THE O1IAHA DAILY BEK , AUGUST 1800.
'V ' lllL InJUutllUui
Woodmen Decide not to Oo Into Session as a
Head Oatnp in Iowa.
THEY HOLD A CONFERENCE INSTEAD ,
IlllimlH DrlojjnlCH Denounce Oin Oitll
fortho 1'iTHiMit Moi.'tlnKtifiiiii II-
nnilVliolly UliAvar-
rantud 1'rotii
'
> m' , la. , August 12. fSpschlTolo-
gram to Tun IRK , ] Uclcgntos to the num
ber of more than n thousand assembled In
this city this morning to attend the special
ucsfloii of this head camp of Ilio Modern Wood
men of America. There was n 1itti'hlioivuvcr.
In tin1 proceeding , mid no Hpocinl session of
lhahuailuiuii : | was held. When tlio hour of
meeting arrived I lead Consul .T. U. Hoot , of
Lyons , In. , imnmmccil llyt It hud been
lliuUKlit boil , In vlovv ofUiolwianeo of the
Injunction by the Chicago court ? ,
not to sound the navel to call of
order us the head camp. It hnfl benu
Icftln the hands of the oxecnllvo committee ,
% v lui li.nl referred the matter to the attorneys
for tlio state ciunpf , nml this coumul had
inaili' a report from which tlio ojccrntivo com
mittees had ilcjldud us niinouucoJ. Ilir-flXT. .
proved the liopo that the UelcHiltns pro-sent
would do nothing to the Injury of llio
onlur , hut , on thu other hand , tnlo ;
such ( ictloii at would redound to their crad It ,
whether the Injunction held need or was
withdrawn. Attorney Irclund of Illinois ex
pressed tliosamo vio\v to the dcU'pitcs , suit !
mi'iri'Hloil ( t hut the meet I UK bo resolved into
n eonferetico for thu good uiul the wel-
funs of tlio order , and It wa so
ilvcluVil. The Kansas delcputcs proposed
tin ! iiutiio of I'j. S , Dortr.ini of Council Urovo ,
ICan , for chairman of the conference , tint ! hn
was si-leeled , and adjournment tnUun until
nitenumn , wiieii an uxcvodliiRly lively session
wns held.
The HlinuH delegation bctfin the fun
by si'lct'ting Mr. Trcvmi as their
leader , vvlui ma-li ; a speech deuounc-
Intf the enll for this special
session as nn Illegal anil wholly unwarranted
proceeding , besides Iteini ? nn unnecessary
expense. Ilosntd that the Illinois men were
oppo-ed to tlio Woodmen liolillngulicailcimip
oiitsUlo of tlio stnto vvliuru the law preserihc. * ,
tliatgthu session now being hold was not
legally u head cuinp , and no VVoorlinan
who h loyal to the order can
accept any action of this session us the ofllclal
action of thu hand o imp. 1 lo .said that the in-
ilnnotion docs not restrain ineinlicrs from pay-
Inj , ' assessments , nor did itnecossltnto the ex
pulsion of inumbcrsvho do not pay. All it
did wn3 to roitrain the removing of the rec
ords from Siirinpfluld.
A red hot discussion followed ns various
sneakers tried to mate thomsclvm hcant.
Cries of "Put them out , " ratif ? throiiqh the
room , and hisses anil groans v.-cro heard on
cvtiry side.
The Injunction referred to was granted
by .Judso Tuthlll at CliK'ntjo , vcstrnin-
Inj ? the head camp of Modern
"Woodmen from removing the records of the
order from SprlnunVUI , 111. , to a meeting at
Dos lollies. This injunction was served oil
ono member of tlio. executive board , and the
consul thouirht to ciivuinvcnt this by culling
n special session of llio head cainii hi les
Hollies. Tholllhiols members clalmrMtlmtthis
jnccttiiR could not legislate for tlicm , and
that nn chuiiKO can be mndo In the hnvs of
thoordon.'xeent at the next , meeting of llio
liciul ( Minpat SprhiRllcld. On the other band ,
tlck'Kate.s from other states hold that an injunction -
junction issued In Illinois can have no force
in Iowa , and that a ho.id camp can bo held
in Des Moli.es. They argue further that
the present ineetliij ; can ivorpnntzu the order
nnd Incorporate under the laws of iowa. .
XitiiHM nnil NoljmsUanroln favor of state
jurisdiction over thu liisiinini-o mat tern of the
Woodmen , and obcdlenoa to the hoail c.nnp
only in mutters of a ircneral nature. The
outcome of the matter Is looked to with much
interest.
Oritrliml Paulciijic MRII Organize.
' Dis : Moixr.s , la. , .August 12. [ Special Tole-
grain toTm : BIE. ) An evening paper says :
" 1'ho original puckiga nion had a secret
meethiR last night nnil formulated pinna to
continue their business In this city. It was
decided to apparently close up all
the places of business except the
Ahorn house Joint. An assessment , was mndo
to defray the necessary expenses of the asso
ciation , and also to meet the costs of the triul
of ICuvnnmiKli and Johnson , It was decided
also to carry the cases against these men to
the supreme court if necessary. In the
meantime they will continue ns
ns money can bo made of any avail. The
movement has the support of all the liquor
men , and the meeting last uiiht was violent
in its demonstrations toward the volleo ,
seardioi-s and ofllcinls attempting to enforce
the law , "
A licvlinentiil
M.aviiux , In. , August I'J. ' [ Special to Tin :
Dm.I : The reunion of the Twenty-ninth
Iowa infantry comumnced hero toilny ntid
will contlnuo tomorrow. Uidn bewail falling
early In the day and continued until nliout 0
o'clockvhcn the clouds hcirau to hreak and
llio day bce.imo more pleasant. Kncit
train on thu Uiirlhigton and \Vnbash
roads brought In Its quote of old vets , so that
hy noon the town presented qulto a lively
appearance. The reunion Is being held on
tlic fair { 'rounds A number of tents have
been pitched under the spreading ; branches
of beautiful forest lives , nnd with an nbunil
nnco of the "fat of the 1 mil" anil plenty of
n.uslc , martial and brass band , the tlnu Is
being moit pleasantly
AudriNon .Voniiltalcll.
DCS Moisns , la. , August 12. [ Special to
Tin ; HnTho ] deinocratie convention for
the KlBhth congri'ssional district win ln'Ul
nt Osccola today. Notwithstanding the op
position of four counties , Major
A , It. 0. Andm-bOii was nominated
by acclamation. The Informal ballot resulted
5S for AiuU/v / on to iO lor S. L. lies tow of
Chnrlton. Andoi'son has altX3idy received the
noinlaatioa by the farmers' alliance.
, Tlio I'nu'llo Sliuri lilne Undue.
Siot'X CITV , la , , August 12. [ Spool nl Tele-
BTiun to Tin : Her ] -Work was begun today
on the railroad brldno , 'which the Pacific
Short line will build ncro s the Missouri
river hero. Material for the bridge has been
nrrlvlnn for a week. The contract , was let In
Chicago some time ago to the I'hooulx brld o
company. The bridge will bo low and will
have two draws ,
At tlio Jtiihli I'arlc Track.
