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THE OMAHA DAILY .BEBr ' fr , . SEPTEMBER 11 , 1888. " ' . . .
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFPIOI3 , NO. 12 PHAltlj 8THKHT
Delivered by farrier In Any I'nrt of tlie City at
Twfiity Cents I'er Week.
II. W. TII/rON .I. . MANAOKH.
. OB. No. 41.
NKIHT , No.- ) .
M1XOH MKXTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.
All who can bhoulil plan to attend the
republican rally at Malvern Friday
night.
Tbf ) local democrats are preparing to
attend the rally at Glenwood Thursday
evening.
The republican congressional conven
tion will be held at the county court
house to-morrow.
There will bo a Hpocial meeting of
the Voung Mon'a Republican club at
headquarters this evening.
E. A. VVlckliam & Co. have trans
ferred their inuring force to Nebraska
City , where they have a contract to put
down 35,000 yards of cypress paving.
Murrlngo licenses were issued yester
day to David M. Thomas and Miss
Emma H. Morris , both of this city , and
Charles Smith , of Minneapolis , and
Miss Adolia Stanwuod , of Jollorson , la.
l&Tho fiinoral of Mrs. Julia .Tudson will
I bo hold'this afternoon at it o'clock from
her late rc.sidcnen , corner of Tenth
Ktrcel and Sixth avenue. Friends arc
invited to attend without further no-
tico.
tico.Tho
The married ladies' progressive ou-
chro club , which was t-o popular last
\t \ season , is to be revived. The ladies
interested are requested to meet at
Mrs. C'onover's Wcune dav afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Thuro will be a mooting of the board
of trade at 8 o'clock this evening.
Kcyes llros. , of the Rod Oak Cart and
Buggy company , will bo present and
that lii'ittur will be closed upA largo
attcr Anco is desired , as the business is
impojjant.
Good dwellings and lots for sale on
monthly iM.vmo'its by E. II. Sheafo ft
Co. , corner Broadway and Main sts. , up
stairs.
GHHiVr SAIjK SliPTUMIIRU 1U.
Of Council Itluit'H ( ) ( At Auction.
I will offer for talc and sell without
reserve to the highest bidder one-half
of all the lots in Couhran'd addition to
Council Bluffs.
One lot of every other pair through
out the whole addition will bo told with
the privilege to the purchaser of the re
maining lot at the same price. The
ground on which the addition is laid is
known as the old fair ground forty ,
north of the Union Pacific depot , and
south of Broadway. The number of
lots are 1GO , or four to the acre.
THUMB.
Ten per cent of the purchase money
cash in hand. The balance in nine
equal annual payments to bo evidenced
by notes bearing interest at fi per cent
per annum , scoured by mortgage. The
property purchasers will get warrantee
deeds , title perfect.
I will also Mill on the same terms and
at the Minio sale 100 lots in Central sub
division and Street's addi
tion on grounds joining oti the
north. Sonic of these lots are situated
on Broadway.
DAY OK SAM5 bKl'TKMItKU 12.
The place of sale will bo on the
prounds on Wednesday , the 12th of
September , 1SS8 , and continue from day
to day till all is sold.
The lots and blocks will be numbered
on stakes and maps furnished bidders
on day of sale. Other -particulars on
day of bale. A. CocnuAN.
Cole & Cole , 41 Main street , have the
largest line of stoves in the city. Rail
road men given special terms.
J. G. Tipton has bargains in real estate.
A. A. Clark & Co. negotiate loans on
farm and city property.
Personal 1'arngraplis.
Ed Schickctanz is laid up with rheu
matic fever.
Mrs. Wall McFadden loft last even
ing for Warren , 111. , to visit relatives.
James Fit/gurald has gone to Atchi-
6on , where ho will begin the schoo
year at St. Bernard's.
Michael Riaska and John Hughes lof
yesterday morning for Atchison , whore
they will attend school.
Miss Kato Jones , who has boon visit
ing with Mrs. J. C. Leo and Mrs. M
Tinloy for the past six \vcoks , has re
turned to her homo in Davenport.
John T. Stewart returned yestordaj
from the cast. Ho will only remain a1
homo a day or two , having business
which will call him to Chicago.
