6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEitfFRIDAY. MARCH 15. 1880.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFJCH. NO 12 rBAHIj BTIIEET.
rcllvcredbr carrier In Any Part of he City ft
Twenty Cents lverWo k.
II. W , TIMON. . . . MANAOKH.
TKLKPHONKSl
nr NKPS Orricp. No. .
NIGHT KniTfm , No. J. T
MiNOU MKMTIO.V.
K. Y. Plumbing company.
Coalandwood. E.E.Mt.yno,010B'wny.-
'llio commUsionors for Insnno hnvo ordered
tlio rclcmso of John M. Philips , of this city ,
from the nsylum at Clnrimla.
A mnrrlnRo license wns Issued yesterday to
James J. Fitzgerald , of Now York city , nnd
Mrs. M. J. McLean , of this city.
United Guild will hold Its next regular
meeting to-morrow nftcrnoon nt 3 o'clock , at
the residence of Mrs. Harris , South First
Btrcct , A full attendance is desired.
Jnmcs Hllcy , a former resident of this
city , died Wednesday ut Norfolk , Nob. The
remains arrived In this city last evening , and
were Interred In Pair-view cemetery.
The beautiful decorations exhibited In the
windows of tholloston store nnd the Council
Bluffs Carpet company attract great atten
tion. They arc ilno pieces of urtistlu window
dressing.
It is stated that the morning sorvlco of the
cluctrlo motor line IB to bo improved by the
addition of four trains. This will pjvo n
twelve mlnuto service. The change will taUo
effect nt onco.
The funeral of .lohn Schwarz took place nt
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from ttio resi
dence , 'Oil Hroiidwuy. The deceased dlcil
Wednesday morning of pneumonia , nnd was
in his eightieth year.
The bcnctlt ball to bo given next Saturday
evening ut Masonic tcmplo by the A. 0.11.
ohould not bo forgotten by the lovers of
tcrpslchorian festivities , as it will bo anecn-
Joyuble affnir. The iifoceeds _ are to bo devoted -
voted to St. Bernard's hospital.
Uranchrs of the A. O. H. from Vail , Dun-
lap , Atlantic and Dcninon will Join their
brethren in the city next Saturday morning ,
nnd will leave the Northwestern depot for
Omaha nt 00 : ! ! o'clock. They will go over
the electric motor lino. >
The proof of the advertising matter for the
utato llrctnan's tournament has been received ,
nnd the matter itself will bo hero in a short
time. ' It is also stated that the railroad com
panies have finally given tha rules desired ,
which is ono faro for the round trip.
An alarm from box 28 culled the fire de
partment to the corner of Twenty-third nnd
Urotuhvny about 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Carelessness in filling the tank of a
gasoline stove was the causa of the blaze. It
was extinguished without much dlfticulty
before the arrival of the dopartmont. The
loss was merely nominal.
On Wednesday evening last Mr. James M.
Dunn concluded his temperance work In
Council Bluffs. This series of meetings was
ono of the most successful over hold in tha
cltv. Nearly cloven hundred. names were
added to the pledge , nearly two hundred of
whom wcro previously drinking men. Mr.
Dunn leaves to-day for Missouri Vulloy , in
which pluco ho will engage In the same
work.
Mr. K. C. Smith , general agent of the
Now York Life Insuarnce company presents
some interesting facts for the consideration
of Tin : Br.R readers in this Issuo. During
the past year 33,000 policies covering
$125OUCCO have been issued. This makes
' the total number of policies in force repre
sent nearly $423,000,000. It has paid over
J117OOQ)0 ( ) to Jts policy holders. See the
statement of the company published in an
other column.
A vast amount of building is being done in
the city , quite a largo proportion of which is
going up in the now Council Bluffs. In the
ofllco of ono linn of architects ( Boll & Bur-
llnghof ) are plans completed and in hand for
the following : Two store buildings for Mr.
Landstrom , to bo erected on Broadway nnd
Seventeenth street ; a $3,000 cottage forS. B.
"Wndsworth ; a (1,200 cottage for A. Robin
son ; two cottages for.I. J. Dickey ; a$2,000
house and a three-story block for M. Marcus.
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Bboms to rent in the Merriam block.
