c THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , MAY 11 , 1888.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
OFFICE , NO. 12 PEAllIj STItEET.
Delivered by Cnrrlcr In Any Tart of the Cltjr at
Twenty Cents I'cr Week.
II. W.T1LTON . MANAOEIl.
TKI.EPHONKS !
PR FFICE. No. 43.
KUiTOii , No. 23.
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co
New sprint ; Roods at Roller's.
Peter C. Miller , the painter. 1ms rented
the store room formerly occupied by Dr. H.
lllcc , nnd will occupy It with nn extension of
his rapidly growing business.
The funeral of Mrs , Inmiin , wlfo of Harry
Jntnan , was hold yesterday afternoon. Hev.
Mr. MttCkny conducted the services. There
was a large attendance of friends.
Mr. Ira Plainer and Miss S. E. Carlisle
wore united In marring Wednesday evening
by 'S < mlro Schurz. nt the residence of the
bride , corner of Ninth avotiuo and Bluff
streets.
The formal opening of the Manawa hotel
has been Indefinitely postiwncd , but il will
bo kept ocn ) , however , and guests will be ac
commodated from the present time until the
end of the season.
There was nothing done In the district
court yesterday morning , as Judge Deemer
accompanied the Knights Templars lo
Omaha and Judge Loofbourow did not arrive
In the city until noon.
The contractors for the Interior finish of
the now government building were paid
812,770.40 on account yesterday. This is the
largest payment made nt any onotlmo during
the crcc.lon of the building.
The river Is washing badly Ir. the vicinity
of 131 B lake , Jusl below the Northwestern
rip-rapping. The railroad companies have a
largo force of men at work pulling In now
rip-rapping nt the threatened point.
Chief Lucas is feeling pretly much ns
though ho was superintendent of an insane
osylum instead of chief of jwllco. There has
not been n day since ho pinned on his star
but what ho has had ut least ono crazy pris
oner.
oner.At the request of her friends , Mrs. Sltclton
Will give a parlor contort , assisted by Mrs.
Nat lirighnm and Mrs. Wudsworth , ut the
residence- Mr. F. E. Stubbs nn Tuesday
evening , May 15. The admission will bo DO
cents.
Chris Strnub , the well known contractor
of this eily , has proved n successful bidderou
nboul f 10,000 of work 'on the feebleminded
institution al Glcnwood. On Ihe carpentry
work , which was nlwosl as largo u contract ,
Herman fc Brown , of this city , fulled lo gel
the award by being only $28 higher than the
uucccssful bidder.
The police found J. H. Ferris , n cilizcn of
Crescent , in a badly demoralized condition al
the Northwestern depot Wednesday night.
Ho claimed that UillShaddcn , his companion ,
had thumped him over the head because ho
would not lend him nnd more money to blow
In over the green cloth. Ferris was taken to
the police station and carefully tucked in
bed.
Arrangements arc nearly conipleled for
the visil of Iho Young Men's Democratic
club to St. Louis to attend the national con
vention. There will be nearly two hundred
in Iho delegation from this city. The party
will bo dressed in light drab Prince Albert
Bulls , while plug bats , gloves , badges , canes ,
etc. Dolby's band of thirty pieces will ac
company thorn.
The entertainment by the Unique club nt
the Methodist church last evening was very
pleasurable and contained much merit. The
attendance was good , aiid from tills cnter-
incnl , and Iho refreshments which were af
terward served , many shekels were added to
the coffers of the society. This was the lirst
of a series of similar entertainments which
arc to be given by this club.
11U1H For Kxeiiviitloii Wanted.
Bids for the excavation of the ground
known us tno "old Catholic church"
pro'porty , corner of Main street ana
Willow avenue , will bo received at the
olllco of Alien & Bell , architects , until
Monday , May 14 , at 6 p. m. said bids
to state price per cubic yard. The
owner reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. N. MKUHIAM.
