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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1887)
. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JsiATUBDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1887. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE , NO. 12 , FEABL STREET. Delivered by cnrrlcr in any part of the city at twenty cents per wiiok. H. W.TILTON. - Manager. TKLEP1IONE3 : BCMNTPR OrncE. No. 4J. MIOIIT KDIIOU No. 23. Al 1 N OK MKNT1ON. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Holler , tailor. Fall goods cheap. The delegates returned yesterday from the statu democratic convention. Machims oil , needles , embroidery silks , publications. Domestic agency , 105 Main , The lleaton Fuel company have been awarded the contract for furnishing the D. & D. institute with coal. Quite H number of local sportsmen find good shooting at Lake Munuwa nt snipe and plover , which are plenty. The "neighborly" row which occurred upon Fourth avenue was yesterday sot- tied by the defendant's husband paying all the costs. Another victory scored for a Counci Dlilffs horse. "Gray Jim , " at Oskatuosa , won second money for the fourth time iti as many races. Forty-live cars of stock cattle will b ( received at the Union Stock yards ir Council ItlnfTH to-morrow morning by A J. Grccnamayer. There will bo a general teachers meet ing held this morning at the liloouici school building at U o'clock for the teach cm of the public school. The police arrested nine "vags"ycstor day and only 75 cents was found anionjj the crowd and that upon ono man. An other had a ticket to Chicago. Mrs , Jennie Morrison , colored , died o : consumption yesterday morning. Tin remains will bo interred to-day in Clarin da. She leaves four children. Dr. C. Lawrence , formerly of Ncola , ii seriously ill with Bright' * ) disease at the house of Louis Zurmuehlcn. His brother , also a doctor , arrived yesterday from eastern Io\va. lty warrants are worth 05 cents now , ly are in demand by those wishing to pay their taxes. The demand bids fair to bo greater than the supply , which may increase their value somewhat still. It has been suggested that as there are to bo six electric light towers erected , one will be put up In front of the rcsidonce of each of the six aldermen. It has not been decided where "Uncle Cy" will have bis put up , but probably upon Ilroadway. A shell of a house yesterday caused considerable stir while Dcing moved. It was moved along Broadway and came in contact with all the telephone , electric light and lire alarm wires that stretched across the street. The bricks of the chimney tell and nearly struck several persons on Broadway. An express drove up toRov. Mr. Croft's residence yesterday with a beautiful rosewood chair , upholstered in leather. A modest card attached indicated that it was n gift from two little girls , Anna Mcrgen and Ada Stovensoa , who took this mode of expressing their admiration. Two tliirteen-and-a-half-lnch cars ol corn , brought to this city by J. 1J. lliggin , attract considerable attention ntthoMan- hattan. They were raised by William Samuels , near Plum Hollow , on a farm that has been under cultivation for forty years. The average on this farm will bo sixty bushels to the acre. In consequence of the grand jury's not finding any indictments against four of the prisoners that have been laying in the county jail they were discharged yes terday. They were Ira Joncschargoa with shooting with intent to kill , and the man whom Deputy Marshal White had such a time securing nt the river bank ; Chris Bader. charged with being an accomplice in the robborv of an old man near the Kansas City yards ; Pat Maloney , charged with pocket picking , and Charles Hams- ford for resisting an ofliccr. A. Laventhul , who for a time has bejjn running a patent odorless scavenger wagon here , has been spending most of his time in Omaha lately. A good sized board bill at the Kiel house was neg lected by him and a day or two ago he sold his apparatus ana prepared to go east with his family. He failed to keep his promise to send a chock to pay the bill and ho was reminded of it by the sheriff just as the train was about to pull out of the transfer , bearing him to New York. Ho paid the bill quicker , proba bly. than ho ever paid any previous ono , nnd was allowed to hurry on his jour ney. _ Money to loan. Cooper & Judson. J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money. 