6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 1. 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
dFPICB NO. 12 , PKAltlj STHICKT.
Delivered by carrier In any part of the city at
twenty cents per week.
H. Vf TILTOK , . . . Manager.
TKLKPJIONKS :
JJtJsmr.Kfl Orncr. , No. 4JJ.
NlOHT KlllTOH NO. 20.
MINOR MENTION.
tf . Y. Plumbing Co.
Roller , tailor , Full goods chenp.
"LHtlo Dossl" The best 5c cigar In
the city. Troxoll Bros. , agcntn.
The Pall Mall club will glvo thdlr
tponlnp ; party of the season nuxt week.
Look at the display window at the
Domestic oillco , 105 Main btruut. It IB u
beauty.
November 7 Is now fixed upon ns tbe
flato for opening the wtigon pui-t of the
Union Pacific bridge.
Elder J. Lamburt will preach at
Baints church this evening at 7:45 :
o'clock. . Public cordially invited.
An Omaha laundry firm him leased
the two Btory btoro at 380 Broadway for
three years , and take possession in u
few days.
There will he a meeting of the \Vhito
Shield or .Social Purity society at the
parlors of the Baptist church Thurbday
afternoon at it o'clock.
The policemen's ball will bo given at
the Masonic hall on Thanksgiving
night. No pains will be spared to make
it one of the greatest bocial events ol
the season.
Marriage licenses were issued ycstcr-
Qay to MuiKjuito Gregolis and
Aumiziata Sod ini , both of Omaha , and
to Daniel Frunklin and Jennie Leo ,
both of this city.
A six-year-old daughter of Charlej
Bloomer , on upper Broadway , fell intc
a cistern ycbtonhiy morning , but \viit
fortunately seen and rebelled without
( ustaining much injury.
That portion of Fiftli avenue between
Fourth street and Main street is being
prepared for paving. That avenue will
probably bo paved cast of Pearl street
[ n the next season. It ought to be , foi
It is one of the most important streets in
Iho city.
J. H. Keatlcy hits commenced divorce
proceedings to secure a legal separation
irom his wife , Mrs. M. J. Keatloy , U
whom ho was married in Blair county
Pennsylvania , in 18iO. ( In his petition
ho claims that in 1873 she deserted hin
Mid moved into another state.
Miss Sarah W. Iloagland died yester
day morning from ulccration of the
stomach , at the residence of her brother
F. K. Hoagland,610 South Tenth street
The deceased wasborn in Union county
Now Jersey , and was fifty-nine years o
Rgo. The funeral will take place at K
o'clock this morning from her late real
donee.
The proposed plan of the Y. M. C. Ate
to establish a well equipped gymnasiun
and fit up bath rooms is meeting will
much encouragement. Over fifty namei
have already been secured , and the secretary
rotary , Harry Curtis , expects to huv <
the desired two hundred in about twi
weeks. Another month will probabl ;
see everything in running order.
S. E. Maxon is circulating a potitioi
among the property owners on Ilarrisoi
street to have that thoroughfare pavei
this fall , elbe the heavy fall rains wil
wash out the present work bb as to cntai
' extra and unnecesbary expense if th
work is loft until spring for completion
This work was ordered done by th
common council , along with a lot (
other paving , but lack of funds has pr <
vented the completion of the worl
This action is taken as an economi
measure as well as ono of convenicnc
to those most interested.
A number of ladies had a wicrd Ha
lowo'on party last evening at the hous
No 717 Fh-st avenue , out of which Mi
and Mrs , Jossolyn just moved ycsterda'
having taken a residence across tl :
street. The parlors thus vacant wei
filled last night by a merry gatherin
of maiddns fair , who tripped the ligl
fantastic to the music given by a lom
Bomo violinist the only masculine pe :
inittcd within the sacred precinct
The usual Hallowe'en suporstitioi
wore sprortivcly entered into by tl
maidens.