Mr. Nod Everett returned Saturday
from a ton days' hunt in Kansas. lie
left the next day for St. Paul's school ,
at Concord , N. II. Ho reports Unit in
the counties through which ho wont ,
one-half the houses wcro deserted , the
owners being starved out by loss of
crops.
Speculations in Kcnl Estate.
These desiring to make olthcr largo
or small investments in Council Bluffs
real estate are requested to examine
our list of property. It comprises a
choice selection of lots in additions lying
between the bust ness portions of Omaha
and Council Bluffs. Prices low and
terms easy. Title guaranteed. Money
loaned on city property. Correspondence -
once solicited. Odell Bros. & Co. , 103
Pearl street , Council BlulTs.
Boots. Shoes. Kinuohan's , 320 B'way.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts ft Co.'s
loan oillce , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of 'valuo without
removal. All business strictly conll-
dontial.
Artists prolor the Ilallolt ft Davis
piano , at C. B. Music Co. , 224 Broadway.
Mr. H. P. Pethvbrldgo has decided to
remain in Council Blurts , which is surely
gratifying to his many friends in this
city. Ho will again engage in business
and has fitted up a first-class meat market -
kot at No. 035 Broadway , which ho will
open to the public next Tuesday morn-
Ing. Ho cordially invites all his old
customers and the public generally to
call and BOO him In his new quarters.
If All favors will bo appreciated and given
prompt attention.
For bargains in real estate see E. H.
Bheafo < k Co. , Broadway and Main
treot , upstairs.
F , . H. Sheafo & Co. , make long or
ehort time loans on real estate , in sums
to suit , at lowest rate of interest. Ofllco
Broadway and Main street , upstairs.
If you have property for sale at n bar
gain list it with us and wo will adver
tise it free of charge. A. A. Clark &
Co. , corner Broadway and Main , over
American express.
i
A. A. Clark & Co. , real estate brok
ers , have a list of choice inside property
on their books. Nothing but bargains
offered.
SAD DEATH IN .THE BLUFFS ,
Hon. J. M. Philllpo Dropa in the
Street , Stricken With Apoplexy.
A THIEF ROUNDLY THUMPED'
A. Unique Kitchen Sociable Hushing
the I'avlnu A Dearth of Huso
Hull The District Court
mill (5rand Jury.
The District Court.
The replevin cao of J. M. Kilmer vs
Perry Reel , shorllT , occupied the atten-
ion of the district court yesterday.
Messrs. Sapp & Pusoy appeared for the
plaintiff and Messrs. Benjamin & Ask-
> vith for the defendant. The grand
ury reported early in the afternoon.
The parlies against whom indictments
ivoro returned arc not yet arrested , so
their names will not bo made public.
The jury considered the cases of four
oilier parties but failed to find true
"Dills against thorn and the charges
ivoro dismissed. The parties are Jc-hn
lloborts , who has been lying in jail
since May 20 on the charge of stealing
$1 ! from the Dockets of John Jack while
the latter was drunk ; John Ford , who
was brought back from Kansas City a
few days ago for the larceny of a trunk
from Rosio Fisher ; Nick O'Brien , who
blacked the eye of the Council Blulls
representative of the Omaha Republi
can several weeks since , and Charles
Hanlcy , who was charged with larceny.
Roberts and Ford wcro both immedi
ately released from jail. O'Brien has
been out on bail and llanloy was never
: ir rested.
William IIofTman , against whom an
indictment was returned hist week , was
brought into court at his own request ,
and pleaded guilty to grand larcony. Ho
was indicted on two charges ono for
stealing a horse from Conrad Lanzon-
dorfor , and the other for stealing a sad
dle , bridle , etc. , from Theodore Book
man. Ho pleaded guilty to the former
charge , and the latter was withdrawn.
IIo will bo sentenced next Saturday.
F. H. Ilillerman desired to plead
guilt v to petit larceny but as the grand
jury iml : not reported on his case , ho
was not.allowed to do so. IIo is the
follow who got away with several ar
ticles belonging to his employer , John
N. Baldwin , esq. The grand jury have
several other cases yet to consider , and
will bo busy for the remainder of the
week. They expect to got through by
Saturday , and it is imperative that they
shall , as County Attorney Dai ley's pres
ence is required at Avoca on the 18th
inst , in attendance on the September
term of court at that place.
