Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 31, 1884, Image 6

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    THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS WfljjGjf DAY * DECEMBER 31
DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning Dooombor 30
SUBSCRIPTION KATKS.
Br Carrtei . - . - - - 10 wnta r week
Br Mall - - - - - tlO.CO per year
OFFICE !
No. 7 reul BtreetN6&r Broadway.
MINOB MENTION ,
H. R , Stewart , artist , at Chapman's.
See J. Boltor'a now utock oilcloths.
' backwhoa t
Try McOlnrg'a nolf-ralntng
The Catholic fair is in progress in
Bono's hall ,
Baud's mlnatrola appear at the opera
house to-night.
Special sale of dress goods at Cocko &
Morgan's , 34 ? Broadway.
A man named Maasay paid the usnal
penalty yesterday for being drank.
Qroat sale of white shirts nt Cocko &
Morgan' * , 347 Broadway.
Harry Hanson ia now on trial In the
district court on tho. charge of stealing a
homo.
William Brown has boon acquitted of
the charge of stealing his brother's '
horses.
A little child of Mr. Brotrn , the car
penter , on Avenue D , died yesterday
morning.
Charles Smith Is now in jail for a week
for stealing a comforter from DayhofTs
saloon.
Permit to wed was yesterday given
Thomas Rogers and Electa Leland , both
of Beaver , Boone county , Iowa.
The Knights and Ladles of Honor en
tertain their friends this evening by a
social in the Royal Arcanum hall.
Conrad Golao Is employing'seventy
teams and a lorgo'nnmbor of men putting
up ico. The ice is now a foot thick.
The boy Anton Thompson , who stele a
pair of shoos from Piorco's second-hand
atoro , has boon fined ton dollars and
costs.
The G. A. R. is requested to moot at
headquarters at 1:30 : thia afternoon , in
uniform , to attend the funeral of tholr
brother , George Bowers.
Wm. Ferguson , who has served one
term for stealing a hat from the Pacific
house , is now in for thirty days moro for
stealing a robe from Bouquet's barn ,
"This ia a depot , " has boon suggested
as the proper thing to put on the whlto
background of a sign now awaiting let
tering at the Broadway dummy depot.
H. H. Inman haa purchased the bil
liard hall , No. 15 Main street , and is
about to have the same renovated and re
fitted in fine style and run in first-class
order.
The M. L. S. C. gave a happy corn
party at the Methodist church last oven-
ing. Corn was served in various forms for
refreshments , and , there was musical and
literary exercises.
The grand jury la said to bo investigat
ing the cash of the Morao boy , whom ,
it is claimed died from the effect of
usivo blows and kicks given by some
schoolmates , the Alien boys.
A man living next to Kirk's saloon on
lower Broadway is reported having beaten
badly his wife and son , but this wife
either through too much fear or too much
love refuses to prosecute him.
Surveyors have boon engaged the past
week staking out the ground owned by
the U. P. about the transfer. Whether
for a change of the switching to this
side of the river or not is yet to be as
certained.
In the district court yesterday C.
Walker was tried on the charge of pick
ing the pocket of E. Welch , during the
big Carlisle gathering hero last fall. The
caao waa given to the jury late in the
afternoon. N
The Woatbrook brothers , who have the
reputation of being oven moro skillful
bicyclists than the Wilmots , are at the
roller-skating rink for a Now Year's
matinee and an evening performance.
They should draw a crowd.
Eva Paraon , the woman whom the contractor -
tractor , T. Dawson , ia said to have so
badly beaten with a boor glaaaia [ reported
to bo delirious , and her condition qulta
alarming. If such is the case it seems
that the bonds of $200 are very small.
The caao of Dr. Cross la now sot for
Friday , and four deputy ohor/lffs are out
summoning the jury , the county being
divided into four parti , each deputy tak
ing one. The deputies thus at work are
Boswick , noisier , Harding and Long , ol
Avoca.
