Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 16, 1894, Page 3

Y e __ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUN ' THE DAILY BEE. |NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES I 16, 18)1 3 :Sm plusStock SURPLUS SALE BIG REDUCTION found that an insane person In the house ‘was an expensive luxury. The commission- ers refused to take charge of her and di- rected that Mrs, Stannard either keep her or send her back to Independence, in order that Emmet county might take care of her. Good times are coming. Buy a homs while you can get it cheap. We write fire insurance in the best companies. Also loan money for local Investors. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl strect. Wood. 1,000 cords of wood for sale. Delivered in carlonds only; also bur oak posts. Ad- drest L. E. Willlams, Glenwood, Ia. No fake advertising or false promls Pierce's shoe store, but real bargains, at Washerwomen use Domestic soap. PERSONAL PARAGRAPE C. G. Saunders is back from Chicago. Mrs. A. E. Deems leaves today for a visit with friends in Adair, Ia John Merkel has come home to spend his ummer vacation with his parents on Wash- ington avenue. Roy Campbell is home for his summer va- cation. He is attending the Shattuck school at Faribauit, Minn. Miss Dora Dunham of Omaha is in the elty for a few days, the guest of Miss Mary 8. Bryant, at her home on Stutsman stre A. W. Askwith returned yesterday form Kearney, Neb., where he spent several days engaged In a hard legal fight in a $20, tallure there 1. N. Flickinger returned yesterday from a four days' trip to O'Neill, Neb., and that vietnity. He states that the whole north- western part of Nebraska is burned up by the drouth and crops are a complete failure Fred Grass has returned from Grinnell, where he was attending college. He was accompanied by Miss Sadle Haines of Grin- nell and Mrs. H. C. Dye and Miss Dora Grass, who attended commencement exer- clses. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Treynor and son, Al- bert, returned yesterday morning from D troit, where Mr. Treynor attended the meet ing of the supreme lodge of the Royal Ar canum. They aso visited their former home, Goshen, Ind., in company with H. G, P. Oglinger and Mrs. McKune, who are still there. Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale at Gas Co's office. Mra. Niles, m't'r stamping patterns, The laundries use Domestic soap o Grand Plaza picnle groun Grand Plaza bathing beach, 00 clvil suit, growing out of a recent commercial lect eight delegates. Fifth Ward t 1630 Fourth avenue and select ten delegates. Sixth Ward-——Shubert's hall, West Broad- way, and select seven delegates, Cutting a New Chan For the past two weeks the “Rig Muddy" has been making a big cut into the farms along its banks south of town, but while it has taken some big slices they are small compared to the big cuts T. B. Hughes of 919 Main street has made into the trade of his uptown competitiors. He has made a great cut in his former prices of men's underwear, straw hats and fine shoes. A visit will convince you that when it comes to big cuts cven the “Big Muddy” has to fall down. h Still Live. Dutch Boyington and Dick Webster are in Jail again, this time on the charge of trying to break into and enter the dwelling house of Collier, 1413 Avenue K. Collier was paid off Thursday night, and claims that a female friend of one of these two young men saw him pay a part of his wages out and put her admirer onto the silver trail. At 1 o'clock yesterday morning two men came around I#: dwelling and tried to get in, first at the door and then at the window, but the first was locked and when the vis- itors tried the second he held it down from the inside so that they had to leave as poor as they came. He claims he recognized them both and swore out an information upon which both were arrested during the forenoon. A ake Manawa Rallway Time Card, Commencing Saturday, June 9, trains will leave Council Bluffs for Grand Plaza, Bath- ing Beach and Picnie Grounds at Lake Man- awa as follows: No. 1, 9 a. m.; No. 3, 10 a, m.; No, 5, 11 a. m.; No. 7, 12 ‘m.; No. 9, 1 p. m.; No. 11, 2 