Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1889, Page 6

j i s e 5 - tion, 6 THE OMAHA DAILY BERz FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1889, THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ARL OFFICE. NO 12 P STREET. livered by earrer in Any Part ot heCitya Eeltvered by Sty Conte Der Week, B, W. TILTON L MANAGER. TELEPHONES Prersegs Orrick N 3. Niowr Epiton, N -_— MINOR MENTION, N. ¥.Plumbing Co. C. B. Music Co., 538 B'way. Reiter, tailor, 310 Brondway. Evans’ laundry, 724 Broadway. D. W. Otls, city and farm loans. Will Brown is the huppy father, of a happy and handsome boy. T, 5. Cavin mourns the 108s of silk um- breila, which a sneak thief abstracted from his front porch. The social of the Second Presbyterian church is to bo given to-nignt at the - resi dence of Mrs. Lutz Perin. The benefit social anuounced for last even- ing will bo given next Tucsduy evening, The proceeds will be given to Mrs, I W. Cooper. The funeral of Tsnac W. Coopor will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from the residence, on Benton strect, near Washing: ton avenie. The Boston store niue went to Waterloo, Neb., yesterday and defeated the Western Stars, of Omaha, 9 to 0. Thoy also defeated the Heakous, of Omaha 17 to The city marshal has notif property abutting on the all adjacent to the city building that they must clean up or be arrested for maintaining nuisances, Bello_Henderson, the colored thief and sfonce,” was_yestorday taken to Kansas City by Sheriff Keshan, of that place, where sho is wunted for soveral jobs of crooked work. Yesperday morning T. C, Larson filed n complaint against the superintendent of the electric motor line for malicious mischief in destroying trees in front of his property on Graham avenue, The barbers' cascs have been again post- poned until next Mond In the meantime there is little anxicty felt by the Sunduy closers over the result, Last Sunday’s pro ramme will bo repeated if the opposition arbers attompt to run their shops aext Sunduy. An alarm of fire was sent in yesterday from vox 21, on South Madison street. The blaze wus ciused by a tarkettle boiling over and catching fire, whoro the paving is beine relaid on the track of the electric motor line extension. The damage did not amount to very much, as the fire was quickly extin- guisbed. Several attempts have been made lately to ass ccunterfeit money at various places on Broadway. The police ure inclined to think that some one has a single counterfeit 10 bill, which he is endeavoring to dispose of. The plan thus far adopted is to make asmall purchase and tender the bill in payment. The bill is very poorly executed, and the at: tempt Lo “shove’ it has not resulted success- owners of . fully. Work was commenced yesterday morning excavating for the foundation of the now Sapp block, corner of Scott and Broadwuy. In less than two weeks the walls of this handsome structure will bogin to rise upon the site of what has for years been the most wretched apy % corner 10 the city. 'The changed appearance of the coruer, even now, i8 a great improvement over its former con- dution, A decided kick is be South Muin street cur autauqua visitors. ¢ made ngainst the mmodations by s stated that to mect a ches, and a grea ssarily onsues. sengers prefer to walk to ‘Wway to connect with the electric mc rather thup wait for the secoud trip of the cars, 1t is Suggested that the company would find 1t u paying plan to run_ four or five cars to the lust train to the Chautauqua grounds during the remmmder of the session. Broad Have our wagon call for your eoiled elothies. e Laundry Co. jeace Sadudny, City steam laundry, 54 Main, tel. 141. D:ath of 1. W. Gooper. Notes and mortgages bought and sold, money loaned; fire iusurance. Roberl V. Innes, 30 Pearl st. The New Ogden is catching traveling men at $2 per day. - Council Bluffs Furniture_company good goods at low prices. 