Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE.| COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. 1y part of the City, MANAGER Office Deliversd by Carrler in a 1. W. TILTON, - ELEPHONES | Business MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Lo, Council Bluffs Lumber Co,, coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Af you want water in your yard or house £0 1o Bixby's, 102 Me 1 block. The ladies of the Berean Baptist church will give a_soclal tomorrow cvening at tho residence of Mrs, Ovide Vien, 1508 Seventh aveiue. error Trr, Ber stated yesterday that v ladies’ auxiliary to the Unfon Veteran fon will be mustered in thisevening. The smony is to be performed Friday evening instead, St. Androw's society today in Fairmount park served at noon, after which speaking and music. In the will be a dar Justice Cones performea two weddings yesterday. _The partio: 1k Lester and M. A, Nelson of Sarg , Nebraski and Albert Schwab of Douglas county, Ne- braska, and Susy Ann Julius of Marshall county, Tow John S, Bl on i tel charged by Judge Mc d in poiice court, the authorities of Missouri Valley having sent word that they were not sure he was the man wanted, Thero has been a large advance sale of tickets for the benefit c tendered Frank V. Badollct at the Broadway theater this evening. Mr. Badollet is well known in and many tickets h 0 sold The indications are that the houso will bo well filled, Prof. H. M. Prouty und Miss Edith Fletcher wero united in marriago yesterday afternoon at tho residence of the bride's uncle, G Crossloy, east of the city, Re iz, Mr. and g for Seymour, reside. Mr. Prouty will compan, C. W. Swartz, who tlon of assistant Men's Cl an months, | will_give a picnic Dinner will bo the will be evening there r, who was arrested Monday was dis- morning Yepresent o land as occupied the pasi- catary of tho Young Association for about six ndered his resignation and it epted by the executive board. will bo filled as_soon as a suit- tcan bo found. The board is now spondenco with @ number of candidates. At the Grand Army of the Republic meet- ing last night to make arrangements to attend the reunion at Oakland today . L. osen chairman, 1t was ar- to meet at the Grand hotel at 9 orning, where all who wish to u obtain transportation. The train leaves at 10 o'clock. The Rock Island has made a reduced rate of 215 for the round trip. Ed Morgel was given a hearing in police court, yesterday on the charge of attempt at criminal assailt and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury. His bond was fixed at §00, and_in_default of tho amount he was confined in the county jil. The grand jury took his case under consider- ation at once, but what they did with it will not bo known until they mako their report, which will probably be durizg the present weok, The sale of the Ogden house property, which was made by Parmele and Morse to John Danforth, and was aftorwards declared Off, has been made over again, and the pros- pects now are that it will b made to_stick. A contract has been mado by which Mr. Danforth agrees to take tho property as soon as certain papers are made out indemnifymng him ngainst all loss from certain incum- brances. The titlo deeds have been made out and will be delivered to Danforth in a fow Ho will then enter upon immediate ion of the premises. caso of the state against John Maher, charged with assault with intent to kill, was to have been heard in police court yesterday morning, after_a haif dozen or so postpone- ments, Mrs. Maher, tho prosecuting wit- ness, was not on hand, and Maher was very willing to bave the case dismissed. IHe stated that Mrs. Maher's wishes corre- sponded with his own. Juage McGee was not satisfied, however. Ho was tired of having clrcumstantial suits brought by a woman merely for the purpose of frightening her unruly husband into behave himself, and he therefore ruled that the case should ba continued until this morning, and ordered the city marshal to bring the absent