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

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO, PEARL STREET Delivered by Carrier in .\I;\ Part of the City at "Twenty Cents Per Week, H. W. TILTO MANAGER. ELEPHONES: BURINESS OFFICE, No. 43, MINOR M N. Y. Plumbing company. The boys' class at the Y. M. C. A. gym- nasium will meet this morning at 10,80 o'clock, The most elegant patteris and most com- plete | f fall goods ever shown. A, Rei ter, merchant tailor, 510 Broadway. Unity ild will meet with Mrs. Henry Coffecn on South First streect, at 8 o'clock this afternoon. A full attendance is desired, The Methodists in the southern part of the city are making an effort to establish church and secure from the conference a minister for the next ye The Council Bluffs Germani ty will hold its first anniversary ball at Musonic temple this evening. Dalbey’s orchestra will furnish music, and everybody is invited, Justice Briggs' wife is ver, and there are serious doubts us to her rec Webb, the daughter at Leady telegraphed and is expected he The item 10 yesterday's 13 cupied by the jury in th case in deciding upon a verdict should have stated that the jury was out oue hour instead of fiftecn. Marriage | M. Huggins A. Lews, of and George P, Scott both of Omaha. Charley Harl did not get the congressional nomination, but he has got a bran new daughter, and a nice one, too. But Charl 18 disappomnted because when she grows up she cannot vote the republican ticket The city council has decided to grant the petition of several of the property owners in the western part of the city asking for better protection and the lozation of a fire how and apparatus 1n that vicinity, house will be built on Broadway Indian creek bridee, Rev. W. H. W. Rcees is editing the Des Moines conference duily during the session of the M. . couference at Creston, and he seems to take 1o the work as naturally though it was his every-day vocation. The gentieman is a hustler, no matter where you put him Clarence R. Bloss and Haines, of Mason City, we riage at the residence of on Avenue C, Thursd couple will reside in this city, as the groom has just located here, and will engage in the manufacture of rustic chairs and benches., An alarm of fire from box 38 called out the department yesterday afternoon. A mistake in taking the box at hose house No. 1, sent that reel to the castern part of the' city. where the mistake wus discovered. The fire was in a shed at the corner of Fifteenth avenue and Sixteenth str The damage was very slight. The arguments in the case of W. S. Mayne, assignee, vs ncil Bluffs Saving bank - cupied the attention of the district court yes terday. The case was submitted to the ju late in the afternoon. The other jurors on the petit panel were discharged until Mon- day morning. To-day will be given over to -gument of motions and demurrers. > Bethany Baptist church recently will hold its September 16, in the church edifice on the corner of Bluff and How: streets at 10:20 4. m. and 7:30 p. v ing will be by the pastor, ) After the morning service a Sunday school nized. All are cordially invited ray and wife have been ha considerable trouble over the possession of their child, They quarr went with the child to Omaha. , aud securing the child, returned to this He appealed to Judge Loothoy and an order was issucd for her to appear and show why she should deprive the father of his child. The habeas corpus procecdings were dis. missed yesterday, and she is allowed to keep the child. The grand jury will make its final report 10 o’clock this morning, and be dismissed. Several cases yet remain to be reported upon. The list of indictments alrea turned will keep the court very over a wecek on new criminal business. County Attorney Dalley will go to Avoca Monday morning, where he has business with the grand jury for the castern end of the county. He expects that grand jury busi- ness and the trial of the cases will "keep him there during the week. As soon as he re- turns the criminal docket will be taken up here. The Council Bluffs ball club goes to Denni- son next Tuesday for revenge. They were beaten into the earth on the occasion of their last visit, and are going down this time to find out how it was done. Laying all ques. tion of merit aside, the Dennison boys ought to have enough respect for the feelings of the Bluflites to give them a_game once n a while at least, *‘just for the looks of the thing.” An occasional victory, even if it was nothing but a present, would tickle our alleged ball players a great deal, and it is a bard-hearted nine that will not furnish them a little exjoyment once m a while, when it can be given so cheaply. The chairman of the county democratic central committee has issued a call