Overtoil's mission was crowded Sui
day night. It is planned to keep up tl
meetings every night this week als
The church , formerly occupied by tl
United Brethren , has been purchase
and is being moved to the lot now occ
plod by the mission. This will give i
creased room , and will bo ready for n
panoy by a week from now. It is tl
intention to maintain these meetings
undenominational in their charactc
and an effort will bo made to get tl
several pastors of the city to condu
services there from time to time.
The city council meets this ovcnii
for the special purpose of opening bi
for grading 'Broadway to the rive
There wore some bids received on tli
work some time ago , but they were t
jcctod , as two of the three bid wore u
accompanied by bonds , and bo the whc
of them wore rejected , and a readvc
tisomont had , the now bids to bo in
noon to-day. There are two Bopani
bids asked for , ono for the grading ei
of Twenty-fifth street , the other for t
grading west of that. If the bids a
reason able the council will doubtlcbs 1
the work to-night.
Hallow'en has for years been an am
versary of mischief-making for the beef
of this city especially. Few cities ha
Buffered more from the pranks of tl
event than has Council Blufi's. T
sport has boon carried so far that
ceased to bo sport and became an utt
recklebsucbs and entire- disregard i
the property or rights of individun
Gates and signs have become comm
property , and , not content with can
ing these off , the boys , some of a ratli
largo growth , liuyo gone so far as to (
btroy property , tip over out buildii
and cause , in some cases , serious da
ngo. Last night there wore extra ]
licemen put on duly in order to prove
if possible , this riotous observance
the night.
Self rising buckwheat , fourteen co
a package , two for twenty-live cei
Troxoll Bros.
OVKIICOATINGS !
Greatly reducedln price so you cans :
$10.00 to $15.00 on u coat , far bettor r
cheaper than you can buy ready ma
Keitcr. the Tailor ,
No. S10 Broadwnj
Mrs. II. Leo , 1123 Upper Broadw
Dressmaking and Bowing in priv
families.
Silk , Swiss , Brussels , Notti
ham lace and dr-apory curtains in gr
variety. Council Bmflfu Carpet Co. ,
Broadway.
Best mince . meat , three pounds
twenty-flvo cents. Troxell Bros.
' Every ono making a cash purchas
25 cents' at T. D. King & Co's. ci
Btoro gets a chnnco in the annual pi
drawing. Twenty elegant prizes.
. * . *
List your property with Cpopoi
Judson , No. 1.0 Main et.
.
Starch , ' seven cents per pound , 'tli
wounds for twenty cents , at Tro
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
A Now Term of Court With Judge
Loofbourow Presiding.
A CONFIDENT ANTI-PROHIB.
What It CoMH to Ilun the City An
Kipcnsivc Hpnrk From a Loco
motive Snenk Thieves Indulge
In liurglnrjr.
Opening of Court.
The November term of the district
court opens to-day , Judge Loofbourow
presiding. The bar docket contains 764
cases , and makes quite Iv portly volume.
Of this number there are thirty-seven
criminal cases ; 803 equity cases , and 410
law. The liquor prosecutions cause the
number of cases to be swelled greatly ,
there being about a hundred 01 these.
There is the usual number of divorces ,
fourteen.
The following are the grand jurors
drawn : W. B. Hied , Kane ; O. II.
Lucas , Lewis ; Win. Schooning , Wash
ington ; /onus Brown , Nuola ; Henry
Ribhton , York ; Hugh Prltchard , Knox ;
J. R. McRno. Garner ; W. S. Thorp ,
Carson ; K. Walker , Bolknap ; John
Kemer , Mlnden ; S. R. McKlhiney ,
Boomer ; A. B. Smith , Boomer.
The petit jurors are : J. G. Wilson ,
Kane ; M. W. Clark , Kane ; B. T. Con
nor , Kane ; F. S. Halliday , Kane ; J. C.
Medlar , Kane ; L. Swcringen , Kane ;
Gco. Fairiimn , Kane ; T. S. Smith ,
Kane ; C. It. Mitchell , Kane ; Chas.
Shcrraden , Kane ; A. Rittur , Kane ; A.
Noack , Kane ; F. B. Kost , Kane ; A. S.
