Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1888, Page 6

ks PPN AR TR o B ” N R et 3 i . N {3 ] B T A T THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrler in An; Twenty Cents H. W.TILTON, TELEPHONE! ksE OFFICE, No. 43, T kDiton, No, 2. Part of the City at er Week, MANAGER. Pus N MINOR ME N. Y. Plumbing Co. Dr. Pinney is the possessor of two as fine antelopes as were cver seen in this part of glyllization. They recently arrived from the ar woest, . cctrieal connections are being made at the Bro house for opening the stalls wheneyver the gong strikes. It will re quire several days to complete the work, The mammoth stores of Henry Eiseman & Z0. now float a 1 y, which gives the national colors and bears the nume of the firm. It is doubly attractive as it is very hundsome and the largest one in the atg. e * Oiic of the readers of Tuz BER jesterduy brought into the office a sample nhmn\mn-'n winte raised in Morton county,” Kan sas, The heads secm to be to small to hold all of the grain, and there are branches on u to accommodate the nu- mes It is but one of the indic tione that arc coming in every day that this season’s crops will be immense ones, While in the east Dr. Cleaver came into ssion of @ volume of “Poor Richard’s anaes. This_publication ored A od of years, beginning with 1 To the fwary person this volume {8 a great noy- and to the antiquarian it is a valuable of the past. The doctor would not take dollurs for his old, back number alma- excavation for the new Washington tie school building is nearly completed and it will be but a few days until the brick walls_of this handsomé cdifice will be lily growing up into the Contrac- tor Murphy is very woll sutisfied with the progress of the work thus far, and says he will huve the strueture_ comploted uccording 1o contract by the 1st of January, 1830, For the first day in several wecks the. city Jail was without & tenant yesterday, and_the doors were thrown open to allow the cooling breezes to penetrate the foul smelling plac The hose was turned on and tne atmosphere relieved of the obuoxious odors used the hair of the court to stand on end wnd his teeth to s on the on of his duily visits for pust few t weeks. eas corpus proceedi ed for the release of Herbert E. Mills, the “'skin game” operator who was bound over to the graud jury a few duys ago and who i8 now lying in the county jail. A notice was ff O'Neill yestorday to bring V! vorth next n the matter will be argued. Welsh is defending Mills. The bond was fixed at $300 and Mills was unable 10 raise that suu, Judge Deemer was expected in the city yesterday, but did not arrive. Attorn Sims, representing the Law and Order league, will have several cases before him for the violation of injunctions by the saloon men, Itis very probable that there will be another general closing up of the saloons in a few days until after Judge Deemer leavi As long as court is i session Councit Bluifs is & model prohibition city. but inside of twenty-four hours after its adjourniment it is cheap whisky and plenty of it An hour's drive about the ¢ is all that is needed to convinee anyone that this scasou’s growth will far exceed that of any previous year, Many of the buildings just completed and in the se of ereetion are very hand- and would be a them are the ele- gant residences being erceted by Jud James, W. Loomis, Owen \\hkh.nu, Holst & Spetman, James Wickhaw, J. Steadman and Martin Hughes. The outlook for a fountain in Bayliss pa this season is not as flattering as it might by About $400 has been raised for the purpose, but it-will require at least $1,100 more-to put in such a fountain as is desired. The citizens owning property adjoining the park are the ones who would receive the greatest benefit from such a move, and the greater part of the necessary money. should be raised by them. The commissioners are ready to go ahead in the watter as soon as the funds are secured. Thursday evening last when Frank Bul- lard came to Jook for his horse and buggy, after spending a few hours at Lake Manawi “Modoc" and the vehicle had disappes Visions of horse thieves, otc., passed - before his mind’s eye, when a friend. who had just arrived upon the grounds told lim he had wet his borse running at full speed for home. Frank jumped upon the next motor train for home, expecting to find a wreck at this end of the line. Arriving at the stable, the horse was found with the buggy attached to him, .Nothing wasbroken. Considering the ‘condition of the road over w! )nlh the horse passed, this result of & runaway is little