6 TKE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JJJNE 0. 1889-SIXTEEN PAGES.
* - 'THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIlTBLTTFFS.
OFFICE. NO 12 TKAIlfc BTUKET.
llvtr dbr carrier In Any Tint of ho City a
TwentyCtntB i'crWeek.
Jl.m TIIJION. , .MANAOKH.
TKLKl'HONUSI
iftmKiM OFFICE No. 43.
NIGHT EiilTolt , No. 2) .
MINOR M15N11ON. !
tf , y.PlumblnjT Co
D. W. Otis , city and fnrm loani.
The Pompier corps will nrrlvo from Xhl- !
cngo , to-morrow morning , to nttond the tour-
rnmont.
The case of State vs Sherwood , for soiling
roortRRKcd property , was on trial In tliu dis
trict court ycstcrdny.
The Ladles' Aid society will glvo n straw-
lorry and lea cronm festival next Tuesday
even I tip at tbo Korean Uaptlst chapel.
Kcgular communlcatloD of Exeulslor ledge
No. 1259 , A. F. & A. M. , Monday evening ,
Juno 10. Visiting brethren cordially Invited.
. r William Collins , charged with the larceny
of a pig from a neighbor In the nouthcrn part
of the city , was yesterday discharged In
Ju'lga A.vlcsworth's court.
A mooting of nil the members of the old
volunteer tire companies Is called for this
' evening at 8 o'clock , at the city building. All
1 faro requested to bo present.
The following named persons drew
watches at Uurborn'i weekly drawing last
evening : In first club , J. Zlmmcrll ; second ,
J. M. Gray ; third , F. C. Simmons.
During tbo heavy rain of Friday night the
telephone at the water works pumping sta
tion was burned out by lightning , and the
interior walls of the building considerably
burned and disfigured by the freakish cur-
.irent.- .
.irent.Dr.
* * Dr. Harlan , of Denver , will hold nn out
.door meeting this evening at 7:80 : o'clock , at
Hvhffh tlmu ho will speak from the steps of
this government , building , on Uroadwnv. Ho
\vlllhandlothosocialproblom , "What Shall
"WdDo | to Improve Our Uacoi"
There was but a small attendance at the
charity concert given at Dohany'n last evening -
* ing for the benefit of the Johnstown suffer
ers. The programme was excellently ron-
' 'dc'rcd , and a number of the selections wcro
deservedly encored. The proceeds wore
about * 10U.
, . The ladles of the W. 0. A. have secured a
portion of the new Mcrrlam block for their
DBO during the tournament. Commencing
Tdcsday noon they will servo meals at
25 'cents. ' Tnoy will also servo lunches ,
Ice cream , strawborrics , etc. The proceeds
are to go to the benefit of the hospital. A
largo number of cots havobccn been secured ,
BO that those desiring lodgings can secure
them also at the Mcrriam block
mortgages bought and sold ,
money loaned ; flro insurance. Robert
'V. Innos , 80 Pearl st.
x
Hbialor's Oyster Bay chop house and
rostuurantday and night , 503 Brondwny.
Danplor vapor stoves at cost change
, location , Shugnrt &Co.,211B road wny.
Try now Metropolitan rooms nnd table
Have your old furniture upholstered'
good as now. R. Morgan , 702 Broadway.
Woolsoy & Long paper rooms neat ,
quick , cheap. 31 Main , tel 203.
Elcc'int Decorations.
The beautiful residence of General G.
M. Dqdgo on Third street , which is now
occupied by the general's brother , N.
P. Dodge , has long boon known as ono
of the palaces of the city , where it was
scarcely possible for any improvement.
Eut the flno old' place has received
Borne ar.tlstic . attention , during the past
" " ibw weeks , Unit has made a marked tm-
.nrovoroont. Thu greater , .part of the
, 'iwcirk - has boon devoted to the
front entrance and main hallway
4
way , and it IB now perhaps tho'
-Ripest in the city. The artist has
' -used but two colorsgold and white , and
n tho'ollcct ' is beautiful. The two colors
Bro well known to bo the most difllcult
to combine and produce nn effect that
will not bo garish and cold , but the
grtist has accomplished the feat and
as given a softened and pleasing ef
fect that cannot bo described. The fig-
, urcsseom to stand out like they wore
.skillfully . carved out of the wall itself.
The frieze is thirty inches deep nnd
is a beautiful work of art. The design
ie a simple ono and the figures have
nm.plo background. In the light that
'comes through the doorway the glint of
the gold is just marked enough to nt-
.Jruct attention but it must bo brilliant
111'tho , blaze of the chandelier at night.
.The . beauty of the work is its simplicity
nnd its perfect harmony , that kind of
"
Harmony that grows a" pleasing im
pression upon the beholder the longer
io looks at it.
