THE OMAHA DAILY BEEa JUNE 28 , 1889.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLTJFFS.
OFFICE. NO 12 PlS/Ulb STREET.
delivered brainier In Any Port of lioCltya
'Jwenty Cents Per Week. . , , „ , ,
II. W. TILflON. . . MAJUOKH.
. 0 > ricu No. 43.
NIGHT HniTon , No. .it.
itUNOU MENTION.
N. Yl'lumbln Co.
C. U. Muslo Co. , fi33 B'way.
Holler , tailor , 310 Broadway.
Evans' laundry , 72J Broadway.
D. W. Otis , city nnd farm loans.
Will Brown U the happy father , of a happy
nnd handsome boy.
T. E. Gavin mourns the loss of a silk um
brella , which a sneak thief abstracted from
his front porch ,
The social of the Second Presbyterian
ichurch Is to bo given to-night at the resi
dence of Mrs. Lutz 1'orln.
The benefit social announced for last evenIng -
Ing will bo given next Tuesday evening.
The proceeds will bo glvon to Mrs. I.V. .
Cooper.
The funeral of Isaac W. Cooper will take
place at " o'clock this afternoon , from the
residence , on Bcnton street , near Washing
ton avenue.
The Boston store nine went to Wnterloo ,
Web. , yesterday and defeated the Western
Stars , of Omaha , 0 to 0. Tlioy also defeated
the Bcakons , of Omahn 17 to 0.
The city marshal has notified owners of
property abutting on the alloy adjacent to
the city building that they must clean up or
be nrrcBted for maintaining nuisances.
Belle Henderson , the colored thief and
"fenco , " wai yesterday taken to Kansas
City by Sheriff ICcshan , of that place , where
she Is wanted for several jobs of crooked
work.
Ycsjorday morning L. C. Larson filed u
complaint against the superintendent of the
electric motor line for malicious mischief In
destroying trees In front of his property oi >
Graham avenue.
The barbers' cases have been again post
poned until next Monday. In the meantime
there Is llttlo anxiety felt by the Sunday
closers over the result , Last Sunday's pro
gramme will bo repeated if the opposition
barbers attempt to run their shops next
Sunday.
An alarm of flro was sent in yesterday
from box 31 , on South Madison street. The
blaze was caused by u tarkcttlo boiling over
nnd catching tire , where the paving is boiai'
rolaid on the track of the electric motor line
extension. The dntmigo did not amount to
very much , as the Ore was quickly extin
guished.
Several attempts have been made lately to
pass counterfeit money at various places on
Broadway. The police uro Inclined to think
that some ono has n slnglo counterfeit S10
bill , which ho Is endeavoring to dispose ot.
The plan thus far adopted Is to make a small
purchase nnd tender the bill in payment.
The bill is very poorly executed , nnd the at
tempt to "shove1' It has notresulted success-
fully.
k fully.Work
Work was commenced yesterday morning
excavating for the foundation of the now
Sapp block , corner of Scott mid. Broadway.
In lets than two weeks the walls of this
handsome structure will begin to rise upon
the site cf what has for years boon the most
wretched appearing corner in the city. The
changed nppcarniico of the corner , oven now ,
Is a great improvement over its former con
dition ,
A decided kick is being made ngalnst the
South Main street car accommodations by
the Chantauquu visitors. It is stated that
two horse earn nro all that are sent to moot u
train of live packed coaches , and n great deal
ot tedious waiting necessarily onsucs. Many
of the passengers prefer to walk to Broad
way to connect with the electrie motor cars
rather tlnyi wait for the second trip ot the
cars. U U suggested that the nomp.iny would
ilnd it u paying plan to run four or flvo cars
to the hut train to the Chautauquu grounds
during the remainder of the session.
llivvo our wagon call for your boiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
City 'steam laundry , o4 Main , tol. 141.
Djmli of I.V. . Cooper.
Notes und mortgages bought and sold ,
money loaned ; lire iusimmcc. Roborl
V. limes , ! 10 Pearl st.
The Now Ogden is catching traveling
men at $2 per day.
Council Bluffs Furniture company for
good goods at low prices. 407 Broadway.
Personal I'lirnarnphB.