To Boom "Brooklyn. "
A m6vcment is on foot which , if consum
mated , will add materially to the value of
property in the lower portion of the city.
The Cochrun forty Is to bo put up at auction
and sold to the highest bidder. The tract
will bo divided into lots , und every alternate
two will bo sold , the present owner holding
the remaining or intermediate lots for future
disposition. Pacific avenue will be paved
nnd sidewalks laid , which will give good
access from Broadway nnd direct connection
* with the transfer nnd the Broadway street
railway. A hotel site is to bo set apart at a
place most favorable for the traveling public.
When completed the Omaha & Council Bluffs
street railway will pass within one square of
the trncir , nnd an effort will bo made to
secure an extension of the same Hue upon
Pnultlc avenue.
Plans leading to the above result were laid
yesterday , with Colonel Cochrau , the owner
of the land , as the prime mover. Other
prominent real estate men of this city are asso
ciated with him in the enterprise which
makes it reasonably surcof realization within
a very short time.
Notice.
The Iowa conference of the Church of
JCHUS Christ of Latter Day Saints , will
bo hold in the Huntington hall , No. 10-1
Broadway , Council Bluffs , on Saturday
and Sunday , May 12 and 13. Services
at 10 n. m. , " p. in. and 7:80 : p. m. each
day. Several prominent ciders will bo
present ; nil are respectfully invited.
P. T. GUNN , President.
The oldest firm , and largest stock of
wall paper in the city. All the now
shades in ingrains and valours. A few
puttoriiH in gilts nt lOo per roll at Nilcs ,
102 Broadway.
Money at low rates on nrnt-claflsliirm security.
Huriilmin , Tulloys k Co. , lU-'Mulu street ,
Special Itatou For tlie Itaces.
The Union Pacific will mako'arato of one
and one-third faro from North Platte , Bea
trice. and intermediate stations for the Coun
cil Bluffs races May 15 to IS , Tickets good
to return until May 10.
E. H. Sheafo loans money on chattel
security of every description , Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Ofttco 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Sheafo loans money on real estate.
Backing the Work Along.
The new operatives at the knitting works
are rapidly becoming prollcicnt. The largest
day's work thus far accomplished was or
Wednesday , when 250 pairs of stockings and
J&O pairs of mittens were turned out. The
capacity is being increased as fust as possl.
bio , and Mr. Mullen will soon bo able to lln-
ieli 1,000 , pairs per day. ,
Wnrburton & Iwnn > on , fashionable
dressmakers , No. 32 Pearl st.
Sewer connections and houp FQ\ren
laid by N. Y. Plumbing company.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bochteln ,
tlin Ducket.
Judge Ayloftwoi th failed to materialize It
In the police court ycsteiday morning iim
the boven bcozcis wtio had coma to grief a !
the hands of the "dnmly coppers of th <
Urcadwoy squad" during the presedinj
twenty-four hours were released on pr.rolc
During the afternoon William O'Connor aj/ /
pcared and denoblted f r.OO. Two putties b ;
the uamts of Killcn and Mitchell wen
jihargcd with malicious mischief , la interfering
ing with a handcar belonging to a rutlror.t
company. 1'hclr case \V as continued.
Tipt'on has in real estate.
Ucioa Abitract coicUfc.iy , S30 Miln ttrdet
MUST PUT UP OR SHUT UP ,
Saloonlsts to Pay License to the City
and Pees to Lawyers.
ONE FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
The Alrtcrmnnlo Ornb Bag A Snmll
Burglary The New School HiilUl-
InB-Hrief Bits of News
Personals.
Not Ilmmlng Dry Yet.
The saloons of the city are still running ,
and not running dry by any menus. Al
though the most of the places which were
run by responsible persons have been closed ,
there are probably more places in the city
where Intoxicating drinks nro sold than there
were six months no. It seems to take a
eng time for the prohibitionists to get the
courts to close uu a place after the proceed-
ngs are fairly commenced. By the- time
that particular place is shut up , two new
ones start up to take Us trade.
