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THE SUNDAY BFB. JUNE 17. 18S&-SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE SUNDAY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OPFICJ2 NO. 12 PCAllh STKKKT.
rtlh ercd by Ctirrlfr In Am' 1'art of tlio City at
Twenty tents I'cr Week.
II W.TH.TON MANAOnit.
TKLKl'IIONHSI
nrsi r. OrriT , No. 43.
NHIIIT KUnon , No. ZJ.
MINOll MI3NT10N.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New sprint ? goodft at Keller's.
Clearance sale of slraw goodi thte week at
II. Friedman's.
The district court ndjourncil yesterday
until the IMh.
Misses school liats reduced Irom 50c lo 15o
nt II. Friedman's.
Judge Deemer yesterday announced that
ho would decide the motion for a now trial
Jn the Jones case on the 30th.
Ladles' sun hats reduced from DOe to 15c at
II. Friedman's.
J. M , Ourslcr has presented his "banner"
to the licnubllcnn club , unions the iluconi-
tlons of whoso rooms It will have o prominent
place.
Ladles'India cauzo vests , extra line qual
ity , at 25c. II. Friedman's.
IJulldlng permits have been Issued to W.
II. Colo. Dr. West and Mra. McKcnzlo for
? 3K ) dwellings , and Norniun Green for 11 j-75
nddltton.
The chautaitfua | clrclo has an Interesting
literary programme for Monday evening.
Everybody welcome to the meeting in the
Mueller music hall.
Ladies muslin underwear regardless of
cost this wpuk at II. Friedman's.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry Miller
will occur at 'J o'clock this afternoon from
the family residence , 2ir VInostrcct. FriendH
of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
Ladles black silk plaited hose reduced from
$1.10 to ( Wo per pair. II. Friedman's.
The "boy choir" at St. Paul's Kpiscopal
church spent yesterday at Lake Munawa on
a picnic. This day's pleasure was furnished
through the courtesy of the rector , llov. T.
J. Muckuy.
Fine trlmncdlmts reduced to one-half their
their former prices ut II. Friedman's ,
A burglar entered the residence of E. F.
Watts , MM Madison street , Friday afternoon ,
and carried on" a inanicuro set. valued at $15.
No traces of the thief or missing property
have been discovered.
Children's white dresses , from 2 to 14
years , 85c and upwards at II. Friedman's.
The nuptials of Dr. F. E. Soyhcrtand Miss
Ida Wica will bo solemnized at the Episco
pal church next Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock by Hcv. T. J. Mackay. Thuro will
bo a full choral service , and the occasion will
bo very impressive.
All parties having anything to do with the
tickcts'on the rallio for the elegant gold
watch to bo disposed of for the bonellt of the
Bister's hospital arc requested to make im
mediate returns , as the nifllo Is to take place
within the next thirty days.
Yesterday excavation work began at the
corner of Seventh and Urondway. owned by
Cole & Cole. They will erect , a single story
building. On account of its location tins is a
valuable lot and there is a very general opin
ion that a two or even thrco story building
would provo a valuable property.
Ladles' fast black cotton hose , full regular
made , reduced from 85c to UOo per pair , this
week only , ut II. Friedman's.
The committees appointed to close up the
subscriptions to stock In the Chautaurjua
assembly arc all expected 16 begin work to
morrow morning , and crowd the enterprise
to a successful start at once. Each member
Rhould bear the matter in mind , and citi/.cns
should bo prepared to meet them with a
smile and u generous support.
There was a very small audience at the
opera house last evening to attend the mass
meeting to review the moral situation of the
city. The children of the home conducted
the Introductory exercises. Uovs. Mr. Hces
and IJr. Phclps delivered short addresses.
The meeting was under the management of
Kev. Henry UoLong. It is probable that the
object ot the meeting was not thoroughly
understood , and it could hardly bo called a
success.
On the death of James Fralnoy bis nephew ,
J. J. Fralncy , was appointed administrator.
Ho 11 led his report the other day , and now
thcro are filed objections on the mirt of the
heirs , claiming that ho has converted certain
assets , and asking that ho bo made to appear
in court and bo examined as to what has be
come of a $500 diamond pin , a $ ' . . ' 00 pair of
diamond cuff buttons , and some notes and
mortgages , for which he has failed to ac
count. The matter is set for a hearing on
the 28th.
