Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, December 09, 1888, Part I, Page 6, Image 6
* G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY JisCEMBEE 0 , 1888.SIXTEEN PAGES , a TUB DAILY BEE. COUNOIL"BLUFFS. 01T1CJ5. NO 11 ! IM3AUL STUI3UT. Delivered by cnrrlrr In Any I'art ot the City o Tn only Cents 1'erWeok. II. W. T11V10N. . . . MANAOKIt. Tf.LKl'HONKS : IlfMNESS OlTItT. N'O. 43. NKIIIT IDITOII. : N'o.iil. MINOR aiKXTIPxi N. Y. Plumbing company. Conlnndwood. E.E.Mnyno,010B'way. Elegant overcoatings at A. Roller's , merchant tailor , 310 IJroadway. The homo of It. T. Urynnt wns mndo glad Trklay In the nrrivul of a little daughter. TIIK Hr.r. renders will notlco E. Uurhorn'n ' local and the extraordinary bargains offered for tlio holklujs. J. N , Norlcm and Christina Ed helm , both of Omaha , were married yesterday at the of fice of "Squire " Scliurz. John II. Sims and Jennie Cornncll , of DCS Moinca , were married tit the M. E. parson- ntre Saturday , December 8 , by Kev. D. C. Franklin. Itov. J. FlsV , on Friday last , united in niurrlago Mr. 1'uter WIntlicr and Miss Llna "Wuls'.cad. Hoth arc from Denmark , but will now tnako this their homo. Marriage licenses wcro issued yesterday to 1'cter Wliithor and Slim Wulstcad , of Coun cil BlufN , anil J. II. Sims and Mrs. Jcmilo Cornwall , both of 1'olk county. The judges of the Fifteenth Judicial dis trict meet at the court house to-morrow evening for the purpose of arranging their co'irt terms for the ensuing two yuurs. A new dynamo has been put In place nttlio institution for the deaf and dumb , and It is expected that the lighting of the building Will now be more satisfactory than over. Mr. S. T. French has opened nn oflico at No. ( X)0 ) Hroadway , for the carrying on of n ceucral real estate and loan business. Mr. French Is so well known in business circles hero that ho needs no introduction to the public. Fidelity council , No. 1BO , Uoyal Arcanum , will hold a society party on the Sth inst. The lust one- held , Thursday evening last4 was a pronounced success. This series , which will bo continued during the winter months , will bo most plcaslnc social events and looked forxvard to by members with the most pleasurable anticipation. A number of Omaha business men visited this city yesterday afternoon in one of James Stoimcnsoii's tally-ho couches. The mem bers of the coaching party xvero James Stcphcnson , llvoryinnn ; Thomas Swobo , of thoMlllard ; F. M. Phillips , stockman ; JJen Kcynolds mid Diek Shannon , railroad con tractors ; Nat Broxrn , of the Merchants' hotel , and Aleck Stuart. The party stopped n few minutes at the Ogdcn before leaving for home. Dr. Cleaver , t0 ! North Main. Tol. 147. See \V. C. Stacy 's"ad. The OUI Kellabln Jewelry Firm of E. Bur horn , No. 17 Main street , has laid in an immoiist stock of holiday poods , which will bo sold cheaper than over. This is a apocinl inducement for thirty days. All poods lirst class and puaranteetl to bo just as represented. It is an established fact that you can got the best poods for tlio least money there. Call and o.xamino the stock anil got prices before purchasing- . I Don't Want the Earth ! .7. M. Scnnlan , 120 Broadxvay , buys his cattle from first-class , responsible farms such as : Morris Hough , W. Barnett - nett , U. IIn.ll , Dr. Rico , of Harrison county ; , lohn Tomploton , Newell Bur- chill and E. L. Shugart and the cream of N. M. Pusoy's cattle. All purchased through the agency of W. H. Brown , the old and retiablo cattle buyer. I also buy beef of the well-known firm o { Gcorgo H. Hammond & Co. First-class beef , venl , pork and mutton will bo sold nt one price to all. Call and sec us. No. 120 Upper Broadway. Telephone 01. * The Record of Ono Farm. Mr. Martin Hlgglns , a farmer who oxvns nnd lives on the southxvest half of the north- cast quarter of section one , in Harain township - ship , was in the city yesterday for the pur pose of purchasing more land to aad to his forty-acre farm. Ho raised this year on his forty acres 1,500 bushels of