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THE SUNDAY BEE ; SEPTEMBER 25. 1887. TWELYE PAGES.
SUNDAY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , HO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered by rairicr in miy part of thocltrnt
twenty cent * per wook.
H.W.Tn/roH. llanafor.
TKLEI'HONES :
Besiujr-sOmcE. No. 43.
MIGHT EuiTOit No. as.
M1NOU MENTION.
N. Y. PJmnbliiRCo.
; Roller , tailor. Full goods chenp.
> The city council will meet again to-
f morrow night.
The limor.il of Martin Lawlor took
place ycstonlay morning.
A special Wabasli trim leaves to-
nlfcht for St. Louis , at 0:30 : o'clock.
Ladies , sblncd wrllleo coning desk and
Rowing in Uonicsticachlne. oflico , 105
Mam.
A now truck is being laid by the Union
Pacific from the junction switch to the
now round house.
The patrol wagoa now has a gong
upon it. and the newspapers consequently
quently lose a dally item.
A permit of marriage was yesterday
S'anted to George Spencer and Emma
. Uutteriield , both of this county.
The county treasurer has turned over
to the city treasurer | 5,8S8.43 as taxes
collected for the diflcrcnt city funds.
The Council Bluffs club now has its
rooms open day and night for members
and Riich visitors as arc admitted under
the rules.
The Union Pacific has given to J. C.
Leo the contract for grading Tenth ave
nue , and ho will put tlfty teams at work
there at once.
George Hlakcly was yesterday charged
with threatening to commit a public
offense. His case was continued until
next Saturday botoro Justice liarnott ,
and in the meantime lilakely remains at
home.
J. G. Tipton yesterday sold the resi
dence property of C. P. Brinton , corner
avenue "D" and Tenth street , to Mr.
Hess , engineer at the nxhaudle factory ,
who will proceed to put the property in
line shape and occupy It as his residence.
Matt. Ilarlo has returned from Ked
Oak and Shcnandoah , whore his pacer
Warren Dailoy won u race at each ulaco.
lie has tried to enter him in the Kansas
City races this week by telegraph , and if
ho succeeds will start for that city at
once.
The sewer in front of the Scott house
on Main street is at last receiving atten
tion. This matter has been before the
council for some time , and now the city
engineer has taken charge of it , will
likely uot cause further trouble in that
body hereafter.
The approaching nuptials of H. J.
Adams and Miss Cornelia Swan on the
4th of October will bo quito a society
event. The prospective bride is the
daughter of Colonel Swan and the groom
to-bn is connected with the Wells , Fargo
express. The contracting parties are
very popular among a largo circle of
friends.
Two of the gambling houses have re
cently come to the front and paid a
license Into the city treasury. This rather
goes against the theory that the indict
ments were simply to force them to pay
the city a license , sa those two wore paid
before the indictments were found and
they were indicted the same as those who
had not paid up.
Dr. Rico displays some lucious peaches
in the window of his ollico on Pearl
Blrect , some of his own growth. Ho also
has some very line apples , to disprove
the claim made by some that this is not
ono of the best fruit growing sections ol
country. This splendid fruit was allgrown
on the doctor's farm about -eight nulre
from the ctty.
A team belonging at Larson's crocorj
Btoro on lower Main street , indulged in a
gallop up Broadway yesterday morning ,
When in front of thu Pacific house Frank
Chancy rushed into the street , and , un
mindful of his own danger , succeeded it
topping the runaways. Luckily nc
damage was done , although the strcoi
was well filled at the time.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
Viait the now jeweler , C. Voss , No. 41 !
Broadway , if you wish anything in hi ;
lino. Ho has u.fmo assortment of the bus
goods. _ _
J. W. and K. L. Squlro lend money.
Personal
Mrs. J. C. Lange is in Ottumwa visit-
Ing.E. .
E. 0. Brock is in from a trip in No
braskiv.
J. W. Perccoy returned yesterday f ron
> business trip.
The Plum i'uuding company are at tin
Bechtolo hotel.
J. C. Lange Is homo from a busines
trip to Des Moincs.
William U run now , of Malvorn , was a
the Pacific yesterday.
J. Y. Stone and son , of Gleuwood , at
tended court yesterday.
' J. H. Bellows , of Weeping Wnter.Ncb.
was in the city yesterday.
