6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEIft SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1SS9.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
orrlCK. NO 111 FKARIj ST11HBT ,
Ecllvcrcabycnrrlor In Any I'nrt of lie City n
'I\\ only Cents 1'cr Week.
11. W. TIIVTON MANAOUU
TKI.KI'IIONKS :
JifPiNrcs OFFICE No. 41.
KIOIIT KlllTOII , NO.XI.
MINUK ME
N. Y. Plumbing company.
Coal and wood. E.K.Mnyno , 019 n'way.
A cnso of scarlet fever WIVH reported
ycstcrtliiy at the residence of J. Q. An
derson , l0l ! Frank street.
Unity guild will hold Its regular
meeting tills ( Saturday ) afternoon , wltli
Mrs. E. U. Gimlitur , FirB street.
Cnrfeon P. I'lumb , of Anderson , Mills
county , and Hoe A. Hlnohnrt , of Mnco-
donln , wore yesterday ibsuud a permit tc
wed.
wed.The funeral of Luura M. , Infnnl
ilnughtor of Mr. und Mrs. II. Rogers
toolc place ut U o'clock yesterday nftor-
noon.
noon.Mr. . Alex Malmroso will give a danc
ing party at the Ogden Monday ovoiv
ing to a small number of intimate
friends.
It is u splendid big boy , and A. S.
Hnxloton can bo pardoned for the grcal
pride ho feelH over the safe arrival ol
the youngster.
.1.0. DoIIavcn lins positively declined
to acccjit the democratic nomination fet
member of the school board , and the
city central committee has appointed
F. M. Tinnier In his stead.
The ladies of St. Paul's church want
to thank the gentlemen who &o kindly
assisted them in their entertainment
and those who patroni/ud them also.
13.V. . Ilaincs bus nearly completed
the work of refurnishing the Now 1'a-
rillc hotel , and will servo his first meal
in that famous hostelry at noon Mon
day.
day.Mrs. . T. .T. "Walker , who was 'found to
be insane by the commissioners , was
taken to the asylum at Mount Pleahaut.
The cause of the unfortunate woman's
malady was protracted sicknoss.
The monthly mooting of the Potta-
wattamie County Fruit Growers * associa
tion will be held this afternoon in the
houth court rooms of the county court
house , livery ono interested in horti
culture is invited to attend.
The transoms in the postofllco build
ing are bein r lettered by Peter A. Mil
ler. This will materially assist the pub
lic In find ing-the various rooms and de
partments. A largo directory board
will also be printed and placed in the
postolJlco department for the same pur
poses. This will give the exact loca
tion of the different rooms and with the
aid of the designation of the rooms the
people can readily find tiny point within
the building.
There was a lively foot race yesterday
afternoon between a couple of colored
sprinters. The winner is said to bo a
ringer" from Rapid City , and he "got
there" in a way that surprised his com
petitor. An attempt was made to nr-
' ango fcoveral other matches , but the
local runners were not anxious to ac-
roinmodalo the f-lraiigor. The time ,
10 ! 1-S seconds for 100 yards was si little
toO fast for tine time of year.
Mrs. A. Daw died at her homo in
Mineola Thursday night , of lung fever.
The deceased was in her sixty-second
year. She formerly resided in this city ,
and had a largo circle of friends here.
The remains will arrive at the transfer
depot at noon to-morrow , and the
funeral will take place shortly after
ward from St. Francis Xavier's church. '
Interment will be made at the Catholic
cemetery.
Another batch of boozers wore
rounded up by the police Thursday
night , and Judge Ayl.osworth comprom
ised with them yesterday morning in
behalf of the city. Oscar Ilattlo was
lined $8.10 , and Arthur O'NeillThomas
Downs and Fred Williamson were lot
off with $7. ( > 0. M. Foley , a car truck
tourist , was discharged. 1) . Burchette ,
a peddler who neglected to secure a
license , paid costs and took out the
necessary permit.
The executive committee of the local
Firemen's association hold a meeting ,
and after a short discussion decided to
make u canvass of the city among the
business men , for the purpose of secur
ing donations to help defray the ex-
ponscs of the coming tournament. The
following named gentlemen will can
vass the several wards : C. M. May-
nard and F. II. Gunnolla , First ward ;
M' F. Kohrer and 13. K. Hart , Second
warn ; H. L. Shepherd and P. Lacy ,
Third want ; II. Hirkinbine and C. D.
