Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1888, Page 6

1843 THE DAILY BEE. ‘COUNOCIL BLUFFS. e e OFFICE NO, 12 P L STREF Delivered by Cartier in An; Twenty Cents H. W. TILTON Part of the City at er Week, MANAGER. ELEPHONES: N. Y. Plumbing Co, New spring goods at Reiter's. Misses school hats reduced from 50 at 0. Friedman’s, 1o 15¢ Superintendeut McNaughton reports the enriiment of pupils in the public schoo's at 8,01 for the year which closes next Fridey. July 4 the Temple Builders of the Bapist ehurch will _serve diuner and supper at 508 Broadway he procecds will go to benefit tho church. Permits for the erection of #8400 dwellings hiave been issned by the city clerk to Chris Egholm and K. B, Armstrong, and to N. L n for a §70 addition. Rudio, the manager of the Councii Blufts te s trying to arrange for a gaye with the Platt th team at Manawa Ath Jetie park next Friday afternoon. Squire Barnett tied a_double hard knot in . @ piece of his matrimonial cord, Monday evening, uniting for Jife the destinics of Al ]‘Nllllpmul Allie Pierce, both of Rock Island, 1L A delivery wagon runaway created a momentary by on Broadway yeste morning, but as the fiyers wi stopped without doing any uamage, the ripple quickly subsided. The application of the Lake Mana motor company to dissolve the “Milwauke injunction, wus not argued at Avocs yest day. It will be heard by Judge Deemer nere to-da. The fumily of Chris Beck at the present time, fi with intermitfent fe of who is the wife pected 10 recover. The new drill corps recently organized in connection with the republican club heldfa meeting lnst evening, and will hereafter meet every Tuesday g for drill. The mem- bership is rapidly increasing, and the squad presents a very fine appearance on parade. "The city marshal and his deputies are busy serving notices of the abatement of nuis- ances, and also the special uss nent no- tices for the curbing that has just been com- pleted on lowcr Broadway between Streets ville and the river, Sunday afternoon Samuel Barton, of Lewis township, and Mary A. Heft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heft, on avenue B, wern united in m Kev. Dr. Cooley, of the Baptist_church, officiating. The smony was performed at the residence of the bride’s parents, ‘The Mueller Music company has just re- ceived a lot of new and popular songs standard writers. Among these are Whites' “Madeline; For The: Alone,” and “‘Only 1o See Thee Smile” both by Strelezki, They are beautiful and shold” be in the folios of every singer. W. C. DeLong and Professor Howard, of Omaha, were in the city vestorduy arranging for the' production of a popular opera by an Omaha'combinatio ranization will combine the best musi ent of the two cities. This entertaiument will be given at Dohaney’s opera house on the evening of th 27th inst., for the benefit of St. Bernard's Tospital. Monday night, about 11 o'clock, Mrs. Bdith, wife of Bdward Landmack, passed awa from this life, aged about twenty-four years. Two children, one an_infant a féw hours old, are thus left motherless, and the sympathy of the community will £o out to the stricken husbund and little ones. The funeral ser- vices will take pluce this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the residence, corner of Damon and Hill streets, John P Weaver holds the sub-contract to dothe brick work on the new Washington enue school building, and Contractor Mur- phy states that the galvanized iron and tin work will also be done in this y brick used will be manufactured all of the work done by hor This policy of favoring home | terprises is hichly commendable. It is not et decided whether to get the stone for the uilding at Anamosa or Joliet, although it is probuble that the latter place will furnish it. ‘The funeral of the late John Newtc ace at 10 o'clock this morning f) way Mcthodist chu 8 afMicted members being ill Two of them, one il mother, are not ex- ¥ He hud been suffering for some time prior to lus death from cancer of the stom- ach, and w able to take but very little nourishument,r