Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1889, Page 6

B e e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MAY 30, 1880, THE DAILY BEE. [THE DIRD SWEPT AWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFIOR, NO 12 PEARL STREET. Lelivered by cartier in Any Part of heCitya ey ey Conta Per ool ) 1, W, TION MANAGEIL AELEPHON Furisees Orvice No. 43, Nignr Evitor, No. 23, N. Y.Plumbing Co. D. W. Otis, city and farm loans. Eleven car loads >f meat from the burned packing house have been shipped to Des Moines. A plat of Jndd's Bluffs Ml addition Hied, yi county recordor, Complimentary tickets for the firemen's tournament were sent out yesterday to all the newspapers in [owa and Nebrasku. The case of Garner vs City of Couucl Biufls was argued in the district court terday, and submitted to the conrt last ing. y The Mutual Protective association, of Cres- eent township, will attend the tournament in body, abouf fifty strong, accompanied by their martial band. Marriage licenses have been issucd to W. A. Reber und Ella D. McCracken, of this city, and_irnest Eyberg and Minnie-Nern- Yore, of Kog Creek. William Duncan, of Ottumwa, deputy United States marshal, brought in William . Urle, of Corning, Tucsday evening, for viola- tion of the revenue laws. The last session of the board of equaliza- | tion will be held to-day. Partics desiring to ~ consult with the board concerning taxos must +"do 8o bofore 12 o'clock to-night. W. H. Chapinan 18 disposing of numerous copies of “Our National Flower.” Euch purchaser has a chance to vote as to wnat hat flower shall be. The little art book is a uty. The fourth annual meecting of the city " marshals and chiefs of police of the state of Jowa will be held at Oklalioma, June 19 and 20, Mayor Rohrer, Marshal Guanella and Chiet Lucas will read papors. The west enders are happy over the action ‘Hof the council in appropriating #025 for the . purchusc of a lot al the corner of Broadway and Twentieth street, for the location of a fire house. They will soon have ample fire Pprotection. “Notice was served yesterday on thirty-five more saloon keepers that they must im- ‘mediately close their places of business, The eomplaints were filed by the Temper al- | llance people, and they say there are as many more to follow. " ‘The Hope hose compuny, of Marshall- " town, will be located, during the tourna- ment, at George Swmith's residence, on Mynster stroet, near Scott. There will be twenty-six of them. The band will have quarters at the Metropohtan hotel. Chautauqua programmes can be obtained in Omaba at Max Meyer & Bros., Joplin & Co., No. 308 North Sixteeuth strect, and 1n + Council Bluffs at Bracket & Corin’s Corner book store, D. W. Bushnell’s, and the Fair- . mount pharmacy, on Upper Broadway. Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Hart are expected “Lome from their eastern wedding trip the _latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs, Sam- _uel Haas, the parents of the bride, will give & grand reception in their honor Tuesday ‘evenng, from 8to 11, at their residence, No. 11124 South Sixth strect, . The ladics of the W. C. A., have secured quarters in the Merriam block, next to the room 1o be occupied by the trades display, and will serve meals during the tournament. _'The ladies have also secured the Chautau- “qua dining hall and will serve meals on the " grounds during the session of the assembly. Dr. A. Gillet, superintendent of instruction - for the Council Bluffs and Omaha Chautau- _.gua assembly, earnestly invites all members 4of Omaha and Council Bluffs Chautauqua +iliterary and social circles to meet him at the ard of trade rooms, in the courthouse, ncil Bluffs, on Friday afternoon, May v 2 p. m., for a “‘round table.” Notices have been served on the following ies, who are accused of violating the hibitory law,: Nick O’Brien, Mary Skin- .mor, John O'Connor, Warren Fleck, A. B. “Cline, John Larsen et al, Theo Popejoy et al, © and John Beck et al. The alliance folks claim to be in dead earnest, and propose to ke it lively for the budge dispensers for /the next few weecks. 