Walters , Fourth ward.
The presentation of "Poop O'Day" at
Dohany's last evening by a local com
pany composed of members of the Inis-
fall Philharmonic and Dramatic club
was a great burprihp. even to those who
were acquainted with the members of
the company , and their ability us ac
tors. A marked improvommit was
nliown over the last appearance of the
company in public , ana it is but juot
Hint they .should bo commended. With
a very few exceptions the company was
much bettor than homo of the so called
professionals which visit this city , and
they presented the play in a highly
creditable manner , They were greeted
with a good si/.od house , which ap
plauded liberally. The performance
will bo repeated this evening , and ns
tho. object is ono of charity , it is to be
hoped tnoro will bo a good attendance.
Parties having temperance billiard
halls and restaurants will do well to
take the exclusive sale of my temper
ance boor. L. M. FI
llavo our wagon call for your tolled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's ft Co.'s
loan ollico on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , pun-anal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
_ _
Dnrllalt & Norton for hardware ,
Btnvc3 and cutlery , 7 ! 7 and 2 15 IVway.
of HIM Itoynl Arcanum.
About twenty members of Union Pa-
cido ccnincil , No. 10UO , I { . A. , of Omaha ,
vihiloii Fidelity council , of this city ,
last evening and witnessed the initia
tion of several now mombera , . The vis
itors had an onjoyablc time and re
turned homo an a Into motor train. In
the party were William Gygor , Fred
Mot/ , Sidney Smith , J. H. .Sheldon , J.
W. Maynard.John W. Scott , I. L. Rich
ard , J. F. Coykvmlall , J. JC. Chambers ,
Kiigono Duval , L. T. Wollo , C. E.
Drown , If. W. Snow , J. 0. Preston , J ,
K. Sutton , . ! . L. Crallo , J. W. Munu
and A. W. Muldwln.
1 hnvo moved mv ollico to Omaha , at
which all orders will be received and
e- iroin which all deliveries will bo made
by ivnjjuu , I , . M. FiNicti.sTii.v. :
JiKlcip : iiili-iit Cm id HI at i' .
John Troulimui , proprietor of the At
lantic house , announces him&olf as u
candidate ) for alderman .of Uio Third
ward on the independent democratic
tfckct.
ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUFFS
Noocl of a Sooloty For the Protoc
tlon of Disabled Stoods.
THE DAY IN THE DISTRICT COURT
.Similar of nimhllng Case
Dismissed I low the O ty'fl
Money In Spent Price
Discharged.
Crurlty to Anlninli.
Notwithstanding the vigorous pro
tests made against the brutal troutmunl
of horses in this city , no cases have
yet heon carried into court , and thort
Is no visible improvement to bo notice *
in the matter. YoMordny n ease was
witnessed in the central part of the cit.y
that called for most decisive action. A
hofbo attached to a dirt wagon was
hobbling along on three legs , but \va <
compelled by the unfeeling driver to dc
its full Hliaro of work. A number ol
citizens expressed grout indignation at
the sight , but the driver was not ar
rested. This is but ono of the instances
that are of daily and hourly occurrence.
The attention of Mayor Uoliror has been
called to the matter , and ho states that
it must receive ollleial attention at once ,
It is hoped that such will bo the case ,
as the present condition of things is too
outrageous to bo longer tolerated. Kvon
bit-angers who stop In the city but n fo\v
hours can not fall to notice the heartless -
loss cruelty exhibited to horses on our
public streets , and their comments on
the indilTpronoo of eiti/.ens who allow
such a thing to bo tolerated arc by no
means fluttering. It is a matter that
demands the immediate attention of all
decent citi/.cns.
Kor Sul ( * nt a Ilarcntn.
Hotel property in Council BlulTs , cen
trally located , doing good business. 11.
P. Olllccr. solo sigont , No. 11 ! N. Main
St. , Council
Dr. C. C. Ilslzeii , dentist , Opera house
block.
AVanlotl Assistant Cook.
At the Deaf and Dumb institution.
Wages $ lo to $ : ! 0 per month. Lodging
and washing free.
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Send all orders for hottled beer to L.
M. Finkclstcin , Omaha.
The Work at Mnnnwn.
The work on the Manawa improve
ments is progressing to the entire satis
faction of all parties interested , and
will be completed in a very short time.