corn and 3,000 of potatoes. Ho sold 1'JOO bushels ot pota toes nt 50 cents per bushel and 1,800 bushels nt 40 cents. Ho also raised _ 50 bushels of onions , which he sold at CO cents , and eight bushels of beans at $2 per ousliel. Estimat ing his corn at 2J cents per bushel his entire crop amounts to $1,820 , or ever SJU per aero. Ho and his son did all the work on the crop. Where is the farmer in Pottaxvattoinio xvho can beat this record I For safe investments in real estate see S. T. French , GOG Broadway. h For city loans see S. French , 006 & , Broadway. If you want to borrow money see S. T. French , 00(5 ( Broadway. i Weather strips at Chapman's art Rtoro. Money loaned on furniture , pianos , diamonds , horses , buggies or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publicity fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co. , olllco cor. Broadway and Main , ever American express. The Small Pov. A report wns circulated yesterday to the effect that the small pox was spreading In the vicinity of the transfer , nnd that the lines ot the quarantine had nccn extended. The physician in charge of the cases was soon In regard to the matter and denied the statements. Ho said there was no founda tion for any such reports. There arc now . but two cases In the city. They ore lu the Klobs household , adjoining the Carters. The patients In the For in an and Carter families s nro reported ns bolnp up and nearly well. g Thcso pltices are still strictly quarantined nnd will bo for some time , but the disease Is rapidly on the decrease. HiuulrcilH ot People during the past year have bought real estate through J. G. Tipton'a agency nnd doubled their money. Ho says the good work still goes on , nnd that ho has a largo list to select from on Broadxvay , adjacent to the motor line. Illinois nnd Iowa best soft coal , Gloa- Eon , 20 Pearl street. All grades soft coal , C. B. Fuel Co. See Chapman for Christmas prosQnts. Stnrtliif ? the Motor. The electric motor line begins operation tnls morning' at 0 o'cloclc. A twenty minute crvlco xvill bo furnished until the niou be come accustomed to their work , which will bo about the middle or last of the woolc , when a ton minute service will bo put on. A straight 10-ocnt rate will bo charged , as pro- VJiU'u m the charter. J. G. Tipton , the real estate broker , eays that ho has made several sales the past week and is still prepared to make people haupy , xvlth homos on easy pay ments , or vacant lota to build on , ' L. Klrscht & Co. , 407 and 400 South 10th 6t.Onmlm , nro noxv the solo agents for western loxva for the celebrated Vnl , BlaU Milwaukee bottle beer , the best in the market for family use. Try it. Fine table ware at Lund Bros. ' Fine holiday goods for txvonty days nt prices that will surprise you , Call and tie convinced. J. D. Btuurt'i drug tore , 080 Broadway. THE DOINGS OF THE BLUFFS , Capture or an Allogol Oonfldonco Man and Ohock Ralsor. AN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY. Among tlio Churches Settling Tltlo to tlio Dlcrk 1'roporty Tlio Motor to Start To-Day A Farm llrcnrd. Knlshm n Chcclc. Yesterday nftornoon one Wlllliun Mnhnr wiw nrrostod in Omaha and brought to this siilo of the river hy Chief Lucas. The im- portnnco uf the nrrcst did not nppc.ir until the follow was In the clutches of the law. At flrst ho wns charged with raising a check from tl.10 to&JMO by prefacing the llpuro and the word 2 ( two ) to the original amount , The chock wus given by William Arnold. It now appears that Mahar Is the slick confi dence man who worked a green country fel low ( tins same Arnold ) out of his wealth two days ago , ns already recited In thcbc columns. After Mah.ir was secured the countryimm wns hunted up mid ttilfcu In ni a wltnoss against the shark , whom hd fully Identifies , Uetwecn "raising a check" and "conlldonc- Ing n man" Mahar'a chances uro good for n llttlo retirement from public life. Money lonnotl at L. B. Crafts ft Co.'s loan ollhic , on furniture , pianos , horses , wnirons , personal property of