407 Broad way. for Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. J. Rich, of Cleveland, O., nunt of Mus. A. J. Mandel, arrived and will spend the summer months with the young couplo at 700 Graham avenue. Mr. C. A, Atkins, formerly manager of the telephor ut Beatrice, Neb., has arrived in the ci vill assume charge of the local office in u few days. He is a very plensant gentlemun anc ighly spoken of as a capable business man _in the southern Nebraska city. Vance Lane, the present manuger here, will soou leave for southern Kunsas, where he will visit relatives and enjoy a much needed rest. During his four years' stay here he has made many warm friends, who will regret his departire. His future location is not yet announced. M. B. Brown left yes morning for bis bome in Salt Luke City several days in the 13luffs, ; panied by Miss Maggie Nicoll,whose brothe: George is now working for' the Western Union at Salt Luke. Mrs. W, H. Treynor left visit relatives at Falls City, Ne R. O. Wells left yesterday for St. Louis, ‘While here he was the guest of H. F. Halt- enhaur and family. Ed Mott now talkes rank among the old scttlers of Iowa, although not an old man, slu camo 1o this stute forty years ugo yester- ay. L e . B, Wadsworth & Co. loan moncy. L b e J. G. Tipton, real estote, 527 B'dway. L Money loaned ut 1. B. Craft’s & Co.’s loun oftice on furniture, piunos, horses, wagons, personal property of ail kinds, CONTENTMENT 1N THE TENTS The Chautauquans Enjoying Their Literary and Musical Feasts. THE DOINGS IN THE COURTS. Manawa Wants to Be a Town of Itsell ~A Horse Accounting Wanted ~Thanks From Johns« town-—Personals, The College of Tents, ThLe Chautauqua drew another crowd yes- v, Not 80 large a crowd as the richnoess nment merited, but this is be. cause people do not realize what they are misaing, and because tne facilities for reach- ing the grounds are not as cheap and easy as they should be. The grounds can ba reached Ly trwins at certain hours, leaving Omaha, and ulso the Council Bluffs depots. Busses arealso running out each hour. Still there is & clamor for a motor train. If this is built wnother soason will seo ut least 10,000 people daily at the grounds. As itis there are about half that number daily, and even that on pleasant days only The crying, prattling great amphitheatre by day and by night. It breaks forth and insists on being heard always at the wrong time. The fond parente| is 80 busicd in trying to hush or amuse it, as to overlook the fact that sthers are not so in- terested in the embryonic genius as in the age performers. Kven those who submit all-night squall in a sleeping car, com- forting themselves with the necessity of the situation, join the army of grumblers at the squall in the amphitheatre. 'The manage- ment should provide a nursing tent, and in- sist on the babes in the woods oceupying it. The entertainments thus far given have delighted all. Yesterday was a rich day, but every day e to be such. The usual morning prayers at 6:3) wer conducted by Rev. B, L. Eaton. At 8o'clock the boys' and girls' aud advanced normal classcs met in their usual places, and the ex- ercises were conducted by Rev. J. T. Dock- ing and Rev. I. C. W, Coxe. At 9 o'clock Dean Wrignt, of Boston, con- ducted the biblo study at the tabernacle Dean Wrigat is a whole' theological show in himself. Whoever thinks o bible study is dry, tedious work will bo happily surprised by listening to Dean Wright. His classes and audicnce have to give vent to enthusiasm in applause and to emotions by tears und laughter. At the same hour Rev. W. Trauter met the intermediate normal cluss in the Congrega- tional tent. It requires a personal visit to cach of these classes to realize the extensive reach of the studies pursued, from the pri -y, or junior cluss, to the ussembly stuc nulug m the children, the vouth und the ults. Rev. Mr. Tranter devotes all_his time to #he education of Sunday school teachers, & department of great value in the Sunday school university of Chicago. At 10 o'clock, Prof. Cumnock met his classes in elocution. At 11 o'clock he gave an entertuinment of dramatic and humorous reacdings. He rauks at the Lead in his line. He does not indulge in the vc contortions 80 comuon with cheap elocutionists. One babe stays in the a forgets him while lie 18 reading or reciting, and is lost in the piece itself, but never for- gets him or the selection afterwards, He 18 a strongly emotional man, and f as well s uets. One of his pupils, in stevping from tie class rooin, apologized to & friend for her eyes being red with weeping—"I've just been in Prof. Cumnock’s class, and I couldn’t help it. When he read passages you can’t kéep from crying.” At 130 p.m, Dean Wright reviewed the wo! tie Greek class, At 2:30 . w, the Fisk Jubilee smgers gave a concert. ‘Their reputation has suffered some from the numerous cheap, troups, like these wentine ones only in name. 