Mrs. J. Rich , of Cleveland , O. , aunt ot
Mrs. A. J. Mandol , nrrivod iitid will spend
the summer months with the young coupln
nt 700 Graham avenue.
Mr. C. A. Atkins , formerly tnnnneor of the
telephone exchange ut IJcatrice , Nob. , has
arrived in the city und will assume charge of
the local olllco in a few days. Ho is a very
pleasant gentleman nntTIs highly spoken of
ns a capable business man In the southern
Nebraska city. Vance Lane , the present
manager hero , will soon leave for southern
Kansas , whom ho will visit relatives anil
enjoy a much needed rest. Dnrlag his four
years' stay hero ho has made many warm
friends , who will regret his departure. His
future location Is not yet announced.
M. B. Hfown loft yesterday morning for
Ills homo In Salt Lake City , after a visit of
nevornl dnys in the Muffs. Ho was accom
panied by Mias Maggie Mcoll.whoso brother
George is now working for the Western
Union at Suit Lnko.
Mrs. W. II. Troynor loft yesterday to
visit relatives ut F.Uls City , Nob.
It O. Wells loft yesterday for St. Louis.
"While here ho was the guest of II. P. Hult-
enhnur and family.
Kd Mott now taUos rank among the old
settlers ol Iowa , although not an old man.
Ho came to this state forty years ago ycster-
duy.
duy.S
S , B. Wnclsworth & Co. loan money.
J. G. Tipton , real ostuto , f > 27 B'dway.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan olllco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of nil kinds ,
nnd all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Btcnm nnd hot water heating , first-class
riumblug. Work in both cities , ffoiix Qiir
iiiiirr , CIS Pearl street , Council Uluffs.
The Court Doings.
The Jolinson-Doylo nssault case occupied
the time and attention of the district court
yesterday. Judge Deomor announced that
in u few days ho would read the calendar of
the probate court In Its entirety , aad that an
order would bo Issued requiring all guard
ians and.administrator * to report nt once.
Ho will announce the exact date before next
baturduy , It is stated that the day set will
bo either Saturday or Monday. Saturday
Will bo sentence duy for all criminals thus
far convicted this term.
A. Ovorton Illod a petition asking for a
permanent Injunction restraining the agent
of the Pud Ho house property from leasing
the same for saloon purposes.
A Thank You !
The car loud of Hour sent from Council
Bluffs for the relief of the Johnstown suffer
ers has been received , nnd the following
acknowledgement lias reached this city :
'
J.OJIXSTOW.V , Jung ? 3. Igs9. J
Mr. John Dohau.v , Council Bluffs , la.i
Dnar Sir I take grout pleasure in ackao wl <
edging thq receipt of your valuable contrluu-
tlon , forwarded by the relief committee of
your place to J. H. Scott , und placed in my
band * for distribution.
Express to .your coiiimlttea my hearty
thanks for their valuable co-operation and
interest la relieving the suffering In thlt vnl-
ley , caused by thn recent Hood , nnd believe
mo , yours very truly , J. L. SIUNOI.EII ,
Lieutenant Colonul und Aislslunt Command
ing ( icncral , .
Notice tlio beautiful tinlah given col
lars , oulfs and whirls by Cuhcndo I.uiu- :
firy compuuy.
CONTENTMENT IN THE TENTS
The Obautauqunna Enjoying Tholr
Lltorary and Musical Foaut3.
THE DOINGS IN THE COURTS.
Mnnawa Wants to Ho n Town of Itsolr
A llurjo AucountfnRVnntoil
TliunkH Krom JoluiH-
tciwn 1'cmuiialN.
Tlio COMORO of TontB.
TLo Chnutautiun drew nnotlior crowil yos-
toriluy. Not so.lnrgo ft crowd us Uio richness
of the entertainment morltcJ , but this Is because -
cause i > coplo do not ranll/a what they nro
missing , tuul because tno facilities for roach *
iiij ( the grounds nro not ns cheap and easy n
they should bo. The grounds can bo reached
by minis nt cortnln hours , Iciivlnt' Omahn ,
nnd also the Council UlulYs depots. IJusses
nro nlM running out each hour. Still there
Is n drunor for a motor train. If this Is built
another season will sco tit least 10,000 people
dally at the grounds. As It is thcro nro
ubouthnlf Unit , number dully , and oven that
on pleasant dnys only.