1'crflonnl Parnernplis. L. C. Dunn is homo from a trip to his trade in the Black Hills country. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore and fam ily returned yesterday from Colfax. Mr. Carman is again behind the dross goods counter of the People's store. Mrs. T. B. Estep loft yesterday for hoi home in Cincinnati after a visit to her son , C. H. Christy has gone to Chicago , and from there ho goes to his old homo ic Vermont. S. J. Wogl , J. E. Oant and Fred Eigh- noy , of Hastings , Neb. , were in the city yesterday. George B. Cole and sister , of Coopers- town , N. Y. , are visiting Judge Aylea- worth while en route to California. Paul Aylesworth is enjoying a scasoti of hop picking near Cooperstown , N. Y. , previous to going to school trie middle ol September. H.W. Hlggins , for years connected wltli the Colorado national band in Denver , is now ono of the tellers and assistant cash. icr of the Citizens' bank. The Misses May and Lena Sims arrived from Wisconsin yesterday , and will make their homes with their brother , J , Sims. Miss May will teach in tin Bloiimer school while her sister wil enter school in this city. Miss Grace Spooner loft last nvcninj for Boston , in company with her uiich and mint , who reside there , and whc have been visiting in the west. Misf Spooner will spend this winter at school nt Bedford , just out of Boston. J. B. Higgin , who has been traveling for Messrs. Peregoy & Moore , has soverei his connection with that house and will continue in his olu territory with a llnool samples tor the tea importers , Kennard it Miller. Paul Sheppard will probably gi Into Higgin's territory for P. & M. W. O. Wlrt lias returned from the wcsl whore ho has been getting fresh inspira tion from Colorado air , for working uj the Masonic insurance business. Ho ha : been absent over three months , and ii company with another representative o the association , C. H. Mcrs , has wrlttei up (783,000 of insurance. The associa .tlon is increasing in strength witli won derful rapidity , almost phenomenal. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Edmundson returned turned yesterday from n short trii abroad. Had it not been for the il health of Mrs. Edmundson their trij would have boon prolonged. They won accompanied on their return from Chi cugo by Dr. Hart , the lady's father , win met them at their request. Mrs. Edmund eon'i health is very poor and eho is ii quite a critical condition. Er. Hart at tributes it to a collapse of the nervou system in which her heart and lungs be came involved. Ho lias hopes that horn tnd rest- may rally her again.- List your property with Cooper & p , .o , J o Mulu lU ' QOLES IN AN ORDINANCE , An Amount Fixed For Building Permit Fees and No Penalty Named. A PARK CONCERT TO-NIGHT Another Dnylof Hlinrn IjCRal Over I'ruhitilclun Hhort 1'olntcra. on Itcal Kuntc nnil llullttlng Actlvlly-KltlliiK Blackbirds. tmw Making. Tlio clt.y council about two weeks ngc passed an ordinance which was Intended to cover n very important matter. There has been no ordinance , such as is com mon In otliar cities , providing for the Issuance of building permits. There was un old ordinance. which provided that before making certain excavation ! a permit should bo obtained from the city clerk , but this was of littlu account , even if enforced , and worse than that it was treated as a do ad letter. There were numerous reasons , manj of them apparent to any one thinking about the matter , why an ordinance was needed to regulate the erection of build ings and the making of improvements. The council has attempted to fill this want in part at least , but it has proved a sad failure. Without attempting to fix the responsibility , the fact is sullicient thai the ordinance as published