Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 29, 1887, Page 6, Image 6
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , , MARCH 20 , 1867. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE , HO. 12 , PEARL STREET. fiellvctcd by cnrricr In tinpnrt of the city at twenty cents per week. D. W.TILTON. Munnter. TKr.KPIIONESi BUFIICFM OrncE , No. 43. Kiani Kniroii No. 23. AllNOil MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. New spring goods at Rcltcr's , tailor. George W. Thompson itCo , . real estate. Additional Council liluffs news on the Rcvunth pago. H. A. liaircl yesterday put in a line soda water fountain. Sec W. C. Stacy & Co. , No. 0 Main , for bargains in real estate. Tlio United States court djd not open yesterday , the judge not arriving , The "Niuicy & Co. " troupe leave to day for DCS Moincs , from which place they go to Davenport , All olliccrs and members of St. Albans lodge No. 17 , K. of I' , , arc requested to meet at Castle hall ut 7:30 : this evening. W. J. Smith has commenced an action to force Jacob Crouso to deed to him cur tain lots for which he claims to have a contract. The new postal clerk , C. S. Lawson. went out yesterday , the railway conclud ing not to refuse longer to puss him to the place where ho was ordered to re port.Ho Ho sure and see the artistic picture of Miss Hello Hotsfonl , when you go to buy your ticket at Ilushnells'tj for the concert next Thursday evening in aid of the hospital fund. Charles Allen was. vest unlay discharged , it appearing that ho was not so great a disturber of the pence as William Helming - ing thought ho was. Charles has been behaving himself quite well lately , and this time would not have got into trouble had it not been for others. The following people will assist Miss Botsford at tlio charity concert to be given next Thursday iviiing ( ! : Miss Julia Olliccr , the Misses Mortal , Miss Kate I'usoy , Mr. Marshall Troynor. Miss Nellie Hatcher and Miss Joyce ot Man Chester. England , will favor the audience with some recitations. The police yesterday arrested two runaway boys , Curtis Cut- kamp and Garry Willmcring , froir Columbus , Neb. The boys are aboul eleven years of age , and it is the old of " world. ' story "wanting to see the They are now looking at it from behiui ! the bars while waiting tlio arrival o : friends to take them home. The American Contractor , a trades paper of Chicago , gives numerous para graphs to the buildings contemplated n Council Bluffs this season. It speaks o the new Catholic church , the new cit hall , the buildings at Manawa , and till new union depot. It makes the prcdic tion that the depot will bo "one of tin most imposing buildings west of Chi cago. " There arc several buildings on Broad way. near Main street , that would bi much more pleasant to gaze upon if tin proprietors , who have allowed the sarni old fronts to remain in thorn the pus twenty years , could bo induced to put ii new fronts to keep pace with the times nnd not sot back nnd see tlio youngo ; men , with a much more limited banl account , do all the improving , withou oven n word of encouragement from th mossbickg. The Missouri river at Plorro fell nearl eight feet in the last twenty-four hours while at Sioux City it was roportcd at o'clock last evening to have fallen fry inches. At the Union Pacific bridge ! raised from 17 feet , 0 inches at 0 o'cloc yesterday morning to 18 feet lost nigln It takes about twenty-four hours for th water to run down from Sioux Citj Civil Engineer Birklnbino , manager c the waterworks , said yesterday that th 18 feet was the highest reached this so : eon. From reports from the upper Mif eouri indications arc that a rapid fall wi take place to-day. Sbcrradon is still making cabinet phi tos at $3 per doz. , best finish. Crayon < India ink life size pictures only $10. 