p. m. Trains will run every twenty-two minutes thereafter until 10 p. m Return trains will leave Manawa on the half hours up to 10:30, when they will re- turn every twenty-two minutes. There's only one bargain shoe store in Council Bluffs, and it's Pierce's. Afternoon_ and night concerts at Grand Plaza, 2 to 6 and from 7 to 10. Davis, the druggist. Parls green, 25c. More of Kenodle's Crookednes J. W. Templeton returned yesterday from Adair county with the horse and saddle that were stolen from his farm east of the city by Charles Kenodle last November. The outfit had been bought by the man in whose possession it was at a public auction for $10. Mr. Templeton found that Kenodle had committed a couple of other thefts besides what had already been heard of. He worked for a farmer near Anita for a day or two, and borrowed & horse from his employer. The arging them with putting a dam in the Boyer river near Honey Creek staticn in such a way as to prevent the fish from pass- ing through, David Forsythe was the com- plainant. The case will come up for a ju- dicial investigaticn next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Genuine lightning ice eream freezers $1.49 up; lamp stoves 75c; 2-burner gasoline stoves 245, All summer goods must go at Cole's hardware store. Evans Laundry Company. 620 Pearl street. Telephone, 290, Prizes for Music. The executive committee of the Grand Army encampment have decided to offer prizes for the best music furnished by bands outside of Council Bluffs next Tuesday. A prize of $26 will be given the best band and a fine flag, 6x12 feet in size, the second. It is hoped that these inducements will bring a number of outside bands to the city. Another new machine has been recelved at the Eagle laundry. It's a collar and cuff ironer. Telephone 15 Manager of Grand Plaza can understand 22 languages. So all nations will feel at home. Oscar Younkerman's store, 162 Broadway, was burglarized Thursday night and about $200 in cash stolen. The burglars forced open the rear window with a shovel and had no difficulty in getting into the safe by breaking open the door of the cash box There is no clew to the thieves. None of the papers in the safe were disturbed. “He that does not visit Grand Plaza knows est nothing, and will be for all time to come branded a traitor to enterprise.”—Eugene. How far will a § go? Long ways at §. A, Pierce & Co.'s shoe store. Meyers-Durfee Furniture company, 836-338 Broadway. Bargains in fine furniture, The following is the official score of the Th day shoot of the Council Bluffs Gun club, blue rocks being the birds shot at Carlisle, 23 out of 25; Hart, 23 out of 25; Everett, 24 out of 25; Piper, 49 out of 60; Bereshlem, 64 out of 75, Kingsbury, 39 out of 50; Parsons, 48 out of 60. Grand Plaza excursion eccommodations can't be beaten. row boats are all the Grand Plaza’s fine 80 Domestic soup outl ts cheap soap. Shot Through the Foot. John Wiatt was busily engaged in shoot- able wi ern portion; probably Chapman in Boutelle been hauled off badly dam: this country, was yesterday maj mittee filibustered yesterday and prevented a repor from K and crossed the river. TIly arm camped near the track walting for a train Southert Cincin to be consolidated in pursuance of the late a C at Chicago, which 1s strongly antagonized by those Interested iu the school at Platts- burg, N. Y dealers in cently, have @ cents on the dollar. Creditors are cc sidering it. walk to the foot hills day before yester day, accompanied by her 4-year-old son. southeast’ the southeast portio; ‘or South Dakota—Probably fair; vari- able winds. FFor Towa—Showers; slightly cooler; vari- 1s. For Kansas—Ge the early morning by shc erally fair, preceded in vers in the east- ightly warmer in the northwest portion; variable winds, it el bl TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. have nominated C. D. district. On account of the prevailing disturb- | s ish merchants are leaving Mo The Maine popul rocco. The Baltimore & Lehigh road wi day to one of the bondholder 000, Captain 8mith Moore, one of the oldest living 1 died yesterday at Mar- quette, The steamer St. Magni which went on