Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 17, 1887, Page 6, Image 7
, ' 1 IM .A . . . " : ' 0 Y PE i 17. 1S87.-TWELVE PAGES , , . . Tm SUNDAY f3E 1. . r- OUNCIL BLUFFS , OFFICE , NC. 12 , PEARL STREET , ' De hcrcd by cnrrlcr mn any pnrt of the city at , , twenty cents per week H. N. TILTON , Manager. TELEPIIONC3t ' . LOBTmvss Orncr , Na t3. ltlonT EV1TOll No. al. MINOR MENTION , N. YPhtnibing Co ; Hefter. tailor. Summer goods cheav , Hodda has moved into his new 335 Avenue I' , wed was yesterday iron to rson and Lhristiau Igetcrson , lty , ugh , of the deaf and dumb mproving his residence on /nuo. stlnko boy , who was aeon. shot by his brother the other esting easily and it seens that ho ; cover , work of Ilttlmq up the club rooms progressed so far that the pmnters qaners arc expected to begin work Monday. The Improvements arc ng along well , but from now on the k will show up ( aster. 'oho rooms . be elegant , The- papering mud dcc- tons , as selected , arc very rich ; and arnishiugs will be in keeping. non you arc in the city stop at the fie house. Street cars pass to door fifteen minutes for all the depots. 50 cents each. o thousand head of one , two and o year old steers for sale. Will give edlt to reliable parties. Enquire of A. J , Greennmayer , Creston house. For female diseases and chronic dis eases of all kinds , call on Ilr. Rico , No. 11 Pearl street , Council B1ufLs , Iowa , Personal Paragraphs. or ko Turk , of Eiseman's People's , Store , s the proud fattier of twin boys. Mrs , it. May , of Cincinnati , who was visiting Mrs , II. Friedman left yesterday for hehome , V. B. Crane , of Carson , is at the Cres t ton house , looking after the interest of the Des Moines Leader. E. C. Brock , the well known representative - ative of Peregoy & Moore , came in otf the road yesterday to rest up at the Bluff City Bummer resort. ' S , B , J , Bryant , of Atlantic , is in the city and at the Creston Ilotiw. Ile in tends to remain hero some time working up a co opcrattvo system of libraries at reading circles. DJames L. Monaglian , of Chicago , editor of the Switchmen's Journal , and grandmaster - master of the National lodge , has been Bponding a day or two in the city. Ho has been shown around by J.1' , hurley , who did not miss taking him to the lake , Mr. Monoghan is enthusiastic over Man awa , and in fact , over the city in general. Ed. L. Howe has decided to drop the grip which he has for seven years been oarrying through Nebraska and Iowa , and on the first of the coming month will engage in tire hotel business at Des Moines , The farm will be Kittiemttn & Howe , and they wlll open the now hotel Gladstone , a line fivc story building , fire proof , heated by steam and furnished with all the latest touches , "Ed , " as lie is familiarly known , fir lie was born here , has ninny friends and acquaintances - ances , and makes new ones easily. With his large experience on the road , and his knowledge of the needs of the traveling public , he will doubtless see that these needs are suppled. His many friends hero will not forget him , and when in Des Moines will surely try the now hotel. J. { V. & E. L. Squire's abstract books are a marvel of systematic accuracy. Have you seen their new lien book ; it is a monster and contains 000 pages. For rupture or hernia , call and get Dr. Rice's new huvoition. It makes a man of you in five minutes , No , pain. No , 1 car ! street. At the Pacific house you will save from IIOo to $1 per day , 1'ry it and be con , vlnced. Church Services , Gospel service at Harmony Mission Chapel today at 3 o'clock p , in. , con , ducted by Mr. St. John , of the Presbyterian - rian church. Sabbath gcliool at 4 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock , topic , "Charity"-1 Cor. 13 ' Chap. Services in the Congregational church this morning. Subject of the pastor's + sermon , What the Lord has Done For His Vineyard , " A cordial invitation is extended. No evening services. The pastor of the First Baptist church will preach at 10:30 a , m. on "Tune Discouragements - couragemonts and I ncouragements