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v THE OMAHA DAILY BED31 ] WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12 1889. THE DAILY BEE. OFFICE. NO 12 PUARb STKI2I3T. JCcllvcrcdbywirrlcr In Any Part of bo City a 'J \ \ only Cents lverVcofc. . II. W. T1L70N. . . MANAGER , 7ELii'HONKS : nudturps Orriae No. 41. Monr EtiiToit , No.a. MINOH MI3N110N. N. y.Plumblng Co. C. B. Music Co. , B3S. Holtcr , tailor , 010 Broadway. EvanV laundry , 7 1 Broadway. D. W. Otis , city nnd farm loan * . The patrol wagon Is out of the paint ahop , nnd will appear in the parade Inallltsgor- gcousncss. A uurringc license was issued , yesterday , to Charles H. Hitchcock and PhffiboJi Wing , both of this city. Fireworks will be ono of the attractions nt Manhattan beach at Lnko Mnnnwu every evening during the tournament. W. 1'nttcrson , n fugitive from justice , was nrrcstcd hero yesterday morning. Ho is wanted In Omaha , and will bo taken over there this morning. . Homo pcoplo will plcnso wait until next week bcforo buying their shoes ns Adams' shoo trade is monopolized by the firemen and strangers in the city. These who como to Council Bluffs to at tend the ChaulauiUn should got off nt the transfer depot , where they can make connec tions with trains direct for the grounds. Deputy United States Marshal Wyland has in H , J. Mullcr , from Ilarlan , on the charge of violating thu internal revenue law. Ho will bo held to the next federal grand Jury. The local branch of the A. O. 11. will give n ball this cvrnlng in their hall at St. Jos eph's academy , corner of Fifth nvcnuo ana Sixth street. All nro invited to bo present. One sturdy yeoman , living near I'Jum Hol low , was in tlio city yesterday for the first time in ton j oars. Ho was going over to Omaha , which city ho had iiovcr scon , al though ho has lived so near it for thirty years. Rev. Dr. Cooley filed a complaint , \ ester- day afternoon , against Joe Dnrull for selling obscene pictures. The pictuics were sim ilar to the usual cigarette advertising cards. Barall gave bull and will have a hearing this morning. The Madison street paving force was in creased yesterday nnd last evening the \\ork wan completed. Fnirmount park and its many beauties aie thus again thrown open to the general public and especially the visi tors to iho tournament. * A light of plate glnss , 72x111 inches , was sot , ycsteiday , in the window of Cory & Con- over's and A. B. Walker's real estate nnd in surance ofllco , on Pearl street. It is the largest window in the city. It icquired the services of six men to set it. The W. C. A. ladies nave arranged for furnishing menls nnd lodgings in the Merriam - riam block during the tournament. Three meals will bo served dally at ilj cents each. Ice cieam , strawberries , cake , etc. Cots will bo provided for lodgers. The proceeds nro for the benefit of the hospital. Arrangements have been made to feed from 800 to 1,000 pcoplo at the Ogden house. 'J ho dining loom accommodations huvo been in creased so that about ono hundred and Bovcnty-fivo can bo fed at a sitting. Similar arrangements have been made at the other hotels , restaurants and boarding houses. The forper , W. II. Leonard , turns out to bo H. B. tay ) , and is wanted in sevoiul places. His identity was established by means of a letter irom a prostitute , found In Ills pockot. Ho admits that his name is not what ho gave it. Ho is confined in the county Jail awaiting a hearing , nnd will very likely go over the road. Permits have been issued for scvoial ol the better class of buildings this week. F. H. Smith will put up tin eo $1,000 cottages in Ferry addition ; J. A. Murphy will erect n $3,000 dwelling In Cochran's sub ; Amos lhllllps ? will build a $1,000 cottage In Central sub ; Elmer E. Allen , H.OOO cottage in Snck- ctt's addition : E. L. Squlro will begin at once tlio erection of an $ oUOO business block and two $1,000 cottages. About twenty-five special police Ijave been put on duty , and three of the regular force , Oniccrs Kemp , Thomas and Josl.1 n , have been mounted , nnd nro doing excellent work in pa- trollng the icsldenco portions'nnd isolated quarters of the city. Some of the specials are ox-pollcemcn , and are well qualified , but some are worse than useless , ns was the ono who walked up to Broadway from the Hock Island depot yesterday afternoon to inqulro if ho should arrest n dead drunk who was lying on the sidewalk. It is stated that it is dlfllcult to Eueuie competent men for the place. Notes nnd mortgiifjci bought and f > od ! , money loaned ; lire insurance. Robert V. Inncs , 30 Pearl st. Have our vrngon call for your soiled clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. Money leaned at L. 13. Craft's & Co.'s loan olllco on furniture , pianos , horses , wagons , notional property of all kinds , nnd all other articles of value , without removal. All business strictly conn- dontiul. Danplor vapor sto'vos at cost chanffo location , Shugart & Co. , 211 Broadway. Try now Metropolitan rooms and table Have your old furniture upholstqrod * 'good as now. R. Morgan , 702Broadway. * Woolsoy & Long paper rooms neat , quick , cheap. 31 Main , tel 203. Botlino Rooting will stand as long as the building. Birkinbino Knginoorinff nnd Suuply Co. , 115 Pearl St. , Council Blulls. You can buy latest style parasol or umbrella at James < fc" Ilavorstock'a cheaper than nny place in the city. 13echtclohotolccntral location , 11 rstclas _ Sco Boodlno Roofing if you are build ing. Birkinbino Jinginooring and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl st. , Council Dlutfs. Hoislor's Oyster Bay chop house and rcstauruntday and nightCOS Broadway. Dr. C. C. Ilazon , dentist , Opera house block. Bodino Roohng. Birkinbino' En gineering and Supply Co. , 116 Pearl ut. , Council Bluffs. If you want a tasty and convenient fence or railing about your residence or lawn , use C. J. Bookman's patent locking bracket , as any panel can bo readily taken out and firmly replaced. Address C. J. Bookman , 728 Seventh avonuo. ' Sudden Oonth. The death of Mr. Peter West comes with startling surprise. Only last Thursday ho was apparently hale nnd rugged , nnd was busily engaged on the carpentering work of the Chautauqua amphitheater. While thus nt work ho was drenched by n shower , and evidently caught cold. The following day ho was up and about , but foil badly. It speedily developed into pneumonia. Sinking into an unconscious condition , ho grow feebler rapIdly - Idly , and yesterday breathed his last. Mr. West was born in Swodon. For eleven years ho was connected with the institution for the deal and dumb. In this city. Two years ago ho revisited the old homo , across the water , whoio the aged father and mother BtJH live. Mr. West was a sturdy , honest man , of kindly heart and excellent morals. Ho had a wide olrclo of friends by whom ho Was most highly esteemed. HO lias a cousin living hero , Miss Nelson , but no family , Ho leaves a snug estr.to of several thousand dollars. Ho was an honored member of tbo Mnsonlu iratcinlt1' , a Knight Templar and u member of Kxcolblor lodge , The funeral services will taUu place this afternoon at St. Paul's church , undur the unsplccs of the Masons. City Etoara laundry , 84 Main , tol. 141. THE FIGHTERS OF FIRES. The Freedom of Council Bluffs" Gor- , dlnlly Extended to thorn. THE TRADERS' EXPOSITION. Tlio Success or Fnotorlcs Smidcn Dentil of i'otor West Gradu ating Kxcrclncn ol the. Institute. Tlio Firemen. The Aremon began arriving on ycstenlny morning's tnuns , and by evening tlioro wore several hundred of them in the city , not withstanding the belief that but few would arrive until this tnornlnir. The companies which arrived curly la the day were Du- buquu paid llro department , eight men , un der Chluf Kolnfrld ; Cnarlton department , ten men , Chief Howard ; Albla department , fifteen men , Chief Moore ; Euimcttsburg , llvo mun , Chief \VnrnUo ; Sioux City , ton men , Chief Kcllogtr , and smull delegations , the advance guards , of the visitors to como from AlnrshalUown , Avoca , Mount Ayr , Ilarlan , Ucd Oulf , Fort Mrullon , Dcnlson , Cedar Hapids and Iowa falls. The I'omplor corps , of Chicago , spent the day in looltlnL'about the city. They will plvo an exhibition to-night and to-morrow ovcnlr.gs at 7lit : ) at the now Elsonmn block , showing liow llioy reuoh the top of the high est blocks with their twelve foot ladders , and rescues people from the upper floors of burning uuihlliics. Several pieces of apparatus arrived yes terday , in advance of their companies. Hand engines were received fi om Storm Luke and Avoca , unit hose reels from Hod Oatt and Lyous. The Hod O.xl : curt will ap pear in the parade , but will not bo used in the races , as Hod O.nt does not support a running team this i cur. The decorations were completed about noon. 