TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1901.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ml. NO It MKNTIOX.
David sells drugs.
BtOckcrt aclls carpets nnd rues.
Met beer at Ncumayer's hotel.
Gas fixtures and globes. Ulxby & Son.
Wollman, scientific optician, 409 Broadway.
Attorney A. T. Kllcklnger returned yes
terdtty rrom Ccntervlllo, 8. D.
Missouri oak body wood, J5.50 cord. Wm.
Welch, 23 N. Main it. Tel. 128.
A.'U, Mathleson of Goring, Neb., was the
uest lust wet-k of C. I'. Ilohrer.
Tor Hent Modern 7-room residence; 6C3
Eighth street, corner Sixth avenue.
Mrs. W. N. Clifford and daughter have
goiio to Chicago on a two weeks' visit.
Wedding presents given special attention.
C. E. Alexander & Co., 233 Broadway.
Charles Hammcl of Fifth avenue is home
from a prospecting tour In the Black Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Ward of Bryan, O.,
arc guests of Mrs. Ward of Bcott street.
Ht. Albans lodge, Knights of Pythlns, will
mt'ct Monday evening for work In the first
in nk.
Mr. ii nd Mrs. C. It. Scholtz of Vina street
are visiting Mrs. Hcholtz's parents at Com
ing, in.
Mrs. S. P. Dodgo is home from spending
ilir Hummer months nt various points In
Wyoming.
Miss niHo Henderson of Ninth avenue
will leave today for a visit with friends
In Denver.
It pays for ltself-Cole's Hot Blast heater.
Vor silo by Colo-Brolsford Hardware Co.,
41 &. Main.
Mrs. Joseph "Warln of Hastings, la., Is
guest of Mrs. I, C. Bonham of Iorth Sec
ond street.
Mrs. J. H. Hanthorn and Mm. V. Street
are homo from a visit to Now Tork and
the Buffalo exposition.
A rase of. diphtheria In'the Mowery family
at liilS Fifth- avenuo wn reported to tho
Board of Health yesterday.
A marriage, license was Issued yesterday
to Nonh It. Mattlngly, need 23, and Ktotla
Otto, nged IS both of this city.
Tho automobile run to Missouri Valley
today hns lit.ru abandoned an account of
thii unsatisfactory condition of tho roads.
Ann Lincoln post, Ornnd Army of tho
Hcpuhllc, tendered Colonel J. J. Stcadmnn
a farewell reception last evening at tho
hall on J't-iirl street.
Chambers' dancing academy, Hoyal Ar
canum hall. Tuesdays and Fridays, adults,
7:.T0 p. m.: children, 4 p. m. Assemblies for
aduliK Fridays, :: p. m.
Knights nnil ladles of Becurlty wishing
to visit the council ut South Omuha Monday
evening will meet at the corner of Fcail
and Broadway at 7:30 o'clock.
W. A. Maurer received through the cus
toms house of this city yesterday a "car
load of chlnawarn from Germany, upon
which ho paid duties amounting to upward
tlf oo.
The Indian opera sung In tho second net
of "Tim Two Merry Tramps" Is one of thu
most meritorious and nt tho sumo tlnio
tuneful and comical musical numbers over
introduced In u farce comedy.
Wlllliim WIUcll of Avoca died Friday nt
the Woman's Christian association hospi
tal from tuberculosis, aged 64 years. The
remains have been removed to Hill Bros.'
undertaking rooms awaiting funeral ar
rangement. Mrs. Murdorh of Washington. Pa., nnd
her niece, Miss Helen Baldwin of this city,
liuvn returned from a trln to tho Colorado
mountains. Mrs. Murdoch will visit hor
sister, Mrs. Charles T. Olllccr, boforo re
turning home.
Scott F. Evans, who was supervising
architect of the largo Pcavey elevator at
the I'nlon Paclllc transfer and resided In
tnls city for several months Is supervising
U. e building of n mammoth malt house at
Sui'ix Fulls, 8. V.
