0 THE OMAHA DAILY BET ? , FKIDAY , MAY 10 ,
THE OMAHA BEE.
COTTNCIIi BLUFFS.
OITIC'i : ! NO. 12 I'RAIir , HTUKKT.
/idlvert-d by rnrrlcr In nny part of the Pity.
II. W.TIl/roN . MANAOEIt.
ttirSISF < ! OFFItT , N'O. M
NlOIIT Dillon , NO. . ' .I.
N. V P Co.
Council niulTs Lumber Co. . coal.
The lH > st outs mill liny to bo had at S. Gold-
ctclu's , l.'IW Lower Hroadwny.
Soverul members of Ibo Omnlm camp of
Modem Woodmen visited Hnzcl camp in tills
city lust evening.
Marrhtec llt-onsci wro Issued yesterday to
J. F. Way and .Icnnio YoniiK' , both of Omnlm ,
ami George 1) . Molt and I.ona llanaen , both
of this dty.
Ed Urown , who wan ncrusod of attempt to
commit mix.1 , pleaded guilty to slmplo as-
Btiult , and was sent to thu county Jail yester
day for thirty days.
About ninety dog licenses have boon Issued
thus far The dty marshal wUl begin u war
lumliiHt the snvoral thousand unlicensed ca
nines In n few day ) .
William Muiphv died yesterday afternoon
ntlils ro.hlonco on Avenue1 between Tenth
and Kloventli streets. The funeral announce
ment will in' mail" Inter.
A resident of the wo.storn part of the eily
was nrre.stod Wednesday night for disturb
ing the peace. It is alleged that ho boat his
wife and children and sold thn furniture for
whisky Ills nisi- was contlnni'd. .
Ollleor Handel is no mom Ho Is now plain
John Handel , the MIIIIIO us ho was two months
ngo. with a little policis experience added.
Ho has itit | ) 1ho city's sei-vlco , and his nice
now uniform with till its bright brass buttons
is on the market.
Amelia r.afrenyivai brought In from Wal
nut yesterday and examined by tlio board of
insane commissioners , by whom Mio was
ordered taken to Mt. Pleasant. ShcritT
O'Neill took tier to tlie nsylnm lust evening.
The grand jury will bo in session again
next week , as there arc several now wises to
bo Investigated. Tito trial of criminal cases ,
however , will not be commenced until n week
from Alondav. The ilrst assignment of crim
inal cases will bo iniulo tomorrow. .
Mink Ulchurdson died yesterday at the
Nowma.UT hotel , nged llftoen years. His
relatives , who reside near Xcohi , iiavo been
notilHl by telegraph. The body was taken
to Kstop's undertaking rooms , whore it will
remain until arrangements are made for the
funeral.
The p.irk commissioners are discussing the
ndvisabillty of ordering fifty moro benches
for Uayllss park. The only objection urged
is that they would draw u constant crowd to
trample out the grass , but it Is thought that
by moving the benchen frequently this
trouble will bo obviated , and the benches will
undoubtedly bo ordered at once.
Several moro boxes wore put up in Ba.vliss
park yesterday for the accommodation of the
squirrels , which are rapidly increasing in
number. Of the tweiity-Mivcn squirrels
placed in the park last summer only six are
now loft , some having loft the park and evil
disposed boys hilled quite a number , but oven
at the present rale of inere.ise there will soon
be enough to spaio.
This evening there will bo a peculiar enter
tainment in the Presbyterian church. The
youthful competitors for the modal , awarded
to the one giving the best .iddress in favor of
prohibition , will uppcar under the manage
ment of Prof. Barrett of Omaha and repeat
their pii/o elloits , The entertainment is free
and is given under the auspices of the
Women's Christian Temperance union.
In pollen court yesterday , Ccorgo Tolliver
was lined $15 for v.igrani'y. and will work
out the line on the sheets. F. T. Coy suf
fered a .similar experience. S Hoborts was
lined 10 and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly , and Lewis Strayor , alias "Tho Pro
fessor , " will work at hard labor for thirty
days on the streets because ho is lit for noth
ing else. Three vugs wore discharged.
> About thirty Sir Knights of _ Omaha com-
mandery came over last , evening and accom
panied as many more of the Sir Knights of
Jvanhoo commundory to St. Paul's church to
attend Ascension day services. An appro-
pviati ! sermon was preached by the rector ,
Hov. T. ,1. Muckuy , who is juvlat" of Ivunhoo
commandery. The Sir Knights made a very
line appearance as they marched in a body to
the church. The Omaha visitors returned
home on a late motor train.
The Queen Knows a < Jooil Tliliiir.
The Mueller music company , No. 1IKI Main
direct , received the following telegram May
15 , 1MH ) :
"Queen of England purchased Hardman
prund piuno from our European a ont for
jjalinorul castle. IIm > M vx , Pi.c K & Co. "
Mueller & Schmoller , agents , llOIDodgo
street , Omaha.
Wanted , two Ilrst class paper hangers ,
( iii.unri : , t Fnrinuy ,
! > 8 Pearl btroot , Council BlufTs.
Schmidt's gallery refurnished , and new in-
Mruments. For ill ) days , &I.UO cabinets for
t'.fiO. Elegant finish warranted. 220 Main.
_ _ _ _ _ _
A good girl can find a good place at fair
wanes at bid Bluff street.
fKHN OX. I / , I'Alt.tUK.l I'lf.S ,
Deputy Marshal White is homo from a
short visit in Missouri.
A E. Kidd has gone to Chicago , to take
charge of Dr. C. B. .ludd's brunch olllco.
George Pickett has lelt for u three months'
visit to his old home in London , England.
County Cleric Chambys was looking after
fllslriut court business ill Avoca yesterday.
D Warren Wicks and wife of Denlson , Tex. ,
nro vbitlng his mother on North First street.
Hurry Stacy has gone to Denver and it is
stated that ho proposes to visit Australia be
fore his return home.
Charles 'I' Taylor , until recently in the em
ploy of the Union Pacllichas gone to Denver ,
where lie lias accepted another position.
Tlmo Card of tint Hnokoyo Special * .
TinBm ; yesterday morning .stated that the
great Buckeye special train comprised thirty
ears. This was a mistake of Just ten cars.
The train Is composed of forty cars , all loaded
with the world-famed Buckeye binders and
mowers , and is drawn by two immense Mogul
engines. The engines and the entire train
aio highly decorated and make a daylight
run from the factory to Council muffs. U Is
in the charge of Lewis Miller , Jr. , sou of the
Inventor of the famous machines. The train
reaches Council Blurt's over the Chicago. Bur
lington & Qiiincy railroad. The following Is
the tlmu table over the Creston uud Council
llluff.s division :
Leaves Creston Saturday at 7 a in.
