Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1891, Page 3

THIE OMAHA BEE CCUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST, by Carrler in uny partof the City LTON. - - « MANAGER PHONES: MINOR MENTIO N Y.P.Co Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Gus Schultz, a driver for the firm of Sche- field, Shurmer gle of Omaha, was ar- resteb yesterd noon for peddiing with But.n license, Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Icobert Howsam of Omahaand Ada Water: son of this city, and to Edwin Van Kirk and Nellie Graham, both of this city. 'he Union Pacific company hashad a num ber of engines guarding the switches between the Rock Island and Milwaukee tracks and its bridge tracks at the trausfer, ever since tho contract was first abrowuted. Sinco Judge Dundy's decision, which was rendered in Omaha afow days ago, these engines have been removed, and it is thought there will be no more trouble. A suit wns begun in superior court yester. day by Matia Jackson vs the Omaha & Coun cil Bluffs bridge and railway company to re cover #114.60 which was paid by the plaintiff for the paving between the tracks mnd one foot on each side, The petition cites the city ordinance which provided that the company was to pay for such paving. Harle & McCabe appear as attorneys for the plantiff. ““$1. A. Cox, western sales agent for A. T Thatcher, has moved his coal office {ro Brown building to No. 16 Main street, in the Chapman building. Mr. Cox has joined with Jooper & M who have moved their real estate office from the Merriam block to the sawe place, and the gentlemen have fitted up as pleasantly and nicely ngzed offices are in the city, and they will be glad come their friends and the public in their new quarters, Evans Laundry Co,, 520 Pearl street, Telo phone Goods called for and delivered, PERSONAL The friends of Fred Westripp and family, who recently removed from this city 1o Boone, will' bo pained to learn that Mr. Westripp's son, George, is very ill, and ot expected 1o live, Best heavy goods, 25 per cent of, ¢ Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway. Bixny, steam neating, sanitary en- 202 Mé rriam block, Council Blufts The Sisters of Mercy. The Sisters of St. Bernard's hospital have following report of their work st year: James J.C PARAG RAPHS sh. 3.0 gineer, Receipts Mithen, 80 f ;& Heafey Deese, Wells & (o, 10; Hen iseman & 3radloy & Co., #8105 Mrs. P, Lacy, i Unthanlk, $; Mrs. Unthank, ! Lee, £ Mrs. P, Mithen, £ Gross, 11 beck, #: M Florenco Mo 3 & ; Mrs. Kinney, £1, Donations groceries small quantitics every two a, £oin, Wic Hughes, Connor, O' Neit, Mury ell, Ingoldsbey, O'Br Nolan, O'Rourke, Pow Heury, Kimball, € O. P. Wickam, J Mithen, Ris: King, Sullivan, Mithen, Dre mith, Hayes, Mill J. Shea, Haas, Five boxes cauned corn, roceries and vegetables were received from dessrs. MeAtee, Beck, Fearon, Rink, Louler, Spetman, Palmer, Haverstock, Stewart Brothers, Groneweg & Schoentgen, Dugquett, Sullivan, Gibvs, Millard, Mergen, Tholl. 'Chinaware from Mr. 3 Hardware from Messrs, Field & Toller. Vegetables and fruit from Messr: Pherson, Wilcox. Wise, McNamara, Kes Murphy, MeDermott, Hoffman, 'McKen® , Kelsoe, Thommie, Flori, Connelly, Bread from Leutzinger, Garncuu Brothers. Crackers from M, Brothers. Meat from Mr. Omaba se. Ico daily, T Sons. Water free from Council waterworks. Daily papers, O ana Globe, Nonpareil and the weekly Critic. There have been 180 patients” in the hos- pital, of whom sixty-two were Roman Cutholics, seventy-eight belongea to other denominations and forty-nine had no relig- fous belie! In respect tonationality the patients were divided as follows: Nationality ot patients, Americans forty- Gunoude, Mrs. Frank G M Mrs. Jame MeDer rom Mos- O'Rourke, , Gunoude, Rolland, Mitch: Duff,’ Quinn, Sweeney, Me- heels and § Blufs B five, 1 1 , German forty-seven, Swed- ish thirty, Itafitn five, Scotch three, colored two, I Bohemian nine, English " The cha on half po fifty-three. Tn addition to the regular 168 needy people were 1 clothing during the year. The Sisters the succes for still greater results in the future, They thank the many who have aded them in the work and hope their future attompts will be aided in like manne by patients numbered 101, those thirty-five, and those on full pay hospital work footwear cheaper th side Down shoe store. The Kiel hotel barber shop has reopened in tho basement. Joseph Sehmitt, 1 ever at the Boot Up- Teemen, keep your feet warm and dry with a pair of the special rabbers at the Boot Up- side Down shoe store. We than you can get them