it THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ' MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 5. 1887 , ,
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u , THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NU. 12 , PEARL STREET ,
De11 ercd by carrlcrn , anypnrtor thocity nl
, , twenty cents per wuok.
l3. w. TiLTON , - Mana.cr.
TELEFRONI:9 : :
BretNPt ROmcr , No. 43.
NIOnTEIrou No. 2-a
fil un ftrNTluN ,
N. Y , Plumbing Co.
a. lteiter , tailor. Full goods cheap ,
' 1'ho Union veteran legion meet ( his
t evening.
Machine oil needles , embroidery silks ,
publications , bouicslic agency , 105 Mniu ,
The county board of si Icrvisors will
" be In session this morning in the county
auditor's office.
The Comgregationnllsts will have a
' social Friday evening at the residence of
i Mrs , C. B , Waite.
Oflicers Unthank and Stevens went on
duty yesterday , and Covalt and Tamisca
now go on night duty.
Dau hters of Rebekah are to hold a
sociublo next Thursday evening at thu
residence of Mr. and Mrs. L , llanuncr.
Ono "umbrella tinker" Is booked at the
police station as being drunk and asleep
on the sidewalk , with his tools in trade.
The boat house of the Omaha rowing
npsocintlon at Lake Manawa is completed.
The club house will buadded in the early
spring.
Abe Lincoln post G. A , It. have decided
to go to Onirhu on % Vednesday morning
on the 7:40 : o'clock train to take part in
the procession in that city.
With the opening of September most
of the city churches change the hour of
their evening sorviees to 730 ; , a half hour
earlier than during the summer.
For all time signal service stations in
this city for several days pest have predicted -
dicted cooler weather , the thernioneter
yesterday reached as high as 920.
The now hook and ladder truck for the
fire department has been tested and is
now In the paint slop. It will probably
roachm this city before the entl of this
month.
AIIie Hanley Is In jail , having been
found wandering about the street Into
Saturday night. She wont into several
phacee Inquiring for a lodging tiouso and
finally found one.
The public schools open tike morning
after a vacation of ten weeks. During
the vacation just o1tled muchn has been
done about the school building in the
way of repairs , etc.
The German Lutheran church , of
Omaha , with the churches of the same
denomination in this city and Boomer
township yesterdny'held missionary sur
services in Palmer ) a grove.
John Flarity last evening kicked up a
row at his home , on South Main street , .
and was brought to the police station in
the patrol wagon , charged with drunkenness -
ennoss and disturbance of the peace.
The city council moot this evening in
rcgulnr monthly session , which virtually
means that little or no business will be
apt to be transacted except the allow-
nuce of the regular monthly bills and
reading the reports of the diflerent heads
of departments under the city govern-
ment.
The county auditor is in receipt of a
petition signed by 150 persons In the vicinity -
cinity of Crescent , asking the board of
county supervisors to reconsider their
action in reducing the bounty on wolf
scalps to $1. 'rlioy ask it to be increased
to $3 , and on wildcat scalps it be fixed
at $2.
SDI Foster , M. B , Brown and George
Metcalf gave a "stag" party Saturday
night in their new cottage in Regatta
place. The occasion being the opening
of the first summer cottage in Regatta
place. There wore about twenty in at.
tendance and a good time was enjoyed
by all.
Now begins the uneasy time for the
prisoners in the county jail. Experience
shows that they need Watehin more
closely from the time they are indicted
until they are safe inside the wnllsof the
penitentiary. It is about their last
show for escape , and it they are depending -
ing upon any such scheme , it generally
ripens about thus time. Jailor O'Neill
keeps his eyes and ears open however ,
the year round , and they wilt be sharp
indeed if they get the bettor of hum.
The iron stairways , steam heating ap
paratus plumbing and gas pipe , as well
as the plastering and lathing for the new
government biding have been ndvor
ied fur , and it is thought that action
will again begin upon the building the
latter part of this month. it cost the
government over $4W in September to
superintend the work urogressing on the
building and bo work was done , but the
"workers" in the patty must kayo
money ,
" - - + - -
Money to loan , Cooper & Judson.
e List your property with C copcr & Ju
ion , No. 120 ain street.
L Fro-For-Alt FlstlouR.
