0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE * . WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1889.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CFF1CK. NO 12 PKAnii BXUEET.
tellmedur carrier in Anv 1'art of hoCltyn
'IwcntyCents Ivcr Wcok.
II. W. T1MON. MANAOI5H.
TKLRPHONKSl
IlcpiNEPfl OFVICU No. 43.
Nionr KDITOII , No.SJ.
IM1NOU , MENTION.
N. y.PlumblngCo.
D. W. Otis , city nnd farm loans.
HolU Uoblnson's opera , "Tho Smugglers
of Scnoxton , " will bo given nt Dohnnoy's
opera house Thursday night.
GcorRO Schulor nndUosn Hubmnnn , both
of Council Hluffs , wore married , yesterday
afternoon , In the parlorof tho'Croston house ,
by 'Squire ' Schurz.
All who hnvo not seen "Tho Smugglers of
Bcnovton'1 will Imvo aL opportunity to do so
Thursday night , when the last performance
Will bo plvou at Dohany's.
A pIcKed nlno from the Rymnaslum will
meet the first nlno of the Junior club to
morrow on their grounds , corner Ninth
Btrcot nnd Nlnt'.i nvonuo , nt 3 : 0 o'clock.
Word has boon received from the Burling
ton road , through Superintendent Brown , of
the Iowa lines , thnt ull volunteer firemen
will bo carried free to nnd from the tourna
ment.
O. A. Miller is the lowest tlddor for the
sewer work recently advertised by the coun
cil , and will got the contract for doing about
125,000 worth ot work as soon u ? the city en
gineer tabulates the work ,
All members of the Junior class In the
gymnasium nro requested to moot nt the
gymnasium this evening at 8 o'clock to or
ganize n second nlno for the ball club. Also
all members of the boys' class to organize n
club ,
John Tobln was fined $10.10 , yesterday
morning in police court , for nsaiuiUliiij Frank
Morford , the "spotter" employed by the
temperance alliance. Morford's case was
continued. Several vags nnd drunks also
received-largo doses of Judicial qulnlno and
calomel.
The Invitation extended to Abraham Lin
coln post , G. A , R. , and other veterans to
attend the opera Thursday evening lias boon
accepted. All the veterans nro requested to
moot In the Grand Army hall that evening
nt 0:30 : o'clock , that they may go to the opera
house In a body.
M. Flflcld walked Into the police station ,
yesterday afternoon , nnd requested to bo
.locked up for txvo days. As ho was brim
full , and seemed on the verge of the tremens ,
his request was granted , and ho will sweat
at the city's expense for the next forty-eight
hours or longer , as the court may direct.
A. H. Sniff has put forth the first number
of his daily News , a spicy little sheet , which
Is to bo devoted enthusiastically to the inter
ests of Missouri Vulloy. It remains to bo
.seen whether the citizens of that thriving
town appreciate the enterprise sufllciontly to
glvo It the necessary support. They , ought
to.
Two good ball games are announced for
Decoration day. The ono at Fairview park
will be the same ns on Sunday , between
Odell Uros. ' team and thosoldicrs' nine from
Port Omaha. At Manowa the Garnenus
will meet the Gnto Citys of Omaha. Both
will doubtless bo Interesting exhibitions of
the national game.
The Congrcgationnllsts had a social lost
evening at the residence of Mr. W. W. Wal
lace. There scorns to bo u strange ill fortune
attending the socials and festivals of this
church , so far as weather is concerned. It
has become BO noticeable that rain Is an
accompaniment thnt faithful members dust
off tliolr umbrellas and shake out their wa
terproofs whenever n sociable Is announced.
O. L. Deano & Co. , of Omaha , ran ngalnst
tho.CouncIl Bluffs license law while moving
the safes of the Wabash railway company to
their now quarters in the Merriam block.
The marshal arrested them as soon as the
safes wore loaded for running n' dray without -
* out a license. They set ui > the claim that
they were not drayinp , but working by the
day , and the safes were then removed with
out further difficulty.
