THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; U THURSDAY , MARCH 21. 1889.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIlTBLTJFFS.
OFFICE. NO 13 FGARIj STREET.
rclheredby carrier In Any Part of lie City a
TwentjrCents i'cr Week.
U , W. TII/TON. . . . . MANAGEH.
TKLKl'IIONKSi
IJCMNFM OFT1CK No , JO.
NIOIIT KDITOH. No. Si.
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MINOU MIC.NT10N.
N. Y. Plumbing company.
Coal and wood. E.E.Mayno , 010 B'way.
Harmony chapter No. ! i5 , O. E. S. , meets
this evening At Masonic boll in regular ses
sion. By order W. M.
The Firemen's Veteran association will
meet at the city building to-morrow evening
to o'cct ' oniccrs nnd transact other business
relative to a permanent organization.
The Kensington club was entertained yesterday -
terday oftcrnoon by Mrs. F. II. Evans , cor
ner of Sixth avenue and Sixth stroct.
Seymour C. Watson , of Extra , was bound
over to the federal grand Jury In the sum of
1000 for violating the Internal revenue law.
The funeral of the four-year-old son of
Mrs. faneath will take place from the rest-
dcnco 2J19 Avenue A , at 2 o'clock this after
noon ,
Building permits wnro Issued yesterday to
W. W. Hike for nfJOO cottage ; L. D. Fowler
ler , ? 1,000 cottage ; C. J. Hoth , * 300 cottage ;
Ed Pierce , f 1,200 cottage.
Ella Brown , Vcrnio Perry and Carrie
Bennett , three Madison street cyprlnnswero
corralled last night for disturbing the peace
on Washington nvcnno.
The work on the Eiseman block Is being
pushed along vigorously. It is a great Im
provement , und will bo ono of the most at
tractive buildings in the city.
The Johnson-Uleason dog case has been
resurrected and will again try n whirl
through tbo courts. Mr. Johnson has filed
a notice of appeal in the superior court.
The werk has been commenced on the en
largement to the Globe building. The build
ing will bo entirely remodelled , and will pre
sent a very line appearance when completed.
Arrangements nro being made for the pre
r sentation In Omaha of the "Old Dcstrik
ir Skulc , " which had its origin hero , and
which has proved so taking a local entertain
ment.
The preliminary arrangements nro being
made for the presentation of "The- Temple
of Fumo" soon nfter Easter. It will bo
given for the benellt of St. Paul's Episcopal
church.
The Elcctno Light company is having the
electric towers treated to the annual coat , of
paint. The painters find the work a little
bit too lofty , and complain that the breezes
toy with their chinchillas.
The medical society of the Missouri valley
meets In the Masonic Tcmplo hull this even
ing , and will continue in session to-morrow.
This is the rccular quarterly meeting , and
will doubtless bo an interesting ono.
The Rescue steamer , that has boon doing
duty at Lincoln for the past three months ,
arrived homo yesterday In charge of Fire
man Norris Wicks , who was detailed to run
the machine while at the Ncbrasica capital.
Mrs. Tumor , who was arrested Tuesday
night on a charge of adultery preferred by
her husband , was discharged yesterday by
Judge Aylcsworlu. The alleged paramour
is A. L. Trotter , with whom Turner claims
his wife has been living since August , 1883.
The board of trade has appointed a com
mittee consisting of T. J. Evans" , F. Wois. J.
D. Edmundson , H. H. Van Brunt nnd I. M.
Traynor to act m conjunction With a similar
committee of fireman's association
tlip to sc-
cure a rate of a cent a mile for the Juno
tournament.
The funeral of Lahan J. Cbilds took place
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from the
residence , 625 Seventh avenue , and was at
tended by a largo number of friends of the
deceased. The services were conducted by
Rev. O. W. Crofts , of the Congregational
church. The remains were interred in Wal
nut Hill cemetery.
A. B. Frunoy nnd Chas. Hummel paid
$12.20 each yesterday morning for fast driv
ing , and George Tolivcr liquidated a fine of
$7.00. Joe Sheldon ran against an assess
ment of $8.10 , nnd E. A. J Jrudfleld tripped
up on n levy of $10.20 for violating the pro
hibition ordinance. Neither bad the neces
sary cash , nnd are lamenting their poverty
in tbo bastilo.
