OlVfATTA DAILY BEE : ' RATURDAYJAJSTtFAKY 29. 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
SATURDAY MORNING , JAN. 29.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered by cnrrier In any part of the city at
twenty cent * per week. ,
H. W. TILTOJT , . . . Manager.
TKLEPHONE3I
BcPiisiM Orricc , No. W.
NIGHT EDITOII No. S3.
MINOU MKNTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Heavy suits cheap to order nt Relters.
Tom Buckncr , the well known colored
citizen , is said to have secured a pension
at last. ,
For sale CO lots in Railroad addition
cheap for cash , $50.00 each. Enquire of. .
Cook As Morgan.
Lcavo to marry was yesterday given
Joseph II. Mnrkimin and Orrlo May
Blakesloy , both of this county.
Next Monday is the time to send the
beginners to school In all public schools
of this city. Now first primary classes
will bo formed then.
Cory & Conovcr ami A. B. Walker bar
gained for the property ot W. 1' . Ayics-
worth on Eighth street yesterday , but
Bomo Haw prevented the closing of the
deal until next week.
Services will bo hold this evening at
the Broadway M. E. church , at 7.150
o'clock. Rov. Forrest is proving himself
to be an able and ellleicnt evangelist , and
the services are growing in interest con
tinually.
In the police court yesterday there
wcro only two cases , and each named
Peter .Johnson. Ono of the Peters was
charged with being a vagrant , the other
with liaving been drunk. The vng case
was dismissed , and the other resulted in
n fine.
The managers of the old fashioned dis
trict school entertainment to bo given
for the benefit of the hospital , having
learned that they cannot get the opera
house on next 1-ritlay evening , have de
cided to have the entertainment oi > Tues
day evening February 8.
To-night the opera of the "Sleep
ing Queen , " and the second act
of . "Martha" are to bo given
by Kato Bcnsbcrg and her English
opera company , bhc comes hero with
many words of praise by dramMic and
musical critics , nnd.tho company is said to
be nn excellent ono.
In the ease of _ Day vs Smith & Co. , in
volving a claim of $100 on the part of
plaintiff for commission in selling bonds
for defendants , the paving contractors ,
the judgment was rendered in behalf of
the defendants. It appeared that the
plaintill' did not produce a prepomler-
enre of evidence in support of his claim ,
and tlio evidencij being an even thing on
both sides , tlio defendants wore given the
benefit.
It is expected that by soiling the pres
ent poor farm and buying a larger ono
the paupers will be made self-supporting.
Under the present arrangement the super
intendent is given free use of the farm ,
furnished with fire wood , and allowed $3
a week for providing for the paupers. It
is believed that with a larger farm the
products of the farm will equal the total
expense of providing for the unfortu
nates.
It scorns that Edwards , who is in the
county jail awaiting tlio result of his
motion for a now trial , has mete faith in
saws and files than iu tlio law or his own
innocence. A few days ago a drill was
found in his cell , anil smco'fhcn two sa\ys
were found in the adjoining cell , within
easy reach of his fingers. These had
been passed in from the outside. It takes
constant watchfulness with the jail as
now constructed to prevent the introduc
tion of such helps to escape.
The insane man is still being cared for
at the county jail. When showed to his
room tlio night lie was brought in he was
not very carefully searched , as iio was in
separate apartments from others. When
put in ho had a heavy mustache , but
when Jailor O'Neill saw him the next
morning ho had not the sign of a hair on
his upper lip. The mystery was bolved
by finding a razor secreted in his cloth
ing , with which during the night the
lunatic had succeeded in shaving himself.
Ho was spocdly relieved of tlio instru
ment.
Mrs. S. S. Slovens has shown wonder
ful taste and skill in several artistic pro
ductions , but her brush has never pro
duced a moro pleasing painting than ono
which she lately presented to Mrs. Dr.
Ilanchctt , and which now hangs upon
the wall of tl.o Jatter's new homo. It is
n scone in the White mountains , the ris
ing sun just beginning to send its rays
over tlio snowy peaks. The painting ex
cites the enthusiastic praise of all visitors
and is certainly full of merit. The paint
ing has the happy merit of "growing" as
the gazer studies it. There seems to bo
moro and still moro in it loadmire. It is
n gem surely , and the happy possessor is
to bo envied.
