THE OMAHA DAILY" BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 1 , J88ft
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIlfBLUFFS
WKDNKSDAY MORNtMJ DKC. 1. '
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEAHL STREET.
Delivered by tnrricr In nnjpnrt of the cltjnt
twenty cents per week.
11. Vf. TILTO.V , . . . MaiiagcT ,
NICIIT Kimoii No. 23.
MINOIl MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Nrw full goods nt
The district court is 10 1)0 ) open on
Tuesday of next week. The docket is
very large.
All having promised prc'erved fruit ?
tor the Christmas market s.itul them to
.Masonic temple I his morning.
Permit to nmrry was yostunlnA given
to I.oms It. .Meteu ( ami r'dith ( J. hinjiner.
both of Oakland. Al-o to John K. ( ' ,
Wind and Kiln M. Kasmiif-on , both of
tills city.
Ono spruce young ninn slopped up
boldly for n marriage permit yesterday ,
but found < hut hi ; wits to" young am !
most cut ( liu parental consent , lie de
parted sorrowful.
Tito Y. Jl. ( ' . A. rt'.suinrd its Tuesday
tvoninglitcrarvoutorlainmeiits lust even
ing. An excellent programme was well
carried out , and iniii'li enjoyment gained
from it by all who attended.
The .salvation army has been notified
by tin : authorities thai they miisl not
parade IJrosulwny or Main streets , but
nni'-t conlino theii demostratiou to by-
streets. Tliey say they will Darudo , when
mid where they please , ami if lined will
lay out their lines in jail. They evidently
want to oe martyrs , anil there .seems no
special reason for allowing them to be
come. such.
The prisoners in the city jnil yesterday
amused themselves nyst'jalingfroni each
other. The boys do not propose to get
out of practice while in durance vile , and
they succeed well. They ilo not have but
littlu to work on a few ohl clothes but
even a few old clothes have in times past
been .snllicient to cause quite a sensation
in police circles.
Colonel Daily , whose heroic service
during the war was recently given in the
HKI : as narrated by a southern panur , is
given a prominent mention in ( iencral
Hoauregard's new book , the description
being given of the same battle , anil the
colonel pictured , even to his bearing and
his horse , the de.siription being a differ
ent one m details only from that already
given the readers of this paper.
There are parties ot means and ex
perience now looking over the city with
a view of establishing a largo horse mar
ket here , the same as is conducted in
Kansas City and olhnr large cities. It is
proposed to make a market for all sorts
of horses , and to make it so extensive as
to make it a most desirable accession to
the now enterprises of the city. The
parties in looking over the city are im
pressed , as all must be , with the wonder
ful .shipping advantages , so many rail
ways centering here , and with the cheap
ness with which they can secure the nec
essary room.
The now lire alarm system will bo com
pleted , when ? The chief of the lire de
partment replies , "Ask mo .something
easier. " There are portions of the system
arriving daily , and the new boxes are ox-
peeled each train. So soon as they ar-
.rivo the \/ork will bo pushed to a full
completion within three weeks thereafter.
When completed it will be a police alarm
as well as a tire alarm , and will serve the
double purpose. This will bo a
-vr-JllM ' ( fmnhiUias n. lin
and is now compelled to put in n sepa
rate police alarm , which will cost that
city as much as the whole combined sys
tem will cost here.
See that your books are made by .More-
liou.se & Co. , room I , Everett block.
M. V. Itoliror has twodwelling * to rent.
See Ids special ads.
Sec West 1'oint ba-o heater. Latest
improvements in heating stoves ,
\V. A. WOOD.
E. H.SIioafe & Co. , loan money on
chfUtlo M-eurity of every description ; of-
lice .No. 000 Broadway , upstairs.
Dr. Ilanehi'H.ollieoNo 1'J Pearl
He.sidoneo I'M Fourth street. Telephone
No. 10.
_ _
Mrs. Dr. D. Truesdell , a graduate of
the Toronto , Canada , Theraiwnties insti
tute , is prepared to treat all classes of
diseases "and demonstrate tint curative
power of electricity" in accordance with
a new and complete system of Kh-ctro-
Therapeutic * , Electro-Magnetism and
Static Electricity. Female diseases a
specialty. Located at No. 'Ml Broadway ,
second floor. Olilcc hours t ) a. m. to 5
p. m.
