Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 6, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Deltvered by Carrier in Any Part of the City at Twenty Cents Per Weelk, H. W. TILTON MANAGER. TELEPHO! BURINESS OFFICE, NO, & Niout EDiTon, No. Zi. MINO. MENTIC N. Y. Plumbing Co. Now spring goods at Reiter's. The Creston house 18 receiving a coat of paint, District court will convene at 9 o'clock this morning. The A. O. H. will meet to-morrow evening in their hail. The Wednesday afternoon reading club will meet to-day with Mrs. D. J. Rockwell The board of superyisors spent the day yes. terduy in equalizing the books of the asses- sOrS. A new steamer will ply rious ports on Lake Manawa “Billy” Smith is the captain An information has been filed against Peter Johnson, alias John Brown, charging him with the theft of a horse and a buggy. The “Wizard Oil” party has gone to “fairer elds and pastures green,” and many will be at a loss for some place to spend their evenings, The Home laundry delivery man had a lively runaway yesterday afternoon, which resulted in a partial demoralization’ of the ‘wagon and a badly shaken up driver. Yesterday forenoon the patrol was called into use to bear the city council to p about the city where their attentior in the matter of public improvements now under way. Peter Bartell, against whom judgment was rendered in the district court on Monday last, was running his saloon the samo as ever yesterday, no attention being paid to the decree of the court. Dr. L. Moser has taken unto himself a artner for life. She was the daughter of Dr. Vonegart, of Marne, I They willmake the Bluffs their home, where the doctor has a growing prectice. The Omaha Rowing association, which has headquarters at Lake Manawa, is preparing for a season of amusement. Their house, boats, etc., are being put in ship-shape und thirty more bouts have been ordered ‘Work upon the new reservoir in Fairmount park is progressing, Before the heated term arrives the fountain will be placed and other improvements made which will add,mate- rially to the attractiveness of this ‘‘sylvan retreat.” The district court convencd yesterday at 9 o'clock a. m. Tho day's assignment was called, but no casesWwere ready for trial. The saloon cases, so long pending, were set for next week. By thattime Mr. Haldane, one of the attorneys for the various defendants, will have returned. The tenement block of Wheeler & Herald on Pierce street is progressing rapidly. Why do not more of our investors and. bus ness men place their money in this kind of improvements! There 1 a sad lack of com- modious living houses pf reasonable rental, and a supply would result most profitably The following marriage licenses were sued yesterday : the va- season, between this and Edith V. Burnham, of Silver Cit Frederick Sehultz, of Omaha, and Annic Os’ sencopp, of this The latter couple were married by Justice Shurz. Mr. Julian H. Galdwin, an employe at the paper mill, had an experience Monday does not care to repeat. He was caught in the shafting, whirled over and over again until his clothing was stripped entirely from his body. Strange to say: he fell to the floor unhurt save a few bruises, which did not prevent him from contmuing his work. H. M. Jones has purchased of H. W. Hart lot 8, in block :6, Beers' subdivision, for which he paid $1,000; Mary E. Schlucter has purchased lot 6, in block 11, Hall's addition, paying $1,200; N. Merriam has sold the_fol: lowing lots to F. O. Gleaso 16 and 17, in block 24, 20, 21 and 22, in block 11, Omaha addition, §1,225, The deeds were recorded yesterday. “The residents of the city would materially assist the officers in the protection of prop- erty if they would promptly report the ap- pearance of any suspicious looking person or persons in their neighborhood. That there s & gang of toughs in thoe city for the pur- pose of “doing"’ everyone they meet there is no question. The police foree are doing their best to clean them out, and they should be assisted in the manner indicated. e i Union Abstract company, 236 Main street. el Tipton has bargains in real estate. —— The All Saints’ Guild will furnish re freshments and dancing after the Boy coneert at