Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 31, 1889, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE. NO. 12 PEARL STRE Delivered by carrier in any part of the City, HW.TITON. s MANAGER MINOR MEN110ON. N. Y. P, Co. Gleason coal. Council Bluffs . Thatcher coal, see advertisement. The 13oston store for holiday good! Best coal and wood at C. B, Fuel Co, Carbon Coal Co.wholesale, retail, 10 Pearl The docket for the coming term of the su- perior court containa eighty cases. The Maennerchor will give a grand ball at Hughes' hall tomorrow evening. The consideration of real estal the past week amounted to $69,657.25. Justice Schurz tisd the nuptial knot for B. D. Fisher and Bertha E. Cook, both of Un- derwood. Wanted—A good girl koeping. (iood wages paid. chott, 120 Fourth strect. The German Cathol quadrille party tonight. 10 join in the good time. A marriage license was 1ssued yesterday to Robert Morlan of Harrison county and Marictta Skelton of Pottawattamie county. Another case of diphtheria was reported esterday by Dr. I 13, Lacey on Avenue B, eLwe Thirty-sixth and Tnirty-seventh s The ladics’ auxiliary of the Modern Work- men of America wiil give a social and watch meeting this evening to which all Modern Workmen and their friends are invited. The German Catholic ladies give a quad- rille party at Masonic temple New Years eve, A cordial invitation is extended t public i general and friends of the u particular, An enjoyable party was given last even- Ing by Miss Clara Kvans at her home on Oakland avenue to a large nuinberof her frionds. The ovening pussed most pleas- antly with dancing, sovial games and re- freshments, Bessie Clayton, the inmate of Annie Moore's Pierce street bagnio who attempte suicide Sunday 0ison, but took an ov dose and was un sful, is fast recove ing. Sho still refused to tell why she tnus tortured her stomach, but it is stated that a Hlover,” who clfrks in_a leading dry goods house, throw her over for another degraded deni: of the burnt district. Beginning Junuary 1 all fre dehvered at the Union Pac freight depot by 2:30 o'clock to insure its being forwarded to its destination on the same (uy, us the cars are closed a3 3 o'clock. This does not preclude the delivery of freight during tne remainder of the day, as the depot will bo open until 5:30 o'clock. Counvil Bluffs lodge No. degroe of Re- bekah, Tndependent Order Oddfellows, wAl serve supper at Oddfellows’ hall Now Year eve, and invite all Oddfellows in the city, thelr fam nd friends Lo bo present. Literary exercises will be given and the evening’s pleasure close by watching out the 1d year and ushering in of the new, 1500, . D, C. I<'rnnkliu of the Broadway M. ach Sunduy morning in the prohibitory law, as as of strictly enforcing it. He will naturally run against the letter of Rev. T. J. Mackay, favoring high license, and his sermon will virtually be a reply to Mr. ‘There will undoubtedly be a large rausfors for general house- Mrs. Dr. Han- adics give a_grand Everybody fnyited ht must bo 'onth avenue 1dwin-Melvills company opened a agement at Dohany’s iast evening with **The Galley Slave.” Popular_pri u prevailed and the house was filled. Duri the remainder of the week the company \vll] resent *‘Two Orphans,” “Wells-Fargo Messenger,” *“Tho Danites,” “East Lynne' and “Kidnapped.” The company is a good one and will undoubtedly play to large houses during the entire week, The picces are well staged and should be a special at- traction at the reduced rates. A singlo pair faced Judge Aylesworth in police court yesterday morning, and they were both as biack ns the ace of spades, H. Gordon was charged with assault and dis- turbing the peace, and J. Omar was booked for lurceny. The former is either half witted or half crazy, and the court ordered hin taken to the county jail and & complaiat filed before the insane commissioners, T'he witnesses i the case against Omar were not present, aud the case was sllowed to go over until toduy, and he was again locked up. The prisoner’s light-fingered prcpensi- ties have gotten him into trouble on several occasions, uud be is now charged with un- lawfuily appropriating several articles, prin- cipally chickens,to his own use, Work on the new elcctric light towers was commenced yestorday morning and if the weather is suitable all three will be in posi- tion by (ho end of the week. It is stated that some grading should at once be done around the base of the proposed new