Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 24, 1890, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL: BLUFFS. OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Pelivered by carrler in any part of the City. H. W. TILTON MANAGER TELEPHONES: usirss Orrice, No. 4 T Eor b MINOR MENTIO. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs The rifle club held a shoot at the western part of the city The P. E. O. will meet at Mrs. A, T. El- well's this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. L. A. Casper will be found today ating graves and lots in Fairview The salvation warriors will ente eream social this evening at the B barracks, A marr Hans Anderson both of this city. Mrs. 8. C. Brown of Dunlap has commenced suit against Charles Reiher, asking 10,000 damages for slander. Today will be the last day of civil business at this term of the district court, as the crimi- nal docket will be opened Monday John C. Shea of Omaha will address the Brotherhood of United Labor of this city at Marcus’ hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Fd. Schicketang has moved his barber shop to No, 220 Main st which he has fitted up in a very attractive and convenient manner. The Dunlap Reporter says that “Tom Bow: man of Council Bluffs, is ndidate fo state treasurer on the democratic ticket, A forlorn hope, old boy.” The defendant in the murder case of State vs William Boartz filed a motion in the dis trict court, yesterday moruing for a continu- ance until next term, Missouri Valley has lost its local daily, publication having package touse is being made 3 and the little city will not be without consolation, TFreddie, the three-year-old son of Mr. and M. S. T, Carter, died Thursday night of diphtheria. The funeral took place at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the resi- dence on Benton strec A free exhibition of rope walking will be given at 8 o'clock this afternoon at thecorner of Scott and Broadway by Prof. Frank Stookey. The rope will be stretehed between the Supp and Nonpareil building. A petition has been circulated andfsigned by every attorney in the county with one or two exceptions, favoring Walter I. Smith, esq., for the district bench to succeed Judge Carson, whose t. expires this fall, The funeral of little Donald, the three-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, took place yesters The s es were held in F View cemetery, Rev. G. W. Crofts ofiiciating. A large number of friends attended. Mrs. Annie M. son died 3 3 her home, No. 1908 Fifth avenue, aged twi two years. The funeral will take place o'clock this afternoon from the residence. Interment will be made at Fairview. The three-year-old son of George Paull, liv- Ing on North Eighth str fell off a dirt wagon Thursday afternoon and broke his arm. The fracture was reduced by Dr. Seybert and the little fellow is getting along nicely. o The Unity Guild social in Hughes' hall last evening waus very largely attended and was an unqualified suc A pleasing pro- gramme was rendered and the young ladi of the guild netted quite a sum for their treasury as the result of th labors, Hon. W. H. M. Pusey vived a letter yes- terday morning from “Hon. J. Sterling Noj ton stating that he would be unable to be here this evening and fill his engagement to ad- dress the taviff reform but will be here next Saturday evening. s suffering from a severe cold and his hoarseness will not permit him to talk, L. H.F was before Judge M terday charged with insulting di admitted by the prosecuting w did not insult any but, and disturbing the peace, and he was fined rdingly. B. Johnson was booked for i eving with the officer who made the a rest, but he was granted a continnance, and has employed an attorney to fight the case. A decided improve at M: and one that will be appre Just been ('nmplv‘lml 3 rictor of the Manawa beas bath house Ie has cut down the bank of the lake for a distance of 150 feet between the bath houses and the hotel, and covered it with blue gras s0d, which greatly improves the appearance of the entire north shore, Marshal Templeton day dispatched his first consignment of unlicensed canines to dog heaven. The path led through a hogshead of the wettest kind of water. A rope passed through a ring in the bottom of the barrel ‘was tied about the neck of the shivering, frightened animal, and before he had a &n'l nity to euter'any protest he was j MeGinty. Coloncl D. B. Dailey Lumber Co., coal. the range in decor- meter, aln an fce ant street o license was fssued yesterday to id Miss Anna C. Hansen, lent ked s _filed notice in the district court that he will appeal