THE OMAHA DAILY B DECEMBER 8 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNOIL"BLUFFS.
OI-TICn. NO 111 I'HAKIj STHliKT.
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Iwi'iity Cents t'crcek. .
II , W. TIM ON . MANAOKK.
No. 4.1.
NitniT
AllNOIt AIISNTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.
Coal niiil wood. E. E.May no , 619 B'way.
Addltiona. Council HlufTs news on Seventh
page.
Elegant overcoatings at A. Roller's ,
merchant Uulor , JilO Broadway.
Klclmrd \ \ * . Morris , of Omaha , nnd Minnie
Sprlnlt , of Cuunoil liluiTsvoro , united in
marriage by Xustico Bhurz.
The P. B. O. society will moot nt 3 o'clock
this afternoon nt the residence- Mrs.
Hornco Kvuns , corner Sixth street and Plist
avenue.
The Ira I'lntnor livery stnlilo on Broadway
has passed into Ihu hands of Cnptnin Hayes ,
who hati hud u ( { rent dual of experience in
this IniRlncss.
The Rpuclid assessment Improvement tax for
the year Just eloslnu , w estimated oy tlio
coiiuty miUltor , will ntnount in round num
bers to about M 1(1,1X1 ( : ) .
City Auditor Hammer yesterday issued
bonds to tlio amount of f-3blH ! ] in settlement
of tlio claims of McAdum & Ambers for in-
tcisection paving done iu the city the past
season.
Sheriff O'Ncil says ho has received tele
grams locating ubout fifteen of his escaped
prisoners. As there are only six now abroad
In tlio world , ho thl'iks ' sumo ono clsu has
lust tlio remainder.
A tvpOKrapliIc-.il error mnilo TIIR Bnn state
that tlio. lirusli cicctrlu coiiiii.iny asks for an
exclusive privilege The fnut is it asks for
no exclusive franchise or ri ht. Tlioio who
copied Tin : HIK : urror will plc.iso . correct.
It is now stated on tlio authority of George
K Wright that the mcuor line will bosin
running next Momluy. A switch to bo con
structed nt the other end of the line in
Omaha is all that now remains to complete
the road.
Charles Norse has sold to Henry Wyoth
lots 7 nnd 8 , in block I ) , Jackson's addition.
forfj.OUO. Two lots in block 13 , Railroad
addition , were hold for $100. It is predicted
Hint that addition will come Intu the market
next year.
In the case of J. T. Stewart vs The City of
Council Ulun"s tl.o dainago award of the con
demning Jury was $1-U)0. ) The award by the
jury in the case just tried was $700 , which
innkes the total $ .2,100 , instead of $700 , us has
been stated.
The funeral services of the late Pi E.
Hnrkncss will takn place to-morrow after
noon nt 2 o'clock. Tlio Huv. O. W. Crofts ,
of the Congregational church , the former
pastor of the deceased , will conduct the ser
vices. The body will rest in Fatrview ceme
tery.
tery.The
The regular annual cow paths are begin
ning to appear in linyltss park , notwith
standing "Keep off the grass" meets the
passer on every hand. I'edestnnns step
over these signs instead of kicking them
down , which is an improvement upon the
practice of last year.
Theiowill be no services at the Baptist
church to-day or this evening. Mr , Smith
will moot the singers for rehearsal at that
place to-night nt 7:30 : o'clock ' beginning
with to-morrow evening the union services
will be held in the Presbyterian church.
Tlicy will continue during next week at that
place.
The now road Into F.iirmotint park is now
completed. In place of n steep climb , the
summit of the hills is reached by a delight
fully winding road , the beauties of which
cannot bo described. As soon as possible
another road , similar to this one , will bo
constructed , so that the descent into the
basin of the park will bo just as easy and de
lightful.
Tlio contract for furnishing the plate glass
for the now Mcrriam block has been awarded
to J. U. Atkins , of this city , agent for
Du Pauw's Ameiican Plato Glass company ,
of New Albany , Ind. The amount of the
contract Is nearly $5,000. Several Omaha
II nnd Chicago parties were included in the bidders -
dors , but the contract was secured by a local
house.
Dr. Cleaver , 20 North Main. Tel. 147.
