THE OMAHA DAILY BEti : THURSDAY. DEOE3IBEK 2 , 1880.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNClfBLUFFS
THURSDAY MORNING DKC. 3.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STKEET.
Etllvfrttl \ > y enrrier In nnyjinrtof UioeHj-nt
tn inly cents per week.
iMV.Tii.iox , - Mannccr.
TKI.r.PHONKS :
UrMM-PsOrncr. No. 43.
NIUIIT KtiiTou No. S3.
M1NOH MKNTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Nr\v fall Roods nl UuiliT' * .
WV. . Loointo hns had telephone No.
200 put in liis residence.
Telephone Xo. J ( > : l ha1" " been put in
Ilnrkncss Hroiliurs' store.
Two Vflirniit4 { worn pivon tlio usual
tMTinfcslon rcslunlny to inovo out of tlio
city.
1'ortuit lo wed was yostonlaj' iilvon to
Hctibcn HoAlo and Atinio .AIo-s , botli of
Lovolnnd , In.
J. ! ' . Cody has been K\vi \ > n the contract
for buildniLr lliu now ie"idcuto for AIr .
Slubbi. the contract price being | 'JUI)0. )
The sale of stamps licie dnnnjj Xovom-
bor was over $ ! ) ,00 < ) , an incri'iuu of nearly
a third over lliu corrui | > omliii month of
lust year.
Clergymen desiring linlf fare permits
ovnr the Hook Island lio'ild file thoiiup -
lications with A. 'I' . Khvoll , corner of
Uroadway and IVarl street at oneo.
Yesterday afternoon .lustino Seliurx
pronounced tlio happy words which
united Thomas St'mlou , of Woodward ,
la , and Ribs Nancy Marvel , of LuyVrt ,
Kas. , the ceremony taking place In the
justiee'h olllcu. *
At the dedication of the new Hillside
Congregational chinch in Omaha Tues
day evening , there wcro churches
represented. Hov. ( J.V. . Crofts , A. li.
Walker and 1)V. . Otis were the repre
sentatives from this city .Mr. Crofts
preached the sermon.
Mrs. Murphy , who lives on lower
Hroadwav has a doir. Mr. Callah.in has
a boy. Mrs Murphy's dog and Mr. Cal-
Jiilrin'.s boy came together. 'J'ho dog had
tlm better of the boy. The boy had thn
worst of the dog , right in the broadest
part of the pantaloons. The boy was
really quite badly bitten , and complaint
was liled in the superior court. The case
was disposed of bv Mrs. Murphy promis
ing to slaughter tlie dog at once.
See thai your bookn are made by More-
house & Co. , room 1 , Kvcrelt block
M. F. Hohrcr has two dwellings to rent.
Sec his special suK
See West Point base healer. Latest
improvements in heating stoves.
W. A. WOOD.
_ _ _
A Funny Free Show.
Pi of. Ned Parker has commenced a
Buries of musical anil free presentation
entertainments at the vacant store , Nos.
Ii ) : and U5 Main street , lately occupied by
Groneweg &Shoeiitgen. llemmmon'-p ,
not only in ei/.o and weight , but in hii
ubility and tact iu keeping a crowd as
full of fun as he is himself. lie is a whole
show of himself , and no admission buiiif ;
charged there is no reason why he should
not have a crowded house every ninht ,
If any one doulits but that ho can hold
the crowd after they are once inside , slop
in and .see. Prof. Nud Parker is a char
acter , an old --olilior , lifer of company
I ) , Kleventii Rhode Island intantry , unit
drmu major anil principal musician of
Third Khode Island heavy artillery. He
is brim full of music and running over ,
and he makes music for the crowds.
Everybody invited , except boys and
ladies , and front seats are given those
who enjoy it the most.
E. Il.Shcafo & Co. , loan money on
chattle security of every description ; of
fice No. 000 Uroadway , upstairs.
Ir Ilanchett.ollieoNo li Pearl streets
Kcsidcncc 1'JO 1'onrth stieet. Telephone
No. 10.
Mrs. Dr. I ) . Triiesdell , a graduate of
the Toronto , Canada , Therapeutics insti
tute , is prepared lo treat all classes of
diseases "and demonstrate the onralivo
power of electricity" in accordance with
a now and complete .system of KlecU'o-
Therapeutics , Kleelro-MagnetiMii and
Static Kleotricity. Female diseases a
specialty. Located at No. ! ! 07 Broadway.
second lloor. Olliee hours ! ) a. m to' 5
p. m. _
A Clumsy Ovoruoat Thiel'
The colored man Stewart , who had the
boldness lo snr-aU an overcoat Irom the
city jail while the marshal and ollicers
wore otil of the ollice for a moment , had
n hearing before .liisliee Hcndrlcks yes-
terdi'ji and was Ijoimd over to the grand
jury in the sum of .f50 ( ) . which means that
he will bo in jail until he can bo tried.
