Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1888, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. NO RL STREET. 12 P Deltvered by carrier in Any Part of the City a MOVING TOWARD THE RIVER. The Burlington Laying Its Rails Under Difficulties. H.w, miaonty Cents PerWeeke 0 bn, | REPUBLICANS IN CONVENTION, TELEPHON —_— ““'";‘.-'.;r.,'u'.‘ m‘?‘_h"“ A Township Ticket Named-South MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing company. Only $10.75 at Chapman’ Elegant overcoatings at A merchant tailor, 512 | Best hml] and soft conl and Missouri wood. E. Mayne, 619 Broadway, The W l' A. ladies will hold & committee meeting to-morrow (Monday) at & o'clock with Mrs, Shugart, A centrally located, room to rent to one or Must furnish references, BEE oftic ‘The embezzlement case of Charles Grifiths was yesterday conu ntil to-morrow morning, as the defendant's attorney was not ready for trial. The ing of Broadway extension was completed at ten minutes before 12 yester- day, and the great thoroughfare to Omaha was finished at last, The sixteen new cars for the electric motor line, that arrived Friday over the North- western, were unloaded yesterday and re- moved to the car house by horse power. The Council Bluffs Investment company will occupy on the first of November the room 10 in Everett'a block, recently occupied by the Herald Printing com The magor has been notified to_visit the new bridge to-morrow for the purpose of 't store. Reiter finely furnished two gentlemen. Address T. 16, Omaha's Chier Cleaving His Bluffs Record—The Churches ~The Race Entries. Making Tracks For the River. Yesterday morning the C., B, & Q. railway company put a large force of men at work ack from theend of their spur ewart's packing house toward the river, About there months ago the city coun- cil granted that corporation a right of way down first avenue on the south side of the Northwestern track, and the Rock Island a right of way along the same avenue on the north side. The Northwestern has had a track to the river along this avenue for sev. cral years, and the other companies, realiz ing that the extensive territory of the eastern bottoms would be specially occupied by lum- ber and coal yards, wholesale houses and munufacturing enterprises after the opening he new bridge, began casting about for i o that portion of the city us soon as they saw the bridge nearing completion. rhe Rock 1sland has thus far made no move to lay a track, but itis understood that this work will be commenced very shortly. The Northwestern is not disposed to allow the “Q" to enter its territory without being duly compensated, The former company has a from its rivertrack to the packing nd this spur track the “Q" must The Northwestern yesterday kept an Cross, inspecting it, to sce that all requirements have been complicd with, and that there is | €ngine and line of freight cars stand- 0o reason why the bonus voted by the city | ing on this track, and a should not be paid. A platt of Suckett's addition to th Council Bluffs was filed yesterday with' the recorder. The tra between A and’ D and Twenty-sixth and Twenty-cighth strects. 1t is just east of Evans’ Bridge addition. The continued case of James Raffe for as- sault and oattery was called before Judge Aylesworthi yesterday morning, as the at torneys desired to argue the case before sub- mitting it. but as they were not ready, an- other continuance was granted until to-mor- roW. Mrs. Martha Holmes entertained a very enjoy dancing party at her home, 500 Thursday evening, on rthday. and the © most hospitably city of Fourteenth avenue, ts were served, large number of guests entertained. S. Dolson was arrested yesterday morning charged with malicious mischief in_defacing property in_the yard of John Ahles at 15 North ‘Main_street. The defendant was taken before Squire Schurz und placed under $100 bonds to appear to-morrow for trial. He furnished the