Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1888, Page 6

6 A e e o ARty A 7 A AT D I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1888 HE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 12 P RL STRE NO. OFFICE Delivered by Carrier fin Any Part of the City at Twenty Cents Per W H. W. TILTON. TELEPHON OFFICE, No. 43, MINOR M New spring goods at Reite New York Plumbing A buildihg permit for a com residence was issued yesterday to Mrs, T, E. Dubois The funcral of the infant son of C. Madson ook place yesterday from the residence on South Sixth street B The Council Bluffs club holds an important meeting this evening at the rovmns. Every member is requested to be present John Allen, proprietor of the restaurant, is movin s fixtures recently vacated Palace saloon b The Broadiay paving was stopy day by the rain. A mile and a quarter has already been completed, and makes o splen did drive Profs. Pa the Weste prietors of w ercet a a suitable Towa college fine college building in this city if site is donated. According to Mayor Rohrer the fines for the present” month are comin little slow.” A few have p amount, but the majority are still in arrear Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. W. . Duncan and Miss Agnes Jeffries. § lace Tuesc saloon ing, July B, at the residence of the bride's parents on' Nichols strect, Ttis reported that John S. Prince. the Omaha bicyclist, will shortly build a bicycle at Lake Manawa and give a_series of o8 in which @ number of the most Whoelmen of the count A formal request y Mayor Rohrer to rc cense asa police taken the matter under can determine just wh decision will hu Some of the windows of house have been accidentally washed, The is & back stairway which ought to be res cued, as it is fast becoming buried in an ac cumulation of old paper, quids and dirt. The reform should go on. rticip s yesterday m Nick O'Bri The may visement until he political bearing his the new court Mrs. Auna Burke, a former resident of this city, died Sunday home at Dennison. The r¢ here this morning and 1 in the Catholic ceme! well Jenown among the older here, and s much estoomed for he muny admirable qualit Chief Lucas k his promise to A. L. Trotter, the Des Moines vag, who followed his wife to this city in the vain hope that she ‘would support him. Trotter was ordered to trot out of the city, but his pace was too slow, and he was athered in last evening. He will be trotted out to the rock pile this morning. A quiet weddin the Oth of last N Council BlufTs’ took place at Avoca on wber by which t ung folks were h ) jomed for life. For reasons best known to themselves the matter has been kept very quiet, and the parties have never lived to- gether. Rumors of an opposing parent current, and a lively scenc is v ‘catches on” to this latest ra son and heir. The freaks of cupid are past accounting for, and he alw: dodge to help out his victins. A splendid programme is for the Fourth of July, that visitors to Manawa Ath 3 tion to a game of ball, ti ) bition of luc: ween the dinus and a te ted in th Traces, ek i od pol g throwing the , putting the shot, several other u ¢ sports will be indul, in. Arrange wre ot fully but the progr is day’s sport is ated. The only case to come up_in police court yesterday was that of Tom Brown, charged With disturbing the peace was arrested at the instance of Kthel an, a Pierce Btreet eyy 1, Whosi blishment he was trying to run accorc to s own i When the cas sho desired 1o pay the costs defendant dis- ehurged, but she had no Wi o The ¢ being prepared 1l interest completed ind a rarve was again arrested on con tinued until next k ot O Buy a “White”sew. mach. 20 N. Main. Buy mantels, grates and_hearth fur- mishir of the New York plumbing Co. 1 - Coming Down With tl The tin wedding anniversar Tin.: of Mr. and Mrs, R Holst, of the Kiel Louse, was ob- served in an impromptu manner Monday evening. The ds of this worthy couple planncd for the surprise, and carricd it out very happily. They swarined into the parlors of the hotel, bearing with them a varicty of tin utensils and noveltics, enough to stirt a first-class tin shop, with & bri ment. Among the novelties was an elaborate tan cane, which Dick now wields with due appreciation, After the fricnds