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16 THE OMAHA DAILY 131.1. . TUESDAY , .IDLY 26 , 1S87.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFIOE , NU. 12 , PEARL STREET.
' Dolfvered by rm'rier In any port at the city at
twenty cents per weok.
Id. W. TaT0N , Manalor.
T1LEP1IONES : :
8retarssOmcz , No , tit
It10fT EtlrIOf No. 2L
MINOIt 1dI TION.
N , YPlnmhing Co ,
Reiter. tailor , Summer goods cltcan.
Thomas Mooha was yest0rdtty tined for
disturblug the penco.
' Fine coupes for ladies calling. Wm.
. Lewis , tolephommO 128. Ol1co 410Irotut- )
i. t way.
There have boon 1,000 pounds of solder
used In the building of the county's new
court house.
t The city marshal is proddhte those
r who have not paid their annual license ,
t the ycttr being up Juiy L
'ho K , t& P nine defeated the Garner
Chit ) Yestcrday by 18 to 1. The winning
club is contemplating ti contest tvlth the
Illayno club witlda a week.
'rile funeral of the little son of ? tr. nil
Mrs , .I. SV. I'eregoy will be lucid at 10
o'clock this morning from the faintly
residence , No. 725 First avenue.
'rite sale of tickets for Langtry will
continence SVedueday at 0 o'clock ,
This is the first thou this celebrated
actress has visited Couicl linu s.
Charles Smith mold .1. Thomas were itr-
rested for lighting near the transfer.
Smith wns discharged and 'l'honas had
t0 foot the bills , which amounted to $10.
There was a crowd of ofibnders to be
11 disposed of in the ) olive court yesterday
morning. Most of thou were ordinary
cases of tog mach drink tad too little
work.
The front of the building occupied by
the Council IiluOs Savings bank is being
remodeled told now plate glass being put
in. It will be a handsome front wheu
completed ,
County Clnrk Shea has received from
\VTther's farm in Kentucky a thoroughbred -
bred mare , a beauty , ' 'Vanity Fair , "
which promises to be very speedy. She
is a valuable animal.
Special couuutmication of Bluffs City
lodge , No , 71 , A. F. & A. M , , thus Tues.
day evening , July 20. Work on first de-
'rec. Visiting brethren cordially invited.
By order of te W. M.
The trouble among the euards seems
about sottlod. The company last night
. was drilling as usual on Pearl street , in
'x front of the BEE otinco , and Captain
Mosshuer was In command ,
The plans of the now fire house are
drawn. It Is to be located on the site of
No. 4's 'present ' building on Broadway.
The building will be brick , 25x120 feet.
It will be two stories , with five stalls on
the first floor , and sleeping rooms above.
This evening there will be a nicetinq at
the Y. M. C. A , rooms of all interested in
the establishment of a chttutau n as.
sembly here. The enterprise as ptaanned
Is extensive , and will need the hearty cooperation -
operation of many in order to snake it
a success.
. , i Leave to marry was yesterday given
James II. Stanwood and Miss May Alice
i' } I Saudi , both of Omaha. Another couple
made harpy by the ofiiclation of a Coun-
cif Bltills magistrate--Frank Barbenu
and Miss Lulu '
llansen-'Squire Briggs
tying the knot.
\v , N , Young's daughter Maude , aged
about twelve years , died yesterday after.
r 110011 about 5 o'clock. She had , been
seriously ill for some time , and two
1 weeks ago her life was dispaired of , but
she rallied and there were hopes of liar
recovery. A relapse a sudden sinking
and death came quicicly ,
b 1 t The ceilings of the two court rooms of
, this county's now house are about coat-
plated , On one of them the decorators
have already commenced work. Tito
plasterers are rapidly covering the walls.
Other workmen arc engaged in putting
t the finishing parts onto the tower. ' 'ho
carpenters will soon have a chattco to
work ,
For rupture or hernia , call and get Dr.
Rico's new invention. It makes a mom
of you in five minutes , No. pain. No.
11 Pearl street ,
For female diseases and chronic diseases
oases of all kinds , call on 1)r , Rico , No.
11 Pearl street , Council Blull i , Iowa.
Personal Paragraphs.
John T Stewart has returned from the
I Cast. '
Mrs , Prof. McDermid is visiting her
mother and friends at Lincoln. 11cr son ,
lloward. accompanies her.
i Mrs , A. P , Ilanehott is quito ill with
r fever. She was sotto better yesterday ,
and hopes are entertained of a speedy
recovery.