Ladles' fancy striped cotton hose , full reg
ular made , at lf > e per pair , would bo very
cheap at ii5c ; ut II. Friedman's.
Arrangements huvc been made to accom
modate an immense crowd of visitors at
Manawa to-day. The Athletic park manage
ment have Hccurrd permission to operate the
motor line , and Hotel Mauawa will bo
thrown open for the visitors. Harmon 13ros.
Will entertain their visitors as usual , and
aside from the regular attractions of the
Inko , thcro will bo an interesting game ol
ball between the homo club and the U. E.
Mayncs , of Omaha. Belli and Hcnn will bo
the battery for the Bluffs club , and the llrst
game under the new management promises
to bo a line one.
A notice was served yesterday on Harry
I n in tin , of the Phoenix , to sell no moro liquor
after lust night , and that place will bo run
no more as u saloon. The proprietor an
nounce * his intention of thoroughly /Ittlng
the place , and putting in u stock of fruits ,
cigars , etc. , and will sell all kinds of temper-
mi CO mixed drinks , but has promised Attor
ney Sims that ho will not handle any
whisky , wino , beer or any other intoxicating
liquor. Ho says that ho will not open an
establishment in Omaha , as his interests arc
nil in Council Bluffs , and he will remain hero
and conduct a legitimate business.
Union Abstrao company , 230 Main street.
Buy u "White , " 'Jo W. Main.
Personal Pararnptifi.
Rlley Clark , of Ncola , was In the city yes
terday.
Mrs. O. P. McKesson lenves this evening
for a two weeks' trip through the northwest.
Mrs. Luuru Haunner , of Denver , Is the
guest of Mr. and Mra. A , D , Kuhn , of this
city.
city.MisM
MisM Dora Smith , of St , Joseph , Mo. , is
visiting with Mis. Horace Everett , of this
city.
city.Mrs.
Mrs. W. A. Mauror is quite 111. Her con
dition ycstcrdvy was somowhnt uioro favor
able. .
Mrs. Hattto Shcpnrd. nco Gardner , of
North Platte , is hero for a visit with her
parents.
Miss Stella M. Pierce returned yesterday
morning from a throe months' visit with
friends In Kansas.
Miss Eva Pickering , of Garden City , Kns. .
la th guest of hcruunt. Mrs. S , A. Pierce ,
7 > 0 Seventh street.
Miss Grace McCrary , of ICcokuk , is visit
ing with the family of her undo , W. M. Me-
Crary , on Seventh street.
Mra , L , Simmons and daughter. Miss
Siiblc , leave to-day for a few months' ' to Bos
ton unrt eastern pleasure resorts.
Mrs. Don Southcrlnnd and Mrs. Davis , ol
Creston , uro in the city , the guests of Mrs.
8. J. Swuiibon , mi Glen avenue.
W , A. Green , editor of the Onawa Sen
tinel , was in the city yesterday renewing
friendships umda during Ills icsldcnOa Itcio
J curs n o ,
Mrs. TF. . Thlckstun Is attending the com
mencement exercises of the Dcnifon , O. ,
university , whcro her son , Will , is one of the
Graduates.
Dr. Cleaner and wife leave this afternoon
with the delectation , for Chicago. They wll
'proceed to East Dcthlohoui , Pa. , the eli
Lome of the doctor , and will bo guuo about
two weeks.
Mr. J. C. Gleason , brother of Dr. E. Glea
eon , arrived home yesterday morning from a
fclx months' trip through the states ot Oregon
gen , Wyoming , Utah anil Idaho. His coming
was u pleasant surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Wudsworth are preparing
soon to malio a change of residence , Llncoli
to be their now homo. Mr , Wadsworth hat
been connected with Uurnham.Tullcys&Co
Mra. Wadsworth will al&o bq missed , es
rcciully la musical circles , she having Justlj
the reputation of being ono tif the nnCst so
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THE BATHE OF THE KEGS ,
The Last Batch of Injunctions
Issued , and Bars Barred.
THE MOTOR AND MILWAUKEE-
Another Delay In Court Tliree Mntl
AVoninn Good HIIUPB Coining
Among the Churcl Folks
PcrHonal
Prohibition at Work.
