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BOOTS, AND SHOES!
Sweeney, H. (B)
BRICK AND TILE MANUFACTURERS.
Hug & Harman. Bullington, Cyrus.
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Swim, A. E. & J. F.
COAL AND MINING CO.
Polk City Coal & Mining Co., Conrad Hug secy and treas, ?N. R. ,Kuntz pres. CONFECTIONERY!
Schroeder, Christ.
DEPARTMENT STORES,
Dallemand & Co.
Dyer, T. L.
Kuntz, N. R.
Steadman, W. H.
DRUGGISTS,
Armstrong, R. B. FEED MILL.
Barrick & Grisby. FURNITURE.
Tyron, S. W. Crabtree, G. W.
N. R. KUNTZ, -DEALER IN-
DRY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Choice Family Groceries, etc.
ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Iowa. Polk City,
C. W. FOWLER, CONTRACTOR 714 W. Loouat St. Telephone 511.
Steam Heating, Plumbing and Gas Pitting.
STATE AND JACKSON STREETS, CHICAGO. W. W. KIMBALL CO., Wholesale Dealers In
614 WEST LOCUST, DES MOINES .:
W. E. SANDS, Con'l Agent.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
-Menunaoturere and
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1891.
1860. THE Washington Life Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK,
W. A. BREWER, JR.,
PRESIDENT
ASSETS, - $11,000,000
The First Thing to be Considered in Life Insurance Investments is Safety.
THE INVESTMENTS of THE WASHINGTON are Bonds and Mortgages (first liens on real estate) and United States and New York State Stocks and Bonds, in compliance with the Laws of the State of New York.
The excellent quality of THE WASHINGTON's investments is seen in the fact that. on the first day of June, 1890, there remained only about one-half of one per cent. of interest due and unpaid.
The Policies of the Washington are easily defined.
THEY ARE-Non-forfeitable.
THEY ARE-Unrestricted as to residence and travel after two years.
THEY ARE-Incontestable after two years.
THEY ARE-Secured by an Invested Reserve.
THEY ARE-Solidly backed by Bonds and Mortgages, first liens on Real Estate. THEY ARE-Safer than Railroad Securities.
THEY ARE-Not affected by the Stock Market.
THEY ARE-Better paying investments than U. S. Bonds.
THEY ARE-Less expensive than Assessment Certificates.
THEY ARE-More liberal than the law requires.
THEY ARE-Definite contracts.
Immediate settlement of claims.
All Lite Policies contain guaranteed cash surrender values THE FULL RESERVE.
FOR
M. T. V. BOWMAN,
Manager for lowa.
Officeover Iowa National Bank, Des Moines, Iowa.
W. E. JOHNSON,
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506 and 508 ( HARDWARE, Locust Street.
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORO.
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HARDWARE.
Crabtree, G. W.
HARNESSMAKERS.
Bechtol, F. E.
Commercial prop.
JEWELRY.
Crank, G. W. - ti
LIVERY.
Gemricher, Peter.
MEAT MARKET.
L. B. Jennings. Schuetz, William.
Hug, Conrad.
Kurtz, John.
THE ZOO!
The Place 'to spend a Happy Day. North Sixth Avenue, Des Moines.
Fine Collection of Wild Animals.
Elephants, Lions, Tigers, Leopards, EEr, ELEGANT BOATING ON THE BEAUTIFUL LAKES. Steamboat, Swan Boat and Row Boats.
Good Refreshments at Cheap Rates.
Open week days from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sundays from 1 to 9 p. m. Admission : Adults; 15c, Children, from 9 to. 12, , 10cunder 6 years, free. Vehicles, loc.
J. E. HUFFMAN.
GRINDING PAPER
KNIVES,
AND ALL OTHER EDCED TO OOLS.
LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND, REPAIRED.
SAW FILING.
Gasoline Stoves Cleaned and Repaired,
East First Street, between Locust aud Grand Avenue, in Fence Co Building. 'Phone 532.
