Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1883, Page 6

i ] ] E l \ 4 0 THE DAILY Bef--COUNCIL BLUF¥S, SA URDAY OCTOBER 13, 1o5: 3. iHE DAILY BEE. SURSCRIPTION RATES! Owrrlor = = - = = = - % conta per wock :; MM <« = ¢ « s« $10.00 per Yoar = OFFICE: 0.7 Poarl Street, Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Soo Joseph Reiter's fall goods, Additional local on seventh page. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's, Music und dancing at the Spiritual so- ciable to-night. The Rock Island is the outgoing train this afternoon on the pool roads. When the Walnut Bureau speaks of Milwaukee, Minn,, itisa little off on goography. Work is being mpidi‘y pushed on John Short's new two-story brick building on lower Broadway. The State association of the Horso Thief Detectives will meet at Des Moines on Wednesday next, Little Ethel, daughter of J. P. Brain- ard, has been dangerously sick with dip- theria, but Dr. Jeffries reports her con- valeacent. About 85 German and Danish emi- grants came in over the Union Pacific yesterday morning and took passage over the Rock Island en route for New York. “They are about our bed and path.” Spiritual circle to-morrow (Sunday) after- noon and evening at 3 and 7:30 o'clock, at Spiritual Hall, Shugart & Beno's block. Second Spiritualist socioty meets overy Sunday at 310 Middlo Broadway, Hond's block, up stairs, room 3. Mediums will be in attendance. Hours, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m 8t. Patrick’s Benevo'ent Society are making great preparations for their quadrille party to b held on the evening of October 17th at St. Joseph Academy hall. A. H, Mayne has purchased the old building now occupying the Government lot on the corner of Broadway and Sixth street, and will remove it south of the Rock Island depot. Mr. Chas. Brag lost a valuable pony, the one which has carried Tae Bee from the river. The pony was let to a man who rode ithard and long through the mud, injuring it so that it has since died. Bome of the sidewalks in the city are in a most deplorable condition, and the attention of the authorities should be directed to them with the view of having them repaired before the winter months set in. M. P. Hanley, in default of eight hundred dollars bail, was on Wednesduy committed to the county jail by Justice J. G. Stadter, of Carson. Hanley is ac- oused of grand larceny, upon which charge he waived a preliminary examination, ““The autumn days are come, and the gold and purplo leaves aro cast beneath e boughs,” 8o says Park Policeman COovalt, who is kept busy raking and sarrying away the leaves, which now are literally strewn over the city park, *‘and clothe it as with a purple garb.” The Bluff City Hose Team goos to Omaha to-day to run a hub and hub race with the Thurston Hose company of that city for one hundred dollars. The Bluff City team is a fine organization, and if the track is in good condition quick time may be expected. The oyster supper and musical enter- tainment given at the Baptist church on Thursday evening, for the benefit of the Home of the Friendless, was repeated laat evening, with, it is understood a bet- tor attendance than at the preceding evening. To-morrow evening, at the Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Lemen, the pastor, will deliver the second lecture in the series on the “Life and Character of Moses,” and its practical lessons as illus- trated by the late election. (o and hear it. The grading on Broadway, near the U. P. Dummy depet, is being proso- cuted with vigor and gives the street in that locality a docidedly improved ap- pearance. The street car line will be raised to the grade of the street as soon as the grading at the corner of Eighth aud Broadway is completed, COUNCIL BLUFFS. 8aturday Morning, October 13. anything at all for the 40,000 The days of reconstruction are sup posed to bo long since past, but the Dem throwin z out the as may bo necessary to secure the count ing in of a defeated candidate. count in Groneweg, for State Senator. While Mr. Groneweg might make an ex cellent Senator if he were a Republican, neither he nor anyone else will ever rep- resent the Democrats of this county if to do #o it be necessary to throw out and count in, There is really vory little danger of a contest, Tuy Drr has repeatedly called the at tention of the School Board to the fact that proper steps had not been taken for the protection of the scholars and