COUHCJUllUFFS ,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
DAILY BEE :
BLUFFS ,
Friday Morning , May 1. .
BUIISCRIFTION HATES.Mnt
Mnt I * ' week
- " 110.00 per year
07FIOB !
No , 131'cnrl Street.
MINOE MENTION ,
The Methodists hold a toiablo : at the
church last ovonlng ,
Mrs. M. A. Allison , of Nebraska City ,
is at the Paclfio houso.
Hon. John Lake , of Rockfotd , 111. , is
In the city , the guest of County Recorder
Chambers.
Soils Bros1 advance Rtmrd are dooorat-
Ing the bill boards with lithographs of the
coming show.
Harry Hunter was yesterday doing
heavy editorial work for the old lady ,
S Mr. Steadman being away.
Sells Bros' , oar No. 1 loft Ust evening
for BHssourl Valley , but loft four of the
paste sllngors hero to work the country
to-day.
"Tho [ Carnival of Nations , " whloh'.ls
to bo the entertainment given by the
ladles of the Episcopal church , Is to open
on the 12th of May.
The ealo of tlckota for the lecture of
Joseph Cook opens to-day at Bushnell's.
The fame of this orator will doubtloia
cause a resh for Boats.
Regular mooting of Fidelity Council
No. 150 , R. A. , this ( Friday ) ovonlng.
All members are urgently requested to bo
present at this meeting.
The city council moots in regular ses
sion next Monday ovonlng , and the asses
sors expect to have the booka ready for
the board of equalization to commence
work.
work.M.
M. F. Rohror leaves next Monday to
attend the fourth annual mooting of the
Odd Follows protective association ,
which Is to bo hold at Fort Madison. Ho
represents the Council BluQs members.
Great preparations are being made for
the meeting of the State Pharmaceutical
society , which opens here on the 12th of
May. Not only do the sessions promise
to bo interesting , bnt there will be very
fine exhibits of various lines of goods and
various preparations.
The following have been chosen as the
jurymen for the May term of the superi
or court : W. F. Sapp , jr. , Qoorgo 0.
Brown , L. Swearlngen , E. B. Bowman ,
T. B. Baldwin D. F. Elchor , Dick
Rlchotts , George Blaxlm , and A. B.
Nichols.
Pottawatamlo Grove , No. 23. U. A. O.
D. , has elected the following officers : D.
Nicholson. P , A. ; A. Bergatrora , N. A. ;
W. N. Monster , V. A. ; E. J. Abbott ,
secretary ; 0. Barghauaen , treasurer ; J.
L. Whitman , V. A. The grove has a
membership of over fifty.
One week from to-night a rare enter
tainment Is promised at the opera homo ,
It being the elocutionary entertainment
by Miss Jessie OouthonI , the tickets for
which are bolng sold at Atkins' drug
store. Those who want a choice of
ooats should not delay In securing them.
If the young ma a who Is "trying" to
learn the newspaper business , attended
to his own business half as zealouely as
he does to the business of other news
paper offices , ho would not bavo lot the
Globe icoop him so badly on the bur
glaries , neither of which ho had a line
about.
Rev , Dr. Oooly , the now pastor of the
Baptist clinch , is expected to arrlvo on to
morrow's train , over the Noithwestorn &
Chicago. His wife and ono of his daugh
ters are expected to come with him , the
other daughter and son being in college ,
BO that thay will not oomo until the close
of the college year.
Ladies with their escorts are given
front scats at the dime museum and
theatre which ara separated from the
seats of the gentlemen by a railing. The
attendance of ladles Is nightly Increasing ,
they becoming catlsGed that the manage *
mint Is conducting a strictly moral show
and aio making It jnat what is claimed
a retort for ladles and children.
Mrs. H. J. Hilton , M. D , , has given
up her residence and practice in this
city and left last evening on a bnilnoss
trip through the southwest. Mrs. Hilton
has been a resident and practicing physi
cian for the paat four years In this city
and leaves a large practice which any
lady physician might bo proud of. After
an extended trip she expects to locale in
the oast.
The Methodists are talking of buying
property on Oakland avenue for the pur-
posa of a parsonige. The move Is a good
ono , and there seems a good prospect of
Us being carried to a successful comple
tion. Unner the Itineracy system of that
denomination , the ministers can stay atone
ono place no longer than three years at
the most , and these frequent moves make
It peculiarly fitting that the chnrchai
\ \ should provide parsonages and some of
the heavier furnishings ,
Tbo fellow who la "trying" to learn the
newspaper busmen , Is still hot became
he cannot do something to hurt the BEE ,
Thn only thing that ho has effected In
thU waywas when ho Induced the BEE
once tD give him a little employment ,
nndor tbo prater a 8 that he know some
thing about the newspaper bnilneea.
