o TI1E O iAHA DATTAr BEE : WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 24 , 1S8G.
THE DAILY BEK
COUNCJl BLUFFS
„ \ \ KDN'KSDAY MORN ING NOV. 21 ,
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered by cnirier In miy pnrt of the city at
twenty ct-tits per wrok.
11. W.TII.TOX , - - Manager.
Tii.ii : : > HONK3l
NlunrEbiTOti No. 21.
MINOIt 3II3NTION.
N. Y. I'lttiiibins Co.
Now fall floods at Holler's.
Conner & McCuo soil stoves.
Yarns and Xophyrsat II. Friedman's.
I'anols at .ft.50 ) ] mr do/en at Solimiiit's
gnllory , Main stroot.
No. ! H7 Broadway Publishers' book
( talc.
talc.A
A wedding took plc.cn on Glen avunuu
yesterday afternoon.
Permit to wud has boon < rivpn H. C.
Crowl and Dora Jur ens , both ol this
city.
city.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Con lei will poml
Thank.StfivinK In Sioux City \vllh lior
sister ami otliur friends.
You can find the largest and best as
sortment In \ \ eel and Silk Mittens in the
city at H. Friedman's.
ion't ) forget that the publishers' book
sain opens to-morrow. Cocko & Morgan's
old stand , No 317 Uroadity.
The daughters of Kcbnknhgivc a grand
ball this evening , and a number from
Omaha are expected to participate.
For Hue lloisci'i go to II. Friedman's.
Invitations to the wedding of Frank A.
Shupnrd and Miss Hatlio Gardner for
Thanksgiving day are being sent out.
Yesterday \ViUiam Duncan , one of the
employes of the Miiullcr music company ,
full from a step ladder and sprained Ins
ankle.
Tliuro Is a rush of applicants for free
lodging at the city jail , now that is is too
cold to sleep out of doors. The average
nightly number is increasing.
The young man , Briggs , alias Pippins ,
has settled Ins dilh'eully at Moborly by
paying his board bill and returning the
stolen overcoat , and has been released.
No. ! M7 Broadway is the place to buy
cheap books.
The lirontmi's ball last evening proved
a great success and u very enjoyable
event. The details were well managed ,
and it is hoped that the net proceeds will
prove u snug benefit for the braVe lads.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Fannie
Walker entertained a company of friends
in honor of Miss llattio Koss , daughter
of Chancellor Ross , of the state univer
sity , who is visiting here and the guest of
Miss \Valker.
The suit of the O.sknloqsa Nridgo com
pany against the county is in progress at
Atlantic , and is taking the time and at
tention of a number of Council Binds
ollicials , including Supervisor Graham ,
Jeputv Auditor Anult , County Attorney
Kaiitloy ; and others.
. Big bargains in underwear at II. Fried-
man's.
The street car company is putting in
its turnouts , so as to render it possible to
make speedier trips than heretofore , and
soon Council ISlufl's will have a really
metropolitan line , running with such fre-
ftionc.v | as to render it an easy matter to
reach all parts of the city at any hour ot
the day.
It. Is expected that after the first of the
nionlh the street car service will begin
in earnest to make ton-minute trips , and
thus bettor accommodate the public.
The prediction is made that the company
will then begin to tnako money out of the
line , as there will be a largo increase in
the number of patrons , if one does not
have to wait but a few mlnntc.s at the
longest in order to get a car.
PulillKlicrs' Hook Sale Opens
tomorrovmorning. . You are respect
fully invited to cull.
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Pcrfiomil Paragraphs.
Ed Sherlock is the smiling papa of : i
girl baby , which put in an appearance
on Monday.
W. T. Wilcox , of the law linn of French
& Wileox , North 1'latte , Neb. , was in the
city yesterday and will spend Tlnnks-
giving at Ins old homo in Oakland , la.
Air. Jacob Sims , the well known attor
ney , has returned from a happy visit to
lii.s old Wisconsin home.
II. ( - . Choynoy , of the Smiix City rotitu ,
is still lying very dangerously il'f at his
homo in tins city.
