Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE COUNCOCIL BLUFFES, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Deilvered by carrler in any part of the Oity H. W.TILTON MANAGER. TELEFHONES: Busixess Orrice, No, 4% Nianr Eviron, No. %, g— MINOR M f.y. 1. co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. ‘The Royal Arcanum has a social entertain ment this evening in its parlors, Beno block Justice Schurz married an Omaha couple esterday, William Stark and Bettie Pal- nski. Rey, T. F. Thickstun yesterday performed the ceremony that united for life A. H Smith and Miss Susan Atkins, both of this rc McGiee assessed a couple of prohi- 3 lay morning and ordered one vag out of town, The old time friends who assisted in caring for my brother at his funeral will please re- ceive my heartfelt thanks. C., L. HIDERBRANDT, W. €. Rose of the Baldwin hose comp: and Miss Nora Wicks were marr evening at the » of the bri motheron_south : Mackay officiating Joe Nelson and H. Dye y Marshal Templeton yesterday for permitting the existence of a nuisance. They were cov- ering over a vault on North Main street and the adjoining property owncrs objected to it us @ menace to the health of the residents of that Manager Dohany has closed the oper house for the purpose of making some exte The entire interior is to be renovated and brightened and the scenery retouched. The house will be closed about two weeks and will then be opened at the commencement of thesummer season, Miles Mitehell was arrested yesterday on complaint of his brother and booked for dis- peace. The two young men got | woinan a fight lowed, in which Miles came on top. defeated brother then decided to h venge in the courts and the filing of the inf, mation followed. During the boom a syndicate of citizens ne- gotiated for the purchise of what is known as the Crittendenproperty. Afterward Mr. Crittend % s the syndicate to comply with what he deemed the purchase of the propert won in the lower coutt, and y gram was received stating that the supreme d aftirmed the decision, - The Council Bluffs Carpef special sale of all kinds of g ues. Now is the time to save money in the pur of all kinds of carpets, curtuins and upholstery goods. - Buy Wall Paper Gill ette & Freema Pearl street, - Schmidt's gallery refurnished, and new in- struments, For vs, £4.00 cabinets for £2.50. Blegant finish v ed. 220 Main, Dr. H. S. West, porcelain crown and bridge work, No. 12 Pearl. - J. G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. - If you w ur prope 1 on the Judd & Wells C © B. Judd president, 606 ARAGRAPHS, Railshack has gone to New- ark, 111, for'a two weeks' visit at her old honle. County Auditor Hendricks and wife are home from a short trip to Chicago. Mrs. O. M. Brown has gone to Cambridge, 0., to attend the funcral of Ler brother-in’ law, Dr. Hog oddard of Chicago, representing v company, is in the city firc committée of the city al engine. He offers to send one here on trial, but the offer has not yet been accepted. Dr. and Mrs. Philbrook and her sister of Dunlap are in the city, the doctor having been in attendance i dentalconvention in Omaha, W o sister have been visiting friends in the two cities. al members of W. W. Wallace's fam- fly are sick, and yeste n0on the Joungest ehild s i n a dying condition, ' T 3 is felt for the houseliold in its terrible trou- ble. Mr. Wallace hus for several days given up business ent devoting himsclf to the home, joining the others in brave fight against sickness and death. It is hoped that thero will be no fatal results. Fred. Hoagland left last evening for Chi- cago. Hon, Luther 0. Green, editor of the Wood- pector of finance for n annual 3 s banks sstment, com of his state, Ho 15 the guest of J. W M. Clark, accompanied by her ni s Nellie Doliany, leftlast evening for hir . . hany will t Deny i prest before Rev. H. B. Restarick and wife_leave San Diego, Cal,, next Monday for New York They will_loave that city June for a four and France, and on in this o M v well known here Andrew Kastner has been promoted to the position of cashicr in_ the local office of the Burlington, recently vacated by C. S. Burt- lett. Charles Mott will fill the vacancy thus ited in the car accountant's oftice, Dr. Holyoke of Pacific Junction was in the city yestorday €. Bixby, steam neating, sanitary engi- building, Omaha; 202 Merriam , Council Bluffs. Sy , chilidren’s” parasols, il glor Fist Dladc 0 