ing to de was acquainted with all of the older in this vicinity, and leq friends to mourn his d e t compan, Union Abstra Main street. The engineer for Durlin Bros. for their groceries, 533 Broadway. Id Lloyd will take your order. Tel Pt The Kickapoo Indians, with their wonderful medicines, are here, corner Byoadway and Eighth sts. - Personal Paragraphs, Otcar Kiplinger, Charies Hammel and Harry Haworth go' to Blue lake to-day with the determination to break all ish records. Charles Beno is attending the Chicago con vention and attending 1o business connec with the firm with which he is associuted. Mrs. 5. B. Wadsworth lcaves to-day for Oregon, 111, her old home, where her sister {8 prostrated with a probable fatal illness. She will remaim about two months, A cablegram was received yesterday from Mrs. H. Friedman, dated at Hamburg, Ger many. Friends will be glad to know that the voyage was wmade in safety and all are well. ——————— Mrs. Fannie Kellog ackert will re- ceive a limi number of scholars in voeal culture. Apply at Mucller Music company. Ak LS RS Should Have One More Knot. . Mrs. W, H. Lewis 18 the name of an un fortunate woman living at the corner of Ave- nue A and Bighth street who is left to mourn the duplicity of aman whom she supposed was her lawful husband, until the veil was rudely torn aside. Several days ago Lewis Jeft the eity, leaving also his wife, a little girl and several creditors. [t now transpires that he has three wives, and Mrs. Lewis No. 1, who is the mother of the little girl, came from Omaha Monday and took her daughter sway with ber. The abandoned woman is without means or friends in this city and money is being raised to send her to her home in St. Joe. The police are investigat ing Lewis' rocord, - We have a number of slightly dam- paged pianos and organs which will be s0ld at a bargain, Cuall on Mueller Music Co., 103 Main st e Grand balloon asceusion by the Kickapoos, Saturday evening, 8 o'clock, cor. Broadway and Eighth sts, - Free Indian show every three weeks, corner of Br Eighth sts, nigtht for adway and el Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- mishings of the New York plumbing Co, - - The Board of Trade. ‘There was a meeting of the board of trade Jast evening, but there was no business trans- acted, as there was no quorum. ‘Those pres ent discussed certain matters pri but nothing new was divulged nor any additional stops tuken Lo what had ali eady been begun. - - 2. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel security of every description, Private consulting rooms. All bhusiness strictly confidentinl. Ofice 500 Broadway, cor- ser Main street, up-stairs, ———- Buy a *White" sew. mach, 20 N.Main, b B. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. ; e e Travelers! Stop at the Béchtele. AL ABOUT THE BLUFS, An Idiot Who Boarde at Swill Bar- rels and Fires Buildinga, A VERY HEARTLESS BIGAMIST. He Deserts Wife No. 3—-A Scavenger System Badly ded -~ Waiting for Hotel Men-—Personals and Minor Incidents. Garbage Gathering. The city has been endeavoring for several terms to clean up the streets and sys by publishing notices signed by mar. ayors and other titled personages, T'hese proclamations have a healthy effect on the cash drawers of pet political ¢ but seem to effect little else. Citizens who are ordered to remove gorb age from their yards and alleys are tureat- ened with dire penaltics for neglect or diso- bedience, yet they are not provided with any way of removing the offensive accumulations. A priv ssidence can have u barrel in the back yard, but there 18 no way of getting it empticd except by private contract. ( an_hardly find any one willing to take such garbage uu at any price, It is uselees 1o ask the marshal for in- formation as to how this garbage can be dis- posed of. H would like to tell but he does not know. His orders are simply to make people clean up, or else file information against them. He has to leave it to the citi 7en to hunt up some one as best he can. Aside from the expense of thus having a team