Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1889, Page 6

- R s o T R N * proparat e s 1 5 e B B T ) ) THE OMAHA DAILY BERSATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1889 THE OMAHA BEE. | Tl NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE. NO, 12 ARL STREET, Delivered by carrier in any part of the City at "Fwenty Cents per Week, H.W. TILTON MANAGER TELEPHONES: Buerras Orrce No, 12, Niana Epiton, No. 25, MINOR MENTIO! N. Y. P. Co. Gleason conl, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Boston store, the leaders in dry goods. Carbon Coal Co, wholesale, retail, 10 Pe The ladies of the Fifth avenue Methoaist ohurch gave a sociablo last evening at the Bauires building on Pacific avenue. Marriaze licenses were lasued yesterday 0 Charles Nelson wnd Hannah Larson, both of this city, and Theodo Badic Lalley, of Des Moines. The Salvation army folks working into orthodox ways, They wiil serve an oyster supper at the barracks in the old opera house next Monday evening. It has been decided by the Coursing club to have no chase at the driving park, but a free exhibition anda_chase will be given next week, but the exact place and date has not yet fixed, Mra. John Rossa, living on Ninth avenue, was arraigned in superior court on a charge of assaultand battery upon er neighbor, Mrs. Barton, The case was submitted, and taken under advisement. Marricd—At the residence of Mr. J. H. Emarine, Council Bluffs, Ta., Thursaay evening, October 11, 1880, Rev. D, C. Frank Yin officiating, Mr. Alma Jackson, of South Omaha, and Miss Bena Betrie, of Wisconsin Building permits have been taken out by J.G. Tipton and J. H. Barnsdall for_the erection of five fr.me buildings to cost §,000 each. Four of them will bo crected in Curtis & Ramsey’s addition, and one in MeMahon, Cooper & Jeffrics'. The thermometer indicated 82 the shade yesterday at noon, or degroes above sunmior heat. Various awnings wero lowered on the sunny side of Broadway, and another such a m day will doubtless bring out linen coat: The Broadway M. ii. church was crowded at the Blind Boone concert last eveuing. The marvelous skill of this gifted genius attracted many who had heard him before, as welius hundredsof others, The programme was_very interesting, and was admirably rendered, and the player responded to sev- eral hearty encores, Link Reese, a young man who staying at the Atlantic house all summer, pped out a few days ago, leaving a debt of 20 behind him to remember him by. Mr. routman, however, was not_willing to loso his young friend so easily, so he left for At- lantie, where he found Reese and had bhim Jailed on a bond of $300. A select party will be given at G. A. R. hall, on Monday evening next, by General G. M. O'Brien camp, Ne. 75, Sons of Veter- ans. Only those huving invitations will be admitted. Dancing will commence promptly at 0 o'clock p. ., and supper will be served at 11. A most enjoyable time will certainly be bad by those present. Thirte soldiers arrived at the transfer on the Chicago & St Paul train yesterday forenoon at 9:35, four of them wearing shackles. Licutenant Frank B. McCoy, Third infantry, was in command, going Lo Leavenworth. ' Seven of the soldiers were risoners—deserters—and five were g hey were on the way to the militury prison at I'ort Leavenworth, taking the Kansas City train. Commencing with the 1st of November a new demurrage rule will go into effect on all railroads running into Council Bluffs, by which, if cars arc not unloaded within tiven- ty-four hours after arrival, the consignees ‘will be charged $1 per day for all the time consumed over that time, This, it is expect- ed, will work a hurdship'to coal dealers and others who frequently hive a number of cars arrive on the sume day. g The case of the city against several hack- drivers for failing to'get a hcense for their vehicles wus aired in superior court, and taken under advisement. T'ho hackmen say they are woing to defend their position with all their might. They regard the license which they took out under the old ordinance as a contract for a year, which the ot break untii the year is up. The taking the case to sipreme court if they are defeated beiow. Jonn Strayer went out to collect a bill of Daniel Carter Wednesday night and took a stonc in his pocket as an extra inducement for tho debtor to settle. He met with some opposition, however, and decided to use the weapon. ' He found Carter right with him, and also found Carter’s foot deposited upon that part of bis anatomy where 1t would do tho most good. The difficulty finaliy ended by Carter’s swearing out a warrant before Justice Barnett charging Strayer with in- tent to commit great bodily injury, An injunction suit has been commenced in the district court by J. A. Miller against the city of Council Biuffs and Sidewalk Con tractor ielley. Miller claims he had mad ns to put down a good walk of tificial