He is wanted also iu Omalmon an over
coat racket , and may be taken across
there when Iowa irets through with him.
The eoaN in both cases were recovered.
ho that ho does not seem to ha\o piolitod
greatly by his thievery.
Five Hundred Overcoats for IJovs and
Children , from f 1.50 up.
Mr.rr.u.r HIIOS.
A Main ( Join
of art in every package of ( Joi.i > MII : AI.
Corrm : . Ask your grocer about it.
Uronowog ic * Sehocnlgeii , wholeaalu
ngenls ,
Call for everything you need , bottom
prices. , K\erybody's More , 8 :1 : Main ,
Weather strips at Chapman's , 10i Main.
Inquiry was being made hero yester
day tor Freddie ( iorstenborjr , but ho
could not tonml. Ho has just been re
leased from jail in Omaha , and is now
charged with having stolen a watch and
eomo money. He wus seen hero josler-
day morning , and said he was going to
Sioux Cilj , but took the Northwestern
tram for some other point , probably , s > : ii-
ing this to throw bis followers oil' liia
track. Ho had some fellows with him
who looked tough , and further news may
bo expected from the gang ,
Wall paper , shades , paints , do. H P
Kilt's , No. 10. It road way ,
( lood overcoat fi.tO. pants $1 to tiUO ,
other goods in proportion. Every body's
store , tix'J Alain.
F.lectiio iloor bolls , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
An Ojiiuliii lioiijiimlii , '
Ollleer Leonard found a young man
vying to sell a silver cup , and ran him
in on suspicion , Ho gave his name as
( Jcoixo Corning , and said that ho had
been working in tlio stable of the Wells ,
Fargo company at Omaha , Ho explained
h\8 \ possession of the silver cup by saying
that u had been given him by a woman
named Jennie Hlaek , living on Mnth
street , between Doilgo and Capitol
avenue , in Omaha. J ho young man is
being Investigated.
Weather strips at Chapman's , 105 Main.
Hard and soft coal , best quality , all
( i/.es. .Missouri and Iowa wood. C. 1) )
Fuel company , 539 Uroadway. Tele
pliono 130.
COUNTERFEIT BLUE LABELS ,
The Oigarmakers' Uuion Open Wor on
Them.
THE BUTTERINE BUSINESS.
A Mnti With ft Mysterious Silver Cup
( Jerslrnborji In Trouble ,
A Fmmy .Man's Slunv-
U\ufuont
'J li < ; Itiiurrlno Trade.
"Talking about bnttorine , " remarked a
dealer , "it's fpicor what notions and pro-
indices people have. There's nothing
more impure or unhealthy about butter-
hie than anything else. You can't make
it without havlmr it pnro. It wouldn't bo
good for anything. Folks wouldn't , and
couldn't eat it , if it was not pure. "
"What's it made of anyway1
"It Is made of creamery butler and
lard. You needn't turn up your nose at
the idea of lard. You eat lard in a good
many things thai nroMsrvcdatyoitr table ,
and you don't object to 11 , but when it
comes to butter , you screw up your face
us if you thought it wus awful to eat any
lard , when in fact you cat more or less of
it every day. It has lo be the
unrest sort of lard to use In butlerino.
It would spoil the whole sale of it , if it
was anything but the pure-it and best.
Of course there is good butterinc , and
some that is not so irood , just as there is
good and poor butter. You don't say
that Duller is not lit to u o bceau o you
find there is MUIIO Unit is not III to use.
So with bullorinc. Yon get good butter-
ine , and it is as good as jjooil butter , and
you need not be afraid ot eating any poor
bnllcrine , any mure than , > on
could eat poor butter. Its taste and
smell would put you on your guard , and
yon couldn't ha deceived. Hut good but-
teriue you cannot lull from good butter.