for Christian Work in Council IllufT. " Seats free. Union services at the Fourth street tabernacle at 8 p. m. All invited , At the Presbyterian church this morning - ing at 10:30 : , Rev , Stephen Phelps , D. D , , " pastor , will repeat his Ihacoauiaroato ser- ' co on , preached before the students of Coo college , Cedar Rapids upon his retiring ! , from e presidency of that . devotion ability us a preacher , and his to , and interest m , the young , evinced by his connection with the college , will appear in his sermon. All especially the young , are cordially Invited to be present. At the North Main street Baptist church there will bo , ) reaching at 10:30 : a. m , , by Rev. Woodburn , of Omaha. Sunday school at 980. ; Preaching in tlio e 'evening by ltov , Mr. Mills , , Services at Oakland tabernacle at 11 1. 'in. ' Subject , "The Third Angel's Message , " of Rev. 14 ; 613. At 4 p. m. a bible reading. Sulject , "Tho Lord's Day" At 8 p , m. , "Who clanged the Sabbath ? " St. Paul's church--Devine services today - ' day at 11 a. m. No evening services. . Subject of sermon by the rector , "The RI hteousnoss of the harisees. " Sunday J school at 0:30 a , m. You arc cordially Invited to attend , Rev. H , H. O'Neal , D,1) . , of Clarinda , la. , will pro tai at the Methodist church Ibis morning. Anniversary Sunday school at 19 nt. Addresses by former pastors. No services in the evening , ltev. M. 1) , Collins , D , D , will preach atthe Tabernacle on Fourth street this evening at 8 o'clock , For a well made , finely finished and lovely toned piano , see the Hardinan. We are satisfied it will please , and you will buy no other. 'rho Mueller Music compnay endorse the guarantee given by the factory. _ _ _ _ , Notice. We will close our store at 8 o'clock every evening except Saturday during July anti August , PARKS & Sw. A now bridge across the Thames im- l mediately beneath tho. Tower 1sw .buildhlb. Its construetitnn is peculiar. There will be three spaits , the central k oiio'2OOfot long , between high towers which will cocain stairways and by. drum elevators capable of carrying a large number of passengers at once to the top of the tower , 135 foot above high water , where there Is to be a foot-bridge for also when the central span of the nhnln bridge is open for the passage of yrssels , Mrs. Lucy Swactliarb'r Js a duly nc credited voter it Alfred , N. Y. NewS ' -S York girls generally ; vote In hot wci thcr . ' tar the led cream , Cuudy Iylatd and cob- 11crr. n . , . . , . . . ' lD RC i STONE DY , St. Peter's Catbolie Church Will bi'Started ' With Due Ceremonies Today , THE DOINGS OF THE POLICE. A Man With Two Wives Gets Rid or One-The I'ropnstlons For LightIng - Ing tire City lflth Llghtnlag- Fell From a Stairway. St. I'eter'a Church , To-day will be one of morn than usual interest with tire Gcrtnan Catholics of the city. The cornerstone of their new church is to bo laid this afternoon with appropriate ceremonies. The Catholics have taken hold of the building boom with a great deal of enterprise and determination - mination , 1'11(1 other Catholic church is fast nearing completion , and this ono starts today. The Geruutn Catholic society - ciety has had many struggles in getting their plans thus far along , for they had little to encourage them w the hnehtiloncy of the enterprise. The ladies , in accord- ancu with the well-known rule of church building , hind noon faith than their sterner brothers , turd for a long time have been giving socials nod entertainments - ments in order to secure small amounts of money , which thus put together amount now to a snug amount. Witht the Inspiration of their example turd time ahtsl ) ) given b then , time society has now fairly startcd on the enterprise , and the future opens tip encouragingly. the ceremonies attending the laying of the corner stone will be of the usual character , in accordance with time ancient tennis of the church. A lame delegation is expecte(1 from Ontaha aua the procession - sion will be an imposing ono. It will form shortly before 3 o'clock this after- noel at St. Xavier's church , on Pearl street , amid proceeJ to the site of the new St. Peter's church , ' 'lto Fifth regiment band Rill furnish music. 