would do tu tile away alongside of the law passed b.y an eastern legislature some years ago. in which the repealing clause read : "This and all other laws fb conflict with it are hereby repealed. " The first section of the ordinance is a sample of the literature in which many words are used to conceal a few ideas , and is interesting reading : That hereafter It shall bo the duty of any person or persons , company or companies , corporation or corporations , by themselves 01 axent or agents , who are about to , and who Intend to make any Improvements In said city , by the erection of any building on any street , highway , avenu * or alley , either busi ness house , dwelling house or the erection of any building or other Improvement as afore said. upon any business or resident street , highway , avenue or alley , or when any ex cavation is contemplated and about to be made upon lot or lots within the limits of said city , any person or persons , company or companies , corporation or corporations , by themselves , agent or agents , before the com mencement of the erection of any business building or dwelling house or other improve ments , or the excavation In any lot or lots preparatory to making any improvement ? as aforesaid , shall apply to the city clerk for a permit to make said Improvement or Im provements as above mentioned. The next section attempts to provide that tbo applicant for such permit shall furnish the city clerk with a description of the land or lot and the nature and kind of the improvement to be made. It also provides that he shall pay the clerk the sum of - . The blank has never boon lijled , and the clerk is evidently left to his own judgment , or to the generosity of the applicant. The other section of this remarkable ordinance makes the sweeping provision that "any person failing to take out said permit shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction shall bo lined in a sum not exceeding $ - and costs. " Here again the judge is put in a puzzling frame of mind , for he cannot line the offender more than $ - . Those blanks have evi dently been overlooked , and hence the ordinance is nn algebraic one. with un known quantities in abundance. The ordinance has gone into the now book of ordinances , and is pronounced of no use there , or elsewhere. The need of a good building ordinance Is daily apparent. The need is increasing as the city grows. Were such a record kept as is contemplated by the ordinance it would show at llio close of the year a greater growth in the city than is gcii- o rally supposed. Whisky Punches. The old fight was renewed in the dis trict court yesterday , involving about the same old points as to closing up the sa loons. The particular case in hand was that in which an attempt is made to so- euro a permanent injunction against the St. Louis bouse , which has been occupied by Docrlliugcr , and which is owned by Mr. George D. Urown , one of the old citi zens , who is himself engaged in the coal business on Main street. The depositions taken to support the application for a permanent injuction having been sup pressed on account of some technical de fects , the prosecution had to introduce other evidence to bolster up their case. The last pair of saloon informers were put upon the stand and were subjected to about the same sort of cross- examination as when the contempt case against Urown was heard by Judge Car son. These two young men had been hired away from farm work and given $3 a day und expenses to gather evidence in this city , to be used against saloons. They went from place to place , ono buy ing whisky , the other beer , and then sign ing aflldavits of those facts. They drank about ton glasses each day , ana still swore that they did not feel ny special effects from it , although not used to drinking. They freely testified as to the arrangements by which they were hired to got this evidence. The defense tried to make a good deal of this , ana dwelt largely upon the prosecution furnishing men with money and paying them wages to go around and induce other men to break the law , in order to secure