sto and already has most of the materials on'tho ground. He further ciaims that e was not_notided that the timo for completing his sidewalk wouid expire, or he could and would have completed it ere this. Now ke enjoins Kelley from tearing up th present walk and putting down a new one, in order that be way fix it up tosuit him: self. Fid, Council of the Royal Arcanum will give a seric on Thursday eveniues October 24, November 14 and De cember 12 in the Roval Arcanum parlors, Beno block, where they will bo pleased to meet all who have heretofore attended their parties, ‘Tickets for the series can be pro- cured of J. L. DeBevoise, 1305 Farnam street, and O. D. Kipplineer, 1219 Farnam street, Omaha, Also of Charles I3eno, - W. W. Chapman, George Damon, James Patter- son, K, L. Cook, R. C. Dr. George C. Brown, J. T.'Tidd. George Gould, W. W. Sherman and T. B. Cavin, at Corner book store, Council Bluffs, Blumbach and are gradually degrees in has been Personal Miss Auna Patterson is home from Chi- cago. Miss Josie Wetzel is visiting friends in Ne- braska City. Mrs. M. I". Rohrer is visiting Mrs, Phil Armour at Cherokee, In. Henry Coker, of the paper mill company, left Thursday evening for Kansas City. Mrs. T. i3, Estep, of Cincinnati, is visiting Mr. W. C. Estep and family of this city, Thomas E. Rtudd, of Colorado Springs, has returned o attend his father's golden wod- ding, John . Collett returned yesterday from a trip to Ellsworth, Kan, where he visitea his brothe Miss Sophia_Hutchinson, of fowa City, 18 ® guest of the Misses Ltoss, on Willow avcuue, A. A. Hazard, of Shenandoal, has removed his family to this city, and will reside on Twelfth avenue. Mrs. 2, S, darnett and Mrs, F. H. Young left yosterday for Weeping Water, Neb., where they will visit relatives, Jobn . Ahles returned yesterday morning from Kurope, where he went several months ugo as a delegate to the lubor cougress at Paris. ‘W. M. Squires and wife will start next week for Los Angeles, Cal., whero they ex- pect to remain uutil tho 1st of May. They Wili stop a short time at Deuver on their way to visit friends, George Parks and wife, of Denver, are wvisiting a sister of Mr, Parks on Eleventh avenue. Mr, Parke is bridge inspector of the Union Pucifie, and is on his way home from & visit to the ola folks in Torouto, Miss Delia Keasy and Mrs, ¥. L. Pease, of Colfax, Ta., ave visiting with Mr. and Mrs, C. Sprait, 1100 Fifth avenue. Mrs. Pease is & sister of Prol. Spruit, and both the ladies wre highly pieased with their first visit4o the metropolls of western Iowa. Hon, D, O, Bloomer and wife departed Thursduy cvening for Buffalo, N. Y., to at- tend the golden wedding of C. A, Bloower, & brother of our fellow-townswan, They ex- et to go from Buffalo to Canadaigua, N, ., and will be absent several weeks. Mrs. W. H. M. Pasey and Mrs, Dr. Pin- g(uy returned yesterday morning from New ork, where they met Miss Kute Pusey on her return from Burope. Miss Pusey en- joyed a pleasunt European trip, and her Buwerous friends rejoice at her safe return, —~——— Let Rasmussen beautify your house iu best style aud cheap. 13 North Maia, Four Score Distinguished Visitors Coming to the City. THE FIRE LADDIES IN DEMAND, Property Owners Koep an Eye On the Motor Company — Evidence Against Brooks still Boing Sub- mitted in the District Court. Distingnished Visitors Coming. The mayor and other citizens have been engagea in correspondence with Secretary Blaine, arranging for a few hours’ drive about the city with the represcntatives of the international congress and escort, about seventy-fivein all. Arrangements are prac- tically completed for their arrival here, which will be at 2 o'clock p. m. on Suaday October 27, The electric motor line has teadered special trains, which will receive the guests at the Paxton b From here the international congress geto Des Moines, It is tha desire that all of ou¥ citizens turn out with carriages and do all things possible to mako the limited fow hours of tho guests here pleasant and entertaining while driving around the city. As the visitors will in- ciudo representatives from all parts of the three Americas, 1t will be seen that hero is an opportunity for the BlufMs to do herself credit in @ manner that will be of great bene- fit hereafter. il i, “The Famous' cash bargain house, 200 B'y pifnin’ el Get Fountain ¢ cigar, next to Eiseman’s, & Butler, candy M'f'g., 105 Main, A Noonday Blaz>. An alarm of firo from box 42 yesterday afternoon was occasioned by a blaze whic wiped out a small barn on Seventeenth strect, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, It was over a mile from the nearcst firo house, so that the building was nearly de- stroycd when the department arrived, al- though a lard run was made. The comple- tion and equipment of the new house now in course of erection at Twenty-first and Broad- way will give this part of the city the pro- tection which its rapid growth has for some time demanded. Dempse, Bt it bl Always on Time. 1f you wish to purchase a good and reliable watch 25 per cent less than club rates, and on casy terms, then call at once and make your own selection ut C. B. Jacquemin & Co., 27 Main street. il e Desirable dwellings for reat at mouerate prices. 