0 THE OMAHA DAILY 1SE13 , WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 14 , 18S5.
THE DAILY BE ID ,
COUNClf BLUFFS ,
MOHNI.VO. OCT. 11
Wo. 13 I'carl Utrsat.
T'rhu u < 11i > rnrrlor lit nnj jmit of HIP city nl
I * Hit ) HllH | | IT Milk.
II. W. Tn HI.N- , Malinger ,
MINOlt
Ilcilcv tln > tailor , for fall Roods.
To tiilil U .tli Agi'ino ontcrtninmciit ,
Snmii'r at llio rink to-ni ht nftor ?
o'clock '
Oulj I'.vo drunk * were lined in Ihow \
i-ouit ycilonl.iy.
Itollor skatiiifj ; at tins Afji'iiio to-night ,
In tins federal court tini'mo of Cum
vs tht ! WnbiHi railway is still on
'I'lio A cnio urinory is tin1 linos. !
tionof \vi : Hiiin ) i\cr : K'i'n in "Council
JJIuIlk
( lot , nmily your juincr coMtumu for the
Aquino tfi'iiml inui'oli.
1'ivc Jlindi'iiiti'svisiv tmtnnili/oil linn1
jp 1 < rd.'iy Politics nm t bo KoltitK |
-ffnrni thi'ro.
Tim I'onipan.y ] rtintin ) ! < ? "A Wife's
Honor" number ton , and nro fitoiijilns sit
Ui'chti'lij'a bold.
Yon may nnvi-r fi > t a clintico to MMJ
A i'ino ' iifjain. It is in jrronl , ileinuml.
Jt , is at thi ! rink lo-ni lit only.
'I'lii1 mayor lias adopted llio phonetic
f.yfeU'111 of spelling , mid in one of his re-
ci'iit litin-ury illusions lias a jjoocl deal to
fiay of "I.ipHiijk , ( Ii-nnany. "
Lnwis Myers , who IIMM ! to In ; with tin :
United SlaU'si\pii"-s ! company , hits bi-cn
: | ) ) ( on tiic nolicD force , thu only
( icrniiin of all. llu will niaku u gooil
ono.
ono.Tho
The Ladies' Iiidnstrial ocit'tv will hold
n liiihin < " .s inciitiiiix ut Airs. . / . 12. Hark-
ness' ; < M First avt.'iuie , Kriilay nflernoon ,
at ! ) o'clock. A full uttena.itn.'c is re-
juosted.
The piling for Iho foundation of thu
new court IIOIIMJ has bc-isii let to Air. Hob-
iii < ) ii , of Omaha , as the lowest bidder.
The work will probably bu commenced
to morrow.
Deputy U. S , Marshal Trout nmn has
started lor Fort Alndison with Trip , who
wits hontonecd for two yc-iri for passing
counterfeit money. Hatber nit nnpluas-
ant trip for both.
Two trains of cattle from the ranch of
A M Jaekbon it Co. reacliud hum Sun-
diiy from thn wost. There wen- about
701) ) head , and ono train loud was sold
hero , and the other shipped to Chicago.
They were un unusually line lot of cattlo.
An attempt was innilu Monday ntohtto
btirglnri/.o Uoldhtoin's Motv. on liroiiil-
way. next to Alr.s. Aloloalf , who wa.s
awakened by hearing the fellows cutting
nxxuy to ; jet ; into the window and who ,
by Driving the alarm , stopped further pro-
I'lio "Txvo Johns , " xvho nindi ) such n
hit hero last season , are to be hero on the
80th of thus month. They xvill have a big
hoiiM' , Mircly , for tliere 'cannot bu : i fun
nier , more laugh-provoking comedy.
The "Txxo Johns" are indescribably
funny.
Ollieer 15. J. Austin has received llio
f > ad iiexxs Irom his old home in Virginia
that bis only.sislerdied there on the third
of this month. She has bee.ii ill for over
n , your , and xvas quite low xvhen ho vi- > -
ited the old home last spring , so lliat the
Bad ne\v.s wus not wholly unexpected.