The funeral of the youngest child of
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Harkness , Little Blos
som , as she was familiarly called , was
hold yesterday. The homo was filled with
sympathizing friends , and the services
were peculiarly tender and impressive.
Rev. G. W. Crofts ottered prayer , road
appropriate selections of scripture , and
niado a few remarks. The lloral tributes
were numerous , and many of them very
beautiful. The descending white dove ,
gracefully poised over almost n bower of
roses , was strikingly significant and beau
tiful. There was also a beautiful circle
of white llowers , with the sadly signifi
cant break in the circle , Ono of the most
touching incidents of the occasion was
tbo singing at the close of the service , n
sweet lullaby , "Byo Lo Land. " This
t lullaby was a favorite with Little Blos
som , and almost nightly she asked to
have it sung to her , and uy its soothing
strains she would drop into sleep. It was
therefore touchlngly appropriate that
this should bo sung as she dropped into
the longer slumber with the promise of
the bright waking. Miss Crofts sang
this , and none present will over forget
the incident.
Klock 42 , Hnllronrt Attention.
Wo will sell the above to-day for $35
inside lots , $45 corner lots.
Ow.LLBiios. &Co. ,
No , 103 Pearl St. Telephone No , 100.
I'ersonul ' .
l'nrniriiplis.
A telegram from Pennsylvania an-
nounees the severe illness of Mr. Myers ,
father of John and Jerry Myers. Jour
loft for his father's bedside at oneo.
R. N. WhiUlesey , whoso sharp-pointed
poncilings have ueon misstd from the
columns of the Globe for several days
has returned from DOS Moines , whore ho
was called us a witness in a murder ease
there tried ,
Miss Maud Oliver is expected homo
this morning , after a very pleasant visi
of two months with relatives in Chicago
Her many young friends in this city who
have missed her from their circle vil'
welcome this news.
Recorder Thomas is Kept en the jump ,
there being more deeds and other papers
to record than over in the history ot tin
ofllco. Ho seems to take to it kindly , am :
despite the rush no more accommodating
ollleial can bo found , and ho is winning
his wav into the hearts of the Council
BluUs folks.
RAILROAD ADDITION.
The largest list of lots in
RAII.UOAU AUDITION CHEAP.
For sale by F. J. DAV , THE LKADINO
REAL ESTATE DKALF.K , No. 3U , Pearl
itreot. Lets range in price from ? 20 to
I K > 0 each.
i
POINTING TO PROHIBITION ,
The Contest Over Technical Points Takoa a
Day in Court.
THE REAL ESTATE ENTHUSIASM.
A Whirl of n.xcltomcnt About Denis
In Dirt A Suburban HtirRlnry
Notes From All About
Town.
Flchtlnc For Injunctions.
The latest batch of saloon Injunction
cases canio tip before Jiulgo Thorncll
yesterday. There was n legal light over
technicalities lasting all day. Attorney
Sims appeared lor tlio prohibitionists and
Attorneys Haldwin and llnldcno for the
defendants. Tlio defendants sought to
have tlio cases dismissed. They claimed
that the actions were brought under the
provisions of tlio law , which provides
that In order to permit private parties to
step In and prosecute , the district or
county attorney must bo first requested
to do so. If ho refused or neglected to
do so then the private parties could do
so. Uy the now organisation of the
courts the oflices of all the district attor
neys expired on the first of January.
That was Saturday. On Monday , tlio
Od , Colonel Daily , who had been elected
county attorney , filed his bond at
1) ) o'clock , ! u l > cntorcd upon the dis
charge of his duties. His affidavit was
filed showing that the request had not
been made of him to prosecute thcso
cases , and ho had not refused to do so. If
thcri > was an interim of two or three days
in which thcro was no district or county
attorney these private prosecutors could
have waited , and ought to have done so ,
as thcro was no ollicinl to whom the re
quest to prosccuto could bo niado , and
hence the private prosecutors could not
pet the right coming from a refusal of
the nubile prosecutor. It was shown by
alliilavits that tlio notices of thcso suits
weto served between 10 o'clock in the
morning of the Oil of January and 7
o'clock of the evening of that dav the
same dayon the morning of whicfi Col.
