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THE OMAHA. BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : No. 12 PEARL STREET.
Delivered by Carrier In nny part of the City.
II. W. T1LTON MANAGER.
TELEPHONES I
Business Ofllcc , No. 43.
Night Editor. No , 80 ,
N. V. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , 2 < M Sapp bloclt.
If you want vmWr In your yaril or house
KO to Ulxby's , yov ! Mcrrinm block.
Wanted Rood ( , -lrl for ccncral house work.
Mrs. II.V. . Tllton , 027 Fifth avenue.
The Oray- White case was completed yes-
tcr < lay before Jtiiltfo Macy and was suu-
tnlttcd to tbo court.
Oscur Sprlnk , a cook employed at the
Grand hotel , was arrested yesterday for
threatening o kill the head waiter.
The English Lutheran church will Rive a
social next Friday uvonltiR at the reildedco
of Mn. Nelson , 20J1) ) Sixth avcnuo. Ice
crcnm will bo served.
Sovcnly-oiio do tax certificates have been
issued so far out of a possible 10,0)0. ! ) The
dojr catchers are to bo sent out on their an
nual tour of the city tomorrow.
The Globe nine will tackle the Keys Urdu-
cm1 baseball club this mornlntr , In the after
noon a gatiio will bo played between the
Models and the Omaha Views.
Jim Johnson and Minna Larson wcro mar
ried last evening by Justice Swcarlngon ,
Neither could speak ft word of English a'nd
the wedding ceremony was performed by
means of an Interpreter.
A newsboy named Hare shot himself In the
leg yesterday morning while playing with a
revolver. H'o resides at the corner of Ave
nue II and Ninth street. Ills Injuries are
not thought to bo serious.
Tno last of the evidence In the Joner mur
der caio was Introduced in district court
yesterday morning. The arguments of _ the
attorneys will bo made next Monday , after
which the case will be given to the jury.
In police court jestcrday morning continu
ances were granted In the cases of L. Young ,
clmtgcd with keeping a vicious dogV. . H.
Smith , with disturbing the peace , and Hoc
O'Lc.iry , with charging excessive hack hire.
All the cases will bo taken up tomorrow
morning.
A committee has been at work for several
weeks past securing additions to the roll of
members of the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation. Since the start the list has been In
creased from nbcuc two hundred to over
three hundred , and the additions are still
coming In.
Kabbl Brown of Toledo , O. , has bcon se
cured for a lecture on the : M In the First
Baptist church , under the auspices of the
Young Men's Christian association. Ho is
spoken of as a very line lecturer and his
subject , "Tho Talmud , " will hoof interest tea
a largo number.
A motion was lllcd in district court asking
for the removal of Theodore Koss from the
ofllco of guardian of the estate of E. A. Babcock -
cock , Insane , and the appointment of TCd
Guernsey as his successor. The question
will bo argued tomorrow evening at 7:30 :
o'clock before Judge Deomer.
It is stated that Charles Gllmorc , the missIng -
Ing tanner frpm Missouri Vnlloy , was seen
last Wednesday evening at the transfer in
company with a gentleman named Moore-
house , with whom he bail some conversation.
Moorehouso tried to 11 nil out where Gllmoro
was bound , but ho would not tell.
* A shoot was lield Friday afternoon by the
members of the Hiflo club lor the Kohl badge
which has bcon held by W. Duncan for sev
eral weeks past. F. A. Sackctt was the buc-
covsful competitor , the score of the first four
bt'lnn as follows , on a basis of 100 : , P. A.
Sackutt , 78 ; SV. Duncan , 72 ; Johu Oliver , 70 ;
FredNeal , OS.
: The fourth meeting of the Hawlceyo
Alumni association , consisting of the gradu
ates of the Deaf mid dumb institute , will con
vene tomorrow morning In the chapel of the
Institute and continue In session three days.
Delegates are expected to bo present from all
ports of the state and the exercises will In
clude addresses by many of the most promi
nent educators In the country.
For the oncnlr.g of the Hotel Colfnx the
Rock Island will sell round trip tickets Juno
l.'t-l ( ( , good to return on the 17th , at one and
one-third faro.
Colfax Springs and Return.
o The Hotel Colfax at Colfax Springs , la. ,
will bo open for business ) Juno 10. On that
duto the Hock Island will commence the sale
of special excursion tickets from Council
DUifTf. and other local points , good to return
on or before October ill .
I'fanos , organs , C. B. Music Co. , 533 B'way
Try Duquette' & Co.'s Pomona fruit julco
tablets. Tuoy are delicious.
FKUSOXA / , / ' , ! It A 0 It A 1'IIH.
J. N Casady loft last night for the west.
John Noilson of Carbon is the guest of his
parents , 2017 Avenue C.
\V. J. Jameson and wife and Dr. T. B ,
leave today for Minneapolis.
MarshalJ. L , Tomploton returned yester
day morning from Cedar Uapids.
II , P. Barrett of the Worfd-Herald loft for
Lincoln last evening. Ho will return next
Wednesday.
Miss Frances.Burns of Washington , D. C. .
Is the guest of M'ss ' Anglo Wlckham of South
Seventh street.
Charles Nicholson and the members of the
lioso team returned yesterday from their trip
to Cedar Raping.
MRL. . M. Shubort' and daughters , Ada
and Ethel , loft vestorday morning to visit
friends and relatives at Burlington and Mt
Pleasant.
E. FT , Hnworth , A , W. Johnson and Ilcnrv
Coffeon wont to Dos Molnes yostordayt o hi-
stltuto a new lodge of the Commercial Pil
grims of America.
Prof. W. D. McDermld will arrive In the
city tomorrow morning from Wlnnepcg ,
Manitoba , whore ho has been living for the
past ten months. Ho will have charge of the
Clmutnuuua assembly grounds during the
season.
Morgan's prices for furnltu o on install-
mcnt plan loxvor than any other douse in city.
Notice ot AatlKiuiHmt for Benefit ot
Credltui-H ,
Notice Is hereby given as required bv sec
tion Si 10 , Mtllor's.codo 18S3 , that the Ju'dd &
Wells company , a corporation wboao princi
pal plaoo of business 'was ' In the city of Coun
cil Bluffs , In. , did on the 27th day of May ,
1691 , make an assignment of all of their prop
erty and effects tp the undorslened for the
bonotU of tholr creditors and that , all claims
against said Judd & Wells company must bo
lllcu with the undersigned , properly vorlllcd ,
within ninety days from the date thereof ,
Dated at Council Bluffs , la. , this Olh day
of Juno , 181H. W. II. IvNKi'iiF.u ,
Assignee of the .ludd it Wells Co.