'T.JT.ins BEB reporter could scarcely have
'P9fw convinced that the splendid effect
I GQuld have been produced by the skillful -
'
f -ful 'manipulation of pressed paper , of
r less-cost'evon than llncrusta walton ,
| if the artist who did it , Mr. P. O. Miller ,
I Tiadnot boon present and pointed it
t 'Out. The work reflects the greatest
I .credit upon Mr. Miller , and upon the
B' people of Council Bluffs who demand
I -Buch , work us ho is capable of doing.
I- 'Thoro ' are few such artista as Mr. Miller -
| lor in any city , and it is not remarkable
I * that ho is BO popular with the people
I' who love to have beautiful homos , nor
1 less remarkable that ho should nave the
I. Control o ( the papering and decorating
I Jn 'tho ' city.
[ , If you nro building , investigate Bo-
I , flino Roofing at 115 Pearl street. It is
I puporior to slate , shingles , iron or tin ,
I ; nhd will last n lifo tlmo. Adapted to
r any kind of roof. , Birkinbino Engineer-
i- ing and Supply company.
| [ -Money loaned nt L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
I loan nlllco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
I' ' wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
: ( ' , pnd rill other articles of value , without
: ] ' removal. All business strictly con 11-
.1) ) flontial.
$ ' " < A Koinnrkablo Kccor.l ,
U a'Mon and times change , but there's
B' ' . bno thing that don't'r said William
If Moore , of the wholesale tobacco
v firm of Porogoy & Moore , to a
IH PKK reporter yesterday aftorhoon ,
1C" Ajfihd thnt is the Santa Rosa oigar. "We
Is , iiuvo handled thorn exclusively in the
Ir .west for the past eight years , and they
I arc the same incomparable oigar to-day
I that they wore when got the 11 rat sample
I tox. And , by the wny , don't you know
I. that next to the Bicic this cigar has
li dona as much to udvortlso Council
I JBlutfs as anything olsoV You can't find a
| j town in the west or north west wnuro the
II Banta Rosa isn't the most popular thing
I in it , and the inquiry that follows the
I 'first two or three whlfs , 'whoro'd you
r cot thnt cigar , ' nnd the answer , 'in
I gouncUJQluirs,1 gives the city n big nd-
I vortisomcnt. TUo fact that ono mll-
I lion live hundred thousand of thorn
I were'sold last year is ns remarkable ns
I the fact that the sales for the present
I Voar nro running still higher. Yes ,
I this phonominal uula has attracted the
i pirates , and there nro fraudu-
1 lent Santa Rosas on the mar-
r k'ojt , Some manufacturers have made
J % tha oxuct fac-similo of our labol.
< JvAVe didn't ' mind it much when there
2 wus only u few Imitations , but now ,
I Blnco the whole pirnto crew are after
L us , wo will got after tliom and will
| prosocuta every ono of the swindlers.
I ; Tho'Santa Rosa cigar isa publio noccss-
| ity and wo do not propose to permit
E ? .any fraud on the public. AB long as
M < ' -we hiuullo the Santa Rosa , it will bo
Bp the best Ko ) oigar in the world. " The
K kwjpular vordlct susUiius what Mr ,
Kl loorc buys.
Cr *
BLUFFY HAPS AND MISHAPS ,
The Pour-Down Prom the Clouds
Caused Sovornl of Thorn.
TO-DAY'S SPIRITUAL MENU.
Bcrlotifl Accltlnnt to Engineer Blrkln-
blne Stroolc Drat' . Factory
Burned General and Per
sonal Notes.
A nitrating Storm Cloiil.
About 1 o'clock yesterday mornlnu It not
merely mined , but it liturnlly pourid. It re
minded ono of the bursting of the storm
cloud , which caused such lnvvoo several
years UKO. It seemed that the bottom hud
really fnllun out , nnd nil the waters nbovo
wore being poured out. The wntor from the
hills rushed down the streets from the bluffs ,
nnd us they cainu surging nloni ; Msdlson
street they quickly discovered that n portion
of the paving bad been taken up , foe the
nutting in of a pipe , nnd bad been loft dis
placed. With n malicious freak , It furthered
the taking up of the paving , nnd did BO In a
very unseemly , boisterous wny. Tearing
under the wooden blocks , It lifted them nnd
swept them on down the street , scnttcrlne
them along Urondwny , nnd depositing some
of them as far away ns the Northwestern
depot. The wooden paving for two blocks
was thus carried away , leaving the plank
foundation cleanly swept , nnd all In readi
ness for the picking up nnd rcplnclng of the
block.
There miturnlly has arisen much questionIng -
Ing as to who should rcpluco these blocks.
