THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ' G , 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFI-'ICIJ NO. 12 , I'KAItn 8TUKKT
Delivered l > y carrier In any part of the city at
t cnty centH ji r eek.
II. W TJI.TON , . . . Manager.
K , No. 43.
NlflllT KlUTAll * NO. SI.
MINOR MKNT10N.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Holler , tailor , Fall goods chcnp.
Sec ( Jhnpmnn's picturusforChrlHtmas.
St. Album * lodge No. 17 oluot olllcurs
IhiH ovoning.
Squire Scliurlillud out bovunty-six
pciiHion pupor.1 yesterday.
The lire ( Icpiirtinuiit took their exor
cise Hushing sewers yoHterdtiy.
The Chuutiuuun ] Htorury society held
Its regular meeting last ovoning.
Three plnnos were shipped to Oscoola ,
Neb. , yesterday by the Mueller Music
Co.
Co.The
The board of trustees of the institu
tion for the deaf and dumb meet to-day
for regular business.
The police ran in George Johnson for
assault and battery , and O. Gilmore for
disturbing the peace last evening.
Tire postollleo force dined at the homo
of Mr. and Airs. O. W. ! ' . Satier , on
Sunday , there being llfleoii of these
guests.
The water wortcs compiiny are paint
ing the hydrants , and they will no
longer be mistaken at a distance for
hitching posts.
The four-yenr-old son of John Aiten ,
of Harrison street , died of membranous
vroup Sunday morning. Tlio funeral
will take place at U o'clock to-day.
Marriage licenses wore yesterday to
William II. l iles and Alice U. De-
Lorinu , of this county , and 1'eterNelhon
and Olivia Carlson , both of Council
UlulTs.
The meal tickets returned to the city
auditor for meals served in the city
jail during the month of November
numbered t8. This is considerably
less than the average.
The case of Scott Williams vs. Kd.
Rothery , of Omaha , was called in the
fcuperior court vehterday. A jury was
cmpannelled , and the court adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning.
The Council BlulTs Abstract , Guaran
tee and Trust company will put ton men
lit work in the recorder's olllco this
morning. It will take until January 1 ,
1888 , to got their books in order for
business.
The need of a new city directory is
becoming more apparent daily. The
lastono is correct in some cases , but it
keeps the user in a chronic state of un
certainty in a game of hit or miss , with
the chances largely in favor of the
latter.
Mr. W. W. Chapman is contemplating
moving his place of business to Broad
way in the early spring , his trade hav
ing outgrown his present quarters. To
reduce his slock ho oilers special bar
gains during the holidays. See his ad
elsewhere.
Mrs. 11. R. Roberts died Sunday
night lit 120(1 ( Fourth street from the ef
fects of a cancer. Her home was in De
troit , but she was being treated by Dr.
Uice , of this city. Her father , Thomas
E. Roberts , of Missouri Valley , is hero
making arrangements for the funeral.
The Harmony mission social that hud
to bo postponed last week on account of
the weather will take place thisovening
at the residence of Mr. J. Bell , Stuts-
man street. Music and refreshments
will bo the order of the evening. The
public are invited , strangers always
welcome.
The grand jury before adjourning
made its usual report favorable to the
condition of the county jail. They did
'
not attempt to turn the big iron'cage. .
Had they done so their report might
have been condensed into two or three
words , nnil those words emphatic but
not Haltering.
The plumbing work nl the gymnasium
was begun yesterday. Water will bo
run in from Main street and sewer con
nections made with Broadway. The
room will bo supplied with bath rooms ,
water closet , etc. , located in the south
end , also u dressing room and the other
essentials of such places. The ap
pliances for furnishing the room are ex
pected to arrive daily.
The readers of the BKE will remem
ber the sensational attempt to run a
herd of cattle across the river from the
Iowa side into Nebraska the latter part
of October. It is now stated thai the
grand jury of Momma county has in
dicted the participants , and there
promises to bo some still spicier devel
opments. There are a great many
thousand dollars involved in the con
troversy outside of the criminal prose
cution.