Bargains in Kibbons at II. Friedman's
There being no prisoners in the city
jail , the workmen had a good chanceyfs-
torday to 1111 up the hole recently dug by
Comanche Hill , and from which he came
very nc.ar escaping. The place was
patched up , tint the jail can not be
deemed secure until either a stone or iron
lloor is put , in , the cement being easily
broken through. Estimates are being
made of the expense of la.ylng a lloor of
artificial stone , a foot thick , and It is
thought that this will mukn the jail so
that prisoners will notfall out of it.
Wall paper , shades , paints , etc. II. P.
Is'iles , No.102 Uroadway.
The PiililiHliot-H' Hook Sale
will give all literary people an excellent
opportunity to replenish their libraries.
Hooks will Do sold at less than half pub
lishers' regular prices.
MoWhortor , Kollins & Co. , who have
boon located in the store with Kiplingcr
it Moore for the past year , will discon
tinue their business in this city uftor the
ends of this month and transfer the same
to their Omaha otllcit. The many trlends
of the "Co. " of this linn , Mr. W 11.
Wakolleld , will regret to learn of his ie-
turn to Omaha , as ho has made a largti
number of friends during his manage
ment of the ofllce , us well as being a
social favorite with many of the well-
known society people.
For 1'ino Hosiery go to II. Friedman's ,
Call for everything yon noril , botton :
prices , Everybody'H store , 8W Main.
Host dinner in the city at Doc am !
Hilly's , -101 Uroadway , US cents ,
Mr , Melvin Smith , who has pnrehaset
the abstract books of McMahon & Co.
has served as recorder of Crawfon
county for throe terms past. He in a inosl
worthy eitl/.cn and a valuable accession
to this city. Ho Is an old soldier , and is
ouartormaster general of the ( ! . A. H , foi
lliis st.ite , and prominent in other circles
Ilia term of otlico as recorder does no1
expire until January Land he will ther
remove to this rltv. In the meantime hi
will have supervision of the business am
give it a ? much of his personal attentioi
us possible ,
Great reduction in hats at H , Fried
"nuin's.
Mrs. Dr. 1) Truesdoll. a graduate ol
the Toronto , Canaila , Therapeutics in
Blitute. is prepared to treat all classes o !
diseases "anil demonstrate the curativi
power of electricity1' in accordance will
a new und complete system ot Electro
'Don't l.py your now suit or ovcrcoai
until you look at those at Metcalf Uros.
THE COST OF A RIGHT OF WAY ,
The Tenth Avenue Folks Name Thtir
Damages.
PREPARING TO GIVE THANKS.
Homo Important llenl Kstnte Icnl
. \n Old Man Siilcldcfl
Uriel' - Mention.
Tenth Avciiun Conrcrnncn.
In accordance with the announcement
made , the city council and property
owners on Tenth avenue mot yesterday
morning at Kahle's hotel to consult concerning -
corning the giving to the Union Pacific of
the right of way no that avenue to Fourth
street. It has been susseated that in
stead of golnir tip Tenth avenue that the
city give the road the right of way along
the alloy on the south of Tenth avenue ,
as there would be less damage to individ
ual property owners , and it seems that
the route would be all that is needed.
The rail way company not seeming dis
posed to accept this route , this meeting
was called to ascertain approximately
how much it would cost to go up Tenth
avenue. Mayor Gronowcg was made
chairman of the meeting and E. II.
Odcll secretary.
The expression of all the propcrg (
owners present was unanimously in
favor of letting the road take some other
route , but that if Tenth a\euno was to bo
used they should be paid damages.
There was no representative of the
Union Pacilic company present ovcopt
George I1. Wright , who was not strictly
KO. Mr. Wright said that ho expected
that Mr. Burns would bo present , but
that Mr. Hums had informed him that in
case of his necessary absence , Mr.
Wright slwuld represent the company so
far as it was ncccs.saryeto have the com
pany represented. Mr. Wright , as one
of the citizens' committee , explained the
situation. At the time of liling com
plaints with the railway * commissioners
against the Union J'aeilic , one of the
causes alleged was that the company did
not maintain any freight depot at or near
Main street tor the accommodation of
the many heavy jobbing houses located
in that vicinity : The company agreed
to establish such a froitrht depot if the
citizens would secure the right of way
tor the tracks. The company was not
anxious to go tip Tenth avonno , but the
move was on the part of the citi/.ens's
committee , of which . ) . T. Stewart was
the chairman , and Mr. Merriam the sec
retary. A .sub-committee , of which
George F. Wright was the chairman , was
appointed to see that the necessary ordi
nance was passed by the council , and the
right of way secured. Such was the
history in brief of the present movo.