Mr. Adams , late of the Omaha Herald ,
is to assume the duties of the city editor
of the Nonpariel , while Col. Copson takes
n needed rest.
Superintendent 1VyekofT , of the institution -
tion for the deaf and dumb , is in Illinois ,
whore ho has been quite ill with typhoid
fever. lie is now recovering rapidly ,
and hopes to be able to return hero by
the latter part of the week.
K ltosccrans , an old citizen , sold his
residence on Bancroft street , during the
beginning of the boom , for $1,500. , With
time cash to hand he started for California -
nia , where ho has bought a hotel. lto
ports are to the effect that ho le making
money rtgtidly.
When you arc in the city stop at the
Pacific house , Street cars pass the door
every fifteen minutes for all the depots.
Mcals 50 cents each.
Polaonod by Corn fleet.
A family named Robinson , living at
the corner of Mill and Center streets , is
suffering frog poisoning supposed to be
caused by eating corn beef , which was
bought already prepared for the table.
Souu after partaking of it one of the
daughters was thrown into violent
spasms. Others of the family were less
seriously affected. All arc now doing
well.
J , \V. & K I. . Squire's abstract books
are a marvel of systematic accuracy.
have YOU seen their now lien book ; it is
a monster and contains 000 pages ,
Pacitic house is the nearest hotel to the
majority of read estate ollices in the city ;
t2 per ay.
"A Fare Knockdown , "
Carrie Lawlor , one of Welsh's hack
drivers , was arrested yesterday , charged
with It tvny elahucd
that he had been falling to turn over the
fares received by hhn for the past few
days ? and lead been "blowing" the money
in , lho affair was fixed uh ill some way
old the driver let go. It is understood
that ho made good the amount claimed
+ by his employer ,
At the l'acitic hlouo ' will save from
I 50c to $1 per day. try it and be con ,
v'iuced.
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, Too I"onU or Horses.
Sheriff Dan Farrell was hero yesterday
with ii prisoner , hoary 1hltmor , who
hail taken a cluanto of venue from Mills
to this county. SS iutnmr is colder indict
inont for horse stealing , and will regain
in the county jail hero until the uuxt term
of court ,
Ono thousand of , two anti
three-year-old steers for sale.S'ill give
credit to reliable partioe. Enquire of A ,
, a. Greonamnyor , 023 Mynster st. , tole-
. , 411 ,
TlE [ BATTLE 0E TiE KEGS.
It Is Renewed With an Opanln ; Piro of
Inlunction Arguments.
DEATH OF TWO OLD SETTLERS.
Mrs. Joseph at imst ( liven Mntrltuun-
Iai ir'rcedont-Dcclalons ht Uncle
Sari's - Merry l'nrty
Court-A
Watching the Itegatta ,
'rho InJnncton { CaACa
' Judge Carson sat yesterday patiently
listonmg to the arguments iii the saloon
cases , ' ! 'here arc ninny of these , and
while they are divided rip In classes , in-
vulving in some respects dill'erent questions -
tions , yet In time male they are of time
same general character , 'lute arguments
made yesterday involved principles
which tdlipcted all the cases inure or less ,
' 1'hc chief battle was , however , in regard
to 1Ldouiey & Fruul , of the l'aellie house
billiard rooms , A putitiou had been
Illwt asking for a lctnpnrar , y writ of in-
uuctiou against theln , mad oinking
Henry EIsenutn also a defendant as
trustee fur the owners of time nr'one ty.
A douurrer was filed ng.tiust . his being
nettle a defendant , amid this brought
about It disenssioi of the relations of tire
owners of property , the oeutipants of
which were charged with selling
liquors in tfelmtdon of haw. Jacob
Sizes it ppeiued for the state , ' idbts
Ov'ortouin Its Coluucl Sapp teeuirl it , lht
the oilier side where Sapp d' ; l'usoy , Mr.