The willows have been removed , the
Hume at the inlet completed , the outlet
of Chautauqua creek changed into Pel
ican lake , anil the dam at the outlet of
Manawa is well under way. The pile
driving will bo finished in three days ,
and the filling which is in charge'of
Contractor Mitchell , will bo completed
shortly after. When that is done the
water can be raised nt anytime desired.
The Minneapolis syndicate , ut the
head of which is Mr. Charles P. Bras-
Ian , has purchased another forty acres
just cast of the hotel , and will boon be
gin work on extensive improvements on
the banks of the lako. Mr. Brnslan
shows his faith in the future of the lake
in a very practical manner , and says
that ho is still in the market for morn
lank in that locality. The next grand
move to be made in that direction is the
paving of Eighth street to the citv
limits.
As soon as the now council is elected
the matter will bo brought before them ,
as it is desired to have the work begun
as boon as possible. The majority of
property owners on that thoroughfare
are in favor of the improvements it will
doubtless go through.
Try our XXX bottled beer. Special
rates on all orders from Iowa.
L. M. FIXKI
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
Notice the beautiful finish jrivon col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
.7lidto Thornell'H Gri-t.
Judge Thorncll yesterday dismissed
nearly all of the cases against the
gambling and bawdy houses. It beems
that these cases should not have ap
peared on the docket , as they were dis
missed last term by Colonel Daileywho
was then county attorney. The only
casob of this character remaining are
those against Mabel Maurice , George
GuBiKickcr and Kittle Edwards. The
cases on the criminal docket were assigned -
signed for trial during the next two
weeks , beginning Monday morning.
A dccrco of dlvorco was cranled to
Carrie E. Jackson , dissolving the union
between her and Andy W. riaekson , on
the ground of habitual drunkendess and
abusive treatment.
The arguments in the Leonard case
wore begun , hut not completed when
court adjourned. The case will proba
bly be submitted to the jury by noon to
day. It has been on trial all of the
week , and has become quite a chest
nut.
Headquarters for builders' hardware ,
Odoll & Bryant , 5111 Main street.
J. G. Tipton' real estate , 527 B'dway.
Money loaned on furniture , piano * ,
diamonds , her es , buggies or anything
of vnluo at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark & Co. , ollico cor. Broadway
und Main , over American express.
A Political Ilnlil.
Last night at 12 o'clock the saloon
owned by Dan Carrigg was raided by
tlfo police. The democrats engineered
the move , which was wholly political in
the hope of driving Carrigg out of the
local con test. No olher place was dls-
turbmlj others that wore viaitod having
been kindly warned of the movement in
advance.
Special communication of Excelsior
edge No. i H , A. I < \ ft A. M. , this ovon-
ng , for work in third degree. Visiting
irethron cordially invited. By order
of the W. M.
NAT .Siur.\ui : ) , Secretary.
Rooms to rent in the Morrinm block.
B. B. Wndbworth & Co..5180 Main street.
The London "Tailor's" ia the place to
get your clothes mado. 037 Broadway.
< \n Arllxtlo ( Join.
Miss S. 11. Hchso yesterday received
icr diploma ou the "Corroi in Sky , "
vhlfh 6hn has successfully copied. The
original ic ono of the finest pieces in
the Llningor collection , and the mot
hat her work passed BO critical an ox-
imlnution as IB given , not only by the
li-xamlnlng committee but by Mr. Lin ?
iiRer himself , gives a rare distinction
o the work of this young and talented
irtUt. The original is ouo of the best
ileccs in this famous collection , Itvui
painted by Louis 1) . Hunt , an cmlnoii
English artist , and is valued at n big
tiguro. The copy will bo on cxhlbltlo
at the art rooms of W. W. Chnpma
to-day.
Happily Married.
Last evening Mr. Peter C. Miller ant
Miss Hose K. Woods wore married
The ceremony was private , and boyon
the circle of Intimate friends of tin
contracting parties none know that tin
marriage was to occur. For all that tin
congratulations of hosts of friends wil
follow them as they begin life together
The bride is the jotingcst daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. 13. R Woods , residing a
157 Hlugo street , and the groom is OIK
of the young and rapidly rising bus !
ness men of the city.
After the ceremony the happy coupli
tools the 7 o'clock train tor Washington
1) . C. From there thov will proceed t
Philadelphia , Now York and Boston
returning home in nnoul two weeks.
