THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -TUESDAY , MAY 12 , 1801.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OI-TICK : No. 121'KAllL STHKET ,
Delivered hy Carrier In any port "f the City.
H. W. TILTON MANAGKH.
TKLICPHONKS )
Builuoss Oftlco , No.HI. .
Night Kdltor. No. iil. :
JIlMllt Jlilb'floX.
N. Y. I' . Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , 20-1 Sapp block.
Heal Hock Springs coal. Thatcher. 10 Main
If you want water In jour yard or homo
go to IIIxby'K , : Men-lain block.
ICncampmnnt No. * , Union Veteran Legion ,
meets tonight at its hall on Pearl street.
The ICnlghts Templar of the BlulTs will go
to Gienwood this morning to attend the
funeral of their comrade. W. H. Anderson ,
They will meet at the Burlington depot.
Judge H. C. Hubbard , the newly appointed
deputy rlty clerk , took his place yesterday
morning In the superior court room. C. A.
Fox , thu outgoing deputy , will remain in tbo
ofJteo until tno now man .gets hold of the
rene * .
The Indies of the Mrs. Phil Sheridan post ,
Daughters of Veterans , gave a dance last
evening In the Grand Army hall. It was well
attended , and the members of the young or
ganisation showed themselves to bo adepts in
the , irl of ( m'.ertmnlt r :
Wrs. W. N. drown , wife of William
Brown , died Sunday night of dropsy nt the
ngo of forty-six years. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon at the residence nt
thooornur of Aven.io L nnd Klghth street ,
Hov. .loslah Flsk olllcintUig.
The rlty council mot last evening ns a board
of equali/.alIon and received the books from
Assessor Hardln. All the work of assess
ment has not yet been completed , the non
resident property owners still being undis
posed of. This work will bo done In the
course of u few days. The board spent the
evening Iu looking over the books , but made
no i h mge In the llgures returned by the as
sessor.
In district court , yesterday the case of Witt
against Lodge \ . Henry was on trial. It oc
cupied thu whom tiny up to ! o'clock in the
nftornoon. The plaintiff rested his case at
that time , and thu court then took the case
away from the Jury mid instructed them to
bring in a verdict for the defendant. The
case of M. Seiplo against J. U. Snydcr , In
which the plalntllT sues for damagoi for
wrongful attachment of n store nt Neola , was
then taken up. The jury was empanelled
and the trial will bo taken up this morning.
Go and sen the beautiful books in the
library In thu Presbyterian parlors.
Boys wanted as news agents for trains ,
Apply utT''O , Seventh street , Council UlulTs.
Pianos , organs , C. B. Music Co. , MS B'd'y.
Young ladies desiring to fit themselves for
nurses can Imvo all instruction frco at the
Womens' Christian Association hospital ,
Council BlulTs , la. Bring credentials as to
moral character. Apply to Mrs. H. J.
Osborno , tl''U First avenue , Council BlulTs , la.
Go and near the popular singers , Mrs.
Shermat. and Miss Oliver , Thursday oven-
lug.
i'KHNO.\t I. IM It.t ( ilt < t I'/IN.
I M. Treynor started for Des Molncs last
evening.
L. C. Dowitt , engineer of the water works
at Neligli. Nob. , was in the Bluffs yesterday ,
the guest of Marshal J , L. Templeton.
F. A. Shaver mid Walter D. Stillman went
to Dos Molnes last evening for the purpoio
of taking an examination before the supreme
court of Iowa for admission to practice law in
thoHtatu courts.
Dr. Montgomery left last evening for Dos
Molncs to attend the meeting of tlio llahuo-
mann State Medical association , where ho
will read n paper on thu popular epidemic ,
In grippe. Ho returns Thursday morning.
C. W. Schwartz , assistant secretary of the
Young Men's Christian association , returned
last evening from Kansas ( Mty where ho has
been attending the International convention
of the Young Men's Christian associations ;
Ho stated that there wore fiftO delegates
present , and a most eulhusiastio time was
had.