4 The two new thirty horsa-power motors, amentioned in these columus several weeks 820, have just been received by the electric ‘motor company, and it is rumored that they will be used on the morning and evening ‘workingmen’s trains. The reduced fare is not forthcoming as yet. The new wotors are open like the summer coaches and are a * half more powerful that the old ones. sub-division of terday, with the even- Secretary Templeton and President Lacy, of the local firemen’s association, were in - Omahu yesterday, and ascertained that the " following rates would be given on Nevraska ‘roads for the tournament visitors: Half fare for everybody within 100 miles of " Omaha, and half fare to firc companies from any part of the state. This will insure the _:attendance of a large delegation of Nevraska * firemen, #* Frank Morford, the “‘spotter” for the Law and Order league, was yesterday tried for vagrancy. Several saloon-kecpers appeared against him, und swore that he had begged _on the street. Attorney Simsand Rev, Over- _ ton testified that he was in their employ, ‘and was provided with all necessary money. fohn Lindt appeared for the prosecution. * Judge Avlesworth held that the proof was ¥ fot sufiicient, and discharged the defendant. 1t is ordained that the houses on Washing- ‘ton avenue, between Second street and the . gl:nlnz mill, must go. Many complaints ~ “have been filed regarding the disgraceful conduct of the occupants of these houses for <months gut. and the council was finally petitioned to abate the nuisance, The mar- “shal has instructed to notify tho owners to r before the board of health next Mon- ay, and show cause why the buildings _ abould not bedeclared nuisances and ordered removed. The individual who ran the Manawa motor Off the track at the lake, Sunaay afternoon, __called on Colonel Reed, yesterday, an umod to pay all damuges and the cost of re- ing the machine on the track. Colonel ) &d was satisfled, and so expressed himself. ' Last evening o warrant wus sworn out by a entleman who witnessed the derailment of e motor, charging the guilty party with \ malicious mischief. 'As he knew nothing of the settiement, he pushed the case until the f v was arrestod. Colonel Reed was not - Present to dismiss the case, and the prisoner ive bail for his appearance to-day. It is not own what action will be taken fn the mat- ter, . Notes and mortgages bought and sold, %nuey loaned; fire insurance. Robert Innes, 80 Pear! st. - ‘Heislec’s Oyster Bay chop house and ¢ restaurantday and night, 503 Broad way. e ~Don’t fail to see the black imps dance to-night at Dohany’s. \ . Dance at Lake Manawa hotel, Thurs- day evening. e Try new Metropolitan rooms and table Prm———" # ‘Woolsey & Jnni paper rooms neat, ~ .quick, cheap. 31 Main, tel 203, $ i e Notice the beauunful finish given col- - , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laua- dry compan, 8. B. Wadsworth & loan money. e bl J. G, Tipon, real estate, 527 B'dway n,; u are building, investigate Bo- ne fing at 115 Pearl street. It is superior to siate, shingles, iron or tin, “and wall last & life time. Adapted to "oy kind of roof. Birkinbive Engineer- Apg and Supply company. g —— _The New Ogden is catching traveling men at 82 per day. e AL ni.l.onnod on lurniture, pianos, , horses, buggies or anythi ng & at low rates of interest. No x {air and honorable dealing, & Co., office cor. Broadwiy 0, over Awericun expross. The Wilson Divorse Case Settled and Hannan Vindieated. DOINGS OF THE TAX EQUALIZERS. Hansen, the Stayer of Madison, Let Out all=To-Day's ¥ro- gramme—The Tonurnamsnt ~General Notes, on For the Tonrnamont. Word has been received from the follow- ing orgauizations regarding their attendauce at the tournament: The Fitzgernld Hose company, of Lincoln champions of Nebraska, wiil bo here, and are anxious to meet all Nebraska teams, tho Thurston, of