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Insure with Wadsworth , Etnyro & Co.
Personal
Mr. II. Hollis , of Omaha , was in the
city yesterday , calling upon frjonds.
Charles Haldune has been in Cedar
Rapids on legal business for the past few
days.
days.Warren
Warren Hough and .T. A. Pratt , of
Crescent City , were in the BlulTs yes
terday.
K/ra Kendall and his "Pair of Kids"
party wore registered at the Ogden yes
terday.
Superintendent "E. A. Buchanan , of
the Wabash , came up yesterday from
Stanbury.
W. M. Potter , of Nebraska City , wns
buying holiday stock ofV. . W. Chap
man yesterday.
J. It. Buchanan , of Missouri Valley ,
general passenger agent of the Sioux
City road , was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. F. Thickstun has returned
from Missouri Valley , where she has
been for about six weeks , being detained
there by illness.
T. J. Hartwcll , Oakland ; M. Hewitt ,
Red Oak ; J. B. Christian , Hamburg ,
and O. K. Paddock , Pereival , wore reg
istered at the Bcchtolo yesterday.
C. W. Strucker , DCS Moines ; Mrs. E.
G. Atnoult and daughter , Red Oak ; K.
R. Voorhecs , 1'ella , were the lowans
registered at the Pacillc yesterday.
G. II. Summitt and J. L. Sullivan , of
Macedonia , la. , were hero yesterday
with George 1) . Kldriilgu , of Huron ,
Dak. , who has boon visiting friends
there , and is now en route home.
Rev. Frank C. Hnddock , ton of the
martyred minister , is now pastor of the
Methodist church atOgdon.Ia. Hois
ulr-o one of the editors of the Boone D'a-
trict Quarterly , a church publication.
William Drew , brother of Mrs. Frank
Yonawino , arrived from Dnluth yostoi-
ilay. Ho was called horizon account ol
the dangerous illness of his sister , whoso
death is expected to occur at any mo
ment.
Always at tlin Front.
Wo have now ono of the most com
plete stock of line and medium-priced
watchcsund chains , diamonds , gold jew
elry , line murblo clocks , silver and plated
ware , gold-headed canes , umbrellas.
opera and .Held glasses , and all the
'standard styles of the lending novelties
of the 'godson. Al ) prices fo low as to
defy all competition. ' At No.1 127 South
.Main bti-cot. C. ! ! JAC < JUKJUN & Co.
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
Irate Parents Who Protest Against
Teachers Spanking Tholr Boys.
THE DOINGS OF THE BLUFFS.
A Street Car Collision -The Typo's
Klrotton Poor Whisky Mukea
Gootl Tollcc IJusliicHH 1'cr-
Mitiitl
The Hod In IMcklc.
There has been so much comment on
the recent whipping of Perry Howard
in the 1'lerco street school that a BKE
reporter yesterday sought an interview
with Mr. J. IJ. Atkins , a member of the
school board , to ascertain if possible just
what the animus of that body was con-
concerning the matter. To a query as
to what the board intended to do , Mr.
Atkins replied :
"There has boon no complaint made
to the board , therefore it has made no
investigation. All that bus been said
or done lias boon individually , so all
I can give you is my own opinion , and
not that of the boiu'd. "
"What do you think nboutthe charges
of 'brutal clubbing' that have been made
in connection with this caseV"
"I think that the boy got a good
spanking , and undoubtedly feels rather
wire. There has been considerable till If
about the 'club. ' Have you seen itV
No ? Well , it is about a yard long , and
Mr. Hell says it weighs six ounces.
It is claimoil to bo a 'dangerous
instrument , ' and it is , without any
doubt. If it should bo rammed
down u pupil's throat or poked Into his
eye , it would cause serious trouble , but
ho would any stick that might bo pro
cured , and for that reason it is a dan
gerous instrument. If it were made of
pine it would break at the first stroke.