teach ers from cold while attending school, aud for the keeping of the school room in comfortable condition. Several tin to be closed owing to the d cnl and cold temperature of the school rooms and the lack of fuel and proper facilitics for keeping them warm. On last Thurs- day five rooms in the high school build- ing wore closed and the scholars sent to their homes for the reason that the heat ing apparatus was out_of order, This should have been attended to long ago in order that the scholars may have the ser- vices of their teachers, that for which the tax payers and parents pay. It will be some time before the heating appara- tus can be repeired, during which timo the pupils will be compelled to remain at home. —— Dr. Wost, dentist, 14 Pearl strect. i A Political War, Thursday evening The Globe published a scurrilous article in which it personally attacked Jas. . Goulden, and used lan- guage in reforeace to him which is sel- dom heard outride of a saloon, Yestorday morning Mr. Gouldon mot Mr., Whittelsey, the writer of the article, and, after asking for and receiving the information that he was the author, pro- coeded to thump him. In the meleo a revolver fell to the sidewalk, though it is not claimed that any one attempted to uso it. Captain Haight attempted to part the two men, and received a severe row from Mr. Goulden, though it is not claimed that the blow was intended for him. Mr. Whittlesey did not defend himself with his fists, and the two were soon parted, In the afternoon Mr. Goulden appear- ed before Justice Abbott and complained against himse1f, plead guilty and was fined five dollars and costs, Intormation was later filed ,before Judge Aylesworth charging Goulden with carrying concealed weapons, to which charge he also plead guilty, and was fined $5 and costs, He was also charged with disturbing the poace, but claimed that the charge was justly included in the one for assault, for which he had already paid a This question was taken under advisement by the city attorney. Tur Bee does met uphold any man in fighting except in self-defense. But there are somo things that are terribly exasperating, and for which there is no adequate relief at law. To sue for libel i8 & courso open to all. But there is no use in suing unless thero is possibility of collecting on a judgment. e —— Sovoral cases of dipthoria in town. Everybody uses Dr. Jefforis Preventive and Cure, consequently no deaths, o —— PERSONALS, " F. Cramer, of Clovelaud is registercd at the Pacific. L. V. Crum, the wide awake insurance agent of Lincoln, Neb,, was visible on the streets yesterday afternoon, Mr, J. L. Palmer, of Walnut, Ta., wasin tho ity yesterday and left this morning for Missouri, where ho will purchass large quan. tities of Missourl apples andreturn to Wal- nut, A, Loicmman, of Logan, was an Ogdon guest yostorday. L. P. CGlllette, of Lincoln, Ne city. y i5in the D, Beyk: v, of Kalamazoo, Mich., is at the Ogden, Col. W 1, Sapp has gone to Mt. Vernon, Obio, on & short visit to his relatives and friends. Dirw, Sapp, who is visiting thero now, willreturn with him, Alonzo J. Hart s at Meriden engaged in the litigation suit wherein one farmer nsks dumages of another for running into and Officer Mullen represented the polico force of this city at the fourth annual ball of the Omaha fire department Thurs- day night. He reports a big time and a courteous recoption. This was no more was expected, for the force in Omsha are noted for their courtesy and hospitality. William Gibson, who for some time has been confined in the county jail in order to become sufliciently sober for a trial in Justice Abbott's court, was yes- terday placed under bonds to keep the the peace until the next term of the District Court, Justice Abbott placed the bonds at $50 The first of & series of parties to bo given by the l{o{-l Arcanum society oc- curred at the hall of that order last even- ing. The parties inaugurated by this so- ciety last winter were iw every respect exceedingly fine, and judging #um their inaugural ball last evening. they will not this season loose any of their popularity. Soveral of the guests who were in to attend the Masonic ceremonics on Thurs- day remained over and spent yestorday in looking about the city and {aking in scenery from the blulls in the rear. They “express themsolves well pleased with the advantages and facilities offered by Council Blufls ever other cities of the same