George Rudio , who represents Lautz
Bros , of Buffalo , Is spending the holidays
with his family hero. Mr. Radio has re
cently purchased some fine lauds in
Kansas , and in conjunction with 0. E.
Adolf , intend to engage In the cattio bus
iness , a business which gives every asaur-
anco of being moro profitable than almost
any other.
It sooma to bo generally understood by
the railway employca at the transfer that
after January 1st all employes residing in
Omaha and working for the Union Pacific
in this city or vice versa will bo compelled
to buy communication tickota , at ono
cent per mile , for usoon the bridge divis
ion. At this rate it will cost the men ten
cents per day carfare for the round trip.
Detective Fero , of the St. Paul road ,
caught two railroad men taking an empty
beer keg and arreitod them. They were
James Andrews , a car repairer for the 0.
JJ. fc Q. , and Fred Troproll , car repairer
for the St. Paul. They claimed that
they bad bought a keg of beer some time
before , and that some ono had taken the
empty keg , so that they wanted thia keg
to send back to the brewer. Justice
Sshtuz found them guilty of larceny and
Inod them each $3 and costa ,
A goodly number of taxpayers and bus *
[ ness men have joined in the temporary
organization of what promises to bo a
permanent citizens' association , such as
has done effective service in Chicago and
ether cities. It la the Intention to have
an organization which will encourage
manufacturing and ether interests hero ,
and work for the upbuilding of the city ,
At the aamo time the association will
keep close track of officials and encourage
ago them in well-doing , and consnro thorn
f ill-doing. The association will hold ltd
meetings with closed doors.
The presentation of such a play as that
jlvon at the opera house Monday ovon-
ng dooi not add any to the , reputation of
.ho phco , and is > nch a damage not only
to the morals of the city , but to the
ogltimato announcement , that it is
strange the management of the opera
louse should permit it. There Is only
abont a certain amount of money * o bo
id oat each year for amusements , and
.0 have such a disreputable show draw so
argo a share of it , loaaona naturally the
amount which worthy entertainments
should have. It is said that Council
Bluffs does not got the boat sort of enter
tainments , and so long as such shows are
allowed to take away the dollars , It will
always bo-so. It Is to bo hoped for the
aiko of decency that no moro such com
panies will bo allowed to debase ao bo a to
ilful an opera house.
McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour
always ready for use. Try it.
Wall paper and interior decorations at
P. 0. Miller's , 13 Pearl street.
DPSE1 SALE AT MEIOALF BROS.
FKUHONAT ,
John Bochtelo is now with H. H. Inman.
J. T. Spangler , of Walnut , was in tjioclty
yesterday.
Marshal Sells , of Nooln , was In the city
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Stevens has returned from
California ,
F. 32. Pike , of Perry , Iowa , was at the
Ogden yesterday.
W. F. Supp , ir. , and hi * mother , ha\e re
turned from their visit to Ohio.
Georgia A. Keoline loaves to-day for Florida ,
to look after his orange grove. *
Mrs. Bonding , of Beloit , Win , is the guest
of Mr- and Mrs. J. C. Gorham.
M. Holbrook , of Missouri Valley , was a
visitor to the Bluffs yesterday.
P. P. Kelley and E. B , Woodruff , of Glen-
wood , visited the Bluffs yesterday.
Justice-elect A. L. Hendricks has 10turned
ftom a visit to his old home in Virginia.
Miss Roberts lies very ill of congestion of
the lungs , at the residence of J. A. Gorhain ,
A. J. Sim , wife and daughter , and Mrs
Gibson , of Mondamin , were in the Bluffs yes
terday.
C. T. BiiggB , of Avoca , it visiting Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Gates , on south Seventh stieet , ho
being a brother of Mrs. Gates.
Edmund Stanley Van Brunt is the name of
the little fellow who arrived'at the homo ol
Frank Van Brunt Mdnday night.
Bo sure you got McClnrg's self-riaing
buckwheat floor.
