Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1890, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA BEE. | COUNCIL BLURFS, OFFICE NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered hw earrier in any part of the ¢ W HiiroN MANAGE TELEPHONES: Purerxess Oprice, No. 6 Nianr Evron, No MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Additional Council Bluffs on sev A party of Omahans picnicked i mount pirk yesterday afternoon. The funeral of George L., infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McCarl, took place at o'clock_yesterday afternoon from the resi dence, Ne. 1716 Tenth avenue, Fidelity council, No. 156, Royal Arcanum, will give their next literary and musical en- tertainment at their hall on Pearl street on the 24th inst. An attractive programume is being arranged for the oceasion B Two deaths among the children of the home for the friendless occurred yester morning within o few minutes from other. The funerals will take place o'clock this morning. sw is the time to select a lot on the atauqua grounds for camping or for a cot The pre for the coming & n be found on Tue Bre connt avin's and at s and F tieket oftic of Smythe in district ¢ session was held last evening guments on a motion to set aside a decree of default in the case of Snyder vs, Wright Rev. T, rector of St, Paul’s, will _deliv on_tempe evening at th an Bap! of Sceond avenue ! The will be very interestin, are cordially invited to attend. H. H. Van Brunt yc ay pur C. 8. Raymond property on Willow and High street. The consideration was £,000. Mr. Van Brunt will at once proceed with tho ercetion of an 8,000 residence o hia kett & C ut will hold An_extra ) hear the ar: ased the v avenue ecting of the coursing club t evening at the office of the secretary, Tipton mmitt us appointcd to e the club's indebtedness and levy RSses it Suflicient to liquidate it, with structions to at once collect the nec amount 1t wits only 08 degrees in the sh day at 12:15, but it was such a de from the Christmas we of the months that it created boom in hund- kerchicfs and sun winbi A cool and re. freshing brecze rendered the afternoon ve comfortable Blue grass that is intended for .decorative purposes should be cut now and dried in_ the shade. As a large amount of it will be needed 1o aid in the agricultural display during the National Farmers’ congress in this city this fall, it is urged that all persons who possibly can'will cure a large bundle of blue grass. Mr. Jesse Lockwood of Omaha and Miss Belle Lafforty of this cityj were umted in marvisge Thursday evening by Rev. Dr., Phelps, at the residence of - W. H. Robinson, 121 Washington a; a quiet oue, only the r fricnds of the contr: he’ wedding was nd immediate partics being prosent. Ar n made for a band conc ¢ Sunday afternoon and on two evenings each week during the beginning next Sunday afternoon iven by Dalby’s band, S will be g which is one of the finest organizations of the Xind in the west. This is a move in the vight dir and these concerts will undoubtedly be enjoyed by thousands of people. The water works company is laying asix nch main on avenue D, between Fourteenth str They have a large fo of men at work car loads of ma- terial, in n and hydrants, hav Just seeived, > [aid as fast as possible colin and navenues and other streots wher by the city council ulk Cook ing scheme fo haviug four p from ied 1o ¢ t work on 2 novel advert ingside addition. He is ade, which will be ddition i ch balloon for a sum of money ranging fromw £10 to £25. The parties who secure them and present the certificates to Mr. Cook will be eredited with that mwount as the first_payment on a lot in wddition, with the balance on casy terms, neert by the McGibeny fami st evening was a rire musi his is undoubtedly one of the great- est families on the road, both as to numbers and ability, They render an ex: cellent prosiamme: in an almost faultless manner, Th will gi two ma entertain- ments here today—a matinee _this afternoon and a concert this evening, They should be grected “on both_occasions by’ erowded houses. The rock-faced brickwork on the new hotel i Just beginning