1J F. M. Woodward , artist. J. W. &E. L. Squire make bcautifi abstracts of title , nnd dcscrvo the succe they arc enjoying. _ _ For aero property , residences and bus ness property call onV. . C. Stacy & Cc No. 0 Main street. Garden hose 8c to 82c per foot at No York Plumbing company. Every fo guaranteed. Personal Paragraphs. L. R. Mayno will probably leave to-di for l.os Angeles on n pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. F. Weis and daujflitc Miss Ida , have returned from Florida. Miss Nellie Lockott has returned fro a visit to Washington , D. C. , where s has been the past two mouths. Fred Walwoy , of the BKE , who h been visiting in Nebraska the past f weeks , returned homo last evening ; . Mrs. A. Harrington has been cunfin to her bed for two weeks with rheum tism , and her little babe has been ill all but both are now improving rapidly. Mrs. John Montgomery and daught of Mount Pleasant , la. , and Mrs. u. Randall , of Lincoln , Nob. , are visit ! Mrs. W. S. Cross , No. 617 South Sh treet. J. II. Clark was yesterday moving it his new residence. No. 820 Sixth aveni having sold his Hfth avenue homo P Prof. Paulson who will proceed to occu U at onco. I H. J. Riffenbenck , now o ! Denver , M in the city yesterday and this morni loaves for homo , accompanied by I wifo. who has been visiting her pare : for the past month. Look at our refrigerators before bi Ing. Wfa keep the best. Cole & Cole , Main street. . Wanted a good dressmaker and t apprentice cirls at Mrs. D. P. Hayde dressmaking parlors , No. 720 First enuo. Y. M. O. A. If you want to have a first-class tl attend the literary and social at the Y. C. A. hall to-night at 8 o'clock. B ladles and gentlemen invited. Admiss and seats free. PROGRAMME. 1. Slnglnit Vocal solo , Robert Hunter. 2. Describing wonders , by F. K. Teelc E. Curtis , R. Hunter , O. Hunter and oth . Recitation , Miss Gertrude Taylor , 4. Music. 5. Call for minute men. 0. Miscellaneous. 7. Oration , T. Dlschell. Star sale stables of Council BI The largest stock of horses and mi west of Chicago , which will bo sold wholesale or retail and satisfaction gi nteed. Dr. Hanchott , office No. 19 Pearl itr residence , 120 Fourth street ; telcph No. 10. Contractors and builders will find ii their interest to get prices on lime , went , plaster , hair , etc. , from Co Bluffs Fuel company , 680 firoac Telephone 130. it. _ , _ . ; THE NEW LEVEE GIVEN A TEST It Stays the Waters and Qaieta tlio flems of the Timid Ones. MUCH SEWERAGE ORDERED. Tlic Improvements In the Union I'n- clllc Yards Start Up-Col. Knat- Icy's Sensational Theory of Ijnttlmcr'f ) Disappearance. I'lilillc Improvements. The new city council has takun hold of affairs with a determination to liavu the municipal Improvements kncppnco with private onus. Yesterday n hasty csti- in at u was made of tliu prob.iblo cost of the sewursalrnadyordercd. The amount will reach nearly 150,000 , , iijMiriitE only on that which has already been ordered. Of course the most of this amount will bo paid for by special assessments on private property , the city paying only for the in tersections , The paving ordered will amount to at least $100,000. With such improvements on the streets it cannot be said that Council lilulls is lacking in faith in itself. Properly owners were never so confident as to the growth of the city and they lire enthusiastically calling upon the city to go right ahead , make the special assessments upon thorn and they will sec that the improvements arc paid for. This confidence of the citizens thcniaclves is one of the most encourag ing features of the present boom , The lioveo Tested. Tlio rising waters of the Missouri reached the now levee Saturday night and went up two feat on its side , but there the water remained , showing that tlio lovco was built none too soon , and tliiit even in its present condition it is capable of protecting that 'portion of the city for who.se benefit it was built. Yes terday tlio river was falling , and the cit izens were cvcrywhcro cracking dry jokes , with every indication of unshaken conlidcnco in the western part of the city , even the lowest of it being kept from any ovcrllow. Even if the river should take another rise there is no dan ger. Mr. Moore , tlio contractor , says that the water can como up three feet higher than in the wonderful rise of 1881 and still the city will bo fully protected. The water could rise even rnoro than three foot , but this would bo a surely eafu point. The levco , wliun comnlctcd , and when it becomes more solid with ago and other improvements , will be still better and it seems that there can not be any possible trouble any moro from the tickle Missouri. The cost of the icveo IB small , as it will not exceed $3,000. Was Ijatttincr Murdered ? Colonel Keatlcy appealed among his ok friends hero yesterday. The new demo cratic daily , at Sioux City , having gone by the boards after a week's struggle with short breath , leaves him free to en ter now Holds. There is talk of rcorgan- zing