Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1885, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-- THR DAILY ROK...BDIN A e - T O ATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1885, olrele to-morrow afternoon and evening at 2 and 7:30 o'clock, In Spiritual hall, entrance via stalrs, two doors south of post office, In the evening will be read & commanlostion from the spirlt of the Into Episcopal bishop of Iows, Rev. Henry WashingtonjLee. The prohibitionlsts are still undeclded what to do. They have not ralted the necessary funds to start In prosecutions, and have not found any one willing to ~ | take the lead. Itis proposed by some to commenco procoedings agsinat the mayor and some of the officials and have Spectal ra'o of towelsto-day at Hark- f(hem mpeached for not executlng the ness Broe state law. Others contend that this The street gang is now at work clean- | would be too long a litigation. YIE DAILY BEE| OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Satnrday Morning, Aoril 26, BUBSCRIPTION RATES, 30 cente per week « §10.00 por yoar B/ Oarries B/Mall - 2 Pearl Street. MINOR MENTION, Ing Maln street. ‘ Fred Miller was arrested yestorday for The old crumbling court honse Is grow- | impersonating Alderman Sledentopf. It ing woree every day. appears that he went to the resldence of Great salo of domestics to-day at Cocke [ Mrs. W. H. Balrd and had a talk with & Morgan's her about dtreet improvements near her i house and some insurance pollcles, FlF!h nvnr?\m is In & horritle condition, Obisles Lamoléle Happentag in, waa fn: despite the filllng. troduced to him, and, knowiog that he Officor Wheeler run in a plain drunk ;EMIMnTS—IWedemopf:mthu Tol- named Harrington yestorday aftetnoon. |y ooy orrasted, He pleaded that ho Now carpots will bs placed on sale to- [ was toodrunk to realize what he was day at Harkness Bros. doing, and begged off, A choap bridge has been putin at| Mrs, Lawronce, whose husband so Twenty-elghth avenue, which is the clty | craelly deserted her, Is threatened with Umit. a costly litigatlon about the household Read what Cocke & Morgan say In [goods, which her husband sold to & sec- thelr new advertlscment on this page to-|ond-hand dealer for $21, the goods belng worth about $100. This s the third tfme her husband has sorved her such a trick, About six months after thelr marriage he run off, and it was thought he had fallen tnto a woell, but” his” body was not found until two years afterwards, when he turned up healthy and hearty, and begged to bs taken back and fed day. Soe the new styles in carpsts at Hark- ness Brothers to-day. Flity dozen corsetsat 40 cents each worth 75 cents at Oooke & Morgan’s to- day. New surah sllks in black and colors just recelved at Harknees Bros. siln, The merry thinkers met at the rosi:|hor absouce her child, which was a baby, dence of Mr. L, L. Spooner last even- | qjed, and now that she has a little ove ing. in her arms, he has gone again. The veterans who have been attending the gathering at Davenport are home again, There 1s great need of the city making some regular arrangement to have the paved stroots kept clean, A little work All the noveltles In dress goods at the |systematically done is the cheapest and lowest pricos to.day at Harknees Bros. |most satisfactory way, instead of waiting J.W. & E, L. Squlres have a good | until the streets are filled with mud, and office rafling which they will sell very | tho job of cleaning is a big one. A plan cheap. ison foot for having astreet sweeper Agaln ho left her, and during |, SPECIAL - NOTICES NOTIOR.—8pecial & vertisements, mo aa Lo Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board. tng, ebo., will be inserted in $his column a4 the low rate of TEN ORNTS PER LINE for the first insertion nd FIVE OKNTS PER LINE for each subsequent ortlon. Leave advertisements a4 our offics, No. Pearl Biree), near Broadwav OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY e T_‘Tnl( SaL bu 3 ppor B #5 the Powors place, - Apply to Go. Main street, JAOR BALE -A two-scated carriago, with wingie of doublo harnoss, if desired. For terms inquire of F.