had gathered the surprised couple stood in the center of a large circlo of fricuds, and the ceremony wis duly performed by Rev. Chris Timm, of the Davenport Democrat. A pleasant social season followed and a merry feast of good things. Union Abstr for their groce Lloyd will take \uul order. Tel. Tht'y \Vxll l,‘\'l\'lu'lnn, A grand celebration is announced for In- dependence Day at Bock's garden in the eastern part of the city. The following is the programme of exercises: Mus Dalby’s band, Reading the D ation of Independence ~Miss Joscphine Rief, Music by the band. by J. R. Dietrich, by the bund Short speeches by citizens, Music by the band. At the conclusion of lulllrm e will devote ent, of wlich ound. 200, these exercises the themselyes to social there will be all kinds Daucing all day and eve Complexion Powder is an absolute necessity of the refined toilet in this climate. Pozzoni’s combines every cl- ement of beauty and purit Tipton Say If you want to get a corvect and an in- telligent idea of just what a Chautaugua assembly is, then go with us on tho ex- cursion to Creto, Neb,, leaving lnnuul~ way U. P, depot at 9:45 a. m. Frid June 20, We will have through cay and tickets, “The fare from Council Bluffs to Crete and return, including admission to the grounds, will be # good for ten xl.n~. returning on an and train the holder muy choosd Tickets can bo had, commencing Wed- ne morning, at Harkness Bros Union Ticket office, corner Broadwa) Pearl sts.; Pacific house, Wabash Ticket office, corner Broadway and Main sts.; Camp & Ellis, Opera House Drug store; U. P. Broadway depot, Offi- cer & Pusey’s bank, Bushnell’s book store and J. B. Atkins’ drug store. Let the people of this city turn out as becomes the oce and hear and see, returnin, infused with **Chautauqua not your neighbor rest until he or she Las personally become informed of the A advantiges that are secured by aving an institution of this cl haracter in our midst. The crowd attending this assembly is so great that curs could not be promised us for Thursday or Satur- day, but for Friday only. J. M. OURsLER . Recording Secretary C. B. C. A, e $. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. asion and go thoroughly ideps. Lot scribers will govern themselvos accotdingly. 1t 18 evident that more interest must be taken in the meetings of the board, If any great re- sults are to be expected froni that body. WHAT'S NEW IN THE BLUFES Sweet Singers Give an Enjoyable The uo.mmu an Club, Benefit For the St. Bernard's. At the republican club mecting last even ¥ ing it was decided to hold a grand ratifica T tion meeting next Saturday evening, BUILDING. | immittees w appointed to pre NEW POST OFFICE Lowest Prices, Mozart Vie® i3actens. After an interme- orchestra the Gypsy n girl, was rendered was abundant prais te overture by th from the Bohem irst Movement 0] lain and Mr T'hou Art Min Miss Vocal rom: and Mr Howard and ) Long. The effectiveness of the stage setling in this was | Voc 1 duott— greatly augmented by the appearance of a Miss N detachment of Dodge ards under | Evening r of Fine and Manufacturer 1w Carriages B Programmes Tor I have )m:l t Mr. Baetens® conser DIt Howard, w; presented with the followin street, free of \““K‘ o @ Iiverette, a society belle, Mrs, —— ard. Cousin Chawley, just from London, Remember the ben concert for 5 i = . His' Factotum Miss Mamie Fleming at the M. 1. | gatawney soup and fish balls at an o McDonald. Direc chureh on Friday evening, June 29, | ternoon tea. 3 al, Miss Fannie Arnold. Ac- | Admission 25 cents. Should you happen to k serving . Dr. MeC Miss Pauline i e o green frait at your lawn party don’t fail Dewitt and Miss Jennic Ellis, In this the T | Dar 1 :], have a pléntiful ! i tard cwitt and Miss Jennie B, T this the sorsonnl Paragraphs. ave a pléntiful supply of mustard Lt ““"‘J,;‘\':,“‘l““"”“ were catehy and oo Beno has returned from his east- | leaves and Jamaica ginger for a sceond ert’ Rehearsal” introduced the | €1 trip. Ll sl ‘ntleman will never appear nt a formal afternoon reception in his wif wedding dress. Recce Boyd and wife, of Harlan, were in the city yesterday. A son has 1 Mrs. George ' The home of Mr. and M has been gladdened by the ar daughte " Dr. Amy, of Beatrice, Neb., . visiting