Harry E. Pyko , of Reading , Pa. , ij vis-
itmg with F. P. Yunawino.
H. Larson , the Main street leather mer
chant , has gone to St. Louis on u brie
trip.
J. G. Fountain , wife and maid , als <
Mrs. Fountain's sister , who have beet
topping ut the Ogden house , have com
to Omatm to nvidu again.
Miss May Mock , of Chicago , has ar
rived in this city and will take charge o
the trimming department of Mrs. F. 11
titowurt's millinery establishment.
Mr. Holmes , of Elmira , N. Y. , will
his family arrived last night to visit hi :
cousins. Mrs. H. D. Harle , Mrs. R. P
Beoly and Mrs. A. B. Nicholas. Mr
Holmes is the manufacturer of Holmes
Frostilla , a preparation for the hands
Mid secretary of the Now York stuti
pharmachutical nssociatlon.
T. J. Kirk , of Peoria , engaged in tin
manufacture of the Acme hay ricker am
lacker , was in the city yesterday tin
guest ol J. G. Tipton , who showed hin
about the city , and look him to the bus !
ness mon's club rooms , whore Mr. Kirl
had the honor ot registering his name in
the lirst cm the visitor's register.
A. M. Gilbert , chief book-keeper , am
E. S. Pedelford , foreman of the Walthan
watch factory at Waltham , Mass. , wen
„ in the city ycsturdav. They were showi
the city by George E. Harrington , whosi
cucsts they were. Mr. Harrington's sis
ier being assistant book-keeper of tin
watch works , the gentlemen on thei
return homo from Denver , where the ;
attended the Udd Follows convention
topped oil and made the ucquaintanci
ol her brother al her rcqucsl.
Watches , clocks , jewelry , etc. , the bcs
in Uio city. C. Voss , jeweler , No. 41
Broadway. Repairs a specialty.
Dr. J. T. Van Ness , physician and surgeon
goon , ofllco room 3 , Opera House block
will attend professional calls day o
night. Residence corner Eighth ayenu
and Fifteenth street.
One thousand head of oue , two am
three-year-old steers for sale. Will givi
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A
i'J. Greouamayer , 023 Mynster at , , tele
. DainnROd I ! oU Comforts 55c.
Ulankels 95o a pair , Red Flannel 10
per yard- just unibkcd. At Goldberg1 !
18 Main street. Come .early ami socur
[ bargain * .
OF IN f BREST IN THE BLUFFS
'olnts ' From tbo Pulpit * and Pews of the
City.
BUILDING BOOM'S PROGRESS ,
Rotlicrjr Decline * to Appear to Got
Ilia Sentence-Tho City Wins In
tlio Hazard ( laiuo Hljj
ilcttlng.
Thrt diuretic * .
The following announcements of ser
vices nro made , together with various
notes of news la regard to the church :
"Tho Railroad Train and Its Lessons"
will bo the subject of the lecture In St.
Paul's Episcopal church this evening.
All railroad men are cordially Invited to
DO present. Subject of morning sermon ,
'The ' Exiles from Home. " Hours of ser
vice , 10:15 : a. m. and 7:30 : p. 111. T. J.
Mackav , rector.
Presbyterian Prnaclu'ng by the pastor
at 10:30 : a. m. and nt 7:30 : p. m. Sabbath
school at 13.
Services morning and evening at the
Methodist church to-day. Ituv. W. 11.
\V. Kecs , the nov.'ly appointed pastor ,
will preach In the morning and Kev. E.
D. McCrcary in the evening , Evening
services will begin at 7:30 : o'clock.
Miss Clara M. Cushman , who spent
several years in missionary work in
China , will speak at the Methodist church ,
Tuesday afternoon and evening , Sep
tember 27. The meeting will ho'under
the auspices ot the Ladles' Foreign Mis
sionary society , and several of the mem
bers of the society will participate in the
oxcrctscs. *
Harvest home In the First Baptist
church. The church will bo decorated
with the various kinds of grain , fruits
and ( lowers. In the morning the pastor
will preach nn appropriate sermon. In
the evening the Sunday-school will give
recitations , music and other exercises.
Services at Harmony mission to-day at
3 o'clock p. m. , conducted by llev. U. C.
