Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 2, 1886, Page 6

G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, T FEBRUARY 2, 1886. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city At wenty cente per week. H. W. Titox, « Manager. Breisres OFFIC Niont Eviror, MINOR MFE City election four weeks hence. Pants to order, from $5 up, at Reiter's. A. Anderson had the privilege of being the only drunk pefore the police court yosterday, he paid nothing extra for The funeral serviee of Mrs. May Smith will be held this afternoon at 2 o'elock from the residenece, 136 Bond et he Evangelistic services will continue at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A, ever, evening this week. All are invited. T interest is increasing. J. C. Lange & Co., the insurance men, have moved ti office to No. b Pearl street, and fitted it up n ready to re ceive their m Paul Boquet w )y discharged yesterday. The young men who y ferred against him'n charge of disturbing the peace not showing their faces in court. ramento,’’ contain- W || mnl other o passed over the €. &,M.-m A the party being en route for ew York. All who can should attend the meeting of the board of trade at the Masonic hall this evening. The manufacturers organ- ation, which is of vital interest to Coun- | Blufls, is to be considered Owing to the expected alof friends from the east, the funcral of ‘\I|~ Mary Jane Kingston has been postponed until Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock, when it will take place from the residence on South Madison strect, An invoice is being taken of the stock of Cocke & Morgan, and nothing will be done in regard to their business until this is completed. The firm took aninvoice on the 19th, showing $19,000 worth of goods on hand, so that the work of rein- Voicing will be comparatively casy, as this can be checked over more quickly than a new one can be made out. Still, the work will take b 3 yor Vaughan turned over o1 hich he had the beneftt of the poor, Although Macrae made president of the relief orgs sl this is the first money n put in her hands or eontrol, and she s had neither possession, vnnhnl di tribution, or responsibility amounts r (-Alb the charity ball. 8, of the Council Blufis in- nce company, who was reported as ving been hurt in the Omaha carnival, came into the yesterday lale and hearty. o Was not hurt so left to et away with any report dared o say that he went to the at all, and to put into min fellow who went so far a hurt. The mistake arose by of name, the Ferris who was h\nl bei another man entirely. 1t is lamentable to notice how Zood se is possessed by some young men who chance to be favored with good positions and u little money. One Such instance is attracting sonic attention, a young man from Creston having become mored with one of little 3 ns, that h vi her quently, and Wy expend uu_r money upon her. ‘The poor innocent doubtless thinks he is fier only and adored one, but the prediction is made that if he h the hook she will land him on dry land. Several such cases have developed in Council Blufls, ilting in the disgrace of the young men who so foolishly get drawn into the 1 Council Blults, like other citics of its size, has numerous sharp females, who seein much sharper than the foolish masculines whom thyy so (l;m(,l\l) charm, then despoil, and then rsake. e and wood 1n the eity at Glea- arl street, For first class Missouri wood call on Gleason, at his coal oflice, 26 Pearl street. e The Clerk's Showing. The oftice of the city clerk been receiving much monc month. The (ul]o\\'ing is t 88 fees, . has not the past Nnouralation apes Total... “The Iris| Mrs, Pratt,” at \Lumm' hall, Febru: Remember missic ) cents, Thurads 1y, the date. Ad- Al Saloon Licenses. The report of the city treasurer shows that there was yesterday but $128 cash inthe police fund. This whittles the cost down to so fine a point thut it puzzles the city financiers how to meet the bills which ought to be paul from that fund. The trouble seems to be that the saloon Jicenses have not come in for last month. Only eight or nine saloon men paid the January licenso, and there were more than that number who were behind on their December license, so that in fact the city has received no cash for saloon licenses for January, This leaves the police fund very short and causes considerable head seratehing as to how to get along without it T'he saloon men claim they have had to pay out more than the license moncy would amount to to defend their cases in courts. { lso said |I1.