UPSEI SALE AT METOALF BROS.
Thanks to the Fire * Boys.
MR. 0. D. WAIF .s , CHIEF ENGINEER
COUNCIL BLUFFS JIRE DEPARTMENT.
Dear Sir : Wo desire to express to you
and the members of the fire department
who were on duty at the fire this morn-
lag , our appreciation of your services , nol
only in putting out the fire before il
reached our ollicoa at great risk to your
selves from snffocation by the donao
smoke , but also for the care exorcised in
preserving our books and papers from lesser
or damage. Very Truly ,
N. P. DODGE & Co. ,
JUDSON & BUODBEOK.
H. A. Collins , late of Toronto , has
opened an art studio in the rooms ol
Barko's gallery , 100 Main street , and is
prepared to supply portraits In oils ant
crayon in the latest style. Satifaction
guaranteed and inspection invited'
UPSET SALE AT'MKTOALF BRO'S.
Dr. 0. 0. Hazon , Dentlat , 100 Main at.
Kcal Eamto Transfers.
The following is a lit of real eatato
tranafers filed yeatorday in the recorder's
office of Pottawattomlo county Iowa
, , as
furnished by A. J. Stephenson , abstrac
tor , real oatato and loan agent , Council
Bluffa , Iowa , December 30 , 1884 :
Mary Klmball to Joaoph JJorwoin. part
a e } s o i1075 U ; $1,200 , ,
David Hoover to Jurgun Grove , w.n
ei 20.77 38 ; $2,700.
W. S. May no to Nancy morrison , n w
1 n WJ20 75 43 ; S- .
Frank Bay to Thomas Bay , n w } a w 1
and east half lot 2 in 20 77-44 ; § 1,000.
Brlfjham Gray bill to Peter Brakop , lots
13 and 14 , block 9 , Underwood , § 85.
Total sales , $5,035.
Tlio I ) rain u in Arkansas ,
Arkaneaa Traveler.
Ono while John
night McCullonch was
playing "Virginias" in Little Rock , a
loan old follow from the hills , while
standing at the foot of the opera honso
stairs , was accnatod by an acqnaintanco ,
who aakod , "Undo Billy , are 'yon going
to see the show ? " "What sort o' ' show
Ia it , Llgel" "One o' theae hero actln'
shows , whar men an * women coma out on
a platform an' ' bow nn * scrape. " "No
hoaaea in ir , Litre ? " "No hosaoc , Unoo
. " 'Then I don't '
Billy. believe I'll go up.
I got enough o' that sort o1 thing when
Abe Spiller'a school shot down. We've
seed all they can do. Come on hero an *
lot's go 'round hero whar that fellow is
playln1 a fiddle In a grocery. "
UPSET SALE AT METOALF BROS.
McClnrg's relf-rhung buckwheat flour
Ia the beat. Try It.
Jobbers
NEW YORK , December SO , II. W. Stehr JL
Co , , jobbers in clothe * , have asslfued to
Frederick M. 1'osthofl , preferences amonntlni ?
to SWJ.OOO. They were rated at from 545,000
§ 00,000 ,
THIEVES TRAPPED.
A Dayltoht Burglar ( laiitEreil for Roll' '
bin E , Keller's ' Honsc ,
Odd Uoot StcnlltiR nt O'Nclll'u ' Store.
Yoatordny forenoon a an oak thief on
tared the homo of E. Keller nn Vine
street find got a way with nbont $25 worth
of clothing. Officer Dougherty was soon
on hta track and found hm ( trying to a oil
sorno of the stolen property. The follow
made a break and ran , but after a lively
chaao WAS caught and the property was
recovered. The follow gave his nnmo ni
Alex McDonald , and did not deny doing
.ho stealing , but insisted that the stolen
slothes were not worth $25 , evidently
toping to got off on a charqo of petit
arcony. His cnso was at once presented
0 the grand jury , which la still in ncs >
slon.
