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THE OMAHA. DAILY BEJS : TUESDAY. MAY : V'iS8V , : '
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
, HO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Dcllrticdiy rnrrler In nnypnrtof the city ui
twenty ctnts per w k.
il. W. TILTO.V ,
TUI.KI'HONE * :
BcprNTPfOrncr. No. 13.
NIOIIT Klin on No. S3.
MIXOU M
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N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Now spring goods at Ke'tnr's ' , tailor.
DAdditional Council Oluil'ti local on pajjc
fccvon
Henry Meyer was yesterday lined foi
being drunk.
1'ho popular resort H the Manhattan
418 liruudwiiy , Hudlu te Yonawino.
A diop of nearly fifty decrees in th <
thermometer made many sliivur ye&tor
luy.
luy.Jakn
Jakn Slioun yesterday paid the Den
Jilty for indulging in liis pcrlodica
Bproo.
Tim Dodge light guards will be inns
torcd in this evening. There arc forty
three curollud.
heave to marry was yesterday granted
to II. S. Jordan , of Crawford county
tuiil Lillian Allen , of this county.
For Uout I'lio store building knowi
us 501 ! Uioadway , next door to a I'acilu
house. Inquire of Hudio & Ycnwinc.
Mr ? . Hello Main lias boon taken to the
countv jail , her mind being t-o unbal
anced as to make it undesirable to havt
lier roiiming about.
The police department now 1ms oppor
tuntties to furnMi homes to girls lit
would like to have a chance to work foi
their board and go to school.
Little Harry James , aged seven years
died .Sunday evening at his home 01
North Kighth street , of rheumatism. Tin
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.
Albert Ferguson was yesterday sen
tcncud to thirty days in jail for larceny
He is the young man who was found will
a new satchel and one too many pairs ol
pantaloons.
The jire on Sunday afternoon was nol
J. H. Hieo'a property , as was reported ,
but was a barn , luiy.stack and outbuild
ings belonging to the Allen place , or
Wood bury avenue.
The young people of IJroadway M. K
church will give a supper and entertain
ment in the parlors of tlmlr ohurcli
Thursday evening , May nth. Suppoi
will bo served from 0 till 10 o'clock.
J. \ \ . Caughcv yesterday purchased ol
J.I ) . Kdmundscn * through thu agencj
of J. ( ! . Tipton , lot a , block 1 , Hayliss
fcccond addition. Mr. Cuiigliey proposes
building upon it a residence at once.
Justice Shurz was routed out of bed
Sunday night to ISMIO a warrant for A
D. Styers , who was cra/.y drunk anil
making tl o air hideous in the vicinity
of the canning factory. Yesterday Sty
ers was lined * 5 and costs.
The little .son of Mr. Carlin. who w.i1
burned by his eiotliing catching from 11
bonfire two weeks ago. died Sundaj
night. The funeral will take place from
the family residence , on South Kightli
street , this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
WIN. J. U. Medlar , whoso husband it
in the employ of the Chicago , Unrlingtoii
& Quiney , died of congestive chills at hot
home , No. 1-1W I'leas.uit .street. Slit
leaves three children , besides her hus
band. The funeral services will bo belt !
this afternoon at l ! o'clock.
The dropping out of a ligure " 2" makes
some difference sometimes. In noting
the number bapti/.ed in the the linptisl
church hern during the past year tlu
J5EU placed it at 8. It should have beer
23. To thus " 2" is
drop out a too , too
nml it is gladly corroded. The churcli
is growing more rapidly than the lirsl
statement indicated.
Annie Christiansen , the unfortunate
girl who came here from Dakota , is hav
ing a serious hunt for some place of rcf
ugo. She went over to Omaha , but find
ing no place there where she could b <
oared for , returned hero only to start oul
yesterday for Sioux City on a like mis
Bion. There seems to bo plenty ol
chances for a man who yields to tempta
tion , or who tempts a woman to sin , but
for a woman every door is barred.
