Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1888, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Deltvered by, Carvior in Ang Part of the CLi5 at T wenty Cen's Fer we M. W, TIL “MaNAGER. K vy DURINESS OFFIC NiouT EDITOR, M PHONES: [t MINOR M K. Y. Plumbing Co. New spring goods at Reiter's. The school year at the deaf and dumb in- stitution will close June Jon Anderson and E granted license to marry yesterday. The Wednesday afternoon Reading club will meet this week with Mrs. D. J. Rock- wells. 8. T, Walker has sold to E.and E. A Thouse his interest in the Herald binder. nma Hubbard were Last evening Justice Shurz united 1in_mar- riage John Anderson and Emma Herbert, both of Council Bluffs. Esquire Biggs was called upon Saturday evening to unite in matrimony Joseph Wilson and Cora A. Bates of this cit The board of supervisors convened in reg- ular session yesterday, Little was done be yond organization and outlaying the work to be done. The Ancient Order of Hibernians. will meet at their hall Thursday evening, June 8, at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. BThe man Hill, who was bound over l' Justice Shurz for burning a house in Jand township, was released yesterday, friend pepositing the amount for his bail lrun\l 1,200, with the cl Not all those who wore white hats and coats and marched in_the Sunday parade went to St. Louis, The boys showed their colors, sent their friends awa joicing and ul)n\vd themselves in so doing. ¢, president of the “M, 13 the statement that was organized on Saturd It was started in Janu girls from thirteen to sixteen The apjourned arimal meeting of the club will occur this evening. It is important that there should be a full attendance of members as chunges in the by-laws and other impor- tant matters are to be considered. No arrests have been made on account of the burglary at Mr. Morgan's residence, but the ofticers are at work aid pointers are now strongly directed towards some Omaha crooks, who are supposed to have done the job. f Lucas sa Chi no political significance attaches to the fa t that the police force headed the Sunday afternoon parade of the Democratic club. When the republican del- ogation are roudy to dopart for, Chicago the will be extended to them, ur, the florist, is found in sympathy with all the philanthropic and pub- lic enterprises. He has manifested his kind- liness to the cottage a large number of yard. The ladies of the meeting yesterday voted thanks. Charles Wasmer, of Omaha, is becoming quite an owner of Council Bluff$ realty. He recently purchased ten lots in Omalia addi- tion for which he paid §2,250. He also pur- chased twenty-two feet on tne corner of Glenn avewne and Broadway paying for it s:;.uuuA Both decas were d st was pui Mokriam, of Omala, aud the latter from A fred C. Woolley. Yesterds turne man, requ! This will cause a little delay, but Brown will be held until the governer can be communicated with, and then he will have to come Lo & tehl, He is making harder for 1f by this action, kably good for a lnm,' healthy spell, free from the cares of @ busy world. association at their him their sincere B clla re- ., without his amined by the comissioners of insanit d was ordered sentto Davenport ment, But alittle more than a year ago, Morse was released from that institu- tion and returned home. His casc is o sad one. He has been married, but his affiiction caused a seperation and subsequent divoree. His mother is a widow, living in that town- ship. The opinion is gencral that Morse will never be much_better mentally than he is now. Sherifl O'Neil accompanied the un fortunate man to his place of treatment yes- terday afternoon, Union Abstract c ‘company, 236 Main strect. Tipton ha: h.namns in real estate. THE NEWS IN THE BLUEFS. Discription of the New St. Bernard's Hospital. GETTING AFTER THE SALOONS. The Superior Court at Work—Big Grist of Sabbath Breakers and Boozers—City Council Pro- ceedings—Personals, _The New St. Bernard's Hospital. Chrough the courtesy of the Sisters of M.