THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. MBRITABY 19. 1801.
THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 PKAHL ST.
rrllvcrrd > y Carrier In tiny part of tlio City
IIV. . Tll/rtiN. - llANAUI'.ll
i > X Biin.nfi.il Office. No tl
\ NlKlitKdltor , No. 21.
anxint 3i
K Y. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's ' chattel loan" . 204Sapp block.
Genuine Hock Spring coal. Tlultchcr , 10
Main street.
The registration books will bo opened on
-Saturday , February "i ,
Mrs. S. L. Kvans entertained the Good
Templars last evening nt her homo.
John Witch , who hns been dangerously ill
with ulccrntlon of the lungs , Is Improving.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will glvo
their annual ball In Masonic tcniplo on the
evening of March 17.
Unity Guild will meet In regular session
Friday afteinoon at ! J o'clock with Mis. F.
A. Fllchtcr , Lincoln nrcnuo.
The regular meeting of Harmony chapter.
No.'J5 , Older of the Eastern Star , will beheld
held this evening In Masonic hall.
The members of Llnlt.y Guild will hold a
Lenten service thlsoveulnir at 710 : o'oloek nt
the residence of Mrs. Hunyun or. Park avc-
u uo.
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A ci.vO of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday at the corner of Seventh stieet nnd
Sixteenth avenue , Andrew Johnson being the
victim.
The young ladles of the second Presbyter-
Inn church will glvo mi entertainment Friday
evening , the programme for which will ap
pear later.
A case of the measles was reported to the
city ycslcnlny at b37 ! Sixth avenue. This
makes nineteen cases reported since the first
of the month.
The funeral of J. C. Chcnooxvlth , who died
suddenly In Omnbn Tuesday , will occur this
morning at 9 o'clock from the residence of
Jesse Sawyer , SI17 Avenue C. ,
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Antono
Bloom died Tuesday night and was buried
yesterday afternoon , the funeral being hold
nt the residence on Frank strcot.
Uov. ( J. W. Crofts has received an order
for his book of poems , "Golden-rod , " from
Scotland. Hey. Crofts is much pleased nt
this indication of the populauty of his book.
The case of ICIghmy vs the Milwaukee rail
road was completed In district court yester
day , with the exception of the arguments ot
the attorneys , which will bo made this morn
ing.
ing.All
All Interested In the temperance work are
Invited to attend the Woman's Christian
Temperance union tea at Mrs. Blxby's , H20
South First street , at U o'clock this after
noon.
noon.William
William Cadwalladcr died of consumption
Tuesday night at his residence in Hardin
township , aged twenty-ono years. His re
mains will bo taken to Malvern today for
burial.
The fifth annual session of the Southwest
Iowa Press club will bo held at Creston on
Thilfhday and Friday of next week. A grand
Imnrjnct on the evening of Friday will bo ono
of the attractions.
Lulu May , the five-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Fonda , died last evening
of tor an illness of only nlno hours at the
family residence , IfiOO Ninth nvcnuo. Notice
of the funeral will bo given later.
Marriaco licenses were Issued yesterday to
Eugciio Harris nnd Martha McFarland , both
of tills city , Christian Paulson nnd Lena
Unperson , both of this county , and to Scott
T. Graham nnd Nellie L. Clayton , also of this
county.
The funeral of Nellie the
Berry , five-year-
old stopdauphter of W. II. Woods , who is cm-
ployed In the Northwestern shous , took plnco
yesterday afternoon , Hev. C. H. Bohn
ofllrlating. The services were hold at the
cemetery.
The case of the Western Homo Insurance
company vs J. M. Palmer for $ 'J i worth of
premiums which had been allowed to go unSaid -
Said , was completed In superior court yostcr-
ay morning. The Jury brought In a verdict
for the defendant.
Hev. T. J. Mnckay Is confined to Ills homo
by Illness. Until his recovery the Lcntun
services In St. Pivl's rhurch will bo In
chnri-o of Hov. C , H. Bohn of All Saints'
mission and the nicotines whlrh were to hnvo
been hold in the latter will bo discontinued
for the piesent.
The laiiles who nro Interested in the wel
fare of St. Bernard's hospital held a mooting
Wednesday afternoon to mnlro arrangements
for a fair to bo held Easier Monday for the
benefit of the hospital. Mrs. J , C. Lange
was appointed president , Airs. Theodora Bray
vlco president ana Mrs. S. T. McAteo treas
urer.
urer.A
A lodRO of the Order of the Worlil has
been organized with a membership of about
fifty. At Its first mooting the following
officers were elected and iustallnil , nftor the
initiations had been duly gene through with :
H. C. Hlibbnrd. past president ; W. H.
Knonhor , president ; C. II. Warren , vice
president ; BertSheely , Kuard ; B.W. Binder ,
secretary ; A. C. Lnno. marshal ; E. H.
V Shcafo , chaplain ; F. II. Warren , treasurer :
T. T , Snow , sentinel ; Dr. M. Bellinger and
Mrs. Dr. S M. Snyder , physicians.
W. J. Davenport , the newly appointed
division freight and passenger agent of the
Burlington road , will arrive In the Bluffs to
day and will begin tbo active discharge of
his duties tomorrow. There will bo but few
changes made in the r mini lip of the ofllco.
Major M. M. Marshall , the present general
agent , hits handed in his resignation to take
effect March 1. It has not yet been accepted ,
but It is understood that the ofllco ho now oc
cupies will bo dispensed with after this
month. Mr. Davenport will put in one clerk
besides the present force , but beyond that
thcro will bo no chango.
A case was on trial in Justice Pntton's
court yesterday in which Mrs. Van Kirk is
seeking to got possession of a lot of her cloth
ing , which , she claims. Is wrongfully hold by
her foster mother , Mrs. John Ucpnn. Mrs.
Van Kirk was married only a short tlmo ago ,
and the prospective match between her and
nor present husband was opposed by Mrs.
Gcgan with all her might. Now that the
youthful couple have been united , Mrs.
GcRan wants to bring about a separation , and
with this end in view kept her doughtor's
clothing and refuses to glvo it up. A con
tinuance was granted yesterday until next
Thursday. _
Recollect that the only Installment house
in Council Bluffs ami the larircst installment
house In the west Is Mnndol & Klein's. Wo
sell at eubtorn prices every article of house
hold furniture you use , nnd Instead of re
quiring you to pay cash wo lot you have It on
easy payments. There Is no necessity of
denying yourself the use of any article when
you can trot every thing you want on such easy
terms. The largest aleck of carpets , stoves
nnil furniture In the city to select from. 1UO
Broadway.
