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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , .JANUARY 7. 1888. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12 , FEAIIL BTIIEET IXllvmd by ttnlrr In tnj part of the city at twenty c nt per w k. B. w PC IK S * Orric-i , No. 43. MIGHT KDITOII No. 23. MIXOH MKXriON. N. Y. Plumbing Co. helper , tailor , Fall good * cheap. Fidelity council , Hoyal Arcanum , Installed Its officers Initt evening. Good coal , full weight guaranteed. C. 11. Lumber company , UOO Main street. Tel. 257. Yesterday Edwin O. Johnson and Mary E. Cook wcro granted the necessary papers to make their marriage legal. Colonel Dallcy , the county attorney , pur pose * going to Lincoln to personally hunt tip the record of Quirk , the confidence man. ThcY. M. C. A. bath rooms are in order for use. Tickets good for fifty towels will bo issued otSA cents each , A liberal use of the rooms is asked. The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs , Travers , on South Sixth street , died Wednesday even ing , aged fourteen months. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. There was but one taxpayer in the police court yesterday , and that was William J. Harrison , who was mulcted to the tune of 17.00 for an old-fashioned drunk , The funeral of Frank Mercer will be held Sunday afternoon nt 2 o'clock at the Catholic church. There will bo brief services preced ing those at the church , at the residence , No. 14U3 Eighth avenue. On Thursday night last a kerosene lamp exploded In the kitchen of Hen Mark's house , and for a tlmo it looked as though a confla gration could not bo avoided. Prompt at tention and water saved the house. The business men should remember the meeting of the board of trade called for Mon day evening , and should plan to be at the club rooms. The cull is an important one , and should bo enthusiastically resjionded to. The new gong on the patrol wagon Is a re nmrluiblj line toned affair. The only rival it Will have ! H thu one to bo placed on the new wagon of the chief of thu lire department , now being mudo by E. T. Waterman , which will bu reaily for use in about two weeks. One of the lloston Tea company's delivery ideighs jeslerdav fractured a knee Joint on the ice , and had to bo taken Lome on crutches. II seems that accidents on the idippery streets are not entirely conllncd to the nnimatu part of cication. The motion for n new trial in the ease of Deere , Wells Co. vs A. O. Hagley , of Glen- wood , has been overruled. Thu amount in volved is about * M,00 < ) , and has been decided In favor of the plaintiffs , .lust what the next move will be is not yet known , but it is ex pected that the defendant will carry the case to a higher louit. Deputy Charles II. Warren installed the new ofliccrs of Hazel cam ) ) . No. 171 , Modern Woodmen. This order is ono of the most flourishing in the city , having Increased over KKl percent during the past , \ ear. The so ciety is a beneficial onu und is accessible to all. Its prosperity is deserved and its con tinued growth is assured. In order that no unnecessary delay may bo incurred in the completion of the gymnasium the secretary has sent to DCS Moines for n man to come and put the appliances , which have now im-lveb , in their places He will probably arrive tti-daj and within a few days the snort of the lumping horse mid the click of the dumb bells will heard in the land. Yesterday's real estate transfers were as follows : Finlt-y ( ieesaman to Henry and Kiiiioii Klseman , the property known as .Mill Broadway , J-.i.KK ( ) . L 1' . .ludson to Louis Paine , lot ! l in blk10 Ferry's add. , f.Vr > . W. C. Ti.lor : . to T. L. Wright , lots y and -I in blk fill , K. H. add. , ? , VH ) . Elvira Miller to E. T. Hart , lotb 1 und S ! blk 0 , Street's addUK ) . The only thing of legal note done by the county bomil yesterday was the letting of the contract to furnish globes and gas fix tures for the new court house. Hut two bids were submitted , one by .1. C. Hixley. fora Chicago linn , J7Sl.b8 ( , and the other by the new Now York Plumbing company , $77. ( Xt , The latter company were given the contract. The