/ * > A .V , * . THE DAILY BEE SA1UKDAY , AUGUST 10 1882
O. O. C9O03BZ OO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Council ninfl9. Iowa.
WHOZjESAI.EFI.OtrR HOUSE , ,
General Agents for the Celebrated Hills ol It , I > . Hiuh & Co. . Golden Koglo Flour UrcnwoJth
KanM" , ( .nil yuoeii Dee Mill * , bloux Kails , Dakota.
IMercnce , Smith fc Ctllt"iiilen , .Council . Hhifl < . In.
IBI. ZED.
W IOLKSAtK AND URTAlIi
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
OOUKCII , BLUFFS , IOWA
TITU ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
j.KT. . * caj'crsK.3Ei : : : zoa .
Lauds and Lots Bought and Sold
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - IOWA
15 North Main Street ,
WHOLESALE DEALER EN SHOE FINDINGS.
ncaJy-nttccl uppers , In cMI skin and Lip. Oak nnJ Hemlock SOLE LEATUER , and 1
oodn niippftalnlnjf to the hoe trade. Oo' Jq sol J M cliPAp M In the Hast.
PERIS' ' HEW HHiLINEEY STOEI
FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. Council Bluffs la.
That never rcqulro crimping , nt Mrt. J. J. Hood's Hair Store , nt prices never bcforo touched by
ny other hnlr dealer. Also a mil Una ot switches , etc. , ut * really reduced prices. Also gold
glhcr and colored ncti Waves made from ladles' own hair. Da not ( all to call before ( nirchislng
elsewhere. All goods warranted aa represented. MItS. J. J OOOL ) ,
29 Malnetrcci , Council Blunt , Iowa.
B4TEIM HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
Cor , Broadway and Union Sts ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Flaln , Medicated , V < per , Electric , I'lungo ,
Douch , Shower , Hot and Cold Uatha. Com
petent aalo and fcmilc nurses and aUcmhntu
always on hand , and the bet of rate and atten
tion given patrons. Special attention R\en ! to
bathing children. Investigation aud { > atrona a
solicited DR. A. H STUDLEY & Co. ,
100 Dpper Broadway.
Dr. Studley : Treatment of chronic diseases
made a epeclalty.
REMOVED without tha
CANDIES i drawing ot blood or use of
knllc. Curca lunjr diseases ,
, Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com-
AND OTHER
. . I > 'alnt ' , Dropsy , llhcuran-
PV > CM. < % r. < n
T U M fl R S tl6mFcvcr and Mcrcur-
I W III U 11 U lal 80rca > Erysipelas , Salt
> , . ; ' , Rheum , Scald Ilcid , Catairh , ucik , inflamed
iV and granulated EJCB , scrofulous Ulcers and 1'u-
* ' male Olaeaso- all kinds. Also Kidney and
Venerlal diseases. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured
, . money refunded.
\ All diieasea treated upon the principle of veRct-
I nbio reform , without the use of mercurial pois-
l ) ona or the knife.
Klcctro.Vapor or Udicated Baths , furnished
who doairo them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the ueo
the Elastic belt Truts and 'laster , which has
superior In thoworla.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL OM Oil ADDRUSS
Drs , E , Rice ana F , D , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
Feed and Sale Stables ,
18 North First Street ,
Bouquet's old stand. Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WILLAKD SMITH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
Physician andSurgeon ,
Office and residences 016 Willow avenue , Coun-
el Bluffs , Iowa.
SINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Eitractlnj ? and filling a.tpcclilty. First-class
work guaranteed.
DR. A. F. IIANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 14 Pearl Street. Houii , 0 a. in. to
2. , and 2 p. in. , to G p , m. llealdencc , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection wlih
Central olllce.
F. T. SEYBERT , ML D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Offioo No. 5 , Everett Block , Broad-
fray , over A. Louie's Restaurant.
Merchants Eestanrant
J , A. ROSS , Proprietor.
Comer Broadway * nd Fourth Streets.
Good accommodations , good fare and cour
teous treatment.
E.
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Office over sayings bank.