Hubbard. Sabbath school at 4 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:30 : o'clock. Subject : "Holy Spirit. "
The Harmony mission entertainment
to bo given next Wednesday evening at
the residence of Mrs. Smith , Frank
street , will probably bo largely attended ,
it being the third anniversary of the mis
sion.
sion.Tlio services at the Scandinavian Bap
tist church this evening wilt bo of special
interest. The rite of baptism will bo ad
ministered to a largo number of candi
dates , and an Intorestinc : discourse will
bo given by Kov. Mr. Melby. Tlio same
pastor will olliciato at the morning
services. All are cordially invited.
Public worship of the church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints will bo held
in the Good Tempters' hall to-day ut 10
a. ra. , ' ! p. m. and 7:80 : p. m. Elder W.
M. Palmer , president of the Northwest
ern States mission , and D. E. Harris ,
principal of the Payson Central school ,
Utah , ana other elders from Utah will bo
in attendance. The public are respect
fully invited.
Mrs. Holland Mrs. Mnllis will sing at
the Harmony mission entertainment
Tuesday evening.
The Pleasant Valley Sunday school
gave a very succeesful sociable at the
homo ot F. L. Childs , last Thursday
evening. This is a union school , and in
cludes two townships. When first organ
ized there was many predictions as to
its speedy dissolution , yet it has run all
summer , bought and paid for an organ ,
and has considerable money in the treas
ury. The outlook for the future is most
favorable.
The cross for the now Catholic church
on Sixth street and Fiftn avenue will be
completed on Monday. C. Bloomer is
putting the gold leaf on it.
Services iu the Congregational church
to-day. Morning subject , "Tho Good of
Church Going , " Evening , "Tho Knowl
edge That Givoth Life. "
Sentence Day.
Judge Doomor yesterday spent most of
the time in hearing motions and argu
ments. There was little in the proceed
ings lo interest tho'public generally. The
Ugden house matter came up on a ilc-
murrcr , and wcro rehearsed and argued
with no very satisfactory results to the
nowsgathcrcr.
The only touch of sensationalism was
when the judge ordered Deputy Sheritl
O'Noil to call Herb Rothery. The order
was obeyed , and although the voice
of that ollicial could bo heard forever
over ten feet down Broadway , Roth-
cry did not put 'in an appear-
ance. O'Neill , after calling him three
limes , from the front door of the Masonic
building , reported to the judge the Roth-
cry did not seem inclined lo accept the
invilaliou lo court. Judge Dcomer was
all ready to pronounce sentence upon
the young man , but had to content him
self with having the bonds forfeited.
Rothery has neon seen in Omaha on
several occasions , and on Tuesday was
in this city. It seems that the authorities
do not want him very badly , or thoj
would take stops to secure him. The
task would not be very dlllicult , but the
county seems willing to have the bondsmen -
men do that work , if they want to save
their bonds.
Troubltid by Creditors.
An account appeared in yesterday
morning's HKK of the trouble in which
D. H. Woodman , of Silver City , finds
himself , and later developments are
placing him in a very unenviable posi
tion. Tlio facts of the case as stated by
Mr. Schocntgou to a BEE reporter are as
follows : In December last Woodman
purchased a $400 bill of goods of Gronu-
wcg and Lohoentgen and stated that he
hau a $3,000 stock at Silver City clear of
all encumbrances. It now appears that
Farwell & Co. , of Chicago , were at that
time holding a mortgage on the stook
for 12,875 , but did not have the sumo re
corded , as they wished to giva the young
men u chance and not destroy their
credit. The betrayal of the confidence
of the above-named firm is ono of the
most contemptible fealuros of the whole
nflair. Mr. Shoent en mot Woodman
Friday and , in reply to a few inquiries ,
< vas Informed that the stock had been
sold for $3,000 cash and the money given
to Woodman's wife. Mr. Schoentgen
wished to know how his bill was to be
settled and Woodman very cooly replied
that ho Ima "sold out and didn't want tc
talk business with any one. "
The etory of his arresl , inabilily to ob <
tain bonds and subsequent commitment
to Iho county jail was told in yesterday's
issue. Unless Woodman settles the
matter , Mr. J. Sims will doubtless inaK'o
11 very unpleasant for him , as he holds
the mortgage in Farwell & Co's. favor ,
being the attorney for that firm.