Tin ! inspector , paving committee , en
gineer and others pronounce the paving
of Willow tivoiino as being neeording to
conlrncl , and the council lias accented
HID work and ordered it paid for. This
puts nn end to the complaints xvhispered
recently.
H. V. Williams , the miller at the Crys
tal mills , while opening the bontlhe
elevator je terdav altenioon , got hii
hand caught , and the skin and llrh
quickly removed from lour ot his linger ,
the injury being u very paintnl ono , lint
he Inc'kilj , escaped without having any
bones broken.
Invin , xvho was arrested and brought
buck from Omnhu on thechargeof being
concerned in the hurglari/.ing of ScoltS
hardware store hero , has not had his ex-
animation , and the time lias not been .set.
He claims th.it the goods found xvitli him
wore given to him by a. slrangor to sell
for him. They hnvo been identified as
being beott'.s goods.
On Tuesday. Del. 27 , thorn will be tin
excursion trom hero to ( 'Madron , the very
heart of the famous White river country.
The through train of day couches , and pal-
neo .sleeperxvill start trom hero at iHi >
a. in. , and the fare for the lound trip xvill
bo only $21 10. 1'ull informution can be
obtained from II. ( J. Cheyney , tlic 'outh
western passenger agent , No. .IDi Ihoad-
way.
way.Tho city has decided not to wait any
longer for the county and the O.skuloo-
bridge company to settle their misunder
standing about the bridge on llroitdwa.y ,
nnd that on Seventh street , and xvill now
Inivo approaches put in , s ( > th-a the
Hlro.cts may no longer be obstructed , and
v the public can have the ndvantago of
f using I he bridges , and let the din"orenec
bo settled later in the courts.
"Tho muvor of my city" now declares
tlmt "star chamber eaueus-ses nro at a
discount. " This xvill suit Iho people ,
especially if the mayor moun to do axvay
with "htar chamber" council meeting ? ,
Htiuh us was once held in the back room
of his justice oll'u-o , when he xvas given
the job of going oust oil n bond selling
trip , nnd given money to nay tliec\pcu-cs
of the trip , or that other famous mid
night meeting , when the council nllownd
him on the ( pilot , ! ? ! ( ! . * > for "attendance
on oflieo , htamns. oto , " Yes , MIOI ! star
chamber meolmgn should bo at u dh-
count , nnd whim Ihoir proccedlngi are
given to the public through the ! : : the
mayor ought not to go around nmong
the city olliclnls roaring , and trxiiig to
llnd out xvho gave the thing uway to that
bothorhomo lhi : : man.
If you xvMi to nntko legitimutcly from
Ten to Fitly ilollars jior l.iy xvrito to
.Indd & Smith. No. Ul I'ourlh street ,
Council mull's.
AVorlc on iho Strents.
The city council , which xvus .supposed
to bu elected on n retrenchment platform ,
nnd which hus for the moat part shown
much more euro nnd wisdom thun its
predecessors , xvus Murtlud nt its lust
JiH'iHing on the prostitution of bills
fihoxylng that the htrcct work for the jw t
Jlvo xvoek * or M > , hus itmountcd to about
iJ'.OOO . , nnd this , too , without any .spcciul
work biiing done beyond repairs , cross
walks , eto , It pcents thut there hus been
no very curcful system about &trcot work ,
thu supervisor receiving orders lirst from
one , and then another , the total amount
ing to more than any of the nldurmnn
j'cli/cd. : | In their Mnrtlrd condition thu
city fathers conclnduil to make a r.ulieal
chunjji ) , and they ordered nil xvork sitts-
punded , in all thu xvards , nnd pus cul n
resolution that hcrcnftcr the supervisor
hlionld not do liftocn cents worth of work
without having the wrlttun order of ut
li'Uht four of thu nldermun. Thu tnmblo
hecins to huvo been thut cuoh nldermun
has been ordering work , tun ! xvhun thu
i hills arc brought hi , mul-ing n big total ,
I ; thcv ] | a\o felt inclined to blame tint MI-
li'irvisor ' for KSptiniling.Mi iiineh money.