Carter , Washington ; Daniel McCune ,
Boomer : J. R. Willmott , Neola ; L. A.
Hatswell , Grove ; J. 11. Hough , Ha/el
Dell ; Joe Thomas , Minden ; Isaac
Walker , Rockford ; John McGill ,
Boomer ; R. U. Galloway , Silver Creek ;
Fred Haskins , Garner ; E. Plook , Car
son.
son.II.
II. Eiscman & Co. are offcringbig bar
gains in dress goods this week. Set
their ad. in another column.
Fine white clover honey , eighteen
cents per pound tit Troxell Bros.
Mesdamcs McKune , Oblinger and
Froynor will give n party on Friduj
night of the present week in honor ol
Misa Hcnkol , of Goshen , Ind. Aboul
UUO pei-bons will bo invited.
Not Frightened Ity Klnes.
"What about it now ? " was the qucrj
fired by a BKE reporter at ono of tin
most prominent of those engaged ii
lighting the prohibition law.
"It's all right. The bullions won't be
closed in Council Bluffs. Those wh <
stick right to it , and who carry theii
cubes to the bupreme court will be al
right. ! never was more confident ii
my life about anything. I'm no lawyer
but I know what the best lawyers in thi
btato think about it , and I've been get
ting thoroughly posted. I wouldn't bi
taking the chances I am if I wasn't jus
as biu-o of coming out nil rignt as I an
of being alive. "
"You don't have much hope this sidi
of the United States bupreme court , d
you ? "
"Well , no , not very much , but I tel
you when the cases are reached ther
you will bee what I'm telling you is t-c
It looks to reason. A democratic presi
dent is not going to put anybody but
democratic justice on the bench. Th
court stands four against four on thi
question , and what will the new man do
Hero is republican Kansas and republican
can Iowa , both prohibition , now do yo
think ho will go ahead and help proh :
bition ? Not by u long sight. Ho wi
bo against it , first , last and all the tirni
When these cases come up you will fin
them kicked over the fence in a hurri
There is no doubt but that the law :
unconstitutional in some respects , an
the supreme court will decide bo yo
SCO. "
"But isn't it a littio dangerov
monkeying with the buzz saw while yo
are waiting for the supreme court 1
throw the bolt olT , and btop tli
machinery11" !
"Dangerous ? How so ? Suppose the
fine a follow. What then ? Ho sure ]
has got some right to appeal , and ha\
his case reviewed by some higher com- '
Ho can't bo kept from asking the Unite
States supreme court from considerin
the matter can he ? That's all there
to it. If I wasn't so sure as to what tl
supreme court will do , I might think
dangerous , but I'm dead certain the la
will bo knocked endways. It ibii
reasonable , and _ the supreme court , wil
democrats holding the club , ain't goiti
to make it a pot. No , I'm sure she's u
right. I don't ' got it from the lawyo
who are hero , but I've got it from othi
good authority , and I know what I'
talking about. "
Ono thousand head of ono , two at _
three-year-old steers for sale. Willgi1
credit to reliable parties. Enquire
A. J. Grconamayer , 023 Mynstcr si
telephone 121.
Raisins London layers , cighte <
cents per pound at Troxell Bros.
Wads worth , Etnyro < fc Co. , 23G Ma
street , make reliable abstracts of pro
crty in Pottawattamio county.
The Police Hound Uj > .
Fines were assessed quite rapidly
the police court yesterday mornin
Frank Mercer , W. A. Brown and The
doro Brown all pleaded guilty of boil
drunk and disturbing the peace , ai
were taxed S9.GO each. For want of tl
wherewithal to liquidate the claims
the law , thev wore returned to jail.
William 1-Sllis was charged $8.10 foi
simple drunk.
J. Drummond was fined $17.70 f
carrying concealed weapons and d
turbing the peace.
tsS. The cases of John King , J. McGn
S. and Frank McBride for larceny Iron
building in the night time were r
ready , but will comO'iip to-day. T
articles stolen wcro ovoi coats , whi
, - '
-e were taken from' Noumayer's hotel a
id
o. from Bell Clover's place.
