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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1884)
THE DAILYJBEE-COUNCILBLUFFS , SATURDAY , JANUARY 5 , 1884. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUPFS. Saturday Morning , Jant 6 , SUBSCRrPTIOfJ RATB3 ! Br Oarrlei - - . - - . - 0 cents per week By Mai - - - - - - - - $10 M pet Year OFFICE : No. 7 Foarl street , Near Broadway. I > MINOB MENTION , Additional local on sovonlh page. Cheap Railroad Tickets nt BushnoH's. Spiritual sociable this evening. Music nnd dancing. The now board of supervisors moot next Monday. Ono of Bowman , Holier & Co.'s ' teams made n little run nnd a small smash , The driving park stockholders moot next Tuesday to elect officers for another year. year.Tho The steam heating apparatus in St. Francis ncadomy is being changed and improved. The work of filling up the Union Pa cific ice house at the transfer began yes terday. The grading of Eighth street from Willow nvonuo t > outh is to bo continuoc as far as Twelfth avonuo. The ice men nro busy handling- cakes twelve inches in thickness. They nro the men who take the cako. W. B. Watson , ono of Poregoy & Moore's commercial knights , now has i young gentleman at his homo. The Lincoln train which leaves tin transfer about noon , will , nftor the 15th run to Maryvillo , Kansas , the extension being completed. The Council Bluffs shooters ] did no go to Earling yesterday for that scconi match. A little too fresh weather fo popping pigeons. Very little business at the stock yards the ohipmonts being confined mainly tc young cattle shipped out west for stock ing up the ranches. Yesterday the prostitutes of the city were expected to appear in police cour nnd pay their licenses , but it wns too col for them to show up. The foes for witnesses before the las grand jury amount to $508.05 , and th witness foes for the last term of the dis trict court to $300.20. The city council is to moot Mouda morning at 1 o'clock instead of * in th evening. Some of the members boin anxious to got off for Uea Moinos. There will bo regular services at th Baptist church to-morrow , as the pastor Rev. J. O. Lemon , who lectured Ins night in Pelton , will arrive homo to-daj Col. Cochran proposes filling in fron of his property on Mynstor street , will out waiting for the property ownerswh , are not quite ready to have their wor dono. Dr. Joflories rises to explain that th ailk hat which gracoi his head was no voted to him by the folks at the Catholi fair , but was ono sent him by an Omah friend. Leave to wed was yesterday given t Jacob Thompson and Anna Christiansoi both of this city , also to Morton P.Chris tianson and Anna M. Johnson , of Coun cil Bluffs. Burglars are getting bolder , nnd wo may , when they can smash out a pane o glass in the most central part of the city and that too before midnight , and sti go uncaught. The Ogden house ran short of wato yesterday , nnd the steam heating wa temporarily suspended , but a supply was soon gained fro in the waterworks , and all wont well again. "Oriovo not the spirits ! Try the spirts ! " Spiritual circle to-morrow af ternoon nnd evening in Spiritual hall , at ; i and 7 o'clock. Entrance on Main and Pearl streets , two doors south of the postofllco , Since the editor of the Walnut Bureau had such a scare about being brought tote to the front for libol.lio comes up in a .humorous editorial , announcing that "tho responsible editor has vacated the ros trum , but the Bureau is horo. " R. J , Cony claims that his lot which -.a wan cut in two by Union avenue , has never been settled for , and now wants the city to pay him. As the council has given Union uvonuo to the Union Pacific , .tho claim should bo charged up to the .aldermen who BO freely gave it away. The thermometer was watched with apocial interest here yesterday , and was all the way from cloven degrees below zero to twenty degrees bolow. The heating capacity of stoves wa tested to the utmost , and the weather was the theme ot talk , while business was almost suspended. The Council Bluifs branch of the C. K. of A. have elected as odicew for the ensuing f suing yo r : M O. O'Connor , president ; Henry Teller , vice president ; Peter Tholl , financial secretary ; Win. MoKin- ley , recording secretary ; Rudolph Toiler , treasurer ; J. R. Taylor , Henry Teller , John J. Fitzgerald , trustees , The gamblers are coining up to the front with their $51,10 fines for Docom- berj or , as it rea'ly is , their licenses. The city virtually allow * thoio places to run as they choose , provided the gam- blora let the city in as a partner , and declare - clare a dividend of $5-1 a month for each ) placo. Attorney William Seurs got judgment * in Justice Abbott's court yesterday fo * G5 against Willis U. Polk , of Kansas , for a balance duo on a fee of $200 foi getting Arnold Josie free , Folk being tlio brother-in-law who went security foi the young man. Jeaso will bo rcinoiu bared as the boy who was arrested foi being concerned in the attempt to gel Nicholson to part with $100. On Monday next at Dos Moiucs there is to bo a gathering of roproscnUtivos of the various cities of Iowa which are desirous sirous of getting logjshtiva action il. < * , . , * . .t ± , . . * _ . lowing of the issuing of improvement bonds. Colonel Sapp , N. M. Pusoy , E. S , Shugart nnd J. P. Casady will go a representatives of the board of trndoand Aldermen Sicdontopf , Wood , James , Mayor Bowman nnd City Engineer Tos- torvin ns representatives of the city gov ernment. Property owners have petitioned the council for n sewer from First nvonuo along Pearl street to Broadway , thence down Broadway to Scott street , and along Scott street to the crook. Sewerage - ago is greatly needed nt other points also. The city should take prompt action for the ndoption of some general plan , so that these lessor ones might bo made to conform with that. As the need is press ing the action should not bo dofayod , for at the best it will take time. Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting n specialty , 001 S. Main at. , up stairs , DAMAGED "BY DRINK , A Willow Wnnta Pl\o TlmiiHuml Pol- of n Saloonkeeper. Papers have boon filed in a suit started by Mrs. Alia Arnold against Soi fort Iloifo , in which Mrs. Arnold claims $5,000 damages , alleging that her husband , by frequenting the saloon kept by the defendant in Crescent City , got into the habit of drinking and became ni : habitual drunkard. She claims that ii : Juno of last year ho got so drunk there that in coming homo ho fell from n bridge , receiving injuries of which ho died in the following August. Shr claims to have given the defendant notice tico not to lot her husband have any more to drink , and that no attention was paid to it , and in view of all thcso cir cumstances she thinks $5,000 not any too great nn amount for the damages sh has angered. Call , send or telephone for samples o : fine commercial job printing from Pryor's job ollicc , on Pearl street. W. S. Baird , James Wallnco nnd Miss Id Wallace loft lost evening for lilt. Vernon Town , to rcHUino their studios In Cornel college , tlio holiday vacation being paused nt homo. J. B. Lloyd , Albln , wan nt the 1'ucifio you torday. A. L. Confer , of Minneapolis , registered .1 the I'nclfio yesterday. Mr. 13. Wognor , clerk of the Union 1'aclfi hotel at the transfer , haa boon confiiiod to 1) bed for the past three or four days , Ilov. A. K. Baton wout to Mnrno Frldn ovonfag to assist In the Installation of Ilov 11 , 12. Fllcktngor as pastor of the now clmrc thoro. Judge Bond , now of Doiuor , in in tl BlulTs , greeting his many old friends and a quaintnncos here for n brief season , Charles Officer lias gene to St. Louis to go out of the cold. Ooorgo Kooltno , jr. , Is suffering from malarial fovcr. Col , Tain , of A\oca , was in the city yester day. day.Miss Miss Nolllo Larimer , ntaco of Judge Lnr- Imor , returned yesterday to lior studios , In the seminary of the Sacred Heart , In Omaha. J. W. Stacker , of Logan , was at the Ogden yesterday. Charles B. Cross , of Indianapolis , wan among the arrivals at the Ogden yesterday. II. D. Cowdon , of St. Louis , wan at tlio Ogden yesterday. F. M. Mill , of Chicago , wns nt the Pacific yesterday , S. A. lllco , who lias been connected with the Niagara Craclcor company , of Buffalo , OH foreman of that Institution , has arrived , and Is to occupy a similar position In Me- Clurg & Co.'a craekor factory horo. It is tlio exception rnthor than the rule that promises in reference to the delivery of job printing are kopt. But nt Pryor a Bee job ollico , 7 Pearl street , nil prom ises will bo fulfilled. NO 'ES ' VUOM NEOIj/l. / NEOIA , la. , Jan. 3. The firm of O'Connor & ftyan