_ _
Opening night of the Christmas Mar-
Jcet. 4
Personal Pa
lion. Cit. . Hotter , of Logan , was in the
city ycsday.
Hon. J. A. T , Hull , of Dos Moines , was
nt the Ogden yesterday.
W. T. Marshall , of the lirm of Marshall
Mros. , of Walnut , was in the city yester
day.
day.Henry
Henry Cherniss , of the lirm of Cherni.ss
Uros. , ictimicd la l evening from Chi
cago.
Mr. 11. O. Cheney is reported as slightly
better , although he is still far trom being
out of danger.
Miss Jessie Shrivor , of YiHis-cn , is hereon
on a visit to her sibter , Mrs. F. 11. Oreutt ,
and will rumaiii during the holidays.
K. M Waggoner , formerly nignt clerk
at the transfer , and who has been at
KUmtoM , Neb. , for a year patt , has re
turned to Council llluli's.
Mrs. Arch ( " "oilman , who has been
detained at the Kiel liotul for a few days
by illness , loft yesterday for her homo in
Avoea , auuoinpaim'd by her daughter ,
Mrs. Hurlow , who has been attending
her.
( ! o with your families to supper to
night at the Christmas Market.
Five Hundred Overcoats for Jioys and
Children , from if 1,00 up.
up.Mivrc.vLr Ilitos.
A Mttlo (5cm
of art in every package of CJoi.u Mr.iui.
COWKK , Ask your grocer about it.
( Jroncweg A : Schocntgou , wholesale
agents.
( lo early and see the needle work at the
Christmas MarKct.
Call for everything you need , bottom
prJCL's , Everybody's store , Sill Mam.
Progress I njj in Kuulire.
A very nleasant progri ssivo cnchro
party was given Monday evening by Mrs ,
T. A , Clark and daughter , nt their homo
on Harrison street , The following guests
were present : Miss Beebe , Miss I'ussio
Keating , Misses I.onu and Clara Bedison ,
Misses Emma and Tilly hasoowsky , Miss
McClond , Miss Paschel , Messrs. Orr ,
Giles anil Hoylston , of Omaha , Messrs.
LiiEcowEky , I'red Keller , Frank Hen-
drinks , Arthur HolVmaycr , W. 0 , Mor
gan , of this city. The prizes wera carried
off by Mr. A. Jloft'mayerand Miss Emma
Lascownky. The evmimc was delight
fully spent , and the arrangements were
characterized by good-cheer and good
tosto in ull their details.
THE PLOTTING OF A FIEND ,
He Places Tics On tlo Rails To Cause a
Tearful Wreck.
HE THIRSTED FOR REVENGE.
The Tenth Avenue Pndcct BH Viewed
From All Shies J-'mtlinr Progress
Miulo In Eiiclirc Other Notes
From All About Town.
Tlic Work ofn Kloml.
Detccllvo Charlie Price , the sleepless ,
slmip eyed looker-out for the interests of
thu Milwaukee ) & St. Paul In this vicinity ,
has returned from Madrid , a small sta
tion a short distance out on the line ,
where he has been attending lo an im
portant cnso. On Sunday night the
westward hound passenger train had
reached a spot about two miles and a
half west of Madrid , when the engineer
discovered tics on the traok jn .l ahead of
him. Tiie train was coming down a
grade of about fifty feet fall , and was
just entering upon n curve. By prompt
ness , and owing to a fortunate placing of
the ties , a most trrnblo accident was
averted. There hail been three tics thus
placed , with an evident intention of
ditching the train , and the escape was a
narrow one. The engine run up onto
ono of the tics , which had ( o be chopped
away before it could proceed. Had
the discovery been made a moment later ,
than it was , or had the tics been placed
on the track a short distance away , where
the curve was ( -harper , nothing could
have prevented the work of the liend
from being complete. A little further
along the track another tie was placed ,
with the apparent intention of the villain
to ditch any train which might approach
from the west. As soon as the diabolical
plot was discovered and happily frus
trated , steps wore taken to discover , if
possible , who was the criminal , inquiry
revealed the fact that a man had been
hanging about there , and hail spent the
night previous with a family who live in
a dug-out. This man had told the family
about his having been put oil" from a
train , ami he told the children that he in
tended netting oven by caiismir the road
some trouble. He .said ho would stop
their trains for them , ami would have
some satisfaction for thiMvayhi1 had been
used. From the description of tiio man
he was easily traced , and found to be on-
guired in Chopping wood for some farmer
about a mill * away , lie was arrested and
taken to the depot at Madrid to take the
train for Perry , there lo have a hearing.
lie was a Gorman , aged about lorty
years , and gave his name as Charles 11.