Des Moines, Express and Transfer Co, RICHARDS, FRANKENFIELD & CO. OFFIOS QUI BAST FIFTH STREET TELEPHONE STL
4. HOLLAND, Pros, Wm. R. ANKENEY, V. Pros. J. A. MoKIANEY, Castr. RED. COOPER, Tetter. CAPITAL CITY STATE BANK. AANT# $100.000
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Bullington, Cyrus. 1
WAGON SHOPS.
McLean, G. W.
UNDERTAKER.
Hauks, WAT.
STATIONERY.
McLean, George W. RAILROAD AGENTS.
POSTMASTER.
HOTELS, House, Peter Gemricher
Armstrong, R. B. Brookhart,' C. M.
PHYSICIANS.
Make a Specialty of
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HIGHLAND PARK, 1.
THE Queen of the Suburbs.
From its Beautiful elevation there is a view of surpassing lovliness down the valley of the Des Moines River, taking in its broad sweep the entire city.
TO THE HOME-SEEKER IT OFFERS . PURE AIR, PURE WATER, BEAUTIFUL VIEW,
PAVED STREETS,
RAPID TRANSIT.
IT IS THE SITE UPON WHICH IS BUILT THE
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NEW COLLEGE 7
See opposite page, where your children can have the finest educational advantages.
The owners of the addition are live, wideawake, progressive men, who never yet promised anything that was not fulfilled, and are pushing improvements as fast as possible.
BUY A HOME NOW.
Don't wait until lots advance, as they certainly will do as the improvements advance.
Lots are reasonable, rapid transit costs you only five cents to and from all parts of the city. For further information, call on or address
W. W. FINK,
Secretary of Highland Park Land Co.,
214 WEST FIFTH STREET, DES MOINES, IOWA:' - ---
GENTS'HALL
LADIES' HALL
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THE DAILY IOWA CAPITAL.
The Only Republican
Evening Newspaper 1
In the City of Des Moines.
L. YOUNG, Editor and Proprietor.
The EVENING CAPITAL is the most enterprising afternoon paper ever published in the city. The telegraphic news service is furnished by the Western Associated Press. -
THE DAILY CAPITAL IS 10 CENTS PER WEEK.
THE WEEKLY $1.00 PER YEAR.
The wide circulation of the Capital makes it a first-class advertis ing medium.
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Office, East Walnut, Southwest Corner of Fifth Street.
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J. L. MASON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FINE MILLINERY, Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
705 AND 707 WALNUT ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS
INFORMATION.
CITY COUNTY AND STATE OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS.
John H. Campbell, Mayor; John J. Pederson, Treasurer; Sam W. Baker, Auditor; W. D. Christy, Ass't Auditor; Hugh Brennan, Solicitor; W. H. Baily Assistant Solicitor; Matt R: Laird, Engi- heer; B. Schreiner, Assistant Engineer; R. B. Dennis, Clerk; Wm. Lewis, Assist- ant Clerk; Frank D. Eggleston,
Police Lewis Judge; F. F. Blyler, Police Clerk; Schooler, Physician; Martin Melander, Chief Fire Department; J. W. Monarch, Assistant Chief Fire Department, Alex Graham, Superintendent Markets; Sol. Stutsman, Marshal; Fred Johnson, Deputy Marshal; M. C. Bennett, License Collec- tor.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
. R. S. Finkbine, R. L. Chase.
PARK |COMMISSIONERS! M.T. Russell, Jno. F. Rollins, Gep. Len- drum. -
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
At Large, Des Moines Township, I. E. Tone; At. Large, Lee Township, H. R. Reynolds; First Ward, C. C. Lane; Second Ward, Geo. W. Sheldon; Third Ward, John Sherman; Fourth Ward, H. M. Rol- lins; Fifth Ward, J. P. Smith, Sixth Ward, F. D. Hussey; Seventh Ward, L. W. Barlow.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means-Rollins, Reynolds, Tone.
