Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1892, Page 3

ot ol D) L an! il (1 ari) son and . sister, THE OMAHNA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFA | ! CEFICT: . NO. 12 PEARL 81 i | Deliverer Ly cartior 1o any part of the city | HW. TILTO? MANAGER | ArLEPToNEs | Risinessofice 4 ‘I e —— e MINOK MENTION "N Y. Plumbing Ce | Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. C. L, Martin was arrested last evening for be nk and insulting inaies, | Miss Morso and Miss 1ossic Morso of Chi cago aro guests of Miss Sacketton Willow | aveny ! R. S, Richardson, formeriy of Council | Blufts, now of Washington, ). C., is in tno ity for a fow days. The beautiful cak stairway in the B school building is vemarkably art attractive and with the finish s much favorable comme Av; using T. 5. Casady was aveested yosterday after- | ¢ noon for drunkenness und disorderly con duct. He w ased to appear for trial this mor, ng in police court, Henry Delong was called to Omiaha yester day afternoon by an accident o the motc line 10 which b, Henry, soric injured, 1 of the'aecident ¢ not be obt i, Tho ladies of the Congregational church will serve meals and luncties on Wedt in the store room lately occupied Fields on 1} noxt o th Bluffs Carpot There will be a meeting of the Pottawatta- mie Democratic club at headquurters this evening at 7:15 o'clo members shonld be prosent. J. IR Ui 18 C N. Wood, J. A Wood, C. 1. Dovle, Wait Adawns, Frank Wood and J. I3 v, all of Logan, visited Couneil Bluffs yesterday on their bioveles and took brenkfast at the Grand hotel, returning home in the after noon. Ono of Mi “Maple Gro ry teams ran set 1ho wagon tanco on Br rdiy morning and p. agging 16 for quite a dis und final ] of Pearl 1 off and one WO, Cnrce ) axles was broken in “The Graco Episenal church has v aloton Pierce strest opposite the house and will erect a hands fice thereon in the near future, § 1t witl be of wood und brick and will cost about &,000. A weeting of the buil nmittee is to be beld this ovening for tho purpose of cpen bids for the work on the structure and it is vrobablo that the contracts will ve let ut hased chool me churen ed oce. Cornor of firondway aml Benton Streot. Our late loss by fire was co; by two policies, both in the COL 1L BLUFIS INSURA By 7 o'clock the next morning after the fire the sceretary was on the ash heap, pencil in hand, ready to figure the loss down to bedvock, which he did, too, saying t hat’ it was his duty and no small part of his business So tong as he did not go below bedrock we had no reason 1o complain, consequently the settlement was not only prompt, but in ') v satisfactory, so much so that Idition to %0,200.00 (seven policies) cavried by this company before the tive we now add to it $16,000.00, Being intimately acquainted with the sceretary and divectors we cannot be persunded that better indemnity can be obtained than that offered by our home company, besides we believe in patron- izing worthy homo onterprises, ever ( JOMPANY. thing being equal, and unless we do we shall continue to be dependent on for- eign capital and co: ions. WIHEELER, A. HERELD, Men Wanted, Councfl Bluffs laborers, apply at our oflice over Officer & Pusey’s bank for work. John W. Paul. heiee Dinner sets, nico lino just received, $8.00. Lund Bros. Park Case Settle The case of Arnold against the city of Ccunctl Bluffs, which has been pending in the supremo court for nearly two s, has been decided at fast, and with it 1s brought toa summary end all tho other litigation which has had for its object the title to Fawrmount park. On its first trial before Judge Macy in the district court of this county a judgnient was givea in favor of tho city and the case was taken o tho supremo court, where Judge Macy's