'Jhoy nro on a vci.v extensive sonic , ana add veiy mntori.illy to the appearance of the bushiest portion of the city. Uumlsomo window designs appear at the Boston store and the store of the Council Bluffs Carpet company. At the former place , one window is dovotcd to a lire scene. A hose company Is laying a line of hose , and nc.ir by is a burning building. A ladder is raised to thereof roof , and at the top is a fireman dliceting a * stream down upon the flames. On the ground Is another pipemau playing upon the smoking ruins of a fallen building. Several other firemen aio busy laying hose , connect ing with hydrants , etc. The whole sccno is very realistic , from the burning building , with its smoke-stain cd walla , to tbo inlnla * tura firemen and their apparatus. In the window of the caipat company is iv hand somely decorated hose iccl , showlag the load of regulation hose , fully equipped and icady for a run. The exterior decorations nil nlonfe Hioadway and Main street uro very extensive , and these streets are a continued line of handsome designs. Tlioro is block after bloclc of bunting. Hags , etc. , nnd so ucnorully is the plan or decoration adopted that individual mention would bo impossible. The final arrangements for this morning's piograniuia wore completed ycsteiday by Col. D. 13. Dalley , chief marshal , his aides and the executive committee , und the cntiro forenoon will bo devoted to the parade. The following is the general progjanime : The chief of police with mounted police force wl'l ' picccde the column. The UodOaic band. The chief marshal , assistant marshals and F. M.Kohror , mayor of the city , In carriages , followed by all other aistliicuishcd and in vited guests ; city council , city and county olllcials and Judges in carilagcs. First division , with Omaha Uro department on the right and nil other firemen from Ne braska and other .states will form and assemble - blo on Klghth street with right resting on First avenuu. facing north. Second division , composed of 11 the com panies and organizations coming ever the Chicago. Burlington & Qulncy line of rail road , will form in rear of the first division , on Eighth street. Third division , composed of all companies and oreaniziitlonn arriving over the Chicago. Milwaukee Si St. Paul railroad , will form on Willow avenue , with right resting at junc tion of Eighth street. Fourth division , composed of all companies and organizations cdmlug ever the Chicago &Noithwestern railroad , will assemble on Willow avenue , in rear of third division. Fifth divis'on , composed of all companies nnd organizations coming on the Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific railroad , will term on First avenue , with right resting at Junction of that uvonuo with Eighth street. ' Sixth division , composed of all companies and organizations coining ever the Wabash railway will form in the reur of the Fiftn division on First uvonuu. Seventh division will Include nil compan ies coming over the Sioux City and Illinois Central roads , and will form in rear of sev enth division on First avenue. Eighth division will bo composed of the Council 13luffs department and will assemble on Willow uyonue , In rear of Fourth di vision. Ninth division , composed of the mutual protectionists and farmer alliance lodges and association of Pottnwattamlo county , followed by all other mounted associations , will assemble on Pearl street , with right resting on Willow avenue , facing south. All companies and organizations taking part and place in the column and line of march will bo expected to bo at their places in their piopor division promptly at 9:30 : a.m. The chief maishul rccommenUs that each division select its own chief and commander , who