THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-TUESDAY , JUNE 2 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE .
OOUHCXL BLUFFS.
Tuoslay Morning , Juno 2 ,
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
la > nlti - - - - - - - 10 wntofper week
s' UlU- - - - - " JIO.OO pel jcai
MINOB MENTION ,
The loss on the Ohloigo , Milwaukee &
St. Pool tool house was settled yesterday ,
the sum being SOI.
Roller Is offering great bargains at his
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. 803 hla gooda and got
his prices.
Henry LtHart's ' team took a run Sun
day , and dashing Into Mr. Morkcl's yard
did not stop before they had smashed In
the front door.
The tickets for the ptizo contest in
declamation , to take place at the opera
house next Friday evening , will bo put
on sale nt Bnahnell'fl ' this morning.
In the pollco court yesterday morning
there wore a number of offenders , the
following being these who were fined the
usual sum for being drunk : J. L. Stray-
or , Pat Sullivan , James Olnrk , James
Rind , John Gowan , and Ton Colts.
Last evening the township trustees up
dolntod Wall MoFaddon as constable to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of J.
J. White. Although MoFadden Is a republican -
publican the two democratic members of
the board voted for him while the repub
lican member voted for some one else.
To-morrow and Thuraday evening ! the
ladles of the cathollo church will give a
strawberry festival at Masonic tomplo.
The largo doll , hand-painted mirror , ofco ,
loft over from the fair , will bo raffled off.
Supper will bo aorved from 5:30 : until 12
o clock. Dancing both ovonings.
Prof. Lercho , the German editor , who
was arrested for burglarizing the office of
Qelao's brewery , has loft for parts un
known , and the trionds who wont his
security in the sum of $200 will now
have to pay the bonds , the forfeiture be
ing declared In the district court yester
day.
day.Tho
The Springvillo grange hall company ,
of Garner township , at Its annual meet
ing elected the following officers : A. J.
Hart , president ; Mrs. A. E. Dillon , vice
president ; J. B. Atkins , treasurer ; Wil
liam H. Smith , secretary ; board of trus
tees , Henry Swolgart , Caroline S. Swel
gart , and William H. Hitter.
Dr. Sweet , of Dubnquo , who Is to bo
connected with Dr. Palmer In the surgi
cal and medical Institute to be established
hero , has arrived , and was among yoster
day's callera at the BEE office. Ho has
the reputation of being a most skillful
surgeon , and has been educated In the
best schools of the old world , as well as
having had largo ozparionco hero.
Hanthorn sells wood at his feed store.
PERSONAL.
Dr. H. S. West ia planning on a visit soon
to Vermont.
Sheriff Dan tfarroll , of Mills county , waa in
the city yesterday ,
Mrs. H. S. West left lait evening on a visit
to friends in Dubuque.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghton returned from
their eastern trip on Sunday.
The Hon. John Y. Stone was among the
prominents in court yesterday.
George Smith , of the Phicnix , has gone to
Oolfax Springs for rest and recreation ,
Alderman Gciso's son , Eddie , has gone to
St. Louis to attend the business college there ,
T. S. Couch , the Rev. T. J. Mackey and J.
B. Atkins are to attend the grand lodge o
masons at Cedar Rapids this week.
Dr. T. W. Stone , formerly of Imogene , la. ,
and later of Bvansville , Ind. , with Dr. A. M
Scott , of Bvansville , Is looking for quarters In
this city. Dr. Stone will practice medicine
and surgery , while Dr. Scott will cantinue in
It his specialty , the eye and oar.
' Road Judd & Smith's offar of 81,000
reward in another column ,
FINANCIAL EETRENOHMENT
How tlio Polloyof the Now City
la Working.
