Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1888, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO, 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrler in Any Part of the City at Twenty Cents Per Week, H. W. TILION ... MANAGEH. MINOR ME N. Y. Plumbing com pany. To-morrow’s game at the park will be between the home club and the J. J. Hardins of Omaha. City Auditor Hamwer issued #6,600 worth of intersection paving and grad- ing bonds yesterday. Tom Owens lost two fine calves night before last. They were evidently stolen from his pasture. ® The work of putting in the flagstone curbing on l'li;:]\th street, from Broad- way south, has been commenced. Commissioner Hunter was busy yes- terday afternoon taking evidence injthe James Porterfield banktupt estate case. The case of M. E. Doran, the young erook captured at Denison, will come up for a hearing before 'Squire Schulz this morning. The ladies of Unity Guild will meet (this) Saturday aftérnoon at 3 p. m. at dence of Mrs. Charles Swan, No. 15 Stutsman street. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held from the residence, 410 Broadway, at 9 o’clock this morning. Th is one house in this city which has nine families living in it. That is a little above the average, but it shows is need for more residences. y team made a lively dash on Broadway yesterday morning, but was stopped the corner of Pearl street by a nimble bystander. No dam- age was dooe. Gus Webber, residing at 230 Benton street, was overcome by the heat Thursday, and had to be taken home. At last accounts he was doing well, and in afair way to recover. Mike Gallagher, a Chicago, Milwau- kee & St. Paul switchman, was bad hurt while making a coupling in_the yards Tuesday evening, by the falling of an end door from a freight car. There is to be a meeting of the basket and box company at Dr. Macrac’s office this morning to consider the pro- posals for furnishing machinery. The enterprise is expected to soon start. The contract for erecting the addi- tion to the Presbyterian church has been let to John P.” Weaver for $7,400. Work will be commenced immediately and completed in about ninety days. , Arrangements have been made to have the Des Moines and Omaha league clubs play an exhibition game in this city in about two wee! The game wiil be played at the Union driving park. The report of Postmaster Bowman for last month shows a decided increase in business over the month of July, 1887, Receipts for July, 1887, $2,727.03. For July, 1888, #3,044.99. Increase, $1,217.96, | The water was run into the new lake in Fairmount park yesterday. The new luke is not large, but itisa little beauty. Such improvements as are being made this year are making the park a most delightful resort. ‘Work on the Merriam block has com- menced in earnest. The men are at work nights, the electri¢ light making it as clear as day, and the fempergture being much better for teams and for men than during the day. The bridles stolen from Dr. Green's stable a few nights ago were found yes- terday under a shock of oats in the southern part of the city. Chief Lucas was notified and the property was re- stored to the rightful owner. R. T. Bryant & Co. are rustlers in real estate deals, and ave ready w make trades at any tiins for any sort of prop- erty. Those who have any desire to make deals in Omaha or Council Bluffs property should interview these gentle- men. oSherifft O'Neil yesterday arrested Frank Lower for contempt of court, in violating a liquor injunction. He was taken before Judge Carson, and his hearing set for 9 o'clock this morning. His bonds were fixed at 8600, which he secured. The « Northwestern is now running vostibuled trains from jthis point. The first tiain left Thursday evening, and consisted of a buggage, smoker, coach, sleeper and diner. It was in charge of Engincer Pickering and Conductor O’Connor. The Ahrens stenmer was put to work yesterday morning pumping water into the new artificial lake in Fairmount park. The lake holds 250,000 gallons, and it will require twenty hours to com- plete the job. The lake will be full this morning, as the steamer was keot pumping all night. A farmer who came across the river yesterday on the ferry train was sur- Pprised on driving off the cars to see one of his horses begin to bleed badly from the mouth and nose. The animal was taken to Dr. Stewart’s stable, on Fourth street, where it died shortly atterward. OTwo building permits were issued at the city clerk’s office yesterday. One of them was for han M inm's new brick business block on Main and Pearl streets, to cost $50,000, and the other to E3 Brown and Wriger, two Omaha parties, for n $2,000 residence in Beer's subdi- vision, Charlie Strock, catcher of the Coun- is almost tickled to death over a permit recently received It grants unusual privi- leges and Charlie does not propose to let any of them