THE SUNDAY BEE : JULY 10 , 18S7.-TWELVE PA.GES. v
SUNDAY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
JTICE , MO. 13 , PEARL 8TKEET.
Delivered ty carrier in any part of the city at
twenty cents per week.
H. W. TILTOJT , . . . Manager.
TKLKPHONE3 :
BCPIKTPS Omc . No. 13.
NIUIIT EDITOR No. 23.
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y.Plurnbing Co.
Rcltcr. tnllor. Summer poods cheao.
The city council meets to-morrow oven-
Ing.
Ing.Joseph
Joseph Wells and Miss Ella Scribncr
were married by Kcv. Dr. Cooley Friday
night.
Permit to wed was .yesterday plvon to
Thomas W. Yost and Annie S. rainier ,
botli of this county.
The common carriers are coming to the
front with another year's license money ,
the old licenses expiring July 1.
For rent , a desirable house of coven
rooms , two blocks from dummy dopot.
Apply to lr. Lawrence , 723 Willow av
enue.
A burglar was prowling about W. G.
Oliver's residence Friday night , but was
frightened oil' before no secured any
plunder.
There will bo a regular business meet
ing of the W. C. A. at the residence of
Mrs. J. I ) . Atkins Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock. AH concerned are requested to
bo there promptly.
The case of the four men , Samuel Will
iams , Geoigo Rockwell , William and
George Stilcn , charged with boating
Theodore Hrown , has queen continued by
Justice Unrnctt until the 18th insf
The salvation army follow who made
himself so much of a reputation by tryIng -
Ing to got Miss Ilastic's trunk , has ap
parently concluded to "go happy on his
way , " rather than wait for a warrant to
bo served upon him. Ho was not to bo
found in the city yesterday.
The fotu electric lights wcro started
for the first lime last evening at the top
of the now court house tower. They
proved very satisfactory and considering
the fact that the four now hung there are
of ordinary power , it seems evident that
with the use of the larger lamps , as pro
posed , the ottect will bo brilliant.
With the closing of gambling in Omaha ,
nnd the opening of races hero , a gang ot
roughs , crooks , tin-horns , nutshell fakirs
etc. have como to the city. They have
been allowed to hang around long enough
to see the city , and tis now getting time
for the police to wake up , and tcllthem
to move on.
Yesterday morning the steamer Man-
nwa went to the bottom of Lake Manawa
rather suddenly , but from what cause It
is not known except to those who were in
charge. They claim that sonic one bored
a hole in her during the night. Others
claim that the crow overslept and did not
bail her out as they ought. The boat was
soon raised and she is" now running all
right.
A tailor named Voight , who has gained
Borne notoriety before , was before the
police court yesterday , for wife boating
nnd general disturbance of the peace.
Ho got off with a lino. Vo'ght ' is the
same fellow who served once as a special
policeman , and who foolishly sent a bul
let into the thigh of a young man whom
ho thought was making too much noise
on the street.
The follow arrested on suspicion , hav
ing some silver spoons marked E. A.
C. , " was yesterday sentenced to thirty
days as a vagrant. No owner for the
spoons has yet appeared , but the officers
tire confident the follow stole thorn some
where. Ho says ho bought them of a
Stranger at Missouri Valley. The
stranger whs out of money and was so
poorly dressed that ho did not dare to
try to sell the spoons lost ho should be ar
rested as a thief , lie offered them cheap
nnd so the fellow took them. Iho story
is a summer gauze.
The old Union Avenue hotel is not im
proving its reputation In any way. The
old structure Is below grade , and needs
to bo built all over , or something of the
sort. It has long been below grade in
reputation. Hero It was that the confi
dence man. "Tho Major" shot and killed
Hughes. Since then the house has boon
unoccupied most of the time. Now a
doggerel has been started in the base-
nicnt , and since the keg lias been opened
trouble seems to break forth afresh. The
other night a fresh young man from Lo
Mars fell into the company of sharpers
there , and was soon contidcnccd at the
dummy dopot. Two nights ugo a follow
who hud been drinking there , and who
had got drunk , was robbed while sleep
ing in the yard in the rear. The follow
who is charged with robbing him was a
cbanco acquaintance picked up in this
eamo saloon. It seems that the reputa
tion of the place does not improve with
go any more than the building it&clf.