-... a representatjve of Tnr BEE was al- lowed to inspect the new St. Bernard’s hospital. As everyone he@® knows, this # property was built by Mr. Geise, and by him used as a family residence until he removed from the city. The grounds are most ad mirably suited to their present purpose. They are situated in the northeastern portion of the city, and at an elevation which com mands & magnificent view of this city and the southern portic f Omaha o 211, A succession of aces rises fre to & beautiful spot. It is well protected and shaded by woody hills upon either hand. A broad lawn stretclies away from the build- ings upon three sides, Surrounding the building, which is a substantial brick structure, ave piazzas, which give a happy relief in the architectural design. Entering a spacious hall you pass into the front room or parlor proper. Adjoining this is is the medicine dispensary and operating room combined. At the rear of these is hat will be the industrial department, or wing room, while back of all is the kitchen proper, which will be used as a dining room for the patients, Dircetly back of the hall 1s the male ward, This is a very large rosm, having space for six or more cots, Adjoining this at the rear is a private room for gentlemen, and connecting with this a commodious bath-room, In the basement are the sisters’ dining-room, kitchen, laundry, engine room, vegetable cellar, ere. Passing into the second story at the rear you find yourself in a large room, v ch will be fitted up and used as a bath room for female patients. A large wide hall runs the length of the building. Opening from this are two private rooms for patients, nd two others, which from their location are the finest in the These command a view of the south which is s beautiful as it is expansive Upon this floor, also, is the chapel, which has been fitted up clegantly. At the front is the woman’s ward, which sustains the same relation to the whole as the same below, which 1s devoted to the male patients, At the head of the stairs is a commodious linen closet. All of the rooms_are supplied with this most necessary adjunct to a perfect house. The sisters’ dormitory occupies the third story in the main building, while the room for the help is just back of this. Al of the rooms are large, with high ceilings, which gives perfect ventilation and plenty of light. Water is supplied to every portion of the house, and the arrangements for heat are the best possible to be secured. sisters are fortunate indeed in having such a valuable and well arranged hospital. The patients now there, five m number, are charity patients. This can be truiy said to the credit of the order of which these noble women form a part, that no case of suffering or destitution is turned away from their doors, Their work is regarded as a divine , and in its faithful performance the; and_ should receive the hearty as- sistance of all men. St College Songs—Fine male quartets, boy choir concer M temple, June 8 e Wanted—Pony for small boy to ride, either purchase or hire. ~ Addr Henry W. Rothert, Supt. D. & D. Inst tion, Council Bluffs. e Kansas City and Omaha. Commencing June 1, 3 3 & C., B. R. R. Co. will run their t 3and 4 between Kansas City and Omaha_via Council Blufts and the U. P. bridge. They will arrive and depart the same as heretofore. M. M. MARSHALL, Gen'l Agent. Lo g IR Superior Court. Yesterday morning the following assign- ments were made by Judge Aylesworth, For to-day: Burkman vs O'Connor and Page; Lewis Bock vs Mary Franey; De Haven vs King; Deere, Wells & Co. vs Vincent; Peter- son vs McYoung,partial settlement; Merriam vs Heath Fuller vs Ogden House; Bilger vs Shultz; Coyle vs Perry Recl as sheriff; Ful- to Lake View park was referred to the com- mittee on streets and alleys, Bills_for the expenses of the month were aliowed. Miscellaneous, $1,659.80; salaries of officers, §5,176.22; total, 15.52. Petition for sidewalk from Eighteenth avenue on Nineteenth street to Twelfth avenue; from Sixteenth avenue on Eighth street to Eighth avenue; from Nineteenth avenue on Ninth street to Twenty-third avenue, was referred to committee on streets and alleys. C. D. Walters asked for leave of absence for four days which was granted. A protest from seventy-two merchants against hawkers and irregular dealers was read. Anordinance amending the present huckster ordinance was read. The whole matter was referred to the judiciary commite tee and city attorney Request of U. H. White and Marshal Tur. ley, that the city purchase a piece of land across out lot 8 of Jackson’s addition and a strip along the east side of out lot Turley, both for strect purposes, the consideration being $1. This is for the purpose of widen- ing streets, The request was granted and the purchase ordered Petition_to open Thirteenth street from Tenth to Eighth avenue was referred to com- mittee on strects and alleys The official bond of John Barhyte was ap- proved, also paving bond of James and O. P. Wickham, he report of the city clerk showed licenses paid to the amount of $:50. Reports of the city officers were read and referred to judiciary committee. There