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G THE OMAHA DAILY BIBBS' ? -FRIDAY. APRIL 15/1887.
THE. DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
EcllTtrcd by rnrrlcr In nny pnrtof tbo city nt
twinty ccnt per wock.
H. W. TILTON , Manager.
TKI.EPHONE3 !
NIOIIT KntTOii No. 33.
JI1XOII MKXTION.
K. Y.Plumbing Co.
Wanted A pantry girl nt Pacific house.
New spring goods nt Holler's , tailor.
George W. Thompson &Co. . real estate
BThe directors of the Heat club failed to
get it quorum last evening.
Kplirnm Lewis , an old soldier , died
yesterday nt his home on Fourth btreet.
Regular meeting of Fidelity Council ,
No , ICO , Hoyal Arcanum , at 8 o'clock
p. m.
Leave to marry was yesterday granted
Benjamin Scobold and Ilattio Brock-
humlner , both of Lovclaml ,
The Hownrth company was nt the
Ogden ycst9rday , made a parade and up-
pcnrcd nt the opera house last evening ,
Jiftt received onion sots , seed potatoes
nnd bulk seeds of nil kinds. Swan &
Harmon , successors to Hays A ( ilenson ,
No. 11 Alain street.
Nate Williams has the contract for the
brick work and A. Covaltfor the carpen
tering for Barney ( juhl'snew building on
upper Broadway.
A line residence property fronting on
Bayliss' pnrk will be rallied Juno 1. Tick
ets are for sitlo by Smith. Krod. , agents , at
? 5 each. Get : i home'for ? . " > .
Crawford county is to have live new
Catholic churches this summer ut the
following places : Dow City , Charter
Oak , West Side , A.spinwallund Manilla.
To-morrow afternoon u pleasing enter
tainment is assured those who go to the
Y. M. C. A. rooms. Miss Ella McHrtdo
has the reputation of being a line Shake-
Bjieureun and dramatic reader.
The report that Andy Ncally was dying
from blood poisoning , as the result of his
recent stabbing , seemed pretty llatly
contradicted yesterday by his uppeur-
nncc on the blreets. His head is swollen
some on account of a fever sore , which
lias resulted in some blood disorders.
The city council , as a board of equali
sation , moots daily , but only to adjourn
until the next day. Tlio assessor has not
got ready to turn over his books , and
this meeting and adjourning without
doing any business la necessary under
the law , in order to Keep the board
tilive.
A meeting was held last evening in the
office of Messrs. Hico & Raymond for the
purpose of stopping fish catching by the
HSO of the seine. Mr. Rice was chairman ,
nnd Colonel Daily , county a rnoy , ex
plained the laws in the matter in a very
plain Mini full manner. Immediate steps
will bo taken to prosecute all illegal Hsu-
ing.
ing.Oscar
Oscar Keelino j'estcrduv started out
hunting. Ho spout half the day reach
ing the coveted soot and saw lots of
game , but imagine his surprise when ho
discovered ho had left his gun at homo.
Ho now claims ho only went out fora
driyo and put his hunting costume on so
his other clothes would not become
hoiled by the mud thrown onto them.
Crawford county's poor farm of 160
acres is valued at $9,500 , estimated value
of products last year $1,031 , number of
inmates Marcli 1 fifteen , cost of support
ing the inmates , exclusive of farm pro
ducts , | 3-18T. Add to this tlio interest on
the farm and the farm products and it
makes the total cost of supporting the
farm $5,431 , or about ? 30 n month for
each of the paupers.
There are considerable many changes
being made near the transfer. Tlio Union
racilic is evidently planning on extensive
improvements in their yard facilities on
this side of the river. The brick is being
placed on the ground for the now oil
house. Tracks are being laid , wutorpipes
are in pluco for cleaning passenger
coaches , and work on the now round
house will doubtless start soon.
E. II. Sadler , ono of the members of the
boat club , yesterday received u double
scull boat from E. Waters & Sou , the
celebrated race boat builder of Troy , N.
Y. Mr. Sadler and O. Livingstone ,
formerly of Molina's famous four , will
pull double in this now paper boat "on
Lake Manawa the coming season. The
boat weighs 33 pounds , is 11 inches wide
nnd 38 loot long. Sonio line oarsmen
will bo seen on Lake Manawa this year
besiiles Sadler and Livingstone , both old
members of the Moline club.
Justice Schurz yesterday had his fee
bills returned to him by County Attorney
Daily , who informed him that it would
bo necessary to attach to the bill the
original papers in all the cases for whicl
costs had been taxed up against the
county. This is a now regulation , but
Justice Schwnz is methodical enough in
' his habits , so there was no dliliculty in
producing the papers. Out of the two
dozen criminal cases in his court during
the past three months all but two of the
informations were prepared by attorneys
or the public prosecuting officer.
Ofllco of Mulholland & Co. , removed to
in under the Citizens' Inulc. Telephone
No. 103. Leave your orders for ice.
For acre property , residences and bus\
m-ss property call on W. C. Stacy & Co.
No. 0 Main street.