Omaha, especially. The Mount Ayr Hook and Ladder com- puny, of twenty-five nien, have secured quit- ters at tho Neumeyer hotel Fort Dodge will be represonted by a large delegution. The Holdre men, Audubon will secnd a hook and ladder company of thirty men, ‘Labor will come and bring her Mikado band. \? Sioux City will be well represented. Washington is cowing with a hose team prepured 16 do ood work. Marshalltown will come a band of twenty eighty-five people it have not yet secured quart Ad. W. Moulton, a member of the Res in 1881, but now of Denver, where he is m: aging the international tournament, writes that he will probabry be here. Neola, Avo n, Manning, Carroll, Onawa and Missouri Valley have all re- vorted that they will beé represented, each by @ hose team, Grand Junction will not send a team, but will send a good delegation. Mason City has engaged quarters at the Kiel house for fitty men. I'he Union boys will be quartered at tho 1ssex house, thivty in number, Atlantic has engaged quarters for thirty- five men with D, ''homas, on I'irst avenue, 50 at the Ogden nouse, Neb,, hose team of fifteen and bring all. They at the Cres- ton house, having engaged tho whole hotel. The Alvorgs, of kidora, will be at the Og- aen, - - Dr. C. C. Hazen, dentist, Opera house block. - eam in city. Driesbach’s 85 Main st. —_— See the goblin’s dance at Dohany’s to-night. Finest Tee double parlor: LAk ol Leave orders for_carpot cleaning and house cleaning at Council Bluils Carpet Co. or at Honn’s Scales. Work well done. Sensation. ‘The final chapter in the Wilson-Wilson di- vorce case came to & close yesterday. The plaintiff, Alice Wilson, was granted an abso- lute decree of divorce by Judge Deemer, and also the custody of the children. It is under- stood that according to certain terms of set- tlement between the parties the defendant, Robert Wilson, is given possession of what is known as the Muilis property, on Upper Broadway, but nothing of this kind appeared n the decree of the court. The case wae pending for several months, and attracted a great deal of interest. Out of this case grew anoiher of far more inter- est, being that of the defendant in the first case, Robert Wilson, vs Charles Hannan, cashier of the Citizens’ bank, for £50,000 dam- ages for alienating the affections of the plain- Uff’s wife, adultery and kindred charges, This case was also disposed of and dismissed yesterday at the same time as the first. The charges preferred could not be substantiated and the case fell flat, after creating o vast amount of capital stock for the scandal- mongers and sensational sheets, The complete vindication of Mr. Hannan comes not as any surprise. In business and social circles there were few, if an; who pelieved that any of the insinuations or charges were based on facts. Still it has been very annoying, to say the least to have one’s name paraded 8o sensationally before the public. Toone inMr. Hannan’s position this was peculiarly so. Now that the clouds are cleared away he must feel relieved, al- though being entirely innocent of the great transgression. —— Have our wagon call for your soiled clothes. Cascade Laundrv Co. e Have your old furniture upholstered, good as new. R. Morgan, 702 Broadway. ——— Dangler vapor stoves at cost—change location. Shugart & Co., 211 Broadway. AT IR Badollet will sell groceries to-mor- row at his new stand 637 Broadway. SR e 1f you want a tasty and convenient fence or railing about your residence orlawn, use C. J. Beckman’s patent locking bracket, as any panel can be readily taken out and firmly replaced. Address C. J. Beckman, 728 ‘Seventh avenue. — Troubled Over Taxes. The aldermen sitting as a board of equal- ization are finding plenty to think of and tulk of. So have those who are fortunate, or unfortunate, enough to have any property 10 be ussessed. “They ought to be called a board of assess- ment, instead of a board Of equalization. The pssessor himself raised the total assess- ment about a million and