Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1888, Page 6

HE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO, 12 PEALL STREET rrier in Any Pait of the City at nty Cents Per Week, TIION MANAGER. i Deltvered by ( H.oW. NusiNgss OF Niout Eprr MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing company. The regular meeting of L. A, 1008, K. of L., will be held this evening at s o'clock. Dalbey's military band will accompany the republicans on their trip to Glenwood this [ evening. 18quire Schurz tied the matrimonial knot Monday evening for George Koper and Miss Ada Pinkham, J. W. Crossland has taken out a permit to improve his residence property, at the corner I of Washington avenue and $econd street, to the extent of 100 An enjoyable children's party last evening at the beautiful home of C. Haldane, esq. A large number of young folks were present and passed a very pleas- was given in South Madison street will he | completed to-morrow noon, and the fc will then be sent back to complete the lo Broadway job. This will require about two weeks of pleasant weath John, infant son of Mr. Study, died at 5:30 o'clock ] ing, aged onc year und four funeral will take vlace noon from the family residence avenue. Next Saturday evening there will bea gathering at the home of “Uncle ner, in Garner townshin. Dalbey's be in attendance and furnish casion. It is expected that there will be about ninety present. and Mrs. Emil months, 3 o'clock this after- on Lincoln AMr. H. L. Shepherd rday sold to Mrs, Shubert three lots in Street's addition. Mrs, Shubert will at once the ercetion of two or three fine dwi Mr. also sold to F. 4. Kaspar, of Omu in Benson's sceond addition on Br “hief Lucas received a notific Stepherd 1 tion from t that rom there the chief investigated and bout Wi two loads of corn night before. 1k found_that they crossed the river hour before he was notified. Chic was informed of the affair and will look the matter. GREAT SALE Of Council Blufls Lots at Auction. . Iwill offer for sale and sell without reserve to the highest bidder one-half of all the lots in Cochran’s addition to Council Bluffs. One lot of every other pair through- out the whole addition will be soid with the privilege to the purchascr of the maining lot at the same price. The round on which the addition is laid is g nown as the old ¢ ground forty, north of the Union fic depot, and uth of Broadwa, 'he number of ots are 160, or four to the acre. TERMS, Ten per cent of the purchase money cash in hand. The balance in nine gq\ml annual payments to be evidenced y notes bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, secuved by mortgage. The progerty purchasers will got warrantee deeds, title perfect. T will algo sell on the same terms and at the same sale 100 lots in Central sub- division and 2t's addi- ¥ tlon on grounds joining on the north. Some of these lots are situated . on Broadway. DAY OF SALE SEPTEMBER 12, | The place of sale will be on the rounds on Wednesday, the 12th of September, 1888, and continue from day to day till all is sold. The lots and blocks will be number on stakes and maps furnished bidders on day of sale, Other particulars on | B day of sale. A. COCHRAN, B —~— B Money loaned on furnivure, pianos, | ' diamonds, horses, buggies or anything . of value, at low rate of interest. No iubllcltv, fair and honorable dealing. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway aud Main, over American Express. e ———— Personal Paragraphs. . Mrs. E. C. Hunt returned yesterday from a wisit with her parents at Lincoln. M. M. Mavshall, general agent of the #Q," returned Monday evening from Burlington. Mr. E. E. Harkness is confined to his home m Bluff streev by inflammation of the wels, Mrs. O. D. Kiplinger and son Earl left yes- terday morning for a two weeks' visit with relatives at Creston. Oliver Cook, a prominent citizen of Prince- m, 111, is in the city looking after valuable vestments in IHuIVn |u()p||ly heretofore