Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEEl TUESDAY , MAY 11 , 1886.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCilTBLUFFS ,
TUESDAY MORNING MAY. 11.
Ol'TIOE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Cclltcrtd by earner In nnypnrtof tlioclty nt
VK cnty cents per week.
11. W. TII.TO.V , - - - Manager.
Titiii : : > HONE3i
JHIMNTFS OtTICK , No. 43.
Niniir r.niTOti No. S3.
MINOIl MHNTION.
New spring poods at Rotter's.
New goods jiut in nt Bliss' .
Latest New York slyles just arrived at
Bliss1.
Sheriff Reel took to Ml. Pleasant last
last night David Tostcvln.
Olllccr Beswick was thrown from a.
carriage last evening and quite seriously
injured.
Fred Sistcl was brought to the cnla-
boose in n hack yesterday , but bookeil
the same as any plain drunk.
J. H. Davidson has litted up a store
near his residence on Fifth avenue , as a
convenient headquarters for his collce
and tea business.
Judge E. E. Aylcsworlh , nf the superior
court , lias commenced suit against the
clt.y in the district court to compel pay
ment of ! jl'IOO of city warrants hold by
him.
him.Don't
Don't fail to call at the woman's ox-
clmngo.tlns . morning on Pearl street and
leave an order lor nice home made bread ,
cakes , pics , Saratoga potatoes , Icecream ,
fealads , ( 'to. , etc.
The school board has opened tlsc bids
for the lowering of the High school
building forty feet. Thu lowest bid was
about ! f 10.000. At this price the idea of
lowering the building will bo abandoned.
Thirteen tons of madiliiorv have been
received for the Council Bluffs paper
mill. Work on the mill is being pushed
with till possible dispatch , and it is ex
pected that by Juno 1 the mill will bo
in full operation.
Permit to wed has been given Mollcr
Annoberg , of Mincoln , and Mary Krusso-
vctter , ut Mills county ; M. Christiansen
and Mary Anderson , both of this city ;
John F. Hay wood , of Rock Island , and
Alice Fleck , of Downhvillo , Iowa.
In the police court yesterday morning
Tom Lynch and Owen McCarthy were
found guilty of vagrancy and were sen
tenced ti > lun days work on the streets.
"Sport" Miller , Bob Ilanscll , Charles
Harlurch and Frank Anton were each
lined for getting drunk. .
Carl Williams was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the charge of vagrancy and
suspicion of being concerned in the bur
glarizing of McAdams' .saloon. Ho is a
well known , genteel sort oi lounger , but
insists that ho nas lately got work , and is
innocent of any such serious charges
To-night at Masonic hall , local assem
bly No. 1G03 Knights of Labor , will hold
their ball. The proceeds will be devoted
to the furnishing of their assembly rooms
in this city. A large number of tickets
have been bold ana mtuuuss is assured.
Delegations from the surrotuuling coun
ts will bo in attendance.
Ofllccr Unthank yesterday eyed with
suspicion two pretty well dressed fellows ,
and dually brought them to an account.
They protested bo vigorously that ho ai1-
icstcd them , and booked them for resist-
ingan ollicer , and for carrying concealed
weapons. They gave their names as Ed.
Rathery and Is. Rathery , and claimed to
bo in the saloon business in Omaha.
They had plenty of money , and depos
ited sfoO for their appearance in court to
day.
day.Although
Although yesterday was the first day ot
service for the American District Tele
graph company , nnd although the boxes
have not been put in , and all the calls
had to bo by telephone , the boys worn
kept busy all day. Besides the private
messages delivered , there were many
dodgers and other advertising matter to
bo delivered by the messengers for mer
chants of the city. It looks as if the en
terprise would bo a great success from
the very start.
Room Mouldings Largest assortment
and lowest prices at Beard's Wall Paper
Store.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rca
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Snuir o , 10
Pearl btrcet , Council Bluffs.
Personal Paragraphs.
Alox. Malmrosc came In off the road
yesterday.
J ho lightest , arrival at the Pacific house
yesterday was one Pound , W. II. , of
Kearney , Nob.
Ed. Sherlock and wife have returned
from Coif ax Springs , where they have
been spending the past two weeks.
William J. Lcshcr , who formerly lived
here , and who is now principal of the
public schools at Rossviilo , Kas , , is in the
city greeting old friends.
M. F. Clayton , J. W. Rodofor , W. C.
Stacy , of Hiis cltr , JUl ( | J , A. Mn'Jhsy , 9l
Wayne , Neb. , left last evening for Kan-
Btis on n land-seeking trip.