The crying , prattling babe stays In the
grout ntnimlthcutro by dny nnd by night. It
lironks forth nnd Insists on being lienrd
always at the wrong tlmo. The fond n.ironto
Is so busied In trying to hush or nmuso It , us
to overlook tliu fact that others nro not so In
terested In the embryonic genius nt In the
stngo Dorfonnors. Even these who submit
to an nil-night squall in n sleeping oar , com
forting themselves with the necessity of the
situation , join iho army of prumhlcrs at the
squall In the mnphlthoatro. The manngc-
mcnt should provide o nursing tent , and In
sist on tlio babes In the woods occupying It.
The entertainments thus far given have
delighted all. Yesterday was u rich day ,
but every dny-seems to be such.
The usual mnrninic prayers nt ( I : ! ! ! ) wore
conducted by Hov. E. L. Eaton. At 8 o'clock
the boys' ' and girls' mid advanced normal
classes mot In their usual places , and the ox-
nrclses wore ronducted by Uov. J. T. DockIng -
Ing and Uov. I. C. W. Coxo.
At It o'clock Dean Wright , of Boston , con
ducted the blblo study nt the tubernuclo.
IX'iin Wright is \vliolu theological show in
himself. Whoever thinks a blblo study Is
dry , tedious work will bo happily surprised
by listening : to Dean Wright. His classes
nnd audience have to give vent to enthusiasm
in npplauso und to emotions by tears and
laughter.
At the snmo hour Rev. W. Tranter met the
intermediate normal class In the Congrega
tional tout. It requires a personal visit to
each of these classes to realize the extensive
reach of the studies pursued , from the pri
mary , or junior class , to tlio assembly study ,
taking in the children , the youth and the
ndults.
Uov. Mr. Tranter devotes all his time to
the education of Sunday school teachers , a
department of great value in the Sunday
school university of Chicago.
At 10 o'clock , Prof. Cumnock met his
classes in elocution. At II o'clock ho gave
nn entertainment of dramatic uml humorous
rcui'ings. Ho ranks at the Ucad in bis linn.
Ho docs not indulge In the vocal contortions
so common with cheap elocutionists. One
forgets him wlulo he is reading or reciting ,
and is lost in the piece itself , but never for
gets him or the selection afterwards. Ho is
u strongly emotional man. and fools as well
us uots. One of hi * pupils , In stopping from
the class room , apologized to u friend for her
eyes being red with weeping "I've Just been
in Prof. Cumnock's class , and I couldn't help
it.Vhou ho reads some passages you can't
keep from crying. "
At 1 : i0 ! p. m. Doan Wright reviewed the
work of the Greek class.
At 2:30 : p. m. the Fisk Jubilee singers gave
u concert. Their reputation has suffered
some from tlio numcruiiti cheap , troupe , like
these genuine ones only In name. The singers
now hero are indeed sweet ones , and their
concerts havu been most heartily enjoyed.
At 4 o'clock p. m. Dean Wright lectured
before the minister's institute ort "The
Pauline or Filth Gospel. "
At 5 o'clock Prof. C. H. Cooper gave a lec
ture on "Tliu Anti-Slavery Agitation. "
Following tills caino n concert by the Na
tional band. The b.ind , which gives con
certs daily. Is n grand one. Every day there
is a call for a repetition of "Tho Hunting
Song , " in which the buying of the hounds ,
the sounds of lire arms , cruel : of the whips ,
hurrahs , etc. , are distinctly heard.
The Apollo club , of Om.iha , gave one of
their choice concerts last evening , under the
direction of Prof. U. 13. Young.
To-day another spread of good things is
offered.
At 11 o'clock the Schubert quartet , uf
Chicago , gives u concert.
At 2iO : ! p. m. there will bo n band concert ,
to bo followed by u lecture by Hon. Will
Cumback on "Invisible People. "
At 4 o'clock this afternoon Uov. T. M.
House , of Omaha , addresses the minister's
institute.
This evening the Flsk Jublleo singers give
another concert.
No
When persons Icoop cool and uses our
' 'Sun Dial" gas stoves. Four holes ,
roaster iinfl. btikcovon. Costs 7 coats
nor hour when running full blast. Now
York Plumbing Co.