Mrs, L.S. Amy, returned home terday morning Paul D. Haynes, of Salina, Col been attending college in the turned home to spend the vacation. H. Park: book-keeper for Burnham sons and numbers : & I Reached My . «... Jordan nd \ L. Hi Solo—*“Tell Her I Love Miss 1da Tostevin, De F way | _ Without health life has no sunshine. Who could be happy with dyspepsia piles, low spirits, headache, ague, or diseases of the stomach, liver or kid- neys Jones’ Red Clover Tonic quickly cures the above diseases. Price 50 cents, . F. Goodman. He Was Very Fortunate. A man dropped in at an auction of un- . C. ol al of a young who has been yes- Solo—**Auf dem \\ asser zu Sin . S. Judd. Topical Song—But That Ain't Bus ness, You Know D. D. MeDon “Last Rose of Summer Miss Fannie A |mhl Solo- Duet—(Lucy and Chawley) s & Co., ha returned from X Y h Mr. and Mrs, How visit with his parents at Rochelle, T1L. claimed freight in Boston recently, and Finale—Old fa dance, Miss dJonnio Kimmick, of Bloomfield, | Purchased u box, of the contents of Washerwom: Towa, is visiting her uncl oomienss | which he wgnovant. When he and family, and will proba opened the box he found that he was 2ll rendered and ap- | time. the owner of about 2,000 manuseript e frequent. In addi- | Attorney Haldane, of Wright, Baldwin mouns. yman had written m"llw'!\nu:_‘ the fol- | Haldane, is at Keokuk, where he is argning | along the of the y s such 3 clioruses: Soprano— | the Geis wery case before the federal | curious sugge {irige & At ey i i Fitimorss the G ase before the federal gt |u‘h!‘nm It as the and McCoy, and Misses Kennedy, Brady, A e ey s e r e | RSN Uhis > in Muhony, Burk Burkhar Sl AR ‘\i"-_‘; Bl b L cornful smile after the Altos—Mrs, Maho A ety L LU0 >uuse long enough to this M the Colorado pionec citizen of Denver. He is largely in real cstate, and is vice president of the Colorado National land company and maua- ger of the Holden smicite E - Celeb Sheed, is one of and is a promnent an, Johnston, Hitte Long, McDon l 1, ind B. C. Arnold E. D. Arnold, nd Burk count ty-five aft “Close ¢ with violent slam this Contem q doration at ¢ of the hand:” “Rapid iseript sermons do not ter iling m Baumer, The concention of this a4 most happy one, and that it w s e the Fourth. manotesstulisend s e like tolthodpuvoly || B e eroomttig AnourE Gt ul vl | DO St ety B it fa Long and Howard, the hearty response of sh- Western vailway - will - sell | iy his property.” 3 the musical people of both Omaha and Coun s between all stations, including A cil 13utts, and the liberality which contrib- Joscplr, A Good I uted 0 largely to the hospital fund Couneil Blufls and 1 at one Is that which y urge returns from S e e [or the ). e tickets T AT e Py 0 L [ {n‘m’)lk‘I‘t‘.”.yl‘\‘\ll\ltill.u\d £ mot Foad | @ small outla cader, the way is R aTeny s ST Bt o will be on sulo July § and & nob.E201 | clearl No speculation, o' chanco, big AT busticss striclly | rer pariicuturs anpiy 0.7, . Mitenell, | Teturns! 1f you are like most of man- SR 0 500 1 ther particulars apply to ], G Mitehells | 1 you have somewhere a weakness— ner Main str airs. to the mnearest ticket agent of the I “J “{“ ow'd lik : 2 A £ ache to-day, bac to-mo| Travel Stop at the Bechtele. WEbaSLETOst ot A row, down sick next week—all because T T your blood is out of orde mall ou The finest hre s b e e Be Bateibto to-morror wnd what large returns! You invest ory 213 Main; fresh cakes and coufec- | 57, a number of matters, most | if D :’....« = Golden Medieal D 101 SN N promine :h is the motion for & new ery und soon pure, fresh blood courses At the New Postoflice, trial in the case of Jonathy ¥ | through your veins, and you are another o tried fo \E some 3luffs is peculiarily situated as to t mails come. s0 many times b Robe qy suborn R ol aay o) ite laan | b o oo aken Do, JOHN GILBERT, by carrier, the business At His l'o\l Day and Night, PLUMBER AND DEALER IN places being generally closed. Yet [ The vigilant imp, indigestion, gouds us they arrive so eariy in the want their mail at onc it before the next morning. with his many-lashed scourge. lash is a diabolic sy mm»rm No comfort in eati misery ls, little or ening that many in order 1o attend to As a result, the 'WIND MILLS, IRON AND WOOD PUMPS Buggies. et from, | aleo west