Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY = BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 12 OFFICE, NO, PEARL STREET ; Delivered by Cartlor in Any Part of the City at Iy m) Ceuts Per Week, H.ow. Tox MANAGER. Nianr Eviron, No. ., MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing com Last social of the Methodist church Thursd; The attention of the be yisors was taken up yesterday levy. The board of trade m held last evening was po day evenin, A marriage license was issucd yes Robert Wendt of Omaba, and Regie of Council Bluffs, The Union Pacific bridge will be open to teams during fair week tiil 12 o'clock at night. The wll gates are usually closed at 9 o'clock. Yesterday's poli of four vags and thre were discharged and the the usual amounts, ¢ evening. d of county super Wwith the tax ting to have been tponed until Thurs- rday to Niess p court vietims consisted drunks. The former latter were fined @The P. E. O, society will hold an important Dbusiness meeting at the home of Mrs. Will Sherman, 519 Seventh street, Thursday, September 6, at 2 p. m. Building permits were issued yesterday to two £300 cottages, L W. to B.B. Judd for Caughey for an #800 cottage Luchow for a 1,000 residenc: and L. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Walter G. Eng- lish of Carroll & Miss N tta J. Rich of Glidden were mar! by Rev W. Crofts at the Congregational parsonage. The democratic congressional conventions will be held at the court house to-dny. The congressional will meet at 10 o'clock, and the judicial will foilow. It has been decided that the Y Hen-Brooks mill will tak §ieits, Thoro haa been bad plood boiween the fes for some time, and the mill will be a lively one and no show of a hippodrome, d_judicial The Jewish New Year begins this cvening, There will be sei ut 533 Broadway this evening, also on Thursday and luy, Bikhor in_which the will participate. Rev. G. W. tional chur Cholin congregation pt the o This will be sion for Council Blufts, as a man, Services of a special interest are being held nightly in the Scandinavian Baptist chir Rev. A. Jacobs, a well known conducting them. The church is ‘working condition and there is the tion of much increase by this reviv ment. ‘The police are in possession of a badly bat- tered siik tile that untii Monday night pro- tected the journalistic cranium of a local scribe. It bears unmistakablo evidence of the orgies through which it passed on that last memoranle nigh he y bangs a tale,” which will not be made public until the s up another “roast” of call to the al move- churel will h-- used next Sunday first time in the services of the ¢l high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock, The services of Mr. W. J. Gratian have been secured as organist. Mr. Gratian is well able to haundle the instrument. He had charge of the recent concert at which the ladies cleared 165, There will doubtl 8 be an_attemy make some political capital out of the ch in the Council Bluffs Herald. It has prohubition and republican, and will now b for license and politically independent L expected democratic proclivitics, The change about is due to the change in the ownershup of the paper, and not to any con- version on the part of the former manage- ment. Hazel Camp Lodge, No. 171, Modern Woods men of America, are arranging for o gran eelobration to occur on the third annive of the order, February 5, 1850, I tion and banquet of last Janua membered by those w one to come, it is sui ipse the one that is past.” Masonic Temple hall has been secured for the event. Full particulars will be announced later. 