M. Wolluitin , jeweler , moved to 533 B'y
Dr. C. C. Razon , dentist , Opera house
block.
Wnitt n Town.
The latest move niado by the parties inter
ested in the present and futuroof Lake Mnn-
nwa Isjn the right. A petition , signed by all
the property owners and lease holders at the
lake , to incorporate the town of Mnnnv.v. ,
has been tiled In the district court. It U
proposed to take in n traut four miles square ,
embracing the lake nnd all land bordering
upon it. The reason assigned by the peti
tioners for this move is that tlioy desire to
have some control over the resort , nnd that
sueli control Is necessary to the successful
operation of the place.
They desire to have a full board of town
ofllcciB , magistrate and constable , sn that all
offenders may bo properly and summarily
dealt with , an well as that certain needed im
provements may bo mudo and necessary reg
ulations passed. Tno proposed town site
docs not extend as far north as ttio southern
city limits , but will take In the entire lake
frontage. The property owners are pf the
opinion that the formation of a town there
would result beneficially , nnt only to them ,
but to the visiting public ns well. Bettor fa
cilities nnd hotter order will bo among the
ilrtit things assured.
The tough characters who are Inclined to
gather nt this resort whenever any special
feature Is the attraction , will bo more closely
looked after and an infringement on the
rlchtb of visitors will bo Immediately set
down upon. Certain privileges that nro now
managed by anyone who so desireswill then
bo under the contvol of the town board. All
of the Interested parties nt the lake nru
anxious to Itavo the mova successful. It Is
understood that the court will decide upon
tha question to-day , The petitioner have
employed attorneys to see the ca e through.
Money loanud on furniture , pinnos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of value at low niton of Interest. No
publicity ; fair anil honorable dealing.
A. A. Clarlt & Co. , olllco COP. Broadway
and Mf.ln , over American o.xpre&s.
Cull on the Btrkiiibino Engineering
nnil Supply company , 115 Pearl street ,
Council muffs , In. , and examine thn
Bodino roollng. It will pay you ; sam
ples 60nt on application.
Uoforo 11 IH Honor.
In police court yesterday morning nolle
Smith , charged with drunkenness , was re
leased from custody on condition that she
leave the city at onco. She claimed that shu
had removed all her household goods from
the city , nnd was gains wuy to stay. This
was welfoma news to tlio police , to whom
the woman hvd given a g6od deal.'of trouble.
She is the wife of u telegraph operator. Shu
had n llttlo girl with her , who was her oom-
punlei : whoa urromuJ ,
P , Swo.-ni'y VTM booked for disturbing the
pence. When Sweeney wont homo about 10
o'clock Wednesday night , ho tried to awaken
ono of his hired men to put up Ills team. The
man refused to bo awakened nnd Sweeney
pulled him out of bed upon the floor. The
man objected to this trcajmcnl n > lil JJS,8trci |
followed. The court advised HwcCiYoy to
pay the man what wages were duo him ami
let him go. The order was compiled with and
Sweeney was discharged.
Several drnnl < 8 nnd vags were disposed of ,
nnd the Impecunious ones sent out to worn
with the street giftig.
lochtcloholcicontrot ) locationfirstclnsa
WnntH Monny or R Horse.
B. J. Donnhoo , nn omnloyo of Mrs.
Murphy , who lives ncur Mnnawa , Is
wanted for horse stealing. Donahoo was nr-
rested Wednesday nt Mrs. Murphy's re
quest , but she afterward relented nnd ho
was released. Yesterday morning she
wanted him recaptured. It scorns that Dona
hoe was sent to Omaha to sell n horso. y\io \
buyer proffered n chock , but Donnhoo would
not accept It. Ho loft thannlinal in a stable
nnd returned to the Bluffy After another
visit to Omaha he catuo homo , saying Unit
ho tind traded the horse for n cow , which
would be hero Sunday. Ho stated that the
harness was nt the express odlce. An in
vestigation proved the falsity of the story ,
nnd now the police are looking for him. It
is believed that ho sold the horse nnd spent
the money which ho received ,
Attention , Sir Knlghta.
Special conclave of Ivanhoo commandory
No. ' 17 , K. T. , this evening1 , for work In
order of the Temple and Malta. Sojourning
sir knights courteously Invited.
En MOTT , Commander.