shall supervise nnd arrangn his division , teforenco being had tosenlorityoi companies and to beauty of line. The chief of each company or organization or such other parsons as may bo designated will act as assistant marshal and will report piomptly at 9:80 : o'clock a. in. at headquar ters wheio suitable mounts will await them. The chief of police will furnish four mounted policemen whoso duty it shall bo to patiol Broadway from the Methodist church to the bridge west of the Noithwostcrn de pot at proper intervals from 8 o'clock a. in. until after the paradb has been dismissed , for the purpose of keeping that street clear ami unobstructed so that the motor line and street cars con pass freely without being hindered or in any manner impeded , and tlio greater necessity for this duty is the preven tion of accident and to sccuro perfect safety to tlioBO who may bo on that street. The liao of inarch will bo as follows : The head of column will rest on Eighth street nnd First ayenuo and will move north on Eighth street to Mynster ; east on Mynstor to Scott ; 1101 th on Scott to Washington ave nue ; east on Washington aveuuo to First street ; Bouth on First street to Broadway ; east on Broadway to Frank , whcra the column will countermarch on Btoadway to Main street ; bouth on Main street to Fifth avenue ; west on Fifth avcnuo to Eighth street : north on Eighth to Broad way ; east on Broadway to Pearl ; south on Pearl to Willow uvcuuo nnd the public square where an address of welcome will bo delivered by M. F. Uohror , mayor of the city , with suit- ublo responses by President Eaton nnd others , which will end the forenoon pro gramme. ' All those who have been oolcctod as aides will report at the association headquarters promptly at 0 o'clock a. in. D. 11. miLur , Chief Marshal. Prizes of $75 and & ' 5 are offered for the best appearing companies in tlio parade. The programme for the afternoon is as follows ; 1 p. in. Trial of steamers ; first prize , on time , § 100 ; .on distance , state trumpet and 2 p m. Frco for all Nebraska hose teams , three or inoro to start ; first prlzo $125 , second end prlzo $75. 3 p. m. HOBO race , 41 class ; llrst prlzo ? IS , second prize $75 , third prize ? 00. 4 p. m. Trial of hand engines : llrst prize 5150 , second prize flOO , third prlzo S50 ; Jlrst prize on distance , state broom uud 8150. second end prize $100 , third prtzo $ .53. C ii. in , Free for nil Nebraska Jiook nnd ladder teams , three or moro to start ; first prUe eioo , second urlzo ? 50. b p. in , I'ompior corps : first prize $1T5 , second prize ? 2o. Last ovenlui : the meeting of the board of control was hold nnd rules adopted for guidance during the tournament , 'rhenium- bora of the boui d are the ofllcors of the Btuto association , nnd nro us follows : CJ. W. Eaton , president ; C. W. Neal , first vice president ; James Agnoxv , second vice- president : J. Ii , Johnston , third vice-presi dent ; A. b. I'llTuny , tecordlng eocretary ; B. O. boulo , nnanclai secretary ; H. O , Johnson , " treasurer ; John Toinuloton , corrcspjuulog Tlio Tlilrflt-SInkora. Severn ! of tbo saloon men got "on their car" ycstcrdnv morning , anil for n whllo the outlook for n grand row was promising. As it was , the trouble went no further than n vigorous kick , and then the difficulty was satisfactorily explained nnd adjusted. It all arose over the closing of Dave Cray's ' saloon on South Main street. The Ovorton saloon cases wcro taken * up when district court opened In the morning , nnd iho budge dis pensers resumed their old cry of favoritism nnd discrimination , nnd urged that n move ment was on foot to close the saloons , except these of a certain favored few , ana throx" the Immense trade that would bo had during the tournament Into the pockets of these favored ones. Iho ntmosphoro was very murky and oppressive for a while , nnd the excited snloonists uworo by the powers that boor that If any such move was to bo made they would unite In crushing the monopo lists. They would swear out search war rants for the places that wcro allowed to run , nnd would shut up every saloon in the city ns tight as n drum. Dan Carrlgg was the helpless individual charged