\l Judge Aylesworth 11 hold that the *‘pop” ordinan no account if a suit is pre: deters the cif frou ng stron the court nml’n\uruwuw \u'TI«.umus The Cuullcll Meeting. At the mecting of the eity council last night it was decided to present to the people at the next election a proposition to lovy o tax of one mill umu.\ll; for park purposes for four yes Bbe kil Tor complling. and publishing the inances, amounting to $1,600, judiciary committee pussed exte: adway from Eighth An the iive limitis on to Niuth str P'he city Sontea showin, It was decide light on Broad Lfiu«n report was pic the \I--llunlm ith a number o up for this expense. ostith I by wenue, now from e new miduight. A Few Suggestions as to How it Shonld Have Been Conducted. A POORLY MANAGED AFFAIR. A Difference Between the Mayor and Chief Results in the Latter's Resig- nation—A Democrat Plum from the Council Tree. Open Letter to Omaha. Cousein BLurrs, Feb, 1.—~Dear Owma- 114 There are moments in a man’s life when the pain and remorse of the soul is wute that it can only be compared to that experienced by a truly good person when they sit down on a red hot stove and 1 only be assuaged by coprous ap- plications of some great remedy even of undoubted merit. Thus do the souls of the Council Blufis coasters avise and cry aloud in their wrath at Omaha and seream for eleven buckets full of gore, not common red gore, either, but bright searlet gore (even as the slaughter house goreth.) ‘Lhe roar that the boys from the Bluffs are making at our little mushroom subarb across the river makes me think of the fable old Asop used to tell ns at school about where the frog got mad at the old heifer beeanse the heifer was big- ger than the frog and the frog got so mad and blew air into himself in such vast and atmospheric quantities that his skin couldn’t hold it and he bust (even as the cotton deal busted in Council Blufs,) In the first place Omaha, as the chal- lenging party, should have had Mayor Boyd at the dipot on a white horse with a banged tail to meet the e ters and have mvited them up to Higgins' to take After that was done, and after lad liquidated the bill (even a Council Blufls Tiquidates her city wanr- rants) the mayor should ha had about e driven by (also with their tails banged), and have h.ul!ml the couast- ers on to the hill and pr4-~uv||x-ll them with the freedom of the city in a gold <nufl hox, even as V uw‘hh.q- presented it to Lone Wolf. But Omaha didn’t do that. Mayor Boyd wasn't the depot, we losing 1 1 ank the powers that th sters from our yroud metropolis were in O Mayor Boyd had done as we depic you bet Higgins would 1 out for tables and_cl would have been no for ninety days after that date, Boyd will please note the ehance to_further the codes of the state.] Hw it is not ourintention to be unkind table to Omaha. She is well cnough in her way, but the fact is, ()m'l' ha, you ought to have got up on a st Tadder, on top of the Dodse street hill and asked all the Council Blufid men to fall into line behind their band (we admit that they were not _headed by their band when they fell off but then that w our ought to have done then you ought to have had about 14,000,- 000 special policemen sworn in and’ h lht-m club uII the ladies from Om the hill \\||I| their traversers and haye plowed a fur- row 1n blood that the C nnm 4l Blufls boys could have waded through to ng point, and llu-u?ml ought to lave shoved them down the hill and seen that they had some one_down there to draw their sleds back. You w niss, Omaha, we regret it; indeed its painful for us to have to it, but wi - the Lord and love trut You were It's true you were courteous enough to me over. Well, its a fact not compelled 'to ask us, we admit_th and we know that we should perhaps express our appreciation of\om ndness in asking us, but we 1 In fact we want to get a as perhaps you have noticed. If o m.m asks a friend to his house to dinner, and when the friend cq the sc t the table are ocen expected guests, and if the i not get up and kick the u. g.’s out and k his friend to sit down at once, we know his friend ought not to go out ‘and s him for a t]ung that was_ unforseen nd that he couldn’t help, but we are go- ing todo it just as hard. We won’t S A R wrong. If t \v'hn 't enough room on the hill fm your own people you ought to ened Dodge street if TGt cost you $1,000,000, We are orry this I|.