Thco Brown was disturbing the peace yes
terday afternoon in the vicinity of the North
western depot , and a policeman adviscdhim
to go homo. Ho wont about a block , when
ho stopped and defied the officer to catch him ,
at the same time using an abundance of pro
fane and obscene .language. Ofllcer Iscn-
bcrgcr started for him , and got him , but not
until bo hud chased him to the fair grounds ,
fully three-quarters of a mile.
As Al Royer and W. A. Wells wore re
turning from a hunting trip to Lake Manawa
Tuesday evening their horse refused to
cross tbo railroad track at Fifteenth avcnuo ,
and turning around quickly tipped over the
buprgy'and ran away. Both the men wore
considerably bruised , and the buirgy was
badly damaged. Guns were broken , ammu
nition spilled , and havoc generally was the
result. The horse was not found until yes
terday morning. Both the hunters were
nblo to bo around yesterday , but they did
not have roast cfuck for dinner.
Notice the beautiful finish given col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry .
company. _ _
Money loaned on furniture , pianos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark & Cfo. , office cor. Broadway
nnd Main , over American express.
E. H. Sheafo & Co. offer bargains in
city property , either improved or un
improved. Easy payments. Good lots
on 810 payments.
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r- Personal I'uragraphs.
J. Medley is qulto sick with typhoid nneu-
monin , nt bin homo , 207 North Eighth street.
Colonel Cochran has recovered from his
illness , which was of short duration , and 1 >
tiow able to bo about as usual.
Sheriff Rainbow , of Shelby county , was in
the city Tuesday evening , on bis way to
Clurinda , with a patient for the usylum.
Sheriff Jones , of Atlantic , arrived in the
cltv yesterday mornln ? , and took clmrtro of
William Tripton , who Is wanted there for
lurcony.
Harry Winter , F. W. Neal and BtllyMn-
lonoy leave this morning for a four days'
shoot at Onawa. Will Butts Joins them this
evening. Quests nt the Ogden will doubtless
revel in pa mo dinners for the next week.
h. C , Chonory , assistant superintendent of
the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
railroad company , has secured tno services
of an additional clerk. The youngster will
undoubtedly Jlguro prominently in railroad
circles ono of these days , cut is very , very
young now.
itamnnnt Halo at El < emaii's.
Our big special sale for the past week
has left us with a largo lot of remnants ,
wliiuh wo propose to offer at special sulo
at i cost for
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY.
Remnants of silks.
Remnants of dross goods.
Remnants of black goods.
Remnants of sateens.
Remnants of ginghams and prints.
Remnants of sheetings and shirtings.
Remnants of linen towulls.
Remnants of hosiery , gloves , em
broideries , white goods.
ALL MUST GO. WK DON'T WANT
THEM , SO COME AND TAKE THEM
AWAY.
The lengths nro very suitable for
phi Id run's wonr.
Every 1'uly ' should not fall to attend
tli IB etilo , uiul take advantage of the
bargains offered at
HENUY EfSEMAN ft GO'S. ,
PEOPLES STORE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , 1A.
Ilnpplly Joined.
Mr. J , C. Richards , of the Nonpareil force ,
and Mlba Minnie O. Parkinson , of Shenau-
doali , wvro married Tuesday evening , nt the
homo of the brldo'a parent * , by Kav , L. P.
Wickornhara. The groom is a young gentle
man well known in this city , and to him and
) il fair brltlo are directed the congratula
tions of many friends. They will inaka their
homo ttt Wi Third avcau * .
THE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS ,
A Bookloaa Bhootinff Scropo Bolng
Invoatl&atod By Juclgo Thornoll.
EXTENSION OF THE MOTOR LINE.
Will It Tnko In Ifalrmonnt Park ?
A Happy Union Tito Flromon
Xho Union Depot-
Personals ,
Chatted Dy n IVoninn.
A drunken Omaha prostitute miulc things
lively in the vicinity of the dummy depot fern
n while yesterday afternoon. She came over
to this side of the river In nhacic , and spying
A local sport , decided to capture him. Dan
Carrlgg wa& out with his flyer and volun
teered to take the follow out of the way. The
woman would not have It so , und ordered the
hnckman to "stav with 'em. " Jehu did his
best und put his horses down to a keen run.