nil kinds , nnu nil other articles of vuluo without removal. All business strictly conll- dcntinl. Dr. C. C. Hnzen , dentist , oporn house block. o See Forrest Smith's special column. Bargains in real estate in all parts of the city , \V. S. Cooper , 11)0 ) Main street. Holiday Presents Can now bo found in great variety. Now and artistic designs in dilution us , fine jewelry , gents' and Indies' 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. JAC < iin:5iiN& : Co. , No. 27 Main at. Calls to Worship. The following announcements nro made of religious services in the city to-day : Presbyterian Preaching as usual in the morning by the pastor ; Suobath school at 12 o'clock ; revival services in the evening. Strangers and othora cordially invited. The union roviv.il services , conducted by the evangalists , Messrs. Smead and Smith , will be held at the Presbyterian church at T30p. : ! in. The evening meetings for the week will also bo held at the Presbyterian , instead of the Baptist church , for the sake of more room. St. Paul's church Divine service to-day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ; Sunday- school , 12:13 : ; .voting men's bible class , 12:15. : Sermon topics , morning , "This Coming of the King ; " evening sermon , "The Blessing of Work. " Services at All Saints' church at It a. m. , and ; yo p. m. ; Sunday school a p. m. Young men and strangers always cordially wel comed to these services. T. J. Alachay , rector. Hoi-can Baptist church Pastor , Itcv. T. P. Thickstun ; divine service at 10:30 a. in. , and 7:80 : p. m. each Lord's day ; Sunday school at 11MB a. in. : prayer mooting Wednesday evening. Services at Harmony Mission cbapel to- 3ay at 3 o'clock , conducted by Dr , Hartukcc ; Sabbath school at 4 o'clock ; prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:80 : o'clock. Subject , "Tho Security of tlio Godly. " Psalm 01. Bethany Baptist church , corner of Bluff anil Story streets. Services at the usual hours , 10:30 : a. m. , and 7:130 : p. m. Sunday school at 3:00 : p. m. Kev. E. N. Harris , pas tor. Congregational Services this morning ns usual. Preaching by the Evangelist , Mr. El. G. Smith. Subject , "Assurance. " Mr. Smith will sing n solo at this service. UP ion meeting in the Presbyterian church In the evening. A cordial invitation is extended. First Baptist Church Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 : a. m. Sunday school at 12 in. Union prayer meeting in main audience room at (5 ( p. m. No evening service. Union Services Hereafter the Union re vival services will bo hold in the First Bap tist church in the afternoon , and in the Pres byterian church In the evenings. There will bo a consecration meeting in the First Bap tist church Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 , Broadway Methodist church Preaching services by the pastor at 10:30 : a. m. , and 7:30 : p. m. Sunday school at noon. Class meet ing at (5:30. ( : Strangers in the city cordially invited to 'attend these services. Young Men's Christian Association The usual alternoon gospel service will bo omit- Led to-day on account of the funeral of the president , Mr. E. E. Harkncss. All inctn- Ders , both actlvo and associate , nro requested LO meetnttho rooms at 1:3J : p. m. , to attend the funeral at the church. For Rent Two new store rooms in good loc.ution ; Nos. 737 and 739 Broad way. S. Saundera , 30 Pearl st. See Lund Bros , for lamps. \V. S. Cooper lias cash on hand to loan on approved city property , No. 130 Main street. Improved and vacant property in all parts of the city ; 00x150 feet on Glen : ivonuo , east front , a bargain ; business property on Broadway and Fourth street. R. P. Olllcer , North Main street , DoVol's block , Council Bluffs. Pickled tripe and pigs' feet at Tib- bitts , 345 Broadway. Another Electric Ijlglit. Mr. Thomas Bowen , representing tlio Os- taloosa Electric Light company , is In tlio city n response to u telegram from the city ofll- cials , asking him to come hero for the pur- ) ese of furnishing information