Grovcnor , who was recently brongh
back from Kansas City on a charge ol
embezzlement , had u hearing befon
Judge Ayleaworth yesterday. For semi
reason the county attorney did not thin !
there was enough in the case to warrant i
prosecution , but the Omaha linn whomadi
the complaint secured private counsc
and ( Jrovenor was bound over to awai
the action of the grand jury , bail boiui
fixed at $800. The partner of Grovenor
Uesser. waived examination and was alsi
bound over.
Personal Paragraphs.
J. F. Record , of GlcnwooU , was in tin
city yesterday.
Hov. H. L' . McMenomy has gone to Col
( ax for needed rest and"recreation. .
M. HolbrooK and T. O. Carlisle , o
Missouri Valley , made a Hying trip t
the city yesterday.
Superintendent J. R Kirk , of Bethany
Mo. , will again conduct the teachers' in
Btituto here this season.
Drs. Hanchctt & Smith , ofllco No. 1
Pearl st. Residence , 120 Fourth st. Tele
phone No. 10. _
Kid gloves , cream , only lOo , Goldberg's
Money to loan on real estate. Counc
Bluffs Real Kstato Loan and Trust Cc
Room 0 , Everett block.
Take a ride over the Lake Manaw
railway line , then go to F. J. Day's oflie
and buy an aero or a lot along or nea
the lino. It will make you mouoy.
Contractors and builders will find it t
their interest to cot wices on linn
cement , plaster , hair , etc. . from Coune
Bluffs Fuel company , 03'J ' Broadway
Telephone 130.
Now pattern ? in Moquettos , Bodv am
Tapestry Brussels just received at Conn
Cil Blurts Carpet Co's.
Ofllco of Mulholland & Co. , removed t
In under the Citizens' bank. Tolophon
No. 102. Leave your orders for ice.
Will open now China Mattings Moi
ilny morning. Council Blull's Carpi
Company.
Miss Mollfo Corcoran , dressmaker , 71
Mynstor street , between Seventh an
Eighth.
Latest Improved gasoline stoves at N <
604 Main btrect , \V.A.\\ood.
J. G. Tipton has good houses to rout.
Cheap storage in either small or ca
load lota at No. 23 , 21 and 20 Pearl strce
J. H. Snyder.
The Ladles Choral society will moot i
the Presbyterian church this afternoon t
4:30 : to rehearse for the concert of Ma
12A full attendance is requested. Ill
choir door entrance.
M s. D. II , DUSIINELL.
A Now City Doctor.
At the meeting of the board of la
evening L > r. F. P. Soybort was unan
niously elected as city physician.U
Lucy's term having expired.
The dank and decaying vegotatlon <
regions newly cleared of timber , expose
to the rays of the sun , is sure to brcc
malaria. Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills at
Fever Cure , by mild and gentle actlc
wtll radically euro. 60 cuuu u bottle.
MEN ,
Tbo Annual Eeport of Their Asaociatiot
Shows Progress.
THE NEW HOTEL PROJECT
riromc-n Get Hot and the Invention-
tlou Asked Tor Model Itosltlcncus
Contracted to bo Iltillt nt
Once City i'nrllnment.
Annual Itoport of tbo Y. M. C. A.
Another year has passed away and wi
feel glad when called 11)1011 ) to give an ac
count of our stewardship. How well 0111
talent ? have been used may bo t-ceu by i
careful perusal of this brief report.
The good l.oid of the harvest h : < s sc.31
lit to shower abundant blessings upoi
our labors and to Him wo lift our heart-
and voices in praise
This has been by all odds the most prosperous
porous year in the history of our assoeia
tion. Kach year wo grow in knowledge
of the work , assoll as in more practica
mcfhods of how to carry it on.
The greatest step in advance wa prob
ably taken when the Sunday afternooi
gospel service ( mixed ) was changed 01
January 1 to a meeting for young met
only. Long wo had contemplated mak
ing this change , but never saw the waj
clearly until the above date. Sineo thoi
there has linen u decided improvement
there being miicli more freedom on pan
of the .Miting men and more positive dc
eisions to lead Christian lives.