S. B. Wtidsworth &Co.ii3G Miiln street.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
E. H. Sheafo & Co. oiler bargains in
'city property , cither improved or un
improved. Easy payments. Good lots
on $10 payments.
Bartlett < fc Norton for hardware ,
stoves nud.cutlory. 737 and 2315 B'way.
S. B. Wad&worth & Co. loan money.
Dr. C. C. Hazon , dentist , Opera house
block.
A Kuro Cluincc.
I have for sale nearly 100 choice lots
between Council BlulTs and Omaha
which , in order to close out , I will offer
for a short time at from $200 to $ . " 00 etiali
and on the followiucr terms : $10 down
nnd $5 per month. Lots full si/c and
title perfect. Call and lot me show you
the property. E. E. MAYNE ,
010 Broadway.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr. Joseph McWilliains.has . gene east on a
business trip of some days duration.
C. P. MUllgan , of the Now ORden , John
Bohu and P. W. Ncill left for Blue Lake
yesterday to slaughter u couple of car loads
of ducks.
Wells Cook , superintendent of the Hawk-
cyo coal nnd oil company , is looking after the
interests of that concern in Dakota and
Wyoming.
Ilov. W. H. W. Heese , formerly pastor of
the Broadway M. 1C. church of this city , and
now presiding older of the DCS Molncs dis
trict , is visiting friends in the BlulTs.
Mr. Ed Puller , In the employ of Mueller
Music company , loft last evening for West-
Hold , N. Y. , in response to u telegram an
nouncing the dangerous Illness of his mother.
Dr. J. A. Hansley , chief medical oxamlnrr
of the V. A. S. fraternity , is In tlio city look
ing nftor the interests of that , organization ,
und during his stay will bo the guest of his
Blstor , Mrs. 13. Shubort , UOO Pacllic nvonuo.
Porri'st Smith and .1. B. P. McUoo leave
this evening for Huron , Dak. , und will bo
absentROIIIO time. During their absence
the will visit Plerro and n number of other
Dakota cities , They regard Pierre as a very
promising town , and invested considerable
money thcro on the occasion of u former
visit a few weeks ngo.
* ,
Ono Pare For the Hound Trip * .
Tlolcots on snlo April 8th , Oth nnd 10th ,
Rood for return from the llth to the
litth inclusive for nil who wish to attend
the state encampment of the G , A. 41.
votormiB tit Burlington. Town , April
( Uh , 10th nml llth , 1889. The head
quarters' train with the department
commander nnd his stuff under the
escort of Abe Lincoln Post G. A. R. ,
will lenvo Council BlulTs via the Chicago
cage , Burlington & Qulnoy ruilrond at
0:40 : a. m. , April 8th , 1889. For furthci
particulars , cull on 01 * address
CAPi1. O. M. BKOWN ,
Ticket ngont ,
Cor , Pearl nnd Broadway.
Council BlulTs.
M. M. MAUSHAT.L , General Agent.
AVc'Hlorii launhrr niul Supply Co.
Between 18th and 14th streets , und 2d
And yd avenues. Telephone lill. '
E. Vf , RAYJIOKD , Manager.
Will exchange for cattle , hogs mid
horses , I''O acres kind uour Sioux City.
Clear title. No incumbrunco ,
L. I ) . FOWLKR ,
No. 10 Pearl St.
Hotel property in Council BlnlTs , cen
trally located , dome good business. U
P , Ollicur , solo agent , No. 12 N. Muin
St. , Council HlulTtf.
Notice the beautiful llnlhli irlvon col
lar ! * , ( 'ufTa und shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company ,
J. 0 , Tiplou , real estate , 627 B'dwuy.
HAPPENINGS IN THE .BLUFFS
Property Owners Want Accurate
Work From the Assessors.
KICK ON A BASE BALL SCHEME.
of tlie Toinpcrnnco Work
Kulx Put On Trlnl Per- -
noiinl . Mention News Caught
In tlio Net.
Will Call tlio AsscHHorB Down.
A demand la being mndo by numerous
property owners through the county for n
meeting of all the assessors of the county at
which certain grievances of the property
owners may bo fully Investigated. In speak
ing of ttio matter yesterday , n wc'l ' known
stock raiser nnd heavy land owner expressed
lie belief that the meeting should bo hold at
once. Said he , "The manner in which land
ins been assessed for the past fo'v years
through this county Is altogether wrong and
unjust. The assessors take the old books
nnd assess from them , nnd this makes the
trouble.