the rocks near Duluth, has a. The Richmond & Danville road was sold yesterday to a purchasing committee rep- resenting Drexel, Morgan & Co. Bunkl Matsukl, o native Jag, educated In ied at Boston to Miss Martha Putnam Meacom. Marion Pickering and 8imon Booker, col- ored, were yesterday given life sentences at Jeffersonville, Imjl., for the murder of Stephen Gee Republicans on thg hbuse elections com- on the Funston-Maney contest nsas. Informer Sill continued his testimony in regard to armor frdulls vesterday. = It was merely a technical elaboration of his testimony the day before. The Master Car Builders’ assoclation, in session W yedterday, compléted the revis cade of rules, touching the interchange of traffic. Judge Payne of Chickgo has intimated he will grant Prendergast no further sta of execution, " If he gets a stay it must come from the SUpreme court. Several hundred Wealers at Mandan, N. forced their way past ghe bridge guards ¢ at Steele rded & train and gof odt of town. Two hundred and dfty, Coxeyites have ar- rived at Bismarck by hoat and say they will go east from there by rail. They are D. It is uthoritatively stated the Ohlo Cleveland, "Akron & Columbus, i, Lebanon'& Northern roads are Ives' plan. A movement has been started to establish hollc summer school of philosophy Henry Newman & Co., wholesale clothing w York City, who failed made a proposition to pay Mrs. M. A. Downing of Santa Fe took a ing rats last evening when he missed his l She became absorbed in a book and the THE NEW HOME A swiftest, llghtest run- ning and best there is on ras at the World's filr. no others just as good, and they Tanging from $19.50 to THE WEEKLY BEE FREE for one year with every muchine. achine and the bes You get beth ek t newspuper o together. 337 Broadwiy, Council Biu Typowriter supplies and’ typewriters for Paint, 0il and Glass Co. We have .000 Wiyigws i1 stao A Murphy Manufacturing Ostipany. SN be made nt, sapny we will get your order. find him she raised the alarm and y died from fright n real estate g signatures to :ds of trust aggregating $17,- Our Patntean not be excelled for du finish or covering capuclty by any other u murket. Our pr 1 and 3 Fourth St.,, - HASONIC TEMPLE BUILDIN. It is stated at Lexington that the Chesa- Breckinridg ground that his o Tonger valuable. colonization COUNCIL BLUFFS. e — | ON ' X OFFICE « - NO. 12 PEARL STREET | County Prosecutor Given a Little Lesson in | At o Oriminal Law, | . AT p Dellvered by earrier to any part of the elty, s [ ut p LIS & tO C \ 1. W. TILTON, Lessce, | " | | : et o Lo o w e on e ‘LOW PRICES P ———————————— | B « e e ! Discharges the Melzers, Who Were We 1 o hed a6 1 gt f this season’ | “ | ) Connty warrants cashed at par by Citizens | Held for Conspiracy to COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A. S L L d the most interesting part of this season’s trade, that V1N oY ] Btate bank | Blnckmall is rc\lucmg SURPLUS STOCK. Having just taken detailed account of COUNCIL BLUFFS, TA. . i The Couneil Bluffs district of the Methodist | | ghiroh_conterence will be held In Duniap | —— | surp'us gocds, fo und we are cverloaded in the following lines; HOSIERY, '— BRSO e L T AR satrdil ciorlok. | \\ ASH OOD». LM)ER\\[ AR, LADIES WAISTS, AND SUN UMBRELLAS, which must be reduced before we can (\mtva.lh' our fall buy- 58 oker entertalned twelve young ) ; ; : Tady friends a¢ her home on Lincoin avends | the attorneys for Mr. ana Mrs. Mewzer, [ ing. The most important feature of the sa'e will'be the e lrr‘.mcly low prices put on all surplus goods, and will certainly be appreciated by all purchasers. hursday evening. | charged with attempting blackmail, de- | ; The High School cadets will meet 1 the dischrge of their clients be- | § o - — - -~ il st a o i i , High school bullding ut 2:30 p. m cause they were husband and wife, and being l(?