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    PI THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , FRIDAY. APRIL 1(3 ( , 1836.
THE DAILY BEE
Fl COUNCJL BLUFFS.
FRIDAY MORNING , _ APRIL 10.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEAKI. STREET.
pcll ttctl l < y cnrricr In nnrpnrtof the city at
twenty cents per week.
11. W. TII.TON , Malinger.
TKLI'.I'HONKS :
nupiNF.ss OrriCB , No. { T ,
NmiiT KniTon. Ko. a. _
MINOlt aiKNTlOX.
Sttibbs , the Imttcr.
Now sprniK goods at Rultcr's.
U. 1 * . Rccdcr was yustcrtlny fined $14
forb,1found ! ! ) / in a coon house.
Miss I'oppk-ton delivered the last of
her terlcs of lectures last evening.
Ladies boar In mind tlic opening at the
I'nrifiiaii millinery store April 23 and 2t. !
Harmony mission held n social last
evening ut this homo of Mrs. D. O. Drown ,
on Bunion street.
Ladies , Bee the line linn of ribbons in
ricot cdjrcs and jrun/.o uH'uuts at the 1'u-
risinn millinery store.
Rcunhir meeting of Fidelity Council
No. IfiO R. A. this ( Fiiday ) ( svening. A
full attendance is desired.
The ca.se iigalnst William llohninp for
keeping his saloon open Sunday has
been dismissed for Inek of evidence.
Permit to ued lists been granted Louis
Lori'iit/cn and Mingaret'Jonnehon , both
of this city : ( it'orgo E. Fisher and Annie
E. Cnrrie , both ot Underwood.
Simeon Dodge died at his residence ,
i No. 172i5 Seventh avenue , Wednesday
night. Ho was 07 years of ago and bud
been a resident of this city since 1874.
MrH. Under , alias Mrs. Frank , is to
have a hearing before Judge Aylesworth
to-day on the charge of enticing the
Mercer girl into a hoii'-o of prostitution.
Sam ( lolVand E. T. Mugeo were given
a chance to work for the city , they bi-eni-
ing to have nothing to do but to hang
about the railway yards and sleep in box
cars.
cars.Last
Last evening ! i reception was given
Mrs. W. ( J. Spetman , Miss Li//.io Spet'
limn , Chris Stranb , Fred llcrman and
Dick Hoist at the Kiel hotel , on their re
turn from a four weeks trip to the Pa
cific slope.
The entertainment given last evening
by the children of the Homo of the
Iricndlefs proved an interesting one , and
very creditable. The proceeds go to the
support of tie ! .school run iu connection
with the homo.
The work of cleaning the mud off
Broadway is progressing. If such clean
ings were more frequent and regular ,
they would be less expensive , anil the
streets would bo in a much more satis
factory condition.
The board of health has decreed tlmt
the mar.-ihal shall enforce the ordinances
in regard to cleaning up the alloys. Ono
of the be.it places to commence is on the
alloy ne.Nl to the city building. The work
should not stop there though.
Hans Jensen was yesterday brought
to the front to answer for his dog , who
was charged with malicious mischief.
Ho oxprcsseJ a willingness to kill the
oHending animal , and pay the costs , and
the matter was dropped with that under
standing.
J. Ryan is to step into court to-day to
answer to the charge of threatening the
life of Captain Anderson , of the Mer
chants' police force , lie is the fellow
who was caught prowling about the rear
of stores late at night , and who proposed
to shoot the ollicer full of holes rather
than be taken.
The expenses of the recent investiga
tion of the institute for the deaf and
dumb hero amen " " J" * " 22. " . Tito
GtcilO rap'hct' , Miss" Laura Flic'kinger ,
gets $2 ! i.50 of this amount , the commit-
tep get $23 each , and the balance is for
witness fees , there being fifty-one witnesses -
* nesses at $1.25 each.
Thomas Martinus , who has been cm-
ployed us cook at the Ogden house , and
who has held other similar positions hero
nnd in Omaha for some time , died yes
terday morning after an illness of about
ten days. Arrangements are being made
for his funeral this afternoon. Ho was a
single limn , a Mexican by birth , and hud
no' relatives hero.
A man named Hicks , of Glcnwood , was
yesterday taken in charge by the police
for vigorously encouraging the violation
of the prohibition law. It seems that
Hicks should get posted on the ways of
Council IJluU's without much more exper
ience. Only : i short time ago he had his
watch stolen when visiting the city , mid
had no little trouble about it.
Each day brings u different report as
to what Judge Conner has decided to do
in regard to the saloon injunction cases.
Yesterday thn reporter of the evening
prohibition sheet was busy announcing
to passers by on the street that Judge
Conner had refused to grant tlio injunc
tions , but this proves to bo premature ,
no such order having been made.
