Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 23, 1889, Page 6, Image 6
THE OMAHA DAILY BEEglTURPAY. . FEBRUARY 23. THE DATLY BEI COUNCILBLUFFS OI'MCH. NO li ! 1'KAKL. . STltHl * J c1itM dtir cAtrlf-r in yinv Vntt of he City 'ix ftiiy Tints I'erWcek. . . , . , ItV. . TJI/JON . . . MAKAOI fir isr Omri ! No. 1 NlllMT ClIIlOll , Ml. SI. MM-t | | .MENTION. K. Y. Plumbing company. Cunlanil wood , H.K.MiiyiieOin H'wn 'L'hn board of education luljournod In without action , there being 'I'hu funeral of Httlo Harry Ailni will occur to-morrow at - : ! ! ( p. m. the homo of tlio imronts on Uroaitwn A marriage license was issued yestt iliiy to Andros hur-on UiUstud anil . lianiHnU'Hllvo Anderson , both of tl city. city.At a mooting of Bluffs division K. P. In-Ill liistovL-iiiiitf , Uio invitation the Oinaliti brethren to visit Unit ei tomorrow was ai-coptoil. The jury in llio case of Kinith vs M erne. to collect $ l'Jo roinmiMsloii , i t'iriied ' \cnlic't for tin- defendant aft bVnitf out lour hours. .laiwiM. Dunn , the noted tcmwi ajM'i- lei turrr , will bejrin his horivs March , ' ! Inktomi lnootin ( , ' hero on March Id. n.s IIIIH IH-I-II amiminccil. This altoi'iioon IIP ! ! o'clock the hull auxiliary of llavolCainplodxc will nu to arran coniu important details i h"ctiii | ) { , ' the funeral ot little Liar Adams. The union depot project should pushed right along. Council Utulls li vou hod si joint when there are to i-lthcr several imw local depots or o yriuid union depot. Which shall it b Mr. and Mrs , Charles Kramer are t liappy paionls of a line daughter tl arrived at their homo yesterday afti noon. Mr. Cramer is a clorlj at t'olo Cole'h Main street hardware Obtablis meat. The school children are having qui a vacation. Yesterday they enjoy Washington's birthday , and Saturd anil Sunday following malcos a thr lays' respite from school work. T teacher- * enjoy it hardly less , A S0,00 : ! ( ) real estate transfer w.ts t corded \esterdav at the county rec < tier's otlico. The deed included lliO 1 < in Charlton addition. The grantor John L. McCagno and the grantt Maurice S. Martlett and Uuburt Wilsc The vacancy caused by the resigi lion of Ollleer Oleson has been Tilled the appointment of Klmor .loilyn , blacksmith formerly employed at t carriage repository of K. T. Watermii He outers upon his now duties to-nu row. row.Tho local politicians of sporting p ellvities are not at a loss for iiibjccts : speoilation. This iiostmabtorshii ) is question that admits of any amount trucking. The democrats are as rea to bet on the .subject as the rcpimlieai A number of bets wore made yohtord aw to the appointee-to-be , one of tin being that the olllce would not fall ill editorial hands. The general opiui seems to bo that .1. .1. Steadman , of ti Nonpareil , will receive the appoh inonl , but there is plenty of money tl is waiting to bet the other way. "VVo have a stock of groceries in tl eity for trade. One-third cash. Conn Blulla ln\estment Co. , No. 10 Pearl ' 'Tailor's" is the The London place get your clothes made. 037 Ltroadwi S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan moaov , For Saleat u ' * Tlotcl property in Council ] Muffs , e < trally located , dointr good business. P. Ollleer. pole agent , No. 1:2 N. Mi St. , Council UlulYs. Send all orders for bottled beer to M. Kiiikelbtuin , Omaba. I'nrHonal I Mr. .1. V. Petersen lias received : telligenco of the serious illness of 1 mother , living in Denmark. Hov leave for his old homo next Tuesd : After visiting his homo he conic plates bottling in business in Cope liageii. County Attorney Organ return from Avoca yesterday. Jlo tried t ease of State vs Uaumeistor , churg with seduction , and secured a conv tion. Sentence will bo imposed Mi lay morning. The case ofMiiili and Ijotts , the prisoner.