Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1891, Page 3

5 ~ S < s Sy L4 THE OMAHA BBE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. FFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREE Delivered by Carrler in any part of the City. H, W, TILTON - - - MANAGER TELEPHONES Busiuess Office, No. 43, Night Editor. No. P —————————— MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co. _Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. 1t%Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 3. C. Hill of St. Louis is at the Oeden, P. A. Stooker of Des Moines is at tho Ogden, W. B. McNelder of Sioux City is at the irand, G. E. Arnd and wife of Ciucinnati are at the Grand, 1f you want #0 16 Bixby ater fn your vard or houso 402 Merrfam block Mi; fe Beebe left yesterday morning for Clift, Col., accompanied by the fumily of J. T. Hart. Rev. T. B. Greenloe, of Hillshoro, TIL, occupied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church yesterday morning. Sherift O'Neill will go to Fort Madison to day with the sentenced criminals in his charge, destine. ‘or the state penitentiary. Judge WY Smith will hold_district court for o few days this week for the purpose of dixposing of sorie business which has so far been crowded out. The case of Harry Boyle, chargod with having stolen a diamoud ' from Charles Koyser, wili come up for hearing before Justice Hammer today. The Red Men will give an entertainment in Hughes' hall this evening. A programme will be rendered consisting of musical and literary selections, and at the close there will be dancing. sant time is looked for. The paving on lower Broadway, botween Twelfth and nth streets, is in bad con- dition from the effects of the late storms, and is practically floating in water. It has been pronounced unsafe for a distand of soveral hundred yards, and the council will take 1m- mediate action to repair the damage. A telegram was received last Saturday by tho pastors of this city, from two of the clergymen of Cherokoe, asking for md for the 500 people who have been left dosolate by the recent flooas. In accordance with the request, collections were taken up in the various churchcs for this purpose, and a handsome sum was realized, which will be sent to its destination toda Mothers will find that Hallor's PainPar- alyzer is a sure and pleasaut curo for dra- rhioea, Umbrella Sale. Al the stock of sun umbrellas and parasols on sale today at actual cost. Boston Council Bluffs, Ta. S Ten Per Cent Discount. 10 per cent discount on all oxfords Monday aud Saturday nights at Evans’ shoe store. Low R tes for the Fourth, The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail way will sl fickets at the usual rates for round trip to excursion part the national holiday season. A. T ticket agent, No. 16 Pearl strect, Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's. Rev. Mackay's Farewell, Last night was Rev. T. J. IMackay's last service as rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, and the church was crowded with the friends of tho popular clergyman. The service was in the nature of u farewell, al- though the farewell idea was not allowed to predominate. The rector spoke of the book that each one of his hearers had been writing during the pas! and the impossibility of erasing anything that had been written, He spoke impressively of the duty of each one to make his life correspond with the teachings of the bible, so that at the end thero may be no regrots wasted over an im- properly spent existence, He was listened to With tho decpest attention by the audience. Music was furnished by the surpliced cholr under the direction of Mr. Bert Sims, and an added atiraction was made to tho musical part of the program in the shape of 8500 by Mr. I. M. Treynor, entitled, *Come Unto Me,"" by Coenon. Mr. Mackay will preach next Sunday at Al Saints' church in Omaha, his new charge, but he will live in this city for some weeks ' yot, as the rectory which is being built by the church is not yet. completed. St. Paul's church will be closed from now ou, until some one is_secured to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Mackay’s leparture. The best and cheapest Car-Starter s sold by the Bordan & Selleck Co., Chicago, Il ‘With it one man can move a londed car. % lfu:' r‘-lTTTnn!&mr‘.