Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , JAXUAUY IK 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCilTlLUFFS
TUESDAY MOlim'd , JAN. 11.
OFFICE , JNO. 12 , PEARL STKEET.
De-llvcu-d by carrier In nnr pnrt of the city nt
mint } ' cents per wtok.
II. AV. TII.TO.V. Manager.
Tin.CPIIONCS !
BcsJNrpsOmcr. , No. 13.
KiatiT Ktiiroii No. 23.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
llnnvy suits cheap to onlor nt Keller's.
Tin ! board of traelo incuts this
touluct olVtccro.
A boy with liorsn is wnnlod to curry
route on the HIK : in Council Hind's.
"Hill" Criss , the well-known colored
bootblank , was last niyht urruiitcil for
disturbing the peace.
A fellow givlna his names as Cook was
run in for boinj ; drunk , Ho hud only n
day book and n pint of whibky with
which to pay the lino.
ArrniiKciiusnts arc bcinc made by the
Knights of Labor for : i tiublic address in
tln.s city about the sjfith by the stale mas
ter workman , AI. L. Wheat.
Those who hold minihur.s in Monrc &
Kiplintfe'r's list of presents should call
undseu tin ; list on their blackboard , as
the drawing took place yesterday.
Ituv. J.S. Norvell is the name of thn
phrHiitii scientist , who has buen giving
Midi able addresses here , and not Alur-
ville , as misprinted in yesterday's llu : .
.1. A. Shaen , who was run in for buine
drunk on Sunday , deposited $10 for his
appearance yesterday , but failing to
fchow up the inonuy was dropped into the
box.
box.J.
J.V. . "Merrill is reported as about to
step mil of the position of t'ity editor of
tins Nonpareil , .fudge Ilubbard , one of
the brightest writers on the stall' , is looked
to as his .successor.
I'ermit to wed was Yesterday given to
John ; Morrisscy and Kninia O'Neill , the
former from Neola , the latter from this
city ; also to Harry Shaw and Li//.io
Wiitmore , both of tills city.
Special communication of Hind' City
Lodge No. 71 A. K. A : A. Al. Tuesday e\en-
ing , Jammiy 11 , for work on the third
degree. Visiting brethren cordially in-
\ited. 15y order ot the \V. AI.
Doll Allen is complained ol for making
trouble again with nis wife. Jle seems
to have a hard time keeping the peace. J.
K. Smart and Charles Moorehotise were
booked for disturbing the peace , but the
matter dropped on payment of thu olli-
cer's costs.
' .Sitnro | Iligc-i is now nicely located
OVll ! DuVol's store , and has as neat a
justice ollico as was ever seen in this city ,
lie there welcomes his friends in his usual
hearty way , and will doubtless get his lull
share of bii.siness.
The lifth of the series of nartics given
by the Hoyal Arcanum will be held in
tire Arcanum parlors in HenoV block ,
Wednesday evening , January 12. Tickets
for this party can be procured from any
member of the committee. T. K. Caviu ,
chairman.
While the city council is considering
the advisability of doing away with tele
phones in the city and lire buildings , the
school board is considering the advisa
bility of putting telephones in all the
bchool buildings.
1 The cold weather , the like of which has
not been known here for years , has
caused sad havoc with the water pipes of
the city building and city jail. The nines
have burst. Hooding the cellar ot the
former building , mm the sewerage in the
jail is all stopped , making the interior
nnything but agreeable to the prisoners.
It is understood that Woodbnrn , who
bhot Murphy , in a saloon row on Broad
way , will not , be prosecuted , but that the
matter will be dronped on the payment
of cost. It is said that Woodburn was
assaulted roughly by a crowd , and in try
ing to defend himself lircd his revolver ,
unfortunately hitting Alurphy. The
wound was not sciions.
The case aL'ainst ' AlcN'nlty for keeping
n disorderly' hou o was yesterday dis
missed. It appeared that AIcNulty had
retired from the position of proprietor of
the "Jo Drop In , " and hence there was
no use to press the case. Some ono
ought to bo responsible foi the reputation
of the house , anil unhss it is more or
derly tban it has been the authorities
threaten to pinch the head of it , whoever
it may bo.
Kv.Mistiee Krainoy is very sere about
the way the county board slashes bis
bills. Hardly one-third of the amounts
claimed by him was allowed. He
threatens to commence suit against the
county. It is understood that the county
board is not loath to go into court and
have the matter shown up and the people
would certainly not object to have the
details of the justice olliee ollicially inves
tigated in this teirm. The opportunity is
now given Air. Framoy to vindicate 'his
ollicial record by suing the county , and
making it pay the amount of his bills in
full. .
Moore & Kiphnger kcot the largest
nnd best stock of citrars and tobaccos in
the city. Call and be convinced.
See the now meerschaums and the
smokers' articles of all lands at Moore &
Kiplingtr's.
Mooting of the liar.
A meeting of the bar of this county was
held yesterday morning , at which
Colonel Sapp presided and Walter Smith
norvcd as secretary. A rule was adopted
providing for the sessions of court here
to open .it 10 o'clock mornings , take a re
cess of two hours at noon , and adjourn
nt 5 o'clock afternoons.
The following committees was ap
pointed to consider the matter of having
L. B. Crafts & Co , are loaning money
on all classes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates. See them before
securing your loans.
KU'ctrio door bulls , burglar alarms nnd
every form of clonus-ties electrical uppli-
RIICCS at the Now Vork Plumbing Co.
IMniuis nnd Orcaiiw.