|].|n-ned Omaha, mighty sorry, but s your own fault. You ought to have known better. 1t's a fact you usked us to come with some le: er who conld represent. us, but we didu’t know where to get a lea dcr here, where we are all leaders, and you ought to hay talked to the whole four hundred of us. We are sorry for the eflect this will have on your commerce and your busi- ness, We are sorry for your business men, who must feel it very keenly. We are sorry for Mayor Boyd and all’ your policemen. Your interests will undoubt- edly suffer m or less from the tact that Dod, reet wasn't wider, but you have mads your bod. and. now’ you must on it (we lie either on it or off’ it over 80 4 whove, o had to send and there he fost the train, fault, you same) and all, Omaha, ang you have our hvlll]l.tllly at least we console ourselves with the belief that “you usk but unwell.”’ ONE OE THEM, Substantial nbslnu*l\ of title and real estate loans. J. W, & E, L. Squire, 101 Pearl street, Counci Bhlfls The Chi Yesterdny morning Mayor Vaughan wanted Chief of Police Skinner to put Ed. Bates on the police force. Skinner objected for several reasoms, but the mayor insisted, and therenpon the plucky little chief deoc 1 that both he and Bates could not s on the police force ut the same time and quickly made out his resignation as chief and placed it in the mayor’s hands. The mayor has only amonth longer i office, and with his goinz out doubtless the chicf would retire Attempts wi being made yeste y s the matter hushed up, and peice rumu-d, us the mayor does not like 50 bad a break so near the close of his adminis! n. ‘The fact is that Skinner has never been really chief of police. The mayor will not allow any wan under him to luve complete charge of any dopart- ment. Skinner has Deen blamed for many acts for which doubtless he was not responsible, as he hadto do the mayor's bidding in all details or lose his e He has heen a mere figure-head, and lias had little chance to show what he would do if e had to \\mk under gr 1f the ot pate h:d up in some way ill probably be some interesting tions in reg: ml to how the police ce of Council ias been umu red, 10 prople wor to see the truth, and the whole truth, Iet out. roy L) A Democratie Plun, il gave a fat plum to the its editor, Colonel warded the contract for and the o the job of print- has just been was filed yestor- The demoers: K complotod, and the b day. It Colonel Keatley for his work of revision, while the Globe's bill for 500 copies, 689 pages, at $1,50 a page, amounts to $1,038.50. On this cash ig claimed, in- stead of city nts. The work has been dragging along for a year or $o, €0 that_the office has been able to put it in at odd spells when there was nothing clse to do. It is estimated that there is a snug little profit as a reward for the demo- cratic organ. e mayor has started a roar about the m, not that he loves cconomy more, but the Globe I He ms that not a single proof sheet has been presented to any of the city officials for correc and that nothing was known of how_the work was being done. The further claim is made that the matter has been spaced 50 as to make as many pages s possible; that many pages have only a os of printed matter on them, and that, in fact, if the work was correet in other respects, it costs gaore than there is any need of The mayor has put a proof reade work on the book, and proposes to show up the number of rors and the faulti- ness of the work. galling to his honor to X s fat “ take go to the Globs, and while Iw merits no special eredit for roaring, yet if his rc v shows up that there has been needless extravagance on the part of thecouncil, n