Ixi > ii'Exi : ixci : : , la. , August 12. [ .Special
Toli'gmm to Tun UKK.J I'onslunments of
stock wcro received today from McDonalds ,
St. Joe , Mo. , and from Bowman Brothers ,
Waverly , makliift.MO horses In all now being
worked on the Kuth Park tr.iek. Halnbo , uy
Nutwood , dam by Mamhrino lloy , trotted a
half mile today In 1:14. :
1'ook a DIINO : Kitndaiiuni ,
lu.v Giioru , In. , August 12. [ Special Telegram
gram to Tun Um.J Stephen Perelvail tiled
to kill ulmsolf hy taking lauajnuin last nlfht ,
*
Alnttiow Armstrong of Crofton , ICy. , now
In Ids boventeunth year , snys ho 1ms been
troubled wit h diarrhoea every summer as far
back as ho can recollect. Ho luu In his tlmo
used ninny medicines , but none equal to
Chamberlain's colic. , cholera and diarrhoea
remedy. This remedy is prompt in iU effects ,
can always bo deiwiuled upon and whoa re
duced with water , U pleasant to take , UUIl
drcn do not object to taking It ,
A Uattlo With I'.Kuniied ConvlotM.
SAN Qucxmx , Cal. , August I',1. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : lliiJ : Tliq convicts who
escaped lwt ; cvonliiK Tuivott , IltUilou and
Manning -after reaching u Krovo uei r Lau
grove , thix-o miles distant , throw up n breast *
work of It nibs , stuinpi and soil around a
clump of trees nnd Secured aeommandliiK
billon. They stood a slego of about eighteen
hours , flrliitfat their VcMcgers every once In
u whlio. Guard 15owen of AIoiulocliio had the.
stock of Ida gun shattered by a bhot from n
rltlo , and the bonca of his rieht foreum were
brcbeu \ > y the bullet. After holding cvera
with tlio sheriffs , nnd probably
scctirinu Hotno coiu-essloas , they surrondoi-td
their Winchesters to Sheriffs Standley of
.Mendoclnoand Healy of Mnrln. They wore
then conducted lo Han Qucntln prlion. It Is
surnil 'd that a cousin of Mnniiing was the
party who cached the wcapont on the prison
grounds , imd ofllccniiro after him ,
William Gordon of jjiirtiHltlc , III. ,
Vltilstho Condi-nine : ! Murderer.
Wllllnm M. Gordon of Uurnslilo , 111. , tlio
man whom Kd Xeal , the murderer , w.is sup
posed to lie , arrived In Omaha .voHtcrdny , nml
In company with two of the Messrs. Uohr-
uho were once fellow townsmen ,
willed ul the court housu yesterday nfternoon
nnd mlted to see Keal.
To SherilT Uoyd Mr. Cordon statuil tlmt ho
tvns the only "William Gordon" In Hutu-
Ido , and ho had never been known by
ho nluknamo of "C'hnrllo. " He haid that .
.hero wcro four of the Gordon boys , ono of1
ivhoni died several years ago. The oldest
boy \m < \ H. II. or "Van , " who lived In Kan-
.ias City , where hu was In the stock hutlnoM.
The next oldest was A. 11. Uordon , who lived
it Kurnslde. William M. Wivs the youngest ,
md ho also lived at Jlurnslde , whom tht
A'holo Itiinlly had been born nnd raised. There
laid never been any girls In the fr.uilly.
Mr. ( lordon stated fni-tlier that
be stories which had been printed
u the iiiiior * about Xe.il having
teen Idotitllied as "Ch-irllo" or Wllllnm Gor
don , had linen copied ! by the Illinois papers
nd had caused Iho family eonsldcrjblo inor-
Ilicatioii ; iliprcforo ho had como to Omaha
it his own expense to see Ncal and see for
ilmsclf I f there ) was any resemblance between
and himself.
llMt demurred , but finally
oiist'iited , nnd tluTpt 4v , nccoinp.mlcd by a
: ! ic : reporter , uTTOconUiTrUtiLjo the cell In
vhlch Meal is conllned. Tlutt-ijidlvlilual
ivas found Kitting nonchalantly in the only
hair thu cell contained , while his Keeper sat
ntslde. N'eal glanced ii us thu party en-
: ered the room nnd HdKCttcd about uneasily.
Mr. ( iorilou stepped uji close to the cell and
looked Xe.il over carefully for n couplu of
inuLiites while thu rest of the party remained
' .u the background. Finally Mr. ( iordon said
.oJXc.il , "Oo you know moi" IIo stnil ht-
ii''d ' up nnd rose to bis full height. jSVt
until tlifn did the entire lack of even the
'aln test resemblance between the two men
be come ftarlllngly apparent ,
"
Xcal stood head" and shoulders above the
rue William ( Jocdon , while his broad chest
md shoulders , thick neck nnil peculiarshaped
liead eontr.isted strongly with the slight
build , small features , llijbt hair and mous
tache of his supposed double. Both men were
about tliosamo a e.
After looking Mr. Gordon over carefully ,
Neal answered carelessly , "No I don't ' know
you ; did you think you know niol" To this
Mr. Gordon merely answered , "No. "
IJurhi ) , ' the stirvoilanco to which ho was
subjected Neal'8 Up- * twitched nervously and
suspicious looklujr drops of moisture gathered
'n Ids eyes. Ho looked considerably thinner
, han dining- his trial and luullost considurablo
of his conlldcnt bearing.
Tlio party loft the cell and Mr. Gordon said
10 had not the slightest recollection of ever
Hiving seen Neal. IIo left , for homo on the
evening train.
1110 ( JOT TIIH CM IK .1C CASH 12 1) .
Hut Pi'ooi'eded to Convert thu .Money
to Ills Own Use.
John Koch has boeu putting in Ids tlmo this
summer as time keeper for Edward T. Calla-
linn , a m'.idlu contractor. .Slouiliiy after
noon Callaban gave him a check for S d ,
.vhlch . hoviis to get cashed and pay off the
: nen. Hock had the check cashed accorillnd
to programme and then proceeded to aeeumu-
, ate a Jng find take in the town.
He met with very iooil success in blowing in
the money , but in the meantime Callahan's
employes became clamorous for their pay.
Itock had taken the time book with him and
Cullalmn was very considerably up a stump ,
as the men were claiming two or Ihreo times
as much as was.actually duo them. As the
best wtiy out of the dilemma be started an
officer sifter Itoclc , That Individual was found ,
and the time booli likewise , but the most .sub
stantial part of the fciiil had evaporated.
Thus it hnppens that Koch now reposes be
hind the bars to await a trial for larceny as
bailee.
_ _
WIMKIJl'S EJIlltl ItfJO.
Walter Illaclciiiivn of the City of
nrcxloo ( live * flls Opinion of It.
CmcuRo , August 13. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : BcB.l Tli'U the untimnto condition of
Mexico will bo greatly improved through the
embargo Wiudoni put upon the American
Imiortatlon | of Mexican silver ore. Is the
opinion of Walter Blackmail , wlfo for the
past six months has been living in the city of
.Mexico , "When thu tuinouuccnient of the
embargo was made the news fell with trush -
ini ; effect upon the Moxleans , who hail been
doing nn iinmenso bxisinusa in exporting ore , "
he sail this nioniing at the Lelunil hotel ,
"butitwas notion } ? before a number of en
terprising Americans proposed lo erect
cmihcrs and smelters in Mexico , so that the
pure silver could bu shipped to Europe with
out luivhiK' lli-st to go to tlio United States to
be put through the mill. And so coal mines
have been discovered not far from tlio silver
mines the scheme was deemed feaslhlo , so
that several mills nre now nearly completed.