I'ndor tin * imw order it will be more
dillk'iilt In get wotk duuu , and monJ cas.s
III Mil * XVllO la IVAlly IX'spOllMtllu fuV hilV-
ing it done ,
UEIJT.W. MASSING RESICSJ
Tiio Wrangle Over the Fire Chieftainshij
Promises to Be Settled Saturday ,
STOPPING STREET REPAIRING
A Happy Wctlillng nt. r < o itn I > rn\v <
Hovoral IVoiii t be CityMntei -
t.'ilimicnlK nnd 1'dluln I'ec-
nnd rolltlca'l.
Ijiont-Cov. faitnln-j ltcslsit .
Liontonani-jovornnr ( O. 11.
returned home yesterday from Uo-
Moines , ulipi'u he placed on Ille with tin :
governor hiiv ignation. as follows :
. Hi.t n-s I.L.Od. 1' . ' . ISV.- .
It. .SIII.IIMXV , < : ovriiMtu or IOUADI..MI
Hut : I lieieh ) resi. rti ally tender tu > nn my
resign tlnn u * lii'Uteniiit-i ' < u\ciniir of I own.
llavlnic hem teniloreil and accepted
r.unnilile anil 'idMiniiWoiH connection uil !
Iho ( Yntinl X.itloii.tl bank ol Teiielca , Kan
sn , and the ' ' | ! , I . ,0,11 1 ami ln\e > tnien
c < nniiiiy | : , tun siiDiiiIIIOIICKUIS and Ultnv
Ini ; iiiiiiiirial uistitutluns , Inliich 1 litr. e. to
sumo tliueliad an Inteii t. I ha\e HII\IIL-"I ;
to leiiuivo xvllli no l.iinily at inice.hicli lac
necessitates lids leslanutlon ut this time.
I'riilniinill } ( 'Mlolul to tin- people ot lo\v
for the mntki'd anil t iatliv Im ; e\Uleiu'M o
( heir faith and tuvtir exlnblled Inuaiil me
alid biiliii | ? for > mir exeelleiicy cniitliniec
lleccs allll pnispfiitv , I hiHflenAe to leiiuiln
\ours vetj leiiit-uttalh ,
0. 11. MANNING.
As indicated by the resignation , Mr
Manning intends to leave al once for his
now homo in Topeka , and the announce
mcnt comes not only with surprise , bu
regie ! to ui.in.y throughout the state , am
especially to tho-i ) in tins city , who , din
ing bis residence bore , have come ii
closer font let with him , and lo.irnoi
more trnlv his sterling worth usa citizen
ll is a levi to city and lr stato. When al
most a bo.he . was called to the legi-la _
tnre , and 'made the chairman of the judi
ciary committee , and his ability soon
shoucd it elf us being of that superios
( pi'ilitv wlneli could . tand the test ot
heated debate or the calmer deliberations
of committee -sessions ; in fact , wherever
placed it attracted the admiration ot
all. Thus reoogni/.ed , he rose rap
idly. lie was nominated by the repub
licans for lieutenant go\ornor while
he was out of the state , and without even
con-ulting him. Klected to that honor
able position , he showed the s.tme strong
qualities ot head and heart , and in the
iormation of committees and presiding
over the senate he won the highest praise ,
and showed himself fully worthy of it.
He wa.s rcnominatcd for the position by
acclamation , an honor nrvor bctore con
ferred in this manner in Iowa , and his
eumd term showed still developing
strength and ripening wisdom , and he re
tired Irom the place with the expressed
respect and admiration of .senators of both
parties. Ho settled ii ; Council Binds ,
and his advent here was the cause of on-
thusiain over him as the best man U > be
found to represent this ninth district in
the congressional halls of the nation.