The private property owners have already
boon assessed for the original oxpcnso of the
paving. The Now \orlt Plumbing company
had tauen up the bit of paving in front of
Mr. Crandull's residences for the purpose of
making a water connection. At first thought
It seemed that this company should stand
the damage , but its manager , Mr. Hart , explains -
plains the situation very differently. Ho
states that It has been customary for the
city , under the supervision of Its street com
missioner , Mr. Avery , to relay pavement in
such cases , ho having exports engaged for
that purpose. Mr. Hart claims that when
they bait got through with their plumbing
Thursday evening Mr. Avcry was notilled so
that thn pavlne could bo rclald Friday. It
was not so rclald , and the storm cnmo yes
terday , llndlng it in that displaced condition.
The cedar blocks thus washed out and
scattered aoout wore eagerly Inspected by
numerous citizens , curious to see the effect
of eighteen mouths wear on the paving
blocks. Most of thorn expressed themselves
as satisfied , the blocks showing better than
thoy.expoctcd. Others picked up offensive
samples and paraded them as evidencing
how poor material had boon used by the con
tractors , or how quickly tirno had rotted
nnd worn the wooden paving.
Tno fnll of water was fully two Inches , as
indicated by several receptacles , such as n
mortar bed , forming crude but quite accurate
proofs of the way the clouds gushed out
their contents. It was a severe test or the
public improvements made In Council Bluffs
within the past few years.
A few years ago such a sudden and plenti
ful outpouring would have caused the creek
to overflow , would have carried away a
goodly portion of the steeply graded streets ,
and would have flooded cellars nnd mired
sidewalks. With well paved streets , sewers ,
n wide and deepened ned for the creek , and
the numerous other improvements mailo , the
water was carried off qulto wonderfully ,
leaving little to toll the story of the great
rain except the indiscriminate scattering of
tbo loosened blocks from Madison street. It
was a test which showed the advantages o'f
street improvements.
The rush of water did little damage to the
foundation of Mr. Marcus' now block , but
this will not amount to S1UU.
The Merriam block , just being finished ,
got a few undesirable spots of wetness ,
owing to the debris from the now roof
clogging the waste pipes , but $25 will cover
nil the damage , despite the rumor that the
damage was much greater.
A few foot of the electric motor track was
washed out between the water works and
the bridge , but a gang of men speedily re
stored this , so that there was no interrup
tion to the running of trains , and no special
damuco.
The top of n mnn-holo near the Methodist
church , on Broadway , was lifted off by the
rush of water. Mr. E. Huntington , in wad
ing along in the darkness , stepped into this ,
but managed to crawl out with no moro
serious injury than comes from a severe
wetting.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundrv Co.
J. G. Tipton , real estate , 627 B'dway
Finest Ice Cream in city. Driosbach's
double parlors , I5 ! Main Bt.
Ainonir the Churches.
I3orean Baptist Church The pastor will
preach , to-day , at 10:30 a. in. and S p. m. , on
the corner of Third uvenuo and Seventeenth ,
street. Sunday school at 1115 : a. m. 1'raycr
meeting Wednesday evening.
Broadway M. E. Church The morning
hour will be given to oxerciscs appropriate to
children's day. A good programme will bo
rendered by the children of the Sunday
school. The pastor will preach at 8 p. m.
Topic ; "Lessons from the Johnstown Dis
aster. " Class meeting at 7 p. m. Strangers
cordially Invited and always welcome.
Congregational Services to-day , morning
and evening. Morning subject : "OurDutv
to the Children. " Evening : "Decision. " A
cordial invitation is extended.
First Baptist Preaching by the pastor at
10:30 : u. m. and 8 p. in. Subject for morning :
"Tho Salvation of Infants. " Sunday school
12 m. Young people's meeting , 7 p. m. All
cordially welcomed.
Bethany Baptist Church Corner of Bluff
and Story streets. Preaching service at
10:30 : u. in. Sunday-school at 3 p. in. At 8
p. m. children's day exercises will bo held ,
in which uiuiiy members of the Sunday
school will take part. A good program mo
has been prepared. Kov. B. N. Harris , pas
tor.
tor.Tho
The next regular mooting of the ministers'
conference will bo held In Dr. Piiclps' study
adjoining the Presbyterian church at 10 a. m. ,
Monday , the 10th mat.
The Presbyterian church announces up-
Croprluto observance of children's day for
oth morning and ovcnlng. The morning
service at 10:30 : , will consist of singing and
recitations by tno children. In the midst of
these services the ordinance of Baptism will
bo adminUtcrod to such children as may bo
presented for that purpose. Sabbath-school
at 13 o'clock. Children's Christian endeavor
society at 3 p. m. , and young people's moot
ing nc 7 p. m. At 8 p. in. the pastor will
preach on the theme , "Childhood In the
lllljlo , " The church has boon elaborately
decorated. Strangers and others cordially
Invited.