Dan flow up ono street and down another ,
but ho could not shako them off. Finally ho
pulled up at the "Omaha , " and ho and his
companion went Inside. The nursuers came
up , the woman got out and coolly took pos
session of Carrlcg's buggy , and urovb away ,
while the hackman inado good time towards
Omaha. The hilarious female tested the
pares of her now nag to her heart's content ,
and finally managed to. tip the buggy over
near the Northwestern depot. Ueforo she
could get straightened out again the police
had her in tow , and she was lodged in the
police station.
The buggy was considerably damaged , and
the horse was badly scratched and cut. A
charge of horse stealing will bo preferred
against the prisoner In addition to that of
drunkenness. The hnckman will bo warmly
welcomed the next time ho visits the Ulults.
Bnrtlott & Norton for htvrdwnro ,
stoves and cutlery. 737 nnd 2316 B'wny.
Dr. C. C. Ilazon , dentist , Opera house
block.
Hotel property in Council Bluffs , cen
trally located , doincr good business , tl.
P. Oillcor , solo ngont , No. 12 N. Main
St. , Council Bluffs.
Extending the Motor ,
The park commissioners are Jubilant over
the prospects for the Immediate extension of
the electric motor to Pairmount park. As
stated In yesterday's 13in , they held a con
ference with the directors of the road Tues
day afternoon In regard to the matter , and
while no definite assurance ) was given that
the extension would bo built , yet much en
couragement was held out. The directors
living on this side of the river , who had been
over the ground and understood the situation ,
were especially sanguine , nnd Mr. T. J.
Evans stated that ho would guarantee that
the move would prove a uayinc ono.
The gentlemen living on the other side
promised to como over and look over the pro
posed route within a day or two. It is
understood that the company is in favor of
extending its line this season as far as the
park , and then continue the line around to
connect with the Main street line next year.
JUr. Evans states that there is enough iron
now on hand to extend this line to the cn-
tr.inco to the park , und the indications nil
warrant the belief that work on
the extension will'begin before very long.
It is thought that a very short tunnel through
the bluff at the cntranco to the paik will
open an excellent road for tno motor cars
through the park , thence up Fifteenth nvo-
nuo to Main street. As ttifl bluff at this
uoint is very narrow , the cost of tunneling
would bo quite light , and the end most desired -
sired would bo gained to allow passengers
to alight in the center of the park , wliicti is
what the majority of the Omaha visitors
would desire. It will bo definitely known in
a few days just how much of nn exertion
will bo made , and when work will begin.
Western Lumber and Supply Co.
Between 13th and 14th streets , and 2d
and 3d avenues. Telephone 241.
E. W. RAYMOND , Manager.
A It are Chance.
I have for sale nearly 100 choice lots
between Council Bluffs and Omaha
which , in order to close out , I will oiler
for a short time at from $200 to $300 caah
nnd on the following terms : 810 down
nnd $5 per month. Lots full size und
title perfect. Cull and let mo show you
the property. E. E. MAYNE ,
619 Broadway.
Seeking Justice.
District court converted again yesterday
morning , nnd the case of State vs. Hicks
Oden was called for trial. The prisoner is
charged with assault with intent to commit
murder , and is the fellow who shot at Mr.
A. Louie one evening last fall , as the latter
was returning from Manawa. It was dallied
In dofcnso that Odin was drunk , and did not
intend to kill or huit anybody. The case
was submitted to the jury at 5 o'clock.
The case to bo called to-day Is a Fremont
county civil action for the appointment of a
receiver , and as there are several depositions
to be read , will doubtless occupy the greater
part of the day. Tlio next criminal case
to bo callrd is that of State vs.
Brown nnd Andrews for seduction nnd con
ducting a mock marriage. These are the
lust of thocoses against prisoners now in
Jail , as Ira McCullom , who has boon locked
np for the past two months on a cbargo of
forgery , was released yesterday. As the
contempt cases will probably go over until
.noxt term , the criminal business will bo
nearly all disposed of this week.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
Webster's Flcst Addition to Council
Bluflfe.
.lust platted nnd put on the market.
Lies one-half block south of Broadway.
Equally distant from the business portions
tions of the two cities. Beautiful resi
dence sites. Largo lots and up to grade.
Fine trackage. Terms easy. Suitable
rigs on hand at all times toshow the prop
erty. D. J. HUTOHINSON & Co. ,
017 Broadway.
J. G. Tipton , real estate , 627 B'dway.
Union Depot Helpers.