Yesterday morning Chief Mullen , ol
the police force , wont with Woodman
and Attorney John Limit , to Silver City ,
to there straighten up Ihu mailer if
possible.
Those who know Woodman best
are charitably inclined to the be
lief that the young man innocently
supposed that the fact of there being nc
mortgage on record against the stock ,
there was no such incumbranco upon it
as to render him criminally liable foi
thus disposing of it. They seem to think
that ho did uot realize the position in
which ho was placing himself , and that il
would simply bo n buslno.is failure sub
jcct to such moxles of settlement as prevail -
vail in civil rather than criminal courts
The chief of police- and Woodward re
turned from Silver Cily last night , not
being able to fix up matters.
During the afternoon J. Sims , as attor
ney for J. V. Farwcll & Co. , of Chicago ,
caused the arrest In Ulcnwood of S. P.
irinton , the other partner. It pccnis
there Is another warrant out for Wood
man on the latter case and the officials
tried to secvo it upon him while in Silver
City yeslcrdny , but Chief Mullen would
uot allow It.
llnppy Qunlls.
On Friday while the circus was carnd-
ng on Broadway , those at the corner of
Uroadway and Pearl street , had their
Utcntion atlractod by Iho whislling of
quails near by , and upon looking around
discovered ix large flock of lliem perched
upon the largo cotton wood In front of
Captain Brown's railroad ticket olllcc.
They sat there whistling and looking
round with apparent satisfaction , to see
Iho crowd of people passing to and from
J. G. Tipton's real estate olllccs where
they had been making deals that made
them equally as happy as the little birds.
Ono little quail said to another , though
we are but birds wo have more sense
than a great many of people , because
when we want a nest wo build ono , but
when they want a nest they rent one.
The other little quail said , 1 think so too
dear , because they can go lo Tipton , THE
HitoKEit , and buy ono so clump and on
such easy payments.
Mrs. F. H. Stewart's display of fall
and winter millinery ; choice designs in
imttnrn tints and Parisian novelties are
now open for your inspection , at 341
Broadway. _ _
The Cuy'H Had Hoys' .
Judge Aylesworl.h yesterday cleaned
up what had been left behind the circus.
There wcro only a couple of what might
be termed circus cases : the city being ox-
coplionably quiet and free from crooks
and fakirs.
\Villiam Keith when arrested was too
drunk to give his name but yesterday
put up $7.60 out of the ? 37 ho had upon
him when arrested and returned to his
Omaha home ,
T. S. Campbell was arrested for at
tempting to pick the pocket of Mrs.
Arthur Harrington as she was leaving
tlio circus. Patrol Driver Nicholson
took charge of him and the judge con
tinued his case until 0 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
John Maacdley , n vagrant , was re
manded for hearing on Monday after
noon , he having been arrested as a sus
picious character ; also a largo lot of old
clothing was tound near where ho was
arrested.
Ed Ross , acolorod porter in a gambling
house , was placed before the pohco judge
next. He looked as if ho might have been
attending a swell society event in colored
circles previous to his imprisonment , llo
wore a swallow-lailcd coat when he
answered to the charge of being drunk
and disturbing the peace. Ho pleaded
not guilty , but as the city marshal stopped
up and said , "Judge , I like lo bo sworn
in this case , " and gave his testimony.
Rosi was fined an additional sixty
cents , making a tottil of $10.20.
E. D. Halo pleaded guilty as a common
drunk and uaid $7.GO.
Dug Burns , for punching the notorious
young Peterson , was allowed to co free ,
to appear to-morrow afternoon and bring
in his witnesses.
The case against A. Decker was dis
charged , and ho promised to leave the
city.
city.A.
A. Scuiler was allowed his freedom af
ter having spent two nights in jail , llo
is lo appear on Monday , when his case isle
lo be settled.
file AVtiinttiRS and
Ycslorday was a red lellor day in Ihe
history of gambling at Council Bluff's.
Hereafter no ono can claim that there
is no "sport" nor "blood" in Iho city.
A well known resident of this city
spent a few hours "bucking the liger. "
and in consequence created some little
excitement for the time boing.
Blue chips at $125 a stack wcro used
until ho was nearly $5,003 out. Then
ho used yellow chips at $500 a stack.
