Nebraska Newspapers

    G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THURSDAY , APRIL 15.1886,1 . . _
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCflTBLUFFS.
THURSDAY MORNING , APRIL 15.
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OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
ncllvctcd liy cnrrlcr In nnypnrtof the city nt
twenty cents per week.
II. W. TILTOX , - - - Manager.
TitFl'HONE3 ; :
ntJCiNEFsOrriCK , No. 43 ,
NinnTKiitfoii.ya.g ) .
M1NOU MKNT1O.V.
Stiihbs , the Iisittor.
Now spring ooils at Keller's.
I/ndies , bear in mind the opening at the
Parisian millinery itoro , April 22 and 23.
"Soapy" Hrooks was yesterday lined a
double iioitlon for carrying concealed
Weapons.
The son of J S. Liilgctt , of Hnnlin
lownahip , died on Tuesday , and will be
buried to-daj' .
All call nnd sco the line display of mil
linery goods nt the Parisian millinery
store. Spring opening April 22 and 23.
William Helming has been complained
of for keeping the beer garden open last
.Sunday. Ho says the bar wus not run
ning.
Chief of Police Pat .Shnrmnn , otTopoka ,
Kim , arrived hero last evening after the
two fellows arrested hero for burglar/- !
ing : i jewelry store there.
Ten deserters from the regular army
passed through hero yesterday , en route
for Lcnvuisworlli , Kan. , penitentiary.
They were under the charge of colored
guards.
Some improvements are being made in
the Pacifiu House. New roofs uro being
added to some of the buildings , n new
range lias been put in place , and oilier
needed changes will follow.
In Justice Scliur/ ' court yesterday , a.
case , Slate of luwavs Rose uu Vurgio , for
alleged larceny , was started. George
Holmes appeared on the part of the stale
and Mynsterte Limit for the defense. An
luljournment was taken until Saturday
afternoon ,
An insane man from Sr.lt Lake , being
taken through to his old homo in Michi
gan , stopped over hero last night , and
was placed in the county jail lor safe
keeping , thus aflbrdlng bis keener an op
portunity to get a little needed rest and
sleep , Ins ward having been quite wild
and troublesome- part of the time.
There having been the usual lull in the
liglit between the city and Mitchell Vin
cent regarding the sewer ditch contract ,
and the usual amount of time having
been used in a fruitless attempt to settle ,
war will bo resumed in the courts this
morning , the mandamus case being
vailed on again before Judge Ayles-
worth.
The track on the alley near Thomas
Whito'u house on Tenth avenue has been
laid by the railway company , and now
Ihero will come more litigation. Air.
White obtained an injunction , but the
railway company has appealed , filed a
bond , and the iust'ce ' ot White's claim
for dnmagcE will have to be settled in the
courts.
Miss Popplctqn will close her course on ,
Shakespeare this evening , at 8 o'clock , at
the liaptist church , corner First ayenuo
and Sixth street. The subject of the lec-
tnro will be Shakespeare's "Julius
t'a'sar , " illustrated by readings from the
play. Those who have attended the af
I ternoon luL'turcs will please notice the
change. Tickets , 50 cents. For sale at
Ihishncll's. '
C. Van ISurcn , of San Francisco , ar
rived hero yesterday. Ho has charge of
Governor Stanford's celebrated stables.
The horses are expected hero next week.
There are 113 on the road , bound for the
cast , to be exhibited , and then divided
among the various circuits for the com
ing season's meetings. They are all
tlioroughbreds , aad many of them are
very lino. The horses will remain at the
track hero for : i week before proceeding
to Now York.
The city attorncv , ( } . A. Holmes , was
aroused from his nappy dreams of in
junction suits , Tuesday night , by the
noise made by some midnight prowler ,
who was evidently searching for some
easy egress into his sleeping apartment.
The prowler finally struck a match to see
his way along the hallway of the build
ing , and the attorney then concluded it
was time for action. He jumped out of
bed , Koixod his trusty gun , and the fellow
hearing the movement wont down the
sfairs on the jump.
The material for the American Dis
trict. Telegraph company has arrived ,
and work will commence in a day or
twot and will be pushed forward to com
pletion at an early dato. There has been
Koine delay caused ingetting the needed
ordinance passed , ami now comes the
death of the motlicr-m-lnw of Mr.
Khcims , who has the contract for con
structing the lines. His absence in
Cedar Rapids attending the funeral
causes a little further delay. The mes
senger boys are alreadv engaged , the
mam ollico is being lilted UP , and before
the close of the month the lines will bo
working.
Dressmaking , cutting and fitting by
Miss Glcason , No. 81 Pearl street.