I know you can't. "
Isn't there soiuethinjr else put into
bnttcrine besides creamery butter and
pu.'e lardy'1
"They used to put in cotton scud oil ,
but that lime has gone past That oil
was all right , for it is a vegetable oil ,
the same as other oils which are used for
the table ; but Ihe reason that was
dropped was not because it was bad , but
because il was lee expensive and didn't
pay louse. I tell joii butternut can be
used light along , and > on not only can
not toll it trom butter , nut it is just as
healthy. There were a large number of
grocers in the city who were scllimr hut-
lerino to their customers before the new
law went into oll'ect. Iu October an
Omaha man came over here and sold
them a large amount of what
he called eieamery butter , for twenty
cents a pound. They thought it was won
derfully cheap , and the butter was ex
cellent. Their customers bought it
icadily , ate it with relish and cried for
more. I told them thai il was no more
nor less than the same quality of bntterino
which they had been handling right
along , and which cost them fj cents a
pound less , but lliey laughed at the idea.
They know this Was creamery butler , and
not butterine. W hen the lirsl of the
month came , and the law went into ellect
Iho same man eame around lo sec the
dealers. They were anxious lo order
more of the creamery butter , but he said
thai lie could not furnish it to them , on
account of some difficulties which had
arisen , unless they took oul butterine
licenses. Ho ' till insisted Hint it was
creamery butter , but he could not explain
why it was necessary lo sell it under
the new law as butterine It was evident
to my ndndi and to others , that it was
really butterine , and not creamery at all.
Thls-diowod that dealers themselves could
be deceived , and that their customers
could also. The fact i they could not
tell thedillereiice. "
"Is it true thai farmers buy up bill-
tonne and then sell it lo their retail cus
tomers in town as country butter1
"They have done that somewhat in the
east , bill I do nol think they have been
doing it around hero. They do some
times work lard into the butter , though ;
that is certain. I tell you there is n good
deal of foolish prejudice in regard to but
terine. Hut few dealers have taken out
permits lo handle it , jiisl on account of
llie prejudice of the people. If folks
would try good butteniic they would be
convinced that what I say is so. They
would eat il with us much iclish as if it
waslhe\eri best kind of butter.it they
did nol know . { .ho . dill'erence , and 1 cannot-
sec wh , > there should be such a cry raised
auamst it. The same folks who cry
'lard' so much eat a poorer quality o'f
lard in other lood every daj , ami do' not
object in the least. "
Slanipiugand full variety of embroidery
materials. Mrs. 11. P. Niles , IOJ HViwuy.
To reduce our stock we have this day
marked all our retail irooiN down to
wholesale prices , and can , therefore , seli
goods cheaper than any other house in
lhi city.
Mui.i.r.it : Mrsic COMI-ANV ,
No. tOlt Main streel.
P. C. DcVol si TT.Stowart , Climax- , '
Acorn and Westminster hard coal niirn-
ors. Charter Oak and Acorn cook stoves
and ranges. Kconomy steam ami warm
air furnaces , No. 501 Broadway.
A Counterfeit Imbel ,
Some of tlio union cigarmakcrs are
greatly exercised because ( hero are being
used some counterfeit "bine labels"
which me liable to mislead the public ,
and do damage to the union goods. Some
ot the.so countetfclt labels have been
found here , and some in Omaha , and the
union hero is determined to stop the
further issue or use ot them If they can
not induce the ollemling parlies to stop
ns by warning them of the consequences ,
they piopobo commencing suits , The
union is very eonlident that the courts
will support its genuine blue label , as de
cisions in cases tried in the east have
been thus far in favor of the union.
.Judge Phelps , of the United States court ,
al llaltimoro. has just decided such a
case Ho holds that the cigariuaKcrs , al.
though they wcro not an incorporated
body , and as suoh had no legal existence ,
had all the rights of u corporate body ,
Their blue label was a .species of prop
erty , incorporeal , and RS sueh was fully
protected by the courts against counter-
teitiiiir and infringement.
The issue was made that the cigarmalc-
ors had no property rights , but Judge
Phelps1 decision shows that they have ,
and defines what they are Imitation of
an individual's signature , foigcry. did
not enter into the case at all. It was
supposed that President Htrasser's handwriting -
writing , or a fan simile of it , would con
stitute the main dependence of the cigar-
makers , but Jiuluo Phelps decides the
label itself Is entitled to as much protec
tion as the property of any individual.
U he decision is a novel one , and that
portion of It which contains the essence
of the whole , will be readable among
attorneys , as well as by those who are
Interested iu labor questions. Judge
Phelps says :
Tlio bill cliUias thai the object ami effect
of this Inbel as used by the plaintiffs and
their associates is to Ineiease the table of
thrlr labor by Increasing the demand for it ,
us members ot the union ,
That Is th substance of what they claim ,
and at this stage of the ca , e must be taken
as Itue. It will not bo denied that every frce-
irnin has a pioperty rleht In his own labor ,
whether present or prospective.