OOUNOLL. . BLUFFS , - . - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0 , Jaince , ( n connection with his law aud
collection business buys and ( elli real cttUa.
Persons wishing to buy or sell city proport ) cxll
at big office , over Biuhncll' * book utore , 1'cari
trwt.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs J
cknowl
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves JVIndu From Your Own Hair.
TOILET RTICLES ,
All Goods "Warranted as
Represented , and Price ;
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
MES , E , J , HARDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Qraduato of Electropnthlc Institution , Phila
delphia , I'enna.
Office Cor , Broadway & Glenn Aye.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all dlooases and pnlnful dlf-
flcultlea peculiar to females a specially.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office over First National Bank , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa. Will practice in the ttato and fodeial
courts.
Game aid Poultry ,
Can always be found a B. DANEHY'P ,
130 Upper Broadway
JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Jnske of the Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Oonnoil Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W. B , MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of ahstracls of Pottowattamio
county. Olilco corner ol Broadway and Main
BireeU , Council Pluffu , lona.
JOHH STEINER , WI. D. ,
( Deutachcr Arzt. )
COR. BROADWAY AND 7TJJ ST.
Council Bluffs ,
t/ltcaaca of women and children a specialty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D ,
FllEE DlHl'ENHAKY KVKltY SATUKDAY.
n
OHkoln Everett's block , I'carl treet It col ]
dence 623 Fourth street. Olllce hour , ( rom 0 to
2 a. m. , 2 to 4 and 7 o 3 p , m. Council I luDu
F P
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PRACTICAL DENTIST ;
Fearl opposite the postofflce. One of
the oldest practitioners In Council Bluffj. Batla-
Isfactlon tfuoranteod in all case ! )
DR. F. P. BELLINGER ,
EYE AMD EAR SURGEON ,
WITH OH. CHAULES DEETKEK.
Office over druif ttore , 4U Broadwty , Council
Blulfn , Iowa. Al dlactAca of the eye and tar
treated under tlumodtupro\cd method ftud all
corn guaranteed ,
JOHN LINDT , |
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ATTORNEY'-'AT-lAW ,
AN APACHE RAID.
Bow Indtnna A o Kouijhtby the Sot
tiors.lu Anronln.
Sin FrMicUM tall.
Ono morning in Florence In tli
sumncr of 1877 aonio 1'itrm Indian
brought us intelligence tlmt the gentle
tlo Apnoho had culled on thorn th
night b ( f jro nnd relieved thorn of
lixrco amount of surplus stock , \vc
tnon nnd other easily convoyed nrti
cleg. The boys said : "Let'em mid
inoro fun and ICWR Injuns for ono trib
or t'olhor , " nnd went to brenkfnsl
r.ut whim n Mexican came to town ot
n foaming pony nnd ennounced that
thousand Apaches vroro coming tilth
up the valley , wo thought nomothin
wns up. ThiMi dashed in a _ white nm
on a horse covered with awcn
and dust , nnd j oiled ; "Apache
right liore ; moro'n five tliousnni
of 'cm , riming ; nil hands am
the cook turn out : you ! " So wi
turned out. From the Pimaa wi
learned that there ware not over a
hundred Apaches , nnd , of course , nn ;
ton of us young chaps thought TV
could innko n hundred Apaches skip
Guns , nnnnunition , horses nnd sad
dies were bought or seized \ TO bon
publico , nnd eoino government mules
were ruthlessly pressed into service
Wo invited n baker to accompany us
but ho engerly declined the honor
Those who would have preferred to
stay wont because the rest did. The
Mexicans did not volunteer very
eagerly ; but the church had many
people praying in it. Every bummer
dead-beat and desperado was nnxioui
to die for his country , and most o ;
the citizens of Florence were quite
willing that they should 'enjoy the
privilege.
THE HO 1.1)1 ) RUB HALT.
