Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1888, Page 6

W bt s s THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1888, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in Any Fart of the City at wenty Cents Per Week, 1. W. TILTON MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Dustxres Orrick No. 43, Y. Plumbing comp! Ladies’ underwear at gry at Harkness Brothers’, The Council Bluffs ball team play at Neola to-morrow afternoon. Ladies’ and children’s rubber circu- lars at Harkness Brothers’ The lowa railroad commission will hold & meeting in this city in a few days. 1. J. Day has commenced the ersC. tion of his new real estZie office on Lower Broadw ‘The funeral of Peter Jacobson took ||Inu at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from his late residence, 2204 Eleventh street. It is probable that the attendance at trict court next week will be much ny time thus far this the criminal cases will then be at reduction called. The foundation for the brick on Willow avenue is nearly and it isintended to beg bricks to-day. It will req > two weeks to finish it, as but a force will be put to work on 1t. There K. of P, sword with a name inscribed on the case and the usual Pythian uniform box accompanying it, stored at police headquarters awaiting an ow! A policeman found them on a lumber pile on the morning following the Knights’ ball. The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Foxley, who died Thursday evening .yr m.num fever, will be held to-dsy at the Methodist church. as a noble example of womanhood, and to the sorrowing husbind a small Poll Tax (ul\mmr Beckman is busy raking in shekels for the c Over 800 taxes have thus far been either aid or worked out. Sui have been instituted in a few cases, and the delin- quents are advised to squar counts immesiately to save The Lilly Stock Growers of Rawlin Wyo. \Ulll three-year-old s of Hawthorn, § Council Bluffs stock yards. Several thousand head of sheep and a large number of cattle are new being fed at yards. J. E. Dayhuff died at about 1 o’clock yesterdny morning at his home, 206 Grace street. A wife and two small children are left to mourn the death of husband and father. He was ill eight weeks of typhoid fe The body will be taken to Veliis Ta., for interment, leving to-night on the 6:30 train. Another election bet was made yesterday morning as to the general result of the coming election. dan Carrigg was the backer of Hurri- son and Morton, and the other is a prominent democrat of the city who does not wish his name made known, as he is decidedly averse to having people know that he is backing the losing side. The case of A. J. Crittenden vs. Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance company oceupied the attention of the district court yesterday. This is the last of the law s 1o be tried at pres- ent. The jury was discharged until Monday, when the trial of criminal cases will be commenced. To-day is motion day and the motion docket is well filled. The articles of incorporation of the ‘Western Loan association were filed *nterdnv with the county nmoxdc.r he members are J. L. Cohoon, W. Coleman and A. J. Lewis. The u\pn.al stock is $100,000, and business is to con- tinue for twenty years. The object of the company, as set forth, is to loan money on real estate. The oftice of the company is to be in Council Bluffs, The teachers of the Chautauqua as- sembly held a meeting at the board of trade rooms yesterday morning and took steps toward getting possession of the yroposcd assembly grounds. If satis- actory terms can be made for the pu chase of these grounds, the work will be pushed steadily forward and arrange- ments made for securing speakers for a meeting next summer. In an article yesterday morning the types made us say that Dr. Macrae was elected to the vice presidency of the Allopathic State Medical association. Such is not the truth and only half ex- resses what was wished to be said, At ast meeting of the State Medical asso- clation Dr. Macrae was elceted presi- dent of that body by acclamation, a thing which has not occurred before in twenty years in that body. The former statement was an inadvertency which did not occur through the writer’s ig- norance of the facts. [hwnn ds, at the Dr. C. C, Hazen’s dental parlors are at room 6, Opera house block. eibia i Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan oftice, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential, ———— Boots, Shods. Kinnehan’s, 326 B - Speculations in Real Estate. Those desiring to make either large or small investments in Council Blufls real estate are xuluwwd to examine our list of property. comprises o choice selection of lm,mnmhlmun-l ing between the business portions of Omaha and Councii Bluffs. Prices low and terms easy. Titlo guaranteed. Money loaned on city property. Correspond- ence solicited. Odell Bros. & Co., 103 Pearl street, L‘u\mcll Bluffs. He Pllllflll lho I‘lnllloon-. The