Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. | OFFICE NO. 12, PEARL STRELT Delivered by rnrnrrln any part nf the city at we tw H \humun T t N. Y. Plumbing Co. Reiter, tailor, Fall goods cheap. Wanted—A good boy with pony, to deliver Bees. Apply at oftice to-day. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Oren Hellyer and Addie Madison. The superior court has risen to the dignity of having a printed bar docket, It containg 104 cases, Judge Carson opencd a_term of court at Avoca yesterday. It will continue ubout two weeks., The Fairmount park case is to come up for hearing in the superior court on tne 2d of next month, ‘The official bond of J. F. Brodeck, connty r, was approved by the board of supervisors yesterduy Harrison Gilmore, luck numbe valued at 0, at M. Marcu: County Superintendent Cooper will have his office in the Bloomer building until the new court housc is ready for occupancy. C. H. Judson hus resigned directors of the Am n - district teleg company, and M. F. Robrer takes the place. The Ladics' Sircillion Cire of this city, drew the 0 , this af- ternoon at members ure re- quested to attend. All the churches hold special services dur ing this, the week of proyer, If the nect- ings aré sufliciently successful some of the ches will continue special meetings for a time longe The police telegraph, or alarm system, is being utilized at the rate of about oue ull a day. The patrol wagon is ever ready for duty, and much time and strength on the part of the police is thereby saved. Captain L. Kirscht 1 president of the Micnner one of the oldest members. The other officers are E. Rosch, vice president: Anton Rinlk, secrvtary ; H. Kracht, treasurer. The Apollo club concert at the opera house next Friday evening will be a musical event which will delight all. There will be a hous full, , wil lum( doubt, 8o 'lum- who desir All cen of whi The Modern Woodmen have clected for the ensuing term: W. H. Ware, consul; L. k. Brnll-lmll‘ , advisor; E. K. Adams, banker; der, clerk: C. L. Gilletto, escort; Barnes, watchman: J. Jacoby, sen: E. Belknap, manager, arrell, the ex-sheriff of Mills county, P. Weaver, of this city, b h purchased one-third interest in the Globe, and the management is to pass into Mr. Far- rell's hands. 8o says ramor, the official an- nouncement not huving been made. Dave Free, a gentleman of color, made too free use of forty-rod whisky yesterday, He was arrested on Broadway by Officer Un- thauk, but it took the patrol ‘wagon, hand- euffs, chief and several others to lod whooping fellow behind the The worshippers at the Broad tled during Mon nember of the salv who clainied to have become possess spirit. He was crazed with religious ment, M. . y night’s ay ing of the ¢i granted to Iu\ nue to connect Lincoln Yesterday property owners alon posed str fifed” with the o qui cluim deeds to enough lund for the purpose named. The board of supervisors have confirmed the following appointments made by Shevit O'Neil: ~ Willinm_ Curree, A. McCandless and B. H. Riddel as ' deputy Twenty-five dollars was allowed itev. Rice to furnish reading matter for the oners coufined in the county . sheriffs, working wall, but iho protec globes are not on yet, and it is fear case of storm or sieet there may be trouble caused from their e protectors, when put on, will not interfere in- any way with the light. A man the name of Witsky, living on *t, is said to have gone home in a drunken condition and brutally driven his wife and little children into the street. The neighbors were aroused by the fracas, and should it be repeated they threaten to take u hand. The coasters opened the new year with the blizzard in the lead. The Flying Dutchman was also out for a short turn on the hill, lead- ing from Mayor Groneweg's residence. The soft spell coming on may interrupt the sport which has opened o joyously, but it way be but a brief mterruption. The holder of the ticket which won the farm at the Phillips drawing was found ye terday. E. H. Patterson |\u'~4l'|\h-(l himself at the store with the luck board and a deed was promptly exec ring the land to him. Mr. ung man residing with his pa th avenue, and employed in the Keystone office. George Blaxsim, the well known Mamn street merchant, was most generously re- membered on w Year's by his friend, Sheriff O'Neill, who presented him with a flne writing desk, with numerous con- veniences, automatic locks, etc., and in order t0 have him in full enjoyment’ of the desk gave him an elegant pipe, from which he can Whift solid comfort. A plumber by the name of Datesman sought spiritual comfort or something clse at the salvation army meeting lust evening, but be- sy as to disturb the soldiers, and He r.