Sucond Presbyterian Church Service at 3
p. in. Sabbath-school at 4 ) > . m. Children's
day exorcises. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening. Subject , "Following Christ. "
Matt. 1(1:3I-'J8. ( :
St. Pauls Church Dlvlno services to-day
nt 10:30 : a. m and 7:30 : p. in. Sunday-school ,
33:15. Young men's bible class , 1'J:1G. : Ser
mon toplo , morning , "Tho Holy Spirit. "
Evening sermon , "Tho Johnstown Disaster. "
Young men and strangers always cordially
welcomed to these services. T. J. Mackuy.
rector. .
Uodlno Roofing will stand as long as
the building. BirkinbinoKnginoorliifr
and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl St. , Council
Bluffs.
The Now Ogden is catching traveling
men at 92 per day.
A Factory In Flumes.
A few minutes before noon , yesterday , an
alarm of flro , from the southwestern portion
of the city , called the department to tbo sash
and blind factory of Strock Bros. , at the
corner of Tenth uvenuo and Thirteenth
street. The structure was in flames when
Ilia firemen arrived , but three lines of hose
wcro quicKly laid. Then the scones of the
great packing house flro of a few weeks ago
wcro repeated. Two streams of water were
turned on , and neither could bothrowm uioro
than two hundred feet.
A citizen telephoned the police station for
additional pressure , aud Jailor Barhyto
promptly closed the reservoir valves , and
"gave the direct pumping pressure on the
mains. There wni n small change noticon-
bin. but not enough to make any material
dlfluroncc.
The flromcn stood around directing a weak
stream against the walls of the burning
structure , but their work amounted to noth
ing. When the flro was nt Its height , on ,
Kino No. 1200 , from the Union Pacifle yards-
ran up to the building nnd was soon direct
ing n heavy stream on the flames.
The flro was very considerably checked ,
nnd , had the water held out , would soon
have been completely subdued. As It was ,
the city department continued to hover nbout
the building until the flames had consumed
everything but the brick walls , and finally
died out for want of fuel.
An Investigation ns to the c.iuso of the flro
revealed the fact thnt It caught at the bottom
tom of an enclosed passage way , through
which the shavings nnd sawdust wcro con
ducted from the second floor to the boiler-
room , where they wcro burned under the
boilers. The bottom of this Hue was but ten
feet from the front of the boilers , and there
fore very easy of access b.v tno lire.
The building was completely destroyed ,
nnd the heat probably totally ruined the ma
chinery. Had sufllclont water been thrown.
It Is hardly probable that the bulldlnc could
have been saved , but the loss to the ma
chinery , had It been prevented from becom
ing so heated , would hardly have exceeded
half what it did.
A largo crowd quickly assembled , nnd cltt-
znns vied with each other in alternately de
nouncing the waterworks company nnd the
lire department.
After the packing house flro , TUB BBC
urged the necessity of n more thorough un
derstanding on the part of the flro'depart-
mont of the exact situation of affairs in the
lower portion of the city , in order to prevent
n repetition of such a conflagration. Noth
ing whatever was done In the matter , nnd
yesterday's tire shows the result of the ne
glect to take suitable steps to prevent , it.
It has been often urged that the flro de
partment of Council Bluffs was as near per
fection ns could be reasonably expected , but
the supporters of that argument can hardly
repeat the assertion In the face of recent de
velopments. The ofllccrs of the flro depart
ment attempt to throw the blame on the
w.iter works company , but nn Investigation
will show the fallacy of such n statement.
When Jailor Barhyto was telephoned for
pressure. It was by nn outsider , a man whenever
never was connected with the lire depart
ment. Jailor Barhyto states thnt it was fif
teen minutes nftor ho had turned on pres
sure before ho received ofllclnl notification
by the lire alarm that It was needed. Ho
states also that ns the change was made the
pressure Increased to 1-0 pounds , nnd inuldo
of three minutes to 140 , where It remained
until after I o'clock.
The great mistake made nt the packing
house lire , that of tapping the mains with
tno many leads of hose , was the ono respon
sible for yesterday's trouble In securing pros-
sure. It Is also asserted that the lire depart
ment nozzles are altogether too largo for any
mains except on Broadway. The water Is
allowed to pass so fast and freely that the
required pressure can not bo secured.
The crow of Union Pacifle engine 1,200 nro
deserving of praise , nnd too much can not bo
said of their vigorous nnd effective work.
They took their stand on the south side of
the buruing building , in the face of the heat
und smoke , and took a much closer position
to the nro , notwithstanding their disad
vantage , than did the regular department on
the other side. The latter directed a weak
stream for fully a quarter of au hour against
a little portion of the brick wall , instead of
'attempting ' to extinguish the flames raging
within.