J.C. Blxby , sto.im noatlng , sanitary en
gineer , 20-1 Merriam block , Council Itlults
I'KltSO.VAJ , At K.I Kt t'HS.
William Mntonoy Is In Osccola.
Attorney James MrCabo Is In Sidney.
J , C. Iltxby Is in Glcnwood on business ,
Mrs , W. II. Mullen has gene to Rt , Louls
for n visit of two weeks.
Major Al. AI. Alarshal ! has returned from n
few days' visit in Lies Molncs.
J. H. Kuhl of Harlan , the county treasurer
of Shelby county , was in the city yesterday.
D. W. Chapman leftlastovcnlng forBurling-
ton , to attend the state convention of the
Voung Alon's Christian association. Ho will
bo away until Saturday.
Stop and Think ,
And ask yourself why you should pay old-
fashioned prices for groceries and provisions
when you can got first class , clean , fresh
goods at modern prices ! Head these prices :
Crackers , per ib , f > c ; it Ibs ijlngennaps for
"fie ; Arbucklo's coffee , Ur > o per packairo :
Gorman coffee , 'J5o ; hams , do per Ib :
bacon , 7o ; codfish , 7)so ; 10 Ib pall
whlto llsh , ( SOoj ! l cans corn , ' 'flo ; U cans tonm-
tees , 25c | 4 cans peas. U5o ; Davis'No. 10 flour ,
$1.50 ; Davis "BluoD" Hour , | l. ; : Buffalo
Hour , fl.aS ; Gold Alodol Hour , SM5 ; Snow
Floko flour , * 1.00jiaibsbuekwe.it , $1.00 ; 25
boxes of matches , 25o ; box good laundry
soap , $1,00 ; 3 IDs leaf Inru , .ir > o ; good broom ,
lOe ; orauges , 15o per dozen : coal oil , 8c a gal
lon ; U loaves broad , Bo ; 1 Ib good tea , ! 25c.
Prompt delivery ot goods ,
Drowu's C , O , D , grocery. Telephone SO.
THE SEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
William Alien , the Missing Man , Turns Up
with a Serena Smile ,
METHODIST MISSIONARY CONVENTION ,
A Colonel Wlio TlioiiKlit ilio Wnr
Not Over Tlio Dny Set for
Hearing Injmiutlun CHHCH
Minor Mention.
A prcnt deal of anxiety among the friends
of William AUon , who have been searching
for him for the past few days , was relieved
yesterday mornlnK by the appearance of the
gentleman himself.
William has been working for J. F. Wilcor
nnd on Saturday last ho went Into the woods
tocutooil. . Several hours Inter hU coat
nnd nxo were found bcsldu his untnstcd din
ner. When night catno and no tidings had
been received from him the bollof became
fixed that ho had m some manner been mtulo
the victim of foul play. Under this impres
sion searching parties were organized
nnd n largo portion of the country
hns been scoured in search of the
missing man. 'iho hunt was . still
being prosecuted yesterday morning when
Allen was seen walking past the homo of his
employer , n few miles cast of the city. When
stopped and called upon for An explanation
Allen conld KVO ! none , only snyhif ; thut ho
hud no recollection of anything thut trans
pired slnco leaving the house to go to work
on Saturday morning until ho found himself
In U'cston , ten miles east of Council lilufls.
yesterday morning. It was simnly a case of
temporary mental aberration. Ho can give
no account of his wanderings , only saying
that ho spent the greater part ot the tlmo in
Wcaton. llo Is deeply grieved that ho
caused his friends so much anxiety.
NOT UNDHit IIONDH.
The noBtnn Store , Council IlIulTs ,
AVunts No 1'rotcotloii Against
Oiiiahit Compelitlnn.
Being one of tno many firms in Council
Bluffs alluded to uy the proprietor's of an
OiiKihu store as dushing protection acnlnst
competition , wo dcslro to icpell the uncalled
for and utterly groundless intimation that
Council Hluffs merchants have anything to
fear from any hind of stialght , honorable
business competition , whether it comes from
Omaha , Chicago or any other place. Wo are
not the party whom Hnyden Bros , referred
to in their rcmarkablo statement , and who
answered the thrust In .such n , spirited man
ner yesterday morning , which was read with
interest by all the readers of the dally papers ,
but wo dcslro to .speak in our ouri behalr.
This being a free country , wo don't -caro
who or how many Omaha merchants peddle
their goods In Council Bluffs. Wo can com
pete with any Omaha merchant In our lines ,
as the majority of our fellow merchants can
and do every day in all other lines. Wo bnvo
our regular Omaha patrons daily , who , know
ing tnoy can save from 10 to " 0 pur cent at
our store on the same clubs of goods sold by
Omaha nicrchimts , embrace the opportunity
of coming to the Boston store In
Council Bluffs nnd making the bulk of
their purchases. All the electric sticct
cars pass our doors , and the rltlo from Omaha
is a pleasant as well as profitable recreation.
In the near future wo contemplate opening a
branch of our store In Omaha , whore our
trims-Missouri customers can get goods at
the sumo prices as obtained in the Bluffs.
Wo think such a brunch store would bo a
great success , as in many lines of our goods
uo would bo able to got better prices than
wo can In Council Bluffs.
Wo want to say a word or two about the
Marshal Field & Co. chestnut. If this whole
sale house , that makes a business of buying
up Imnltrupt stocks nnd antiquated lines ,
really put the Omaha gentlemen under&o,000 !
bonds not to sell any of the Klsoman stock In
Council Bluffs , wo want it distinctly under
stood that it was not done for our benefit.
The Boston Store requires no protection from
that source. Bo buy the bulk or our goods
from the manufacturer direct , gettingthem at
the same prices that Mill-shall Field & Co. are
obliged to pay , and wo give our customers
the saving of a middleman's profit. If the
Cmoago house magnanimously volunteered to
protect some Council Bluffs house by nutting
a big Omaha Him under such distressing ob
ligations their victims deserve more sympa
thy than the public will perhaps bo likely to
extend. Headers of our daily papers can
readily sco that wo are not the party referred
to in the deal.
FoTiiKiuxfliiAM , WIIITHI.UV &Co. ,
The Boston Store , Council Bluffs.
Chamber sets , Lund Bios.
The now dental rooms of Drs. Woodbury
arc the finest and most comnlcto in the west.
Next to the new Grand. "Telephone , 145. "
Special "I say , have you tried the tea ,
Lund Bros. , UJ Main street ! It is just excel
lent. "
Ho Wanted the Komi.