Yesterday [ afternoon two young fol-
ows In passing O'Neill's ' store on Broad-
ray snatched several boots which were
landing out as street signs. The boots
voro odd ones , instead of being in pairs ,
> ut before they had discovered this Ohio !
Skinner had discovered them walking
ip the street and arrested them with the
loots still in their possession. They
were at once taken before Judge Aylos-
worth , where they gave their names as
James Corcoran and Joseph Douglas.
Fhcy pleaded guilty and were sentenced
.o jail for thirty daya each , just what
.hoy evidently wanted , it bolng easier for
.hem . than to got an honest living by
work.
A BARGAIN.
A stock of cigars for sale cheap , among
which is a lot of good Cc cheroots at $15
1 thousand. Reasons of soiling , ill
icalth and contemplation to go south.
Apply to Frank Kern , D52 Broadway , or
at Bochtelo's hotel.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
I will soil a Webster's unabridged Dlc-
.ionnry , Ten volumes Charles Dickens'
Works , all for $35,00. I also have a
pair of club skates aa good n now that I
ironld sell at a bargain. Apply to Frank
Kara , 552 Broadway , or at Bochtolo'fl
hotel.
Ask your grocer for McClnrg's self-
raising buckwheat. Try it. .
COMMEHOIAIj ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS UABKKI.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 67 ; No. 2 , C5 ;
No. 3 , 45.
.Corn Now , 21c.
Onta For local purposes , 23o.
Hay § 4 50@G 00 per ton ; baled , 60@60.
Bye 55c.
Oorn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ®
6 50.
50.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 0 60 per ton ; soft
4 60 per ton
Lord Falrbank's , wholesaling at 9fc.
Blour Olty flour , 1 60@2 90.
Brooma 2 95@3 00 par doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Oattlo Butcher cowa 3 25@3 75. Butcher
steers , 3 75(34 ( 00.
Sheep 2 50@3 00.
Hoga-4 004 25.
PEODUOE AND FBUITS.
Poultry Live old hens , 2 50 per doz ; dressed
chickens , Sc ; dressed turkeys , 12c ; dressed
ducks , 910c ; dreiwod geese , 10@12c ; spring
chickens , per doz. 2 25.
Butter Oreamery , 25@28o ; choice country
16@18o.
Eggs 22 per dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , 8040o per bushel ;
onions , GOc per bu ; apples , choice cooking or
eating , 2 60@3 00 ; beans , 1 00@1 GO per
bushel ; Sweet uotatooa , 2o xier Ib ,
Cider 32 gallon bbl. . SG.60.
Ornngoa ( i 60 per bbl.
ADMISSlON-ClentBltc l&dlei 100.
i SKATES Gents 160. Ladles lOo.
Admission Frto to Ladles each morning nd Tne >
day and Thursday afternoons. Use of Slcatea 15
cents.
A. F. ECHANGK , H. It , MARTENS ,
Proprietor
Practloo In St to and Federal Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 1C , ShuRart's Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
Dr , W. H. Sherradea
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Blufla Iowa ,
N. SCHURZ.
OFFICE OVER A1IKIUOAII EIPRES3
COUNCIL BLFFFS. [ ( ) W A
ORDER YOUR
Cobs , Coal I Wood
OF
F. O , address , TxiaU Box 1499. Council BluOa ,
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUF1S , IOWA.
Office , Main Street , Room 8 , Shugart and Jlcno
block. Will practice In 8 ate and Forfo-al iwurta.
not. omcxai TT. n , u , rir T
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Illuffs , > Ia ,
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange and
Horn * Securities.
$20 REWARD !