A search warrant case was tried , yester
day , before 'Squire Schurz. J. 1 < \ Hoed Io3t
, 'a fine shepherd dog , valued at ? 30 , and found
It in possession of a man named Miller , in
the southern part ° f the city. "Squire Schurz
issued n search warrant and Constable Co
valt recovered the animal. Miller was noti
fied to appear in court nnd defend his title to
the canine , which ho failed to do , nnd Uccd
was given possession , as ho easily proved his
ownership.
For Ijllicrty und Justice.
The attendance at the meeting hold at the
opera house last evening , In the interest of
the land league and the oppressed people of
Ireland , was very light ; indeed , loss than
200 people wore present. Mayor M. F.
Uohror presided. The principal speaker of
the evening was John Sutton , of Lincoln ,
secretary of the National Laud league. ' lie
spoke for nearly an hour , and showed him
self thoroughly conversant with his subject ,
as well as an interesting ana entertaining
speaker.
Ho was followed by John P. Slavin and
.Emmet * , Tin ley , both of this city. The remarks -
> marks of both gentlemen were to the point ,
. and were well received. A collection was
taken for the benefit of the Irlslr cause ,
amounting to about S'JO. The meeting was
not as well attended us was anticipated , but
was moro enthusiastic than could bo ox-
pcctcd from the small attendance.
Notoa and mortgages bought and sold ,
money lonnod ; lire insurance. Robert
- V > Innes , 80 Pourl Bj. "
Hoislor's Oyster Buy chop house and
restaurant day and nightC03 Broadway.
Try nowMolropolitnn rooms and table
Woolsoy & Long jwpor rooms neat ,
quick , ohon | ) . iil Main/tol 203.
Notice the beautiful linish given col-
Jars , cults and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
Dr. C. C. Ila/.en , dantist , Opera bouse
block.
IVrnonul l'nrairapli < > .
Fiuloy llur Ice has been selected as ono of
the committee appointed by the supreme
court to examine the graduating class In the
law department ot the btato university. The
choice Is n good one. Mr. I3urke U ono of
the best read attorneys In the state , and is
not only ablo'to ask questions , but to answer
them as well.
Notice.
There will bo n special meeting of the vet
eran firemen at the city hall this evening. A
full attendance Is desired. JOHN Uoux ,
President.
$100 ltownr.ll
Sunday afternoon. May 2(1 ( , some person -
son boarded an engine standing on the
track ut LuUo Manawa , and opened the
valves , started the engine und jumpot
off. I hereby oiTar $100 reward for ovi-
dcdco that will lend to the arrest nnd
conviction of the guilty parly. .
P. C. Reed , Pros. Lake Munawa R.
R. Co.
Finest Ice Cfaiun in city. Drioshaoh's
double parlor * , ! ! 5 Main Bt.
8. D. Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
J. G. Tipton , real estate , 627 B'dway
If you nro building , investigate Bo-
dlno Hoofing at 1J5 Pearl street. It is
superior to slate , shingles , iron or tin
nnd will last u lift ) tuno. Adapted to
miy kind of roof. Dirkinbino Engineer
ing nnd Supply company.
, The Now Ogden is catching truvolini ,
Ken ut $2 per day.
Money loaned on lumituro , pianos
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of vnluo nt low ratua of interest. No
publicity , fair and honorable dealing
AA. . Clark & Co. , olllco cor. Broailwuy
Mid. Muln , over American express.
DEMAND FOR WHISKY SHARES
The Prohlbltlonlata Aak For Moro
Injunctions and Punishments.
DRYER CASES IN THE COURTS.
Xlio Prospects of the PATihjj Benson
A Fnrmeros * Wltli a Temper
Mnklng Jlcnily to Decorate
City Notca.
Whisky Klinkoa.