FlUNK TltlMlll.l ! ,
Attorney for assignee.
Grtjat Convention.
The tenth annual convention of the Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor will
bo hcl In Minneapolis July 0 to 13 ! Inclusive.
Special traltm from Denver nntl Kansas City
bearing delegates from the west and south
west will bo comolncd at Council Bluffs , and
several earn will bo ndued for the accommo
dation of the Council Bluffs oud Omahn dole-
Rates , together with n largo number tram tha
neighboring towns and cities. A special rate
of one lure for the round trip has been se
cured , _
Notlut ) fur lililH ,
MAYOU'S OmcB , TOWN or LIKE MAN\WA
IB. , Juno 12 , ISO ! . Scaled proposals will bo
received by the undersigned at his oftlce up
to noon , Juno 20 , ih'JI , for Improvements to bo
made In said town for the purpose of protect
ing the waters of said lake and for protecting
the property of the Inhabitants of said town.
Said Improvements are to bo made In ac
cordance with profiles , plans anil specifica
tions ou file ot my office or ot the ofllco of
Judson & Cook , civil engineers , ues Broad
way , Council Bluffs. F. 0. HKKD , Mayor.
Union Park races , Omaha and Council
Bluffs , Juno 0-12. * 4.000 ; Kept. 8-11 , W.500 ;
Oct. 20-22 , W.OOO. For programmes "address
Nat Drown , loo'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Fftotion Hand Jens Mtehaolson Killed by a
Burlington Passenger Train.
HE TRIED TO CROSS OVER THE TRACK.
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Not SrrUlhllcd U'HIi Hln Position , Ho
. Walked Holinrly Up to Ilia
Dentil How It Canio
About.
The passenger train that arrived In Coun
cil Bluffs irt UfO : ! a. m. yesterday over the
Burlington road bore the lifeless remains of
Jens Mlclmclson , a young Daim who was
struck by the engine n few miles below the
city near Island Park. Mlchaolson was ono
of a gang of section hands who were working
on the track near Island Park. Just as the
engine was within n few feet of Mlchaejson
ho started to cross the track. The engineer
at once nut on the nlr brake and In a moment
had como to a standstill ; but the moment
was too long , and when _ the trainmen
Investigated they found Allclmolson ly
ing near the track with a horrible gash just
above the right car with the blood tricKlIng
out of It. Ho was picked up conscious and
taken Into the car. Ho lay for about five
minutes in the baggage car , moaning with
pain , and died just after the train had started
on Ita'journey to Council Bluffs.
Coroner Waterman was at once notified ,
and cmrmnclllng n Jury , consisting of II. E.
Grimm , C. Wesley and O. D. Ilubbnrd , ho
proceeded to the office of Undertaker Estep ,
where the remains wcro brought from the
depot. All the train men told nuout the
same story , and after the facts had been
learned a verdict was rendered exonerating
the company from nil blame.
An Investigation of the corpse discovered
ttio fact that ho had como to his eeath from
concussion of the brain , the bruise on the
right side of the head being almost the only
ono on his body.
The dead man has been in this country
only about two weeks , ho having just como
over from thoold country. Ho lived with his
sister , Mrs. Niels Nlelson , nt 23111 South
Sixth street. His sister and her husband
were at the undertaking rooms yesterday
morning , and by their actions , they showed
the grief they could not express In words.
The funeral will luke place today.
SECOND WEEK
Or the Great Juno Snlc nt the Boston
Store , Ciuincll Ilium * , In.
The success attending our Juno sale has
bcon most encouraging and bbyond our ex
pectations. For the coming week we will
offer still greater bargains. Below wo quote
n fciv of the following specialties :
3'.le ' clloviot stripes , all wool , 25c.
l.'ic brilllnutincs , all colors , Ulc a yard.
50c brilliantlnos , over 10 shades , full 40
Inches , reduced to ! 19c.
Brocade brilliantiucs 22c. wor'h ' 32e
'Si > o special bargains In brilllantincs marked
30c , 3lc ! , 4.r > o , r > 0c ; ourl quality , 77 > Jc.
Ladies' vests 7c , 4 for iific.
Ladies' shaped vests 12l < jC.
Ladles' fancy vests in silk and llslo 2."c.
Fast black hose fie and lOc , 3 for 25c.
Our 17o black hose for 12c. .
Ucgulnr maJo hose in black balbriggan
sold for 23c , reduced to lOc.
Wo show live different lines in ladies'
black hose ut25c.
28-Inch ColUmbiasultingSKc , regular 12 e.
goods.
Plain and striped black organdlos 13 yards
for $1.00.
Lonsdalo and other makes muslin sold for
lOc , now 7o.
1 case heavy largo crochet quilts worth
$1.10 , for ( We.
Turkey rod napkins. 42o a dozen.
Ladles' nainsook shirt waists eSc , sold for
7 ? > c.
c.Ladles'black sateen shirt waists , dented ,
for $1.00.
See bargains In white flouncings , full 40
lncb.cs wide , at 45c , Me , up to 81.2ft a yard.
Black embroidered flouncings , guaranteed
fast colors , from OOc to SI.90 a yard.
Outing flannel shirts , 22c , 33c , Ji'.lc.
Extra largo shirts in good quality , 50o and
CSo.
CSo.Bo.vs'
Bo.vs' waists , 12J c , 25c , 30o. 39c , 50c.
Gents' hose , 5c , lOc , 12Jc and Ifie , seamless
goods.
Just received 500 parasols and sun umbrel
las , the latest novelties In the market and bv
far the best , value ever shoxvn , In oxydlzcd
handles , inlaid pearl , gold plated , 'rings ,
crooks , etc. Wo call special attention to
three lending numbers at 1.10 , $2.00 and
S3.00. See bhow "window.
BOSTON STOIU' .
Council Bluffs , la.
Drs. WoodbuVy , dentists , 30 Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Tele-phono 145. High
grade work u specialty.
AH Seen by Others.
Dr. E. A. ( Jullbor of Dabuqus , who re
cently visited Council Uluffs , wont homo full
of enthusiasm concerning the city and its In
stitutions. The Dubuque Herald gives him
liberal space for expression of his dollght at
the observations mndo by him" while hero.