Poll Tax Collector A. Fellcntretcr has
turned In for collection to the Justice court
(mother batch of delinquents. Thcso ac
counts, hn says, must be sottlcd In the
courts only, ns he will not accept any pay
ments on same and tho street supervisor
wlli not havo any of these clntms worked
out except when tho total costs are added.
Mrs. Hannah M. Ferguson, wife of J. 8.
Ferguson. 114 Graco street, died about mid
night Friday from a sudden stroke of
Hpoplexy, inged 59 years. Her husband and
five sons and three daughters survive her.
The funeral will bo Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock from the First Christian church
and burial will be In Walnut Hill ceme
tery. M. Nlckrant of Harrison street was taken
Into custody yesterday afternoon by tho
police n being mentally deranged. Mrs.
Nlrkrnnt reported to the police that her
husband had left the house shortly before
noon nnd that he was armed with a re
volver. His actions, sho stated, made her
fear that lu would do himself harm. When
taken Into custody no revolver was found
on him.
For good, wholesome, delicious comedy
ono should witness the performanco cf
"Two Married Men," which appears nt the
pohnny theater tonight. The play tells tho
ludicrous story of a man who bus married
a "forgiving" young wlfo and an "unfor
giving" mother-in-law. In a Broadwiy
cafe he meets a beautiful woman, an ac
tress, who having forgotten to bring her
purse, Is much embarrassed in paying her
check. Tho situation Is relieved by the
offer of thu young man to pay .the check of
AO cents, thu two dining together later nt
Uin Olympla. From this time complications
arise which lead to many extremely humor
ous situations. In each of thu three acta
many bright specialties are Introduced.
N. Y. rlUmblng C., telopbono 260.
WABASH NOW FULL OWNER
Eiji Oiatbk & St. Louii Bead Undtr Ham-
mtr at Blifii
R. H. KERN, SPECIAL MASTER, PRESIDES
Authorities In Charse Male that Mi-
inrrntis Improvements Wilt lie
Matte on the Property as
Soon as Possible.
Duties amounting to upwards of $300 were
paid Into the customs house of this city
yesterday by W. A. Maurer upon a carload
of chlnawaro received from Germany.
nark from Oskaloom.
Mayer Jennings and City Clerk Phillips
nro homo from tho meeting of tho League of
Iowa Municipalities at Oskaloosa. They
succeeded In having tho matter of taxing
railroad companies in cities roforred to
the commlttco on legislation. Mr. Phillips
received a number of high compliments
for bis address on "Municipal Bookkeep
ing" nnd his typewritten records of the
council, which ho exhibited by special re
quest, wero greatly admired and com
mended. Mayor Jennings was elected on
tho finance committee.
The sacred cantata nnd concert, which
nan postponed on account of tho storm
last Friday will bo given at the Broadway
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday night
at 8:15.
Gravel roofing. A. !!. Read, 541 Broadway.
Davis sells paint
Davis sells glads.
In the presence of officials of tho Wabash
railroad, the Omaha & St. I,ouls railroad
and the attorneys of the bondholders of tho
latter road the Omaha & St. Louis railroad,
including all rolling stock and property,
was sold at tho cast end of tho freight
depot of that road at Council Bluffs Satur
day by Ilobcrt H. Kern of St. Louis, special
master In chancery. Thcro was nut one
bid. that of B. W. Sholdon 'of New York,
on beiisir or William ftraien uuu.ovuii m
Now York, chairman of the purchasing
corumlttoo of tho bondholders. He bid
11,260,000 and tho property was Knocked
down to him.