a half, and now the city council has raised him so that the total will reach about $9,000,000.” This expression voices the sentiment and belief of many of those who crowd about the door, eager to get a chance to kick about their assessments being raised. On the ofticial side this is denied. While the uime has not arrived for tha footing of the columns, the exact figures can not be obs tained, and all is conjecture. The officials estimate however, that the total assessment will not reach more than $7.000,000, It is denied that the board has been anything buu equalizing. Some huve been rais.d, some lowered—a little more raising than lowering ~—80 that the total will be a little more than that returned by the assessor. Much of the raising done this year has been 1n the assessed valuation of bottom lots. Proverty which was two years ago assessed at $50 an acre is now assessed at more than that per lot. ‘The ussessor has put a pretiy 8Uff asscssment on these lots, and the board s rmsed him about 50 per cent in mai ‘The alleged rule is to make the as- sessed valuation about one-third of the real valuation, On moneys and credits not more than 30 per cent of the real valuation is as- ‘The question was put to one of the s it that real estate is put per cent and moneys und cred- its put down at only 8C per cent!” The reply was Lo the effect that there were 80 few who admitted baving any money that these few should be rewarded and encournged. The commuuity seems to be suldealy stricken with a scarcity of cash, The bunks of the city have always been awong the lightest taxed institutionse If they had been compelled to pay in propor- tion to what those psy who own simply a little howe, the city’s treasury would have been fur better filled, As usual the board 18 not satisfied with the ussessment turned in by tho asscssor and proposes raising these monied powers. Duc notice bas been sent to the bank oficials to appear before the auurd and confer as to what would be a just i 'he chances aro that the history of pre- vious yours will be repeated, and that after making o protense of ruising the assessments | of the banks, und the plebians being satisfied | with this showing, there will be & quict ad- justment and the compromise will be such us will let these monoy-bags dowr, very easy. The totul increase iu the usscssed valua- tion of the city should bring about a reduc- | tion in the rate of taxation, While the actual taxes will not bo suy less, you it will | make @ better ehowing for the city, ‘Yo [ strangers und visitors the former rate of tax- ation has scemod discouragingly high, it being diffienlt (o remove the first impression by any explanation as to the oxtremely low Valtulions. POV AN, A Cottage at Manawa. Buy a lot at Manawa and build. Special prices to those who will build cottages. E. J. Day, sole agont. —— Beile Robinson’s opera’ at Dohany's to-night. - PN To«Day's Tributes of Honor, To-day’'s memorial exercises will be ve interesting, and a long procession will march to Fairview to do honor to the memory of the dead heroes, Preparations have been taade ou a very large scale, and it is expectod that the services will be more impressive than on any preceding anniversary of Deco- ration day. ‘The programme of the morning was given in yosterday’s Bee, from the be- gining of the exercises at 9 o'clock, in Bayliss vark, until noon. Following is the forma- tion of the column, line of march and pro- gramme of the AFTERNOON &XERCISES, The procession will form at 12:30 on south front of Bayliss park, right resting on Pearl strect, Companies, associatiol and societies, which aro to march in the line, will rendez- vous at their respective quarters in time to take their positions promotly. Carriages will be provided for the mayor, city council and city officers. These gentlemen are requested to meet at city headquarters at 12:30, where an aide will mect viiemn and escort them to their places in the line. > Carringes will also be furnished the aged