will be listened to with interest by the lnu){)h' It seems that when the city has a 1,000 job of printing to do, it should secure bids, and let to th Towest bidder. That is the way the pe ple. demand that other work be let, and the public might as \\n!l save i printing asin_dirt hauling or sewer y mg. I Deer Meat. Freddie Gerstenberg seems (o struck bare sledding. He has just se a term in jail for assaulting his wife. He was so incensed at being convieted that he squealed on two of the witnesses against him, claiming that they had stolen a deer from Louie & Metzger's restaurant. ‘They were avrested and one convicted, the other discharged. The evidence thus brought out by revenge showed that Gerstenberg himself had hand in taking the d when released from jail yesterday immediately arrested, taken before Jus- tice Schurz, convicted of larceny and sent baek to jail for thirty days more. It is understood that as soon a: wsed he will be arrested e oil can from , and then vag It secms at last authorities are determined to give Gers- tenberg his fill of the law, he having ankering after this sort of thing. If he could be senteneed six: months in Omala or some other city, so as to keep him out of Council Blufly entirely, 1t would he a f, A meeting will be held this evening at the city building at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of making ements for ing a cousting nival here, Itis de- sired that there should be a full attend- ance of all interested. The intention is to have i which will be a credit to the city, and one which will be arranged on so liberal and yet careful a Mrs, A Brown leaves to-day visit to her parents in Howard county. Mrs. George Marshall left Monds evening for a visit to friends in St. Paul. it o WONDERFUL MEXICAN GARDEN. a—The Lovely Re- treat of Maximilian. rrespondent writing from the City of Mexico, says: A ride in a coach carries the tourist apital to Cuernavaca, over the girdle that clasps round the valley of Mexie nd nm on the luxuri- ous lap of th aliente, or Hot Lands. Cuel Ih(l'll'l rated as the home of the Congueror Cortes, and the site of his curious palace of hewn stone. it is just as celebrated for the great Borda Gardens. The Borda is not what it once was, when the hand of neglect was lifted from nderful forest of flowers. This tiful garden been sad ever since Hu- death of its imperial lover, the Arch- duke of Aust aximili emperor of Mexico. The vegetation i mpt, ml veled folinge falls over the om almost human in their sor: , and resemble that poor demented woman in the European castle, who still fondly fancies that the golden rim of Mexico's crown rests on fln- head of her hushand, Maximilian. In this mournful garden the branc of the trees seem twisted in paroxysm of pain, and flung and threatening attitude to- The y F ' gy u,lm water the tlow e the cfouds of he only workman who trims the tr mber autumn, But on the sentiment at once aroused. I visitor instinctively enters on tip-toe as if he wvu-m ding some enchanted ground, asif he feared to wake_ the birds. asleep upon the branch the old agh trees, or the “nymphs under the never-ruffled water of the ponds. F to face with nature, in this loncly trysting place, the heart of the tourist is drawn out toward nature, while love for the beautiful is led by the hand of fear lhruugh the scented walks of La Bor The silence of solitude r thousands of acres. The voice of 1 unheard, but the trees, the bending flowers, the rippling streams and the fiuu"hu:f. breezes seem to Outside the garden the tropic sunlight of the aliente falls like nlulll'n lead, in- side the air is_refreshing, and the aisles, arched with giant paim: w6 cool as the es of u great cathedral, The L feeling experienced is such as is felt when t But hel armed slave tries to ejoct ads do not issue from ash or cedar to dismiss us. Above the net-work of the trees is the incomparable sky of the 'l a (! I aR o raak fu Sthatraliat &l 5 the thick orchard of guayave-trees s distant hillside, hiding ‘the white houses of the village of San Anton, Like carpets of mnum.]'f on the far-away plain can be seen the field of sugar-cane, stretching to the horizon. This view can be had on a