A workers' and training class has hcor
established and promises to be one of tlu
leading features of the ttork. In this
class arc taught methods of doing Chris
tian work , how to deal individually will
ituiuircrs , and a bird's-eye view of Hit
Bible as a whole , also of the different
books therein.
In the bojs1 department many
bright , active lads have been
enlisted , and somu of the oldci
ones have become regular attendants at
the religious and literary meetings.Vt
lave great faith in the boys and realize
that in the near future our most earnest
workers will bu graduates from the boys' '
> r.anch.
Literary and social work that was sus
pended for a time for lack of room has
jeon resumed , special arrangements
laving been made to close the gymna
sium on the evenings the meetings occur.
These meetings are held on Tuesday
.veiling of each week. A programme of
.itcrary and musical exercises is pre
pared and at the intermission the social
element is cultivated. Large numbers of
strangers attend and an effort is made to
see that they all become acquainted with
: ho workers ami are made to tee ! at
ionic. Under the head of literary exer
cises are given essays , debates , readings ,
recitations , general talks , character
sketches , conversational , methods of
conducting business , or organizing com-
wnies , etc.
The rooms of the association are kept
open each week day from ! ) a. m. to 12
in. , from 2 to 5:20 : p. m. , and from 7 to 10
n the evening. On Sunday from 3 to 0
p. m. There is a goodly supply of pa-
> ers and magazines on lilo in the road-
ng room , and a number of games of
skill are almost constantly in use in the
> arlor.
Through the kindness of our lady
'riends our rooms have been covered
with velvet and brusscls. The ladies
uivo also furnished us with provisions
'or several sociables and suppers.
On New Year's day members of the
issociation , aided by lady friends , kepi
open house , and a largo number ol
young men called.
The Daily press Nonpareil , Glebe
and Herald , of this city , and
UKK and World of Omaha have aided us
materially by publishing free notices ol
our meetings and by donating their pub
lications. Some of the best scientific
, ind religious publishers have also sent us
regularly free copies of their papers ,
Never have our citizens contributed so
liberally to the support of the work as
they have this year. More than $2OOC
have been wisely spent. This money
did not come in without earnest sohcita
tion but when men have been approached
in a manly way and asked to contribute
the majority have willingly done so. Om
aim has been to do a work that the pee
pie will approve and wo know that the
money will come when asked for. Tc
our contributors wo desire to express oui
thanks and at the same time to ask their
to continue in well doing. .
The secretary has kept on hand a list
of good rooms for rent and suitable
boarding places for young men , and lias
given information of this kind to thirty-
two persons. Employment has been secured
cured for cloven young men. Some o :
those have been sent to positions of considerable
siderablo responsibility.
In summing up results wo would saj
that the religious department has beer
well sustained and has produced excellent
fruit. Fifteen young men have decided te
lead Christian lives and in the workers r
marked dcvelopemcut can bo seen. Th <
young men's meetings on Sunday after
noons at 4 o'clock are meetings of spintua
power.
Socially wo are reaching a multitude
of young men whoso keen intellects bespeak
speak for them a future of promise , am
they are taking hold with a vim tha
means success.
Our great need now is a building. I
wo had a thoroughly equipped homo o
our own with plenty of room and attrac
tions , this organization would bo of un
told benefit to tiio city in a financial a :
well as in a moral point of view.
Plans are now being laid which \vi
hope will develop into a substantia
brick or stone structure. Such a build
ing should cost not less than $25,000. I
that amount is secured in the next year , i
means that some must give largely am
that all , friends and well wishers , as wel
as the members of the association , mus
go down deep into their pockets and hell
all they are able. Our prayer now i
that the Lord will open the hearts am
pocketbooks of our benevolent , philan
thropio and public spirited citizens ant
cause them to bring forth the accumula
ted treasures of ages , or inspire them t
write checks payable to the treasurer o
the association. Such a building mus
bo erected before wo are fullv prepare *
to do the great work in this held am
before the otlicers and managers will b
content.