to the su- preme court, to release Miomas Brooks frem he penitentiary, where he is now serving a life sentence for the murder of I Goode over u y 0. The court, ias been ordered to prepare a trans of the papers in the case, so that the show beforo the higher court’ may be made next month. The school board meets this evening to in- spect plans for the new school buildi erected on the Cochran tract, rarly dozen sets of plans have been submitted by local and outside architeets, The ques! of heating the building will also be discuss Messrs, Wells and Waite were unable to nts to nine the Smead apparatus at Toledo, so will have no report to make on the matter. A bugzy and express wagon, going in oppo. site dircetions, collided at the corner of Broadway and Pearl yesterday afternoon The horse uttached to the heavier vehicle fmmediately began to plunge, and took the buggy, hor 1, down Broadway buck- ward 'fora distance of nearly one Lundred feet. ‘The prospect for a serious accident to the driver of the bugg; very good for few seconds, aud considerable excitement was ccasioned, but a_spectator rushed into the and seized the frantic horse by the head, and the trouble was over. The buggy was damaged to the amount of several dollars. - Store Council Bluffs, We have just from our eastern manufacturors ane of the largest lots of boys’ waists, outing flannel and white unlaund shirts ever shown in this part of the stat We quote buta few of the numerous ba gains to be found in this department 25 dozen boys' waists in outing flannel, percale, Duteh blue, and white flaunel, rang: i in prices from j0c, dle, T to #1 cach, 200 dozen gents® outing flannel shirts in all rades, including checks and stripes, ranging 5 b, THe 10 82, 100 dozen gents whit mlaundr examine bargains, marked e, 4be, §1 Gents' neckwearin all the news, Picque, tecks and four-in-hands fc y Also a beautiful line of silk in light medium and dark colors from 2, 50¢, 7 to $1.00 each i Our over . Weare sh good value in mon grades at 10c and 1250, Also bal cgan, British and faney stripes, full regu 1ar madd, at 10, i for be, a regular Fast black hose (guaranteed) 19¢, e, Blc, in macco, cotton and lisles, Also o line of fancies. FOTHERINC was 80 300, full 1AM, WHITELAW & CO,, Council Blufts, Ia. - Automatons in Blue Coats. Some of the policemen are complaining about the rules under which they are ex pected to de their work. The sum and sub- stance of these complaints is that the powers that be order the patrolmen to be simply walking machines, with no power to speak to any one on the street or to use any judgment whatever in divecting their steps. ‘They must keep walking for twelve straight hours. They claim that this is moye w stupid work than is required in any other that city. Another cause of complaint is they are kept in profound ignorance as to any nformation or rewards offered for the cap- ture of criminals wanted elsewhere, Th say they might frequently arrest criminals if they only knew the description of the who were wanted, but kept a secret. Their salaries ure meager, and yet they get no chanc put by an occasional reward. Th men deemed to piece ro are nul- | rules modified | whis luous and moro | ich information is | orons have been brood late them other complaints which 1over until it was decided to formn petition to the mayor and council. Assurance was given by some of the city officials that such o petition would be spectfully considered and the alleged - | @ 1ooked into with a view of having the During the past few days 1 and & nuin. into o such p petition has heen pi ber of the men signed {t.” Some ond inforied | the chief what was going on, and soon it was yered nmong the men that if the petition 1any further every man who had signed it would be discharged forthwith, and new men put in their places. This caused a_number of them to weaken, | The prospect of losing even an undesirable job was not pleasant, ally when no other job was in_sight. petition will | probably be smothered, and the men will fall | into 1i The petition, which all of the patrolmen with one pticn_ signed, after stating the ances setforth above, closes with the ing plea to the council: “We instance s only a few of the matters to which we would call_your attention, and we would respectfully request that you investigate closely the present workings of the force and take such _measures as will tend both to an increase of eft and a_fair treatment of those who by serving as policemen are not supposed to surrender their manhood or indi- viduality.” When Chief Cary heard of the move yes- terday morning he promptly gave it out that if the