decision was afirmed, the last decision having been rendered last spriug. About a -week 8go Attorney Sims, who represented tho plaintiff, submitted to the supreme court o motion for & rehearing, and the overruling of this motion last weck now sots tho case probably forever at rost. “Tho samo legal points are involved in all other cases which iuvolve the ownership of tho park lands, the point on which the fight was made by tho plaintiffs being allozed irregularity in the method of condemnation employed by the city. Consequently this decision av rest all'dount as to the final outcome of tho other suits, — horses, le Clydes and Perch- erons; one imported Clyde and one full- blood Percheron stallion, cat tools, ete,, ot public sule, Thursday, October 27, on my fa) msix miles enst of Council Blufts, on Quick road. 1. L. Snvaars. —_— Genuine Round Oalky, R liant Home, P. P. Stewart stoves und ranyges, sold exclusively by Colo & Cole, 41 Main. ' Boston store closes evory evening at 6 P m., unless Mondays and Saturday Wanted to By, Tmproved propocty: . Will pay oash it pricoislow. H. G. Motios, 10 Main stroet. Big lino—et hanging lamps, stand lamps, ball lamps at Lund Bros Rl The Boston Store closes svery even- ing at 6 p. m. except Mondays and Saturdays, — A Fr s Horse. A yourg wan named Page, who lives in Weston, had an experienea with o wild horse yesterday afterooon, He was bringiug his who toactes in the Third street school, to bher boarding viace, near the cor- ner of Bryant and Vine streets, when the horse started to run, The youug lady had just alighted and Page was standing oy the uggy. As s0o0n as the horse staried he grabbed the reins and was dragged about fifty feet bofore Lo let go. e buggy wus smashed 1o bits, but 1’age came off luckily with several uupleasant iojuries to his clotkies, limbs and fuce ey Hear the jubilea singers at Trinity M. 1. church Friday evening, October 28, in negro songs and plantation melo- dies, —_— Gentlemen, the finest line of rall goods in the city, just received. Reiter, the tailor, 510 Broad — > oll heaters at Swaine's, 787 See tho Broadw: ——— Judson, civii engines — Day & Hess report that they ar ing & good dems in the Klein t 3 Broadway hay- ud for the ten-acre lots ot ———— A Big Lefrigeiator. Wheeler & Hereld aro building s large cold storage warehouse on the rear of their property st the corner of Brosdway and snd Benton steeet. 1t will be two stories bigh, 80x40 10 dimensions, The upper part part will be used cutirely for packing ice and the lower purt for the steriug of goods. 1L will cost about he desirea to visit & brother pastor and old THE OMAHA DAILY BLE: MONDAY, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | hot aiv furnaces, stenm and hot water [ Eaueth ward rsoublieis — Evorsbody is 1o ALNALD A . i 2 | voilers, with no coal or nshes to handle. | vited to apply for tickels, | g il Thore will be & mek{itig at the Kepublican % ™ S " o league headquarters ‘(opposite Millard hotel) r o Bure Oak stoves are “”I"":\E "Oliss, "\'v'“‘“‘ ' Hrondway, | Mouday evening, Ockber 24, 1802, of the re bnly by - Ao AL o publican city centraligotmmitte A full at Firt Congregational People Fortumately | Call and see them Yondance is dosired. - Republican - homineos Recure an Eloquent Preacher, - for tha council and sehvel board are invited Now matt just roceived. | Smyrna | to rueet with tho commitioe. ,,,,,, { rugs from 73c dp. Oil cloths fn pat- | B order of tho compit.co 9 . o orn: and 1 oums, ne e: also | The Eighth vd Repubiican clud will REV. DR, SHARPA ACCEPTS THE CALL | terns, and linoleume, now line: wlso | yiq'a rotsing meoting at the ciub hoad W Uinaow shades, 3¢ up. Council BIUMS | guarters at Twenyifourth and Cuming Carpet Co. 5 | Tuesday evenine, at which speeches will oo Reewliae Fortiitnuy Gicenmitances THRt | gqo0 vou hard eoal use wood. and | delitered by Goueral Gieorgo S, Smith and hidh 4L N Ak ia, enry D, Estabrook, if the latter has re ended the 1y woand 1w Ace : . 