Sunday Services.
Topic at the Methodist church this
"What is Life For " No
morning : * ser
vices in the evening.
Union services at the Tabernacle on
Fourth street , this evening at 8 o'clock.
There will bo public worship hold in
the Good Templar hall at 104 Broadway ,
Sunday , 10th , at 2 p. m. Robert Hunt-
iugton , ono of our citizens , having re
turned yesterday from a two months'
tour through Utah , will relate Ms experi
ence and how ho now looks upon Utah
nnd her people. Elder William M. Palmer -
mor and J. M. Murdoch will ho present.
All are invited to attond.
Services to-day at Harmony mission , 8
o'clock p. m. , conducted by Dr. Me-
Crcary. pastor of the M. E. church. Sab
bath school , 4 o'clock. Pravor mooting
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Topic :
"Respect to Pastors ; To Esteem Thorn
Highly For Their Work's Sake ; " 2Thess ,
5 chap. 12 IK verses.
Oakland Avcnuo Tabernacle Preach
ing at 11 a. in. , 4 p. m. and 8 o'clock p.
m. Subjects respectively : "Tho Uiblo
Sabbath , " "Christian Conversion , " "Tho
Sunday Not the Sabbath. " A general
attendance solicited.
Preaching by the pastor of the Baptist
church at 10UO : n. m. Union services at
the tabernacle at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock
p. m.
Services aa usual in the Congregational
church this morning. Preaching by the
pastor. All are welcome. No evening
service.
Portion a 1
Mrs. B. T. Dcnison , of Vancouver , W.
u T. , is n guest of Airs. It. S. Dawson.
' Mrs. L. Simmons nml daughter , Susie
Simmons , leave for St. Paul , Minn. , this
evening.
T. Wallace was last night arrested by
Ollicer llondrieks as u "vug" aud sus
picious character.
Robert llnntlngton , ono of the oldest
residents of the city , has just returned
with his wife troin a two mouths' visit to
Utah. His health Is greatly improved.
Major Anderson and Smith McPhorsou
worqin the city yesterday. They re-
colvdd many congratulations unou their
success as attorneys in ( ho Cross case
wllhJ. Y. Stono.
J. W. & B , L. Squire's abstract books
are n marvel of systematic accuracy.
Have you scon their now Him book ; it is
n moustor and contains , 000 paijos.
A drunken fellow btumblcd up against
Olllccr Stevens as ( ho laUer stood on the
corner of Main and Uroailway yesterday.
Stevens grubbed lum aud a lively tussol
followed. The grip was put on tlio wrist
of the fcllow'and ho was landed in the
cooler aud Ixiokcd as J. J. llandry.
BAGGING A BLACK BURGLAR ,
The Fellow Stands Up Nervily Under Fire ,
But is Taken In ,
SERVICES FOR SUNDAY.
Itobbcd Whllo Drinking With n Now
Friend A Combination toScoiiro
Clicnp Homes On the Dot-
toins
n BurRliir.
Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock Of
ficer Thomas , of the merchants' police
force , was going through the nlloy south
of Broadway and east of Main street ,
when ho saw a colored man coming up
out of n cellar way-of a saloon , No. 101
Main street. On seeing the olllccr the
follow broke and run. The olliccr gave
chase and fired two shots at the fellow ,
but ho would not stop until the ofllccr
was close upon him. Ho then turned
and showed fight. The ofliccr at close
range ordered him to throw up his
hands , but the fellow's nerves wcro ap
parently of iron , and ho looked down the
barrel of the revolver nnd refused to
throw up his hands , saying : "d n you ,
you daorsn't shoot. " The olliccr snapped
the gun but it failed to go off , and ho
tried it again , with hko result. The fel
low , seeing that business was meant ,
started to get out of the way by another
run , but the ollicor grabbed him
and took him in. They found in his
possession two boxes partially filled with
cigars , and in his pockets wore some
loose cigars and a dollar's worth of
nicklcs and dimes. It was afterwards
learned that the cigars and change had
been taken from a saloon. Kutranco had
been gained by Iho ccllarway , anil the
fellow was just coming out wiion discov
ered. The prisoner gavb his name as
William Winters. Ho has n wounded
finger , which looks as if ho had boon
shot there , and ho himself accounts for
the wound by saying ho eot shot acci
dentally. The supposition is that ho has
been in some similar scrape before , and
thus received the wound. Ho had a pre
liminary hearing before Justice Biggs
yesterday , and was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of sfoOO , In ill-fault
of which ho will remain in jail until
August. It seems that the merchants'
police have made an important capture.
