Nebraska Newspapers

    G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ISATUKDAY , AUGUST 3 , 1880.
THE DAILY. BEE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFP1CK. ISO 12 PISAftlj BTIUJET.
Eellvtredby cnrrler In Any Pnrt of ho City i\
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TrFiNEiss Orric * No. .
KIOMT KDITOII , No.zi.
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MI .NO II MENTION.
N. Y1. P , CO ,
Qlcnson coal ,
C. B. Music Co. , 553 U'way.
Rcllcr , tailor , 310 H roadway.
Evans' Inundry , 734 Broadway.
D.V. . Otis , city nnil farm loans.
The police mndo 101 nrrosts during the
month of July.
A pugilistic stranger giving the natno of
Gannon was run In last evening for lighting.
Unity Guild mocts this afternoon with
Mrs. Gcorgo Hudlr , No. 827 South First
street.
The Indies of St. Peter's church have ar
ranged for a quadrille pnrty at Armory hall ,
August 15. "
Iho Y. M. C. A. Planets defeated the G Ion
nvcnucu In a well contested game by n score
of 12 to 10 ycstcrdiiy. *
U'ho monthly mooting of the Bluff Cl y
typgraphlcal union will bu hold this evening
at the rooms of the press club. No. 19 Pearl
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the Fruit
Growers' mid Gardeners' association will beheld
hold ibis afternoon at ; the court house nt 2
o'clock.
Comtnlttcomnn Schoentgcn , of the school
board , received n telegram yesterday after
noon from Dr. Wyimm , of Cincinnati , no
ccntmg the position ot assistant teacher erf
the high school.
Special communication of Bluff City
lodge , No. 71 , A. l < \ mill A. M. , this evening
for work in the first degree. All Masons in
good standing are cordially invited to bo
present. Bj order of the W. M.
John Bono ft Co. have decided to oloso
their establishment at 0:80 : each evening dur
ing the hot weather. All of the largo' Urms
ot the city have now joined in the early clos
ing movement.
Beulah Flclmrty , aged nlno years , died
Thursday at thn residence of Mr. Footo , cor
ner of Washington avenue and Eighth street ,
whore she was visiting. Tbo remains will
bo taken to Monmouth , 111. , for interment.
W. J. Collins and C. B. Gray were ar
rested last evening whllo trying to dispose
of a new pair of ladies' shoes. They had dis
posed of several pairs , and it is thought they
are wanted in Omahu. They arc booked
lor larceny.
Councilman ICnspar , of Omaha , and W. B.
Johnson , of Council Bluffs , have arranged
to erect twenty-six cottages on Avcnuo B ,
between twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth
streets. The former builds fourteen , the
latter twelve.
Louisa B. McDonald has applied for n di
vorce from Uulbort McDonald , on the ground
of desertion , and Mary Moomaw asks to
have the marriage ties severed which bind
her to P. Moomaw , alleging failure to sup
port and Inhuman treatment.
The Y. M. C. A. Comets and the Fancy
Prlzo club play this morning at the corner of
Ninth street mid Sixth avenue , and In the
afternoon the Y. M. C. A Planets and the
Glen avenue club pluy on the grounds at the
corner of 'inth street mid Ninth avenue.
There was a much lighter attendance at
the Heine concert at the Presbyterian church
last evening than would huvu been the case
but for the numerous other attractions In the
city. An entirely different programme from
that of the preceding evening was rendcicd ,
nnd it was greatly appreciated by those
present. It is stated that this talented fam
ily will give another concert In this city in
about two wcoks.
Rev. Dr. Cooly of the Baptist church , will
deliver the address next Sunday at.5 o'clock
In the First Presbyterian church. Subject :
"Vho Holy Spirit Under the Old and Now
Dispensations. " The subject previously ap
pointed has been deferred until the Sunday
following , Hov. Mr. Franklin not being able
to keep his appointment. A box will bo placed
at the door for voluntary contributions lor
individual expenses.
The ladies of Trinity M. E. church gave an
enjoyable sociable last evening at Lucy's
&ail , on South Main struct. Refreshments
were served , and an interesting musical and
literary programme was rendered. The
ladies have already cleared enough money to
malw the llrst payment of MOO on the lot re
cently purchased by thorn. Tlioi- success is
very encouraging , and reflects credit on their
energy and hard work.