Leaves Cromwell Saturday at 7iO : ! u. m.
Leaves Corning Saturday at 8I5 : ! a , in.
Leaves VIHIsca Saturday at 0t : : ( ) a. m :
Leaves Stauton Saturday at 10:05 : a. m.
Leaves Red Oak Saturday at 10:50 : n. m.
Leaves Emerson Saturday tit H :4r : > n. m.
Leavas Hastings Saturday at 12 in.
Leaves Malvorn Saturday at it ! ; ; ir > p. m.
Leaver'Hillsdale Saturday at 1:07 : p. in.
Leaves Glonwood Saturday at 1 : , ' ( ) p. m.
Leaves Pacllle Junction Saturday at 1:25 :
p. m.
Council BlutTs ut 2:10 : p. m.
This train is ono of the finest over run over
the road , and will bo a demonstration that is
worth seeing , The public Is generally invited
to note the abpvo tlmu card and come out and
BOO it when it passes the stations named.
There will IK ) a great crowd ut the Council
Jlluffs Station , and they will bo well repaid
for the trouble of coming out.
Dr. H. S , West , potvelaln crown unit bridge
work , No. 12 Pearl.
The gasoline stove is mow dangerous than
the unloaded gun. Save life uud proportv by
using thu C. B. Uus und Electrlo Light Co.'s
gus stove.
J. ( .1 , Tlpton , real estate , 527 Broadway ,
If you wish to sell your iiroiwrty call on the
Judd.t Wells Co. , O. B. Judd president , COO
U road way.
i Tlio Neeil of n 31 < at liiN | > ootor.
Some of the butchers und dealers aru con.
elderubly exercised over the necessity of hav
ing n meut Inspector for Council Bluffs. A
recent incident is. cited as showing the neces
sity of such Inspection , The Oinaim Inspector
the other day got track of six pteors which
were suffering from luminjaw The unlmuls
disappeared mysteriously , and after much
search ho traced them to Council Bluffs und
Icamcd that they had bex'u killed in uu old
and abandoned slaughter homo in this city.
The Omalm Inspector was suspicious that tin
meat would bo sent buek to Omuhii and solt
there , and so he continued the hunt for fur
ther facts. Yesterday ho became sntlslkV
that the meat was intended for Council Bluffs
consumption and , notifying the dealers to
beware of it , returned to Omahn. Of course
ho had uo authority which would warrant hi. '
prosecuting the matter further on this side of
the river , and there Is no ono to take the mat
ter up and take such measures as wotih !
punish the offenders and protect the public.
The Incident Is cited not us remarkably un
common but as only one instance by which it
is unite apparent that Council Blulls Is sadly
Jacking fit one feature of protection. So
closely located to Omaha It seems that , there
nro unusual opportunities , for disposing ol
poor meat here unless measures nro taken to
prevent.
The old council was requested to take
action with refeienco to the appointment ol
u meat Inspector , but it was not done , and
now the butchers have determined that they
will have an Inspector appointed.
As n means of protecting themselves and
the citl/ons against unscrupulous dealers , an
agreement is being circulated among them by
thu terms of which each ono agrees to pay
George Irako ) l u week for his services us
meat inspector until such time us the city
shall take the matter into its own hands uud
appoint an official inspector. Mr. Drake In
an ohl butcher und Is undoubtedly qualified
to fill the position. Ho will not of course
hnvo the uuthoritv that would attach to tin
official inspector fu the way of having con
demned meat destroyed , but ho would bo able
to prevent to a very great extent the halo of
diseased meat.
DUKKH fUJODH SAH2.
AI the Motion Store , Council MliifTri.
We will place on our counter * for Monday
and lids week bargains in dress gootls such
as never thu ho ugaiii duplicated ut such
prices.
ATI2'c ' A YARD.
10-Inch haw line stripe , in mixtures only ,
former price 2.V.
'Mi-inch pin head checked suiting , former
price llc. !
ilO-inch side band , in illuminated mixtures
former price 'J.'c.
iiiS-inch beige stripes , in all colors , former
price 17c.
: ui-liich English eashmomsforinorpricei" ! > e.
Also mills and ends that sold as high us 50e ,
all to go at 12'e ' . u yard.
At l'o ! ' a yard.
All our mohair brtllliiiitines that sold from
2."c to ! te ! In u full line of solid colors and
mixtures.
At ye a yarn.
All wool suiting ! ! ( J In. wide , In stripes ,
plaids , in silk und wool , also plains , all to go
ut 21)c. ) The above goods sold from D'Jc to flSe.
At ! > < ! a Yard.
Wo have put all our I5o , 50o and t > 3c goods
in at 'Silo including n full range of colored
brillinntines on solid colors , mixture. ? uud
black ; also our all wool black and colored
serge and cashmere. Wo have also added to
tlio list 1T > pieces of Hs-inch black and white
brillhinteens in check , have line stripes and
broken shipe.s , all ut.'l''o. '
BOSTON STOKE ,
Council Bluffs ,
Fothcrlnghnm , Whltelaw & Co. ,
Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices ,
WALL PAPEU
At Lowest Prices.
Cenbiis Kminirratora.
Captain B. W. Ilight , supervisor of the
census for this district , has made his ap
pointments of eiinumerutors for the various
wards and townships in this county. They
ate us follows :
Stephen N. Gaskill , Layton township.
Edwin .F. Aldrich , ICnox township.
Joseph M. Long , Pleasant und Minden
townships.
William B. Kowland , Ncohi township.
Edward P. Urown , Boomer township.
.lames.I. Broohlmusei'j KockforJ township.
Franklin F. Martin , Lincoln township.
William H. Hurtlmnu , Valley township.
William Coleman , .lames township.
Isaac Van Do Bogert , Norwalk township.
Joseph B. Mathiek , Hiuel Dell and Cres
cent townships.
-William H. Smith. Wright township.
Hobert B. Crofts , Belknap and York town
ships.
Ilurvoy A. Smith , Hnnlin township.
Aaron C. Kanclc , Garner township.
Thomas N. Christian ? Wavehind township.
fill G. Kiliney , Carson and Center town
ships.
bamuei ji. Hopkins , Aloccuoma and urovo
township ) .
William E. Bradley , Silver Crook and
Washington townships.
Hobert C. MeElruth , Keg Creek and Lewis
townships.
First Ward , Council Bluffs-Victor L.
Keller uud L. Sherwood.
Second Ward Millard F. Hohrer , John P.
Williams and Jacob Dempster.
Third Ward Pugh AV. Goss and George
II. Gllmoie.
Fourth Ward S. N. Portorfleld and Fred
Johnson.
