THE OMAHA JIAILY BEU , SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1885.
TUB DAJIiY ] ! KIO
COUNCIL"BLUFFS. .
SVltltim MOHNING , UKC. . " , .
OrriCC ! Ko. 13 reatl Btreet.
tfliuirdlij f nn Id in nil- purl oftliocllynt
II. \ \ 'lii.io.v , - Mnmignr.
MINOIt MENTION ,
Hi Her , Ilio tnllor , foi' winter K
Stijilcr As l. ( > Hinnti liiu - iiul nil elevator
in llnirliiiitdinir.
'I lie oily rniitifil will uieul Monday
infill In regular CSMOII.
HiMt ham , colored , lini been sent lo jnll
for leu il i for
HonM ntiil ] ior < ! , low prices nlT. N.
V , No. 1M Main street.
Inold at any nrlui * lo elo n Imsi-
i , boots and ilioi-s. 'J' . N. Hrny , 10(1 (
Miiin Mrci't.
Piiwliliitf In ilic IliiiitM I'linrcli Sun
day inornitin liy tin ; jmMor. I'nion
nerylciM In the r.vrninj , ' at T.ill ) . I'tilon
jouiitf | ) tioil | < ) 'M iiicHlnt ; al ( I 'IJ ) > . in.
Litli'i1 reiiurlftnrn lo llii' i'11'ci'l thai Mrs.
( \ S Claik ilinl in Hoiidu on Friday
iivetilnj ; InM. The ovcnt c.illH foilli tlui
lonili-ri ( I fljrmiMitliy for Mr. Clark , who
IniB hosts of frluiiilM hero.
Thi ! storm made niieli trnublnltli Ihu
wire * llml thi ) communication hchvrnn
Council llhifl's and Omaha InM nlchl was
tii > l\try satWni'tory for Hiipplyin the
re.'uli rt ullh Council lllnH's news.
Tlio Coiifjn'k'Mtiniiiil fair prmcd quilt ! : i
KUCITI * , deHjilto thi ) .slonn of jeslurday.
TliHv was a liir/jn iinniler ) who took din
ner \\ilh \ ( ho ladles , and the entertain *
moil liiit iiMmlii passed on'nieuly. .
Thi ( pollen have nahlied a man whom
llicj Ihoii hl answered the ili'vriptlon of
the fellow who reecuilly robheil MM.
'lleknnr The called at the staiion to
loot , at him , hut declared hi ! was not thu
man
The mules , who funiMi locomotive
p ouiMo Ihu Main stieet car , seem to
k tiou what HID i ll.v wauls heller than the
company itself. 'I hey look a run tip Ihu
tin ) aliandonud track almMhe ( O iltm
on llroadwa.v , taking the empty , driver-
It" . * car along at a .str.idy # ait for u
him k or so.
At the C < > iiKre < ; allouil : church lo-mor-
row niotniiir ( Ihero will liu scniuos as
UMiiil 1'rcac.hinn 1 > \ tlie pabtor. Sab-
joi'l ' , "llncoii railing \VonN. " In the C.VD-
iilnjC llin-o will bo a union Miivlcu in the
llaptUt elinreh , in wliieh the ( 'onpreia- ; ;
tiomil , Pivibj lerian ami liaptbt ulmrclies
and piiiur ( > will join.
Tl'oonnjc business man who li urcd
so pioininently in the recent I'eail htreul
hunsuion is mil a member of any church
in tlu cit\ much is lie an oDiuiall. Tlioi-o
w ho arc MI uajjer lo drajr the chnrohos
into Mich scandal' * .should hn\e the man-
line's to correct any statements they
hiUim.ido in tliife regard.
Mr William Lnilil is mnklii" a move
for oitf nil/in a merchant police forco.
Such a foico is nei > ilt > < l hero "tuatly.
Many sti > ivanil olliees can haidl.s alVord
to cmplut a special watctiman , 'lint by
clnbini ; t i fethor with others tlioy can so-
cm i tlu > needed | iroteetion b.v pacing
OM n i small .sum weekly. Thu mor-
t'h.mls jmliee would provo a great pro-
tit lion tiom liiv , Mii'ivk thieves , bnrglaiN ,
and night prowlerI'ho exnonso is
h lit when thus ilixided among many ,
anil the- city am ! the property of the sub-
mi'ieisijrhen ' more than oiuniKh addi
tional sccmity to warrant the expumli-
tnro. It is to bo hoped that the move will
mod with .siilllcient onc.our\gonu \ > nt to
vr.irrant Mr. l.adil in havinir a goodly
nmnber of men on duty.
Genuine cal skin cap * at llcnoX
New nmlw inter ktyles of ladies dress
fuoiU. See tiifiuat Hono's.
