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6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ffitiPNESPAY , SEPTEMBER 25 , 1889.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OI'TICIC. rsO 11 ! I'HAKti BTIUSKT.
I : tllmedbr carrier In Anr Part ot ho City a
'I wrnly Cents PerWeok.
II. \ -TimON. . . . MANAQEII.
TKLKPHONKSl
Ii'FiNifCR ) Omen No. 13.
NIGHT Kuiron , No. 83 , _
MINOR MI3NT10N.
N. Y , P. Co.
( Jlciison conl ,
1) . W. Otis , city and fnrra loan * .
Council muffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Uoston store leads them all. Dry goods.
Carbon Coal Co. , wholcsnlo.rotnll.lO 1'oarl.
J. C. Hlxby Is moving his ntoam lilting nnd
plumbing cstabllslimont Into tlio Morrlam
block.
The mcmncrn of tlio Second Presbyterian
church nro looking for a pastor to toke mm-
IstorUI charge.
Tlio funeral of little Everett. A. Lncy took
plnco .vestonlay from tlio family residence ,
No. IbOl Nlntu street.
From 0 o'clock thU evening until 0 o'clock
to-n orrow evening Frledmnis's store will bo
closed , on nccounl of holiday.
Mrs. Mitchell has Just returned from the
east whcro she 1ms purchased an unusually
flno line of now ( 'ooils for Friedman's milllii-
cry department.
Tlio t-'ons of Veterans entertained a largo
party of fi lends Monday evening nt n very
enjoyable party nt U. A. R. hull. Everything
passed off most delightfully.
Mrs. Pliojbo Tcrwllligcr died Monday at
KuttoCity , Mont. , agea eighty-two years.
Bho was llm motlior of H. S. Turwllllijor , of
this city , and was formerly u resident of the
Bluffs.
It Is stated that the trnvollncr men of the
city will donate $25 to the Jlinmlo DnVls
fund. This amount was leftover from the
amount raised for their " .Drummers' Day"
parade.
The $1.000 lace bridal vail nt Elsomon's
was sold last nlght.to an Omaha laily whoso
name Is withheld by request. It will re
main on oxblbltion to-day and bo delivered
to-morrow.
.7. F. Johnson , a real citato and loan agent
of Walnut , has nsslgncd to C. L. Luboult.
The n"sctB are real cstulo In loxvn , Nebraska
and Minnesota. The liabilities amount to
obout laid.OOO.
The finest mllllnory display over seen in
this city will bo tnat now being prepard by
Mrs. Mltcholl for Friedman's mllllnory de
partment. Tlio date of the opening will bo
Announced soon.
Mrs. I'hocbn Torwllliuer , mother of 13. S.
TcrwIlllRor , of this city , died Monday nt
Butte City. Mont. , aped b2 years. She for
merly resided hero , and bait a largo circle of
acquaintances In this city.
The funeral of Mis * Nora Gloason took
plnco nt 0 o'clock yesterday morning from
Bt. Francis Xnvier's church , ami was at
tended by n lart'o number of the friends of
the deceased. The remains wore Interred in
the Cnthollo cemetery.
Superintendent Kcynolds , of the electric
motor line , is nursing ti bruised shoulder and
stiff neck , the result of an involuntary
backward tumble out of a burrey. Ho was
putting on his overcoat when the norse be
came frlchtened'and started to run , throw
ing him out. It was a fortunate escape from
a more serious injury.
The miiyorjiow announces that the effort
of the council to pass the vetoed grading
resolution over his head failed to connect ,
notwithstanding the fact ho so announced it
nt the meeting of the council Monday even
ing. It. had but four votes nnd required
five to carry. It is stated thntl it will
come up ngaln , and the necessary Votes will
bo forthcoming.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
will open their now room , No. 301 Merriain
block , this ( Wednesday ) afternoon , nt 3
o'clock. An attractive feature of the pro
gram mo will bo a nunor by Mrs. Uloomcr en
titled "Uomlnlsoni'os. " which will be of
rnro interest. All ladies interested In tem
perance nro cordially invited to bo present.
By order of secretary.
Marrlngo licenses were issued yesterday
to Ingctnan .Tacolson and Christine Chris-
ttanson , both of this city ; .Tamos F. Srothun ,
of this city , nnd Martha A. Waddcll , of
Troy. Kans. ; Simon A. Schack and Emma
D. Nelson , both of this city ; nnd F. G.
Prouty and Ellen M. Rltclno , also ot
Council Bluffs. The latter counlo were
married nt the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. G. W. Crofts.
In district court yesterday , the case of
Dlcltcv vs. city of Council muffs was con
cluded. The plaintiff sued for 83,500 dam
ages , the result of a change of the grade of
Lower Broadway. The Jury retired at 11
o'clock , and after being out five hours , re
turned a verdict for the city. No other
cases in the day's assignment were ready
for trial , and no business was transacted
during the afternoon.
Owing to the immense crowd which carne
to view the grand oponfng nnd exposition at
Henry Eisomnn & Co's. , last evening , nnd
found it Impossible to gain oven standing
room , the proprietors luwo decided to keep
Intact the same display , continuing this
prand free show each ove'nlng this week.
They wish to accommodate the many from
Omaha nnd vicinity who failed to vain ad
mittance , nnd extend a cordial invitation to
nil. Goods will bo sold to accommodate
those who dcslro to mnko purchases.
*
Desirable dwellings for rent nt mouorato
prices. K. ( I. Slioafo & Co. , rental agents ,
Broadway and Main streets , up stairs.
AlivilyH nil 5'linn.
If. you wl.sh to purcliaso a good and reliable
watch 25 per cent less than club rates , and
on easy terms , then call at once nnd muko
your own selection at C. 13. Jacquomlu &
Co. , 27 Main street.
C. 13. steam dye works , 1013 Broadway.
Docipsoy & Butler candy factory , 105
Main street.
Winter & Monroe , sign painters , 410 B'wy.
C. 13 , Music Co. , 53S13roadwny.
Rasmusscn sells wall paper at co t ; also
painting done ut low llgures. No. 13 North
Main. _
Tlio Itnznar To-nlchr.
Tl.o following musical and elocutionary en
tertainment will bo given this evening nt the
Masoulo temple In connection with the other
attractions of the German Catholio ladles
bazaar :
TAUT I ,
Overture . Dalby'a Band
Cornet solo , original , . , . Wllllo Murphy
Trio . Misses Bella Snyder , Alma Pfoif-
fcr , Lerni Mcrcon ,
Solo , . . . . . Miss Felloutrotor
puot . Messrs. F. Wescott. P. Pasohall
Bolo . , .Miss Bella Snydar
Select reading. . Miss Stepnanlo
Solo , . , . Mr. F. Westeott
The admission IB only ' . ' 5 cents. Supper
served at 0 p. m. Dancing after the concoi t.