As the now city council has started in
with the policy of financial rotronchmon
the reports of the amount of bills nllowec
naturally causes moro than naanl Inter
oat. It appears tbat since the 10th o
March they huvo allowed bills to near ] ;
the amount of $13,000 , hut of thla amoun
it la claimed that about 0,000 was fo
bills contracted by the old council. There
were on iho auditor's table last evening
for "allowance , bills to the amount o
$3,500 , so that In round figured it ap
pears tint it has coat the present councl
for running tbo city two and a hal
months about 810.000 , or n little over
$4,000 a month. The old council epon
In twrlvo months over $89,000 , or abou
$7,000 a month , It i ) predicted that the
present council will cut oown the rnn
nlng oipsnso of the city over $2,000 a
month , and If they cau do this wlthou
any interests of the city tailoring
they will bo entitled to much jiralao
There is altraya danger of swinging to
extreme * , and while the old council may
have been too lavlsb , the danger now la
that the present council may bo too ccon
omtcal , but. tills foerisioldom realized with
city council ? , and if a council should be
guilty of balng too economical they wonlc
spring into national reputation The
iaklug away of aaloon licenses has been
ono of the csntes for the present ocon-
omtcal policy.
A Flro Scuro.
The alarm of fire yesterday forenoon
was caused by some paint catching file
while the workmen were engaged in
mixing it and putting it on the roof ol
the baptist church , The paint was being
cooked in a great Iron kettle cloio to the
church wall , and quite near to an adjt-
cent dwelling , and aa the paint caught
fire , ind sent forth u great volume of
emoko , it eeemed at first sight that a big
tire had got nndvr war , hut tbeie waa no
damage , and no gtre&m had to be thrown.
OFFICIAL SHOWINGS ,
Boino Interesting ; Facts Concerning
the City.
The following is the monthly report of
ho city auditor presented to the council
ait evening :
GENTLEMEN I herewith submit the
following report of bills audited and
allowed for ordinary expenditures during
, ho month of May , 1885 , aa well as the
; otal amount allowed by the present
council since March 1C , 1885 , to dale :
May. Total ,
Streets and alloys $1,302 Cl $2,103 , 10
Grading 1,10015 2,01081 ,
General fund 1,217 43 1.U3G 30
Fire department 723 CO 2,10110
Damages 32000 30300
City engineer dep't. . . . 3J3 83 088 CO
Gas antf oil lights 45543 03865
1'nrks V 10000 23000
1'rintmg 7021 3G7 CO
Police department 092 BO 1,890 , 80
Bridges 7022
Total S0.877 74 812,841 , 20
City warrants wcro issued during the
same time on bllla previously allowed for
ordinary expenses for May , $7i704.38.
Total amount issued to Juno 1 , § 13-
282 84. Respectfully submitted ,
F. A. BUHKE , City Auditor.
Mr. Clausen , the city treasurer , re
ported tho. several funds of the city to bo
In the following condition :
CASH ON HANIl.
Police S 1,091.70
Loan O.OSS.Ot
Old sewer 872.78
Grade 239.00
Park 1.25
Library 1,120.41
Levee 00.25
Judgment 101-37
Curbing nun sidewalks. . . . " " . . . . 550.1D
District No. 1 paving 12.302 78
District No. 3 paving 107 40
Interest sewer 675 01
Special sewer 4,558.60
0. B. city water works 12.09
Total 831.730.12
OVEllDllAWN.
General fund 85,72X07
Intersection paving 1,242.00
District No. 2 paving 7,150 30 0,118 50
Total overdrawn 89,118.50
Total cash on hand 822 620,02
The chief of pollco reported that dur
ing ; the month the force had consisted of
a chief , a captain , five regular policemen
and two specials. The following were
the arresta made :
Larceny 4
Assault 11
Drunk and disorderly 37
Disturbing the peace 34
Seduction 1
Suspicious characters 9
Deserters from United States army 1
Resisting an officer 1
Pickpockets 3
House breaking "
Robbery 1
Witness 1
Vagrancy 40
Total 15-1
DB , OEOSS' ' OASE ,
Ho Gets So Far as the Depot on Ilia
AVay to the Penitentiary ,
Dr , Croga Is still confmod In the Jill at
Glcnwood , although Judge Loofbonrow
ordered him removed to the penlcontlary
at Fort Madison. Sheriff Farrell , on
getting the order , started for the depot
with the prisoner Sunday night , but jnst
as ho was taking the train , ho received a
message from the judge to hold Dr.
Cross there In jail until further orders.