and §1.19, Our gua for one year, run in prices from and & We are gents in Council Bluffs for the patent detachable parasol cover; parasols re. covered in two minutes, Bargains in wash goods, Another ¢ challies for Onr Sc figured beig o French sateens in blacks, figures and solid colors, f former One case of u ¢ 1340 dress gugham for Sc. White goods bargains, Checked and lace striped white goods, 4c. Striped IMia mulls (corded), also new effcet in open work cords, at 124, Our lineg of 10¢ white g checks, stripes and plain, are usually sold for 16e. Apron width white goods, with open and hemstitehed borders, 2. All tho now effects in white cluding Spring Tide check, corded Swisses, etemine stripes, o Don’t fail to & cambric fic 'A-«:' by 850, §1, §1.: Foruegiauay, WiireLaw & Co., Council Bluffs, —~ Good paper hangersat Crockwell's, A good hose reel freo with every 100 feet of hose purchased at Bixby et L The Vagrant ablers. The police are after some of the ex-gam. blers who still haug around town, although tho gambling houses are closed. It is quite noticoable that things don't ‘“come their way” as much as formerly, and thoy ave get ting a little shabby in their attire, Their general appearance indicates that times aro not as prosperous as they used to be, and the term vag seems to apply with more force than formerly, although under the strict In terpretation of the law they have never been anything elso. Joretofore \hey have always pleaded that thdy were “clerks”” in the ein. ploy of the various gambling bouse proprie tors, but now that dodge won't work, and they are absolutely without visible means of pport, and the polico are ‘on thelr trull Three arrests have been made thus far—W H. Robb, “Doc” Middleton and Ed Maher. The cases of all three were called yesterday but the defendants were not ready for trial and were granted continuances. They could ROt furnish bonds aud were locked up again, It Is & notic that “‘friends" with lon not as plentiful as they were when the gambling houses were in fuil blast, and there was no one to go their bail It begins to look as though the Bluffs would at last be ridded of the few dozen of these objectionable characters, as Chief Cary give it out that they must cither go to jail ‘or get out of town ————— 11 you want the best Wall paper go to J. D, Crockwell's, —ininn Por dinner or board apply to Mrs, Kefp, 23 Sixth ave - Scott-house, Council Bluffs; §1 a day. - A Motor Direc s Views, “Will the motor com ke any ex- tensions or build any new lines this y was the question asked Hon. George F\. ht, secretary of the electric motor com- v, yesterday afternoon ly, “I don't think we will, 'I'hol: or less work to be done, and it includes the laying of some new tr but it will all be in the nature of repairs. The Broadway line above the Methodist church will have to be relaid, as the flat rails that were in use when the old horse cars were running were not taken up when the changeto an_ electric road was made, and remained theee ever since. They enough to staud the motor will have to be taken up und replac rails this summ The T Fifth avenu a little out of shap also have to be fixed up. The improvem on that line, however, will be temporary, as it is not a permanent ' line. It was built to connect with the transfer, and will be com- pavatively useless after that is abandoned for the new tnion depot. on ns, woe will take up the track on Twenty-first street, but will continue to operate the line on Fiftn nue, which will be extended northwest ss the bottoms to the east end of the bridge, and will help settle up that part of the city. We will run_into the new union depot, and will build a line down Ninth avenue for that purpose. 1f we ever cross the Union Pacific bridge this is the time that would be extended for that purpose.” “Is there any probability that such a line will be builg ““Well, I think that if it ever does happen, the line will belong to our company. This ¢ company that Judge James wus trying time ago to build a line over the Union Pucific bridge and reduce the fare 5 cents hasn't mnmmlml to anything so > have no fear of the g intention. Judge James hasn’t to put into anything of that on 't expect to sco lhl Omaha 3 gy vith the ne, even if t been asserted. We have a direct line between the two and they would have a round- about one. If they were to build it and re- duce the fare, we would of course have to do the same, v couldn’t expect