Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1888, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE' 'l‘HUR DAY, - S EPTEMBER - 27 1848, THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. FOFICE. NO 12 ARL STREET, Delivered by carrier Twenty Ce H.ow. Any Part of the( nty Per \Week, MANAG TELEVHONES: B ~|\n‘4n OFvice No. 43, yat TILTON 1 ML 0“ N. Y. Plumbing New fall goods just received at Reit- er's, merchant tailor, 810 Broadway. There will be a special meeting of the bourd of trade this evening, and there should be a large attendance. The ncw helmets ordeved for the po- force two weeks ago have not y ved, but are expected daily. A young ten-pound Chicago, Burling- ton & Quincy striker has just estab- lighed his headquarters at the home of John Mikesell The infant daughter of W. H. Dud- ley died at 11 o'clock Tuesday night. The funeral will take place at this afternoon from the residenc Avenue A The postponed card party of the La- dies’ Progressive Fuchre club, to be given at the residence of Mrs, O. M. Bra will take place some evening 2k, not yet determined. number of the Bluffites are ty to-day to sce the wonderful corn pa Séveral Omaha citizens will accompany them. Aspecial car is 1o be fixed up for the use of the party Anotherlight audience Noble Outeast” at Dohany's lust eve- ning. The company is a good one and deserves better patronage at the hands of the public than it received during its stay her Yesterday’s police business was as fol- lows: Boc Tom Cusick $.10, Chris Makelen #7.60, It cininger £8.10, . D nk Ham- ilton & 60. Vag— Lee McAul in the streets. The physicians of school, residing in ¢i and western lowa, meet at the Ogden house at 10 o'clock this morning for the purpose of forming an organiza- tion of the profession in the Missouri Valley. About fifty porsons are peeted to be present. Deputy Sheriff Wall Mecladden vis- ited Avoen yesterday to take out a wi ness to appeir before the grand ju The witness was confined in the count jail here, and his testimony was nceded to secure an indictment against another member of the same gang of lawbreak- ers. The nineteenth annual state conven- tion of the Young Men’s Christian asso- ciation of the state of Iowa will be held at Marshalltown October 10. The con- vention continues four days. Mr. George 8. Adams, the local retary, will fur- nish all particulars respec: the meet- ing. The contract for a hydraulic passen- ger elevator for the government build- ing has been awarded to the Crane ele- vator company of Chicago, th firm which furnished the elev: for the Ogden house. The price $2.610. It is not known whether the elevator will be operated by water di- reet from the mains or foreed by pumps in the basement to the top of the tower. If the latter plan is adopted the same water may be used continually. Work on the elevator is to be begun at once, and as the well is now ready, it will be but a short time until it isin working order. The pupils and teachers of the school of the sisters of charity went out to Big lake yesterday for their annual autumn picnic. There were four bus loads of the pleasure-seekers, and they formed o merry party., The day was a most en- io;nble one, and those participating found nothing lacking that could add to the pleasuves of the day. These occa- sions only serve to more firmly cement the ties of strong friendship and love existing between the pupils and those who have made it their object in life to carefully rear those in their charge to a life of honored usefulness. M l‘VTIUV. A larg: going to Sioux (¢ witnessed “A ng e iy Personal Paragraphs. Miss Ida Davenport, of Burlington, is the guest of Miss Nellie Sackett. Mrs. J. W. Horn, of Mapleton, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Katie Miller. Mrs. O. M. Brown leaves to-day for Sioux City with the party of Blufls vis- itors to the corn palace. Miss Bliss, one of Boston’s most hand- som® and accomplished young ladies, is visiting in the city, the guest of M: H. Burns. Miss Bliss expects to @oain all winter. Miss S. D. Rehse will arrive in the eity to-morrow. She will open an art studio in a few days and during the coming winter will give those who de- sire the benefit of a full course of in- struction. H. H. Till(m, of THE BEE, returned y from Wisconsin where he has ned by the illness and_de s mother, Mrvs. L. Jmnlym Tilton “and her sister, Mrs. Pry Mus. 