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    THE OMAHA DAILY B&0 : TUESDAY , MAY 10. 1887 ;
c THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered tj- carrier In nny pnrtof tboclt/at
twenty cctita per woik.
H. W. TILTO.V , JIanafcr.
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BrPiKrwOmci. No. u.
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A11NOH MICNTION.
v N. Y.PlumbltiK Co.
New spring goods atSHeltor's , tailor.
* Additional Council Ululis news on tlio
Seventh page ,
St. Paul's brotherhood will meet this
evening in the hull over llano's.
Probstul Urns , yesterday contracted
for n now front to their store.
The popular resort is the Manhattan ,
418 Hroauwa.v , Uiulio & Venawino.
Millie Scott was yesterday fined for
thumping a white woman on 1'ierco
Street.
Paul lionuct is planning on building a
largo brick stable on Ills present Hroad
site.
DTho Union Pacilic railway company
formally accepted tlio Tentli avenue
ordinance at the meeting of the council
last night.
A farmer' * team took a lively run on
Tierce street yesterday forenoon hut
were stopped without much damage
being done.
The plat of Manawa park was yester
day liled tor record. 1. AI. Hay is the
owner , ami ho proposes making numer
ous improvements.
The man who had his foot taken oil'by
ix Northwestern freight train is at the Cot
tage hospital and is now getting along
better , though his case is still a serious
one.
one.A
A move is being made to have the
came lish in iiig lake protected , and to
nave Lewis ( ioodwin appointed as watch
man , with due authority to arrest of
fenders.
The work of excavating for the new
Warren cottages on the old Page prop
erty has commenced. The contractors ,
W iekliam Hros. , will crowd the buildings
right along.
L. H. Crafts yesterday sold to W. W.
llilgcr. a half interest in Kodcfcr build
ing on Pearl street , making on the sale a
liandsome protit , and yet furnishing an
excellent chance for investment.
The park commissioners spent vcster-
lay forenoon talking over contemplated
improvements of the parks of the city.
This is the first time for months when all
three commissioners have been together.
It will be seen by a notice in another
column the well known linn of Wirt A :
Duquette has dissolved. Air. Duquette
will continue the business. Mr. Wirt will
give his attention to the Masonic IiiMir-
ance association , which is being built up
fie rapidly.
Charles Nicholson , a son of the well-
known lireman , was playing in Mott'H
lumberyard , when a pile ot plank fell
onto him , bruising him badly , llis foot
was most seriously injured and he may
be crippled for life. Dr. F. W. lloughton
dressed the wound and the boy was
taken to his home on North First street.
The new line of the St. Paul from Ma
nilla to Sioux City will bo in operation by
the first of June , so that trains will bo
running from here to that city by this
route. It is a significant fact in connec
tion with this line , running as it does in
n prohibition state , tliat the depots ,
buildings , etc. , are being painted red.
The plans for having electric lights
placed on the county court house ,
Methodist church , Masonic temple and
the government building , seem to be
going along well , except so far as the gov
ernment building is concerned , For
some reason Uncle Sam has made a rule
that there shall be nothing of the sort on
top of any of his houses , except the light
houses.
Articles of incorporation were yester
day filed by the Durango Fuel company ,
which consists ot Joseph Knotts , John T ,
lialdwin and George F. Wright. The
company proposes to establish a branch
ollico in Durango , Mexico , and to deal in
coal , coke and other fuel there. It starts
in with fiM.OOO capital stock , which may
bo increased to $100,000.
A fellow giving his name as Aloriarity
was yesterday as a vagrant , he having
[ j < , been hanging around swarthy houses of
still swarthier reputation and sleeping
. . . nights in chairs in hotel odices and in sa-
t" loons. Ho had got to bo such a nuisance
that ho was placed behind the bars. Some
friends from Hod Oak agreed to take him
nway with them on last evening's train ,
and on this condition he was allowed to
go free.