required amount and was released. John Mooney, who was sentenced to thirty days in jml at the last terin of the federal court, for illegal liquor selling at Missouri Valloy, was released on Wednesday to at- tend the funcral of one of his children, He still had three days to serve and promised to Sure enough, on Friday evening he reappeared at the jail entrance to be locked up. His time expircs to-morrow. Sheriff C'Neill says that suc mon, and that p keep their word un; See W. Mrs, L. Simmons, dressmuker, 814 Broad- way, over Kiseman's, on clectric motor line. Special advantages to Omaha ladies. Brondway lots, BENSON & SHEPH D. ——— Money loaned on furniture, pianos, dinmonds, horses, buggies or anything of value at low rates of interest. No pubhmllf fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadw. and Main, over American express. -— Illinois and Towe best soft coal, Glea- gon, 26 Pearl street. o —— Guns and ammunition at Odell & Bryaut's hardware and stove house. ————— Notice the beautiful finish given col- lars, cuffs and shirts by Cascade Luun- dry company. e —— Personal Paragraphs. illiam Young, of Maccdonia, was a the Bluffs yesterday. John Given, superintendent of the Rock Island, was in the city yesterday. 0. O. St. John returned last evening from athree wocks' business trip through Ne- braska. Miss Emma Etnyre, of Oregon, 111, is vis- iting bor sister, Mrs. 8. B. Wadsworth, on Oakland avenue. R. J. Cory and Inm guests of Mrs, J of Denver, are_the L. Stewart, who is a_sister of Mr, Cory. 'The Visitors have just returned from an extended European tour. Mr. R. W. Mackay, wife and_daughter, of St. Paul, are the guests of Rev, T. J. Mackay, of this city, Mr. Mackay accom. panied his family ns far as this city, and they will proceed to California, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cutting, of San Fran- eisco, have been visiting with the family of Phil Armour, on Sixth street. for the past few days. 'They are returning from a visit 10 New York, and will leave. for home ‘this morning. — Soe Forrost Smith's speci 1 column. J. G. '||pmn for renv lots. S Twin tm lots. BENSON & SHEPHERD. —_— Saint Bernard Place. T have a number of fine lots for sale in the above addition, located only two blocks away from the street cars on Broadway. These lots are 50x250 feet, and are choice residence property. They are high and dry and present a commanding view, For full informa- tion regarding prices and terms apply to J. G. Tipton, sole agent, 527 Broad- way. ——— Best barguins in real estate. Bros. & Co. e ———— ipton has bargains in real es- Odell J. G. T tate. ———— . H. Sheafe loans money on chattel leulrn of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidential. Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up stairs, ———— TLoans made on ity business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. — 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. e —— Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loun oftice, on furniture, plnuus horses, gons )mrmnnl property of all kinds, all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential. — ——— For bargains in real estate in any part of the city see I, J, Day, the lead- ing real ostate dealer. E. H, Sheafe & Co. make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums 1o suit, at lowest rate of m\eront Oftice Broadway and Main street, upstairs. — Company Attention! Every member of Company A hereby ordered to report at the armery Tuesday mornlng, October 30, at l 30 o'clock. By order of CowLgs, H. C. WeiLs, Sec’ )tlin Commanding. é::u- soiled S -——— Have our wagon call for clothes. Cascade Laundry < =5 _M——*—_—_—_—_——m 24 men busily empl evidently prep d in unloading m 1z to put in switches or sidetracks. There was no trouble over the uatter, for the “Q" men went around to the other side of the Northwestern train and con- tinued their labors. The work is being rushed and