Claims- Tone, Sheldon, Youngerman. Judiciary-Lane, Sherman, Hussey. 45
Streets and Alleys-Hussey, Smith, Lane.
Sidewalks-Sheldon, Sherman, Barlow. Sewers-Sherman, Tone, Hussey.
Waterworks-Lane, Rollins; Reynolds. Bridges- Sherman, Lane, Barlow.
Fire Department-Tone, Smith, Rol- Jins.
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Printing-Sheldon, Hussey, Smith.
Special Assessments-Smith. Barlow, Lane.
Gas Light Lamps-Reynolds, Sheldon, Lane.
Conduct of Public Officers-The Mayor, Smith, Reynolds.
Damages-Smith, Hussey, Sherman.
Railroads-Reynolds, Sheldon, Tone. Paving-Rollins, Smith, Hussey.
Public Buildings-Barlow, Hussey, Sherman ..
Library-Hussey, Sheldon, Reynolds. Coal Lands-Barlow, Rollins, Tone. Cemetery-The Mayor, Reynolds, Bar- low.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Martin Melander, Chief; Patrick Lynch, 1st Asst. Chief; M. Smith, 2nd Asst. Chief.
Engine House No. 1-James Fahey, Captain, west Locust bet 2nd and 3rd.
Engine House No. 2-E. E. Johnson, Captain, east Walnut bet 4th and 5th.
Engine House No. 3-William Price, Captain, east 12th bet Des Moines and Lyon.
Engine House No. 4-William Scott, Captain, west 8th bet School and Maurel.
614 WEST LOCUST, DES MOINES
Manufacturers and Wholesale Defflers In
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
W. E. SANDS. Dorf! Agent.
Golden Rule Clothing House D. M. JOHNSON & SON.
Find CLOTHIERS HATTERS AND FURNIHERS. 617 West Walnut St. Des Moines
STATE AND JACKSON STREETS, CHICAGO. W. W. KIMBALL CO.,
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
INCORPORATED 1891.
IOWA IMMIGRATION BUREAU,
J. P. BUSHNELL, Commissioner. Rooms 409 and 410 lowa Loan and Trust Bullding.
General Office, Des Moines.
A Commissioner for each County and a Correspondent for each City and Town in the State.
The Bureau will co-operate with the various Boards of Trade, Citizens', Associations and Rea }' Estate Associations of our State, and all enterprising bodies interested in the development of the vast and varied resources of Iowa.
In view of the fact that Iowa has no immigration commission to look after the development of her resources by inviting the better class of immigrants to locate in this state, it is left entirely to the enter- prising citizens of the state to do this work, and for this purpose the Iowa Immigration Bureau was. organized, as a business association, for the general good of the state, but we must necessarily ask the co-operation of her enterprising citizens.
The objects of the Bureau arelto invite Immigration, Promote Industrial Enterprises, and Encourage Every Laudable Undertaking Calculated to Develop the Material Interests of lowa.
Many inquiries are being received from eastern parties with ref- erence to new locations for the establishment of various industries, and what these parties want, especially, is to know the resources and ad- vantages and the enducements offered for all kinds of agricultural and mechanical pursuits, and desirability as a home.
The Bureau will publish a new work entitled IOWA RESOURCES and INDUSTRIES,
Information for Those Seeking New Homes or Business Locations in the West. I
A Hand Book of Useful Information of Iowa is being compiled and will be published as soon as full information of the resources and advantages of our state is secured. For the information of those . looking for new homes in the West it will be important, also to us as a State, that all learn the fact that lowa is the most inviting field for the capitalist or home-seeker.