anywh An Amateur Detective. J. W. Hook, the employe of the re in town, Snyders house the other evening and repre sented himself to bo an off tain some papers about which the a dispute, was arrested yesterd blo Kvaus on a charge officer. A short time later young lady who had the room was entered, was mation issued by the sewing ing an machine com: pany charging her with the larceny of the Ho ok papers. Both parties were releaso: ona bond of $100 and Miss Noah on her own recognizance, Miss Noah used to sell company, and bad a sule when shie left the plac She claiued that a commission of § m; of the oftice, delivered and at first refusea to give oney. Finally, howey her what she claimed and gave hera for the amount, as a payment on a which she had bought for herself. It was this receipt which was at the bottom of the whole fuss, and which Hook went to the Tuy's wom to get,” Tarpie claims tht she had no right to the receipt, and_accordingly nud her arrestedfor lurceny. Tho both cases has been set for hearlug this morning in superior court. The star which Hook showed wi one of the agency” stars which have got so many well- meaning persons into trouble before, The Manhattan, sporting headquarters, N. ©O'Brien. her , ho ugreed to vy ipt — Too much California canned goods on hand ; must besold, Kelley & Younkerman, ———— W. R, C. Entertainment, The Woman's Relief corps of this city have socured Miss Lillian Childs Russellto give a bumorous and dramatic reading in Masonic Temple hall next Tuesday evening. Miss ussell comes mghly recommeneed by Du- buque, Cedar RapRis and other lowa cities where she bas appeared. The offorts of this should be largely patromized by our \A\Iwnn They ure, ‘with “othory, relicviug o wan many poor familics in our widst. Tickets on sale at the book stores, ded with cast off ch encouraged over vir efforts last year and hope Rubbers, overshoes and all kinds of winter them cheaper Singer sewing machine company who entered §. B. rin order to ob- e had been h, the and whose hines fur the was due her on the deal, but thatTarpie, the manager the machine himself any of the hine young trial of jetective THIE THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS. The Theater Company and Manager Dobany ome to a eement. REPORT OF ST, BERNARD'S HOSPITAL. The Amatenr Detective Now Wishes He Hadn't Pat His It—Bothered b I fters. A great load of anxiety was roiled off the nbers of the Councii Bluffs theatr pany and, in fact, atall interested in having g tertainment in this city, when the contract aud lease were signed yesterday, by the terms of which the opera house was transferred f a period of years to the newly formed organ- ization. It was fearcd for a time that the deal would fall through, the partiesnot being able to come to uny satisfactory agreement. Atlasta compromise was agreed upon, by which the company takes the opera houso for one year and pays a rental of #,500 for it. Do- hany agrees to refit the dressing rooms, toput off all those who have been ) theatrical en- in water closets and other needed conven- iences and to thoroughly clean the house, If atthe end of the year the company has in its treasury a balance of £3,300 it is obliged to take the house desires it for another year. .Orifitso has the option of taking it for an- other year or term of years at the rate of &3,500 per annum. , how- er, is not binding on cither of the par- After the first year and gate it. What cither may abro- the compa to do may be expe seen from the following proclamation which was issued yesterday To the citizens of Council Bluffs : The Coun- l Bluffs theater company leased from John Dohany the Council Biuffs opera house. The »any proposes to refit,refurnishand repair this opera house, and make it fivst class in overy particular, * A new orchestra has been formed and cmployed, and the music will excel any theater iusic in the western states, The stockholders in this company are among the leading citizens of Council Blufts, and it is the purpose of the company to present to izens of Council Bluffs the very best attractions for **play and song.” If as good amuscments are offered with as good sur roundings as can be procured anywhe in the t, the company expects that the citizens of Council Bluffs will patronize liberally and loyally. The com- pany has been formed simply to advancethe iuterests of Council Bluffs to bring up to the proper standard its opera house and pre- vent_the necessity of anybody gowg to Omaha or an entertammen ope place else to see’ or hearany The company has to take the from Mr. Dohany, subject