C. E. Smith , nephew of Charles E
Taylor , has just arrived in the Mlulli
from Spr'ingliold , Mass. , mid will make
his homo hero.
Messrs. .1. C. Root and P. W. .loMyi
'
were visitors in the BlulTs yesterda'v
The former is the editor of the Echo
the Woodman's organ , published a
Clinton , In. . The latter is the legn
head of the same organization with hi :
headquarters nt Elgin , 111. Botli let
for Omaha yesterday morning mid foi
DCS Moines lust evening.
Where the Money Oou < i.
City Auditor llammcr'b report for the
month of February it as follows : Im-
provomc'it , bond and library fund , $1-
047. 15 ; general fund , $5"il0.ll ; police
fund , $277.12 ; total , $7,711 t.OS ; flro do-
partnictit , ? 1OS9. So ; police dop.irtmont ,
$8")0 ; streets and alleys , 1J)0. ; { | ) < V > ; salaries
of olllcers , $ . " ) , " ! ) , ; ! ( ) ; printing and sup
plies , $ ; il7.Ho ; city engineer , JolKUI-V
gas mid fetreet lights , MOO.S't ; city innr
shnl's department , $27-1 ; miscellaneous ,
$1,01)1. ) 50 ; election expenses , $72.U ! ; pav
ing intersections , S&U : library. $107.05 :
special assessments for sov.ors , $ > 0ll :
bower intersections , $ ! ) ; curbing and
bidewnllc , $8.5 ; special assessments for
grading ; $70S.U5 ; grading intersections ,
$114.80 ; total , $7,7tl.9S. ;
No \ilse Pretences.
The case of the State vs. Allen Price
and TI. M. Wyelh was completed in
Judge Ayle wortha court yesterday.
The court decided that the charge of ob
taining property under fnlso pretences
had not been sustained , nn l discharged
the defendants. Another ease is now
pending in Mills county as the result of
the S'lino transaction. Leogars has in
stituted civil proceedings to recover his
'Malvorn property , and will now devote
his whole attention to that , having
failed to get revenge by sending the
defendants to jail.
KKlt COWS H\iU IAJCK.
One of BufTafn Hill's ImliuiiH "Cues
Tli'oke" in lOurojie.
NEW YOKIC , March 1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Hin ] As the steamship Tower
Hill , fourteen days out from London , approached
preached quiir.intine this morning a solitary ,
but imposing-looking passenger could be
seen pacing the promenade deck. Standing
six feet four inches , weannp a light brown
derby , black , tight-lltting Prince Albert
coat , and light-colored trousers , his band
encased in tun-colored kid gloves ,
the stiff breeze toying with his
long , black locks , the solitary
passenger was a picturesque sight. This
was Charley Picket Pin , or , as ho is famil
iarly called in Lrnkotu , "Ucd Cow , " one of
the distinguished retinue of Buffalo Bill's
followers , which loft here two years ago.
Poor "Ued Cow" has since had an eventful
and adventurous career. Sharing in all the
honors and courtesies heaped upon his
leader , Buffalo Hill , b.y the nobility of Eng
land , he essayed to emulate his uliief. When
Buffalo Bill's troupe disbanded , "Ucd Cow"
linked his fortunes with "Mexican Jo , " who
was then conducting a show abroad. They
journeyed to the continent , visiting the lead
ing cities. But the exhibition was a failure
and the Indians deserted "Mexican Jo. " Tn
Paris "Ued Cow" found himself a stronger ,
broken in pooliet and spirit , with only money
enough to take him to London. There Ills
former aristocratic entertainers know him
not , hut some Americans g.ive him 30 to get
to Dakota on , with a letter commending him
to Collector Malono. To-day "Ucd Cow" sat
in the Tower Hill's cabin waiting for sonic-
hody to start him out west. It ib probable
that the department of the interior will have
to take him in hand. He is decked with
numerous trophies received from foreign
potentates while ho was with Huff.ilo Bill.
Will Boycott the Iloads.
SAN FIHSCISUO , March 1. The Transcon
tinental association having refused to reduce
the rate of canned goods , local shippers have
chartered a vessel and will send an amount
equal to liO'J carloads of c/inned goods around
the Horn to Now York. The ship rates are
ft ) cents per hundred , which , added to the
rail rates to Chicago , ffl cents , will pluco the
goods on the market for 77 cunts per hun
dred , exclusive of wharfage , insurance , etc.