George Washington Makepeace , the
sensational attorney , after having
liis habeas corpus hearing before
Judge Aylesworth hero , was
taken back to the jail at Logan.
Monday ho was released on bail , but was
immediately rearrestcd by Shorili'Moonoy
of Crawford county , on the charge of
ombcx/.lcmcnt committed there. Ho was
placed in jail at Denison , bail being fixed
nt $ GOO. Makepeace has sent a blank
bond to Dtinlap to have citi/.ons thcro
sign it , and has also prepared a petition
to he signed by business men setting
fortii his persecutions , as ho considers
them. If he can secure the necessary
signers ho will forward the petition to
Judge Loofbourow.
The two young men arrested hero ns
being wanted in Topuka , Kansas , for bur
glary , prove to bo the sons of very re-
Hpectable olliclals of that state. One was
Daniel Lawhead , whoso father is super
intendent of public Instruction in Kansas ,
nnd the other was Leo Curtis , whoso
father is the county jailer nt Topuka.
Curtis was in the employ of a jeweler
named Payne , ami with the assistance of
Lawhead got away with about $1,100
worth of linu jewelry. Part of tlio goods
were placed in a pawnshop in Topeka ,
nnd the rest planted in Omaha , where the
young men have been the past two weeks.
Chief Sherman , of Topuka , took the pris
oners back yesterday. They apparently
feel the disgrace greatly. The olllcers
hero are entitled to u credit mark for their
clover capture.
Wanted , n Flro Alarm.
Among the great needs of this city is a
good lire alarm. Thu present system , or
lack of system , is expensive at any price ,
and its unreliability has uucn generally
conceded. Yesterday the tire depart
ment and some other citizens and olliclals
had an opportunity of seeing the Richmond
mend fire alarm operate , it being exhib
ited hero by Mr. William Mondcnhalltho
secretary and treasurer , The showing
was made at the Rescue engine house ,
nnd the workings of tlio peculiar box
thoroughly explained. It Eccnied to im
press all favorably. It can bo used for a
patrol system in police service , and for
various signals. The city has not de
cided what it will do as to a fire alarm yet ,
and in view of other needed improve-
"ttients , there has been a disposition to
move slow in the matter. It is also ex
pected that other propositions will soon
bo uiiulu to tlio city in regard to fire
alarms , und the hope is entertained that
tome cheap arrangement may be se
cured which will antwer the purpose for
several -years to come ufloust.
FOR SEWERING AND PAVING ,
Jlccent Changes In the Modes of Paying for
Snob Improvements.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR SPEAK.
Showing a Fire Alnrni-hyinnn's
Jlrltlgo. Hill A Note4 HOMC-
Dr. Plsh's Lectures Notes
About tlic BlutTa.
Sewers nucl 1'nvlnc.
f n the closing hours of the legislature
two bills , drawn up by Senator Gatch , iu
regard to sewerage and paving wore
passed. The paving bill was so drawn
that it is really a special bill for Uos
Monies , as it is matlo to apply lo cities of
tliu lirst class having a nopulation of
00,000 as shown by the last census. Ono
of its provisions is interesting , ns it
touches upon dill'icnltics already felt
hern. It provides for the issuance of
bonds , and giving seven years for the
property owners to pay , in equal annual
installments. When the city has reached
its constitutional limit of indebtedness , it
provides for the issuance of certificates
to the contractors , stating the amount of
the assessments for such work , and trans
ferring to the contractor and his assigns ,
till of tlus right and interest of the city in
regard to such assessment. Whenever
tlio owners of sueU lots shall agree , in
writing endorsed on such certificates , to
make no objection to any irregularity or
Illegality in these assessments , they shall
have the benefit of the long time , paying
in annual installments , if they ngreo to
pay interest. If the property owners
refuse , then they are compelled to pay
the entire amount according to the kt
la.v. In view of the possible complica
tions which might in the future arise
here , some people are in favor of getting
such a law passed for Council IHull's , anil
regret that the bill was not made to in
clude this city.
The bill in regard to sewers applies to
all cities of the lirst class , and therefore
applies to Council IMull's , and > vill inako
pome changes in the system of assess
ments hero. The chief points of this
sewer bill are :
In nil cases whcicln it shall bo determined
to assess tlic whole or anv part of the cost of
any such scvtoron the lots adjacent thereto ,
such determination shall bo by icsolutlon ot
the council , and It pait only oi the cost Is to
bo assessed theiesoliitlon Muill lix the proportion
tion theteof to the \ \ hole coal , and In either
rase shall also lithe location ot the sewer ,
designating the teinilnal points , ami the
council shall tiom the freeholders of the cor
poration appoint three assessors whose duty
It shall bo to make , with the assistance of the
city engineer , a cairfal estimate of the ajrjrc-
pile cost so to ho assessed and icporttlio
same to the council , together with an esti
mated assessment thcroot on the ailjacont
lotsto be charged thoiowith In pioportlon as
nearly as may bi > to the benefits which In
their opinion will Jesuit from such sewer to
such lots.
