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6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY MARCH 19 , 1885 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Mornin , March , 19 SUBSCRIPTION JUTE3. . . . . week Bj OarrtM - - -SO oenta per BKail . - - . . - tlO.OO pet rear MINOB MENTION. Easier cards at Hoipo's. Now spring styles , Bills' . See J. Roller's now spring goods. Undo Sam's court opens in this city next Monday. The silk snlo still continues at Cocko & Morgan's. The Methodists hold a social In the church parlors tills evening. The Aylesworth-Loufbonrow judicial contest comes np again next Monday. Ton dozen Halo finished , all-wool jor aoys , $1 CO each , at Cocko & Morgan's. Andrew Todd and Mlko Rjan were yooterday fined fcr too long tarrying at the cup. "A Parlor Match" is to bo presented as an opera house entertainment this evening. Justice Hondrloks yesterday married W. S. Ross and Minnie Baley , both of Omalm. Robert Perclval has filed a $1,000 claim for attorney's fees against the Fol nom cstata. The now council will not meet again nntll the first Monday In April , unless n speciel mooting is called , Broadway aud Main atroob did "just got up and dost yesterday. " Street sprinkling is in order. Justice Scharz has boon refitting and renovating his office , making It the neat eat justice shop in the city , by great odds. ' WinMcGulro was arrested by Officer O'Brien for Interfering with him while' trying to arrest a drunken man. A number of Council BlnflV citizens are planning to form a llltlo company to start orange groves In Florida. The Council Bluffs Carpet Company Ia having a lively opening spring trade , looping five carpet sowcra busy , and still not catching np with orders. Ladies' mnslin underwear , lock.ttitch sowing , good heavy muslin , 25 cents to $4 per pair. Best bargain in town , at Cocko & Morgan's. In Justice Schurz's court yesterday the novel sight vvas presented of a daughter suing her father and mother for wager. The dispute was settled and tha suit dropped. Telephone subscribers should add to their books the fact that a now telephone has boon put up in Thomas & Co.'s im plement house , the number being 132. Now goods received dally from Now York. Our pattern room will be open in a few days with a lull line of French pat terns for spring. J. J. Bliss. Now that the Moody meetings are being hold in the opera house in Omaha , thus giving moro room than in the Bap tist church , a large number of Council Bluffs people are attending. Miss Mattie E. Hull , the eloquent Inspirational speaker , nil ! lecture in Spiiitnal hall this evening at 7:30 : o'clock. Subject , ' 'Modern Spiritualism. " Miss Hull has drown largo audiences in Omaha during the last month. The whereabouts of Mr. NIcolts' shoes does aot yet appear , but it is learned that when ho loft homo ho put on no socks , but simply slipped on a pair of low shoes , which In his wanaorlnga ho doubtless lost In the mud , this accounting for the fact of his being barefooted when found. The funeral of James Nicolla will beheld hold this afternoon at S o'clock , at the family rrnldonco , No. 130 Broadway , The funeral will bo under _ the auspices of the Odd Fellows , of which order ho was a member. The Fourth warders do not lake kindly to the fact that , with all the complaints made and the promises given , no repre sentative of Hut ward has been placed on the council committed on internal im , provoments , streets and alloys , The committee , as heretofore , Is made up of aldermen f Join the east part of the city. Yesterday afternoon Tom Brawn bad Homo difficulty with J. W. Cntlin and another - other follow , tbo trouble arising from Brown calling Ciitlln "A scab" becanso the litter has gone to work at the "NVabash round house. Brown was first arrested and then ho filed information against the two others for aesaultlng him , and they were placed under arrest. Yesterday nftornoon Dave Harton ar. rested at the transfer two men whom bo suspcotod of having been concerned In the recent bnrglary at Mierqnri Valley. The men were stranger * bore , and on be ing touched were found to have two new revolvers , some now pocket-knives , lad'sneoltlnja and other jewelry. The men were locked up In jail whllo Uarton took the