The snloontsts , who have been monkoylnc
of Into with the business end ot the prohibi
tion question , nro beginning to realize thnt
ho tcmpcrahcg alliance people nro crowding
the pnco a llttlo too fast for them. Sum Ford
nnd the- Western housa have boon served
with notices that there nro breakers nhond ,
nnd Peter Uartol has basn loJod in jnll for
contempt. Several now coimilalnU Imvo
jcon filed , nnd , ns a , cortnln county oftlclnl
remarked yesterday , "It look * pretty tough
for the saloon irion. " The present term of
court will bo n lively one , so fnrns the liquor
dealers nro concerned , If the statements of
the members of the Law nnd Order league
nro to bo relied unon ns authority In the
matter. Injunction cases wltnout end are
to bo brought up , nnd It is stated that sovnral
lartles who nro selling liquor In violation of
injunctions will soon llnd themselves In the
same fix ns I3artol , nnd will bo sent to the
county cylinder to rest nnd recuperate. The
taloon men themselves Incline to the belief
thnt the coming llgnt will bo the hottest yet
experienced , nnd nro a llttlo doubtful ns to
the result.
Do not wait until it is too late , but
order your picture framps at Chapman's'
at onca , and save the cash discount. '
Only three days moro.
TrlaU Hy Jury.
The damage ease of Garner vs City of
louneil Blurts was on trial In the district
court yesterday. The plaintiff Is a nonresident
dent nnd owns prutibrty on Fourteenth
street. Ho nsks the court fora Judgment for
(3,030 ( ngnlnst the city because ot tlio build-
ng of the Indian crook sewer ditch on Four
teenth street , changing the grade ? of that
street , and polluting the waters of the creek
with sewerage.
The Jury in the case of Klmball & Champ
vs Secuin returned n verdict Mr the defend
ant nnd wcro treated by him to a splendid
dinner ut Lnnio's as an evidence of his ap
preciation of the verdict.
The case of Fllcklngor vs Sledontopf , und
Saguln vs Sledcntopf were continued until
later in the term.
These are somewhat similar to the ono Just
decided , and are the result ot tax title deeds
to city property.
The opening of the Council Bluffs
Furniture company will not occur to
day , owing to the irrent amount of work
necessary to arrange the immense stock
of furniture. The levers of the beauti
ful will bo surprised when they visit 407
Broadway. .
Moro Paving.
"It Is generally understood that the coun
cil does not propose to do nny paving in the
city this year , " said a well-known paving
contractor to Tin : BEI : reporter , yesterday ,
"but it is now quite certain that about 30,000
yards will bo put down here this year. I
understand that it is proposed to pave Sixth ,
Seventh and Eighth avenues from Sixth
street to Eighth street , SiScih and Seventh
streets from Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue ,
Fourth street from NortU to Tenth avenue.
Bluff street from Fifth to Tenth uvenue , nnd
Washington avenue from Main to Eighth
street. This will cost about $30,01)0. ) and will
make quite a nica little Job. It will finish
up all the ragged tmds , us you might call
them , of the paving heretofore done , and
will put everything in nice shape. The Jlty
will then bo splendidly supplied with paving ,
nnd it will not bo necessary to do uny moro
for two years , or perhaps more. The entire
business and central residence portions of
the city will then bo paved , taking In n strip
over half a mile square , besides the long
lines up nnd down Broadway , for Its full
length , and South Main street. I have boon
around a great deal of late , and I llnd our
paving in Council Bluffs far gr&atcr , accord
ing to population , than anywhere else. "
If you want a tasty and convenient
fence or railing about your residence
or lawn , use C. J. Bookman'a patent
locking bracket , as any panel cnn bo
readily taken out and firmly replaced.
Address C. J , Bcclanan , 7U8 Seventh
avenue.
An Irate li'iMiiuIo.
Maggie Hawkle was tried yesterday in
Squire Hendrlcka1 court for assault and
battery. Tlie complaint ; witness was N. P.
Jorgensen , a fanner living in Hazjl Djll
township. Mrs. HawUIo's farm adjoins his ,
and the only feneo between the farms is n
double line of barb wire. Mrs. Hawkle's
cattle wcro disposed to trespass on the Jorgensen
genson acres , greatly to the displeasure of
that gentleman , and ho concluded that ho
coald not stand It. When the cattle ap
peared on the 23.1 mst. . ho shut them up in
his corral , nnd nutllled Mrs. Iluwkle that
her stock was hold by Him for damages.
She shortly wont after them , and was re
fused possession until the owner paid $1.50
per head for each of the twelve shut up.
