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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1898)
- . t. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY. APRIL 17. 1898. COUNCIL BLUFFS- Try Metre's stock ; food. - Farland la Padefewskl'i peer. fir. lee , dentls't , Merrlam block. Early Ohio potatoes. Bartel * Miller. fir. Brorn. dentist , room SOI. Merrlam blk. firs. Snyder ft Snyder removed to 121 South cTeventh street , * John N. Baldwin will deliver the Memorial lay addrets at DCS Molnes. Wanted Competent cook , good wage * . Mrs. George A. Keellne , 129 Park. ave. L. C. Dun returned list evening from successful business trip In tbe Black Hllli. Wanted Competent woman for general homework.J Mrs. W. d. Woodbury , 8fe First are. ' The Evan * laundry U the leader la fine work both for color tnd flnlib. 520 Pearl street. Phone 290. For a "Sultana" cigar go to C. A. Moore's Corner Cigar store , outheast corner Pearl trcet and Broadway. The "Corner" 5c cigar leads all others In Council Bluffs. Go to the Corner Cigar tore when you want one. The flnal report of the guardian of the minor heirs of N. M. Carson wan filed In the district court yesterday and approved. Don't you think It must be a pretty goo < ! laundry tbat can pleaie so many hundred * of customers ? Well that's the "Eagle. " 724 Broadway. Blrs. Sophia B. Mynster will speak In Union hall , 140 Broadway , this evening at. S o'clock. Subject : "Intuition. " Public cordially Invited. M.Vollman , the builder and Inventor ot a new form of automobile carriage , has completed Til * vehicle and has been making experiments with It on the streets. Harmony chapter No. 25 , Order of the Eastern Star , will hold memorial services for deceaseJ members on Monday evening. All members nnd friends Invited to attend. 'Miss Rita Lorton < wlll be at Dohany theater next Thursday night. She has a remarkably well trained voice and has thrilled her hearers with her singing in all the larger cities of the country. A rare comedy'and dramatic treat is In tore for Council Bluffs theater-goers next Tuesday night , whw Clay Clement appears at the Dohany theater. In his play , "The ( New Dominion , " ho Is at home and his audience will be royally entertained. Some Journalistic changes have been an nounced to take effect In the acar future , affecting the Nonpareil. City Editor Froom Is booked to retire from his position within a few dajs and bo succeeded by some per son not yet name ] . The managers ot the paper are also contemplating changing the dally edition from a morning to an evening Issue. ( Heretofore it has only been .necessary to call attention briefly for the appearance ot the "Devil's Auction" to fill the Dohany theater to 1U greatest seating capacity , and this will doubtless be the result tonight , when the company appears here. The play 4s always popular with Council Bluffs theatrical people and as It Is bigger and tetter than ever It will lose ncno ot Its popularity after tonight's performance. A new rupture has occurred between the Kraft and Joncschclt families , which has oaco more brought them Into court. For the last two years they have been con stantly before the public prosecuting and defending all sorta of suits , from simple as sault and battery to assault with Intent to commit murder. Julius Kraft yesterday began a suit In the superior court to 're plevin from August Jonescheit twelve head ot stock , valued at { 300 , which be alleges his neighbor has. taken up and Is holding on the grounds ot trespass. C. B. Vluva Co. , female remedy ; consulta tion free. Office hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 Health book furnished. 826-327-3:8 Merrlam block. ' _ Money to loan on c'lty property , Klnne. N. T. Plumbing compunv. Tel. 2BO. r - i - A. map of'CubablneWest , Indies and of thfi'worJd at thftj uncll Bluffs offlco of The Bee for tenjdentl. ; Poultry Mire and garden seeds at J. Zoller t ft Co. . The Council Bluffs Carpet company will be Iv open every evening this week. Peterson ft Scboenlng have a fine line of iron bedstead * from which you can get some thing In that line to suit you at a moderate coat. Anything you want la the furniture or barawrte line can bo found at their big tore In the Merrlam block. Cor&wood for' sale -cheap. Address W. P. , Bee office , Council Bluff * . Poultry wire and garden teed * at J. Zoller ft Co. Sliver teaspoons still go with Domestic Soap. Board f Education