Froady. Ho had been at work on the
Astor branch. While waiting at the
depot for the train lie was the center of
observation for a largo number of rail
way men , who were naturally incensed
at the idea of his having inada such a
licndish attempt to destroy life as well as
property , anil more for ell'eet on him
than with any intent of carrying the
threat into execution , they talked of
hanging him. One of the men asked
where the rope was , and as he heard this
talk ho became very aii.Mou.sand worried.
Ho fairly bogged the ollicers having him
in charge , not to let them hang him. lie
was willing to submit to anythmjr.bv.t
hanging ho very ; naturallyjjbfr'tcil "to.
lie was taken to Pena > Smi thorc waived
examination aiwas - - pu. ] : , > , i [ „ \M \ to
await tl o.ii' T6n of the grand jury. ' Hi
" "UllS'was li.\cd at sflU.OOO , but he was
unable to fui nish bonds in any amount.
In talking over the matter he admitted
lisguilt. When asked what his object was ,
u ! replied that he had been put off from
a freight train , and that ho was ' 'most
devilish hot about it , and was bound to
make the company as much trouble as ho
nut been caned. " Ho expressed himself
as sorry now that his anger had cooled
somewhat.
There seems nothing to save him from
getting at least a. long term in the pcui-
timtiary , unless it be the insanity dodge ,
and th'is can hardly be worked , as lie
talks and acts as if in his right senses. It
seems that after placing the tics on the
track , ho went into the woods near by
and there watched to see the result of his
work , and was apparently disappointed
that there was not moro of a wreck
caused.
Weather strips at Chapman's , 105Miin. :
Wall paper , .shades , , paints , etc. ll. 1' .
\ik-s , No. ' 10'J liroadway.
( lood overcoat $2.fiO , pants $1 lo $ ! ) .r > 0 ,
other goods in proportion. Everybody's ,
store , tCi ! ) Main. _
The PIMM and ( Tons.
The Tenth avenue project seems to
have been pretty well discussed , and
tpiito thoroughly vcntihiatiul. The only
objection raised against the project come. '
trom the few property owners who think
that they will sutler damages , if the rail
way runs along in front ol their houses.
They insist that they do not want to bo
forced into litigation with a great eor
portion , as they have not money to spend
in this way. They want the damage :
settled before Iho company secures the
right of way. They say tint if it is to
he so great a benclit to the oily at large ,
then the city at largo should bear the
burden of the damages , rather Ihan let
it fall on afowwhoso property rests on
the street in question. If they can bo
assured thai the just damages can bo
secured without ( ho expense or annoy
ance ol law suits , then they are willing
to lot the tailway company liave thu right
of way.
The citv council takes the position that
'
they will'not give the right of way unless
the rights ot these property owners can
be fully protected ,
The city attorney says that the most
the city council fan do is togivo the right
of way , as provided by law , and that no
action of the council can prevent the
property owners from recovering such
damages as they arc entitled to , and no
action of the council can help those prop
erty owners in securing those rights in
any bettor way. or in any other way , than
is provided by law. This moans in fact ,
that the city council can only give away
the city's rights on the avenue , and that
If any ono olsofiufl'uns damages , the state
law provides how this damage in lib t bo
settled , and thu council cannot supplant
a state law by an ordinance , It remains
for the city council to simply protect the
interests which the city has in the
avenue ,
The wholesale merchants and jobbers
nro a unit in asking that the right of way
bo given , Some of the heaviest houses
deolani that if they uro not given the
needed facilities for shipping , they will
bo compelled to move to Omaha. Ono of
the houses is already looking for a situ
in Oimilm , so that it may be in condition
to move quickly if this is not given , if
this house goes another , and probably
more that one. will surely foljow.