tower at the corner of Seventeenth avenue and Third street. A fill of about five feet is re- quired there and the foundation for the tower, which is now completed, is in the ground but a foot, Itis alioged that if the ground is atlowed to freeze and thaw it will unsettle the foundation and leave tower in an unsafe condition next year. It would ro- quire but ashort time ani cost no more now than at any other time to do the work and might save a heavy bill for repairs. The meeting that was to have been held in this city today by the executive committeo of the Uniom depot company and the man- agers of the various railroad companies, for the purpose of arriving at s final conclusion with reference to the buildingof a new union depot, hus been postponed until Friday. Juuuary 3, us some of the railway managers would be unaple to be in attend- snce todny. The members of the depot commitice are very sanguine s to the result, and stato that several of the railroads are ot only willing, but anxious to have tho proposed structure crected, All are very desirous of having it settled either one way or the other, 80 that the city may at least have hundsowe new local depots in caso the uniou depot plan falls to the ground. i A. D. Telograph Co. All persons in the eity who have tele- phones can call up telephone 179 for mes- senger boys, cabs and express wagons, otc, Prompt attention guaranteed. C. G. Robin- son, manuger, No. 11 North Main street. e Hawo you tried MeClurg’s Pastry Waler Sodas? ‘Tney are delicate, crisp and delicious, B Personal Parageaphs. Mrs. Charles Baughn is in Kansas City, Miss Kittie Kvans is home from a trip to Davenport. W. J. Weatrip, yardmaster of the Cbicazo & Northwestern, is visiting 1n Boone. Otis Pock of Barry, Vt., has arrived in the city and 1s a guest of his cousin, E. K. Joselyn, Hon. Charles Bullock of Denison was in the ity toduy. 1o is arrauging bis busines matters aud intends to spend the winter in Toxa: Prof. McNaughton, Prof. Arthur Stevens and County Superintendent Cooper will at- tend tho meeting of the lowa State feachers association at Des Moines on the 31st, ‘Thomas Hendricks, wife and four children leave this afterncon for Virginia, where they will make their future home. Mr, Hen dricks is u son of Justice A. J. Hendricks. P, A. Clark, of the Union Pacifie, and faunly, who have been visiting the past two months m Albauy and other New York poiuts, returned home yesterduy moruiog. Mrs. 8. C. Whittlesey has returned from Evansville, [nd., where she attended a re- nnion of o Childs family, all the surviviog embers being present, umong them beiog E{:}; M. Walters, formerly a resident of eity, Mrs. Captain Smith of the Salyation so- clety of tlus city, weat to Joliet, IlL, a fow days ago on a peculiarly sad errand. Her maother, who lives in that xluue, is sald to be ailing rapidly, being a sufferer with cancer. t is the design of Mrs. Smith to stay with her mother until her kind attentions will no longer be veaded by the afiicted purent. i s Hereafter the dining room of the New Pa- will be run ou semi-European blan, All meals served at 23 uenu each, Saddic Kook restenran day end night, aucy, prop. t, 402 Broad wi Aliat class. J. IN AND ABOUT THE BLUFFS The New Oity Hall Scheme to Be Resurrected in January. A SQUABBLE IN THE COUNCIL. Mother and Daughter Reunited After a Separation of Fifteen Years—An Ex-Policeman Fined for As: sault and Bateery, Still Working for a Now City Hall, Itis now several woeks sinco anything was heard of the proposed new city hall, as public attention has been taken up with the union depot schemo, and it is believed by many that the former plan has boen given up, but such 18 not the case. It will by re- membered that the idea was agitated consid- erably a few months ago, but 1t was ascor- tained that the $150,000 bonds, which it was proposed to have voted, could not bo issued without exceeding the five per cent constitu tional limit for municipal ndentodness, and the matter was then allowed to drop. It was stated at the time that the project would vo revived in January, when the new levy will be in effect, The inerease of about £2,000,000 in assessed valuation wiil sufficiently increase the valua- tion of the year just closing, 8o that th bonds necessarry for tha erection of a hand- some city hall can be voted and issued next year without cecding the constitution limit. The prime movers of the plan for the building of a new and suitable city