Fifth Ward-Albert U. Crosby and F. E.
Hoaghind.
Sixth Ward L. M. Slmbcrt.
.1. C. Bixby , steam Heating , sanitary engi
neer , l ) Hi Li To building , Omaha ; iOJ Merrium
block , Council Bluffs.
Desirable dwellings , located in all parts of
the city , for rent by 10. II. Sheafe ft Co. ,
Broadway and .Main .street.
Choice residence property centrally located
for bulo by H. H. Shealo & Co.
The Manhattan .sporting headers , 418 B-
way.
way.A
A good hose reel free with every 100 feet of
hose purchased at Bixby's.
Important to Ilorsomon : Lnrg * line horse
mid turt goods. 1'robstlo , r > Vi B-y , C. B.
Schmidt's gallery refurnished , and new in
strumeiits. For IK ) days only , $ I.IX ) cabinets
for , J.5I. ( Klegunt llnish warranted. 0
Main street.
S. B Wndsworth & Co. , U07 Pearl street ,
loan money for Lombard Iitvestmontcomiiany.
Scott house , Council Bluffs ; $1 n day.
Those who have not had an opportunity to
attend the dress goods sale at the Boston
Moro , Council BlulTs , will huvoto como early ,
as all the bent bargains are going fast , The
sale only lasts this week , and can assure vou
such goods never were offered to tlio public
us are placed ou our eountei-s for this sale.
All our 10-inch hair-lino liO-lnch
- stripes , - pinhead -
head suitings , Jilt-inch cashmeres and tailor
suitings , that .sold from ITc to SSe , all to go ut
this sale for I1 " , e u yard.
Hrllliuntinos fn blade , bluck uud will to , in
checks and stripes , also ltd inch all wool Hen
rietta , goods that .sold from lee to 6be , all to
t'O ut Il'.ic u yard.
A bargain in 'ill-Inch all wool Ihmiipl stripes
tliut .sold for yjo and I.V , suit ) price for tills
week'Jtlen yard.
A full line of colored brllliantines. that sold
from a > o tollile , for IDe a yard.
Black goods bargains , which wo will con
tinue to sell , ut sale prices. HS-ln Drapilo
JUmd fisc , former pi Ice 7.1c ; Slefuuo stripes
b'Jo , former price $1 ; Hl-in Austian Henrietta
f I , former price $ \ . ' > 'itSlu ; India und Hindoo
twillo ive , lormer prlco ? 1 ; 1'rlestley's silk
wurplIcnriottusOV , SI.IH , * I.W ) , goods thut
sold fmmfl.5 to $ ' , ' u yaiil.'o have the
goods and prices just ns advertised , uud will
hold good only for this week.
FOTHKUINfcHAM , WIUTBLAW & CO. ,
Boston Store ,
Couueil Bluffs , lu.
11 vou want the best Wall paper go to J. I ) .
Croekwoll's.
1'or dinner or board apply to Mrs. Cnmp ,
5'ii : Sixth ave.
Waterworks ilil. X. Y. Plumbing Co.
Good p.iper hangei-sut Crockwoll's.
Uo want you to list your ivnt.il property
with us und wo will secure you good , ivilablo
tenants. Hents collected and special utten-
V ° " Bl\Vu to em-o of property. E. H. Sheafo
i < t to. , Ui-oudway and Main st. , up stairs.
| . 'alr
ill. , May 15. Governor Flfor
has npiwlnti-d Charles H. Deere of Hock
Island uud Atlelul T Ewlug of Chicago .com
missioners for Illinois for the worhl's fair ,
uud Lufiiyotto Funk of Shirley und Dowltl
Smith of SprinifUeld as olteruutes.
TIII2 IMIAUMACIHTH ADJOUUX.
1'rocccilliiKN of Yoslcrilny'H Session
of the Htato Convention.
There were no absentees from yesterday's
session of the state pharmaceutical association
and a large number of new faces was seen.
Mr. I ) . L. Halgh of St. , Louis was present
ns a delegate of the Missouri state association
Of pharmacists. Ho Wits introduced by Pres
ident Goodman and made an Interesting talk.
Ho presented the greetings of the Missouri
association and urged Unit thoNebraska asso
ciation send a delegation to the mooting of
that of Missouri to bo hold at Excel
sior Springs , Mo. , Juno U to 8.
At this meeting it was proposed ,
ho said , to consider the advisability of holding
n biennial session of representative druggists
of Missouri , Kansas and Nebraska for thu
discussion and adoption of plans calculated to
benefit the order und to take especial action
looking to thu abolishing of the present
systematic adulteration of drugs.
Mr. Huight's proposition wus warmly np-
provcd and n resolution was adopted instruct
ing the president of the ussoeiatioii to up-
point delegates to the Missouri meeting In
June.
Prof. Loomls of Omaha read iv well-pre
pared paper on "Progressive Pharmacy and
the Kelation of Employer and Employe. "
His ndvieoto the latter , the drug clerks and
aspiring pharmacists , was received with
marked evidences of appreciation by the as
sociation.
Mr. M. 13. Schultz of Beatrice , from the
committee on legislative and school of phar
macy , presented a resolution recommending
that no attempt bo made to amend the phur-
mucv act , and that the inauguration of the
school of pharmacy bo deferred for further
consideration. The report was adopted.
It was discovered that when selecting Beatrice -
trice as a place for the holding of the next meet
ing the association had neglected to fix a date
for the holding of the mooting. Several sug
gestions Were made In favor of holding the
session later In the season. Mr. Shnlu of
Beatrice favored Juno 1. Ho said they were
not as well supplied with hotel accommoda
tions us Omaha and as some of the druggists
might have to camp out they would find it
more comfortable later in the season. Ho
said also that they were rigging up a steamer
at Beatrice and would have it ready by Juno 1.
Others favored holding the session about
the middle of May and some ouo asked if the
Beatrice steamer would bo ready by that
time.
Air. lugersoll or Beatrice replica unit ir
the steamer was was not ready by that date
there would bo plenty of "schooners" that
would bo placed at the disposition of the del
egates.
Then Mr. D. W. Saxc arose and with all
solemnity asked :
"Mr. President , can you tell me what day
of the month the 25th of Miry comes onl"
"Tho 25th , I think , but I am not positive , "
and in the roar that followed Mr. Saxo explained -
plained that ho desired to know what
day of the * week would bo the 25th of May
next year.
It was finally decided to hold the next .ses
sion on Tuesday , Wednesday and Thursday ,
AIuv 20 , 27 and 28 , next year , at Beatrice.