REWARD paid lor Information of present
SPA location pair horses , waaron and harness ,
more > Red br William D Hall to Thomas a'lienton
Bay horse seven years old , 1/00 pounds , noir left
bind leg , black horse nine jeani old , star In fore-
laed M > * ln In rlg'it hiod leg w j 'on,0oorermako ,
; h > o Inch let double Ii rno B , talren from I'ottewatt.
atclo county In 4nust T n UolUri reward for
dlsaovery ol sjld Hill. Hall ducrlt-edis about G
IcctlCinches , tandy complexion , btld heart fn top
tiers brownish red. stoutlih built , about 4Qicars
aprij to Leonard Ev ° rett , attorney atlaw
old. Bluffs , Iowa ,
I IWe to-day offer an < rlgllr until sold our entire -
tire stock of
CLOAKS
CONSISTING OP .
Dolmans , Newmarkets , Bussian Circulars1 !
Seal Plushes , Velvets , Etc , , Etc.
At Prices That Will Close Them Out.
A large 'invoice of Misses' and C/hilden
At half their actual value. Balance o
Gents' and Ladies1 heavy
AT HALF ; PEICES.
Also 10 DozenJerseyf Jackets. These
are bargains and those desiring must se
cure them at once as we shall close them
out without delay.
Bo not forget this is the time to pur
chase
Choicest Patterns , Lowest Prices and
Bound to Sell.
401 Broacrway , Council 'Bluffs , Iowa :
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlacmonts , sue m Lost ,
Found , To Iioan , For Sale , To Bent , Waste , Board
ing , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the law
r to o ! TEN O&HTS 1'ER LINE ( or the flrat Insertion
ind FIVE CENTS PEIl LINK lor eaoh subsequent n-
ettlon. Leave advertisements k our offloe , Ho ,
Pearl Direct , near Broadway
WANTS.
T OIt SALE A good cooketovoIalmcet new. :
Bee office.
I
F .OK . HUNT Tnotlccly furnlahed rooms. Mrs.
A. A. Smith. 123 S. Firit St.
IJAOK KENT A handsomely furnished room.
C Kefcrencea cxch&tgul , 1102MLth street.
WANTED A | ? oed Rlrl for Reneral house-ork In
a family ot three , Addicss il. Couccll Bluffa
Boo office.
WANTED-By a gentleman of good address a
position aa bock-keeper or aicsman. Can
furnish A No. 1 references as to chuacttr and ex
perience. Address letter A , Bco ollico.
WANTED Agentj in every county in western
IOH.I to e > 11 the "Champion Bosom Stretcher
and Ironlcg Boord' , E\oiy lady pronounces it on
sight to be Just what 8lu wants either for heteelf
ot hirei' help. Big inducements to agents. HetillH
for $1 , Address O. B. 8. and I Beard , Bco otLco
Council BIufTp , low a.
jjiOK SALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
JL ? Ftepl cnson , 6C3 First avenue.
T7)OB ) SALE A top-buggy , flrst-il'si umko and
JU in ox client condition Or will trade lor choip
lot. Addro-9 f. il Don office , Council Hlu's.
GOAL AND W OOD-Oeorgo Ileaton , 023 Bromd-
nay. Bella coal and wood at reasonable prices ,
ehcH 2,000 Ibs. ( or a ton , and 128 cubic for a , cord ,
Try him.
FOll SAL'S-Piano , H. K. Seaman , Taper , Beoka
and Stationery , Council BlUu' _
TTfTANTED Every body In Council Bluffo to take
VV TiiaBai. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
OLD PAPERS Foi Bale at Bil offloo , at 25 oonU
a hundred
j. L. DEBEVOISE.
No. CO ? Broadway Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard time , at the
'ocal ' depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mm
ntes earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
otnoAOO , BURLiNorox IND qcmor.
LHV * . ARUVI.
6S6pm : ChlcazoExrren B.OOaro
f.itt a m Fast Mill. 7:00 : p n >
7:10 m I'ilall and Kxpreea , 7y3pru
1S:20 : p m Accommodation. St0 : ! p m
At local depot only.
Kinaia cm , BT. JOB AND COUNCIL BUJTTB.