2 The Bighth street pavers reached First avenue yesterday, and turned east upon th latter thoroughfi 1t will require about a First avenue to Pearl esumed on paved south to Eighth avenue, T} used 1s cedar blocks, The contract for this work is in the hands of McAdam & Amberg, and this firm is doing excellent work. They will also pave § | and Seventh streets bétween Broadway ~ Firstavenue. . John Ford says he wishes he had taken the irl instead of her trunk when he fled to ansas City with the clothing of Rosa Fisher. Justico Schurz heard both sides of the case yesterday afternoon, after which he #aid he had rather place the responsibiliti of the case in the hands of the grand ju " In lieu of rambling in pastures green with . his lady love he will ruminate upon the fickle- ness of love while watching the erection of the Merriam block from behind the coarse mOsquIto netting of the Juil windows. - A lot in Everett’s adadition for £275, if taken immediately, Johnston & " Van Patten. ed, and the ‘Will be held in the Scandinavian Baptist ehurch this evening at 7:45, and every night this weeit. The evangelist, Rev. A. Jacobs, here and will conduct the meetings, A cordial invitation is extended to all. 1. A, Re Ruounzuacn, Pastor, E. H. Sheafe Iumno ney on chattel security of ev deseription. Privats consulting rooms. All business strictly ~ confidental. O 0 Broadway, cor- I ner Main street, up-stairs, Personal Paragraphs. Hon. R. 8. Hart and wife of Avoca visited ~ the two cities yesterday. Mrs. G. W. Crofts and daughter returned yesterday from their eastern trip. F. J. Stillman, of the Avoca Mail, was in I the eity yesterday and went across to take i the fair. Rolla Shugart, conductor, and Jack Ayles- worth, engineer, of the motor line, left last eveulng for Denver, ! W. A. Brock of Belleview, Kan., is in the | city on a visiv to his brother-in-law, Captain , Clark, the court reporte tain A.J. Dyer, of the city police force, returned last evening from a week’s hunung in Nebraska. He is feelng somewhat ter than when he left, but is still far from - awell man.” He had fine luck in the ficld and brought home a large and varied assortment, heade b Bias ‘We have some fine acre property on the bottoms, suitable for platting, which we will offer ata bargain for a short time. Soe us before buying elsewhere. Johuston & Van l’l\ueu 83 Main St. Dr. C. C. Hazon'’s dental parlors are at room 6, Opera house block. et B v The *Boys" Will Demonstrate. A meeting of the drummers of the city . was held last evening at the Ogden house, ~ the purpose of which was to complete details of the proposed participation in Thursday's parade in Omaha. Messrs. F. B. Ridenour and E: Lyon, of Omaha, were present to re- ceive the report of the local drummers. The nf about fifty men were reported who mm their intention to participate. 3 aeap; extend a most cordial in- vluunn 10 all travelers, 2o matter where they " from, to attend and join in the pm-de, locl.\ men are earnestly requested to there. Messrs, Nickel and Corbally were ¥ a committee on music. The boys will ina body to-morrow morning on the dnmny {anln in the city the board of trade rooms will be the headquarters and not the “'Elite,” as that ln.loon has advertised. A L tiwe is expected, Agcre Property, "0 will offer special bargains in Mro on the bottoms, for 90 days. Be you w‘nl asoap. Johnston & GATHERED IN THE BLUFES. The Drink Question £ti Bothering the City Officials. INJURED BY A FALL. BADLY Attacked By Highwaymen -Planning For Electric Power— Change of Pastor—A Bloody “B, B," Cap- ture—Brevitics About lowa. The Powers That Might Be. The saloon men of Council Bluffs continue to flourish and grow fat financially, so far us the mayor and ity marshal are coucerned Both of these officials have the power to close them up, if so disposed, but no attempt is made to do so by either of them. They were both elected by the liquor element, and are decidedly averse to doing anything ob- jectionable to this faction. Neither one of them cares to shoulder the blame g tries to shift the responsibility oth The mayor admits that he can close the saloons if so disposed, and has on several oc- casions promised to db so if the liquor dealers monthly i the decidedly ticklish posi or ¢ k on’" his con- psing their suloons, or he must 1 his position as gracefully possible, and acknowlodge th hands of the too 1y ound their When the mayor the saloon me sved that th fingers as made his dems he sincerely hoped ¥ would come to tin out any dificulty. He did not antici a moment that ‘he would be called upon to Ty out his threat a future policy will be Is already apparent, He isbe 1, and the resuit will be a K ¢ piease. ds upon d firmly witlh Course the breaking of the state law would be upheld. None of the eity