This completed the preliminary business
of the session and the election of ollleors was
declared in order. N. A. Kuhn nominated
for president Charles J. Daubach of Lincoln ,
"who has done , " he said , ' 'more work for this
association than any other man in the state. "
The nomination was socoudcd from several
parts of the house.
A gentleman on n back eat nominated J.
II. Smith of Omaha , but afterward withdrew
the nomination uud Mr. Daubach was elected
by acclamation.
He postponed the speech that was loudly
called for by stating that ho was very busy
trying to get the secretary's books in sliapo
and could not attempt to run two offices at
once.
Ten names were placed in iiomidation for
vice presidents. There are five vice presi
dents uud by resolution the association de
clared that the five candidates receiving the
highest vote bo declared the vice presidents
in the order of their voting strength. The
ballot resulted as follows :
First vice president , C. M. ClarkFuirmont ;
second , D. W. Saxo , Omahn ; third , S. E.
Kiggs. Beatrice ; fourth , J. H. SmithOmahn ;
flifth , H. Sandstcdt , Wuhoo.
There was a lively interest in the selection
of u secretary. J. H. Smith of Omahu , was a
candidate but was given a vice presidency
and thus shut out of the race.
The sympathy and efforts of
a number of the leading members of the as
sociation were directed toward the selection
of Mrs. Julia M. Crissey of Omaha , the widow
and successor in business of C. M. Crissey , a
diuggist who did business ut Twenty-fourth
and Lake streets. G. II. Leslie and H. J.
Pcufold , both of Omaha , vcro also placed in
nomination.
The election resulted in the selection of
Mrs. Crissoy by the following vote : Crissey
48 , Leslie lit , Ponfold 21. On motion of Mr.
Leslie , the nomination of Airs. Crissey was
made unanimous.
For treasurer , James Forsyth of Omaha
and II. T. Hicks of Hastings were pfaced in
nomination.
The ballot resulted in the re-election of
Mr. Foisyth , the vote being , Forsyth U ! ) and
Hicks ! 17.
After the selection of a treasurer the
newly elected officers were called upon uud
iniulo brief speeches. Mrs. Crissoy's re
marks were touehlngly appropriate and wore
received with applause.
Air. J. D. Kuiny of Beatrice was selected
local secretary for the ensuing year.
Mr. N. A. Kuhn moved the appointment of
a committee of three to act with the local
secretary in preparing a programme of out
door sports for the next meeting.
The motion was adopted and President
Goodman commenced :
"I will appoint on that committee , Air.
Coouoy "
Then everybody yelled and a young phar
macist in the roar of hall screamed "slide , "
materially adding to the merriment.
AU\ Kuhn got the fioor and said ho'd been
sold to another association and could not net-
The president admitted that ho wius think
ing of out-door sports of another character ,
and named N. A. Kuhn , Air. Shultz of Be
atrice and Air. Boydcn of Grand Island us the
committee.
The committee on resolutions presented the
usual acknowledgment of courtesies extended
and the association adjourned till 20 : ! o'clock
to hear the announcement of the committees
for the ensuing year. '
Among the now members at the morning's
meeting were : A. W. Hoyt , Burwcll ; S. C.
Wilson , Lincoln ; George W. D. Mint , Crab
Orchard ; AI. J. Waugh , Lincoln ; W. L. An
derson , David City ; F. B. Kenuard , E. C.
Brown , B. O. Boll , J. W. Bell , Omaha O. M.
Newell , Hebron ; Hen L. Familton , Gothen
burg ; W. J. Davis , Fremont ; II. S. Neir ,
Alfiod J. Shilling , Lincoln ; Guy II.
Meyer , Bromlleld ; IrvingScott , Stroinsburg ;
W , S. Hughes , Oxford ; W. D. Alexander ,
Mllford ; L. C. Wheeler , Hivertou ; George
W. Moore , Stockham , Neb , ; C. O. Loake ,
Lincoln ; F. B. Howard , Harvard ; A. B.
Hunt , North Bond ; Amos Field , Omalui ; H.
F , Hicks , Hustings ; J. W. Stoiidiird , Bone-
lict ; C. AI. Clark , Friend ; M. K. Shultz , Bo-
itrico ; S. G. Wright , Elk Creek ; T. .f.
Smersh , Bralnard ; W. W. Bixby , Harvard ;
1. A. Husmoln , Louisville ; H. L. Adams , To-
Eiimah ; D. H. Noble , Blair ; J. J. Judson , St.
lee ; A. II. Farrons.Hustlngs ; W. A. Flower ,
Weeping Witter ; .lames Liff , Murquetto ;
Henry Hciboiitnal , Seribnor ; A. F , StreiU ,
NoithPlutto ; W. H. Woodworth , Beatrice ;
I. Buyer , York ; W. Widonar , York : D. D.
Adams , Johnson ; O. II. SnydorPhittsmouth ;
llonry Jauss , Wooil Hlver ; J. A. Osboruo ,
Genoa ; C. W. Hoot , Callawny ; J. F. Giccko ,
Howard ; F. S. Fricko , Fremont ; S. S. All ,
I'Yomont ; C. W. Nelson , Fremont ; C. E. AIc-
Jiuin , Fullerton ; U. BarnesWeeping Water ;
W. C. Pomfret , Lincoln.
At the afternoon session the delegates were
ill in the Very best of spirits and It was some
time before order was seemed.
President Goodman tun.ed the meeting
over to the new president. Mr. Daubach , who
: ook the gavel mid called "Air. " Secretary for
ho muling of an application for membership.
Uo corrected his niistako and addressed the
secretary as "All's , " but his face was suf-
used with blushes and ho disfigured a now
fllk hat In ills efforts to cull the meeting to
order with the gavel.
Air. Fred L , Marls of Omaha was then
duly elected u member of the nssoi'liitlc n.
Prof. D. L. Halgh , Ph. C. , of St. Louis was
elected tin honorary member of the uss > clu-
tlon.
tlon.S.
S. C. Wilson of Lincoln was upiolntolii
lulcguto to the Kansas stuto convoullm
which meets soon.
C. J. Daubach of Lincoln und James Heed
of Nebraska City were appointed do'egatcs > to
ho .Missouri stuto association ,
Executive committee . F. Goodmin ,
Omuluii H. T. Hicks , Hustings , \ \ . A.
[ IiinlliiK , Oakland ,
Legislative committee-M. E. ScUulu ,
trlcoj II Hrtish.A ihindi Alf Shilling , Lin-
coin. , .
Trade Interest X A. Kuhn , Omaha.
Charles . I. Daubaclt , Lincoln ; James Heed ,
Nebraska City. 1 1 *
Pharmacy and ntfoires-L. C. Dunn , Lin
coln : K'Uvr.rd J. Slwlip Crete ; A. F. Streitz ,
' Platto.
