Til 13 OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 1&S5.
THE DAILY J3IOE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
SAJTKDAY M < MINING , XOV - , ' < .
OrriCE : Wo. la rtarl Street.
Drill mil l > .v irlpr In nj pnit oMlioclly nl
fiu'nlj ionts.tr | trtcK.
H.V. . Tu.it'.v , Milliner.
.MIXOU MKNTION.
Keilrr , the tailor , for winter good" ,
Tlio Northwestern road i MJOII to put
in a new bridge across the Boyeral Loveland -
land ,
Abraham Jack-on , an e\ judge of this
county , K Ijing dangerou l. > ill at Love-
Innd ,
W. H. Olds agent at the dummy depol ,
now draws the reins proudly over : i new
buggy hor.sc.
Jacob Howsirlh hasbought out Ihe Col
orado lions- , and hi friends enjoyed an
evening ( here last night.
The. ivvhal meeting * continue at
Saints' church , the congregations in-
creating in numbers nightly.
Frank Mitlieu had an overcoat stolen
from Masonic temple. It was found in
the poMM'.ssinn of a boy named 1'at Mad
den ,
The livening Globe is having a new
roof put on its unilding lo keep the water
out. Water is not a favorite with Iho
Globe.
Shopnrd , Field & Cook kindly remem
bered tlie drivers of the express com-
panie , on Thankfieiviiig day by present
ing each with a fat turkey.
Preaching by the pastor at the Baptist
church to-morrow morning at 100 : ! !
o'clock , and in the evening at 1 : 10. Scats
free. All are cordially invited ,
The funeral of James Madison , who
died of consumption ut his residence , No.
72IJ Washington avenue , on Wednesday ,
was held ye-ierday afternoon.
The t\\o men and colored girl , arrested
for mysteriously hanging about Oll'ieor
& I'usey's bunk hitc at mglil , will have a
hearing before JuMiee I'raiiiey to-day.
Permit to wed has been given to W.
11. Kills , of Wesloii. and Mary C. Dun
can , of this city : Chris Tcnsnicycr and
Louisa Hull' , both of Harrison county.
At the parlois of the Crcstou house on
Thanksgiving night Justice Schinv. per
formed the ceremony , uniting ; in mar
riage Peter Nelson and Matilda Brandt ,
both of Silver City.
The funeral of Mrs. Wallwoy was held
yesterday afternoon. The death of llus
estimable woman is not only a sad blow-
to the family , but carries sorrow to a
large circle of friends.
Some , Kticik : thief tlole a horse blanket
from in front of .Saints' church Thanks
giving night while revival services were
go'mjjc on inside the church. The revivals
should be kept up. Also Ihc police force.
As enc result of the Catholic fair ,
Ollicer O'Brien now has a line sealskin
cap , voted lo the most popular police
man. Frank Johnson rests himself in an
ea.sy chair , voted to Ihc mosl popular
loiter carrier.
. The police are not very well sati-ilicd
with the result of theirrcconl raid. Only
six or eight oul of the forty arrested were
punished. Now that Judge A.ylcsworlh
is sr.vay and Justice Frainoy 'is on the
woolsack , they are thinking of making
I another raid , and co what Lrainoywill
do willi a batch.
As will bo noticed elsewhere , a very
important t-erios ot religious meetings is
to'bc h 'ld next week iu the Firtt Baptist
church of lliis oily. The opening will bo
Monday evening. It is expected that
from twenty to thirty ministers will bo
present to assist in the work , and the in
vitation to atlend is so broad and cordial
that those of other churches and diner-
out faiths will doubtless join heartily in
the meetings.
A telegram yesterday announced that
: x wagon containing dry goods , notions ,
who was with the wagon , was asleep In
some farm house the wagon was robbed.
The wagon is a very largo one and con
tained a stock cmial to that carried by
many stores , and is run by Broily while
his partner , Dave Frieilman , manages
their dry goods store at Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs WyckolV are in the city ,
looking about with a view of establishing
a conservatory of music hero. If the
necessary encouragement is given they
can doubtless bo induced to locate here.
They are both graduates of the Boston
Coiiderv.itory of Music , and are thor
oughly cultured and experienced. Mm.
Wyokoll'very kindly consonled to sing at
the harvest homo entertainment Thanks
giving night , and those who heard her
were very favorably impressed.