. - , .
Vorov ryliiinjt in the < ; rocorv line give
the new linn of Kinu vt Ivleob , 103
Uru-i \ \ \ \ , u trial. I'.M'rjthlnj ; now and
fu'sh ] ani'i jioce ; Ies a specialty.
Do.itti < > rMi- -Mueller. .
Ti li .ith of MrJ. * . Mueller , wife of
tluvi ll-kiu > wa uiusiu dealer , occurred
nboi : * iu'olook je twnlay morning ; , ami
as tlu.ill news was passotl from ono to
nn'Hl r > f the in-iiiy t'ricuN : , sorrow ami
ii ri i" * . fwmil many expressions of the
ilttMK- > sympathy , MM. Mueller hail
tnxn iu iMicato hualth , wtth approaeh-
n motherhood , but there feuutetl no
wa : o for fear , a bri tit little j\r\ \ \ ,
robitt. .An l ho.irty.botn-iborn , when Mid-
ilonlj tlw mother's life went out. The
blow to flw tniully is a peculiarl > heavy
one Tiu-ro are a number of children
who noi-il the euro of such a mother aa >
she l'hi husband , too. with all his bur-
K-iH ami financial troubles , needs sorely
> uv'n wito assho h.is proved herself to
bo M's. .Mueller WH : a noble woman.
Her rt-ul worth was mo.it rcab/eit in the
homi . to whioh her .strcngtli an t time
wis > j f-uthfuilyjjiven , but many there
anon * -ihlo of tlio homo eirele , who have
hail opportunities to know what jjraml
W'dii.itihoott was hers. Slio wa aelivo as
a member of fho t'on re alional ehnreh
ni d soelely , and will there bo greatly
mou ' 'ied and missed. Her inlluonuo has
ro H'h.'d out beyond family and church ,
and thirt community hat been buttered in
nitinv w.ivs by her kindly , true life. The
deatn of niioh a onu eurries sorrow into
inany homes in this oity. ami the sorrow-
injr husband ami inochorlohs children
would tfot pomfort oven in thuir deep bo-
na\em 'iit eouhl'they ' ri ali/o how great
and tender is the sympathy felt through.
out tins citi , whom the family have lived
80 1(1)1 ( .
All linen Indios' collars Ro nl Beno's.
T'li- ' line , ! fringes , foot ro. ts and fancy
olu-niMo ilowoi-H lor fnncv work at Is.
i \ ! l o.'s , No. ! W.r 15 roadway.
All ' .indflof Interior draiingi ) > , cornleo
no ] , s , shadno , oto. , the very cheapest in
the w.t it K. .SlookortJi Oo'd.
About "t o'clock yoitorday afternoon
tlu ro w is x bla/.o at the residcnco of S.
Tlieodoiv , No. 90S Fifth avenno. An at
tempt was made at three dlllorent boxes
to semi m i Urn alarm , but only ono IIOSQ
company , No. I. responded , lly the tlmo
they got there the llro wan nuont put out.
llieiuw wad a defective line , and the
iliumige w is miiinly to thu building ,
whU h was owned by Clay I'latnor. The
hirnlliu. ' w a insured with A. ( Jans in
the Mow Yuri ; Underwriters for $1,500.
Correct Abstracts uf'htlo ami Real Us-
Um > Loms.it MoMuhon & Co's , No. 4
Purl . .met _
Tlio flocirlo bolt of Judd & Smith , SO
fourth Mi'i-at , Counoil IJlulls , positively
C'nri-8 iliruinntUm , neuralgia , dyspupsia.
piles , ji.iialyfl9 , , indigestion , fits , cold
fret , nmouMiutis , headache , kldnoy and
l\er | c.imp aints , los of vitality , lend
poisoning , Inek of nurvo forcu anil vigor ,
injVe.iUne > is of those dlticasea of u
nuturo in male anil female ,
Haying put in a complete nnw stock of
cloth ng , fiirnlshjng goods , hata , caps ,
Mo , Fox & HiutUos , No. Uir. Mulu street
Hnijotho jniblio to giro them u trial.
Jhrlr < ocMiisiys | arq small , unit they can
.llord to M'
W t < " hats at great Iy roduecd price
lo fit out at Mr * . O A. Houors
THE WILD WINDS WHIRLING ,
' [ hey Hai e Havoc With Movables ami Tin
Roofa About Town.
THE CITY TO TAKE WARRANTS.
TinSklitphif ; Mllllncr-Oisli or War-
ranisDc.tlli of SIi-H. .Mueller
Oilier ( JntliiTliurnof Ncu
hi ( lit : AVIuil ,
Whirl or Hit AVIiul.