petition was circulated and signed by the men he would discharge every on them last night, and get a new force. As s00n as this report was_ circulated among the men it created more or less consternation, and some of them wilted, and concluded that the best thing for them to do was to pull in their horns. A few still felt rebellious, and declared they would seeure what they deemed v rights orwould be discharged. The rs thought they could hardly afford to their jobs, and the embryo stiike was at end, was car Good paper hangersat Crockwoll's, 1f you want the best Wail paper go to J. D. Crockwell's, R R v dinner or board apply to Mrs. Kemp, th ave, g ot house, Council Bluffs; 81 a day. ———— The gasoline stove 15 more dangerous than the unloaded gu v prope v using the C, B. Gas and Electric Light Co."s gas stove. e Waterw orks $16, N. Y . PlumbingCo. Mk ey The Queen Knows a Good Thing. The Mueller Music company, No. 103 Main street, reccived the followlngs telegram May 15, 1890 Queen of England purchased Hardman grand pino from our European agent for Balmoral castle. HarbyAN, PECK & Co.” Mueller & Schmoller, agents, 1404 Dodge street, Omaha. n of Victor, Tn., 2. and . W of this city. Superintendent Gooden waukee came in yesterda and will remaiu in this v until tomorrow. He is wife and daugliter, Mrs. W. H. McKenzie left last evening over the Milwankee for Chicago for a siort visit with relutive H. B. Whitney and family left last evening for the east. My, Whitney is a s 1 for the National fire insurance com: Hurtford Messrs. J. F. and Wil from @ visit to their Wyoming ranch. Superintendent Cook of the elevator pany has gone to Chicago, where he called to attend the funeral of Lis nicce. of the Mil- in his special car, iity and O accompanied by his com- was and Miss 1 for a wee ' George T. Phelps is ho: from a trip to Texas and New Mexico. kg Grand Master Workinin "’rmfl"%n{m.- ¥ rder of United W H=et last evening for Chicago. 9 Miss Katie O'Donnell has gone to New York on a two months’ visit with relat and friends. Phil Armour of Cherokee is visiting friends in the Bluffs. J. C. Barstow, day clerk at the Ogilen, left Thursday evening for a wecks visit at his home i llinois. During his absence his ¢ will be filled b ; Major O. . Gutl ity yesterday e, and Mrs, ‘T F. Hale of New York city siting their ueice, Mrs. Buckman, outh Eleventh street. v en route for Dakota, where they will spend the summer. Misses Mollie and Pauline Miller of Peters- burg, 1L, arrived in_the cityyesterday to sit their sister, Mrs, B. C. Drake, No. 316 South Eleventh strect. Dr. A kson of Chadron, Neb., has been Visitiug friends here fov th two duys, leaves this_evening to visi tives in Virginin. He is an old Coun Blufts boy, haviug been born and ruised he and was @ member of the old Bluff City en’ gine compuny. ie of St. Louis was in Choice residence property centrally located for sale by E. H. Sheafe 20, — Buy Wall Pape Gillette & Freeman's, 25 Pear] street. Schmidt's gallery refurnished, and new in struments. For 30 day 3.00 cabinets for $2.50. Elogant finish war 0 Main. S. West, porcelain crown and bridge No. 12 Pearl. -~ J.G. Tipton, real estate, - ur proy B. Judd p Broadway. If you Judd & W Broadway. all on the ssident, 606 - An Old Resident Gone. Another old citizen of the Bluffs passed away vesterday in the person of Job W. Damon, in his sixty-fifth year. For over a year he had been a’ sufferer from paralysis, which finally resulted in his death. The de- sed was born in Vermont, but came west when a young man and located in this ¢ 1856, He married Miss Nannie E. Smile) Omaha, who survives him. The fi ving 'children A dson and € 1 of whom The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the residence, No. 121 Perin enue, Rev. Dr. Phelps officiating, The mains will be interred at Walnut Hill, J. C. Bixby, neer, M3 Lif bloe am neaung, sanitary engi- building, Omalia; 202 Merriam , Council Bluffs, —_——— A good hose reel free with every 100 feet of hose purchased at Bixby's The Manbattan sporting headq'vs, 418 B- way. - orial Se memorial ice. There w a service of the Union Vete ion encampment No. 8, of Council Bluffs, at the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon, M , at 2:30. Ap- propriate ceremouies in memory of comrades who'have died in the encampment will be held. Addresses will be made by Colonel J. J. Steadman and Hon. George Carson, The Congregational choir will furnish _musie. A al invitation is extended to Abe Lincoin post, the Women's Relief corps and all soldiers and sailovs of the late war and to the public generally, By order of . I Hotaes, Commander, - Important