else than murvelous, The Broadway paving i the west side of Streetsville, and the lower end of this at thoroughfare is covered every evening with the nobby turnouts .of citizens who have discovered its splendid ad- vantages for speeding gurpoes, Contruclox Wickham says he will be able to complete the job in thirty days if the weather con- tinues favorable. Over a hundred- ears . of material are now here on the track ready for. use. The blocks now being used are shipped in already sawed and culled, and are run - di rectly to the ground where they -arc 1o be use The plans for the new Mer South Main str g8 have been in- k am block on ot will be here today and work will be commenced next week, Mr, Merriam hias decided to use Council: Bluffs pressed brick, although it was his intention at first to u ko brick, The building is to be 100x200 foet and three sto requiring about 1,250,000 common bricks, 140,000 pressed brick. The contracts for the work are not yet let, but will be in a few The foundation Jumper already on ving been purchased by M Merriam aside from the material for the r of the building, It 1 reported that some pevson or persoris bént on mischief, and for the purpose of mak- ing fishing wore’ easy and productive, have cut out a portion of the levee constructed be- tween Big lakeand the river. - Of ¢ tho discovery of this act has raised a ho justice®it should do, But has not u man been employed during all these 1o guard these waters and prey occurrences as thist The large but that an asional visit “to all portions of it could he made, and this, it would seem, is the duty of the watchman, See that e docs his duty, and tiere will be no occasion for a kiclk, Ceuncil Blufls is really o progrossive city, It keeps pace with tho demands of the times in all mutters of improvement. Lately it Las invested iu A sky-scraping-silver- mounted-bevel-edged ladder truck for put- ting out the fires in the moon. It has also purchased a modern all-woot-and-yard-wide st . By ¢ both of these are more for beauty than utility, for the ROW in use upon the streets ' is the old gray headed invention of 1600. Has the new- fungled scraper been locked up in the city vaults or must it be kept in the shade for fear of spoiling? Trot out your scraper, gen- tlexen, or else sell it and get aulnolhmg you are not afraid to handle. A rumor was circuluted in the city yester- day that war upon the recently opened sa- loous as well as those established for years would be immediately opened and prose- cuted mors vigorously than ever before, This report iginated in the return home of Attorney Sims and a hasty conference of the law and order league. What plan of action was decided upon has not been wade ublie but it will appear within a very few ys. These latter facts sufced to effect an instartaneous closing of some of the suloons, The members of the league say the work of extermination is well in bhand and they will fight the battl ¢ to the death—-of the saloon. e Great Excitement, A number of gentlemen wer e seen on thestreet cornevs yesterday excitedly discussing the bargains that J. G, Tip- ton, the real estate broker, has. They finally sobered down and decided that man lakmlf advantage of his bar- ains in Broadway lots, and houses and lots, would double their money as soon as the bridge shall bo completed. Thl“l right, you bet, and then it s.ups rout. st urs months nt just such is not so aper | a start, now completed o ‘AL ABOUT THE BLUEFS, The Sweltering Citizens Seek Com- fort at Manawa. A CHAUTAUQUA MEETING HELD. A Mule Team Racos With a Freight Train—Too Many Vagrants—The Curious Skeleton—Other Lo- cul Happenings. Matters at Manawa. The season at Manawa was slow in getting verything scemed to conspire e weather was horrible for weeks, Rain and mud continued. The hotel folks, the boat owners, and bath keepers waited patiently and kept paying out hard cash for expenses, with only drib- lets coming in. Then the motor line got stuck on_the crossings and_there was no convenient way Tor coroators 10 get to the lake. It has been & te dious, dreaty, discour- se against it. aging opening, The |u~<l| scason is now brighter., and a hurrab. Everybody smiles. rening there is o crowd. Business m, Jump onto the motor to Manawa, and there get a ameal and acool smoke, Mauy spend the nights at the hotel, and the rooms are so in avmand that frequently visi- tors have to bo refuscd lodging. 