Yt'slonlay was tin- worst one for wind
which this diy has known in years. Tlio
gnMs began to sweep down from the
north al about I o'clock in the morning ,
and kept al Ilii'lr frolicsome ) work al
da.y , part of the time becoming quite Mri.
oils rather than playful. The streets
were protly well cleared of foot pnssen.
gcr.s and teams , few ulirringout only as
neoe. sity aroM ) . What teams there were
out FCemed to bo out only for the pur.
pose of running away. There never was
Known to be so many runaway horses
ht'ro before. Whenever the clouds of
din-l would clear away long enough to
give Iho ob"er\er a glimpse a Hying horse
and scattering wagon could bo seen iu
nlmo.sl any direction. Near the Ogdcn
house , on upper Hroadway , yc.stcrday
morning , there were three teams running -
ning abreast up the sliccl. It seems that
oiid had Marled from down Hroadway ,
and as they Mew along Inspired others to
break and join in thu run. Ho far as
could be. learned no serious results foij
lowed , the wagon repahers being given
some extra work. One hor.se , belonging
to .Mr. Davis , was somewhat hurt. The
team was standing hitched to a load of
wood , when a runaway team btriiek tlio
wagon , overturning it.
There wore a largo number of build
ings in the city more or less damaged.
Tim large agi ( cultural machinery ware
house of Da\ld lli'iullcy As Co. Minered
mo-l The tin roof was torn oil' , ami
.somo of the limbers of the roof , and a |
portion of ( he brick cornice and wall
blown down. The amount of damage in j
dollars has not been accurately estimated , ] i
A lumber of other roofs were injured. '
There was a large section of thu tin roof
on Urn building occupied b.v Pcrcgoy As
Mooro's wholesale Mock , which was torn
oil' and hung for a long time over the
edge of the building threatening all
imssvrs by on Main street. It finally tore
loose , and came entitling down. There
were about thirty telegraph and tele
phone wires .stretched on tlio poles on
that &ide of the street and it was thought
that many of these would bo broken by
the falling of this tin roof , but when it
came down it grazed these so that their
united .strength proved sullieicnt o prevent -
vent any serious breaks. A portion of
the tin roof on the building occupied by
the American l-Xpnus company , corner
of Itioadway and Main street , was torn
oil" , and came down into tlio alloy break
ing one ot the electric light wires.
Two brick chhnnojs on Ollicer As
Pusoy's bank building eamo tumbling
bown , the bricks Hying in all directions.
Ouo brick .struck John llarloy on the
hand as he was naiMug. It left a bloody
wound , and bruised his arm .somewhat.
A hatchway door blown Ironi ( he roof of
tlio Slmgart block eamo dashing down
onto .Main street. Harry Curtis , secre
tary of the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation , was passing along there at the
tiuii ) , and a young lady , Mi s Jensen , was
coming from the opposite direction. The
falling hatchway barely missed striking
both as tboy were passing each other.
Onu of the large tr.uiMmis in the front
of the county auditor' * ollico. in the Ma-
souio building , blew in with a crash ,
stailling the occupants of the ollico , and
narrowly missing -onto of those at tlio
desks. Another window in the county
recorder's ollico was blown in A num
ber of the windows iu the Hloomor.school
building were blown iu , and the cupola ,
rocked as if it would come down , J'ho
pupils iu the upper rooms were sent
home , and the parents of some of thu
smaller scholars eamo after their chil-
dieu and took them homo.
Ono of the latgo doors of Mr. 1) . A.
Spooner's stable was blown from its
hinges , and struck u domestic employed
in thu lamily , Miss Anna Johnson. Her
collar bono was broken.
Sad havoo was placed with the tele
phone and telegraphic wires. Frank
Vandcrburg , while trying to liv some of
the telephone wires , was blown oil' from
the polo ho had climbed , lln fell quite a
distance , sprained one anklu , nnd was
badly shaken up. Ho wasablo to hobble
home , but will lind himself pretty lame
to-day.
A portion of the buck chimney of
Hayes & ( Reason's store was blown down
into the alley. A wooden Ecatlblding on
tint north side of the new Episcopal
church was blown to the ground , giving
rise to a report that thu cnurch had been
seriously damaged. A window was
blown in at the residence of County Clerk
Shea , and numerous such breakages of
glas wore reported. One of the turrets
of the Congregational church was blown
over.
The two story carpenter shop of Mr.