with being the nutliorbf all their woo , nnd sovorarof the disgruntled ones waited upon him nnd stated their case. Ho denied any connection with the matter , nnd soothed their rufiled feelings after a while. It Rooms that the report that such a move was intended was a canard , started solely for the purposoofwarmlngupthcsaloo uincn. the closing of the saloon roforrcd to was simply the result of regular proceedings In the district court , and there arc several moro to foifow. The cuso under consideration yesterday was that of Ovorton vs Inman , charging contempt of violating an Injunction of tlio court. Finest lee Crciim in city. Drioabach'a iloublo iKii'lorSjJa Main st. Notice tlio beautiful linisb given col- liivs , cults and shirts by Cascade Laun dry company. S. B. Wiuhworth & Co. loan money. Botlino Roofing will not crack or split , Birklnblnu Engineering and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl St. , Council Blulls. _ The New Ogden is ditching traveling men at &J per day. Firot Flrtil Fire ! firemen and visitors get special prices at Maiidel's furniture store , Nos. U2J-825 Bioad- way. Buy furniture , stoves and carpets at Man- del's , 323-U'Jo Broadway. For mllllnory go to Friedman's , 409 Broad way. Closing out sale of children's white nnd colored dresses , at low price , at Friedman's , 409 Broadway. Special sale of ladles' lawn wrappers at Friedman's , 409 Broadway. You can save 50 per cent in millinery nt Friedman's , 409 Broadway. Money loaned on furniture , pianos , diamonds , horses , buggies or anything of vnluo at low rules of interest. No publicity ; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co. , olHco cor. Broadway nnd Main , ever American oxpresj. No Implosions When persons keep coal and use our "Sun Dial" gas stovea. Foui- holes , roaster and bakeovon. Costs 7 cents nor hour when running full blast. Now York Plumbing Co. Badollot sells groceries. M. Wollman , jeweler , moved to 538 B'y. J. G. Tipton , veal c&tato , 627 B'dway Stranger. Council Bluffs is the best city in the union for safe investments. Consult Rhodabock & Peterson , 20 N. Main St. , for rare bargain . The TrndeH Display. The ladies having in charge the trades dis play have done most nobly. A very largo nnd attractlvo exhibition was opened last evening in the masonic tomjilo hall. Space docs not permit an cnumerat'on ' of'tno articles , or hardly of the classes. Almost every kind of merchandise has been con tributed by generous dealers in all parts of tbo country. These are well displayed and various booths are established , at which articles are disposed of for the bonellt of the Chautauqua and the hospital. The admittance to this wonderful exposi tion is free from 10 a. m. until 0 o'clock p. m. In the evening an admittance fco of a dime is charged. There will bo dancing in the evening , for which tickets can bo purchased during the day at the C. , B. & Q. ticket oulco , coiner of Broadway and Pearl street , or at the door In the ovoning. All persons holding tickets to dance will bo entitled to one chance in the Eureka road cart. A very fine top buggy is to bo voted to the most popular fireman. There are a largo numbci of articles which will bo disposed of by chance. Farmers should not fail to BOO the display of machinery nnd implements. An opportu nity is presented them of securing a culti vator , a plow , or soma equally desirable im plement , for fifty cents. No visitor to the city should to visit the trades' exposition , and all will bo made wel come. Fireworks at Manhattan Beach , Lake Manuwa , every ovening. [ Additional Council Dlnffs on fifth Payc J JJelow wo ghe names of n rawof the many 1'atrons of tliu Insurance Co. In Council lilnira and vicinity. The character of the patrons namol , and the amount en trusted by each to the protection of the com pany. Indicates the coutldenct ) enjoyed by it at homo where Its manner of doing business Is nest known. C , D. Dlllln I 40,000 i.uney Bros. A : Co 87,000 Charles Itaughn no.OGO H.l'.ilorrow 10,050 John Dennett , I''fiO ' William O'llalleran C/.CK ) Charles Shields 7.700 N. W.Nusn 7.UM I. A. Miller . . , 0.000 OeorgoA. Fry 11,000 Henry Ulsoman to Co 5,03) ) B > iiiBart.Wuitfe\Vle8 J. ' . 