officials uphold the mayor in his ontlined course. The city solicitor be- lieves tHat this plan of levying or accepting monthly contribution of hush money con I| cts dircetly with the statutes, and is noth- nor less than “condoning a public and would bring serious charges to door. The_ exceutive's position 1 unenviable. It is impossible for ud still, and he s afraid to jump tion, for fear of “‘getting his foot His actions ure awaited with in- him to sf either di in i, terest. The city marshal is in hardly lo attitude. © Among the duties pre him is that of enforcing all the laws, and he is linble for fines for neglect. He is' not ex- pected to wait for any orders from the mayor. The gambling louses running open, saloons thriving and houses of prostitution numerous, with no prosecution _except by vate partics looks rather bad for both officers. It is not to be wondered ks to throw the responsibility s pleasing bed for s upon the othe — - For Sale, Ten acres in Council Bluffs, off the east end of the Ballard 80. Will make lots, same as the Omaha add., which it joins on the south. Ninth ave. drive- . P. bridge passes through the Title clear One-third dowu, balance one and two yeavs. Eight per cent. A. V. LARIMER. —— Artists prefer the Hallett & Davis piano, at C. B. Music Co., 224 Broadway. Stabbed and Robbed. John Schroeder, a man who is engage the business of cutting and stacking hay near this city, and who resides at 1614 Fifth avenue, was brutally attacked Monday night about 10 o'clock by four men, near the ium- ber yard on Third avenue, between Thir- He saw the approaching him, but as they were ng and talking he suspected nothing. As they came up one of the fellows scized him, while another struck at him from be- Lind with a long bladed dirk. The intended victim warded off the blow with lus arm, but the knife cut through the rim of his hat and ploughed its way down through his coat, cut- ting a slit about a foot long through that gar- ment, but not reaching his skin, At the same instant Schroeder reccived a terrific blow on the back of his neck, knocking him senseless. His pockets were then rified of £20 in cash. He had been collecting during and thinks that his assai had money. As it was quite dark is able to give buta very imper- ct deseription of his would-bo assassin. E. H. Sheafo & Co., make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums to suit, at lowest rate of interest. Office Broadway and Main street, upstairs, teenth and Fourteenth streets, men fe - Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele. e Full line of sheet music at Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. A Change of Pastors. Rey. Adolph Wesseling, O. S. B., pastor of St. Peter's German Catholic church, has been called to take chargo of St. Benedict's parish at Atchison, Kan., of which he was formerly pastor. He will leave for that place to-morrow evening, Father Wesseling has been here only a year or so, but has done much 10 soshort a time. He has erected one of the finest churches in the city and gath- ered a large congregation, Many outside of his church, as well as inside of it, will regret his departure. He is a most scholarly man aud his heart is as big 1w proportion as his brains. His successor is Rev. Herman Mengwasser, a graduate of the university of Louvam, Belgium, and lately professor in St. Bene: diet’s colleg welcomed al succ Atchison. He will be warmly d will doubtless prove a worthy ssor to worthy predecessor. LELIRD A. A. Clark & Co., real estate brok- ers, have a list of chojce inside property on their books. Nothing but bargains offered, e or bargains 1n real estate see £, H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main street, upstairs. J. G. Tipton hasbargainsin real estate. 