Mayor Holiror has decided that saloons
which run must pay a license , or rather must
pay some fixed amount each month for the
[ lurposo of helping to pay the extra
expenses of the city government. Yes
terday Deputy Marshal White was
going the rounds notifying the saloon keep-
jrs to step up to the city building by 2 o'clock
Saturday nnd pay fjl ) for the privilege of
Rolling drinks in May. The threat is made
that those who do not pay on or before , that
tlmo will bo promptly closed by the city
authorities.
Most of those thus notified nro not dis
posed to pay the desired SCO u month. A few
.hlnk favorably of pajlnp the llrst month ,
nnd then see whether the city will carry Into
execution the threat of closing the places
which have not paid. Others object to even
this , for it is well known that in the times
past this has been tried , and nftcr some have
imid for several months and others have paid
nothing , the slate would be wiped out and a
fresh start taken , so that the delinquents
have had the advantage over the others , by
getting out of paying more than one month
in six.
Another trouble in Inducing the saloon
men to pay their monthly license is that some
of them nro still imylng f-5 n month apiece to
the lawyers \yho are defending them. The
lawyers udvlso them not to pay the amount
asked for by the mayor , as the city can afford
tie protection iu return for the money. The
lawyers seem to think that the only protec
tion which these saloon men can get is that
which the lawyers give them by delaying the
coses in court and lighting them thcro. To
> ay ? 5'J a month to the city and $25 a menthe
: o the lawyers makes a pretty heavy license ,
especially when there Is no assurance to bo
had but that the place may bo closed up at
any time. In view of this complication there
s a disposition to pay the $25 a month to the
lawyers and run the risk of the city doing
anything to close them up.
Yesterday Judge Jjoofbourow passed upon
Lwo matters which have been pending before
dim for some time. One was that of the
; notion in the case of Conrad Gcisc , in regard
to the brewery , by which it was sought to
tiavo the case transferred to the federal
courts. Judge Loofbourow , after having the
question under consideration since last fall ,
has decided to overrule the motion. The
other case was that of Dan Carrigg , who was
up for contempt in violating the writ of in
junction. Judge Loofbourow imposed a fine
3f 300 , a snug little amount , but ono which
Carrigg , who is blessed with abundant
means , will find no difllculty in paying. The
other saloon cases are to come up week after
next. It is expected then that there will bo
some other places closed , and some new ones
started.
Catch-ns-Cntch-Cnn.
An article appeared in THE Bnn a few
weeks ago In regard to the action of the flm
committee in sending hose-reels Nos. 1 and 3
to Alderman Waterman's paint shop. It was
preaictcd at the time that the taxpayers
would nave reason to do some lofty kicking
when the bill was presented , and the predic
tion bids fair to bo doubly realized. * Mr.
Waterman presented on itemized bill at the
last meeting of the council and among the
charges appeared the following , although the
exact spelling will not bo given for fear the
reader could not understand what was
meant : "To painting hose-reel No. 1 , f75. "
In accordance with a custom recently estab
lished by the council , itemized bills are not
read , but the sum total is announced and
passed upon accordingly. For this reason
Alderman Waterman's little bill amounting
to f 154.85 was allowed , there being J2 for a
set of wheels , nnd other items included. No
ono was any the wiser as to what it was for.
than before it was taken up. The council
did not care to acknowledge that it had
thrown awav nearly $75 of the city's money ,
yet such is the case. The reels might have
been painted by the members of the depart
ment , ns has been the custom In the past ,
and the only expense to the city would have
been for the paint. Heel No. 4 was painted
in that manner , and there was no cry raised
about going outside to get a striper.
The painting gave satisfaction , and
no ono pretended to criticise it.