The citizens' committee claim that the
damage by the loss of wholesale business
will be greater than the damage caused to
property owners on the avenue. . They
claim that much of this damage is im
aginary , nml that if Council Binds , if it
does not improve its ad vantages , will soon
bo made up of poor men , and that instead
of n few suOering damages , all will suffer :
still more.
The Union Pacific says that it docs not
care to.como up the avenue. It declares :
that ( he citizens committee , in making its
compjamts baforo the Iowa railway com
missioners , laid great stress On tiie lack
of a freight depot for Iho accommodation
of the e shippers The.v proposed to give
Hie company the ncht of way , if the com
pany would conic nj ) with its tracks , and
build a depot. The company agiccd to
thi . bincc then llm question of damages
had como up. The company docs not
thjnk that HIP agreement has been com
plied with , but further than this , il menus
to thorn simply prohibition , to pass an
ordianec requiring the company to pay
such damages as the property owners
may ask before they oven gain the right
to lay a single rail. The company does
not care to accept such an ordinance at
all.
all.The
The board of trade , by 1's ' representa
tives , declares that it is not quite time to
make known nil the advantages which
will accrue to the city by giving Ihis right
of way. There is a project on foot for a
union depot up town , and the success of
this project depends largely on the Tenth
avenue one. If the latter falls , then a
union depot is surely killed for years to
come , at least. One member of the board
in throwing out these hints about a union
depot , was asked by the Bi.i : why the
union depot was not at once promised ,
out and out. "It is not an easy matter
to seeuro a union depot , it doc.s not de
pend .simply on the Union Pacific , or any
other one road. There are many tilings
to consider. I am not prepared to say
all that I believe , and all that I know of
the situation. I am willing to bet ,
though , that if Tenth avenue is given to
the Union j'aeilic. just as oilier streets
have-been given , the damages to be set
tled as other damages in such cases arc
settled , if Tenth avenue is thnsgiven up ,
I'll bet r. hundred dollars that willuu
two 3ears you will sec a union depot
being built here. "
It is , as admitted by all , a very Impor
tant matter for the council to determine.
Hardly one of the aldermen can feel like
taking the responsibility of doing any
thing to cheek or retard the boom that
has already struck Iho city.
The clti/.ens can hardlynbc blamed
for a feeling of uncertainty about relying
much on the whispering about some
great and mysterious improvements
which this Tenth avenue project will
calico to follow. If any one is to blame
for the lack of faith , it is those who have
banked on this faith before. When Union
avenue was given up to the Union Pa
cific , just such whispered assurances
wore given of some wonderful changes
being about to come The first of these
changes was the removal of the stock
yards lo Omaha , ( several times Hie
people of this city have been asked to
pin their faith lo some unseen something
in the future , and while tins city has , it is
true , gained sonic advantages , Mill the
expectations have not been reaii/.ed , and
disappointment has made them sus
picious.
The city , can , however , afford to lake
some chances , ll has to take chances ,
whether it will or not. It simply remains
as to which chances it will take. If the
giving of a right of way up Tenth avenue
will be for the city's interests , then it
should be given , even if that of itself docs
not constitute a full Hedged boom. Every
slop forward is a gain , whether it is a big
stride or a short one. As to the property
owners directly affected , tliev certainly
have Hie rights given them by the laws
of the state , under which they acquired ,
and under which they hold their property.
If Hie city can by ils council throw about
them any further protection , without in
juring the interests of the city as a wliolc ,
then the aldermen should surely do it. It
is urged witli much force , however , that
" ' cvpovtyowncrsshouldnota.sk the city
to check any real nrocrcss , and cause
an injury to all alike for the
sake of giving a few property owners
more protection than tiie laws of llioir
own state afford them. It seems now
that the whole matter has been so thor
oughly discussed that there remains but
little to be said or done , it remaining to
seek some way of satisfying ; the property
owners , if they can be satisliod , and if
not for the council to act so as lo do the
greatest good for tbo city , the property
owners havinir their rights secured in any
event under the state law.
The ordinance , as now pending , cannot
pass , unless Aldermen Kellar , Hammerer
or Danforth change in opinion. They
want the property owners fuliy satisfied
before the right is given. The matter
will be brought up again neM Monday
night , _ _
Electiic door bells , burglar alarm ; and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
Fruits , jollies , pickles , preserves , etc. ,
at the Christmas Market.