There was ; i boom of the people in his
fax or , but , as is s-n often the case , a few
jiolilioians , who were more adept in
handling the wires than are the people ,
thwarted tlteconiinon wish , and although
there were a majority of delegates to the
convention who favored him , some of
them were led away by shrewd scheming
and the people's wish was defeated. He
has since returned to the practice of law ,
and living the quiet lite of a eiti/.eii. The
people ot Kansas will lind in him a sterl
ing gentleman , always affable and one of
the people , and yet fearless in his ex
pression of honest opinion , and never
fawning or currying favor. A young
man , ho lias a bright future before him ,
and Iowa cannot but regret that he
leaves her borders to make Ids homo in
a not her state.
lli.s futnto here would have speedily
brought him still luithcr and brighter
honors , but while in jiomg into another
stiito be ' eeins to lose much that is at
le , i t in piospecl , still ho cannot but win
success in whatever line of duty and
calling his fuet may be placed. Many
triend.s in this eity will part with him and
his regrettully. and if well wishes can
ax ail , there xvtll be a shower of blessings
fall on them. _ _
Tim Tire Cliicltainshiii.
Although the com Is have decided that
Walters never xas and is not noxv the
legal chief of the lire department , still
ho continues to x\-ear his brass buttons
and to adorn bis breast with the badge
of a fnll-llcdgcil chief. The ordinance
under xvhioh he was elected has been de
clared to bo void , and the council has
chosen as a temporary chief Charles
.Sanderson , but to this Walters still pro
poses to prol" t , and to hang onto the
olllffi xxlii'tlier or no. The tenacity with
xvhich be clings to a position which
pays the enormous salary of $000 shows
htm to be a lit member of the mayor's
paity. The city attorney has decided that
although Walters is not entitled to the
ollice. and never x\-as , yet as ho has
served in that capacity he .should be eu-
titled to pay , and on this recommenda
tion the council has allowed him for back
salary the sum of % ? W. The faulty otdi-
nance has been amended , and as scion ns
the new ordinance goes into cllect a nevx
chief will be elected , and in the mean
lime Sanderson will serve as ehiet. Xl
Saturday afternoon at : ! o'clock is the
time p > et tor the election of a chiel. ( . 'apt.
J ) . F. Kiohor , who has been elected by
the council once , but under a void ordi
nance , has > teed the brunt of the light in
getting Walters removed , and it seems
nardl fair to throw him overboard , now
that ho has been through the light to get
the place to xvhich the council eleeted
him .Mill , it is claimed , that Kicher is
not a practical fireman , and it is his in
tention to appoint an assistant ,
.lohn TVmploton. and rely on him
as he is a lireman from boyhood up. and
thu former chief of the department. In
such a casoTempleton might as well be
chosen Iho chief , and lie would ( ill the
iioiilion well , as he hub in the past.
Thorn is > also talk of choosing Harry 15ir-
kinbine , the engineer of the \vutur works
company , ns his portion and interests
here cause him to take a lively interest
in the success of the lire department. It
is understood that he will servo as chief
without pai , but in any event he would
maku a good one , Some
of the friend * of Captain
Kapelju , of No.I , are urging bis name as
chief , and ho has a strong backing. Some
think Sanderson , who is now acting ,
should bo retained. Whatever the coun
cil duos will be satisfactory to the eiti-
xeiiSj if they xvill only chooac a man who
xvill insist on some sort of discipline in
thu dupartmpnt. There is no reason xvhy
thu lire department should not bu under
as strict orders as the nolico department.
Thoi o should not bu allowed any drink
ing or carousing , no luavingof the houses
without .some permission , and regulation.
bo that a house will always bo manned
for duty. In fact the department wants
a head , a clear one , too , and one which
thu boys xvill respect and obey.