- o and all ma- erial in old street car barn, very cheap, Wm. Lewis, at Grand hotel. - For July 4th, Union park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, hippodrome circus, three running races; a free burbecue, ox weighing 1,150 ounds: boys' pony race. Children under ifteen half price. For particulars and privi- eges address T. Bray, manager, Council Bluffs, In, Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves and houséhold goods of Mandel & Hlein, Council Blufts, Prices very low; froight prepaid to your city. A Quiet Sunday. Yesterday was one of the quietest days of tho season, the weather was all that could be desired, and cousequently there was a great rush for the outside resorts. Lake Manawa was the most popular place and hundreds availed themselves of the oppor- tunity of spending an bour fishing, boating aud bathing in the lake. A ball game was pluyed at the park between the Modols of this city and the Athletics of Omaha, result- ing in a victory for the former of 14 to Fairmount park was aiso visited by the usual large crowd. There was no special at- traotion, with the exception of some orch tra music at the pavillion, but none was needed, as there are enough natural, every day attractions about Fairmount to draw a crowd at any time. The fact that everybody left the city made & dearth of events. “All day long, up to 7 o'clock in the evening, there was but one ar- rest, and the unlucky man in that case was only a “vag.” Use Haller's Sarsaparilla and Burdock, the great blood purifier. —_— arasol Sale. "Tho Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer their entire stock of parasols and sun um- brellas at actual cost today. Boston Store, Council Blufts, Ia Will Close at 7 O'Clock After July 4 Evans’ shoa store will close at 7 o'clock, except Mondays aud Saturdays. Mar Bouricius, musio twachor, removed 835 Broadway, over C. B. music company., e Bright upland hay ot sisughter prices for next thirty days; 450 tons, H. L. Carwan,cor ner Pearl and 5th avenue, Cnarley Wyckoff, who lives on Tenth streot, had an experience yesterday ufter. noon that came near being serious, He wis fishing with bis father at Big Iake, noar the Northwestern track. A train came along and the two fishermen left their positions on the track to allow it to pass. An overgrown yearling calf that was standing near by wis not 50 considerate, for ho stood on the t and contested the right of the traw to The train came out best, however calf was sent through space at th soveral miles minute. I his serial Hight he collided with young Wyckoft, who was sent crashiug through a barbed wire fence. The boy was picked up and taken to his howe, where Dr. T, B, Lucy was called to attend him. It 1s feared that be suffered in nal injuries, and his recovery is consid- ered somewhat doubtful ——— Soterian Ginger Ale 1s sparkling and delicious, pure and healtbful 1t is & wild stimulant sud stomachic. Planos, orgaus, C. B, Musle Co., 538 B'way l NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. Distriot Oonfarenca of the Methodist Church Will Convene Tomorrow, FULL PROGRAMME FOR THE SESSION. Many Prominent Members of the Ue- nomination from All Parts of the State Expected to Attend, Tomorrow will commence in this district conference of the Methodist sud will last until next Thursday, meetings belug held daily, The conference will attract to Council Bluffs many of the prominent members of the denomination from various parts of the state, as well as from the country embraced in this district. Committeos have been appointed as follows: Examination for license to preach, W. M. Dudley, M. R Harned and L. Jean; local preachers’ cour: city the chureh, £ 3 A fee and J. S, Tillingh Hunt, J. L., Baluchard and . ‘. Stevenson; third year, M. R. (. W. Roderick and W. A, Welker; fourth year, C. M. Ward, W. M. Dudley and . W. Brewer; for admis- son to the traveling connection, T. McK Stewart, H. Liun and W. . Bartholomew; for orders, L. B. Wickersham and G.C. Waynick. The conference will open tomorrow morn- ing at 0:30 o'clock, and & speciul effort hus been made to induce the delegates all to be present at the opening session, led by . T. Stephenson. At 10 o'clock there will be a thirty minute meeting of the junior league, after which addresses will be made on the following sujects: *Kelation of Chapters to Benevolence,” C, M. Ward; “Relation of the Chapter to the Spiritual Life of the Church,” G. W. Roderick. The programme for the afternoon session will be as follows: 1:30: Devotional exercises Mrs. Ollie Leigh intm ent of committees, re- ports of el i 3: Relation of Chapter ' Life of the Clurch. L. Relation of the Chupter o : Question cning rep Each presid Tho president roport to Rev, . Brewer, Council Bluffs, the number to be in attend uc “The programme for the remainder days of the conference will be as follow Wednesduy—District confere [ : Devotional servi Ao Muin, 0:00 a. m. Busness. 11:00 Ministerinl Munner. J Harrls. 1 Wesley on Orato G. W. Rodertek. Devotional s ices, . 