Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 14, 1886, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14, 1836 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 14. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W. TiLtox . - - Manager. Stubbs, the hatter, New spring goods at Reiter's, “A good famley hors for sale,” deco- rates a Broad y show window Grand opening at the Parisi store Easter wock, April 2 The func services of Miss Emma Barrett were held yeste afternoon. Ladies, bear in mind the opening at the Parisian millinery store April 2 The German Ladics’ Aid soci filvol\grfmd Saster ball in Beno's Monday, April 26. B1All eall and see the fine display of mil- linery goods at the Parisian millimery store. Spring opening April 22 and 23, The finest line of millinery goods ever brought to Council Blufis will be found at the millinery store. Opening April 22 and 23, The store of Henry now supplied with an ele ? m, a8 is also the Ban Joln Beno & Co. =T, E.” Danicls, late of Towa City, a brother of Mrs. J. H. Carse, has bought the grocery store of J. P. Filbert, and will ion the first of May hose who desire to attend the enter- tainment to be given to the children of the school of the Home of the Friendless can secure tickets at Bushnell’s. The doings of the council last evening, as well as of the board of trade, were nece y crowded off this page, and will be found on another page of this issue. Charles Baughn goes to Crawford County to-day to close a $6,000 business r' ctio) res six houses in y with a_Mr. Munson for a 240- m near Denisop. Wanted—Room and board in the city, for lndy and 3-ye old child for the sum- mer; p preferred. Address, for one week, stating te 1d locality, Q.P. X. Bek oflice, Coun A large number of the grain men on the lines of the M ]\\':\nkuo‘& t. Paul and the Chicago & R Island, were at the Ogden house consulting about matters of spe t to them. Their doings were 3 Dick Web: and Joe Webb, two boy are to have hearing before Just Hendricks to-day, on the charge of steal- ing two sheep from Pace & Schmidt's, and a lot of meal tickets from Taylor ‘Woolsey’s restaurant. ¥« The county auditor has wearied of doing all the ‘telephoning for the county offices, and has concluded to take avaca- tion by removing the instrument to the clerk’s oftice. There should be an instru- ment in each of the oflices, so as to make it handy all around. At the entertainment on Thursday night, given by the children of the 4 tian Home, at the Scandina 1 Baptist church, corner Seventh avenue and Seyenth street, the price of admission will be 25 conts. Fifteen cents to chi dren. Doors open at 7. at 8 o'clock. The fence about Ba removed at once. This will depr merous summer loungers of an old roost- ing place, but will add_to the beauty of the park. Some of the lumber will be used in building protections to the high- ways at dangerous places in Fairmount park. Henry Jamison and William Wallace, the two colored fellows from Omaha, ar- rested on suspicion of being connected with the robbery at Boquet's barn, were * yesterday released. They were giyen due warning not to be seen hanging about the city and getting nto such suspicious nearness to crookedncss again. Itis probable that arrangements will be made by which o running and trotting meeting will be held on the track here August_ 81, September 1, 2 and 3, to be followed by a like meeting in Omaha from the 6th to the 11th of September. The two associations are planning to- gether on such a programmy The police haye arrested several parties a8 being suspicions characters, but still there are several whose cl J are beyond suspicion who ought to be run in, their record being known to be erooked These fetlows have been notified to leav the city, but while some ha: flown, others linger still. It was stated the other day that William Dakan, of Logan, a prominent stock man, had disappeared, and that his cred- itors were {um ping on to his property, believing that he had absconded. It s now claimed by his friends that his debts amount to about $12,000 and his assets about $18,000. He is' expected to_return home soon, and it is said that he will make some sort of a settlement with his creditors. ‘The ladies of the churches are specially entitled to praise for their enterprise and luck. The work done by the fl:pismpal adies has chief causes of the success of that building enterpriso. The Presbyterian ladies are