AH subscribers to tha union donot stock
are requested to meet In the south court
room of the county court house at 7:30 : this
ovenlng for the purpose of determining on
what course to pursue , now that the re
quired amount has boon raised , nnd to ap
point n committee to confer with the officials
of tha various roads relative to the erection
of n union depot on the proposed site on
Tenth nvenud.
The nurke Trnot Uolna Fftst.
Tbo'Burko tract Is building up rapidly
with nlco now residences nnd is n most
desirable place for a homo. If you wnnt
n flno lot hero como now , or the ohanco
to got it at first hands will bo gene , for
wo nro bound to close the In out.
D. J. HUTCIUNROJT & CO. ,
017 Broadway.
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One Pnro Forthe Round Trip.
Tickets on sale April 8th , 9th nnd 10th ,
good for return from the llth to the
18th Inclusive for nil who wish to attend
the state encampment of the G. A , R.
veterans at Burlington , Iowa , April
Oth , 10th and llth , 1889. The hond-
quartcrb' train with the department
commander and his staft under the
escort of Abe Lincoln Post G. A. R. ,
will leave Council Bluffs vlit the Chicago
cage , Burlington & Quincy railroad at
0:10 : a. m. , April 8th , 1889. For furlhor
particulars , call on or address
GAIT. O. M. BitoWK ,
Ticket agent ,
Cor. Pearl and Broadway.
Council Bluffs.
M. M. MAIISHALL , General Agent.
Headquarters for builders' hardware ,
Odcll & Bryant , 513 Main street.
Now nnd full line of spring goods at
the London Tailors , 037 Broadway.
Organist.
An efficient organist Irom the east de
sires a position as organist in Omaha or
Council Bluffs. References : Max Mover
and Charles Bnotcus , 325 Pnxton build
ing , Omaha , or 120 Seventh street ,
Council Bluffs. Good testimonials
shown.
The finest line of spring goods to bo
found in the market is at A. Roitof's ,
No. 310 Broadway.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan ofllco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Rooms to rent in the Morrlam block.
S. B. Wtidsworth & Co.,230 Main street.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
Something now and nice , English
taffys at Baird's.- You should try thorn ,
623 Broadway.
Will exchange for horses or cattle ,
cottage 5 rooms , mostly completed ; also
two lots , all in Council Bluffs ; also 120
acres near Sioux City. Noincumbranco.
L. D. Fowler , No. 10 Pierce st.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Felt Twenty Feet.
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About 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon , J. B.
Watkins , of the J. B. Watkins & Co. , Lumber - -
ber company , whllo at work on the roof put
ting on tar paper , slipped and fell to the
pi-omul , a distance of eighteen or twenty feet.
Mr. Catkins received painful injuries on the
left arm. Ho was at once taken to a sur
geon's ofhco where a careful examination was
made , but no fractured bones were discov-
01 cd. It is feared that the Jar mav have in
jured him internally. Mr. Wutkins was
then taken to the Pacific hotel whore ho now
lies.
Notes.
Z. Cuddlngton's now delivery wagon is a
daisy.
Mrs. John Nichols is in Ponca visiting
friends.
Miss Ella Bates , principal of the Third
ward scnool is ill and unable to teach.
Dr. M. J. O'Uourko has removed to the
Barry block N and Twenty-seventh streets.
Mrs. Dwight D. Holmes , whoso life was
despaired of , is much better and will
recover.
Thomas Liosis has his now liouso on
Twenty-first and P streets nearly ready for
occupancy.
Ed. Cain and John Cavcnaugh , two vags ,
wore discharged by Judge Reuther a his
morning levee Wednesday forenoon.
The body of the infant child of M r.aua
Mrs. Joseph Prohoska , will bo bur i < in
St. Mary's cemetery Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'cloclc.
President A. W. Saxo has decided to offer
a fancy billiard cue for n handicap billiard
tournament among the members of the Em-
anon club. The cue will bo a very fine and
fancy stick.
City Attorney Ell H. Doud representing
Wood Bros , attached a load of fifty-four
hogs lit the yards yesterday belonging to M.II ,
Hegerty an Iowa shipper for ? 75.U3 duo
on an overdraft.
