Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Elegant new Xmas photos at Schmidts.
Expert watch repairing, Lefert, 49 B'way
For rent. modern 6-room residence, d9
Sixth avenue.
Try Coles Hot Blast stove. No gas, no
dirt, no smoke.
Picture framing, G. +. Alexander & Co.,
S33 Broadway. Tel. 3G6.
Three quart Zoc saucepan tomorrow only
10c. \. a. lowcs, 80 Broadway.
For Sale-My best violin for $50. Ad-
Il: IS or call at 502 Broadway. a. Glen.
tor rent, nicely furnished front room,
reasonable price. inquire 1856 North First
street.
November %. to December G. 64 MINISTER
street.
From zero to rs degrees in three min
utes IL the record OF Coles Hot Blast
Try one.
Save one-third of your fuel bill this year
by using Coles Hot Blast. 1t burns all
of the gas.
Adrian Browder of Harrison street is
convalescent from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Wanted. at once, carrier with horse for
route on The Bee. Apply al the ONCE, NO.
10 Pearl street.
We are headquarters for glass Of all
kinds. See us before you buy. c. b. Paint
OIL and Glass Co.
Thanksgiving services will be held
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock in st.
Paul's Episcopal church.
Judge Green of the district court left
last evening for his home in Sidney,
where he Will remain until Friday.
CONGRESSMAN Walter l. mith will ad-
dress the Epworth league OF broadway
Methodist church Tuesday evening at the
church.
Emmett L. Hawkins of 1902 Fourth ave-
nue. suffered a dislocation of his right arm
while practicing on a horizontal bar Fri
day evening.
Good lot on North Eighth street, one
block from school. Clear and up to grade.
A HnRUain a. fnEnn Ennn lnnntTa AT Nb
Fourth street.
Grand bali given by the Foresters Of
Hazel camp III, Modern ,Wo9dmen or
America, at r. A. hall Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 26. Come.
The entertainment committee of Bluffs
company No. q win give the first Of a
Vember 20, at Hughes hall.
The case against Chester Egbert,
charged with attempting to rob a farmer
in a Broadway saloon, was dismissed In
Justice Bryant's court yesterday.
e: J.. Saylee has been arrested, charged
with the theft of a quantity OF clothing
Mrs. Artle Hubert at Seventeenth street
and Avenue L. .t..
The Citizens Gas and Electric company
ton of a frame building In the alley be-
tween Pearl and Sixth street south OF
Broadway, to cost $l,SOO.
Having refurnished my gallery up-to-date
j offer this month 50 photos for $3.50 and 81
photos for $50 per dozen. Have your
GlTlblIlh6 plOlOb NdhNl ApNs ~
~ and 40 South Main street, upstairs.
Sheriff Cousins left last evening for
Chadron, Neb., to bring back John Nc
Kenzie, charNad with betraying Miss May
Price under promise of marriage. NC
Kenzier is a resident of Macedonia, this
county, and will have his trial in Avoca-
The police have been advised that the
two Indian lads picked up Friday night
are runaways from the Haskell institute
at Lawrence, Kan. The superintendent of
the school will come for them. The officer
who picked UP the lads will receive 81 re-
ward.
John Lynch, who was ordered dis
charged from st. Rarnard's hospital a
few days ago by the commissioners for
the insane, was returnea there yesterday
morning by the police. He wac found
wandering about the streets in a badly
demented condition.
Judge Macy returned last evening to
his home in Harlan. The attorneys were
not prepared to submit their arguments
in the motions for new trials in the case
of the Monarch Manufacturing Company
against the Motor Company and in the
Omeg contested will case, to hear which
had brought him to this city yesterday.
The winter term of the Western Iowa
Business college begins a week from to-
morrow. Never in the history of the col
lege has the attendance been so large as
at present. 1t is very gratifying to the
management and friends of the college to
know that the institution is so prosper
Gus. Those contemplating attending school
this winter should arrange to enter either
the day or evening session December /.