1, H. Sheafe & Co.. rentul agents, Broadway and Main streets, up stairs. g Attend the W, 1. Bus. college, Council Bluffs, Attempted Shortly before 10 o'clock last evening a still alarm called the department to the Stella Long bagnio, No. 151 Broadway. Oil nad been thrown upou tho corner of the building, near an outside stairway, and the weather boarding was well ignitea when discovered. A bottle, which had contained the inflammable fluid, was found uear by, and taken possession of by Officer Beswick, Tho firo was extnguished, and tho loss was merely nominal. It was supposed that the fire was completely extinguished when the firemen left, but at 11 o'clock an alarm from box 23 called the de- partment to the place again. Tne fire had worked under the boarding, smouldered for some time and again broken out. It was again gotten under control and the burning cmbers taken out. The proprietress is of the opinion that one of the former inmates of the place, who was turned out yesterday, at- tempted to burn the house out of revenge, as 1t was unquestionably the work of an incen- diary. g . Steam and hot water heating, first-class plumbing, Worl done n both cities, John Glbert, cor. Peart st. and Willow ave. b Dwelling for saie on easy payments. Also vuilding lots at lowest ket prices. Call and examine our list. . H. Sheafe & Co, oG et Watching the Motor Company. Work has stopped on the Fiith avenue motor line and will hardly be resumed until certain arrangements have been made with the property owners. Tho owners cf the abutting property have unitea in an attempt to resist the progress of the work unless adequate damages have been secured. They have secured tho services of an uttorney and if any move is made to resume the work beforo the settlement is made, an_injunction will at once be obtained to atop further pro- gress until the damages are satisfactorily adjusted, ——— C. B. steam dye works, 1013 Broadway. C. B. P. Co,, Stephen & Harmer, 32 Pearl. -— Still Introducing Evidel The third day of tho Brooks murder trial passed without developing any sensational or unexpected features. The eross-examina- tion of the first witness, Lars Jausen, was resumed yesterday morning, and continued, with the excention of usual noon recess, until half past 2 o’clock. The cross-oxamina- tion fuiled to break or materially affect tho evidence of the witness. Ho was not con- fused in the slightest degree, and gavo his teatimony audibly and clearly. The defense evidently believed that the burden of the case for the state rested upon this witness, aence the long and wearisome cross-examina- tion and aliempt to shake his testimony. Tha second witness called was Oliver David, another young farm laborer_from Hazel Dell townsbip, who was in the city on the day of the murder and witnessed the shooting. His testimony corroborated that of Jensen, was clear and positive, and was not affected by cross-examination. After an hour’s siege on tho witness stand he was dis- missed und Sam Smith called, Smith was in David’s company at the time of the shooting, and both stood looking in the door of the 'saloon when the fatal shot was fired, HIs testimony was a repetition of that of Jensen and David, with the single ex- ception that he said that tho victim, Do Goode, was facing south when the shot Was fired, while the others stated that he was facing nearly n Dr. F. P Belliuger was the feurth witness and his evidence was entirely regarding the fatal wound, the course of the bullet, and the post mortem examination, Tho fifth and last witness of the day was Tom Casey, who was in the saloon when the murder was committed. Ho was attracted th the spot by the quarrel botween De Goode and George Guanclla, and saw the vietim fall dead, His examiuation was not completed when the clock struck 5, and court adjourned until 10 o'clock this mornin The attendance was about the as on the preceding day, specta- tors constantly coming and going. There were a fow more wowen inside the railing than had been seen there before, and they listened carefully to the evidence intro- duced, evidently takiog much interost in the case. The defendant appeared to feel a little more nervousness than he had preyiously ex- hibited, and was quite uneasy during the di- rect oxamination of the witnesses. This rest- lessness disappeared o a great extent during the cross-examination, the accused appar- ently feeling sure that under the skillful questioning of his attorney the condemning and overwhelming statements of the wit- nesses would lose much of their grave and weighty character. 