As this Is the second severe lessnn received
during less than il month , it may bo reason
able to presume that the usual third may bo
missed. The excessive tapping of mains
has resulted so disastrously that in the
future the smiio may bo avoided. It Is sin
cerely hoped that hereafter the amount of
water to bo secured will be regarded and con
sidered as having something to do with the
pressure.
The loss will reach from $12,01)0 ) to $15,000
with but very little insur.uicu.
The heavy pressure put on the water mains
yesterday noon nt the time of the lire , re
sulted rather disastrously. A few pipes and
water closets in buildings in the central portion
tion of the city were broken , but the loss
occasioned in these cases was nominal.
Shortly nftor 1 o'clock , n sudden decrease in
the pressure gave the information that there
was n serious break somewhere in the mains.
Chief Engineer Birkinhlrc , of the water
works company , immediately started
down Broadway to locate the break.
After passing Twenty-sixth the paving was
seen to be in a very uneven condition , thora
being numerous depressions , and at Twenty-
eighth street the break was _ found. Water
was pouring out of great holes in the ground
on either side of the street , and the paving
nt the Intersection was rising and falling ,
the blocks dancing about in shapeless con
fusion , tossed by the raging whirlpool un
derneath. The pumps at the pumping sta
tion had boon stoppjJ on noticjni : the fall in
pressure , nnd the water was running to the
break from the reservoir nt the head of
Qlnn nvunuo.
The stop vulvo nt Twenty-first street was
closed , also the valves at Pacific avenue ,
Eighth street and the Northwestern depot.
This stopped the flow/ucd a largo gang of
men were at once put to work cxcavUtinir at
the corner.of Broadway nnd Twenty-eighth
streets to uncover the br ak nnd make "nec
essary repairs. The paving from Twenty-
sixth to Thirtieth streets was completely
undermined , nnd all travel was compelled to
cross the vacant lots on either side between
those two points. The damage will
amount to considerable , but the
exact amount can not yet be told.
Two , and perhans four blocks of paving
will have to bo taken up and rclald. Breaks
will bo repaired by this morning- and w.itor
service will bo furnished the ontlro city the
samn as usual. Aside from this break
other repairs will require several days to
repeat.
The only accident that occurred was sus
tained by Mr. Blrklnbmo , who was thrown
from his wagon at the corner of Broadway
and Eighth streets , about' : ! o'clock , by iho
telescoping of n wheel , which caught In the
electric motor traclr. Ho wa thrown violently
lently to the etono paving , alighting on his
right arm which was badly injured. Ho was
removed to his resldonca whore Drs. Lacey
and Green attended him. The elbow Joint
was found to bo broken and displaced , mak
ing an injury that will ha very hard to treat.
The break of the bone in the Joint will bo
very liable to produce a stiff nrrn. Mr. Birk
inbino will be laid up for some time , and his
accident Is doubly unfortunate from the fact
that it Is his right arm.
The plan conceived b.v E. Burhorn for en
abling people to got n valuable watch cheaply
is proving very popular. Join the club and
pay $1 a week and you are guaranteed a first
quality Boss filled case watch warranted 2 >
years , with best 15 jeweled movement ,
within 35 weeks. The option is given you to
choose a 14 caret solid gold ladles watch or a
half caret diamond mounted up into either a
stud or ring.
Bodino Hoofing. Birkinbino En
gineering and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl
at. , Council Bluffs.
>
Bechtolo hotolccntral location , flr&tclas
See Boodino Roollng if you are build
ing. Birlnnblno Engineering and
Supply Co. , 115 Pearl st. , Council
Bluffs.
Notice the bdautiful finish given col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
If you want a tasty nnd convenient
fence or railing nbout your residence
or lawn , use C. J. Bookman'a patent
locking bracket , as any panel can bo
readily taken out and firmly replaced.
Address C. J. Beckman , 28 Seventh
avenue.
you can buy latest style parasol or
umbrella at James & Havorbtock'a
cheaper than any place in the city.
Bodino Roofing will not crack or
split. Birkinbino Engineering and
Supply Co. , 116 Pearl St. , Council
Bluffs.
'
L. A. Caspar has this day sold to J. F.
Wilcox his interest in the vegetable
businesK , Mr. Wilcox assuming nil lia
bilities and collecting all bills. Mr.
Caspar continues his Moral business , as
heretofore. L. A. CAKl'Ait ,
Juno 7 , 1889. J. F , WILCOX.
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S. B. Wadsworth & Co , loan money.
nUlltilXQTON JTOUTB.
a. A , Tt. Kxnnralon lOnpfFnro For
tlio Itoun.l Ti P.