population, Hon. D. C. Bloomer, representative to the recent session of the Sovereign Grand oof 1O 0O, F., which con- vened at Providence, R, 1., gave the members of Hawkeye Lodge last evenin an exemplification of the unwritten m-é of the order. The instructions of Mr, Bloomer were thorough and showed mrkoduumhnndlw:‘{u n his part and were listened to by Fellows prescut with great interest and attention. killing his horse. Hon, L. R. Bolter, of Logan, was at tho Ogden houso yestorday. ol | —— Pickings, H. W. Havlin was, yosterday in the Police Court, fined by Judge Aylesworth for cruelty to animals, In the matter of Arnold Jessie,acoused of attempting to blackmail John Nichol- son, the case was taken up in tho after- noon and W, A, Linton, a witnoss for tho prosecution, examined. Linton's tostimony was Jossie's confession when brought to the county jail. The case has been continued to some future time to be agreed upon by the attornoys, Chief Field has undertake.. to” enforce the ordinance against obstructing the sidewalks with boxes and large signs, & Co., were removed. If the work is thoroughly done and all who unlawfully abstruct aro compelled to remove the ob. structions, it will bo o mattor of con gratulation and no one will complain, Incidentally—Boxes und baskets of goods affered for sale, if they really obstruct, arons much, or more of & nuisance, as i large sig —— Tom Hakkipurim, ‘The Hebrews of this city celebrated on Thursday the holiest of all Jewish holi- days, Tow Hakkipurim, or Tom Kippur, Th the Day of Atonement, than which nono in the year is more sublime in its teachings or .aore solemn in its dootrines. It is observed by fasting twenty-four hours ending with the ap- pearance of the first star in the evening of that day. The Israclites in this cily generally Bome of the railroad officials are ap- | closed their places of business and a pro- mndy hurt in their—their—feelings, the traveling public complain ptho v, P.Plidu that dummy trains on track and across the bridge run but once ulwurmh.v‘?y,nd y add that the grateful for the con- lic £ Feieuce s e half hour, afforded by the running 1., because the ,000 worth of street on | L H. priate services were held in the Royal Arcanum Hall: The services, which were conducted by Rabbi L. Harris, assisted by L. H. Mosler, were solemn and very impressive. The Israclites here have d'louvu'n burial grounds, and the so- ciety ubwnmhg uite strong, Its pres- ent officers are ‘h Mosler, President; Harris, Becrotary; H. Freidman, Treasurer; M. J. Michaels, A. J, Mandel and B. Goldstetn, trustecs, broken and the public are told to be thankful that the railroad gives them - oorats talk of reviving the old custom of te of such precincts This time they want to throw out tho vote of Second ward of Council Bluffs, and thus during the present term our schools had | Yesterday the signs of Eiseman, Rodda |- —— = The U, P, Rond Wants More, At an adjourned meoting of the com- mon council held Thursday night, a pe- tition signed by most of the principal agricultural implement dealers, and sev- eral other citizens was presented, asking the right of way for the U. P, R. R. Co, to lay a track for strect cars as steam cars, up Durant street from the Transfer to Main street, It is easy to see how such a track would be a benefit to the U, P. road and a great accommodation to the fmplement dealers and other wholesale shippers. The petition was referred to the judiciary committee, The U. P. road also nsks the city to vacato the alleys in block 9, Grimes’ ad- dition, which 18 south of Broadway, op posite the Metropolitan hotel, where the lleged depot of the U, P, side track nds, The U. P. road generously offers to pay for publishing the le notice to vacate. The matter was r red, | Bx-Mayor W, R. Va had_intro- | duced a resolution to allow the Pilcher Council Blufls Blectric Light company to erect poles and string wires in the streets anu al eys. He promised, on behalf of the company, that it would furnish one light to the city free of e The matter was referred to the committee of the whole with instructions to report to an adjourned meeting /f the council at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. At the adjourned meeting the board passed a resolution granting tho right to the Pilcher Council Blufls company and also to the Council Bluffs company, at the head of which is J. W. Rodefer, to erect poles and put up notices under direction of the common council. They