hall state that the matter will ot be dropped perma- nently, but it will again be brought up next month, wiicn it is provabio that the council will pass a resolution to submit the question of issuing bonds to the amount, of $150,000 to be used in erccting o newcity hall at the coming spring clection. Tho great need of mora commodioy offices, as well as n place for the safo s o records of the city and of the superior court, is appar- ont, and the mattor will bo fally "discussed before it is finally presented for the citizens to decide. - Fine stock of watches and joweiry for the holidays at Wollman's, 533 Broaaway. - - s pauos, 53¢ Broadway. o Finest line confectionery, fruits, nuts and holiday groceries in the vity. S. 1. Me- Attee’s. Bush & Gerl e TS e : But Stormy Session, The council met in adjourned session last eyening with the wayor and all the alder- men except Bollinger and Everett vresent. During the reading of the minutes of the preceding meeting, there was a lively and interesting wur of words between the mayor and soveral members of the council with once to the resolution ordering the grading of Sixteonth avenue between Main and Third strects, whicn Mrs, Roher cluims as her private property. The mayor claimed that the council "hade no right to pass th solution without * giving him o ch to nterpose a veto. Alderm; : yor employea 2o much vne man power and was like the urchin who was eating an_apple and threw all that he did not chovse to eat him- iz Dis mates of any enjoywent Alderman Lacy then rem: that unfortunately the conncil and city torney 'om the mayor in the m tor, and tho differoncs was that. tho mayor was working for his own intersts and the council was working in the interest of the city, but that the mayor pretended to be working in the interests of the iy, and it nawurally lnlmu o bad showing. He insisted that if the mayor lad any griev- anco he should present it the same a3 any other citizen, and not use his power ss mayor to the detriment of the city. The mayor stated that he was sworn to bring all facts that came to Lis knowledge before the council, and he would not permit the council to do any gradiog on private property, He asserted that nothing but his extreme mod- esty prevented him from bringing up the matter re. Alderman Knepher then stated that the time for veta had pasaed and as the resolution was passed by five votes the nayor had no further voice in the matter. Considerable warmth was displayved on both sides, but the minutes were allowed to re- main as recorded. Special ussessmont resolutions were passed atax on abutting property to vay sidewalk grading and sewer work done by G. 8. \h“ur,\, R. Mitchell, E. A. Wick- ham, P, John Flageolle, T. Kelly and Thomas Galvin. Alderuian Waterman then asked to be ox- cused on account of sickness, aud as that left the council without a quorum, an ad- journment was then taken until iext Mon. day night. L P. C. Miller, best paper hanging and d orating. The best is the cheapest. Xsh iy Blank books, all kinds, ledgers and jour- nals, 1 to 12 quires, at loss than cost, Send for 'prices. Masonic book store, Council Bluffs, B Su—— Smokers’ pruemn av Moors & Bowman's. e Soon to Bo Reunited, A fow days ago Mvs. Anonie Bradbury of this city recoived o lotter from a long-lost daughter, the latter now bewng a lady aad residing with her adopted parents in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Mrs, Bradbury allowed the girl to visit the couple with whom she still makes her home many years agn in Canada. The child was then taken away from Canada by these parties, who have no children of tueir own., For fifteen years Mrs Bradbury has been unable to hear from the missing waif uutil very recently. The child had been assured by her foster parents that her mother was not living. The daugh- ter at once answered her mother's letter aud is overjoyed at the prospect of the meeting that is soon to occur. The girl is about eiglteen yeurs old. ey e Noumeyer hotel, first class, reasonablo rates —— The Ross lnvallnmm Iml Trust company - 7.0 Tibton, Peal oatate, 03T Brosdway, s An Es-Policeman Fined. The case of tho stato v8 Lee Isenberger was triod before Judge Aylesworth yester- day morning, The defendant 18 the ex-po- liceman who made the cowardly assaulton a Bee reporter at the police station 1 July last, and he was charged with asssult and battery. The claim sev up by the defense was thut the newspaper man was the ag- gressor