See \V. C. Stncy'a ad.
*
The Old Keliablo Jewelry Firm
of E. Bin-horn , No. 17 Main street , has
laid in an iinmonst stock of holiday
goods , which will bo sold cheaper than
over. This is a special inducement for
thirty days. All goods first class and
guaranteed to bo just ns represented.
It is an established fact that you can
got the best goods for 'tho least money
there. Call and examine the stock and
got prices before purchasing.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.'s
loan ofllco , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
nnd all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Dr. C. C. IIazen , dentist , opera house
block.
For Sale Cheap Lots near the bridge
to parties who will build at once , Ad-
drobs or call on J. R. Rico , No. 110 Main
ktrcot , Council Bluffs.
Bargains in veal estate In all parts of
the city , W. S. Cooper , 180 Main street.
J.G. Tipton has bargains in real estate.
Sco Forrest Smith's special column.
In Boleotincr poods for holiday gifts go
to Neal's , U35 Broadway.
Holiday Presents
Can now bo found in great variety.
Now and artistic designs iu diamond's ,
flue jewelry , gents' and ladies' gold
watches and chains , silver and plated
ware , clocks in French marble and the
best of American makes. A cordial in
vitation is extended to every one to call
and judge for themselves at
C. B. JACQUKMIN" & Co. ,
No. 27 Main st.
Dalby's band at roller rink to-night.
For Rout Two now store rooms in
good locution ; Nos. 737 and 7119 Broad
way. S.'Saunders , JO Pearl st.
Sco Lund Bros , for lamps.
W. S. Cooper has casb on hnnd to loan
on approved city property , No. 1J10
Main Btroot.
Improved nnd vacant property in all
parts of the city ; 00x160 foot on Glen
avenue , east front , a bargain ; business
property on Broadway and Fourth
itrcot. R. P. OHlcor , North Main
itreot , DoVol's block , Council Bluffs.
Neal's opening is a grand success.
Tickled tripe and pigs' feet at Tib-
bltts , 815 Broadway.
Crockery , glass and queen swaro
cheaper than over before at Neul'a , JJ36
Broadway.
While planning for your holiday gifts
don't fail to sou Lund Bros. ' grand dls-
piny.
piny.Lost
Lost Gent's gold watch , hunting
case. Finder leave at Ban ofllco and
receive reward , *
Lund Bros , ' nro making a special lOo
flrivo in crockery. Don't fail to BOO it.
*
Sco Forrest Smith's special column.
Loans made on city business and resi
dence property. Notes bought. Kim-
bull-C'hump Investment company.
Rock Spring coal , Gloason , 20 Pearl
etrcct.
CLEVER CAPTURE OF A CROOK ,
The Plunder Taken From the Emor-
scm Po9toniJ3 Found on Him.
DISCUSSING THE MOTOR RATES.
8iinttcrs | on tlio llottoms Fonclne the
Alloy * Ijnoy < ti Contracts Hunt
for the Jail Breakers I'm
InJ unctions .Dissolved.
I'ostofflce Ktir lnr.
Constable Ct C. Daspain made a neat cap
ture yesterday. Wednesday night the post-
ofllco at nmcrson.Iou'n , wus robbed. Stamps ,
money and some clothing was taken. The
snino'nlght a horse belonging to Benjamin
Morris was taken from his barn , The ofllccrs
here were notlllcO of the double crime and
Ucspnln set nbout to capture the thief. Yes-
tordny ho found him near Emerson nnd
brought him ' o Council HlufTs. Ho was driv
ing Morris' horse and when searched nil the
articles stolen from the postofllco were found
upon his person. Ho registered atthc county
jail ns ( ieorgo Wallace , but this is undoubt
edly n Metitlous name. Ho is a man between
ilfty nnd sixty yea1 s old nnd is , without
doubt , an old hand at this sort of business.
Ho gives no information whatever respect
ing himself. His chances nro good for u trip
over the road.
The London "Tailor's" is the place to
got your clothes made. G37 Broadway.
Wo have some of the best bargains in
the city in cheap lots nnd easy terms.
Also houses nnd lots from JfeUO up , on
terms and payments to suit purchaser.