1t 8 dif- cult for the hotel folks to caleulate at all The: men, w to run down buth, a fresh bree times aright. A shower or some other slight cause may leave them with a big stock of quickly spoiled provisions and meat, which o @ total loss, Again, an extra crowd of y to & hundred rush in upon them, clawor- ously bungry, impatient for attention. Har- mon Bros. are doing nobly under these changeable circumstances, Those who are used to summer resort hotels appreciate the situation, and if they are not waited on as mptly as usual, or any little thing goes »ug, they pleasantly adjust tliemselv situation, Occasionally some hun, ter, who is nettled because the »s 10t turn the house over to him, tries to turrthe house over himself. Sometimes a verdant who knows nothing of the difficul of running a short season summer r sists in the grumbling. As arule the guests are delighted. With cool breezes, comfortable rooms, & well lndes table, the hotel furnishes all the needfuls for comfort and pleasure. Fireworks and music in the evening, boat- ing and bathing, target shooting, ten ping-— in fuct a great varicty of recreations are pre- sented. Omaha seems to appreciate Manawa fully. Thursday evening about twenty couples came over in a party, and after having great sport at the beach, indulged in a supper and a little hop, returning home on the late even- ing tram, The same evening the young ladies of the X. Y. Z. club of this city were at the hotel Tor & merry-making, and’ remained wll night. The crowd continues to comwe and go, some- times much larger than at others. Ther every reason to believe that the resort will continue to increaso in popularvity. Colonel Reed 18 so running the mogor line as to ac- commodate the public well, and the Manawa de 80 easily and cheaply as to sat- Manawa boom is now established on a solid basis, and buildings are going up in nner that is fairly surprising. Etough capital is now interested at the lake to assure 1ts future success, as nothing that would add to it will be by on account, of lack of funds. the recent sale of lots only fourteen were disposed of owing to the small attendance on account of the excessive heat. Those sold brought good prices, One of them was bought by Mr. J. J. Maloney, of Hebron, Neb., who will erect a fine dence there this fall. This gentlemun has alread) completed a tywo-story building, waich will be used us a restauran There ufe several schemes now on foot for the future of Manawa. 1t will be an attractive winter as well as summer resort, 1tisalready planned to ercet a toboggan slide there next winter, and several partios h; announced their in- tention of putting ice yachts on the lake. Mr. Maloney will shortly visit Chicago to purchase @ line of boats to put on the lak; He will also purchase a yacht for his o use. Several of the citizens here will do likowise, and before the ond of the present season tho Manawa tleet will be double its present size. The ground on which the club house of the Omaha boat club now stands was bought at the recent salé by Mr. rrank Cook, of this city. allowed to pa At - E, H. Sheate loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidentiul. Oftice 50 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stairs. S Everything from -a Jewsharp to a piano at C. B. Music Co., 224 Broadway. Sk Try . N. 1. Tibbetts on groceries, 815 Broadway. - . Docs Them Up Heavily. . A case of embezzlement has just come to light in'one of the wholesale houses in this city. that bids fair to be very serious for the embozzler unless he, speedily makes good his stealings. About a year ago Mr, Fulton, a member of thie Boston Tea company, mis- trusted that one of the clerks by the name of James Lee was robbing the firm, and he so *aformed his parther, Mr. Richmond, who Scouted the the idea. Matters: went along until a short time ago, when Mr. Fulfon would - stand it 1o longer and de- clared that something st be done. In ord 1o cover up the faet that there was a watch on the suspected - clerk, the work of building u boatin vhe store was begun and kept up evenings. Much wmore than the needed wnount of evi the matter culminated ye: sterd stable Wesley ari took him before Squire Biggs for e tion. He confessed everything and agreed to muke good the defieit "if not prosecuted. The firm sented to this proposition and hope to have the matter settled up to-day Mr. i‘ullerton informed a Bee reporter last evening that they would not settle for less than §5,000, Ior the on the watch od, und when Con- und amina- ay, i Lee at the stor st three d ys parties have been and several have been scn' nto the store to muke purchases, and it is claimed that Lee would make an sale and put & in his pock that be has robbed