- . now conlia hero in the county jail for highway r 1)0 ry , was pa. od to the next term. T criminal cases in this court will boco monced a week from next Monday. All grades soft coal. C. P . Fuel Co Try our XXX bottled beer. Spec rates on all orders from fowa. U M. FlNKKf.bTr.lN' _ Rooms to rout in Uio Merriam blo < S. B. Wadsworth , tCo.UM Main btre < llavo our wagon call for your soil clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. Pickled 'tripe and pigs' feet at T bittb' , U15 Broadway. Inauguration. The Wabash Western railway t nonncc0 that tickets will bo sold fr < all stations to Washington and retiu for the inauguration of President II ; risen , at half fare. Rate for round trip from Coun niulTc , la , , mi Tickets will bo on si February i7 ! to March - ; good roturui until March 10 , ISM ) . For further p : tieulars apply at the Wabash Westc ticket ollicol"l Broadway. . ) . ( . ' . Mm II'KM. , Agent l'"oia Ciinitiilatc. The ropubliciins of the Third a Fourth wards will moot this evening the grand jury room at the court hoi to nominate a candidate for the ollli-o aldurman of each of UH--SO wards. T meeting will bo held at 7 : ; > U shai John Limit and A. T. Fllckingor , wa committccmcn. I have moved mv ollico U > Omaha , which all orders will be received a Iroin which all dolivurins will bo ma by nngoii. L. M. Ki.N'KHi.sTKlX All grades hard coal , C. B , Fuel Co Money leaned at L. B. Craft's & Or loan ollico on furniture , pianos. Itor i wagons , poraoiml property of all kim and all other articles of vauio withi removal. All business strictly cor dontial. J. G. Tlptotr real estate , fit ! ? B'dw : Notice the bunutiful finish crivon c lurs , calls and shirts by CascaJo Lnu dry company. Blank books made to ordor. Can fi iilah patent binding for parties wish ! the hiui'o. ( 'all and sou samples at rij < 1 , Km-i'lt block , Pearl street. MUHKIIOUSJ : & Co Parties having temperance billlr liallH and restaurants will do well take the exclusive gale of my tempi unco beer. L. M. THE CITY'S WHITE ELEPILti Aldovlnon Exprosa Varied Views to Soiling or Trading It. FAIR'S SUIT AGAINST THE CIT IlioSrnleil VoiOltM Snltl to Hfi A ali Him -A Ht > Itlny K > r tlin Court 'Ihe CHy KathPiB In Ti-.ulo anil Triiok. The various aldermen of the city wo seen yesterday by a Bur. reprcenlati in regard to the propo-od exchange the big hook and ladder truck fo : smaller anil more sericeablo out . Wi the exception of Alderman Weaver of the contk-men were very pronounr in their opinions , and did not besit'i in the least to express iheinselves , Alderman Lacy , nretident of t council , was the llrtloiioapproai'lieu i garding the matter. Saia he. "Th truck is all right. It i * just what t eity needs , and you might jurit as \ \ < talk of throwing out the whole lire ; partmentas of yelling that truck. Th nave one in Omaha that weighs : ! , ( pounds more than this one , anil th run it with two hor-cs , up hill anil ( low What would we do if there was a lire of the larger bull theOgden , or any ings in the cityV Of course it cost h of money , but it > bore , and so i- . t No. 1 hoao house whore it is stationc which by the