W. W Kimball , of Chicago , hns opened
nt No. U28 Broadway with a full and com
plete ) stock of pianos and organs new ami
fresh from factory which will bo sold re-
cardless of cost or tnno. Call , wo can
bull i on , C. W. Kwors , manager.
Pnrsonul rarajirapliH.
Hobcrt Barford , of Dcnison , la. , is vis
iting Council Mull * frionlls ,
I' . I' . Kelley , of ( Jlenwood , was in the
city yesterday attending court.
A. W. Askwilh , ot Walnut , was looking
after legal mailers hero yusterday.
Jan. ; ) * T. Hottrke , foreman of the
Council Blulls Canning company , has re
turned from Columbus , Neb. , whore ho
has boon visiting since the middle of No
vember.
C. II. Champ , of Kimball & Clmmp ,
was calU'd to .Minneapolis Saturday by
, ttievsiul news that his brother , Kd Champ ,
was in a dying condition. Ho arrived
there Sunifay at 11 o'clock , about four
.hours before his brother died. The re
mains will bo taken to Kockford. 111. , his
-l homo , for burhil. Ho 'had 'been ill
tin ca month's with typhoid fever.
Gnvid. Concert , at K ; k to-night.
NEW JUDGES ON THE BENCH ,
Reopening of the District Court and tlio
Jmlgps Start In Gently *
MEETING OF THE COUNTY BAR.
The Doings oT tlio Council Hltkn nt
the Opcrn House A "Mistake In
I'rlutlim Humid Itflcf News
Alioitt tlic HleiflH.
Putting on thcGowiiH.
Yesterday morning tlio elistrict court
resumed business here , with two new
judges in attendance , Judge Thornull ,
who ha' boon the prosecuting attorney ,
and Judge Carson , of this city. The two
wore in e'lo = o eoti.Miltatioii in the after-
tcrnoon for nn hour or more , while n bar
meeting was being helel in tbo court
room. At the adjournment of the meet
ing , the t\so new judges went through
the trying ordeal of mounting the jueli-
eial wool.-at-k in the presence ami under
the keen eyeing of those with whom they
June lieni familiar as breithor attorneys
nt the bti. : ' 1 hey ( -coined to feel the em
barrassing pmition , ami so kept each
other's company in emerging from the
little room and marching at the appro
priate < slow step up to their now positions
of honor and dignity. There were a
nnmlier of lookers on bo.sieles the attor
neys , and as the two new judges took
their places , and fairly seated themselves
side by side1 , there was a general clap
ping ( if hands a hearty welcome , which
caused the iiu\iliale.s to smile happily in
I'ccoj/nilion. They then proceeded to
tle assignment of eases. .Judge Thornell
called from the docket , and as the crim
inal cases were reached he passeel those
over lo .ludgc Carson to attend to , .Indgei
Thornell having been actively interested
in the trial of these , and therefore not in
n condition to pabs upon motions con
cerning them. After tiie call Judge
Thornell retired to another room , lo there
listen to various motions , and Judge
Carbon retained his seat , nnd proceeded
with like business , there being thus a
double barrelled court running yesterday.
The chief motion of public interest was
the one pending for a new trial in the
case of Kdwards , the fellow convicted of
a confidence game , and who from the
tools found niion him is rather a hard
crook. Nothing was done with this
motion yesterday , but it is understood
that it will be taken up by Judge Carson
on Thursday.
Judge Carson expects to go to Audubon
Wednesday to hear o habeas corpus case
which imolves the custody of a child of
Dr. Holmes , who has had trouble with
his wife.
Judge Thornell will remain here to
listen to eases. The new saloon cases
are set for the 17th , and the action m
the o will be lookeel forward lo with
intercsl.
( icorge Uudio , real estate and ni'go-
tiator ot loans. No. 1507 Farnam street.
Omaha , liargams in Council ISIuH's and
Omaha property.
Sec that your books are made bv Mooro-
house < .V Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Ij\ST NIGHT'S COUNCIL.
< \n Ordinance to Create a Sewer Dis
trict toituilil a Ijcivcc U'as Intro
duced.
The city council met last evening , all
present , except Alderman Stnuib.
A few e > f those interested in the. Tenth
avenue ordinance were on hand , but the
ordinance was not taken up.
A petition for sidewalk on Avenue 1)
belween Eighth and Tenth streets , alse >
for sidewalk on Mill street , read and
granted.
Petition to open highways from in front
of C. ( ieise's residence northerly to Elliot
street , also from this highway between
Lou Hammer's and the Dautorth properly
to Broadway.
On recommendation of Dauforth Air.
Doty was allowed $ .10 , as the authorities
burned his property two years ago after
a case of small-pox.
Petition of Air. Dalton for position of
street commissioner was filed.
Uoport ol chief of police for December ,
as already printed in the BIE. ; Approved.
Keport ot e-ity clerk. Approved.
Keport of street commissioner read anil
apnrovcd.
Petition of Driving Park association for
a reduction of taxes was reporled on
favorably by ( he city attorney , and placed
on lile on motion of Alderman Bennett.
Keport of city wcighmastcr .since March
last , in which ho gave the council a
raking over in regard to the way they liael
failed to rccogni/.o him. Placed on lilo.
A resolution was passed ordering built
a large number of sidewalks previously
passed by the council.
The mayor presented a bill from Iho
Chicago , Burlington As Quincy railway
for removing an ice house -onto time ago ,
also enclosing a fpiil claim eleed for the
land ; referred to the city attorney , with
power to examine the deed and witli au
thority to pay the amount , $290 , previ
ously allowed if lie found the same cor
rect.
rect.T.