'mm.m-mu,h an old resi this city, but now of Montana on a i ¢ a few days, the guest of Mrs. G. nson. My, Scarborough way to the home of hersister, tutsman, who lives in Harlan. rborough came here in 1848 and seft in 1856 for her present home. Dr. O, H. Simmons left Tuesday even- ing for St. Louis and other points, after a short visit with J. Mueller and family. After a short stay in the south the doc- tor will proceed to his home in Lead- ville, Colo., and Mrs. Simmons will re- turn to this eity and remain for a few months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mueller. Lieutenant C. D, Palmer loft yester- day afternoon to take charge of his command at Fort Warren, Boston har- bor. Owing to his prolonged visit with friends in the south, his visit with his parents here was ulv.og,rlh 00 short to suit his many friends. During his brief stay he was well entertained, two pleas- ant parties being given in his honor. He will probably be absent about three years. At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr. Will Huntington, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Huntington, of this eity, and Miss Towa Ball, of Omaha, were warried at the residence of the bride’s rmcnts The groom is well known on this side of the river, where he has passed the veater portion of his life. Many riends extend hearty congratulations 10 the happy couple. ~They will make their home in Omaha, The Inter-State Herald has come out with with an illustrated head line, rep- resenting the twin cities of Omaha and Couneil Bluffs, Notwithstanaing the attempt to illustrate the close alliance between the two cities, each is repre- sented as having a sun of its own, and both are blazing in the most approved manner. Council Bluffs is also placed on the westorn bank of the river. The two suns pass without much trouble, but the cll!wm of this prohibition city object to having it taken over to Ne- braska soil. Unless the Herald brmf our. on.y bnuk to lon s0il, iv’s mume will Donnh. [ THE mm 1N THE BLUFFS, The State and Federal Courts Still Kept Busy. TRACK FOR THE NEW MOTOR. It Will Al be Laid in a Few Days— Hurt in a Runaway A Secret Conference of “Q" OfM- clals—Personals. Uncle Sam's Court., The case of W. Culver, adminis- trator, vs. Union Pa railway com- pany, was on trial in the: United States vesterdav. The action is brought to recover $20,000 damages for the kill- ing of George Rose, a switchman for- fly in the employ of the defendant. yuster & Lindt appear for the plain- ufl, and Wright, {hhl\\'in & Haldane are looking after the intevests of the defendant. All of the evidence in the case wasintroduced yesterday, and the arguments will be made to-day. One of the jurors was taken sick shortly after court convened in the afternoon, and was excused. The case of Jason Walker vs. City of Council Bluffs, otherwise the ‘‘kFair- mount park case,” is the last on the cal- endar. It is doubtful if it comes up for trinl before the latter part of the term. The grand jury began work yesterday morning, but have returned no indiet- ments s yet. The jury is in charge of Bailiff O’'Brien. The finish on our (nllu c shirts cannot be equalled. Laundry Co and cade cuffs Ca ney on chattel deseription. Private All business strictly security of ever consulting room: conlidental, Office ner Main street, ¥ Broadway, cor- up-stairs. il it A good article of peaches, 20 cents per can,at Fearon’s. e —— e Doings in Court. case of State vs. Rutler was on terday in the district court. The prisoner is charged with burglary and lareeny, an indictment being found nst him on each charge. His trial yesterday was on the latter