-n in_ the present factory i 1lli- 10is which the; are now preparing to ship to Council Bluffs _and they propose to bave their Council Blufls factory going by July 1, next. Should they fail to purchase the property they now desire, they will no doubt locate on their own land, The papér mill which has been so suc- cessful' proposes to incre: their capac- ity to five tons per da vhich is encour- aging to say the least, and they have al- ready ordered more mew machiner They have been unable to supply the de- mand for their paper. There are a number of lumber firms that are contemplating establishing new yards here. Mr. Reed, o the tirm of Hilworth & Reed, one of the largest lumber concerns of Chicago, has been here several days looking over the ground with a view of establishing general western headquar- ters in the lumber jobbing line. ~Mr. Reed is anxious to have the companies represented here concentrate their yards and form a lumber district. There are numerous other projects. The mention of these which firsi come to mind 1s suflicient to indicate that Council ffs is in a fair way to speedily become f the greatest manufacturing cen- ters in the west. -~ Harkness Brothers are at 401 Broad- way, Council Bluffs, 1a. No. 401. No. 401, B Select your carpets from the choicest stock ever brought to this city. 1t is well worth your time (o exsmine these goods before purchasing elsewhere, ARKKESS RROTHERS. Garden hose 8c to 22¢ per foot at New York Plumbing company. Every foot guaranteed. J. W. &E. L bqulre make beautiful abstracts of title, and deserve the success they are unjuymz. Call at 401 Brondwny (or dress goods. The Hnok of Books. The County Bible society held its an- nual meeting last evening, with a union service at St. Paul's Episcopal church, the Presbyterians, Congregationalists and Baptists joining. Despite the bluster- ing weather there was a large congregation. The scene presented was strikingly suggestive of the increasing liberality among the churches and the weakening ol denominational se- clusions. It was a pleasing picture to see the Methodist divine, Rev. Dr. Me- Creary, reading the forms of vrayer without surplice or robe, while the r tor, Rev. I'. J. Mackey, in his ecclesiasti- cal s{mb led in the responses. Rev, Dr. ( 20 of the Buptist church, and Rev, . Crofts, of the (onxrugshunnl uum-h also participated. The chief address of the evening was by Rev. Mr. Hood, the state agent of the Bible society, He spoke mainly on the word of Giodas “The sword of the Spirit.” He pictured the constant fight against evil, which had been going on gince the I:-~g|1un|\ of the world, He claimed that the only safety to this coun- try, and to the 4, was the church of Godl, with the § Sy in the church, and the sword of the Spirit—the Bible. This was quick and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, It was quick to cure of sin, ynd heal wounded humanity. It was po convict and convert. As it was neces for the body to have constant food, s soul needed the head of life, The Ulblu was like a_surgeon’s lance, piereing so- ciety, and letting out t corruption, afloraing rehef and resiraining health. The labor question, the temperance re- form, army and all of these imutiers must }wit‘l\lulun the basis of the word of 30 Following hils address ¢ business of the society Ollicer, us treasy annual report, that it was the best report he b of during his thrty years' connection with the society. On motion of Rev: E. H. Floming the old oflicess were re-elected, with ;En ad- dition of Frauk Cook s secretary, to annual Thomas \lr & vacancy. The officers President, l! C. Bloomer; N. P. Dodge, Dr. H. W. rank Cook; treasurer, lepocitory, . W. Bushnell. ing, who 1s the county agent . presented his annual re- port, showing his receipts to haye been about $1.000, and his_expenditures, in- n'lulhn,: nulm]y #881, The number of miles travelled by him 2,850; number of fam- ilies and business places vis ited, 2,063 number of fam- lies found destitute of the Bible, 426; number supplied, 264; number of desti: ndividuals si hed, 222; number of books sold, 208, muking a tota .x of 1,475 books distributed since the canvass began two years ago. He reported that this city and all the towns in the county had been canvassed, and all the townships except about twelve. are vice now pres il Call and see the stock of horses and mules at Star Stables before purchasing elsewhere, il For acre property, residences and bus- ness property eall on W. C. Stacy & Co,, No. 9 Muin street. -~ Miss Mollie Coreoran Mynster street, betw Eighth, dressmaker, 714 Seventh and — Changtng Owners, The following are the transfers for Butcher, lot 5 blk 8 I, Paine. lot 9 blk 9 1 Jno N Baldwin, lot 10 bik 17 lh-.