The democratic organ is rather harden
on its democratic ) mayor. It charges that
he sent a policeman to stop two poor
workman from working on Thanksgiv
ing day , the ollicor threatening them
with arrest if I hey continued in tlioir en
deavors to earn enough for a dinner.
This can hardly be credited. The mayor
has always boasted of being such a friend
of the worhingmon. He has hired brass
bands , and let the county furnish the
court house for meetings , so that the
workmen might have a chance to listen
to his promises of what ho would do
when ho got to bo mayor. Ho has talked
to them three hours at a stretch , and
never charged them a cent. Ho has ad
vertised the city as a cow-boy town , so as
to scare other laborers from coming hero ,
thus giving the resident.1 ! all the work.
His religious scruples are well known ,
and while he keeps all the saloons closed
Sundays , will not allow any gambling
houses or other places of sin in the city ,
yet it is hardly to bo believed Unit ho
would keep laliorors from earning a dollar
lar on Thanksgiving day.
Ladies and gents get n ticket to the
grand drawing on January 1 , with every
L'5 cents worth of goods purchased of
Arthur Lefkovltz. WU Broadway. The
choicest candies , California fruits , nuts ,
cigara , etc. , always on hand.
Bo sure and ask your grocer for the
read made at Smith &Loorku's bakery ,
No , r > ? 3 Main street. It is Ihe very best
inaiie. Try it and bo convinced ,
For hardware mid house lurnislungs
get prices of Cooper & McGco , No11
Alain street ,
1'icol Klbb us in the color
Mrs. Rogers.
Short Hand work nnd J'ypo Writing.
Wright , with Van Brunt , Thompson
& Co.
< -
Every quo buying 25 ccnU worth of T
1) . King & Co. , has a chance , free , hi Ihc
great drawing , December 31 ,
Tlie very Unc t fringes , flr.a silk
plushes , line upholstering of every do
icrlption , foot rests , ottomans , cornice
poles , window shades and all kinds of
interior drapinga the very chcapost west
at Chicago , Call on 15. Slo.kort it Co. ,
No. 809 firondivay , Council iJlull's.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W , , & K. h. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
*
Cottage ranges. Garland cloves , Ita-
diant Homc nnd Hub heator.s of the very
Jatott patterns nt bml rock prices , at
Cooper & 3cfieo'n | , No. 41 Main . - livot.
The very latest Now Vork r-tylef ro
ooiveil woely a' MM. O. A. Kogura ,
amp ! ; chuap at Homer's , 3 Main Si
'FOOLS ' AND THEIR MONEY ,
How the Slterew Help to Get Them Scon
Patted ,
MAKING UP WINTER SUITS-
, \ Christian Conference Xc.xt "WVcK -
Tinllnrvcsl lloinn Hiitci-fnlniurnl
-Hnrrctl's Ilccoril as n lloi"u ;
Slecrlttu Suckers.
"Who put you onto that steorer tlint
you wrote up thn other iltiy , " askocl : i
torlin ) ) innti of the HIB : .suribu.
The soitrci ! of information was not , of
joiii'M' , fiivcii , but yinkoo-llkc : thu < | Ui'S-
lion was uns-Ai-rcil li.v asking another'
"Why , was not tin' article nil right "
"AM rl ht ? Why , yua , it was dunil to
right * . That's whnl made 1110 curious to
know about how you got it. It must hnvc
Ixiuii Riven you by soiuo oue who know just
what ho was tnlkinu about. No chump
iravo that away. It miis.1 . have boon
some fellow iu tlio ring. 1 bcllovo 1 could
guess the follow. "
Ho was told not to bother his brain
about it. Then he went on.
"You talking of Mirrors and cappers ,
You have no idea how much steering is
going on here. There h one gambling
house on Hroatlway which lias u raft of
thpin- fellow ? you wouldn't mistrust. "
"Don't the police know them ? "
"Know Ilium ? They know a good
many of them. "
"Why don'i they run them in ? "
"The great trouble is yon can't lind
themgim'y ' if you should arrest Ihem.
It is almost impossible to gut tltc evi
dence. You see , these steerers have other
business. 1'or instance , one winter In
one of the prominent hotels here is one
of Ihem. lie gets a chance lo hook onto
mure or less suckers. When he gets enc
hetrolls about lonn until finally h , ,
lands the sucker in this house '
If ( he sucker loses any money'
in the house the waiter gets
a share of it , a . " 5 or a $ 10 bill perhaps.