By the time wo reached the auency
a crowd of men , variously nrnied and
mounted , were on hand , nnd wo mot
n small force of noldiors. The friendly
Indians easily found the trail , and the
Mexicans matlo first rnto follows to
ride ahead and yellWo wont near
Superstition Mountain , and then the
soldiers camped. Riding up to the
ofticor.in command "Colorado Jack"
asked , "What in nroyOu camped
for ! "
With military hauteur the Colonel
drew himself up nnd replied , "To wait
for provisions , pack-mulca and rein
Torcoments , sir. "
" it , do you expect the Apaches
to wait for us ? Ef you push on wo
could give "em fits before morning. "
The officer explained that his men
cuuld not go on without rations , and
ho had to wait. The best mounted
and most desperate of us prepared to
50 on , provisions or no provisions , nnd
: > nly n few remained with the troops.
Cursing the U. S. Government , the
officers , the army and the Indians , wo
wont on. The Colonel called out ,
"When you arc repulsed you can fall
bncV on this command and you will bo
sustained ; wo will follow as quickly as
uoasiblo. "
A HLOODV TRAIL.
All night we rode on , eVer the hills )
through canyons , and twisting in and
out , constantly expecting to be
attacked. Some men joined us from
the Glebe and Final districts , and
about daylight wo stopped to oat our
scanty breakfast of bread , bacon ,
pickled beef and a iittlo ciitco. The
trail began to grow hot ; Horses were
: ound dead , or hamstrung , as well as
many articles that the fleeing Apaches
were forced to throw away to insure
greater rapidity of movement. The
bMrna guides found a man of their
: rlbo that the Apaches had captured.
They had hanged him to a tree , dis-
mibowllod him , scalped him and tore
liis tongue out. After that , wo found
on the path the body of a young girl
mutilated. Wo continued a north-
eastly course , going on both sides of
every canyon for fear of an ambus-
cade.
Just as the Pimas were going down
a canon ahead of us , and wo were
stringing along behind , they were
irod on ; then wo were fired on from
iho hill above us , and as the men.in
'ront poured back , wo young chaps
jroko into a run poll-moll , ovury man
or himself. The older men foil back
a Iittlo way to a jood position as to
rocks and trcos , whore the Apaches
were hold in check. Jack and several
others came attor us , and back wo
went. Led on by him , with the help
of the "old-wheel horses "
- , we drove
Indians back to their old previous po
sition , regaining the ground wo had
ost. After a brief rest , we made n
lank attack and a charge , and down
they went through the canon to their
main body. Hero , occupying a good
position in a brushy gulch , they coin
lolled us to keep well in order. From
irueh to rock they skipped , and-we
lid the same ; finally , under the able
eudcrslnp of Colorado Jack wo boat
tlu < m back. Thn Apaches are good
shots nod have bravo men , and had
; hey not boon weary with a week's
marching , wo should have received u
good dreesing down at their hands.
A HANI * TO HAND 1'IOIIT.
Every man was quite independent ,
and did not consider ho was obliged
o obey any other man. Most of us
iaa Winchester rill OB. Some had
other kinds of rifles , and uomo had
shotguns. An Irishman had u Win
chester given him , but long before
txhausting the shots in the magazine ,
10 clubbed it in several charges in-
lead of firing it. Lyintr behind a
rook with him , I asked him why lie
didnotfiro. "Oh " ho "
, replied , "yon
nay take aim an' take aitn until your
eyes are blind , an' you don't get the
ed devil ; but whin I take aim with a
lub , bogor , something cracks. "
At one time live of us were behind
rook , and a fallen tree was held by
onu Indian , who kept us from the
main lii ht below. Many uhgta were
xponded in the endeavor to got him.
At last ono fired , followed immediately
> y two shots , one on each side of the
roe , resulting in one dead and conso-
niontly good Apacho.
When ua Indian was killed or
rounded , desperate efforts were made
> y the othora to keep him out of our
lands ; and BO generally were they
ucceHaful that it was impossible to
enow how many Indians we killed ,
] n > ry one of our party claimed to
ave killed ono or inoro of the In-
ians ; but as we greatly outnumbered
hem , it is not obvious how so many
uad Indians were supplied. Those
ndianu were armed with government
loedlo guns , Winchester and Hum-
ngton rifles. They fought almost or
uito naked. Ono had a sword , and
was said to bo a chief of the rone-
* dea. The whites were as brutal as
he Indians in many respects , such as
calpini } and mutilating the prisoners
nd the dead.