} A regular rough and tumble go as you
please free fight occurred late Saturday
night in the sitting and reading room of
the Tremout house , opposite the dummy
r depot.
The room in which the light oc-
ourred is located next to the barroom ,
whore the contestants had previously indulged -
dulged freely in beverages on sale therein ,
Chairs , splitoons and the like were seen
flying promiscuously about the room and
several sore heads are reported.
The police arrested a man -named
Montgomery , finding him near the pack.
mg house , and placed hhn in the city
b ail. He was the only one of the disturbers -
turbers tak o n , Choy ! moving all skipieit ;
for home ,
It is quite probable that they will be
brought to the front today upon war
rants. There are four of them , Donahue ,
Kaylor , llnskins and Melling.
- One of the disturbers m a drunken
stupor walked to the city jail and told
the jailer the polle0 told Iuini they wanted
him. Ito was taken in charge and gave
the nanio of Campbell. Yesterday ho
pleaded guilty and paid his lino.
J. W. and E , L. Squire lend money.
(
. IVatehes , clocks jewelry , etc. , the hest
" in the city , C. Foss , jeweler , No. 115
Broadway , Repairs a specialty ,
Personal Paragraphs.
Dr. I ) , Mocrao le In Washington , I ) , C ,
A. Cramer , of Avoca , ! tut up at the
Pacific house yesterday ,
' Mrs , George ltudio and daughter arc
home from a nix weeks trip cast.
Isaac SVeil , of St. Joe , with his son are
I the cityivisiting their son and brother
. , . W
c J , D , Warren , of St. Louis , is in mho
city Inspecting the how houses recently
k erected by him.
Colonel J. S. Tam , of Stuart , and his
+ brother , John L. , of Sioux City , were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. F. ! l , Stewart returned yesterday
front the east , where she has spent the
' Inst n10nth in purchasing fall styles of
* millinery and enjoying a recreation trip ,
m' Mrs. J , D , Edninndsen's condition was
reported yesterday as being so serious
t that her friends had little expectation of
her recovery. Con licatiois had arisen
hivolving'tha action of the heart itself ,
ad there seemed little gratuut for , hop.
be'mows has caused much sadness to a
ergo circle of frleadL .
Q .
A CLANCE AT BLOODED STOCK ,
Return of Stewart's Speedy Racers , with
Some Promising New Ones ,
PQLICEMEN ON WHEELS.
The Patrol Wagon Doling Good sor-
vice-A Conn Carving suddenly
stopped-A Frce For AII Fight
-Iaw and Order Meeting ,
"The Maples" Eat urn.
John T , S towurt's stables has returned
from the east ,
Five thorouuhbreds arc now located at
the Council Blulrs driving park , of all of
which much is expected in time to conic.
After the $35,000 lira at the driving
park , during which eleven horses belon
mg to Mr. Stewart were burned , he only
had two left , to take cast. Nlr.e of those
burned were entered in races which have
since taken place. The two that
have been east and have
just returned are Gypsoy Baron and
Serenader. Besides these Mr. Stewart
purchased one yearling colt and two
yearlhii fillies at Commodore Kitton's
81110 at bheepshcad Bay. 'These arc in
the stables just arrived.
'l'imo yearihlig colt is by Reform out of
Gldelia , Gildelht hits mmdo the fastest
oIIe : tnd threa.quartcr-milo on record. It
being 3O1 ; , several yea's ago , and so far
sconiingly can't be heat.
The brown lilly is by Reform , out of
Aricula nod the bay lly by Imp. Dd- :
naeartloce Is out of Ituieu.
Charlie Stewart's road mare also returned -
turned with his father's . stnbes. !
The mitre walked away from
all comers , double or single ,
at Long Branch and was probably the
caus0 of attracting the liratich Corres-
pondent's first attention to Charlie , pra
viols to the appearance of the broadly
copied newspaper article which called
Charlie the western millionaire cowboy ,
and referred to him , as attracting the at
tendon of all the society belles gathered
at this famous summmer resort.
