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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1889)
i 0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : - IDAY , NOVEALBER 20 , 1889. J | ; the omatia bee | counoilTbluefs f orriuu no lii i'i-aiuj hiiuir : t Delivered by mirier In tiny part of the City nt K- 1 Ittteil Cents per Week I 11.W.T1I.TON MAN/Will f Tni.KHIONKSi * , ' HrsisrssiiFiiti : No a. < Nidin PiilTQU Ni ) , U t riitpcn Cents n Week From nnd titter November 10 TnR Dur/r ' Bee will bo delivered by curriers lu Council f 1)IuIT8 ) nl Ilttccn cents a. week i , minor miniiov k N. Y. 1Co. . Glcnton coal jt Council UlulTs Timber Co , coal f. \Vcntern Lumber and Supply Co l llintchcr coal , see advertisement | llcst coal and wood at C. H. fuel Co Carbon Coal Co , wholesale retail , 10 Pearl [ Fall solo begins Monday Host on store The funeral of Antno , Infant daughter of i Mr and Mrs 1 . Nolion , took place frotn tbo ; family residence , 1013 Avenue E , at 3 o'clock t ycUcrdny iiltornoon t John Anderson , the squatter against whom ft a complaint was Med soma tlmoncn for Inter fering with the owner of tliu property on which ho was residing near Cut OH lake , will have n hearing today before Squire Sehur/ . I lrcnb N. , dauahtor of Mr and Mrs ii f „ Drew , Hied Wednesday , ngod soveuteon • I months Tno funeral took place at 3o'clock ( yesterday afternoon riom the ramlly resl- t > aenco , corner of Fifth avenue und Twenty t third street L C. II , Smith , who was arrested on sus- > plclon of beltiK connected with the Rang of coat thieves loclteJ up Tuesday night , was ' yesterday released from custody , there bo- ! lng no evidence to connect 111 in with tbo } commission of the thefts J 'iho report of Secretary Zevelyof the board { * of trade is assuming mammolb proportions x It shows that thu amount of bulluinjt done I this far during the year will fool up noarlv F W,75,0J0. ( ) nnd the real estate transfers over f $4,000,1)00 ) , or aoublo these of last year [ Itobort Stack nnd Thomas llrown , a couple I of tough churaelors living In the southern I part of the city , were arrested yesterday for , disturbing the peace and nsiault with Intent if to do cicat bodllv Injury 'Ihey were beat X ins William Ballon and William Knlp ht , I When the police took a hand and landed | . them behind the bars They will have a & hearing this nioruliisr jp The chief of the police force barely escaped % nu attack of paralysis yesterday morning , f when Franlt Trlmlilo announced that ho intended - ' tended to bring suit against him to recover * fiiO , which 'J'rimblo claimed was due his ' client , cx-I'olicnman Scott , us his share of * the proceeds of the police lull Scott's nf rvo i In usking for Dny of the inonoy is truly - astonishing It may ba stated , hnwover , that tbero Is no intention of placing nnv- reward , on such conduct as Scott's , and his prospects h for rccovoi lng the money are not flattering > The hearing of the motion for a writ of , : habeas cot pus in the contempt case against t John Jay Krnlno.v , who Is now conllnod In \ the county-jail , will take place before Judge , * Aylesworth at 10 o'clock this morning Frulney's attorneys are far from fooling suns s' ' ruiiio regarding the outcome of the move , ' and the opinion very generally prevails that f there will bo n back clown on ihelr part at * the last moment nnd that tno mortgaga for 1 $2,000 on Fralnoy's oroporty , which tlie state desires , will bo given within u very short f Unio nnd the prisoner released from custody k Captain Thomas Cormackof the Omaha I' police force came over the river yesterday J , morniDg to sccuro a fugitive from Nebraska f justice , who was arrested hero Wednesday f night The pnsonor's name was John Englc , I ana ho was wanted for stealing $ J5 from a man In Omaha Ho came over the river , but & • was followed by bis victim , who complained h to the police The loser of the roll had but Just loft the station , when ho mot the tblof K ot the corner of Uroauway nnd Uryant , and g promptly arrested and townd him in Englo ft , had but half the money on lus person when M arrested Ho consented to return to Ne ll * braska soil without a requisition * & < Tbo Puuman restaurant , 534 Broadway Hf Money loaned at L. H. Craft fcCo 's loan fr oftlco on furniture , pianos , horses , wagons , | personal property of all kinds.and all other S. articles of vuluo , without removal All bus | ; luoss strictly confidential H | Fountain cigar , a strictly lOo cigar for 5c | at tbo Fountain Try one e A complete surprlso to everybody our B Jcrsoy knit ovorshirts call nnd see them | Council Uluffs knitting works mf * Drs Woodbury have removed their dental B # ofllco to 101 Ponrl street , up stairs k Ncumoycrhotel , llistclassrousonnblorates C. 13. steam dye works , mill i ( roadway t Thu Manhattan sporting beadq'rs 113 B-way. , * Personal