8. Tilnghast, Joh lozinn, W. list, J. L. Blanchurd. M. Ward, 2:45 p, m . Stuart, 310 p. m « Methodism, G. ¢ for his chapter, chapter will Organizes norul di iV, rmon, E. n. Thursiiy—8:0 ¢ D. Pruitt. 9: Busin e Common Ve ind : Devotion ism und 1 thodisn thiod is M. Dudley, 1. Cook. Harn Conr No griping, no nausea, no pain Witts Little Early Risers are ,taken. pill. Safe pil. Best pill Sun Umbrella Sale. 1,500 sun umbrellas and parasols on sale at ACTUAL coST today at the BostoN SToRE, Council Bluffs, la. wnen De Small cobs, L. G. wooa and coal: Kuotts, 24 Main, Gasolineind oil; prompt_delivery. telephona 208, Swanson Music Co., 35 Broadway. — Gentlemen desiring elegantly fitting suits for summer wear will find just what they want at Reiter's, the tailor, 810 Broadway. Commencing July 1 the cash system will be adopted at Kelley's grocery, 104 Broad- way. Parasol Sale, The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer their entire stock of parasolsand sun umbrel- las at actual cost toduy. Boston Store, Coun- il Bluffs, Ia. —_— A G-and Whait Harvest. Frederick Davis, secretary of the Wer- Shugart implement compauy in this city, has 1ust concluded an extensive inquiry into the coudition of the winter wheat crop in soutn- ern Nebraska. To emphasizo the glowing reports sent in by the numerous special cor- respondents of tho firm samples of wheat and barloy were received from several conntles in the southern part of the state yesterday. They are gencrous-sized sheaves, and aro now oceupying places of honor in'the win- dows of the ware rooms on Main strect. ‘Phere are two sheaves of wheat, one of the benrdless variety and tho other bearded. The stalks are over three and a half feet high with heads nearly six inches long filled to the extreme tp with big plump grains. The sheaves were cut at random, but a care- ful inspection does not reveal o blighted grain. The stalks aro very strong and woody, capablo of withstauding any ordinary storm. The rye sheaves are over five and a half foet higk, “developed to the same extraordinary degree in fibro aud grain. ““Thero never was such & prospect for wheat in Nebrasks," said Mr. Davis in speaking of the samples, *In the two south- ern tiers of counties for a distance of 200 miles from the river the country scems to bo one vast field of winter wheat and rye, and every acro of it will vield from twenty-five to furty bushels. More fields will yield forty bushels than twenty. In thesa countios neurly one-half of tho total cultivated area is covered with winter wheat. 1t will make one of, the grandest harvests tho state has ever scon. Although thiere have boeu somo severo storms these grain ficlds have not been in- Jured to uny “approciable oxtent. This is argoly due to the fuct that seed was planted with the new press drills, that puts the sced grain two inches below the surface and gives tho plant an anchorage in the soil sufticient to enable it to resist heavy winds und rain storms. Last year we sold 500 drills in this locality, but our sales this will reach over one thousand. In my opinion the arill bas effected the solution of the win- ter wheat problem, and there will bo but littlo spriug _wheat ‘sown in that ter.itory horeaftor. The farmers, when they ar sured of such harvests as this year, plant moro winter wheat and grain than uny other kind. “The parvest will b vipe within ten days, and if tho ralus do not interfere the two southern tiers of counties in Nobraska will mako a record thit will attract the attention of the worid.” Gesaler's Magic Headache Wafers, Cures all beaduches in 20 minutes, At all druggists 'or beauty, for comfor of the complexion, use only Pozzoni there is nothing equal to it. bt Umbrella Sale. las and parasols on salo at ut the Hostou Store, Coun- for imy meut powder, Su 1,500 sun uu actual cost todu cil Bluft:, Ia, Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious, Ao toys, ete Assiguee's sule of elry, statiouery s stock of jew- Malu strect. Cought o Burglar, As a burgtar, H. F. Griswold is uot a mon- umental success, but as an example of pure unadulterated gall be is away up. J. T Hurt and fawily left for the west yosterday morns g and in some way Griswold found it out Yesterduy afterncon he paid a visit tho house, uttho corner of Sixth avenue aud Elgnth street, and proceoded o make bim self at home, ' He went dowa to the kitchen aud made & raid ou the pantry, making awiy with all the edibles that wore W be fouud, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, MONDAY JUNE 29, He then went through the rest of the house and helped himself to such articles as suited his fancy. Among other things he took & violin, the property of Mr. Hart, a lot of clothing, a silver badge, fourteen pocket handkerchiofs, some silver spoons and forks, | a shirt, a puir of cuff buttons, a gold pin and & gald ring. With ' this layout he left the house at about 7 o'clock. But ho did not go far, as some of tus ueighbors had been quietly watching, \When ho got out into the yard he was met by 8. 