Daily qualified , and the same day on
which he was serving as county attorney.
On the part of those seeking to get the
injunctions it was claimed that tlio peti
tions wore prepared on the 2 Hli of De
cember , and that they were filed on the
30th of that month. At that time 'llhor-
ncll , now the judge hearing thcso cases ,
was the district attorney , and ho was ro-
( inesicd to prosccuto tlicsc cases , but he
declined to do so , on account of other
pllicial duties. The notices were placed
in the hands of the olliucrs on that same
day , but through some delay on the part
of the ollicers they did not servo some of
.hem until the 3d of January. The cases
lad thus been regularly brought , and the
notions accrued at the time of tiling the
petitions. Judge Loolbonrow was tlio
ndgu on the bench then and he bet the
.imo for a hearing , and the cases were
, hus regularly started. It was also argued
Irht oven on the morning of the 3d of
January Colonel Daily was not regularly
qualified as county attorney. The allida-
vit ol County Auditor Clausen was filed
showing the bond of Colonel Daily was
: soc approved by the board until 3 o'clock
n the afternoon of that day. It was
nrgued that the approval of the bond was
one of the essentials of the qualifications ,
and until that was done there was no
ccally qualified county attorney to
whom any request could bo made to
prosecute the cases.
Such is the outline of the two positions
taken. Judge Thorncll listened patiently
to the arguments , and as they did not
close until shortly before the hour for ad
journment , he said ho would not decide
the matter until this morning.
The audiences was a largo ono and
nearly every saloon in the city had its
representatives present. Many of the
owners of buildings rented for such pur
poses were also present and deeply in
terested , as some of them are also made
defendants.
See that your books are made by Moore-
houbo & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
All my coal is weighed by Amythe only
authorized city weighmabtor , and guar
anteed to holtf out 2,000 pounds to the
ton. Good soft coal at $3.00 a ton.
N.V. . WILLIAMS.
Dress robes at IlarkncsR Brothers.
L. 15. Crafts & Co , are loaning money
on all clashes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates. See them before
bccuring j-our loans.
Still Hoonilncr.
Leonard Everett yesterday said he had ,
two lots ho was thinking of advertising
in this morning's paper for a certain
price , and Postmaster Bowman handed
lira $50 to bind the bargain without a
word , the balance to be paid when the
papers are completed.
George Hughes bought n lot in Bayliss
& Palmer's addition of Odoll Bros. &
o. , and D , W. Archer purchased two in
iirtis & Ramsey's addition.
Mr. Hercld , of Wheeler & Horeld , pur
chased two lots in Bryant & Clark's.
F. J. Day sold twenty lots in Hall's ,
Beer's , Everett's and Kiddle's additions.
M. I. Scars bought 125 feet square on
Washington avenue and Frank street.
Mr. Kay , of Collins , Gordon & Kay ,
and John W. Paul , of Omaha , were
among the inquisitive yesterday.
George Metcalf and P. J. Day yesterday
completed the sale of Homo's park to
Dr. f'innoy , Win. 11. Burns and W. A.
Saunuer.s , of Omaha.
H. W. Tilton. of the BEK , has purchased -
chased the Z. T. Lindsay property opposite -
site the court house , on Fifth avenue ,
eighty feet front , with residence and other
buildings.
Adolph Plato , n traveling man , repre
senting a Now York cigar house , having
heard of the advance in rgul estate , came
into the city ycstculay and purchased
four lots on Broadway near Seventeenth
street for $500 each , and in ton minutes
after refused an advance of $100 on the
whole deal.
Five lots in Mullin's sub wcro yester
day sold by Odcll Bros. & Co. to William
Hanthorno.
Among these residing out of town who
are hero looking after satisfactory deals
in real estate are George F. Butler and
W. C. Dickey , of Farragnt ; J. B. Christ-
ianson , of Hamburg ; It , W. Morns , of
Shonaudoah ; W. H. Nilson , of Shonan-
doahScth ; F. Hitskoll , of Pcona , 111. ; O.
