Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 01, 1885, Page 7, Image 7
| FT THE DAILY BEE-MONDAY , JUlNE 1 , 1885. COGKE&MORGAN 347 Broadway , Council Buffs , Dry Goods Must Go Cooke & Morgan will m&ko prices this week that cannot bo dap Heated , Come See and bo convinced. V ) EAD EEAD * " \ , , Bargains In every department. Uress GJ-oods. of style , advertised by others at 3c and Brocadeo , all colors 4o worth 8 c. 4o , as our otock contains all now goods Brocades and plain goods 8Jo and now stylos. Seersuckers at lie worth 12Jc , Seer Manchtster ciahracros lOc worth 15 o. suckers at 12 " o worth ICc. Elegant line of Drees Goods at 12Ao Chrambayo" Scotch Ohevolts , French and loa worth 20o and 25. GlnglamB , Sateens. Wo have picked out ar < l marked down , 3000 yards Lawn , 3o rrorth 8Jo. n lot of dress goods to 25o per yard , worth 2000 yards Lawn at Qa worth lOc. from 35c to C 0o. This ia the beat bargain A most beautiful Hull of lawns at 12Jo over offered In Conncll Bluffs. actually worth worth and would bo cheap COTTON DRESS GOODS , WASH at 20 . FABRICS , ETC. Sateens 8Jo worth 15o. This department has never boon BO Great reduction In Domoitlca. Calicos complete and never have such goods bcon at halt ptice. offered for the money. Muellna 25 per cent cheaper than you Gln hama 7 worth lOc. can buy anywhere. Dreis 1'lald ? , all now , beautiful doalgna Wo will eave you 20 per cent on 3-4 and patterns 80 and lOc , other merchants shcotlngs. ore advertising these goods at 12&o and Wo will save you 20 per cent on 9-4 ICc. shootings. ) < ' Do not got these goods mixed with the Wo will eave you 20 per cent on 10-4 shoddy auction godn or old patterns out sheetings. Cream Table Linen IBo worth 25s. cheaper than you over bought. < ' ' 28u " 40c. < ' 42o " COo. Turkey Rud 32a worth 40c , " " C5o " 85c. 11 " 42io " 50o. " " 85o " § 100. " " 50c " G5o. Pnro White beautiful patterns. See " " COc " 85c. them and you will be convinced they are " " 7uo " OOo. Gents Furnishing doods. Gents Lisle Thread Socks 50 cheap at In this department wo have never offor- 75c.Gents ouch bargains. Gents Tics , Job lot at 25a cheap at 50c. " " Genta Gauze Shirts 15o woith 25s. EMBROIDERIES AND LA.OES. ' " " " 25o " 40o. Never in the annals of the dry goods ' ' 35c " 50c. business have these goods been offered i " BOo " 05o. so cheap. Irish points Magic and Swiss Gonta Lisle Thread Shirts 75o would bo embroideries. Colored embroideries , cheap at $1.25. como and look at them if yon want to Genta bleached drawers COo worth 7Co see something pretty and pot the worth of ' " * 75o " § 1. yonr money. Genti Socks in endless varieties. Pnro Linen Laceal5o doz. yds worth Sue Socks at Oo worth 8 0 ; Socks 8Jc worth ' 20o " " " 30c 12ic. Seamlfsi Socks OB worth 15c. 30c 40o " " 12o " 20o. 400 50o " ' 205 " 30c. , 503 75o " ' 25s " 40o. PJ55" We want people to know how cheap we can and will sell goods , to find out , you must come and see for yourselves , and do uot take our word for it. Wo advrtiso nothing we do not do. Remember the place 347 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , Leaders and Maintained of Low Prices Indies who wish to look arouud wo iavite to como to our eto 10 wo will show you goods with pleasure. All will ha treated pleasantlt and politely. Yon will not he urped to buv goods but will have our I > OF attention aud efforts to make your visit to our store pleasant and profitahl COCKE & MORGAN , v 347 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa COUNCIUIUIFFS , ADDITIONAL LOCAL. THE FALLEN BRAVES , A Gralcful ftoplc Tenderly Hemem- licrs Them , Music , Flowers and Oratory. Decoration day wag moro generally ob otvod hcra thin year than over boforo. The many aontimontn