alike enthu- sinstic, self- ~r|licin|i) workers, and by their influence it has been decided to go ahead with the building of the addition o the new Presbyterian church, thus completing it according to the original plans. The expressmen are agitated over the license question again, Some time ago the common carriers agreed on the kind of an ordinance they wanted, and hired an attorney to draw one up, which was duly passed by the city council ns by their request. Now it is claimed that some are not living up to the requirements of this ordinance, and particular stress is Inid upon the fact that no license is being collected from the 'bus lines. Yesterduy some informations were filed, and it is proposed to have the ordinance rigidly enforced. Last night, hadl man & Co. is ted rapid eash rupt store and Exercises begin een one of th at9 o'clock, Officer Unthank arrested “Soupy” Brooks on general principles. Brooks was considerably in- ebriated when arrested, and had entered Jim Snodderly’s store on Broadway and was about to leave as Unthank laid hands on him. It is said that “‘Soapy’ Brooks has been the means of getting a 10-year-old girl in & compromising condi- tion, and that she now lies in a eritical condition not a block from the Broadwa, dummy depot, and fears are cummmd of her recovery. — Gentlemen, Ask your dealer for a win ber coat with velvet We sell them at wholesale only. \ Lindsey & Co, ———— A K. & A M Excelsior Lodge No. 259, A. F.&A. M., elected the following officers Monday colored rub- W. M.—C. M. Harl. 8. W.—Wade Car; J P. Stephenson. w L Wid, 8t Shepents boperd: Dressmaking, cutting and litting by - Miss Gleason, No. 34 Pearl street. Substantial abstracts of titles and real te loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire, 101 earl street, Council Bluffs, A STRUGGLING SENSATION, A Woman Tells a Ganzy Story of Being Murderously Assanlted. COFFMAN AGAIN FOR BLOOD. A Stranger Buried Like a Dog—Per- sonals of lowans Visiting the Bluffs—The Doings of the I A Fizzling Sensation. Yesterday a rumor was set going that a woman been attacked in her house the night before, and had been horrinly cut with a hatchet. The report, like most of the kind, proved to be greatly wgerated. The woman referred to was Mrs. H. C. Daniels, who lives in a little house in the alley running west of Pearl street and south of Broad The BeE man, in company with Officer Cous- ins, yesterday made inquiries at the house as to what had really occurred. The husband of the woman seemed quite neryous, and could not, or would not give y clear statement about it. Hi in effect, w that he had beea at during the day painting for James Burns at No. 1616 Tenth avenue On re- turning home about 6:3) o’clock Monday evening he found the front door of his house partly open, and his wife lying on the kitchen floor unconscious, her head bloody from a wound, and blood upon the lfunr and upon her clothing. He picked her up, placed her on the bed, and running out of the house found_his little whom he sent atter Dr. Mel. Bell- The doctor came and dressed the wound, and pronounced it not aver, t W alp wound aly two inches back of the right T husband claims that when his w alk she said that a man | to the house about 5 o'clock t afternoon and_had asked her if sl any mone She told him she more than ten cents or so in the hou He then choked her and struck her w he blunt end of a lather's hatchet. She knew nothing after that until she came to herself on the bed. When the husba found her the blood was d hatchet with which the sen was claimed to come outside of the family saw it. Tl band, on being asked why he did not notify the police, or some one, when he found that such an attack had been made, replied_that he thought he had better keep still_about it, and_that by doing so he might find out who the man was. He scemed satisfied that the woman knew very well who the man was, and said sh had told him_that she would not “giv him away.” The hushband claims that he had leff s wife about in the hous: but that he cunnot now find a single cent. He contide Ily told the doctor that he thought his wife knew more about it than she would tell, and got the doctor to question her, while he stepped out of the house. The woman evaded all questions of this sort, and sai he would not tell the name of he ailant. Then she would declare th: On being urged to g of the fellow, s she believed was a whil caring o full b One time bed