charge. He was accused of breaking and entering the house of a farmer by the name of Smith on the Crescent City road during the absence of the famil, He was de- fended by B. W. Hight. The jury in the Barrett ¢ a verdict of guilty, as ch indictment, of assault with intent to commit rape. Two indictments were returned against Barrett, but the other will probably be dismi During the pres have pleaded guil nd will be sen- tenced next Saturday. There are sev- >t remaining to be tried, but ey expeets to «complete his work this we The next ca tried is that of the Grosses, charged with compheity in the Garneau dia- mond robbery The trial se returned arged in the X prisoners e A good article of tea for 25 cents Fearon’s. ——— J. G. Tipton has bargans in real estate. pease S S v E. H. Sheafe & Co., make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums to suit, at l()\vn'\ ate of interest. Oftice Have you noticed the beautiful finis given collars, cuffs and shirts by Cas- e ———— Full line of sheet music at Council Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway. - The New Track. The new track of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge company on Broadway is being laid as fastas a large force of men can put it down. The stone paving in the center of the street is all torn up, to make room for the proposed change. The change has been made as far east as Seventh street. The paving in the center of this thor- oughfare has been in poor condition for some time, in fact the street wasnot in condition ‘when the paving was done, as the two-foot sewer underneath was but just completed at the time. The fill- ing over the sewer settled in time, as a result there has been a depr in the center of the street ever since. It is hoped that this will now be reme- died, as the paving has to be taken up and relaid.. The bridge company is working all of the men to be obtaited. The stone pavers began work yesterd afternoon, and arc pushing the trac layers. It isthought that but ten days will be required to complete the work to the Methodist church, where the double track will end, A Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other urticles of value without . All business strictly confi- s Good roasted coffee, 20 cents; Ar- buckle’s coffee, 20 cents, at Iearon’s. e — For Sale Cheap---Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at_once. Ad- dress or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, Council Bluffs. l‘UBle SALE. Council Bluffs Lots Oct. 31st, 1888. I will offer for sale 200 lots, without reserve, to the highest bidder, 1n Bridge addition to Council Blufls, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. m., October 81st, and continue from day to day until sold, at the large motor car house on the grounds, which will accommodate 5,000 people. = The ground on which this ad- dition is laid out fronts on Broadway, avenues A, (motor line), B, C, D, B, F and G, one mile and a fraction from Ninth street, Omaha, via new bridge. Teorms, one-sixth cash; balance in equal payments in one, two, three, four and five years at 7 per cent interest. Plats of ground furnished on day of sale. A bountiful lunch served at noon. T, J. EVANS. Toa Fast a llorle. A serious accident occurred on Lower Broadway Tucsday evening, by which “Doc.” Roberts and his brother were soverely injured. They had hired a horse and buggy of Mr. James for the purpose of taking a ride. The animal was a vicious one, and resented an affliction of the whip by running away. A collision with a lumber wagon re- sulted, and both occupants of the buggy were thrown out, receiving severe cuts and bruises on the curbing, The acci- dent happened just below the water- works pumping station, near the end of the paving. The patrol wagon was summoned to convey the injured parties home. ** Doc.” was unconscious, ‘but was better yesterday. ’ o A Gathering of Rallroaders. Several of the leading officials of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad were in the city