The board of equalizatidn has at last
got through its A. H. C.'s. They will
now commence on D. and work down
the alphabet. The aldermen iind the
work slow and tedious. A meeting was
to have been hold yesterday afternoon ,
but there was no quorum. Adjournment
was taken until to-night. It is proposed
to facilitate matters by having n com
mittee chosen to work right through the
day , and report in the evening such
changes as are needed , and the board can
act on this report , thus lessening the
work of the board as a whole , and en
abling an earlier completion of the work
than can bo had by the present mode of
working. This suggestion will bo acted
on , probably , at the meeting this even-
Lime , cement , plaster , hair , coal , etc.
Council Hinds Fuel company , No. 53U
84 Uroadway , telephone 130.
il.
Latest improved gasoline stoves at No
C04 Main street , W. A. \ \ ood.
A Now Kautory ,
It is now a settled fact that Strode
Hros. , of Princeton , 111. , will establish a
largo sash and door factory in this city.
The location selected is just west of the
iro.i foundry , and near the canning
works. The firm have purchased three
large lots there , and the erection of build
ings will commence at puce. The main
building will bo10 bv 100 feet , and two
lories high. Extensive drying kilns , and
other additions will be put up also.
Drs. Hauchett & Smith , otlico No. 13
Tearl st. Residence , 1'0 Fourth st. Tele
phone No 10.
J. W. & E. L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve the success
they are enjoying.
Cheap storage in either small or car
load lots at Nos.iiV-M and 20 Pearl street ,
J. K , SnyJor.
J. WE. . L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve the suc
cess they are enjoying.
More Free Heading.
The following books have been addcc
to the Free Public Library : A Son of the
Boil , 823.7JS c ; Mary Anerlcy. 838.801 c
John Parmcloo's Curse , 833,81)7 ) c ; In tbo
Clouds. 833,839 c ; Old Boniface , 833,939 c
Anna Karonina , 833.058 o ; Kverard am
Sululio , a'3.081 ; What the Swallow Sang
833.093 ; Tnros llulba , 8J3.093 ; A Vita
Question. 833.U44 ; Cornnne , or Italy
833.995 , Dallas Galbraith. 833.990 ; Green
dale , and Old Story. 733.908 ; Cralabs in
Search of a Wife , 833.999 ; Poverty Grass
633.1000 ; Adirondack stories , 833.1001
Ixive and Luck , 833.1003 ; Cousin Pens
838.1003. .
Office of'Mulliolland & Co. , removed to
In under the Citizens' bank. Telephone
No. 163. Leave your orders for ico.
GOOD WRAPPER , BAD FILLER
A Slick Cigar Salesman Who Seems to Be
Bad Inside.
DANFORTH'S NEW HOTEL.
Old Citizens Tell of the AV.iRcn Karncil
in Years Gone My The Christian
Young Men More Ijlurnry
Hooka-City Council ,
A Peculiar Cljjar Mnn.
A month ago a man named \Vilack ; !
was here selling cigars. He hud quite a
liianlity and went about the town with
a wagon selling by the box at .such prices
as to awaucn suspicion. There was some
nqutry being made by the government
ollieials , and about the time they cot
ready to investigate film he disappeared.
le jumped out of town so quickly that
10 forgot to kettle ills hotel bill. It was
nlso reported that ho pot into some
rouble in Omaha and that he gave bonds
o appear there on the 1st of June. The
anil lord of the hotel , learning the name
) f the house which Wallaek pretended
o represent , wrote the firm , but they ro-
ilied that they were not responsible for
iim and that lie simply bought cigars of
hum and sold on his own account. The
inn promised to call his attention to
: hc unpaid hotel bill and &ce if he
ivould not pay it. A few ( ( ays later a jet-
: cr was received from Wallaek , stating
Jint he hud to leave 'Council Hind's in a
rCreat hurry , and in order to catch the
.rain drove right to the depot , there not
jeing time for him to come bacK to the
lotel to settle. Ho had given the money
.o the fellow who drove the wagon and
supposed that he had settled _ the bill. If
10 hadPnot lie would see to it whnn ho
came out to Omaha , which would bo
soon. The teamster denies having re
ceived any money for the hotel bill , and
leclares tliat he did not take Wallaek to
: hc dcnot stt all , but left him near the
corner of Main ami Hroadway , and that
was the last lip saw of him.