Personal ParuurnptiH ,
1) . F. Kielier lias returned from Coifax.
Mrs. O. M. Urown has returned from
Ohio.
Ei . Ncrria. oi Juui ( lair. VnH,0 ; ,
Bluffs yesterday.
Frank Sliinn , of Carson , was in the
city yesterday.
K. Chase , of the Omaha Smelting
Works , was in the IMulTs yesterday.
J. M. Shea went to Fairfield yesterday
to serve as a witness in some case being
tried there.
Conrad Geiso is Improving rapidly , and
It is to bo hoped that ho will bo able to
bo out ere long.
J. J. Sullivan , ono of the live boot and
shoo men of Missouri Valley , spent yes
terday In the city.
E. W. Hart , manager of the Now York
Plumbing company , who broke his leg
omo time ago while on lior.su back , is out
on crutches.
. Sol. Bloom , of Deadwood , is in the
city on ills return from Now York , stop
ping over hero to shako hands with some
uf his old friends.
J , W. Haldano , of Canada , is nt the
Pacih'o house , taking a brief rot hero on
bis way to San Francisco , from which
plnco ho will go to Oivgon.
Cy , Parker yesterday received a tele
gram informing him of the do'ith of his
father-in-law , Mr. Perry , nt Logan , Mrs.
Pnrko. wont there several days ago.
J. II. Green , traveling passenger agent
of the Union Pacifio , was in the Hlull's
ycstorduy , distributing some elegant
tourist bonks , illustrating Rocky Moun
tain and other western scenery.
\V. T. Van Kirk and F. O. Cook , two ol
the best known business men of Janes-
vlllo , Wis. , stopped over hero yesterday
to sco the growth of Council Ulntl's , and
then passed westward tor the California
ellmo.
Short anil Sweet ,
The city council hud a brief session
yesterday morning as a board of cattail-
nation and then adjourned further lousi
ness in that line until 7 o'clock this even
ing. Thu council meeting was then hold.
in accordance with the adjournment ol
the night previous , but this was alsu
brief. The ordinance in regard to the
change of grade o ( Bluffs street was read
a second time , and laid over until this
evening at 7:30 : o'clock , to which time ad
journment wus taken.
Hois Brought Back From the Far West , But
Without Money.
TROUBLED BY AN OLD V/IFE.
The Watnnn'B Exchange Boys Gixtli-
liurglnr Tools Prof. Ijcrcli
Sent to the I'cii The JlnrotiB
Affair.
Traveling Crnokctl.
SlicrltT Reel arrived homo yesterday
morning with his prisoner , Harry Wall-
bridge , the absconding snlcsnirm for L.
Kirscht & Co. , wholesale grocers , of this
city. Wallbridjro entered the employ of
this house us a traveling salesman about
August , 1835. Ho came highly recom
mended , and seemed to bo worthy of
confidence. He had been in business for
himself In Springfield , Dakota , and later
had been employed in Omaha. In Jan *
uary hist ho started out one Monday
morning to make Ids trip , and at Mis *
souri Valley ho collected about $000 duo
the house. This ho reported , and push *
hit ; on to River Sioux , collected about
$ 100 moro there , reporting that also , but
not sending In any money. In his anxiety
to collect money it seems that in some
instances lie oflercd discounts not author-
i/ed by the house , and having got all the
cash ho could , he ran into Omaha , where
his wife wus , and with her started for the
east. The lirm not receiving the remit
tances as expected , became suspicious
and commenced telegraphing for him ,
but lost trace of him. It seems from later
developments that ho deliberately
planned to got away with a big roll , and
that ho succeeded well. It is said that ho
had held back and covered up about $200
or ? 300 of previous collections , so
that when ho gathered in on
his last trip he had a snug
little roll of over § 1,000. Ho
seems to have had the usual excuse of
having been drawn into some gambling
game , or having been on a spreo. With
his plunder and his wife ho went to Chi
cago. am { then to his old homo in liattlo
Creek , Michigan , but for some reason ho
only staid thuro over night , and hurried
west again. His wife went to her old
homo in Yankton , and he went into Mon
tana , stopping at Hoxeman. Ho loafed
about the place for some time , and then
got employment in a hotel. Hu was plan
ning goin > ; to work on a ranch in a few
days , thhiKing that would be a more re
tired place for him. Ho was wearing an
assumed name , but the traeo was fol
lowed up and his location became known
to the ollicors by watching the corres
pondence with his wife. Wallbridgo was
Hitting in a saloon when an oilier name
til ) to Mini and ordered him to throw up
his hands. Ho was disposed to show
light at lirst , but the oflleer poked a big
"persuader" under his nose. He threw
up his hands , and in this way was
marched through the streets to the city
jail , at the point of a revolver. He obsti
nately denied being Wallbridgo , but
after Sheriff Reel arrived he acknowl
edged the fact. He had but $5 in his
pocket when arrested.