Dr. C. C. Ha'/.en's dental parlors are
at room 0 , Opera house block.
Full line of sheet music at Council
BlulTs Music Co. , 22t Broadway.
Money loaned on fvirnituro , pianos ,
Llianion'ds , horsed , buggies or anything
of value , at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark tt Co. , olllco cor. Broadway
md Main , over American express.
E. II. Shcafe loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
conlidental. Ollieo COO Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Knso Hall In the IHufl'H.
After countless defeats at the hands
of the various clubs of the City
league , the Council BlulTs "profession
als" made up their minds that they
could not play ball a little bit , and
turned their attention to the nines of
the smaller towns of t'nib section , in the
hope of winning an occasional game.
The result shows thai they still overes
timated their abilities as ball players ,
for they continue to moot with defeat
after defeat.
It was really pitiable to see how the
common , ovory-day follows from the
little country towns literally wiped up
the earth with the smart , scientific
players of the Bluffs club.
The small number of spectators usu-
ually in attendance divide ! their time
between "roasting" the players and
guying the manager , who could do
nothing but dunce up and down in front
of the grand stand , and attempt to inii-
tato-tho kicking of his own inimitable
Strode.
Exhibitions of this kind grow to bo
every day occurrences , and the long
suffering public finally decided their
forbearance had ceased to bo a virluo.
The games had been patronized much
bettor than their character warranted ,
still the management made no attempt
to improve anything but the receipts.
Whenever the newspapers "scored"
the players the manager fairly howled
and told of his great outlay in purchas
ing grounds in Athletic park , and fenc
ing the bamo.
Now there is no reason why the Bluffs
oiti/cns should not have an opportunity
to witness a good game of ball occasion
ally without going away from homo ,
The only trouble this season lias boon
the elobelistcd policy of the manage
ment. The story of the great outlay on
the grounds and the consequent ina
bility to expend muro monov was alia
"bluff. " The facts of the case are that
the only expense was for the fence ami
grand stand , and thobo wore more than
two-thirds paid for by the parties who
secured advertising space on them.
Closollbtcdncss Is the only thing that is
responsible for the death of base ball in
this city. The players themselves are
disgusted , and It is highly improbable
that there will bo any more guinea
played by the club this season. It is
hoped that some fit individual will bo
secured to manage a team next season ,
and there is no question as to its suc
cess. A movement is already on foot to
organize a line team , and to provide foi
its maintenance through the season.
Homo grown celery at Foaron's.
Loans made on city business and resi
dence property. Notes bought. Kun-
bull-Champ Investment company.
S. 13. Wadsworth ft Co. loan money.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bochtolo.
Sudden Death of J. M. Phillips.
Shortly after 0 o'clock yesterday
morning this entire community was
shocked to hoar that J. M. Phillips , a
prominent resident of this city for
nearly u third of a century , had fallen
dead on the street. The deceased was
enjoying almost perfect health up to
the time of his death , notwithstanding
his advanced age. Ho was still in ac
tive business lifo , and had called nt the
olllco of the mayor at the city building
on business of a porsonuljnaturo , just be
fore his sudden demise.
The mayor was not there , and after
some time , during which ho became
considerably excited , Mr. Phillips left
to go to the mayor's residence on Vine
street. As ho ncarcd the corner of the
Btrcot , opposite the police station , ho
staggered and fell. His fall was wit
nessed by several of the ofllcors nt the
Rtntioii. aild 'ho was quickly ramovod
, hithcr. ' ' '
Drs. Lacey nnd Mncraa wore sum-
iiunod but the unfortunalo miin
ircathcd but twice after belntf taken
nsidc the huildliirt , and the 'vy ! : icliuis
pronounced him do.1" ' . , yvpoplexy is the
supposo'J C.VOsu.
Tlio rcm.ilns wore taken to the undor-
.akiiifj rooms of Fluid ft Estop , whore
, hey wcro prepared for burial , and than
amoved to his home. The news of his
ilcath was broken to his sons , Nathan C.
uid Oranville. as easily as possible , but
; hey wore entirely overcome , the latter
4'oiiiE into spasms , from which ho suf
fered the Creator part of the day. The
lector transferred his attention to him ,
i ml worked over him several hours. At
one time his condition was considered
: julto serious. The third ton , John , was
it homo at the time , and required the
closest attention to counteract the clTect
of the uowsof his father's sudden death.