This man Wallaek seems to get into a
good deal of trouble and to cause a irood
deal of trouble to others by his peculiar
ways of doing business. About two years
ago lie was here. Ho liad some cigars at
the depot of the Milwaukee & St. 1'aul
railway. The cigars had been shipped
licro in caie of one of the banks , anil it
was evident that the firm selling him the
cigars had arranged for the bank to take
: he pay for them before the goods should
'
t > o rele'ased.V allack is said to have ar
ranged in some way by which he got an
order for one of the two cases at the
depot. He presented this , and got the
case. By an oversight the order was not
taken up by the railway man delivering
the case to him. In a few days he pre
sented the same order and got the other
case. Soon after ho had disappeared
from the city tlic eastern firm sending
the cigars wrote to the bank to have the
cigars shipped back it Wallaek did not
pay the money. On inquiring at the
depot it was found that the cigars had
already been delivered to Wallaek , and
his sharp trick was discovered. The
company set its special officers uftcr him.
They traced him into Nebraska , then to
Michigan , and finally back to Milwau
kee. One of the special acents of tlio
company , having a description of Wai-
lacK. and knowing that'he was in Mil
waukee , saw a man passing the com
pany's olliccs whom ho thought was
kVallack. Ho called out , "Hello , Wai-
lack. " Wallaek , for it proved to be ho ,
turned about .and returned the saluta
tion. After exchanging salutations the
special oflicer asked liiin to step up stairs
a minute , as there wns some one who
wanted to sea him. Wallaek unsus
pectingly climbed tlio stairs , and was
somewhat taken aback when ho found
himself in the presence of the
chief olliccr of the detective de
partment. Ho begged hard , and
agreed to pay the company for tlio
cigars and square everything up. It
was all a mistake , but ho would right it.
Ho did so , paying for the cigars and for
the expenses which the company has
been to in hunting for Him. It cost him
over $200 to square himself for this little
bit of peculiar business.
It seems that "Wallack is traveling all
over the country , and he thus far had
shown no disposition to assume any
other name , so far as learned. The
hotel men and others will do well to
keep an eye out for him and to make
quick settlements and a long ways in
advance.
Days or
"I'm I'm the "
glad out of council ,
remarked ex-Alderman Sliugart yester
day. " 1 guess I'm not strong enough to
stand as much work as the aldermen are
having now. "
"I'm tough enough , I guess , ' spoke up
Alderman Lacy , "say , BIK : man , you
think I'm tough , don t you ? "
There could bo but one answer.
" 1 know what it is to work , " con
tinued Alderman Lacy , "and I've done
my share of it. Now there's 'Squiro
Stone. Ho can tell you about my work
ing. The very first money I ever earned
in this town was working for him. I made
a lot of flower beds , and fixed up all
around his yard , and he paid mo $2.
That was the first money I over earned
hero. "
"I remember it well , " said 'Squire
Stone. " 1 remember your telling me at
the time about its being the first money
you ever earned. "
"No. not Hie first money I over earned.
It was the first hero though. When my
father and mother died I went to work
for a man in Savannah , Georgia , and as
a boy I worked for him three years for
$0 a month , 1 was back thorp four years
ago , and the family were living on tlio
same place still. They had lived there
thirty-one years. During the war the
man had tried to get north , but was
never heard from again. Everything
looked just as it did when I worked there-
as a boy , only they hail gone moro to
ruin. They hadn't improved any. "
'Squiro Mono then added his expori-
anco :
"I worked for a man for f 0 a month. I
wanted to get film to hire mu by the
year , but he wouldn't do so , so I worked
along several mouths , and when I got a
chance to earn sU a month I told him I
must have moro or leave , ml then , do
you know , that fellow insisted that 1 hail
hired out for the whole year at $0 a
month. "
"You remember , " resumed Lacy , that
you wanted mo to stay with you live
years , and promised mo if 1 would do it
that you would give mo n torty aero
'
tract'of land which you owned out here.