The dillerent property owners were
then called in , one after another , to state
the value of their property , and what
they considered fair damages , with a
view of enlightening the council and
citizens as to what would bo the probable
cost.
cost.Mrs. . llingcisbprg , formerly Mrs. Blake ,
valued her property at $2,000 , and esti
mated her damages at ? 1,000.
Mr. Kahle valued Ins hotel property at
$10,000 , and placed his damages at $ 0,000 ,
provided ho could bo given the right of
way to get at his hotel on the west.
P. P. Alien valueil his at SU.OOO , and his
damages at $1,200. Mr. Allen proposed
to give $100 if the company would accept
the alley ronto and leave Tenth avenue
alone , and Mr. Kahlo said he would give
Ids check for sj' 00 for the same purpose ,
thus showing how eager these gentlemen
are to have some other route taken , rather
than accept any damages.
P. B. Hunt , through Odell Bros. &Co. ,
valued' his property at $1,600 , and dam-
apes at $1.000.
Mrs. .1. W. Chapman , represented by
Spencer Smith , value of property $2,000 ,
and damages l.OOO.
Win. 11. Marble valued his at $2,500 ,
and damages $1,000.
Mr. Shea , value $1,200 , damages $1,000.
John Miller placed his at the same.
Mr. Key valued his at $1,500 , and the
damages at $1,000.
Mr. Holmes estimated his damages as
$900 on $ aOUO worth of nropcrty.
Mr. Casey valued his house ami lot at
$1,500 , and put his damages at $1)50. )
Teller Bros. , who own the grocery
store at the corner of Alain street , put
their damages at $1,000 , and the value of
the property ? : ) ,000. Henry Teller , who
owns property on Fourth street , esti
mated its value at $0,300 , and put the
damages at $8,500.
Mr. J. Sullivan , living between Third
and Fourth streets , put his damages at
§ 300 on a $ : ) ,000 residence , provided the
tracks turned , as now proposed , at the
corner of Fourth streo , and run oil' south
east from there , instead of running along
the avenuo.
Under tl.e same understanding Wm.
Fit/.gerald lixcd his valuation and dama
ges , as did also Mr. Linsk.
Robert Anult , who lives east of Sulli
van's , put his damages at ? 4r 0.
I1' . . ) . Thomas estimated his property
at $3,000. and Ins damages at $1,000.
This did not include all the owners of
improved property but nearly so. It
Kccmcd that they set the figures for dama
ges plenty high enough , but this was
natural , and about what any one would
do under the circumstances.
The value of the property thus repre
sented aggregated $ .7,1,500 , and the total
damages claimed $211,700 , so that it
appears that they deem the laying of the
railway track along the avenue depreci
ates the property about one half.
There was little to bo done after get
ting these statements. No onn * > ccincii to
have tiny authority to speak for the rail
way company , whether it would pay any
such damages. It was afterwards
learned , from apparently reliable sources ,
that the company doo.s iiot expect to pay
any damages , but that it looks to the oity
to furnish the right of way , if it estab
lishes the desired freight depot.
In regard to the Union Pacific , Mr.
Wright naid that the company desired
to have the matter Foltledono way ot
another as soon as possible , so that it
might go ahead with its arrangements. It
had arranged so that if tltu track ran
along Tenth avenue , it could got its dirl
for the new bridge from the blnfl's in the
eastern part of the ctty. If not , it hail
already arranged with the North western
railway to use its track for getting dirl
from the other blulls. It .simply wauled
to know which route to adopt.
It was expected that a council meeting
would bo held last evening to take fur
tlior action in the matter , but it was
deemed best to postpone the meeting
until un.\t Monday niglit.
Bargains in RibboiiH at II. Friedman's
Electric door bulls , burglar alarma ami
every form of domestic ) electrical appll
an cos at thu New York Plumbing Co.