STATISTICS.
Membership active C
Associate nml gymnasium U
Total . 2C
itui.mious Mr.KTi.vns.
No. held. Av. All
Uospcl service ( mixed ) . . SJ 07
Uospt'l meeting ( yomiic
men ) 10 63
After meeting ( joung
men ) 28 21
lilble stiuty ( young men ) SO 15
Training class ( youuu
men ) 17 0
Hoys' meet ins , ' 18 25
Requests for prayer 20
UTKHAIIY.
Literary and social
( mixed ) 20 48
Debating club ( young
men ) IS 11
llAimv Cuims. N. P. DOPOK ,
lien. Sec. President ,
Hustling For A Hotel.
The move for a largo new hotel to co
1200,000 is fairly under way and wit
good prospects of being a successful om
The parties who proposed originally t
put up such a building agreed to do so
the citizens would ralso f20,000. The
wanted the right to select their own loc
tion and buy such a site as they saw bos
The citizens who have taken hold of tli
matter prefer to have something moi
dcllnitc In regard to the site. The com.
mtttco found that many objected to giv
ing anything unless they know whore the
hotel was to bo located. Other * preferred
ono location to another and would give
more if it was located on a certain site
than if it was located on somu other site ,
It was therefore deemed best to have the
givers offered a chance to i'\pre sa pref
erence. The committee yesterday re
ceived proposition- * from those "hav
ing sites which they wanted to sell
for this purpose. The syndicate who re
cently bought the I'acllic house property
for 530,000 proposed to sell it for * 40)00 ( )
if anyone would put a $200.000 hotel
upon it. The corner lot , owned by W. I1.
Sapp , can bo had for * 10,000 for this pur
pose. The Pacific house syndicate ) also
proposed that if the citi/ens would give
them a if 10,00 bonus they would build a
$200,000 hotel upon that sito. The Pa
cific house property has a frontage on
lirondwayof iu ; feet. What is known as
\Voodbury property , corner of Pearl
street and First avenue , has a frontage
of ninety feet on Pearl street and run ,
back leO feet. This can be had for hotel
purposes for ? : r ,000. Another silo is on
moadway , cornel of Seventh street ,
owned by Colonel Sapp , who proposes to
let it go at $200 a fiont fee ! , which would
bo ! * 30)00 ( ) for the to ( ) foot front dc-ired.
John Keller proposes to sell his Fourth
street property , next to the Masonic tem
ple , for $20,000. He has ItOfcoton Fourth
street and 211 feet on Uluff street.
The committee was yesterday securing
subscriptions and meeting witligood .suc
cess. There are many who will give lib
erally for a hotel on "any site in the cen
tral part of the city. Others will nat
urally give moi o for one location than
another , and i-an afford to do so , as they
own propel ty which will bo more bcne-
littod by having the hotel in one place
than in another.Vii \ \ the most ot the
citizens the hotel will bo as much benefit
lo them in ono place as another. A mini-
jcr of citi/ens have started the subscrip
tion with $1,000 each. There will bi a
goodly number who will give i)00 each.
With Mich sums there seems no reason
why whatever is needed cannot be raised
it oueo United , earnest effort , with a
inblic spirit which will not allow an on-
: orpnse to bo stalled on a mere question
of location , will readily secure not only
this improvement , but many others
which are greatly needed here.
The committee ) on subscriptions have
selected Mayor William Groneweg as
rusti'o for the subscribers , with J. D.
"Mmundson , J. Bercslienn and NP. .
> edge as assistants , and these gentle-
nen are so well known that no greater
issuranco could be given the people that
heir interests will be looked after wisely
xnd honestly. It is the strongest assur-
nice possible that whatever is given will
10 so handled as to secure the purposes
or Which the money is to bo paid.
Attend the glove sale at Goldberg's ,
Hot Firemen.
There is a little Hurry in the lire de-
> artinent. When the alarm came in
Sunday noon Pete Kuykendall , the
Irivcr , was at dinner , and Foreman Neil
Vorhis was in charge of the house , there
icing another of the boy.s thcro also.