him 85 years of age, and later sh quite a young fellow. She efaimed that her memory had been affected by the blow, and quite likely it may have been, together with other periences of the afternoon. Scveral theories are held by those who have listened to the tangled and sensational statements made by Daniels i Few take much stock in the s { any stranger made the assault, and there se¢ms much doubt as to whether the as- sault was made_at all with a hatchet. The most plausible theory drawn from the statements and the “nctions man and woman is that she w ing some friend or acquaintance during her husband’s absence, and that they had some difficulty, resulting 1 blows. The anxiety of the husband to get her to tell the name of her assailant, and her ermination ‘“not to give the fellow 7 together with the fact of the nd keeping so close-mouthed about i the sensation of its proba- b ault by a tramp or peddler, and give rise to “the suspicion that there is more yet to be told. An- other suspicious point learned is that the woman went out in the afternoon to a i ing cigar store, and boughta ound to her house. Por- haps she smokes cigars herself, but pos- sibly she had some smoker in the house. . Boot and Shoe Dealers. Remember we duplicate Chicago prices on rubber boots and shoes. e have a complete stock. Z. T. Lindsey & Co. ——— “Only a Pauper.” There was recently found in Honey creek the body of an unknown man, who had evidently perished there in wander- ing through the fields during some of the storms of the last winter. The coroner held an inquest, but could learn nothing to point to the identification of the body or throw light upon the manner of death, It was decided to be best to have the body buried right there, and the coroner made an arrangement with a farmer living near there, named Bybee, to bury the re- mains, for which he was to receive the munificent sum of $3.75. The funeral took place, and nothing more was done about it, except to got the county board to allow the funeral expenses, until the latter part of last week, when it became noised about that the man had been bur- ied like a dog, not even a rude box being iven him. Sunday the coroner, learn- ing of these reports, went out there with an express wagon and took up the body. 1t did not require much taking up, ne- cording to reports. It scems that a hole had been dug about two feet deep, and the body dumped in this, then two rough poards were put over it, and a little dirt shoveled in. " The body was taken by the coroner, pliced in a_county coflin, and decently interred in Fairview cemetery. If the fiiends of the unknown ever iden- tify him, as there is a possibility of doing 80 by the clothing, etc., they will nat- urally feel that he t‘hud in an uncivilized section of the land. ——— Dealers. Dealers in ladies’ and gentlemen's rub- ber clothing are invited to send for sam- wim-,I colored goods. ed. LiNnsey & Co., No. 41 North Main street, Council Bluffs, 2 Avoca's Sensation, Arch. Coffman, who is resting under the cloud of having killed a man at Avoca last summer, is reported as having got into still further trouble, and to have caused quite a little sensation in Avoca Monday night. As the statements are given it appears that Coffman had been drinking, and got wild with his recent troubles with his attorney, Fremont Benjamin, who has sued him for $2,500 fees. It is said that Coffman in his ex- cited state went into the house of Mr. Ashbey, who is a raway man, and throwing upon the table $120, declared that he would not need the money any more as_he was going to kill a man that night. He then started out on the street, gun in hand, to hunt for Fremont Benju: win. The gunning expedition wus inter- | keep the mon: rupted by the appearance of a constable, who arrested him on a charge of threat- ening to kill, Coffman gave bonds in the sum of £2,000, and is to have a hearing to-morrow. : The other side of the affair is quite dif- ferent. It is claimed that the arrest of Coffman is but a continuation of a deter- mination on the part of Fremont Benja- min, Coffman’s former attorney, to bother and harass Coffman, On Monday morning notice was served on Coffman that W. B. Cuppy, as administrator for the estate of R ain, whom Coffman killed last summer, had commenced suit for $10,000. Main was a man who had no property, and was buried at public expense, ~To Coffman’s mind this suit was started by Benjamin and Cuppy to