Dr. Uuilbort visited the Institute for the
deaf and dumb , and ho pays high tribute to
" .tho well known ex-lieutenant governor , the
genial and capable Henry W. Hothert , for
his efficiency as superintendent. " Vie
deems It fortunate that so indefati
gable as superintendent was secured.
The work In the Industrial shops and In
structions received in the school under Prof.
Mycoff are also complimented. In fact Dr.
Guilbcrt's description of wnat be saw at the
Institution Is bubbling over with enthusiastic
praise. Nor does ho forgot to glvo duo
notice of the marked Improvements made in
the city itself during the seven years Inter
vening since bis former visit to Council
Bluffs. The Grand hotel fairly dazed him.
Ho was not expecting to find In Council
Bluffs the finest hotel between Chicago and
the Pacific coast. . He says : "It seems like
a largo bit of Chicago transplanted to the
nlthorsldo of Council Bluffs' beautiful public
square. "
Every room In Hotel Manawa was engaged
by telephone by noon Saturday , principally
by Omaha parties. The management of th'o
hotel has telegraphed for a lot of tents.
Picnic at Manhattan beach , Lake Manawa ;
good fishing , fine bathing and boating ; plenty
of shade ; best place for camping out parties.
Try It.
Bright upland hny at slaughter prices for
next thirty days ; 4X ! ) tons , H. L. Cnrmaucor-
nor Pearl and 5th avenue.
Memorial to Dead ConirudcH.
Today has bcon sot upnrt by the Sovereign
grand lodge , as the Independent Order of
Oddfellows , us a day on which memorial
services shall be hold all over the country In
memory of the dead members of the order.
In accordance with the custom , which Is of
about three years' standing , the exercises
will bo hold this aftornoou in Masonic * temple
nt 'J : ! )0 ) o'clock , and the doors will bo thrown
open to the general public.
The programme which bus been pron.irod
will include au opening address by Nnblo
Gram ! Past Grand I ) . C. Bloomer ; devotional
exercises led by Chaplain L. C. Huff and
reading of the roll of the deceased by Sm-ro-
tary past grand , Miss Barbara Anderson ,
The eulogies on the dead will bo made by the
following representatives of the various
lodges : Council Bluffs Lodge No.
40 , Past Grand 1) . O. Uloomor ;
HumboUlt lodge No , 17-1 , Past Grand Jotm
Behlcketanz : Council Bluffs lodge No. a ,
dogrco of Hohokoh , Noble Grand Kittlo
Whlto ; Huwkoyo ledge No. 184. Pa-st Grand
J. M. Matnows. A memorial address will bo
delivered by Hov. S , Alexander. The exer
cises will bo Interspersed with vocal muslo
by the choir of Trinity Methodist church ,
am } instrumental muslo by Misses Ethel ami
Vcrulo Witter. _
A. ( . IIIIIIKO of 1'liuw.
The supervising ' nrchltoet of the now
Broadway Mothodlst dhurch has made n
alight change in the original plans which will
add about W.OOO to the cost of the edifice and
improve Its appearance- very much. The
change was necessitated by a belief that the
walls were ncttllilR owing to insufficient
foundation on the north side and under the
main tower. The north wall has settled
about a quarter of au Inch since the heavy
roof was put on , and this tdllghi settling
has caused a small crack near the
center. For the purpose of strengthen
Ing the walls and arresting any fur
ther tendency to settle Supervising Arch I too
Maxort furnished Contractor Weaver with
plana tor constructing four buttresses similar
to those on the exterior of the Catholic
church. For a foundation for these but-
tro cs twenty and thlrty-llvo foot piling Is
being driven along the outside of the watts.
They are sunk below the lovci of the founda
tion and will bo covered with several feet of
concrete. Upon this additional foundation
stonow-lll bo placed , and the buttress reared
upon It ,
The general brllof of the experts who have
examined the building Is that the additional
expense was wholly unncccssury , but the
church people determined to have the work
done to nllny any fears the public might en
tertain about the safety and stability of the
line structure.
Messrs. Hnrdman , Peck & Co. , manufac
turers ot the Hnrdmun pianos , are In , receipt
of n letter from their European rcprescutA-
lives stating that hereafter Mr. Emll Bach ,
cojrt pianist to the Imperial family of Ger
many , will use the Hardman grand exclu
sively
You will find rare bargains In fine mil
linery nt the Louis , ' Masonic block , for the
next thirty days. Entire stock must bo sold
owing to a change of location.
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At Lake Manawa today , free concert In tbo
pavilion from 4 o'clock to 7 , and fromS to 11.
Musi-Jill Mat torn.
Among the musical events of tbo present
season , none has been a more marked suc
cess than the muslcnlo which was given lost
Friday evening bv Master William Murphy
in honor of Mr. Frank DatlolleU The rooms
of Mr. Murphy's residence were beautifbliy
decorated for the occasion , but many of the
guests seated themselves on the terrace out
side , whore they could hoar the muslo and nt
the snmo time bo relieved of the oppressive
heat of the nouse. The programme which
had been arranged was followed , out to the
letter , with the exception of the vocal solo
which had been announced to bo rendered by
Miss Kate Pusoy , who was kept at homo by
Illness.
Mr. Badollcl plays with the same warmth
of feeling that has always characterized his
work , but ho tuts Improved in execution
since his study In New York. Ho manipu
lates his favorite Instrument with great
skill , and it is to bo hoped that ho will not
allow anything to interfere with the further
pursuit of bis studies. All the selections
which wcro rendered by the different per
formers exhibited great preparation. The
programme included performances by many
of the best known and most popular perform
ances of this city and Omaha.
The following is u partial list of those who
wore present : Hon. A. W. Ford ana wife of
Locan , W. H. M. Pusay and family , John
Dohnny and family , W. II. Koblnson and
family , L. W. Tulleys and family , H. H.
Field , Thomas Cavln and family , Mr. and
"Mrs. Ed Hoaglund , Mrs. Morna Moore , Miss
Mungum , Miss Jnney Baldwin , Miss Archer ,
W. P. Officer , F. 11. Keys , Massrs. Karbach
and Miss Karbach , Lieutenant Wor-
don ; Dr. Bacteus , Mr. Strung.