the cash drawer and also taken out goods with- out charging them to himself. - He has even loaned back some of the mon to the firm and holds their notes for #00 and $237. He has cluimed to be a member of the firm and ‘that he . was trying to get back his own money, but both Messrs. Fulton and Richwond deny this, and say he never was interested m the firm. He was very neatly trapped, and now makes a clean breast of it. According to the statements of the members of the firm this systematic course of robbery has been going on for over a year. Unless the embezzler quietly re- turns the mone, the outlook for him is any thing but enyia e — Cash talks and we will save you money buying groceries of me. N. I. Tib- betts, 345 Broudway. O e G. Tipton has bargains in realestate. — - Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- nmishings of the New Yurk plumbing Co. —~—— Ladies, do not m_l to see the ‘“‘Ladies’ Friend,” 709 Washington avenue. e Mules vs Steam. Yesterday afternoon a lively runaway oc- curred in the lower part of the city. The driver of a dirt wagons becoming onraged at liis mules because of their inability to pall their load, beat them severely. The mules resented the treatment, and breaking the wagou in balf started at a lively spead across the country. They headed for a freight train which was then puliing out. Swerving in their course they pulled up along side the train, The train hud the pole and held its position around 1o the buck stretch, Here the mules pushed their noses ahead and attempted to cut the train put of its position. The mules attemuted Lo cross the track ahead of the e gine, when the wheels stuck avd the mul stopped. The engineer reversed his engine, but it was too late, The cow-catcher turnec mulé-catchier, and ing ‘up mules and wagon threw them y to_one side. The mules wére bound to win and repeated their effort to cross the track, this time with . ter success, for they plunged off into the weeds and were lost to view. The team was afterward recovered by its owner but little worse for their expericnce — Largest stock of bathing suits at John Beno & Co.'s. . L. Vibbetts, - Peaches i0e per do 345 Broadway at N — Fult line of sheet music at Blufts Music Co., 224 Broadway. - Work the \‘ngG. Nine vags wore hauled in Thursday night from the various railroad yards of the city, where they were comfortably ensconced in their chosen haunts, - Judge - Aylesworth was not disposed to send them to jail yester- day moruing, either out of consideration for Counci their comfort or because he wished: to pro- tect the city treusury, and he diselarged the whole bungh, ! the only victinms Who spent their ight in the cooler, It is im- perative that some should be devised to make this class of the genus homo e its living when visiting this wunicipalit There is 1o rock pile to tackle, and s th are not compelled to work on the streets they find it the softest kind of a_snap whenever tn they happen to fall into the hands of an of ficer. A chain gang would -euable the city to dispose of them very effectually, if they continued to drift in here, but it is predi that as soon as it was noised abroad that Council Bluffs had adopted the chain gane em the visitors of this class would speed become scar sl S, Speeial veduetion of 20 per cent on all kinds of picture frames, made to order for ten days, at Chapm. peishnt Uik Money loaned at.T.. 13, Crafta& € 1oan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, WALZONS, POLSO Ml kinds, and all other ue without removal: All business strictly conti- denti S Lo The Chautaugua. A meeting of stockholders in and sub- scribers to the Chautauqua enterprise was held last ovening. - Mr. - E. Rosewater and Colonel Chase, of Omal woel nd an wrrangement was made by which a. grand rally is© to be held at - the .opera house Sunday evening in the est of thisenterprise. 1t is desived that be taken at once by which the opening )y shall be held fext summer. 