Important lloul Kstnto Deal.
An Important real estate deal was made
yesterday by George Mctcalf and J. It , Illco ,
by which they became the owners of the old
Taroox property , located on the road leading
to the dcat and dumb Institute. This la ono
of the ilnest tracts of suburban property In
Council Uluffs. It comprises twenty acres ,
covered with nursery stock and ornamental
trees. Connected with the deal are some
Important projects for that portion of the
city. It is well known that the two gentle
men nio largely interested In the proposed
new electric motor line to connect the two
cities via the Union Pncitic bridge , nnd the
line runs through this tract. It Is not in
tended to plat it into small lots ,
but it is to ho used for su
burban residences , and the probabilities
are that within u very short time some of
the finest homes In Council Bluffs will bo
built there , chlelly by Omaha people. The
tract Is grandly located , looking upon ono of
the finest panoramas in the city. It is
bounded on the north by Woodbury uvonuo ,
on the south by Twenty-ninth avenue , and
South avenue passes through it. 'Ibis pur
chase IB looked upon as conclusive evidence
that the second electric motor line crossing
the river is assured , and It Is proposed to defer
for the southern portion of the city what thn
urcscnt motor line bus done for the western.
Water in Grout Drminil.
About 7 o'clock lust evening the flro de
partment was again called out to extinguish
n lire ut a couple of burns owned by Samuel
Bluckmun and occupied by J. W. Kelley on
Upper Broadway. The building was llrod
by some children who wore playing there.
Blackmail's barn was completely destroyed ,
but two horses which were inside were
saved. Kelley hud a buggy nna two sets of
harness destroyed.
This lire again demonstrated the
fact that the mams in the su
burbs are either too small or clogged up.
The pressure secured was altogether inade
quate and almost useless. Water could not
bo thrown ton feet , nnd it was twenty min
utes by the watch after additional pressure
was called for , before a perceptible increase
was noticed.
The recent flrcs in the outskirts present
strong arguments in favor of returning the
steamers to active service , nna placing the
elephantine truck on the retired list. Yes
terday's pressure was strong enough
to burst the mains on Pearl street
und Fifth avenue , still the lire protection
in the suburbs was altogether inadequate.
The matter calls for a thorough investiga
tion nt once , und certain changes should bo
devised to Insure the protection for which
annual taxes are levied. The flro dopurt-
inent claims that the waterworks company is
to blame , and the latter Insists that , the flro
department should use something smaller
than n 1-lnch nozzle on a 4-inch main. A
careful examination and investigation is
needed , and the council snould attend to it nt
once.
C. B. Trunk Factory moved to Chapman's
old stand. Largest trunk factory in west.
Bodino roofing will hist longer nnd
give better satisfaction than any roofing
nnido ; will not crack , curl or split , and
innUos a perfectly solid joint on the en
tire roof. Birklnbino Engineering nnd
Supply company , 115 Pearl street , Coun
cil Bluffs , In.
lea cream at wholesale. Louie & Mctzgar ,
G'JS and ! J27 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
IF not1 remedied in season , is liable to
become habitual and chronic , Dr.iHj
tie purgatives , by weakening the bowels ,
contirm , rather than cure , the evil.
Ayor's I'll Is , being mild , effective , and
strengthening In their action , are gener
ally recommended by the faculty us the
bust of aperients.
"Having been subject , for years , to
constipation , without being able to lind
much relief , I at last tried Ayer'H Pills.
I deem it both u duty nnd n pleasure
to testify that I have derived gieut bon-
cllt from thulr use. I''or over two years
past I havu taken ono of the.su pills
every night befuiu retiring. I would not
willingly bo without them. " O. W.
Bowman , iG ! East Main at. , Carlisle , 1'u.
"I have been taking Ayor's Tills nnd
using then In my family since 1857 , and
cheerfully recommend them to all in
need of a mifo but effectual cathartic. "
John M. Hoggs , Louisville , Ky.
"For eight yours I was afflicted with
constipation , which nt last became no
liad that tha doctors could do no more
for mo. Then I began to take Ayer'H
I'ills , and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action , so that
now I am in excellent health , " 8 , I * .
Loughhrldgo , Ilryan , Texas.