Meeting. The Board of Education , when It meeta In regular mcatbly aesslon on Monday evening , I will elect a new principal ot the High school to fill the vacancy caused by the promotion ot Prlnclpal'Hsfden to tbe super- tntendency of the city7 schools. There have been several applicants vforUhe place , but the board h a practically decided upon the olectlca of Prof. Clifford , at the present time principal of the North DCS Molne * High school. Prof. Clifford hu been In tbe city two or three days and yesterday reached 4hO' conclusion wlth-a majority ot the mem ber * ot the board. He 1 * said to be a fine educator and cornea vwell .recommended. .Knight * and Ladle * ot Security will hold a dance at the Royal Arcanum hall Tuesday , April 19. Admission 60 cents per couple. Sullivan , the * grocer , will make another big flsh haul this week so tbat everybody In Council Bluffs can be supplied with any kind of flsh desired. During the last week Mr. Sullivan sold more flsh than ho has for everal months. Domestic Soap Is the best for the laundry. Violins , little violins , flno violins , cheap violin * , concert violins , ladles' violins , sweet violins , any kind ot violins at Bourlclua' Music House , 32 $ Broadway , where the organ If on the building. Premium stamps given. Buy your meat at J Zoller ft Co. Hoffmayr's fancy patent flour makes the best and most bread. Aik your grocer tor It. K Domestic Soap makes and keeps clean friend * . The list ot merchants who r give premium tamps will be found on this page. Look tor It. i Heal Etate > Trnnmfera. The following ; transfers are reported from the title and loan office of J. W. Squire , Ml Pearl street : 3. B. Robinson to Harold Horton , part nwtt netf 11-77-44 , w d S 140 George H. Mayne to Ern st E. Hart , ett M4 and nwtt se % 34-77-43. q c d. 6,000 Euitutlu * ' Btrlttmatter and .wife to Fred Qulke. nett neftl 83-74-38. w d. . 1,600 Jsmts V. Mlchrtson and wife to John Bo'llgcn oeU n 4 3-77-43. w d 1,100 Adolph F. Anderson to Marie Ander son nfe % and se.V4 neH 39-7W1. Alice Haailltoa and husband to Alice itankln , lot at , block 4 , Careen , w d. . MO /Nx / traaifers , total 4lo MfNERAY BROS. NURSERYMEN , . " * ' K. I A- * M OrtacMt CHy.ar * her * ta Cmacll Blub sad Omaha wJU their to * ! ! of trait treea , trap * V M ; ete. . tad all ktote ot tae shad * tros * . sKiwtfhic krtthj u4 rwM. Tholr HlTirwluTr ; Io to4 at Ut Broad- w y , CottMU Blvfs. aa4 M Ftraasa street , , bck.we t of TwMttth street. Omaha. U ho'waited OB M all tlsos We s JI all * > very ch * gee * . int-ctaM. V . 'T BDRGLARS ON THEIR ROUNDS Basinew Continues Profitable to the Men Who Follow the Trade. CASHIER PATTON GETS A DOUBLE DOSE Ml * House Robbed .While lie Is Asleep nd Avals While. . He. U Mak- iasj Report to the Police/ J. A. Patton , 'cashier of the First National bank , and Mm. Patton , returned Friday aft ernoon from an extended vlilt In the south , and when they retired to rnt In their home at 105 South Seyenth street they were weary enough to sleep soundly. Neither of them heard the burglar who Invaded the place by forcing open a front window. Nor did he disturb their slumbers when be vlt > lted every room In the house and made a painstaking search for any valuables that might be found. He did not meet with any succces until he Invaded their sleeping room. Here he se cured a roll of bills from Mr. Patton's veil pocket and his flno gold watch that cost $150 and was greatly prized on account of asso ciations. Mrs. Patton had a considerable sum of money In large bHUj which she left lying on the dresser and which she fortu nately protected by placing the washbowl and pitcher over It. On the dresser lay her fine gold watch , but this was also overlooked by the burglar. After Mr. Patton had re ported his loss to the police circumstances conspired to convince Mr. and Mrs. Patton that they had been robbed a second time. After the burglary was discovered yesterday morning Mrs. Patton picked up her watch and as she supposed laid It down again In a leas conspicuous place. When she went to get it at 9 o'clock It was missing. While she was looking for It a neighbor woman In formed her that she had seen a roughly dressed man running from the house and through the back yard. This confirmed the suspicion that another thief had been In the house during the few moments Mrs. Patton waa out and the police were again notified The watch was recovered , however , while Mr. Patten UCB still at the police station. It was found In another part of the house and Mrs. Patton Is Inclined to believe that It was dropped there by the thief while making his hasty departure. The money taken from Mr. Patton's pocket was all In ? 