' Dr. Iloughton , of Fort Calhoun , Neb. ,
spent Sunday with his friends ami rela
tives hero. His wife , who has been vis
iting hero for two weeks past , returned
wills him yesterday.
J. W. Butler , C. D. Dillin , C. M. Crip-
ion nnd II. Mendel , all merchants at
Noola , were visitors to this city yester
day , and interested in the bidding on
Cor.ko & Morgan's stock.
Go to Board for wall paper.
I.OH81 go to Chario II islor's and get u
" good cigar. No. 40'i Broadway.
Do Vol sells Golden Star gasoline
ranges , best in market , No. 001 B'way.
Oriental Entertainment.
A scries of illustrated lectures will he
given In Masonic Temple hall Tursday ,
; Friday and Saturday of tii'.s week , Pro-
lessor Roscdalo , the great eastern trav
eler , will illustrate the customs and man-
nurs of eastern , nations in full costume ,
assisted by his talented wife and others.
This entertainment is for the benefit of
Saint Paul's church , which fact , aside
from the great merits of the entertain
ment , should secure a crowded house and
' most liberal patronage fromciti/.ons who
have the best intere.sts of the city at
v heart. Admission GO cents. Children 15
cents.
i
Kutor A Saloon.
Ycstovilay nsonilng Itvns discovered
that during tlio previous niylit prowlers
Isad oouetl ) rvnd plundurcd the saloon of
Dnvo AloAdiuns , on Hroudwny. Entninco
hntl been milnod by the transom , und
ubout | 10 in olinnjro taken from the
drawer , besides u wntels , n.\d sonio
liquors isud clears. The jiollco uro work-
ins' ou llio civso , but wills no vcri1 satis
factory results.
Coeko & Morcnn Stock.
Yestordny thu sliorlfl' received bids for
the stock of dry oods of Cocko & Mor
gan. The bids wcro numerous , and
varied all tlio way from ! 37 cents on the
dollar to 43 cents. Ono bid was for 51
cents , the bid being signed by Louis
< ( , ) peiiliuitu. | This was the only bid
, wiuoh the tjlscriir would accept , and no had
* not found out hist oveninc who the bid
der wu . A stranger handed in the bid
iu thu morning , and hud not appeared
during the aftunioon , U ho shows up
tlio fihu'riir will eloiC out tisu stock to
Lisn.
NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS.
A Reformer For Revenue Only Agrees to
Quit.
STIH , ' BATES TO HANG.
A Saloon Ilnrglnrlgcd hunch Count-
cm Kycd AVIth Suspicion
By the Council The
Kvnns Onac.
A Queer 1'oUcy.
"The Home of tliu Frieiulloss mnnnKc-
munt seems to Iwvo u ] ) cculiur policy in
rcgnnl to tin ; clillilrcn there cared for.
It seems tlmt it Is n ainst its policy to al
low any of the children to bo given pri
vate homes. Some parties who have dn-
sired to adopt children , and who would
doubtless have tjiven them si much bolter
homo , and nflcmkul them better advan
tages than could be obtained in any in
stitution , however well managed , say
they have been refused. It .seems strange
that this institution should dlflur so
widely from ether similar institutions in
this rcspeet. Jn biieh charilablu institu
tions it is qulto common to find suilablo
homes for children , and thus bless thu
child , and at the same time give room for
others at the institution. The strange
policy of refusing to allow the children to
have the benefit of private homes , when
opportunity nfiords , causes .some air-
prise. As thcro arc to bn held some
further conventions of Christian workers
in the Interest of tlte home , it would bo
well for tin-in to discuss this phase of t'.io
work , and determine whether it is advis
able for children to be kept in a charit
able institution when opportunities are
afiordcd them to become members of
good familtcrt.
It is understood that one well to do
Christian farmer , who lias the reputation
of being among the most liberal und
kind hearted of men , recently desired to
adopt a child from the homo. His re
quest was refused. It would have been
an excellent chance for the child , and
would have relieved the homo of the
c.nro and exuensc of the child and made
room for some other needy one. The
child would have had the advantages of
one of the best homes , and would doubt
less have come into the possession of
considerable property. Such is but n
sample 'iiisc. Considerable comment has
boon caused by the tenacity with which
the inanasiemcnt of the home insists that
the children who onc-o enter the institu
tion must remain until years of maturity.