prose- cuting” witness into court under arrest if necessary. The case will bo tried this morning, provided Mrs, Maher has not skipped to Omaba in the meantime, — No Fake, But a Fact. We have determined to close out our business in Council Biuffs. Our time is limited, and we have marked down prices 50 low that goods will sell them- elves in a hurry and thus clear out our immense establishment. We will sell _ furniture, car- pets, cooking and heating stoves, crockery, glassware, tinware, curtains, all soris of housekeeping goods, for nearly one-hn)f the usual prices. Nothing reserved. Everything must go, cost or no cost. The stock is complete! First come, first served. Those in- debted to us must call and settle promptly, and save costs, as we can show no partiality. Mandel & Klein, 820 Broadway. Morningside. Platted last y Land cleared and grubbed, streets laid out and paved, houses built, sidewalk built, city water put in, streets ordered paved. A year from now the whole addition will be a beautiful park, well built up with fine houses and with ull modern conveniences, —— L PARAGRAPHS, Mrs, J. T, relatives. Drs. Barstow and West left last evening for tho west on a hunting exhibition. Mrs. M. Polsky of Lincoln, Neb., is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. Masks. Dr. ‘Thomas loft last evening for Har- lan. ‘Before roturning he will take in the soldiers' reunion at Oakland. Attorney C. G. Saunders, who has been seriously i1l for a’ coupie of ‘weeks past, wos ablo to sit up yosterday for the first time, It 18 thought ho will be able to be out soon. Harry James, jr, who has been danger- ously ill for some' time past from an abcoss in the head, was reported better vesterday and some hopes are now entertainod for his recovery. idd has gone to Chicago to visit Use Haller’s German _£ills, stipation and liver regulator. = A Chance. A chance not to be had every day, for this or while they last the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer 5,000 yards fine French satine, beautiful patterns, at the ridiculous price of 100 & yard, us cheap as culico, taking the width into consid- eration; for quality ¢ one knows a Freuch satine. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, e Red M Convention. R. L. Williams has returned from the moet- ing of the great council of the Urited § of the Improved Order of Ked Men at . land, and at the tribe meeting tonight will muko an intoresting report. This has been the most important session in the history of the tribe, the constitution baving been en- tirely rovisod and other important changes ma Mr. Willlams was tho recipient of a hand- some medal which bas been struck off in commemorvation of the landing of Columbus, 400 years ago, from which period the dates of the order are always made, Lol Morningside. The addition of two public parks, the great co n Swanson musio company, 335 Broad- way. Bella Robinson, concert, pianiste and teacher. Studio, 410 Broadway, THE OMAHA DAIIL NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Mesdames Kimball and Champ Undertake to Recover Their Household Goods, CLAIMED TO BE EXEMPT FROM LEVY, Consi Frid rable of a Fight Promised on What an Attorn Concerning Al Persccution, A petition of intervention was filed by Louise C. Kimball and Alla D, Champ y terday morning in the cas of the Omaha National bank against Kimball & Champ, in whbich the household goods of both Kimball and Champ were seized by a deputy sheriff a day or two ago. In the petition it is alleged that the plaintiffs are the real owners of the proverty, and that therefore the goods are exempt from execation, Animmediate hear- ing was asked for, but was opposed the attorneys for the defendants on the ground that A, W. Askwith and J. N. Baldwin ars out of the city, and as they have attended the case over sinco it was started. [t was claimed it could not be tried until they returned. Considerable sharp talk W indulged in by the attorneys for the plain- tiffs, who plainly hinted that