2o e Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, vagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly conti- dential. R Both Legs Broken. Lucius Remill, an employe of the Mar- seilles Manufacturing company, met with a serious and painful accident yesterday morn- ing. He was engaged in adjusting the ele- vator guy-rope at the top cf the company’s warehouse, on South Main street, when he made a misstep and fell to the basement, a distance of about thirty feet. Both bones of each leg were broken below the knee, und the victim was severely shaken up and bruised. He came here recently from Illi- nois, and has no relatives in the city. He was taken to the W. C. A. hospital, where he was attended by Dr, Hanchett. He is ch ting along as well as could be expec te was fortunate to escape with his life. ’I‘he accident will lay him up for a long time, the fractures are very complicated and wi require several weeks to heal properly. — Good dwellings and lots for sale on monthly payments by E. H. Sheafe & Co., corner Bro&dwny and Main sts., up stairs. eagi——— A. A. Clark & Co. negotiate loans on farm and city property. ———— The District Court. Yesterday’s session of the district court ‘was & busy one. The case of Harle, Haas & Co. vs Citizens’ State bank was first called and the defend- ant’s attorney asked for & coutinuance on account. of the absence of Major Lyman, one of their number, The motion and an ob- Jeetion filed Wright, Baldwin & Haldane were taken u er advisement by the court The case of Vinetta Vernon va City of | Council Bluffs was next called.” The whole of the forenoon was consni ingajury. In the aft nesses were examined, tried once before and at that time required two and a half days to get it submitted 1o the It is probable that this trial will be longer. The defendant and her mother were injured on Christmas eve, 1584, by driving off a bridge near the Jeffrics place on Vaughn avenue, The suit is brought to re- r damages. Messrs, Sapp & Pusey ap- r for the plaintiff and City Solicitor {olmes for the defendant. Rare Bargains, T desire to sell all my houschold goods, comprising bed room set, book cases, picturs chairs, carpet, stove, ete. Many of these articles are ne and all are in first class con on. tending purchasers please call Seventh avenue, after 9 o'clock any day this week . H. SHc ¥ new In- - Numbered with the Dead. Yesterday two homes were shrouded in mourning. The little buds in which rested the love and hope of the parents’ hearts were taken away. The first death occurred at 8 a.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.J Snithen, on South avenue. Eva, the infant daughter, breathed away her little life. Whooping cough was the disease. The other stricken home is that of Alderman and Mrs, Patrick Lacy, on Park avenue, day Last Satur- little Jimmie was taken ill with flux, ymbined with teething difficnltic ed the case that there was no r parents will receive nt sympathy in this hour of trouble Both IHIH erals wili be held from the residences to the latter at 3:30 p, m. aud the former at 2 0 m. - If you have property fo > at a bar- n list it with us and we 11 adve se it free of chs A. A. Clark Co., corner |||unl\m\ and Main, over American express. s - Lonns mace on city business and resi- dence property Kim- sans Bad Blood. wround Tom Skin- 1 with the ¢ De Long “B. Things were very live B M ner's place regulation search attempted to examine a little in which liguor was supposed to be, when Mrs. Skinner arnied he If with a hatche slub, ete., and went for the reverend scarcher in preat shape. Tnis is the story De Long tells, He also says the premises were searched i the most approved style and the presence of a few bottles of B. B, testify to the searching. 1t wus attempted to work up a little sympathy for the defendunts yester- day by saying De Long had no wurrant. This eannot be so for the reporter has scen document, and it bears the marks of a being covered with blood marks, Do Long suys he was cut by the hatchet in the hands of the woman and his hand shows a gash of no small size. De Long has other marks upon his person which he ¢ have received in the melee, Evidently the course of the law is not an easy one for De Long as many others have found out before this. - e ] GREAT SALE Of Council Biuffs Lots At Auction. I will offer for sale and sell without reserve to the hignest bidder one-half of all the lots in Cochran’s addition to Council Bluffs. One lot of every other out the whole addition w the privilege to the purchaser of the re- maining lot_at the same price. Tl ground on which the addition is laid