Inritiraplia r MissJonnio Kapoof Monto/.uma , la , Is visiting bur sister , Mrs L , . Blcdermin i Dr T. H. Lacey has returned from Cblc.i J ) go , where ho lias bcon visiting his mother ' f < Chief Justice Fuller and wife passed fr- through thu city Wednesday evening , Hit en louto to California mif Saddle liock restaurant 402 Broadway , opcn day and night First class J. 12. Yauey , prop S Probstlo's harness shop , 550 opera house block , houdouarters for robes and blankets Hj S. T. McAtteo , 2dl Main , 331 Pearl Finest ijjr line fancy groceries in city tft : * Ilousohold furmturo from a five-room JK house , carpets , stoves , etc , will be sold at i great barguln If takuu at once Call at 1403 IKi West Broadway W , ' Always on Thu ? . Hlf If you wish to purchuso a good and reliable Bili watch SJi per cent loss than club rates , and K * on easy terms , then call at once and make t your own solectlon at C. B. Jncqueuiin & KhT Co , 37 Main strcot HS > * t ; Tbo Hcchtclo has been remodeled and re- Bik ' fitted and name changed to Hotel Jamesoo Jff Mnrrlnto u Failure fk Thrco now dlvorco cases have bcon Hied In H | district court Nophl Long wants n divorce Wg from his wife , Amelia , because she has Mir skipped out and left him Mrs Ollle ICuyk- f' endall llkowiso prays foran annulment of the Hji marriage tics that bind her to a butbuud Ki yclept Peter , on the triple grounds of drunic- Kjr cuncss , cruel and ubuslvo treatment , und Hjt adultery with ono Mrs Carroll and divers Hp' other women Mrs lMz\o \ Long wants to bo Rr rolcnscd from maintaining the character of [ jtC wlfo toward J. W. Loug because ho Is ad- , dieted to the Jlowlncr bowl , and Is also of such F a bbjstly disposition that she can no longer l live with him ' 1 ho potitlonliarratos sovorul things that are entirely too llltby for imulleu- k , tlon und if true should result in the brutes Jf' conllnomunt whore ho will not bo in contact 1 with human beings , The three cases wilt & como up for trial at the Jauuary term i m < - ' Twill pay you to wait for Chapman's § Christmas opening forlatest and fluostgoods Bift Six foot vein of coal only < (0 ( per aero An k * Improved farm of 100 acres , 14 miles south of S Indlanolu , near O. B , & Q , railway , from W Charlton to lies Motnes in thu Whlta Breast % valley coal district , s. o. of see 8-73-2' ) . Will H trade for Omaha or Council Bluffs property If unincumbered , or sell ou easy payments T , ! J , Evans or J , It Hico Bit , & < Finest market in city J , M. Soaulans Be < Blxby , plumbing , steam heating , Mcmam block W Now Ogden , largest , boat hotel In western L Iowa Special attention to commercial men HfE Now is the tlma to buy your furnlturo 0. St A. llceho d Compauv have ' -oo many goods JE for their storage capacity und are cutting K prices to make goods go lleruey & Gay Hk chamber suits , sideboards and dlniug tables , p. Windsor , Welch and Borkey foldiug beds , wV parlor Bulto9 , lounges and all kinds ot fanoy K" ' chairs at unheard ot Uguros These goods E' are all of the Unest desiirus and lluUb , Dent K buy until you loam their prices A clean F , swoop to bo made Coma and see for your THE HOLIDAY IS THE BLUFFS It la Oolobratoa Principally aa n. Dny of Foaatlnff THE JURY FINDS FOR SAGUIN Union Service * nt Hid Ilniitlst Church Scvrrnl PnrtloA I'lml the fllar- riiico Yuku Hurilonioino ' No to About the City , A Dnv of l''Rti4tlng. ' Thanksgiving day passed very qulatly In the Bluffs , and without any occuircncoot especial moment , The banks and the gicater part of the business houses were closed , nnd the sticctshad qtiito a Sunday appearance Tbo wenthor was very chilly , although It was not a dlsagrcoabtoday The wind , how ever , was sttong enough to malto cxistenco for moro comfortable Indoors than out , nnd the street corners and other out of door lounging places wore deserted Travel over the motor Una wm but a tritla heavier than usual , the majority of people evidently being satisfied to spend the dny at homo , around the family flroldo Very few nrrangemotits had been mndo for celebrating the dny , other than In the old fushlonoJ , orthodox fashion Willi thou sands thu dinner was the only unusual feature of the dav , and witli others the want of a dinner might liave tnndu the day more notiuoablo through contrast , although scorei of charitably disposed citizens took It upon themselves to see that none were luft unpro vided for , and hundreds of turkeys , chick ens , und all the necessary "llxin's" were distributed among the poor families through out the city At the city and county Jails , und at thu hospitals scvor.il extra dishes ap peared on the menu , several baskets of del icacies being sent to both the hospitals In the morning the grand wolf chase ur- inngcd for by the Coursing duo enmu off with due eclat , in fact there n.is moroeclat than anything else , as there were fuw mem ber * of the club