As high as $3,000 was won and
lost on one turn of the cards out of the
box. Most of the lime his bets upon the
table aggregated $1,500. Ho bet as high
as $500 on the high card , and six times
in succession got action on $1,500 , which
helped bring mm out of the hole , llo got
in over $5,500 , bul luck finally turned
long enough to allow him to cash in
$8,000. In the first two hours he lost his
$5,500 and in the next hour had won the
$8,000 lo cash in.
This is , without doubt , the largest faro
bank playing ever in this city.
At any rate it is the biggest in the
memory of those who now make a liveli
hood upon the green cloth.
If Ihoro is anybody who enjoys gamb
ling that can't get "limit" enough , it
looks as if perhaps this garno might have
satisfied them.
During nil this heavy gambling there
was only an ordinary number of lookers-
on , as the player already had the reputa
tion of being the hardest better In this
city.After
After cashing in the $8,000 it only made
him a $300 winner for the two days past ,
lor Sale Choaj > Lots near the bridge
to parties who will build at once. Ad
dress or call on J. R. Rico , No. 110 Main
street , Council Binds.
Happily Joined.
W. H. Ohlemacher , of the Council
Bluffs Axc-handlo company , and a prom
inent member of the Rowing association ,
left last night for Columbus , Miss. , where ,
nt 8:30 : o'clock next Friday night , ho is tc
bo joined in marriage to Miss Mary
Saunders of that city. The marriage
ceremony is to bo strictly privatc.dircctly
after which the newly wedded couple
will leave for Memphis , where they will
make a short visit to the bride's relatives
and then go to St. Louis , arriving in this
city , their fuluro homo , about Oolobor 4.
Mr. Ohlemacher Is a gentleman well
Known in business as well as social cir
cles in this cily , having como hero some
three years ago from Mississippi , tfherc
ho made Iho acquaintance of his fiance.
The bride will receive a warm welcome
from her husband's friends upon hei
arrival.
Now
The following building permits have
been issued by the city clerk recently
under the now building ordinance :
Squlro & Noole. 1 slory brick shop. . . . S 1,200
II. W. Cones , 2 story and basement ]
brick . I j w
H. W. Cones , 1 story and basement f * lWl
brick . j
J.T. Hell. 1 story frame . SOC
11. llorwlch , 1 btory frame . 75C
A. I'onderpast , 1 story frame . bOC
1) . It. Clnrlc , 3 story und basement
biick . . . . . . 1.20C
J. ( iilllnskl , two 1 story frames , each COC
J. II. White , 1 story frame . MX
Margaret Homer , 1 story frame . l.OOC
John J. Stork , lk story brick . 2.00C
.1. U. Campbell , 1 story Ira mo . MX
Peter Ulot 1 story tramo . COC
J. S. J mid , 2 story frame . 2 , "XX
U. S. O'Connor , Istory frame . 45C
M. A. Mctiee , 2 story frame . 5.00C
W. S. Cooper , 1 story frame . l.bOC
William Seideiitopj , 1 story frame. . . . 1,501
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 821 300
List your property with Cooper tS
Judson , No. 120 Main st.
The District Court.
The case of Hazard against the cily 1m :
been decided in favor of Iho cily. In IhU
suit the plaintiff sought to get pay for e
valuable horse which slipped and fell or
the street , breaking a leg. The horse
was valued at $3,000 City Atlornty
Holmes made an able dcfonso , and it is
not ttao first time that ho has been largolj
instrummilal in saving money .for tin
taxpayers.
The Jury in the district court baa been
. . . .
K. -AJ. Auh * * *
excused until the 10th , < 4f October. The
irst case to be tried when ( hey return in
ho Jones murder casij wjilch has been
.rled three times before aud Is getting to
bo rather of a chestnut !
i *
The Sinter's Hospital.
The Sister's hospltdl nas being nr-
anged yesterday for the opening of the
lospltal to-morrow. Thry have leased
the Hawthorn residence , cdrncr of Fourth
street and Eighth avenue until they can
secure a more favorablu and convenient
llaco. The furniture is being put In and
.ho necessary preparations are about
complete. They start in with three or
four patients.