" Having nsod Ayer'H I'ills , with good
results , I fully Indorse them for the pur
poses for which they uru recommemlpil. "
T. Connors , M. ! > . , Centre Ilrldgo , 1'u.
Ayer's Pills ,
BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer Si Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Gold by II Uruggliti and Dealer * In Medicine ,
| /nUCVand | nil urinary troubles easily , quick-
MUI1C I ly and wifely cured byDOUTUKACap-
bales. Several CIINVH cured in BO van Unr8. Sold
at 11.50 pur box , till drugging , or by mall from
Doctuau 41't'K ( ' 0. UVhlt ut N. 1 iMlldlreo
1011B
'TipTHE ' EARTH !
OH , NO !
But wo oo want the people of Western
Iowa to know that the
GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE
KO. 100 MAIN bT. ,
Cor. First Avoiiuo. carry the largest
stock of BOOTS and SHOES In this
city. That wo always load in popular
price ? . That persons wanting' reliable
goods etui save money by trailing with
Ud. S. A. PIEHCE.
FOIt IliNT-A : seftuiW atory front room , wit
Jiloovvi M r-LnVM l'-5K ' cJlco
„ - , - ,
cacimnggk inp3di > 75..I'onfti'linluir , . ! T
"TflOUSAIiKAii'ukiior nr.op , good location.
-L1 A good business t r gome ono wlthsmnll
cnpltixu Address II SO , llco ulllco , Council
llllllVH.
WANTKD Flvo men to solicit for the Se
curity llnildln and Lonnn'so'latlon. of
MlnncapolK IillieraU compensation. Cull on
or address Kil B. WuriUmanuger , Ugdon House ,
Council IlluITs. < a
ANTBD fiOOplecw og so ond-hand cixrpet.
also nil cooit * > cond-lixna ( furniture , A.
J.Miimlcl. Nos.iKStnnd itii llroiuhvuy.
T710U KXCItANOK Several good farms to ox
JL' chnngo for Council Illnifs lots. Johnston
& Vnn 1'ntton , Kvcrctt block.
AKAHi ; clmnqo for a splendM Investment ,
requiring energy rnthor thnn largo cnpltal ,
A fortune for the rljrht mtin. Unit Interest in
the finest prnctlcnl pMont ever Issued. Ad *
dress Bwnn & Walker , < 1'enrl street. Council
UlnlTs.
OK UKNT-Storo ronui. No. 18 Mam st.
utter July 1. N. 0. Jnmes , 10 Pearl sU
f lmj JVO 4 rfV L 14 ItUll lllr HUU mf 1M Illltt VA-
J.V changed. Bpoclil attention given to exam
ination o ? titles. W. C. James , No. 1U 1'c.irl St. .
Council llluira.
FOIl HUNT Ka y terms .two new live-room
houscR , Ititli avu. between lUitn and Third
Bts. Bell chonp If taken this week. Inquire
owner. J. DlcUoy , 7W U. Wuy.
TTOH SALIJ Old catnuilsScil fronoral mor-
JL' chnndtsu buslnc . BtocK , fixtures. waigonR ,
etc. Good room and low rent , Address , J.
Dickey. 71'J II. Way
FOIl HUNT Furnlsn rnnfurnlnhed lixrRO
ten-room houss , bath room , tms , farnaco.
etc. . nt 015 Wiilow av < \ Ilnqulro at premise3or
O. II. Stlllman. llrown ulock.
T7KIl HUNT Law ) double olllce ever Frank
JL ? I.ovln's cU'ar storeOi llco adwny. Inquire
ct Frank l.ovln
\\TANTr.D-Kvorybody In the city to remain-
' T bur Handel's bargain furniture storu Is
the place to buy your goods. 0 and : r5 ? Ilroad
way.
T71OH iTfiNT Three untarnished rooms suit.
aJ nblo far light housekeeping. 1013rd avenue
J. D. KUMUNUSO > J. K. L ; SniinAiiT ,
1'res. Vice Pro fl
CHAR. H. HANKAN . Cashier.
CITIZEN'S STATE BANKer
or cou.scit , IIMIFF * .
Paid Up Capital $ iriO.no3.in.
Surplus T ± \OOO.UJ.
Liabilities to Depositors. . .Tr > , oyO. < iO.
IMliKCTcms 1. A. Miller. V. O. ( JlciiBon. E. L.