President in Omaha
Wednesday , May 111. Motor trains will run
every live and one-half minutes between
Council Bluffs anil Omaha ,
Icet Ice ! l : e ! ! !
If you want It pure and a
And nt a reasonable pr
Follow no now dev loo.
Hut send to us in n tr
Atour olT
Mulholland it Co. , No.I I'carlst. , Tel. 102.
1'i'CNldi'iit in Omaha
Wednesday , May Hi. Motor trains will run
every llvo and one-half minutes between
Council BlulTs and Omaha.
Union Park races , Omaha and Council
BlulTs , Juno tl-1'.1 , $ IMX ( ) ; Sept. S-ll , JtlntW ;
Oct. UU-'J'J , $1,1)00. ) For programmes address
Nat Brown , seo'y. , Merchants' hotel , Onmhu.
Hallway <
General Manager W. C. Brown of the St.
Louis , ICeokuk & Northwestern and the Chicago
cage , Burlington .t Kansas City railway
companies has issued n circular announcing
the appointment of Mr. A. C. Dawos of St.
Joseph , gcnern'i passenger and ticket agent
of these lines , with an olllco nt St. Louis.
Mr. Dawes was formerly general passenger
agent of the Kansas City , Hannibal & St.
Joseph. In his capacity of general manager
of the Kansas City , St. Joseph & Council
Bluffs , and the Hannibal t St. Joseph com
panies , he has Issued another circular an
nouncing his appointment of Mr. Howard
Klliott general freight agent , with head
quarters nt St. Louis. Mr. Klliott has been
general freight agent of the St. Louis , Keo-
kuK & Northwestern.
Pri'Ntilenl In Omalin
Wednesday , May 111. Motor trains will run
every llvo and one-half minutes between
Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Malr has all sorts of fruit , shndo and orna
mental trees , Broadway , opposite postolllcu.
Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit Juice
tablets. They are delicious.
Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms ;
-ovitliin one ami one-half miles of the P. O. ;
all In bearing ; good buildings ; possession
given at once. Call on D. J. ilutchinson &
Co. , Ul ? Broadway.
Closed on a Writ
The Council BlulTs branch of the Union
Paclllc tea company , located at Ml Broad-
waj , was closed up yesterday afternoon on a
landlord's writ of attachment issued from
Justice Hummer's court , in favor of the land
lady , Mrs. A. K. . Brown. This attitJhmuut
was thu result of the failure of the company
which took place iu Now York last week.
The suit was for i'M.Vi. ' Mr. Novin , the
western manager for the company , was In
the city yesterday and saw Mrs. Brown
about the matter. Ho paid up the rent that
was due and made arrangements for the re
opening of thu store at once under the mime
of the assignee of the company , In Now
York. Mr. Nevln states that the comp.my is
solvent and will pay up every cent of Its In
debtedness ns soon as possible , so that It is
iirobablo that the company will bo reorgan
ized In tno near future ,
President in Omaha
Wednesday , May ll. ! Motor trains will run
every llvo mid one-half minutes between
Council BlulTs and Omatiu.
Library party Thursday evening1.
Furniture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , ami all house fur-
nlshlng goodt , cash or on easy payments , ut
Mandel \ Klein's ,
Always get the best where you can got it
the cheapest. The Boston store , Council
BlulTs , Is selling wall paper ut Just hall price ,
now Is thu tlmo to buy It , beautiful patterns
forH\c , 6c , 7'joaml ' lOc. pur roll , Just one-
half what you liavo bocn In the habit of pay-
Intf. Ucsum Store , Council UluQs , la.
Dan Onrrigtj Turns Prohibitionist and Nearly
Gets Shot for His Pains.
EXPERIENCE OF A NEW REFORMER ,
lie Oets n Search Wnrrnnt Served ,
Hut is Chased Out with
u Pistol hy tlio
Victim.