When lluishcd U'indom may let do rn his
burs vvitlioiit fe.ir of hiu'inhuf thn Amnrlcan
iniao owners , Tor the Mexicans will now ship
the pure silver nhroid und ii > celvou miieh
greater prollt because of being nblo to do
their own purifying. "
Headache , neuralgia , oizdnc.s i , nervous
ness , sp.isms , sleeplessness , cured by li :
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn &
Co.'s , Ifith and Uoutjl.is.
Violation of the Allen Contract.
CnicAdo , August 12. fHp3cid : Telegram to
Tuts BUB. ] Special Treasury A ent A. .1.
Lester , who secured evidence ngairvtt the violators
lators of the alien contract labor laws during
the carpenter strike , was in conference with
Collector Clark tbs morning. "I have com
pleted my formal report to Secretary Win-
domofthu evidoneo gleanuJI in Chicago , , '
said the special agent , "und now everything
is in readiness for the inauguration of the
suits. Wo hope to secure conviction In every
case. It was , evident to many labor leaders
that the violations were becoming altogether
too frequent. " Mr. Luster left for Canada
tonight la connection with these same mat
ters. "
The Sale of : i llailrond.
Ixui.iXAroi.iii , Ind. , August 12.- The sale
of the Chicago .t Atlantic railroad occurred
this morning in the United States court build
ing. Charles H. Coster of New York , repre
senting Drcxcl & Morgan , was the only bid
der. nd his offer of $ . ° > , O.W,0'JO was ac'eopted ,
The sale means Iho termination of all litiga
tion for thu Chicago & Atlantic nnd an en
trance Into Chicago for tlio Krio railroad , In
whoso Interest the Chicago it Atlautlowas
bought. The system will bo reorganized and
operated by the Kriu and John IClng , Jr. , will
bo president , This sale completes the Kilo
syMom , trh'lu It u trunk line froui New
Verb to Chicago.
Pears' islhopureat and best soap over made
( irooly Center \Vlun the riht. |
Giuii.v : : CESTUU , Neb. , August 12 , [ Special
Telegram to TUB BKU , ] Grecly Center has
been for fifteen years trying to relocate her
county seat from Scotia to a more central
point In the county. The election was held
today and ttio oftlclal returns show that
( Irevly.Ccnter has secured the location by
100 majority. ( Jreely Center is the host town
In tlio county and has u population of 700 In-
babitanlH , Located In the center of the
county , it is destined to have 1,500 population
In six months and bus u great future ,
Mrs. AVlnslow's soothing syrui ) for children
teething softens the gunw and allays all
'J5 evnU u bottle.
Ail Accident Averted.
Auuxv , N. V. , August 12. A terrible ac
cident was averted on the Now , York Ccnlral.
A "lighter" engine ran wild up the passen
ger track towards the city. The
superintendent fortunately heard of
Its coming nnd hud the engine
switched on n steep grade leading towards
the bridge , where an engineer was enabled to
lump aboard as the speed &lackcnud , A Kovr
York train was at the station ready to pro
ceed whcu the cagluo wiu
THE FARM i\T \ CONGRESS
i
Status W Fending Bil s for the Benefit of I
Lnnd Tillers.
SOME ARE ADVOCATED FOR BUNCOMBE ,
Conulsc A.naly. < ds of Proposed
latlon with na Ivsllnmlc of ICv-
pcuted lU'stiHs S , in 5 Ail-
Selniiiie.M.
A-ugnst 11. [ Special to TUB
IKI : . ] Greater anomalies and contradictions
exist nowhere Hum In the laills of the na-
lonal legislature. Let It be sug ostt'il that
ii'lven ( bill under considetMtlon smticlts of
class legislation , nnd enthusiastic members
tumble over o.ich other to nmlio their
way into the Ilccord la opposition to it. Sag-
gcst thai another may , even In a remote wny ,
bo of bcncllt to the farmer , nnd the same in
dividual will in equal earnestness hasten to
champion It , In blissful forjetfulnMS of their
; nvectlvoiijai ( Hit spochil legislation.
The Kifty-lirst hiii been a great COII I-MS
'or the fanner. 1 lo Inw been landed and coin-
scrated In turn ; now pictured as ivclglied
ilowu by n burden of inovtifapcs upon the
farms ; with crops for wlitcii there was no
sale save at such ruinous lo.is that ho pre
ferred to burn his corn , nml la turn held up
'nr contemplation as prosperous and con-
cnted , with no eiicmlus save the frosts , mid
lail , the ( IroUKhLs and Hoods.Vhcn thu
.arllT hill was under deb.ito the farmer full
s much as Iho manufacturer or laborer , af-
'orded n therne for oloijueiiLiidvocnuy or du-
nunciation. Was hlndiiiK twine to bo sub-
iccte.l to a heavy duty , the funnel * of the
lorthwest became a sorely oppressed tiiill-
L'idual , but a taic of U cents a head on cab
bages was that ho ml ht rise to even a more
prosperous station ,
The farmer Is represented upon the floors
of congress by ninny a bio members , who tire
grateful to him nlilto for favors past mid fa
vors prospective on the day of election. It is ,
therefore , to bo expected Hint the legislative
mill will uo full of prlst for the farmer's bcno-
lit , In which there should bo found mueli of
jiitu-llcal value mid bcncllt tothUclass of citi
zens. The committee on ngriculturo under
the head of the herculean member from Kan
sas , Mr. Funston , lias had no derth of propo *
ilttons before It , alttiougU n few relating
.iosely to the subject have strayed into * the
[ muds of other committees , For seine weeks ,
lee , It has been zrolng the rounds that pros-
> iirowa.s being brought to bear on the com-
inittco on rules Hint tlio iiniiorttint tncasiires
'
reported from tlio iigrictilture counnitteo
should be brought before the house , la this
[ ihnsc it Is ontcrtjiliiiiitf to see the weighty
measures which have found sufficient merit
in the eyes of HID members of tlio committee
to have reached mplncc on the calendar , nnd
are , therefore , likely to bo brought to the at
tention of the house. The number Is not
iipuilhi ! ; , nor their nature BO complex as to
liiako thorn dinicmlt of comprehension , und
accordingly > i brief outline of them can bo
? ! ven from which imrv bo fratheivd the vast
aid about to bo legislatively ncstowed Uioii
this class and the momentous propositions for
their benefit which Hie solons hiivo ticca able
to evolve.
l'liov are seven In number , thouirh to at
tain this , 0110 measure is practically on the
calendar twice , the second bill having but a
few sUlRht verbalchaiittcs from the bill as
originally reported. This h what is com
monly Unown as the Conger Innl bill , and
ifter devoting 0110 section to the defining of
the subject , in u measure that would inaUo a
Webster or Worcester squirm , it provided
la substance that any lard made from a dif
ferent material from that mentioned in the
dcilnliiKsection shall pay mi interim ! revenue
tax by llio means of neat little coupon stumps
nnd bo labeled before ; the world us "compound
Inrd , " to bo followed by u list of the Ingredi
ents of the compasitions. That is all there is
to It , except verbosity , in which lines and
forfeitures , pains and penalties , abound for
Its Infraction , and the usual machinery for
Iho collection of an Internal rovcnuo tax. It
Is little more than a re-enactment for larci
and the various articles sold under that iiamo
of the supposed restrictive features of the
oleomargarine bill passed by n previous con
gress. Yet for this Iho committee have
made elaborate majority and minority re-
reports nKgrcgiUhiH forty-three closely
printed pag'cs , und abounding in tables show
ing the number of hogs slain in each year for
< iulto a series of yeara , with HIQ number of
llama extracted from them , the prices of
wheat mid corn , beef nnil } Xrk in various
forms , and numerous other en
tertaining things. though by
some oversight , probably , tlio tabulated elec
tion returns of the various member * of the
committee seem to have been omitted. The
law , however , aims t < > bo exact , anil provides
that "compound luril" shall bo branded on
"tierros , barrels , half-barrels , llrklns , tubs or
tin paili , " nnd says nothing about tlio hos
himself , so that while under this bill the
dweller In the towns or cities -who is wont to
get his compound from one of the various re-
coptnclcs mentioned Is guarded against nil al
teration , the farmer , who bus been in the
habit of relying-upon the inmates of the fain-
ilVi must take his chances , ns heretofore ,
The bill will , of course , encounter opposition ,
and an eloquent debate should follow , when
Iho American hog is involved , mid if It be
comes a case of hog versus farmer , the ) issue
may well bu doubtful.