vore, during the monith, 154 arrests; patrol A communication from the chief of police was read. It asked for an inerease in the number of patrolmen, according to the in- creased population of the city. Referred to the mayor. On _the petition for sidewalk on Mynster street, the committee report that. the walk shall ‘be laud nccording to ordinance, and without expense to the city. - District Court. Saturday evening the jurymen on the reg- ular jury were discharged from further at- tendance this term, but few of them knew of the fact, supposing their discharge was for Sunday alone, and yesterday morning some of them were on hand for duty. At 9 o'clock nothing was ready for the attention of the court, and an_adjournment was or dered until 2 p. m. At that hour the equity cases sct for the term were called. The injunction case of Overton against Bartell was tried and resulted in the closing of the saloon and an assossment of $50 attor: ney fec The following cases are day: Nos. } 4818, 4814, 4931, For 5148, 51 assigned for to- 4528, 4470 (law), ) 4876, 5008, 5065, A Rare Treat. The entertainment given last evening at the Congregational church by the Rev. Joseph E. Roy, D. D., was very entertaining and instructive. It was in the nature of an illustrated lecture, the eubject being “‘Indi- ans, Negroes, Chinese.” The illustrations were flucand the information. which was missionary in its character was most forcibly impressed upon the minds of the audience. The church was well filled aespglene U7 PAIN THE CAUSE* Many Curious Things Learned Whnile in a Trance. Mrs. Emma Althouse, of Bennington Hill, while suffering from absce in the bowels last August, fell intothe fivst of a series of what supposed by many to have been mediamistic trances, says a special to the New York World. The attending physician applied every remedy known to medical the patient remained unconscious for three days hts, during all that time not opening her eyes nor uttering one word. It was impossible to give her any food except a few drops of water or milk, which she was, however, scarcely able to swallow, owing to delirious clos- ing of the teeth. At the end of three days the doctor finally succeeded in arousing her, and she ‘lay wide awake for several da xpressing no _desire for either food, drink or sleep. this waking spell the absce: gathered, and then she would again be- come unconscious for several days from austion, during which nature was id to be working its gradual cure. On Sunday h.hrumyfl(i, she awoke from o fourteen days’ nap. Her first inquiry was about the Albert children, of whom had died of diptheria ng the interval of her strange ill- ness. ~ She relates the circumstances *534oUNT D ¥/ "SIO0YPS L/ 1€ *$2140490 Manufac! I ha SPECIAL NOTICES. PECIA To Loan, For Sal 1 raté of 1 quent inse oftice, No, cil Blufts SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, .’Q’L’"IA‘?A’A’A ’ ] nmat lurmm Oapital aml 8u of Any Bank in the o vH. & K, I.Fostar, COUNCIL_BLUFFS « Point, @il X Gloss Qa, \\\‘\\\ %R\“\Sc.\\ R -Q\\\§ A, William Siedentopf, n ony & County uu.‘ésn-ra l’emoy & loore l Santo Rosa. s \e%m\e. s \’QQ\B\Q"“\Q‘(\\s EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIOLESALE HARDW.ARE, CUTLERY, ETC.JOBEERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMNPLEMENTS, D amma o ] turer of Fine Car wve always a full & Call and examine, res and Buggies. to select from. o5 Low. NOTICE. Ladvertisements, such as Lost, Found, l'o Rent, Wants, Boarding d'in this column 'at the low S for tho first in- WK 'Fnu Testaurant. R pleasantly situated, and one ucre of garden, lawn and 11 R REN T —Thre e Address 0. W —A_ walter at AuTr ENT—Good liouse of eleven rooms, fruit. Apply to Horace Everett. nnfurnishe . 124 Fourt) —A good second-liand type-writ- machine. Remington preferred. Butts, rooms, two t I car Mandel, 528 mmdwuy it sold sod Christian, Omaha, LE_Three hotels in Nebraska and Two tine stock farms for sale, Will chandise ns part payment for an Patten, ) Main St fl(-(lhcbond hand furniture, stoves wWill pay full cash value. A.J [wo acres choice 1and_just west transfer depot. Will sell very low in.” Forrest Smith, Brown building. in, 40 acres near stock a, Neb., Johnson & Room 85, Chamber of Commerce, 5 on or adc Chamber of Comme; T ANTED— Stocks ol merchandise. Omaha and Council Nlul{i city property, alvo western land to o) Have xc! r goods. Call dress Johnson & Lhrmmu, Rocm 85, D Vi You can get it in any amouut, on eithel or long time, on chattle or real estute s Real estat B. Crafts, 0 YOU WANT CIT EX HE e of all kinds. Call