Dan Carrlgg lm entered the ranks ol pro-
hibltiontsts , nt le.ist so far ns William Mnlo-
ncy , the proprietor of the "Onico" is con
cerned , llo had : i search warrant issued in
Justice Cones' ofllco last evcuing nt about
5:1(0 : ( o'clock , alleging that ho oclioved the
sale of Intoxicating liquors was being c.i'-ried '
on nt Malonoy's place. The warrant was
served by Constable KVHIM. Kvam entered
thu place and commenced to read the war
rant to Mnloncy. In the course of the read
ing Carrlgg came sauntering In leisurely.
Maloney caught sight of nim , nnd
reaching under his counter , ho drew out a
revolver nnd leveled It at Carrigg's nose
with a quick movement , and the next thing
that was seen of that gentleman ho was Hy
ing through the door.
Kvnns , having finished the reading of the
warrant by this time , went to the back part
of the room to muko the search. Klthor
Malonoy's place had been very much
maligned by Carrigg when ho made his
sworn statement , or else somebody had been
busily nt worK hustling out the forbidden
stuff through the hack door , for when ISvnns
had llnlslioil his work and was ready to go
lack to his ofllco with the conllscatod prop-
rty , ho had only llvo or six suspicious look-
ng bottles.
The trouble did not stop tlmro , however.
Jnrrigg had left the saloon with so much
ilacrlty , ho had gone to the oflieo of Justice
Jones once moro. Whim Constable Kvans re-
.urned In his olllco with the contraband goods
10 found another Job awaiting him. Five
ninnies Inter ho was In Mnlonoy's place
iignln , reading a warrant for Muloncy's ar
rest on a charge of assault with intent to
commit murder.
It was sumo minutes before the nrrost was
nadc , and in the meantime a lanio crowd
issemblcd In front of the saloon ami Olllcor
Murphy's presence was the only thing that
weventcd n riot , or at least n light between
Jarrigg and Mnlonoy.
Maloney was taken to the oOlco of Justice
[ Jones , where his bond was llxed at J , > 00 , and
ho was allowed to depart.
Maloney says the trouble Is the result of a
dispute which ho had with Carrlgg a few
days ago , and ho thinks it is moro spite work
on Carrigg's part. Carries , however , insists
that he has turned over n new leaf , and will
dovotn the rest of his days to seeing that the
irohihitory law is enforced , at least so far as
M Itdoney is concerned.
Lace curtains cleaned from 5Uc to $1.2o per
pair , at Twin Citv dye works.
Dinner and snppor for the bcnellt of the
Christian home , by Berean temple , this even
ing at i-O Broadway , Dun forth block.
\ delightful evening can be spout In exam
ining lovely books with lovely bindings.
SCIIOJIj HOARD MICIJTING.
Talk of Imnrovini ; the Hill School
Grounds.
The school board met last evening with all
the members present.
Member Hunter presented a resolution pro
viding that the regular meeting bo changed
from the fourth Frldduy to the second Mon
day of thu month. The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
A communication was read from II. G.
McGco offering the board lots 1 , „ > , , ' ! and 4 ,
block ! l , Suunysldo addition , as the situ for
the proposed Harrison street school , the
price stated being $1,000. Mr. McGco's oflcr
was placed upon file.
Mr. Schoeutircn moved that n committee ,
consisting of Messrs. Wells , Waite and
Stacy , to enter into negotiations for the
selcctiou and purchase of n lot suitable for
thu location for the high school houso. The
motion was carried , Messrs. Shubort nnd
Hunter voting no.
A petition was road from the teachers in
the schools , stating that the teachers ap
preciated the kindness of the members of the
board in wanting to free the teachers and
pupils from the work of the year before the
beginning of warm weather , but that in view
of the fact that there were to bo two months
of vacation , tliov preferred to teach the
full forty weeks instead of thirty-
nine as had been decided upon
by the board. They asked that they boat
lowed to teach up to Juno " 11 instead of the
touchers , The action of the school board at
lllth. The petition wussigned by soventv-two
Its last meeting was reconsidered nnd the
petition was granted ,
A petition was presented by Mr. Schoont-
gen , bearing the signalmen of a largo number
of property owners ndjacont , nsuing for the
making of improvements on the Hill schoo"
grounds , such as the removing of undorbrusl
laid trees , and the making of terraces ,
Mr. Schoentgen then made n speech lr.
which ho not only advocated the granting of
the prayer of the petition , but he urged tiiat
the Hill school building itself bo so remod
eled ns to bo suitable for high school pur
poses , ns formerly.