T. J Evans presented an ordinance to
establish a sewer improvement dii-triclin
tlio western part of the city for the pur
pose of building a levee to protect that
portion e > f the city from another over-
How of the Missouri river ; the district in
cludes the following territory ; Commenc
ing at a point on Ihe right of way of the
Chicago & North western railway , nighty
rods north of section 25 ! , thence soutn on
North Eighth street to its intersection
with Tenth street , thence south on
Tenth street lo its intersection with the
south line of the right of way of the
Chicago , Hook Island & Pncilic railway ,
thence west on said line anil west on the
south line of the right of way of this
Union Pacilio railway to tlio Missouri
river , tliowi ) northerly along the cast
bank ot the river to the north line of sec
tion No. 127 , llicnco cast on said section
line lo its intersection with levee , llumco
along said levee to place of beginning.
Said ih.striet is eslablished for the pur
pose of improving the territory in said
district by constructing sewers and other
improvements for draining purposes as
provided by law.
Section 3 repeals all ordinances that
conflict with thiswhile section it provides
thai the einlinaiice shall bo in force from
and a ( tor passage and publication as pro
vided by law. It was referred lo the
judiciary ? ommittco with the city attor
ney and engineer , after having buon read
the second time.
Dr. Hanehettollico No. 12 Pearl street ;
residence , W Fourth street ; lelcphono
No. 10. _
Siibat.iiul.il abstracts of tithis and real
vstate'.loan * . J. W. A : E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council Blulls.
Iiitcrnry Delights.
The Monday Evening club mot lasl
night al the residence of Miss Julia Of
ficer. This was llio opening session of
this organi/.ation , which is composed of
the best literary clement of our city , ami
the programme presented on the open
ing night gave brilliant _ premise for the
future.
Air. C. II. Sholos read an admirable
essay which .showed signs of careful
thought on "Aspiration versus. Kenlity. "
Airs Horaces Evorou read a selection
from Prof. Swing's essay on "Parhv.
Yens 1-rancais. "
'J he Alisses Merkel nuu" Mr. 1. II. Trey-
nor favored the company with delightful
vocal selections.
And Aliss Julia Olliccr with a brilliant
fantastic on the piano ,
AIi. a Joyce rcael a short scene from ono
of Shakespeare's1 comedies , and Air.
Frank Lawrence read the speech of
Henry W. Grady , of Allatiln , before the
Boston elite , which has boon pronounced
by all as one of the most brilliant afl r
dinner speeches of llio cenlury. The
club newspaper was not neglected in the
feast of rich tilings and contained articles
from the members of the club on various
subjecls. We predict a bright future for
Ihe Monday Evening club. The nexl
meeting will bo at Aliss Welso's on
Eighth street two weeks from last even
ing , _
( Jood .Music , Good Ice at rink.
Weather strips at Chapman's 10.1) ) Alain
Clark Still nt It.
Judging from the following , taken
from tlio Hastings ( Neb. ) Independent ,
the versatile and omnipresent Clark , of
Blufl's newspaper fame , muct bo making
things hum in that sprightly city : "Air.
C. S. Clark makes the most brilliant city
editor Hastings has over had , and in
making Ihis candid statement the- writer
is not paving the way into llio 'Hastings
Liars' Association. ' nor is he trying to
tippear as eme of llio 'tall tell lallcrs we
have heard se > much about lately. ' Thu
item refers lo an imaginary association
enlilleel the "llasliugs Liars' and Tall
Tale Tellers' society , " which Clark
makes regular rcporls from In his
"Points and Pointers. ' *
Granel Concert at Kink to-night.
Hard and soft coal , best eiuality , all
fsi/.c . Alissouri and Iowa xvooel. C. B
Fuel company , 030 Broaelway. Tele
phone UiO. _
"Xltlca" Lust N
Last evening Carlton's "Xitka" was
given at the opera house. Tlio claim
that it Is a rival of "Siberia" caused the
expectations of many to be quite high.
Thc.se expectations were by no means
reached. The play itselt is rather weak and
had it not been in the hands of an excel
lent company would have fallen very
Hat. The company brought out all there
was in it , anil some very clover work
was el one considering the capacity of op-
porlunilics allbrdcd by the play.
Weather strips at Chapman' * , 105
Alain st.
Ccnterville soft-lump coal , $ ; ! .7i"i per
ton , delivered , Win. Welch , 015 Alain
street , telephone ! lt. !
A Printer's Illuiielcr.
It was yesterday discovered by City
Treasurer Spetman that a mistake had
been made in the printing of the $ 10,000
inlcrseclion bonds , issued during
Vaiighau's administrallon. The coupons
were daled as failing due December , 18H7 ,
instead of December , 18SO. Steps will be
taken to rectify the same.
.
- -
The countv has cut oil' the usual allow
ance of 00 cents a month for tobacco to
the inmates ot the poor house. The board
says that beggars mustn't be chcws-ors ,
or smokers either. If they are Ihey must
furnish their own nicotine. This may
.seem close economy , but then the county
is building a new court house.
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves ! i < e > r the next
thirty days 1 will sell heating stoves at
cost for e-ush only. P. .C. Dr.Voi , .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fpcclnl aavcrtlscinents , such 119 Lost , Fojnd
7oLoinror ! Sulo , To Hunt , VtnntR , Ho.irdlnsr ,
etc. , will liofnsortuil In this column nt tlio luw
rntoofTKNCUNTSPRIt LINK fortlionrst inscc-
lonnnd vlvoContsl'crLlnoforcncli subsuquunt
insortloii. Lunvu udvisrlisumi'iiH ut our ollico
No. 12 I'cul Htrcot , nu.u1 Uroailwiiri Council
111 u Us.