The deceased was one of the oldest
ind most highly esteemed residents of
, ho city , llocamo hero and engaged
.11 . the boot and shoo business in 185i ( ,
which ho has continued over since , and
it which ho amassed quite a consid
erable fortune. Although not a
Mildier , ho was greatly Interested in the
welfare of tlie "boys in blue , ' ' and ivus
) no of the most patriotic citiznus fu the
[ Hull's , giving liberally of his means
'or ' the union cau o. He was
.instrumental in organizing Abe Lin
coln post , G. A. U. . aud was
Lhe only honorary member of the body ,
lie was exceedingly popular among tl'io
old soldiers , and Iboir grief at his re
moval from their midst is most sincere.
The post will attend the funeral in a
body.
Mr. Phillips occupied several re
sponsible positions in public life , being
i member of the city council from ISO ! !
to 1870j also a member of the bo'ard of
uporvibors.
Ilis wife , a most worthy woman , died
several years ago.
lie leaves bix children , three sons and
three daughters. The bens and two
daughters make their homes in this
city , and the third , Mrs. Voswinkle ,
lives in Fail-bury , Nob. One daughter ,
Miss Maria , Phillips , is now east on a
visit. The eldest , Miss Mary Phillips ,
is the only one at home.
The arrangements for the funeral are
not yet completed , and will bo an-
jiounccd later.
"Uncle John Phillips"ns he was fa
miliarly known , was a man of strong
parts. Tie was more than an ordinary
man intellectually , and in business
matters was clear-headed , far-seeing ,
ind most honorable. lie was lirm in
Ills opinions , and frank in their expres
sion. Clinging tenaciously to his ideas
of right , ho was courageous in every
jontest. Ilis heart was as big as his
brain. None will mibs him more than
the children of this city. For them ho
always had a smile and a kindly word.
In all charitable movements ho has over
Ijcon a willing , generous helper. Tlie
whole community shares in the sorrow
aused by his sudden death. His wise
coun&cls have been of inestimable value
in public all'uirs. His patriotism has
made every veteran a brother. Ilis
fatherly kindness and child-like sim
plicity lias won the young. Ilis sterling
integrity has given him the honor and
respect of al' ' business circles. His phil
anthropy has demonstrated his prac
tical religion. His praise is on the lips
of all , mingled with words of tendorcst
sympathy for those about the darkened
hearthstone.
For Snlc.
Ten acres in Council Bluffs , off the
east end of the Ballard SO. Will make
7U lots , came as the Omalia add , , which
it joins on the south. Ninth avenue
driveway to U. P. bridge passes through
the tract. Title clear. One-third
down , balance one and two years. Eight
percent. A. V. LAUIMKK.
The most elegant patters and most
complete line of fall poods over shown.
A. Roiter , merchant tailor , 310 Broad
way.
A Kitchen Sociable.
Last evening there was a goodly sized
gathering at the Congregational par-
sonngo. There has lately been built an
addition to the pastor's residence , in
the form of a kitchen , with numerous
culinary conveniences. The history of
this enterprise is unique. It will bo re
membered that some time ago the "old
destrik skule" entertainment was given
with wonderful success. Over $300 was
realized for the church. A little later ,
in response to the demands for a repeti
tion , it was given again for the Women's
Christian Association hospital , and
SHOO more was cleared.
Numorons inquiries coming in from
other places , three gentlemen , J. E.
Harkncbs , P. M. Pryor and H. W.
Tilton , prepared a pamphlet , giving in
structions as to how to arrange buch
an entertainment. These pamphlets
wore sold from Portland , Me. , to
Portland , Ore. As a result it is
estimated that the entertainments thus
started have boon the means of raising
$2o,000 for religious and charitable pur-
po es.
The net proceeds of the sale of these
pamphlets have been given to the Con
gregational church in the form of an
addition to the parsonage. This being
completed , ready for occupancy , a so
ciable was held last evening and an ap
propriate programme carried out.
The kitchen was given a warming.