Now Pacific House , best hotel In the city.
II. M ) nor day. Meals U5a
Flno dressed chickens. O. Mottaz , Tel. 173.
*
Tube paints 7 } oat Chapman's an. storo.
More IiullutmontB Itotiirncd ,
The grand jury lias returned six more
Indictments. Ouo Is against James Mo-
Intosh , two against David Dunklo , two
gainst Duuklo and Mclntoah Jointly , and
one against another party , who Is not yet
wrested for forgery , The cases against
Dunklo and Mclntosa are also for forgery.
It U charged that they made false returns on
wolf scalps , forging the affidavit of a justice
of the pence , and securing bounty on scalps
that were not In their possession. Both
parties are well known In the city and ad
jacent country. Molutosu 1s uow In jail , aud
buuklooutou ball ,
The other party against whom an Indict
ment was returned Is very well known In the
city and moves in good society , ana the uowa
of his fall will couio as a surprise to aiauy.
Ilia uumo cau not be given uutll ho 1s placed
Under arrest.
Ladies' knit slsirU , all sizes , at the Council
Bluffs Knitting works.
NO WARNING REACHED HIM ,
A Donf and Dumb Boy Struck by a
Train.
HIS DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS.
IIo Turned Ills llonil n Second Too
Jjnto A Ulnputo As to Who
Owns ttio Mint.
KtUnil on the Hall.
The Incoming limited train on tlio North
western , duo hero at 0:17 : yesterday morn
ing , struck and killed a man near the rip
rnps , three mites north of the city. The acci
dent occurred on a sharp curve , and the man
was not seen until the engine was within
three car lengths of him , The whistle was
blown , but the man was apparently deaf , as
ho paid no attention to It , Ho turned his
head just bcforo tlio train reached him , and
attempted to get out of the way. Ho stopped
over the rail , and another stop would have
landed him in safety , but the end of the
bumper struck him on the hip , knocking hltn
several feet.
The train was backed un nod the boay of
tlio unfortunate man taken aboard , as ho
was dead when the trainmen reached him.
Death was undoubtedly Instantaneous , us
Ills back nnd log were broken , and the shock
of concussion was severe.
Coroner Watnrman was summoned , and an
inquest hold. The verdict was that the de
ceased cnmo to his death from being struck
by onglno No. ( ISO , belonging to the Northwestern -
western Hull road company , nnd that no
blnmo could bo attached to any of the em
ployes.
* iTlio name of the deceased , as Indicated bv
jortain papers in his possession , was Ulchard ,
tiscr , nnd it Is qultu certain that ho xvas
loaf and dumb. Ho was apparently about
ightuun years of ago and was dressed In or-
Unary working clothes. Ho were dark
bucked pants , dark vest , brown coat , brown
lannel shirt , blue tlo with polka dots and a
> lnck slouch hat. Ho was auiooth-faced nnd
veigl.ed about olio hundred nnd thirty
niunds. In his pockets were found the fol-
owing scraps of paper ;
"September 18 , 18SO. To conductors :
Please lioln this Door boy over the road. Ho
s deaf and dumb uiul wants to go to Otnalm.
lo has u brother on ttio Union Paclllc.
SVKES. "
This was Indorsed.
"To conductors : I think this is straight.
This boy has a brother that Is conductor on
the Union Pacific named Kisor. If you can
do anything for him you will greatly add to
bis thankfulness. On. AMES. "
On another piece of paper was the folliw-
.ng : "My brother is on the Union Pacific
railroad. Ho lives in Omaha. " And another
icr.ip contained this : "I caino from Fort
iVayno , Inu. I worked in a candy factory.
Do you know Lewis Fox ? Ho is the super-
"ntcndentof the candy factory. "
The remains were taken to the undertak-
ilg establishment of Field & Estcp , whcro
.htsv will bo held to await directions from
olutivcs.
Tha voting ol the hat andcann for the most
eliablo locomotive engineer is causing con -
ildeiablo excitement at the fair hold in Ma-
ionlc temple tuis week. The ruco is hot ,
Union Paclllo two points in advance.
S. B. Wndswortb Ss Co. loan money.
Dwelling for sale on easy payments. Also
building lots at lowest market prices. Call
and examine our list. E. II. Sheato & Co.
The New Ogdcn , Council Bluffs , finest and
largest hotel in western Iowa. Special at-
entious to commercial men.
Attend the W. 1. Bus-collcge , Council Bluffs.
ICcatlngprescrlptloii8 and drugs , 503 li'd'y.
House mid lot for $1. Buy your tickets in
; rand drawing so we will not have to defer
nfllc. See notice la special columns , this
page.
Resolved by the Hoard of Trad" .
The following nro the resolutions passed
by the board of trade regarding the Now
Ogden , nnd tlio reports now in circulation
lorogntory to that well known hostelry :
To the Board of Trade ot the city of Coun-
:11 : IJluffa , Jowa Gentlemen : Your commit-
.eo of forty , invited to lunch nt the New
) frden In said city on the " 2nd Instant , sub-
nit tuo following report :
Resolved That A.V. . Etter , Esq. , the
iroprietor of the Now Ogden hotel , wo found
i gentlemanly nnd genial landlord ; that the
entertainment furnished by him was most
excellent In every particular , and that the
tfow Ogden nnd its appointments are first-
class in nil respects und deserving of the
most liberal patronage from the traveling
mblic.
Resolved Further , lhat wo do herewith ,
on behalf of the board of trade nnd of this
committee , return to the proprietor of the
Now Ogdcn nnd his corps of able assistants ,
our thanks for the uniform courtesy shown
us while his guests and do most cordially
recommend his hostelry to the patronage ot
tlio public and to all others who may have
occasion to visit a Ilrst-cluss hotel in this
, : ity. That the secretary of the board bo
and Is hereby Instruccd to forward a cony of
these resolutions to A. W. Ettor , Esq. , pro-
iriotop of said hotel Respectfully sub
mitted. Signed ,
Lucius WBIJ.S , Chairman ,
And thirt.v-nlno others.
A true copy Attest :
15AK HUM XKVF.LY , Secretary.
Como nnd sco the lamb at the Masoulo
temple , which is to bo voted to tlio meekest
jutcher. It Is fatted for the slaughter , und
ts bloat is heart-rending.
