Nebraska Newspapers

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6 OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFtfS , SATURDAY MAY i 31 , 1884. I
JTHJS DAILY BEE
OOUNCIL BLUFFS
Saturday Morning , May 31.
SUBSCRIPTION IUTK3. :
By Carrier - - - - - - -JO oent * per
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By Mall - - - - | 10.00 per year
OFFICE :
Ko. 7 Pearl EtroetNoa.r Broadway.
M1NOH MENTION.
See J. Iloitor's spring goods.
Dancing school at the rink to-night.
The transfer freight oflicoa closed yesterday
torday afternoon.
Keystone wringers down to $4 each.
Do Vol & Wright , 502 Broadway.
The paving of Oakland nvonuo will in
all probability bo completed to-day.
The Western Unien messenger boys
come out yesterday in now uniforms.
Charles Whitney was yesterday ar
rested for being drunk and disorderly.
"Texas Jack" observed. Decoration day
by paying $7.GO fine for getting drunk.
Harry Birkinbino yesterday presented
Ohlof Walton with a mcklo-platod
wrench.
Daniel Mathioson paid his fine for a
drunk , in Umoito got out and celebrate
yea torday.
The city council moots in regular BOS-
sion Monday evening. Whether the
proceedings will bo regular or not re
mains to bo soon.
11. McOlintocks was arrested yesterday
for assault , ho having boon connected
with some row in Boardsloy'a saloon near
the Rirorhouso on Broadway.
The paving on Oakland avenue lacked
only a few foot of being finished in time
for the procession yesterday to pass over
it. This failure to connect necessitated
the teams gcing around that block.
While other conveyances were charg
ing fifteen conta to the driving park ono
of the 'busses charged twenty-fire conta.
This 'DUR showed no outward appearance
of superiority to warrant the extortion.
Ono of the now fountains ordered by
city was put in place at the head of Oak
land avenue. The fountains arrived hero
Thursday afternoon , and the workmen
were kept busy all night getting this
fountain in place for decoration day.
i
A little three-year-old daughter of Mrs.
B. F. Mooman got" strayed away from
her mother in the crowd at the cemetery
yoatorday. The little ono was found by
W. S. McNair , of Lincoln , Nob. , the
child having wandered almost to the
driving park.
"Why bury living 'facts of to-day in
the dead traditions of the past. " Spiritual
circle to-tnorrof afternoon and evening ,
In Spiritual hall , at 2 and 7:30 : o'clock.
Entrance on Main and Pearl streets , two
doom south of postofllco. Spiritual
sociable to-night , music and dancing.
M. 0. Moran , an old man , WAS before
the court yesterday for being drunk and
for trying to rob another man of a watch.
The old man was lot off with a simple
fine. According to his story ho used to
lira hero , but loft the city in 18G5 , and
this was his first visit back. Ho claimed
to have lost or boon robbed of 82-10 on
the train coming hero , and thought ho
would bo able to borrow some money hereof
of Mr. Bayliss , but found that ho had
boon dead for years. Ho said ho was
going to Kansas Otty to visit his only
daughter , whom ho had not.eoon in nine
teen years. Ho cried like a baby at the
idea of being suspected of being a thief.
Yesterday the confidence man giving
the name of B. J. Johnson , who grabbed
Wm. Donnolloy'a roll of § 200 Saturday ,
had his examination before Judge Ayloa-
worth. Two charges were lodged against
him , ono for robbery and ono for obtain
ing money under false pretenses. It ap
pears ho induced Donnelley to lend him
020 on a chock , and when the victim
pulljod out his roll to got him the 820 ,
Johnson grabbed the whole $2CO. On
the charge of robbery Judge Aylesworth
hold him to the district court and fixed
the bonds at $1,000. On the other charg <
no examination was hold , the bail in the
meantime being fixed At $500. Johnson
waa recommitted to jail , the bail being a
little too high for him.
PEU80NAD.
U. 8. Ware , Hamburg , U at Bochtolo'i.
J. It. ISoytoll , Boone , In nt tlio Oftdcn.
W. n. Varroll , of Oroston , is nt the OgJon.
A. IJndsey , Now York , la a gucxt nt th
Ogdon.
II. I Bcott , Cedar KapldD , won at the Ogden
you torday.
Jan. Byeru , Boa Molnos , utayg at the Ogdei
while in town.
