Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1888, Page 6

e e o P THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. FOFICE, NO 12 PEARL STREET. Deltvered by carrier In Any Part of the City at "Twenty Cents Per Week, 1. W. TILTON MANAGER. BUsIsess OFFICE NO. Nicut Epiron, No. MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing company. Work has been commenced on the coping around the court house grounds. New fall goods just received at Reit- er’s, merchant tailc 0 Broadway. riage licenses were issued yesterday to nry Kehler and Clara Long, and Sherman E. Spoor and Cora B. Marbie, ull of this ‘\Yr and Mrs. W. A, Wells are rejoicing seent_arrival at their home on suth street of a twelve-pound daughter. There will be a special meeting of the board of trade to-morrow evening at § o'clock. It is important that the hall be a good attendance, William Hutchinson has left at Tus Dee office a fine s| men of the horned toad. It i8 0 “rarus” sure enough, and will be a valu- uhl 3 acquisition to Tn rr's collection of 08, for which Mr, Hute hinson will pleaso Tl(\.l\(‘ thanks. The brickwork on the Merriam block is delayed somewhat by the non-arrival of the stone for the foundation of the iron columns, As soon as this is delivered and the re- mainder of the iron is received, the walls will go up rapid, The Omaha te s! nine_will cross bats with the Jity's at Union park Friday afternoon. Tickets witl be sold s to be devoted low fever suffercrs, The tickets s svll well. cinted card, offering its at r o flzures for campaign gathering oir music malkes the vet erans step high, and it is in great demand among the old soldiers, Owen Bros. are doing a large amount of grading in the wes:ern part of the city, lay ing off additions, grading strects, ete. ' They will remain there until the middle of next month, when they will leave to do scveral large jobs in Nebraska, Mu\ Josephine Biggs, wife of 'Squire W. L. Biggs, died yesterday morning at 11 un]nvl(, at her home on South Seventh street, at the advanced age of seventy-four years, The deccased had been ill forabout two months, and a fatal termination was not unexpected. The_ trouble scemed to be de- bility and a geueral wearing out of the v forces, She had lent of this city for a number of and was very weil known. The funeral will take place from the residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ‘The oatg brought to_the market this fall are of a very poor grade, and are a drug at 16 cents per bushel. Good oats are scarce and readily command 25 cents. The cause assigned is the continued hot weather about harvest time. ‘The majority of farmers ev intended to thresh ‘from the shock, and hcavy wettings spoiled the gram and it is very musty. Many of the loads brought in are entirely unfit for feeding to horses, and the price will drop still further if m more are disposed of. Young People’s Society of Christian En- ening a the Superinte . v Ihe ofticers of the socioly are W. &, Homer, president: Tda Wall vice- president; Miss Fitch, seeretary, and Blmer Btacy, treasurer, This is the first society of this kind org: in Council 1 al- though most other towns have for year such orgunizations. The purpose of the ganization is to give young persons opportu- nities to do systematic, Christian and chari- table work. There wer l!h aned \l!\ but two drunks in police court ng, and they were each taxed 1o chief decided o put the entire force of prisoners at work on the streets; ac- cordingly Officer Eyson marshalled his troop of nine and started out to battle with the mud. This force is doing excellent work and will keep quite a number-of teams busy haul- im; away the dirt scraped up on the paving. The streets will be cleaned much better than with the scrapers heretofore used, and at the present rate will be about as fast and much cheaper. Some evil disposed person or persons have displayed their innate cussedness by demol- ishing every street lump on Broadway, be- tween Sixteenth street and the river, besides tearing down and smashing up several ad- vertising boards erected by local real estate dealers. The vandals evidently filled up on *forty rod” at Niebe's joint near the water works pumping station, and perpetrated these outrages on their return to the city. Afterthe bridge is opened it will be neces- sary to have Lower Broadway patrolled by police to afford protection to life and prop- erty in that vicinity. A horse attached to a phaeton made things hum on South Main street yesterday morn- ing. The animal belonged at the Kirk stable and was hitched to a post near the corner of Pearl street ana Fifth avenue. One of the fire deparument teams was out