She thereupon crow wrathy , and proceeded
to larrup Jorgensen with n stick she had
brought to use on the cattle , und when it
was broken she picked up a board and con
tinued her Innocent amusement until she
was tired. Jorgensen Hied a complaint ns
abovu stated , nnd his pugnacious neighbor
was fined ? 10. She promptly paid the as
sessment , also the amount required by Jorgensen
gonson for alleged damages.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan olllco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
nnd all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
For $ ! M.OO The N ? Y. Plumbing Co.
will put u load service pipe and hydrant
in your yard ; also 50 foot extra hoso.
Call at once at 114 Main strcot.
For Now IloofH.
Building permits are balng Issued with n
rush nt the city clerk's oMos.Vo inako
them come In or they wouldn't pay any at
tention to the ordlnanca , " remarked Clerk
Huntington to Tim UEK. . "Wohavonn ofll-
cor detailed for that purpose , and It keeps
him busy. When a now building Is started ,
a permit must bo shown , or there Is trouble.
You sco It costs a half a dollar to got a per
mit , and many of them think they will beat
the city out of that much , but It don't work.
If they don't oomo In , It costs a couple of
dollars , and ono lesson is enough forthem. .
When they llnd they must pay nnywuy , they
of course prefer the smaller sum. The city
needs the revenue and It Is bound to have It ,
so builders can conduct themselves accord
ingly. "
Permits were Issued yostorduy fo the fol
lowing : O.V. . Johnson , $1,100 ; Pierce &
Plott , fllOO ; L. M. Johnson. $1,3 0 ; Carbon
Coal com nan v , tJ.OOO ; S. A. Johnson , two
buildings , $1,000 each ; S. K. Winder , ? 3r > 00j
L. E. liullurd , two buildings , $1,000 each ;
F. I. liullurd , $750. Besides these , there
were several smaller ones.
The sociable of the Concrrogntlonal
Bocloty will bo entertained by the look
out committee , this evening , ut the
robidonco of W. W. Wallace , on Blull
street. ,
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Lautylrv Co.
I'ropirliijr Tribute * .
The scholars of the public school are preparing -
paring to take a suitable part in the exor-
cUes of Dauoratlou day. Those In the
Bloomer school are preparing a Moral cannon
which will be proaeniod to the committee of
the Q A. K. , to be placid by them on tbo
ioldlers''lot In the cemetery. The ceremony
of p'rcsentntlon will take pmco In Bnyliss
mrk nt 0 o'clofck Thuraday morning. Ono
if the girls representing the Qoddoss of Lib
erty will mftko the presentation address , nnd
Colonel Hubbnrd us chairman of the com
mittee will receive It. There will bo other
exercises , recitations , songs , etc. , of n patri
otic nature , In which the pupils will take
.
Washington avenue school will supply a
cadet company numbering sixty , Including a
Irum corps , who will servo ns nn escort for
Lhb floral cannon ns It is taken to the ceme
tery.
The pupils of the Plcrco stroat school will
furnish the largo floral cross to mark the
spot dedicated to "tho unknown dead. " Nu
merous Individual floral tributes will also bo
supplied.
The following programme tins been ar
ranged for the exercises on Decoration day :
I'rnyer. . . . . . Uov. Stephen Phelps
Mu < ric . Choir
Oration . Colonel J. S. Lathrop
Music . Dnlboy's Band
Kcdtation . Mrs. G. W. Klmbnll
Exercises . High School Children
Prayer . Hov. T. J. Maokay
Decoration of graves .
. .Members Grand Army of the Hepublio
Services nt unknown graves. , . . . , . .
. .k . Hov. G. W. Crofts
Presentation of llornl cannon .
t..Prof. J. McNnughton
Reception of floral cannon .
. Colonel H. C. Hubbard
Dedication of burial grounds . T
. Uov. D. C. Franklin
Return to platform.-
Anthem . Choir
UonedicHon . Dr. Cooley
A meeting will bo held to-morrow evening
to arrange the details of the column , line of
march , etc.
Have your old furniture upholstered ,
good as new. R. Morgan , 702 Broad way.
Dangler vapor stoves at cost change
location. Shugart & Co. , 211 Broadway.