J , Colby , of Crcston , who is thinking ot
opening a real estate oflice ; C. H. Dodder ,
of Washington ; A. M. Johnston , ol
Omaha.
On Thursday A. B. Walker sold ninety-
eight lots.lifty of which wore in Hailroail
audition. and aero property to theoxtontol
s13,000. Yesterday ho sold to a prominent
Omaha gentleman to the extent of
? 350.
D. W. Archer and others bought of F.
J. Day 370 acres , ono and one-eighth
miles south of the transfer.
Klmball it Champ yesterday sold four
lots in Kiddfc } ' * snb-aduition to a Counci
HI u lib syndicate for $1,100.
Dell G. Morgan purchased yesterday of
Forrest Smith four lots iu block No. 14
Mullin's sub-addition.
It is. safu tq say that about 75 per cent
of the deals in real estate are by con
tract , the deeds not going on record for
from six to nine months to coma.
Taylor , of Taylor & Calof , yesterday
cleared $50 on u deal in Picrco's addition
hat he didn't have In his hands' five
minutes.
Lots in Railroad addltiort sold a week
ngo to-day for $10 each. To-day they are
nlucd ns high as $50 each , and new ad-
litions that lay further off arc being
apidlv bought up.
Odcll Bros. & Co.'s map , which Is
agircd with prices on cacli lot or piece of-
iroperty they have on the market , Is n
; rcat convenience and ono which every
eal estate broker will bo apt to adopt iu
ho near future.
Four brick houses wcro yesterday sold
on Tenth avenue by F. J. Day at a very
; oed price , on the very thoroughfare that
ho residents have been alarmed about
ho Union Pacific getting control of.
J. W. & K. L. Squire arc tagging lots ,
hat are in the market , on then map with
irices on the tags , which is more con-
enicnt for buyers than the slow process
> f getting a man to go through his entire
1st and then not being satisfied.
Bert Innis yesterday sold eight acres to
} . Gillinskl for $250 an aero.
The Slierradon tract Is being platted
tuil will bo on the market shortly.
A well-known manufacturer who has
ocatcd In this city last night said ho was
veil satisfied that this city had been
selected , and that n starch factory now
oeated in DCS Moines , would bo removed
o tins city ; that the proprietors are
icrc , and it would bo settled in a day or
0. One of the Hr.i ; men was last night
old by a real estate man that it Is nl-
uostan assured fact that 1'iis ' city was to
) o selected by the starch manufacturers.
The Hov. A. Overtoil reports that when
10 registered at a hotel in Texas the clerk
aid , "Hollo , are 3-011 fiom Council
Mull's ? 1 understand you are liaving a
big boom thcro , " and ho then began to
ix tlio reverend gentleman.
The following transfers wcro filed
, 'estcrday :
C. U. Allen and wife to M. Marcuslot
blkO , Beers' add ; ? 2.'iO.
Blair Town Lot Company to J. F.
Ivans , lots 4 , 5 , 18. 10 , 20 , 23 and 21 , blk
03. Kni I road add ; $70.
E. B. Bowman to James N. Bowman ,
v | lot 3 and all lot 3 ; blk 10 , Bayliss'
erond add ; $1,500.
Thos. Bowman to J. W. Buchanan , lot
1. blk S3 , Bayliss & Palmer's add ; $330.
J. P. Casady to D. Goldstein , lot 0 , blk
23 , Boers' sub ; $100.
J. P. Casadv to S. T. French , lots 15
ind 1(1. ( blk 11 , I'icrcc's add ; if 100.
G. W. Fulton , William Richmond and
vifo to J. F. Evans , lots 1 and 2 , blk 8 ;
ots 4 , G and 0 , blk G , McMahon , Jotters &
Jooprr's add ; $2.000.
C. Geiso toV. . B. Rue , blk 31 , Beers'
ub , ( fourteen lots ) ; $2,800.
W. B. Rue to F. J. Day and George
ilctcalfo. blk 3 , Beers' sub , ( fourteen
ots ) , $2.800.