The AVulmit Oase.
The case of Thomas McFaddon ,
charged with the seduction of Maggie
llnggu , of Walnut , was yesterday
brought to a closc so far as the evidence
and tiio arguments were concerned.
Judge Aj lesworth reserved his decision
until to-day but intimated thai ho was
satislied that the evidence showed that
llm .young man promised to marry the
girl' , and that he hud been guilty of inti-
nmey with her. The point which the
court desired to consider was chielly
the question as 10 whether she was up to
the time of her alleged seduction of
chaste character or not. On llio part of
the defence a number ol wilues es had
been introduced to show that she had
acted immodestly , and been gu illy of in-
descrclions of the worst nature with oth
ers before the delcndanl was acquainted
with her.
Substantial anstracls of lilies and rca
estate loans. J. W. & 1C. LSquire , JM > .
101 Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
Don't buy 3'onr now suit or overcoat
until yon look at those at Mctcalf Bros.
A Hoi Ad.
J ) . E. ( Jlcason , the coal man , created
quite a sensation by sending through Iho
mails a largo number of circulars adver
tising Ids business , the circulars appear-
inir to bo summons to appear In court.
A number who glanced hastily at them
concluded 11103- were nuils lo compel the
payment.ot some forgotten or neglected
coal bill , and they were quilo excited
until by closer examination and reading
Ihoy found that the circulars were harm
less advertisements. Some discovered
tlieli mistake only on visiting the ollico
with lire in their eye , demanding an ex
planation. _
Notice Opera House barber shop , bath
rooms reopened.
Everybody's store , good place to buy
goods , No. 8i3 Main street.
Morn Brlok
h. P. Judson , who owns some extensive
tracts north of the city , thinks that be
has not only a bonan/.a in the sand banks ,
which by the past season ho has demon
strated can bo drawn "on for a supply for
Omaha , b3 * barges crossing the river , but
that there is still more money in manu
facturing brick from the clay which ho
has in abundance , He is preparing to
open the new boom season by starting
brick making by a new process , which
will doubtless prove a great success It
seems that there is no end to the now
plans and purposes of those who are
bound to be at thti front and keep abreast
of the growth of the cily the coming sea-
son.
Weather strips at Chapman's , 105 Main.
Hard and soft c0al , best quality , all
sizes Missouri and Iowa wood. U. B
Fuel company , C39 Broadway. Tolo
phone ISO.
- - -
Supper 125 cents at the Chriilma.s Market -
kot ,
Another Jfew Company.
Articles of incorporation were liicd yes
terday of Iho Omali.t and Iowa Continu
ous Brick Kiln company. 'J he objects as
set forth ! n the articles are lo manufac
ture briek , terra eotta , earthenware , drain
nml sewer pipe * , and all other wares of
like nature , and to experiment and take
out patcntsapnlieablo to the manufacture
of such gooiUj The capital stock is
placed at $100,0(10 ( , which may be in
creased onc-lialf. The iucorporator.s are
W. K. Vaughair , L. P. Shanklin , M. S.
Mndsoy.lames Ui'inllli , J. U. Kcagan and
E. E. Aylcswoith. , '
A Suspicious Vouili.
" A boy. giving his name as Clem Fuller ,
was found by Olllcor O'Brien about 'J
o'clock yesterday morning , prowling
about the slrceU , and trying to sell to
some saloon frequenter nn accordeon ,
which was wrapped in a paper bearing
an express stamp. His case was in
quired into ye-terday , but nothing could
lie learned to pinch him , and ho was re
leased.
Stuart Barton Slyter. son of W. C. and
Emma Slylor , died .yesterday morning ,
aged leu months. The funeral will be
held at 'J o'clock this afternoon at Iho
residence , No. Tilt ! Myiister street.
The chairs in the Masonic lemplu hall
are being numbered , so that when ent"r-
tainmcuts are given there scats can be
reserved , if desired.