and feeble veterans. A carriage will be in attendance on the speakers of the day. A carriage will also be n waiting at the Nonpureil ofice for representatives of the press. All are requestod to meet at their respec- tive piaces promptly, that delay in forming may be avoided, 3 Dalby’s band will take position promptly at 12:15 and sound the assembly. Members of the staft will please report mounted. All veterans of war not members of sol- dior organizations, will rendezvous in front of G. A. R. hall at 12:15, when tiey will be assigned position by themselves in column nader command of Captain R. C. Hubbard, ‘Che line will form in the following order City Police. Marshal and Staff, Dalbey’s Military Band. Escort Dodge Light Guards, Abe Lincoln Post, G. A. R. Ladies’ Relief Corps, Floral Wagons. Soldiers and Members of Organizations. Sons of Veterans. McFadden’s Military Band. Jnion Veteran Legion. Tofirm Soldiers in Carriages. Carriages Containing Speakers and Clergy. Public Schools with Floral Tributes. Mayor, City Council and Press. Modern Woodmen. Veteran Firemen, Eiseman Hose Team, with Cart. Rescue Iose Tcam, with Cart. Drum Corps. Lacy Hose Team, with Cart. Other Organizations not Reported. Fire Department. Citizens in Carriages. LINE OF MARCIL The columu will move east on Willow avenue to Fourth street: north on Fourth to Broadway; cast on Broadway to Madison; north on Madison to Washington avenue: west on Washington avenue to Oakland thence to Fairview cemetery. detail will be made to decornte graves of comrades in the Catholic and Walnut hill cemeteries. Arriving at gate the police will proceed directly to platform. The Dodge Light Guards and the Lincoln post will open order and let the fioral com- mittee with flowers pass; Abe Lincoln post in rear of floral wagons; soldiers, Sons of Veterans, McFadden’s band, legion and in- firm soldiers in their order. Light guards in rear. Theodore Guittar, aide. Carriages containing speakers, clergy, mayor, city council and press will file to the right on entering the gate and proceed to the platform. James Barrett, aide. School ckildren file to right, ana proceed to soldier’s lot. Ed Mott and J. O. Jones, aides. Other organizations will file to left. Wil- liam Arnd and C. A. Willams, aides. The following programme will be rendered at the cemetery Prayer. . . Rev. Dr. Phelps. of Thee” ..School Children olonel J. S. Lathrop .Dalbey’'s Band .Mrs. G. W. Kimball School Children Prayer.. .....Rev. T. J, Mackay Decoration of Gra .Members of G. A. R Services of Unknown }mflex yer......Rev. D. Return to Platform Music—*Ci clergy, Recitation. . Exercises. Jovering Them O'er _“Rev. Dr. Cooley. Benediction . . T. HoLmES, Chief Marshal. it Attention, Dodge Light Guar.is. All members of company A, Fifth regi- ment, I. N. G., will report at their armory to-day at 12 o'clock sharp in full uniform to perform escort duty. Likvr. W. E. Aitcmisox, Commanding. oo The new opera which surprised and delighted Omaha so much last week will be given at Dohany’s to-night. As this will be the last chance to see *‘The Smugglers of Senovton.”everybody will be there. Secure your seats early and avoid the rush. e Attention, Woodmnan, All members of Hazel camp No, 171. M. W. A., are requested to meet at M. W. A, hall at 12:30 to form for Decoration march. By order of V. C. Hansen Bailed. John Hansen, who killed Waiter Madison a couple of week’s ago on Sixteenth avenue, was yesterday admitted to bail in the sum of §5,000, which was furnished by his friends. He had not had his preliminary examination, and was taken to the superior court for that purpose, when he waived examination, pre- ferring to let his case go direct to the grand jury. fle was held to that body in the sum above named. Ho stood his short confine- ment well, aud did not appear to be at all depressed in spirits, L BN For $25.00—The N. Y. Plumbing Co. will put a lead service pipe and hydrant in your yard; also 50 feet extra hose. Call at once at 114 Main