will be completed by to-morrow morning. [t i8 the opinion of railway oficials that the matter will be amicabiy adjusted us s00u as certain papers are signed. d a well known local ofticial yesterday, “The roads will all extend their” trucks 1o the river, or make traffic arrangoments with other lines that have tracks down there to do their hauling. There will undoubtedly be a vust amount of business done down the inside of the next year. The “Q and the Rock Island will both get their shure, and the Northwestern will nof be left out in the cold. The Milwsukee aud Union Pacitic will probably make arrangements to go down other streets if the council will grant a right of way. Omaha lumber yards and a number of other enterprises will ‘surely come across the bridge, as property on the west side of the river is altogether too'valuable to be oc- cupied by such plants. The roads ure not making this move for nothing. Inside of two years the whole distance between this city and Omaha will be buiit up solid, and Broadway real cstate will sell by the front foot, Nearly one thousund new buildings are already contemplated on the bottoms, and contracts are let for a large part of them,” “I teil you that the public generally has no idea of the vast amount of work that is laid out. Warchouses will go up, and these by th> dozen, and that is why the railroads are getting there with a rush, ~ Without a single exception, every wholesale implement touse in this city hus “bought lund down there for the ercction of new buildings. It means a great deal, and we all want a little of the cream.” The motor line management has made ar- rangements to_have tras run to the river on the duy of the bridge celebration, Octo- ber 0. The Northwestern has refused to do this, and it is surmised that the “'Q" is rushing its track through for that purpose. The ofticials of the road will vouchsafe no intormation concerning the matter, but this is the general supposition. The cars of the motor line will not begim to furnish trans- portation for the emormous crowds which will be in the city on Tuesday next, and this is the only way in which transportation can be provided. Mr. Alworth, of the Northwestern, states that the Rock Islana does not desire to build & track of its own, and nas joined with the “Q" in building a joint track. The North- western has always had a right of way there, and desires to put in switches and side tracks for the mauufacturing enter- prises to be estubhished there, The Burlington has covered the entire line by laying short stretches of track in numer- ous places, and will join them at their Jeisure. e See Forrest Smith’s special column. o ——— S. G. Tipton for Bryant & Clark. ———— ckage lots. BENSON & SHEPHERD, o —— On the 30th the W. C. A. ladies serve dinner for 25 cents at the house. A lunch counter will conducted, ill Pacific also be — We do mot intend to indorse any except arti- cles of merit, but we take pleasure in referring to the “Garland Stoves and Ranges, whose superiority is too well established 5o alied n question. They are belleved to be unequaled byany in the world. Soid exclusively by P. C. ol, —— Republican Town Ticket. The republicans of Kane township met in convention yesterday afternoon for the pur- pose of nominating a township ticket to sub- mit to the voters at the coming election. The result was as follows: Justices of the Peace—E. Keed and W. L. Biggs. Constables—Colonél John Fox, J. . Brooks and S. Covalt, Trustee—Dr. 0. W. Gordon. Clerk—D. R. Witter. ome of thoso present objected to the name of Squire Biggs, us he was a candidate at the hands of the democrats, but his friends pulled him through. S. Barnett, C. F. - - Odell Bros. & Co. loan money on real estate. —— Rock Spring coal, Gleason, 26 Pearl street. R Fresh California canned goods at bitt's, 345 Broadway Tib- J. G. Tipton for Benson’s first addi- tion. First Avenue lots. B ON & SHEPHERD. South Omaha's Chieftain. Chief McCracken, of the South Omaha police force, was in the Bluffs yesterday, trying to clear up the cloud, which the record of his part in the recent celebration here, caused to rest upon his fair name and fame. His statement of the affair was that he was in company with Al Garry, and Mr. and Mrs, Magee, of South Omaha. 