for the county convention, and als the different preciucts and townships. caucuses are called for September 22, at 7:80 o tion will be held in the city on Wednes: September 86, at 11 o'clock a. m., and 1 nou te candidates for the following offices: Clerk of the courts, county r ler, county attorney and two members of the boara of supervisors. Town- ship primaries will select the township com. mitteemen to be appointed by the county con com uing have been issued to H ‘ork City, and Ma county, N wnd Ella L, D Miss Katie M. 2 united in n Rev. D. H. Coole afternoon. William ¢ The urday evening lock. The cony urt house in this year. i e Money loaned on furniture, diamonds, horses, buggies or anything of value, at low rates of Inter .« No publicity fairand bonorable dealing. A. A. Clkrk & ( oflice corn roadway and Maln, over Ame fean express. innos, 10 Mixed spices for pickling at Fearon’s. - Arbuekle’s coffee 20¢ Fearon per pound at Preparing For Victory, The Tippecanoe and Youngz Men's Repub- lican clubs went to Malvern last evening to cipate in the grand rally at that place. At 6 o'clock Dalbey's military band pro- ceeded to the republican headquarters in Masonic _temple, to escort the clubs to the train. The line presented a fine appearance as it marched down Broadway. i‘ollowing the band was the Tippecanoe clud of sixty- five members in carriuges, then the Harrison and Morton Juvenile club of eighty mem- bers, the Colored Republican club with eighteen members, preceded by one of their number carrying a live coon. Then came the Young Men's republican club with nearly o bundred members. The delegation was amply provided with fire works, torch: flsgs, etc. The procession was by long odd: the finest and largest that has been scen in this city during the present campaign. It was the last visiting trip that the Bluffs delegation will make this fall. Hereafter the demonstrations will be made at home. The party left over the Wabash at 6:40 in spucial cars. ——— Down! Down! Down! Low prices and easy terms is what e want in buying lots. Johnston & n Patten can suit you, 33 Maiu street. B A Great Disappointment. If you did not get what you wanted at the lot sale try Johnston & Van Patten, 83 Main stre e Grapes by the basket at Fearo - Kinnchan’s, - E. [I. Sheafo & Co., make long ' or short time loaus on real estate, in sutys 10 suit, at lowest rite of interest. Office Broadway and Maln street, upstuirs, e e 8. B, Wadsworth & Co. loan money, Boots, Shoe 2 B'way. SN« A PiA . < THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ATURDAY EPTEMBER 15, 1883, NEWS ABOUT THE BLUrYS, An Indignant Citizen's Comments on the Gas Monopoly. GREEDIER THAN THE PLUMBERS. Exorbitant Charges For Laying Pipe —~A Contracting Firm Defended Against Groundless Attacks the Police Court, What Are You Going to Do About 1t? A well known citizen who has just com pleted an elegant residence not a thousand miles from the new government building, en- tered Tie Ben office yesterday and voiced the following complaint: “'Sce here, Mr. Bep man, T notice that you are touching up the gas company, and while you are domg it I want vou to tell the whole story. Now, then, the gas ordinance provides that the gas com- pany shall furnish consumers the usual sery ice pipes from the main pipe to the curb- stone free of expense to the consumer, but for any extension of these pipes on the prop crty of the consumer may charge a sum not exceeding 85 conts per lineal foot. That looks very simple in the ordinance, but let me tell you what it means, Th com- y insists on laying the pipe from the curbstone to the meter and ch 5 cents per foot for doing so, wher of the firms of the city would gladly 1 ne pipes for 15 cents per foot. He rdless outlay of 20 cents per foot, which goes to swell the already enormous company. Talk avout i—what do you think of 1 tell you. this gas comvany the softest suaps in th don't propose to let go of oustantly luying their pipes on the aved, and when the time ncil to ‘grant another char. nted monopoly will come up to th ty fathers, ‘Sce here, gentlemen, our pipes are laid all over the eity and we want our chart renewed, You can't afford to have your paving all torn up by another company putting in a new sys. tem, and then, you kuow, gentlemen, that a new company could not afford to furnish so As W it result will be that this same scl will get anott wiil be struck for about for gras for another term of years, Just mark my words, this company not let go of the »ose that lays the golden cug as long as there is a single pinfeather left on the old bird. Thereis no earthly rea- son why we should not get gas us cheaply here in’ Council Bluffs as anywhere i the other cities in this part of the country, but such is not the case, 'The company can fur- nish gas for $1.75 per thousand, or even less, and then make money hand over fist. This being the . Tam one of many interested citizens who ‘are anxious to sce what the council is going to do in the matter.” -— E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting roon All business strictly confidental. Office 50 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stair - - s made on city business and resi- property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Chawp Investment company. Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s n office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wzons, personal property of all kinds, ind all other les of value without vemoval. All business strictly co dential, iting the one of and they They ter this sw smiling eming 0 per thousand T A Kick Th n't Hurt, “While the people of Council Bluffs are anxious to get the best possible to be had in the way of public improvements, and de- mand of all contractors a compliance with this demand, they are not children to be scarcd by a bug-a-bro. A certain member of the pre of the cif on the look out for a mare’s nest everywhere, and runs largely to the sensational, has attempted to make capital out of certain alleged short- comings in the paving of McAdams & Am- berg What point was_expected to be made by this attack does not appeur. If it is the desire to pose asa ‘public bencfactor,’ it should be understocd that there is nothing this matter from which the public need pro- tection, The work being done by these gen- tlemen is at all times open to inspection, the material for the work on Eighth street is now on the ground and can he seen by any- ne; the work Is being done under the super- vision of the city engincer and competent and trustworth inspectors; the people living in the districts where the work has veen and is now being done are well pleased with it, and altogether it scems as though there was little excuse indeed for going outside of facts which can be demonstrated to any mau in five minutes time if he will take time to come where these men are at work.” So said a citizen to Tie BEE man yester- a *‘Just notice the form of the street,”” con- tinued.he. “*See the utters: Low the water is thi v from the curbstones, Notice the cross walk: v up to the side- walk leve tin wet weather you have s adr " aad the citizen grew ti or points of superiority. do not believe in kicking unless we hing to kick for,” he said, “‘and it than right that justice should be done these gentlemen who, we believe, are giving us a piece of first class work.” Ten acres in Council Bluffs, off the east end of the Ballard 80, Will make ame as the Omana add., which on the south. Ninth avenue to U, P, brid passes through Ti el One-third down, balance one and ty o J per cent. peculat Those desiring to muke either large or small investments in Council Bluffs real estate are requested to examine our list of prope It comprises choice selection of lotsin additions lying n the business portions of O Jouncii Bluffs, Prices low terms easy. Title guaranteed. loaned on city prope: Corre ance solicited. Odell Bros. & Co., 10 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, — In Police Court, The crowd of city boarders turned out of the municipal sweat-box yesterday moruing for the magisterial inspection of Schurz, although rather ragged and dirty, was, nevertheless, an aristocratic looking lot of tramps compared with some of the motley collections that are gathered in by the police in their nightly pilgrimages about the city. Martin Fanell, J. F. Foran and Jerry Hirsch were each fined $8.10 for booze fines and patrol fare. Jerry was the only one who had the wherewithal with which to liguidate, and the others were locked up again. Barney Casady turned all of his pockets and his socks inside out in a vain at- tempt to find $7.60 to appease the avarice of the court, but without avail. Three huttons and an wdvertising card were all he could scrape up, and he tloated back into the sewer with the others. John Doe was charged with vagrancy. He produced §2.10 to show that he was not without visible means of . support, The court confiscated ash for costs, and John drifted out, pondering over the great question of finance. The cases of Jawes Noxth and John Lane, charged with disturb- ing the peace, were soutinued. et b Cucumbers for pickling e Closed for the Day. My place of business will be closed on Everytaing Running Smoothty, The priucipal topic of conversation among the Urotherbood men yesterday was the grand multiplex scab mix-up on the Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs road just north of St. Joseph, They regard the wreck as simply what might (Aul:‘”ll any part of the