Masonic temple Friday e ning. ty S Cut Rates to Chicago. The Chicago, Burlington & Quiney railroad will give cut rates to all who 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 in- clusive. Good to return between the 20th and 25th. M. M. Murshall, gencral agent. B — 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. -~ To Help the Manawa Line. The delay in completing the crossings of the various railroads has constrained the city council to use its influence in assisting Mr. Reed to secure that end at an early date. At its iast meeting the for up- inted Aldermen Metcalf, I ellinger to act with Mr. Rohrer and the city attorney, the whole to act as a committee to confer with thie various railroads respect- ing the matter, There is no question but that the power is in the hands of the council 10 effect this purpose, and that the matter is thus taken in hand is assurance that no more unnecessury delay in the matter will be experienc ALl R Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele. Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- mshings of the New York plumbing Co. - Wanted—Pony for small boy to ride, either purchase or hire. Address Henry W. Rothert, Supt. D, & D. Insti- tion, Council Blufls, - St. Bernard's Hospitat.o St. Bernard’s hospital was recently re- moved to the Geise building, where it now has excellent quarters. It is fully equipped in every particular to meet the wants of the suffering and destitute, and is truly an insti- tution of which Council Bluffs has a right to fecl proud, and for which the gity may thank the Sisters of M One of the rules that is this: **None admitted the influence of 1'quor, nor from injuries received while in that condition,” However, such will be cared for on the pay ment of au extra fee, Mr, Henry Bruton Is the agent. e Kansas City and Omaha Commencing June 1, 1885, the K, C., 8t. Jo &C., B. R. R. Co. will run their trains Nc 8 and 4 between Kansas City and Omaha via Council Bluffs and the U. i bridge. They will arrive and depart the sawo as heretofore. M. M. MaRsnaLL, Gen'l Agent. — Get a Home. Partics desiving a home either in the Van Bruntand Rice addition or Gregg tract, Council Bluffs, with house built to suit cus’ tomer on easy monthly payments, can se- cure the same in the ext ten days by inquir- ing at Nonpareil oftice, Omaba, or roow No. 8 Toverett block, Counlil Blufts, a. —————— : The engineers strike for Durlin Bros. for their groceries, Broad Lloyd will take your order, Tel. 2 P G E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel security of every description. Private eonsulting rooms. All busines gonfidential. Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Maln sireet, up-stairs. ess strictly | THE DAY IN THE BLUFES. Whet Is Wanted to Make the New Hotel “Go." THE MANAWA LINE WANTS HELP, The Chief Wants More Help—Cost of Sidewalks—Valuable Property We Can Not Use—Doings in the Courts, More Blue Conts Wanted. One of the first official communications of Chief Lucas to the city council was presented last Monday evening. In it he contrasted the police force of this city with that sessed by other cities, both east and W This comparison was most interesting showed that we have an ofticer to every 4,000 population, while other cities employ ne: double this number, or one to each 2,000 peo- ple. Itis well to economize, but a suving of money is not always the best cconomy. What the people want 18 as nearly a complete protection as is possible to be had, and this they are, or should be, willing hay for. The recommendation of the chief for a larger force should receive most favorable consid eration from the mayor, in whose hand the matter was placed. The Grand Hotel. About ten days ago some Chicago capital- ists and hotel men ted Council Bluffs for the purpose of determining concerning the advisability of accepting the profferred bonus of £30,000 for the construction of a grand hotel here, They made a thorough examination of the situation, the advantages of Council Bluffs, and while expressing themselves as well pleased, gave no definito answer but said they would wait until they had conferred with their partners in Chicago. The prediction was made that these men