We have sent it back to boused as here
tofore , and we would not have done so
had we believed that it was lee severe.
The schools of this city are in an excel
lent condition , and I don't want the people
ple to receive an erroneous impression
in regard to them. There are about
two thousand live hundred pupils now
enrolled , and this term is about half
completed. This is the first complaint
that has reached our ears , and I think
that is doing remarkably well. There
is no question but what the discipline
of the schools mu t be maintained , and
it has been demonstrated that to do so
there must bo recourse to punishment.
Wo tried it here for a while without it ,
but it was recalled. There was a case
last year of a man who made a terrible
row because his boy was whipped
in school , but this year the
'joy is larger and is getting
to bo almost too much for the
old gentleman , and ho now comes to us
and asks us to help him control his son.
There are several ugly boys in the
schools , and some of them have drawn
knives on tho.teachers. . . What would
you or I do in' such a caseV This same
Miss Harris carries a scar on her hand
vhero a boy hit her , and at one time it
vas considered very serious We can't
uluirge a teacher just because some-
mo is dissatisfied. See how many pow-
jrs there are above us who could
oinstato her. Wo must have good
auso , and in this case I think there is
tone. Mr. Lynchurd has been very
jontlemanly anil pleasant , although
ather persistent , and I have no doubt
Ml what he will see things differently
vhcn he gets a little cooler. We wish
, he pupils to inform their parents of
vhat goes on in school , but they must
lot threaten their teachers. 1 think
, he affair will be amicably settled with
ittlo further controversy. "
It appears that Mr. Atkins' hope that
, ho matter would be amicably adjusted ,
s not in a fair way to bo realized. The
. .rate stop-father of Perry Howard is
still on the war-path , and he's secured
in alliduvit from another paren who
jlaims to have had a child whipped too
lOvercly. The following istheallldavit :
State of Iowa , Pottawuttamio County :
J , Li. Uunlap , u resident of 1011 Hroiidway ,
Council Bluffs , In. , buiu ; , ' Hrst duly sworn do
on outh depose mid say , I am tlio father of
Willie Uutilap , who Is nt this time of the : IRO
of twelve years. That for sonic tiino past I
lave been Bending said boy to the Pierce
Street school in this city , and Unit lie has
jccn under the immediate tuition uuil super
vision of Miss He'll. That th o
weeks ago the coming Wednesday , my
said boy failed to fully prepare himself
Tor the usual weekly literary exercises , and
; hut for salil offense his teacher , Miss Hell ,
lunished him lifjh'ly , in the presence of Miss
Hun-is and Miss liuehel ; that this punish
ment not appearing to satisfy Miss Harris ,
she took the ruler from Miss Hell nnd con
tinued the punishment to sueh u degree that
the child was so physically disabled that for
a period.of three days thereafter ho was unable -
able to sit down without ( jreat pain ; and was
compelled to stund at the table while eating
nis meals. That his limbs and hips were so
Deateu and bruised as to bo black and blue ,
extending to the knee-joints. This statement
Herein made us to the facts of the child being
whipped and by whom so whipped is upon
the statements made to mo at Urn time by my
said boy ami his sister , who is ten years old.
Hut the testimony as to the bruises upon the
person of the boy , the extent mid effect
thereof are of my own personal knowledge.
Jj. DUNI.Al' .
Subscribed nml sworn to before mo by
said L. Dunlap , this 5th day of December ,
1&S7. W. W. HIWIKII ,
Notary Public.