00 K. It. bhiigan 4XW < Jlomrm Ciitlioltc church 41',0'JJ Hainan Catholic Chinch , Wostp lalia . . 40.00 } Carroll County Court Housfi SUJ Abbott A ; Cooper , Sl. < 0) St. KrancH Academy UOOOO Cruvor. Htuelt ) te Austin JWKX ) T. M. 0. Logan 11.1100 Deere , WellHfeCo , lO.Slio ( leorure SI. Williams. . . , UOJ ( B. I ) . Kohlcs , B.COO O. H. Carpenter , 0,700 ilttBonla Temple , B.OOJ Me teal f llios , ( ) , ( XX ) C. A. Ileeba \ Co fi.OOO S. H. Keller , U.KX ) NOTICB When our policy exceeds Wi.OdO.IO on property subject to destruction by a ainiilu llro , thu excess la re-lnsurea In other companies. MASONIC. In tlio U , S. Mnsonlo lienoolcnt Association of Council HliiflV , lu. , tlio youtigrht , largest , cheapest ami best plan of Masonic Iiisimmco lu tlio world , that I'onllncs Us inciiiliei-slilp to Its friitemlty. J , 1) . UllMUNIISON. 15. It. HlllKJAllT , 1'Jos. Vice 1'rea. CHAR. K. UANNOU. Cashier , CITIZEN'S STATE BANK Paid Up Capital . . . . . . . J50.000 00. Surplus . % ooow. Liabilities to Dutiosltors. . f25.OUO.UO , lllitCTOits-l. A. Miller , 1' . O. Oleason. 15. u Buugttrt , 1S.K. Hurt , J. I ) . Hdmumleou. Clias. U. Hamicn. Transact general Uauklnt' busluosa , capital and surplus or uny bank in Iowa. Interest on tluiu dopoalU. SPEC IA .NOTICES. SlnDoinplcto aotoTbnr fixtures ! lurgoiBmlrrorln Council Uluira : finest set of n.xuuojlfl' tlio city ; must bo sold immediately , ana ar&usonsoquoutly best bar gain ever offered snt&fthmcn. Wheeler & Her- old , 134 East Uroad jj Council lllullg. OO\V8 for snip WlU take pay In Brnding nnd tilling nt B per day tor mnn and tcnm , or will take pay In ptitntinff. Horace Kvorett. "IJ10U SALn-Annrf'KKrnngo horse , suitable 42 for family driving. Call on or addrcos J. W. llbon , 4-il tjtnttsmno ; street. WANTr.D-fiOO ricM og so-ond-haml carpet , also all good sBWnil-hana furniture. A. J. M mlel. Ko.i. : cnrt ; ) < l'U3 ; Ilroadwajr. T710H P.XC1IANGR Ssvcrnl good farms to ox JL1 change for Council lllniTs lots. Johnston le Van 1'ntten , Everett block. "IT10K SALE No. SOO Oralmrn avenue. Lot a : ( WxllU Now house. Will tnko toftin or cattle In part payment : bainnco on ten years' time , annual payment * ) , 8 per cant payable annually. Apply to Hornco Everett , rpwo-story buMncrsTTonso foF'rcnt , . No. 200 X llromlway , opposite Ogden house. Enquire nt KM 1-Tnntt st. A. Wood. AHAUR clmnco for a splendid Investment , requiring energy rather than dirge capital. A fortune for the right man. Halt Interest In the llnost practical patent ever Issued. Ad- drosA &wan& Walker , 4 Tonrl street , Council muffs. _ mUANSFUK JjlNi : Quick delivery Dotwoon JLomina and Council llliilTa. Household poods and rrolRlit moved s.ifolv and promptly. Leave oidcrs at Omaha olllco , Mi So , 1'Jth st. ; Council JllulTs 7 N Mam. II. llcecroft. f ) ( \C\I \ ispleiulld mounted upocliiicnsraro Dlnls < s/\/V/Uaml animals from every cllmu. Must bo sold at oncn. Single or In cases. F. J. llruzoo , nrst class taxlilermlst , Council IltuiTa. RKAIi"KSTATK llouglit and sola nnd ox- changed. Sparlal attention Riven to exam ination of tltlos. W. C. James , No. 10 Pearl St. . Council nluirs. FOll SAfjIJ 7 room cottage , corner Tnlrd avenue and Uth st. Easy terms. ' W. C. Jnmcs , 10 Pcnrlst. FOll HUNT Kaiy terms two now live-room lionies , 16th nve. between ItlRii and Third sts. b'cll cheap If taken tins week. Inqulio owner. J. Ulekoy , 74J II. Wuy. TTIOH SALE Old onabllsSoil general mor- -L. cbaiullsu business , titocK , tlxturos , wagons , etc. Good room and low rent. Address , J. Ulctey.710 II. Way POIl HUNT Furnlsn r unfurnished largo tenroomhouse , bath room , uns , furnace , etc. , at Ol'i Willow aw. Enquire at premlses.or O. H. Btlllman. llrown block. _ mlllc ciws for sale or trade for fat JL ? cows. Swan's stock yards , Upper Uroad- wny. Frank Swan. "HIGH HUNT Largo double olllro ever 1'rank JL1 Levin's cigar itoro , 0 ! llro adway. Inquire of Frank Lovln. IOWA STATE Firemen's ' Tournament CounciljBluffs , la. K- Tuesday , - Wednesday , Thursday and Fr iday June 11 , Ig ! 