who cured to face thu tig- orous zephyis that were skirmishing ocr the bottoms ' 1 lie start was made at 7:30 : o'clock , but the cautuln ot the club , W II Wine , esn , and Hr O. 11. Plunoy were the only ones who vaulted into their Bnddlcs when the order was given to move A wolf was stnrtod Just south of tha city , less than a mile from the kennel , and nn exciting chase of four hours ensued , when the quarry was pulled down and the sport was over The wolf was so badly torn by the dogs thit its carcass was not brought in , but thu gallant hunters also captured two enormous appetites which they did bring back to the city and tinned loose In the afternoon with astonishing results The ladies of St Frances Xavler's church kept their bazaar open during the day and served a flno turkey dinner , which was liberally patronized In the evening the hall was crowded , there bolng fully nno hundred und fifty couples ou the dancing floor , while at least half as many moro wore seated around tbo hall or at the supper tables The ladioii In cliargo of the supper tables bad all that they could attend to during the eutiro evening The receipts thus far tins week , Including last evening , will amount to over S75U , and by the end of the weeK this will reach $1,000 or $ l , 'JC0 , as the greater pan of tbo voting will ba dona tomoiro'.v evening Fiom a financial point of view , tins will be nno of the most success ful bazaars yet held by the ladies of tbo church Prof C. C. Case , who conducts iho musical convention next neck , will slug at the Orpheus whistling concert December 0. Sheet music 10c , K13 Broadway P. C. Miller , best paper hanging and dec orating Tbo best is tbo cheapest J. G. Tipton , real estate , 527 Broadway Working men's double heavy Jackets at tl 'Si till Saturday night That is if the sup ply of Jackets holds out that long Council Bluffs itnlttiug works Union Thimbu iiluu Horvlo s The First Baptist church was comfortably heated and comfortably filled nt 11 o'clock yostordav on the occasion of the union , Thanitsgivlngsorvlces of the city churehos On the rostrum were nearly all the pastors of the city The choir of the Baptist church led the singing Iho voluntary was a spirited Thanksgiving hymn The Thanksgiving proclamations of President Harrldon and Governor Larrabco were read by the Hev T. F. Thickstuu of the Bureau Baptist church , followed by an invocation by Dr Cooley The 147th Psalm , "Pralso yo the Lord , " oto , was read by Dr Crofts of the Congregational church and a bcautirul prayer offered by Dr Phelps of the Presbyterian The Thanksgiv ing sermon was then delivered by Dr Frank lin of the Methodist church from texts found in the 105th Psalm , first , second and third verses , and the first chapter and twelfth verso of Uovelutlon The word of God abounds iu expressions of pralso and thanksgiving The grateful soul recognizes the good hand of thu _ Lord in his dealings with the childien nf men , and in token thereof brings tributes of pralso Wo are assembled In this temple of worship this morning not to boast ot what we are or what wo buvoaccompllshcd , but rather in a spirit of loyal obodianco to the pioclamatious of the president and governor , and host of nil , because wo as Christian people bollovo that God lives and reigns In the heavens nbovo and the earth boueath and that every bless ing of life , temporal and spiritual , comes to mankind through His bounteous goodness and watchful love A careful lovlowof the divine mercies cannot fall to produce grati tude Christian churacter and grateful acknowledgements are over identical Thanttsglvlng is the normal effusion of the Christian heart whila ho lives Long as I live will 1 sing prulso unto Thee , O Thou Alost High , " is in perfect keep ing with his nature , while In tuo language of Shnl ? sfpoarn , lie may well say , Let uevor day tier night iinliullowod pissj but still re member what the Lord bath done " Truly It Is well that lu unison with all christian churches ot our land wo bring our tributes ot praise into His sanctuary today Let as look ou the luatorlo sldo ot this day During the early years of our country's his tory the pcoplo of Now England suffered un told hardships and prlvatious During a period of drouth one man suggested that his follows should give thanks for what they had iocolved , declaring they were vexing heaven with their complaints , und during the thanksgiving that followed the drouth was broken and Now Uugluud was filled with shouts of pralso In October , 1BU3 , Presi dent Lincoln issued the first national thanks giving proclamation , but an annual Thanks giving day was n national instituttbn from 1777 to 17S1. The obsorvauco of tbo day was iccoiuiuundod by the contlncTitnl con gress , hut the fixing of thoduy was lelt to the governors of the suvoral states Tbo duty of prayer and thanksgiving U grounded in Gods providential government