This sale places the ownership of the
Omaha & St. Louis railroad In the hands of
the Wabash railroad, an agreement having
been entered Into between the latter com
pany and tho purchaso commltteo of the
bondholders whereby the commlttoo is to
transfer title aa soon as the sale to them
Is confirmed. The basis of the settlement
between tho Wabash company nnd tho
stockholders is not aunounced, but Presl
dent Ramsey of tho Wabash states that
bonds to tho amount of 13.600,000 will be
issued on tho new purchase nnd that $500,
000 will bo Immediately expended In Im
provements on tho line. These Improve
mcnts will Include the relaying of present
rails with eighty-pound steel rails, purchnso
of new rolling stock and minor Improve
monts at stations along the line.
Tho sale was mado as the result of a
decree entered In tho United States court
In the case of the Guarantee Trust com
pany of New York against the Omaha &
St. Louis Hallroad company April 2o, 1001.
Officials of the Wnbnsh and the Omaha &
St. Loula roads arrived In Council Bluffs yes
terday morning In a special car nnd left the
city shortly after tho sale was made. Tho
Wabash party Included Joseph Hamsev.
president; W. II. Ulodgctt, vice president;
II. S. Magee, general superintendent; E. B.
Prior, assistant to the president: P. S.
Winston, assistant treasurer: A. J. Woods
private secretary of the president. Tho
Omaha & St. LouU officials present were
W. D. Tuckur, assistant treasurer: W. J.
Stonebronnor, superintendent: W. B, Bres
son, acting recolver, while Theodore Shol
don of Chicago and Edward W. Sheldon of
Now York represented tho bondholders'
committee.
Sale la Confirmed.
The sale of tho road to the purchasing
commlttco of the bondholders was con
firmed by Judge Smith McPhcrson In the
United States circuit court yesterday after
noon. The report of tho sale was sub
mltted by Master in Chancery Kern. The
decree issued by Judge McPhcrson provides
for the payment of the receiver's eertlfi
cates amounting to about $50,000, a num
ber of preferred claims and the following:
Charles H. Chappell, receiver, ?7.i00,
James Hopkins, receiver, $5,000; Max Pam.
including services of J. G. Trimble ren
dered tho receivers, $10,000; Davles, Stone
and Aucrbach, solicitors' fees, $13,000;
Julius S. Walsh, Breckenrldge, Jones and
Edward C. Wright, trustees and solicitors.
$6,250; Frank Agermnnn, solicitor fees,
$2,600; Guaranty Trust company, triistco
fee, $2,000; Pusey & McGee, Council Bluffs.,
solicitors' foes, $182.30.
It Is understood that the bondholders of
tho Omaha & St. Louis, through the pur
chase by the Wabash, will recolvo about
80 per cent of their holdings. Tho bonds
out amount to $2,653,000, and these will bo
taken up by tho Wabash issue of $3,500,000,
which will also provido for tho payment
of tho preferred claims and sums as or
dered In the decreo confirming tho salu
and the $500,000 to he expended on tho Im
provement of tho road.
Trimble Wants to Be Present.
Judge McPhcrson had announced that he
would hold court at 1:30 o'clock to eon
firm tho sale, but at tho request of the
Wabash officials, who were In a hurry to
return homo, It was hold shortly after 1
o'clock. Judge Thayer of St. Louis had
previously Issued an order for the con
firmation of tho sale.
A few minutes after Judge McPherson
had Issued tho decreo confirming tho sale
Chief Engineer Collins of tho Omaha &
St Louis received a telegram from J. G.
Trlmblo as follows: "Important that I
should be present when report of sale is
presented to Judge for confirmation. Please
find out when and where roaster In chan
cery will present report." Attorney N. M.
Pusey submlttod tho dispatch to the court,
but Judge McPherson declined to take any
action. He told Mr. Pusey that he under
stood the sale had boen postponed from
Friday to enable Mr. Trimble to be pres
ent and that he could not delay matters
now, seeing that Judge Thayer had or
dered that the sale be confirmed. The
court Informed Mr. Fusey that he would
be hero ngaln on November 6, when the
matter could be brought up and a motion
filed to vacate or modify the order con
firming the sale, If thought necessary by
Mr. Trimble. Mr. Pusey professed Ignor
ance of the Import of Mr. Trimble's tele
gram.