property to Missouri ValloV to BOO If it is part of that which was stolen It is > ald arrangements are about com * pleted by which the crows In charge ot passenger trains on the U. P. will save two or three hours each trip ; that a crew of which either1 conductors Midden or Inlow will bavo charge of will attend ( o the bringing over the briige to the transfer of all passenger trains and re turn to Omaha wltn them. Tills now plan will probably go Into effect to-day. TDr. S. Moshler , of ( ha Sianx City Chronic Disease Institute , will ba at the Saotthcuio In this city , Thursday , April Jid. Will attend to patients and all who areailllctcd v ill do well'.to giro him call , Consultation free. THE OUTLOOK , Council Blolft Has a Brisker Fntnre Than Ever , llnlf n Million Dollnrs of New Build-1 Ings In Sight , Council Bluffs never hai had so bright future as now lies at its very feet. There are already ia sight building Im provements which will , when completed , roach fully $500,000. The government building has got an appropriation of $250,000 , the now court house and jail have boon voted for to coat $180,000 , the Episcopal church and the Catholic church will bo now carried on to completion , and scores of leaser building Improve ments are being commenced , which cannot but make the amount swell Into the hundreds of thousands of dollari , and there are several very im portant enterprises on foot-which will add thousands of dollars to the industries of the city. The tlmo ia not far distant when the wagon bridge connecting Council Bluffs and Omaha will bo built , Council Bluffs will bo greatly benefited by this , Oma ha is getting crowded , and workingmen requiring homos , ani business men re quiring room for warehouses , yard ) and shops would gladly fill up the bottom lands , now lying unoccupied , if those landa cau bo made easy of access , and communication between the cities can bo made closer. Aside from the bnildlng Improvements and great cromlao of the advaucomont of commercial intoroats them are other features rich with promise. The chief is that the citizens them' ' solves are getting enthusiastic and full of confidence In the city. Ono of the great faults of Council Bluffs has been that Its own citizens were continually giving their own town a black oyo. Almost any stranger coming to the city to investigate with a view of Bottling hero or embarking in business , would be told the most dole ful stories by Council Bluff's people them selves as to the prospects of vho city. They have been constantly running down the town , and spakinx 111 of It. This sort of talk has done great harm to this city , but now there seems an end of this. The people now seem confident themselves , and to confident that they are willing to invest their own means In enterprises This general expression of confidence on the part of Council Bluffs' own people cannot but inspire * confidence in others. Real oetato men say that already the prices which have been very low , are be ginning to stiffen aomowhat , and there Is the promise of greater activity in that lino. lino.Another Another encouraging feature Is that the city's financial affairs , under the handling of tha now council , will bo based on a more * economical policy , so that the tendency will bo to make the burden of taxation lighter Instead of heavier. A little retrenchment can be better made this year than other years fqr the bnildlng boom , and various new enterprises will keep the city lively and growing without so great an amnnnt of public work being done. The public improvements which are to bo made will mostly beef of a character which will be met by jpcclal assessment on the property direct ly benefitted.lj Pearl and Bancroft streets ire to bo paved , and several residence treats will also bo pived. Other work will bo done also nndinfact wha'overjaew Is tiKen of the coming year there teams nothing but brightness and hope. The city promises to bo cleaned up and 'cgulitod more closely morally also. In 'act Council Bluffs this year will make a glorious record for itself every way , and will come as near to having a regular is it Is healthy for any city. Too much if a boom is liable to result In too grcit eactlon , but growth sura and solid , ia uat what Is