Lawsun was moved from its foundation
two or three feut , but no special damage' I
done to the building. '
Throughout tlio lower part of the city i
the w'uul had a full sweep. Ou the hot
toms haystacks wore blown over , out
houses removed , and smaller articles
carried hither and thither. At thu river
the wind , as usual , was still stronger. It
was n galo. Ono man went down to thu
river with his wagon for a load of wil
lows. The wagon was blown over as if
it had boon a feather. The wind , as it
swept across the bridge , wus so hlrong ,
that it WHS considered unsafe to run the
ilummy'trains , and they were abandoned
after IU o'clock in the morning. At that
time the last run was made from Omalni
hero. Even then there were not over
a dozen who would venture to ride over
in the cars , The wind almost liftedthu
train from thu rails.
There was little USD Irving to USD the
telephone yeslwday. There were thirty-
live instruments rendered of no avail.
There could bo no communication with
Omaha by telephone.
'J'ho wind diil a little mischief at the
pump house of the water works. It blow
borne thruo-iuoh o.ik timbers from a tem
porary roof on the north side , and thuso
timbers eamo tumbling down , knocking
$01110 of the slate roofing ol ) ' .
liy ( i o'clock thu wind had so toned
down that the dummy trains were able
to make their trips again aeioss the
river.
v
Collage ranges. Utirlamt stoves , Ra
diant Homes and Hub heaters of the very
latest patterns nt bed rock prices , at
Cooper & Mcico's. No. 41 Main street.
Christmas presents nt Homer's.
Wild U Hlio ?
CiitANi ) ISLAND , Ntb. , Deo. a. Kditor
of the HKK In your issue of Iho S4 J lind
an item under the head of "A Sensational
Partner , " iu regard to a dreh-miaker
from thu east , Onu bearing a like de
scription to the principal in your item
arrived in Grand Island December 1 , on
the evening train , and bus connected
horsulf with two of the first families of
thU olty. My suspicious are that she is
the same party who cut the li uro in
Council HlutVs. If you uan scud uu Jhu
name of thu lady and will do * u 1 will U >
greatly obliged. K.
The Hii : : , iu publishing thu sensation ,
j suppres < etl HIP names , as ilwas not de
sirous of attaching unple.isaut notoriety
lo Iho'c Nho were unfortunately
I iicctcd with it , through no fault of their
i own. II was also thought best to lei the
, liltle dressniaker from the e.\s | quietly
i retire from public notice , although she
| seems to h.-ne hardly deserved Mich char
; liable treatment , llv hanging out the
i sign of a respectable b'nsinos * , and solicit
ing the patronage of respectable ladies ,
, wlio in vi = ititi hrr place of business
jertpardbed their own reputation * , she
injured others as well n herself. In
order that no olhrr.s may Miller through
any further shielding of her identity ,
the HKI : would slate that the namn by
which she went hero was thai of Mr.s.
A. H. Kobeits. She claimed to have
come hero from New Vork. It Is hoped
that if anv innocent dressmakers are in
Grand Island , or anyothei place within
reach of the l > Ki : , that tho.y may not suf
fer by any suspicions of being ( he one
refcired to , now that the name is given
, Of Iho largo retail dry goods and carpet
! store of K. Dowling. Having determined
to retire from the dry goods buslines , wo
will ofl'er our immeiiso stock of carpets ,
comiiri.slng the choicest coloring ami HID
newest inaKes of W. J. Sloanc and K. H.
lliglns ; , and other leadingnmnufartnres ,
Wo will oiler our imnii'iipo stock of silks ,
1 Including n full line of Gircinand Itros. ,
in all colors and black , for which wo
j have been the exclusive agents for Coun
' cil Dltifl'.iml Omaha for tht ; past fifteen
years. Wo will oiler our lminen.se slock
of velvets , plushes , biocade.s , dress goods ,
' llannels , linens , towels , nankins , hosiery ,
| notions , broche and imitation Indian
shawls , uloaks and all manner of outsldo
j wraps at prices that will close them out
' iu the quickest possible tim > . Hciucm-
the o goods are not bought as the major
| ity of merchants buy goods , but were
< bought for cash from the leading 111:11111- :
j faetuicrs and importers , and only goods
i .suited for Hallm"t cjly retail trade.
lrs. Judd AJ Smith's Kleetro-Magnctic
nsolps. Only llfty cents. No. ! ! 0 1'ourth
St. , Council lilutl's , Iowa. Agents
wanted I
Ousli or Warnuiis.
The dilleronco between Jndgo Alyos-
worth , of Iho superior court , and the city
council , as to whether the city should receive -
ceive warrants for licenses , promises to
now reach a conclusion , Tno council
ha.s informally decided lo pass nn ordl-
nance , or re-solution , by which those saloonkeepers -
loon-keepers who choose to pay their
monthly licenses before the tenth of each
month can do .so by pulling uj > SiM cash.
