Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets
I'd Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating, Bixby a Son
Drs. Woodbury.. dentists, 30 Pearl street.
woodring- Schmidt, undertakers. Tel. 33e.
Ed Rogers famous Mckelob on draught.
For everything good to drink call Jarvis.
1875
Pure. sweet wine, Jarvis Wine company,
~ Main street.
Lettuce. caulihower, cabbage at Bartel
& MiHer's. Tel. $50
School paints pens, papers and tablets
Alexanders. 1913 B'way
Special for today. 6 cans of Gold Me- Medal
corn for sc. Bartel & Miller. Tel So9.
For imported wines. liquors and cham
payne, l.. Rosenfeld company, 5l9 Main St
j. p Greenshields is home from bust
ncss trip to Montreal and other points In
Canada.
For exchange 21-room hotel in good Ne
braska town. u. 5. Kerr, Co. BLUFFS Ia
Phone Az.
Cotton felt mattresses for comfort and
rest. Let us quote you prices and save you
money. Keller A Farnsworth.
Twenty per cent discount on our j., Pou-
vat French china gold decorated dinner
ware this week only. w. a. Maurer.
Richard Green was announced yesterday
a. a candidate for the republican nonlina-
lion for councilman in the Third ward.
Good butter always to he had at Bartel
a. Nnier's for 25c per pound. Tel. 1852.
Call at Graves, l06 Pearl St, for the
best manicuring and most artistic hair
dressing in the city. All work guaranteed.
\ marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Chris II Christensen. aged "A, Of Pa
nora. Ia, and Jensen Hansen. aged = oil
Nicola, la.
Squire & Annis. money to loan; cash on
hand no delay: city and farm property for
sale on EASY terms of payment. once lol
Pearl street.
We are paying the highest cash prices
for old iron and metals. Council BUNS
Junk House J. Kattleman, proprietor.
Tel go SOC s Main.
Ice wagon. good new. for sale at a
great bargain See Brcdenstein Il smith,
coal yard, near Wabash freight house, 14th
Ave. and Sixth street
IIarvey Swarrz Of the Sixth ward is being
mentioned the west end candidate Tor
the republican nomination for member OF
the Board Of Education.
The Manhattan restaurant and bar are
giving the biggest meal in town short
orders. with pure cream for excellent
coffee. Try and YOU will be delighted.
Missouri oak dry cordwood. v cord
shellbark hickory, 81; Arkansas anthracite.
s. 80 per ton less than hard coal, William
Welsh, 10 North Main st. Telephone rs.
Painters, nov is your chance to buy
only. Council Blufrs Paint, oil and Glass
company are going to move TO Merriam
block on March Is.
We arc going TO give away saturday en-
trely free a package of Puritan indian
meal with every &c sack OF Puritan pan
cake -four purchased. Come early. J. olson,
,a9-1n West Broadway.
Mrs. Serena n. Baird. aged "A years, died
Yesterday at the home of her daughter,
Airs. Niles Hall, at Honey Creek Two
sons also survive her. The funeral Will be
held Sunday morning at IL o'clock from
The Grange church in Boomer township
John Birbilis proprietor OF the Council
Bluffs Candy Kitchen, 400 West Broadway,
has gone for "a three months trip tG
France, Italy and Greece. He will attend
The Olympic games at Athens while in
Greece. During his absence the business
will be in charge of Samuel Johnson.
G. Dillow, an Illinois Central brakeman
was severely injured Thursday night in the
while switching and .fsll with his bach
across an adjoining rail. He was gtver
temporary treatment at the depot and as
soon as possible yesterday removed TO hi;
home in Fort Dodge.
The elevator at the federal building which
suspended operations February s. on orders
from headquarters I'm Washington becaus,
Of lack of funds, was started again yester'
day, much to the relief of those having
business I'm the building Lars Hansen, the
elevator conductor who was laid off wher
the elevator was shut down, resumed his
position yesterday. '..
I'D Davis. the stepson of Police Officer
cal Schaffer, VINO was rendered uncon
soious Thursday night by fall from
Rock Island train in Omaha, was brough
in the General hospital Up TO late hou
last night the young man had not regaine,
consciousness and the attending physcian
consider his case most critical.
When Judge Scott came to Investigate
the ight at the hay market on Main stree
Thursday evening, in which Charles Han
sen was said to have been assaulted b.
James Gordon. he decided both wer
equally TO blame and sentenced them bstl
10 ten days on bread and water. Henry
Turner and j. w. Tinnen, the three rela
tives of Gordon arrested for being impli
Gated in the disturbance; had their case
continued until Today. The fight, IL de
Veloped, arose over a board bill which Han
sen. II was asserted, owed Gordon.
-------