known as the old fair ground fort north of the Union Pacific depot, anc south of Broadw: The number of r through- be soid with lots are 160, or four to the acre. TERMS, Ten per cent of the purchase money cash in hand. The balance in nine equal annual payments to be evidenced by notes bearing intevest at 5 per cent per annum, secuved by mortgage. The property purchasers will get warrantee deeds, title perfect. I will also sell on the same terms and at the same sale 100 lots in Central sub- division and trect’s addi- tion on grounds joining on the north. Some of these lots are situated on Broad DAY OF SALE & b4 12. e G Bt il i e grounds on Wednesday, the 12th of September, 1888, and continue from day to day till all is sold. The lots and blocks will be numbered on stakes and maps furnished bidders on day of sale. Other particulars on day of sale. A. COCHRAN. N The Electric Power. The electric power building, now being put up on Broadway for the motor line, will not only supply the railway, but arrange- ments will be made for furnishing power for other purposes. In the cast elevators, printing oftices and various machine run by electric power, If properly arranged and abundantly provided the electric power will prov 1al convenience to man- facturing in Council Bluffs, - S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. - Openings at Earling. Robert Ford, of Earling, was 1 the city yesterday. He will improve the opportunity of visiting the fair and the siege. Mr. Ford is also on the lookout for supplies for long- felt wants of Lis town. Earling s a thriving, stirring town, of about 400 inhabitants, and yet it has no bank, no physician, and no drug store. There isanew bank building, ready for some one to step into, and it is seven miles to the nearest bauk; here seems to be an excellent opportunit It is a like dis tance from any physician, A drug store 18 also one of the needs of the place. These op- portunities will doubtless be speedily em- braced by some ent; ing men. Money loaned diamonds, horses, bug niture, pianos, hing of value, at low rates of e No |)u\llluL{ fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Brondway and Main, over American express. - Fired the First Gun. The campaign was formally opened by the democrats last evening. During the day a banner bearing the faces and names of the candidate for chief executive and his vice was stretched across Broadway in front of the headquarters. Early in the evening a large number gathered, and headed by Dal- by’s band made a little parade. There were about three hundred men in line. After the walk and the music the crowd adjourned to Dohaney’s opera house, where for an hour and & half the Hon. H M. Pusey addressed the audience. Tne auditorium and galleries were packed to suffocation. The speaker ve a very fair exposition of the democratic K:clrlne- as they are outlined by the western managers. The democratic party has noth- ing of which to be ashamed in the demonstra- tion which thus opened the campaign in Council Bluff: -— They Want a Benefit, A meeting of the plasterers and bricklay- ers of this city is called for this evening at 7:80 o'clock at Driesbach’s hall, 35 Mawn street, opposite Beno's. The object of the meetiog is to reorganize the Protective union that has been allowed to disband, The plasterers and bricklayers have been work ing sixty hours & week, and it is desired to ur for quitting work at & o'clock on ay afternoons. This will glvn the men an_opportunity to get to the Saturday evening's market before all good uce is disposed of, which will be & desirable change. ADDIT!OVAL OMAHA \'E\\'S THE CITY i (Il)\(,ll | Too Much Ontdoor Amusement for Transacting Bukinkss, The city ilmen were infocted last | night with the spirit of rocreation and festiv- | ity that pervades the air this week, and they chiopped their meeting oft short. "The first thing they did was to suspend the regular order of business and take up the regular monthly appropriation bill. After many weeks of persistence Couneil- man Bailey succeeded in_huying the claim of JF. Coots and D. L. Shane, fbr measurmg the city hall basement, incorporated in an appropriation, A niotion to incorporate the estimates al- lowed i the afternoon meeting of the board ic works precipitated an undiguificd nd was finally defeated. Following is a summary of the apy tion bill: General fund cout opria- fund ataining fund. Judgment fund . Fire fund Police fund al district paving 1’..