1 bills and nhlle It made a large roll the amount was only $9. The other raid on private residences re sulted In lee gain for the burglar , but more sorrow for one of the victims. This occurrei at the residence of William Bohnlng , who conducts a boarding house on the corner o : Sixth avenue and South Eighth street. Free Bockcmper. a bartender for Fred May , ant who rooms there , was aroused a dayllzht by feeling his trousers slipping gently from beneath his pillow , where he had placed them upon retiring. It was about the hour he usually awakes and he opened his eyes to eee a roughly dressed man bending over. His eyes were only opened for an Instant. The next second 4hey were filled with a handful oi red pepper , completely blinding him and causing the most Intense pain. Boekempcr epran : out of bed and screamed with the pain. His cries aroused the household anc f lightened the burglar , who sped downstairs and out of the front window , which he had raised when entering. All of the rooms oc cupied by the other roomers and boarders had been visited and all robbed. William Bockemper lost all of the money he had In hta pockets $1.80 , and a watch. Fred Mar tin and Chris Bohnlng loot all of the valua bles they carried In their clotheo , Including watchea and jewelry. Fred Boekemper gives a fairly good de scription of , the 'burglar. The fellow had forced open one or the tarlor wlndo-v * which fronts the street and after getting Inside re moved his shoes. In the chair where he sat while doing this waa deposited a quantity cf brick dust which had evidently rubbed off his clothes. On the carpet was more of the same kind of material , < whlch had evi dently come from his shoes or hl trousers , where they had been rc led up at the bottom. With the certainty of a large number of similar crimes becoming more and more ap parent Chief of Police Blxby suggests that all owners of watches and fine jewelry take the pains to write down accurate- descriptions 4 > f their articles , getting the numbers on watches and cases and Initials and marks or other Jewelry and silverware. In case of theft this will aroint In Its recovery. BOSTOX STORE , CoaBclI ninffs , ibira.op op NBW THIS ASSORTMENT NOW COMPLETE. 36-Inch French percale , only 9c a yard. Imported Preach and Scotch zephyr glng- haiw. In checks and plaids , regular 25c quality , only 19c a yard. Beautiful exclusive style dreis patterns In fine Scotch znphyrs and Madras cloths 10 and U-yard patterns , atT25c , 33c and 39c a yard , Fine French organdles new styles , 35c. Imported organdie , with satin stripe , at 25c. , -i Dimity stripe organdies , 19c. Fancy checked drees ginghams , new styles only lOc a yard. Spring underwear for ladles and men. Ladles' spring weight vests and pants ecru and white , regular and extra sizes only 25c each. Ladles' fine lisle vests at 25o and BOc. Ladles' long and short sleeve union suits at 39o and SOc. -Men's fancy stripe medium weight under wear at 35c each. Men's fancy ribbed underwear , spring weight , BOc each. Extra fine balbrlggto underwear , light and medium weight , 76c each. New assortment of ladles' Jackets and aults Just received and to go m sale MON DAY morning. Ladles' covert suits at $10.75 and $13.50 extra value. FOWLER. DICK & WALKER , Boston Store. _ Lemp's beer on tap at Jack O'Nell's. op posite the Ogden house. Poultry wire and garden seeds at J. Zoller ft Co. Mast Pn Elimination. . - A sllibt damper has been placed upon the aspirations of a portion of the young men who desire to foe soldiers ted who are now members of the Iowa National guard. Here tofore one of th chief qualifications for enlistment was moral character , tractlblllty and good fellowship. About the chief thlni sought In physical requirements was a uni formity of height of the members of each company , sod no professional physical ex amination was required. But with the pros pects of sending a large portion , It not all of tbe guard down to Cuba , the phystca condition or the young soldiers Is being looked Into. An order has been Issued re quiring all of the membero and all oe * men enlisting to present themselves to some surgeon for .examination. Thesurgeon's certificate must be