From August ! it to 28,189 , Inclusive ,
the Chicago. Burlington Lt.Qiiinoy rail
road will sou nt half rates or ono faro
for the round triu , tickets to Mil
waukee nnd return frorn.nU points on
its lines , on account of tlirf National G.
A. R. cncatnpmontnt Milvjjiflkoo. These
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy excur
sion tickets will bo good to return , Au
gust 27 to September 5.in.oluBlvo , but
by special arrangement , nn extension
to September 30 may bo obtained by
applying , prior to September 5 , to the
ngont at Milwankoo having the matter
in charge. Between Chlwpo and Mll-
wnukoo the tickets will bo good for
passage in either direction via the
Goodrich line of Htonmar * , the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway , or tno
Chicago & Northwestern R'v. Tickets
and further Information can bo obtained
of Chicago , Burlington' * ; Quincy ticket
agents , or by addressing P. S. Eustls ,
general passenger and ticket'ngont ,
Chicago.
Clio Hnmmnok Cart.
Warranted the easiest riding vehicle
on whools. Don't fall to see U and try
it. Sold only bv David Bradley & Co. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Badollot sells groceries.
M. Wollman , jeweler , moved to 638 B'y.
Dr. C. C. Huzon , dentist , Opera house
block.
Flro ! Flri-l Kin ; !
Flromcn nnd visitors get special prices nt
Mnndcl's furniture store , Nos. S23-.T o Broad
way.
way.Buy
Buy furniture , stoves nnd carpets nt Mnn-
dul's , 823-32.J Urondwny.
Rclow wo give names ofn few of the many
Patrons of the
Insurance Co.
In Council nluira and vicinity. The character
of tne pitioas named , ami the amount en
trusted bynch to the protection of the com-
piny , indicates the cinndcncu unjoycd liyltnt
iionio where Us manner of doing business is
1 ] nt known.
C. U. Dillln . 8 U < MO
l.nney IK-os. V Co . 37UJO
Charles lla islm . iit'.O'jt )
11. 1' . Morrow . ll'.O.V )
.lolin-Ucnnctt . li.rfio
William O'lla'.leran . f..Ol
Charles Shields . 7.7iX )
N. W. N.isli . 7.JW )
I.'A. Miller . (1.000 (
( Jeorge A. Fry . O.IKXJ
Henry Klscman & ( Jo . , . 6,00.1
Hnngart.WjltAs.NVles : . 2,0(10
U. Ij. Slmgnrc . . . . . . 4JVXX )
ItomnnCitliolIc Church . 4d,0u :
Jtoma'i Catholic Church. Westphalia. . . . 4 < > . ' 3
Carroll County Couit House . SI.IOJ
Abbott & Cooper . ai.lHX )
St , Francis Academy . : w,000
Cr.iver. Htoalu & .Austin .
T. M. C. Lopun . 1I.UOO
Deere.Vells & Co , . ; . 10 , 00
Ueorgo M. Williams . O.'OJ
S. 1) . Kollles . 8.CO )
O. U. Cnrpauter . 0,700
.Masonic Telnplo . O.oo )
Jlctcalf llros . . . . . . . . fi.wxi
C. A. lleobe Si Co . . - ? . - . . ! * . r.,001
S.S. Roller . a.iyM
NOTICK Whoa our policy exceeds Wi.o MJ.K ( )
on property su iject to destruction fcy n single
flro. tha o.-tcoas Is re-lnsiirau infftaeijcoinpanle.s.
'T ' MIT THE EAHTH !
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OH , NO.I ,
But wo jlo want the pcoijlp of , Western
Iowa to knovr tlmtrtho
GREAT BARGAIN SljiJE TORE
M oi
.SO. 1OO
Cor. First A VQIHIG , YaV-'vF tile largest
stock of BOO.TS untl SUO iS in. this
city. Thut 'wo always load in' popular
prices. That por.sous wanting1 reliable
poods can save money l > v trading with
us. S. A. PIERCE.
C , B , JAGQUEfriiN & GO , ,
f atclfflsieK Jewelers
Railroad Watch Inspectors
For Union Pacific , Chicago Jc Northwestern.
Chicago. ItocK Inland it Pacific , Chicago. Jitir-
JlnKtouucQuincy. Kansas City i ; .St. Joe rail
roads.
No. 27 Main St. ,
Omitci ) ISlufiS. ; ; In ,
CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE.
W. I , . HM'i'TON. Prop.
Elegant Kigs at Reasonable Rates.
Nos. 19 and 21 , North Main Street.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
D.H , MDDANELD & „
Hidesailn , Pelts , ! ool& Fun
iHSt market prices. Prompt return i. Noa
k'M and 2 Main St. , Council HluirH. Iowa
THE QUAKER JEM STORE ,
A. A. EffAStT , Proi > .
Honest Watohon , Clocks , Jewelry and Silver
wine. All cloanliiK and repairing under per
Renal hup.n'vfsion of the proprietor. Station ery
Toilet articles and I'crf inner/ , fine Watched
Tlmo Locks and Chronometers a Hpeclally.