C. C. Ilown to M. E. Fuller , lot 10 , blk
7 , Beers sub , flOO.
11. J. llollman to Hatty & Bigclow ,
ot 2 , blk , 10 , McMahou , Cooper's add ,
$300.Austin
Austin Howard and W. W. Dearborn
; o D. Goldstein , lots 1) ) and 10 , blk 25 Mill-
en's sub , $200.
A. L. Hendricks to S. A. Rodda , lot 23 ,
blk 33 , Central sub , $200.
S. II. Kelly toF. J. Ducrr , lot 2 , blk , 31
Mullton's add , $100.
A. J. Kingsland to C. A. Bccbc , lot 5 ,
blk 2 , Riddle's sub , $200
Wm. Moore to J. W. Wilch and J. P.
Swing , lot O.blk 21Bryant & Clark's add ,
$200.
John Roure , to Fred Edgcbush , sw. 15 ,
" 0 , 11. York township , $ -1,000.
J. P. Casady to II. G. McGee , lots 1 to
10 , blk 3 , lots'12 to 30 blk 4 , lots 1 to 10
blk 8 , Pierce add , $5,800.
Thomas Bowman to John McClurc , lot
4 , blk 1 , Bayliss & Palmer's add , $300.
George Rudio , real estate and nego-
later of loans , No. 1507 Farnam street ,
Jinalm. Bargains in Council Blufls and
Omaha property.
Dr. llanchott , ollice No. 12 Pearl street ;
residence , 120 Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
Jj. n. Grafts & Co.
Call at the real estate and loan agency
of L. B. Crafts & Co. , No. 523 Broadway ,
| { oem 1 , and list your property for sale.
[ f you wish to buy. call and select , as I
have bargains. Buyers are constantly
making inquiries ,
Burglars in the Suburbs.
A telegram received from' Portsmouth
yesterday stated that burglars the pre
vious night hail broken into a store there
and got away with a large stock of jew
elry and clothing.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. As E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl sircct , Council Bluffs.
Contorville soft-lump coal , $3.75 per
ton , delivered , Wm. Welch , 015 Main
street , telephone 93.
To Contractors uml nullilcrs.
Proposals will bo received by the under
signed until the 23d ot next month for the
building of the now Catholic church.
Plans and specifications mav bo seen at
the pastoral residence. The right is re
served to reject any or all proposals.
B. P. McMENOMY , Pastor.
Ladles are inquiring for now embroid
eries. They can find them at Harkucss
Brothers.
To-Dny'B Special.
Lots 11,12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 10 , 17,18 , 10 and
20 in block No. 4 , Piorco's addition , for
$275 each inside lots. Corncftlots , $300.
TKHMS EAsr.
Other specials in almost every addition
in the city. Some extras which hold good
only for to-day. We can give short op
tions on a few extra deals.
MATS PLAINLY TAOOKD.
J'lat books and maps at service of cus
tomers. Odcll Bros , iv Co. , the real estate
dealers , No. 103 Pearl street , Council
Bluffs. Telephone No. 100 ,
Miss Elnlno Goodule's Ufa Work.
Hartford Courant , Jan. 21 ; Miss Elaine
Goodalo , the young woman whoso name
is to many a household word , has left
General Armstrong's school , where she
has been teaching ncgros and Indians for
the past three years , to bo a teacher in a
day school among the Sioux at the Lower
Brulo agency , Dakota. Miss Goodalo is
scarcely out of her teons.beautiful. linoly
educated , relincd , intellectual , full of
life , and u warm lover of nattuo. Stand
ing on life's thacshold , with a keen ap
preciation of the pleasures that art , liter
ature , travel and society have to offer ,
she has deliberately chosen to dovolo her
life to aid in the solution of the Indian
problem. To many she will doubtless
seem a sickly sentimentalist and quite
likely her friends will bo censured for al
lowing her to sacrifice herself in such a
way. But she is something more than a
f-ontimuntalist. She has boon studying
the Indian question with the true philan
thropic spirit. She has studied
it nt Hampton and on the rescr
ration. She beliovcs that cduciv
tion ( which means civilization and
Clirislhuiuation as well ) is the true and
only solution. Sno also believes that the
best educational centre , the place where
the greatest results can bo secured , is in
the day school on the reservation. She
has visited the day schoolslias scon how
little good they accomplish , what dillicul-
tics they have to encounter. She was
not discouraged. She saw that in many
eases the school was u uirro adjunct of
the agency , used to increase the agent's
income by furnishing salaries to members
of his family , She saw that in too many
cases the teacher was not imbued with
the missionary spirit , cared little or
nothing about the moral , intellectual or
spiritual welfare of the Indian , and was
interested only in making the most pos
sible out a government position. When
she heard the objection that day schools
were of very little use she said , as she
said at Molionk Ijiat .year , they ought to
MMWWM
Vacant Lots , iMiids , City JlcsMtinccti and Farms , acre property in
western part of city. All selling cheap to malic room for spring slocl : .