Bhorraden is still making cabinet pho
nt * 3 per doz. , best finish. Crayon or
India ink life size pictures only $10. B
F. M. Woodard , artist.
Personal Paragraphs.
H. II. Obcrholster is recovering fron
his recent sickness.
Mr. Thomas Ofllcer left yesterday fo
the east , expecting to bo absent twi
weeks or so.
A. McCundless. and wife and Mrs. 'i
Benjamin , of Avoen , wore at the Pacific
yesterday.
Miss Mollie Corcoran , dressmaker , 714
Myustor street , between Seventh and
Eighth.
rirlck.
Wo have 200,000 good brick for sale.
THOMAS OUEEN & SONS.
Money to loan on real ostato. Counci
Dlufl's Heal Estate Loan nnd Trust Co.
Room 0 , Everett block.
Got tlio Contract.
The Fremont County Herald thus
records the success of one Council Bluffs
enterprise :
The now Iron brldero over the west Nlshnn
was awarded to tbo Milwaukee Bridge com
pany , which Mr. Unmpbcll ably represented ,
nt the low price of 8l.ns. ; There were nlnn
bids ranclni : from 52,500 down to the ono
that received It. Our old friend Jack Whip-
jilu's bid was 81,800 , nnd Ho will doubtless
secure worn on tbo structure at remunerative
wages. _
.
J. W. & E. L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve the success
they are enjoying.
Special Taxpayer * .
All dealers In liquor and manufactured
tobacco desiring to make application for
special tax stamp should call at the office
of the deputy collector , 103 Pnarl street ,
( up stairs ) , on or before May 1 ,
Drs. Hanchctt & Smith , olllco No. 13
Pearl st. Hcsldonco , 120 Fourth st. Telephone -
phone No , 10.
Mrs. A. Dobson No. 807 Broadway ,
dressmaker , French taylor system.
Prices reasonable , lit perfect.
All- ABOUT THE BLUFFS ,
A Gypsy and a Colored Porter Have a
Round.
THE BROADWAY WAGON BRIDGE.
Its Speedy Building Assured Talk of
n lIUHlncas Men's Club Now
Heading For the Mbrary
Personal Aleutian.
A Gypsy's Kcvcnc' * .
One of the masculine band of gyptlcs ,
who live in the southern part of the city ,
presented himself at Justice Burnett's
ollico and asked for revenge. One oyc
was closing rapidly and blood was run
ning down Mis cheek. Hisstory was that
he was "a little lain In catching the
dummy train , and so jumped onto the
rear platform with two others of his
band. There was on -platform a col-
orcil porter , named Pay ton Spencer , who
told them it was a ladies' car and they
could not ride there. They asked to go
through the car and gctinto another , but
ho refilled to let them. After some words
the colored man struck him , causing the
wound which lie oll'ered to introduce' ! ! !
evidence. A warrant was issued and
Spencer appeared. Ho gave bonds to
appear again for a hearing this morning ,
when ho will disclose his side of the case ,
which is to the cll'eot that the fellows
were boisterous and insulting to the
ladies.
Ttmo Proves All.
Now that the Sweeney law has boon de
cided unconstitutional , Colonel Kcatlcy
is rcceiv.ini ; numerous congratulations.
Even the'DCS Monies Register pays him
tribute as follows :
Among thoio gentlemen In public llfn who
must tnko some pleasure , or at least feel a
bpnsuot personal vindication , In the action
of the supreme court of the United States on
the bweoiiey law , is Colonel .I. 11. Keatley ,
editor of the Council Ulults Globe. Ho wns
a member of the lower house and a member
of tlio judiciary committee when the law was
enacted. Ho was the only membiT who
made a speech In opposition to It , and he an
tagonized the bill on the groimd that the su
preme court would declare it unconstitu
tional , and gave stiong reasons for his posi
tion. He was bitterly assailed on the Hoof
by Messrs. Uerrvhill , Finn and others , and
charged with linioinnco o constitutional
law. Ho was also assailed in tlio press , and
out to vigorously In his candidacy for con
gress Inst year , because ot his course in this
lopnnl. lie will nut bo blamed for fcoliui :
sonic satisfaction now , that although he stood
nearly al6no In his position then , the highest
court ot the land has sustained his position
as a lawyer and a legislator.
Now Free Heading.
Books lately added to the , tjouncil
Bluffs public library :
Fine Arts Music Study in Germany ,
Amy Fay ; Woman in Music , George P.
Upton.
Useful Arts Tlio Now Agriculture , or
Waters Led Captive , A. N. Colo.
Education Every Day Religion , James
Freeman Clarke.
Theology My Religion , Tolstoi ; The
Imitation of Christ , Thomas A. Kampis ;
Evolution and Religion , Henry Ward
Beochor. .
Social Ethics Oats or Wild Oats ? J.M.
Buckley , L. L. 1) . ; Lady's Guide to Com
plete Etiquette ; The Complete Letter
Writer ) A Double StoryGeorgc McDonald ;
The Young Foresters. Kingston ; Peter ,
the Whaler , Kingston ; Adventures
Among the Indians , Kingston ; The
Dickens Story Teller , Dickons'- ' Shorter
Tales ; A Now Departure for Girls.
