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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

Mr. Chas. Burrows and family
Harye Robinson Jr. and family
Frank Gcnch and family and
bliss Ardcne PhifeF spent last
Sunday with w. w. burrows auH
wife near P~apinsvilie Ltt
Misses Selma Gench and Ardele
stayed and wifl sFcnd g week ~
or 50 In the country.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

The Democratic Judicial Con-
vention which met az Excelsior
Springs this week nominated
Judge A. ". Woodson Of st.
Joseph, for the long term, and
Judge w. w. Graves Of Butler,
for the short term, on the su.
prone bench.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous la
Rich Hin.

Delay Has Been Dangerous LA
Rich Hill.
DO thcrightthing az the right time,
Act quickly Ia times Of danger.
B~ackachc is kidney danger,
Doau's Kidney Pulls act quickly.
cure all distressing, dangerous
kidney uls.
Plenty OF evidence 10 prove this,
a. w. Buckets, oi West Pine ST..
Butler. Wo., says: IL consider n0aus
Kidney Pills TO he the best kidney
remedy / have tried. My Kidneys
caused me much suffering and am
noyRnce. had 40 pass the secn,-
lions 50 often that IL was "A cOntin-
ual embarrassment rlseuc was a
depressing l~alueness In my back aud
made every movement painful, while
dizziness, palms aud stiffness IN the
neck accompanied the other condt.
lions. Doan's kidney Ptls have
helped me 50 much, 7 ann going ca
take them untl permanently cuped
Plenty mupe proof like this from
Rich nn people call az the Opera
House drug stop and ask what
their customers IMPORT
For sale hy all dctlcrs. Prlce so
cents FosterMnburn Co., nunulo,
n. ", solo agents for the United
STATES.
Remember che namc-D0aR's-and
takeno other.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
Midsummer
Goods.

It's warm weather toggery
you want now.
Our store is full Of new
things for warm weather.
Summer Wash Fabrics, Sum-
mer Hats, Summer Hosiery,
Summer Shoes, Summer Slip
pers, Summer Parasols, Sum-
mer Gloves, etc. The list is
too long to itemize. We
have the best line you ever
saw. Come in and let US
show you around.
See our new White Belts and
White Hand Bags. The
very latest things out.
Don't forget that every
Friday is
REMNANT DAY.
S. [. AMtS,
BAZAAR.
PHONE NO. no.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

l have a few thousand dollars
to loan on easy terms on good
farm property.
II. p. Robinson.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24