J. Edmundson and Thomas Heft , twofarrn-
ois residing south of the city , appeared in
Justice Patton's court yesterday morning
nnd wanted a warrant Issued for the arrest
of "Colonel" W. H. Beck on a charge of car
ry Ing concealed weapons. They stated that
they vcro coining to the city on the Manawn
rood , and when they were a short distance
from the lake the } ' met Beck and another
man in n buggy , going In an oppo
site direction. They claimed that Ber.k was
Just drunk enough to bo quai relsomo , and a
dispute arose as to who had thu right to the
road. Some words arose lietwean them , and
finally when they attempted to pass his rig
he pulled n revolver' from his pocket and
threatened to shoot them full of holes. At
the sight of the gun they decided to let the
"colonel" have his way and contented ihom-
selves with having the information sworn
out. Constable Austin was given the warrant
to bo served , but he was unable to find Beck.
Evans Laundry Co. , 5M Pearl street. Tele
phone SIX ) . Uoods called for and delivered.
NO BANKUUl'T STOCK. .
The Coiinoll DlufTa Carpet Company
HUH None of the Kispnmn s > took ,
and Never Advertised It.
In justice to ourselves and all other Coun
cil Bluffs merchants , wo deslro to correct n
misleading statement published In all of the
dally papers yesterday concerning tlio Else-
man bankrupt stock of merchandise.
A prominent Omaha merchant rushes Into
print with the startling assertion that wo nro
advertising the Klsoman stock of carpets ,
rugs , curtains , shades and draperies with the
intention of mlalo.uling the imullc. This Is a
strange sort of an error for an intelligent
man to fall Into. AVe cheerfully assist
In making thu correction ho desires
so much to have made , 1. o. , to have the pub
lic understand wo did not got any of the
Kiscman stock. Wo innlco the statement
hrondly and without qualification that wo
illd not buy a dollar's worth of the Elseiimn
bankrupt stock , or any other bankrupt stuff ,
and carry no second hand goods of any char
acter. Wo buy nil our goods direct from the
manufacturer , the latest styles , fresh from
tha looms. The onlv thing wo did In the ad
vertisement complained of was to contrast
koine of our itiguliir , oveay-day-ln.tho-.ve.iriill
round prices with the "marked up" Holaen
figures. When their prices were "cut In
two" our regular prices were still 10 to 15
percent lower than the "bankrupt bargains.
If Mr , Holdcn marked up thu Eiscman prices
for the purpose of "making a big cut , " it was
not our fault.
It is positively cruel to put Omaha mer
chants under bonds not to compote with
Council Bin Us prices , and Marshall Field ft
Co. ought to bo ashamed of it.Voaianot \
under any bonds to protect anybody except
the obligations put upon n first class house to
protect the public against ovorclmrcos nnd to
do a straight legitimate business. Wo are
the larircst exclusive carpet house in the
west anil wo will undertake not only to compote
pete , but to do u good deal bettor than to du-
jillcato Omaha prices on any and everything
lu our lino. Our trade covers tno territory
100 mites in every direction from Council
Bluffs and Omaha , and wo will save you
money on every purchase mndo nnd gunr-
unteo satisfaction. Mall orders receive
prompt attention ,
Couvcn , BLUFFS CUitruT Co. ,
407 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
TDK eOIU.HIHA.
A Olanco through tlio FlncHt Hninplo
Itoom , llllllnrd I'.irlnr nnd Ol nr
Stand hi tliocftt. .
On next Saturday evening "Tho Colum
bia , " the finest sntuplo room , mlltard parlor
mm cigar stand in the west , In the fitting up
of which Clco. Hudto lias spent n mint of
money , will bo opened to the public. It la
located at No. ! i3 Pearl street , next to the
new Grand hotel. The work of rcmod-
Ing the building has been going on
for the p.wt two months , and the
handsome cdlfico has been trans
formed into n palace , and It will bo noted far
nnd wldo as the finest plflco of the kind west
of Chicago. Mr. Hiulio has had the chief re
sponsibility of fitting up the palnco , and his
wldo experience ) as a commercial traveler has
eminently qualified him for the work.
A short description of the interior of the
establishment will not provo uninteresting.
The room has been separated by massive and.
handsomely carved oak partitions Into tlirco
division : , the first of wlr.ch contains the
ofllco of the proprietor and the finest cigar
stand west of Chicago. The second division
will bo tha sample room , anil the third
will bo the billiard parlor. Mr. Hudlo's oillco
Is a model ol beauty and neatness. A handsome -
some bronze wlro partition makes It suffi
ciently inclusive without obstructing the
view. A line Brussels ciirpet ana the beauti
ful bronzed safe , office desk anil com
fortable easy chairs give It n particularly
cozy and Inviting appearance. Hero Mr.
Hutllo will receive and eutortaln his friends
In his most ngrccablo mid affable stylo.
In perfect keeping with the elaborate
style of the office will be the cigar
stand on the opposite side of the room ,
which will bo presided over t > v Messrs.
Julius Ungcrnnd Ucnbcn Brown , two of tlio
most ponular young men in the city. The
cases , counter , etc. , are of OOK , hand carved ,
and no mere description of the beauty of Iho
work can glvo a correct Idea of It. To bo
thoroughly appreciated It must bo seen. The
sample room in its furnishings completely
eclipse anything over seen in this city. The
massive oak bar , the line French plato glass
mirrors and the beautiful paintings combine
to form a picture most pleasing to the eye.
Another thing In connection with this flno
work which Is of public Importances the fact
that all of the vood work Is the product of J. A.
Murphy's ' factory In this city , and Is n , credit
to Council Bluffs artists. Mr. Gcorgo Shir
ley of Chicago will ho In charge of this de
partment and the public will find him a most
agrccabla gentleman , thoroughly accom
plished in his lino. For the amusement of
the public Mr. Hudlo , with an originality
that does credit to one of the brightest men
that over packed a grip , has put in n now and
improved phonogtaph which will play some
of the finest pieces of Ollmorc's baud , and
will sing the latest songs , including "Annie
Hoonoy , " "Johnnie , Get Your Hotchkiss , "
and the "SweetByo and Bye , "
Last but not least , not by n coed deal ,
comes the billiard room. The decorations
and furnishings are like these of the otner
two departments , strictly elegant. There
are two billiard tables and a pool table , all
new and as fine as Bruiiswlck-Collandcr &
Co. can turn out. Air. James Anderson has
control of this department , a fact that will
add not a little to its popularity. Everybody
knows Jim Anderson , and to say that ho Is a
general favorite , is only expressing it
mildly ,
Taken all In all , the Columbia is a decided
success , nnd will no doubt bo n winner from
the start. Every dollar's worth of material
used In fitting it up was purchased and
wrought in Council Bluffs. The place Is one
la which citbens can take a pardonable pride
and to which they can tuko visiting friends
at any time with pleasure.