the enterprise , and going ahead will it , but Colonel Kcatley says he docs no care what they do with it , for ho has had cuough of it. The mysterious disappearance anco of the business manager , Mr. Latti mcr , seems to have been the cause of the sudden demoralization of the enterprise which aside from that was moving alone quite promising. Colonel Keutley holds U the theory that Lattimer has been foullj dealt with , and thinks ho has beer robbed and then put put of the way This is a theory simply , ns then seem no clues by which there can bo am satisfactory traces followed out. Latti mer was drinking , and had about $3,001 in cash in his pockets. While drinkin ; ho foolishly showed his wealth , and will such a temptation it is not improbabli that some rulllan has quietly got posses sion of the money ana disposed of Latti mer. It appears that Lattimor had n reason for thus disappearing , and even i ho was on n spree ho would surely hav been heard from by this time. Colom Kcatloy says that inquiries of all the cor ductors of trains running out'of Siou City load to tlio belief that Lattimer ha not left the city , at least by rail. Th theory that ho has skipped of his own ac cord is the ono most commonly acceptor but Colonel Keatloy thinks tliedisappeai anco is not a voluntary ono. As Seen By A Visitor. . A. Snydcr , one of the editors an publishers of the Cedar Falls Gazette , r < cently visited this city. Ho investigate the situation closely and looked at tl foundation of the boom. So satisticd w : ho with the condition and prospects i the city that ho is planning to invest he somo. Ho has had experience and mat money in real estate , and hence is n got judge of booms. Since his visit to Council Bluffs ho pci the following editorial for the columns his paper : A short visit at Council Bluffs and a d taut view of Its large brother just across t "Big Muddy" gives the Impression that promising future Is before them. The Hi contains about 23,000 Inhabitants , and Oma Is about one-third larger. These cities , will have hitherto pulled against each other , a soon to be more closely connected by t\ brldiccs , the Union 1'acllic company bell now encaged In the construction ot a m railroad bridge with foot , wagon and etrc car conveniences for crossing , while bids anew now beine received for the construction what is to bo known as the Broadway ai Farnam street bridge at a coat of $500,000 ; g (700,000. all of the stock having been take It will be for foot , waaon and street car ps sase , brlnitlup the two cities , now about tin to miles apart , into more Intimate relatloi Q , supplying a bond of Interest that must rcsi ; o advantageously to both. IT The bottom land between has boon clian J Ing hands in tracts at $500 to $1,000 per ac and Is being laid off into fifteen to twer is thousand building lots , for which 5200 isfi $1.000 each Is asked. The demand for tin fits will be greatly Increased by the construct ! ts of the new bridges anil street car lines , g Ing mechanics and others in Omaha oppi tunlty to build homes across the river , Council Bluffs , less than a mile from th v41 business , while they are now seeking hi 41 prices for lots four , five and six miles b ; over the steeps and bluffs surround ! Omaha. The "boom" Is not off In these cities , I ro apparently slowing up for the "roads to i tie. " Improvements for this season bi not been I'ully Inaugurated , but there 1 conlldetit belief that the plant Is healthy a liable to greet the sun's bright rays most o morning. Iteal estate has witnessed a la advance , but ewes promise of boating ue recent achievements , and owners may c dontly assume that theirs Is not a booir th ane. Council Bluffs , In addition to a llv Interest In the two bridges , Is to have a la now Union Paclnc depot near the busln part of town ; also several miles of extens of Its motor line and connection by motor twren the cltv and a beautiful lake , th S. miles below , where an abundance of I S.rs. . beach for bathing Is tound. A large 11 story brick for buslnoas houses , and nu smaller Improvements are to bo made. In dltlon to the splendid government bu ing and new court house the best one our state both in process of completl The excellent public schools of Coui Bluffs , with their 7,000 pupils and sixty-f teachers , promise to continue as In the f ffs years past , under the skillful superlat les dency of our former citizen , Prof. Jai at McNaughton , whose ability and success tr nr- deserved recognition and endorsement. 