Just how the engagement ended , and
other facts in the young man's history
might ba Interesting reading to those
who do not know him as well as the BEE
docs ,
Mrs. Valller , wife of Alex Vallier , one
of the oldest residents of Hazel Del !
township , has just passed away , old age
and Infirmities being the cause of death.
She lacked but twenty days of leaching
her 75th birthday , and she has resided
hero since 1851 , hnvlng come hero from
Canada , She leaves betides her husband ,
eight children. The funeral will bo hold
at the family residence this morning a <
10 o'clock.
There are plans on foot for furnishing
the needed water supply for the cemetery
tory , and the water works company will
probably lay pipes , so as to anpply c
fountain and to furnish water for the
various purposes for which It is so much
needed , in the summer tlmo especially ,
It Is suggested that the city , which has
several fountains yet to locate , have
ono of thorn placed in the cemetery , and
this can easily bo so arranged that from
this water can bo carried to various parts
of the grounds ,
The attempt of ono of the light-weight
reporters to make ont that there Is
trouble brewing In the otgar makers
union , aoema to flash in the pan , like
most of his efforts , the facts being too
strongly sgilnat him. The manufac
turers and workers acorn to got along
harmoniously , with the exception of two
or three men , and the union makes no
appeal in their behalf , while the manu
facturers glvo very good reasons for not
choosing to employ them ,
Artists' ' Materials at GR. Board's Wall
Paper Store. Send for price list.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans , J. W. & E. L , Squlro.101
Pearl street.
DON'T ' WANT TO AIR IT ,
Tno Triplets Want to Play Hush
About the St. Joe Houao Affair.
The caco of Matt Kuhl , of the St. Joe
House , Traa called up before Justice
Fralnoy yeiterdsy and , no wan expected ,
traa dismissed. Thlsaotionwlll strengthen
the feeling that the "triplets" were the
ones most to blame for the disgraceful
row that occurred at a late hour last Sat
urday night at the St. Joe House. The
action of the iuatico In having the case
brought bcforo himself , when from all
reports ho wai ono of the parties
most Interested In getting Mr.
Kuhl punished , has awakened much
sharp criticism , and It la Intimated that
the matter will not bo allowed to rest
there. If there had been a real assault
upon the justice himself and his friends ,
and there had been just cause for action ,
even then It would seem very bad taste ,
to say the least for him , to Issue the war
rant himself and prepare to hear the case
himself. Much worse is It if , as la
claimed , the justice and hla friends were
the aggressors. In view of the circum
stances It Ecoms that the trio , if
not to blame , would have been
anxious to hare the details of the
affair shown np In an official examina
tion. The abandonment of the prosecu
tion of the case looks bad. The circum
stances may bo brought ont yet , as the
county board Is yet to pass upon the bill
of costs , which the justice will expect
the county to pay. Whether the tax
payers will feel like taking the money
out of their pocketa to pay for this fun
of "tho triplets. " If they do pay the
bill the beard will doubtless ? lve the
public the satisfaction of the exact facts
as to how the cases were made up. The
dropping of the case In Jfralnoy's court
should by no moans bo the dropping of
the case entirely.
Ladies' Orange Race at the Omaha
Skating Rink Saturday ovonlng. Ad-
mltslcn 25 cents.
IOWA IN PIECES ,
Walnut lubricates In eight saloons.
The Sioux City National bank is the
largest tax-payer In western Iowa , except
the railroad companion. Taxes assessed
against it the past year exceeded $8,000 ,
Edwin Abarnothy , a thirteen-year-old
son of Col. AlonzD Abernetby , was
drowned a few days ago In the Cedar
river at a point about two miles below
Osago.
John GUI was seriously Injured at Port
Dodge Tuesday noon by a runaway horse.
Mr. Gill was caught between the wheels
and the box of the buggy and dragged a
dlstanca of two blocks before being re
leased.
A resident of Farley named Brown has
given notlco that ho will bring suit in the
Slay term of court against Rev. 0. E.
Shoble , late pastor of the Presbyterian
church at that place , for slander , claim
ing damages of $10,000.