which gave birth o this anniversary , nud which still cling o and aronnd it , aeotn to strengthen hero 5 olsowhcro , rather than weaken. The ay waa n bright , pleasant one , and from ho early hears of the morning the streets wore crowded with people , business being rencrally suspended , and many atraogord rom other places arriving on every train. The exorcises and services took place n the afternoon at 1:30 : o'clock. The iroccstion formed and maichod np Bioad- woy to the Ogden homo , and thoncs np Oakland avenue to Falrvlow comotcry. Abe Lincoln post Grand Army of the lopnblio turned oat in fall force , and lioto survivors of the aconoa of over wenty years ago , their ranks each year > ocomlng thinner and their atopaleas firm , ormod os on all such occasions , the chief > bject of Intoroat. Each veteran bore a argo floral wreath , to bo offered aa a rlbuto to those who had boon mnatorod at before. The younger generations roro well represented , there being a nrgo number of school children and uplls rf the inatllutlon for the deaf and nmb In lino. Iho Danebo society with an excellent > and inado a fine appearance. There were also a largo delegation of the indent order of Hibernians , the Catho- o Knights , pud the ancient order of ) rnids. The city officials , tbo Gro do- lartment and citizens In oirrlagoa helped well the procestioD. The fire depart- icnt in uniform , and the apparatus ccoratod with flowers , , flags and other dornments prcaontod a very attractive ppoaranco. The cemetery Itaalf was a perfect jjar- en of flowers. The services opened at 10 grand stand , aronnd which gathered , great crowd of people. The Hon. J. I. Phillips served as president. Gen. oslah Given of Dos Molnea , waa the or- tor of tbo day and hta oration was a ; rand one. In opening ho drew the dla- nction between this and other days ob- srved by the American people. He tald o could not recall in all history wherein death had been by custom nblloly commemorated except one , the jord'a supper. History might tell the auaos and success of the war , bat the tones of the noble dead should not be rested to history alone. Those gather- nga wore to keep alive the feeling of ratltudo , and to cherish sacred mom- rlea. The speaker vividly pictured cenes and Incidents of the camp an d 'old , and the mention of the name of Jen. Grant , as their old leader call ad orth enthusiastic applause. In epeak- ng of the relations to their old enemy o said : "What are they to-day ? I think the abject had fit expression In the resolu- lon pasted in the last encampment of ho grand army of the republic of Iowa , n substance this : The old enemy di vides themselves into two classes ; that ilaas who declared war agalnat the gov- irnment , mot ns and fought us according ; o the laws of war , and having been do- eatod accept their defeat as decisive ( gainst the right of secession for which hey fought , and are to-day loyal to the > ld flag and union. Comrades , there are housands of snob , and we consider them welcome to all the privileges and protec- lena of the government that we aa clti- cna aak for ourselves , and we bid them welcome to an equal chance with our- elves in the straggles and contests of Ife. Welcome aa a citizen , bnt when bo- ore the government demanding the ights duo ns aa eoldiora , they cannot tand beside us. " The orator was closely listened to , nd Jhis address waa frequently broken nto by applause. The decorating cf the graves followed , nd among the sposlal features were the ervicea at the resting place of Prof. G. ! . Masaoy , formerly principal of the Vaahlngton avenue school In this city. Hia grave la marked by a marble monument ment placed tfcoio by the teachers of the public achoolp , as a special