Durhfg the eastern trip , Serenader and
GI psey ! baron were : tt the Brooklyn Jockey
club races Coney island Jockey club , at
Sheepheai Bay ; and Monmouth park ,
Neither won a race , Not on account -
count of their inferiority but from
lack of condition. Gi ) sev Baron
never started but once , and ha was out
of sorts during the entire trip. Seru-
nader made several starts } tut didn't
win. Bad luck seemed to follow the stable
from the time they loft Council Bluffs
after the big lire.
Mr. Stewart had to pay a large forfeit
in all the races where his nine burned
horses wore entered. Each of those
burned were considered superior to time
two saved , and no doubt sonic stake.
winners were among the lost ones ,
'T'hey have been n charge of S , C ,
Williams during their trip , who had two
men and two boys under him.
The three green horses will be broken
now and put in condition for the coaling
season.
Besides these there are five yearlings
at "The Maples" stud farm , locutcd
three-quarters of a mile beyond the insti
tution for the deaf and dumb. They will
be brought in and broken shortly.
"It is a hard undortnking to break so
many horses wham you haven't anything
to work with them" said time
trainer yesterday to a.BEE represectu-
tivo in the stable at thedriving lark , lie
continued : ' 'SVc left Monmouth Park on
August 30th and went to New York by
boat , after which we came straight home
without incident. "
Niue hundred dollars wore paid for the
new colt purchased east , and $1,600'has
already been refused for him. Several
parties have wanted to purchase both of
the fillies , but no price was set on them
as they are not for sale.
Stewart's stables comprise over twenty
thoroughbred mares , with Panice at their
head. Messrs. Dwyer Bros , paid $17,600
for him four or five years ago. lie is a
line .racer , by Alarm , out of Maggie
Beebe , dam of IrlOquis , and is about seven
years old. Six of these mares are in llli
nois , bred to Voltiguer. lie le time sire of
sonic famous race horses , several of which
have sold for $10,000 each and upwards.
Policemen on Wheels.
pThe police report for the month of
August show a large increase in the
ber of arrests.
The increase is attributed soie1y to the
putting on of the patrol wagon ,
'rho arrests arc classified as follows ;
Iranks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Exposln person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
lttlckloss driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Disturbance of peace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1u
Resisting ollicer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Larceny. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1Vife beating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Vngrammey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Itape. . . . . . . 1
Beating board bill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Malicious mischief , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 'J
Robbery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
insane. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Assault wltim intent to kill , , , , , , , , , , , , , ; , , , 3
Scavenger without license. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
maintaining nuisance , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 7
Canvassing without license. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
'rhmreatoniug to kill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Suspicion . 1
Assault and battery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Burglary. . , . . 1
Common carrier without license. . . . , . . , , , 1
1TJ
'rotor arrests. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TJ
'rlmere were 124 calls for time patrol
wagon divided as follows : Calls sent in
by telephone , thirty-six ; American district -
trict telegraph , two ; box 31 , sixteen ; box
42 , twice ; box 14 , one ; box 32 , ten ; box
12 , two ; box 40 , fifteen ; box 35 , live ; box
23 , eight ; box J0 , live ; box 52 , eleven ; box
51 , one ; box 47 , one.
'There was only one false call , it being
from box 31.
rlmo patrol wagon was also used in the
serving of eight warrnnts.
One thousand head of one , two and
three ycar old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A.
J , Greenamayer , 023 Myustcr st , , tcle
211 ,
Visit the new jeweler , C. Voss , No 415
Broadway , If you wtsht anything in his
line. Hu has a tine assortment of the best
goods ,
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Very Fair Rates.
Excursion tickets for Omaha fair will
be on sale in Council Blulrs until September -
tember 10. Tickets include admission to
fair. Good until September 13 ,
Regularly organized and uniformed
pantie and drum corps attending the G ,
A. It. reunion to be hell mu Omalia from
5thn to 10th will be carried free ,
Union Pacilie excursion tickets to Lincoln -
coln "atate fair , " will be sold September
9 to 10 , good for return September 17 at
$3.40 , including admission to the state
fair.
fair.Excursion
Excursion to Camp Logan. Omaha , 50e
all rail , September 5 to 10. Not good
after September ! 0. Trains run within
about three blocks of the fair grounds ,
stoppleg both ways to accommodate
those going to the fair.