Wallbridgo is ( mite communicative. Ho
admits that ho has done a great wrong ,
and that he should be punished. He ex
presses some hope that by the aid of
friends ho will bo able to make restitu
tion for the money taken , but others take
little faith in any such prospect. Besides
his wife Wallbridge has two children ,
one of whom is with his wife , and tiio
other with his folks in Michigan. Ho is
n man about 30 years of ago , and as a
salesman and business man seemed to
have ability enough to have made a suc
cess by honest means , without resorting
to any such crookedness. Ho seems dis
posed now to give all the information desired -
sired by the house , as to what money ho
collected , and all the details of his ac
tions. He says his sample cases wore left
by him at the Windsor house in Omaha.
Ir McLeod , oculist and aurist , No.
CO'J Broadway , Council Bhills.
The Woman's
The Woman's Exchange held its an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church. This organization
has done a grand work , and ' has con
tributed greatly to the success of the
building of the now church. The follow
ing oflicors were elected for the coming
year : President , Mrs. George T Phelps ;
vice president , Mrs. P. C. DoVolj secre
tary , Mrs. E. U. 1 ( . Fisher ; treasurer ,
Mrs. Roberts.
The reports presented for the year
prpvrd very gratifying. The gross re
ceipts for two years past have amounted
tof4,500 , and the net receipts ? 2,1 > 00.
The success already attained has sug
gested the idea of opening an exchange
store for thrco months at least , long
enough to determine whether such an en
terprise can bo made successful. The
purpose of such a pl'ico is to put on sale
the various articles made by women. At
the meeting yesterday Airs. J. U. Reed
toad a very interesting paper concerning
the modes of organizing and methods of
conducting such an exchange.
Money to loan by Forrest Smith.
Troubled By an ExAVI re.
Th.9 2lIiaoffh by ail as rnaay
\Vmto claims to bo greatly annoyed by
Mrs. White , from whom ho obtained a
divorce some time ago. Ho got his
divorce on the ground that she would not
stay at homo but would go off and leave
him. Now she seems to be equally deter
mined to stay by him. Ho says ho locks
UP his house to keep her out , but shu in
sists on coming in , breaking a window if
necessary to gain admittance. Yesterday
ho applied for an injunction to keep her
away , this seeming the popular mode of
procedure in all kinds of cases. Ho set
forth in his petition that * ho was insol
vent , a spendthrift , given to strong drink ,
and a persistent bother to him , and he
know of no way of getting relief except
by an injunction restraining her from
continually trespassing upon Ids proper *
ty. The injunction was granted , and she
will have to seek shelter somewhere else.
For the latest style ot dressmaKing see
Miss Glottsou No JH Peart street ,
Voiinu Thlovos.
Joe Webb and Dick Webster were ar
rested the other day for larconoyand are
to bo given a hearing before Justice
Hemlrieks to-day. They are boys , aged
about 17 , but they seem to have got a
good start for the penitentiary. They
were arrested on the charge of stealing a
sheep from Pace & Schmidt , and seine
meal tickets from Taylor Woolsoy , The
Webb boy has been sleeping in a little
building near his mother's housu , and
yesterday the otlicers went there on n
search. A number ot chisels and otliet
tools wore found hidden there , and be
tween thirty and forty keys of dltlercul
kinds. 13y the looks of the lay-out it an
pears that the boys were getting read }
to do a general pilfering and burglary
business. _ _
Tlio Marcus Shooting.
The announcement of the shooting ol
the farmer Harry lirontz , by Mr. Marcus ,
of this city , in Grand Island , given in u
special In the DEI : yesterday wa. ? a sur
prise to tiio frlumls of 'Mr. Marcus.
A BEU uiau called on Mrs. M. Marcus'
but that lady had already been Informed
by Mr. Sibley , the butter packer , whoso
place of business is a couple of doors
JlWflV '
Mr.'Marcus has owned a hltlo second
hand store and pawn shop at No. 540
Uroadway for the past live years , and has
accumulated by careful saving enough
money to purchase the frame building in
which his business is run and the build
ing adjoining , No. r,13. Ho loft on Tues
day , April 0 , for Grand Island to open a
branch establishment , taking with him a
boy named H. Grecnburg.whois the clerk
mentioned as sleeping in the store with
Marcus when Drontz attempted to get
into the store early Tuesday morning
and was shot in the eye by Marcus.