Kroin this broad Koneral principle It Is
easy to develop the particular proposition
tlmt an association of men , \\iio combine tor
the purpose of Inrreasini ; by locltiinnlc
nifan , the pener.il . demand for tlicirtinntuon
libor. Imxe a puberty right in wlmuner
lawful inMiiimciitnlit } thev etn succeed In
creating ami controlling fir tlmt put pose.
To npply the tet already mentioned , If
such aninstniiiici.taim Imsadlstiittfiiisluible
existence. If It has nn a-tunl Mduo to those
claiming to bo Its o'Mior * , il Is propeilv.
Tl'cfncl that the label In this ca o Is val
uable to the plalntllls and their associates is
admitted by the delimiter. The defendant
has nought to nppioprlntn It , ami bv that act
Ims dcmoiistintuil that the label Is at nil
events \\oith stcaliiiir. Il Is tine that It I"
not tangible pioncily , like an ox- , but incor-
poical piopertj , like" liadeniaiK or a uood
will , and as irndily dlstliiguishabl" . JJrown
Tiade .Mark's , see. Ml , etc.
It Is not the corpoiate property of a cor
poration , but the common piopcity of a \ol-
imtniy a nciaton ! , \\lilrliulllUnirinlicis
lm\o a common Interest. A voluntaiy a o-
elation can o n piopeily In a ceitnlnen e
just as well as a pnitneishlp. Metuss Moul-
ton. liO.Md. , m
Notwithstanding no piocedoiit mav be
found nmoiiL' the lepmlrd ca es Iu the liltli-
est cmnts of Knglatid ortlilscoutilt } , It seems
stiniclrntly clear upon nilnclple that the de
vice of the label \\hlcli Iho union Ims orlisl-
lulled as Its liistiumtOitalltv lor the purpose
indicated , and \\ldch Ihe dcmiuier admits
has clfeutu.dly ucfomtillsliud its object , Iu
liicieasIHK the demand for the l.iboi ot the
membcis and thcieby cmhiaclm ; the value ol
their Inbor , is a piopeity ilahl to the union ,
In \\liloliillils ; membcis have a common
Inti'ie-st.
It the combination for tlmt purpose be
legitimate , ami the label Itself as U'ed bo a
law ltd liistiiimciitabtv.and contain no tiaml-
tilcnt mlsicpicciilatlon , the label N enllllcd
to the iccognltion of a eoiut ol eipdty as a
piopt'itv ilcht , and any liaiulnlcnt Imitation
ol it will be
A i.ocvi. WVHVIMI.
In view of the discovery of the use of
counterfeit labels in IhK oily and across
the river , the following notice is given ;
As picsideiit of No. 177elgarmakers'
union , ol Council Hluu's I warn all par
ties in this city , as well as iu Oiniihn , to
refrain from issuing or u < iug any coun
terfeit bine labels , and all such parlies
will be prosecuted if they continue thus
to do. PIIIUP Lonn 1:1 : , .
Wo shall give $1.10 worth of presents
away .January 1st , 18S7. livery 50 cent
purchase will get you a ticket. Pn/.es
will be exhibited in our show windows.
Mrr.i.iiu : Mt-sii Co. ,
No. It ! ) Main Street.
A few spats left lor the concert to-nighl
at the Christmas Market.
W. ! ' . Speir , IJew York , inspector of
public buildings , is here examining Pnch'
Sam's new house.
F.lmer Shugart 1 at homo fora u < s (
from studies at Hollevuo college.
( J. C. Wise , who travels for Messrs.
Haymond Camnbell , has jiisl returned
from an e.xtcudetf we tern trip.
See the Palace Car and Onakee Court
ship at the Christmas -Market to-niyht.
Substantial abstr.iels o f titles and rea
estate loans , J. W. * E. L. .Siimre. No.
101 Pearl stieet , Council HlulVs.
Don't buy your new suit or overcoat
until ion look at those at Metealf llros.
Secure seals early tor the concert to
night at the Christmas Market.
Notice Opera House barber sliop.batli
rooms reopened.
Everybody's store , good place to buy
good's , No. 823 Main street.
Little old folks' concert to-night at the
Christmas Market.
Heating stoves at cost to close , them
out. W. A. Wood , No. oOl Main Street.
The reserved seats for the little folks'
entertainment at Temple hall to-night are
only 10 cents. Those having 'Jo-cent
tickets em have money refunded by call
ing at C. M. Hiislmell'- , .
A CRAFTY WOMAN.