'limo Omaha societies wi11 bring sons bands with thorn. The Ancient Order of llibernians and the Catholic Knights of Omaha will be present , and tow same societies of tats city will also be in the procession. A large number of prominent clergymen trom abroad will be here. Invitations arc extended to the mayor and city otli- cials with other prominent citizens to participate , Captain I ) . J O'Neill will act as marshal , with J. Howarth and Charles Coimeyer , of Omaha , as aids. 'the procession will march along Pearl street to Broadway , then to Glen avenue , and from there to the church site. Bishop Cosgrove is unable to be hero and hu authorized the pastor , ltev. Father Adolph , to select someone else to lay the corner stone , ltev. Father Mc- Menomy has accordingly been selected. Such a selection is peculiarly fitting , as those whlo are uniting in the huildinn of this church are his spiritual coil ? ren , ail have for so long been a part of his ( leek. The happy relationship which has so long existed between them causes it to be highly appropriate that lie should be the one , of } dl others , to servo in time stead of the bishop in thus laying the corner stone of the building in which his children mire hereafter to worshiit ) . It is also a peculiar befitting selection because - cause Feather McMcnomy is himself so closely identitted with church buddingen- turprses , ' 1'liu esteem in which he is held by time public at largo also makes this a pleasing recognition of his position , lie has been in ill health for several days , but it is hoped that lie will nerve himself for the duties of the day , and be able to carry them through. The sermon is to be prcacied : by Rev , Father Peter Kussens , 0 , S. II. , of Atchison - son , Kan. , ox-president of the college there. lie arrived last evening in cow- pan with Rev. Father Adaibert Mueller , D. D. , one of the professors of the same college , A grand sermon is expected from this learned divine. 11ev. Stephen Lyons , D , D of Creston , and numerous outer clergymen are expected. After the ceremonies Mr , and Mrs. Peter Bechtold will entertain the visitors and the promineuts at the hotel which bears their name. The Police Book. A young colored man , L. C , Booker , wits arrested } estcrdayfor going through his partner , named Richardson. The two had been to Sioux City with some of Planter's horses , and on their return Booker managed to steal from his corn- rate a pair of pantnlooms , am undershirt , a vest and a razor. Time dusky victim could have stood it all had not the razor been stolen , lie mad Bookorarrested amid sent to the county jail for thirty days. Gus Nelson , a hard looking fellow was yesterday sent to the county jail for thirty days. The charge was vagrancy but that is supposed to cover all round crookedness. Yesterday afternoon Officer Stevens noticed a man surrounded b a gang of dung fellows who were drinking freely at his expousc , and apparently prcparmn g to get what little money he Ind , If favorable oppbrtnity pre , sented itself , The officer took time man in charge , as ho was quite drunk , and as ho started to the station with him the mnn eimtimed that some one of the party had got his pocket book. The fellow was so drunk that not muehi reliance could be put on his statements , and the fact that ho load about $10 in his pocket indicated that lie had not been robbed. Thai young fellows were brought up and questioned , but no arrest wits made as there seemed little evidence to be got at against then. The drunken mnn clammed that they took a pocket book out of his pocket , and put in its place a photograph of John L. Sullivan. Lime buys say that they were guying Emma , but took nothing from him. ' 1'hcy no- count for his having the picture by sayhnn that lie picked it up iii the saloon an put it in his own pocket. "Two" Many Wives. Yesterday morning Justice Barnett wont to Ouiahn as a witness in a divorce case , hi which lough