I've felt like kicking myself a good , many
times since for not taking you up. "
"I never worked for 1 a month , nor
for fO , " remarked ox-Alderman Sliugart ,
"but I have worked for gl'Ju month. Yes ,
sir , I've curried the hod at 75 cents a
day. "
Ssucli rominisconsos from the trio of old
citizens , who have so prospered in ma
tcrial matters , prove healthy topics for
thought among the young men , who are
impatient and who think the world is not
appreciating their worth.
Another Hotel Sclioine ,
Another hotel scheme , and a very practicable
ticablo one , is reported. It is said thai
Alderman Danfortb , "Uncle Si , " as ho is
familiarly called , ta planning on putting
up ft largo hotel on his property , corner
of Eighth street and Broadway. The
plan is to build a fine four-story brick
building running from the . corner clear
o his present block and then raising
that block another story , making it three
stories high , and using tlio upper story
of tlio block in connection with the other
'or ' hotel purposes. Some one u kcd him
iim how much aid ho expected from the
citizens. "Not one cent , " was the reply.
'If 1 build I'll put it up myself , and ask
lobody about it. I don't want any help ,
uid 1 don't want anybody concerned in
t but myself. " The Hir. : man asked him
yesterday what truth there was in the re-
lort , and Uncle SI gave one of Ills pocu-
iar laughs and replied : "Well , It's pretty
lot to build Hotels , too hot. Wait till it
gets a little cooler. " That was as near
is ho would commit himself , but it Is
thought there is a good deal back of the
report. Mr. Danforth has abundant
ncans , and lias largo property interests ,
ho value of which would be greatly in
creased by such an improvement.
Council mull * Council.
The city council met last night. There
vus a large nudienec present. A largo
amount of routine business was tran
sacted. The Tenth avenue ordinance
vas formally accepted by the Union 1'a-
cilic railway as passed April 13 , and the
jids for building sewers were opened.
Petition for water supply pipe on Sixth
street ; referred.
Petition to open Avenue 11 , between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets ;
efi'tTi'd.
Petition for lire protection and exten
sion of Seventh street water main to Aye-
me E ; referred.
Petition of 1) . W. Hushnell , assignee ,
'or settlement of contract with J. P.
joutdcu ; referred ,
Report of Harry Hirkinbino on the con-
lition of the drinking fountains was ri > -
'erred to water committee with power to
ict/
ictA communication from the Union Pa
cific was received accepting the Tenth
ivonuo ordinance. It was received and
tlaced on the records.
A communication from the Knights of
. .abpr requesting the sewer contractors
o give preference to the laboring men of
Council Hluil's in tlic building of sowers.
City Auditor Kmnchan asked , as
one of the committee appointed , that
the council take immediate action
> n this petition. A resolution was passed
to that elli'Ct.
N. M. Pu.sey asked that the tax lien on
lot 10 block ( ! bo expunged from the
records as judgment has been rendered
iirainst the city. The property i.s on
fifth avenue and the tax is for grading
urior to the new law. There are about
t20,000 taxes for grading on Fifth and
Jnion avenues and other streets that are
lelinqucnt and if this request is
jranled the city will loose at least
$ ' , ' 0,000 ; referred.
On the matter of compromise with the
Jlobe for printing the Kcatloy compila
tion of the oulinauees , the city ac
cepted the samo.
The bids for sewer contracts worn then
opened. The bidders were John llam-
ner , W. P. Wiglitman , Reagan Bros. &
Jo. , John Thompson , E. A. Wiekham and
M. A. Moore. They were referred.
Subscribe to the new hotel , Buy a re-
'ngerator and a quick meal stove. Such
mprovements pay 100 per cent. Cole iV :
Cole , No.11 Main street.
Ijltorory anil Sociil.
If you want to spend a most pleasant
Hid profitable evening attend the Y. M.
3. A. literary and social to-night , to be
iield at 8 o'clock. The rooms are cool
mil well ventilated and no person will
sull'er on account ot the heat. Succial at-
: ontion will bo shown to strangers and
they will be introduced to friends. Both
ladies and gentlemen are invited to be
present.
1'ltOailA.M.MR.
Itcniltm : . M. lj. Flaming
Debate. . .Led by Messrs. K.irlow and Hunter
bunt ; . Miss Minnie llaiiaon
Ueaeline . E. Mamlel
CIKNKK.Vt. KXmtCISCS.