In the district court yesterday Judge
Dcomcr was busy hcarina motions and sa-
eon cases. A number of Injunctions were
Issued ngalnst owners of property , as well us
against occupants. Temporary writs were
issued ngalnst David Uotts , Hcnjnmln Itaag
ind U. II. White. Permanent Injunctions
were Issued ngalnst Mrs , Amy , Conrad
Geisc , W. H. Heck , Jacob A pel , L. Scubert ,
F. Lower , Paul Meyer's , William Gibson.
One Neola case was heard , that of August
Uuttlgcr , who has been running a tailor shop
with a liquid attachment. The evidence was
rather weak , but it was shown that ho had
iccn selling a drink called " 1J. H. " which
Itllcy Clark testified was somewhat like
beer , but tasted rather Hat. It was also
shown that Uuttigcr had tried to buy up ono
Df the wltncsbscs against him. Huttlgcr re-
ru cd to , answer whether ho had n govern
ment license , as the answer would crlmlnato
lilm. Judge Deemer decided to Issue the in
unction. This closes up the cases so far as
Lhey have been commenced.
Since it has become apparent that the
open galoot ) business in the city is about at
an end , thcro is a general inquiry as to tire
future movements of the men who have been
engaged In that business , their feelings and
opinions regarding the matter , and the policy
of the city with reference to the business.
For the purpose of ascertaining the exact
situation : i lin : representative interviewed a
number of persons with rofciencc to It. The
majority of the ox-saloon men were about
equal in their condemnation of the law , the
law and order league , and Mayor Hohrcr.
Said ono : "Hohrcr has betrayed us. Wo
raid our license and expected protection , but
we got none. " Said another : "I would have
putt a long time ago if the other fellows had ,
jut 1 proposed to stick to the business as long
is they did. Now the only thinir I kick on is
that some of us mo forced to close , while the
others are still running. "
"What course do you fellows propose to
pursue in the future 1" asked the reporter.
"As far as I am concerned , I have quit for
? ood. I presume some of them will continue
auslncss mid run temperance ( I ) places. "
"What will they sell ) "
"Oh , soda water , lemonade , milk shake ,
etc. Of course , they won't sell anything the
law prohibits. They never did , you know. "
Said a prominent democrat : "There is no
use tnlklntr , the boys arc between the 'dovil
ind the deep sea. ' They have played their
ast card and arc cuchcrcd. "
"What do you think the mayor will do ! "
"I can't speak for him , of course ; but there
s no question but that he will see that here
after the law is obeyed. Ho has kept every
ilcdge either expressed or implied in
ills election by the party ; the closing
is no act of his , and now it seems to mo his
luty is clear. He is not pledped to protect
illegal traffic In liquor , and it is not expected
he will do so. "
Said another : "I am not a prohibitionist ,
but 1 am In favor of obeying the law. The
majority of the people of the state have de
clared their wish in the jnatter , and the will
of the majority rules In America. If the law
is objectionable , its strict enforcement will
make it apparent to all. "
Many express the belief that while there
will be no longer n living chance for the open
saloon in Council Bluffs , yet in place of sixty
such places there will be a hundred holes
where liquois will bo sold , and any quantity
of boot-leg and back-alley business. New
saloons will spring up , the proprietors of
which will spend as little money us possible
in titling up , and will stand prepared to close
at any time. The prediction is made that it
will be here as in Sioux City , and that none
will go thirsty , the only difference beiiiK that
the drinks and the bars will bo of a sadly demoralized -
moralized nature.
S. B. "Wndsworth & Co. loan moncv.
The engineers strike for Durlin Bros.
for their ( groceries , 533 Brosirtwny , Ed
Lloyd will take your order. Tel. liUO.
The Motor Sqiiahhlc.
George A. Holmes , the attorney for Mr.
Reed , of the motor line , tried to get a hearing
before Judge Deemer in the district court
yesterday to dissolve the temporary injunc
tion now in force preventing the laying of
the motor crossings over the Milwaukee
tracks , but Hon. George F. Wright , attorney
for the railroad company , succeeded in stav
ing off the hearing for a few days. It Is now
set for hearing at Avoca , on next Tuesday ,
and Attorney Holmes is very confident that
ho will succeed in having the injunction dis
solved , as the law on the point is very plain.
If the Milwaukee road would sign a contract
the motor trains would be running through
to Broadway by the end of the present week.