Ono of the Greatest Confluence Op-
cratorM of Hci-Tlinc.
A Philadelphia dispatch of November
20 to the New York ' 1 imes says : Charles
Dayton Talmage brought his romantic
and peculiar connection with the notori
ous adventuress , Mr.s.Annic 'VValiiiiglord.
io a most dramatic climax this afternoon
when ho appeared as a witness in a suit
nlli-eline his interests which vas on trial
before Judge Fell. He tcstilicd to the
fraudulent and crafty methods by which
this subtle adventuress got him in her
toils and secured from him an assignment
of all he owned on earth. The old man's
frame shook with excitement and his
voice trembled with emotion as he de
clared "it was a fraud and a cheat. I
never owed heraccnl ol tho' li UCO said
to have been the consideration for the
assignment. She has robbed mo of . ! 0- ,
000. She has seventeen dillerent hus
bands and twenty different names. " Mr.
I'nlnnige said he Knew whereof lie spoke ,
and his Knowledge was acfjuiicd by long
and bitter experience.
The public has had only scraps
ami inklings of this most remark
able chapter in the life ot the
woman wnois easily entitled to the dis-
t'-uction of biiing one of the geatest con
fidence opciator& ol her time. She met
Charles I ) , 'j almage in Paris in 187tf , ami
their relations soon became quite inti
mate. In less than a year there was a
quarrel , an exchange of rings ami gems.
A lawyer put things in shape and the two
actors in thq drama.separated. Six years
elapsed beloro they came together again.
The meeting was in a boarding house
in New York , where both were livintc.
Airs. Wallitujford had concealed the
ravages 9 ! t.me with cosmetics and a
tawny wig , and for nearly a week she
passed betore Air Talmage's inattentive
eyes unrecogni/ed and unknown Mean
while she had taken the measure of her
tender victim and formed plans which
coiuemplateU nothing less than than the
trotting possession ot his entire fortune.
When the time was ripe she revealed her
self , brought up pleasant memories of the
past , ami nn-vailed upon the old man to
go mid live with her in a Hat on Sixth
avenue , near Twenty-eighth street. Then
she commenced to carry out her well-
planned schemes. She knew that at an
earlier penod of his life Air.
Talmazo's ' mind had been unsettled ,
and that ho was constantly in more or
less dread of a recurrence of Ins mental
malady vvhieii might land him in a mad
house. This was the string on which she
played. She discovered that Counselors
lieorge W. Arumlol and K. O. Aloon , of
this city , had in their possession about
? 8,000 which they had recovered in a suit
in which the Ii.td acted as 'J'almago's
counsel. To get this money was her first
object , Will all the inllnenco she had
over her deli-led victim this seemed an
easy task , She told him that Messrs.
Arumlol and. Aloon wore his enemies ,
and would confine him in an insane asy
lum if he came to Philadelphia. She as
sured him Unit his relatives and friends
had already instituted proceedings to
have him declared a lunatic. She lured
men to truck him on the streets of New
York , and then pointed them out to him
ss detectives sent over to entrap him and
get him back to Philadelphia. Uy these
means she persuaded him that ho could
safely come to this city. The question
arose how ho was to get tlio money from
Air , Arnmlol. To this she proposed an
easy answer. There was nothing to pre
vent her comlnii to Philadelphia , there
fore give her a judgment note and let her
collect it from the attorneys. Talmago
still hesitated , so he was taken to a law
yer's ollico and browbeaten into acquics-
cenco.
Past experience had taught the ad
venturess caution , and she. fortified her
position until it seemed impregnable.
Not satisfied with gelling Tafimigo's
signature to a judgment note for 8,400 ,
siir nKo ma < li'him sign an nflidiuitstnt *
ing tlmt tin-bul nipnt was for borrowed
money and tn.u tie had no defence to il
of any kind of sort. Feai fill that this
might nol bind his real estate "ho took in
addition an nc i iimcnt of all his proper
ty. HeMdes all this she got him to write
her a letter , dated in I TH , admitting that
he owed her money. To civo this paper
the proper appearance of nco she ex
plained that she could dip it in tea and
carry it in her pocket for a while. Those
papers she brought on to Philadelphia
and spread upfrtl"the records of the com
mon picas com I No. ! J. No Philadelphia ,
lawyer would aMtsl in the conspiracy , so
that she was obliged to act as her own at
torney until sliE brought a lawyer over
fiom New York with her. She issued an
attachment against Mr. Arundcl , and ex-
peeled Ihat she would gel the money immediately -
mediately Mr Arundcl surprised her
by making a most vigorous and porsi-t-
out defence. Without having any pre
cedent for his former client , held on lethe
the money in spite of the orders and mo
tests of Iho latter , and was fulK sustained
by the court. Mrs. Wulllngford made
repeated eflbrts to force him to give the
money up , but was always balked. Ft
nnlly she got disgusted and kicked Tal
mage oul of Ihe Imt. This was jusl whal
Mr Arundcl had predicted to the court
that she would do tus soon n ° . she found
her-elf unable lo get lliu money. Mr
Talmngo then came on to Philadelphia ,
and Mr. Arundel explained lo him the
frue condition of all'airs. Ho was duly
gralelul and beeanm as bitter against the
woman as he had formerly been strong in
hi * , pasoion for her. He retained Messrs.