THE FALUEASON
[ laving opened , the time for purchasing
lieavy clothing approaches and every one
wishes to know where to go to get the best
quality for the least money. If you will
INSPECT OUR STOCK
before you purchase elsewhere , you will be
enabled to see about what you can pur
chase your selections for. It will not be
necessary for you to buy of us , we simply
extend vou an Invitation to call and ex
amine the Finest and Best Selected stock
of clothing ever in Council Binds. We
offer for sale a large line of
SAWYER CASHMERES ,
NORTH ADAMS CASHMERE ,
AND BROADBROOK Si LIV
INGSTONE'S CASHMERE
suitsin sack or frock styles. In the hair
lines , silk mixtures , gray mixtures , brown
mixtures , crimson mixtuics , broken plaids
and all the new styles. These to be ap
preciated must be seen. They are neat
nobby goods. We have a fine line of
PRINCE ALBERT
Coats and Vests , ns well as four-button
Cutaways , in all colors. These goods in
cut. fit , finish and 'rimming , arc equal to
the best tailor made goods and we offer
them for Icio than half a tailor could make
them for. Youths' and Children's suits
A SPECIALTY.
We show a fine line of these5 zoods as well
as a full assortment of Uic cjieaper grades
cr bchool 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 of
Neckwear ever in the city. Silk , Alapaca
and Gingham Umbrellas. A full line of
White Shirts , besides Percales , Cheviot
and Flannels of all colors ,
We are here to show goods and trust
the public will favor us by giving us a call
and at least inspect our lines , which we
claim equal to anything ever in this city ,
JOE W. BACHARACH ,
No. 416 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Next Door to The Manhattan.
Star Safe Stabfes and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council Illutrs , Opp Dummy Depot
Horses and mules constantly on hand
for sale at retail or in car load lots.
Orders promptly filled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission
Telephone 114. SHLUTEU &
Opposite Dummy Depot , Counci Ulu ffs
JOUN Y. STONE JACOB 8IHS
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law *
Practice in the State and Federal Cour t
Rooms 7 and S Shugart-Beno Block.
COUNCIL
JV. SCHUltZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Ortico over American Exprnst.
No. 419 BROADWAY
E. 8. BARRETT ,
Justice oi the Peace ,
415 Broadway , Councjl BluflV
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
OFFICER < C PUSEY ,
500 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Established 1657.
Creston 'House ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel in the City
with Fire Escape ,
Electric Call Bells.
Accommodation ! Flr t Clan ,
And Hale * Reasonable
Max Mohn , Proprietor
FREE !
Commencing , Monday ,
Sept. 26th , '
For one trccfc only we will give
A curtain vole with each pair of
citrhtlns sold ,
In order to malic tills sale lively ice
shall cut the prices down on every
thing In thcdrapery department.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CARPET CO. ,
405 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - Iowa
06DEN BOILER WORKS
CARTER & SON , Proprietors.
- JMANUFACTUIIEUS O (
ALL KINDS OF STEAM BOILERS
SHEET IRON WORK
Orders for repairs by mull promptly attenclo
to. Sntlsfiictlon jnmrmitccil. Tenth Arc. ad
joining tlio Ogden Iron Works , Council IlluHi.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
dpeciftl idvertlicmcnta , such u Lost , Found
loLnnn.For Bale , To Kent , Rantf. Boardinr ,
etc. , will bolnMrted In this column t the loir
r to rTKN CENTS PEK LINK ferllioflm Insor-
lonand VIvaCentircrLlnaroreachaubioquent
insertion. Leave advertlsomenU nt our offlco
N < i. U 1'carl ftieut , nu.ir UrouJwaj , Council
Bluffs
WANTS.
\\7AN1T.D A Rlrl for ( foneral houeo work ;
' ' must bo a competent cook ; two In family ;
also woman for child nurse ; German pre
ferred. Amont's Hat , 7th street , nc r Willow
HVC11UO ,
WANTED To buy a few lots cbeap from
tbo owners. CaMi or on time. Address
K. C. , lice ollluo , Council Itlutts.
TO EXOHANOK 1 hnvo u stock of boots anil
shoes. What hnvo you ( rot In exchange'/
For ono week only. C. 4 , liee office , Council
llludrt.
LOST Pair nf jroM-lmnded spectacles. He-
turn to Kellcy'B house , Main Et. and got
reward.