Towards evening , while going
through narrow pass , the Apache
sent n volley of well-directed shots n
the advance column , killing ono o
mnro men and wounding govern
Springing up nn almost itnp.issibl
trail , wo reinforced the fUukora , nn
drove the Apaches down to thu no *
canon. Hero wo camped by n spring
nnd cooked our supper of horse meat
Several wounded were sent back bj
the Punas nnd Mexicans , nnd tlirot
dead were burled.
A MKSSAOB VKOM Till * . SOUUEIiS.
An Indian runner ouno with n letter
tor from the ntliccr in command of th
soldiers before mentioned , stating tha
ho could not follow nny further , bu
was cumpod nt n plnco designated
whore he would wnit throe days for ute
to come back. Wo decided to gi
nhcnd , if not whipped , nnd sent run
tiers for inure nnnnunition nnd pro
visions , firmly believing that to-tnur
row wo would "ovorlnstingly clean U ]
the Apnchcsl" All night ncrosa tin
canyon the guards exchanged shot
whenever onu tired or n noino wn :
made. So close were wo that if a per
son on either side did riot step very
carefully , shots weto dropped nl
around him.
Early in the morning wo ponrot
over the hill and canyon , only to line
the main body of Indians had Hod
leaving only n few to hold us back
through the night. Many worowenry
nil hungy nnd dirty , nnd not n few
thirsty. If wo had not caught up
with the main body of Apaches bj
noon , wo should hnvo boon liglitinj
each other As it was , many turnci
back , and only the most determined ,
not over 75 in number , kept on ,
The moat exciting incident of the
day was a hand-to-hand fight , laatlnj
about live minutes , between Jack am
abaut ton men , with a chief nnd prob
ably twenty Indians , resulting in the
chief's death. This was followed by a
Ipspurato fight for his body and to
till Jack , who was scalping him.
wild and whooping crowd of us thoi
lushed down the hill , most of us ot
uirsoback to the relief of Jack nni
iis party. My pony wan shot in thi
; neo , and on jumping oil' hia back , ]
ound myself in the thickest of the
ight. My nllo was wrested out of my
land by a litho nnd strong younj
jnck , but before ho had Mine to
clinch , Jack stabbed him in the side
with ono hand , nnd dreg ed mo out
with the other , holding the scalp ol
.ho chief in his mouth. The boys
laving the body of the chief had to
Irop it , and , slipping into a gully , wo
fopt oil' thu infuriated Apacheo until
ill the felloVa could come together
and "give 'oni a rillle. "
"INDIAN MAD. "
With ua was a peculiar character
mined Potter , who was said to bu
"Indian mad. " IIo would fight the
Apachca at every opportunity in revenge
vongo for their having eomo years
previously killed his family and out
raged his wlfo before his eye ? , ho only
escaping by good luck from n death
ns cruel as they could invent. lie
would dash right on to a crowd of
hem , and was never badly hurt. Bo
ng a good shot , ho made himself a
.error to the band of Indiana whom
wo vroro fighting. Sometimes , nftor
irospecting or working in a mine for
evoral months , ho would go.off by
himself after the Apaches.
At night wo only camped for n few
lours and then endeavored" to pass the
[ ndians and take them in front and
roar } Wo came in on the flank of
nojt of them and 'fought until day-
ight , with but Iittlo damage to cither
aide. At this time ho hall reached
.he vicinity of Salt river , some dis-
anco above Tonto crook and not far
rom the Glebe mining district The
county was wild and rocky , the hills
steep , and the brush thick. Wo could
ise horses but littln and fought moit-
y on foot. The Indians fought shyly ,
uoving hero and there , but not falling
> ack in any general direction , as they
tad been doing. At ono time , when
dunging down a canyon nftor a few
ndians who had collected together ,
ny pony stumbled and throw mo on
in old warrior just dying , but who
ind enough strength loft to strike at
no with his broken rifle barrel.
escaped unhurt , though badly frii'ht
mod , and the Indian was soon killed
.wenty times over.