-n»m-d against being the night, but as he had not sufticient moncy to put up for his appearance this morning, he was compelled to share lodgings with the drunks and vags in the city calaboose. Quite a number of transfers were filed yos- terday. Felix Robinson to C. M. Bates, the © 3¢ of the sw & of section 9, range 40, town- ship 75, 80 acres —£2,080, lqwu- K. Smith, tract In Highland park- -£5,000. A. J. Rodifs E. L. Shugart and A. R. \hllmlrt to J. Hart, 50. ; ucres in section 50— &1, Edmundson to E. 1. H of scction In tow uship 0814 acres—82, Tuido'V. Nortron 1 a tract in Manawa park $4,000. Spencer Sinith to William A, ders, twenty-seven lots in the Gregg ) Monday nig] rres locked up for 51 and range 42 . A. Nordquist to e Opium, morphine habits cured. Bellinger, lrll li \\n\ Council Blufls, Dlllt‘lll‘r Dllmlc Ci rizes. The following numbers have drawn prizes at the store of the Mueller Music compan Ticket No. 4,208 drew lhu orgun. - Swaller prize ,418, fi,ll‘ [ fi.NH, 3. these tic wre .-o...m. ey claim their prizes Personal Paragraphs. Charles Fisher, of Sun Jos¢, Cal., is in the city. Oficer Tamisca has been called to Missouri Valley to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs, A. Rogers. 1. M. Traynor has veturned from Lincoln, Neb., where went on Sunday last to look lost jewels. He returned without them, and dubs his visit “a wiid goose chase. The foltowing registered at the Pacific house yesterd M.J. Breen and wif Dodge; . Taylor, Walnut; W. Janesville, Wis 3 J. D. Thomas, T. C. Huff, L. Uunknnu Fortunato Tho drawing of prizes among the cus- tomers of the Mucller d off very satisfac! rew the organ, The mh I Jucky bers wer 6,8, 6,7 ticket holders ar (]\h'nlul 10 ¢ early as convenicnt and ¢laim gilts, e Guns of ul! } v0del & u._,,un s, bud Kiuds . Mudu St i The Victims of Special Sewer As- WHAT'S DOING IN THE BLUFFS | sessments Want More Equity, A PAIR OF TRUANT LADS CAUGHT Coasting Begins to Make Items—The Doors of the Gambling Houses Swinging To—A Preacher Locked Out. Why They Kick on Sewers, The sewer asscssments are ving puz- zling to those of the aldermen and officials who have them in hand, and who desire to have the burden rest with some sort of equity upon the shoulders of those who receive the benefit and have to pay the bills, It is con- re is a glaring injustice in the method of assessments. In most s ave so avranged that they they enter the h t of the v and are smaller on the outskirts, On count of the peculiar situation of Council Bluffs, the sewers start in the center and run out, growing larger as they pass along by the cheaper property. The system of special as- sessment, adopted in some other cities, of making the abutting prope for the sewer, causes the injust ng the more valuable prop of the city, pay very little, and sewer in- reases in size the cheaper prope has to v much more. It is claimed that this mode of ussessment is not only unfair, but that it is not in accordance with the law. Those who claim this insist that the whole sewer should be charged up to the property in front of which it runs, and apportioned pro rata in accor : number of front feet. The Pear! r, for instance, w first laid a small sewer, though running by largze bueiness blocks and valuable proper It had no outlet, and laid there as a dry diteh, while the property was assessed to for it, th price being small though in portion. ‘Then another season the Fifth ‘nue sewer was constructed. It was not he accommodation of those who , but also as un outlet for der to furnish s outlet, th sewer had to much larger than was otherwise nee ') od 1 s as it was extended to ditch. This was assessed up so that those on ifth avenue had to pay extra for the privilege of having Pearl street sew- erage pass along in frontof their property. Tiiee who hiad the least vaitiable property on Fifth avenue ave called on to pay the most for th gest r, which they have no nted of, ‘uul which is built for the benefit of those who do not pay