further to him. The woman, who is the chief witness asto threats made by Coffman, and who claims that Coffman tried to kiss her, rente house from Benjamin, and is said to be friendly to that ~n[lo- Coffman had been arcangin, some business with the woman’s husband, and he had been to the house once or twice to talk to him about it. Soon after the notice of the $10,000 suit was served Coffman was told to look out for some- thing more, and as he feared sudden ar- t on some tramped-up charge, he hur- d to get rid of $120 which he had in his pocket.” He went to the house of Mrs. Acton, and handing her the $120, told her they were after him, and for her to he called for it. while in there he tried to rht hold of her, but she shie has tiled a comy charging rape. Then came the chs also of threatening to kill Benjamin, There is to be a hearing this afternoon, and Coffman claims that he will be able to show that itis a “put up job” to get him into more trouble: claims tha ity Council. The city council met last evening. The committee on police reported tha they had contracted with Mrs. Bradbury for meals for the city prisoners, at 15 cents, cash, a meal, the food to be such as had been furnished. Extra good mc; for prisoners working on the streets were to be furnmished at 18 cents, The city engineer reported a change of grade on Blufl street, and an ordinance in contormity th presented, ae- companied b; reement of ¥ Ihe ordi- 1 the first time. The ordinance changing grade of Bluff street near intersection of Fifth avenue, as given a second reading, and referred to judiei smmittee, The rights to the ph company construct lines in the city was | The city engineer was instructed to su- ntend the erection of poles and desi s of locating them. \eer, who 1 tabulated alks, reported that for six and_four foot pla r and Phillip Betz w 3 on three foot plar Moore wus the lowest; on six foot brick walk, and grading, William Siedentopf the low it bids were side- Iready ordes o ¢ lowest ngin and street commis- ¢ instructed to look after the and to call upon the rtment for such aid as might be flushing of fire dey neces: Gonlden requested that his con- for filling on Eighth and Ninth es be extended until next fall. to committee on strects and The, council then adjourned until 10 o'clack this morning. The council then met as a board of health. At properly owners by in block 10, Bay- 1| was instructed to give 1 notice for spring cleaning of alleys. The city marshal was instructed to strictly enforce the ordmance forbidding throwing manure, etc., on the banks of Indian creck, and cause such obstruc- tions to be removed. Adjourned. Ladies, You can find the wine colored circulars tock & James’, also at Hark- ness Bros, St e i Tor the latest style ot dressmaking sce iss Gleason, No. 31 Pearl street. plieishod ke Personal Paragraphs. Roy S. Tuttle left vesterday on i si :ks business trip through Nebraska. orge Consigney, of Cedar Rapids, is in the city for a brief visit to friends. Mrs. Cy Parker has been called to Lo- gan by a” telegram announcing the s rious illness of her father, Mr. E. Porry. R. S. McAllister, of Kansas City, of the Amerienn Refrigerator company, and . S. Nelson, general freight and passenger agent of the Humeston & Shenandoah Railway company, were in the city yes- terday. lowans in the_city yesterday: George Fagan, Adair, N. Hodgson, Avoca; D. B. Harrison, Anita; G. J. Wagner, Ad. C. D. Dillin, Neola; T. S. Campbell, Neola; . E. Simpson, Mar w Wheeler, Case; 8. Kinsella, Panama; B. H. 0. Mo ids recksen, Davenport 1. L. Dudley and wifi i Chase, Red Oak; E. A. Abbott, M town; H. C. Colver, Des Moinc S. Burr, Tama Cif fiance; C. A. 4 Dougherty, Earling: Humburg; L. Sherett, Pan Crawford and wife, Astor: 1.'T. Sy Walnut; W. H. Negley, Walnut; Frank 3l or B. P. Lewis, Atlantic; J. H. Scofield, Walnut, e Money to loan by Forrest Smith. —— Money to loan on city and farm prop- erty at 6 and 7 per cent interest, by F.J. Day, suceessor to Odell & Day, No. 39 Pearl street, Council Bluff: —~— Booming the Bluffs, The regular monthly meeting of the rd of trade took place last evening in their rooms, No. 108 Pearl street The report of the sceretary and treas- urer was ived and placed on file. Several ts were made by different committecs, which were read, approved and placed on file. Several parties arein the city looking for locations for ories, and conferred with the board eyening, and it is