meaning business, the decision would be in favor of building such a hotel here. Yostor- u letter was received from them to the were ready to go ahead with the building of a 250,000 hotel here,provided the citizens stoad ready to make good their part of the arrangement. It now appes that all that is nec to secure the needed hotel is for the citizens to come u vith their £30,000. This coming without any doubt, 1f by it a hotel as desired secured. Such a hotel would prove a_profitable investment, and would certainly be as helpful an enterprise as any which this city can secure. With such a hotel Council Bluffs will speedily secure other enterprises and continue to prosper. erfer Put the Walks in Uniform. One of the things which strikes the visitor to our city with * is the lack of uniformity in the sidewalks of the city. These, as they now appear, are con- structed of all kinds of material, of all widths und at all grades. Some of these conditions are incident to the public improvements now in progres 11, in time, be remedied, but the y many of them laid with 10 other apparent object than to do as little as possible toward conforming to_the ordi- nance roing the martter. Nothing so aids in the zood appearance of both strects and property as even, well laid walks, all conforming to a definite plan. So far ns these ovements procced let this order maintain, and let obedience to the ordinances be compelled if it cannot be otherwise se- cured. e What the “Milwaukee' Wants. The difficulties experienced by Mr. Reed of the Manawa water line in securing crossings over the railroads were supposed to be settled, all of the managements having signified their willngness to arrange the matter torily. Contracts between Mr. Reed and all the roads except the Milwaukee have been signed, and seven of the fifteen crossings are now in. Now comes iv the Milwaukee road with a lot of propositions in their proposed contract, which virtually stops the whole business, for they are so unrcasonable that no one could be expected to aceept them, In the large cities of the cast and some of the west there are certain devices which make the cros elf acting, thus giving greater protection to the lines thus crossing euch other. But this systenris very expen- sive, so much so,in fact, as to p get bar it from general use, especially by r whosc'interests do not'run up into the big figures, These devices, the Milwaukee ins- sists, shall be put in at Mr. Reed’s expense Other demands, equally obuoxi us, are in- troduced. The matter has been brought to the notice of the city council d that body has appointed a special committee to confer with the rwiroad official. It is earncstly hoped that the difficulty will be speedly ad- justed. satisfuc- e What Our Side Walks Will Cost. At the meeting of the city council on Mon- y evening last the following bids for the construction of side watks were read: By F. 'T. Truc—Three-foot plank wallk, 22 rlineal foot; four-foot planl walk, 25 cents per lineal foot; five- foot plank walk, ¢ lincal foot 5 ling 25 cents per cubic By ton—Three-foot plank 2015 conts cash, four-foot plank cents cash; five-foot plank wal, R. C. Berger—Three-foot plank walk, 163 cents eash: four-foot plank walk, 19 ceiits cash five-foot plank walk, :Cnts cash. By John M. Harden-Three-foot plank walk, 1017 cents cash; four-foot plank walk, cents cash; five-foot plauk walk, 203§ cénts cash By G. H. Catterlin—Th 18 cents cash cents cash; fi cash. By John Skinkle—Three-foot plank v 1734 conts cash; four-foot plank walk. cents cash. 20 ard, walk, walk, 23 cents or- se-foot planlc walk, four-foot plank walk, 241; e-foot plank walk, 31 cents T — Olear Away thi Rubbish.” No city in the country the possessor of 80 many beautiful building sites as Council Bluffs, nor is any more favorably located in the way of giving conveniences of location to its business men. While this is true, the city cannot afford to lose any portion of these advantages, but, on the contrary, it should see to it that they are all put in such a con- dition as that they shall be available to any who may want to use them for legitimate purpo Many of these places are not so treated at preseit. rominent among these is