Wanted. Insurance solicitors , with
teams , to work western half of Iowa for
Dwelling House Insurance company of
Uoston. Ernest L. Smith , special agent ,
No. 180 Main htreet , Council Hlulls.
A ncfornicf for llevcmio Only.
Alf Morris has become a pretty well
known character around town , ho having
forced recognition and snatched sonio
notoriety by his attempted street talks.
He has been banking on the claim that
he has been u big gambler , a bigger
drunkard , a still bigger prize-lighter , and
tnatnow , having Fiuldenly reformed , ho
is prepared to tell the people how to live
right lives. There has been some natural
sympathy shown him , as n man who is
trying to live a better lifo should at least
be encouraged , although not necessarily
endorsed as the best sort of n moral in
structor. Morris has boat-ted so much
about the bcnsatlonal chapter.- his past
life , and seemed to be so anxious > have
everybody look upon him for the wicked
ness'that he had shown , rather than for
the good ho now posseted , that it shook
the faitii of many who heard him. It be
gan to leak out that his wonderful prize-
lights wore more in the nature of saloon
rows , and his remarkable gambling ca
reer consisted in belonging to the cheap ,
tin-horn class. Ho lias stood on the street
corners and howled , shaken iiis umbrella
and paraded his blue silk handkerchief ,
until the eoplc got very weary of him.
He told some truths , though , and talkcit
very plain about the evils of gambling
and drinking. Ho seemed to irritate the
church folks bcciinso of his apparent
anxiety for notoriety rather than for
the salvation of souls , and irritated the
anti-church lolks by his savage attacks
on tins saloons and gambling places.
Uoth classes will now have a rest , proba
bly. One of the HII : : force is reliably in
formed that Morris lately tried to storm
the citadel of sin at Sioux City , and was
quieted down by receiving a small-sized
roll , contributed by those who did notcn-
joy the agitation. Sinuo being hero Mor
ris has boon closely shadowed , and the
other night ho was seen strolling ami con
sulting with a well known sport of this
city. Finally , in a Ilroadway business
house , the two were standing in appar
ently secret conference , but the KIK : lis
tener was where ho could catch the de
tails of the compact thcro entered into.
It wn3 in the form of a document , in
Which tlio following htrange agreement
WAS entered into Dy wiuim ; . , _
Krocivcd of the cltUcns of tlioclty of Coun
cil JUulfH the mini of S'r . For the said
amount 1 ncico to quit said city , and not to
bother the public , as 1 liavo been huictofoic ,
in repaid to the c.uise I have been siK'ltntin
heretofore. ] lurtlicr asreo not to iiiukoany
speeches In the streets or In any hall In
Council UlufR
It seems that the IIK ! was right in say
ing that Morris is a reformer for rnvcnue
only
GARDEN HOSB , WARRANTED GOOD
14c per foot , 18e per foot , 24c per foot.
HOSE NOJ5/CLES ,
Of all styles.
IIOSERUELS , LAWNSl'UINKLElM , EtKtC ! ,
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY
Opera HouseIJlock. .
Go to Board for low prices ,
.Suspicious I.mnoli Counters.
The city council mot yesterday morn
ing as a board of equalization. Resolu
tions were passed setting forth the fact
that the accounting olllcor of the First
National bank had refused to give the
assessor the mimes of the stool : holders ,
although the assessor had demanded the
name , ami that therefore S. Farnsworth
should bo assessed with the stock of said
bank to the amount of $20,000 and the de
clared or published surplus.
Wiokham ISros. worn assessed JiOO for
the material for the now court house.
The petition of A. O , Graham and
others for a change of grade upon the
upper part of Madison street was re
ferred.
Mayor Chapman called attention to the
necessity for the council to take some
further action in regard to the saloons
closing on Sunday , Ho understood that
a number of saloon men were planning
to put in lunch counters so that they
might have an excuse for keening their
places open on Sunday. Ho
did not want to have un
necessary hardships placed on anybody ,
but the saloons must have their burs closed
on Sunduyand if luuch counters were to
bo put in for the sake of a Mind , ho
wanted to have the places themselves ,
lunch conntcrd and bars too , closed. The
matter was talked over informally , and it
Eccancd the desire of thu council to sus-
tnin the mayor in the attempt to keep
tlin bars olosod Sunday , It was decided
to have the ordinance so revised as to se
en ro the closing of thudoors of hitch
placed on-Sunday , and if the saloon iuon
wanted to1 kcou bpon for lunuh couiittrs
they iuus > t armngo to ImVo their bars bhut
oil and closed uu in .boiuu WAY. so that
those who came in for lunches could not
get anything to drink. The matter was
rcforcd to tlic city attorney , mayor and
chief of police to outline the needed leg
islation.