It was shown up with all its supposed
activities. A number of the young
ladies acted as automotons , and wont
through the various motions of house
hold work. There was a pleasing musi
cal and literary programme , many of
the selections being peculiarly appro
priate to the occasion. The key of the
Kitchen was formally presented to Mrs.
Crofts as mistress of the house by Mr.
J. E. Harknoss , whoso address was a
rhythmical mingling of humor and
tender sentiment. Refreshments wore
served and general social enjoyment
had. The occasion had many novel
features and was entirely out of the
usual order of'church socials.
Itock'B Garden.
A concert by Dalby's band will be
given at Bock's garden Wednesday
evening. After the concert will bo
dancing. A beautiful prize will be
given the best couple of waltzors on the
floor. Everybody invited. Good order
will bo preserved , as always is the case
at entertainments held at this place.
Money for All.
Money to loan without interest ,
through the National Building , Loan
and Protective union. For particulars
enquire of Johnston & Van Patten , 3 ?
Main st.
City Council
The mayor and Councilmen Knophor ,
Lacy , Weaver. Waterman and Bellin
ger wore present at the. council mooting
last evening.
A petition for a bridge across Indian
crock on Seventh avenue was referred
to the committee on streets and alloys ,
One from residents that tddo walks on
the wos.t side of Stutsman street , between -
tween Broadway and Plainer streets , bo
placed next the curb , followed the same
course. Ono from P. Sweeney that the
city attorney and city engineer bo em
powered to take care ol a case now
pending agains ; him inJustice Bar
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nett's court was received aud placed on
Hie.
Hie.A
A protest ag.5iTal laying a sewer on
Broadw- ; , from the First M. K. church
u Oraco street , was also Hied. Protest
of John C. Ross ogjynst paying assess-
nentfor grading''was referred. Ono
rom the Fulsom heirs against grading
Lsscssmunt against their property on
Third street , wan referred to the city
ittorney and committee on streets and
alloys.
A resolution ordering Thirty-fourth
street opened wan adopted. A petition
hat the grading resolution embracing
Williams street from Mill street to
Yvonne I ) , was Hied. The protest of
3. Clinton against being charged with
, ho sloping of his lot was referred to
the city attorney.
The bonds of J. F. Kelley and George
lughes were accepted.
The city marshal reported that ho
md served notices upon the railroad
companies to put in crossings , etc.
Bonds wore ordered issued to E. A.
Wickham & Co. amounting to $2,584.85 ,
or intersection paving. Also , $437.50
or grading.
A resolution rescinding the issuance
of SL'.K'.j.ll ! to P. Sweeney was adopted ,
md a new resolution , ordering bonds
imounting to $2,41)0.70 ) was ordered de-
Mistted with the city auditor until
Sweoncyshall have completed the work ,
embraced in the contract which this
covers.
Bonds amounting to SI,51.01 ! ! , wcro
irdered issued to McAdums : Amborg ,
for intersection paying.
Deputy Shcrill Connor last evening
arrested Rev. Henry Dolong and J. M.
Uitts , special constables who have been
serving search warrants , for assault
with intent to do great bodily injury.
The alleged offense was committed ut
the residence of Thomas Skinner. Both
mrtics wcro indicted by the grand jury
ind were arrested on bench warrants.
They furnished bail in the sum of $300.
Mr. II. Pcthybridge this morning
ipous hi3 new meat market , No. 035
LJroiidway , in the new Cole block , cor-
icr of Seventh street. lie invites all
lis friends and the public generally to
call upon him in hib now quarters ,
which have been lilted up in iirst-c'ais
shape
NO. 29 MAIN STREET.
Late * ! Noiv'tiss In
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
MKS. c. L , . ILIITTK. ;
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
tCOUroadway Council Bluffs. Iowa. Established
1&.7
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER.
PRICE $15.
Is equal to
any High
Priesd
Machine.
ThoKcll'on Mlmcoernph , the best apparatus for
munlfoMInx , iiutuKnipliia ami typo writing work.
J.OUU copies can bu iiiki-n.
The Escelsior C : . , Council Bluffs , la.
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1614 DuuKlao St. , Omaha , Neb
BURKE'S ADDITION !
The Choicest Ground For Residence
in the Western Part of the City.
In now plnttpil Into Hcnutlful , t.nr p t-ot" .