After thu 10th of each month they will
have to pay t'lO , but they will be given
Iho ehoieo of pajiiig this amount either
in city warrants or in cash. Of course ,
those who wait until after ( lie 10th will
pay in warrants , but will have to pay in
warrants twice as much as if they paid
in cash , before tlio 10th. The lines or
appearance money for gatnblers and
prostitutes will still have to bo in cash ,
according to this plan of the council.
The change will only all'uet the saloons.
Finest display ot inrershnum and
smokers' goods for holiday gifls. T. D.
King & Co. , Cigars and Tobaccos , 515 !
Hroadway. _
Kvery one buy ing M con t.s worth of T
U. King & Co. , has a chance , free , in the
great dr.iwing , December ' , ' 1.
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Ladies and gents get a ticket to the
grand drawing on January 1 , with every
SM cents worth of goods purchased of
Aithur hofkovitz , .V.'IJ Hroadway. The
choicest candies , California fruit * , nuts ,
cigars , etc. , always on hand.
lor hardware and house furnishings
get prices of Cooper & McGoc , No. 41
Main .street ,
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Try John Templpton's"Uose" cigar.
1'prf.onat
L. A. Sherman , ono of the moneyed
men of Dunlap , got in out of the wind
yestordity , at tlio Ogden. Ho was ac
companied by his wife.
John Sohoentgen has returned from
St. Louis.
W , Y. I'atton , who has been appointed
postal elork on the Sioux City run , has just
passed his e.xamination. Jio scored 1)5 )
on the scale of 100. His many friends
congratulate him on this excellent show
ing.M.
M. II. llegarty , of Neola , brought three
cars of hogs in from Neola , and yester
day took another ono homo to fatten.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. , & K. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
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For the best and cheapest oysters call
at Chicago Lunch Counter , -101 Broad
way. Oyster soup all day , only 10 cents
Bo sure and ask your grocer for the
bread made at Smith > VLierko's ) bakery ,
No. fisa Main street. It is the very bebt
made. Try it and bo convinced.
For Sale or Rent !
A iiparly now now and the otil ) hotel In thoM
M l'lo > inraku IOH n of
MACEDONIA , IOWA ,
Ton hod rooms pool pat lor , ofllcr. dranlin ;
room and i filar , nil sample IDHIII. NV'II ' to'lor
loin t n rniM. ) atilit fi-ini , n n < roor III 0:111111 : ,
Ked : a . - . Co. . 1'copies' blurt * , Council IlintlH , or
Address
CH1S. P. K1EHLER , HACEDOHIA , IV
RUSSELL&Co
Mainifautuioiior nil Kl/cs of
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Especially Desfifned for Itunninir ,
MILLS , GRAIN KLEVATOHS ,
AND KI.KCTKIC L1CHTS ,
TiiLuliir tuid Locomotive Boilers.
Now Mashilloa Threshors.
Carey ami Wooilbmy Ilorae Powew.
STATIONARY , SKI1) ,
Portable ami Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Mussillon , 0. Hnmeli House
510 Pearl St. , Council liluils.
SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL.
P.T. MlV.vr. A. 8
f. ! P. May He & Co ,
Real Estate Exchange
M > . Ul I'yl H trott , Council UluBs , Ion n.
Dcxlers , In Iowa , Knucas nndXcbiaiku l.nnds
LOTS IN COUNCIL ULU1-TS AND
OMAHA A Sl'KClALTV.
Jieal Kstatu buu lit ; uul
A. W , PATTESON & CO
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple.
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Wo wish to cnlllh attention of the
public to our flno line of Gents' Fur-
dishing Goods , and would most respect
fully solicit n share of their pntrojinffc.
Below we enumerate n partial " ol
our goods and feel confident thci * nit
inspection will prove profitable ;
J Id 1s and
r ivcav ,
i'css tO Fancy
3/tii'ts ,
UHluudt'ied Shirts ,
Necfowcar ,
Gloves and Mits ,
Hosiery ,
C rs and Cujfsolla
Suspenders. ,
Mufflers ,
Eitr Mnfflers ,
Chest Jrotectorsj
Wristlets ,
Sleeve it ? Scarf Holders
Rubber Coats ,
Rubber Ifat Covers ,
Umbrellas ,
Etc. . Etc. , Etc.
CALL AND SEE US ,
A. W. Patterson & Co.
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Tenjple ,
Council Bluffs.
CARPETS.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co.
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OiirFtoch in now complete In pvcry depart
munt and contains nil the latest btxlcsand cireols
n
CARPETS ,
CVKTA INS ,
SHADES
UPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
ETC. . CTC.
-THE-
Largest stock
-ANH-
Lowest Prices.
THE ONLY MXCI.UBIVIJ CAUl'KT HOUSE IN
\VKf5TKItN IOWA.
