Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFIOE. NO 1 RL STRE he City & MANAGER. Delivered by earrier in Any Part Twenty Cents Per Week TILTON TELEPHONES: BUsispes OFFicE NO. 43 NiGnT EDiton —_— NOR MENTION. MW N. Y. Plumbing com ’ Council Bluffs news on 1th page. ‘omland wood. E.E.Mayne, 619 B'way. Presbyterian Sunday school held its ment last evening. sgant overcoatings at A. Reiter’s, hant tailor, 310 Broadway. a certain_day last week, within two squares on Broadway were twelve teams left unhitetied and unattended in the street, N. W. Williams purchased from the Mueller Music company an el piano us a Christmas gift to his daughte ima. There will be Christmas services at the Salvation army hall at 10 m. and 2:30, 4:80 and 7:45 p. m. Al are cordially invited, There will be services every ovening this week at the Overton mission, The invita tion is & broad one, including everybody, and is & cordial, carnest one. Phillip A. George and both of Omaha, Methodist Epi Docember 23, 1858, Rev. D. C. Franklin oficiating. There will be no more business_transacted in the superior court this term. The jury has been discharged and the docket closed. " The next term wiil convene Monday, January 7 The hearing of the testimony in the Gro- ver-McNulty rape case, that was to have been continiied before Justice Schurz yester. duy, was continued until to-morrow morning. A plat was yesterday filed with the county recorder of Judd's subdivision of lots 1, 2 and 3, of Bayhss & Palmer's addition, lying e: 1 Broadway and Avenue A’ west of wentieth street Mr. William Kinzel and Miss Emn ok were married yestorday afternoon at residence of the bride's ts, 1601 Fourth avenue, by Rev. G. W. Crofts, of the Congregational chureh, Miss Annie Pralor was presented with a handsome dinner set last evening by several of her admiring colored friends.” Charles Curtis made the presentation speech in a very appropriate manne The city clerk was kept busy yesterday flling bids submitted by local contractors for work on public improvementssoon to be con- tracted for by the council. The work em braces grading, sidewalks, ete. Judge Aylesworth will hold a short session in police court this morning to enable unfor- tunates, who have spent a night in the an opportunity to square themsely home to enjoy their Christmas turkey. blaze occurred in the Globe press ¢ yesterday morning. A of benzine ignited from a lamp and made things lively for a thne, but the flames were ex tinguished without calling out the depart. ment. J. W. Shoup is thoroughly overhauling the Vorthwestern hotel. With new puper, paint nd sundry improvements, the hotel will be made very attractive and convenient before its reopening, which will be soon after the 15t of Januar) The office of the local branch house of the Buckeye Manufacturing _ecompany will snertly be removed to the Brown building, in the room recently oceupied by the European restaurant.” M W. McCargar is the local manager. The Congregational Sunday school had a very enjoyable entertainment last evening. Tt was @ cantata, *The Wife's Christn ellrenderced by a chorus of about The children were remem bered with candies and fruits. 5 Mr. George Rudio has opened a very at- tractive and convenicent > ut No. 7 Main street, and will en, activel real estate and loan busit Mr. itudio is always wide awake, and will doubtless make things lively in estate circles. Jumes Betts, one of the prisoners now con- fined in the county jail for highway robbery at Oukland, was a government prisoner here about two hours, a few months ago. He was charged with violating the internal revenue law, but the federa court ordercd his release, A complaint was filed against D. E. Gleeson yesterday, for obstructing the sidewalk in the southeastern part of the city by piling up wood. The- court ordered the obstructions removed by Friday next, or they will be re- moved by the marshal at the defendaut's expense. At the institution for the deaf and dumb there was a merry time last evening. An entertainment was given in the chapel, con- sisting of carols, a hat drill, tableaux, recita- tions and shadow pictures. A" Christn tree bore bountifully, and games and refresh- ments delighted the pupils. Numerous gifts were also distributed. The local expressmen are nearly worked to death with the tremendous rush of Christmas business. All of the companies