It is learned that Willie Benjamin , the boy
who was killed by Indians last Saturday
evening near Ponder , Nob. , was a nephew of
H. S. Reynolds , No. 217 Franklin avenue ,
and lived hero with ills uncle whan ho was
m. thrco years of ugc , leaving hero about four
R years airo to live with his parents at Duulao ,
from which place they removed to Ponder.
The first Intimation Mr. Reynolds had ot the
sad affair was the account which he saw in
TUB BICB Sunday morning.
Ttio dance given last evening at the Mor-
ritun block by the young ladies of St. Paul's
church was a very successful affair. There
was a largo attendance and the evening
passed very pleasantly. The receipts wore
fully as large as expected , and a neat sum
was netted for the treasury. Dalbo.v's or
chestra furnished delightful music nud the
coolness of the evening was all else required
to make the occasion most enjoyable.
- . A lively wolf chase took place ut the driv
ing park yesterday atternopn. The hounds
were uncoupled after giving the wolf a start
of about half an hour. The chase wus con
fined to the area lusido the inllo track , the
preator part of which is covered with weeds
About two feet high. This rendered It neces
sary to hunt him by scent , and the run was
a line ono. The wolf was "jumped up" sev
eral times , but was not caught lor about two
hours , when ho was quickly dispatched.
There will bo seine great sport to-day.
1 J. P , Potorsou has purchased the property
y an upper Broadway known as Platnor's or
Burhop's hall , and has taken out a permit to
repair the structure. The cost of remodel
ing will bo about t-,000 ! , and the building will
De put in quito presentable condition. It has
acquired a rather tough tmmo ot late years ,
being used exclusively for variety shows and
the lowest classes of amusement. It is
Btatod that with the changes to bo made anew
now order of things relative to the use of the
building will also go Into effect.
"Not Dead , But Sleeping , " was the motto
attached to u dnrkoy who sat in the door
way of Wlsnor's Broadway livery stable
yesterday afternoon. A rope around his
neck WUH attached to a bonm overhead , whllo
the stars and stripes floated lazily from a
pole stuck In Ills waist band. The darky
Slumbered sweetly , obvlious ot everything ,
j 4 Iks coroner in particular , until that
official , who had boon sent for In haste , ar
rived on the sccno. and bestowed a vigorous
kick whore It would do the most good. Sloop
vanished , and the sleeper followed aa soon
na ho could dissolve partnership with the
ropo. .
Dexter , employment.
Dwelling for sulo on easy payments. Also
building lots ut lowest market prices. Cull
and examine our list. _ E. II , Sheafo & Co.
Wonted to buy or trade , for good buggy
horse. A. A. Clark & Co.
J , G. Tlpton , real ostoto , 627 BMwivy ,
l'arafr plifi.
W. L. Biggs Is homo from Colorado ,
Miss Anna Mikesell is visiting in Atwood ,
ICnn.
ICnn.Warren
Warren Wiltor and sister , Miss Ethel , nro
Visiting ut Woodbine.
Sheriff Dolashmutt , of Mills county , was
In the olty yesterday ,
Judge Curftou , accompanied by two of bla
children , has gene to Indianapolis on n visit.
Peter Kuykondull , formerly of thin city ,
but now of. Lincoln , fs .visiting friends in the
Bluffs.
Chnrlos Boll , of the firm of Boll & Her-
llnghoff , left Thuriday evening for Blooui-
ington , 111. , on a business trip.
Superintendent Coouor has returned from
Avoca to complete the work of the last
teachers' instil ute held in Council Bluffs.
Henry Wiener , of the great cigar factory
of Henry Wlonor & Co. . Philadelphia , was
in the city yesterday transacting some im
portant business with Percgoy & Mooro.
For rent , good houso. A , A. Clark & Co ,
Have our \vngon call for your toiled
clothes. Cascudo Laundry Co.
Attorney Sims Enjoins the County
TroDBuror From Poylnff It.
THE FOX CHASE GOES TO-DAY.
A rumination Thnt Ilcstiltcd In Some-
tlilim Besides Snioko A Brick
Test Police 1'oliiln Tfio
Rowing Club.