Askwith had left the city in order to get a postponewment of the trial. Tho judge called down the dis- putants, and at last sot F'riday morning as the time when the caso will be heard. In speaking of the trouble to which Kim- ball & Champ have boen subjected an attor- 7 who is connected with the case said yes- lay: ‘One who is not acquainted witn the true inwardness of this case can have no ide how Kumball & Champ have been bounded into doing what they have done. The parties who are at the bottom of the o« have st all the friends at work, some of them perhaps un cousciously, and everyone of these friends de it a§ and on the street corners say something about Kimball and Champ 3 1 passed. A who'hias ever passed through s knows what the result of such t would be, and the boys have literally b driven into the notion that in_order to_keep out of jail they must get out of tho as soon as possible, It has n the intention. 1 think, of the parties who started the sctiemo to get Kimball and Champ out of tho city in order that they might go to work and make something. Then these judgments that they get will be worth their faco value.” A suit was also commenced in tho district court sterday afternoon by (ieorge Olcott, the Charlestown™ (N. Y.) bank, mball & Champ, for $10,000 on two promissory note: Ladies' Vests Having quite a few of the ladies’ Swiss_and lisle vests on hand yet we have decided to run them another week at the sacrifice price. Ladies light weight vests, 4e. Ladies’ Fgyptian cotton vests (shaped), 9c, or 3 for Zc. Ladies medium weight Swiss vests, former price 3¢, now 17c. Last but the best bargain, ladies Egyptian lisle vests, 45 goods, for 23c. At the Boston Store, Council BlafTs, Ta. ribbed cotton Morningside. City water in front of every lot. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES, Some Confusion and several Diflicul- tics Encountered. The democrats held their ward caucuses last evening for the purpose of electing dele- gates to the county con -ention tv be held in the court house Friday morning at 11 o'clock. It was an important meeting, as it is con ceded that whoover gets the nomination on the democratic ticket will be elected. In the First ward the following delegation was electe T. Waterman, John Dunn, L. C. Basley, S. D. Rohrer, Ben Winchester, F. H. Guanella, Oscar Younkerman, D. K. Dodson, James ' Mithen, J. E. F. McGee. "This delegation is mostly for C. D. Walter for sheriff, although no instructions were giveu here nor in the other wards, From the Second cawe G. A. Holmes, R. V. Phillips, Theodore Bray, Gus Larson, Dr. Pattou, A. T. Whittlesey, Thomas Maloney J. C. McDonald, Charles’ White, Ed Bates, Dr. F. P, Bellinger, William Alstrand. This outfit was in favor of W. H. Knepher for treasurer, Another faction, favoring Brooks Reed for treasurer, withdrew and held a caucus in the parlors of the Gordon hotel. They denounced tine action of the members of ~the first caucus as fraudulent and eleoted the _following delegation: Gus Bergmann, BEdward DeKay, James Mithen, A. B, Cliue, Benjamin Marks, Peter Donabay, C. Hammer, Lucius Wells, Conrad~ Racer, Wiiliam Duell, A. L. Hend- ricks aud Thomas Coleman. 'They also ap- pointed a committed, consisting of Brooks RReed. Benjamin Marks, J. N. Casaay, James Mitben, Chrstian Rudi Hend- ricks, tO araw up a protest to lay before the convention against admitting the regular delogation to seats in the convention on the ground of fraud. In the Third ward there wasa grand row, but the following ticket was elected: William Malouey, J. J. Frainey, Anton Rink, L. C. Larsen, Emmet_ Tinley, ‘George Blax- sim, P. Gounnoude. The first vote in this ward was taken by the voters passing out of the door and depositing their tickets in & hut as thoy went. When sixty versons hao passed out of the door tha Votes in the hat were counted aud 103 baliots were found to have been cast. Chairman Mynster declared the vote fraudulent upon its face aud an- other was taken, In the Ilourth a contest was