to i acts that he has made with tain traveling companiés and lecturers A hou c It will be the henest aim and ' pur- pese of the company to procure as speedily as possible and as soon us tho scason will open, the very vest attractions, The company most carnestly solicits the kind offices and liberal of Council Blufts rtainly promises that if on 1t will prove to those that enter the opera house that their aid has not been unworthily bestowed. It will be a short time before all the changes that are to be mude can be cavried out. The comp: take possession of the opera house ruary 10, 1501, Couxcir, Buures THEATER COMPANY. J. N.Barowiy, President, patr and that is gi % KINUALL Hakr, . H. Evaxs, Executive Comittee, Change of Busincss, I have sold my bottling establishment, with all the good will thereof, to C. Harris, who will continue the busincss as hereto- tore, and whom [ recommend to ail my pat- vous, and ask my old friends to contiviue their trade. Persons baving bills against me will present them for payment at my oftice, and all ctaims due me will be collected by myself, L. M. FINKLEST cus Enables us to present for your considera tion prices without a precedent in the histo of Council Bluffs. All goods are warranted vew and clean, equal to the best any market affords. Only one price and_terms strictly cash. Calland see and be satisfied that wo ure right. Davis’ Royal No. 10 flour, 81.50; Davis Blue D flou; old Medal flour, §1.45; Minnesota tive flour, $1; Snowflake flour, & wlated sugar for $1: lbs extra C g w Orleans sugar for §1 nan coffee, per plge, ulated sugar for £1; 20 lbs Arbuckle coffee, King's b plge, 10¢; crackers, e 1b, inger snaps for 2ic: 2loaves read 3 1bs at, ; ans tomatocs, 4 Page, Norton & Co tlour, 81, -1b mn lavd 1o pail lird for #¥c; oil sardines, per can, ans mustard sardines for 2ie; Cal ifornia’ nams, per 1b, Ge; good broom for 10¢3 50 gond eizars for i zal pail syrup for Soc syrup for #1.40 pail “white fish f Brown's C. 0. D. ( Council Bluffs grocd Noold's and Omaba, Bell & tales the lead on ock, Upper Boys Wanted at American district telegraph office. i Bothered With Shoplifters, Only the strictest police surveillance and the presence of dotectives in citizen's clot hes prevents the wholesale operation of shoplift- ers at the man store. A score or more of dishonest people have heen caught, but they bave not been punished any further than to be exposed before the erowd and eom- pelled to disgorge. Yesterday morning two of the clerks were caught stealing and wero discharged. All kinds of schemes are resorted to to steal goods and smuggle them without bein v at the door and closel son that passes out. He sent bick at dozen people day who were trying to sneak g00ds, to the mun- ag they are very will- ing to part with the stolen property without discussing the matter with the owners. The lies that some of them tell and the excuses voffer for haviug the stolen stuff ure namusing. Yesterday afternoon Officer Wiatt ped a big fellow at the door pulled & bolt of ging- ham beneath his coat. He plained to the floor manager that his in-law had purchased two bolts of the g liad them wrapped up after they had from been paid for and then unwrapped them and given him one of the bolts, When asked where his mother-in-law was he said she had just taken the train for Sale Lake. He left the goods and was ullowed to go. Hereafter there will be . some prosecutions following detections of this character and trouble will ensue for somebody The new dental roon are the fiuest and most s Next to the new Graud. Buy 539 B s of Drs, Wi oodbury n‘xh‘h‘ in the wi Telephone, 14 vour coal and wood of C. B. Fuel Co,, adway. Telephone 136, Pure fresh drugs at Davis', opposite Ogden. The best French cook 1n wostern Lowa is at the Hotel Gordon, Council Blufts, Pomona Brand Hoarhound tablets will re lievo your cough. Pomona stamped on_each tablot. Ask your druggist or candy dealer for them. D Sir Julian Did not Talk, Wasinivaroy, Feb, 4.—Sir Julian Paunce- fote, British minister, was this evening shown a London dispatch regarding the Pall Mall Gazette's criticism of him for haviug talked in regard to the supreme court de- cision in an_ int W purporting to come from nhim haviog been cabled the London Times, SirJullan was greatly surprised and declared he had bad no interview with any- one on tha subject of the decision, - The Fire Record, Vaxpani, 111, Feb, 4.—Mostof the busi- ness portion of Greenville, L, was burned this worning, eutailing & loss of §2,3 OMAHA DAILY BEL: 'l‘HL..]’