A Wlfo'M Honor.
Last evening "A Wife's Honor" was
presented at the opera house , and proved
to bo all that bail been promised for it.
The plot In laid on the old groundwork
of intense love and jealousy , but thu
situations , ttrikingly presented , are
reached by ncxv a venues , and the pathetic
and hnmcnu's -a * deftly in't-rniingled
ns to make pleasant reliefs to ouch othfr ,
Lawrence Marslon , the author of liii-
play , shoxx'.s Hint ho can net us well ns
wiltc , nnd In the leading role makes
iv strong part of Huron Kotek.
He Is an nrti t of quick and
intelligent prcooptions , 'and shows cul
ture as well as xx-cll us strength. Mi s
Lillian Dnnston , as the baroness , shoxvs
herself to be astrouglvi'Mnolional actress.
The company is : i well balanced one. and
proves : i stroiig suppot I. to such excellent
tiiletti in the leading roles. This after
noon they xvill nppeur in matinee , nnd
xvill also occupy the opera hon e this
cM'tdug. Those xvho hitvc been longing
for some good entertainment ut the opera
house should not miss this opportunity ,
for it is seldom thut such a treat isoll'ercd
here.
Happily Mated.
There was n merry xx'cdding at Logan
lust evening , in xvhit'h Council IJIull's peo-
pie will be more than ordinarily inter
ested , as thn fortunate bridegroom xvas
none other than .lolin Pngh , xvho Is noxv
Hie chief clerk of the "CJ" at Pacific
ilunction , but who formerly lived here ,
and xvho is known among many circles
The worthy xouiig lady whom he has
won Is Miss Mattie ( Irosvotior , and the
xvediing | took place at her home in the
piT < 'iieo of the relatives nnd a foxv in
vited guests , among xvhom xv > re Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Itrown , Mr. and Mrs J. C.
Mitchell , Mr. W. W. Chapman , and Mr.
John Kintof this eity. The happv pair
Mart to-day for Virginia on their xx'cdniug
trip.
Pine I'lctm-oN AVny Down.
Would , \ou buy a picture if you could
get it cheap ? 1 dofv competition a > t or
west. Head the following prico.s for the
next ten days :
jJtXI oil jainting8 ) in gold fminus. § ' 2."i ( ) ;
xvorth $1.0(1. (
lot ) oil paintings , in gold frames , $2.8V
xvorth $ : ! .i > 0.
l.)0 chromes ( imported ) $ l.i > ; xvorth
? 3.00 ,
10(1 ( imported oleogrnjiliH , ! iOc ; xvorth
Five do/en hnnd-puinlod pane's ' , 7\20 ,
in gold frames , if I. fie each ; worth $ : t.OO.
Mxe do/en baud-painted panels , 7\0 ,
in yohl frames , § 1.10 each : xvorth $ ' 2.00.
Mve dozen hund-painted jianels , T.xiO ,
in gold trumes , ( iliceach ; xvorth $1.00.
Ten do/.en cabinet frames , nexv and
novel designs , the line- . ! assortment in
i he city and can bo bought for spot cash
at the actual cobt of frame , tdloxving lOc
for freight ,
Do not fail to cull and examine these
goods during thu next ten days. .No
trouble to wait on customers.
W. W. CIIAP.XIAV.
103 and 10 ? Main street.
WANTT.D Wheat , corn and outs in car-
lots. Liberal advances made on all con
signments , by ,1. ( .1. Fulli-r , Council
nlulls , loxva , and Omaha , Neb.
Prize Tor
A premium for the longest ear of corn
from this year's crop. For particulars
call on or address J. "i . Fuller , buyer and
.shipper of wheat , corn and oats , No. L"
L'earl i-trcet , Council Hluilt , .