Try Garland Cook stove for soft coal
Cooper and Mcco ( ! have them.
Sco that your books arc made by More
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Services.
There will bo union services held in
Iho Presbyterian churcli to-morrow at 11
o'clock , the sermon to bo given by Rev ,
G , W , Crofts , of the .Coiigregatjonn ;
church. , The choir bt the Presbyterian
church 1ms. arranged for special music ,
the choir consisting of Misses
and Me rs. I M. Troyuor and S C
Noble. The folio. vim ? nni. < ic will be ren-
leri'di
Uruan Voluntary . . . Paltlson
Miss Wcstcutt.
Te lcum-\Ve \ Prnlso Tliro , O ( ? od , " . . .
. . .Mlllnrd
Misses MciUel ami Messrs. Titijnor and
Xoblc.
Solo "Clmrll y , " . Knurc
Mr. Troynor.
Duel "Holy Father , Uulde Thy Chil
dren " . Wallace
MIssrsMpikel.
Voluntary ( Srnnd .March "Tann-
liaiiser . Wagner
Miss Westcott.
You can Unit the largest and best as-
torlment In wool and silk mittens in the
city at II. Friedman'- * .
Mrs. A. S. Hall is prepared to do
dressmaking on short notice and at reasonable
enable prices. No. ! j28 Broadway.
Another Intpni taut Heal Kstnlo Halo.
A forty-acre tract owned by the Kansas
Jlly & St. Joe railroad has just been sold
by Messrs. Odell Bros. & Co. to a syndi
cate composed of the following gentle
men : I. . W. Tullcys , Samuel Haas ,
George T. Phelps , II. W. Tilton , Nathan
Merriam , P. C. lleimbangh and William
j. Shrivcr. This is tins second tract sold
l > otweon the two cities within a short
time and next spring will show great
activity in preparing the above ground
for premise * .
Big bargains in underwear at 11. Fried
man s.
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Kvcryboity Ijlkcw It.
Any person sending 15 cents to the ad
vertising department of the Wabash
route , St. Louis , Mo. , will receive by re
turn mall a handsome , well bound book ,
jiititlnd "Social Amusements , " contain
ing all the latest and most novel parlor
panics , charades , etc. The best publica
tion ever issued for anyone giving an
evening parly.
Weather "trips at Chapman's , 103 Main.
E. II. Shcafo fe Co. , loan money on
chattlo security ot every description ; of-
lice No. COO Broadway , upstairs.
A Itonii 1'ldc Sate.
The papers in the eighty acre tract sale
made by Odcll Hroi. & Company some
ime since were filed for record Monday.
The money consideration hns been in Iho
lands of Messrs. Ollicer & Pit soy ever
since the deal was closed , but as it required -
quired some time to comr-lele the neces
sary papers they have but just boon
recorded.- The above delay in recording
.he deeds has been seized upon as
foundation for a-.roport that the above
cal estate transaction was only a "make
juliovo" and "in the minds1' of the real
jstato linn interested. To publish abroad
.hat transactions of this magnitude arc
"straw" all'airs is not the way to help
ilong the boom and the parties starling
such canards arc injuring the cities in
terests. _
Yarns and Zephyrs at II. "Friedman's.
The best stove I ever had is tiio verdict
of thousands who haye used the Radiant
Homo base burner. Cooper & MeGcc ,
agents. _ _ _
P. C. DcVol sells Stewart , Climax ,
Acorn and Westminster hard coal burn-
er.H. Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves
and ranges. Economy steam nnd warm
air furnaces , No. oOl Broadway.
Weary of Mfc.
A suicide was reported from York
.ownship yesterday , the one tired of life
jeing an old resident of this county. Jra
L. Palmer , aged about fifty-eight years.
He has been despondent for sonic time ,
and the route chosen by him for getting
out of his supposed troubles was by
strychnine. He leaves quite a large fam
ily of children. His wife died some time
time ago , and last July ho married Sarah
McCartney , of this city.
Stampingaml full variety- embroidery
aterials. Mrs. H. P. Miles , -102B'dway.
Five Hmi'lred Overcoats for Boys and
Children from $1.50 up.
AIvrcAi.i' 13io.s :
The Publisher * ' Book Sale
opens to-morrow at 1117 15roadway , Coeke
& Morgan's old stand.