Mrs. Marcus with her brother
and sister are attending to the business
hero. They wore greatly surprised to
learn of the nfliiir. Mrs. Marcus seemed
satisfied in her mind Hint her husband
had done the shooting in self defcn.su or
to protect his nropcrty , as "ho always
tried to get away from a light , and would
rather run than to get In trouble. " Mrs.
Marcus telegraphed to her husband yes
terday. Ills reply was : "I have bonds.
Everything is all right. "
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street , Council HlulTs.
In the I'cn.
Prof. A. Lorch.wlio created such a sen
sation hero by stealing some checks from
Conrad Goiso's ollice , is now reported as
being safely landed in the penitentiary.
Lcrcn was a German editor , and when
the startling revelation came that ho wus
a common thief , or rather a very uncom
mon one , his acquaintances could hardly
bcliovc it. Ho pleaded so pitcously for
mercy , that at last n number of citizens
went on his bond , and he was released
from custody. Ho jumped the country ,
leaving the bondsmen to pay the amount.
Later came the news that he had been ar
rested in Kansas City for burglary , and
now follows the news of his conviction
ami his sentence to the penitentiary for
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five j'cars.J
Card of Tlinukn.
Mr. Barrett and familydesiro to extend
their sincere thanks to the friends and
neighbors for sympathy and many , kind
nesses shown them during hmma's ill
ness and at her death ; also to teachers
and schoolmates for the beautiful llowors ,
tokens of their love and sympathy for the
loved one who has gone.
IMnHonlc.
Harmony Chapter No. 25 , O. E. S. , will
meet in regular session this ( Thursday )
evening at 7:30 : o'clock. By order of the
W. M. CAKUII : HUNTINOTON' ,
Secretary.
How Ijot Brown Acquired Ills Nlcfc
Naino.
Chicago Herald : ' 'Dp you know Tony
Brown , of Chicago ? " inquired one rail
road man of another on a western train.
"Never hoard of him. "
"What , don't you known Tony Brown ,
who travels Montana and Idaho for the
C. B. & Q.V Thought everybody knew
him. He used to bo called Lot Brown. "
"Why didn't you say so before. Of
course 1 know Lot Brown. But how did
he become to bo called Tony ? "
"There's a little story about that. Out
our way they call him the railroad dude
from Chicago. Ho is a dandy. Oh , yes ,
about the nickname Tony. Ho got that
on his last trip to Helena. On the train
was the little trick skater , Miss Tony
Berneau. Of course Brown feet out to
have a llirtation with her , and show us
wjld barbarians how hearts are smashed
by the experts from Chicago. Ho
seemed to get along very well ut it , too ,
and when the train had arrived at Helena
she roguishly invited him to a seat in the
landau which was waiting for her. You
ought to have seen the smile on Lot's
face as ho took his seat. Ho thought ho
was great , but ho didn't know that there
was to bo a procession in honor of the
fair skater's arrival. The band struck up
and the small boys gathered around the
carriage and the procession took up its
march. Brown slouched his hat down
over liis eyes and resigned himself to his
fate. When the procession reached Main
street he was recognized by many of his
friends , ami they followed on foot and
made it very pleasant for him. Through
the principal streets of the city the caval
cade drove , and when it finally stonped
in front of the Cosmopolitan hotel the
handsome representative of the C. B. &
Q. was in a cold sweat. When he alighted
his friends wore there to receive him , and
they had a good deal more fun than ho
had. Ever since that incident Lot has
been called Tony Brown up our way , but
for goodness sake don't say I told you. "
Ci
Too Mnny GlrlH Going West.
Chicago Herald : The low rates of faro
to California have started a species of
emigration from Chicago which threat
ens , to become a serious .matter. In some
way or another word has been passed
around that there is a great demand for
servant girls on the coast. Wages are
from $20 to ? 30 a month , according to
the reports , and a Chinaman is always
kept to do the heavy work and the wash
ing. On the strength of these reports
hundreds of young women are leaving
good places in Chicago and buying
tickets for San Francisco. The girls
have also heard that there are many
opportunities to marry rich men on the
coast , rich men being abundant and
good looking girls scarce. Of course ,
this adds fuel to the llanio , and the
ni iiornt * ' * * * * ' " * ' co * * ' * * " "
uini riti .
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tl 1B , nnuMr > v..UMn iruiMi.-
tibmi. One morning last week while she
was clearing away the breakfast table
the cook employed in a North Side
family heard of the great inducement
ottered in California. She also heard
that the railway faros were likely to go
up at any minuto. By 11 o'clock her
trunk was packed , and when the Pacific
express pulled out of the Union Depot at
noon she was on board. It is Mild to bo
a fact that servants wages on the coast
nro 50 per cent higher than in Chicago.