Ilnldene and Mr. llyusler , In support
of time demurrer it was clammed that tie
petltiOtl fur tut injuacuou could not be
directed against limo owner of properly ,
unless it wms : alleged that he acted in col-
htsion with the mom tvho were selling the
liquor , or that it WItS { s'itil his kiiowledge
anti consent that limo property was thus
used for illegal purposes. 7'ite petition
nut allegint ; either of these conditions ,
the demurrer should be _ sustained. The
attorneys claimed tht the owner of
suclm property was , under lute ; rofmibition
law authorized to cancel a lease after a
ltnmi hettrhmg of an injunction against a
tetiant , but there way no authority for
his cancelling a lease before a teal hear-
ing. It was declared absurd to Issue a
temporary writ against the owner of the
property , restraiuuig bin front hating
any liquor sold m his place , so
long as a truant was m posses-
smotl , and the 'owner had no rower to
throw bin out , It unmounted simply to
compelling the owner to sit ( town in his
building with a club , and keep the tenant -
ant from selling any strong drink. After
a final hearing the owner hind power to
cancel the lease , but having no such
'mower ' before , it was not right to place
him under an order of court compelling
him to do something which ho could not
do. In regard to the injunctions issued
against buildings , the attorneys for the
defendants , and especially Mr. Haldene ,
made such Injunctions apponr very ridic-
ulous. Ile illustrated his idea by suppos-
iug that in ease of a dead dog being a
nuisance , a judge should issue an injunction -
tion restraining the dog from giving forth
an ttnplCacant odor. Thu dog was ntmi-
mate , and would continue to emit its smell
to high heaven. It was equally absurd
to issue at injunction against a pile of
brick and mortar , restraining it from
allowing itself to be used : is a place for
the sale of liquors. The brick and utor-
tar could not help itself. The injunction
could not in gout sense issue against an
iilanimato object , and could only issue
against the owner of the . It
could not be directed towards time owner
unless alleged that lie was willingly a
party to niaintainiug the nuisance ,
Mr. Sims cited authority showing that
the supreme court had decided the question -
tion , and In hits favor. Just such a petition -
tion as that in controversy had been in
time contest for two years , and had stood
in every court and every case.
The questions were taken under advisement -
visement by Judge Carson. The con-
tour't ' of court cdtsos were continued until
Wednesday. It is not expected that there
will be anything very dotindte resulting
from this legal warfare until the close of
the week , and perhaps not then , Every
possible question is being raised by the
defcnso.
The Old Settlers Dying.
Two of this county's oldest residents
wore buried Sunday. One C. W. McIntosh -
Intosh , of Crescent township , was aged
71 years , and hind resided hero since ISIS.
The other , henry Wade was a resident of
lioomer township , and had resided in
this county , for over forty years. He was
father-in-law of lion. . AxtolL
a - - . I. S ,
Mrs. Joseph Win , .
One of the dirtiest family washings
ever hung on the court line was that of
Joseph ys. Joseph. Each charged the
other with infidelity , and time details of
their home troubles ware aired fulhy at
the trial some weeks ago. Judge Carson
has been thinking over the mutter , and
yesterday decided to give Mrs. Joseph
liar desired freedom , anti also to give her
the custody of the child. She lives in
Omaha , wle her husband remains here
in time employ of one of the agricultural
implement houses.
Uncle Same Court.
F. M. Hunter , clerk of the United
States court , yesterday received two der
visions from Judge Lover One was in
the case of A J. Crittenden vs , the Fire-
men's Fund Insurance cony. In this
case a trial by jury resulted in the plain-
tiff's favor , but a motion was made for a
new trial , Judge Love overrules this
motion , thus nllirming the judgment
in Mr. Crittenden's favor. Mr. Critten-
den had the policy In controversy assigned -
signed him it being upon property bar
longing to itlr. Cregier , at Logan , who
turned the insurance over to his creditors ,
'rho other case in which a decision was
rendered was that involving the McMahon -
Mahon property , which was recently
foreclosed under a mortgage. Judge
Love orders a stay of proceedings until a
further hearing can be had at the next
term of court , which 01)0125 September 1 ,
Watching the Regatta.
A merry party tilled the sleeper which
went out front here Sunday night for time
Spirit Lake regatta. The party coasts-
ted of Annie Bowman , Stella Bullard ,
J. J. Shea and wife , Mrs. Weis and
daughter , E H. ? lforrlam and wife , Mr ,
and Mrs. E. H Udell , Miss. Oliver , John
Plummer , F. T. Seibert , Charles Bans , C.