J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money
D"Lct Her Go Gallagher , " "Lit
y.to Boss. " Best live cent cigar in the ci
to Troxoll Bros. , agents.
1'aiits ! Pants ! 1
at Just received , n largo now stock
05 pants goods.-on which special barga !
are now olTored , at present reduc
prices. 'Pants made to order can bo h
or as cheap as ready mado.
Roller , the Tailor ,
No. 310 Broadway
of
Crooks nt AVork Again.
ar
zo Burglars were busy in the. city Suiu
night. They entered three stores
Wes.t Broadway , ' but did not mink
very largohaul , At.'E. 'Jil. . Hubbai
they obtained a few cigars. . llcn'ry 1
'CO ' long does not miss'anything , but 1
Rupcli is'out about $75.orl80. Entrai
was obtained by breaking out git
Tholr work indicates them to bo more
of the sneak thief than of the profes
sional burglar. It is a noticeable fact
that there are more burglaries in the
city during the full moon than at any
other time. Why it is so isyet to be ex
plained. In thiscaso the light-fingered
gentry loft no clue to their identity.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
Down Comforts and Sofa Pillows.
Down and feathers in bulk. Council
Bluffs Carpet Co. , 405 Broadway.
A Illtf Prize For You I
A combination sewing machine and
writing desk worth $75.00 and a $15.00
Moo.uctto rug. all for ONE DOLLAII.
One hundred tickets will bo sold at # 1
each. Drawing to take place Nov. 10th.
This is a square deal. Call at "Domes
tic office , 105 Main st. , and see.
The Clty'H HxpciiNPB.
City Auditor Kinnohan has completed
the report of the city's expenditures for
October.
General fund . I Ir,2i.40
Police niul marslinl . lirj.iti
Streets mitl alleys . IKO.IO
Kire department . Tuo.IO
City engineer's department . ii-J-l.lO
Gns anil street Ininpt . SJt'S.iH ' )
Printing unil supplies . ) .V.ir >
Intel section . IJO.VIO
Police cash fund . ( CIV IT
Total . ? .VTUH ;
There were special levies for ! -o\\cr
intersections , f l.oJKi.27.
Special grading assessment , .f 2.000.
Sinch March 15 the expenditures have
boon :
General fund . J .VOjri.ai
1'olk'o mid innrslml . l.'J'.Hl.Ml
Streets tint ! alloys . -V.iW.M )
Flru department . -UUvni
City engineer's department . ' ( I'.Ki.-JH
( iiis anil stieet lamps . -J..lll.i'li '
Printing anil supplies . I , Mil. 4.1
Damages and condemnation . 1,1 17.117
I 'ark . ' 'JMI.IH :
Library . ] , -J'ir. II' '
Intel sections ofewers . Mi'JU.Ti
Special puvinp assessment . 'J.iilN.tVI
Special grading assessment . "vVJO.iV ;
Intersection grading . l.s.Vt.i (
Police cash fund . 7,111'ti.V. '
Water rent . Ki.iHHl.di
Sewer district No. 2 . .1,115.7 :
Indian creek ditch . J.'tKi.tV :
Old sewer .
Total
The finest line of pon-pons , bannei
rods , banner ornament.etc. . , in tlu
city at "Domestic" ollice , 105 Mail
street.
Look out for BIG BARGAINS in Call
fornia fruits next Saturday at Tro.xel
Bro's.
Ijitcrary and Social.
If you want to have a good time am
spend the evening profitably , attend tin
Y. M. C. A. literary and social to b <
held this evening at 8 o'clock.
I'ltOUIIAMMl : .
instrumental Music Miss Ploiniii
Ko.uliiiK Joseph Well
Convention lmi > rt-ssions of
"Thu Leuilei s" W. P. Oftli-c
"The Hiblo Work" H. Cuiti
"Tho Youii } ? Men's riui viiiW. . S. Homo
"The Farowoll" W. A , Gooln-in
tfOCMI. INTJ.IOIIsMOV.