Kxpcclicncv in
"I see by Tun BKH that the board of
equalization Is putting in Its tlmo now to the
complaints of the kickers , " remarked n prom
inent citizen und capitalist yesterday.
"Now I have boon watching this matter of
assessment qulto closely for some years past
and I think that I have found where the
board has always made n serious mistake.
Everybody knows that the assessments have
not been as Just and equitable as they should
have been , and this has caused heavy and
continuous kicking year after year. Certain
parties , whoso politics and position happen
to be such ns to render their support import
ant , have Invariably been lot off with a ridic
ulously small assessment.
"Of course , this necessitated a correspond
ing Increase of the assessment of a number
of less favored individuals. Such a state of
affairs naturally made an unpleasantness
nnd gave rise to the gravest charges , but it
nil amounted to very llttlo In the end. Now
then , as to what has boon done to work
ngumst the interests of the city. Assess
ments have been cut hero and there , favorIng -
Ing this or that corporation or wealthy indi
vidual , Just to keep them good nnlureJ , al
though Uiey are not in a position to mater
ially injure the city , oven if so disposed.
However , ono corporation , which really holds
the key to the whole situation has been
completely ignored.
"I refer to the Union Pacific Railway com
pany. Tholr assessments have been in
creased far in excess of their comparative
increase in the assessment of other com
panies , yet the city expects the Union Padille
to go ahead with great Improvements bore.
Anyone who understands the situation is
nwaro that the Union Pacillc holds the fnto
of the union depot scheme in its own hands ,
for if that company says go on and build It ,
the structure will bo erected , whereas , If It
refuses to go Into the project , the plan will
fall flat , as the other roads must go to the
Union Pucilic and will not pay for their share
of the proposed now depot , und nt the same
time continue to pay their present heavy
rentals to the Union Pacillc nt the transfer.
la view of thcso facts , it seems to me that it
Is policy to do as much for the Union Pacific
as for the other roads. I am greatly interested
in Council Bluffs real estate , und I want to
see n new union depot nearer tbo center of
the city , and I also hope to see another
electric motor between this city and Omaha
via the Union Pacillc bridge. I think that
the council and board of equalization ought
to tnko cognizance of such tilings while holdIng -
Ing their lengthy wrangles over assess
ments. "
A Cottage at Ttlaitnwn.
Buy a lot at Mimiuvu and build.
Special prices to those who will build
cottages. F. J. Day , solo agent.
STOP ! READ THIS !
A new ClotlihiR Store has been opened lu
Council lllnirs. No old stocfe or old
stylc.s. Kverythinc Htrlctly Hrat
clnss. Come nnd bo convinced ,
J'osltlvoly ono price nnd cash ,
CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE ,
7H ! ) WK3T nitOADWAV.
ESHELMAN.
Tuos. OFFICKU. TV. n. M. Pus EV
OFFICER & PliSEY.
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Broadway ,
COUNUlfj UliUKPS , IOWA.
Dealers lu foreign end domestic exchange.
Collections mnda find Interest paid on tlmo da-
MASONIC.
Insure in the U. S. Mr.sonlu licncvolont
Association of Council lilufTs , In. , the
joimircst , largest , clii'apuhi nnd lio.st plan
of Mnsonlc Insurance in tlio world , that
confines its mcmliersliii > to 11s fraternity.
A BIG LOT OF YELLOW JERSEY
and Nansamond
SWEET POTATOES
Cabbage and
Other Vegetable Plants.
FOltKALiE
By J , R , McPHERSON , GROWER ,
Vegetables , Vegetable /Plants ,
Fruits Etc.
East 1'lrrco St. Council lUuff *
Mail or dor a promptly filled.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over Jac < iaomlu' Jewelry Store
SPECIAL
OH HUNT Three odlco room * over J. W.
Squires' , now occupied W wnbash & St.
Louis H , it. Co. , * comer r nri uml Court ata.
It 5 per month for corner and 110 onch for next
tvro , or K for the threo. A. J. 8t pn n on.
ANTKD-To triulc. a loi.for a Rood horse.
Johnston & Vimcl'atten , Krerctt block.