one-quarter as much. Th are oth auses of complaint in re- gard to the sewers, 1t is claimed that inlets have been put in and charged up, without even asking the owners whether they wanted any, where they wanted them, and how many they wanted. The inlets made work for the contractors, and it is said they have been put in rather plentifull The council committee these and it r considera- tion. can be test against the street prope: + i 4 question whether they can be ma further part of the burden. The averiue sewer has been assessed up, and the certificate How these mat ters can be In the m s who pro- The Pearl node of s d eronkers. are terme Tt is I-m justice ling that they do improvements, but in fac L made. They do want, st of these improvements to with some show of equity and however, the be assessed fuirness. A fine residence tor s win, . Every one making a cash pur: 25 cenls at T. D. King & Co. store gets a chance in the annual pr drawing. Twenty elegant prizes. s Started For California. A couple of fourteen-year-old lads ran away from their homes in Sioux City Mon- day night. They had less than o dollar be- tween them, but proposed to beat their way to the golden state. The names given are athrop and B. Dou A8 5000 us ym home was discovered the 's of the lads sent a message to Chief Mullen, instructing him to arrest them and hold them he until some one arrived to take them home. They were taken back last night. = Cross-cut saws. Odell & Bryant. ——— a new Hall type writer dto H. A P, Bee the WD, drop oftice. A great bargain for first’ who applics. — - The Games of' The announceinc attorn that all prosecuted, seem that or theappr it is that the doo Chance. t of Colonel Daily,county bling houses will be to be taking effect. Either hof the grand jury. Certain re being closed, and the cards tucked away until some more conveni- ent season. There are numerous conjectures and theories. Itis claimed by some that Colonel Daily, being an ardent republican fl bent_on veng | the gamblers, wh credited with having exercised no little mllu- ence in causing the democratic mujority to be lled into big numbers, These claim that the party demands of the county attorney that he shall play even for this political interference, Others are eviden ing to scare Colonel aily from his position, They are pro to “roast” him for alleged ucts as | torney, which they think can be m.ull‘mm mud pies. 1eh do not know Colonel Daily. He is the last man in the city who ¢ driven from a position, when once he takes His army record shows that whatever else he may be, or may not be, he is full of ;.x insists that he meuns just what that keepers of g will bo Dros- ccuted to the best of his ability The effect of the announcement is being made apparent, and it only remains to be seen what the final result will be. L Wadsworth, Etnyre & Co. loan money. - One thousand head of one, two and three-year-old steers for sale. Will give credit'to relinble 5. Enquire o A, J. Greenamayer, 623 Mynster st. telephone Dl E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel of every description. Private consulting All business strictly confidentiul. 0 Broudway, cor- er Main street, ; up-st; -~ “Trouble in de Chu cu the world, the fle Joseph Mills" is having a hard His last figuring before the pub- lie is in connection with the colored Metho- Qist church of this city where he has for some months past officiated as preacher, spivitual adviser, man-of-all-work the completion of the new chu For some time past that organization has been endeavoring, by the collection of money from the liberal 'of the city, to raise enough to clear the indebtedness i ed in the build- ing. Members of the ehurch have acted as solicitors collectors, so that to protect the public from iirposition a notice was pub- d to the effcct that the preacher was the one authorized to coliect funds for this t. h." h and the devil in , eteetera, pter, the mm.vmmh of the On that day a sd upon that He an that ond ch 1 W who laid . and comy; s, complained that one Charles MeDonald officiul in the church, had the key to structure and refused to wished the justice to use the obdurate sheep, To avoid tro church the justice accompanied him MeDonald sad get the key MeDonald's ho to find Instend of going Mills lad the where rpet, but arose from the flnur as her visitors entered. Mill