The Chinaman is a failure as a maid of
all work , though ho may do very well as
a scrub or washer-woman.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Dluttfl bavin ?
Fir © Esoa-p ©
And oil moderu Itnnrovotaonla , cell buys , lira
alarm bolls , etc. , Is the
CREST ON HOUSE J
Nos.215 , SIT and 219 , Main Strest ,
.M.AX ilOHN , 1'ropriuto
Council Bluffs Bus
AND
Carriage Transfer Co.
Ijowla & Anul , I > ro)9.
rofsongcrs and bnsii ( o taken to and from
all trains. Ilusses , carrlagua and ItagjaHo wax-
one nmUo connections with all trains. Prompt
attention elvon to ull calls. poclal rales lo
theatrical troupoj nnd commercial men. Car-
riugus run day and night. Olttco at O duii
Houso. Telephone 1 3. Also at Ltcchtulo's
Hotel. Li-uvenidnrtton the lutrs.
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs
This Sptico Is Reserved for
(
Hai'kticss lU-os. ' Siiflnc Aim
iiouiiccincnt.
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"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria t
the last six years tlicro 1ms not been
DUHINO
n death from Dlplitborluln uny cuso whuro
DH. THOMAS JEFKISIUES' PIIEVUNTIVB niul
Cunc wns used. It 1ms been the means uf Eav-
thousands of lives nnd mlirht htwo Buvod
humlruJs of thousands moro. Imllspcnslblo In
putrid sore throat , in malignant Mai let 1'cvcr ,
changing It In 43 hours to the plmplo form. In-
fiillibln euro for all Intlammutory , Ulccrntivo ,
Putrid , Cancerous Ulcoratton of the Womli and
nil Ctitarrhul conditions. Price J2.
Full printed Instructions how to use the uicdl-
clno bent with It. No doctor required.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia I
Dyspeptic , why llvo In misery , nnd die In dls
pair with cancer of the stomach t Dr. Thomas
JoITories cures every case of Indigestion nnd
constipation Inn very short tlmo. Best of ref
erences ( riven. Dyspepsia Is the cause of ninety
per cent of nil diseased conditions. Price 5
for two weeks treatment.
From the Council muffs Dally Hornl 1 :
Mrs. E. M. Gcrnrd , wlfo of Knfjmcor Gerard ,
of the Uuion Pacific , this city , has been n great
sufferer for many yonrs , with what was sup
posed to bo cancer of the throat. It was HO bad
tlmtEhowns threatened with starvation- Her
general health was completely broken down.
She could only swallow liquid food , and oven
that licr stomach could QOJ , digest or assimilate.
Physicians of Council I Huffs and Omaliu garo
no relief. Dr. Jcfforls , of this city , wns called.
In four weeks' time ho cured her throat , and
has completely restored her general health.
Had Mrs. Gerard not obtained relief soon she
would have died from blood poison , the snmo
condition that destroyed the Ufa of Oen.Ornnf
Dr. Jclfcrles' dlpthoria medicine Is infallible In
all klliils of sere throat.
DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES
Can only bo obtained nt his Ollice ,
- SJivM' " ; - . , liin ! ! Ui"lE.I- ! ,
Orscnl DyKxpfess on lloeipt ot Frlco ,
China , Glassware and Lamps ,
\V. S. Homor&Cj. .
No. 23 , Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
Locking Bracket for Fences
ANIJ OTHEIl HA 11-8 , HOD3 , ETC.
FENCES BUILT WITHOUT NAILS.
Any part rcndlly tnken out or replnco : ! . For
picket or rail fencos.lron orwooil. cannot bo ex
celled for ralllnif of any sort. For particulars
wrlto C. J. HECKMAN , Inventor.
Council UluU * .
State nnd county rights for sale.
TIMOTHY SEED.
I Imro o quantity of'foutid , well cleaned seed
which 1 otfor at roasomiblq figures. Seed of the
l , Bcluillpr , loWtt. 0. & N. W. Ky.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
HAIR GOODS
WIGS K1ADE TO ORDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
DIAMOND IIHAN1) OIT
STRICT ? PURE LEAD , ZIKC AK D OIL
ZP-A-IZCsTTS
Are absolutely jmre. as represented. Ono Kal-
Ion will cover two liunUrud and nlty square
feet .two coats , and will btiiy on lonKtr than any
other paint manufactured. Korailo by
S. HI. iKZEX-.I.jir . ,
Dealer in Drugs , Paints , Oils , Etc ,
507 Huin Street , Council Bluffa.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
ESOXTSJPS OF
OOITNOIL BLUFFS.