for exercise, and in passing frightened the animal 8o that it broke loose aud started down_Pearl strect at a mad gallop. Passing into Main street, the excited horse attempted to turn down Sixth avenue, but the turn was too short and both horse and buggy were thrown in a hea on the curbstone. The carriage was a total wreck and the horse was badly bruised. No one was injured. Al The finish on our collars, cuffs and shirts cannot be equalled. Cascade Laundry Co. E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidental, Office 500 Broadway, cor- mer Main street, up-stairs. A L A good article of peaches, 20 cents per can, at Fearon’s. A good article of tea for 25 Fearon’s, cents at s — J.G. Tipton has bm'l.:mnu in real estate. sonld A E. H. Sheafo & Co., make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums 1o suit, at low ate of interest. Oflice Broadway and Main street, upstairs, e Have our wagon call for your soiled clothes, Cascade Laundry Co. o —— Now Vote as You Fought. The electric lighting company has sub- mitted a proposition to the eity council of- fering to give reduced rates for tower lights if the city will grant them a contract for ten years. ‘Che city is now paying $20 per month Jor ouch light on the towers, making $50 per tower per month. The company offers to furnish these lights at $15 each, and as many more &y the city may require.” For lighting Jower Broadway they will furnish arc lights of 2,000 candle power on poles twenty feot hl{h for $10 per month, or will furmsh “two candle power incandescent lights for §2.50 per month, thirty or more lights to be used. The matter was referred to the gas committee and the citizens will have an opportunity to express themselves on the g.\:(:lon before it comes up for final settle- + ment. e Have you noticed the beautiful finish given collars, cuffs and shirts by Cos- cade Laundry Co. = ——— Full line of sheet music at Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. R Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s lmm office, on furniture, pianos, horses, gona. uerwnul property of all kinds, all other articles of value without l’qmuvu! All business strictly confi- dential, el Mackerel, 81.35 a bucket, at Fearon's. e e— Good roasted coffee, 20 cents; Ar- buckle’s coffee, 20 cents, at ben.ron 8. e — Benson & Shepherd are sole agents for Plainview addition, These lots lie high and dry and will be sold on long time and easy payments. There is no better pluce for a home. THE NEWS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS | Two Courts at Work on Criminals | Make it Lively. ELECTRIC LIGHTING PROPOSAL. The Knights Marched Well Last Night —Citizens to Have an Opportan- ity to Vote on a Light Question. Cases And Men, The United States disteict court for the southern district of Iowa commencel yester- day morning in the main court room of the new federal building for the September term, with Judge Love on the bench, The case of Carl Saunders, of Carroll, charged with violuating the internal revenue laws, was tried, and the defendant found guilty, He was fined #1% and sontenced to thirty days in jail. Hamburg, was charged w matter through the muils pleaded i 1 He paid £10 an and the bala noon f the fine s occupied in The case of G. W. Culver, admr, vs Western Pacific railway company, Will be' called this morning. Wynster & Linidt appeur for the plaintiff and Wright, Baldwin & Haldane for the defendant. The term will occuny about ten days. forty-seven law ¢ callin calendar, There are about thirty criminal cases to be disposed of. Among those from other cities who aro af tending court are Deputy Treasury Dep ment Agent M. Stedman, United Marshal 24 Camplell, jr., Deputy States Marshal S. bell, Des Moines King, Logan: Hon. f Sylv Dys, Macedonia: J: Jilesburg, Coll, and W. R. Paul, low. T amily Jars. Stone and glass fruit jars for putting up fruit, also new rubbers, at Fearon er—— ates United 3. S Plumn Ho!l- New ecatsup. just veceived at Feavon's. Aledger man in lm journal is something a has oceasion to use al- most eve ay in the year. Get some thing neat and to suit you Morchouse & Co.’s, No. 1 | — Boots, shoes, Kinnehan's, s e New maple per bucket, at I Guilty Or Not Guilty. istrict court bezan to grind on ecrimi- ay morning. Several of the red to plead guilty were v to do so. They Fred Smith, Harvey Bl v, larceny: ay, burglar; Their sentences will be imposed next Saturday. Bernard and Solo- mon Goss, charged with receiving stolen property in connection with the Garneau amond robbory i Uxmlh pleaded not guilty. The casc s Ba on two counts with commit rape, was called and occuy attention of the court during the grea