"If I had been assessed for n quarter of a
section tlio yonr before , they would chalk
that down again this year , and if In the
meantime I had sold ten acres to sotno other
jiarty , Umtould Ilnd that nnd assess him
Tor ten acres. They would not ciit mine
down to 150 acres , so you see that ton acres
s assessed twice in the same year. There
nro numerous cases like this to bo found , and
I recall ono in particular where three forties
were thus assessed as 100 ncres , simply by
duplicating recently deeded tracts.
"It seems as if the assessors have been too
lazy to look into the matter carefully , and
the result has been that the farmers have
boon imposed upon. Them are several
things in connection with the assessment of
real ostuto that should bo brought to the
attention of the assessors , and I have not the
slightest doubt but that they will bo remedied
if this meeting is hold. "
The finest line of spring goods to bo
found in tlio market is at A. Roller's ,
No. 310 Broadway.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan ollico on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of till kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
They Wuitt to Piny Ball.
"I like those follows who are always
booming Council Bluffs with their mouths ,
and then patronizing foreign business houses
and offering all their inducements to outside
parties , when homo enterprises are entitled
to It. Yes , I like these fellows iv good way
off , " and the speaker chewed viciously at the
end of un unllghtcd Senora.
"Now then , perhaps you don't know what
I am hot about 1" Tuo reporter had to admit
that ho did not.
"Well , I can tell you in n very few words.
I want to see some .base bull in Council
Bluffs this year and I want this city to put u
coed team in the Held. It can bo done easily
enough , for we have plenty of coed material.
There is no trouble in getting n club , but the
hitch comes in on getting suitable grounds.
Mnnawa park was laid off nnd fenced last
season und was a splendid place and it will
undoubtedly bo u much liner place this year.
Business inun were asked to take advertis
ing space on the fence to help the club along
and they did so. The club never got a cent ,
and now when n Council HlufTs ball team
wants the grounds for another year , it is
found that the manager has bpen trying to
Jense the pnrk to an Omaha club.
"When asked what the home club could
have the grounds lor , he stated that 00 per
cent of the gate receipts would be about
the proper tiling. However , fyc finally agreed
to como down to 40 per cent 'as it was a
homo team. ' Now you seoiWhnt the kick is
about. This Is building up Council UlulTs by
throwing our grounds to Omaha. Wo can't '
pay any sueli per cent-age when we have to
give visiting clubs from 40 to ( JO per cent of
the gate receipts. Wo want to play Omaha
clubs , but wo want to play them hero on our
own grounds. Wo can support a good team
if treated any way fairly , und it makes us
sore to have anybody try to como wolf play
on us so early in the season. "
Money loaned on luinituro , pianos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable doaling.
A. A. Clark & Co. , olllcc cor. Broadway
and Main , over American express.
Kutz nn Tflnl.
The case of State vs Charles Kutz , alias
Charley Cox , was called in the district court
yesterday morning. Kutz is charged with
an assault to commit rape. The prosecuting
witness is the oloveii-ycnr-old daughter of
"Salvation" Walker. The details of the
case were given in TUB UKE several weeks
at the time of the arrest , of the defendant.
The case wns continued last evening anil
com t adjourned at 4 o'clock , as two of the
witnesses for the defense were in the coun
try and could , not ho secured until this
morning.
Headquarters for builders' hardware ,
Odoll & Bryant , 613 Main street.
Now and full line of spring goods at
the London Tailors , 037 Broadway.
A Gllt-Kclfird Crowd.
Judge Aylesworth ground out a fine grist
yesterday morning. Thomas Myers , drunk ,
scalloped , $8.10 ; John Brown , drunk , un-
scalloped , $7.6'J ' ; Willinm Davis and Michael
Leo , d runic , extra fringe , fS.20 ; Paddy
O'Day , fS.'JO. Paddy is hardened sinner of
seventy-six years' standing nud failed to
properly appreciate the court's kindness in
letting him off with costs on Tuesday morn
ing.
TKIUUHLK BOlLiKU EXPLOSION.
Five Men Instantly Killed nnd Many
Otlicrs Injured.