City Treasurer Spctman filed an ad
ditional bond of ? 10,000 , which was ap
proved.
The council then adjourned until even
ing.At
At the meeting of the council last
evening an ordinance was passed chang
ing the grade of First street near Graham
avi'iiite.
The ordinance providing for the secur
ing for the city wniglminslcr the rights of
his ollico was killed , Aldermen ISennett
and Danforth voting against it. At this
City Attorney Holmes sarcastically ad
vised the council to abolish the ollico.
Kids \\cro opened for the curbing of
First street , Washington avenue and Park
avenue. Referred to committee.
The council adjourned to meet Wednes
day night. _ _
Beard has an immense stock of wall
paper and room mouldings which must
uo turned into cash , sodown go the prices
at Hoard's.
_ _
Hcislerdon't handle any "snulo" clgas.
Tbe Coiulnir .Jurors.
The following nro the jurors selected
for tin ; comintr term of district court ,
which opens one week from to-day.
OUAND .itmv.
J. A. Murphy , Council HlniTs ; 1) . 1C.
Parker , Wavcland ; Ira Scolicld , Council
IllulVs ; Robert Huntingtou , Council
ltlufi's ; James Vesey , Council HI nil's ;
George Graves , Council KIuIVs ; A. L.
Krown , Center ; William Iluckluy , Pleas
ant ; Pcler Weis , Council Klnlls ; A. H.
Perkins , Keg Creek ; . ! . C. Hotzol , Knov
township ; Robert Miller , Washinglon
township ; Samuel Price , lia/.cl Dell ;
William II. Kuhn , Garner ; K. T. toloy ,
Ncola.
I'KTIT JUIIY.
Sam Jones , Carson ; Simon Reynolds.
Kclknaj ) ; S. li. James/ Council HI nil's ;
Fred lleunklc , Keg Creole ; John W.
Warner. Valley ; , f ! H. Wntkins , sr. ,
Nrola ; C. 1' . Pratt. Crescent ; Theodore
Kray , Council Ululiit ; M. JI. Tinlcy.Coun-
oil Hlull's ; D. A. Coo , Waveland ; J. A.
Churchill , Council HI nil's ; James Mud-
don , Council Klull's ; James Kclloy , Cres
cent ; William Noble , Council Illnffo ;
James Wilson , Knox ; C. C. Hump , Coun
cil Hlulls ; E. W. Meyers , Macedonia ;
John Ak'Gill , Hoomur ; James Rainbow ,
Silver CrceK ; H. llarconrt. Grove ; U. D.
Orion , Center ; J. W. Morse , Council
Kinds ; E. Heft , C.iraon ; R. E. Williams ,
\ \ nshington.
ItulcH to
The terrible tragedy by which Still
Kates , lately of this city , became a wife
murderer , is still fresh in the memory of
all hero. During the lattjr part ot last
week Kates was put upon trial'at Ilagars-
town charged with the murder of his
wife two months ago On Friday Mo
plead guilty to the charge of the hilling ,
but claimed that he did not know what he
was doing , that he wa.s temporarily
crazed from whisky , having just recov
ered from an extended drunk an. I the im
pulse to commit the awful deed was sud
den and irresistible. In his plea of guilty
ho detailed all the circumstances prior to
the crime ; said he ground his knife wills
a sort of impression that hu was going
to butcher something. Ho did not
kno\y whether it was a liog or his wifis ,
and if ho had not come unon his wife sud
denly ho would never have killed her.
He stood and looked at her a long time
before he killed hot , trying to reali/o
whether it was she whom \vastokill
or whether she was to assist him in kill-
inir somnthing else. Ho contradicted the
stos-y of the quarrel and his previous as
sertion that she endeavored to hit him
with an a\ohandlc , and declared that
when ho put his hands on her shoulder
before lie cut her throat he was conscious
of no more feelings of enmity towards
her than if lie merely intended to sur
prise her with a kiss.
After his confession ho was remanded
to jail for sentence , which was pro
nounced on Satin-day. Ho was sentenced
to bo hanged in August. An appeal has
been taken to the supreme courr , and his
attorney will endeavor to show that
Bates was irresponsibly insane when ho
committed tlsc deed.
Dr. A. P. Ilanchett has taken rooms in
Mr. Hazard's s'csidcnce , No , 700 First
avenue , for the summer. Ollico still at
No. 13 Pearl street. Hours 10 to 13 a.
m. , 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Hnbeiin Evana Corpus.