'I'hey took a hack 0 go to the ball game in Omaha, and after the game rode over to the Bluffs to see the torchlight parade. They got into another hack, which was standing in front of the Turf saloon, and watched the procession. Soon three Council Bluffs persons climbed into the hack, and the whole party drove down to the Omaha There part got out, and the South naha quartet rode back to the place from whence they started wards the claim was made that M refused to pay for the hack, and Chief Lucas, of the Council Blu police, hunted him He disclaims owing the hack- ything, and declared that he had paid for everything he had ordered. The hackdriver corroberates this, and did not seem to know which one of the whole party was responsible for the extra hire. Mec- Cracken, rather than have any innocent out- sider pay the bill, yesterday paid it himself, Hoalso denies that the woma who was in the party, was in anyway connected with him, but that she was simply in um carriage, s, McGee and by Mr. McGee. He de- nies having taken in 'tk rotten row,” or having been neisy drunk. He attributes much of his trouble to the fact that he kept hurrahing for Cleveland, and that he llnnl&n the street a campaign soug in bouor of acken was accompaiiicd ot e - e ST e 2 i <hane. He also offered to bet $1,000 to $300 McShane. This might have led republi- ns to think him drunk and disorderly, but ‘racken saw no fmpropriety in thus ex- thusiasm, even during a re- ation, - - Plainview lots. BENSON & SITEPHERD. J. G. Tipton for Broadway lots. ——— See Forrest Smith’s special column, a3 S At Fast Flyers. The following are the entries for the races at the Union park, Council Bluffs, November 1,2and 3 CLASS—TROTTING, Lewis, Ta., b. m., Lady n lier, Sioux City, Ia., al, Denison, In., angita; b, D, Talmadas, Paitiont br. m.,.l.-nm.- Lynn; Charles McCormick, Omaba, Neb., blk. y.. Peter Gardner; W. H! H. Colby, Fort Dodge, Ia., blk. m., Mollie H.: A. Thompson, Omaha, Neb., ch. m., B. J. Moore, Dunlap, Tu., ch! Leigh- TROTTING AND PACING. Council Bluffs, b, s., Cy: lomon, Owmaha, Neb., . Chamberlain, Ass rles Gregory Nl Rosewate, Omaha, Neb,, b. u,, Joh Sam Baird, Nunlaj Ia., blk. m., Nellie Sherman; J. C. Elliott, Omaha, Ne¢b,, g. g, Oliver E. ) CLASS—TROTTING. J. D Yoemans, Aurora, N, V., ch s, Nor- way: N. L D, Solomon, Omaha, Neb., blk s, & Wilkes; L. L.’ Garrison, Reynolds, ul. 40 CLASS—TROTTING, C. Rowley, Atla tic, Iu., b m, Ibis; Peter J. H. Gilman, Omaha, Nel 3 Nash, Sioux City, I, b g Castle Smith, Spencer, Iu., ch'g, Frank D; H. Colby, Fort Dodyge, Ta., blk m, 0 CLASS -TROTTING. Charles Gr puncil Bluffs, Ta., bs, Cyclone; M. A. Kelsey, Superior, Neb, blk g Joker; C. D Talmadge, Fairmount, Neb., b'g, Tlis Sam Haird, ap, la., blk m, Nel lie Sherman: Charles McCormick, T W. H. Lulu H. Onj ha, Neb., b g, Captain Hunt; C. W. Beach, Aul burn, Neb., br s, T4 2:23 cL. \\~—|Al ING, J. H. McShane. Omaha, Neb., g g, Joseph L.; Charl McCormick, Omaha, Neb., g g, St. John; N. 1. D. Solo s, I2d. Rosewa g &, Oliver E, WO-YEAR OLDS—TROTTING AND PACING 1. D. Solonion, Omaha, Neb., b e, Win- slow Wilkes; P. McEvoy, Elkhorn, Neb., b m, Dinah; Ed. H. Burrctt, Dunlap, Towa, blk s.'Young Rangrer. on, Omaha, Neb., ¢ Slliott, Omaha, Neb., The secretary has several entries received by wire. which are informal, and not in- cluded in the above list. oA Omaha addition lot BENSON & SHEPHERD. — —— le Cheap—Lots nearthe bridge to parties who will build all on J. R. Ric street. Council Bluffs, ——— v lots to build on Judd, 606 Brondway. — The finish on our collars, shirts cannot be equalled. Laundry