The two Rainsbergers , charged wltt
the murder of Enoch Johnson , wore
taken from Marshilltown , where thej
have been held for safe keeping , to El-
dora on Monday for trial. The vlgllanti
of Steamboat Rock , it is thought , will
lynch the suspected men if opportunity
ofleiB.
The Chicago Tribune on Saturday last
Enbllshed a table showing the cost ol
nlldtng Improvements in the various
Iowa cities during 1884 , In which Dee
Molnos la credited with 82,830,07-1 , Sioux
OltyoomlDK nxt with 8980,000 , Oedai
Raplda $027,580 , Council Bluffs $8G3 , .
000 , Clinton $308,800 , Dubuqne $270-
548 and Keoknk $110,400 , all of which
has thrown the Dubuque press Into a
ipism of denunciation of the coup lei
that makes Dabuqne fall of ao respectable
a showing ,
A Washington dispatch says : Hon ,
J. B , Grinnoll , of Iowa , who was ap
pointed ! agent of the bureau of animal
Industiy , connected with the agricultural
department , has written an. Interesting
report on the "Cattle Interests west oi
the Mississippi river. " He gave eu
months time to the investigation and
s'udy of tbo question , and during thlt
tlmo traveled quite 14,000 miles in car
riages and by railway through the west
ern country. The report baa been pub
lished by the department.
The Extent of the Char's Dominion ,
The dominion cf the czar of all the
Rnisla comprises one-toventh part ol
the land surface of the earth , or ono.
twentieth part of its whole area. More
than ono hundred million people call the
cstr father , and are under his aViiolnte
government. A child Is burn in Russia
on an average every eight lecondi through
out the year , and a death occurs over }
eleven seconds. The population will
double in about slx'y ' yearaat the present
rate cf Increase.
NIGHT PROWLERS ,
Th&yTry & Safe-Stowing In VainBnt ,
Get a Big Feast ,
Their Workings.
Thcro is evidently a gang of hard cues
st'll ' lingering nbout the city , improving
every opportunity to plunder. Yester
day morning tome fresh evidences were
diicovored. Halo Hntohlnaon , the book
keeper for L , Hammer , on opening the
oflico of the lumber yard found that someone
ono had boon there before him , The roar
door had boon forced open , and the bnr-
glara liad qulto thoroughly ranaackod the
place , opening all drawers and icattorlng
papers and books about In confusion ,
They had also been at work on the safe ,
and cnrlontly had foiled themselves. Mr ,
Hammer has had his safe attacked
several times during the paat few years ,
and has wisely concluded to keep it un
locked , rather than have It bored and
blown , it having boon onoo so broken as
to nocotsltato ezponslvo repairs. As
nsnal ho left the safe unlocked , and was
careful not to leave any valuables in it.
The thieves , however , instead of * simply
opening It began to try the combination
lock , and unwittingly looked It , They
began to drill a hole and succeeded in
getting a hole nearly through , when , for
some unknown reason , they gave op the
task , and left , securing nothing.
The store of R. P. Snow was also
visited , and considerable plunder taken.
An entrance was gained by the roar door ,
a staple being wrenched off , and then
the inner doors being unfastened by
means of a aorowdriver , which was shov
ed through a crack , and the bar raised by
this. The fellows helped themselves at
their leisure , the plunder consisting
mostly of canned goods , tobacco , oto. ,
two or three articles of clothing
which wore hanging np in
the Btoro , ono of the follows
taking the pains to leave an old overcoat
of his own in exchange for one he tound
there which suited him bettor. The aafo
was opened and a number of notes taken
but they were old overdue ones , which
were not considered of any great valno
except as bits ol ancient history. Mr.
Snow thinks his total loss Is not to ex
ceed $7& .
About ono o'clock yesterday morning
Gene Mottaz , the watchman , found in
ono of the Wabash freight cars in the
yards three fellows , and ho drove them
ont. In doing so he sent the dog into
the car , and soon after the fellows ,
whom ho thought wore tramps , had
cleared out , the dog seemed to bo enjoy
ing a foaatof some sort , and investigation
showed the remnants of a feast which
the trio had been having , and
which proved to bo the remains of some
of the goods taken from Snow's store.
There was a new basket filled with pro
visions , canned meat , sardines , pickles ,
jelly , salmon , etc. , and the marks on the
balf emptied cans were those of Mr.
Snow.
This discovery was not made nntil It
was too late , but the police on being no
tified hunted np three suspicions looking
fellows , and locked them np , but there
was nothing to identify them as the ones.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following are the transfots of real
estate filed In the office of the registrar ,
and furnished to the BEE by A , J.