report an in- crease over previous years, and h; their employes working nights and Sunda handle the immense number of packazes. The work will continue until after N Years, with but little decrease. City Clerk Burke yester lettor from his son Will, enclosing a draft for #10,that has been his customary Chris mas present for several years. Will is now an editorial writer on the Albuguerque Democrat. He hus grown up in the ne paper work, having started the Daily Non- pareil soveral years ago in this city. Marriage licences were 1ssued yesterday to Ansel M. Cross, of Soutn Sioux City, Neb, and Mattie Girth, of Harrison county, ia., Jerry Goodwin and Kila Thomas, both of this city, and Charles W, Stanley, of South Omaha, and Mary Smith, of this city. Charley i8 a fine specimen of young manhood, aged () years, and Mary is a blushing damsel of 64 summers. William Maher, the alleged ‘‘con.” and check raiser, had his preliminary hear- ing before 'Squire Schurz yesterday, He was defended by Messrs. Burke & Tinley. W. A. Ware, Esq., conducted the proseci tion. The defense attempted to prove an alibi by witnesses from Omaha, The hear- ing was not completed when court adjourncd, and will be continued to-morrow. Mrs. Lew M. Crockweil last evening pre- sented her husband with a handsome $140 old watch and chain. The ticker is a eauty, and its owner is & proud man indeed. Mrs. C. has been saving up her pin moncy for some time to purchase the present, and had the pleasure of informing her husband that the bill for his Christmas gift would not be presented on the 1st of next month. At the close of the services at the Berean Baptist church Sunday morniug, it was unanimously voted to submit & petition to the clty council, asking for the suppression of all saloons, ganibling houses und places of vicious entertainment, and the rigid enforcement of the law. The petition was filed with the city clork yesterday morning. It was signed by Rev. T, K. Thickstuu, pastor of the church, Joseph Munger was arrested yesterday af- ornoon in response to & telegram from 3oone, for obtaining money under false pre tenses. Munger is an engincer,and is charged with securing money belonging to another enginoer of the same name who was killed a short time since o the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad, Officors from Roone arrived in the city last evening and took the prisoncr away with them. To-day the retail stamp, genersl delivery sud registry divisions of the postofice will be opex from 10 to 12 &, m. The carriers will make but one delivery about the city, aund that in the forcnoon, leuving the ofice at 9:80. Collections will be made at the samu twe; also a collection from the boxes be- tween First and Eleventh streets on Broad- way and on Main street at 1 ». m. The woney order division will not be opened. For soveral years past Prof. McDermid bus been a fuithful member pf tho Congrega- Slooul church choir. No one has worked barder for its success, and that, too, without reguuneration. Suoh service was well worth, ® testignial, and the ladies of the churcl 100k up the matter and secured a handsome um o With it they purchased a , and last evening they pre- sentad it to the professor. The gift was en- tirely unexpected and it ls needless to say it is Tully ap) ted. i e Dr. Cloaver, 26 North Main, See W, C. Stao; e s All grades burd geal, C. B, Fuel Co, nt Taylor, 1 at tho Fred- man Tel. 147, ¥ Grand I IN THE BLUEES. THE NEWS Where the Commercial Travelers Will Bat Their Turkey. PRESENTATIONS. CHRISTMAS Christmas Tide— Wil City Coun Streets Celebrating t In Manawa What the Judicial, prov [ cil Doings Nee Whera They Take Their Turkey. The lifo of the commercial traveler is one of continuat “hustle.” Fow indeed are tho days that find him “at home' to his friends, ana when the “relief” is sounded and he is told to lay down the implements of his war tare for a day, how giadly does he obey the order. Cold rooms, ad tables n erally rocky fare catchies him the year but ou Christmas day t “bosom of his family” catches kim; turkey takes the place of hush, and the of thanksgiving is heard from lips that ave wont to say other wordsat @ late spread and badly cooked voice najority of the Council Bluffs contin gent of the my of will dine at home to-day. A few ar acked at way stations, but while absent in the flesh will be with their loved ones