endorsed on the back of the enlistment papers. Tbe order so far falls to designate tbe surgeco who Is to examine the recruits , and the membero of the local mllltb company have become so anxious to gtt Into actual business that they re paying tbe xam4natlon fee out of their own | > ockets. The oyster seaion will soon \ over. It ycu want some of the flstit and most select oysters In the market before It Is too late go to Sullivan's. , He always keeps tbe > e t and they are fresh. The list of merchants who give premium stamps will be found on this page. Look I Of it , Gates , To remove as far M practicable tf > powl Wllty of accident * , tbe motor comraoy. Is wperlHieatlng with'a new gate system on the OsMha Hoe , If It to practicable all of tha e4 tratas- will te iuipp d > with It Ta * Mt * XB ri8MSt.tMsaad . with It toot TMlof waiter U * B4MMSU auBtrrtaleci ! uperlntendent Olmmoek. The gate effectu- llr closes the entrance to the car from the war platform , and to under the control of the motorman , ed li so contrived that whenever lie stops the car the gate * are automatically opened and closed ( lie same way Mien he stirts. The car mint come o a dead stop before the gatw open , and. he moment the current to turned on the gate * gently but firmly shuts In the paisen- ters en the bar , and all others are out. ' The gate * are made of strong Iron wicker work and cover entirely the steps leading up to the platform , leaving no chance what * ever to Jump on after the trainta In mo tion , To get on the car while the gate * are closed would be lmo t M difficult aft to get In through one of the wlndowa In the aide. aide.The The Hit of merchants Who give premium tampi will be found on this page. Look for It. . One-atory frame cottage for rent ; seven room * , good liable , modern , at 719 Fourth street. " H. C. Cory , Merrlam block. SOCIAL EVEXTS OP fcAST WEEK. Ito > nl . .Vrcntt-am. Hnll ( he One flrem Pcntnre of the Six Darn. The social event of the week was the Roya Arcanum half on Wednesday night , given In honor of the officers and delegated to the grand council of the order which held Ito evcnth annual meeting here during the week. It wa one of the most brilliant M- semblages of the year. The handsome hal was beautifully decorated. Tbe local green houses' were called upon to furnlsb their rarest treasures. These were artistically placed In perfect harmony with the emblems and Insignia of the order. The delicate Ar canum colors were also tastefully displayed The program called for the most fashionable dancca and excellent muelc was piovlded. The High School cadets gave one of thel brilliant parties on Friday evening In Hando's hall. The attendance was large Among the guests were a number of the Omaha Guards and the Dodge Light Guard In full drees uniforms. A program of twen tytwo numbers , was presented. The grand march waa led ay Captain Pardy and Miss Cunningham. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Arthu T. Hoffmayr entertained a number of thcl friends at dinner at their handsome cottage homo on Benton street. A very pleasan social evening was enjoyed by all. Among the special entertainments tha were provided by the citizens of Councl Bluffs for the delegates to the Royal Ar canum state council were a number of de llghtful social parties. Among them waa the entertainment of Walter Irish of Dee Molnes by Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Brulngton who gave a dinner In hla honor on Tucsda ; evening. The Misses Inman entertained numbe of their friends at their new home in the flat at 1021 Third avenue on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Schoentgen spent eev era ! day visiting friends In Creston during the -week. Mlas Sylvia Messmore spent Easter with her parents at the Ogden. ( Mlsa Ella Wlrt Is visiting friends In Lin coin. coin.Last Last Tuesday night Mrs. Keyeor completed the series of art lectures that she has been giving In Council Bluffs. The subject of this lecture was "The Life and Works of Canova and Thorwaldsen. " Mr. W. A. Towsend of Sycamore , HI. , was a guest of Mrs. H. O. Cook the last week. Mr. C. B. H. Campbell was In Denver las week. Mr. Wells , president of the Omaha & Coun ell 'Bluffs railroad , la In the city. Mrs. John F. Fuller , for many years a resident of this city , but now living at Boston , Mass. , Is visiting Council Bluffs friends , spending last night with Mrs. I ) J. Rockwell. Mr * . W. L. Pratt of Kansas City , whd was called here by the death of her father E. W. Jackson , will remain for a week visiting with Mrs. Jackson and her olc friends In this city. Mrs. P. H. McotRomery went to Mlssnur Valley Thursday to attend a reception given , by her daughter , Mrs. C. F. Montgomery. Miss Rae Newell. Western Union tele graph operator at the- Union Pacific trans fer , left last evenlna- for a month's visit In Minnesota. . , Mls McGavern. who has-been visiting Mrs. B. 8. Terwllllger , has returned home to Missouri Valley. Mlsa Mattle Chrlstman and Mrs. Harring ton , who have been visiting Missouri Val- ler friends , have returned to this * city. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Combs of Council Bluffs are visiting the latter's parents. Mr. and Mn. 8. A. Skelton of Missouri Valley. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Conn have gone to Fellowsvllle. W. Va. . where they expect to snend several weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Horace Everett has returned home , her visit shortened by the Illness of her sen , Mr. Edward Everett. The latter la now Improving and the attending physician no longer anticipates serious results. Cards are out announcing the engage ment of Miss Mary Schram and Otto Wie- deranders. Mr. Wleleranders has been for some time employed as 'watchmaker at Wollman's jewelry store and Miss Schram is very popular la German social circles. Miss Susie Barnes , who has been vlcit- Inic friends here , has returned to her home In Butte. Mont. Mr. and Mrs. Vevea , of Silver City have removed1 to this city and are located at" " 09 Franklin avenue. Mrs. H. H. Glover of Grand Island Is via- Hlng her ester ! , Mrs. T. E. Calvla of Park venue. M'sa Belle MusrelwhHe has gone to Kan sas for a month' * vslt with friends and re'a- tlves. i Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCargar axe vlittlng in Pueblo , Co'.ry. Mrs. B. J. Ohambtrlln and little daughter u > ] Mrs. A. Clarke have rtturaed from Cali fornia and will take up their home at 625 Bluff street. Tbe orizagement la announced of Michael Metolo , head hostler at the Union Pacific roiKttbouee. and Mlsa Magg'e Shea. CharUa Jefferlp , who recently graduated from the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. 1 vlaHIng relatives In the city. Buy your groceries at J. Zoller ft Co. Sew Carpet Firm. The Stockert Carpet company Is the name of a new Council Bluffs firm Just opened for business at 205 and 207 West Broadway. Everything U new and a complete line of carpets , oilcloth , matting , linoleum , curtain poles , window shades and lace curtains will be always on hand. Their prices are down to the lowest notch. Before buying see the new dm. Carpets refitted and laid and drapery work done to order. Fresh-fish , live fish , In fact any kind of fish always on hand at Sullivan's grocery. Harrison to theFront. . Harrison is to Uie front this wring , the same as usual. > By this we mean that Har rison's paints lead all others. There are other paints la the market , but the Harrison risen has so far out distanced them In the race for popularity and real merit that they practically cut no figure. People will buy the best and that fs the reason these paints are having such a large run this season. For sale by Get ) . S. Davis , 200 Broadway. Buy your meat at J Zoller & Co. The reason of Klein's store , at 112 Broad way , being so popular Is due to the fine candles , fruits and cigars constantly kept on band. Read premium offers inside Domestic Soap wrappers. Jrvlcr1it the Chore-he * . Divine services will be held In the Council Bluffs churches at the usual hours. At the First Method'st church the pastor , Rev. J. H. Scnscney , will preach at the morning and evening services. Sunday school at 12 In the Sunday schoolroom ; Junior league meeting at 4 p. m. ; Epworth league at 6:30. : At St. Paul's Episcopal church the usual cervices wilt occur at 8 and 11 a. m. a'nd at 7:30 : p. m. A feature of the morning service will be a special musical program , during which will be repeated the full Easter musical program. Offertory solo by Mrs , Loomlo In the evening. . Fifth Avenue Methodist Church , O. P. Fry. Pastor Morning service at 10:30 : : subject , "Tbe Translguratloa ; " evening. 