on or add 523 Broadway, Council Bluffs. ’ H.F, HATTII_:T.NHAUER Nos. 27 to 31 GO RIGHT BOWN TO And Get That Beautiful Pattern of WALL PAPER 1SAW THERE YESTERDAY DOES ALL KINDS OF HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING DECORATING, WHITENING, ETC., And Has None But Experienced Workmen. Nos. 11 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, NOW HUSBAND DEAR YOU PETER C. MILLER’S 7 // VICTOR CYCLES. JONES & SHUGART, —)AGENTS FOR(— wane Your Patronaga - ) Is Sollclled‘ % X\ \t\t\ Q\\‘s— “%\\S\Q’%\x;%\eg . WEIR SHUGART CO. Talw malke C rth Street. keep in stock a large var 1 am always ready to show y of eastern v low rate. roods. arringes, which 1sellata ve CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. THE OGDEN Wqught and Cast t Buildings, Automatic Repairs, New & 2d Hand ™ IRON WORK:Soa ENCINES TELEPHONE NO. 260 OMPANY FOR Highest Economy, ; Simplicity and l)urubuuw Nos. 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Bluffs,Ia. Telephone 160, hhTAl)LlSlll D 1842, (‘()lll‘olh\'lhl) 1878 RUSSEILLIL CO-, SIZES FROM 25 70 250 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIG UFACTURERS. Especially Designed for MILLS, ELEVATORS —AND— ELECTRIC LIGHT PURPOSES. ENGINE. Branch House, Council Blufls, Iowa. SEND FOR CATALOGUE, E. C. HARRIS. Manager. H. BIRKINBINE-- | FINLEY BURKE- Hnlranl\c and Sanitary Specifications, Building, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Justice of the Peace. ngmeer. Plans, Estimates, Supervision of Public Work. Brown Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 116 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. — Office over American Express, No, 419 som vs Keel: McMillen vs Haynes; Clattel buck vs Ballenger, For Wednesday (to- morrow): Schurz vs Sicdentopf; —Sewing Michine Manufucturing company vs Bell: and time of each death occuring during her so-called trance. After her longest sleep of thirty-three days, which commenced March 11 and ended April 13, she told of her grand- father’s death, which occurred at Mum- ford, N. Y., March 13. Her attendants contradicted her, but she insist on the fact cribing the man and hour of his death, Since this long spell she had several briefer ones, lasting from one to eight d and is now able to retain about a Mnl of milk per Sk y 1 Personal Paragraphs. C. A. Clark, of Chicago, is at the Ogden. of Keg Creek, tcok in the N. SCHURZ-- Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa Courts. Office—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, STONE & SIMé_-- Council Bluffs, Iowa. DRS. WOODBURY & SONS-- C. C. HAZEN-- THOS. TOSTEVIN J. WARNER ALLEN-- fiG o commeil s M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D. it i Al Oflice cor, Maif strect and Broadway. Residence, 010 Bl st :b 7330 to 8:30, Council Blufs, Towa, = e i 3 Murphy; J. T. Foley vs Bert Mor: rison; Horin vs Gailagher; “John Winter vs Perry Reel as sheriff; Wright vs Griswold; Officer & Pusey vs Clark ( lla vs Potta wattamie county; Francy vssame; Foley vs Bowman; Cliicago, Milwaukge & St. Pl ruilroad company vs Burgan; Wes Cooley left yesterday for le 420 01 @ business trip. Miss Kato Campuell loft yesterday for a visit to friends in Schuyler, Neb. W. G. Moore and W. B. n ks, City, were at the Kiel hou sterday. ; Galvinvs G Henry Eiseman_and Postmaster Thomas | & She s ) ous u Bowman left for St. Louis last evening. - Kkan, | Aismissod; Rohror v8 City. of nd wife and J. M. Speicher, | Council Liuts, dismisscd and costs taxed to cedonia, were at the Kicl yesterday. laintiff. *For'the July term: Supervisor F. G. Hetzel, of Avoca, is a y vs Cuppy, guest at the Bechtele while the board is in ses will be session. signments made, W. A. Highsmith Cedar Ka deleg: of this ¢ afternoon —_—— Dentists. Ofiice, Cor. Pearl Streef and First Avenue. Fine Gold Work a Specialty. Big lot of \cllaw J(' SWEET POTAT( PLANTS. FOR SALE BY J.R. McPHERSON Grower and Dealer in Vegetavles, Vegetable Plants, Fruits, Ec. EAST PIERCE STREET, Council Bluffs, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. of Silver Dentist, Corner Main Street and First Avenue, Council Blufls, Towa. et Sur, and C. E, Ordinance Grades and Grading Estimates, Drafting. 