Northwestern freight car, pleaded guilty
to petit larceny and wero sentenced by
Judge Macy to twenty days each In the
county Jail. Green denied being guilty and
will stand trial.
Judge Macy, before leaving for his home
In Harlan to spend Sunday with his family,
announced that Wcdncsdny morning nn as
signment would bo made of all unasslgncd
cases noticed for trial, ai well as now
cases.
William, alias "Chappie" Jones, the negro
charged with breaking Into a Wabash way
car and stealing n quantity of wearing np
psrel, waived examination in police court
yestcrduy morning and was bound over to
the grand Jury, in default of ball, placed
at $300, ho was committed to tho county
Jail.
Ueorgo Edwards, the young fellow
charged vlth complicity lb the theft of
three largo Iron roller wheels, tho prop
erty of tho water works company, waived
examination In pollco court yesterday and
was committed to tho county Jail In de
fault of ball fixed at $300.
John B. Ervay, charged with stealing
n cornstalk cutter and a quantity or scrap
Iron from thn premises, 022 Avenue A,
ndraltted his guilt In pollen court yester
day morning and on recommendation of tho
nsslstant county attorney. sentence was sus
pended.
The case ngalnst Arthur and Karl Grady,
two colored hoys, charged with the theft
of two copper wash boilers from the Junk
yard of Jarob Stein on Broadway, wtis dis
missed In Justice Fcrrlor's court yesterday.
Connell llltirTs t'luiroli Mitten.
This program of music will be rendered
at tho Broadway Methodist church to
night:
Prelude Gounod
ninrlri 1'nlrl
Hymn O Pnrnillsol O Paradise! Unrnby
'Magnificat In F Wood
Nunc Dlmlttls on-.itiou
Hymn Softly Now the Light of Day.. .
Purler
Anthem Pralso the Lord, O Jeru.tn'er .
Protheroo
Offertory Tynilleiie iioiiialia
Mm. Sylvester,
Solo In tho Grout Somewhere
I, l'aui uresrer
Mr. N. Mitchell.
Anthem I.o. 'TIs Night Beethoven
Hymn Hark! llurkl My Soul Dykes
Poslludc In I) Bavthold Tours
Nov. Harvey Hostetlor, pastor of tho Sec
ond Prcsbytcrlnn church, will preach this
morning on tho topic, "Is Prnycr Help
ful?" The themo of his evening discourse
will be, "Jesus nnd Common People."
Services will bo nt 10:30 n. m. and 7:30
p. m. Sunday school will be at noon, Ju
nior Kndcavor meeting at 3 p. ui. and
young pcoplo's meeting nt 7 p. m.
There will ho preaching by tho pastor,
(Continued on Tenth Pago.)
Y
our fountain pen
Won't Work Good if
You Don't Use the Right
Ink
If you are iielne common Ink In your
fountain pen, try Carter's Special Fountain
on Miuti ana note tne tiincrenco. wo
avo the smnll bottles for 10c nnd tho largo
l7.iv with tiller, nil enclosed In traveler s
nnii-brcakablo ense, 25c.
$2.50 Waterman's) Fountain Pen, $1.50.
iilllot s Pens, 10 for Be.
Many other nood Pens. 10 for 6e.
Assorted Pens, all kinds mixed together.
one gross In box, per gross. ISc.
Miner s KorKs I'cnnoiucrs nnu otn;r
lff Holders, Be.
All Be Penholders, 3c.
Fnber nnd Dixon Lend Pencils, per dozen,
i cents.
All other good Fciiclls, per dozen, 30c.
Vtit (or thoit who knew what' 091
Woodward's
Ganymede Chocolates
aniopera Bon Bons
Mad Br
John 6. Woodward & Go.
"The Candy Men.'