and that the defendant was acting in self defense, There were no outside wit- nesses to the assavlt, although several were called to prove that Isenberger had threat- ened bodily violence uunless certain retrac- tions were made. Isenberger swore that he was afraid that the prosecuting witness was about to shoot him, and that he considered his life in danger when he struck the latter, After reviewing the evidence the court stated that nothiug had been shown that would lead any ordinarily mtelligent or can- tious man to bolieve tha the prosecuting witness lad any iutention of assauliing the defendant, while, in fact, the evidence did show tho reverse to be the case. He there- fore found thv defendant guilty of assault and battery, as charged, aud fined him $10 and costs, Auinformation was then sled charging the prosecuting witness with car- rying concealod weapons, aud the caso was set for hearing at 10 o’clock Thugsday mora- ing. Tho Manbiattan sporting Leodq'rs 413 B-way. ot Fountain cigar, urm)y wa cigar for bo at the Fountain, Try one. —_—— Miss Mary Gloason has removed hor dress. making parlors to the rooms lately used by the puolic library, No. 14 Pear] street, where shie will be glad 1o see her old friends. - Colonel Keatloy Will Return, Colonel John H. Keatloy, Uuited States district judge of Alaska, having resigned his position in August lust, was not relieved by. bis successor until December 7. He seiled ot once for home, but belng intrusted: with lwportant business at Kausas City aud St, Louls, went first to Kansas City on the 26th. He left there on the 2sth for St. Louw, and in a few days will be back agamin at Kansas City. The nature of his business 1 such that he will not be at home for several woeks yet. His Alaskan lettors to the New York Times have attracted such wide attention that before leaving Sitka he received quite a number of Invitations from various parts of the country to spoak of his exporience and observations in that strange rogion. He has made no other eugagoments than that of promising to go to Marysville, Mo., on the evening of the Hth of January for that pur- pose. ‘The churches of that city are inter- osted in the mission work of Alaska, and desire to hear him, - - Shoes. erry. Shors. Will sell gents’ fine shoos at less than cost until January 1. Corner Broadway and Main, under the bank. r, 810 Broad sclls the Standard and wing machines, 106 Main st. - Solid gold watches cheap at Wollman's, - Death ot Mrs. L. C, After a nful illness of sc al weeks Mrs, L. C. Dunn died at 8 o'clock last even- ing at her bome, No. 427 South Klirst street, Death was the result of nervous prostration, Reiter, tai 8. M. Williamson Domestic Dunn, which resulted from the shock sustained by the deceased some timo ago. While clean- inga pair of gloves with gasolo the in- flammable fluid became ignited, and betore the gloves could be removed and the flames extinguished the hands and arms of the un- fortunate lady were horribly burned. The same night a flre caused by spontaneous combustion broke out in the attic of the house, aund the incident . e emeat aggravated the alrcady alarming symptoms. After ac cral wecks-of sufforing, new and serious foa- tures developed Jast Saturday, and a futal termination was the result last ev I'he deccased was aged forty-ive years und cleven months and leaves a husband and one child to mourn her demise. A wide circle of frionds extend their symipathy to the be- reaved famly. The funeral will tuke placo tomorrow aftornoon at 2 o'clock from the rsidence. e S Always on Tim 1f you wish to purchuse a good and reliable watch 25 per cent less than club rates, and on casy terms, then call at onco and make your own select C. B. Jacquemin & Co., 27 Main street. - Money loaned at L. B, Craft & Co.'s loan oftice on furniture, pianos, horfics, wagons, porsonal property of all kinds, and all_other articles of value, without removal. Al bus- iness strictly contidential. gt A Drs. Woodbury nave removad their dental office to 101 Pearl street. up stairs. ks Deputy Inspector Bixby's Roporr. State luspector | has filed lus annual sport with Governor Larrabee. His roport includes examinations, ete., for vessels at anawa, He collected fees as fol For steamers licensed, £30; for pilots, §15: for ongincors, $21i total of oxponses of making tests, £6.75, leaving a balauce for the treasury of ke Wo now hava in stock something larly fino in tho way of bill heads and lettar heads