C. D. Jones , of Independence , la. , a promi
nent gas plant man , was in the city yester
day , the guest of John P. Evors. Mr. Jones
left for Plattsmoutb , Fremont and thence to
Wichita , Kan.
The eight associates will give n grand
Easter calico ball In the A. O. H. hall , How-
ley's block , Monday , April 22. This isnno of
the best managed social clubs in the city und
their socials are always successful , as this
cortalnlv will bo.
The Union Pacific express wagon locked
horns with the rear end of a sowing mu-
chlno wagon in front of Cudington's store
yesterday , completely ovoriurning .tho
sowing machine wagon and animals. No
damage was dono.
Thcro has been no meeting of the Demo
cratic City Central committee and no ap
pointments have boon made to fill the
Second ward vacancv. It Is understood that
Tuos. M. Moguiro will bo appointed to fill
the vacancy made by David Bandies ,
removal.
Mrs. John Wyatt , of the rural precincts of
the eastern section of Brown parTc , und her
festive hubby do not get-along well together ,
Thcro seems to bo a cog out of the domestic
machinery and Mrs. Wyatt has taken up her
bed und board and removed to her brother's
homo. The cause is a neighborhood guess.
Building Inspector Joseph J. Brcpn granted
six permits yesterday , ono to Frederick Jolm-
schclt , on the alloy between N and O streets ,
tear Twenty-fourth street ; two to O. Tliork-
ildson , Forty-first uud Monte Cristo streets ,
Hascall's addition , and throe to M. S. Lind
say , Thirtieth and Hoffman streets.
Gus McDonuugh is having too fmuch religious -
ligious experience in his. For jcnocking
MUSTANG
MEXICAN
LINIMENT
Thus the Mustang".conquer * pain.
Makes MAN or BEAST well again !
lown Major GcorgatStolly of the Salvation
irmy Monday night , yesterday .ItidRO
{ cuthor nncd him STPnnd costs. Hollauldnt-
Cd With ? nOQ. At JO o'clock next Monday
10 will answer bdfolfc J"UlKO ( KcuiSlcr fordls-
urblnp a religious mcotinff. The offense
charged 11 for boisterous conduct In the Sal
vation army meeting at Hunt's opera house
Sunday night ,
Dr. J. Smiley Is visiting in Shelby , la.
Charles Homer has" bought the Qus Rag
saloon at Albright.
S. H. Robertson' * itnrt of the last Louisiana
ottery drawing Is | 500.
Rescue lioso company's liouso will bo celled
with boards and repaired soon.
Mrs. James O'Hdrn was very low last
night , and can scarcely survive.
Tlicro will bo a meeting of Scandinavians
on Twenty-sixth strtot Sunday forenoon.
Max Uorgon has opened tliu barber shop
formerly occupied by Oharles F. Durnnd.
Both Daniel Smith and who are on the
sick list , MM. Smith bavin ? the lung fever.
The clgarmnkc'rs' union will bo formally
org.inlcd and the officers Installed this
evening.
M. K. Hanlon , of Kxlra , has removed to
this city and rented a house on Twenty-fourth
and O streets.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. .Tames
O'Horn ' is dbad , and was burled In St. Mary's
cemetery yesterday.
3Hofreshmonts will bo sorvea at the Pros-
jyterlan social at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert T. Maxwell this evening.
H. C. Barnes , of Sprlngllold , 1ms removed
to this city with his grading outfit and has
taken a house on Twenty-fourth and G
snoots.
A party of young society people , Wednes
day ovenlng , went to Oinnlm to spend the
evening at the homo of Miss Catherine
Whlto.
Oliver Davis , son of the man who had
grading contracts In the city last year , has
removed from near Springfield and rented a
house on Twenty-third and Q streets.
The citizens of the Third ward , Irrespective
of party uflillutlons , arc invited to uttond the
lolltlcul meeting 'ihursd.iv evening at the
Pacific hotel , Thirty-second and S streets.
Messrs. Otto and Sawyer , of Crclghton ,
near Chicago , 111. , have leased the building
No. 309 and ail South Twenty slxtii street ,
fixing It up and will open a wagon anil car
riage manufactory and u general smith shop.
Shortly before 0 o'clock Wednesday even
Ing u section of the high bank on Twenty
fifth street near 1C street full , coming within
an ace of burying a grading team , wagon
and driver. The wagon was almost covered
on one side , but no one was hurt.