Mr. Hunter coincided with Mr. Schoontgen
in his views , hut ns the tilling of the grounds
would Involve a largo expense , ho thought ar
investigation ought to bo mndo of the prob
able cost of the improvements mentioned
Ho moved that the petition bo referred to
the committee on grounds with instructions
to report nt the next meeting. The motion
was carried unanimously.
Superintendent Sawyer reported that the
attendance during the past month has been
much better than during the preceding , and
that It had almost been cijtml to what It was
before the monsels epidemic.
On motion of Mr. Schoontgen the election
of a superintendent , for the coming year was
taken up. Prof. Sawyer modestly rotlreO
from the room , and when ho returned lie was
notllled that ho had been unanimously chosen
ns his own successor.
Don't forget the Sunflower chorus.
Seed oats , corn , millet and seed potatoes
garden seeds of all kinds , at H. L. Carman's ,
MX ) Main and Ml Pearl streets.
Trees , all kinds , guaranteed to grow , price : .
cheap , ut Mull's' , Broadway , opposite postof
lice.
Mnslciile.
The mnslcnlo arranged by the young ladles
of the congregational church will occur thi
evening nt the residence of L.V. . Hess , < 11
Willow nvcnuo. The following splendli
programme has been arranged by Mrs
Guynor , planoist of St. Jo , assisted by Mrs
Sherman , Mr. Uorilck nnd the Mandolin club
Mandolin club .
1st No vcl let t ii Schumann . Mr. liny no
llasssolo Selected . Mr. Derrle1
) a Serenat i MoszKowskl .
Ib llnttatullo Soharwenka .
Vocal solo Selected . Mrs. Hieinin
i'iinlaslo Inipioinptu t'hopln'J ' .
Air do llallet Chamlnado .
Vocal solo Sol t'otud . Mr. Derrick
l.a riliuiso KalT .
Mandolin t lun .
Uoudo Hillllanlo-Weber .
All are cordially invited.
For lovely books go to the entertainment
Thursday evening. For neat bindings go to
Moorehouso .t Co. , Pearl street.
See our lie r. ition counter. Kvcry article
worth from : > o to U'ia'c , for fto Monday nt the
Boston Store , Council BlulTs. Consisting of
hair curlers , combs , elastic , beads nnd 100
and other useful artlcloi. Boston Store , Coun
cil Bluffs , la.
When about to build don't fail to set prices
on lumber of Thu Judd it Wells Co. , Sia
Broadway , Telephone 'Ji7.
Taken Hack lor Trial.
Sheriff MencKo of Washington county ,
Nebraska , came to the Bluffs yesterday morn-
lug to tuko charge of Kdward Fulls , Jnmcs'.K.
Uaulelaaud James Kichards , who were ar
rested on Sunday night on suspicion of hav
ing stolen n team of horses in Nebraska. He
looked at the men In the Jnll and nt once sail
that ho thought they were the ones he
wanted. The men ngrced to go without n
requisition and the quartette started for the
west yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Mnncko stated that William ColTman
of Fort Calhoun , Neb. , was the man who
had lost the team. It had been traced ns far
ns Omaha. H had been driven over an em
bankment , the wagon wrecked , and the team
had been abandoned ,
Dry storage nt low rates , stoves and house
hold goods. J. H. Snyder , Pearl street.
The Kticrlir Takes It.
Mr. A. B. Crane ha ? been in possession of
ho Losoy wall paper store for the past few
ays ns the representative of the holders of
ihnttcl mortgages that were given by the
wncrs last week , but ho holds It no longer ,
'tstcrday afternoon SnerllT O'Neill appeared
jpon the scene armed with n writ of attach-
cent that hud been stic.l out in the district
'ourt by the Council BlulTs oil nml paint
'ouumriy. ' There were two attachments ,
no for 8211.1 nnd the other for ? > 0. Mr.