to make a sho It is something new inthe Bluffs and from what > secn is making a favorable impression. Mect is novel und pleasing, and the pub- rdict, so 3 it has yet been ox- prossed, i that, tho otel will be un oven wundsomer building than was expected and that the rock-f is much handsomer od brick. The stone ts is avout com- now rising above 1 br pres \\mh un the Im(«l and ¥ walls - are iy is disporting itself on the top shelf it must not be forgotten that iney is still in_juil, and it should be understood that ho wints o got out; but the prospect i iney has now ? ) and b S for frecdom nd fresh air® Ho is not willing, however, to mi tements that aro desired by the prosecution with rof- » to the long delayed settlement that is yet unsettled, and his” yearning for a release Trom captivity is not ving much atten- tion from the other side, The second dog suicide at the county court house occurred yesterday afternoon, A couple of gentiemen secured the janitor’ 10 take @ trip to the top of the buildiy a view of the city and a fine wate belonging to one of ther od to cross the skylight over one of the at the side of the rotunda, and fel s. It was precipitated to the of the basement, sixty-five feet below and instantly killed. T t oc- currence of this kind w y u ) when a black and tan dog was the vic though the ereature lived several hou; it wus put out of its misery. Parties visiting the top of the tower should not be fallowed 1o take dogs with them, us the unimaly aro ver terd Life size turkey, made of s to be seen at the Singer ofice, - asoline stove 1s more dangerous than lod gun, Save lifo and property by % B. Gus und Electric Light Co.'s k thread, now 21 Broadway. The ga the unlo Cootrary to general expectation, work has been commenced on the proposed Nebraska Central bridge yesterday afternoon, Ground has been broken about a third of a milo north of the bridge of the Omaha & Council Bluffs railway aud bridge company, nearly opposite the foot of Cass street in Omahi. According to the terms on which the cc puy s voted #250,000 of Omaha work had ' to be com 184 men before June 15 the bridge completed by June Tt is given out that the work now belng done is to prevent_the forfeiture of the bonds, us the limit would expire tomorrow. How much work will be done is not known, The building of the bridge is regarded as being very uncertain and will depend on whether satisfaotory arrangements can be made with the Chicago lines for crossing it. . ol 5 J. C. Bixby, steam neaung, sanitary engi noer, (43 Lifo building, Omaba; 203 Merriam block, Council Bluffs. L - @ residence property centrally located 3. H. Sheafo & Co. - J.G. Tipton, real estate, - Dr. H. 8. West, porcelain crown and bridge work, No. 12 Pearl. Cho for sule by Broadway. . Schmidt's gallery refurnishod, and new in struments, For 30 days, $.00 cabinets for b "W, NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFES. | et some b An Original Package Establishment Blos- soms Out in the Oity, A MOTOR. CAR CONDUCTOR SLUGGED. ene Talks Interestingly of Boats and Boating { Cauncil Bluffs could hind and has now glory u’ an or not long remain blossomed out o establishment. in a stock of are in the lit- |»|'n||\lrnmx wet goods hm the; v the state as the only sat- ive way of evading the is simply an evasion the law, but it is alegal ovasion, and all the ce attended budge The enterpriso prominence all o isfactory and of prohibitory law. ous features dispensing for several y is new in the Bluffs and it is not known what restrictions, if i collect its monthly from the pro- ourt has decl it is held that there Inasmuch as th the busincss to be leg: .1 will be nothin 3 e collected. 5.\ 11 of the saloon men who propose to g0 into ot tnarofo e, while others ount that they have been accustomed to contribute monthly The indication: age business will become popular with the ex- 'rs against whom injunctions are them to continue in e that the or r, as it will ens tempt and a fine of £500 to # those who have never been s to dispense booze ov 000, but thit v the bar in the s to furnish the desir any size required 1 the customer has He must furnish srlserew or pull the cork with a 1, but the proprictor of the establishment will furnish the necessi eater or whateve _The plan of selliy liquor is kept on ic to do is to wait on himsclf. knife or with his tee ry populir, bub wii count of its novelty or to its r improvement over ihe old v is a matter that time alone will satisfactor to become v v of “smilin e If you wish to Judd & Wells Co,, L B. Judd pmmuu, 603 he Famous.” ¢ as Oxtord's Stroke.