The Fall of Babylon , " "The Death of
Socrates , " "The Shepherd Kings ot Egypt. "
All persons attending will be alloweil
to take part in the general exercises and
are uiged to come prepared.
Personal I'arnijrnphs.
Thomas Olliccr has returned from his
pastern trip.
A. S. Avery , of Neola , was at the Pa
cific yesterday.
Mrs. Li//.ic L. Smith has recovered from
a severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Edmundbon will
start next week on their European trip.
Mrs. W. W. Bilgcr has returned from a
ten days' visit to friends in the east end
of the county.
J. B. Chapman , one of Wells , Fargo &
Co.'s clerks , has resigned , to locate in
Chicago. The vacancy has been filled
by the promotion of C. E. Whitney.
City Marshal Guenella left last evening
for DCS Monies to attend the annual
meeting of the state organisation of
marshals and chiefs of police. Ho will be
absent two days.
James Craigmilc , check clerk of the
Union Pacific , is the happy father of a
bouncing boy. Colonel Abbott willingly
drops all military titles to eagerly adopt
that of "grandpa. "
J. ( i. Tipton has bargains in all kinds
of real estate , business Vucs and vacant
lots. If you want a line located lot to
build on , either for business or residence ,
you * should see him at once , as ho can
give you bargains right now that in the
not far distant future will cause you to
rise up and call him blessed. He also
has all grade houses to rent.
llev. William Haigh , 1) . 1) . , of Chicago ,
spent Sunday here , and preached in the
Baptist church in the morning. Dr.
Haigh is superintendent of missions , and
it wus through him that this city gained
the presence here of the present pastor of
the r'irst Baptist church , Uov. Dr. Cooley.
Dr. Haigh will relinquish a part of his
territory on the 1st of June , that portion
lying west of the Missouri to bo under the
superintcndcncy of Uov. Dr. Woods , of
St. Paul. An cllbrt is being made to in
duce Dr. Woods to make his residence in
the Blufls. as ho could reach his territory
as easily from here as from any city , and
the city would ( rain much in having so
distinguished a citi7.cn.
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
OfflliK to the UUkOIiL KUHTIllTTof UK cloth ( which
our pMinU cuter exrlutlvely } will nt iwrfnllv rtr t
time worn llrqulrrl no UiraklnR In. 01FT BKTtKJKD
l jr fceU < * rKfterh > inff worn tfn rtaytlf not foun.1 the nioit
I'KU FEOT r ITTINU , IIKAI .Til KUI ,
nndCnmrurlitble Conet erer worn , bold bjr all
° " ' ' "
'Cl"8dtlCUOTTYBHO . . Clilcugo. 111.
ORESTON HOUSE ,
The only Hotel in Council Bluffs Hating a Fire
Escape.
And All Modern Improvements.
215 , 317 and 310 Main St.
MAX MO1IN , Prop *
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IfcsTOTICIE.
l niivcrUKQinrnts , such its Lost , Found
Vol.nan , Kor Sale , To Kent , VSnnf , Honnllnjr ,
etc , will ! ioln crtpj In this coin in n nt tlio low
rntoofTilNCKNTSI'nK LINE forthoflm luser
km und KlvoConts PerUnuforcttcli subsequent
Insertion , l.cuvb nchcrllsomonts nt our ollico
No. U I'curl sti-cit , ue.ir Uroadwny , Council
tilling.
WANTS.
FOIl SAMi-Ono'.lcrscj- Durham ypnrllnK
bull. UYlKhtntmnt MM pounds. Imiulro
of .M. Uluison , iiuiir Wiibiisli round house.
\\fANTKl ) A competent Kirl for kitchen
TT work , ( iooil ttnk'09 pttiil. Inquireor J.
Mueller , No. 'ii.Vlllov ! n\enue.
_
'AN'l'Kli ( looil KlrTTor small private fain *
lly. Apply to Mr . Ooo. T. l'holl'8 ' , at
3 'don House.
WANTI2D Thrco trooil turners nt once.