1. Couch and E. E. Aylesworth, and invited to stop. He did as he was told, and in o few minutes the patrol wagson was on the scone. He was taken to the police station, where he was booked with burglary. How he got_into the hause is not known positively, but lie had a large bunch of keys and a bent button hook, which furnisned a clue. So far us known, Griswold is a new hand at the business, as the police have never had any dealings with him until now. Ho will have a chance to ex- piain bimself this morning before Judge Mc- G A very small pill but a very good one. Witt's Little Early Ry Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 next to Grand hatel ophione 143, grade work u specialty Hats aud hats for the the Louis’, Masonic bl De Pearl streot, High Fonrth of July at There ar ¥ of bargains yet to bo haa at the special removal sale at the Louis’, Ma- sonie block. ' Umbrella Sale. All the stock of sun umbrellus and parasols on sule today ut actual cost. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Dailey Will Resign. There is o rumov that Colonel Dailoy, who had been holding the position of captain of the Dodge Light Guards for about a year pust, will resign his post to mako room for a successor who is vet to be named. The colonel does not enjoy the the active military work as well as'he did years ago, and that accounts for his non-atiendance at drill of Iate. It s suid Captain Scarff, who hus been captain of the Omuha guards for several yoirs past until within the last few months, would be willing to fill the vacancy made by Colonel Dailey's resignation, if it takes place, and 1t is probable that ho will be the ficst man to receive an invitation to take the posi- tion, as many of the members of the com- pany tily in favor of him. Captain Scarff 1s recognized as being a leader in mili- tary uffairs, and he would aio doubt fill the position of captain of the Dodge Light Guards with srtisfaction to all. Union Park races, Omaha and Counci Bluffs, Scptember S-11, $6,500; Octover £4,000. For programmes address Nat Bro: Merchants hotel, Omaha, Races July 4, At the Union Park, Council Bluffs, Running races. Roman chariot races. Roman standing ra Free barbecue, 1,750-pound steer, dressed and cooked on the grounds, es for furnitu e on install- ¢ than any other house in city. Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa; good fishing, fine bathing and boating; plenty 'l»l shade; best place for camping out parties. Try it. killed, Morzan's pr ment plan low - Killed. June 28— [Special awrence Madison, Conducte 11 Lake Crry, Utah, Telegram to Tur Bex. | conductor on the Salt Lake & Fort Douglas road, was killed this evening by a car jump- ing the track. He was in front and the shock threw bim under the wheels, crushing him out of shapo. ——— Ambushed by Apaches. June 28, —A Chinaman was attacked by five Apaches in Canon mountains near the Mexican line last Friday, He was shot four times and jeft for dead. The woundcd man was brought in by his friends and is still alive. No pursuit of the Indiaus is being made. L Fourth of July. The Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omuaha railway will sell tickets botween all stations on their line in Nebraska at one fare for the round trip. Tickets to be sold July 3 and 4, good only on day of sale; good to return until and including July 6. Tound from Sioux City the rate will be 25 cents more than the one- half fare. T. W. TEASDALE, G. P, China AT —_——— BEEF INSPECTION. How the Regulations are Observed at South Omaha—Quarantined Cattle. ho inspection is most thorough,” said Dr. Stewart, now at the Swift packing house at South Omaha, on being asked to detail the whole course of beef inspection under his instructions. “In tne first place, while the animals are in the company’s yards a caveful inspection is made of each bullock before it is allowed to be driven in the slanghter house. Then as soon as the animal 18 on the slaughteriug floor a critical, inspectlon is made of all the vital orgaus and if found free from diseasoit {s passed. Our examiuation on the killing floor consists of a caveful handling and occular examination of the entrals and parts of every carcass and the possibility, of questionable meat passing is reduced to the minimum, “After the inspection the halved carcasses are put in the coolers, and there romain ready for shipment. Before being shipped each quarter 1s tagged with the government tag, certifying to the inspection