Mr. McConncll , C. A. Hlcgins , Miss
Daisy Higgins , Mr. Dale , Miss Dale , Miss
Minnie Mcrkol , Messrs. Brown and Miss
Brown of Omahn , Miss Ada Stodhenson ,
Mr. F. Chan'ibcrlin , the Misses Cbambsrlin ,
F. O. Glcason and family , W. W. Sherman
and wife , I. M. Troynor and family , Uov. T.
McD. Stewiirtand wife , Hev. G. W. " Crofts ,
Miss Winnie Crofts , the Miss Grass , Miss
Blederman , Miss Spnulding , Messrs. J. H.
Wostcott , J. A. Spaulding. Albert Faul | C.
A. Case , H. P. Barrett and Guy Shepherd.
A pleasant informal musicntu was given
last Wednesday by Messrs. Cam and Kirk
Patterson , at their resldecco on Willow
avenue. A select party of guests was
present. Musical selections wore furnished
by Mrs. Gay nor , an accomplished pianist from
St. Joseph , Miss Oldhum of Chicago , Mr.
Dale of Omaha and the mandolin quin
tette , consisting of Messrs. Keating , Mlthen ,
Hess , Haas and Pattcrsmi. AU the music
was admirably rendered and highly appre
ciated. After the musical part of the pro
gram mo had been completed refreshments
wcro served , and the rest of the evening was
devoted to dancing. The following wore-
present : Mrs. Gay nor. Miss Oldhatn , the
Misses Gait of Sterling , III. ; Misses Bow
man , Nellie Bowman , Oliver Koss , Edith
Koss , Anna Hess , Messrs. Driscoll and Dslo
of Omaha , ZurmeuhlenUeldKeatlngMithcu ,
Hass , Bolt and Ross.
Buy your furniture , carpets , stoves and
household goods of Mundcl & Klein , Council
Bluffs. Prices very low ; freight prepaid to
your city.
The finest line of spring -and summer
goods , most export workmen , Is what you
find nt Keller's , the tailor , 310 Broadway.
The Royal Neighbors will glvo an Ice
cream social nt Hughes' hall on Wednesday
evening , Juno 17. Dancing will bo In order
at the close of the following programme :
1'lano solo , Miss Luring
Solo The UcgKur Hazel Uaiun Adams
Htatiiary Harmony
Ititnjuurino and cnltars
A t It Ins. Stnnhntm. ItnlUtliili ntitl llriifllni' .
Tableau Chief Shookumcliiick
Solo Anna ITelller
Statuary Tragedy and Comedy
Quurtotto „ . . . >
.Messrs : Will Whlto. II. J. Johuph , Hurry Davis
and Walter Luring.
Statuary The Spoiled llaby
Itucltutlon and tableau Tno uypsy Gump
> tf
Lake Manawa Is a tleilghtful summer re
sort. The hotel at that plaso Is-well managed
and sots a supurb table.
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J' OM'Lt'S I'AUTY.
Meeting of the Executive Committee
in St. Louis. '
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juno 19. Five members of
the executive committee of tbo people's parly
mot this morning behind closed doors to pass
upon matters of importance in connection
with tbo preparation for tbo campaign of
18U3. Taunoncck of Illinois , Washburno of
Massachusetts , Weaver "of Iowa , Wilklns of
Kansas and Kankin of Indiana wore present.
Donnelly of Minnesota will arrive tonight.
At the morning session reports were re
ceived from gentlemen representing differ
ent parts of the counlry. General Weaver"
of Iowa , George F. Gutthcr of Alabama , OS.
F. Smith of Kentucky , M. W. Wllkins of
Kansas , Mr. Wllklno of Illinois and others
reported the prospect of' success in their
states most favorable. In Kentucky and
Ohio u special fight will bo made and tbo ac
tive work of preparing for the campaign is
left In the lianas of Tauboneck' and Schill
ing.Tho
The secrotar.v was Instructed to establish n
literary bureau to furnish items of Interest
to the reform press , which now numbers be
tween six hundred and seven hundred papers.
A weekly letter is to bo propaicd and pub
lished by the papers.
A medal was ordered to bo struck commem
orative of the party's convention at Cincin
nati on May U. The modal Is to bo made of
ulumnlum and is to bo''distributed ' to the dif
ferent , alliances to be sold , the proceed.of
which are to bo devoted to campaign pur-
po cs next year.
A constitution was adopted for peoples'
parly clubs. These organizations are to bo
formed In wards , townships and counties , all
to bo Under the supervision of a central club
Ir. each county.
The committco agreed to and Instructed
the chairman and secretary to prepare an
address to the peopleof the United States ,
A resolution was adopted providing for tbo
orgiuilzatlon of the pcoplo'a party In stales
where ihoro U now no organization.
Another resolution , which Is tbo most Im
portant action taken by the party In view of
the fact that It Is the first declaration of
where the party stands and Is In a
great measure a refutation of the
charges of dickering which wore
so freely made during the Cincinnati
convention , was also adopted , It declared
that the national executive committee ! * unal
terably opposed to fusion with any other po
litical party.
The best campaign policy to bo pursued
during IbVJ was then discussed. Tbo con
sensus of opinion was that the principal
issues to bo contended for will bo the
tub-treasury plan , opposition to banks of
Issue and the advocacy of government con *
tiol or ownership of tolcgropns and railroads.
Alto. the trumtactlou of aomo routine busi
ness tbo committed adjourned subject to the
call of tug cunlnuuu ,
MAY FORFEMTS CHARTER.
Kansas Central Rj ( Arouses the Indig
nation of
mi/ ,
TALK OF COMPELLING IT TO REBU'LD ,
Clmlrmnii Finlay Authorize * tlio Alton
to U'mnbllsli , Xlroiijl ) > Summer
Tourist Ilntcs Interstate
Hearing ut Denver.
TOIT.KA , Kan. , Juno 13. The nccldcnf yes
terday ou the Kansas Contra ! road at Hnv-
onsvlllo , in which two portons were killed ,
has aroused the state board of railroad com
missioners to n condition of exirome Indigna
tion. The board * proposes to take Immediate
action In the matter , which li rx | > oetod to re
sult In either the rebuilding o'f the road or
forfeiture of its charter.