Music Miss Kluniiii
"Why I Am a Politli-lun" ' . .T. Hiivln-
Select KcailiuB 1'rof. Carothoi
The Clock K\hllltioii.
There will bo on exhibition for fou
days at H30 Broadway near Berhtle'
hotel , commencingto-inorrowafternooi :
ono of the greatest mechanical clock
over put on exhibition in this country
The clock occupies a space of 200 cubi
feet , has 2(15 ( wheels , 122 moving figure :
and pendulum. The New York Worl
of July 2 ! > , 1880 , bays :
"This clock was brought froi
Germany in December of h\bt year an
is the greatest invention of the preset
day. Among the things which . '
represents are the four generation ;
boven heathen gods , twelve signs (
the Zodiac , twelve apostles , fourbea.son
moon , globe , btars , etc. It must be .see
to be appreciated. It is probably tli
nearest approach to perpetual mutio
thathas ever been achieved. Admisbio
only 10 cents.
Itroke a I cg.
Harry , son of George A. .Kcolini
met with a painful accident Sunda ;
As ho was riding a Broncho on tippi
Broadway , the animal slipped on tl
wet paving and fell across the rider
leg , breaking the largo bone just alxn
the ankle. Dr. Lacey was called to 1-1
duce the fracture and put the youn
man in a fair way of recovery. lie wi
lot horses alone for the next few wcel
and try crutches for a change.
It IH Sui-priMtig ! !
But n fact. You can get an elegant u :
bolstered rocker , spring scat and cni
for nothing , 105 Main St.
A Costly Jpnrk.
About $3,000 worth of property b
longing to Matthias Blumenstoin , nci
the Northwestern roundhouse , went i
in smoke Sunday evening. A pnssir
engine is supposed to have started tl
fire , which was first discovered in a hi
stack. A barn , granary and carriti }
house were destroyed. The -fire dopai
meat was early on hand , but was unab
to do much on account of scarcity
water. The property was insured in tl
London , Liverpool and Globe for $2,5J (
E. II. Shcafo loans money on chatt
security of every description. Priva
consulting rooms. All business strict
confidential. Oillco , 500Broadway , co
nor Main street , up stairs.
Personal I'nraKrupliH.
F. P. Ryei-bon , of Spencer , la. , was
the Kiel house yesterday.
Judge Reed , of the supreme coin
spent Sunday at homo in this city.
Gcorgo Whitehead and T. P. W
Hams , of Oakland , la. , were hero yi
torday.
J. A. Frnzlor , of Silver City , spp
r Sunday night in the city , return ! )
homo yesterday
Hon. John T. Cain , rcpresontati
from Utah , stopped at his cousin's ,
Huntington , as ho passed through t
city yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Rees , of the Broadwi
Methodist church , left yesterday f
Shenandoah , to attend the district co
fcrenco , which will bo in session un
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Adams loft for her homo
Michigan yesterday morning , after
visit of several weeks with her son , ' .
J. Adams , of the Wells , Fargo expri
company in this city.
Mrs. Conrad Goleo was reported yi
terday as somewhat better , althoui
her condition is still serious. Anoth
operation was performed Sunday , i
lioving her at least temporarily.
Mr. D. Hoist is arranging to take 1
family to California to spend the winti
Ho expects to start with them nc
week , uut will return to look after t
Kiel hotel , leaving the family the
until spring.
m P. J. and' August Boysen have i
'
turned from their' father's' funeral
n Clinton. The deceased had been a n ;
dent of thisBtato for eighteen years , t
o- last.threcyof which were spent with 1
r. [ bons-.in this. city.
L-0,1 William H. Ohloimichor , manager
is. I the Council Bluffs handle factory jwill
to Missouri this week lo purchase tim
ber for the manufacture of handles.
The supply hn junt been oxhausted.nml
the works will bo compelled to Ho idle
until the new stock arrives.
Rev. Mr. DeLong and wife ImAo re
turned from Shenundoah , where he has
boun supplying the ptilpit for two Sun
days past. They will remain with
friends here for a time , being now the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harkness.