1t is thought that it will require at least two more days for the state to introduce all of its evidence, 1t is not known hat plan will be adopted by the defense to prove their position of accidental shooting, or whether they have any witnesses to introduce, g —— Swanson Music Co., 335 Broadway. e Western Lumber ana Supply Co., 13th and 141h streets and 2d and 3d avenues, carry the largest stock of lumber, piling pold,ties,lime, cement and building waterial in the west, E. W. Raymond, manager. The Red Men in Grand Council, At the session of the great council of the L O, R. M., of lowa, held at Stuart, October 8and'9, the following officers were elected: Great prophet, E, D, Wiley, Des Moines; same great sachem, H. W. Funk, Audubon; reat senior sagamore, B, A. Hale, Perry; groat junior sagamore, G. E. Belt, Atlantic; great chief of records, W. E. Davis, Des Molnes; great keeper of wampum, George W. Shope, Des Moines, R. L. Williams, Counc Bluffs, was appointed_deputy great sachem, and western Iowa and the state of Nebraska were placed under his jurisdiction, The citizons of Stuart made the event a very pleasant one for the visiting red men, o banquet being given them Tucsday evening and an entertainment on Wednesday evening, A large parade of the order was held on Thosday afternoon. Through the exertions of Brother Williams this city was seiected as the next assembly place of the great council October 8 and 10, 1806, and at the proper time our citizens wiil be invited to participate in tho welcome extended the visiting brethren and the occasion made one long to be remembered - b - Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s loan office on furniture, pranos, horses, wagons, personal property of ail kinds, and all other articles of value, without removal, All business strictly confi- dential, RSO Bixby hias removed to Merriam block. - — Released on Bail. Wade Woodward, the young man indicted at the last session of the grand jury for ut- ing o forged check onJ, 1. Harkness, was yosterday released from the county jail, where he has been conflaed for the past two weeks. His bail bond was tixed at $500, and s bondsmen are Rov. Henry Delong and C. M. Burgess. The case will come up this term. Alr. R. T, Iryant has also farnished bonds in the sum of £1,000, Messrs, M. D. Hardin and . W. Williams bocoming his sureties. Mr. Bryant is under indictment for obtain- ing property under false pretenses, and his | trial is also set for a hearing this term. i, s oy Commencing from this date the Council Bluffs Carpet Co, will have o special sale of silks and fringes. These goods are the latest noveltics, and the sale will cover evorything i the line in stock. Every articlo will be sold at a special bargain. “This is a rare opportunity for people who desire to add these important articles of comfort and elegance to their home et Soldiers' Reunton at Onawa. The G. A. R. of Monona county held a re- union and camp five Thursday evening. Over threo hundred veterans sat down to a banquet of pork and beans. Chaplain Lywan addressed a large meeting of diers in the afternoon and Mr. J. J. Stead- man, of this eity, spoke in the evening to a large audience.” Department Commander Smith, who was expected, missed his tr: at this point and was uecessarily abse much to the regret of the veteraus. St Fine dressed chickens. G. Mottaz, Tel. 178, ————— Finest market in city—J. M. ———— J. G. Tipton, real estate, 527 Broadway. essag e 3. H. Sheafe & Co. gve special attent on 1o the collection of reutsand carc of property i the city and vicinity, Charges moderate. Oftice Broadway and Main streets, RIS James Taylor a conductor on the Rock Island, found a pocketbook containing $440 in checks and money belonging to a passen- ger who left his train at Avoca Thursday. He returned it to the owner, from Atlantic, with contents intact, before it was missed by him. _Such actions as this are not auoted by the advocates of total aepravity, and dispute the theory that the world is growing worse instead of better, = Do you desire to make your home during” the long, dreary winter months the most attractive piace 17 Then attend the special sale of fringes and rugs at the Council Bluffs Carpev Co., comencing to-day. You nev saw more elegant and beautiful articles than they are offering at special prices. g otunta feestas Fresh haddies, first of the season, at Fearon’ canlan’'s, —_— Black Royalties at Paris, King Dinan Salifou, who attracted so much attention here during the visit of the shah of Persia, has been veplaced by another s negalee sovercign named Ous Sy, St a London Telegraph Paris letter risians, how- ever, are no longer curicus about negro monarchs, as poor Ousman G likke his predecessor, is left to lay in his lodgings in the locality of Greenelle, where he is surrounded by an encampment of his subjects. King ( fought and bled in the cause of I'rance, and has accordinely