Excursion tickets to Shelby. Iowa ,
October 5 to 7 inclusive , at $1,5 round
trip and Shelby county fair ,
Quarterly Meeting Services.
At the Broadway Methodist church time
pastor , lr. McCreary , took for mho subject -
ject of his serdcon , "lhgiuanlty C'omplnlo
in Christ Alone. 'IIe ' took for his text
thin tenth vertu of tha second chapter of
Colossians. He assorted that in Christ
, alone Is ; found .the completeness of all.
perfect strength , Rraee , courage , pad
tenderness : that every virtue is found In
perfection in hint aloac ; that a ehristian
became more perfect in all virtues a9 he
became more perfect in Christ , and that
the tell ton of .iesus Christ is the only
source of conmplote inpplness ,
After time sermm quarterly collection
4 s taken up fund time holy communion
aduiimmistered.
The Tetnpcrauou Meeting ,
A union temperance meeting was held
last evening In Dohiny's : opera house ,
composed of the Methodist , Presby.
terintl , Congregational amid 13jiist
church colhragatfons under the uuspicius
of time Council Blulrs law and order
league , time principal object being to
raise $1,000 with which to press the pro.
hdbition cause.
Aniumig the pronincnt crsonaces upon
the stage were : Rev , E. D , McCreary ,
] toy. S , G. ! 'helps , Rev. 1) . Ii. Cuoley ,
Itov , U , W. Crofts , Rev , Hoovers Itev.
Rcickenback , Colonel L. W , ! alleys ,
Henry Curtis , A. B.Walker , N. 1' , Dodge ,
.
D , C , Bloomer , C , A , Beebe , J , U. Lemon
and others , as well as the choir.
Time house was crowded to overflowing
and even the tipper gallery was well
filled , Time Salvation army was present.
Attorney Sims , who has engineered the
prohibition cause through time courtswns
also in the audience.
After time reading of a portion of the
scriptures by Rev. Cooley and prayer by
Rev. Crofts , Colonel 'l'ulleys said tie object -
ject of time meeting. was to try to enforce
the prohibition ltw : and make it a cola-
pluto success in this city. lie said the
saloon mien had not left a stone unturned -
turned to defeat the law ,
Rev. Dr. McCrmtry then addressed the
audience , ire referred to the dangerous
trafiie in liquor. Ile didn't care how
much time sale of liquor was restricted , it
was puisouous. It was time rattlesnuke of
society ; it was the hung of time rattlesnake.
lie said time class of mom who upheld
time sMoons : were gambturs , tlmuves , jail
birds and murderers. There mire many
homiest mimeo who believe in the saloon
riming , but every one of those pra
viously hammed were in favor of it. lie
amine mated very soon to had the entire
Gathoiie church him a body against the
saloon , lie then referred to the
best 1)001,10 in the land as
well as the best newspapers leudiug
their aid in the ativancumuent of temper.
ance , while time murderers , crooks and
thieves were on the side of the saloon ,
The saloon nun breaks the law as much
its a mouse thief and places himself upon
the same platform as a thief and should
be treated in the same manner. He referred -
ferred to the murder of 11ev. Mr. haddock -
dock , and said tt saloon organ said it was
a just desert for what he hmlll done.
lie classed it as anarchy. It is no
wended , he said , that the better element
is raising against time saloons. The
saloons are a power m politics. lie
closed his remarks by saying that he expected -
pocted it would be time lust tuue he should
be able to address a Council Blulrs audmm
once upon this subject.
Mrs. Wadsworth then sang "Angels
Ever Bright and Nair , " being accompanied -
panied upon the piano by iss Julia
Officer.
J. J. Steadman was then called from
the audience amid introduced by the
chttmrman. Ire said : ! : very well disposed
citizen is interested in tle proper ob
survance of the law. No nmeutiug of
greater interest huts over been held in
this city. tic referred to the passage of
time prohibitory law ; to reports from
Kansas iNeiig unsatisfactory , but he believed -
lieved nosy ( lie prosperity of a city does not
rely upon the number of gilded saloons
in it. Money is being invested in these
very places where pruhibitioi is in force ,
lie concluded by saying tae believed in the
enforcement of the laws , his remarks
were mippl.tuded several times.