Stephenson , April 30 , 1885 :
J. D. Olark to F. P. Bellinger , lot 12 ,
block 14 , Burns' add. ; $200.
F. Laubershclmer to W. Linbors-
helmor. lot 3 , block 1 , Baylies & Palmer's
add , ; 8100.
S. F. Oovault to W. S. Covault , part
lot 47 original plat ; 8250.
E. E. Bean toJD. A. Watson , lots 5
and 6. block 3 , Meredith's add to Avoca ;
8125.
Sophia E. Lamp to Olllo Danford ,
part lot 123 , original plat ; $1.
Total sales § 676.
George Falconer was found guilty In
the Hancock county courts on Monday of
stealing 117 head of cattle from B. F.
Nichols and other residents of that
county. George Carter and Frank
Walker , Implicated in the same trans
action , are yet to bo tried.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
5tb ivo and Pearl Street , ( Formoily Martin's
Rink. )
PALMER & SANDER , Prop'ra & Managers.
Monday Evening , April 27th , Engagement
and first appearance of the world famous
and original
GEORGIA MINSTRELS
15 FIRST GLASS ARTISTS 16
In a refined programme of wit and humor.
OUR CURIO HALL
Will contain Freaks of Nature , Curiosities ,
and Mechanical Wonders , principal among
which will be found the world reputed won
der ,
MISS EX PATTERSON ,
The Lightning Lady ,
LOWANDO BALDWIN ,
The Armless' Wonder ,
POOAHONTAS ,
Princess of the Todas tribe of Mexican In
dians ,
MADAME HOWELL ,
The Bohemian Glass Blower ,
THE LIVING HALF LADY ,
And many other novelties ,
A Reeort for Ladies. A Resort for Ladies
Museum open 1 to C and 7 to 10 p. m.
Theater Matinee 3 p , m. Evening 8 p , m.
lOcts ADMISSFON lOcta
R. Rice M , D.
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CHRONIC DISEASES"n-- " !
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MTOeuoJUMa * lit * .
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUF18 , IOWA.
Office , Ualn Street , Boom. 7 and 8 , Bhugart'and
B uo block. WlllpiactlMlnSiaUana tats oourta
MANDEMAKEES & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 Upper Broad way , Council Bluffs.
HARKNESS BROTHERS ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
CARPETS , CARPETS , CARPETS.
'A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down.
Dry-Goods , DryGoods
All the Novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices ,
We make a suecialtv of Store Shadings ? Office Mattings , the furnishino- churches
offices and public buildings.
Harkness Bros , 401 Broadway Council Bluffs
TZECIE ! "TpHECE ! ICTUS
MHim * > MaM > aiH > MillMM > ) § MMlHiiiiHMMiiMiiii lMMIM MMMHiiiiiiWMMMMM i aMMaMIMH
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
TUB ONLY ALL NIGHT HOU3B in THE OITT. Everything served in first elui style and on ihoit
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
SPECIAL NOTICES
.
IJOTICE. BpeoUl a ve'riliementl , IBO M Lett
Fonnd , To Loan , For Bait , To Rent , Wants , BoardIng -
Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In thti column at lh low
rate of TEH CENTS PER LINK ( of the flni Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE (01 each nbwjqnent
rtlon. Tiearo advertisements at our offlo * , Ho.
P.arl Street , neat Broadway
_ WAHTB. _
SALE AT A BARGAIN The desirable real-
FOK
dcnooor business property on Upper Broad'
way , known as the 1'oncra place , Apply to OHO. R.
BEARD , 82 Main street. _
. BALE. i other hotel In a In. Nebnuka
FOR.
town , now doing a business of about $850 per
month. No other hotel In the place. Terms liberal.
SWAK & WALKSR.
'OR SALE OR TRADE. SCO aorea ol land In
I
Wayao county , llo. Will trade lor Council
BlaS. city property er ell cheap ( or cash , or part
time. SKAN & ( VALKKR.
"
ANTS TO TrtADB. Oood Iowa or Nebraska
land ( or a small stock ol hardwire or general
merchandise , mail located. SWAK It WALKHR.
E\OR S&LE A rare chance to got a fine , well 1m-
proved tarm ol 400 acres , within a lew miles ol
Council Bluffs , at a bargain. Low price and easy
terms. _ BWAN & WAL K
PUHl SALE A good paying hotel property with
livery stable , in one ol the best small towns In
western Iowa will soil with or without turnltare , or
will trade ( or a small ( arm with stock etc.
