( J THE OMAHA DAILY IIHIS : SITXDAY , OCTOJ313H 30 , 185)8 ) ,
I COUNCIL BLUFFS-
.
MI.MJU M
Hamilton's shoe store , 412 DronJwny.
Stockcrt Carpet Co. , 205-207 llwjr.
Moore's food kills worms nnd fattens.
Dell O. Morgan , drugs , 142 Ilrondwny.
Vf. C. Estcp returned yesterday from a
bualncsa trio to DCS Molnus.
C. n. Jacnuctnln & Co. , Jewelers and op-
tlclann , 27 South Mnln street.
Ex-United Stntea Deputy Marslml "Wash"
Eller of Atlantic vns , In tlio city yesterday.
Thcro belns no cases ready for trial
JuilRo Smith yesterday adjourned district
court until November 7.
J. C. Dlxby , hentlng and sanitary engineer.
Plans nnd specifications for liratlng. plumb
ing and lighting. 202 Main. Council niuffs
The Theosophlcal society will meet this
nffcrnoon at 3 o'clock In room No. 10 , Odd
Fellows' temple. The subject will bo "The-
osophy. "
Hon. Smith MoPhorson of Ue < l Oak was
( n the city yesterday on Ills way to Atlantic ,
where ho addressed a republican meeting
last nlKht.
Al Mown , Jailer nt the county Jail , Is
taking a tcn-dav vacation In Nebraska , bis
place In the meantime being filled by Deputy
Sheriff Slcad.
Don't you think It must bo n pretty good
laundry that can plcnso FO many hundreds
of customers ? Well that's the "Eagle , "
724 Broadv/ay.
Jens Jensen , a former subject of Den
mark's kln , was urnntod his naturalization
papers by JwlRo Aylesworth In the district
court yesterday.
All members of lodge No. C , Switchmen' *
Union of NVrtli America , -requested to
meet nt Knlrhts of Pvthlas boll In the Mer-
rlam block this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Lieutenant Frank M. Comptcn leaves this
morning for Snn Francisco to reloln his
regiment , the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers ,
which IB under orders to sail for Manila
about Wednesday.
Two case. " nf whooping cough In the Jnlhn
famllv. 107 Poutli Twontv-tlilnl htrect , wore
reportPd to the Uonnl of Health yesterday.
Jnnn Tracy rf lOfi Fifth avrnuo was reported
trt bo suffering from measles.
Them Is no truth In the report that Miss
Olla Took has given up ber art \\orle to tlo-
vole all of her time to literary pursuits. She
still maintains , her painting studio nnd has
no Intention of abandoning It.
"A Night nt the Circus" will bo the at
traction tonight at the Dohany theater. This
play had n run of 400 nights In New ork
City. The special scenery nnd elaborate cos-
tumcD are some of Its strong features.
The Ministerial nsBorlntlmi of the cltv will
meet tomorrow mornliiR nt 10'30 o'clock In
the pnstor'n study of the First Prcsbvterlan
church. Rev. A. Llttierland will lead n
paper on the "Benevolent Character of
Punishments. "
Word was received hero last nlebt that n.
.1. Aldrlch of Avoca bad been killed by the
nock Island flyer. Mr. Aldrlch was the
father-in-law ot Sam Frum , n former resi
dent of tbls city , nnd was well known In
Council Bluffs.
The funeral of the late William II. nonan
will leuvo the residence , 101 ! ) North Eleventh
street , this afternoon nt 1:30 : o'clock. Serv
ices will bo held nt St. Francis Xavler's
church nt 2 o'clock and Interment will bo In
the Catholic cemetery.
William Kelly and Hufus Moon , two voung
lads chnrced with tbrowlnir hrlddnta at
Clmrles Vance , tun driver of a delivery
wagon , were up before Justice Vlrn yester-
dav , hnlf the neleliborhno < l whrrn the parlies
live bolne subnopnaed to tell their version
of the nffnlr. After rending the bovs a half-
hour lecture on the Inlnultv nnd danser of
throwing stones , Jn llco Vlen Imposed n fine
of J.r > nnd mats , which ho suspended during
coort behavior.
The Citizens' State Imnk attached some
fortv Iinnd of cattle tiolnncrlnc In II. F.