WANTS.
SAL ! " HIiiBlismlth iiiul wimon lioji.
Only ono In town , r.xcelli'iit liiHlnos . Oooil
lonpons lor fculllnsf. AdiliCasU. I * . Jlillor , 1'orth-
inoiitli , In.
Foil itr.NT urooin iiiinso , sn ; , rim avt- . ,
opposite tbo piirk. Sullivan & Fil/goi nhl.
FOR KP.NT Itonni , ilh bonnl , for tivo
ut'iite , or limn iiiul wife , No. 1-0 I'nink-
llu St.
I/'OH SAI.K M > rusiiloncu iiropuity on Illull
: Bt. bolwci-ii Willow nml Filtli nvoniiu ; also
iorMJ tuiil busies. A. K. lliitos.
FOR HUNT A new two story frame
IIOIHC , cdriliiinliic six room- * , null on both
lloois , cloM'tR with all liril rooniH. liirc rclhir
mid Komi cHtoin , Call on M. 1' . llohrcr or
Odoll tires , 6Co. .
E ) | { HUNT Thr , oiio-story frnino bii8ini" > s
builillixr , with l-room dwi'lllnjf iitturli-
munt , formerly occupied a a randy factory
and known as No. Ill ) Honth Main struct , ux-
touniiir lliioiiKli to 1'uarl ct. Apply to M. t\
KobrurorUilcll llros. .V Co.
SALI'liitrlicr shop.p-ooJ location , KOOI !
1 reason lor ai'llliif , ' Addro.- 11 , lluo ollico.
WANTT.O A cottavo ol flvo or Hix room'f.
located convenient to buslnu.id : Hinall
fntnlly , no children. Addicsa "Crispy , " lloo
ollicc.
ollicc.W 'ANTIJD-A ' route , boy wltb pony lo curry Jleo
FOIt SALI ! Old paperd for sale nt the llco
oIici ! > .
WANTHD I'lirtlvs Intoiidlnif to bo married
are wanted to call at the I'ryor's life job
ofllrc to bek'cl their wedding cards.
J31I.V V. STKK JACOn SIMS
STONE & SIMS ,
i
Practice ; in tlio State nuel Kuelornl courts
itooinb ? and H Shii iii't-liuiio lilo'ik.
COTJITOIIU BIjTJIT'ir'S
W. S. HOMER & GO ,
A.1 ; Main St. , Council
Tbo cbc'iipcat plitco in the city to buy
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS ,
SILVER PLATED WARE ,
GLASSWARE ,
-ANO-
FINE POTTERY.
I a run.ccmi'jir.td. ' Uul nleidtlii
only one la Iho orlj cf neralloi
Biunlinuom Klecti-ia Jf J/afu.lft
irrrnl. Sclentinc.rowcrful , IiumLlo.
ul ! e and ir cuvo. jLtold Irauda.
_ ' " " Ki.Korimi IIITH : roit
PS. HORHE. iLivdiroi ) . IGi V/A5AS AYE. .
I ba > a i pcatlr ! < rem Jj lor UK tbOTo dlieaM ; t j lit ns <
UXMllautll c ( c tia el < h worn llU'l a'jil ur lonK t adding
LateUeneured InJ.e.l. nounnmla01 j ( iti la IIIsfflcaey
tbaI li.adTWOllOrri.E8H ! < lKtoi ! ! lln.rwlUiBVlll
| ] 1 LU TlttUl 181 pu tUU Ul.eaie. toVu > auffcrar. Olr. er.
ti -.0.8aM 5 | , t'U , I. Aiiwcu iju-euiat . V
COUNCIL BLUFFS BOOMS !
CALL AT
And select your pry Goods and Carpers before the prices advance ,
Y/e / are selling elegant Patterns Dress Goods very low
to close the lot.
never mtiv ninrh' Sill ; * so
those ire ttt'c now scll-
out ( tils entire tlcimi-lnienl tn
inttlie room for our inrmtucil Cornet xlorl , ;
them of ) ' nt ext
lon >
lables , Ladies' ' and Misses' ' lliidcnvcai1 , Elc.
Are brlnn etoaeit out rericJiati > >
Von ii'Sll nitre inonen lo see our
< tnil Knvn before IIOH Initf. If lion trout In-
jirnln , Jirnwii , I'flrcl , or Moqiiette Cnr-
l > el < , eonii' anil see it * or trrilc for price * .
( ) urrtrii'tifCitrl lnn , , ete.s / ! ar/e n < 1 eltotee , nntl
ii-elnireti full assortment of I'nlea. Itotln. Itnisx ( lootl * , eh' . Our work *
itonc b\i \ - / , - / / / ( ( trorhnien. Order * b\l \ ' " reeelvc in-oniit attention.
Harkness Bros , , Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Tannin" Lauds in Iowa , Mlnnc ota , Kansas , and ranging from So 00 lo
110.00 peiracrn. Si heel and .state lands in Minnesota on UO ii'-tr.s time 5 per
cent Interest. Land Hirers fare free. Information , etc , jriv n bv
3 = . E5. j i.- ' . ,
Xo. r > : : < Hroadwav. C'onncll lUnll's , Iowa , accnt for Froidrik e-n & Co. , Chic
THEATRICAL
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Grease
Paints
171'C.