'The singers now here ave indeed sweet ones, and their concerts have been most heartily enjoyed. At 4 o'clock p. m. Dean Wright lectured before the minister’ institute on “The Pauline or Wifth Gospel.” At 5 o'clock Prof. C. | ture on “The Anti-Slavery Agitation.” _Following this came a concert by the Na- tional band, The band, which gives con- certs daily, is a grand one. day there i Il for o repetition of “The Hunting »in whicl the baying of the hounds, unds of fire arms, crack of the whips, , ete., ure distinctly heard. Apollo club, of Omaha, gave oue of eir choice concerts last_eveing, under the direction of Prof. B. B. Young. “To-duy another spread of good things is Cooper gave u lec- 1. 11 o'clock the Schubert quartet, of cugo, gives a concert, % p. m. there will boa band concert, to be foliowed by a lecture by Hon. Will Cumback on “Invisible People.” At 4 o'clock this afternoon Rev. T. M. ise, of Owakia, addresses the minister's institute ‘Th he Pisk Jubllee singers give xplosions ons keep cool and use our Sun Dial”’ gus stoves. Four holes, ter and soven, Costs 7 cents per hour when vunning full blast. New York Plumbing Co. e M. Wollman, jeweler, moved to 538 B'y ThE Bty Dr. €. C. Huzen, dentist, Opora house bloc When pe L AR Want a Town. The latest move made by the parties inter- ested in the present and futureof Luke Man- awa isdn the right. A petition, signed by all the vroperty owners and lease holders at the lake, to incorporate the town of Manav.a, has been filed in the district court. It is propesed to take in a tract four miles square, ewbracing the lake and all land bordering upon it The reason assigned by the peti- tioners for this move is that thoy desire to have some control over the resort, and that such control is necessary to the successful operation of the pluce. ‘I'iey desire to have a full board of town officers, magistrate und constable, so that all offenders may be properly uwnd ' summarily dealt with, as well as that certain needed im- and all other articles of value, without removal, All business strictly confi- dential, i Steam and hot water heating, firs prumbiug. Work in both cities, ' Ton uEwT, 518 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, —— The Court Doings. The Johuson-Doyle ussault case occupied the time and attention of the distriot court yesterdiny, Judge Deomer announced that in a fow duys ho would read the calendar of the probute court in its entirety, and that an order would bo issued requiring all guard- ians und administrators to report at once. He will anuounce the exact date bofore next Saturday, 1t is stated that the day set will be cither Saturduy or Monday. Saturday Will be sentence day for ull criminals thus far convictod this term, A. Overton flled a petition asking for o permanent injunction restraining the agent of the Pucific house property from leusing the sume for saloon purposes. L A Thank You! The car load of flour sent from Council Bluffs for the relief of the Johustown suffor- ers has been received, and the following acknowledgement has reached this cit;: Coapssany Der'sn's or Pe LYANIA, | {\:u» [9WN, \ml» 22, 1859, | Mr. Sohn Dohauy, Council Bluffs, Ta.: Dear Sir—I tuko great pleasure'in acknowl- edulu‘r the receipt of your valuable contriou- orwarded by the relief comwittes of {our place to J. H, Beott, and placed in my ands for distribution. Express to your committes my hearty thanks for their valuuble co-operation and interest in relieving the sufferiug in this val- ley, caused by the recent flood, and believe | o, yours very truly, J. L. Sraxaren, doutenant Colonel vnd Assistant Command- ing Geneval, e Notice the beautiful finish given col- Jars, cuffs and shiris by Cascade Laun- dry compuny. lass G provements may be mude und necessary rog- ulations passed. Tno vroposed town site does not extend as far north us the gouthern city limits, but will take in the entire lake