In tlio superior court yesterday after
noon the time was taken up in the hear
ing of the habeas corpus case fs'om Harrison
risen county. John V. Evans , tlio party
most concerned , is a well known attorney
at Logan , assd was arrested on the charge
of embezzlement , it being claimed that
as administrator for the Hooks estate he
had appropriated to his own use about
$1,5CO. The state was represented by
John A. Berry , whiloS. I. King served as
attorney for Mr. Evans. Sheriff Garri
son was in attendance , and 'Squire
McLnln oi rVuCiMnej before whom the
preliminary cxan l'lHtion ' was ncin. J.
A. Boycer , of Woodbine , and C. L. Hydo.
clerk of the courts , were present as wit
nesses. Among the looKers on from
Logan were T.T ) . Wells and C. A. Bolter ,
who hemp in the city on other business ,
improved the chance to hear the matter
argued.
Go to the N Y. P. Co fori
GARDEN HOSE.
THEY WAUIJANT ALL TIIKY SELL.
Opera House Block.
1 sell the celebrated Twin Burner gaso
line stovo. That double burner beats
them all. A 4-burner sumo price as a ! !
burner : a it-burner same price as a 3-
burner. W A. Wood , 501 Alain.
Society Receives Another Shook.
Washington Correspondence Balti
more American : Society has had anoth
cr shock , and this time it is not an ama
teur aetro-ss and sooioty belle , but the
very peculiar blind chaplain of the house
of representatives. "Ostler Joo" has
paled in the light of this now morccau of
gossip. The circumstances happened at
Mrs. Senator Hearst's who had already
began to startle Washington wills her on-
tcrtainmonts and reeoptions her hus
band being worth $8,000,000 and having
just been aiiunmted senator from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Hearst invited Chaplain
Milburn to deliver a little lecture on
Gflctha : it her homo. A hsrgo price was
placed on tu ! | tickets , because the pro
ceeds were for charity. There was , of
course , a large audience , mostly ladies ,
for men do not come to sit through a lec
ture which gives every premise of dry-
ness. But it was not long after Mr. Mil-
buns began before Isis audience found
that llio reverend gentleman had delved
deep Into the love affairs of the
great poet , nnd was serving
tlio incidents connected therewith
with great juiciness. Ms * . Milburn is
blind , and lieisco ho could not see the
looks of horror thr.t spread over thu faces
of the ladies in the audienco. Thqso who
paid their little money for charity say
that the reverend gentleman dwelt tit
length , and with n frcodomof expression ,
on the great German's amatory experi
ences. These chapters in the pout's lifo
are very rarely rejd to the family circles
around the fireside , yet Mr. Millnirn
dragged them forth until the young la-
dius hid their faces behind their fans , and
thu matrons frowned severely on the lady
of the house fc r allowing such a thing to
continue. The lecture lasted fully two
IsQtirs , and as spoil as it was over tlio ami -
Jeuce left tbo house 'liurriiidlv. and , at
nml the lecture
once tongues bogan-toi wag ,
ture has been the talkpf the town , nml
poor old ' "Ostler jjiois ! / forgotten. It
is said society thinks < of ormmlzlnc n
board of oxamincrsr who shall insist on
the privilege of rending beforehand the
poems and essays to be delivered bcforo
select audiences. This is to ward oil nuy
more shocks. >
'
War on tlio I'ostmnstcr General.
Washington Critic : f'l thought Post
master General Vilas was n married
man , " said a concircsflinnn's wife , look
ing tip from a newspaper she was read
ing. ,
"Ho Is , I guess , "replied her husband.
"Well , wimt is ho'ndvcrtising ' hero for ,
saying 'blanks for proposals may bo had
on application at tno postollico depart
ment ? ' "
"Is ho doing that ? " exclaimed the
husband in alarm ,
"Yes , he is. Look at tills , " and she
handed him the paper.
"By gravy , " he said wills a chuckle
after Isolnul read a few words , "gimme
this. I'll take it to the house to-morrow
and us republicans will make this cor
rupt administration smoke from a to
blizzard. I'm a now member , but I'm
on to 'emI"
Go to Beard for tooln mouldings.
llcislor = ells the best 5c and lOo cigars
in the market. No. 403 Broadway.
"B. B. " Wins Another Victory.