received tho Cross of the Legion of Honor,which ne wears proudly on his white burnous. He rules when at home over 200 vil- lages, containing a population of over 300,000 sable subjects. Like most of the superior types of blackamoors who have beea invited to sce the exhibition, and to represent here the natives of the French colonies or dependencies in Afrien. Ousman Gassy is a highly in- telligent looking man, and his royal honors, although meagre and mediocre sit well upon him. P ' is the ever made., purest and best soap e A Little of Botn, A day or two ago T retold the story of Lord Beaconsficld and the académy banquet, at which he eculogized in an after-dinner speech the pictures which before dinner he bhad privately ridi- culed, says Editor Stead in the Pall Mall Gazette. “I have always found,” he said, in self-defense, “that it an- swers best to praise people for the qual- ity in which they are most defici T'his was told as an_amusing story Mr. Gladstone, ‘Do you eall it amus- ing?’ Mr. Gladstone replied, “I call it devilish,” *Which, gentle reader,” I went on to ask, *‘do you call it?”” One gentle reader sends me this morning the following apt-answer: **Why, I call it devilish-amusing.” D.J. EDMUND waAnT, P Vice Prés, Cnas. R HANNAN, Cashier, MTITENG OTATE 1 CITIZENS' STATE BANK, OF COUNCIL DLUFFS, Paid up Capital. ....$150,000,00 Surplus ... .. vee o 35,000.00 Liability to Depositors....335,000.00 Dinkctons—T. A. Miller, F. 0. L Shugart, E. Hart, I undson, Chas, R Huunan, iransact’ goneral banking businoss Largest capitul and surplus of bank |1 Northwestern lowa, _Iuterest on tine deposits OFFICER. WL IL ML PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broaaway, COUNCIL BLUFKS, IOWA. Denlers in foreipn and domestic exchange Collections made and iuterest pald on time de- posius, S e s Couneil BIufs Navings Bank ; D Incorporated Nov. 1, 1870, Southwest Corner Broadway and Main Streets CAPITAL $150,000. OrpicErs—N. P. Dodge, President: John Beresheim, Vice Presidenti A. W, Rickman Cashiler, Dinkcrons—N. P. Dodge, J. Beresueim, Keeline, J, L, Stewart, W, W. Wallace, G, M. Dodge. No.27 Main St, Over Jacauemin’ Jewelry Stor' The Subscription List will Open on Monday, October 14, and will Close on or Before Friday, October 18, INTERNATIONAL and MORTGAGE BANK OF MEXICO. (Banco Internacional e Hipotecario de Mexico.) Incorporated under Mexican Law, Whereby the Liability of Share- holders Terminates upon Full Payment for Their Shares. CAPITAIL, - $5000000 (WITH POWER TO INCREASE,) SHARES $100.00 EACH. PRESENT ISSUE, $3,500,000. OF WHICH $2,500,000 are Ofred to the Pablic, and $1,000,000 are t b2 Exchangel for the Stock of the Baneo Hipotecario Mexicano, The following gentlemen have been nominated and have consented to act as tors and Officers: DIRECTORS IN MEXICO. enor PEDRO MARTIN, of Messes. P, Martin & Co., Bankers. enor FAUSTINO DI GORIBAR. Senor RAFAEL DONDE. Sendr SEBAS DE MIER. THOMAS BRANIFF, Esq., Resident Divector of the Mexican Railway Com- pany and President of the Board of Directors of the London Bank of Mexico. Senor JOSE DE TERESA MIRANDA. M. L. GUIRAUD, 1sq., Resident Director of the Mexican Telephone Com- pany MORRIS S. BELKNAP, DIRECTORS IN THE UNITED STATE H. B. HOLLINS, Esq., of Messrs. H. B. Hollins & Co., Bankers, New York. ROBERT COLGATE, Esq., New York. MAYER LEHMAN, Esq., of Messrs. Lehman Brothers, Merchants, New York. EDWARD E. DENNISTON, Esq., of Messrs. E. W. Clark & Co., Bankers, Philadelphia. WILLIAM C. HOUSTON, Jr., Fsq., Merchant, Philadelphia. B. J. BURKE, Esq., of H. B. Hollins & Co.. Bankers, New York. JOSEPH S. AUERBACH, Esq., of Messrs, Lowrey, Stone & Auerbach, Attor- neys and Counselors at Law, New York. T OF THE BANK IN MEXICO. Senor PEDRO MARTIN, of Messrs. P. Martin & Co., Bankers, VICE PRESIDENT IN MEXICO, M. L. GUIRAUD, Isq. VICE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK, H. B. HOLLINS, Esq., of Messrs. H. B. Hollins & Co., Bankers. CASHIER OF THE BANK IN MEXICO, MODRIS S. BELKNAP. SOLICITORS, Senor RAFAEL DONDE, City of Mexico. Messrs. LOWREY, STONE & AUERBACH, New York City. Messrs. FRESHFIELDS & WILLIAMS, Loudon, £ngland. The charter of the Banco Tnternacional ¢ Hip- otecario De Mexico confers, among others, pow- ers to the following effect: To issue mortgage bonds representing loans to individuals or corporations upen income-pro- f For making advances on cousignments of ducing property situated in the Mexican Repub- | merchandise. lie For collecting debts, - For dlscounting bilgh The bank will encourage the system of pay- ments by check, and will offer generally facill- ties such asno other Mexican bank affords, and which are regarded a3 a necessity in the United States and Europe. The Chartcr provides that, except as to certain stamp duties and real prop- erty taxes cnumerated in the Charter, the Bank,its Capital, Shares, B Certificates of Deposit, writings, and