Co. e Ave. Blots at %400, small payment down, balance on long time at low rate of interest. Odell Bros. & Co. e The Creed of the Bells. The following announcements are made of the religious services to ba hela to-day: n Baptist Church—Preaching at the of James Kismith, 1728 Second Sunday school at 12 m. at First avenue school house on Fifteenth str B r meeting at pastor’s residence, Willow avenue. Presbyterian—Preaching both morning and evening by the pastor. In the morning the newly elected elders will be ordained, and the theme suited to the occasion will be, What is Presbyterianism? Sabbath school at 12 o'clock. Strangers and others cordially invited. Saint Paul's Church 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sund; hool, 12 Young Men's bible class, 12 Evening sermon, “The Omaha and Council Bluffs bridge opening, und the advantages to be de- rived therefrom.” Broadway Methodist—Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the pastor, D, C. Franklin, .M. C. A.—Young men's consceration meeting at the association parlors, corner Broadway and Main streets, Sunday morn- ing at Y:30 olclock. All young men vited. Special song and special service for young men at 4 p. m, Preaching in the First Baptist chu; the pastor on Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12:00 o'clock. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p, m. All” Saints’ chapel, corner Eighteenth street and Third avenue—Service and ser- mon at 10:30 8. m and ) p. m. Sunday 8chool 3:00 p. m. All persons interested in mission work are earnestly urged to attend. r Congregational--Servies morning and even- ing: preaching by the pastor. Morning sub- ject, “‘Stones from the Jordan:" evening, ““Temtation.” A cordial invitation is ex- tended. Dr. C. C. Haz block. , No. 110 Main cuffs and Cascade avenue, Services to-day at 5. T en, dontist, opera house e —e— Morehouse & Co., blank book manu- facturers. ———— Songs of the Sanctuary. The following selections will be presented atthe Congregational church this morning in connection with tho musical part of the service Organ, ern Mrs. Wadsworth and Mrs Response—'*Hear Us, Oh Father’ Choir. Solo—*‘Better anl 5 Cowen Anthem—‘*He & mll Come Down Like Rain”....... First avenue lots for sule at a bargain. ©Qdell Bros. & Co The Ladies' M 1 Society. All ladies desiring to join the Ladies’ Musical society of Omaha and Council Bluffs can procure membership tickets of Mrs. T. M. Treynor, Wednesday afternoon, October 31, at (08 First avenue, Theso tickets admit members to the piano recital given by Adele Ans Der Ohe before the society next Friday afternoon at Max Meyer’s hall, Omaha e We have no competitors in finishing collars, cuffsand shirts. Cascade Laun- dry Co. The Contract Awarded. The contract for the removal of the Pacific house has been awarded to Lars Jensen, and lhc work will begin to-morrow. Within hirty days active bulhlllu; of the Eiseman hlm will be in operation. The completed plans show a four-story block, whose exter- nal adornments and internal arrangement and elegance is not surpassed by any block in the west, N Boots, shoes. Kiuuchan's, 326 B'w —— For the Veterans. The G. A. R. hall will be open on Tuesday for the reception and entertainment of all yeteruns who visit. Council Blufls on that ay. e Buy a lot on Broadway and realize 50 per centa month on your investment, Odell Bros. & Co. e Twenty flupla Were Injured. Pams, Oct. 27.—Twenty persous were se- verely injury during the row at the Bou- ngist moeting in Salle Wagram last night. he Boulangist newspapers charge the po- lice with bringing avout the disturbance. ——— A New Servian Constitution. BeLoRrADE, Oct. 27.