ufun- day. Colonel Dailey conduct secution, and B. W. Hight the d 3 llll‘ off e alleged against Barrett w: committed about two weeks ago on North Maiv strect, when Barrett enticed an eleven- year-old girl to his room and locked The defendant claimed that he was cated. The case of Herman Berch s ult will be tried to-day. i A. Holmes will appear for the prison: prisoners who de 1 an opportuni rank White, lare with intent to Ten acres in Council Bluffs, off the east end of the Ballard 80. Will make same as the Omana add., which it joins on the south. Ninth avenue driveway to U. I, bridge passes through the trac tle clear. One-third down, balance one and two years. Kight per cent. A. V. LARIMER. e School for Dancing. Mrs. Magrane will open classes here at Beno’s hall in connection with her Omaha classes, beginning Tuesday, Oc- tober 2, and mect every Tuesday and Saturday evenings foradults, beginning at 8 o’clock, and Tuesday and Saturday afternoons for children at 4:30 p. m. on Tuesdays, and 2:30 Saturduys. She has taught with success and has had large classes in Omaha for the past three yoars. The prospects are sho will have large classes here. Address 2,020 St. Mary’s avenue, Omaha. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggies, or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A, Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over American expres: ‘Who Will Help Out the Council? The council has several matters of import- ance on its hands at the present time that are of considerable interest to the citizens. First and foremost is the gas ordinance, that the aldermen handle as though it were dyna- mite, and it is well perhaps that they are very careful how they treat it, as their death warrant, politically, will be sealed if they at- tempt to jugle it outof sight for another period of years, The question of public im- provem nts ulso takes up considerable of the time of the executive body, but just at present they want everything kept as quiet as the grave. Auother matter is that grant- ing the Nebraska Telephone company an- other charter, or of turning over tothem the one now holding in favor of the Council Bluffs Telephone compahy. Then comes the question of the butchers’ union, which want; an ordinance passed compelling all smalle dealers to pay o large license for the privi- lege of peddiing meat about the city. This causes a mammoth howl, as the citizens claim that these dealers buy meat at South Omaha and sell it to them at decent figures, but if the ordinance is passed maintaining o $150 license, ns asked for, the price must neces- sarily %o up, thus inflicting a direct hardship on the'consumers. Next comes the electric light question, etc., while last and evidently least in the aldermanic mind is the question of saloon and gambling house fines, ponder- ing over which the mayor has passed many slcepless night. It may be readily seen that the Council Bluffs alderman should have no time to think of boodle if he gives proper attention to these many matters of public interest, but as they are greatly neglected, it 1s barely possible that he does occasionally allow his mind to reflect gently on the course pursued by his world’s hero, the great McGarigle, and then comes the poser, ‘‘where is the boodle to come from ¢ for, as the mayor says, ‘‘there isn't any too much money in the treasury.” Now the question is, if the matters above referred to are not 8o settled as to fill the pockets of the councilmen, what are they to do! Until these questions are answered the matters cannot be settled. -— Remember that Benson & Shepherd havemever yet sold a lot that has not made the buyer money, and in most cases their money has been doubled, There is just as good a chance to make money now as ever and Benson & Shep- herd have the property to do it with. — Mrs. H. Lee, dress making work. Call and see her, opp. court house. o — After the Manner of Their Elders. There was a very intcresting and enjoyable occasion at the residence of Mr, L. Harris, 609 Mynster street, yesterday afternoon from 4to60'clock. It was the first auniversary of the birth of little Beulah Eva Harris, and it was celebrated in & manner that might be highly appreciated by babies of a much larger growth. A large number of invit: tions were issued and thirty babics were | present in response, as well as a number of older ones t look after the toddlers. The | it tho sheet of tiuf, ind Were undet situation, they sdv- criticized ~ each ° other argues well for their future the whirl of fashionable society. ref, with candie stor W smilax decorated oS eral - of ta 1o0ms Wer flowers, . Se w0 young stand the veyed und yith the thorou