Tim Elseinnn I
Last evening witnessed the close of the
Elseman opouiiifr. The attendance was cron
larger than tlio previous evenings , nnd it Is
estimated that one-third of the people were
from Omaha. There were many now feat
ures nmong tlio displays that had been ar
ranged during the day. Dalboy's band gave
n concert , nnd among tlio numbers were
several now pieces by Mr , Oalbey.
After the closing of the store the Messrs.
Eisomnn bamiuotod tholr olorks nt the Pa-
cillo house. There were sixty of the young
ladles und gentlemen present , and covers
were laid for ono hundred. While the
banquet W.IB being enjoyed Mr. Franklin ,
the handsome door walker , arose aud ad
dressed the employes as follows :
Ladles and gentlemen of Henry Eisman &
Co : It affords mo Intense pleasure to repre
sent the many happy faces assembled hero
this evening ur > d on their behalf tender their
thanks for the sumptuous feast which Is only
a slight token of your appreciation of the ad-
mlrablo manner In which they have dis
charged their responsible duties.
I need hurdly say with what gratitude wo
accept this gift , which , slnco it comes from
friends , Is dearer to us than gold.
Mr , Henry Elsoman ( or Undo Henry , as
you are commonly called ) I would huvo your
attention for a moment. I will endeavor to
save your blushes and apeak only the sontl-
mor.tof those who know you bast. For many
years you huvo been a merchant In this city ,
nnd many who are gathered here to partnko
of this royal feast have gone from boyhood
to loyal and worthy citizens under your hind
protection and guidance. As a hen gather-
oth her brooa together so you sheltered and
aided them through Ufa , Your high charac
ter , generality and Integrity have won the
esteem of those brought Into commercial and
immedlato contact with you , Deeds , not
words , has boon your motto , which , like
good wlno , has matured with ago. Mr.
Simon Eiscman , I know no words to express
to tender our feelings of lovo. wo , ono and
nil , fool for you. Yes. It Is indeed our hearts
that return thanks. It will bo our purpose
to prove to you lhat our hearts and hands
are willing servants to you and your pa
trons. "
At the conclusion a dance was given and a
very oujoyablo evening pasod by all.
I 9
Got Fountain5ocigar , nextEUoman block ,
Kalloy & Younkcrnian soil groceries.
Chase and Sanborn coffees a specialty.
Who Own * ilio Mini ?
George F , Boulton esq. , the attorney for
the cx-salooulsts prosecution of the liquor
dealers , has now trained his guns against too
Mint , nnd seeks a writ of Injunction against
n ptaco which has thus far proved Invnlncni-
bio , owing to certain legal technicalities , In
volving the ownership of the properly. In
support of his motion he has filed n batch of
affidavits which purport to set at rest all dispute -
puto as to the ownership.
Charles Allen swears that Dan Carrlgg Is
the owner , nnd nlloncs that on a certain oc
casion ho ncard C.irrlirg stnto that ho would
pay (2.000 to aid in closlnir all the other sa
loons in the city except the Mint.
John Landstrom , the plaintiff , and Henry
Wagner , swear that Corrlgg .a the owner.
David Gray makes ndldiivlt to the same ,
and states that ho.and Catngir have pre
viously discussed the purchasing of liquor ,
that the latter has frequently expressed to
him the advantage of using "reclllled goods"
Instead of straight whisky.
Boulton says ho proposes to get his Injunc
tion , and will furnish nil the evidence neces
sary. The technicalities on which previous
cases have been wrecked have no terrors for
him , and ho now ready to have the case
called for trial.
Western Lumber ana Supply Co. , lHh ! and
14th streets and 3d nnd 8d avenues , carry the
largest stock of lumber , piling polcttcsUtno ,
cement and building material in the west.
E. W. Haymond , manager.
Steam nnd hot water heating , first-class
nlumblnir. Work done In both cities. John
Gilbert , 618 Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
At tint Ilu > .ur.
The second evening of the German Catho
lic ladles' bazaar Indicated nn Increasing suc
cess , which If continued to the end of the
week will net them over $1,000. The booths
were well patronized , and are la charge of
the following ladles :
Parisian cafe Misses Alice Bcobo and
Alice Itock.
Married ladles' fancy table Mrs. Morgan ,
Mrs. Scott , Mrs. Sirluk | , Mrs. G. Weber ,
Mrs. Stockert and Mrs. Pfeiffor.
Fancy work booth Kittle Bennett , Mngglo
'onnora ' nnd others.
Corn palace Mrs. Klrscht , Misses Holf
> nd Schindelc.
Refreshment stand Misses Lower , Mor
on. Gilbert nnd Holler.
The feature of the evening was the opor-
tta , "The HoDolllon of the Daisies , " with
ho following cast ;
TIIU DAISIES.
Daisy King Wllllo Squire
Daisy Queen Bella Snyder
Daisy Maid May Snyder
Daisv General . ' .John Mergou , Jr.
Daisies Misses Mollie McClure , Komi
iseman. Lulu Otto , Alma Pfolffor , Iviablo
Brown , Viola Otto. Tonio Neumayor , Stella
Gilbert , Daisv Mullen , Flornnco Hoffman ,
Lena Teller , Maim Plereo. Alice HancocK ,
Annie Teller , Nolllo Bastian , and Masters
* ohn Sprink , Uussle Louie , Willlo McClurir ,
jouls Squlro , Oscar Baumlstcr , Lucas Nou-
mayor , Henrv Brandt , Karl Hoist , Henry
Hoist , Tom Keating.
Aesthetic maidens , dudes , farm hands ,
itC.
srari.owcns.
Sunflower king , P. Paschol.
Sunflower queen , Mlas Lizzio Kirscht.
Pages to the sovereigns , Daisy Stubb * and
Elliott Stockert.
Queen's maids and king's guard * .
Botanist , J. McWilliams.
Police , Mr. Klein.
Farmer , H. Paschol.
Falriiiount Park.
The beautiful gem of Council Bluffs sol
nmld the romantio hills ana shaded by ver
dant boughs of forest trees. The most do-
"Ightful place imaginable for picnics , tennis
nartics and quiet rambles.
Take the electric motor cars bridge line
ivhich lands passengers in the very heart of
, he park. Faro from Omaha to the park
only 10 cents.
The park is owned and controlled by the
city authorities and the best of good order is
enforced.
Swanson Music Co. , 333 Broadway.
Council I'rooceitinss.