make a special trip for each little lot, those who attempt to do this work have no place to dump the age and trouble is lia ble to arise about The situation, in brief, is that a man must remove his garbage or be fined. He can hire no no one to re- move it, cannot remove it himself, and there is no place to which The council is being urgec city, employ or license sc some dumping ground, and then enf cleanliness. Each heated season has brought this same trouble to the notice of the city, but no season has yet brought any solution. mells grow more plentyand carts more scarce. gans, S - A Motley Gathering. Judge Aylesworth opered his eyes in s prise as ho took his accustomed seat in police court yester morning, o see Peterson amble ponderously fory quest in dulcet tones to be released. “Why, said his honor, “‘that i t you asked terday, you go. How does it } pen you in?? Maggie did not deign to reply, and the information was ob- tained from another source that she was found at 7 o'clock on the preceding evening at the “Q" local depot as drunk as it is ever possible for a mortal to be.. Captain Dyer made the arrest, and he was compelled to support the drowsy female's nead on his bosom for the full space of an hour and twenty minutes, until the patrol wagon could answer a call to the transfer and then come to his relief. She was in possession of #1 and a railroad ticket, and the courtor- dered Chief Lucas to take her to the depot and see that she left the city on the first train. Riley Bradshaw, a repulsive looking idiot, as the next vietim, and the court was asked to effectually dispose of him ia some way, as he wus in danger of bemg {eis in habit of frequenting the of the city, ane the officers see him going through the swill barrels and take him for a thief. He does not obey orders to hLalt, and slips his hands into his pockets in such a iner that the policeman do not know whetlier he intends to pull a_gun on them or not, ¢ L y recognized him in time to hooting him. He mania for s ing burned the depot at Gleawood a 'few years ago, and when arrested Monday evening, was trying to set fire to the rubbish around the trans- fer depot. The court ordered him locked up until he could consider the case. Mrs. Beech, the poor, lone widow who fig- ured a few days ago as the prosecuting wit- ness in the caseof Clara McKinley for keep- ing a disorderly hou wis again _on hand und informed the court that Clara had failed to obey orders, and scek green fields and pustures new, but was still conducting her- self m such a manner as to bring disrepute on the whole house and neighborhood. She wanted to swear out a warrant for “Old Mun Kems,” the owner of the property, as she believed he was in *‘cahioots” with' the McKinney woman. She was accommodated, and an oficer was dispatched to order Mr. Kems to appear in court this morning. ———— Knocked a Scab Off. A case was tried before Judge Aylesworth yesterday afterncon in which some of the “Q" scabs took a prominent part. From the testimony of the numerous witnesses examined, it appeared that the difficuly grew out of the feeling that exists between the friends of the strikers and the scabs, Mon- aay evenlng a trio of the latter, Burns, Arnold and Middleton, met two union men, Lynch of the Rock Island, and Roach of the Union Pacific, on Peurl street, and a few questionable compliments were exchanged, which soon led to blows. Although the -abs were in the majority, they stood up to the rack but a very few minutes before taking to their heels. They testified that they *‘ran to call a policcman,” S witnesses were examined on each sidi the court room wus filled with inte spectators. After briefly reviewing the 1ence, the court announced his decision that Lyuch was the aggressor, and accord- ingly fined him #5 and costs, amounting to nearly §20 in all, One of the abs posed as a ‘“‘dead game fish,” and created considerable merriment by his valorous assertions that he “never would run,” still he was unable to account for his vemarkable sprntiug of the preceding evening. has a