_ BWAM &WALBBB.
a&LE Eighty acres unimproved land In
FOB county , Iowa , Similes south-east ol At-
ion , the county seat , or will trade ( or Nebraska or
Kansas land. SWAN & WALKIR.
l/Ott SALE A 2l > acre tract of good land about
f one and a half miles from Council Blufl , pott
offloe. at a bargain. _ SWAN & WALKEB.
'
'l/Wl BALE In Uarrlson county , Iowa , 320 acres
f grass lind , all under ( ence a 00 acre ( arm
with One Improvements , all under cultivation except
! 0 acres grass 80 acres good griss or pasture land ,
and several other tracts of from 40 to 180 acres of
inlmprovcd land _ SWAK & Wanna.
FOR SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved.
If you want a ( arm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us hoar from you.
SWAN 4 WALKIB.
" | 7UR HAtK A larw number of business and reel-
JD denoo lots In all parts ol Council Bluffs. Boo
as before you buy , SWAM & WALKIB.
T7IOB BALK Parties wishing to buy , cheap lots to
JD build on can buy on monthly payments of bom
12 tO 810. _ BWAK&WAtKBB
T7\OR KENT We will rent you a lot to build on
JD wfth the prlvllage to buy If yon wleb on very
iberal term * . _ SWAM & WALKKB.
YTST" ANTED to correspond witn any one wishing *
tf good location lit planning mill. Bash , door
and blind manufactory , we have building and
machinery , well located , ( or sale , lease or trade ;
BWAN& WALKBB.
_ _
Oil KENT- Largo two ttory frame building suit
able ( or warehouse or etorago purposes , near
railroad depot. _ SHAN WAI.KKB.
RENT UK BALK Bj.iriiag and grounds
FOR aultaHe ( or snail foundiy and machine shop
Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower with fixed chile-
Ing eta. , ready to put in motion.
BWAK WALKKB ,
_
jiOH SALE Houses. Lota and Land. A. J.
JD Bteptenson , 603 First avenue.
iTITANTKii fcvery Doay in Council IJluDa o lake
W TniBn. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
c nts a week.
f\W PAPERS For sale al Bn Office , at 21 oenti
\J a hundred :
J. L. DiBEVOIBB.
din Met Agent ,
No. 507 Broadway Oonnoll Bluff * .
Railway Time Table.
OOUNOILSBLUFFS.
The following are the time , of the arrival and de *
carrtue of trains by central ttandird time , at the
focal depot. . Trains leave transfer depot tea Daln-
ate. euller and arrive ten mlnuteg liter ,
CICiRT. 1REITB ,
9:25 : A Mall and Eipresa HtfO'r M
1:40 : r M .accommodation 4tO : r u
6SO : r M Express 0.05 A u
ClllUeO AID ftOCK IBLAXV.
9:2E A > i Mall and Express 6U : r M
7:86 A H Accommodation 6:16 : r u
6:30 : r x Kiprcis 8:00 : A u
cmoAeo , UILWAUKII ABO ST. rAcu
0:20 : A u Ma'l and Express < : ft > r H
6:26 : r u Eipresi 0.06 A u
csnoAoo , SOSUBUKW An vnxor.
0(0 : A M Mall and Expres. 7:10 : r M
1S:30 : r H Accommodation ! :00 : p w
6:45 : r u Exprty. 8:60 : A M
WAiun , IT , LOUIB AHD rAcine ,
from Transfer only.
1:80 : r H St. Louis Express 2:16 : l > M
7:40 : r 11 Chicago Exp via Ptorla 0:10 : A u
KAKSAI Cm , ST. J01 A1TO OOWCU , SLUTTS.
lO.oii A M Hall and Expres. 0:40 : r H
8:16 : r u Express 0:26 : A u
BOO ! CTTT ARD rACTTfl.
7:20 A H Mill for Sioux city 0:60 : r
7:10 r K Expreis for St 1'aul 8:60 : A M
C.MO.V rAoiric.
11:00 : A u Dinver Expres. 4:35 : r H
1:06 : r 11 llncolnl'at.O'a&n V 2:36 : r H
7:66 : v u Ot erland xr-re > a 8:80 : A u
DirUMT TRAINS TO OUADA.