Thia change was duo to the fact that
Grots' attorneys on hearing that bo waste
to bo taken to Fort Madlaou opened com
munlcatlon with the jndge , and presented
some points of law , which the judge felt
should bo at least examined and thought
oror before the change was made. The
sheriff was hero in consultation with the
judge , and It was decided that the doctor
should remain in the Glenwood jail for a
few days , while the law points were be-
Inp considered. The sheriff seems to bo
clearly of the opinion that thera
Is no discretion allowed him ,
but that the law requires him to take
the prisoner to Fort Madison , to remain
there daring the pendency rf the appeal.
Judge Loof bnrow has been rather In
clined to the view that the 'matter was
discretionary , bat authorities have been
presented to him showing tbo contrary ,
and on the other hand the attorneys for
Cross present a strong csso in favor of
keeping him at Glenwood. The defend
ant's attorney have also prepared a show
ing and presented it to Judge Rood , of
the supreme court , and asking him to
issue the necessary order for the doctor's
retention at Glonwood. The milter will
bo decided In a few days.
Sheriff Farrell says the reports con
cerning Dr. Cross' falling health are all
false. The doctor looks well , and seems
to be in good spirits , talks freely , and In
fact haa nothing in his condition or demeanor
meaner which warrants any such sensa
tional stories. Ho felt very badly aboul
going to the penitentiary , and was relieved
lioved when the sheriff started biok from
the depot Sunday night for the jiil.
The doctor is kept with the other pris
oners , being allowed no special favors or
subjected to any special durance. During
the day ho is allowed the freedom of the
corridor in common with the others , and
each night la locked up in hla cell ,
Slnnld ho bo taken to Fort Madison ho
will have to como under the discipline ol
the penitentiary , but will bo given hla
choice of working in the shops or not.
If ho does not ciro to work ho will bj
obliged to remain locked in his coll.
A OtmtiKu ! ' Key.
LYON & HEALEY. suooofsorj to
J. Mueller , DEALERS in PIANOS , ORGANS ,
MUSIUAL iNSTUUMBNTa , SlRINOH , SlIEET
MUHIO and Fancy Goods. The largest
Block of TOYS In the west. 103 Main
stioat , Council Blullj , Ia.
Sport 1'ur the Bliootern ,
Saturday afternoon there was a little
shoot at the driving park. In the first
match D , Stubbs , Harlo and Mnllls tied
for first money , killing ten birds each ,
They divided the puno. G. W. Thomp
son , Cert Evans and H. n. Metcalf tied
for second money on eight birds each ,
In the shoot-off , five birds , twenty elx
yards , Thompson won , killing every bird.
The next shoot was on clay pigeons
Qarlo and Thompson tied on eight out ot
a poseibli ton , and in the shoot cfl
Thompson won. For second Ilarlo and
Pasey tied on seven each.
Cesspools and vaults cleaned. Addrojp ,
R. .tK , , BEE office.
Doings or the Ciiy Council ,
At the meeting cf the city council .ait
night the bill of ex-Chief Fira Engineer
Walters from the time of tha election of
his successor was disallowed ,
A permit was grinted the flro depert-
uuut to prfuclpa'.s la the Daveupou
onrnsmont , and ono of thostcamon will
JB sent there.
The council will meet on next Thurs *
day afternoon to draft o now license
ordinance.
A communication from bnslneni men
asking that peddlers' licenses La in
creased was referred.
Property owners on North Market
street'presented a petition for the paving
that street from Washington nvonno
to Fletcher. It waa referred ,
Cobi at Gaorqo IloatonV , G28 Broad'
way. VKSW i , E3
OUTl'ITS.
TO rtJBLISUETU.
. The Western Newspaper Union , at
Oinnha , in addition to furnishing all
sizes and styles of the best ready printed
sheets in the country , makes n specialty
of outfitting country publishers , both
with now or second-hand material , selling -
ing at prices that cannot bo discounted
in any of the eastern cities. Wo handle
about everything needed in a moderate
sized printing establishment , and ara
solo western agents for some of the best
makes of Paper Cutters , Presses , Hand
and Power , before the public. Parties
about to establish journals in Nebraska
or elsewhere arc invited to correspond
with us before making final arrange-
mc'uta , ns wo generally have on hand
second-hand material in the way of
type , presses , rules , chases , etc. , which
can bo secured nt genuine bargains.