Pallev to secure a judgment obtained In the
district court on u nrimlss"rv " "to for
J1.P72.SO , Dniley cnl'sled ' In the First Ne-
ln" > Vn volunteers nnd li now with his regi
ment In Mnn'ln. ' nnd the cattle Imvn be n
npclpcted. Dallpv now being n non-resident
of the ? tate and the fact thot the cnttlo were
not bolne property looked after caused the
bank to foreclose.
P vslcal perfection , the secret of beauty.
Cnll "i send for "Vlavl MeHsnge. " Vlavl Co. ,
326 ViC-iim Block.
N. Y. Pi'imbln1 ; mmnnny. Tel. 250.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
clsev hero In this paper of Hrnry II. N'an
llrunt , with a new line of goods.
Jfi.Ofl shoes for $3.50 nt Hamilton's , 412
U road way.
Nothing nicer for supper than good , fresh
oysters. See Sulllvnn , the grocer , for them.
Take a loik nt those men's suits for $7.00
at Metcalf & Metonlf'3.
rinirfliOIIN. .
At St. Paul's church this morning the
rector , Rev. L. P. Mcnonald , will sppak on
"Ollmpses of the Rener.il Convention. " he
bavins recently returned from the general
convention of the Kplscopal church In Wash
ington , I ) . C. In the evening lie will preach
on the subject , "All Saints. "
Ilev. U. Venting , pastor of the First Bap
tist church , announces as the subject of his
sermon this morning , "Tho Grand Opening
up of Artts'an ' Wells. " At the evening servIce -
Ice ht > will preach on "The Science of
Heavenly Chemistry. " Sunday school will
bo at noon nnd the meeting of the Baptist
Young People's unlpn at 0:30 : p. m.
Services at Grace Kplscopal church today
will be 03 follows : Holy communion. 8 a.
m. : Sunday school , 10 a. m. ; morning prayer
and sermon , 11 o'clock ; evening prayer , 7:30 :
o'clock.
At the First Congregational church the
pastor , Ilev. J. W. WlUon. will preach In
the morning on "Tho Astounding Require
ments of Christian Morality , " and In the
evening on "Tho Inspired Disciple Con
trasted With the Uninspired. " All services
will bo ns usual.
The pastor , Ilev. Alex. Llthcrlaid : , will
preach tbls morning at the Second Presby
terian church on "God's Plan for Man" and
In the evening on "God's Achievement for
Man. "
At the Fifth avenue Methodist church the
pastor , Ilev. G. P. Fry , will preach at 10:30 :
a. m. on "The Messiah's Kingdom" and at
7:30 : p. m. on "Human Responsibility. " Class
meeting will be at 0:45 : a. m. ; Sunday school
nt peen ; Junior league meeting at 3 p. m. ;
Epworth league meeting at 6:30 : p. m. The
mid-week service on Wednesday evenings
commences nt 7:45 : o'clock.
Itcv. G. W. Snyder , the pastor , will preach
today both morning nnd evening at St.
John's English Lutheran church. His morn
ing subject will bo the "Reformation. " Sun
day school will be at noon and the Young
People's meeting at 7 p. m.
You can get the finest upholstering In the
city nt Stockcrt Carpet company , 205-207
llroadwny.
Watch for further announcement of bazaar
nnd supper to bo given by Congregational
ladles Thursday and Friday , November 3
and 1.
Sulllvnn handles high grade oysters.
These deslrlnc conies nf the Jubilee udl-
tion of The D.illv Dec can secure them nt
the Council Bluffs office nf The Bee.
K. Marsh used Cole's Hot Blast heater last
winter ,
Men's Biilta only $7..r > 0 at Metcalf & Met-
lalf'n. They're xtrn cnod.
HlmMlll Mltl.llIK
November 21. 25 , 20. We offer three Buck
Junior ranges to the little glrU under 11
) -enrs old baking the best pan of biscuits.
it our store , on a Buck's steel range. Mothers
thould assist In preparing. Cnll for par
ticulars at store. COLU & COLE.
Klein's place , 112 Brcxxdway , Isn't the only
tore In town where you buy fruits , but It Is
the one \\lioro you can get the best on the
market.
HIGH SCHOOL BEATS TABOR
Long Qamo Ends with a Touchdown Just
Before Tirao.
LOSERS DEBARRED FROM THEIR POINTS
Touchdown DlnulliMVPil by Jlcferec
llrcuilNO of HIT Sldf I'lit-
of u Very Ijlvcly
Context.
