Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BE COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE, NO 12 PEARL STRE Delivered by carrier in An Twenty ( M. W, TILTON TELF BUsinges OFpicr No Niows En Part of Week MANAGER. the City & THON ES 4. MINOR M NTION, N. Y. Plumbing compuny. Only $10.75 at Chapman’s art stove. The Catholic ¢ opens to-mor- row e ladies’ baza: A, merchant tai Broadway. Best hard and soft conl and Missouri wood. £ L 619 Brondway, The coal coll vernment huilding will be comple ow and the side walk relaid Tuesday Conpressman Joseph Lyman will resime his law practice here, He is fitting up room b, 13 building, for his use Atthe grand republican rally in this eity on the 2th inst., Senator Allison, of this state will be one of the principal speakers, Council Bluffs City Dircctory, oftice 606 West Broadway, telephone 268, U. S, Di rectory Co., publishers. Refercnce, Citizens State bank! Rev. Dr. Cooley, of this ¢ the recognition scrvices of Koy, Daniel Rod gers. pastor of South Omatia Haptist church, at 2:45 o'clock this afternoon in the latter city Those who smiled so knowingly as t) glanced at the collection of boucs in ik Bee windows recently ma something by reading the opinion of Prot. Todd in an other column The funeral of Ray Umble took nlacc o'clock yesterday morning from the res of his parcts, corner of Twent Avenue A, The remains werd Garner cemetery T will preach at 10 interred in Womuns' Chiristian asso, n will with Mrs, L, M. Ross, on Willow uve at3 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Al members of committecs are urgently r quested to be present s boozers were assessed_as fol- s Tracey, 85,100 Frank Trimble hlon Brown ) D. A, Mottand J Ettinger w A canvass of city is beine made for the purpose of preparing a new dircctory This 18 a necd that should be met. With the eat changes and additions, and with hloss directory last published, this oty is ctically without any. l ai- reetory, such as this company proposes pub lishing, shou'd be heartily cacouraged. The invitations for the bridge ¢ wili be in readiness to-morrow, and scribers who desice to send out them are requested to call at the trade rooms to-morrow afternoor partics who have refused to g toward the cclebration have shown selves ready to send out invitations, these been rescrved for actual sub seribers. If there are more than enotgh for subscribers others will then be L\\wn a chance, The invitations are very and will be asured as 50 wdicnces wid ey one of the most lan comedies on th It is very similar 'wo Old Cronies, t the latte taken bodily former. | reason the play evening scemed dull, followin: as it did dir on the heels of the other on The characters are well taken, and the singing and danecing arc not 10 be led. The company deserves ex cellent patrovage, and will always ve wel comed in this city, ation all sub some of boare them but Sce W. C. Stacy's Wo do mot intend to indorse any except arti- eles of merit, but we tuke pleasure in referring 10 the rland Stoves and Ranges,” whose superiority 18 too well established to be called {nanestion, Tiey ure helieve to e inequled by any in the world, Soid exclusively by I, C. De Vol, - See Forrest Smith’s Put a Peg Here! And then remember w! I say. sell you lots that wili double The Twelve locations ccord Broken, with tr: ge on First avenue sold in one week, and all to actual occupants. Not a speculator in the lot but all will occupy with bloc of warchouses. How is that for a starter? Still there’s more to follow. If you want property here at first hands you must buy now. ~ A day’s delay may lose you hundreds of dollars. BENSON & SHEPIIE Masonic Te oney on chattel v description. consulting rooms. 1 business strictly confidental. Oftice 500 Broadway, cor- George Ke and wife left for Jast evening. Judge H. E. Deemer, of Red Oak, was the city yesterday and attended the meeting at Masonic temple ball to hear Hon. Tom Reed. Dr. D. H. Cooley will leave for Ottumwa Tuesday morning to attend the lowa Baptist convention, which mects in that city Tues- day evening. Fred Keller, a m-n known bookkeeper of this city, left Friday evening for Pucblo, Col, Where o s an Iterost in some mines, Ho intends to locate in that vicinity Mr. Wi Jarvis, private stenograph of Mr. Perkins of the Chicago, Burlngton Quin lway company, is the gucst of M R H. Pollok, ut 1004 Séventh avenuc, Have our w: all for ye clothes, Cas v Co. the cast Fresh Califor bitt's, 845 Broadway Dr. block. ured goods at Tib- C. C. Hazen, dentist, opera house e Morehouse & Co., blank book mauu- facturers. SR Rock Spring conl, Gleason, street. 