Arundcl and Moon to assist him in get
ting the court to open the judgment en
tered on Iho sKtOO note. Depositions
were taken , in which he do < crlbed how it
had been extorted from him , and de
clared that he owed the woman nothing.
The court promptly granted his applica
tion ami opened the .judgment.
Mrs. Walliuirford , however , has not yet
uiveii up the contest. Although she has
no judgment , she has the note , the alii-
davit and the lea-stained letter , upon
which she intends to ask a jury to give
her a verdict. Her ollbrts are al present
directed to securing a lawyer who will
consent to represent her.
For Cntiglts , Asthma ami Tliro.it
Disorders , u o 's ISrunrhlitl
This will be the v cck for bargains. Our
entire line ol shawls at 2j per ct. discount.
Way down to'close out. They must be
sold. We distaiicccompctition in ( jual-
itv of goods and low pi ices , is the
\erdictofanycti5tomcr. -
JlttnnfiiclHi'i'i'ii iilfaiifiii/l { 'ift'f >
They iii-rei' uxts no lun > , n < l ani-
nol tforemnin. Our stuck fs Itiri/t ;
and jKilfcrnn rlioicc. J'riccit mill be
it'ltli its for ten
Ii ABIES'
UNDERWEAR
At a Bargain.
Stock largeand'we are
bound to sell it out.
Call and see our goods
before piircliasing
elsewhere.
BARENESS BROS ,
,
40 ! Broadway , Council Bluffs
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and fold , nt retail
and in lots , Largu quantities to bclect
from. Several pahs of fine drivers , sin
gle or double.
MASOH WISE ,
Council 111 nils.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Ollice o\cr > American Exprefs ,
FIRE INSURANCE
\ rlhe \ , follov/ing Companies.
German American , of Ntiu York
Phfrnlx , * of Hartford.
Hartford. * of Hartford ,
Callforntan , of San Franclico.
Scottish Union A. National , of Calnaurg.
Union , of San Francisco.
State , * of DCS Mo/net.
Wllllamtturg City , ' cf Brooklyn.
Thou marked with a Intun alto against lots 6y
Wind Storms. Cyclones and Tornadon
FOR EALZ IN COU.Stlt.
AND OMAHA.
ONEY LOANED ON coon CITY
M ANt ) FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST
KArCb. *
TH A YJ T * * Ik T"V T " T f
TAKE NOTICE !
You have but a few days' grace in wliicli to
purchase
Uj ARWLr\Uj |
Window Shades , Etc. ,
Which we are now making. Remember that
we are shortly to make a change in the firm ,
and wish to close out our -present stock before
doing so.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
No. 405 Broadway , Council Bhifics.
,5 r
en's furnisher ,
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
llsadlpt ] Styles and 1rnpofkabops ! f3 ° P3tapbly op { -"land. S"
14O6 Farnnm Street , Oninha , Nob.
Pearl Street.
Sal
I'.irminnc ] . : miU in iowu , Minnesota , Kansas , iind ranging from $ .100 lo
$10.00 per acre. School ami state hinds in Minnesota on 80 years' tnuu 0 per
cent interest. Land Huyers lure Iroe. Information , etc , ; ri\oii hv
. . j.i. ,
No. 'iM Uroadwav. Coum-il Hlnli' < , Fowa. ngonl for Frfiilnkscn > V ; Co. . (3'iU ' ago
HRS. C. L GILLETTE ,
jzyu'C-tu
HAIR GOODS.
I Will Pay the Highest Price in Cash
FOR ALL KINDS OF
JOHN V. STONK. J.UOII SIMS
STONE & SIMS ,
5
J'ractii'L- the Slate un < l Federal couits
itoonis 7 Hiul 8 Sliiiwut lieiio IJlo'ik.