A BlR Injunction Suit.
A petition has been filed with the clerk of
the district court wherein Jacob Sims prays
that County Treasurer Plummer bo en
joined from paying to the Omaha and Coun
cil Bluffs Railway and Bridge company the
tax voted by the city to aid in the construc
tion of the wagon bridge between the two
cities. The petition sots forth that the bonus
in 13S7 amounted to $ J7S17 , and for 1SSS
f37,6U7.0& , 'lhat the amount collected for
1837 has at different times boon paid to the
companies , and that the treasurer be on-
joincd from paying to the person or persons
to whom the amount collected for 18S7 had
been paid , the amount for 1833 , on the
grounds that no such company as the Omaha
and Council Bluffs Hallway and Bridge com
pany exists.
Said Attorney Sims In speaking of the
matter : "I have no flght to nviko with the
motor company cxuept that I want to protect
'
tect the taxpayers of this city. The com
pany'was organized by Council Bluffs mon ,
and It was to that company that the tax
payers voted the bonus. Afterwards n now
company was organized , partly of Omaha
men and partly of Council Bluffs mon , from
the Iowa company. The now company is a
Nebraska company , organized under the
laws of that state , and the articles of Incor
poration arc died there. The money of the
company Is deposited there , and the mort
gage.which they gave to the Mnrcantllo
Trust company ot New York was given by
the Nebraska company. The present coin-
puny Is not the company that was organized
under the law.s of the stuto of Iowa , and
should not receive the money from the tax
payers of this city that was voted to the
Iowa company. "
Superintendent Reynolds , of the Electric
Motor company , says ho will give anybody a
motor who will tell him what company ho is
working for If it is not the Omaha and
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge com
pany. He asserts that this name appears on
all the papers and passes of the company ,
and the stnckholdors , with ono or two ex
ceptions , nro the oues who incorporated the
company. It. Is hinted that the suit is brought
for the purpose of adopting a 5 cent rate be
tween the two cities. Said an attorney who
ought togknow , "If the suit docs securea
5 cent rate , all well and good , but If the suit
holds good aud the rate is not adopted by the
company buforohuud , Council Bluffs will
whistla many u long and doleful tune before
this company over puts a G cent rate across
the Missouri river. "
Ch.-umc or Location.
James & Havorstack have removed their
store from the old stand , 133 Main street , to
J04 Main and 205 Pearl streets , Mcrriatn
block.
Steam and hot water heatinfr , first-class
iilumbing. Work done in both cities. John
Gilbert , 518 Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
For sajo Ono Gar-Scott ten-horse portable
engine ; in good repair. Apoly to Woir-Shu-
gart Co.
AVIII Ch.tHo i ho Fox To-rtny.
The data of the fox chase has been changed
from Sunday to this afternoon , when the
entire programme , ns previously announced ,
will bo carried out at the driving park.
Tobo Broaerlck , wuo has the affair in charge ,
stated yesterday afternoon that the change
wus made , not on account of any interfer
ence on the part of the mayor , but because
of the halt garno that is to bo played at Fairview -
view park Sunday afternoon , between nines
composed respectively of clerks and travel
ing men , for the benefit of the hosuitals of
the city. The chase will begin at 2:30 : o'clock
this afternoon , and thcra will bo four wolves
turned loose and run down besides the regu
lar fox chase. It Is expected that fully
seventy hounds will bo hero to follow the
trail , and at least 200 mounted fox hunters
will do their best to keep up with the dogs.
Untlicr Expensive Fumigation.
A very destructive lire , considering its
proportions , was that which occurred about
8 o'clock yesterday morning , at the boarding
house kept by Mrs. Darling , at No. 311 Vine
street. The chambermaid attempted to
fumigate a room with sulphur , and for this
purpose loft a shovel of live coals and sul
phur on the lloor. Opening the door shortly
afterward , shs was surprised to discover the
room on lire. An alarm was given , and the
department was soon on hand. Two lines of
hose were laid , but no water was thrown , as
the fire was put out by the Babcock chemi
cal.
cal.Tho
The prompt and effective work of the tiro-
men oxcltod much favorable comment , as
the tire was confined : to the ono room , and
no Unmago wus done outside of it. The con
tents of the room , which wus occupied by C.