made through C.J. Colby. John Churchill returned yesterday morn- ing from a six weeks’ vacation at Spirit Lake., His family will return in a few days. John says he had great luck fishing, but re- fuses to give any figures as to numbers or ~ Weight, as he realizes that the fellow who wll last has every advantage. He will be to relate some interestiug storics lbou', next Christmas. Judge J. W. Cochran, of Minneapolis,spent el'/ardB.V in the city, He is on his reiurn m California, where he has been recreat- g. Judge Cochran was on the bench at rvia, Il when J. G. Tipton of this city was studying law in Bob Ingersoll's office years ago. The two met here by chance zumrduv and an interesting exchange of eminiscences resulted. — The young ladies of the Episcopal church will entertain a sociable at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Stillman on Wil- low ave., Friday evening, August 17th. Tce-creamn and cake served House have none but words of praise for the atten- tion given them. Deepening Ditch. The Indian creek sewer ditch is to be ver materially improved. A contract has been let to Mr, Williams to deepen the ditch two | feet, and ‘work will bezin to-day. Mr. Williams haa a ditching machine that w:ll d the work by running over the ground once 1t will excavate a ditch three fecr wide and two feet deep. Six yoke of cattie fus b L ae motive power. They are uttached to a twenty-foot eveuer, three yoke upon each side of the ditch. In this mannor they can exvavate about a half a mile a d The work will be begun just above the Broadway Jbridge and coutinuing for three wiles, re- quiring a week to complete it The ditch thus formed will car sewer water, and the sides of the liteh will be cut down 1 of the present with scrapers, Mr, illiams was bu yesterday getting his " machinery ready for u start. Tho proposed “change will increase the capa of the ditch 10 about double what it now is. e, A, A, Clark & Co. negotiate loans on “farm and city property. A list of overtwenty vacant dwelli lor rent can be obtained at office of . Sheafe & Co., corner Broadway and - Main strects, up stairs. o —— Before His Honor. " Judge Aylesworth was confronted with a very pugilistic crowd in police court yester day worning, Four individuals with swollen Beads were charged with disturbing the L peace. The court started in at a very lively Fate, but could not keop up the rapid pace, Louis Wind was fined $10.10, James Maker 30 . 8. Catterlin's case was coutinued, rles Swith was discharged. ..;)d)(,h R The case of Hyron Brown for striking colonel Whittlesey was heard. Brown g.l fllllly to assault, but the court with- d sentence until he could investigate the mutter, K g ~ _Faull line of sheet music at Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. ——— Try the Moourch flour, for sale only st Fearon's, THE COUNTY CONVENTION. The Republicans Favor Charles M. Harl For Congress, THE LIGHTNING RAISES THUNDER Several Places Struck and Persons Shocked—Fighting Brothers—No Use For the Filthy Weeds— Bluifites in the West. Planning For Victory, The republican county convention met at the county court house yesterday afternoon. At2 o'clock the convention was called to order by Colonel D. B. Dailey, chairman of the ((r\xnl\ central oommittee. Smith and M. J. Sears moved, ry that J. J. Steadman and F. M. Lind- y be made temporary chairman and_ secre- Carried. Tn taking the chair Mr, Steadman spoke quently, predicting the suec the present campaign, On moation the following committe appointed by the chai b Axtel, B, I\ Clayton, W. Throp, John Lindt, J. M. 7T ik Shinn. Permanent ¢ jon—k. Mott, W. J. Smith, H. A. C| L Converse, Bd Johnson, Resolutions—B. F. Clayton, n, T, B. Treyuor, R. C. Hubbard, Mat tock [ While the convention w riting the re rts of these committoes Smith as called for and gave a short and ringing speech, The committee on per ent organization reported making the temporary organization the permanent one, The report was ted