Plerce street, between First and Second strects. Within a single block of Broadway the real demand is that this street shall be oceupied by men of business, with business, residences or with stores. This is right in the heart of the city, and one of its most uvailable portions, as to location. Is there any reasonable excuse forthe present o pancy of this street! If so will some one - sentit. Surely there must be some way of putting this nauseating th beyond the public gaze and rendering valuable und com- petent for public use this valuable portion of our realty. - Police Court. There was a light grist to grind out yester- day. J. Mahoney, a carpenter, had enough to puy his fine, §5.10, and @ ticket on the Rock Island, s0 the chief piloted him to the depot and seut him out of the city, M. E. Doran was discharged, and “Scotty” was sent home. Cha Grew was without money, and how he “grew” so drunk is a myst He was seut back into the hole uld remember. wgley was tried for assaulting his estimony showed that he chased his wife away from bome with an axe. That he took the family cow away to sell her and doprive his wife of this means of support. He had threatened to dispose of his world #oods and leave his wife to shift for herself. The judge gave Feagley a lecture and sent aim to jail for thirty days to serve out an as sessment of §100 aud costs. Myr. Grakum, & persistent and long suffer- ing boozer, was let out just before train time and sent home. e The Board of Trade. There was a fair attendance of the mem- bers of the board of trade at the regular weekly meeting last evening, The committee reported in fuvor of urging whe adoption of the Union Pacific railway bill now pending in congre: A set of resolutions to that effect was presented and adopted, and copies ordered sent to the congressmen and boards of trade of this state. Hon. George F. Wright was appointed a committee to attend to the printing of the same. E. H. Merriam submitted an in_regard to adding a_ third to his new block on Main and Pearl streets. He agreed to do this it the city would pur- chiase of him sixty lots in Wright's addition at a price of £150 per lot, one-third cash, bal ance in nine_and eighteen months. It was referred to the committee having the matter in charge, A communication from the Chicago hotel syndicate offering to accept the oifer ot the board of trade was considcred and a special meeting of the hotci committ red called for thi 'ning av 10 o°clock to decide in regard to the matter. Proposition of William C. Long.advertising agent of the Union Pacific railway company, in regard to advertising the city of Cour Bluffs in the new railway guides of that company, was_referred to the advertising nmitice with instructions to report at an carly date. Communication from W. B. Allison concerning storm charts were filed, and the sc rtary instructed to confer with President Atkins of the school board in regard to further com munication A resolution providing that all spec meetings of the board must be called by cither the president, vice president c i committee, was carried. Alderman od n pro tion to take some s tournament for this city in 1880, Thomas Bowman and William Moore were appointed a com- mittee to solicit subscriptions for that pu pose. A meeting of the advertising was ordered for this evening at 8 o'clock. The boaxd then adjourncd s Eight more mares fills Cyclone’s hook and no more patrons will be served. ———— Another New Church, Last evening, in compliance with a re- quest of the pastor made on Sunday last, a large number of the members of the Broad- way Methodist church, together with the official board met in the church purlors, But littie was known concerning the object of the meeting until Rev. Mr. Rees announced that the church edifice was not only not large enough for present demands, but was un- afe whon taxed ns it is at every public vice. 1t is more than probable that the Ma snic temple will be secured in which to hold unday services until a new and commodious structure can be reared. This will be upon the present site, offer story Major Lyman and civil service and gL, S. Rief, proprictor of Pigeon Creek hall, will give a grand dance and mateh game of