‘,l,",fli EYF OGN0 thYiCaptRlny [ one for lilegal as well as legal purpos The trial of Adolph Rachwitz on the charge | °UId not be gullty of sonspiracy. feaded 1 | of burglarizing Ben Marks' house at Man- | BLECRY, TPIBIDRSSUage Lewls deciled | | l [ Z awa occupicd the district court ail day yes- case In favor of the defendants, and Mr. | ' ] terday. | Melzer were dischargsd | i The musical and literary entertainment of | ther ind ¢ ment p nding against | t | 3 :;\:- llr,_nlx‘n:n :;‘mr ‘Iww ) upl‘y l1 from | ‘lu:rl i ",] ‘,' w‘ thre ‘k ! Sc children’s ribbed hose, broken sizes, [ | Four special numbers worthy of your at-| ‘ At 10c o line of children's gauze under- he h ) he . 2! ns! tended notice | ney. Jut this cha s Wll Db given. LAteP, i torney Organ says, in that Melzer did | 80l for 10c a pair. | Ge challles, In light colors, for this sale At 25c we ofter an assortment of ladies The Knights of Pythlas will hold thelr | any money of Dr. Mulbern, but | N _ | tentlon. | wear In all sizes, 16 to 84, former price 16¢ decoration day services in their hall Sunday | $0ply demanded satisfaction " |10 yaras tor 190 ] afterncon at 1:30, All visiting knights in | e — g | | | white waists that would be cheap at 8¢ . oo The dlty are Mviteds BENNIFON LROS. 124¢ will buy the best hose ever offered i | o 36e. bits, 207 South Main street, this evening at bargains all day Saturd ; faks toot shd extra o0y, | : s “ : 8 o'clock wharp, By order 7 captain ek e i el Umbrella is the best ever offered and comes | | 1 WA Sriduattip. ofass: of tha High schaol aturday evening. - — | For §c a yard we offer our regular 12%c | 2 i) ' together with several of the teachers, were ) iadies' laundered French percale shirt | | iswaa | | Be. Every onc nt vest, but none 1 qua road. Ladies’ $1.00 quality unlaunderad French | Nsizes, 6 to 9%, extra value, | 8% Every garment that sold from $1.00 "¢ BU0d as we offer. Pilgrim Sisters academy No. 1 meet in | percale shirt waists, Saturday 50c each. s 2 | rogular session at § o'clock this cvening in - K B. U I A | their rooms in the Browse building. There [ remendous reductions in wash dress | to $1.50 we ofter in this lot. ! § will be initiations, after which refreshments | goods Uil Lo spmad LU W Uil pihility) | Ana b brella in A tor the | g will be served. | ; 8 | 4 ¢ And means best umbrella in America for the | 10c, 1214 and 17¢ are three special unm- A""f‘h:“"jl“ o R T i 1,000 ladles’ jersey ribbed vests, extra regular 25c stock, 2x2, rib and very elastic.| At 8%¢ we Include a big line of sateens, | 10c, 12 and 17¢ are thry pecial unm s Abe Lincoln post are requested to be | ine quality, was 20c and 25c, Saturday at P Ry 4 present st headquarters this evening. Bus- | 1234c and 15c¢ each. s shantong, pongees and pineapple tissue; PT'® | bers; ask to see them; extra value. fness of importance requiring att e A o S o | | . A. Sackett, Commander. e b b L A ADIE: SE, F 2140 . tifuily embroidered ladies' | A picnic party of members of the Anclent | Was 25c and G0c, now all at one price, 15c SRR | | Order of United Workmen is expected to | eact ate G ‘ ! $1.25 3 for $1.00 wo offer a fine lisle thread vest, arrive from Omaha today to spend the day | © o o g At Ll il LR | waist that we usually ask $2.00 for. | ¢ taking in the beauties of Fairmount park RIDBONS NEARLY GIVEN AWAY good values, try them. | 1 1 " ] It is thought about 500 will attend. Beautifui silk sash ribbons at 15c yard, [1/the price we ofter. the zew corolo silk, a | never sold for less than 50c each. 3 Miss Ida Clothier of Boston, a worker in i X . 4 SEiRte | the interests of the National Women's Chris- | “OTth e e O B R R e v T S s | | tian Temperance union and the Christi 800 pieces all silk ribbons, again Saturda 19¢, is the biggest value ever offered by : | Endeavor soclety, will speak both morning | a¢ 5e, 10c and 15c yard, not 3% or % their # standard goods, worth 6c Gk . 3 hite| 62%kc gents’ Egyptian lisle underwear P and evening at the First Baptist church to- | ** & Ua ak\d/Tor tHAM onyx brand’culls regulir At $1.30 we offer a beautiful line of white ; morrow. actual value. All comrades and ex-union soldlers who SPECIAL SHIRT SALE. made; only 3 pair to a customer. — $1.98 yalate, Lwith® coloreds trImminga & T Ik ins which we always sold for $1.00. toosis ars e et a5 SacamPment | 500 gents’ outing flannel shirts at 19¢ cach. X d : ; 5 Abe Lincoln post during the' grand parade | Boys' outing flannel shirts, Saturday, At 4c a yard we offer a special drive in| Entitles you to a.fine English sllk serge| .. 