Shiifc'art , K.K. Mart , .1.1) . Kdmundson. Clms. It.
Hannau. Transact Rcnerat banking business.
Lnrnost capital nnd surplus or any bank In
southwestern Iowa. Intsrcst on time deposits
OVEHLAND15H fcOHF.IIAN
Are thoroughly prepared to take care of horses
nnd carrliiKes ot all visitor. ! to the lake. 1'lenty
of sheds and Htnlls. nnd animals nnd curilacoj ; ;
will be safely cared tor. Cliarie < i reasonable.
Accommodating Hostlers on hand night and
dav. ' When you drive to the Lafco , don't forgot
"O'LD DAD/ '
DADONIC. .
Insure in the U. S. Masonic Itcnovoloiit
Association of Council Illnft's , In. , tlio
joungi'st , Iargc < fc'rit'ancst ) unsl best nl.in
of Masonic Insurance in tlio world. Unit
con II lies its momhcrsliii ) to its fraternity.
HidesJalloWi Pells , Wool& Furs ,
Illghrst m arkct prices. 1'rompt returns. Nos
u n ndi- ! ! Mum st. ; Council llluirn. Iowa
Tuos. OKFlcnit. , . V. H. M. POJB
OFFICER PiiStr.
.BANKERS.
Corner Main and Uroadwny ,
COliNUlLi IlIjUKPS , IOWA.
Dealers in foralgn S.n < 1 domestic exchange.
Collections made und Interest paid on timeilo-
pohlts. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tlov/Lookoof / Moths ADesmestes
CRYST AL.I5A.
It consists of snow tvhitu Hakes. A produc
tion from Coal Tar. I'HHFtJCLT/l' IlAUM-
I.KSS. Free from oil. acid or uny substance
that would hunn the most delicate fabric or
feather. It evaporates without leaving any
residue. Hkllli moths while camphor merely
drives them uway.
p > BI1ASBBf !
Solo Agent , Council llluffs.
THE QUAKER JEWRRYSTOBE ,
A. A. BIAKT. Prop.
Honest Watches , Clock' ) , Jewelry and Silver
waie. AH cleiinlmt an.l repairing under per
Konul supervision of the proprietor. Stationery
Toilet articles and Perfumery , flna Watches
Time Locks ini'l Clttauomotsrs a Kpaclally.
110 MA IN ST. , Council llluirs.
I' liVFKY
bH WSaSl E
230 HJtO VI > WAV.
Centrally located livery ami boarding stable
Ilest accommodations In the city. Spoelnl at
tention to transient custom.
AV. A. HAYS , Prop.
Telephone Stable , 77. Ken. 82O.
CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE.
W. L , PATTON , Prop.
Elegant Rigs nt Reasonable Rates.
NOB. 10 and 21 , North Main Street.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
GEORGE METOALF ,
IlBAfc KSTATE.
No. 10 Pearl St.
. .PAPER. HANGINGS.
ANI > " * * * *
Artistic Decorations !
AT PETER C , MILLER'S. '
Nos. 11 and 13 Pearl St.
A BIG LOT OF YELLOW JERSEY
and Nansamond
and
Other Vegetable Plants.
By J , R , McPHERSON , GROWER ,
Vegetables , Vegetable Plants ,
Fruits Etc ,
East Pierce St. Council
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over Jucqucniin'-i .Jcu'clry.Slore
The Most Modern Novolltls in
Electric Trusses , Belts , Chest Pro
tectors , Etc ,
Agents wanted.
C. IS. .VUDD ,
IJelow we give names of n few of the many
Patrons of the
Insurance Co.
In Council UlmTs and vicinity. The character
of tno patrons namc.l. and tlio amount on-
trustml bj- ouch to tne protection of the com
pany. Indicates the contldencu tfnjoyocl by It at
home where Its manner of doing business Is
best known.