at prices wh 1 not be duplicted, To be honest, we do not expect to be able to duphicate the prices after this lot 18 gone, at Pryor's BEg job printing ofiice, g e . B. steam dye works, 1013 Broadway. —~~ A Quaa s This ovening, in_the Masonic t the German Catholic ladies will give a grand quadrille rarty. Good music and other need- fuls are all provided, 1nsuring an enjoyable oceasion for all who attend. particu- emple hall, Abe Lincoln post, No. 29, of Counnil Biuffs will havo an open neeting on Saturday night for the purpose of installation of the olectod officers for the ensuing year. The membe desire the nttendanco of all the oid soldiers who wore the blue. Thoy wish them to visit the post aud enjoy a good time with the Grand Army veterans. ‘The Women's Reliof corps is expected to be with the post dur- ing the installation. W. H. CAMPBEL Attest: Post Com. Josern CroMen, Adj't. ——— EXCITING WOLF HUNT, How the Lapps Parsue ana Kill the Reindeer's Destrover. The Swedish Lapps live entirely with, by and upon the reindee who owns a thousand de rich man; butastaxesare u the number of deer, he is inchned to underestimate the herd. he most dangerous enemy to the herd is the wolf, which, if disposed, can kil thirty deer ina night. A band of wolves cau make a vieh Lapp poor. When the snow is deep and so‘t, and it announced that the wolf tracks nave been seen in the neighborhood of the deer, the swiftest runners on snow- shoes prepave for an exciting chase The wolf may have a start of & mile or two, but the track 1t leaves in the doep soft snow is so prominent that the hun- ters can follow it at their best speed. The wolf, though he may run fast, has but a slight ehance for” eseaping the short men who, on snowshoes, rush through the woods, dart down steep hills, and jump from ledges several vavds in height, Each hunter does his best to outrun the others, for the wolf belongs to the Lapp who strikes the first blow, As soon as the leading hunter is closo enough to the wolf he gives it a heavy blow across the loins with his strong, spiked snowshoo staff. If there are other wolves to be pursued, he kills it outright; if not, hedisables it,and waits till all the hunters have v nvud before giving the death stroke, 2ssed upon i Stanley's Revengo in London, Time isa greater righter of wrongs. It was not many years ago that Henry M, Stanley, on his return from his ardu- ous scarch for and his discovery of Dr. Livingstone, was received by Eogland with howhng con- tempt, says the Mobile Register. He was most outrageously snub- bed by public men, abused and ridiculed by the pross. denounced as a humbug by the geographical socictiesand jeered at as a Yankee adventurer and swindler by the mob. He was invited before a society that his pretensions might be exposed, and his evidence which he presented as to his meeting with Liv- nizstone, was freely denounced as fraud- ulent, and the private papers of the ex: plorer pronounced as forgeri It is the same Stanley who has since been denounced as an adventurer and a hum- bug. Now the Corporation of London has asked him to accent the freedom of the city, the queen of England sends a congratulatory telegram, and the wealti, brains and nobility of the Eng- lish motropolis ave preparing to give him a grand reception, ——— A Sagacious Colt. A Sandersville (Ga.) paper tells this story: A few days ago a gentleman was driving in the vicinity of Long’s bridge. He firmly held the lines over a splendid mare, while the mare's colt trotted along behind, When Buflalo creek was reached, repairs being made on the bridge, the geutleman found that he would have 1o drive through the channel, which was unusually deep, almost swimming, and would swim the colt. . The mare was driven in, and the colt, not desiring a test of hlsswimmiu;{ qualities, veared up on his hing lags, gently placed his fore ones on the box of the vehicle back of the buggy seat, and was sufely drawn across the muddy stream, When the opposite bunk was reached he gracefully bounded off with a whiony of satisfaction, THE WIDOW! OM INDIANA. 1o Teaining for & fecond Huosband, There was a combBination of wholesalo and retail businessin her eyo, says the New York Sun, us she entered the af of a Harlom dentist and inquirec fCan you pull éix teeth }m- me right ofr?” “Have in reply. “Why, I'm here, ain’t 19" “But' do_you wish to take laughing gas or ether *“No, sir! 