remainder of the day was consumed In settling with the county treasurer. Tickets for the Odd Fellows ball nt the Masonic temple Fndu.v evening , January 'JO , tire now on sale and are being disposed of at nt a lively rate. The affair is in charge of the dcgrcu teams of the two city lodges , Hawkeyn No. 40 , and Council lilutTb No , ] ! s4. Preparations arc being made that will render it one of the most enjoyable and successful public social events of the present season. A coasting collision occurred on North Second street Thursday evening , by which Fred Merriam was rendered insensible for Bome * minutes. A traverse had piled up its load of passengers in the center of the slide , when Fred , who was close behind , ran into the crowd , and his head coming in contact with the kncoof one of the party , ho was completely knocked out in the first round. It was n very fortunate escape for all parties concerned. Opium , morphine habits cured. Dr. Bellinger , 014 B'wny , Council UlulTb. Cross-cut saws. Odoll & Bryant. The TlKcr'x Lairs. In n conversation which iillr.i : reporter had yesterday with one of the aldermen , the city official expressed his opinion that the gam bling houses should all bo located on the second end floor , on some back street , instead of on the first floor on It roadway. Ho believed that the places would eventually bo shut up , but added that "tho county attorney has u hard class of men to tight , and they will show him more tricks in a week than anyone else would In a year , " Thus far the orders ol Colonel Dailey have not been heeded by the gamblers , and the houses arc still running openly , although there is a belief among 11 great many of the citl/cnsthat they promptly complied with thu order and shut up shop , There are no moro cold decks used. Never theless they continue to "freezu out" nine out of every ten who have the temerity tc woo the llcklo goddess In the tiger's ' den. Money to loan. Cooper & Judson. Splendid HuslncHs Opening For the right man who htv a capital of $10,000. For full information cull on or tulilrcbs Forrest Smith , 14 Pcivii st. , Council Bluffs , In. For bargains in real estate , go U Johnston & Van Put ten , 33 Main st. The JtcvolviiiK .lull. Mr. Pauloy , of St. Louis , has two men n work on the cylinder at the county Jail , whlcl lias been giving considerable trouble of lute The cage was built by him , and as ho is tin owner of the patent ho is naturally intcrcstei in its working. The work will probably b < completed this evening , and ho hopes to b ublu to overcome the difficulty. It is hopw that ho will bo successful , asthonon-worklni of the cylinder has nearly caused Shcrll O'Neil to fall from grace on several occa eions. The Central drug store , under tin management of .1. D. Stuart , luis bcci enlarged and refurnished with a complete pleto stock of fresh drugs. A flue holi dav line of books , stationery , cutler ; mm mueieul goods at very low prices. If you dcsiro to get a now Hall typo write cheap , drop a postal card to H. A. P. , Ui : office. A great bargain for the first wh applies. _ The New Globe Cinpany. Articles of lncor | > oration of the now Olqli Printing company were tiled in the ofllco c the county recorder yesterday. These ni nounco that the company will date its exls cnco from January 0 , and expects to llv twenty years. It begins with a capital < (15,000 , but reserves the right to Increase I1 block to $ 'A,000 ) or reduce It to 0. The Itico porators are Thomas Howmun , John 1 Weaver and Daniel A. Farrell. ' I offer a reward of $10 to any ono wli will find out for mo who it is that into feres with my cemetery lot In Fairvio cemetery and with the mementoes whic fcro placed upbu the grave. grave.C. C. IIALDANK. THE SEWS IS THE BLUFFS. The Captured Hall Said to Bo a Widely Known Crook. WORK OF CHRISTIAN WOMEN. The Clly Council Otvcs n lloosl to the Chniitatiiia | Knlcrprloc A Wo- iiinn'g Htory of n HIIH- Cruelty. A nijj Hall. If evidence keeps turning up against Hull , the confidence man , he will be quite n dis tinguished personage before very long. In the last issue of the Police Gazette , appears a likeness and description of one