evidence with which to con vict them. E. ' W. Jackson , the old chief of police and ex-city marshal , was called to the stand also , lie was an unwilling witness , and although he knew a great deal about the St. Louis house and is a near neighbor , ho was not disposed to give anything which would nelp the prosecution. He was closely pinned down and the judge gave him a gentle but firm prod , so time he hed to admit that ho know that liquors were sold ID the placo. The dufcnso claimed that so far as Urown was concerned ho know nothing about the place being used as a saloon , and that his lease expressly provided thai ills tenants should not use it for any un < lawful purpose. There were numerous legal questions raised , and the discussion of these was very strong and shrewd. The afternoon hour of adjournment had been reached when the arguments were closed , and Judge Udcmer asking for the papers in the case , ordered the sheriff to announce nounco the adjournment until 0:30 o'clock this morning. Points of I'roercis. That Council Muffs is not only holding her own but is steadily advancing , anil hat there is a demand for real estate foi actual settlers , is shown by the following chats and items : "Are you aware of the fact that the real estate transfers in this city are ftii bettor , " said F. J. Day yesterday , ' -than those of Omaha ? It is tee truth ; wo have for the last thirty days done more busi ness , in proportion , than Omaha. Ol course wo don't expect to beat Omaha it this , but for the size of the two cities wo are ahead of Omaha during the entire summer. There are a great many de mands for property but it is a healthy demand ; all want it for improvement There isn't any speculative demand a all " EL. . Squire yesterday informed a rep rcsentativo of this paper that there arc nine houses in conrsa of construction ir Squires' addition that cost from $000 t ( (1,800 each besides two store buildings , "Much demand for lumber for new dwellings ? " was the interrogation put U S.P , MucConnell , of the Chicago lum bur company , yesterday "Yc . " bo re piled , "wo are selling all the lumber w can haul with four teams and they kcc us on the jump. There's more bulldin this year than this city oror saw bcfor in any ono season. " "There are no good vacant stores 1 Council bluffs at all , " said a dealer , "am 1 can't see why some one don't put up few buildings for the retail business , sue as would bo a credit tothls city. Ihavetw customers that wish to open retail store ! They are both strangers and they can1 find a placo. If these people who arc s wealthy would Invest In a few building I am positive they would bo a great in vestment. " F. J. Day has sold his quarter intcrcs intPaui's addition to J. W. Paul , o Omaha , this addition being owned ex cluMvnfy by Omaha men now. "Tho demand for real estate is 1m proving. There's more action in the las two weeks than ( hero has been in th sixty days previous , " remarked Mr lltilstead.of C. J. Colby's olllcc , ycster day. "We are having lota of inquiric and arc selling to people who are buylm to improve their property. " Mr. Siedcntopf , a gentleman rccog nld as u shrewd real estate man , saidn answer to a BKK man's inquiries : "Husl ness is much livelier and there is a mucl better demand for property than then has been in a long while. It is abealthie demand than wo have had in a Innj while. 1 put live deeds on record ycstci day and have monny paid upon two gooi sales to-day. I think it will pick up con sidcrablo now. There has been H won derful increase during the past twi weeks and a half. I'm positive as sooi as the new bridire begins there will b < many sales made. A great many an looking around waiting for the bridge but I don't see why they want to wail When they get ready they will find price advanced. If you will rcmembci Cooper & McGee went west thinking t invest , but they returned after an ex tended trip concluding they'd better ir vest here , and they have done so and ar building in several localities. They wi get large returns. There are nu > es travagant prices asked. Wo mad a large loss when we