Call and see us nnd set prices and
terms. Council Bluffs Investment Co. ,
No 10 Pearl Btreot , Council BlulTs , la.
The Council BlulTs Lumber Co. want
you to try some of their coal.
Sco Forrest Smith's special column.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
All grades hard coal , C. B. Fuel Co.
Uclweon tlin Tivo Cities.
The rates of transit between Council
131 ufts and Omaha are now causing much
discussion. Many have the idea that the
bonus voted to thobridgecompany , and taxed
to the people , was with the agreement that
the motor company should charge no more
than 10 cents for n trip. This is a common
error. The bridge tax was voted with an
agreed rate of tolls for crossing the 'bridge.
Tlio motor rates wore in an ordinance giving
the right of way to run the electric motors on
certain streets. Those motor rates are not
contingent upon the bridge tax. The people
have been given to understand , however , that
in no event would it cost more than 10 cents
to ride from ono city to the other. Now tlio
company asks the council to amend the charter -
tor so ns to allow different r.ites to bo
charged. This has awakened much discus
sion .since the presentation of the request. All
nro watching the council to sco what that
body will do nbout it. Tlio motor company
recognizes that there Is a demand for a lower
rate than 10 cunts , to accommodate those
who h.wo occasion to go backwards and for
wards frequently. They claim tlioy cannot
at present meet this demand , unless they
have a chance to make ill ) , in some other
way , for the reduction. They pronoso to
charge 15 cents lor a singh ) ride , or lie cents
for the round trip , and then grade down by
commutation tickets , twenty for $1 , and so on
until those buying 150 rides can do so for
$7.80 , or 5 cents a trip.
On the other hand , many believe that the
company should not charge more than the
amount ornrinally agreed upon , 10 cents , nnd
that if held to this the company will , as a
matter of self interest , soon make commuta
tion rates to attract and accommodate in
creased travel.
Sleigh bolls , sleds and skates.
OuiSLtBRVANT , 513 Main st.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
Weather strips at Chapman's art store.
Money loaned on fuinituro , pianos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of value'at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark & Co. , ofllce cor. Broadway
and Main , over American express.
Illinois and Iowa best soft coal , Glca-
EOII , 26 Pearl street.
All grades soft coal , C. B. Fuel Co.
Uncy on Contract * .
At the last meeting of the city council the
matter of letting the city's ' improvement con
tracts come up upon the opart of the en
gineer on bids for work now advertised. A
motion to lot to the lowest bidder , brought
Alderman Lacy to his feet. ' ! nm opposed
to that , " said ho. "For a long time wo have
done that same thing , and what was the ro-
sulU Wo have * had poor work , which hns
had to bo patched up to bo made at all pass
able. It hns kept the council in astew month
after month to get the work done at nil. If
there is jany objection to nllowing their esti
mates they make n grand nowl , und toll us
thai their bonds nro a sufllelont guarantee to
tlio uity Of course wo could sue upon these
bonds , uut It is more trouble than it conies
to. A few dollars hero nnd n few dollars
there. Nobody wants to bring an action
unless there is something in it. Now I want
to say right hero that I am opposed to letting
another contract to n solitary man , who has
in the past slighted his contracts and made
us trouble. What wo want hereafter , and
what I nm going to vote for , is nrst class
work nnd done by nrst class men , No more
of this cheap John business for mo. "
The position of the alderman will bo main
tained by the sentiment of the property
owners at large.
+ i
Sco Chapman for Christmas presents.
Fine holiday goods for twenty days nt
prices that will surprise you. Call and
bo convinced. J. D. Stewart's drug
store , 030 Broadway.
If you want to stop paying rent and
buy a house and lot on monthly pay
ments , with warranty deed , call on C.
B. J.udd , COO Broadway.
L. Kiracht & Co. , 407 nnd 400 South
10th ' st.Omnha , are now the solo agents
for' western Iowa for the celebrated
Val. Blatz Milwaukee bottle buor , the
best in the market for family use.
Try it.
Fine table wuro at Lund Bros. '
The I'nvlne lnj""otloris No More.
