Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 12 PEARL T L elivered by earrier in Any Part of Fwenty Cents Por W eek A TILTON MANAGER, TELEPHONES: Business OFrFice No. 43, Niont Epiron, No OFFICE. NO STIE he City & now, MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing company. Finest Christmas slippers at Adams', Best warm Shoes at Adams', 417 Br'dway Coaland wood. 1.E.Mayne, 619 B'way First class Shoe maker and Cobbler Adams’. Bring in your work. egant overcoatings at A, chant tailor, 310 Broadway. c motor company has received aches from the Pullman shops. ting of the P. E. socioty, which have been held this afternoon, has postponed for two weeks, The law firm of Mynster, Lindt & Sea. brook will shortly occupy quarters with Justice Biggs, on South Main street The meeting of the owners of Union Driv ing park, called for last evening, was post- poned until next week, on account of the sence of some the members from the city John N. Beckley has received the of the death of his father, who passed away suddenly on Thursday last at is home in Madison, O, The funcr vices will oe- cur to-day C. Durham and 1. Smith will nav and turkey shoot at Park's Mills g Fifty turkeys beef have led. T atehes will all be conte with rifles i local crack shots are all aiting for it. The disease from which Mabel Bonquet is suffering is chick nd not varioloid as previously stated is now no small pox or varioloid in the city so far asis own, and it is believed that the dread dis: has been completelydriven out was no business in police ¢ 1 y morning, The case inst g was dismissed, the prosecuting witness refusing toproceed against him. J. Slavin wag booked for refusing to pay hack fu but put up £i0 for kis appearauce this morn ing. John Henry sion of the nited States brought in by Deputy Unit O'Brien, and examined y Commissioner Hunter, who | under £00 bonds. He could not furnish the required amount, and was committed to the county juil. The squatter case of Haunon vs still on trial in the district court ment was taken yesterday at 11 until 2 o'clock, to secure the attendance of Late Suits, one of the Witnesses, who was sick at his home on the bottoms. 1t is doubtful if the caso is concluded this week. achange in_ proprictorship of the ) George Rudio _retiring. The new member 18 Mr. O. D, Huigh, forme: with Peregoy & Moore. “Bolivar” is a hustler, and will prove to be very popular in his new position. ‘rhe new firm is known as Sears & Haigh, Rudio will engage in real estate, The greater | St. Francis A at Reiter’s, two new ¢ who was indicted at the hm Marr is Adjourn of the hoarding pupils of my left vesterday morning for their homes to spend the holidays 0 to all parts of lowa, Neorask Missouri, Dakota and Minnesota oturn in time to resume their duties on the ith of Jan at the same time s the pupils of the + schools. actor Murphy is making the most of 0 rush the work on the walls are up and the being placed in_position. The A few more fine letely en- r can be cornices u roof is also partly m place days will_sce the building closed, when the worl o contintied without interruption, rintendent Rothert, of the institution and dumb, has returned from where he has been for a week Se- je machinery for the industrial schools, and sclocting Christmas presents for the pupils. Arrangewents made for a Christmas tree at the in and a merry-making on Christmas cve. he Firemen's association held a_meeting at the city building lust evenfng. The com: ittee on transportation had nothing tanygible working to ure a . with good prospects of A committee was appointed to solicit funds, also ono to arrange for the prizes to be offercd in the various competing classes, No delegates were appointed to the state convention in Des Moines next month. There are about forty members in the city who are qualified to attend. and if a fair pe centage of them go, the city will be w ropresented. Dr. Cleave See W. C. S Old Reliab] of 15. Burhorn, No. 17 laad in an immenst stock of holiday goods, which will Lo sold cheaper than This is a special inducement for days. All goods first cl and uaranteed to be