. The publication will be a reference work setting forth the resources and advantages of the state in general, its history, tpography, agricultural and mineral resources; mining and manufacturing in trerests; stock raising: dairying; horticulture; forestry; educational interests; railway facilities; re- ports of the state institutions giving the officers of each, and state, county, city and town officers; a directory of the educational institutions of the state; census of Iowa in 1890: complete postoffice and newspaper directories, and information for those seeking new homes or investment for capital, etc., etc. Our State and county officers are giving us every encouragement, but we ask the co-operation of all enterprising citizens of our State. As soon as the publication is ready for delivery we will so in- form the public through the newspapers of our State.
Edingen
OVER 60 and 605 WALNUT ST. THE LEADING
PHOTOGRAPHER.
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Engine House No. 5 -William Hollar an, Captain, west 17th cor Crocker.
Engine House, No. 6- Joseph, Cross, Captain, 8th cor Monroe Street, s Des Moines.
PUBLIC FIRE ALARM BOXES.
WEST SIDE.
Third and Locust Hose House. Righth and School Hose House. Seventeenth and Crocker Hose House. Third and Court avenue.
Fourth and Vine.
'Fourth and Walnut.
Sixth and Walnut.
Seventh and Locust.
Between Eighth and Ninth on Walnut. Ninth and Grand avenue.
South Side Hose House.
EAST SIDE.
Second and Walnut.
Between Fourth and Fifth on Walnut, Hose House.
Fifth and Locust.
Fifth and Court avenue.
Sixth and Grand avenue.
Eleventh and Court avenue.
Twelfth and Lyon Hose House.
Fire keys at the nearest houses. TOWNSHIP CLERKS.
Allen, J. R. Warnock, Avon. Bloomfield, R. J. Youta, Des Moines. Beaver, G. W. Copley, Mitchellville. Camp, J. B. Stewart, Runnells. Clay, R. A. Crawford, Altoona. Crocker, H. E. Wagner, Ankeny .. Delaware. Carson Reeves, e Des Moines. Douglas, C. W. Dodds, Bondurant. Elkhart, J. W. Woodrow, Elkhart. Four Mile, C. E. Dwanagan, Hastie. Franklin, W. H. Walker, Bondurant. Jefferson, C. F. Holmes, Grimes. Lincoln, J. D. Sargent, Slater .. Madison, C. Hug, Polk |City. Saylor, J. P. Day, e Des Moines. Walnut, J. W. Hunt, Commerce. Washington, J. W. LaSalle, Maxwell.
Webster, Wm. Milligan, Grimes. JUSTICES OF PEACE.
Allen, W. W. Keeling, Avon, and O. S. Shoup, ?Avon.
Bloomfield, Wesley Spain, Des Moines and Samuel Adams, Des Moines. Beaver, J. W. Wilson, Mitchellville, and W. H. Kennedy, Mitchellville.
Camp, W .; W. Murray," Runnells, and W. J. Warren, Adelphi.
Clay, C. Beard, Altoona, and James Porter, Altoona.
Crocker, J. E. Harvey, Saylorville, and T. C. Havens, Apkeney.
Delaware, S. D. Johnson, Berwick, and Fred Powell, e Des Moines .!
Douglas, Henry Hall, Elkhart, and F. WV: Cummins, Berwick.
Elkhart, S. Trout, Elkhart, and W. B. Wells, Elkhart.
Four Mile, W. B. Cooley, Rising Sun, and L. Clark, Rising Sun.
Franklin, Hubert Hall, Santiago, and J. P. Mullihan, Valeria.
Jefferson, Wm. Haskell, Granger, and J. H. Beck, Granger.
Lincoln, Ole Mason, Huxley. : -
Madison, Jesse Birdshall, Madrid, and Harris Egelston, Polk City.
Saylor, Hayden Saylor, Saylorville, and P. S. Kriegh; Saylorville.
Walnut, John Fisher, Ashewa.
Washington,'C. B. Merrihew, Maxwell, and B. E. Faidley, Maxwell ..
Webster, C. H. Campbell, Grimes, and . N. G. Harding, Des Moines.
TOWNSHIP CONSTABLES. .