§ Puc VWANTED=A wirse girl Seventh avenue, dway, known R. Braro, 82 CARPETS, Curtains, 0il Cloths, Tnquire st No. 610 {OR SALE.—..other hotel In a In. Nebraska town, now doing & business of about 8360 per month, Noother hotel In the piace. Terms liberal, SWAN & WALKRR. JFOR SALE OR TRADE. Sto sores o land in Wayae couaty, Mo. Wil trade for Council Blufts city property or sell cheap for cash. ot part time, BWAN & WALKRR. VWANTS, T0 TRADE.-_Good Towa or Nebra 1and for » emall stock of hardware or general merohandiso, well located. SwaN & WALKER. Window Shades, Linoleums, JROR BALE-A rare chance to get & fine, well im. proved farm of 400 acres, within & fow miles of Oouncil Blufts, at & bargain, Low price and easy torms. SWAN & WA TFO BATE=A woud paying. Rotel property with liyery etable, in one of the best small towns in western Towa will sell with or without furnitare, or will trade for & small farm with etook etc. i SWAN & WALKRR, OR BALE—Kighty noros unimproved in Unlon county, Jows, 8} miles south-east of A- ton, the county seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. BWAN & WALKER. V'OR SALE—A 3 nore tract of good land about 2 ono and a hlf miles from_Council Blufly post office, at a bargain, BWAN & WALKRR. Fun SALE—In Harrison county, lowa. 820 acros rags land, all under fence- 200 acre farm i Siirom. 40 to o |Careful Attention Glven to Out and severa! ntlu‘x’v tracts of from 40 to 160 acres G5 Tmproved asd unimproved. of Town Orders . Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G0ODS Rugs, Etc., Etc. unimproved lan, SWAN & WALKRR. a farm In western lows, Kansas Fos san It you Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you. SWAN & W 7VOR BAUE—A Iargo numbor of business and rosl- dence lots In all parts of Council Bluffa. Seo 18 bofore you buy, SWAN & WALKKR, FOH B8ALE—Partles wishing to cheap lots to build on can buy on monthly payments o from 82 t0 810. [ WALKRR {OR REN I—We will rent you a lot to buld on with the privilage to buy 1t you wish on very iiberal torme, AN & WALKRR. 7ANTED—10 GOFrespond with any ono wishing & good location ¢ planning mill. sash, door and_blind manufactory, wo have bullding and machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; SWAN & WALKER. FOR RENT-Large twostory frame bullding eult able for warchouse or storage purposes, near rallroad depot. OR RENT UK SALE—B suitatle for small founds Good boller, engine, cupola, bl ing eto., ready toput in motior Upholstery and Drapery Work a Specialty. Oar stock 1s the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by all the lazest and choicest novelties. BWAN KRR g and grounds ‘machine th ¥ with fixed shatt- | g5 Bmadway 0%, BALE_Tiouss, Lote and Land. A J. ONLY HOTEL Council Bufis BWAN WALKRR, B Ftepbenson, 608 First avenue. In Council Bluffs haviag a Or will trade I Ky, Arst-laee make One case of ginghams at 8 cents, regu- purchased, and kept regularly employed, lar price 10 cents, at Harkness Bros. to- golng over the paved streets whonever day. necessary, the contract belng with some Tho Wabash rallway company pro- private party at a fixed price for the sea- 2 son, It has been suggested that l:::' to build & localdepot hero this sum- the work can be done the same as the 4 . |etreet sprinkling, the city to pay for the Doputy Marshal Bates is gotting a D108 [ntersections, and the prope:ty owners to garden spot lald off between the city pay for the rest, in proportion to the buildings. frontage. Some way should certalnly be Two of the four large safes, ordered for | decided upon, and that, too, right off. the county offices, arrlved yesterdsy.