did not send a con : mlttce to Chicago to secure some of th largo pacKcrs. I offered (100 as my shar of the .expenses and $500 to secure the Ic catiofi of Armour or some largo packci We Should have these packers located be twcen these two cities. It would be n bi thing for Omaha as 'well as Counc ! Bluils. We are going slow but surer tha ever. I have the utmost faith in this plac as is seen in my continually buying in stead of selling. " To give the reader n idea of Mr. Siedontopf's interest in thi city is only necessary to state th'at he pay about | 3COO taxes on his city proper ! alone. Dan Carrlgg has purchased the shar of J. C. Mitchell in Plamview addition. Watches , clocks , jewelry , etc. , the bc in the city. C. Voss , jeweler , No. 41 Broadway. Repairs a specialty. The Weekly Shoot. The Manawa gun club had their rcgu lar weekly shooting match at the driving park yesterday , the first being a matci botwccn Nate Phillips and County He corder Thomas , it being ten Peoria'bluck birds. Phillips 0 ' Thomas 1 000011011 i The second being at live birds , with tin following score : Matthal 1 0100- 1'attcrson 1 i i o i Phillips 1 1 1 1 u- Urown 1 0 0 1 1 Thomas 0 1011 Campbell 1 0011 Jones 1 1 1 oo ( irandy 0 1000 Hotrmayr 0 0 1 1 I Wcbt 1 1111- Coo ) > er 1 llli- Tlio third was a side match betwec Ilolhnayr's side and Campbell's at liftee birds. The following is the result : HolTmayr 10110 10001 10111 Cooper 10001 10011 01000 Phillips 10010 01101 10111 Brown 10101 11110 11010-1 Thomas OHIO 011U 01100 J. J. Shea 11001 00101 11111 1 11. Hardin Ollll 01101 00101 Kickman 00000 10100 00001 Total ii Campbell 01101 11111 neil i West 01011 11001 Olioo Jones oiioo oiooo 10111 Matthal 00000 00110 00001 Urnndy 01011 00110 11100 Patterson 00101 00110 liooo II. ilardln Ollll 01101 00101 Blersliam 01101 00100 00110- Total. Help From Avoca. The ladies of thn Helping Hand society an organization formed little over a yea ago , consisting of eight or ten ladies are interested in the little ones at the- home They gave a social and literary entertain menl Tuesday evening for their beueli.l which resulted even beyond expectations as the day was ramv and the cvenitif anything but pleasant. Jn conneotioi with giving the social entertainment thi ladies canvassed the town , giving oacl an opportunity of adding their mite which was done with quite a libcra hand. The receipts for the evening am amount of cash given figured $35.20. The ladies gave f 10 to the general fund 45 to Mrs. Daken , the matron , and $5 t < Hov. Lemon , depositing the balance will the treasurer for future use. Thn intentioi is to purchase muslin and cloth , makim sheets , pillow cases , night dresses an articles most needed. One Solitary Case. Justice Scluirz concluded his labors a police judge yesterday morning , as Judg Aylosworth returned from the demo cratic state convention and will agaii smile upon prisoners brought before hin by the police department. During the absence of the police magU trato Justice Sliur/ has dealt out justici and his last chance wan upon John Pay 11 yesterday morning. The 'squire treatoi him very leniently , and although chargoi with disturbing the peace and betn , drunk , discharged the latter case an fined him $15.50 for the iormer. It wn n loss of .f T.tiO to the city. It was a small amount of business bu the only arrest in twenty-four hours. One thousand head of one , two an three-year-old steers for sale. Will giv credit to reliable parties. Knquire of .4 J. Ureenamayor , G23 Mynster St. , tele Grand Open Air Concert. It will bo given this evening by Da bey's military baud under the auspices t the Mueller music company. The fol lowiug Is the PIlOOnAMME. March The Mueller Music Co Dalbe Overture 1/Klcean te I'ette Andante t > nd Polka Bizarre ( tuba solo ) F. E. Kotf. Elllo ItecoUectlons of the War Uei < Dedicated to the G. A. U. Lupercalla "Grand Potpourri , " Dalbe Elanore Polka ( euphonium solo ) . . . . Wlegan J. E. Follett. Georgia Waltzes Potto Polka-"Priscilla , " ( cornet duet ) Dalbe Messrs. Covnlt and ttult. Visit the new jeweler , C. Voss , No 41 Broadway , If