Membership . ii ( < Beebe , Omnlm ; W.
MeP. Fuller , Omahlif E. G. Hust , Omaha ;
W. M. Wldenor , Lincoln.
Deceased inPtubPHM. . J. Wutigh , Lin
coln : G. W. Howe , Lincoln ; N. M. Bixby ,
Hardy.
Revision of thpplmrmacopo'a . A. Kuhn ,
Omaha ; C. H. Brinmor , Fremont ; F , Cham
bers , Sewiird.
Local exhibits -A. B. Hunt , North Bend ;
M. E. Sliult * . Ileatrtcu ; N. A. Kuhn , Omahn.
The following delegates were appointed to
attend the American Pharmaceutical associa
tion : C. F. Goo Imun , N. A. Kuhn , James
ForsytUc and Amos Field , all of Omahn.
The secretary was instructed to have 050
copies of the proceedings published within
ninety days.
The convention then adjourned to meet
again the fourth Tuesday in May ut Beat-
ilco ut.'t p. in ,
After adjournment the members of the as
sociation were escorted to South Onm'aa und
to various pints of Interest about the city.
New Comes House. linn. City.
Absolutely llro proof. Finest and largest
hotel In Kansas City. Unexcelled In its up-
poliitments.
Pardoned Immediately AftorSontom'c
K \xs.vs CITV , Aio. , May 15. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bii.l-At : : Lawrence , Kun. ,
today B. Conn , the wealthy proprietor of the
Eldridgo hotel , was tried for violating the
prohibitory net , sentenced to imprisonment
and at once pardoned by the governor. The
affair was planned yesterday by Conn's at
torneys and is the quickest of the kind ou
record. Conn's pardon was read in open
court before the Judge's words of sentence
had grown cold. This Is a fair exuniplo of
the present feeling in Kansas toward the pro
hibitory law , occasioned by the original
package decision.
Tickets nl lowest rates and superior-
accommodations via the jrrenl Kock Is-
linul route. Ticket olllco. 102 ( ! Six
teenth und Fiu'iium streets , Oniiihu.
The Deatli Itoll.
SAX Piuxri'ico , May 15. Joseph Stanford ,
a brother of United States Senator Leland
Stanford , and n well known pioneer of the
state , died ut his homo in Oakland last night
of heart disease.
Govr.itNoit's Ii-r.txn , Alay 15. Nelson
II. Davis , brigadier general United States
army , retired , was stricken down by nppo-
ploxy today uud died.
A Former Oiiialiu Man Killed.
KANSAS CITV , Aio. , Alay 15. A man poorly
dressed was found in an alloy this morning
unconscious and with his skull fractured. Ho
died this afternoon. Ho was identified ns
Charles Alaxle , formerly employed by the
Adams Manufacturing company of Omaha.
Homeopath 1st Adjourn.
CIIICAOO , May 15. The homoodethic so
ciety concluded its sessions today. Dr. C. E.
Laning of Chicago was elected president for
the ensuing year. Springfield is the next
place of meeting.
Kentucky Prohibit ionistH.
LOUISVII.I.T : , Ky. , Alay 15. The prohibition
ists of Kentucky begun a convention hero to-
dav. Their platform strongly favors woman
suffrage.
A Tovim Town Flooded.
Coi.LMiits , Tex. , May 15. The village is al
most entirely overllowed by the Colorado
river. The water covers mo-st of the lower
lloors and many houses have been abandoned.
Carlisle Gaining ; .
LOUISVIU.K , Alaj * 15. The democratic cau
cus at Frankfort took three ballots tonight ,
Carlisle's vote on the last being 47 , AlcCreary
17 , Lindsay 2'J , KnottSO , Settle 2.
Missouri I'noillo Slashes Hates/
ST. Louis , May 15. The Alissouri Pacific
announces tonight a slashing cut in rates to
Pueblo , Omaha. Denver and other points , to
take effect Sunday.
Kiotini * in Spain.
AIiitii ) ) , Alay 15. Rioting has broken out
in the vicinity of Bilboa. Several minors
have been killed while resisting the gend
armes. Troops nro hurrying to the scene.
Insure Against Pneumonia.
Use Baker's Pure Cod Liver Oil or Baker's
Emulsion. The old reliable brand. All drug-
Died from Iviitln PoiHoiied Sausage.
CINCINNATI , O. , May 15. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BUB. ] Airs. Clem Alders of
Ivanhoo , a notthcrn suburb of this city , died
last night from what is supposed to be
poisoned sausage , The family ate suusago
lor supper and shortly afterwards Airs.
Alders and two of the children were affected.
The two children may recover.
All's. Winslow'S ' Soothing Syrup for Chil
dren Teething gives quiet helpful rest. 25
cents a bottle.
-
Oas Causes Two Deaths.
WOIICK TIII : , Alnss , Alay 15. The wife and
daughter of President . Stanley Hall of
Clark university were found dead in bed
this morning , having been accidentally suffo
cated by gas which escaped during the night
from a defective burner. President Hall is
out of town. Medical aid promptly summoned
proved of no avail.
.
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Change of life , backache , monthly Irrojju
luritles , hot Hushes nro cured by Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Frco samples at Kuhn & Co. , 15th
and Douglas.
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Throw Iloi-Helfliito n Cistern.
A'H'iiiso.v , Kim. , May 15. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BII : : , | Luov Ann Henderson com
mitted suicide this morning by throwing
lierself into a cistern. She had been Insiino
several weeks. She was 11 fty-ouo years old
and was the mother of W. R. Henderson , a
well known citizen.
1C02. Sixteenth und Farnnm streets is
the now Hook iHlnuil tieK-ot olllco. Tick
ets to till points oust ut lowo.st rates.
South Dakota CCIIMIR Knnnicrntoi'8.
Ht'iiov , S. D. , May in. [ Special telegram
to Tun Bii.l : : Superintendent of Census
Wakofield today completed a list of 420
enumerators for South Dakota and will Is-
BUO the commissions uoxt week , u special
rate of ft u day being gf-untod enumerators lu
sparsely settled localities.
M'JKItSO\.t / , 1 > J K.I < Ht A 1'JIS.
AI. C. Bralnurd of Lincoln Is u guest at the
Murray. -
Frank Shurpo ofi Battle Creek is at the
Milliml.
Walter J. Lamb of Lincoln is registered at
the Puxton. , , . ' ,
W. C. Allyn of Lexington is registered at
the Puxtou.
J. L. Culdwell of Lincoln is registered at
thoAlillard. ' '
Isaao Van Horn of Norfolk Is stopping at
thu Allllard.
W. J. Robert ouof'Grcely Center Is a guest
at the Alillard. ' . ' \
Attorney General WilHum Lceso of Lin
coln is at the Paxton.