Lamps cheap at Homer's , 2 ! ) Main
street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special adxc'rlNoinonts. sueli us
[ .ost. Found , To I.om , for Sale , To Kent , Wants
llomdlng , eta , will Im incrtcd In this column ut
the low ruto of TON CUNTS 1'IIH LINK for the
IIrat Insertion und 1'IVK CUNTS I'UH MNK for
each subsequent Insertion. Lrnvc iiilx-ortNo-
nt'iitsnt our ofllcu , No. 1i'ciul tttiuut , 110.11-
Hioiuiway.
WANTS.
; ) - - to do ( funeral houtonojlr.
WANTii--Clil
No. S-M Washington luunuo.
IANTUD A ( rood Kill lor Kononil house-
f xvoik ; No. ll/J Itniiciolt MI cot.
IO HUNT A new suxcn-iooin tiouso. Durum u
T HKE Ollleu.
jolt IIRNT A "h-room house1 , ton
r wiilk iiotn htMnpts , city xx'iiter , well and cls-
loiii. 1'or lent chfiip.
Poll HI : : > T No. IJO II rrl on street , three
looms. MC.MAIION A ; Co ,
1 I'oail strcnt.
OTHA VUD THO iinnll lihicU | ils. ( A sultiltilo
O ruwiinl will bo paid lor tlielr icluin or lor
ntornmtlun IrndliiHr to thnlr iccox'ery , lit 81.
Tninuls acndem } , Council
ron SAI.K , rou IUNT : oil i\'fiiANCJi ) : .
O. BJ I'or sain or lent , on X'pry llheral term' .
H The Counuil lllulls 1'aper Mill.coinplctu. with
ntr liousu and tlut-'U acrei of
No. " 11 A ImsliiD'S property In Choiokeo ,
' 'lif'ioki'n countv , Iowa , will triulo ior westcin
anils. Viiliif. Hbout fl.'KK ' ) .
No. : ! A lifiiiitltul lidiiio In thn town of Ifa t
urs Mills county , Iowa , tor Netmiblui lund.
Value , SI.WK ) .
No , 41 A irooil bu liip' . ! property and also n
uood ic lilenee pioperty in the loun ol Chenx'o.
Mi'l.ean county , III. , low cUmn tor c.islidi'rlll
CM'liiuiiie lor wc-torn lund < .
No 171) ) A splendid liiiin , xvoll Improxcd , 1513
leiei In Diuklnfon county , town , joining the
town ot Spirit l.uko. I'riee , lor u hlioit tlmu ,
ft' , > pur aei c.
No. 1 4 to 1ST Arc I'our Inprovcil farms In
1'hllllpi county. Ivnn . .i1ench with a Mnall In-
uinliiniK-u Thei'nultnsxvlll heeluinifed lor
iiilnciiiTiln'iC'il M ilil land In Ni'lini'-Ka
No. tin lu l > ut'ic-ain Holt county. Nob. , partly
miio\c-il | , at a III , ; baiKiiln.VanlB to o.xLluin o
or iiicichnuill-v.
Ko . ' ! A tine two story lirlclc lo'lilenco. ono
> l Iho liosl locations In Covincil Itlulls , will tnuln
or iioiiil iiidncunlieied Kaiic.u . or Nebi.idkii
iincN. Viiliic. ? l"i.lH)0. )
No. .15 und It Arc two other lionutltul hnniof
n Council Illulli , which eush puj inenla will buy
it a tun train.
No. M A lienutlful siilnutiaii locution In Iowa
' 'ily , lown. will oAcluinuu lor xxustorn hinds.
Viihie , fi.WX ) .
Tliuiiboxo nro onlx' n few of our spoclnl Imr-
trill in. It jou'iu I-'IH imylhliiff lo iniikMir t-ell ,
n imt toI'M any mil c'Matu or nieicliaiKllsn' ,
ulU' us , XX o havosovcinl uood < loch ( < of foods
o truilo lor hinds. SWAN & XVAI.KKlt ,
Council illurts , lowu.
AMUSEMENTS.