§ ac was talkin v the move to get Jake It would be located in the thing for both would give byating an impetus and would do a great deal to advertise ity should not be allowed to slip by un- the necessary amount. men here who month if nec would be willing to be o occasion for m Lolonel Tteed will ple don't scem importance this ma the boat club has beer wething of this in, oy nced s Allowed to Ml woulda't miad concl King them a Bi m L hid the tim “You didn't? the Oxford unive me more notoriety dlu an any other Why, it wasn't v ame up'to me at \mup.uluhnm [ told him it was, and he ch hul that ho 1 ingainst us .m\( > had not seen Oxford’s stroke up on the wate y : ways spent my most brought 15 it does to a duck to sy there would hay \ picking up hi who were not in the Lventure to say that pull with the stroke, and I 1 will do som udaur and they ought by thing this'y The celebrated Colfs or carbonized at How is it done? m-m,.-m\,m,\.-u at the'sS Tho Manhattan sportng headq'vs, 418 B- u wish to ne an on chattel or , ut lowest rates, see K. H. crs, Broadway Buy Wall Papes. Gillette & Fr S Pearl street, Slugged a Conductor, Nipps of the « nd rather unpleasant expe mmn boarded the 2 conductor called refused to pay. train to ride up tow for his fave, but the pi The train was stopped at and aftec ah rd tussle the fellow was put off As hie was jerked from the » one of the bars that pro- tects the end w ound he struck the conductor a the nead with the w and motorman the him into the motor iim along und turn heavy blow ove “The conductor suched Ninth street through the wind; to all the othery out five and > had durk hair if he is apprehended scribed us being and wore & moustache ho will be prosccuted for assault and battery. Desirable dwellings Ic Broadway and Main st., S.B Wadsworth & ¢ 77 Pearl street, money for Lombard lnu stment company. Angel is Dry. “Whose business is it to keep the fountains tleman as he poked his head into of Fourth and Broadway is as dry as a bone the junction of Main flow there to water the lower basin for dogs never sees any water trough n the city is at the and Broadway We will have less tho wate §2.50, Elegant tinish warranled. 220 Main | get water, " and that one works all 1 @ lot of mad dogs on hand un The fountains are there sud | ralgla. fits, cig THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATURDAY., JUNE 14. 1890, public n, as the there is no reason why the 1ofit from _the works cof out expen this matter. Who is the guilty man? The Famous. - “ Cheap storage at | Sale List of Wash Goods for Week. CHALLIES w line of American chall hoi dark, at ¢ Just rec all the latest colors, 4 Double fold chall 814, just half pi 1 0. ain. usual pi T BLACK SA ast black sateens teen, 19¢, Wi Snglish fast New lot Mulhouse sat 0 wool henriet ¢ and 40c. in finish to a $1. Another lot of our 8¢ satecn in other stores for Fnglis GINGHAMS, Apron checks, fast colors, 5. Best quality staple checks Sc. Best guality domestic gingham styles); French ginghams (Toil du all to go worth* 25 aw's and son's Scotch zephyrs, at 3e, The new cashmere ombre 2 BOS Fotheringham, Whil Leaders and Prom w & Co., P. S.