The Kansas Central is operated by the
Missouri Pacific ; and runs from Leavenwortl
n distance of ' 'Oo miles. A. L. Green , ono o
the commissioners , said today that the com
mission had been hammering nt the Mlssour
Pacific for over a year , 'attempting to have I
put the Kansas Central bed In safe condition
The Missouri Pacific has taken no notice o
the commissioners' communication and now
Iho commission proposes lo give Iho road ono
more chance lo repair Ihe irack. Unless the
road Is speedily put In a safe condition the
commission , ho said , would taito steps to for
feit the road's ' charter.
Authorized the Alton ,
CIIKHOO , Juno 1. ! . Chairman Pinloy of thn
Woslern Passenger association has author
ized the Atchlson lo establish through sum
mer tourist rates potwoon Kansas City and
eastern points by way of Chicago that are
equal to the combination of rates by way of
St. Louis. The position is in direct opposi
tion to the suggestions mudo by the Alton
people and will probably lead lo trouble.
TIIU ALTON IOiS ) : XOT I'AV.
Today was the date for the Alton to turn
over to the Western passenger association all
its passenger earnings between Kansas
and St. Louis and from St. Louis to Chicago
from May 17 to Juno 14 , because of the
Alton's refusing to res .ore rates on the for
mer date. No report has been nmdo to the
chairman by Iho Alton officials as to the
amount of these earnings , consequently no
draft has been presented by the chairman
for the payment of the lino.
Interstate ItcnriiiK at Denver.
DnNVBii , Colo. , Juno 13. The interstate
commission mPthero today for the purpose of
hearing complaints from the commercial or
ganizations of Denver against the railroads.
The address sots forth the fact that rates
from Chicago , St. Louis and Kansas City lo
El Paso wcro from 15 to 25 per cent lower
than from Dcnver/whllo the haul from Iho
latter point was from 400 to 000 miles
shorter. It was also j shown that merchan
dise could bo shippodifrom Chicago and St.
Louis to San Pranciseo for less than to Den
ver , and that the plant of the Colorado Coal
and Iron company , ya.lucd at ? S,000,000 , , was
obliged to close aowntpn account of this dis
crimination. TuoicQUunisstoti will leave for
Iho east tomorrow.
Kaunas Crops.
TOIT.KA , Kan. , Ju'tid I..1-Tho ) board of rail
road commissioners returned this morning
from a tour th'roiyth Kedgwlck , Cowloy and
Sunnier counties. .Tho board reports the
crops in the southwest to bo In bollor condi
tion than was over before known. The farm
ers are in the midst ot Ihoir wheat harvest ,
and vith the most'lmproved machinery it is
Impossible to hnrv'es't'the crop. The section
hands are dcsortlng'tho railroads bocailso of
the extra .wages foftorodthemi by " farmers.
Corn , pats and barloy'tiro reported In line
condition and tbo yield of potatoes is im
mense. t
A'EIF.S'OYKH'MISltOAf. .
.General Harton died at'the Gllsoy house In
Nuw York.
liob Clark , a mulatto , under arrest at Bristol
tel , Tenn. . for assault on Mrs. John Warren ,
was taken from Jail this mot nine \ > y a mob
and hanged.
The National Soap Milkers' association In
scHslon at Boston , elected Samuel Cogutoof
New York president. They hold tholr next
convention In Baltimore in October.
The cliluf of the bureau of statistics reports
that the total value of the exports of beet and
hog-products from the United H lutes UuriiiK
tbo month of May. Ib'Jl ' , was $7OC7.0G3.
J. Wnrron JolTiirson. son Df Joioph JoflTorson ,
the well known after , was married In Now
York to Blanche Beatrice Bender , eldest
daughter of Mr. and Sirs 1'ntor Homier. .
The estimates.and plans for tlio government
buildings at the world's Columbian exposition
Imve been approved ut Washington and ad
vertisements for bids will now bo made.
lllppen'B planlnp mill , sash , door and blind
factory at l.oukhaven , I'a. , burned. Six vrork-
liiKincn were seriously nnd a number of others
slightly burned , IMSMOCO , : partly lnsuied.
At .lollet , III. . Joint Kaiser , a throe vear
convict , made his escape from the penlten
tlury. Ho was a prufuhulonul burular. Six
mouths more- would have completed his sen
tence.
A libel unit for10,030 was ( Hod 'against the
Dallas , T \ . ( NOWK by O. W. I'Mt/.u-oralU of
Dallas. The allo.jeil llbol war contained In an
article published In the News ehai-Kltit ; pluln-
tllf with theft.
At Mcndota. Mo. , a mining town which has
recently K no through a temperance revival , a
number of women tempuianco crusadeis went
loumicy v r.ricusun SUI-UK siuro aim poured
out all their Intoxicating liquors.
The trial of Turpln , Tripoli , 1'oiivrlor and
Fnsseler. who are charged with revealing the
sou i el of Melinite to the Armstrong company
and toothers , was commenced In Purls. The
proceedings are conducted In private.
The names of the members of the now Do
minion government will bo made known on
Tuesday next when the house of commons
meets again. Mr. Abbott's selection Is a great
disappointment to the L'haploau wing.
A cloud burst over the country between
Leeds and Mlniiowakcn , N. 1) . Itallroad
brlclKOS wore washed out and trains will bo
elKht hours lato. The pcoplo wcro terribly
scared , expecting a cyclone every minute.
Hov. Father Molllngor of I'lltsbiin ? , Pa. , is
almost exhausted by the unremluliiK atten
tion his thousands of patients demand. He
expects to bo ! ( blo to minister to all , however ,
by Thursday , when ho will tnke a vacation.
At the Columbus O. , democratic primaries
there was u Htionc contest In most of the
wards and townships. Governor Campbell
will have the M > ll < ! delegation from the county
to the state convention with possibly one or
two exceptions.