and the pur- ity of the product.” “We inspected 138 beeves Friday, and afterward the carcasses and the vital organs, and on Saturday #44, and have not found a singie questionable animal,” Manager A. C, Foster was next seen and expressed himself well pleased with the workings of the new law and the result of the lospectors’ work. *‘You may say,” ¢ tinued Mr. Foster, “that hereafter ail' meats, whether for local cousumption, interstate commerco or foreign shipment, from this house will be inspected and tagged ulike." Quarantine Rezu ations. the quarantine regulations do seem to be. well understood,” said o prominent stockshippper, I wish you would publish in Tne Bek an article on the subject. In January 1888, Governor Thayer, by proclamation, following the report of @ special committee prohibited the shipment of cattle from Texas and other districts into or through this state. On June 18, by proclamation the former quarantine regulations were modified so as to admit BASEK BALL. OMAHA MILWAUKEE TODAY. Game at 3:30 o’clock. Ladies, full privileges, 25 cents. First-:- National - COUNCOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. i Pald Up Canita'y 100,000 Oldest organized bank In ¢ estic exeh attontion paid G o)1l uals. banks, bankers and eep ance invite SANFOR!). AW “As not - Bank | Gas Heating Sto'es. No Asies! N0 SMOKe Just the thing for bath rooms, bed r Call wnd soe our 1erde ussor ) us, ot Mtk C. B. Gas and Ele Ligh: Co. 21 Poarl and 210 Malo Streok ric | cattlo for | lutest und most approyed machine immediate shistudnt, but did not allow it to be shipped into veektate and then be reshipped or forwafled out of the state, By the prociéfiation of the 5th of this month everythi#gTrom the ‘pan- handle' district of Toxas is Hdmitted, while cattle from all other parts of Texas are por- mitted to be shipped in or'$hrough the state and reshipped if unloaded'Within the state, The only qualification bein&"that the stook must be penned in places_used exclusively for stock from the proniuitad districts. This opens a large stock Lerritory to the South Owmana markets and will grestly benefit the South Omuha yurds. I el e ANANOUANCEMBNTS, Georgo Thatcher's minstrels are now re- turning enstward from one of the most suc- cessful minstrol tours ever made on the Pacitic coast. They are fn Denver all this week. They will appear at the Grand opera house on Tuesday und Wednesday evenings of next week, closing their season here. Lew Dockstadter and Burt pard are with the company, but will sever their con- nection with Thatcher after the Omaha en- gagemert, and will head their own com- panies for next season. The regular Thatcher company will be joined here by the Rich & Harris comedy ¢ and will remain in Omaha two we ing the new farce comedy, “Juxedo,” with which they will open iheir next season at the Grand opera house on Jul, playing an opening en- gvement of two nights. This is the most notable midsummer theatrical event thut Omaha has ever had, and will be watched by the theatrical world with great interest. With His Thumb, A boy is saud to have saved the Netherl from inundation. Multitudes have b saved from the invasion of disease by a bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine fmparts tone to the system and strengthens every organ and fibre of the body, “1 have taken a great deal of medicine, but nothing has done me so much good as Ayer's arilla. T experienced its bene- ficial effects before T quite finished ono bottle, and I can freely testify that it is the best blood medicine I know of.” —L. W. Ward, sr., Woodland, Texas. “Confined to an office, as T am, from ono year's end to another, with little or no out- door exercise, T find great help in Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which T have used for severa years, and am at present using, with exce fent results. 1t enables me to keep alw at my post. enjoying the best of health. I C. Barnes, Malden, Ma : . Ayer's Sarsaparilla DR.J.C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Ma: Bold by Drugglsts. @1,8ix 85, Worth 85a hottle, CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK... SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 Dinecrons—I. A. Millor, F. O Gleason, E. L Shugart. E. E. Hart.J. D, Eduundson, Charles K.Hannan. Transaot gensral bLanking busi- ness. Larzest caplital and surplus of auy bankin Southwestern [9wa. INTERESTON TIM: DEPJSITS, $150,000 THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, Ia. This Elegantly Appointed Hotal is Now OQpen. George T. Phel ps, Manager. A Summer Resort, Liake Manawa Hotel. Fine Fishinz, Boating, Bath- lent Mineral Water. from Council direot Attractlon: ing and E Only fifteen minutes