tailoring establishment of J. Peters, in the opera house block, was burglarized Thursday night and about 8350 worth of clothing taken. trance waseffected through a rear door, which had been pried open. Among the miss- ing articles are a dozen pair of pants, a half dozen dress coats, three overcoats and several other articles. The police are looking up the matter, but have as yet discovered no clue to the bold dep- redators. Mr. Peters sleeps in the store, but wasabsent at the time getting & late lunch. e School for Dancing. M"- YPagrans Wil open classes here T Deno's hall in connection with her Omaha classes, beginning Tuesday, Oc- tober 2, and meet every Tuesday and Saturday evenings foradults, beginning at 8 o'clock, and Tuesday and Saturday afternoons for chlldren at 4:80 p. m. on ‘L'uesdays, and 2:80 Saturdays, She has taught with success and has had large classes in Omaha for the past three years, The prospects are she will have large classes here. Addross 2,020 Bt. Mary’s avenue, Omah e The Woman's Exchiange of the Pres- bylerl:u church wili give a social eu- tertainment this evening at the house of Mys. Blaiue, 716 Willow avenue, THEY DON'T SEEM TO KNOW. Perhaps They Don't Want to Inves- tigate the Gas Charter. MANY CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. He Got His Lunch But Lost His Clothes — Iavely Political Bet- ting — Dirt and Disease Caught on the Fly. Come Down or Shut Up, The local democracy feels considera- bly worried over the course followed by Dan Carrigg, who has for years been one of the staunchest of their fumber, nml a very libersl &ontributor to their niign funds, Mr. 4 has be- come convinced that democracy is not quite what it is “‘cracked up™ to be, and ves that the entire country is as p democratic rule as he is. He does L to back his belief with cold cash, and his ru,mmim.s have unmasked several of the standing bluffs that the democrats have main- tained. In the past two days he has put up £700 and has more to follow it. He desires to place $10,000 on the elec- tien. He \\111 place half of it in bets on the ge mmn result and the other half on New York, Indiana or any of the other doubtful states. The wind is taken completely out of the sails of the mo ic betters, and their blulfs are effectually silenced, Their bulletin boards have offercd $500 and upwards, when there was not the slightest show of getting a bet, but since Carrigg called them down thoy are blank. - - 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. i For Sal Ten acres in Couneil Bluffs, off the enst end of the Ballard 80, Will make 2 lots, snme as the Oma 1 it joins on the south. drive to U. P bridge i the tract. Title cles down, balance one and two years. Eight per cent. A. V. LARIME t music at Council 4 Broadwi Full line of she Bluffs Musie Co. bt Bt d o Loans made on city business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. Filth, a Disease Producer. The number of cases of typhoid fever in the city and the mortality which has attended them, together with comments of the people which the disease has oc- casioned, demands more than a passing attention at this time. It should be un- derstood,” said a physician® yesterday, “‘that these cases are of a sporadic nature, and have not assumed a con- tagious form. Thisindicates that cer- tain purely local conditions, existing in ity where the disease manifests are the prime cause of it. True, they occur in different portions of the city, no part seemingly being free from them, but it is also true (which state- ment the testimony of other physicians will corroborate) that the sections which are in the most cleanly condition have the fewest cases.” “Some well meaning personswho have sought for a cause of the appearance of the disease have charged it upon a defective and ill-managed sewerage system,” said a certain alderman. his is not true. The system itsell is one of the best in the world, and at no time in the history of the city has it been in better condition than at pre ent. Until the permanent main sewer is laid temporary outlets are run into Indian creek, but the sewers are flushed every few days, and an examination of these outleis shows them to have scarcely the trace of a disagreeable odor. So the difficulty is not here. It is nearer home.” “There are three potent causes,” said another physician. *The filthy condition of the city and a lack of com- petent scavengering; the lack of pri- vate sewer connections, which makes some other disposition of filth necessary; and the rank growth ol vegetation weeds, ete., which burdens the entire unoccupied YUI[IOII of the city. Let anyone spend an hour looking about. See the streets, Dirt, dirt everywhere. On North Main street within u half block of Broadway a pool of filthy water, covered with a green scum, and many other places in a similar condi- tion. Visit the alleys within a stone’s throw of Broadway. They should be clean, but are they? Those connecting Main