Neil , on receiving the alarm by tele-
ihone , directed that the team be hitched
ip , while ho went up stairs to send the
ilarm to the other houses. Wlnlo doing
so Polo came rushing in , jumped onto
ho seat and away ho How to the fire ,
caving Vorhis behind. On reaching the
ire Chief Temploton made a roar because -
cause Pete left the house without Vorhis.
Pete was hot and did not think ho had to
wait for anybody. It was his business to
; et to the lire , and as ho thought that
Vorhis was sleeping up stairs , he did
lot fcol it to bo his duty to
stop to awake him to attend to duty.
There was some hot talk about the
matter , and it is baid that Kuykendall so
far forgot himself as to talk very inso-
cntly to the chief , and to strike at him
once. The chief yesterday laid him off
duty , deeming that was the lightest pen
ally which could be atlixed for so grave
x breach of discipline. Kuykondall at
once demanded an investigation of tbo
aflair. Ho did not think lie hud done
enough to warrant any such action on
.ho part of the chief , and he appealed to
: hc tire committee of the council. They
were examining into the affair some yes-
Lcrday , and their report will bo watched
For by the fire lads with much interest.
There has been little trouble under the
chieftunship of Tomploton , and the affair
is quite a surprise.
Ladics'lislo thread gloves 8cGoldbergs.
Thn Intcr-Rtnto haw at On awn.
Mr. Christian , of Onawa , who ships
considerable stock , is puzzled as to some
of the charges made under the now
intcr-stato law. Ho recently shipped
some stock to Chicago , on which ho had
to pay $37.77 n car , whereas it used to bo
$70 a car. What puzzled him still more
was to learn that stock shipped from sta
tions further distant by twenty miles ,
only cost $70 a car. The difference
seemed to bo in the instructions given
agents in regard to taking shippers'
weights. In regard to Ibaled hay ,
which was formerly shipped nero at $13
n car , ho states that it now costs double
that amount. There U naturally a roar
among such shippers at the increase of
rate. The discriminations complained oi
will doubtless bo presented to the com
missioners for adjustment , unless amica
bly settled otherwise.
Four button kids 35c , Goldberg's.
Silk mitts 25c , GoTtTborg's.
For acre property , residences and busi
ness property call on W. C. Stacy & ( Jo. ,
No. U Main street.
J. WK. . L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve the suc
cess they are enjoying.
Children's gloves 5o at Goldberg's.
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Ui4 ! >
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
Owing to the UUOOiUL IUSTICITI of th cloth ( which
our luttvnU covfr etcluilvely ) will nt iM-rfM-tlv Itrmi
time worn. Itnjulrci no breaking In. BOIKI BrrlR&Itt
by sollrrafti'rbdnjf wnrn tfniUy lf not fuunit thpmoxl
pKurKtrr riTTiftu , HKALTIIFUI ,
nd rnmfurlMble Concl ever worn. Hold bjr all
tit-clasi ) deulpri
4JKOTTY BKUH. , Cblca o , III.
i ) . II. McDANBLD & CO. ,
[ KitAbllsbod 13C1I
No. HO Main Street. t i t Council Blum ,
COMMIShlOX MERCIIAMTS ,
AM ) lie A LLlia IN
HIDES , TALLOW WOOL , ETl
FINLEY BURKE ,
Attorney at Law.
504 Broadway , Up Stairs ,
.Council Bluflj.
WASH
This season's display
of Wasli Fabrics , in-
chiding Sateens , Ging-
li a m s , Seersuckers ,
Chambrays , Prints ,
Pecales , cheviots , etc. ,
eclipses anything we
have ever placed be
fore our customers ,
and the prices at which
we are offering these
desirable goods are in
many cases away be
low the manufacturing
cost.
Special Sale in all KMS
of Wash Fabrics
This Week.
special Sale of White
Goods This Week.
Special Sale of Parasols
and Fans This Week.