The ladies having the hospital project
in hand propose to lea'-o a cottage on
William street , near Mills , and secure
Mrs. Hoagland as matron. The enter
prise will start in modestly , but is certain
to grow into an institution of much help
fulness and worth lo the cit3' , as there is
a general demand for it , and a general
disposition to generously support it.
llarrv Schmidt. Iho Main street photo
grapher , is planning to put up in the
spring a three story brick building on the
silo of his present gallci'i * .
Stamping aud full variety of embroidery
materials. Mrs. II. P. NilovlOJ B'ttway.
To reduce our stock we have this day
marUe.d all our retail jrootls down to
wholesale prices' , and ean , therefore , sell
good.s cheaper than any other house in
this cil3- .
Mixi.i.r.i ; MrMC COMPANV ,
No. 103 Main street.
P. C. DeVol soihT Stewart , Climax- ,
Acorn and Westminster hard coal burn
ers. Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves
and ranges. Economy steam and warm
air furnaces , No. .101 Broadway.
. .
Newton Holt , at Hell Brown's ranch ,
two miles north ol Mount Idaho , under
took to ride a vicious , bueking broncho ,
when il fell on him and crnsiicd his bead
and chest. Ho died in half an hour.
This " ! ' , 'DC Hie vcck for bargains. Our
entire line of shawls at 85 per ft. discount.
Way down to close oat. They must be
sold. We distance competition in
ily of goods and low prices , is Ihc
verdict of any customer
rs arc tttlt'ittti'inii prices
iiei'i'i' mas so loir , and can
not so remain. Our stock Is larfjt ;
ami imttcrns choice. J'riccs mill l > < ;
with us for ten
LADIES'
At a Bargain-
Stock largeand'we are
bound to sell it out.
Call and see our goods
before purchasing
elsewhere.
HARKHESS BROS ,
,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs
AND
Fine Jlonsa Fur
, etc ,
A.Jff.MANDEL ,
Xu , HXli 'i J Jiiw li ( ' < tt/t
COD.VCII. HL IOWA
If you wish a rciilly cheap suit to order ,
go to William ( Jrover , ( late of Chicago ) ,
No. 13 North Main St. next to American
Dist. Telegraph ollieo. Ho will make
you R fine lilting all-wool suit for $ J5.
Pants to order $ U.
Having opened a cloth and trimming
house in connection with the merchant
tailoring establishment , I would respect
fully invite an inspection of same. Par
tics desirous of obtaining cloth by the
yard and making up their own goods can
hero bo accommodated.
Trimmings of all kinds furnished.
Goods cut to order. In faotanything you
wish can be furnished at bottom prices ,
Don't forget a fine lilting suit to order
for $25 , punts $ U , and cloths and trim
mings at equally low figures.
Wm. ( Jrovrr , No. 11 North Mam St. ,
next door to American District Telegraph
illco.
You have but a few days' grace in which to
purchase
S , fflgS ,
Window Sliades , Etc , ,
IKS I
Which we are now making. Remember that
we are shortly to make a change in the firm ,
and wish to close out our resent stock before
doing so.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
No. 405 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Loodlpg Styles and Impopbabiops Sopstopbly op
14O6 Farnnm Street , Omnhn , Neb.
S6 Pearl Street.
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from $5 00 to
? .10.00 per acre. School and Mate lands in Minnesota on 33 years' time 5 per
cent interest , hand JJn.yers faro fruo. ,
No. . "M Hroadwav , Council Hliiir-i. Towa. airont for Froidi'ikscn & Co. . Chicago.
HRS. C. L GILLETTE ,
HAIR GOOD6 ,
ist tict ,
FIE - FRENCH - HILLIHERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omahn.
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying a § 5 hat or bonnet , one fme
will lju paid ; ? io , round ( rip.
H. SCHUKZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Oflicc over Ameiican lprem. l .
JOHN" V. STONK. JACOB SIMK.
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS- -LAW ,
Practice in the Slate and Feiloral courts
T and 8
COTJKTOIIj BIjXJH'F'S
K. L. WILLIAMS
18 N. Main Bt , Council BliifTi , la. , and -0'J '
S , Kith st , room 10 , Omalin , Neb.
M nufneturor'8 Ajjent for tlui
CALIGRfiPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awnings Roofing. Slate , Mantels
Plate and Window Glass , Show Case * ,
Elevators , ( hand andaulic , etc.