5 Mt Lk And 1ts Ac | callon H. A, Cox, 10 South Main street. | turned from Chicnzo by that timo, Areange oept ~WilljProbabiy Begin | Best Missouri wood $5.00 per cord, de- | ments are being made for a larger meetiug to s Work Next Montin | livered. | bo held at Goodricn half, Twenty-fourth and ——— Paui streots, a faw evenines later, Several —— The Radiant novelty hase burners | big rallies have also beon arranged for to be T 1a6i00us and enthusiastio ox- | are the host heatess in the city, See | heldat Bord's Upora bouse aud Exposition _ The uuacicious and enthusiastio eall ox- | Ayl il:"_‘ hall, and from this time forward ibe cam tended to Rov. Mr. Sharp of lux]\mrn"uh. E a paign witl be pushed with a whoop. Mass., to becoms the pastor of the First | T - Cougregational church of Council Hlufts has | N0 bankrupt, fire:emoked, damaged DetVitt's Sarsapariia acsteoys suoh poi- resuited in n favorable repiy from thateto- | (Piture ab Moyers, #03-307 Broadway. | sons us scrotals, skin disnasos, eczom, rhou qent Alvine Clean goods, lese than any Omaha prices. | matisw. [ts timely use savas many lives y T:n"‘fil‘rm." (I.m‘\\:;- -lvv'm\\'.hill" oy " Dav s and paints, e Death Roll, duntal, or as the church folks weuld put it, —— Loxvoy, Oct. 25 —James Heury Robert R al. 1t being learued | (411 on Messes, Day & Hess and ask | Innes-Kerr, seventh duko of Roxburgh and At he was pianniug & western trip, 198 16 be shown the Klein tract of 400 acres | marquis of Bowmont and Cessford, is dead. tond the conventi Minncapolis, and that | 5 on sale in five and ten acre tracts, EW York, Oct Bdwara J. Denning, | i college friend in Omaba, arrangem made for him to s one or two Sunday were DIy the pulpit hote for e congregation was 50 enthusinstic over his sormons and so pleased with Lis evidant social qt y thatan urgeat call was extended witbout delay. He left here with a promise to speed ily consider the matter, aud now, afier nav- g consulted and considersa for a few s, he ropiies that ho will aceept. He will probauly begin his work next month, thongh his family will not take up their resi de: vo until a little later, Mr. Sbarp is ayon n in years, though experienced in the work. The pustorate which he leaves to come biere has been filled most suceessfutly by him for four years. Thursday, October of the largest easte be at th Boston Stove, Council Bl La, with aline of over 500 samples, con- sisting of all the newest und nobbiest of fall and winter conts, every- that enn be thourht of in the coat and capo lin Thursday wo expect 1o make a wula day in our cont departnent, Ln addi- tion we show 1,500 garments in our own stock. IS one that has visited manufacturers w our cloak department this season has complimented us v highly, cluiming that wo show the best' line outside of Chicago. Another great foature in our favor is our usual iow prices, Anyone wishing a perfect garment, a perfect fit and at th cash prico will bo studying their own interpsts to visit the Boston ong some of the most popular ‘ments are the Russian peast wiklin back top coats, reel 1d fur teimmed, reeters with Dlaits, large line of ladies’ capes in over and color. Ladies’ Russian suit rades, Plush sacques,. 