The case of E. Leo , of Carlcton , Nob. ,
who was indicted a year ago , charged
with soiling "K. H. , " has recently been
dismissed and the entire costs charged to
the prosecution. "B. B , " as is well
known , is a beverage manufactured by
Messrs. Wheeler A : Hercld , Council
Hlulls.
TThcn Bab ; WM n\cV \ , wo garo her C.utorla ,
When she TT.-.S a Child , oho cried foi Coatorlft ,
Wbon she became Miss , the clans to Ca torl ,
Whoa lUo had Children , eha gate thfttn Castorli
CARPETS
-AND-
Onr carpet stock is largo and well se
lected anil N kept full by the arrival of
new , fresh goods. It ] comprises
Moquettes , '
Body Brussels ,
Tapestry ,
Iiig'rain , Etc.
Tambour ,
Turcoman
,
Etc. Curtains made nnil hung. Carpels
simile and hiitl by skilled workmen.
We are ollbring a line line of White
Goods ,
Beautiful Embroidery ,
Dress Patterns ,
Summer Dress Goods ,
And invite customers to examine our
stock befos'o lusrchnsing else whore. Prices
reasonable and goods as represented.
We have lately introduced special bar
gain tables tissit comprise the best values
blferca in any market. '
CJocxI Ltu'c at 5c.
Good .mumped TmvcJw til lOe.
Fine beautifully utaiupcd
Towel * at 25c , Iialf the price
asKetl elMewlicre.
Good Hose , lOe.
SScaiitifu ! Barrett Fluid Drees
Goods at U5c per yard ; worth 4Oe.
The l CKl Corbet , 7 5c , isxiiully
sold lor 91.35.
Those are a few of the ninny bargains
that can best bo appreciated by personal
exasssination.
Daily watch this column for future
changes.
HARKNESS MOTHERS
401 Droadway , Council Bluffs.
SWAN EK.OS. ,
Dealers In J llcli Cows.
No 503 and 590 E. Broadvray.Council BiTs
HOTEL.
Ogdcii IIoiiHe "Kiitcii on and
after may 1st will lie $ ! 2.OO and
- . Per '
8-J.50 Day ,
Kxcoptlne : front parlor rooms.
Day Hoard , $25 i'er Month.
D. SILLOWAV , 1'rop , JUHK DUUVBA , JlaiiafCT.
Council IlliUTu.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
CONNU1L BLUFFS , IA ,
Established 1857. _
Creston House ,
The only bolcl in Council Illuffg baring
Fire Esoa/pe
' A'ud all modern Improvements. .
216,217 Urtd ! ! U > Main ,
. . . - . MAX JlOllN.Proi ) . "
WHOLESALE AMD JOBBING
KOXTSES OF
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEEKK , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements ,
Carrlntrcs , Kto , Kto. Council niufTs , lawn.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shellers , Stalk Gutters ,
DlscItnrron-8 , Sootier * , Corn Plnnlors , Fooil Cut-
tcr.1 , ito. : Factory , Kock Kali , UK
Nos. lEOI.mi , ISO.IWninln St. , Council llliitra.
DAT ID IMAnYiKY ifc
Mttnuf'rannl Jobbers at
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Baggies ,
Carriage' . nn > l nil Itln'U ' of Knrm Mtohlnsrr *
1100 to 1110 South Miiln Street , Cqunail Illutfs ,
lono.
AXK
r.O. Qt.msox , T. II.Doum.Uno.R Wnitliir.
1'rcs.A.Treiw. V.-l'rc * &M in. See .VCoiunul ,
Council Bluffs llaadls Factory ,
( Incorporated. )
Manufacturers of Axle , Pick , Slodiro nod Small
UaiidlP3of every description.
CAlll'KTS.
COUNCIL BLUMS CAUPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Curtain Fixture * , Upholstery ( looja ,
Ktc. Na 405 llroiiilxruy Council limits ,
Iowa.
CIOAllS , TOlLWrt ) , KTC.
rEUEGOY & MOOKE ,
Wholesale Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
NOB. SMnln nnd 27 Ponrl Sta. . Council Bluffs ,
Town.
COMMISSION.
SNYDEIl & LKAMAN ,
Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Commission
No. HPe-irl St. , Coitnell
MAUHEK & CHAIG ,
Imporlers&JobbersofCMCidr/.GIasswarj .
Lamps , I'rnlt Jura , Cutlery , Plonownro. Hnr
QooJp , Fancy Goods. Hlc. Council Hluirs ,
loun.
DRUGGISTS.