Send for the Printer1 a Auxiliary , a
monthly publication , issued by the
Western Newspaper Union , which gives
n list of prices of printer's and pub
lisher's supplies and publicly proclaims
from time to tlmo extraordinary bar
gains in second-hand supplies for news
paper mon.
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION ,
Omaha , Nob.
MANDEMAKERS & VAN ,
AROH1TEOTS ,
OONTRAOTORS
AND BUILDERS
201 jricper Bread way , Council Bluffs ,
M A
without Shoulder Brace , $1.60
ncM , with Shoulder Brnco ,
made of line Coutil , double stitched 3.00
Nil ruins , without ShoulderBrace , 1.75
Abdominal , " > > 3.0O
Misses' , 10 to 14 years J.CO
Youug Ladles' , 11 to 18 years 2.00
Highly recommended by the leading
Modistes , the Fashionable Dressmakers and
the most eminent Physicians in the United
States and Europe. Circulars free.
LEWIS SCHIELE & CO. ,
Sole Owners of Talent and U&nnfactartn ,
390 BROADWAY , NEW YOUK.
STOR SJiuXjB 33-2-
CHARLES H. PATCH
1517 Douglas Street , Omaha ,
And leading houses everywhere.
Irwf
| M
taOAPITAL PRIZE.SISO.OOO.
"We do hertly certify that ue supervise the ar
rangementsfor all the Slonthly and Semt-Annua
Drawings of the Louisiana State Lettery Company
tmd in person manage and control the Drawings
themselves , and that the same are conducted vnth
hanetty , fairness and in goodjaith toward all parties -
ties , and we authorize the company to use this cer
tificate , withfac-similes of our signatures attached
in ill advertisements. '
COMMISSIONERS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTfiACTION.
OVER HALF A MILLION DUTUIBUTKD.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated la 1603 for 25 yoara by the legislature
for educational and charitable purposes with a
capital of ? 1,000OCO to which a reeorvo fuadof orei
1650 000 has since been added.
B ) ac overwhelming popular veto Its franchise
was made a part of the prevent etato constitution
adopted December U. A. D. 1879.
Hi grand single number drawings take place
monthly.
It ncncr scales or postronca.
Look at tha following distribution.
181st Grand Monthly aud the
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL
DRAWING
In tbo Academy of Music , New Orleans , Tuesday.
Juco 10,18S5 , under the personal tupcivlslon and
management of Oen. Q. T. 11KAU1UGAIID , of
Louisiana , and Gen. JUUAL A KARLN , of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000
/arNotieo. Tickets nro Ten Dollars only.
Haves , § 5. IfJftbu , S2. Tenths , 31.
LIST OP I'llIUW
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF. . . . ? 1.0,000 ( HEO.OOt
10UANDPH1ZEOF . . . 60.COO 50.0CO
1 do do . , 0,000 20,000
2LAIiaEPIlIZKSOF. . . 10,000 25,000
4 do do , , 6,100 20,009
SO Prize , of 1.000 20,000 ,
0 Prizes of , . , MO 25,000
100 Prizes ot 00 80,000
2001'rlieaoi . . 200 40tOO
000 Priiea ot 100 60,000
1000 Prlzos of (0 65,000
100 Approilmation Prizes ol $200 0COO
1U ) do do 100 10tOC
100 do do 78 7.GCO
2279 Prlzoe , amounting to $ ! > 22,5CO
Application for rstca to cluba tlioulJ ba made only
to tueoltloe of Ilia Company In Now Orleans.
For further Information write clearly ( riving fa
address. POSTALNOTK3 , Eiproea MouoyOnlers , 01
New York Kxchango In ordinary letter , Currcnoj
by Kiprcsa ( all eums of | 5 and uuwardj at our oz-
penee ) addressed ,
U. A. DAUPDIN
Or U. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , La.