About U'tiinlnutvs rlilc un the motor to loui < -
Inns Street , Omaha.
They lie on n level but elevated strip of ground.
About D.U yards from the nu\r motor line to
Onmhiu
l.csttlmn lj ! nilk"i from the Council lllutls
I'ostolllre.
Nearly twice ns Inrgo In size us most of the
neNly platted lots.
( loou public schools near l > y.
Tlie proposed lloulcrnrd bounds It on the
north.
TITI.ns : 1'crtect.
AHSTHACT ! Printed Abstract nnd War-
runty Deed with each Lot.
GKADl' : Kxamlno tlieso \\lthrefcrenco
to the cnuln before buying a Lot.
The ordinal y price of u Lot Is Mived
on KrudB alone. If you buy ono of
these Lotn.
-TERMS-
To a good class of purclinFen n limited num
ber of LotH will bo sold for one-tenth
doun ; balance In monthly payments
WITHOUT INTEREST !
Y TO
FINLEY BURKE ,
J. J. Ilrowu Illdg. , ini'earlSt. . Council lllulls ,
lo\su.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICI3.
SPnciALadvertlsements , such as Lost , Kound.
To Loan. Tor S.ili' . To Kent , Wants , Hoard-
ItiH , etc. , will he. Inserted In this column at the.
low rate of TII.V CUNTS I'KIl LI NT. for the first
insertion and Kivo Cents Per Line for each sub-
Feftunl | Insertion. Leave advertisements nt
our ollito , No. 11'e.irl Stieet , near llroadway ,
Council lllutls Iowa.
WANTS.
POIl SALK-A good dray team ; will weigh
about'.Ml His. Will be bold cheap If taken
boon. Deere , Wells A Co ,
V7ANTii : A llrst tlass barber. Call at fil2
> South Main st. Kit Schiukctaux.
\VANTEU--flood girl for gdievul housework ;
Mr . Dillon , llrt Fourth st.
TjlOH SALE or trade , for Uty lot. llncst
-L1 matched fumlly team In state. No. las
West llroiidn ay.
Foil HUNT Seven-loom house , modern Im
provements , good stable. 11. 0. Cory , Coun
cil IIlllllK.
FOR SALE My entire slock of cook nnd
heating .stoves ; IMI u full Hue of furiiltmo
at bottom rock pi Ices. ( Jooils sold on pay-
ments. A , .1. ilandel. : CI and ; Hroadway ! ,
WANTED Position as assistant bookkeeper
or copyist by a vomit ; lady who 1ms had
oillce experience. References furnished. Address -
dress H. A. 11. , llee oillce. Council llltills.
WANTT.n Wood turner at once. Steady
employment to K < > 'Jtl man , J. F. Cody ,
ail Wiislili.slon uvu. , foiinell lllutls , la.
FOR 11KNT A larjio ntunlier of good dwell-
liiK'a. Call aud I'xiiiiilno list. H. H. Sheafo
& Co. , Hroadway and Slain ! > t. , up stairs.
T71OH UKNT Nicely furnished , a suite of
JL1 looms , also a single room , one block from
Hrondway , l JUlenu nvc ,
171O11 SAM ! My new i-lKht-ioom cottage on
JL1 Second ave.V. . C. .lames.
FOR SALK llnrbBr shop nt 1M ) Ilroadway ,
Council lllnlls ; wood trade ; satisfactory
reasons for belling ; bargain fur the right man.
IilOH KXriIANC.M-A tine , well assorted.1.000
stock of utntionery , fancy noods. Jewelry ,
etc. . In n thriving town for residence In South
Omaha. It. T. llryant & Co. , ois Hroadway ,
Council HlulTs , la.
II Ol'SiS : for rout. Johnston i ; Van i'attou ,
aj Main st.
A i0-acreismall ! fruit farm very cheap , .lust
-CX outside city limits , or will divide Into 11) )
ncro tracts to suit imrchaser. ] l T Hiyunt i : Co
- of merchandise to
WANTED-Stocks ex
change for city propel ty in Council lllnlls ,
Omaha , or western laud or chattels of any kind.
We make excluuiKhiK a specialty. H. T. llryant
& Co. , UiS Hroadway.