( Ioo < l W RU , steady \\ork. It. Urnlil , 101
llroiulH y , Council Illiirfg. _ JJ02 1U
FOll Ur.NT-Iloiise of flvo rooms. Inquire
lit 315 Franklin street.
_
FOIl BALK Clienpi n gooil horse , Cim beat
tlireomlDUtei. Kmiulro at No. 132 : : West
llroiiilway.
\V"ANTlll : Ajrents to buy territory for tlio
TT best sclllnir article on the. market. JIO to
(100 ( a diiy eiin bu mndu at It. Address See , lice ,
Jouncll itlutls.
NOTICI3 Will pay tlio liltfliest price for llrst-
claieusti'tl lady's , Rents unil ehlldron's
clothing , boots , * hoc" . lintn.ete. 1) . ( Joldstelii ,
NOB. ' 'IT and - - ' llroadwav.
_
FOH SAIilI Complete plant and uqiiliimcnt
for H. K. brldKO work , consisting of 7
pllo drlvurs , CHI punters tools , touts , building
ami bnardlni ; oittllt lor 1WI men. In Rood re
pair. Now stored t Chcitennu , W. T. For In
ventory ami terms addressNo. in , N , Main St. ,
Council Hinds , lonn.
DISHOIUI lull .Nonce.
rho llrm nf Wlit A ; Iuiuutto ) | , wlioleshlo fruit ,
confectionery mid coinml < - < < lon merchants Is
hlxilay dl-soheil by mutual consent. W. ( )
Wlrt rutlilnirr The bit'lness will hereafter
condiioted by M. Duquette , who assumes all
labilities and will collect all accounts of the
ntollrm. W. o. WlliT.
Council Uliiirs , May 7 , 't T. .M. Dtlyl'ElTr.
HOIIHO Clcnnlni :
, s to bo done by nearly all the ladies in
the spring.
Now is tlic ripht time to do this. Tor
adius , it is a disasirccablo but unavoid-
ible work , and we make tlio oiler to ilo
tlio most troublesome work of all , that is
TO CLKAN TUK CARPETS.
We clean the utirpets , velvets , moiiucttcs ,
brussels , or any other kind of carpets ,
without taking them up. We guarantee
THAT Till : CAIH'ET WILL ItH I'KKKKOTLV
CLKAN , THAT Till : COI.OHS A HE ItKSTOUKI ) ,
and tliat no dust will be left in the car
pet. We guarantee our work and refer
to prominent parties in this city.
Send us a postal card and wo will call
upon you and explain in what way our
cleaning takes place. ( } . A. FISIIKK.
Mo. uat : Sixth Avenue , Council Blull's.
fivlll lie at the Pacific. Hotel , Council
Itltt/fs , every Saturday forenoon
OmahnDontal Association removed to
Ilellman Block' , cor. lHh ! and Karnam.
Be.st sets teeth $0 , fully warranted. All
operations rendered painless by the use
of our new amesthetic. Dr. Hauglmwout ,
Manager.
OO 3STOEPLT
UY
Tlic Ladies Musical
At the Presbyterian Church , Thursday
Evening , May 12th.
I'KOaUAMME :
OrBan--"l'rocoS3linul Mixrch , " 8. D. Whitney.
Mr. O. Nnrummlle.
Trlo-"Hiifl , Hull. Hull , " Ando-rton. Mlasos
Mnrkulnml Mr. HypuK.
"Antft'l nt the Window" Tours. Mr. nrlglmin.
"OSalntaiH" Lls/.t. Ladles' Cliorul Society ,
Mr , Pruiiko. director.
Diint "I Will MaunlfyThoo" Mosenthal. Miss
es PJSO.V iincl Mnrkul.
Hoi.lt-"And Clod Created Man. " Alr"In Native
Worth" Hnydn'sCreation. Mr. Wilnins.
Duct "Tho Ant't'l" llubliistoln. MtsscsMcrkel
A "UftThliio Kycs-MunilolHnhn.
II "Twilight" Alit. I.adli'S1 Choral Society.
"Hessurrcction" HoMon. Mr. Di-l liam.