-h Sub—S700, A Saunaeis trustee to € 11 clusive blk 31 Beers' sub—$i,50 . nlllln M Horwicl, lot nn\ 1 ST Frene Beers' sub Geo W “Thompson’ Geo W Lompson’s add — Forrest Suntl to J 1 Spencer, lot 3 Paster- u'M sub e to W O £425, hon) |N>ul(u ‘Thos Riley, 10 Jots P Fiteh, lot 16 blk Morzan, lot S8 blk 24 Mead to Frank Cook, § acres—=1, 200, A M Johnson toDJ Patton, lot 8 blk 12 Everett's add - £400, M F Rohrer to W L Patton, lots 1112 blk 28 Beers sub—=1,000, M K Ronhrer lu 1, Kinnehan, lot 13 14 blk “W‘Ii sub—$§1,000. ieo D Amon to M MeM C & Jeffries—$550, E A Benson to Jennie E Walluee, lot 4 blk 7 (Ynmhl\ add—$22, E A Benson to C & C L Wilson, lot 11 blk 9 Omaha add EA Ih-nmle. W oYates, lot 11 blk 16 Omaha add EA lh~ll~nu Jno M Haley, lot 24 blk 16 F Blust, lot 3 blk 6 Ben- Tearne, lot 15 blk 7 ! Omaha add—$: E'A Bens nl son’s 1st add—$15 E A Benson to son’ . 1st add —$ A Yenson lnu\ |< Hascall, lot 11 blk 6 '8 1st add —$150, Benson lu ll( Couch, lot 14 blk 6 Ben- son’s 1st add- E A Benson lu I)Mll'l L ‘Thomas, lot 3 bik 1 Benson ‘l' sens lllul Pratt, tot 5 blk 1 E A Benson ln.l "R Cannon, lot 13 blk 1 Benson’s 2d-—-§500, E A H on { ln l C Schniver, lot 17 blk 2 \ E Im\vh'\ lot 10 blk P an, lot 3 hlk 9 0 M E Beviridge, lot 20 blk 4 400, r to F Cook. lot 10 blk 24 Fislust, lot 4 blk 6 Ben- Bay- 25, oe to add Morzan lo. as 13,000, ‘1Mk lot 1blk 8 Bayliss Neill, lot 12 blk 24 R Bryant and wife to W Seidentoff, 14 lots in Bryant & Clark’s add—3$10, Jacob Crouse to J F McGee, 26 lots in Brb\vll s add —8500. A W Davis and wife to I.Dbltn:\l Cochrane, lot 10 blk § Undel \(uld add: ME &J O Jefh chmou!er. elq lot 9bik 8 \lmdull—“l 50, )lllnn and wile to T S & F L Davis, 12— 82,0 nh;n\d wife to Sam Ward, el nwal Siwan to Nels Jolnson, lot 12 blk 21 Howard’s add—§225 Forty-one transf leration $531,270. e still making cabinet pho- per da best finish. Crayon or ndia ink life size pietures only $10. By F. M. Woodard, artist 11 at 401 Broady , Council Blufts, Ia., for carpets. -— Star sale stables for mules and heavy draft horses. e \nrman Horses. Two fine Norman stallion trade. Address R. B. Shields, Logan, Ia. Star sale stables of Council Blufts, The largest stock of horses and mules west of Chicago, which will be sold at wholesale or retail and satisfaction guaranteed, S b Personal Paragraphs. W. B. Judd is in off the road, W. L. Shepard, of Villisea, 15 at the Ogden. Rev. B, P. McMenomy was at Weston yesterday. B. L. Knight, of Oaklaund, the Pacific. W. A. Rankins, of Sioux City, was at the Ugden yesterday. B. M. Carlisle, of Missouri Valley, was in the city yesmnh\y. F. D. Broadwell spent yesterday with his brother 1n the city. William Kintz Sundayed at home, will start out to visit his trade to-day. The best and largest line of Refrigre- ators just received by Cole &Cole, 41 Main street. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cheney have moved into the residence lately occupicd by G. W. Thompson. Miss Lester, of New York, who has just returned ‘from a trip to ‘Californi; . 18 visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E. Harl ness. L. H. Merritt, of Hartland, Vt.,1satthe Pacific, and revorts having left home last luesnm\ snow being then several feet deep. Mrs. Huber is to occupy the house where Rev. Dr, Cooley resides as soon as his new home is ready for occupancy. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will occupy rooms with Mrs. Huber. - *‘How you Brudder Be X sister Charity, poorly sure’s you born I is wid de rheumatis a creeping all about same as a tawme snake.” buy Salvation Oil dey cure sartin, The shorter the tunnel the sweeter the kiss, but the older the cold the harder the cure. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has broken many stubborn coughs, el el Neb., is at but Senator Ingalls’ nome at Atchison, Kan., consists of the house in which he and his wife spent their honeymoon, to- gether with such other wings and rooms as have been added from time to time. Originally there were only four rooms. Now there are cighteen. e Keep Your Blood Pure. Impure blood, however generated always present in the body when pul felt; 1t spreads and ferments wherever a weak Spot exists. Take Bravrern's Piiis to make the blood pure and expel all that is burttul to the tem. 'I'hey are the one great and unfailing remedy. They cleanse tha bowels und restore equal circulation throughkout the body. They preserve the vigor of youth and often save life. L ———— Among Queen Victorin's jubilee gifts rmificent dinner service of hright resden ware, from the German for sale or | BENRY. ISENAY & OS] [ENRY FISEWAN & €S| PEOPLE'S STORE, Will Display New Spring Goods In Every Depurtment This Week. i We invite the ladies to call during this week to see our superb stock and guaran- tee intending purghasers that no better values can be found in the United States. Everything is marked at the very lowest sh - prices which means about one- third less than other houses will sell the same quality of goods for. We call special attention to a recent purcnase of silks at much less than regu- ar value and we propose to give our pat- rons and the public o beautiful offering al sale nluruu_: this week. 5,000 ilk at 25, 35, 40, 50 and 1, worth (ull) a third more, s of Colored "gros grain '\||\| neaise silks, ull~|mhw t 6 e, $1.00 and $1.25 goods are the new shad led I and apprec ey are seen in order to be i surah silk, ail shades, including at H0c, T5e, ¥l and ¥1.25 per The greatest bar gains ever seen for the money Seve thousand remnants of plain and faney brocaded silks and satins to be closed out during this great sale at less than half their regular prices, This 15 0 grand opportunity for moth- ers to find suitable ends tor children’s dre: small ends to combine with worsted materials which s now so stylish. BLACK SILK Wo shail offer o few special bargains this week in bl We are selling the very best black silk Rhadume ever offered for the money, ali ]l\n- |1¥. well woven and we AUl finished. Black gros-gra am ‘1”\\ to supply « silk that will not eator ¢ all pure Italinn silk, satin finished, with # grain heavy enough to make a handsome dress, AT $1.00. Colored gros-grain silks in all the new colors. ‘I'hix is a hundsome and durable cloth worth %1 AT £1.00. Armure silks in bl and colors, In offering this new weave of silk we can safely say that itis certs d will wear as well can be bought. of colors and warrant these all pure silk. AT $1.00 Black Radzimir Silk. The increased popularity of this weave of silk, both for ar and for short wraps, has in duced us to make this a very special bargain and we are very posit 1 sy mg that nowhere else can these goods ught for less than $1. also show an elegant line of silk velvets and trimming velvets and plus test styles at e, g1 §1 and 2 per ya ml The best shown for the money and the largest and best line in the west to select from. Now is the time to get bargains—our prices are the lowest; our goods are the rhmu'-l our ~tvh.s ¢ correct; we o goods to be ading ladies of (hv ¢ Pay us a visit and we wil be glad to show you our stoc! 1f you wish to pufchase or not. Respectfully, HeNRY Peovle's Stor Nos. 314, 316, 118 and J"U ‘Broadw. Council Bluffs. N. B. We give all mmail orders spe- cial and prompt attention and any orders or correspondence you may favor us with will receive the greatest care and attention. any time no matter BISEuAN & Co., knnmmr. It is profusely ornamented with meaallion pictures of notable events and portraits of famous persons of her reign. It will contain 480 pieces. -— * # % » Decline of man or woman, prematurely induced by excesses or bad practices, speedily and radically cured. Book (illustrated), 10 cents in stamps, Consultation free. World's Dispensary Medical association, Buftalo, N. Y. LATEST NOVELTIES In Amber, TortoiseShell ete., Hair Or- naments, as \ well as the newest nov- *em(-s in hair Mrs. C. L. Gillette 29 Main street. Out