Chins Frahm and wlfo of Hastings are
guests at the Millard.
W. C. Gregory and wife of Tabor , la. , tire
stopping at the CiLsoy ,
John R. Thompson of Grand Island is
stopping at the Paxton.
Frank Chambers und wife of Sewnrd are
registered at the Cusoy.
W. P. Harris and Ernest Fuller of Greslmm
ire guests at ttio Casey.
Allss Letta , daughter of Dr. R. M. Stone ,
ins returned from Denver.
Air S.C. Hunter , editor of the Miilvoru , Ta. ,
Loader , In in the city visiting Colonel C. R.
Scott anil family. Air. Hunter visited Inn
im ! : yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. B Mann' of Hiawatha , Kan ,
iccnmpanlcd bv her daughter. Mn I'huii ,
uud Allss Jennlo Pottingor , are visiting lu
the city at the residence of II N AlcUrow ,
1022 North Twenty-second street.
in TPri fii'Pii piiinnvn
A JIIJliD LOviiR SUICIDES ,
Life Was Worthless to Arenill AremUs Witli-
out Pretty Mary Van Hoc.
THAYER'8 ' LETTER TO SOHWENOK.
Banker * Ignoring tin : Law The State
Ministerial Convention Arrnycil
fur Prohibit Ion-City
Items.
Lixroi.v , Xeb. , Alay 15. [ Special to TUB
BII : : . ] A wealthy bachelor farmer named
Arondt Arcndts , who lives llvo miles this
side of CortLind , was found hanging dead In
his own barn yesterday and It wus evident
that death was intentional. The cause of the
sulcldo was an unfortunate love affair.
Arcndts wus a passably good looking fellow
of about thirty , und Is of Gorman parentage.
Ho had proved u very successful farmer und
had n line stock farm all paid for and u splen
did lot of cattle. Ho fell in love with n pretty
neighbor girl named .Mary Van Hoe , and as
she was willing to accept a rldo at any time
behind ills spanking team of buggy horses ,
ho supposed that she reciprocated his at
fection.
About n week ago he offered his hand and
heart lo her , but was dumbfounded when
she refused to become his wifo. Since then
ho bus been acting straugelv and It Is be
lieved that his mind was affected bv his dis
appointment. Ho was sfi/od with 11 lit of
melancholy and imagined that somebody was
following him constantly to murder' him ,
Sunday night , after driving madly over the
country for several hours , ho stopped at the
house of a relative named Carstens and
begged that gentleman to save Him from his
imaginary pursuer * . On Tuesday evening
Ci. Scliwanger called ou him and found him
In n deep fit of despondency. At Arendts'
ro < iucst Scliwanger drew up n will for him.
He gave all Iris property to a cousin named
Gasicuu Carsten. Scliwanger thought ut the
time that this was a mere temporary whim ,
This was the last .seen of Arendts alive ,
The neighbors were horror-stricken and
did not send for the coroner until late last
night. This morning that official repaired to
the scene mid empaneled n jury consisting of
Jacob Bond , L. A. Simmons , H. H. Sprague ,
F. G. Lusulle , G. H. Ruhuk and C. E. Axlell.
The jury , after hearing the scanty evidence ,
rendered u verdict to the effect t hat death
was the result of hanging , with suicidal in
tent , while the deceased was temporarily
insane.
TIM : oovnu.NOH's i.r.rrr.u TO SCUWTATK.
_ Governor Thuyor expressed himself as con
siderably surprised over the personal re
marks directed toward him in this morning's
BiibyDr. : P. Sohwoiick of Norfolk. His
excellency asks that the following , which is a
copy of the letter sent to Schwenck , be pub
lished , and says that this is all the reply ho
cares to make in regard to its being disre
spectful :
STATK OF NKIIIIASKA. HXHCIITIVK DUI-AIIT-
JIK.NT , LINCOLN. May ( i. Dr. 1'cter HehwenK :
JsorfollNull. . Dear Sir ; In leply to yours of
a fcwdays line I huvo to say , that the slate
boiiiduf enuall/atloii has been open since tlio
iNthduy oC Aniil and ulll continue mien until
tnelMthof tills month. It Is constructively In
session all the time , for whenever uuv one de-
slies tolieheuiil wo convene Immediately. It
Is open for every one to uppear wliodeslTcs to.
It Isknonn exery year that this bouid Is in
session. At this time all county oflii'lals ap
pear hoio without uiiy formal notice who de-
Mi o to do so and wu aio glad to ha\u them
come.
Vou ay , after referring lo the meeting heio
of the roprusuntathes ofarlons lallroad
companies the other day , "It Is desired that
you seta day when the people can be heard
befoie your boa id anil wo will see that a dele
gation fiom Madison county will meet jou , "
seemingly to Imply that thu people might not
have an opportunity. 1 am suio tlui people
are the ones from whom wo want to htii' : . I
will iianioThuisdaj , the 1.1th of this month , us
the day when the tumid will ho pleased to rc-
eel\ the. Mudlsou county delegation.
The only propuity which thu stuto hoard of
cquall/.utlon can assess Is the ralliond piop-
erty In the state. Wo cannot assess any other
piopertr. If that Is unequal , the only remedy
wo i-au fuinlsli Is to leduuo the levy wlieio ft
Is justltl.iblo and thus oquall/u us far us
possible.
In assessing railroads the law provides that
thu boind shall divide the whole valuation by
thu numbcrof miles of loud ; this gives the
saluatlon per mile. The assessment In each
county Is detei mined by multiplying the
valuation per mlle by thu mileage in the
county.
It will ho readily seen that counties on the
saino llriu of roul : must , under the law , Do as
sessed the same ,
1 hope hcicaftrryou will keep better posted ,
Very Truly Vonis ,
JOHN M. TIIAVKII.
IUVKIKS' :
The state banking board held a mooting
yesterday , but the members were so quiet
about it that nothing was learned concerning
its transactions until this morning , and the
reports gleaned are very meagre. A very
stnttling rumor was brought in concerning
the condition of a prominent bunking estab
lishment In Omaha , but the members of the
board refuse to divulge facts , figures or the
name at present.
It , was discovered by Secretary Howe that
seventy-one banks in the state are not com
plying with the banking law. Some are
holding real estate greatly in excess of the
one-third of their capital allowed , others uro
making excessive loans and a third class nro
rediscouutiiig too much. Secretary Howe
was instructed to write individual loiters to
each bank pointing out its failure to obey the
law und requesting | u compliance therewith.
I'Abious AXI > riioiiinirio.v.