as in His absolute suprouiaov By Him kings rule and princes decree Justice and the magistrate has ( rawer His voice His arm , His will is the ull potent force that plans , shapes , decrees and brings about rciults in the political , social and religious world , and In tbeso da ) a when speculation Is every where rampant , touching the real causes and and conditions as regurds prosperity and ad versity , when great diversity of opinion leads to vastlv different conclusions , it Is well for us to pause and barken to Gods voice and learn that which shall make us wlso Indeed Ours Is a land of marvelous extent , and suporlor advantages , comprising au area of yl < WXR ( > square miles , omitting Alaiko lidwurd Atkin- sou , a writer of political economy , shows bnolly what portion of this vast area is employed in the production of the principal crops Our average crop of Indian corn is Hourly two billion bushels at twcnty-liyo to thirty bushels per aero , Tbo area ot the com fields U 113,500 square m > Jcs , or less than four per cent ot tno total area of the entire country , After a careful statistical deduction he adds it is perfectly safe to affirm that were a reasonably skillful mode of ugrlculturo generally applied to the urea under cultivation would yield all that could bo required by double tbo population I have bcon Uius explicit In order to bring before you Intelligently the Immcnso re sources ot our country , and toprcpnroyou fortbo prediction that Oed manifestly do- sigfls to make this land the distributing point ot vast supplies for tha nations The guiding hand ot Infinite wisdom may be traced through every decade ot our history , nnd dcsnlto nil threatening factions I firmly bcllovo this country h is a wonderful future Immediately before her , u future that means more than mere national greatness Wo may bo compelled to wait American slavery had to wait long for n Moses I bo llovo that all the great problems that agitate the world will find tholr solution hero And so 1 firmly bcllovo the ovll of Intemperance , the traffic in strong drink , grown to such glgantio proportions nnd power ns It tins , that the dav rrltl como In the near future when the last nail will bodrlvon in tbo coffin of the monster by sturdy blows from the sledge hammer of publlo opinion and law It hastens on apace It nhiucs in tno prom ises of God , and our own fair land will bo tl.o first to stand forth in robes of whiteness to greet the pitlaxv of nations nndor the do minion of the I'rlneo ofPcaco In tbo corridor of the capltol at Washing , ton there is n picture representing the old historic sentiment , Westward the stnr of empire takes Its way " The scene repre sents a long train of emigrant wagons toll ing up the eastern slope of tbo mountains , Young inm nnd maidens , old men leaning nn their staffs , mothers carrying their babss In their arms The scene Is ouo that impresses you nt sight You can see the color of thu c.\0 ! can rend the expression of the faces , You can almost imngino you see and hear the breathing ot the horses nnd cattle There is a look of weariness on the faces of some , and yet a heroic expression of ex pectancy A few with greater est and strength have pushed ou to the top They have planted n flag on the summit 'Ihoy stnnd bats in baud gazing for the first lluio into the great Mississippi vallV They seem to catch thu inspiration of bettor lands , bettor homos , dajs of coming prosperity They signal down nlong the line The tid ings ll\ from lip ( to lip Uach eager car catches the uows Their fucos light up with now Joy Tno very beasts seem to tug with renewed energy nt the heavy loads , and you ran almost hear the creak of the ho ivy wagons You stand spellbound and listen for the triumphant shout O , my brcthion , do not listen to tbo pessi mistic twuddlo of the growler Lift your eves nnd look upwind Sec , the dauntless , fearless ones h ivn sealed the hotgbts Tnoy arc looking out Into the future They see the land of promise Tuny urge to noble ef fort , to heroic deeds , for the right can fear net Hear thu exultant shout of faith and thanksgiving , us it beckons you onward , up * ward to noble deeds of true citizenship Say fears bo still , hope he trong Hoar the un- pcls in hcavcu , blessings , and glory , and honor , and thanksgiving , and power , and might bo unto our God forever uud ever " At the conclusion of the services a collec tion was taken up for charitable purposes and the proceeds , amounting to n very liberal sum , ns indicated by the well llllod contribu tion baskets , was given to tbo Women's ' Christian association hospital The Hess Investment and Trust company * 3 cabinets , only tl.75 , Schmidt's , 820 Main Dr C. H , Bower , 520 First avc Tel 320. Ssgutii GctH n Verdict The Jury In the c.i3o of Saguln vs Slodon- topf , returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff , awarding him f 1.403. The