ship Just mention it to cil Bluffs club, from Chicago. him atan exciting period in to-day’s ball game. Kelley, just sent for the larcen experienced orook, A man who knows him says that he escaped from jail at Adair two years awaiting trial for stabbing a man, ri folks live at Perry. R. Brown and J. Ungar, two promi- men of Omaha, are building o fine residence on West Broadway, op- rocery store. The They arve the son and nephew of L. Brown, and pur- making the residence a present to r.and Mrs, L. Brown, who will pro- nent youn, posite S. Goldstein’s ©ost will be about 82,200, ceed to occupy it on completion, Rev. G. W, Crofts, windows on the tached to bells in ago, and the head of the The would-be thief probably s es- cape, If the present system of success- burglar alarms fleand tho racket and made good bi ful burglary is kopt uj will soon bzlu [rsnt lemand. Main street, 1t now comes, to light that the man to jail for thirty days of a farmer’s coat, is an 0, where he was His ht name is said to be Kline and his of the Congrega- tional church, has his house fitted with & burglar alarm, and it doubtless saved some of his wealth the other night. ‘Wires running from all the doors and round floor are at- is sleeping room. One of them began to rln&n few nights ouse investi- Al H. Sheafe & Co., make long or time loans on real estate, in sums t, at lowest rate of interest. Office upstairs, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE CHASING AFTER THE CROOKS. The Chief of Police Runs and a Clerk Shoots. BENEFIT MANAWA'S TO-DAY Improvements at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb ~Too Many Curs—The Wrong Horso —Big Dirt Deal. The Manawa Benefit. To-day is benefit day at Manawa, and the committec has prepared the follow- ing excellent programme: Base ball game—Council Bluffs vs “The Modoes.” Game called at 3 p. m, Second yacht race for the $50 prize cup. Entries—Sailboats Psyche, Sea Gull, Ida, Jdlewild, Little Diamond, and J. C. Bixby. Race to take place between the hours of 4 and 7 p.m. Canoe race, two entries—Omaha vs Council Bluffs, Tub race, eight entrie ton, Wright, Billy Morr Nute Crary, John' Pusey. Free-for-all swimming race for the greased goose, the best swimmer catches the goose. Four oared shell race, two entries— Council Bluffs vs Omaha. Dancing at 9:30. Tickets for the entertainment $2each, placed in the hands of a committee ap- pointed to improve Lake Manawa. There should be an immense attend- ance, as the total receipts will be ex- peuded in improving the lake. Strock, Tip- Rudio, Carr, a4 E. H. Sheafe loans money on chuttel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. 11 business strictly confidental. Oftice 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stairs., E - S. B. Wadswoath & Co. loan money. - Institution Improvements. Several important chan and im- provements are to be made at the insti- tution for the deaf and dumb. he are to be three now boilers put in, the contract for which has been let to G. S, Fawcett, of Burlington. A new steam engine is also to be put in. Russell & Co., of thiscity, furnish that, they being the lowest bidders. There were six competitors, An electric light plant is to be put in by the Mather Electric Light com pany, through their agent at Lincoln. There were five competing bids. On Monday next there will be bids opened for a building for the elec- tric light power, and for an additional launary building. The plans as drawn by C Bell ve been accepted, and are now at the institution being figured ontractors preparatory to mak- r bids. fifth floor of the It The being changed posals are now out for bids for an eleva- institution is into a hospital, Pro- tor. The institution is to be made com- plete, s0 as to insure the greatest possi- ble convenience and comfort to teuch- ers and pupils. B LA For bargains in real estate see E. H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main street, upstair 4 s Al Tipton has bargain: n real estate. R~ Lots ot Sales, During yesterday was closed a large land deal which clearly indicates which way the wind blows as to the future de- mand for Council Bluffs realty. For some time past Messrs. Benson & Shep- herd and C. J. Colby have had the mat- ter on hand and through them the deal was concluded. By this sale Omaha parties have purchased one hundred and eight lots in Benson’s first addition eighteen lots in Benson’s secoud add + tion and one iot {a Ferry's second addi- tion. Many of these lots will he imme- diately transferred to persons who will build thereon houses for their own oc- cupancy. There is no question but that this is but the beginning of activity and that other deals equally as impor- tant will soon tollow. Real estate deal- ers say there is more inquiry for desirable lots now than there has been during the past three months, and all signs point to an early revival of the building boom in Council Bluffs. — Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele. e .