00 es00 $250 and $3.00 walst and review on the 20th. F. A. Sackett, | gaep 25¢ will buy our 33c number; we put this : 2.00, $2.50 and walsts. i Commander. s : 4 ot J and selected acacia handles; same goods sold ] All members of corgpany L, Third regi- | Saturday we offer all our gents' § price in at 25c rather than buy more stock. | outing flannels, well worth Sc a yard. [l ment, I. N. G., are hercby ordered to report | laundered French percale shirts, neat, tasty i aatia 00 in fuit drets whiform at the srmory at 120 | yyice, two. collars and one pale of cufls, as high as $3.00. : in the Grand Army of the Republic parade. | Saturday they go at $1.00 each. 3 for $1.00. The biggest assortment of 3 b Gt G AL, LR ERD All our boys' $1.50 Fauntleroy shirt waists | Ngoods ever offered at the price; cleaning up ALL WOOL CHALLIES. GG 1 i ek o (0 el (g 4 o.Jghn, the 1i-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. | | "0y e e 49¢ is the price we have put on all our 3. F. Adams, died of consumption at the | €0 at 98¢ each. stock and must go; see lisles, Ingrains, = 0 walata® actial valus 1125 family residence, 324 Stutsman street, after | Spend your money where a dollar goes ANl our 45c and 50c all wool challies for| laundered walsts; actual value $1.25. fine printed Jap and China silks, worth from an fliness of six months. The funeral will [ oo o SO EReE bootes, plains and Yancles sold as high as Buys the swell thing of the season. 3 take place this afterncon at 4 o'clock from | farthest. L N le 31 69c to $1.00 a yard. the Christian church, Rev. E. W. Alien offi- uncil Bluffs. il D UL clating. . = ey d Regular meeting of Council No. 1, Com- COTIel LU DT 8 3 mercial Pilgrims of America, this evening | The question of the legality of ordinances . . ’ g A | at 8 o'clock sharp. Every member requested | of the city regulating the Keeping of dis- , - to be present. Initiation and arranging to | orerly hou-es was brought up n pelice court l I" 88 i []U 8 [l ”l I’B as a 188 als 8 l ! ke DAL I ravellng men's oocbratlon on | vesterday morning, when several women were B [ [ [ 3 secretary. A S S " | given a trial re is a state law against R aaus % keeping such places, and the punishment ol R it Of the fHEh | prescribed is imprisonment in the peniten- Wotdieti alllast evening: About 150 A R i LA : sons were present, and a very attractive :“‘"ls:v!n\lh;( L,,.,;;;\:mh.fil;: n‘\v |‘ Hg AL Bl = : program of speeches and musical selections | 21OTHE R e (oFd lnana oo | horse has never been recovered. He stayed | aim and one of the bullets went through ey 1""5""‘?“‘1'- )‘\!“;f the banquet was over | Sit¥ By "'nf.,‘l'.‘fll: ;’,\'\«,'2‘1,’};"':“(f1 ".lf;;':( over night with another farmer in Adair | his foot. A painful wound was inflicted. BIG CLEARANCE SALE OF : ancing was indulged fn. their clients diemissed, but to no pu county, and when the farmer arose the next | o C o C et . l . . ; : Ed Foos, a bieycle repairer, was In Omaha | Nt caring o try the merits of their claim | morning he found a team of horses and his | For eob o 1 Thursday night with a party of friends, all | Gty Attorpey Hazelton dismissed the prose- | new-found boarder had disappeared together. y of them with bicycles. One of the tires | cy¢jon he had commenced, and filed another = Grand Plaza's cornet band beats them all. 1 blew up~ with a tremendous report while | yoo-in v o SRR Tl ire charging Will Prosecute a Kond Hog. B eorrstihand ! c i s o Fo0K® Nands were very close. The explosion | n"iclation of the state law, WHICh means a | Al Wells, a saloon keeper, will have the CHANGED THE DATE. FOR THE ommencing Saturday, June 9th, at - fore Up the sand in the street and fllled | term in the penitentiary it the charge 1s | honor of being the first “road hog” to be . ; 5 ugthin: hands "l‘,"‘h;,}’f'!"