in spirit. The representatives of Harle, Hass & Co.. wholesale druggists, are all at’ home, John C. W. Corey at Atlanic, Ia,, and C. I.. Hass in the Bluffs, Of Stewart Bros'. men, M. 1. Fezler alone imaway. Ho will eat turkey, if, he can got it, at Grand Istand. ¥ M Hride and J. Bollinger a lies in this city. Messrs, Percgoy & Moore's men are some- what scattere Dunn, H B. W and P, R. Shepherd are with thel in Council Bluffs; M in Om George Wadsworth will cate bite somewherc on the 1. & M 5. Morse will hunt for the best h ern Nebraska. The Mucller Music company have their entire force to help ot~ with their im mense holiday trade of yesterday. B. V Kidd, C. E. Michacl, row and Alex Gien' will sit” down fo ut menu at in this city and J. v will do .incoln, Neb, Shugart_company’s men. i e. H. Coffeen, L. . Whitehead and F. A. Slichter, are with their families here, while %, D, Ken! dall of Creston, got stuck av Norfoll, Neb., and could not “make home, The ives of Empkic Hardware all at home, but none in this . B. Dingman and W. Murrare at Grand Island, Neb, R. V. Hunter is at Nor- folk, Neb., und Mr. Swallow will sit_down to the old family board at Bellwood, Ohio. Of W. A. Maurer's men Mr, Franklin made a flying visit to St Mo, lers side-t L. St and_C Lare with their familics in the Bluffs, he men of Russel & Co. are with their families except H. W. Young of Sioux City who struck a sale Linc stopped to close it up. M. manager, with D, J. Clark are . Hugh W. Gregg is at Holdreze u at Hay Springs, Neb., the both residing at those places, prague, manager for'the Sand- wich Manufactuting company and_A. W, Johmson are both with their **folks at home, W.E jont with \W. M. Jones, the Smith, home in ) Ea M. Wells A. B. Enderton, of the mpa re at homt he; worth, of Hayworth & time to run in home for the da, Charles Hawmel, of the sume compal 10 Co. arc widely scattered. W. B. Judd C. H. Garfiiner are in this city, also Forbe H. C. Cookis in Sioux City, Ketchum at Norfolk, Neb., A. D. Scofie La Porte City, In., and J. W. Park at Kend- allville, Ind. All a at their homes. Groneweg & Schoentgen’s men will call for turkey all over the country. F. W. Reimers, W. Kintz and Gleason are at home in the Bluffs, George Rieden is at nd, Rev. D. Carson at Hastings, Ia., while O. E. D is in Gle od, Ia. ‘W. H. Stevens, handling the ‘‘bakery” for MeClurg & Co., is with his family here, and Charles Thornburg is doing the same in Omaha. The Marsailles Manufacturing company’s men, H. M. Werrick and H. B. McKahin are in Nebraska, the former at Lincoln, the lat- ter at Stromsburgh. H. A. Young, C. E. Reid, W. F. Hollis.;handling “Keystone at home here. Decre, Milis & Co. and ) B. Mack and 2oods, are all reprosentatives fol- low suit. M. I Sayre, J. G. Slemmons, S, D. Woodsworth, H. S. Blinn, W. S. Bentley and H, S. Newlon are all heve, C. A. & Co.’s men came in and r ceived ve of al ce for the day. Lamb has gone to his home n | Mr. MeDonald to his home_in western lowa. L M. Treynor add Homer of the Council Bluffs Carpet at home (‘lusmg up the business of 1855—the done the company since began Nothing will be too good for the boys to day, and as they arise to grect the morn on this the festal day of the year Tur Ber wishes them a merry, merry Christinas, - See Forrest Smith’s special column. —— Tllinois and Towa best soft coal, son, 26 Dearl strect., its existence Glea- Sl i MRS All parties having work done at my will please eall and settle for same 589, Otherwise speci- mens will be sold for charge F. J. BrEzEE, Taxidermist. S ot Pipton, real estate, ; Making the Children Ha Last evening Christmas was ushered in with appropriate exercises av several of the churches of the city. At the Broadway Methodist church the programme embraced both vocal and literary numbers, many of them of & high order of excellence. The upright ladders were surmounted by a third, which formed an arch over the pulpit. Theso wero handsomely decorated with ever- greens, holly, ete., and upon them were a rayed the gifts for the little folks, It was a children’s entertamment and being success- fully presented, it was very much enjoyed. The *Waifs Christmas,” a pleasing can. tata for little folks, was presonted at the Congregational chureh by thirty children of the Sunday School. The vocalists did splendidly and furnished an hour of genuino eujoyment to their parents