110 MAIN ST. , Council llluITH.
EISEMAN'S WELCOME
Firemen and strangers visiting the oity during the Tournament and ,
all this week , are welcome to make themselves at home at
Henry Eiseman & Go's People's Store
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We expect thousands of visitors ann have prepared for them by em
ploying an extra force of help.
We will make everything pleasant and comfortable for you.
Strangers are welcome to leave packages in our care during their
stay in the city. L
Don't fail to call at our establishment. We will show you
The Largest , Finest and Best
Stock of merchandise ever shown in this western country.
You can saye your expenses while in the city by purchasing your
summer goods at ,
v GUUIGw vlUlvp
314 , 316 , 318 and 320 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
SPECIAL NOT1CE8.
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17V3H SA'bK ntnbnfgaln-CompletoVotorbnr
JP fixtures ; lap < S't mirror In Council llluirs ;
Ilium set of fixtures 1 1 tllo city ; must bo old
Immediately , aud nro consequuntly best bar
gain over oilercil Bnloonmi-u. Wheeler & Her-
eld , l.'H Knsc Urondwny , Council Illulls. _
/\Vifl ) A roan pony. rong'manTnnd tall.
branded "IV'on'leftliln. Suitable reward
will bo paid for return. J. A. Odell. 1U1U Blxtn
avonue.
WANTED WX ) plece se-ond-rianil carpet.
also all co 0(1 s : onil-lmml furniture. A.
J. Mundcl. Xo8.'R3 and H Hroiulwuy. _
nXCIIANQK Several goo.l farms to exchange
change rorCunsll lll'.ns Ion. Johnston
A : Vnnil'ntten , Everett block.
) Voung Inily stonosrarihsr nnrt
WA7JTB1)
typewriter would lUo a po-sltlim as clerk
In some office : bst of roforcncoj. AiUUiiss "C , "
Umnha Hoc. Council llluirs.
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TNTED , ntonce , n first-class rhlpper nnd
foreman m wholesale ngricultnrnl trap e-
jnent w.u-ehouse ; UOU3 but experienced man
need apply. Address . 1 lleo olllce. Council
( Hulls , giving references and name of Inst em-
ployer. *
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FOK SALE--No. fcOO Graham avenue. ] > t
MxluX ) . Now houso. Will take to.un or
cattle In p.ivt payment ; balance on ten years'
time , nnnimt p lymunt * , H per rent payable
nnmmlly. Apply to lloraca Kvorott. _
FOR SALK-Ou ca.iy terms , the bust located
co.il } anl In Council IJlu ft ) . -V ) feut track
age. E. K. Jlayni ? , ( ill ) Hroadwny. Council Illnirs.
7 10W3 for sale Will tiiko pay m grading nutl
\J IIIKrunt $1 per day lor man anil team , or
will take pay ic paining. Horace Kverett.
T\Vst < rry"bu'5lnFss hmua lor rjnt , No.Mil
IlnmiUvay , opposite Ogilen house. KiKjulro
lit 30 'Frank at. A. WooO.
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AltAHI' chnnco for u splendid investment ,
requiring euersv rather than Inr e capital.
A fortuuofortue right inun. Half interest In
th llnest practical patent ever issued. Ail-
drnsrt a wan & Walker. 4 1'oarl street , Council
Illutls. "
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mUAN'SKKli UNK ( Jtllck delivery lirt'.veon
JL Oni.inn nnd Council Illuirs. Household poods
nnd trelKht moved soje'v ' and promptly. Leave
orders nt Omaha olllce , GOi So. 1'ith st. ; Council
H. Beecroft.
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f > rmAsplendld mounted specimens rnro Birds
if. v/UUand animals from every cllmo. Jlust
bu'so'id nt once. Single or in cases. K. .1. Hrazce ,
first class taxidermist. Council llluirs.
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RT'Afj"i5stATB llounht and sola nn't ox-
changed. Spoclal attention ( 'lven to exam
ination of titles. W. C. James. No. 1U 1'enrl st. .
Council Illu irs. _
FOU SAIjB 7 room cortn e. corner Tnlrcl
avemiu nnd Uth st. Easy terms. W. C.
Jumes , IJ Pen n st. _
FOU KENT Kaiy terms two new five-room
houses , 13th nve. ustwoen Hlgn mid Third
sts. fell clienp if taken this week. Imnilro
owneJ. . Ulckey. 74J U. Wny. _
TTICJU BAbK Old estauiisso.l genar.il mer-
JL ? chandlw business , stocx , fixtures , wagons ,
etc. Good room nnd low rent. Address , J.