to get over alf of the travel, and that would not be a ing investment for them. If the tri was divided up between two companies nt it wouldn't pay either of ther so we dow't believe any other com- ny - will make ny = such move. 1t & month ago the Union Pacific folks susa proposition to run a line across their bridge, and also take the Union line from Br were willing to do it if they would give w line to South Omaha. Théy were favoral inclined, as they wanted to”discontinue th suburban service, and wanted us to take it off their hands. Matters went along this way until the Boston folks came ot and they looked the ground over carefully, but thought that they couldn’t furnish a South Omaha line, as their trackage facilities were rather crowded, and would be even more 5o now that the Roclk Island and Milwaukee have closed contracts with them to cross the bridge and run into South Omaha over their tracks. That was the end of it and the matter has been allowed to drop. If we could et to South Omahia we would_perhaps build such a line over the Union Pacific wagon bridge, but unless we could go there it would be use- less to cross the bridge, as there is nothing to go-for and the tine would not pay; still, as said before, if a line is built L thiuk our ¢ v will build it.” What is the present prospect for a re- duced fare The ny has not considered the mat- at an, i lately, but personally I am ror or ]l\Hnn)( on 4 reduced rate for commutation t. Per- hupmu-n.u r would be the better plan. Then we could sell fifty tickets for £, which would be a G-cent fare. The tickets ought to be good for one month. That would take ar one across the twice a day on every working day of the month, and it would be the same as the reduced rate now in effect, which takes a passenger to_the bridge then Tets him walk across for a cent. trains have to go over the bridge and might s well carry the passenger through as to make him walk. I would the ticket good for any member of a m family, for we would get_pay for the r and lic ought to have the beriefit of the ticket. It might be difficult to keep track of all the members of his family, and it might be ne ry to restrict the tickets to the individual, Which'is what some of the roads do. I am that much nearer an _ady fare than I was a while ago. 1 would pay the company and would be a good thing for the city.” T — Desirable dwellings, located in all of the ecity, for rent by E. H. & Co., Broadway and Main - — ne stove 1s more dangerous than 1gun. Save life and prop by using the C. B. Gas and Electric Light C gus stove, e want you to list your rental with us and we will secure you good, ble tenants, Rents collected and speci. attention 'n to care of proper 1. H. Sheafe & Co., Broad- way and Main st., up sta AIf Allen Not Missing. AU Y. Allen, wh for some time been manager of the Council Bluffs oftice of the Republican, recently resigned that position 10 o onto the road in the interestof the same paper. He was at Silver City yesterday col- lecting subscriptions; when hs attention was alled to'the morning paper, which contained mmtice to the public that he was no longer in the employ of the Republican and asking for any information that uny one might pos- sess concerning his business transactions of the pust ten days. Allen was paralyzed. He immediately telegraphed to the main office stating that he would be in at once, and _tak ing the first train he a 1in Council Bluffs about noon. He said that he had no idea what had led to such a publication, He in- dignantly protested against the insinuation that there was anything wrong with his ac- counts, He had’ hurried iu to face the ma ter and demand an explanation, He reported only Saturday last in person, and this week bad us usual'made daily reports and remit- tances, so he could not imagine any just cause for such a publication - 8 Broadway. letting down prices on_notions this 0. agate buttons ic, 2 cards safoty pius 5¢, 2 boxes mourning pius 4¢, 1 pa s 1c, 1 pa brass pins e, 1 pa_best’ gilt edged pins Se, 1 pa good ndedles 1, 1 needle book 10¢, worth ards hooks and eyes ¢, 8 pa hair pins e, embroidered dresses £.00 and §.50, worth $.00 and $1.50. Something new in blk henriotta finsh wash goods 25¢ yd, ask to see it. Fine line dark challies at fe, 6¢ and 10¢ yd. A new stock prints, hams and othe wash goods just . The yrices ave right. We want your trade. India inen and victoria 5ie, Te, Se, fie, 100 and 125 ¢ that are of excellent values, Curtain serim e, Te, Ke, and 10c. Curtain lace 15e yd, worth White lace bonuets and caps for the babies iu great variety, Come and see us. C. 0. Cully, 8§23 Broadwiy. - - The Excursion to Manaw The excursion to Mauawa tendered the visiting delegates to the grand lodge of the Ancient Order United Workmen last evening was a very enjoyable affair. The excursion- ists filled the six cars which Manager Reed of the Manawa motor dine sent up for them, The visitors marched from the Ogden to the Broadway depot headed by Dalby’s band. The ride to the lake -was & pleas ant one, the time being just before dark, when @ fir view of the adjacent country was W be bad THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THUI THE PSYCHOGLOBE GIRDLER. At the lake several of the party indulged in Poat Fiding ‘but the majority spent the hour whil in the new pavillion, where ice rved and the band gave a con cert. The ) ity wis with out incic » band escorted the party back to_the Ogden, when they dispersed Mayor Macrae, who engineered the affa to be congratulated for the suceess atter bis efforts, b — e The Manhattan sporting way. - Waterworks $16, N. Y. Plumbing Co — Choice residence property centrally located for sale by E. H, Sheafe &'C Methodist Convention. A convention of the following charges of the Council Bluffs district in the interest of the Freedmen's aid and southern_educational y will be held at the Broadway Meth- odist Episcopal church, First session at 1 p. m. today. Rev. E. W. S. Hammond takes Dr. Gray's place on the programme, which in- sures a rare treat, as Dr. Hammond is one of the best colored orators of the south : Council Bluffs: Broadway, Fifth Avenue and Epworth, Trinity ; Council Bluffs circuit Missouri Valley, Missouri Valley circuit, Ma- nilla, Defiance, Persia, Silver City, Shenun- doan, Yorktown, Coin, Blanchard, Neola, 1:00—Devotional s 1:80—Is Christian Education a Necessity to the Perpetuity of the Uniont’ G. W, Roderick, W. O. Allen 30— Has the Investment in the South for stian Education Paid?? Dr. Gray. “What Will We do With the N rned, J. R, Wellborn. i the v do With Us?" B. Wickersham 'Work in the South.” Dr. AR R Tmportant to Horsemen: Large line horse and turf goods. Probstle, 3 B—y, C. B, PR e A S. B Wadsworth & Co., Pearl street, loan money for Lombard Investment company. Sromvejges S To the Public. In regard to a notice that appeared in the Omaha Republican of May 21, stating that I was no longer in their employ, I wish to say that such is the case. 1 am not. But the notice was so constructed as to be very un- complimentary to my character, and reflected upon it in a very damaging manner, so much 50 that I shall at onee institute suit for dam- ages and fight it to the end. Until this mat- ter is settled in the courts of justice, I ask the public to withhold its judgmient. @ ALF. Y. ALLE i os fin Through conches—Pullman palace sleepers, dining cars, free reclining cf to Chicago and_intervening points via the great Rock Island route. ~Tick: et office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam. Royal Arcanum Entertai ent, The following pr » will be given at the Royal Arcanum entertainment tonight : Bass Solo—1 Indiun Cly Solo Moy Duet ) und Porte Recitation..... <o Sherldan's Ride Song 3 ierman Lulluby Solo—Tell Her I 1. B o for breakfast.a pint ctra dry imperial champagne will give you oue immédiately. -— The new offices of the great Rock Ts- land route, 1602, Sixteenth street, Omaha, are e fi b i « Call and sce them. Tickets to all points east at lowest rates S e WAR BETWEL How a Small Boy Passed Through the Enemies’ Lines, For vindictiveness, stubbornness and lack of any masterly inacti the war between the states'is discounted by the war between the streets, says the New York Times. One was settled in four or fiww:\ but the other is perennial, New York gets bigger and bigger out over more territor wideawake small boy in town s all about it. He doesn’t need any wae maps to show him where the various strongholds ave. If he had maps the, would be of little use to him, for before he could master them he would be pretty sure to stumble into the very midst of the enemy and subsequent i family an opportunity for v tice in first aid to the unjured. Strategy plays an important part in the battles of the small boy, and among other things he learns how to pass h the enemy’s country in safety— valuable bit of knowledge, too, when the family grocer or butcher hap: pens to have his establishment in a hos- tile distriet. A Times reporter a day or twoago had a chance to see how the wily boy does this. The reporter was walking up Univer- ty Place from Washington purk, when suddenly he became aware that a hoy was trudging along by his side. The youngster’ scomcd to “have come up through the sidewalk—probably he had emerged from a convenient areaway— but, at all events, there he was, a by looking, well dressed, active boy, small package under one bundle gave proof Hm.