Moro Important oven tlmn this In its possi
ble effects is what Is known us the Butter-
worth option bill. This has called out since
it was ropurtctt a storm of protest from ono
end of the country to the other. Starting
with to : ; iilcaof bronldnj L'uitiWin iii futures
and options , it proposes to make illegal all
sales foi1 future uellvi'ries. No , not cmito all ;
the farmer , and ho alone , Is allowed to sell
his crop still uncrown , but the man who thus
advances him money on It tuny not In turn
dispose of his nebulous property. This is , of
course , Intended directly for tlio benefit of tlio
farmer , since it twtrlcbi lo him the right to
gamble in futtiiosales , and with thnfieldthus
narrowed ho ought to have a Jlao timo. Of
course Iho doughty Oliloan who Introduced
thu bill will expatiate , when it Is reached Lii
the house , upon the ilemoralizhig effects of
this gambling in futures , but ho comes from
nu urban district , and before the fall cam
paign is over some of the committecmen who
reported the bill will lincl they h .vo n prob
lem to face lnoxiihilnliif * how with so great
nn evil to bo suppressed they should have
loft the poor fanner. The hill has been so
often discussed In the various papers that Its
mention hero is safllclont to recall it to the
public.
It is n little hard to understand how bill II.
K.-IIW ; ! , was ever sent to the committee on
agriculture , instead of that on public build-
infe and grounds , providing us it d es merely
for the erection of u now labratory building
for the use of the department , of agriculture ,
at a cost of a quarter of a million of dollars ,
It is unanimously recommended nnd : ui
urgency set forth which Is absolutely infiig.
nllicimt when compared with any ono of a
dozen building bills also on tliocalendar.
This , however , may ( jo through fortho henollt
of the farmer , but it is well to boar in miiul
that this is a bad season for publio buildings.
Totally different in scopxs is the bill to
transter the weather bureau from the wur
department to the care of ' 'Undo Jerry"
Husk , Military men have boon turning out
soir.o pretty tough weather of Into for the
agriculturist , and lie has been sclzod with a
deslro to bounce the military gentlemen ,
niakosonioplaccs for civilians , und run the
weather to liis own taste. The farmer
snouhl 1x3 notilied of approaching storms ami
early frosts. No oao will question that this
ought to be done , und of course If done for
the farmer must bo accomplished llimuuh liis
own esiwcial department , It mutters nothing
that It is not until his day'a labor Is ended ,
or often that of the week , that ho irets mi
opportunity to plcl < up bin paper nml discover
how wide of the mark somebody jruessod
that Ihoweather ho has just been tliroufjli
was going to be , It Is llio weather that imilios
tuo crops grow or retards and Impairs them ,
and so it Is to bo assigned to the ngrleulturJl
department.
The ivgulntlons In regard to diseased
cattle are sought to uo mm-h furtlior umjili-
lled Hum herclojoro by lllll Tits I , which
under the guise of being nmcndntory of the
net creating n buivau of nalinul industry ,
undertakes lo vest In department of itKi'lcul-
lure powers which muy not bo altogether
agreeable lo thu farmer. With Iho end sought
lo bo iillnln'xl by the bill tbcro will bo nn al
most universal H.vnipatliy. It alma nt the
eradication of pletiro-pneumonia and other
coiitagioui dUcasea of cattle , In order that
unwholesome meals shall not bo placed upon
the market , cr uwouuU cutUo exported to
foreign mnrkirtaandthorehv lend to diminish
the iirlces of AniurlCit i catlla In Oil" hist It
taciitcrlnKUpoti ! n 1) ) id more fully covered
hy a hill rccoiitly reported fwm llio comrjlt-
tee t on commerce r tiljiotlccd | In lids cotro-
Hnoiidcncc. To ronch this end the bill pro
vide * not merely for an Inspection of all cati
tie offered for shipment or lor sale , but In the
herds themselves and briuidlnijof the aid-
inalsmul the Inhibition of their inovcnicnt
from place to place e.\coiit under regulations
laid do\\ni by the department , antl finally such
M are believed to ba infectoil may bo "con-
Jen.tied und slauphtergid. " As already said
ho ohjcftU u worthy one , but the jxnvor of
. oiiHix's's ' to so oxtutui feJcml control of HcK'lw
: unl herds may bo fairly ( juu-tlorjcJ a * U ilono
In tlio minority ronort. If Itsohjoct Is the
[ inunction of health , It U la the natura ot po-
.leu regulation , and so a mutter for the
jurisdiction of the scvoral states ,
't Is , of coui'io , extremely ilo
ill-able Unit there should ho n uniformity
in such restriction * , nnd Hint ninUes the
jiiilty | oltho bill. If | > vised nnil the several
states eo-opferato It will ni-eonipllsli much
good , but If tlio.v tintairontzu tholuw , Its cu >
'orcementiniiv ho nullltlcd.
The rmimttiniK ineasurovhlch the commit-
eo on iiRrlculturo luw on the i-jlendiu' l u
ionatii bill. Jlprovldun for nn Inspection of
uiltoil pork nml iiaeou Intendetl for export ;
iroldlnts the linportntlon of adulterated
teed , druf , " or lliiuoi's , or ulMJ.VKsdor infected
rattle , uutborbes the | ircsldcnt to cxcludo
llio prou lifts of Midi i-otin tries Train our own
w finproierly | dlserlinltuito iifeMlust the
iVnicrlcitn hov ; to suspend the Iinportalion of
rattla from countries \vhcw i-oiitujflous - ills-
lirovutctit , .unl piwlde.s tor an In-
ipcctlou of nil catil ( < Importeil or exported.
Tlio mcnsuro la cou.'lsy hi lanpimgc , yet ap
pears to bo us effective and far reaching ns
iomoof the more pretentious bills having in
low portions of the same leclslutlon.
. Such are llio ineasuics now on Ihu house
calendar from Iho agricultural committee.
the farmer who studies lliciu will bo forced
to the conclusion that there ) are tame things
beyond the control of even congressional leg
islation , and that the details of his
[ tally concerns are ninoag them , You inny
[ Hit the weather bureau iiiulv his con
trol , but you do not thereby- change the
kvcutlior ; you may rMorvo to him the oxelu-
ilvo viglitto Rumble in futures , but that only
linlts thogamo und makes itveary \ , stale
tic ! um rolltubo"you ! may exact that com-
. 'ouiul ' Inrd shall bo put up like si patent tncdl-
clne , but you do not alter the character of
thu articles which hi.s thrifty wife concocts
ivhen the plus are killed ; you innv inspect
DVcry anlnial unon the continent , bub if ho Islet
lot in thostocK raisiny business hois not
irolltcd thereby ; und you mav itiar a lubra-
ory costing a < martoi' of a million dollars or
aaay millions , and no will look louir and pa-
; ieiitly before ho will discover how ho has
been bonelltted thcrebv.