FICTION.
A Sane Lunatic , Clara Louise Burn-
ham ; The Household .of Sir Thomas
Moore , Miss Manning ; The Maiden .and
Married Lilo of Mary Powell , Miss Man
ning ; The Faire Cospcllcr Mistress Anna
Askew , Miss Manning ; Cherry and Violet ,
A Tale of the Great Plague , Miss Man
ning. Tlio Spanish Barber. Miss Manning ;
Jacques Bonuoval , Miss Manning ; War
and Peace , Tolstoi ; By Fire and Sword ,
Thomas Archer ; Adventures of Joseph
Andrews , Amelia , The History -of Tom
Jones , Henry Fielding , Esq. ; The
Sphinx's Children and Other Peoples ,
The Gladiators , J. G. W. Melville ; Kate
Coventry , The Burgomaster's l-amily ,
Athustono Priory , L. N. Comyn ; Children
of tlio Earth ; Mr. Desmond , U. S. A. ,
John Coulter.
Business Men's Club.
The suggestion is revived of forming n
business men's social club. There is
need of some such organization hero ,
with suitable rooms , where business men
can meet informally , exchange opinions ,
and form a pleasant social basis for more
important ami united business moves.
There are many advantages arising from
such an organization , as has been demon
strated by the history of similar organ
isations in other eitics. In connection
with the present move in this direction ,
the suggestion is also made that a good
location for such rooms would be on the
second floor of Kimball & Champ's new
building , on Broadway. The matter is
being talked up and it Is hoped will re
sult in some stops being taken at an early
date.
The Switchmen's Ball.
Council Bluffs lodge No. 33 , Switch
men's Mutual Aid Association of North
America , gave their bail last evening in
Masonic hall. There was a largo attendance
anco , many coming from Omaha. John
T. Hurley acted as master of ceremonies
Comrnittteo on arrangements Elmer
Pratt , J. T. Hurley , WH. . Kclloy , H. C.
Baker , Amos Wilson. Reception com
mittee C. M. Hobbs , F. Wcstrip , Ed A ,
Archer , A. Wells , H. Uarkcr , A. J. Me
Claren , W. H. Kelley. Floor committee
H. C Baker , J. T. Hurley , Charles
Donney , M. E. Pholau , L. James , O. P.
Anderson , C. Daitcr. Music was fur
nished by the Bavarian band and the pro
fframmo consisted of twenty-six numbers ,
The afl'air was a highly enjoyable one
The Omaha guests left for homo on n
special train about U o'clock this moru
The Broadway Ilrldge.
A private telegram from T. J. Evan
was received yesterday stating that In
would nrrivo homo this afternoon. He
has been cast with J. T. Stewart in the
interests of the Broadway bridge. These
who are associated in the enterprise and
who arc in a position to know all the de
tails of the situation , give .ready assur
ance to inquirers that tlio bridge enter
prise Is all right. As in all enterprises
of this magnitude there are many de
tails to manage , but those are all being
provided for satisfactorily. The actual
work will doubtless commence within
the cimo already announced again and
again.
Card of Thank * .
The ladies of the German Catholic
church hereby desire to extend their
thanks to Mr. J. Dohanoy , Mrs.Vcstcott ,
Mrs. Pfciffor and all others that so dis
interestedly assisted in making the per
formance of last Tuesday night a suc
cess.
The Independents.
The Independent hose team has been
organized m this city by the election of
oflicers as follows : F. H. Guanella , presi
dent ; D. Thomas , vice-president ; diet.
F. Stephenson , secretary M. Scohcld ,
treasurer ; Charles Nicholson , manager.
The team is not composed of professional
runners , but will go into active training.
As they are live Council BluQs boys ,
their friends hope nnd ex"pcct they will
capture the big prize at the state tourna
ment to bo held at Sioux City next June.
The citizens of this place shonld extend
their hearty encouragement and good
will.
A. Longfellow Evening.
The Euterpe club meets to-night at the
home of Miss Hhobic Damon. The pro
gramme will be both literary and musical ,
consisting ot songs , reading , and quota
tions from Longfellow.
, Ilnnl Eatato Transfers.