1 school property of the city , comprising f < teen good buildings , worth jJ50ooo : , Is pu ot ; good use , U we may be permitted to ] ui mete One or two features may be named. In dltlou to the ordinary studies , a course of structlon in the elements of natural scle to to cultivate observation and give useful co formation Is required in all grades iiio ihe benefit ot those who are uni to aU9d Bcho ° l nS enough w * I pnrsue these studies In the higher dcp menu , but tbe visitor la especially attrac to the valuable museum of natural history In. connection with the school , the result of the efforts of the present siiiterlutemlunt and teachers. It comprises 400 specimens of mounted birds filial ! animals and reptiles , and an equal manlier ot geological ( speci mens anil jb''lls. Wit think no ? chool In the northwest can boast of such a line museum. The rdticntloual Interests of the Ululls evi dently have a hearty support , and the citi zens , knowing n good thing when they see It , are tnnklni ; their city a ilcslrablu plncu for those who have chlldicn to educate. Prof. McNaiuhton anil family are unjoylng goml health and deserved prosperity. Uriulc We have 200,000 good brick for sale. THOMAS UKKKN & SONS. Money to loan on real estate. Councl Bluffs Real Estate Loan and Trust Co. Room U , Kvcrutl block. Hot Whisky Punches. The threatened Injunctions against the saloons still excite much comment. There was little change in the situation yesterday. J. J. Shea , clerk of the county , had not issued the writs oft n- junction ns ordered by Judge Thorncll , of the district court. If ho had he would Imvo been in contempt in the superior court , for Judge Aylcsworth , of that court , had granted injunctions restrain ing Shea from issuing tlio writs ordered by Judge 'Ihorncll. Judge Aylesworth had also enjoined Sheriff Reel from BIMT- ing the writs if issued. The probability is that the clerk and the sheriff will be relieved from tlio cmbarassment of deci ding which judge to obey. An attempt wilFbc made this morning to have the injunctions of Judge Aylusworth dissol ved. Attorney Sims , who appears for the prohibitionists , will on the opening of Judge Tliornoll's court to-morrow morning file motions for the dis solution of the injunctions from Aylesworth' court. The law provides that none but the defendants can ask to have the injunction dissolved , but Sims appears as attorney for the defendants , Slioa and Reel , a rather peculiar posi tion. He will probably bo mot by an af fidavit that ho has no authority to thus appeal. He will meet this by showing that the state is.vcnliy the party inter ested , and will appear for tlio state. This will cause another contest , probably , but with the position taken already by Judge Thorncll. and the views held by him , ho will probably act promptly in dissolving the injunctions issued by the superior court. With these dissolved thcro will bo nothing to prevent the clerk from is suing the wi its ordered by Judge Thor- ncll. The opening of court this morninp will thus sec tlio climr.x readied. What new move will be made on the part of the defendants is not clear. It is reported , as already stated In the BEK , that if the injunctions are issued , they will bo violated lated , and if Judge Thorncll commit ; anyone to jail , the federal court will be appealed to to release on a writ of habeaf corpus. L. B. Crafts & Co. , arc loaning monoj on all classes of chattel securities at ono half their former rates. Sec them bcfon securing your loans. Star sale stables for mules and hcavj draft horses. "Niincy & Co. " Arthur Rohan's company in Augustii Daly's "Nancy & Co. " played n Dohnny's opera house last evening to i good sized audience , but the next tinn "Nancy & Co. " como to Council Bluff the sign "standing room only" will havi to bo nung out. This is tlio first time fo "Nancy & Co. " in this city'and to sa ; that the play was well received does no half express it. There WIXB ti contlnuou shower of applause and laughter fron the beginning to the end of the show Each nnd every member of the compan ; took their characters well and taken as whole the company is a line one. The go to DCS Moincs this morning. Call and see the stock of horses atv mules at Star Stables before purchasini elsewhere. _ _ _ > H tkll Tlllil > l p U IB .nir Uildt of iorilk. 