40 inches lon anteed r Titus alt and 1 beautifully lined, from $16.7 ulstors with capes and hoods, ¢ style ull des, and id blacks, In 50 and reefers, zood ¢ tans, greys hair aund cheviots, in imel’s £0.00. For « rmengt we show an endless Special attention is called to our six different weaves of black and fancy cloths, cut in fifteen different styles to suit the most ditticult tustes. Our better grade goods running from 5 ve well worth an in- pection whether you intend to purchase or not, although for nothiug but to sco the many styles and handsome gar- ments, BO: Potheringham T'ON STORE. Whitelaw & Co. P. 8. All goods sent per expross C. O. . ut our expense, or by mail free of chavrge, Store closes at 6 p. m. except Mondays and $ The P're ret You Live In. Below is given = sciedule showing the boundary lines of tho various voting pre- cinets and tho place in each precinct where the registrars will sit for threo days, com- mencit from 8 o'clock a, m. The location of the voundaries are worthy of especial note, as they were adopted Ly the bou evisors at their vone will turn out to hear this able rep- Tast session, and aro entively different from | Tesentative of the Scandinavian race, eIthT eyl sed heretoforo. Every | The saue eveuing, October 20, at_the voter must register in order o voto: posi , Hu-u} Gircene and E. Ro: v First Precinet—\Wh 134 ast Broadway. Tua part of tho First ward east of First and north of Broadway, thence along Broad- way to Oalk, thence along Oakto Pierce, thence nlong Pief to Mel’herson avenue, thence along Mcl’herson ayenue to the city WARD. cler & Herald's oftice, J limits, Second Precinet—Residonce of t Pieree, of the ward vay, Oak, PPnerson avenue, SECOND WAL, st Precinet—E. T, Watorman's carriaze shop, 43 North Mair ‘That part of the ward east of Seventh to junction of Sixth and to IRobrer's varl. Second Preciner- W. H. Kaepher's gro- 744 Broadwa; atpart of the ward between Soventh streotund the Northwostern main line track. THIRD WARD. t Drecinet—Creston house, 2 Mrs, Grif- ast of First and Pierce una Me- Main str “That part of the ward uorth Main and Worth, thenco to sonth o the park line. Second Precinet—Georgo Blaxsin's shoo store, 807 Main strest A'hat part of the ward south of Worth Third and west of Third to the park line. YOURTIL WARD, First Precinet—Terwilliger's South Main. “Tuat part of the ward from Brouaway to Seventh avenu Second Precinet—Kolley house, 1 Main “That part of tho ward south of tho coater Jino of Seventh avenue, FIFTI WARD, First Precinet —Wardian's grocery, 1601 West Brondway, That part of the ward between Broadway and Soventh avonue. Socond Presinet—-Drovers' Tenth avenuo. That part of the ward sonth of the center line of Seventh avenue, NI WaARD, Pirst Precinot--Rasidence of Wiso Payno, 2510 West Broadway. Alion the cast s1de of the Missouri river. Secona Precinct—Polico station, Cut-Off 1slana. All on the west s1ae of tho Missouri river, —— and east of ‘Ihiva, theuco to ofice, 2 South hotel, 1716 1f you don’t want to buy hard coal you had better see Bixby about those oil burners. They are adapted for use in 220 | o They will show it free to all. i o you seen those beautiful hand- ted jurdinieres at Lund Bros? | —— | 170people in this civy use gis stovos | Ihe Gas Co. puts ‘em in at co Don't forget that Swaine sells the | Elmhurst stoves, P et | REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. ted List of Appotntments Made by Stite and County Commit ton ber | LoreuzoCrounse: At Schuyler, Octo- Rulo, October Ashland, Octobor 253 Wayne, October Ponca, Octobar Dakota City, October 25; Hartiugtos, Octo Creighiton, October 31, L0, Mander-oa and £, K. Valen , October 243 Stromsburg, ork, October 203 Red Cloud, 1 Oxford, October 2x: Minden, Mauderson: At St. Paul, Octo- : Loup City, Novembver 1; Ord, No- vember 2; Grand Island, 3: Syra cuse, Novembver4: Aub 1 ., Hons. T, J. Major R Humphrey: At MeCool Hous, Humpbrey and C Rob. bius: At Nordon, October Ion Majors and W. S, Summers: At Eagle, October 24, tor A Stratton, Octo- ber 24; Palis Hayes Center, October 25; Stockville, Octover i3 Kiwood, 1 Weillleet, October