Allen, F. Grossnickle, Avon, and Fran- cis Myers, Avon.
Bloomfield, J. H. Geil, Des Moines and Edward Smith, Des Moines.
Beaver, J. W. Jones, Mitchellville, and Charles Canfield, Mitchellville.
Camp, Dennis Sanford, Runnells, and W. A. Darling, Adelphi.
Clay, Ferris Maffit! Altoona, and Thom- jas Shepherd, Altoona.
Des Moines?
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Shirt
Cor. West 8th and Mulberry Sts.
Factory
IOWA DEPOSIT AND LOAN CO. ; !
L. O. SPINNEY, SEOY.
JOHN WYMAN, PREST.
300 West Walnut St. { 20c a Day is $1, 000 In 7 Yrs.
V. P. MEWELL, THY- - . O. GARDNER, AUDITOR.
WIRHARD & SHERMAN. ATTORNEY&. WALTER M. MCCAIN, VICE-PREST.
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THE DES MOINES LEADER.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
LEADER
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The Only Democratic Daily Paper Published at the Capital of lowa.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Daily, - $7 Per Year. 1 Weekly, - $1 Per Year.
:A live Newspaper with the freshest and JatestTelegraphic news of the State. Nation and World.
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The Best Advertis- ing Medium in Iowa.
LADE DE
HENRY STIVERS; Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICE, 420 WEST COURT AVENUE.
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J. F. N. DRAKE
WORK GUARANTEED 223 East Fifth St.
Gravel Roofer
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Crocker, G. W. Wheeler, Ankeny, and John Moeckley, Crocker
. Delaware, E. Edwards, Berwick, and
Wm. Hammer, Berwick.
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Douglas, H. J. Williamson, Elkhart, and R. M. Hoffman, Berwick. Elkhart, A. G. lseminger, Elkhart, and M. C. Elliott, Elkhart.
Four Mile, E. inkard, Adelphi, and David Gatchell, Hastie.
Franklin, J. D. Malone, Santiago, and David Crawford, Bondurant.
Jefferson, Wm. Murray, . Granger, J. P. Fees, Granger!
Lincoln, Charles Heggen, Huxley. Madison, Wm. Elliott, Madrid, and D .. W. Ingersoll, Madrid.
Saylor, E. S. Cree, Saylorville, Wheeler, Saylorville.
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Walnut, Edward Hyland, Campbell, and V. M. Arbuckle, Valfey Junction. Washington, J. T. Dunlap, Maxwell. : Webster, W. H. Anderson, Grimes, and J. A. Lightner, Des Moines.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.
Allen, W. P. Keeney, Avon. Bloomfield, Thurman Moines.
Jones, Des
Beaver, J. W. Grinstead, Mitchellville. Camp, H. B. Mckinney, Runnells. Clay, E. Reames, Altoona.
Crocker, Geo. Swartfager, Crocker.
Delaware, Joseph Baker, Altoona.
Douglas, J. H. Mathis, Elkhart. Elkhart, W. B. Wells, Elkhart, Four Mile, D. W. Boatright, Adelphi. Franklin, J. W. Crawford, Bondurant. Jefferson, H. Seiberts, Grimes. Lincoln; L. S. Heggen, Huxley. Madison, G. C. Evans, Madrid! Saylor, T. J. Saylor, Saylorville. Walnut, D. B, Mott, Des Moines. Washington, Thomas' Stillwell, Max- well.
U Webster, F. A. Tomlinson, Grimes.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ..
Allen, J. T. Keeling, Avon.
Bloomfield, J. B. Handley, Des Moines. Beaver, James Walters, Mitchellville. Camp, B. F. Clark, Runnells, and T. G. Montgomery, Runnells. Clay, Robert Jamieson. Altoona.
If Crocker, A. C. Fisher, Saylorville. Delaware, J. M. Chaffee, Berwick, and P. F. Mally, Berwick. Douglas, O. D. Harteook, Bondurant. Elkhart, Frank Gear, Elkhart.