501 Broadway. Cor of Main, Room b, 1 Selivosde Her pulse i ; temper She declines to give her impr n sleep, nor how she can fortell and duration of her trances. nid to have left her shortly after the birth of her boy Alvay, in the summer of 1884, is never mentioned. She will be twenty-four years old in July. Her father,a mason named Toms, has lived in Attica for the past twenty-five years, During the first five months of her strange affl Mrs. Athouse lived almost entively on air, for the small noon and new —)DEALERS IN(— HARDWARE AND STOVES. DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE ! NO, 211 BROADWAY. Get a Home. Parties desiring a home either in_the Van * | Bruntund Rice addition or Grogg tract S s Kie . | Council Bluffs, with house built to suit cu: Henry Spetman, of the Kiel hotel, has | tohier on casy mouthly payments, can s gone to'St. Louis. 'Before his return home | iy same in the next ten days by inqu, hewill visit other souther cities, taking & | jng at Nonpareil oftce, Omaha, 0r room No R9ENIar summerioyting, 6, Everett block, Council Bluffs, Ia. sse McMahon, who has been absent a { ear or more, is in the city again for a br usiness trip. He has been making head- quarters at Kansas City most of the time during his absence. left last cvening pids to attend the g or Excelsior No, 25, F for d lodge as o . and A. ) Room 2, Opera SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER,A M.. M. D. rike for Durlin Bros, s, 533 Broadway, Ed Tel. 260, The engineer: for their gro Lloyd will take your order. Dr. W. Wilcox will leave for Leadville, Col., next Sunday. He is a young and com- petent dentist, and for some months has ecn connected with the oftice of Dr. West., He has made many fricnds who will note his departure with regret. Captain Robert Wilson has just returned from Florida. He surprised his friends as he Jifted his hat to salute them, by exhibit- ing a luxurious head of hair, The captain is sixty-six years of age, and the appearance of this growth of hair 18 regurded as little less than miraculous, P The All Saints’ Guild will furnish re- freshments and dancing after the Boys’ concert at Masonic temple Friday eye- ning. s Cut Rates to Chicago. The Chicago, Burlington & Quiney railroad will give cut rates to all who desire to attend the republican con- vention at Chicago, one fare for the round trip. A special train will run for their accommodation, but the tickets will be good on regular trains on and after June 16, Tickets will be on sale on June 14 and from the 16th to 19th 1n- clusive, Good to return bgtween the 20th and 25th, M. M. Marshall, general agent. B ! 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. . St e lliIann Club Organized, Last evening the Republican club was or- ganized for the year 1888, Dr. M. D. Law- rence was electea president. Messrs, W. 1. gPl[h . J. Steadman, D. Bloomer, B. L. urt and Colonel W, Sapp were ap- ointed a committee to notify the doctor of is elec Change of Firm. We have this day purchased the in- terest of T. Walker, of the flrmn of Morehous ‘0., and the partnership heretofore existing is disselved by mutual consent. Thanking the public for their patronage in the past, and iting a continvance of the same, very truly, E. MOREHOUSE, E. A. MORENOUSE. e top at the Bechtele, Buy mulhel- grates and b mishings of the New York plumbing Co. Travelers! l money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidential, Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stairs. R e E. H. Sheafe loans ————— Troublesome Toughs On Trial. Yesterday morning the compassionate heart of Judge Aylesworth was moved as he looked on tue motley crowd of unfortunates which surged out of the sewer door and lined up against the wall three decp. Pat Moore was from Boston—a great way. He was looking for work, among the saloons and ended up in the jug—$5.10. E. Graham was in town most of last week dividing his money between the salcons and the court, and ended up without enough to pay his fine, $8.10. Tim Besnan, boy of twenty-nine yours, was trying to veach his parents | Pleasant, Ia., and the Judge let b littlo further. Robert Mottes was ¢l % for carrying his knife where it was liable to cut somebody. Jol Boyuck was a Polish gentleman, “*Me live to Owmaha,” said he. “Me serape—shovel—so," he described his profession. Joe Kirkman ‘said he was “of Irish percent,” He plead guilty to distarb- ing the pe: and was fined $10.10 for his fun. Ed Ityan, drunlk, §8.10, jail for six days. D. I, Mahoney, a hotel employe, was assessed a liko amount for a roaring drunk. James Snoderly, disturbing the peace, plead not guilty, and he was held for trial. Feagley, charged with assaultand battery, was falsely charged according to his story, and both he and “Seatty,” & chum, who was run in for iewing Feagley through the jail win- were held for trial. E. Doran, chmbeh ym ingulting ladies on the street, was hé1d for trial, This is thought to bethe same