“ stones, Inflicting | 5ved. This puts a new phese on the situ- | prosecuted by the Ganymede Wheel club, | Reasons Why Popullst State Convention 8 k C,‘,m.i TN E Hikes - Thng Tohn G ation, and it now remains to be seen how the | or for that matter by any wheel man in Has Been Postponed. % Nick and Jake Bethers, Fred Rickette | Licraers will relih the construction of the | Council Blufts. Last eveing he was driving [ The executive committee of the people’s o 4 { George Waddell and I Delany, the boys | against whom the state proceedings have | up from the driving park when he met sev- | party of Nebraska held a meeting yesterday Ourbuyer left Thursday last for the Eastern markets to order our ¢ Wwho were fined $9.60 each for creating a di:- | heen ccmmenced are Mrs. Jones and Jennie | eral wheelmen on their wheels. He refused | afternoon at Lincoln and changed the date Fall goods, meantime we have concluded to redu:e our stock by a sweepe e turbance on h‘"l“ -"'“""“}'?,"“;‘“"*" paid the | Williams. to give up his share of the road, and stopped ! of their coming state convention from August ing reduction sale. b ::ldnnvcvenr:fréefilrmresp:fi’lp;u hmxluu;m;\lls;u’r;“:a Srand PlnsalIEAKeTMana o, his horse in a way "’Jf shz;;\r'ed rlllex;z \\:s‘r;l; 15 to August 24. Chairman Deaver returned l in charge of the Sisters of Mercy. If you are in doubt, come in and sec us. We are the oldest clothing chance to find out what the way of the trans- | Grand Plaza will be open to free admis- | Men thatihe ey, e ¢l the Guny- | to Omaha last evening, afier the action had | myye renowned fnstitution 1s situnted on the | HOUSSE In Omaha, and you can rely gn the goods and prices being right. 2 gressor was like, and twenty-four hours on a | £lon every day up to noon. From noon :,mlm-:llu\ernlh‘ and hauling off, he struck | been taken, and said: *When our comm! high bluffs bac < of and overlooking the elty of We quote 1',‘}-“' 07_“‘» cut dowil prices: R bread and water diet, with no possibility of u};l(lxllx‘xnflx..mg):l “:",,‘?",',"‘:]ff",",',.Efi‘".'o‘?mc\fr"'«;: W. H. Riglon with a whip over the | fixed upon August 15 we did not know that | Uofncil Blaffs =The spiclous xrounds. its :' ;}u Suits go at $10.50. a raid on the maternal cookle jar, had weak- | Will be charged, which will admit to grounds | poaq " For a few minutes it looked as | that date had been covered by the Grand | uigt noidie ARkt e Wil eted: & stalt $15.00 Men’s Suits go at $7.75. o ened them considerably. ‘;:;t(un‘]v ‘<I|1\;:: will“lm e though there might be a fight, but the Army reunion of the southeast district of | otem nent physicluns and a large corpa ot ex $10.00 Men's Suits go at $3.50. o Betty Creighton and her little child came No person of questionable character will | cyelers changed their minds and decided | Nebraska, which meets August 13 to August | perienced rurses minister to the comforts of $5.00 Men's Suits go at $2.75. 1 to town a few days ago and took up lodgings hAtBesE a0 o) en e e rou Big to prosecute him legally. An information | 17, and as there are a great many in that | "hepatients. Epecial care glven to ludy pa- at the house of a woman named Moseley, | PCPEriuticd 10 encer the ®EOUIE oo | was filed by Riddon in Justice Vien's court | district and over the state who want to at- | tents. B O S S t 3 Ao cameref Segond jyenue and THI™ | charged to persons who desire to rent boats | and Wells Wl"d‘w given a chance to ex- | tend both y‘x(xecllngs e deci;]lo;\ that lu was TERMS MODERAT g Ul S u : n eet, un she could get a place to & o v lain himself today. best to make the change. efore doing so, . v ke ‘hen | or bathing suits P ks : ¥ For particulars apply to ARSI DD IGREK s By Lelongl ;‘. (ot pavilion'of Grana! Plaga; Special Millinery Sale. our state committcemen to vote up b S|STER SUPERHH $8.00 Boy. sum RO at 4 1 N B g A Lol e Slothing = Miss Ragadale, 10 Pearl street, will sell | question, and a large majority voted to Ay $5.00 Boys' Suits go at and that of her baby in payment of the rent Republican Primarles. nicely trimmed Leghorn hats for $1.25, | change the date out of respect to the large ¢ i | BRSNS s oo warmay In Justice | This evening the republicans of Council | former price $2.50; best hats at $5.50, former | number of old soldiers that afillate with our Frank Strest - - - Couwsii BlaTs, hm ' n d er a T Aot Abous. 