The crossings for the Milwaukee tracks uro
on the ground , and thrco of the Mock Island
crossings are being laid. Thocrossingof the
Kansas City track and the remaining three
crossings for the Rock Island are on the road
and are expected hero to-morrow.
The feeling of indlenation against the Mil
waukee has not subsided in the least , and the
citUcns are still very bitter in their denun
ciation of that corporation. The company's
attorney , Mr. Wright comes In for n liberal
share of the public "scorching , " and the
motives ascribed to him for looking after the
interests of his client so earnestly are any
thing but fluttering.
Travelers ! Stop nt the Bcchtcla.
For sale cheap. Lots nenr the bridge
to parties who will build at oneo. Ad-
drcbs or call on J. U. Rico , No. 100
Main street , Council Blull'a.
A Wrzithy Female Trio.
Judge Aylesworth hud a lively time In
police court yesterday morning with three
excited females each demanding justice at
the expense of the others. It seems that tbo
parties , who gave the names of Mrs. Collins ,
Mrs. Hunoo and Mrs , Woods , all live with
their families In the same house , 3110 Twelfth
street. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Collins are
bound to each other by the tender bonds that
usually endear sister-in-law , but they forget
the fact very often and indulge in
demonstrations anything but affectionate.
A few days ago Mrs , Woods donned the
warpaint , and picking up her little hatchet
Unit did duty ns : v tomahawk , she flounced
into Mrs. Collins' apartments , and Informed
that lady that sbo proposed to cut off her
head. Instead of fulfilling her threat and
performing the execution , she proceeded to
Mrs. Burloo's rooms and told her that Mrs.
Collins had been circulating stories dero
gatory to Mrs. Hurioo'B reputation , The
hitter took umbrage at the statement , and
she forthwith visited Mrs. Collins and ask
her to retract. Some words followed , and
the visitor seized a chair and knocked her
liostuas out of time. Mrs. Collins swore out
u warrant against the other two charging
them with assault with intent to kill , After
hearing the evidence and fully weighing the
mutter , the court lined Mrs. Burloo fO.UO
for carrying war into the scat of the enemy ,
and put the other two under bonds to appear
for trial Monday morning. They furnished
tuo necessary amount , and were allowed to
dcpatt. Mis. Hurioo's friends asked the
con rt to remit her line , as her husband is a
drunken wrntch and she supports her fam
ily by washing. The court then told her to
bring In her husband , nndtho jailor would
lock him up to board out her line , as ho WUG
of no account for anything clue. She prom
iscd to turn over hrr lord to the propci
authorities Monday morning , and was al
lowed to go her way rejoicing ,
Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur
nishing : : of the Now Yorl < plumbing Co.
The Coming Races.
The summer trotting meeting ta bo held iv
Union park , begin Tuesday , July 8 , and con
tinucs four days. The entries include man.\
of the fastest flyers of the west , and all o
the ton races are tilled. The purscg offeree
amount to { ' .1,000 , and ttc ) races are all fas
enough to make them highly .interesting
A WEEK
-OF
-rou-
There are hundreds and
thousands of places where you
can spend your dimes and dollars
lars , but how few where you
can save them ?
You can save not only
DIMES , but DOLLARS , by
Six ' Unloading
attending our Days'
loading sale , commencing to
morrow. r
Each and every department
will be full of the best bar
gains over offered.
Grand special sale of Para
sols.
Grand special sale of Laces
and Embroideries.
Special bargains in Hosiery ,
Gloves and Corsets.
Tremendous clearing out
sale of WHITE GOODS , LAWNS
and WASH Dnuss Goons.
Special bargain sale of Silks
and Dress Goods.
All must be sold during
this week at Half Price at
( Jos. 218 , 220 , 222 & 224
BROADWAY.
The western passenger association has or
dered reduced rates on nil roads , the fare
from points within a circuit of 100 miles of
Council liluffs being one and one-third of the
usual single faro for the round trip. A largo
number of special features have been secured
for the occasion and visitors are assured of
ono of the Jinest race meetings ever held in
this vicinity. _ _
Wc'havo a number of slightly dam
aged pianos and organs which will beheld
hold at bargain. Call on Mueller Mubic
Co. , 103 Main st.
ScrmoiiH null Services.