yesterday. Amongthe number were- W, F, Merrill, general manager of the Kansas Cit & Panl Mor- ton; genieral freight agent of the “Q." Mre. Dartle, general freight agent of the Kansus Citys W. Ci Brown, sepgrine tendent of the Burling 3 Dug- gan, assistant suporintent; W. J. Dav- enport, division freight and passenger agent, and Mr. 3 ief of the en- gineer corps. concerning priviite railway and they insisted on keeping mum as (u the details, ——— Family Jars. Stone and glass fruit jars for mnllng up fruit, also new rubbers, at Feavon's. omething a Wi |\n e —c— Aledger and journal man in business has occasion to use al- most every day in the Get som thing neat and to suit your own style,at Morehouse & Co.'s, No. 1 Pearl st. Boots, shoes. Kinnehan's, 526 B'way. New maple up, just received, $1. per bucket, at k aron s, Phatdioh+- AL The Chautauqua Season, The Chautauqua Literary and Scien- fic circle beging work Oc tober 1 The course of study for that month is as fol- Tincent and Joy's Outline History of Greece, Wilkinson's Proparatory ( course of inglish. In the Chaitauqs ece in the History of C |\lll ek “\l«n]«'l'n Jeonomic Bffect of Qm-mm. of the Times,” eat Philanthropi 5 a bucket, at Fearon’s. Have our clothes. your soiled indry Co. wagon Cascadoe e Benson & Shepherd wish to announce to investors in real estate that Benson's second addition lots are being sold at the rate of six to cight per day, and that in a short time these lots will have to be bought of second owners at a large advance in price. Call at once if you sh one of these lots at original prices. duteer s St We have no competitors in finishing collurs, cuffs anc shirts. Cascade Laun- dry Co. S — Money loaned on furniture, pianos, dinmonds, horses, buggies, or anything of value rates of interest. publicity A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Brondway and Muin, over American 0 express. - Mrs. 'l[ Leo dress muklng and straw work. Call and sce her. Fifth ave. opp. court house. el O, The Potter Monument. A number of citizens and railroad men met at the up-town office of the Burlington yesterday afternoon in the interest of the Pottcr monument fund. A committee, consisting of the follow- ing membe wus :Ippmnll to take charge of the matter in thi ty, and solicit subscriptions for the ereetion of a monument to the late Thomas J. Pot- ters W, I M. Pusey John Sehosnigen, . Steadman, M. M. Marshall and W - Biras - Spec Imkms in Ieal Estate. Those desiring to make either large small investments in Council Blufls real estate are requested to examine property. It comprises tion of lotsin additions lying portions of Oriaha Prices low and sy. Title guaranteed. Money on city property. Correspond- ence sohicited. Odell Bros. & Co., 103 Pearl street, Council Bluffs. ety S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. Ml fhriit 3 Railroad men are given special terms on Radiant Home and Stewart stoves at Cole & Cole's, 41 Main st. e ——— Artists preter the Hallett & Davis piano, at C. B. Music Co., 224 Broadway. e Good dwellings and lots for sale on monthly payments by E. H. Sheafe & Co., cor. Broadway and Main sts., up-stairs. ———— A Fast Stock Train. The record of fast running freight trains wag broken yesterday on the Burlington, between this city and Cres- ton. A train load of stock belonging to Switt & Co., made the run from Pacific Junction to Creston, a distance of eighty-six miles, in two hours and fifty- two minutes. The officials say that this is tho fastest time over made between these two points by any train, either freight or pussengo — so-ciilled remedies have failed, h Remedy cur —— Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele., s i Al ns 1n real estate see (5. H. 0. Broadway and Main For bar, Sheafe street, upstairs. e Loans made on ci dence property. Notes bought. ball-Champ Investment company. ess and resi- Kim- New catsup just received at Fearon's. e —— The funeral of Mrs. W. L. Briggs oc- curred aut 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence on Seventh street and was largely attended. The de. ceased had been a resident of the city since 1854, and many warm friends of over a quarter of a ¢entury mourn her loss. The remains were interred in Fairview cemetery. R Healthy gums of roseate hue White sound teeth must surely fill; Rosy lips shine always through ; For sweet SOZODONT will heal All the evils teeth destroy, “This you snould through life employ. ——— For Sale. Ten acres in Council Bluffs, off the st end of the Ballard 80. Will make 72 lots, same as the Omana add., which it joinson the south. Ninth avenue driveway to U. P, bridge passes through the tract. Title clear. One-third down, balance one and two years. Eight per cent. A. V. LARIMER. ———— The ladies of Unity Guild will enter- tain a sociable Friday evening, Septem- ber 28, at the residence of Mrs Harris, First street. Good music and dancing. All friends cordiully invited. Al School for Dancing. Mrs. !\luirnnu will open classes here at Beno’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 children at 4:30 p. m. on Tuesdays, and 2:30 Saturday 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. Address 2,020 St. \mr) s avenue, Omaha. " o ‘Wiiit ‘and see what Chapman mll say to you Sunday mrornipg. — ——, Arguing For a Recelver, Sr. Louts, Sept. 96.—Argument on the:ap- plication for she appointment of a receiverto take charge of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas nll\flw property is now being heard in this city in the circuit court, BURKE’S Avcnuo ADDITION. =Y o ird Sfrcc The Choicest Ground for Residence in the Western Part of ths City. 1s now platted into Beautiful, moter to Douglas street, Omaha. Council Bluffs postofiice. platted lots. bounds it on the north, TITL Perfect ABST I(:\( ¥ Printed Abstract GRADE~ umine the: The ordinary price of a lot is s TERMS—To good elass of purchas for one-tenth down; balance in monthly J. Brown \)ulhhn;:, 115 Pearl-St., Al)l)lll() AL OMAHA \‘hWS THE REALTY MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Dur- Ing Yesterday. F L Wilkins to I' E Ritchie, lot plac a 4 R Edwards kl lots 19 an d Mutuat TR Eo o 7 T Wiieeler, 1oty 14and 15, bIk 0, Arbler place: lot 16, BIK 11, Bedford p G A Lindquest et al v in Kose Hill, q ¢ d E M Stenberg'et al to (i 2 Tots in Rose Hill, g ¢ d G A Lindquest et il to 0 3 in Hore Hill, q ¢ d G A Lindguest ot al to M Stent gt Kose Hill ¢ d 3 > Hamilton and wife to "1 M “iate, Ik 21, Kountze's pluce, w ) u Il’lhuulllnn, N Sinith, 6 Tots 2, 10 20,100 v, 1ot 6,100 usbang! Cove 20, bik lr| uly 0( fot 1 :\mlneu et al, Tot 1, bl Cation oF pit, 7, South Omaha 1 ( l!h'u to F H Corbett, & Archer’ 0 M Forbes, Tot 3 Monmouth Park, w d.. th to l' ll \I\lmlnlm 1ot ¥ l Bik Tots 10 wnd 11, 10t i and 0, nad, wd et'alto H A \\|u~u-nh 1d, loe%, et O v few, w AHS BA ¥ R et 0 10 Sary Lowan, v 406t 0L8 100 £ lot Ik B, Park” Place, B NI€lis (6, G Chiapniar, Hanscom Place, wd........ 34 Chapman to A F LY com Plag m v L Mhrnnlsr. trustee, to A F Bosche, lot 15k Wrowh Mk v osclic and wite to' 'S Cliapiian, ict DIk 4, Brown Park, wd.. G 4 Rink'and wite to k& J Hadiey, iot 9, Dik 114, South Omaha, W d. . y Miiller ot ul to G Wilg, s 5t of iot 4 E V Smith's add, 3 ohnson and wife to It DT T e 11 Grov s PaLE, Otio Lobeck and wite to D ¢ Puitérso lots 3 and 7, blk 7, lots 10 and 11, blk and lot 11, Bk 9, Lincoln Place, w'd . W CPattersonto D C Patterson, 1ot 4, ates & Reed's add, w d ey G I Hemis and wite to M. 1, Jaye [ X104%4 ft of ne corner of lot 14, Prospect Place,w d.. Twenty-nine transfers. ...... #1231 'l‘lm following lmnifun were filed Tues- 'k ds Co to B Wilhams, lot | Dk B add South Qi v d Hewit and wife to R Martin, part iot Il) blk 10, Waterloo, w a4 H W Hewit und wite to K Wartin, blk 3, Lipton place, wd. E Douglag and wife 100 A 66 bk 10, Walnut hillwd vife to Obarne, Hoosick an Campes add, w Tavestment (0 to tedick park, w d.. ife to Dik &, Oreh 8 H I Clark, ¢ blk 6, W side, wd. E LJaynes et al to A Morseman, | and i4, blk i, Sherman avenue park, w d v Pascale