. BICE , M. D. ,
Or otluirTiitnorri rt-imivuil without
Orcr thniy JCHIS prncliraloxperleiico.
Nn. 11 I'oailHt. , Cunncil lilufls.
SPEOIALNOTIOES.
Ppcolal ndvcrtuciucnls , Buch as Lost , ro.ind
To Loan , For Bnlo , To Jtunt , ftnnts , Ilonrdlnir ,
cic.ivill tiulnEortoil In this column nt tiie loir
ratuorrnNCKNTSI'KH MNK fortliellrbt Inter-
jonand l'JvuCentBrcrMnotorcaeIisubbOjuont
Intuition , I.ruvo nOvprllsomcnts nt our ollico
No. 12 I'cnl btroet , no.ir Jlrouilway , Council
lllullu.
WANTS.
T71OU JIKNT Tbo one Elorj Iriiino
IJii 4-room iluolliim iitiucliinent
fonnurly nut'iiplfil by II. I * . Nllcb.iitul knoHiuid
No. 110 South Main tticet. Aiply ] to M f
liolirer.
_
Foil JIBST A iio - two eiory frnmo lionse
conttiliilntr 0 nxjink , luill unit collar under
ontlru liouto , on N. B. corner Avenue J'and
Liltlo Cmtls street. Only 7 blocks from Do-
bany'hopi-rn liousu. Cull on il. K , Koliior , nt
10 ! .Mum lrect , ( ufstulrt | > . _ _ _
WANTKD-A cottiitfo of ttvc or tlx roomB.
located coiivenioiit to hiiblnves ; unull
family , no children. AUdrtEii "Critpr , " Ike
oilltc.
_ _
\X7"ANTKI ) A mun'To diliu team lor tbo
TV wlntur. I > . J. Smllli , gardncr uud fruit
fc-rowor , South Klrst 6ti t0 ! . '
Tjoy wltb pony id carry lleo
Oil SAL1J Old pape i for sale * t tUu lite
F
olEcf.
" \\fANTKU J'artics Intending to bo married
> > aru wantiHl to call at tUu 1'ryor'l Uc jub
Cilice to etlcct tUlr redding ctrUB.
MELVIH SMITH & CO
. ro
McMAHON & CO ,
A'osticls of Tilla , L.an and Real Es-
tat3 Broker ; , No. 233 Main St.
llai'ini ; jinrrltiifctt tJic"ino".t relia
ble absli'act bnitks in this coiinfi/ , "
known as the "McMahun Abstract
Jlooks , ' ' irfiiirriiHii' prcpnm/ / ' -
/ abstracts ami rcsni'ct/'aUn so
licit the natroiiai/ct > f all tttiw ilcslr-
litfi correct abstracts of title to lanils
ami lots In I'oltaii'iitlnntle count i/ .
mm SMITH & co , ,
NO. 236 MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Star Sale Slables and Mule Yards. .
UKOADWAY , COUNCIL IJLLTKS ,
Opposilu Diuiiiuy Uupol.
33
anil inuk'ri kept uonntiintlv on
hand , for sale ut retail or in car loads.
OilcrH promptly lillud by contract on
bhort nijtloo .Slock solil on commission.
Sm.ri KII i ltoi.br , Proprlulors.
Tulnphoiin No , ! ! .
Formerly of Kcil Silo ; btablcs , corner
1st. avu and -tth
Horses and Mules
For all purpose * , bought and told , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to telect
from Several pairs of fine driverb , sin
gle or do'tble ,
MASON WISE ,
Council lUiiilw.
OFFICER , & PUSEY ,
BANKE
COUNCIL BUJWS , IA ,
THE BEATON FUEL COs
t
Will supp'y you \vith a cleaner and better
quality of
Thau any one in Ihc cily A dial wdl con j
vincc you. j
Xo 02S llroaihvay. Telephone 110 ,
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
ISCOTJSSS OJF .c
COUNCIL BLUFFS. 41
DKUHK , WKLLS & CO. ,
Agricultural Implements , Bo&ta ,
Omilniu's , JUo , ito : Council Ilium , limn.
