Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1888, Page 6

‘8 THE SUNDAY BEE. JUNE 10, 1888~SIXTEEN PAGES. THE SUNDAY DEE. T BUATES BV WEEK TH H INEW BRIDGEH! COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL STREET. —o¥— SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS,. ] METGALF_BROTHERS The Hotel Syndicate Ready to Begin ‘Work at Once. Delivered by, Carrler in Any Part of the Oity at ——— Tw G . . ‘enty Cents T Week. H. W.TILTON. MANAGER. CLOSING upP THE SALOONS. TELEPHONES: Puorisess Orvice, No. 43, R The Prohibitionists happy—Too Coarse — Gravel Tor Paving—Better Drives to Manawa—Busy Burglars— Personal Paragraphs. Furnishing Goods, b l.ownf Prlael, Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. | 3 ef Wflllum Ste danmpf, ™ ca; & County uu.‘tsnn 3 No.8 N. M s’d!o'o'o'o"o'o’o‘b ) MINOR MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Fremont county is to vote on the question The Grand New Hotel, of & new $35,000 court louse, the election 10 | A yujogram from the Chicago hotel —FOR- o place July 10, “x(lll\»l":ntw:w]v]]‘u:vr-wml in the securing of | SYyndicate was received yesterday afternoon the Chautauqua asscmbly requested to | that fairly and finally settles the question of ' moet with the directors at the board of trade | the new palace hotel in this city, 1t was as rooms Monday evening. follows: L] The delegates of the Ancient Order of Raise your 30,000 bonus, and we will Hibernians leave for Cedar Rapids to attend | golect our own site. We want to begin s STA s u\\l\n\ AOERT = CO. New 000. SMiles of 9 [} laryon pltal and Surplun of Any Bank in the oit, Your Patronage - . Is Sahclled .11 1889, 50. H. & A, D.Fostar, hey are Tim O'Hearn, sell, John Sullivan, There will be a meeting of the republican club to-morrow evening at the new head quirters, room 1 Masonic temple, for the purpose of arranging for uniforms ‘and otier details in connection with attending the na- tional convention. ©. J. Swan has fitted up a first-class bake at No. 218 Main street, and will open the same on or about June 12, The baker who was employed by the firm prior to dissolution will continue in the employ of Mr. Swan. Every effort will be made to meet the wants of the public. The county clerk has fssued the necessary apers to legalize the marriages of C. H. ves, of Des Moines, and Dollie ( Humboldt county; Plimy M. Franc ferson county, and Clyda Eckles, of McCook, Neb., and P Nelson and Elsena Fred rickson, of this city. Superintendent Cooper is busy circulars for the coming teack stitutes of this county this city July 9 to structors to be Dr. Jues aughton, Prof. A. B. Warner, Prof. W. C. Davis, Prof. J. W. W. Laird and Mrs, I F, W The other institute will be held at Avoca July 80 to August 17, Yesterday morcing Tur Bee mentioned the operations of an old man who was trymg 1o sell a scurrilous screed against the bible upon the street. Be it said to the credit of ayor Rohrer that the license was issued without a full examination of the book when its character was les promptly annulled the license and put effectual quietus upon the old man and his hook. ———— Union Abstract company, 230 Main street. ———— - Dissolution Notice, The public_are hereby notified that the partnership which has heretofo existed between C. J. Swan and W Robinson, proprietors of the Domestic bakery at No. 905 Main st., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. S. Swan collects all bills and assun all firm liabilities incurred since March 28, C. J. SWAN W. S. ROBINSON. ———— Personal Paragraphs, Mrs, William ars left yesterday for ‘Wayne, Neb., to visit her son. She will be absent about three weeks, W. A. Highsmith, yardmaster of the Wnion Pacific, returned yesterday from at- tending the grand masonic lodge, Rev, F. M. Woodley, pastor of the Sidney Baptist church has resigned to accept the pastorate of a church in Steele City, . A, Sackett has entered the employ of Max Meyer & Bro., of Omaha, and en upon the duties of his position’ to-morrow. He will have arge of the tuning and re- airing department of that establishment, ut will continue his residence in the Bluffs. J. M. Thomas, foreman of the Nonpareil job room, left for Kansas City yesterday Fate from the typographi- ty 8 nual session of the International Typograpki- cal union that convenes there to-morrow. E. McK. Goodwin, one of the most efficient. instructors at the institute for the deaf and dumb, left last evening for the cast, intend- ing to visit the institutions