Mr. Lynchard has filed with the board
a formal complaint of the case of Perry
Howard , and demanded the suspension
of the teachers , the following being the
document :
To the Honorublo Members of the Board
of Kducutlon ( Jcntlcmcn : I desire to make
u formal complaint to your honorable body of
' of cruul urul ' llhiblo
u I'UHO 'unjust punishment
iatlieted by two of tlio teachers of the public
schools upon one of 'ho pupils. The punish
ment and the instrument used to accomplish
it I consider to bo unjustifiable and out of
place , in any public school , and decidedly
wrong in the splendid public schools of this
city , of which yon are the guardians. I desire -
sire to bo called upon for either un oral or u
written statement df the case before the
wholu board , or n committee selected for that
pur | > oso. 1 desire to havu submitted to the
whole board the Instrument which I am
pained ami surprised to learn has been long
used for the purpose of iullicting bruises on
the tender llcsh of little children. I desire
uNo to mibmlt the accompanying utlidavit
concerning another and parallel case of un
just severity , sworn to by the father
of the child. Hoth of these offenses
were committed by the same teachers , Miss
Harris and Miss liuehel , employed in the
Pierce street school. 1 dc ire whatever op
portunity may bo necessary to enable
mo to fully sustain the demand I now make
that tlio.two teachers bo susieiided from
their positions as teachers In the public
schools , and that the "paddlo" of the danger
ous proportions of the ono in evidence shall
bo hereafter , by special order of thu board ,
excluded from thu nubile schools , and that
other ami loss brutal methods of inflicting
punishment upon refractory pupils bo substi
tuted. Yours Most Sincerely ,
W. II. Lixx'iuiin.
Council Uluffs , Dec. ft , lbs ! .
Wadsworth , Ktiiyro &Co. loan money
Now houses for Kilo chcnp by John
ston & Van 1'atton , 33 Main street.
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Common Council.
Common council met lust evening in
regular session. Present , Mayor Grone-
wig , Aldermen Lucy , Mctcalf , Keller
Hummer and Dunforth.
Hills 'for the month were presontei
and allowed :
. Protobt of propertyrownorb onTwclftl
avenue against filling that street to
jrudo. Filed.
Petition of Mrs. Donahue for n remis
sion of tuxes. Referred.
Petition of residents of First ward
'or sidewalk across bridge and its approaches
preaches across Indian creek.
The proposition of J. W. ! ] . L. Squire
: o furnisn pieces of properly upon
.vhlch . owners paid no taxes at 1.0 cents
icr name. Accepted.
Heporta of this olllccrs were read and
filed.
filed.The
The report of lh committee to whom
wiw referred the petition of .1. II. Marr
uul others ugainst the opening of
.Thirty-fourth street. No abstract of
Lille could bo found that showed the
ownership of these persons to the prop
erty in question , nor hud the city va
cated the streets and alleys in the dis
puted portion. The committee do not
egurd it their duty to look up titles of
these persons. The report was received
mil concurred in.
Special assessment resolutions CU , 63
and 04 were ordered published.
Bonds and estimates for gruding wore
presented as follows :
Cline & Dibon , on Seventh street ,
Yom Tenth to Sixteenth avenues , -0
cents.
John S. Plugalle , Sixth avenue , Tenth
to Eleventh streets , 11) ) cents cash , 21
cents bonds ; Sixth avenue , Eleventh to
rwclfth streets , ill cents cash , 23 cents
jonds ; Seventh avenue , Tenth to
Eleventh streets , 21 cents cash , 23 cents
) ends ; Seventh avenue , Eleventh to
Twelfth streets , 23 cents cash , 2-5 cents
xiiids ; Seventh avenue , Twelfth to
Thirteenth streets , 23 cents cash , 25
) ends ; Seventh avenue , Thirteenth to
fourteenth streets , 24 cents cash , 27
: ents bonds ; Seventh avenue , Four-
eonth to Fifteenth streets , 24 cents
cash , 27 cents bonds ; Seventh
ivenue , Fifteenth to Sixteenth
streets , 21 cents cash , 27 cents bonds ;
'ntcrsections 23 cents cash or equivalent
n bonds. High School avenue , Glen to
Willow 12 cents cash , 14 cents bonds.