and Fourth streets; that connect- ing Main and Bryant, and through to First street; that running parallel with Main, between that and Fourth; these are examples of the condition’ of the alleys of the entire eity. Old privy vaults are allowed to be covered up without cleaning. Wells are dug with- in ten feet of these holes, and the water is used by many families; all kinds of garbage is duu\\)ud ever except where it should be. Thése are some of the things for which the people themselves are |'u~|»on~|blc “The seems to be a ver; disposition on the part of citi avoid using the sewers, The m laid and the people are paving for them, but they will not make their house con- nections. This failure isexcused largely on the ground of financial inability to pay for them. This is the worst form of economy; one in which a few dollars IH placed against health and life itself. if you are pumping me for publica- bu cannot put the matter too snun;_'l\. Say something which shall awuaken people to their danger. Why, if cholera should strike this country the people of Council Bluffs would go off Lkn. sheep. Weeds? Why there are hundreds of acresof them about the city, and when they decay the poison which they have absorbed dur- ing the summer passes again into the atmosphere, Knowing these things as I do, I am surprised that there are not more cases of these diseases than there are.” Said another alderman: ‘‘We have secured a first class man who will here- after do the scavenger work of the city. But that will not wholly remedy the evil, Every man and woman in the city must make the matter ot the city’s cleanliness a personal matter. Let each one see that his premises and property are kept congtantly fn a healthy condi- tion, Mhen this question will largely settle itself, for theve will be very little left for the marshal, thu scavenger or any one else to un.uul to.” general Sl.op at Ihe Bechtele. e R For bargains in real estate sce E. II. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main street, upstairs. Travelers! Artists preler the Hx\llelt & Davis piano, at C. B, Music Co 224 Broadway, They Can But Don't. Despite the evident anxiety of the Council Bluffs department of the Re- publican to hush up all talk-about the outrageous gas monopoly of the city,the I matter is being thoroughly ventilated A\ and it is probable that the people of Couneil Bluffs ey shortly under- stand the situation sufficiently to see to it that this grasping company does not secure another ruinous charter. The Republican says this is not the time to advocate aggressive action upon the gas question, and then branches nW in an admiring sketch of Hon. Wright. It has been claimed (m' some time that the Republican represen tive entertains a feeling of high regard for Mr. Wright's pocketbook. The people of this city want cheaper gas, and they ave entitled to it. The Republican says that the ent ¢ council did not grant gas charter, and that the prov that document ara uiknown J““(\ of oup xlll‘l'!'ll\l‘ll This is no on_ why the matter should be dropped. 1f the members of the council arve ignorant of the terms of the gas charter they should immedi- ately post themselves, and then sce to it that the gas company fulfills its con- tract., The council is strangely indif- ferent concerning the matter, and even ¢ solicitor feigns the most pro- found ignorance regarding the charter whenever the subject is mentioned. Since the ecrection of the electric light towers the city has dispensed with gas for illuminating the streets, and only uses it now in the city buildings. 1 the opinion of severai of the at- s of the city that there is noth- ing to pr charter to a new ¢ pros- the ms of to a ma- hany mnm-\ll.m ly, instead of waiting for the pre ent chav- ter to expire. The charter grants the lusive right for twenty years, bub it rimed that this is unconstitutional, and that no city can grant an exclusive right in this matter, Said a prominent attorney yesterday: “The council can grant another gas charter to-morrow if they desive to do s0, and there is no power under the sun that could prevent a new company from putting in a plant and operating it, in- dependent of the present one. This clusive franch is bosh. and the su- preme court would not recognize it a minute, Beyond the shadow “of u doubt, the vresent company forfeited all right to retain_ its charter, and the council ean and ought to repeal it. The matter is entively in the hands of the council, and the body secms to be opposed to doing anything for the relief of the eitizens. As long as it maintains its present attitude the people must con- tinue to puy three prices for gas, ov use some other munnmmugugonn -~ E. H. Sheafe loans on chattel sccurity of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictl, confidental. Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-sts piliaio Good dwellings and_lots for sale on monthly payments by I Democratic candid county offices to be vacated thi bobbing up serenely all over the county. The woods are full of them. The county clerk’s office has the largest number of hungry aspirants regarding it with longing eyes, and this fact alone threat- ens the success of the democratic ticke to devide the party into fs and jeopardize the chances of the candidates. Tho principal ¢ dates thus far presented ave Sh of Hazel Delly Kell of i Hazen, of Avoea; and Gleason, county attorr seems to be the leading , and he claims to be confident of securing the nomination if he is not slaughtered in the mad rush for the clerkship. The county recorder, *“Billy” Thomas, the present incumbent, has full swing, and his great ‘pupuhu ty will deter other aspirants from revealing their longings. Ware ikl b The Master Mason, published at Min- neapolis, is one of the few papers of the United States which declines to insert an advertisement for anything which it cannot guarantee to be exactly as adver- tised. A short time ago the United States Masonic Benevolent association of this place sent an advertisement to that paver, and the order was declined with thanks untilan investigation could be made. The business manager wis on a trip through lowa and he stopped at the Blufls and spent the best part of aday here. He investigated the books and business of the ccmpany and now the paper not ouly publishes ‘the adver- tisement, but gives the company and its o Mr. Jameson, a flattering editor notice and recom- mends the association to the attention of the frats - Personal Paragraphs, E. E. Harkness is in New York City purchasing goods for the fall trade. M H. F. Wilkinson, Harmony str u. has gone to Harwurden on a visit. W. W. Gibson left yesterday for Sid- noy, Neb., where he will rémain for two months. J. S. Blanchard, W h agent, left yesterday to in Tonnu 00, Miss Harriet Knepper leaves for Chi Carsilite ening to attend the Illinois training school for nurse Miss ]‘L‘IHL Jones, \urm ) ) ha relatives in Norfolk, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Linder turned to their home at Atlantic after a plensaut visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Oursler. L. A. Carey, one of the old clerks in the general baggage office at the trans- fer depot, has resigned his position. His place is supplied by Edward Crandall, who is succeeded by Mr. Gra Mr. Tom Connolly, the well ]\nn\\u carringe manufacturer of Dubuque, Ia., is in the city. He is on his annual western tour the interest of his bus ness. He is accompanied by Mr. Maurice Brown, of Dubuque, who makes the trip with him. While in the city he will be the guest of his uncle, J. J. Brown. F. H. Shepherd returned morning from a three we Columbus, O., his old home. He saw the ‘“reunion,” the big procession which took over five hours to pass a given point and all the other attrac- tions of the time. He says he never expects to see {%‘u like again (250,000 people) unt e new bridge is com- pleted and Omaha people come over to Council Bluffs to buy property. freight it his brother resterday ks’ visit to B Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggies, or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publult? fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & C Broadway and Main, over American express. e Labor Meeting. Public lectures will be given in the G. A. R. hall at 2:30 on Sunday after- noon by State Master Workman Hub- bard, of Nebraska, and State Master Workman W, T. Wright, of lowa. Also in the evening at 8 o'clock to members of organized labor, with closea doors. ———— At Dohaney's. “‘Arabian Nights” drew a fair audience to ohaney’s opera The sized BURKE’S ADDITIIIH Avcnuc Vcnuc g sznuz AYEILNID l ‘gns ir d Sfrec‘f. Street. enfy Th cor;d = The Choicest Ground for Residence in the Western Part of the ity 1s now platted into Beautiful, L moter to Douglas street, Omaha, T About 300 yards from the new motor Council Bluffs postoftice. 'y tw newly platted lots, Good public bounds it on the nor L g S—1erfe ABSTRACT- 5 lots with r schools near by o! lot is saved on gr a good class of purchaser: for one-tenth down; bulance in monthly own build play and the company producing it were worthy of a lavger one. The settings were remarkabiy fine, probably the handsomest ever seen on that stage, while the alty features were far above the The same company hold the boards this evening, and they will undoubtedly be greeted by a packed house. pll Ly E. H. Sheafe & Co., make long or short time loans on 1 estate, in sums to suit, at lowest rate of intere: Oftice Broadway and Main street, upstairs. ew York Sun: Not content with gold and silver urines and real s sources of wealth, the is ambitious of establishing an 1 rlo which will staying power to lore even i} the booms ure flat. The project is alrendy under way, and unless bhigger obsta arise than those that have been alveady encountered and conquered, by the 1st of next fortunes can be gambled ay us blown out with just patch