The Tabor collegians went down In defeat
yesterday afternoon before the High school
Inds on the gridiron at Union Driv
ing park by a score of G to 0. The game
was a hotly contested ono from start to
finish and neither side apparently had any
advantage of the other until Just before time
was called on the second half that Dyar , for
the homo team , made the star play of the
day , securing a touchdown after running
through the entire field. Ono disagreeable
feature of the game was the manner In which
the crowd nt times refused to keep back
of the lines and seriously Interfered with the
players. The game wna witnessed by n
fair-sized crowd made up almost entirely of
friends of the home team , as the rootnrs
which \vcre expected to accompany the
Tabor men failed to show up.
Tabor won the toss and chose the north
goal. Barnard kicked off to Genung , who
returned ten yards. Then ensued n series
of line plays during which Tabor gained
from two to flvo yards on every play , bring
ing the ball In close proximity to Council
Bluffs' goal , where It was fumbled. Council
Bluffs got the ball nnd took It one yard ,
Dietrich for two and Graham for one nnd
then It was fumbled. Tabor getting the ball.
Tabor used three plays over tackle and
Council Bluffs got the ball on downs again.
Council Bluffs lost five yards when Dynr
made another ten-yard run and the ball
was once more fumbled. Tabor gained ten
yards nnd the ball went to Council Bluffs
once more on downs. Then followed n
fifteen-yard loss for Council Bluffs till
Barnard fell on the ball , leaving the ball In
Council Bluffs' ten-yard line. Laird then
made n touchdown for Tabor which was dis
allowed by the referee , who decided It was
an off Bide play. Chamberlain takes the
place of Dietrich at right tackle , Dietrich
going to left end and Richmond out. On the
next play Council Bluffs was allowed five
yards on Tabor's offside play. Dietrich ,
Baldwin and Dyar advanced to Tabor's
twenty-five yard line when tlma Is called for
thi ! first half , neither side having scored
and the ball being In Council Bluffs' posses
sion.
sion.Tabor
Tabor kicked off for thirty yards In the
second half , Chamberlain returning fifteen
yards. Dyar took the ball seven yards louml
the right end , then there was nn exchange
of punts by which Council Bluffs gained
ten yards , stiH having possession of the
pigskin. Graham bucked the center for
three yards and then punjed thirty yards ,
Askln getting the ball for Tabor and came
back ten. De Kay is substituted for Barn
ard , who twisted his knee cap. Tabor then
commenced once more Ita tactics of buckIng -
Ing the line , but only gained about ten
yards on account of the good blocking and
tackling of Graham nnd Rlckmaii. Council
Bluffs then finally secured the ball on downs
on their own twenty-five yard line. Right
hero Dyar made the longest run of the
game , twenty-five yards , and but for being
tackled by Askln would have made n touch
down. Severaf plays by Chamberlain , Dyar
and Graham then brought the ball to within
a yard of Tabor's goal. Dyar ran out of
bounds one-half foot from goal line , which
was followed by a Ilftecn-mlnuto wrangle.
Tabor was then given the ball and Council
Bluffs held them until they were forced to
punt. The punt was only fifteen yards
when Council Bluffs secured the ball and
on the very first play Dy , r aecurcd the ball
and went through the whole field , securing
a touchdown. D > ar failed to kick goal.
Tabor kicked off , Rlekman catching the
ball and returning Ilvo yards ; Graham
bucked the center for two yards , when tlmo
was called with the ball In possession of
Councir Bluffs on their forty-yard line.
Score , f > to 0.
The lineup was as follows :
Council Bluffs. 1'onltii n. Tnbor.
Klchtnond left end Washington
Holln left tinkle Hall
Ilanrhett left guard Homing
Wlrklmm center Walton
Illekman right suunl Foss
Chamberlain . . . .right tnokle West
Baldwin right i-nd Day
Human ! ciimrturbnck Awkln
Dyar loft halfback B. Hull
Grnlmin fullback Laird
Butts right halfback. . . . Gcodfcllow
Miss Julia OJllccr. tencher of piano , 533
Willow avenue. Fall nnd winter term.
Carpets , oilcloth ? , linoleums nt way down
prices. Stockert Carpet company , 205-207
Broadway.
Davis , drug , paint nnd glass man , has the
most complete stock of window glass In the
city nnd makes the lowest prices.