I1AKLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Yfiiolesals Druggists , Oil ; , Paints , Glass ,
Unit-slat * ' Sundries. Ht3. No. : t ! Main St. , mid
No. 211'onrl St. , Council lllnirs.
DRY aouus.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
rs and Job'MN of Dry Goods ,
Notlonx. Etc. Nos. 112 nntl 114 Main St. , Nos. 113
and 115 Pearl St. Council Illulls. lown.
rnriTs.
O. W. IHITTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission. No. 5U Broadway ,
Council IllulTs.
WHIT & DUQUKTTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionary & Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 10 and IS Pearl St. , Council Bluff * .
GROCKRIKS.
"
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 410 Ilroad-
wity , Council UliilT- ) .
IIA ItXKSS , KTC.
15ECKMAN & CO. ,
Mnnu'nctureia of and Wholesale Doilors In
Leather , Harness , SaddlerEtc. , .
No. 623Jlnln _ St. . Council IUuTj ! , Iowa.
HATS , CAl'S. VTC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. 'Ml und 314 nroadwny , Council Illiiffd.
_ 11KAVY UAltnn'ARK.
KEELINK & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron , Steel , Hails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Slock , Cou ncll lllniTH , loivu.
HWKS AMD troon.
D. JI. McDANELU & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , Pelts , Grease and Van Council
muffs , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & LuDriuiuus
EJTO. , ETO.
B. Theodore , Agent , Council ( Hulls. Town.
LVMUEK. PILING , ETC.
A. OVEHTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
And Urldgro Material Snpclaltl < > sWliolosalo Lum
ber o ( all Kinds. Ollico No. I'M .Mala tit. ,
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
li'JXES AND LlQUUttS.
JOHN UNDER ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
Agent tor Bt ( iottlnnl's Herb Bitter * . No. It
Main St. Council lllutlg.
SCIINEIUEK & IJECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Kn (100 AMIn HI. , Ci.imcll Utujt.
N. SCHURZ"
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express Comnany.
China , Glassware and Lamps.
\V. S. Homer & Co. .
No. 23 , Main bt.Couneil Bluffs , la.
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRS.CL.GILLETTE'SHAIR ' GOODS STORE
No29 , Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opo. Postoffke.
RINK LIVERY STABLE
Flrsl-cliifcs Accommodations in Everylhlnif 1'cr-
mining lo tUo I.h ery Jluflnosg.
Finest Landau in the City
FOB LADIES VISITING.
. Boarding a specialty. Telephone 171
FIELD & COLE , Props.
. PEARL STREET RINK STABLE. . .
WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES ?
FIRST CUSS IN EVER ? RESPECT
HIRAM W. DAVIS & GO.
Esfablhlictl In 1877.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES ,
2OOOO Vehicle * Annually. Send for Catalogue , Prices , Freight
Itatcx ami Testimonial * .
W. 3P.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
Ilrlch h.illillni nnv kind rnl o-l or moved mid snllsfnetlon ( runrnntcctl. Frntno homes moved
onLltlleaiaattruaks-ttie best In tUa worll.
808 Eighth Avciiuo mil Eighth Street , Council Bluffs.
o * n
} i Avv/Ov / 3&AXfcV ;
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
TIMOTHY SEED.
T linvo u quantity of sounU , well olrniio. ! sno 1
wliich 1 odor nt roasonabH slffiirta Soeil ol tlio
riopoflbSj. Coircejiotiiluiico solicited. F. O.
HimFR , Pclmllnr , Iowa. C. & N. W. Uy.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Spools ! R < H7enl3oinenU , suah n i
Lost.FoundTo kavi , Fo-Silo , To Iljnt , W.iiti
IloardJng-.otc. will bo IniertoJ la this coluina.it
tholowrato of TEN CBNT3 PBIl LINK forlitj
Urstlnsortlon and PIVB OBNi'3 FEU LINS tor
ench subsoiuont Insnrtion. Loivo .ih-erthj
montsat our ollico. No. U 1'o.xd sfroat , near
Broadway , Council HluIlA.
WANTS.
SAIiH I'nlon uvciiuo lidtol imipartr.
FOH bzirsiiln. K. I..i-licnfo , .V ) 1 HroutlHiij.
BIDS will lie mcf > l\eil up to noon of ihu-'llli
of Miy Tor tlio erection r > f n kltchon ut tlio
louu Institution loillio DcuC uiul Dumb.
1'litns nml specltlentlom will t o rcudy by Mny
ittlinii : < ! can be t-oin ut the ollco of tlio Insti
tute. UMiiilrlulith icscrvcd. H. C. Hammond ,
Bupotlntondcnt.