7:39. : "The Great Opportunity ; " Sunday school at 12 B. : Junior league at 3 p. a. ; Kpworth league at 6:90 p. en. I . Second Presbyterian Church , Harmony and frank Streets. Rev. Alt * Llthwlaad. paster Horsing subject. "With Jeoua Is ) HI * I Do Not Forget aStc for JRR-EAflUM STA.MJPS as they save you money. Thousands of dol. lars have , been saved by the people of Council Bluffs through the agency of these stainpg. There is scarcely a homlJTn the city that does not contain one or more of our Premiums. If you are one of-the few , who are not. collecting stamps , don't lose any more time. jTliese are the Stores where PREMIUM STAMPS are given. Buy here , collect Premium Stamps and secure handsome premiums FREE. Art Stadlo. Groceries. Palni * , Oils nnd Glass. Harry Schmidt , 406 Broadway. ( Stamps Bartel & Miller , 100 West Broadway. Dell O. Morgan & Co. , 742 Broadway. given only when cash deposit Is made. ) Phone 359. ' Merrlam Block Pharmacy , Cor. Mala Art Nredle Work. John Olson , 739 Broadway. Street and Willow Avenue. ' C. A. Lacy , 381 Harrl'on Street. . Brown & Wcsner , 617 Main Street. Mcsd'ames Stork & Crisp. 311 Broadway. J. C. Nielsen & Co. , 307 South Eighteenth Morgan & Co. , 110 Broadway. Itabr Carriage * . Street. . Piano * and Orsrann. i 8. 8. ' Keller , 311 , 313 , 315 Broadway. Hanscn & Myrtue , 330 Broadway. I1nkrr Evans & Kissel. 542 Broadway. Bourlclus Music House , 325 Broadway. * < A. W. Barrett. 912 Avenue F. Iloom . Moulding C. Wldmaler , 828 Broadway. R. J. Hancock , 605 North 1 8th Street. ; Haitian , Guitar * , iMnmlollns , Etc. Charles Krlngel , BroaJ-vav and Oak. J. B. Long , 31 Main Street. Bourtclus Music House , 32S Broadway. C. L. Carstenscn , 314 Broadway. SpTvlnvr Machines. Hlcyclm. Hardware. J. T. Plndley , 337 Broadway. J. T. Flndley , 337 Broadway. " Cole & Cole , 41 Main Street. Sheet Munlc. Cole & Cole. 41 Main Street. Crmrlea Swalne , 340'Broadnny. Bourlclus Council Bluffs Cyclery , 337 Broadway. Harness nnd Saddlery. Music Home , 325 Broadway. Illcrele Sundries and Repair * . Shoe * . Walters Bros. , 14S Broadway. Council Bluffs Cyclery , 337 Broadway. . B. A. Pierce & Co. , 100 Main Street. Je-welry. Hooks. * nd Stationery. Signs. 'D/'W. Bushncll. 22 Main street. ( Give M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. J. B. Long , 31 Main Street. stamps when naked for at the time goods Lnnndrr. Silverware. bought and paid for , except on school are books. ) Eagle Laundry Co. , 724 Broadway. M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. Boot * nnd Sham. Stamping- . 8. A. Pierce & Co. , 100 Main Street. ( Battcngbcrg and Honlton. ) Mcsdames Stork & Crisp , 341 Broadway. Mesdamcs Stork. & Crisp , 341 'Broadway. Stove nnd . China and Glanntvarc. . * Ranges. Meat Market * M. Wollm.tn , 409 Broadway. Cole & Cole. 41 Main Street. J. H. Pace , 738 Broadway. Charles Swalne , 340 'Broadway. ' Coil nnd Wood. C. H. Huber & Bro. , 112 Cast Broadway. } . R. H. Williams , ISO Broadway. C. O. D Market. C H. Orvls , Prop. , r > 37 Silk * . DentlHtry Broadway. ( Hemlnway and Bralnerd & Armstrong. ) Wclker Meat Co. . 221 South Main St. Mesclumes Stork & Crisp , 341 Broadway. Dr. TE. . Roe , room 322 Merrlam Block. A. W. Barrett , 912 Avenue F. Dr. A. O. Mudge , 319 Broadivny. Merchant Tailoring. Tailoring. . Simon Johnson & Co 543 . , Broadway. Diamond * . Simon Johnson & Co. , 543 Broadway. ' M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. . Tinware. Mllllnerr. DrnscH nnd Drmrstlxt * ' Sundries. Cole & Cole , 41 Main Street. . Miss L. A. Wollman , 339 Broadway. Clmrlea Swalne , 1310 Broadway. , . Dell O Morgan & Co. , 742 Broadway. Merrlam H'ock Pharmacy , cor. Main Mirror * . John Olron , 739 Broadway. Street and Willow Avenue. R. 'J. Hancock , 605 North 8th Street. . S. 8. Keller , 311 , 313 , 315 Brnlway. Brown & Wesner. 617 Main Street. Tnrf Good * . Morgan & Co. , 140 Broadway. Mnilcnl Werchnndlne. Walters Bros. , 148 . Li. Massenberg , C30 Broadway. Bourlclus Music House , 325 Broadway. Broadway. Dye Work. New * 11 nd Periodicals. Upholnter ) . 8. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , 313 . Broadway. Schoedsack'B Twin City Dye Works , cor. D. W. Bushncll , 22 Main street. ( Glvo Avenue A and Twenty-sixth street. stamps when asked for at the tlmo goods Wnll Paper. Flour" nnd Feed. are bought and paid for , except on school J. B. Long1 , 31 Main Street. 3.'C. Nielsen & Co. . 