thought substantial encouragement will be given them, in whic s¢ the names and kinds of tactories will be made pub- lic in a few days. —— Dr. McLeod, oculist and aurist, No, 2 Broadway, Council Blufls, Nabbed For Burglary. The police yesterday afternoon arrested in Council Bluffs two suspicious fellows, giving their names as Edward Milehan and Dan Franks. They answered well the description of two men wanted at Leayenworth, Kan., for the burglary of a {:wnlr store there. Both denied h cen in thut state at all, but a Le: worth pawn broker’s ticket, found on one of them, told a different story. The sheriff has been telegraphed to come after thew, and will arrive to-night or to- MOrrow. An Aartist Disgusted With City. Chicago Herald. Yes, I've been ont said a natty, cigarette-smoking. big-cravated young man on an cast bound train, “but 1 don't hkeit. You Kansas ist--oil portraits are my Ity, though I do dverything in my Well, two weeks ago 1 settled in Kansas City. Rented a studio, put up my sign, and waijted for customers. Didn’t want to put on {oo much style for a new place, so F had my sign read ‘painter” instead of ‘artist.’ Waited about ten days, and never a rap at my door. Finally A man called=a big, strapping chap, With muddy boots and an enormous slouch hat. . “'Air ye a painter? he inquired, look- ing me over. * ‘Yos, sir,' 1 ing him of mone replied, modestly, think- me cattle king with a big stack nd a big heart; ‘Is there any- thing do for you?’ “YAir yeafust rate painter? he in quired, stiil looking at me curionsl ye do a good job at 'most anything ye turn yer hand to?” A will try to suit you.' says I, ‘if you will be so kind as to favor me with your order. ** “Wall, young man, I don’t take stock mn ye, but if ye'll promise me gocd, hon: est work I guess I'll get ye to come out in the country ‘bout four mile and put two coats o’ white on my hoss barn.’ “1 started for Chicago the next day, nd here I am.” This Epace Is 1igscrved for Hark: css Bros,” Spring Ane nouncement. i “MURDER MOST FOUL” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria! URING tholast six years thero has not boon adeath from Diphth in any case whore DR. THOMAS JEFFERIE: VENTIVE and Cune was used. It has been the means of sav- ing thousands of lives and might have saved hundreds of thousands more. Indispensible in putrid gore throut, m malignant slarlet fever, changing it in 48 hours to the simple form. In. fallible cure for all Inflammatory, Ulcerative, Putrid, Cancerous Uleeration of the Womb and all Catarrhal conditions. Prico §2. Full printed instructions how to use the medi- cino sent with it. No doctor required. Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia ! ¢, why live in misery, and die in ais ncer of the stomach ¢ Dr. Thomas ry case of in'ig ion and short time. Best of ref- erences given. Dyspepsia i8 the cause of ninoty per cent of nll dis d conditions. Price $5 for two weeks treatment. constipation ina v From the Council Bluffs Daily Herald: Mrs. E. M. Gerard, wife of Engmeer Gerard, of tho Union Pacific, this: eity, hus been a great sufforer for many yeurs, with was sup- posed to be cancer of thg thxoat. 1t was £0 bad that she was throatencd | with starvation- Her general health was complefely broken down. She could only swallow liquid food, and even that her stomach could not digest or assimilate, Physicians of Council Bluffs and Omaha gave no relief. Dr. Jefferis, of this city, was called, 1n four weeks' time he ‘ourdd her throat, and hus completely restored hgr general health. Had Mrs. Gerard not obtained relief soon sho would have died from Bloo& poison, the same condition that destroyed'the life of Gen. ( t Dr. Jetferies' diptheria giodicine is infallible in all kinds of sore throat, DR. JEFFERIES' ‘ REMEDIES Can only bo obtaffied at his Office 0,23 8. Eighth St., Counpil Blnfs, lows Or sent by Expross on Reselpt of Ps " TIMOTHY SEED. T have & quantity of sound, well cleaned seed which 1 offer at reasonable figures. Secd of the crop of 1885, Correspondence solicited. F.G. BUTLFR, Schaller, Jowa. C. & N. W. Ry, Council Bluffs Bus AND Carriage Transfer Co. Lewis & Arnd, Props. Passengers and baggago taken to and from all trains. Busses, carriages and bagsage wag- ons make connections with all trains. Prompt attention givento all calls. Speclal theatricul troupes and commercial meu. riages run duy and night. Offic House, Telophone 135. Also at Hotel. Leave oaders on tho lutes. Geehiele's WHOLESALE AND JOBBING movems OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. IMPLEME DEERE, WELLS & €O, Wholesale Agricultaral Implements, Buggles, Carringes, Ete , Ete. Council Blufts, KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO,, Corn Shellers, Stalk Catters, DiscHarrows, Seodors, Corn Planters, Feod Cat- ters, Eto. Factory, Rock Falls, Tlls, Nos. 1501, 153, 150 Main St., Council Bluffs. DAVID BRADLEY & CO, Manuf'rs an1Jobbers of Agricultaral Imploments, Wagons, Buggios, Carriagos, and all kin1s of Farm Maohinory. 