Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE N 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered Ly Carrfer in any part of the City 1L W. TILTON, - MANAGER T OXEs | Business Office TELEPHONES | Bisines O MINOI ME Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. W. E. Lindsey, 8 daughter If you want water in your vard or house R0 10 Bixby's, rrinm blo Thie Sons of Veterans will meet this even iog. A full aud punctual attendance is de sired Marriago licenses wore issued yesterday to J. H. Sauers_and Minnie Ackerman, and to Jeus Poter Nelson and Mary IHeda, ail of Omaba, Bill Woodward was arcested last evening on upper Broadway charged with threaten- ine to knock the head off Policeman Doyle while drunk. J. W. Peregoy and a number of other Biuflites ieave tiext week for a hunting trip of several w s over the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road. District court adjourned yesterday after noon in order to give the judge and the at torneys an opportumity to attend the metno- riul exercises in the federal court The Chautan a reading circles will com- mence their work next week, and vho ex- pect to take up the course are requested to hand in their orders for books at once to C. H. Judson. he Inisfail Dramatic company repeated its entertainment, “After Ten Y or The Maniac Wife," at the Broadway theater last ning to a fair sized auaience. In some respects the parts were better taken than on the imitial performance and the audienco was highly picascd Lewis Morrison will present “‘Faust’’ at the Brondway theater on Friday and Satur. day evenings, Ho carries two carloads of scenery with him, and the drama will be presented with all the scenic splendor that has made the name of Morrison famous all over the countr A happy surprise was perpetrated upon Colonel K, J. Abbott Monday night athis residence, 509 Damon_ street, by a number of ids. The occasion was his fiftieth birthday, and a number of the city ofticials together with other friends, took advantage of the fact to call unexpectedly upon him. A number of valuable presents wero given and his wife, and at a late hour the compan, broke up, after wishing him many returns of the day. In police court yesterday morning Jonn Smith and George Oliver, the two printers who enguged in a fight last Saturday night on Broadway, were fined $14.50 for disturb- ing the peace. Craig Mardis was fined a like amount for committing an assault. L. Win- ters was given thirty days in the county jait for stealing a coat from the Model clothing store. Charles Graham was fined §25.70 for drunkenness and using obsceno lauguage. A. B. Jay paid a fine of $10.30 for drunken- ness. The members of the athletic classes in the Young Men's Christian association gave an exhibition last evening in the Auditorium. “The room was crowded, and an_interesting entertainment was provideo. The athletic exhivition included worlk on the horizontal and parallel bars, races and tumbling, the latter under the direction L. C. Dale. The programmo was interspersed with ox- cellent music oy & quartetto consisting of Colonel Tulleys, W. L. Murpny, C. A. ¢ and Miss Luring, a cornet solo by Mr. Mur ¢ violin solo by Mr. Case, voeal solo by V Fornekes and mandohin solo by Ltod Lanzen- dorfe. A handsomo sum was realized whicn will be used in fixing up the eym- nasium. An injunction was 1ssued in_ the district court yesterday in accordance with a petition filed by J. N. Schefller, guardian of Maria Theresa Keennn, against Heary Wagner and others. Scheflier claims that. Wagner ob- tained a judgment of $1,100 against Catherine Ceenau, and that after her death Wagner suit against her husband, Felix Keenan, to have the judgment sutisfied oy levving' on his dower interest. Subse- quently, it is alleged, the court decided that Keenav's dower interest in the property was not liable, as it was the homestead, but Waguer still wants to get hold of it aud bas accordingly levied exccution on the home- stead. A sule of the property nas been advertised to take place October 5, but by the injunction issued yesterday Wagner is restrained from proceeding with the sale. Cure for the Drink Habit. Tne John Holiday Kamedy company, of Burhngton, In., guarantoes to cure the drink habit and dypsomania. Home treatment. Remedy sure. Ingredients harmloss. Per bottle, postpaid, with full directions, $2.50. No testimonials’ published, and corréspond- ence kept inviolate, Wo have used our own medicine, ——- You will have a chance tosee the finest furs as well as the tinest milliner, at Louis’ unnual