just as represented. tis an established fact that you can get the best goods for the least money there. Call and examine the stock and got prices before purchasing. - Assorted fruit in baskets for Christ- ma: Palmer’s, 12 8. Main st. Loans made on ity business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- bull-Champ Investment company. L. E. Roe, dentist, r Jacquemin & Co.’s jew ilverware and watches, Wollman, jeweler, 224 Broadway. curing so iute, but aze still - 5 North Main. —~— wey’s ad. Tel. 14 Iry Firm Main street, has 27 27 Main St., ov store. Sce Forrest Smith’s special columu, You Must Settle, All persons knowing themselve debted to H. Fric in- man are requested to call at the old stand, 409 Broadway, at onca. Mr. Friedman is authorized to collect all outstanding bills, A, J. MANDEL. AR ale Cheap—Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once, A dress or call on J. R, Rice, No. 110 Main srteet, Council Blaf - For Bananas, Florida oranges, mixed nuts, malaga grapes, fiue candies at Palmer’s, 12 8. Main street, - See lepmuu for Christnas presents. - Fine table ware at Lund Bros.’ - w. L'ouncr has cash on hand to loan on approved city property, No. 130 Main street, - Al grades hard coal, ) A While planuing for your holiday gifts don’t fail to see Lurd Bros,’ grand dis- play. C. B. Fuel Co. ———— Bee Forrest Smith’s special column, e Have our wagon call for your clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. e Fancy baskets filled with at Palmer’s, 12 8, Main st e are muking a spocial 100 crocker, I)uu l fail to see it — soiled fine candy Quive in nty days at 5¢ you. %ull and D. Stuart’s drog Dr. C. C. Hazen, deutist, opera house block, . LA, All parties having work done at my ofice will please call and scttle for same before January 1,1889. Otherwise spoci- wens will be sold for charges. ¥, J. Bugzek, Taxiderwist, Pt S Sty Brackets Gives uo wafly. OFINTEREST IN THE BLUFFS. The Fire Lade Having an U nusual Number of Short Runa. BADLY INJURED. A FARMER A Double Strea «d — Two a- Last Day of School Mydrant Being Test Men Arrested For Ho ing Up a Ruralist. Trying a New Hydrant. Eugineer Birkinbine, of the water is introducing a new style of fire hydraut in the city. It is known as the Galvin hydrant and contains the latest improvements. The principal feature is an attachment by means of which either or both nozzles can bo shut off, allowing the at taching or ¢ aching of a line of hose while the other is playing. This does away with the necessity of shutting off the water mo wentarily at a fire, if it is found necessary to attach another line of hose to the same hy drant. They work ind ently and much is claimed for them. The hydrant proper is opencd in the same manner as an ordinary hydrant, One of these hydrants will be placed in position to-day on Broadway, near the corner of Bryant, ou trial, If the fire department finds “that they are a suceess it is probable that more of them will be placed in_the cit even if those now in us not entirely r placed by them. Chiet works company’ o & i sorted fruit in baskets for Christ- at Palmer’s, 128, Main st. SA S v loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s on furniture, pianos, horses, personal property of all kinds, other articles of value without All business strictly confi- and all remo dential, - Jewelry of all k'nds for Christmas at wholesale for eash, 821 Broadway. ‘- All grades soft coal, ¢ s Holiday Presents Can mow be found in great varicty. New and artisvie designs in diamonds, fine jev gents’ and ladies’ gold ’ silver and plated ch marble and the A cordial in- oue to call B. Fuel Co. . clocks in of Ameri tion is extended to eve and judge for themselves C. B. JACQU The London get your clothes mi - Last Day of § The city schools closed yest for 1858, and the pupils ¢ 1l en- joy a well earned vacation of two weeks dur- ing the holidays, the schools reopening Jan- 7. Special exercises were held in many of the rooms, and the participants acquitted themselves very creditably. At the high school the e ses were of a particularly in- tor It was in reality the “last day *hool iu the Bloomer building. Hereafter the high school will be located in the new Atkins building, where it will occupy the entire third floor. ‘The school, under the Prouty, desired to fittingly of their connection with the bulding, and succec st admirably. A fine literary and music gramme was prepared, and was rendered in 4 most excel- lent o e It w follow: Programme of rhetorical ey higi Afternoon tal Duet. *is the place to 47 Brondway. “hool. orday afternoon cises of the A Tvip to Maniton S 3 9 Theodore Bré Music Dot “Boautiful Moon- light,” .. Lizzie Oliver, Elsic Brenneman Declamation—*An Order for a Picture,” .Cora Gretzer Elsie Honn ortertield 2| s Customs, Instramental Solo...Lon Declamation—+Marmion’s ‘Adieu, ; “Virgmia Newton [ Lizzie Oliver Lena Van Gieson Hattie Palmer Elsic Brenneman jon—*John Burns,”. “Gertrude Boy Hattie Palmer Music—A Chorus ~‘[L|I|=m Jackson Declam Music—Vocal Solo. Declamation. Carpio,” Lena Van Giesen Not Make the .Lena Beadle Yyudale Oliver Bananas, nuts, malaga Palmer’s, 12 S. Ma oranges, mixed pes, fine candics at n stre By Two new store rooms in 7 nd 739 Broad- 30 Poarl st. For Ren good location; Nos way. S, Suunders. S. B. Wadsworth & Co. 1.,.\.. money. — - Buy groce ationery uml Christmas goods of Kelley & Younkerman, 102 B'way, - Tipton, real estate, - Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- bitts’, 845 Broadway. TG 7 B'way. for lamps. — 10,000 in jowelry at 4 L = filled with Main st. ~ 2k An elegant line of pianos for Chris mas presents at Christmas prices, for two we Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway, See Lund Bros. 21 Broad way. Faney basket fine at Palm 1 candy and win- Main st. Weather strips for dows. Odell & Bryant, Lt s Ll Rock Spring coul, Glenson, 25 Pearl street. Jewelry of all | where on carth at 32 ——— nds cheaper than any- Broadway. - - loaned on furniture, pianos, Money anything diamonds, horses, buggies or of value at low ratesof 1nteres No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., oflice cor. Broadway wnd Main, over American express. Hurt In a RRunaway. ed Husz, one of the well-to-do G ners of Silver Creek township, met with a severe and painful accident about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, as he was re turning home from this city. He was near the institution for the deaf and dumb, when his horses be came frightened at two men who were sawing alog by the side of the road with a crosscut saw. After the horses had run a short distanca he was thrown out by the upsetting of tha wagon,. which par tially fell on him. ‘The horses stopped of their own accord a littie farther on. A team was sccured at the institution, and the un- fortunate man brought to this city, and left at the Kiel hotel. Drs. Lacey and Taomas were called to attend bhim. It was found that bis right leg was broken about thres inchies below the knee, and there were se eral slight external bruises. The fracture was reduced, after chloroforming the patient, who was suffering iutense pain. Last even ing be was resting as comfortably as could be expected. His old friend, Richard Holst, of the KKiel, is taking good care of bim. The injury will contine hini to his room for some time, and the dootor says that it will be five or six weeks before he can be removed to his bowe. Mr. Husz is well known here as a bighly prosperous farmer who has resided in the county for a number of yea The acei. dent mirht easily have resulted fatally, and the paticut 1s to be congratulated that he fured uo worse, Mr, Huss s forty-oue years o R A A e S, e T T T THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: nd the doctors think th the bones 1 unite without trouble, although owing t¢ natore of the fracture, it is quite proba that the injured limb will beshorter the other in the future - When you are looking for holidny ssents don't forget to give us a call. » have a fine line of Christmas books, plush cases of all kinds and Christmas Dell G. Morgan & Co., 742 Lower Brondway. et Clocks 75 cents at Wollman's, jeweler, 224 Broandway. of age, - Solid gold band rings cents at Wollman