1 YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEAREF Owlni- the DUIXmi ( USTIIITT of the cloth IwMc our patonu cover ejtchulTel ljr ) will flt I'frfectly nr time worn. lu < iulro no bitaklnft In. lOXir RKTIK.MI b Holler after being worn ten itay * If not ( omul the inoi JPKItFEVT FITTING. IIKA1.TI1FU1 , and 4 > tnrorfa1 > le Conet ever worn. Bold by Brit-class deulcm. CHOTTT BBOI. , Chicago , II SPECIAL NOTICES Bpeolal advertisements , Buch H Lost , Fou 'fo Loan , For Bale , To Kent , V > antl , Boardlo eto. , Trill bolnserted la tbli column at the Ic r t of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flrst IQBI ton and Five ConU Per Ltneforeaohsubiequa iniortlon. Leave advertisements at our offl No. U Pearl street , near Broadway , Coun Bluff * . WANTS. RENT Furnished rooms with boi FOH 543 Mill street ; also dny boarders taken. MTANTED PhyRlclan-To buy a $4,000 pr VV tlce In a thriving Dakota town of 1,200 habitants. No other doctor. A new hou o Hire and barn worth SI ,500. Will all bo B for II ,200. Uood reasons irtven for selllrnr. ( or adilrrss Garumii , Wnlte & Co. , Gout Bluff ! , Iowa. \\TANTED LannOryKirl to do plain wash Vv and Ironmtr. Also nurae girl , not youni than 15 , ct Pacific house. T7UHJND A now pair of kid gloves. Owi JL' can secure same ut lice oQlco. Oil SALE-Muslo and sowing machine In ness , together with small stock of nollt goods and wall paper. Good town and count oed location , cheap rent , profitable buslni Invnlco (1,200 to $1,500. Would take part ts Council Uluffl real estate. Address A. L. M tsn nlnf , Dunlap , Iowa. nT T- TIT so JR. RICE , M. D. 33m Cancers < " > d other Tumoi 1000 Removed without the knile or Drawing no Blood. ' 0- Over 80 venrs Practical experence. No 11 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs. Inn , C. B. ALLEN , cil ur urn * EnpeerSufveyorMapPulis , , [ ) [ cs ! 0t No. 11 North Main St. tie ir- City and county maps of cities and conn irto In western Iowa , Nebraska and Kansas. : toe. id- idn nce FIHLEY BURKE , ce tor n- Attorney at Law. )10 tort 604 Broadway , Up Stairs , rt- rted Council Bluffs. HENRY EISEMAN & CO Nos. 314,316,318 , , and 320 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. 1 i K B BHM BI BBBBMMBMM M i i $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair. $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair. $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair , $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair , $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair. $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair. $1,50 Kid Glovss for 50c per pair. $1,50 Kid Gloves for 50c per pair , A Regular Surprise , for 2 Days Only. 1,000 pairs of genuine $1.50 quality of Alexandria Kid Gloves , unstamped , in black , tans and browns , all sizes , from 5 A to 8 ; at 50c per pair. These gloves are four , five and six buttons , perfect fitting , newest shades , and good goods. These two day's break from $1.50 to 50c per pair , is without precedent. Two pairs only sold to each cus tomer. This distributes the limited number of 1,000 pairs among more ladies and prevents the possibility of other stores buying them up. Whether this reduction's authorized by the importers for a motive of their own , or whether it is on our own responsibility , for the purpose of creating a furore in the Kid Glove trade , we are not at liberty to make public. Draw what inference you like , but be assured there is a reason and a good one.for so un common a departure. Kecollect , two days only , Monday and Tuesday , commencing at 9:30 : , tomorrow , Monday morning. [ Be on hand ; first come first served. HENRY EISEMAN & GO'S ' PEOPLE'S ' STORE 314 , 316 , 318 and 320 Broadway , NEW SPRING STOCK CARPETS Curtains , Upholstry , Window Shades , Poles , Door Mats , Rugs , Sash Draperies , Etc , , ARRIVING DAILY. Mail Orders Carefully Filled. . )0 ) ( Our Mr. Stockert Superintends All Work. COUNClTBLUFFS CARPET CO. , 405 BROIDWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , : : IA. rd FRANK 8. RICE , 10n nCIVIL ENGINEER , ild Designs , estimates and report ! on bridges , , All viaducts , foundation ! and general engineering ell Blue prints of any ulio ahd quantity. . . Office No 13 N. Main St. , First National Banl Block. or W. , Zi BIGGS , sl Justice'pf theeao .e. slay N 504 Broadway , Council Binds. la Coellctions a specialty. Refers to the Bee THEATRICAL