20 show the effects Of the dry
weather We are having.
Prov Boz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-05-24
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Gu nome q nlS trip nOrtlA,
Miss Beulah Waller visited
relatives in Nevada last Sunday.
Miss Mazzie Thomas is report
ed quite in Monday, but is get
ting much better at this writing.
H G. Speaker spent Sunday
with his family, and with his son
George, returned to Kansas Mon
day.
Halstead Hudelson, a hand
some young man from Kansas
City, is visiting friends in Rich
Hill this week.
Mrs. W. r. Marsh, Miss Ger
trudc Marsh, Mrs. Geo. Davis,
Miss Georgia and Master Gil
bert Davis drove up 10 Butler
Sunday 10 eat birthday dinner
with Mrs. Robt. Johnson. They
returned Monday.
j. D. Moore, A. D. Pontius, 1.
n. Minton, w. J. Cox, J. X. Mar
tin. J.. c. Lane, Leonard Black,
Emmet Mclaughlin, J. r.. Hales
and Geo. p. Huckeby attended
the Republican convention at
Butler last Saturday, and wit
messed the other fellows run the
convention. 1t went of as usual
without a hitch or a kick any
where.
Rev. Buss, Of the Baptist
Church, will preach the memoir
iaI sermon, next Sunday at II
{. o'clock at the Baptist church in
this city. All members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic are
hereby requested to be present,
and all other old soldiers are
hereby invited 20 attend. Come,
comrades, one and alL-R. L.
MCMURTRY.
Do you wish to increase the
fertility OF your land and at the
same time get a big paying crop
of hay and seedy If you do, SOW
cow peas. We have the Whip
.Iporwill and New Era at lower
prices than they have ever been
offered for before. Write State
Experiment Station at Columbia,
for particulars. Peoples Eleva.
tor Co. TIL
AT the last regular meeting of
General Candy Post No, 10, g. A..
II. Comrades Cole, NonErdmanS.
dorf and Huckeby were appoint.
ed a committee 90 arrange with
minister 20 preach q memorial
r sermon on Sunday May 27th.
Other comrades were designated
as a committee 10 find and mark
graves of deceased soldiers in
the cemetery near this city FOR
1.-THE purposes OF the memorial.
services ON Wednesday May so.
II was ordered that post meet at
10. a. Il burial lot IN GrcenlawI
$ cemetery at 10 a. IA, for the cere
= mony of decorating the graves O.
. deceased comrades,
Isaac Bullock, Rich Hill's frs
city clerk, died May 10th at hi.
home in the city Of New Albany
Indiana, al the age of a. years
But few of our people will remeu
Der him. He was one of our frs
settlers and while here acting "a
city clerk was taken sick and an
ally was compelled 90 return 1
New Albany. lie boarded for
long time at the Eagleton Hous
and was sick there several week
MIR. Bullock was a man of man
excellent qualities. He was
man of sterling integrity, deciC
ed principles, "a good neighbo
land a faithful friend We lme'
him from the close of the war &
the time of his death. His iii
was a continual struggle and wal
fare but he was always cheerfl
land hopeful The public
lsnnmpd la us npysar aOOroeintp
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

evening Our Home" Sunday school viii
be al rs a. m. and young peoples meet
ing at Z D. m.
At the Second Presbyterian church the
pastor, Rev. Harvey Hostetler. will preach
this morning on white Robes" and In
the evening on Jacobs Wandering"
The Second Church OF Christ. Scientist
will hold services in WoodmRn hall In the
Merriam block at 10 As a. m, when the sub
ject will be Christ Jesus" Sunday school
will be al u & a. m. and the usual mid
week testimony meeting Wednesday even
ing al 45 clock.
At St Pauls Episcopal church there will
be holy communion al s a m. morning
prayer and sermon at 80 O'Clock. sunday
school at noon. instruction on the subject
Of confirmation at p. IN. and evening
prayer and sermon at gao O'Clock In the
morning the rector. Rev H w Starr will
take as the subject Of his sermon, Did
Henry VII Found the Episcopal Church -
The topic OF the evening sermon will be
The Parable OF the Good Samaritan"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
Children Face
Many Danger:
hnement of Their school Days and
How They Can he safe-guarded.

To thousands of boys and girls the
confinement Of the schoolrOom and the
duties imposed by their studies are a strain
very serious strain. Many become
broken In health by this strain and are
physically weakened for life
Give your boys and girls good healthful
pure, strengthening food and you 20 far
toward removing all dangers.
hRlta-Ntts, the crisp delicious, whols
wheat food, contains every food element
necessary TO the maintenance and up
building OF the human body and mind
especially beneficial for children.
'MaltR-NitH" Is no meaningless ooined
word II stands for its literal translation
from the Latin and means exactly what
II says. Malt Life" The original phrase
For the blood is the life" is the starting
point and final winning post of Malta
Vita, on account OF its large percsnrAke
OF maltese, or malt sugar, q natural sweet
ening agent. easily digestible and readily
Rssimilated by the human economy. form
ing rich. healthy blood.
MRlta-Nita iE 30 good 10 eat-not al al
like the tAsteless variety OF breakfast
fOOds-thst the whole family welcome its
appearance on the table. And it's always
ready 10 eat
Now for sale by al ErOoers. 10 eeats.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

stranger, evidently a lBboring man,
about d years og age, became suddenly and
violently insane on Broadway, near Scott
street, yesterday afternoon and his actions
attracted a big crowd il took several
policemen to get him into the patrol wagon
to take him 10 81. Demands hospital. DR.
BarstOw, member Of the Board of Com
missioners for the Insane, was called TO
see the man and he ordered an information
filed against him before the board. The
man was extremely violent al the hospital
and nothing could be learned from him
as TO identity. In a small pocket memo
randum book found on him was the name
Henry ROBBINS, written in a pencil and
this is supposed 10 be his name.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
Marriage Licrn.r..
PAsA WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
More Than Usual Number of Events
Enltven the Time.