Tim clt.v council met in adjourned session
Monday evening , with the mayor and a full
board present.
Hon. J. 11. Reed nnd Hon. W. H. M. Pusoy
appeared before the council asking for a do
nation ot $450 to assist in defraying the ex
penses incurred in entertaining the Crocker
brigade during the recent reunion. Mr.
'usoy ' delivered a thrilling war speech , In
which ho brought out a great deal of unwritten -
written history. The amount nslced for was
anpropropriated , nnd the city auditor in
structed to issue a warrant in fa'vor of the
committee.
A number of estimates were submitted by
the city engineer of amounts duo contrac
tors , and duly allowed.
Alderman ICnepher moved that the
mayor's veto bo read , but no second was re
ceived and the matter was passed.
Petition of uroperty owners on Plainer
jtreot.against now grade of said street was
referred to the city engineer.
Petition of property owners of North
Sixth street against the encroachments made
by the now HMOS made by the city engineer
was referred to committee- streets and
alleys.
Petition of property owners against the
Wagner property , known as the "Red
Front , " on South Main street , was read , and
city marshal ordered to notify owners to re
move same within twenty-four hours.
Protest of property owners ncalnst the
gracing of property covered by the mayor's
veto , and covering property south of Broad
way and west of creek , was referred to com
mittee on streets and alloys.
A resolution ordering the grading of North
First street to its terminus was adopted.
The city clerk was oruercd to advertise for
bids for furnishing coal for the ensuing year
for the use of tne city.
An amended resolution , in reference to the
PJerco street motor line extension , was
adopted and the previous resolution
rescinded. It provided that every other
Omaha motor train , and every other Main
street train , should pass around the loop ,
instead of every Omaha train as previously
provided. ° ,
Claim of the Council Bluffs Gas company ,
for erasure of an erroneous assessment , was
referred to financecommittee. .
Report of city engineer , as to bad condi
tion of railroad bridges obstructing Indian
creek , was referred to Hon. George F.
Wright.
The committee reuortoJ adversely on the
proposed widening of Pierce street , nnd the
report was concurred in.
The committee on hydrants on Benton
street extension nnd along Avenue B're
ported favorably , and report was concurred
in and hydrants ordered.
Twelve nioro automatic flushing tanks
were ordered , the locution to bo designated
hereafter.
An Invitation to the mayor and the council
to attend the electric display at Plattsmouth
was accepted.
An ordinance fixing the grade of certain
streets In Crawford's addition , was read
twice and laid over under the rules.
The ordinance giving property owners on
Mill street the right to place sidewalks out
side parking next to curb line was read the
third time and passed.
A communication from the Michigan bal
lot-box company , offering to sell the city n
ballot-box that would forever prevent fraud ,
was referred to the mayor.
The following bids for city hall sites wore
road :
Qcorgo Mctcalf , corner Bryant and Vine ,
$7,000.
E. S. Plainer , Broadway homestead , cor
ner Glen avenue , 110,000.
E. I. Woodburj , corner Pearl and First
avenue , $30,000.
George F. Wright , Pearl street , $180 per
front foot.
E. C. Cole , Willow nvonuo , Pearl and
Main , reported in market , but stated no
price.
George F , Maxwell , old skating rink , 113-
000.
000.Bennett
Bennett ot al. , Bancroft street , $100 per
foot ,
George Mctcalf , Seventh and Broadway ,
tr.ooo.
G. W , Chamberlain , Bancroft street ,
$0.000.
L. S. Amy , Bryant street , $50a ] foot.
N , P. Dodge , residence site , Willow av
enue and Fourth street , ttiOOO.
F. S. Jackson , Main street , $150 a foot.
A committee was appointed to prepare a
call for a special election to veto on buying
a site and issuing bonds for a now city ball
A number of sewer bids were opened and
referred to the elty engineer for tabulation.
Alderman Knopler again called for the
mayor's veto of a grading resolution cover
ing property southwest of the Northwestern
depot , and it was taken up. It was uiovec
to lay it on the table and paba the orlglua
resolution , but n 8filmed dnb.ito resulted between -
tween the nldermw nnd the mayor.
Alderman Lnc-.vr thnn prcsuntcd n compromise -
premise resolution for the consideration of
the council , butthfty would have none of It ,
nnd the vole was ( limlly knocked In the head ,
nnd the original l-ojolutlou pissed. The
mayor was evidently greatly disappointed ,
and announced tfilit It wus the first tlmo
since ho had been Mn the council that the
nldorincn had ncleJ In Jlrect opposition to
the wishes of the pi-qtiorty owners , nnd that
It would cntnll n cost of over f J5U.OOO , nnd
tlmttho bonds would never bo p.ild.
A resolution was passed , ordering the pav
me with 'hard ' burned bricks , of Fourth
street to Eleventh iwoiiito , nnd Eleventh
-.venue from Fourth > U > Main.
The city engineer reported on tabulated
bids.
bids.Q. R. Mitchell was awarded the contract
for doing grading work ,
W. A. Moore was awarded the contract for
artificial stonu curbing
Brovcff Bros , were uwardcd the contract
for plank sidewalk.
Thomas Gnlvlu was awarded tlio contract
for brluk sidewalk.
Bids for paving were received , but there
was n JnnglHus to what was required by the
specifications , nnd a technicality regarding
the mailer was referred to the city engineer.
Alderman Weaver wanted to award the
contract for cedar block to E. A. Wlckhara ,
nnd for brick to Mr. Miller. Wlckhnm
claimed to bo the lowest bidder for both.
Aldnrmnti Lacy moved to reject nil bids and
readvortlso , but It was lost. Flnully It was
referred lo the city solicitor.
On motion the mayor WAS authorized to
employ John \Vugnur to usslst In preparing1
the tux lists at the court huuso.
The ton days' lay oft resolution recently
passed granting the Ilromon that length of
vacation each year , was rescinded , uud the
former rule adopted in Its place.
A Groundless Humor.
For several days past It tins been rumored
that certain parties in the city claimed to bo
possessed of certain facts regarding the
death of William Spears , which would shift
the responsibly for the murder to other
shoulders than thono on which It uow rests.
A woman living In the vicinity of where the
murder occurred , dropped the remark that
she was acquainted with Brown , the alleged
murderer , had known him , In fact , since ho
was a llttlo boy , and would not sea him hung.
She alleged that n third party was Implica
ted , and remarked mysteriously that if the
police could ilnd him they would have the
man who killed Spcurs.