Dr. Burrows, of Okio, i tion at length, The comuittee on cred prosentatives from all districts except Wash ington, Lincoln, Wright and York townships There being no protests the report of the committee w adopted. Walter I. Smith moved that the sccretary oV call the roll of delegates to rure their choice for cong: nan. Following is the bullot: C. M. Harl, 45; Major Lyman, 3 Colonel Sapp, 135 MeGinuis, 1. Total, 90, A motion to call a recount of the vote was carried 31 10 32, A motion toselect delegates to the state, congressional and judiciary con ventions caused a debate as to which should precede in the action of the convention: the selection of deley @ continuation of ballots on con; A vote resuited in continuing the ballot. Result of secoud choice, Harl 50, Lyman 20, Sapp 14. On mo- tion of Colonel Lirdt the eudorsement of C. M. Harl was made unanimous. On motion a commitiee of five were ap- pointed to sclect delegutes to the ious conventions above noted except congres- sional, as an amendment made and adopted gives Harl the duty of sclect delcgates to the congressional_convention. The commiitee follows: State-- Har B. Robvins, G, H. Putnain inks. Judiciul- I, B. Cousins, H. C. H, Treynor, Browun, 4 l'. B. Converse, Congre: P. H. Wind, W, H. Spe Dr. Hart, Messrs, Converse and s were ap- pointed to notify { his endorse men P ] al of the nomir the committee on resolutions reported, and their report was adopted. Time and space forbids an extended o of this report. The ient points of the resolutions are follow Regret in the death of General Sheridan; an endorsement of the principl expressed in the national republican platform; hearty support of the re publican’ nominees for the offices of president and vice president, an earncst expression of the wish that Messrs. Smith and Campbell be their o suc S as wembers of the state board of railway com- missioners, and instructions to delegates to work for the nomination of John Y. Stone for attorney general, On motion of W, mittees above appointed were instructed act as one committee in the selection of de! Smith the three com- to gates to the various conventions. The fol- lowing committees were reported: To |h\ ~.( ate conventio E lm.uu Frank Shinn, ynor, RS e l‘-:r\,;\ B wWind, 1t Henson, E. E. Hart, J A Hazelton, Paul Beésley, Bloomer, o Siths, Charles M. Ha Axtel, B! . Clayton. udicial—Jacod M. I Sears, : 1. Smith, M. ©. Beck, . H. CBosta, 3 C. Miicholl, Wotin G Johnson, 9. W. Askwith, J. ues Connor Congressional —R. C. Hubbard, Dr. John Green, M. Converse, en, A. \W. 1. Matlocis, man, 12d Mott, Smith, Cory A. Reed " liam Arnd, L. B. Cousins, T, C. Witt, Frank Shinn, 'c. H. A Smith, ' The report was adopted. On motion the deleg: present at the various conventions were instructed to poll the full vote of the delegation. ‘The committee appointed to notify Mr, Harle of his Sclection appeared with that gentleman, who was introduced and made @ short speech which was full of patriotism. On motion the county central committee was named us follows: First ward—R. C, Second ward—Ed Third m Arng 1. M. ‘H. ‘offeen, H. V.8atty, George Bolton, H. Conver: -u- Mott; ward-—-Will] Treynor: outside city—E. A. Bonham, suverse, Boomer: ¢!, Carsol Campbell, Cen- Phillips, Crescent B. Matlock, G. M. Putnam, Garuer; A. F Clatterbuck, Hardin; D. B, D Dell; Oliver _Barrett, Brandes, Keg Creek; K. J. B. Blake, Lincoln Layton; — Dunicls, [ Macedon Kuox; Mlndon‘ 3 lel\m. N¢ . Frum ynor was > ussistant of the county central committe With three weers for Harrison and Morton the ¢ n adjourned, the Music Ci - Davis Artists prote B, oadway. piuno, at C. A R T g tise it free of ch Co., corner Broi Amcrican express. e Stop at the Pacific House. The most centeally located hotel in the city. \\11] A. ( \rl\m , over About 10 o'clock yesterday ing the progress of the shower, citizens in the central and eastern portions of the city were startled by an unusvally vivid flush of lightning, followed by a peal of thun- der