tribute for the lay. There was placed at the foot of the grave a crosa wrapped in the national colors , and resting on a bass 'formed of hroo terraces of natural flowers. On the iprlght of the cross hung loral wreath , and a basket if lo veers on each arm. There was a shield with an appropriate Inscription , and on tha grave was a floral pillow , of white flowers , the border of red , and the otters "At Rest" In bluo. Those con nected with the public schools joined in : hls special remembrance of Prof. Massoy. VIr. Spencer Smith g&vn an address , in which ho outlined the life and virtues of the dopatted. Prcf , Maeaey waa a native of Massachusetts , and enlisted aa a pri vate In the Seventh Pennsylvania volun teers. He waa for four months a pris oner in Llbby. and there contracted a dis ease which ultimately caused his death. At tbo close of the war be removed to this city and taught in the public schools here. He died in 1880. Prof. MoNanghton offered a touching kribnta to those ia unknown graves , hit address being one of the best of the day , Ho was followed by Ool , Sapp , whoto address closed the exercises. The Fuller post , of Logan , the Woodbine - bine peat and Malvern peat were repre sented on the day by large delegations. Dr. MoKuno's grave was very beauti fully decorated , among the tributes being a pillow , with the stars and atrlpee worked upon It In ( lowers. The grave of Henry Cunningham , the soldier printer , was handeomely deco rated , among the offerings being a fine wreath sent by the old typo , Ben Allen , from Fayottovllle , Arkansas. SAFE BLOWERS , They Iluln the Hate , But Don't Get Enouch to Pay tor Powder , Saturday night burglars went through the Chicigo , Batlingtcn & Qaincy dope at Malvern. They drilled the nafa , and blew it open , the door being broken Into niBiiy pieces , and tha tafo about rallied They got nothing for tholr palnr , there being no monny In tbo eafo. They broke open the cash drawer In the deek , ant there found about two dollars in change whlohwaiall they received for thoi night's work. Tne burglary was no discovered nntil yesterday morning , r that the follows had plenty of time to nuke good their escape. "Tho Lone AVolf. " Dr. J. Palmer ( Lone Wolf ) tnya the utatcmont rn do by the Herald Saturday ovenlnR In wg&rd to hU going to Omaha to-morrow Is not BO ; that ho cipccta to remain hero at the very least a month longer. From exchanges , It scorns the doctor has worked a largo reputation In the eastern p rt of this state by wonder- : nl cures. On Friday last ho was called on to , attend James O. Sinclair , who has jeon confined to Imbed for throe months with rheumatism , and treated his case so successfully that Sinclair wna out Satur day and witnessed the circus p rado and the decoration ceremonies. The doctor will continue to hold his quarters at the Scott house , on Nirlh Main street , during the remainder of his stay In this city. PifiUtlONAli. Dr. Wade Gary has gene to Cedar llaplds o attend the races. Mre. E. J. Walters leaves this evening for jottyaburg , L'n. , on a visit. II. M. Byera , county recorder , ot Qlon- wood , was in the city yesterday. Coptaln McCollougb spent Saturday and Sunday nt homo and leave this morning to visit the heavy hardware trade , Mr , and Mrs. George Mahr , ot Ann Arbor , Mich. , are In the city , visiting their relative , Mr. J. Schmidt , on Mynstor street. T. 13. Gault and family , ot Chicago , spent iundaywith his old friends hero. Ho was ormerly general ngont of the \Vauash horo. J. H. Kolman , who has boon in the clothing msinosa with Moslor , loaves this morning for Chicago , whore ho will make hia future home. Mr. A. J. Axtoll , of Rochester , N. Y. , and ormerly ono of the proprietors