Charles u Davis , better known as
Alvin Joslyn- appeared at the opera
house last evening. Ho has made a
wonderful success , considering the fact
that ho is largely an imitator and a
mimic rather than a true comedian , with
real 01 iginulfty. Hois one of the most
overrated men on the stage to-day , and
ruled by none more highly than by him
self. He is a very shrewd advertiser , and
his posters and bills stagger the public
with the assurance of most startling and
wonderful features. His display of
diamonds , his loud talk on the street and
in corridor make him known to many
who would lo.so sight of a more modest
and meritorious actor , lie is active ,
makes a stir wherever ho appears and suc
ceeds in making money out of a siiow
which is only fair.
Hard and soft coal , best quality , all
si/.os. Missouri and Iowa wood. 'C. B.
Fuel company , 530 Uroadway. Tele
phone 1UO. _ _
Good overcoat $2.50. punts $1 to f ! U > 0 ,
other goods in proportion. Everybody's
store , 23 Main.
Substantial abstracts of titles and roa
ebtato loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street. Council Blulls.
Notice.
I desire to Inform the public that in
compliance with the wish of my late hus
band , Mr. Ernst Burhoru , I shall con
tinue the jewelry and watchmaker's busi
ness at the old stand , No. 17 South M-un
street , and under the former linn niimo
of E. Hurhorn. Thanking the many
patrons and friends of Mr. flurhorn for
their liberal patronage in the past 1 now
respectfully solicit a continuance of the
buino , MOM , IK Lr.i : Buitnou.N ,
Council Blulls , Nov. 2U , 1880.
Dr. llanchctt.ollicoNo 12 Pearl streets
Residence 120 1-ourth street. Telephone
No. 10.
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Everybody's store , good place to buy
goods , No. t23 * Main street.
Mary Gorstonborg was yesterday
brought before Justice Schuron a
change of venue from Justice ! ralnoy ,
charged with forgery. Her husband , 'a
worthless sort of follow , who is now
hanging abonl Omaha , claims that ho re
ceived Ins allowance from the old coun
try , amounting to $300 , anil thai siio
signed Iho papers and gel them cashed ,
forging his name lo idem. The Mate-
inent scorned tishy in many respects , but
Justice Frainey issued the warrant , and
Mary was arrested. As expected , the
husband did not show up yesterday , and
the ease was dismissed. The wife now
threatens vengeance , and aya that if HIO
can catch Fivd on this side of the river
she will have him arrested for perjury in
swearing to any such information , there
being no foundation In the least for any
such charge against her ,
See West Point base heater. Latest
improvements in heating stoves.
_ W. A. WOOD.
Weather strips.al Chapman's , 105 Main.
All varieties of game undjish. Oysters
all styles. Short orders specialty , Doc
& Billy's , 401 Uroadway. Just look in
tlicir window.
Natural Science nml the Super
natural.
From "Science atid Theology , " by John
Burrough. . In Popular Science Monthly
for December , ; One of Iho latest phases
of the religious lliouuhl of the times seems
to be a dcsireito get rid of , or to explain
away , the supernatural-at least to reclaim -
claim and dotnciticnto it and convince
mankind thai it U not the irresponsible
outlaw wo have so long been led to sup
pose a desire ' iionrly as marked in Iho
theology as .in , thn science oflhedaj.
Thus , the bishop of Exeter ( Dr. Temple ) ,
in his Bamntdn Irctures of 1831 , on the
"Rolatiousbotwecn religion and science , "
upholds Iho belief in miracles , without
calling lo his aid th'o belief in Iho super
natural as the word Is commonly used.
A miracle , ho urges , may bo only some
phase of tin- natural not yet understood ;
the turning of water into wine by word
of command , or Iho miracle of Iho loaves
and the IKlic ? , may have been accom
plished by the exercise of some power
ovornaliire which is perfectly scienlilic ,
bul of which man as yet has imperfect
control.