base ball on Wednesday, July 4, and a dance each month thereafter during the at the full of the moon. Exact dates will be announced each month. — Personal Paragraphs. J. T, Stewart is in Chicago on business, ry Bethune, the runner, is in the city. W. Braymton has recovered from A number of “Troubadours the Ogden yesterday. Major M. Marshall, stopped at general agent of amily, of Underwood, were at the Creston yesterday. Mrs. J. Mueller is contined to her home on Willow avenue by a severe illn John MeNulty, of Muscatine, Ta., registered at <iel hotel yesterday. Charles T. Stewart is on his way to York, where he will spend a few days. Superintendent R. B. Campbell, “Milwau was in the city y D. O. Finch, esq., a prominent Des Moines, was registered yesterday. Colonel John Fox is o far recovered from his late indisposition as to be able to attend to the duties of his ofiice. Barr, of Fort Madison, Barr 18 an alderman of captain of the Barr hose company. Thelfollowing Towans were at the 1 A. H. Palmer, Cedur C. W. Foste s, Red Oak. Des Moines: B, A. ers, Imogenc Hedges and Mrs. G. Hundo, of Logan, w among the lowans ut the Pacific yesterd Messrs. C. 1. Conrad_and John Monik of Janesville, Wisconsin, were mn t yesterday enroute for the west. It is more thau probable that they will. within a f months, engage in 4 line of manufacturer: this city. was, Attorney of the Ogden ——— Motor Line Time Tabl Until further notice the Manaw line will leave the Rock Island trac and 11 o'clock a. m. : ¢ 4and 7 p.m. and at 7, 8, 9 and 10 o'clock p. m, : e L Last evening Salisbury’s Troubadours held the boards at Dohaney’s opera_house. The “Humming Bird™ is full of fun‘and every portunity was fully utilized by every me of the company. A better pleased audience never left the pleasure hall, which is sp much in recommendation of the Troubadours, ——— College Songs—Fine male boy choir concert, #5 voice temple, June motor 19, 10 o'clock quartets, ., Masonic Mr. and Mrs W. C. Estep rejoice recent arrival of o hittie daughter. s Had « billious attack and one of thos indeseribable es of constant Wi ness. Took guinine and other remedi without relief. Took Dr. Jones’ Clover Tonic; am strong and well, AsA THOMPSON, Logan, Ohio. C. F. Good- man Drug Co. — — A Horrible Dream, I began to dream, and I thought T was a hoy n, climbing the hills of my farm in Lancast county with little brother’s hand in mine, said a ter in the Philadelphin News ently., Then gradually the subtle essence which inspires the tangled labyrinths of fancy took possession of my mind. 1 wasugainon my engine, throttle in hand, careering through country at lightning speed, The ph poles flew by until I became I thought I heard the wild iek and the moun of the winds noise made by the engine. The exhilarations of the midnight ride made the blood in 1 veins tingle, But the night grew darker; the stars which had a moment before lit up the heavens with their s paled and disappeared in the gathering dusk. Darker and darker grew the night. Suddenly I peered curiously ahead, The sight that in mylream met my gaze turned my blood cold and sent it back with a sickening sensation to my heart. I tried toscream with fright, but could not utter a sound. Just ahead—not more than 500 feet distance—coming from the dircction in which my train was going was the headlight of an engine approaching with what to me seemed a most light- ning speed. 1 reversed my engine, but a collision was inevitable. The erash came, and, although T felt myself being hurled through the air, I could not sce. I heard cries and m and wild Shrieks, as of women in terrible agony. I clutched at something and awoke, I was standing on the bed and had my faithful wife by the throat. he w black in the face and almost strangled. Horro 1 loosened my hold, and she roll Irl sly to the floor, limp and almost lifeless. “Tapplied such restoratives as I had at hand, and when she at last opened her eyes and looked at me with a wild stare I fell upou my knees and begged for pardon. “'You ment to murder me!” she gasped. I tried to explain that it was all a dream, and after talking about an hour the truth began to dawn upon her senses. Even with the terrible marks where my fingers had clutched her throat standing out to condemn me, aswile overspread in the clog dizzy birds sh above the 15 L THTFR INEW BRIDGHI ; SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. = Tt e, METCALF BROTHERS Lowest Prices, ' of Any Bank in the e *S3YoANTY ¥/ "SIOYG ) 48 Wholesale. — — L ‘89140400, oA, MUTUAL i TN, ©O. . 