of Pennsylvania and New York, and gain such information as he can there and then proceed to his home in Raleigh, N. B., to spend the summer vaca- tion, Dr. W. A. Wilcox will leave to-day for Leadville, Col., there to continue the practice of the dental profession. For some time he has been associated with Dr. West and has roven his ability as a dental physician. He s des dly popular among his associates and many friends wish him success in his new field of labor. Cut Rates to Chicago. The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad will ;_vm-.unul s to all who d the repubtican con- we for the round trip. A special train will run for their accommodation, but the tickets will be good on re, * trains on and after June 16, s will be on sale on June H and from the 16th to 19th in- elusiv od to return between the 20th and '.Zulh M. M. Marshall, general agent. — The State University. The visitors attending the commencement of the state university of Towa, June 15-20, will be returned at_one-third fare, on the certificate plan. Take receipts from each railrond passed over in reaching Towa City. R. H. Allin, Com. —~ 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. —~——— A New Steamboat. The latest addition to the Manawa squad- ron is a handsome steamer with a_capacity ©0f 150 passengers, The new vessel is a flat- bottomed screw steamer, and arrived in the city yesterday. It will require about two weeks to put her together, and she will then take her place among the fastest of the lake boats. The owner s Mr. H. Chapman, conductor on the motor line, who is an old Mississippi river steamboutman. The new boat draws no more water . than the C. E. Mayne and will navigate the luke as handily 88 any of the other bouts, Motor Line Tin able, Until further notice the Manawa motor line will leave the Rock Island tracks at 9, 10 snd 11 o'clock a. 3, 4 and 5 o'clock P m, and at 7, lock p. m, dese ny(lml All business strictly e 500 Ilnmd\\.x) cor- The Police WRound-Up, " Mhero was but a trio of subjects for Judge Aylesworth's consideration in police court yesterday mornin d ine disposed of their cascs in short order. John Skates, the oue Jegged crook who was charged with com A city in a “ring” game, was sentenced to Nty days in the , but given until 2 o'clock to say good bye to friends about town The time granted was not long enough for he failed to appear at the ap inted tine. G. H. Scott wus taxed #3.10 Jor drunkenness. G, Adams, the hack-driver who was arrested for overcharging a lady for taking her trunk from the transfor to the Broadway depot, was ordered to return conts of the amount received released upon paying cost - J. G, Tipton a fine r on Oakland avenue for sale. Anyone desiring a site to build an elegant howme upon should see him at once, - Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele. — ———— Kansas Oity wnd Omaba. (oumu |.um Junel, 1588, the K. C., St. Jo &C. R. Co. will rua their trains Nos, 8 and 4'1muu en Kansas City and Omubia via Council Blufts and the U, P bridge.” ] y Will wrrive aud depart the sume as héretofe M. M. MagsuaLL, ‘Gen'h Agent. work next week. The telegram was received with much enthusiasm at the board of trade rooms, and several of the member pledged themselves to jount. Some of the parties who had previously subscribed, doubled their subscriptions, and the ultimate erection of the structure was assured. At the time of receiving the dispatch $24,000 had been raised, one fourth of the sum having been subscribed in the past four days. In advertising their offer of a bonus, the board of trade asked for a £150,000 hotel, but after talking over the matter the Chicago capitalists decided that the sum named \\nnl:l not build and furnish a hotel such as v wanted, and_decided upon $230,000 as price of the structure complete, Their offer now is to invest a quarter of a million dollars here if the city gives them $30,000. They also agree to begin work immediately, and hope to serve a grand opening dinner on sw Year's day, 1880, The latest offer ro- ps the board of trade of the trouble of securing a site, and their labors end when they provide the £30,000. The members of the syndicate are Messrs, Secrist, Wells and Craig, and the_hotel when completed is to be run by Mr. W. W. Watson, a hotel man of wide cxperience. The out: look is very bright, and it is R wwillbe buta few days after the site is selected until work on the structure will begin, S LA Tipton has bargains in real estate. e Where