When THE BKI : announced the
action of the council in first making a grab
for the spoils , the democratic organ made
haste to explain the matter by stating that
Mr. Bradley , of the flro department , was not
a carriage painter , nnd that oven if ho could
do the plain work , a striper would have to bo
hired to do that part. If there had been no
change in the administration Mr. Bradley
would have striped the reels , and no stories
of his inability would over have been talked
up , but it was not to bo expected that ho
would take issue against the powers that bo.
especially as ho holds his position at their
will. Hud ho declared his ability to do tne
work , ho would have been deemed an "offen
sive partisan" and off would have como his
head. It was decided to paint the reels be
fore the election , nnd at the time of the
change the flro lads had given ono of them
ono coat of paint. No sooner was Mr. Water
man elected and appointed chairman of the
flro committee than ho ordered the reels
taken to his establishment , not that ho
might gain anything by it oh , no but that
he might save the city needless expense.
His wonderful philanthropy panned out re
markably well for him , but it requires an
expert to sco wherein the city is much richer
by the transaction.
There are very few fire alarms nnd the
boys have ample time for work of this
kind. The city is not as flush as
it might be , nnd economy in such
matters would prove very agreeable to
the already overtaxed citizens who have to
meet the bills. It seems to be the aim and
purpose of some of the councilmen to get
every cent they can from the city treasury ,
cither for themselves or for their favorites.
The squandering of money and draining the
treasury can not result otherwise than disas
trously to the city. Ono can not help but
admire their stupendous nerve , nor refrain
fiom feeling curioubity as to what their nuxt
move will bo , but lest their present policy of
impoverishing the city should grow monoton
ous , it is suggested that they adopt another
plan and try for awhile to suvo money. Op
portunities for HO doing ara not wanting. Foi
some time post the marshal has been clean'
ing up the alloys at the order of the council ,
The parties owning the adjacent property
were notified to do the work , but if they
failed to heed thu order , the wort
was done ut the expense of ttio city ,
The statutes provide that in such cases suit
shall be cnteied against the parties by the
city solicitor , but thus far no steps to re <
cover the money paid out for tills work have
ever been taken , und thecitUcn who failed U
obey the orders of the marshal was Just EC
much ahead. The council has been surpris
ingly remiss in Its duties iu thi direction
and it is hoped that it will tuko steps imuie
diatoly to recover the money The council
the clerk and the marshal each claim fee !
for those notices , the amount being neurij
(300. Tlieie lias been u peed deal of prompt
ness In presenting tills claim for the city U
PHV , to cover these fees , but it might be not
to collect thorn off the property owners be
fore taking the money out of the treasury
Some of the aldermen had not the Imrcllliooi
to vote for this foe bill , and hence the matte
is slid under consideration.
The New School Uiilltliiif ; .
The members of the school boned are n-ak
ing an examination of the various schoo
buildings now owned by the city for the pjsi
pobo of ascertaining the defects In their pan
struclion , to that 4t.c ; , cr.n guard ngalnst
ol v--- In ' "sw-lsasWlugj that 1
to bo erected on Washington avenue. Several
of the teachers have furnished valuable sug
gestions , and ihq majority of them think that
the number of pupils to bo seated In ono room
should not. exceed forty-five , Everjthing
pertaining to the health of the teachers nnd
pupils will be freely discussed , and the
question of seating them will receive much
attention , as well ns ventilation , light , heat ,
etc. The now building will bo located on the
cast side of the grounds nnd the playground
will bo in the rear. No additional ground
will have to bo purchased , as that now owned
by the city in sufficiently large to nccomodato
the proposed building. The plans are fast
assuming definite shape , and represent a
beautiful structure.
They H.iRKcd tlio Money.
The clgnr store of Moore ft Kipllngcr
was burglarized Wednesday night. When
Mr. Moore locked up for the hlght ho loft
one gas jet burning. Later Oftlccr Martin of
the merchants1 police noticed that thcro was
no light In the store , but ns both doors were
locked , thought no more about it. Yesterday
morning when the store was opened the back
door WAS found unlocked , and the money
ilrawer open. As the lock of the drawer has
been broken for some time Mr. Moore has
been In the habit of putting the change In n
canvas bag nnd biding it under the counter
behind a pile of cigar boxes. The thief was
evidently aware of It , ns the bag containing
about $11 was missing. As the rear door
was opened from the Inside , it is supposed
that the thief was concealed under a counter
when the store was closed for the night.