Four Mile, David Reeves, Adelphi. Franklin, S. C. Pritchard, Bondurant. Jefferson, W.m. Watkins, Grimes. Lincoln, Owen Nerwig, Slater. Madison, George Harpel, Sheldahl. Saylor, F. H. Malley, e Des Moines, and M. L. Doke, Saylorville.
Walnut, L. P. Bennett, Ashewa.
Washington, W. E. Parr, Maxwell. Webster, N. D. Rittgers, Ridgedale. COUNTY OFFICERS.
W. F. Conrad, C. P. Holmes and S. F. Balliett, District Judges; W. A. Spurrier, County Attorney; N. E. Coffin. Assistant County Attorney; Amos W. Brandt, Aud- itor; W. O. Waldron, First Deputy; John Whitten, Second Deputy; Jesse A. Fenner, Third Deputy; Fred A. Cope, Clerk; F. A. Baylies, Treasurer; C. H. Dilworth, First .Deputy; W. B. Tompkins, Second. Deputy; E. J. Boynton, Third Deputy; E. C. Worthington, Delinquent Tax Collector; Geo. C. Sims; Recorder of Deeds; W. L. Witter and Frank S. Rus- sell, Deputies; C. . C. Loomis, Sheriff; L. W. Smith, Michael Morkin and Victor Holmberg, Deputies; John Lewis, W. H. Morgan, A. M. West; Fred Boxheimer and Adam Robinson, Bailiffs; J. H. C. Wise Jailor; William Musson, Clerk of Courts; W. J. Kline and. J. G. Jordan, Deputies; W. A. Garrett, Miss M. E. Wilkinson, George H. Parker and Chas. Myers, As- sistants; C. F, Saylor, Superintendent of Schools; M. R. Laird, Surveyor; G. B. Wicks, Jr., Deputy; W. H. S. Matthews, Physician; I. W. Griffith, Coroner; E. H.
Use BLOOMFIELD COAL
408 East Walnut St. 319 West Fourth St.
Phone 506 Phone 501
Towne & McFarland
Real Estate & Exchange Brokers 220 WEST 5th'ST. GLAPP BLOOK.
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P. J. QUIGLEY, President.
WM. QUIGLEY, Vice. Pres. and Treas.
J. P. BUSHNELL, --
Sec'y and Manager.
ESTABLISHED 1885 .- INCORPORATED 1891.
IOWA DIRECTORY CO.,
Compilers and Publishers of the
IOWA STATE AND COUNTY DIRECTORY,
Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Dubuque, and other City Directories. Also Publishers of Polk, Pottawattamie, and other County Directories,
.. And General Publishers of Gazetteers, State, County and City Directories, Histories, Etc
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General Office, Room 410 Iowa Loan and Trust Building.
DES MOINES, IOWA.
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R. T. Davis Mill Co
ST. JOSEPH, MO. Branch House, ยทยท 118 w. 2d St. Des Moines
Manufacturers of High Grade Flour
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Witter, Steward of the Poor Farm; W H. Sutton, Warden of Asylum; Mrs. W. H. Sutton, Matron.
Board of Supervisors -James T. Crooks, Third. District Chairman; T. B. Robinson, First District, William Christy, Second District; H. G. Iseminger,, Fourth Dis- trict; W. H. Zickefoose, Fifth District.
Overseer of the Poor-William Christy, 327 east 5th street, (Office open Wednes- day and Saturday afternoons;)
Commissioners of Insanity-J. M. St. John, President, Dr. I. P. Brubaker, Phy- sidian; William Musson, Clerk.
STATE OFFICERS.