J. 8. Bonbright , Don Molnw , reatod from
Lla traveU at the Uochtele.
Gee , I ! . Cole , mayor of 1'adfio Junction
trn yoaterday at the Pacific.
llobt. A. Dant , of St. I.ouli , U In the city
Mid U nlopplng at Bechtcle'g.
W. A. Frye , of Omaha , WM yoeterd iy
BocLtcle'o , but thU morning loavea fur
rod.
rod.A.
A. K. Ilaybuni , Hacedoola.and II. 1' . Ite
and wife of Plum Hollow , were at Bechtelo
yen torday.
Charlie Moore hu n junior at hii house am
ID accordingly joyoui , the little fellow being of
cgulkUou wtlght , aud glvlnR ) > roinl > of inak.
pg glee in the ht/uto for many yearn to wine.
DECORATION DAY.
The Tributes Paid Ycslorflay to tbe
Heroes Who Hare Fallen.
Tlio K.xcrclsos nt HnylW Park ixtu
nt tlio Cemetery.
Decoration day , M predicted , was moro
generally observed hero yesterday than
over before in ( lie history of the city
The exorcises in the forenoon were lioli
in Baylias * park , they being moro capoc
inlly the expression of the toachora nnd
pupils of the public schools of the city ,
There was n largo attendance , nnd the
exorcises were of n very interesting
nature. A platform had boon erected ,
nnd upon this were Boated HOT. A , K ,
Bates , Dr. Macron , Mayor Ynughan , Col ,
John Lindt nnd others.
Prof. McNnughton , superintendent
of the city schools , presided , nnd the ox
orciscs opened with the singing of >
hymn. Kov. Ojrus Ilnmlin offered
prayer. Then the grand old hymn ,
"America , " wns sung by the inoinbora
of the High school. Master
Frank Wright gnvo n declamation ,
an appropriate selection concerning decoration
coration day. Master John Sylvester
then recited "Cover thorn over. " A decoration -
coration dny hymn wns sunij by the mem
bers of the high school , nnd nt the close
of this programme the great cross wna do-
coratod. The cross was fully six foot
high , trimmed with green , while across
the arms were the words in letters of cut
( lowers , "OurJBoys nt Rest. "
The several schools presented their
floral tributes ono after the other , nnd
those tributes were placed upon this
cross by Mr. P. L. Johnson as ho re
ceived thorn from the different ( schools ,
The decoration of the croon made a very
ploasinc nnd interesting exercise and
when adorned the wholofortnod | a beauti
ful offering to bo placed on the soldiers'
lot in the cemetery , aa a tribute to the
unknown dead.
The following were the various tributes
jftorod :
HIGH SCHOOL
presented n floral harp and pillow in
uomory of "our martyred president"
Vbrahnm Lincoln.
11I.OOMEU SCHOOL
x tribute to the prisoners in Anderson-
all o. Also ono to the soldiora who per
ished on the frontier. Ono to the sol-
liors who perished in Libby prison , ono
to the soldiers who perished on the Cum
berland and the trimming and words
"our boys at rest" on the cross.
MILL SCHOOL
presented a drum and banner to the
drummer boys nnd privates who foil nt
Vicksburg in 18G3.
HTUTSMAN 8T11EET SCHOOL
\ tribute to those who died in Anderson-
rallo and buried in unknown graves.
I'lEllCH HTKliKT .SCHOOL
iontributod a floral etar in memory of the
loldiors who died in prison.
CF.NTKU hTKEKT SCHOOL
pillow in memory of Col. E. E. Ells-
irorth of the zouaves.
Eiaillll HTHKET SCHOOL
lent up a wreath encircling n star to the
unknown dead.
CUUTIN STHKKT SCHOOL
B tribute to Abraham Lincoln.
OLAUK HTUKET SCHOOL
romoinborod the soldiers who perished
in Andoraonvlllo prison.
COURT STREET BCHOOL
sent an offering to the militia.
TWENTIETH AVENUE SCHOOL
presented a floral rifle in memory of Col.
Kingsman.
WOODBURY HOllOOL
a tribute in memory of fallen heroes.
AVENUE II SCHOOL.
offered a canteen in memory of the
soldiora who foil in the battle of Antio-
tam , and
TUB TEAOHKI18
of the different schools a tribute to the
memory Prof. Mnssoy.