oa the shore ml the Ps n Monte ( n and v thatis nt work on the is composed of J. Down nephew of ex-Governoi John THMarkness, state board of equali well. These gentlemen are all citi of Los Angeles, and ave all wes prominent and respectable. They ex pect to locate their Monte Carlo at Tia Juana, which is just across the line in Low ifornia, and 1s less than fifty miles from San Diego. It is the tention to have a huge gambling estab- lishment where all manner of games of chance will be played, a casino on the plan of the one at Baden Baden, and to operate u big lottery in the manner of the Louisiana Lottery company. There will also be an arena in which there will be bull fights and other such sports. The Mexican government has granted to the cowpany, which is called the In- ternational Lottery company. the fran- chise to operate in' any part'of the state of Baex, peninsula of Lower Calhiforni provided the company w n for n{u years pay the debts of the st into the school fund $60.000 per and maintain two compani whnhum The government required $5.000,000 for fulfillment of contract. The ~un‘( are the Duke of Sutherland, Beekman, Don Ignacio, the Mexican minister of the interior and Don Sepul- veda, a warm personal friend of Presi- dent Diaz. he two former gentlemen are said merely to represent wealthy Mexican officials who do not care about being publicly connected with the mat- ter, The compuny is now engaged in rai ing the 0,000 necessary to materis ize their brilliant scheme, They expect to do this in a short time, as several well-known capitalists in ew York, and others in ¢ are willing to put up for it. that the commissioners to take chu of the monthly drawings will be e Governor Stonemangand President Diaz ‘Work on jhe building to begin at and the company expect to have ‘thing in working order within r Round in the yapers by Christine Her k in the Ladies’ Journal and Practical The one for Oc lu)mr Ready for Winter. Just that one paper will pay for the Ju shall get what remains of + (September besides) © nts. Hundreds of thousand of families are wondering how it s that we can make ¢ good magazine for almost nothing. 4 ou get to a million the ea to do it. Send it in silver or stamps. The October number is on the ds—six cents, LADIES AL, Philadelphia. ——— Why Monday? The Home Makér; Where so much depends upon order and accuracy in the management of the housekeeper, it is not always easy to proportion the work of each day. T 10 much is thrown upon Monday und Tuesday—why not post- pone washing till the lattéer day? On Monday lm,‘imus-- can be put to rights, bread baked and desserts made for that day and the next., That night the table may be laid and covered with netting used for this purpose alone, the eloth- ing put in soak and all the material made ready for breakfast. Where there is but one domestic or none at _all, the week’s labor is thus under much better control. The first meal should consist of few dishes, ana the dinner may all be previously cooked saye the vegetables. The do- “All the is a series of hune Home Houselkeeper. ison “Getting news- HoMg mestic, who swept the hall, steps and plazza while the fire was kindling, has only to remowe the breakfast things, wash the dishes and go to her laundry work. Un Wednesday she is not over- house last evening, The merits of the 1 fitigued Ly the previous day's work, as lavge in size in About ten minutes ride on the vel but elevated sty P of ground. 1 14 miles from the size as most of the The proposed Boulevard nty Deed with each Lot. ence to the grad s buying a lot, if you buy ong of these lof 4 number of lots will he sold 1 Ly ) ., without interest. FINLEY BURKE 115 Pearl Council Bluffs and there is time enough to keep the house el durimg the remainder of the week, finishing up odd jobs on Mon- day. Where two or more girls are kept the same custom might well pre- vail, by which meaus the cook will be able to do all the cooking, so that the food may be as nicely served as usual, e keen delight yhmmnc appetit Unrestrained by colic's mro o's curse, or fever's fire, Thoughts wmorose, or icy chillst “Then use Dr. Pierce's pills. Dr. Pierce’s Purgative Pellets—the original and only genuine Little Liver Palls; 25 cents a yial Released on Bail, Burrato, N, Y., Sept ohn W. Stone, oncof the Ogdensburg men arrested in con- nection with the great opium steal, has been > | given bailin the United States district court 7 : 00, Little and Commis- 2ol e el Humbug on the Rampage. The votaries of humbug who sell peo- ple dentifricos are numerous. Keey ye open for them. Cast an ulu'hm' to windward by purchasing SOZODONT. Use it and keep your teeth safe from destructive prepari- tions. SPECIAL NOTICES. OTICE, SPECIALadvertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, l:n Hulv To Rent, Wants, Board- o, eter, will be inerted tn this colunin at, the low rate of TEN 'S PER LINE for the first insertion and s Per Line for each sub- sequent