postofiice is thronged every évening by those | broken rest at night, v tions of the anxious to get their mail. The postof nightmare during fitful intervals of rangements s0 as to accom- unrefreshed and modate the s0 far as possi- piness and vawn- bie, in ) but there is [ nervousness and such a crowd, a jum in fact, that it is difyi- uumhnm of ., n|]n i (-u n monomanin i cult to do so. ' Jtwas thought that theold | in extreme wd 1o bear, all postoftice building was cramped for rcom, S Ty and the surging crowds at the carriers’ Ne \‘ aBithousand times no, so Iunu n~ Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the nation’s specific for indi- gestion, acute or chronie, is procuvable. The commencement of a course of thi windows, made it no ¢ sy task for one to get All have 1 looking forward to v building us a pleas: s supposed_ thi ing relief. the elbow-digging and corn-trampling would | medicine is the comm it of be at un end, for surely in the palatial new | eure, Prompt relief fi Sheolite building there would be roow enough and 10 | eradication subsequently. The truth ' of this statc ded up by irrefr grable te we 1l known to the other: ve cures 3 nul |l!11lnl~ remittent, and re- surprise of many the new building 18 80 arranged that it affords even less room for the crowds who gather nightly for their L. There was in the old building ono that the carrier. In the new one it | and ague lhl!ll By ke lmnulull moves nervousness, biliousness, consti- N Qid not ailow for any sueh | pati ; ia : 5 pation, and kidne and bladder - ory. After somemonths [ Dol " COUNCIL BLUFFS, of correspondence, and the usual tying and B e untying of red -tape, Postmaster Bowmas s P it lust got the matter 5o arranged as to pre . The Rules of Etiquette, for windows, through which the car- New York Sun: It is not de rigueur riors could out mail to the evening Brondway, Council Blutrs, Opp. Dummy Depot gatherings of citizens, There are not enoug h of these, however, to allow cach carrier to have one for himsclf. Two riers will have to use one of these window in com- in our first circles to give a garden party in a snowstorm. No polished archer will be gwlty of shooting his hostin the back at any range, long ov short. mon, and as the window: small, g q and the room limite d, the will be as Now that the cherry season is upon vexations as ev us, remember that no ‘well-bred person °y w postoffice one m will attract a waiter’s attention at din- | excites no little o ner by throwing a cherry stone at him, :mm-’ the w.\vl* (ll is said tb If you are invited out to dinner and simply @ 8 o closet, acee o invitation de ik of vaults with two little windows, by which ,‘:l‘ll‘ll;f,‘:', Ry ‘m“']f‘wl' ::':h ,l,""',' i W is ed. 1t hos beon given out, | {Hounl . By (0 SO OF ARAIOD. 0. S0 Dewever, in @ sort of whispered secrecy, | that you prefer spring lamb and mint .n\ being sauce o roast beel a la Yorkshive pud- that this place i ia | ding. the use of gover providea f cctors, It is sily gain sale at rotail Orders pr butract on short that an inspe access Lo It is proper, if you wish to e a . this room, and unknown to tho ¢ friend to i reception, to ask for an in- lon commission, 2 4 380 i supag 3 % 1. MSCHLUTER & BOLEY, can watch through these little w ion for him, but do not offer to puy ite Dummy Depot Counctl Biutts movement. 1t is mtimated that with | ¥ 0T 0L e S trouble and = pportunity of spying what is going on, TP T R i S 8 T g l an employe cannot possibly kuow when any 0 the | y yien COUNCIL BLUFES CORITIC entail, When in the a time one is watching hiu s 9 inviting a friend to visit you country it 15 proper to send him wble with the trains he may - Omaha I week only' at Se lmn.l\ s photo “One graph galle Main st.. one doz | take to reach you, plainl® marked. It WORKS, cabinet size photos for only $2.00, war | 18 not ";""l form to mark the outgoing B. GRAUL, Manufacturer. ranted to suit. Don’t like them, don’ | tFiins, howeve ) > ; take them, and sit again, % If your hostess inadvertently steps NO, 104 B, SROADWAY, e i upon your pet corn it is not CORKESIPONDENOL SOLICITED, Ora Because Idle. The only revenge a sudden step backward so that a ago u Some weeks young Norwegian, Hans Thomasen, who had just arrived in the v may be upset in