dissolved to-day , O'Connor , the junior member of the firm continuing the business nt the old stand. Wo bespeak for him success. ; The marshal filed informations against our saloon man here Innt Monday morn ing , for violating an ordinance keeping saloons closed nn Sunday. They wore assessed by his honor the mayor the usual fine , $10.00 and costs. Die boys say wo will have to 150 dry now on Sundays. The friends of J. W. Fryo , pur popular station agent here for the Chicago , llock Island and Pacific railroad , made him the happy recipient of n nicely etched nicklo pinto railroad lantern as a mark of esteem. II. Mendel , Esq. , made the presentation speech , to which Mr. Fryo expressed his surprise in n few well chosen words and an invitation to the cigar stand of the Union hotel , whore all hands took hold ta if with a relish to punish n fragrant Havana , A very ijuiot wedding took place nt the residence of Judjju Clark last evening. The high contracting parties were Orange A. Penn , of this place , nnd Miss Jose phine Colvin , of Chicago. 111. Mr. Penn is well known here and wo extend the hand of welcome to Mrs. Penn , nnd may they always bo blessed with the happi ness they now enjoy and their shadow never grow loss. VKT. The time of lifo is short ; to spend it painfully is to bo without St , Jacobs Oil. Tlio AVInil - short tiuio ago The Nonpatiol - trying to thump an Omaha enterprise , spent much space in attempting to frame an argument that Council Dlulla was nc place for slaughtering beef , and in fad thai there waa no good place neat of tlu i , and that therefore the talked of untorpriBO in Omaha would prove r failure , and urged all capitalists to a\oic investing any money in such wild chomos. TUK HKK ahowod up the fal laoy of Uio argument and the malicioui motive prompting it , while leading citi -ens of ( Council Dlull's expressed great indignation at the way The Nonparoi 8pugh " ' 'to ' score capital away from thii city. * ' The Nonpariol lias ovidontlj . yioun how foolish ( t has boon , am now tries to hedge in fact , flops clear nround , and yesterday morning , in speak ing of the stock yards , says : "There" has been serious talk and the matter haa boon duly considered regard ing the establishment of beef nnd pork packing honies in connection with the yards. This would no doubt bo n paying investment in itself , and would bo the moans of drawing stock to this point that otherwise would not como here , besides creating a market here that would bo a help to the stock men and nbcnoflt to the city. " On December 15 , loss than three weeks ago , The Nonpareil declared that it wns impracticable to dress beef in Coun cil Bluflft , mid used ever n col umn in presenting figures to show thnt it was n "preposterous proposition , " and that there was "no more reason or practical sense in the Bchomo than in the school-boy's first drawing of William Toll in the act of shooting the apple elf his son's head with n sling or n mountain howitzer , instead of the proverbial bow and arrow. " It pronounced the proposi tion "absurd , " "vnporish , " nnd "unrelia ble. " Now , by ono of these frcnky shifts of the wind which characterizes The Non pareil , it pronounces such n scheme "n paying ono nnd a benefit to the city. " Oamrrli. The remnrknblo results in n disease so universal and with sush n variety of characteristics actoristics ns Catarrah , prove how effectually ally Hood's Sarsapnrilfa acting througl : the blood , reaches every part of the ays torn. A medicine like , anything else can bo fairly judged only by its results. . Wo point with pride to the glorious record ord of Ilood'a Sarsaparilln has entered up on the hcarta of thousands of people i' ' hag cured of catarrh. PANTIN3 FOBPANTALOONS Into Oliver's Tailor I'jNtnbllRhinciit anil Fit Themselves. A successful raid was made by burglars on J. Olivor'd tailoring establishment on Mnin street , just south of Broadway , 01 : Thursday night. Tlio follows gained nn entrance by cutting out a pane of glass , but , BO far ns can bo told by nn inspection tion of the stock left , they were very moderate in their takings. Three paii of pantaloom , n coat nnd vest nro missed , The thieves may , possibly , have got more goods , not yet missed. No clue has boon obtained yet to the uvil doors. A Word of Caution. Itailroad men , mechanics , commercial trav olora , base ballistx , farmers , and others win labor oit of doorj , nro peculiarly liable to ac cldont or Injury. Thomas' htltctric Oil fo bruises , burns , bites and sprains , is ono of tl finest applications yet doused. COMMEKOIAIj. COUNCIL BLUFFS JIAIIKKT. Wheat No. 2 Bprlng , 70c ; No. 3 , COc ; n joe toil , COc ; good demand. Corn 1/oalerH are paying 38o for old con nnd iiGc for new. Oats In good demand nt 22c. Hay 1 00@G 00 per ton ; COo per bale. Kyo 40o ; light supply. Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 5 00 ( < 000. 000.Coal Coal Delivered , hard , 1150 per ton ; aoft , G 00 per tonl liuttor Plenty and in fair demand nt 20c ; creamery , 05c. I'ffffs Plenty ; slow sale nt 23c per dozen. Lard 1'alrbank's , wholesaling at lie. Poultry Finn ; dealers nro paying for chickens lOc ; turkeys , 15c. Vegetables Potatoes , 50c ; onions , 40e ; cab bages , 1.00 per dozen ; npploa , ready Bale nt 3 00@3 50 for prime stock. Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 40 , Brooms 2 00@3 00 per doz. LIVK HTOCK. Cattle 3 00@3 60 ; calves , 5 00@7 50. Hogg Local packers are buying now and there is a good demand for all grades ; choice packing , D 00@5 10 ; mixed , 4 U5@0 00. Chinese Examinations. It is n curious fnct that of all Chinese cities , Canton , though it is within eight hours of Hong Kong , nnd has , of nil the places in the empire , the longest known Europeans , has undergone loss change than any other great centre of population in China. It remains precisely as it was hundreds of years ntro , nnd when once the wall is passed the traveller might , for all ho can BOO , bo nt least a thousand miles from any western influence. The mandarin's procession , prccecded with tremendous gongs boating , passes through the streets just as } t did centuries past , the criminals nro led down to the place of execution , or nro beaten with bam boos and cangucd just ns they always have been. There nro similar shops , pagodas , people to these thnt have always boon soon there. Canton and its inhabi tants undergo no change. And there is this 'to bo remarked in passing , that though since tlio eighth century havoboon acquainted with foreigners , they like thorn no better than they did then , nnd nro ns ready to bo hostile nnd nggrcssivo toward thorn ns they over were. The reasons for this may be various , but ono of thorn undoubtedly is that Canton is n great seat of learning , nnd the literati of China have always been the most determined opponents of foreigners. It is nt Canton , indeed , where the great est examining university of China is to bo found. A Chinese lad in the south of the empire , determining to bo distinguish ed , haa only to go to Canton to gain n reward , if ho deserves it. Entering n great hall called thoHoktoiwhoro tables are provided for more than 3,000 , candi dates , ho cansit do.vrn and take his chance fur the first degree , nnd supposing that ho passes , is then qualified for n greater examination. This takes place in n huge building , nr rather sorics of buildings , capable of accommodating upward of 10,000 studonta. On the day appointed the youths who desire to pass enter n great gate and find themselves in u \sst yard wherein are 113,000 small cells. These run in rows , nnd nro numbered ; they are each nbout nine feet high , ilvo and n half foot long , nnd three foot eight inches wide. Kich candidate takes n cell , nnd at daylight receives a paper with which he must deal without leaving the place , Throe thousand policemen and non-ants are near nt hand to see thnt ho does not play any tricks , and his head would probably bo the pen alty if he attempted to do so. Next morning ho hands in his paper and de parts for n day's rest , returning twenty- four hours afterward for more work , and so on for three successive trials. At the close of the examination the papers , which are all numbered , are carefully gone through , and the best KtO are selected , the writers being at once nomi nated for distinguished civil service. They must , however , go up to Pokiu later on for further examination , with a view to very high promotion , Now , it is u iuot that with this plan of separate cells no favoritism is possible. The poorest may win , and I know of a case in which the sou of a Chinvso clerk in u European's ollico at Canton came out second in the trial and was at once forwarded to the capital , there to become - como a mandarin of distinction. It should bo fair ; for the candidates enter nt "Tlio Gate of Perfect Equity , " hand in their essays at "Tho Hall of Perfect lUjctitudo , " see them sealed up in "Tho Hall of Restraint , " nnd know that they are examined in "Tho Hall of Auspicious Stars. " London Telegraph. II5-011 hs\on Hero Throat , a CoiiRh , or Cold , try B. If. IKntzlww & Sons' Capsicum Cough IroM | , they re jilc'mnt to the Uste , petlcctly htrmlcs * . and will nirclv euro \ on. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , nch M Lost , Found , To Loan , For Silo , To Rent , Wanta , Board ing , etc. , will b Inserted In thl column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I'ER LINE for the tint Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER MNE for each ubcqucnt In ncrtlon. teaxo luhertlscmenU at our office , No. 7 Tearl Street , near Broadwav WANTS. " \yANTED-Roj , with pony , todtlherTiiR Dm. VfTANTED-KxcrylKxlym Council DlutTs to Lake VV TIIRBIIH. Dcllrcrcd fay carrier at only twenty cents a week. WANTED To trade for city property , a Block of books , bltnk books , ulnilow curtains , and a general line fit stationer's goods. A good bargain offcrcil. Call or address II , K. Palmer , now opera house block , Council Ulufls. | r i. OLD 1'APEIIS For sale at Dm office , at a htimlral. JACOB SUIB. E. P. CADWELL. SIMS & CADWELL , Attorneys-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Offlcc , Main Street , Ilooms 1 and Bhujrart & Ho- Mahon'i Block. Will practice la State and ixlrn ) aourUW. W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs. Iloal estate and collection agency , n Odd Fellows ock , o\er Saving ! Dank. , JanSj- R , Rice M. D. [ \Tnpnn or other tumors removed without the UjUI\UllltU \ | knife or drawing ot blood. CHRONIC DISEASES * * < * - . Over thirty years practical experience. Office No. 6 I'tarl ttrcct , Council Bluffi CVConnilUtlon free JOSEPH GAGHEOA.XT. HARD WOOD AND -COAL Corner Main itrcct And Klghth Men lie , Coun Bluff * . jMTLo e t ratea nd prompt delivery Mrs H J Hilton M D , , , , , , , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 223 Middle Broadway , Council Bluffs. WINTERRESORT. _ _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. Oia.ro . .ox3XTo , . wo eua'Riitco the cute ol the lolloulng named ills- ncaseg , or no iiaj : Rhcumatltin , Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , al Illood andiklndlsc&rcs , I ) > tpopila , Liver Complnlnt , Kidney and Dladilcr Diseases. Oout , Neu ralgia and Atthnm , Thcsj Springs are the ( a\orlto resort of the tired an 1 ilchlllcattul , nnd nro the FKEULE LAHIfS IJK8T FRIEND , Good hotel , liter ; and lathing accomoditlon both n inter and summer. Locality highly picturesque and healthy. Accessible bv Wabish railway , a Gvona , or C. , B. i , ( J , at Albany. Corrcapondono solicited , UEV. 11. II. THOMPSON. Manager. Sltoam Springs , Cora , P. 0. , Gentry Co. , Mo. mo * , omen , n. . rusir. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs . - la. Established - - 1856 f Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Kxchango an Homo Securities Wholesale and We Imve tlio following goods in quantities to suit purchasers : Sheep Skin Slippers , Kid Sock Protectors , Magnetic Insoles , Cork and Imitation Cork Soles. Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking , * Heaton Button Fastners , Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes , Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc. As we buy above goods of Manufacturers in large quantities for Spot Hash , we are enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. Orders [ notnptly attended to. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO , 412 Broadway ; Council Bluffs. Towa JT UJ&lr U 1 1 , C03 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFIS , IOWA. Car pet B and Curtains Also man ) noMltlcs In HOUSE FUllNHISINa GOODS. Call and see us , CASADY & ORCUTT. MAYNE & PALMER , EHF DKAT.KRS IN and Soft Goal BULK AND BAIIRKL M11E , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OE1IKNT , MICHIGAN PLA8TKR , HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. No , B39 Broadway , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUTFS , IOWA. TEE FINEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT of the Season is One of