Rov. Dr. l'helpssaid Redid not desire
to speak as a puiitichmlmu ; never was one ,
and hover wanted to be. He was sorry
the temperance question hind drifted into'
polities , and that everyone who spoke on
this cause were classed aspoliticians. lie
was there to speak on mterusts of every
man , wumau amid child and nut to spook
with bitterness. lie said time saloon men
were responsible for their positions ,
lie was surprised , astonished , to hear
that the law cannot be enforced against
saloons and ambling dens in this city.
lie didn't believe it , [ Applause. ] hurled -
led renmarks he referred to the platforms
of ( lie two ) artiesas being one prohibition -
tion , the other license , 'Buse churches
gave up their evening services as an acknowledgement -
knowledgement of interest in
the enforcement of this law.
lie asked that Council Bluffs wheel into
line rather than anchor and be swept
over by time anti-prohibition forced , lie
thought there was no momopoly so great
as whisky ; \ve should all fear it : we can't
allord to let this law remain a dead let-
ter. He'd lmuard of timis city before he
arrived here. It is looked upon
as a sort of refuge place. hind
heard good people say they didn't dare
to take their chilurcu and property to the
lawless city of Cotmcil liluffs. They say
that money is needed and the president
of time law and onlar league asked mete
to say to you ( lint they need $1,000. I
appeal to the lumen themselves to stop
time traffic and save time city the costs ; I
ask all church members to tuku part
in this ; make the sacrifice , if
necessary , as It is on time side of right ; I
appeal to high , low , rich and poor to
stand together for the prosperity of the
city.
't'he following named gentlemen then
lu aded the list with $100 each : N. 1' ,
Dodge , L.W.Tulleys and an unkuown , besides -
sides 0.1V. Gordon , J. N. Brown $50 and
three unknown fifties. The balance was
raised in smny ranging from $25 down ,
including sums as low as $1.
Alleged Intent to Kill Assault.
Louis Welch , a Pacific house porter ,
yesterday become overloaded with intoxicants -
toxicants and proceeded to do up
another colored man named Matt , Hall.
It is reported that Welch drew some
sort of a khifo and was going to "cut the
heart" out of his dusky antagonist. Hall
wouldn't qmetly submit , and to back up
his ideas ho hit Welch over time face with
a shovel , which load an effect to speedily
bring him to his senses.
Thu police arrested Welch and booked
him with "assault with iutout to kill , "
Tobacco Uenlers Want ! lie Portrait.
"Uncle" Willis Blackwell , who lives
near Great fiend , is probably the oldest
man in Kansas , lie was born a slave in
Fauquir county , Va. , Nov. 20 , 17 75 , He
owns a good farm , which he will neither
mortgage nor sell , and the county supports -
ports nim , he having outlived all life
fancily. He is an inveterate tobacco
chewer , and insists that if ho were to
leave off he would die.
Economy and strnegth are peculiar to
Hood's Sarsaparilla , the only medicine
of which " 100 doses ouu dollar" is true.
The 0. A. It , Welcome ,
Sr. Louts , Sept. 3.-D. R Crier , chairman
of time local 0. A. R. , in an Interview this
evening , said that the people of St. Louis
wlthotmt regard to party , religion or color , are
prepared to welcome the comrades of time 0.
A , it. with open arms and treat them as
honored guests of the city. This feeling Is
entertnined b1 people generally and by all
the city olliclals from the mayor down.
Electric Lustre Starch will not stick to
the iron. It is the best starch ,
Bald Snobbery Under Arrest ,
SrniNorEin , Mo. , Sept. 9-A United
States officer passed through here to-night ,
having tn'charge Jackson Silvery and seven
other Bald Knnbbers , charged with whipping -
ping Caleb Atwood and. Hugh ltatlttf and in.
thnldatlag thorn. Atwood and ltatlitr lived
on government land in Douglas oounty and
time prisoners axe bel06laten to JatTerson
city W bd tried by the United - Stares dlstthe
court , ,
Unexploileif Relic of the War.
1Vhlliaua L , 11111er , of Clmurleston , S , C , ,
has at his oflco two immense iron shells
said to be time first two shots fired a
Battery SS agegur at the beginning of the
war. lh0 skulls were ngver exploded ,
and weigh 200 pounds each.