C. Taylor , a clerk at Union Pacific head
quarters , were almost entirely destroyed ,
Including the furnituro-and a number of val
uable little articles belonging to Mr. Taylor , '
whoso loss will reach about $150. The heat
was intense , and the smoke suffocating.
Mr. Robinson , another roomer , had his hair
singed and oycs burned in attempting to put
out the tiro. It is thought that the total loss
will amount to about $ -'UO.
S. B. Wadswortb & Co. loan money.
Finest bathing In the world at Manhattan
beach , Lake Munawn. Motor runs every
half hour until midnight every oveulng.
Scldcnbcrg's 5o Figaro at the Fountain ,
Kollcy & Younkorman sell groceries
Chase and Sanborn coffees a speclaly.
Notice the beautiful finish given col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
Tcsttntr Local Brlolc.
Tbo following Is self-explanatory :
To the Editor of TUB BBC : I send .you a
fair average specimen brick of those ro'contly
made in Omaha and already being exten
sively used in this city for sidewalks , ' . ' . 'hoy
cost tlO per 1,000 in Omaha and $12 delivered
on this side. If our citizens wish to HCO how
thcso bricks look when laid , lot them exam
ine the pavement uow being laid oa Ninth
street and Third avouuo oy Mr. Purdy ,
Nothing can ho finer. Messrs. Mulholland ,
Underwood , Hurdin and others have ordered
the same brick for the sidewalk now ordered
on Ninth street. There Is no reason why
brick of equality with this cannot bo made
in Council Bluffs. All our brick tnakors need
is grit , as they hava plenty of as good tnato-
rlal as the Omaha brick makers. The brick
weighs dry flvo pounds and thrco ounces ,
and after lying in the water for thrco hours
weighed flvo ixmnds nlno aud a half ounces ,
absorbing only six and a half ounces of
water. Why isn't this good paving brioUJ
EXl'ClllMCNTOI.
Wanted , ono or two good teams as first
payment on house and lot. Sufficient time
Kiveu on deferred payments. A. A. Clark &
Co.
City steam laundry , 31 Main , tel , 141.
J. H , Smith , drugs , medicines , paints , oils ,
glass. COO Main , near John Morgan's ,
Baths at Manawa Beach , near hotel. Pri-
Yijto bathing rooms for ladles and children.
IMnokcd In Police Court ,
Justice Hondrloks assessed a couple of
booze fines yesterday morning , on account of
which W. T. Brown and O. J , Williams nro
each poorer by 910.10 than they were before.
Thomas Carl , charged with disturbing the
peace , was released front custody ,
W. H. Donaldson wus arreited on a charge
of dUturblog the poaco. Donaldson bad a
boy named John Lance arrested on the pre
ceding day for rotten-egging his house , nncl
the latter , after clcaringhlmsolf , determined
to pluv oven by having the old man hauled
in. The court did not take kindly to the
idea nnd the case was skipped.
Anna Brannon , Anna Williams , Charles
Hngan nnd J. S. Burns , a mixed quartette ot
colored women and white man , were booked
for drunkenness , and the females were also
charged with drinking beer on the strcot.
They failed to patch up a trtico with his
honor nnd were fired back behind the bars.
No Kxploslon *
When persons keep cool anil use our
' 'Sun Dial" gas stovca. Four holes ,
roaster and tmkcovon. Costa 7 cents
per hour when running full hlnat. Now
York Plumbing Co.
Money loaned nt LB. . Craft's & Co.'a
loan ofllco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of vnluo. without
rcmovp , ! , All business strictly confi
dential ,
See us for loans on city property. Money
on hand , A. A. Clark & Co.
Thn Ioat Club's Reception.
Invitations are out for the flrat reception
of the Connell Bluffs Rowing association , to
bo hold at their boat house on Lake Manawa
on Friday evening , August 0. The enter
tainment will consist of dancing , and the
crows will give an exhibition of boating. The
committees for the affair are as follows :
On Invitation nnd Tickets Charles Bono ,
E. H. Merriam , Dr. P. T. Seybort , H. Haas ,
I. M. Troyoor.
On Boats Dr. F. T. Soybort , J. J. Mnlo-
ney , Frank Cook ,
On Reception E. H. Merriam , C. U.