that i+ ‘S werely another argument to convince the public of " lacompetency of the new Burlington employes, he 8t, Joseph Ga- zette, in detailing the accident, s After the accident the rail company, with its tomary anxiety for the comfort and con uce of its vatrons, allowed all those pussengers who were able to walk to plod their weary way down the rough track to the city, instead of sending a conch up with the yard engine which took & wrecking crew from the Francis strect depot. Several travelers who had braved the elements of the scab line, among whom was a feeble old lady of about seventy-five summers, who w not equal to the tosk of footing it a mile over such an irregular and dangerous route, were kindly allowed to oe the cars in which they had traveled until they were nearly dead with starvation, when a train that had been made up to go to Kansas City was sent to their rescue. ¢_were loud in their denunciation of " systen they would a; over one of its lines when it was possible to reach their des- tination nother route, The damage to roliiug stock b escapade will foot up fully £25,000, to ling of the loss occasioned by the de in trafic, and the free advertising v at the hands of truth telling newspape:s To-morrow the “Q people will say_ their lines are all right, busi £ood with them as it ever was, and wi an un- known quantity to ' the system, but a great > will not believe them, able feature of this series of t every scab ped unhurt. You don't catch a scab engineer, firem keman in any w not much, know the danger they are in and ti vays ready to jump. A scabcan hear a train twenty miles away on the same track and no of them run into mm he Ay with his life. A reliable engineer for the lives of passengers may mes be killed: but a scab—never. 3 B 2 dairy and creamery last night's Choie Fearon’s. butter at e - - Stop at the Bechtele. —— Dr. C. C. Hazen’s dental parlors at room 6, Opera house block. e -— Travelers! musie Broadw - J. G. Tipton has bargains in real estate, Tfull line of she Bluffs Music Co., at Council Good e monthl cor. Brl dwellings and lots for sale on payments by E. H. Sh adiway and Muin sts., up-sta Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. Mitchell has gone east to_purchase a fine line of millinery for H. Fried man. Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Etinyre, of Oregon, 111, are making ded 1t with thel ghter, Mrs. S. B. Wadsworth, on Oak- nd avenue. They express themselves well pleased with Council Bluffs, - - Artists prefer the Hallett & T vis E. H. Main For bargain Sheafe street, upstairs, S Blue grass and white clover sced at earon’s, - The Storage of Life. Longman’s Magazine: An aid toward of life is that stoical virtue which may be summed up in the perfected ov all round temperance. I do not include in this term what is com- monly understood, abstinence merel from stimulatir or alcoholic drink Such abstinence is more than half the . but it is far from all the battle. The stora of life is reduced by intem- perance of speech, of action and even of thought. We may consider that what- ever quickens the action of the heart beyond its natural bounds 1s & form of infemperance. Inour present imper- fect mode of existence the heart is fitted in cach individual, according, largely. to his heredity, to do a certain amount of work, to beat a certain num- ber of beats, of distributing daily a cel tain number of foot-tons of blood over the body, and then of finishing its course or career. It is probable that in the work thus carried out nothing is ever recalled. So much done, o much lost. The heart may wear out in its own structure by changes of disense going on there, and that adds to the evil, but T d now with thisever work- ing organ in its natural state, as dying out simply by its own work, and it is by 50 studying it that the difficulties now being considered come into view. Stim- ulation of various kinds, hastening the decline _ of power, thus comes into operation and the organ fails under it. Our good and useful friend, the postman, fecls it from the excess of his work on foot; the doctor or nurse feels it when obliged to forfeit the natural time of sleep; the man in the money market feels it when, for that which is not bread. he lets his excitement of sale or purc y his heart away into wild hope or wilder de- spair; the man of unbridled passion, who grows pale or red with rage, feels it up to the extremest tension, and is almost invariably cut short in his reer, long before it s at its natural ful- filment, by this fact of cardiac wear alone. Beyond all these the jealous man feels it and literally corrodes into broken heart long before the proper pertod for wh he was constructed, xeitement jealousy is istitutes a distine- are