4 VAV A AV AVAV Y Largest Capital and Surpius New York YH. & A. D.Foster, COUNCIL BLUFFS Paint, @il % Gloss Go, No. 8. PearlSt. IR RSN ] =T -WNND-GO of 1s. Miles ) Favd Stres | 9. AN + Willlam Siedsntapf, J ~ Dea b City & Caunty REAL BSTATE No.8 N g (>4 o S PICRRI KRR | CITIZENS STATE BANK: L SMUKE * Peregoy & Moors Santo Rosa. B ooosesone - AN EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIOLESALE HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.JOBBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Manufacturer of Pine ¢ T have always a full Cull and examine, rringes and her pretty face, and with te ing down her checks she give up railroading. I and now you know stationary engine. i S Stock Brokers' Secrets, A numb of the members of the stock exchange are trying to induce the government committee, with every prospect of success, to adopt o new em of puneumatic vubes for all purposes of communication between the floor of the exchange and the offices brokers, says the New York Mail and Expri The system is said to be peculiarly ingenious and capable of fur- nishing quite as prompt connection be- tween the two given points as is now made by telephone. The fatal objec- tion to the telephone for messages such as the brokers have to send is the pub- licity nec 1y given o them at the point from which the; e sent. This objection holds, too. ngainst the tol raph, and numerons stories are told in Wall street of fortunes made by street brokers who are able to res messuges which were heing sent or r ceived over a telegraph instrume: Against the messenger service brol make two distinet complaints The first is that the boys loiter ofi their way and that it takes, in consequence, from fifteen to twenty minutes to have a mes- wge delivered. The other and more serious objection is that these messen- ger boys ave frequently tampered with, and the news of what 4 big operator is doing has been apt to lenk ont at a very inconvenient stage of the proceedings. A leading Wallstreet broker who. fre- quently conduets enormous operations in the market. suid the other day that the only way ho has secured safoty for himself on occasions has been in send- ingorders tobuy and sell at the same time. Reports. therefore. of his opera- < would be conflicting, and nobody able to tell on what side he was do- the most of his business. The pneu- matic tube system, it is vepresented to the governing committee, has none of the ‘objections urged either against the telephone or the messenger service. It is rapid almost to the pont of instan- taneousness, and is absolutely secret. stream- sd me to promised her, by Lam running a Star Stables and Mule Yards Broadyw ay, Council Bluffs, Opp. Dummy Depot Horses and mules constantly on hand, for sale at retail or in car load lots. Orders promptly filled by contract oa short notice Stoc Teleph Oppd D, H. McDANELD & C9,, Hides. Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. £20 and 82 Malp Street,Council Bluffs,Towa. sold on commission. 114, DR. 8. STEWART, Veterinary Surgeo Ilospital and Office, 45 Kourth Street, Council Bluffs, Towa Veterinary Dentistry a 'Specialty. 18 a practical, well paching, and couibines the perfect vapid writ ed wrjter, The E SON MIMEOGRAPH, the best apparatus m for mantfolding autographic and type wr work 3,000 copies can be tiken. TYPEW RIT supplies for sale. Send for civeulars, 3 celsior Co., Council Bluts, 1 Mention this paper, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 600Broadway Council Bluffs, lowa. Established CORITI WORKS, B, GRAUL, Manufacturer, NO, 104 E, BROADWAY, CORRESIONDENOE SOLICITED, of the | Buggics. tock to select from, Prices Low. JPECIA Lad S Loan, rate of sertion and Fiv TFHOR SaAT Brondwa, OR RENT- pleasantly lawn and fruit | Joor mENT closets, Address ote., will be'inse quent insertion. oflice, No, 12 Pear] § frs’ lowa. Inquire