Ii. Cooper , W. IL Olenaeher , IL C Co-y
Fred Loomis , Mrs. Bullard and dafghler ,
F. J. Duty , wife and two nieces , F' , A ,
Sprat gnu , Herman Bnordorf , Idlss Faris-
wort Lizrle Brown , Fanuio Fairer ,
George A , Crane and daughter , Miss
Campbell , Mrs , ! less.
Other agents may talk as hard as they
please about the Ilardman piano. It
gets away with them for all that. ! 'hose
ulanos are hard to beat. 'l'ime Mueller
Music company sell alwtty1only the best.
The Story ura Lot Watch.
Philadelphia Call : "For some lima , "
stud the doctor , " 1 havn been attending
a colored man on 1Vood street. There
was no money in limo case , but a true
physicist flavor thinks of that , and I
keIt pegging away tit my man until 1
got hlnt on time turn , Then he fell back
agaln and 1 began to think his mmd was
diseased-that is , that ho was brooding
over something , nnd that plays the mie
chief with medicine. You take the case
ofabeautifulairl wholoses her hair from
, , ,
. .d . . .
fovr , IIer recovery is retarded for weeks
if you give her a looking-glass.
"Nell , I kept quiet and made myself
fricndlg and one do } thin secret came
out. Jae waited until lie was alone wltit
3110 , nod than ho asked ate to gn to it
closet in the room and hunt up a black
stocking. I did so and Imnuded it to hint ,
nod ho took thorefrom something that
looked like a bundle of rit'ss. ' Itetuoving ;
the rags disclosed a roil of paper , tied
with old ovine , nnd lust tit' tvas a piece of
eluunoi + , and inside of timiut a beautiful
gold watclt , 1 load been walehftug these
proceedings with considerable hmterrst ,
nnd when I saw time watch 1 jntnped at
once to time conclusion thnt my indent
wits about to flake restitution for a rob-
bery. I was mistaken ,
" , l ou'x ' ntvay 011 ; boss , ' said he , witim a
smile , as lie evldeutly read m y thoughts ,
' 1 didn't stole Ihtt ; st'ntch ; I found 'uui. I
picked rip that tvtttcli 'bout a year ago on
the corner of 'T'hirteenth and Markel ,
\l'nunynmkar's , nnd i rant to give
'uni back before I ( lie. ' The story looked
11x)13' ) , but It till turned out naturally
enough when 1 questioned him , lie
fotitui the watch and brought it house
and told tie one about it for fear of being
robbed. Ito didn't advertise it beaatso
in had no utouey to pay for the advertisement -
tisement , nnd ho didn't rnal ( time pators
to see if a reward bud been ofbred , simply -
ply because nether ho nor any of his
huuily could road , So lie hid the watch
T11 n closet and did nothing at all ,
" 1 vxanlincd time watclm and saw that
it was a Im13''s tvntch , mutt valuable. On
the inside of the case was elgrarct a
data and time mine 'Sarah ,11ltilda :
Shreve , ' hero ryas a clew. 'hat do
you wnut : the to do with this ? ' I asked ,
lie replied thmt , 1 wns to lied time owner ,
and return mho ovate ! ' with or without reward -
ward , told ho seemed actually grateful as
i carried it mlwuy
"SS'heu i reuunad to my oflicc I got
out time directory and wrote a letter to
every Shreve iii the city , about a half
dozen , detnnliug time ciretunstnnecs fluid
asking for Saraim Matilda , 'r'ime next dray
1 Rot a letter from a Shreve , telling ale
that time ow ncr of time watch was now time
wife of a proutineut cozen-never mind
his name-nnd lived tit Seventeeith told
Pate , ' 'hat afternoon i called on the
lady , told may story , and she identified
time watch beyond question mind told how
she lost it coming from Broad street station -
tion ,
"She was 'ratilied at its recovery , ntmd
surprised wean she heard where it had
been for a year , and I am liltppy to say
that her gratitude did tint stop at words.
'I'ho next day site called to see my
patient , amid left a liberal present behind
her , and she has been a regular caller
ever sumac. 'lime result is that my mat is
getting well , and it looks now as if his
modest future was assured. I tell you
ties story just to illustrate what good
policy honesty is. He alight have realized -
ized 20 by selling the watch , but he re-
ststcd the temptation , amid he will realize
tan times that amount now. I think
there is a good sound moral to this
story. "
Adventuroa With the Grizzly hear.