Tni' place will bo opened for the benefit of
the public , and it would bo something moro
than asimple : outrage if fanaticism should
assail it. It hns been lilted up in dofcrenco
to u popular desire fora first-class place of
rest for gentlemen , and is another indication
that the tlmo has como when fanaticism
should cease. There are few men who have
done moro for the city In a poneral way than
Mr. Hudlo. lie has been one of the most
popular commercial travelers among the
army who llvo In this city' IIo earnestly
hopes the public will appreciate 1113 efforts
and give him a fair show.
X T the Man.
Sheriff O'Connor ' of Palmyra , Marlon
county , Missouri , was lu the city last even
ing for the purpose of taking charge of a
prisoner who ho had been notified was now in
con linement in the city Jail. The prisoner re
ferred tovas arrested a week ago last Tues
day by Officer Crafts and Deputy Marshal
Fowler , nnd is now serving n ten days' term
on the streets on the charge of vagrancy. A
day or two ago Marshal Tcmpleton received
a card from Sheriff O'Connor offering a re
ward of $30 for a man who had broken Jail at
Palmyra on January 20 while under indict
ment of the offenses of burglary and
larceny. The man In confinement , who gave
his name as William Ilagan , answered tlio
description of the man who was wanted , and
O'Connor was accordingly telegraphed to
como on and get his man. When ho ai rived
and took a look at the prisoner ho found that
ho was not the ouo he wanted and loft for
Missouri again last evening. Ho was some
what disappointed to find that ho bad been
to the trouble and expcnsu of n fruitless
trip. IIo stated that the man ho Is after is a
desperate character , anil a smooth ono as
well , having escaped the clutches of two
other officers bcsldo himself. IIo was there
fore very anxious to got hold of him again
The officers who made tro arrest were fully
as disappointed as O'Connor , for the 50 *
that tboy had hoped to sco the color of bv
this tlmo is still in the pockets of the MU *
sourl sheriff.
Pure fresh drugs ot Davis' , opposite Ogdcn
Best heavy goods , 25 per cent off , cash.
Roller , the tailor , 810 Broadway.
Call on Schurz-Smlth Co. for chattel loans
and real estate. 20 Pearl st.
Buy your coa' ' nd wood of C. B. Fuel Co. ,
639 Broadway , 'ivlephono lai ) .
Is It the Alliance ?
Attorney Seabrook has had next Saturday >
set as the day upon which the defendants In
his liquor Injunction suits shall appear before
Judge Thornoll to say why temporary In
Junctions shall not bo issued against the !
places. In connection with this announce
mcnt it may not bo out of pl < : co to state thai
a certain shrewd lawyer thinks ho has solvci
the question of who is backing ur > Mr.
brook in his warfare against saloons , It Is
well known that the state temperance alll
nnco , with hcaa quarters nt DCS Moincs
has boon engaged In some work o
this kind in various parts of ti
state , notably at Carroll and Fort Dodgo. A
few days ago a report was started from a
source that stood very near the throne , to tin
eiTect that Sioux City and Council Bluffi
were to bo the next camping ground for the
untl-saloonists. Tno work has already been
commenced in Sioux City , but unless tin
present warfare is backed up by the allluna
the prediction Is sa yet unfilled as far O
Council Bluffs Is concerned. Mr. Seabrook
has been very wary about letting the publl
know who is with him , and the present solii
tlon of the mystery Is looked upon by th <
above named attorney as the ono most llkcl'
to bo the correct ono.
Tea sets , Lund Bros.
Call on D. J. Hutchinsoti fc Co. for cholci
bargains in lots In Wilson Terrace. Specla
inducements for the next few days.
The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N ,
O'Brien.
Charged with hircony.
Hall Prampton was arrested yesterday
morning on on information charg.ng him
with larceny , filed in Justice Hammer's court.
Frampton had signed a mortgage on a lot of
household furniture , in favor of Ovldo "Vien.
Vien had on iiVn that ho was about to Icavo
the city and take the mortgaged property
with him , so ho swore out the information
for his arrest with the result above stated.
Frampton was unublo to clvo 'ball , and was
sent to the county Jail until this afternoon nt
2 o'clock , when his trial will tnko place. Tno
value of the property lu question Is alleged
to bo5. .
Missionary Con von tlon ,
The Methodists opened a missionary cam-
palgn last evening In the Trinity Methodist
church , which Is to last until tomorrow oven-
Ing. The program mo lo-st evening was opened
by a song service , after which short ad
dresses were mada by vf lng ( | delegates as
follows : "Popular Oojecllojuji to Ml ion , "
bv Hey Juson Gallup , nt K'hurman ; "I'hrls-
tfnnlty . Missionary In Spirit1 ? " > ' Hcv. O. W.
Brewer of the Fifth tnygnua Methodist
church of this city ; "Tha .Aqlilovcmonls of
the Century , " by Key. T. AJpICay Stewart ,
ot the Broadway MothMUv church. All
the speeches were very Interesting , and
were listened to by a Inrgij uudlonco.
This evening the convention will bo con-
tinned by a service at | 1'V , Fifth Avenue
Methodist church , at which thu following
programme of addressc/will bo glvo'ii
"What Is Involved la Missionary Success , "
bv Hov. S. Alexander of llio Trinity Moth-
oillst church ; "Popular Objections to Mis-
slons , " by Ituv. U A. Hunt ; "Self-denial the
True Law of Missionary llcnovolenec , " by T.
MclC. Stewart. '
Tomorrow evening the convention will bo
closed by a meeting nt the Masonic temple ,
nt which addresses will bo made by Bishop J.
P. Newman nnd W. S. Hooker.
I hnvo moved my hardware store from .MO
South Main street to40 ! ) Broadway , and after
today 1 will show my friends ana the public
ono of the finest hardware stores In the city.
The now store Is located In the building for
merly occupied by Friedman for millinery
business. II. F. FIELD.
Kindergarten school , 803 Fourth avenue.
Spilng term opens March 3. Mrs. F. L. Sack-
ctt.
_
Hoys Wanted
at American district telegraph office.