The force is becoming an essential feat
ure in the protection of property from
( ires and burglars , and already have cap
tured several such follows.
Ollicer Thomas has for some time real
ized that his revolver was not such a one
as ho ought to carry , and his experience
in trying to shoot the black burgular has
caused him not to delay longer in pro
viding himself with ono which will not
miss flro. Had the fellow had any weap
on ho would have made it very interest
ing for Thomas , and had Thomas'
weapon not missed , there would have
been a case for the coroner.
When you nro in the citv stop at the
Pacific house. Street cars pass the door
every fifteen minutes for all the depots.
Meals 50 cents each.
Hobbctl Ills Partner.
P. McGoc came to the city a few days
ago from Ft. Dodge , to got work on the
railways. Ho got a memoranda from.J.
C. Leo , the contractor , giving informa
tion ns to n now road to bo built , where
he could got work. While in the city ho
foil into the company of Pat Maloney ,
nnd the two drank freely together.
McGco hitd about fifteen dollars in his
pocket when ho got so full that ho went
out on the grass bock of the Union
avenue hotel to sloop it off. While there
his pockets wore turned wrong side out
and his money taken. Susp'cioft was
directed to Maloney , and ho was arrested.
On his person was found about the
same amount aud kiud of money
as was taken from McGee , nnd
the memoranda given by Mr. Leo to
McGeo. A pouch of tobacco belonging
to McGee was also found in Malonoy's
pocket. The case looked black for Maloney -
lonoy , nnd the examination before Justice
'
Bigg's was about to result yesterday
afternoon m binding Maloney over to
the grand jury , when Col. Daily , for the
State , concluded that it would bo a hard
ship to keep the prosecuting witness in
jail to have him hero to tcslity before
the grand jury in August , and if let loose
there would bo no certainty of his being
hero nt that time. Ho wrqferred to have
Maloney found guilty of simple larceny ,
and sentenced to a term in the jail. The
; aso was hold open until Monday morn-
Ono thousand head ot ono , two and
three-year-old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A.
J. Grcenamaycr , Crcston House.
Cheap Homes.
The fear has been expressed that the
eng felt dcsiro to have the bottoms built
up with homes might bo thwarted by real
estate owners putting up the prices of
ots to too high a figure. To encourage
the building of homes a move is on foot
which will doubtless rcsultin n favorable
building boom. The scheme is for prop
erty owners to agree to soil lots nt a low
price and on easy terras to those who
will build themselves homes upon these
lots. The plan is to enter into an agree
ment , naming the lots which the owner
will sell on these conditions at $200 each ,
the purchaser to pay $20 down and $10 a
month until paid for. The person soil
ing agrees to forfeit $500 for refusing to
sell such lots as ho names in the agree
ment for the sum named , and the condi
tion of the sale is that the pur
chaser must at once begin the erection of
a homo. It is believed that n largo
amount of property will bo brought into
this syndicate , and thns secure for the
worklngrunn and others who want cheap
homos all the advantages which they can
dcsiro or expect. With n chance to got a
lot at | 200 , so near to Omaha , and also to
this city , with a wagon bridge and a rail
way bridge connecting the two cities ,
there should bu no dilliculty In any man
securing for himself a homo of his own.
Council Bluff } will gladly encourage the
building of such homos , and whatever
prices may bo for those who dcsiro sim
ply to speculate in these cheap lots , the
arrangements now being maue will se
cure for those actually wanting to build ,
the advantage of a lot for a moro song.
These lots are worth moro than the sum
named now , nnd will rise greatly In the
future , but it is well to thus encourage
the actual settler and give him an inside
figure.