The Injunction case of Ira Plainer vs City
of Council Uluffs has been dismissed. The
proceeding was brought to prevent the fur
ther issuance of bonds for publlo Improve
ments. The effect would bo to stop all pav
ing , grading or sewer work , by cutting out
the intersections which are charged to the
city. The paving In progress at the time the
case was instituted , was continued to a finish ,
as the contractors expressed tholr willing
ness to do thl * and take tholr chances on the
injunction holding , knowing that payment
could bo en forced. The suit was brought in
the name of Ira Plainer , but It Is understood
that ho was not the only Interested party.
The parties bringing the suit offered through
their attorneys , Mynstor & Lindt , to dismiss
the case for n curtain consideration , which
was (1,500 attorneys' fees , and a receipt for
special assessments against certain property
of Mr. Plainer for paving , in all amounting
to about $1,600. Tlio city refused to pay it ,
and thu injunction held until Thursday ,
when it was dismissed by mutual agree
ment It required the payment of J50 to se
cure tlio dismissal of the suit. The money
was made up by the paving firms of MoAdain ,
Amborg nnd 13. A. Wlckham & Co , , nnd the
Chicago Lumber company , the two former
paying f 1.10 each nnd the latter $50. It is
stated that the enjolners agreed to withdraw
their suit for $300 , but afterward raised the
price $50 , which was paid. There win con
siderable Indignation cxprojso.l at the time
the proceedings were llrst Instituted , nnd
several severe charge ? wore. The papers
Suppressed the matter at the limo , ns it oc
curred just when the city bonds wore placed
In the market , and n circulation ( if the report
would have Injured their sale. It Is n matter
of congratulation that the case hns finally
been disposed of without injuring the city's
credit abroad , or putting a stop to the dcsir-
nble public Improvements to bo made In nil
parts of the city.
If you want to see how cheap goods
can bo sold , call at Neal's crockery
house to-day , U35 Broadway.
nnil Mercy.
Judge Aylcsworth was In a vor.v amiable
mood yesterday tnorninif when ho arrived nt
the temple \vhero justice ls"dlspcnsed with. "
Jailor llarhyto opened the flood gates and the
lido of aflllctcd Immunity rolled out.
Number ono RIIVO his name ns T. J.
O'Brien ' ; profession daiicor ; home. , nowhere j
age , in doubt ; destination , the same.
" \Vo have no use for dancers , " remnrko d
his honor , "unless they waltz around with a
pick nuil shovel. You are a clog dancer , I
presume. A clog ; ye * n clog to yourself
and your family. You have parents , I pre
sume few people have not. "
"Yes , sir ; n father and mother , nnd I wtmt
to go to them. I won't sav anything to
father ; he don't like to have mo bumming
around in this wav , but mother will llx it all
right with him. "
"Your mother will fix It nil right , " an
swered the Judge. "Naughty boys always
go to 'mother' ' for forgiveness and mother
always forgives them. Mother never forgets
her wayward boy , nnd no nutter how low ho
gets , to what depths ho sinks , mother's ' love
will reach after him nnd mother's hands will
draw him back to honesty nnd manhood.
You can go to your mother , younir man , nnd
if you h.ivo any manhood loft heed her ad
vice ami bo u man. "
Mike Wycoft was charged with being a
vag , but as lie had $0 0 on his norson when
arrested the charge didn't stick and ho was
let go , ho having visible means of support ,
besides his two stalwart legs.
T. J. Euklund , of Omaha , wliom Ofllcor
Thomas had arrested on suspicion , wus dis
charged.
James Lnne , from Bartlett , la . was held
for the larceny of n hat from Anton Kink's
store. Ho claimed that another man took
the hat and the Judge hold bun as n witness
in that prospective caso. When the wit
nesses against Lane appeared and gave their
testimony It knocked out his story aud gave
him fifteen days at hard labor.
J. Lcokeharot was taken to the station
under suspicion of having taken a watch
from the Council Bluffs Music company's
store. Ho was searched nnd locked up. but
no watch appeared. The company declined
to prosecute the case iftidtho young man was
released.