China dinner sels , Lund Bros. , 23 Main
strcot.
so urn o :
Attempted Ilnrclnry.
Port of the blaoltsmlth's ' tools stolen Sun-
dny night from Mr. Brown , the Twenty-
fourth street blacksmith , have been found at
the B. & M. freight depot In the Fourth
ward. The tblovcs hnd evidently secured
the tools for the purpose of forcing their way
Into the depot to burglarUo U.
To the O. A. H. Kiicjiiiipniont.
Robert U. Livingston post No. 2S1 , Grand
Army of the Republic , held Its regular meet
ing Tuesday night The credentials of Post
Commander Samuel W. Dennis , Delegate
Cnptn.n Jacob W , Cress , and Alternate John
W. Snlvely were made out nnil attested. The
delegates loft for Plattsmouth yesterday to
attend the state encampment.
The A11UI fa Cattle Arrive.
Andrew Hass , with Ilis train load of about
four hundred nnd fifty alfalfa fed cattle from
Spanish Fork , Utah , atrivod nt the yards
yesterday mid caused considerable Interest
among commission nnil stock men. The
nnlmnls are flno , but are said to hnvo shrunken
on the Journey moro than was expected ,
A. O. U. W. iMirpriac.
Ono ot the pleosantost surprises and socials
over held by a fraternal society In the city
was held by South Omaha lodge , No. GO ,
Ancient Order of United Workmen , Tues
day night. Music , dancing and a palatable
lunch endeared the workmen to all present.
NotCH About tlio City.
Christopher Hanson was buried yesterday
afternoon.
Captain Frank E. Unit hns returned from
Blooinliigtou.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morgan of Lewis , la. ,
nro the guests of Mr. nnd Jvlrs. H. A. Carpen
ter.
ter.James
James Phillips , superintendent of the
motor power at the Ciulnhy packing company -
pany , has returned from Chicago.
Seven car loads of the best English tin ar
rived at the Omaha custom house Tuesday
for the Cuduby packing company.
Brick work has boon commenced on the
largo new building for the Ctidahy packing
company Immediately northwest of the ofllco.
Sixteen members ot the Presbyterian En
deavor society wont to Omaha Tuesday even
ing to attend the union meeting held in the
First Methodist churclf.
The social given .by South Omaha lodce ,
No. 100 , Indepondent.Order pf Good Temp
lars'Tuesday ' night was' ' largely , attended.
An excellent lltcraryuud musical programme
w.is rendered.
II. F. Stcphcnson , bookkeeper for the
Spelts , Hitchcock & Co. commission comE -
any , while loading some cattle at Stanton
E rid his foot and ankle badly bruised by a car
wheel running on him.
Miss H. May of Chicago , the accomplished
sister of D. G. May , who has charge of the
books and clerical force at Swift & Co.'s
packing houses , is visiting her brother and
invalid sister-in-law , Twenty-third and II
streets.
Do Witt's Little Early Hisors ; best little
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath ,
P. E. Ilcr's Bla Don ) .
P. E. Ilerof this city , who has been In Cal
ifornia a greater portion of the winter , hns
Just consummated ft big deal by which ho
becomes the crciicral manager of the South
San Francisco land and improvement com
pany , n corporation with n capital stock of
3,000.000.
When Mr. Her went to California ho saw a
great field for investment , and interesting a
number of ether capitalists bought .1,400
acres of land on S.m Francisco hay , eight
miles south of the city ot Sun Francisco , and
at once conceived the klc.i of establishing
mammoth stockyards nnd pork packing
houses. Already the work of constructing
the packing houses is well under way. and in
a short time South Son Francisco will bo the
pork packing city of the Pacific const. Mr.
Ilcr , who Is now superintending the work of
construction , will return homo the latter pait
of next month.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Little Early Hlsors are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Bostjilll.
Pickpockets Work a Train.
W. Thomas , an employe of the Chicago ,
Burlington & Qulncy nt Chicago , was the
victim of pickpockets lust Monday while on
his way from Chicago to Omaha. Ho was
lolloved of $ M , and four other gentlemen In
the same car were also "frisked" for all they
had. It was bellovcd the clever scoundrel
had done his work ocforo reaching Burling
ton. Two very smooth looking fellows loft
the train at Burlington , They had made
themselves very agreeable with the pas
sengers as the train sped along , but they sud
denly disappeared when the tram reached
Burlington.
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne Is
naturally fermented ; there Is nothing lu It
but the juice of grapes Try It.
Cnnso of MUllfjan'n Dcnth ,
Coroner Hariigan 'conducted ' "a , postmor
tem examination last.night upon the remains
of Elhart Mllligan , who died of asphyxiation
at the Ferris hotel Monday night , nnd found
that death was causnfl , as had been believed ,
by inhaling illumlnntlaptgivs. Letters found
in the pockets of the deceased show that ho
has iclntlvos nl Florouoo , Nob. , and at Maiy-
villo , Mo. The Inquest will probably not be
hold until Friday , as.tha . coroner wishes to
give the relatives time to learn of Milllgau's
death nnd to forward Instructions as to the
disposition of the body before the Inquest Is
held.
BI.UFFTO ; . ' , Ala. , Fob. 18. I ) . Good nnd
Ford Johnston fought lyduel with hotchots
and a knife as a result of a drunken quaricl
Both were terribly mutilated and will die.
'
"Ayer's medicines have been satisfactory
to mo throughout my practice , especially
Ayer'o Cherry Pectoral , which has been' used
by many ot my patients , ono of whom says
ho knows it saved his life. F. L. Morris , M
D. , Brooklyn , N. Y.
FOIl THK SPRINGS
Of Arkansas and All Points South.
Tnko the "Wubiwh , tlio best and rjululc
est route. Only 88 hours to the Tlot
SprliifTSt 40 to Now Orloani ) , f > 2 to Jack
sonville , 03 to Tampa , with correspond
Ing fust tlmo to nil i > oliit bouth. Ho
cllning chair nnd Pullman butTot bleep
hitf viira on nil trains.
Hound trip tickets now on Rale nt
L'roatly reduced rates. For tlckota and
full information call nt the Wulmsh
ticket oillco , 1302 Farimm street oi-
write G. N. CLAYTON , Agont.
CN IIUOH ,
Blioo Department Crowded \vltli liar-
Kdlns fVoiu flio INCIIIIUI ; | Itiinkriipt
Htook Tomorrow.
Ladles' ijraln button shoos $1,130 , Else-
iniui'n prlco $1.75.