Other schemes hiivo been proposed , but
' .re not before the house , sueli in the sub-
.roasury advocated by the farmers' ' alliance ,
ivhlclioula undoubtedly put money in his
Dockets , but would at the same time transfer
Jio government from a popular to a paternal
one. Schemes me offered whoso authors
must have concocted them while in a ,
retreat for the feeble-minded , or when under
lha Influence of corn-juice , hut when congress
s through , and when it shall have dona all It
can the fact will remain that crops cannot bo
raised by law , or their sale made subject to
'ej-nl ttiiactincat , and the farmer will find
.iltnsulC obliged to labor m before , to plow ,
nnd hat-vest and trust to laws higher than
those ot human enactment to bring him to
Utopia. TciinvS. HUATII.
A Good Itcasou.
3)r. A. T. Doll , who has been in the practice
of medicine atrs'orHi English , In. , since 1S03 ,
siy.sho often prescribes Chamlicrluin's colic ,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy , because ho
mows it is reliable.
Delaware Democrats.
DOVIJII , Del. , August 1JJ. The democratic
convention hero was called to order at 1 p. in ,
The usual committees were appointed , lion.
T. l'Ilaynrd beiap : made chairman of the
committee on plutlorin.
Ex-Governor Charles T. Stocldey was'
chosen permanent chairman.
At S p. in. tlio nkitfoftnwas read and
adopted amiJ great applause. It reaffirms
iklolity to the principle * of. civil liberty
contained in the charier of thu na
tional government ; arraigns the republican
administration and congress for reckless
und wanton expenditure , which has con-
I'crted the treasury surplus in ton dellclt ; do-
iiouaccs the ; speaker of thei house for hU arbi
trary ruling , protests against llio passage of
llioforco bill , which , it dvclnnu , would de-
piivo a state of local self-govcmincnL ; do-
nouaces and protests ngainst the passage of
Ihu McKinlcy tariff bill ; condcnius the pros
pective tux on tin pinto ; denounces
the use of Mnonoy at thu polls , and
urgently recommends the enactment of Iho
Australian , orsomo other equivalent ballot
sy.stem.
IJobcrt .T. Reynolds was nominated for gov-
rnor en the llrst ballot.
Anti-Lottery lllll l''avo"rally ISep irtod ,
ASIIINCJTON' , August , 12. The house anti-
lottery hill was favorably reported to the
senate today with nn amendment providing
that newspapers published in foreign coun
tries .shall not bo excluded' from the malls
under the provisions of the bill unless , in the
oyiiilon of the postmaster geiicr.il , they nro
being circulated for the purpose of advertis
ing lottery schemes In violation ol the law.
Accompanying the bill is a letler from the
attorney general giving his opinion upon
eitliorof tlio anti-lottery bills bo. fora the com-
iniltse. Legislation of this character , that is
designed to cxcludu newspapers contalniiiK
lottery advertisements from the mails , says
the attorney general , has been upheld by Hie
courts , and itsooins to bosetllcd tha it. is
competent for congress to authorial lha post
master general to refuse the tiso of the mails
to any persons engaged in the lottery busi
ness.
It Is generally balievecl on the republican
sldo of thohoiihu that a special order will bo
niudo setting apart Satnnlay next Tor con-
slilcrutloii of the anti-lottery bill.
"Meet at Ij.irsiinlc ,
: , U'yo. , August 12. [ Special Tele-
prum. to Tin : BIT. J Tlio democrats opened
thli state campaign with a convention which
win held here today for tho'pitrposo of form
ing n state orgniilziitloii of dcniocralic clubs.
lilost of the delegates \vtio lind attended the
iioinliiating convention nt Cheyenne were in
attendance , An organl/atlon was effected and
INellisCortncll of Laraniio elected president.
Amass meeting was held tonight , which was
addressed liy O. ( J. Wrljrht of Casper j Q. T.
Bcelcof Sheridan , cuadldato for congress ;
George \V. liaxtor of ( Jliovciine , caudidato
for governor ; A. C. Campbell of Cheyenne ;
Judges Corn of Evaiiscon , Sanlley of Lara-
mlu und C , P. Arnold of Laramie.
A. Halt I nltciion
Alialthas been callea on the paving of
T\veiity-iilnth \ street , from Pacillo to ilason ,
and the work is liable to bo delayed for some.
dnys. When the contract was lot for an us-
phaltmn pavement \lui \ specllicatloas called
for broken rock , slug or gravel. At a sub.se-
nuent meeting- thu board of public works
that much of the contract roferiing to slug ;
and gravel for tho. . niiuier course -was re
scinded. Yesterday the chairman of tlio
hoard discovered that gravel wa , being used ,
and promptly ordered all work discontinued
until the contractor coududcs to use broicen
roelc.
Hillrd in a Itaumvay.
L AIU M IKVyo. . , August 12-Spoclal [ Tele
gram to THE I3r.i : . ] William Armstrong ,
young man. met wilh n , horlhlo doalh near
Wood's landing yoiUuxlny. Ho was driving
to the sawmill near there , when the horses
took frlRht nml ran down asleep hill , Ho
was tin-own from tlio wagon and killed la-
inst-.intly. The , romalns wcro brought here
today , Tlio relatives of the unfortunate
young man are supposed to Ilvo In Michigan.
Convention of ICaiihiis F
Tornic.i , Ivan. , August I'J. The citizens' '
nlllunce , supplementary to the .farmers' alll
naco , and couijiosed of men In other pursuits
than fanning , but who hold the same polltl.
cal U'llofs ns farmcM , met in s > tate conven
tion today imd formed n st-ito organization.
This now organization now numbers 10,000
uionlbor * ,
( dunly
n , Web. , August 12. [ Special
to Tin : Bun.-The ] doinocrottc
\viw hold hero today and u delega
tion to the Httito convention named , headed by
William Neville. A delegation was also
selected to attend the congressional convcii-
t on , Lincoln county dcmocroU do not favor
the endorsement of Kent.
int : .t.it'KNux t'.ticit .sir/ ; .
iiKluccr Olnmtciid Dculnro.i It Ifn-
Miltnhlo for it Id vi1Stuck lOvlilhlt ,
Ciiic.vno , August 12. Tim world's ' fair ill-
i rectory tonight ivcolved the report of L'red
crlclt < Law Olinstcad , the engineer broiutht
from | Iloston to ascortulu to a nicety
' what , ] iic-i could bo made nvailublu
; ,
for the exposition buildings at .hick-ton park
' , without InturferrliiK with p.irk purixuu.i.
Ohmled reiiorteJ that the ground examined
' by him would ho adapted for only such buildIngs -
Ings IM coultl bo removed ultei. ' thoexiKisitlon.