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Hides. Tallow. Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
KMandKS Main Street.Couucll DlulTs.IoWi.
r
Smith's Bakery.
'Wholesale Bread 8s Cake * .
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
- WANTED Good Salesmen enlarge commission or salary.
WANTEU-IOCAL AND TJlAVUMtfG AGENTS ON CO
YouMUST KEEP COOL
SO GO TO
; T)3 ) Baircfs for Fruits.
Assorted Baskets Put Up to Order.
= . For GROCERIES & FRESH FRUITS Go To
N. I. TIBBETTS , nnd Stvvo Monoy.
No. 3IP > Itrotulnur.
For your JLightCa rriages
BUaaiES , CARTS and OTHER VEHICLES ,
See Henry Van Brunt
2 Largest Stock and Lowest Prices.
CITY MEAT MARKET !
No. ISO Brondwny. Telephone No. 201.
PROMPT DELIVEHY.
For CHEAP RATES TO ALL POINTS
Go to
T No. 2O Main Stroot.
SWANSON MUSIC CO. , 329 Broadway
Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. '
Hct JVmitw < iwl ( Jryiitu on Monthlu'iitmriif / * .
ALLEN'S RESTAURANT
pinsr-ci.Ass ix Knitr itnsi'ncr.
N0.4OB BPOADWAY ,
OUlt JIXTIIAUIWIXAKY LOW I'lllCMS for SllOtiS
If tlic CIIHIC o/ thelllgli yviiijWHidiieormiiptdffim. .
nosrox HOOT , v KIWI : STOW : . / ; . ; : . ADAMS .t co ,
Ao 41 ! Jroilill ( < UCiiiiHffl | ninftnidi. .
.
hucrc-.sor to
SCOFIELD & GAVIN , No. 2OO Brondwny.
Buy Your GROCERIES of
DITRLIN BROTHERS , 533 B'way
All Fruits In Their Sonson. Tol. 2OO.
/ / ' You Wdtit Sitfe JlcpoHlt or Cltcnn Loan , Call on
International Jitilldiiift , Loan and Investment Union
If. r. J\J1)1 > ( A'OJV , 0 Jtrtxnltvn/ ! .
SEWING MACHINE. Manager.
W. H. KNEPHER ,
3 THE GROCER , 744 B'dway
While nt 1KE 1MANAWA Take tlic
M. F. ROHRER For the Beach.
A FINK DOU11LE DECKED STEAMKR.
READ THE NEWS.
New Styles.
NEW PATTERNS.
New Goods Throughout.
NEW PRICES ON ALL GOODS.
New Curtains , Shades , Etc ,
New Tapestry and Hangings
New Rugs , Mats , Etc
NEW CARPETS
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
No. 405 Broadway.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26O
184'J. INCOIIPOKATISD 1878
CO. ,
MASSILLON , OHIO , MASUrACTUllEHS.
Especially Adapted fol
SIZES FROM
ELECTRIC
25 TO 300
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators.
AUTOMATIC CUT-OPP ENGINES ,
Specifications and estimates furnished for complete sfnm plants.
ntcod. Can nhow letters from user- , where fuel Economy la e < | iial with Corliss mulnu' .
ItKAMCIl IIOUNK , COU.VCII , lIIUI'F8f IOWA.
Send ( or Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
A HOME $50 CASH
IN COUNCIL BLUFFS.
To close out the remaining lots In Squire's addition to Council Bluffs , t
will boll the nncst located lots in the city for W ) ranli payment , and long
time on balance , to pawns who dcsiro tj | wouro homos , and I will make lib
eral loans to tlioso who dcbiro aid in building litmus. Call at once and so *
mo at Masonic Temple , Council HlulTs , Iowa.
C. J. COLBY , Sole Agent.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
/ Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plant , Estimate
HDIDI/IMDIMT I " " Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Building , Council BliifTs , IOWA.
DHDl/C * Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115 H
DUlllXt. " " Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa , i
Justice ol the Peace. Ofllce i over American Expreii , No. 410
N , , " llroadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
P. Cln/IC / Attorney * at Law , Practice in the State and Fed cr *
Qi OlIYlu" Courts. Ofllce Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugarl-Beno Biocl
Council Blufls , Iowa.
p n Koom ° Opera Hou e Block , Council Blufl" * ,