26 Pearl For bargains in real estate bart of the city sce F. J. ng real estate dealer. —— Money loaned on furniture, @iamonds, horses, buggies, or auythii of value at low rates of interest. publi\'il{; fair and honorable d i A, A, Clark & Co., office cor. and Main, over American express. ————— E. H. Sheafe & Co., make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums 10 suit, at lowest rate of interest. Ofice Broadway and Main strect, upstairs, ————— Boots, shoes. Kinnehan's, 826 B'way. — ——— Miss Rehse's studio over Sargent & Evans’ shoe store. Lessons in painting or &nsul 75¢ each. Private lessons 2 in any Day, the lead- — —— The finish on our collars, shirts cannot be equalled. Laundry Co. e — The Catholic ladies’ fair will open Masonic Temple to-morrow. The dis- of beautiful things will be larg Jvnux ractive programmes will be |)rs» untad cach evening during the week. Thursday and Saturday are “‘Baby’s” days. F. J. Dny mll OE“ his new brangh office on lower oadway tomorrow, Monday, morning, W, H.” McCrary in charge. All property listed at hie up- town office will also be on sale at the Broadway ofiice. cuffs and ade SUNDAY OCTOBER 21 1888.--SIXTEEN PAGES. M THE BLUEFS IN ANCIENT DAYS A Learned Opinion on the Recently Discovered Fossils. The ¥ The following religic he Bethar ices as us THE RECEPTION TO TOM REED. | f The Pulpit Th paper Under Wages Due Wells- '8 To-day—A News- the Hammer -The 1 the Skipping oming Races. Those Ancient Bones, The public school museum is indebted to many frienas for valuable presents from time to time. It now coutains about four hundred specimens of natwe birds and twenty small mammals, and absut the same number of hundred s shells, geological ifa reptiles, rone hundred sisting of rocks, ores, over one speci mens, e tious, During the past summer it has received from Vie Keller, A. A, Parsons, if. W. Til ton and W. 1L Copson, of this eity, and Rich rd Ward, of Boomer, the fossils described in the foliowing letter from Dr. J. 13 Todd, professor of natural s - col legeand assistant United States geoloigist for Towa, Neoraska and Dakota. e fossils are of considerable local and general inter est, Superintendent MeNuughton wishes to thank the geatlemen named above for their Kindness and timely assistance in- procuring these valuable specimens for the muscumn Ufurnishing history und classif uof the sam “The sy s lately gravel near Henton's the pleasure of exauining in your museium ace with little doubt teeth of the American th, and of a kind of horse not differ. v from living I'he three those of Elephas Americanus, loscly mbled Elephas pri mammoth of the eastern cont der them varieties of v specimens of the Latter hia Siberia with the flesh and quite well preserved, froze aud ice. It was adapted to i cold ol i thick covering of long nd also by its huge bulk. It was aho the bulk of modern elephiants, One of specimens found measured over sixteen fo from the root of the tusks to the end of the tail, and was nine feet four inches in height The tusks were over twelve feet i leneth 1tis known that it was contemporancons u from the fact that rude drawings been found in t ves of France, was found a few years s the maseum vertebra and from the same ani euces in Tabo discoy Station, w in the vieh | had horses, which very migeniu nent SUINE S0 s bheen found in of Tabor other by mal, “The tusk is over eight inches in diameter. The large bone in your collection ov from Boomer township is the tibi bone of, very lik the same kind of a 1 to have been me ommon 1 this region than the mastodon, which was elephant-Tike, but had quite different tecth e thre Lina portion of a jaw are the three front molars, or pre-wolars, in the lower juw of a horse very the common species. It is a remarkable fact that a horse almost, 1f not « Indistinguishable from the counmon on in North American in recent geologic although none gyt found here by men, and the native races seen to have had no traditions con- cerning such an anin SATter examining ceeded to exa were found. 