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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1883)
_ - . l .y EE DAILY BEE , COUNCIL BLUFFS. I r + Wednesday Mornlntr. . r I , BUBKRrnoN ; RATES : n outlet - - - Ib cents per wrek By Mal - - - - - - - = 10.00 pcr You ' OFFICB : t No. T Pearl Street , Haar Broadway , MINOR MENTION/ , See Joseph lteitor's fall goods' Additional locals on seventh page. Chopp Railroad Tickcts at Bushnoll'a. I Mayno & Co , want moro broom makers , The Methodist ladies gave a Now Eng. land supper last oroning , B , MoAaulo Is to appear at Dohary' a a tteIt week in iho role of "Uncle Dan'I , " City warrants wore yesterday being hold for 93 cants on the dollar , .Tho board of trndo has poatponal its regular monthly meeting nnhl next Mon. dAy night , "Nephio , " who keeps nu olimn account at police head uartore , had $7.6O more ' 1 charged u1 p to him YeaterdaY for being Brunk , M In the csao of Mott , charged by Fen orhokon with diapoeinj of n mortgaged wagon , the defendants altornoy , John Lmdt , geeter& y entered a motion to die. miss which Justice Abbott has taken under - dor advisement , ' ' Those interested in the building of the new African Methodist church are to give a festival in Beehive block to niht , for the benefit of the church , and a dinner - nor on Thanksgiving day. They arc lhund to raise cash to complete t e worthy enterprise. A matinee is announced to take place at the driving park next Saturday , Char. i Bo Wilson's Little Sioux and Wade f A Cary'a Lorene to have a race. There is also to be a contest for single roadsters , for $100 purse , the entries being ( leorge 1'eanor's Lady Breeze , Dr. Ca 's Dave , . ahd Mace 1Viso's Itan cr. 'lo sport . I pronnises to be excellent. There was an informalgatlnering at Clio rr sidenco of Mr. Berger , on First avenue , last evening , to moot Miss Ella Miller , a returned missionary fSom Tavoy , Bur- nrah , who gave those present sonno in- 4 atructivo and interueting facts concerning iho work dons there and the prospects. how about the mayor's proclamation 4 warnfng all crooks to leave the city , and visiting the chief of police to arrest all who failed to do so. That nandy coin- ploxioned confidence man , of whom so much has been heard , turned another trick hero yesterday and others are said ' ' B to b0 hovering hbout. Run thorn in or I rescind the proclamation. ' ; Mrs. Ann Kelley has been arrested for assaulting a noiglrbor , Gideon Millard , living on 8th street near. 12th Avenue. , t it fa claimed she hit him on the leg with y a boards on one end of which waa a rusty nail which penetrated the flesh clear to the bone , making a wound which has ' laid him up for repairs , and may result seriously as rusty nails somotnmes do , Miss Ella Miller , a returned mission- / L , I lmrsday night , at the Baptist church. Admittance i free and all interested in ri thus work aro'cordiallyinvited to be pres. cat. She will apoak of the cuetoms'and ' e' ' rnmuiera of the people , and of various ' poraonal experiences and observations ter which will prove doubtless very interoal , ing as well as instructive , ' - In the $ upromo court yesterday the case ofColbyvstheCedar Rapids in- . surnnco , company was up for a hearing , ? it being a claim for unearned premium on a polio which the laintiewanted , cancelled. The case involves some now I questions , the decision on which will be ( watcliod with interest , Charles Harts a is atkoruoy for the plaintiff , while the company is ropresentedby its attorney , G. J , Deacon , of Cedar Rapids , Ed. Burke , the colored official chimney cloaitor of the city was in a heap of t trouble y'ealerday. , ho claimed that his wife had boon stopping night at a littlb hotel on Broadway , he sought t out a re levin for her. Sllo was brought before' , ud o Abbott , and claimed that it ' , wall a nnu6shtY + 'naughty stay , and that ' her husband was putting up a yob on her because she was trying to got a divorce a ; from him. She gave 5O bail to appear _ ; , for oxaminlition to-morrow morning. Sarah Bail , who lives near time Wabash depot , tolls liard story about line wa i g ; ale and her family