frontage. ' ‘The property owners arc of the opwion that the formation of u town there would result beneficially, not only to them, but to the visiting jublic'ns well. Better fu* cilities and better ordor will be among the first things assured. “'he tough churacters who are inclined to gather at this resort whoenever any spe featuro is the attraction, will be more close! looked after and an infringement on the riehts of visitors will bo immediately set dowa upon. Certain priviloges that are now managed by anyone who %o desires,will then be under the control of the town board. Al of the iuterosted parties at tho lake are unxious to huve the movo successful. It is understood thut the court will decide upon the question 1 petitioners have empioyed attol the case through. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggies or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publicity: fair und honorable dealing. A, A, Clark & Co., ofice cor. Brondway and Mein, over American express. Call on the Birkinbine Eng! and Supply company, 115 Pe Counci! Bodine roofing. It will pay you; sam- ples seut on application. e it oA Before His Hounor. In police court yesterday morning Belle Sunth, charged with drunkenness, was re- leased from custody on condition that she leave the city at once. She clauned that she Lud removed all her household goods from the city, and was going away to stay. This was welgome news to the polies, to whow the woman hed given a good deal/of trouble. She is the wife of u telograph operator, She had & little girl with uer, who was her com panion whon wrresied. 1%, Swosney was booked for disturbing tho street, Blufrs, Ia., and examine the When Swoeenoy went home about 10 o'clock Wednesday night, he tried to awaken one of his hired men to put vp his team, Tho man rofused to be awakened and Sweeney pulled him out nfh:w? \l;;nn the ‘fioor. ’:'el:(; man objected to this tregtmQpt o Q. t vnumnfn ‘i“\], court Nfi..fi %\néf"y 13 pay the man what wages were due_him and et him go. The order was complied with and Sweoeney was discharged. Several drunks and vags were disposed of, and the impecunjous ones sent out to work with the street g phduiss, S-S, Bechtele hoter,central location, firstclass e Wants Money or a Horse. B. J. Donahoe, an employe of Mrs. Murphy, who lives near Manatva, is wanted for horse stealing. Donahoe was ar- rested Wednesday at Mrs. Murphy's re- quest, but she afterward relented and ho wus released. Yesterday morning she wanted him recaptured. It scems that Dona hoe was sent to Omaha to sell & horse. The buyer proffered a check, but Donahoe wduld not accept it. He left the animal in a stable and returned to the Bluffs, After another visit to Omaha he came hoine, saying thut he had traded the horse for a cow, which would ve here Sunday. He stated that the harness was at the express office, An in- vestigauion proved the falsity of the story, and now the police are looking for him. It is believed that he sold the horse and spent the money which he received. priadiid st Attention, r Knights, Special conclave of Tvanhoe commandery No: 17, K. T., this evening, for work in order of the Temple and Ma! Sojourning sir knights courteously invited. Important Real Estate Deal, An important real estate deal was made yesterday by George Metealf and J. R. Rice, by which they became the owners of the old Tarvox property, located on the road leading to the deat and dumb institute. This is one of the finest tracts of suburban property in Counal Bluffs, It comprises twenty acres, covered with nursery stock and ornamental trees. Counnected with the deal are some important projects for that portion of the aity. It is well known that the two gentle- men are largely mterested in the proposed new clectric motor line to connect the two cities via the Union Pacitic bridge, and the line runs through this tract. It is not in- tended to plat it into small lots, but it is to be used for su- burban residences, and the probabilities are that within a very short time some of the finest homes in Council Bluffs will be built there, chiefly by Omaha pcople. The tract is grandly located, looking upon one of the fiaest panoramas in the cil It s bounded on the north by Woodbury avenue, on the south