1 Parsons at the p) datingly took pi o how tt uH"u' with s ies apparently lik time, winte your specimens T pro the locality where they mately found Mr. A. A, and he show me w din the wravel were all found within a few feet of the bot- tom of the graver in the western side of the blufls, fiftecn to twenty feet above the bot- tom land, twenty-five to thirty feet below the > sand and about 220 feot, b top of the bluff east. They may have from ten to forty feet below the sur cording to the location, but thut does nify. They were elearly deposited wi grav the bottom of the Missonri when it was flowng at o higher level, or, is most likely, 1t was s current in lnke like expansion of the stream somewhat like Lake Pepin, They are worn, indicating that their owner: been some time dead. Since the, posited eighty feet of gravel and sand, and over two hundred feet of yellow loam, the main constituent of the present blufls, have been brought and laid down over them by the same wat When the lam was de positiny the lake must have covered ali west ern Towa and_castern Nebraska, The souri, Big Sioux, and other large str were swollen to mighty vers indeed by the melting of the great glaciers which filled the Minncsota and Des Moines valleys, and the James river valley, making them ble the interior of Greenland of the day. Besides these floods from the and east, the Platte, ete. swollen with the « ns which robably deluged the Ttocky Mountains and th plain at that time. Nor docs this account for more than half the time since these teeth were munching the vegetation upon those same plains, The great Lake Missouri w in time drained, the ice sheet gradually with- drew toits northern home and disappeared, and the Missouri dwindled to nearly its pres: ent size and begun the task of excavating the W0 feet deep, and from five to on miles wide, whicn now forms so im- it a feature of our landscape, und has eat agricultural, commercial and po. port lit 1t is to be hoved that due dilizonce may be ¢ some one upon the ground to pens of this sort which may he thed, and sce th ve pluced in your museum where th preserved and studi By so doing v and Laps entirely new light may be thrown on the life and conditions of that tmo long gone by, Hoping that the sim of humau knowl cupe and enjoyment may be so increascid.” - Sce Forrest Smith's special column, — We have no e collars, cufls anc dry Co. The Wor will meet with npetitors hirts, Ui in finishing ascade Laun- - - Christian association Mrs. Ross, on Willow avenue, Monday evening, at 8 o'clock All members of committecs especially requested to be present. S Enthusiastic Over Reed, eption tendered thg Hon. Thomas yesterday was a compliment alike to Wim and acredit to the people of Council Bluffs, It demonstrated the fact, if demon stration were needed, that as *Jun Blaine” has a warm place in the hearts of the Amer- ican people, €0 has “big-hearted Tom Reed." 1t can be trathfully safd that no speaker ad dressing himself to purely poiitical questions bas_ever in Council Blufls stood before an audience represcuting in a greater degrec the intelhigence of American citizenship. Masonic temple was filled. Fully one-half the audience were ladies. Before the hour sot for the address there was not a vacant seat in the hall. A detachment of the Young Men's Republican club was detailed to escort Mr. Reed from thoresidenceof Mr. 1. M. Trey nor, whose guest Mr. Reed was during his stay in the city. At 2:30 the escort entered hall, and as Mr. Reed advanced to the plat form round after round of applause grected bim. Upon the platform were the Hon. Joseph Lyman, Colonel W. F. Sapp, C. E. Hurl and others. Just before the speaker was introduced the Hon. W. H. M. Puscy came into the hall and was escorted to the platform amid a storm of applause. At 2:85 the Hon, C. M. Harl called the as semblage to order and nominated Mr. Lyman as chairman of the mecting. Without lengthy proface, simply saying he was glad to be at home again, he introduced Mr. Reed, who spoke for nearly an hour and & half, confining himself wholly to the ques- tion of the tariff. The address was much en. joyed by the audience, and at its closc a large number of gentlemen ‘crowded to the front and wer2 introduced to the speaker. After these congratulations