Ifitrper's Magazine for August : Few
persons believe n grizzly will attack a a
mat before he is imself attncked , l was
one of these doubtun g Thomtmsos until
two years ago , when was thoroughly
convinced by occilar demonstration that
some grizzlies , at least , will attempt to
make a meal o0 a tnau even thought he
nmay not have harmed then previously.
1Ve were hunting in the Shoshone mountains -
tains in northern \Vyouing. 1 had killed
a large elk in the morning , and oe going
back to the carcass in the afternoon to
skm it we saw titnt bruin had been there
ahead of usbut had lied at our approach.
Without the lelst : apprehension of his return -
turn , we loaned our rifles ngainst a tree
about lifty feet away , and commenced
work. There were three of us , but only
two rifles , ? .Ir. Ihllmuunn , the photographer -
er , havinn left his in camp. Ile luul tin ,
ished takuiig views of time carcass , and we
were all busily cnglmged skinning , when ,
hearing a crashing in the brush and a
series of savage roars and growls , we
looked tap the hill , and were horrified
to see three grizzly bears , an old female
anal two cubs about two-thirds grown ,
charging upon us with all the savage fury
of a pack of starving wolves upon a
sheep-told.
Titcy were between us and our rifles
whi ut we first saw them , and we sprang
to our horses , which were picketed a few
yards bniOW , supposing , of course , that
when the bears reached the. elk carcass
they would proceed to oat it , and pay no
further attention to us. Strange to say ,
it was the carcass to whielm they paid no
attention. They still came after us ; we
had no time for light , and could not
even release anal mount our terror-
stricken horses , Our only chance was to
fight for our lives , and with one accord
we all three grasped our hunting kuives
ttnd dashed at them. SS a tltroty our hats
and yelled Ilke Commiiches , and the savage -
ago brutes , seeing themselves thus
boldly confronted by equnl numbers ,
stopped , raised on their haunches ,
growled , snapped their jaws for a few
moments , nnd then walked sullenly back
up time 11111 into time brush , 'I'tmis gave us
an opportunity to get hold of our rifles ,
and then it was our turn to charge , ' 1'o
make a long story short , we iilled : the
old female and one cub ; the other
escaped into the jungle before we could
get a shot at hhn , 'lima resolute front we
put oa alone saved our lives.
Time grizzly is pnrtially nocturnal In
his habits , and mtpparently divides his
labor of obtaining food and his traveling
about equally between day and night.
It is not definitely known to what ago ha
lives in his wild state , : but he is supposed
to attain to twenty-five or thirty years.
Notwithstanding time great courage and
ferocity of this formld.tble beast. Ito will
utter the most pitttble groans and howls
when seriously or mortally woo titled.
Another instance of n grizzly making
an unprovoked attacked upon a inn
was vouched fur by a nnum whom I know
to be strictly truthful. Two brothers
were prospecting in a rtingo of mountains
tains near time head wates of the Stink ,
ink Water river. Time younger of the
two , though an able-bodied man , nnd
capable of doing a good days work with
a 'tick ' or shovel , was a weak-minded
tints the elder brother never allowed hint
to go any dishutco away from camp or
their work alone , lie , however , sent nuu
one evening to a spring , a few rods otlto
bring a kettleful of water. ' 1'hospring was
in a deep gorge , amid the trail to it wound
througlm some fissures in the rock. As
the yofng n11m passed under a shelving
rock an immuenso end tenlale grizzly ,
that h1 i taken up temporary quarters
there , reached out and struck n powerful -
ful blew at his head , but fortunately
could not reach far enough to do him
any serious harm. 'rlmo blow knocked
his hat ell , and lair claws caught his
scalp nnd laid it open clear across the
top of his hood iii several ugly gashes.
lime farce of time blow sett himn spinning
rtround , and not knowing enough to be
frightened , he attacked hersavmugelywtth
time only weapon lie had at hnud-tlte
camp kottlo. The elder brother heard
the racket , and , hastily catehimmg lup hits
rifle , found his brother vigorou l y' beta-
boring the bear over the head with time
camp kettle , and the bear striking at him
savage blows , ally one of wlilci , , If site
could have reached him. would have torn
his hoed from his slmouidors. Three but.
lets front time rifle , fired in rapid snorer
ston , loosened liar hold upon time rocks ,
and she tumbled lifelessly into the trail.
General Donaldxon's Mistake.