Council Bluffs
Iowa-
IOWa Steam Dye Works
301 Broadway.
Make youi old clothes look Ilk naw.
Gleaning. Dyeing and Repairing
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(tiuccessor to W. C. Kst?l
18 I'tJAHL ttTKKBT. '! 17
FARM LOANS 5oW
Negotiated in Eastern rie,tirn
and Iowa. James N. Caaady. H
IH Main St.. Council Bluffs.
FOR UPHOLSTERING te'M
niiTi
BOSTON STORK.
Madam Wllklns of Chicago will give free
lessons In art neodle work at our store for
ono week commencing Monday, Octobor H
Madam Wllklns Is an artist of consider
able note, and wo hope all women Inter
es'ted In this work will call and take ad
vantage of this opportunity.
We have a full line of stumped linens,
pillow tops and materials.
WHITELAW & OARDINEIt.
Boston Store,
Council Bluffs, la.,
CASES IN DISTRICT COURT
Various Criminal Matters Occupying
(he Attention of Judge
Mac?.
J, w. DeWltt. who stole thirty-five head
of cattlo from tho pasture of Henry Orobe
of Mlndcn township last June, entered
plen of guilty before Judge Macy In the
district court yesterday morning nnd wns
sentenced to three years In tho penlten
tlary at Fort Madison. Ho will be taken
there today by 8herlff Cousins.
James Fleming, James Blake and Oeorgs
Williams, three white men. Indlctod with
Fred Green, colored, on the charge of
stealing three sacks of barley from
Cut Prices
on MUHtiery
PENNELLMILLINERY,
h.. til Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Wash
Rag
Sponge
For Ladies.
Ts a new thing, but It Is a good
thing. Did you over seo one? If
not, como In nnd wo will show you
what a valunblo thing It Is.
Wo havo a largo supply of all
kinds of sponges that we just got In
pr.d we aro going tq sell them at thn
lowest prices to be had anywhere,
nig Buggy Spongo for 10c. A fine
Oath Sponges for 5c and up. School
Sroongcs from lc up. These sponges
l;ro bought by ns direct from Florida
nnd they nre tho real thing.
We have a fine line of Chamois
SIMns, from Be up.
See our window filled with sponges.
George W. Fletcher's
Drug Store,
106 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Hero Is tho store where wo do business becauso wo make low prices and glvo you
good goods.
Hemomber wo have one of tho lnrgest and most complete stocks of groceries and
meats to be found In any retail storo In tho state of Iowa.
Compare a few of our evcry-day prlceB
L'.'i pounds Drown Sugar for $1.00
XXXX Coffee 10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10u
26c
Arbucklo'H Coffeo
tt'i'inau i:onei
ioldcn Hto, In bulk
:XTItA HPUCIAL FOR MONDAY. OCTOBER 14TH-
Mcw Sorghum. Ilrst of tho season, per quart
lelnz Mlneu .Moat, per pound
lelnz's Apple Butter, three pounds for
l,.Vi KA Mi-i',ui.ij fua i ui'.nuAi, uuiuiwn loin.
Jersey Cream or Whlto Rose Flour, per sack flfto
uur averugo saifs nt wu bhcks oi ui'.'no uranas oi nour every momn win convince
on that It Is nil right. Kvory sack warranted or your money cheerfully refunded.
W1SDNH8DAY. OCTOBER 16T11
Twelve boxes Parlor Mutches for , .' 10c
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17TH I
Ten-pound sack Pure Buckwheat. Flour 33a
inintv nr'Tmin'.if ttTiI
Bulk Stnrrh, per pound
NOTE THE EXTRA SPECIALS IN O
Best Rib Boiling Beef 2Wo to So
Shoulder Roast Beef.... So to Cc
Shoulder Stenk, four pounds for 25c
'orK L.OU1 iioasis vG
nrkR ChotM 100
Sirloin Stenk. 9c.