Uetore adopting the assessment the council
Isicuulied to publish notice lortlueo con
secutive weeks.
Any poison objecting to the assessment
must file his objection In wilting with the
cloik within two weeks after the expiration
of the notice , the council shall appoint tlneo
disinfected lieeholdcrs of the city to act as
an equalisation board.
On a day to bo fixed by the council , the
equall/.atlon bbaul , being liist swoin , shall
liear and determine all such objections ,
cqimli/.o the assessment as they may think
pioper , and repoit their action to the council ,
wlicicnpon tlm council shall have power to
couth m their icnoit or to set it aside , cause a
new assessment to bo made , and appoint anew
now pqunll/ntton boaul.
Assessments shall be rustiictcd as that the
same teiritiuy shall not , within any period
ol live je.us , be assessed exceeding , in the
ngeiPi'alii 15 nor cent of its , "n
oTIinpiovcmcats ; all assessments to bo pre
sumed to he within that limit unless ques
tioned In wilting by the owner or owners of
any lot or lots , in which case the value to bo
determined by the swoin nppialsemcnt ot
two or moio of the assessors , tno cost of the
appraisement to be borne by such owner or
owners , in case the picsciiocd limit , accoid-
Ing to the appraisement , has not been ex
ceeded ; and if not paid to bo included and
collected with the assessment
In estimating the benefits to the lotsto bo
assessed , no account shall bo taken ot 1m-
piovement , each lot being treated as If wholly
unimproved. _ _
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
Hrlil c Bill.
The bridge bill introduced by Con
gressman Lyman early in the session ,
and which passed the house last Satur
day , provides that the Now York &
Council lilulls Railway company may
construct a bridge across the Missouri
river at any point between the north and
feouth lines of 1'ottawattamio county , at
least one-third of a mile from any other
bridge. The company may or may not
have a wagon bridge attachment , or may
build a wagon bridge alone. The rest of
the bill pertains to the usual provisions
as to how the bridge shall bo constructed ,
and under plans to bo approved by the
secretary of war. There are enough
bridges being built on paper to make the
connections between Omaha and Coun
cil 11 ! nil's very convenient. If some of
these bridges can only bo built some
where else than on paper , the people will
bo still better satisfied. There has been
a great change in the sentiment of Coun
cil lilnffs within a few years. The oppo
sition against bridges across the Missouri
ut this point has almost wholly died out ,
and now there are many anxious to have
such connections made between the two
cities.
_ _
Dressmaking , * cutting and fitting by
Miss Gleason , No. 81 Pearl street.
The niunV
At a mooting of Local Assembly 1000 ,
Knights of Labor , held Wednesday night ,
a lengthy preamble and series of resolu
tions wcro adopted setting fortii the
statement that the government had be
come an oligarchy of corporations , and
the majority of its citizens the wage-
elaves of a plutarchy. The enumeration
of the remedies desired are embodied in
the following resolution :
licsolved , M'liato demand of rongiess
that the pioper stops bo at unco taken , to
create as soon as possible a department of
labor in the executive branch of our national
government , endowed with all the powt'is
and attributes usually belonging to a cloit.irt-
ment ; that all lallways and telegraph lines
bo taken possession of by the government
and opoiutcd by it In tlm soivlco of the people
ple ; that the title to all lands now held by
rallio.id corpoiatlons bo rt'Mimed l > y the gov-
uinment , together with nil iiauchlses held
by them ; that a plan bo adopted
by which citizens of the United
.States who ile.il 10 to occupy the
public lands as settlers may be assisted
by the goveinmcut In doing so ; that laws bo
enacted which Khali prevent persons not
citizens of the United Stales from owning
land In the United States , and piovlding by
expropiliUton , If necessary , for acquiring by
the government of tlio ownmshlp ami pos
session of all lands now owned either wholly
or In part by aliens ; that laws bo enacted
which bhall prevent any Individual from ao
quiring the owni'ibhip of moio llmu one
hundred and sixty acics of the public
lands ; that l.iwa bo enacted to pio-
vide tor the abolition of the
national banking system and for the issuance
of a legal tender curiency by the govern
ment iu sufficient quantities to meet the te-
qulrements of trade ; that laws be enacted to
provide for loaning to laud holders by the
government , of such sums of money as may
be prudently done on the sec wily of their
land at fair valuation , at an Inteicst rluuge
sufficient only tocoyvr the actual expenses
of the creation and furnishing ut the
money ! that the bo-callwi iulereat rev
tax bo abolished and the expenses
of the government bo provided for by
a graduated Ineomo tax equitably adjusted j
that the laws to prevent the Importation ot
foreign labor under contract bo supplemented
by legislation to clTeetually provide for their
enforcement ; that effective laws proMdlng
for arbitration of questions arising between
employers and employe' ) , mnklmr arbitration
compulsory , and moudine for tlic enforce
ment of the decisions ot Ui tribunals : and
that the uatcut laws bo amended so that the
people may receive the bcnelits of Imentlons
and flic it-ward for Inventions bo paid fioin
tlio national ticasurr and not be a monopoly
* . . .