Horace Boies, Governor; C. D. Hain, Private Secretary; A. N .. Poyneer, Lieu- tepant Governor; W. M. McFarland, Sec- retary of State; C. S. Byrkit, Deputy; J. A| Lyons, Auditor of State; D. F. Mc- Carthy, Deputy; Byron A. Beeson, Treas- uter of State; G. D. Ellyson, Deputy; John Y. Stone, Attorney General; G. B. Pray, Clerk of Supreme Court; C. T. Jones, Deputy; N. B. Raymond, Repor- ter; Henry Sabin, Superintendent of Pub lic Instruction; Ira C. Kling, .Deputy, George Greene, Adjutant General; James A, Sovereign, Commissioner of Labor Statistics; J. J. Dunn, Inspector of Oils; Mrs. Mary H. Miller, Librarian; George H. Ragsdale, State Printer; Otto Nelson; State Binder; H. K. Soper, Fish Commis- siner; M. Stalker, Veterinary Surgeon; A. C. Tupper, Dairy Commissioner; L. G. We'd, Superintendent of Weights and Measures, (P. O. Iowa City); John R. Sage, Director of Weather Service; W: L Carpenter, Custodian of Public Build- ings and Property; Milo W. Brown, In- spector of Boats; (P. O. Spencer.)
Railroad ' Commissioners-Frank T. Campbell, Des Moines Chairman; Spen- cer Smith, Council Bluffs; John W. Luke, Franklin Co., Office Capitol.
Supreme Court- Joseph M. Beck, Chief Justice, Ft. Madison; Gifford S. Robin
son, Judge, Storm Lake; Charles T. Gran- ger, Judge, Waukon; Josiah .Given, Judge, Des Moines; James H. Rothrock, Judge, Cedar Rapids.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
P. W. Lewellen, M. D.,' President; Clarinda; H. H. Clark, M. D., McGregor, E. M. Reynolds, M. D., Centerville; E. A. Guilbert, A. M., M. D., Dubuque; W. H. Dickinson, M. D., Des Moines; J. C. Shrader, M. D., Iowa City; Frederick, Becker, M. D., Clermont; Jas. L ._ Loring, Civil Engineer, Dallas Center; Prof. M. Stalker, State Veterinary Surgeon, Ames; John Y. Stone, Esq., Attorney-general; J. F. Kennedy, M. D., Secretary; L. F. An- drews, Asst. Secy., Des Moines.
STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAM- INERS.
&T. C. Shrader, M. D., Iowa City, Presi - dent; J. F. Kennedy, M. D., Secretary, office Capitol.
COMMISSIONERS |OF PHARMACY
John A. Pickett, Oskaloosa, President; J. H. Mitchell, Bloomfield; J. H. Harri son, Davenport; C. A. Weaver, Des Moines, Secretary, office Capitol.
BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS. J. T. Abbott, Manchester, President; Samuel A. Garber. Tipton, Secretary; E. D. Brown, LeMars; E. E. Hughes, Des Moines; Richard L. Cochran, Burlington.
STATE MINE INSPECTORS.
James Gildroy, Morgan Thomas, Thom- as Binks, office Capitol.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Albert Head, President; John Schaffer. Secretary, office, Capitol.
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Eugene Secor, Forest City, President; G. B. Brackett, Denmark, Secretary, office Capitol
IOWA NATIONAL GUARDS.
Company A-D. L. Loughran, Captain; George S. Mahana, First Lientenant; Ar- mory, Office Bldg.
Established 1871. ) NATURAL STONE, Home & Foreign Telephone 394: 5 W. A. STEEL Quarries In Marion County.
209 Crest south 3d SL.
@HASE & WEST, -213 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Bsods all Now, of Best Style and Finish, and at Bottom Prices. FURNITURE, CURTAINS AND RUGS.
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GARFIELD ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
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Headquarters for Fashionable, Durable, Best Made and Perfect Fitting
CLOTHING -1 FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. Mats, Caps, Gents' Hurpishing Goods, Prunks and Valises, NIELSEN, .- HANSEN .-. 8 .-. 527 EAST LOCUST STREET.
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SCOVILLE PLUMBING COMPANY.