'orterhoiiHH KtrnK :'o
itniml Strnk. thren luiumli Zoo
Just received tm rnses new canned goods
llml en nn sain Momlav.
Our Specialties Sour Kraut, New Honey. Oysters, Celery, Buckwheat, Pancako
Flours, Breakfast Foods and Full Cream choeao.
For Sale
Houses
No. R25 3-rrom house, two clpsets.pantry,
cellar, well, small mauie, io aown.
balance mommy.
No. 833 B-rooin house, two closets, cellar,
barn, cistern, two lots, $700.
No. 716 -l-room house, summer kitchen, eel-
lar, city water, coai nouse, large lot
11.100: IPX) tiown, bnlance monthly.
No. 1021 5-rooni house, pantry, storo room,
closets, cellar, city waier, cistern, onrn,
11,350; 1100 down, balance monthly.
No. 029 7-room house, cellar, city water,
coal house, two blocks from P. O., $2,000.
No. Gil 8-rootn house, bath nnd closet,
launury. urcpiaces anu mumics, iiirnace,
gan nnd lino gas fixtures, barn and lino
lot.
l,arge list of houses to select from.
FOR SALE, FARMS.
,o. lOlS-120-ucre farm miles from
town, no ucrcs in cultivation, iu acres
lino meadow, house, Htubl, com crib,
ynras, snatin trees, tuny ji.w per nero;
11.000 down, balunuo easy terms: a snap
No. 1019 Flno 160-acro farm .1 miles from
town, 140 acres in cultivation or liuno
grass, IS ucres of meadow, good house,
ravo, barn for 16 hort;es with loft, corn
criu, goou granary iux-.-, cuicKen iiousv-,
rnttln shed, orchard and small fruits
wholo farm fenced hog tight; price J 17.50
np nrro.
Call nnd get list of farms.
JUtliNtJlUr.' i Kl'JIUt,
Tel. 417: 511 Broadway.
DOHANY THBATHH OCTOBUH .'I.
Wood & Ward's big company, presenting
"Tho Two Merry Tramps."
ILLUSTRATE YCUR ADS
I make origins! designs and
mi7criiitlnnit for advertising cuts.
Jjne, Council Bluffs, Iowa, (
furnls
Wrlto
"Hully Gee"
Witch
Hazel Cream
That wo moke at our storo Is Just
the thing for tho face makes the
rkln soft and beautifies tho com
plexion. And for rough, dry hnnds
It cannot bo excelled. Many people
who shave themselves buy It to put
on tho faco after Bhavlng. Nothing
nicer mado and Its purity cannot be
doubted. Well, everything at our
store Is on the same lino pure and
wholceomo and up-to-date. Wc tnko
, great pains to see that our patrons
got full valtio for every dollar spent
nt our store. Prescriptions given
the strictest attention. Look for the
Vtllow Kid.
S. E. WHALEY,
THE DRUGGIST,
'Phone 387. 416 Broadway,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
:io:
Ilrtiitil tvtty. Council HltlfTs.
Mnll Orders Filled.
COLD FACTS
about our
Overcoats
and Suits
The finest array of stylish things ever
shown in the town all the latest cuts
f all the newest patternsi
Overcoats from $7.50 to $25
Suits from $6.50 to $22.00
Ecnicinbpr our goods are t he twain of the bent clothinjr makers in America,
nt prices that cannot be equalled for this kind of merchandise. "If you have
them from us, they're right."
Smith & Bradley
415 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS
Q0HANY THEATERA
Sunday, October 13
The Laughing Success,
TWO
MARRIED
MEN
A grond comnnny of comedians Sne't
clal scenery New novelties Spurkllng
wit Pretty girls.
Frlcos 'JSc, 35c,
50c.
Extra Specials at the
Big Store this Week
pull Weight Milk 9c
neu c toss Shewing Tooncco, pound.
ilorseshoo Chewing Tobacco, pound..