Jrano gave up the Held , but he stated that
o had not done so for good. Just what he
itcnds to do he did not say , but he stated
bat ho meant to Imvo back that stock of
.roods If he had to replevin It from the sheriff.
Up to n Into hour last night nothing moro had
'icon done In thu matter , and it was still in
he hands of Sheriff O'Neill ,
Hall Cor Kent.
Ou account of leaving town I will ren t my
oil. togothcn with parlor room , dining room ,
. 'Itchen , with stove , city water in the kitchen ,
'or one veiir or moro. It ls the most convon-
ont hall In the city ; nil In llrst-class order.
iiUlro ( | J. F. Peterson , lJii ! Broadway.
For an evening's enjoyment go to the Pros-
lyterian parlor * Thursday evening.
Char ty Concert.
The Council BlulTs Maenncrchor g.ivo a
: onccrt last evening In the Broadway theater ,
assisted by the Arlon sangerbuml nnd the
jutorlus Mandolin club of Omaha , Han
Mbert , the violinist , and Herr Gahm , th
. ianist. The programme was excellent , the. ,
furious parts being well sustained , especially'
n the chorus work.
I'ho proceeds of the concert are to bo
ilivlded between the Christian home and the
Woman's Christian association and the St.
Jornard hospitals. Thorn was a good
: mdiencc present nnd there will boancatsum
eft over above the expenses to bo divided.
Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk
Held , guidon and flower scous In the west
Catalogue and samples by mall.
Preparing to Decorate.
As May ISO is drawing around the old
soldiers are beginning to lay plans for the
celebration of decoration day. The prepara
tions , as usual , are to bo under the super
vision of Abe Lincoln post. Grand Army of
the Republic , and no efforts will bo spared to
inako It up to its usual standard In point of
interest. The best speakers are to bo pro
cured for tno occasion , and specially line
imisio will bo furnished. The arrangements
uro in the hands of a committee consisting of
F. S. Thomas , H. C. Hubbard , J. B. Dries-
back , George B. Mills and Mrs. Anna
Campbell , Committees Imvo been appointed
to take charge of the various departments.
Drs. Woodhury , dentists , 30 Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145. High
grade work a specialty.
tlroko a Leg.
Willie Hnrrincton , the thirteen-year-old
son of B. S. Harrington , who was formerly
connected with the police force , met with n
severe accident last Sunday afternoon while
ruling horseback on avenuj G. The saddle
turned while the hor.so was going at n rapid
gait , aim the boy was thrown to the ground.
The horse stopped on his log nftcr ho had
struck the ground and fr.ictured it between
the knee nnd ankle. The boy was taken t o
his homo and a surgeon was called. The
bono was sot nml at present the victim of the
accident Is resting ns veil as could bo ex
pected.
DeWltt's Little Kurlv Hlsersfortho Liver.
HANGMAN'S liOIUtOWlNG.
It A\'IIH Illw Quondam Sivcothcart'H
.Jewelry , and tin Pawned It.
Harry Bargman , n sewing machine agent ,
was arrested yesterday at the instance of
Miss Fannlo Goldstein.
The young laay claims that Bargmnn paid
considerable attention to her for a while , and
after gaining her conlldcnco began to borrow
small articles of Jewelry.
At one time Bargman Induced Miss Gold
stein to lonn him her gold watch and chain.
A diamond ring soon went to keep company
with the watch , and then a plain gold ring
followed. Ono hundred dollars Is tlio value
of the Jewolry.
Alter obtaining possession of the plunder
Bargman suddenly ceased paving attention
to Miss Goldstein and wont to Lincoln where
ho was married ton Miss Blooming.
Upon the return of Bartrman to the city a
demand was nmdo by Miss Goldstein for her
property , but as it was not forthcoming the
arrest followed.
Bargman claims to have panned the
property to n man named Miles.
Pozzonl's Complexion Powder produces a
soft and bountiful skin ; it combines every
element of beauty and purity.
AllUSKI ) UY A imUTIS.
Pitiable Condition of the Fnmi'y of
I ) . O'Connell.
