Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR
Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.

btockert sells carpets ana rugs.
Lenert, eyesight specialist. 400 Broadway.
Wanted, office boy. DIR. II. A. Woodbury.,
dentist, 30 Pearl st., Council Bluns.
Elks' fair week, cabinet photos at h25
dozen. Williams, opposite postofice.
Topographic outfits and supplies. G.. r.
Alexander & Co, 3s Broadway. Tel ses.
Mrs. w. r. Banty Of Houston, Tex, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Clatter-
Wanted at once. boy with pony to carry
Bee route. Apply at the ONCE, No. 10 Pearl
street.
Rev. Henry belong went to Little Sioux
Sunday school convention.
Mrs. w. H; Copson and daughter Mrs.
r. II. Bell, left yesterday for a visit to
the Colorado mountain resorts.
Mrs. j. G. Rockwell. accompanied by her
grandson. M G. Yanderveer, left yester-
The regular monthly meeting OF the AS
ISOLATED Charities. which was slated for
today, has been postponed to Monday, Sep
tember s.
The Council Blu1s Ministerial associa-
ton will hold its first meeting this morning
at the Broadway church after the summer
II. Woods, a member of the local news
paper fraternity, will leave today for Co
soII4 astS Me' u MIXERS ne VIII enter the MIS-
Charles f. Pickney Of the letter carrier
tend the meeting of the National Associa-
ton of Letter Carriers.
The regular monthly meeting of the city
council Is booked for tonight, but on ac-
count of Labor day is will be postponed to
Tuesday night, in all probability.
Bradleys and the Lee-Glsss-kndreesen
team of Omaha resulted in a victory for
the Omahans by a score of 4 to 8
Walter Echten, a stranger, was arrested
yesterday afternoon, charged with the
livery barn on North Second street.
For good rigs, rubber tire, or anything
In the livery line, we can supply your wants
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cared for, so per month. Marks & Co., 15S
Broadway. Phone los.
Thomas Mullan. employed in one Of the
Ian, was brought to 81: Bernard hospital
Saturday night, suffering from severe in
turies as the result Of n runaway acci-
George Hoerner, alias 'Bosco,' the wild
Australian snake eater, will have a hear
charge of ~assaulting Sherman Tucker, a
special oficer at Lake Manawa, during a
dispute AS to the ownership of the show.
James Richardson got into trouble with
his mother-in-law yesterday afternoon and
is alleged to have backed up his side of
the argument with his fists. He was ar
rested and charged with being drunk and
disturbing the peace.
Booth No. Is is the true representative
OF the Bouricius music house. The organ
stands upon the building and all kinds Of
Instrument are offered to the music loving
public. Whistles, htes zS6os anything
harmonious and noisy.
John Miller. a stranger, was arrested at
Twenty-hrst street and Eleventh avenue
yesterday afternoon, after a desperate
whisky and it took three ofncers to land
him in the patrol wagon. He was charged
with resisting an oficer In addition to being
drunk.
E. Minnick got into trouble last evening
Riniey While srTestinS a drunken man.
Minnick was warned to not interfere, but
9 he fsil lsS 4 to os Sssa the 6s d sayies and IN. ~a pea Sr-
He gave bail. for his appearance in police
court this morning.
e. II. Rothert, assistant city ticket agent
of the Northwestern. has been appointed
district RasSsngsr agent for Ne hs, SOC lines sis
PORTIONS Of Missouri and Kansas. Mr..
Rothert has been with the Northwestern
in this city for three years.
These hours will prevail today at the
postohice: Stamp window, genera delivery
window and money order division will be
make but one delivery, leaving the once
at 8 a m. There will be a business collec-
ton made in the afternoon, the carriers
leaving the of1ce at l o'clock.
Jake Washington, a we'll known colored
character of the town. is behind the bars
at the city jail. He was arrested Saturday
night for ~assaulting his wife and creating
a disturbance at his home. He succeeded
in securing his release on bail and is said
again given his wife a beating. He was
rearrested and bail refused him this time.
William Burns, a. railroad grader. was
taken into custody last evening for being
drunk and sleeping on the sldewalk He
IL is said that earlier in the day Burns
exchanged his old shoes for a compare
IN e Broadway saloon When the owner
OF the shoes found them on Burns feet
he quickly removed them. In the mean
time Burns ancient footwear had disap-
peared.
The September session OF the county
supervisors will begin today and there are
a number of important matters slated for
action. The tax levy for 1902 is to be de-
termined at this session and the board is
expected to also take some action in re-
gard to the proposition of the Harrison
county authorities to construct several
county. II Is understood the board Is OPP
posed to the proposition.