of town work so- licited. SPECIAL NOTICES. IWOTICE. Specia! advertisements, such as Lost, Found "o Loan, For Bale, To Rent, %ants, Boarding, etc., will beinserted in this column at the low ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first {nser- fonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent insertion, Leave advertisements nt our office No. 12 Pearl street, near Brosdway, Council Bluffs. WANTS. V TANTED—Firat-dlass hostle: noed apply. Mase Wise. None other 2R BENT--goga house of ten rooms sta- ble, one acre of ground, with grapes, ap- Dles and plums. Elevated site. Rent only $30 per month. Apply to Horace g WAN'I‘EI) A large family horso, stating price, size ind color, P. ‘B. office, Council Hluft Fnu RENT—Good house near head of Onk- land avenue, wbout 200 feot northeast of house of Luclus Wells, Rent only $16 per month. Alson house of ten rooms with ten Wcres of garden and #0 acres of pasture, only one haif wile from city. Splendid chance for i milkman. Apply to Horace Ever \OR A ufioll« fi!ll( n{ ll\« rooms suit- F nhlv for light housekkeening for small famly without children. Inquire at No. 41 Main streot. Comaplote aplete plant and_equinment R. bridgo work, consisting of 7 bedding Answor, Bee cirpenters tools, tents, & outtit for 160 men. In good re- red at Chy W For in- rms addry L Man St., Tow A mmd second-hand delivery cheap. H. Smith, No, 540 1 (oI WENT- Purnished rooms with board il Ush d iy boarders t Luundry &irl to do plain . Al=0 nurse girl, not you fic house. Furnished front rocm; $% per 09 Mynster st. Music and sewing mach ne bus Il stock of holiduy #00ds and wall paper. §ood locution; chap fotit, profitable, businss nveice § ‘l.flkl l\lll’l take part in Uhtimehl Bt rew ostate. - Address A L Man- aing, Dunlap, lows Wi and country, ATTENTION GARDENERS AND FRUIT GROWERS. Choice Property at a Bargain. Fifty ——— PEOPLE'S STORE. Our Constant Aim Is to Give Bet- | ter Value in erything Wo Sell T Council Blaffs or Vicinity—-Our slm'k Will Always Be Found Acres Choice d Adapted Gardening and Fruit Growing. About twenty acres of the tract is set to apple orchard which is in bearing, and to all varicties of choice small fruit and vineyard, divided a5 follow r| VINEYARD. 'roper ¢ ns upwards of five acres, I'ne vines are thrifty and in bearing Between three and ?(mr acres are well -ml to choice varicties of blackberries, for Quality and Latest Styles, In our llnvu Goods Department we will offer specinl bargains this week, Read our prices, see our stock. We can show you more dress goods, twice over, than all of our competitors combined. Go where you ean find what you want. In our Ameriean Dress Goods Depart mel\l you will lind, this week, at Sc. per i 50 pieces ot Plaids, n's wear. 100 pi m 10c to 124, At 10c per yard we 150 ficces wool mixed dress ma- Is worth double the money. At 15¢ yard, 3 cases of heavy double-fold hmeres and Jamestown Al pverywhere C In.! e than 1,600 trees in bear- ing. In addition to the above enumer- ation are a large numbers of choice plums,cherry and “other fruits, also shade and ornamental trecs surm.nnlnu: the buildings out-buildings lh--nml isof excellent quality for gard ening purposes, being a deep black loam and isa warm,soutn slope,and is altogeth- er the most attractive and desirable of anything hin business distance of Omaha or Council Blufts, With the new bridge completed across the Missouri,the property 1s not over thirty minutes drive from the Omaha postoftics. Any party de so bargain should apply at i, if not sold within the next two weeks, it will be withdrawn from the market. For Prices and Terms Apply to C. J. COLLBY, MASONIC TEMPLE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 4. L RICE. ¥ RICE & RAYMOND, Real Estate Brokers, No. 13 North Main Street. Lower Floor First National Bank Block, council Bluffs, Iowa. TELEPHONE NO. 2 Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in western part of city, Al seiling cheap to make room for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION Property Sitwuted on the Corner of Pearl Street and Siwcth Avenue, known as the CRACKER FACTORY PROPERTY, ——WILL BE—— Sold at Auction on Wednesday, April 20th, AT 3 FP. M. SALE ON PREMISES, H. H. INMAN, Salesman, FARM LANDS CHEAP Farming Lands in lowa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from ;.00 to Window Shades, 410.00 per nere. School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 y |{;1 time 5 per PO'es' Door Mats’ Rugs’ cent intere Land Buyers fare free. ln!