PiTTsnuuo , March U. A battery of boil
ers at the West Point boiler works of I { .
Monroe & Sous , exploded shortly after
13 o'clock to-day , completely wrecking -
ing the plant and burying a number
of moil In the ruins. Four have occu
taken out dead and three badly injured , nnd
there are still In the ruins a dozen others who
are qulto seriously injured , nud it is thought
fatally.
The dead are : August Lindcrbaugh , en
gineer ; Charles Allenbach , laborer ; Daniel
Clark and Jotiu Hcmholmor , bollormnkcrs.
Martin Connors and ono other were taken
from the ruin aliva. Connors , it is thought ,
will , die. The explosion occurred lust after
the noon whistle hud sounded and many of
the workmen had loft tlio worKs to go to
their dinners. In a foxv minutes after tlio
explosion n crowd had gathered about tlio
wreck , and wlves.-mothers nud children ran
about wringing their hands and crying and
searching for loved ones. The work of res
cue Is going on vigorously , but at 2 o'clock
nn more bodies had been recovered. Four
nro bollovcd to bo still buried beneath the
debris , and it is feared many inoro were
caught in the wreck. The cause of the ex
plosion hus not been learned ,
At 3 o'clock the dead body of James Car
ton , helper , was taken from the rums , The
boilers wcro inspected six months ago and
wore thought to bo In first-class condition.
The real cause of the explosion will probably
never ho known , as the engineer was killed
outright und nobody has yet been found who
was w the engine loom at the tltno of the
disaster.
The work of renouo continued until late
this afternoon , hut no moro bodlos were
found. All the employes have been ac
counted for.
Of tlio sixty-five workmen , flvo were
killed and eleven Injured , H number of them
qulto seriously , ono of whom is In a danger
ous condition and will probably dlo. A cor
rected list of the killed is ns follows ;
Qua Linncbau. engineer ; Charles Aulcn-
bavuo und Daniel Clurk , boiler makers ,
The cause of the explosion is still u mys
tery , No Investigation has been made us yet.
Kvorv ono spoxou to on the suolccl expressed
confluence m tha engineer , und agreed that
ho was a rnrcful und competent uiun. The
boiler bus been in use eifut years.
MADB A BIG ll\\Jli.
Schemer Post Gets Awny Wltti Ijots
of Money.
CHICAGO , Mnrch 14. [ Special Telegram to
Tun BKE. ] Further Inimlr Into the affairs
of Alfred Post , the "freight claim bureau'1
gentleman whoso lluanclal exploits have bocn
mentioned , shows that ho not only succeeded
in getting shrewd business men interested In
his scheme , but got thorn into it deeply. It
Is claimed that his biggest victim Is one of
the shrewdest capitalists in Chicago. Albert
A. Munger , the grain elevator man , and the
attorneys who have been Investigating the
affair , assort that .Post secured from this
gentleman nlono nearly $10.COO. ) Two or
tnrco other well-to-do business men nro
known to bo interested In Brother Post's
whereabouts to the extent of-from $7,000 to
$10,000 each , nnd the number of small fry is
not known. It is now learned that In addi
tion to his elegant apartments on Michigan
avenue boulcvard'nnd his mugnlllccnt private
stable , Post has for years pu t lavished
Jewels nnd flno clothing on his pretty type
writer artist , nnd as she has not boon seen
since ho loft the city it Is doomed certain
that she accompanied him. Ills wife has
gene cast.
A TilTO THIS GOVKKNMISNT.
1'nlluy Prom
n Minnesota LjcgNlntor.
ST. PAUL , March 14. In the state legisla
ture yesterday n resolution was Introduced
relating to the foreign policy of the general
government. The resolution declares that
the general government should adopt n vig
orous foreign policy ; that the United States
should compete for the commerce of the
world ; that money should bo appropriated
for the constant construction and operation
of steamship lines. It was also resolved
that the sea-coast fortifications should bo
strengthened and multiplied ; that the treaty
rights of thu United States should bo relig
iously preserved , and that th ere Is causa for
deep solicitude with regard to tlio acts of thu
Gorman empire In the matter of Samoaii af
fairs , inasmuch as the blows of thu Gor-
mais : seem to be aimed at the commerce ef
the United States and not at the savages of
the Samoan islands. The representatives of
thcstutoinconcrcss nro Instructed to use
their Influence in carrying out the sugges
tions of th o resolution.