—— e Pacific House is open to the traveling public, notwithstanding to the contrary. Restraining the Passions. Judge Aylesworth yesterday ordered Stella Bailey, a twelve-year-old girl, sent to the reform school on the appli- cation of J. A. Cole. be incorrigible, a vagrant, of a thievish and immoral character. She appar- her. James Hoar was fined $7.60 for in- dulginghiiu})pctitu for the intoxicat- ing cup. He made dozens of good promi among the number one never drink another drop of liguor. The court decided to try him, and said with a two quart bottle of whisky, and would discharge him. The only diffi- culty was that no liquor could be found in the station, and Jimmie was locked up without the loaded bottle. He tried to persuade himself that he tremens, and su self decidedly misevable. et s 3, Stop at the Pacific House. centrally located hotel in the city. loan office, on furnitur wagons, personal proper! an removal. dential, Planos, of all Al Chief Lucas a Sprinter. quite a sprinter yesterday noon. was at the dummy depot just before the the Northwestern crossing. got up and walked away. way, He jumping on the tender ran street for First avenue. ing his fifty odd fVl'al\rs and 200 avoirdupois, the chief kept close on him. awhile, s little It the sce of trumps, ““What do you want of me!” manded the prisoner, She is alleged to ently has no one to protect or care for to he would have him locked up in a cell if he did not touch it in two days, he had the reeded in making him- He will be pretty well sweated out in about a week. The most ———— Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s i horses, kinds, all other articles of value without All business strictly confi- Chief Lucas showed himself to be He train went out, and noticed a fellow sit- ting under a tree south of the depot, ap- parently waiting to board the t:ain at The chief walked over that way, when the fellow The chief quickened his pace, and so did the pur- sued. The ‘‘boss of the coppers” began to run, and the other kept out of his headed for the train, and clear through the train, and headed down Notwithstand- unds hind his game, but could not get his hands became monotonous after and then the officer pulled out un and told bis leader that he had all the exercise he wanted. The fugitive teok the hint and slowed up to aw it the arrival of the man who held de- “Iwantto run a footrace with you some cooler day, and T am going to lock you up until the weather changos,” was the reply of the chief, as he affixed his ‘‘come along” to the wrist of the crest- fallen crook. He was taken to the sta- tion, where he gave the name of W. A. Search, He proved to be one of the three brought back from Denison by Anderson and O’Brien, and afterward released from jail, He was locked up ana a charge of vagraney and suspicion entered against him. He was in- tending to board the dummy train and get across the river to Omaha. He isa skillful erook and a dan yus man to run at large. Although young in 'S he is well versed in criminal matters, and is safer behind the bars than run- ning at large. Five Harv: st cursions. The Burlington Route, C., B. & Q. R. R., will sell from principal stations on its'lines on Tuesdays, August 21, Sep- , and October 9 and rsion Tickets at Half Rates t arming Regions of the West, Southwest and Northwest. For tickets and further information con- cerning these excursions cail on your est C., B. & Q. Ticket Agent, or ress P, S. Fustis. General Passengor et Agent, Chicago. - Patrons of the Pacific House have none but words of praise for the atten- tion given them. off hasa family horse juite attached. He secured turage for the animal, and the other day discovered that the horse had mysteriously disappeared. He con- cluded that it had been stolen, and when a little later he found the animal in the possession of another man, he de- manded it. The other one insisted that he had teaded for it, and by direction of the owner had gone to the pasture and got it. Investigation »d that the man got the i« the animal for which he traded g much like that belonging to the professor, and pastured in the same field. The ir thus simmered down to o question of identity of horse-flesh, and the professor had to replevin his steed to get possessi The case is to be heard by Justice Biggs. P [Mult line of sheet music at Counci Bluffs Music Co., lway. Artists prefo the piano, at C. B. Music Co. Hallett & Davis 224 Broadway. Blufrs nan’s putent for for railings of all sorts is favor and nowhere mo n right here at home, where the merits of the invention have been so thoroughly tested. No one here now thinks of put- ting in a fence of any sort without using Mr. Be n’s patent, as it costs no more and is so much hetter, protectiug the joints and enabl the taking out of a