Personal l'nrn rnphs.
Hon. H. W. Wyman , of Keg Creek , wasm
the city yesterday.
D. M. Carr , representing the DCS Moincs
Leader , was in the city yesterday.
Mr. C. May , of Wcstcrvllle. O. , was in the
city yesterday , the guest of Mayor Hohrer.
J. D. Hume , formerly with J. H. Snydcr , is
now with W , Duquette in charge of the com
mission department.
Hnnford Hlnkstcn and wlfo , former rcsi-
lents of Glenwood , and now of Beatrice ,
Neb. , arc nt the Kiel hotel for a few days.
\V. S. Troxell , formerly of the linn of
Troxcll Bros. , has entered the employ of the
Peru Plow nnd Wheel company , of Peru ,
ill , , nnd has taken the road in that interest.
W. J. Davenport , division freight nnd pass-
3nger ngcnt of the Chicago , Burlington &
uincy , was in the city yesterday in the In-
.crest of an excursion to the national demo
cratic convention nt St. Louis.
Ambrose Burke , who has been reading law
with his brother , Finlcy Burke , has passed a
very creditable examination and been ad
mitted to the bn : by the supreme court at
DCS Moincs. Ho is n true Council Bluffs
> roduct , having been born nnd brought up
icro , and promises to win honor for himself
and the city of his birth.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan monev.
Tim Acme Club.
The entertainment given by this club last
evening caused a largo audience to gather nt
the Temple hall last evening. Two short
faiccs were given , the first "The Sleeping
Car , " in which the humorous Incidents
caused by the nervous antics of a female pas
senger , proved very Inughahlo. Miss Mary
Davenport and Miss Jcnnio Howe carried
their parts with special credit. In the second
farce , "Tho Mouse Trap , " thcro was also
much mirth-making. Miss Edith Campbell
nnd Fred Loomis won the honors in this. All
the participants did well , and the entertain
ment proved a most worthy one. A dance
followed the dramatic entertainment.
The Earth Exhales Poison.
To the air in localities wherevcgoto -
tion , rotted by freshets , is laid bare to
the sun's rays by the retiring flood.
Millions of square acres , in the vicinity
of the great tributaries of the Missis
sippi and the Missouri in the south nnd
southwest , give forth this fever-laden
miasmatic vapor , disseminating' malar
ial pestilencebroadcast. . Not only
throughout the great wcst ut wherever
in this continent fever andt ague
makes its periodic appearance and
what locality is wholly exempt from it ?
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters is the
recognized defense , the most highly
accredited and popular moans of cure.
Fever and ague are eradicated by it.
Nor is it less potent when used to re
move constipation , liver complaint and
dyspepsia , kidney tnmbless , nervous
ness and rheumatic ailment. Use it
upon the first appearance of these
troubles , and with persistency.
THEO. BECKMAN ,
MANUKACTUHEll OF AND DEALEll IN
HARNESS , SADDLES ,
BRIDLES AND COLLARS.
Full Assortment of Harness Goods Con
stantly on Hand.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
NO. 205 MAIN ST. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS , : : 'IOWA
-i-UNION PARK--
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COUNCIL , BLUFFS ,
MAY ISth , ISth , 17th AND 18th ,
FOUR RACES EACH DAY
REDUCED RATES ON RAILWAYS.
LarRO field of horses now here , includ
ing Nebraska Favorites. For pro
grammes or other information uddresa
the sccrctai-y.
SNYDEB &SNYDEB
M. B. SNYDER , A M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDER ,
SPECIALIST :
Diseases of "Women nnd Children ,
307 UroaCway , Council UUilTs.
OGDEN BOILER WORKS
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CAHTKU &J50N , Prop' * .