you wish anything in h : line , lie has a line assortment of the bei goods. Wanted Apprentice cirls to lear dressmaking. Miss Mollie Corcoran , 71 Myuster st. Fleet on Foot. L. Lozior , the celebrated sprinterhiva 100-yard race with an unknown , whlc takes place at Crawford , Neb. , betwec the 10th and 15th of this montli.standini , 'itartby crack of revolver.for $1,000 & eld THE FALL SEASON Having opened , the time for purchasing heavy clothing approaches and every on < wishes to know where to go to get the besl quality for the least money. If vou wil INSPECT OUR STOCK before you purchase elsewhere , you will bi enabled to sec about what you can pur chase your selections for. It will not b < necessary for you to buy of us , we simplj extend vou an invitation to call and ex aminc the Finest and Best Selected stocl of clothing ever in Council Bluffs. Wi offer for sale a large line of SAWYER CASHMERES , NORTH ADAMS CASHMERE , AND BROADBROOK & LIV INGSTONE'S CASHMERI suits , in sack or frock styles , in the hail lines , silk mixtures , gray mixtures , browr mixtures , crimson mixtures , broken plaidi and all the new styles. These to be ap preciated must be seen. They are neat , nobby goods. We hate a fine line of PRINCE ALBERT Coats and Vests , as well as four-buttor Cutaways , in all colors. These goods ir cut , fit , finith and 'rimming , are equal to the best tailor made good * and we offei them for less than half a tailor could make them for. Youths' and Children's suits A SPECIALTY. We show a fine line of these goods as wcl as a full assortment of the cheaper grade ! for school wear. A full line of knee pants and boy's shirt waists. We have everything imaginable in GENTS'FURNISHINGS ' , Including Hats , Caps , the finest line o ; Neckwear ever in the city. Silk , Alapact and Gingham Umbrellas. A full line o White Shirts , besides Percales , Cheviot ! and Flannels of all colors. We are here to thow goods and trus1 the public will favor us by giving us a cal and at least inspect our lines , which w < claim equal to anything ever in this city , t JOE W. BACHARACH , No. 416 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Next Door to The Manhattan. T. F. BRITT M. D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , NO. ( tor MYNSTER STREET COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY Cor , 5th Ave. & 7th St. , Council Bluffs. One of the best Educational Institu tions in the west. Boarding atfd duj school conducted by the Sisters of Char ity , B. V. M. Board and tuition for a term of five months , $75. For further particular ! address SISTER SUPERIOR , St. Francis Acederny , Council Bluffs , la. JOHN y. BTONE. JACOB Slltf STONE & S/MS. Attorneys at Law * Practice in the State and Federal Cour ' Roams 7 and S Shugart-Beno Dlock. COUNCIL BLUFFS E. S. BARNETT , Justice ot the Peace , 415 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Refers to any bank or business house in tin city. Collections a specialty. Star Sate Stab/es and Mule Yards Broadway , Council lllutls , Opp , Dummy Depo a Horses and mules constantly on haiu for sale at retail or in car load lots Orders promptly tilled by contract or short notice. Stock sold on connnissioi Telephone 114. SHLUTRK & BOLF.V. Opposite Dummy Depot , Counci Blu ft" : REAL ESTATE , Vacant Lots , Lands , City Residences am Farms. Aero property In western part of city All selling1 cheap. R. P. OFFICER , Real Estate & Insurance Agent , Uoom 5 , over Officer * rusey'a Bank , Couno Dlulls. BEST LIGHT LIYEM rtr The finest of driring horses alwavc ot baud and for sale by : . . . MASEWISE. SPECIAL NOTICES Special advertisements , such as Loit , Founi 1o Loan , For S.ilo , To Kent , TV ants , Hoarding etc. , will be Inserted In tVIs column at the lot ratoof TEN CENTS 1'Kll LINK forthoHrst lns t Ion BO Jyive Cents Verlj'no for each iubioquen Insertion. LCIITO advertisements at our oHc ! < No. LI Pearl stioct , muar Uroadn&y , Couucl Ulutts. _ _ WANTS. _ 'Olt 8AI.U-A UOO liouso , No. 421 S. Klclitl etrcet , corner of Fifth avenue. N. 1' & Co. WANTKD Middle nircil woman for house kot-pcr. Private family. Address