1t is me that arrangements are made for cturers, instructors and various atiraetion for next season. The improvements on the grounds -should also be started. At th meeting Sunday night thero will be brief ad- s by Mr. Roscewater, Colonel Chase and d The house should be packed for this U‘m\m\! rally, and the Chautauqua cau thus be placed avonce on a busis by which a grand success will be assu Let everyone be presont Sunday night at this Chautauqua meeting. gl o Avtists prefer the Hallett & piano, at C. B. Music Co. Davis { Broandwa, - S.B. Wadsworth & Ce. loan money. e e Travelers! = Stop at the Bechtele. - - Nameless and - Unknown. sntific curiosity to which reference was made in yesterday morning's Beg, con tinues to be unnamed and unclassifiecd. Dur ing the. day many persons visited Tne Bee ofice to see the marvel. At first blush mearly every one had a name for it. It was called anything from a cat o an elephant, but after a elose examination of 1ts peouliar form every person gave up in disgust. T skeleton will remain 1o Tue Be oflice another day und it is hoped sowe one will yet appear who has seen something liko it in the heavens above, the earth bencath or in the waters under the earth. b S Personal Paragray Andrew and Bertie Doliany ar season at Colfux Springs. Mrs. F. L. Hayden returied home yester- q ng after-a protracted visit to rela tives in Plankinton, Dak. James Bliss, a former cigar maker of this city, has returned afier un wbsence of two years., He has been working in several cities Since then, and reports work very scarce in his line. spending a e Buy bathing suits at Beno’s. gt Fresh berries and vegetables at N Tibbetts. it L Tippecanoe and Tyler Too. On account of the excessive heat there was no indoor meeting of the republicar club last evening. An adjournment wus madé untii next Tuesday evening ‘when a club will be formed embracing the voters of 1540, Rief, proprictor of the Pigeon areels hall, will give his monthly dance Saturday, July 2 bl From St. Bernard’s “hospital, Thursday July 12, u large dark red cow, white star in forehcid. Any information will' be thank- fully recéived by the Sisters of Mercy. - 1s This What Ails You? Do you have dull, heavy headache, obstructlon of the nasal pissages, dis- charges. falling from the heid into the throat, sometimes profuse, wate: nd acrid, at’ othe thick, ten mucous, purulent, blovdy and put oyes weak, watery, and inflamed; ving- ingin the eavs. deafness, hacking or coughing to elear the thros scetor- ation of offensiv with scabs from ulc ed and nasal ‘twang; br smell and taste impaired; is there a sensation of dizziness, with mental depression, a hacking cough and -general debility? if you have all, or any considerable number of these symptoms, you ave suffering from sal Catarrh, The move complicated your disease has be- come, the greater the number and diversity of symptoms. Thousands of cases annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms, result in consumption, and ‘end in the grave. No disease is so common, move decep- tive and dangerous, or less understood, or more unsuccessfully treatcd b, physicians. The manufacturers of Dr, Sage’s Cataren Remedy offer, in good faith, a reward of $500 for a case of this disease which they canuot cure. The Remedy is sold by druggists, at only 50 cents, e S The wife of one of the best known sporting men of the city has been suspicious for some time that her lord and master. was not con- ducting himself in a manner creditable to her, and she determined to investigate. She hired a livery rig at Bray's stable, and drove out to the roadhouse, where she’ found her recreant lord having a high old time with two of the frail females of the city. She at once returned to the city, packed up her things and left for Kansas City. The wid- ower does not want it mentioned, aud it is not yet announced what legal actien his wife will take. Lot Discoveries More Valuable than Gold, Are SANTA ABIE, the California dis- covery for.Consumption and. Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, and CAL- IFORNIA CAT-R-CURE, ' the only guaranteed cure for Catarrh, Cold in the Head and kindred compluints. They are sold at #1 per package, or three for 2,50, and are recommended and used by the leading physicians of the Pacitic Coast. Not secret compounds. Guar- anteed by the Goodman Drug Co. AR L Popular reion to Sau Francisco, Los Angeles and other points in Cali- fornia wre run over the UNION PA- CIFIC. THE INEW BBIDG— SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. T METCALF BROTHERS [ g B Lowest Pncefl. QENERAL ROLWT MUTUAL LIFE IN8, CO. Largest Capital and of lny Eanlf the c counciL Paint, whnlcmlc. . BN -85110£90{ £G5S F "SI0 [/ ] RDKRER, REAL NST.ATH. Oiv:.v‘v. TaTa Surplus ' H, & A, D,Fostar, Hé.UFFS il & Gloss Gn, %\\\\\ wm&\ ?&’ New York. < d Streets. 5 V. SMiles of ] fb A’AQAQAQIA'A‘VQ‘ Willlam Clty & Cum!y REAL CESTATE No.8 N. 