J. W. Calluhuu's bonu $ > 300 approved.
J. W. Kellcy Seventh street. Wush-
ngton avenue to Avenue F , 14 cents
cash. 10 } cents bonds.
Mitchell < fe Sweeney , Sixth street ,
.Tenth to Thirteenth avenues , 22 cents
ash,23J cents bonds,27 cents certillcutes.
Seventh , Tenth to Sixteenth avenues ,
JI cents cash. 25 cents bonds , 29 cents
certificates.
C. R. Burgmnn bond $1,000 approved.
Sixth street , Tenth to Thirteenth
ivonues. 22 } centsicush. . Seventh
treet , Tenth to Sixteenth avenues ,
J3 cents cush. Washington avenue to
Avenue F , 24 } cents cush.
Schluotor & Boley High School
ivenuo , Glen to Willow 20 cents cush.
Referred to city engineer and com-
nittco on streets and ulleys.
Tokens of Appreciation.
Wo have 10,000 customers in Council
fluffs , Omaha and vicinity. As a token
of appreciation for past patronage wo
wjll present them on January 1,1SSS ,
with a beautiful organ , containing two
mil three-fifth sets of reeds and an elo-
.antl.y finished case , and nineteen other
beautiful gifts. Every customer re
ceives a ticket.
All holiday goods closed out regard
less of cost. Prices 011 all goods reduced
until January 1. Mail orders promptly
lillied and tickets accompany goods.
UJII Music CO.
Weather strips for doors and windows
it Odell & Bryant's , 504 Main bt.
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For best quality coal and wood , call
on Glcason , 20 Pearl street.
E. H. Shoafo loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. OfHco 500 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , tip-stairs.
The Prlntcrw Ballot.
The following have been elected offi
cers of the Bluff City Typographical
inion , No 203 : J. R. Dietrich , presi
dent ; George W. Irwin , vice president ;
[ 1. S. Ruwlins , secretary ; J. C. Schcr-
merhorn , treasurer ; O. S. Henderson ,
Bergeuntrut-urms ; G. W. Ryun , J. C.
Lliehurds , E. C. Buldy , oxcc'utivol com
mittee. The oflicors uro for the your
1888 and will bo installed on Now Years
day.
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Every ono making a cash purchase o
25 cents at T. D. King & CO.'B cigar
tore gets a chance in the annual prize
drawing. Twenty elegant prizes.
J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money.
Von Want Them.
Domestic patterns and patterns for
stamping and embroidery. Latest styles
and finest designs. "Domestic" olh'cc ,
105 Main street.
Collision on Main Street.
Last evening a Main street car col
lided with the dirt train on the tram-
wny. Ono of the dirt cars was thrown
from the track and turned over on its
side. The strcat car was but slightly
damaged. It was a most fortunate mis
fortune , as no one was injured. *
Ono thousand head of ono , two and
three-year-old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire o
A. J. Greonamayer , 023 Mynster St.
telephone 121.
T. B. Baldwin soils lots.
For nn elegant birthday giftor Christ
inas present , a Domestic hewing machine
leads them all.
Attention Company A.
All members of the company arc
ordered to report at the armory at 8:30 :
this evening , .to attend election for
captain.
Lieut. C. II. TIioiiSMiTH ,
Commanding.
Don't Freeze Up !
Wo arc bound to close out our largo
line overcoatings. Will make them up
at greatly reduced figures.
This is the oportunity of a lifetime.
A. RICITKU ,
310 Broadway.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
AVIilsky Kecclnts.
In the police court yesterday morning ,
Theodore Voight was lined $10.10 for
disturbing the pence , but fulled to pay.
James Dale paid $7.00 for intoxication.
NelHChristenson and Chris Hanson for
feited $15.05 for non'Uiipoarunco to an
swer to the churgo of drunkenness.
FURNITURE !
Wo nro nn\v prepared foe tlio
HOLIDAY TRADE !