"What i homo without a mother ? "
Whv it is about as conifortloss as a man
tle-piece In winter time without a bottle
of Dr. Bull's Cough .Syrup.
Tic douloureux or neuralgia can bo
permanently cured by the use of Salva
tion Oil. Price 25 cents.
FIVE REMARKABLE MEN.
How the Cane of Iho Anni-c-hUlN "Was
Presented to the Supreme Court.
Washington correspondent Philadel
phia Record : Five remarkable looking
men were the counsel for the anarch
ists as they stood waiting for Justice
llarlan on Friday morning before the
closed door of the supreme court consul
tation room , down in the basement of
the eapitol. There wax , first of allCen-
eral Ben Butler , of Massachusetts-
litlle balder , a little blindm- and a good
deal fuller than usual. He looked bet
tor than he has for a longtiinu.altliougli
IIP does get grayer and pulller every
year. Friday morning ho looked as
though ho had just stepped olT tin1
America's deck \\ith the breath of the
sea still in his no-trils. His bad eye
winked as though the salt ' pray was Hy
ing in it. and he kept his mouth shut
tiylit as a set-olT. Butler looks in I ! guru
ami attitude very niui-h like Bcecher.
and with nil his1 good clothes and his
boutonnii-i-e * can novel-hope to look ele-
gnnt. Hon. John Randolph Tucker is a
vt'i-v line looking man. and on Friday
hn looked particularly well. His thick ,
silky , velvety hair had been freshly
trimmed , his ruddy faoe newly shaven. ,
and ho wore a now suit , and his double
glasses , and could not well have been
improved upon. General Roger A.
Pryor looks liku John Wilkes Booth.
Ho must have a hundred
wrinkles in his clean shaven face.
his thoujrhts have seemingly been
registered there instead of in his brain.
His long , black hair and his big lower
lip. with his piercing , sparkling eyes ,
give his face an eerie look , sometliiiig
like Mr. Kdwnrd Hjdo's. Black and
Solomon , the Chicago counsel , anas
striking in appearance aihoir more
di tinguUheu associates. Black , who
is n brother of the commissioner of pen-
-ions , looks verv much like him except
that he is a littio taller a large , uell-
formed , good-looking man with gray
hair. Solomon , is a little , lithe , pock
marked , benrdlesJew. . with the thick ,
black hair and thei curved , prominent
nose of his race. Before them stood a
meek. Ittllc side-whiskered court mes
senger , keeping the door. Behind
them stood a scoru of newspapermen
and law.MM-s. .lu--t"'ilt the moment when
everybody had shifted from one foot to
the other for thu tenth time the big ,
broad. lee c-jointcd form of Kontuekj's
ropre-entntivo in tin-supremo court'of
the United State * tiled up the vista
doixn thu corridor. As he came nearer
the waiting little eiowd sx\v that he hud
on his old clothes , and his big. white
necktie and llaring collar about his big
red neck as usual , with a big umbrella
under his left arm and a new cane
under his right. "Good morning ,
gentlemen , ' ' lie said , in his hollow
bass , nodding hi--great head right and
left. "Shall I let them in , sir , " said
the small doorkeepcr.looking up to him
with marked deference. "C'ortainl.i ,
certainly ; walk in , gentlemen , " said
.lustico llarlan.an he strode before them
into the quaint littio room with its curi
ous alcove * , taking otT his hat as ho
crossed the lhve.ihold.und bo giving full
\ iew of his splendid head , which , alas ,
glows balder and balder. Ho did not
take oft his overcoat , however , as he
felt the need of ollieial robes' , 1 suppose ,
and at any rate knew that the proceed
ings would bo very brief. He sat down
at the head of the consultation tablein
vited the counsel to sit down at its sido.s ,
which all did except Solomon , who ,
with true Chicago modesty , stood up in
the rear and drew a page or two of legal
cap from his pocket. Then ho said :
"Gentlemen , I have a memorandum
here which I want to read"and ho read
the statement sending the application
to the full bench. Of course , there was
nothing for counsel to do but to go up
stairs to the supreme court-room , get
out their printed briefs , which they had
reufly , and wait until the court would
meet , at noon. Thou Pryor , whoso elo
cution and gesticulation are on Iho Law
rence Barrett order , presented the up
plication fora writ ol error in an argu
ment which the court cut down jusl
about one-half by pertinent questions ,
much to Pryor's inward disappointment
A very little of such oratory as his goes
a long way with our present supreme
court. Business is business with it , and
the fewer frills the better.