Mr. Reed wus driven to the Broadway depot, and at 4:43 left for Omaha, where he was to speak during the evening. — 1llinois and Iowa best Gleason, 26 Pearl street. - G and ammunition at Odell & INLYant's hardware and stove hous sofi coal, l h - Preaching | Franklin, at 10:30 a. m. and n the are cord o8, Sunday sct geat 6:30 p.m, in th Divine sery 3 p.m. Sunda, n's Bible « pom. Sern ) T mite Woman 1on, men ar ned sehoo ass, - Sh “The Out strangers se services Congregationa ning | tAtheison by a recent Preaching morning and the pastc Morning subje and Republicanism,” sigeested article by Pere Fyacinthe, of Paris. Eveaing, “Once Onl A most cordial we e extended Herean Baptist Chu W out a place 10 hoid prea Sund schoc W be o'clock at the Firs ner of Fifteenth street Song and gospel service for_ young, only at the parlors of the Young Christian Assoclation, corner Broadwa Main streets, Sunday at 4 o'clock Lvery young man is invited “Chie pastor of the First Baptist chure preact at 1030 A m. and §:30 pm. Seats free. Sunday sehool @ Young jpeo ple’s meeting at 6 50 v, w. in chapel. Sy iy v The Two Choices, vor dially Sor and ev the are now witl iy Our held 12 school hou or services to-day wen Overton ening ne Porment of missi this morr - Smith’s special co - list of nson’s i, T have Clark b additions conti line that | can lots in Bryant & first and other to the new motor bargain TIrrosN. Morehouse & . Notice 6 column iy the heautiful finish give and shirts by Caseade A Newspay At 10 0'clock rty of the Inter-State Hevald Printing com y was sold at sheriff's sale to satisfy mortirage held by Mrs W. R, Vauehn, The mortgage was in the possession of the Citi bank for some time and was sold to Mrs. Vaughn, who proceeded to fore 0se it to W. R Vaughn, who bid it in for Mvs.Vaughn, Mr. Vaughn was scen i regard 10 the matter and stated that for some time a part of the stock holders had re fused to advance o cent t any of the debts of the « 1 to be borne by ible and annoy b of cont United 1ress asso ion. Mr.Va e that this assoc reed to furnish the Herald with exc sports for this eity, but violated the contract and furnished th me to the Globe, He said a suit for $10,000 ress association wi Ttis understood that the entire moved to Omaha, where the T ald and the Daily Dein the paper recently started there by M m, will be consolidated, with the name of Democrat, It is not stated just when this change will take place, but probably in a very short time. Mr, Va owned a controlling interest in the paper fore the sale and HOW assumes eutive control, states that Mrs. Vaughn will retain the sent foree throughout. When the change s effected it is proposed to rvun a Council Biuffs burcau in_conncetion with the paper. Until that time the y will continue as heretotore, vester the pron property was sold to pay mpany, leaving the v, Anothe was th ant will bo r, 314 Broad ‘ motor line. Special advantag, ——— Loans made on city business and resi- dence prop Notes bought. Kim- ball-C h.l'np Investment company. | —— S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan mone, Six per cent money on r Low commissions. . J. Da, strecet. estate. ) Pearl — Contractor Wells' Pay Roll. The freight handlers recently in the cm- ploy of Contractor Wells at the transfer now feel quite positive of getting the money due thew when their employer skipped out. Juion Pacilic Railway company has £,000 to the court and its ownership will be detevmin The men have no doubs the disposition that will be made of 1t. This sum will not satisfy their claim, which is over £6,000, but suit will be brought against the Douglas County bank to recover the ye- mainder. It is claimed that Wells assivned his contract to his son-in-law, Clayton, who turned it over to the bank, thus placing the bank in the position of contractors. ‘The af: fair has caused the wen many hardships, as the money was due them just'at the begin ning of winter, and was counted on_for the purchase of many needed articles. The men have borne themselves remarkably well un der the cireumstances amd have tuken no action caleulated to place them - an unfa. vorable light before the poli This is gely duc to the cfforts of local organized labor, which has been instrumental in keep ing the men quiet, If this had not been the sc it is claimed