ride Blufts. Motor trains every half hour, to centers of Council Blufts and Omah! Most delightful and accessible place for pleno parties, TELEPHONE NO. 45. About Cushion Tires. Why Is the pneumatic a failure? Don't know. Why does the cushion tire “get ther on rough or sandy roads? Don't know. *“I dc Therefore be in the swim. Which is tho best hion tire? The Columbia. Why? Because ry tire Is submitted wany times to pres- ire test before heing put on the wheel. It fs bucked by the Columbia unquestioned guar- untec. There arc objections to ull cushion tires, one being that they are more linbie to vecotne loosened than solld tires. The Colum- bis IS not put o by an¢ mysterious chemical essituting tho return of the wheel ctory in case of accident. 1t fs cemented on,” and will ho'd “till the cows come home,” but in_view of the many possi- bilities In cycling allow us to suggest-thut a spirit pland o ten-year-old Loy can re- place a Columbla tire. This is the first reason In the field for any cushion tire, We thercfore do not claim to have boen dreqming over It foF goven years. Why is the Columbiu double diwmond frame so papular? " It s strong. firmly bracing ovecy polut where strain is recelved. It s light. It Is graceful. Why 15 thie Columbla such a_soller? Why iy olumbiu the butt of attick of all other pkers?, Why I5 It that these witacks don't hurt? | PINCHED FACE, BLUE LIP: Why a Lady Was So Unattractive. “Lsaw adady with plnch d features, blue { 1ps, and a ruddy nose, us Loanie down In the cars this morning. 1 ono of the leading Aoctors of Am rocently. “8he wus happy, and really did not know the But L ns a physician, though never having seen her betore, knew oxactly the her troublé, What was it? from malaria. This, you knu preat disense, and it scems to crease, 1y miularls dangerous doctor?” “Yes, und no. It s the Indirect cause of many, pOFhaps most dixeases. and 1t always PUts a person in i condition to 1ivite dises although 1t i hud en o ftself.” “And what do you do for it SAlL Thare f8 the hardest part of tho 8ib- ect, The prinelpal remedy has beon quinine, but It 18 notalwsys ndvisaiie, One thing hows ever, I8 alniost W necessity, moany case of malarin and that 18 o pure stlnulunt, profors ubly whiskey. Where it s the right kind it $11all tho gorms of mularia, quicker wny other known thin @ remarks of the doctor wro most valu able, but ho did not g0 on to state what Is known to the writer-that both himself and BOSt prominent poysicians pre-oribo Dufly's Pure Mait Whiske s for this \re miny. the prine:pil thut it in the only ed the on most & eheaper and | voeuted und ¢ 10 sell tho profit upo and ex imy one who de health milartn Should (nsist upo tike no other SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Wl pustry cook fmmiedi- I street, Cou 1 Blufs, cnuse, SOt e She was su s has stood th @ Of cours pure whiskios hive been wd et i unseraplous de but and to keen off B ving DuTy's and A cholee So-aere far from Council Bluffs, at $11.00 b Investignte this, Johnston & Van Council Blufts, miles ac Patten, 2D—Girl to work at board Ing house. Barver shop, with threc r business, 216 Broad way ORSALL doiug O ou want the earth in the vicinity of Couneil Bluffs, either inproved or unim- prove £ 50 call and sce our list of bargaing at the real extate and loan office of J. 0. Cole Co. List your property for 8ale. ront or ex- re customer. J. U, el stroot, ground floo avchomet nosts dins by lottor. S Mrs E Hooper, 152 Aves h street, Council Bluffs, nd evenin i und 81.0). DINE brod horse, that can heat will sl or trade. Address or call on D. Brown 1422 West Brondway, Council Bluffs. A D Swan & Watkers oi2 Muin strevt and 511 Pearl, Council Bluffs, you wili always find @ “snap bargaln” n real estate If you winv to buy, ora zood place to list a burgaiu it you want to sell or t OR SALE--F singlo drivers; p and see thens before buying, M. saies stables No. 418 North Seventh Councii Bluirs. re: street, casonable teris. rty for rent by I T—The McMahon block. brick, with basemont und olevator. Squire, 101 Peari stroct R i OR SALE or Kent—Jarden land. with & Bouses, oy I & lise. Wi Mala b, Gounoll ui Kefrigerators on lustaliments. buy onl 5. Our last year at ) lis tor economical refrigerators a ve lowest, first Drize hest wnd inst all Gasoline Stoves on Installments, The Frnuhm New Process and Quick M New Process. No inferior tmitations. and see us, Old generator stoves for $0.00 Victor kicycles. We are now able for the first time to suplply our trade on these celebrated bicyel The best is always the cheapest. Screen Wire, Doors and Frames. Largest line of fancy and plain doors, frames, hinges and wire. If you knew low little it _costs to fit your