-im he was on some household errand. Only a woman could have made such a curious combination of too little wrapping paper and too much string. The boy stuck close to his newly ap- inted companion. If the reporter ned his pace. so did the if he im-mw.fimhn boy was with him; if he stopped to look in a shop window, the boy followed his example; if he ed over toward the curb, the boy went with him. In this fashion they traxeled on block Two or three partic y in the street scrutin closely. They seemed to have a desire to get at the boy, but apparently they were satistied that an attack would not be politic under the civeumstunces, By the time Tenth street was reached the reporter began to wonder if his small companion had decided to attach himself to him permanently. A retinue is not always desirable, and what was worse, two or three other youngsters had fallen into the procession. keeping twenty or thirty feet in the rear, ho ever, Half way between Tenth and Eleventh the following party stopped. seemed to have come to some di- viding line across which they had no business to pass. There they stood. though, with very much the air an in- dustrious cat assunies when a mouse has slipped into a hole just in time to avoid contact with feline claws, As soon us they halted the youth with the bundle seemed to lose all interest in their doings. At Eleventh street he suddenly left the reporter’s side. He ran across the street ut full speed, stopped at the cor- ner, and, turning around to face the other poys, made a gesture which was 50 full'of dervision that his pursuers must have felt disgusted with life for half an hour. Then he trudged blithely away up the side street. Evidently he was on safe ground again and the foe had been balked He had taken convoy through the lines of the enemy. and had caped a fot of personal unpleasantness It pays a New York small boy to have a long head. e Tickets at lowest rates and superior ommodations via the great Rock ls- land route, Ticket office, 1602—Six- teenth and Furnam streets, Omaha, The Bee Meets Oitinon Train on His Trip Round the World, FOGG AND NELLIE BLY DISTANCED. Character- mpendinm of Ovations Along the Line i8tic Speeches — the Great and Incidents. Tnr BEe correspondent met George Francis i ind the globe at Boone, Ta., at 10 o'clock yesterday ain from Chicago was unavoidably delay- punt of its uncommon heaviness, and into Boone until the hour above should have arrived at 9:f To facilitate matters and make it po sible for Citizen Train's special car to get into Omaha on time to make ¢ the Union Pacific w nnection with n was splitup and sent on ahead, At Boone a goodly por- tion of the populace hnd assembled at the de- 3 rival of the : Francis immediately nnum and opened up in ‘one B He was attir brown plaid suit, which has begun o p rand stains of much rugged service, th a fuzzy red is wai . i with _dependi cocked jauntil : , With negligee s¢ completed his fed in one hand & .1--u|,|< decker \4»,».‘\ of, and 1ml\'ul leather eorge Francis Train, Around the and in the other a colored. ithograph of T my party,” said Cl W. Wall'of the Tacoma Ledger . and this is Dan and this s William A, Hoy of the Sun, and, by the w load of Stns much light over this land when th them distributed that tnere will n be any chance for darkne: This beautiful p inting I hold" in my picture of Ta they have a ¢ will shed so to et in u\ worl I( ‘acoma! Tacor there but a crow, th it 35,000 or 40,000 Souls, “mu place is this Boone, oh, yes, Boone, not , but Boone plain. when mnmu\nu for running the i WIILT ever forget, it? Wasn't Colonel Silas Seymour, ity, and myself, lost on snow storm, while surveying ine, for o wholo day and o night red hot stove, rles Lombard, along with O: i Durant and John I. But we haven’t long to w. test Tound the world train cver up. that photo ks or vuns can see my W traveler returns ! roarous laughter and ln~ml\ crowd the train shot awa wnd amidst the up- cheers of the Through Omaha. When the trausfer depot at Council Bluffs ‘hed Train Decame a human mountain The transfer from the tern to the Union Pacific during it he was where on the platform. twenty minutes there and eve A few of the Union Pac P. Bemis and Tug BEg r the only ones to gr speed on the last which took him over ahilaleE BrIWEoR b pleyean promitant entative were et him and wish him god- , Bemis! exclaimed ed his nephew on my hands, for I am b ing up the pr y engaged in post- of Tacoma.” He was loudly denouncing the luz hands angd travel the sideof the New Y s special car with a lithographed view of the initial and terminil - poi trotting tour. Between pasting and talking and running up and down throng, many of w identity of the per ance in pasting ove was absorbing ~“Didn’t think I could do it,did you, Bemis " quickly launch off into a rapid con on his immense property expose of Jay “What kiml or is pursuing m thatThave been disappointed e i plans for & hasty banquet 10 the press bo BEp reporter. Only Avoaninutos to 3 whero every body What pleasure in eating for fiv i in pulled out of Council Bluffs Train got into his drawin xd he would not leave it when Omaha was ception uccord He declured that Omiha o ved Omaha, and that he wonld without even consenting to d him in Council Just as the train was entering the depot the front door of the five minutes the train stopped he was ac- ’ sw of his old friends, i ordinary, ever fho disciplo of Psycho and Tacom disappointed, pies of the New York Sun in care of Mr. in pulled out, the ivrepressible S Wel m with it, and the Suns were the that prosperous city in far-oft Washington. at Kuln & Co.'s, Douglas, cu sleeplessness, ralgia, fits, ete. A NEW GAME OF THE GIRLS, “Swaps' as Played b High §chool Girls, S0 do swaps with you,” She was a delicious high sehool girl; one of those i i y the Washington ) '3 one of the 'queer in quaint gowns, i wrinkled gloves, > Washington Post ,7 continued the 1 “T'll do swaps with you, and a shad pity softened th 1,1l tell you all nuine swups wade yourst just keep my swaps all stored up, and T do yours, Then, when you see me, you say, or I say, quick, ‘Got a swap for you,’ Then'we both yell, just as quick as lightning, *last goI' Seo? Tho ono who *last go’ first gots the " “But \\'lu( is the swap, dear sisted the lady, “Oh*” said the high school girl, shrug- ing her shoulders, *‘swaps are anything good.” “Anything good? They're not to eat?” ventured the candidate for initia- tion, “To eat?” shrieked Elsie, in a tone of disggrust, and she actually let fall hev bag of tafly, *“To ¢ Well T should s: not, it's to hear things people say abou you; compliments on your eyes, or hair, or your mind. See? T fo lady was about to admit that sho was, amiliar with swaps, but— When you say: ‘I've got _a swap for you'and then yell ‘Last go’ before the other girl does, she has to_give you one first, or you can just hold her back for days and days and make her just wild. You see, its 'pon_honor she can’t make ‘om up or ask anybody to do them on purpose. The fun you get holding her swap back would be “a heap improved if you didn’t feel so mean to wait so long for other people to say nice things about you. "_The child is father to the man and the Washington high school girl is mother to the socicty woman, The schoolgirl's game of *swips” is nothing more or less than the legitimate business of society, only the trade among the school girlsis dignified by perfect frankness and has the advantage of such limitations and vestrictions as ** pon honor,” which ap- parently donot obtain in the conven- tional drawing room. ity SIS Pozzoni's Complexion Powder produces a soft and beautiful skin; it combines every element of beauty and purit - NG A GHOST. A Man Officially Dead for Twenty Years Sent to Jail. There ha n an amusing case in one of the Paris police courts, A man rejoic- ing in the name of Garson N had been found in a state of intoxieation, and the judge, after reminding him that he had already been condemned forty-seven times for the same offense, asked what he had to say by way of excuse. He drank to console himself, answered the prisoner. “For what?” inquired the magistrate, For his death, was the reply, uttered in the most solemn manner, Hereupon the judge warned Mary not to try any tricks on the court, but he gravely ‘drew a