Our Iminonso building uru packed full ol
the most
BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT GOODS
In'our line , nnd at prices that will tlofy coin-
putitlon. Wo Kuat-intc6 our poods to bo Just
an wo represent them. Please glvo us u call
whether you wish to buy or not , mid brinif
your friemU with you. It U no trouble to
show our goods. ' Kespoctfully , '
C. A. BEEBE & CO. .
DISCOUNT SALE i
NO ADVESTISING SCHEME TO WORK OFF OLD GOODS , BUT
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MADE NECESSARY BY OUR REMOVAL TO ANOTHER LOCATION ,
TWENTY PER CENT CUT OFF !
ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS :
PICTURES , EASELS , PASTELS , FRAMES , ENGRAVINGS , ETC , ,
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled at Same Discount , Goods Marked in Plain Figures ,
W. W. CHAPMAN ,
105 & 107 MAIN ST. , : : : COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
FREE !
i..n. . - . . .
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Until January 15 We Give
A Valuable Present.
With Every Purchase of
$10 and Upwards.
MAIL ORDERS INCLUDED.
Council Bluffs
SPECIALNOTICES.
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL nilvcrtlscinonts , such ns T.ost.roiind ,
To r.onn , Kor SilOTo : | He-lit , Wants , Hoarding ,
etc.Ulll > u Inserted in this column at the low
rateofTK.V ( MINTS Vl'Al LINK for tin * nr > .t In-
Kcrtlon nnd 1-lve Cents Per Line for each Mibsu-
quenl Insertion. Leave advertisements ut our
ollirn No. 12 Pearl .Street , iieur llroadwny , Coun
lown.
WANTS-
"IIIOU Iir.NT Putt of rooms hitltntilo for light
JH housekeeplnn. Inquire 41Main ht. '
POU HUNT Kamis The hind heretofore
known as Tim Koley's , nenr Mlnclen. for the
hcwcmof iww. In tracts of Ml , ItiO or IWD acres.
All cholco lands ana well Impioved. IIoiuco
Everett.
1D10H SALK OH EXCHANOK-Kqiltty of 15 }
JL ? shares In Jeffries syndicate , luqulio ot
Odell llros. & Co.
All klnns of sewlnp machines to
WANTHD Work promptly and honestly done.
Charges reasonable. Domestic onico 1U3 Main st
ilOK HUNT Five furnMied room1 * , cheap.
1 Mrs.Geo. Marfshall. KW Fourth avo. , city.
FOH SALK Very cheap for cash , or would
exchange for Counell lllulls or Omaha prop
erty , a retal stock of boots and shoes valued at
about $4,000. Call nt store. No. COS Ilroadway , or
address It. Martin , sumo number. Council
ninth , la.
F I Oil KKNT Houses In nil parts of the city by
Johnston & Van Patten , id Main Kt.
fjlOH HENT Houses and 1 urnlslied rooms. J.
P It. Davidson.Ci5 . < Fifth avenue.
FOll SALE Second-hand Columbia bicycle
very cheap , KMnch. at Iee ! ofllce.
> UILDINO lots nnd acre property for sale by
' F. J. l ) y , U91'ourl at.
"plOU HUNT A llnely furnished front rooni ,
JD first lloor , in private residence near court
house. Water In room , lighted and heated.
Large closet. References required. Address H.
12 , llco olJIce , Council UlulTs.
RARE CHANCE ! MUST BE SOLD !
Tlio desirable residence or business property
known as the 1'ower.s I'lnru , on Upper Hroad-
way oppoflte the M. K. church , will positively
bo sold within the next thlity days. Terms :
One-third cash , balance In onu and two years.
Address bids to
Omaha , Neb. , 11)17 ) and W1B Douglas St.
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
KO and KK Main Street.C'ouncIl niuffs.Iowa.
ALCOHOL. ,
OPIUM AND MORPHINE CURE !