and friends. Following this an_hour was spent in making the scholars happy in the acceptance of numerous gifts, The entertainment began at 6 o'clock and two hours of healthy enjoy ment was given both young and old. At the Presbyterian church the children of the Sunday School gathered early in tho evening. They were taken in hand by their teachers and adult friends and given an evening of pleasure. ‘The new Sunday school room was opened and the gifts of Santa Claus were passed to the childron. All of theso exercises were witnessod by large audiences and the events wero very succossful. J. G. —_— Pickled tripe and pigs feet at Tib- bitts’, 845 Brondway. e Weather strips for doors and w dows. Odell & Bryant, 513 Main st. Rock Spring coal, Gleason, 20 Pearl street. AR S 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan monoy. — Money loansd on furniture, plancs, dinmonds, horses, buggies or anythin, of value at low rates of interest. 0 publioity; fair and honorable desling. A. A. Clavk & Co., oftice cor. Brond way wnd Main, over Aierican express. . Improvomicnts at Lake Mauawa. A committee of those intarested in the tmprovement of Lake Mankwa will visit that famons resort 'Thursday to logk over the’l ground aud see what is needed, and make arrepgements for beginuiug work atouce if inke is over, and will soon operations. The com. roughly examine the pla report of is need ex it ia decided that it w! | already partially fec be ready for acti mittee will th and make a fu and what the pected results of the improve - Buy groceries, stationery and goods of Kelley & Younkerman, - beautiful finish given col- ascade Laun- pay. The ients, Christmas 102 B'way Notice the lars, cuffs and shirts by ¢ dry company. S—— See Forrest Smith's special column, - Have our wagon call for ypur clothes, Cascade Laundry Co. - The City Councik The city council held a_short session evening. The mayor and Aldermen L Knepher, Weaver and Waterman were pres | ent The final estimate on sewer work done | 8. A. Wickham & Co., for $102.70, was passed, and the amount was held until June 1, 1886, as @ guarantee against failure of work or mate 1 Various grading bids were opened, and referred to the city engineer for tion. The clerk was jnstructed to readvertise for sidewall bids The matter of appointing a committee to visit cities in Towa iveto electric light- ing was discussed. Aldermen Knepher and Licy opposed such _an action, The vote tood: Ayes, Lacy Waterman and La . Knepher. The appointment of the com- mittee was 3 in the hands of the mayor. On motion the board of trade was requested to select members of that body as a part of this commit On motion B, A. Wickham & Co, were al lowed final estimate oa completed sewer work, except that on Thirteenth stree against which there are protests. The total estimate is 84,000, woiled last by read, tabula - s The London “Tailor’s™ is the place to get your clothes made. 637 Broadway. - L. E. Roe, dentist, over Jacquemin & Co, - No. ) jewelry Work for the Shovel Brigade. The Electric Motor company has men em- ployed stoveling mud from the immediate vicinity of their tracks on Broadway to cither side of that thoroughfare, improving the center of the street at the expense of the outside. The city cleaned the streats during the summer while the dirt wagons were run ning to renew the disagreeable covering, but nothing of the kiud has been done for some time. A thorough cleaning now would last | winter and add greatly to the comfort of pedestrians, It should be attended to at once before the ground free; It is doubt ful if the council could ex the money where it would produce better results, or give more general satisfaction. - All grades soft coal, C. B. - - Money loaned at L. B. Craff loan oftice, du furniture, pianos, wagons, personal property of and all other articles of value removal. All business strictly dential. iel Co. s & Co.'s horse: 1 kind; without confi- Judicial Doses. In police court yesterday Brennan was arraigned for larceny from a building in the night time. He was charged with stealing a chicken from the free lunch counter at the Mint. The court failed to sce how the case could assume al pnase and discharged the prison chicken was turned over to the less fortunate indi- viduals who were compelled to remain in the cage. William_Sa .10, and John Leahy and John b for intoxieation. Mattie forfeited $10 appearance money, and Lizzie Day paid §0.60 Tor disturbing the pe; morning Bd Wle Cheap—Lots near the bridge build at once. Ad- s R. Rice, No. 110 Main srteet, (,‘mlun'il Hl\l!]’