Hnnnan , C. I. . Haas , E. E. Hart , J. N. Bow
man ,
On Floor I. M. Trcynor , Charles Bono ,
J. M. MoWllliams , E. W. Hart , H. Bowman.
\Vnter Notice.
The office of the O. B. City Waterworks
Co. will be open until 0 p. in , August 3 to ro-
cclvo past duo water rents.
Oti all promises having unpaid water rents
ncalnst them after above mentioned tlino
the water will bo turned off , and a charge of
91 will bo made for turning on.
C. B. C. WATBIIWOIIKS Co.
Kcport oftlio City Cleric.
During th"o month of July City Clerk
Huntlngtou collected the 'allowing amounts :
KECBIPT9.
Marshal's fees . $ 25305
Witncss"fecs . 8305
County treasurer . Oil 07
Judgincntsrcwil cases . 442 49
Appearance fees . 1,510 70
Burial permits . 10 00
Licenses . 1,07875
City criminal cases . 111300
State criminal cases . 000
Filing fees , city coses . 37 CO
Naturalization . 1 00
Building permits . 14 00
Total . : . . * 4V19S 21
mSItUKSBMENTS.
Stamps . i . $ 1 70
Paid county treasurer . 83 (57 (
Paid city treasurer . 3,031 74
Paid civil judgments . 12000
Paid witness fees and costs . 17 10
Paid marshal's costs , civil case . 7 25
Cash on hand , judgment account. . . . 321 89
Gush on hand , district court costs. . . I ) 35
Cash on hand , witness feus . 21 85
County treasurer , balance . 30 00
Total . 84,1 S 21
The receipts for the month of July , 1SS8 ,
were $1,330.05 , being an increase for 1889 of
$2,801.50.
Go to M. Keating for drugs , COS Broadway
Have your old furniture upholstered , good
as new. R. Morgan , 731 Broadway ,
A Lucky Kscapr.
Mrs. E. Pierce , wife of Ed Pierce , janitor
at the government building , had a narrow cs-
capa from a serious accident Thursday even
ing while driving with her children. Whllo
passing the Van Brunt property , the horse
slipped and fell on the pavement while trot
ting along at a good rate of speed. Mrs.
Pierce had ono of tbo youngest children in
her tap , with two others sitting on the seat
beside her. When the horse fell she was
jerked over the dashboard with the child in
her arms , and thrown upon the s truggllng
horse. In her fall she crushed the dash
board , and the other children pitched for
ward out of tbo buggy , ard all became entan
gled in the wreck. The horse's leg was
broken , iho buggy shafts snapped , but Mrs.
Pierce and her little family escaped without
serious injury. It was a fortunate escape , us
the disabling of the horse was all that pre
vented a much more serious result.
BU ULINGTON ROUTE.
G. A. R. Excursion One Faro For the
Round Trip.
From August 21 to 23 , 1SS9 , inclusive , the
C. , B. & Q. R. R. will sell at half rates , or
0110 faro for the round trip , tickets to Mil
waukee and return from all points on its
lines , on account of the National G. A. R.
encampment at Milwaukee. These O. , B. &
Q. excursion tickets will be good to return
August 27 to September 5 , inclusive : but by
special arrangement an extension to Septem
ber 80 may bo obtained by applying , prior to
September 3 , to the agent at Milwaukee hav
ing the matter in charge. Between Chicago
and-Mlhvaukeo the tickets will bo good for
passage in either direction via the Goodrich
line of steamers , the C. , M. & St. P. Ry. , or
the C. & N. W. Hy. Tickets nnd further in
formation can bo obtained of C. . B. & Q.
ticket agents , or by addressing P. S. Eustis ,
Gen'l Pass , and Ticket Agent , Chicago.
A Serious Accident.
While driving on Bluff strcot , Thursday
evening , Mr. George II. Champ and wife
were thrown from their buggy by the slip
ping of their horse on the wet paving. Mr.
Champ was badly hurt , ana was picked up
unconscious , in which condition he remained
for over an hour. His back was badly
bruised , and ho recolvod internal injuries ,
besides several small cuts. Mrs. Chump
jumped , and v/as not injured. Mr. Champ
was able to bo out yesterday , but will not
entirely recover from the fall for seine time.