Officer Cuslck took up the clue , nnd yester
day morning located the woman at nor
homo , corner of Avcnuo A and Eighteenth
street. She proved to bo an aunt of the
suspected man , and her nauio is also Brown.
A searching examination proved lhat she
know nothing whatever about the case. The
oftlcer was satisfied , when ho learned of the
relationship , that the woman was not pos
sessed of any information that woiild lead
o any now developments in the case , still he
continued his Investigations , -with the result
stated. It transpires that her sympathy for
icr nephew led her to declare that ho was
innocent , and suffei ing for another's crime ,
wnllo In fact she know nothing whatever of
the caso.
The case now stands as hcretofora , with
nothing to indicate the part others may
tiavo played in the tragedy. Brown Is still
in confinement , and the grand jury Is Investi
gating the caso. The examination of wit
nesses hus been going on for two days , and
is not yet concluded.
The New City Hall Site.
The following bids have been received for
the location of a new city hall :
George Mctcalf , corner of Vine nnd Bry
ant streets , $ r,00u ; E. S. Plainer , Broadway
nnd Glen avenue , $10,000 ; E. I. Woodbury ,
Pearl nnd First avenue , $20,000 ; George F.
Wright. Pearl street , $4,000 ; E. C. Cole , the
old James & Ilavorstock corner , no figures ;
George Maxwell , Pearl and Fifth avenue ,
$18.000 ; John Uennctetal. , property on Han-
croft street. $10i ) per 'foot ' ; G. W. Chamber
lain. Bancroft street. 50,000 ; N. P. Dodge ,
residence , $0,000 ; ES. . Jackson , Main street ,
$150 per foot ; G. Metcnlf , Broadway nnd
Seventh , $7,000 ; L.'S. ' Amy , Bryant street ,
$50 per foot. I'lio finance committee was di
rected to prepare a proposition to bo sub
mitted to the people to vote bonds for the
erection of a now city hull und to purchase
the site to be later determined upon. One of
the sites above mentioned will undoubtedly
bo chosen , but the aldermen tlrmly refuse to
voice any preference in t'.io matter.
"Tho Famous" cash bargain house , 200 B'y
Dr. Murphyopticiau , room'JIG Merrlam bill.
Money loaned at LJ. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan oflico on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of ail kinds ,
nnd all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
J. C. Bixby , guaranteed steam heating , 333
Broadway.
Personal
I. M. Troynor is in Chicago on business.
Rev. Father McMonouiy is at Colfax
Springs.
Mrs. J. A. Cox , of Pelia , Is a guest of Mrs.
H. A. Ballingor.
Mrs. Judge Doomor , of Red Oalr , is a guest
at the Ogden.
Judge E. Willard , of Atlantic , is In the
city attending court.
Attorney General John Y. Stone , of Glen-
wood , is in the city.
Judge H. H. Trimble , of KcokuK , is Tioro
attending the federal court.
Deputy United States Marshal 'W. W.
Wyland , of Hurlan , Is in the city.
Silas Wilson nnd II. E. Griswold , of At
lantic , nro registered at the Ogden ,
D. O. Stuart , of Harlan , nnd W. A. Duck
worth , of ICeosauqua , are Bluffs visitors.
S. S. Ethridgo , deputy United States mar
shal , of DCS Moincs , is in the city on busi
ness.
ness.Mr. . Hunter , of Mason City , Is visiting bis
brother , F. M. Hunter , clerk of the federal
court.
J. II. Henry , a banker of Walnut , Is hero
attending an important case In the federal
court.
Miss Etta RnllsbacK of Argo , Ind , . is visit
ing her cousin , C. P. Railsback , 723 Fifth
avenue.
Mrs. D. W. Taylor has returned from an
eastern trip. Including a ride down the St.
Lawrence river. >
Thomas Leonard , of Hazel Boll township ,
left last evening for Ogallaltn , Neb. , on a
visit to his son.
Mr0. R N. Whlttlosoy nnd daughter loft
Monday evening to upend u few weeks with
friends In Chicago ,
Mrs. J. M. Palmer an daughter , Miss
Battle , loft yesterday'for ' and extended visit
with friends in Kansas.
Loakwood Dodge left Monday evening for
Cambridge , Mass , , wlioro hu will resume his
studies in Harvard'unjvorsity.
Mrs. R. N. Whlttlosoy and little daughter ,
Ada , loft for Chicago Monday evening ,
where they will visit Mrs. Charles E. Cat-
lin.
Charles McDowell loft Monday evening
for Philadelphia where , ho will take a course
m homoeopathy at the Hanuaman medical
college.
Mr. Mitchell has lust returned from the
past where she has ; Jaeen on u purchasing
trip for Frcdman'smHUnory ! ; dupurtuiuut , of
which she has charge
Conductor Harry Jack , of tlio motor line ,
is visiting a brother ut Hay wood , la. , who
was recently severely burned while attempt
ing to extinguish a lire in his house , and is
not expected to recover.
J. A. Tomllnson and F. J. Scudder , repre
senting Frank Leslie's illustrated news
paper , are In the city arranging to give a
pictorial as well us a descriptive showing of
Council Bluffs. They are to publish it in
connection with other matter doscriptlvo of
the blue grass region of lowa.
Finest market in city J , M. Scunlan't.
The best brands of knitting yarn In all
colors at the Council Bluffs Knitting works ,
Prices low ,
Mill Iturncd.
The old grist mill located at the corner of
Sixth street and Washington a/enuo , was
completely destroyed by lire at 11 o'clock
last night. The mill has been closed for
some months , but recently passed lute uow
hands and was to have been put in operation
The loss will roach $ loOO. The house of con *
rnctor Frank Grass , near the mill , caught
Ira from the burning structure , but was
anvcd by the prompt work of the Ore depart
ment. Several other cottages In the Vicinity
were slightly scorched.
Go direct to the Council Bluffs Knitting
works for anything In knit goods or knit
yarns. Glvo us n call and If wo have not gob
what you wntil leave your order and wo will
make It for you before the sun goes down.
To tlni Uuullc.