1100 to 1118 South Main Strect, Counail Blufs, , ¢ . V. os. il Council Blu®s Handla (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pic Handles, of ev 5 Faotory, Aze nnd Small qAéscription. e Bt Ll b SRS, COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Ol Clothe, Curtain Fistures, Upholstery Goo Eto, ‘No. 405 Broadway' Council Blutfs, owa. TOBACCO, PEREGOY & MOORF, ~Wholesale Jobbers in the— Pinest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 28 Main and 27 Pearl Ste, Council Bluffs, Towa. COMMISS| NYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Fruit and Produce Commission Merchaats. No. 14 Pearl §t., Council Blu CRACK McCLURG CRACKER CO., —Manufacturers of — Fine Crackers, Biscuits and Cakes, Council Blugs, Towa. (A‘lifll‘l\'h‘ln‘. % MAURER & CRAIG, Importers & Jobbars of Crockery, Glassware Lamps, Fruit Jars, Cutlery, Stoncware, Bar Goods, Fancy Goods. Ete. " Council Blufrs, 0w o ‘;;VI{I'GGI.\'T N HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, No. 22 Main St., and Bla Druggists' Sundi No. 21F DRY GOODS. M. SA\II'I:H & CO., Taporters and Jobbers of Dry Goods, Notions, Ete. Nos, 112 and 114 Main St., Nos. 113 and 115 Pearl St., Council Bluifs, Iowa. VFRI'ITS.W 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale California Fraits a Spesialty General Commission. No. 53 Broadway, Council Bluifs. & DUQU Wholesalo Pruits, Confectionsry & Fancy Grocories. 6 and 18 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. WIR 1ITE, "~ GRONEW Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Nos. 117, 119 and 121, Main St., Council Bluffs, Towa. L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesalo Liquor Dealors. No. 416 Broad- way, Council Bluifs. HARDWARE. P. C. DE VOL, Wholesale Hardware, Tinwars, Gasoline Stovas, Ni Refrigerators, ote. Nos. 5% Brondway, and 10 it 1 Blufr BECKMAN & CO., Manu“acturers of and Wholosale Dealers in Leal_her, Hmess, Saddlery, Bte. Council Bluffs, Towa. HATS, 0APS. P10, METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 342 and 344 llruml!l\y Couancil Blufrs, HEAVY !IARI)IVARE. KEELINE & FELT, ‘Wholesalo Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Tows. HIDES AND WOOL. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sala of Hides, Tallow, Wool, Pollvfl. ('lfrmllw and Furs Council uiLs, COUNCIL i&I‘Uk‘E OIL Cl)- —Wholesale Dealcrs in— K [llominating & Lubricatiag Olls, Gasalinm BTO, BT, 8. Theodore, Agent, Council Blutts, Towa. LL'.\MIL;‘. Pi;,ln'd, E: A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southara Lumber, Piling, And Dridge Material fnities, Wholosalo Lume ber of all Kinds. Ottico No. 130 Main 5t., Council Bluifs, Towa. AND LIQUORS JOHN LINDER, Wholesalo Imported and Domestic Winas & Liquors, b Bittera. No. 13 | Bluils. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Poreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Council Blufe. N. SCHUEZ. Justice of the Peace. Office Over American Express Company. Farm gt @ Bargain. Well improved farm of 167 acres tor sale; 234 wiles from Council Blulfs. Address 1A SCOFIELD, Couucil Blufls, W.P. AYLSWORTEH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bailding any kin onLictie Giaat truoks=~the best in the worll raised or moved and Satistaction guarantoed, Framo housos my 803 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street, Council Bluffs, : SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—8pecial advertisomen fuch ay Lost,Found, To Loan, For Sals, To R , Wants Boarding, eto., will be inserted in this columnat thelow rate of TEN CENTS PRR LINE for thy firstinsortion and FIVE CENT3 PER LINE for ench sabsequent fnsertion, Loave advertisy mentsat our olice, No, L3 Pearl strect, noar DBroadway, Council Bluffs. WANTS. JFOIt SALE=Old pa at Bee office No. 12 o, neNt o room cottage. Tnquiro at 120 Fourth street, or of McMicken, 316 t