The following announcements are made
concerning the churches :
Services at Saint Pauls church at 10:30 : a.
in. and 8 p. m. Morning sermon , "The Hasty
Word. " Evening lecture , "Gladstone anil
Ingersoll. " The public and strangers wel
comed.
All Saints church , corner of Eighteenth
and Third avenue , will be opened to-day nt 4
p. m. The Hcv. T. J. Mackny preaching the
opening sermon. Seats free to all.
The Hev. T. J. Mackay will lecture this
evening at Saint Pauls church on the recent
articles in the North American Iteview by
Mr. Gladstone and Colonel Ingersoll. The
public welcome.
Preaching by the pastor of the First Bap
tist church at 10:30 : a. in. nnd 8 p. in. Sunday
school at 12 in. Young People's meeting nt
7 p. in. Seats free. All cordially welcomed.
Preaching as usual at the Prc byterian
church by the pastor both morning and even
ing. Sabbath bchool at 12 o'clock. Strangers
and others cordially Invited.
The Berean Baptist church meets this af
ternoon at a o'clock at Overton mission.
Preaching by Hev. T. F. Tliickstum. Subject :
"God's Soldiery. "
W. II.V. . Kees , the pastor of the M. E.
church , will preach nt 10:110 : a. in. on the
theme , "A Plea for the Children. " At 8 p.
m. on "John the Baptist. " Sunday school at
12 m , Baptism at close of morning service.
Mr. J. N. Brown will lead the meeting at
the Y , M. C. A. rooms this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Meeting for men only. Subject ;
"Consecration. " Come early , rooms open
from a to 0.
Services In the Congregational church to
day , morning and evening , preaching by the
pastor. Morning subject. "A Good Grip. "
Evening , "Tho Children of God. " These
services are free to all , and a cordial invita
tion is extended ,
E. II. Shenfo loans inonoy on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All biibinens strictly
confidential. Office 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stuirs.
A Happy Birthday L'nrty.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burton have the fac
ulty of making rtio little folks happy as was
evidenced by the party given their little
daughters Mamie and Stella on the afternoon
and evening of Juno 13. Forty bright little
girls responded nt U p. in. to the invitations
it-sued. At 5 o'clock they were escorted to
the imrK with hammocks and wnll-tlllcd
lunch baskets. At fl o'clock the tables were
spread and sandwiches , choice cakes , fruits ,
ten cream , lemonade and other dainties were
spread out in tempting array. A happier.
brighter circle of faces than those seated at
the tables is rarely seen , The party ended
at 8 o'clock , Little Miss Stella was the re
cipient of a number of handsome presents.
Why pay two prices to installment
houses for { , 'oodb when Cole < fc Cole , at
No. 41 Mtiin street leading Hardware
nnd Steve House , will sell you the best
on equal tormo
OpoalllK tliu Illds.
The school board held a special meeting
Jest evening for the purpose of opening bids
for erecting the new school building , in ac
cordance with the plans and specifications
The bid of Mr. Murphy was the lowest , but
np action was taken com-crning the award
ing of the contract. The spcciucations were
reaualiO. the board 'then adjomucd until
Monday
THUS 3STE"V7" IBIRIIDGKE ! i
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest St METCALF BROTHERS , Furnishing Qoodg ,
to west Prices , V * * Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto ,
. .
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f , RDHRBR , ni Sladsntopf ;
I . . . ' ' ffardman , Everett < 0 FisJim c2s O
.3J rSJST.A.
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Largcat Capital and Surplus Your Cr >
CITIZENS STATE BANK Patronage ,
of Any Banh in the city. I , 1 Is Solicited , ' 25 co
ro STH , & A , DFostBi\ SMOKE ,
en COUNCIL niAJFFS
. & MooroVi
85 Corogoj. 'Abstractsof Title
> ' Wholesale. * & , - , . Santa
No. 8. Pearl St. ARE THE BEST.
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EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
O. O 3
Manufacturer of Fine Cni-risifjcs nnd Buggies. H.F HATTENHAUER I always keen In stock a lurca variety of eastern
I luivo always a full stock to select from. . , , inaku CarriiiRCs , which 1 Sell nta very low rate.-
Cnll ntid examine. Prices Low. Xon. a ? lottH Fourth Street. I am always readv to show poods.