Oi il0.
Other action wa ? taken to Imvo copies
of the document forwarded to the repre
sentatives in congress , and to secure the
co-operations of Kindred organizations.
All the latest shapes in bonnets and
hats found at the Parisian millinery store ,
No. ail Broadway.
Tr
Tlio course of lectures to bo delivered
hero next week by Dr. Fish promise to bo
both interesting and Instructive. Tlio
Voting Men's Christian association lias
taken hold of the arrangements , and the
lectures will be given under Its auspices
and in its rooms. These lectures consti
tute an Interesting review of tlio most
prominent features of modern research
and discovery in seicnco and philosophy.
Many arc so busied by the various occu
pations and duties of every day life as to
leave them little time or opportunity to
acquaint themselves with these important
and interesting questions. To such this
opportunity presents rare advantages.
Dr. Fish lias devoted much lime and
study to these questions , and those lec
tures give the public the bnnolit of his
labors. Ho has hit upon a happy popu
lar way of presenting this information ,
his lectures being pronounced entertain
ing , and in some portions really eloquent
ami thrilling. The opening lecture will
be on Monday evening , tlio next Tuesday
evening , and the other two Thursday and
Friday evenings. The tickets tor tlio
entire course are but ? ! , tlio admission tea
a single lecture being 25 cents. This
brings them within the reach of all who
desire to enter tlio scientific and phil
osophic fields under the guide of so able
a scholar and pleasing informant
Iowa Gains a Jewel.
Mr. Theodore Dray lias returned fro m
Kentucky , where lie has been looking
over some line horse flesh. He is en
thusiastic over the hospitality and court
esy shown him , especially at Lexington ,
He had an opportunity of seeing there
fully fitly horses with records of 3:30 : or
better , among them such as Harry Wilkes ,
with a record of 2:15 : : Jay Gould , record
3:21 : ; Lump , the smallest trotter in the
land , record 2:21 : ; Sultan , Harry Medium
and others. He also saw some of the most
noted thoroughbreds , such as Tcnbrocck ,
Longfellow , Spendthrift , Pat Malloy , sire
of O/.ark , owned by Ira Planter , of this
city , John T. Stewart's Little Buttercu ) ) ,
anil others. Mr. Bray was bent on busi
ness as well as pleasure. While there he
purchased for Mr. William Tompkins. a
stallion , "Dillard's ' Alexander , " and also
bought a well bred 2-year-old stallion for
himself. The Lexington Daily News
thus speaks of the stallion : "James C.
Hughes , of Paris , to-day sold Mr. T. Bray ,
of Iowa , the standard bred stallion , 'Dil
lard's Alexander , ' for a long price.Vo \
were present at Rochester , N. Y. , in
1881 , when his sire , Francis Alexander ,
won tlio great stallion race defeating the
best of America's stallions , making a
record of 2:19. : In the departure of this
stallion from Kentucky , we lose a gem
and Iowa gains a jewel. '
Imported hats and bonnets at the
Parisian millinery store. Spring open
ing , April 22 and 28. No s-il Brondwnv
Personal Paragraphs.
C. A. Barnard , of St. Joe , was at the
Ogden yesterday.
I ) . B. Lyons and Thos. Ilatton , of DCS
Jiioines , were in tlio Binds yesterday.
Mrs. G. D. Meyer , of Ainsworth , Neb ,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Wilson , of Washington ,
Kansas , is in the city visiting hur mother ,
Mrs. James Jackson , at the Ogdon.
Charles Stewart left last evening for
Chicago.
General Babcopk , of the Northwestern ,
is expected homo to-night from the east.
W. S. Farlow , of Beatrice , Neb. , was a
visitor to the Bluffs yesterday , a guest of
tlio Pacific.
Mr. Miller who travelled forZ.T.Lind-
sey & Co. , is dangerously ill.
B. Zevely , special pension agent , has
returned from a short trip east.
John B. Bcall , who travels tor M. E.
Smith & Co. , came in off the road yester
day.Patrick
Patrick White , who has had so much
trouble with his divorced wife , was com
plained of yesterday before Justice
Frainey for assaulting her. Ho will hayo
: v hearing this afternoon.