And the duke of Argyll , in his "Reign
of Law , " cautions us ilgalnst assigning
an event or a phenomenon to Iho agency
of the supernatural until we are quite
sure we umlerstaiid Iho limits of the nat
ural the natural may teach far enough
to include all that wo have comnioiuv
called the supernatural. Thu latest con
siderable attempt in this direction is fur
nished by the work of Professor Henry
Driiminotid on "Natural Law in the Spir-
tual World'a work which undertakes lo
demonstrate * the naluraluess of the super
natural , or the oneness of religion and
biology.
Until11 ! , in his "Analogy , " s.iys that
there is no "absurdity in supposing that
there may bo beings in the universe
whose capacity and knowledge and views
may bo so extensive as that the whole
Christian dispensation may lo them ap
pear natural- , that is , analogous or con
formable to God's ' dealings with other
parts of His creation ; as natural as the
visible known course of things appears
to us. "
Such a being seems actually to have
appeared to us in the person of this
Scotch professor. The "whole Christian
dispensation" is to him lilllo more than
a question of experimental science ; Ihe
conversion of Paul is as nalnral and ex
plicable a process to him as the hutching
of an egg or the sprouting of a kernel ot
corn. "Religion , ' he says , "is no dis
heveled mass of aspiration , prayer and
faith. There is no more mystery in relig
ion as to its process than in biology. "
GREAT
SALE.
Immense slock of Ludics' anil Chililrcns'
Underwear will be sold cheap this
week.
We will Continue our Special Sale
- OFFer -
For Another Week ,
New Goods
,
LoY/est / Prices !
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Carpets and Dry Goods
Mail Orders Promptly At ( iMiilcd To.
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RdvnrtlBoinontB , such as Lost , Found
To Loan , I'or Stile , To Itont , ftftnts. lloHr.i3lntr ,
etc. , will boinccrtuil in IliU column nt tlio low
rntoof TIN CENTS 1'BK LINE forilio first Insor-
loniind rivoCoiils I'or Ijlnu for ciieli subfloqucint
inxurtlon , Lcuro aUvcrllsoinunlx nt our olllvn
No. 12 I'ciil slruct , nuur liroailwiijr , Council
Illutrs.
WANTS.
HUNT l-'iirnlsuixl rooms , nio riluiru. t
W ANTHD-A rouln. boy with pony to curry IIco
SAU-Ulil : puperii for tmlu nt Ilio lloo
ITtUil . _
WANTini l'rtlcs lntfri < llni ; lo bo nuirrlcd
art ) wnnlril to unll tit tbo 1'rynr'fl lieu job
ofllco to select tHyjr woilillnir cams.
Fine Jlanyinu Lamps , JCon.iu lar -
Gauds , e.lc.
A. J. MANDEL ,
jVo. HSH tUX3 Uftitida'an ,
COUNCIL JII.UITS , . . . IOWA
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS ,
COUNCIL , BLUM'S , IA ,
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
bicadipg Sbylos and IrppofLoliorjs QopsLapbly op
14OO Fnrnnm Street , Omaha , Nob.
I Will Pay the Highest Price m
FOR ALL KINDS OF
FMSTK MW STOVES ,
XO. 00 S imOAlMVAV , COUXt'II. ItMUT
96 Pearl Street.
WE GIVE AWAY A
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR PICTURE
WITH EVERY THREE CANS OF
. 's Baling Powder.
These arc Oil Paintings in. ( lilt Frames ,
! i\24. ( ) We also keep a line line of
fancy and Staple Groceries ,
All Orders to Telephone No. 20 , will bo
Promptly Filled.
J. W. KLEEB ,
JVO. .
MELVIN SMITH & CO ,
stLri : o s TO
UAHON & GO ,
Abst-acts of Title , Loan and Real Es-
tat ) Brokers No. 238 Main St.
cfl the "most relia
ble filMtrarl. froo/w ill tliin county- "
Known rfs Ihc "JfcMnlion stb.-itract
Jionkij. " ivenrctiow i > rci > < urilto/'iti'-
nixli abslmctit nnd respect f nil 11 M > -
lii-il tlie pati'HiHiycof till tliotti' < lcnii'-
iiKj correct abut fact. * of title to liintls
and lot. * in l'ott < nv < ittaiiiiti countn.
mm SMITH & co , ,
NO , 236 MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
BE SURE
to see our poultry
anil get onr prices
liefor'e you liny your
THANKSGIVING TURKEY !