Us fellows know it just as well as we
know anything , but il is no use for the
police to arretil the sleerer , for he
wouldn't own up , and of course the pro
prietor of the iiou-u , who gives him the
share , wouldn't tmcal. There are fel
lows in other kinds of business clerks in
Mores , hack drivers , in fact , different
sorts of fellows , who * teor suckers into
this plaec. A fellow who has some regu
lar business can eateli a sucker easier
than a regular stecrer who doesn't do
anything else. You see , a sucker falls in
with a fellow whom he knows has got
some business , and he doesn't suspect lie
is being .steered. They stroll around to
gether and finally drop into the hole. If
no doesn't play , there is nothing lost.
The bteercr is out only his time , and his
time is worth nothing If the sucker
losi-3 any money the stcerer drops around
and gets a lip. "
"What if the sucker should chance to
make a winning ? "
"Oh , get out. Do you suppose those
fellows would let a biicker get a winning
-one that would amount to anything ?
Not much. When once a sucker gets in ,
they never let him strike the ground
until he is done up. "
"What is the game which catches suck
ers bestv"
"Stud poker. That's regular robbery.
It isn't gambling , If played straight the
percentage that goes to the house is a big
thiu2 , nlmofct robbery. A good game
ought to bring into the house at least $40
in an evening. That's straight. But the
way it is generally played it all comes to
the house and to the cappers ami
steerers. There ought not to be a stud
game allowed in the city. It's dead rob-
oer.y. "
"What kind of people generally "get
caught in this ? "
"Strangers , mostly now. Around
town everybody is onto it. They have
been robbed so much that they can't ' got
any but the rankest auckers. Feljows
from oirt "f " town , or fresh importations.
Hardly a dixy pnse but what some fel
low gets robbed of a pretty fin gii'i3 ! !
roll , l tell yon that the stud game gives
so many chnnceh for robbery Unit , it ought
to lie fried out. Then there ought to be
some way of making gambling houses
run without having those Btccrors. If it
wasn't for them these robbeiv games
would soon play out. They couldn't bo
run. I'll give you some pointers in
tx few days that vyill surprise
you. I'll show you some fellows whom
you haven't any idea are steering , but
they are just the same , and I believe I
can prove it. 1 cuugfil one of them ,
slick , the other day. The sucker
wouldn't believe that ho had been steered
by his friend. The fact was proved to
him , however , by the means of a gold
eagle , which was peculiarly marked.
The gold piece had been lost by the
sucker on a game of stud , and while his
friend had no money that night the next
morning he had this identical gold piece.
Of course ho got il as his share for steer
ing ( ho Hitekerinto the game. That's the
way he got it. It WHS a surprise parly to
tlio hiieker , who had lost about f 155. ! "
Drs. Judd & Smith's Klcctro-Magnetic
nsolcs. Only lift.y cents. No. SO 1-ourth
St. , Council IJiufl's , Iowa. Agents
wanted I _
Having nut in a complete new stock of
clothing , furnishing goods , hats , caps ,
etc. , Fox & Hughes , No. Dili Main street ,
invite the public to give them u trial.
Their expenses arc maall , and they can
allbrd to nell cheap ,
Winter Kultti.
A millibar of now casuu have been
started in the district court , the last day
of service falling on Tuesday last ,
J , M , 1'almor commences action against
the Springfield Fire and Marine Insur
ance company , to recover $1,000 Insur
ance on u frame building located on Ihc
corner of avenue A and bixteenth street ,
svhieli burned some thno ago.
John McCarthy sues Tim Foley for
$150 , which ho claims ia due him on H
verbal agreement , by which ho has been
taking care of u child of Fole.v's.
S. L. Castor commences action agaiiiNt
the defunct Iowa Mutual Live Stock in-
iir nice company , to recover on a $110
policy.
W. 11. Mitehell wan ( A a divorce from
his wife , Susan. They were mariied in
Omaha , July 20 , J8i > i. Ho claims that
nine days lati < r Mie loft him and set up a
house of. her own in Omnhij , ' wliioli bi-ars
no very wivory reputation ,
\V. 11. Wallace also wauls a divorce.
Iln claims that his wife , Hilda , is a bad
womun. Ho was married to her jn No
vember , 1871 , and they have throe chil-
pro n. His petition states that on the -llli
of July last she skipped out with another
man , whom he thinks is Nalson Hcaston ,
and that she has been sticking by liens-
ton more or Josa ever iinco ,
( Jcnls1 line shirts , underwear , hosiery ,
gloves , eto. , at John Iteno & Co.'s.