Wo doslro to express our appreciation of
.ho kindly Interest so generously manifested
by friends nnd patrons in our endeavor to
open and maintain in Council Bluffs a truly
metropolitan dry goods establishment. The
great crowds attendant upon our grand
oucning , the enthusiastic praise hoard on till
sides , the words of good cheer , nro greatly
tpprcclntcd. Wo clvo pledge that oxpccta-
.Ions of our friends will bo fully met in the
nntntonancd of all departments of the estab-
ishinont , no as to warrant a continuance of
their approval. Wo shall keep In place for
several days numerous features of the open
ing , so that those who were prevented from
icing present may yet enjoy the privilege of
seeing homo of the special displays.
llENKY ElSBMAN & CO.
t'ronprctlvn Oil Macni\t s ,
Colonel Wells Cook * has returned from
Carbon county , AVyomlng , where ho went to
look after the interests of the Producers'
Consolidated Land and Petroleum company ,
) f Omaha , of which ho is manager , nnd the
Ilnwkoyo Coal and Oil company , of this
city , of which Lo Is superintendent. Ho ro-
aorts Hading everything in a most promis
ing condition , far exceeding even his most
sanguine expectations. A good flow of oil
was struck at a depth ot 215 foot , and the
companies are only waiting for adequate
facilities for transuortutiou to go deeper ,
and nro confident that they will strike-
"gushers" that will rival the gro.it wells of
Pennsylvania. The Held is very extensive ,
und Colonel Cook predicts that the result of
tlio strike will be of great moment to the entire -
tire western country. The assessment work
for 18SO on tlio numerous quarter sections
comprising the property of these two com
panies has Just boon completed , nnd all is In
readiness to proceed with the development
of the fields as soon as the necessary rail
road lines can bo built. Colonel Cook
brought homo with him some very rich oil
sand , which burns like coal , and oil experts
say that it indicates a very rich Held and oil
in unlimited quantities. As may bo sup
posed , the stockholders nro Jubilant , and the
indications are that Council Bluffs will
shortly bo the homo of a score of second
editions of the once famous Coal Oil Johnny ,
of Pittsburg.
*
J. G. Tipton , real estate , 527 Broadway.
E. H. Shcafo & Co. give special attention
to the collection of rents and caroof property
in the city nnd vicinity. Charges moderate.
Oflico Broadway nnd Mala streets.
Business men's Saxony Jackets now on tap
at the Council Blufls Knitting works. Call
and sco them.
STRANGE ACTIONS OF ANIMALS.
They Seem Able 10 Korctrll the Coin-
Intt of an Earthquake.
The lower animals nra said to bo
greatly terrified by earthquakes , nnd
their excitement beforehand is some
times sulllciont to toll the event. No
doubt they know well enough that
something terrible is takingplace. .
Prof. Milne , a student of volcanic
phenomena , has recently given various
instances of their behavior nt such
times , says the Youth's Companion.
During the Tokio earthquake of 1880
cats ran about the houses trying to
escape ; foxes barked , and horses ut-
tomuted to kick donvn the boards con
fining them in their stables. In the
Lisbon earthquake of 1740 i-onch and
other fish in a eanul showed signs of
confusion and fright , and fish have
boon known , niter an earthquake , to
rise to the surface dead nnd dying.
Most interesting of all nro the obser
vations showing that animals are dis
turbed just before a shock. So well
known is this fact that for a while after
the great Cnlabrian earthquake , the
neighing of a hpr.se or the cackling of a
gooio was suillcieut to send the terrified
inhabitants flying from their homos in
expectation of another shock. Ponies
have been known to prance about their
stalls , pheasants to scream , and frogs to
cease croaking a short time before ttio
earth trembled. The Japanese say that
moles show their agitation by burrow
ing.Birds
Birds hulo their heads beneath their
wings , and act in an unubual manner.
Sometimes immense Hocks of sea birds
ily inland , as if alarmed by an oceanic
disturbance. Bcforo the shock of 1885
in Chili , all the dogs are said to have
escaped from the city of Talcahuano.
The most probable explanation of this
apparent foreknowledge is that animals
are sensitive to thoslighttremors which
precede nearly all earthquakes. More
over , in volcanic districts poisonous
gasses sometimes emanate from the
ground , and animals are supposed to bo
unpleasantly affected by them.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FOR SALE AND R NT.
W "ANTED Propositions for construct Inc. or
constructing ana operating , a street car
line from Ilroadway. Council liluffa , to tlio In
stitution for the Deaf and Dumb. Distance
about 3 ! ; miles. Address communications to J.
It. IClco , Council IIIUIT8. in.
TfJIull SAljK On easy terms , choice residence
-L1 lot , ( irabam uve. , on motor Una ,
For Sale Wl acre fruit and vegetable farm IV
miles east of Chautamjna ( ( founds. A great
bargain. K sy terms. Only $ J3 per acre.
For Bale 10 acies adjoining city limits ; with
2-stnry frame house , lareu barn , wood and coal
shod. well , cistern , etc ; lOJ bearing fruit trees.
ernpes anil berries. Price J5.0JO. The bare land
is worth the money.
For Bale 80 acres ! { mile from city limits.
Only f 10i > per aero , V.&ny terms.
for Kale -tl acres ciiolregrovu lands on Grand
avenue. Only $ KO pur ucro.
I'or Sulu-tJ-room house on motor line , one
block from Ilroadway. Very cheap.
For Bale Choice lots on N. Mill Ht. . 3 blocks
from motor ; ildo walk und city water.
Wanted r > or il-room cottaco on Avenue A or
II , castcf ith st. . for cash customer.
W. ( . ' . Btacy , room 4 , Opera block.
T OIUIKNT Oct. I , my new ro-ddence , fttOdtli
JU avo. , ono of the finest modern houses In tlio
city , Allcoavenlence. .Mrs. U. Hiirliorn.
LOTH on Manawa motor line , corners. $10
cash , balunco 110 per month , ileuson It
Shepherd , U Main st.
LOTS In Mullln's sub , $10cash , balance $10 per
mouth. Jlenson JtBhopherd , UJIulust.
LOTS on 4th avo. and 10th st. very cheap ,
Snaps , llenaon & Shepherd , U Main st.
LOTS on Uroadway. any u hero between Coun
cil Illulfs and Omuuu. llenson & Bhephord ,
0 Main st.
_
A IIIO baraaln-1 lots In HIddl j sub on Ot
ave. N. 1' . 1'hllllps , room 6 , Everett block.
lots In TorwillUer's
UT In Van Ilrunt & uico's mid. N. P. Pull-
lips , liveretv block.
9 LOTS In Central sub. N. P. Phillip * , room
. -A Kverett block ,
_
If.OT on Lower Ilroadway , Btreetsvllle. N. P.
Phillips , room J > , livcrett block.
) farms In Nebrasica nnd Kaus *
IMPHOVK1)
to exchange for city property , N , P , Phillips
room ft , Kveiott block.