amount sued for was SI.500 and interest , amounting to about $1,700. , The Jury found that the plaintiff bad received $331 back taxes , which ninount they deducted , virtually awarding the amount sued for This is a case which bus occupied the attention of the court for BovcraldayB , through as many terms of the court 'Iho history of the case is briefly this : Slcdcntopf sold Saguin tbnty lots for tdCCO receiving in payment $1,500 in cash , and a note for a similar amount The plaintiff iu the suit which ensued al leged that Siodontept represented that the tax title was perfect , ho having owned the lots fortcu years , and guaranteed to tuin over a fee title , which ho was Just rocolviug 'Iho title was never received , and tbo prop erty was taken away from Saguin The note passed through several of the banks of the cltv , and Kimball & Champ finally brought suit on it , but the Jury found that the circumstances under which it was given did not warrant its payment Saguin then brought suit to recover the money which ho had puid out , and this Just terminated It lets Saguin out of the deal with simply the amount of his attorney fees Tha other side denies that the sale was effected by false reproscntntions , and will move for a new trial , and if unsuccesssful iu this , will appeal the case The Jury was out about twenty hours , and during all of that time stood eleven to one It began to looK like a disagreement , but the one llnallv gave In and the Jury was returned Fliokmger Brothers were the attorneys for the plaintiff , and Burke & Hewitt for tbo defendant Small bov cold hands double mitts , Council Bluffs knitting works "Oh , you bad boy , Tommy , whotovor kentyou so latn ? " Tommy got caught on barb wlro fence ; couldn't break the wire and couldn't oust the stocking got them at the Council Bluffs Knitting Works , you know READ THROUGH A MACHINE Cluii'iiotcr Declpliot-Mt in the Pro duct h of iho Typewriter According to the St Louts Glebe uemocntt , tno use of the typewriter dooo not btilllo the writing expert Mon and woinon who use tynawritors show nearly us much individuality in their work its they would do it they iiBod ii pen It i hnrilor to doteot , but thut is nil the ditferonco Any busi ness mnn who is used to rending cor respondence from coneonis which em ploy sovorul typewriters can tell ( it a Klunuu which one ot the half , do/.on wrote the letters ho rccolved Signs of curolossnesf husto ignorance of punctuation or the pro hi so use of punc tuation marks , it widoor narrow margin nround the writing , some peculiarity in capitalization all these things carry meaning to the expert examining typewritten - written copy Hut the personal characteristics ot the typewriter are better conconlod by the typewriter than the person using the pen Nervousness can bo discov ered , but the qualities dopondltig upon tomper.vmont cannot You can toll a hnpoful , despondent , geiiorousorcloso- llfitod man by the work ho does with a pen , bdt when lie does it with a nmchino ho hides liimsoK SOME REMARKABLE TOYS The Uurlnust Contrivances Exhibited nttlio Paris Imposition Among the many curious in-tiolos ox- hlbitod by Austrian and nungariau merchants at the Paris exposition this year , there is a case of toys which will bring special delight to the small folks , says the Youths Companion Older pcoplo , ludcod , often stand with greatly amused vis- Will be P&ld to any competent chemist vita will Ccd , onaoah/Blt , a p.irttclu of Mercury , Potash , or other poisons In Svt If t's Speclflc (8. S , S. ) ' , AN EATING SORE JIcnact nT rAug S3 , 1S . 'Tor dgh- teen months I hart au etthig soto on my tonfioe I was treated by tha best iocil pbyelchuu , bat obUintd no rdicf , the sere gradually growlns Korea I cocelailed tfnolly to try B. 8.8. , tnl wts entirely cured sftcr nslug A few bottles Yea have my cheerful pcrmUilon to publish the ibo itstemcnt for tuo benefit of these uliullarh ; aflllctcd , " 0. B. Mctruoni , nendcr oiiTex Tlcstlseoo Blood and Skin Dlic t8a llulfrc8. THE flWIFT BPKCirigjCO ! At'sBtgiffe ' MAURER'SCHINASHOR } 340 DBroaci-wa.y Oo\xxioil Bli ffs THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK IN THE WEST Special Lamp Sale This Week . < Pine decorated Lamps 76c and $1. Pine decorated Lnmps with decorated Shades to mntch 51.35. Pine decorated Lumps with No 3 burner nnd docornled dome shades to match 91.60. Pine dcpocrntcd Vaeo Lamps with No 3 burner and decorated dome shndes to match $2.00. Pine decorated Vase Lnmns with No 3 burner and decorated Jomo shades to match , fino.Ulsquo finish , $3. Pine tlocoratod Vase Lamps with No 8 burner , same only oxtrti large , $ .1.60. Pine decorated nntiqtio brnss Vase Lamps with No 3 burner , fine wintorsceno dome shmlc3 $2.76. Pine polished gold Lumps with fancy colored globes $3. Wc have an immense line of Lamp Goods and prices on all of them equally as low Visitors and