Don't need to go without n new suit ns
long as those suits for men at J7.GO last at
Motcalf & Metcalf's.
The exposition closes tomorrow , but Sulli
van's great oyster sale will last all winter.
Those deslrlnc conies of the Jubilee edi
tion of The Daily Boo can secure them at
the Council Bluffs olllce nf The Bee.
SOCIAL EVK.VI'S OF THIS IAST WJJI3IC
People Ilimy KntfrtiiliiliiK' Tliclr
The past week In Council Bluffs has been
marked by n dearth of social functions ,
everybody bolng busy entertaining friends
and relatives who arc here to take In the
last days of the big show across the river. '
In Catholic elides tlio fair and bazaar ,
for the benefit of the sisters In charge of I
Saint Francis' academy , which closed last I
night , lias secured undivided attention , with '
the result that It proved a success both
financially and socially.
Tom Farnsworth leaves for San Francisco
this morning to rejoin the Fifty-first Iowa
volunteers and during his absence his wife
will remain with her parents.
Mrs. Farnsworth and her two daughters
leave this week for California , where they
will spend the winter.
The engagement of Miss Loulso 1'llicrt
of DCS Molnes nnd Mr. Edward Everett of
tbla city Is announced , the wedding to take
place In the near future.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Beno , Jr. , hove taken
apartments at the Snyder residence on
South Seventh street , where they will be
at homo to tholr friends after this week.
Mrs. Daniel McKcnzIo of Living Springs
expects to leave for Boston this week and
from there will go to Canada , where she
will remain fnr the winter ,
Rev. and Mrs. R. Knox of Cook avenue
have as their guests the Misses Verne Paul
and Lulu Lewis of Hnrlan , In. , and Mrs.
Connolly of McCook , Neb.
Mrs. A. R. Gleson of Lebanon , Mo. , ac
companied by ber granddaughter , Mies Mil
dred Hobba , U visiting her daughter , Mrs.
n. D. Fuller of Harrison street.
Mrs. Mary K. Jordan of Rock Island , III. ,
1s tlio guest ot Rev. G. W. Snyder and fam
ily on South Seventh street. Mrs. Jordan
was for many years the soprano singer in
the church at Davenport when Rev. Sny
der waa pastor.
Last Monday nt the resilience of the
bride's parents occurred the wedding of Mr
Henry Btltturfleld of Des Molnes nnd Muu
Ccrtlo Kills ot tbls city , Rev. Myron C.
Wnddcll of tlio Broadway Methodist cliurcli
ofllclalliifj Mr and Mrs. DUtcrfield left
the same night for DCS Molnes , where they
will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Fncs of Seventh nvcnua
are cntcrtalnlnc Miss Bcdn Wood of Mil
waukee and Miss Blanche Kllgorc of Oak
Park , III. , and Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Van
Brunt of Lingford , S. D.
Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Troynor had ns their
guest tbo last week Mrs. C. S. Clark ot
Milwaukee.
Mr * , F. G. Florence of Holloway , Mich , ,
Is visiting her brother , J. A. Kelly , and
family , of Fifth uvenue.
Mrs. Tulle.8 } . Is entertaining Mrs. R. M.
Osborno of Chicago.
Mrs. J. C. Bray Is entertaining Mrs. C. S.
Allen and daughter of Lincoln , Neb.
Jatncs DItmnrs of Cameron , Mo. , Is the
gutst of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. G. Balrd ot Mill
street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mlllnrd nro entertain
ing Mrs. Lilian Perry of Manning , La.
Miss Augusta Duwe of Superior , Neb. , Is
the uuest of Miss Mabel Benucr ot Wash
ington avenue.
Klcln'n cigars mnko his store n , popular
place for the boys. Ho keeps only tbo best
brands ot smokers manufactured.
Experienced and high grade work Is what
has made the Bluff City laundry the best
In tbo stnte.
Fish are cheaper than fresh meats. At
least Sullivan sells them that way.
A Kersey overcoat for $5.00. See Metcnlf
& Metcalf.
For oyster suppers Sullivan is prepared to
(111 ( orders on short notice.
Motcnlf Metcalf nro selling Kersey over
coats for $5.00.
If you want oysters call 'phono 101. That's
Sullivan.
Nothing ever seen In Council Bluffs like
these Kersey overcoats at Metcalf & Met-
calt's.