. A Sunday school has boon organized in
Llio German Methodist Episcopal church , and
the Rev. Gustav Urcckur is suporlntonuent.
It meets at 10yo ; o'clock in the forenoon. A
public examination in the catechism will beheld
hold about the middle of May.
Jeremiah and Timothy Courtney , of Extra ,
have secured the Epley brick yards between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth and L and M
streets , have removed to tins city , and yes
terday began repairing the yard for spring
work. The city water ha ? been connected.
Messrs. Simon S. Reiner , H. K. Obert ,
Joseph H. Egger and Michael IComcr have
Bono to the Platte for n few days' nunt.
George W. Ferguson , of the Pucillc hotel ,
Conductor Jackson and five companions have
gone up a few miles above Sioux City , la. ,
for a slioit shooting time , while FrcU
13owloy and James up. .Hoyes have packed
their guns and animumtlon and pone west
for a trial of the trigger and nerve.
TIio Copper Situation.
PARIS , March 20. IJ stated ttiat the hold
ers of the copper warrants have decided note
to sell them , but to continue negotiations
with the mine owners with a view to roach }
ing nn agreement for the diminished produc
tion. '
The Socloto DCS Metauv shares were
quoted at 23 francs.-7.7 centimes , Rio Tmto at
ar francs , f,0 centimes , and Comptoir d'Es-
compto 14s francs , 75 centimes.
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Another Ijosinij Kniul.
INDIAXAVOUS , March 20. The annual re
port of the Chlcagoj St. Louis & Pittsburg
railroad for the ycar.18SS shows a decrease
in gross earnings , nlitcompared wltn 1SS7 , df
$510,000. The net results on all lines show a
loss of $310,000 against a profit In 1887 of
5340,000.
JACOBS
FOR ACHES AND PAINS.
Recent , Prompt , Good Results *
Bendache. Xuiti Cltr. Mo , Jan. SJ , i , . .
. . ? * . . " " ? " ' > ! r' : . J"1' OHXS KABE * . Cor.
15th Btr t aid Grand AT HU , inffmd 6 monthj
fltb Btrrou hiidiehi , at tlrati untmr bl , h
trlidi.riri phTilcUni.thiTar > no relief. w i-
KTliei to try Bt Jicoti oil. Aft r ftrit bottle * '
wi much r U red , tu continued jut cured hla
ntlrely.
Cticst and Sptno.
Kiniu Oltr , Me. . Jui J3.1181.
Ih. " 7rei " njri : MB. EMU. OOMTHER. 101
M ln Bt , ( offeree ! rloleat palm In th. chut d
pl e : could not do boilneu Bt. Jtcobi oil cored
bin. Deeinot teller * It will return : nil inbound-
d faith In It.
AT DltUQOlSTB AND DEALPT8.
HIE CHARLES K. VOGELER CO. . Baltimore , HI
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OST An Kngll9irpug def ; . ' a ho limler lil
be liberally rewarded by reluming him to
653 Willow a e. , cor , eth st. _
G wanted for general house woik , ?
Willow live. Mrs. J. .Mueller.
I F you hav e property of any klnrt to sell or ex
change .see Johnston & VnnPatten. 33 Main.
"OOH HCNT At t9 per month , the nlco hous
JJ and two lots , No. ) J1 , corner of btli st. and
S3A ave. Horae ISvcrett.
No. 2 , over lialnl'x confectionery -
fectionery store , Utolv occupied byVm. .
Ward , architect. Horace Hvoiott. _
POItTSAIjU On montnly payments , house
und lot In Van lliunti : llico's addition , by
. . a'-I'earl htreet.
.I.Y. Fuller. - _
OH 11KNT Possession ctven April 1st , the
F residence now occupied by Kobert Car
r , corner 'Jth st. and -'a ave.1) per month.
Horace Kverett. _
KENT Furnished and unfunil Hhed
rooms , w 1th 01 without board. Mrs. 1' . A.
Uurlco , 02) ) Washington avn.
> UooraH tor rent ; second lloor ,
JLNo. . 117 I'ourth street.
FOH HUNT Cneap. two handsome , new , six-
room cottB e.i , north o [ transfer , Council
llhiirs. Inquire Illand Itlslitor , Otti ave , and
8lBt St.