millinery display Thursday and Friday this week at Ma- sonic block, There has never been an investment offered in Council Bluffs that was as safe as Morningside id at the same time gave such promise of a large profit to the investor. It does not depend on a boom nor even on the growth of the city. The extensive improvoments that have been planned and arc now being made, ndded to what nature has already done for it are as certuin to make it move valuable as day is to follow night. It will not bo lonjr till Morning- side will be so much more beautiful and desirable as a residence place than any- thing else in th that people who want nice places for permanent homes will be glud to get lots there at prices that would seem extravagant now. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Emig and davghter, Mary, of Mes ave the guests of che family of P, G. Emig on Park avenue. A. E. Kidd has gone eastin_respouse to a telegram announcing the serious iiluess of his wife, in Penusylvania. Miss Dungan was called yesterday to Tama City, Ia, by @ telegrain announcing the duiigerous illness of her father. Mrs. Stowart and Miss Ruth Stewart, mother and_ sister of City Attorney J. J. Stowart, arvived last evening from Oskaloosn and will spend some time here visiting. Miss Carrio Stevens leaves today after o pleasant visit with Dr. and Mrs. A. P, Hanchett, She will visit friends in Ken tucky and Now Yo vo returnfug to her homa in Los Ang DeWitt's Littie karly R bost little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath, Do you ever look back ten years to a time when Council Bluffs was much smaller than it is now and when corn and potatoes were being grown on what is now some of the best proverty in town? Do you ever wish you had bolight some property then, even if it was hard work to pay for it? Do you know that Coun- eil’ Bluffs could not stop growing if it wanted to, and that in addition to its own growth we ure sure of g oa good share of the increase in population which will come to Omaha with better times? We venture to predict that there is not a dollar’s worth of real estato in town that will not be worth several tim»s what it is today in another ten Years, When that tiv comes vou will have to pay & good round price if you want a lot in Morningside, because they w.il all be owned by people who won't care to sell at any price, Morningside wus platted last year Ten modern artistic houses have al- dy been built. A large number of lots bave been sold to others, who in- tend to build, e, Drs. Woodoury, dentists, 80 Pearl streot, noxt to Grand hotel, Telephone 145- High grade work a specialty, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLU S, Burglars Raid Hart's Jewslry Store with Great Suco 88, MANY VALUABLE WATCHES SECURED. While the Room Was Brightly Hlumi- nated and an Officer Patrolled the Sidewalk, the Work Was Done, A. A. Hart, who Keeps a jewelry store at 537 Broadway, was visited by burglars yes. terday morning, for the third time within a year and a nalf, When he opened his store avbout ¥ o'clock in the morning, be received the first intimation that all had not gone right curing the night. The outer doors of bis safo stood wide open, while the iuner doors lay scattered on the floor, together with & ch'sel aud sledge bammer, Which had evidently been used by the thieves in effect- ing an_entrance. Ou the show case near the riins of the afe lay the wa cases and jewelry trays which he had put in the safe before locking up Monday night, entirely stripped of their contents. Not a thing was left n the store in the way of watches and Jewelr but the stock w otherwise un touched, so far s 18 now known. Mr. Hart places his loss at about £1,000, which was con- siderablyfover half of ail he had The burglurs had entered through the back deor. They had first attempted to force their way through a window, and had bored a dozen holes in a wooden shutter in such a way 85 to enable them to breuk it off. T had also cut away some of the putty on one of the panes of g 4 then for some reason or other abandoned that part of the performance. After obtaining entrance to the shed on the rear of the building they cut out onoe of the panels of the inside door and unlocked the door from the inside, A light was burning on the show three feet from the safe, and it burning when Mr. Hart opened t:p yester morning, <o that the thicves must have dorie their work with surprising boldness. They succeeded in some way in_getting the outer doors of the safe open. Mr. Hart is_certain ho shut them and locked them when be