Ladles ( jlo enlf button shoos $1,33 ,
Klscnmn's prlco $2.
Lmllcd' dongola , button shoes $1.35 ,
Elsonmn's prlco SI. 75 ,
Ladles' ' line ilonL'ola button nhocs $1,85 ,
Klseiimii's prlco $2. ( > ( J.
Ladles' ' Imml turned shoes $2.5 , Else-
nuui't ) prlco $ . ' 1.50.
Lndlos' line band turned patent tip
shoes $2.1)0 ) , HUomnn's prlco $ ; i.7c. .
Ladles' flno patent vamp shoos $2.85 ,
Eiucman's prlco $1.
In children's shoes wo hnvo some
splendid barpiliiH.
Infants' French dongoln shoes , sl/.es
2 fi , nt IWo ; worth 76c.
Children's French donpoln shoes ,
sizes 5-8 , nt $1 ; Ijigoninn'H prluo $1.2. .
Children's houvy donpoln shoes , sl/.cs
0-8 , ntloc ; Klsoitmifs prlco Ooo.
Children's flno donuoln shoos , BZCH !
5-8 , at $1 ; Elsomiiti'y jnico $1.2o.
In mon's shoes Kisemnn' curried the
best and wo hnvo some bargains never
before heard of In Oninha.
Jlon'e line B enlf congess shoes ut
$1.71) ) , Elsonuin's prbo$2.60.
Jlon's fino. calf Goodycnr welt shoes at
$2.75 , F.ifcoinan's prlco , $3.75.
Men's flno Icnngaroo button shoes nt
$3.18 , KIsotnan'H prlco 84.75.
Mon's line calf cork solo shoes nt $3.70 ,
Elsonmn's prlco $5.00.
Mon's fine hand sowed shoes ; at 83.15 ,
Elsomnn's prlco $5.50.
Men's fine cordovan ami kangaroo
shoos nt$3.98 , Elsomnn's price $0.00.
Hoys' shoes $1.2o , $1.45 nnd $1.75.
Bargains for nil.
IIAYDENBROS. ,
Dry goods nnd shoos.
Don't Fool ioursnlfl
Notwithstanding nil rumors to tlio
contrary , UioChtctiRO , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul Ky's now steam heated palace
sleeping cars , with "olcctrlo lights In
every berth , " still loaves the Union depot -
pot , Onmlin at 0:10 : p. in. dally , arriv
ing at Chicago nt 0:30 : iv. m. , In nmplo
time to nmko all custom connection's.
Ticket oillco , 1501 Farnam st.
J. E. FUKSTON , F. A. NASH ,
C. PUBS. Agt Gen.
A MXAXVIAMi IHUt'UTE.
ItVI11 be One of tlie Features of the
Irish
Loxnov , Feb. 18. A financial dispute be
tween factions is likely to bo ono of the
features of the coming Irish struggle. When
$ 10,000 , was released from the Icaguo fund , a
month ago , $20,000 went to thecampnign com
pany and $15,000 to the tenants dofcnso
league , The McCarthyltcs say the latter
sum was too much and , furthermore , contend
that instead of being devoted to the evicted
tenants , It was used to moot an over
draft on the Hibernian bank. T. P.
Gill declares that McCarthy must
have known when ho signed the
rclcaso that the fund set asldo for
the tenants was heavily overdrawn. The
McUarthyltes assert on the contrary that ho
loft Bolopiio boliovlnp iho money was to bo
devoted to the evicted tenants only. The
question arise * whether thoio was a miscon
ception at the conference , or whether
O'Brien thought ho was acting within the
lines of the agreement in adjusting the bank
account. The McCarthyites InsUl on the
declaration that the fund bo used for tenants.
In an interview McCarthy denies the story
of a liberal subsiity of fc.0,000 for his party.
I'OL I TICS AS O JF.1 31 \K. .
Forces IVom AVhlcli Ireland Is SufTer-
iiifj at 1'roseiit.
DUHMV , Feb. IS [ Special Telegram to
Tun BEE. ] The Express today says thut Ire
land is committed to the strife of two power
ful puitles , astntoof affaire not seen before ,
save in times of civil war. "Tho prelude to
this strife , " says the Express , "is Mr. QiJl's
letter to Mr. McUarl1 y. Soon fierce language
will bo usou , and probably broken heads will
follow. TUo contest really is between Mr.
Punicll and the hierarchy , and will result in
the overthrow of the hierarchy by Mr. Par-
nell or vlco versa. "
Twenty-five thousand dollars , the first In
stallment of the liberals' grant to the Mc
Carthyltcs , has been deposited In checks
signed by Mr. Moiloy-nnd Mr. McCarthy.
Mr. Michael Davltt , who has bean visiting
the west coast of Ireland , reports that the In
habitants of that coast are badly In need of
seed. Mr. Davitt pronounces tno road re
pairing work being done at Achlll to bo a
mare burlesque , and adds that the children
are suffering from a hide of milk.
ITALY'S XKft' I > JLIC1' .
Oiitllncn of Uio Conservative Pro-
t gramme on Political Points.
ROME , Fob. 18. [ Special Cablegram to
Tun BEK. | Coiint JacinI , n senator who was
n colleague of Givourand HIcasoli , in an ar-
tlelo In the Nuova Antologiu , a lending re
view , outlines the national conservative pro-
giammoas follows : An unaggresslvo for
eign policy , a demonstrative decentralization ,
the territorial question In Komo to bo n mat
ter of homo policy , indopcndenco of the Vat
ican to bo .settled by International neutraliza
tion of any locality in which the pope may
elect to dwell. The dreibuml , ho
holds , ought not to ho renewed
unless Italy ceases to guarantee Germany In
the possession of Alsace-Lorraine , and in the
event of war between Germany and Franco
the conflict ouiht to localized anil Austria
and Italy ought to Intervene only to prevent
the victor from endangering the equilibrium.
The article is exciting much attention in
political circles.
Anot'icr Hnlno'oiiH Divnrec.
Dimux , Feb. 18. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : llcn.1 The Freeman's Journal today
says thut a dlvorco case of a most sensa
tional character Is pending. A member of
the present government Is concerned. Ef
forts have boon mudo to prevent it from be-
Inp brought before the courts , but up to tho.
present they have not been of any avail. It
is intimated that the connections and standing -
ing of the principals and the circumstances
and details of suit , if brought to trial or
othcnviso made public , will cause as much
excltoincnt as the O'Shen divorce.
ItiKinarok and the Hmporor.