street. e Personal Paragraphs, Mrs. J, A. Herald and Mrs.W. M. Squires, are visiting in Sioux City. Joseph allou, adjusting agent of the Bur- lington, was in the city yesterday. Hon. D. O, Finci States district pro city. William Lewis, a heavy stock dealer of the east end of the cdunty, was in the city yesterday. General Passenger Agent Chaney, of the Fremont, Blkhorn & Missouri Vailey, was looking about the Bluffs yesterday. W. E, Pattison has resigned Lis position as private secretary to M. M. Marshall, gen- cral agent of the Burlington at this point, and has accepted a position as atworney for the Lombard Invesument company, an Kan- sas City, Mo. A. W. York, of the Hopé Hose company. of Marshailtown, is in the city securing quarters for uis company und the Marsha:l town boaud diring the tournament. He states that fully o hundred people will at- tend from that vity, of Des Moine: ting attoruey, el Money loaned at L. B. Craft’s & Co.'s loan office on furniture, piunos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value, without remeval, All business strictly confi- dential, o (L it SR Out for Supper. New York Sun: Visitor (at the museam)—Whore is the *Fasting man,” boss? Keeper (abs:ot-mindedly)—He’s just goue out for supper; he will be back in & minute, ] A MANLY CUBE, Such a Thing Occasionapty-Exists, as the Following Story, ;unw;. A Dorchestor stroet 1h9 other night was rolling along ovet,the desert rogion somewhero onlt Dorchester avenue, says the Boston Tandeript, All the seats were occupied.s Among the passengors was a young' lidy and in front of hor stood her escorty a slender youth anda swell of the most starchy sort. FPresently the car sthppbd and .an intoxicated man—a big,burly individual —entered. He swung tmeasily from side to side for n fow rom then a man who snt next to the young lady moved along and left little space on “the seat. The drunkard made n lunge for the place and cnme into an unpleasant contact with the young lady. “Aw-aw, my dvah fellow,” protosted the dude, ‘‘you must'nt do that, you know.” The man, though quite intoxicated, was not apparently in a fighting mood. He grinned, got upfand stood in the middle of the car, surging from side to side agnin. Now and then he bumped against the dude, who repeated his pro- testation: “Aw, my dyah fellow, you mustn’t do that, you know!” But presently the drunkard showed a disposition to ‘feet that he was bemng trampled upon. He reasserted his right to the fragment of a seat and made a another lunge for it. ‘*Conductah! conductah!™ called the swell. “Aw-—this man must be ejected from the cah, don’t you know. He's in- ebwiated!” The conductor declined to interfers. The plain fact undoubtedly was that he was a coward and dare not touch the drunkard, The dude’s face showed no sign any emotion whatever; he leaned over, took the drunkard by the coat collar, stood him on his feet, started him to- ward the door, opened it with his disin- gaged hand, pushed the fellow out, and calmly thrust him off on the pavement. Then he came back with face as expressionless as ever “Aw, very disagweeable, don’t you know!” he said. it An Enterprising Youngster. The little fi ar-old son of H. C. Shaw, of Gray’s River, was missed from his house a few days ago and could not be found, says the Van Couver, Wash., Independent. Just as his parents were becoming alarmed, he came toddling in with a string of forty-eight fine trout, which he hud caught in Crooked creek. of — A Hotel For the Congo. On a steamer leaving Antwerp May 10, goes out for the Congo country a big hotel, made in Belgium, of galvanized iron—in size 140x160 feet, with a height of forty feet. A balcony will be built all around it. This hotel will be erected at u place called Boma. Not Going to Lose Her Poultry. There arrived in Punta Gorda, Fla., from Kansas recently, 'an elderly woman with two old hens sitting on ducks’ eggs. She had taken 'them all the way in the car with her, exch hen sitting contentedly in a baske