P. OFFICER.
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Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
JRoom < 7 , orcr Ofllccr C Pitsci/'s tank , Council Muff * .
Farming Lands In Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranglug from $5.00 to
$10,00 per aero. School and state hinds in Minnesota on 30 years' time 5 per
cent Interest. Land Buyers fare frco. Information , etc. , given by
F. Or5. rj-A.TJSI'aR.-CriE' ' ,
No. 535 Broadway , Council Hind's , Iowa , agent for Frcidrlkscn & Co.Chicago. .
bo made the great civilii'.inK nRcnples.
They should be thn true mentis of getting
hold of the parent Indians. They should
combine technical instruction with the
primary cnglish studies , teaching the
girls to cook , wash , iron , and housekeep
ing generally , and the boys how to niiiko
cunlcns. etc. It is because of her belief
in this theory that she has gone among
the Sioux at the Lower Urulc agency to
demonstrate to the doubters what a brave
Yankee girl can do with an idea.
Electric door bells , burglar alarms anil
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
A big gopher shake was killcil. recently
it Datona , Fin. , 'in. ' whose stomach was
: ound n three-foot rattlesnake , still alive.
The gopher wasiovcr six feet in length.
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves ! For the next
.hirty da.ys I will sell heating stoves at
cost for cash only. 1' . C. DKVoL.
The Vicomto Oscar do Rivoire do
Coligny , lineal descendant and repre
sentative of the illustrious Admiral
Joligny , is a stationmasler on a French
railroad.
t
Best grades Iqwa soft lump coal$3 per
: on at yard , $3.51) ) delivered. C. B. Fuel Co. ,
539 Broadway. Telephone 1UO.
At an inquest held not long ace at
Hath , England , respecting the death of
an old huly. it was found that she had
died from the results of n wasp sting.
Now embroideries at Harknuss Broth
ers.
The Chatham ( N. B. ) World says that
nt a recent revival at Mill Branch every
man and woman iu the place , except one ,
was converted.
John Gomez , n Portugese , has lived
over fifty years among the 10,000 islands
oft the coast of Florida. Ho is 101 years
old.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
HALE Nine ticrcB ot Inncl in the sw' { of
FOIl nw'i of soo. 3. ) , T 75 , li 41 , in Council
Illnirs lulJolnliiR the Union I'liolllo depot
Krounds on the north and direct y nest of the
liink. Horuco Everett
FOIl SALE CoUntro , sit liinro rooms , with
30 bulletin ? leif , tuo { food burns , sinoko
house , well nnil two cisterns. Kitteon minutes
wnlk Irom opera houso. Address Q , Uoo olllce ,
Council Ulutrg.
TjAOH SALE Choice , nmootli. ualmprovotl ICO
_ D acroscloHoto llrnlnard , in Ilutlor county ,
NcbrnBktt. Will ( flvo lnr o discount rrora pres
ent vtiluo for conn. Address Hunting , Hunyon
&JOTIOB , DnvlilCity , Nob. , or W. J. , Jieo olllce ,
Council IllulfB , la.