may open and keep accounts current sub- Ject to check or otherwise, The bank will afford merchants factlitles for extending thely relations with Mexico and the Unitea States and Europe, The bank ¢ antnorized to purohase and sell on commission agriculiural products, machin- ery and implements, either divectly or through agents. Ttis authorized to establish branches through- out the states ana territories of the Republic of Mexico, and to appoint agencios abroad. It is authorized to issue certiticates of deposit for silver or gold, coined or in bars, to bearer or to order payable on demand, in Mexican dol- lars ov by welght in ounces, in the Republic of Mexico or abroad. othersecurities constituting its prop- The importance of this last men- | erty, shatl be exempt from ordinary tioned power can be better under- | or excraordinary Federal taxes now stcod when it is stated that Mexico | existing or which may be created and the United States produce to- | hereafter of whitever nature, gether upwards of 75 per cent, of the The annual revenuo of the Mexican Govern- entire annual product of silver in the | ment uereased from $16,000,000 in 1877 world. toover $32,00,000 In 1886, It is expected thatthe Silver Certifi- | he total imports and exports hetween Mex- cates of the Bank will enter fnto cir- | 1coand the United States nereased from $6,- swlation, resulting in adjusting Lal- | 299,310in(36610$27,227,66( 1888, on ¢ £:19 e In (880 the railway system of Mexico com: ances, and thus avoiding the wans- | CIER0 N THE L g 4 650 miles mission and retransmission of actual | PR R SR e tory bullion. ‘These certificates will bere- | py, - djreciors congratulate themselves and deemable at the office of the Bank in | 10 stockholders upon having secured, as Prest- the City of Mexicoand at designated S, dent of the bauk and gencral manager, Senor points abroad. Th rtificatesin dol- | Pedro Martin of the well-known banking firm Jars will, it is believed, circulate of Messrs P, Martin & Co,, of the city of Mexico, throughout the Republic of Mcxico, | 1is experience as a banker in Mexico extends affording a secured currency. over a period of thirty years, and his well-known The right to issue Silver Certificates intecrity, combined with his Knowled and conservatism, is in itself & guarantee of the is a privilege enjoyed by no other Mexican bank. successful management of the bank in Mexico, ‘The bank will introauce into Mexico the bank- ‘Ihere are no preference or founders' shares, Coples of the contract and of the charter and ing systew so popular in the United States, 1t power to carry on complete banking Dby-laws of the bank may be seen at the offices operations, 1t may nceept, draw, purchase, sell, of the undersigned, wenty thousand shares of the entire fssue discount, and negotiate bills of exchange, Arafts, bills, checks, and_commercial paper of have been underwritten, so that the present every kind, with or without security of property* issue of shares 1s made 1 part for the account of the underwriters, among whom are several payable in the Republic of Mexica or abroad; of the directors of the new bank. Subscriptions will be received by any of the undersigred at the prico of $110 per share, Mexican money, in Mexico, and the equivalent price of $80 in the United States, £16 88, per share in London. The books will be open Monday, Oct 14, 18809, and close on Friday, Oct. 18, 1889, Application for shares should be made upon the form accompanying the prosp:ctus and sent with a deposit of 86 per share to any of the under- signed. Allotmenta will be made upon close of subscriptions. The right is re- gerved to reject any proposals, to reduce the amount to be awarded there- under, or to close the subsc tions without previous notice. Payments to be made as follows: vieisie....On Application, 25 AT <verr....On Allotment, 20 . . . .+.00..Dec, 2,1889, 20 A i ..Jan, 22, 1800, 30 seasansnnssassarsssrenssseessess. s Mareh 20,1890, for which receipts will be given, 6 percent.......... Prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained at the offices of the undersigned. H. B. Hollins & Co., NEW YORK, N. Y. P. Martin & Co, CITY OF MEXICO, Richardson, Hill & Co., BOSTON, MASS. The Anglo-Californian Bank, Limited, BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Matheson & Co., LONDON, ENG, E. W. Clark & Co,, PHILADELPHIA, PENN, Bank of Commerce, ST. LOULS, MO, R TSR 075 515 TO THE S e o COAL CONSUMING PUBLI. the form of a communication as it appears in THE BEE of this date, is no OOTOBER 4, 1880.-The advertisement of severnl rolail dealers, unde§ based upon the truth, and the parties signing the same are well aware o) it, as the following reasons from their own standpoint will testify: 1. Wo have hind applications from four of them o0ld conl at our prices, would we allow thern the 50 far as Nis nelght €old; in other words, If the Pledging himself to keep strctly “mum,” to be takn in cut of the artage, each party T was concerned individually, 2. We have had ofers from the same parties, based on the follows ing, to-wit: A.