'l sit in the chair and you clinch on and pull.” “Very well, mn'am, She removed her bonnot, took her place in tho chair, and he pulled six front teeth without bringing a groun. “How soon can I get af added, as she got out of the chu “In about six weoks, ma'am-— manent plato.” ALl right—go corn doctor near?” **One two blocks down,” L want seven corns and five warts taken off. Got ushoemaker handy? “*Next door, ma’am,” “Itoe in. I want n pur of shoes made to force me to toe out for awhile. Drug store down the street.” “Ono block down,” “1 want something to ke these ckles off. Six teet 5 cents each Here's your ¢ 34 m, excuse me if I n contemplate a trip to | ed the dentist as she was ready to She Was Going ou como prepared?™ he asked ahead, [s thero A you if you ) qu go. **No, sir, 'm a widow from Indiana. Live five milos below. Struck ‘a_man who wants to be my second husband,and we are to going to be married in Lwo months. T'm going into trainiug, you see—good da AT The Copalation of Hell, In round numbers the earth hass ulation of 1,300,000,000, of whom 000,000 are professed Christians, other 1,000,00.000 being dans, Budhist Jews, heathens, T whole demned to eternal pun sinof Adam, say: op- )0, the Moehamme- pagans and race was con- hment for the w writer in the New York Sun. This was the fall of man, from which w and is no redemption save through the death of Chr Bibical chronology gives the carth a period of about G000 vears. From Adam’s time to Christ was 4,000 yenrs, during which period no human® souls were saved. The population may then have aged 1,000.000,000. hree generations or 8,000,000,000 pass away in each century. Forty centuri therefore. consigned 120,000,000,000 of men to eternal fire, and, for all we know they are there now._ In the 1,900 which have elapsed since tne birth of Christ 57,000,000,000 more of human beings have lived and died. If all the Christians, nominal and real, who ve ever lived on the face of the carth have been saved, they would not number 18,000,000,600. Now, if wo de- duet this latter number from the grand total 177,000,000,000; we find 17 um)mmu - 000 of s o suflering torments of hell s against the 1,800,000,000 who aped. But this is not the whole truth. Nobody believes that more than 10 ver cent of the professed Christi vanists them- suy slect ave few. If is a fact heaven contains but 180,000,000, against a population in hell of 17 Health apd Sprits, Whatever may be thought to the con- trary, the stundard of health 15 as linble to fluctuate as the weather, says the et. The barometer is, in o meas- the gange of the state ¢f the ther, but we have no instrument for estimating even with an approach to trath the state of the vitality of any - dividual., The customary salutation, even when replied to in the usual ad- verbal manner, is certainly no aceurate criterion of the state of the health, since n general paralytic often fecls much better than he has any physiolog- ical right to do. And, in opposite fush- ion,a man who docs not know how he be in first-rate health, or at least in a splendid coadition for oppos- ing those forces which are constantly tending, like the forces of gravity, to bringaman toearth. Every one knows, in g veater or less degree, that which makes for his physical welfare, but it is not always realized to the fullest extent that an improvement in the feeling of health is by no means always desirable in the interest of longovity. To feel o traordin y well costs much, and cessive expenditure of mental force may derange a considerable number of cor- poral functions. The desire to want to be in good **form” requires aestrictions in the case of many nervous individuals, whose pow: are not al s equal their Immhm for high epirits. SPECIAL NOTICES, OOUNOIL BLUFFS. FOR SALE AND RZENT. expcrionced man pro- termu A)rpl) 622 Tenth uyenue, TOR RE y furnished sulto of rooms, is0 006 BODARAYS FODI; ORS DIOCK from: motor cars. Board If desired. 700 First av [VOR EXCHANGE % or 4 stoeks of general morchandise to exchange for good farm lands and cash: invoice from #5.00) to #12,000, Address Kerr & Gray, Council luffs, Tn. WV ANTED—At aonce, stosk of gracerics ot general mdse, th will involes about #4,000, In excniange for £2,500 in_good improved f(rmmrl) near tls place: bal. in cash, Address ort & Gray, Counoll fiuf DELL BROS, & CO. loan money liberal terms offered. 103 Pear! —Houznt and wol1 a1 4l attention given to exam James, No 10 Pear] st The most RAL mr.