The I'lnoM lin
ixirtcit l.lno ot
lioods West ot
Mrs , C. I. . Gillette's
Human Hair Emporium
No. 209 Main Street.Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying a ? 5 hat or bonnet , oui1 faro
will Le paid ; Sio , roiiiul dip.
JIEIA'IN SMITH. I. T. HOIinitTS.
frL'CCLS'sOliSTO '
& co ,
Alist acts of Title , Loan and R'al ! Es -
tat ) Broior ; , No , 236 Main St.
IFiti'lnfi jturchnsetl tie"inot rrlia'
l > lc dbsti'uef uoolta in lltiu county-
Known on tlio "Mi'JIiilion Abstract
JiooliH , " we tire now in'i-nori'ilto fur
nish nbstrucln onil reancctfnllji so
licit the ( Kitronoifcof oil those dfnir-
ino eorreet obstruct * of title to lontls
and lots in I'ottuivuttttiHic count/ .
HO. 236 M&IN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
Justice of the Peace
Office over Amciican Express.
. H.IGE , M. D. ,
Or other Tiiiiuirs ii'innvi-d without
( llo kmro orilrawnwof blood.
Orur Unity yuiird praclicalcxperionco.
No. 11 I'o.ulSt. , Cinincil HluQri.
ion free.
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
nnd in lots. Large quantities to select
fioin Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or do' blc.
MASON WISE ,
Council Blulls.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
iANK
' i I1 I
COUNCIL UUJKFri , JA ,
I.fclKOi , .leiiiriuilx , rounly mid
BJiiult tVorit ! r.VII Kinds nMpof
fully
Prompt Attentionjo Mall Orders
MOREBODSE & CO.
Uoom 1 Kvcve > t Ulock , Council Ulnlls.
Standard Taptra Uscet. Ail styles of bind
ing m Magazines anil
BLANK BOOKS.
O. n. National Hantt , M. K. Sinlth &Co. ,
CMtcat' HanK. ; > CM - , L-IU 4f ejo. ,
lrbt Natloinll U'inlf. a II. Insurant Co. ,
Officer ic I'Uber.Uttul'orer.C'U Bavlni'8 llaalc.
Prof , Giias , Ludwig Von Seoger
profcffnrof Meillcltio nt Ihe Ho > : il l'nlver ltjr :
Knlclit t llio Uujal Avi trl.iii ' < if Iho Iron
CrowniKnlKlit Commuiilor of Iho Uoyal Spnnhh
llrJeiof NtUcllrtiilnlitnr ! Iho llnul llr "l.in Or-
il KiKtoiOiuviillcr uf Uio LcjlD'i o (
A'nKKI1' TONIO slinuM not bo
ullli iholiolJii oT Ir.i'lirt'urc Mt. ItU
In iio cn oof ehc trnnln pati'iit ri'nieily. I urn Uior-
fiiiKhlrronvcr lilt with 111 mo lu of pri'pimitlon mill
liiioir It lo tic nut only a Icclllnmto phurmuroiiuc.il
iirmlnrl , lintHUonortnruf t " lilcli romiiicnilullom
Ithnirocclvoil Iniill | iart ofthn worlil. It fontilm
i-ioc-nco of Ilcof , Cum , ejulnlno , Iron nr | CnlKiy i.
nhlch nro tlN olvotl iupnrotoniiln(3ipftiiisi ; ( ? ) Impcrnl
Crown Sherry. "
Invnlu.ihletunll whonre Hun Down , Norvnui , Drs-
portlc , Illlloii' . Mulnrlnm ur aniolcil nltU vroa klJ-
noy . llB
HoFHajesty's Favoritie Cosmetic Glycerine
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IK BAKIHGt
AN'I ) ALL-
MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN
JUICES , BY USING THE
WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR
rouu ; LXCLUSIVKLY ON TUB
MARVELOUS RESULTS
LOSS IN SHRINKAGE OF MEATS ,
Yi'ry fnwrrnpli knowtlnUlio BlirlnkiKff of Mrr.tj
rnn todin Htlu AOvfii In fiotu thirl ; DvHto Ion ? ; > z
cent. Allfrpiiicontjinsi.i'H'iity.livo j ircenl. of aii > :
nnd only tnoniy.fUer'T trnt.of ectliil niuiter.aml tta
ln s that I > inn. In in t hi ro i l I nt i timiln 1 11 the nv.ipc.
ration uf lliujuicu , lilrliJ < tlmviTAt. _ TAUTOP Mtil
Effect of the SOLID OVEN Door.
A -.E loum ! birlolii. mwliiimor well ilonu , will lie
nciivrriito MX iinniuHiinil four ounro of Kmitln ]
in nt.i.liu lnunloMaf e h reel im-iuiu anil twnlteouiicei
vl Jiik-o. \S1 ilo elm Id-t iH.17ljl Ti.'lil.of th j lot.il
i-rlchl , it i-li m thn tiiiatiuuua Lubu ur 1 u IK 1LU
CLNT.,01 TLEJUtr. _ _ _ _ _ _
EfToc't of "WIRE GATTZE OVEN Door.
A Ttv poun < l Sirloin , inoitluin or wdl-iloMe , lll t
rntucod til nliiai > nniiil9 imilelKlit ouuriniiif ll n 'l
inunt , tr.owlnKii lo.iof elulit ounrra of juice. While
tliiblo'nls tlin IHT lont.of llio ( otnl HnlRhl. ttnhotri
ILu ory BianlHAi-jOKiiPlHi.vf NJ ijn f N r. ot J UICL.