The wife ami children of D. O'Connell , liv
ing nt2221 South Seventeenth street , are in
very straightened circumstances.
O'Connell is reported to be a worthless fel
low , who will not work and who frequently
abuses his family.
Mrs. O'Connell has been sick for a long tlmo
nnd unable to support her children. For a
day or so past the family Imvo had
absolutely nothing to oat. The cruel hus
band threatened to beat his sick wife if she
told the neighbors of their condition.
Yesterday the little ones cried so pitifully
for bread that the mother could stnud it no
longer.
She sent word to tbo neighbors that they
were starving. Food was immediately sup-
tilled and aid from kindly disposed persons
is asked.
Dr. Dlrnoy euros catarrn. Boo bldjf.
Union Tailors.
The local branch of the tailors' union , No.
02 , hold an open meeting In Green's hall last
evening and invited the members ot the inde
pendent union and all other tailors in the city
to bo present. The mooting was for the purpose -
pose of discussing trade and such other mat
ters as mtuut bo of bcnelK to the union.
About forty tailors wore present , with Presi
dent PotoMon in the chair. No dclinlto stops
were taken , but It Is desired to sttongthen
the union , which now numbers eighty-six
members , and another meetlne lookintr toward
n consolidation will bo held in tbo near
futuro.
_ _
A very small pill but a vorv goodone. DJ
Witt's Little Karlv Hison.
I'r mile Pra/.y
Charles W. Prlndlti spent yesterday in
making purchases In several down-town
stores , asking in each place to have the goods
held until ho called later wnen ho would pay
for them. In strolling around ho brought up
nt tbo imlice headquarters , where ho started
to tell a long tale of woe. The tnle was iden
tified as being the same one ho told over a
year ngo to the police when ho was an oiled
for being insane.
Prindle was again placed behlhd the burs
cm ! will be examined as to his sanity today.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when 1)1
Wilt's Little Knrly Hirers eve taken. S ale
111. Safe pill. Best pill.
Polly Tlilim-H.
J. Pompsoy and Jack Brer.nnn were ar
rested yesterday afternoon and charged
with sand-bagging .loo Wlrt on South Thir
teenth street Sunday night ,
Martin Croff , n thirteen-year-old boy , was
arrested yesterday suspected of stealing sev
eral curry combs and brushes from Dr. Slo-
man , ThlrtecutU uud Howard btrtcta.
CROVER SPEAKS AT BUFFALO ,
He Addresses tbo Youuts Meu's ' German
Association of Hi * ( Id Home.
HIS FIRST VISIT IN EIGHT YEARS ,
Tlie Kx-I'rpslilciit OroWs HeiiilnlnciMit
nml Acknowlcd 'cf ! That Ho
IH No lioncjcr A VOUIIK
Mint.
DrrrAi.o , N. V. , May 11. The German
Younp Men's association of Huffnlo , cole-
bratcil Us fiftieth anniversary liorc to-nlpht
In .Music hull. A remnrkahlo circumstance
was the presence of O. A. George ninl Dr.
Hohnucnstcln , who were president and vice-
president of the association holt a century
npo untl liolcl the oOlcc.s today.
The principal event of the festival was the
presence and speech of ex-President CIcvo-
and. It was his Ilrst wiuhe appearance hero
n almost eight ycni's. He received an ova-
ion whan he appeared on the platform , and
ho enthusiasm of the ( -real audience was
ilalnlv pleasing to Mr. Cleveland. Mr. t'lovc-
, and said in part :
Mr. President and I.iidles and Gentlemen :
1 am clad to meet lieio tonight MO nititiy old
friends nnd ariinnlntanee . mid to loin them
In felicitations whleh luvo called us
together. Atthli iiioiniMit I H'call with | > cr-
fci't vividness another evening ni'iirly elulit
yuais IIEOlienlnii Loantlfnl building stand
ing on tliIs spot and t lion just eumpleted.we In-
nnmirnted with Mings nnd lejnlelnj ; a Kiand
iiutlonitl saiiK'irfi'sl , This was a piuiid ( lay
for llnllitlo. and n tnonder one still for < mr
tioriiian fellow townsman , \ \ lutliiMi welcomed
iistlielrtue tsii ItirRc and noluhlc assoin-
filiiKo fniin many slates , renre eiitliik' their
national linn of music , and at the same time ,
were permitted to o.thlhlt to tliuir visitors as
a monument of the enterprise and activity of
the ( icrman Young Metis' assoelatlon , the
iH'timl and IniDosliiK music hall In wlik'h their
festival of Mina was held.