DEEUE , WELLS & CO. ,
\Vhoksfxtd
Agricultural Implements , Bngglas ,
Carriages , ito : , Ktc. Council IMiiffa , Iowa.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shelters , Stalk Cutters ,
DIscHnrrows , Seeder * , Corn Planter * , FooJ Cut
ters , Ktc. Factory , Hock fulls , Ills.
you. 11501 , 1W , l.V)5 ) , 1507Multi St. , Council muffs.
DAVID UKAiJLKY & "cai
Mnnufra nil 1 Jobbers of
Agricultural Iniplenients.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Carriages , and nil klnis of Knrm Mnolilnorjr.
1100 to 111(1 ( South Muln Street , Counell Illurfs ,
F.O. UMUSOS , T. H.Dotrm.As , URO.R WIUOIIT.
l're3.iTrcixg. V.-l'ros.&Mnn. Soc.&Counsol.
Council Bluffs Handle Factory ,
( Incorporated. )
Manufacturers of Axle , 1'lck , Slodsro nod Small
_ llmiillcg , of every description.
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CAtll'KTS.
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COUNCIL HLUl'TS CARPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Curtain Fixture * , Upholstery Goods ,
lite. No. 405 lirondiray Council muffs ,
_ _ Iowa.
_ ciOAits , ron.icco , KTC. _
PEREGOY & MOURE ,
Wliolesnlo Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
NOB. SS Main ana S7 I'oarl Sts. , Council llluffe ,
_ lown.
_ COMMISSION. _
SNYDER & LEAMAN ,
Wliolesnlo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants ,
No. 14 I'onrl St , Council Illuira.
_ _
_ CIlACKKltS. _
McCLURG CRACKER CO. ,
Manufacturers of
Fine Crackers , Biscuits and Catoi ,
_ Council lilujff , tinea.
cnoc KK in :
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MAURER & CRAIG ,
Importers&JobbersofCrockery.Glasswara .
Lumps , Fruit Jura , Cutlery , Stonowarn. llnr
Good ? , Fancy Goods. Ktc. Council lllulls ,
lown.
I1ARLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Sundries. Ktc. No. 23 Main St. , and
No. 21 I'onrl St. , Council Mulls.
Ditv ooons.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Liiwters and Jobbers of Dry Goads ,
Notions. Klo. Nos. 112 and 114 Mnlti St. , Nos. 113
nndllj I'cnrl St. , Council liluIVs. Iowa.
FltriTS.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fraits a Specialty
General Commission. No. Gt'J Broadway ,
Council Illuirs.
_ _
WIRT & DUQUETTE ,
Wliolesnlo
Fruits , Confectionary & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 10 and 18 1'oarl St. , Council
aiiacEit uis.
GRONEWEG & SCHOENTGEN ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 119 and Ml , Main St. , Council Illuffa ,
Town.
L. KIRSCIIT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Grocerls3.
Also Wholesale I.tquor Dealers. No. 410 Hroud-
way , Council Hlutfs.
] ' . C. DB VOL ,
Wholesale
Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves ,
Hefrigcrators. etc. Nos. 534 llrou Iwiiy , and 10
Mnin street , Council lllulTi' .
HAHXESS , KTC.
HECKMAN & CO. ,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. 625 Mnln St. . Council muffs , Town.
HATS , CAPS , K'fO ,
METCALF HROTIIERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. : ) l''nndil : ( llroadivny , Council
' . ' .
11KAV1' It.lltDtt'AHK.
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholosulo
Iron. Steel. Nails. Heavy Hardware.
? i - t - < j
And Woo.l Slosk. ( V/jnoU : il.ilfa , IOTP.
HIDES AXD WOOL.
D. 11. McDANELI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , I'oltB , (1 ( reaso nnJ Kurd Council
Illiiirn , Iowa.
OILS.
COUNCIL KLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oil ; , Gasollni
E3TO. , E3TO.
B. Theodore , Anent , Council lllutfs. Iowa.
, arc.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
And llridtfe Material Spoclaltlr'S.WIioIosnlo Lum
ber oj nil Kinds. Olllco No. MO Main St. ,
Council illullri. lown.
JOHN UNDER ,
Whok'sido
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ,
Agent for St. ( lottliArri's Herb Hitter * . No. 13
Mtilntft. Council lllulld.
SCHNEIDER & RECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
KuCOO J/cKn SI. , Council Illuffi.
N. SCHUH.Z ,
Justice of the Peace.