and wife to I Pascale, w 1 lot Woodlawn, q ¢ d . Fl scale and wife to Woodlawn, g ¢ d.. § MRl chanand fisbini to lot 14, blk *B," Prospect place, w d Win G Albright to J 11, 1 Albright’s Chofce, w FJ Backett and wife lu 74 A~hb\ ik 4, Briges' place, LI\V H lu G Holub, 3,000 300 100 450 1,000 1 . inh o and hl bik b, 2,000 1 e and wito 16 11 Lflu‘nln rigor, ot 1, blk 4, Central Park, w 80 M nd wite o & Lurson, Tot ming add, w d 250 G Lantry, lot 3, b Im & i s bt A 10,6 and A ik 34, Florende. a E L Jaynes and hmlmm\m.l H Ge, '8 % ftlot 1, blk 8, Omahai,w CE \u{r and wite to RRTTTPRTEN lnmn ot, 57 ik i lots 17,18, ik o i, 34, DI, ot 17 . 1o, ik, Shorthati ‘Aivenue Park ,w ¢ J H Gue and wife to & L Jaynes, ' Kountzo place, wil. o . Juynes et al to A ¥ Jaynes, 10ts 23 and 4, bik 3, Sherman Avenie Park w d.. W Ttichards o ¢ Hartman, blk Omahs, and lots 7 und 8, b Dk 10, dnd lots 3, ¢ gud 5, hu & den’s add, w d°. e Builging Permits. The following permits to build were 1s- sued yesterday: . Pond, four cotteges, Thirty-seventh h Dodge streets c. v, cottage, Meredith ana Tiiirty- third streets.. Three minor permits. Five permits, aggrogating. .. -8 - He Assaulted An Officer. John Cooper, a bartender at the notsrious saloon kept by Brandeis, arrested for an assault on - Sergeant wart. Cooper is the inventor of the Ilung . tester which was - worked at Brandeis’. This ingenious .contrivance concealed an elec- tric battery, ‘and when an unsuspecting sucker stepped forward to test his lungs the battery wis turned on.. When the electricity had rendered lim helpless he was robbed. -On the evening when Swigart was assaulted, the officer, together With another policemian, went to Thirteenth and Ledveaworth in‘an- swer to a telephone message sent. from’ the office of Himebaugh & Merriam. “When they mdown there. they were told that some one been tearing “f the sidewalk and taking it to the bouse of Kate Fox in an adjacent Large Lots. 1 \n-\ lic ona level bute About 300 yards from the new motor line Nearly twice 1 Good pubiic schoois near and Warranty Jots with reference o the grade before buying a lot. on grade alone, if you buy one of these lots. | | WI in the face, un | About ten minutes ride on the ated strip of ground. » Omali Less than- 14 miles from the large in size in size as most of the by. The proposed Boulevard Deed with each Lot. a limited number of lots will be sold payments, without interest. oly to FINLEY ‘BURKE, Council Bluff: I()\\'\. { alley. When they went there they found two sections of the walk layiar against tne side of the house. Kate was asked where she got it. At this p int Cooper came out of the saloon, and Sig; art went towards him when he saw it was an oftic you \ou (l ing here” cer spoke to him, telling him who he was, when Lnnw‘r struck him a blow was arrested 80 guick that he hardly knew where hewas. Judge Berka llm'll him §30 and costs, which amounted to The ——— Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday by Judge Shiclds: {John Fallon, South Omah | 1 Annie King, South Omaha. 1 vliu\um Murphy, Florence 1 Mrs. Martha Kelley _,\lm F. Hinz, 1d:lia, Colo. Therese Fuhr, Omaha { Fred Westfall, Om i Lillie Watrous, Oni { Aibert Larson, Om Hannah Swan, Omaha The following licenses wer Florence issued | Poter Jensen, Omaha 1 Tillie Ha { Herman Mah ne Buss, O . { William Hoenike, Omaha. 1 Louisa Denchler, Omaha . { Charles F. Stabler, Omaha 1 Virginia B. Allebert, Oma KIRSCHBRAU and Mrs. C. Kivschbr days, Funeral residence, 24 Thursday, nfant son of Mr. un, aged 4 mos., 14 Il take place from the family . Mary’s avenue, at 1 p. m. eptember San Francisco } papers please copy. 'CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. N NSUMF H UGHS, oy '\Rffiéls)chh?}l 1(50 Y:\;;,S“ DS TTHROAT s 2y Easgs E‘Z.P}.’icwm Seqd or r.nculu- 9. perbtle 3 pro 2 INE MED: Co.cROVILLE, CAL.| Slnta Abie :and : Cat-R-Cure For Sale by _Goodma.n Drug Co. S, STEWART, M, D,, D. V. M, VETERINARY SURGEON. HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. 