The Ni w Kldorndo.
Los ANOIUS : , Cal. , March 14. [ Special
Telegram to THE BII : . ] It is believed from
stories of old prospectors who have come
back from the now mining rogioa for sup
plies , that the adverse stories sent out from
San Diego a few days ago nro without foun
dation. The prospectors assert that the
diggings are rich. Two steamers sailed yes
terday from Sail Diego to Knscnada loaded
to the guards with miners and prospectors.
Governor Torres telegraphed tlio Mexican
secretary of war to-day for additional troops.
Ho is fearful of bloodsi.ed. Mexican troops
are hurrying to tlio mines. Some of the
Mexicans have endeavored to prevent Amer
loans from locating certain claims they
wish. A conflict Is feared daily as the Amer
icans express contempt for the ' 'greasers"
and propose to work where the best wash
ings and diggings aro.
Sailed Under False Colors.
CI.EVIL\NI > , O. , March II. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BIB. ] Nearly twenty years
ago a well-bred German came to Cleveland ,
and soon took a prominent place in German
society and prospered , and Mr. and Mrs.
William Schuetrumuf became known in
many German organizations. Yesterday
they disappeared and with thoai their two
children. The cause'of tliclc. flight is the
fact that Schuctrumpf's genuine wife and
grown-up son had learned of his prosperity
and locution , and tlio latter hud como to
America on u tour of investigation.
Schuetrumpf and the woman with whom he
lived eloped and left Germany in 180'J.
AVrnkiicRs on tlio Hoiirn * * .
PAIUS , March _ 14. The bourse is weak
owinjj to a rumor that three directors , in
cluding the governor of the Hank of France ,
have resigned. Comploir d'liscompto shares
are now quoted nt Mio francs and Rio Tinto
at 320 francs centimes.
Murderer .Inckson Executed.
UTICA , N. Y. , March 14. Virgil Jackson
was hanged shortly after 9 o'clock this
morning. The crime fjuwhlch hovas exe
cuted was for the murder of Norton Motcalf
in AURiistu Centre , .TniUmry 29 , 1888. nnd
grow out of criminal relations between Jnck-
son and the wife of hlsjyiotlm.
niDN'V S1NIC llK N1PS1O.
No Baal A For the Imported Fight nt
Bnino'a.
Ai-CKt.ANn , March 14. Advlcas Just re
ceived from Samoa show there was no basis
for the sensational rumor of the engagement
between the United' States man-of-war
Nlpslc and the German corv ctto Olga. Far
from this , the Gormau , officials on the
Island have entirely given up their
aggressive policy. The proclamation
of martial law has been publicly withdrawn
nnd the Germans have abandoned nil claim
to the right of searching Incoming vessels
for contrabands of war Both of those steps
have mot with the hearty approval of all the
foreign residents at Apia nnd have had a
quieting effect. Unusual tranqulllty prevails
throughout the Island , Mataafn , however ,
has a force of troops estimated to bo six
thousand strong. Tamasoso's army consists
of about seven thousand men.
Kntnl FiRht in Sine ; Sing.
SINO SIN-O , N. Y. , March 14. [ Special
Telegram to THE Bnu. | Two convicts , John
Johnson and Theodore Hoborts , fought yes
terday in the corridor in the upper tier of
cells over some trivial matter. Johnson ran
Hobcrts tip against the three-foot railing
and bent his back over it. Before the keep
ers could reach the snot they toppled over
together. The guards looked down , They
saw tlio men , locked In each others arms ,
turn over In the nlr. They struck tlio stone
door thirty foot below , nml Johnson uttered
n scream. Ho was underneath. An exam
ination of Johnson's injuries showed that
his thigh bone was broken and there wns n
long ami severe scalp wound on the back of
his head. Ho was carried unconscious to tlio
hospital. Roberts was put away in u dark
cell. Johnson will die.
AValkcr nialno Helps Il Father.
\V\SIIIXOTOK , .March 11. 12ugcno Schuy-
ler , the nominee for assistant secretary of
state , is nt present in Italy and is not expect
ed to arrive in Washington for at least 'a
month. Meanwhile Walker Blnlnp , whoso
nomination us solicitor of tlio .state depart
ment was continued yesterday , is acting as
assistant secretary-
Have to Cut Bait.