OfflcoOvcr American Exprcas Company.
Farm at a Bargain.
Well Improved farm of 10T acres lor sale ;
J < miles fiom Council Ululls. Address
lltA BCOI'IELD ,
Council Ulutfs.
. 3P. > II
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
tlrlck lulMlrm nnv Vlml rnl t > < l or moved nnd satisfaction Rimrnntecd. Frnmo houses raovaJ
.
onUtlleOlnat trucks the tjoH In the \rorll.
803 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street , Council Bluffs.
YOU BUY BUGGIES ?
1ST CLASS IN ETER1 RESPECT
. DAVIS & CO.
Eat : > llNlic l In 1S7T.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
M ovsr § 0 Different Styles.
20OOO Vehicles Annually. Seiul for Ciital < > ( tiic , I'rlvcN , Freight
IlatcsfitiHt Testimonial * .
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTION Special ndvcrtlsomonu , such a ?
LoBt.FouuJ , To Lo n , Fo * S.ilo , To Kant , W.xntj
Ioiirdlnffoto.rill bo Itisartod hi this columnat
thclo-r rate or TEN CRXTS PKIl LINE for tin
flrBtlasortlonand FIVB CBMl'3 1'KU LINE for
ench subso.iuoiit Insertion. Lo.ivo ii'lvorlUa
montsat our ofllco , No. U 1'ourl etroot , uo-lr
LroaUwuy , Council mutts.
WANTS.
WANTUU Two strictly tlrst-cliiss rent nnil
imutrt inul ; irs. J. JI. Smith , No. SJ3 ,
Ilrondw.iy , Council lllufTs
OIt SAI.R A very dcslrnblnilrutr store In
cliotco lo.-ntlon Can bo Irul ut liarffii
on onsy piiymonts by applyingto George
Heiiton , Council Itltill's , lu\vu.
FOHPAI.K OMni'.pors. In qiinntltlos to suit ,
nt llc-0 ofllco No. li 1'oarl street.
FOIt HBXT Klvo room cottnpo. Iiuiulro nt
ISO I'ourth street , or of MoMlckoti , aid
1'latnerstrcot.
SWAN tt WAMCKIt , No. IH M.Un sttcut ,
( uailor Ultfzoti's Ilinkl , roiil ca itc iitui mur-
cliamllsu t'Ac'.mu o brokers. Our books are full
oi' special hnr uliH , but it I * liupo > altilo to pub *
1NU a rolmblu list from lliofuct of so nr.uiy dally
cluniKUS. Wlmt wo U9k Is : If you want to sell
ortradoimythlntf In our line , write us mill wo
will Bond you a pllo of bargains to soluct from.
Lands Improved or iinirnprovii.l , city or town
property , stocks of nooM of liny liind In any
plitcu.lt aiicli you have or such you w.int let UH
hear from you. Sivdn & Wulkor Counr-il lllitira
METROPOLITAN
Clothing BSii ( , I > rrs'es ,
Clonk * , Scarfo , K'eiilliers ,
Eetiovatcd and Dyed.
ISrynni Street , ttiipoKltc City Jtuil.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL 11LUFF3.
The following Is the time of nrrlval uirl
dcpnrturoof trains by central standard time , ut
the locnl depots. Trains leave transfer depot tun
minutes oarlicr and arrive ten minutes later :
DWAIlT.CIllOAno HOIITIIWIMT . . >
0:3) : ) A. W . sl11" ontl Express . 6:50 : P. M.
32:401' : . M . Accommodation . luUp. M.
CtOl' : . M . Express . UOiA..M. :
CIMCAUO & HOCK ISLAND.
SI-23A. M . Mall mid Uxpress . 0rtr. : M.
7-15A.M . Accommodation . 5:4ii : ! > . M.
CUP. : ) M . Express . 0:03 : A. M.
CIIIUAUO. MIUWAUKEU * c ST. PAUL ,
(1:20 ( : A. M . Mall and Kxpio s . flrfQp. M.
0:00 : J' . M . Kxprt'ss . UiUjA. M.
CHICAGO. lIUUl.l.MOrON & QU1XOV.
9:40 : A.M . Mull mid Express . n-J Qs ? .
0:60 : p. M . Express . 0:03 :
WAIIASn , ST. 1,0 U IS A PACIFIC.
Z:15P. M.I < ocnlSt. I.oills EvpreH4 I/ocal .
3X ( ) P. M.TrnnsforHt. Ixiuls K.x. Trans fer.iiW : : P. M
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOB & COUNCIL , llLUrKS
10:10 : A. M . Mall and Express . 6 : : i' . M.