coming. Masonic. Harmony Chapter 0. E. S. , will meet n regular session this ( Thursday ) oven- ng at Masonic hall , at 7:30 : o'clock. By irdor cf the W. M. OAKRIE HIINTINOTQN , Seo'y. Rent Estate Transfers. The following h a list of real estate xanifers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomlo county , Iowa , as arnlshod by A. J. Stephenson , abstrac tor , real estate and loan agent , Council Bluffs , Iowa , March 18 , 1885 : R. S. Harlnw to Mary Schmidt , part ij nw | 1(5 ( , 77 , 3 ! ) , $30. Susan F. Long to Eiaton M. Miller , aw ] s | 1 , 74 , 40 , 81,000. John H. Neff to Elizabeth Copley , part fi swj77 ! ) , 38 , 51,500. Uatlmrino Kconan to W. H. Knopher , uts 4 and U , block 22 , Beers sub , and lot 4 , block 18 , Evcrotts add , and part lot 5 , bhck 15 , Bayllss 2d add , $3,000. ii TO BE OR NOT TO BE. " The Saloon Dion nro Asking That QucHtlon. The decision of the supreme court as published in yesterday's BEE has caused the query to arise on all ( idea ; "What's ; olng to bo done about lit" No ono seems to know. The saloon men are on the anxious bench , for under this de cision it seems that almost any citizen can get out an injunction and cloro any saloon in the city , and still | the city is urging thorn on all the tlmo to pay their license under the "pop" ordinance , By Inquiry amng thi taloan men yesterday TUB BEE learns that the sentiment prevails quite unanimously among them that the only thing to do is to go right on as usual , and await developments. Some say that there ara many good citizens who deem it Inexpedient to attempt to cloio tbo sa loons here , with Omaha ready to catch the. trade , and draw the people over there , gbt them drank , take their money , and send thorn back to the Bluffs again ; alao that to close tbo siloons will deprive the city of a large amount of revenue , make taxes higher , drive travel away from hero , make It a "Sunday" town , and 'net prevent . people from drinking after all . It seems conceded by them , however , that it is no use to fight , and that if an in- jnno'ion ia got agios' ' ; any of them or all of them , that the only thing to do Is to close np and get out of town , but many are of the opinion that the auntimeot of the people here will not support any such measures of extermination. , Talking with some cf tha loading pro hibitlonlsts THE Biy. learna that they be- Hqvo that a few men can bo found bold enough to awear to the necessary in formations , and thus secure the needed injunctions , and that tharo Is no doubt ' 'tho ' saloons must go. " Both tides seem to bo simply wait ing , but if any break Is made It will probably bo within a few days. It iid fii generally conceded by all that the dociiion will result In the prompt wiping out of saloons in many parts of the in terior of the state , but the river towns are greatly In doubt , their location being such as to make it Impossible to keep residents from easily getting strong drink from just across the station lino. The attoilan well at the inatlttulon for the deaf and dumb will soon bo connected with the buildings , so as to g'.vo a full supply of water for all purposes. The Cro-cscapoa recently put In place are pro nounced by exports to bo all that Is uoodod for the protection of the people of the Institution. THHE SOHOOL BOARD , TlioCommluces Appointed for the Coming Year. The now board of education mot yes tcrday afternoon and the organization was completed by the appointment by President Atkins of the following stand ing committees : Teachers , text books and course of stud ; Macrae and Cooper. Finance Conch and Bryant. Fuel and warming school houses Bry ant and Bell. Building i jmd grounds Cooper and Couch. Janitors and supplies Boll aud Ma crae. crae.It was decided by the board to fix for the spring vacation the first week in April. Resolutions of Ilespcct , At a mooting of the members of St. Albino lodge , No. 17 , K , of P. and visiting Knights , the following was adopted. Whereas , It has pleased the Almighty God to remove from our midst by the hand of death , after a long and painful sickness , our well beloved brother knight Wm. Keolino , therefore , bo it Resolved , That in the death of Brother Keolino the order looses a worthy mem ber , and his family a kind husband and friend , and our city a worthy and public spirited citizen. Resolved , That wo deeply sympathies with the widow , children and grandchildren dren of the deceased in this their great loss. loss.Resolved Resolved , That a copy of these resolu tions bo placed upon the minutes and printed in the Knights' Sword and Hel met and daily papers of this city , and an engrossed copy presented to the widow of the deceased under seal of the lodge , and that our charter ba draped hi mourn- iug for thirty days. EDWIN J. ABBOTT , 0. TIDBITS , 0. JOHNSON , St. Albaus Lodge No 17. G. M. WASIIBTJUN , Council Bluffa Lodge No , 40. W. M. BCDKE , 'onncordla Lodge , No. 52 , Committee. FEUSONAlj. Tudga Aylesworth spent yesterday in Glen- wood. t Mayor Vaughan Is confined to .his home by linens. " I Mrs. W. C , James has returned from an ex tend oj eastern trip. Ii. S. Dunn has a fine boy , who cnme to his I house Tuesday night. | Mrs. I1' . Christie has adopted an eight months old girl. H. N. McGrow , of Denlson , was ia the city eatorday talking Insurance as glibly as over. Mrs. H. M. Hondrickg wife of Justice A. Ii , Hendiicks , and her son Maynard have ust returned from a four months' visit to her relatives and friends in Virginia. Mayor Maranall hai returned from tbo New Orleans exposition and brought various curi osities with him , which be baa placjd on ex hibition , in Atkins' drug store. Prof , Smith , of the electric belt manufac tory of Judd Smith , arrived In the city yesterday , and is to make this his home now , his wife arriving with him. Ho says that during his late travels through the east , and seeing how business was in other places , he became more and more satisfied witbe growth . and prospects of Council Bluffs , and now set-1 ties hero with a good deal of enthusiasm. Mr. O. P. McKlsaon , the popular manager of the Northwestern Car and Manufacturing company , left last evening for St. Paul. In order to enable him to always be on time he wab made the recipient of a handsome gold hunting case watch by the follow travelers and associates who make their headquarters at Van Brunt Thompson & Co.'s ofiico. Mac feels very proad of his new and handsome present , and will have the names of his mod est donors inscribed In the book at Btillwater , barest News from the Egyptian "War , Detroit Free Press , . Considerable light is jutt now balng ' thrown npon Egyptian darknots. Britannia does not rule tbo wave of the False Prophet's flag. "The Euglisti ' 'ships of the des rt" a-o not classed with tbo navy. The army is getting well tanned by the hot climate , if not by the enemy. Can the guides who pilot British toldlors acrostt the desert bo called deserters - sorters ? Between tbo Ni'cists ' abroad and the Nihilists at homo John Bnll Is having all the trouble he can attend to , The uniform of the Highland regi ments Is the most comfortable- a warm a climate , as it barely covers a soldier. The English war debt is bocomlng pyramidal in dimensions. Mrs , Burton , wife of the well-known traveler , has always averred that since England took the Koh i-naor diamond , proverbial for the ill luck it brings , noth ing but disaster has attended all concernIng - Ing British India. Recent events will more than ever sustain her. There are some very odd things to in terest the traveler In Porto Rico. The "switchmen" on tha railroad are colored women , the telegraph operator at ono of the stations la a convict with a ball and chain on one of Ilia leg < , aud the gardeners - donors at the OapUln General's country palace were Chinamen with pigtails. There are 1,015 trotting horsea with records of T30 ; or bettxr.'and 380 pacers whoso records are within 2:30. : In color the bays predominate , in both pacer and trotter , chestnuts taking second place , whllo with the pacers grays and off rolori are more numerous in proportion to the number of hones , THE MoKUNE MUKDER , Ninth Dfty ofttic Trial of tie Cross lor the Murder ol Dr. McKuno The GKSO to ho Submitted. NINTH DAY. 8 pedal telegram to The Bcc. GLBNWOOD , Iowa , March 18. The court room was comfortably filled at the opening of court. The Council Bluffs delegation , at whoso disposal the "Q"has placed a special car , will not arrive till 11 o'clock. The number In attendance from "tho initial