Kansas City and Omaba. Jommencing 1888, the K. C., 8t. Jo & C., B. R. R. Co. will run their trains Nos. $and 4 between Kansas City and Omaha_via Council Bluffs and the U. P bridge. They will arrive and depart the same as heretofore. MARSHALL, Gen'l Agent. R s rguing in real estate, The City Compells Obedience. Tho city council has evidently determined that it and not the various railroads cen- tering in the city shall determine what mat- ters come properly within their jurisdiction At various times these roads have been not fled to remove all obstructions from Indian creek, these obstructions being the piling used 'in the construction of bridges. No at: tention has been paid to these notices and esterday the wmarshal fled information aguinst the local representatives of all the rouds crossing the creek. A Warrant was is- sued for the arrest of Agent M, M. Marshail, of the *Q" and K. C. ‘This was served and the hearing was set for Monday next, To- duy warrants will be issued for the following persons: A. F. Elwell, J. C. Mitchell, 8. S, Ste F. M. Gault and John Lane, If » Can be secured all these cases will be ied on Monday next Tipton has City Counc reeedings. The city council met last evening to con sider puving and grading bids. These w canvassed, but Do action was taken, The whole matter was laid over until this (Wed- nesday) evening. J. E. Harkness asked the council to pro- vide a map of Council Bluffs for usein the prosecution of the Chautauqua enter- prise. On motion of Aldermau Lacy, the wayor was justructed to make such pur- chase. Adjourned until this evening. - The Grand Hotel. The hiotel commitiee has telegraphed the Chicago syndicate to come on &t ouce and proceed with the erection of the hotel. No answer hias yet been received and it s said that the members of the syndicate are ar- rauging miner details in regard to the work Before leaving Chicago, The letters and dis patchies of the Chicago gentlemen show that they acted in good faith i the wmatter, aud BOW that the stipulated conditions have been complied with, it is probable that the wor will be pustied through with @ rush. SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, The City Council. Tho usual crowd accompanied the council Aown_into the cellar Monday nicht, but the heat and foul atmosphere soon drovethem up again, and comparative peace and quietr 1. After routine business on mo- tion of Councilman McMillan, the rules were suspended and At y Edgerton explained that the charges preferred against Police Judge Renther were presented in an impor- fect manner, inasmuch as they were pre- ferred by a citizen instead of a member of the city council, as the ordinance governing the question require He also asked that the charges be made specific, in order that his client might have a_fair show to r o action was taken and the finance committee reported favorably on a number of bill presented at the last meeting, and they shared the old fate of being ““placed on file.”’ The committed reported -unfave the proposed bridge acrcss the creek \t's avenue, An ordinance to give \ year franchise to an electr ompany wasstrongly opposed by Coun- McMillan, Rafferty and_Burk, and found in_Councilman Bayliss its sole de fender. Sharp words were spoken but the ordinance once more was sent back to the committee. Routine business followed and bills amounting to §1,040.30 were presented the month, Then the charies against Reuther were once more taken up. Attorney Edgerton again explained that thes was no inclination on the part of his client to shirk an investigation, but he wanted to know epecifically the harges against him. He also wanted the ‘harges to be preferred by a councilman as the Jaw required, becauseit would show no malice. Mayor Sloan and Councilmen Smith and McMillan were of the same opin ion, but City Attoracy Dowd and Council- man Bayliss (of the firm of Dowd & Bayliss) argued contrary. It was finally decided to have an investigation on Wednesday night. The question of issuing bonds was talked over and the eity attorney instructed