went home at night, and the one mystery con- nected with the case is how any safe blower who manifested so much greeuness in some of his other transactions could master the combination and get into the safe in the pro- fessional style, Aiter the outer doors were opened a hole was drilled in the inner door and the com- bination blown to pieces with powde tho thieves then nad everything their own way, The tools which were found on the floor in the morniug were identified by G. H. Brown a8 being the ones stolen from his blacksmth shop or unper Broadway, and consequently the sama ones that were used in cracking the safeat the Cousolidated Tank line ofice last Friday night. There is no clue to the perpe trators of the deed, but public opinion puts it down to the credit of a gang of well kuown toughs who have been permitted by the authorities Lo lio around the city for months past without molestation, Parents Read This, July and_August are anxious montns for mothers who carefully watch over their little ones. Hot days and frequent changes of temperature are liable to_produce cholera morbus. How satisfactory it should be for parents to know that Hallar's Pain Paralyzer is both a pleasant and effective remedy for all summer complaints. It soothes and re- lioves all pain and griping and always effects a complete cure. STILL LEADING THE PROCESSION. That is the Way the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Achieves Success— See What We Offer This W eek. For this week the Boston Store will offer as a_special attraction a magnifi- cent display of ladies’ coats and furs, It may be a little early yot to call special attention to these things, but we beli in leading the procession, and if you are not ready to buy you will' take pleasure in looking over the many beautiful things we show in theso line: Wo ¢ just received our fall line of ladies’ garments in all the latest styles and cloths, including cheviots, chevrons, benver, diagonals, ecuna and matalasse, made up both with and without fur teim? mings FURS. FURS. FURS In muffs and capes we have the most completo assortment we have ever shown, including black hair, French French, beaver, beaver, ra monkey, mink, cupo seal, kr 1d sonl, real seal, marten, black skunk, astrachan, oppos- sum, nutrin, and in children’s sets we show chinchilla, Angora, Thibet lamb, ermine, tiger and white coney. OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Our Kid Glove Department is the best assorted. We also cal the largest and most complete line of all the leading brands known. The genuine Fos! Kid Gloves ke a specialty of at $1,00, $1,25, $1.75, $2.00 und 22.25 in dressed and un- dressed. 3OSTON STORE, Ceuncil Bluffs, Ia. Swanson Music Ce., 335 Broadway. —— [ has Skippe 1. An information has been filed in Justice Hammer's court by Mable Ward, an Omaba young lady, chargiug Charles C. Ewing of Omuba with seduction. A warrant has been issued for hisarrest and has been placed in the hands of an oficer, but in some way Ewine has been enabled to elude the man with tho star. Ewing was the recipitent of considerable notoriety somo time awo by reason of certain acts of bis in Omaha while he was connected with the Commerciul college of that city, but eversinco his escanade became_public hé has been biding from the ofticers. Monday after- noon ho was seen on tho street with a young lady, and o warrant was immediately put in the nands of a constable, but he postponed making the arvest until after ho had gone on a fishing excursion, so Ewing made his es- cape. He has not been seen since. Use Haller's Gorman ills, the great con stipation and liver regulatg Ihe Reason Why We have marked our goods at plain manufacturers’ prices is that we ing out of business. Our time he limited und we arve willing to dispos our goods without a cent of profit as ily as we can employ help to waiton customers. Everybody “who visits our store can see what goods cost and all must be sold at cost. Furniture, carpets, cooking and henting stoves, bedding at actual cost: many goods less than cost. Call eurly before the stock is broken. MANDEL & KLEIN, How the Missouri ¢ hangec The taking of evidence in tbe Cut-Of island case was resumed yesterday moraing in the office of Attorney General Stone. Nebraska was represented bp C. J. Greene of Omaha and lowa by Attorney General Stone City Attorney Stewart and Smith McPherson of Ited Oak, ~The first witness was tho city surveyor, Thoinas Tostevin, who had on hand a lot of maps which had beén drafted for the purpose of showing the movements of the