DH.McDANEU ) & CO. ,
Hide' ; Jailor Pell ? Jo ji& FUR ,
r
Highest market prides. Prompt rctur
and sa MalnBt. . Council muffs. low.
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Merchats ! Watch TheSlGNS iy
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MERCHANTS
Who Will Save You Money
IFYOUBUYofTHEM.
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ADAMS
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Oo < qw SHOE
> > p i u House ,
U7 Hroadwny ,
CO Council Illuirs.
THE BEST.
IN Always
CHEAPEST
As we can prove1 > y
hundreds.
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Lanzendorfer &
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Strohbehn , ST * oo 9
No. 221 GO
MAIN STKKCT. & * o-
FONERAL DIRECTORS.
Particular attention given to Embalming.
> \o. 14 N. lUalii SI. , Council IJIiilPs.
Furnlturo repairing neatly done.
Ofllce calls nttendou promptly uay and night.
MEATS
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o AT THD
it
Lowest Prices !
m i
33 a „ !
O 2 Poultry of nil kinds
o " dressed to order.
to ic G
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ni i r- * GIVE ME A CATJi.
EMottaz
o * * Ko. 114 E. Brondw
GO TO THE
LONDON - TAILOR ,
And get tlic best lilting
yon ever liml.
1 637 BroadwayCouucil , Bluff
A. F. CLATTERBUCK ,
un i ri
KKOAOWAY ,
COUNCIIj BLUFFS , : IOWA.
PRIVATEJDEJECTIVE.
Private watchmen furnished at any nnd nl
times.
Special attention given to collection ot chat
tel mortgages and notes.
Money to loan on good chattel security.
Iteferenco Any bank , attorney , or business
man In tlio city.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over JjitMiiicniiu'ft Jewelry SI ore
THOS. OFFICCII. W. II. M. 1'uscv.
OFFICER & PDSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main nnd Jlroadway ,
COUNCIL I1MJKF8 , IOWA.
Dealers in foreign end domestta exchange.
Collections made and Interest paid on time de
posits.
PRbFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Dl/l M'DI ' M C Hytlrnulio and Siuiltary En inoor. Plans , KsMintitcs
, DlrmlllDlelL. SpocincatloiiB. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Building , Council BlullH , lowu.
' Justice of the Pon'co. Olllco over American Express , No. 410
N . Broadway , Council Bluffs , Town.
OTHMIT J ? QIMQ Attornoys-nt-Law. Practice in the State and Potl-
O I UllU tX OIIYIO oral Courts. Kooms 7 and 8 Shupart-Bono Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
DIIDI/C P , Cl MI C V Attornoys-at-Law. Room 10 , Shugart Bloolf ,
DUflixL 06 rllNLuT council Biuirs.
POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET
H , PETHYBRIDGE & CO. . PROPS. ,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
of
Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered.
No. 635 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
READ ! PONDER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Attlie very threshold of the spring season
we have inaugurated a great cut sale for
cash , of all goods in our stock. Gall and see or
write us. Council Bluffs Carpet Co.
THE ORDER WAS
POST NO BILLS !
8c VOUN
" B R OAD WA Y _ . '
STATfONEflK
SCHOOL
. Furnitura & Stoves
W.W.BILGER. on wee/t/y c/-/now//y , / / .
' kayrnenta Best
Selc.cf/pnS , LOHCST
prices. Literal discount
.
For ? CASH. 122322 ;
A.J.MANDEL -
ots
HO. 3Z6 BROADWAN.
LAUNDWH.
/V.Mcfin St * Tele Wor e
SEE HOW THEY OBEYED IT
. ' for
Especially Adap'.eil
SIZES FROM
ELECTRIC
25 TO 300 LIGHTING ,
HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators
AUTOIVIATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
RnnpiHratlono and estimates furnished for compluto stenm plants. . , . Itcgnlatlon , Iliirnlilllty Oirnr
Suteod "w show l"tt > M trom uieM wlmre Tiiel Htonomy Is c.u.l | ltfi Corlls * Won Coiufeuilns
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. 81O Pearl Street , Council Bluffs
STEAM HEATING
. -OF
PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILDINGS
-BY
JOHN GILBERT , 521 Main St.
TELEPHONE 224. EHtirnates Furnished
C'orrcspoudenco Solicited , On Application.