that fairly shook the earth. It was in- stantly conjectured that the electric fluid had struck somewhere in the vicinity and in- quiries were made to locate the exact spot. The first place found to have been visited by the destructive current was the residence of Cu M. Hirl, on Oa land avenue, The bolt struck the building at the south end of the gable, and rau down the roof, teving shingles in every direction, and tearing and splintering the roof boards in a most reckless manner, It circled around the chimney, and then entered the house, jump- ing through the attic to the floor and tearing a hole through the ceiling of the room under- neath. Here all trace of it was lost, and its path of egress from the building is unknown. Mrs. Harl was standing in a room on the lower floor, directly under the spot where the ceiling was pierced by the bolt, and received a very severe shock., She says that the cur- rent seemed to pass directly under her spine, morning, dur- many of the and she Las swce suffered heavy pains in ber * bacl. She {s'in delicate health ‘and it is feared that the fright incident to the shock may produce unploasant results, The domes- tic was ironing in ‘the kitchen, and the flat iron w. fuid. By far the heaviest shock was residents in the vicinity of Piereo o streets in the eastern part of the city shaft skipped along on the telephon leading to John Beresheim's residence s jerked out of her hund by thie frisky felt by the Frank street, until it reached the large tonwood tr near the coruer of P through which the wire was strung. It was in these trees that the rampageous bolt seemed to turn itself loose, for it played all kinds of _pranks, chasing iip one tree and down another until the whole street seemed to be a perfect blaze, and the trecs were torn, splintered and shat’ tered so that they will ‘have to be removed. ‘These trees are in front of the neat little cot- tage of Mra. Walters, who was at hoiie at the time, l\ml vas 80 badly prostrated she may e cover completely from the shock. She was thrown to the loor and re- mained unconscious for nearly two hours, but was finally restored to consciousness by Drs. Green and Tacey. The principal witness of the lightning's freaks was her son William, who was standing on the porch at the time, about twenty-five feet from the trees that formed the playeroind He says that the first viv panied by T l)u/mng £ seemed o run down one e the earth with a a of s and whol bl seemed 10 be expericiced no unp the trying ordeal, melted and the | shattered. Mys ing i nsations The telephone wire o8 i the y badly H. Judd, tives di- to the instr partics adwa Sover s stable on 13, partinlly stunned, An joc to N o'tund & Nitholus wi ot, about ono | 4 the building wor part of t wor B extin carvent 0t o the in the b rties wor usl, | if not 1ot the dauia int to the and there witl now b no troublic them removed., in getting © 25 cents A pound at Fearc o — t the Bechtole, Travelers! Ston S. B. Wadswoath & Co. k. securit consultiy confiden ner Muin street, 1o money. W0 Broadw proprietor of the ient foir the bonetit fixtures of the unexpected, the citiz and a ns. It is e the George reope move w by be o tol ill be taken, will probably be made { creditors and the 8 490 00 | 415 00 Coune 1‘ Bl Georg \)_nv & Mo C. De Vol l\uul\\ulv A. Maurel W ler & THe Nicholas & Mulholland, A. Loue, Diuetie & . 12, MeUonnedl. Total.. A, A C tnte ers, have ul.\(u. ) property on their boolks, thing hut bar offered, Money loane loan oftice, on i vivzrons, personal prop and all other articles of « removal. All business strietly dential. . J.G I\||n\~ thout conli= Tipton insinreal estate. - B. H, Sheafe & C short time loans on rew to suit, ut lowest rate of inleve Broadway aud Main strect, o make long -~ New stock of new g seed at Fearon’s. Bluflites in the West, W. B. Summers, who was formerly with J. W. Squires, and who is one of the best known young men of the Biuffs, has just re. turned from Tacoma, W. 