had over the question whether the delegates should be selected by ballot, or by nominations made by a committee, and afterwards voted on by the caucus. The latter method was finally adopted, and the following delecation was selected: B. S. Terwilliger, R. D. Amy, O, P, Wickham, J. R. Deitrich, Gi. A, Robinson, William Underwood, A. W.' Riekman. This delegation is said to be in favor of Reed for county treasuror. Mn tho Fifth ward there were four tickets in the field. Each ono had a pet candidato for treusurer, the contest over the office of sheriff cutting no figure. Tho candidates were W. D. Hardin, W. H. Kuepher, Brooks Reed and J. W. Peterson. {avain delo- gation was olected, cousistingof the following democrats: J. Mulqueen, W. D. Rogerson, S. Katzenstein, ', Manaban, H. M. Hardin, J. Thompson, M. O'Boyle, L. Nieison. This ticket failod to receive o majority of all the votes cast, but it was declared elected on a plurality. Tho caucus in the Sixth wavd ended up in a free-for-all fight, in which a reporter who chanced to bo present had to take refuge in a wood box. The following is a list of tho del- egates: J. C. Hansen, Alexarder Umble, Wise Payu, Charles Graves. but a very good one. Risers, A very small pi Witv's Little Earl De Morningside, The truth of the matter is that Morn- ingside is as pretty a place naturally as one can find for a home, und that it has been luid out to the hest advantage pos- sible, und is being rapidly improved, A Cyclone Struck Them, Judge Macy iu the district court yesterday took down his docket and announced that ho would spend & while 1u cleariog the docket of the old cases that bave been encumbering it for five yoars or more. This was done by | ——— e CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT is not a mere purgative, it is an altera- tive and a constituticnal remedy. There is nothing “*just as "good” when | you can obtain the genuine imported article, Do not be imposed upon by un- upulous deale The genuine must have the signature of disner & Men- | delson Co., Sole Agents, New York,’ on every bottle, Judge Deemer at the close of the last term, and the docket was cleared of over 400 cases, Judge Macy's work did not cover nearly so much ground, but what thero was of it was thorough. Among other es ho tackled the saloon injunction sufts of L. M which have occupied tion from the public. a good deal of atten Without making any explanation, as fast as he reached them he m dismissed at plamntiff’s cost, ty-two mangled corpses lay before him. It is supposed that tho remarks which he made last Mondav in connection with theso samo cases furnish a clue to his reason for blotting them out by wholesalo from the pages of his calendar, Gi. F'. Boulton, who has been managing the cases, was unwilling o believo that the court, would dismiss his cases without consulting him, and he was consequently unwilling to say what he would do if it turned out that his informant was correct. ——— De Witt's Little Early Kisers, bestpill. b=y Morningside, Lots sold on monthly payments at low interest. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, street, next to Grand hof 145, High grade work a ———— Morningside, The streets are ordered paved New fall goods, finest line in th just received at Reiter’s the tailor’s, Broadway. 30 Pearl Telephone clalty. 10 ng mado he Council Bluffs Broadway, and Misses Sprink & Tearon promises the ladies of this eity anda vicinity some- thing that will agreeably surprise them. Good Morning-side. Table Linens and Muslins, ‘When in search of a nice table cover or tuble napkins, or anything in the of muslins step into the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, They headquarters for everything in_that line. Our low prices always lead. A pleasure to show goods. Boston Store, Council Blufls, Ta. Preparations are be for the annunl displa miliinery par ™M ide. Don’t visit it without taking a stroll through Graham park. Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Reunian Programme. The soldiers of Pottawattamie county will hold a reunion today aud tomorrow at Oak- land. Preparations for the event have been going on for several weeks past, and the prospects are that thero wili be a large at- tendance. The delogation from this city will leavo this morning. The programme will open this morning at 10 o'clock, and nearly the whole day will bo spent in a reception and hondshaking. Speeches will be made this evening by Waiter I. Smith and Colonel J. J. Steadman of this city, Hon. Frank Shinn of Carson, B. F. Clayton of Mace- The True Way TO RID THE HUMAN BODY OF The Poison of Disease 18 TO FORCE IT OUT THROUGH THE SKIN, SWIFT'S SPECIFIC always does this effectually. t treats the discase instcad of the symptoms, and re- moves the cause, thereby making a cure. Mrs. E. J. Rowery, No. 11 Quincy St., Medford, Mass., eays that her mother bas been cured of Scrofula, by the use of four bottles of S. S. . after having had much other treatment, and being reduced to quite a low condition of health, as it was thought she could not live. Treatise on Blood and Skin Discases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, vo blucksmiths at Keys Bros. actory, Council Blufrs, ALE—A nice quiet buggy lorsci or will trade fora draught horse. Call at T, Cole's, 825 Ave. VW UAN Pirst-class harnessmuker at onee. to 0. O. Deppe. Imogene, Ta. Turner, | WEDNESDAY donia, L. T, Genung of .} Jacobs of Fremont chlinty. Tomorrow there ®1l1 bo a grand parade, consisting of the 'd*.sfll-llmw together with tho military and_elvlp soclatios of Onkland. Spenches will be made_ nfter the parade by R. C. Hubbard and Judgoe J. R, Roed of this city, and Rev. G, W.Cofts will read a poom In'the evening there’ 'Will bo addresses de- live by B, W. Hight, Major King, J. K Cooper and Judge G son of this city, Frank Weeks of Carson, Sylvestor Dye of Macedonia, Mrs. Plimpton of Denison. Aunt Bocky Young of Dés Moines and Prof. W, C. Divis of Avoca, DeWitt's Littie karly Ris pills for dyspepsia, sour. stomach EPTEMBER 1g, ITEMS OF INTEREST. More than one-alf of the peovle dis bgtore tho age of 16 _.Now York City tempts dyspepsia by eating 7,000 pork ples daily A simple roniedy for b W13 & lamp of sugar, saturatod with vinogar, 1t will stop 1tin nine o ut of tor. The best romedy for u couth or 1l is sald and done, 18 & pure Hot water Cramps in the 1891 stings und Rev. cold, when stimulant in stomach and ny other oll 48 many more in- portant ones, ean bo eured by a stimulunt and whiskoey [s the finest stimulant One particuular whiskoy fs made f modicinal purposes, namely, Duff Malt. Tt has re ighest one nments of th ntists and physic of the land The slesmon at some drugglsts and grocers wilitry o persuide you that they have n whiskey as d as Dufry's Pure Malt: do not betieve them, There Is not a madicinad | Whiskey on tho market that can, for i niom ent. be compared in purity and goodness with Dufry’s. 1 best little bad breath, nurely Pure rse leadin fans Picnic at Manhattan by Round trip tickets from Omaha, including boa , 50c; on sale at news stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotels. Beautiful Morningside. — e ANNOUNC FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. NTS, Patti Rosa closes her engagement at the Boyd tonight, repeating “Dolly Varden." “Olivetto” will bo given at the Grand matinee this afternoon. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Broadway, GCouncil $100,000 | Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods | of every description. Packages received at_either otfice or at the Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the nd most approved machinery,atest at less cost than you ever paid bafove, Prof. Norton B. Smith will open at the Omaha Guards’ armory tonight his horse show. Six vicious horses will be among them one belonging to W. T which bas killed one of its attendant “Men and Women,” De Mille and Bels e Rl 1atest, will b given next week at the Boyd | G0, by Charles Frohman's company. The