From Tito Century for August , we
quote the following war anecdote , by R
tL Eddy : Prior to the battle of Nash-
vile Itfajor General James L. Donald-
cop who won honors In time Mexican
war , and who died In the spring of
188) ) ) , was gnarlermastor under General
Thomas , lie once told mu the following
ineldentm
f tyingoccaslon to purohasomules , fo r
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REAL ESTATE.
Vacant I.ots , Lands , City lieeldoncas and
I'm'tns. Acre property in western part of city ,
Ali selling cheap.
Re P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & 1 Insurance benfi
Boom 5 , over Oflicer k Pttsoy's flank , Counci
Blutrs.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards.
ltrondway , Council thugs , Opp. Dummy Depot ,
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Horses and mules constantly on hand
for sale at retail or in car loud lots.
Orders prutuptly filled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission ,
Telephone 114. Snl.trrtat & IiOLEY.
Oppusdc 1)umuly Depot , Council Bluffs.
LATEST NOVELTIES
lm Amber ,
TortoiseSltell
etc.Hair On
Dements , As
L 3 well as mho
; newest nov
, ' hair
; ' ds ,
] fait' goods
r madetoorder
Mrs. C. L. Gillette
29 Main St. , Council B41fi's , Iowa. Out
of town work solicited , and all mall
orders promptly attended to ,
Finest Landaus
Coaches and Hacks in City.
WILLIAM WELCH ,
OFFICES :
No. 418 Broadway-The Manhattan ,
Tcicpiionc No. 33
Na. 015 Main Street , Telephone No , 93.
ST. FRAN CIS AOADETIY
Cor. 5th Ave. & ith St. , Council Bluffs ,
One of the best Educational Institit
tenons in the west. Boarding mad day
school conducted by the Sisters of Charity -
ity , B , g , M
Board mid tuition for a term of five
mouths , t75. For further particulars
address SISTEit SUI'ER1OIt ,
St , Francis Academy ,
Council Blufs , In.
the army , lie ordered a person in witont
he had conlidonce to visit time contiguous
uorthnrn states , umdvertently saying to
him , ' 'ltuy t us nmuy as you can"-uot
supposing ho would lie able to secure
mote thaut a few thousand at the most.
Some weeks afterward , just before time
attack upon Hood's nrnly , General 1)oi-
aldson , on meeting his agent , inquired
haw ninny mules Ito had been able to se
cure , 'I 'o the antnzemcnt of the general
he was inforlued that 20,000 , or more had
beeu obtained Upon which time astouishnd
general exclaimed : "I am a ruined man 1
shall be court marhdcd : mid driven
from the army for not limiting you in
the purchase , You have procured many
times more than I had any idea or intention -
tion of purchasing ; but the fault is not
mine , not yours. I ought to have been
pattioular in my orders , " In an extremely -
tremely disheartened state he event to
hits home believing that such a thought ,
less act on his part could not be overlooked -
looked by the commanding general ,
lie bud scarcely reached his ! mouse before -
fore a messenger came from General
Thomas for Gctcral Donaldson to conic
immediately to headquarters , This
seemuied to be the sealing of his fate , and
in a state of trepidation bordering on
frenzy ho appearetl before General
Thomas , whom ho found in a mood , an-
parently , of great depression. Scott
tar Doialdsou iii entered h presence
General Thonias salt : 'Donaldson , how
mammy , mules have you" With some per ,
tubatton ho replied , "Upwards of
twenty-five thousand , " " ' ! 'wenttire
the sand did you say ? " repeated the
general. "Is it possible taut you have
tlds number ? Donalsom , accept my
heartfelt thanks ; you love saved this
arntyl 1 can now have transportation
and can , fight flood , and , Twill ado sp ut
onto. " ! ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTICE.
Special advertisements , such as 1.ogt , Found
ioLnnnFor Sate , To Rent , Hants , Boarding ,
etc , , will bohtsorted In this column nt the low
ratcoiTEN CEN'I"JPElt LINE for the first laser.
lonned .ifvo'onusl'erllnoforoachsubsoquont
lesortion. I.cnvo advertisements nt our otnro
No. P : t'eari meet , uo.tr Broadway , Council
Biutls
WANTS.
Foil SALE-1lnines piano , good instrutnent.
will sell cheap for cash , 107 Iroadway
roit SALE-Uasoline stove , a bnso burner
coat stoyo , carpets anti furniture. No. 307
Broadway.