Upon the arrival atCuxahuvon of the Ham
burg-American ; Hniihtiiamer Normanla , from
Now Yoik for llajuburg , olllcers boarded her
and took Into cimlogy u man named Hoyt ,
alias Hhaw , who IvchAr ed with embezzlement
and with dofruiidpigttovoral Berlin firms some
tliuo UKO. oj
At I.IU'hfleld. Ill.v 'a' passenger train on Iho
Big Four was run ( Into at. r ght anglo by a
freight train , wreuklilg the Paggago car and
one coach. Twenty ( i > itsMiiKorn ! In the couch
were badly tdiakch nit and bruised. Thomas
C'lcgg of Matoon tfiH fatally injured and Con
ductor Dlxoii und-Jifakeniaii Miller were seri
ously hurt. 'rUl
At Cincinnati , O' . ! ttio democratic executive
committee- Hamilton county at u meeting ,
Indulged In dobatejta which Governor Camp
bell was scored suycrely by all the niimo-iiua
speakers except oninuid a resolution to ap
point u committee ilf ten to express the sunno
of tlioeominlttoollUVOovernor Campbell wan
offered , but wan laWover until next meeting ,
In iho ruse of ItlKf United States against
Ulehiird 1' . Itobcrtiiiii and forty others , known
as the "Holt tuv icJ.ddy eases , " Involving
Forty-ono cash etitr.es in the Las Crulou ,
Sew Mexico , lund district. Commlss oner
LJarlur has decided that they como within the
ijrovlsloiiH of hcotlon 7 , of the act of March II ,
IbJI , and thi'rufoio should bo continued and
[ iiiHsed to patent.
The little vliiugo of llrlnghurst. Inil. , Is
greatly oxelted over the case of thliteen-
ye.ar-old Willie Firman , who wan found liaiiu'-
nu In his step-mother's burnThnrsday nlxht.
It was given out by his step-mother that ho
mil committed suicide Lccauko lie was cor
rected for Mime mischief , hut the neighbors
refuse to accept the explanation and baldly
demand an InvctttlKaticn. The child was
worth if-'i.OOO In his own mime.
At Philadelphia , counsel for II. I'nu.ktln
[ 'labor , receiver of the. Spring Ciirden Na
tional bank , UK'il lu bill u aln t John Hard-
ley and Kd W. Mctllll , who assigned for Iho
jenellt of the creditor * of Hiiidslcy , to re
cover a largo number of notes claimed to Lo
jirt : ot t he ussets belonging to the bank. The
intes amount to f 17,4 Hi and are those sent
lanlsloy by l-'ruiii'la W , Kunnuy , president of
, ho b.iuh , ou the day Us doora were closed ,
Traveling Inii
CUICACIO , Juno 13. Gideon R Johnson , of
Port Wortu , Tex. , u young truvcllug man
FREE. FREE.
Wc will give any article mentioned in this advertisement to each and every person
that will show us a singec thing that is not as represented. Our shelving and counters arc
full of Summer Goods , and we do not want to carry them over to next season ; we prefer to
sacrifice them and place them on sale at prices that will sell them.
20 dozen allUy llbro ,
We do not PANTS.
combed Kgyptinn Btib- Every Garment
asl ( to All wo ask in for ydu to
brlggan Uniloi-wcivr at C9o ment Guar you oomo uiuliiiHpojt our sltlo
ouch , never Bold for loss anteed as buy II you window on Scott street anil
not sat- oo pants olTorud for $1 ,
than $1.75 suit. arc -
worth . .
Heprcscntcd. 81.7 ; : itM.76 : , worth
jislicd , $ H ; ut $ . . & ; , worth * .ol ) ; tit
$ 1.60 , worth * ( ! and $7.
20 do/.oii Monarch .milld '
Our Children's
SU
Normal Mixtures Undor- ITS.
wenr , 78o .oiiuh , rogultir . Dept.
price $2 suit. 348 Su'tJ raduco 1 o'piolnlly for this sail. All Wo must introduce thts
Wool Fa-oy Scotch Su ts noyor soli for lo s than $12 , department to the public ,
rcducocl to $8.OO. nnd will place on sato
every suit that wo have
12 dozen Sutnmar Merino WqritsdB , OuBslmoroi and Oh w ofcs t'nat are well boon solliiii ; at $1 , $ . * > and
worth 81O , $12 and $14 , all go at 88.OO. $0. at the uniform price
rino Undowcivr nt 42o cnull , of * ; .
worth $ l,2o stilt. Ladies , plcuso call and
High Style Clothing eoo us.
Wo havon't room h ra to toll you much of our I
Only fl dozen loft of col hi h prioad Clo hlng , though wo ca-ry the largest HATS.
ored French DalbMggun stock in the o.ty ) Wo mor. ly want to mention in Wo
have iimrkck
our
Undenvoiir which wo luivo passing that wo have n i'no of tailor made suits , ra do Straw IJiitR ut nearly half
especially f.r u' , waich wo w 11 ssll a' . $16 for the sulb ; former prico.
boon soiling nt $ l.oO suit , wol. made , oloan ly flnishad Wo will L'ivo
are aa oa ; , as nobby in you your
wo will close during this appearance ai any $4O tult mousu od to ardor by a choioo of any $ U or JU.50
StllTJIatin the
house for
wile at 4Sc unch. custom tailor. $1.85.
Inspect our goods and we are confident you will buy , because Honest Prices , accom
modating salesmen , and goods as represented cannot fail to be appreciated and wil'l always
their reward.
THE MODEL , THE MODEL , THE MODEL ,
522 Broadway. 522 Broadway. - 522 Broadway/
A. H. GOLDSTEIN & CO , , - - - PROPRIETORS.
h'as been missing slnco ono week ntro yester
day. He arrived hero Juno 1. No attention
was paid to'hls absence until Tuesday last ,
when his wife , who has not heard from him
for some time , telegraphed to the hotel ask
ing where bo was. The hotel men know
nothing us to his whereabouts and yesterday
the police department was notified , but as
yet he has not been found. The biif'irago re
maining at the hotel Is very valuable. >
Ii.l > \ < ; SlVKttKlt TKIAI , .
13nlIre 'I line Taken Up In Cr.ss-l : x-
ainluiiiK tlic PcIVimliuit.
MEMI-IIIS , Tenn. , .luno lit. The entire time
of the criminal court today was devoted to
cross-examining the central llpuro in the
Postoti killing H. Clay King. Aa ' .ho par
ticulars of the famous Idlllntr are brought
forth publie interest increases nnd the oourt
room was crowded to suftocation.
Attorney General Peters asked the witness
why'ho made his will In favor of Mrs. Pillow.
Colonel King replied that the reason was
because Mrs. Pillow was tbo same kind of a
friend to him that Anes ? was to David Cop-
pcrlield. There had been no Improper re
lations between himself and Mrs. Pillow.
Ho had supported Mrs. Pillow and family
from 1883 , when she moved to his plantation.