that considerable 1d have been destroyed, The men say that this will put an end to tbusiness at_ the transfor for all an wttempt to rencw it would meet with' the most determined oopposition, They have had enough of it, as it Las been a source of constant annoyanc: inaugurated. Phe tdeal of patienc cumstances, and the ended. They C s Offutt, Ouwabin. The filed I'riday thew aays. property is 10 be coin- represente M, offutt & of in the case were iitis expected tinally setr of lish, - -~ Morchouse & Co., D. - We have quite a number of b in second hand and slightly pianos and organs, which ov sell cheap. MuBLLER MUsic Cc 103 Main street, e What a Week Will Do, Yesterday closed a week of the most active business in r te in Council Bluffs, Since last Mond morning twelve large manuficturing establish- ments have been located on - First ave nue, and all within five blocks. Man of these were located in Twin City Place, and all of them on property adjoining Benson's second addition. Twin City Place will soon be covered with hand- some cottages and large business blocks and a future estimate on lots would be hard to muke. Our advice is, b now. BENSON & SHEPHERD, . Masonic Temple.. e ——— The & Races. There will be & field of horse here to take part in the races on November 1,2and 3. There will be fiyers from all parts of Nebraska, Missouri and lowa. Sev- eral parties at Kansas City ave correspond ing With the secretary in regard to the mat ter. The railroad companies have agreed to carry passengers at one fare for the round trip on the 30th and 81 of tius month to at tend the bridgo bration and mammoth lot sale, and an effort will be mado to have the cut rates continued until the close of the trotting meeting. ‘’he new bridge will be opened by that time, upd it is expected to have the largest attendance of any races here this year. gors, ins damaged will rent flesh e e For Rent--Large furnished front room, with large closet, 809 Sixth ave- nue. A HOME wi [THOUT line. ON SEVEN YEARS TIME INTEREST. Nice 5- room cottages, brick foundation, and all necessary out-buildings. Only ten minutes walk from the new motor Near the NEW POWER HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFFb A FEW ONLY LEFT FOR SALE ON THESE TERMS. APPLY AT ONE TO C. J.COLBY MASONIC COUNCIL TEMPLE, BLUFFS. TELEPHONE NO. 112. navies. held in the various war he purnose of clecting dele township convention that meets K to nominate candic justice of the pe The de Primaries were last eveuing for to the this we s of constably follows : First Ward nshiip rrates elec were as P.H. Guanella, chairman; R Huntington, seretary: delegates, S. Covalt, nella, C. P Walters, R. Hunting P Loeffel, ‘George Wickham, (. M nard, R U, Rawlius. ond Ward-J. L. Tem nan ; . D Elmer, seerctary: deleg Henry Wagner, ). C. DeHaven, W. H. Beck, Marks, ‘G. A, Holmes, W. H. Knepher, ames Mithene, S, 1D, Rohrer J. Stewart, D. IR Stag Suow, Johnt A hird Ward mett Tinley, Arthur Zipp, chaivm Dele mmet B.F Tinley, Connor, Anton son, N. OB dohn rehill, itman, D, AL Murshall A\ democratic Third ward, and will meet at South Main street, Wednesday perimanent organization — BARGAINS ! H. Hatten 1l M. Gault, club was organized in the wey’s hall, on vening, for BARGAINS Bargaine By the Bushels. We have had a most Successful rush during the past week in hosiery. gloves, corsets, underwear and handkerchiefs We will continue to offer for the bal- ance of this week, Emmencing Mon- day, October ) doz. ladies” fine faney colored hose a pair, reduced from s0c, 150 doz. extra tine ladies’ hose fancy and plain colors at 35¢ a duced from 7e, 100 doz. cor: £1.00. We will also offer on Monday. Oct. 22, only, of odd lots in buttons price. 100 doz. ladies’ fine far e gloves at 35¢ . pair, at in ) re- ots at H0c, reduced from special sale for ourentire stock at less than half lined and cash- reduced from NOVELTIES NEW. examine our new line ot mosquitairves aud imported kid gloves. We also call your attention to the new and attractive novelties we have re- ceived in cloaks, which we offer fully per cent cheaper than you can find ¢ where. You can find inferior goods, but you can find none better than ours. We pride ourselves on being the ae- knowledged leaders in styles and low prices in onr cloak and suit department. t public should not fail to call and be convineed before purchasing elsewhere. Be sure and call at HENRY FISEEAN & Co.'s People’s Store, SIS and 520 Broadw: Council Blufls, - Proposals Wanted. Sealed proposals will be received at the ofice of Henry Eiseman & Co.'s People’s Stove for the purchase of the building now standing on the east halt of the Pacific house property. 