OST-A Brass hub ban ( ' . Suitnhio reward
Leave at flee office , Couucd BluiT , or
itcimrod's store , Omnlui ,
TANTEB - Situation as bookkeeper by
, , young man who can give satisfactory rom-
erencas as to asporionco , bnbils mind rosponsf-
bihty. U , D. Bee ounce , Council Blutte ,
ANTED-Situatfon as salesman in grocery
etoro. Itofereur es alvou. D , U. ' . , Boo
omco , Council Bluffs.
TILL soil two carriages on tong time or will
V V trade for horses , William Lewis.
SALE-Or Trade-Six sections of good
rJit In Lincoln county , Net , . , on U P.
railway. Call on or address Udell Dros , ft Co. ,
103 Pearl at „ Council iihmffa ,
Hasa complete line of
IidSElIllIll1l MiI1illI1v ,
Large hats imm white , black and alt colors. Pat
tern bonnets , hate and togtmes , a specialty ,
No 1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
CROCKERY
,
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
--AND-
FINE POTTERY.
Prices J'ey1 Low ,
w. S. HOMER & CO. ,
X0. 23 MAIN ST ,
CO UIVCIL N L UFFS , IA :
Creston iloilse ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs
T
Only Hotel in the . City
with Fire Escape ,
Electric Call Bells.
Accomnlodullona Firtt Class ,
Anal ICntcy llcnaouablo
Max Mohn , Proprietor
BEST LIGHT LIVERY
IN TI CITY.
The finest of driving horses always on
baud and for sale by
MASE WISE.
ESTABLISHED 1858
D , H , McDANELD & COMPANY ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
WOOL ANU rolls.
highest JGn'Iwt Pricers , Pi'outp
! t"ta'ns.
820 and 8:2 : Mmtiu Street , Couicl Bluffs ,
Iowa.
E , S. IIAR4VETT ,
Justice of the Peace ,
415 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city , Collections a specialty.
JOhIN Y. STONE. JACoa Sills
STONE & SiMS ,
Attorneys at Law.
Practice in the State and Federal Courts
Ro mns 7 and 8 Shugart Beno Block ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICER J' I'USEY ,
BANKERS
500 Broadway , Council BlufFsIowa.
Established ISSL
N. SCIIUIlZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Otbuo over Amerlcan Express ,
N . 419 ' ROADVTAY
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BROS. 1
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401
, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CLOSING OUT ALL
Suffirner Dress Goods , White Goods
Parasols , Gloves , Mitts , Hosiery , tea Etc.
OUR STOCK OF'
CARPETS ,
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Are Large and Well Selector !
Our Patterns are Choice and Quality the Best , '
New Goods are arriving and invite
inspection
A FULL LINE OF
La ce Curtains.
CURTAIN DRAPERIES ,
SHADING ETC. , ETC.
Work one ernpetent or ment
Mail Orders Promptly Attended
e
H. R ' os os.
Council Bluffs.
. . attention given all orders
N. B.---Special by
mail ,
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BEST MAKES AND IIIGIEST [ GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will final it to their interest to
call onus.
. We ' fail to ' aatlsfaclion.
inctrumenta Tuned and Repaired. no 'or gh'e
Over 20 years' Experience Bt Piano and Organs { 'York ,
Swanson Music Co.
No. 320 liroadway , Council liihtifs , Iowa
oo-r ,
Real Estate Broker and Dealers
Cntutcil Ulufrs Ol1Tce , Masonic
' ' , , 111 ' 'a ,
'I'etnplo Onutba Olileeo
,
North iGUmshed a
l'articular tutcntlou givcu to . In-
'esthtg funds tir awn resi-
dents. Special hargalne fu Iola &
acre properly la Ihumthu & Council -
cil Ulutls. Correspondence solic-
ilcd.
BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL ; t
Best $2.00 a day house in the west.
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LOCATION , THE BEST , FIRST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and , 1
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES I
Regular : : Boarders : : Reduced : : Rates.
SPECIAL PRICES for 30 DAYS
On Furniture , hIousellold Goods , Stoves , etc. , to malco room
for Fall Stock , Goods Sold on hlstalllhenty.
A. . MAND EL , Nos. 323 and 325 Broadway.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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No. zoi Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa
A COMI'L13'1'1.iS : mlt'1MLN'l'
Groceries ; . ' ,
, Both DomesUc and. Foreign , r fri