Desirable dwellings for rent at mouorato
prices. E. H. Shoafo & Co , , rental agents ,
Broadway and Main streets , up stairs.
Fmo jewelry , watches and diamonds ;
cleaning and repairing at E. Burhorn.
m
See Potter's new store , 15 Mala street ,
Outlook for a Hljc Corn Crop.
' These cool nights are just what we need
to help out the corn crop , " said a farmer
yesterday. "Wo have had a tip-top growing
season , and there is a splendid growth of
stalk. Now these cool nights will chock the
growth , and the corn will mature. The
roasting ears are alreading beginning to
harden In some fields , and I don't apprehend
any trouble from frost. This is only the llrst
of August , and we needn't look for frostifor
six or eight weeks. By that tinio corn will
all bo out of the way , and I believe wo will
have ono of the biggest corn crops wo have
over bad in Pottawuttamio county. "
E. H , Sheafo & Co. give special attention
to the collection of routs and care ut prop
erty in.tha city and vicinity. Charges mod
erate. Office Broadway and Main streets ,
up stairs.
GOB. 6TH AVE3. AND 7TH ST.
Council Bluffs , la.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity ,
An excellent educational institution , fur
nished with all modern Improvements for
boarding and day uchool. Tin acedemlo yeir
consists of two sessions , beginning on the Drat
Monday in ( September and February , respect-
lv lr.
' 1'EUMB Hoard and tuition , per iession. 175.
For further particulars addres *
Hlutor Superior , Ut. Frauds Academy ,
Counoll JUIuffr , la.
NOTICES.
mo Chnrconl HuVncrs 1,000 colds hard dry
-L wood for fnlc'lijvlfremont county , lown ; 4
mile * to nxllnay stnijon. Horace toorctt.
WANTKD-2 or'H yonmr men ! llcht work !
Jlr , weekly. OAlEbetween 10 and 12 o'clock
lo-Ji > y. 710 Wnshluffijp. nvo. Council lllulTs.
TTUlll KXCIIANqp An quity In n fnrmnonr
X1 tn < < city for cit lots. Johnston & Van I'nt-
ton , Everett blockj J
_
TVAHM \ : boarders' -jftintod nt 122 Ilonton strcot ,
-L Good bonid at' rei/sonnblo rates. Mrs. I. W.
Cooper. _
PASTUKAOE ftm cluss upland pasta BIRO
for nhont 100 IWml more of stock ; r > tnllra
north of city , on lima kiln road ; nienty pure
water , shade and xanr ; peed man IncharRoot
stock. ! < . I' , Jiulson , ( c.'O Sixth nvo. , Council
HUiff * , telephone 190 : or W. W. McMahon , at
pasture. _
T > RAIj KSTATK-llouffht nrt sold and ex-
J.V chanced. Special Attention ulvon to exam
ination ot titles.V. . 0. James , No. 10 1'earl St. .
Council Dlutl * .
MONEY TO LOAN
ON CHATTELS.
Money loaned on ( urnlturo , plan os.
diamonds , homes , buggies or anything
of vnluo nt low rnos of Interest. No ,
publicity : fair and honorable dealing
A. A. Cliirlc & Co. , onico cor. Brondwny
nnd Main , ever American express.
THE MANHATTAN
BILLIARD HALL AND CIGAR STORE
Sporting1 Headquarters.
418 BROADWAY.
MALONEY & O'BRIEN.
J. M. PALMER
IIABTHI : CHOICEST ior or
SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY
In the city. Gilt edged opportunities to Imuio
clnteinvcEtorsjiul bomcaeoiors.
LOANS
INSURANCE ,
REAL ESTATE ,
RENTS HOUSES.
AK ent American nulldlnc and Loan Assocla-
on. No. UO Pearl at. . UT-aTAIllS.
Oil AH. O. KLiWOOJD.
Tnos , OFFICER. W. n. M. TUBBY
OFFICER & PUSEV.
BANKERS.
Corner Mfttn and Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign itnd domestlo exchanes.
Collections madsundLlntoreit paid on Urns de
posits.
LADIES , HEAD THIS !