Asked why ho had made his will In favor
of Mrs. Pillow , thus cutting off his family ,
he replied : . ' 'I did not cut oft my fnmlly. I
had already provided for thorn. The reason
was that Mrs. Pillow \vas to rue what Agnes
was to David Copperfleld. David Joyed his
wife , but there was no congeniality between
them , and Agnes promised to bo a companion
an honorable companion to htm. Mrs.
Pillow was my Agnes. Mrs. Pillow swore
that there was a money consideration for
that deed ; that , she had loaned mo $1,000 of
insurance and other moneys. She swore
that in the bill after Dave Poston got Into the
case , but she chanced her base , as she
did not claim that before. I destroyed that
deed. The last will was executed afterward.
At that time Mrs. Pillow and I wore farm
ing together. We ute our meals vis-u-vls. My
family was then in Memphis. I made a later
deed to Agnes for a moneyed consideration
of $10.000. The deed was made to support the
will she had in case it was broken.
" 1 later told Mrs. Pillow I would make her
n deed of gift , which s ho could record after
mv death. Tills deed she said she lost , and
still later J , made another , settling for the
available consideration to the Arkansas plan
tation , and both these deeds were recorded
In Arkansas "and Tennessee. 1 made
tbo deedsto support tna win oecauso a
will * can bo contested after the death of
the mukor. I had asked my wife bcfora that
to consent to a divorce. As early at 18IKJ wo
had n consultation aoout our affairs with bur
parents with a vmw to a .separation. Wo
bad disagreements , but we did not separate.
Slnco 1883 , when Mrs. Pillow wont away , my
wife and I have lived us a unit , happily
united.
"la 18S8 Mrs. Pillow loft mo forever to cote
to Birmingham. She went first to Marianna ,
Ark. , and put on record the deed and tneu
recorded the deed hero. As soon as I found
this out I told my wlto I must go over to the
plantation till the thing blew over. 1 told
mv wife that If she demanded that I should
go't a divorce and marry Mrs. Pillow I should
do so. Mrs. Pillow and I agreed to sennrato
fo life , but she camobnck , I felt humiliated
nnd loft the city. 1 mot Mrs. Pillow fre
quently after that. She came down to see mo
nt the plantation. In July , 18S8 , after wo hud
separated'for life , she came to mo ut Chicago ,
I don't ' know that ; I bad an engagement with
her , but she told mo she was coming. Shu
wonted mo to go to Wisconsin nnd got a di
vorce , but I refused. She had a deed to my
pro | > ortv and wanted me to plvo her monoy.
I ofTereil her $ r ,0 < X ) to save the scandal and
then I offered her half of the Arkansas plant-
ntion. 1 consulted u lawyer about a divorce
because Mrs. Pillow poked mo to. I wonted
to test her. I wanted to see If her purpose
was to rob me , or really wanted to marry me.
If 1 could got n divorce. Ono day at tno hotel
n paper was brought to mo addressed to Mrs.
[ Mllow. It was n matrimonial paper and I
opened It. In It I found this ad :
" I * n-VJ widow , -10 yours old , 100 pounds
literal Uatliollc. ft feet 7 inehoH hlitti , beautiful
irunette , owning a lioiibe and other property.
Accustomed to Ko.ulety of national repute.
Will many none but a gentleman of meaim
and culture , uconstomed to good soelety. "
"In was 'on finding that 'ad ' , ' exactly fitted
'
tire. Pillow nnu fearing that she was' claim-
tier my property that I at once took stops to
vcovor It , and the llrst bill was filed by me.
ttrs. Pillow went at .onco and took violent
losbcsjlon of iho property. "
As to the charge In the cross bill Which the
lofendant made the basis for his demand for
a retraction , the witness maintained that the
attorney was responsible for It , as the matter
vas Irrelevant. Ho Insisted on construing
ho charge us u reflection on his wlfo rattier
hnn on himself , his construction being that
t accused his wlfp of Intimnoy with a negro.
The witness was released until Mou lay.
1'llliiKod the Town.
KJUIQUK ( via ( Jalveston ) , Juno 111. Pis
latches received today from Tocoplllo say
hut sonic torpedo cruiser * and the warship
inporlull recently landed twenty-live men ,
vho destroyed the archives in the govern-
ncnt ofllco and carried nwuy all the money
hey could find. They afterwards pillaged
ho'governor's private housojind compelled
he railroad company to pay duty on u quun-
Ity of sultpetero which was being loadeddo-
spite the protests of the company. The force
then rctlind to the southward.
Eye-witnesses deny the report that Presl-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
_
OENTS Wiintocl Hoti7"Enlish nnd Oer
111:111. : In every county of lowu to cell vot-
cilnury work of ? . " > ( ) pi''rs ; ; printeil In Get man
and Kn 'lisli. Address II. llonv , Carson , lu.
" " "
"Vl'OltTUNITlEs" iiuiko money were
never nioie plentiful tluui ut present In
C'ounull Hinds , .lay 0. Cole , real estate and
loan broker , No. 4 1'earl street , will uut you In
the way of making handsome piollts on Miiall
Investments.
"
| 7IOR SAI.K Lot 45 feet front on Klfth
Juvenne. . between IStli and l ! > th St. , on
motor line. H. 1' . Gallalian. 'J110 ( itli avc.
li\ I liV.O V A NT nd 8/clioinotrIc , or char-
m'ter readings ; also dl.i nohls of disease.
nciul loL'k of hair for readings by letter. Siin-
Suyh and evenniRS. Mis Iv Hooper. I4 ! Ave-
due 1C. near corner l.'ith street. Council BlnllV.
Terms , f > Je and $1.0. ) .
FOKSAkE Porllpnt-'Waiited If you want
to buy. Hell or rent anything In the real
ehtute line don't do.lt until you Imvc seen our
lar.'o list of hatvaliii. Swan .t U'uIUrr , No. A I-1
Miiln anl5 _ It 1'earl si reels. Oonnell HlulTs.
FINK bred horse , that can hcnt 2:3.i : , will soil
or trade. Address or cull nn 1) ) . Uroviii ,
ita : West Hromlwuy , Council Ulull's.
_
T Swan & Walker's M : > Mfiln street nnd Mil
A
I'carl , Council HlulTs , yon will always II nd
u "simp Imrpiln" In real estate If you want to
buy , or aroo'l ; plaeo to list u bur uln If you
Wjimt to Ball or trade.