Gt.ouflESTKii , Mass. , March 14. Reports
from Now Foundland say the Issue of licenses
to American vessels for thn purchase of bait
and other necessary outfit will bo refused
this season nud that the government will co
incide with the Dominion government in this
policy. Fishermen who have recently re
turned from Fortune and Placentia bays say
cutters are already patrolling t.ho coast nnd
that every port'is strictly guarded so that no
violation of the bait act can bo accomplished.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
Foil HUNT At f ? per month , the nlco house
and two lots , No. 111corner of Mil st. anil
2t ) ave. Harare Rvcretti j
j T710U HUNT onice No. S , over llalrVs cnn-
J-A fectionery store , latalv occupied by Win.
Ward , arcliltec-t. llornc Ifvcrett.
FOU SALE On monthly payments , house
mid lot In Van Brunts Idea's addition , by
.l.V. I'ullcr. il'Jl'eailhtrefet. '
OK KKNr Possession clvon April 1st. tiio
resldencu now ocnljiled Dy Uoburt Car
penter , corner Uth at , nnfli'd ave. , JIJ per month.
Horace Hverett.
KENT Furnished and unfurnished
FOH
rooms , with 01 without board. Mis. K. A.
Htirke , dJ ) Washington avo.
or Kxt-hange An established
general merchandise stock , and Mtoruln
Taylor county , Iowa , forr Con jcil lllulfs pi-op-
o ty. Kcrr \ tiray , 53 ! Tlrstave.
EUHNISIIKH 'looms ' for rent ; becond lloor.
No. 117 I'onrlh street.
tr ANTED The people to try the City Steam
> Laundry , HI North Main.
FOit IIKNT Cheap. t\vo handsome , new , six-
room cottages , north of transfer. Council
lllnirs. Inquire Illund lllshtor , iitti nve. and
21st st.
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
EVER BROUGHT WEST.
Carpets , Curtains , Curtain Goods , " Rugs and
Upholstery. V
Mail orders will receive prompt and careful
attention. "
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET COMPANY.
STEAM HEATING
OF
PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILDINGS
BY
JOHN GILBERT , 521 Main St.
.
TELEPHONE 221. I Estimates PurnlBhod
Corrusnoudonco Solicited , | On Application.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
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Ofllco calls attended pioiuptly day and night.
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TELLING FIGURES
FllOM TI1K-
FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
( JANUARY 1ST , 1S89J
or TIH :
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
346 & 348 BROADWAY , NEW-YORK.
WILLIAM H. BEERS , President.
TOTAL INCOME , over twenty-five million dollars.
- - - , . . _ - i million dollar * .
.nooi-jio , over ninety-three million dollars.
SUHPLuS , by Now Stnto Standard , thirteen and a half million dollars.
NJ1 IX FOHGE , nearly four hundred and twenty million dollars.
S IN 18HH. |
Increase In Interest $ GO,7. > S CS j
IniM-oaso In Hoiu'llts to Policy Uoldcni. . 1,4:17,850 : 3t
Inciomo In Surplus for Itividonds lru. V HM H4
. Increase In 1'rcinluins 2,8IO,717'0.'J ! ,
Increase In Total Income.t. . 5tl48,4V ( > 71
liu'renso In Assets U.40I43 ) ) : 70 !
Increase in Insurance Written 18Jro,48i ! > ( X )
Increase In Insurance In Force 00,1)50,009 ) 00
RESULTS OF 44 YEARS.
Received from Policy-holders lu Premiums in forty-four years , 1845-1888 $ 108,910,303 , 81
Paid to Policy-holders and their representatives $ U7a'J2,037 ftl
Assets held as security for Policy-holders , January 1 , 188 ! ) 03,4SOlbO 65
Total amount paid Policy-holders nnd now hold us security fortheir contracts 210,703,12.1 70
Amount Paid and Hold Exceeds Amount Urcclved $ 11,7(12,7(10.117 ( ( '
Received from Interest , Kcuts , etc. , In forty-four years , 1845-18SS $ 48,2.)0.rJ4 80
Death-losses paid In forty-four years , 1S45-18S3 . . 45,000,701 10
Interest l Itcnts Exceeds Dentil-losses I'lihl S ) . (14 (
_ _ _ qn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , . , ,28 ,5)a _ .