Tdo"O , I'urmllso-An'inl by H. lllrd , Mlssee
Piiscy , Murknl mid Mr. Trcynor
' Hear.My Pnuor" Mendelssohn ,
Solo Miss Morkcl itiid Muod Chorus.
Reserved Scats at Bushnch's , 7oc.
Announces that ills stock of
Finelmported SpringMillinery
In Choice Shapes of Hats & Bonnets ,
Together with a
LargeLlne of Noveltlesln Fancy Ma
terials Is now Heady for Your
Careful Inspection.
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
Horses Mules
For all purposesbought and sold , at retail
and in lots. I.arye quantities to select
fioin. Several pair * of fine drivers , sin-
tfle or do"ble.
MASON WISE , Council Bluffs
Star Sale Sfabfes and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council IHulTs , Opp. Dummy Depot
and mules kept oonstantlyou
hand , lor sale at retail or in car loads
Orders promptly filled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SIILUTKR & UOLEV , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114
Formerly of Keil Sale. Stables , corner
1st. avo. und 4th street.
E. S. BARNETT ,
Justice ot the Peace ,
415 Uroailway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or busincta house in the
city- Collection * pccitlty. .
'S
People's ' Store
GREAT
MAY
SALE !
mil Open 2o-Morrou > Morning.
i. This Is
or ALL
SPRING GOODS
rciliii'Unnn Inirc hccn made tlmt
niillhc iiitcrcstliif/ , Tic scnson for
these / now onlif'nirli /
ami U nut/ } win fooliuli to
e i > i'i < 'e # on { jooilstliatnrcjit'it
In srxson , hut tluit's tlio trniwe do
it. II V iiei'ci' canxt i/les over from
one m'dson to aito'lin' , nnil tw tlon'i '
trait till it i/t so late that nobody
trantx tltcnt before ire ri'dttrc / > i'/cr.i.
Kt'frnUtlny will be found as ad-
vertiitetl ,
Dress Goods Depi ,
l tO pice Worsted Drrs ? Goods , in
HIV bent sprinj/ shades , ! Hi incite *
wide , foi in 'rli/ sold at 33c to 6 OJ ,
Our May Sale Price 25c.
27 r pieces all wool , 30 , X 8 and4O
Inch SnlthtfiH in all the latest
rh'idcn , formerly tolil at ( iOctofl
per yard ,
Our May Sale Price 50c
.12. > Combination Suits , In finest im
ported i/oods , with plush and vel
vet stripes , formerly sold at $2G
$3 i each.
Our May Sale Price $20 $
.1 I'AITKKX.
BARGAINS IN .
WASH GOODS
IX THIS GREAT MAY SALE.
READ EVERY WORD !
Victoria Lawns , 3c , 4c , Gc , Sc. We
and J > c.
India Linen. Gc , 8c , lOc , ISc , 18c
and 2Oc.
Check Nainsook , Gc , 6'c , Sc , lOc ,
IGn and XOc.
India Mull , We , 15c , 2Oc and 'ioc
Stiiyed anil Jlarreil Cambrics in
white and ecru , 4c , Gc , tic , fie , lOc ,
loc , 18c and HOc.
Thousands of pieces nf aoods to be
slatti/Mcrcd.
Three cases of aooil ( iinifhams ,
dress and apron styles at Gc. The
same aoods arc sold tit this city else
where at from lOc to 12\c \ per yard.
Tttio cases best ( jttality 1'onyce
Vanlarda Ginghams , eleaant pat
terns , best aoods at lOc ; reijtilar
price JGc to ISc.
7GO pieces best dress styles Seer-
miclicr and Ginahams at JOcanil
12\c. \ The. most cleaant styles of
French and Scotch Ginahams will
be found amony them.
7-8 wide American Sateens , 8c
worth 12\c.
78 wide American Sateens , We
worth IGc.
78 wide American Sateens , IGc ;
worth HOc.
French Nalestis , yard wide , 20c
and 2Sc ; worth ItGc.
Jiest Fiench Sateens , yard wide ,
3Ge and U7\c \ ; worth i > ( ) c.
These goods offered at above prices
and only one dress pattern will be
sold to any one customer.
SPECIAL SALE ONE DAY !