—Under what conditions would we retire from the r 0 and 169 ons womd we remain 1 the retafl business, they guarauteeing us # o mentioned, but we agreeing to maintain priecs. certain tonnage for the ssasons of 1889, 1 B.—Under what condl certain tonnage s b all business, they a market for paranteeing us & nd fin From tho foregoing tacts, I think the generous and fair-minded publio will agree with me that any further remarks are unnecessary. Hi Ay COXy Council Bluffs, Ta., Brown Building. Av Ty THATCHIRY Chicago, Ills. ——TO THE— Coal Consuming Publie The coal dealers of Connci of the redu Bluffs would most_respectfully say in explanation on in price of conl made by T. Thatcher, of this city, that My, Thatcher has herctofore elaimed to sell coal by wholesale only. and that many of us have purchased coal from him at the market prices, and would sl continue to do so, if wo could with coal bought from complaint, and those of us who have st good arti Mr. Thatcher we rdled his coal h of conl that would please our trade, but great deal of trouble and ve been have had @ Obliged to Withdraw Our Orders from himor lose our customers. To resent this and coerce the deal Mr. Thatcher has come into the re sinto buying an il trade, and is now offoring his conl ata loss price delivered to consumers than be ch inferior article of coal rged us for it at his yavds, and also at lower prices than we could purchase Merchantile Coal elsewhere, We are prepaved to furnish a statement fully verified as to the correctness of the above explanation: Snapp & Knotts, D. E. Gleason, Carbon Coul Co., N. W. Williams, E. E. Mayne, Wm. Welch J. B Meyers, . B, Marklo, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., T. L. Smith, Sackett & Preston, Jos. McWill L. M. Shubert, TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS. The Best Eqnipped ¥ Goods of every description and material. ablishment in the West, Does Dyeing ana Cleaning of Garments and ry Cleaning ot fine Garments a Speclalty. Out of town orders by mall or express, will receive prompt attention. Works' on Motor Line, Corner 26th St. & Ave. A, Gouncil Bluffs OMAHA OFFICE, 152 FARNAM STREET. ment iii the city Away to custo at the ractories, and Rive the customer a margin t Koodssold and warranted by street, the oldest and heavio: © goods are bought direct ithout middlemen’s profits. workingman's heavy boot to tho finest lady's shoe is cli GLEO. SCHOEDSACK. IN COUNOIL BLUFFS Every cluss of footwear from tho 1per now than ever befors stablishments that huy divect and in large quuntities can will be an eliablo men. xtra in We do thi ement, added to tie Call ind ba convinced. S. A. PIEROCE, 100 Main st., Council Bluffs. COUNCIL BLUFFS FUEL COMPANY. venred before the fire with plenty of nice tresh coal on track, Telephone 1 001 348 Jo 21nS N 9L PR —— J01504 8 38 1awag el *1s urey 108 J.M. PALMER —— IAS THE CHOIEST LOT OF ——— SUBURBAN & INTERIGR PROPERTY In toe city. Gilt edged opnortunities to fmm diite nvestors and home seekers. SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. “FOR SALE AND RENT. N EW Baby coach for salé cheap ut No. N Broadway. T HAVE two cle. Lblock from mc 8and 11 Juses on 6(h ave., one Lavge lots, Houses new, 1 fmprovements: 3 payments t ‘un‘v hasers, These are fine bargaing, splerdidly located wid cheap- est proporty in Council BlaWs, J, B, Judd, 605 Broaaway. 23 FINE houses on Lincoln a ern fmprov almew, 2 Tots i0x150 each and the other 7. This property 12 finel located in the natural park portion of Connefl Bluifs, blocks from Omaha wnd Council Blutts motor. C. B. Judd, 606 Broadway. .. 8 rooms, mod- T, /B INSURANCE atactual cost, Addross 4 A, E. Daugherty, Cunning st,, Council Blufrs, PALGAINS In all parts ot the city. Phiiiips, room b, Everett block, WO 2-story 6-room hiouses on North 7th st. blocks from postofiiee. city water, oniy f00 ench, " enms o suit. o B Judd, @ ioadway. T¥ sou have wnylots or other property (it You wish o trade for o louse and lot, call B. Judd, 600 Broadway TAVE houses and lots in all parts of Couni- cil Blufts, from £30) 10 § that [ can sell on monthly paymonts, or any terms (o suit pur- chasers, This is of particular sdvantage Omaha merchants nles, or peopl who desire a Lo ness centor of Omahia without be 1 to pay exorbi tant prices, O, B Judd, 603 Broadway, Council Blufr, ¥ YOU bty & 110186 and 10t 6f 0. O, Judd and afterwards conclude 10 moye mwiy or in any other way not being desirons of Keeping the property, I will sell 1t for you freo of charge and property unsold I'wiil vent same without €010 OWDer ’\'\v ARIA hold by payment dowi. Y deods miven on all property 1, Judd when thers 15 & fair 018 in Central 8un cheap, Easy terms, N. 4C, Phillips, room b, Everstt