For rupture or hernia , call and get Dr.
Rico's now invention. It makes a man
of you in live minutes. No. pain. No.
11 Pearl street ,
At the Pacific house von will &ava from
SOo to f 1 per day. Try it and bo con
vinced.
*
Raston Girts t'cly Wnlk.
. Boston Letter : It was my good for
tune to bo seated one pleasant afternoon
recently on a bonutiful lawn overlooking
a most exquisite swoop of country. My
chair was placed near that of t lie mistress
of the country seat whore I was calling
nnd on the lawn we're her two grown-up
daughters. They nro both lovely girls ,
well educated , accomplished , faultlessly
dressed , and thoroughly accustomed to
th'u best society both iu ibis country aud
abroad ; yet the mother sighed ns she
nsk'ed :
"Did you over sco anything so ugly as
the way those girls walk ? "
I was able to say truthfully that I had
scon n good many ugllcs things.
"They walk like camels , " she declared ,
ignoring my disclaimer.
1 should certainly not have thought of
owning it , but ono could not but bo struck
bp the force nnd truthfulness of her com
parison. They did walk llkn camels. They
could swing divinely ; they play the piano
extremely well ; one sketches very prettily
while the other is no mean performer on
the violin ; French , Gorman nnd Itnllnn
thov road easily and speak nt least well
enough to make themselves intclllgiblo
to persons who know the single tongue to
which they were born : nnd literature they
have an interest which has led them to
read with very considerable appreciation
the masterpieces of two or three coun
tries. But with all these accomplishments
the fact remains that they cannot walk
well. They hold their elbows by their
sides and wiggle themselves forward in a
fashion which would bo most painful to
see were it not that wo arc so accustom
ed to this method of locomotion that wo
have almost come to regard it us the nor
mal one.
" 1 do wish , " my hostess continued ,
"that somebody would establish a walk
ing school , ( t is n popular fallacy tint if
u girl can dance she must know how to
walk , but it is nonsense.1 Elsie dances
like a sylph , but us I said , she walks like
a camel. She has been taught to dunce ,
but hasn't been taught to walk. "
"But who is there to teach ? "
"That is just the question. There
ought to bo somebody. You know how
Miss Blank leaches whtst. "
"Yes , " I said.
Miss Blank is a clover young W9inan of
a line old Boston family , who finding her
self in need of earning a living , had the
originality to hit upon the unique method
of teaching whist as a moans of doing it.
She has plenty of pupils , it is said , and
does her work well enough to deserve
them.
"No , why"continued my companion ,
docs not somebody who is nice and a
lady and needs to earn a living take to
teaching girls to walk ? I'm sure sho'd
make a lot of money and bo cnnfcring a
great benefit on the community us well.
1 am going to try to find somebody and
have the thing started next fall , It is
something wo really need , and it is time
wo had it. "
The idea is not a bad ono , and certainly
there is room enough for a walking-
school here.
AN ESSAY ON BOYS.
Dill Nyo's Advice to a Father Who Haa
a Sou Who Ucsplscs Labor.
New York World : The following note
addressed to the editor of the World has
been passed over to my bureau for elu
cidation :
To the Editor of the World :
Please Infoim me the best t hi tips to do
with a boy that won't work In summer.
M. L. B.
This was doubtless referred to mo be
cause 1 have given moro attention to
human industry than anything else per
haps. 1 have also been interested in the
accumulation of boys.
But to get right at the solution of this
question , Mr. M. L. B. , without stopping
to try and find out what your name is by
carefully scrutinizing your initials , I
would say at first blush that if I had a
boy who would not work In summer 1
would use him as a winter boy. Nothing
interests mo more , M. L. B. , than the
careful study of boys. I would rather
put on a base ball mask and watch a boy
than to go stealthily into a hole in a neg
lected canyou and pull a gri//Jy bear out
by the tail. It is moro exciting , too
But I think that industry among the
boys is not making such fearful ravages
ns it did when 1 was n boy Boys seem
now to bo more able to restrain them
selves in the matter of forming industri
ous tidbits , and do not become the slaves
of manual labor. 1 can see that 1 over
did it us a boy , and now that I am nbun-
'dantly able to take life easy nnd enjov
well-merited rest , my whole being seems
to bo soaked in a morbid dcsiro to work ,
that even in England whore it is looked
upon with horror for a gentleman to ex
ert himself , I frequently lost caste by do
ing chores around the burn.