Hilly Jack , son , with a dozen aliases. Everyone who has seen the picture , and the prisoner Hull , now confined In the county Jail , are almost ready to swear that the said Hull and the original of the picture are one and the came man. The description is correct , even to the most minute particulars. Thu whole Plnkcrton outfit are after him , at the Instance of the Pullman Palace Ccompany. . He Is said to be one of the cleverest hotel und car thieves in the world , and has been working the lines between Chicago and St. Paul , but that country got too hot for him. He served time In New Jersey for a $12,000 steal , and has also served n term in Wisconsin. He has been in Jail in nearly every city in the coun try , and has traveled extensively in Europe. The detectives call him one of the shrewdest and most successful criminate that they have ever been after. There Is scarcely any room for doubt us to his identity , and when thu courts of this state are through with him and he. has spent n few years at Ft. Madison , he will not go forth from these with no prospective shelter , for the liberality of Illinois and Minnesota will be shown to him , as they hospitably open the doors of their penitentiaries to re ceive him. He will be well cared for in the future , and every precaution taken to pre vent him from exercising his rure ( nulli fications us u criminal , Ills education and attainments if exercised in proper channels would have won for him u distinction that would not have led lo'hls incarceration in a felon's cell , but would have placed him high among his fellows. The police are to be con gratulated for running him down and placing him where he belongs. E. H. Shcafe loans inonev on chattel { ccurity of every description. 'Private consulting rooms. All business strictly conlliluntial. Office 500 Broadway , cor ner Main street , up-stairs. For best quality coal and wood , call on Gleason0 Pearl street. Must lie a Fly Cop. When Deputy Marshal Harhjtowent to the drug store of J. C Uellavcn yesterday morn ing and asked for some fly-paper , the drug gist thought that the ofllecr had surely been violating the prohibitory orders recently Is sued by the ma.\or and had loaded up with nnti-tcetotnllsin. Hut such was not the case. The facts nro that the chief of police does netlike like any aspersions on his character either as an nfllccr or u lively rustler , and takes great puins to prevent anything of thu kind. Now thu hot fires kept nt thu citj Jail for the past few days have thawed out several of these summer musicians commonl.\ called flies , and whenever this \untlo ofllcinl Is in the office these insects invariably loost on him. The fact that there sue Ilieu on the boss of the club-wielders is very galling to Jerry's pride , hence he determined to exterminate thu pests , and persuaded the tiforo-nanicd deputy to commence hostilities. Superiority of numbers was with the flies , but science and modem inventions wcro with thu aggressors and the contest was unequal. Thu mandate has been issued , aud out of the city Juil the poor little festive llj must go , that the honor of thu city's police force may remain un tarnished. Strayed. From L. C. Baldwin , Council Bluffs , a small white hor-e , branded on left thigh with diamond brand , and on left hip with "XVX. " Had on rope halter. Suitable reward will be paid for his re turn. Waukohha Water , by the gallon , 35 cents , at Troxell Bi-o's. Clii-Utiiin AVonien. The fourth annual meeting of the Women's Christian association was held this week , and the following officers were elected : Mrs , L. W. Tulleys , president ; Mrs. Hess , Mrs. Day , Mrs. Cooley , Mrs. Hohrer and Mrs. O. M. Hrown , vice presidents ; Mrs. Dr. Montgomery , corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Gaines , recording secretary ; Mrs. J. H. Atkins , trcasuicr. Eight trustees were also elected , mid an advising board consisting of E. L. Shugart , L. W. Koss , Thomas Officer , Dr. Montgomery and Dr. Lucoy. The hospital is now located at the McMahon residence , corner of Sixth uvenuo and Ninth streets , us is ulso the industrial school for girls , which is run in connection with