Thompson was the defandat. Baruett's testimony was short , but it was decidedly damaging to Thompson. It was in brief that Hugh had come to his ollice ht this city last January , in cotupttny with a woman , and had the justice marry them. This was in fact a charge of bigamy , ttia man already having it wito. The first wife on the strength of this and other testimony was granted a divorce , and was allowed possession of thuiratloptedchild.'Tlwmnp son was ordered by the court to pay its first wife $25 a month until the stun of $500 Is reached. He is a water works inspector - specter in Omaha , and gets $ th ) a nionth salary. 'f horu is seine doubt about Thompson bean g prosecuted by time first Mrs. The npsou for bigamy , although there seems to be ma strong case against him. If she should succeed in sending alai to the penitentiary she would cut oil her alimony supply. Cost or Electrle Light. The following is the schedule of propositions - ositions of time electric light and power company for lighting the city with dice. trio lights : Fttot pAIIir nod , 7IIPNIGIIT. First-Sixteen lightson court house , M. B , church , Masonic temple our Bloomer school , at $14,59,1 or ntonlh light i five years' contract ; total , . ' ,761. , Second-Sauna on a three years' con tract , $10 per month per light , $8,019. Third-Nine morelightsoupole. , l0.GO per month per light on five years' eon- tract , $1,181. Fourth-Nino more lights on poles $12,00 Ii r month von light on three years contract , 2,22)6. ) FItOt DAIIir TILL DAYLtQIIt' . Fifth-'Lime above twenty-hive lights at $15 per month per light on live years' co tract-l,00. Sixth-Time above ttentyfive lights at $10,60 per month perlight on titreeyettrs' contract , $ ltiJO. Seventh -The above > r.'antylve lights mulct seven ntoro on ( ales , $1dG0 par mouth per light on live years' contract , $6,664. Eighth-Tlme above twenty-five hgitts and seven more on poles , $10.25 pcr month per light on three years' contract , $6 240 , Ninth-Tho above twentyfivo lights and fifteen more on pales , $14.50 per nmenlh per light on hive years contract , 0,060. Tenth-The above twenty-five lights and fifteen more on poles , $10.00on tree years' contract , iii 080 , Eleventh--'lim above 25 lights and 35 more on poles $14 per month per ligimt on live yctrs contract , $10,080 , 'ltvclfih = l'he above 25 lights and 35 more oft ) ) oles , i l6 per moonlit per lighten on three years cemtract , FI0,8J0. Thirteenth-For 2811ghts on 7 masts 150 feet high , $20 per mouth Per Light on ten years contract , $6,720. Addition on poles ? 16.50 on ten years contract. F'omrteontlm-For 100 lights on poles , $12.60 per ntonlh per light on ten years contract , $ lOg3. Fifteenth-For 100 lights on pones , $13.6 ( per month per light on live years contract , 1000. Sixteemiti'i-For 4 lights on court house and 21 lights on poles , $14 per month per light on live years contract , $ 1,200. , Seventeeth-Saunoon court mouse and 91 lights of poles , $15,50 per mouth , per light of tlircn years contract , * -l,0,0. .Eightcenth-For 4lights nn court house and 21 lights on 6 masts , $20 per mouth , per lmglil on three years contract , pro , wmicd , that at time expiration of the contract - tract , the city trill ether purchase the masts at threegnarlers of their cost or cuter irate a new contract satisfactory to bout parties for the unexpired portion of time ten years , $6,720. How to bight the City. Since the electric lights have been plitcad tt the top of limo court house tower there has been much interest e'c cited in the question of what it will cost to light the entire city in this manner. There seems to be no quostiou as to the desirability of having such lights in va- rions parts of time city , but the query has been whether the city could all'ord it. As to the question of cost , the propositions of the eenuiitry are given elsewhere. There arc several propositions , difl'ariug as to the number of lights tumid the length of time for which time contract is to run. It now costs the city about 00 a mouth or X6,000 to light the city by gas and oil. { Viers