October Hon. Majors: At Milford, Octobe: h Majors, J. C. Allen ana W Summers: At Osborne, October Hon. J. M. Thurston: At Lincoln, Novem- ber 1: Norfolk, November 2: Omana, No- vember 3; Geneva, November 4; Falls City, November 5, County Appointments. “The republican ward clubs of thocity have arranged u series of railios to be held in dif- ferent places in the eity between this and election. The best speakers in the city have been secured and e ecting will be a good one. The county committee has anuouvced the following dates and places of meetings: All meetings will commence promptly at 8 o'clock p. m. unless otherwise stated. October 25, at Twenty-fourth and Cumings streets, at which meeting Hon. £, J. Cornish and Hon, George S. Smith will speak. Walnut Hill, October 27, at which meeting Hon. I M. Bartleiwt and Hon. W. S. Strawn will speak. Seventh ward meeting, October 28, 1212 Park avenue. Judge Jacob Laweett' and Hon, W. S. Strawn will address the meet- wg, Ninth ward, Twenty-ninth and streots, October 25, at which John L. Kennedy and Hoa. baugh wiil spoalk. October 31 there will be a joint meeting of the Iirst and Second wards on Thirte street, which will ba addressed by Cornish and other well known speakers, At Goodrich hall on Novembver 1 will he beld a meeung of the Pifth, Sixth aud Eizhth wards. “Allof the elubs in their sev- wards will meet at 7:50 o'clock at tho hall and have a torchiight procession, and uil wards iu the city ib which there are no meet- ings on that night are invited. Hon, John L, Webster ana Hon. Jacob Fawcett will be the orators of the meeting, Eufling hall, November 2, C. 1. Marnle of the State Bourd of Kegouts uud Hoa. k. M. Bartlett will address the meeting. Boyd’s opcra house, November 3, Fourth Ward Republican club rally, Octover Houn. Joun A. minister to Sweden and r at Washington hail to the the Swedish language. Farnam meetiug Hou. W. W, Slau- innanaer, ex- will speak navians iu It is expected that water will addre ou that occasion. T nass meeting to be hela boring men of Omal are especinlly 1nvited to be present at this meeting, as there will be a full discussion of the tar ation to the wuze question All tho republican clubs in th y are peeted to turn out enmasse. ‘The presiaent of cach club is expected to tce that each member of bis club is present and in line 1. All clubs will meet at Seven- cit med, aud from there the procession wiil march to the hall. Every man in the city who Las a toreh is expected to be on hand, COUNTRY PRECINCT MEETINGS, Douglas precinet, ug Hon. David H, congress, ana J, I at which candidate 0 will sponi. Waterloo, October 25, Hon, D, H. Mercer, didate for congress, and Hon. | - nish will address the meots Millard, November 1, Judgo Joseph H. Blair and George Smith will speak. ast Omuba, two blocks west of the lead works, November 1, J. L. Kale caudidate for county attoruey, ad Hon. W. W, Sla- baugh will address the meoting. Irvington, November 2, Hon, David H, Mercer, cangidate for congress, K. J. Cor: nish and Major Livingston will eacn deliver addresses tikhorn, November 3, Hon, k. J. Cornish 1 will address e meetin and J. P, Bie Lenson, November >, Hon, David . Mer- cundidate for congress, and Judge Jacob Fawcett will speak. lknorn, November 5 Philip Winters will address ttic meoling in Gor- ! mnan, and other prounnent speaiers will be { ) Hon, B, resent. VT A% cach of the abnve mestiofs ia addition to the speakers announced there will be also preseat 4 number of Wil also addre: sirable. the candidates, who no meeting wheonover de- 1URCHILL, Chairman, WARD CLUB RALLIES, My, ‘I K. Sudborough has arranzed fora publican meeung in Boyd's opera house November #, designed more especlally for the people of the Fourth ward, Kou. Jehn M. Ihurston