Sec IJcno' * new woolen goods ,
Try John Temploton'd "lloso" cijjar.
Council Illuift Talent.
The entertainment , given at the riuk
for the bcncllt of the poor of the city
proved a great euccrfs. Ietidj.s ! the sat
isfaction of aiding u njost worthy oaiiboi
lhot.o who ; vttcndul vyoro { { ivcu n most
.Mijoyable ovtning's 'iit 'fhiiiimcnt. The
nro ramtue apuho well for I ho miUur.3 of
Council Hliill's , U being presented by
homo talent. Mr. Marshall Trojnor
sang tin excellent solo , IIP being support
ed by a largo ehorus of noli trained
> ojv . Mr * . Wyrkoft" created much en-
tluiilaom by her on # and w.is called on
to respond lo an encore. Mrs. Lyon
gave "Mabel , With Her Faro AgainM
tlio Pane. " The recitation wa admira
bly givennud iu re.spon e ( oa Well merit"
ctl cneore ' he gave another recitation ,
which called forth hardly less onthnsi-
a m. She has a remarkably voice ,
plcaing manner , and tlio ab
sence of all ostentation or
pretension , was particularly refreshing
in this nge of ranting elocutioe. 1'rof.
Liiifert favored Ihe audience with an ex
cellent piano solo. Frank llndollet gave
two very sweet lluto solos. Mi s Oliver ,
in whoso uiieo Council Hlun's people
take special delight , sang "Dream
Fneos. " She sang it admirably , and the
audience wii.s , us UHial , enthusiastic over
their favorite. She was called out
again , and gave " ( ! cne\ievo" charming
ly. There word other pleasing features
to tlio programme , a very appropriate
recitation and representation ol "I'rnyer
and Potatoes , " and the closing tableau
of "Triumph of Agriculture" was very
fine. ' As a closing to the programme of
a'"harvest homo" entertainment it was
very lilt ing.
At Ucno's Ladles' jewelry.
Finest display ot mecrsliaum and
smokers'goods for holiday gifts. T. I ) .
King & Co. , Cigars and Tobaccos , 0-ia
Broadway. _
The Misses Merkel and Miss Wosteot
have gene to Kliot to give three musica
entertainments in that vicinity. They
are gifted and cultured ladies , capable
of giving excellent entertainments.
Itarrctt's Kccortl.
The Ur.B gave the other day the details
of a shooting scrape in South Omaha , in
which John Barrett was a prominent par
ticipant. This man Barrett is known
here as being a hard case. He came from
a very respectable family , but went to
the bad some years ago. His father lig-
ured in one of the most hardly contested
tax cases on record in this stale. The
case went to the supreme court , and is
often quoted in contests now. Young
Barrett was lirst arrested hero six years
ago , for stealing a horse of William
Harmes. He was tried in June , 1870 , but
tlio jury disagreed. In the following
December lie was tried again , and the
jury found him guilty. Ho was sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary. Since
his release , he has been arrested for n
like charge. This was last spring , but
he was .set fi e on account of an insuffi
ciency of evidence. Among the inci
dents recalled bv his fresh notoriety , is
the fact of his being kicked out of the
oflice of his attorney at one time. Col.
Daily was defending him. He was very
anxious for his trial lo take place , but the
ease was continued. In talking it over
in Col. Daily's ollicc. he intimated that
the colonel was standing in with the
Mate's attorney. The colonel asked him
if he meant to say that he , as his attor
ney , was acting false to him. Ho said it
looked that way. This was too much for
the colonel , and ho proceeded to kick the
fellow down stairs. Barrett has the rep
utation of being a mean tempered fellow ,
and his last venture docs not surprise
those who know him.
Correct Abstracts of Title and Heal Es
tate Loans alMcMahon & Co's , No. 4
Pearl street.
The electric belt of Judd & Smith , SO
Fourth street , Council lilutt's , positively
cures rheumatism , neuralgia , dyspepsia ,
piles , paralysis , indigestion , lits , cold
feet , nervousness , headache , kidney and
liver complaints , loss of vitality , lead
poisoning , lack of nerve force and vigor ,
wasting weakness of lho c diseases of a
person n I nature iu male and female.
Police Pointers.