stimulations h o the mind; L of course add oth- quality springing from the improper use of foods and drinks. Here, in regard to foods, th: lies be- fore us u wide field for réseareh, for up to the present time there has been very little discovered that ean be trusted as proved. That our various tissues ar constructed from the foods we take every schoolboy and givl is now taught but what foods are best fitted for the special tissues and rts the most ad- anced physiologis not_able to say with any of that precision of knowledgo which is so urgently required ckness Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Dr. W. W. Brickway, Brooklyn, N. Y*, says: “Tam very much pleased with it seusickn ess, cs have boen brought to my attention where’ 1t afforded prompt and entirve relief.” How is This IFor a Snake Stor; Philadelphia Time: During the thunder storm that visited Crescoville the other day a maple tree in front of Miner Cresco’s residence was struck by lightning. The only damage done to the tree was the chipping of a piece out of the trunk, as if it had been dowe with an axe, about midway between the ground and the lower branches. Alfter the storm over Mr. Cresco went out to look at the tree. On the ground at the foot of the tree lay an immense black snake, dead, holding in its mouth ayoung robin. There was a robin's nest in the tree, and it was known to have bad three young ones in 1t the day beforc. A boy climbed the tree and found two lively young robins in tha nest.. It is supposed that the bluck snake had climbod the tree and robbed the nest of a newly hatehed bird, and was descending the trunk as it was stenck by lightning. e Drink Malto itispiea A Valley of Dead Men's Bones Riverside (Cal,) Tribune: Frauk Mor- rison has kindly furnished a reporter with some very interesting ols con- cerning cortain dlscove islund of San Clementi, wh the coast from Laguna some twenty or thirty miles, A party of gentlenen, tive discs put to them we must ers of grosse nt, I URKE’S Avenue ADDITION. G. IYHLNID N L= ‘gns & Twenfy Third Street. Street. Second The Cho'cest Ground for Residence in the Western Part of the City, Is now platted into Beautiful, Lavrge Lots. moter to Douglas street, Omaha. They About 300 yvards from the new Council Bluffs postoftice. N newly platted lots, Good s it on the north. wrly twice —Py The ording TERM J. J. - READ THE NEWS. New Styles. NEW PATTERNS. New Goods Throughout. NEW PRICES ON motor hin public schools n ited Abstract and V mine these lots with re v price of a lot is saved on grac ~To a good elass of purchuse for one-tenth down; balance in monthly About ten minutes ride on the lic on'a level but elevated strip of groun to Omaha. Less than 14 miles from the la in size in most of the by. The proposed Boulevard size as nty Deed with each Lot. to the grade before huyir Lif you buy one of th limited number of lots will be sold payments, without intervest. .\;El_\ to , " FINLEY BURK Brown building, 115 Pearl-St., Council Bluffs, lowa. ALL GOODS. New Curtains, Shades, Etc. New Tapestry and Hangings New Rugs,Mats,Etc NEW CARPETS Council Bluffs Carpet Co, No. 405 B_roadway. H. BIRKINBINE-- Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Specifications. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Plans, Estimates, Supervision of Public Work, Brown Building, Council Bluffs, Iow Attorney FINLEY BURKE-- N. SCHURZ-- Pearl St., e —— S Justice ot the Peace. Ofilce over American Express, No. 419 Broadway, Council Blufls, Iowa. at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 115 Council Blufls, Iowa, STONE & SIM3-- Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State a Courts. Ofilce—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart- d Federa eno Block, Counci! Bluffs, lowa. o e % C C HAZEN__.I)cx\li»l, Room 6, Opera House Block, Council Blufls, luua' e U GASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. was Arthur Cheatham. of Santa An visited the islands a few weeks ago. They reached the island by yacht from San Diego. Of all the many strange discoveries made by the party on the island, which med land of wonders, none was so startling as their coming suddenly upon a le sort of plain, which was strewn with skeletons of about five hundred hums beings. They lie scattered about in a promiscuous manne which suggests that the whole lot must have been sud- denly and at once killed, They were apparently indians, and the place where their remains now lie is a veritable “valley of dry bones.” anong whon FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Donglas St., Omaha, Neb 0. MeDARELD & G0, Hides. Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns, £20 and &2 Maju Street,Council Blufts,Towa. THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE 816, Is equal to any High Priced Machine, The Edison Mimeograph, the best apparatus for ing, aitographic and type writlng work. U0 eopies can be taken, The Excelsior Cc., Conncil Blufhy, Ia, to be a | TELEPHONE NO. 260 | SPECIAL NOTICES. tion and entinsertion. flice, No. 12 Pear 1 infrs Towa. WANTS. immediately. Inguire dway, Councll Blulls, Ta, ¥ T'wo z0od tinners. None but ex- perienced men need apply. Cole & Cole, 41 Mainst. 2 st W A barber. Good wages will be Daid to right man. Address & A. Wegener, Vail, lowa, s - trad for city For s o matched family texm in st West Broadway, {OR RENT—Seven-room house provements, good stable. 1. C. cll Blufts, OR SALE—My entire stock of cook and heating stoves; also a full line of furniture at bottom rock prices. Goods sold on pay- J. Mandel, 323 and 32 modern im- Cory, Couns 2D—-Wood turner a employment to_good man, J 21 Washizglon ave., Council Blufts, Ta., )R RENT—A large number of good dwell- ings. Call and examine list. E. H. Sheafe “0., Broadway and Main st., up stairs, cht-room cottage on . C. Jume Barber shop at 10 Broadway, Council Bluffs; good trade; satisfactory reasons for selling; bargain for the right man. \OR EXCHANGE A fine, well assorted 83,000 stock of stationery, fancy goods, jewelry, . in a thriving town for residence in Bouth Omaha. R. T. Bryant & Co, @25 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ta. } ES for re 83 Main st, -acresmali truit farm very choap. Just A B el Hinits, or will divids inio 10 acre tracts to suit purchaser. It T Bryant & Co FANTED—Stocks of merchandise to ex- change for city property in Council Bluffs, Qmatia, or western land or chattels of auy kind. Vo make exchanging a specialty. R. T, Bryant & Co,, 628 Broadway. " OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. B00Broadway Council Bluffs, Towa. Established 1857 Johnston & Van Patten, BABBITT TRACT. %‘g NAAN o0 . proximity to business pe off Broadway. utes. I access, with splendid sewers tion of city, vieinity of good ch Eleetrie motor ms. ro opportunity. rehies and sehools for'all points in city and Omaha eve Perfeet title, -)FOR SALE BY(-—— F.J. DAY, No. 89 Pearl Street. A. A. CLARK & CO., Broadway and Muin' J. G. TIPTON, 527 Broadway, FRANK COOK, No. 5 Pearl Street. JOHNSTON & VAN PATTEN, 33 Main Street, AND ALL OTHER REAL ESTATE BROKERS COOL Closo YouMUSTKEEP SO Go TO Balr*d’s for Fruits. | | | | | | Assorted Baskets Put Up to Order. i | | | | | eyttt ol <deratbebibel M=kt SRR 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 BUSHNEL/L/S No. 20 Main Street. Lk e SWANSON MUSIC CO., 329 Broaiway Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Best Pianos and Organs on Monthly Payments, ALLENS RESTAURANT IRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. No, 408 BROADWAY, OUR EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES for SHOB Is the Cause of the Tigh Temperatureof Competition. BOSTON BOOT & SHOE STORE. E. E. ADAMS & CO., No. 417 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. FRAITIE TAMES Successor to SCOFIELD & CAVIN, No. 200 Broadway. Buy Your GROCERIES of DURLIN BROTHERS, 533 B'way All Fruits in Their Season. Tel. 290. 1f You Want Safe l'eposit or Cheap Loan, Call on International Building, Loan and Investment Union | B. V. KIDD { SON, 60G Broadwaiy. Rty 20 N. Main | Buy A WH]'—TE { 3. P, ANDERSON | SEWING MACHIN Mansuer | W. H. KNEPHER, THE GROCER, 744 B'dway Whi.e al THE MANZWA Kei M. F. ROHRER For the Beach. A FINE DOUBLE DECKUED ¢ TEAMER. LBTABLISHED 1842, INCORPORATED 1878 e & O, MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. b Especially Adapted fod ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, SIZES FROM 25 10 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC Specifications and estimates fuin! antced. Can show letters from users wh BRANCH HOUS _ Send for Catalogue, OFF A for complete stenm planta. ve fuel Economy i equal with Corliss Non- COUNCIL BLUFES, IOWA, E. C. HARRIS, Manager. e ——— ey ENGINES, Regulation, Durability Guare “ondensiug A HOME FOR $50 CASH IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. To close out the remaining lots in Squire’s addition to Council Bluffs, § will sell the finest located lots in_the city for 850 cash payment, and long time on balance, to persons who desire to e womes, and I will wako libe eral loans to those who desire aid 1n building houscs. Call at once und see me at Masonic Tewple, Council Bluffs, Iowa, C. J. COLBY, Sole Agent. DR. G. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIC TRUSSES, No, 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lovws, WANTED—Good Salesmen on large comnmission or salary. WANTED-LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGENTS ON COMMISSION, —p———