| The company which has been giving a They welgh 9,200 pcnnds each. sorles of entertainments at the opera The foundatlons of the new county | house this week appear again this after- jall are to be of crushed stone and con-[noon and evening. Mr. J. W. Barton orete, a foot thick and five fieet wide. is 2 comedian of far more than ordluary Tho soclal given last evening by the |ability, and his support is excellent, the Indies of Harmony mlission at the resl-|company being pretty well balanced, and denco of J. R, Bell, proved a pleasant|belng made up of “‘a nice lot of peo- one. ple.” The audlences have been steadily The counoll committes met yesterday |lBcressiog, showing that the public ap- morning and wrestled sgain with the | Preclates the popular prices. The enter- figuros in the account with Reagan Bros, talnments thus far glven have been bet— for paving. ter than a msjority of “‘the dollar” shows B. Hagg has comploted the foundation wh;el;lh-u np{ae‘nnd at the hopan house, of his new house, on Pierce and Frank and they certainly are worth more than a the prices charged. They should have Ceiycet) ol iy Boxfinithithe crowded houses this afternoon and even- structare itself, ing. Dr. 8, Moaher of Sioux Clty, is to be b —— at the Scott house next Thursday, in "‘s‘::'l?::l ahateastsfotililafand greal ocordance with his advertisement in an- J. W, & E. 1. Squire, 101 Poarl street. other column, Wm, Deeds was yesterday fined for | p, thumping a man on Tenth street, who refused to pay some little bill claimed by o the thumper. Thia Is the last day of the Mortimer &| pgots worth remembering when you Weaver dramatlo company, there belng a | buy Wall Paper: 1st.—That Beard, next matinee this afternoon, and an enter- dol” o punwflfg. hT- ttht;ll.-rgei-c: :u:': @ 4 . — T taizment this evening. lowas the lowest. 3d—That ho 1s & Next Wednesday will be ‘‘threemonths | practical interior decorator and employs mind” in memory of Sister Nicholas, and | none but skillful workmen. the usual appropriate services will be held in the Catholic church. Robert Richardson and Tom Brown, two of a quartet who were sparring on Washington avenue, and using filthy language, were set at work on the streets yestorday. George Wooliver, the contractor, was complained of yesterday for scouring hls plow In the nod of Falrmount park. His case will be heard by Judge Aylesworth thls morning, Over 100 varleties in shapes of ladles’ % and children's hats, each one of the 1 ;l;heu ;A logl'lll!lil ‘g‘l“flln ;:ortivl::;ltho Iatest style. One of the largest varlefles | **'®* © 4B Wt AR, Y . h To- ‘;;;;:?;:;;::‘:‘::?m Y, 0. A, goods man, will run a special traln from s 2 A the Broadway depot, in Council Bluffs, Kuighta of Honor—any porson deslring to Omaha and return, and will carry all a lodge started n Council Bluffs or else- the Iadles who desire to go FREE OF where in Towa, will recelve encourage- ment if they eddress J, W, Cox, D. G. D., Logan, Iowa. Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck started yes C — Artists’ Materials at G, R. Beard's Wall 'aper Store. Send for price list. ———— All goods fresh and new at Taylor & ‘alef’s. ——— — ——— Salt Lake potatoes at Taylor & Calef's. FOR THE LABIES. A Freg Ride to Omaha and Reforn for All fhe Ladies. Grand Excarsion to Smith's Mam. moth Store, Omaha, on To- Day, April 25th. goods unpless you want to, but can go free just the same. The traln will leave the Brosdway depot at 10:30 THIS mwade for an Injunction to prevent him selling any more whisky. To-day Smith will makea great special le of silke, drees goods, spring wraps, d gloves, parasols and Work {8 progressing finely on the new goods aud lower pr Eplscopal church, and the walls begin al- | gffored. ready to show some of the beauty which, | Do not fall to take advant when completed, will make this church great excursion, for it will one of the finest in Iowa. SmirH, tho needed license to wed Miss Anns — Wehrhabn, but as she ls only seventeen | 4 gqlion at Taylor & Calef's. years, the proceedings were delayed uun- il he could get the wrilten consent f her parents. J “Pat” Usptured, Pat Villiscs, the skipping hackmal s Vdalaiarca o who runawsy from a charge ef robblng May 8 is the date