Mrs Henry Cutler will give kensinE-
ton Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Cook is the guest of Mrs
George W. Miller Of Omaha.
Mrs. A d Annis. 1907 Fifth avenue will
entertain at cards Wednesday.
Mrs. George H. Mayne has issued invita-.
tons for luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs Robert Wallace will entertain at a
kensington and tea next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l. Messner left
yesterday for a week visit In Dies MoineE.
Miss Lena Drake OF Jefferson. Ia. If the
guest of her brother, Mr.. H. o. Drake, rs
Sixth avenue
Mrs Leonard Everett, SO Second avenue
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Ebert,
and Mrs Harriet Walker both OF Des
MOines
Mrs. Virginia Mcconnell of Chicago il
visiting her mother, Mrs. M NJ. Robin
son, and sister, Mrs. G. A Vaninwegan
OF this city.
The Jolly Sixteen Card club was enter
ensen "Wednesday evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs, Tyson, Mrs. Roy Colleen OF
Omaha, Mr.. Keller and Mrs. Tyson. A
dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Horace Everett is visiting her
daughter. Mrs, J. A. L. Waddell In Kansas
City. Mr. and Mrs WRddell expect 70
leave shortly for Peru, South America,
where Mr.. Wadden will superintend the
construction OF large bridge.
The invitation dance given by Harmony
chapter OF the Eastern Star Friday nighI
affairs of the season. The dance was given
IN the big hall in the Masonic Temple
Punch was served during the evening
Mrs. J. c. Deetkin gave q heart luncheon
Wednesday night in honor OF Mrs II. c.
Deetkin, who will leave shortly for Seattle
The guests were seated at four small tables
and IN the center Of each Was a large
heart boquet OF roses. An elaborate course
luncheon was served.
Mrs. Fred Davis was the hostess Of Q
number of unlimited. YET none the less
welcome guests Thursday evening al her
home. 11s South Eighth street. The guests
were masked and dressed in various arts
tic costumes. Twenty-four were present
Refreshments were served.
In honor OF her guest, Mrs c. l. Kenney
OF Denver. Mrs J. c. Deetkin. 81 NIL
street entertained at cards Monday even
ing. High ffve was played and prizes were
awarded Mrs. kenning Mrs. Canning Mr.
Paul Wickham ana MIR. Frank Reed. A
dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. W. d. Durfee and Mrs. RunyaI
gave a card party "Wednesday Afternoon
al The home Of Mrs. Durfee. 10 Park
avenue. for the benefit OF the crsche. High
FIVE was played and prizes were awarded
Mrs WEIGH. Mrs, CrOckwel and Mrs
Tuney. Lght refreshments were served.
Mrs p GunnOude. ia Willow avenue
gave a dinner Thursday evening for Mrs
" M Frederick. Covers were laid for
Mrs Frederick, Mrs Lankey. Mrs. epet
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
HESS SURPRISED AT VERDICT
Proposes 20 Take Another Try at
Arthur Levi.