\i changes ination of tifles. ANTED—To trads for & lot two good 2 and fi-year-old horses. Inquiro at the Fountain clgar atore, Council Kl {OR TRADE for » Neb, Inguire b %004 lot tn Hast est Broadway — y QR SALE oF Rent—Gardon land with hous by J. K. Rice 102 Main ., Counc NOI EXCHANG KA good new f-room bouse 10 exchange for aimproved 8) acre faru In westorn oF centryl 1owa, Kewr & Gray. I a1 a0out 10 eiga until ¢ losed outyan ¥ amining before purchasing elsewhers, iy Atock of furniture and stoves. You will find many art- icles that will make suitaole and servicoabl holiday presents. A.J. Mandel, 32 DBroudway, DORSALE or £xcange-The furniture and Teaso of & 63 room hotel Aoing & big bl in eastora Nob, Prioe, $80X0; 81,500 case bal, on Ul!{ terms, or will take ; ln 1 real estate, Address Korr & Gray, Conncil N EW tmproved roal sstato to tead for unim Provea Omaha or Council Blulls property LB, .m-m 005 liroad way. DOR RENT—~Ono -roomn house on rourth avenue; one elght-room house on Secs ond avenie. and oue eighi-roou house on Teuti allfitteaa up Wwith all modern conven- W. W, Bllgor, Pearl street. and —1f ou have real ustate or chatrels YOU want to dispose of quick, list them with Kerr & Gray, Councll Blum, I “nmunu At dranghteman lfl:hth\.l. room b1 Blals, once, good, first _ claas Apsly ofiles 8. k. Muxor eriiama block, - Counctl ESDAY, DF(;EMBFR 31, 1889. — THE J: A Murphy Manufacturing Co. 1st Avenue and 2lst Street. SASH DOORS AND BLINDS. Dand sud soroll Sawing awing and Planiog. " Sswing of ARG, Toren Bracikers Kindliug wood $2.00 por Toad doliversd, — Cloan sawdust by the barrel jc. All work to be first-class, ~ Telephon “Your Patronage Solicited!’ CHANCE FOR A PRIZE. Until the 15th of Jannary we will givea ticket to ever cash purcha: 8 at ol stor oket will enti lder to a chande in the following prizes: Ist—1 beautitul Gold Coin Heator, price 10, 20d—1 ehelf flower stand with arches and hauging bisket, #10 rePair of ladies’ club skates 1th—Pair of boys club skates, “These orizes will be distributed immedtately after the date given, SHUGART & CO., 11 Main oall A. T. THATCHER, Chicago, Ills, OFFICE: We will soll to consumers direct, following reduced prices: GRATE AND EGG RANGE AND NUT CHESTNUT - And the best grades of Soft Conl .60, Jackson #5, Cedar $3.35, Cannel creened, $3.00, TERMS—Cash with order. livered., SELIEC 50, Towa Gus House Coke 120 por bushel Coall H. A, COX, Western Sales Agent. 114 Main Street, Brown Bullding. Telephons 48, FED ANTHRACITE COAL at the $8.25 8.50 8.50 Lump $7.00, Walnut Blook Nut, Extra Large size and roller L or $7.00 por ton. Wyomi All coal fresh mined, well scrocned and promptly COAL! COAL! COAL AND WOOD! Sapp & Knotts, No 81 South Main st. peer of any soft coal in the stove wood on hand at nll tim Remember the place, S. E. MAXON, Archite t and Superintend nt, Room 251, Merriam Bloek, COUNL,IL BLUFFS, - EELL & BERLINGHOF, ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENTIS. Room 9, Opera House Block, Council Bluffs, Towa, THOS, OFFICER. W.H. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broaaway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, lers in forelym and domestic exchange ciions mude aud futerest paid on timo de- |“THE FAMOUS” Apple and Plum Butser, Miuce Mear, Sweot and Sour Plekles, Olives in Hulk, aut, Pare Maple Syrup and Honey, i Ilour and Hominy, Oranges, California Grapes,' Lemons, Nuts, Rafsins and Celer: Best Country Butt por Ib. Our prices al- ways the lowast. W Broadway, opposite Ogden House. M. Pusky kwho ranborrie J. D. EDMUNDSO! E. L. SHuGAnT, pr Vice 1" Cuas R HA v, Cashier, CITIZENS STATE BANK, OF COUNCIL Paid up Capital Surplus Liability to Depositors Dinecrons—I, A. Miller, E. 0. Shugart, B. B, Hart, Exundson, C) Hannan, Transact’ general banking business Largest capital and surplus of any bank in Northwestera fowa, Interest on timo deposits F. M, ELLIS & CO., ARCHITECTS AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS, Rooms 430 and 432 Bee Buiiding, Omuhn and Rooms 24} and 216 Merriam Block. Co Bluffs, Towa, Correspondence Solicite S 150,000.00 35,000.00 335,000.00 A A. I-IART —FIRST-CLASS— Joweler and Watch Repairer Has removed from 110 Main St. to 537 Broad- way. Fine wateh work s specialty and sat faction guarante:d. A full line’ of holiday goods and noveltics. | DRUCE & REYNOLDS Fashionable Confectioners: ho very 1 Ities for banquets and private part Cholce frufts, bon-tons, ¢hoco- ates, buttercups, and Q0 molasses candy a specialty. Orders for