Tiie Fiiest Lins of Fany ; anl Staple
CrocsrI sn the CIt/ ,
J. W. KLEEB ,
Grocer , Eta. 345 Grsa ay.
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Iq Irjo ( ollov/ing Companies :
German Amr'lcan , of Ntul fork
Phtrnlt , * of Hartford.
Hartford , " of Hartford.
Callfornian , of San Francisco ,
Scottish Union & National , f
Union , of San Francisco.
State , * if Des Molnes.
Wllllanisturg Wy. ( of Diooklijn.
Those mart.nl with a * Insure alto against loss by
Wind Sttrnit , Cgclonts and Tornadoes
. .
ron KM.r. IN COUNCIL
.
AND OMAHA.
ONEY LOANED OK coon CITY
M AND TAKM I'KOl'I.HTV AT LoWKSI'
KAlT.b. * * * * * * "
B. RICE , M.
Or otUor Tumors rouiovcKl without
tuo knlfoorilrawlntf ot blood.
Over No. II luuty 1'uiirlBl. ream , 1'oiinoil iiniolu'iUoipi lllutfe.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over Ameiican Express ,
JOHN Y. STONI5. JACOU
STONE & SIMS ,
ATT6RHEYS-AT-UW ,
IVaclicujli thu State and Federal .court *
Rooms 7 and 8 ShuRurt-Huiio lilosk.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO ,
We a rest ill offering
tlttins in
offered in tJti * citi/or the
Our stock is a. * la rye and complete
as any you can jlnd , and we i/nar-
cintccprices an-ay bcloiu all coin-
petition.
ll'c have at.to a fall line of
OfallijradcA amt make , inclndlny
Lace , Turcoman , C'licnlllc , frish
J'oint , etc. , etc.
OUR RUG Department
Comprises Turkish , Sin if rn id , Kcr-
racli. llrusscls , A.i : > n luster , etc. , at
prices loirer than the lowest *
CurtainGoodsbytMarti
Window Shades
And jtxtnrc.a , Oil Cloths , Mat liny. * ,
Lincolenins , etc. A laryc line of
fillkand Mohair J'litsltcs and lrp-
holslcry aood. * ; Kasy Chairs , Otto
man * , Foot. Itests , etc. . for the hol
iday trade.
B. L. WILLIAMS
18 N. Main K | , Council Bluffs , la. , and 209
S. 15th st , room 10 , Otnahn , Neb ,
Mnnufiioluror'H Agent for the
CALIGRAPII TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awnings , Roofing , Slate , Mantels
Plate and Window Glass , Show Cases ,
Elcrators , ( hand andanlic , etc.
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
nnd in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of finu drivers , sin.
yle or do-.ble.
MASON WISE ,
Council Kind's ,
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies btu'in a $5 hot or bonnet , one fare
will he paid ; ? u > , lound Irip ,
.IfnirnnU , C'ounty und
ICaiillV < irK ol' All Itimln a.SifC- |
lulty
Prompt Attention to Mall Orders
MOREHOUSE & CO.
Hoom 1 Evoret Hlock , Council Hlnlls
Standard Papcl'H Ut < : d All styles of bmd-
5ng m Ma u/int'a nnd
BLANK BOOKS. -
LI ) . NMlon&l Ituik , il. 1 ! . Bin lib ft Co. ,
Cltkcns1 Honk , Jlenro , Well * Jt Co. ,
Urtt National Hunk , C. II. ln uriiiica Co. ,
OUt ] rJl'ujo > -Uaukci-sC.U ti&tlunt llituk.
ITS TllinWl CAPER "
lfor ft buyer to go where the largest Stork
ftnJ Greatest Varieties arc kept in any i . # .
line. Again , if seller , hns E.M'KKIKNCKU
AccoMMOKATtoxs faithful niul trusty help-
those who buy will be agreeably served ,
mid If seller gi > cs i't i.i. weights nnd meas
ures , you have three excellent reasons for
patronizing such a Hi in.
Fuel consumers oiight therefore to buy of
HEATON FUEL Co. ,
No. 088 Hioaihvny , Council Binds ,
Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
OHEcrcrsiES OJF
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEEKE , WELLS * CO.