After the placing of those floral trib
utes , the rxorclsos closed with a grand
chorus.
IN THE AKIEUNOON.
After dinner the parade and exorcises ,
in accordance with the pros mm mo announced
nouncod yesterday , took place. The
business houses uonorally closed , and the
streets along the line of march were
crowded , while the gathering at the
cemetery was the largest ever known hereon
on such un occasion.
The procession was the longest and
best in all respects which over formed
hero on decoration day. It was nearly n
milo in length. The police force mount
ed on white horses were at the front.
Then came the commander nnd his stair ,
The pupils of the deaf and dumb insti
tute , under the clmrgo of Prof. Ham
mondfollowed next in lino. Then came
the valiant old veterans of the G. A. II , ,
headed by Will MoFuddon'a drum corps.
Eich of the veterans carried a largo
wreath and the standard bearer carried
an oU-gnnt design of cut flownrs , St.
Patrick's sociotynnd the Ancient Order of
Hibernians turned out in strong num
bers , and in full reuulia , with the flays
of the now homo and the old isle waving
side by eido. The Grand Patriarchs and
the Oddfellows inarched next in order.
The fire department made a line allow
ing , the ouginon , hook nnd Udder truck
and hose carts being beautifully dec
orated with ( lowers , ribbons , otc. Then
came the city ollicors , ollicora of the day ,
and other prominent citizens in carriages
and on foot closing the procession.
At the cemetery there was a larger
crowd than over gathered there beforo.
Hon. J. M. Phillips served us president
After musio by the band , Itov. J , G ,
Lemon offered prayer. The choir * ang
very sweetly , "Blessed are They That
Sleep. "
The orator of the day , J. J. Stodmnn ,
was then introduced. As ho stepped
forward Col. Sapp surprised him by pre
senting him with a boautifnl floral design
sent by the G. A. 11 , post of Mi. Sted-
man's old homo in Orotton to th post
hero , to bo presented to him as a mark
of esteem from his old comrade * . The
design is that of drum covered with cut
flowers. Col. Sapp in presenting it very
pply touched upon the foot of Mr.
Stedmnu as "tho drummer boy" in the
years gone by cheering with tnusio the
hearts of those who were fighting the bat
tics of their country.
Mr. Htodman tallied from the surprise
and expressed his thanks for the kindly
and beautiful remembrance.
Ho then proceeded with the oral ion
which he had prepared for the occasion.
. Ho made a concise , clear picturing of the
[ chief ovonta loading up to the war
I glimpses of the events of the
struggle , and from these ovonta drew
various lessons of patriotism nnd loyalty.
IIo paid nn eloquent tribute to woman's
part in the struggle. Ho picturco lie
anxiety nnd sorrow of those nt homo , up
on whom the sad news from the iiold of
war come , often came with almost the fa
tality of the leaden bulleto. A tender
allusion waa made to those whoso farms
wn laid nt rest in unknown graves nt the
south , whoso friends could not give sorrow
row oven thfl relief of strewing flowers
upon their resting place or raise marble
shafts to mark the spot. These ceremo
nies might bo termed monninglosi by
some , but they could not but mean much
to the hearts of those who had 'been in
the sacrifices nnd the struggles , It mat
tered not KO much whether little or much
was said about the blue nnd the gray , ns
whether the great principles for which
the heroes died were to bo preserved and
sacredly maintained. The strife waa
over , nnd the vines of peace had clam
bered over the place of struggle. To
those whoso bravery had been shown by
deeds , the tributes should bonlaoofdocd * .
Other things being equal ho who had
served his country in wnr shall bo given
the preference in claims upon the suf
frages of the people. Ho shall bp first in
peace who first dared to barn his breast to
the storm of war to protect the govern
ment ,
The speaker glowingly portrayed the
blessings gained from the victory
achieved , nnd in closing ho sought to
impress the hearers with the thought that
no man , no generation or ngoof mini , can
complete- task , ono generation following -
ing the other like relays of laborers , each
: nking up the work whore it had boon
eft , nnd in turn stepping aside to entrust
t to another. Vet upon each rested the
responsibility of faithfulness. To the
roung men n special appeal was made , not
only to cherish the memory of the fallen -
on heroes , but to so act that those shall
not have died in vain.