't'., where he has located in the real estate, loan and insurance SWILY as ¢ ie calls bim, 18 stic over that part of Ineidentally it has become ¢ has won warm friends there, el the country, nt that he hie sports an ant ebony, gold-headed, cane, a little mo- mento presented to i by some of his chums just as e was leaving on this trip. He intends remaining he nd then proceeding east, expecting to return in Sep tember, There are a number of Council Bluffs folks at Tacoma. Among them is W. Kleeh, who s proprictor of lurge saw mill, and who is bee mg mane at o cedy S, H. Burbee, formerly in the re business here, is busy~ shavi loaning money, and scems to b Dr. Miller, who was for a with the late Dr. Rice, to w is located there, and havin He is building an ele of the prominents. ree, and is one rant resic His s W. W. Dearborn, who was for 8o long asso- ciatod with Mr. N. 1%, Dodge, in this city, is located at Seattle, twenty-cight mi from Tucoma. His health is remarkal d. He has 0 a new bank, and scéms 0 be thriving i all respects, ANl kinds of Fearon’s. produ at cheapest e e— For bargains 1n reul ¢ Sheafe & Co., Broud street, upstairs, e Buy mantels, grates and hearth fur- mshings of the New York plumbing Co, Pacific House 15 open to the traveling publie, notwithstanding to the contrary. - —— Make War on Weeds. Sunflowers ave all right in their place, but their place is not in the heart of the city. A reform is sadly needed in Council Bluffs Vacant lots are allowed to be uncared for, and weeds have it their own way, growing so rank and tall as to almost hide the sight of all adjacent improvements. The other duy the canning works folks hired a man to cut down all the weeds within two blocks, ‘T'be ning up made a marked improvement in that vicinity, and wig an exampie worthy of speedy imitation. It cost but a trifle, and counted for much. Property owne do mot realise how bhurtful impressions e are formed o( their ‘-nr-}n! lots just from the unkept condition in which they ara allowed to rematn_month ,after month. A large lot on Flourth street hius been so covered with weeds that when the other day the owner had them cut off, ke could hardly rec- ognize his own lot. Near the depo! allowed to grow up a large quantity of ‘sun- flowers and weeds, and strangers alighting from a train naturally concludo this is a vil- lage. There is no excuse for resident prop- erty owners, and the vacant lots owned by non-residents should be clearcd off by the city, and the cost taxed up if néceséary. There are numbers of vagrants duily fed at the ity expense, and these men might well be employed in the war on weeds. phebetiy-Susciid Get pr the box, on (ull!n\nm peuchos, by Fult line of gheet music at Counci Blufts Music Co., 224 Broadway b=k Sasibigini Real Brothers-In-Law. Two brothers, Henry and Emil Rosch, en gaged in a little pugilistic encounter on Broadway yesterday afternoon. They ave both in their teens, and became involved in a quarrel over the ownership of a ball, ax was not long until each had fraternal vlood flowing. spectators were watching the m (h interest when Marshal Guoa Several elia apy 1 and took the young “‘pugs into custody. They rese his inte , and thouzht it “too bad s conldn't have a fam seoler sticking in out and th £y nob get could or in the ' day. In't Unde: l'-hl||l| It. She ¢ “What in the world has happened to you since the last time | saw yoo?” | wked one lady of another when tney | met on { vect the other da | 1 were it. Then you pirit 11 you said that yvou havdly a you lived or died. To-day you 0 much younger, and atoirem youar i epiviishave t | W the I was a martyr to funct ment uatil I hog tion 1 . oman \»hv» sulfc It to lot an ho Guring this wonderful remed . Not (o be Cioed. A meeting of the ors of the Hotel wais hield last « 1t was de- | along, Dieted be Pitss ing moving, commodate ve TTood's ileient 4 pecualiar cura- Sar proof t tive powe i accomplishies e it doos commitee to Denver, nyenticn at Ao sond repir