relative to lo cating an electric light plant In this city , and .0 submit n preposition to the city council. [ n conversation with a linn representative , 'osterday , Mr , Bowen stated that his com- > any did not make u business of operating ilcctno light plants so much as it did of juildlng them. Their business Is to manu facture and setup the necessary machinery , jut not to operate the plant , as they are put- .Ing in these plants all ever the country , In espouse to n question regarding the cost of this light to the consumer , ho said that it could bo furnished to cost about tno same as gas at $1.75 to f'J.OO per thousand , Ho do- ilrod to put In a plant that would give a twenty-four hour service , and run continu ously , having duplicate sots of machinery , so , tmt no accidents could shut off the supply , ilo would agree to furnish power for all small factories by means of electric motors , and all would bo on a reasonable basis. < Ho will appear before the council Tuesday even- ng and submit considerable Information and BO mo ilguros relative to the establishment of such n plant hero. Ho stated that his com- iany was about to roinovo their plant to Javonport , whore they will operate after the Irst of tbo year. The council Is greatly In * .crested In the matter , and it Is quite certain .hat there will bo a plant located hero before .ho end of many more months. While planning for your holiday gifts don't fnll to see Lund Bros. ' grand dls- ilay. _ Lund Bros,1 are making iv special lOo drive in crockery. Don't ' full to see it. Loans made on city business and resi dence property. Notes bought. Kim- mU-Champ Investment company. In Police Court. There were but three cases In police court yesterday morning , D. A. Hayes was : hargod with drunkenness and was unabla o prove ability to navigate properly at the time of his arrest , but bo asked the mercy of the court In behalf of Ms sis children am was ordered to go and care for them. Louis Ungcr , arrested for cmbd/zlemcnt was discharged. Ungor was n barkeeper In ft South Main street siloon , and was ten dered a check In payment for n drink. Ho gave it to a party named Green to get cashed , Qrccn disappeared and did not re turn , and the owner of the cheek causer Ungnr's nrrcst on the charge above stated He proved hh Innocence of any criminal in tent and wns released. C. II. Mclntyre , an ox-pressman , wns charged with adultery and assault and bat tery. Mclntyre stahid that his wife based the charge of adultery on groundless sus picions and that the charge of asmult and battery was all bosh , ho playfully slapped her face , but did not beat tier. Ills wife stated that her husband's ' "playful slaps" made her black and blue and caused a nils- carnage. The court expressed himself as unwilling to Interfere with their domestic felicity ( I ) but said ho would be compelled to hold the prisoner unless his wife wv willing to withdraw the charges. This she refused to do , and poor Mclntvro found it useless to arguo'wtth hor. His case was continued and ho was again locked up , The details of the case have created quite a scandal among the neighbors of the warring couple. See Forrest Smith's special column. Dr. Montgomery has removed his oflico to the Brown building , room 0. J. G. Tipton , real estate. 527 B'way. Rock Spring coal , Glcuson , 126 Pearl street. > llcsoltitlonq < ) ( ' Jtcspect. The committee appointed by the board of directors of the Young Men's Christian as sociation report the following resolutions upon the death of President K. E. Harkncss , which were unanimously adopted by the board : Whereas , In accordance with the dictates of infinite wisdom it has plcnsod God to re move from us our most worthy and beloved brother and fellow citizen , Mr. H. E. Hark ncss ; and , Whereas , The intimate relationship held with him during an extended business career by the members of this board and as presi dent of the Young Men's Christian associa tion have awakened u deep and sincere at tachment , wo desire to express our love un.d appreciation ; therefore , Kcsolved , That recognizing the wisdom and ability with which lie has directed the affairs of this association , niut us its clnof ex ecutive by his untiring zeal , Ins counsel and service ho has sought fo" it the supreme end of the organization , ho will overlive in grate ful and loving remembrance : Kesolved , That the removal of a man so widely known for integrity anil business ability and for his many sterling finalities , loaves a vacancy in both public and private life which cannot easily be tilled , and is a loss to be deplored ; Resolved , That to the grief-stricken family and friends in this their hour of bereavement and piofound sorrow we express our sincere sympathy , with the fervent prayer that this distress and loss may. under the kind provi dence of God , be overruled for blessing and great gam. [ SignodJ C. T. Omccu , Dit. T. J. MOXTOOMEKT , I. M. TUCVNOH , F. L. EVANS , Hcxitv DULOXO , Committee. The London "Tailor's" is the place to get your clothes made. U37 Broadway. "We have some of the best bargains in the city in cheap lots and easy terms. Also houses and lots from $ 00 up , on terms and payments to suit purchaser. Call and hco us and get prices and terms. Council BlutTs investment Co. , No 10 Pearl street , Council Blufld , la. The Council Bluffs 'Lumber Co. want you to try some of their coal. See Forrest Smith's special column. Tlio Ulorks Property. The papers were filed yesterday with the clerk of the district court in n suit of S. P. McConnell vs the following defendants : Council Bluffs and Omaha Basket , Woodenware - ware and Box Manufacturing company ; A. B. Howe , trustee ; Carrie B. Dierks ; J. C. Bixby : U. S. Wind Engine and Pump com pany ; Charles D. Colcson ; Mary Dierks ; Empkio Hardware company ; Walnut Valley Coal company ; Emory Stottlo ; Means , Kyle & Co. ; W. II. Uolestron ; Ovido Vien , and A. L. Strang & Co. The plaintiff pra.vs for Judgment conferring and establishing the title in fee simple to the "Dierks property" In the southern part of the city , and that each and all defendants bo debarred and es topped from having or asserting any lien , title or interest In or to said property or any part thereof , and for such other relict as may bo equitable. The plaintiff's attorneys , are Messrs. Wright , Baldwin & Hnldano. The controversy over the title to this prop erty led to considerable ill fooling between the interested parties and put n sudden stop to the proposed operations ot the "Basket company , " a corporation which has not as yet practically materialised. * S. B , "Wausworth & Co. loan money. All grades hard coal , C. B. Fuel Co. Funeral of IS. K. Harknosti. The funeral services of Mr. E. E. Hark ncss will bo hold this afternoon. In accord ance with the desire expressed so generally and urgently , the family have conscntcu to yield their personal preferences , and arrange ments ore made for public services at the Congregational church at Uil'O o'cloclc ' this afternoon. Previous to the public services there wit1 bo private services at the home at 2 o'clock. Sleigh bells , sleds and skates. OmiLr , & BKYANT , 513 Main st. Have our wagon call for your toiled clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. Masonic. Excelsior Lodge No. 259 A. F. & A M. will meet in regular communication Monday availing. All members especially requested to bo in attendance ; election of ofllccrs for ensuing year. By order M. W. NEW BARGAINS BROADWAY LOTS , FJKST AVENUE I.BKUY ADDITION LOTS , PERKY AUDITION LOTS , EVANS' ' BRIDGE ADD , LOTS , BKYANT & Gli.VKIt'H ADDITION LOTS , STREET'S ADDITION LOT3. ALSO 2O ACRES 01 ? BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN KOR I'LiVCl'lNG. W. C. STACY , Telephone IK , No. 0 Main Street , GE01 GE METGALF II No. 14 Pearl St. S STEWART M D D V M , , , , , , , , HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STBEET. Telephone" No. 2O5 , COUNOlLi IlLUFFS , i I IOWA. And thousands of the most economical ladies and gentlemen are taking advantage of our When you take 2O per