are re- stricted to the use of the alleys when it is possible to uso them, quired to replace all paving when paved stroets or alleys are used; and in case the city wants to pave or grade any street on which poles are erected the company must remove said poles if ordered so to do by the council. ~The city is not ren- dered liablo for any damage to private property by reason of granting the fran- chise, nor is any citizen debarred from bringing suit against the cempany for damages. according to the rules of the New York o ot COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS . They are ro- | No, 4 Pear/ Street, - - - - The poles and wires are to be erected | No, 530 Broaaway, SO e e T IETOI S .A X B 109 and 111 8. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS 342 and 344 Broadway, . BUCKGLOVES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, e Cream, Fruis & Coulect Parties, Sociables and Plenics supplied on short notice, and goods delivered te all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fine Cigars. W. T. BRAUN'S European Restaurant, 404 West Broadway, - - COUNCIL BLUFF: MBought and Sold. Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished T NLONEATEON COUNCIL BLUFFS. MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal, BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND BEWER PIPE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. board of Fire Underwriters, which will place them high enough so they will not interfere with the vse of the streets or alleys. In consideration of the franchise cither or both companies accepting are to furnish the city with one light free, to be placed where the Common Council may direct. Mr. Vaughan expressed himself as en- tirely satistied with the resolution as passed, and says the plant is now on the way here, and that the company will im- mediately proceed to furnish light for the citizens, At the Thursday ovening meeting the council passed an ordinance to provide for the curbing, paving, graveling, Mac- adamizing and guttering of streets and alleys in Council Blufls, Iowa. The ordinance gives the council the sSS. A FINE LINE OF FALL; i SNOO'IV.ILNVd sSu11e0019AQ 7 and 9 Main Street. Suitin right to order the improvement of any street or alley at the oxpense of the property. It requires that the council shall advertise in two daily papers in the DPDIRECTORY, COUNCILI BLU¥FFS, ITA. city for proposals to perform the work, for at least five days, and lenger, if doeted necossary, 1t may also adver- tise in any other paper it the magnitude of the job required warrants it. All bidders are required to give bonds for the acceptance of the contract if awarded All contractors must give heavy bonds for the performance of the contract. The ordinance provides that aftera contractis | - let for certain work on any street, the property owners will not be permitted to perform any part of the work to the detriment of the contractor. linhle to tho contractor for any such an amount as it shall collect by ~assoss- DE. I. F. WHITE, LM 5 WAUNER, raa e iiie D. A, BENEDICT, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. | 18 Main street and 17 Poarl strect. OFFICE, Cernor Main and Fifth up-stairs, Residence, 609 Willow avenue. JUSTICE OF THE Jftice over American 22 Fourth streot. J. M. ST, JOHN & 00..CA:H BUYERS. "o It also provides that the city shall be | Praft by return mail. 148 Broadway. SIGN WRITER AND GRAINER, Offico 387 Broadway, Council Bluffe, Iows. ment on the property, and that the gen- eral fund shall not be pledged in any manner for the piyment for the improve- ment, John Haille wanted to paint the lamp posts in the city for fifteen cents a post, and use a good iron-preserving paint. The matter was referred to the committee on gas. The council will meet this evening at 7 o'clock to decide what streets it is necessary to grado this fall, and to order advertisements for bids for labor, —e— Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder’s offico, October 12, roported for the Bie by P. J. Me- Malon, real estato agent: Charles Baugn to Michael O'Rourke, lot 5, block 12, Hyatt's sub— J. H, Cively to J. M. ( lot 4, black 6, Carson—§600. E. A. Tilany to M. J Clark, et al., lots 1and 2, block 7, Macedonin—$4: Robert J. Cory to William (. Hendrie, lot 6, block b, Bayliss' 2d add-—84,000. R. M. Woodmancy, trustee, to E. A. Tiffany, lots 1 and 2, block 7, Macedon- in—870. J. H, Burroughs t 7,8 and 9, block 32, in lmrtuf lots b and 10, block 8 and lot 6, block 9, and all of lot block 1, Me- Mahon, Cooper and J efferics add—§2,250, John Bowen to 8. Beaty, lot 4, block 2, Hancock—81,600, D. L. Chambers to J. H. Henry, part ne 47, 76, 388000, Leander Davis to Laura R. Davis, lots 6, 7 and 8, block 2, Bayliss and ner's add, —$1, N. B. Consigny to E. A, O nsigny, lot l‘..’