in_quantities to suit, arl stroet 8 Muin stre W (under Ci ato ana_mor chundise exchingo brokers. Our books are {ull of specinl bargaing, but it 18 impossible to pub- Jish ' reliable Jist Trom tho Tht of 8o chunges, What wo sk is: Hu wan ortrade unything in our line, write us and wo will send_you a pile of bargains to sele Tands improved or unimproved, city or town porty, stoeks of goods of any kind in any Ince, if 8uch you have or such you want let us hour from you, Swan & Walker "Council Bluirs Mvchoms Saiker. MWvs Wastowst 2267 Bmadwayi Council Bluffs Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following is the time of arrival and dcpnrture of trains by central standard time, at the local depots, ! transfer depot ton minutes earlier and arrivo ten minutos later: ARIIVE. DEF“"'CIHL‘AHO & NORTHWESTERN, Muil BURLINGTON & QUINCY. Mail and Expre xp et . m. Loave Oma: 50—10:00—11:00'8. m 0 5—11:10 p. m. Sundays 00" -3:00- COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS MRS, C.L.GILLETTE'S HAIR GOODS STORE No. 29 Main St., Council Bluffs, Opp. Postoffice, R. RICE, M. CANCERS 9r.qier tum s romoved wichout the knifo or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES of aut xinds a epectaity. Over thirty years' pract.cal experiouc. No. 11 Pearl Stre Jounc il Bluifa, B~ CONSULTATION F Omaha Dn tal Associa’n Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. Former pric Perfect 1t and Lest i work guiran Council Bluffs Office, BROADWAY, WEST SIDE. ST e OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. Pstublished 1857, MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS WiGS WADE TO ORDER. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. THE CARTER WHITE LERD £0'S, DIAMOND BIAND OF STRICTY PURE LE D, ZINC AN D OH. PAINT Are absolutely purc, as represe lon will cover two hundrel foot two coats, and will stay on other paint minufa:tured. For sule by ] o~ ’ Dealer in Drugs, Paints, Oils, Etc. 607 Main Btreet, Council Blufis, JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNOIL BLUFFS, Practices in Stats and Federal O Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart Blook, st Horses and Mules For nll purposes. bought and sold, nt retall and inlota. Large quantittes to seloct from. MASON WISE. 6th Strest, Near Pacific House, Councll Bluffs, I WILL PAY The Highest Market Price For all kinds of sccond hand household goods and STOVES. M. DROHLICH, 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs. AM, Pres. LW, n AMES N. BROWN, Cas) Councl Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, Capital, £ .$100,000 Authorized Capital 250,000 1,000,000 Stockholders Reprosent. A.C.BuRN Do a goneral bunking businass. Accounts of banks, bankers, merchants, man. ufacturcrs and individuals rozoived on favora- ble terms. Domestio and foreign exchango, Tho very best of attention given to all bust ness cominittod to our cara. KIEL SALE STABLES “Da)uaseads S8 DOJUBATER Y003S T d Mulos kept constantly for sale at rotail or in car louds. Orders_promdtly filled by notice. Stock s commigsion, R & BOLRY, Proprictors, SHL| Stable Corner Fifth Ave iue and Fourth St Council Bluffs Town, on hand ntract on short CARPETS, CURTAINS, S CIECOET Rugs, Mattings, Window Shades,Etc Wholesale and Retall, e Spring 1886—Our stock is now com- plete and contains the newest desighs and colorings in all grades of Carpots, Curtains, Rugs, Upholstery Goods, ef POPULAR PRICES—Mail orders afe tended to prompt'y, Fine Upholstery Work to order. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPETS CO., 405 Broadway, RUSSELL&Co Automatic Engines Especiully Designed for Running MILLS, GRAIN,ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Boilers, New Massillon Threshers, Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers, STATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, Factory Massillon, O. Branch House 510 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, BEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. a, Glassware and Lamps, W. 8. Homer & Co., No. 28, Main St., Counc:l Elufs, Ta. Locking Bracke! for Fences AND OTHER RAILS, KODS, F FENCES BUILT WITHOUT Any part readily taken out or renl picket oF rail fencts, iron or wood, celled fox railing of any sort. Ko write C.J. BECKMAN, 1 Coune e and county rights for sale. ONLY HOTEIL, In Council Bluffs having Fire Hsca Andall moaern {mprovowouts, eall Lol o alar beils, ote., ist [ CRESTON HOUSE! T