AnAllK llnrpuln A now ? sK-room coltORn Jn
Evan's nccond bridge nrtiiitlon , Oeo. Met-
calf , 101'eiul st. * , ;
T7KMI BAI.K-A good flccoulJ Unliy furnftco.
JL1 Inquire of Alias Jlalmvln.S& Willow avo.
T710K EXCHANaK-Clty'proWlr for an 60-
JJ acre farm near the rity , or tor stock. John
ston & Van ratten , Everett ! block , Council
Jllulta. In.
mltANSPKIl LINK Quick doUvery between
JL Omnnaiincl Council Illuirs. Household peed *
nnd freight inovod tufolr and promptly. Leave
onlors nt Omaha olllco , tti ) So. 13th st. ; Council
llhiirsT N .Mum. II. lleocrott.
O Anrvsplendlil mounted specimens rarcthlrds
jf vl/V/nnd animals from every cllmo. Must
lie sold at once. Single or In cnsos. F. J. llruzeo ,
Drat class taxldormUt , Council Hluirs.
KAti KSTATK-llotiKht and sold and exchanged -
changed , Spnclul nttcntlon Rlvt-n to exam
ination or titles. W. 0. Jivmos , No. ID 1'earl st. .
Council Iilutrs.
FOU SAIiK 7 room cottage. , corner Tnlrd
avonnu nnd oth st. Kasy terms.V. . C.
Jnmea. 1U Pearl st.
_
" 171011 KKNT Kasy terms two new live-room
JJ houses , Kith ave. between Hlgn and Third
sts. Sell cheap If taken this week. Inuulro
owner. J. Dickey , 710 II. Wuy.
T71OH 8AM : Old enubilssml nonaral inor-
Jchandlsu buslnew , stocK , iixtnrus , wagons ,
-tc. Good room and low rout , Address , J.
Dickey , 710 II. Way.
THOU llKNTVl'TtrnMliotl ' or unfurnished larne
JL1 ten-room housu. bath room , jw , furnace ,
etc. , at 611 Willow avn. I'.nnulre at premisos.or
G. II. Stlllman , llrown block.
-I ( \ Mir.rH cows for sale on time to uarty
J.\J rentliiK my dairy farm of 14 1 acres , within
! 4 mile of Conni-ll llluir . Horace Everett.
ITUtKdH milk cows for sale or trade for fat
J.1 cows Swan's stock yards , Upper "Hroad-
way. Frank Swan.
_
TjlOH SALR-Or Trade-Piano No. 1 , ( now )
I-1 organ , harness , sowlnc muchlnu , horse and
wngou. Address No. 6iJ llroailway , room 1 ,
A NVone wanting flue chance" manufacture
-ii-cnn becuro bnUaing , power. otc..at a binrnln
by luldres&iug .Main street .Meat .Marlut. _ _
TOE BOO Tons "for unTe. I.nnzemlorfor &
JL Strolibclin. Mam street Mnit .Market. _
RKAIj Estate bointlit and sola. None but
bargains accepted. Houses for anl3 on
monthly payments- Warranty dnod ulvcn. Uv
0. It. Judd , tWOJIroadway. Co i msll Uliiirs.
T710H KENT Largo double oillre over Frank
-L1 Levin's cigar store , 60i Ilroadway. Inquire
of Frank I.evln.
G , B , JAGQUEfflIN & GO I
( S
Railroad Watch Inspectors
For 1'nlon Pacific , Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago , Hot'K Island A ; Taclllc , Chl'-ujfo. llur-
llnptotuVQiuncy , Kansas City & St. Joe rail-
roaila ,
No. 27 Main t ,
Oiilincil Hltirt'I I ; In.
O.H.MfjQANELQ G3M
Hidesjalta , Pelts , Woalfi Furs ,
u
Highest market prlcrs. Prompt returns. Nos.
8 U and &Z1 Mala St. , Council Jjlulff. Jowu.
WE DON'T ' WANT THE EARTH I
OH , NO I
But wo do want the people of Western
Iowa to know that the
GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE
NO. 100 MAIN ST. ,
Cor. First Avenue , carry the largest
stock of BOOTS mid SHOES in this
city. That wo always lead In popular
prices. That persons , wanting rollablo
cooils can uavo money by trading w'.th
us. S. A. FIERCE ,
MANAWA STABLES.