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Prices 1 1 nd JIOBRERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS l uggi s keepin stock a large variety or tern "W \(u. 27 to 31} Fourth Sircet, I am always veady to show goods, The Platts I A special telegr lshed in information that a engineers and tw goue b chairman of the of the brotherhood, puth ns of 1850 mveys of Lrotherh ri:ood fivemen b the B. & M. exceutive comm speil number on [ neof the mat ter yeste said - that the item was in the main correct, but, in justice to a portion of themen, & few facts i eonncction with the matter should be published. tobert Smith and S. E. Wheeler, two of the en- gincers mentioned, have not gone to b bing; but, on the contrary, will work in the ps at Plattsmouth, both being machinists. sy dre both good men, and were welt liked by the Burlington ofticials, J. Coffmau is notan engineer, as stated, ‘but is a and at the time the strike employment and niso out of the brotherhood, having been expelled for drunkenness. Palmer came - from [ ne six and isa brotherhood man, as nd McCoy. Gleason is also a an, aud 1 the only one toward whom any especial ‘sorencss is' felt. Some time ago Gleason waid taken sk, The orde sent him in charge of one i Springs, pub hn in-ch ician and paid his expense family until hewas the strikehe has b the i nd only thre ch inone of the med to hold out. “Fhe nicn re for the men Thut during the entire trotble ter hias sand to all wiio wished to e Iy to worlk' o do so.. This matter not afle : cause in the Lof months s are Cushing brotherhood 't avhys I his Dariy wrge of nd thos Iy cured. very vindichive tow nizhts aj d » made men they do not c. going back, the o ita does te and ticket icago last John 1 B. & M., went to agent of the evening. nt of Wao istock, of -Colonel A the hios i ocration amonth 3 :5in tariffs have been an- nounced, 2hit Agent Johnson, who is in attendance at Chicago, is Said to have ‘com pletely mastered John Hows und sings it daily. neral Freight Agent Munroe, of the Union Pacific,who has been off on a weddine trip for some’ time, will return in a few rd Payue s song, The lowa Editorial association, which a few davs ago. passed through the clty, took up acoliection on the train fo ption which nett 50, whi re- ceived b enger Agent Tebbetts, of the Union I io, to be applied to the fund for buildini & monument o the late Tnomas J. 1 et agent of the Mil- for Maaitou, Green, Mr. good and he goes west to recaperate. The Fremont, has located a fin ton, and nest we sion. Joint cireular No. 124, issued by the Colo- rado association, states that on and after b, 1558, the following rates will upply ouri river points und Denver, <horn & Missouri Valley pietiic grove near Irving- Jd will take out un excurs lorado Springs, Pueblo, EI Moro and Trinidad, C lo, and other common points: M in conts per 100 pounds, third loads s shown in class 160, sccond ¢ 10, fourth class 40 ¢ less than the minimum per 185 A S8 cents, ¢ 1 a notice yest 1 be sold-zood 31 from Missouri riv k, Colorado, at &N for Estes park is one of the finest the west and large numbers will doubtless 1il themselves of this opportunity. Octobe trip. Drink Malto, 25 centsa bottle. Something About Water. “Water.is one of the secrets of cooli- ing,” sententiously said a well known chef up town to a New York Mail and Express reporter, 1 suppose you mean that all food - in its raw state should be washed?” “Nothing of the kind,” replied the artist, “Few cooks understand the man water effects produic n cooking,y If peas and beans, cooked in havd v containing lim and gypsum, they will not boil tende because these substances have a tend d by havd and soft stables and meat., for instance, ave ency to harden’ vegetable ecaseine. Now, many vegetables, as onions, boil nearly tasteless in soft water, because all the favor 1s hoiled out. The addi- tion of salt often checks this, as in the case of onions, cauging the vegetables to retain their peculiar favoring principles, besides such nutritious matter as might be lost in the soft water. Some of the finest dishes in the world are ruined by the use of hard water when soft is required. Itisa science that can hest he learned by actual experience in the capacity of an assistant che It requires a long ap- prenticeship and a natural apptitude 1o become a great cook and to un stand water, Now, to extract the juice of meat to make a broth or soup soft water, unsalted and eold at first, is the best, for it much more readily pene- trates the Gssue. But ‘for boiling, where the juices should be retained, hard water or soft water salted is pref- erable and the meat should be put in the water is boiling, so as to close pores at once. I have two as- ants,and once a week 1 lecture them on the proper use of hard and soft water in cooking certain dishes. In answer to your facetious quostion above I will state that not ouly raw fooa should be | f their men 1o | The | an ultimate vie- | On- | bt that wat c'ian zoc Keeping a euisine in condition.’ SPECIAL NOTI NOTICE, rtisements, such as To' Kent, Wa QUECIAL agy 0 Loan, Joor © X Sain “HI\’ alsy Hee office, ( MAKING—Also plain sew 127 Third avenue, Two girls to wait it 406 Broas 1 fruit, tamie JRU I SALETiie best ble farm in Pottaw. miles fro that will, sell nremarkably perty i good enany time, Good Bryant & Co., 62 Council Bluit ) R also imy | ston & Van Patte | o ne | [ Tmmediatel shed louse ¥ water Apply on | meil Bluf 0. P, Mc D Stocks ol merchanc A and Couneil Bluffs cit ern land to exchan, ge for | om or addrass Johnson & |t'lmn|h<rnll erce, Om JOOR SATE At n bi 1 TPOR NS .~| an, Rpom 85, Chamber. of Ouiha, tian No, 14 Metnie utesman street, Councll % Musie store, SPECIALIST: Broaaway, ( OFFIGER & PUSEY, 500Broadway Council Blufs, Towa, N0, 29 HUMAN COUNCIL @ high pri rap LOR MM EOG AP, the be for manifolding autographic 900 copies can be Laken. tor rale. Bend for circulars. colslor Uo., Council Blufts, (s, Mention this pap; work: ete., will be ralé of TEN CENTS P sertion and Five Cents Per Line for esch subse quent in on, Leave advertisem oflice, Strect, uew room, No 1 or by the da Council Blutls postoftice, for the sum 1 rooins: D ulL.l: street, MAIN ST, HAIR figg?ss CES. Lost,Found, | 5, ding, fn_ this column at the low RLINE for the first in- rents at ou Broadway, 5 in bl Patton, north st ing done at on table at, way. and oun at r Casy terms, 1 condition. reason tor Hrmuh\'dv. closet iremises, 8 constn Omaha cKesson, tise, Nm- ¥ prope 200ds. o Koo 5oy wiin, 40 acres near stock Johnson & (ullnuuu,a, PROF, HENRY RUIFR OK, Instructor of Musxc Inu(r«.‘ and JOHN GILBERT, PLUMBER AND DEALER IN 'WIND MILLS, IRON AND WUUEIPIIMPS. M. B. ai\YDER, A» M.. M. D, Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, Discasesof Women and Chjldren, netl Blutts, BANKERS. Established The Ex- = MASSILLON, OHIO, ESTABLISHED 184 INCORPORATED 1878 RTUSSEILIL & CO., MANUFACTURERS. pecially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. | SIZES FROM 25 70 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC -:- CUT-OFF Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. Regukition, Durability Guare unteed. Can show letters from users where fuel Keonowy is equal with Corliss Nou-Condensing, BRANCH ROV COUNC BLUE 10WA. Send for Catalogue. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELEGTRIG BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES, No. 8608 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. ANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. ID—LOCAL AND TRAVE 1 ——IF YOU lIAVl‘a ANY—o. SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE Call on M. DPROHLICH, 538 Broadway, where you will receive h ighest Cash Price, IRON WORK=e25% vggllllgyltn:nd lccatsotu ti ENGINES Mighest EcoFOR : dinges, Automatic ghes nomy, Repairs, New & 24 Hand Simplicity and l)urrwutw. Nos. 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Bluffs,Ia. Telephone 160, fi“%?fi'!&&fi!’!fiflfi!fi“”"" NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 = THE OGDEH u).n.mm P Rt Iungme( Plans, Estimates) Specifications, Supervision of Public Work, Browa Building, Council Blufls, Towa, | H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- Justice of the Peace. Ofilce over American Express, No, 419 N- SCHURZ"‘ Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. STONE & SIMS a|C. C. HAZEN-- Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 11 Pearl St., Council Blufls, Towa. , Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federg Courts, Offlce—~Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Blocky Council Blufls, Towa, Main Street and First Avenue, Counci Dentist, Bluffs, Corner Towa. tand Broadway. Tesiile nce, o 12, ¥ Council Hiuits, Towi. 610 Biuft st Hours o' REDUCTION From 15 to 25 Per Cent. NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE PETER C. MILLER Nos. 11 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. B oy | (a9 o] = =< = dddvd TIVM i Star Stables and Mule Yards FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS SI., 0., MGDANELD & €0, : 1 O¥MAHANESB Hldes Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. i 430 and 622 Main Street, Counail Blufts,lowa, Horees und mules constanitly on hand tor at retull or in ear 1.t ¥ i {rers promptly fllied by contract en whor uotice i sold on conmiselon Telephouw 114, BUHLUTER & BOLRY, Cppenite Dummy Dépot, Coun'il Miude,