by fwenty-ninth avenue, and South avenue passes through it. This pur- chase 1s looked upon as conclusive evidence that the second electric motor line crossing the river is ussured, und it is proposed to do for the southern portion of the city what the vresent motor line has done for the western. Water in Great Demand, About 7 o'clock last evening the fire de- partment was again called out to extinguish a fire ut a couple of barns owned by Saunuel Blackman and occupied by J. W. Kelley on Upper Broadw: The building was fired by some children who were playing there. Blackmau's barn was completely destroyed, but two horses which were inside were saved. Kelley had a buggy ana two sets of hurness destroyed. This fire again demonstrated the fact that the mams in the su- burbs are cither too small or clogged up. ‘The pressure secured was altogetlier muade- quate and ulmost uscless, Water could not be thrown ten feet, and it was twenty min- utes by the watch after additional pressure was called for, before a perceptible increase was noticed. The recent fires in the outskirts present strong arguments in favor of returning the steamers to active service, and_ placing the clephantine truck on the retired list. Yes- terday’s pressure was strong enough to burst the mains on Peari street and Fifth avenue, still the fire protection in the suburbs was altogether inadequate. ‘The matter gulls for a thorough investiga- tion at once, and certain changes should bo devised to insure the protection for which annual taxes are levied. The fire depart- ment claims that the waterworks company is to blame, and the latter insists that the fire depurtment should use something smaller than a 13¢-inch nozzle on a 4-inch main. A careful examination and investigation is veeded, and the council snould attend to it at once. —-— C. B. Trunk Factory moved to Chapman’s old stund. Largest trunk factory in west. - Bodine roofing will last longer and give better satisfaction than any roofing made; will not crack, curl or split, and makes a perfectly solid joint on the en- tire roof. Birkinbine ingincering and Supply company, 115 Pearl street, Coun- cil Bluffs, Tn. S Ice cream atwholesate, Louie 527 Broadway, Council Bluffs. (onstipation, in season, i8 liable to Drasy v weakening the bowel confirm, rather than cure, the ey Ayer’s Pills, being mild, effective strengthening in their action, are gener- ally recommended by the faculty as the Dbest of aperients. “Having been subject, for vears, to tipation, without ‘being able to find relicf, Tut last tried Ayer's Pills, u it both a duty and @ plensure 10 testify that I have derived geeat b efit from their use. For over two years past I huve taken ono of these pilly every night before vetiring. I would not willingly be without them.”—G. W, Bowman, 26 East Muin st., Carlisle, Pa, “T have been taking Ayer's Pills and using them in my fawily Since 1657, and cheerfully recommend” them to all in need of a safe but effectual cathartic,” — Jolin M. Boggs, Louisville, Ky. “Tor eight years T was affiicted with constipation, which at last became so bad that the doctors could do no more for me. Then I began to take Ayer's Pills, and soon_the howels recovered their natural and regular action, so that now I am in ¢ health.”—8, L. Loughbridge, Bryan, Texas. “ Having nsed Ayer's Pills, with good results, I fully indorse them for the pur- poses for whicl they are recommended.” Jonners, M. ., Centre Bridge, Pa. Ayer’s Pills, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. B0ld by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicive, lF not remedie become habitual and chronie, b, tic purgativ KIDNEY g, 2t urinary troubles easily, quick: 1y and sufely cured by DOCTURA Cap- sules. Beveral cises cured 1 voven days. Sofd at #1650 per box, all drugeists, or by mail from Doctuta M!C (5, 14 White st” N. Y, Full direc- ons OH, NO! But we G0 wont the people of Western lowa to know that the GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE NO. 100 MAIN 8T, First Avenue, carry the largest ek of BOOTS and BHOES in this That we lead in popular Thut pe ating reliable goods cau sive money by trading with us, 8. A, PIERCE. l - 'SPECIAL ;NOTICES,_ PAPER HQNGINGS. i AND CANTED—A gob |4 oot il at Home restauran fif&@fiv}nm TR =8 TRE » s &7 g . It BENT seto faory gt room,wit Anls"c Decuratm“s' & frove; we Ul DA LALSAY Y (e.