s WIGS , of BEARDS Grease Paints ported Lint o Goods West o .lea Chicago. Mra.C.L. Gillette's OFFICER Council BlufTs.Iowft. Established 166T. . Some of the Chicago people seem t < think that the trousers of the day an upon their last legs. A knco brecchc movement is on foot in that city , nnd i is thought , when balmy weather sots in will prevail in social circles. N. SCHURZ , Justice of the Peace. D. H. McDANELD & CO. , [ Ketabllslied 1803. ) No. NO Main Street , i t i Council Blufft COMMISSION MERCHANTS , ANIl HEALERS IN HIDES , TALLOW WOOL , ETC Star Sale Stab/es and Mule Yard Broadway , Council Bluffs , Opp. Dummy Dopes t > s s § g M Horses and mules kept constantly o hand , for sale at retail or in car load Orders promptly filled by contract c short notice. Stock sold on commissioi SHUTTER & BOLEV , Proprietors. Telephone No. 114. Formerly of Keil Sale Stables , cornt 1st. ave. and 4th street. STONE A SIMS , Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Federal Cour Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block. COUNCIL BLUFFS. II. D. AMY & CO. , Hardware , Stoves , ) AND ( HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS No. 620 Main St. , Council Bluffs. ORESTON HOUSE. The only Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Fi Escape , And All Modern Improvements. 215 , 217 and 310 Main St. MAX MOIIN , Pro/ ) . E. 8. BARNETT , Justice ot the Peace , 415 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Refers to any bank or business house in tl city. Collections a specialty. JOHN V. BTONB. JACOB Ell Horses g Mules For all purposes , bought and sold , at reti and in lots. Large quantities to sele from. Several pairs of fine drivers , si gle or double. MASON TOCouncil Bio BALDWIN & TROUTMAN THE Leading Real Estate Brokers Have Property of Every De scription , FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. 506 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa GARDENERS AND FRUIT GROWERS. Choice Property at a Bargain , Fifty Acres Choice Land Adapted for Gardening ami Fruit Growing. About twenty acres of the tract is set to apple orchard which is in bearing , and to all varieties of choice small fruit and vineyard , divided an follows : 'rilE ' VINE ! Aim. 1'ropcr contains upwards of live acres. The vines are thrifty and in bearing. Between throe nnd four acres are well sot to choice varieties of blackberries , raspberries and strawberries. THE APPLE OKCHAItD. Contains more than 1,000 trees in bear ing. In addition to the above enumer ation are a largo numbers of choice plums.clicrry and other fruits , also shade and ornamental trees surrounding the buildings. LAIUiE COMMODIOUS IIOUSC , Ordinary barns and other out-buildings. The soil is of excellent quality for gard ening purposes , being a deep black loam and is u warm.south slope.and is altogeth er the most attractive and desirable of anything within business distance of Omaha or Council Bluffs. With the now bridge completed across the Missourithe property is not over thirty minutes drive from the Omaha postolllce. Any party de siring n choice bargain should apply at once as , if not sold within the next two weeks , it will bo withdrawn from the _ _ market. For Prices and Terms Apply to G. J. GOLJB Y , MASONIC TEMPLE , COUNCIL BLUFFS. A. H. BICE. & W. RAYMOND RICE & RAYMOND , Real Estate Brokers , No. 13 North Main Street. Lower Floor First National Bank Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Real Estate and Farms , acre properly in Vacant Lots , Lands , City Residences to tnalce room for Wlna stock. western part of city. All selling cheap R. p. OFFICER , Real Estate and Insurance Agent , ' oanH , Council Bluffs. Room O , over Officer A Fusey'a FARM LANDS CHEAP Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from $5.00 to ' . School and state lands in Minnesota on SO years' time 5 percent 00 flO acre. per . , etc. , by cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information given ! . . j. . , No. C55 Broadway , Council Bluffa , Towa. agent for Frcidrikson A Co. . Chloago. Announces that ills stock of til Finelmporled SpringMillinory tilct In Choice Shapes ol Hats & Bonnets , Toirotbor with n LarffeLlne of Novelties In Fancy Ma terials is now Ready for Your ff Careful Inspection. 1514 Douglas St. , Omaha. CROCKERY , f IAMPS.JMWARE , FINE POTTERY. 1'i-lr.es Very Loiv , W. s. HOMER & Co. , NO. X3 MAIN HT. , COUNCIL VLUfWO , t . I , XAt