to Horsemen and tuef goods, P Large line horse 552 By, C. B. e S. B Wadsworth & Co., 207 Pearl street, loanmoney for Lombard Investment company . L g Desirable dwellings located in all parts of the city, for rent by E. H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main st., up stairs, - Scheming for Factories. A scheme for securing additional factories for Council Bluffs is being agitated with good prospects of success. Those who are at work on the plan propose to organize a company with §100,000 ca| be each $1,000, The capital stock is to be used in put tiug up bulldings, providing gounds, etc., for | al, the shares to factories desiring to locate here, The s are to be assessed only so fast as there open chances to secure desirable factories, and only a portion is to be used to secure any one fac tory. It is believed that by the time the whole £100,000 is properly placed there will be thus secured for Council Bluffs £00,000 of invest ments in manufacturing. If this could be ob 1 any one subscribing for a share could pay for it from the profits of increased businiess” or advance on real estate, If the factories are not thus secured, the share holders would not have to pay in their cash It is urged that by thus distributing the capital among different factories there would be better chances for profitable investment, and better results secured. If five factories were thus started the association would have on an average $20,000 in cach, 1t is hardl; probable that more than one out of five would prove unprofitable, and the success of the other four would make up for any such lame one. 1t is algo urged that the individual share- nolder would have little at stake under such an arrangement. He would have an average of only £00 invested in any such factory. On the other hand the association, having in all 0,000, would be warranted in keeping close ck of the business and _guarding its inte ests, In doing so it would consequently look after the interests of each one who had but 200 in ed. There is some discussion as to the best methods of arranging the investments, Some are urging that the capital thus raised should be given out in the form of a bonus instead of an investment. Others suggest that the as- sociation put up buildings and buy grounds and then arrange with manufactirers to oc- cupy them, the factory to pay for the use such per cent of the profits as would be equitable. Thus if the factory made money it could pay something to the association, but if not it would be running at a reduced ex- pense. Those favoring this plan propose that the factory people should have the right to buy the buildings and grounds at cost ut any time when they desired, and in the meantime to take only such rental as the factory could sily afford to pa — - We want you to list your rental property with us and we will secure you good, reliable tenants. Rents collected and special atten- tion given to care of property H. Sheafe & Co., Broadway and Main airs, Work of an Arson Fiend. About 1 o'clock yesterday morning the barn of Elisha Perkins, in Silver Creck pre- cinct, together with six head of horses, 2,000 bushels of corn and a lot of farm machinery was destroyed by fire. There were seven horses in the barn, but one of them was stolen, presumably’ by the incendiary, as the barn was undoubtedly set on_fire, 'L is about 3,500 and therc is no insurance. There is no ¢lue to the perpetrator. The loss heavy one and will be severely felt by M. Perlkins, who is well known throughout the county. y Up 8 et AT Killed By a Colt. William Roberts, a farm hand employed by 3eorge Hanley of Keg Creek, died Thursd from a kick received two days before, when he went to the stable and a colt kicked him in the forchead. Roberts had worked there but a week and nothing is known about him, except that he came from England six z0 and resided in Chicago before con west. He said nothing about his relatiy id there is nothing among his effects to gi the slightest information on th bject. The body was brought to this city yesterday and buried in Fairview cemeter; e P Free. Samples of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine at Kuhn & Co.’s, 15th and Douglas, cures headache, nervousness, slecplessness, neu- ralgia, its, ete. OUTH OMAHA NEWS. Working Hard for the Proposed New Fair Grounds. The promoters of the proposed new fair grounds on Q street west of South Omaha, are in earnest in_regard to the enterprisé, and are pushing it with_vigor. They held another meeting Wednesday, and satisfactory progress was reported. One hundred acres have been secured at a price of £200an acre. - subscribers