Andrew Burncll and B. Walters ,
charged with stealing a horse , will have
a hearing before Justice 1-raincy this
morning.
.
Dr. MoLeod , oculist and nurist , No.
G03 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
The Council Meeting.
At the meeting of the city council last
night , the most important business was
the passage of ordinances in regard to
the change of grade on Bluff street. The
owners of powder houses wanted 00 days
more time in which to remove them.
This request was refused. The council
adjourned to meet again at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Money to loan by Forrest Smith.
For the latest style ot dressmaKing see
Miss Gleason. No. 81 Pearl street.
Sophia Rhodenberg , aged about 17
years , died yesterday at her homo on
Pierce street , of typhoid favor.
ONLY HOTEL
Iu Council Bluffs having
Fir © Esoei-p ©
And all moooru Improvements , call bora , lira
Iurm bolls , oto. , la tlio
CREST ON HOUSE !
HOB. 215,317 and 219 , Main Street ,
J1.\X JIOHN , I'roprloto
Council Bluffs Bus
AND
Carriage Transfer Go.
Lewis & Ariul , Props.
Focsoncrers and baggavo taken to and from
all trains. Ilusses , carriages and Ijagungo wag-
ona inako connections with all trains. Prompt
attention ( riven to all calls Special rates to
theatrical troupes und commercial men. Car
riages i un day und nlffht. Otllco ut Oydon
House. Telephone 121. Also at Ucchtelo'a
Hotel f.i'HM-oiUdrson thn luted.
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Novelties of the
gfe&son .are now
Open at
IHIESS GOODS.
NEVER SO CHEAP.
For lOc worth 12 l-2c
For 20c wortli 27 l-2c
For 25c worth 35c
For 35c worih 50c
And liner fabrics in the sumo proportion.
Good LAWNS , fast colors , attc. .
llnndsomo Plaid Muslins from lOc up
wards , nil at oiio-third less than last
year's prices.
Choice Cretonnes , Embroidered Suits ,
Canvass Dress Goods and other
Novelties.
Laces by tlta yard and in k.css Pat
terns.
Space forbids enumeration , . it wo
have the goods , and our low pi ices will
tell.
tell.CARPETS.
CARPETS.
Tlio i.ew styles in Carpets are now in
stock and SOIIIR fast. Call early anil
select your Carpets and have them put
aside for you.
CURTAINS.
Our Curtain Department is complete
in all varieties of uice , Turcoman and
Silk Draperies.
We make a specialty of Drapery Work
by Skilled Workmen.
Call Immediately
And sec the New Goods before the as
sortment is broken. ii i
Orders by Mail receive prompt atten
tion. '
No. 401 Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die ol Diphtheria !
DURINO the last six years thcro has not boon
ndoath from Diphtheria in any case wliuio
DH. THOMAS jr.I'TIUUES' PnKVENTlVE and
CUIIKvos used. It has been the means of sav
ing : thousands of lives and nihrht have paved
hundruOs or thousands more. Indlspensiblo in
putrid sere throat , in mullRniuit flatlet fever ,
chaiiRlnir It In 4S houis to the plmplo form. In-
falllblo euro for all Inflammatory , Ulccrative ,
1'utrld , Cancerous Ulcoratlon of the Womb and
all Catarrhnl conditions. I'rleo & 2.
Full printed instructions how to use the utcdi-
cine sent with It. No doctor required.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
Dyspeptic , why live In misery , and dlo in tlis
pair with cancer of the stomach 7 Dr. Thomas
Jollorlcs euros every case of in.Mgestlon and
constipation in a very shoit time. Bcstofiof-
ercuces ( fivon. Dyspepsia Is the cause of ninety
per cent of all diseased conditions. I'rico } Ti
lor two weeks ttoatmcnt.
From the Council DluHs Dally Herald :
Mrs.Ij. M. Gerard , wife of Engineer Gerard ,
of the Union Vaciflo , this city , has boon a ( front
sulforer for many years , with what was sup
posed to bo cancer of the throat. It was BO bad
that she was threatened with starvation- Her
general health was completely broken down.
She could only swallow liquid food , and even
that her stomach could not digest or assimilate.
Physicians of Council Bluffs and Omaha gara
no relief Dr. Jcfforls , of this city , was called.
In four weeks' time ho cured her throat , and
1ms completely restored her General health.
Had Mrs. Gerard not obtained relief soon she
would Imvo died from blood poison , the tame
condition that destroyed the life of Gen. Grant *
Dr. JolTcrlos' dlptheria medicine Is infulllblo in
all kinds of sere throat.
DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES
Can only lx > obtained at his OIHcc ,
No.a S. iiRhth : St. , Council llluirs , Iowa ,
Or sent by Expiesi on Ilpselpt of Pileo.