A good iflrl for cook. Apply at
WANTED to Mrs. J. It. McPherson , No. Kil
1'lercc Btroct.
WANTliD-A girl for pcncral housework.
Small family , handy kitchen. 701) ) 8th avo.
FOR SALE--At n btiitrnln , n tlneyounc Ham-
hlctonlun horso. with buugy and harness ,
nearly now. Call at Wcuthcrby's stable or nn
It. A. Dovlne.
fflOH SAfjK A first-class restaurant , best 10-
X' . cation In city. Heated by steam. Water
works , excellent putionugo : range , Ice house ,
kitchen , everyliln ? In llrer-clusg style. Wish to
ecll nn account ot III health. Jalin Allen , Coun
cil lilullg.
FOK SALE Stock nf drugs In central Ne-
biasktu Will Invoice about $1,000. In
quire of Hnrlo , Hass & Co. , Council niutffe , la.
'OR SAIK OK THADE.-For Conncil Hluffi
> property 40,000 acroi of Iowa and Ne
braska land. J. It. lllce , 110 Mam St. Council
muffs. .
ALLEN'S NEW MAP
-OF-
.
foot In Pl7o , colored by addition , fcliowlnp
all lots and sub -dl visions Included In territory
0 miles noith and Eouth by 10i ! miles cast mid
west.
west.PKICE $1O.
Address C. K. ALLEN , Publisher.
REAL ESTATE ,
Vacant Lots , Lands , City liceldcnces and
rnnns. Aero property In western part of city
All fctllliiir cheap.
K. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Uoom C , over Officer tc I'ueey's Bank , Counc
Itlu Us.
Finest Landaus
Coaches and Hacks in City.
WILLIAM .WELCH ,
OFFICES :
No. 418 Broadway The Mar.lnttaj'
Telephone No. 33
Na. 615 Main Street , Telephone No , 9
HOTEL FOR RENT.
The Sutler house in Missouri Valley ; fur
nished first-class thioughout and with a
large business established. Will be rented
on liberal terms to responsible parties. Call
on or address. HUGH PERCY ,
Missouri Valley.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Amber ,
TortoiseShell
etc.Hair On
nnments , ns
well as tlio
newest nov
elties in hair
poods.
Hair peed a
madcto order
Mri. C. L. Gillette
29 Mr.iu St. , Council JUutfe. Iowa. Out
of town work HOllciteil , and all mail
orders promptly attended to.
DARKNESS BROTHERS ,
4O1
itr
h
Fall Goods , * i
NEW GOODS ,
BEAUTIFUL GOODS ,
GOOD VALUE and CHEAP.
- > !
CALL and SEE THEM } * f
We have now In stock our new purchase * in Silks , Dress Goods , Under'
wear , Flannel * , Domestic * , etc. , etc. Headquarters for
CARPETS
And OIL CLOTHS
We have the largest selection and finest pattern * of carpets in the city ot
the west. They comprise
Axminster ,
Moquettes ,
Body Brussels ,
Tapestry Brussels ,
Three-ply Ingrain ,
Matting ,
Rugs Etc. Etc
, . , ,
We shall be pleased to meet and showoitr customer * tlicse new and clio
fabrics. Do not forget the place.
HARKNESS BROS. ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
THE AUTOMATIC TRUNK
Deals them nil
for Sample Trunks
and discs , Theatri
cal and Tourists'
Trunks. Dontfail
to sco it. The
Ladies' Favorite.
Tills : mU all other
kinds ot Trunks
and Cases manu
factured by
Zimmerman &
Young Bros.
And sold at whole
sale and retail.
Two carloiuls on
hand tit
512 Itroiuiwny
Council Blu fTs , Iowa
Send for Circulars and Prices.
BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OF
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to
call on us.
Inurnment * Tuned and Repaired. We never fall to give untlHrncllon ,
Over 2O year * ' 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 , FIRST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and
ALL MODERN CONVENIEN CES !
Regular : Boarders : : Iteduced : : Rates.
NO. 336 & 338 Broadway , council' Bluffs.
7. F. BRITT M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
NO. 007
MYNSTER STREET. COUNCIL BLUrFS.
FINE MILLINERY.
HEW I/IL STYLES OPEN ,
14 IS DOUGLAS ST. , . - - OMAH