—Got the Boston store pr pape Cniosgente The Some time ¢ fert left Ute, It is claimed th his old home claims togethe thy, the leading gene ., and ¢ 1 mel months ago he learned of N abouts, and as there had been filed in Ute charging Neiffert w! was nim, made a of mules, tel mortgage on a l’ attel mortgage hud b attachment was put in the hands of Blufls ofticers and 1 made for i It was a vain hunt fo Weathert that Neiffert ha by reason of thre ete, nd that the mules i A. I Clatterbuck, a brothe fert's, to whom Neiffert had also chattel mortgage. A complaint was f justice court here and Clatterbuck with a warrant, went to Ute to i othy on a charze of obtaining under false pretensc bucl’s e of Ute, where the merchants w ested in Neiffert's financial procee Then it was nterests of his fellow puch hot talk, M. such ance to he d | rage, and quiet Clatterbuck. He and immediately wi ed exami He took the t or two bic ) brealsfast with his fami pleasunt, for Mr. Doroth paraded before the pabl on sy 1t versant with sucn bigh est Lo 5 A good hose reel free with eve: hose purchased display of embroid PERSO. tewart, deputy state veter ng for A tend a meeting of a veterinary socic H. C. Raymond fe, forme 'y but now of California, "are in the on” an_extended . Mr. R: formerly v of the Belle P G T and san, ¥ at the Boies, Woodbine; Charle voit, aud J. R. Wood, Burli son yesterday. just rcturned fromn h time they visited rson City, ten days trip, Omaha v ness, relatives in the ]l'” ful‘ .\ln\u\ City, en route to where he will spend ‘the summ D.J.§ formerly of Bailey, t Oakland, is in the ci business. was in the city yesterday. alling upon some of her Council of the propriet kee Gazette, M, s the r and who was jocoscly kuoy editor of that " paper, has | vention.” He weurs the blue ribk more seviously worthy of his fory tion than in the days” of old. His work for an eastern insu o~ n Knows a € music ¢ od 1500 “Queen of England purch grand piano from our European ag HARDMAN, PECK & oller, agents, 1404 Take your storage to “I'ie Famous. d to Re funeral of Mrs. Horace place yesterday afternoon from he, corner of South § have been none in th cere SQIIOW Was mani were ¢ The into a floral bower with tho m bearers weve Messrs Hart, A. H. Bishop, H. A C. Bro Charles Offut, T S. P. MacCc Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Sherman, Miss Crofts presiding ut the piano. A lor wed the rtemains to their final ce in Fairyiew Fr | Sam of Dr, Mi at Kulin & Co.'s, 15th Leadache, nervousuess, should not pany must furnish the water with to the city. What 1 want know Is, whose business it is to look after styles of ohallies, light, modinm and Ha ving 418 Broad in the future as in the past. to about $88,000, and is all fresh new goods. will hold your trade. own prices. biege biege (stripes only (guarantecd), Our new Austran henvictta sateen is équal Our price, W COLORS A bargain, We show 100 styles in our 12!ge sateen, d patterns (ex- yard, former LINCOLY NEWS AND NOTES. Cash Contributions for the Bradshaw Suffer- rd and ers Coming in Slowly. Scoteh gi ive dress TWO OF THE VICTIMS GO former Getting Away With Considerable Plu Board of Transportation ers of Low Prices, uffs, Ia. orrows of a Creditor. oa man named Henry Neif- me to Council Bluffs. he owed numerous bills at nl the merchants put these into the hands of I3. . Doro chant of that place. He has been’ endeavoring to collect the amount thus bunched, but has found that the way of the collector is rocky. Lixcory, Neb,, | uberger, cashier of the Bank of Br siver of funds for the Bradshaw today looking afte here for his fellow e gave a receipts for Journal fund. 1 BEE corresponden “Only between y contributed an interview he said 000 has been Thus far the | izens of York have supplied the Bradshaw | people with provision: as been expended. since the subscri 1, to use the monc aid of the destitute formation h obtaining goods under false pretenses, Mr. Dorothy ven constabulary power to serve the warraut. He came to Council Bluffs, found Neiffert, and instead of arresting ment with of these cluims, taking as security not a dollar ye- It is the inten- ved only for the business men of not in_ abject will have to rebuild their own houses :ome pust due an d free of cost seven houses left with st are only tempe ¢ keep out the | In these makeshifts the scores of fam. left in the town are packed almost like i But little head way made in rebuilding. s have contributed lief of the Bradshaw oln, Hasting: It is probable thuf each of these ¢ asked to choose a member committee to determine what bution shall be made of the funds uls, yme time, st the mules were found and taken given this chattel mortgage and while in