J. H. Glover , a colored "hotel man" from
Omaha , nnd Ella Johnson , another light
colored oarty , were hold to answer to the
charge of adultery. The trial was postponed
until witnesses could be secured. *
Marshal Guanella has received the de
scription of ono C. E. Hoyden , who , it is al
leged , robbed a jewelry store at Corsigann ,
Texas.
rjTho Dodge Light Guards will give
their initial party at Light Guard armory
Monday evening , December 17. The ladies
of All Saints' guild will furnish the refresh
ments.
Not the iJnll Breakers.
Yesterday morning OflleerCusick was sent
by Sheriff O'Neil to Plattsmouth to sco if
the two men held there were a part of the
"breakers. " During the afternoon n dis
patch was received from the ofilcer to the ef
fect that they wore not the mun wanted.
The fincbt goods for the least money
at Neal's crockery house , 335 Broadway.
NEW BARGAINS
BKOA.DWAV LOTS ,
FIirST AVENUK IjOTS ,
fc'KltKY ADDITION LOTS ,
PERKY ADDITION LOTS ,
EVANS' ' BRIDGE ADD , LOTS ,
BUY ANT & OJUAIIK'S
ADDITION LOTS ,
STREET'S ADDITION LOT . rtliSO
20 ACRES OF
THE BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN
FOll PUATTING.
W. C. STACY ,
Telephone Itr-J. No. 0 Main Street.
LOTS IN FERRY ADDITION !
For o Short Tims I Will Offer
100 LOTS
In 1'erry Addition to Council IlliiUa on the fol
lowing Terms :
InsideI < ots on Ave. A. . . , J nOO
lnsld9JjotsonAre.il 600
Inside Lots on Are. ( J 4riU
lunldultotson Klrnt Ave KiO
liiMldu I.ots on Second Ave MX )
Jnildo Ixts on Third Ave ntK )
Inaldo J.otsonN. Sldn I'ourth Are 4"0
Inside Jjots on S. Side Fourth Are 400
CW AU Corner Lots $50 More.
TBIIMS One-tenth cash , balance-innlneannual
optional payments , with H per cent In
terest , payable annually. Will Rive con
tract for warranty deed and furnish ab
stract \ \ hen fully paid.
w. sni : > , uvropF ,
No. 8. North Main St. . Council Illulls , la.
HEST ANI > N10B
CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LADIES ,
IMiiBli , Silk nnd Flannel ami Cashmere drebsea
ready-made and made to order by
Mil * . JUMA STEIX ,
At White Sewing Machine olllce. . ' " Uroadway ,
and 1111 DoiiKlau fct. , Onialm. cheapoat prices ,
and h'ood lit guaranteed
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
WANTED Work by a sober young married
mini , acquainted with hot iilr and steam
furnace , also horses , janitor , carpenter and
farm work. Address J , L' . Muthnnoy , Council
lllulla.
"filOlt UHNT-Modern 10-room house , No.
I1 Bouthtithst.
TT10II BALK Hood 1-yoar-oldhorse , gentloand
-A ? sound , II in ness aim top buggy. Will sell
cheap on easy terms it Bold soon. Imiulro t
multilist.
FORREST SMITH'S
SPECIAL WANT
SALE For a short time , the entire -
FOR addition known as "FAIR-
MOUNT" located on the hills bo-
twcon 18th and 10th avenues , thrco and
u half blocks east of Main street and
the Biuno from the street car lino. It
commands an extensive view of Omaha
and Council BlulTs. This boautsful and
finely located addition of forty-two lots
is otforod at a price that will miroly
make the investor from 75 to 80 per
cent within two yours. If you'want a
sure thin ? which you can begin soiling'
at once at an advance of from 75 to 80
per cent over what it costs you , call on
or address H. G. McGco , 1BO Main fat. ,
or Forest Smith , at the Brown building.
Don't ask why it is offered bo low , but
come and see the property and bo con
vinced that wo tell it loss than it is ,
These lots will sell now at from 8800 to
$500 each. Wo don't want that for
thorn. Remember this offer is only for
a short timo.
FORREST SMITH ,
4 , 3rd Floor , Brown.
20
ON ALL CASH SALES !
Unequalled nnd surprising Bargains In
Soots
At Henry Eiseman & Go's ' People's ' Store
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD ,
Iu order to give us an opportunist to rearrange our business tor our new FOLK
STOHY BLOCK , which wo arc-erecting on the old. Paclllc House Site.