panel at any time as easily inga gate. William Siede y had Mr. Beckman build of fence for him. Tt consists esand “thre of iron pipes with nicely turned posts. d s as neat and substantial a line of fenc- ing as was cver seb up. L. A. Caspar has putin some of this g in front of his pluc B n has an order for some picket fencing in frout of Mr. Van Order’s property on Seventi avenue. PR Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- nishings of the New York plumbing Co. — Did Not Know Glanders. Yesterday a young man representing himself as Dr, Johuson, assistant state veterinary surgaon, was in the city to mquire into the case of F. M. Gant, re- cently fined for having a glandered horse in his possession. The young doe- tor did not admit the tence of such a dissa 7 se as “nasal gleet,” which is vecognized i the statutes of the state. He gave Mr. Gany a certificate to the effect that the case is one of ‘‘chronic catarrh.” This decision is far from being satis ry to those who have given this disease, and this case cs- pecially, a study. It would have been ar more satisfactory had the state sur- geon given the case his personal atten- tion instead of deputising one of appar- ently so little experience. - Decrease the Dogs. The city has nota few dogs. Thev toil not, neither do they spin, but they howl nights, they snap at inoffensive passers-by in the daytime, bark at horses and spoil the displays in front of grocery stores. There is somewhere on the ordinance books a requirement that the dogs pay a tax, but_the collections seem to be slow, It would be a glad re- form if by a rigid collection of the li- cense, and a slaughtering of those not licensed, a decrease could be made in the number. There are thousands of worthless curs in the city, whose owners would not pay the license for them. and this failure would give a glad justifi tion for killing them off. A Long Road and No “Who was burglarized last 1 the common salutation the: Early yesterday morning an attempt was made to enter the dwelling of P. Lennan, No. 712 South Seventh street, but fortunately it was a failure. About 1 o'clock T. R.Stoner, the next door neighbor of Mr. Leunan, was awakened by an unusual n and going to the back porch he discovered a man in the act of attempting to forc through the window of his neighbor’s lhouse. Stoner had his revolver and after yelling atthe fellow he blazed away with his gun. The would be thief took to his heels and was quickly joined by a confederate who was evi- ently watching betw the two houses while his partner did the Soracking,” A secona shot was sent after the fleeing rascals, which did nothing more than to hasten theiwr flight. — Drink Maito at soda fountain. ——— The Biter Bitten. There is one less believer in practi- cal joking in this city this morning than there was yesterday, simply be- cause there was a little scene enacted on Upper Broadway last evening which again demonstrated the fact that the “best laid plans” ete., ete., do not al- ways turn out as originally intended. Some time ago one of the head clerks in one of the largest dry goods houses of the city was made the victim of a practical joke. A fellow clerk was at- tired as a female, and in guise of a giddy street walker, made a mash on the fly young man aforementioned, and the deception was kept up until the Eag Lothario was where he afterward wishe he had not been. However, he took the joke good naturedly and waited an opportunity to repeat it on some one else. Last evening was the time fixed upon, and he wrote a note to a recently arrived young blood, agreeing to meet him at 9 o'clock at the Methodist church, He posted home - in the evening, = and, with his wife’s help, was lo:m n:ltgdululred in :e: finest apparel, an ly was a fin looking young lady (?). lt'so happened ot Stoc ‘ Lowest Prices, RIXXIXXS “ RHEAL HSTA' MUTUAL LIFE Iy argest Capital and 8, (2} of Any Bank in the :I;p'{“ £ < s 3 VH, & K, D,Fostar. L 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS 8" S | Paint, @il X Gloss Go, S lESh Wholesale. a %E No. 8. Pearl St. ~ R sa e R “REY Ny o fa¢ = R i1 EES VSRS ERRA [ g; == NN A T Manufacturer of I 1 have ul ine ( umine. Prices I that a friend of the destined vietim found out the plan, and proposed to work the joke the other w The re- sult that the joker w rrested fter appearing on the streets wding in female attive. He protested that he was) y respectable, and then beg- and finally wept copious at the thought of a unightiu the tion. To add to his discomif- the lady clerks ro on hand 1o sympathize (1) with him in all his misfortune. At last the | tender hearted policeman, who had | been posted as to his part, released him “for his wife's sake.” The joker hastened home and will probably not know that he himself was the vietim of oke until this article mects his eye. His thankfulness of lust e ng then possibly change to afeeling le penceful and christianlike. Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. J. J. Shen has gone to Spirit Lak d ‘was in the city y MeGeo is taking an outing at ke. . . Smith and family left for Spirvit Lake eveuing. Murs, Colelough left last, evening for Colorado on a pleasure trip. Thomas Metealf left for New York on a busin trip last evening Harry Bivkinbine stavts in a day or | two for New York on a busin Ofticer Austin $pent Omaha, combining business w ure. Mus. James Patterson and dacghter Anna, left yesterday for a month's so- journ at Colfax, H. P. Ray. representing the New York Sportsman, was in the city securing ad- ditions to his list. Miss Laura Flickinger has gone to In- dependence, Ta., to spend @ month’s vacation with friends there. :llie Cowdrey, the stenographer Van Brunt. is visiting her sis- Judge Connor, at Denison. dsworth and family de- y for Oregon, 111., where ic spent visiting friends in their old-time home. Hon. C Rank, of Towa City, one of the trustees of the institution for the deaf ana dumb, was in the eity yesicr- day on committee work. Superintendent feeble minded in was in the ¢ y in h pleas- rong, of the at Beat md v and duinb. itution yesterday 1 for the d the 1nstitution M. wer and wife, who have been rval days at J. J. Steven . 148 Washington aveuue, left last evening for their home at Goshen, Ind. Anna C. Hoag, of Tow Rynearson, of South Omaha, with Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Tostevin yes- The four were schoolmates 'ty years ago. It is need- it was a most enjoyable e less to say the one. Mus. Young, y Atlantic ife of Senator Young, Telegraph; Murs, 1. igney. of Avoca,and Mrs. 1. W. vis, of Minneapolis, were on @ shop- ping tour in this city on Thursday and Friday. They spent Thursday afternoon at Lake Manawa. s e Mrs. Lizzie Reivel has begun an ion in the district court to recover 5,000 damages from Christie Evers for defamation of character. The plain- iff in filng her complaints says that she is a married woman living in Coun- cil Bluffs; that on or about th. July, 1888, the said Christie ation with Mrs, Pluss and ce and heaving of div other wit- to the plaintiff unknown, falsely and maliciously spoke and published the following concerning the plaintiff: “*Her husband drives a butcher wagon in Council Bluffs and she isrunning with other men,” meaning thereby that the piaintiff was an adultress, ete.” The plaintiff also alleges that the defendant has spoken defamatory words of her at sundry times since July ———— % At a meeting of the Dodge Light guards to elect a lieutenant to fill the vacancy caused by the gnation of Lieutenant Highsmith, W. E. Atchison was elected. The new offi is an ex- perienced militiaman, having served or a number of years in Wisconsin as a member of the Lake City guards, one of the best drilled companies in the porthwest. —— Yeosterday W. T. Smith, the former bar keeper for Oliver Lower, at 619 South Main street, appeared before Jus- tice Barnett, and on his information a warrant was 1ssued for the searching of bis employer’s place. Constable Chat- buck made the examination,and wet 0ods enough were found to comvict f,ower. for there i8 now a permanent injunction against him, case will develop shortly. e More on this The grass in Bayliss park is sadly in need of water, and the fire department should be called into service for this work. It would require but a few minutes every two or three days, and it would improve the appearance of the park wunderlull_r. Two years ago the grass was saved in this menner, and the fire department was not put to any seri- ous inconvenience. be attended to at ou that the council will orders The matter should , and it is hoped ue the necessary SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1888, THR INEW BRIDGHE. SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. METCALF BROTHERS QAN AN Willlam Stedsntopf; REAL ESTATE OO CITIZENS STATE BANK. Furnishing Good. Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. " ROHRER, —— QUNLRAL AOLWT — INS, CO. New DL RTINS 4 - 'ardman, Everell & Fi. (] Gty & County IANOS. % . X' X Y ) I A Your Patrona S GOV KO J. W. SQUIRE'S Abstracts of Title Poregoy & Moore’s Santo Rosa. nlt88. 35222 |n 1889,90.000., 1 one = ACERNRKNe N gby‘aiion. “0\\3*.