TjlOUSAfjE At a bargain , 205 noros with flno
Jt } improvoincntR , filx miles east of Council
Hind's , 1'rlrolowimd all the time noodod. In
quire of T. W. Vnn Sclovcr , Council Bluffs.
WANTKD A cottniro of flvo or nix rooms ,
Jocntud convenient to business ; small
family , no children. Address "Crispy , " Bee
onicc.
) A boy with pony to carry Bee
route.
BALK Old papers for sale nt the Bee
FUIl
ofllco.
WANTKD-Partles intending to bo married
are wanted to call at tbo I'ryor'l lice job
office to select tbolr wedding cards.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Established 1857
CITY REAL ESTATE
HAS STRUCK A
Veritable Boom ,
R. T. BRYANT & CO. ,
NO. C.2S IIROAITAV ,
Will show you many choice pieces of
property at astonishingly low prices.
N. SCHTTRZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over American Expreis.
CBESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Bhifft , having
Esoa/pe
And all moJern improvements.
215 , 217 and 219 Main Bt.
MAX MOHNi Prop.
R. BICE , M. D. ,
Or other Tumors romoM-J without
thokiiiroorclriiwIiiKorblooJ.
Over thntj yonrs iirnctical experience.
No. 11 1'onrl St. . Council lllufTs.
t3 ? Cou9UltnUon frco.
FORREST SMITH ,
! 3eal Estate ,
ff Unit wish to purchase for upccit-
latireintri > < n > c # I hin-cnomc propurtii
you can double your money on b\i \
oni-niiiy of spring. I have a iarye
lift of city residences , lotn , acre / > ro ; > -
crtij in the western part of the city ;
also acre property in the hills which
cannot be snrpn ed for rv ldenccs.
In the jtastfcw days there have been
a inunber of tvcalthii Omaha men
who have been loolciny for residence
property in the hills , and this prop
erly Is adtxtncimj. I have some lots
on wliich price has remained the
same for i > atitxljr montlis which can
be bonyht cheap if purchased of me
noii ) .
FORREST SMITH ,
ZESeaJ. 23sta/te ,
No. 130 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lota. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or do'ible.
MASON WISE ,
Council Bluffs.
W , S. HOMER & CO ,
23 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
The cheapest plnco In the city to buy
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS ,
SILVER PLATED WARE ,
GLASSWARE ,
AND
FINE POTTERY
THEATRICAL
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Grease
Paints
ETC
The Finest Im
ported Line of
" Ooocls Wcet of
Mrs. C.I , . Gillette's
Human Hair Emporium
Ho , 209 Main Street. Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
BOOK BINDING
i , Journal * , County and
ItiuiU Work of All Kind * a Spec
ially
Prompt Attention ] ! ) Mail Orders
MOREHODSE & CO.
Room 1 Everet Uloek , Council niufls.
Standard Papers Used. All btylcs of bind
ing m Magazines and
BLANK BOOKS.
Hr.FKIlKNCBSs
O. B. National Uuak , M. K. Bmltb & Co. ,
Citizens' llunk. Deere , \VelU 4 U > . ,
Hr t Watlonol Hank. C , II. Insunmce ( ) o ,
Ollloor & l'osuyUaukcrsC.U tiavlu.-s Uaulc.
GRAND
pirninrr 01 r
SULRIFICE SALE
AT COST
AND BELOW COST
AT
EISEMAN'S
People's Store
For the next wed : , to umfro
room for large lines of
.
about to arrive.
Regardless of Cost.
Immense Variety to se
lect from.
Buy a Cloak now , and
Save
More than One-Half the
Price of It ,
Everything in the way
of
Must Go.
At any Sacrifice to Sell
Them ,
Don't fall to take advan
tage of these great baraulna
now offered at
PEOPLE'S ' STORE
. an , Midi vis < J uaojtro
way , Council lihtffa.
WHOLtSALE AND JOBBINI
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
* a
.ililCVl.Tl .l L
DEERE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements , Bowles ,
Cftrrlngca. Ute . Kto. Council WutTi , lows.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO.
Mamifncturorflor find Dofttoraln tl
Hand and Power Corn Shelters ,
Anil atfonora line of flrst class nitrlcuUuni
Implotn mils.