way is the linost in t west , ami an ornament to the cit\ai the city ouirht to bo proud of them. "You needn't talk about getting ref of the truck , .lust let the matter dri If you want to quote mo on the subjei you can say 1 am in favor of kuoping and tlu't wo can't get along without il Alderman Waterman , chairman the lire committee , wan the ue.xt inU viewed. Hisviowof the -ituation is follows : "Thii truck is not suitable the needs of the eity by a long shot. is altogether too big , clumsy and u manageable. It practically valueli to the city and costs a large sum yeai to take care of and manage. I think ought to be disposed of. and a small one substituted. The money expend ycarlv on that truck could bo u-eil inucli hotter advantage , and I i heartily in favor of a change. " Said Alderman Knephor : "Th article in vestcrday's Biu was all rigl The truck" is not constructed right. is iiltogc-thor toi clumsy. It can't turned around without going to a strt intersection , and is no u whatever to the city. It coi a small fortune every year run the thing , and i- not al all adapt' ' to the needs of this city. It slum never have been purchased , and m the best thing the city can do is to d pose of i t on as favorable terms as pi slide , and ' ccnro a truck that can i managed. 1 shall most certainly e dor.-o a change. " Alderman Bellinger , of the Secoi ward , thus expressed himself : "I doi think that this truck is what the ei needs , but it seems slrantre that t subject is brought up just at preset It looks to me like apolitical mo gotten up to make capital atthecomii election. However , I should favor change if the matter was brought I fore the council. It seems to me thai smaller truck would answer every pi pose , and it could certainly bo handli in a far more satisfactory manner til the present one. " Alderman 'Weaver said : ' 'I don'tkm very much about it , as t have not look into the matter. I do know that itw an enormous sum to run the thing , a I don't think we got much benefit fn it. J am very much opposed to any : tempt to exchange-it for anything eh for the committee in charge of tli branch maUcs very poor work of trade. "They traded for a pair of horses a the result made mo sick. No mo trades in mine , if you please. If could bo sold and something else in chased it might do , as the sum of 'j-j , ! ' that is annually expended , in kcepii that truck could bo used more adva tagjously somewhere else , or at least I some other apparatus. " Alderman Metcalf agreed with Aide man Lacy. Said he : ' 'I am in favor keeping it , for I think the eity ought have it , even if costs S'i.OOO. It mig 1)0 the means of saving a human li and for this reason alone it ought to kept , oven though it is not needed I many years. I think it is a , nr-co-sii for an ordinary ladder is not stroi enough to hold two or three men and line of ho o with the water pressu that wo have here. JCo , sir , 1 say not soil it , and I shall vigorously res any sucti action. " In this manner do the member- t council regard the matter. The l\ \ gentlemen , who were members of t council which purchased it , saj "Ice it by all means , " while the four m incmbcra are atrongiy in favor of lelti it go. Money loaned on fuinitnre , piam diamonds , horses , buggies or anythii of value at low rntoa of interest , i publicity ; fair and honorable dealin A. A. Clark < t Co. , ollice cor. Broad w and Main , over American express. Vair Koi- the City. Nothing was done in the distr court yesterday , it being a legal ho day. and court adjourned Tinned evening until Monday morning. Jud Thomull left for' Sidney to spend Si day with his family. The jury in thecat.eof Fair vsTheCi returned a scaled verdict , which w not bo opened until Monday mornin Its contents are , of course , unkno\\ but it ! s stated that the verdict is I the city. It is undcr.