SEND FOR IU.USTIWUO CIRCULAR } ANO PRICE LISTS.
CHARTEn OAK BTOVES and RANGES are
BOLD IK K EBRASKA 63 follows :
MII.TOVnOCnRSfcSONS . OMAHA.
P. KI.NNLV , . GOMIOH.
DALLAS & LI. ISDN , . UASTISOS.
K. C. I1KKWKK , . . . . llAVbiMM.s.
H.AIUDfcCO . Nll'BASKAClTV.
W. I' . TTMri.KION. . NPLSON.
J II. SlUUnKVANl & &ON , . AtkiNSON.
1. KASSftTO . CiiAnROH.
KUAUSF.l.UIKr.IlftVr.l.CII ! , . . . .COIUMHUS.
OLDS IIROS . UI.UAR.
lANNr.LL&SWr.KNr.V. -
OBlTLlift fAGEK , . KKANKUM.
N J. IOIINSON . NOIITII liKM ) .
I McCArrEKTV . ej'Nrnr. Cnv.
II IIAZI UWOOD , . OS.CIOIA.
J. S. DUKK J l AIT-MOUTH.
A. 1TAHSOM , . BTFKIING.
J G. eillLIN . , . hlROMSHUKfl.
j A PAHOI N&hON. . . . SI-PI-KIOK.
TIMMLKM'iS &IKAKU : . . . . VERUON.
HEALTH
PRESERVING
CAUTION-"o noi
Ifl ether , Ifl I > < ' into
i'liylntr wuttlilc * * iin it a-
' ' '
N'A'I' " 'n n u Wi nu
bPHINO I I.A411C SfC
Tli > s CuKbHr an 1 ittititev
will I'C rffitnJeil li < wrarf r
after I > ur eeU' fr
. . .
not ueifci-lly valiiU. ,
lor < ile by liiiv GIKIUS DBHIHRS. " ' "n't oltalniMe.
will ni l. liiUBllunl. . 11111 I" rilKSHIIVIMi , > l IS1
I N..I l li SAl I "UN ( I 50 , NLIt.lNU. ( I 50liUOMIHAU
Hclillllnif Corset Company , Detroit , Jllclfc
PENNYROYAL FILLS"
" ' ENGLISH. "
"CHICHESTER'S .
Tlio Orlfilnul mid Onlj ( t-Niilnc.
laoiiwiiiablf lo UAOIES. AaL to < " llruzcl'l > w
"Chlrhrr-etr" * Fi.glltrT-anl . < . wl" " B- ' * '
u > l"f | > nlcula i lilltr l > r rllurn mull.
PAPE . Clitmlinl < 'o ,
X K
Soidbj Ilrii ul > l > tUTiwhcrf. * ik ' r "e Mrtiev
Itfm r.aslHu' t'l-iiiuruTuI J'llla. 7.i "Hta >
PiObate Kotlco.
I N TIIK MA 11 Kit ot UKfiiule of Dl weird
Itjau , clfcca-cil
Xullco is be > riib > K i'ii Ilinl-tho crrdilors of
said drcea-od will iiii-ft tin' oxcuntnr uf
liuiilifetutu , heforo ines enmity Judtru of DOUK-
biseountj.Ncbriislia.at i bet count ) couit room ,
in mid county , on llio tltb dajof I-cliiuuiy ,
IM.on the lull uuy ot API II , IfnT. and on tU
14th day of .liuie , J i , nt 10 o'clock , a in.
each dii > , for thu puipODft of pifjontbur their
claim * tor I'lainluutlon , iiiljustiucni unU ullunr-
ancii. Six nmntliB aiu allow od for ci editors to
nro.unl their cliilins , uiiil one ) oiir for the ex-
culor to n-tlle mul c-latt. tioin Hie Mill day
urDeict'rnlifr.lWl.llils notices III bo publUbco ! In
IhoOiuuba Dally Her eiitco e-iicti w.i k lor lour
wH-k > ui'Ci'tbivtl-.l'rlor to the lleb Juy of J et > -
(
17
ONE IIOSDREDJREB GIFTS
To Bo Given Away Bj Henry Eisenidn &
Oo.'s People's ' Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS
Oiitlntutary tfith , 1HST , Consist INK of
Furniture , Chlnnwnre , Clollilni ; ,
lllnnUets , Tnltlo tilticn , Not Ions ,
Money , Silk Dresn I'm-
torn" , Ktc. , Keo.
For every two dollar's worth of goodn
purchased , you will receive a coupon
ticket , good for one eiiaiice in the follow
ing ( irautl Prc-Tiits to be given away bi
ns on January Ifilh , 1 * 7 :
FIRST Plll/E Ono suite of Parlor
Furniture , consisting of sofa , tcte-a-teto
and tour grand easy chair * , all uplwl-
stereel In assorted shades of elegant silk
plushes , worth $12."i.
SECOND PUI/.K One Alahogony Bed
Koom Suite , consisting of Bedstead ,
Dresser and Wash Staudof ele'gant linish
with bevcleel glass , worth # 100.
TIllUU PltI/K-iu ( ) of the very best
six-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic Sew
ing Alaehines. The very b < - t machine
In the United State * , wmth $ o ; > .UO.
FOU15TH 1'HI/IC - Twenty yards
( iiilnett best grns gr.dn Black ijilk , cost
fil.OO per ' yard , weirth fun Oil.
1-TFTH'PKlXH One elegant Seal Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to bo made to order
to III the lucky tickel holder , worth iJtlO.OO.