rivor in the vicinity of Cut-Off. A large part of the morning session was occupied in taking Mr. Tostevin's testimony In the afternoon a number of old settlers were present and their testimony was taken, most of it consisting of recitals of lucidents which were calculated to show the uncerta in character of tho river, and the suddcn and great changes 1t bas mude in its channel The most interesting was Martin Hughes, the contractor, who has been a resident of Council Bluffs for twenty-five vears. He stated that in 1867 he had seen forty acres taken Aaway from the east side of the river in & single season, watchfulness in moving his ma. Bean as Ben Gay is worthy of mention en passant, for he plays the part oly with none of the swagger of the | ysudeville stage so inherently a part of the water beforo Railroad company b compelled to move its tracks b cil Bluffs and Junction, which roperty, six or soven total distance of iwo miles on account of suc- shments of the r ¥ wiil be rosumed this , and about a dozen witnesses are tho work will wondertully is n big card among the specialty 110 the past Bogd 18 fin de seicle, widow from Chicago, 1ot too strenuous culture but makes up forit in_biff, clently gushing and gay to please the most sigit of her. Conor she did a dainty bit of work, reminis be completed today Constipation poisons arly Risers cure constipation. the disease is gone, 1, which used to be the very school entertain- ond edition cause removed he Alabaugh I da resistance in ot ur company of Omaha hibit some fine sacques and new- black, for the reason that she was aro several v, and the magnifi sisters, who give an exnibition of ing upon tho piazza of the CIiff house. y well they are variety, in keeping with the play. s in the com- Now fali goods, finest line in t just received at Roite Mrs, Pleiffer's Millinery Display. display will take place on ‘Thursday and ) ladies will find it to be the tinest display of the will be well repaid for a visit. % will bo shown in NS TONIGHT, Will Be Ready for the Crowds, The Omaha exposition will open tonight at the Coliseum building on stores wil be open HONORS TO THE DEAD. tho complete suc: yices Held in Honor in RSSO Ve Late Judge Loy, For the rirst time iu Memorial cess of the affair, not been without a every one who has visited the bullding within venty-four hours. Every space in tho building has been taken and the exhibitors for the district of southwestern Love was appointed t F have vied with sition by Franklin Pic have vied with the attractiveness of their displays e “““““” WAS | As aresult the unattractive interior appointed his successor a fow weeks ag rations of bunting und evergreen form an attractive contrast with colors comprebiended by the diversity of session of court was given the numerous dis- to & memorial service in honor of softhe bar from this I'he afternoon While the local dealers and manufacturers ority, vet the displays mado by Judye Love. assembled 1n the clock struck « Hunter entored the room, followed by Judge Shiras of 1. Reed of the court of private land ¢ and Judge Woolson. the exercises begun w lutions by Judi one of thie prominent and formerly from a distance to attend court, the court room. the exposition Lincoln_county locomotive constructed entirely products of that county, sting featuro of the exhibit, and tho y made by the Nortolk beet at tne Norfolk fair will also be among s to be seen at the ope M. Thurston will open the ex- Court was openod, und ling of reso- of the state & member of tho district bench, . Baldwin of Council Bluffs followed ding of the resolution with u speech, which he eulogized Judge Love as excelicd none instrength of thought, plainness spezch, and judicial firmuess and integrity. Assistant District At- 3 . Howell of Keokux, a set of rosolutions prepared by the members Judge Woolson then ning tonight. presented by the Musical Union band. , By tonight all the display will be complete the best exposition thrown open to the public ever held will be He was followed b For delicacy, for purity. and for improvo- the IKeokuk bar. nothing equals i Pozzoni’s Powder. tantion to the financial disasters in the midst of which Juage Love took the bench, and the problems growing out of the the developme tho other questions with which his decisions He paid an_eloguent onal worth and the professional integ- rity of the deceased. — iose of the war, west and all | For the Douglas Con Convention. n eloctors of Douglas county, by called to meet Republican The repuntic Nebrasica, are b vention at W o'ciock p. m., nomination