-.tood that on t lirat ballot the jury stood 10 to I the city , the minority desiring to ( ; i the phiiutilV f&OO , A twelve hour * ' i gumcnt among themselves bioug thorn all to one way of thinking. id' ICIcctioii. At a pocial meeting of the city con cil held last evening , the mayor ant' full board of aldermen , except Belli gcr , were prot-ont. Judges and clor to Mirvo at iho coining election were n pointed as follows : Fir t Ward Judges , O. noise , D. Dodson , J. W. Weightman ; clerks , T. Brumt , H , ShocmaUor. Second Ward .ludgo. , , It. V. Ph lips , ( } . L. Jacobs , James Milhc clerks , K. L. Cook , C , M. Lynn. ' Third Ward-Judges , S. 'Stewart , Sullivan , Cicorgo Blnxsim ; clerks , 11. Oilmoro , J. L. Column. Fourth Ward First precinct : Jndgi M. Boyle , Sol 11. Foster , W. A. M Millon ; clerks , G. A. HoblnsOn , Wi iam Hue. Fourth ward.Bccond precinctIndg ( C. Wolnloy , John Cook , Ferd Johnso clurkb , M. Ucfiroat , William Smith. An ordinance ll.xing the salaries aldornuMi at f-00 a year , payable qun torly , was read , The twentieth ru was suspended , and the ordinance w pasMid. An ordinance was passed provldii how the oily shall accept streets , ot whoa devoted to the public uso. The claims of Captain Henry and J sluti Danforth wore referred to the eoi miltee of the whole with instructions report al the next meeting. The cltv solicitor reported on the v tition ot tin- Omaha World , that the representative be allowed access to tl records of the city marshtill's olliec , the cITeel thai the council hail no a thority in the matter. Report recclv ; and concurred in. A petition from tl World to the marshal is now in ordc 'I humped n Itcnorlcr , History is again repeating it-olf. fii reporter slugging U again coming in fashion. H. B. We-lcotl , reporter f the Council Bluffs department of tl Omaha Herald. Is the latest victim , t accidcnlly run against the list of C'harl Nicholson , assistant chief of the lire d partnwnt. yesterday afternoon , but fd Innately the point of .colli-don was < his cheek. As the cheek of lhea\n age reporter is lightning proof , tl genial "Bob" came out unscathed. 11 feelings and silk tile were con-iderab damaged , however , and the victim seel redress in court. The cause of the "accident" was : article in ye-derday morning's Horal purporting to be the com elation Nicholson. The lire lighter branded as false , s uil in the cour-o of a hcati argument the reporter's tongue unwl lingly framed the obnoxious won ! "d - - - liar. " and il was nil over hurl afterward. NichoKou immediately wet to the police station anil pleaded guil to disturbing the pea-o. WoMi'ott wi bring another charge ngaia-4 him. 'J h - I I em , in Ma q i.-r iilo. The members ( jj the F.Nonmn ho team spread themselves justorday. ai arc about WHO richer on account of i During the afternoon they gave parade in costume , and a short cxhil : tion run. In the evening the Ma--oii hall was tilled with a mo-l grole [ crowd of maskers , who were called 01 by the grand ball given by this new organi/.ed racing team. There wei fully ; ! 