ot the llavoro louae , is here on a visit to his sister , Mrs. A. Vheelor. Ernest Brock , ona of Iho most successful of ? eregoy & Moore's salesmen , spent Sunday at iomo , and starts out to-day nn another mla- ionary tour. Mrs. E. Brown , ot Craig. Mo. , has moved lero , and with her son , J. W. Dixon , who is n the employ ot Hatle , Ilaas & Co. , will go o housekeeping. John Kiatz , cashier of the Chicago. Bur- ington & Qulncy in this city , has returned rom a six weeks trip to Hot Springe , Ark. , wheio he went to improve his health. Henry and Robert Haynoa , two of Council ilutfs well-known youn ? men , have bought ut a meat market on Sixteenth street , Omaha , and take possession nt once. Mrs. S. E. Sloan aed three children , of Cameron , Mo. , and J. L. Craig and family , t St. Louis , arrived here yesterday afternoon n a visit to their father , Mr. James Cr aig , 12 Third street. J. R. Haworth , who has been assisting Harry Haworth , of Haworth & Sons' , check- ewer in this city , has returned to bis home n Decatur , 111. Ho is very favorably 1m- ireasad with this city and hopes to soon re > urn and make his permansnt home her e , C. J. Best returned yesterday from a visit ; o friends in the central part of the state , and ; o-day starts for NoliRh , Nob. , where , with bis brother , he will start a democratic paper , nd get tbe postofllce. They are both Rood newspaper men , and would doubtless make qualiy good postmasters. IOWA ITEMS , A $4 000 echool Is rising on a hilltop at Hampton. There are 127 doctors of the opposite ex in the state. A § 5,000 school tnilding has been con- ractod for at Whiting. Ottumwans are working vigorously for a soldiers' monument. The Catholics of Crcston have bognn work on a $25,000 church. Tbreo confidence men , operating on he Q. , have been csged at Creston. Six divorces were granted during the aat term of tbo Gnthrlo county circuit lourt. James Rollon , a workman on a farm near Sioux City , wa * kicked to death by i stallion lait week. There is to bo an examination of touch- ra for state certificates held at Creston Tuly 22 , 23 , 24 and 25. Marshalltown pays § 2,000 for twenty ileotrlo lamps. A similar plant would : est § 3,000 in Sioux City. The third reunion of Crookor's brigade will bo held at Iowa Clly on Wednesday nd Thursday , Sep'omber 23 end 24. Fho destroyed a barn and seven head if horeoa belonging to Prazall Bros. , oar Pacific Junction a few days ago. At Cedar Rapids Albert Frank , an Italian , was struck with a club by Al ? ranko , and will die. Franko was arrested. The Iowa episcopal convention , in ses sion at Clinton , adjourned on Wednes day. Dnbuquo was selected as the next ilacs of meeting. The now version of the census returns of Oodar Rapids gives the city a popula tion of 15,420 , a gain claimed of 50 per cent ever the census of 1880. An old gentleman named William Styles reported to the Dubuque police his loss of § 300 cash , taken by a young woman with whom he waa traveling. Mrs. David Hawthorn , the oldest mar ried woman in the state , died at LeOlalro on the 24th. She celebrated her sixty- sixth wedding anniversary last January. The beer recently seized f < om the , de livery wajzon of the brewers , Kramer , Hoffman & Uo. , at Ottumwa , was con demned In the justice's court on Wednes day. day.Judge Grant of Davenport , has a § 50 , 300 interest in a California , gold mine , which ho told a Davenport newspaper re porter the other day he will trade for a Jersey calf. "Hon. G. W. Anderson and wife , of California , " billed for a temperance re vival at Sioux City , ooened tbo campaign by getting gloriously drunk. The re vival collapsed. J , W. Roper , of Fort Dodge , was acci dentally shot In the head by a colored