There was a regular d'erstenberg row
Thanksgiving night at Iho .saloon which
has been iiio scone of so many such
rackets lately. The place nln foi1 2 ! Jw ( !
in George Brasficld's name. Then an in
junction was served against him. Then
Gerstenberg became the ostensible pro
prietor. The council revoked Gersten-
bcrg's licunse , the place beiiiff so note
rious. Now it is run by some rolulivo of
BraMicld's , idlliough ho and Gerstonborg
seem interested alike. The place ought
to bo cleaned out , and as no license has
been paid it seems that the doors might
bo closed. On Thursday night there
was : i crowd in there , and as usual a
row broke out. It is said that some would
not pay for drinks ordered by them.
The bartender insisted , and to bother
him still more , some of the crowd put
some of the glasses in their pockets ,
lirasllcld insisted on their returning the
ghiiscM. and then war was declared.
Bras'lield was badl.y used up , his face be
ing batlured until it lost all its appear
ance of humanity. When the row broke
out ( Jer-'tenbcrg rushed out of the. door ,
tired his revolver several times , and t hen
skipped out of danger. The police ar
rested six men , but on the trial only two
were found guilty , Pat Donahuo and
Frank Kane. They wore fined $5 and
costs each , The others were discharged ,
and the costs taxed up to Brahsliold.
John Conner was brought before the
court yesterday morning on a charge of
being drunk. Ho admitted that ho had
boon drinking , as well as giving thanks- ,
but declared ho got into trouble only by
means of a policeman. Tlio policeman ,
according to his .story , strolled up Main
street wltli him , laLing a drink hero and
there , until ho hud steered him near the
police station , when he suddenly arrct-tcd
him and locked him up. The magistrate
looked for the name of the ollicer and
found it to be Fred Nugent. That set
tled it. Nugenl's well known record as
a prohibitionist editor gave Iho lie to the
story , ? 7.W. (
Three little boy.s worn brought bul'oro
tlie bar. They were JolmThompsoii , W.
Wills and John Wills. They liait been
captured , also , by Nugent , who had evidently
dently had a night of it. Thuio little fel
lows had been bleeping in an alloy. They
wore turned out on the cold world again.
Thrco older boys , claiming to boTroin
Dos Moines , were brought to the front
for stealing a pair of ahoes , on Main
street , Two of them wire found guilty
Gouts' boots and shoes at liuno'- ,
For everything in the grocery line give
the now linn of KinU & Kleeb , IQj
Broadway , a trial. Everything new and
fresh. 1-ancy groceries a specialty.
For the b < st and cheapest oysters call
at Chicago Lunch Counter , JQI Broad-
way. Oyster boup all day , only 10 cents ,
"MEYER'S '
WEHMAN & .
Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue ,
council *
MIJ ! fcr nut lor tlt
iMtk , tmnlvt ; , uuv
refreshic-'ai'i miJ a inrr I.UIINU
A. W. PATTERSON & CONes
Nos , 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo wish to call tbe attention of tbe
public to our fine line of Gents' Fur-
diehing- Goods , and would most respect
fully solicit n share of tbeir patronage ,
Below wo enumerate n partial of
our goods and feel confident Urn. an
inspection will prove profitable ;
Hats and Caps ,
Uiulcncear ,
W/ute Dress & Fancy
Shirts ,
Unlaudried SJUrts ,
Neckwear ,
Gloves and Mits ,
Hosiery ,
Collars and Cuffs ,
Ilandltcrcliiefs ,
Sit spenders ,
Mufflers ,
En r Mufflers ,
Chest Protectors ,
Wristlets ,
Sleeve & Scarf Holders
Rubber Coats ,
Rubber Hat Covers ,
Umbrellas ,
Etc. . Etc. . Etc.
CALL AND SEE US.
A. W. Patterson & Co.
Nos , \ and 2 , Masonic Temple ,
Council luffs.
Metcalf Bros.
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Metis Fall & Winter Wear
Meii6' anil Hoys' Business Suits.
Mciib' nuil Hey * ' Dross Hulls.
ChlldroiiB' Every Day n.nd Dies' ? SuiK
OvcTOoatfl for MPII , I toys and
Merchant Tailor Hulls.
Mcrclinnt Tailor Overcoats.
Merchant Tailor TTOWFW.
Kipuil to the l > cst , to order ,
At bnlf tbo price.
Fnt Moiis1 SitlfB and Overcoat ? .