other towers are put rap , so that time lights will bap over each other's circles , the etli ct wil1 be much more brilliant. A Bad Pall , Miss Eva Campbell , a young Irdy from Neola who is attending the teachers' institute - stitute , met with a painful ncekdeut at the home of Mr. Hoover , where she is stopping , She , with numothcry'ouug lady , was sitting on the stairway which leads to the room she was ocoupyinn , and was lemiming : against the tailing , when it sud- tienl.l' gave way and she fell to the ground , a distance of ten feet. She was tt first thought to be seriously injured , but last evening was quite conmfortable , and bids fair to be omit in a few days. OSCAR J. HARVEY'S CAREER. High Credentials , Always 1)nshing and Always In Trouble. Oscar J. Ilarvey , says a New York World special from 1Vilkesbarre , Pa. , late chief of the horse claims division rat the third auditor's otlico at tVmushingtou , was recommended for a position in time treasury , department by { Vhitcltw : Red , of the New York ' 1'rbuue , cx Goveruor Hoyt , { Vaynu McVeagh , Samuel J. Ran , dallV , , E. Smith and Robert E.llanag- han , ltnrvey was mu republican until the last presidential election , whenit is said' he voted for Mr. Cleveland. At the time of Ids appointment to the treasury tic- partntcut 1m1r. E , G. Scott , a weli kituwn writer and lawyer , a brother lu-law of Judge Stmtloy 11'oodwardmid : the autimr of "llevelopmuent of Cuustitmntional Liberty - erty in Amcrica , " tiled clmarges against him , alleging general rascality. A go'- arnlmeit agent Cattle here to investigate , but ham fell among Harvey's friends mind returned with a favorable report. Upuu tim dmui. of his father some years ago he borrowed sums taggreguuug $ ; io,000 on limo strength of the supposition tout he was provided for in has father's will , the estate being valued at . , i00,000. Thu fact was , however thud his portion had beet , aid over to lnim and but little was left tint in the will , The Publie knew nothing of this , and as lie was one of the executorr he mauared to keep it dark until hum had gained his purposes in time way of obfuning lours. fie was but twenty years old when he graduated with highest honors at Lafayette college , at Easton , I'a , Among his classmmatcs wns William E. Smith , assistant treasurer , and to him he is largely indebted for his first apnontniant to time United Slates treasury department. A after be left college no was elected Professor of nmathenmattcs amid Iigher ) English in time { Vyouing seminary at Kingstonopposite this city. In 1875 ho went abroad tor travel amid study. He was well supplied wth lunacy , hired a valet and conducted himself like a young lord of thin realm , lie made the acquaintance of noon of letters , distiti- gulshed politieiams , musicians tmd artists , nil of whom were favorably impressed with time young American , lie cut a great swell in London and Paris , and was qumto a social lion among the nabobs. In 1879 he ounded time "liarvop Prize for English" at Lafayette college , an nmumd prize of $90 in gold to the student of time junior class exeellinmr in English studies in the year , which is still extant , lie also con , trbuted a collection of valuable books to time college library , aid was recording secretary of the Alumni association from 3874 to 1899. lie was admitted to the Lu- zcnne count bar May 16 , 1870 , and is still a mower of the bar association , lie has lumen a director of the Masonic benclit association of this city since 1870. He is also comsollor of time American institute of civics of whicii Chief Justice Waite , of the Uuited States supreme court is presidout. lie was married Juno 23 , 1880 , to Fanny Virginia holding , of West Chestert I'a. , daunhter of 1 bcn it. and Martha P.Sndttm Holding. Ho met her for the first time in this city while she wag a guest of lien uncle , tierE. . J. Sinth , a dmsthmgumshcd clergyman of the M. E , churclm , now ho. cmdcd at Bufftoo : , N. Y , Time latter opposed - posed young Harvey's advances , especi ally because ho was uwaro tint he had just settled a