cent off of every dollars worth of goods you buy it amounts to a good deal , and people are finding it out. Our entire stock must be sold out with out reserve. First come , first served. One entire floor in our house especially devoted to toys and fancy goOds for holiday presents and each and every one oj. our twenty departments filled with useful and suitable gifts for the holidays. We have no space to enumerate items. All we have to say is come to our store and see for yourself and you will say that "what you cannot find in the People's Store is not worth having , " Remember 20 per cent discount on all cash sales. Come early and secure the best bargains. ca OLD PIANOS MADE NEW Don't trade off your old pinno or'Orgnn , because It is out ofiepah'nor give it n way in trade fora new- one. Tnke it to They will , if needed , put in a NEW SET OF HAM MERS , NEW IVORY on KEY BOARD , REPLACE ANY PART OF OLD ACTION WITH NEW , RE- F1N1SH THE CASSE , and your Instrument is bet ter thnn some of tne new ones. It is a well known fact that Swnnson Music Co. gives the best satisfaction in Tuning and Repairing all kinds of Musical Instruments. The best of ref erences given. NO. SI2 ItltO A I ) WAV , COUXCILi BJ LUFFS , IA. DR. C. B. J U D D , MANUFACTURER OF No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. WANTED Good Salesmen enlarge commission or salar WASTED tOCAL AXfi > Tit A VEILING AGUVl'S OX LET THE _ GEO.HJESCHENDORF XO. 327 BROAD WAV Buys his cattle from flrst-clnss responsible firms , such as Swift & Son , or from llrst- plass farms , such as N. M. Puso.v's , and others. No worn-out inillc cows t old in this market , as has boon the habit in the markets of Council UlufTs heretofore. Price list of our meats. Nothing but first- class fat beef , pork , mutton and veal : CENTS rnu i.n. Uoil Beef I ! to-I Coin Uoof I ! to 4 Shoulder Steak 5 to 0 Shoulder Koust . " > Kib Kpnst 0 Standing Prime Kib Koast 7 Short Porter House Steak ' . ) Lon ? Porter House Steak 10 Sirloin Steak 10 Pork Konst S Pork Chops nnd Steak 0 VculSte.ik 10 Mutton Chops 10 Veal and Mutton Uoast 10 Veal and Mutton Stow. . . 4 Sugar Cured Hams 11 Lard 10 to 12 Poultry , Fish , Butter and Oystcis con stantly on hand Mineo Meats , Saner Krout , Picklc-d Tripe and Pigs Feet nt lowest mar ket price. Don't forget the number AO. 3U7 tfKOADWAY. Tuos. OFKirrii. \V. II. M. t'usr.v. OFFICER & PUSEY , Corner Main and Uro.uhvay , COlNclli IjliUKI ri , KMVA. Dcalerh In foreign : ml diimestlc exchange. Collections made and Interest paid on time lie- FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED T173"V ir > 14 Dnji-rlati St. , Omnha , Not ) , FORREST SMITH'S SPECIAL VANT COLUMN. OR SALE For u short time , the en tires addition known ns "FAIR- MOUNT" located on tlio hills bo- ' twccn 115th sincl Kith avenues , three and a half blocks cast of Main street and the same from the street car line. It commands an oxton&ive view of Omaha , and Council Bluffs. ThiiTheaut&ful and finely locatud addition of forty-two lots is oll'crcd at a price that \\ill \ biiroly make the investor1 from 7.r to SO per cent within two years. If you want a sure thins which you can begin selling at once at an advance of from 15 to 80 lioi1 cent over what it costs you. call on or address II. G. McCeo , K0 ! Main St. , or Forest Smith , at the Brown building. Don't n&k why it is offered so low , but come and hco the property and bo con vinced that wo tell it less than it is. These lots will sell now at from § 300 to MOO each. Wo don't want that for them. Komombur this oiler is only for a short time. FORREST SMITH , Room ! , 3rd Floor. Urown Uuildiiif. ' . RED EADBD ! MAD ! "MAOT MAD ! And will sell meat for the following prices for cash : Shoulder and Chuck Uouat fitofic I'rimr 1Mb loa- ( bo Chuck Steak ( c Hound Monk * be SirJo n Stiuk 1'c ' I'ortarhiiHHo St < mk Itlu IlilllnKlluff Utolu -Mutton stew Co Mutton J.i' i PC Corn llcuf 'A to Ic 1'ork Ho.ist lilo 1'oik Chops and Steak , . . .10 J.nril , our own make , I''o tJIUISUKO . . . . tC And all other meats In the Banio piuportlon. IJUO BX ) MO'U"fi'AK , 114 Hist lliondwuy. 