opened the conversation with : “1 done brot an oficer wid me. Vetter gib up dat money. The “woman hastily went down in her and brought ont 288, which she to the preacher with the protes. dats all I got, deed it js." Without more ado the preacher pocketed the cash and led the way to the house of McDonald. He was not at home when the key was demanded of his wife she refused to surrel nder it on justice was waited on an who gave up the £2.88 and an iey was consulted as to the best means to bring the matter to a head. The proba- bility is that the pseudo divine will be called into’ court to answer to the charge of ob- tamning money by intimidation or some other churge equally destructive of the confidence usually r in men of that cloth. Now ye - For best quality coal and wood, call on Gleason, 26 Pearl street, —_——— A Palatial Residence. Those who pass upon Broadway to-day will see displayed in the windows of the Council Bluffs Carpet company « water color picture of the future residence of Hon. George F. Wright. Itis from the hinds of Allen & Bell, architects and designers, 'The conception is a beautiful one and the execu- tion reflects much credit upon the artistic ability of Mr. Allen. The muin building is to be 50 by 100 feet, constructed of Lake Superior brown stone finer and more beautiful material thun which is not upon the f.n'l' of the earth. The new se is to occ site of Mr. Wright's present_home, which will be moved us some other location, this elegant dwelling is about upon it is expected to be begun within a short time. When completed Mr. Wright will have a home which will have no rival in the entire west, Money to loan. Cooper & Judson. - Started For the Pen. Quirk and Hall, the two confidence men, whose operations have been liberally de- serfbed in the Bek, were brought up in the superior court yesterday afternoon for pre- liminary examination. They did not waive examination, as was expected, and after ex- cluding everyone not interested in the pro- cecdings from the room the testimony was begun, Witnesses are here from Lincoln, Omaha and other places—persons who claitii to have suffered -at_the hands of these “slick birds.” The cases were not concluded last evening and will be resumed to-d ol Insure with Wadsworth, Etnyre & Co. it i The Prescrvative Artists. J. M. Holaday, seeretary of the Bluff City Typographical union has prepared his first annual address, from which it appears that the present membership is thirty-three, 1 year ago. Th have been no deaths and no expulsions. The Pts of the society have been $153.80, and the expense about £10 more than that amount. There have been 'six persons ini- tiated into the union during the year, twenty- two reccived by car — Splendid Business Opening For the right man_who has a capital of $10,000." For full information el on or ad Forrest Smith, 14 Pearl st., Council Bluffs sl il B Another Company Incorporated. Yesterday, in the ofice of the county re- L weie filed articles incorporating the Roller Mills company. The names appended as meorporators are A. Con- signy, L. B. Worth, Cassic Consigny and Zerelda Worth. The capital stock is placed at #20,000. Their purpose is to purchase the mills now located in that_place and other valuable property and conducta general mill- ing business. Lo The Central drug management of J. D enlarged and refurr plete stock of fre day line of book and musical g store, under the tuart, has been shed with a com- h drugs. A fine holi- tationery, cutlery ods at very low prices. Elg st A Sleighing Collision. The first coasting uccident of the season was reported as oceuring on North Second street yesterday morning. The victim wus Edgar Hafer, a boy, whose sled was about to dash into a passing team, when avoiding this it was made to_strike another sled. In the collision the boy was badly bruised, and some of his teeth knocked out. —~— in real estate, n Patten, 8 - One F t. The requisition pape ¢ which it is sought to get Charles Adams back from Missouri, to answer to the charge of stealing Chris Durr’s team, are said to be faulty, and henee another The papers will have to be sent b Moincs, reection. The prisoner w prought in time, e Residence lots for sale by Johnston & Van Patten. Lot w LEO HAMLINE'S MEMORY. For burgains go to Johnston & V Main st. Strange Story of His Wanderings srom Home and