COTJISTCILi BT-j
R. L. WILLIAMS
18 N. Main st , Council niuffla. . , and 209
S. inth st , room 10 , Omaha , Neb.
Miuiuruituioi'B Apentfortlui
CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awnings , Roofing , Slate , Mantels
I'late and Window Glass , Show Cases ,
Eloators , ( hand andaulic , etc ,
FINE - FRENCH - MILLIHERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Onialm ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying n $5 hat or bonncl , one fare
te paid ; ? io , lound Irip ,
SPEOIALNOTIOES.
_
3STOTZCB.
Epcolnl mlvrrtUoinontg , eucli m I.nRt , Found
lol.oiui , For Snlo , To Hunt , \\iuits , llannlliiir ,
t'tc , will bolnsurtat ! la tlily loluiun nt llio loir
rntoofTK.VCKNTS Plllt LINK rorilioflrtt Inaor-
Inniiiid FlMtC'cntgl'crl.lnurorfacheubbUiiuont
Intfilioii. I.euvo iiJverllsomi'iits nt nnr ollico
No. U 1'i'ttl bliect , nuai1 Dioailway , Council
lllulTs.
WANTS.
TTIOIt HI'.NT 'I bo" one 6lor } Inuno liiKinCsii
-L1 liuilillnir with < TIXHII dwi'lliiifr itttncliineni
formciljocfiiplod liy II. I' . Niles. mid Ktiuwn 119
No. UU South ilulu bticc't Ajiily | to .S | Y
Holirer.
FOH HKNTT now l o sloiy irnino houee
uontitlnliil looiiif , hull anil cellar iniUrr
onliru house , on N. U i-uiner A\unue l-'nnil
Little Ouftls btrcc-t. Only 7 blocks from Do-
huiiy't , optra huueu. Cull on SI. 1' . Jtolirur , ut
Ite iluin street , (
WANTUD A cotlu o of llro or &lx rooms ,
loi'iitoil convenient to btieinchs ; mniill
family , no children. Address "CrUpy , " lite
otliic.
V\MNTlTTI-A" to diTvo"tcitin for \ \ \
V wlntt-r. I ) . .1. Smith , guiducr nnU Irult
grower , tiouth I'lrst btrcct.
WANTii-A : boy with jwny to carry Je )
route.
FUIi BALK Olil papers tot sulu t the lleo
olficv.
"lA/ANTKJJ r rtl - inlendinc to l > o iii rrlnl
> V nru wiinltd to cull ut Iho 1'rj or1 * III job
olllfe to etlcct their \vcdillinf curds.
MELYIH SMITH & CO
McMAHOH & GO ,
filstiacts ) of Title , Loan and Real Es
tate Broken , No. 236 Main St.
l t/ir"inot relia
ble ub truel liofikn In ////s eonuli/ , "
known nn tfie "JlcMulinn Abtlrne.t
llookn , " ire ai-e notir jn-t-iinivil to fur-
iiili tibittnmtH tintl i'e.iii-rt/'iilli/ < > -
llctl the iHiti'otutyeof all little aenii
Inn correct filntnirt * of title to lanils
and loin In I'ottaivattitinic count// / ,
mm mm & co , ,
HO. 236 MAIN SI1. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Stai Sale Stables and Mule Yards ,
IJROADU'AY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Oppubltu Duinni ) Uoput ,
BCO
CO
ilor. c3 anil mules k | ) t oonsiantly on
luinil , for .salo at retail or in car lomls.
Odors promptly lillotl hy contruct on
shurt notice .Stock sold on ooniinission.
Snu'innfe Uoi.i.'i , 1'iopriulurb
Telnpliono No 111
Formerly of K il Kale .Stsihlefc , corner
Ut. ave ami UU
IL. RIGJS , M. D. .
Oi otbri Tumors itiiuiiixl witliout
te kiufuordruirlnvof blood.
Otor thirty VLMK prrtctipalripfrience.
No II renrl&t , '
frou.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL l'a , JA ,
Kitnbliibed 1U7
THE HEATON FUEL CO
-
Will suppy x on AS ith n ' .leaner atui better
lity of
Than .1113 otic iu the city. A tii.il will com
\incc jou.
No ( US Hroid\\.iy. Telephone HO ,
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS. ' *
AGlill n,1flU I. ntl't.HMKM" ! . "
'
DJIRIC : : , WKLLS & co
, WliolcMlo
Agricultural Implements , Busies ,
Cnnlnecs , rte .Uu. ronndl nluir * . Iowa.