_ _
LOTS In Kerry addition for mile on eus- terms ,
N. P. Phillips.
TTNINCIJMIinilKO lands to exchange for
U farms or city property , N. P. Phillips , loom
8. Kverutt block.
TJHAIj KSTATK-llought an ! sill and ex-
XV changed. Special attention ulvon to exam
ination of titles. W. 0. Jam s , No. ID pearl at ,
FOIl BAIjK-On easy-terms , some of the best
arranged modern nouses mew ) In Council
llluiru. All modern Improvemnnu , llncly
located. Call on H. K , ilaxon , Mcrrlam block.
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300 LIGHTING
HORSE POWER Mills and Elevators
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Specifications nmt estimates furnished tor completostcnm plnnl * . Id'RUlntton , durability
guaranteed , I'nn dhow letters from utcra wlioro furl economy la equal
with Corliss Non-Condensing. Fen < \
E. C. HARRIS , Agent.
No. 01O Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
1 B a BEAT-ALL , because it never brenlcs , splits , cracks or ourls.
Because it is indestructible in the wcalher , and will undergo no change iti
n any clhntito.
Because it is more durable limn any other roof tntuto , iron , tin , slate or wood.
Because it can ho quickly put on without skilled labor and is cheaper thnn
shingles.
Because it has been proven by the severest trials and has never ftiilou.
For further information apply to
BIRKINBINE BlSlQINBBRINa AND SUPPLY CO. ,
Boom 6O9 First National Bank Building1 , Oranlia.
Council Bluffs oflloo , 115 Pearl Stroot.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Kstimatoa
Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Building , Council BlulTs , Iowa.
NQP.UI IR7 Justice of the Peace. Ofllco over American Express , No. 41
. OUnUn . Broad way , Council Bluffs. Iowa. _
fli QIIWIQ Attornoys-at-Law. Practice in the Stnto and Fod-
IX OIITIO oral CourtRooms 7 and 8 Shugarl-Bouo Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS HOMEOPATHS.
P. J. MONTGOMERY ' _ 'con and Homtupnth. Room 0 ,
bu'i7d
. . building , 115 Pearl St. Olllce hours , 9 to 12.
a. in. , 2 to ( > and 7 to 8 , p. in.
HIM QTFVFMQ M Ollico , No. 741 Uroadway. Hours : 8 t
IYI OIL.VL.MO , lYIt 10 a. in. , and 2 to 1 and 7 to 8 p. m. To
phone , 287.
FOlt SAljK Two flno new six-room honsos on
Pacific nve , will bo sold cheat ) for u sinuli
payment ( town nnd b.il.inco to Hint purchaser.
Kurr x Gray , 1011'earl St. , upstairs.
B AmilTTl'tacolotsforsulofcy K. J. Day.
GO I.OOIC at the Ilabbltt Plnco on Upper
llroailivay , tlien uco 1' . J. Day.
WM. SienKNTOI'F , lleal rstato. Special
attention Rlv to examination ana cor
rection ot title to la kds and lota in city anil
county. No. 8. North .Main st.
FOIl SAliK Aero lots In Orcliiml place. This
property In located in the Hlco nursery ,
snntnot tlio main part of tlm city. 1(4 ( mlles
fromcoiutliousu , ( Ico. Mutcntr , lo Pcnrl st.
FOR BAI.B One ot tlio best paying cream
eries In lowu , making now over I.OIO pounds
butter dally. Abe n large brick butter , OKI :
anil poultiy huuso , all complete with large cold
storaRe elevator , etc. . dolUK blR business. Vilco
of this entire plant complete { U.OOO ; JI.OJO casli ,
bai. In r untl HI yearx. Or would titke KCOI ! city
pioperty , orNo. t lan'l lortho ilJl ) ) payment.
llusiueb-j douo last year.1S7.Uia , will exceed that
tills rear , and It Is the onlv plant In the county.
Knmilruot Kerr& Gray , 1)1 ) Pearl st , upstnlri.
17IOU HENT Houses In all parts of the city
J Kerr & Gray. 101 Pearl st. , upstairs.
TU > UR Riifllea Oct. Isr , now house , largo lot ,
warranty rtcod : property worth W.iMO.
Tickets worth II. At KomiliUn , Manhattan ,
Moore & Howman'HdKar store anil Green's shoe
Btoro , Particulars , address " 1 17 Second avenue.
FOIl SAM- ! Well established hardware store
including tin shop. Good , clean , new wtocK
ot stovus , etc. . In 2-story brick Imllclinn , I xM ) ,
with elevator und warehouse , ( iorid reasons
tor soiling. II. U mill , lUl U. It-way. Co. DlulTs.
"IJMIC8AI.K Acre proparty In city , re.isonaulo
Jj Kerr&Uray , Council Hluirs.
11011 RArdJ or oxcliiingo Now 5-room house
in coocl location. Will xchanie for H )
acres of Improved laml 111 Western lown , or
wi 11 soil iiuil tnko part In vacant lots. Kerr Sc
Gray , Council Illiilln , la.
FOR iiICIIANai3-l'U : acres In Andulion
Co. , II miles from Co , soit. well improved.
Will exchange for Improved Council Illuir.-i
piopurty. Kerr . .tUray , Council UlnlM.
T/iOUSATjlJorHont Harden land with houses ,
JP by J. It. llice , 1UJ Main St. , Council IlltilN.
TT1OU KENT Klsht now firooin cottaaes on
U Avenue 11 , Sackctt'H add. to city , Uents
very reasonable. Call and let us show you thorn.
Kerr & Gray.
TT OH HKNT-7 of the most beautiful cottaRon I
-Lin Council Illuirs ; one block from motor I
line ; new houses ; city water in the house * und I
all modern conveniences. Sen ICcrr k Pray. \
1IUK BAIjK 121) ucro farm In Jasper county ,
JL Iowa , located near coul mines that , are in
operation. There it a tlva foot vein of coal
undvrtho farm. Goo. Metcalf , No. 10 Pearl tit.
HOU8K3 for rent in all part * of the city. V.
J. Day.
_
flj" ! nn will make tlio fliat payim-nt or a now
PJLUU live-room house for sale by Johnston
tc Van Patton.
T71OU HUNT Several new modern house *
J- from t ) lo 10 rooms , \Mill located. Apply to
W. W. llBer.3S _ Pearl St. , Council llliilfH.
FOUSA 1,1' Nice now bouse and tull lot up
to\\n , I9JU ; $100 cash. Johnston & . Van Pat
ten.