s, jeweler, 224 Brondway. - - Notice the beautiful finish given col- nd shirts by Cascade Luaun- P — tire stock of millinery which I have bought at sheriff ‘& sale at 50 cts, on the dollar, must be closed out within sixty days. A.J. Mandel. - Brackett erybody to-day. st Arrested as Highwaymen. A constable from Carson arrived in city yesterday morning in charge of Thomas Windom and James Betts, and turned them over to Sheriff O'Neill. Windom and Betts are the parties implicated in the robbery of a German named Deal, near Avo Betts went to that place in search of a farm hand, whom ne wanted to husk corn, representing himself to be & farmer lving a few miles from there. The nan agreed to his terms, and the pair started for Betts' farm After'going a few miles from the city they were waylaid and “held up" by Windom, who took all Deal had and_allowed him to Ttis allege f that Betis was acting complic ime of which the mon stan d charged is 0 most serious one, as Windom was armed and drew his pistol. The penalty in such cases is a term in the penitenuary, not less than ten years or more than twenty. They were arrested last Monday, and at _their liminary examination were bound over to the grand jury in the sum of §50) cach. The authorities claim to have a clear case against them, and the indica that both will g0 across the state for a lengthy term. The prisoners refuse to talk_either about them seives or the affair which has led to their arrest, Waunts to see e - See Forrest Smith’s special column. New organs, tirst class, weoks only, Council Bluffs 1 Broadw 0, for Music two Co., g Bargains in real estate in all parts of the city, W. S. Cooper, 180 Main street. J - We have just received an Solon Palmer’s fine perfume powders and toilet soap, Dell G & Co. invoice o Sache Morgan - - Brackett Hus the goods, The big rush And the livliest store in town. We still have an immense quantity of Christmas goods, cards, books and toy of all kinds, which we are bound to close out at some price, as we shall not carry them in stock in the future, Call and see us to-day. We can save you money if you want these goods at ull. Muelier Music company. The Work of th» Fire Lads, About 1 o'clock yesterday morning the de partment was called out by an alarm from Middle Broadway, where flames w dis od issuing from No. 533, occupie g store by Durlin Bros. The blaze was quickly ex ished, but its origin is a ystel ‘The fire originatel in the second story, and burned throuzh the wall, also through the floor, before discovered. It is supposed thut @ combination of mice and matches was at the bottom of the difficulty, as a quantity of the latter was found near the place where the blaze started. The greatest damage was done by water, but it will not xceed 100. A few hours earlier ed to the boot and shoe store of Sargent vans, where i wint sne composed of cotton, that was on exhibition in the window, took fire from a gas jet. Uhe flames wero ickly gotten under control, but not until orth of stock was badly damaged. makes four fires in about twenty-four iours. The fire department did excellent work, and especially av Durlin Bros.’ store. Not only did the boys respond very promptly, but they handled “the water very judiciously squelching the flames w 'y little dum age and without food thing. The fire at the driving park calls forth some criticism. Of course the department was nob at fault for not being able to get water, but it scems rather risky to send the whole department, and ¢ bit of appa- ratus, clear to the driving park, and keepin them there, leaving the city entively unpro- While the department was thus so u the business portion of the city, a fire might have broken out. By the time a portion of the department could have been sent back, the chances are that mmuch greater damage would be caused by delay at the see- ond fire than the total loss at the driving park. It secms that only a great emergency should justify the leaviny of the heart of the city wholly unprotected. 