Special Sale of Laces
and Eibroideries
This Week.
Special Sale of Ribbons
This Week.
For want of space
we are unable to enu
merate prices. All we
have to say is , come to
our store this week
and we will surprise
you with the greatest
bargains ever offered
over anybody's count
ers.
& CO.
Nos. 314,316,318 , , & 320
BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
N. B. Special atten
tion given to all mail
orders entrusted to us ,
also orders for samples
cheerfully famished
by return mail.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
STOTIOIE.
PpcclV. mlvcitlfoments , such ns Lost , Found
VoUnti.l'or 8 lt' , To Hcnt , ft ants , Ilonnllnir ,
do , nlll lioliiforto I in thl * toHimn nt Iho low
ratuofTKNCC.NTSl'UltMNUforthonrct huer-
Ion nn J h'lvo Cents I'tu-1,1 MO for e uli HUlisu iiiotil
in ortkin. 1,1'iivo nJvuilUoincnts nt our ofltca
NII. U IVnrl strcit , nc.ir Uroiulwur , Council
tilting.
WANTS.
FOPNO Uut moiling , n pookHbool : con-
tiilnlnir \ itltinblo ] mtcr | nnil inonov. 'J IK ;
ovMiori'iiu | IR\O ttio sumo by | > n\lny for thle
nutlci * . urn ! | iro\iuir proputty , liy applying tu
J. T llinl < \ , No. 1"I4Vi"it llrontluny , oi at
the trinsfcr
" \\rANTr.D ( looil cnnva crs to sell thu litrht
iminliirf SuiKor mituliltii' . Apply No. a'l
Ilroiiilnuy.
it SAIiU-OrTrmlu-Slv seuloin of irooil
liinil In l.lni'olti rounty , Ncli . on I . 1' .
lallwiiy. ( 'nil on or iiillici4 ( Udoll tlios. > V Co ,
U > ! I'unrl st , Council IlluttX
IOlt AM-Cotnt : > lcte plnnt and uiinmm | > iit
. for H. It. lirliliie work , coiHsllntf of 7
pllo ilil\oi , iiirpcntiTo tooH , tent" , luulilltiK
and boiinlltiK outllt for l.Ml ini'u. I u jrond re-
p.Ur. No" stnrril at Cheni'tmo , W. T. For In
ventory nml toniH niUlnss.No. 13 , N. Minn fct ,
Cotnn.ll IllullJ , lowii ,
House ( J
is to bo done by nearly till the ladies in
the ) ) riiir. }
Now is the rijylit time to do this. For
ladies , it is a ( lisagrecabln but unavoid
able work , anil wo make the oiler to do
the most troublooomo work of all , that is
TO CLKANTI1K CAlUMvTS.
Wo clean the carpets , velvets , moitiottc | ,
brusiul.o , or any other kind of carpels * ,
without taking them up. Wo guarantee
THAT Tin : c.Mirr.rvu.i , UK i-hitm ILV
( I.KAN' , THAT Till : ( 'OI.OKS AUK lil'MOIHM ) ,
and that no dust will bu loft in thu cur-
pet. We guarantee our work and refer
to prominent parties in this city.
Send us a postal card and wo will call
upon > ou and explain in what wav our
cleaning takes place. C ! . A. KISIIKK.
Horses § Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
( torn. Several pairs of fine drivers , t > ingle -
gle or do-ible.
MM WISE , Council Bluffs
Star Sate Stab/es and Mule Yards
Uroadwny , Council lllulfs , Opp. Dummy Depot
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II
f.
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Horses und mules _ kcpt constantly on
hand , for siiiu r.t retail or in car loads
Orders promptly lilled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SUM ; I-KU & UOLEV , Proprietors.
Telephone No , 114
Formerly of Kcil Sale. Stables , corner
1st. avo. and 1th street.
TME TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard No. 2915) ) Sired byAlmontNo
HI ) , and "Kcpistor. " ( Standard No. r.812.
Sired by Tramp No. 808. These stallions
will make the season of 1887 at tbo Coun
cil Blutts Driving Park.