engage- ment is for three uights, beginning Mouday. - Presbyterian Hospital Last night the Presbyteran association met at the First Presbyterian chu The condition of the hospital was the subject of an animated discussion. A very s ing_report was received from the sup ndent, sotting_forth the affairs of tho hos- tal in detail. This was ordercd published. A new finance committee and a new advisory o chosen. Paid Up Capital Oldest orgn domestic exc attontion p: ctions uals, banks, bankoers and ¢ 704 bank 1 the ity of ‘porations soliclte'l, HIEKMAN, Cashlor, AL RICE, Assistant Cash THE GRAND Council Bluffs, Ia. AW ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL 1S NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYLOR, Manager. THIS CITIZENS STATE BANK | ST.FRANCIS ACADEMY Of Council Bluffs, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FIFTH AVENUE n be reached from any of the depots o motor. Istors of Charity, I V. .\% AND SEVENTH ST. You can Become A Teacher, A Bookkeeper, A Stenographer, A Typewriter. T0 BE ADVANGED 0CT, 110 Second Semi-Annual Dividend of 20 Cents Per Share, Payable in October. STOCK Y. 0F THE GEORGIA-ALABAMA INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT COMP, Conducted by the TERMS—Tor board and_tuition, ¢mbracing i s of a finished ol 1 for youn, for “sessio; w st Monday fn Septembor and Felly pectively. ~ For further particulard IR SUPERIOR, ouncil Biuirs, T PAR, $10 Din Shu R ness, in Southwestern lowa. | NTZREST ON TIME DEFOSITS Capital Stock $4,£00,000. Shares $10 Each, par value, full paid and Subjzct to No Assessments. Gen. BENJ. F. BUTLER of Massachusetts - - - President | Hon. JAMES W. HYATT, Late Treas. of the U. 8. DIRECTORS. ADVISORY BOARD. Hoe.d < Governor of Go wrkia. Robt. L. Taslo THos €. & L. M. 8 vATT, ex-Treas of U. S, of Conn. Y. Con. Co. 0f N. ¥ Tith Ward Bank, Brookly: Bank of New Castle, of Ky, Hon. Jx0. B. Gom Hon. Rici. il Bie Hon. K. F. R sotts. of ‘Arkas Cashicr Mer Bank, Tallapoosn, Ga 30,000 Shares Only Now Offered to the Public, Until October 1, if Not Previously Taken at $400 Per Shal‘e All stock purchased during the month of September will receive the October dividend of 2) cents per sh Inight THURSDAY, Oct 1 for the payment of the cividead. night THUI y Oct 1, Only 30,000 shares offered and when sold the stock will be entirely withdrawn fromsale, listed on the exchanges, and price advancad to par. The directors of the Georzia-Alabama Investment and Development Company have decided to offerto the public the halance of the stock of the company 1 ransfer hooks close at aining unsold YV ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Lady over Tal0 holp In paying business. . %% oo office. OR RE] with o —Nicoly furnishod front room ithout boerd. References, 1109 mind reading or Psy- ses of all kind diagnosod and treated with hot baths and mussi All letters promptly answered. Office hou 9 m. 10 10 p. 1, 1 15th street WANT rnished rooms for gentlen Address, R, Bec offic QOR SALE Lelch stral Swick, 2012 Ay T BRATIAM ¥ . Address P, D.. Council Bluffs. will ront th corner Ist avi . vaier, ks and bath room. rd. whole or part of and Sth street. Mrs. L. FARM AT 80 PER_ACRE, Lurge list. Johnson VW ANPED At Grand hot cook. Good wuges. t kood wages for t ) — Two food girls at Emmott Roth ¢ SALE or_Rent- houses, by J. K. Rle Blufs. . Big Stove Deals by Cote & Cole. Tt s oasy to ket sw 4 polish und nickel ¢ cheu I are often more as much money. land_ with « , 101 Main st., Counell iood Light n goods We have pur- cur louds of stoves ut lower price 2oods than we have er before offered the public. Remomber wo an sell vou 1 cook stove from $5.00 to #101.00: u heater from §10) Lo §75.00. T brated Radint Home and ¥ ew heaters, the best ever offered. We uro sole agents for the John Van Mot steel ranges, the Btowurt cook stoves, the Rudint Home verybody come und see goods and get pri Alwitys pleased to show §00ds t0 anyono i teresied. Will sell on payment whero desired without extra ehiurge, Cole & Lole, 41 Main Strect. COOK'S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Special attention given to Elect Bells, Burglar Alarms, Announciators and Incandescent Wiring. WALTERYV. COOK, L ST, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 138 PE councn, wi Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, R. GRAHL & SON, PROP'S. FES er Work: pondence s0 ol Blufms Arlistic work a specialty. Itod from poluts 300 miles from Coun d Omaha. q s [l C RS THR | 14 N. Main St, Oouncil Blufh. [Funeral Director and Embalmer. 