man named Sugarfoot , who TTas shooting rats. The shot glanced , hitting Roper , who will recover. Senator Wade Hampton , in a letter to the New York Herald , says the Wade E. Hampton arreited in Iowa for robbing the malls , Is not his nephew , nor any rel ative of the senator , as reported. The railroads at Des Moines subscribed to the state fair grounds aa follows ; The Ohicaso , Rosk Island & PaciQo , § (1,000 ( tbo Ohloigo , Burlington & Qatnny , § 3DOOj the Chicago & Northwestern 83.000 ; the DUgoiul , 81,000 , making § 19,000 in fill. Reaen Morford , an old resident o Pleasant YalUy township , Johnson county , commlttol snlcldo on Wednesday day by hanging himself. Old ago , pov erty and dlscaso were the good and sDllidont causes that led to the act , Flvo persons escaped from the jail al Logan on the night of May 25 by cawing out a piece of the cell floor. Four ol thorn have already been captured. The ono still at Isrgo Is described as follows : George Johnson , G feet , stoop shouldered , pock marked , 50 years old , 0 , F. Carlson , n Swede , was arrested noir Slanton Thursday charged with tampering with the United States malls , In having taken out and receipted for a registered package , at Huston , Minn. , containing $141 , addressed to a follow countryman named Adolph Jonson. Horio thieves have boon raiding the stables of farmers In Cedar county , eight head having been stolen in the last six daya. Three horses were stolen near Clarence , Monday night by tramps , who were captured near Tiptou on Wednes day morning with the horses in their pos session. The Van Dor WoiiT brothers and Cot- nollns Teem prove to bo the parties who attempted the murder of old man Brink iomo weeks ago , near the town of Otloy. Teem and ono of the Van Der Worfis iayo contested the crime. All the par ies are in the Fort Madison jail for safe cooping , being nnablo to famish the § 13- 000 bill required of each. Through the effort of Senator Allison , ho commandant of the Rock Island racnsl has boon ordered to sell to T. K Cook post of the grand army of the re- rablio at Cedar Rapids a gun carriage nltablo for mounting the howitzer ro- ontly recovered after being stolen and lecrotod for Bixtoon years. The historic lowltzsr was captured by an Iowa regi ment on ono of Sherman's campaigns , nd was a feature in memorial xorcIsoB In that city of extended uburbs. The sensation of the wcok in Bedford raa the icrvlnfr of papers on Tuesday in ho case of Lizzlo Laird Howltt vs. James j. Brown. Tbo action ii for a breach of iromiio of marriage , and the amn of 110,000 Is claimed as damages. The ilalntiff la a widow balling from Sacra- nouto , Gal. , and is said to bo the daugh- : or of Judge Laird , of Rcckvillo , Indiana. ? ho defendant is the well-known lawyer of this city , who la already provided with a wlfa and family , and Is consequently not in a position , nndor tbo statutes , to undertake any noir responsibilities of a matrimonial character. "Tho city government of the city of jioux City , " says the Journal , "has ro- irod with no amonnt of grace from an iffort to enforce taxation against the sa- eon traffic , the prohibitory law of the late to the contrary notwithstanding. 