Leave Council Bluffs 7:15 : 8:20 : 0:30 : 1030
11:10 : a. m. 1:50 : 2SO-S.80 : 4:28 : 86 : .26
11:46 : p. m. Leave Omaha 8:40 : 7:6t efO : 10tO :
ll:16 : a. m. 12:00-2:00 : : soo-4iO : : 1:66 : 6:65 :
-11:10 : p. m.
Dr , W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Tempta ,
Oonnoll Blofl * 21 Ioir *
OUMCIL BLUFFS
c
ARPET COMPANY
CAEPETS ,
Curtains. Oil Cloths.
Window Shades ,
Linoleums.
Mattings.
Rugs. Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Out
of Town Orders.
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our atock la the
Largest in the lost
and is being continually replenished by
all the latest and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Biufis
SCHMIDT ,
PHOTOGRAPHER !
No. 220 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Open San Jay. First-class work guaranteed.
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TVPE WRITER
NO. 3 ,
J the Hlffheat Achievement in Writing
Machines in ( he World.
With only 89 keya to learn a
. operate , It prints 76 characters
I Incluillcg caps and email letters ,
punctuations , figures , ilgni and
iractlona. It a the simplest and
most rapid writing machine
made as well as the moit durable
for free illustrated pamphlet.
Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , III. , Sole Agents.
0. II. 8UOLES , Council Bluffs
Agent for Western Iow
ONLY HOTEL
In Council BluHs hating a
And all modern Improvements , call bells , fire
alarm belle , etc. , i ) the
CRESTON HOUSE
Nos , 215 , 217 and 210 , Main Street.
MAX MOHN , - PROPRIETOR
THOS , OmCgK. W , H. M. I'CHK
Officer & Pusev.
BANKERS
Council Bluff ? , la.
Established , - - 1856
Dealer. In Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and Home Securities ,
H , 80HUBZ.
Wee of the Peace.
ornox OVER AUKKIOIV
COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOW A.
WHEN SOLICITED TO INSUUE IN OTIIEK COMPANIES ,
Remember These Important Facts
CONCERNING
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
1. H19 the OLDEST active Lite Inroranco Company In thli country.
2. It 1st ho L UIQKST LI To Insurance Company by many millions of dollars In the world.
8. It * rate , of premiums are LOWEll than those of any other company.
* . It has no " tockholder8"toclalm any part of Its profits.
S. It often no SCHEMES under the name of Insurance Jor speculation by special cluacs upon the
misfortunes of each older.
0Its present available CASH HESODllCES exceed these of any other Life Insurinco Compiny In tha
It ha. received In cash from til source ! , from February. 1643 , to January , 18S5 , 270SOS 684.00.
U haa returned to the people , In cash , tram February. 1843 , to January , 1S8S , S21C.09 , 11,00.
Ita cash Aesetsontho lat of January , 1886 , amount to moro than
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MERRILL & FERGUSON ,
Gen. Asrta. for Michigan , Indiana , Illinois , Wisconsin , Iowa and Minnesota.
M. F. ROIIRER , Detroit , Michigan.
Special Agent for Iowa , Council Bluffs , Iowa. W. F. ALLEN.
Gen. Agt. for Nebraska , Dakota , Colorado , Wyoming and Utah
Office Cor. Famam and 13th St. Over lutNot'l. Bonk , Omaha , Neb
Good Agents Wanted
TO
Drs. Judd & Smith's
NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT.
Office and Factory , No SO , Fourth St , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLER , AGTS ,
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUKOIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From. , '
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlo
we will sell In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Represented.
rVbolcialeacdrctillditlm It Grain iud Baled Hay. Price
eonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Comer Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CounollBInfia.
W. F. YLSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and fintlsfaction guaranteed. Frame ho
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the best In the world.
QWOH.TIT
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
Cf every description and at prices low M thalo est. Special attention to custom work. The rcmala
dor of my stock of NOTIONS are being disposed of at C03T. A FAOT.call and be convinced.
MRS. D. A. BJEWEDICT ,
337 Broadway , : Council Bluffs. Iowa.
d. R , McPHERSON ,
QBOWEn AND DEALER IN
Orders from abroad promptly filled. Sweet Potato Plants a specialty. Plants will bo
ready for shipment by May 10th. Orders should be placed early.
tf. Jt. McPherson ,
1281 East Pierce Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
II. II. WELD. W. O. E3TK
Field & Estep ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 817 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
0 lls Attended Promptly , Day and Night. Particular attention given to Embalming
Telephone No. 07. .
HAIR GOODS
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizes.Switch-
es , etc , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call arid see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE ,
29 Main Street , Council Bluffs.