10:05 : a m Uall and Express , 0.65 p m
8llS p m Paolflo Express , 6:45 : a m
CmOAOO , lOLWADKIS AND BT. TADt ,
66 : p m Express , 9:05 : a m
0:29 : a m Express , 0:66 : p m
OfflOAOO , BOCK ISLAND AKD FACmd.
6:55 : p m Atlantic Express , 9:05 : a m
D6 : a m Day Express 8:61 : p m
7:20 : a m * 0es Molnes Accommodation , 6:16 : p ra
At local depot only ,
WAjiSII , ST. LOUIS AMD TACmO.
6:10 : prn Aooommulaton 6:00 : am
USO p m LouU Exprtes 8:45 : p m
1:60 : p tn Chlcato Express 10:06 : a m
Al Transfer only
cmcAoo and NORIUWESTIBH.
6E3 : p m ExprcM , 00 : p in
BiSCam F aolllo I'.ipreta 9:05 : a in
BIODI OITT AND 1'ACWO.
' : iO p u Bt. rani Express , B CO a m
fllO a m Day Express 7:00 p m
UNION rAcma.
8:00 : p m Western Exprcaj , 8:80 : a m
1:00 : a m raclBo Express , 4 : < 0 p m
18:10 : am Lincoln Express , 1:18 : p in
At Transfer only , *
BUKMT TRAINS TO OHAIU ,
Leave 7:20-8:80-9:80-10:30-11:40 : : : : : . m. 1:80-5:3 : :
i:80- : : BO6:80.80n:05 : p. m Bonday 7SO : -
j o-llIO : a. m. iSO-SSO-6:30-6SO-llC6 : : : : : p. m.
rilve 10 mlnut < g beturo Uaviiit ; time.
only
Irs H.J Hilton ! D.
, . , , . . ,
PHYSICIAN & SUE&EON , f
K3 Ulddle Br ad ay , Council Bluffs.
20D Upper Broadway , again to the Front.
Studj , reflect and come and Examine , and Bee to
yourselves what jou can buy forCath at my place
quota j ou as follows :
13 Ibs granulated sugar for $1 0
16 Ibs O sugar for * 10
15 Ibs While urC sugar for 1 o
20 bars Kirk's white Russian soap for 1 C
22 bars Calroa , equal to Kirk's Rnsslan soap fr. 1 0
20 bars Kirk's blue IndU soap for 1 01
Dupont's best ponder per Ib "
18 boxes ol matches for
French mixed candy per Ib 12jo.
H j rup California honey drips , per gal D
Syrup , naranted strictly pure Vermont maple
pcrgal IOC
Sorghampor pal. . K
A No. 1 English currants 14Ib ) for 1 0
lew is' Ljo , genuine 10 boxes for 1CK
Canned blackberries , preserved. Grans tor . . . 1C
Canned Sib yellow peaches In white syrup 6 for. 1 C
Canned 3 Ib 1st quality Tomatoes 10 for 1 0
A No. \\hitoflsli , per kit 7
Pure Mixed Candy , per pound 1 ? ]
T. T. T. I can sell you according to qualityfrom
16c to 70o per lu.
Flour We sell the celebrated Patent Fancy pe
cwt , 82 75.
Wo keep everything usually kept In a First Cine
Grocery , and narranto\crythlnjr wo fell. Goods do
llvercd free In any part of the city. I also handl
Gloves and Mittens , Dry goods and Notions , Boot
and Shoo * , and a good assortment of Tinware. Re
member ; I will not only bo not undersold on an ;
goods , but will sell 20 per cent below any CompotltloS
In the city. Wo are now rcceivlig an Invoice of Doll
In whlchwo can give thogrcatcst bargains over offcroi
In the city. My expenses are very liphtpwlth nc
Rents to pay. I am enabled and will Sell cheap fa
CASH. Call when you want the bo of Bargains In
my line ,
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broadway , ouncil Blufli
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improved
Machinery.
All Work First Class.
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2.50.
Collars and CufFs a
Specialty ,
Established 1882.