—It is oficially stated that a special commission, to be composed of seventy persons and to include representa- tives of all parties, will be appointed to frame a new constitution. H RY EX People's Store, 34§, Broadway, Counigl ! MAN & CO'S 318 and 820 luffs, lowa, Cloaks, weaps and: In this line of . gol anyone in the we ever visits our ¢l help but say tha e refer you to v country. Who- ak department cannot t thg cloak department of the People’s Stofe surpnsses any- thing in ssze of voomjand stock west of Chicago. Here you #11¥find thousands of garments made wpim every leading desirable style, ag popular prices. 0 house in the ‘, can compete with our cloak stock, ryone who visits this departmo rets suited and leaves a friend of Qug! house. This season our stock is lagger than ever be- A Complete Stock of C00K and HEATING STOVES| o Lower than the lowe-t goods sold on easy pa ments at Cash Pr the accomodation of Workingmen, 1 will A. J. MANDEL, Nos. 323 and 325 llrondwn). open Sunday from ¥ a. m, to 1 p. m Second Hand Goods in good order 1will I viiue. Kpecial inducement to Omaha i our prices far below any ever A1 you o good stylish New- le of good cloth and richly , £10 to $16, ps from $12 Good plush cloaks and w to $40. SHORT WRAPS. Of all kinds and grades from ¢ isses’ and children’s cloaks in mense variety and at prices to suit eryhody. We also made dresses 5 to $50, im- ev- v alarge stock of ready in silks, plushes and worsted material both for ladies, misses and children at prices way below any ever offered by any house in the trade. In conclusion let us say to vou. come and see us, try our goods, learn our prices, and we will convinee you that we ean i pureh We you to (hnnuluh zht in your own we you good money on respectfully of our customers ity who will tes tify that the AT PEOPLE STORI is the only money saving store in this 't of the count Customers coming from adistance will oblige us by mentioning the distance they came, and are requested to make our store their headquarters while in the eity. Always remember the place. VRY EISIEN Peoples’ Broadway, GRO. . MESGHENDORF Will sell for cash, meat at the tollowing c | PORTERHOU Store, 31 Council Blufi I:\. rices: 10e LA e He same FOFATL R A..d all other Meats in thu Proportion, NO. 27 l!'\\ \' TFL \0. I!H: HOT WATER HEATING A SFECIALTY, W00 PUMPS. PIPE i and FITTINGS, OHN ( LBERT, Main Stract, Council Bluffs, Ia. TREE OF LIFE A positive cure for Liver and Kidney troub- les, all Blood Discases, Indigestion, Dyspep- sia, and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE For sale by local druggists and druggists everywhere. Price §1 per bottle, six for ss all communications to DR. J. B. MOORE, Council Blufr; Ia. POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET 150x130 feet of trackage on Ferst avern Fifty I sequent our office, N Counen Thtts Towa: b1 606 Brondway. JOR SALE sell on payi dress 14 N. 16th st., W Conuncil Blufrs, NOR RENT- two gentlemen, gronna floon very centraily located. Ad- dress T\ 16, DOR REN QOR REN IRON and 1 DOR SAL and 18th st, 66x120 ft., all modern improv yard. depot. JROR RENT-Nice ¢x Y0 LOAN—Money to loun on horses, fore borrowing elsewh I SHALL OFFER ant & Clatk's add, the inest tr ty. Lots in BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION, STREET'S ADDITION, < in Highland Place eventeen Lots in Central Sub ‘Twenty Acres on Ninth Avenue, W. C. STACY, NO. TELEPHONE 102, 'SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘0_Rent, Wants, WANTS. “To buy Address or cal veral lots for 1ild on, A good reward will be ry of pockethook con Ted With pap e, It near Downsville, or Horac Lease Good Its or tra Om nd furniture o in Omaha, ity canyasse machine ofic ~A furnished room, suitabl Applicant must give reference. see ofti 50 —Mattress makers at (. o OR RENT tlemen, 22 —Seven-room cott, ner of & ave. and 9th st. W ings. . Bre Call and examine list, adway and Main st.. up s OUSES for rent. 33 Main st, Johnston FORREST SMITH S SPRCIAL WANT COLUMN. House ofb rooms and two lots on Will take wenue north of the transfer. i Plerc just north Aot e ransfer, on 50, House and lot north of U Ot BALE: transfer cheap