222 = Mcerschaum Goods. The greatest treat to a smoker isa nice meerschaum pipe ov cigar holdor. Frank Levin has the most complete lin of meerschaum pipes, cigar holaers, fine smoking sets, snuff boxes, and everything found in a first class cigar store. Ladies wishing tomale a brother or hushand a present are respectiully in- vited to I and see my stock H0): Brondway, next door to Ofticer & Pusey bank. the department was — Buy Useful Presents, The most acceptable presents for Christmas. are those which combine utility with beauty. Their daily use keeps the giver in constant remem- brance, ‘We have full lines of Down Comforts, Down Pillows, Carpet Sweepers, Foot- stools, Blacking Cases, Fancy Mats and Rugs, and many other things which are valuable as Christinas Souveni We are anxious to close these all out, und will make prices to suit the purcl Our Remnant Sale still continues .uul with bargains for all who come, Call and sce us. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO, - No war prices for reliable Woolmun's, jeweler, Jewelry at Illinois and Towa best soft coal, Glea- gon, 26 Pearl street, Diamond rings, fine g i-karet stones, g jeweler, 224 no flaws, Wollman, Auction Sale This afternoon at 2 o’clock and this evening at 7, will be sold a lurge stock of erockery, lamps, vases, toys, notions and Christmas goods of all kin These gooas must and will be sold regardless of cost. Go to No. 15 ain street and get the ggeatest bargains of your life. Don’t forget the time and pluce, ——— Pest House and Patients, The new pest house is about completed, and will be ready for occupancy in about a week. As s00n as it is ready the Carter and Klotz families in the southwestern part of the city will be 1emoved there, and their present dwellings, which are mere shells, will be thoroughly fumigated and aisin fected, and then burned. The Forman resi- dence will also be carefully disinfected and then refitted foy a dwelling, as it is in good condition, There are no more cases of small- pox in the city; and every effort will be made 10 keep it out, The eutire Hoyt fawily, ia the' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1883 HRISTMAS IS NEAR! —AND— HENRY EISEMAN & CO. Realize the fact that their immense stock of Holiday Goods will have to be sold during this week. We have therefore cut prices right and left so we can safely say that you can make one dollar buy two dollar's worth' of goods dur- ing this week's sale. JUST THINK! Twenty departments full of Holiday presents, and all must go. CALL AND SEE US HENRY EISEMAN & (0 PEOPLES STURE NO. 314, 316, 318 & 320, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFL, IOWA. Garner township, the father and tiree chil- dren, are now down with the disease. “They are gotting along well unde of the hired man, who has not yot tacked by the discase. They are quarantined and it is thought that it impossible for the scourge to get beyond its present limi the ¢ been n who has $30 or which they wish to invest where it wili be as safe as it would be if it were deposi inthe Bank of England and make him more money, to call on us and buy a lot in Fairmount addition. The best location on the hills for street car service and school privileges; close to all the railronds, wholesale houses and city depots. The only hill property to such low prices and casy Pric wnge from )0 to $400; crms, one- sh. balance in thirty ual monthly payments at 8 per cent interest. If you are renting now and want a home of your own, commence paying for a lot now before you have to pay double the money for the same location. Begin atonce and you will be surprised to find how seon the thirty months will roll around, making you the owner of a lot. Call on H. G. McGee, 130 Main street, or Forrest Smith.at the Brown building, Council Biufis, lowa. - Personat F r Don Macrac is home from Aun Arbor the holi ason, Mr. Bert Casady, son’s college, Fairfield, to at home. W. Brock 1s at home for the he He now travels for Grommes & Ullri Chicago. Miss Mmnie Wells, daughter of Lucius Wells, is home for the holida; which she will resume her studies at D: port. for has returned from Par- and the holidays Presse, has pany an ristmas gift e Pleiffer, of the Iric 1 of the Mueller Music legant