The orator wns given unusually close
attention. At thocloso of thn address the
; rnvcs were decorated and services were
icld nt the "unknown npot , " conducted
by Kov. A. K. Bates , nftor which the ex
orcises closed with the benediction.
Sweet potato plnnts largest stock in
ho west by W. H. Foster , Council
Jlflfus. Send for price list.
BOLD BOBBERY.
A. Thief Snntolioin I'ln From n Jewelry
olry Store.
Yesterday afternoon two young mon
came into Michaels Bros. ' jewelry store
on Broadwav. One of them wanted a
crystal put in his watch , and as Mr. M.
J Michaels turned his back to got a
rystal , ono of the two , who stood near
.ho end of ono of the counters , reached
around , opened the showcase and grab-
> od a diamond pin.
Mrs. Michaels who was at the rear
mrt of the store , saw the follow sneak
ho pin. and as she called her husband's
tttontion to it , both fellows ran out of
ho store. Ono wont toward Bancroft
troot , the other the opposite direction to
dain street. Michaels started after the
ono who wont toward Main street and
caut-ht the follow nnar Smith & Toller's
.ailoring establishment. Ho was brought
lack to the store , and there gave up the
pin. Detective Boswick took him to the
jail , where ho gave the name of James
Monroe. Ho was locked up and stands a
; oed chance to go across the state. Bis
partner escaped. _
BhlpmontB of Stock.
They following were shipments of
stock from the union stockyards yesterday
day :
D. A. Hnlo , 1 car hogs , GS head , to Chicago
via Milwaukee.
J. 0. Wyutt , t cars hogs , 2o5 head , to Chicago
cage via H. I.
J. S. Ivoon , 2 cars hogs , 130 hoiul , to Chica
go vln II I ,
S. Fredericks 1 car hoga , 07 Load , to Chica
go via II. I.
A. P Itraluard , 1 car caltlo , 23 hoail , to
Larimto via U. P.
M. Hudson 1 car cattle 37 head to Ilubblo
via U. k M.
0. U. True ( i cars caitlo , 175 head , to Al-
blon via U. P.
A. C. McCoy , 1 car cattle 1 1 head to Al
bion \ In U. P.
J. 0. Abbott , 7 cars cattle , 101 head to Ft.
Collins vlaU. P.
I'lurnll liruH. , 1 car hogs , CC head , to Chica
go via 11. I.
M. H. k Co. , 1 cor hogs , SI head , to Chica
go via It. I ,
F. It. FOBS , 33 care cattle , 1,060 hood , to
Ogrtllulln vlu U. P.
I ! to & llurko , 3 cars cattle , 07 head to Chicago
cage \lu U I ,
W. F. Smith , II corn cattle , 111 head , to
Chicago via 11. I.
Hake llroa. , 3 cnrahogs , 170 head to Chlca
ro vln It , I. _ _
lor Noililnfr.
Until further notice wo give to each
twentieth customer his purchase , what
ever the pric or value of the same may
DO. Our cashier will keep nn accurate
record of every transaction and when the
iwontioth sale of any amount is made the
purchaser will bo presented with the
mine. Wo have adopted for the present
this system of advertising because it gives
our patrons instead of the newspapers the
Ivo per cent , which it cost us. Clothing
retailed at wholesale prices. Hats ro-
ailed at case prices. Furnishing goods ,
runks , bags , umbrellas , etc. , etc. Every
twentieth customer presented with his
mrchuao. MKTOAI.K Uuo.s.
Bushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
COMMKltOIAIj ,
COUNCIL ULUKFa MAUKKT.
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 76@80j No. 3 C5@
70s rejfcUd f l > .
Corn -Local pttrpogM , 40@-l'i. '
Data Kor local purpoios , 35@40 ,
Il y-l0 00@112 00 per ton.
Itye lU@46o.
Corn Mool 1 25 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; priced at yards , 0 00 ®
700.
700.Cool Delivered , bard , 11 60 per ton ; eoft ,
5 00 per ton
Lord Fairbank'a , wholesaling at Ojo.
Flour City Uour , 1 tXXa.3 80.
Brooms 2 i)5@3 ) 00 | > or doz.
LIVE BTOUK.
Cattle Butcher cows 4 00@4 50. Butcher
ateora 4 50@n 00.