Grovor'n Imht Itrccptton.
WASHINGTON , March 1. The president
hold his last public reception this afternoon.
Over two thousand persons called , most of
whom were ladies , and the reception lasted
moru than an hour.
THE COUNCIL BLUFFS
MONEY
On hand for city loans ; lowest rates
of interest.
Fine farms close to Bluffs to exchange
for city property.
Western lanu to exchange for citv
property.
Big bargains in Broadway lots.
Fine business property to exchange
for well improved farms.
Good fresh stock groceries to ex
change for olty property and ono-third
cash.
cash.Houses
Houses and lots on monthly payments.
Small payments down. Prices ranging
from $775 to $4,000. ,
Cheap lots in Kvans1 , Wright's , Coch-
rnn's and most all additions to city.
Fine acre property for sale from $100
to $ .500 less than present worth.
Xo. 10 Pearl ty. , Council JMnfTs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
WANTKO Three ( lining room eirln 1m-
i moillately ut the new i'aclflo hotel. None
jut Jim-eland wallers need apply.
ITiOK HUNT Klcgantiy furulaliecl rooniH ,
L tluwb'orln unite. Mculslf doalrecJ. Ajiply
oKii t'frst avenue.
I7VJK HUNT Two nicely furnUlied rooum fort
tmaiiunil wiroortwoL'cnttemun.wlth uxant
> ath . Hinted Uyfuruuce. " ! l Bouth tjeveuth
itroct , A meat block.
WANT RD TItfpeonie to try the City Steam
Laundry , : it North Main.
I710H ltiNT : UliHiip. two ImmUnmo , new , Six-
L room cotta 8 , north of transfer , Council
Until ) . Inquire Illaud Itlsbtor , 6th avo. and
M at. |
[ 7KU HUNT The tliroe vtory urlck store room
L No , 40T llroiulwuy. The location Is one of
h.e best in the city. 'I ho building lias bcon oo-
upleil toy the last twenty year * by Miller & & > . ,
lai'ilware , and would be u very dtsutrublo locu-
lou for a hardware bunlutm pa tnat accouut ,
lolia lienneti.
CONTIUC11S NOTICE !
That wo nro puftlnc in the Inrgest
nntl most eoinploloi'jlno of buUilliip sun-
plies \vo have over carried , iiiul will bo
pleased to give .eatinintes on nil tin
work , roofing , furnace work and build
er's hardware. Are pleased to give os-
tlnmtcs to nil parties wlio contomplixto
building. Cull nt bur store ,
ti M\I\ .s'i'itir/r ; ,
, 'foiii ' ; tV COM : .
Wo sell the Quick Meal Gas anil
Gnsolino stoves. ' The 1889 steve is a
daisy. COM : & COM : ,
II Main street.
O. R. GILBERT ,
TAXIDERMIST
-1 IMl UKAI.KII IS
NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS ,
Orders filled for nil klmU of mammals mid
lilnl siwliniiH. ! Mlucrnli nnil fosiili ou linnd.
IllilluUi horns. Deer iiiul I'll : nntli > is. Pur nntl
Dcvr skin riiRH , iii-tillt-iiil cy.-s eliTalK > riuy
xvoikdoiu- nil Its biMUuliei. Sen-l lor c.Ua-
lonc. (
Electric Trusses , Belts , Giiest Pro
tectors , Etc ,
AgentB wanted.
f. K. .VUI > I > ,
liitilTii la ,
Tnos. UFrireit. \V. II. M. Pusuv.
OFFICER & mil.
BANKERS.
Coin - Jlaln and Hrontlxray.
COtNCll , llljUFI S. IOWA.
Ilenlei.s In foreign t-nd domestic ofchaiiRC.
Colle < tious luado und Interest paid on time do-
poults.
D.H.McOANELO & GO , ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts , Wool & Furs ,
Highest market prices. 1'iompt returns. KM
and tj "J Mala St. . lounrll lllulK lotv.v.
MERCHANTS
Who Will Snvo You Money
IFYOU BUYofTHEM ,
" fo S ADAMS' ' t f
° & CO.'S : )
jS
jSP SHOE > :
P House ,
= 5 , HI 5-
QQ Council llhiliH. i
THE BEST. > . ! ; . §
i = CJ *
IN Always = 5.S2 era
CHEAPEST I l CV3
As I can prove by I 9
. ' " i5 CT3 = sIt
hundreds.