The Alcohol , Morphine and Opium habit Ab
solutely Ctacd without Interfering with the
patient's dally avocation. Correspond with or
call on DR. F. P. BELLINGER.
014 llroudway. Counell Dlulla , la.
All correspondence contldentlal.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
WOIiroodway Council IlhifTd , Iowa. IMabllshed
lSr > 7.
Star StableS and Mule Yards
Ilroadttuy , Council' i Hulls , Opp. Dummy Depot.
Morses and mules conxtantljr on hand , for
sale at retail or in fur load lots.
Orders promptly tilled by contract on short
notice. ,
Stock hold on commission.
Telephone 1H. CCHi.UTnil * IIOI.KV.
Opposite Dummy Depot , Council llluffs.
FINE MILLINERY.
. NEW- FALL SHIES OPEN , .
1514 DOUOLKS STREET. ' - - - . OMAHA. .
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Ogden Boiler Works
CARTER & SON , Prop's.
Manufacturer ! of
All EH Of STEAM MS
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Orders by innil for repairs prohiptly nttemlcd
to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue. Ad
dress Ogden Iron Works .Council HlulTH , IOWH.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs.
Only Hotel In the City with Fire Es-
capo. Eloctrlc Call Bolls.
Accommodations First Glass ,
Rates Always Reasonable ,
MAX MOHN , Proprietor.
WM. WELCH ,
Carriage and Express Line ,
OFFICE Oir. SOUTH MAIM ST.
Telephone No. 03.
All rails from District Telegraph Onico
promptly attended to.
IF YOU GO TO MISSOURI VALLEY
STOP AT THK
St , ELMO HOTEL !
Sample Rooms Attached .
W. I ) . IRWIN , Prop.
r > o r Ac CAirriD WITH Tin ocooiunrr OF TBII
OOCXIBX WILL IEC BT KIAMIKIKO Till * HAT THAI TUI
CHICAGO.ROCKISLAND&PJCIFICRAILWAY
KT reaion of IU central ponttloi C.OIK relation to lines
Eait of Cblcftffo. and contlaa\tt Uari * t turmlnil
point ! Weit , Nortbwctt nil Sojthweit , li the true
rotddl * link la that transcontinental nyitem which
InYltei and UclUUtei travel and trafilo between the
Atlantis and 1'aclflc.
The Kock Jiland mainline and branches Include Chi *
eago , JolletOttawa , Laballc , Tcnrla , Otneieo , tlollne
and Itock Island , In Illinois i Davenport , Muicatlne ,
Washington , Talrflcld , Ottumwn , Oskaloosa , W it Liberty -
erty , Iowa CityDeiHolnoi.lndlanolaWlnUrset , Atlan
tic , Knoivlllo , Audul'on , llarlan , Gutlirl * Centre and
Council llludj , In Iowa ; Oallatln , Trenton , St. . , epn ,
Cameron and Kansai City. In JIlMourli I.oai "iwortn
and Atehlson , In Kansas ! Albert I.ra , Minneapolis and
Bt. Paul , In Mlnnnotai Watertown and Eloux Falls , la
pakoU , and immlredi of Intermediate cltloi and towni.
' . 'The Great Rock Island Route" .