Manufacturers ot
All Kindt of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work.
Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended
to. Satisfaction tuarantoed , JOth Avenue. Ad
dress Ouduu Uollcr Works. Council lllurts.Iowa.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
$5,000 AT DEATH !
123 weekly indemnity for Injury. Costs but H3
tier year In the Old Iteilable United States Mu
tual Accident Association of New York.
General AgenU.
Iloom. ' , Opera House Illoct.
UK. s. STJ\VAKT ,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
' HOSPITAL AND OFFICE 45 F.OUBTH-ST ,
Cunil plu s , la ,
Veterinary Dentistry a.Specially ,
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest Stooh , Furnishing Goods , '
Lowest1. Prices , I JVI EJGALF _ BROTH EPS. , Clothing , Hats , Gaps , eto. {
xxxxxXTys
3VT. F. RDHREH- U ) < 0 - 'WllUfim.SlBdontopf , u '
\ Fisher'
' " ' ' 3f ffardman , Evtrcti < 0
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Mrt.ni OAy. .Cotmtjr REAL ESTATE
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Main St. Council ninfrt.
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MUTUAU UFEIN8. CO. _ ' Mo.B M. ' _ 1B14 St. rr'i A . ; OmU , l
Largest Capital and Surplus ' Your Patronaga
I CITIZENS STATE BANK
of Any Banh in the city. * , > Is S
SYH , &A ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS JW&EA Saws
Pginb , 0il $ ( Glooo Qo Abstracta'of Title
Wholesale ,
No. 8. Pearl St. 'm. ' ARE THE BEST.
EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
OF
Manufacturer of Fine Carriages nnd Buggies. H. F HATTENH AUER I always keep in stock n largo variety of eastern
I have always a full stock to select from. . , , make Carriages , which Isollntn. very low rate.
Call and examine. Prices Low. Nos. ar to ill ; Fourth Street. I am alwavs rcadv to show noods.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260.
-IF YOU IIAVfi ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE
Call on HI. imOIILICII , A38 Ifroiulway , wliorc you will receive
the IIIghCHt Cnsh Price.
SPECIALJNOTICES.
NOTICE.
QFECIALaclvcrtlsements , such as Lost , Pound ,
t-J To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Hoarding
etc. , will be Inserted In , this column at the low
rate of TEN CKNTS PEU LINK for the Urst In
sertion ana Five Cents Per Line for each subse
quent Insertion. Leave advertisements at our
ollice. No. IU Pearl StroOt ; near IJroadway , Coun
cil lllutls Iowa. q
WANTS.
TT'OIl SALE A new sljCroom house near trans-
-L' for. Inquire of Jr. ) Chamberlain , coiner
Maln.st. and llroadway Couiicll Itluirs , la.
EOU KENT New seven-room lesldencej bath ,
hot and cold waterf near to llroadu ay and
Main sH. . and dummy depot , Totiest Smith ,
Drown building. ,
WANTED A flist-class frame maker. No
carpenters need al > j > ly. W. W. Chapman ,
107 Main Bt.
_
ANTED-A Kood , bright boy. 12 or 14 years
old. Address H. H. 0. Hee olrico.
FOH KENT A Si-room hotel , with peed pay
ing patronage. Iu city ot . ' 10,000. will rent
to party who will buy the furniture or will sell
the whole property on easyterms. Forpartlcu-
lars Inquire of Johnston & Van Patten , ( a Main
fctrect.
Lady of pleasing address to solicit
WANTED
licit and canvass. Good vages. Address
In own hand writing , II. J. C. , Council IHulIa.
Care Hee.
WANTED Young unmarried man to work
about yard and stable. Apply at office of
Horace Everett.
FOU RENT To one or two gentlemen , a largo
front room , neatly furnished ; closets and
use of bath room : new house. References re-
eiulred. 217 Illuff-st.
WANTED A tjood girl to work in restau
rant , KM West Uroadway.