wro abused night before last. She aga two railway mnen ' ' Turn Morn Rnd Torn Brown while drdnk K" crab to thou house , ltnooked dowit the p front door } .itlt a coupling pin , nud on. teric abused her and her children. Site f l' ' claims the clicked eand threatened . to r kill her and in the truf18to she g rab bod'tho Watch chain of one , and tore' it off rotaiuinq it in her possession as a trophy. She wants now to have time fol. lows arrested and brought to justice for pis 1 alto drunken spree , Air. Dougherty , who lives on North : Main street did $6.00 worth of washing for a lady-llko appearing woman , giving hot name na Schwartz , and claiming to be boarding with her husband at the 0g den. Mrs. Schwartz called for the clothes , withu a bo whom also had hired to ca them and saying that her bus. Land was aPaY + 1tromaodto call in a day or two and sottlq. Officer Clough chancel to notice the lady going for the dummy trail , the boy carrying the baa het of clothing , and hearing that she was Hint boarding at the Ogden , but that there was an uii aid bord ill against her at another place , ho wont with : Mrs. Dougherty to the transfer , whore he fpund her , and on lie invitation alto was . induced to pay $5,30 of the bill , she claiming that was all the money she had vrithl her , ( 'ut'ratea toull points at McAllister's ! uot office , ' 60t Broadway , Council . . Bluffs , _ _ . r- - - 1 Gas fixtures at Ilixby's , 333 Broadway , Card of TIIUUks. I wish to extend sincerest thanks and life-long gratitude to my many noble fdeimde , and particularly Mr , r mid Mrs. I. A , Miller and Mr , and Mrs. Ofras Hobbs for the watchful care mud tender fleas shown mylate 'husband during him , ° x faathouri. . Liiz E lit. CLARK , - - - - - - - THE NEW DYE } VOItKS. I "F , it , Hurlburt has opemod , at No , 3 4I , I'oarl atrpet , a steam dying and Frond 1 dry cleaning Plumes and tips , ielvctA , silks , satls,1 gent's clothin g merchant's shelf worn goods , all made a r good as riON Hix per cent city and farm loafs , S w. } 'ergusum & Co , , W Pearl St.mw&f , i , DY.U.t. NMUd. SAD SUICIDE , Charles E , Dui1Cashier of the Council B1uQs Sarin Banff Shoots himself , Ill Health Lands to Temporary Insanity , and that to Death , A Shock to tllo Community. The ahocldng report that Charles E , Dix , cashier of the Council Bluffs Savings bank , had shot himself , wont up and down the streets of the city yesterday morning hike the wind. The report proved only too true , Charles E , Dix is no more. Ho had been suffering from ill health for some time , and naturally weak physically , ho had by close applka tion to business became still further on foobled. Ho had during the past year or two made a noble struggle to regain health and vigor , and had indulged in outdoor recreations , riding , fishing , hunting , etc , , as far as possible , but last summer his health was such that ho had to temporarily abandon active business , and spent several months on the seashore - shore and in the oast. Since his return his health has begun to break again , and since last Thursday he has been confirmed - firmed to his room at the residence of A. W , , Street , Monday night ho seemed to be a littlofli ht but noth in serious , his remarks gboin g a little strange , ad ho s eke of hearing voices and fancied there wore others inure room besides those really present. Frotii the later and more startling facts it now ap pears that disease at last affected his mind , and that it was this bewildered condition of his brain which caused hint to kill himself. Yesterday morning , between 0 and 10 o'clock , some of the furail heard some thing pstairs fall , but ylittle dreamed wlmait lwas. MrStreet's dau hter was just going u ) to Mr. Dix's room to sea about his breakfast and it was then discovered - covered that ho had shot himself , He lay stretched on the fluor , the revolver by his side , and a bullot-holo in his temple , the wound being suchu ms to dis- [ dace one eye somewhat. llowas already dead , and there remained nothing for the friens to do but to care tenderly for the remains of him whom in life they had esteemed so highly. Air. Dix was aged about 