Contractors for Plumbing, Spam, 1 Cm W. Wth and Lavet. These 70. | LOT WATER And GAS FIFTYONE.
DES MOINES DIRECTORY.
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Company H-John Loper, Captain; G D. Ellyson, First Lieutenant; H. P. Sco- ville, Second Lieutenant.
UNITED STATES .OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. E. R. Mason," Clerk; John D. Jordan Deputy; U. S. Court House and Post Of- .fice.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. H. R. Love, Clerk, U. S. Court House and Post Office.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE- NUE.
J. A. Brewer and J. D. Rowen, Deputy Collectors, U. S. Court House and Post Office.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. D. M. Fox, Register; F. Babcock, Re- ceiver, U. S. Court House and Post Office. United States Marshal's Office-David P. Miller, Marshal; | |S. S. Ethridge, Deputy; U. S. Court House and Post Office.
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United States Pension Office -- S. . A.
Marine, Agent; F. M .. Webber; Special Pension Examiner, U. S. Court House and Post Office.
United States Traagury Department- . Secret Service Division, Eli M. Stedman, Agent; U. S. Court House and Post Office. United States Weather Bureau-Geo. M. Chappel, Observer; J. W. Shaeffer, Assistant Observer; U. S. Court House and Post Office.
DES MOINES POST OFFICE.
Isaac Brandt, Post Master; Miss Olive C. Brandt, Private Secretary; J. W. Cheek, Assistant Post Master!
MONEY ORDER DIVISION.
Miss Mella Tuttle, Supt .; J. M. Griffith, 1st Clerk; Miss Belle Wilbur, 2nd Clerk. . FREE DELIVERY DIVISION.
W. H. Reinick, Supt .; Guy Hunter,
Chief Clerk; Arthur L. Davis, 2nd Clerk; Ralph E. Reding, 3rd Clerk; Bert E .. -
Trout, 4th Clerk; W. E. Ballard, Box. .Clerk; Mrs. Kate G. Paton, Genl. Del. Clerk; Carrie Masser, Forwarding Clerk; Miss Alice S. Conger, Stamp Clerk; F. F. Blyler, Assistant Stamp Clerk; S. G. Coggswell, Stamp Agent, N. Des Moines; Elmer G. Farr, Stamp Agent, Sevastopol. CARRIERS.
1 John O. Hughes, 2 George E. Ayers, 3 Archie Christy, 4 Henry D. Johnson, 5 W. H. Nichols, 6 Edward P. Drake, 7 Otto E. Danielson, 8 Louis E. Swanson, 9 Charles N. Cissel, 10 Charles H. Brown, 11 Charles N. Ferree, 12 R. A. Wilburn, 13 A. S. Gilbert, 14 W. H. Harlan, 15 Evan Rees, 16 Edward L. Smith, 17 W. L. Set- tlemeyer, 18 Charles E. Harsh, 19 Alfred Anderson, 20 George I. Holt, 21 Isaac E. Williamson, 22 Frank A. Lee, 23 H. J. Childers, 24 Samuel Park, 25 Harry Say- lor, 26 J. F. Hayes, 27 Miles N. Bell, 28 J. W. Christine, 29 Jas. P. McLane, 30 John A. Rustin, 31 John ; D. Cady.
SUBSTITUTE CARRIERS.
1 Alfred Anderson, 2 Benjamin J. Van Dyke, 3 Willie R. Brandt, 4 W. O. De Moss, 5 Frank Yeomans.
REGISTER LETTER DIVISION.
W. T. Bateman, Supt .; Miss Hulda Sandholm, Clerk.
MAILING. DIVISION.
N. J. Miller, Supt .; J. M. Lansley, Chief Clerk; S. O. Richter, 2nd Clerk, Harry Zimmerman, 3rd Clerk; E. W. Hill; 4th Clerk; C. J. Dautremont, 5th Clerk; Thomas E. Mabee, 6th Clerk; George G. Walker, 7th Clerk.
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