Buck Again. Chicago Herald das Moore Humline disuppear: month unexpeetedly v red Sunduy morning. just in time for the Christmas dinner, will be as great a puzzle to the doctors as it has been to the reporters until he clears it up for them. A few days after his disappearance u close *h had failed to reveal his wher abouts. Alderman J. H. Hamline sug- ted the theory that his brother wan- while suffering from embol- Humline himself, who was n lust night, decls l]ll'll(nl\!ll'\\llh him. A case of embolism y met with, the doctors admit, h all of them have read about During 1ts ence the sufferer loses his memory, but when it subsides his mental save usually restored, Mrv. Hum- no recollection of what where he traveled, from the mber until he discovered himself in New Orleans last Thursday. He reached home Sunday morning, in company with Thom Walker, whom he met in New Ovleans,and his brother, mline. The case of Leoni- riously nan “The last thing 1 recolle Hamline, as he lighted cigarete, s coming out of Race Bros. My mind was so confused at that time that T can not deseribe it. 1 like aman who had entered a large building and come out another door than the one by which he entered. A man who does that, you know, sometimes gets so puzzled that he does not know who he is; he will be all turned around. That is all T can ex- plain about it. After coming out of Ltace Bros. Twas completly lost until last hursday. do not know where I went the meantime, nor whom I Thursday I found myself in Orvleans. [ suppo then I wa; ing the streets of Cl cago. I knew there was something wrong with me, but I was not aware where Iwas. Iwalked up to a police officer who, T not i differont in make up and mat that worn by the Chicago polic asked him: *What city is this? veplied that it wus New Orleans. made an effort then to compose my mind, I called a cab and drove to o drug stove, where I asked permission to look ut, the ¢ it, 1 looked for the add Y mu.m.-.m rather an ac .,\mmmnu that rs ago in Chicago. After d to several places T met wie, who is an importer of s from Central Americd. When 1 govto hisotice Tusked one of the clerks began in diry if Mr. O'Lea W Fie so that hie was in the nextoffice. T steppe in there and found Mr, O'Learie and a friend of mine from Chicago—Thomas Valker, They made their surprise mani- fost by words and actions at seeing me. I could not understand them, "I asked what was the matter and they said, “We thought you were dead. Haven't ou hm n reading the Chiengo paper: were 5o aston- ished at first they could hardly speak. T was so confused at the time that really did not know where I was, They asked me if I knew where I had been: Seeing my condition, they told me that I had been away from Chicago nearly n month, and thet my family was wel was then struggling to regain conscious- Ness or reason. fi.-. talking to me for a while they took me ont and gave me some refreshments—lunch--and in the meantime they telegraphed to Chicago that they had found me. Then they started out to find where T had been stopping. After a long search they found I had registered at a hotel whose correct name 1 amnot sure of, but I think it was the Phillips house, and that T had been there for two days, There they found a sacthel belonging to me. I was taken to Mr. O'Learie’s house, where I was put to bod. A doc- tor who called gave medicine to quient my nerues and o cause me to sleep. They took care of me until next even- ing, when Mr. Walker and I left for Chicago.” “*Where did you A\ll]l"‘""l“ Hamlin smember right, he met us at prings. Miss. We arrived home yesterday morning. That's about as far as T can tell you.” “You had considerable money when you left Chicago: did you lose it?" “Idid not. I had about $700 when T reached Mr. O'Learie’s. I drew %000 from the bank that morning (November 28) with which to pay the employes of the factor had some more money in my clothex. That's all I know. Oh, yes; there is another thing T'll tell you. ‘At the time T came into O'Learie’s of- fice T had a hat on that was manu tured in Baitimore.™ A H(ul you that hat when you left Chi- 07" ‘No. T left here with a fur There was found in one of my pockets o ard of the Everett House at Jackson- ville, Fla.” *Do you know if you had been in those cities? “I know nothing about it, except the finding of the Florida hotel card on my ermu and the Baltimore hat on my ead “*When did you go aw It was four weeks to-ds it was the 25th of November. 