In the south , where the industry is
controlled almost solely by colored pee
ple. I can see. that I lowered myself by
giving way to this wild , uncontrollable
yearning for toil.
So that boys should not be allowed to
think that industry is the ono thing for
which wo are created. I wish I might
say this in an impressive way , so that
boys would heed it.
How would it do for the World to send
n man down to .your house , M. L. B. ,
and see what ho can do with your boy in
order to make him a summer boy ?
The World wants to do what is right by
.ts readers , but the trouble is to got its
friends to harmoni/c on n policy. A few
weeks ago a subscriber for the paper
wrote to this oflico asking how to pre-
servc watermelon rinds so that thov
would not work in summer , and here you
como with n wild and a Macedonian cry
for a rceipo that will make your boy
work during the same trying season ,
I am anxious to adjust this matter so
that both of you will bo pleased , but I
have a good many other things to think
of , and it is hard to give your matter the
time and thought it really merits ,
would like to dwell at greater length
upon the horrors of industry were it not
for several far moro important questions
that arc waiting hero for a reply.
On my desk there is n pressing inquiry
as the best methods for the amelioration
of pimples , which it will not do to ignore.
There is also n tear-stained note from
Fremont , O. , asking what to do to restore
animation nnd induce artificial respira
tion in a lion that has fallen into n swill
barrel through no fault of hers. Another
subscriber , in a spirit of bandinngc , I
presume for surely no ono could bo so
ignorant asks what ho can do to make
his hydraulic ram sing while moulting.
So you can see , M. L. B. , that a man
who answers all these questions during
the week and then writes the matter fern
n thirty-two page Sunday paper is what
might DO termed a busy man.
Some would toll you if your boy will
not work in summer to fill him up with
Now Orleans molas es nnd set him m n
wnrm place , but that is no way to talk tea
a parent. I say cither use him ns a win
ter boy or swap him with some man who
has a boy that won't work in winter.
"BlLLNVE- "
For female diseases and chronic rtis
eases of all kinds , call on Dr. Kico , No
11 Pearl street , Council Bluil's , Iowa.
I * list Till.l > l.-p ls (
Uild. > f C.rut.
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
Owing to the DUOOIiL IUSTU ITT of the cloth ( which
our patents cover exclu lvey ! > vrlll flt nfifertlr flrtt
time orn. lUqulresnobrettlncin. MO I BntHMlu
br el ) .r ft rh tne'worn tend j'slfnnlfuunillhi ' inon
PCKFKCT FITTIXU7 HEAI.TIIKUI.
stud Comfort-til * Corset Ter worn , gold br ill
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CKOTTT aitOU. . . Chlc-tn , 111.
BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL ,
Best $2.00 a" day house in the west.
LOCATION , THE DEBT , FIRST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES !
Kegular : : Boarders : : Reduced : : Rates.
Creston House ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel in the City
with Fire Escape ,
Electric Gall Bells.
AccommodntioiiH First ClasM ,
And Kates Kcnuoiiahlc
MEax Mohn , Proprietor
C. B. ALLEN ,
Over No. 12 Forth Main St.
county maps , of oltlos and counties
CROCKERY
,
LAMPS , JLASSWARE ,
FINE PtiTTERY.
Prices Very oiv ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
NO. 23 JH/IJM ST. ,
COUNCIL B CUFFS , I A : g
BEST LIGHlf LIVERY
The finest of driving horses always on
land and for sale by
MASE WISE.
N. SCIfUMZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Oiliceover A m erica u Express.
Sfar Sale Stabfes and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council Bluffs , Opp. Dummy Depot
Horses ami mules kept constantly
hand , for saio at retail or in car loa
Orders promptly filled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SHLUTEK & BOLKY , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 11
Formerly of Keil Sale. Stables corner
1 st.avo and 4th st
W7IO IK rX-CQU.INTKD WITH THE aXOOBlTlir OV I1III
couxiaT vriix SEE BT nruiiNiho TIUS MAT THAI ing
CHIGAGOROCKISLAND&PACIFiCRAILWAY
llyreaionof lt cectr&lpo ! tlonclOfto relation to line *
lilt of Chicago , anil continuous line at terminal
points Weit , Northwest ami Southwctt , ii tlio true
middle link In that transcontinental nyatem which
Invites aud facilitates travel and trade between the
Atlantic and 1'aclflc. '
The Rock Island mala line will bc&nches Include Chicago
cage , Jollet , Ottawa , I.aballc , Peorla , Oenneo , ttollno
oed Koclc Iiland , la IllluoU ; , Davenport , lluicatlne ,
Washington , ( 'airfield , Ottumwn , Oikalooia , Wett Lib
erty. Iowa ClljrD Slolno3 , IniJlanoI&Wlnteriet , Atlan
tic , Knoxvllle , Auduboo , Hartan , Ontario Centro and
CouncilIllu1Tslnlo a ! OiiminTrenton , , Et.Jowim ,
Cameron and Kansas Cltj. lnJIIwourl ; Leavenworth
and Atchlton , In Kansas Albert I' < a , UlnnearolU and
St. Paul , In Minnesota ) Watenown'and fiiom Falls , In
Dakota , and hundreds of intermediate cities and towns.
"The Great Rock Island Route"
Guarantees speed , comfort , r9rtalntr and safety. Itl
r rmane.nt war Isdlstlnculriiedforltieicellence. Its
Bridget are of stone and Iron. Its track Is of solid
teel , Its rolling stock perfect. .Its paisenger equipment
has all the safety appliances that cipertenro has proved
useful , and for luiurlous accommodation * la unaur-
paisod. Its Kiproaj Trains ccnsltt of superior Day
Coaches , elegant Pullman Palace 1'arlorand Bleeping
Cars , luixrb Dining Cars , providing delicious mealt ,
and ( between Chicago and St. Jotoph , Atchlion and
Kantas CUv ) restful Reclining Chair Cars. Its maa-
airement Is conservative , tts discipline exacting ,
"The Famous Albert Lea Route"
lift-ten Chicago and Minneapolis and St. 1'anl Is the
favorite. Over this Una bolld Fast Eiprets Trains run
dally to attractive resorts for tourists In Iowa and
Minnesota , and , via Watertown and Sioux Falls , to the
rich wheat and Brazing lands of Interior Dakota. Via
8eneca and Kankakoe , the Uoik Island oilers superior
Inducements to travelers between Cincinnati , Indian
apolis. Lafayette and Council Dluffa.Bt. Joseiih , Atchl-
on , Leavenworth , Kanfas City , tit. 1'aul , and Interme
diate points. All patrons ( especially ladles and chil
dren ) receive protection , courtesy and kindly attention.
I'or tlckoti. maps , folders , copies of Western Trail , or
* ny desired Information , apply to principal offices In
the United State * and Canada , or address , at Chicago ,
I. R. CABlt , E. ST. JOHN , t. A. HOIB.OOI ,
tWtl > 0 < 1Vt. . AllHOnlXWf" . Ol-ni.-r-4.ift
SCIENTIFIC
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , such ni Lost , Found
-oioan , I'or 8 lo , To Kent , ft ants , Boardlnc ,
etc , irill bolnseitod In this column nt the loir
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE forthoflrst Itisor-
iomuid i''lvoContsrcrLlnofo.4cacli subsequent
Inaortlon. Leave advertisements nt our ofllco
Na U I'carl stieet , near Broadway , Council
Bluffg.
WANTS.
_ _
WANTKI ) . A need bread nnd cnke haker.
Apply to Wo. 71U Broadway , Council
Blull-i.
WA.NTKU Situation Inn. tlrujr etoro. Two
jonrs experience. Good roloronco. U.
S , Bcooinco.
WANTED A competent Kirl for cooking
and ffoneial housework , good wages. Inquire -
quire Xo. 105 I'carl .
si.