KEYSTON'IT MA N UFACTUU1 NO Cfjii
Mnmiriictureisor nml Dcnlcrdln
Hand and Power Corn Shellirs ,
Anil HKcimtuI Him or llr-t OIM ! : iiKricilltilint
linplemi'ntv
Nos. If.OI , 1W1 , IJO'i nnit t ; > ) ; , 'ontli Main Street ,
Council Iliiitr * , lonn.
'
DAVID HltVDl.KV .t CO. ,
Mnnuf'i" ) nnlJoblmrsot \
Agricultural implementsWagons , , Buggies ,
r rrlaBO < i. nntl nil kin Is of K rra MnolilnorT.
HOOto Hit South MiUn Street , Council IllulTi.
Umu.
C.tHI'NTS.
COUNCIL Bl.UTFS CAUI'ET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Cloths , Curlnlti futures , UphoUtorr Uoo
Ktc. No. 405 llromtwnr Council ItlutTs ,
limn.
CIGAHS , ran A ceo , urc.
I'KRKGOV & MOOHK ,
Wliolusnlo Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco A Pipes
Nos. SSMAln and ' . .
37 1'cmrl Slj. Council Bluffs , i
loirn. I I
COW.Wf.SS/OV. /
SNYDKR AS LKAMAN" ,
Wlmlosalo
Fruit and Prodoce Commission Merchants.
No. 14 Poiu-l St , Council ill
HAKLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
tc1 fin ml rlcs. Klo. No. 22 MMn St. , Hml
No.1 1'oiiil SI. , Coinu'il Illiiirtf.
O. YV. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Oonurnl Commission. N'o. f > U Diondway.
( "mincll Ilium.
WIUT & Dl'QUKITK ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
COMMISSION ,
NOB. IGiuiil 18 IVnil St. , Council lllilirs. _ j.
Il.i KXKSS , KTC.
Kl-X-K.MAN , STKOHHRHN & CO. ,
Mniin'aclurcrsnf nuU Wliilt' ( iil Iloiilpriln
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
Ko. C o Main St. . Council IIIiiTi , loirn.
CAW. KTC.
MUTCAMimOTHKKS. .
Jobbers la Hats , Gaps and Glares.
N < > . ill ; nml 311 Mroiulwiiv. Council Illiiirj.
KKHMNK &
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware
Anil Woodblock , I'oiinull HhilN , lowrn.
COUNCIL HLUFK.S OIL CO. .
Wlioln-Hln Dimlt'ra In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils Gasrtlu
ETC. , ETO.
KThcoilorn.Airuiit.Uouiioll Illnlfs. town.
A. OVKKTON ts CO. ,
Hard Y/ood / , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
inilllrlileo Miiloiliil pnri'mll ! 'tWlioln-iiitq Lum
ber of nil Kinds. ( MIlcu No. I.M Mum St. ,
C'ouii''ll Itlullit. J'Jirn.
H AM )
JOHN LINDKll.
Imported and Domestic Wines a Liquors
for SI. ( lUttliKiil'n Herb Hilton. Nu.li
Mtiln si. Council
SCHNKIDl'Jl k HKCIC ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Xocno. Unfji SV. . rnmictl HiniT * .
L. KIKSt'HT & CO. ,
Y/liolesale / Liquor Dealers ,
Hn. 410 llromlini ) , council lllnlH.
CBESTOET HOUSE
The only hotel in Council lilufl'a having
And all mo 'cm ' improvement ) . .
U10 , 'J17 and 21 ! ) Main st.
MAX MOIIN , Pi op.
h , .loiirnnN , County mill
lianli U'orli ol'AM UliiiUitScc- )
lally
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
MOREHOUSE & GO. ,
Koom 1 Hvcret Hlock , C'ouneil 15ull ] >
Standard Papers Used All styles , of hsnd-
ing in Magazines and
BLANK BOOKS ,
O. II. National Hu.i'k , ' M K.'s'iiiltli , VCo. ,
L'llizciib' Hank , Uerii' , Well * ( ' < > . ,
Mm .S'mioiifll Hunk. ( ' . II , ln manc l'- < > ,
OllJieri I'usor.lkinkdi-s/J. II tinvinii * llaiik.
BecUiction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware Etc.
, , ,
At W. b. llemor it Co'rio. . 2'i Main si
Council Bluil'i.