purchasers equally welcome ll "W"A. . . JVC A.TT E 34Q Broadway • | J ages , watching the surprising nntics of these ingenious playthings , which npucar not only to possess life so cunningly tire their internal parts con trived but to bo pussessod , each by i-oinu imp of mischief There is n gorgeous peacock , which not only walks with nodding crest and stately stops across a stage , but ox paiuls its broad , many - eyed tail in thu most natural manner A btunll dog next dashes forth , barlts furiously , then , as if recognizing I1I9 master , wags his tail and frisks about , so true to life that ono can scarcely be lieve lie is nn automaton A r-nbtt a vorylifoliku little bunny then comes nut of his warren , urioks up his long , sol ears , stires timidly about for a few moments and hops rapidly away Afterward a monkey drops down from his porch and performs a variety of amusing antics , which invariably sot the children shouting with laughter Hut the most ntlractivo toy of the ex hibit appears 'to bo a fat Chinaman , which is in reality a hugo top His largo round hat seems to bo another top , a top atop of n top The hat turns uround upon the Cniunmnn's bond , whllo the Chi 11 annul himself turns slowly around , nodding , and presently unfolding his lnrge , gaily eoloaed fan , with which ho fans himself iu a most lnuguid but aristocratic manner SPECIAL NOTICES COTJNOrrBLTJFF3. . rOrt SAVE AN > RNT. . WAMTHD A position on the road for a. hardware or nt-Tlcultnra linn , or will work in store ; have bad ions loxpeileuco in citherj good rferoncqgl\en. Address K a , lleo onico , WANTED At once , n few general stocks of inorchnnillDU for iood ; lariniUK lauds nnd cash Kcrrdrny ' TCTOlt EXCHANQK We will Dili Inn lumber X ? yard In western Iowa and Nebraska land , balance ensn , for a good stoctcof merchandise , ormeichanalae and building Kerr tOray WIIV piy rent whon.yon cau uny.a homo for Jl'i nor month and nmvaidx , including Interest , of C. II Judd HiH liroadway ? FOlt 8ALK Aero lots 111 Orchard place This property Is located In tha Itlco nursery , soutnof the main part of thn city Hi mile * from court homy Oeo Matcalf U 1'eatl st FOIl SAf.U at less than cash valno on moi.tlily payments or terms to suit , or tiad" forumahaor Council Uluira unimproved proderty : New It-room house lot 57x139 , wltli all mod ern improvement ! ) , on uth nve betweou leth and lltn sts Ono block iroiu electric motor line and one block from Miuiawn motor line New H-room House adjoining tno above Ihroonow Broom houses on Lincoln ave tno blocks from electric motor line Two now 4-room nouses four blocks from electric motor line on Nortn 7th st One new o-iocnu house four blocks from clec- rlo motor line on North 7th. st * Thr ce now 1 and il-roam houses ono block rom electric motor line , corner Ave A and l' .th st llesldos the above I hat chouses and lots In all parts of tlio city The above property 13 all my own and I will sell ou tonus to suit for less than you can buy ns iood propeity und lmprovoltyourseir for cash O. 11 Judd , UK ) Hroadway Council llliilla la RHNTFItUK A n w olKht-room house , all modern Improvements , electric bells , hot water throughout house , centrally located First class fnmlly can nave li for board of onu person , ltoferences exchanged , or will rent rorcish Address (2 , I , . A , Ilr.i : olllco NHW Improved veal estate to tratio for unlm- proven Omaha or Council Illuirsproperty C. II Judd , iiuft liroadway IHAVK three nouses on Lincoln and two ou Sixth uveime for sale on terms to suit These nouao- , are now , modern Improved , I will sell these houses i > per rent Ies than j on cm duplicate the same U. 11. Judd , SU < ) liroad way FOU RAMI OR UXOIIANOK-10 to n head ot her es Will take clear propoity Improved or unimproved O. II Motcair , Council Uluira IpOU SAUfoit UKNT A Hi story , f , room fiame house , looted on North tutu St Q. K. Mctcaif , 10 l'earl St " i jT < ) IlSAIiOItnUNT : Acooda stall stable Mx'M , on lutn * r. , between 3d and 3d avenues (1. IX Metcalf , 10 l'earl St AS I am contemplating largo improvements lu Council llluiri 1 ulil sell houses and lots ju mo'ihly payments or terms to suit be low their i'mIi vuluo for the nest ; U day * . It costs nothing to Investigate U. II Judd , CO ! Jlruadn tiy , ITIOIt KIjNT Ono seven-room houio on Fourth • L avenues one olght-rooni house on second end avenue , and onu elght-ronm house on Tenth street ; all lilted up with ull modern conven iences W. W. Itlluer , Pearl atreor lKIf.i ) IIHOB & CO loan money The most liberal terms olforod lui 1'earfst. ; FOlt 8AI.E-.Vn old and well established driiistore , established In 111. Cull rn- iiulrnd , 4I.5JI , balance leal Oitato Address A S , Itce Council uluifs j IF you are looking for Investments that will net yon handsomely In a short tune , w have Uiem Write or call on Kerr & liray , Council llluirs , Iowa WK have llrst class