00 couples present. An olegai supper was served by the hidiedofl'iii' ' guild , who netted a' neat sum as the - hare of the proceeds. The amount cleared by Iho organic tion will pay for the new racing ca just purchased , and also furnish 11 mcmbeis of the team with i-uiiniii shoes. The Kisomaii team IH now in first-class condition llnanclally , and prepared to make itself heard from du the no.xt few months , and eventually ! the June tournament. Ho N an Allied Now. Thui-bday night at 11'W : o'clock littl Harry , son of Mr. and Mrs. K. ! Adams , passed away alter a short il nes. ' , ot congestion ot the lungs. It : the lirst time death has invaded th home circle , and the blow is a crush ! n one. The mother is much proslratci Harry was but a single year old and bright , winsome little fellow. Natural the tears must How , but many hoarUiu burdened with the same anguish. and i this community of grief the HUM pn found sympathy i oxpreod for M and Mrs. Adams. The detail for tl funeral are not yet fully arranged. will occur to-morrow , and tin hour wi be hereafter announced. Heating stoves at cost 10 closuo.it Odell iV Bryant. _ _ Coiiui-i-t Program in < * . Mr. Charles Baetonn has the | ) leiisiii' ' to announce that his next studenli' n cital will talie | ) lacetit Max Meyer's hal Monday evening , February " "i , at o'clock. Selection Ernnin . Ver k-uii-lilans-lust club. Strj - - - | n Noser 'I'.mz . F , . Gurli Quitroinnins- ! < .Sp.uiischo T.m/o . ( . M. Moskows' ' Misses AiinilliiiL : iu.l.eli.i Xilo . ] ) uo for clunoiiL't und cornet Norm.i- Puritnni . Belli Messrs. Arthur ICurbuct. and 1'orr.v Uadullu Solo -Violoncello caviitina . U.i Air. Jolin Hi'own. Qn.irtottc for four violins . Bactcr Messrs. 11. Jlogcrs , ( ' . Tulloys , CVdll.ua ! - J3. Karbacli. Traunibildor. . Luiabi Str.vk-L-n-llias-ltist ! club. ( With solo for KUitur liv Mr. .1. Brown. ) Duet lor violin and violo . ISactui Miss Claire Cliambcrliiw anil Mr. B.it-tcn f a Waldvogluin unil Mm- ' > CS.lllf'Ur . K. Hill'iatQ Ui-itincnln , ' , . . } ) Xt,1)hi.rs ( le M.u _ _ I. . l-Vancis Bel Miss Laura Coach , Solo Flute tarraiitclla . Biiott.t Mr. Frank B.ulollut. String qmirtutto LUTKO . Ilauil ( For two violins , viol.iand vloltncctln. ) Messrs. II. Hogcis , 1' . Tulloys , G.Villi.sin Knill Karbncti. "Visions" . ' . F.uiconu Strylt-fti bliins Init club. 'rt ( . ' ' "Uiil piano will bu usril , Dr. C. C. Ha/en , dentist , Opera , lions block. _ _ HYPNOTISM IN BERLIN , AiuiishiK I'xniM'lim-iH With a Sutn : ; ! sive .Siil.j ' : t of ill Manuel ii ; I'ovvei1 At ii mooting of the Berlin Mtdlc : Society. Prof. Virehov/ introduced French pbyhician , Dr. Feldmann , wl made nonie experiments in hypnotist ! saj-itho London Xeus. A young ma named ( iarrick oll'ercd himself aa mi ilium. After a few .seconds of the iiiiu manipulations the medium fell into deep magnetic s-lccp. Ho became pi ; fcetly apathetic and motionless. ' ' ' ' Dr. Fell fn his state of 'suggestion' maun showed the inlliieiu-u of varioi mondicamonts on the mcdiuni , wl : toolc ( juinino for sugar , smaking h lips with cnjoymontmil he believe ammonia to bo perfume and smelt for some time. Immediately aftor.vai following the will of the doctor. 