D, H, McDANELD & CO., city, was found to be suffering from an un tig “"]“ does not e balunced mind. This was thought at the quire that you_shall become angry i time to ke the result. of a slow fever, and it | YOUY request for an extra 1yvit your friend be ignored. Your i Hides. Tallow, Pelts, N hopd ‘h'l‘: "l" could specdily be restored | fo v owe “money to your friend, or his 0 Ro! 4 g ifather may have b hung re he was 80 lu 1t 1o be taken to | BrANCL ) g e ;J.lm(-‘.;:’;.m.m.u. The poor fellow itly, or there may not be enough Wool and Furs. scemed harless, but needed constant wateh- | cream for one more. Be forbearing in | Highest Mulke' Prices. Prompt ing, as he was determined to run away. He | this respect and remember that theve was talken to St Hernard's hospital for treat. | is probably some good reason for the 1L Blutts,Towa. meut ed, and ienial of your application, was found wandering ubout the streets. " His | "y, R T e R e e inaauity now apheags, lo be more tiany e | of extra invitations for which you muy | (GOEN e o T Ty 1 e properly ask, but it _is not advisable to " ask for more than a dozen underany cir- cumstances, If you give a lawn tenis party donot fail to have the court marked forehand. Never request your gue to. bring his own whitewuash or u All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet lron Work. out his own court. Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended Never be. guilty of that heinous social | 1o, satistaction j uaranteed. Oth Avenue. Ad | offeuce which cousists of serving Mulli- | 9ress Ogden Boiles Works. Council Blutrs, lowa. Board of Trade. There was a meoting of the board of trade last evening, but as usual of late, there was 1ot & quorum present, and the only thing done was Lo talk over the hotel project It was deciled o postpone the meeting of the | subscribers of the hotel fund from Thursday evening until’ further uotice, aud all sub- 1 ad CARTER & SON, Prop’s, Manutacturers ot METCALF BROTHERS. Wl‘lmm C.Av & Counly 15Miles of fiw’d Sfreef S the occasion. Judge Thurston P ol acks P . | and several other noted speak -y Wherein 1t Lacks—A Boy Insane Be- | fi S0 rs |~ canse He Can't Work Tin fing has be ; and wiil be & | e = ER, Wedding—Conrt To-Morrow the breeze to-day. The headquarte: 5 i it be handsomely decorated, and the 33 REAT ns'r'A_;t"-& —-General Newa, will be opened in grand style. 8 T —— el ok S Mu'ku. un NS, ©O. New York. Awent Charity. Musieal Kecital 13 o Wi e Y d thoroughly | MF Charles Bactens' third recital will take 9 4 he niost meritorious and thoroughly . place o) hursday evening next at Muell 1 in the city was the concertof last even > P AN (2] 0/ "ll Bnnk m thp mt Selection from Mendelssohn’s work by the B . at Dohan opera house. It was ¥ Stevk on bl Club. -~ o benelit concert, (the procends being giv Vocal duettino—*Carlo is Muojo"’...... Verd S the St. Bernard's hospital fund), and the Miss Amanc o\ citizens gave n most gonerous response to [ ¢ At =3 Y thisappeal. The auditorium and galleries i) Meudeisaokn o coUNER, -4 were filled and the character of the audience, """ Miss Poarl Chamberlain 3 A AL AL D a8 well as ita iz, was a decided compliment | Vocal—Ce i “Una voea pocofa”.. &' { Point, Gl X Gloss Go, to the singers who appeared in the variou . - Rossini - Wholesale. = ] Violin solo—+S ..De Beriot Q '\lo 8. Pearl fiv_ . The first part of the programme was pre- Mr. o N faced with an overture by Dalby's orchestr: Voeal song—**Voi che sapete 3‘ which was oxcolleatly renderad, T first Piano solo—*Invitation to D ) t of Maritana was sung by Mr. and Mrs, | Miss Olla L. Cook - F. Massy Howard, B. D. Arnold and Miss | Voeal arfa—"Qui 8 degne” (Magic ® Fannie Arnold schooling of these ar- Flute). ... . T D ® tists necds no comment or criticism, . Mr. Arthur Karbach. N -’ 8 surely the uppreciativeness of the aud No. 12, e flat for piano and violin 7 N' S EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIOLESALE FEEARDW ARE, CUTLERTY, B el \0«. 