QR RENT-Three Tooms over Squires’, now occupied by Wabash & 8 Louis R. R.'Co., corner Tearl and Court sts. 15 per month for corner and 10/ éach for next o, or &) for the three. A. J.'Steplicnson, JRESH milch cows for sale. Willsell on time or in g ng. K F?;ux to nd 12,50 per month on Avenues 13 and All fewly finished. Dexter & Armstrong, 28 Pearl, room 4. ANTED-To trade, a 1ot for a good horse, Johnston & VancPatten, Everett block. ARA RE Bargain—A now slxroom cottage in Evan's second bridge addition, Geo. Met- calf, 10 Pearl st. IOR SALE—A good second Ruby furnace, Inquire of Miss Balawin, 539 Willow ave. IOR EXCHANGE—City property for an 80- acro farm near the city, or for stock. John- ston & Van Patten, Everett block, Council Blutrs, Ta. TP RANSFER I.lNE—-?\llck delivery hetween Omana and Council Bluffs. Household goods and freight moved safely and promptly, Leave orders_at Omaha office, 505 So, 13th st. ; Council Bluffs 7 N Main. H. Beecroft. 9, ()()()zRlenaia mounted spectmiens rareibirds y and animals from every clime, Must be'sold at once, Singlo or in cases. I . Bruzee, firsv class taxidermist, Council Biuffs, TREAL ESTATE-lought and sold and ex- changed, Special attention given to exam- ination of titles, W. C. James, No. 10 Pearl st., Council Bluffs. For SALE—T room cottage, corner Tnird avenue ‘and Oth st. Easy terms, W. C. Jam Pear: st. T Gasy terms two new om houses, 16th ave, between Hign and_Third sts. Bell cheap if taken this week. Inquire owner, J. Dickey, 74) B, Wy, R SALE—Old establisked general mer- chandise business, stock, fixtures, wagons, ete. Good room and low rent, Addres: Dickey, 740 B. Way. 'OR RENT—-Furnished or unfarnisfied large ten-room house, bath room, gas, furnace, eto.. at 615 Willow ave. Enquire'at premisos,or G. H. Stillman, Brown bloc] JFRESH milk cows for sale or trade for fat cows. Swan's stock yards, Upper Broad- way. Frank Swan. Fror SALE—Or Trado—Piano No. 1, (now) organ, harness, sewing machine, horse and wagon. Address No, 623 lway, room 1, NY one wanting fine chance to manufacture can secure buliding, power, etc., at by addressing Main street Ma CE—600 tons for sale. Strohbehn, Main street five-roc PAPER HANGINGS. The Most Modern Novelities In ' | AND ‘ Artistic Decorations! AT PETER C. MILLER'S. S £ ! SUMMER IS COMING ! KEEP GOOL! What is Needed is a Good GAS STOVE FOR COOKING. ~——A SPLENDID LINE OF— GAS STOVES! Just recelved and on pany’s office. Un Absolute safety. nomical I properly used' Call and examine them whether you intend purchasing or not. NO. 28 PEARL ST. LADIES OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS AREINVITED TO CALL AT Mrs. G L. GILI._ETT'S Hairfmporinm And see her fine line of Hair Goods. FINEST “HAIR ORNAMENTS in the city. Wigs, Beards, ete., for Rent orSale, Gluth and Coyle and Myers Grease Pauints. Halr Dressing, Titc. NN ) No. 29 Main St., Council Blu! Orders by mail receive promptattention. WE DON'T WANT THE EARTH! OH, NO! But we do want the people of Western Towa to know that the GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE NO. 100 MAIN ST, Cor. . First Avenue, carry the largest stock of BOOTS and SHOES in this city. That we always lead in popular prices. That persons wnmtiug reliable goods can save money by trading with us. S. A. PIERCE. C. B. JAGQUEMIN & 0., Watchmakers & Jewelers Railroad Watch Inspectors For Unlon Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago, Hock Tsland & Pacific, Chicago, Bur: lington & Quincy, Kansas City' & St. Joe rail. roads. No. 27 Main St., Council Bluffs, i exhibition at the gas com- quelled for convenience. all, eco- Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Pro- tectors, Etc. Agents wauted, iy C. B. JUDD, Council Bluffs la, Rl.An Estate bought and sola, Noae but bargains accepted. Houses ' for sale on monthiy payments- Warranty deed glven, By C. B, Judd, 504 Broads cil Blufrs, OR RENT—Large double oftice over Frank Levin's cigar store, 502 Broadway. Inquire of Frank Levin, MASONIC. Insure in the U. 8. Masonic. Benevolent Association of Council Blufs, Ia., the youngest, largest, r.lmalpesl andbest plan of Masonic Insurauce in the world, that confines its membership toita fragernit A. A, HART, Prop. Honest Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and § wie. All cleaning and repairing un sonai supervision of the proprietor. Stationery, Tollet articles and Perfumery. o¥iie Watches, “Pinie Locks and Chronometers u specialty. 