parties and mail orders promptly filied, Boadway, Louncil Blufrs, [, Electric Ilussss. lels. Chest Pm- fectors, Ete, Agents wantea, D3, C. B. JUDD, 606 Trow aday Council Biufs, Ta, arket. T Woe handle only first-class brands of y it once and you will wi conl, nt it next time. Full measure, prompt delivory, and e Our Black Peerless is indeed the We also have good hard cord wood and sofully prepared fuel guirantoed. SAPP & KNOTTS, No. 81 South Nain St. Telephone No. 203, GAS FGR COOKING AND HERTING. Tho fuel is gas. control ‘md is absolutely Scientific tions Electr for cooking and heating. It heaters and cookers ave the g ERY DESIRABL will pay QUALL FETY, No- 210 Main St. Tt gives the greatest d without dust ana the wo shown that foo more of its nutritive properties thau if cooked in tha old w good «w ak unless you have tried one epoked by gas, test suc GREATEST Or ALL K ) EXAMINEK MERRIAM BLOCK. NCIL BL is always unde idents from its use reting 20 per cend v, You never ato a The Council Bluffs € and i bo no ac cooked by it e Light company have made it desivable In poiut of economy to use gaa u to investigato this. Their new gas *8% 08 modern times. They combine /, READINESS ATING CAPACITY, NO LUST § DS, 211 Pearl §t, , IOWA. THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE GIIEAPEST. Alleged hard coal that Is hal? screonings and mixed with slack Is dear at any Your fire gocs out or burns poor coal consnmed. 1o cheap coal, but v uir alluded t lump atlowest prices. Stove and c L. M. SHUBERT 1 hav aud loavesa pile of cinders and It doesn't 1 asties n 1o bother with it. Tl tresh mined, all rail au it. All grades of soft coal, s best is al it and 2319 West Broadway. NEW MEAT MARKET T OF D. prices right down to the lowest noteh. kept in tho butcher’s line. I'ree dc! 205 BROADWAY, The best Beef and Veal in the market. Lard, ery to all parts of the cit; 12 thing of the best qu usage, Oysters, anc over, lity and thing J. L. GRAY, Proprictor. PROFESSIONAL DlRECTORY H. BIRKINBINE L wnd Sanitar, ———— IIL!III\'I‘P P lan imates Supervision of Public Wo Brown Building, Coucil Bluffs, lowa. —Justice of the I Broadway, Coune| N. SCHURZ ~Attorney. eral Cour \ce. Blufls, lowa. at Law. STONE & SIMS e Office over American Express, No, 41 Practica in the State and Fed- Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Bloclk, Council Bluffs, Towa. “Surgeon and_Homwmpnth. P. ). MONTGOMERY Iyuihlin::. 115 Pearl St. Room 6, Brown Office hours, 9 to 12, a. m.,2to6and 7w8 p. m, FRST NATIONAL BANK U. 5. DEPOSITCRY. OMAHA, - NEBRASKA .$500,00( 100,000 Capital Surplus ... HERMAN ROUNT! JOHN A, CRE I [1. DAVIS, Cashier, W. I, MEGUIER, Assistant Cashier, , Assistant in Basement. AIITON, Vico Prestdent. ) hier, Bafety Deposit Vaults NEBRASKA SAVINGS BANK, Corner 16th and Farnam Streets, Chamber of Commerce Building: Capital Stock . $400,000 Liability of § holders 800,000 1a on doposits, los ad, Fivep estato and al nocurity; CET . Prosident. U on real ts, stocks BOARD OF DIRE: Erastas Henson, Jumes John Kush, NRtiShdson D. Anderion. No. 27 Main St,, Over Jacque- min’s Jewelry Store. C. H PEARSON & C2.5— = BALTIMORE. Mo State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY. Cabin paseage§h to §0, according to location of 54t oo, Excursion 8 to 80, Stecrage to and from Europe at Lowest tutes, AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0,, Gon'l Agents, & Broad way, New York JOuN BLEGEN, Gou'l Western Agent. 164 Rundolph St HARRY B, MOORES, THOS, MCCANNE, Agonts at Omabia lcago, Will be pald to any competent chemlst who will find, on analysis, a particle of Mercury, Potash, o other polsons in Swift's Specide (8. 5. 8.) ‘AN EATING SORE ‘Henderson, Tex., Aug. 33, 1899.— “For elgh- teen months 1 had an eating sore on my tongue. X was treated by the best Jocal pbysiclaus, but obtained no relief, the sore gradually growing worse, 1 concluded flually to try 8, 8. 8., and was entirely cured after using & few bottles, You Lave my checrful permission o publish the sbove statement for the beneflt of those similarly afficted,” C. B. MoLemowy, Henderson, Tex. Treatise on Blood and Skn Disesscegmatled free, THE SWIFT §PECIFIC CO., Atlants. Ga. 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CHASE & SANBORN, 136 Broad St., Boston, Western Dept, 80 Franklin St., Chicago, lll ted: compANIES, ETGH N, W Hnnms & Company, Baskers, CHICACO, ro unu treet, BOBTON. Tfl WEAK MEN bt perioie oo wakbaod e saisaing sl parkes s