Customers will not waste their time of they read what wo have to say. Nor \\i\\ \ \
they be deceived when they come to cc our goods and learn our prices.
Everything will bo found exactly as we bay. We olTor a discount of HO per con
ON ALL CASH SALES
On everything have in our house.
Now is your time to buy.
Do not miss this opportunity. Low prices always make us buy and we arc go
ing to make
LOW PRICES MAKE YOU BUY !
" \Yo adopted this method of slnughtPi'injr our goods just one week ago. nnd the
result has been that our STOUli IS CKOWDED with customers all day long , so
much so that wo have added
Extra force of Competent Salesmen ,
And Sales Ladies to wait on , our customers.
People are coming from Omaha and from hundreds of miles to lake ad vantage
of this
GKFLIB.A.T
Our regular 'prices have always been conceited to be the lo\\c. = ! olTercu in the
west , and when you getl'O per cent , cxtr.i discount on your bill , bee what you are
saving1 by buying from us. Wo want to and must
CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK
For reasons above named. CALL AND SEE US.
Mail Orders receive prompt attention.
HENRY EISEMAI & CO ,
'
80S. 314,316,318 , , & 320 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Kxninlne the followluj ; prices for ( ash only
nnd buy your jnonts dn-jseil nt home. I Mill
fccll until itiithcr notice ny follows :
Slioulilcr ami chuck loa&t 5 to I'c
I'rimurib roast ' . . . . Ic
Chuck steak l-c
Itonml bleak 8 to lie
Sirloin steak IDc
I'ortethou-i ! stnalc l c
Honing U'of 4 to f.c
Jluttoustew fie
Mutton let's l-c
Corn beef 4 to fc
J'orkroast lOc
1'ork chem anil stenk K'c
J.nril , pure nnd our own make l"c
SouuuBe , our own nmko lOc
Huniemlicr this Is the only HOME DKI.SS
SI HAT SI A HKiT In the city. No foi clgn meats
Gold.
U. li XU.VAS , No. 821 Ma n St.
Telephone No. J9.
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER.
PEICB $15.
Is equal t )
any High
Priced
The Eillnon Mlineoiirnph , tlio lioft iiiinriitus | | for
mnniroMlnic , uiituKrnphlc und typo writing work.
bUU toplvs cnn lie lukcu.
' The Zzcolsior Cc. , Council Bluff : , h.
TIIOS. OFriruit. vv. H. M. Pusuv.
OFFICER & PliSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Uroadway ,
COUNCIL UIjUI'M-'S , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign tnil domestic exchange.
Colluctlonii imulo and latoruu paid on time de
posits.
S STEWART M D D V M
, , , , , , , ,
VETERINARY SURGEON
HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET.
Telephone No.H.5. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS. i : IOWA
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1G1-1 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb ,
C. K. 11KLL. O. A. linilUNGHOF
BELL & BERLINGHOF ,
Architects , Designer , ; and Superintendents
of Construction ,
Mr. Iterlincliof i > us si'ieu jears
McndcNsolin , Fisher & Loury , and IMS
designed many of ( lie Iliiest hloeks
in Oinulin and Council
Plans and Soccifications Prepared and
Estimates made a Application ,
Studio , lioom 2 Opct'ti House BlucU
LOOITAT THE IRISHMANl
J. Uff. SCAHLAN ,
IHO HUO.VIMVAY.
Hill = ell forciihh :
Shoulder nnil CuucK Itonst . n to fie
J'rlmii 1(11) ( Koust . Cc
Cliutl : Strnk . i c
Itouml Btuak . Ho
SlilolnStcalc . lOo
I'ortcrhoiiio Ste.ik . llic
Holllns Ueuf . Ic
Mutton Ptu\v . f > c
Mutton J.OIM . tc
Corn llecf . 4c
Puilcltn.ua . . .10c
Pork Chops anil Stcuk . lOo
r.arrl , our o\vm make . 1''c
PnusiiKe . to
All other iiieiitH In the haine pionortlon. 1'roo
Dellvciy. ( htlurs t-ent 1) } ' children iccclvo
prompt attention and are correctly nlled.