Kos. U01 , 1551 , IBM nn < l , tfi07 South M ta
Council HiUtTs loir * .
DAVID HUADLKY * CO. ,
Mnnufru nntl Jonbor of
flgTIcnltural Implements , Wagons , Boggles ,
luiri" ' ? ? ! . 1 ftl .Vni ! * of F rm MftohlQor *
1100 to Ills
South Mnln Street , CounoU Ulutri
Iowa.
CAtlt'KT * .
COUNCIL Bl.UFFS CAUPBT CO. ,
Cirpets , Cnrtalns , Window Shades
Oil Cloths , Curtain Fixture * , UphotMory Ooo
Ktc. No. 405 HromlTTRy Council llluffs ,
lonn.
s , roiucro , Bin ,
PKRI'.GOY & MOORH ,
Wholesale Jobburt In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Plpuj
NOB. SSMntn nnj n 1'oarl Sts. Council Uluffs ,
lown.
t'tUMff&s/O.V. /
SNYDER & LEAMAN ,
STOltAflR
Frnlt and Produce Commission Merchantfe
13,21 mid SO 1'oul SU , Council muff *
HAHLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass *
s' Sumlrlpfl. Htc. No. 12 Mnln St. , ami"
No. 211'onrl St. , Council HlutTg. r
f'HP/TS.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Qoiioral CommlMon. No. SU Dr iulwnr.
Council Illuffi.
WIRT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-AND-
COMMISSION ,
Noe. lOiiml 18 Vonrl St. , Council muffs.
HARNESS. KTO ,
BECKMAN , STROIIBKHN & CO. ,
Jlnnu'nctiirors of nml Wholonnlo Doftloraln
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. (25 ( Main St. Council UUiffs , Iowa.
HATH , ( MRS , ETC.
METCALF BROTHKltS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
NOB. 3C and ntl Ilroodwny , Council RlulTfl.
vr HAitD\\'AnE. \ \
1CEELINK & FELT ,
Wholraala
Iron , Steel , Halls , Heavy Hardware ,
Anil Wood Stock , Council Illuff * , Iowa.
IIIUI.'S ANI > TAM.OW.
D. II. JIcDONELl ) & CO. ,
[ ICsUibllslioil 1BTA.J
No. 820 Mft'n ' Slrrcl. : t : Council Hindu
CO.IIJIIISSIOX nEr.KCIIAIVTii , \
AMI lir.Al.IClH IN
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC
T
COUNCIL ULUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Doalcri In
llumlnating & Lubricating Oils GivHu )
B3TO. , E3TO. .
B.Th ( OloroAi'ont , Council IllulTs. loir * . '
LUMUER I'lLlSQ ETC.
A. OVEIITON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Filing
Ami UrUffo Material SpoclnHI < 'nWboloii > lo Lum
bororall Klmla. Oinco No. 1JO Main 8L. *
Council llluira. Jown ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
II'IKES AffD LlQUOltS.
SCHNEIDER & 1JECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Llquoraj
JOHN LINDER ,
WholcsiUo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Llquort.
Alfcnt forSU fiotthard's Hnrb Illttpra. No.1 * "
MaluBt. Council lllutti ) .
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
No. 410 llromlwny. Council llluffj.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPENi
Lailiesbujing a $5 hat or bonnet , one faro
will be paid ; .fio , loiuul Irip ,
JOHN V. BTNB JACOB Blllg
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS-AT- ,
rractico In the Stain and Federal courU
Uoonm 7 nml 8 Sliu uvt lluno Ulo k.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yank "
UUOADWAY , COUNCIL ULUM-'S ,
( ) l > | iubltu Duiuujy Depot.
09.
. .
IN i. < * gs. < * * " - - * * *
Horses and mule * kejit coiihtanllv on
hnnil , for s.ilu lit rotiill or m car IOUUH
Oilcra proniplly Tilled by contruct oa
thort notice , block sold on coinniisMou.
SHU-me & JJou'.y , 1'roprietoiH.
Tuloplione No 111.
Formerly of Keil Sale Stube3 ! , cornql
1st. ave aud 4tli