'l ) have the largest nnd
fjtiqst stock of hair goods
i w'cst of Chicago , and I
jhtivo determined to close It
'all put with the Intention
, of going out of tbo busi-
ineis. Ladles who desire
anything in my line will bo
given an opportunity to
buy it at less than half the
usual prices. The goods
nre'first ' class , end all orna
ments , etc. , made up in the
latest styles.
J , 'Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE ,
No. 2O Main St. , Council Uluffb.
No. 27 Main St. , Over Jacquemln's
Jewelry Store
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TIME TABLE OF THE LAKE MANAWA RAILWAY.
Connect with Llectric Motor and Union Pacific Dummy Trains at Ninth and Droadwa
Council Bluffs Iowa. C. F. REED , President.
p ti QjljC ) lit Q | t O i | < ) ii Q 'I ' *
PttOF. WHITE'S
Adapted to the public schools. The only
complcto thing of its kind in oxlstenco nud In-
dlsnenslblo In the f cuoo room. School bonrds
desiring the most perfect help for tne teachers
are Invited to oxiimiuo this. Address
H. A. BAliLilNOKR ,
General Agent ,
721 Willow Avo. , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
J. D. EDMUNDSON. E.TJ. SnuoAm
I'rcs. Vice Pres.
CIIAS. It. HANNON , Cashier.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK ,
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Paid Up Capital $150.000.00.
surplus : r.x , .oo.
Liability to Depositors. . . . ' 125,000.00.
DIUECTOHB I. A. Miller , F. O. Glenson , E. U
Shugart , E. U. Hart , J. D. IMimindson. Clins. H.
Iliinnon. Transact general banking buslnesi ,
Largc&t capital ana surplus of any bank in
southwestern louii. Interest on time deposits.
Especially Adapted for
,
SIZES FROM
ELECriUC
25 T0300 LIGHTING
HORSE POWER Mills and Eievators
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Specifications and estimates furnished for completosteam plants. Itegulatlon , durability
guaranteed. Can show letters from uwrs where fuel economy la equal
with Corliss Non-Condensing. Send for catalogue.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent.
No. BIO Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Hero Mill and Power , Badger Sheller , Appleton -
ton Feed Gutter and Wood Saw.
SOTEL MANAWA
REFITTED
AN1J
Newly Furnished
Connected by Motor
with
COUNCIL BLEFFS AND OMAHA
Located on Lake Mnnnwa ha finest Watering Place and Sum me
Resort m the west , Beautiful Boating and Fishing.
Unparalelled Bathing Beacn.
CO I Special Rates to Parties and Fumllios , Oor-
$6 l roapondonco Solicited.
\
It is a BEAT-ALL , because it never breaks , splits , cracks or curls.
Because it is indestructible in tbo wcatbor , nnd will undergo no change m
in any climato.
Because it is tnoro durable tban any otbor roof nftido , iron , tin , nlnto or wood.
Because it can be quickly nut on without skilled labor and is cheaper thna
shingles. *
Because it has boon proven by the severest trials and has never failed.
For further information apply to
BIRKINBINE ENGINEERING- SUPPLY CO. ,
Room BOO First National Bank Building , Omaha.
Council Bluffs office116 Pearl Street.
ESTAII7JHIIKD 8711.
S. E. MAXON
Architect
and
Superintendent ,
MlIItltlAM 1IUCK ,
Council IlluffH , : : lown.
Coritct estimate * * of cost
etiuiantecd. Bpedul attention
ih ; t-ii to all cluHHVH ot build-
hip * , public and prlviito.
I hut o iilu UYX on hand , ( or
Hie roncnlcnruof iny p tron |
u largo nniiibi-r of plans , unctt
IIB ecliOdltL liU8ln flMona office
ImlldlnpH. county court
lionet f. w ai ehouuttii , hotel !
nil private rcMclenren.
Outers by mail promptly at *
tended to.
COUNCIL BLUFFS HOMEOPAf HS.
M , H. CHAMBERLAIN , M ,
OlUco corner Main St. , and
Broadway.
PI MHIMTrinMFRV Surgeon and Hoimupath. Ko m 0 , Brown
J , IVIUn I uUIYILriT building , 115 1'ourl St. Oftice hours , 0 to 12 ,
" a. m. , 22 to U and 1 to 8 , p , m ,