Lrnn Moris' Kults and Overcoats.
1'at Men * ' Trowbcrs
Swunlcfs Shirts and Trowsers in Scotch wools ,
Medicated Scurlele , Kitru Heavy llallirlKKUns ,
Fancy Colored Wools and roucd qualities , from
I'Oc each to I1.9.
DUNLAP AND STETSON HATS
FOU TI1K I'AT.L OL' 1SS5
G-loves ,
Neckweai %
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Cuffs ,
Ot tint clan ounlltlr und rennJimblo
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
< " and 'Jit UrondwuT. Council III u [ Is , Io\ra.
N. SCHUBzT
Justice of tlie Peace.
OfllcoOvcr Anioti/'dn Express ,
RUSSELL&Co
1
1
Mumif netini'i Sdr iilUlzcs of
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Es tcj.\i.r.v rie-inNEu JX/H
Mills Eievators and Electrical
(
Tubular nuil Locomotiye Boilers.
New Masfcillou TJirosherB
Car.- ) \ \\'iiodliiin llnrn' rom-j , s-tntli n r.i
fnd , I'.nialili ifulTi-uctiiin UiiiriiuJ.iw M'.t ' < - ,
f.\ MR itifu ni'l , JlitssllUiii.Olti1)
l.mot'li IIULI > I. Vo "ill ) . 1'curl firi'i'l , fMll'HI
. tend fur IcMjiiuunl. .
j SPECIAL NOTICES.
I XOTICE. Special gilvcrtisc-ment ? , such AS
1 tat t , Tound , To Loan , Tor Sale , To Hcnt , VfmiU
llonnllngetc. . , * lll lie Inserted In this oolurun at
tlio low rnto of TEN CUNTS TEH MNB for tlio
first Intcrtlnn nml 1'IVE CENTS 1'Ell MSB for
Mich subsequent Insertion. I.cnvo lulvertlso-
mentsiit our office , No. 13 Pearl street , near
WANTS.
WANTKD-Tn buy nil tlio first-fin * * i-
lianti hontrliold imoil * tliut MII > olTpi > it tor
{ alp , Mich ng turnltiirc. carrel , ftnvoc , etc.
rei-soiii not ImvliiK KTIIHTI.V ilr < > l-clH < s iroocls
n-llluivotltnoliyiiot npplylnif. All cithern will
rciflve prompt nttontlon unit will bo piild the
hlphMt nmrkct prices liy A. J. MnndcO , 'IS
IlroRdniiy , dealer In now iitnl strictly flrst-olai *
H'tond-liKiul furnlturp , Mo. , olo.
VirANTHD-To rent n train on the Mll'tnukro
t rtiml ( news depnrtnicnt. ) Knnnlrc nt ! '
clflc HouecolTleo.
FOlt SALK llclnff defIrons of muring lo
OiiiRliaon nc-countof my business , 1 nlTrr
for nlo my lesldeticp , corner I'ou.-th nrenno
and Ninth street , Inquire on premise * . A. 1' .
Ilrainard.
OUSBsToil llKNT-At MuMahon & Co"7T
No. 4 J'earl street.
FOIl SAI.K , FOR RKNT 1)11 T\CHA : NnitT
NO. M Vor f sin or rent , on very liberal terms.
The Council Illuftt l' per Mlll.eomplotc , with
the larco boarding house and tbroo ucrcs of
ground.
No. „ ' ( > A business property In Cherokee * ,
riioiokec county , IOWH , will tiaJe for western
lands. Vnltle , iibnnt f 4,000.
No. 39 A beautiful home In thn town of Hast-
liifri ! , Mlllsbunty , Iowa , for Nebraska land.
Value , .V/W.
No. 41 A peed business property nud also a
peed resilience pioperly In the town of Chonvo
Mcl.eiin county , 111. , low down for cnshor will
vxrhntiRo for western lands.
No. 179 A Rplendld farm , well Improved , MO
aeres In Dickinson county , Iowa , Joining tlio
town of Spirit luko. 1'ilco , for a shtnt time ,
$ .Vi per ncre.
No. ] M to 187 Arc four Inprored farms In
1'lillllps county , KHIIS.HK , each with B small In-
cumbrance. The eqiiltns will bo oxehunKx-d for
unlnciimbercdwlld land In Nebraska.