Improved city property In good locution thar we will exchungo for good Improved farm lund In Iowa that Is clear Kerr & Pray , Councilltiulfa ' 11OII8AL13 or Heut flardon laud w Ith houses , by J. 11. Itlce KKffaln at . Cojncll lllnlfs NOTIOIS If you hdro'real ' estate or chattels 1 ou want to dispose of quick , list them with Kerr * Or y , Council llluirs la , Wi ; have for sale some of the Unest houses and lots In tlio-clly. , Ve ran sell you a house and lot all the \\uy from Sum to U.i > vi and some of them urO very clie.ipj well located nnd title clear W. A. Wood X Co , fj-iJ Main st 5ACltBsmall frolt" ild vegetable farm Just Inside city lltmts Ju splendid condition , l'orsulo at low price , terms to suit , W , A. Wood J2J EltAL IMTATB-Hougnt and Void and ex changed Special attention Riven to exam Ination ot titles W. O. James , ? > o u l'earl st ASl'KCTAL lluslnesi Chance We have ono ot the Unest mill properties In the west , 1(1 ( bbl rollitr mill , nrarfj- new , runs by steam or water Owner dangerously In , and must sell at once and at a sacriltce Mill located near largo city , close to railroad A splendid piopnrty , makln ? money IJasy tei ins W. A. Wood , 6.W MulnsuC llj _ l/iACUKfaim nearthority In high state of cultivation Hisyterms , taiperacre , A big barguln W. A. Wood 4 * i0AOltKfarmnear Hastings Neb , well Im proved Can bo divided , tiood stoci farm , RU per aero The ycry best or terms W , A. Wood Councll lllulfa la FOlt 8AI.E-1-W acre farm In Jasner county Iowa , located near coal mluoj that ara iu operation Tbero la a tl\o toot veto ot coal uuder the farm Heo , Metcalf , No 10 l'earl st FOlt BALK-tO feet late trontaitTlocaiedl.b * tweon O I ) , boat bouse aud Munawa beach Also a number of cuolw0talQ | nogatu place Oco , ilatcalf , No JO l'earl at A SPECIAL SALE FOU THIS MONTH f I have just received from eastern manufacturers a complete line of Mens' Boys ' and Chil'i ' dren 's Clothing , Hats , Caps , Gent Furnishing Goods , Boots and Shoes I will sell this month my entire stock of goods at prices that were never offered before in this city I will I quote you a few prices of our bargains Come early and secure bargains ii Men's Denver Coats nnd Vests , M worth $3.50. Men's Chinchilla Coats nnd Vests , $ a.b5 , other merchants bull at JiOO f > 0 different styles of Men's all wool Dross Suits at $12.50. the samosuits are sold else where nt $10 00 Men's imported worsted i button Cutaway nnd Sack Suits 12.73. worth JJiOO Pine Fancy Woisted Piock Suljs and Sack Suits fl3.25 , north $25 00. Men's heavy Woiltltig Suits nt$4. worth$7.00. Youths Suits ut 83.50. 50 different styles of Boys oil wool suits , ago 12 to 10 , nt $0 00 worth double the price Ono lot Children's Suits , ugo 1 to 10 at $1.50. Children's nil wool suits , airo 4 to 13 , I will sell this mouth at $4.00. Yon will hnvo to pay elsewhere double the price MX ) pairs of Pants in Fancy colors , nil wool , from S.J.00 up , worth double thu money 500 Dairs of Hoy's ' long pants from 75c ud Ono lot of Hov's Knco Pants from 25c up Hoys' Chinchilla Overcoats with nstrachan eollnrs nnd cuffs , ere 5 to 13. at fG.50. OOAti COAIj CCMIj I propose to utte consumers valno for their money In Coal , and until further notlca my prlcos nie nil rail Anthracite : Grate ami Kg < . W ; No t and ltange , J.i.W ; Chestnut , tlVl Also Host nrades ot Illinois and Iowa Soft Coal Edlnburrf , Illinois , lump H5.00 : Mapluwood , lump , ti.u0 : tVntervllle , Iowa lump J..71i ) : Wal nut lllock lump , J.IJJI ; Wnltobrcust lump J1..W : Whltebieast nut , H : Tea , KJ.G0 ; Steam $ i ; SlackJlH ) . Terms cash with order or delivered CO II WM WULC1I. 015 South Main street Telcphons VJ • BELL & BERLINGHQF , ARCHITECTS ANI ) SUrnKINXKNDISNlS Itooin2 , Opera House Block , Council Blurts , Iowa Tnos OrricEn W. II M. I'usnr OFFICER & PIKEY , BANKERS Corner Main nnd Uroanway , COUNUllj UliUPKH , IOWA Dealers In forelgu nnd domostlc exchange Collections made uud inteiost paid on time de posits THE FAMOUS I'ltlCK MSI' IlEtll CAHEHtl.r.V ( 'IIANOEI ) DAILY . Oianulatod Sugar , 11 pounds a ] .oo Choice U. CJap Tea per pound : io Uood Hlo Coffee , per pound ao ! lloi" ! Ilollcd Oats , per pound in California Hams per pound 70 8naker Oats per paruage K'o ' oed Laundry Soap 11 bins aio llcst Laundry Hoap.U bins ssio Cid r Vlncfiar , per gallon 15c Coal Oil , per gallon , , jou ( lood Flour , per sack 1,00 llescllour , per sack [ guaranteed ! 