point" increases daily. A day passed at "tho great railroad center" has satisfied your correspondent that this case is the ono topic of paramount Inter- oat at the metropolis of Western Iowa. Oounaal engaged in the trial of this cau BO and these Immediately interested have taken permanent quarters hero aud will patiently await the yordict of the 'jury. Not so wltli the camp followers on cither sldo. These birds of paisago , como aud go at will. Ono day they are hero In force , the nozt Iholr places will ba vacitod. Ono of the moat noticeable features of this great trial Is intoneo Interest manifested by the ladies. Woman Is naturally a pnrtlzin , and It Is safe to say that not ono of them has changed her mind , either > by force of fact or argument. The McKuno forces occupy the north sldo of the court room , and there his boon no desertions thus far. Mrs. Keller always sits at the light hand of Mrs. Cross , and Mrs. Crosi never fails to bo at her husband's side. Her devo tion to her husband attracts universal at tention and admiration. She has shown herself a wife any man might well bo proud of , and regardless of what the ver dict of tha jury may be , eho has won the respect of all disinterested spec tators. The MoKuno forces far out number that of Cross , but It can not bo claimed that they are superior either In social standing or intelligence. The ad mittedly high social position of all the parties has attracted wide attention to all the details of the tragedy. W Mr. John N. Baldwin began the argu ment for the defense at 9M5 this morn ing. The exordium was thorr , ( but of a character well calculated to command the respect and attention of the jury , Ho has a pleasant voice , a commanding fig ure and winning address. His arts are those of the orator rather than rthoao of the logician. Ho has however , a trick of coloring adverse facts In a manner well calculated to deceive the very alert. As ho proceeds It Is often difficult to separate the facts from the conclusions of the speaker. His first efforts were dsrected agalEst the points of law by the state. His defini tion of the law of malice was In direct conflict to that given by Mr. Pusey. He then entered upon an exhaustlees exam ination cf all the details cf the evidence. Ho compared , explained , reconciled with consumate skill. His argument wai con cluded at 11:40. : JCDGi : pUBBAUD followed in the further presentation for the call for the defense. Ho * continued to renew tbo ovldonco , dwelling at length npon tbo threats alleged to have been made by the accused. Ho clearly reviewed all the circumstances of the kill ing. Ho claimed the plea cf solf- durciuo to ba abundantly sustained by the evidence. He pictured the final stru ggle McKune stealing up behind Cross , dealing the terrible blow upon the back of his head , Crois stapgerlrg from the effects , partially falling. Then fol lowed j ( the.second blow full in the face , the bonus of the nose broken , Crocs blinded , dazed and .partially Insenrlblo. Then , his ataailant grappled Cross by the throat ho could not breathe , his censes were leaving him. It was the supreme moment of his life. The struggle was ra ono of life and death. Both cf McKnna'a hands were olaipiog his throat. He man aged to draw his revolver from his p ck- ct. McKune saw his danger , lootcned his hold upon his victim's throat and at tempted to wrest the revolver from him. He turned it toir.ird's Cross. By a superhuman effort ho succeeded in turnIng - Ing the revolver to ward's McKune's body- hia own loft hand clasped over the muz zle of the revolver pulled the trigger and McKuno fell to the ground doad. By tha circumstances Immediately sur rounding this tragedy It must ba deter mined whether Cross , acting as a reason able man , bad safliciont cause to appre hend tbpt McKuno intended to kill him or inflict great bodily Injury. If ho had , then this is justifiable homicide and . re S3 will bo acquitted. The fact that there ! was or was not Ill-feeling and bad- blood between these mnn would not justify the assault by McKuno. Cross acted in this matter at any reasonable man would have done under like clrcum- stinces * At three o'clock this afternoon cot. w. v. SAM- entered npon the closing argument for the State. Ho briefly addressed