110 MAIN 87, Counell Blufls, COUNCIL BLUERS, — F————— CHICAGO, ROCK I1SLAND * PACIKIO. Lo | Arrive. No. A [} A No.u...ll9 el OHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN amNo. 7. i pm|No. 8. . :2) pm|No, b, ns Dally. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL. 40 p! L. Ll..biib pm N Y, 81 JOSEPH & COUNCIL KANSAS CITY, 81 JOSE ; No, 3. :2) am i3 pula No. 1.0 SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC No.10. 7:06 am'A No. 9 No. 12 7:0) pmA No.l OMAHA & »T. LOUIS, A No. 6. 4ipm/A No. T.....1%0 m Adally; B daily_exoept Saturday; O except Bunday; D excopt Mouday; * fust mall Tho time given above s for Teansfor, belng from ive to ten minutes beiween £ and local depots. A A A CRYST ALBA. It consists of snow white fiakes. A produc- tion from Coal '] PERFECTLY HARM- LESS, Free from oll, acid or any substance that would harm the most dellcate fabric or feather, It evaporates without leaving any residue. Itkills moths while camphor merely drives them away. T, J,. BRAZEF Bole Agent, Conneil Bluff &, A new Clothing Store has been upened in Council Bluffs. No old stock or old styles, Everyilng strictly first class. Come and be convinced, Positively one price ana cash, CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE, 749 WEST BROADWAY. E SHELMAN. THOS. UFFICRE, W. H. M. Pus ey OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broaway, COUNCGIL BLUKFS, IOWA, Dealers in forolgn tnd domsstic excha f}ollfiw'llonn made snd interest pald oun time Dosits, NO. 330 BROADWAY. i Ly No. 27 Main Street, Over Jncq uewin's Jewelrystore Y PLASTERGc. | /] Teli36. nts For Best Brands s Ade EN : C.B8, FUEL CO. S/ CEM T, LIME. 39 BroadrayltowcilBivtts, FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. OU OUGHT TO CONSULT BN rA R TEHRE RUSSE SIZES TROM 25 T0 300 HORSE POWER. WART,M.D. VA 1) Asst,StateVeterinarian. oF ! E&HOSP, 9% 4 ther. A Council \ Br oah, \ QQCor.GlenAve.J" SOLE AGENTS COLUMBU — BUGGY C0. e — Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elgvators AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE Specifications and ostimates fu Send for catalogue. hed for completn steam piants. Can 810w letters irom users where fuel economy 18 equal with Corlis Rezulation, burability guaranteed. nsing. E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, 2 Manawa! G. E. TAMISIEA, Proprieior, CONNECTED BY TOR WITH MO- RATES--83 PER DAY. NowLookout Moths iDesmestes | Special Rates to Parties and Families. Corres=- pondence.Solicited. ——HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF—— ——BOOTS AND SHOES—— Of the late J. M. Phillips at a REAT SACRIFIGE Tam determined to give the vublic the benefit of my purchase. I quote the following BURT & M UR prices: ARRS’ Mcenu's Fine Sh. s Hand-Sew; 88, s, §5, former priee, former Shoes, rench Kid, turned, at 83, former 'S Cur Kid at manufactuver proemptly atiended o, 3, former price, 85, and all other prices, or less. Mail orders I. PILES, 413 Broadway. GOOD WORK : Counetl Biufts, lows, CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. PROMPT DELIVERY, TELEPHONE NO. 260 D.H. McDANELD & €0, Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Wool & Furs Highest market prices. Prompt returns, Nos, &0 and 82 Malo st., Councll Blutls, Lowa, MANAWA STABLES. ' OVEKLANDER & OUEN AN jsae Are thoroughly prepared to take care of horses ana carriages Of al visitors (o the Take, Banty of ghods and stalls, and anlmals and carrl ] will he safely cared for. 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