Hardman piano for a ¢ to his wif E. W. Baker, a New York capit stopped inthe osterday on his v east. He was the guest of his old friend, Harry Birkinbine, of the waterworks com- pany City Attorney Hoime returned from Ouklind, where he represented the city in a damage suit, The pleadings in the case were filed and the ease continued until the next term of court. Mr. Milligan, of the New Ogden, is again wble to attend to business, and his partner, Mr. Winters, has taken his on the sick list. The latter gentleman is suffering from a sevore attack of quinsy meeting of the revivalists, ind Smith, was a remar ablo one in many respects.” Opportunity was given for the converts to take part. and seventy-six of them did so, cach giving a brief testimony or prayer. The number of s has reached as indicate rds which have been filled out handed in, with names, addresses and pression of church preference, GREAT CLBARING SALE FOR 30 DAYS! I must have room for spring goods, and will sell all goods now in stocl at prices far below any ever offored before, | Bunch of This 15 no bait to cateh the trade but, | Residence on Scott st. a genuine clearing-out sale, and every- | Residence on Platne thing must go. . h.l‘ll.]'UKII‘Xuvv.nlwlz{’»illllllll:lI'l; iesreres Parlor sets, bedroom gets, heting and | An ologant residence on T8t A¥0, O1O cooking stoves, handing lamps, oil B e o AL i cloths, All goes without reserve. 1ars fnquin 5 I have a big stock and can suit you in | Residence on 0th ave.. whutever you want, k from county Come and see me and examine my Cash ffoods. 1 must sell, No prices quoted, sidence and four lots on a: but no reasonable offer will be refused. Streed d A. J. MANDEL, Store building and 1ot on Pacific av near U, P, transfer NO. 325 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLY -story frame store in town of C 'SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNGIL BLUFFS PROPERTY, LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE BY GEO. METCALF PARTIAL The closing Messrs, Sme $ 5,000 1,100 1,500 1,000 1,000 Residence on 6th ave........ Residence on 6th v Reside on Gth av Residence on Gth avi Residence on 6l Residence ¢ E 6,000 Residonco on North $(h st., great bargain louses and 4 10ts on frd av 3,000 8,000 000 ior minutes hous: three court Tw son Seventytive fols” i Hauirels'h north of transfer, elegantly 1o , IOWA. Tod, 8500 10 8100 CAch -+ vy« Bunch of 11 lots, Central sub. Buneh of 12 lots, Cooper, MoMa Joftries udd., if taken before Jan. 1st, for, An elegant Tot on 8t st. | Cash fine lots on BIuff strect at'a quire's add., xcliang, 5 business ty i the ity for first-class farm. ¢ IR Gho Qb for, At class 4Fm. | 100 foct frontuge on Park ave, for & ~ per foot. A A A gome of the best, bargain in e Bu,.....y., pr city in real estate, cheap tots, small | Busiuess property on N houses and lots; several fine residences on T rt 160 8 °f, paved btreets: also acre tracts. All of the apove | AR Jmproved farin of 160 acres no vroperty will be sold on easy terms, Small from Chautauqua ground payment down and low rate of interest. Come sisting of Lill and dale and examiue our list, ticulars inquire.. Neries We also have large lists of proporty for ex- | 4s-acre tract one mile from Tiroadway, change, No, 10 Pearl st. Council Blufls Invest suburbay location. . y mea’s Co. 2 4 | In addition to the above I O EXCHANGE -Equity in house and lot in roperty In nearly every addition Oriaba for spahi of horses and carriage, 0 the city Address K. L. 5, Bee oftice, Omaha. l{’lfll!flmn-ul by Counctl Bluffs lnyestment ‘0., No. 10 Pear] st. GEO. METCALYF, AO, 14 PEARL 8T, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, ’l‘“l) fine office rooma to rent on first floor; one roomw 18x4b; both newly papered and pilpled B4 tloction 1n tho clkys Call at No. Pearl st / A 1 Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Sccond ave. 1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave, « - 13 Lots, Perry's 2d Add., on Ave. C 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave K - - 1 Lot, Everett's Add., Third ave. 