% »s who w BEK: TUESDAY, DFC‘F“BFR 1888, - HENRY BISEMAN & C0' PEOPLE'S STORE Have concluded to sell their entire stock of Toys and Fancy Goods at One-Half of any Former Prices. PRIGES GUT IN TWO! Will Rule to-morrow in our Toy and Fancy Goods Department. We sKo more real Christmrs gifts than all the competing stores com- bined and our prices ALL NARE THEN FLY! To-morrow will be the Greatest day in the his- tory of the People’s Store, and we are pre- pared for it with an extra force of sales- men and salesladies to wait upon our many customers. Our stock must be sold and our prices are according. CALL AND SEE US!| HENRY EISEMAN & COS PEOPLE'S ST NO. 314, 316, 318 & 320, BROADWAY, IOWA. .) 25, COUNCIL BLUFFL, See Forrest Smith’s special column, ——— Bargains in real estate in_all parts of the city, W. S. (,uonu' 180 Main street. As Others See Him. There was a very enjoyable affair last evening at the rooms of the law firm of Mynster, Lindt & Seabrook. Judge Ayles- worth was made the recipient of a handsome crayon portrait of himself, elegantly framed, The portrait was the work of Al Rothery, a well-known Omaha artist, and is a credit to his artistic ability. The picture was present- ed by Mr, Seabrook, in behalf of Mr. Roth- [ in a few felicitous remarks, to which the Judge responded most happily. The recipient stated that he bad known for some time that Mr. Rotbery s engaged on some such work, but tie idea that 1t was to be presented to him in such a mauner had never entered his head, and he was never more surprised in his life. * 'vhe portrait is life s and Chief Lueas is authority for the statement that it looks as if the judge was about to open his mouth to hn, “Your fine is §8,10. Call up the next one. The frame is a massive one of carved wal- nut, and is a fitting surrounding for the ha s0me portrait within. The rec s heartily congratulated by the fow who had bec yprised of what was to '.ukl. place, and stood the ordeal bravely. i Rostith For Rent—Two new store good location; Nos. 787 and 7. way. S. Suunders, 30 Pearl st. DCOrR, &0 0Bt TLoans made on city business and resi- dence propert; Stes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. rooms in Broad- fts. with the trade was a The Traae Yesterday was a very bus: merchants in the Bluffs, Their partial compensation for the rather quiet days immediutely preceding. Evidently the major portion of the purchases were for Christmas gifts, These covered every line of goods, There was no lack of toys and things to make the little hearts glad, but by far the lar, part were articles of utilit Quite & large number of pianos, organs, e gantfwatches and_other articles of 'value were purchased. The merchants who hav been in business for years say this tend w0 utility in presents”is a rapidly growing one, every year less money being expended upon things of little or no intrinsic worth The general trade has been good—fully up to the average of other years, and_the wer chants are happy - has ensh on hand to loan property, No. 130 W. 8. Coope on approved city Main street. - The Episcopal ladies’ leap on the 26th inst promises to be one of the pleasantest parties of the season. At the request of a number of the young ladies they can be accommodated with ets at the oflice of Sackett & Pres- 89 Pearl street “Adonis" at Dohany's. The Rice & Dixey combination was greeted by a full house #t Dohany's last evening, when they appeared in the beautiful bur- lesque drama, “Adonis.”” The production created a perfect furore of applause. All of the features, from the orchestra to the chorus, were us nearly perfect as could be de- sired. The stage settings were beautiful, and the effects of the calcium lights simply grand. The costumes were the most clegant that have been seen here in some time. Without any -exception the prodiction was strioly 88, and its merits will never fail to secure for it in this city the patronage that it deserver ar party e German Catholic F Arrangements have been perfocted for pleasing entertalnments during each evening of the German Catholic ladies' fair to open at ‘Temple hall on Wednesday eveuing. Some chioice renderings of music will be the at- tractions