case in which a pretty young girl figured as defendant ; sloe having - ing clmarged llarvoy with betrayal , lime wedding was a grand alrntr. It took place at time home of the bride in West ( , heater. A special car , with an extrava gaice of flowers and rare plants was chartered by Harvey , and a'magniicent band made things merry for time guests , The couple came to this city and set , tied in a handsomely furnished house of the husband , which shortiy afterward was sold out by the slterilr. Expensive Fans , Boston Post : A dealer in fans of the more uxpnnsive as well as the cheaper sari told me that I'e sold about $000 , t . . ttu ® _ iI i I / T1fl1ttflI I raiiw , .a/ , Zr : oa- , 1 : - r.- ® M-- ( Ltrr. + tlgnu x d rdeQ worth for the last Ilarvnrd class day , the finest being of wilite lace amid worth $10 to 00 , mud time least cxpensmro bringing from $1 upward. Time June weddings caused a good demand for the higher- priced article. Time gauze fans , which are now hi such favor , seem to be very appropriate for the season , undJulmeit mmoro in keeping with warm weather lhmi : time showy fans made of ostrich feuthe's : , which hove a certain heated look. It has 'thrnys scented to umc that Japanese excel to the pictareesqueness of their fans , and how they ctui he aG orded at such low prices is one of time wonders of thin day. A few of these bril- liautly colored fans pl teed on time walls of a room light it Up lively , mind for a country house I laiow of no more appro- ! , rimtc deem'atium. For actual fmuuiug , Inowcver , the old fashioned ) alum leaf is the most ellective in raising the wind. The German. Benevolent Order of Ilarugari has 400 lodges in twenty-tlmree states , over 35,000 muuihers and K7t0,000 in the trcasury. Lint year it maid out $85,0(10 ( to sick and destitute members and $75,000 in bencliti. A new method of nnakinn car wheels is in use iii Wilkes-Barre , lri. , by which thrca amen who formerly made eighteen car wheels a day can now make ome every minute or 720 a tiny. A steel case is used instead of ens of sand. amid when removed the wheel is at once ready for time axle , A young New Orleans woman is preparing - paring to go into the house decorating business , amid this fall will olrer her sr- vices for grnimiing woodwork , for wall and ceiling painlimg , and for decorating fireplaces. this artist reclutly painted a wisteria vine in full bbosabni around the frumc of s bed room door , 1'he vine sprang front the melding of the wall amid chanmbered up time jamnb , sliowimg delicate tendrils : and cltm tcrs of bloom on both woodwork and wall. Cabinets on top of the nprmght piano nmsy be pretty enough-and elrcctmve , too , but they ruin _ the tone of the instromeut. * Emiocit Platt , who died at Cheshire , Conn , , last Monday , was the first Anmericmni to learn time trade of brass- castug. castug.C. C. R. ALLEN , D IneerIurve orI a U IS er Over ho. 12 .Mirth lhlutn St. ccentvmaps , or cities and counties CROCKERY , LAMPS , GLASSWARE , -AND- FINE POTTERY. Prices Ferp Low , W. S. HOMER & Co. , .NO. 23 DI 1 LV ST. , Co UXCIL BGUII'S , IA : : r. N. SCII URZ , Justice of the Peace. Otllceoven A P.triean ] sxptrbs , Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards. Broadway , Council Inuits , Opp. Dummy Depot. C lfurses and mimics constantly on hand for smile at retail or in car load lots. Orders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on connmission , Telephone 114 , Sr.I'TEIt & Bom.ir. ; Opposte Dummy Depot , Council Blur. ST s FRAN 015 ACADEMY 1 Cor. 5th Aye , & 7th St. , Council Bluffs. One of time best Educational Institutions - tions in the west. Boarding mind dny school conducted by the Sisters of Charity - ity , B , V. M. , Board and tuition fpr 'a term of five months , $75. For tardier particulars address SISTEfl SUPERIOIt , St. Francis Academy Council Blufs , Ia. REAL ESTATE. Vacant Lots , lands , City itesldoncos and Farms. Acre property in western mart of city. All t oiling cheap , R , P. OFFICER , Real Estate & Insurance Agent , Itoomu 5 , over Olnccr , & ' Pussy's Bnk ; , Councl opens. SPECIAL