No. Ittl 480 acres In Holt county , Neb. , imrtly
improved , at a hljj baigtiln. Wants to excbangu
for merchandise. .
No. M A line two Mory brick residence , ono
or the best locations In Council muffs , will tradu
for -rood unlncnnlicri'd Kunsiis or Nebraska
lands. Vnlur. $15XX1. (
No..Viand 11 Am two other beautiful homes
in Council Illuffp , which wish pRymcms will buy
at a bai-Ruln.
No. " > U A beautiful suburban location in Town
City , lown. will oicliiiiiHO for webturu lands.
Viitiin , $5,1100.
The above are only n few of our special bar-
KB Inn. If jou'voRot nnjthlnpto trndoor Fell ,
or want to veil any rcnl estate or mcrchandlso ,
wille ii . W i luivu several KOOI ! stocks of goods
tottadofor lunds. SWAN & WAMCKll ,
Council muffs , Iowa.
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J , L. De BEYOISE , Agent ,
No. 507 Hroadwav. Council lllufTs.
Railway Time Table.
COUXCIIi J1MJ1TS.
Tlio following Is the time of nnlvnl nnO
ilpprtrtnioorttiiliis by central staixlnid tlinv , at
Iho local depot * . Train * leaxe tiHiisrc-rtlonot ten
minutevnrllcr iiml arrive ton minutes later :
DZl'AUT. A11 III VK.
CHICAGO t. NOUTIIWCflTEKN.
0"i : A. .v Mull nnd Kipiess 0:50 : p. M.
V.'MO v. M .UTommodal ion J : JO I1. M.
U : H > .M Express 'J:05A.M. :
CIIH'.UH ) ft MOCK 1HI < AM > .
n:2. : " > A. M Mull ami Uxpi OPS fiiKl p. ir.
7:15 A.M Accommodation 5:4511. : M.
fioOi' . M Kipicss 9:03 : A. M.
CHICMJO. MIUVAimu : 1 bT. PAUL.
0:20 : A. M Mail anil Kxprcss 0HOi : . M.
11:101 : * . M K.\pri88 9:05 : A.M.
ciia'AOo. nuiiiiiNnio.v & QUINL'V.
! ) : 10 A. M MHllimilKvprthS 7:10P.M. :
0:40 : I.M llxprcss 8:50A.M.
WAIIASH , ST. I.OI1IS * 1.M'IIIO.
JOBt'.M.1ncnl : St.Louis Kxincssl-oe.nl
:50 : r.M.Trnnsl'or t. l.ouls K.v.'l'riinHfci-i01 : : ! ! * . u
KA > ! JIS CJTV , ST. , HK i. COUNU1I , lir.UFI'S
10:10A.N : Mull mid Kxpross 0:10 : P.M.
0:031 : * . M Express 0:25 : A. M.
SIOUX CITV k I'AriUC.
7:15 A.M Kloux City Mull fkJWr.M.
8:05 : r.jt. . . St.l'iuil Kiiucts biSjA.M.
UNION PAOiriC.
IChlViA.si TlirmiKli Express 5 : < rr. ir.
: . ' :13 : I * . M. . .MlH'oln 1'ni.l. . , Om. & It , V. . .2:05 : P. M.
7:50 : i * . M Owlancl Bxpioss 8:15 : A.M.
DUMMY THAlSfSTO OM.UIA.
travo Council Hltifls 7:05- : : ( ! 8-'J:30-10TO : :
11EO : u. in. ; l : 0aoi4)05tri6:30 : : ; : : : : ) : -
115 : l > . in. Siiniliiys 7:115 : 9:39 : 11:80 : u. in ;
a.wJi5"i ; : : : iw : : ll:4."i : p.m. I.oavo Omnlm
aB-7K5-8W-10:00- : ! : : : : ft. m : 1:00-2:00- : *
3:00-1:00 : : 5:00 : : 0:11 : 11:1(1 : ( p. in. SundHys 11:35 :
8:50-11:00 : : . m.:2:00-J:00-5M-fi:0ri-ll:10p.in : : : : :
THE NEW YORK
Plumbing Co ,
552 BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Sanitary Hydraulic Engineers ,
Public and Private Systems
off Sewerage.
\Valcr wotks nnd VontiliUlon designed
niul constructed.
Plumbing work in nil its branc-Urs.TJils
company have one of the best assorted
stocks of plumbing goods in the TCesl
Estimates furnished.