C.RH ——F ¥OU SECOND-H Call on M. DROEILITIE, the 39 w.'ough. and Ga Duildings, . Lepair: Nos. 1100 to 1200, Te Ave SPL'“]AL NOl ICES. uth i Connell Blufls, Towa, WANTS. rent b for Anston & Van Patten, ain st, Improv Y horses: o 1 Co at "N%‘l‘ll A Hlin cil Bluits. DOR SALE—The best small frait wnd vegeli- ble fa in Pottawaltamie coanty, two milex trom Council B pustoflice, at . prico that will s-11 it “Pitle nerfect Posscosion remarkahily eriy 1y timo, elsy o in good condition, Gopd vaasun tor Have orty, & Co., Wan ocks ol merchund Omaha and Council Blutts city | also western land to exchange for goods. [ on or address Johnsc stian, Rocia 33, Chamber of Commnierce ST, FRANCS ACADEAY. con, C Omaha. HTH AVEL. AND 7TI'H COUNCIL DLUTTS, 1A, Condusted hy the Sistars of Charlty, ST, ed with allu and day sehic on the reppoettull ard and thition pec se For further particulars add St. Francis Acad < Flster Supe la. wr, Bluns FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 DOUGLAS SI., OMAHA OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 600Broadway Council Bluffs, Towa. Established 0. K, MGDANELD & 00, at BAva dAlD STOVES ighest Cach ue, Couneil Blutls,la, Telephone | DIARPHEA, Hides. Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. &0 aud 822 Main Slreet,Councll Blufs,lowa finnm‘v (‘mmuflh‘a in place of Mr. \\' o8, re- signed. The committee reported in regard to the Red Oalk cart xmnm ctory autd was grant ml\‘ to complete arrangements for sation here. "The cominittee on manufactures was in- structed to consider the matter of securing more desirable location here for the paper mill and the advisability of organizing a stock company with mereased capital, Adjourned for two weeks, —— From Birth to the Grave with us cortain physical traits, as we do ‘teristics, Tuso much that psy have striven to designate by generic titles certain tempera- We carr ments—as the bilious, the nervous, the lym- phatic. The individual with a sailow com- plexion is set down s bilious, often rightly 0. If the saffron in the hue of his skin is traceable to the bile in his blood, its presence in the wrong place instead of the liver, will also be evinced by fur on the tongue, pain beneath the right Fibs and thiough the right ade, sick headache, constipation, T indigestion. For the relief of ymmoi, but not essentially peril ous complaint, there is no more geninl and thorough remedy than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which 18 also a beneficient tonic and health promotor, und u widely estecmed remedy for und preventive of fever and ague, rhewmatism, kidney and bladder troubles, - a Yankee Doc or, It is told that while v Frederiel w in fon- Stz g London Letter the late Emper don for the queen’s jubilc Morr Muelk introduced a noted Ameri- ean doctor to him, — Aftera e amin m of his throat. |1|v impe tiont. in his usi cheerf in- nner, re su that an imperial throat is ieh like tlat of other mortal Vell, sir,” came Juick we will try and make it at 2 A then crown prince A the quick Yan- his broad ch sty irht, is it e Yankee gravely looked the spl !)‘]l«] tions of the illustrio ient up nand then delibe vwled for the vou would a good Americ: Pitz’s mer- ent wi ent - doe- 1 you suffer wny othor di or lut u more than the at will follow the you troubled with « sther medicine ren natn !vim cunranteed m Goodman Drug Co. - Discovered Another Bomb, gust 1L —A large dynamite taining cnov of the explosive to an_eative train, was o, Burlington & Guines yund on the track sots this morn ington rike Thev have no elue, how- T e L Pozzoni’s Complexion Powder pro- t ft and b 1 it com- el ud pui- AN —— GR FURNITURE where you will receive iiighest Econoiny, Simplicity and Durability. G, mmsmaxwa’g AT THIS SEASC OF THE YEAR WHEN DYSENTERY, FLUX, CHOLERA INFANTUM AND CHOLERA MORBUS, fil the cemeteries : the once Overcouming all opoosition. with ewly made grav happy home witih toes of loved ones lost, “TKYNETT'S MIXTURE | 18 used it is universally