LAWNS ,
S cases of Lawns , TO-MORROW
OXLV , at ! ic per yard ; regular
value Gr per yard.
! i cases good Lawns at He ; worth
lOe.
3 cases Lattms at 80 and lOc ;
worth double the monry.
Only one dre s pattern , will be sold
to any tiny customer.
THIS SALE Is for MONItA Y Only !
CALICOS ,
On Monday ! t case t good Calicos
at He.
1O cases best Standard Prints
made ut 5c ; rtgular price 7c to JOc.
This May Sale embraces EVERY
THING.
Special bargains In Laces.
Special bargains In Embroidery.
Special bargains in Parasols.
Special bargains In Fans.
Special barjalns in Summer Un
derwear.
Special bargains In Men's Fur-
nlsntng Goods.
IIU.VUY KISEMA.V & CO.'S
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
lot , 314 , 318 , 318 and 320
BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL n LUFFS , - - - I A.
N. II. Special and prom pt attcn
tlon given to all ordem entrusted to
our cure , Samples furnished upon
application ,
HARKNESS
BROTHERS !
Headquarters for Good Goods !
Carpets and
Dry Goods ,
We are still to be found on the Old Camp Ground
< i
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 repre *
sented will not fail to give us a call.
SAMPLES AND PRICES SENT BY MAIL.
Don't Forget the Place ,
No. 4O1 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
GARDEN HOSE ,
Steam , Gas and Water Pipe
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY ,
No 552 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Mail Orders Shipped Promptly.
o.
Real Estate Broker and Dealers
Council Blulft OHlce ,
Temple. Omnlia OIHc-e , I\u 1 1 1
.
North Kllhfttrcet.
Particular attention given to In
venting fiuidi * for neil resi
dent * . Spceial bargain * In . loltt &
acre property in Umalia & Coun
cil ISIum. Correspondence solic
ited.
Swanson Music Company ,
Ho. 329 Broadway . Council Bluff *
ESTEY PIANOS , GAMP & CO.'S PIANOS ,
ALSO PIANOS OF OTHER MAKES.
Estey Organs , Gamp& Go/s Organs and Western GottageOrgansf
A few comments regarding tlio Estoy Pianos. In every civilized country on the
g lobe the name of Estoy is a household word with lovers of music ; it is a guarantee ;
f or the exquisite quality of tone in musical instruments , bearing the name that com
mands confidence , admiration and enthusiasm.
THE TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard No. i915) ! ) Sired liy Almont No
" " Standard No. 58ia.
! ia , and "Hejristcr , (
Sired by Tramp No. U08. These stallions
will make the season of 1887 at the Conn'
oil Uhiflrf Driving Park.
For particulars inquire of or address ,
WADH OAKY , Council Ululls , Ja.
OFFICER tS PUSEV ,
Council BluffB.Iowa.
Established 1657.
R. RICE , M. D.
Cancers and other Tumors
Removed without the knilc or Drawing o
Blood.
Over 80 vear Practical experience.
No. 11 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
N. SCIIURX ,
Justice of the Peace.
Ollico overAinerican K *
REAL KTATE ,
Vacant l/ot . I.aniM , Clt7 IlcslOonccs and
KnrmB. Aero property In western piirtof clly.
All tolllntr ulioup lo nmko room for Bprinfe- stock
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Iloora & , over Officer Ic l'usoy' Dank , Couno
lilutlg.
C. B. ALLEN ,
EngineerSurveorMapPublisher
, } ,
No. 11 North Main St.
City Hn l county mnpa , of cltlon and counties
In wcitcrn IOWH , Nubrutku und ICansuH.
il
JOHN Y. STONE. JACOU 8IH9
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Lew ,
acticc in tlu State and Federal Courts.
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Iicno Block.
COUNCIL HLUKF3.
FRANK S. RICE ,
CIVIL ENGINEER , >
DeMgrii" , citlmates anil reporti on brlrigtt ,
viaducts , iQiinilatlonimxl gunorul iitflnoerlng.
lilue prlntH of liny lzn unit ( iiiuntlty.
OfficoNoiaN. Muln St. , First National UM |
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