‘1_5&55 b EMPKIE HARDW VIEEOLESALE EARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. ARE CO, WEIR SHUGART CO,, TOBBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMBENTI L ——— ikt H.F. HATTENHAUER, Fourth Street. ges und Buggies. T always keep in stock a large variety or eastern a full stock to select from. i ; § make Carriages,which I sell ata very low rate. T am always veady to show goods. Nos. 27 (o 3 INCORPORATED i878 RUSSEILL & CO., MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS, ity has been placed in | KSTABLISHED 1842, It is a find by The fine specimen of a other bones, show window todon’s tooth, ntly found by Mr. Keller have been g to the Bloomer school This museum sery in connecetion w! clally Adajted fof ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. Regulation, Durability Guars SIZES FROM 2570 300 the school work. tertains the pupils, but giv straction in a manner most pleasing and Citizens who have | pursucd in the i schools here should remember the needs of the public school museum. specimens have v. as donations to collections , used simply to am isi of the store | illustrative of AUTOMATIC Epecifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plunts, unteed. Can show letters from users where fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensings L, BLUFFS, IOWA. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. DR. C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGCTRIC TRUSSES. No. 806 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commis: VIED—LOCAL AND TRAYV 1re home education by pecimens to the last specimen found avel bank, after rem BRANCH HO Send for Catalogu ! ! JSE, COUNC! |in Tue B gidayie vy b Prepared by a combination, propor- lla’ accomplishes cures O'Brien an_ idea by which he was en- abled to catch the fellows suspeeted of crookedness at Manawa. the taking of the autographs off the hotel register, having & cut made of them, and printec i | ion or salary. TS ON COMMISSION, MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 IRON WORK ENGINES. Nos. 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Bluffs,Ia. Telephone 160. &2 REDUCTION He suggested for feliows of similar ha ! wck was got of the fello The Sulphurous Gentleman Y ' iously designated as * Old Nick” scem clbows of the p and day out damage their t f powders and w, wrded expericnced of thirty nates SOZODONT us the only r le, who day in — THE OGDEN Wiought and Cast Buildings, Automatic Repairs. New & 2d Hand SPECIAL NOTICES. 1ch as Lost, Found, Vants, Boarding, ed'in_this column at the low NE for the first in- e et [CIAL advertisements, Loan, For Sale,To Re Highest Economy, mplicity and Durability, quent insertion. dvertisements at Couneil Biufrs, lowa. 'lie best small fruit und vegeia- Pottawattamie county, two mtles from Council ice, & 0od condition, elling, R Council Biufrs, 1a, )—Agents to soll the lite of Ge v Gen, Lew Wallace, author of in Counetl Blufl ging @ specialt hed house, 10 rooms: closet and Apply on premises, 812 ocks ot merchandise. Have Omaha and Council Bluils city propert; alvo western land to exchange for goods. Cg 1 & Christian, Room 35, bl on or address Johi Chamber of Com At bargain, 40 acres near stock South_Omahs,” Neb,, Johnson Christian, ' Room 85, Chamber of Comerce, C OFFICER & PUSEY, 'BANKERS. B00Broadway Council Blufts, Jowa. Established PETER C. MILLER, Nos. I1 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. w i’RV(.'i)»I-‘VIVESASl‘QlNMf\L DI 7RVEVCTORVY. H. BIRKINBINE-- & : FINLEY BURKE-- N. SCHURZ-- STONE & SIMS-- C. C. HAZEN-- M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D. Office cor, Main strect and Broadway. oil Hluffs, lowa, Hydraulic and S ic Supervision of Public Work, Building, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 116 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Towa. Justice of the Peace. Office over American Express, No, 419 Broadway, Council Bluffs, ITowa. Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa Courts, Office—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Type Writer s a practical, well made and finely finished machine, und combines exuet allignments and —— Cornar Main Street and First Avenue, Counci perfect leitering the best apparatus made for manifo'ding authographic ) e tin diseases of Council Bluffs, In. ER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Diseasesof Women and Children, 907 Broaaway, Council Bluffs, Residence, 610 Bluir st. ——IF YOU HAVE ANY—— SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE Call on M. DROHLICH, 538 Broadway, where you will reccive the Highest Cash Price. Conducted by the Sisters of Charity. An excellent educational institution, furnishs ed with all modern {mprovements The aeademic year consists of begiuning on the first Monday in September and February, respecttully, s-Hoard nd tuition per session, W16, For further particulars address Sister Supertor, 8t. Franels Academy, Council Blufly, 1a. TAXI- lS DERMY FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS ST, "D, H, McDANELD & 0., Hides. Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Ma%en Prices. Prompt 620 and 822 Main Btreet,Councll Blufts,Towa, TAXIBER.'ST and day sehool. L] cordance with numerous requests has de- y OMAHA,NEB v #0; with wammals And other c 0. Would also hike to recelve o g rder book on trip south. orders tor birdy to i 0. 610 Main Bt Coun SN e, full particulars for home cure, [r ot FROP.#C) FOWLER, Moodus, Conn.,