27 l(i Bl NOTIOE. “TALndvertisemen’s, such as Lost, Found, [0 Loan, F ile, To Rent, Wants, Boarding Jiill boinserted tn this column at the low TS PER LINE for the first in- Rortion and Five Gents bér Line for each subate nt insertion. Leave advertisements at our rl Street, near Broadway, Coun- o No, il Blufts’ Towa, ~ WANTS. A middle aged woman, Hezeltine, 1803 Broad [V ANTED house 10 keep vy, W W NTED—Good girl fc Small ramily. F. C. joral housework, Holloway, th avenue, IN 10 plain_sewing done ut Third avenue, or by the day. Good house of month, Pleasantiy und and frait, A pbly at uneil Bluffs, ‘fl\\n Furnished _and _ unfurnished Jrow 1 rooms, with modern conventences, at 221 Bluft st. Tor, RE} onc of the For the sunmer only, pleasantest small u“mmnw aty, nll furnishesd, bath roon ty water, centraliy located, excellent ne ..lm)huul I mm\ golnz east, T Lress Dossession Residence , Countil Hin “Iniediately, for the summer 10 rooms: closet o o nux. Dath W \\ ANT—To exchange Nebraskn or Wisconsi farm lands for Council Bluffs or Omaha pr v or merehandise, 0. P. MeKesson. WILL buy zood second-hand furniture, stov e will puy fuil cash value, A Man broi W ANTED— sto Omaha and Gour land o ¢ on o adr Chamber of Co SM Poregoy & Moore™ Santo Rosa. ORI Y Qtedumupf, “ " REAL ?s'rm‘r No.8 N. Maln . OKEBE Devsoqg ™ %‘Q\\‘Q\?}&Q%@(\%— § > o0 %\xgg\%. 3. W, & B. L. SQUIRE'S ARE THE THE WNEW BRIDGHI SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, "mi mm.—‘-_._———_—_-wm Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, eto. e ch Palmrmga Is Solicited. S0 ooNd Absteacts of Title BEST. 1685,25222., I n (989, 50.000.. ¥} [opulation WEIR SHUGART CO. O BBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS H.F.HATTENHAUER, ourth Street. T LESTABLISHED 18 SIZES FROM 25 T0 300 HORSE POWER. | AUTOMATIC - Specifications and estim anteed. THE OGDER | Buildings, Repairs. New Nos Can show letters from nsers whe BRANCI IHOU Send for Catalogue. Wrought and Cast Awtomatic 2d Hand 1100 1o 12 42, ates furnished fc 1 Avenu , Tenth . CASGADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. H 0. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 Fors yar DO YOU WANT MO ET= < tit in any amount, on cither short on chattal or re 1l kinds, Call on or lway, Council Blu " PROF, HENRY RUIFRO K Instructor of Music, stesman street, Council Blufls, and Music Store, Dodge str Big lot of Yellow Jersey and \ml<n|nmn| Star Stables and lV;ul; Yards SWhEl PO [ A [ 0 PLANTS. FOR SALE BY J.R. McPHERSON Grower and Dealer in iy on nana, or | Yeggtables, Vegetable Plants, Fraits, Btc. ¥ \sl‘ PIERC Council Blufr ORDERS PROMPTLY MATL CRESTON HOUSE, Main St., Council Bluffs. Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape and Electric Call Bells FIL Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable MAX MOHYN, - PROPRIETOR before. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 600Broadwyy Council Bluffs, Towa. Established BOILER -:- WUHI(ST SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Diseases of Women and Children, Wi Broauway, Council Blutts, CUT-OFF -:- omplete steam plants, e fuel I 3, COUNCHL BLUZ NW ENGIAES D in stock a large vaviety of castern which 1sell ata very low rate. ys ready to show goods, JORPORATED 1878 RUSSEILIL & CO., M.\s.sn,l,o.\', OHI0, MA 'FACTURERS. Especlally Adajted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. Regulation, Dur omy is equal with Corliss Non- S, TOWA. bility Guare ndensing, RS comPanY FOR Highest Economy, Simplicity and Durability. | uncil Bluffs,Ia. Telephone 160. WE HAVE SOLD A GREAT QUANTITY OF RY GOOOS, CARPETS, ETG., BUT WE YET HAVE AN MMENSE STOGK ARD WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DEPART- MENT IS CLEANED OUT. 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 REMEMBER THE PLACE, ,4 NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE <t¢| PETER C. MILLER, 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. HARKNESS BRO'S. flfi REDUCTION 2 From 15 to 25 Per Cent. e | Nos. Il & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.|XJ NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS ST, OMAHA,NEB PRICE $15. Morris Type Writer 18 a practical, well 1 tinely finished muchine, and coidbitej the perfect lettering, exuct alllgnment, un? Yiptd writing of @ Ligh priced writor. The EDI» EON MIMEQGRAPIT, the best” apparutus made for munifolding autographic and type write work 000 coples can be taken, TV 1L W Tk supplies for sale. 8end for circulars. The Rie telstor Co., Council Blulls,la. Mention this papess -