fixed upon for the| nuusenger, was yesterday caught Mus Joasis Couthoal. | § - 3 Atklos' drog store, and the diagram is |ia the clty, Is of course n being punched full of holes. Those in- | ¥sy, #o the case will probi tending to take in this rare treat sboald soate. ourlty. “The liviog are the [only dead. The| The best water dsd live never more to die.” Bplritvel " lon at Taylor & O Isthe Highest Achievement in Writing CHARGE. Ysu are not awked to buy [0 1og for car fare, whether you buy or not, — One hundred and tifty test ofl 10 cents Omaha sod brought back here. The Tickets ars slready on sale at J, B.| o oioniivg witners, who was & _stranger i out of the ly drop, and the only good result of Pat’s capture will . be that his bondsmen will be relleved of wply early, if they want thelr choice cf|ihe necemity of psylng the $200 se- tight ofl 15 conts & gal- -fil'l. {OR BALE—A_ uncll Blu7e. FIRE ESCAFPH, 1n excellent oondmo‘::. wnn’r&b—svuy body1n Uouncil Biulls o ks | And all modern imaprovements, call bells, fire con iob._Addrese . 00 1;::3:: Delivered by carrierat only twenty alarm bells, eto., is the mone, s | CRESTON HOUSE thAPd'l.fis—'ol salo af 8 hon. Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.|max momw, - PROPRIETOR SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Main St., Council Bluffs, Open Sundsy. First.class work guaranteod. 1 have a double store bulldlng,10 rooms,partitioned oft, clegantly papered, supplied with water trom the water works, good brick cellar, suited for restaurant, laundry, bosrdivg house, merchantile business or residont property. Alsos largo two-story frame dwolling with 16 rooms two cellars, otc., etc., suited for boarding house, private restdence, hospital, etc., opposte tho city bulldings and clty market for rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD THOS. OFFICER, W. H. M. PUSEY Officer & Pusev. TYPE WRITERBANKERS NO. 2, ECouncil Bluffe, Ia. Machines in the World. Established, 1856 With anl{‘w keys_to learn am Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Exchange operate, 1t prints 76 characters | a8d Home Securities, inoluding caps and emall letters, — Dr.S. MOSHER HIgGVITHYH CHRONIC DISEASE PHYSICIAN In the WNWorthwest. Having fully demonstrated by yeara of muccessful experience that he is ablo to curo a multitude of cases which have befied the skill of ordimary of crdinary physioiane, nntil the ubfortunate patient, doprived of courago to resist the encroachment of disesohan no hope of delivery except in the grave, he feels It his duty to make known to suffering humanity that he devotes his whols time and anergy to this particular branch of the profession, and will presoxibe and furnish med.¢ine at his office, and visit those cases which may sequire personal examination, The Doctor may be cousulted by lstter by patients at a distance who may send n carefully written bistory of Shoir caees, de scribing their symptoms minutely as possib!. And I has been succeoeful in pumerou cases be line never seon, Long years of experionce enables h'm to make a correct diognosis and judgo very accurately of tha ourability of the cates, sud to apply the proper remedies. i cine may be sent either by express or mail. Dr. Mosher treats all long standing diseasos withont murcury or osher poisons.. which treate discage of themeelves, and all medicine prescribed by hizis prepared urder his swn personal surervision, The Doctor treats with success all affections of the Liver, Throat and Lungs, Catarrh, Piles, Fistula, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Sore Eyes, Deafness, Heart Disease, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofuls, Diabetas, Dropsy, Sores, Ulcers, Skin Diseases; Female Dise1ses, And all kinds of private diseases, such as Syphiilis, Debility, Loss of Power, Impediments to Marrlag-, Daesitnde, Depressiom of Splrits, Loss of Energy and appetite, Pain {n thevBack and Limbs, Timidity (and Ind citon, Pain in the Head, Dizzhiess, Impaired