but ice cream stions on the violin, dlhl M;ulm! ] Schurz, of the same aze, played on the pi and sang. Both are quite accomplish artists, and their future is vars pro: The occasion was hizlhiv enjoyable youug ard old, und will be recalled pleastre, both to with Benson & \hvphl‘ul wish to announce investors in real estate that Benson's cond addition lots are being sold at the rate of six to eight per duy, and that in a short time these lots will have to be bought of second owners at a large advance in price. C _once |r wish one of these lots [ e ve no competitors ars, cuffs and shirts, Co. in fluishing Cascade Laun- B o The Knights Visit Sioux City. About fifty members of Bluffs division, of Pythias, left last evening o stern to attend the ¢ ird lowa regiment ts made a fine showing s they marched to their train, headed by Dalby's military band of pic which Aceon 1 them. ives v evening netted them o neat sum, that wil towards mneeting the exponses of th Coionel C. W. Hicks and Adjutant Abbott accompanied the division. They will be absent two days. —— Speculations in Real Estate, Those desiring to make either large or small investments in Council Blufls real estate are requested to examine our list of properiy. It comy choice selection of lotsin additions ly between the business portions of Orm and Councii Blutis, Prices low and terms casy. Title guaranteed. Money loaned on ecity property. Correspond- 1ce soheited. Odell Bros. & Co., 103 Pearl street, Council BlufTs, loan money. D Artists prefer the Halleit & Davis piano, at C. B. Music Co., 224 Brondway. oo . Pers: nal Paragraphs. Hart lefu last evening for Boston. Bennett, of Bluff street, ning for Mount Aubur , late of Minneapolis, is now operator at the transfer telegraph S, B. Wadsworth & Co. E. E. second ries Fox, of FX x & FHughes, has re- turned home from a we <'s business trip to 2 Hughes oln, who is Atchison, Kan, v, Paul D. Hayne: is visiting with hor attending college at arvived from Salids and is attending the Y busincss colloge. : ANG and to-day for v k City and the an"hh'l \ n'lu. A5 1 lh\. (hu'( ‘\f th l*«l |M P , 18 in the is attend spend Sioux lm, y will o riends in \' Joseph, K and other Missouri river points. Miss Ella McIntosh, one of the former teachers of the Pierce street school, left yes- erday for Dakota, where she expects to vell ‘wishes of hosts of friends isas City Dr. Green has returned from a old home in Ohio, dur it to his g which time he at- tended the G. A. R. mpaneat at Colum- bus. The doctor reports a splendid time, having met many of his old friends. Mrs. Ed Cleminson, upon whom a difficult and dangerous surgical operation was per- formed about ten days ago at the W. C. A, hospital, is_gettin ong nicely, thanks to the surgical skill shown by the physiciaus and the excellent nursing she is receiving by the hospital attendants, Mr. N. B. Crane, of Portland, Ore., is in town for a few days, the guest of his cousin, Mr. George Crané, who is of this city or of the U. S, Masonic Benevolent association, sometimes no one can tell which, as he seems to have unbounded faith in both, and will talk uninterruptedly of either. Sol Bloom, of Deadwood, Dal. city, a guest of John T. Stewart.’ Mr. Bloom has been in New York City for some weeks buying goods for his mammoth clothing es- tablishment in the Black Hills country and stopped off here a day or two to meet his ;)l_d time friends, who are always glad to see him, Charley Price, formerly local detective of the Milwaukee railway company, and now employed in tho same capacity at Kansas City, came up Monday evening to get ready to accompany the local division of the Uni- form Rank, K. of P., to Sioux City last even- ing, to attend the regimental encampment, Charley looks hale and hearty aund is the same jolly old boy as formerly. et i d i £ is in the Drew A Five Thousand Dollar Prize Two gentlemen living in Gilliam in this county have reaped the reward of a long ser- ies of investments in the Louisiana State Lottery. There has been a rumor for some time past that some gentlemen im Gilliam had drawn five thousand dollars in The Loui- sianna State Lottery but no certain mtelli- gence as to the matter having reached us, the Progress reporter at Gilliam, Mr. M. D. Kerr, investigated the case and ascertained the facts. He sends us the conclusive cvi- dence and particulars as follows showing that the drawing of the five thousand in eash is an uLtu-ll and undisputed fu Mr. Kerr drawn here in was £5,000 Arawn by a ticket hld fointly betw Dunlap, the druggist tiere, and AMr the Loui and _was it of s iv.» il e tickets Sopt. 1. day. Their success is the re years regular investment i th Marshall (Mo.) Progre Good dwellings and lot monthly payments by 1. I. S cor. Broadw: ny and Main sts., up-stairs. - Stop at the Bechtele, For bargains 1n real estate sce £. H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main. street, upstairs. ot Tl il Loans made on city business and resi- dence prope! Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. e Travelers! Edison's First Phonograph. Provence Journal: A gentleman re- cently repeated to me an account given him by Mr. Thomas A Edison of the making of the first pnonograph. It has not, so far as 1 know, been in print, and is interesting, ns showing the inventor’s methods of working. Busily engaged on innumerable nnug-\ Mr. Edison car- ried in his mind for a long time the iden of the phonograph, turning it over and over, and from time to time jotting down skeotches and memorandr. conce ing its construction. At length he said to an old German machinist, who made models for him, that he wanted a ma- chine constructed in a certain maaner, but of the use of it he gaye no hint. Now and then, as the work went on, without seeing the model, Mr. Edison ordeved certain changes, which, of course, were duly made. Finally, the German was told to bring the machine for examination; Edison fitted into ,and turning the crank spoke into the funnel the some- SDAY 2.4 SEPTEMBER 26 BURKE'S ADDITION. Avcnuc IYHLNID = L= ‘ans &:-Twenty Third Streect. ydition. d 4‘8fru+." Szcon LAND Twem‘ Ml The Choisest Ground for Residence in the Western Part of the City, Ts now platted into Beautiful, moter to Douglas street, Omuha. About 300 yards from the n Council Bluffs postoftice. N newly platted” lots, Good pubi bounils it on the novth. TLES—Perfi Large Lots, They lie on o level butelevated strip of ground. w motor hine to On ce as large : schools near About ten minutes ride on the b in by. than 1} miles from the in size as most of the The proposed Boulevard Le nhnl Abstract and Warranty Deed with each Lc nine these lots with re srence to the grade before hu ce of alot is saved on grade alone, if you buy one of these lots, "o a good class of purchaser: for one-tenth ‘lo\\n, balance in monthly payments, without interc J. Brown building, 115 I' @/fl(fl%/ 2 hee Q’m DR C. B a limited nun will be sold Apply to INLEY BURKE, wrl-St., Council Blufl Iu\\'n. Smiih’s Bakery. ‘Wholesale Bread & Ozkes, 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 TRAVELING AGEN what familiar verse about Mar little lamb. The German regarded him as if he thought he had gone mad; but when Mr. Edison rev d the motion and the phonograph pipingly repeated his stanza, the old man threw up his hands and exclaimed in the utmost as- tonishment: **Mein Gott, it talks! and her Faults of di'n tion cause disorders of the liver, and the whole system be- comes deranged. Dr.J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri- fier perfect the process of digestion and assimilation, and thus malkes pure blood. A Parallel C; Detroit Free P woman calling to you?” queried a_Fifth stroet pedestrian of a lad of ten who sat on the curb. *“Probably.” “ls she your mother?” “She says she s “Why don’t you go in when she calls?” “Did you ever have the toothach “Oh, yes,” “Ever go the dentist until you had to?” “l\'o ? ‘Well, this is o parallel cas “I don’t understand.’ “But I do., She’s waiting to tan me, and I'm ;xultm]_{ it off in hopes that she’ll forget it.’ STEAM “*Boy, is that NO, 29 MAIN STREET, Latest Novelties In * | HUMAN HAIR GOODS : L. L GILLETTE, e FINE, CHOICE. IMPORTED MILLINERY lbll Dunglll st THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE $15. Is equal to any High Priced Machine. The Edison Mimeograph, the bost ap, manifolding, autographic and type wrif 5,000 copies can be taken. The Excelsior Cc,,Council Bluffs, Ia. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 600Broadway Council Bluffs, Towa. Established 1657 atus for & work. ON COMMISSION SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. ments, such as Lost, Found, To_ltent, Wants, Board- 1 in this column at PER LIN To Loan, For te., will ve in low raté of TEN CI SPECIALady 1 sequent_insertlo our office. No. 12 Council Blufrs advertisements at ct, near Broadway, L 117 ath st, B‘l RNISHED room Young man familiar with the city ‘V to snlh it work on commission. Cascade Laundry C < TED—A thoroughly competent book- cper. Noneneed apply who cannot fur- nish recommendations from former employer. Btate salary wanted. Address A 24 Beo. office, Council Blufts, Ta. ‘ T ANTED Mai) VWANIE Broadway ten stone pavers, Hiufrs, Ta. NY one who has roal ¢ sell cheap for cash add Bee office, Council Bluffs. [OR R ner of 3d av 0 news agents