block, RREMEMBEL tat [own my own property. and conseqently fan Wake terns to suit thé purchaser, who is Hot required to doal withi me through ah azent. €, B, Judd, 06 Broadway, Council Bluffs, DOI BALE—Ou eusy terms, resiuence lot, Grafhiam ave,, on moto X 50 acre fruit and vegetable farm 13 s enstof Chautaugua geoind Easy terms. “Only ¥ib per acre. 10°acres adjoining city imits; 2-5tory frame house, larg Larn, wood and coal sned, well, clster ) beurlug fruit frees, grapes and bor $,00, The bare land ) from city limiss, cacre. Easy terms Cred 0LOe KOV Only 850 per acro. r Nalo—i20 ucres, £0od b ., 1000 fruit four nilios £rom post- only 860 per acre, easy terms; also 43 acres adjoining, well iuiproved, av 5 an . one-third cash, balaice on terms Lo sulf, For Nalo- Lot 4, block 8, Hamscom' Place, Omabia on 10 years' thime at 7 per cent, lands on Grand use, barn and ont- Lime, Cement, P lightly disf aster and Stucco. 639 Brondways An old and well established drug store, established in I8, Cash rel uired, $1,50), bulancareal cstate, Addross A . Iiee, Council Blufs, JROR RENT Nicely firaistiod heated, airy, #ll conveniences, electric motor line. modern houses, N I ARGAIN -4 lots in_Riddic's sub, on 01h ave, Grading all paid. #10) each, N, Phillips, Toot 4, Everoit bloc 1955, n Torwiilicers a1l £:75 vach. 4 Philiips, room 5, Evercty block, o, well block front tdoor, Lew TLOmS in van Brunt & ice's add $230, dtorms. N.C. Philiips, room TBARGAIN in West Broadway property, N. 4’\1'. Phillips, room b, Everett blotk. © I OTS in Terry addition. Monthly pay AN. C. Phillips, room 5, Everott block. TLANDS for salo or exchange. N. C. room b, verett block, MPROVED farms in Towa and Ransis for exclanze for eity property. N. C. Phillips, room o, Everett block, Phillip 0TS on {th ave. and dgnay i st Very Chcap Benson & Shepher 9 Main st, OTS on Broadway, anywhere between Couns Jell Bluirs and Onigha,” Benson & Shepherd, 9 Main st VENUE A Iots, cornors, great bargains, Bienson & Shepherd, 9 Matn st OT on 4th avenue, Vi cheap. Brunt & Rice's sub, Benson's Shepliord, § Matn st. i\'.mn:n A neat young glrl to lielp in gens oral house work., Mrs Jacob =Shms, 510 Platuer st, BT coruer on Troadwiv, oppasito nower house' Denson & snepherd § Main st. TLO5 on Glen ave., gonuine suaps, Benson & 4 Shepnerd, v Main st j OTS on Manawa motor line, coruers,n 10 asli, balanco 810 por nmioath. Benso & Shepherd, 9 Main sf JRUAL ESTATE -Hougit 1 aold and exs changed. Special attontion glven to exams inat) titles, W, C. James, No, 1) Pearl st. € b‘()ll SALE~Acrs lots in Orchard p ‘This property 15 located in the Rico nursery, outn of the main part of tha city, 14 miles from court house, Geo. Metcalf, 10 Pearl st, ot and lots; #10) casn, 820) cash, §50 casli, balunce easy. Bouson & Shephord 0 Main st, l‘“H( SALE arranged modern lonses (now) in Blufls. Al modern improyements, located. Call on Maxon, Merriam block, WAL SIEDENTOLK, Real Estato. Spocial attention given th examination’ and. cors rection of title to lands and lots in city and county. No, ¥, North Main st OTS in Mullin's sub, #10 cash, balanco $10 per dmonth. Benson & Shepherd, y Main st. JHORSALE or Ront—Gurdan land with houses, 4 by JL K¢ Rice, 102 Main st., Council Biuffs, OR SALE 120 acra farn in_Jasper county, Towa, locatod near coal mines that are i operation, Thereisa five foot velu of conl uder the farm, Geo. Motcalf, No. 10 Pear] st PORSALE - 1mproved aua unimproved prop erty ery part of tho city, Rars oppc tunities for investors who seck speciiations splendid opportunities for those ‘who desire homes, ¢ieo. Motcalf, No. 10 Peurl st Bupines At great bargains. Pearl st (1t SA LE-—%0 foot luko front o1 ba twoen O 11 boat house and Manawa be Also & numbar of chioico 1ot in- Hogatta pla Geo. Motcalf, No, 10 Pearl st ()DELL BROS. & 00, loan money. Tl most liberal terms offered. 105 Pearl st O sy torins, 8010 of 110 oSt Councit inely locations or Main and Iiroadway Geo. Metcalf, No. 1 JBVLTER than & savings bank. Buy & house and lot of €. 1. Judd on monthly payments, and by paying from 8: 1o # more & month than rent in a fow years you will own yeur ‘houio froe of debt, which {3 hound by that'time to bo worth more than double what you pay for it now. C. 11, Judd, 600 Broadway, Couteil Hiums Flower Pots. Something entirely new, and the handsomest articies of the kind that vyer adorned & bays WIAOW OF CORSERVALOTY, BTo OUr Dow palnted aud ornamenced Flowdr Pots and Vases fox liouse plants, These goods are entirely new and aro sold exclusively in Council Bluffs by us, The Kustic Pots are highly oraamental and Wil beautify uny liouse, One grade is smoothly painted in brigit colors ready for decoration by ladies who palut. These handsome goods aresold at pricos cotnmonly asked for plainy £ fox painted pot and saucer, and plain at cors respouding prices, LUND BRO! = LW, C. Btacy Hoow 4, Opera ilock, W Mulu Burcet,