NOTICES. N CTIC = . Speclaa advm-tisemcnts , such es Lost , Foand ; 'oLnanFor Sale , To Rent , Nants , noardinr , etc , wlll bofneerted In this column at time low rateof TEN CEN'rs lit LINE forthu flrst Inscr- ionmind .elvoCOnts PerLhmafoeach subsouc ; t insortlon. Leave advertlsenments at our oiaco No 13 Pearl Street , near iiroadway , Council nluas. WANTS. ' ' ) - as prossulan. Flvo WAN'I'Et-Smtuntlon Address D , A , ii. , moo ounce. ounce.W 1LL puy $2.60 per day to a good live mnn. Dhmst be n bard worker mind give small bond , Address X , ii. , nee 0111co. WAN'fP ,1)-Sltmmtion by young man mis clerk. mtererenecs given. Address diaries neurke , No , 1012 Fourth stroct. WANTED-Sltndiun in stare or office by a young mnn , nererences furnished. Address - dress DeV , lieu otlico , CouncI ! litmus. j\/AN'1'l'sD-Girl far gunornl liuusework in a T , eumnlifamily. Apply at No. 103 S. Flrst Street. FOR RENT-Coal sheds , euico mind scales , one five-roomm house. 0 , Mayne , N'SJBthm ave. Foil SALE-OrTrado-Slx sections of good land in Lincoln county , Nub. , on U P. railway , Call on or address Odell tiros. do Co. , lo3 Pearl St. , Connell lnuna. OFFICER J3 I'USEY , BANKERS Connell Bluffsfowa. Established 1557. Has a conplote line of MiI1jiiiv ( a 1 , Lnrgohatshmwhite. black and all colors. Pat tern bonnets , lints and toques , n specialty. No 1611 Douglas st. , Omaha. E. S. BARNETT , Justice of the Peace , 415 Broadway , Council Bluff's. Rotas to any bank or business house in the city. Collections a specialty , Creston Hoilse , Maio Street , Council Bluffs. Only Hotel in the City with Fire Escape , Electric Call Bells. Aceonmodnttons FU'i + t Class , And hates itemisom8ble Max Mohn , Proprietor BEST LIGHT LIVERY I THE CITY. Time finest of driving horses always on hand and for sale by MASE WISE. LATEST NOVELTIES In Amber , Tortoiseshell $ etc.llalr , On : ' . dl nanents , us : "tY : 11CWCSt 110V cities In halt goads. , flair goods madeto order M r C. L , Gillette 20 Mrin St. , Coullell Bluffs , Iowa , Out of town work solicited , and all mail orders promptly attended to. Finest Landaus Coaches and Hacks in City. WILLIAM WELCH , OFFICES : No , 418 Broadway-Time Manbatmnn , Telephone No. Na , 615 Main Street , Telephone No , 03. OLIN Y. STONE. JAcoa stilt STONE & S/MS , Attorneys at Law. dice in 'lime State and Fedema 'Couttt Roams 7 and 8 Shugart-Reno Block , Col1ACILBI. UI I'9' THE x.x. x CROSSINGS xxxx ARE ALL RIGHT ! For Everybody to Come to HARKNESS BROTHERS' Mid-Sumnier We shall close out without regard to cost everything In Summer Dross Goods , Wash Goods , Hosiery , Etc. Come Early And Secure the Best Selections 1 We are. Headquarters or Carpets oft11 Kinds. = d.d.asi.rlIv.I1 - sr aaaaL.IROS. 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs. N , B.---Special attention given all orders b y mail. BEST MAKES AND IIIGIIEST GRADES OF Pianos and Organs Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to call on us. Instrtnncnls Tuttcd 811(1 Repaired. 11'c never fall to give sati laction. . Over 20 y'ears' Expericnco In Piano and Organ to'o'k. Music No. 329 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa Real Estate Broker and Dealers Council Bialys Ollico , MasonIO Temple. Omaha Ollice , No 111 . North 16th street. l'nrtieuiar ttitenilon given to lu t'esihtg fund' for non resi- . detly. Special bitrgal11s In lots. acre property In thuaiut & Coumr- cil Blulls . , Correspondence uahIc- fled. BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL. Best $2.00 a day house in the west. LOCATION , THE HEST , FIRST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE 1100MS and ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES ! ii i i Regular : : Boaiders : : Reduced : : Rates. ? J SPECIAL PRICES for 30 DAYS On Furniture , lIousellold 000(13 , Stoves , etc. , to make room ' for Fall Stock , Goods Sold on Iiistallinents. A. , MAN DEL , Nos. 323 and 325 Broadway. Council Bluffs , Iowa. 7 No , zoi Main St. ? Council Bluffs , Iowa 5 ) . A COaIi'La'rJ : : As ( ) 1t't'MENI' 1 Groceries , Both Domestic and Foreign , ' . . ' , ) .