For particulars inquire of or address ,
WADE GARY , Council Bluffs , la.
C. R. ALLEN ,
JVb. 11 Forth Main St.
City and county mnps , of cities and count loa
| n western luwn , Nebraska and Kansas. 9
CROCKERY ,
LAMP J ASSWARE ,
FINE POTTERY.
Prices Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
NO. 23 M/l/A ST. ,
COUNCIL KLVFFS , : : I A.
OFFICER dS PUHEY ,
Council BIufTs.Iowa.
Established 185T.
Announces that Ills stock of
Finelmportcd SpringMillinery
In Choice Shapes ol Hats & Bonnets ,
TOBother with a
LaryeLlne of Novelties In Fancy Ma
terials is now Itcady for Your
Careful Jnpectlon.
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
JOHN V. bTONK. JACO11 SlUd
STONE & S/MS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
ractice in the State and Federal Courts.
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-lieno Block.
COUNCIL BI.UFKS.
E. S. BAltNETT ,
Justice oi the Peace ,
415 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
11. JtlCE , M. D.
Cancers and other Tumors
Removed without the knile or Drawing o
Blood.
Over 80 vears Practical experience.
No. 11 Pearl St , Council Bluffs.
HARKNESS
BROTHERS !
Headquarters for Good Goods !
We are still to be found on the Old Camp Ground
Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
With the largest and best selected stock of
Carpets ever brought to this city.
Our stock of Dress Goods comprises the
finest fabrics , and also the most substantial
but less costly.
Those wishing good goods and as represented
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sented will not fail to give us a call."J
SAMPLES AND PRICES SENT BY MAIL.
Don't Forget the Place ,
No. 4O1 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A. n. RIVE . E. W. 11AYMON&
RICE & RAYMOND
Real Estate Brokers ,
No. 13 North Main Street.
Lower Floor First National Bank Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
TELEPHONE NO. 239.
GARDEN HOSE ,
Steam , Gas and "Water Pipe
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY ,
No 552 Broadway. - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Mall Orders Shipped Promptly.
O. J" . OOLIBT. ,
Real Estate Broker and Dealer
Connt'll Blitffr Oillco , BInnoiilc '
Temple. OiiuilmOlllceNo 111 -r
North lOlli direct.
I'nrtleulnr attention given to In
venting fund * for non - reftl-
( leiiti * . Special bargain * In lot * &
iiere property In Omiiliu & Conn *
ell IlliiHM. CorrCNpondciiec HO lic
it c < l.
Swanson Music Company ,
No. 329 Broadway Council Bluffs
ESTEY PIANOS , GAMP & CO.'S PIANOS ,
ALSO PIANOS OF OTHER MAKKS.
Estey Organs , Gamp& Co.'s ' Organs and Western GottageOrgans
A few comments regarding the Kstcy Pinno * . In every clvili/.eil country on the
clobo the name of Kst ( > y is a household word with lovers of music ; it is : i ciiariintaa
for thu exquisite quality of tonu in musical instruments . , bearing thu name thut com
mands confidence , admiration and enthusiasm.
REAL ESTATE ,
Vacant l.ot , Lands , City Residence * nnd
Farms. Aero property In western iiart of city.
All selllni ; ihcnp to roako room for sprlnK block
B. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
lloora 6 , over Officer A Pusoy'a Bank , Couno
Ululli.
ir. L. UIGGS ,
Justice of the Peace.
No 004 llroadway , Council Ulufl'u.
FllAXK. S. HICK ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
Design * , eiflmatcB and report ! on
vladuutH , foundation ! nnd
Blue print * of liny elio and iiuuntltr.
onicoNol3N. Main St. , First National Uanta
jv. scnujtz ,
Justice of the Peace.
OHleooMir Anierlrnn Express.
ORESTON HOUSE.
The only Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Firi
Escape , V ll
And All Modern Improvement * . ' ' il
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215 , 817 and 319 Main St.
MAX M01IN , Prop.