at #800; $200 cash and 26 per month, Fors Lot 4x12) on 1at ave, noar I 1t. depot. on N. W. “ehéap at JOR SA n elegant good terms, A fine new efzh S 4th avenue; bath “This place 18 and 10th at,, only #11 per month, furniture, planos, FORREST SMITH, Room 4, 8rd Floor, Brown Buildin S'I‘E.A.M DTEWaES| |° NO. 29 MAIN STREET, Latest Novelties In MRS, C. L GILLETTE. Manufacturers and Wholeanla De lers n Sausage of All Kinds. Orders Promptly Fillea ana Delivered, NO. 635 BROADWAY. - - TELE 1ONE NO. __ F.J. BREZEE, Taxidermist and Naturalist. Permanently located at No. 14 North 6th St., opposite Postoffice, on Motor Line, Council Bluffs, lowa, If you have specimens'don’t wait for prices, spoil. highest murket prige for them. If you dont want them after the CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 DR. C. B. JUDD MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIC TRUSSES. No. 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. The “WHITE” Is Klng This is the verdict of all ladies who have used the White Sewing Machine, See it before buying any other. OFFICE, 305 Middle Broadway, TED—LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGENTS ON COMMISSION J. M, BROWN, Manager. ©® MAIN ST, has Lost, Found, Board: lumn at the for the first ash 1c 1L B Judd, d for the re- aning 812 in urn to Will- Everett, u|mx cornerid and Vorhees st st Il at White rondway, A. Beche A Inrge number of good dwell- & Van Patten s addjtion h avenue Seat oF mnion Aanots o bn to Council Blufts or Omaha, Sroom cottage with on Harrison st: tils property is 000 to &3.50), but if sold soon will room house at clogets aud pleasan blocks from dutnmy ) cottage on Sth ave, cattle, welry, ete.; see me be- “HUMAN HAIR GOODS nd them to him before they > mounted, he will pay you the Will make a specialty of heuds duriig winter OCTOBER 28, 1888,--SIXTEEN PAGES. FOR SALE! BUY A HOME. ice new five room cottages with closets etc. finished inhard wood and oil, only 5 minutes walk from Omaha across the new Bridge and located immediately on new electric car line. A VAL CASH PAYMENT MUNBAY MHRNING And easy terms will secure you a comfortable and convenient home. ONLY A FEW LEFT. A.H. FITCIH, P. O, BOX 488, OMAHA, NEB THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE IN WESTERN 10WA, Our Stock is Larger Than Ever Be- fore. We can give Lower Prices than ever before. HARKNESS BROS. Our stock is more complete than ever before. You can get better bargains than ever before. -o- 401 BROADWATY. Jo(- A COMPLETE KNOCK OUT IS WHAT OUR PRICES ARE. WE HAVE NO COMPETITION FOR WE ARE SELLING LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! CARPETS OF ALL KINDS. CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS. COME EARLY FOR A CHOICE OF OUR IM- MENSE STOCK. Council Bluffs Carpet Co No 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. $10.76 | sHORT ORDER | $10.76 I YOUR PORTRAIT Frame and Easel, Now of W.W.Chapman Nos. 105-107 Main 310-75 St., Council Bluffs. THE TIME IS $10.79 SMOTHERS & BEECROFT, —==PROPRIETORS OF——— COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA TRANSEFER ILIXTE. IOFFlcElf—— De Vol's Store, No, | Owmana—Carpenter Paper Co., Telephone No. Douglas Stre ps—P. C. 3roadway. Covxen, B 504 Middle No. lu]vplmnu No. 0. 1114 ’I‘l ANp 8 Royal Arcanum Hall Ilonn Blonk. MRS. MAGRANE, ~1M\r' | FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED 'MILLINERY THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. P!B;w:“fi&" ‘ ——luu l:ngul‘: Vs:_., Olnth., lien. h o T achine. R et e o | RUNK SPflluss EANN GITY, munitold; atographic aod 4000 coples can be take The Excelsior C:. , Council Bluffs, Ia. type wiiting work. And All Fine Grades of Coal, EDUNEIL BLUFFS LUMBER (O, TELEPHONE NO. 257, S, STEWART, M. D, D. V. M, |~ ———— - e WIS | B ANKERS, Telephone No. 205, 00Brosdway Council Blufrs, [ ivhed COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1+ g ad IuwA‘