Furthermore ) , the pjflc , ho ilei'lari'd ,
would he unsultablu for u live stock
! . exhibit or for Miuwlmt agricultural Impli-
incuts In one t'atloti. Oliiisto.icl cxidains that
the Jncksons p.irk silo is swampy and to
1 utilize moro than ll'J acres o f lloor space for
| 1 even lomjwrary biilldtng.i woulil serl-
1 ously Interfere with the plans of the
i park ' cointnisslon for a iic > riiKiiieiit levee
and bayou systenyvltli which to resist the
encroachments of LnUi ) Michigan. The pirlc ,
however , would give satisfactory sites for
halls for imifldnery. for railroad , electric mid
inlnliiK- exhibits und for such olijectt as are
Incluilcd in what Is generally railed tlio
main exhibition building- . They would bo
stiitnblu for tm agricultural hall. After the
directors adjourned ono of tluni , ex-Congress-
limn CJeorgo It. IDavIs , said Oltmtoad's ' report
'iad given .lackson pirk : i sclentlllc knock-
ut. It Is aiinouiiced that tlio fainllroctors
villvithlu \ u few days hold a spjclnl mccliny
o consider the situation.
Rlvo Ijlttli ; HI > JH I'roin Kuhuol.
KI.M Cur.BK , Nob. , August 12. f Special
Telegram to Tin : 15iu.l Tlio live boys who
isouied | from the re form school at Kearney
esterdiiy vero tweed to this city this morn-
ng. Ono , n mulatto a'i\l eislitcen , was seen
\v a citizen , lint upon attempting to capture
inn l > drew a r.uor , Ihi-eateniiiK to c.irvo
niy ono who IntorferreJ with him. Author- !
iosiirrivcd from ICearnoy and cup lit rod four
f them thia overling' , .lohn Lee ii still at
I'll to lla\o neon Ijynulied.
ViCKsiiruo , Miss. , August 1Wllllnm
loatie , colored , residing on the Lulra plauta-
, lon , called his wife to the door of the cabin
ncl shot her through the heart , The xvonino
aid a baby In her arms mid It was shot
through tlio body. The murderer csc.ipod ,
jut was captured later and started under
'imrd to the nearest magistrate. As ho has
ot been hcnrd of since it is believed thu on.
raged neighbors lynched hlin.
Ilitniu Gi > e.-4 up the Illume.
LOUISVIM.K , Ky. , August 12. A report
cached hero today from Chicago to the effect
.lint W. Hume , a young lumber merchant of
Tliaver , ICy. , had mysteriously disappeared.
Tonight a report come * from Paris , Ky. . to
ho effect that several protested notes had
.urnud . up. It is said that young Hume forged
honnmoof his graadf.ithor for m.uiy thou
sand dollars. It Is also said that the total
iimountof his shortage may reach $100,000 ,
Drlnlt Excelsior Springs Missouri waters.
Cheeky Indium.
airN-VEVi'Oi.is , Minn. , August 12. A tele
gram from Hut Portage , Out. , says Canadian
mil American Indians have taken possession
of Garden Island , In Lake of ? the "Woods , Und
IIAVO ordered the fishing co-.nimnies to retreat.
The governor has been appealed to for troops ,
which will probably bo sent tomorrow. The
cause of the uprising Is not yetknowu.
AVholcHitlo Dlsoliirse ol' Conductors.
Sr. Louis' , August 13. Every passenger
conductor on the Louisville , fc > t , Louis &
Texas road has been dismissed and the
places of the discharged men filled by promoting
meting freight conductors. It is generally
believed that economy was the motive for the
ihuago.
Peace Negotiations
CITV or JInxico , August 12. A dispatch
from La LIberlad says the negotiations la
favor of peace are progressing and an honor
able solution of tno problem for Salvador Is
expected. The Salvmlorm troops are holding
their positions ready to march oa UuatauiaU
nt 11 moment's notice ,
S. B. Durfey , mate of steamer Arizona ,
hail his foot adly jammed. Thomas' Eclec-
trie Oil cured It , Nothing equal to It for a
quick palu reliever.
Contract for a Court House.
FAiinifitr , 2 ? b. , August I'J. [ Special Tel
egram to Tin : BII : . ] The contract for build
ing the Jefferson county court house was
awarded todav to J. C. Holland of Topclia.
The building is to bo of stone and is 00x100
feet. It Is to cost SM.OOO.
Farmers' a nil laborers' Convention.
N.VSHVII.LR , Tcnn. , August 12. The state
convention of the f armors' and laborers'
union of Tennessee met in an mini session
hero tonny , but behind closed doors. Nothing
definite can bo learned concerning their de
liberations.
_
1G02. Sixteenth and Farua/m ntroots Is
the now Itoclc Island ticket ollico. Tick
ets to all points east at lowest
Will Tukn 1'laco Oclolicr-1.
KASSAS CmMo. , . , August 12. The Chicago
cage & St. Paul road Is to glvo the headqnnr-
ters of its frolght department to Kansas City.
Tlio L-hungu bus ueen ofllclnlly announced nnil
will take place October 1.
Ono Theater in 3iniicnpnlls
MiNXi.-.U'Oi.ii" , Minn. , August 11. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : ltir. : . | The Harris theater
In this city has been sold to the owners of the
Grand opera house and will bo closed. This
will Icuvo but 0:10 : first-class theater In this
city.
Fatally Iturncd l > y Million Metal
CIIIOAOO , August I'J. A spscial froni Jollot ,
111. , says that the breastwork of n blast fur
nace in the Illinois steel and Iron company's
mills there blew out early this morning. The
molten metal burned two men , ono of whom
died soon nflenvard.
' Touchers' Institute at York.
YOIIIC , Nob. , August 12. [ Special to Tun
Dii.J The to.iutiers' Institute now iiiBOsslon
has nn enrollment of ISO. This Is tlio largest
nuinhor that has over attended in this county
niul the outlook is vet-y promising for n moiit
successful term.
Heavy Haiti In lloil < ; o County.
, PjiEMo.NT , Nob. , AuRiist 12. [ .Special to
Biu. ] The heaviest rain which has
fallen hare in months fell last night. It in
sures a good crop of every kind and eonuu at
an opportune time for corn and potatoes.
gtrnulc by Ijlilnlii .
FIIKMOXT , Neb. , August IU. [ Spoclnl lo
Tin : HKI ; , ] The residence and barn of J. I-1 ,
Shovellck , a fanner living between ljlatto
river Junction and Lin wood , were both
struck by lightning hist night nnd destroyed.
An Illinois
Cmck.00 , August IU. Last night burglars
forced their way Into tlio Gerard , III. , post
ofllco and everything * was carried away. It
U supposed that about 5 IUO worth of property
was secured.
OJiivernor I-'ll'cr TjkoH a Vacation.
SrniMinKU ) , Jll. , Auyust I'J. Oovcrnor
and Mrs , Flfer left today for Staunton , Va. ,
nnd Worm Sulphur Springs , W. Va. , lo bo
absent two weeks ,
l''ariiici'H In H
SKILIMA , Alo. , August 13. Thu slulo con
vention of the fanner. ! and laborers' stnto
union convened hero loday. 'Hie couvontioa
was in secret session nil day.
Tins Klro tlnunril.
Oi.H , Inil. , August I'J , C. B.
Gel9endorff < t Co.'s ' wojlon mill burned to-
niyht. I.ods , ? 1UO,0.J. , )
K.v-l'rc.l'luat < Jrovy 111.