\c‘unfivi wa.l Wiz, 7= ‘ 1 JOR SAL Duilhar - koo location., ) A 000 business fop somo one with smali i " capit Bluffs. L Address 11 %0, Bee vfico, Council W ANTED_Five men to sohait_ for the Se. eurity Buildin: and Losn asso fation. of Minneapolls, Liberak compensation. Call on or address Ea E. Ward manager, Ogden House, Council Bluffs, W ANTED—500 piece og socond-hand carpet. also nll, good Second-nand farnivure. - A: J. Mandel, Nos, 523 and 82 Broadway. [OR EXCHANG chango for Council s lots. n Patten, Everett block. RARE chance for a splendid investment, requiring energy rather than large cupital. A fortune for the right man. Half interest in the finest practical patent ever issued. Ad- dress Swan & Walker, 4 Penrl street, Councll uffs, OR RENT—Store room, No. 18 Man st after July 1. N. C, James, 10 Pear] st. TRUAL ESTATE- llought and sold and_ex- changed, Spacial attention given to exani- ination of titles. W. C. Council Bluffs, Forr houses Several good farms to ex Johnston James, No. 10 Pearl st. sy terms two new five-room ' between Hign and Third Bell cheap if taken this week. . J. Dickoy, 1) B. Wuy. OR SALE—OId estabilsied general mer- chandise business, stock, NXtures, wagons, ete. Good room and low rent, Address, J. Dickey, 710 B, Way OR REN'T-Furnisn _— runfarnished large ten-room houss, bath room, gas, furnace, ete.. at 015 Wiilow ave, Enguire at premises,or G. ii. Stillman, Brown bloc eegl [YOR RENT—Large double oftice over Frank Lovin's clgar store, 02 Beo adway. Inquire of Frank Levin VWANTE ber the place to buy your goods. way. QOR RENT—Three unfurnished Inquire . “to remem- store is 5 Broad- J.D. MUNDS N, Tres. . HANNAN, Casher, 1GART, A BIGLOT OF YELLOW JERSEY and Nansamond SWEET POTATOES Chas. CITIZEN’S STATE BANK oy OF COUNCIL BLU Paid Up Capit T T T Y Juilitiesio Dipositors DiRECTORS—1, A, Miller, T 0. € s F‘humm. E.E. Hart, J. D. ‘lllmmk«}flou.ll' bage and annan, Transact general banking busines Largest capital and surplus of any bank in mher vagatamu Plams- southwestern Iowa. Interest on time deposies MANAWA STABLES. OVERLANDER & CREHAN Are thoroughly prepared to tuke care of horses and carriages of all visitors to the lake. Ples of sheds and stalls, and animals and_ Carriages will be safely cared ror. Charges reasonable. Accommodating hostlers on_hand night and day. When you drive to the Lake, don't forget ¥ C. “OLD DAD." s 3 : st Pierce St. = « « Council Bluffs, MASONIC. |§ sz Tusure in the U 8. Masonic Benevolent | 8 b Association of Cowneil Bluffs, In., the youngest, Inrgesty eheapest and best plan of Masonic Insurance in the worid, that confines its membership to its frateraity. D.H. McDAYELD & GD., Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Woal & Furs Nos FOR SALE By J. R, McPHERSON, GROWER. Vegetables, Vegstable Plants, No. 27 Main Street, Over Jncquemin’s JewelryStore The Most Modern Novelitis in Highest m arket pric Uandg EM“ st., . Prompt returns. Council Blutls, lowa THOS. OFFIO W. H. M. Puse OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Matn and Broadway, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Dealers in forsign znd domestic exchange. Collections made ud Interest paid on' thine de- posits, i Aeg NowLookout Moths Desmestes CRYST ALBA. Tt consists of snow white flakes. A produc- tion from Coal Tar. PERFECILY HARM LESS. Free from ofl, acil or any subitanc that would harm the most deli wbric or | Below we give names of a few of the many feather. It evaporates without leaving any Patrons of the drives them away, J. BRAZEE, In Council Bluffs and vicimity. The character Sole Agent, Connell Bluffs. of tue patrous named, and the amount en- trusted by ench to the protection of the com- uny, fndicates the contidence enjoyed by it ot home where its manner of doing business s best known, C. 1. Dillin.. .. Luney Bros. & Co. Charles Baughn.... 