28 years and wan a young 1111111 of fine ability and edu- cation. He was the only remaining son of wealthy parents , yvlio live in Salem , Afass. , and upon whom the sad stew's tole 6raphed yesterday must fall with crushing force. Ho had lived in Council Bluffs fr about nine 'ears mid had all this time boon connected with the bank of which at the time of his death ho was the cashier. He was financially u tter- eated in the bank , being one of its stock. holders , and in all hits business affairs was looked upon as upright and honest as lie was enterprising and wise. In his social relations also ho was highly esteemed , always affable , gentlemanly and a true friend to lifa associates. A coroner's jury was empanelled but the taking of testimony brought out only about such facts as arc above narrted r there Booming no posaiblo cause for his taking lria own life , except that of temporary - rary insanity produced by disease. The coroner's jury consisted of David Jerman , Elias Soars , and O. F , Upitz. The witnesses who testified were Mrs. Lucy Street , who told of finding , Mr , Dix dead on the floor of his room , 'Mrs. S. Hilhis , a guest of the family , who board the fall , and starting for the room to Boo what the matter was entered right after Mrs , Street ; Mr , A , W , Street , who testified that deceased had boon sick at the house since Thursday , and that he had been out of his head , but that nothing serious was thought of it , as ho had been flighty before whets sick , Mr. Street slept in a room near Mr. Dias room , and within call. Several times during the night Mr , Dfx got up and seined rather bewildered but 'es- tordaY morning seemed much better and was reading the morning papers , when ho saw him about ( I o'clock , Dr. Macrae also testified as to the poor health of deceased. Ills trouble for the past few days had boon puuumouin , with a tendency to consumption , lie hind been flighty , too. The hullot , which 38-calibre was a - entered the right tontine - ine , loaetratin'b 'the brain , amid causing ' Instant death ; Mr. Borcahoim , vice prosidodt of the batik ; testified to the poor health of Mr Dix , CItUMliS FROM TUE COUNCIL , The Union 1'acllte Oiveu Another Street tor ltalhvay Purposes , rho city council , at its Monday evening - ing meeting , imsgod tlw ordinance granting - ing the Union Pacific the right to run its tracks along Twelfth avenue from the transfer up to Maui street for the purpose of carrying freights , it being especially designed to acconunodate largo agricul trial implement houses , which are now obliged to do a great amount of tenoning under much difficulty and with much ox. . pease. The rates of frolght' are to be the same as those from the transfer , and the company is to build a freight depot between stain and Sixth : street , Various other conditions have boons attached to the ordinance which this tinmo was evidently dontly not prepared by time typo-writer in the Union Pacific office , The agricultural ins pleunant men war o out in full force and titers was considers blo talk over t e mimatter They were , < unit h ) desiring thu track , as a needed facility for doing business , and as tha t branch : of business is one of Counci 1 1A Bluffs' most important ones , there was A disposition to grant them what they do airo& A number of property owners , however , who wore afbeted by time mat tar , eexpressed themselves bforo the council mi9 opposed to u p any more to iho Paific ort g n md tlaa t Iare as nut right to cause distress and loam to those who are not rich , simply to hell those who have an abundance of moans Thu vote granting the avenue to tnmo rail way company was passed , however unanimously , all the aldurnou bein proeont except Alderman James , Time auditor presented a report ahowin g that time S 0f 0O of 0 I per cent bonds , $12,0110 of 8 per cent bonds lead been re I funded at 0 per cunt , the premium on th e $18 600 being 8131.50 , time bonds being sole { to N. MHarrs of Chicago. I'othybrld o & Horbortz presented p claim for 16,00 for damages for hors e killed by a bolo in tine street , Referral Street lama wore asked for on M n s ter street between