i
Dividends paid in forty-four years , 115-1883 $ Hl.O'iS.arj 09
Surplus over Liabilities , under now-State Law , January 1 , 1830 ltl.500,000 00
Amount Saved Policy-hold ) is From Table Kales $ 48,428/272.99
E. C , SMITH ,
General Agent , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
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SAPP &KNOTTS
Fuel Merchants. ? WatchTheSlGNS rTojT | Y\QY\l \
> xNo.3l South Main St. eTiMESr
Courteous Attention. . Painted byI , O R.OOE1F * I
. . . . .1 prompt Delivery- P.C.MILLEf ' E.B.GARD i N E : R
We invite your pat ro n age . . ? . /VO. IO4-
NOS.II&I3 Pearl St. . \
WMt a SMrt
LOOK AT IT.
] f you had taken it to the City Stuam mnndry
It wouldn't look so.
Ul Main Street. Telephone 141.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over .lacqiieiiiiii's Jewelry Store
O. R.GILBERT ,
TAXIDERMIST
And dealer In - Jsl l * * eo as
NATURAL
HISTORY
SPECI
MENS ,
Orders filled for all kinds of mammals and
bird specimens. Minerals nnd fosnils on hand.
Hullalohorns. Deer nnd IMk antlers. 1'iiruml
Deerokln nip * , artificial eyfn , etc , Taxidermy
work done1 luttllits brauches. Bend for cala.
logue.
Tuos. UrnrEii. * V. II. M. I'usuir.
OFFICER & PUSH ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main nnd llroadwny.
COUNCJIt , IlIjUI'Tti , 1O\VA.
Dealers In forcltm end rtomestlo exchanze.
Collections made und interest paid on tlmu de-
foslts.
t
D.H.McDANEU ) & CO. ,
HidesJallowleltsJooUFiiis ,
Highest market rlces. 1'rornpt return
nd SM Main _ u Council
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300
HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators
ATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Specifications and pstlmntei furnished forcomplote steam plants. Kcculutlon , Onralilllty Ouir
anlvud. Can show letters from u&ersvli < -ro Fuel Kronomy In fijii'il ' with CorllH.s Nou-CoudeiiHliiK
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. 3JO Pearl Street , Council Bluffs
IF YOO WANT TO BOY A PIANO ,
ORGAN , SHEET MUSIC , MUSIC
BOOK , OR ANY KIND OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
( Jail on us. Wo kcup only the bc t and latest improved. Wo
soil tlio Culobratcd
HARDMAN , FISHER & EVERfcTT PIANOS , ROYAL AND
CENTURY ORGANS.
NOAK niCTTKIl JN TIM M.lItKIST.
Wo faell for Cash and on Monthly Payments. Wo mumuilco batiHfactlon In
PUJJK ( ANI ) QUALITY.
COltTJl A\D SIW US , OB ttKfflt l > 'OIt VATAIMObK.
ADUHBSS
MUELLER MUSIC CO. ,
wo. ioa MAI.V NTitRirr , - - - COU.VCIL , itMJi-rs , IA.
P. S. Planoa and Organs , to rent , tuned and repaired. Wo also furnish
BtiiiiutoH on Pipe Organ ! ! .
POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET
H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO. , PROPS.
MunufacUirurHand Wholesale Ucaliu-8 In
of
Ordoi-6 Promptly Filled and Delivered.
No. 635 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
FT J. BREZEE ,
Taxidermist and Naturalist.
J'tliimiK-ntly Incrtlcd at No. U North KUth Street , ojjpcmlt1) pont-
ontca , on motor llnb , Council Illnirn , luwa.
ItlidD anil iinlniHlH inoiintrd imtnrally inn' In the belt method of
the \VnrrjxntedtopreheiveforyearK. . I'drelun birdd nuppllod
on bliort notice. lliliefit ( price liulil for wi und Jiuwkn of nil kliidn. rtn > on > neurtlun order *
ftsiurtd of iiBi-fe ct imtlsfnUlou. a-urUre , lnu'ui > ftUUy Write for parcuhir ,