Those Elegant Overcoats Made to Order -lay * MERCHANT TAILOHS. No. 7 and 9 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. , ootroxraxaj TAT "D A TT3T4 ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWATTAMIK COUN- VVt JJjrillViJ , IT COLLECTION AOENOY. Oinee corner Broadway and Main street. "RPTVTnfr Pfl ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE. -DXllNU OS UUn 18 Main street and 17 Pearl Hired. M A Y 1\/l \ nU"M CRESTON HOUSE. llLtLA. luUXUN ) Hotel , 217 and J10 JUIn street. UK. J , Jr. W jUL 1 Jj . . | Corner Main and Fifth up rtalr Residence. OOP Willow a venue. Non UTTD r7 JUSTICE op THE PKACE , t O\jQUIl/U. OIBra OUT American KxyreM. W A P TJ "P T ? LIVKRY AND FKED , SQ VV JJC \ IN Xl l > Will contract tot lunerali at reanonalile ta.lt > . 23 Fourth Ktreet. J. M. ST , JOHN & GO..OASH BUYERS. Uraltby return mall. HO Broadway. * MERCHANT TAILOR , Stock ComiileU. SulU made at reMonable price * . No BOA Main BUI t "D O\/ITfT11T CONTRACTOR AND IIUILBKR , ( \ / " . i , O l l 1JLU. Corner 7th and Uroadaay. I'hni and i > cclllcatlona ( urnUlwd. JAMES FRANEY.WDM * TAI . FRANEY. ArtbtlcWorkandreawiMble cliaryn. S73 Rrotdwuy W V XT QmVT nniNiTURBsrovfca. YVJa OS oUJNt andnomoholJSiippllea. 840 BtoaJway. ATTORNKYS AT LAW , X TTATDm OE O . Ll J. i Junta Block. IVn-tlce In.tateanJ ( cJeral conrta And batn IIOUM. 421 and m Broadway. L. Bo\erele'n , 1'rop. p. J. Mont comery.M. U l'hTildi n. \AM NT T ATJTJfVTinn JUSTICE OF THE PKAOB , yV jJL > lUiJiIJoUll | NoUrv IMblleand General Conv ancer. 415 Broa.Uay. 1X07101 ? * SMITH & NORTON , JIUUoJji Broadway opixKito Now 0xra UOUM. Refitted l. 1.60 j > rd j & LAROE CONTRACT to fill I ui obliged to offer tlo Very Highest Market Prices roil S. Goldstein. 538 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Empkie Hardware Co. Hardware 109 nnd 111JS. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES , 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS JSJolc3. . Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished 3E . JT. No. 4 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. BECHTELE'S European Hot The only only hotel run on .tho European plan | in this city. Now building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located. PETER BECB TELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. STEINHARDT & FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , OP COUNCIL DLUFrS , IR E 3VL O "V El ID nua'NESs TO Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1884 , HAVING SECUUED WEST & ntlTCIICR'S OLD STAND , , 3LQOS PoTJLgrlgts St ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOil Id REAL ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. m Our line of Stoves is the inoaj complete in no city and includes all the most Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements ! Wo have hammeret. the prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking , and. you are invited to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES , Nickel , slightly tarnished , at a reduction of § 5.00 each. 504 Broaaway and 10 and 12 Main St. , Council Bluffs. WHY DON'T YOU GhTSJME OF FITCH CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Best and Chcapcst-Dil'lno Llncli Collars and Cuffs No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. New Store , Fresh floods , Low I'riccs and Polite Attendants. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } PETER C. MILLER , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Paper and Window Uesand Painting in all its Branches , FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. JStoutlx GROSVENQR & GUFN , MANUFACTURERS OF Minimum j * m ' " * . . # * " % . B JP j [ H JCTL ? * J \ J 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa. FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WK WILL GIVF XTRA BA In nil our Boots and Shoes , regardless oE Quality. Don'fc miss this chance. S. A. PIE11CE. 100 Main Street. RUBBERS ! Oar speech is short , but to the point , liest Chicago diecounts every day in the year on Rubber Boots , , Shoos , AND ARCTICS. Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sues , ready to ship on receipt of orders. Ill Or tecond quality Boots wo are introducing are better than many so-called fira quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broad-way , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