_ _ _ _ _ _
WANTKD By man nnd wile , three rooms
for light housekeeping , or board with un
furnished room In quite private family within
fifteen minutes walk ot the police station. Ad
dress for three days , stating terms , 1'02 East
\\aihlngton ave _
FOH SAMI Cows and noises for eiilo ; one
year's time given.
Oood pasturage near city for rent
161) aeres good land for snlo Just east of Col
onel Snpp's farm.
Apply to Horace Kvorett , Council BliilTe.
CHEAP A 4-burnor coal oil stove , cooking
attachment and o\on. Hegt coal oil stove
In market ; has been used ono season. A. J
Maudel , No. d25 Broadway.
WANTKD-Flfty railroad teams and fifty
men teamster , wheeler holders , blush
holders , grubbers and ax men for railroad
work on brunch of F. , H. & Mo. Valley , run
ning from Illir Ctit.fl miles northwest of Oinatm
to 0. St. 1' . , M. & 0.11. U. Wages for teams
fJ.BO per < lar , teamsters $3B per month , doy
men from Jl.fiO to $2 per day. Apply nt work
aouldcn & Mnltby.
FOH HUNT Coal sheds , oflleo nnil scales , ono
live-room house. O. May no , KiUBthnvo.
CTOH SALE-Or Trade-Si , sections of good
- Iland In Lincoln county. Nob. on U. P.
railway. Call on or addiuss Odell Bros. & Co. ,
103 Pearl St. , Council Bluff * .
OFFICER C FUSEY ,
Council Blufls.Iowa.
Established 1857.
REAL ESTATE ,
Vacant Lots , Lands , City Residences and
Varms. Aero property In western part of city.
AH felllnir cheap.
B. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Koora B , over Olllccr & Pusoy's IlnnU , Councl
Blulle.
Has a complete line of
f 1 1 I'll'
Jl Ij
Largo hats In whlto , black and all colors. Fat
tern bonnoti , haul and toques , a specialty.
NolSU Douglas St. , Omaha.
E. S. BARNETT ,
Justice oi the Peace ,
415 Uroadway , Council Binds.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
LATEST NOVELTIES
lu Amber ,
TortolseShcll
etc.Hair On
iinmcnts , as
well as tlio
newest nov-
elticHin hair
goods.
Huir goods
nmdeto order
ra.C. L. Gillette
20 Main St. , Council Ulnfl's , Iowa. Out
of town work solicited , and all mail
orders promptly attended to.
Finest Landaus
0 caches and Hacks in City.
WILLIAM WELCH ,
OFFICES :
No , 418 Broadway The Manhattan ,
Telephone No.
Na.615 Main Street , Telephone No , 98.
OIIN r , ETONC. JACOB BIUI
STONE * SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
ctice in the State and Feclera Courti
Room * 7 and 8 Shug-ut-Beno Block.
, .Cou.vciLUl.UKr3
THE
X X X X
CROSSINGS
X X X X
ARE ALL RIGHT !
For Everybody to Come to
BARENESS BROTHERS'
J !
SPECIAL :
We shall close out without regard to cost
everything
In Summer Dress Goods ,
Wash Goods , Hosiery , Etc.
Come Early
And Secure the Best Selections ,
We are Headquarters for
Carpets of all Kinds.
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
N. B. Special attention given all orders by
mail.
BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to
call on us.
.
Instruments Tuned nnd Itcpnlred. We never fall to give HaUsl'itcHon *
.
Over 2O years' Experience InlMimo and Organ Work.
Swanson Music Co.
No. 329 Broadway , Council Bluflri , Iowa
O.
O.Real
Real Estate Broker and Dealers
Council Itlulfr OirU'e , IflaNonle
Temple. Omuliii Office , Wo . 111
North lOtli ttlrccl.
.
'articular intention given to Investing -
fiuulH for resident
vesting . neil -
dent * Special bargain * in lots &
iiere property . In . Omaha V Coun
cil Hliiir . orre.poiidcneo solic
ited.
SPECIAL PRICES for 30 DAYS
On Furnii'iro , Household Goods , Stoves , etc. , to make room
for Fall Stock.
A. J. MANDEL , - - No , 325 Broadway
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
IRIICTIKL ,
No. 201 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Both Domestic and Foreign , : \ . * * 1