China , Glassware and Lamps ,
W. S. Homur&Cj. ,
No. 23 , Main St. , Council Wall's , la.
Looking Bracke for Fences
AND OTHKIt HAILS , 110D3 , ETC.
FENCES HUILT WITHOUT NAILS.
Any part readily taken out or replaced. 1'or
picket or rail fences , lion or wood , cannot bo ex
celled lor railing of any sort. For particular
wrlto C. J. I&CJCMAN , Imuntor.
Council IlltilTs.
Stnto and county rights for salo.
t
TIMOTHY ; SEED.
I have a quantity of Eound , well cleaned seed
which 1 offer at roiieonablu flguice. Keodof tlio
crop of 168X Corrcspoudcnbo bollclted. F. a ,
1IUTU''H , SchalliT , Iowa. Q. & N. W. Hy.
MRS. 0. A. BENEDICT
HAIR ( leeDS
WIGS imi TO ORDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
THE CAfiTER WHITE LEAD GO'S ' ,
DIAMOND 11IIAND OF
5TRICPY PUBB LEJD , ZIKC J D OIL.
Aio absolutely pure , ns represented. Ono gal
lon will cox or two hundred und fifty equtiro
feet two coats , and will stay on longer than any
other paint manufactured. For btilo by
S. KC. KIElLiniiir ,
' Dealer in Drugs , Paints , Oils , Etc ,
607 'Ham Street , Council Bluffs.
WHOLESALE AND J03DIN3
zsorrsss 0 : =
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEEM : , WELLS & co. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements , Babies ,
Carriages , Kto , lHo. Council llhilTg , Iowa.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shelters , Stalk Cillers ,
DlscHarrows , Seeders , Corn Planters , FooJ Cut
ters , tto. : Factory , Hock Fulls , Ills.
Nos. l.'OI , 151 , 1505,1557 Main St , , Council HluT ( .
DAVID UUAULUY & CO. ,
Mnntif'rs an 1 Jobbers ot
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
Carriages , ami nit kin Is of farm M.io'ilnory. '
1100 lo lllo South Main Street , Couusll lllu fi ,
loir a.
.1x1 :
F.O. ai.msiN , T. II.l > ntmii\s Ono.F. Wiitntir.
I'rcs. VTroa > . V.-l'ios.&M in. Soi&Counsol.
Council Bluffs Haidla Factory ,
( Incorporated. )
Mnnufactmcranr Axle , Pick , Slolffo and Smnll
llnticlli'of every iluicrlptlon.
CAHPKTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAUl'KT CO. .
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Ctlrtnln Fixtures , Uphol tery OooJs ,
Etc. No. 405 llroiulwny Council muffs ,
Inwn.
CMAltS , TOItACCO , ETC.
PEREGOY & MOORI5 ,
Wholesale Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco SL Pipes ,
Nos. 28 Main and 27 1'carl Sts. , Council muffs ,
Iowa.
COMMISSION.
SNYDKR & LKAMAN ,
Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No. 141'onrl St , Council Illtilfa.
_ _
_ CltACKKltS. _
McCLUUG CRACKER CO. ,
Manufacturers of
Fine Crackers , Biscuits and Ca'ioi ,
Council lllufg ,
CHOCK mi Y.
MAURER & CRAIG ,
Importers & Jobbers of Crockery.GIasswara .
Lamps , Fruit .laru , Cutlery , Stonowaro. liar
Goods , Faticy Goods , Htc. Council Itlults ,
_ Iowa. _
nnaaoisrs.
HARLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
stP' Sundries. Kte. No. 2J Main St , and
No. 21 1'unrl St. , Council lllulla.
Ditr aoons.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goads ,
Notions , Etc. Nos. 112 and 114 Main St. , Nos. 113
and 115 Pearl St. . Council lllntrs , Iowa.
0. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Gcncrnl Commission. No. 6t3 liroadway ,
Council niulfs.
WIHT & DUQUETTE ,
- ' WliolcsuTo
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. in and 18 Pearl St. , Council Illuir ? .
OnOCKRTBS.
GUONEWEG & SCI1OENTGEN ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 119 and 121 , Main St. , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa.
L. KIHSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Honiara. No , iW Broad
way , Council UlulTs.
ILlttD 'Alte.
P. C. DE VOL ,
Wholesale
Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves ,
liofrigcratora. e.tc. Noi. 611 llroadway , and 10
Main si root. Council DIulN.
HAHNESS. KTC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
Manu'ncturcra of and Wholesale Doilora In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. 625 Main St. . Council DluHs , Iowa.
I1AT3 , CAPS , ETC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. : U2 and nil Tlroadwny , Council
HEAVY HAltDWARB.
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wooil Block , Council Illulfg , luwiu
///DBS AND WOOL.