to the stockwre ing and meeting with success. An ef- fort will be made tointerest Omana capital in the affair. If that can be done it dently asserted the enterprise is an assured success. Garneau's Bad Break. Louis Garneau and his wife live just across the Sarp; line. A short time ago iarneau requeste ran to pay friendly visit and Mrs. Egan accepted the invitation. Two weeks went by an in the meantime Garneau commenced to suspect that Mrs, zan was off color and that she was leading Mrs. Gumeau from virtue's path. So he got mad, did Loui Thursday he tried to entrap them by tak- ing them to Omaha and following them around in the hopes of catehing them in a stolen assignation. It didn't work und when the trio returned to the Garneau home Louis was ely drunk. He ordered Mrs. Egan to In company with Mrs. Gar- to South Omaha. On the v train up from Albright Garneau called his wife and Mrs. Egan names that are not endearing. He pursued them through the streets of South Omaha and applied the vilest sort of epithets. Captain McMahan came to the rescue of the ladies and locked Gar- neau up. Notes and Personals. Colone! P. Savage and Ed Johnston and wife have returned from Chic A half dozen vagrants w Judge King yesterday them were ordered out of town. M John Robinson will return from De- troit next week. Mrs. Robinson attended the funeral of her sister, who was buried in Detroit yesterday. Mus. George Joseph and family of are the guests of James Bellew of Albright. Miss Mary Kain has gone to Kansas City on a visit. posed of by Most of Nervous debility, poor sexual weak ured by Dr Nervine, Samples free at Kulin & Co.'s and Douglas. memory, difidence, DAMIEN DE A Letter T NDED. From Louis Ste- Robert Louis Sievenson, in a letter addressed to Rev, Mr. Hyde of Honolulu, enters an energetie defense of the late Rev, Father Damien, the famous mis- sionary among the lepers of the Sand- wich islands, against Mr. Hyde's decla- ration that the leprosy of which Father Dumien died was due to his vices and his personal uncleanliness, says don dispateh to the Chronicle, Stevenson not only defends Damien’s character from tho aspersions of Hyde, but attacks Hyde's chavacter and con- duct, and charges him with living a life of elegant ease as a “swell” mission- ary, occupying fine house with the most luxurious surroundings available, and keeping safely away from tho lepers and diseased poor, ~while Father Damien renounced all the com- forts of life and was crowned with the glory of saintly self-ubne while working in the midst of horrors and sur- vounded by the worst forms of human mf 3 Stevenson "JACOBS Q SUAC lL although he is himself a SPRAINS, BRUISES, I RHEUMATISM. *NOSY3S THE OMAHA DAILY Presbyterian, goes o far the Presbyterian mi for, as he allages, their avoic anything like sullacrifl bors, man of pure Hyde's charg slanders and ohs ing houses of Apla and Honolulu, The letter is o model of Stevenson’s in- cisive style, farme are now taking up {1 Kansas Farmer, ha lay of sitting pen the drake, and th return to la, are haps have the first p call the new Roc ets to all points ¢ VWV LY pay rent when you can buy & home on above monthly and interest. ¥ address the Judd & Wells Co. Council Blufts, Ia. BEE, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1890. He declares that PR Pozzoni's Compléxjon Powder produces a ft and beautiful skin; it combines every element of beauty dnd purity - Ducks. There are more poultry keepers and than for- merly. Many supposed they didn’t have the pr for them to swim interested in ducks per fa y of a pond this is not culture they , sy lities in the e in, but ential to successful duc ng continually, If they will soon be cured and ng. The Aylesbu 1 favorites, n sference in a close espe 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam streets is Island ticket office. Tick- ONE ENJOY Both the method and results when Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pogulnr remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. - Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA F16 SYRUP C€O. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK. N.V. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. the same terms, and in ease of your death atany time leave your family the home clear on the following térms. A home worth 81,000 at 312 per month. A home worth §1.500 at #18 per month. A home worth £,000 at £24 per month. A home worth $5.000 at #6 per month. A home worth £,000 at $15 per month. Other priced homes on the same terms. The ments include prineipal rfull particulars cull on or 606 Broadway, TOR R OR RENT—Nlce front room, with board, suitable fo 1 and wifeor two men. 2 fain, Couneil Blufbs. Two good modern houses. W. 28 Pearl street, W. Bilge Wells Co., Couneil Bluffs, Tu. OR NOR RENT—The store room, on Peur W. 0. T No. 18, frouting houso 1 vacan t we will trade for Der The Judd & i Omahu or Couneil blufrs. JOR SALE or Rent—Garden land, with ¥ J. R. Rice, 102 Main st., Gouncil ALE—Hotel proper trally located. Mrs, zhth St., Council Bluffs, rooms, cor Wi Noble, 12 & T TR GOy AR Y N gy FACIAL BLEMISHES. Such as Pimples, Blotches, Black Heads, Hair Removed. Freckles, Superfluous Addre: DR. W. L. CAPELL, 846 Marcus Block, Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFF'S, IA. Room 250 ) Room 610 S. FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF TITLE MAXON & BOURGEOIS, ARCHITHOTS —)AND(— SUPRBRRINTENDENTS, FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS. errlam Block, Council Bluffs, Ta. Y. Life Bullding, Omaha, Neb. 18 to denounce fonaries generally nee of ice in th la- Damien was a d blameless life, and that s are based on the open jo'gossip of the drink- APRIZE PUZZLE , Duck eggs_should be hed under hens and the ducks kept show signs 1 up with a vigorous ducks her- How Many Cuts in This Aduer It looks simple, but if you can tell you can make big money. You say only Three Cuts? You’r mistaken. Cuts in price--which you will see as plainly as you see these printed [ DAVID BRADLEY & CO.’S Catalogue and Prices on CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SURREYS, SPRING W AGONS, etc. ones if you get tisement] There are a great many cuts-= Be sure to address, A BN & O, COUNOCIL. BLLUFFES IOWA. F. M. ELLIS & CO, Architects AND BUILDING SUPERIN ENTS, Roon 0 and 432 Bee Omaha, nd Rooms 244 and m Block Council Bluffs, Ia. ~ Correspondence solicited . .D EDMUNDSON, E. L, SHUGART, Pre Vice-Pres. CHAS. R. HANNAN, Cashler. CitizensState Bank OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, Paid Up Capit: Surplus and Profits.. Liability to Depositors Direcrons—I. A. Miller, F. O. Shugart, E. B, Hart, J. D, Edm R. H Transdet general banking busl- ital and surplus of any bank in Southwestern lowa, Interest on Time Deposits. CHRIS BOSEN, SASH and DOOR Factory and Planing Mill. Rest equipped, most centrally loca Mo tity. "ATl modern, operated by skill al attention given to st ng, p| g and trimmi and estimates for hou ialty. Corner North Main and Mynste Council Bluffs, Telephone 250, .$150,000 T he] A. Mm‘pfiy 15t Avenue and 2isv Street. Sash, Doors and Blinds Band and Seroll Sawing. Re-Sawlng and T Ing. Sawing of 1 kinds. Porch Brackets, Kindling wood 50 per load delivered. Cle suwdust’ by the barrel 2c. All work 1o be first-class. - Telephon YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED 08, OFFICER. OFFICER & PUSEY, : BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, Council Bluffs, - lowa. Dealers in foreig and domestic exchange. Collections maude and interest paid on time dcposits. 27 MAIN STREET, Over 0. B. Jucquemin & Co.s Jewelry Store Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete. Agents Wanted. DR. C. B JUDD, 600 BROADWAY, COUNOIL BLUFES, - IOWA B. Wadsworth & Co., 207 PEARL STREET. Make Loans on Real Estate Secuuity. And Write Fire Insurance in the BEST COMRANY IN THE WORLD. [oion At & Tidle (. IN THE MERRIAM BLOCK, 'LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY And Furnish the Best Abstracts of Title. Correct Work Books, the most Guaranteed Competent the Best Abstract- by ors and the capital stock of the company., F. O. Gleason,Pres. L. F. Potter, Vice Pres. [,. l’) Ru]»insnll, ll‘l‘(‘:l\ = B, \\v.l(ls\\nllll, Sec. Bouncil BIutts Lumber COMPANY. ——INCORPORATED— mber, Lime, Coal e, i R. Stevenson, President, ! M. J. Irons, Vice-l'resident. . Stevenson, Sec. and Treas. Telephone 25Y7. as tovcs for Coo 900 Main St,, Cor. 9th Ave,, Council Bluffs, Ia. king ! There is no me ins more than of its nutritive to this there is NO ASHES! NO SMOKE! NO LABOR! NO DANGER! ) in private 1. An Open R om All Contact 4. No Confined Vipo Heut, 6. A Griller Free = "IRIC LI BLOOIL, GAS & E MERRIAM DYE WORKS ‘SIBINOAI) PUB ISI 2214 40 PUSS PROFESSIONAL DI H. Birkinbine N. Schurz Stone & Sims RECTORY. Hydraulic and Sunitary Engineer. Supervision of Public Work. 3uilding, Coucil Bluffs, Justice of the Peace. Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Office over Ameri Practice in the State eral Courts. Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, Council Bluffs, lowa. C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1n 4 FURNITURE. <« ors, sond for Catulogue. vay, and 204 and 206 Pierce Strect, Council Blufts, 3¢