to draft the proper ordinances for the issuing of honds for water, viaducts and other pur- poses. The meeting then adjourned until Wednesday night. A Sad Case. Asad case of desertion and me to light yesterday af ladies who were looking for a house to rent made their way into an apparently empty one on Twenty-seventh street, just north of the school house. While looking over the rooms they ascended to the second story, where, to their surprise, they found a young girl lying on a broken- down cot with a newly born babe her side. Only a few pieces of torn quilts and blankets afforded her a covering, but she scemed unwilling to make any statem Inquiry showed that her name was Josie and that for some time she had 3 various hotels and _board- ing _hous Thursday last she obtained work in the Metropolitan laundry, but on ining of feeling il was ailowed to go home Friday night. When next seen she was found as above, but some charitably dis- posed persons have taken the matter up” and she is now vetter cared for, destitu oon. Two Notes About the City. his year the assessment will foot up to 50,000, lbright is to have a_lock-up, and the old caluboose will be moved down there. Councilman McMillan made the statement that none of the city ordinances were good, and a great many think the same thing. Two of them have 1y been found defective. Charles 1t a dozen palm leaf fans to the uncil chamber, They were appreciated, Mo Prerce having neglected to do the Scavenger work, James H. Hayes was ap pointed in his plice It costs the city from £50 to 100 per month furnish Omaha vagrants with 25-cent s Knights of Labor object to wi streets along side of conviets, and y the council to that effect, but their was tabled quit. Mrs, J. W. Clark, of Greenwood, uest of her daughter, Mrs, Holland. Mrs. E. O. Mayfield has returned from a trip to Greenwood. on the titioned petition and they will have to do it or is the Railroad News, DBeginning yesterday the Chicago & Northwestern will recewve and deliver freight from their depot at Fifteenth and Webster strects. The road has for some time received and delivered from the Union Pa- citic depot. nfendent Dickinson, of the Union . is conflued to his house with ar tack of illness contracted while out on the road last weel. It is said to be nothing of a i however. REPORT. Bre of Monday contained an item eding wie squandering of money at faro which was to be paid the striking B. & M. employes by the brotherhood paymaster last weck. Yesterday one of the local commit- tee men at this point called at this oftice and left, the following, whicn is doubtless the true statement of the case. £e: Tseea state- meut in ) :k that the paymaster for the brotherhood had spent the money to be paid to the men at this point playing faro. Now I wish to state that the man who told 1his lie exceeds all previous liars, as every engineer and switchman at this point has been paid up to date. Besides, I don’t think our paymaster hus knowledge enough of the gawe to bet any mouey on that or any other game, as T have known him for ten years and never kne rds of an PriiL. SEIDENSTRICKER —— tate Transfe 1 Bchroeder, trustee, to B H Mek lot ¥, blk K Brown park, w d " 350 Max Meyer et al to A P Halfnili, ot 21, blk 7, Manhattan add, w d A JohnJ Hedick and wife to C A Palmer et al, 61x132 ft bk 311, Omaha, wd... M Hichardson to T Drexel, Se of nw e wd. . Wiliam V Morse &) lots 9 and 10, blk 7, Ryndicate Hill M Fleming to H E Gladwin, s 100 £t of X20 rods nw of nw 5-16-13 e, J L. Pierson and wife 10 G 1ots b and 16, Pierson’s sub, w : E Svenson and wife to L F Anderson, lots k o wd 4 d to CT Dickin Real 40 1,000 i'wife to R Mantz, wa Omiana, wd.. 5 A J Poppleton und wite 10’ C8potsi ood, fot 6. bik 2, Poppleton Park, wd..... has Peterson and wife to Saml Jaco lots 10 and 15, Bellatr, w d o J € Coristensen et wl ‘to WT' Keaman, 10 lots, blk 5, Cloverdale add, w d.. FJ McCarthy to N D Hoxié, lov 6, Clark's Sub, w d . ke E E Mayne and Wite'to Ml Hoxie s Mayne plice, w e R M. Hoxie and wite to I J McCurily, ot 1 bl % Mayne place, v d .o RM Patterson et ul to L LJobuson, 10t 16, Dik 1, Talson plac a. . H_Kountze and wire'to A" ector, lot 14, bk 2, Kountze place. w d. E Haunon et al to Nollmaxn, 1ot 6, bik 4, Riverside add, w d e Eighteen transfers, aggregating, . ER2 Building Permits. The following building permits were is- sued yesterday by the superintendent of buildings : J. B Cowglll, stroets Frank Swaboda, two-story frame double tenement, Sixteenth and Willia Charles Beindorf, lmprovements (o store building, 12 Farnam Joun Colson, kitchen, Twentieth and Dorcas P . barn, Fgbert and Cass [t 2,000 5,00 Four permits, aggregating The *Life of thé flesh is the blood thereof;” pure blood means healthy functional activity and this bears with it the certainty of quic i from sickness or accident. Dr, J. H, MeLean's ngthening Cordial and Blood Purifier gives pure r blood, and vitalizes and strengthens the whole body. #1.00 per bottle OGDEN -:- BOILER -:- WllHKS,V CARTER & SON, Prop's. Manutaciurers of All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheat tron Work. Orders by mail for repairs prompuly sttended to. Baiisfaction g uarsnteed. 10th Avenue. Ad- dress Ogden Houler Works, Couuell Bluls,lowa. THE NEW BRID Hil SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. gest Stock, Lowest Prides, .’:‘ RBAL HST. £52S MUTUAL LIFE NS, CO. of Any Bank in the oit, AT [ "SI909°8 1/ 465520 Do) 40} SIUICH D2 « Wholesale. No. 8. Pearl Addns sas0i s8] 88140490 REXXHXI XX “— GERLRAL AQTNT = METCALF BROTHERS. Willlam WATVEL New York Largest Capital and Surplus VH, & A, D.Faster, COUNCIL BLUFFS Point, @il X Gloss Go, St. TR RSN N\ EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. W EHOLESALRE EEARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. Manufacturer of Fine Carriages and I have always a full stock to select from. Call and examine, Prices Low v. Nos. 27 to 31 NOW HUSBAND DEAR YOU GO RIGHT DOWN TO PETER C. MILLER’S 'SPECIAL NOTICES. uch as Lost, Found, nle, To Rent, Wants, Boarding 1'in this column ‘at the low PER LINE for the flrst in- Per Line for each e advertisements eot, near Broadway, C IPECYALadve To Loan, For ., will b ate of ertion a nt insertion, No, 12 Pearl St cil BlufTs' Towa, WANTS. TED=3 men to work. D, J. Smith, fruit grower, South 1st PO REN good f bath room 5th ave. TooR rE Te Immedinte nished house, 10 rooms; _closet city water. Apply on premises, § splendid, front room, bom and closet, furnished, at 728 Washington avy with dr sonuble rates. Wi merchundise, y \7ANTEDGirls to do_dress mak 0 Broudway, up stair: TV AND-To exchange Nebraska or Wizeonsin farm lunds for Council Blufts or Omaha 0. P. McKess araitny and carpsts: will pay full cash value, Mandel, 82} Broadway. W ANTED— Stoc Omaha and Counc! also western land to on or addross Joh Chamber of C. . stoves AL v propert; hauge for'goods, Call n & Christian, Rocm 8, Omaha, OR SALE—At a bargain, 40 acres near stock yards, South Omaha,” Neb,, Johnson & Christian, 'Room 35, Chamber of Commerce, Omaha, iv TED—A first-class cook at the liouse. VW ANTED=A plneo to care for horses, milk wnd do other work in private famlly, J. 12, Bee oftice, Conncil Blufls. "DO YOU WANT NVE SN B g ) You can get it in any amount, on either short or long time, on chattal or real estate security. Has real estate of all kinds, Call on or address L. B. Cratts, 523 Broad Council Blus. " PROF, HENRY RUIFROX, Instructor of Music, and Dadge street, Omaha. No. 114 Stutesman street, Council Bluffs, Meinberg's Music Store Notice to Merchants The Roberts Portable and Adjustable Store shelving is now on exhibitton in J. Neumayer’s new building on Brond- way, Cour Blufl: The patentee so- licits your careful investigation, rel ing upon your' judgment and expe ience with different systems of shelv- ing. We believe it to be the best and most practical arrangement for conven- ience ever put in a building. Please give it a thorough examination. The shelves are neat in construction; can be put up quickly and cheaply; can be taken down, moved and set up without the aid of a mechanic. They adjust nicely to the distance desired between shelves and give the goods a grand and beautiful display. Every possible ad- vantage is combined in this system. Every merchant should call and sce us for we have the MERCHANT'S FRIEND. B. F. ROBERTS. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. $00Broadway Counctl Bluffs, lowa, Established $15. o Mortds Type Writer in @ practical, well and finely Hnished machineg, and combines perfect lettering, exact allignment, and rapid writing of a bivh priced writer, Thé EDI- SON MIMEOGRAPH, the best apparatus made for manifolding autographic and type writer work: 3,000 copies can be taken, TYPE'WRIT supplies for sale. 8end for circulars, The celsior Co., Council Blufls,la, Mention ihis papel B, GRAUL, Manufacturers NO, 104 E, BROADWAY. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICI Star Stables and Mule Yards Broadway, Council Blutls, Opp. bummy Depot Horses and mules constautly on hand, for sale at retail or Lo car load lots. Orderg promptly filed by.coutract 0o shors notice Btock sold on misston, Telcphone 14— SCHLUTER & BOLEY. " Oppusite Duwipy Depot Councll Blutts, Buggies. WALL PAPER 1 SAW THERE YESTERDAY. HE DOES ALL KINDS OF HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING DECORATING, WHITENING, ETC. And Has None But Experienced Workmen. Nos. 11 & 13 Pearl St., Conncil Bluffs. JONES & SHUGART, ~)AGENTS FOR(— VICTOR CYCLES. LERS IN HARDWARE AND STOVES. —)THE CELEBRATED(— DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE ! O, 211 BROADWAY. SWEET POTATO PLANTS. FOR BALE BY J.R. McPHERSON ower and Dealer in Vegetables, Vegetable Plants, Fruits, Etc. EAST ERCE nnl;l] EET, MAIL ORDEKRS PROMPTLY FILLED. SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIS Diseases of Women and Children, 97 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 0. H. McDANELD & C0., Hides. Tallow, Palts, Wool and Furs, Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. 20 and 82 Malo Sireet,Councll Biults, lowa -~ De ity & County REAL BSTATE Poregoy & Moore™ 3 L 3 o s Santo Rosa. H.F. HATTENHAUER, Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. “‘IAVA'AYOZ"' WU R MUSIC™ CoMmP; Hardman, Everett & Fi.xhtr J Siedentopf, Y ¥ BIANOS: g B Main St Councll Bluffs, 1814 St. Mary's Av., Omabe .} TS IR Your Patronage Is Solicited. LW, &E. L SquiRg's < Abstracts of Title 188835092 _|n 1889, 50.000. .10 Population WEIR SHUGART CO. O BBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. s Carriages, whien 1sell ata very low rate. L am always ready to show goods. WE HAVE SOLD A GREAT QUANTITY OF - DRY GOODS, GARPETS, ETC,, BUT WE YET HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK AND THE SLAUGHTER WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DEPART- MENT IS CLEANED OUT. Fourth Street. The Best Bargains Ever Offered will be given to our trade during this week. We shall paralyze prices and surprise the buy- ers. No matter what you want, CALL AND SEE US. We will give you betler values for less money than you ever got in your lives before. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. HARKNESS BRO’S. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 118 FINLEY BURKE" Pearl St., Council Biufls, Towa. STONE & SIMS-- R e Dentist, e e £ C C HAZEN A Corner Main Street and First Avenue, Counci v L uffs, Iowa. Plans, Supervision of Public Work. Couneil Blufis, Towa. Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Specifications, Buildi Brown Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa Courts, Office—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, Council Bluff e s Speciulist in disenses of Eye. Ear, Nose and £ LLe. y Wl U irn treated by madl after first consultation Office cor, Main street and Broadway. Residence, 610 Bluff st. 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NEW SPRING } Accommodations First Class, MILLINERY I Rates Always Reasonable PROFPRIETOR 1614 DOUGLAS SI., OMAHA,NEB ' MAX MOHN, - T SR O TS L SRR WHS- S A AL T BN s keep in stock a large variety of eastern —— " &