307 South Eighteenth books. ) Watche * and Clocks. Street. NeTTipn | er . M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. Charles Krlngel , Broadway and Oak. Omaha Dally Bee , 10 Pearl Street. Street. Wlsnrd Coniru Rllzlr. Optical Good * . A. W. Barrett , 912 Avenue P. Brown & Wesner , G17 Main Street. R. J. Hancock , C05 North-Sin Street CM. Wollman , 409 Broadway. ( Eyes tested . Furniture. free. ) Wood. 6. S. Keller , 311 , 313 , 315 BroaJwiy. PhotORrophlc Work. C. A. Lacy. 3Sl Harrison Street. . R. H. Williams. 150 Broadway. Grille Work. Harry Schmidt , 406 Broadway , i ( Stamps A. W. Barrett , 912 Avenue F S. S. Keller. 311. 313 , 815 Broadway. given only when cosh deposit Is made. ) R. J. Hancock , 605 North 8th Street. Benr in mind that it costs you nothing to get our Premiums. The Premium Stamps , get them FREE. Our office is always open aud you are cordially invited to call and bring your friends. If you have been overlooked in the distribution of our Stamp Books kindly notify us and we will take pleasure In supplying you. They are free to all. Yours very respectfully. - . _ t The Co-Operative Premium Associatioti , . .oIf OFHCE'HOURS : 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. GLAIR E. TURNBULL . , MANAGER. G.W.PangIeM.D. THE GOOD SAMARITAN 25 VBXrfS EXPERIENCE. Mealier of Dls e es > of tuen and women. PROPRIETOR OR TUB World's Ilerbal Dliponsarjr of Bledlclivx I CURE Catarrh of Read , Throat nna Lungs , Diseases of Eye and Bar , fits and Apoplexy , Heart , Liver and Kidney Diseases , Dbbetes. Brlgbt's Dftcaw. St. VAu. Dance ! Bheumattsm , Scrofula , Dropsy cured without tapping ; , Tape Worms removed , all chronic Nervous and Private Dl eo c . CVDHII 1C _ Onljr Pnytlclan who ) TrHILi B properly cure HTPUl without destroying testa and bones. No mer cury or poison mineral used. The only Physician woo can tell what alii you without asking a question. Those at a distance send for question blank. Mo. If or men : No. a for women. All correspondence strictl/ confidential Medicine sent by exprtw. Addreas all letters to G. W. PANGLE , M. D. , MB Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFF8 , IA CsT8ead 2-cent SUUDD for reolr. SCHEDULE EXPRESS Run * between Council Bluffs add Omaha. Now In effect. For prompt delivery , call on Wm. Welch. Bluffs 'phone , 128 ; Omaha 'phone , 780 , RATES LOW. For carriage or express wagon , call at No. 8 North Main street or above telephones , Glory ; " evening , "Weakness of the Fallen Will. " Additional seating ; all are welcome * Christian Science , Room 402 Sapp Bulld- lnz-.it 10:4S : a. m. ihe subject of the 'ser mon Is , ' 'The TranMlguratlon of Jesus. " Readlnz * from thei'Mble ' and Science and Health experience meeting Friday evening at 7:45. : ' > i Christian Tabernaolev * Corner Scott and Mynrter Streets , fljt M , Perkins , Pastor- Morning subject. ' 'Teafptatlona ' of Christ ; " oventnz. "The Tw riQ adders ; " , tabernacle Sunday school at Ifnsi ; Mtttlon Sunday school , Sixteenth aVeMe , 'at 2:30 p. m. ; Young People's Society of Christian En deavor at 7 p. m. BMrybody invited to any or all theae servlcei'j The earliest fruttittas tha market will al ways be found 'at Klsto's , 112 Broadway. There Isn't any qieifco waste time flsblag when you can get nee ) fresh flsh cheap at Sullivan's grocery st0rty 343 Broadway. White Rose Rebecpajpdge will give a M y- ptte ball May 3 at Jnaftendent Order of Od4 Fellows hall. Tlcke pSjctnts'each. . Old Ax HMdle Vmetarr Barn * . Fire Just before midnight totally destroyed the old ax handle factory , loss about $3,500 , The factory was closed down and bad been for about eighteen mcntbs. It Is thought George F. Wright and W. C. Dickey owned the plant. The.cause'ta unknown. Thought to be Incendiary. * _ The inut orange * In tfie city at Klein's , 112 Broad wav , ' _ , Lawn mowera end lawn bpie at J. Zoller ft Co. _ _ Bleyele fllalcn. J. B. Potter , 'groMrycMif M Broadway , be * reported 'to tka , potlcv. that ' a sneak thlct feu"stelea aMW ijcjrc'l * . fro bU STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF TBE CITIZEN'S STATE BANK At till CI0si of Business , April 9th , 1898 , Auditor's Call. RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. Loans and Discounts $710.439.58 Expenses and Taxoa Paid. . . . 7,103.64 Capital $160,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 5,715.00 Surplus and Profits 82,530.22 Bank Building 18,103.05 DEPOSITS Real Estate 0,038.62 CASH RESOURCES. Time $117,706.04 , U. S. Bonds , Council Sight. . ? 