I'J.Kxl'rosldcut ( Jrovy is
PAHIS , August I'J.-- -
seriously 111.
ctnrxvitj it JAW * A/JI ' .Y ,
Th Kurinors * C'ongress ,
The action of the Fruit Growers' nnd Oar-
donors' association of yesterday iu
to nbinulon | t part of the undertaking in eon >
ncctlon with the entertainment of the Na
tional [ ' 'armors' congress , croiiled consider-
nblo comment among business man , It was
| ' hoped | that this fentiiro of theprogramme
would bo developed no in to become one of
i vail Importance In connection with the moot
ing | of the eougreis , vhlch will bo a g.ithor-
' Ing j . of gre.it slgultlruuco to this city and
to . the ontlro west. The fact that
| the 1'Vult Grower1 association will
! not i complete Its plain doe.i notar ue that the
unturtaliiincntofhuiiilrciUof strangers who
I nm cxiwctoil to cntorour gates will nolmoet
j with tiiut ivceptloii which thi'y m.iv IT.ISOII-
| I ably i oxpec.'and ha continued In the cnjor-
I i iiu'iit i ot most welcome hospitalities during
] ! their stay In thh city , All that has tioen sub-
i : scribed la iji'incy to the support of the plan
for j arrangements and entertainment h still
' nledgeil and back of .
j thesoplo.lifoi and efforts i
| i in { general uro the live , liberal bthinots I
i men , who always have been found ut 1
| the t front In such matters of enterprise.
Tlio hoard of tr.ido lias lioeu condenuu-il , and
without a just regard for the Individual rights
and true biulnon and par.umnl characters of
Its ) members. The tnio workers among Us
iiiumhcrshlp of the Imrdof tr.ido are the men
xvho ahvays have bornr the greatest pirt of
the burden of c.xpenso In the lulvani'i'ineat of
all enterprises. They have paid their mom-
b"shlp ( fee. ' , wlilch contributloas were nec
essary to the support of that body alone , and
they , too , in addition to this , have been Iho
most liberal contributors to all other public
enterprises. Those whoso name. ; have
own subscribed to the roll of member
ship In the board of tr.ido , but
whoso piongos of membership foes have not.
fullllled have boon the tni'ii and still are
the ones who contribute nothing at a time
llkuthis , when earnest llnauclul support of a
grand and worthy nblivt is so necessary. .
One gentleman , a member of the bo.ird . of
trade ) who opposed u contribution hv tlio
board. suDicrlbed Sill to the fund being raided
in the Interest of the congress and declared
that ho should , If necc > s.iry , Ive f 100.
There hn ; been no failure of any attempt
thus fur made In the direction ot supplying
excellent cntert.iiainont for these wboiniy
como lo the city. There has been no viola
tion of the plcdgo-s made by the board of
trade , as it made none. The real I'stnto ex
change , while la life , didgivo an expression
favoring a contribution by itself as n body ,
but with that promise thu bo.ird of trade had
no connection.
There has been no failure mid In fact no
sot back In the course of progiess by the
committees , only a necessary change made hi
tlio manner of proceed u re nnd l'i tlio plans
for the llnal manner of entertainment. What
mon cy bus been subscribed it. the Intcicst
of the congress will bo used with what yet
will bo secured in Jilting up in grander style
ono building , in tlio mutter of decorations
and other needed attractions Instead of carry
ing out the original plan of separating the
concern by furnishing two halls , 0110 for the
assembly and.tlio . other as an exhibition
room of horticultural products.
Through coaches Pullman palnco
bleojurs , dining cars ) , irooroolliiinj , ' chair
cars to Chicago nnd intervening points
via the j'reat Uock Ilnml route. Ticket
ollico Kilt' , Sixteenth and Fumum
Mandelit Klein are ollcring great , bargains
In every department.Vo show the best
line of coolc stoves and ranges iu the city ,
from $10 to $ 0. In tinware we carry the
best only and sold at bottom prices. Carpets ,
"Oh , my ! ' ' wo Just beat the world , former
price of carpets ( ) . " ) cts , , no\v 10 cts. , and so on
through the entire lino.Ve show a largo
line In novelties in our parlor goods depart
ment , I n bedroom suits wo pride ourselves
of carrying the most complete assortment ,
choice of ! ! l ) styles. Book cases , roeiters and
( lining chairs of every description , Side
boards , wardrobes and center t.-.iblos go along
with this unloading sale. Get prices else
where and compare JMaadel A Klein' * 3'0
1 } road war.
-
Commercial men , Mow Pacific. Council
Bluffs , Is under management of W.-foneswith
now sample rooms.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Ur.
Miles' Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn &
Uo.'s , 13th and Douglas.
Nt tloe to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will bo received at the of
fice of the architects , rooms i It and 'JI5 Merriam -
riam block , Council lllulls , In. , until
p. in , on the Ulth day of August , WO ,
for the erection and completion of
the new First Methodist Episcopal
church at Council Bluffs , according to thu re
vised plans and speclliwtions. Each bidder
will state the amount ho will allow for the
present building. Each bid shall bo accom
panied by a certified check for S. ' > ( K ) , as a
guaranty that the party receiving the award
will enter into a contract and give satisfac
tory bond. The committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the committee.
K M. EI.I.IS & Oo. , Architects.
AV. S. MA.YNI : , Chairman.
C. W. Bitowx , Secrotuiy.
Bathe at Mannua beach , near hotel , en
larged , moro sand , nlco bottom , clean rooms.
I' . ' C. Miller , the painter and decorator , nt
mo to his frluuds , SIS South Sixth street.
\Vo have customers for insldo Improved
property , terms nil cosh. If you have u Bar
gain to olfor call ou B. II. Shcufo&Co. nt
on co.
co.Dr.
Dr. Dowers' otllco moved to 20 N. Main.
" \Vall paper at 'J' ' < cents per roll ; not rem
nants , ntJ. It. ( Jlllettc's ' , JS I'uurl St.
ST. FiUlClS ACADEMY
Boarding nnd Dny School ,
Fifth Ave. and Seventh Street.
Can bo reached from any of the depots
on motor.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
B. V. JI.
TERMS l''or board and luitlon om-
braelnj'all branches of a llnlshwl educa
tion foryoimtf ladies $75 f < > i' Bcssiitm of
live months , commencing brut Monday
in September and I/Vln-uary respectively.
For further iiurtiuuliirH mldross
SISTKIl .SUl'UttlOR ,
St , Fi'aucis Aiiitdorny ,
f.'oimoil lUulTs. lown.
S. i : . MIIYOII. L. J. 11. IlomnuoU , 11.0. Cuuko ,
MAXON , BOURGEOIS & COOKB ,
Architects and Superintendents.
ItoounfiOT und COS JJ Kooins 10 and 250
Y. | . | fo llidK. . Omiiha , Mori-lain Hlk. . t'oun-
Neb. Telejiliuuell. ) . " ) . c-ll lllullH. la. Tula-
I pliiinuT' ' .
21 AIAIN STHKKT.
OterO. II. Jao iiumlii it L'O'H Jewelry Store.
COUNCIL OLUFFS ,
IftnllHAtrcor Irinlc--SmiiU stock of tovw.
i
lliiwnii' ' nml Hi-tof ilnnor'i ' tixiN. liKinlni
nt It-urn .n * . McrrlniiililwU. Oniiiell lllnllM. la ,
inoll S AI.KOr will t r.nl'iTlor" Ti Keel mut
J team. Million No. . inVi ri Uti ri > d InVnl -
lnei . lly Dr. , Mvlillut < l , dam liy * Kentucky
t'liiy.Jyoir- : . Apply to lir. .Mm'run
jnoilitKN'TTwonmil
' -Twonmil tnoJurn House * \V. \
.1'
. ' .