fices, to-wit: Clerk of the district-conrt, County judge, County clerk. purpose of One minute time often makes a great dif- didates for the followlng of- ference—a one minute remedy for broachitis, choking up of tho th course is a blessing. Cubed Coughi Curd is Ko sale by ell draggists, b Cure—One minute. The novelties of the season A 3 5 e issioner, Firat di trict. in petty effects and dainty creations of Rt R Ono superiotendent of publio fnst I\ justices of poace atJarge (o tho ity of y and Friday evenings. Six constables at larze fnr city of llumhm i 3 And assossors for the Extensive improvements always add to_the value of ¥ is being improved us no other addition in the city has eve Morpingside s aid convention shall been improved. aha mine for the city of South Ouo: tinct outside of Omaha and S outh he primaries for the d convention shall nt wards of the citles month and invest 1t in a lot you will get the benefit of these improvements and you will find ita most satisfactory in- | beheidin the diife o'elock noon and 7 o'c 3 procinets outside ‘of said ciles, on th » hours of 7 and 0 0'clc rospects_conform ws of Nebraska In such case made Struck by a Motor. The Fairmount park motor got in its work again last night, and this time Joseph Camp- the Wabash, whose Mo., was the vie Broadway about 8 o'clo just above Bryant street, and the motar w coming down street in charge of Conductor Thorne and Motorman Eastman. the Salvation was stationed at the corner. duy between ¢ at S erTY, Dated this 26th day of Septembel homie 15 at Sanberry, MosEs I O"BriEN Chalrn He was crossing M. I REOFT ? DeWitts Littlo Eariy tasers; only pil to cure sick headache and regulate the bewels —_——— was watching A friend who saw the motor coming and called to him to get out of the way, s hearing the warning, and the motor caught him just as stepping off the track. He was thrown fifteen feet and fell on his Ho was picked up into Atkins' v attended hi es were coufined toa terriblo gash in tho back of his head from which the blood flowed in a stream, and some bruise was' thought possible that he internal_injuries, but positively until Burlington, Republicans es for Political Success. Burixatoy, Ia., Sept. [Special Tele- Sheridan opened the prepublican campaign He spoke to a large andi- the political head on the and cariied, unconscious, store, whera Dr. in this city today the opera house His speech was an eloquent treatise on the tariff and a defense of the McKinle He also handled the speech in New York Greav enthusiasm is without gloves. throughout republicaus, Wheeler's majority is figtrod at 25,000, wight have sust at ean not be decidd Campbell was taken to the Wabash round “ouse where he spent the night. Magicteadacne Wafors, Curesal . No Receiv headaches in 20 minutes. Stovx Ciry, la., Sept. am to Tue Bk, for the appointment of a re Indemnity and Investment company of City is wholly erroncous, A matter of equity mutual 1uterests of c is pending in the court, but the question in litigation in nowise it volves the standing or solvency of the com- Required. The reported apvlication 3aldwin blk, tel 303 1 Baldwin blk,tel eiver for the Life < Trimble,atty at Manhattan trip tickets from Omaha, includin, ride, 50c; on sale at news stands at Mil- Il '44] licy holder: lard and Murray hotels. 10,01 ROLOV. A0 WILLING Monacus is Anxious to Face the Hy- nty's Fair, Iter at Once. Sam Monacus the Italian barber who it is claimed abducted Julia Lagomarcino, lived at 013 South Thirty-seventh streat, and was brought Missovrt VALL o thirty-third opened today The exhibits of annual fair of Harrison county good attendac are unusually features of the sence of fakirs and gam of the best gpeed of the o test for the purses offeted. Miller some meeting is the ab- Monacus was lovked up n the ity uspicious character. cuit is hore to con- and charged as a The prisoner was s eveang and_appeared porfectly willing to KA el e s Cepan Rapins, Ta., Sept. 20.