HORH t & 0o,4 ( 75.
rnoDuci AND
Quotations by J , M. St. .liihu & Co. , com I
mUoion luorrhttiiU 533 llroudway ,
PoultryHoaily salejchlckom.droMod , 12jcj
llvo , DC : turkeys. ditwaoU , 15c ; live , 12c ;
UuckH , drownl , V.Hcs llvu , 80.
Oraugea-fi 00@5 N ) per box.
Pomona 3 ftOf ( 4 00 nor box.
Bananas 2 5n@3 M ) jxir bunch
Butter Creamery , 20cj rolls , 10@13c.
KKK V2o | K ) > dozen ,
Ktruwborrlea ciuurt tray 3 TO.
Vegetables Potatoes , aVgMO ; oalonn , 7Poi
cabbage , 4 cnts per | > ound ; pi > laa , iody
vale nt 5 00 for prime Block : lieaiii , 1 1 > 0
( ff'J 25 per Imhol ,
FINISHING THE FUN.
The Closing Races at UG Mm
Park Yesterday ,
Oaptain Warrren and Lizzie
Eaton Have a Snug Contest ,
The Oilier Sports ,
The races yesterday afternoon were
not very largely attended , the exorcises
of decoration day calling the crowd elsewhere -
whore ,
The first event of the day was a half-
mile and repeat , all ages. The starters
as placed were : ] Fleming,0eorgo Vandcr-
pool , Lincoln , Nob. . Lizzie Estcs , Wm.
Arnott , Sharon , Ills. ) Joe , Kobort Deacon -
con , St. Paul , Minn. ; Succor Boy , J. W.
Carson , Carson , Iowa ; Belle Lee , Joe
Buskirk , Shenandoah , Iowa ; Kato Me-
Bride , Ilarvoy Pickerel , York , Nob. ;
Roxolla , Wior Bros , Moquoin , Ills. ; Cole
Voungor , Charles Irwln , Audubon , Iowa ;
Capt. Warren , John Sodon , Yale , Kan-
808.
808.Tho
The first heat was a lively ono indeed.
The horses kept well bunched , and was a
snug struggle for the first place as they
came down the homo stretch Lizzio Estos
was slightly in the load , but Capt. Warren -
ron came up well , and it was nock and
nock between them , they passing under
the wire together a dead heat , Flaming
coming in next. Time CO minutes.
In the next heat the horses got a
speedy start , and kept close together
until the homestretch , where the strug
gle was between Captain Warren and
Cole Younger. Warren got in the winner ,
Cole Younger second , and Lizzio Eater
third. Ttmo , 5i \ seconds.
The judges then sent all the horses to
the fltablo , giving Cole Younger third
money , and calling Captain Warren
and Lizzio Ester to sottfo their contest
by a third heat ,
The finish of the race was a close onp ,
Lizzio Ester keeping alongside of Captain
Warren until the homestretch , when the
latter sped a length ahead , winning the
race. Time , 52 seconds.
Lizzio Enter had sold as favorite in the
pools , by § 20 for her to § 20 for the field.
The next was a handicap , ono milo and
an eighth , for all ages. The starters
named aa placed , were : Alice Murphy ,
Wm. Arnott , Sharon , 111. , 100 pounds ;
Bennie Lee , F. W. Morris , Falls City ,
Neb. , 122 pounds ; Ella Rowott , S. E
Butcher , Comaucho , Iowa , 117 pounds ;
Centennial Maid , .Robert Deacon , St.
Paul , Minn. , 180 pound ; Veron , J. Van
Buskirk , Shenadoah , Iowa , 117 pounds ;
Bright Light , J. Sydoo , St. Paul , Minn. ,
100 pounds.
Ella Rowott was sold as favorite in the
pools , and pool was a wise prophet , she
winning the race easily ; Alice Murphy
second , and Centennial Maid third.
Time , 1:5GA. :
The riduf of Bennie Lee claimed a foul
on Ella Rowott , but it was disallowed by
the judges.
The next and closing event of the day
and mooting was a throo- quarter milo
dash for throo-yotirs-nld The starters
drew places as follows : Vircola , M.Nelun-
baum , Maryvillo , Mo. ; JimShelby , Holly
& , Carlilo , Denver ; Woodio Hugons ,
Gray & Co. , Maryvillo , Mo. ; Lady Tompkins -
kins , L. 0. Ball , Macedonia , Iowa ; Car-
ilia , John Yale , Kansas.