\ ing bond fund El th street vi distriet ¢ orth Omaha r fund South Omaha sewer fund, Total A Il\l\“l“r'll \ 18 | ors to close their ¥ alternoons. A niotion to adjourn was then confusion, fnstructing o'ty Thursday and o oftices ied amid Beauty Without Paint. “What makes my skin so dark und muddy? My cheeks were once so stmooth and ruddy ! I use the best cosmetics made,” Is what a lovely maiden said. “That's not t re my charming miss,” The doctor said—“remember this 1 skin would keep from tamt, and the paint, “The proper thing for il such ills 18 this,” remarked the man of pills, “Enrich the blood and make it pure— In this youw'll find the only cure,” Dr. Pierea’s Golden Medieal Discovery will do this without fail. It hasno equal. All drugyg Sccond Presentation of “The W Boyd's, andience than witnessed the first ion of *“The Wife, and one quite ative, oceupied Boyd's opara hous: " at pr appr st evening, A second study of the play im proves the fuvorable fivst impression. One gets a rinsight into its me; and its 10 company also grows in ad quaintance. The rare com- yue and the finished art of too often, while the other o o of the company the in their resncct 1o, Cayvan an oX(C tress in the, purt of He qualitios which ousht to © of notable success. Miss g soubrette, and her Kitiy xtenyd her repu uk of her profession. e an impression in ¢ ta future welcom Rice's “Cors: ence at the ( will ma There w wd last night, his fi 1 be 1o ments to the coutrary ne to-uight rnoon, all withstand Will They anificont graving, printed upon a sheet 19 inches wide by 24 inches long, Itisan e copy of an o inting by KK which w This eles lady standing ma_beautiful ro en- ations, together, w ful position of the beautiful girl is ping with the sentiment of the picture. It must besecn to be ap This valuable pictur wall of any 5 offer an extraordina duce our Wux ren awa, ing a small box This star is without a doubt the g tion of the nineteenth century, (at least o 1y say: sedit). It suyp used or Ynown Unlike anv othe ted with pure wh < and chem ¢ prepared upon scientitic ples by an expert in the laundry pro- who has had s of practical exper- ience in fancy laundryi It is the tand only starch in the \\nlhl that makes ironing easy and restores old summer dresses to their natural whiteness, and imparts to linen a beautiful and lusting finish. Please remember that the present you re- e with cach box of Wax Sta never been sold at retail for less than on dollar, This t offer is only good for six h the present will be omit- h sold at the usual % fitting to adorn the and in order to v inducement to in this costly picture will o 10 every person purchas W ; picture free. ARCH CO., Keokuk, Towa. ' MUST MOVE Mayor Broatch Declares a War On the RBawdy Houses, Mayor Broatch sent the following letter to Chief Seav sterday 1n reference to abat- ing disorderly houses in the vicinity of school houses : please in uct your ofticers to nuhf all fl\nh located upon any block with a school house to move atonce. This also applies to portions of blocks fronting upon school blocks, 17 also bave them made as inconspicuous possible. Proceed against the low di pecially those of mixed color, and drive n.« m out. 1take this occasion to compliment you upon the very efficient manuer in which you have caused the signs upon these houses to be taken in. These people should be made to feel that they are simply tolerated, as they have no legal existence, = I do not wish to be understood as condoning a crime. As an ex- ecutive I merely desire to deal with this difti- cult question in & manner the most conducive to the public good. R After the Wine Rooms, The wine room ordinance, introduced in the city council many weeks ago, still slumbers in the hands of the Committee. A move is under way to have it brought forth, Com- mitteeman Lee favors it, Mr. Hascall is op- m)lu] and the other member of the committee, r. Burnhamw, is out