C.l > . Dlllln $ ,03D
l.uney Bros , & Co 3TI30 (
Charles Uaughn W.OjO
U.I'.Morrow l , i.V ) )
John Ilennett 11.750
William O'Halleran H.10J
Charles Shields 7,700
N. w.Niisn 7ir ! > o
I. A. Miller 0.000
( IcorgoA. Kry o.uoo
Henry lllseman 4s Oo 6,000
Klmgart.WultAc Wles L'.CCO
K. I * . SmiRnrc 45,000
iloman Catholic church 40,013
HoiniiuCatholic Church , Westphalia. , , . 40.000
Carroll County Court Hoiibo lii.iOO
Abbott & Cooper 2I.COO
M. Franc.1 * Academy 20,000
Cr.iver. Stcelo i : Austin 20.0M
T. M.C. I-opan ll.iKW
Docre. WelPa&Co 10iOO !
dcortje M. Williams P.CO'J
e.D.Kohles ts.fOl
O. H. Carpenter d.700
Masonic Temple 0.003
Jletculf Ilros oiKXJ
C. A. lleobei Co r.,000
8. S. Keller 3510
NOTICE When our policy exceeds f j't.ouu.no
on property subject to destruction by a 8ln lo
lire , the oxceaa la re-lnuiml In other companies.
J. M. PALMER
IIAHTIIE CHOICEST LOT fjr
SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY
In the city. Ollt edged opportunities to imme
diate Investors und homo BcoKern.
UO 1'carl St. Council illnfTs.
You Aje : Invited and Welcome
While in the city do not fall to
call on the
store and see the finest and best
Music Hall on the Mo. slope.
Come and take a look at our
large stock of Pianos and Organs
and all kinds of musical instru
ments up stairs and down stairs.
1'03 Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
- Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates
BlRKlNBl NE-
H. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Building , Council Bluffs'Iowa.
MI IR7 JUS CG ° ' th ° Ponco.Olllco ever American Express , No. 41
NQO n U iM- Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
QTHIMP Ki CIIWIQ Attornoys-at-J tiw. Practice in the State and I-'od-
O \JI1L. I . Ot OIIVIO oral Courts. Rooms 7 und 8 Shugnrt-Heno Block ,
Coiijicil BluffB Ioiya.
nFn U QT | | I MAW Attornoyat-La\v , Hoom 4 , Second Floor , Brown
ULUi rli. O I ILLIVIMM Block , 115 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , la. Will
practice 11 State und Fudoral Courts.
RSTBELLINGER & BELLINGER--
IMMENSE ARRIVAL. OF
Swiss Embroidered Flouncing
The prices the lowest over scon ; from 3O to OO per cent less
than asked by other dealers.
PARASOLS AT RUINOUS PRICES ,
Hosiery , Mitts and Gloves.
Prices to suit all. The most complete stock in the city.
Hose from lOc , 3 for 2Bc. to $1.2B a pair.
Our guaranteed Fast. Black Hos"o at 20c , 83c and COc , beats thfl
world. Every pair warranted or money refunded.
Mitts and Gloves from lOc a pair up.
IN GENT'S NECKWEAR
Wo show the most complete line in the city. All the latest styles. Ail
examination will convince anyone. A manufacturer's stock bought
for spot cash , which will be cleared out at our usual low prices.
GENT'S ' WHITE SHIRTS
At2Pc , 40c , BOc and 62c } ; bettor value , never handed out to a cus
tomer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
In Treble Xiiieiis , Crashes , Towels , Napkins ,
Muslins and Sheetings ,
An examination will convince you that the Boston. Store is head
quarters.
ARE YOU FOND OF READING ?
The Boston Store will give away frbo this week with every cake
of Balsam Fir Soap , the complete work of Robert Elsemere , also the
Battle of Belief , by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone , all for 2Bc. Ono
cake of Soap and the two volumes all for 2Bc. The soap itself is sold
all over for 2Bc ; Robert Elsmei'e for BOc. For 2Bc , one quarter , takes
the lot.
lot.KEMN
KEMN ANTS AT'REMNANT ' PE.ICES !
Lenders and Promoters of LOW PRICES.
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300 LIGHTING ,
HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators
AUTOMATIC CUT-
Epcclllciillonannil miniates frtrnlshol frr cmnplotn etpnm iilnnt * . Uojtiltitloii , Pimibllltjr ftunrantgo 1.
Cuu lmw letter * from utcra wliuru fuul economy I * c < jiml with CorlltH .Vmi-coiuli'iit'liiu.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for catalogue. No. 510 Potirl Street , Council UlulTu.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
BO OKS YOU OUGHT TO CONSULT