Heal estate transfers for April M , 18S7 :
W 11 Van Hrunt to (5co A Shcpard
* Jol 10tblkioBayllss ! & Palmer's
aild S 800 00
Acnes Folsom to U A Louie lot U
blk 34 Mtillln's stib-dv ! SIO 00
Alines Koisom to O K Blluor lot S
blk'JT Central biib-dlv S75 00
Acnes Folsom to O K Bllger lot 4
blk 27 Central sub-dlv. 2T5 00
ALMIC.S Folsom to O F Bllgcr lot 7
blk27 Central sub-dlv..V 300 00
Agues Folhom to O F IMIger lot 0
blk 27 Central sub-dl v 273 00
J T Baldwin and wife to M S Stout
Oxdcii house part lot 140 and lots
lllandlfil 75,000 , 00
Horace S Barber and wife to K Jef
fries 7-75-tl and . . . . 00
sw - - so 1U-75-42. S.COj
F O ( Jlcason and wito to K A Hock-
lots 1 anil 2 bll : 7 Kv'crett's add. . 700 00
Sarah C Key to 1' H Wind lots 4
and 0 blk 18 Howard's add 01000
Mnry J'llllcr ct nl toll L , Shop-
hurd lot 1 blk 7 Mulllu's snb-div. . 175 00
M I ) Uartlctt to Jno Dolianoy u c d
Iot20blk27 Kailriiid add 0003
l'U Frnnch to F M Hull 23 ft lot 1
blk 5 Grimes ndil ! " > 00
j L Bryant to M Smith lots 5 and
10 blk 00 and lots 10 and 17 bin ! K )
Kallroad add 12000
W Harbor and wife to Marlalt
Nichols lots 10 und 11 Davis park
add Avoca OSS 00
'at .Murray to John O'Donhuc , lot
5 , blk IS , Hums'add 150 00
Ichenoy ct al ( o J 11 Swanson , lots
0 to 10. blk IK ) , Ciescunt City 150 00
111 Nee and wife to 11 Conner , lots
15 and 10 , blk , blk II , Walnut 40 00
t S Porteriluld to Kli/a Crawford ,
lots 1 , 3 and 3 , blk ( i , Central City 73 00
2 A Benson to Bnscom & Kyle , lot
8 , blk 7 , Benson's lirst add 215 00
iamo to same , lot 0 , blk 7 , Benson's
lirst 22 > 00
amo to same , lot 10 , blk 7 , Benson's
tirst 22500
iamo to same , lot 11 , blk 7 , Ben
son's lirst 205 00
amo to same , lot 1'J , lot 7 , Bun-
son' lirst 2-25 00
amo to K T Nicnols , lot 17 , blk 7 ,
Benson's lirat 250 00
< ainu to ETNichols , lot IB , blk 7 ,
Benson's lirst 250 00
amo to A llalllne , lot 3 , blk y , Ben
son's lirst 275 00
liune to same , lot 4 , blk S , Benson's
first 275 00
lame to same , lot 5 , blk 8 , Benson's
lirst 275 00
Twenty-nine transfers § 00,335 00
The Meditated Suicide.
DIndianapolis Journal : Speaking of sui-
2ido there have been several lately , and
x good many are talking about them-a
tory is told confidentially by a worihy
iti/.cn who contemplated shullling oil'
vliis mortal coil. Ho thought of it , and
thinks ho was in carncst.but this I doubt ,
because killing one's self is said to be a
painful operation , and the worthy citizen
is a man who is extremely careful of his
own comfort. However , business had
gone wrong , another man had secured
the church pew ho sot his heart upon ,
rents had been raised , he wasn't very
well anyway , and life didn't seem worth
iving. His wife would get his iusur-
inco money ; she know as much about
Ins business as lie did himself , and could
got along without him.
That night ho took home a box of rat
poison and after his wife had retired took
t out and read the directions. Then ho
; otout his razor and. stropped it and
oaded his revolver. Ho didn't know
which method he would use , or whether
10 would try all three and make a sure
; hing of it. He would decide after the
razor was properly sharpened. Then ho
stropped away , and while ho was trying
'o cut a hair a sleepy voice came from
lie next roon : "George , Uncle John
jrought us a gallon of maple syrup to
day , and wo will have fritters and syrup
'or breakfast. I thought you'd like
o know. " The razor and pistol wore
aid away promptly ; life took on a more
rosealo aspect , and the next morning
after breakfast , the rat poison was care
fully distributed along the trail of the
troublesome vermin. George still con
tinues cheerful.
Parisian Actresses on a Small Spree.
London Telegraph : One of the dirtiest ,
ilingiest and most dangerous streets in
Paris was yesterday chosen as thelocality
of a remarkable fete. About noon the
aboriginal natives of tlio notorious Place
Maubert , which readers of Eugene Sue
will remember , were surprised to see two
or three open vehicles laden with hand
some ladies in brilliant plumage and
ultrachics in bord plat hats and resuscita
ted Inverness capes , swecn down from
the Boulevard St. Germain into the dis
mal Rue Gal undo. The procession
stopped before the red painted Chateau
Rouge which formerly belonged to Gabrielle -
riello d'Estress , and is now the midnight
resort of the greatest cut-throat and
ruflian in Paris. The occupants of the
vehicles , followed by a crowd of gaping
gamins , pickpockets and general metro
politan marauders went into the hideous
hostelry , where they actually had
luncho on , which w.as washed down by a
curious shower of ohampaigno. The well
dressed guests who had thus honored the
Red Castle with their temporary pres
ence were somn of the mo t charming
actresses of Paris , who , for tlio novelty of
the thing had agreed to lunch at the sin
ister tavern with some of their cavaliers.
After the repast one of the actresses re
ceived verses by Francois Coppce. and
then some of the absinthe saturated mu
sicians and "artists" of the locality who
had been invited to the junketing were
listened to with considerable amusement
Imrga Fco of a London Physician
Court Journal : Physicians' fees are
sometimes nearly equal to the fees of the
leading members of the bar , sometimes
they are a little over ; for instance , a dis
tinguished physician was offered 500
guineas to pay a visit to a sick person
who was residing a fair distance oil'or
the continent. Ilio doctor declined
more oilers tempting him wore couseeu
lively made till the bid was JCfi.OOO. This
sum was also declined. But ho was
shortly after compelled to attend some
one else who was residing near this
tempting would-be patient , and ho took
the opportunity of looking in en route.