LONDON , Fob. 18. A Berlin correspondent
of the Pall Mall Gnzctto says that Bismarck
is convinced that the report published as to
the emperor's "iajurious opinion" of himself
is untrue and the Intention of his ( Bis
marck's ' ) enemies. The dispatch also quotes
the ox-chancollor as saying : "Tho emperor
knows too well how to estimate the motives
which prompt my political warnings to
doubt my patriotism. "
Underground Hallway Accident.
LONDON , Fob. 18. A serious accident ,
which may ho attended by considerable-
of life , occurred this ovcnlnc at the Pracd
street junction of the Metropolitan under
ground railway.
TIllH Kcttll'H It.
LONDON , Feb. 18- The Standard's cor
respondent at Berlin says Emperor William
has distinctly stated ho had no Intention of
prosecuting Prince Bismarck ,
BtimllpoY iii Ireland.
B/apisT / , Fob , IS. Smallpox prevails hereto
to an alarming extent. The municipal
authorities iu'o doing their utmost to check
the spread of the disease.
HI Tel ) Occupied.
Cuito , Fob. 18. Egyptian troops have oc
cupied El Tali without an oncagoincnt.
The KlnkliiK "I * the Micrlook.
CINCINNATI , O. , Fob. 18Beyond the loss
of the two passengers already noted It is
thought no others were drowned by the
sinking of the steamer Sherlock last night.
The accusation is made by the cabin boy
that the mate and engineer on the boat were
both drunk and that the crew were short.
IIo will bo hold as a witness.
The NATiONALHYMN/ WORLD'S FAIR.
" " '
'SANTA GLAUS SOAP
My Country : 'tis of thcc ,
Sweet land of libcity ,
Of tliee 1 sine'
Land where our fathers
died ;
Land where our Mothers
cried ,
Over the wash-tub tied
Let freedom rliiR.
My native country thce
Land of the noble , free
Thy name I love ;
I love thy tucksand frills
Dutch : what laundrvbills ;
Mv soul with horror thrills ;
When I think of theo.
Let music swell the breeze ,
And blow through all thu
trees
Hall SANTA GLAUS :
Let tired mortals wake
And Rladly try a cake ,
Let all for cleanness sake ,
Join the applause.
IMPORTANT TO NHBRASKANS ,
Everyone interested in the
welfare of Nebraska should
know that thousands of dollars
are sciit yearly to Eastern
Patent Medicine houses , which
might as well be spent at home
for the following1 medicines ,
which when once tried , will
prove to everyone that there
is nothing better made and re
member each of our remedies
are warranted.
Turkish Tea for the kidney ,
liver and nerves. Best Blood
medicine , 2c. Turkish Cough
Cure , a few doses will cure a.
bad cough , 500. Turkish Lini
ment , specific for Rheumatism ,
stops all pain , 5oc. Turkish
Asthma Cure , relief atonce , 500
Hahn's Golden Dyspepsia Cure ,
a sure cure for Dyspesia , Sick
Headache etc. , 5oc. Turkish
Tooth Wash , is splendid for
teeth 250. By all druggists ,
or sent on receipt of price to
any address. Samples for 2c
stamp. Turkish Remedy Co. ,
Omaha , Neb.
W.C. ESTEP ,
Council DlnlTs , Iowa.
1-1 Jiorth Main Street ,
Fiuural Dircs'.o.- 1 ftnlnlnur.
TJIK MOOUS Alt.lTIXti.
Reports IVom Different Parts Tell of
Grout Ijosscf.
PmsHUiio , Pu , Feb. 18. This afternoon
the Allegheny river reached ! l'2 feet 11 inches ,
but slnco then has been slowly receding.
With nearly every iron mill flooded and
closed down , railroad tracks washed away ,
\\holosiiuarcsotstreetsfloododto the second
end story and" thousands of cellars filled , the
direct loss by the flood cannot fall below
$1,000,000. The poor living along the liver
have suffered so greatly that appeals for aid
have been issued. The building inspectors
say the flooded districts have suffered grc.it
injury in iho way of damaged foundations.
Tonight the river has fallen several fee
The damage to the railroads is being rapidly
lopalrod.
Keports from all up the river points show
rapidly declining waters , and people returnIng -
Ing to their homes to repair damages , which
in most cases is far greater than was ex
pected.
At Johnstown the loss is great , tlio founda
tions of many houses having been unaer-
mincd. Strcot cars are running again nnd
the mills will open tomorrow. The destruc
tion of the bridges was a serious loss , its the
different sections of the city will have no
communication by wagon for some timo. The
farming communities bulow nro heavy losnrs.
A dispatch from Wheeling , W. Vn. , says
the river Is still rising tonight , but it is re
ported fiom above to hnvo begun falling.
The damage In Wheeling Is great. Tlio whole
of Wheeling Island , Sovrntn ward. Is flooded
nnd , tonight , most of Its ) , ( ) > ) ( ) Inhabitants are
sleeping in another part of the city.
In South Wheeling hundreds of working-
men's houses and several factories are Inun
dated , and in the business center many wholo-
siUn houses are flooded. Business Is almost
entirely suspcmlod. No trains nro arriving
or departing. The donots mo under water
and tno railroad yards blockaded. Two prin
cipal hotels linvo water on the first floor and I
guests nro obliged to go In and out of the
windows. Honoris from down the river in
the glass and pottery dlstilets also show
1'oavy losses. No loss of life , however , has
yet been reported.
'Iho Iiijtinetioii DiKNolvcil.
.i : Kocit , Ark. , Feb. 18. Last summer
Federal JudRCs Phillip * and Foster enjoined
thostnta authorities of Kansas from prosecut
ing criminally persons charged with violations
of the liquor la iv In that state. On final
hearing Judge Caldwell has dissolved the
Injunction , holding , In part , that a
court of equity has no Jurisdiction
to enjoin or otherwise Interfere with crim
inal prosncutloiis in courts of law , nnd ba-
causu an net of congress oxprcssly prohibits
the United States courts from onjolnir.g pro-
ccodlnu's In stnto courts , except In cases of
general bankruptcy ,
SICK HEADA8HE
Positively cured
' liy
tlioso Littla 1'llls.
CARTER'S
They also rellu\o Dis
tress from Dyspepsia , Indigestion -
STTLE digestion and Too Hearty
Katlng. A perfect rem
edy for Dizziness , Nausea ,
Drowsiness. Had Taste
In the Mouth , Coated
Tongue. Tain la the ftda ,
TOIII'ID LIVJm. Tlioy
rcgulato tbo Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1jnit ONAL Mi , John Urmiittnxton iiliwa
L full nt A. Ki'ltcr1.MIO llnmdnny , tid
thrro Is u imcKugu ( hero from tlio 1'yt hliia
MstL'rliooil ,
LOST Knights of 1'ytlil.is I'linrin. rinilur
UMVO at tlio pollco Ktatlon anil Rut ro
waul.