is the man who has not pro- fited by investing in property through Tipton, * real estate brok Echo answers, *V Closing Saloons. Judge Deemer arrived in the city day morning, and the saloon c taken up for consideration in the district court. Ten cases were called and the fol- lowing seven went by default and temporary injunctions were ordered issucd against them without bond H. Ford, Fred Letzimger, Price Gibson. G. H. & G. W. Ferguson, John Dunn, John Booth and Agnes Folsom. Attorneys ~appeared for Jacob Howarth, Kittie Edwards and W. H. White, and their cases were continued until the first of the weck. The situation of the saloon keepers is grow- ing desparate, and several of them have an- nounced their readiness to close. It is ver, probable that Attorney Sims will seeur either permanent or aporary injunctions nst nearly all of t cused parti the present saloons will all be The liquor men are all ver bse-mouthed uhn\ll Llw matter, and scem disposed to |m|kv in such a manner as to make it rocky for the saloon wmen. Mrs. Fannic Kellogg Bachert w 1.‘-- ceive a limited nnmber of scholy vocal culture. Apply to Mueller Music company. e Too Coarse Gravel. Aldermen Metealf and Lacy visited lower Broadway yesterday to inspeet the paving and see what cause there was for the com- plaints that have been made about the gravel being so course as to be unfit for use. The gravel is furaished by Keller & Parsons, und is obtained from the Hinton banks. 'I‘lw J engineer claims that son it will not drop betw ders not to use it. Mr. Keller \\unl\ll the ity to take what had already been loaded on the cars and agreed thai there should be no further cause for complaint, It is thought all difiiculty may be avoided by using smaller sereens at the gravel bed and the city anthorities so recommended. e aty Board, The atten 1 of the county commissioners vesterday occupied in auditing bills, ¢ were so many of them that they could not complete it in_ one d citizens waited upon them and asked them to appropriate $1,000 for the purpose of rep: ing the bridge and road between this city iawa, Commissioners Under- wood and Waite were appointed a committee, with power w act, to take such steps as necessary and expend £1,000 or any part thereof to put the road iu proper condition for driving. —————— Successful Burglars. The discovery was made yesterday morn- ing that during the previous night burglars had been busying themselveson Pearl street, They had entered the storage and commis- sion house of J. R.Snyder, No.14 Pearl street, and had broken open the cash drawer in the oftice and also opened the safe. The doors of the safe were simply closed, the combination not being set, so they were not put to the trouble of blowmng the safe, and Mr. Snyder will not have to bear the ex- pense of patching it up. The iron box inside was forced open after the fellows had whit- tled away at the wooden partitions. The fellows only took money, sccuring about §30 in all, and carefully avoided a pawr of gold bracelets which were in the safe, and a check which was in the cash drawer. They appar- ently did not want anything that could casily identified. On the other side of the building is D, E. Gleason’s coal office. To this they gained en. trance by cutting a hole in the door large enough to admit a haud, and_thus reaching the spring lock they opened it. They cut the top of the desk and forced open the cash drawer, taking therefrom about §5. They left one silver quarter in the drawer, which either overlooked or left to comfort the loser. The fellows made their exit by way of the larger door in the rear, which was found open just as they had evidently left it. This tened by a padlock, & peculiar can be unlocked by’ giving it a ) quick jerk. As they evidently un- fastened the door in this way, without the y or breaking any of the fast. 218 that the work must have donle by someone who had familiarized self with the details of the plac oughly, It is not clear how they gained an [ nee, one theory being that they slipped into the building before it was closed for the ght, and hid themsclves there. Another theory is that ‘someone crawled through a broken window. The presence of undis. turbed cobwebs ahout this window yesterday worning is rather against the idea of someone having crawled through it itly no trace left by which ollow up the thieves. The police are supposed to be watch- business portion of the city, in addi tion to the vegular city force. The fre- s does not add greatly