_u;ul parts 11 and 13, block 36, Avoca £300, Henry E. Mathison to P, Mec Menomy, part 35 and 3 3--§120, A. J. Btephenson to T, f, lot 9, block 10, Bayliss’ 2d add—$2,300, Total sales, & To reduce stock, being compolled to eularge wy store room, 1 will for the next thirty days sell at cost nuslin and knit underwear, hosiery and corsets, Mus. D, A, \ \ G 1 SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. ~8pecial advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Kent, Wants, Board- Ing, vte., will be inserted in this columu at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- vortion. Leave advertisoments at our oftice, Ne. 7 Pearl W ANTED = ¥very Boiy i Councll Bluffs 1o taks TunBun. Delivered by carrierat only twenty conts & weok. o deliver Tus Bax. RENT. of five rooms. Iucuire of Dr Hanchett NORBALE Fiouse and lof, northwest o _]‘_ Touth and_droadway, Joux W, BAIRD. ])mfnm (OUSE FOR SALE OR RENT- The Orvis Packing house, capacity 100 hog per day With all modern appliances; well located: for sals O JACOB KOCH, @. F. SVITH. W. W. SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SON, LINDT & HART, sueomece SANITAR!TM EDWIN J. ABBUTT, s rumesli ) KEV+KE HOUSE, Sold at the Lowest At MRS, D. A. BENEDICT, . . DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBL MAX MOHN, - . i MERCHANT TAILOR, Stock Complete. Suits made at reasonable pri No. 805 Main St. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cornor 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. DEALER IN FINE HARNESS, Thave the variety that brings patronage. 124 Main stroct. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasenable charges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE STOVES, and Household Supplice. 903 Broadway. | AT LAW, in state and federal courts, ATTORN] P And bath house, 421 and 428 Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mant- gomery, M. D. Physician, 416 Broadway. SMITH & NORTG Broadway opposite Now Opera House. N, Refitted 81, $1.50 per day HAIR GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Prices 337 W, Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, IN THE W) QUALITY CONSIDE| ° SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes IMMIGRATION AGENTS. FOR SAL %48 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS§ CRESTON HOUSE, PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 S. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . - - - - - 1o0wA SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES " NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. loase. Apply to ODELL & DAY, Council Blufts, la., Septewber 10, 1568, ey YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED Hardware! | MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, DEALER IN ¢ Fumnishing ~ Goog NOTIONS, JEWELRY, &C. 7_W. Brosdway, - . - COUNCIL BLU PETER C. MILLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wall-Pager and Window Shadesand Palnting in all fts Branches. FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. No.18 South PoarlSt. = Council Bluffm. _DEVOL & WRIGHT. Elardwarec. | 504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Mamn St,, Council Bluffs. | PROMPT ATTENTION AND (LOSE PRICES ON MAIL ORDERS. R. 8. COLE & CO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL Al the Most Improved Kinds of Lightning Rods Pu P And Ornamenta, Also Wood and Tron il O™ Wood and I No, 604 South Main Street Feb 16-0d.tf , Wool Tubing and Gas Pipe and Pipe Fixtures, for both « Orders will recelve prompt attention. M. GALLACHER, GCGCROCER ES. Now 8toro, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants, ) LOWER BROABWAY. . t::lr‘s?{ Council Blufts. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway Steam Laundry ! A. C. LARSON, -' - - .' - l;roprietor. LATEST IMPROVED M@({H!NER_Ylir n Clifton Restaurant. J. A. ROSS, - - - - - PROPRI TOR. 537 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Is the place for A. No. 1 Meals. Day B« satisfaction. riers accommodated aud guarantes Model Steam Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. N. A. CERISTIANSON, - - - Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. work, Please give we s trial. ~IF YOU WANT BOOTS, SHOESOR RUBBER CALL ON S.A . PTHEHROGH, roprietor. G uarantee good Corner Main and_Rirst Avenue. Couneill Bluffs. He has Them. CURE ORE“ 6‘ PAY GOUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TINE TABLE — & I:‘:I")I{OMngl‘rl' lh;_-lfh of Ahfivll and departure Ins fron 16 loc: epots. 1 trains start fro SILOAM the Union Pacifio depot About ton minutes. eariior than bolow stated, and arrive at tho depot about tem minutes later. Trains on pool lines and K. C. run on Chicago & half hour faster than local. Wabash trains run on 8t. Louis trme, twonty minutes faster than looad, U, P.'and Lincoln trains run on Council Blufls time, CHICAGO, KOCK IKLAXD AND PACIFIC. Depart. i Atlantic Ext . ..5: Ex and Mail*. Dee Moinesac Mineral Springs| We guarantee the cure of the following named dis- eases, orno pay: Rheumatism, Scrofula, Uleers, Ca- tarrh, all Bloodand Skin Diseas: pepsia, Liver CHICAGO, Complaint, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Gout, Neu- Depart ralgla and'Asthma. Chicago Ex* These Springs are the favorite resort of the tired | Mail and fx and dobilitated, aud wre the Fecblo Ladies' best rien | d Bathing accommodations. ’ o and healthy. Corréspond | Address Accom (Sut). ... HOMPSON, Manager, KANSAS (17 iloam, Gentry Co., Mo Depart 17 NORTH MAIN ST., COUNCIL, BLUFFS. il and Ex PACIFIC, 645 p. Aurive. | Overland Ex...4:00 p Denver Ex... 8:00 a. ing Furniture repaired and | cane! and ro sca Ul kinds | WARABI, 5T. LOUIS AND FACIFIC, Ar of Upholstering. Locks, Bells and Electric Instru- | Depart. g ments repaired. Speaking Tubes put in old or now | Mail andEx.....0:45 a. m. | Mail and 0 1. m. build Keyn itod and Stoves ‘royaired. Fisst. | Connon Bali. ! /4:60 p. . | Cannon Ball),11:05 4. m. HIOUX CITY AND P clas work guaranteed. Gi\ trial. ‘ Depart = THOS. OFFICHR, Eacroest o | ForBlopx Oy 1i65 8 1 | Fem Bibux Oltyo:60 p: OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs - In. Establishea - - 1856 y Foaven Dealers in Forgien and Domestio Exchange sud | Atla Home flccufl[w» W.R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs, Real estate and collectionagency. 1 04d Fellow's Jandp- block, over Savings Bank. __jsuAn MORGAN, KELLER, & CO., UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality an of Wooden and Mctal all hou Mail and Ex.. Atlantio Ex All trains daily CIT10A00, MILWAUKKK AND 8. PAUL. ! Bluffe Omaha, m, 104 m m. § p. m p. m. nion Pacifle P p.m. 6 p. m. 6 p. . 4p.m. 5 p. reet cars run half hourly to the t. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at0 o'clock a. m., and run regularly during the day st 9, 11,2, 4, 5, and 6 o' clock, and run to city time. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, 2her Semem oriiues, thoustee CHRONIC ~ DISEASES ot inis o specaiy Over thixty years practical experience. Office No, 6 Pear) stroct, Council Llufls, =+ Consultation fre M. B, J, Bill, 1, D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 5 222 Broadway, Council Biuffs, rs any thoraughly und 0oms, 511 Broadw in all its branches ving and - lambrequins. aders filled withont delay 'DR.G,W.PANGLE, ed to; also carpet Telegraphio and mail Fiftoen JACOB SINS, E. P. CADWELL, :_ll‘;::;..\ultum SIMS & CADWELL, ion, Apoplexy, Fits, Loss of Manliioss. Cancers Removed Without the Knife, Drop- sy Cured Without Tappln, Liver Complaint, Kidney Comulaint, Disbetes, Rh matism, Paralysls, White Swelling, Erysipelas, St. VitusDance. Woman and Her DI s Treated With he HIPD 8t Results. Special attention glven to private and venereal diseases. Located No, 310 Broad Room 3, ( stair), Council Bluffs, Towa, A Correct Diagnosis Given Without any Explanation from the Patient, 4ar Consultation free st odice. — -— '« olber [ Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA Oftice, Main Street, Rooms 1 and Sh Mahon's Block, Wil practice . itate it &M courty wders e Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter Supply of Missouri Hard Wood ! AND HARD AND SOFT Coal WITH- P. OVERTON, 500 First Avenue, - Council Bluffs, Iowa, And secure the best article and full measure atthe very lo~est prise. Stove wood delivered to o e ity - exceaes or ol Lyseally rained. and Wveon ulars iy (Ul Flawtrds Byt (6!, 165 W COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOW, g P e l { h) i permas ! i vl | j