Proposes 10 Take Another Try AT
Arthur Levi.
County Attorney Hess expressed himself
as greatly surprised and much disappointed
over the verdict OF Rcquittal in the Arthur
Levi case. Mr.. Hess information is that
the jury at first stood seven to five for con-
viction and this. coupled with his feeling
that the case presented by the state was
strong one adds to his disappointment.
Mr.. Hess announced yesterday that an
other charge in connection with the holdup
Of the Harden saloon win be presented
against Levi 10 the grand jury when 1t
reconvenes on March o. one or more of
the customers in the saloon at the time
Of the holdup were robbed and another in
dictment on the charge Of highway rob-
berry will be asked against Levi.
Clyde Miller a young man charged with
embezzling part of the days receipts OF
Fourth of July celebration al Ascot Park.
Ia. last year. conducted by Ryan Brothers,
placed on trial in the district court
yesterday before Judge Green. The case
was not concluded when court adjourned
for the day and will be resumed Monday
Before Judge Thornell was begun yester.
day the trial Of the damage suit Of w. A.
Prindle against the World Herald Publish
ing company. Prinde took objection to an
article published in connection with ms
retirement from the management Of a local
express business and asks 1885 damages.
TemHn c. kuiken has begun suit for di-
vorce from Pauline Frances KuIken. TO
whom he was married in Urbana. H..
January !, 1903. He charges his wife with
deserving him seven months after their
marriage
c. Hafer, a Council BLUFFS lumber dealer
brought suit yesterday against Fl. T.
Schlueter. contractor at the Iowa School
for the Deaf, for s1.OO799 balance on ac-
count for material sold An attachment
against Schlueter's machinery, ETC. at the
institution was issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

AT the broadway Methodist church the
pastor. Rev James OMay. will take as the
subject of his sermon al the 1880 a. m
service Baptism" and al the I'D p. m
service THE Fiery Hand" Sunday school
will be at noon and the Epworth league
devotional and Bible study meeting al
$50 r. M At the evening service the
choir, under the direction of Mr.. MITCHELL
win render this program;
orEan Prelude-vision... Rhineberger
Mrs Lena Sims-Sylvester.
Hymn-I Heard the Voice of Jesus say
ouartet-There's Wilderness in Gods
Mercy .......................,.J. S. Fears
Mccarger andetAoin shrdiu shrd dHlrs en-
Misses Chambers and fsanck Messrs'
McCarRar and Mitchell: soprano
solo Miss Lutte Chambers.
Anthem-Great Shepherd, Hear i1ccolomini
tenor soIor. Mr.. Ned Mitchell.
MISUNDERSTANDING from "A Midsum-
mer Nights Dream 81, ..,-:. Menoeisso iin
Hymn-Come. Said Jesus Sacred VOICE
ouartet-Praise the Lord OF Heaven;
Nr, ,ass'' Chambers ana Ranck. Messrs.
McCargAr and Mitchell.
Hymn-Just as v-tt.i,,s
Post Selection. .......-.-. Nhlllle
Mrs. Lena Sims Sylvester.
There will be preaching services at the
First Presbyterian church al 1880 a m
and IN n m. In the morning the pastor.
Rev Marcus p. Mcclure, will take as the
subject of his sermon THE Fulflier" and
I'm the evening his theme will be Following
Christ nj Distance" Sunday school viii
be al noon and the young peoples meet
ing al $50 D. m, when the subject will be
.,Christ's Life Work. and What We MAY
Learn About Our own Work"
First Congregational church, Rev. Otter
bein O. Smith. y. D.. pastor. Morning
service NJ 1O.O; evening service at ia,
Sunday school at noon, prayer meeting
wednesday evening al 7:A5 morning sub
ject "A Great Hour in the Life OF the
Master" Evening subject, The Heart
Versus the Head in the Destiny Of Ma
tons" This viii be a Washington and
Lincoln anniversary service. The members
OF Abe Lincoln post and the Union Vet
Grams legion will attend this service spe-
cial music.
There win be preaching services at the
Swedish Lutheran church, Rev T. n.
elm, pastor. at 1879 a. m. and 40 p. m.
In the evening Rev. Bernhard MRdsen OF
Hepburn Ia. viii preach. Sunday school
will be at noon
Preaching services will be heard at the
ReorganiIed Church Of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints by Elder NJ. II. Cook
at II a. m and 7:3o p. m. Sunday school
win be nj noon and meeting of 2. l.. r
society at 6 p m.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist, will
hold services al II a. m. IN the Jewish
temple on North Seventh street. when the
subject viii be Christ Jesus" Sunday
school viii beat i2:l5 p. m and the regular
/ mid week testimony meeting " ednesdHy
evening al O'Clock.
There will be preaching services al
/ u g. m and N p. m at 81. Johns Eng
llsh Lutheran church. In the morning ths
pastor Rev. G. ". Snyder. win take al
the subject Of his sermon The Rule O.
Washington ana IAncOln," and in the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