SIXTH PKIXK Onep'iirof the finest
White Bliuikel-i made bv the Pioneer
Woolen mill , of California , worth $10.00.
SEVENTH PKI.KOne Beautifully
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set , consist
ing of ono hundred and forty pieces ,
worth S-.V..OO.
EIGHTH PIUXIAn : Elcjr.mt Seal
Skin AluH' , worth sfiio.thl.
NINTH PIU/K A very line Paisley
Shawl , worth ? ( i"i i'0.
TENTH PHIXE- One Angora Beaver
Shawl , worth sfM.OO.
ELEVENTH IMU/.E One Gentleman's
Suit of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsled , guaranteed a tine III for Iho
winner , worth JD.VOO.
TELFTll \ P1U/E A Gentleman's
Fur Beaver Overcoat , worth $ ; > 0.00.
THIUTLENTH PIJIKKOne Boy's
Overcoat , lor a boy between the ages of
II and 10 years , to be chosen by the lucky
party lioldino- the ticket. Worth ifln.OO.
FOUKTEl-fNTH PlHXE-One '
- Boy's
Suit , for a boy botwi-en the ages of II anil
1 < > years , to be selected b\ the winner.
Worth if 15.00.
HF1EENT1I PKIXE One Elegant In
fant's Cloak , worth sMO.OH.
SIXTEENTH PltlXE-One Elegant
Brass Parlor Table , weirlh s10.00.
SEVENTEENTH PKIXE- One piece of
fit ) yards "l-rnit of llu : Loom" muslin ,
worth $1 0 , ' ) .
EIGHTEENTH PKIXE - One half
dozen of the very best Celebrated "Gold"
white shirts , of which we are the exclu
sive agents , worth sfli.OO.
NINTEENTH PUI/E Ono. Fine Silk
Alulller , worth * \00.
TWENTIETH PHlXE-Ono Linen
Table Set , consisting of Table Cloth and
a Do/.cn Napkins wortli $10.00.
TUENTY-FIKST PBIXE - A Cash
Present of a Twerity Dollar Gold Piece.
No. 22One Toilet het.
No. S3 Oneverj line Doll.
No. SI- One Handkerchief Bov.
No. S.r > One elegant Hand Bag.
No. 3(5 ( One- large Doll.
No. 27 One Sland Cover.
No. 28 One bottle line Perfume.
No. 2 ! ) One Toll > ggau Cap.
No. IKOne ) Table Searl.
No. til One line Splasher.
No. ! ! ' 2 One line Lunch Basket.
No. yy QUO Immmurcd bra -j Umbvelln ,
t and.
ONo. IllOnehalf do . fine Towels.
DNo. 'I.1- ! Ono Silk Umbrella.
No. tl'J-Ono ' line Doll.
No. ! ! 7 - One set China Dishes , suitable.
for little folks.
No. US One Brass Broom Holder.
No. 'I ! ) One pair Alcn's Silk Suspend-
No.10One Silk Handkerchief.
No.11 One nice Doll.
No. 42 One-half doIinlie'.s line Linen
Handkerchiefs.
No. 'lo Fifteen yards Best Calico for a
dress pattern.
No. 41 One Boy's Hal.
No. 15 One Boy's Sealskin Cap.
No.1(5 ( One line Painted Ornament ,
No. 47 One. Toilet Set.
No. 48 One nice Doll.
No. .til One line Doll.
No. 50 One elegant Table Cover.
No. 51 One Bottle Perfume.
No. 52 One Lace Handkerchief.
No. 511 One child's line Lace Collar.
No. 51One elegant Doll.
No. I ) ! ) One elegant Doll.
No. -OneiTidV. .
No. 57 One Table Scarf.
No. to One line Doll.
No. .T.-One ) Alouth Organ.
No. GOOne Imitation Slcam Piano.
No. 01 One line Bool ; .
No. ( W One line Book.
No. Oil-One Pocket Knifu.
No. 01 One line Doll.
No. 05One line Doll.
No. (10 ( One Dr. Warner's Corset.
No. 07 One Shoulder Shawl.
No. US One infant's Lae-.j Cup.
No. ( ID-One baby Divss.
No. 70 One largo Doll.
No. 71 Ono Hand Bag.
No. 72 One lady'n Companion
No. -OnoSillc Mullleir.
No. 71 One large Doll.
No. 75 One fine Book.
No. 70 One line Book.
No. 77 One Lunch Basket.
No. 78 One pair children's .Slioci.
No. 70-Onn pair boy's Boots.
No. 80One line Laee Collar.
No. 81 One large Doll.
No. 82 One Lady's Jersey Jacket.
No. 83 One pair Gentleman's Sus
penders.
No. 81 One pair Men's Gloves.
Ne ) . 85- Ono pair Boy's Skates.
No. SO-One pair Girl's Skates.
No. H7 Ones pair Girl's Suates.
No. tiS--One line Doll
No 811 Ones line Doll
No. SIOOne largo Doll
No. ill Ono largo Doll
No. lU-Oiin Necklace
No. Oil Ono pair Gold Cuir Buttons
No. ! )1 ) Ono Locket
No. 05 Ono nice Breast in
No. 00-Onej pair .Sleeve 1511110111
No. 07 Ono Silver Thimble
No. 08Ono line Brewt Pin
No. 8 Onei jtair Kid Gloves
No. ionOne Lace Handkerchief
Total value of presents , f 800.
W ith every ? 2 pure-huso you receive a
llekcl , also a tickel for isvory Jadelillonal
$2 mirchafco you make.