will speak. A full orcnestra and a vocal quartol bave been engaged for tne occasion. Tickets of admission will be required. The cau be had free of charge by application to Mr. Sudborougn, who will, be pleased to respond 2 all requests, Ho saia yesteraay thut applications were pouring in upon him, Mr. Thurston had consented to speak in Lancoln on the 3d, but the state ceniral com- mittee postpoued the Lincoln dato to enable Mr. Thurston Lo accent the invitation of tho Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report, Rl Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE senior partner of the great dry goods house of . T. Denning & Co., art, died suaden!V in bis bath room Saturday afternoon. Death was due to paralysis of the heart indirecily caused by ia grippe. suceessor to A, T - - Diseuse never snccessfully attacks the sys. tem with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilia wakes pure new blood und onrichies blood. Arrested n Murderous Negro. St Lovts, Mo.. Oct. 23.—In an attempt to make an arrest ina negrot ment house today Oficer Fred Behm was shot ia the back by Louis Prico aud orobably fatally burt. Price was arrested. Fivo shots were firod by Price. A stray shot struck Maggie Noolau, colored, ana killed her. ——— ¢ 10 cali a doctor for a cut tion Oil. Only 2ac. pidrmdpdcr Dt Will Mar 1is Cousiy Loxnox, Oct. o Chronicie's Vienna correspodent says that the czarowitz will be ormully botrotued at Athens to his cousiny Princess Marie of Greece. 1t is not necessal or bruise, get Salv NJOYS Both the method and results when Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidne, Liver and Bowgls, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Iigs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and traly beneficial in its effects, prepered only from the most healthy andagreeable substances, its manyexcellentqualitiescommendit to all and have made it the most pol\ulz\r remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75¢ bottles by =l leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it romptly for any one who wishes E) try it. Manufactured only by the .CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CG, SAN FRANCISOO, OAL. §.OTISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, V. ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM Female We.liness, Catarrh or _ Rheumatssm, = Chronic, Netvous or Private Diseases, IF 80, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. 0PIV ATE, BLOOD, SRN AND Ay DiseANEs. onortha in from 3 o 6 days without Morcury. Al stagos for 1i o STRICTUIE permancatly cura pleto, without etiiing. cAustls o i Syphills curad removal com tation. ¢ affeeted at homo by patieal withoub a momat's pain or annoyance. 11LES, ¥ 3 cura) I permanontiy v and unfuiling 1 Al strata 23 1n middio lfe, or al follie 'MS TO NERVOUS LN or grief; from the WEAK M ARE ¥ BILL LAUSTION, WAS' WEAKNF INVOL RY L0313 with BARLY DECAY YOUNG and MIDDL' A« il orga roly In and strength, with woakenened prima All'yiold readily Lo our nuw tro Vital power. Call 01 0r allrass with clreulars, free book nnd reseipt: Dr. Searles & Searies, ' “g4 for stamp 90t OuAits, NEo. Next to Post Ottiea de for (Lystoriy Dizelnags, . Nervous Prostraton ciusal bs Wi s, Meatal Deorss- 100,50 Lne83 0 Ly BEAL, 0 vusing (nsiaaity, misary decay,d®ath, P'couskura UL1 Age, Barrensss, 1oss of Power In eltier so g Impotoacy, Leucorraas ani oll Fomalo Weknoss 8. Tvoluntary” Lossos, 3p matorrhiea 0aused by 07as0xacilon 0C €12 bri Bel-abuseover-in 1ulghage, A moath's traituing 1,0 for &, by mall. W4 irantaasix boxas £ oary ch 0rds 0 0 Wwith 6 will 8211 w Kuaranteoto refuniif nokourl Guarantes lssiol only by Theodore, ¥. Lewis drugzist, solo agany southeast corner 1itannd Faroam sty. Umata’ Fits, A Improved Safely Elevators, St Quick and Ready Raising. 