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and ¢ §226 $260 $285 rach $180 rach $500 nh aves $AH0 Each HOUSES AND LOTS R, )\ R EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. THE RUSSELL. SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE POWER. Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mll|s and E|avators. AUTOMATIC COT-OFF ENGINE. Specification anteed. s and cstimates farnished for complete steam plants, Can show letters from users where fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, Regulation, Durability Guars E. C. HARRIS, Agent, Send for Catalogue. No. 510 Pe il Street, Council Blufls. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. and Sani Supe lluh aulic tions, H. BIRKINBINE-- vision of Engineer. Plans, Estimates, Public Work. Brown Council Blufts, ]m\l. Justice ot the Peace. Office ov Bioadway, Council Blufls, Iowa. N. SCHURZ-- STONE & SIMS' Courts. ONlce—Rooms Council Blufls, Towa. Attorneys at Law, Practice in 7 and 8, er American Express, No, 419 the S Shu and Federa - Beno Block, POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE&CO.. PROPS Manufactu nd Wholesale De Saucage of All Toimde, Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered. No. 635 Broadway. - - NEW BARGAINS —— ) IN(—— BROADWAY LOT FIRST AVENUE LOTS, RY ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' ERIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION STREET'S AUDITION LOLS. Also20 acres of the best property in town for platting. oulder and C Boiling e Mutton i 1LOTS, Pork Roust’. Main Street, 11 Blufrs, lowa, Telephone 19 o 151l HOME DRESS Examine the f jd buy your 11 until furth, Joulder and gsed at Lome. 1 will notice us follows: huck roast hto 10 10c 10¢ o T 110 he 1 me Itib Rous Council Bluffs. RED HEADED! AM MAD, MAD, MAD ! And will sell meat for the ollowing cash pr huck Roast. . r.wuu rk Chops and Steak our own miake W. C. STACY, 2 B FENE-MOTTAZ, 114 East Broadwi ottawattiamic Co up in Council Blufts P meats in the same proportion, I.flflK AT THE IRISHMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 20 BROADWAY. ae | Wil sell for eash: Ke | Shoulder and Cunck Roast Hto he | Prime 8 ; 1e | Cluck K ite | Round ops and st 12 | Sirloin Steak Lard, pure and our own make § i own make. Tie | Porterhouse St ber this {5 the only HOME DR Lioiling Bect WKET in the city. No forcign meats | Muttos Telephone No. 23, [ Mutton Leg Corn Iiect Pork Roast, I oW Sunsige FINE, CHOICE. IMPORTED MILLINERY. Ln 4 Doagles 8t., Omahs, Neb, S. STEWART, M. D,, D. V., M. VETERINARY SURGEON !;OSPITAL 45 FOURTH ..'rnm:'r Mr. COUNC n, BLUFFS, Mendel el ml inanice |I1|4 of boots mll shoe swhich I am selling at the smallest living profit. [ am estublishing a per- manent business, for I am b##c to stay, and s my expenses ar Al I can sell you goods very low. Call and convince yourself, BEST AND NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LADIES, Plush, 811k Flanpel and Cashmere dresses Ready-Made and Made to Order, By MRS. JULIA'STEIN, 1111 Donglas Et., Cheapast price g0od fit guara F. POAST, Bakery and Confectionery CIGARS AND TOBACCO. See bim for Bread. Cakes; ete. To Dealers—A Liberal Discount Given No, 216 Main 8t Counctl Blutts, | D. H. McDANELD & €., Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Wool & Fms. Highest market prices. Prompt ret urns, KPGh4 B2 uin Bt., Countil Bluls, Towa, Omahu, and ne Pposits, wa, 540 0o oS OFFICKR. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. rner Main and Broadway, (0( NUIL, R 4 in foreizn ¢ st Collections made und iuterest paid on (e Uhe Edison Mimeograph wanifolding, autographic aad Can Lo (akcw. Tho Excelslor Oc., Council Bluffs, la Hib Rowst. . kL ork Cliops and Stoak s muke G. A. BERLINGHOF “IBELL & BERLINGHOF, Avchiteets, Desiguers and Superintendents of Construction Berlinghof was hn, Fishi - designed many of the finest blocks in Omaha and Council Bluffs, Plans and Specifications Prepared aud Estimates made on Application, Studio, Koom 2 Opera House Bloclk seven years with & Lowry, and has W. H. M. Pusey, I0OWA, exchan PRICE $15, Is oqual t2 iy Machine, the Lest apparais fo pe watlas werl