Tlio physician was ollored 5,000 on
leaving , but would not consent to re
ceive moro than 500. A few days after
his return to London ho found that
4,500 had been placed to his credit at
bis banker's. This sum he immediately
forwarded to a charitable institution , in
.forming the grateful and largo payinj
patient.of what ho had done , which en
tirely met with approval.
The physician's name will not bo dif
flcult to search out , for three stops
through the alphabet will bring one ta
the right letter ; the remaining ones can
easily bo lill < ? d by those who know the
kind-hearted man.
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS GLASSWARE
, ,
AND
FINE POTTERY.
Prices Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
NO. 23 AT/l/JV ST. ,
COUNCIL FLUFFS , i t IA.
HENRY EISPAN & CO/S /
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
.Do you wish to feavo money on your
spring purchases ? If so call at
KISKMAN'S 1'KOl'I.K'S STOltn.
Everybody kubws that wo have a
larger and butter stocic of goods to se
lect from than all the houses in Council
Blurt's combined , 'and ' we guarantee to
save you 35 cents 911 every dollar's worth
you purchase lin our house. To
substantiate this wo refer to the thou
sands of ladles who visit our stores dally.
Lady shoppers who have sent to Now
York , Philadelphia , Chicago , St. Louis
and other cities for samples , have upon
comparison with our goods , pronounced
ot'u the best ( tntl cheapest.
\\o have given Council Hind's the larg
est store and stock of merchandise in the
entire State of Iowa and we are proud to
say.that people for hundreds of miles
come or send to us for their goods.
Wo also offer for this week largo bar
gains in Laces , Embroideries , Hosiery ,
Gloves , Corsets , Gauze , Lisle Thread ,
Halbricgan and Silk Underwear , Muslin
Underwear , Infants' complete outfits ,
Parasols , Fans , Lace Curtains and
Scrims.
Ready Made Stilts , Etc.
An entire now line of ladies , misses ,
and children's wraps , junkets and
ready made suits in silk , worsted arid
wash materials at much less than former
prices. This department lias au im
mense quantity of goods of all prices and
you cannot fail to make selections which
will prove satisfactory. Wo call special
attention to our ladies wraps in extra
slices ranclng in sixo from 42 to 48.
HENUV KIDMAN & Co. ,
People's Store ,
Nos. 314 , 310. 318 and 330 Broadway ,
Council Bluffe.
N. It. We nlre nil mull ordcra spe
cial and prompt attention and ana
order. . * or correspondence you
inai/fiii'or tin with will receive the
f/rcatcst care and attention.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , such us Lost , Found
loLoan , For Sale , To Rent , \\nnts , Bonrdlmr ,
itc.ivill bcln'ortoil In this column nt tbo loir
ntoof TEN CENTS PEK LINE fortho first Inscr-
Ion find FivoCoiitsl'crLinoforcach subsequent
nsortlon. Jcavo mlvorllsomcnta nt our olllco
la I'enrI street , no.ir Ui-oadwiir , Council
UlutTs.
WANTS.
FOIl KENT Pacific house bnrhcr shop. In-
qulro Gco. W. Foi'KUton & Son.
\X7ANTKU A food live ftaont to otuivus lor
T V a household article of moilt. 1' . O. , L > evol ,
\o. 501 Hroiidwny.
WANTTD Apprentice girls to lonrn dross-
ranking. No. "It Mynstor st.
clrl to do Koncrnl
housework. No. l-'O Fourth street.
FOIl HUNT A largo front room , Drst lloor ,
lurnished new , suitable for two Kcntle-
men. Located in lito ccntrnl p rt of city.
"iVutor nnd gus. Address W , Ceo office , Coun-
illUiulls. ,
SALU Complete plant nnd equipment
FOK
for U. II. briilKO work , consisting of 7
| ) llo drtvois , cnrpenfrs tools , tents , beddlnp
ind bonrdlnc outfit for 150 men. In peed re
pair. Now stored ut Choncnno , W. T. For In
ventory nnd terms address No. in , N , Main St. ,
Council lllulla , lown ,
REAL ESTATE ,
Voccnt Lots , Lrmds , City Residences nnd
Farms , Acre property In wostornvurtof city.
All tolling cheap to make room for spring stock
B. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
RoomS , over Ofllcer & Pusoy's Hank , Counci
Bluffs.
I will uo at the Pacljie JfotclCoun
cil llluffa , everu Saturday forenoon.
Omaha Dental Association removed to
Hcllman BIocic , cor. lUth and Farnam.
Best sets teeth $6 , fully warranted. All
operations rendered painless by the use
of our new anicstliotic. Dr. llaughawout ,
Manager.
OFFICER cC PVtiEY ,
Council.BlufTa.Iowa. . .
Established 1857
FINLEY BURKE
Attorney at Law.