\DA\ FEBRUARY ANOTHER GREAT CRUSH! e R B EISEMANS BANKRUPT SALE! But httle, if any friction m handling 1t all, owing to the increased facilitics. Our first day’s customers return again and agamn for duplicates of their lucky purchases, and the genuine bargains obtained are being heralded b wonder the crowd grows m proportion daily. TO-D A Y = patrons so enthusiastically, that 1t 1s httle We have another lot of salespeople, and hope to escape any necessity of closed doors. BELIEVE IN THE NEW SOUTH. Alton Managers Reachinz Out After a Reglon New to Chicago Roads. Cireaco, Feb. 4.—[Special Telogram iz Ber,]—The railway press bureau sa ““The Alton and Mobile & Ohio have practi- cally consolidated, There is no exchange of stock or ownership, but the agreement is ex- actly similar to that between the Union Pa- cific and the Northwestern. This accounts for the collapse of the deal by which Pre: dent Mackay proposed making a trunk line to Chicago consistng of the Big Four system, the Mobile & Ohio and about a hundred miles of new track. This coalition is an important oneas showing the policy of the Alton. It has steadily vefruined from adding mileage west of the Missouti and now proposes to enter what is almost a new field for Chicago roads. Further allies in the south will be obtained as fast as possible by the Alton. Its officials believe thoroughly in the future of the new south and, although they will not say so, it is bolieved they will add to their own mileage in that section.” “Dhis afternoon the Alton directors de- clared the regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent. The matter of dividends for the coming year came up. If possible the regu- lav 8 per cent will be declared, but none of 2,500,000 in the treasury will be drawn to eke out any less dividends,” to In Favor of the Rock lsland, Kaxsas City, Mo, Feb. 4.—Receiver Erb of the Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwest- em, appointed referee n the Rock Island and Chicago, Kunsas & Nebraska contro- versy, has forwarded his decision to Judge Caldwell of the United States court. The controversy —arose over an attempt to foreclose & mortgage on the Chicago, - Kansas & Nebraska road. Mr. Erb decides in favor of the Rock Island. He finds the terest was in default and that the trustee had a right to_foreclose the mortgage and sell the road. The case is one of great importance, and if the report of the referee be accepted, it means a 1oss_of 1,000,000 to the counties of Kansas and Ne- braska through which the road passes,. to- gether with a_loss in dividends due and which the Rock Island will escape paying. What the Lead Trust Owns, NEw Youg, Kb, 4.~The lead trust today re-elected the old officers. The president's report shows the capitalization has remained unchanged. The total assets of the trust are 25,128,424 ; net earnings for the year, 82,028, President Thompson stated the trust did did not control the white lead trust, norother manufacturing lead interests. He said the trust owned one-cighth of the linsced oil business and one-eighth of the oil refiuing business, They Want Cricao, Feb. 4.—[Special Telezram to Tk Bek.1—The National Transportation as- sociation, through its executive commttee, today calls on all its members to forward memorials to the interstate commerce com- mission favoring a uniform bill of lading and uniform classification. The association con- sists of the boards of trade and correspoud- ing bodies from all large cities in the country except New York, 1t represents S per cent of the shippers‘in the United States, Jniformity. Cut Rates East. Cuicaco, Feb, 4.—|Special Telegram to Tie Bee.]—Chicago east-bound oficials have been sworn to secrecy regarding the constant manipulations of grain rates. Prominent shippers delare that all or nearly all the st bound lines aro eutting rates from 12 to 15 er cent by absorbing liguterage: charges fn Now York. Over ®) per cent of the grain going to the seaboard for the last four months has gone to this cut rate, On solid Footing. Cuicao, Feb. 4.—[Special Telegram Tie Bek.]—Chicago ruilroad men agr the prospect before the new Western to afic association is better than av any time since the first meeting in New York, Commis- sioner Midgley of the western freight depart- o that | ment said today: “We have been making progre: as fast as is consistent with safety. So far we have had no comn- plaints. The absorption of the present association into the Western Traftic associa- 11 be a matter of time, as the agree- ovides it shall be done when all mem- join the main association. The most pleasing thing is the assuranc he Alton, the Fort Scott and the Kansas City roads that they will act in entire harmony with the association, This assurance is po tive, and there is no prospect of demovaliz rates on account of their not being membe - WITH COLORS FLYiNG. How Illinos Republicans Propose to Go Down. Sprrxarier, TiL, Feb, 4.