1. P. Morrow John Bennett 5 William O'Haliéran,. . COharles Shields 5 Electric Trussss, Bslts, Chast Pro- fectors, Etc, Agents wanted. C. B. JUDD, THE QUAKER JEWELRY STORE, I | A. A. HIART, Prop. Honest Watehes, Clocks, Jew ware. All cleaning anl re hal suparvision of the proprietor. Statlo nery Toilet articles and Perfumery, —#ine Wat ches Time Locks and Chfonometers a specially, 10 MAIN , Council Blufr's, CAPT, HAYS! LIVERY. Centrally located livery and bosrding stable Best accommodations in the city. Spoecial at- tention to transient custom. W. A. HAYS, Pron. Telephone—Stable, 77, Res. 820. CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE. a Stver | siring under per | Carroll County Court House. Abbott & Cooper ... . ancls Acaden & A .M. C, Logan Deere, Wells & Co . George M., Williams. ... &0 Hontes ¢ W. L PATTON, Prop. | St (e, egant Rigs at Reasonable Rates. M k lllxe(!m"; P Nos. 19 and 21, North Main Street. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Wiien ‘our ‘policy e: . v subject to destruction by a singlo re, the excess I8 re-insured in other Companies. J. M. PALMER ———HAS THE CHOIORST LOT OF——— SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY In the city. Gilt edged opportunities to inme- diate investors and home scexers, 0 Pear] St., Council Binfrs, on propert it GEORGE METCALF, REAL ESTATE, No. 10 Pearl St. You Are Invited and Welcom MuellerMusicCo’s store and see the finest and best Music Hall on the Mo. slope. Come and take a look at our large stock of Pianos and Organs and all kinds of musical instru- ments up stairs and down stairs, | 103 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA. “Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans, Estimates PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE i itane: Sipersiston of ublic Work. Brown Building, Couneil Bluffs, Towa. — T T N, SCHURZ iice of tho Fence. Oice ovor Amoican Express, No [y ' Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. L STONE & SlMSfmun-.m, Sat-Law. Practice in the State and Fed- eral Courts. Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, Coupeil Blufts, lowa. GEO. H. STILLMAN e i st ot ihin. e * it practice 1n State und Federal Courts. flnyh oTans - and E.u‘guonfly IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, The prices the lowest ever seen; from 30 to BO per cent less than asked by other dealers. PARASOLS AT RUINOUS PRICES. Hosiery, Mitts and Gloves. rices to suit all. The most complete stock in the city. Hose from 10c, 8 for £8¢, to $1.25 a pair. Our guaranteed Fast Black Hose at 28c, 83c and 80c¢, beats th@ world, Every pair warranted or money refunded. Mitts and Gloves frora 10c a pair up. IN GENT'S NECKWEAR We show the most complete line in the city. All the latest styles. An examination will convince anyone. A manufacturer’s stock bought for spot cash, which will be cleared out at our usual low prices, GENT'S WHITE SHIRTS At 28c, 48¢, BOc and 62{e; better value never handed out to a cuse tomer, In Table Linens, Crashes, Towels, Napkins, Muslins and Sheetings, An examination wiil convince you that the Boston, Store is heade quarte ARE YOU FOND OF READING? The Boston Store will give away frée this wesk with ever of Balsam Fir Soap, the complete work of Robert Battle of Belief, by the Right Hon. W. E, Gladstone, all for 28 cake of Soap and the two volumes all for . The soap i all (ivel' for 25¢; Robert Elsmer'e for 80c. For 28¢, one quarter, takes the lot. REMNANTS AT REMNANT PRICES! BOSTON » STORE FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & GO, Leaders and Promoters of LOW PRICES. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. v Patromt For Gole by AN iamson 106 Se Mawm S "JILLGHS AUYL0Y QHYONVLS il W)Il ST Brotimy PRNCeonc VBt § Gost State Agent S OVIDE VIEN LOANS 0w ALL KINDS or CHATTEL SECURITIES LOWEST RATE ON REAL ESTATE LOAN TR Sen e e e 5y WDt & Bad Accouvds At 1V (vjoedS "9|quU0STOY & ~ GHAS T SENN~ N L LAY ) Santary Plumbing | ¢ ERat A GasFitng. 7y Steam Huaing PRACTICAL ENGINEERING [ — ELECTRIC LIGHTING, SIZES FROM 25 10 300 HORSE POWER, T w %4 Mills and Eievators = Z AUTOMAT . CeBs FUEL CO- C CUT-OFF ENGINE and ostimates farnished for eomploto steam plunts, Tezula rability guaranteol. oliers from users whure fuel econoiny 18 eGual with Corliss Non-c i E. C. HARRIS, Agent, FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. BO OKSYOU OUGHT TO CONSULT Bpeciticatic Can show Send for catalogue. PLASTER&C, s kel Tel.I36. ) s Far Best Brands LINE. CENENT, e !