Guarantee ! speed , comfort , certainty and lafctr. Iti
permanent nay U illstlDgulthrd for Its excellence. Its
bridges are of fttone and Iron. Its track Is of Rolld
iteel , Its rolling stork perfect. Ita passeng'r equipment
bas all the satwty appuancee that experience han pivi oJ
useful , and for luxurious accommodation It uanir-
paused. Iti Express Trains consist of luixrlor Vtf
Coaelies. elefant Pullman Palace Parlor and Sleeping
Cars , auperb Dining Call , providing delicious meals ,
and ( between Chicago and St. Joseph , Atehlson and
Kansas City ) restful llccllntng Chair Can. In man
agement U conservative , IU discipline exacting
"The Famous Albert Lea Roi'.re"
Ttetween Chicago anil Minneapolis and St. Pa U the
favorite * Over thin line riolld Fast Kxpresi Tralni run
dally to attractlte resort * fur totirlnti In Iowa and
Illnnesota. and , via Watertown and Sioux Falls , to the
rich wheat and grazing lands of Interior Dakota. Via
eneca and Kankakee , the Hock Island offers euperlor
Inducement * to travelera between Cincinnati , Indian ,
apolis , Lafayctt * and Council Illufrs.fit. Jobeph , Atehl
son , Leavrnwurth , Kaniaa City , Ft. Paul , and Interme
diate points. All patron * ( especially ladln and chll-
drenrecelveprotoctloncourtesy ) and kindly attention.
Tor tickets , maps , folder * , copies of Wtmtvn. Trail , or
any drslrcd information , apply to principal odcei la
tbs United Suits and Canada , or aUdrou , at Chicago.
R. R. CABlf , E. IT. JOHN , t. A. HOIBDOOI ,
' . . ii.ia.i > ittuu , . . eu.Tkitrui.il.
we cordlsur recommend
your ( i at lliel t reruedy
knu n ijutCrOwnoirluia
and ni t.
\tehavc told cootMtr.
able , in. I In every cue II
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Sold by Dtu
file * .11.00.
GRID MM
A CLEAN SWEEP FOR DECEMBER
GREAT REDUCTIONS WILL BE MADE AND A SAVING FROM 15
TO 33 PER CENT GUARANTEED ON ALL PURCHASES
AT HENRY EISEMAN & CIVS
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
Shuwlq , Skirts nnd Knit Underwear
marked down for this week's special
sale ,
Ladies , Misses' and Children's Hosiery ,
Gloves and Corsets marked down lor
this week's great special sale.
Men's Furnishing Goods and Under
wear marked down for this week's
special sale.
Men's , Youth's and Boy's Clothing , the
largest , finest and best stock in the
city to select from , for less money by
33 per cent than inferior goods are
told hero in this market. Come to
the Popular People's Store and buy
your goods.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
Send or come to ua and see how much I
money you can save from ordinary I
locul retail prices. I
Cloaks and Suits marked down for this
week's sale.
Blankets , Quilts and Linens marked
down for this week's special s-nlo.
Wo Keep Everything. Our stock is
most complete and our prices insure a
sale every time.
Every $2.00 sulo entitles you to A TICKKT
good for ono chance in our ONI : miN1-
TIMI : > ( iitAN'i ) dirrs which wo give
away January 10th , 1888.
Parties coining from u distance to trade ,
with us will get a part or all of their
itAiMtOAi ) rAui : refunded , and their
goods delivered to their homes free ot
charge.
Our monthly Butterick's catalogue sent
free to any one scndinir their nanio
nnd address.
HENRY EISEIYIAN & CO , ,
314 , 316 , 318 & 320 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , : : : IOWA.
SPECIAL SALE !
OF CLOAKS , LADIES' UNDERWEAR COM
FORTS , BLANKETS , ETC. ,
COMMENCING
MONDAY , NOVEMBER 28TH ,
We shall offer a largo stock of Cloaks and Ladies' "Wraps , ancfi v j
Ladies' Underwear at about HALF their value. You /
will get your gift in the value of your yurohase
and without the uncertainty of chance.
This sale is to clean out this part of our stock , aa.wo . must )
have the room for other goods ,
$20.00 $ Cloaks at $10.00 $ $15.00 $ Cloaks at $7.50' $ '
$17.00 $ Cloaks at $8.50 $ $12.00 $ Cloaks at $6.00. $
$10.00 CLOAKS AT $5.00.
PRICES CUT 111 HALF.
THIT BS THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN
WAITING FOR.
REMEMBER THE PLAGE ,
HARKNESS BROS ,
401 Broadway.