It 3
Lanzendorfer &
Strohbehn ,
MAIN KTKIIT. : ? 00 -
FIELD & ESTEP ,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
I'nrtlcnlnr nttcntlon Kl un to llinbnlinlni ; .
io. M \ . .lluln St. , C'oiuu-ll It lulls.
Kuniltinoi-epiililiiR ucntly ilonu.
Ollico cMs nttvmluil promptly iluy und night.
l Tj ? " j Til fiI"Kis'F :
j. | , Jd MEATS
02 & 1 2 AT Tin :
= - S cc
S Lowest Prices !
{ o _ o 01
5 § 5 H
O 2 - * g-K Poultry of nil kind *
rx O GI 3 dressed lo order.
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cc " .S , O E. Mottaz
Xo. 1HK. llroiuUi'
GO TO""THE
TAILOR ,
And pel llic lu-st littin Suit
yon ever lincl.
No , 397 Broadway , Council Binds ,
CITY MEAT MARKET ]
TO THE FRONT !
_
UNTir. VUUTIIIMt NoriCB I VlM.SlU.Ti
BEEF , VEAL & PORK
OF MV OWN DIIK-5.SINC !
Iowa Cattle , Fed on Iowa Corn ,
Ami will meet any honoit competition on prices
for l-'lrst-Olass Me its.
J. M. SCANX.ART ,
12O Ilroaclway. - - Telephone 2O1.
TKYCOUU MUSH.
THE ORDER W AS
POST NO BILLS !
V OUN KE
BROADWAY
C i o S TAT I ONEK /
SCHOOL SUPPLIES./
, SWUTH
'oS ' S % y K ay.ftqN..XVN . hr > . - * * . f g r &
Tffns ? - [ P'A ' s aof s I # SMlN& 1
c.e Largest n T lSLSft l > IC A. . . , „ „ \ - > . . J TpLUVI ( . . tnr D Q
OjCafiet-
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SWANSON Music's-
o. A.Pierce.Profirietor. //0.23 < J Broadway. No.ll4MainSi" .
rurnituro 8c Stoves
on Y/eeKly or . rnanttily
payments. . Best
Selections. LotfCst
price ; . Literaldi'fcsunt
A.J.
( iM rl9
V 'S DEALCR IN SS'jFSE
. .
/VO.3Z6 BROADWAY.
V
Lawcft-yWork A SPec\a\\
STEAM
N.Mam St. Telefrftone
SEE HO W THEY OBEYED IT.
THE !
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300
HORSE POWER ,
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGJNE
. . .
SiioclllcatlonaamleHtJmntei furnished far complete uto.im plants. Ilrmilutlnn. Durability Ouar .
miteed. Cmi show IMtyw from users where Kuel Economy la prjirtl with Corliss Noii-Ctmueiibliig.
E.G. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. 61O Peai-1 Street , Council Bluffs.
An old/established / Boot and Shoe business
in Cottnoil Bluffs , Iowa.
The Philips stock of Boots and Shoes at
413 Broadway , is for sale and the store will
be rentedf' ; Best stand and trade in city.
Nearly thirty years in one location. Present
stock from $12,000 to $15,000. For further
particulars apply to G. D. Phillips , at the
store , or to N. O. Phillips , one of the execu
tors of the J. M. Phillips estate.
N. P. DODG-E , Executor.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
NEW CURIOSITY SHOP.
TRANSFER CO.
Every Department Full of
The Newest Goods
AND THE
And in ail you will find the greatest
bargains ever offered.
TOIL DU NORD
At 12l/sc. Price everywhere 15 c. Pat
terns never seen "before.
Come-everybody and tell your friends what
wonderful values are given at the
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401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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The nicest eighty acre favm on the slope iu Iowa , 0
miles south of Crcston , 100 miles east of Omaha.
Good G room house.
Barn with room for eight horses , and cow barn , sheda ,
jraineries , orchard , etc.
Good wells , living water , tame grans.
Near school , oil u roll , etc.
Easy terms.
Write C. J. COIrBY.
522 Paxton Block , Omaha , or Broadway and 'jOth St. ,
jouncil Bluffa , Iowa.
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