'This includes the building known as the “Blue Front,” commeneing with the east wall of said “*Blue Front” and extend ing west sixty-seven feet. The buildings to be removed within twenty days from date contract is awarded Rids will be d up e Wednesday evening at s o'cle 158 ch bid must be good bond of £2,000 for th ance of the contract, We to reject any or ail bids can be seen Monday, Tuesda atour oftice. HEexwy - - Money loaned . B. Crafts & Co.’s loan oftice, on furnituve, pianos, horses, wagons, personul property of all kinds, and all other articles of val ithout remo All business str confi- dential. nd RO E W wnd opene k. Octobe o ompanicd by a faithful perform serve the right Copy of contract or Wednesday EMAN & Co J.G.Tipton has bargains in v oA Ll General Real Estate Business. G. Tipton, the real estate broker at 527 Broadway. does a general real estate business Wins in acreage, va- cant lots, houses and lots and business sites, He points with pride to the fuct that out of the large number of sales he has made in the pust 1o, man has ever purchased property through his ageney that he has made inon He does a strictly commission busi ness and handles nothing but bargai estute. The Chicago & Northwest for an excursion train for the republic here on the 25th. "The time table is arranged as follows: Dunlap 12:50 p. m., Woodbine Missouri Valley 2:00, Love reck 2:25, ( My at nrally 10, Honey rea g Council B returning will not le earl m. The fare will be and one-third for the round trip, Delegations of 100 or wmore will be taken for one fare for the rourd trip, - Panama Democrats Rally, Paxama, Oct, 20.—[Special T gram to Tue Bee 'he democrats of this place held a large and enfhusiastic meeting at this town last evening, They were addresscd by the Hon. W. H. Ware of Council Bluffs, He spoke for about three¢ hours and held the audience spellbound, The mecting was con- sidered one of the finest ever heid in this part of the county, Decisions, . Get, 21— [Special Tele. Ty surt filed decisions to-day The Minnesota Stoneware pany, ap pellant, vs J. T, Knapp & Co.; Blackbawk county: C. K. Cown, judge: afirmed MeCormick Harvesting Machine company, appellant, vs J. Colwer; Pottawattamie county : Gec e Carson, judgs ed. 12, Osgood, appellant, vs'G. G, Sander & Co.etal; Linn county; J Preston judge: reverscd. u vs Ciicago, Rock Island & company, appellant: Louise i smed ol mv. Vel Supreme Cour Des Moivis, T, gran to Tue B the following supreme e Peterson « .v~, va the Sit udge; aftirmie ‘ken with Pa Special Telegram to Dean, city el na the Knights i d Ladies of Honor, with paralysis to-duy and is not expected to live He was city editor of the Mirror of this for many ars and was well known int rt of the state ko prand se Killed by the € MARSHALLTOW S, Tas, Oct to Tur Ber —Wi an, was over by a car which he S attempting to switeh, this afternoon, nd instantiy killed. Christian Church Convention Seixerienn, 1, Oct. 20.—The national convention of the Christian church will le held i this city next week, commencing 1oy embrace the gencral Christian v convention. the foreizn Christian missionary soctety and the Christian woman's board of missions. I SHALL OFFER MONDAY MORNING Low;r‘ ‘B'ro‘ad;v;‘y Lots, Bryant & Clark Lots, Wright Add. Lots, Alo 20 Acves Test Property in city for Platting, W. C. STACY. NO. 9 MAIN FOR SALE! A Complete Stock of CO0K and HEATING STOVES Lower than the lowe -t £oods sold on eary pay- ments at Cash Prices, For the accomodation of Workingmen keepopen Sunday froms i u, to 1 p.om. For Second Hand Good= i zood order T will pay full value, Special inducement to Omaba Customers, A. ]. MANDEL, Nos. 323 and 325 @roadway. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1wl OTICE, QUECTALudve Lsuch as Lost, Fo W10 Loan, For wants, Board: g, ote Will e itserted i this columi at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firsu insertion and Five Cents Per Line for each sub- sequent insertion, Leave advertisements at our office, No. 12 Pearl Street, near Broudway, Council HIufrs Towa. WANTS. ‘ FANTED-City canvissers, rewing machine olice, Council Blufrs “Call_at White W Broadway, furnished Ad- office, tracter. A comp ten 19, liee . with refercuc Councii Bhifts, " TANTED &Cos, NOR RENT or for sale on long time ~The [ how house on_Gratiam aveune, being the Gordon's; 4 roows with Mattiess mukers at C. A. lecbe next house above | basement. Horace F I-rs for sale in car load lots, Mulholland & Co. and sta just out i Everett Good house Apply te DOI REN'T side of city TOOR RENT Furnished front 1 Hemen, 223 N Socond street FOOR RE! ner of &d a Jm, tor gen- T—Seven-oom cotiace, on the cor- e, and Bth st W, C. James. DOR T A large number of fngs. Call and exanine list. K. H & Co., Broadway and Main st up stairs. £00d_dwell. Sheate A5k for rent. Johnston & Van Patten 33 Main st ;I'HE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE 815, Is equal % any High Priced Machize. muniolding, aulogruphic kad type writing work. S0 copi e taken. NEW COTTAGES! Neat and comodious Five Room Cottages with closets, etc., are now offered FOR SXALK On very liberal torms of payment, thus enabling men to'secure a home by paying a small payment de apply upon the purchase price, instead of paying rent, Thes located betwen BROADWAY AND AVENUE And immediately between the electric power hoy Ctrie cars passing every ten minutes to O or full particulars address me and 1 will chanies. clerks and laboring uand monthly payments to houses are WA and the car shops. With with only & cent faves eall upon you. | toBroadway Council Blufts, Jowa, Eetablisned The Excelsior Sc., Couneil Bluffe, la. A.H. FITCH, P. O, BOX 488, OMAHA, ESTABLIS ) 1842, INCORPORATE RUSSELIL & CO., MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS, Especially ELECTRIC | LIGHTING, \ Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. am plants. Kegulation, Duability Guar Vs equal with Corliss Non-Condensing. TOWA. E. C. HARRIS Manager. Adapted for SIZES FROM 2510 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC -:- Specifications and e anteed, CUT OFF 1 for ¢ mates furnishe Can show Ietters from s BRANC Send for Catalogue, OUR STOCK More Gomplete THAN Ever Before. 40 OUR STOCK LARGER THAN Ever Before. A1 BROADWAY WESTERN 10WA, 110 WA Y 401 BROADWAY, YOU CAN 401 BROADWAY. WE CAN GIVE Lower Prices THAN Ever Before. Better Bargains THAN Ever Before. DRY 60ODS HOUSE IN DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 608 Broadway, Council Blurf:', lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large (IIIHIIIIS\ m or salary. WANTED-—LOCAL AND The “WHITE” Is King. This is the verdiet of all ladies who have used the White Machine, MOORES Sewing 'FORREST SMITH’S SPRCIN, AT COLLA TG Shimae horn e transter. Wili take 1,000 for this, one-half cash. JronsaLe orner in Pieree’s addition Just n transter, on ithavenue and T8t st BIXI20 (L, 305 OK SALE - Ho transfer che montii. | AN K. R depot.on N W, tr l“““ SALE ‘ack, ! fine iud ¥ #35) per 4 Jor saLE Lot 5ix 14, rooms and two lots on 3 £200 cish £ 44X120 on 151 av N Chdap at §40, % R srOmaha, An el with on | i ty i3 o terms j A fine ht-room hotse ut IS 4 avenne n wnd all modern tmprovem 1 e pleasant yard. This place 18 ouly 3 bl Auy Qupot JUR KENT Ni and 10th st o LoaN TREE OF LIFE A positive enre for Liver and Kidney troub- all 1 , Indigestion, Dyspep and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE. For sale by local druggists and druggists everyw Price §1 per bottle, six for §, Address all communications to DR. J. B. MOORE, Council Bluffy, Ia, Aroom cottage on Mh ave only #11 per monthi, i Money to loan on horses, | s re 105, Jewelry, ete.: fore Lorro: whiete. FORREST SMITH, Room 4, 8rd Floor, Brown Building. DANCING CLASSES. TUESDAY | SATURDAY - - AT A T | AT P M. ARD B b e AND B P L Royal Arcanum Hall Beno muck MRS. MAG 7 FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas Bt., Omaha, Neb, S, STEWART, M. D, D, V. M, VETERINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No, 205, COUNCIL BLUF. [ NO. 29 MAIN STREET, st Noveltles In HUMAN HAIR GO0DS MRS, C. L GILLETIE. 10WA OFFICER & PUSEY i ; { ROCK SPRINGS, GANON EITY, BANKERS, And Al Fine tGrades of Coul, COUNCIL BLUFFS LUMBER €O, TELEPHONE NO, 257, Aoy