\X7"ANTED S venty-flvo pieces of good , scc-
TT ond-hnnd carpet. A. J. Mandel. ' 3 IJroad
way.
MUST lie Sold , Come Quick Two drug stocks
fl.-W to tl.500 ; ono in Iowa , one Ine -
braskn. Marie , Haas A ; Co. , Council Illulls.
TJ10II SALE Or Trade Top buggy In good
JL' condition. Apply to Oil east llroadway.
WANTED Housekeeper Elderly German
lady preferred. Ono child to care for. Inquire -
quire at lluo olllcc.
FOH KENT First-class piano In good order.
Can bo had at reasonable price. Posses-
blon given May 1st. D. Goldstein , iSM Broadway.
SALE At a bargain , 40 acres near block
yards. South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson At
Christian , Iloom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
WANTED Stocks of merchandise. Have
Omaha and Council Illutrs city property ,
nUo western land to exchange for goods. Call
on or address Johnson & Christian , llocm U5 ,
Chamber of Commerce , Omaha.
SPECIAL TO TRAVELERS !
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT ,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
711 BROADWAY ,
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGIjAH ST. , OMAHA , NED.
Star Stables and Mule Yards
Uroudwuy , Couutll lllutfa , Opp. Dummy Depot
Jlorbea and mules constantly on hand , for
enlo at retail or In car ! " ? < ! lots.
Orders promptly ulled by contract on short
notice. . .
Htock sold on commission.
Telephone Dt. bUIIIiUTKlt Jt IlOUiV.
Oppoailo Dummy Depot , Council ItlulTi
McDANELD & GO
D , H. , ,
Hides , Tallow. Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices , Prompt
. Returns.
tUO Mid tti JUlB StreoUCouncJl BluBs.Iow * .
1861. 1888.
P. C. DEVOL.
DEALER IN
Jewell Vapor Stores , Monitor
Ranges. Charter Oak Stoves , Leonard Re
frigerators , llnildcrs' Hardware , ( JoUlcii
Star Vapor Ranges. Glldden Fence Wire ,
Tin Roofing and Job Work.
604 H roadway , Council DlufTs , la.
Estimates Furnished ,
CASH TRADE SOLICITED.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS ,
JONES & SHUGART ,
JAOKJ.TS FOtl (
VICTOR CYCLES.
JnKAI.KIlfi IN (
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
) TIIE rEI.K HAVEr ) (
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE !
KO. 211 imOAUWAY.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
WODroadway Council Bluffs. Iowa. Eitabllshed
J837.
EGAN & KIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
No. 652 Broadway. Opera House Block ,
Council Bluffs. Telephone No. 281.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main StreatJBwincll Bluffs ,
Only Hotel In the City with Fire Es-
capo. Electric Call Bolls.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable
MAX MOHN. Proprietor
DOWN TO BUSINESS !
IX ORDER TO PREPARE FOR , MORE COMMODIOUS APARTMENTS WE
WlLili CijOSE OUT OUll ENTIRE STOCK OP
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS !
-SALE COMMENCING-
SATURDAY MORNING , APRIL 28TH ,
Every person desiring bargains will not fall to take advantage of this great cash
sale. The stock Is new and well selected. Fine dress goods ,
new styles , choice silks , etc.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS IN THE WEST. NEW
GOODS AND FROM IIEST DESIGNS.
FIRST COME , FIRST SERVED. REMEMBER THE PLACE ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
HARKNESS
No. 201 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES ,
BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
DR. C. B. J U DD ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or snlnry.
WANTEU-JLOCAL , AND TKAVKLIIVG ACiEftTS ON COMMISSION.
181B. INCOKl'OIlA'lKO 1H78
CO. ,
1UASSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTIJHGltS.
I" life' " * ' ' ( or
SIZES FROM
MILLS , ELEVATORS
25 TO 250 AND
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
POWER , PURPOSES ,
AUTOMATI : CUT-OFF : ENGINE ,
Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
- . bICNI > l-'OK CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.