I ) . H. McDANELI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , roJlHlrun ° o mid Kurd Council
llliilfH , Iowa.
OILS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers ( n
Illuminating SL Lubricating Oils ,
EJTO. , BTO.
8. Theodore , Auent , Council lllulffl. Iowa.
LUMliKIt , I'lLIKO , KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southard Lumber , Piling ,
And Hrlcluo Material SpecialIns.Wholosalo ) Lum
ber or uU Kinds. Olllufi No. 130 Mulii 61. ,
Council llluffa. Iowa.
1VIKKS ASP LIQUOllS.
JOHN LTNDER ,
Wholcnalo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
Agent for St. OotthRro's Herb llUtrrd , No. 13
Muln bt. Council tllulls.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
ATu COO Main St. , Cvunctl llluflt.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice 01 ° the Peace.
Office Over American Express Company.
Farm at a Bargain.
Well Improved farm of 107 acres for sale ;
> miles f-oiu Council Uluifs. Atldioss
JISA SCOKJKLD ,
Couuull
.I/IT.
MOVER AND RAISER
Hrlek b.illdlm ftnvMnd tnlwri nr jnovod and sntlsfnctlon guaranteed. Frainoliouaca movoi )
onUUloOlaattruoka-tlie bwt In the \rorU.
803 Eighth Avoiuio nutl Eighth Stroofc , Council .BlulTs.
FIRST CLASS IH ETERI RESPECT
In 1S77.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
Sfyiss.
JOOO ( Vehicles Annually. Send for Catalogue , I'rlcew , E'reiglit
and Testimonials.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTIOl ! . Special ivlvcrtUomonH , such i\9
I.ost.Found , To Loan , Fo3alo , To lljat , W.i'i
Boardlnff.otc , , will bo lasurtod In thU coltimn.1t
tliclotr rate of TRN CKtTTS PKtl LINK for the
flrstlnsortlou and FIVK OI5NF3 PKU LINK for
cnch subsoiuont Insertion. Loivo alvortha
mctitsat our oillco , No. 1Po.ul ! street , uoar
Uroadway , Council Rlutrs.
WANTS.
WANTED Two stilctly Ilrst-class coat and
irnntH maknrs. J. 21. Smith , No. ' - ,
Ilioadwiiy , Council Illufls
Tj OH SALE A very tlo lr.iblo drill'sloro In a
JL1 cliolt'o loiation. Can tiohul at n biup\In
cm easy paymunts liy applylnj to Oeurjfc
llcaloii , Counull Illulfs , louu.
FOU SAt.E Oldtmpois , In qunntltlus to suit ,
at lloo offlco No. J2 1'carl aticot.
Foil HUNT Pivo room oottatre. Inqulro at
I'M I'ourth street , or of McMlckun , U1U
1'latnorrtroot.
SWAN WAr.lCnit , No. Ul Mala itreet ,
( under CltUon'a lli'ilc ) , io.il < > 3tUo an i mer-
chandlap oxehanaru brol > ra. Our books are full
of special burenliM , but It Is lnio | siblo to pub
lish a icluiblo list tiom thufuet of so nriny Oally
cluuiKos. Whnt woiis.lt la : If you want to sell
ortriiJonnythlnjr In our line , wi-ilo us and wo
will send youuplloof biiijriilns lo soleet from.
Lands Improved or unlmpiorol , city or town
property , stocks of rroods of any Kind In any
pluce. it such you Imvo or such you want let us
hear from von. Swnn & Water Council lll.ilfs
METE O POLITAN
CtofEiIng BlafH , D > rc > .ses , SJsaivl.s
E-cicis , Eie. ,
and Dyed.
ISryanl Street , < > iti > n IlcCily .Bail.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL IlLUl'FS.
Tlio following ia the tlmo of arrival and
departure of trains by central standard tlmo , lit
the loeal depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton
minutes curlier and arrive ten minutes later :
0:2.3 : A. H . Ma" and Kxpross . fi:50p. : M.
12:40r : M . Accommodation . 4Mp. : v.
CDOP. : M . Express . 0:05 : A. M.
CI1ICAQO ft UOUK IKIAN1 > .
B-0 A. M . Mull and Hxpru&s . 0:50 : P.M.
fas A. M . AceS2 ! " < l'itl ' ° n . f' 5 p. M.
CCOP. : * * . fixpioss . ytOA. ) XL
CIIICAOO. MIl.WAUKUli ft ST. I'AUI.
0:20 : A. M . Mull and Ktproas . 0SOp. : .
GDU1'.U : . Kxpiess . 0OGA.M. :
CIIICAOO. mmi.i.NoroM A QUI.VCV.
0:40 : A.M . Mall anil Bvprtss . 0WP.