each evening. Wednesday evening “Orange Blossems,” by A. Geibel and “Down by the Garden Wall,” by Maie Ver- nea, will be porformed by Miss Ida Fellin- treter. On Thursda evening “Who Will Buy My Roses Red” will be the principal musical selection. Miss Alma Pfeiffer will sing “Do They Think of Me at Home,"” a beautiful composition by Millard, Eac day and evening during the continu- WANTED! man or woman who has $30 or h to invest where it wili be as safe as it would be if it were ation of the fair important and interesting | deposited in the Bank of gland and features will be presented. Dancing may ke him more money, to call on usand be enjoyed every evening by the young peo- in Fairmount addition. The ple. cation on the hills for street car all the railroads, wholesale houses and FOR 30 DAYS! city depots. The only hill property to be'had at such low ‘prices and easy I must have room for spring goods. and will sell all goods now in stock terms. Prices nge from M) to $400; terms, one-fifth cash, balance in thirt equal monthly payments at 8 per cent prices far below any ever off before. This 15 uo bait to catch the trade but. a genuine clearing-out sale, and ev inters If you are renting now and want a thing must go. Parlor sots, bedroom sets, heating and 1 Lot, Bryant & Clar, on ] Lot, Bry 43 Lots, Perey's 2d Add,, on it & Clark, on { Lot, Everett's Add,, Thir 9 Lots, Fleming & Davi { homd of your own, commence paying for a lot now before you have to pay double the money for thie same location, Begin atonce and you will he surprised to find how soon the thirty months will roll R Miine lamps ofl | tround, muking you the owner of a lot. cloths. . All goos without reserve. I have a big stock and eun suit you in whatever you want. Come and see me floods. | must ) pric Call on H. M e, n street, but no reasonable offer will be r or Forrest Smith.at the Brown building, A. J. MANDEL, Council Biuffs, lowa. NO. 325 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF TOWA. NEW BARGAINS IN(— BROADWAY LOT FIRST AVEN'TE LOTS, FERRY ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' ERIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & OLARK'S ADDITION ADDITION LOPDS. s of the best property intown for platting W. C. STACY, Telephone 162, No. 0 Main Street, Counell Bluffs, SPECIAL NOTICES VIANT! changesome of the best perty in the city for firat-class C. 1, Thvostment Co.y No, 10 Peari VW EBiave some of the best bargains in the city in real estate, cheap lots, small houses aud lots: Several' fino residences on paved streets: also acre tracts. All of the above property will be sold on easy terms. Small payment down and low rate of iuterest. Come ®ud examine our list. We also have large 11sts of property for ex- change, No. 10 Pearl st. Council Bluffs Invest ment (o, mine my quoted, fused. PARTIAL LIST OF SALE GEO. METCALF 'OUNCIL PROP BY ‘RTY FOR LOTS, .. & 8,000 1,100 1,500 1,000 1,000 850 6,500 6,000 STREET e Residence on Residence on Residence on 6th ave. Residence on Gth ave Kesidence o 6th st. Residen A Residence on Northi Sthst., great bargaiu. ... Bunch of 5 houses and 4 lots on 8rd ave Residence on Scott st..... Resiaence on Platner st.ior and partioulars inquire. ... An elegant residence on 1st ave., one minuto walk from government building. For price and particu lars inquire Residence on 6ih ave walk from county Cash Residence and four 1ot on av Strect's add . Store building and lot on P near U, P. transfer... Towa. 3,000 8,000 2,000 Dbusiness farm three minute court houss Y0 EXCHAN quity house and lot in Omaha for span of horses and carriage, Address E. L. Bee ofice, Omaha. Rnumm rent by Couucll Blufts Co., No. 10 Peath st FPYWO fine office rooms to rent on first floor; one rogm 1éx{; both newly papered wiid oainted. Bes tlocation in the city Call at No. v, Pear] st. frontage on Park uve. for tfl» 0.R. GILBERT, S Business property on Broadway.. Business property on Main st An improved farm of 160 acres ot far from Chautauqua grounds, con- sisting of hill and dale. K0 ticulars inquire 48-acre truct one mile from Broidway, suburban location In addition to the above I Tiave va property in nearly every addition 10 the city GEO. METCALF, R0, 14 PEARL ST, Buffalo borus COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, | no! lh of transfe ted, $500 to $400 each Bunch of 11 lots, Central sub. ... Bunch of 12 lots, Cooper, McMahon & Jeffries add., if taken before Jan. 1st, for, . 