607 Bmenth St. , WashluKton V. O.
Uake P 0. Mouey Orderi payable and addren
RcgUtcred Letters to
NEW OULEAN3 NATIONAL BANK
New Orleani La ,
'I ' ought to know
jbont lt , " as the re-
nark of a gentlemtn
to h'a companion In
lnir the exhibit of
lilgu'H Food" at * re
sent fair , 'I hue
reared the children ou
t. " 8u.lt testimony
is lhl , coming yoirs
if time , Is Utter than
ill argument ) , llldge't
Kooj still inilotalos
Jthe IsttJ ai beet suited
to all Uuocs aud uniuuiou * of child 11 e. Ia conr ,
85s , 00 ,416 and 81.15 Sold by DruigUU Head
oWorliloh k U\ , Palmer , Mm. , foi pamphlets
liw ) oouctrulos ivt-ilug ol cklldieu ,
W. P. AYLESWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of nny kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Promo hem
moved on Little Giant trucks , the best In the world.
W. P. AYLSWOUTtt.
1010 Isinth Street , Council BluOa
LIVE STOCK.
STOCKERS AA'D FEEDERS.
Ilellcrj and cows ol all ages lurnlihel In any desired numbers ; ranchmen should correspond with
bcfcro purchasing elsewhere.
WINDOW & CRAMPTON , Waverly , Iowa.
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Kvorything served in first class style and on shor
notice , liot and cold luuchos always ready.
SMITH & TOLLER , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand ,
Keep Horses and Muloa constantly on hand which
wo will cell In retail or carload lota
II Stock Warranted as Reoresented
\Yholcs lo and retell dealers la Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed ,
OHCIHTJTEIB. So HBOLBTST
Cor. 6th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffa.
TO
Brs. Judd & Smith's
Offlco and Factory , No 30 , Fourth St , Council Elutls , Iowa.
A.XIR
JYill Discount all Prices.
MRS. D. A. BEHEDICS ,
Broad wey , Council Bluffs , Iowa
504 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Wholesale and Metail
T JL N IV A H !
Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves neea no comments.
Leonard's celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refrigerator. These Refrigerators excoll all other
in cleanljness. A refrigerator which cannot ba cleaned becomes useless , it becomes a miie
anco instead of a benefit.
with latest improvements.
With this washer wa do not ask you to risk confidence or money.
Wo know that a 1 that is nece-sary is a trial. TAKE ONE , and if after
one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will rotund
your money.
BOLDII STAft UASOLIK 11M1S.
Manf/es ore a
complete d ep a r ture
from tJie retjular Vapor
per Stove , and possess
many new and val
uable ' features Ji at
will
We have the exclusive agency oil the celebrated
Hen Ti Put Steel
in this city. Do not be deceived by MISUEI-UKSKNIATIONB.
at bottom price : . Mall orders solicited.
* TVR ? TTfYT & 0 ± Broadway ,
, IUJEl VUlJj COUNCIL ULUFFS ,
Norene & Landstrom ,
© reliant T
Suits to order ia It.lost styles at cheapest posslbla prices.
prices.No. . 205 Main St. , Council Bluff * .
SPECIAL JNOTIOBS
NOTICE. Spcc ! l a vertkcmento , nv.0 ts toll
tonal , To Loan , Tor Sale , To Heat , Wants , Board
ing , etc. , will ha tunortod In this column at ( he low
rate ol TEN CENTS PKB LINK for the fink Insertion
tnd FIVK CKNT3 PER LINK tot aoh nbeoqnent
trtlon. toare nlvcrtljoraonU ak cnr elSe * , ' Ho.
Featl Street , nut Eroadwar
WANTS.
ltlT4 : o 8 looms. No chid-
AtldmiZ. , Bee oinro.
Foil RALK Team o latRO lilnck liDrecs , tnltaulo
fcr farm or heavy work In rltv. One ICM'I time
on Rttlifactory socutltj. Hoiaco E\cio.t , Cou ell
lilufls , low n ,
\V NTKD-Flrst-cUj cake baker u Smith A
LocrcktV , 623 Main itrect , Council Illufl * .
\\7ANTKD-A flfil-ch'S coolf , at the Cieston
\ t Homo , Council lllulTf.