—A meeting of the republican steering committoe was held this moruing to consider the proposition of * Mutual Benefit association for the republicans to join with the farmers in tye election of Streeter, Meore or Taubeneck. The three gentlemen's numes wera discussed at considerable length, but the prevailing sentiment among the memborsof the commit- tee appeared to be that @ caucus should be held before the republicans desi toendorse any senatorial candidate not a member of the republi “The repub- lican farmers helda by 15 this after- noon but nothing came of it They evidently intend awaiting the action of the steering committee. It is obvious they are yetop- posed to dropping Oglesby and by no “means <11 dis pos 1 Streeter, son supposed. mocrats are not w negotiations between republ Farmers' Mutual Benefit assoc Moore or ed over the Ans and the fon_party. They are convinced the troubles of the re- have only just begun. The ‘ hostility many republican legislators to any fusion candidate leads the democrats 10 believo such a man cannot be elected. Therefore, the Palme dent t] wen tonight claim to feel nore confi- ever. The publican steering committee had several conferences today and this evening the question was again discussed at length. When the committee adjourned tonight Chairman Fuller was dire to notify the Farmers' Mutual Benefit association vien the steering committee would be glad to rveceive one of their representatives tomorrow. This will be Moore and he will bo requested to state doflnitely the full scope of the proposi- tions which the farmers will submitand what assurances the repubiicans are to THR GENUINRK Joham fofl's Mt Extract THE BEST NUTRITIVE TONIC Foi Indigestion, Nursing ‘eak and Debilitated. “I have used Hot's Malt Extract for the past five years In my private practice, and have found 4 to be the best health restoring beverage and wnle nutittve known. 1 have found 1t espeatally f00d for per- 008 CONVALENCING from fever, incases of DY SPEL S 1A fOr MOTH ERS NUBSING, und in cases of WEAKLY R 1L LUNG THOUBLES was drawn by the Dyspepsia Mothers, the Putup in tyle of Bottles only LN, and also in My nttention portation ABOUT A N imp my Hus past tive y urs respectfully, W. W. LAMB, M ug Inspector 8. Port Philate) of Bottles only, tn." REOF IMITATIONS. 31 The GENUINE has the SIGNATURF of JOHANN HOFF MORITZ EISNER on the neck of every bottle. and Jolann Hofr, Bertin, Pavis, Vienna. EISNER & MENDELSON €O, SOLE AGENTS U BARCLAY STREET . W YORK, SPECIAL NOT COUNCIL BLUFFS. —A middle-aged jenced in f Ay far Who ¢ he by and int \\'\\u »—Young men of good perminent position, S murried nagin, . Snith, Coundll Bluffs. 1CE man, arming and est of r bility ne habits for Bulary #5 per month; security requi Call or d- dross W thy 613 Broadway, Council Biufts, JOR S AT nd doable rond- t horses. Will Of liorses wante FOUu Want ten or twenty. In Towa, we can suit Johuston & Van Patten il Blu FPOLADIES —Try ment for” fepale dis Sure. Also Dr. Miller's pile aud gunrante Bluffs and Oraah 1258, 18t st Leavenworth' st OR SALE or Reat—Gardon houses, by J. R. Rice. 10} Main Bluffs land, with at, Jounoll have that the Farme to et will party upon United Staw sentiment is th Mutual Benefit whom any man Mutual Benefit vote with the tain national ate, no man whom tk association give pledges of his action with cans, threo other mer Steele and Moo in addition In case of o they issues Tl prenonder part will be accepted unless he and the party assist association republican in the ne Farmers’ suggests first tho republi- They will also be requested to name 10 Strecter, Prosy compromise tho steering committee decided to canvass the house and senate t the unanimous support of the candidate who might be endo will be no dictation and if unani be secured, the committee think stould go down with colors flying 0 be sure of forany There mity cunnot s the party for Oglesby or some other republican candidate, - Not for Brazil, Hamnung, Feb. 4. Tug Ber,)—The H packet company has issued a cir that it will not convey any ¢ Brazl the part of the steamship compan, the recent complaints of harsh ablegram to 0 steam ular stating iermans to It is understood that this action on y 15 duo to treatment made by German immigrants who have gone to Brazil, e The Report on W Wasnixaroy, Feb, 4.