(ll’ln'\lgl (:.f:.‘Amt‘rls'Iv'nT:P Sash Draperies, EtC., No. 555 Broadway, Council Blufs, Towa, A T T ARRIVING DAILY. o= Mail Orders Carefully Filled, ——)O(—— Our Mr. Stockert Superintends All Work. COUNCIL BLUFFS nd 40e pe 40 inch Satin Diagor new shades; also Cheviots and Ser all wooi goods and best value snown for the money. In Frenci and English Tmported Dross Goods we offer this week at H0¢ 1 case of 50 picees Cheviots and in pin checks and inc hud \\vd e, worth 65 ha 2 inches, in g Wl Serges, in str nd other fancy weaves, in all ulll\;_: l)u new greys and ever W. RAYMOND best quali At 60 the mone a yard, we off 135 picces Serges, corded _and strip ilk od Paris Dress Noveltios. nel's Hair Cloth, Plain and Diagonal Suiting: from the best looms of the world. We also have a full line of Velvets and Novelties snitable for com- binations with the above mentioned goods, and are prepared to show a line of Combination Suitings second to no house in the United State ‘T'his is our Silk and Dress Goods \\vvl\. let everybody in want of a nice S Dr call on us and will su yon. Be sure to eall du the sule—THIS WEEK. Respectfull HENRY EISEMANS & (O, OPLE'S STOR , 316, 318 and Broadway, uncil Bluaf V. B.—-AN orders samples or go % entru our care will reccive the attention, Irimming ng for D. H. MCDANELD & €O., [Estublixned 153.] + Conneii Blutms, HIDES, TALL()W WDDL ETC N. SCHURZ, J ustlce of the Peace. NEW SPRING STOCK CARPLTS Curtains, Upholstry, Horses § Mules vd Announces that His stock of FineImported SpringMillinery In Choice Shapes of Hats & Bonnets, Togother with & LargeLine of Noveltiesin Fancy Ma tervials i now HReady for Your Care ful Inspection. 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, -— For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail® and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin= gle or donble. MASON WISE, Council Buff ST(ME & SIMS, Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federal Courts 405 'nolnw " = AND s X Counci ,Hunu. COUNCIL BLUFFS, : : FINE POTTERY. FRANK & RIOR Al e el Prices Very Low, CIVIL ENG'NEER Sfar Sale Stables and Mule Yards W. 8. HOMER & co., Designs, catimates and reports on bridues, NO, 23 MAIN S | }I‘lfldu““‘ nnu:_nllmm\ mn: g nei rn::umnm‘nm{. Brondway, Council Bluffs, Opp. Dummy Depot | COUNCIL BLUKFI |8 N 8 N St First Natonal Bank ! Block. CROCKERY, OHIN Y. §TO) JACOB BIMS “R. D. AMY & CO,, ' FINLEY BURKE, Hardware, Stoves, —)AND(— Attorney at Law. RNISH 00DS, 504 Broadway, Up Stairs, “OUSE FURNI me fi n {4 s X No. 620 Main S(., Council Bluffs, Council Bluffs, — CRESTON HOUSE. Theonly Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Fire Escape, And AU Modern Improvements. 215, 217 and 219 Main St. MAX MOHN, Prop, 5% PUTVAITR 1O0JS Y llohes and mules ke hand, for sale at retail or in car loads. Orders prnlnpll_y filled by contract on tock sold on commission, TER & BoLky, Propric OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS Conneil Bluffs,Towa. Established 1557 1 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 1st, ave. and 4th str R. RICE, M. D, Cancers and other Tumors ING STALLIONS, S T Removed without the knite or Drawing o Blood, DR. ARCHIBALD C.R. ALLEN, standard No. 2015) Over 30 vears Pr; \ ngineer, Surveyor, MapPablis her | oitients? Sired by Almont No 33, and No. 11 Novth Main St. REGISTER, (Standard No. 5812.) 1o western lows, Nebraska and Kansas, cal experence. Council Bluffs. lhl RN Sired by Tramp N will make the season of 1887 at the Justice ot the Peace, L ik — 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W. L. BIGGNS, C(u l‘ Bll]“\ Dfl\l"“ P(Wk Justice of the Peace. For particulars tnquire of or nddn isS WADE CARY, Couucil Biuffs, Iu These swallions Refers to any bank or business huu.c in the Collections _Collections a No 504 Broadwiy, Council Blufls. Mopee ; No TSN "- MEDICAL CO., kast Mampton, Coellctions a specialty. R‘ ers to the Bee,