W.UIicor. aU'onrl rlr.0t. ,
\\r.\XTii-lnil : ( ( ! girl for Kcncr.il Imu'c-
11 work. Mrs. A. P , Uanchott , No , Ji'J
roiiilh Mtrcot.
rANTIII ) Sltiiiillon by an
' MIMIIII Illli'r. Aildicss A II , Itoo ollltfo ,
I'ouiu'll lllll iri.
SAI.K or HtMiL-darilon liiiul , with"
IHIIISUJ , by J. H. Itlcu , 1UJ Main 81. , Council
lilutri.
\\7AN 'I'ilTr I'lil co I'otafei1 iiir-iT nt t InI'liun -
> > ell lllnlNKalvanl iil li-na
n colnlcc wotl , ! * ,
I0i : > unit ml ? In" IT llroailu ay.
UtliiT lirli-ivl hciiiii" * iintlio mniiluriiH. Thn
nbnve iiiiinthlr payinculliicliulu princlpil
ni > ( llnt'M ( ' < t. Fin-full iin-t Ionian onll nn of
Bilclrc-ss llm , f ulil & Wi-lN Co. . OUO 11 IM.Uwiy ! , ,
Ccuinrll lllulTs In.
IjAolt ISHXT-TliiMHircriMvn , Nn is , ( mntiiic
1" nil IV-irl M. W. f. .Inline
\\7"ANTin-v'ltiintli : > ii n u sliitliiiru-y en-
t i Clni'iT. Itcft'ii'iico Riven. Aldii"-s ( box
4" . t'liiUMWiidd , In.
Wi : 1IAV i ; iii-rril hi'.uitlliil HID lor i hen. )
tliiilnv \ > lll t r.idn . fir I'li-tirnliT < I vain
lots In Oiniihaor ( ' .iinu'll 'iloir.s. The JuiM S&
\VellsCo.Coimelt \ llliilK la ,
RBELN GER'S
IJW Mi u-It.'ltevsMH5Cs- !
Surgical Institute
- .ANn -
PriuatB Hospital.
Cor. Broadway and liOtli Street.
Council lllulH , InTer
Tor tliotroiitiiiunt of nil snrslcnl iiinloliionlo
dNu.iKesiiiid iltsi-ii'os nt iliv hlooil.
1'rh ' ale dlscai'iwnf tlio iiilnary anil smual
or : ms , us sjiilitlN , Hlrict lire , rystltu. > .pcr-
iiiatiirrolioi ; > , lost ma < iim ] > ( lM'\iul lniiijii | > nuu
anil wciikui'Ns ireated successfully.
1'ai'tlLMilariittiMitloiipalillodlsua i" ) of the
linu's. as Aslluna , ( ' ( insninnt hin. Hi.iiK-liltla
Ciitnrrli.Hte. Paralysis. Kliluvy illMnisim na
Dlahutcs llrlk'ht'sDIsiyiuo. liliciiniat l < in , 1'lli'H. '
C'lincor. VnrlocKlr , llydrticnlo , Drulisy , Tu-
incr. IiUi'tisosof Iho rye und 1'iir. t'lnli ( cut.
Spliiul ciirvaliiroiind nlldlvrnMHof llii < Uniu > .s ,
We linvca ( icparlmt'iit dcvoti'il oxcluslvuly
to the nentmect ( if I'ti'rlnuillM'iiios
Medicine sent .sceurcly parked and tree from
( ibscrvittloii.
Corrt'-p indeneoconfliloiitlal. Address :
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute anil 1'riv.ttc ' . liospital.
Cur. Ilrnndway nnd 2Utli st. CimiHll ll ! t < . In.
J. U , I'n.M N , I'ros. II. UM'll'dAllT , Vlcu-i > roi
11ASNAV. rnOilur
CITIZENS ST ATE BANK
Of Oounoil muffs.
Paid up Capital. . . . . $1E > OOOO
Surplus and Profits . 6OOOO
Liability to DoposiLors. . 88O.OOO
luminous- : . Jllllor. I' . O.(5Ioi ( : < .on.K.lA
Sliii''iirt ' , 1C. j ; . Unit. .1. I ) . ftliiiiiii- ) , Cliiirlus
U. lliiiin.'in. Transact ' ( iiicial banking bnsl-
iK > si. I.urKost ( iipltul itml uuriiliis of any
bank In Southwestern Io\va.
INTEREST ON TIMti DEPOSITS.
THE J. A , MURPHY
OO. ,
Utvcnuo inn ! l\al \ St.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand and Scroll Sawlns. l'e-Sa > vln nnil
I'hinlnp , Savluunf nlllclii'ls. 1'oivh llracltcts.
Klnilllnj woml k'V ) JUT lo l'i ' dollvero : ! . Cluna
Knvilnstby tlio li.iriT'l. l ! > . ' . All work to na
lirst class. TolviihonurJ , ) .
"YOUUl'ATUONAliRPOLIOrTKD. " _ '
WORK WARRANTED
DR. J. D. J.\CiC-30.V , Don til Silicon.
AH kinds of work dmin Yoncon nw ouo
bnlf ( inyour irolil iin lsilver Illlhi'by culUiU
utrouiuM'Jiloriiiiin ' lil i.l > . Couuell llliU'.s. '
'
OFFICEli & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Ci'iiiurMalno iiiulllronJn'iiy.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Haulers lii fon'Un nnd iloinustlc
iilliH'tKirihiii.iilu nnil iiilereat ualil on lima
IPfS * § S8
iS f Sli
jT m
Electric Trusses , Bolts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc
ARonts 'Wanted. Dr. 0. O. Jiuld.
60o Hroaihvay. Cuinicil IllufK I
A HbTEL BARGAlN"
Iliitcl .Iiiui'-nn. ; Cuinicil Illuirs li. : . fdrictit.
Viirnifchoit , iiul III tfo'i ' I r Mi IIIH Ilisl licilel Iu
Ilicc'llr. ( VulMlly lee tin I. [ ) ilni K llrHt-
fliis > < Iiusluxs4. Tllh Is : i bitrtlil | ! fur sojilj'
K ( > (1 liulul limn. Ajiply lo
JAMESON DROS , Props ,
Coun" " ' ! ! 1-lulli Iowa.
F. M. Ellis &Co. ,
ARCHITECTS
And BnlUinR Ruporintendimls.
lEooiim t : nnil n ; lu ) Hullillii. , Omaha
Noli. , unit lloonu ! i and''I'i ' Murrliini Illoi'lc
Council HIulVn , hi. Corrinpoii'lmieo solicited
C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY ,
\UiuHnloand Ilot.ill . Duuliirw Iu
FURNITURE.
Iartist Stuck und Ixnvcst I'rlccs , Dfiilcrn , send for OutnlOKiio ,
Nos. _ 05 nndM7Uroiilwtiy _ ! _ : , and Ml und 2JJ I'lorco Street , Counc.ll BlulTa , I
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
_
Hydruullo and Kauitiiry Kii 'lnoor. I'lanB , Katiiiiataa
rfpoullloutiotiH , nml Huporvlalon ofl'utliu U'orU. iirowa
HuUdliiR , Council HTulTn , la.
! llio t'oaco , Ollloo over Amorlotin Express , o.121
uroadway , Uouncil Ululls , Iowa.
Pr OiTYin Attornovs at Law , IVaotico in the .Stato nnd I'mlor *
Ot jjlllla ( Jourt8t lloom7uiid ! ' b Sliugurt-Itoiio Ulock , Counol