1 ; fallowed the usual abhorcnco of the- . bitter and caustic subjiancci , With tli t-amo success ho ate a lemon for a nag pie. A ] ) icco of camphor hold on h forehead had a singular olli-ct. * Tli medium bunt his bod.y far Inickwai and had to bo hold in his chair. A magnet caused a dreamy , state du : ing which the medium related his in presbions us to events in the street , i which ho believed himself to be. The the medium obeyed the will of the doi tor in various ways , shoveling snow skating , falling and rising again wit one jump , at the doctor's siiggei tion , and dually took a pocketbook h force out of Prof. Virchew's pocket Ho was then ordered by Dr. Feldman to reseat lii nioolf ui.il soon woke out < the hypnotic sleep , remembering neil ing of what had happened. The yo'nn physicians then spoke , declaring tin such experiments were without scioi tine basis. They believed the "niiggei lions" lobe probably genuine , but as t the other experiments , especially th olTcctof medicines arid the magnet. the thought they needed careful e.\amliu tion. _ FROZEN OUT BY GEORGE. Voiinic noulil AcciihC.il or Allnnalln 41U l''atlici''H I'lisinosj ii'rii-iulH. It is the go no ml belief among Wa street men that A. L. Hopkins wi frov.cn out of the Gould railroads h young George ,1. ( j'oald , says the No1 Vorlc World. There was a good dei of talk among financial men at th Windsor hotel yesterday about Mi Hopkins' retirement. It was siispcute that the roconl order for a reduction < biilnricb on the Missouri Pacific rai road was to force Mr , Hopkins to rotirt His relations with Mr. Gould had buo o important that Wi was regard the order .nj a personal n'Tront ' It is a fact , though not gouor.ilij known , that Mr. ( Jonld is jioitlvel\ under the ihumb of his enlest son. Hi- ilcsirc has always \uon Hint U corgi should be as great a , llaahcier as him self. Ho has made1 the young man in : important olllcer In every corporatiot Milch ho controls , and In so\er.i1 instances has elovivt-xl him to ioltions Unit older men in the management were entitled to , Mr. Ctould. it is pretty well known discarded ( i. I3. Moroslni to please hi sou. Mr. Morosini fell the treatmcn very keenly , but he never ultcred i word against Mr. ( ? ould. Id the Krii railway troubles years ago ho actuall ; protected Mr. ( iould's life. Jlc provei bis loyalty to the llnancier many time ! in the course of his association will him. him.Not only was Mr. Hopkins the n pro MMitntlvo of Mr. ( ionld in railroad af fairs , but alto a personal friend. Whet the yacht Atlanta was launched he wa ; invited tn accompany its owner on the tlrsl trip from the bhigiyards to Irving ton , the financier's country place. Hi imariahly accompanied Mr. ( Jntilil 01 his trips over the South western i-oa'l- * and he was a privileged f > ue t at Mr itould's bouse , ( ieorgo ( ioulil l said ti have 1-een jealoi's of the favor his fat I "i showed Mr. HopUins- , < T d LUMDACO LAME BACK. To toMimoninl ol'n "cntli-nian rim-d of Ijiimlingob.vSt .TnrntaOil nbscrilied the hiihjoiiu'd induiM'iiiuit and auto- gi.iph of n di'ilmgiiislird public oflli'er : " 7 ( O'ldir in intlariitrq SI. Jacobs Oil. " Ex-Poslmaslcr < * Gcnl U. 8. ' Vcnl-if I rr'ntfitie nml Sot ( Infinwj The t'luuli's A.us Ivr Cu..liattu. > Mil. THE COUNCIL BLUFFS INVESTMENT MONEY On hand for city loans ; lowest rates of intoroht. Fine farms clo o to Li luffs to exchange for city property. \Voalern. lanii to exchange for city property. Hig bargain" in Hroailway lots. Fine business property to exchange for well improved farm- . . fiood fresh toi.-lj erocories to ex- L-hnngo for city property and one-third L-a.