it. The hospital committee for thu present month consists of Mis. Hess , 017 Willow avenue , Mrs. Tulleys , 1.11 Park avenue , and Miss Heed , 407 South Second street. The ladies are doing a constantly increasing amount of work , and enter upon thu neW year under very favorable circumstances. Their object is one that can not fail to be appreciated , and their efforts are meeting with thu most heuity approval und en couragement. Guns of all kinds at Odcll & Bryant's , 604 S. Main St. A finoresidenco lor sale T. B. Bald win , Ono thousand head of one. two and ' three-year-old steers for sale. Will give credit to reliable parties. Knquiro o A. J. Gveetuumiyer , 023 Mynster &t. telephone 121 , A AVronged Woman. Mrs. James F. Morrissey , wife of n scctioi foreman on the Northwestern between Soutt Omaha and Arilington , arrived in this eiU yesterday on the way to Dos Moines , when her mother resides. Her money gave ou when she reached hero aud she applied to tin police for assistance. She said that her bus band was In thu habit of cruelly beating am otherwise maltreating her , and it was impos siblu for her to live with him. She had Icf him once before , but at his solicitation am promises to do butter she had forgiven th < past und returned to him. Ho had resume * . ills former treatment , and be'ng ' unable ti stand his brntallty , she was returning to th old home. She was conveyed to thu Esse : house uud Marshal Umuiolla interested hhu self in her bohulf. Ho applied to M. D. Hai din , superintendent of the poor , mm u tlckc was procured to take her to her destination i and she left last evening over the Milwaukee The Chauinuiiia Move. A special meeting of the council was hoi yesterday afternoon. Among the matter considered was the mOve for sccui ing her the establishment of a Chautauqu.i assembly As many citizens are interested in this , niv us the city at largo Is directly concerned i Its success , the council wisely deemed I fitting to lend such help to the enterprise n it could , aud embodied its desire lutho follow ing resolutions , which wcro adopted uuuu iiiously ; Whereas , Efforts are being mudo to local 10f n Chuutauqua assembly in thu vicinity c ) f Council HlutTs uud Omaha , and 11- Whereas , Such un assembly will contribul 11t - largely to the interests of the city , it is , b to the city council of the city of Council HluITi hereby Df Hcsolvcd , That the efforts to establish ts Chautuuqua in this vicinity mo entitled to tli confidence mid supK | > rt of our citUons. Hcsolvcd , That the mayor of Council Hlufi bo Instructed to appoint a committee fro : these connected with the Ctmutaum 1O assembly und other citizens , ofvhlc r- committee the mayor shall bo rVf member , and at an early date mci the managers of the several railroads ccnte ing lu Council Hluffs mid endeavor to sceui their co-opprution in placing the assembly c a basis commensurate with thu facilities 01 location affords and the imiwrtancc of the enterprise proposed. Mayor Hohrer , who Is heartily In sympathy with the movement , made the following ap pointment * . In accordance with the Instruc tions : J. E. Harkucss. Lu E. Darrow , of Corning , E. L. Shugart , S. P. MiicConncll , I , . W. Tulleys , L. Wells , S. S. Keller. P. Lacy , L. Hammer , J. Danforth , George Met- calf. S. S. Stevens' AV. N. Habcock , F. A. Nash , M. M. Marshall , F. M. Gault. The Apollo Clul ) . Despite the intense cold there was n falr- slml audience at the concert given by the Aixjllo club of Omaha last evening. The treat was a rich one to these who enjoy good music. The club , under the direction of Mr. Young , so rendered their numbers as to call forth the most enthusiastic expressions of approval. The shadlngs and expression wcro the wonderful features of the choruses. Mr. Hrighnm pave three solos , and as usual called forth round after round of nppluusc. Ho was In better voice than on his previous appear ance here , and so more than met the high ex pectations. Mr. Wllklns , who was on the programme for a solo , was unable to bo pres ent. ent.The St. Cecelia Ladies' quartette furnished several mittfbcrs although promising but two , the audience insisting