PAMl'I.ES nirnlsliod npou application to o
own partlot.
FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDRE
Council Bluffs Carpet Company
AO5 Broadway.
Chicaco Water Meter
Vimerfurnlfthcil fimn hydrant prcffiiro for
ilritliiK all lUinlH of IlKht jiHiclilin-ry. HIKT | , > I
lUii'iitlon Khi'ii lo iiuilii'h OIKIIII l > loirltir. ) \ \ c
run priiitinir piovH.imml vhuiu | | < ri < lcti prxiun
frec/ciH , poliMiliiK lutbi's , sowing inuoliiucs , fie.
Tlio licit phrupt'bi motor utailo. Bend lur cir-
i-ulur. In i : j in Cuuncll Illnffii by
Ili-o joh oulcii.
1'iion iik'hiiiMt.iiioat market.
( liUaKn Went MuiKft.
llhliulorft > r'ri Mfal Market.
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Kuitil Kli-cli , toffoORTlndur.
'lllnif Acnt , 18 Ma'n ft , Council IllntTg , lovra.
Illl 1'immm Hl.Onmlm.
B. BICE , M. D.
ur ether turner * rommoU without
1 tlio knlfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES or mi ki.d , ei , T.
Uti > rllilit > jcura'iH-wtcal ojiMjrtiiiixi , OOloo
No. U IVatl MII el. i mini II ItlulU.
MTCO.NSUI.TAT10S 1114.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTIci : . SK-clrU | flelrrrllsrmoaK such RS
I.ort , Vouncl , To r/onn , For Sixtp , To Kent , Waats
Hoimllmr , tic. , mil l > o Insertptl In tlil column at
Ilio low into of Ti.V : CUNTS Hill l.INU for tlio
flrslluscrUounad 1'IVK CCNTS j EU jt.vi2 for
cnch FtilKcqupnt Insertion. U-iuo nihptttan-
tncnfeat our ollico , No. LJ I'carl sticcl , near
llronJnny.
"T7AI1M roit S.UK-AIII liRtwTtiYir roi < i POOH.
J. JBOncrc-i , Oli intifg enutlnuM r Oninlni. 15
room houfo.ojn client wi-ll Mini elMorii,2liiuii ,
tine for olKlit hup-r ? . onu tor a ) co ss lien , tool
and \Tiipon houses ; IOJ nen i In timothy : BVOiti
foiost lrie < ! . cot Ion uiioil.Mock wnlnut , u > h nnil
innple : jrooil ouhnul , niiplni , oKi'i rlr , i > liiins.
prnpea mid -nmll fmll . Nc\cr nilllnir stook
' limn' ' UIHU > " ' 6 ° ° ' "owlwnj , Couiicll
AVtVN1 , K1 > To IM'.V K. ( .con
liaiul lioii < eli < ilil tfoo.ls Hint mo onvred lor
fu'.p. Midi us linnltiiie , earpcts. flovt" < , etc.
'
I'rrtiins not hnltt \ \ JTiuiTt.v nrst-el < n woodq
trill riuo tlmo hv not i > pl } Inir. All othcm will
U'irhnpromil ] nltiMitliiM mill Mill ho iiaM tlui
lilvlie < : t niniket pilt-os liy A. J. Matnlol , : ir >
lli-onilwny , ilrnler In now uiul Mrlcily
' - rurnltlite , ele. , cc.
10ll SAl.K-llolnir ilcdliniiq of nmvlnp To
Omulm.nn iKfoinitiirmvbuclni o. t oifpr
lor Nile my ii'sMeiife , vdincr Kon.'th'nvoimo
nitd Ninth tdrect. lii'inlioon iiu'iulsts. A. l > .
llialnard.
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H OUSKS VOII HUVT-At McMulion & Co's ,
No. I I'carl stiot't. '
*
roil SALE , roil HUNT Oil KXCIIAMIK.
H -M-Tor Mdporreul.on VP T liberal terms.
The Council HlutT * Paper Mill , iiiniplctc , with
the largo boaidinir house and three tunes o
No. 5M-A biHncta property In Cliorukcc
riicroki-o county , lima , will ttado for westi
lands. Value , about J < , OUO.
No.iW A beautiful home In thn tnnnor 111. , .
Inirc , Mali cotinty , Iowa , fet Nebraska Innd
Kn. 11 A peed hii lness property and nl o
irooil rt-sldi'iico proppity in the town of Ohonvo
McLean county , 111 , , ln\r down for cash or wll
CM'liaiiKO foi ttnatcrn Iniuls.