G OOD lots up town , 1)09 ) enclt. Johnston
Van Patten.
irtOUHAMImproved and unimproved prop
J ? erty in every part of the city. Itaro oppor
limltles for Investors who H e < Hpuciiiatlons ;
Hplendtd opportunities for these who doslro
homes , Ueo.MeUMlf , No. 10 Paiil : Ml ,
BUSINESS locations 01 : Main and llroadwny
at great bargains. Geo. Metc.Ut , No , 10
Peanut.
FOIl BAMC M ) fcellukofrontaioTocatnd be
tween 0 If. lioiit house and Munawa beach ,
AUo a number of choice lots In ( legatta place ,
Uco , Motculf , No , 10 Pearl t.
IF you want some genuine snaps In choice lots
on bottoms call and S90 Kerr < fc ( Jruy , They
have some lots that must be sold regardless of
cost before Nov. I.
GPKIIUCN'T loans made on real oUato , cash
onhund. K J Day.
AIIKAHTIKIfl. home on Oakland ave , at a
bargain. F. J. lUy.
HOMBB forsale on monthly payments. I'.y ,
Day.
acres good bottom laud In Iowa to ox-
2iu chungti for vacant lots In Council liluirs. IS.
K. Mayne. ( M Ilroadway.
CD 10 down and (5 per month , ! 1 oed lots to sell
tp on tliesa forms. High ground , full size uud
title perfect. K , K. .Mayno. fll'J ' Ilroadway ,
LO'lS on llroadway. KlMt avenue aud Aven
ues A mul II Cheap. V. J. Day.
Q'S7S will buy lot n , lilk Central \ nub. , If taken
ll at once , on Avcuuo I ) . Illxh uround. good
title and actually wo llit'Mi. li. IS. tUynu , 019
llroadwar.
I7\0ll \ KXCIlANOE-I.ami In Iowa for Couucll
JJ Illulls property. U. K. Mayue. OW ilroad-
way.
"IA7ANTHD Home more bargains tu neil , I ! .
V > Jj. Mayne , BID Ilroadwuy.
TjVJTtBAI.H or Trado-l-'nll supply of hotel
-1 ? furniture , alio lease for ID months on ntnall
hotel in Council Ulutr * . Apply toOdellllro *
ti Co ,
{ { 0x180 on Oakland ave. , IJ.UW , F , J. Day.
noxSOOonPark nve. , KJ. Da/ ,
AVKNUB A lots , cornels , _ great bargains.
llenson .t Shepherd , UMalu at.
LOT on 4th avenue , Van Ilrunt & Hlco's sn . ,
cheap , llenson & Khephord , 'J Main nt.
EST corner on Ilroadway , opposlto wowep
> hoiiso' Henson & Hliophord _ ,11 Main " St.
IOTS on Glen avc. . genuine snaps. Hensou It
J Shepherd , U Main st ,
HOU8II3 and lots ; $10) cash , $ J ) > ) cash. KK )
cash , balance easy , llonaon It Slioiiherd
U Main st.
G HA II AM avenue property that will doubl *
right away. F. J.Uay.
MISCELTAN'EOUS.
FtIl ) nXCUANGK-13 acres of garden joining
Chautaiuiua grounds ; frame house ana
barn. Will oxchauco orinltv for : i room house
nud lot In Council Illuirs. ISnqulio of Kerr &
O ray.
TTIOll KXCHANGK-A 12. ' , bbl IlourinR mill for
J-1 good furmliiK laud. Also u good brick hotel
in Iowa. Dig liiiigalns for some ono. Good
riasons for milling. Kerr &Gray , 101 Pearl st ,
RKMOVAL Kerr .t Gray nave removed their
olllco to 101 Pearl bt.a lloor.
" \rOTJCIJ-Korr .t Gray will nutyou upahouso
Jto your own plans und sell it to you on
monthly payments. Call on them If you are
In need of one mid get tholr IIMire J.
f IDr.I.L IlllOS. Si CO. loan money. The most
V/llberal terms olfcted. 1U ) Peurf st.
fllAHMI boarders wanted at 1 2 Ilonton street.
JLnood board at reasonable rules. Mrs. I. W ,
Cooper.
America's RrnnilcHt Htovcs.
The Itadlant , Homo and 1' . P. Stewart heat
ers , with the Fuller , V Warren line of flno steel
oven btoves and range ; , . Klvo us the roprcsentn-
tlvn stoves of the country. Wo sell no ones entire -
tire line , l t oelect the uest goods of several of
tlio largest concerns In the country. Wo also
handle u good cheap line that wo can guaran
tee , our Jl- cook being u lending' example. OC
this class , with our Itudlnntllomo. wearo heat
ing as many UK four and live rooms on from two
to two nnd one-half tons of coal. It has nrndo
the most economical record of any utovo ever
produced. Our prices nro lower than any other
western city , nnd wo would cordially invite the
public to call ut our store , 41 Main st. , opposite
Citizens bank and inspect goods and prices.
COM : & COLE.
J. M. PALMER
-HAH TUB CI1O1CKST LOT OB
SUBURBS & INTERIOR PROPERTY
In the city. Ollt edged oppoitunltlei to 1 mui
dlutoluvostorsanl i erg.
J. D , Kl llJNl > soif , I ! .
Pres. Vlco Pros.
CIIAS. H. IIAN.VAN , Cashier.
CITIZENS' ' STATE BANK ,
OF COUNCIL III.UtFfl.
Paid up Capital . . . . siso.ooo.oo
rurplus 35ooo.o
Liability to Depositors . . . 335OOO.Oq
numerous I. A. Millar , F. O. ( Jloason , H. li
Blintiurt , K. i ; . Hart , J , D. Kilmtindsou. Chan. It.
Illinium , Transact ueiior.il banking business.
l.arKeht capital und surplus of any bank lq
noathwestern Iowa Interest on time deposits.
Incorporated Nov. 1 , 170
llroudwny and Main Btreah
JrtO.OOO.
OrriCEits-N. P. Podge , Ptuxldont ; John
llereHhelm , Vlco PreMdont ; A. W. Jllekmnn ,
Cunhler.
DIMKOTOHS N. P. DodKO. ,1. llereslielm. Uoo ,
Recline , J. I , , btowurt , W. W. Wallace , 0 , M.
IOIgC ( ) .
TUOU. ( JITIOKIl. TV. H. M. Pusiy
OFFICER & mil ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Jrod\ray. )
COUNCUi IlMIKPH , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign cud domestic excnantr * .
Collections made and Internet paid on Urn * de
posits. *
Electric Trusses , Bells , Chest Pro
tectors , Etc ,
wautcu.