The state ministerial convention held In
Lincoln for the avowed purpose of aiding the
prohibition political party in the campaign
this full , came to a close last evening. After
the resolution passed early in the session that
u synopsis of all the speeches should bo pub
lished in the local pupers , each clerical
brother tried to outshine ids follow preachers
in condemning the manufacture uud sale of
spliituous liquors , and the result was a
sweeping denunciation of any paper or any
pei-son who refused to support prohibition.
The ministers decided unanimously that
the supreme court decision would not effect
the prohibition umendment pending in con
gress uud it was voted to present a memorial
to congress demanding the passage of that
bill.
bill.A
A long list of whoreuses und resolves weio
adopted , the main clauses being us follows :
licsolved , That wo will , tlnoiigh the columns
of the public press , suppiess tlio fiiimlnlcnl
llteruturn and bogus coirespondtmco now
Hooding the state In the Intmests of thu mm
tiullle. and so far as In our powur countcincl
the Inllueiifoof the snme.
Uesolved , That wo will eoidltillv co-update
with all other oiguul/atlons und Juices now
engaged In seeming the passage of thu pio-
hlhltloiiunicndmoiit.und uslndhldnul pustor- ,
do pledge ourselves to itxeour utmost cndeuv-
ois to put our icspectlvo eongiceutlons In line
wlthsoino section of the piohlbltory amend
ment movement.
CAPITAL JXTKI.I.
Articles of Incorporation of the Omaha
.ucosco . company were filed with tlio secre
tary of state this morning. Its principal busi
ness will lo ) to mine and drill for gas , petro
leum , coal mid other valuable substances.
I'ho capital stoik Is fl.'iO.ouu. The incorporators -
tors ure Joseph W. Bariisdull , John T. Gathers
and John B. Finliiy.
The Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific railway
company luus filed amended articles of incor
poration uud a transcript of the resolution re
cently adopted by the officials accepting the
[ irovlsioiis of an act passed by the Nebraska
egisluturo "to enable foreign corporations to
jceomo domestic corporations of the state. "
Secretary Tomliiisou of the Pacific short
ino was at the auditor's office yesterday male-
ng the returns of his company to the state
Kiunl of equalisation.
Today was the birthday of Miss /oo Alat-
thows und Miss dura Curinody of the au
ditor's dopirtment , and ou coming to the
office as usual this morning each found an
elegant gold watch on her desk.
John W. Hundley of Oilier has filed a peti
tion for u writ of mandamus in the supreme
court asking that the trustees In the village
n which ho lives bo compelled to listen to a
emoiistrunco ngainstono Mutes Cervlny mu
ling a saloon there , and to revoke the license
ssucd to him.
David F. Buumgardiicr , recorder In the
olllco of the secretary of stuto , has been ro-
elvlng the congratulations of his friends to-
lav on Ids appointment us receiver of the
Jliiteil Stati'.s land oftho at McCook.
Secretary Cowdery says that some time since
t was decided to appoint Low Fryer , as sue-
censor to Recorder Baumgurdncr lu eu.se of
i vucanev , but It Is not known whether ho
wishes the position now or not.
IiiMiranco Auditor Allen buys that the
Mutual g tumult fire insurunco iinpiuof
Cllntun lu , and ho Mutul llro ussociauuu
ofTucomu. Wuahuna tlio tinted tstutca
Fair white hands.
Bright clear complexion
Soft healthful skin.
" PEARS'-le Great Enjlish Complexion SOAP.-Solil E > epte. ' . '
SATURN , (26OB. ( )
Will make the season of IsOv ) at the I iiliiu Dihlng I'uik. f'oiinell UluuX Iowa from Ma Hi 1st
uhtll June 1st when ho will ho ictinned to I'remont and his worthy companion
MAMBRINO BASHAW , (1739 ( , )
will take his i > lace from .Tuiio 1st until \iijustlst These two me the only stallions ' In the
in
lln
JAS. G. SMITH- & SON , Fremont , Nob.
WHY PAY HIGH PRICES
: - FURNITURE - : -
When you can get the best , them Is m.nle. In everv lineal pi lees that will not bankinpt you
There Is no taste nor pins * that we can not stilt , you want to beautify join home , don't jou
Then como In und sot ; bow elegantly and cheaply you can accomplish" ! ! .
PEOPLE'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE ,
MAMHCI , .t KIiiN : , . 'CO Ilioaduuy , Council Itlilll's , 1. . wa. 73
C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY
\Vholosaln and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE.
I argest Ptoek and l.o\\oU 1'rices. Dealers , send for Catalogue.
Nos. 20o and 1107 iJi-oathvuy , and 1201 and i OO Picrco Street , Coiincil Bhin's , la.
Mutual association of New York arc not auth-
ori/.ed to do business in Nebraska.
John T. Powell , general solicitor for the
endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias ,
filed a eoinplaiiit with the insur.mco depart
ment today against the Pythtun lile associa
tion nt Omaha , charging that that association
is not u secret society within the moaning of
the statute governing such organisations and
is therefore not entitled to authority to do
business under the provisions of that act.
May ! M was set us the day lor hearing the
case.
voruiins I'L'iii.ir.
The following uotarial appointments were
iniulo this morning by Clovernor ThuyerF. .
W. Day , Rising Citv , Butler comity ; Henrv
Blum , Omahu ; Walter A Martin. Poucu ; W.
P. Logan , Ponca ; Cluirles W. lidgcrton ,
Omaha ; JCd F. Gallagher , O'Xeill ; A. M.
IDustorduy , Lincoln ; M. K. .McDonald , Cen
tral Clly ; S. P. Robinson , Superior ; James
L. Treclin , I lay Springs.
cnv MHS : INII Non : * .
The last concert of the fourth annual May
festival of Lincoln was iriven last evening at
the First Congregational church , the attend
ance being larger than on any proceeding
evening. The venture has proved a great
success , both from a musical and llnuncial
standpoint , and the annual May festival will
probably bo an assured feature annually here
after.
George C. Cov is suing George Boyer in the
district court for llot ( ) alleged damages for
failure to deliver . ' 1,01)0 ) bushels of corn ac
cording to contract.
S , A. Brown .t Co. , lumber dealers , ob
tained Judgment today for f 110.07 iig.dust
Oliver Maggnrd.
James Kenneully must pay to J. \ \ . Bark-
ley and the Badger Lunil-er company SisS. : ' . ! )
each for lumber bought bv ICeiineally for a
house at Twenty-third and Vine streets. In
the suit the lumber company was plaintiff ,
while Barklny was arraigned us a codefendant
ant with ICeiineally.