KKYSTONH MANUl'ACTUUlNCi CO ?
Mntiiifiii'tiniMsol Kuil Donlpiftln
Hand and Power Com Shelters ,
Anil iiKonutnl Him ol llrM cln s ntrrli'iiltuinl
.
Nos. IfiOl , 1 'M. 150.1 niul IMJ ? oiilh Mnln Stroit ,
_ _ _ Coiuit'll UiUlT < , limn.
DAN II ) UUADM'.Y .t CO. ,
Mnnur'M nn 1 Jobbpi nt
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Bnggios ,
, ; . n" Kl"1' < of K nn Mnohlnorr.
1100 to 1113
Soutli Jlnln Street , Counoll llltiirt
( ' . I Itl'K I'- * .
COUNCIL HI.UKFS CAUIMJT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Clotlip , Ciirlnin riiluroi , ITpho iorr Clou
Kto. Na 405 llromlwny Counoll llluffs ,
i-n , KIT.
TKUKC.OV & M0015K ,
Wholesale .lobbois In Iho
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes -
Nos. CSMatn ana t7 ! 1'oail Pis. Council lliu ( I a.
lorrn.
COMMISSION.
SNYOKU" & U-fAMTN ;
WIlolCRIllo
Frnit and Produce Commission Morcliants.
Ko J4Tu il St. Counoll III
1IAULK , HAAS A ; CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
1 Stimuli' * , lllc. No. 2i Mnln St , anil
No. 211'oail SI. , CouiH'll Illuirs.
i anr * .
O. W. IJUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission. Nn "ill Ir ) iub\aj' ,
( 'ounull Illiirri
U'lUT vV DLKJl'I'.rrK ,
Wliolcsile Fruits , Confectionery ,
AND-
COMMISSION ,
NOD. 10ami IB I'unil St. , ConniMI llluffs
HAItXUSS. K'JC.
15KCICMAN , STHOIliJKIliV A ; CO. ,
Jliinu'ni'Hitois of and \Vliolyilo : Doulunln
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
Ka K. ) Miiln Pt. . Counuil llluIN , lonriu
HATH , r.-l/W , ETC.
MKTCALF JJllO'l'lIKIlS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and -Gloves.
No . : 2 anil 311 Hioailwiiv. Council
KA rr
KKHUXK & VKL'l\ \
Iron , Steel , Hails , Heavy Hardwire ,
And Wooil Slock , Coiinull llhiir , lown.
COUNCIL HLUFI'S OIL CO. .
Wliolofiilo DvHliTi In
Illuminating & Lubrlcatl 01U Gasollu
E3TO. , EJTO.
F.'I licodore , Atrunl , Connuil Illnira , Inivn.
i'ii.t\a urc.
A. OVKItro.N Ar CO.
Hard Y/ood / , Southern Lumbar , Piling
Anil DridRO Mnli'il.ll S | > < > rlaltlr > 4\Vlu > 10Milo I.um-
bur or nil Klmls. Dillt < No. I.W Jluln tiu.
Council Illilllij. Jotriu
US AMI LIQVUtlS.
JOHN LIN'DIIK ,
Imported and Domestic Wines a Liquors
foi SI. ( iiilllitlio d Ilorli Illltcid. .Vo.li
Main M. Council lllulM
SCIINKIDKR > V HK ( K ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
ffutfio MatnSt. , Cuuncil ll'.ujj.
L. K1H.SCIIT iCO ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
No. 114 Hiou'lwio ' , COIIIK II
OREBTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Dlull'b having
And all ino'crn ' iinprovcinentb.
15 , U17 and S1U Main st.
MA.MOI1K , f'roj ) .
.lotii'iialii , iOiinly ami
Itiilili WorUol'AII Itillds n SjK'1-
ially
Prompt Allenfion to Mail Orders
MOREHOUSE & CO.
lioom 1 ICvcrcl lilocl. , Council Binds '
Slamlard Puprra U vA All lyli" > of li ii.l
ing in Mu u ines anil
BLAETK BOOKS.
niniii.N'c : : : r-j
C. I ) . National Ilu.ik , il. It. Bir- . . J-.Co .
Clll/unV Iliinlf. J > e 'ic. " , rr , \V.
Mri.tNnlloinU Hunk. e. II lllHli . ft
JIIicci A. I'ubtty.llunkurd.UiJXVMill , uT U
T . 1 OllO
Reduction imt . .
KJ. county )
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i h 1 11 { I
llJlllltt , nii
' the
funded
Ats lk.ncr& .
Council