T. A IMIIIng , Council Illulln. _ FOIt SAM'-luc In car lots. Gilbert Uros Council Illutrs. WANTED With reference * , n practical Nil 1 butcher. Call at COT Main strict , Cotmc DUilTg. WANTFD-A girl for froncrul hoim'worh Btnall lamily. handy kitchen. TU96th avu WANTED Youni girl who wants to RO r school and help do housework to pay fo her board. AddreiB M7 , lieu olllco. _ FOll SALF-Stock of ilriifti In central Nc braskn. Will Invoice atiout $1.000. In quire of llarlo , Hass &Co. , Council Hinds , If ANTKD-A ( food ( fir ) for cook. Apply a once to Mrs. J. H. Mcl'her on , No. 128 Fierce street. FOH 8ALK-On easy terms or will trade fo city properly , a complete stock of furnl ture. stoves , al n hulUKiiff. It In situated 2 miles cast on Wntmsli railroad. Good town ; ni opposition. Good rcixons for sclllnir. Foe ROAsion Klven at once. Will Inrolco about f'J.MXJ Call or nddress Merchant , ! IJ5 Ilroadway , Couti ell Bluffs. > 'OR SALE Oil TltADK.-For Conncll DIuIT property 4(1,000 ( acres of Iowa and Ne hraska land. J. H. Itlce , 110 Mam St. . Counci muffs , HOTEL KEFEKT. The Mutter houpo In Missouri Valley : fut nlshcd llret-class throughout iiiul wltli a Inrtt business established. Will bo rented on llbcrn terms to responsible parties. Tall on or ad dress HUGH PKKCV , _ Mlssouil Valloy. OFFICER < e PU8EY , 600 Broadway , Council Blurts.Iowa. Established 1857. FINE MILLINERY , HEW FALL STYLES OPEN , 1415 DOUGLAS ST. , - - OMAHA Creston House , Main Street , Council Bluffs Only Hotel in the City with Fire Escape , Electric Call Bells. Accommodation * rir t ln § , And Ctiilcx Ucnwnnnli Max Mohn , Proprietoi CROCKERY , LAMPS , JLASSWARE , FINE POTTERY , Prices Very Low , W. S. HOMER & Co. , NO. 23 MAIN ST. , COUNCIL XLUFFS , IA ; Finest Landaus Coaches and Hacks in City. WILLIAM WELCH , OFFICES : No. 418 Broadway The Manhattan Telephone No. 31 Na. 615 Main Street , Telephone No , 9 JV. SCJIUllX , Justice of the Peace. Otlico over American Express. No. 419 BROADWATZ LATEST NOVELTIES In Amber , Toi-tolsoShcl etc.Hair Oc nnnicnts , n : well as tin newest nov cities in hail goods. Hair jroodi madeto ordei Mrs. C. L. Gillette 20 Mnin St. , Council Bltifl's , Iowa. Out of town work solicited , and all mail orders promptly attended to. ESTAUUSHKD16G3 D. H. McDANELD & COMPANY Hides , Tallow , Pelts , WOOL AND FUKS. Highest .Market Prices. Promt Returns. 820 and 822 Main Street , Council Bluffs Iowa. ALLEN'S NEW MAP -OF- or \i 5xQi ! feet In size , colored by addition , ehuwlni all Iota and sub-divisions Included in tcrrltor : 0 miles iioitli and south by 10JJ miles east uiu west. west.PKICE $1O. Address C. H. ALLEN , 1'uMteucr. I * . HARKNESS BROS. , BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS. CLOSING OUT ALL Summer Dr ss Goods , Whit Goods Parasols , Gloves , Mitts , Hosiery , Etc. , Etc. OTJFL STOOK OF CARPETS , Are Large and Well Selected Our Patterns are Choice and Quality the Best , New Goods are arriving and invite inspection A FULL LINE OP Lace Curtains , CURTAIN DRAPERIES , SHADING ETC. , ETC , Work Done by Competent Workmen. Mail Orders Promptly Attended To 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , N. B. Special attention given all orders by mail. DR. BICE'S Common Sense HernialSupport . Greatest Inventicn of the Age. Rupture or Hernia Specialty . HE MAKES FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Olllco BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OF Pianos and Organs Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to call on us. Instrument ! Tuned nnd Repaired. We never full to give patlKl'ucf . lout Over 2O years' Experience In Piano and Organ Work. Swanson Music Co. No. 329 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL , Best $2.00 a day house in the west. LOCATION , THE BEST , F1KST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and ALL MODERN CONVENIEN CES ! Regular : Boaiders : : Reduced : : Rates. NO. 336 & 338 Broadway , council Bluffs. A No. 201 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. A COMPLETE ASSOKT.UEVr Fancy and Staple Groceries Both Domestic and Foreign ,