U:50i : > . M . UxpiosB . < J:03
WAHABII , ST. LOUIS ft 1'ACIFIC.
Zir : > p. M. Local St. Louis Express Lounl .
aCO : P. M.Trniisfor St. Louis Kv. Transfur.l.tO ! : P. u
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOU t COUNCIL UI.UFFrf
10:10 : A. M . Mall and Express. . . , ri'JU I' . .
WOBP. : M . Kxproas . 0:25 A. M.
SIOUX C1TV & PACIHC.
7:15 : A. u . . .8loux City Mail . FMp. : M.
GUU : r.tl . St. 1'HUl Hxiu'033 . 8:25 : A. M.
.
10:35 : A. W . lo > ivor UxprosS . (1:43 ( : P. M.
2:13p. M. . . Lincoln rHss.Om. & K. V..2)5 : ( ) p. M.
7WiMi : . Overland Express . S:15 : A. M.
DUMUV TIIAINS TO OMAHA.
Leave Council llluirs 7:05 : 8U3 : 0:30 10:10 :
iiao : a. m. ; Jao-2:30-aao-4:30-5J5-naj : : : : : :
blri-ll:45 : : p. m. Sundays 7:03 : 'J:3 : * ) 11:1)0 : ) u.
m2M ; : : . - 6:25 : 0w : : 11:45 p. m. LeavoOma-
ha-aai-7i5-BW-lOiOO : : : ) UtWa. : ra : 1:00-2:00- :
: it)0-l:00-5:00-nn.- : ) : : : : * ; | D-ll:10p. : in. Sundays
D.t5-7:60-s:4o : : : 11:00 : u. m. : 2:003:00 : : 5OJ- :
0:05-3:15-11:10 : : : p m.
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRSCL.GILLETTE'S ' HAIR GOODS STORE
No. 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opp. Postoflke.
B. BICE , M. D.
riWfPDO or ether turn > rs rninovod without
ualluuIliJ the knlfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES of all klmli spoclalty.
Over thirty yoard' pructicitl oxporiouoj.
No. 11 1'onrl Struct , COIIIK II lllulTi
Oialia Dntal Associ a'n '
Cor. liHIi and Douglas Sts.
Filling it lowest price , with cold , illrer and other
romblnnlloni Uolrt plato uncl coiitlniioui ( Jum ' 1'eeCU
a ipetlulty.
ipetlulty.Best
Best 3oto of Teetli. , $ S ,
Former price (15. I'crfcct Ut und bent ualcrlul. All
Council Bluffs Office ,
2jJ ; UUOADWAY. WEST SIDB.
_
I1IOS. OFFICKB. U3BT .
OPPIGER , & PUSHY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IQWA.
Choice IXhplay of Latest Pat-
, All Grade * .
Council Bluifs
A Select Stork ol' Choice
IVovclIicN in.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COTJNOIIj BrjUmFS.
Practices In State and Federal CourK
Uooiu3 7 and 3 , Sniuart IJloclc.
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes fcoiiffht nnd sold , at lotallnnd
in Iota Lar o quantities to select from.
MASON WISE ,
6th trel , Hear Pacific House , Council BlufTs.
TteSgi8StM ! ! t Price
For all kinds of secondhand household
goods and
andSTOVES. .
M. DBOHLICH ,
008 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
A.C.UUKMIAM. I'res. L.W. TULLBYS , Vloo-Proi.
JAMCS N , UIIOWN , Cashier.
National Bank
102 MAIN STREET ,
Capital . $100,000
Authorized Capital . 250,000
Stockholders Represent . 1,000,000
Do nKonoinl banking uuslnns.
Accounts of banks , bunkers , merchants , man
ufacturers and Individuals rocolvoil on fuvora-
llo ) torina.
Domestic and foreign exchange.
The very best of attention given to all bust
ness committed to our euro.
KIEL SALE STABLES
HorRcs unit Muloa kept constantly on hand
forfiilo at iclull or In carloitdri.
Ordeig proindtly Illlod by contract onshoit
notice. Htoukhold on coininlstloii.
BllliUTIiU 4 1IOI.I5V , I'loprli-torg.
Btablo Coinur Filth Avenue mid Konitli Ht
Council Illulfs IOWH.
KUSSELL&OO
Manufacturer * of all sizes of
Automatic Engines
Especially Designed for Hunnlasr
MILLS , ( JKAINiKLKVATOKS ,
AND JCLKCTR10 LItJIITS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Hoilord.
New irnssillon ThreslioM. .
Carey and " \Voodbury \ Ilorso Powers.
STATIONARY" , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW .MILLS , ETC.
Factory MassHlon , 0. Branch UOIHC
510 Pearl St. , Council JJlufU.
BEND roil 1380 ANN U A I * . -