13.and 14. Purses Amounting to $4,500. ONE FARE FOR BOUND TRIP ON ALL RAILROADS TWIT THE EARTH ! OH , NO ! But wo do want the pcoplo of Western Iowa to know that the GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE NO. 100 MAIN ST. , Cor. First Avenue , carry the stock of BOOTS mid SHOES in 'tlm city. Tiiat wo always load in popular prices. That persons wanting reliable crooJs can save money by trauincr with us. S. A. PIERCE. CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE. W. L : I ATTOiV , Prop. Elopant Rigs at Reasonable Rates. Nos. 19 and 21 , North Main Street. Council Bluffs , Iowa. THE QUAKER JEVRBY STORE , A. A. 1IAKT , Prop. Honest Watches , Clocks , Jewelry anil Silver wiiio. All vltmnliiR mill repairing under per somil xnpjrvlaloii ot the proprietor. Stationary Toilet articles and Perfumery. 1'lno Watches Time Locks nnd Chronometers ft BpecinUy. 110 MAIN bT. , Council Illuirri. No. 27Vjain ) Street , Over Jacqucnilii'H JTotvulryHtoro The most Modern Novolltla In STOP ! PAD ; THIS ! A new ClotliliiKifitntro 1ms been opened in Council lllnirs/'No old Htocfc or old styles. KvatjtliiiiK Htiictly flwt class. Come Juul bo convinced , I'osltlvelyjjuo prlco nna canh. CHICAGO CLOTHIfIG HOUSE , 738 WKST HHOADWAY. E SHjgLMAN. ; 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 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. Don't fail to call at our establishment. We will show you I nfl I QI"ftf0lJ ( * CRBUQ f dUffl OflJ T MSB Lnlpbif NIIBol dllu 060 ! Stock of merchandise ever shown in this western country. You can save your expenses while in the city by purchasing your summer goods at s 314 , 316 , 318 and 320 Broadway , Council Bluffs , LADIES K I HA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS AHU INVITED TO CALL AT Mrs. 0. L. GILLETT'S ' iiiorin And see her nno line ot Hair Goods. FINEST HAllt OHNAMENTS In tbo city. WlpH , licards , etc. , for llrnt oroalo. aiutband Coylo and Mycra Urense 1'nlnts. Hair - > . > * . VIM Dressing. Ktc. No. 29 main St. . Council III till * Orders by mall rucoivo promptattentlon. PAPER HANGINGS. AND AT PETER C , MILLER'S. ' Nos. 11 and 13 Pearl St. A BIG LOT OF YELLOW JERSEY and Nansamonii CaI > biiKO am ! Other Veptablb Plants. . FOJ6.SAI.E By J , R , McPHERSON , GROWER , Vegetables , Vegetable Plants , Fruits Etc , Enst Plcrco St. Council muffs W. H. M. I'UJE OFFICER & PUSEr. BANKERS. Corner Main and llroaihvay , COUNCIL , BI/UFFS , IOWA. ncolers In foreign tnd domestic exclianso. Collections made and interim paid on time de posits. OV llImNDKIl & 0111311 AN | Are thoroughly prepiirod to take earn of horses and carrtut'ea of all vlnitors to the lake. I'lonty of sheds and stnllj , and animals and carriages will bo afely cared for. Choices reasonable. Accommodating hostleM on hand night and day. When jrou dilve to the Lake , don't foruoc ( JlilJ I ) A lit DH , McDANELD & G0f Hides , Tallow , Pelts , Wool Furs. . IIIghrNtm nrket prices. Prompt returns. Nos I'OundtCJ Main st. , Council Uiuirn. Iowa la CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY. NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 A. J ) . HKHSMAN. K.lBTEVEN.S HERSMAN & STEVENS , FUNERAL * DIRECTORS. ( Successors to Morgan , Keller & Co. ) SPECIAL , ATTENTION GIVEN TO EN1SAEAIING. I\VK OAIIICV A FtJIil , IJNE OF ( WOOD : CLOTH : AND : METALIC : CASES. JOPEN AT ALL IIOUIIB OK DAY AND NIUHT. ( auw. an CUOAUWAV , oouNoiii FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. 'BOOKSYOU OUGHT TO CONSULT nil PAINT * n You Are Invited and Welcome While lu the city do not fall to call en the store and see the finest and be st Music Hall on the Mo. slope. C : > mo and take a look at our large stock of Pianos and Organs and all kinds of musical instru ments up stairs and down stairs. 103 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS. - - IOWA. SIZES FROM 25 TO 300" I HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF CpcclRciitlousnnd nsthmitcH fumlnlioil for complete elpnni plnnU. tlugnlntloii. Durability ( 'narnntccJ. Cun allow litters fruin uscrJ wlicro fuel economy l equal wltli C'orllm Non-coixlcniiliiK. E. C. HARRIS , Agent , Send for catalogue. No. CIO Pearl Street , Council Bluffs. g ETJHijJARY " * " ' ' " * " " X ff"7l' ft' H "G VW"1 Til f" NlTIHMAliY . .CADYt D.V. 8 lfcrLfflMi ANIMALS. ro pollcoDepartmflnf.