An ordinary sore throat should not be
neglected , as it may develop a Boriou'
and dangerous character , use Dr. J. II
McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. 2- '
cents a bottle.
Hank Monk'n Kpltnph.
The monument subscribed for by the
citizens of Nevada to Hank Monk , tin
famous stage driver , whoso body lies ii
a lonely defile in the Colorado moun
tains , near the Clear Creek road , wil
bear these words :
; HANK MONK ,
; The Whitest , Biggest Hcaited and Best
; Known Stage Driver of the West ,
; Who was Kind to All and Thought 111 of
; None.
f Ho lived in u Strange Kra and w.is a
; Hero ,
; And the Wheels of His Coach arc Now
; Kinging on Golden Streets.
KnorinoiiH
of thirty tons is given to every cake o
Cashmere Bouquet toilet soap. It out
lasts all others' .
JOHN V. STOVE. JACOU SIMM
STONE & SIMS ,
'
y rI I Attorneys at Law ,
Practice In the State and Federal Courts. Olllc
n Kooms 7 and 8 Shusurt-Heno lllock , Council
a lilutld , loua.
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FINEST LANDAUS :
Coaches and Hacks in the City.
it-
l10' WILLIAM.WELCH.
10' . .
Is. OFFICES :
I No. 416 Broadway-The Manhattan. '
Of I . \ . Telephone No.3
,0I No. CIS Main StrMt , Telephone Ko ; , '
PEOPLE'S
STORE
Is Drawing Crowds
Their Elegant Stock
AND
LOW PRICES
DO IT.
Special Bargains
For This Week in
Combination
DRESS
PATTERNS ,
Allofonr$45 Jwts Pattern * go
'or $ ZX.
All of our $35 Vi-css Pattern * gofer
for $2O.
Ail of our $25 Dress Patterns < to
'or $ Ui.W.
All of our 980 Dress Patterns gofer
for 914 ,
All of our fJS Dress Patterns gofer
for * IV.
All of our $15 Dress Patterns gofer
for $1O.
All of our $12 Dress Patterns gofer
for # V.
All of our 91O Dress Patterns gofer
for $ < i.
Be sure anil be on liand early , as
as at these prices these beautiful
goods will go f fiat.
We huae over 1OOO of these Com
bination Suits to select from.
CLOAKS ,
WRAPS
and SUITS
This W.
Hundreds of new styles added to
our stock every dag. No house in
Ihe west can show you such a com
plete assortment as we can , and
fully 33 per cent you will save by
buying Cloa1sfrom us.
Each and every department in
our house will have SPECIAL
BARGAINS this week , lie sure
and call at the GREAT MONEY
SAVING STORE , where you will
always get good treatment and the
best goods for the money.
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BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - . - la.
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Mall orders solicited. ' Samples
' . ' '
'tent on application
Pyramid of Modern Time !
4O1
1111001
4 Hundred 1
Four 100 and 1 |
L. L. 51 19 31
100x101x100x100-401
* Amt.
$100xlO-$10-The
saved on every $10O by
dealin'g at 1O4 algebriac
equation : Let A-401 and ex
q z , m e-what our competi
tors say. Result : Go to 4O1
for Fall Goods , Silks , Dress
Goods , Underwear , Flannels ,
Carpets , Oil Cloths , Axminster ,
Moquettes , Body Brussels , Tap
estry Brussels , Three-ply Ingrain
Matting , Rugs , &c. , &c. , &c. , &c. , &c.