doc- ument from his pocket and handed it to the magistrate. It was o paper setting forth in due form that he had been k in fighting near Forbach in Augus Requested toexplain the e inar adventure, Mary related that he had heen severely wounded, examined and left for dead, says the New York Morn- ing Journal, The Prussians, however, afterward picked him up and tended him. When the war was over he re- turned home and the people told him, among other news, that **Cesar Ma was dead.” no means, he replied, as he in the flesh, but some of the neigh- Dbors argued that Mary must veally have given up the ghost, as hi th been entered on the p Curious to ascertain whethe & mined the register,and found nseribed therein,with the date ame to Paris he wrote home for the copy which he had just had the honor of submitting w0 the judge. Mary went on to remark that when a man ¥ been killed for his country well be allowed to indulge ina glass now and then, and he wound up by begging the court not to be hard on & poor mor- tal who d. There more laughter which was promptly hushed, and then Mary sentencéd to eight days’ imprisonment. 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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, NEW YORK. N.Y. NOTICES wishes to try TOUISVILLE, KY, SPECIAL | COUNCIL BLUFFS. |ln S )lll ll‘llll\ Jlul]u:.l\l of amily the home clear on |)w ’ullu\»ln‘,—’ A home worth # A hiome Worth£1500 at 815 po A lome worth A home worth £1.000 at 8§36 p i 1 £3,000 at 18 per month, its (nelude prineipal 000 ait $12 per monith, 600 Broadway, molern houses, 2 Pearl street, ]u-\hu by 3. R, Kice, 103 Main st . Council Bluffs, F M ELLIS & co.,, Ar’chltects AND BUILDING SU and 246 Merr Correspondency B (JAS& lllLlRIL LIGHT SRRIAM Birkinbine of the Peace. Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Stone & Sims Schurz & COMP/ \\\’ nd Retil Dealers 1n * FURNITUHE ‘k - l%l{l{Hli CHRIS BOSEN, SASH and DOOR ~ Factory and Planing Mill. Rest equipped, most centrally looated facs tory In dr‘nv All W 1 machinery; operated b, Epecial attention given to sawing, pianing and trimming, Gen neral con- tracts and estimates for houses and buildingy aspectalty. Corner North Main and Mynst £ ouncil Bluffs, Telephone 280, THOS, OFFICER. W. LML Pusen OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln and Broadway, Council Bluffs, - lowa. Dealers in forelgn and domestio exchange Collections made and interest pald on time deposits, The J. A. Murphy 1t Avenue and 21st Street Sash, Doors and Blinds Band and Scroll Sawing. Re-Sawing and Planing, § z of all kfnds, Porch Irickets, Kindling wood o 1 deliverad. Clean sawdust by the bi se. All work to be “YO ATRON 3 SOLICITED." D EDMUNDSON, g L. SnvGann, ), Vice-Pres. CuAs. R, ITANNAN, Cashier. CitizensState Bank Paid Up Capital.......... 3 $150,000 Surplus and Profits. /5% 50,000 Liability to Depositors. " B . 850,000 nking busis - pital and surplus of any suthwestern lowa. InterestonTime Doposits, AP TR TSI FACIAL BLEMISHES. Such as Pimples, Blotches, Black Heads, Freckles, Superfluous Hair Removed. Address DR. W. L. CAPELL, 846 Marcus Block, Broadway, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IA. 27 MAIN STHEET Over C. B. Jucquemin & Co.'s Jewelry Sto Electric Trusses, Belts Chest Protectors, Ete. Agents Wanted. DR. C. B JUDD, 16 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFES, TOWA™ (Gas Stoves for Cooking ! There I-¢| ns in the world fo hatgives Uio splendid results it gas does. Food cooked by it retaing more th cent more of its nutritive properties than ho oth s, In g 1o this there is NO COAL! NO WOOD! NO ASHES NO SMOKE! NO LABOR! NO DUST! NO ODOR! - NO DANGEH ol for kind- Blufls Co, hav kinds, sultable for 1508 in pr milics, hotels and r 1S, AC 1. An Open Roaster. from all Contaes {With Gas, A Weil Ventilated Oven 4. No Confined Regular Diffused iriller T From Sniol 7. A [lot-plate Filled with Airand Gas Burn nged_for Boiling, eyl Liulios, call und seo thes IGHT COz BLOOIL, d 10] puss ') ULy Y D NDJ1) PUB ISTT 3 sae 1013 Bl((MI)\\ AY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Hydraulic and Sunitary Engineer. Plans, Lstimatod Specifications. Building, Coucil Bluffs, lo Supervision of Public Work. Browg Office over American Express, No. vé at Law. Practica in the State and Feds Iooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Blocky' , lowa. », send for Cutalog N e Yierce Street, Council Bluffs, v" f