'ho father of the § 1,000 license ordinance was deslro for rovenno stimulated by do- lire for municipal peace. What Is pncu- iarly humiliating abant the Sioux City Itnation is the foot that the dictation in ; ho present instance , and to which the city government has surrendered without how of contest , comes from the most ir responsible and moat baneful element of hat interest. The representatives of ; hat interest cover up the state law. ? hey are richly entitled to the f nil merits of It. They protestthat they cannot pay ; hey defy the authorities to make them [ ult. The city government washes ita landa. " The gold medal was awarded Mellln's Teed at the Now Orleans Exposition , in ecpgnitlon of its great nourishing pro- ertiea. Bill Njo on Life Insurance. Boston Globe. My wife at first objected seriously to an insurance on my life , and tald she would never , never touch a dollar of the noney If I were to die , but after I had > een sick nearly two years , and my dispo- Itlon had suffered a great doil , she Bald hat I need not delay the obseqalea on -hat account. But the life Insurance lipped through my fingers somehow and . ' recovered. L'fe Insurance Is a good . I would not bo without it. My lealth Is greatly Improved since I got my new policy. Formerly I used to have a eal-brown taste in my raauth when I raso in the morning , but that has disap- teared entirely. I am more hopeful and mppy , and my hair Is getting thicker on op. I would not try to keep house with out life insurance. "That tired feeling" from which you , ufl'er so much , particularly in the morn- ng , is entirely thrown off by Hood's Ssr- Saparilla. Make No Mistake ! Up-sts irs , Up-stairs MisfitClothingParlor 1312 Douglas Street Up-stairs , Up-stairs Make No Mistake ! Seventeen years Experience. DR.G.W.PANGLE loader c ( Disease * o ( lien anl Women. Electric , Maguetlo and Herbaliit rhyshUn Mow located at 1210 DougU , Bt Ornaba , Neb. , up stairs. A correct dUgnosU given without any explanation 'rom the patten t. Consultation tree at oflice. / Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh ft tbe Head. Plseaso ol the Eve and Ear. Heart Disease : Liver Comphlpt.Kldniy Com- plamt.Kert ou Dcbliltv , Mental Depression , Loaio ( Manhood , Diabetes , Drlght'a Dlxate , Bt Vltue Dance , Uheumat'toi ' , l'.ralj ii , Whtto Buelllcgii Bcrolula , Fever Sore , . Cancer , and Tumor , rcmoto elMillinut the knle. or the drawing ol a drop ol blood , Woman , with her dollcato organ , , Ilestcred to Health , Droiay Cured W thout Tapplrg , Bpocla1 Attention Olvon to 1'ilvate and Venereal Iltoac4 o : ill Kind , , Ta ( H'orma llomc\ed In two or three hour , or Mo Pay , Uemuiorrbold , or 1'ilos Cured or Ko Chjrgci Made. Tliosowhoaio atlllcted will , "e live and Ima * .1 aoUarby Wl Uertal UodlclDM , THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUY DEWEY One of he Best and Largest Stocks m tbo United States To Select From ; NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR a Who have trifled away their youthful \lRor and power , rrho r 5IiVrJrSri,2.li'pr.t'1IlI ? ! < > CHAINS mid . Jt , O s S I ! S .who are wonk , ISIl'OTKNTand until lor luarrltiRO. MEN of all ages , who find , tholr POWER nmUitnllty , iivmi nuil'SKXHM aritKNUTH weakened. t > T P.'Vly ll''JbLl9 or BXCIM3E8. crt . -oeclvo ntioHltlroandlnitlliiK CU n ] : , NOmattrr of how lonv stnuillnftlho casoinay be. or who lias frutiu tn eitrr.tiv n few weeks or month * n o rtc Ihn celebrated MYRTLEAIN TREATMENT . Athotno without ripoiure , tuLrSS lime , nnclior l.KSS monrr than nny nthcrinelhod In ( ho world. Weak buck , headache , RIlltiblONB , laMltnde. lossofpplrltaandaintiltlnn.ploo ir thouclit9 , cl r o R I tut d ream , ilelcetl\a memory , IMPOTKNGi : , ni , ImWdlmcntii to iiiarrlapc , nud many oili r pytnptoiiis luadhiK to CONSUMPTION or INSANITY , nro promptly icmuTCd by this treatment , and vigorous manhood restored. MarriedMan , ortJioscwJw intend to marry , . . . . . REMRMIIEK. perfect ncxit.il lrcnptli iMeani. health.lforom ( off- sprlnff , IptiR llfo and the lovoand respect of n faithful iro. Weak incimhoiild be restored to 'VlRor A xianhood before tnarrlaRO , I'rnnfH. tcntlniotilnlH and valuable treatise u ttampg. USstab.1877.Address The Climax Medical Co , 5O4 , St. Louis , Mo. WHEN SOLICITED TO INSURE IN OTHER COMPANIES , Remember These 1 moo Ft ant Facts CONCERNING The Mutual Life Insurance Company , OF NEW YORK. 1. tt s the OLDEST active Life Innuranca Company In thli country. 