80,000 shares—until Oct, 1, at $4.00 per share, On that date the transfer hooks of ths company will be closad for the payment of the October dividend and the stock listed on the several exchanges and price advanced tock 1s full patd and subjoct il 1on dolinrs of the $1,5),000 0 future nssessmonts under any cireumstances 0110 the tresury of the o »any for the dovelopmant of fta propatio s, ant tha e ha. colpts from the sale of the t 0t107 0f tha Intore ity of the st asury Stock of the company s expad.d at onee for | elopin z ths property of tho comp iholdars 1y, Increasing Its atan1 nrof oving and of the nmour N ¢ entire propecties of the company being patd for In full, all the recelpts from the sale of clty lots g0 at onea t ths dividend fand of tho compa ments in operntion; and lts Income from other sourc stock of t %, 1nad 1itlon to the earalngs of Its manufucturing estavlishe but will Inerense rapidly in market value, with the phix and Boston, upward. a3 it I dosired to have a3 many small holders in_all soctlons of the country as possible, who will, by thele interast 1n the company, STS OF ) acres, on the centor of which the clty was o; of elty I ounid fnprosenaatsan {davelopan e e of thy Present value, $12290). railzoad feom o Stivenson, evelopment of the company's property. s far stock will be file Jgration to Tallapoos Ord Influence o 8000 City Lots, piny Oct. 1 189, FIRST. tn the city of nutTargoly inoreasod n inonnt and pro e rond company, unsolt of 2 £ vatue <1020 L1 i s by ad 1t 1\ pareh 1ee Lwith adius of six m i th hartorad £or the puroose of bull tin, wlly bullt widod, Estimated value Al 120 miles that willnot the 1 the clty of Tallapooa, Ga.--the 8 1td furnace balng 0f5) tans capacity, maaufasturing tao hizhost grads of cold anl hot blas Georela Pacifie ratlroad, in the ity of Tallapyos s, Ga, sald plant betaz 12-pot fu capacity and munufactaring fint glass flasks and prescrips 110 th eity of Tallapaosa, ham ok, raslining andother chnes, iz 13 l0¢atloa on ts proparty of naw. Prosont vatno, §25,00), Factory on the line of the i ninuacinring fndastries ang Kew, lonns, st 0 Of troasiry At y in the clty of T p public pai e public school i X " bullding that will émploy full y1,000 additional oparatives, requlri THE INCOME OF THE COMPANY. 1 principally fron arnings of ity 01 yonrly. ) "OND. _Itentals of its farming lands and sales of timbor In “stum 1ItD. Sules 0f Its ety lots (0 Tallapoosn, Ga., for Improvement a yeurly) FOURTHL « thre 3 0f whom ars Northor who havo settled thore 3 2w awolling Houass aid (Hee 193> Uhe mcont po 201 Lo 000, 4 ADVANTAGES OF THE STOCK AS AN INVESTMENT. PRINCIPAL absolutely se nstances, the proverty belng pal 1 for in full, DIV octaver. PROBABILITY of a 'urge In. CEITAINTY of u rapia in o an s : Total eatimated yearly Incomo of tio Company after constructio’ of railrond, § Barnlngs of stovk of Georgla, Tennossee & iinols . 