These transfer swere reported to The r
February II by the Title Guaranty al
Trust company Of Council Bluffs:
James Carse and wife TO John A
Carse. nwis and Wiz nell a-75-4G
James Carse and wife to Margaret
CarEe. William Fl. Carse and James
s. Carse. e1a sell 2D-ND-4l and swA
Swls 3O-I6-4O ". d...................... 81
Henry Kay 10 Emmett FINLEY, part
neL sel4 16-14-33. W. d.................. g..
X. O. Falk to James Peterson, " q
acres nwia swil 10-74-43 W. d......... 2.
Lena Bousfield and husband TO Henry
4. Myer, mig nwl nwA S-75-I3, W. d. p
A. G. Clawson and wife TO Alice
Foutch lots 6, and s. block &c.
Ferry add to Council Bluffs ". d.
Bertha r. ShumHn and husband TO
Matthias GeiEer, lot s. In subdiv OF
out lot A. in McClellRnd, ". a..
Horace J. Evans to Elmer /. Fehr,
lots 6. Z. 5, g. 10 and II, block &,
Perry's I'd add 10 Council Bluffs,
Agnes ". Cssady and husband to Al
bert W. Casady. lots 2 and 1, block
&. in Riddles Eubdiv in Council
Bluffs, a.. -............
Maggie Peterson TO Nels Peterson, e1t
mel. il and 81 sei4 11-7G-<3 ". d.
]. Z. F. MCGEE and wife TO =. p.
KjeldERard. lots Is and IA, block 2.
in Burns add to Council Bluffs
q. G. d..................-... ....,......
]. p. Greenshields and wife to G. E.
Mcconnell, lot %. block l. In Wilson
Terrace. in Council Bluffs. W. d..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

J. Z. Won Dorm and j. A. Cavers OF
Omaha OF the Cavers-Von Dorm Elevator
company. conferred with the executive
committee Of the Commercial club yester-
day relative TO erecting an elevator on
First avenue and Thirtieth street, as for
merly proposed by Cooper & Won Dorm.
The company seeks the vacation OF por-
ton OF Thirtieth street and several mem
bers of the city council We're called in to
the conference. Messrs. Won Dorm and
Cavers were informed by the aldermen that
the city council stood willing, as II did
before on Cooper & Won Dorn's proposition.
to vacate the portion OF the street asked
for provided they would pun chase the
abutting lots. II is understood that
Messrs Won Dorm and Cavers are willing
to comply with this requirement
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

by Manager Cooper. is GO adopt such speci-
fications as will insure uniform product
IN all lines where cement Is used ana 70
discuss the subject matter taken up at the
National Cement Users association, North
west Products association ana the Iowa
Cement Users associB ton, all OF which
have just closed their second annual con-
veutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

A convention OF cement users OF western
Iowa is TO be held in this city Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this week
]. W Cooper OF Minneapolis was IN the
city yesterday making arrangements for
the meeting, The sessions win be held
in the big ball room of the Grand hotel
where headquarters will be. and according
10 Mr.. Cooper the convention win bring
at least 200 visitors to Council Rluus.
similar convention has heen held re-
Gently in Lincoln, Nsh The purpose Of
the convention, according TO the cali issued
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

The Title Guaranty and Trust company
abstracters of titles. Books date back to
1863. Books are all up to date. Work &C
curately and promptly done at lowest
prices Office opposite court house, 1876 Pearl
street Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
S0B

Fine Colorado farm land, H per acre
Improved ranches, $40 10 $50 per acre One
improved ranch, four miles from town, 81
per acre. A big snap. Excursion February
20. Fare S0.2o. F. c. Lougee. 1A South
Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
Arrangement Monday.