IE HAVE SOLD A GREAT { DAKTIIY OF
DRY GOODS , CARPETS , ETC. ,
BUTE YET HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK AND
THE SLAUGHTER
WILI. CONTINUE UNTIL EVEJ&Y DEPART
MENT IS CLEANED OUT.
The Best Bargains Ever Offered will be given
to our trade during this week.
We shall paralyze prices and surprise the "buy
ers. No matter what you want , CALL AND
SEE US. We will give you foetler values for
less money than -you ever got in your lives
before. REMEMBER THE PLACE ,
' 401 ROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
HARKNESS BRO'S.
I84S. INCOUPOHAXED 1878
SEILjILj d5 CO- ,
MASSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTURERS.
* I" " " * A" ° " " " " '
SIZES
FROM , TKk
LECTBIC
25 TO 300
HORSE jjjSsK&inSim LIGHTING ,
POWER , and EM. * .
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES.
- : - - - : -
Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. Hcgulatlon , Durability Guar
.
anteed. Can Show letters from iibcrs where fuel Kconomy Is equal with Corliss Nou-Coudenslnir.
UKANCII HOUSE , COILVCII. Kl.Uri'S , IOWA.
Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WAXTED-JLOCAIy AND TRAVELING AC5EXTS OX COMMISSION.
SPECIALNOTICES.
_ _
NOTICE.
' , such as Lost , Pound.
To Umn , For Bale , To Kent , Wnntn , Hoarding
etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the low
ratoof TRN C'KNTS PKH UN1I for the nrat In
sertion and Five Cents 1'er Line for e.ach subso-
miunt Insertion. Leave advertisements at our
ollirt' . No. 12 1'earl Street , near Hroudway , Conn-
clllllutrs Iowa.
WANTS.
THOU IIKNT House with four rooniH , kitchen ,
32 irootl cellar , well , cistern nnd other Improve-
inentH. J , F. retcrbon , ' & Lincoln nvo.
lOU HUNT A splendid , olry. front room ,
F with drpsflliiK room and closet , f urnlfchud , ut
reasonable raten. 728 Washington avo.
HAVK two 10-room brink houses to trade
WE merchandise. Johnfipn & Van 1'atten.
ANTKD-Clrlatodo droes ranking.
Wi C.Scott,31U llroudway , UP stairs.
rilAKEN UP Came Into the premUes of the
-L Bulmcrlber , Bee. u , WuBhlngton township ,
J'ottuwatamle county , Iowa , June 7 , ! * ) < , one
iioney mare , chebtnut , about 12 sears old. one
borrel colt , about 8 ye art. old. The owner Is re-
miested to provepropeity. paycharges aua take
them away. Iticuariilloen.
To exchange Nebracku or Wisconsin
WANT lands for Council Illulls or Omaha
pro party or merchandise. U. 1' . McKfeson.
WANTKI1 A few good berry pickers. Apply
toBamuel Awry , on riuuklln avenue
near Green's packing house.
H HUNT Two farina in Colfax Co. , Neb.
- Good land nenr railroad. Terms easy. Ad
dress Johnson & Van 1'atten. pouncll IIUillH.
Tmoil 8AU-A : coed , complete bakery. 7W
J. llroadwav. Ired Amvyj da.
buy good second-hand furniture , fctovt-s
IWIliIj
and carpets ; will pay full cash value. A. J.
Mandel. a Urpadway. _
A first-class cook at , the Crestou
WANTED
house. _
T710H BAI.B At a bargain , 40 acres near stock
J ? yards , South Omaha , Ntb. , Johnson &
Chrlsjiau , Uooin 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
_
\17 ANTED- Blocks Ol inerclmndise. I lav *
V > Omaha and Council lllutTa city property.
alto western land to exchange tor good * . CM
on or uddreui Johnson Ac Christian , Hocm'UO ,
Cnamlicr of Commerce , Omaha.
" \STANTED-1 experienced Bills toropnck 1cm-
IT ons , to-morrow moriilug. Apply to O. W.
Mutts , 10 and 181'earl st.
WANTED Apprentice at dress making. No.
: il Peml Nt.
> OOMS for rent. 71 Fourth street.
A place to care for lioracH , milk
WANTKD other work In private family. J. r. ,
lleo oillte , Council IllullH.
Tlia Qulolc Meal Vapor Htovc.