to g The city oftl cers have been put to & great disadvantage of late by being compelled to put on metro politan airs in the manner of uniforms. They are 80 bedecked with bright buttons and by other paraphernalia that they are seen for a lonis dlstance, and can be easily watched by thicves. They in turm cannot “shadow” a suspicious character. As the city has no special detectives or oftleers in citizens' dress it seems that the advantige at night.is all on the side of the gang.. The bright uni- foyms must be as satisfactor for the thieves as wv\lld be puttiug of &' bell on.tne cat's There are hundreds and thousands of places where you can gpend your dimes and dol- lars, but how few where you can save them ¢ Yoa can save not only DIMES, but DOLLARS, by attending our Six Days’ Un- loading sale, commencing to- mMOrrow. Each and every department will be full of the best bar- gains ever offered. Grand special sale of Para sols. Grand special sale of Laces and Kmbroideries. Special bargains in Hosiery, Gloves and Corzets. Tremendous clearing out gale of Wuie Gooos, LAWNS and Wasn Driss Goops. Special bargain sale of Silks and Dress Goods. All must be sold during this week at Half Price at 11y Ejsemal & Peoples dore, - Nos. 218, 220, 222 & 224 BROADWAY. neck, by which the rats could be given warn- ing 0f her nearness. Less dress parade and more uetual service secms to be a greatly neoded change just noy i The engineers strike for Durlin Bros, for their groce 3 Broad Lloyd will take your Wants a Fifth Tr Yesterday afternoon Judge Deemer=lis- tened with evident interest to arguments on the motion for u new trial in the case of Jon. athan Jones, who was found guilty of man- slaughter. The Jones case has 1 looked upon for some time as a court chestnut, but when his attorney, Colonel C. R. Scott, of Omaha, yesterday outlined the case as it peared to him, it scemed of striking interest, trongly to. both Justico and facts of the shoot- re familiar to most. (it Tonesvaz | ieaas ot eholl il surely so now. He strikes everyone a poor demented creature, who has no ap- preciation of his situation, and whose life 1s a wreck. Colon cott was his attorney from the start, and ulthough there is not dollar in the case, and no prospect of there ever being, and although Jones is not men- tally capable of even appreciating the ser- vice, this_attorney bravely stays by poor Jones, fighting = for him as stoutly as though he was getting fat fees It cannot be for the sake of gaining a reputa- tion, as Colonel Scott has long since passed that point in his career where he needs to thus act. He has all the opportunities which his time and strength will allow, and there are many demands for his services by those who are ready and able to pay liberally. For an attorney of his rank to thus cling to the cause of such an unfortunate can not but ex- cite admiration and give credit to_his declar- ation that he is making the fight in what he honestly believes to be the cause of inno- cent suftering and of right. Jones has been four times convicted, once of murder in the second degree, nud three times of man- or. The'case has been 1o the supreme o times, once on & demurrer, and twice on the merits of the case, and each de- cision Lias been in favor of Jones, the cuse having been twice reversed. Colonel Scott yesterday made a strong general picturing of the peculiarities of the case, and follow this by a close argument of the legal | and a careful, clear showing of the which had crept into the last trial, with rea- sons why & new triul should be granted. ol P Masonic. Executive lodge, No. 257 A, F. and S, M. will hold its regular communication Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order of W, M. ———— Laid at Rest. The funeral of Mr. L. B, Hunt took place from the Ogden house yesterday afternoon atBo'clock and was largely attended. A number of the members of the board of trade attended in a body, among the number being Messrs. Rohirer, Merriam and McConnell, the committee who were chosen to make ar- rangements for the reception that was to be tendered Mr. Hunt on the occasion of open- ing the hotel. The services were conducted ¢ Rov. Mr. Harsha, of Omaha, and wero very impressive. The pall bearers were all hum men of this city and Omaha: George Ferguson of the Pacific, Messrs on & Yancey of the Bechtele, Frank McDonald of the Millard and C. C. Hulett and J. E. Strong. The remains were interred in Fairview cemet —~ The Pulpits and the Pews. The following