fellow whe is wanted {or passing coun- terfeit money, also for insulting L Iul pear the high school grounds. These ial ses will be heard today if the eviden knu\\'n to exist ug..mal them, can be secured. - Motor l ine Until further notice the Manawa motor line will leave the 1ack Island tr: and 11 o'clock a. m ,nn 2, 3, 4 an, p. m. and ¢ k p. w, Proceedings of City Council. The city counoil met last evening at 0 o'clock in regular monthly session. Present, Mayor Rolirer and a full board of aldermen. The minutes of the two preceeding meetings last past were read and approved. Petition from Mayne & Hazelton and the park comw- wissioners for the grading of Cherry street quantities of water, administered by the teaspoonful, were generally wasted upon the sur! face of her lips. The at- tending physician now expresses hope of her ultimate recovery. He says these trances are the result of exhaus- tion from the effcets of pain, and the long periods of unconsciousness have saved her life. APl The Adobe Mansions of Santa Fe Correspondence of the Atlanta Con- stitution: The adobe house, or ‘‘doby,” as it is called, is familiar to all west tourists. but it is ‘seen atits very bei here. The wealthiest people live i structures which from the outside scarcely habitable, but within are cosy and, 1 many cases, luxurious. = Judge Thornton, a wealthy mine owner, has a “doby™ neéar the pliza, or publicsquare. In the center of the building is a square courtyard filled with magnificent flow- ers, with u fountain in the center. The doors of each apurtment in the house ouen on the wide veranda which runs around the courtyard, and the effect is very charming. "The walls of the build- ing are nearly three feet in thicknes gwmgoupurtuum for deep, cushioned window seats. These thick walls keep out cold in the winter and heat in the summer, and there are, therefore, but two fireplaces in the whole house—for use in the event of extraordinary sever weather, The decorations of the dwell- ings are such as ope hud‘ in lliml;\ s Peachtree street homés—beiutilul pie- tures and statuary, imported carpets nd rugs, rare bric-a-brac and potteries everything that money can buy. Of course, all this makes the change from the outside atmosphere of squalor the more marked, Judge Thornton’s home is but the type of hundreds of othe u\\nul by wealthy S .m.mr.h Mexicans American here AT i..uumpm»m,lu climate, OGDEN -:- BOILER -:- WORKS, CARTER & SON, Prop's. Mapufacturersof All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. Orders by mail for repairs promptly attended to, Satistactiou guaranteed. 10th Avenue. Ad- dress Ogden Boller Works, Council Blutts, Lowa, Main St., Council Bluffs. Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape ESTON HOUSE, Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Diseases of Women and Children, 307 BroaGway, Council Bluffs, and Electric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR Veterinary Surgeo 1lospital and Office, 45 Fourth Street, e lell‘rlmu-y ,Umuul: Yy a TH MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND COLLARS. A Full Assortment Repairin COUNC 7 NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS SI,, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 60 Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa. Established 1857, OMAHA, NEB, DR. 5. STEWARI Council Bluffs, Towa n‘muuu. No. EO. BECKMAN, Ilu s“ of Harness Goods 3 ik stantly on Hand, g l\utly and Promptly Done. 0. 206 MAIN ST., lh BLUFFS, F} I0OWA XK copies can be tiken. for sale EGAN & KIMBALL, PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, Broadway, Opera House Block, Council Bluffs. "Telephone No, 231, PRICE 85 |- A and 1 TYPE WIIT alars, ‘L Mention this paper, ter Ei Exe WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAV ———IF YOU " D, H, McDANELD & 0., Hides. Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. i Highest Market Prices. x'r.,mm} : | | | i | €20 and 82¢ Malu Strec BLUFLS CORNICE' WORKS, B. GRAUL, Mannfacturers NO. 104 E, BROADWAY. CORRESPONDENCE ~ SOLICITED, | 538 Brondway, w the lli‘.ln'hl Cash Price DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No, 68068 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED-—-Good Salesmen on large comui ion or salary, SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE P Call on M. DROHLICH, ere you will re Star Stables and Mule Yards Brosdway, Counvil Blufls, Opp. Duiainy Depos l-‘m- and wules consta vly on b car load lo WileA by coutrack oo uberk suld on niesion. faphione 4. SCHLUTER & BOLKY, "Poposise Luiaiy Lepot Couscll Ll