The start was soon got , and Yircola
taking the lead , kept it. Woodio
Hugena , who got a bad start , came u
second , but on the homestretch droppe
back to third , Jim Shelby coming under
the wire second. Time 1:17 : J
The mooting thus closed has not been
as largely attended aa it should have
been , considering the field of horses.
The races proved very satisfactory , the
time being excellent , it being faster than
that of any nther of the meetings hold
any whore in the whole country this week.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlmoa of the arriTal and de
parture of trains by central standard tlrno , at the
local Ucpota. Trains Icavn transfer depot ten mln
u ua earlier and arrhe ten mlnutoa later.
cincioo , Buau.iaros AXD QDIHCT.
LHAVB. ARUVR
6:35 pm Chicago Express 0:00 am
0:4(1 : a in Fa e Hall. 7on p rr
5:45 : am Mall anil Express , 7tlOpm
U:30pm AcccimmciUiion. -:30pni
'At local depot only.
KANSAS CITT , BT. JOS AND COUNCIL ELDTrS ,
lO.Ofi n m Mall and Kxpreso , 7:05 p m
8:0&pm : Pacific Express , 6:60 pm
CHICAGO , UUWAUKKB AMD BT. P1UU.
6:25 : p m Express , 9:40 : a rn
9:14 : n m Express , d:66 : p m
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
6:30 : pm AtUntla Bxpreu , 0:40 : am
9.50 a m Day Kxpross , 6:50 : p m
7:16 : a m * Des Moincd Aoojtntnodatlon , 4:40 : p rn
At local depot only.
WABABU , 8T. I/OUI8
O.K5 a m Hall , :46 : p m
4:00 : pm Cannon Ba'l , 11:15 : a in
At Transfer nl
CHICAGO anil NORTIIWKSTBRX.
6:30 : p ra Expresn , 8:50 : p rn
0:11 : urn racluoKxprces , 0:15 : am
I10DX CUT AND PACinO.
7:10 : p m Kt Taut Kxprees , 0:00 : a rn
7'JO : * m Day Kxprcas 0:60 : p m
nmuN rAcine ,
8:00 : p m Western Express , 8:35 : a in
11:00 : am TaclOa Ksprem , 4:40 : p m
7:10 a m Local Kxprtws , 6:51 : a m
12:10 : a m Lincoln Kxprexs , -
At Tramfor only.
PUUMT TRAIX8 TOOUAIIA.
Lea > o 7:20-t : ! MSO-10.30-lliOa ) : : , in. 1:80-8:30 :
3:3a-lSO- : : : wi.Si Ifi * p m Sunday 0:50-11:10 : :
a m 8:30-S:3CM:35-1U5 : : ) : p. in. Annu lu ui1n
utca bcfure loatlutf tiino
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. tiwclal | a terttaemcmU , euo aa Lout ,
Pound , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board.
Ing , etc. , will t > o luaortixl In thl < column at the low
rate ol TKN CKNTS PKH LINK tot the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS I'Kll LINK lor each ub < iuont n.
iirtlon , Loa\o ad > rtUcmenU at our office , No.
I'earl Btroet , near Broadwav
WANTS.
WANTKO Aimaitboy with ft. pony to de'iror
TbuUKE.
f\U ) FAI'EKS-For ale at B offlco , t U cent *
\J abuudred.
\X7-ANTKU-Kvcry bouym Council Blun to takt
W TiuBmi IHIhcntd by carrier at only twenty
ocnU a wiwk.
FOK HENT-Ti * fmont Hovuo for
HOTKU on rtaon le term * . I'unltnro will l )
M to renter. Afply on i > runl . oi > | ' > * iti Broad
w y iiumoiy ut | ct , t'ou iul IHud * .
QKNTS tatlloj and Bdfctlemen can nuke flr 1
A olaw waget by tclluiK the "Cliamiilvii Bououi
Mrtcllmr ami roulutt BoirJ. " RutuUa at It.ft ,
Any ld ) can do uu a dn hlrt ullhout a wrinkle
* iij L'lo < It H nllya theic tlaunJric can.Adaie t
tor ] > 'Ucular ' 0. U.S. tl. Co. , b wllw , lor oat
month.
8HKI > UOOM.-.FIn lj lurn'ihod lorr ut.