Arc thoroughly prepared Urtako earn of horses
and carriages of all vlMtor * to the lake. Plenty
of sheds and stalls , nnd animals nnd carriages
will bo safely cared for. Charges reasonable ,
Accommodating hostler * on hand night and
day. When you drive to the Lake , don t forgot
"OU ) DAD.1
The Most Modern Novolltloa In
PAPER HANGINGS.
AND
Artistic Decorations !
AT PETER C , MILLER'S. '
Nos. 11 and 13 Pearl St.
SUMMER IS COMING !
AYlmt is Needed is n Good
GAS STOVE FOR COOK
A SPLENDID LINE OK
Just rt-colved nnd on exhibition at the gas com
pany's ollku. Unqjuullud for coiivenienco.
AUiolutds.vfety. No o'lor , and above ull , oco-
nomlcal If properly iwed ynll nnd examine
them whether you Intend purchasing ; or not.
NO. 28 PEARL ST.
ILLOW !
. EVERETT ,
FISCHER ,
AND
HARDMAN
PIANOS !
Now Organs at $1.00 a wooic.
New Pianos at $2.50 to $5.00 a week
MUELLER MUSIC COMPANY ,
No. 33 Main St. , : : Council Bluffs la. ,
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ISUKT & IMUAKS' MCII'H Fliiu Shot ; * , g5 , former price , g 4.
J. S. TUHiMJIt'J ! ) Men's Iluml-SumMl SliouN , 93 , former
price , S7.50.
K. C. ISUKT'S Ladle * ' French Kid , turned , at $5 , former
K. C\r Ylirr 5 Ctir Kid at , former price , 85 , and all oilier
poocU at uianiifaeliirvrh' price * , or ICSH. HI all ordcnt
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I. PIKES , 413 Broadway.
Council Illuira , lowu.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
BARGAINS
-AT THE-
FOR THE COMING WEEK.
Two Cases Brass Pins , 1 cent per paper.
Two Cases Figured Lawns , 1 % cens
per yard.
Two Cases Ladies' Guaranteed Fast Col
ors , Black Hose. lOc a pair. Every
pair warranted or money refunded
Bargains in White Goods , Embroid
eries , Laces , Gloves , etc. , at the
STORE
FOTHERINOHAM , WHITELAW & CO , ,
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Lenders and Promoters of LOW PRICES.
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY ,
BOOKS YOU OUGHT TO CONSULT
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300
EORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Epccinciitlonminil o thmiten furnl hu.1 forcomplo'i steam plnnti. Kc'jnliitlmi , DuriiMIUjr utmrantcoil.
Can sliow-lcUers from users whore fuel economy IH cqunl with Cnrll * * Noii-cnnJcnnliiK.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for catalogue. " No. 510 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
G. E. TAMISIEA , Prop.
CONNECTED BY MOTORS WITH
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA
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' RATES$3 PER DAY.
Special Rates to Parties and Families. Corres
pondence Solicited.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
N RIRl l N Rl IVI C Hy liliul'0.Illl(1 ! ' ( Sanitary ] Cnj'lnoor , Plans , Estimates
Specifications. Supervision of i'ubliu Work. Brown
Building , Council Blulfti , Iowa.
Justice of the Poaco. OIHeo over American Express , No , 41
N Broadway , Council DlulTs , Iowa.
O Trv Mr1 D. O I M O Attornoys-at-Lnw. Practice in the SUUo and Fou-
O I UriC. 06 OlIYlO oral Courts. Rooms 7 und 8 SUupnrt-nono Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
J ? , TIM ! CV Attorneys at-Law. Room 10 , Shutjart Block
06 IIINLLY Council Blun-H.
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U CTI I 'I M A M Attornoy-at-Law , Room 4 , Second Floor , Brown
, n. O I ILLIVlftM Ulouk , 116 P < mrl Ht. , Council Bluffs , la. Will
practice in Stuto and Federal Courts.