"Do you think the man legally guilty
according to thin evidence ? " wits time ques
tion ; anti imnmedittely : every lawyer pres.
enl inquired with extreme ; , hxiefy :
what is the amoq , f hls assetta and
Ilabjjltiii
SPECIAL I NOTICES.
NOTIC 3.
5peelsl edvortisement. , such as Lost , foand
: 'oLnnnFor Bale , To Rent , Rant. iloardlnr ,
etawlil bolnserted in thus column nt the low
rateof TEN CEN'rS PElt LINE fortho first Insor
lonand dlvoCentiFerL'nefoeach subsequent
insertion. Leave advertisements at our omce
tin. 12 Pearl sn'eot , near Broadway. Council
Uluffe
WANTS.
FOR BALE-A 15.500 house , No. 4.1 & EI hUm
street , corner of Filth avenue. N. P.
Dodge is Co.
ANTED-Middle aged woman for house-
keeper. Private fondly. Address T , A.
Pilling , Council mutt. .
FOR BALI'-1co in car lots. Gilbert Dros „
Council 111ulre.
AN'rED-Wlth rot'orcnco + , a practical No.
1 butcher. Call nt 607 Malu strict , Council
slug.
TAN1RD-A girl for general housework.
Small tamdy , handy kitchen. 701) 6th nvu.
ANTED-Yonne girl who wants to go to
school and help do housework to pay for
her board. AddroesM27lice 0111co.
4 Oft BALE-Stuck of drugs In central Ne
braska. Will involce ntunut rlX10. ( In.
qulro of herb , Itnss & Co. , Couned whiffs , is.
ATANTEI-A good girl for cook. Apply at
V once to Mrs , J. 14. Mcl'hurson , No. y81
Pierce street
Font BALE-On easy terms or will trade for
city property , a complete stock of furni-
ture. stover , also buildog. : It is situated M
miles cast on Wabash railroad. Ooa1 town ; no
opposition. Geo.i reasons for soiling. Possession -
session given at once. Will Invoice about T2,500.
Call or address Merchant , 025 Broadway , Coun-
cll imluffe.
J'On BALE OR 'FRADE.-Far Connell Blurts
property 40,000 acre ) of Iowa and Nebraska -
braska land. J. It. nice , 110 Mama St- Council
Bluffs ,
HOTEL FOR RENT.
The 'uttor house in Mlssourl Valley
nlshed first-class lhroulrhout and with alargo
buelness established. tVmh be rented on liberal
terms to responslblo parties. Call on or address -
dress IIUGIi PEUCY ,
Missouri Valley.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
Car. 5th Ave. & 7th St. , Council Bluffs.
One of the best , Educational Institutions -
tions in the west. Boarding and day
school conducted by the Sisters of Charity -
ity , B. V. M. '
Board and tuition for a term of five
months , $75. For further particulars
address SISTER SUPERIOR ,
St. Francis Acedemy ,
Council Bluffs , In.
CROCKERY
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
--AND-
FINE POTTERY.
Prices Very Low ,
w. S. HOMER & CO. ,
No. 23 1IIAIN ST. ,
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Iu Amber ,
Tortoiseshell
etc.Iair Ou
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newest now
elthes in hair
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goods.
( fair goods
mudeto order
MrL C. L. Gillette
29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Out
of town work solicited , and all mall
ol'des promptly attended to.
.N. SCHUJiZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Odlce over American Express.
No. 419 BROADWAY
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T.ueomblaeeI' eu.rante.d the
o.Iy one lathe worldreeereUn
contlnueue ZIeotrre s Magiu tia
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3.50 p LtOy fyor UYLT & TOM DI SE SEs eR
01. IORNE. IaytNTOA. 111 NasMil AYE. . GNOAOd. :
ALLEN'S NEW MAP
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OMAHA COUN OIL BLUFFS
5x64 foot in size , colored by addition , showing
all lots and eub dlvisions included in territory
0 miles north and south by lOli miles cast and
west.
west.PRICE $10.
Address C. It. ALLEN , Publisher.