FIMN wntr I AddreKiJ. W 11 But otllo" .
ln Al'ril ' ITth. a ri n co f Tlie fndt cf
IOhT a'ecuti > fl , Liberal reu aril to nudrr
H lt.A Qi { Coin J Yt. E-Wlh ttrstt , CoutwU
BluH ,
rnos. omci , n. u.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
CXrandl Bluds ta.
Established - - 1856
Doaltn la Foreign and omcgtlo Eichinjo an
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M. fl , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SCIENTIFIC AND
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - lOtt'A
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete cmuae for tcaohors and those desiring
ft hlghor K iglhh education , a full business course ,
with tralnliK In ncttnl business practice and RHicr-
ft corrcaponilenro , short hand , ornamental penman
ship , ilncullon , Ocrintn nuil music. Splendid rooms ,
largo , Hunt and well furnl hod , charts iery moder
ate , cost of living ro sonaMo , society ( food , experi
enced teachers. Xor further particular" , Inquire of
I1EAIID3LEY & PAULSON ,
Council UlulTs , Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS
BAVARIAN BAND.
Persons wishing to engage this Band
for parties , aocUblcs , serenades , etc. ,
should call or address , JACOB P. SCHMIDT ,
Manager , 25 North Main St.
R. Eice M. D.
P A MPDDQ or other tumors removed without the
Ulill UJjnijj kolfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over thirty years practical exporltnco Office No.
5 Pearl street , Council Lluffa
dTConcultatlnn tree
ROLLER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
ROLLER SKATINO ON SATURDAYS ONLY.
RINK FOR RENT AT $15.00 PER NIOHT.
OTLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r.
As there are many
So-Galled Veterinary Surejeons
In this city , who are practicing their iiuackory on
our people , I dorm It but just ! e to tay that I dety
any ol them to ) > r'd c a diploma , or cmlentla'e ,
indicating that they are gtaduatca nf any veterinary
Institute , anil I do hereby caution the jmbll j against
such quacks , ai
I am the Only Known Graduate
IN WESTEKN IOWA.
Office & 125 '
Pharmacy , B'dway ,
AT BLUE BAtlN.
T. J CADY , M. D. , V. S.
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo ffua'Rntco the cure ol the following named dls
soasee , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood and kin dlseaios , Di > popala , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Thcs ? Springs are the farorit *
csort of the tired an.l debillcatad , and are the
FEEBLE LADIhS BEST FRIEND ,
Oood hotel , livery and bathing accomodatton both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy Accessible by WaDish railway , t
Evona , or C. , B , & Q. , at Albany. Correspondent
solicited , REV. M. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , BUoam Springs , Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity . 1.002
Reaction . Neutra
Caibonlo Acid Gas . 26 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium . 86,021 drain *
Carbonate Iron . 7,041 ! '
Sulphate Magnesia . S89 "
Sulphate Calcl'im ' . 1,118 " 1
Chloride Sodium . 7,280
Sllllca . l,6flfl "J
Alumina . . . . 0,010
Organloand Volatile matter and loss , . . . . 1,469 "
Total solids per gallon . 67,174 '
WnioiiT & MERRILL , Chemists
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Establishment
OF
JP. . FILBERT ,
209 Upper Brouawny , the
PIONEER GASH
Ot Council Blufls. Notice our reduced 1'rlco LUt.
We guo
18 pounds E tra 0 Sugar for . fl 00
11 pounds Granulated Sugar . 1 00
26 pound Choice Oatmeal . . .100
S6 pounds Na\y Ucans . 1 00
20 pounds Bt Hulk Starch . 100
12 jiouiids Carolina Rice . 1 00
1 ? pounds Choice I rums . , . 1 00
25 bars Buffalo Soap . 1 00
Extra Lake Trout , per pound . 09
L.rrlllard's I'luRiMir Ib . 40
1 do ton Mackerel . 15
Colorado flour , Winter , per c t . 380
10 1 ounds Glnircr Huipi . 1 CO
40pouiidnh inloy . 1 00
bKallon keg Hjiup . 1 70
White Pish , per kit . 80
llackerul , rerklt . 8ft
Date * , per pound . 10
10 3 pound cans St ml a nl Tomatoes . 1 00
All kinds California KrulU .
pound Link's Ktaidard 4 for . 1 00
T. T. T.
All grades , according to quality , IDs to SOo per
pound
We aluo carry a full line of Men's , Ladleo' and
Cn Idren'a One Shoes and lion' * fine UooU at > ery
low prlouo. Alan full line 01 Tluwaro and general
merchandise. Call on un and bo convinced tta ) < you
can i u money Kt dealing with u . Goodd delivered
free Inanv turtof the city.