1. (estimated $180,408 yoarly). Total estimated yearly income of Company prior to construstion of rallrond, 85 UNTIL THURSDAY, OCT. 1, IF NOT PREVIOUSLY TAKEN, WILL PURCHASE 2 SHARES OR 8§20 PAR VALUE OF STOOK WILL PURCHASE 65 SHARES OR 60 PAR VALUE OF STOCK WILL PURCHASE 10 SHARES OR 100 PAR VALUE OF STOCK WILL PURCHASE 20 SHARE3 OR 200 PAR VALUE OF STOCK WILL PURCHASE 380 SHARES OX 800 PAR VALUE OF STOCK WILL FURCHASE 60 SHARE3S OX 600 PAR VALUE OF STOCK WILL PURCHASE 100 SHARES OR 1000 PAR VALUE OF STOCK stock in September 600 WILL PURCHASE 150 SHARES OR 1600 PAR VALUE OF STOCK i ; g 1200 WILL PURCHASE 800 SHARES OR 8000 PAR VALUE OF STOCK will received the Oclober dividend. As but 80,000 shuros remain unsold, and, when taken, the o itire issue will havo been disposed of, applications for stock in September will ba fllled in the order received unt | Oct. 1, and all subser.ptions in excess of this amount w il be 10t irned to the subscrib rs, No orders will be received at the prosent price of §4.00 per share after 12 ¢'clock midn t Oct 1, and all orders for steck should be maliled as soon as possible, and in no event later then several days prior to that dat> to in ure de'ivary a’ prosent price of $4.00 per share. Address orders for stock and prospectuses, and mak s checks, drafts or monsy orders payable to GEO. W. PECK, AGENT, - - GEORGIA-ALABAMA INVESTMENT & DEVELOPMENT CO., 1033 N STREET, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. . Tallapoosa. Horalson County, Go. NEW YORK OFFICES. 11 Wall st, rooms & ana 82 BOSTON OFFICKS, 204 Washington #t.. rooms £ 9 and 10. i OFFICE, room 1, Butler Exchange. CHICAGO OFFICE, room 313, Siock Exchange Bullding. BALTIMOKE OFFICE, room 4, Bank of Bultimore Bullding ndustries under cont under any el establishmerts: now in operation and to be bullt (now DS, (o Include earnlngs all rocelpts from sale of cl % pald regularly Aps tod $300) yenrly). oarnlngs qug all recelpts from sale of city lots, pald regularly April an 1 investment (estimated $2:0.000 ase In each semi-annual dividend by Incr royalties” (cstimated §10,000 easo monthly In the Intrinsie v Working of the mines and quarries. by themselyes or on Profits on mineral, timber and town site options on line of Ga., Tenn. & 11l R, . (estimated Check for the October dividend of 20 share will be mailed to all stock=- holders of record Oct. 1; all cents per in October 120 240 400 and purchased PHILADELPIIA OFFICES, room 944 Drexi JUTHERN OFFICE BOLTRE R FOREIGN OFFICES, No, 2, Toke Bullding. PROVIL house Bulldings, L & Bighty-page Illustrated Pro:pactus of Ta'lapoosa, Stock Prospectus of Compiny and Plat of City, with Pr'ce List of Building Lots, Mineral Maps of the Section, Engineers’ Report?, &c., mailed free on application to any of the above-named offices of the company, 29, WHAT PRESENT STOCKHOLDERS SAY. = o ma Investment and Developuent Company, heing In the City of Tallapoosa for the purpise of investigating the We, the v ¢ wde regarding their value and carning cipacity, and the location, advantages and development of the city properties of the Company, i Revehy testify: ¢ d First, That we find each and every statement made by the Company in their printed matter regarding the City of Tallapoosa, the munifacturing industries, bullding 1(s under way, and property and prospeets of the Company much within the facts as now existing, That we find thre aclual situatlon 4t Tallapoosn i3 wderstated, rather than overstated by the Company, in every particu’ar, all representations made heln fully verified by investigation 01 the ground, and many advantages of great Imporfance not heing mentioned either in their prospectus or othor printed matters in fact, wefin the situation ai Tallapoosa in every respect much more promising and far better than we had veason to expect from tie statements made by the Company fn- thelr various publications. llwm H Grees v Y. P NI P nk W Page. N ¥ dersigned, stockholders of the Georgia- Alab d the aceuracy of the statements J 1 Badgley, Quiney, Mich o ¥ MoFarland, Harrisburg, P ki on 1, Se n, Duluth Georeo ¥ Mo Farlund, Harrlsburg, Pa. M G Norton, 8 stown, Pa. Georg ank BLone, G rifton, Mass, RH b s W Kleln, Keokik, I Frank 8 Allen, Now Vork, N ¥, W Bpdoner, Boston, Mass D B Saxton. Bhiladel phia, Va A Frank Leon alk, Ct Kaward Gench, Orango, NI Wasblbgton, D © George H M n, New York, N Y. € ¢ Morrison, Philwdelphla. FRED’K E. TURNER, General Western Agent, 167 Dearborn St., Chicago, Minn. < Bowen, BIgin, il o, Wayne: LI Dr lobert G Hiram Buckingha Jnmes Morr 0, Mass.