1M0 Itememberthe pluie So Si ) ilioadway , op poalto Ogden House Telephe JUL COUNCIL KLUri'S Omnibus , Carriage ani Transfer iinis : WM , WELCH , . . Proprietor iho 1'lnost I.lno of Lnudatis , Coaches and lliuks Iu the City fWl hnvo itnewiatln-IlnodcarilaBafor prlv atucall , It Is the most elegant coach lu the city Special attention given to commeiclal men and theatrical ttoupes Ilcst fudlllles In the city for handling scenery orncBsi OCJIJKN IIOUSB , (116 ( SO MAIN ST . Telephone No B0. Telephone No 93 1IAIIN. lelepliono No 81. The only line nuthorlzeed to ausire turned In to Am Dlst Tel Co A NEW STOVE Kxamlue the New Model llrllllunt Oak Stores , the latest triumph ot the novo makers genius It has acast Ironjackettd lire bov opening into a hot air Hue , that runs from tha bottom of the stove 10 the top , passing through the Intense huatntthe furnace Ittakes the cold air from the lloor and heats it by direct contact with the hottest Darts of the stnvo Why pay f-Vl for a stove when this perfect bonier can be had for ou'y ' 8-1 , It burns anjthlug Only at Odell & llryants ; , fiuaandiio , J , 1) . hnwtmisoN , K. Ii , SnmiAiiT , 1'ii's. Vice l'r > . Ciias It llANNAN , Cashier CITIZENS ' STATE BANK , OF COUNCIL M.UCl-S. Paid tit ) Capital "Siso.ooo.oo Surplus 35,000.00 Liability to Dopoaltora..335,000.00 Dlliurroiis-T. A. Miller , I' . O. Olesson , Ii lu Shugart , K. K. Hart , J. II Hduudson , CUas It , Iluuuan Transact geueral banning business Largekt capital and surplus of any bank in Aorthwesternjowa , Interest on time deposits HMMHHHHflaii | tfiiwaH Antique brass banquet Lamps with ( lno tlomo slintlos ami tlunlox burner with ' oxtinculalicrsSO ' L OUT silver banquet Lninps with line dome shudus nnd duplex burner with o.x- I tlnguishorsfofiO 1 Antique brass banquet Lamp * with ( lno electric burner , silk frlnjro umbrella S shades $3. "J Oltl Bllver Bnnquot Lamps with line electric burners , slllt fritiRo umbrelU ; | Ehndos S8.C0. ( ; Pluno Lamps with umbrella shades $10. ] Hlch gold weight oxtonslon library Lamps with 11 Inch shailos , I Patent oxtunslon antique brass llnlsh Lamps , No 11 burners , 11 Inch docornled JS dome shades $3. V 1 Boys * Caislmero Ovcivoats with capo nnd astruchnii trimuiiiiR ut $0.60. 200 Children's Oveicoats , ago4 to 10 , nt $ l.i 0. Men's nil wool Wonted Overcoats , at { 9.00 woith 11(1.00. ( Men's Kancy Woritod Overcoats nt f'J.50 , worth $17.00. Men's Molten Overcoats nt$3.75 worth J12 50. Men's Blue Ueaver Overcoats at * H.O0 , worth J19.T5. Men's all wool Chinchilla Overcoats , satin lined , $10 , otlmr merchants will ask for sntuo coats $25. Men's Storm Overcoats at $ ! ) 00 , worth $13.00. Men's Working Overcoats , nt $2 95. Men's Chinchilla Overcoats at Jti.00. Mon's working Cloves nt 25c. Men's Cheviot Shiits at DOe Men's Water Proof Ovorshhts nt 75c. Men's Best Blue Flannel Ovorshirts nt $1,50. 500 Fancy riatinol Ovorshirts from $1.25 up Mon's Moleskin Slnrti at 60o. Men's Cnmol Hair Shirts nnd Drawers at 10c. Mon's Ci.iy Satin Trimmed Shirts and DruwenSOo Men's heavy Tunoy Striped Shiits and Drawers 73c Mon's Seaolot Shirts and Drawers at 85c. | j Moils heart Canton Flannel Stilrls aud V Driiwois-IDc. iT Mon's ' Wool hs 'ociti at 15c. ' ) ' Men's Ca siuicre Soelts nt 25o. Ill Mon's Heavy Suamleis Hlb Top Souks at lee , ' Mon's Heavy ltookford Seeks at 7c , ' Men's Woiking Boots at $1.50. Men's Working Shoes at $1.00. Men's Hand Welt Unit Shoos ut $3.50. , f Mon's ' Wnukcmphast Shoes at $3 50. j' ' Hoy's Shoes from $1.00 up | Ladies Kid Shoei at $1.50 worth $2,50. f Ladles Pebble Goat Shoes 81.23 worth $3 00. ! Ladles Dongoln Hund Turn $2.25 worth $ ! l.00. f Lndlcs' Pine C.ilf Shoes $1.50 worth $2.25. • Ladles Oil Grain Button Shoos at $1.50. ) | worth $2.25. I 1 Infant Kid Shoot nt 50c , Misses Shoes In nil stilci from $1.23 ai [ , | 300 Coinfoit-i from 73o up > 1 250 Wool Blankets fioin $1.23 up , I A tomlcto ] ) lluoof Huts , Cup ? , Gloves und 1 Mittens ut icducod prices ) Don t fail to come and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere REMBMBEB THE 2 = XjC3S , < 546 & 548 Broadway , Connil Bluffs , Iowa ! t > COAL ! COAL ! COAL AND WOOD ! I AtSapDKnotU No ai South Main St Wo hantllo only first-class brands of coal Our Bluish Pcoi-Iess Is/indeed the > ' , peei of any sort , coal in the1 market Try it once and you will want It next time Wo also have ffood hard cord wood and f steve ( n Jb 1 ] t 1 1 1l 1 ( | Jo timusPul1 woasuru , prompt delivery , and carefully prepared fuel fitiaranteod V SAPP & KNOTTS , No ai South Nam St Telephone No , 203. NOW - ' IS FROM NOW UNTIL ' ' } . JANUARY 1st • : ] ' , 5 WILL SELL h OUR gffl MEN'S ' , MS5 ' \ : i CHILDREN'S I SUITS I overToats I POST I : METCALF BROS , I 342 & 344 BROADWAY , I , , COUNCIL BLUFFS ; : IOWA S. E. MAXON , Architect and Superintend nt . Room 201 , Merrlam Block , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA HMOiiHiiiiHiHHHHiil . 1 H A Ilrccoli-I.ondlni ; Sliotunn For . " $8. * H \Vo have tlio Urgotit Use ol guns And amnni H nltion in tlio city , mvl oiler you a tlnoly nnUhod M double-barrel , broccli loaillne steel sliotpuu H for t * us ono iiem umona our bargains Wo H bavo the caenpoot and bust guns muJe , H Why pay tfi for a ( tore when jou can eettbo M lieu Oroai , 1'erfuct , Economical llcator torf.W/ M BIIUOAUT & CO . H 11 Main BtrctL H