IN Till ! INDIAN VILLAGE.
An old Maricopa of our party said
hat the Apaches must bo trying to
coop us from their camp , and that
about throe miles over the mountains
was a deep canyon where there used
o bo a village of them. Guided by
litn over a long disused trail , wo 00011
md hard fighting with a largo number ,
from bank to bank wo went , and at
nst could BOO where there was a can
yon. II ore , behind a rocky ridge , our
opponents made their last stand , and
most desperate ono it was , As they
HWO way I loft , with about twenty-
ivo others , for the lower part of the
canyon , thinking they miglit endeavor
o drive oil' their stolen stock
hat way. Slipping down a gulch
vith our horses , wo followed down
ho bottom of the canyon in the
iroction indicated by fresh homo
racks. Above us , where the canon
widened a little , there was a field of
orn , and we could hear cries nnd
veils from the Indians , as our boy *
[ rove back their warriors above them/ /
Halting a sudden turn we struck BOV--
iral Indians driving a largo herd of
loraes down the canon. As they Hod
hrough the bushes wo secured the
lorses. Driving thorn into the corn
nnd leaving some of our number to
fatch tlieni , wo rode to the now
burning village to ace if our aid was
leeded , Everything had been carried
If or fired by the retreating wretches ,
nd only throe men , two boys and a
oung rquaw were our priionora.
tinny of our men followed after the
( ilrcating Indians , but UH they wore
irod and hungry they noon returned ,
coding our horses 011 the green corn
nd ourselves on horse meat , wo re-
nainod there till morning.
Our men acted very brutally to the
ndian woman ; I cannot describe
heir conduct , but the Indians thorn-
elves oould never have noted worse
o our 'women short of killing them ,
t was horrible. One of the old men
ras killed by some of our men during
lie night , and it was nil Jack could dee
o prevent them from killing the re
naming prisoners.
The next day we started on our re-
urn by a shorter trail than we used
oining , but having eovcral wounded
nd a large number of horses wo could
ot travel fast. Dirty and thirsty , at
veiling , wo cauipod by u little uprmg ,
nd eating our half-cooked horse meat
nd a Iittlo parched corn from the
urned village , wo passed a wretched
nigl-t. The poetry of Indian fighting
was not apparent , nnd besides was tin-
remunerative. I thoioforo concluded
never to turn out of my wny ngain to
fight Indians , nnd that ten-cent novels
on the subject wore 'decidedly "thin '
*
T11K SOLDIKUS MODKST DEMAND
At this spot several of our men lefl
us , to return to their mines , nnd when ,
on the next day , wo reached the sol
dieiV \ir.p , thcro was not so ninny ol
us as when wo had loft it come day ;
boforo. The olllcors kindly oll'ornd to
take charge of the captured stock ,
but wo didn't BOO it in that light.
Then it was delicately intimated thai
without the stock no provisions would
bo issued , nnd claimed that iho horses
properly belonged to the United Stnten
army. At the intimation that no pro
visions would bo issued , thomon lUrei
up nnd vowed they would hnvo pruh
or something red nnd hot , too. Hun
gry mnn cnu ilgjit like demon * ; bill
wo got our provisions , Around roar
ing fires wo that night piled in the hoi
cotloo , bacon nnd hard tack , to which
not n few added \vhiaky. Abuse ol
the government , nnd brags of exploits
in the recent lights , were the ctaplea
of conversation , The nrmy ollicers
doipUo the citizens ns to their fighting
qualities , nnd baliovo that but for the
military the Indians would take the
\rholo territory. The citizens , on the
other hand , buliove that if the army
would leave the citizens would lick
every redskin , from Sonura to Cole
rado.
llomnrkod a gignntlo cavalryman :
"You fellows must bu nnxious to fight 1
Why don't you stay at homo nnd oat ,
live nnd grow fnt , juot like wo do ?