Seventh tumil Eighth , I ltutto and have oen ailcubly eu oss etreote , and on the corner of 14tho. . into and bfain street , Jennie F. Cuming filed a written agreement to have the sidewalk leading to her gallery removed by December 15 , time council consenting to it remaining until that time , although an obstruction to limo street. The committee appointed at Alderman Siedontopf's request , to inquire into his connection with the Bluff street grade , ro ported that Mr. Phillips dfaclaiedan intention of making any charges of corruption - ruption , and that thre as nourdfur any , if ade , Mayor Bowman reported that $1,000 had boon offered Mr , l'hlllips in settle. mont of damages claimed ml account of omitting down duff street , amid that it had been refused. The council adjourned to moot on ioxt Monday evening , A IIOT BIIAZE , Ida County hoses fin Court house tor a Second Timo-Tno Records Slivcd. An extra issued by The I'ionccr gives the details of limo burning of the court house at Ida Grove on Sunday. The fire was discovered about 1:30 : o'clock at night , and the flames spread so rapidly that little could be done with the two streams put upon the fire. Time building was completely destroyed , but wawa old frame sructue and thloss will not reach moro than $1,700. The books were kept in brick vaults amid were saved. The insurance was $1000 oil the build. fug amid $500 on time hooka. It is supposed - posed to have boon the work of an iti- condiary. This is the second time that Ida county hiss lost its court Inonso , the other being burned on a cold winter's night in January , 1877. 1'CRSONAL , A ] lecher , of Chncinmtf , Ohio , k at the Ogden. S , ( L Willard , of Chicago , reached the 0g. dc11 yosterday. A. Albersory of llnmburg , Iowa , was him the city yesterday. 1V. A , Smith , of fit. Louis , was at loch- tile's hotel yesterday , , 11 : . 1V. Dixmy of St. Paul , arrived at Ilochtelo's hotel yesterday. lion , duo. V. Stone , of Glenwood , yvas lu time city ycstorday , 1 , A. Wheeler , of liochestor , N. Y. , was amnougyosterdny's guests at the Ogden. Mr , Silluway , of Cedar Itapids , proprietor of the Ogden , leas boon in time city for ii day or two looking after his Intaravts hem , which , of course , lee found satisfactory , being well rasa- aged , Valiant Veterans. The following has been handed in to Tim Ban as a correct roll of time Mexican veterans now in Council Blufia and vicinity Oscar Albert , company B , U. S , infan- try. Benjamin Allen , Tcnlcsseo cavalry of volunteers , James Brooks , company B , Fourth infantry - fantry , G. Dutton , company E , N , E. , Fifth regiment , 11 , H. Field , private of company E , First Ohio volunteers. Josiah Fisk , corporal in company D ; led company of mounted volunteers toors in Texas , and late chaplain of the Associated Mexican veterans at Now Orleans - leans , Win. Garner , Mormon battalion. 0.1V. Johnson , company - , - Pennsylvania - sylvania infantry. * Thomas Miller , company C , third dra. goons , * Chrttinn Voight , private of company F Fifteenth U. S , volunteer infantry. g4Tlmoso wore also soldiers of thate war of the robelliomi. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICK.-Bwclai advortteoments , eueh ae Loet , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Stunt , wants , Beam. Ing , etc win hu inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I'mt LINE for the Bret Insertion and F1VE CENTS 1'ER LINE for cacti subsequent In. sortlon , Leave advertlomonte at our otnco , No. 7 Pearl Street , near nroadwnv WANTB. S JAtr"rIU-Four : broom makers , hnmallatoly. highest prlcer lwld. Mayno d : Co Council IlluOa. ANTED-Every boiym Council Bluffe to take . Dollrerud by carricrat only twenty Conte a week , ANTI -A buy , withIwnytodemivorTueUsc pro- tared to + eceliU and wInter a few goal track horstw or homey roadsters , Rest of care and proper esuretbo , and tralning guaranteed , t&r tenue ad. dreae U. U , IYltson , ( bunch Uluas tick lug park , tVcd&Mon tf IIU IIAItUAIN-Auyuamu want ng a set of John. 1) Mon.lincycloVtltaeightvolumescangetabar- gala by callhlg at rims ln.s olilco ANTRD-A drat clash bout and .hoe maker , nu t ! other , needapplyat226souttiMah.at.oet. JACOn KOIthr1Clh JOSEPI1 GAGHEGA HARD W00i AND -COAL- Corner Mali street and Eighth avenue , Coameti Shill. . taf.owwt rates and prmupt PILES. treat Piles and Fallinglof the Rectum for radloai and ponnanont cure , In from two to four weok. Operatlous palnioo. Diseases of the Rectum a Specialty , DR. A , J COOK , 11 d&w liens Counci Ulufb , ewa Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter supply of Miooouri 1iard Wood 1 AND IIARDANDSOET ca1 -Wiur- P. OVERTON 605 First Avenue , Council Bluffs , Iowa , Amid eua.ro . the best article and full nwaeure at time I very'lo . blomowuoddelhercdto&u ) I' , "f the ell ) D R. G .W. . . . PA NGLE 1 IEADER O1' MA. T 1 EUteenyear'experleeee. Eclectlo , Magnettoend Ilrrb.llt 1'Im.lelau , fluter of the folluwlng dl. 0150. ; ( 'starch Nenour UrbtUty , Mental Dopre I lot , , Apopde.y. lit. , Lew of Mudtueu. Ianoera removed With outtile Knife , Drop. By Cured Without Tapping , fiver Conglhhd , Kldi y ComVlalnt , Dtately , ltheu vltusYUanoo nation , Ianlys4 , , With. Swc1Rug , Eryelpetu , St Woman and her Dlseaee. Treated with the Ifs plait Results. Special allentlou g men to prlsat0 and renoreal tUeuo0. Located , ' . No,310Broadsy'loom3 , ( stair. ) , Council 1auS. , lows , up. A Correct Diagnosis OIven IWlthout an ) Explana ton from the Yattent , i t4 Colaultatlou trio at okco , r 1 pkg , , 0 for $5-At drvt ti. i ABIJAR loaders of TitBEI ; may wonder why we headed this ndvertiseueht as above. "We Can't Tell a Lie. " Therefore say to you that our object was to attract your attention to the fact that our stock of LOVERSHOES AND WADERS , For fall and winter wear , is the largest and best we have ever had. All bought FOR ( JASII from mnllufacturersdlrect. , All work warranted - ed not.to rip. Prices as low aq the lowest , Z , T. LINDSEY & CO 412 Broadway , Council Blafla' IOIj'A , West , Side of Square , Clnrindn , MAYNE & PALMER f DELLEUB Ili _ _ _ - x Coal , llULK AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND 1'ORT7AND CEMENT , rndnloAN PLASTEIt , nAIB AND SEWRlt PIPE. No , 839 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER , , 1114 t. 1 . 1 b I I S ) Et w 3 4 O CD t w Merchant Tailors. 7 and 9Main Street. mXRIlOTOff Y , C70IINGJXL. $ Y + IIFX'f5 , X13. JOHN W. BAIRD , OLLE TIO AGENCY. OtacocornerlovrAwAAstmu t. . JOHN BENO & CO. 1e ni a cot and 17 roast cE.et. . M A X CUESTON HOUSE. MORN , hotel , 217 and 210 Staten street. DR J F WHITE OFFICE , , Corner btatn and Fifth upstairs. Residence , 000 Willow avenue. . SOHUZ JUSTICE OFTHEPEACE. , Oalca over American Express. S , S WAGNER , Wlll contract for funorale LIVERY at AND reasonable FEED , rates. 22 Fourth street. ; r. M Sr JOHN & CO..CASH T BUYERS tYholcsalebuttereggsIw.d . , , . . , tryand hnn , Ship moue. Draft by return mail. )48 Broadway. J ACOB KOCH SuitsEmade at Treasonable , Stock Complete. prices. No. 806 Moln SL G F SMITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER' , . Corner 7th and Broadway. Plane end epeclacatlona furnlehed W. W. SHERMAN4 7 have the rarlety that bring. patronAage. 124 Main street. JAMES FRAN'EY. ' ArtleUO Work and reasonable c ! ogees. 872 Broadway. HOWE & SONS . RE STOVES , Suppllea. and Uoueehold 803 Broadway. LINDT & HART , James Block. ATTORNEYS r'r.etlce AT Instate LAW , and federal courts. ' SANITARIUM Andq hou . 2i nda4n23 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. - JUICE eF Tne PEACE , EDWIN J . ABBOTT , Notary Publlo and General Conveyancer 416 Broadway. REVERE HOUSE , Broadway oppoelte Opepera H NOR , Refitted $1.60 per day HAIRS GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Sold a e owes races e IN TILE WEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED. At MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , - - 337 W. Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. -E : imb % 1.1 ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) 1VIOIIEY TO ! HEAt ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. Model Steam Laundry ! 712 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS. N. 41 , CHRISTIANSON , - - . ' roprietor. Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. Guarantee good work , Please give Inc a trial. IF YOU WANT BOOTS , SHOES OR RUBBERS CALL ON A. . . ? Corner Main and First Avenue , Council Bluffs. Ho has Them. PREMIUM PORTRAITS CfayOll , IlithEt III aiiil ate Co1or , Solar Camera Enlnr euent for the trade at reasonable rates. Orders oy mail promptly hued. C. D , hUCCOCK , ' 143 Broadway. Council Bluffs , PETER C MILLER , WIIOLESALEAAD IIETAIL all-Pa P er and Whdow Shadesand Painting In all its BancheS1 ( FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. 1' c.1I3 ; Hosxth Pearl fit. - ttyotuuoil SiU1f. Broadway Steam Laundry a 794 WBHT $ RO.El.IaP1l. P. A , , C , LARSONt - - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MAOHINERY. 5 , n .L. r , . . Em kie Hardware o , f 111 f' f'l k 4 , , N1A t r ni 100 and 111 S , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS r IoV . 1 , ] % tC1 f irOl3. } WIIOL1iSALIi DEALEIIS PI HATSCAPS BUCKGLOVES , 342 amid 344 Broadway , . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , Ice CreaM , Frnts& ! Couectioliel'y ! Parties , Sociables and Picnics eupplied on short notice , and goods delivered to all parts of the city. Vienna Bread , and Pies. Nine Cigars. W , T. BRAUN'S European Restaurant , 404 WestBroadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS ISouRht acid f o1d. Loaned , Abstracts Furn shed P. J oM11ON No. 4 Pearl Street , - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , BUCKEYE FEED GRINDER - _ _ - - L : t 'W3 , . . - . . , n a , j _ , . / I . . . e t . WILL SHELL AND GRIND AT TB E SAME TIME . 1 A complete Horse Power. The best Feed M11 in existence. Costs but little more than a common grinder. Write for circ'llars to SHUGART , WAITS & WIES , Council Bluff's , Iowa , General Agents for Western Iowa and Nebraska. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT f DEALER IN Ladies' Putllhill ! oed I NOTIONS , JEWELILY , &C. 337 W. Broadway , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA SKELTONHENDRICKS & RICE , TAILORS , 102 MAIN STREET COUNCIL BLUFFS. FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE , EMBRACING MANY : N0ITELTIES / E Iv4T TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. YOUR TRADE I S SOLICITED M. CALLACHERe c 7e' : Et ® c . .o. New Store , Fresh Goods , Low l'rlcos and Polite Attcndante. IJa- ; { First Door east of Metropolitan Notel STEINHARDT ' & FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor ' Dealers I 317 Broalhvny , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS ; ; rTr 3'P ® PENED : BECIITELE'S European Hotel. The only only hotel run en the European plan ; in this city. Now building , newly furnished and all nlodorn improvements , and is centrallY located , PETER BECH TELEf PROPRIETOR , a Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. ' " PAWNBROKERS SALE- OZ' Une.oome d Goode. GREAT BARGAINS In diamonds suitable for ladies and gents , also iii ladies' and genta' solid gold and and silver watches and chains , and a full line of sot and lain old rings , 250 hen's and 00 boy's overcoats , All these articles must be sold. Money lout on ALL KINDS of personal ro port' , D , GOLDSTEIN 228 Middle BradwaY , opposite city building. Council Bluft , i . R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha amid Council Bluffs. heat estate and oollectlou agency , n Odd Fellow' . lock , orersavlns.llank , fanan Mrs. II , J , HBtoa , M. . B1 , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 22RBmadwar _ Coanoi . rt M JACOB SlitS. E. P. CAUWELL. SIMS & CADWELL , Attorneys -at1aw , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Otace , U.In Street Iloome 1.ad Sbugalt dr Ma Mehogi block , Will lvactleIn Stat , and vderq coed. Re Rice M. D. Cn1CERS { I knee or dr htg of ° . withantt , . CHRONIC B1SEASESofUn.t.aspecialty. Ober thirty ) cars practiei eXpertenee. 08te No , 6I'earl etrcet , oounedl note , ht Coosultttiun true. Tao..orrlcxa , 14,4I'rUT. OFFICER & PU SEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs - Ia. Established - - 1856 Dealeraln Forvlgn audlomeettc Eschiu0 and 110w. Securities , , , xta s l nun..a r14 0040 yl IeWt4 Mk PO"I" I ww s.r. . .e , _ . -l.- $ 11. r °