announcewments are made of services at the several churches of the city: ved at the Con- The Sunday and will take part in the exercises. little ones will be baptized and the ‘!uulur will preach & sermon to the children. There vill be no evening services, the pastor still suffering from a severe throat trouble. The pastor of the First Captist church will preach at 10:€0 4. m. and 8 p. m. ‘Baptism in connection with morning service. Seats free, All cordially welcomed. “This afterndon at 80'clock Children’s day will be obsérved at Harmony Mission chapel, *SayoANT Y ¥/ "S|09IS ] 4EG 88140450 EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. COUNCIL BLUFFS Paint, @il X Gloss Bo, .« Wholesale. w | Poregoy & lmre‘; Santo Rosa. W, &B. L. SQUIRE'S Abstracts of Title 1ni688,35022 [opulatio WEIR SHUGART CO. WIHOLESALE EARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. TOEBERS OF .A.G.R,IC‘U’T..TURAL IMPLIEMENTS. )\lunulm-uuur of Iine Carriages and I have always a full stock to select from, Call and examine, Prices Low. The exereises will be quite interesting. Mr. R. C. Hubbard will nddress the children. At the Broadway ) church the past H. W. Rees, wi i to the young 10 ot s ittle Things.” Bap- > close of sermon. service in the evening at 8 'l he “children will have chary we of the evening service under the leadership of the superintendent, Colonel L. W. Tulley Berean Baptist Church—Rev. T. F. Thickstun preaches at Overton mission on Fourth avenue, near Seventeenth street at 3 p. m. to-day. Strangers and I letters in hand will be made come. Subject: “The Transfigur: Mr lead the 4 ¢ ing at X M. C.A. rooins to-morrow. ject: “Contrast Between th--(l\mtmnh the World,' are invited. u-m‘\]t ted b, SR are cordially invited to attend. St. Paul's Churel e service to-day at 10:30 a. m. and . Sunda, 8cl hllul . young men’s bible ¢ 1 The Rev. M. F. Sorenson of Omaha will preach. Young men and strang ys cordially welcomed to these s ¥ Presbyterian 1., the children and others of thegsab! ulh ‘i('l!)'\l will jo vice peculiar to Children's day, of wh ations by the children will s by the The church will be decorated with vs for the occasion. Inthe cvenin, 1l song service, s ed to Chi dren's Day, with an addrcss by the pastor. .et ull come. . Strangers specially invited. me of evening seryic u the Golden” rranged by Spark Cowen ielley Organ Response ..Batiste “Angel Voices” ., .Faure Anderton .Tours List to the l’m\u Grand Offering—Orgi - Street Reforms, Mayor Rohrer proposes to put a stop to the disgusting exhibitions of brutality tha may be secn hourly on the streets of this city on the part of the hackmen and bus and express drivers, Their overworked horses arc urged along at the top of their speed, ad the drivers vie with each other in the cracking of their whips s they actually flay the hair off their abused animals, 1t is the oft-repeated sentiment of visitors th Council Bluffs hus the toughest lot of hack drivers of any city in the west. One draw. back to prosecuting the cases has been the small chance of identifying the driver or owner of the vehicles, but this will viated after the 1st of July by an orde; the mayor, providing that the number carriage must be pliinly painted on the of the lumps, and us the lamps must lighted afte vill be easy to identify the vehicle whenever necessary. The matter has been postponed until the first of next month as all licenses expire at that time, and the numbers will be newly granted for the ensuing year. The miyor also proposes to take some ac- tion in regard to the habit of ball playing the streets, that has grown so annoying of late, and it is probuble that a stop will be put to it. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. SRECIALudvertisements, sucl as Lost, Found, » lu Loan, For Sale, '] ) e nt, Wants, H-mr(lhh{ et be'inserted n this column at the low rnhulf’l’l”i CENTS PER LINE for the first in. sertion and Five Cents Per Line for each subso. quent insertion. Leave advertisements at ou office, No, 12 Pear] Street, near Broadway, Coun- cil Bluffs’ Iow WANTS. —Four-room house With Eitchen good cellar, well, cistern and other im- provements. J. ¥, Petérson, 23 Lincoln a [0 RENT- Btore r eet, Just souil of Hae office. APDIY 0 Horuce Ever: t, Council Bluffs, 1 1‘\111 CBAL 3 . good farm near Beche- town, in Harrison county. Willtake horses and cattle'in part payment. Apply to Horace JOOR SALE—A good, complete: bak: X Hroadway, Fred'Auwerda, WILL buy good second-hand furniture, stoves and carpets; wili pay full cash value. A.J &% Broadway. 