892,205,61 1,010,002.45 Bluffs City Bonds , Other Bonds & Warranti.9 66,108.60 Bills Payable None Cash and Exchange.418,862.24 , 483,060.03 Notes and Bills Rediscountcd None $1.242,641.67 $1,242,541.67 Your Business Solicited. j. D. XDiianDaotr , K.L. aaVOAKT , nee fret. F , O. OLBABOX , Second Tlee Fret. COA * . tt , UANNAX , Cas'iler. JOHN G. WOODWARD & COi , Council Bluffs , Iowa. WHOLESALE CANDY MAMJf ACTIMRS Jobbers of CRACKERS , NUTS , CIGARS and FIRE WORKS. Selling Agents KA.TE FIELD CHA.S. 10o Clgarm. So Clgarm. Are You Going to Pla nt Trees and Shrubbery ? If you are , wo have everything In the tree and shrub Hue from the smallest sprout to the full grown hardy tree. Very choice large Snow Balls and Lilacs , shade , ornamental and fruit trees. We have a complete stock at 18th and Douglas Sts. , Omaha. where you can make your own selections and see what you're buying. Telephone 170. Orders promptly de- Hvered. Now la the tlmo to plant. HARCOURT BROTHERS , NURSERY MEN AND FLORISTS , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. store. TOe owner now believes the wheel waa taken early ID tbs week , but it wa not missed from Its place la tbe front win dow Tintll after tbe elapse of several dajw. Premium coupons with wall paper at Crockwell's , JUMP * Gc4 Hiurt. Peter Johnson , who lives at 2337 Avenue D , .waa a pm m r 01 OB of the Omaha trams last nlgbt sad when ( be car rearfced the victnHr of tbe ; place -where he wanted to allihf he. took a wild leap In tite dark. oesB. Tbe train was runndnc ccarlr twenty etiku an tour ad > Joanaoa received a fear ful Jolt wbcn be struck the earth. The train wasi stopped aati backed up aad the vston- tusat * maa was found tylnc tor the aide of tbe track , Meedtcx aad unconscious. H wat put aboard another train ftod brought up town , where the company's surgeon dressed bis wounds. Hta Injuries conahited of a se vere scalp wound on the back of hla head , where U came Into contact wltb on * ot the ties , and a severe concussion. Ha Ua oom- pned ! of Injury to hla spine. Late * la the ei n'i > K he WM * ble to ride home. gave your Domestic Soap wrappers. Tbe Council Bluffs Carpet company will be open every evening this week. Men r . If arrtaye license * were Issutd yesterday to the following ; named person * : N&ny * and Residence. Ace. Frank L. Date man , Omaha . . , . 1C Dora Hultman. Omaha . . . . , -M Thomas T , Dterwester. Council SIuRs. , . U Cora GtotUcat , Council SluSi. , , . M DOHANY The cyelon . * " * " * J * J i'S "FORMER" DEVIL'S iUCTldil BOPEOPIBno DOHANY OPERA HOUSE Return of ' SSl A. . , n th. v "JTBW DOMI.MOX , " ' B * Baron "hen- laurten . and c&rl Mueller , with exceptional support of the CLEMENT COMPANY Seats now on sale. Prices : Entire loVe" rioor ? Vis balcony. 75o and Wo ; gallery , 25c fINE SUMMER DRINK. Tbe best IB the world. Deliv ered to nnr port of the city. Telephone 300. Hall orders lied. , UNDER & FILTER , 1O21 BROADWAY. SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS WANT * . FOR SALE AND POH HENT BY LEONARD Everett , U Pearl st. . Council niutr , la : For rent a small farm ot 80 acru , 2'i mll from the city. Very reasonable rental. Qood nouip and stable. " ' For rent a houie and 5 acrei of land , % nf 4 mil * from the city llmlti. Rental , 15.00 par month. ' Good land In central Nebraska for rent for a share of th crop. j { * 40 acre * of coed land for rent near Hone ) Creeks Will rent on shares. ( Good house of 10 rooms and one acre of UnS , fruit and garden , fine trees , beautiful location , near the city , known as "Cherry Hill , " fov rent for the summer very reasonaMe. Good -room house forreiU at 17.00 per montby near the motor line. > . , , . , Good farm for sale , % mile of Underwood , ! tt acres , well Improved , splendid 'l-vnd. Omahk ' or Council Bluffs properly takvn In'part pay * ment. " , * * A splendid bottom farm for sal * near Mondumtn. Part payment taken In jjmqha jor"1 Council Bluffs city property1TiiX ; ( > .00 will be taken If ' 'J trade.'J { Good farms for rent for tbe season ! of 1(73 at , ' low rental to responslbl * parties ' T . ) i acres of land near the city for saie ? Will' isit part payment In painting.or corpenUr work. ( ' Gardens and farms for sal * In the Ust part o , western Iowa. Apply to Leonard Everett. Attorn y-at-tw , If P art st. , Council Bluffs , .Is * OWKLUMOg , FRUIT. SA * AXD OARDBN sBdfar sal * or INK. 5ar s > * * * M Puf - - _ _ - _ _ T _ i - _ _ _ _ FOR SALW , BOARDINO HOUSE. UODBKll c v nUnc . soul location , seed -U4 * ; * 3 on account U fisaltk. A4ms ! , /