Doliany's Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday October 20.
TKE
TWO JOHMS
COMEDY COMPANY.
The Inrecst , funniest nnd mo t
NiMMiy ItdDM In exUtonuiiippoailntf licforu
ull IIUUM-I ) cicryivliuiu ,
IIOUTE :
ouiicll lllutTs , Oct. 20. I'l.ittFinouth , Oct.Sl :
) iuaha , iX't . ' 1. Nolinik > \ City , Oct.- !
.liliulli , ( k-t.-JJ. St. Joseph , Oct.-t )
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J. L. De BEYOISE , Agent.
No. f/r ; Uroadwuy , Council Illutr * .
\K1
K1YOHK ,
552 EBQ&DWAT.
i
COUNCIL 1SLUKFS , - lOtt'A ,
Sanitary Hydraulic Engineers ,
Public end Private Systems
\Vitor : woiks und Ventilation designed
nnd constructed.
Plumbing work in all its branohes.This
company hnve one of the best assorted
stocks of plumbing goods in the xvest
Estimates furnished.
1TARKY HIKKINHINE ,
Manager
Nnxv York Plumbing company 553 liro.id
xvay Council Hlnft's. Telephone No 27.
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Jilens Fall & Wlnfer Wear
Jfens' and Hoys' Ituslno'i Suits.
JlonV and Hoj V lrc-"i ) SulH.
Clilldrt'iis1 Uvcrv Ouv and Dies * Snit .
Ovni'coiitHloi-JIun , Hoys mill ChlUlrcn.
Mnruluuit TiillorSuits
Jlci-fhiint Tailor Ox crco.its.
> rprcliiint Tailor Trowfer" .
1'ipiiil to thn liu > t , to order ,
jUlmlt'thu price.
Vat Mont' Sult- < and Oroicont4.
Loan .MUIIH * tiultA and ( ) ic".codtJ.
Tat Jlons' TroivM'r" .
Pnnniless ShlrtB und Tiowsors in Scotcm rool- > ,
Mi-dlcuti'il Sourh'H , Uxtra Hrax'y Hiillirl xttns ,
i' ncy Coloroil Wools mU inUcU ( jualltios , Irom
! , "jo ouch to 8I.V ) .
N9 STETSOH HATS
FOR TIIU TALL 01' ISSj.
3-loves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkercliiefs ,
Collars
And OnfFs ,
} ( first cla3 qutilltlos and roasamiblo prlcoj.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
i *
n nml 311 UroHUwuy , PounfJl UlulTs , Iowa.
R. RICE'i JM. D.
3ANCERSeii ; 'SlSSiiw ' o"uiS
CHRONIC DISEASES or n kind , n
Ovrr thli ly j ears' in actlcul luuuriencu. OIlloo ,
S'o. U I'L'iul ' Hlroot , Council IllAlTi.
riios. omccn. M. vr. if.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
EftubllsliCd.lSdi.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
'radices In State ami Kcileml > ourUJ.
toj.m 7 and 3 , 3 * htigurt HJJJ ( Jo. .
Council Bluffs Carpet Go ,
Our'took li nnw complete In f-xvry < lpinrl |
mini mul contnlui all the latest slj letinmlcUci't :
la
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS.
DPHOLSTERY GOODS
ITC. : , u re.
-TIM-
Largest stock
-.vxn-
Lowest Prices.
ran ONLY EXCI.IISIVU < JAKI CT IIOCSR JN
WKSTKKN IOWA.
SAMFI.KS furnished upon application teen
or town parties.
FINE DPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDKE
Council Bluffs Carpet Company
J Broadway.
HAIR GOODS
. D. OEHEDICn
No. 337 Hrondivny , Council Bluffs.
Hair Goods of all Kinds
Made to Order.
Hair Goods of all Styles
Ready Made.
No. 337 Broadway.