—[Special Tel- Butler, & work- Cedar Rapids Northern gravel pit about five milos above tho aving bank today and dy¥ing 1 a tew hours, bome is in Dubuque, “I'did not abduct or I wanted to get married, but could not parents’ cons ran away to Chic and the Miller girl, wanted to go along so we let he “In Chicugo we tried could not because Julia is not y when i jail came to me and I told him 1t would and theu 1 effect ut the Burlington, Generoiads ., was caught by in Chicago a d Sharp Frost in fowa, a paper to that Booxe, In,, S Tho very sharp frost this moraing bas cut vegetation, that Monucus had tried ty clf while in_ju i DeWitt's Little made a similar coustipation placed in a ¢ Use them now. ade an effort to take his grow quite indignant nied that he ha either here or in Chicag did have a bandk: but that was on ac emphatically de- NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST, tried to do_any such thing, Nebraska. Bassett wants an elevator. A Christian science f tied about bis neck, ount of a so to want to die. wmitted any oth association is to be ¢ not killed anybody lievers in that faith at AlLLT did ‘was ta girl Uwant to marry and I hope Julia's par- A camp of Mod at Falls City, wembership of thirty-fve, and a box of matches started n firo fire department dmen was organized career \rith a Agate bearin, power, grocers es, coffea mills with pIrigerators ue of Borden & Sellock Co., Chicago. at Cozad which gave | hustle to save valuabl Sergeant-ut- 4 States senat Sons of Veterans with an ¢ While the li-year-old daughter of William Robb resiaing ne the saddle tur Valentine of the United AMUSEMENT>, Trip to Chinatow picture, made by 50 to speak, of u few bits of col performance, the show is the st Omaha has seen this year. personage in designless | a turn of the kal was riding a throw the r As a variety fracturing her ocast who stands out lu seminary to take ure originul to himself and peculiar intonation Ho gives life to the comedy a ' for which the | swallowed a large dose of eyewater which he beostalog safamons found in a small bottle. o was soon taken very ill, and his condition for some hours dangervusly critical, Ho is now, how- ever, out of danger. Josh Brown, & farmer living near Chapoell, rajsed a watermelon t weighed forty pounds. Mr. T. A. Ball, liviog near tho | water works in Superior, raised one that measured three feet in circumference one way and four foet the other, and weighod forty-three pounds. Rev, Mr, Bray, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Aurora, went to visit a friend at Hampton who is a photographer. Shortly after dark hoe came out of the photograptic wgallory, which stands back some distance from the sidewalk, and supposing ho had reached the line of tho walk turned north- ward and fell into a deep dellar on the ad joining lot, in which thers were a number of bricks. He sustained a fracture of oneof his logs and very severe injuries about the faco and head Tow Leonard Tedrow of Ida Grove 1s dead at the age of 81, Potatoes ara o drug on the Davenport m ar ket at 20 cents per bushel The Cedar Rapids city council will con- demn seventy ucres of iand for park pur poses. Five hundred and fifty-six children of Ida Grove, or one-fourth of the population, are of school age. Hattie Jessuphias sued William Andrews,a Montrose saloonkeeper, for §00 for selling liquor to minors. T'here is a movement on foot at Dubuque to have an_illuminated town clock placed on the top of the new court house tower, Miss Clara Quirk, the Des Moines young lady who fell upon a red hot stove soveral weeks ugo and was badly burned has died of her ijurios. Tony Seig, who immortalized his name by shipping cats 1nto Dakota by the carload,was before the Dubuque police judge the ather day for fighting. A Dubuque man washed his hands 1o tur. pentine nd held them over a fire to drv. The turpentine was ignited and nis hands were severely burnod. The Dubuque electric street railway has been sued by John Evans for £,000 damages for the loss of his littlo 5-year-oll daughter, who was killed by the cars. Two little Hill boys of Boone, aged 6 and 4 years, wandered away from home and b camo lost in the woods.” A searching par found them late in the night, Sparks from a passing locomotive set fire to and destroyed five stacks of hay belongiug to Wiliiam Earnest near Long Point. He has filod u claim against the Chica, North- western for £20, the value of seventy tons of hay. Nearly two years ago Louis Heeb put the fire end of a lighted cigar against the flank of a horse in the Dubuque fire department aud the horse was badly buraed. The in telligont animal remombors his enemy and whenever Heob enters the engine house the horse shows signs of anger and tries to get outof his stall to wreak vengeance on the man. As the pay train was going north from Waterloo on the branch road a man named Beebe, living at Nashua, was driving along the track between thut town and Plainfield. The cars frichtened his team, which ran v, and he was thrown out. The train men noticed that he seemed to be injured and the train was stopped and he was taken aboard ana the train startod for Plamfield. Hedied on the cars, however, before that place was reached. - Confivmed. The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agrecably liquid fruit rup of Figs a fow years has beon more thau confirmed by the pleasant experi- ence of all who havo us success of the proprietors and manufacturers of tho California riz Syrup comp The Genuine Imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. is of great bemefit in temporary and habitual constipation, liver and kidney diseases, chronic catarrh of the stomach and powels, rheumatism, gout, &e.. and should be used in the morning before breakfast. Obtain the genuine article, imported in round bottles. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents, 6 Barclay Street, New York. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, el at DOR R Furnished house of 7 rooms 26 Third avenue. UND--H horse, saddled and bridled. Enquire T. Fernley. 2508 South avenn VERAL stocks of merchandise and clear ¥ Omahia ind Council Biuffs property to ex change for lowa farms. If you have u farm to offer, write to Johnston & Van Patton, Council Bluffs. NOR SALE—20 acro frult 1 throo miles from postofiice, hiznly improved and vory desirable. Forest Smith, Buldwin block T XPERT Columbia bieyele, 52 inch, Latect order. will trado for ool Atkins, Council Bluifs, Tu. NLAIRYOYANCE. mind reading or Psy- Jehometry, Diseises of all kind diagnosed and treated with hot baths and massage. Allletters promptly answered. Office hours, Oam. 1010 p., No, M2 avenu cor. I5th stre s, RO SALE or Rent—Garden Jand with houses, by J. R. Rice, 101 Main st., Council Biuffs. QO RENT Furnished roors, with or with- out board. Very destrable location. Re ences required. 400 Glen avenue, adjolni hool park. “V}\.\'n.n good girl nue. WaNT DA zood, steady, sober barber. teudy employment. 931 South Main street, Council BlufYs, ST.FRANCIS ACADENY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTH ST. Can bo roached from uny of tho depots on motor, Conducted by the Sisters of Charity, B, V. M TERMS—Lor board andtultlon, embracing all branches of a finished e lueation for young ludies, for sesslon of five months. com meneing first Monduy in Seotember und Feb- For further particalars 1 t SUPERIOR, St. Francls Academy, Council Blufrs, [ CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK,... . SURPLUS AND PROFITS TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS DIRECTORS—T. A, Millor. F. O, Gleaso, Shugurt, B E. 10t 0, D Edmundson, Charles R. Hannan, Transact general bunking busi ness. Larzesteapital anid surplus of uny ban'c in Southwestern lowa NTEREST ON TIME DEfOSITS W CESTER 14 . Main §t,, Cousoll Bluffs, Funeral Director aud Embalmer, THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN N. W. TAYLOR, Manager Plso's Remedy for Catarrh is the Dest, Easiost 10 Use, and Cheapest CATARRH ' Rold by druggists or sent by mall, . K. T, Lazeltine, Warren, Pa. BROWNING, KING & G0 S. W, Cor. 15th and Douglas Has it ever occured to you, the absurdity of pa, sume for a FALI nerves himself up to ask? us the .\\u‘\u\ swoll tailor s high priced nm-nu:s and the handsome Business and Dress Suits, light, ht Overconts we've made up for fall and winter comfort und economy from 8.00 1 $2.00 made to orde muke a few comparisons between the F1 you out & businese suit il We guarantee to fit you out equal of any from genufne English clay worsteds, unfinished worsted fine cassimeres or any of the late or styles iknown to men of tast>. I8 OVERCOATS. light and heavy weights, ¢ English box, all late fads among men of dress, at pri cos ranging 0 340 We cater for fine trade. We'll do the rest. BN We want your judgment on our present G, K &GO Reliable Clothiers, Southwest Cor. 15th & Douglas Send for catalogue. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, A. Schoedsack, Bl\.llfs and 1521 Far nmn 1::'.., Omal of every description. Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. chants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character edyed and finishod equal to new. Proprietor, Broadway, Dyt S e e goods Packages received at_either Council Bluffs. office or Send for price list. nd mmt approved nm\'hlhul'_\',:m-fl at less cost than you ever paid bafoe SUOH TNING DO NOT)| ixpenses Low. \Send for Circnlan ‘(/MN/’ s W. S. Paulson, * Council Bluffs. FIRST \'\ll()\ AL l HANK Paid Up rup.ml 200 bank 1o the ¢ wxchango and | A Bookkeeper, A Stenographer, A Typewriter. SANFORD, Pr tant Cashien Ef] INLIL BLUFFS STE F\M DYE WORKS. Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, and 1017 Broadw