IiMJIl UKNT House , 7 roomi and 8 lulls , corner
1 lUimonv and licnton Sis. Apply 0 lUrrlson
\VANTS 1O TUAUK.-Uood Iowa cr Nebraska
IT land lor n small stock of banlwiro or general
merchandise , \\cll located. SWAN & WALKRR ,
TfOK 8&LB A rare chance to get a line , well lin-
JP proicci farm ol 400 acres , vlthln a few miles ol
Council Bluda , at a bargain. Low jnlco and easy
terms. bwAN ft WAIBRII
17Oll 8ALB ARO.xlpalDK hotel property with
1 II ) oiy tUblo , In one of the best small towns In
western IOWA will sell wither without furniture , or
will trade for a small ( arm with ( took etc.
SWAN & WALKXR ,
TOIl HALE Lands lmpro\od nad unimproved.
X ? If you want a farm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , lot us hoar from you.
SWAK a WALKSK.
"ITIOU SALE A larco number of business and reel-
JL1 donco lots In all pans of Council BIuHs. Sco
us bo lore you buy , SWAK & WALKIB.
H1OU tlALfc Parties wlshlnffto buy cheap lots to
build on can buy on monthly pajmonts of from
g2 to 810. BWAN& WAI.KKR
ir OH UKNr Wo will rent you n lot to build on
J ? with the prUlingo to buy If you with on Tory
liberal term- . SWAK & WALKKR.
j'Oll HALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
J ? Ptopben on , EOS First avenue.
AtO'HD body m Council UluOe o IHe
W Tniliin. led by carrier at only twenty
ti week.
Tport KXCIUXOR Ni . 16S , 10,000 acroa land ten
X1 mlleseouth of Sidney , Neb , , lor Council BlulTs
property.
No. 165. A good etcam flonrini ; mill In Cedar Co ,
Iowa , lor a Block ol general merchandise or hard
ware , value toCOO
No. 169 Hotel property In Tajlor Co. , Io\ta , ( or
paod farm property , value $1,000.
No. ICO. LMiJIn II.V.landLlticcluCcs. , Nob. , ( or
Council BlulTa nroncity.
No 101. line lmp < o\cd ( arm ( or cheap western
land.
land.No
No , 10) . Ons of the beat ( arms In 1'ottaTittamle
Bounty , Iowa , . < 00 acica for wild Kacens or Nebraska
land.
land.No.
No. 1C9. Hotel In Pueblo , Col. , worth SD.COO , ( or
Iowa , Kinpn' , or Nebratlia laud In par and long
time on balinco.
No. 171. Good ( arm , ( or stock ot gooda or hard
ware.
ware.No. . 172. Wild lands In Rook ] Co. , Neb. , ( or stock
ot dry goods.
No. 175. IIouso and lot In Clarlnda Page Co ,
Iowa , for Ncbrwka or lena 11114 ; value gltOi ) .
No. 177. Hotel In ona ol Uaitota'a bait totvns ,
value 50,000 , for stock of drugs for part and I.mi
unproved or unimproved
No. 178. Hploadld bargains In Klcth Co. , Neb ,
wild land ( or landa In western Iowa or gocd stock
of drugi or hardware.
No. 13) . A halt Interest In n flrst-chss plow works ,
well located , for lands valued $ : ) , D30.
No. 182. 00 icro ImpTOvcd farm In CisaCo. , Iowa
also ono In Pali , Alto Co , , of 31S , for stock of goods
No. 183 , btoro bul.dlng and stock ot gciural
mcrcbandlso , In a II\o western town for wettern
and , lmpro\o-1 or unimproved , \alU5 $14,609.
And hundreds ol ether special rxchan o bargains
or particulars , call and see or write to
BTANVALKRR ,
Council bl ulfs , Ia
XIIOS. OFFICEll , W. H , M. rtJSR
Officer & Fusev.
Council Bhiffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Exchange
anil Homo Securities.
SIMS ,
COUNCIL BLUF1S , IOWA.
Office , Vain Street , Rooms 7 and 8 , Bhugartand ]
IIcuO block. Will practice In Stateuid tate courts ,
j. L. DBBETOISE.
Ho. 507 Broadway Oonnoll Bluflj.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlmoo ot the arrival and do
rartnra ot trains by central standard time , t the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mla
otoi earlier and arrive ten mlnutos later.