maching H.F. HATTENHAUER, Nos. 27 to 31 | SPECIAL NOTICES. uch as Lost, Found, ‘o Reut, Wants, Boarding in this_column 'at tho low TS PER LINE for the first ir ve Cents Per Line for each subse- ve advertisements at our treet, near Broadway Dplete buker 1'Auwerda. waiter at Allen's European 00d_hous en rooms, {tuated, and one acre of garden, . Appiy to Horac > unfurnishe rooms, two A good second-hand typ Remington preferred. Butts, F5, take stoc one. of n and carp Mande] DOI SALE | Qs i it sold socn. Omaha, dress DO INES You can get i 1. Crafts, 523 'wo fine stock farms for sale. Johnston & T WILL buy good second-hand furniture, stove . Room 3, estern land to Three hotels in Nebraska and wall payment for rerchandise as pa Mair an Patten, will pay full cash value, A. J. 3 Broadw cook at the Creston ‘Two acres chofce Iand_ just west ransfer depot. Wil sell very low ‘orrest Smith, Brown building Ain, 40 acres near st uth Ouaha,” Neb,, Johinson & Chamber of Commerce, ks ol merchandise, cil Bluir: ave city property, for izoods. Call n & Christian, Rocm 35, Omaha. YOU WANT I S = tin any amouut, on either short Joh or long time, on chattie or real estate security Real estate of all kinds, Call on or address L. roadway, Council Blutrs, | MAIN ST. AIR GooDs. | BLuFFs. Big lot of \’olluw Jersey and Nansamond SWEET POTATO PLANTS. FOR SALE BY J.R. McPHERSON Grower and Dealer in EAST MAIL ORI Vegetables, Vegetable Planlsl,‘ PruiE, i y Council Bluff ED. Physici Disease 07 Br 8 PROMPTLY SNYDER & SNYDE M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. an and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: sof Women and Children, oadway, Council Bluts, THEO. BECKMAN, MANUFAC URER OF AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND COLLARS. A Full Assort ment of Harnmess Goods Con: stantly on Hand. Repairing Neatly and Prowptly Doue, NO. COUNCIL BLUKFS, ¢ . 206 MAIN ST., 10Wwa —I——— 5L GONA DK J. W, &, L. Sauirg's TAbsxruc\s' of Title ARE THE BEST. SO ETS - ‘18‘(\3“-‘@;&%\%9 d L TR o 7 Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. | ncll Blaffy. ANOS, 4 S(l. Ma 9,30.000 Your Patronage - . + Is Solicited. n 1| 35022 ding, len.in ~—— — N — Elegant Court Fine Gov*t. Buildin, R WEIR SHUGART CO. Fourth Street. THE OGDEN ! Buildings, Automatic New & 2d Hand Repai 1 always keep in stock a la make C: rge variety of eastern wgos, whicn 1seliata very low rate. [ am always ready to show goods. MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 Wrought and ci?fl Hn" wnnK”%)‘_%m ENGINES Nos. 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Bluffs. Highest Economy, Stmplicity and Durabdility. 1. Telephone 160. A SLAUGHTER! WE ARE GLOSING OUR STOCK OUT FAST BUT WE ARE IN A HURRY ! YOU And Every Department Must Be Cleaned Out Immediately. DURING THE SEASON YOU WILL WANT DRY GOODS BUY THEM NOW WHILE THEY ARE GOING. [UST HAVE CARPETS! We Have Them For You and at Prices That Can’t Be Duplicated. Don’t Be Deceived. This is Your Opportunity. CASH DOES IT. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. HARKNESS BRO’S. ESTABLISHED 1842, INCORPORATED 18790 RUSSEILI. & CO. MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. SIZES FROM 25 70 300 HORSE POWER, AUTOMATIC anteed, Can show letters where Send for Catalogue. " GRESTON HOUSE, Main 8'., Council Bluffs. Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape and Electric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable MAX MOHN, - EGAN & KIMBALL, PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS. No. 552 Broadway, Opera House Block, Council Bluffs, Teléphone No. 254 CARTER & SON, Prop's. sanufaliirersof All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. Orders by mail for repairs promptly sttended to. Batisfaction s uaranteed. 10th Avenue. Ad aress Ogden Bolles Works, Coaucll iags,lows. | CUT-OFF Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. conomy 1s equal to a COUNCIL BLU E. C. HARRIS, Manager. PROPRIETOR pectally Adapted for Electric Lighting, MILLS, —AND— ELEVATORS, ENGINES. Regulation, Durability Guars rliss Non-Condensiug, s, TOWA. JOHN GILBERT, PLUMBER AND DEALER IN WIND MILLS, IRON AND WOOD PUMPS. NEW SPRING MILLINERY 16514 DOUGLAS BT,, OMAHA,NEB,