1. . a word , we ar bound to soil and challenge ! 1
audaolu oomiietltlon In thin countv.
J. P. FILUKRT
nr Itroadwav
N. 3CHURZ.
Jisiice ; of e Peace.
OFFICK OVKH AVKUICAN
COUNCIL HLUPFS , - IOWA !
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY
J. 7. PULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o. 89 I'earl Siraot Cornell BluSn. Iowa.
ACOU 8IUS. E. P. OAIWELL
8IMSA CADWELL ,
fttlorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
x > uu ti vu juw * s u IOWA
OCBoe , Ualn BUeot. llooirn 1 rjij Shugxrt & Mo-
Kalion' Blade. WUlpnotlMia Utate ftcd ttlenl |
New and Beautiful Attractions
-X2XT-
Dry Goods
HARKN
ITnving just purchased hi Eastern Markets very choice1 stock of
Spring mid Summer Dress Goods , Ginghams , Table Linen , Crashes , etc. ,
wt > nre prepared to oiler nu excellent selection o beautiful fabrics , and
shall do so nt
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
These goods have just been opened from the monufac'u'-ers ' , and
comprise the latest designs nnd novelties of the season Note bohwnfew
of the MANY BARGAINS we are offering :
SILDSIS , SILiKIS ,
Summer silks , 35c ; Summer silks , 50c ; Summer silks , 75c. Thpse
nro special bargains and cannot be duplicated. Good bluck silk at 50c ,
worth 76c Choice black Radzimer silk , 81.00. usual price , $1.30.
Black Gros Grain silk , 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at § 1.75 , worth ffl2 25.
Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinne at 81.75. A 1 grades of the famous Lyons
Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co , and Autoiue Gniuet & Co. , nt Lowest Prices.
DRESS GOODS !
Good plaids at 5c , worth 10c Brocade dress goods at 8c , worth loc
Choice colored cashmeres at 30c. Figured suitings at iJOc. Very fiae
all-wool suitings , double width at 75c , nnd never sold for less than 81.00.
Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices.
TABLE LINEN AND CRASHES
Good all linen table nt 30c , Good all linen table at 40c. Choice all
'inen ' table at GOc. Very fine all liuon table at 81.50 , worth 82 SO.
Table crash 5c a yard. All linen towels at lOc each. All linen towels
at 12c each.
Prints 3c. Good Bleached Muslin5c. Good unbleached muslin ,
Gc. A finp assortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices.
Full stock of Domestic Paper Patterns. BS Catnlogues free.
Very large stock of Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Velvets ,
Moquettes , Axminsteis , &c. . at lowest prices in the west.
darkness Brothers
401 Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS'
Fig leaves are out of style , eo are goat and sheep skin ; shawla and blankets have
gene by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
Their Prices are Truly Reasonable {
&SADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH
urtalns , In Lace , flic , Turcoman , Etc. Oilcloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
jhoicest and Best Selected STOOZ in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo nro headquarters for all goods in our line ,
hoapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
C'ty.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd wirh Cure
We have the The latest uov-
finest stock and oltias for Spring
all the Intest designs Overcoats w eve
to select
signs ve just re
from. ceived. See them
ONE Birr THK
HANDS EST OK EMPLOY 8KILLKD IID , KcrchaDt Tailors
7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Sim-Inter , Fresco-Painter
Office No 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
=
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
Hard and Soft Goal
,
AND WOOD ,
DULK AND BAKREL LI1IE , LOUISVILLE AND 1'ORTLAND CEMENT , WCmOAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND 8EWUH PIPE
Wo. 889 Broadway , COnHCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
504 Main Street , Council BluOs.
MANUKACTI.HEU OP
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATGHELS
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing ! Neatly Executed.
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND STEBEASKA !
LOWEST JUTE8 , QJ T/TT / XT PH 9 PKAHL WUEET ,
BKST TEIIJIS. Ki ) VYi OS VjU.J Council B'.ufis , , low