Positively the hest nnd most reliable
vapor stove made. Will not leak ; eas
ily cleaned ; will last twenty years. You
can buy it just us cheap us inferior
btovcs , Is absolutely safe ; cannot ex
plode or caubo an accident. Don't fail
to bee it before buying. Alto u great
reduction in prices of refrigerators for
thirty days. At Cole is Cole , 41 Main
street.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
COOUroadway Council llluffa , Iowa. Established
l&T.
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 UOUGIjAB ST. , OMAHA , NKU
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
' Hydraulic nnd Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Khtimatcs ,
HRIRU'INRINF I Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Urown
Huilding , Council UlufTs , Iowa.
CIIVII TV PIlPUT Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115
P I IN LL I DU nlXL. " Penfl St. , Council niuns , Iowa.
NOLJI IDV Justice ot the Peace. Ojllcc over American Express , No. 419
OvIlUriZ. ' " ' ,
i Broadway , Council Blufl's , Iowa
QTHNIT 9 , QII\/IQ \ / Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Fedcra
OIUIlL. Ot OIIVIO" " Courts. Olllce Rooms 7 and 8 , Shngart-Beno Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UA7ITIVI Dentisf. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Council
CP
v > ! nn/LLn" Biuirs , Iowa.
in i1lscn ps of Kye. inr. : Nose nml
rMIAMOrnilM H/1 / n Specialist
MU LHAMnrm . . N M IJ Throat , masses.\rctirnti-ly l'ivscrlbi < T. Cut-
I ! V/l iniTIUL.IIL.IM , IVI Ui noi-ji treated br nmil nffvr ilrat consultation.
Ollice cor. Main Mi out and Ilroad way. llesldonce , BIO Itltlir st. Hours I'itoi : . ' , StoC , 7:30108:30. :
Council IllnHV , Iowa.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. o
CO TBFTMfi
JL JjLlJLil UT *
COw
W.
HATS , CAPS , BOOTS & SHOES , FOR MEN , YOUTH'S ' AND BOYS.
M. MARCUS , 546 & 548 BROADWAY.
MUELLER MUSIC CO
1814 St. Marys Ave. , 103 Main Street ,
OMAHA , NEB. COUNCIL , UL.IJFFM , I A
A triumvirate of instruments which cannot bo o.xcollcd in tone , beauty of finish
and general workmanship.
Royal and Century Organs
Excel all others in btylo of case , beauty of finish and volume of tone.
Sold for CASH or on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
All kinds of Mufaical Instruments , Russian Gut Strings , Sheet Music andMusio
Books.
Dealers supplied at Chicago prices. Send for Catalogue.
Our Department of TOYS nnd FA.VCV GOODS , wo nrc olohhiff
out at le < iN than cost. Dealers please make u note ol' this , ami get
your good * cheap.
THE OGDEN S
Wrought and Cast FOR
\VtilltUng8 \ , Automatic Highest Economy ,
ENGINES
Itcpalra. New < 0Xd Hand I.IIUIHB-U Simplicity ttml nuraWttu.
Nos. 1100 to 1200Tenth Avenue , Council Blulls.la. Telephone ICO.
-IF YOU IIAVi ; ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE
Call on Itt. DKOJII.ICH , ag ; Hi-oiitUvuy , where you will receive
the HlKliCfil Caiili I'rlce.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main St. , Council Jiluffs.
Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape
and Electric Call Bellb.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable
I'JIOI'ltlKTOR
MAX M01W , -
THEO. BECKMAN ,
MANUrACTUIIKll Of AND UEAI.KII IN
HARNESS , SADDLES ,
BRIDLES AND COLLARS.
A Full Assortment ot Harness ( iooda Con
stantly on Hand.
Impairing Neatly and Promptly Pone.
NO. 305 MAIN ST. ,
HMJ * TS , ! i IOWA.
COUNCII , IIMJFI'S
a O 3E3 3ST I a 33
H. CHAUL , Miiiitiradnror.
JVO. 101 K. ftltOADWAY.
COKIIKSI'O.NDKNOB HOMCIVIOD.
>
D , H. McDANELD & CO , ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Pietuj-ns.
MaloStiost , Council HUlIfx.'owa. '
SNYDEB & SNYPER
M. B. S17YDBR , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDBH ,
SPECIALIST :
Dibcascsof Women and Children ,
Mi ; Broadway , Council Uluiltf.