504 Broadway , Up Stairs ,
Council Bluffs.
ORESTON HOUSE.
Tfieonly Hotel ( n Council Bluffs Having a fire
Escape.
And AU Moic.rii ( Improvement a.
213 , 217 and 319 Main St.
MAX MOIIN , Prop.
It. MICE , M. D.
Cancers ami other Tumors
Removed without the Unite or Drawing o
Blood.
Over 30 vears Practical experence.
No 11 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
E. S. AItNETT ,
Justice of tlie Peace ,
415 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city , Collections a specialty.
W. L. BIGGS ,
Justice of the Peace.
No 504 Broadway , Council Blufl's.
Collctions a specialty. Refers to the Bee
K. JI. McDANELD & CO. ,
[ Kitabllibed ISDi ]
No. 20 Main Street , t i i Council Blnffi.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
AND DEALIUS IX
HIDES , TALLOW WOOL , ETC
If. SCJIUltZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Olllco over American Express ,
PEOPLE'S STORE.
For This Week's Special Sale We
Offer in Our Domestic Depart
ment the Following :
5 cases Best Standard Prints , in all the
latest shades and best styles , at Ac1.
850 pieces Good Quality Ginghams , in
dress and apron styles , at5o.
800 pieces Best Dress and Zephyr Ging
hams , at 5 Of.
3 cases Crinkled Seersuckers al 3c.
G cases good yard wide Bleached Mus
lin nt 5v.
150 pieces Lawns at ! Jc.
ICO pieces Victoria Lawns and India
Linens at "ic. , Oc. and 8e.
75 pieces F.oulurd Sateens al lOc.
Silk and Dress CiooUt ) .
Great bargains In our Silk and "Dress
Goods Departments. All new , fresh
goods direct from the manufacturers'
looms at less than anybody can oiler
these same goods.
Thousands of pieces to select from.
You will have no trouble to find what
you want.
Wo receive cacli day letters of encour
agement and compliments from our cus
tomers everybody concurring in our
assertions.
Xo One Who Studies
Economy can afford to pass us by.
SE'JUXG.
For the spring of 1837 we arc better
prepared to please you than ever before.
Great bargains in each and every one
of our numerous departments are laid
out and placed on SPECIAL SALE every
day in the Week.
We Keep Everything.
No one need go outside of our honso to
; ot a complete outfit in Ladies' , Misses' ,
Children's , Men's , Youths' or Boys wear.
JIKXUY KISEIUAX'S A : CO. ,
PEOPLE'S STOKE ,
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Eroudway , Council JB lull's.
N. 15. A'll mail orders foi
tmniplc * or goods entrusted to
our enrowill rcecivc the bct.1 ol
attention.
Star Safe Stab/es and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council Dluira , Opp. Dummy Depot
DepotE
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Horses and mules kept constantly on
hand , for sale at retail or in car loads.
Orders promptly filled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SHLUTEK & BOLUV , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114.
Formerly of Koil Sale Stables , corner
1st. avo. and 4th street.
Announces that His stock of
Fiiielmported SpringMillinery
In Choice Shapes of Hats & Bonnets ,
Together with ft
LarfleLinc of Novelties In Fancy Ma
terlals is now Jteady for Your
Careful Inspection.
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
Korses Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or donble.
MM WISE- , Council
OHN V. 6TOB. JACOB SIU3
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
ractice in the State and Federal Court
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
THE TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard No. 2915) ) Sired byAlmontNo
33 , and 'ir < 5fistcr , " ( Standard No. C812. )
Sired by Trump No. 308. Those stallions
will make the season of 1SS7 at the Coun
cil UlnDs Driving Park.
For particulars inquire of or address
WADE CAUY , Council Bluffd , la.
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O. CT. OO ± tB"S2"
Real Estate Broker and Dealer
Council Illuir * Olllco , ItliiMHilc
Temple. Omaha Olllcco ill
\urlli I ( Mil Mrccf.
Pnrtlcnliir alienIon lvcn to Inventing -
venting finulH Tor non - real-
tlcnt * . Special bargain * lit loin &
aero property In Omaha & Connell -
ell ISIulfr , Correspondence solic
ited.
GARDEN HOSE ,
Steam , Gas and Water Pipe
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY ,
No 552 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Mail Orders Shipped 1'romptlj/ .
A. JI. MICE. E. W.
RICE < & RAYMOND ,
No. 13 Nortli Main Street.
Lower Floor First National Banlc Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa-
TELEPHONE NO. 239.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Properly Situated on the Corner of Pearl Street'and Slxlli Avenue ,
Known as the
CRACKER FACTORY PROPERTY ,
WILL BE
Sold at Auction on Wednesday , April 20th
.A.11 3 3 ? . 3 . S-A.X-iE3 : OlfcT E = I
H. H. INMAN , Salesman ,
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from f5.00 to
$10.00 per ncro. School and state lands in Minnesota on 30 years' tnno 5 per
cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information , etc. , given by
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No. 555 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa , agent for Freidrikien & Co. , Chicago.
C. B. ALLEN ,
ngineerSur , eyorMapPoblisher ,
No. 11 North Main St.