Dickey , 7I'J U. Way
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FOU HUNT Furnlsn r unfurnished largo
ten-room hous * . batu roiin , Kafurnaeo ,
etc. . at 111 > Willow ave. Kn-iulro at prumlsaj.or
O , II. Stlllman. flrown _ Jbloaic. _
I71HESH milk cows for sate or tr.vla for fat
-C COWH. Swan's Ktock yar.ls , Upper llroad-
> vay. Frank { Swan. _
T71OH IlENT LarKe double olllco over Frank
J } Levin's clg.ir store , U i Uco adway. Inquire
of Franlc Levin.
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STOP ! READ- THIS !
A new Clothing Store han been opened in
Council , Illulls. No old stock or old
Ktylcs. K very tiling strictly first
Chun. Come nnd bo convinced ,
1'osltlvely oue price and cash.
CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE ,
739 WEST BHOADWAV.
ESHELMAN.
OVEUtmNDKH & CKUHANJ
Are thoroughly prepared to take earn of homes
and carriaK ) s of all visitors to the Inke. Plenty
of slieds and stalls , and anlmils and carriairoa
will bo safely cared for. Charlies renaonablo.
Accommodating Uostlera on hand nlaht and
day. When you drive to the Lake , don t forgot
"OLD DAD/1
.CADY , D.V , S
ANIMALSi ,
rtoflSMficftincipfes.
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'eterinarianfbrCouncil Bluffs
> & Police Department
COUNCIL BLUFFS
BOLE A012NTS CULUUUUS UUUOY CO.
T
AT THE
Special Sale of Embroideries.
Special Sale of Embroidered Flouiicings.
The finest line of Flounclngs in the city. The prices g unranteed
the lowest. Examine bargains marked SOc , GBc. 89c , $1.OO , $1.23
and $1. GO.
Special Sale of WMte Go oils.
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Examine bargains marked Be , 6 l-4c , 8c , lOc , 12 l-2c , 15c , 18c ,
22c and 2Bc.
Special Sale of Rucliings.
Examine bargains marked 5c , lOc , 12 l-2c , 20c and 2Bc a yard ,
Also bargains fn Tourist Ruchlhg , fe l-2c , 15e and 26cva
Special Sale of Children's Xiace Caps.
Examine lots marked 12 l-2c , 2Bc , 33c , 37 l-2c , BOc and 7Bc.
Special Sale of I/atlies' Collars.
Examine lots marked Be. lOc or 3 for 2Bc.
Another ease of the Celebrated Fast Black Hose , lOc a pair ; every
pair warranted or money refunded.
One case of the finest White Bed Spreads this city ever saw for *
the money. Full size and extra weight. The price is only $1.OO ;
worth $1.37.
Strive to come early and receive a portion of the bargains.
Leaders and Promoters of LOW PRICES.
4O1 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
N. B , Mail orders promptly atttended to.
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300
RORSE POWER. Mills and Elevators
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
fjneolHciillonsnnd ( ntlnmtcs furnlBlic.1 for complete nlciim plant * . Itrjiulntlon , Jluralilllljr KuurnnteoJ.
Can Bliuiv letters from u cr < wlioro fuel economy la o < | iml with Uorllx Nnii-conilciiKliiK.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for catalogue , No. 510 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
J , D , KimuNDBOX. It. L , Siiwuitr ,
1'roH. Vice 1'res.
CHAR. If. HAK.NON , cashlor.
CITIZEN'S STATE BANKer
or COUNCIL IIUIKW.
Paid Up Capital . I If.O.fXXl.OO. .
Surplus
LlHbllll to DOpositou. . . . .
DliiicTou.s : I. A. Miller , r. O. niounon , R.
Bliniurt , i : . K. Hart , J. I ) , i'.dimmdbon. Cims. It.
llaniH'ii. Transact itonvrul bunking biiHlnem.
Largest capital and surplus of any bank In
( southwestern Iowa , Interest pn time depualtn.
MASONIC.
Insure In the U. S. Mnsonlu Ilcnovolnit
Association of Council JlliilTK , In , , ( ho
youngest , largest , chcapi'iit and bout plnu
of Musonlo Insurance In the world , that
conlliics Its membership to Us fraternity.
SUMMER IS COMING !
KEEP COOL !
Wliat Is Needed Is n Hood
GAS STOVE FOR COOKING ,
A Bl'M'.NDIl ) LINK 01'
GAS STOVES !
Just received and on exhibition at the ga com
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pany' * olllce. Untwielled for conveniences
AliHOlnlo uaftty. No ' odor , und above all , eco
nomical if properly' ed Call and exutulu *
tbeui whether you Intend rmrclmMiiK or not.
NO. 28 PEARL ST.