Wlit.los.llo
Agricultural Implements ,
Cnrrltiitcs , lUo . ito. : CoiituMl lllUITs , low * .
MANUKACTUIMNU CO.
Mnnufsicttiri'rffof niul Dealers In
Hand and Power Com Shollrs : ,
And nK-i'iu'iiil line or tlr. t olnss HKrlonllmnl
linplcmutiu ,
Nos. ir.OI , IMS , toOJ ntul 15'JT ? oulh Main Strret ,
_ Council llmiTi" . loirn.
1UMU IKAILKY < fc CO. ,
agricultural ImplementsWagons , , Buggies ,
of fsnn Mnohlnurr. .
inwi- ; - . . ; . -
1100 to 1118 SoutU Mnln Street , Council lllutr *
lOITH. |
rAltl'KTS. '
COUNCIL Ul.UFFS CARPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Cloths , Cnrtnln Fiitiircs , Upholstery ( lee
Ktc. No , 103 Uromlirnr Council Hluff.i ,
CIQA113 , TOJUl'CO , K7V.
PKUKKOY & MOOUK ,
Wliolcsulo Joblioi-s In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes A
Nos. SSJtKln aiiJ 27 1'onil Sts. Council Illuac ,
} l '
! ± 'f
SNYDER & LEAMAN ,
Wholesale
Pmit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No. lll'onrl St. , Council ill
HAULB , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Drncifisti1 Hmulrliv ) . Ktc. No. 23 Mnln St. , nnd
No. 21 1'onrl St. , Council mint's.
nil'ITS.
O. W. UUTTS ,
Y/hoIesala / California Fruits a Specialty
General Comml.'Plon. No. 5U
Council T
\VIHT & DUQlJI-rrTK ,
Wliolesnle Fruits , Confectionery ,
-/Nil-
COMMISSION ,
Noo. 1C mill 18 I'.mi-l . . U. Council lllulTs.
H.IUXKSS , ETC.
BKCKMAN , ST11O11BK11N & CO. ,
Mntni'ncturorR or anil Whnlu.tnlo Dnnluni In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
J\n. KJj Mnln Pi. . Council lllii.fa , IOITII.
HATf. CAI'X , KTO.
MKTJALr ( BUOllIKIl.S ,
Jobbers In Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Xof. ! M7 nml III I llroivlwny , Council Illulti.
HEAVY HAniWAJlE.
KI3KLINK & FKLT ,
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
Anil Wood Slock , Council IllutlH. lows.
DIL.S.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wlinli'biilo Ponlorg In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils
22TO. , ETC.
F.Theodore , A cnl , Council llluira. Iowa.
LV3J1IEH PIUXQ KTC.
A. OVEIITON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
Amlllriilifu Mnliii-Iiil Sccaltl | ! < ) , Wliilun1i ) I.um-
li ) > rorall Klndft. Ullico No. I'M Miilu at ,
Council lllulM. lown.
JOHN L1NDEJI ,
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
lor St. Ooltliarrt'a I [ orb Illltcnf. 'No. M
Mnln SI. Couni-ll llluirs.
SCIISKIDKK & HKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic V/ines / and Liquors ,
AuCiW.Wulu i ( . . Ci/uia-ll ninffi.
y-
L. Kiuscirr & co. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
No. 1113 HrouJwny , Council lllutrs.
CEESTON HOUSE
The on I- hotel in Council IMulls having
And nil inn 'crn linpravcincntb.
aiO , 217 and 810 Main st.
MAX MO1IN , Prop.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware , Etc.
, ,
MV. . S. Hcmor & OVs. N'o. 33 Main wt
Conuc'Jl
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards. .
, COUNCIL UL
Uuiuiuy I > jpoU
Horses und ntiilcs kejil con-tiuiU\
hniul , for Halo : tt n-iuil or in cur loads.
OdoriS proiuptly tilled by contract oi >
tthort niiticit. .Stock Bold on coininl.iblon ,
Siiu-rrji V UHI.KV , I'ropriuloru.
ToloiilnuiQNo.nl.
formerly of lull Sale Stubleb. corue/
let , uvu ana -1th Blnujt.