on responses to en cores. ( This Is the first public appearance of this quartette of Council UlufTs sweet singers. The quartette consists of Mrs. Wadsworth , Miss Merkcl , Mrs. ward and Mrs. Evans. This city can certainly take great pride in such a quartette us they proved to bo last evening. Their voices blended perfectly und lost none of their Individual sweetness. The'enjoyabllity of the concert was marred somewhat by the lack of caloric. The house was so cold that the party looked more like u sleighing party than attendants at a con cert. The members of the club lu their full- dreus looked shivery. The stage wus set In a cheerless manner. Not even n carpet , much less a bit of drapery , wus visible. Hare walls , a sort of kitchen scene , In strik ing contrast with the parlor cos tumes of the participants , but perfectly consistent with their frosty breaths. The young man whoso duty it was to tend the fires seemed to think it his special duty to poke the furnace and shovel coal in the midst of the best solo of the evening , the rattling and rasping proving an earnest accompaln- mcnt , though not of high order. It Is to be hoped that the next concert given here may be relieved of some of these accessories and furnished others in their place. Y. M. C. A. Hoard Meet I MR. The first meeting of the board of directors of the Y. M. C. A. wus held last evening be tween the hours of 5 and 0 at the rooms. There wus u full board present. The reports of the various committees showed the gen eral work to bo well In bund , and the pros pects for the future very flattering. Mr. G. D. Hukcr , of Newton , In. , was elected to the office of local secretary. Mr. Haker is a gen tleman of ability' which , coupled with a pleasing address und Christian character , will prove him to bo the right man for the position. Various committees were ap pointed to servo the association in its vari ous fields of work. The board will meet again next Tuesday evening. Holler skating Monday night. Everybody invited. Driesbach's hull , 3 ! > Main street. Personal l nrngrni ; > lis. O. C. Hallard , of Atlantic , w.is at the Creston yesterday. F. H. McElrath , of Macedonia , was at the Creston yesterday. The gradual recovery of Mrs. Pethybridge is announced which her many friends will re ceive gladly. Miss S. I ) . Kfhse has so far recovered that to-day she will resume her place ut W. W. Chapman's. Mr. G. E. McMahon has been called to his home , Tabor. la. , on account of the serious illness of his mother. He left yesterday morning. lowuns at the Kiel house : J. A. Franer , Silver City ; H. Mathcral , Hancock ; John Van Kirk , Silver Cit > ; Alex Campbell und D. McLennan , Griswold ; Ohio Knox , Mucc- donia ; H. B. Herbert , ex-sheriff of Autlubou coun'y. Hov. Dr. Clcland , who was for years pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city , bus resigned the pastorate of the church at Kco- kuk , to accept the pastorate of Cavalry Pres byterian church at Springfield , Mo. Hcv. Ned Forrest , who held revival meet ings hero two years ago , opens a series at Malvern to-morrow. Ho recently held a series of meetings in Glcnwood , but bis health broke down there und and he had to desist. Hov. Mr. DcLong and wife have been spending several weeks in the city , the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harkness. Mr. De- Long has been in ill health , but under the treatment of Dr. Hunchett has so far re gained his vigor as to be able to resume his ministerial labors. Ho has accepted an ur gent cull from the Congressional church ol Arkansas City , Kan. Mr. DeLong will oc cupy the pulpit of the Congregational church hero Sunday evening , and will probably leave for his now Held next week. During their stay hero Mr. and Mrs. DeLong have formed numerous acquaintanceships , and many kindly wishes will accompany them to their new home. A Snap. Splendid chance to go into the imple ment business at Beatrice , Neb. Since the history of Beatrice there has never been half so favorable a time as at pres ent. If taken at once will sell the entire - tire stock of general implements , con sisting of seasonable goods , regardless of