1§15 worth e ound ana | Bluffs will hold primaries in the various | price $10.00. ~This week. party. = We I‘ brought into court, where the case will be | Wards for the purpose of selecting delegates We want everybody to know that Morgan WEATHER FORECAST, HAVE YOU SFEN THE Full suit Balbriggan Underwear for 50.. ;- tried this morning at 9 o'clock. fo the county convention to' be held next | con’Laints and drugs. 134 and 742 Broadway. LIGHT RUNNINGg White or Colored Laundered Shirts go at 50z, 1 Irene Osborne, a lady who formerly lived | Thursday, June 21. The following are the Falr for ‘Nebraska, Preceded by Early Men’s black and tan Socks, all sizes, former price 25¢, go at 102, in Emmett county, but who has been living m:;rvs r\r\ h':}dll\!\sllml- mzcu}s‘es tlh‘ls 0"9('111"2' Domestic soap breaks hard water. Morning Showers in the Eastern Por! i 29618 = i e e ats First War necler & Herald's and se e v ASHINGTON, 15.—The indications S fo,fome (me pas I e, Sapnard of | g0 S Sgnit o & S 4000\ gy gy cphone NASHINGTON, June 33Th Shoes-—-Big Cut. from the Insane asylum at Independence on Second Ward—Council chamber, city build- Dammed a River. For Nébraska—Fair, preceded in the 5.00 ine K; S| ! 3 5 c 2 e had been | INE and select ten delegates. 5 > S Sy astel Y 5.00 genuine Kangaroo Shoes go during this sale at $2.75. g aboned. “Yeareran Mre. Stammard “mrovcns | Third Ward—Over 415 Broadway and se- | John and Issac Clinkenbeard, the former | early morning by showers in the eastern L1 $4.00 Caltskin Shoes go during fhis sale at $2.25. her before the fnsane commissioners anad | lect nine delegates. §0 years of ege, were arrested yesterday on | ortion; probably warmer in the weste '1:\1‘(3}'3 +NEW HOME DLG $2.50 solid leather shoes go at $1.25. Sl Fourth Ward—County court house and se- led in Justice Fox's court | PORUIOnS 16 rnds. S roolerl rondwa s the prototype o wanted her taken to Clarinda, as she had an information file n For Mi: ri—Showers; slightly FOJ;I" n sTRAw HAT Plchc TH'S WEEK AT THE WESTERN CLOTHING GO, 1317-1319 Douglas Strect. - - 3 Doors East from Corner 14th St. COUNCIL BLUFFS GLAZED SASH mada by the LA which we will gluze with iny kind of glass that you 1scll you for tess money thin you can bay the pior, h made in the east for.” Let us glve you pricss and HICH CRADE PRZPARED PAINT. wbility, beauty o xed palnts in th ce is $1.25 per gallon. sociation organized by will locate a colon at Belfast re- itain can be greatly increa ort sent out from L ru“rn.ul man, man Arrested 1s ho relation to. the evidence in murder case and the chances are that he will be The grand jury of the District of Colum- ¥ y investigated the cases of the contumacious witnesses certified up by ents were agreed but have not the battle of is expected 200 lodges will be represented capita tax will not be allowed representa- A company has been organiz d¢lphin to put into use the I of telephones ench system The system this country. competition adapted principally 5 in hotels, apartment houses and large office Steam and Hot Water Heating for | MONEY FOUND, OWNER CAN HAV The Chicago Board of Trade s likely to competitor 8oon, the row between the board and warehouse of their own, Chicago Corn exchange. Membership 1s to be limited to 1,00, BEO, P. BANFORD, A W. RICKMAN, President. Oushiloe, First National Bank of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa - - $100,000 - - - 12,000 103t banks in the state of lowa We suslnsss anl collections. We pay 8 lenoaits. We will bs pleaed to nton ti Bee and Berve you Spacial Noticass COUNCIL BLUF#3; GALLAGE REMOVED, CESSIOULS, VAUL chimneyn cleaved. Ed Lurke, &t 4ayio wrocery, (40 Broadway. STURAGE, FIRST-CLASS, FOR 200 H. 8 miles notth of town; good L. P. Judscn, 920 Bixth wvenue way, Council’ Diufte, AD; in in_churke. or 328 Broude FOR BALE, 10-ACRE FRUIT FARM, WELL {mproved, " chieap. Greenahicids, - Nicholsom 3 EAME by calling on A. Culver, 0 Muin at Residences and Bulldings. — CNALE, A FINE $ MONTHS -OLD JERSEY J. G BIXBY, nelter, and’u Z-montha'-old Jersey vil botl eligible 10 registry in cac W Groneweg, 210 Frank street Main, 208 Pearl Streets, Council | X Goon GInL, CAN FIND A FTEADY PLAGH Bluts, lows BB A e e