During the afternoon some friend sent
Grove a dainty lunch from some restAu-
rant, fearing the menu provided by Jaller
Gallup might not suit his palate. Grove
aroused from his siesta and after par
taking of the lunch lay down again.
Messrs English and Ritchie, Groves
Omaha attorneys, visited him during the
morning and then called upon County At
tornev Hess AS a result of their visit, II
Is understood that Grove will be arraigned
Monday morning. II was also stated that
his counsel expects 10 be able 10 secure the
necessary bail Of $500 for him. It is doubt
ful II Grove will be brought to trial at this
torn OF court. as it was stated yesterday
that Attorney English would be away for
about three weeks, and consequently would
not be able TO give II his attention until
some time after his return.
II was not generally known that Sheriff
Canning had IN his possession since De
cernber ls Governor Mickey's warrant for
Groves arrest under the requisition asked
for by Governor Cummins. az this had
pur-posely been kept quiet, and the gen
eral impression had been that Governor
Mickey had decided TO defer action on the
reouisition until the Omaha authorities
were through with Grove. The warrant
called for Groves arrest at such time as
Grove should be lawfully discharged from
the custody OF the officers OF the state OF
Nebraska.
Incidentally in an interview yesterday
Grove stated ne had been offered 800
month to join a theatrical company but
as yet had not made UP his mind whether
10 accept the offer or not. THE fact is
] am not al present so situated that !
can accept the offer, but j guess IT won't
be no very long before ] will be able TO-
be added
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

The Vienna restaurant SERVES excellent
meals and lunches, cooked in the most
appetizing manner; delicious coffee with
pure cream Meal tickets at reduced rates
IA Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18
For SnlP.

Modern Groom dwelling near Bloomer
school. $1,000
Modern 7-roOm dwelling. near Bloomer
school A500
Forty lots on 8 9Th St. $50 each.
Lots In Babbitt Place. up to grade, $3.50
Lots in Highland Place, UP to grade s125.
Insure your house and furniture.
Tel. 81. Charles T. Officer, 41e Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

Have you figured with Geo. Hoagland s
lumber yard on South Main street? You
may save a sew dollars by getting esti-
mates from him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

Special bargains for this week Fifteen
lots on the Omaha car line, west of the
Apar barns. for $50 each on easy monthly
Payment Abstract and perfect title. This
is your opportunity 20 procure good
bargain See Wallace Benjamin. room i,
First National Bank building. ] write fire
insurance Phone 203.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

II your eyes are out Of order see LEI
fert. There is no better optiCiun in this
vicinity His work is guaranteed 10 be
tust as represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

enap Piano bargain for Tomorrow.
q Parties leaving the city. Left on sale
Original price $3.50. Will sell on easy pay
iments. Sls6 See at the big piano house
SCHNEIDER & Mueller Piano company, 502
broadway Council Bluffs. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

All records In curing Coughs, Colds etc.
are broken by Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption 5Oc ana Sl0O For sale
py Sherman Mcconnell Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

d. s. Kerr. real estate dealer. has some
splendid bargains for you in city and farm
property. Call ut 54s Bdwy. and he will
tell YOU all about Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

Swaine & Mauer. hardwarde store. Quick
Meal range, only s32.40 Ocean Wave
washing machine $3.50. Every family
should have one at this price. SS6 W.
BROADWAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

Stephan Bros, plumbers, 52s W. Bdwy.,
still takes the lead with fine porcelain
lined bathtuhs and everything in plumbing
supplies. Prices always satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

o. c. Browns confectionery and ice
cream parlOrs. Every man. woman and
child likes to trade at o. c. Browns, SAC
Broadway. Chocolate creams and bon bons.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

]. Marcus, Glen avenue grocery store
236 w. Bdwy., IL one OF the busiest plsces
In Council Bluffs. Get prices on tens and
oOffees fruits and vegetable
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

S. NJ Williamson will sell you a talking
machine with all the popular records Cor
your home. which win make pleasure saa
hRplinesB for al
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

Henry II Van Brunt. leader, of low
prices on wagons, buggies, road carts and
harness Watch for prices. You will he
rewar ded.