cost. Address mo at Council Bluffs , la. , or Beatrice ' , Nob. O. P. McKesson , assignee fo'rW. I. Shullcnburger. The police yesterday arrested William J , Matthews for peddling without a license. Ho did not know that canvassers needed anything of the kind , and received thu information with very ill grace. For Coughs and Throat Disorders use Bitow.N's BIIOXCIIIAI , Titociirs "Havo never changed my mind respecting them , except 1 think better of that which I began thinging well of. " lice. Henry \Vunl \ UcceJicr. Sold only in boxes. LATEST NOVELTIES i. J b.'n Amber , tor toise shell , etc. Hair ornaments - ments , as well t ns the newest til il ilo o novelties in .1 0 hair goods , 0X 0I I : "a'r ' go ° Js WMTiW | y , KliSrMudoto order Gillette i. , Q'J Main Street , Council Hluffs. CRESTON HOUSE , Main Street , Council Bluffs. Only Hotel In the City with Flro Es- capo. Eloctrlo Call Bolls. Accommodations First Class , Rates Always Reasonable. MAX MOHN , Proprietor. ; STRICTLY CASH i COUNCIL BLUFFS " > Will sell ypti groceries cheaper than you can buy them Anywhere else on earth. Mail orders solicited. GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU FROM ID TO 20 PER CENT. A. RINK No. 201 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF III : Both Domestic and Foreign. DR. C. B. J U D D , MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 6OO Broadway , Council Blyffs , lown. WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. DO YOU INTEND TO BUY T" . . A . "TsTPis . .A.J.xl V \ < J IP1 so. aTQ-yy is VIANOR THE Furt.K8T. HIGHEST TONE. I OIKMNS SMOOTH iv TONP. PIANOS Tin : LATEST STVI.ES IN CASBH. OWIANS HUM. IN VOI.UMI : . I'JANOS TUB MOST UKAUTIFUT , FINISH. | OIIOANS KLLQANTLY FINISHED CPES. SLICES We Defy All Competition and Challenge n Cotnparlaon of Goods and With Any HUUMO In the Wrat. SEE US BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ! SWANSON MUSIC COMPANY , 329 WEST BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFfS , . . . . IOWA. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. RITPO Attorney-at-Law , Second Floor Brown DUIUVD , Building , 115 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. | Justice of the Peace. Ollice over American NOriUTp7 Express , No. 419 Broadway , Council Blulfs , Iowa. QT1WQ Attorneys at-Law , practice in the State 011110 , and Federal Courts. Office Kooras 7 and 8 , Shugar.fi Beno Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa. EO DfiDWflTT Justice of the Peace , 415 Broadway , , 0. 1mUllLiH , Council Bluffs. .Refers to any banker business house in the city. Collections a specialty. MS. WOODBHRY & SONS , FINK GOLD WOUK A SPECIALTY. FURNITURE ! Wo arc now prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE 1 Our Immense buildings are packed full of the most BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT GOODS n our line , and at prices that will defy com petition. We ffunrantco our goods to be Just as wo represent them. Please give us a call iv'iether yon wish to buy or not , and brin wir friomls with you. It is no trouble to our goods. Respectfully , C. A. BEEBE & CO. SPECIALNOTICES. _ NOTICE. SPECIAL advertisements , rnichns Lnst.Fonnd , To Ix > an , For Sale. To Kent , Wnnts Hoarding , etc. , will lie Inserted In this column at the low rate of TUN CKNTS I'KH MNKfor the flr-st in sertion and Five Cents Per Line for each subse quent insertion. Leave udvertlnements at our office No. 12 Pearl Street , near Uroadway Coun cil lilutTs , Iowa. WANTS. BALK Three Days Only-Lot 0 , block 0 ; FOK H and , block 18 ; lots 1,2 and 3 , block 20 , and lots : ) , 4 , n and U. block : , llryant and Clark's addition to Council lilutTu , Iowa , cheap , by M. F. Hohrer. Foil 11KNT A jjonrt now seven room house. ( Jood location. Kmiuiro of W. T. Cole , 501 Pearl t. I ANTED A hey with pony to take carrier route on the lice. A flrflt'Cln'B cook and baker , one WANTED or both can obtain permanent employment in a llrst-cliiMs hotel lu a lur o city in I own by addreh-ilng , with references , 1' . O. Hex No.U Council Hinds. rurnlturo aivl htoves at a sacrl- Mcu to reduce htoplc. Von can buy at your own prices. A.J.Mntn ol. Foil