for trains, 1009 strect-car track on 175 per day. Also t, Supt., Council age, on the ¢ W. C. James. ts. Mulholland F(u( SALE or trade, for city matched family team in state. West Broadway. OIt RENT- Soventoom hiose provements, good stable, cfl Bluffs, K at bottom rock pr ments. A, J. Mande lot, finest No. 1322 modern im- . Cory, Coun- Goods sold on pay and &2 Broadwa! number of good dwell ‘list, B, H. Sheafe 1 st U 8 Y at 150 Broadw Council rade; satisfactory l"t’ll\(lhi for selling; |4 wain for the right man, FPOR EXCHANGE—A fine, well assorted #5000 stock of stationery, fancy goods, jeweiry, glea In s thriving town for vesidence’ in South Omiaba, R. T. Bryant & Co., 625 Broadway, Council Blufrs, Ta. OUSES for rent, 33 Main st. "A #-acresmall fruit furs outside city limit acre tracts to suit pur VW ANIED Stocks of e ‘change for clty property in Council Blufrs, Omaha, or western land or chatte '“'"'"f kind, Wo mmako exchunging a speciulty. I T Bryant « Johnston & Van Patten, y cheap. Just divide info 1) R T Bryant & chandise to ex- 628 Broadway. S, STEWART, M. D.. D.V. M. VETGRINARY SCRGEON. HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. 205. COUNCIL BLUFFS, : D, H. McDANELD & C0., Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. 620 aud 622 Main Street,Councl Blufls,lowa. 1owa 1888, H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- - YouMUST KEEP COOL SO GO _TO Baird's for Eruits. Assorted Basl ROM No. 2¢ Best Pianos and ¢ FIRST-CLASS OUR EXTRAORDINA Is the Causs of the H BOSTON BOOT & SO SCOFIELD & CA Your 15 You ll ant Safe l ¢ W. H. A FINE DOUBL For GROCERIES & FRESH FRUITS Go To N. I. TIBBETTS, and Savo Money. No. i B L LT A —— For yourLightCarriages BUGGIES, CARTS and OTHER VEHICLES, SeeHenryVanBrunt Largoest Stock and Lowest Prices. CITY MEAT MARKET! No. 120 Broadway. Telephone No. P i For CHEAP RATES TO ALL POINTS .I.Go to BUSHNELIL/S SWANSON MUSIC CO., 329 ¢ Broadway Full Line of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, ALLEN'S FRANIE TAMDS DURI. N BROTHERS, 533 B'way All Fruits In Their Season. International Building, Loan and Investment Union B Ve KIDD ¢ BWANVHITE | SEWING MACHINE THE GROCER, 744 B'dway T Whiiic at LAKE MANAWA Take the M. F. ROHRER For the Beach. kets Put Up to Order. roadway, 201, PT DELIV O_Malin Street. Jrgans on Monthly Payments, IN EVERY RESPECT, No. 106 BROADWAY, RY LOW PRICEN for SHOES igh Temperatureof Competition, .Ill I\I\ & Co, Ruccessor t VIN, I\n 200 Hlnn(l\'\,’n\' GROCERIES of Tel. 200, 'posit or Cheap Loan, Call on )\'. GOG ln-mnlu':u/. B0 N. Main * J. P. ANDERSON Manager KN EPHER. E DECKED STEAMER. A SUHPHISE I THESE PURCHL GREATLY REDUCE S HAVE al BEEN MADE AT £D_PRICES. The Bargains we now offer you canuot be duplicated cast or west. A But a Genuine Purchase and sale. enumerate the bargai 'J'lmy will probably ne THIS IS NO ADVERTISING CATCH ver be offered again. % Wl A We cannot begin to ns we have. CALL AND EXAHINE FOR YOURSELF. 3 GUUNBIL BLUFFS CARPET (0., TNO. 405 BROADWAY. § A SURPRISE! PROFESSlONAL DIRECTORY Specifications, Building, Council N. SCHURZ-- STONE & SIM3-- C. C. HAZEN Justice of the Peace. ( lhondw.ly, Council Blu Attorneys at La Council Bluffs, Dentist, Room 6, Ope: ESTABLISHED 1842, RUSSEILL & COo., AUTOMATIC Epecifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. anteed, Can show letters from users where fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Nou-tondvasiog, MASSILLON, OHIO, MAN SIZES FROM 2570 300 HORSE POWER. BRANCH HOU Send for catalugua. Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Supervision of Public Work. CUT.OFF -: Plans, Estimates, Brown Blufts, Iowa. Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 115 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, ITowa. dilce over American Express, No. 418 s, Towa. aw, Practice in the State and Federa Courts, Oflce—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, Towa. ra 1louse Block, Council Blufls, lowa INCORPORA' UFACTURERS. e s e — Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, =y Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. Regulation, Durability G . BI S, IOWA, E. C HARRIS, Manager. A HOME FOR $50 CASH IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. will sell the finest located lots in To close out the remaining lots in Squir the city fé addition to Council Bluffs, T or $50 cash payment, and lgn, time on balance, to persons who desire to secure homes, and I will make 1l£ eral loans to |.)w~u who desire aid 1n building houses. me at Masonic Temple, C ‘ouncil Bluffs, lowa. Call at once and see C. J. OOI.BY. Sole Agent. CASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260