Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once. Is.
MINOR MENTION.
Onice. 1O PearI Sd. Tel. 4s.

Carks sodas.
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Gordon Rye. Best on Earth. Jarvis.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs. Woodbury., dentists, 80 Pearl street. !
Woodring Undertaking Company. Tel $50 !
Jarvis 1877" brandy-purest safest, best !
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81
Timers wanted +. A. Spencer, los B'way.
Fresh sassafras bark. 25c a Id. Clark .
Drug Co.
Diamonds as an Investment Talk 10
Leffert about IL.
Japalac. all shades. at Dell G. Morgan
drug store, 1i2 Broadway.
Spring term Western Iowa college opens
next Monday. Enroll then.
Art novelties for Easter gifts. Alex
ander's art store, S33 Broadway.
DEVICES mixed paints, all colors. at Dell
G. Morgan's drug store, 1l2 Broadway.
Neutrality-suspicious. young men to prepare
at Western Iowa college for positions.
Neutrality-suspicious. young ladies to pre-
pare at Western Iowa college for positions.
Berwick I'll SO. Main St. does the work
right ana makes you the right price. Let
him do your painting and paperhanslhs'
Jarvis has Kentucky whisky. Govet bot
Ting. No trouble to show goods at JARVIS
For imported wines, liquors ana cham
payne l.. Rosenfeld company. 3l9 Main ST.
Wanted-All *. .. L. MS. to bring the,y
shoes for repair to chris Loseth at 3
Main street.
Six per cent mortgages on real estate
for sale. absolute security. Clifton
Walker co.
Domestic New Home, White and standard
sewing machines for sale at Williamson :,
Il ). Main 81.
II you want your fire Insurance to in
sure have Cufton-Walker co. write it in
reliable companies.
Highly improved farm for rent. On
shares II taken quickly. Inquire Squire
Moving vans and wagons; stoves stored.
Nesbtts Transfer and Storage. Tel. 925.
Office 33l Broadway.
The Buster Brown folding gocart special
sale this week, Regular price. So this
week A75. swaine q Mauer, SS6-SSS Broad
way.
w. A. Maurer has displayed in their
window a 3l-piece dinner set at S2.S5, also
67-piece dinner set at 1918 1t Will pay
you to see them.
For SALE chairs, at the store whore
chairology is a study ana chair excellence
a fact Peterson q Schoening Co., Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Squire & Annis. money to loan; cash on
hand, no delay; city and farm property for
sale on easy terms of payment. Ohce, lOl
Pearl street
Miss Anna p. Stevens, kindergarten direc-
| tress at the Washington avenue school, has
resigned to accept a position in the Omaha
schools at an advanced salary.
DO not sell your old iron, copper, brass
y
" per ton for No, ! machinery iron, J.
| l<attleman, SO3 S. Main. Tel $50
We have the finest line of sample monu-
| ments to select from in the west. Shelly
q Lane Marble and Granite Works. al
| East Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Tin work and plumbingi experienced tin
ners and plumbers furnished; work strictly
| guaranteed; prices right; let us figure with
| you. +. A. Spencer, l5S w. Broadway.
We often hear our customers ask for
| something nice for lunch. We have it now
/ mn iii tAiR lFaIs
! brick cheese. Bartel d Miller. Tel 1853
Strawberries, 121ac box; bananas, oranges,
lemons, radishes, lettuce, onions. new beets,
| asparagus, cucumbers, new potatoes. spin
| ach, etc, etc. j. Zoller Mer. Co., l0O-102-10i
| l06 Broadway. Phone go
| Captain Rutherford of the Dodge Light
Guards received notice yesterday from Des
| Moines that Colonel John r. Prime had
! resigned as inspector general of the Iowa
! National Guard. The appointment of his
| successor rests with Governor Cummins.
| There were no new developments in the
| saloon imbroglio between the PROJECTORS of
| the Manhattan and Albany thirst quenching
| emporiums. Mayor Macrae, after making
| an investigation, decided not to enter any
! official interference, but to let the warning
parties fight it out themselves.
John c. Gohlinghorst died at late hour
Thursday night at the home of his father
John II. Gohlinghorst, 715 MINISTER street,
| from spinal trouble, after short illness,
He was "a years old and single. The
funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:i5
| o clock from the German Lutheran church
and interment will be in Fairvew cemetery.
Crackers, 3 packages for loo: Star hams,
| 1212C; eggs l212c, are a few of the bargains
to be had at Bartel & Millers. Tel. 1859.
o. H. welty of Sl2 Williams street re-
ported to the police yesterday the theft OF
his chest of tools Thursday night from
| under work bench in front of the Simons
residence, Sixth street and Washington ave-
nue.. The chest, which contained carpenter
tools valued by Mr.. Welty at over $3.50 was
| carried away by the thief in wheelbarrOw
the track of the single wheel being plainly
visible in the mud yesterday morning.
c. c. Patrick of I'LL California street
Omaha, has asked the Council Bluffs police
to assist in the search for his brother
j. A. Patrick, who left home Tuesday nigh
and has not been seen or heard from since
restaurant on North Twenty fourth street
is said to have been i'll at the time of his
disappearance, and his brother fears he
may have met with some misfortune. The
police were unable to secure any trace ol
him in this city.
Il The Douglas-Lougee suit was not finished
when Judge Wheeler adjourned distric
court yesterday and the hearing will b,
resumed this morning. Attorneys in thu
case hope it will be submitted some tim
today. Papers in the suit, which had beer
missing and which had delayed the tria
| OF the case. were found by the janitor o.
the Shugart block in a dust covered pill
OF old papers in corner of the Office Of one
OF the attorneys interested. They had eyi
IDENTIFY been mislaid through oversight.
Summer sausage is very fine II put "a
properly. We have Il on sale today at 20
a pound. Bartel & Miller Tel. S59.
NJ. A. Patrick an elderly farmer. Twins
near Bentley, called on the county authori
| ties yesterday with request that his wifi
be sent to St. Bernard's hospital Mrs
p ! Patrick, who is well advanced in years an
has suffered two strokes of paralysis, wa
brought to the general hospital a few day
ago. Her constant crying for her husban,
has rendered It impossible for the hospita
to keep her longer. Nothing definite wa
decided upon yesterday by the county au
thorities, but 1t is likely that the unfortu
nate woman VIII be sent to st. Bernard's
school Board Approves Plans.
The Board Of Education at a specia