I71OK HAM : A li'ilt Intarosl In n Roitil inn
JL In ? hotel In u liru : loun. Applv .it 111100
to Johnston tt Van I'ntton. Council IMitlfs laj
, liiislolsot
1. Knrly KOMI nnil Ulilos. Apply to MoiliiinA ;
Itlshton , ? n" i : . llrondwny , or " 13 VlnoHticct ,
Council HI 11 IN.
OUSUS for s.ilp. I 111 folfrnfmTinrm'
iirlct'M iid ulvo one y UIH'H I Imo ,
Inlcrt'si nt GIK.T tent ; Mitlsriiotory scourlty
iniistbo Klon. 1.1'onunl l.M'rctt.
_
FOHHAMI A uiirRiiln : now nmdotn homo
with all tlio Intu Improvements , HCVIH ;
rooms ! will si-ll on on y fujim'titt ! Inoalodnn
the I'lftli ini'iiuo motor lino. 1) . J Ililtuliln-
suii , 01 ? Hroid\\ay.
U : Klithl-niom hniiso nnd two lots ,
on Harrison st. A iinxlorn lioiisu mill iv
( . ( Hid homo cheap. D. J , Iliitelilnson , 01 ?
llioudun-- .
IJIOKSAIiK-Vcry flno roadster , 4 yonrs. nnil
J ? \rry line family marc , 4 yi > : irs ; I'lio.ip for
c.isli , ono or spun. Will trailo for nnrlclit pl-
nno. Mar. llonrlcltis , miiRlo teacher , lll.Stuts-
man Mreol. Council lllulTH.
171OU SALtt Kino sliiglo and 'douliln roiil-
JL' sters unit heavy draught horses. Will also
fill order- , for any stvlo of lior us wanted.
1/eavoimtoM with Dr. W. U I'ntton. ( 'mitral
Ihnry anil sate staulos , 21 anil ! 3 N , Mitu :
Council
FOKSALi : or Hunt Oifiloa land , with
hnuio9 , by J. U. Ulaa. 101 Main Rt. , Oounoll
Bluffj
STATE BAM
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 5150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 65,000 ,
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . 215.000
DIIIECTOHS I. A. Mlllor , I' . O. nioasm. K fj.
Slnmart , II. K. ll'irt , J. D. Ediiiunilsnii , Ulmrloi
0. Iliiiinan Tr.uisnotReiior.il luiiklat busi
ness. Larzest c.ipltil uml surplus ot uny
bank In Suiithwostorn Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIMii DEPOSPTS ,
M. H. CHAMBERL1N , M7 D
KYI ? , K-Mt. NOSH AND
THHOAT Hl'HrlAUST ,
Cuuncll UlutT' , lu.
Allillsi'iKOsof the KVK. .
KAIl , NOmiiuiclTIIIlOA'I.I
trcntpil w'.h tlio Krcutosl ,
eklll nnd care.
CATAIMlIt , ASrilMV
nnil HAY I KVKIl truntaJ
with eminent Hiicceid. _
bIIUICAliOl'ii ) : < ATIOKSn1iora nucni < nry , rmln-
lfi ly pcrfiirino I with tlio inmost cnrn tin I skill , n -
nurlng perfect rflJUlU. KINKST ( H.ASjCS nccur-
ntcly [ iroHorlbcMl. corroctln-j nil rofrnctlvo troubles ,
n Mjoiiln , Hyiicropln nnil AstlKlnntlsiii , Hun ran *
ilc'rlninlKlit ony , olear anl p Union C'llltONIU
NIHJKAMilA MN.I SICIC HUAbAClIU , after ji'irl
of terrlbla uiilTorlnK. no relief , entirely cured Otllco ,
loom I , Hlmuirt Illuck , over llenu A Co 's store ,
Council Illnffs. In _
* w
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DR.UUGDD.
* 3OO Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
oi-Tion. or.
& SllimlfTC Attorneys at IAW. Prao-
IX OlUllULIh Hoc m uo , state nnd
federal courts , Hooins ! ! , 4 mid 0 bhugurO
liimu block. Council Itluir.s. IUW.L
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aid Packers' Supplias ,
Market Fixtures , Casing ,
Fplcos anil Snusaso Mnkort * Mauhlnory. R23
K ! .Main St. . Oounull Ululls , lu. Also uo.tlori
n Hides nml I'III-A
rinloyBurke.Geo.W. Howitt.Thos. E. Oasady
Burke , Hewitt &Casady ,
Attorneys-at-Law
rilACTICK IK THU STATIC AND rK
CO U UTS.
Odlccs : J. J , Ill-own ItnlHlIiiff , Council IIIufTa ,
louit
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main anl Hrnidwny.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In tornlgn an I dommtlo xchiiiz *
Collection made unU liitoroit lulu on ttiiia
deposits ,
fiANIUI.WOOI ) UAl'nUI.KH nro tha
t nnil onlf riipimljs iiri'itcrltiocl tif
fiiKUI.ir fill JBII lau for tlio euro of
Uonnrluei nnil ilUtlniritua from thu urinary orx'tni ' ,
whether mil or acnulruil. II M per bux. All ilruftulali.
HOTEL.
Ilir Jlni'fHti , Cat : 1-ltlt nnil
taint- mutt HtiliHtanllitlla
llotfl Itiiililiiin in Oii'.iilni , Mcrcivil
ln'iii'U lii'Mt / / irulln rnnitlni/ from
linm'iiirnt to roof. All tinct'HInu * ftml
/looi'Hllni-il irltlt AnlifHtiiH / / ( < ; jn-oof
llnlnii , iiinfitnii it InijiiiHHllilc to fnii-H
ijnlfl ; . flfHt'HVHiHtu nndIra tiliirma
tlifHiii/liunt tltn htillillnti.
liut dud colil ir < if < * r anil
rwrtjrooin , 'fublu unmirjidHtn-il itnu *
IC/II'I-I ! ,
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
_
HOTEL"DELLONE. .
Corner Mth and Capitol Avenue ,
Just complateJ , has 100 room * , throe
BtairwjyB , from the top to the bottom , has
line o'.cvator and dinning room Kervlce , la
lire proof throughout , flno uiUar.l rooms and
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