insertion, ~Leave advertisements at our office, ? Pearl Street, near Broadway, Council fiufls Towa. WANTS. AN\ one who has real ostate they wish ko cheap for cash address “Real Estate,” Bee office, Council Bluffs. entleman, furnished room, Adares’s A, 21 Bee oftice. NOR RENT—Seven.room cottage, on the cor- ner of 3d ave. and 9th st. W, C. James, I kas and bath, [L E for sale in car load lots. Mulholland & Co. & or trade, for city lot, finest tamily team in state. No. 152 Wes \l ]h‘(mll\\ll) OR RENT-—Seven-room house, modern im- provements, good stable, H. ¢. Cory, Coun- cfl Bluffs, JOR SAL at bottom ments, ,\ W Goods sold on pay- Broadwa; \nnd turner av_once, mu'rln\ nent to_good man. J. s, Council Bluirs, number of good and examine list. E. H. L., up Stairs, s larber shop at 150 Broadway, Council Blufr good ‘trade; satisfactor ons for selling; bargatn for the ri . 2 ln “ lel\mL' town for firyant & C ot mu s, Ta. S for rent. Johnston & Van Patten, L fruit farm_ ver, cheap. Just tside. city lmits, or wil yide into 10 yant & C andise to o n Council Bluirs, torn land or chattels of auy Kind; llnllulll){ a specialty, R.T. Bryant 0., 625 Brondway. S, STEWART, M. D., D, V. M. VETERINARY SURGRON. |- HOSPITAL 456 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. COUNCIL BLUF rowa HOT WATER HEATING WIND MILLS. IRON and W0oD PUMPS. PIPE and FITTINGS. JOHN LBERT, No. 521 Main Strent. Correspondents Mention This Paper. THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE §16, Is equal to any High Priced Machize. Tho Bdiron Mimeograph, the best apparatus for wanifolding, adtographic wnd type wriliug work. 4440 Copies an be taken, The Excelsior Oz, Council Bluffs, Ia, 'YouMUST KEEP COOL DOUBLED OUR STUGK. HIS IS ATS CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELF. S COUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET C0., LBTABLIBBFD 1842, SIZES FROM 2570 300 POWER. AUTOMATIC -:- Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. Can show letters from users where fuel Ec Send for Catalogue. A HOME FOR $50 CASH To close out the remaining lots in will sell the finest located lots in time on balance, to persons who desire to secure homes, and I will make lib- eral loans to those who des me at Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Dougles 8t.,, Omaha, Neb So go TO Baird’s for Fruits. Assorted Baskets Put Up to Order. For GROCERIES & FRESH FRUITS Go To N. L. TIBBETTS, and Save Money. No. Broadway. For yourLightCarriages BUGGIES, CARTS and OTHER VEHICLES, SeeHenryVanBrunt Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. CITY MEAT MARKET! No. 120 Brond\\ ay. Telo‘:hone No. 201, ROMPT DELIV! For CHEAP RATES T0 ALL POINTS ¢Co to BUSHNELIL/'S No. 20 Main Street. SWANSON MUSIC CO., 329 Broadway Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Best Pianos and Organs on Monthly Payments, ALLEN'S RESTAURANT FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY R No. 406 BRUADwAY OUR EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES for SHOES I8 the Cause of the High Temperatureof Competition BOSTON I,(ml' & SHOE STORE. B, E. Au\ No. 417 Broadicay, Couneit Blugs. iz, ~ TRAITE JTAMES Successor t SCOFIELD & CAVIN, Nfl. 200 Broadway. Your GROCERIES of DURI. BROTHERS, 533 B'way All Fruits In Their Season. Tel. 260 If You Want Safe Deposit or Cheap Loan, Call on International Building, Loan and Investment Union B. V. KIDD & SON, 606 nmmlwuu. "0 N. Main BiyA WHITE] J. P. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE. Manager. W. H. KNEPEER, THE GROCER, 744 Bdway While at LAKE MANAWA Take the M. F. ROHRER For the Beach. A EL\'I' D()L BLE D {ED STEAMER. WITHIN THE PAST WEEK WE HAVE MORE T THESE PURCHASES HAVE BEEN MADE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The Bargains we now offer you cannot be duplicated cast They will probably never be offered again. ) ADYERTISI_NG CATCH ase and sale. We cannot begin to enumerate the bargains we have. or west. A N NO. 405 BROADWAY. A SURPRISE! BreeET.T. &t o MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS. Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC { LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, CU'.I.'-OPP - ENGINES. Regulation, Durability Guar- 18 equal with Corliss Non-Condensing. BRANCH HOUSE, CO! , IOWA, E. C. HARRlS Manager. IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. Squire’s addition to Council Bluffs, T the city for 850 cash payment, and long aid 1n building houses. Towa. . J. COLBY, Sole Agent. Call at once and see CASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BBOADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 D.H, MGDANELB & Gfl.. 2 Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices, Prompt Returns. £20 and €2 Main Street,Coucil Blufty. lowa. by returm snatl Gl doseriptive FREE WM 00D w of D tin «nu' MOODY & OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. b 800Broadway Councl Blufs, (ows, Establiahed i Chach 157 (15 Yo it