Hiar unewing Mouncco, pounu
Gallon Can Syrup
:iic
40c
40c
25c
no
UR MEAT DEPARTMENT
Mutton Stew So
Mutton Roast tic
Mutton Legs .- 9a
Hmoked liucon lOVic to 12Uc
Salt Pork 5c
Corned Reef Ic to Tc
10-pound pall Best Leaf I-nrd f 1.10
Quality of meat the best.
-corn, l'oas, Hiring Hcans, wax Reals
Take Life Easy
Spend Your Evenings in Comfort by investing in a
MORRIS
CHAIR
The most popular and
up-to-date chair
ever made.
Drop in and see our new
line and get our prices.
s. s.
311-313-315 Broadway,
NO BRANCH STORES
KELLER,
Council Bluffs, la.
BS
When
You Buy
don't be content with less than th
latest and best. It a lifetime Invest
ment if you get a
New Home
NO. 118 DROP HEAD
Sewing Machine
Until now a sewing machlno has been only a sewing machine. Our now No. 1UI
m not only a perfect sewing machine, but when not in use is attractive una serrio-
tfJlo as a table nttcd throughout In tho m ost thorough manner ball bearing, doublt
led and perfect In detail. The head com es to position with belt on. reafly for uiu.
it Is mado by skilled workmen to do pert cct work, and to ba beautiful and cou
venlcnt. Second-hand machines from 15.00 up. Parte and repairs for nil machines. All
kinds of machines repaired and tor rent.
G. A. Bullis,
337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Telephone
378
MAJESTIC 00 EXHIBITION
ALL THIS WEEK
THE tint AT UlAJbsTtO
We have arranged to have a man direct
from tho factory to show our friends and
patrons that THE GREAT
MAJESTIC RANGE
will last longer, bako better and quicker,
heat more water and do all this In leas time
nnd with less fuel than any other rango
made.
niSC'JITS DAKED IN THREE MINUTES
and served with hot coffee to all who call.
Ho suro and come.
HANDSOME SET OP WARE, 17 PIECES,
FREE to all who buy a Orcat Majestic
Range ut this exhibit. A handsome souvenir
to early callers.
P. C. Devol &
504 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 'Phone 87
tjj ir oof-.
Son,
cofmsT
It's a Question
of Fact
that what you send to our laundry you get
back, at tbo right time. In tho right way,
In the right style. Our ttmo Is mostly ta
ken up with tho work. Wo'll guaranteo
that's right. Tho prices wo'll lcavo to you.
Do you think they'ro right? Oct tho work
done and test.
9 Special rates to agents. Wrlto to ub.
BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY,
22-24 North Mnln Street.
Telephone 314. Council Bluffs.
Steam, Hot Water
or Hot Air
systems of heating, to glvo proper result,
should be Installed only by workmen who
know their business thouroughly. Our
workmen are that kind, but wo moko aasur
anco doubly sure by personal supervision.
If you wnnt new work or repairs you will
havo the work drne right If you leave th
ordor with
J. C. BIXBY & SON.,
202 Main St., & 203 Pearlt., Council Illuffa,
Iowa. Telephone 193.
Getting a
Good Hold
on public favor and patronage Is one of our,
main objects In giving the linen-wearing
folks Just a little bit better work, a little
moro perfect service thun Is found else
where. Family washing department best In
city.
EAGLE LAUNDRY CO.,
724 Broadway.
Telcphono 1S7. ,
W. U DOUGL.AS, Prop'r.
FOR SALE
VINEYARDS ORCHARDS ;
GARDEN LANDS
Small payment down, bolance on long time; low rate Interest.
16,000 apple trees In ono piece, half mile from Olenwood; trees 3 yeara
old, full bearing.
15-acre vineyard, two miles from Council Bluffs poetofflce.
4U acres garden land.
10 acres garden land. I acres garden land.
20 acre, garden land. I 30 es In vineyard.
H. W. BINDER & CO.,
5 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, la.