1IA1WY BinKIHJJlNJE ,
Manager
Now Vork 1'lumbhig company C53 llroad
way Council Hluflij. Telephone- 27.
ONLY HOTEL
Iu Council lllutrs Imvlutr
Fire E3soa/pe
And nil iiiniierii iiuiirovcmrnts , call U-IH , flro
larin 1'iillt. ' , etc. , ixtho
Clt EtiT O X H O U8E J
Xo15 , x'K anil HV , MAlu Sticot ,
MAX 1IOHN . Vronrl t T
PAID UP CAPITAL , $20,000 $ , , AUTHORIZED CAFITALtOO.OOO . , $
er c Company
StTOOEJSSOR/S TO J.
408 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
1MPOKTKKS OF AND DKALKItS IN
Musical Instruments ,
Musical Merchandise of Every Desc riptiop
Toys and Fancy Goods.
We malco the rck'uratvil Ilanliimn 1'lnnns , nml the llojnlVlillnoy oiiaiis : i specialty
Evciy instunuunt waiinntetl. Send for catalogue * ' .
MUKI,1K1J ML ISO CO. , Council H.uir )
No TRAVELING AGENTS , !
J1PLOVED BY J. M PHILLIPS , WHOLKSALH DKALKK IN
Boots , Shoes &RubberGood $
* *
No. 413 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Our customers get the benefit of the expense thus saved. .Send for price lists.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
Brick buildings of Any kiml rftlsoil or raoveil ami calif faction suarantooil. Fratuo Uouscs raoYJ1
.
ou Little Giant trucks the host Iu the world.
608 Eighth Avcnno mid Eighth Street.
STEAM DYE
AND-
DRY CLEANING
No. 29 Main street , Council Bluffs.
Kintz & Kleeb
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
No. 162 Broadway.
Opposite Ogden House ,
Council Bluffs * - la.
This house being a now enc , consequently
quently everything in block is now und
frusli.
Prices ns reasonable ns any other gro
cery in tlie weal.
Onc trial is all we afct.
KINTZ & KLEEB
Grocers.
J. M. SMITH
LEADING
I Tailor !
HO , 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
HAIR GOODS
-AT-
Mrs. D. A. Benedict's ,
No. ifl" liioadu-ny , Onnu'll Illuffi.
Hair Goods Hair G-oods
Pf nil kin-is uisdfi to Ofcvury nile rcadj
ortJor. iiuuUc ,
Hair Goods Hair Goods
Wo.
SiJitter
MISSOURI VALLEY , IOWA.
STJTTB3K ,
ndnptrd for the Irnvcltng- > ubllc *
In the bupliK.'Sscontor.
first clasH Nainpln loom.
( GEO. W. SCHINDLLE & CO , , )
Ho. 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Almroik ! uarnntcfd eijunl ( o Tioy l.iuindry
woik. W < ik eallod for un l ilr-llturnil I'llKtf.
All tfood ? by mull or o.xprccs rcrolvo iiminpt t
I tcntfon.
8icclallies | ClcinJlnes8 : ami prom pinuis. TcJ
t cpliono No ! & ' ) . r'
R. BICE , M. D.
or other tinnorH ri-moviMl
tlioknlfonrdraivliitrol blooii
CHRONIC DISEASES or ati kinds | ,
Ovrr Ihlny J curb' nriictlcal uzporlcncc. OIUoO
No. 11 IVnil biii'ct , ftiuiifll JJIufle ,
"
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OOTJNOIIj
1'iactIouB In Slat i und Keilcrul t/
Kooins 7 and , Stiujiart Hlock , Jicno ,
IHOS. nrncEit. VV. II. M. PUHIfi
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Northwestern Hotel.
.Ni'-vly fTltul niiil fiimlhlml , Opi >
JJtiiiiniy Dfpot , fcl/xipcrilay.
SAMUKL TA'I'K ' , l'iui .
L. II. JIKItSllAVV , Manasrr ,
Dress Making Palors ,
MBS. J. A. LASEILE ,
Ol Now ViulrCil ) . .
: ! ( )7 ) Hrnailway , Op * * , | ' < * i ) | lnV Siov.
Hlicuiiil iirlccs. Cultlin ; unit iliiin. tiivlo
Ullll lill.MllolO bllll. 91' I'D 'lUC . "I I t"'J t.MUI
J1..VJ ; ttiill or uilUii-mu'li ; du'L-.i s > iu Jll.