No. 17 ! ) A splendid farm , well linpro\pdC(0 (
neies In Dlckln in coiintj , Ion a , jnlnhif ; Iho
lownof Spirit Lake. I'litu , for u < < hort llmo
J.'Ti per rtui o.
No. Ifl to is * Am four Inpiovpd farms Ir
riillllps county. Kan a , wtcliIth a small In
enmliianco. Ilioomiltimnlll tin oxclmngcil lot
tinlnciimbrredwlld land In Nnhiatkn.
No. Iff. ] IHU acres In Holt county , Noli. , Jnitly
Improved , al n Wf ? barKiiln. Wants to c.\clmngo
lor meix'hinidl e.
No. M A line two Mory brick ipeldciice , ono
of the best locations In Council HlliIlH. lll tnulo
lor Komi tiiilneunliorcd Kansas or Nuhiaska
latuh , Value. $ I5OCIU.
Nn. 65 and II Aio two other Vealillful homes
In Council lllnlTb , which cash payments will buy
at n Imiiraln.
No. nc A beautiful suburban tnention In town
Hly , Iowa , will tvichangu lor wcsti'in lands.
Value , $ nuo9.
The above are only n fair or our special bar
Kalns. If jon'\o ot anjthlnjrlo tiadoor sell ,
or Kant to wll any n-.il e tate or merchandl o ,
XM'ltl'1H. Wo llH\O SOV PI III UOOd Mocks Ol RUOllS
to Undo for Kinds. SWAN t WAUCI'U ,
Council llluffs , Io\rn.
UNION TfCKET OFFICE
J. L. De BEVOISE , Agent.
No. M" llroadwav. Council Illuffa.
Bailway Time Table.
COUNCI
The follonlntr N the than of in-rival aud
( leimitiiro of lining by cent nil Miindmd time , nt
Ibe local depot * . Tinlns leave liiiiilerilcpot Ion
nilmitPH ciuller and aulvo lea mliuiU" > liilrr :
. . .
n:2TiA. : V . Mull and l'\pi ( .ts . 0Wl : ) . .
lUiJU i1.M . Aiconiuioilatloi . 4flM : ( . M.
CM01Jl. . . . Kxpies.3 . . . . OiOi.l. M.
CIIICAI.O A nncic iiiaMi.
9 : iA. M . ilalltind Kxpu-ss . 0Kli : > . M.
7:15 : A. si . Accommodation . 5:41 : 1M ,
5Xr. : ; ) M . i\pu's ; > . . Ut'ViA. ' M.
cnioMio.nr.wiMi ; * sr. I-.M t ,
PM : A. si . Mall and i\picss : . H:50r. : M.
. IIUlll.lMIIO.s .S.
! ' : " . " A. M . Mull mid i\uxbi : | . . .
(1:10 ( : I'.M . Kxpiess . 11:05 : A , II.
WAMAMI , l-T. I.OI11S& I'Al'lHO.
2:0. : > iM.Ix > val Ht. Lniils Kttirt-ss IAICII )
: : : ril ) i-.M.TtaiitforSt. lAiiils llx.'l'iiiiisfcr. : ! : ! i' . M
KANSAS lITV. ! M' . JOl ! ft COlTMi ; ! < UI.UH-'S '
10.00 A. M . Mall and i\piost : . l.MUl'.M.
SMr. : M . i\pr : < " . 0"oA.M : ,
bioux CITY & j'Afine.
7:1"iA. : l . Hioux Cltv Mull . . ' . . 0nOi-.jr. :
8U5r. ; 11 . M. 1'Hlll ll.xpies-i
l..MOS 1-AC1HC.
10KtA. : : M . 'riitoni'h KxpirfS . .8:4" , 1 * . M.
2:111 : r. M. . . Lincoln Pas * . . Om. .t 11. V . . ' : ( V iM. .
' .iWl'.M . Oveil.md K ; prc is . : 1,1 A.M.
DIIMMV TllltNSTO OMAHA.
J.oave Council llluirs 7m b:0f 11:30 : 10:30 :
II iO a. m. ; lao2:30J4a : : : : : > : r.-80 :
11 : < 5 p. in. aun.laT . MU.iJO11:30 - - a. m ;
y : t > , i.tV-ri.25 : ( I ! l 11:45 : p.m. Jj-imi OmHha
' ! : io ! 7K ; 8:60 10:00 : 11 : ' 0 a. in : 1HOM : : ( -
: iUU : IOJ 5 m : ajflllU : : 11. in. Sundays ' 33
8:5011:00 : : 11. ni.S:00-a.M : ( i:000:03 : : -11:10 : p.m
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Kens Fall & Winter Wear
Jims' nnd Hoys' IliiFlnpM Pints.
Hens' and llo > ' Dress feultrt.