The pumpkin at Cole's will be opened
November 1. Have you guessed bow many
seeds in It ? Tbo winner gets an Air Tight ,
wortb $6.00 , free.
Don't phlver and shako with the cold when
you can get ono of those Kersey overcoats at
Metcalf & Mctcalf's for $3.00.
This Is the tlmo of year when oysters nro
relished. Sullivan sells the best on the mar
ket.
Ladles wanting fine medicinal wines and
liquors call Jnrvls Wlno Co. , 225 Main
street , upstairs. Lady in attendance.
Those desiring conies of the Jubilee edi
tion of The Dally Boo cm secure them at
tha Council Bluffs olflco of The Bee.
MSTI2.V TO ItRI'UIlMCAX Olt.VTOllY.
Voters Turn Out nt Doliuny Opcm
IloiiHe fur CitiiiitnlKii h | ) < * iiUliip ; .
The first republican meeting of the pres
ent campaign In this city was held last night
at the Dohany opera house , the speakers
being E. A. Wilson of Des Molnes , deputy
state labor commissioner , better known as
"Brakoman" Wilson , and Hon. G. M. Lam-
bcrtson ot Lincoln , Neb. The attendance
was very fair. Colonel C. G. Saunders
called the meeting to order In a short ad
dress eulogistic of the administration of
President McKlnley and the wonderful vic
tories of the American army nnd navy In
the late war wltb Spain.
In opening Mr. Wilson showed that the
country had profited Iby a republican ad
ministration and that the prosperity that
two years ago had been promised was ob
servable In every part of the continent. Two
years ago It had ( been promised , he said ,
that If a republican president would be
elected the country would have a protective
tariff and that promise , like all others that
had been made , had been fulfilled. Under
the Dingley measure sufficient revenues
were coming In to carry on the government
and the United States was today no longer
a debtor nation as It had 'been ' under the
democratic administration. The trade bal
ance was in favor of the United States and
that without the free and unlimited coinage
ot silver or the consent ot any other nation
on earth.
Ho showed that under tbo Dingley bill
the duty placed on Imported wheat and bar
ley had resulted In the farmers of Iowa nnd
other states getting a price for their wheat
and barley that was more than twice the
price they were receiving before the duty
was Imposed. Every one , ho said , rejoiced
that William McKlnley was president of
the United States and thnt William Jen
nings Bryan was a colonel In the volunteer
army.
Ho expanded on tbo operation of Gresh-
nm's law In case of n country going to a
silver basis and concluded bis speech with
refuting democratic statements with reference -
once to the McCleary ( bill.
Mr. Lambertson , although suffering from a
bad cold , sustained his reputation as one of
tbo foremost speakers of this section of the
country. Two years ago In his address In
this city ho said ho had made a number of
prophecies In the event of President McKln
ley being elected and tonight bo could truth
fully aay that every one of those piophecles
had come true. On every side were striking
signs of prosperity. Two years ago no one
realized thnt this country was on the verge
of war with n great European nation , bur
It came nnd the results have been most mar
velous. Out of that war will come some of
the greatest questions that this country has
ever been called upon to face. The great
question that Is to bo decided at the polls
this election Is , Shall the administration of
President-McKlnley bo sustained ? Regard
ing the question of territorial expansion the
speaker said that If left to President McKln >
ley. supported by a republican ndmlnlstrn.
tion , there was no doubt that It would be
snttlcd to the satisfaction of the people nnd
wltb credit to the nation ,
Snnp Shots , a beautiful souvenir of the
exposition , containing reproductions of nil
the prominent buildings , together with a
bird's-eye and ( jenernl views of the grounds ,
can bo had at the Council Bluffs olllce of
TheHco for 25 cents. It Is Just the thing
to send to your friends nt n distance.
Eat oysters nnd get strong. Buy 'em nt
Sullivan's nnd get the best.
men's suits for J7.CO won't last long
nt such n low price , so be In n hurry about
getting nround to make your selection. Met
calf & Metcalf , Main and Pearl streets.
Walter Johnson , lawyer , notary , Sapp blk.
Collections rondo everywhere In U. S
Sullivan , the grocer , has solid packed
oysters.
If you want an overcoat for $5.00 see these
Kcrteys at Metcalf & Metcalf'a.
Do you want ft mess of fresh fish or some
oysters ? If you do Just stop nt 343 Broad
way and t > eo Sullivan about It.