—The rey army officers, detailed by Gene investigate the fight bety troops at Wounded Kn Forsythe, has beeu re partment and is being tary Proctor and Gene ittt il 1004 AEWS, n the Soux Cimy, Ta, Feb. 4.—[Sy gram to Tup Bre]—The jnve the charges against Chief Iuspec involving cived at the war d usideres I Schofield, unded Knee, wort of the val Miles to Indians and Colonel d by Secre- oclal Tele- sstigation of tor Johnson today developed some sensational testimony. The testimony of Evans & Howard of St. Johnson demanded §00 for ver pipes and that the paid Johuson rejected 1, pipes. E.J. Hanlon, a Sioux City, swore tha Johason for pass money 00 wer A. W. Summer, agent of Louis, was that passing ¢ not being worth of good nira or of paid Ppaid other inspectors at the rate of £20 a day. Supreme Cou Drs Moixes, Ia, m to Tnr Beg|—The suprem filed the following opinions MeGarry & Brown vs, Pe John Cunninghu t Decis Y 5. Pyle ) Buren aistrict; dismisse or McDonnel et wtervenor, appellunts, appellant, ¢ = | BS. C. Kelly vs. Nortwich Union fire lnsur- A.T- THATOCHRER, 18 MAIN STRERT. | 'To Our Friends and Patrons: We have removed our office from 114 Main to 16 Main Street. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF HARDAND Can supply you prom SOFT COAL otly at all times. Best Illinois Coal $4.50. H. A. COX, Sole Agent, lephone 48. W. C. ESTEP, Covneil Bluffs, Towa, 14 North Main Street, Funeral Dircetor anl Embilmer, D H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers' and Packers’ Suppliss Markst Fixtures, Casinys, Eplees and Snusago Makers' Machinery. § £22 Main st Council Blulls, In. Also deale n Hides and Furs. ance company. apyel affirmed. Thomas Re ant, Muscatine district; rdon ersed appellant, < aftirmed. vs. H. C. Henty, judge, vs. W.E. Wells s H. 0. Davies , Polic district B .1 administrator, vs Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway company, ap- pellants, Cass district ; rovorsed. R. A. Sanker vs Eliza Cook, exceutive ap- pellint, Jasper district ; reversed. Holder-Baum _ company, appellant, Schriover et al, Madison district; afirued After Fort Dodge Saloons. Forr Donar, Tn, Feb. 4.—[Special Tel gram to Tur Bre. | —Applications for tem- porary injunctions against twenty-five sa- loons in this city were fiied today. The pros cution will be conducted by attorneys for the state tempe alliance under instructions from that organization. Detectives have teen at worl liere gathering evidence for weeks, The alliance hopes to close every saloon in the county. et al, uppel vs A Hawkeye Insurance Failure, WATERLOO, [a., Feb. 4.—The Citizens fire insurance company of this city has assigne Liabilities about 5,000, The assets, made up of premiums, votes, ete., about 170,000, Tho company was organized sbout four years ago by ex-Governor Sherman, - - Don't Fool Yourseif! Notwithstanding all rumors to contrary, the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul Ry’s new steam heated sleeping cars, with “electrie li every berth,” still leayes the Union d pot, Omaha at 6:10 p. m, daily, arr ing at Chicago at 9:0 a, m., in ample time tomake all eastern connections. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam st, J. E. PRESTON, ¥, A, Nasn, C, Puss. Agt. Gen, Agt. the CITIZENS STATE BANK Of-Council Biuffs, CAPITAL STOCK . SURPLUS AND PROFITS. TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . $150,000 65,000 . 215,000 -1 A. Miller, F. 0. Gleason, B Ia 5. et J. D, Bdmundson, Charles ansiol general buaking busi reest capital and surplus of any thwestern Lowa. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS, Ding ~T0RS Shugurt Tinley Burke,Geo. W, Hewitt. Thos, E, Casady Burke, Hewitt & Casady, Attorneys-at-Law PRACTICE IN THESTATE AND FEI J. J. Brown Bullding, Counctl Bluffs, SRA T Offices; J Towa ¢ & Sann ~Attorneys at Law. Prace & Saunders-ALenesint e Mnea fed Al courts Rooms 4, 4 und 5 Shugart Be block, Councll Blufls, lowa. M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D EYE, FAR. NOSE AND > THROATSPECIA LS Council Biufts, T All dlscases of the EY EAR, NOSE and THROATY, the greatest) ASTIMA VER treated L and HAY ¥ with emine ary. paine orformel with the uimost eare and skill, ns- surlng perfoet rosults, F ' GLANSES ac ately prescribed, oc ng all refr in, Hyperoy - tive troubles, Gtfering, no rellof atirely ‘cur lock, ovo OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Cornor Maln and Broad way, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Dealers in foreign and domestlo xchanze Collection wade snd luterest pald ou Ume