duress, ght belonged to 1-law of Neif- ¥ trip of Clitter- ised a commotion in the little 1 ings. Dorothy is so prominent in Ute, and ss in the windows commenced to b out of - doors , not. to offer tearing even discovered that near the base resulted in her los- her about fearfully, me to Council Bluffs with ved here in the eveni of the skull and this ation and fur- | ¢ ¢ ing her mind, ng promptly y leading wholesale merchants ere with whom Mr. Dorothy had done busi- in in an hour wriving in time to eat . by no means hix as being arrested charge and the procedure arouses wtion among those who ave con- facts and who hold him in clone who has ga 5 llvr house W orn. 0 atoms and s erank w: that he didn’t have the courd u'mum-h. nd back nis statements and he was hooted from Ris boen talian to Worl I now feared that Dr. Moore and Mi to submit to am- at the elbow, WANTS HER HOWE y crushed, will putation of thos Alarge erowd withossed the @ Waterworks €16, N. Y. Plumbing Co. ng o secure her house rightencd her into deed- x H. Cushman, as bought with | bt hor huaband thecatened | ¢ if she did not sign the paper decd- to more thor- s he subjected y 100 feet of Goodrich siys the prop | a country | served’in Lincol AL PARAGRAPHS, her to a tervible course manifesting the greatest auger toward her nt times beat her almost to death. Lnlm! for hersignature volume § veady and that volume 37 is in preparation. and choked h 1., Lo at- no signed the dood h her off to Pennsylvania, 1859 to September of the Meanwhile he husband drov mond was e nur: E. L. Red Oul, John S , Avi mong the guests She refused to grant this request and returned to find her i rangers, She commenced cldentally exploded 1w his hand, la suit to recover he his flugures budly. drich, from i county she won the H. Haworth and C. L. Hammel have | case and today her husband appealed the case send you Dr to the supren t. Joo, Kansas City There have been a ng fellows loafing aboat : the past fow " © of suspicious Joe Mille ety of suspiciol i lay on busi- .Imn:w W ll.l\\mlh one of the junior mem- HE'at the homo of Mrs. L nth and P str > ubsence of the famil Of this $10) belong. toa brother, the next vietim rietor of the Commerci ¢ on leg 73°and his wateh, B. & M. cheeks, good for §1 Deputy Sherift A. R. Hooker of Avoes, | i noxt robbery rop Mrs. J. . Dale of Omaha was yesterday E t, thieyes having broken in during the night and stolen all his ha STATE BOARD OF TRANS hacl Beam of Nu friends, in company with Mrs. Clarenc Holt of Kankakee, 111, whose husband is ¢ es and editors of the Kanka- s1ls county has filel a complaint with the state board of trauspor. Justman, who was formerly connected with the now defunet Cofineil Bluffs Herald, FPWO Cutters W o in the city for B8 outting 0 as tallc Jones, ¥ crossing with > 1o run up to -ailroad company refused to do, now in Davenport, where he is doing good \ce company. 5 o propure an itemized account of structing and running the panies claim that the short to comply’ hing. pany, No. 103 Main A time given them is too received the following telegram May quest made. notwithstanding, go ahe pare as fair a freight rate from the information that they CURISTIAN COL 1 Hardman | on the followls 2 CONMENCEMENT. the Christian uni. ty or, Cottnor unives reafter, begins on Sunday evening with the aunual uuu ity sc mon which will Chilreh of Ch ist, Fourteenth_and Ou Monday evenmg occurs the reception of A. Evans took late home, xth street and First On Tuesday ¢ nual concert und; be given the an- the divection of the muis- rary socleties give arly annual exhibition on Wednesday , June 19, the uni. | nue. The services were conducted by I, J. Mackay, rector of St. Paul's, of which | church the deceased was a memby funcral was very larely attended, a ) more reuw ased in a handsome metallic and the room in which itlay was converted y beautiful tributes of sorrowin, friends. Tho will be followed with brief congratulatory ad dresses by Goyernor Thayer and the heads of the various universities signified their intention to b ommengement oration will nnell. Music was furnished o of the week will be leclamation contest Thursday