1 'know it was Monday on account of having drawn the money from the bunk for the men at our facto 0%Do you remémber Race Bros?” 0 “No.” ¥ “Do_you remember that you lunch in the r LY Inl-mhL eet your brother, They say when you left had a as one \\n\lhl ng stunned from having head. From that hour until Thursday last T know nothing. My mind is a blank to what trans- ||\| d during that time.” wl you at any time previously ex- enced like feeling? “No. The doctor down there ques- tioned me about it. He had not run across a case like it, but he had heard of it. I told him I thought it was from indigestion, from which T suffered for years., T suffer from vertigo because of it. Isuffered so much from it that [ had to go to Idaho territory for weeks. My trip there did me good. )o you still suffer from indigestion?” “Yes, but the doctors claim that my loss of memory—I forget the techinal word they used—was not caused by i digestion, but by rheumatism, which I contracted while shooting on the Illi- nois r heen hit on the TRheumatism in the blood, wh neutral an FURNITURE ! ‘We are now prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE ! Our immense puildings are packed full of the most BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT GOODS In our line, and at prices that will defy com- petition. We guarantee our goods to be just as we represent them. Please give us a call ‘whether you wish to buy or not, and bring your friends with you. It is no trouble to show our goods. Respectfully, C. A. BEEBE & CO. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 600 Broodway Council Bluf 1857 h Hood's and thus cures rheuma- , lowa. Established BY RXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE CHIGASO ROCKISLAND & PAGIFIC RAILWAY By reason of ite contral position v 086 East of Chicago, and continiaud ha travel and frafflc between the Atlantic and Pacific. The Rock Island main line and branches include Chi: La o enesco, Moline t, fitermediate citics and 1o Da “The cun Rock Guarantees permanent .{ ridges a "its rolling sto 1ia passenier equipment Ras all the safety applian texpericnce hasprovel wheful, and for lizurious accommodatiors 13 un nssed, Trains consist of superior oaches ce Parlor and Slee Ca and (between Chicdgo Kansas City) restful Reclining Chair eiplin exacting “‘The Famous Albert Lea Rovre'’ I'(rlunm Chicago and Minneapolls and St. Pa {s the dally 10 attractive Minnesota, and, via A grazing lan ikikoo, the Rock Tsland offers sy per + between Cincinnati, Indian. St Joseph, Atchi- [ any duwv\lln ormiaticn, apply 10 principal omees (a {50 United States and Canada. or address, at Chicago, E ST N, LA Mol o ok, Uer) B VoM don Eib 6 7ue Ak SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. QUFCIAL advertizeients, sich as Lost, Found, To Lo For Sale, To Rent, Wants, lhmrlflml. ete., will be inse (ried In nnmumm. At the low raté of TEN ( VE for the first iu- Sertion and. ive Centa Tet LA for nch abie. quent insertion. Lea vertisements at our office No. 12 Pearl Street, near Brosdway Coun eil Blufts, Towa, JOR RENT seven_room house, T. ¢ e Enquire of W. 'ED uuu-\ on t “v NTE or both ean -ln |u T in a frst-class hotel in a |l1||(-~ul|vu with references, Biufts A Loy with pony to take carrier PO, B JOR REN e pl pleasant rooms lp\h\h‘ 1w Broadways alvo for sale numercus articles of household goods. Apply early. OR SALE-Furniture u fice to reduce stock. own price M YR RENT-—/ terst. Apply VWANTED- First capital, to work shares. First class chance. Smith, Council Tiluffs, la. You can buy at your _gardener, with nsive wgarden on Address Joseph FXCHANGE “Omatu and Counctl Blufls prop- erty and western land for stocks of ‘mer- chandise, ‘all on or address J. B, Christian, Council Bluffs, T, Bl [LDING lots and cre property for sale by Day, 39 Pearl st. RARE CHANCE! MUST BE SOLD! The desirable residence or business propert known us thie Powers Place, on Upper lirond: Jray obposite the M. . chutch, will positively be ®old within the next thirty days. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, Address bids to GEORGE R. BEARD, Omaha, Neb,, 1317 and 1319 Douglas St. J LATEST NOVELTIES In Amber. tor- toise shell, ete. Hair orna- ments, as well as the newest N novelties in hair goods, Hair goods Madeto order Mrs. c. L. 