Hold your tickets until January Ifith ,
16S7 , when the fortunate numbers will bo
announce.d and invited to call and re-
ccivc their presents.
KEMEMBEK.
You have to pay nothing extra for your
purchases. We guarantee to hull you
goods cheaper than any oil" " " > < use m
the west , and best stock lo select from.
A1AIL OKDEJtS.
All orders , by mail will receive prompt
attention , and tiekels for the frees
gift distribution will bo forwarded
and enclosed with your purulwse'S , the
same as if you were present in person.
These distributions will bo made with
every fairness , ami you nuiy'depcnd on it
that llio luesky number. ? only will receive
their presents. , , . . , , ,
No tickets will bo issued to the em
ployes of our lieiuMJ. .
Customers only will receive the bene
fits Call nnil see the above mentioned pres
ents now on exhibition in our mstmiuotli
store and convince yourself.
Respectfully ,
Peoplo'h Store ,
Nos. 314 , S10 , 818 and 32U Broadway ,
Council Blutlj.
THE HEATON FUEL CO
Will supply you with a cleaner and belief
qualify of
OAL
Than nny one in the city. A trial will con
vince yoi'i.
No fi2S Broaelway. Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
KCOXTSES O.F
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
.iGHjrrM't it.ti. M/l ; 'u ; . } s.
DEEUE , WELLJT& CO. , '
Wliolc'ftlo
Agricultural Implements , Buggies ,
C'nrrlinre-s , Kto , I.tc. e'oiiiioil IHuiTo. low * .
KEYSTONM-f M AXi'FAriVIUN < ! CO. '
Mntitltiirtiu-ciAOf mut Urnlcr-un . ,
Hand and Power Corn Shollers ,
Anil itKt'iioin line or Hr t oln agin iltui *
Implement .
*
NOB. If.Ol.lWI , IMS niulJSOT 'outh Mnlii street ,
' . lown.
DAVID liliADLKY A CO. ,
Mimnf'Miinl.lnlilirMq of
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
Cxnimro * . nml fill Mnlx nr Put-in Mrtolilnrrr.
11W ) to Illfl South Mitln Siroot , Council llluHs ,
luwn.
COUNCIL H1.1JFFS CAKPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Clothe , Curlnln riituroi , ITphnlstory eloo
utc. No. 405 llromltrny Council lll
IOTII ,
rirt.iH.s run.tcct ) , t.n :
l'KKKOY ( ! & MOOKK ,
Wholi-jnln .loliliora III thn
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipoi
Nos. JJSJlnlii nJ 27 I'onrl St3. Council
IIHT/I. /
SNYDEU & LEAMAN ,
Fruit andProdnce Commission Merchants.
! iL'4 ! mid l 1'cnl St. , e.-ouncll IllnlTs.
I1AHLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oil ? , Paints , Glass ,
s' Bmnlrl < ! , Ttc. No. S3 M ln St. , ntul
No. 211'oiirl St. , Couiioll llliltTn.
O. W. UUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Uuuutnl CoimniRKion. Nn. 5U Hi ami way ,
WHIT & DUQUE'J'TE ,
Wliolesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-AND-
COMMISSION ,
NOB. 10iiiul is I'e.itl .St. , Council lllnlK
HAHXESS , ETC.
15ECK.MAN , STKOHHEFIN & CO. ,
Jlniiufncturois of nml Wliolo'dlo Doilimlc
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. KJ Mnln St. . Council Illulft , Joirn.
HATS , CJ/W. ETC.
METCALF imoTIIEKS ,
Jobbers in Hals , Caps and Gloves.
NOP. III2 nnd nit IlroiKlwny , rouncil IllutT * .
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wliolc'nln
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heay Hardware ,
And Wood Block , C'onncll lllnlTs , loira.
IIIOKS AM ) TAI.I.eHV.
T ) . nT.M"
No. Ml Mnlii flrei't , Coiinrl lllufT'i ,
ASH III' M.KIIH IV
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC.
COUNCIL HLUKFS OIL CO ,
WlmloFnln Dnnlnrs III
llurainatiug & LQbricatiii OiU
E3TO. , 3STO.
P.TIioodornA'oiit ( , Council HluITs. Inwr.i
MJMIIKH VlUXd KTC.
A. OVEKTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumbar , Piling ,
AudllridKO Material $ prclaltngWliolinlu | I.uia-
bur uf all Kinds. Olllcu No. I'M Mulu HL.
Council IllulFa. loirie.
tt'lNES LlfJUUltS.
SCHNKIDJW .t IJKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
JOHN LINDKU ,
Wlioli'salo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
Agent for St. Colllmirt'B Herb Illllcn. No , II
Huln.su Council IlhJtI .
L. KIKSCHT & C'O.
Y/holesalfl / Liquor Dealers.
Ho. 4IC llroitJwny , Council Ilium.
GBESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Hltillt. having
Esoeipe
And all tno'ern improvement ! ,
215 , 217 and ! ilO Main st.
MAX MOHN , r > , . , .
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yardsi
BIIOADWAV , COUNCIL ULL'I ! ' ,
Ujipoblto Dummy llopot.
S.
Cft
Tforsefl and mules kept constantly on ,
Imnel , for fciilc at rctsill e > r in car louU,7 :
Oilers promiitl.V lillod by contract on
short notice. Stock wild on twmniifii-Iem.
Tclophonei No. 1 ! \ .
Fonptvly of Ke/il Hale l ti''l s , ioincr
BI avu anilUti htrcut.