found to be EQUAL TO ANY EMZRGENCY. The value of a single bottle for use in any Ity W the above named diseases ix r Leulad Money could not induce those who hnve t oughly tried it o be witiont i e market is Tuil of fmilur ‘purnose, aud all huvem, twith them it s a stubborn fact that these are in many places the MOST FATAL DISEASES of the country. With this medicine they are THE LEAST FATAL. This medicine has now been used in this country FOR FORTY YEARS, AND T -DAY KYNETT'S MIXTURE Has 1o equal on where, HARLE, HASS & CO Wholesale Agents, Council Bluffs, lowa, THE MORRXS TYPE WRITER. PRICE $15, Is equal to any High Priced Machine, paratus for typewriter wors the best s and 5000 coples can be taken. The Excelsior Co., Council Bluffs, F J BREZEE THE TAXIDERMIST, In accordance with numerous requests has de- clded to teach Taxidermy in all lts brauches. Moupting birds, §0; with mammals and ot futricacies, ¥1L0. Would also like to receive orders for birds to fill order book on trip south. No. 10 Main 8t., Council Lluffs, SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D, Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Diseasesof Women and Children, 907 Broaaway, Couucil Bluds, YouMUSTKEEP COOL SO Go TO Baird’'s for Fruits.! Assorted B ets Put Up to Order. For GROCERIES & FRESH FRUITS Go To N. I. TIBBETTS, and Save Money. No. 3% Rroadway. ForyourLightCarriages BUGGIES, CARTS and OTHER VEHICLES, SeeHenryVanBrunt, Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. CITY MEAT MARKET! No. 120 Broadway. Telephone No, 201, PROMPT DELIVERY, For CHEAP RATES TO ALL POINTS Go to BUSEHINELI/S .20 _Main Street. SWANEON MUSIC COL 329 Broatway Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Best Pianos and Organs n Monthly Payments. ALLENS RESTAURANT FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPE No, 406 BROADWAV ENTRAOGRDINARY LOW PRIC. BN SHOES ovn ¥ for 18 the Cause of the 1ligh 1 turcof Competition, BOSTON BOOT & SHOE ADAMS & €O, No. 417 Brionds fowa, Snecessor SCOFIELD & GAVIN, No. 200 Broadway. [ Buy Your GROCERIES of - y-« DURLIN BROTHERS, 533 B'way A\I Frut n Their ;ason. Tel. 290. l] lou ”un! .sun lq:aul or Cheap Laml. Call on luhmuhou«l lhuhlmq, Lo and Investinent Union Ve K M}l) { SON, 606 Broadway, el 20 N. Main BUYA WHITE 'v:. P. ANDERSON SEWING MA(/HINE‘ Manacer. W. H. KNEPHER. THE GROCER, 744 Bdway White nt LAKE MANAWA Take tho 1. F. ROHRER For the Beach. A FINE POUBLE DECKUED STEAMER. l:.bl:\l.flllsfll D 1842, e e & EO L MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. D s — SIZES FROH 25 70 300 HORSE POWER, e —_— Especially Adapted fot ELECTRIC LIGHTING; Mills and Elevators, e ENGINES. ity Guate ondensing, CUT-OFF steam plants. Regulation, Dt AUTOMATIC Specifications and estimates furnished for cot o A antecd. Can show letters from users where fu Jnomy 13 equal with Corliss Non- BRANCI HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Sendmr Catalogue. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY stimategy llnlmulm and_ Sanitary Engineer, Plans, : Brown cifications, Supervision of Public Work, Bmldn\", Council Blufts, Towa. H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- N. SCHURZ-- i STONE & SIM3~ C. C. HAZEN-- = REp_ngflgus Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 115 Pearl St., Council Blufls, Towa. ———— Justice of the Peace. Office over American Express, No, 419 ‘Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa. Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa Courts, Office—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Blocky Council Blufls, Iowa. Main Street and First Denti: Bluft t. Corner Avenue, Counci , Towa, Q / From 15 to 25 Per Cent. ’_.J NCW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE <¢| PETER C. MILLER, B Nos. I1 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. % 11 J DR C. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAVE NTS ON COoMM MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 ONg