UUOP. : M . Kxpross . G : JA. .M.
BIOU.X crrv & PACIFIC.
7:1RA.M : . . .Sioux City Mall . flTOp. : M.
CiO : ; v.ll . HUl'aul Kxpruss . 8:2oA.it :
UNION PACIFIC.
] 0:35A. : u . Ihmvi.T Kinross . r > : < ! iP. M.
2:1U : P.M. . .Lincoln Pass. , Urn. & V..2:05 \ ' . M.
7:60 : P. M . Overland Ilxuresa . 8:15 A. M.
DUMMV TIIAINSTO OMAHA.
Lcnvo Council Illuffs 7:05 : HaS : a:30 : lom
llao : a. in. : lao-2:30-330--40-5 : : ; ; ! : : - < U3-
8:4r-ll:16 : p. m. 8iindays-7:05-0:30-llJO- : : : : .
m ; U:30 : tlIu5:25 : : : 0io ; U:45n. : m. Leave Oraa-
ba6r7i58 : : : : : ) -IO:00-UOOa. : m : lOU-3iX- : (
: i00-4X-fiM ; ; ( ) : ( : 0:05 : iis : 11:10 : p.m. Hundnya
: J5 7:60--S:4 : : ! ' 11:00 : a. in. : 2:00Ii:00"GOJ : : :
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRSC.L.GILLETTE'S ' HAIR GOODS STORE
No. 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opp. Postoffice ,
" "
B. BICE , M. D.
fiKNPDPQ or other turners rnmovod without
tfiHuDIlJ the knlfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES of nil kinds a spoolaltr.
Over thirty yours' prict.ail : evpurlonua.
No. 11 1'earl Street , Con in U lllulfd.
Omalia Dntal Associa'n '
Cor. HUli nnd Douglas Sis.
, /C * . > "
Flllliik' ut lowctt price , with fold , silver and other
comliliiiitlons Gold pinto and continuous ( ium Tcetli
a specialty.
Best Sets of Teetli , f3S ,
Former price Its. 1'cr/cct 111 unJ licH material. All
work Kiiarantced.
Council Bluffs Office ,
SIM HHOADWAY , WEST SIDE.
OFFICES & PUSEY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
KstubllshcJ.loiT.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COXJNOILj BrjtTjrtjPs.
Practices In St.ito nnd Federal Courts ,
llooais 7 aud 8 , Simrort
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes , bought nnd sol.i , at lolall and
In lots Large quantities to select fiom.
MA.SOKT WISE ,
6thStre3tNear _ , _ Pacific Jjouse , Council Bluffs.
The Highest Market Price
For nil kinds of second hand household
goods and
andSTOVES. .
M. DB.OHLICH ,
G08 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
A.C.IlUHNIIAM.l'rOI. I\V. TlH.t.fiVf ! , VlCO-PrOS
JA.MIS N. HUOWNCashier.
Council Bluffs National
103 MAIN STREET ,
Capital $100,000
Authorized Capital 260,000
Stockholders Represent 1,000,000
Ho a general hanking1 buslnns * .
Accounts of banks , hnnkors , merchants , man *
urnctiircrsand individuals roiolvo.l on favora
ble terms.
Domestic and forolun exchange- .
The very best of attention ffivon to all busl
nessvominlttod to ourcaro.
KIEL SALE STABLES"
HOI-BOS and Mules kept constantly on hand
for pulo nt retail or In car lotvJs.
Orders promdtly tilled by cant mot on short
notice. Stock sold on commlflilon.
BIIMJTKK & IIOLBV , Proprietors.
Stable Corner Kiltli Avenue and Fourth St
Council DlulTs lown.
CARPETS
,
CURTAINS ,
Bugs , Mattings ,
Window Shades , Etc
Wholesale ami Hcttill.
Spring ittlJU Our stock is now com
plete and contains the newest dcHigim
and coloring in all gnuloH of dirndls ,
CiirtiihiH , Kii s , Upholstery Goods , etc.
POPULAR I'UKJES-Miiil ordorH at
tended to promptly. Fine Upholutcry
Work to order.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAUI'ETS CO. ,
4.05 Broiulwny ,
RUSSELL&Co
Manufacturer ! of nil elzoiof
Automatic Engines
Especially Dcsljrnoil for Kunnlaz
MILLS , GKAINiELEVATOKS ,
AND ELEUTItlC LIGHTS ,
Tubular nnil Locomotive Hoilor.1.
Now Iftssillon Threshord.
Carey and Woodbury Ilorso Powers.
STATIONAUY , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch If oiiso
510 Pearl St. , Council Blufft.
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