KENT A Mx-room hnusn. No. ( i07 Myns- ter t. Apply to1 A1. Louie , Ki" > Uroadway. \\7ANTKD First' class Kaidener , without V > capital , to work extensive garden on shares. First class chance. Address Joseph Bmltli , Council IllulN , la. EXCHANOi : Omaha and Council llluffa prop erty and wctitern land for stocks at mer chandise. Call on or address J. II. Christian , Kti llro.idway , Council llluirs , la. 8ALK Second-hand Columbia bicycle FOU cheap , KMnnh''at llee olllce. BUILDING lots and acre property for salu by F.J.Day , 39 I'eurl Bt. RARE CHANCE'MUST ! BE SOLD ! The desirable residence or business property known as the I'owers 1'lace , on Upper llroail- way opposite the M. K. church , will positively he xohl wIViln the next thirty days , Terms : One-third ranh , balance In one und two years. Address bids to toGEORGE R DEARD Omaha , Neb. , 1J17 and 1.11'J ' Douglas t. D. H , McDANELD & CO , , Hides , Tallow , Pelts , Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Returns. KOand KS Main Street , Council muffs , Iowa. - GREAT DISCOUNT SALE - Of 2O PER CENT ON HATS AND GAPS FOR GASH. 1514 DOUGLAS STREET , - - - OMAHA. WM. WELCH , ige and Express Line , OFFICE 615 SOUTH MAIN ST. Telephone No. H3. All calls from District Telegraph Office promptly attended to. Star Stables and Mule Yards Broadway , Council Illuffs , Opp. Dummy Depot. Horses and mules constantly on hand , for sale at retail or In car loud lots. Orders promptly tilled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission. Telephone UI. BCIILUTr.K & HOLEY. Opposite Dummy Depot , Council lllulln. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS GGOIlrooduay Council Illuffs , Iowa. Established 1857. OGDEN BOILER WORKS CAKTKU & SI X , 1'rop's. Manufacturers of All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work , Orders by mail for repars promptly atteua to. Satisfaction KUaranteed. 10th Avt-nue. A dress Ogden Holler Works. Council lllulf , low TWO Trotting - Stallions FOR SALE CHEAP ! BTANDA11D , UNDEU KULE 8. WADE CART. - Council Blatts , 101. BROADWAY. 101 See the Beautiful Silk Christmas Quilt And Pillow Shams. THE MOST ELEGANT DISPLAY OF SILKS , GOLD HANDLED UMBRELLAS , LACES , TOILET ARTICLES , SCARFS , CARPET SWEEPERS , NECKTIES , TOILET ARTICLES , SHAWLS , RUGS AND MATS , ral ft We have a large line of UNDERWEAR Which we are closing out regardless of former prices- . Also a few more Bargains in Cloaks ! HARKNESS BROS. , --Broadway--401 IT WOULD TAKE MORE ROOM THAN ALL THE NEWSPAPERS IN THE CITY TO REPRESENT IN PRINT HENRY EISEMAN & CO.'S GRAND HOLIDAY STOCK ! But it is well known that our house contains such a multitude of items that it is impossible to name them , nor could the papers make space to enumerate the articles now on exhibition. Each nnd every ono of our departments will offer thousands of useful and oniiyincntiil things SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY CMS We have made every effort to place on sale the most attractive and useful . good ? at the lowefet pobbiblo prices , und wo invite iiibpection and compuribon. Special Handkerchief sale this week at Uc , fie , lc ( ) , loc , Hoc , up to J10. Each and all go ut about half price. Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers in largo variety. Laces , Embroideries , Fichues , Lace Collars. Kid and Fabric Gloves. All must go at thib great sale. Cloaks , Suits , Wraps , Gentlemen's Drcbbing Gowns and Smoking.laokcts. Lndio'B Slumber Robes , Japanese Smoking Jackets all Silk and Quilted at $5 , $0 , $7.60 to $10. Each a very suitable present from a lady to a gen tleman. Special bargains in our Art goods dq partmont. Stamped Linens , Knit goods , Underwear. Everything must be bold tliis weelc. Come to the People's store first and see what wo can do for you. Wo know wo have the go'ods and that our prices will nave you money every time. With every J2 purchase you will re ceive a ticket for one chunuo in oup 100 grand free probonts. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT TENTION. HENRY EISEMAN & CO. , PEOPLE'S STORE , 314 , 316 , 318 & 320 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , : S : IOWA,1