small platform of Puebla onyx which marks the highest point in the garden From another point a view is had of the mango walk, one thousand feet lon with this lucious fruit growing alongside and over 1it, so completely that daylight cannot venture through the foliags that falls like Venetian blindsabout this sanc- tuary of silence. In'other directions the plantains und bananas are lifted like chall Close- growing groves of black zapotes secm to stand like guards of colossal mubians, The chirimoya (or ecustard up}nlll over- powers with'its wings of perfume: and the tejocoto fruit tree tries to cover itself with its parasol of green foliage. There is not an utom of air in that atmosphere which does not carry a molecule of per- fume, and the very roses seem to blush Iy as if ternally kissed by the ke breezes. iis great gare m cannot be compared with the uniform and carefully cultivated gardens around tho City of Mexico. It i1s an immense forest of flowers fraits. 1 the dead pond is of unu»\ml s spot, is for a payment of $300 lu‘ proportions. Ah! naturally enough,those | as he was, spent there the dryads bidden on | who have tasted the sweet poison of art loved to linger under those leafy srches. Maximilian of Austriadprince and artist fe. happiest hours of his stormy veign fn Mexico, but the angel with the flaming sword drove him and his brilliant Carlotta out of that Par- adise, never to enter again. Never again will that romantic adventurer tread those supended ns, like the hanging gar- dens of Semiramis, poi above the Caliente that ilies below those / gardens cover some of the most Ivmunlul mountain slopes in all the state of Morelos, where they were first laid out by Count Boarda, a, Spanish miner, who a millionaire I ous metals ted Tasco of Guerrero. They rted now. But some an millionaire y people with marble stat- ep forests, and may throw n's sunshine down through |I|u~4- roofs of fragrance. Then will ¢ that spell of enchantment. Cortez nnd his mistress, Malinche, will then no lon- ger haunt La Borda, nor the ‘*footsteps of return” be heard of ximillan and Carlotta. Mexico's ehildren of to-mor- row may play in those now nt shades and under those talismanic trees. Use Dr. “Pellets” pation. are desolate and dos new Mexican or Ame Pierce's for consti - A panther for long time baffied the hunters in Rabun” county, ( The other night George Gréenle wife were walking home from ( when the beast attacked them, leaf got out his knife. The sprang on him precisely the s ment that Mrs, G, did ‘the sa The knife thrust intended for the brute took effect in Mrs, G.'s arm. The man dropped the knife and grappled with the }mu!lu-r which had foreed him off his cet. Seeing the emergency the woman picked up the knife and killed the beast with one stab in the neck. all me mo- e thing. - “The soft glow of the tea rose 18 aequired by dics who use Pozzoni’s powder. -~ L, the native p(vlnvm.m at Sitka, a beautiful e for The oflicer finished ¢ 1t A d it to” the g 1 The governor failed to put it .1hn|ul the |I(I.1Im in time, just before she it will be another month to Wash- « beautifully presents the ln\un) or hear family, that animal “totem” of* the htwatona, th n families that constitute the entire population of Sitka village. Itis finished with a ferule of Alaska gold. LB DOUGT CAPSICUM l result of over in compounding re l)u» hest, Ly " one ln Lmulln to x-nn\pl(‘(othl' sale of a large tract of land in Cass county. A Family Blessmg Nothing ndds more to the s happiness and health, than a safe family medicine. Simmons' Liver lius won for itself the appellation o ite home remedy.” portion of th mestic life safe and pleass h occur in do- £ the child has the colic nt remedy. A1f the fa huusted, overworked, debilitate: his fuiling strength. If the wife s Jepsin, t4, headache anything hard of digestion, a small dose of the Regulator will s001 establish a good digestion, Itgives refreshinz sleop even nareotic have failed. 1t is the st 1 MEDICINE, and safe to begin wi what the attack; and in almost afford reliet. and effe the nid of other medic b error to be fearcd rom exposure after b change of diet required; no chango ot of duties or loss of time wulate "y vegetuble, pounded. Prepured by Philadelphia, Pa,, sole proprictors LAMPS and GROCKERY —AT— REDUCED PRICES, At Homer’s, No. 23 \hlm Stl'(-ot (‘oum'll Blufl"fl UNION TICKET OFFICE J. L. De BEVOISE, Agent. No. 507 Brondway, Council Blufts. Ta. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following is the time departure of traiins by central st the local depots. Truins leave tra minutos earlior wid arvive ten minuies lntor DEP. v BERANT, 0 & NORTHW LS HHEYE: fuil and Express “Accommodation Express. . 0 & ROCK 81,AND, Tund Expre cammodation f avrival and ndard time, at Denyor h incoln Pass.. .Overland m 100 =5 :00:—8:05—1 . 1 11:00 8. ms 2:00 B L R T 0 p.m’ E. R. Oadwell. Real Estate, Probate AND DIVORCE LAWYER. No. 604 Broadway, & Council Bluffs 18 CONDUCTED BY Royal Havana Lottery Drawn at Havana, Cuba, February |3 27 1886 A GOVERNMENT INSTITOT y Wholes §; Fractions pro olled by wunipulation, not o 1 thing in the partic the nuiur Broad- y, M, 0., 619 Main Beb K hiaas Lity, B0 OF 150" Fusuiam birvets Ouaba. whinsesw WHOLESILE AND JOBBING FEOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. __ WINES AND LIQUORS. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Couneil Bluffs. CRACKERS. M LURG CRACKER €O, ~Manufacturers of — Fine Crackers, Biscuits and Cakes, Council Bluffs, Towa, OILS, COUNCIL BLUF OIL CO., ~Wholesale Dealers in— Illuminating & Lubricating Oils, Gasoline, HTC, BETCO. Agent, Council Bluj 8. Theodore, Towa. _FRUITS. g l‘l'l)l' Wholesale Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Groceries. 2 LUMBER, PILING, ETC. ) A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piliug, And Bridge Materinl 8pecialtic Wholesalg Ly ber o all Kinds, "Offic Main st. Couneil Blud WIRT Rt AND LIQUO, ~JOHN LINDE R, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors Agent for 8t. Gotthard's Herb Bitters, No, 13 St., Couneil ulls, Muain & i GROCERIES. GRONEWEG & SCHOENTG Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Grorenes Nos. 117, 119 and 121, Main St., Towa. Council Blufrs, L. KIRSC| lH .\' ( 0 Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also W ho.w.\l- Liaor Deaters. No. 416 Broad- 2 Co -, HEAVY HARDWARE. ‘Wholesals lron Steel, Nails, Heavy Hirdware, _ Amaw mul\\mk Covnet Blutrs, Towa. CAPS, ETC, JALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. and 34 Broadway, Councii Blufle, LUy "No. 5 o hway’ Counell s lowa. Y CROCK Y, MAURER & CRAIG, Imporlers&dobber;of Crockery,Glassware ruit Jug, Cutler; oods, Ele, lowa, Stoneware, Bur Council Bluils, CIGARS PEREGOY & ~Wholesale Jobbes in the- Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28 Maln and Il’mlll Sts,, Council Blufrs, own OBACCO, 1 AGRICULTURAL l\ll‘l BMEN RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES AND ARCTICS, fi] " DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Wholesale Agrmullural Implements, Buggies, Carringes, . Council Bluffs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO., Corn Shellers‘ Stalk Cutters, Disc Har, Feed Cut- ter W1 . 1503 Main St., Counil Bluffs. HIDES AND WOOL. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Grease ond Furs, Council Blutrs, Towa. BECKMAN & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. > Main St, Council Dlufiz, Towa. COMMISSION, No SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesalo Produce and Fruit Commission Merchants No. 14 Pearl §t,, Conncil Blufls DRY GOODS. M. E. SMITH & ('(v). Importers apd Jobbers of Dry Goods, Notions, B HARLE, HAAS & (‘(; Wholesale Druggls!s, OIIS. Paints, Glass, Drugalsty’ Main St und il Bius, PRANK NEELY, Prest. GE0.W.HARBIN, See, (Incorporated, 1881) EQUITABLE MUTUAL Life and Endowment Association OF WATERLOO, IOWA. WESTERN DEPT,, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. OFFICE IN BENO'S BUILDING, Rooms Nos. 12 and 13 $2,00 in case of Death, $1,000 Endowment at the end of ten years. Average cost for year of assessment, first three years of organization, 15 to | 30 years, $6.67; 41 to 50 years, $10, Circular and information on application. WM. RANDALL, Buperintendent of Agencies, 9~ Agents Wanted. P, T, MAYNE. A. B Hazsuron P. T Mayne & Co, Real Estate Exchange No. 103 Pearl Street , Dealers i low, Kansas and Nebruska Lands | LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ouncil Blults, lowa, OMAHA A SPECIALTY. T.LINDSEY & CO., , EXRXCLTSIVIELY 11 “ONIELOT) TIO NV 43440y AND FELT BOOTS. Immense Stock, and Eastern Prices Duplicated. Write for Prices. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 Council Blufifs, - N. Main St. Office 412 Broadway, Iowa. Brick baillinzs of any kial rafay 1 or moivatan on Little Giant trucks—the best in tae world. 808 Bighth Avenue and TV NS SPECIAL NOTICES isements, such a3 Sale, To Itent, Wants « certed in this column at PER LINE for tho 'S PER LIN lonrding, etc., will be i thelow rate of TEN C firstinsertion and FIVE CL each subscquen mentsat our o Broadwuy , Coun e, No. 12 Pearl street, near | Blurs. WANTS, For terms Tenth avenue, five inquire of Arnd yJ «I m\ ity foet front, two story | e 5 und 28 P u(sncc: between luummn, and St avenue, JWAN & WALKER, K (under Citizon's Bank), real estute ana mer: chandise exchange brokers. Our books are full of special argning, but it s impossible to pub- lish u reliuble st from the fact of so many ¢ changes. What we sk is: | 1t or trade anything in_our line, will kend_you n pile of bargains to select from. nproved or unimproved, city or town ,Ktocks of goods of any kind in any you have or_such you want let us Swin & Walker, Council Bluff's No. 98 Main strect, prents, male er o Wm. S Ton ar southwest and ciste ¥ood orchurd, . small frihits. R. P. OFFICE Blufts, lowa. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices in State and Feder Rooms 7 and 3, Shuzart Blo MERGEN HOTEL, Main Sl., ('uunvi] Blull' h i 1\\uv epofs, rything now. and PHIL MERGE Proprietor and Mi pass the door. F class, Opened Dee, 15t ACBUrNHAM, Pres. LW, Tunieys, Viee Pres, JANES N. Brows, Cishier, Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, .$100,000 250,000 1,000,000 Capital, ... Authorized Capital 5 Stockholders Represent, ... Do u general banking busin: Acconnts of bunks, bankers, utaety i ble terims. Domestic and forel The ve ness committed o our care. THOS, OFFICER. W. . M PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Estublished 1863, M. . ’ . or “other tamirs removed wihout the knife or drawing of blood. R CANCER CHRORIC DISEASES or wi kinds a speciaity. Over thirty yon s’ pract eal cxperionza No. 11 Vool il Bl [N A N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peacs, Ofige Over Amcsican Bxpress Companys Jighth St 1autistaeting gaarantaal. Feams hoases movod Council REMOVED. 1 wish to respectfull patrons and the public in ge, val from the old_ stand Nos. 7 an to my new and commodious quurters, No. 226 Broadway, Where [ will be pleased to seo my miny friends, With u large, new and complete urgortment of all the & LATEST Fabrics in Spring STYLES And being: located in large quarters T am better than ¢ efore prepared 10 to serve the pub- ie. Respectrully, J. M. SMITH, Merchant Tailor NO 226 Broadway,Council Bluffs. Blufis, call the attention of my tomy remo- 9, Main St., "ESSEX HOUSE, Co BRYANT AND VINE St8, Opposite City Buildings, Council Blutfe, Wurm rooms and good board at reasonablo rates. Northwestern Hotel. Newly fitted and furnished. Opp. Broadway Dummy Depot. $1.50 per day. MUEL ‘I'E, Prop. L. H. BERSHAW, M ' ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having Flire HEscape Andall moagern {improvements, call bolls, fire alurm bells, otc., 15t CRESTON HOUSE! Nos. 216, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, Proprietor. Chlcago Lumber Co. Wholesale and Retail Lumber, Lath, Shingles EBash, Doors and Blinds, ole ngents for the celebrated Marblehead Concentrated White 8. P, MACCONNELL, Manage i No. & 6 Main Btreet, Council Blufis, RUSSELL&Co Manufacturers of all sizes of RUTOMATIC ENGINES Especiully Desianed for Running MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubuler and Locomotive Boilers, New Massillon Threshers, ey and Woodbury Horse Powers. ATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Lingi SAW MILLE, ETC, Factory Massillon, 0. Branch House 510 Pearl 8., Council Biuffs, SEND FOR 1866 ANNUAL. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, MANUVACTUIER DEALER 1N !HAIR CroODS Asn