evening. BUIT OVER A BRIC claims that Kraft a pay half of the expenses of wal, aud after it wis constructed refused Lo '| ~ JOHN SAN K AN ANNOUNCEMENT. The Old Phillips Shoe Store is Still There BUT A NEW PROPRIRTOR. purchased the boot and shoe stock of Mr. Isaac Piles, known as the Phillips store, ray, I will be pleased to see my old trade, and will guarantee to use them as wel This is the largest and best shoe stock in the state of lowa,amounting Come and see our stock and get our prices and we All of the old stock leftis of the very best quality and will be sold at your Mr. Grenville Phillips will be found here at all times B. M. SARGENT, 448 Broadway, Council Bluffs. THR JEWRL (Gas Stoves and Ranges t of their 0 50, The wall cost $300 and he sued Kraft for $350. Holost the case in the district court of. Hall county and has taken it to the supreme court. The following cases were also filed in the supreme court this morning: Marshall A. Thurman vs State o sk or from Johnson county. John W. Johnson vs Wil- liam H. Neal. ~Error from Johnson couuty, BOARD OF REGENTS, The board of regents of the state university has deeided to retain the corps of professors connected with the institution the past year, 1t was ulso decided to advance the salaries according to title as fast as the funds are at the \||\|)n~.|} n’ the finance committee, ishing the preparatory mber was rescinded as it w od that the suspension of that depart- ment was a detriment to the institution, Licutenant Griflith was _notified to make provisions for instruction in physical culture and the faculty to have such instruction a regular part of the university course, 10 work formerly performéd by Instructor B. Shinck in z to be transfe the chair of ag and biol WILL EXCUANGE THE BONDS, The city 1 held a special meeting i urpose of devising 13 for meeting the obligations of “the city on the bonds and interest of the brick paving districts now due. The work has been delayed so long that the ble to lovy “and collect special ments. An d ce was pussed providi for the igsuance of bonds to” run_ ten 3 said bonds to be exchanged for the long tim | bonds now out. SCHAMP WANTS DAM Tt is rumored that Jerome champ, the im- plement dealer, will commence suit in the district court tomorrow against Louie Meyor for $25,000 on account of an all article published in the Evening News over the signature of Meyer. The lattc check given by the cit) urer was presented at one of the Lincoln banks and w: arded as being worthless, Schamp dec that this has wrought him irreparable injury. FORGED A NOTE, been ch s with forgery, f moon in which forg t of the Phaeni. » compar ke Abbott and John Roskrow, ona_nofe given in payment of a premium.. The note has Roskrow name but it bears no resembi to his ar signature. It is alleged” that the was prosented by Abbatt, who is a son- in-law of Whitmore. HOOTED FROM THE SQUARE. A prohibition crank just from Kan opened up on his favorite theme last evenin on postoflice squ He made the usu number of misstatenients concerning the workings of prohibition in Kansas, particu- larly in his own town, when he was suddenly note confronted by one of his fellow townsmen, who informed him that he was lying and he self that he was. The cold water s0 taken back by this challenge e to attempt to knew hi CBMENT. of the high school *sopera house. ent and was very apy tive of the efforts of the young Thirty-six young ladies and gentlemen were given diplomas. Prof. B. T, Hartley has been re-clected superintendent of school Tor the coming year in Lincoln, CITY NEWS AND NOTES. Sunday will be the national flower mission v in the various reformatory and penal in- stitutions, asylums, hospitals, etc., of the and the day will be properly ob- Walt vs that now A. Leese , of the Herbert Cocl of sevente 1, & boy , ran away from his parents ut_Fairmount yester day and Mars hal 1. H. Williams of v him. here looking " One of the harizontal bar performers in the Lemc attempted to scare away the prow! the tent with a 3s-calibre bull dog vevolver, when the we: pon orating Ay To N If you y srvous Debilitated 1l send us_ you Dye's Cdlebr: Voltaic Belt ud