u! town. Drink Malto itis p\en.smt.. —_— Visitors to the city ghould try the Globe hotel, 1312 Douglas. e SEEKING MARRIAGE. A Gallant Wooer, but a Brute of a Hus- band. Nellie Wallace has sued Nellie E. Rena- hen and her husband, Michael Renahen, for $200, which she claims on a promissory note given her by the first named defendant, and for $10 for room and board for two weeks, and $10 in money loaned her to allow Mrs. Renahen to leave town. The case grows out of & marriage and di- vorce proceeding which was aired during the last term of court. Mrl Renahen had purchased a lot, and ing for it in small payments. There wu l.?10 vet unpaid on the property when Michael proposed to her. She made an open atement of . her finances to her intended, and stated fhat she wuul? parry him as soon as she had her lot paid for. At this Michael made pay the debt if she would m and she consented, 'y were married, but the debt was not nssumed and paid, Mrs, Renaten applied to her friend, Mrs, Wallace, for the loan of $200 and paid off the debt Before this debt was repaid the defendante had a fight and Mrs. Renahen applied for a divorce, The case came up the 50th of last July. She was advised to_return to her honie at Elkhorn station and live with her husband, She returned, but he refused to allow her to enter the house, and drove her off the farm at the end of a pitchfork. She then re turned to Mrs. Wallace's to live, and thus in- curred the second debt included in the suit. dodi e An Absolute re. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is ouly put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and i$ an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and ull ski_erap: tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug o its per box—by mail 30 cents, promises to 'y him at_once nrt. The docket of ¢ the September term was called. It contains h will be assigned for hearing unbar & Co e sued Olof Paul 17,00 for mdavertising in the Western D. C. I)m\h e & Co. H. B. St ve sued John for #2530 on promissory note. Had a bilious attack and one of those s cases of constant wenri- quinine and other remedios without relief. Took Dr. Jones' Red Clover Toni: g ana well. Asa Thompson., .Ohio, Goodman Drug Co., agents, Omaha., Expose Ti The follow methods certain news crease () their ¢ OvANA, Sept. You will confer a art, the ¢ 1o in To the Fditor of the Brr vor to me by answering throug s of the Bri s00n a8 possib ingr question : 1t any daily sent by 8 in suc subseribe J \\Im 4|mn| for it, but kept and read the san was Sent to him, docs the Juw compel him to paty for it if he is not williug, just because it was sent three times to him, and kept and vead by him. An carly answer to this through Tie Ber will be a favor to several of vour subscribers. CirizeN In avswer 16 the ion it would seem alinost unne 1y that no (al 1) newsy should e bove qu Diebold Safes, and sec the large stock it doors carried by Me hitmore at 419 S. 15th street of safes cher & Omat SPECIAL NOTlLES wods sold_or b ny Vi and 305 Broadw: Ad- nt for train at luirs, WANTED-X 1000 8. Main st., Counel “\' NTED A | need apply. house barber shop, '\\'\ PED— 1 140 ncres, and fences in good order 1l i \\Hlv Nonpare, Wise: 231 Washir, BVHH I ings & Co., Jon 1 rooms, a1 Brosdway, 121 G For stre o isture. rticulars address Suncil Bluits, 1. 1—~Wood turner yment to_good man onave., T A large number of Call and examine list Broad ud Main st., 1 cely shed, & suite of fur, T ote block from roon ns ot 117 Fourth T—Furnished roc ouncil Blufrs, d room and alcove for at 124 Fourth street. JOR R geutieman, MOR R Rt vy Ok SALE-Barber \nw at 150 Brondwa Conncil * Blutfs; good trade; satistactory reasons for selling; bargain fo sht man, Furnist Inquir ALE—My. new elaht-room cottage on . Jumes, DOR EXCHAN [ Stock of station . in a theiving town for Omiha, K. T, lryant & Co Council Blufrs, Ta. tor rout. y #00ds, sidence 8 Bronaway, ete., Patten, A acre small frult farm _very cheap, Just ouiside ‘eity limits, or will divido info 10 acre tracts to suit pur 1T Bryant & Co me handise to ex. in Council Blug ny Kind, R. T. Bryant Stocks of nge for city prop. Omaha, or western land or ¢ We mike ex & specinity, & Co, 625 BBroadway. BURKE'S ADDITION! The Choicest Ground For Residence in the Western Part of the City. 18 now platted into Be: Alout ten minu(es rid ot utiful, Lar ge Lots, theé motc to Doug- vated strip of ground, 1t 3.0 yards from the new motor line 10 A 'Less than 1% miles from the Council Bluffs Postofi N ce as large insize as most of the hools near by, The proposed Boulevard bounds it on the noxth, ertec Abstract nty Deed with each Lot. Examind thes Lots with reference and War- GRADE: to the grade before buying a Lot. Mhe ordinary price of a Lot is saved on grade alone, it you buy one of these Lots, —TERMS— To & good class of purchasers a limited num- ber of Lots will be sold for 110 down; balance in monthly payments WITHOUT INTEREST ! APPLY TO FINLEY BURKE, J. 3. Brown Bldg., 115 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, Towa. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 800Broadway Councll Blufts, Iowa. Establisued 1857 while it | Yoth;gT;}IgEgbooi Baird’'s for Fruits. Assorted Baskets Put Up to Order. For GROCERIES & FRESH FRUITS Go To| N. I. TIBBETTS, and Save Money. No. § Broadway, For yourLightCarriages 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 BUSHNELI/S No. 20 Main Street. SWANSON MUSIC CO., 329 Broatway Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. — Best Pianos and Organs n Monthly Payments, ALLENS RES }'AURANT FIRST-CLASS IN EVE. RESPE 2306 BROADWAY, OUR EXTRAORDINARY LOW I* I.Ii ES for Is the Canse of the High Temperatureof Competition BOSTON BOOT & SHOE STORE. F. E. ADAMS & €O, ). 417 Broadway, Councit Blugs, iinca, FRANK JTLADNLIDS Successor te SCOFIELD & CAVIN, No. 200 Broadway. Buy Your GROCERIES of DURI-IN BROTHERS, 533) B'way All Fruits in Thelr Season. ~Ilul. 17 You Want Safe Leposit or Cheap Lown, Call on | International Building, Loan and Investment Union B. V. KIDD & SON, 606 l(l'utlllll'llll. By A VW HIT B 5 ey .Y b3} ANDEESON SEWING MACHINE. Manager. | W. H. K KNEPHER, ‘\ | THE GROCER, 744 Bdway M. F. ROHRER For the Beach. A FPINE DOUBLE DECKED STEAMER, | PROFESSIONAI? DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- N SCHURZ- i Al o e e Ty C. C. HAZEN-- Dentst, Comner Main Strect and First Avenue, Counci . . Biufls, owa. Er Supervisio n tilding, Council Bluffs, Plans, Work. Istimates, Brown \gineer, of Public lowa, Attorn Pearl S y at Law, Second Floor lmn\n Council Blufls, Towa. Juilding, 115 S —— Office over American Express, No. 419 Peace. Justice of the Broadway, Council Blufls Towa. the State and Federa hugart- Beno Block, Attorneys at Law, Practice in B 1 O I N S MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, \ Mills and Elevators, SIZES FROM 2570 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC o Specifications and estimates furnished for anteed. Can show letters from users whe BRANCI Send for Catalogue, CUT-OFF -:- omplete stoam plants, ENGINES. Regulation, Durability Guar- fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, ESG: HARRIS Manager. - A HOME FOR $50 CASH IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. To close out the remaining lots in will sell the finest located lots in the time on balance, secure homes, and T will make lib- eral loans to those e aid 1 building houses. ~Call at once and sco me at Masonic Temple, Couneil Blufls, Towa. quire’s addition to Council Bluffs, T for %0 cash payment, and long C. J. COLBY, Sole Agent. CASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 D. H. McDANELD & 00, Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Returns, 22 Maln Street,Council Blufs, lowa. Prompt £20 and 822 THE MORRIS TYPE WR[TER PRICE $15, Is equal to y Righ Priced Machine. The Edison Mimeograph, the best apparatus fo ng, autographic and type writing wi taken. or Ce., Council Bluffs, la. N THADE MARKID TREE OF LIFE! A positive cure for Liver and Kidney troub- les all 13lood Diseases, Indigestion, Dyspep- sia, and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE. For sale by local dru;mllu and druggists everywhere. Price §1 per bottle, six for £, Address all comwunications to J. B. MOORE, Council Bluffs, la, 4 FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas St., Omah a, Neb