1 t.oll 1'ottaw.ittnuilo County Jlcnts , wrappoJ up in Council Illnira I'apor. Fruo Delivery. D , 11 , MoDANELD & 00 , , Hides , Tallow , Pelts , talfi Furs , loBt market prices. Prompt roluins , t Q and t Main St. , Louncll lllulls , louu. I Lot , Bryant & Clar , on Second avc. \ Lot , Bryant & Clark , on Third ave. - Lots , Perry's sd Add. , on Avc. C - Each Q Lots , Benson's First , Avc K Each j Lot , Evercttjs Add. , Third avc. . . $500 $ Lots , Fleming & Davis , Ninth and Tenth ave's Each ON Call and See Masonic Temple , Especially Adapted Caf \ SIZES FROM ELECTRIC 25 TO 300 HORSE LIGHTING , HORSEPOWER POWER , Mills and Elevators , Frcclflcatlons nml estimates furnished for complete steam plants. Hcgnlatlon , Durability Guar anteed. Can show letters fiom users where fuel Economy Is equal with Corliss Non-Condonslng , E. C. HARRIS , Agent , Send for Catalogue. No. 510 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs. i y vt * > It * zafr KnaP I * * aeP M \ Jte r w w * - > U a We carry the largest stock in the west , covering 2OOOO square foot of floor. Wo do the largest buslnessl We sell nt the lowest We deal direct with European manufacturer's and pay no jobber's profits. T3y""c"i "E3 m ym iin3/ ism \ XX / r t . I * f ' > V Y ; . I 'f 1' I r H0MBH p. - 9Uof RU91 KU0 I U uaM UM Cash talks , and wo are always in position to Offer You Geiiu.in.e5 J We offer you for 3O days. In new and fresh goods and good selections , the following : LOT 1 Hund-paliited O-ipsidors , each ICc LOT U Good Majolica Ciwpldora , ouch , . , 35o LOT 8 English Decorated Olmm- borSots.7..r , . . . 82 05 LOT 4 English Decorated 60- piece Ton Sots 83 75 LOT 6 100-pieco ( genuine gold- band and hand-painted llowors ) Wedyowood DinnorSot , per Bot.$12 00 LOT 0 English Decorated Full Dinner But , now lluted shapes , per sot . . , , ' . . . . . . . 88 60 LOT 7 Nice and choice lot of Decorated Genuine China Creamers , each , 25o LOTS Lurpo Mesa Rose Pitch ers , each 25o LOT 0 Rose Jars , iillod with por- ftuned rose leaves , each 25c LOT 10 Genuine ( Jhinadecorated Fruit or Jco Groom Bets , per sot 2.50 LOT 11 Genuine China Fruit Plntoa , assorted decorations , per do/en . - 1.75 LOT12 An ologiTntlland Painted VUBO Lamp- with shade to match , line burner , complete , each 3.60 And n preat many inoro bargains which our limited space will not permit us to enumerate. An Inspection will save you money. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS. rp\VO flno olllce moms to rout , oie room 1BX41- J , Newly piipcrml nntl painted , llest location in the i Ity. Call nt No , 1U 1'earl st. Woik by a ( .oljer young married iiiuii , acquainted with hot air anil stonm furnace ) , also horse.s , Janitor , carpentur and fnrmivork. AdclrobsJ. 1 : . Mathuney , Council HRNT-Modern 10-room house , No. UiJ Booth ( ith f > t. FOK BALK Hood 4-yoar-oldlior8o. gcntloand bound , HnriieMifiii'l ton buggy. Will hell cheap on easy tunut if bold uoou. Inqulio t 3813 Utll bt , Also Fill ! Line of Bcsl Mate In and Solid Silver. Hicli Cut Glass , Bronzes and Brass Goods , Clioicc Dinner , Tea , Fisb , Game , Soup , an ! Ice Cream Sets , LOTS IN FERRY ADDITION ! For a Short Tims I Will Offer 1OO In 1'orrjAddition to Council lllulls on tlio fol lowing Terms : Jusldo I.otson Avc. A . ? f > 00 lnsld3JiOtMonAvo.il . coo Jnsldo liotson Avo. O . 450 Insldu J.otHoti l''irnt Ave . GU ) Inside l.oti on Second Ave . fiOO lll lIe ( IM * on Third Avii . 600 Jn ldu I.otHimN. Sld 1'oiirtli Avc . 460 Jnsido l.ottion.H. Hldu Koiuth Ave . 40J WTA11 Corner hots if XI Moru. TEKMS Ono-teiuli cash , b.iliiiirulnillno annual optional payments , with H per cent In. U-reHt , pnyiiuln annually. Will ulve con tract for wniranty deed mid rurnlsli ab Htractlion fully paid. No. P. North Main St. . Council llluirs. 7a , CIlOICUi'IUG'KSIN Royal Worcester , Taplitz , ' Royal Dresden , Vienna Royal Saxony , Bonn Faeience , etc,1 Visitors anil purchasers cplly welcome - .A. . IKfc34 = 0 , IOW\A.