'Gillette, 20 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Out of town work solicited and_all mail or- ders promptly attended to. | CRESTON HOUSE, Main Street, Council Bluffs. Only Hotel in the City with Fire Es= cape. Electric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable. MAX MOHN, Proprietor. $2 AN ELEGANT $2 GOLD WATCH FOR TWO DOLLARS. To each purchaser of £2.00 worth of goods we give a ticket which entitles the holder to one chance on an ELEGANT GOLD WATCH Worth 800, We carry a nice line of goods, in the latest styles, embracing Men's and Boys' cloth- ing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, gloves, mittens, ete., which we will sell you at ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked by other dealers, and giv u a chance on the watch besides, Come and examine our goods and prices before purchasing. Remember the place— 546 and 548 Broadway. M.MARCUS. Al Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work, Ovders by mail for repars promptly attencp to. Satistiaction guarant 0th Avenue. Ad dress Ogden Boiler Work: Council Bluff, Iowa 7 GREAT DISGOUNT SALE OF 20 PER CENT ON HATS AND CAPS FOR CASH. 1514 DOUGLAS STREET, =~ - - OMAHA. .WM. WELCH, : Carriage and Bxpress Line OFFICE—615 SOUTH MAIN ST. Telephone No, All cals grom District promptly attenc D. H, MGDANEI.I] & 00, | Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. legraph Office Highest Market Prices. Returns, Prompt 20 and #22 Main Street,Council Bluffs,Jowa, CHRISTIAS WARES! Large Line at fiea_s[mahla Figures. IIONMLER THE CHINA MAN No. 2 Maiu St.; Council Blufts, fowa, IT WOULD TAKE MORE ROOM THAN ALL THE NEWSPAPERS IN THE CITY TO REPRESENT IN PRINT | HENRY EISE MAN & C0.'S GRAND HOLIDAY STOCK! But it is well known that our house contains such a multitudg of items that it is impossible to name them, nor could the papers make space to enumerate the articles now on exhibition. Each and every one of our departments will offer thousands of useful and ornamental things SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS ‘We have made every effort to place on sale the most attractive and useful gooda at the lowest possible prices, and we invite inspection and comparison. Special Handkerchief sale this week at 5, 10¢, 15¢, 25, up to $10. Each and all go at about half price. Silk Handkerchiefs and large varicty. Laces, Embroider Fichues, Lace Collavs, Kid and Gloves. All must gout this great sule. Suits, Ve, 2¢, Mufilers in Cloaks, Wraps, Gentlemen's Dressing Gowns and Smoking Jackegs. Ladie’s Slumber Robes, Japanese Smoking Jackets all Silk and Quilted at %5, $6, $7.50 to $10. Each a ver suitable preseut from u lady to a gen- tleman. MAIL ORDERS RE ns in our Art ;:nm]'l dey partment. Knit goods, Un thing musg be sold th v l Come to the People’s store first and soq what we can do for you. 7 ve the goods and thal suve you money overy We know we 1 our prices wi time. 4 i A | will red in oug With every #2 purchase you ceive u ticket for one chune 100 grand free presents. CEIVE PROMPT AT« TENTION. HENRY EISEMAN & CO., PEOPLE’S STORE, 314, 316,318 & 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. DO YOU INTEND TO BUY A PITAITO O ORG.A.N% IF SO ITOTW IS YOUR TIME! [k MOKT BEAUTIFUL, | A SM00TH 1y TN HED CARES, PRICES IO WER TEIAIN zvtfi%sponz: We Defy All Competition and Challenge a Comparison of Goods and Prices With Any House In the West, SEE US BEFORE YOU PURCHASE! SWANSON MUSIC GUMPANY 329 WEST BRUADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS, TS s e IOWA, o BROS., 2 —STRICTLY CASH— Wholesale and Retal Grocers. Will sell you groceries cheaperthan you can buy them anywhere el se on earth. Mail orders solicited. GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT DR. C. B. JUDD MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED—Good No. 201 Main Street, A COM PI ETE \OY AP men on large commission or salary. = A. RINK = Gouncll Bluffs, lowa. 55()1{ TMENT OF L GROCERIES Both Domestic and Foreign. TWO Trotting - Stallions “FOR SALE -CHEAP! STANDARD, UNDER RULR 6 WADE CARY. - Connel! Blufi, e Star Stables and Mule Yards constantly on hand, fop ln “ .n re VM i in car load lots. ra promptyy Blled by contract o shory on commission 14 SCHLUTER & BOLEY, site Dumiy Depot, Council Blutis,