Why hould wo want to fight for thir
teen dollars n month ? Wo hain't ' hereto
to tight ; wo'ro here to eat up rations ,
to gut rid of the surplus provisions in
the United States. Ef it wn'nt for
the U. S. army lota of grub in this
country would rot. "
Ilin views accord with tlioao of n
Gorman U. 8. soldier I subsequently
mot nt Fort Olnrk , Texas. "You any
dot we don't got much fight , Wo netlike
like tight ; wo hold dor posts , nnd got
our moneys nnd feed the emigrants.
I gomes from St. Louts for tirtenn
dollar n niont for five years not fight
dor Indians ; don I goes pack to Shar-
many. "
Other reasons for the disinclination
of soldiers to fight in Arizonn may bo
found in the fact tlmt their clothing
nnd equipmons nro totally unadopted
LO the climate and circumstances of
: hat ( or probably any other ) territory.
3reiu lumbering delicate horses nro
used , where only tough ponies would
30 of nny service. Wootlou pants , fit
only for the Arctic rcgionc , and n cnp
that protcctn neither from cold nor
lent , nro not invigorating at 120 dog.
n the shade.
M ) THI : UAMP nun.
"I tell you what , boys , " said a rough
tlissourian mound thu soldiers' camp
ire , "tho way to nettle the Indiana is
tor get nbout a , thousand barrels of
vhiiiuoy nnd a thouoand cases of
cnivcs , put 'em together in a big val-
oy , and invite all the Indians to n
) ow-wow. Then leave 'em ulono for
i week ; then co back withshovola nnd
mry the last of 'em , for they will bo
all dead ns salt herrings. "
"Better way would bo , " said a phil
anthropic Yankee , "to give 'em two
yenrs to got to Indlnn Territory , ono
roar to got settled , nnd then if they
can't earn their own livin' , let thorn
atnrvo. If they steal , shoot 'em down. "
"Might as well shoot "em at first , "
added a wiry Illinoisan.
"Oh , no ! " sarcastically rejoined a
Webfoot ; "pot "om , food 'em , give
em arms , let 'em steal nil they want ,
and food 'om while they cut every
body's throat. Poor Indian ! "
Then spoke a Oalifornian : "Tie
every Apache by the heels to n China
man and pitch 'em In the sea. "
So the conversation continued to a
ate hour of the night. Somehow very
ittlo philanthropy for the Indian is to
> o found nmong the people who see
most of them.
Wo soon reached Floronco. Many
of the horses thus recovered wore
owned by people in the valley ; the re-
naindor were Bold. For my services
[ got 830 ns the proceeds of a horse
vliioh I claimed , and a good rifle which
I found beside n dead Indian.
KNOCK AIIOUT.
IOWA ITEMS.
Cedar Falls has a humane society.
A man named Anderson , spvonty-
; wo years of ago , committed suicide at
3odar Falls on the llth inst.
Iowa has ton millionaires. They
ivo in Davenport , liurlington , DCS
Vloinos , Dubuque and Iowa City.
The laying of the corner stone of
.he State Normal school building nt
3edur Falls will take place August 2'J ,
Governor Sherman will deliver an ad-
dross.
Fir on wtro kept up in the pasgangor
cars of the Chicago & Northwestern
ailwny while passim ; through Iowa
nst Thursday the 10th inst , , so cold
was the temperature.
The brewers of the state propose a
ncoting at Davenport August 2 ! ) , for
ho purpose of determining what is
icceesary to be done in view of the
jnssago of the constitutional amend-
none ,
W. H. Phelps of Jcfierspn took the
irst prize at the recent Chicago annu
al shooting tournament , killing fifteen
> irds without n miss. The prize con
sisted of $07.00 in cash , nnd u silver
service valued at $1CO.
Had material hits boon put in the
oundution of the now court house at
Oikalousa , and it has got to come out ,
which will cost some one u couple of
housand dollars , The point now
poms to bu who must lese thu
noiioy ,
Francis Banger , a Kookuk tailor ,
coimnittoa suicide by putting a bullet
hrough his brain. Years of trouble ,
which have weighed heavily upon him ,
was the cause , If is wife has been in
ho insane asylum for some eight years
nnd ono of his daughters is deaf and
lumb.