4 = 01 BKO .IDTXr-A
Harkness Bros
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
KM and 822 Mnln Strcet.Council Itltiirp.Iowa.
Ogden Boiler Works
CARTER & SON , Prop's.
Manuf ftcturcrf of
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Orders by moll for repairs promptly attended
to. Satisfaction guaranteed. ] 0th Avenue. Ad
dress Ogden Iron Works , Council lllulls , Iowa.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs , ,
Only Hotel In the City with Fire Es
cape. Electric Call Bells.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable ,
MAX MOHN , Proprietor.
FINLEY BURKE ,
Attorney - at - Law.
Second Floor Drown nulldlnff ,
IIB FEJAK.IJ STK.BBJT ,
COUNCIL BLUFI'S , . . . . IOWA
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
ndvcrtkumciits , such as Lost.Fonnd ,
SPECIAL , 1'or Salt1 , To Kent , Wants , Hoarding ,
etc.nlllbc Inserted In this column at the low
ratoofTKN CUNTS I'KK LINK for the nrct In
sertion and Five Cents I'ur Line for each subse
quent Insertion. Leave advertisements lit our
olllce No. 12 Pearl Street , near Uroadway , Couu-
ell Illulla. Iowa.
WANTS.
A peed dlnlngroom gill ; al o n
WANTED at Home Itt-stiuiruiit , 1M7 Jlioad-
way.
STOCK Cows , calves nnd llvo stock
LIVE . Will trade forty acres of land for
live stock. Good title and warranty deed.
Apply to Horace Everett , Council llluffa , la.
TTTOU KKNT An elKh room house centrally
J.1 located. KiMiulieoMV. T. Cole , Wt Itarl
street.
TJ10K HENT Houses and furnished rooms. J.
-P It. Davidson. W Fifth avenuu.
mOEXCirANGK rorCounrlllllulTs or Omaha
JL property , a retail stock of boots and shoes ,
unt , Hwu. Call at store. No. TO8 Drouths uy ,
or ildiess It. Martin , Council UluQX lowu.
T710K SALE Second-hand Columbia bicycle
J } very cheap , fci-lnch , ajt Uce ol ce.
hundred thousand dollars to loan on
ONR estate and chattels by F. J. Day , M
Pearl st.
lots and acre property for sale by
BUILDINU '
F. J. Day , ifJ Pearl at.
SALE OK T/lAPE-For Council IllulM
property , 40,000 acrea of Iowa and Ne-
liraxVa laud. J. It. Rico , 110 Main nt. , Council
Ululfd. '
"Clou KENT A finely furnished front room.
, X ? first floor , In' private residence near court
bouse , Water In room , lighted and heated.
J.arL'o clostt. . llefer nc 8 required. .
FINE MILLINERY }
NEW FALL STYLES OPEN ,
1514 DOUGLAS STREET , . . . OMAHA
Real Estate
Vacant Lots , Lands , City Res <
idences and Farms. |
Aero Property In western part of the city. AI
belling cheap. '
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent/ /
Itoora 5 , over Ofllcer & rusoy's Hank , Counci
H I own.
Star Stables and Mule Yard
liroailu ay , Council Dluffs , Opp. Dummy Dcpo
Horses and mules constantly on liuiul , tot
sain at retail or In car lonil lots. I
Onlya promptly tilled by contract on short
notice ; ,
Stock sold on commission.
Telephone 114. BOIII.UTKK & I10I.EV.
Opposite Dummy Depot , Council Itluffs.
TWO
Trotting - Stallions
FOR SALE CHEAP !
STANDARD , UNDUlt HULK 0.
WADE GARY , Council Bluffs ,
E. 3. BARNETT ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
415 Sroai 47 , Council Bluffs.
Hefcis to any bank or buslnes house In the city
Collections a specialty.
'
OFFICER & PUSEV ,
BANKERS
COO Jlroodway , Council IlltHM , Iowa. Kfctabllahei ]
1NJ7.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peac&
Office Over American F.cpre , No. 1W
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