Thorough Instruction on the Piano
and Organ
VOICE CULTURE MIB THEORY
Persons desirous of iwcixlnur instruutiou
the ahovo uill please call on or
Prof. G , B , Lipferf ,
Ax'cnuo , Council lllulfs , IOWA.
DRESSMAKING- ,
CUTTING AND FITTING.
Foi nun ly of Now Voi k ,
No. ,11 Pour I Stiect. Council Illiitts. loiru
B. A. BEHE33ICT ,
A CUNT FOH
All t-tylcs ol Ladder * } constantly in stock mndo
from upruuo jilnu pl.uilf. Thu very best.
Ho. 19 Pearl St. , - Council Bluffs
Ovir ; UuBhni-H'a Hook Store ,
ONLY HOTEL
In Council llluffa Imvlni ;
Fire Esoa/pe
And all moduin liniiiovt'inoius , call bulls , llio
uluim liuIlN , etc. , la iho
CREST ON HOUSE !
K08.8U , 817 mul 210 , Main fill ret ,
MAX MOIIN , 1'iourlotor.
HAIR GOODS.
Waves , Ffizzes , Switches , Etc,1 ,
HAIB GOODS.
SHAMPOOING ,
iiAin
HAIR GOODS.
Da } gs cut I'ampadour , I.niiKtry or Other Styles.
HAIR GOODS.
MIIS P. U Olt
Vi Mulu 81. , Council li
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Ofllco Over Aincrluan Exprpfti ,
COUNCIL IlUU 'd. IO\VA. '
As a saving to our customers , we adopt the
cash system and put our entire stock on lowest
cash basis.
Cotton Flannels 25 per cent less than usually
offered in the market.
Blankets at > 1.25 worth $2.
Blankets at $2 worth $3.
Blankets at 53 worth $4.50.
Blankets at 54.50 worth $6.
Blankets at $9 worth $12.
Comforts at correspondingly low prices.
Silks , Dress Goods , Dress Flannels , etc. , in
large variety and choice styles.
Lace Curtains. Curtain G-oods , Turcoman ,
Madras , etc , in qtiality and price to suit all.
Body Brussels , Tapestry , Velvets , Ingrains ,
Hemp , etc. Matting , oil cloth and mats , Office
matting a specialty.
Our stock is large and comprehensive and
we invite every one to call and examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere and secure
the most and finest goods for the least money.
liCILlUFFS ,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
llave removed to their Nexv Store ,
Nos. 3U 34 Main and 33 ft 35 Pearl Sts. ,
NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF TIIU 1'OSTOFFH'E ,
Where they huxv put in : i nexx- . lock of
Vj XJUJflP JL JL&JIA VI j
Ladies' ' and Gents Furnishing Goods , Etc , , Etc ,
Among which arc the following lines :
Hats and Caps , Gloves and Mittens , Gents'
Neckwear , Gents' Underwear.
Boors AND SiioKs , THIJNKS AND VAUSKS , MO.VAICUII Fivr Sunns
Ladies' Glilldt'Gii's and Misses' Vzdci't0etvrt
Hosiery and Gloves , Cloaks and Shawls , Ladies' Valises , Blankets ana
Flannels , Rockford Carpet Warp in all Colors.
JOHN BENO & CO. ,
No. 33 and fll Main Street , Council
No. : n and " > r I'earl Street.
RUBBER BOOTS , SHOES & ABTIOS ,
RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING- ,
Immense Stock ?
Eastern Prices Duplicated
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.
Wnrchnu > n nnd Salesroom , 41 .V. Mulii St. , Coiinvll Illullb ,
HOUSE IV10VER AND
llrlck riut.dlntfD of nny l < ln(1 ( rnlrnd or move , ) mid rnllirnctlon uuumntccd. 1'ramu houeot m'v )
in l-nilo ( jiuiit irutk-s-tliu uu t In the woild.
1010 Wh tfl1. . COI .VI If. IH.fPI'S , IDA IV.