Appliances'on trial. They will quickly estore. you to vigor, manhood and healtli. wphlet free. Vorric Berr Co., Marshall, n. we will SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Hol- JROR SALEOne Jorsey cow and e, 701 wddle I 1B, OR SAL Rent—Garden land, with houses, by J. R. Rice. 102 Main st,, Council Bluffs, mye orthind — Lulu los has ope vl office for 1 and ty i Al is prepared (0 tion eith lice side. s and : siven spoclid pers Wanted—Ono who 1s a sales nd has had experle i dry goods, not less thun 8) years old p £ bo a rustier. Addiess 131, Jc \ted - Permanent position yearat #0 per month., Must work 0, Can also use a fow tailors. ¥, M. viteld, 1 for on 4 to tr Only thoso who lence traveling In e 501G £o0ds dosirods - Com it.oneo to fleld, T, or write to Mucedonli, o gz por month and expe zoods to fa IGrs Ob ono yeut's Lo, A Tome worth $L00) it 312 per month, A home worth #1500 at 818 per month, A home worth 2,000 at £4 per nior A homo worth K000 at 36 per niont A home worth $1,000 iat #15 per month. Other priced homes on the same terms. The f wonthly payments include principal . For fitll purticulars eall on or udd & Welly” Co. (6 Broudway, s, T, ALE~Hotel property, 25_rooms, con- trally located. M. Win. Noble, 12 3 Zighth St., Council Blufrs, ]prl: RENT—Two good W. Bllger, 25 Pearl street, oaern houses. W. POk RENT—The story room, No. 1%, fionting on Pearl st. W. C, Jumes W E HAVE several beautitulmo lorn that wo will trade for encunibe n 1ots In Omaha or Councll bluits, The Judd & Wells Co., Council Bluffs, La. 18 MAIN ST. LAUNDRY Shirts 1 r a nder 15 B n.m rehlets 0. Hocks o8 clothes cheiy SATISFAOTION GUARANTEED. E, are the very be They are made in all designs and ]sim, for all purposes, and their durabil- ity insures them to last a lifetime. only costs $1.50 per 1,000 in Council Bluffs, and one burner consumes 10 feet an hour, making the cost of running about equal to gasoline, with none of its danger and disagrecablencs: These stove Jewel Girculating Water Heater, This Feater is to be cor hot water boller. cted with the kitehen o the place of the w and 1 packod with mineral w 1202 In one hour, on §2 fo “There are threo burne Of was, at 10-10 pro<siro + Lolow the doutie 14 the only Gas Inthe world that is compact, More than 100 different kinds of gas stoves to sel thew and try then Council Bluffs Gas & Elgctric Light Co, 211 AND 210 MERRIAM BLOCK. A BlG LO1" OF YELLOW AND NANSAMOMOND SWE CABBAGES AND OTHER VE I POTATO PLANTS J. R. M"PHERSON, 1 East Pierce Street MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Council Bluffs Ia, o BLLBL & COMPANY - A‘G and Retail Dealers 1n * FURNITURE « Trest Stock and Lowest Px Dealers, send for and 204 ond 206 Pierce Sty PROFEbblONAL DIRECTOR Vg , Council Bluffs, S| —H 1r'\uln' Am(l h.mm\ i H. Birkinbine N. Schurz sion of l‘ulllu, \\ ork. Huilding, (',nu(il Bluffs, Towa. —Justice of the Penco. dway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Stone & Sims~, Olfico over Amcrican Expre 5. Rooms 7 and 8 Shuga r-Beno Jouncil Blu ow . THE LARG PICTURE AND MOT J. D. JACKSON, Guaranteed Dentlstru FRAMES LDINGS goods comprise at sherlil's sale will sell you you ean buy the The stoek comprises o of goods made. aley, 406 Bradway, Council Blufls, 202 Merrinm block CHRIS BOSEN, SASH and DOOR Factory and Planing Mill. most. centrall Best equipped, 27 MAIN STREET, Jucquemin & U5 Jo ry: operated by skilled tontion given to seroll General con= and buildings tracts and estimute . Council Bluffs. lhe] A. Murphy MANUFACTURING CO., o und 21sv Street, Sash, Doors and Blin(lsw_ CitizcnsStatc Bank Paid Up Capital. to Depos sitors .mmm by, | All work o be lnluz aston ‘I lnm Deposits. THOS. OFFICER. & PUSLY, BANKERS. und Broadway, MAXON & BOURGEOLS, ARCHITEOT SRINTENDEN INTERIOR DECORATIONS. . Counell Blufrs, Lite Bulldiug, Omaha, Neb. Corner Main F. M. ELLIS & CO,, A rchitects AND BUILDING BUPERIN wnd intercst pald ou tims and 246 Moreium Block Correspondence solicitod Neb., und Rooms 24 Couicll Bluffs, Lu. W A GOEHRING HORSE SHOER, s work guaranteed ig I RACTICAL Electric lln\\ns Belts, Agents Wante ‘1 06 Council mmn COUNCIL BLUKVS, < % _10WA