H. E. REMEE , Manager
JU Broadway , COUNCIL BLUINb'S , IA.
THE PLACE
At Bottom Prices , is
HOMER & GO'S
23 Main Street Council Blulfr [ )
'
E. Eice M. D ,
nHUfrntJ oroth rtamori lemored withoutthi
ImH uDUOj knlfs ot drawing cl blood ,
CHRONIC DISEASES ° " " ) Un""p cl *
Orer thirty yean practical traitM * * Ode * Ko.
, Fear ) str t. Council BlcCf *
i f .
HOLIDAY GOODS
Gold and Silver Watches ,
, Diamonds *
Rings ,
Chains , -
Lace Pins ,
Necklaces ,
Bracelets ,
Gold Pens ,
Gold Pencils ,
Opera glasses
Spectacles ,
Solid Silverand Plated Ware , EtcEtc ,
The above goods are offered at prices as
low as the lowest and are guaranteed
as represented ,
E. Burhorn
JEWELER ,
' 17 Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
. * > *
E ,
Nos. 217 and 319 S. Main St. , COUNCIL
SMITH Oi 10VLER Agfa. ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILOHS
J and 9 Mala etroet ,
OOTJMOIL BLOTTS , IOWA.
Complete Line of XTew Goods to Select From.
I AM THE WESTERN AQKNT FOR THH
SO. S. This < B vvhat Rome of the skate manufacturer * call it "Club , "but o call it "Our Half Clamp
Glut. " It hai piini spring steel bottoms corrugated snank. U is fu I nickel patd Tfle bottom lislupol
to flb the kole oft ho shoo or b'O' ' pirfu.t'j , thtroby % 'tWnif tin foot fros and natural action llh.r
toe clamp aid light luatbcr iiitftoji or linl tr | S Tnu luel ntr | n are prcferrtble to heel clamp a
molt caned , M tliii tr psttiy and strengthen the ankle otten'pro\eiilln | ; s tlon auj painful iccidenti. 1 }
II the fluiitlooUrutikito In the nurkct , and one that h sure to pl s . It liii pure Turkey lljuroort
wheels with } > tua bmhlngs , they an ) 'Jilnonc in dUmotir and every wntel psrtnty tru ; ntuli pair lo
eased In a separate box. nlz3.i , 1 ti)9. I aU iatrya full line of mine skate In fill s'rap weal buttoim ash
afulllinoof allextris , and vnull and Ivue bjr& lined wheo , Wrt | for pilcm Terms One-third oaib
MoomiiaDylni ; order ; tialancosentC. O.U. * II. L. lIlLLfill , Weit rn Atfjut , 10FourtU ATOUUC
Counril Bl'ifl ' < . Iowa.
Iowa.GENUINE '
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IK THE rillCES OF
Cooking and Heating Stoves !
The season being BO lar advance < I I have concluded to dlnposa of iny stovrs RiOAitDi.KBHOr COST In pial-
eience to stoiin ; them until ntit leason. Call early as I will not ho umlcreold by an ) one.
, A. J. Mandel ,
825 broadway , ( Jouncil Jlluff-j.
EJOEBNB & &ANDSTEOM ,
Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style
en Short Notice and at Rensomiblo Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
905 Main Htroet , . . . . . . Council Blnflj.
AGENTS WAHTEB. t H
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt. \l
110 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 KL BT. , UALtAB , TEXAH ; and Kf , WAVNK , IND
IT POSITIVELY CUHKB KMncy and T.lrcr Coroplaiot , llrlght'a Placate , nboutnatUm , Noutal/la
) > p rela , Nervonaccas Wietluf Wcakiifus , I'arilysls , Hjilntl Alf'Ollona , Indl , Heart llsoa ,
leidach.LimB IJack , C'o'd tVut , anlall uleeaaee requiring locreaBed motive p uwcm , New fmprovud lie !
3 and ID ; old ttjle il each.
WHOLKBALK DEAIilCUS IN
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