2. It latlio LMtUKRl' LUo Inaurnnco Company by many millions of dollars In the vvotUl. 3. Us rates of prcmln'PS arc LOWCH than those of any other company. 4. It lug no "ttockfollars"tcclalm any part of Its profits. D. It offeis no SOHt MK3 under the name of Insurance for speculation by spcclU chscca Upon the mslf ottuncs of each oti cr. 8. Its present avalULlo CASH nESOCUCES exceed those of any other Llfo Iniurano Company In tin world. world.It hag received In rash tram ell source ; , from February , 1843 , to January , JSPN f 2TOCO'2f.Cf. . It has returned to the people , la cash , from February , 1843 , to Jinuary , 1885,8210,091,211,00. Its cash Assets on the lut ot January , 1885 , amount to moro than W. F. ALLEN , MERRILL & FERGUSON , General Apent for Gen. Astt. for Nebraska , Dakota , Colorado , Wyoming and Michigan , Indiana , Illinois , Wisconsin , Iowa Ulnh. and Minnesota , OlTica Cor.Farnam and 13th St.Over 1st Nat'l. Detroit , Michigan , Bunk , Omaha , Neb M. F. ROHRER. Special Agent for Iowa , Conncil Bluffs , Iowa SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. Special a veitlsemente , tuo ig toot round , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board ing , eto. , will be Inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I > KR LINE for the Drat Insertion ind FIVE CENTS PER LINE for oacth enbeeqnent ertlon. Leave kdverttsomonti at onroffio * , Ho. Pearl Street , near Broadwav V7ANTB. EB IIou'i ) with 4 ; o a loams. No cht.d- W ren. Address/C. , Bee office. FOH SALE Team of largo b'ack horccs , suitable for farm or heavy \\ork In city. One \ear'n time on natltfactory security. Hoiaoo E\cio.t , Cou-cll Bluffs , Iowa rANTED-Flrst-cIass cake baker ot Smith W : Locrcki/V , D23 Main street , Council Bluflu. WANTED- and stationery business In lively town of five to ten thousand Inhabitants ; or would like to boar of rood opening to stirt business n either Iowa or Nebraska. Thos. J. Q'.rlo , Tor onto , Canada. ANTED A. ( lr > t-cla'8 cook , at the Cicston W House , Council ElulTj. "JOH KENT House , 7 rooms and 2 halls , corner JU llarmonv and ISojton Sts. Apply 210 Uarrlsan TO TxlADlS Uood Iowa or Nebraska WANTS land for a small stock of hardware or general merchandise , well located. SWAN & WALKIR. T/OR SALE A rare chante to get a flue , well 1m- JU proved farm of 400 acres , within a lew miles ol DouncU Bluffs , at a bargain. Low price and cosy terms. bWA.N & WALKIK FOll SALE A good pa ; tag hotel property with livery stable , In one of the best small towns In western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , or will trade for a small farm with stock eta SWAN & WALRKR. ITOU SALE Lauds Improved aad unimproved. , JD If you want a farm m western Iowa , Kansas tfobraaka or Dakota , Ictus hoar from you. SWAM & WALKBB. TJVJH SALE Alarito number of business and reel- JP den oo lots In all parts ol Council Bluffs. See ua before you buy , SWAN & WALKKH. HlOK SnLfc I'artios wishing to buy cheap lata to build on can buy ou noutuly jmymcntu of from ? 2to810. SWAN&WAtHBB EWH KEN1 Wo will rout you a lot to build on wfth the prlvllafo to buy If you with on very liberal term > . BWAN & WALKBR. . , iOU HALE Ileuses. Lots and Land. A. J. JL1 Ftopl on on , 603 First avenue. uouyin Uouncu itiuns o t io WAN1HU . rod by carrier M only tw njy Is a week. KXCIIAXOK NI > . 