the court upon questions of law , and then gave a circumstantial history of the caao in the courts. His argument to the jury was directed to the purpoio of refuting the propositions claimool by defendant's at torneys to have been established by the evidence. At this writing Col , Sapp'a argument Is uncompleted. The charge of tbo court has been carefully prepared and will bo read at the conclusion cf this ar gument. The CAS3 will doubtless be finally submitted to night. Nothing now ro sains of this great trial save to patiently anait the bringing in of the verdict. A Now OlUco-ScoIccr. As postmaster Phil Armour and regia- tery clerk George Hall were opening the money-packages in the postoiiice yester day morning , the postmaster on opening package of money from Earllng , Iowa , found a fully-developed bod-bug , which scorned quite a curiosity to the pos'al ' clerk * , for the reason probably that they had hoard of such things bat hud never seen ono before. Before It was settled that It was an ordinary ovory-Jay bed bug , Geoiyo Hall suggested that It might bo a hungry democrat from Earling who was looking for hta position. To WHOM IT MAY CONCKUN 1 desire to say that I sm well pleased with tbo set tlement of ray claim uuder policy No , 1,518 In the Kaw Life association of Kansas City , made tbii day , In which society I held a joint policy with my lite wife. I can heartily recommend tbo Kaw Llfo to all who desire cheap insurance. HENUV RISHTO.V. Noola , Ia. , March 17 , 1885. A genuine crocodile has been captured In Florida waters , at the mouth tf Juni per creek. It was e'ghtoen feet eight inches In length , which at the middle of tbo body was larger tban an ordinary barrel , aud weighed some tiling over 800 poundi. 'SPECIAL j { NOTICES. NOTIOK.-Sp d l k TirttMtnooU , i o M toel , fonnd , To Loan , For B l , To Itont , Wtnfe , BoardIng - Ing , cto. , will ba Inserted tn this column at the low r t ol TEN OKNT8 FKH UNK foi the flrrt insertion nd FIVS CKNT3 TKRI4NK for each tubeeqnenl rtlon. tetre advertisement at onr offlo * , Mo. Pearl Street , ue i Broadwuv WANTS. 1OH SAI.K. Another hotel tn a 110 Nebnukn A' to n , now doing business cf about $ J60per month. Mo other hotel In the place. Terras liberal. BWAN& WJUKRR FOR SAI.K OR TIUDK.-8CO Mrei ol Iftml In W yno county , Ho. Will trade lor Council Blufli city property er sell cheap lor east ) , ot r rt time. SHAN A ANTS TO TrtAD8.-Uood Iowa or Nebraska land lor n Bnrnll stock ol hardn-aro or general rnerobandlio , neil located. BWAN& WALKBR. T70II 84I.K A rare chance to ( jet a fine , well Im- J ? protod { arm ol 400 aoici , within a lew miles cl Council Dlufls , at a bargain. Low ptlco and caay terms. bWAN & WALKS * ] 1OR SALE A Rood P jl"K hotel property with -I livery lUblo , Inoneol the best smalltown ! In western Iowa will nil with or without lurnttnro , or will tiade lor ft small larm with ( took to. SWAN &WALKKR , FOR 8itiK Eighty acres unimproved land In Unloncountv , Iowa , 3) ) miles Multicast ol Al ton , the oiunty teat , or will trade lor Nebraska or Kansas land. SWAN & WAIKRR. "I/OH SALE A 20 aero tract ot good Und about JL1 ono and a hall allot from Council lllufli post offloo , at a bargain , BWN & WALKKR. IjlOll SAtE In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acres JL' crass land , all under fence a 100 are farm with flno Improvement ; all under cultivation except SO acres Rraw 8) acres good gross orpMturo land , aid several other tracts ol from 40 to 100 acres ol unlmprov cd land. SWAN A. W * LKBFI , Foil SALE Lnuda Improved ruul unimproved. If YOU want farm In western Iowa , Kansas Nebraska or Dakota , Ictus hoar Irom you. SWAN WANTED A stenographer and typewriter a man preferred , Inquire ot David lliodloy & Co , , 1100 Main St. , Council Binds. FOIt 8A1E A lareo cumber ot business aud resi dence lots In all parts ol Council Illufffl. See us bctoro ) ou buy , SWAN & WALKKIU "CUIII SALE Parties wlshlnff to buy cheap Iota to I ? build on can buy on iLonthly payments of Irom $2 to $10. SWAN & WALKKR FOR RENT Wo will rent you a lot to build on with the prhllago to buy II jou with on very liberal term * . SWAN & WALKKR. WANTED To correspond with any one wishing a good location I ir planning mill. Bash , door and blind manufactory , wo have bulldlm ? and machinery , well located , torealo , lease or trade ; SWAN& RENT-large two itory Iramo building suit able lor warehouse or storage purposes , near railroad depot SWAN WALKKR. llENc Kit 8AI.E , ttuu 3g and grounds IpOR 1 eultatli lot email loundiy and machine elion Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower w 1th flicd shaiV Ing etc. , icady to put In motion. SWAX WALKKB , R BALE Houses. Lota and Land. A. J. Ptepheaton , 603 First avenue. FOR SALE A top-buggy , firsUltss make and In oxellcnt condition. Or will trade tor cheap tot. Addrous f. M. Peeofflco , Council DluTs. COAL AND WOOU-aoorgoIIcaton , fia Bro.d- way. solla coal and wood at reasonable prices glvea ZOOO Ibs. lor a ton , and 128 cublo tor a cord , Try him. TTTANTED Every body in Council Bluffs o take VV TnilliE. Delivered by carrier at only twenty eenta a week. f VLD I'APKRS For Bale al Un office , at SS ccnta \ - / a hundred F. H. Onctrrr. S. T. I. M. SUCCESSOKS ro Casady Orcutt & French 405 Broadway Council Biufis. Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades , Mattings , Linoleums , Oil Cloths and Upholstery , Mail Orders Carefully Filled ! mmi BLUFFS CARPET For Rent The building known as tho"8ka'lng Rink" corner Cth Aveauoandfcarl street , will bo rented , alto gether or separately , Occuroncy , April lit. For lurthcr particulars call on onJOHN DKRESHEIM , President Council blulli ) Savings Bank MANDEMAKER ARCHITECTS , CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 120 Upper Broadway , Council Blnffa Dr , w. H. Sherradea r DENTIST , Masonic Temple , OonncU Bind . . i01nk , - St , Charles Hotel , - 0.8TKEET , BET 7th and Btb , . . LINCOLN , NEB Mrs. Kate Coakly , Proprietress. tVNewly and elegantly furnished. Good aample rooms ou put floor , tTTonnt - ! . W to 2 per day. Special rates glrcD member * ol the leutolature. novlo-l ra-me B , Rico M , D. or th i taiuorj renortd without tfci kalft 01 tnwlBf cl Uoi , CHBOHIC'DBEASES " Or r tUrtjTMii j-r ctlol ipiiiM * 0XM K * I , PMI ! ilreef. Oouudl BJuffl , "MURDER MOST FOtJL , " To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria , DimiNO thelut flroyturs there h not been , de lh from diphtheria In ny CMS htre Dr , Therms JcfTttlt'preventive and euro w used , IthM been the tnciuis or SAvlng thousands cf lite * lnd | . penrtblo In putild sore threat , In milljtnant sorlot foyer , change It In 48 muri to Iho simple form. Ia. falliblei euro for nil InfUmmttorr , Ulccr tlrc , IMtilil or Cittirrlnl conditions , eltlier Intcrtitloexternal. . CHOLERA I GHOLEHA ! CHOLERA I Dr. Jcflcils'Cboltta Sr cldo will trreit the dltritoln SO to fo mltmtct. Vhc Doctor UJcd IhlimMll. clnedunnpthofc.rlulTl.WlcnoIthecholer lnCtnclt. . tl , M , Louli , .ml til .lo.K , thV Ml "iSta" * nircr.nditi trlbulMlor , without lo lDncte , In Iho JCIM ' 49 , 7P , ' &l nd 'J2 It Is io ufMllblcca Chrlora Morhus , Cholem Infinturo , etc. Keep It on band. You c ti rely upon It. bind for U l'tcy ! > Ubolerk "Oomeg M . thlel In the nlKht. " D YS PEPSI A ! J ) YSPEPSIAI Dysptpllc , why live In misery nd die In dc8 [ lr with cjnpcrol the itnm cM Dr ThomM JtHcrU cures every OMB of ImilijcMlon Mid oanstlmtlon In . very ihorl tlira B < H | nf releienn s tlren. Dtfi > epBl Is the came ol ninety per cent of alt diM.sod conditions Price ? 5 fortwowcckn trcntmenl icii' " Full printed IbBtructlont hnwto uiothetnetllclnti sent with them. Nodnctor rotnlrdl ; A cacti nnrss Is all that Is i eccwury. lr. JeflerU1 remedies t n only bo obUlnoil nt his olllco , No. * 3 Hvuth 8th Slrcst Council Bluffs , low a. Or > ent by rtrrcus on rpfclptof mice , SMITH & TOLIjEK , ACTS. LKADINQ Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St. , COUNCIL llLUFrs , . . . IOWA. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. Keep DorncB find Mules constantly on hand whlo wo will soil In retail or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Reorescnteil. Nholcialt atdreUH di&Un It Oralii ind D&hd llav. Trice , sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed. Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UouncllBlnffo. AGENTS WANTED. Brs. Judd & Smith's Nov ? Improved Electric Belt. DIB BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 ELSI ST. , DALLAS , TKXAS ; and FT. WAYNE , IND IT POSITIVELY CURES Kidney and Ltvor Complaint , Brlght'a Dlsoi . UheumtUn , Neuralgia Dyspepsia , Ncrvoneocss Wtetlog Wcakmes , Paralysis , Spinal Affootlons , Indlgoathu , Heait Ulaoanj , Pita Hcadach , Lome Bach , Cold Feet , and all diseases requiring Increased motive powers. New Improved a is and 15 ; old etle $ i each. W. P. ATXSWOKTH , HOUSE MOVER AND Brick building : ) of any BZO ! raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frania hous moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the beat in the world. W. P. AYLSWOHTH. 1010 Plinth Street , Council Hindu. TZECIE ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ < _ AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 505 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN TnB CITT. Everything served in first class ttylo and on short notlco. Hot nnd cold luuchcs always ready. Roof Painting and repairing. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. GEO. SMITH SON , Ladies * While closing out my notionswill sell all hair goods nt 23 par cent discount , SCO Switches , 00 Waves , Jiangs , etc. , to sacrifice. Ciutum work carefully attended t . aiKS D. A. BENEDICT 337 Broadway , Conn , il Ulnffs. H. H. FIELD. W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep , No. 317 Broadway , Council Bluffe , Iowa. Office Calls Attended 1'ronoptly , Day nnd Night , Particular attention given to Embalming J. L. DfiBEVOISE. No. CO ? Broadway Council Bluffs. Railway ] Time Table , Corrected to January 7 , IESC. COUNCIL The following are the times ol the arrival ind de parture ol trains by central standard tlmo , at the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mm- ntaa earlier and arrive ten minutes later. oniuoc , HDBLJBarOK Am quwoi. LXAVC. IkUVl 5:55 : Jim Chicago Kxpreei 5:00 : a in f.in R m Fa < t Mall. 7:00 : v u > UHO p m Accommodation , J.OO p m At local depot only. KAxiiaoixr , ST. joi AND cooacn cujrm 10:05 : a m Mall and Kxpreaa , 6 25 p m BllSpra Pacific Bzpreaj , 6.65pm OmOlOO , UllWAOEIl AMD IT , FADL. 6:15 : p m Exproai , 9:06 : a m tltS a m Kxprcw , tlt : f m CniCAOO , KOCK ISLAND AUD rAODTIO , t6 : p m Atlantic KipicM , C:0 : ( a m 0S6 : a m Day Express B:6i : p m Ilia ii m * Des Molnos Accommodation , ( :1C p m At local depot only. WABAin , IT. I/ODIS AHD rAClIlO , 6:10 : pm Acoommodaton 9:00 : am 1:10 : p m Louis EiprcH 2.15 p m Al Transfer only vmoAooand BOKIUWMTUI. 1:60 : p m Kxpreaa , t'M p ro eiiSam FaolflaUxpreea COSatn nui cm AND rAcrno , : < 0 p m bt. Paul Expreat , < tno : a m FllO a m Day Express 7:00 p in DKIOII rAoirio. 8:00 : p m Western Expresl , 8EO : a m 11:00 : a m I'aulQo Expreu , 4:40 : p tn 12110 a H Lincoln Expreoa , lIf ; p m At Traniler only M'llMY TRAINS TO OHilU. Leave Council Bluff * 7I5-80-J.JO-10:80 : : : 11:40 : a. m. l : 0-2:30-8 : : > 0-43-Bi6-e.2& : : 11:45 : p. in Leave Omaha-e 41 7H t0-loCO : : -11:15 a. m 12M-2.03-3.CO- : ; : 5-W5 -11:10 : p. in. ; JTACOS SIMS , Attorney - at-Law , COUNCIL BLTJP1 B , IOWA. Office , Ualn Street , Iloomi 7 and 8 , Bbugart and Ueuo block. Will practice In B'ata ' and tale courts A. J. MILLER , ( COLOUED ) Hair Cuttinc/ and Shaviny. This is an Equal Rights Shop CIO Broadway , Council BtulFi 302 N. 7th Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD NO. 2 , Is the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines tn the World. With cnly 39 lejH to learn and operate. It prints 70 chaiaoUra , 1 Inc'uillnR caps and email letters , punctuttlo IH , flvurcH , flina and rractlonx It ii thu nlmplest and must r.ifjil rlll g machlna made nt wejliwlhi ) moat durable B l7'8cnd for free illustrated j > amphlct. Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict , Chicago , 111. , Hole Agents , O , H. SHOCKS , Council Bluffs Agent for AVcatotn lown Wholesa'o and ItoUII Dealers In Hard Soft ana Blossburg O. OA. . Zi = W. II. BIBLBY , MnnnRer. Ofllco , 88 Main St , Yard , on 0. It. I. I' , and 0 , U Ii Bt , I' . Hallway. irs , fl.J , Billon , M D , , PHYSICIAN < fc SURGEON , n > j > w g Onnall Ilnflt. J5T. JBOEURZ. ornoE OVKK AMKIUOAH EIPRMI COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. j. emout v , B , M. rcirf OFFICER & PUSEY Cornell Bloffi , IM 1850 Established - - Dealers In Foreign ind Douutlo Kxakanf * U *