T. P BRI TT , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
N0. 007
MYNSTER STREET , COU.ICIL BLUFFS
aomu r , stosa. JAco1 ants
STONE d SiMS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
Practice In the State and Fedcral Cour t
Roams 7 and 8 Shugart-Deno Block.
COUNCIL. BLUFFI
E. S. RARNETT ,
Justice of the Peace , '
416 Broadway , Council Bluff , .
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards
Droadway , Council Bluffs , Opp , Dummy Depot
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Horses amid mules constantly on hand
for sale at retail or in car load iota.
Orders promptly filled by contntct on
short notice. Stock sold on commission
Teleplmono 114 , SRLUTE1 & BOLEY.
Opposite Dummy Depot , Counel Bluffs
BEST LIGHT LIYERY
I. TE3E CIT.
The finest of driving horses always on
hand end fpr sale by
MASE WISE.
OFFICER .C PUSEY ,
BANKERS
50OBroadway , Council Blufl'slowa.
Establtabed 1857.
FINE MILLINERY.
NEW FALL STYLES OPEN
f4f5 000CLAS ST. , - - OMAHA.
REAL ESTATE.
Vacant Lots , I.ande , City nesldenecu and
Farina Acre property In western part of city
All selling cheap.
Re P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate &t Insurance Agent ,
Boom 5 , over Olacor & Pusey's Bank , Counci
DluIfs.
Crest n Hoilse ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs.
Only Hotel in the City
with Fire Escape ,
Electric Call Bells.
Accomnlodatlons First Class ,
And Rates Reasonable
Max Mohn , Proprietor
Finest Landaus
Coaches and Hacks in City.
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WILLIAM WELCH ,
'OFFICES :
No. 418 Broadway-The Manhattan
Telephone No. 33
Na.615Main Street , Telephone No , 9
ESTAULISIIED 1868
D , H , McDANELD & COMPANY ,
Hides Tallow Pelts
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WOOL AND FURS.
.highest Market Pricey. Pro nip
Returns.
820 and 8:3 Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa.
BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL.
Best $2.00 a day house in the west.
LOCATION , THE BEST , FIR8T CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and
ALL MODERN CONVENIEN CES i
Regular - : Boarders ; : Reduced : : Rates.
No. 336 & 338 Broadway , council Bluffs.
No. aoi Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A COIil1PLETE ASSORTMENT
Fancy. : and : Staple ,6rQceri'es
Both ' Domestic and Foreign.
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BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS
NEW GOODS THIS WEEK.
CLOSING OUT ALL
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Parasols , Gloves , Mitts , Hosiery , c1 c ,
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OUR STOCK OF
4y t )
CARPETS ,
Are Large and Well Selected
Our Patterns are Choice and Quality the Best'
New ( foods are arriving and invite
inspection
. A FULL LINE OP
IAa Je Gurtains ,
OURTAIN DRAPERIES ,
SHADING ETC. , ETC.
Work Done by Competent Workmen.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended a
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Council Bluffs.
N. B.---Special attention given all orders by
mail.
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DR. RICE'S
Common Sense iN
Hernia upport
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Greatest Invention of the Age.
Rapture or hernia a Specialty _
BEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIItCUi.AR9.
Ili : MAKES FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
Cures all kinds of Chro Ic Diseases that arc curable with his most wonderful Vegetable
Itomedles , le time eldest and most succossf mi Specialist In the west. Call and a"c him.
Olilco Hours OFFICE : 8 to , 12 NO. a. n.,1 11 ! 'EARL to 5 and MTIIEET a to S p , , m. Council Bluffs , Iowa.
IIEST MAKES AND IIIGhEST GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to , fl
call on us ,
Inltrament. Tuned and Repaired. R'e never fall to give satisfaction.
Over 20 years' Experience in Plano and Organ Work.
No. 329 Broadway , Council Bluff's , Iowa
THE AUTOMATIC TRUNK
Beats thorn all
for SatnploTrunks
and Cases. Theatrical -
cal and Tourists'
Trunks , Dent fail
to see it , 'I'ho
Ladies' Favorite.
'rimie and all outer
kinds of Trunks
. and Cmses ; mmanu
factured by
Zimmcl'man &
Young Bros.
And sold at whole-
- ' - A-- sale and retail.
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Two carloads on
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for Cfrcufara anti Prices.
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