16 ? , 10,100 acres land ten FOR south ef eldney , lub , , for Ctuncll Blults ironerty. No. 1(5. A good steam flouring : mill In Cedar Co , Iowa , for a stuck of general merchandise or hard- are , value 18/00 No. 160 Hotel property In TaUir Co. , Iowa , for reed farm property , \nluc J1.COJ. No. KO. mud la Hnll and Lincoln Cos. , Nob. , for Council IJIuIIi prupeity. No 101. Fine Improved farm for cheap western ami. ami.No , 16) . One nf the best farms In 1'ottawtttamle county , Iowa , < 00 acres for wild Kansas or Nebraska land. land.No. . I CD. Hotel In Pueblo , Col. , woith SO. COD , for Iowa , Ktnra' , or NebribUa land in pir and long time on balince , No. 171. Good farm , for stock of goods or hard ware. No. 172. Wild lands In Rook ) Co. , Nob. , for stock dry goads. No. 17G. House and lot In Clarlnda Page Co , Iowa , for Nebrotka or Iowa Itn'l ; value 81,607. No. 177. Hotel In ona ot IMKota's lost towns , vtlue $9,000 , for stoc' of drugs lor pare and Una Improved or unlmpiortd No. 178. Splendid bargains In Klcth Co. , Neb. , lld land for lands In western Iowa or Recd stock of drug * or hardware , No. IS I. A half Interest In a flrst-clasi plow works , well located , for lands valued (3.500. No. 182. SOO mere iopioved farm In CassCo. , Iowa also ono In Ptla , Alto Co , , of 316 , for stock of goods. No , 183 , Moro huldlng and stock of gcntral merchandise , In a Iho western town for weitern and , Improveor unimproved , value $ UEOO. And hundreds of ether specUl exchange bargains or particular , call and see or write to BWAN & ALKKH , Council 1)1 ufft , la THOS. omoKii. w. HI if. rose Officer & Pusev. K i D rkO Council Bluffs , Established , - 1865 Dealer ) iu Foreign and Domestic Exchange and Ilome Securities. SIMS , COUNCIL BLUnU , IOWA. OfficeU ln Strut , Uoorin Tand 8HhugMtl nd Bimo block. Witt printing In BUtctna Utv oourtt. oio ihomnuiliof c * ol tti wonk Mud ftiid o < fou lu'uieiuctcrtthtt'l will'Knd'ru'o ' HOITI.1.3 FUKH tt eilTer with a Y AI-riBUiTuerriiiK onJtili dUtu. iikuU 1 * 1 111 1-i 9 Curtains , Oil Cloths , Window Shades , Linoleums , Mattings , Hugs , Etc. , Etc. Careful Attention Given to On of Town Orders. Upholstery mul Drapery Work a Specialty. Oar stock la the Larpst in tie and is being continually replenished by nil the latest and choicest novoltlec. 405 Broadway Council Biufls 3. L. DisBEVGISE. 1 No. 507 Broadway Council Blaffs. Railway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are tha times of the arrival and de parture oi trami by central staadard time , at tbe 4 local depots. Trains leave tranifer depot tea mm- f ate * earlier and arrive ten mlnatea later. BWAttT. ARKIVH , MnCAOO and WORTUWMTIHI. 0:25 : A H Mall and Express fll'O r u 12:40 : r H Accommodation 4:10 r H 6:30 : r u Kxpreai 8:05 : A M CD1CUUO AMD KOOK ISLAKP , 8:26 : A M Mall and Express 6:53 : r u 7t5 A M Accommodation 6:15 : f M 6:30 : ! u Ex.ireiB 6:00 : A X cmiiuoo , HILWAOKII ARD . MCI , D:20"A : U Ma'l and Expreta ttO ; f H 6:26 : IH Kxjirusi 0.05 A u i ruuutiaron AND QDIKOT , 0:50 : A M Mall and Kxpreaa 7:10 : r H 3i | . Accommodation i':00 : IHti ti BT. Lonia 2:15 : r u Locil St. toulj Exrrota Lccal 8.00 r u Traniler " ' " Traoefsr 820 ; v M 7:43 : ! M I oo l Chlcigo It Et L Kxp Local 8W : A M 7:36 : r it Tranifer " " " " Trantfer DH5AM : KAHtAS OITT , RT. JOI AH D OOUKCIIi tLPm , 100fi ; A M Mall and Exnreaa 6:40 : r H 8:15 : v u Uxprces 6:25 : A u noox cm AVD rAoinv , 7:70 : A M Mail for Sioux City 0:1.0 : r M v" 7.-SO r u Ejpro a for St I'aul 0:25 : A u ; I'.MOX t'Aeiric. j 11:00 : A M Denver Kxpreai 4:39 : P M - ' ; 1:05 : r M Llucoln r&4 O'a 4 n V X:35 : P M 7:65 : ! M Overland > r"X ) B:3 : ° A " TXAIKg TO OMA1IA. Leave Council Ululf , - 6.55-7:55-9 : 0-10:80 : lliifl a. m. 1:80-2:80-8:80 : : : 4:2S-5J5-fl:25 : : : ) l:45 : v. in Loavs Omaha 0:25 : 7:25 : etO : 10 11:15 : a. m , U:50 : i:00 : 8oovs : 1:15 : 55 ; -11:1U : u. u.