Fish nnd oysters nnd oysters nnd fish.
Sullivan , tbo grocer.
Part 3 of The Bro's photogravures of the
exposition Is now ready and can bo had at
the Council Bluffs nmcc
Collector and salesmen wanted by the
Singer Manufacturing company , 329 Broad
way
Fees Gas
and
Gasoline
Engines
r.li-vnlor Mncliliirry of All Id ml * .
Sail on us or write for prices & dcm rlptloms.
iiAVii ) im.tniiUY .t co. .
Council lllull * . Io vn.
G.W.PangleM.D ,
TUB GOOD SAMARITAN
25 YEKR'S EXPERIENCE ,
Kcuilcr of DlHcaticn of ucii and
women.
PROriUHTOR OK T1IK
World's lloibul l > li [ > rii ary of Mcrtlclnt
: Catarrh of Head , Throat mid
Lutitfa , . til K > o and iar : , 1'IU nnd
Apnplvxy , llrnrt. I.'vur nnd Kldnoy Discuses ,
Diabetes. IlrJglil'a 1. icnse , Hi Vltui Dunce
Illioiiimitlsm , Bcrof'ila , Dropsy cured without
tupplnir , Tniio Wurint removed , all chronic
Nervous mm I'rlvato DIsuiiscs ,
LOST
( SVDILEil 1C Olll > ' Physician who win
OI r nlLldi properly riirc * Y1'IIMH
without destroying teeth and bones. No tuer-
cuiy or poison inlncrnl need.
The only I'hyslclan 7Ilo cantull what alii
you without asking a question
1ho80 nt u distance semi for question
blank No. 1 for nan ; No a lor women.
All cnrivnpondenco strictly uoulldonllal
Hcdtclm scut uy express.
Address nil letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
555 Ilroiulwnjr , COl'NOII. ULITrS. IA
C2T Send E-ccnt. BIJIIIID forrrnlr
HANDSOME
For the Dining Room
from
No use to be without
art in your home
when you can buy so
cheaply now.
COUNCIL BLUFFS PAINT ,
OIL & GLASS CO.
1 and 3 Fourth Street ,
Council li tiffs , la.
COLE5 HOT BLAST
THE ORIGINAL
gives tlie clean
liness and even
heat with soft
coal , as hard
coal in Ease
Burners.
The Hot BlnstDrnft
, 'jrus ' unil saves the
alf of soft coal.
Soft coal equal to
bard COM I.
I used Cole's Hot Blast. No , 160 , from
December , ' 07 , till spring. It Is na clean us
any wood stove I ever used. Often n grape
bnsket full of coal lusted from one evening
till the next. It was steady , even luat.
Flro only went out once during the winter
and thut wn ? our fault. It nuver smoked
nndnlls and celling nro clean ntt If I
burned wood. It Is the best stove I ever
Baw. JIi-s. II. G. JleeU , 1S2S Ninth uve.
COLE MAXUl'AlJllTO ' CO. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA. . CHICAGO , ILL.
Milton llugurs , Atnt ; , Omaha. Neb.
THE NEUMAYER
JACOB NBUMAYBIt.PROP.
.01. 200 , , g\ iU , Uioudway , Conn 11 BlulTA
Rates , $1 25 per day ; 70 rooms. Ffrst-clnsj
It eveiy respect. Motor linn to all dcpotM.
f ocul nKonoy for tbo Celebrated St Lou
A. B. C. Beer. First-class bar In con
nection.
V
If you do not have a safe , send for my safe catalogue and prices ,
Do not delay as a safe is a necessity. You cannot afford to be with
out one. I handle the National and Union Steel Fire Proof
Safes.
Council Bluffs ,
JAS. HARRINGTON , Lessee & MQC.
Sunday , October 30 , the Blc Farcical Suc
cess ,
J NIGHT ftT THE
Special scenery , pretty girls , elaborate
costumes. Kour hundred nights In New
York.
Two big bands and concert orchestra.
Watch our street parade.
Prices 75c , BOc , 35c and 25c.
Seats on sale Friday morning nt Sellers'
drug store.
Snt'CluI Announce * me nt.
80 acres good land for sale In Putnam
county , Florida , one mile from Kcnka.
Will trade for Council Bluffs property.
ICO acres good laud In Brulo county ,
So. Dak. , six miles from railroad. Will
trade for Council Bluffs oropcrty.