-ih. ' Houses and loth on monthly payments. Small payment * down. 1'rioei ranging from il-'i to $1.0110. Cheap lots in lOvans. ' . Wright's , Coch- ran's and moil all additions to city. Kino acre propertj for sale from $100 to ij.j ( ( ) less than ( Jrcsent worth. No. 10 Pear ! SI. , Council SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS. "IT-OH HUNT -T o nicely fnrals'ii-il ronm for -LA iniiiianil wifucirt\\OKuutieiii > > n\vith nsuif liaths. li-atcil lij lura.ii'o. 1 Soutn M-vi-nth street , A incut block. > K HUNT I'rult lann tir.il nmrkot KiiiiliuV' F "lucres , ' , mile , nortiiu.ist ur ( iifiin.ili' . Hood i > room hniibu , liurn anil < iutliiiiliiiiu' < il : i res blackliuirlos ; I aoie stiiiwuurrlei , W. C. STAOV , Ujiur.i llo.iae block. pKl ( ) ) WOlllv TIUM roil sr."l.KVltl"vMi VX onone year's time or.Mil tr.uli-tn lieu o und lot In city. Avjily to l.coniird Ilvciett. \\r.\NTii-Tlie : people to try the Olty'pU'aiu > T l.Hiniclry , III .North Main. FOlt HUNTciemi. . two h.inuSome , new , sl\- mom rottajt-s , north of tiaiisfer. Counpil lllnlls. liKjulre llliuul Itlsbtor , fitli a\o. anil . ' 1st st. \\7-\NTKO Compi'tciit abstraulcr of titles , T T J. W. Sinitre , Council llltilts. HKNT Tlio ttiroo story nrlck store room Foil . IDT Ili'OiiiUvay. Tlio louitlon is one of the iii'st In th" city. 'I ho Ir.ill.lhihas bc'ou oc- . 'iipli-il 1'oy t is last twenty yj.i-s bv Miller A : To. , lianluari * . nud would bu \ory ( leHir.tblc loca- lioa for u liiinlivnru business 0:1 : tnat account , Jolm Hennoti. . Urnf 1:11. : W. H. M. OFFICER & PHSEf , Corner Mnln and HroaiUvay. COlNt/Iti HIjlTKI..S , IOW1. Dcali-is In for -li'n r.ml domes'lo e\rliinic. villiM lions miule ami Inloru t | > aM on tinio du- KNOTTY ? 5Fuel Merchants. WatchTheSIGNS , South Main St. gt TIMES . Courteous At tent ton. " * * * 5'-Pointed by ? , . . , i * * Prompt Delivery. P.C.MILLER * ET.B.GARDINER. Wcitwitc your patro n age . . . /VQ / O4BROA D WA Nos.ll&3 ! Pearl St. , > COUNCI ' ° & ? -ffi < < ro LOAN VDELLBROS&6. Pearl St. I Bluffs , . What a Sliirt LOOK Al IT. 'f ' von liiultiiki'ii It tu the ( Ity sitf.un iuuiulry it wouldn't look so jOluln Street 'IVli iilionv HI. r. i : . liui.t. . o. A. unit i.i NT nor BELL & BBRLINGHOF , ArcMlcctJ , Designers and SiiDorintcmlciiti of Coiistriiclioii , Mr. llorHiifrhof was se\cn yi-nis uitli Mrnilclt.snliii , Fisher A : Ltmry , nml has U'siitiifd ninny of the llnest blocks in Omaha ami Cimm'il Hlulf < . Plans and Succificatioin Prepawd and Estimates made on Aplicitioa , Sttttlio , Jiootn ' Oin'i'u Jltnittc JJluolt ClTY MEAT MARKEfi TO THE FRONT ! I'Mii , Ki'iiTiiKii .soiiir. \vii.t. . ii.i : , BEEF , VEAL & PORKer -or MV OWN IIHHSSIMI jaCaltle Fedo toaCon ; ! , Anil will meet any Inmost ( . impctllloaouprl 'Di lor 1 Irst-i Inh" ) Mu il . J. M. SCAHE.A'JST . , . 'JO1. 1SJO Uronilwny. - - Telephone TUV Ol'll M Drill. EHTEHTAIIIMEIITS ! Xovcl , plcasiiift and practical. For the parlor , the church , the Chautnuqim cnclo , circle , the society hall. The only monthly of its Itinil in tlio United States. Only $1 n year. Smnplus , 10 cents. ICAsTP.it KMIIIXM Sr.uv n E Very unique. Xo rehearsals needed. Only "iO cents for a sup ply for any school , of any si/e. Aildicss KNTIOIU'AINBIIIN i' TUJIlftAU , Council Hlnffs , Iowa , J K. Harkness , .Mana- t-'er Publishers of "Old IJistriet School , " M nU Social,1' "KvunniKV'th ' Art , " etc. D.H.MoQAHELD & GO , , Hidesjallow , Pells , Wool fi Highest inarlci-t pilies. Pi-onr.it returns. KG and to. M.iln S. . . I oinii 11 Ithllls lo\\.i. To any regular physician wlio % cli-sires Lo loralc , 1 have' U offc'iin