8 cogk At the Cre At & bargain, 40 acres near stock ards, South Omaha,” Neb, Johnson & Christian, 'Room 85, Chainber 0f Commerce, Owaha, VW ANTED—Stocks of “meichandise. ~ Hay Omaha and Council Bluffs eity property, also western land to exchange for goods. Call on or address Johuson & Christiyn, Koom 85, Cuamber of Comu e, Omaha, The Quick Meal Vapor Stoy Positively the best and most reliable vapor stove made. Will not leak; eas- ily cleaned; will last twenty years, You can buy it just as cheap as inferior stoves. ~Is absolutely safe; cannot ex- plode or cause an accident. Don’t fail to see it before buying. Also a great reduction in prices of refrigerators for thirty days. At Cole & Cole, 41 Main street, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. W0Broadway Council Blulls, Iowa. Established Aol ' JONES &SHIVJGA'RT VICTOR CYC ES HARDWARE AND STOVES. )THE CELEBRAYED(— ' I]ANBLER GASOLINE STI]VE 211 BROADWAY. GHESTDN HOUSE Main 8%, Council Blugfs. Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape and Electric Call Bel's, [ Accommodatious First Class, Rates Always Reasonable PROPRIETOR EGAN & KIMBALL, PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS. Opera House clephone No. 2 MAX MOHN, Council Bluffs, NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS 8 u“,\lh\.&l B D. K. McDANELD & GD., Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Frices, £20 and £22 Main Street,Council Bluffs,Towa. make Carriag hich 1sellata ver, I am always ready to show goods. WE HAVE SOLD A GREAT QUANTITY OF {DRY GOODS, CARPETS, ETC, BUT WE YET HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK AND THE SLAUGHTER WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DEPART- MENT IS CLEANED OUT. H.F, HATTENHAUER, | ooy Rk T o e rth Street. The Best Bargains Ever Offered will be given to our trade during this week. We shall paralyze prices and surprise the buy- ers. No matter what you want, CALL AND SEE US. We will give you betler values for less money than you ever got in your lives hefore. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 401 BROADWAY, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IA. HARKNESS BRO’S. D 1842, INCORPORATED 1878 RUSSEILIL & CO., ' MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. 2570300 SIS CREERI N8 ELECTRIC HORSE B Sy LIGHTING, POWER. : : B2 Mills and Elevators, AUTOMATIC -:- CUT OI‘I‘ -+~ ENGINES. Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants, Regulation, Durability Guar- anteed. Can show letters from users where fuel Economy 1s e jual with Corliss Non-Condensing, BRANC HOUSE, COUNCIL E S, IOWA. Send for Catalogue, E. C. HARRIS, Manager. CARTER & SON, Manufacturersot All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended . Batisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue, dress Ogden Boller Works. Council Blufts, lowa, SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D, Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, Diseases of Women and Children, adway, Councl Blufts, THEO. BECKMAN, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, |1 BRIDLES AND COLLARS. A Full Assortment of Hurmess Goods Repairing Neatly and P, NO. 205 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS, DO YOU WANT e 0V gl N s o You can get it in any amount, ¢ or long time, on chattal or real estate s Has real estate of all kinds, 3 Broadway, Council Bluifs, Call on or addres CORITICE TWORKS, B, GRAUL, Mauufacturer, NO, 104 E, BROADWAY, CORRESPONDENOE . SOLACITED, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY H BIRKINBINE L‘,:.»‘: ‘Ilcl.ltll‘;n:[hl TS;“:.Yvyl.u.u n’l l'nimr Work, Brown Building, Council Bluffs, Towa, FINLEY BURKE-- fucrss, Eovisi Bisnigweer Brovn Buitdine 15 ———————— R Justice of the Peace. Ofilce over American Express, No, 419 N. SCHURZ-' Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa. STONE & SIMS = Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa == Courts, Offlce—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, Council Bluffs, lowa. Dentist, Corner Main Street and First Avenue, Council C- C. HAZEN" Bluffs, Iowa. sé PHUSAEAA dhniin R O B e nsultation. P Gt o Broadway. s hme, O10 BT s, HHours— 10 12, % to 5, 1:80 10 K fhic SOl T Towa, CHEAPER THAN EVERI GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, FOR MEN, YOUTH'S AND BOYS, M. MARCUS, 546 & 548 BROADWAY. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26C 50 PER CENT SAVED.