There will bo a competitive drill at
) ubuquo on the 2Ui ! innt. , under the
auapicua of the state fair association ,
md The Times says thu all'dir is honed
o excel in attraction the state fair
tself. The best military men in the
Jnlted States will compete , and Gens- .
jrant , Sheridan and Crook will be the
udyou.
Debilitated persons , and sufferers
vasting diseases such as consumption ,
crofula , kidney afflictions , will bo
really bonclitted by tuini ; Brown's
ron Bitters. {
To tlie Oonsumers of Carriages & Buggies
I have a complete stock of all the Lat33l ; Sbyles
of Carriages , Phaetons and Opoa and Top Buggies ,
* * 4 I P
Consisting of
THe Celebrated Browster Side Bar ,
The Haralin Side Bar ,
The Whitney Side Ba , and
The Mullhalland Spring.
The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton Ah-tho | |
Old Rel able iSUplic Spriag Buggies and Phaetons ,
They are all made or tha best materials , aid un
der my own supervision.
I should be pleased to have those desirous of pur
chasing to caU and e * amino my stock. I will guar
antee satisfaction and warrant all work.
H. F. HATTENHAUER ,
Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets.
COUNCIL.BLUFFS , IA. _
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AJvD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACOTMA , LEHI&H , BLOSSBUEG
AND ALL
CONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Offloa No. 34 Pearl Street , Ym-ds Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Gounoil Bluffe.
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
. BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
The Very Best of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The Highest
MarketJPrioo | Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
IBROOM : : :
Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Oorn Will Please
Bend Sample.
JAMES FRANEY ,
Merchant Tailor
372 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Always kcepi on hand the finest assortment of mat rial for gentlemen's wear , Satisfaction guaranteed
-aeo
Tor all kinds of 1'ANOV dOUDS , such as
Laces ,
of all descriptions. Also llandkerclilon ( , both In silk and linen , hose of all Kinds , thread , plni ,
tiootllOH , itc. Wo hope tha iaulcs will call and BCD our stock of goods at 630 Broadway bcforo
.
( ol'i oiuewhcro.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
Ttili laundry hujuit boon opined for bus ) .
net } , and wouro now prepared to do lamdry
v ork of all hinds and gu trauteo satisfaction A
specialty uiodo of flno work , bucli aa colbri ,
uflu , line tlilrta , tto.Vo want everybody to
give lu a trial.
LARSON & ANDERSON.
I , U RUMUNIWON , K. L.HIIUUAttT. A. W , BTHXltT ,
' Vlce-1'rcg't. Ciuhlcr.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council BluUV.
OrganUod under thu lawj of the State of Iowa.
( aid up capital . 9 76,0:0
AutlioiUul capl.ul , . . . . 20UOQO
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
an thu prlnupit cltlim of the United titate * and
Ctiropu. t-pojal attention nlvon to collections
uid uorruspjiidcnca with prompt returns.
J. P. Kdmnndion , K.Ii.hhuuart , J. T Hart ,
\V. \ W.V.ilUco , J. W Itodfer , I. A III lir ,
A. W. Street , Jy7iltt
On Avenue B , No , 1902.
( Mill imOAUWAT. )
Clothes gathered up and delivered promptly.
Best of Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Lost Clothes made good.
NO BETTER LAUNDRY WEST
OF OHIOAGO.
or. jr
STARR & BUNCH.
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMININB AND GRAINING ,
-flu sx'xsoxAJc.'srar.
Shop Corner Broad way and Soott Sfc
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , PruitsNuts
Cigars and Tobacco , Fresh
Oyaters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Blufl's.
Quo of the best > tcond-cloag Hotcla lu the
West la the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K IJlttfWN , Prcprlttor.
oa 631 aud 630 Broad way , ( ouncll Bluff * , low * ,
supplied with the beat tha market af-
fordd. Ucod rooms and Unit-claw b'odj. Teruii
very reasonable.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL.
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. 0. Gerspacher & Son.
KIUBT CLASS HOTEL AT REASONABLE
1'UICES. TWANB1ENT8 ACCOMMODATED
HOTEL FOU SALE. GOOD HKASONU FOB
SELLING ,
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