a thriving-city in Iowa of S.oooj opulation , the hoim-anc practice of the leading physician of the place , lie has ivsiclril in said city for sixteen .j'ears last past , and his books will shew an annual business of $6,000 per year. For reasons personal to himself he proposes to change 1m residence to another city , lie will sell his home , which is ; i comfortable frame house of eight rooms , heated by furnace , and with all necessary outbuildings and conveniences , foi $3.5 . ° ° ' He will turn over to the buyer his practice and good will , and will remain with his successor some months pending his settlements and collections. Any reputable physician desiring to make a change will dc well to correspond with the undersigned , who is prepared to verify the entirebona , fides of the whole business. Address C. J. COLBY , Room 522 Paxton Block , Omaha , Neb. LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS JAIIR iNMri'.n TO ( AM , .vi ( MBS. C. L. GILLETT'S HAIR EMPORIUM Anil MH > her Hun line of Hair ( SoiiiU , FIXKST HAIR OltXA.MK.NTS In the rlty. Wlpi , Hoards , etc. , for Iti'iil or Sale. < aiJTii AMI co I'M * AM > MYIJICS GUKKSIO FAINTS , ll/YIIl DKIOhhl.NO. HTC. \ < > . 2J ) MAIX ST. , : COI/M'IL , IIMJITS. (30 * 011111:118 : iiv MAIL IIKCIIVI : : I-IIOMI-T ATIKNTIO.V. F. J. BREZEE , Taxidermist and Naturalist. located at No. H North Cth st. , opposite po.Uolllcu. on Motor l.liK1 , t'ouncll lllulls , In. lllrds and nnliiiuls inouutrd naturally and In theV&t method of tlio ait. Warranted to prosurvo for yearn. Foreign blrdi snppllo onsliort notlcu Hljjhmt prlcipulj for owls and nuwkn of all kinds. I'ersons m-ndlr ; ; onle . . ' - ! . assured of pjrv'Ct butlsfactlou , J'ur ( Irobssnu a specialty. Wrlto for particular.- An old established Boot and Shoe business in Counnil Bluffs , Iowa. The Phillips stock of Boots and Shoes at 413 Broadway , is for sale and the store will be rented. Best stand and trade in city. Nearly thirty years in one location. Present stock from $12,000 to $15,000. For further particulars apply to GD. . Phillips , at the store , or to N. C. Phillips , one of the execu tors of the J. M. Phillips estate- N. P. DODG-E , Executor. r.spcolalljr Ad.ipUJ foe SIZES FROM ELECTRIC 25 TO 303 HORSE LIGHTING , HORSEPOWER POWER , Mills and Els/alors / , liLl . . . . . . . FpeeiflriiHons mid rstlnmtt-4 furiiHio 1 f > r compldn strain plant * Ilrci latlon , IM.J.I- Oiur- intcul. tan uliuw luttui' fiomivrti \ "hero fui'l ' IVoiiuinv H i-ijiiid witli ( iirli i Nun-l uti 11 E. C. HARRIS , Agent , Send for Gala ! No.ill ) JVarl Street , ( uunc-il Ill'ill- OF PRIVATE BUILDINGS .gy JOHN GILBERT , 521 Main St. rKLKIMIONK ' 1. . < > Ajil'i-ation. Ciirri-ipuiuluiico S ilk-Iti-il. n | | PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 'rl ' RIRKINRINF-- " > ' ( ) r'1lll" : . al" ' Sanitary _ Knainccr. 1'lans , ! > tiinnlc , - - Specillcatiu i . Snpp , vi-i'jn ui I'nblL Work. Drown , Council Iliufl'i , Iowa. M QPUR7 | ! Justice o ! the IV.icc. Olllce over Anifi ic.ui E.\jiresv , No. 419 liioadwny , Council Hlnll's. loiva. at Law , 1'inctlri ! in tin- State iiml Kedcra R/ w" C'ourtiJllUtr I < iioini > 7 and ti , bini iirt-Hcno Ulock , Counri1 Itliill'i > , Iowa. Law , Room 10 , Sj t\ \ Hloc.1 3URKE& POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H , PETHYBRIDGE & CO. , PROPS. Tb unil Wlml ( bul < j Duuli'i-s In of Ordisro I'roiniilly rillt-il and Slo. 635 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.