404\ suryow]y pne sSunse)) o5V | E KIMBALL BROS, Cor. 4th Street and 11th Ave., Oouncll Bluff OCTOBER THEY N.KFAIRBANK al’s where theY " MADE ONLY RY WASH THEIR CLOTHES el their style. ARY FOR THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDIGING Tustantly stops tho applications aet like mazic, cansing the pin to Al WA mostexeraciating paing; v 8Co. CHICAGD. RELIEF PAIM FOR FAMILY USE IN THZ WORLD aver Falls to gve anse to the sulforer; a few ntly stoj. inst A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, If only taken fn doses of from thivty to sixty a few minutes Cran iveness, ssnioss, Malwrin NTS A BOTTL , Nervousness Sleep other cause# 50 C weathe L SPAsInS, SoEStomach. ¢ CHOLERA ' MORBUS. DIARRHOE drops in half a Cumbler of witor will enro alie, Fintulonee, ilonrtbaen. Lanenor, Fain , DYSSNTERY, Slek Hovla s e and all intornal puns arsing from change of ., SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? - The autumn is the time to paint, and and buildings and adds much to the value Would You Like to Bu Wo want to sell you paints and eve less. The lest boiled oil you bought you p sell you one gallon ov 100,000 gallons of your attention, read the rest of this and compare these st St. Louis lead, 7¢ por b, Omaha lead, Gt per b, Joplin lead, Gicper 1b, Cheap lead e per 1, Linseed oil, boiled, 49¢ per gal. Linseed oi'. raw, 46e per gal. Puint oil, 85¢ per gal. Barrel price, 2e per gul. les one coat brightens and preserves houses and beauty of your property. y Paint at Wholesale thing used obably paid any brands at 4 ing at wholesalo and gallon for it Wo will Now we hive caught Aight cash prices, Berry Bros., hard $1.60 per wal. Berry Bros , havd oil. 1 gl ean, $1. Other hard oils, from $1.00 to § per zal. Mineral paints, dry, from Ic to 3e. Mineral paints, ground®in oil, de to Ge. oil, 5 gal can, The Acme Mixed Paint We guarantee to beas gond per gullon, Hus never been sold for less any mix d pant. We will gell you at than$1. 20 per gallon. THE EXCELISOR MIXED PAINT As good a paint as other dealers sell per gallon. you for §1.50. We will sell you at $1.00 Our Barn and Roof Paint We will sell you at 7 - por gallon. LOWEST pRICES ON ALL KINDS OF GLASS. On all other goods our prices are cqually low. COME AND SEE US AND BRING THE CASH. C. B. PAINT, 0IL 1 and 3, 4th St, AND GLASS €0. MasonicTemple. THE *Sivowici” SIBUEICIDIEN More old than' all others combined, those cl turers. You cun always depentd upon our dealers. Apply for our agency. Send for MANUFACTURING CO., Council Biu Twin City lephono 3 ming to have almost as good a machine, CORN SHELLER and be protected by divect gua imitator 8 or o SANDWICHy Do not bo decei 1 by Buy only the antee from reliable manufac- vepairs heing kent in stock by ail Jocal s catelogues and pricss, SAND WICH s, lowa Steam Dye Works SOHOEDSACK, PROPRIETOR DYEING, CLEANING AND REFINISHING | oF qOODS OF EVERY DISCRIPTION. Telephone 152 Cour nd for ¢ il Bluffs Office and Wor k reulars und price list, 10. W .C. ESTEP, Funeral Diregtor, Emdalmar 114 Main Street, Coudeil Bluffs, will send you the marselo French Preparation CALTHO free. and o logal guaranioe that CATTHOS ‘will Restore your Health, Strength wud Vigor. itand pay if satisfied. VON MOHL C®., rican Agents, Clucianatl, Oblo, SPECIAL N(Yl'lU'ES | COUNCIL BLUFFS, The vant ady ame e in & Intoresting < the urgent who do ro w o | EMPLOY MENT. j St ata ot L won FANTED=Y onn i blo and 1o SEverett A OMPETENT airl ut onco. Mrs. | AXLyman, 620 Willow | S SESS——— \ HOUS AND ' AND. frov trade orlda and ¢ Htornin Lolsom ‘(‘”I\l'v ber lands bt for sal Ui Guantities to s Ay miente, | Greensnields, Nicho & Co, Bt i s & | NARM and clty " Money loaned on | AN 1 erain. I