City nnd county maps of cities and counties
In western lown , Nebraska and Kansas.
FJtANK S. 2UCE ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
Designs , estimates nnd reports on bridges ,
viaducts , foundations nnd Reucinl engineering.
Blue prints of nuy szn ! alid quantity.
Ollice No lli N. > fnin St. , Fii-ot National Bank
Block.
Notice.
MATT.EK ot application of Owen & Co. for
permit to sell
Notice is hereby Bivan that Owen & Co.
did upon tlio IJIth day of April , A. D. Ifcb" , lllo
their application to the mayor nnd city council
ofOmnha , tor permit to sell malt , spirituous
and vinous liquois , as drtitrRlsts , for medicinal ,
mechanical and chemical purposes only , ut No.
605 North Sixteenth street , Filth wnrd.Oranlia ,
Neb. , from the llth day of April , 1SW , to the
10th < W of April , 1888.
If there l > o no objection ) remonstrance or
piotest filed within two wcotts from April 13th ,
A. D. 18o7 , the bald permit will bo granted.
OWK.V & Co. , Applicants.
J. I ) . SOUTHARD , City Clerk. n4-i : :
DRS.S.&D.DAYIESON
. . .
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis Mo.
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado ,
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy ,
St. Louis , Mo. , University College Hospi
tal , London ; Giesen , Germany and New
York , Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
Nervous , Chronic and
DISEASES ;
More especially those arising from impiu-
dcnce , invite all so suffering to correspond-
thout delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily with
out detention from business , and without
the use of dangerous drugs. Pa
tients whose cases have been neglected ,
badly treated or pronounced incurable ,
should not fail to write us concerning their
symptoms. All letters receive immediate
aitention'
JUST PUBLISHED.
And will be mailed FREE to any address
on receipt of one 2 cept stainp. "practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
Physical Exhaustion , " to which is added an
' Essay on Marriage , " with important chap
ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or
gans , the whole forming a valuable medical
treatise which should be read by all younj ;
men , Address.
DHS. S. & D. DAYIESON ,
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado.
1707 Olive St. . St. L uis , Mo.
CHICAGO SHORT LIE
- OF THE
The Best Jloittct from Omaha and
Council liluffa to
THE
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil Ulath
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapidi ,
Rock Island , Freeport , Roekford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jancsvllle ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points East , Nortlionit
nnd Boutbcust.
For through tickets call on the Ticket Atrcnt
at HOt Knrnam direct , ( in I'axton hotel ) , or at
Union I'aciflo Depot. _
Pullman Ulcotiers and tbo finest Dining1 Carl
In the world are run on tlio mainlines of tbo
CHICAGO , MILWAUKBK & BT. I'xui. HA u. WAV ,
nnd every attention Is nnld to pmaonaurs by
courteous employee of the company.
It MIM.KH , Qoncrnl Munn or.
J , K TUCKKII , Assistant Ouiioial Manager.
A. V. It CAJII-KNTEK , General Patiunifor and
Ticket Aeont.
UEO. II. HBATTORD , AiiUtAnt General Fat-
icnpni'and Ticket Aircnt.
J. T. GLAHK , Uouerul Bup rlaUndent-
Notice of Registration ,
jal Volois ol tlio Fliht Dl'trlctof
the Til lid Ward , In tlio oily of Umalia :
You arc hereby notlth'd that tlio umlorblKiiod
will bit as rt't-'ixtrtir lor KIr t DHtilct ol tlio
Third Wiird at Hcroley's It-od utablo , I-M'J ' and Jilt
Tenth st loot , cominoncliiK'riiurwIay . .April1st ,
ItW , nt 11 o'clock u. m. , lor the puiiiotoor rcB-
IKciliiK all qualillcd votcis within Mild Klrtjt
district of Third ward , and for tlio purpotoof
maltlnk' now list nnd mldlng to , and corrcttlnu
the rcKistiution alruiuly umdo , anil tor such
purpose tlio umlarxlKiioil will sit ivnil koun his
book of tojrlstratloii open oacli day tlioroaltor
( e.tcopt Sundays ) nt the iil.ico iifoiosnltl fioui
cloven o'clock i > . m. until snvcn o'clock p.m. ,
until Monday , liny i-'nd , 1SS7 , at the hour ol la
'
o'clock m.n 'den said book of registration will
bo closed. All ciunllllcd vnturs nro notilk'd to
attend and boo that tliolr namcH uro properly
registered. t'UANK W. SOLON ,
uH Hoglstrar 1st District , Jrd Ward.
_
Notice of Registration.
TO the Lojml Voters of the Second District
ot Fourth Ward In the city of Oinnha :
Vouiirohoiobynotlllod that the uudorslKned
will Mt as rojrlgtrar for the Second ( id ) district
of Fourth (4th ( ) wind at U. Knsolmanirstfroccry
Bloro , Northwest corner 10th and Howard
aticots , coimucnclntr Thursday , April 2l6t , 1S87 ,
at 11 o'clock a. m , , for the mirpopo of rwistcr-
liif ; nil mmllllod votoi s within said Hccondd ( )
district of 1'ourth (4th ( ) ward , and lor sucli such
pimioso the undcrsiKncd lll sit and keep Ills
book of registration open ouch day thereafter
( oxccit | Sundays ) at tiio place aforesaid from
eleven o'clock n. ni. until so > rn o'clock p. in. .
until Monday. May ' 'nd , lt > 87 , at the hour of. 13
o'olnoX m. , whim said hook ot rotftatrntiou will
boclo cd. All ouiillllodotors mo notllk'd to
attend and sco that their names aio properly
retrlstcrcd , as an entire now list Is to bo made ,
.