houses with screens no one would be witiout. Core & CoLE, 41 Maln street. Economical Kefrigerators, R s the amount thut people save, not so much what thoy enrn, that eventually 'mukes them rich. In buying « household necessity like a refrige tor It I8 well to consider some- thing else than the first cost in determining its economy. The Guerpsey Household Refrig- erutor s a8 handsome us’ a plece of parlor furniture and costs less than any other first- cluss article, und stands at the heud asu o econonizer of o, glving temperature. All the wool, the best non-coi molsturo known. All parts can be taken out and clouncd, Investigute the Guernsoy Household before buyinz. - Liwn Mowers, The New Quuker City 15 in overy respect tho counterpartof the Philadeiphia, and much chieuper. From %10 #7. We carry the Philu- delphiu also und you can tuke your cholee. 0 Screen Doors and window screens, the largest and finest :n the eity, and all the latest novelties In th e hardware line, at SHUGAR'T & SONS, No. 1l Maln ¢ Sims & Saunders ey e federal courts. Rooms # 4 and 5 Shugurt Beno block, Connell Bluffs, T, —Attorney at Law, No. i H. J. Chambers, 345 Bu nell's store. Telephione No. Lours. 8. . to 9 p . A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, s and 1621 Farnam St,, Oma of every descriptibf, Packages Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. A hants who ‘have shop-worn or them redyed and finlshed equal to new. ATHERS RENOVATED Y, ot @hteh lsd th LARCES bl S sh Offices 621 Broadway, Council ha. Dye, clean and refinish goods eceived at either office or at the Council Bluffs. Send for price list. soiled fabrics of any character cun huve AND CLEANED BY & AM, with the less cost than you ever paid before, (<] best stock? vardy of € end place 7 Al 4 ond thiw sag VQBSEXZ By @allin PROMPT AT TR I0) Or (fi.UW’A S ORDERS SMEPRIE . ! Browning, King & Co's 354 No. 25 dozen extra make,fancy stripe balbriggan un- derwear, full French neck, $1 value; to close at 75¢ per suit. No. 6005—25 dozen,Greatest Seller in Omaha,tan colored French neck balbriggan, double value at our price $1 suit. A combination of three lots, Nos. 403, 463 and 510; the grandest bargain the season will produce, quality and su- perion fnish consider ed, colots in tan, drab and mode, closing price per suit, $1.50. Our line of neglige shirts embraces every production of the scason, prices ranging from 30¢ up. I summer neckwear, no house in Omaha shows the quan- tity and quality, at such low prices. The few extreme hot days have well acquainted the peo- ple with the fact that Ours is the House, to look for nice goods, novelty patterns and low prices on Sum-= mer Coats and Vests, $2 and up. Our men’s suit department is booming. Low Frices Does it. Our boys' and children's department keeps the full force busy. Everybody knows there's a comfort and satisfacti trading here Not Found Elsewhere. Endless variety in ladies’ and boys’ Shirt Waists. In hot weather commodities, we're prepared to accom- modate the rank anl file. let them come single or in squads. BROWNING, KING & (0, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, MARRIED, RENGTH-CRACE lin Roud Wi thousands of adniire True Grace. At home C., after June Ist. 1y united in the n the presence of y AL Strength and with Weir-Shu rt For the result of this huppy union look at this exquisitely Lewutifu new novelty, the SALADIN it either grafnod body and gear or earming goar and black body, solid pancl under the seat leather or clith fancy trimming sprinzs with heavy ourves the whole overcoming absolutely the great objection to road wagons—their heavy and clumsy nppensrance, und unit- Ing strenzth, beauty und grace. Send for for cutalozue and deseription of the New Rice Cofled Spring Oarriaze, “Tho Brums mer's Criend,” wnd other new and taking novelties, Weo guarantee better values than any othoer house [ the west, WEIR SHUGART CO, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. f HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, Carriage Repository, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Wholesale Dealer in Carriages, Buggies, Spring Wagons, Carts and Road Wagons. Guarantees better value and more satisfactory goods than any other house in the Missouri Valley. General western repository for 7 8 the Hamilton Grade Vehicles™ and Columbia Carriage Co's buggies, surries and phaetons. Bonanza buggies and phaetons. All styles spring wagons, ~ Van Brunt and Michigan roal and farm wagons, carts and harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited, Catalog- ues and price lists on application. HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, 12, 14 and 16, Fourth St., - = Council Bluffs, Iowa,