DEMriT.
taioino and Nonnrwiama.
0:25 : A M Mall and Eiprcsa CXO'v J
12:40 : i' u Accommodation 4tO : r M
6:30 : r u Exprena 9:05 : A M
C11101UO AND ftOOK ISLAND ,
0:25 : A M Hall and Express 0:53 : r u
7:25 : A tt Accommodation 6:16 :
5:30 : 1' M ExpreES 9:00 : A M
emoiao , HILWAUKBI AND sr. ri
0:207A : M JIa'l and Exprcs ) A:50 : r x
5:25 : ! u Kxprea ) 0:05 : A t
oracAoo , inauaaroii AID qunor.
9:50 : A > 1 Mall and Express 7:10 : r M
311.Accommodation 2:00 : v'a
8:5CA :
8T. MUIB AUD PACIrlO.
2:10 r H Local St. Louis Express Local
3:00I'M : Transfer " " Transfer 8:20r. :
7:49 l' H Local Chlcigo & St L Exp Local 8CO : A t
7:35 : I'M Transfer ' " Tranjfer 0C5A :
XAMlla OUT , ST. 10 * AND COUNCIL ELUITS.
lOiO.1) A u Hall and Exprees 6:40 : r >
KM r M Uxpreea 6:25 : A u
( IODX CITT AKD PiOinC.
7:20 : A H -Mall for Sioux City 0:50 : r
7:80 : l' M Eijirets for St Paul 0:25 : A u
UMOS I'Aeinc.
11:00 : A u Duivor Express 4:35 : r M
1:05 : iM Lincoln Pots O'a & U V 2:35 : r u
7:55 : r M Overland Express 8:30- : >
DUMMY TIU1.S3 TO OMAHA ,
Loive Council Bluff j - 6 65-7:65-9:80-10:80 : : :
11:40 : a. m. l : 0-2ao-3-4:28-5:2B-6:25- : : : :
11:46 : p. m. . Leave Omaha 6:25 : 7:26 : e:60 : 10
-11:15 : a. m. U:60-2:00-Soo-4uo : : : : 4:55-6:55 : :
11:10 : a m.
OMLY HOTEL
la Couuo Bludi balu a
And all modern improvements , call bells , fire
alarm bolls , eo. , ia the
CRESTON HOUSE
Noa. 21P , 217 and 1210 , l I&in Street.
MAX f' > UN. - PROI'IUKTOB
H. SOHTJEZ.
ornov evan AUKEIOJLH sxrum
COUNCIL BLUPFB. IOWA.
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Jj lulli it invrtar of UtU.
CHHONIC DISEASES- " *
mm. BLUFFS
IARPET COMPANY
CARPETS ,
Ourtaiiisj Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Caieful Attention Given to On
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our stock Is the
and i ] brin ; ccntitiDnllf replonlahod by
all the latest ncd choicest novoltloa.
405 Broadway Council Biufis ,
( OR BALK BV
S. A.
101) ) M-tiii St. , Council Bluffs
He till tSont nndSbao etorolioro big bargains can
\\nja bo louml.
Mammoth. Dime Museum
AND THEATEK.
Cth A\c. and Fcarl Street , ( Formerly Martln'fl
Rink. )
J" . W , PAUiEit , Proprietor.
CARPENTER'S MAMMOTH
Co \
TWENTY PEOPLE.
Every Evening for Two Weeks.
June 2d.
CommencingJWonday , , .
In Onr Ourio Hull :
Replete with now curiosities every week.
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
NO. 2 ,
Ia the Hiffficst Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World.
With rnly 39 lieys ( o learn an
operate. It prints 70 characters
Including caps mid Email letters ,
punctuations , flifuriN , signs and
fractions It 6 the efinplest and
' raplJ wrlttig machlno
ic incut durables
for free illustrated pamphlet.
WyckofF Snr- tins & Benedict ,
Chicago. 111. . Solo Agents.
0. II. SHORES , Crmneil Bluffs
Agent for Waitern Iowa
VlHO 13 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS'
COUNTRY WILL 6EE DV EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE {
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