205, COUNCIL BLUFFS, : IOWA 7 FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb D. H. McDANELD & CO., Hides. Tallow. Pelts, |’ Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns, £20 anfl £22 Matn Street, Council Bluffs,Towa. WEA s ADVISK FREE. HOW TO AST. Restored. Pre. IAI“I. u,umlfl A& No0 . Johnsods ' BABBITT TRACT | AARANCONN—SF———— = JUST PLATTED AND NOW OFFERED FOR SALE. rge lotsy easy |un\\m\l\ 1o busin off Broadway. Ele utes, y terms, of nccess, with portion of city, vie ctric motor Perfect title. ——)FOR S F.J. DAY, No. ¢ A. A. CLARK J. G. TIPTON, 527 Broadway, splendid for ull points in city and Oma sewerage opportunity. Close inity of good churches and schools. Just cvery seven mins ALE BY(— ) Pearl Street. & CO., Broadway and Main, FRANK COOK, No. 5 Pearl Street. JOHNSTON & VAN PATTEN, 33 Main Street, AND ALL OTHER REAL ESTATE BROKERS COUNCIL BLU KSTABLISHED 1842, S, IOW. INCORPORATED 1878 RUSSEILL & COo., MASSILLON, OHIO, ———— i SIZES FROM 2570 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC -:- anteed. Can show letters from us ERANCH nIOU Send for Catalogue, s where fuel Specifications and estimates farnished for complete steam plants, , COU E. C. HARRIS, Manager. MANUFACTURERS. ecially Adapted fog ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, Regulation, Durability Guare Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, NCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, A HOME FOR $50 CASH IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. To close out the remaining lots in Squire’s addition to Council Bluffs, X will sell the finest located lots in_the city for $50 cash payment, time on balance, to persons who desire eral loans to those who desire aid 1 building houses. me at Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs, C.J and long to secure homes, and I will make lib Call at once and see Towa. . COLBY, Sole Agent. CASCADE LAUNDRY GOMPANY | MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. QEECIALadvertisements, suchas Lost, Found, M To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board: will be tnserted in this column &t the low raté of TF LINE for the first insertion and s Per Linv for each sub- sequent e ndvertisements at our offic t, near Broadway, Council it Tow ni la pasture; Apply to FANTED—Young man fa nhmmuh.-xny {0 solicit work on commission. Laundry Co. nish recommend State salary wanted, Council Blufrs, la. set-car track on $1.36 per day. Also gbert, Supt., Council N WAESE \ ten stone pavers. A Ia. one who has r s “Real vou-room :m!vwe on th ar iuml Jots. Mutholland & Co, “for city lot, finest No. 1£2 SALE or ol fanily West Broadwi trade, team Iu state. OR RENT-Seventoom nouse, modern {m- ™ provements, good stable, 1. . Cory, Coun cil Blufts, TEI.EPHONE NO. 260 TREE OF LIF E ! A positive cure for Liver and Kidney troube ies, all Blood Discases, Indigestion, Dyspepe sia, and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE. For sale by local druggists and druggists verywhierc. Price §1 per bottle, six for $4 all communications to J. B. MOORE, Council Bluffs, Ia, ntire stock of cook and 11 line of furniture ds sold on pay- Broadway, b‘lblk heating at botiom rock ments. A J. ORt RE ings. ‘Broadway and Main st & Ip«m CHANGE—A fin b A large number of good dwell- Call and examine list. E. H. Sheate up st of stutionery, fhmly goods, jowelry, thriving town for ¥ 1ce o il ”rynm. & Co., 68 Droadway . I, USES for rent. Van Patten, % Main st. #0-acre sm outside Bcre tracts L ‘VAP D-Stocka of Claugy for city pro Omaha, 'll‘\\ ern land or chattels of tmn ng & specialty. K. T, Bryant 10 $16. 15 oqual to Priced Machine, apparatus for \pe Wriliog Work. Tho Kdison Minisogr mani(ldiug, AuioE 3,00 coples can Le Tag Excelsior € HOT WATER HEATING A SPECIALTY, IRON and Wo0D PUMPS, PIPE and FITTINGS BERT, No. 5Z1 Main Strent. Correspondents Mention This Pape OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. 800Sresivay Councl! 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