J. M. Lunge , a chum of Tins ICuglund , the
bruhonmn hurt at Hastings , was in Lincoln
today und says that ttio n-pnrl of Kuglaud'.s
injuries arc exaggerated. Ho was piesont at
the tlmo and suy.s that only ono log was
crushed mid that it will probably have to bo
amputated ut the knee. ICuglami's prospect's
of recovery are good.
A. Huwkes , an insiino young man of about
twonty-four yours , escaped from the asylum
this morning. Ills home Is ut Holdicdgo.
In the siijt of William H. Rundcll against
the Lincoln Rapid Transit street railway
company fo1 ground upon which thu street
car barn is now standing , Judge Chapman de
cided that the property belonged to Rtindoll.
und guvo a verdict to that effect and also f | IK )
damages for being kept out of theusoofit.
The company held nil Illegal tltlo to the
ground which they obtained from C. C. Burr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
\\niVpuyrent when you can huj a hoineon
> > thehamotcims , and In case of your death
at any time leave jour family the homo clour
on thcTolhiwIng leims :
A homo woith fl. l at $ ! - ' per month.
A Inline worth < I..Kill at fl * per moil I.
A homo worth Wn ul Wl per month.
A homo win III Hi * * ) at * > ' I"1' montll ,
A homo worth M.IHIO at * ! . poi monlli.
OtliL-r lilli-i'il homes on ( hesamn terms. The
abcuo monthly paymnnts liiclndu pi nulpul
und luU-rest. for full pailleulai-H call on or
addiesslhe.luddiV Wells Co. , UW Ilioadway ,
Council lllullH. lu.
\\7ANTil : ) " To t Midi ) my grocery slock for u
t > lionsu und lot In HOIIIO good town Ail-
iliess liioi'Oi , . "lU. ! I'.iist Ilioadway , Couuull
IOST A cinelictcd hhoulder hcaif , May ID ,
Juii Ke\entb hi. tictweon Willow uvo. and
riflh live , lift in n to lieu.
A SlIOl'.M \h'r.lt wanted at Kinnoliun's limjl
and khoc Mine , Xt ) llroadwuy.
1/lOlt KKNT Nh-ii front iiioni , with board ,
i snlliililo for man and wlfo or two men.
Kcott hciiiMt. ' N. Main , Counull
1J1OU KKNTTwo uootl iiioilHin hoiisu-i. W.
J1 W. Illlgur. W 1'e.uil Htient.
TW ! ( BAI < K My lesldciice , 'A'I Willow avo-
A huu , on south ttidiMif lluyllss purk ; heated
'lystoiun , lighted by uliictrlully und conluln-
lug all modern Improvements ; lot W by SW
fuut. Also will soil iir iixchungH for Impiovcil
city properly my fiirin of 670 ueies , tun miles
i-ubt of C'ounull IllnlVi. N. M. I'lisuy , Counull
lllulfs.
IjKJKHAI.IJ-A largo Hp.m of mull" " , llli
-L wagon und hurnuna. liujnlio ut 6lU ! Main
bt.
111.NT Thohturn loom , Nu IB , fiuutlnu
U I , U
"l\rK IIAVH seveial beaiitlfnlniodein houses
T T t hut wo will tiadeforeneilinheiod Vacant
lots In Umaha or Couiiell Mulls. Thu Judd &
Hulls c . Council lllnir In.
"I71OU SA7.I ] or Jtcnt Giinlon , lmul. with
-L ? houson , by J. K. Itluc , 1UU Main at. , Couuoll _
IllnlTH.
JtJS'l1 -A hand-Knit shotiTder * < iiiif ! , .May 10 ,
J on S. ITthst. Hot urn to Itee.
TT'OH HAl.K-llotol piiiiicilv , " , "i rooms , eeu-
J ? t rally located. Mrs. Win. Nohlo , J'-"J S.
KlghthSt.Council Hlnlfs.
MAXON & BOURGEOIS ,
AKOI-IITKGTS
-AMI-
SUFMlllNTblNDKNTS.
FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Itooni U.V ) Men lam Illocl , , Council HlulK la.
Itoom ( > IO N. V. I.lfo HulldliiK , Omalui , Neb.
J. D. r.n.MUMlSON , K. I , . SlllHMIIT ,
1'ics. Vli'e-I'ies.
CiiAS.Il. lUvsA.v , Cashier.
Citizens State Bank-
( iv COUNCIL m.riTS.
Paid Up Capital $100,000
Surplus and Profits 50,000
Liability to Depositors 350,000
] > imrrous : I. A. Miller , P. I ) , (5leison ( : , 13. I ,
Hhugurt , K. K. Hail , .1. I ) . IMmiindsoii , ( 'has
K. llannan. Transact general hanking )
ness , l/aigcst capital and surplus of any
bank In Southncsturn Io\vu ,
Inl.oi'osLoii . Tlmo Doposil
F. M. ELLIS & CO. ,
Architects
AND IIUIUUNI ! KI'I'Klll.vriiNllli.vr * .
Itooms 4'tl ) and tU : I Ices Iliilldlng , Omiihu ,
Nob. , and Koums " 14 and ' 'Hi ' Mm Hum Illnok
Council Illulls , lu. Correspondence MilU-ite'd '
The J. A. Murphy
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
1st Avcminund ' 31st Stient.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand und Horoll Pawing. Ho-Siiwlnit mid
I'lanlng. Hnnlnunf all kinds. I'oieh Hiuc'lccls. '
Kindling nnnd f..rpel ) load dellveieil. Clcuu
handlist by HID hairel " , " > o. All uoik lo b
lirst-cluss. Tclcphoni ! ' . " * ' ! ,
"VOUK I'
CHRIS BOSEN ,
SASH and DOOR
Factory and Pianino- Mill ,
Ilest eiinlppcd , most contiully located fae >
lory In the city. All modem lutcst putlein
muohlnery : opuriitcd by nkllled . . .
Hpeolul iittunilnii given to M < IO | | and band
hawing , planing and tilmmlint. ( liuiniul con-
tiuolsiind ehtlmutes for houses und liulldlnxi
a specialty. Coinur Ninth Main and Abiibto
btieuls. Council llltilT . Toleiihono Ml ) .
FACIAL BLEMISHES.
Such UB Pimples , Dlotclies , DlncK
Heads , Freckles , SupeiTluoiiH
Hair Removed. Addros.s ,
DJ . W. L. CAPIiLL.
BAG Marcus Block , Broudsvuy ,
OOUNOIL BLUFFS , IA.
Titos. OFHCKII. \V. 11. M. 1'usi.y.
oraciiR s I't'sijY. x
BANKERS. ;
Corner Main und Ilioudwuy ,
Council Bluflfe , - lown.
loul(3rs ) ( In foreign und domvstlo exuhunuii
Collodions muUu uuU lutt-iust yald on Ilia *