A ifooj ronl cstntosalcinan. Mc-
WANTED & Co.TW : Main sticct.
TTKW HUNT Ity Juno 1st , tuo largo barns.
JD Eiiqulro ut Kiel's botol.
F OH SAIi-Oltl : impel R. in quantities to suit ,
ut lluo oflico No. U 1'carl stroul.
SAU3 OK Tit.YUr.-StocK of millinery
FOK limey notions. All now. noel ; lo-n-
tlon. Bnlcs 12,000 a your. O , Doc , Coiincl
lUuffs , Jou-n.
Oliolrc Display of I.iito l l nt-
Icriis , All Oracles.
Council Bluffs
rLS9HEUB
4O5
A Sclcc } Stock ol * Cliolco
JACOB SIMS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Fiactlcos in State and Federal Courts.
Uoosns 7 aud 8 , Sau art lilunlc.
It. W. TOI-LBVB , Pros. T. J. KVANH , Vloo-Pros.
3 AUKS N. UHOWN , Cashier.
Council Blufs National Bank
108 MAIN STREET ,
Capital . $100,000
Authorized Capital . 260,000
Stockholders Represent . 1,000,000
Do B gcmerul banking liuslniji.
Accounts of batiks , bunluire. mcroliuiiu , man-
ufucturcrsuuil luJlvlcluuls ruaeired on iuvora-
bla terms.
Domestic and foroltru erchiingo.
Tbo very best of attention given to all busl
noescuinmlllcd to our euro.
DRESSMAKJNG
( UY THE TAVLOIl SYSTEM. )
MRS. L. SIMMONS ,
\ < > , 314 Ifrondu'isy.
MRS. BMIMONB for n number of ycnrs wits
lieud cutter Hills Jordan .V Mnuli , llujtnn , tlio
ItMKBit bllit hOUEU In tllB CUtt ,
THE IBTEB WHITE mm ,
niAMOND uiiANii or
STRIGTI PURE LEAD , ZlliC AND OIL
Aie absolutely pure , at rcpresontod. One ( ral-
Ion will cover two bundled and fitly equaio
foot two coiiU , nnd will eta > on Inueor ilian any
otncr palut manufactured. Tor eulo by
s
ERIW Hu lino. l > * t iiru AI.I
RUSSELL&Oo
Manufacturer a of all slzo i at
Automatic Engines
Especlnlly To lpncd for IturmW
MILLS , GHA1N.ELKVATORS ,
AND ELECTU1C LIGHTS ,
Tubular and locomotive Boilers.
New Massillon Thresliorj.
Carey nnd Woodbur3r Horse Powers.
STATIONARY" , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch Uouso
510 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
SEND FOB , 1886 ANNUAL
Horses and Mules
For till purposes , bought and Eld , ut lotall and
n lots. Liirzo quantities to select from.
MASON WISE ,
Slrcett , Near Pacific House , Counil Bucs
KIEL SALE STABLES
Hoi BCH and Mules kept constantly ou band
for BUlo nt rotnll or In cnr louds.
Onleip promcitly tilled by contract onibort
uotlco , Slock sold on coniinlKtloii.
8IH.UTKU 4 HO LBV , 1'roprletors.
Btablo Corner Flftb Avi uUo mid Fourth St
Council llhilta lawn.
Has. ft . BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
mn TO
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
B. BICE , M. D.
CHRONIC DISEASES or < ui kind * .
Over thirty years' iinictioal oxparlanij.
No. II I'imrl Struct , Count II lllulli
KltEli
CUT THIS OUTl
GOOI > VXTtl * MAY 15.
Having made extciulvo Impiovemc-nli nud
IncroiiBodourfliicllltlds , we wlsli to call o iiftlnl
iittcntkm to the woils now litliitf iuino-1 out
by ns.cliilinliiK It to bo crjuul to ihttt of any
cuatcris laundry.
In ordar to Introduce our woik outside the
city of Council HluiTs , 11 tvl'l ' upnii toculpl of
tills ticket , ticcumpiinlod by rttiiin pottage ,
Laundry Six Onlluii , or CUR'S frit Eli , for cither
ludlcg or ( rcntlvruvn
Home Steal Laundry
5 < 1O Itroadxvay , Council
'N , II. Out' of town orders given prompt ut-
tentlon. Wo. jmy return cliartres on itllwoiX io
rudwben acujinpmilgj t > y ctitli lu uayns co