TKLKI'JIOMO 201.
Bakery and Confectionery
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Heo him for Hrcad Cakes ; etc.
TO DEALERS-A liberal discount
, givenl
No. 218 Main Street.
A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF
DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY AT
* LOW PRICES !
SILK MITS , WORSTED MITS , ETC. , ETC.
CALL AND SEE !
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
401 BROADWAY , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
EAT CUT SALE !
TO CLEAN UP OUR IMMENSE STOCK ,
During the past season 9ur sales have far ex
ceeded our expectations. As a result
we have an
NSE QUANTITY OF RENEWS
These goods we must sell at some pries , for we have no
room to carry them , This is no bargain sale but
A
Everything must go. The finest gods at your own price
Here are a few sample prices :
Moquettes $1.00 to $1.15. Regular Price $1.50.
Wilton Velvets. . . ? 5c to $1.00. Regular Price 41.40.
Body Brussels. . . . ; oc to $1.00. Regular Price $1.30 *
Tapestry 4oc to 6oc. Regular Price. . . .7oc to $1.00.
Ingrains 150 to 5oc. Regular Price 3oc to Soc.
A great many of these patterns are large enough for rooms
The sale will open to-day and continue until all is sold out *
Conic early for choice.
COUNCILlliJffslMPET CO , ,
HO : 4O5 BKOADWAY.
SIZES FROM Especially Adapted tot
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ;
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators.1
Specifications and estimates furnlslioil for complete- steam plants. Itcfnilatlon , nmnlilllty riuar- >
nnteod. Can show utters from u&ers where fuel llconomy Is equal with Corliss Non-CoiideiHlng1.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. CIO Pearl Street , Council mulls.
SMOTHERS & BEECROFT ,
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ETAIL ,
We carry the largest stock in the west , covering 2O.OOO square feet of floor. We do the largest business ! We sell at the lowest price *
We deal direct with European manufacturer's and payne jobber's profits.
Cash talks , and we are always in position to
Offer * You Genuine
We offer you for 3O days. In new and fresh goods and good selections , the following :
LOT 1 Hand-painted Cupsidors ,
each , . 15o
LOT2 , Good Majolica Cuspidors ,
each 35 o
LOT , 8 English Decorated Cham
ber Sots $2 05
LOT 4 English Decorated 60-
pleco Tea Sots $3 75
LOT 6 100-pieco ( genuine gold-
band and hand-painted Dowers ) '
Wodgowood DinnorSot. per sot.$12 00
LOT 0 English Decorated Full *
Dinner Sot , new fluted shapes ,
par sot $8 50
LOT 7 Nice and choice lot of
Decorated Genuine China
Creamers , each 25o
LOTS Largo Moss Rose Pitch
ers , each 25c
LOT 9 Rose Jars , filled with por-
fiuneU rose leaves , each 25u
LOT 10 Genuine China decorated
Fruit or Jco Creom nets , per bet 2.60
LOT 11 Genuine China Fruit
Plates , assorted decorations , per
ilo/on , 1.75
LOT 12 An elegant Hand Painted
Vase Lamp , with shade to
match , fine burner , complete ,
each. . 8.50
And a great many more bargains
which our limited space will not permit
us to enumerate ,
An Inspection will save
you money.
NO.j9j.1AIN . STREET.
Lntrst > < Mcltie * In
3IKS. C. B.
Also Full Line of Best Make ? in
Plated and Solid Silver ,
Hicli Cut Grlass ,
Bronzes and Brass Goods ,
Clioicc Dinner , TC3 , Fisli , Game , Soup ,
anil Ice Cream Sets ,
No. 14 Pearl St.
D , H , McDANELD & CO , ,
Hid68Tallo\vPelt8Wool&Fyfs \ &
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Highest market pilces , Prompt roltinis , ( CO
und KMiiln SI. , Coum 11 Illuirx , loua.
is : i.v
Royal Worcester ,
Taplitz , , '
Royal Dresden ,
Vienna
Royal Saxony ,
Bonn Faeience , etc.1
Visitors and pnrcliasers equally we'JOHN *