Wo have several houses for rent In
desirable locations.
Several farms for sale on easy terms.
Wo have for sale an 8-roora house ,
with stable , locnted on lot CG feet fiont
In finest residence portion of the city.
This property can be bought at u bar
gain If taken nt once.
Small fruit farm for sale at a low
price. Now Is the tlmo to invest In a
homo If vou want ono. Heal estate
values are low , but ore picking up with
Increased sales. We have a number
of small residence properties tbat can
bo boupsht nt low prices.
Remember that wo nre making loans
and writing fire Insurance at as low a
rate as any one else , and we would bo
pleased to bo favored with a share of
your business.
LOUC3EB & LOUOBB.
No. 102 South Main Street.
Council Bluffs. la.
BELL FUEL
With Enameled Oven Doors.
FAVORITE BASE BURNERS , COLE'S ' AIR-TIGHT HEATERS ,
Cole's ' Hot Blast Heater for Soft Coal ,
WE SELL ON EASY PAYMENTS
41 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
to look over our stock of stoves. We can
suit you wo can suit your neighbor. Do
not wait until it is too late. We are agents for
ART GARLAND UASEIIURNEUS Imvo one-third larger nlr Hues than any
other , they are beautiful In Jealsa , they nro economical , the nickel does not 'irnlsh and
will not crack. UMI'IHB WOOD HCATURS the best looking nnd most dur.iblo cast top
nnd bottom nlr tight. OKM , UOT ULAST for soft coal or wood. OKRM\N HKATUIl
Tbo best soft coal stove innJe , a parfcot baseheatcr , will not smoke nor KM. U
consumes nil smoke. DBVOL'S SIIEFT IHON AIR TIGHT for wood the stove you
need for this tlmo of the year. MAJIWna STEKL AND MALLEABLE IRON
RANGES Dako quicker , use less fuel nn 1 hold fire longer than any otunr ratine.
The tops are malleable Iron , they do nut v nrp or craclc. No repair bills to pay It
you buy n Majestic.
hardware SOI Ilro'idwny
, I'lionc 87.
SMST \m \ LANDS
Improved land in Io\vu can be purchased at low figures.
\Vc have bargains in Fruit Farms and G.irJen Lands. Money
to Loan on Farms nt n pur cent interest. City Property in
COUNCIL ULUFFS FOR SALIJ.
DAY & HESS ,
39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
\
This fall take notice that we have a full line of
Velvet Carpets
Axttiinster Carpets ,
Moquette Carpets ,
Tapestry Brussels Carpels , Three-ply All
Wool Ingrain Carpets , Columbia All 'Wool
] ngra in Carpets , Linen Avarp , Pro Brussels
Ingrain CarpetsTwo-ply All Wool Extra
Super Ingrain Carpets , Union Extra Super
Ingrain Carpets.
Union Super Ingrains. Herculean Ingrains ;
Also a full line of mattings , oilcloths , oilcloth rugs , lin
oleums , grass rugs , moquotte rugs , window shades , lace cur
tains , portieres , rope portieres , fishnet door drapes , uphol
stery goorls and everything that belongs in our lino. Bring
the correct measurements of your rooms. Prices guaranteed
to be as low as any house in the west.
400-402 Broadway , Council Bluffs-
When you start out , to buy a pair of HIGH
GRADE WINTER SHOES instead 9f
putting a five dollar bill in your pocket ,
just bring THREE AND A HALF and
come to Hamilton's. Wo sell the best shoes I I
made for ladies and men for THREE
FIFTY. Wo have them in all widths and
all the latest styles and tannage of leather.
Ladies' hand sowed cork solo walking boots
for S3.50.
Look in our windows for the correct
thing in shoemaldng.
Store ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
For the last eighteen months wo bav o had n BtnndlriR offer for J5 00 a haart for
nny bunch of sboatg dying with cholera or worms nfter being fed on their stock food
for six months. Five cents a pound for any bunch of chickens dying with roun or
cholera If being fed on
\A \
i's Champion Poultry Food.
Ten cents cacb for every louse or who found In poultry bouse nfter trcatlns t
ft coat of
Moore's ' Death io. Lice.
Hundreds of dealers are selling Moore 'n Roods nnd wo will pay any person . ' 25.00
who will llnd us n man that over claimed from us
any part of tbls offer Write for
prices and statements.
CO
, ,
Iowa