Clilldions' Uveiy Day and lrp n Suits.
Overcoats for Men , floya uiid Children.
Murchnnt Tailor Suits.
Mtrchaut Tailor Ooivoats. .
MorelmntTallbo
K'liml to tilt otTio older ,
At half Iho pilco
VM Mens' finllH ami OvcrcoaH.
li-nn Muni' SultH and Ooico.ua. .
1'ut Jlcns' Tniwsnrs
Framlcf-3 BhlitH and Trorrecri In Bootcb vrooli ,
MiHllcatod Scarlets. Kr.tr * . Heavy linlhrlreans ,
fancy Colored Wooband mucd quallnoa , Jiuiu
* io each to tl.J ) .
DUNLAP AND STETSON HATS
FOU TUB rAIJj OK 1SS3
G-loves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Cuffs ,
Of Orel cUia qur.lltlcs and reasonable prlcei.
Bros.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
42 and ! H llroadwav , Oouucll Uluffs , low * .
Chicago Lumber Co.
\Vholt-5iilii uud i ! ail I.nmlK-r , l-utli , .Slingli |
Hai.li , IMirri and UUiiiN. folo ntfrnU * for the
i ulfliriUuil MntlildKMi'l roiinuili.ilml Wlillo
L.tii * ; , t5 , I * .
OUT ,
We Propose to Go Out of the
Retail Dry Goods Business
And shall commence the sale
of closing out from date of
our entire stock of Dry
Goods , fixtures , etc. , in part
or parcel.
parcel.ra
ra o
Will find it to their interest
to attend this sale.
; s
Council Bluffs , la.
w.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
. . .
Brick Iniildlnja of any kind ralfod or ruorcd . and s.illstacllon simr.intood. Finnic honsi'S mor
oiiLHllu ( Haul trucks tli host in thu world.
808 Eiglitli Avenue and Eighth Sfrtioh
J. M. SMITH
LEADING
Tailor !
NO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Slitter Hotel
MISSOURI VALLEY , IOWA.
Kbppfially mlntttoil for the traiolliitf tiuhllo
lKht In the busliK bsccnter. Kutcs $1 Waduy
STEAM LAUNDRY
( GEO. W , SCHINDLLE & CO. , )
Ho. 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
All work RUaimilced equal lo Troy Unmdry
work. Woik railed for and dulhurwl PUI28.
AllKoods by mail or express rucelvo prompt at-
tcntliui.
Hprcialtles Clcatillucss ana ptom pi ness. 'Jul
cphono No I.VJ.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council IluT ) ( havlnir
Esoa/p ©
nrovomcuts , call bill * , flro
i \ie\lH \ \ , olo. , In thu
CRESTON HOUSE !
\ > 'oe. 19.H mid S19 , Main Street ,
MAX MOHN , J'rovrlolor.
MEBGEN HOTEL ,
Main St , , Con no ! ) DhiMV
Nc r tlm ( ' . , H. * Q. ; t1. , M. A SI. I' . , mid
0. , II. J. A P. nillway < -pot t < i. riui-i-i i-tus
door. Kvcrj tiling non anil llmt
I
l'rot > rivtor utitl Alanatcr ,
WEHMAN" & MEYEffS
Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue , ,
COU.NCIIj
Itlnk far ifint for theatrical pcrforninnrt *
hulls , purlloc , utc.
lofiP-'liiiiouls anil n ritrx i.vn.S O
ovuiy nioinliDf. '
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
iHNtTr.icrunf.it AM * m : un : IN
HAIR GOODS.
No. 337 Broadway , Council BluiTo.
JACOB SIMS , I
ATTORNEY AT LAW
J'ractloos In Slut < ami rc.lci'.U < .iiii'
I Minimi 7 niiileSniixail Knuiv liciifi.
rues. oriiCEii. w , n , M. JH ? M
OFFICER & FUSEY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , t
Northwestern Hotel. '
Xu\\l ) ffttiilainl liuiiMuil. O.p | Hioa
JJiiiiiiny IK'iiiJt. sl.'iJju'i il.iv.
.s.v.Mi'i.i. 'j'.i n : ,
L. H. BKIiSJIAVV , M.III.K-I- .
Dress Making Palors ,
MRS. J. A.
Of Now Viul. Cll > .
1107 Droailway , Oi | | > . roopli ) ' * flore <
HiKHlnl t > rli' < > 9. Cuitlntr mid lltdiiK. ( T yU
ry lcinlwhok ) hliit , ( i ; busipic and loloom it
Vl.V ) ; Mull or taiUir-nnulu drt-ttict , 4M to li
J'litl clubs \furl ; KimimiU'e I
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
OOlcuOrer Anierluui Kxprets ,