ste for sate | Wonay loano § L0ugoo & Towie, 195 FoAr | JOOR ExCITANG uarter-section ¢ Land for Con DUty L Wil pay cash e rence. Greenshields, Nicholson K0 621 Trosd why \ Jron sat v " o Donted | broved 1L Sheate, | 10 ACRES Tand for sale: between Coanelt | Thiuls g Siabn: o basenin 1 e Groenshie ds, Nichols VU have anyth [DRTRCHIN ssilyor trado soe 1M strent. Hrowivay ASY pavine J-room house on South Groenshiolds, Nicholson & o 621 Broady JrOR SALE-On sl payments. fraly and arden fund near Coaneil Bias. 1 Shente, Broadw iy an t JORUIT LANDL iy aeras g0 tsGroensiivids, N Braadway, W, A WOOD & G hiave soae of e f efurms i gonthovestorn Tow for Cal W) Main street Malu streot i ur 2 sule: insldo o nolson & Co., sule. 1500 ns i covod Greons sl ant b DDUTLY TN HOTENWest bart of ol nelds, Nicholson & Co. 62 Broadway PARGAIN, - y wanted for and garden traot i milos fro SACTes 1 T 13 acre in bla 5) applo trees plum trees, i dwelling, stable, ete Prico®4000 No trade. . H, Shonfo. §) 8 ACRES, Insldo city Hmlts: will &onenero ap o St huyer. Gire on & Co 1 Broadway MON| VAVe Kind treatn eall on Gre Brondway Nichol= wshiolds, 60 ACRES of cl Ne- braskn to exchy aneil Blufrs, W raska land. Johnston & Van Patten e ) 1 rostden five or six *ks (RO post- & Co. 631 ol tenant for [ Nicholson lands for sul asy torms 1 or AT R of chofee pine irvis, - Miss, 1.G. Brooks, ollowing dwelli 1k Park ave, 24 So. GUh st., $5, R BEN =T 10-rooni dwe lin hom dwelling room dwellm room dweilin som dwellin s dwoll 3 Bentol 2Avenn 10N, 1 Prank Avenue A $10 Lincoin a K-ro0m (we m dw i dw -roon dwel ~room dweliin -toom dwellin -rocim dwellin -room dwelitn ~room dwellin: m dwellin, -room dwellin G-room dwelling, -room dwe S-room dwellin oom dwellin a-rcom dwell Vinuside Ly Wasin Mol 210 404 N Gth st n Ay #i0. £10. i dweliing, i dwollin s dwellinid -room dwellin oo dwelling room dwellin oum dwell ve.. no s, i, 1ith ave., £, 14 Avenuc 1028 Sth o A 5 Avenue 15, 10, Avenue 13, 5, Avenue AL #10, -room dwellin m dweltin e 3 nd Avinue M, 89 2ird st B3, 0 Avenue A 1 dwelln: ) dwellin: ydwellin 400 A 20 A v BIs proporty, UMust b sold this week. Greenshiolds, Nicholson & Co. W EHAYE customers who want houses (o 'V ront. Huve you the ioiicos? Greenshiolds, Nie olson & Uo. [PuR ExciaN mer . Lind Bway, o FOR EXCUANGE—30 county, Colo, with i stoek of dry yds and e mdse. ko1 RNCH ot 2000 eros near Choyenno, Wo: fine tmprovements, somn wos with raneh: finest o the state. Wi exchange for Co Biufts or Ouahin property, Greons stiiclds, | DQUITY in good Coun nistrictor Pl s, for v other Sl Nicholson & O, 631 Hrod wiy. (REENSHIELDS. NICHOLSON & CO, Nugents for ad trator. have for sale one of the best 6 wostosk farms in wosts ern Tow T — MISCELLNEOUS, e (GARBAGE removad ehinmeys eleaned. nits and y Bldg. S0 of hotol In southorn Furait und finest xtures and NOR SALL 't Tarost braska, - ALl modern faprovomoents, eles ut furniture, Net profits *0000.00 por wne g bullaing newly built: no compatition, Pricd #1,0000, half cish, £ 1 Shoufe, Counoll Blufs, 'lu MOR SALE—ILirdwars stozls fn fow. Nebrasicn, Tnvolees, £519) 10 312,000, Pamily U, e v rsc. new pl y, 124 Mauin Joon saLE LA rness, ot DANCING SCHOOL, ONDAYS in fourt A. puariors, childron, 4 p i m. Soclils seeond and 93, m. Music furnished pars Iress ut KR A, Puriors, Farnam st Omuha. L Chambers, instructor COUNCIL BLUEFS STGAA DY& WOR3 Allkinlsof Dyeing anl Cleanin t dono In the 1 statylo of the art. 1aded anl stained fabrics made 10 look a3 good us now Work promptly done and deliverol ia all purts of whe codutry. Eend for price iist U A MACHAN, - - I'rRoy row L U Broadway, Near Northwestara Dadn CouNity E¥i lova Sim & Saunders—ttorners, us taw, Prace federal courts. Roo us 4 4 uud & Shugery | Benro block, Councli Blults-da