Sight and Memory, Bodily Prostration end Wretchedness, caused by Spermatorchoen or Self- Abuse. Don’t give up in despair-before you call and seo what Dr. Mosher hibs:to ssy about yourosse. Dr. Mosher is the' only Physician In the Northwest who rejects all Poisons and can propard and use Natures Remedden sotentifically. Consultation,. personally or by letter, free and atrictly confidenfist Office and residence, corner of Fourth and Jackeon Bis., opposite Central School Baildloe Addreeoy Dr. S. Mosher, P, 0. Box 106. Sioux Citiy, Iowa. Dr. Mosher will be in Council Biuffs Thursday, April 36 Roems at the Scott House. Lonsultation free, on day only. M. H. FIELD, W. C. ESTEF Field &. Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Jo wa. Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particulas attentien given to Embalming Telephone No. 97. N. SOEURZ. Justice of the Peace OFFICK OV EE AMERIOAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOW A punctuations, figures, eigns and fractions. It & the simplest_and most ropid writiog machine ‘mado a3 woll as the most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benediet, Chicago, I1l., Solo Agents, 0. H. SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Iowa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Magonic Templ Councll Blufts . 2 Jowa R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, fuliess Semv arimmes ™ ™ J. L. DeBEVOUISRE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 507 Broadway Councfl Bluffa, Railway Time Table, COUNCILZfBLUFFS, lowls the timos of the arrival and de- %oy o \raise by cenbral standard fime, ab the Focal d Trains loave transfor depot fen mia- ates earlier and arrive ten minutes later. DEPART, 347 10c. ARRIVE, moAs0 aud NOBTEWRSTERY, Mail sod Expross Accommodation Expross GHICAGO AND ROOK IBLAND, Ml and Expross Accommodation Exprots i CHICAGO, MILWAUKKS AND Y. PAUL, w'l and Expross 1 Expresy CHIOAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, : Mall and Expross 1 Accommodation ] Express WABASH, BT. LOUIS AND PAOLTIO. From Travster only. 81.'ouls Exprees Chloago Exp via Peorla KANAAS OIYY, BT, JON AND OOUNOIL BLUYYS. Mail and Expross Express SIOUX OITY AND PACINIO, Mal for Sloux City Express for 8t Paul CXI0N PAOIFIC, Danver Express Liocola Pass O'a &R V riand Express re 99 £8 B2 o= o == ] RETAI -y AROCHITEQTS, OONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Voper Broad way, Councl] Bluffs. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUYLS, IOWA. Ofios, Maln Stresd, Rooms 7 and 8, Bhugwrd' asd | Bews block, WLl preckios o e o ure Heavy unblached Cotton €4c, worth 8ic. } case heavy Shirtings 10c, actual value 15c. Best Standard Jalicos be, worth Te. { Dress Goods Department. 20 pieces Brocades be, worth 8ic. 26 pieces English Cashmere half wool, 102 actual value 18¢. 20 rieces Combination Suitiogs 20¢, worth 30c. ALL WOOL DRESS G008 IN EQUALLY G0OOD VALUES We place on sale to-day an elegant assortment of Parasols Silk, Raw Silk, Satin and the very latest patterns, spectfullyask yourattention wh which will take place to-day. Cocke & Morgan, COCKE & NMORGAN BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Commencing, Saturday April 25th, Prices Cut in the Following Departments: Domestic Department. 30 pieces of fine unbleached Cotton e, worth 84c. 80 pieces of soft finished round threaded Cotton, 74c, actual value Corset Department. 50 dozen Cor.ets, white draband scar et 4 Oc, worth, Z6c. Hosiery Department. A job lot of Hosiery 10c per pair vorth 124c, 15c and 20c p2r pair. Another job lot at 20c, worth 2b¢, 85¢ ana 4! Another lot at 38¢ worth 50 and € 0c per pair, Do not fail to lock at these bargzins snd you will find that it wilk pay you to buy goods ia THIS City PARASOLS in Plain Satin with Lace, in colors and black. All of both in style and handles, to which we re- en looking over our extraordinary bargains LERS OF DRY GOODS 347 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFF¥S, IOWA.