5 An elegant ot on 8th st. | 'Cash lots on Bluff street legantly loca Investment —MANUFACTURER OF TAXIDERMY G0ODS 114 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUKFS, IOWA, Orders for all kinds of Dakota and Mon tana game filled. Buffalo and other heads on huud. Satisfaction guaranteed to those sending 1 work to be dove, in uovelties, 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave , Ninth and Tenth aves $250 HOUSES AND LOTS SNAPS! Second ave, $226 $260 $985 . $180 racn $600 T'hird ave. Ave. C K dave. ¢ « - ch ON—— EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- N. SCHURZ-- STONE & SIMS-- Specificat Building, Justice of the Broadway, Cou Courts, Council Hydraulic and S Attorneys at Law, Practice in Estitnates, Brown nitary Engineer. Plans, ions. Supervision of Public Work. Council Blufs, Towa. Peace. Office over American Express, No. 41 ncil Blufls, Towa. the te and Federa OMce—Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, Blufls, Towa. THE RUSSELL. SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE POWER. Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevalors. AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE, Specifications and estimates furnished for com) anteed. Send for Catalogue. POST OFFICE Can show letters from uscrs where fuel I pleta steam p ution, Durability Guars T e ing. E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Strect, Council Blufls, MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO,, PROPS. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Sauvisage of All Einde, Orders Promptly No. 635 Broadway, LADIES 0f Omaha and Gouncil Bluffs, Are Invited to call at MBS, C. L. GILLETT'S Hair Emporium r fine line of HAIR GOODS, And sce I JINEST HAIR ORNAMENTS Jnthe aity. Wigs, -Reards, ote., for rent or salo. GLUTH and COYLE and MYERS Grease Paints, Hair 29, Main St, Comcil DBinfs. e prompt attention, Diessing ete, Orders by mail rec CITY MEAT MARKET ! TO THE FRONT ! 1L FUNTIER NOTICE 1 Wi, BEEF, VEAL & PORK OF MY liwa Caitle, Fed o lowa Con! any honest compet for First-Class Meuts, J. M. SCANLAN, 120 Broadway. - - Telephone 201, TRY OUR MUSH, — IWN DRESSING And will me ion on prices THOS. OFFICER, W, L M. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corn PUsEY, Main an COUNCIL BLL Denlers i fo cnd domestic exchange, Collections made and intorest peid on tmo de Dosits. S, STEWART, M. D., D. V. M, HTERINARY SURGEON OSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Te COUNCIL "D, H. McDANELD & G0, Hides, Tallow, Pelts Wool & Furs, Highest market 0 and 822 M THE Moknis TYPE WRITER. PRICE $13, In equal ¥ axy High rioed Macking, phone No, 29, BLUFFS, WA Prompt rot pins, o ¥ oAl Blure n Bt., Co The Edison Mimoograph, munifolding, sutographlc and LU0 coples cau be takea. The Exselsior Co., Councll Blaffs, Is the best apparatas for pe wiilug work Filled and Delivered. Council Bluffs. COME BOYS Keep Her Up And l FOLLOW M ren L, Boiling Sh de | Shoulde Corned Beof.. Pork Itoast Pork Chops | Veal Roast.. . Mutton Roast | Round Stea. .. S 1 and Mutton Stew, | Loin Steal | Porterh ! Rib Roast.... | Sugar Curcd Hams, Be: Roast, e St ‘ll. S Pickled Hoels. | Butter . Poultry an Don't Fo :t the Number, NO. 327 BIROADWAY GEO. H. MESCHENDORF . BELL, G. A, BERLINGHOF. BELL & BERLINGHOF, Architects, Desigacrs and Superintendents of Construction, Mr. Berlinghof was seven years with Mendelssohn, Fisher & Lowry, aud hay designed many of the finest blocks in Omaha and Council Bluffs, Plans_and Specifications Prepared aud Estimates made on Application, Studio, Koo 2 Opera House Block I have laid in @ nice hine of boots and’ shoe swhich I am sclling ut the smallest living profit. T am establishing a pers munent business, lor I here to stay, and as my expeusos are small T can sell you goods very low. Cull and convince yourself, L. IKINNK AN, Hioudwiy, HOME DRE amine buy w1 SED MICATR ! Dedces for cash onl, wied at homo. 1 wi 8 follows: hto 6 nlnukmuk = &0 Round st .. to 10d Sirlotn 3 0ol Porte Btolling bee Mutton Mutton legs Corn bucf Pork roast Pork . Lard, p Eousage, our own muk Rermeu this 15 the o SA'l' MARICET (u the o N Lphone N O, L. NEUNAB, No, 821 Main 51 and o1 - oW ke | FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY, | 1814 Dousias 854 Omats, Nob.-