.AMK3aoAuHNT ]
alt Registrar 2nd District , 4th ward.
Notice of Registration.
the I.efc'iil Voters of the First District of
TO Ninth Ward , In the city of Omaha :
You aio hcrehy noticed that the umlurslcned
will sit us registrar for the First dlMi let ot the
Ninth ward at the N. K. corner < lf2ith ) and Far
nam , No. 2M ! ! ! , coininotiolnii Thursday , April
Blst , at 11 o'clock a. m.for the tmrpoeo of rcjc-
ibtcrlng all ijuiilitlod votoiH within said Flrut
district of the Ninth ward , and for snob pur-
poeotho undersigned will sit and keep hid book
of registration open each day thereafter ( ex
cept Sundays ) at the pluco aforesaid iroin
eleven o'clock a. m. until seven o'clock p. in. ,
until Monday. May J.'nd , 18 7 , at the hour of 12
o'clock m. , when snld hook of registration will
bo closed. All ( nullified voters nro notlllnd to
attend and BOO that their names are properly
registered , r.s an entire new registration list Is
to bo made , under now law.
CLEAR J. JOHNSON.
n4 Kcgldtrar 1st DistrictOth Ward.
Notice of Registration ,
TO the Legal Voters of First District , Sixth -1
Ward , In the city of Omaha :
You are horobv notldod that the undersigned
will sit a > registrar for the First dlstrUt of
the Sixth Waid , at .lohu iioecu's tiarn , N. W.
corner Grace and 21th sttoots , commencing
Thursday , April 21st , 1887 , at 11 o'clock a. m. .
for the purpose of registering all < iualilcc ! !
voters within said Hrst district of Hlxth ward ,
and for the purpose of making now list and
adding to , and correcting the registration al
ready mado.and for such purpose the under-
sinned will keep hlB book of registration open
each darthuirafior ( except Sundays ) nt tlio
plnco aforesaid from 11 o'clock a. in. until T
o'clock p. in. , until Monday , May 2nd. I8.S7 , at
thi hour of2 o'clock m.whon faM registration
will bocloscd. All qualilod ! voters are notlllod
to attend and sco that their names am properly
registered. O. 0. UJDI.OW.
April 1'J Ilcffistrnr let District , oth Ward.
Notice of Registration.
TOthof.ejful Voters ot the Second District ,
Sixth Ward. In tlmclty of Omnlin :
You are heicby notified that the undersigned
will Fit as registrar lor the Hecond dlhtrlctof
thoSIUh ward , at A. llciibondlck's , on State
Hticet , can of Fort Omaha , commencing Thurs
day. April 21st , 1K.S7 , at II o'clock a , m. . for the
imrpoHOol registering allnuallllo.l . voters with
in fcuid Second district of Sixth ward , and for
thu purpoto of making now list and adding to
and correcting the registration already made ,
urn ! lor buc.li purpose the undorblgiied will til
and keen his book ol irxlotiHtioii open each
day thereafter ( except Sundays ) nt tliopmco
utnri'Hiildlinm elm-en o'clock a. m. until mivcn
o'clock p. m. , until Mny.'d , lHb7 , at thu hour of
12 o'clock m. , when said hook of roglstiutluu
will ho closed. All qualified volnis are notified
to attend and see that tliolr niimeH urn properly
icgistorcd. JOHN I1. I'AOK , ,
oia Keglstrar 2nd District , Sixth Ward1
Notice of Registration ,
n'O the Legal Votcrfl of Second District of tlio
-L iighth : Ward In the city of Omaha :
You arohciohy notllled thattho tindnrahincil
will sit al rcglntnir lor the t-'ecnnd district o :
I ho Klghth ward at tlni drug i-toro of John
Dwytr.N. W. corner 24th and i.'iimlng ' utrcuts ,
commencing ThursJuy , April 21st , 1M7 , at 11
o'clock n in. , lor th purpose of lettering nil
rimillticd voters within mild Second district of
OKI Klghth wuid.nnd tor the purpose of mak
ing new list and adding to and correcting the
registration altcady mado.iiud for such pur
pose the undurtlgnod will sit and keep bin hook
of registration open each day thereafter ( o-t-
eopt Sundays ) ut the place aforesaid from
eleven o'clock n. in. until EOVOII o'rlocK p.m. .
until Monday. May 2nd , 1X37 , ut the hour of 12
o'clock m , , when said book of registration will
beclotcd All qualified voters uro notllled to
attend and Mtu that tlielr nnrnos are properly
registered. JOHN CAUII.
an ItcgUtrar id District , Sttl Ward.