FOR SALE An abstract and Insurance busi
ness ; good livery rftock anil controlling In
terest In 'mi est-ibllslied business. Will take
some good city property. Johnston 3s Vim
I'litton. _
FOR SALE Elegant carriage team and line
single drivers ; prices reasonable ; call
and see tlictn before buvlnK. Isano M. Smith
sales stables No. 418 North Seventh street ,
Council 1H nil's.
AGNII'MCENT acre uroperty In live-acre
tracts located 2'i ' miles from postotllce ,
for sale on reasonable terms. Some line resi
dence property for rent by Day Is Iloss.
FOU RENT THJ | McMahon block ! S story
brick , with basement and olovator. J , W.
Squire. 101 t'earl street. _
FO It a ALE or Itont CUnlen land , wlttj '
houses , uy J. U. lUoo. IDi Mala it. , OoilaoU i
Bluffi
dent Bnlmaceda's cmlsers mode nt attack on
Iquiquo. They hay tnttt the vessels were not
within rtniBO of the city nnd that the con
gressional warships chased them away.
FI11E AM > P
Seine I > oavcH of AIRcncc ) Granted to
The lire nnd police commissioners met last
evening. Chief Scavoy ronorled that ox-
Onicer Llndo had not returned his star and
buttons nnd was instructed to have them
hrouRht in at oilce.
Uuvo Kftwdon was appointed a special
policeman to work the city prisoners In the
county juil on the streets.
John McCornilcU was appointed n opcclnl
[ joliconmn. His heat-Is from Gruco to Louusl
anil from Twelfth to Fifteenth streets.
Ten days' leave was grunted to ofllrcr II.
A. Wither with pay and permission to apply
for five dnyrf work. Patrolman Titos. Hayes
was granted ten days leave commoncm * ; Juno
15.
15.Dr. . Otnn's hill of $ . " > 0 for attendance on the
Injured firemen was reported adversely on
hy the committee on finance ; and the report
filed.
filed.Tho
The application of Joseph Hlngln nnd
Jamas Ish operators of the police and lira
department to ho clothed \vitli police powers
was denied.
John MuBrido was elected captain of hose
company No. 'J lu place of the Into Captain
Carter.
Mr. ( illbort offered a resolution asking the
hoard to aollno and specify the duties of the
city physician. Mr. Hurt man gave notice
that at the next mceUnp ho would request
the appointment of a police matron.
The meeting then adjourned without nn
executive session.
Mar Boiiriclus , niusio teacher , removed to
53S Broadway , over O , B , muslo company.
Great millinery removal sale at the fouls'
Mosohlo block , commencing this week. Must
bo sold before chanelng location ,
Oasollno nnd oil ; cons , wood nnd coal :
prompt delivery. U U. ipiotts , : il Main ,
tclcphom 'JJJ. _
AVnntH Wliut Mo ailKlit Hnvo SIiulc.
Tni-KKA , ICan , , Juno 1 ! ) . M. B. Boal has
commenced suit In the United States dibit-let
court against the National Mortgage and
Debenture company of Boston for ? : iS.V , ) .
He claims to have been employed hy tbo
company for t'vo years as loan agent , the
agreement being Unit ho was to bo furnished
. 100,1X0 to loan on Kansas real estate. Hud
ho been provided with this sum mid loaned
It all , which ho claims ho could easily have
done , ills commissions would have amounted
to3u,000. When he had realized u llttlo
more than $ (0UO ( ( ) the supply of money was
'
cutoff mid ho' now sues the company to' re
cover the Ualanco'tif what ho would have
made had'tho company fulllllcd Iti contract.
DeWltt's Little Eurlv HUors for the Mver
Koinchody'N
There Is a big" Newfoundland dog bearing
tng number BTO nt the police station. Ho wus
picked un on tua street auU turned over to
tbo police.
. , , Day Cvprcaii I
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10.15 p iii.Kan | n City Nhjht lixprem. . . ! U.VO a ra
Lonvcs I CIIlCAiO. II. I , A I'AlflKtd A
Tranfur I Union Depot , Council Illuirt. Ti
K.m p m Kxpreio I ! i2J u ra
IL.Vj u in . .Allaiitlo Kxpresa flM p m
fi.OII in .Vestibule
p Limited ilO.IO a ra
I.PIIVOI II-IIUAOO&NOin'UWHSTKIlN.T Arrives
TiHniTerl Union Dupot. Council Dlugj , | Tian f8
I.cavm O.M A11 A A ST. I.OUI8. | Arrives'
Triunfei Union Depot , Council llluils , . _ | Truii9fcr
4.40 | i in I St. Ixiul ' 0nmm llallTT. , . .H'.IS'i | ni
\M\W \ \ 0 > II1JIU/N , V OUINCY I Arrlvca
Trniniforl Union Depot. < ouncll Illuiln. ITran iiifcr
DtJ J < . 'A ! ( * J lAvus
Trin * I UilM > int liiiill Illuf Ir.iifa
7.45 a ml .Sioux City Accommodation , I v.40 a ra
660 p m . . . . . . .HL Paul llx | 10W ( ji m
THE ! QRANO
Council Bluffs , la.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
Is Now Opan.
George T. Phalps , Manager.
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COUNCIL , BLUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute
ims. iiEiJ.iNaKus , I'ltoi's.
Chronic dlsiiasu.s of all kinds anil deform
ities bpecialtuiK. Nos. Mil and MM liruudwur ,
'l illuir > i. la.
CITIZENSSfATlBlNl
Of Council Bluffd.
CAPITAL STOCK . $150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . . . : . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
ft-I. A. Sllllor , V. O. CHumon , E. U
Bhuitnrt. K. K. Hurt , J , U rJlipundscm. Oil trial
I ! , llunniui. Tr uiaot Kanur.kl b.ialclnt Uuit >
ucsi. Lartost capital unJ nurplui ot auy
banitln Soutliwostarn IJ.VL
INTEREST ON TIM i DEPO3IT3 ,
First - : - National-- : Bank
-OF-
COUWOIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Oldait orKuiil < od bnnk In the city. Kuromn
doiuu'tio uxclmimo und loid eourllloi. Kip
munition pjlil u > oollootlo-ii , Acojjnli of ludlvM
unl , liunki , li.uikur undCjrpar.uluni < ollcUui. Cor
rutpoNdunco Invlteil.
UliO. 1 * . HANk'Oltl ) . I'rotldont.
Ju W. KIKK.MAN , Cmliler. .
A. T. U1CE. Asilitant Cualtt