,1,1m disaster which soon overlook the asso
ciation. InxohliiK the destineIon ! of their
splundid liulldlnp. Imtucht nodlsaiiiniL'oment
to the members of the organization. Tonltfht
we mci'l In another and more imienlllceiit
Music Hall , liullt upon the ashes of tin' llrst.
to celclirato the close of llfty years In the life
of an association , that exhibits to eu'iy ol > -
server the courage and determination which
Inevltalily lead to usefulness and success.
As this association crosses tin- threshold
which liemldwny In the llrl century of Its
existence. Its member * may well recall with
pridoand coiiKratiilutloii what It has thus far
done for the promotion of a knou ledco of ( Jcr-
iiian literature and the cultivation or Herman
character ; ami as they outer upon the second
half century of organl/cd olfort. they should
ho more than over determined to pursue tlieso
purposes not only because they may thus
keep alive a fond remembrance of the lather-
laud , but because they may thus. In a higher ,
better spirit , aid In the cultivation of these
s.intlmcnts which purify and strengthen a
Kcnulnc and patriotic Americanism.
After the anniversary of the German
Youac Men's association in Music hall a com
plimentary dinner was riven in honor of ox-
President Cleveland at the Hotel Iroquols by
his personal and political friends in Buffalo.
In his remarks in response to the toastmas-
tor's welcome Mr. Cleveland was reminis
cent. Ho bewail by suyinp :
My ft lends. I have boon striving for several
years to hclievo that I am still on the brlflht
and sunny side of the time which separates
middle age from the last declivity In life , but
now and here , amid tlm memories of early
manhood and rccallltiR.'thu ' scenes of thirty-
live years ace , I yield the .stmi. lo and enroll
myself among tlioso who are no longer
yomi ) ! . I have reached the limn In life
when I bet-In to enjoy the compensa
tion of advancing yours which Is born of
retrospection , whou Itdls.-ards all past Irrita
tions and dwells only upon thothlniis in mem
ory's keeping that are pleasant and consul Inc.
My mind at ibis moment Js full of the recol
lections of the o.NperliSrees connected with rny
early life In Huiralbl Some of these experi
ences were rimmed. Init they were healthful ,
and they appear to bo how robbed of every-
thine save tlio features that make thorn wel
come memories.
Kuferrim ; in n Jocular way to his former
law partner , Mr. Bissel , who , was. present ,
Mr. Cleveland said , ;
I am glad to know'that ho has grown to ho a
vorv fair lawyer and Is a respectable citizen.
1 understand that ho has lately mauled ,
which Is something that for the last ( ivo or six
years I have thought was a very proper thing
for a man of his ago or oven my ago to do.
Mr. Cleveland referred to Buffalo's first
mayor , Joseph Elliott , who held cilice in
Ibli- , and said that after nil ho could scarcely
speak as an old resident of Buffalo , for ho did
not remember Elliott. Then ho added :
I iceall distinctly , however , the celebration
of the city's semi-centennial , llfty year's af
terwards , and I was very well acquainted
with the man who was mayor at that time. I
believe he dabbled a little afterwards In state
and national politics At any rate I know
ho had a Job for four years It
the government employ. and then ,
like others In public position , when
there came achangoot administration he lost
his place , He was accused , I am told , of talk
ing too much about the tarltr and wuschargcd
with attempting tornln the country In sundry
and divers ways. In point of fact , however ,
I am convinced that , notwithstanding all we
hear of civil service reform , ho was
discharged for purely , partisan reasons and
because some one. else wanted his place
Ho did a gieatdeal of hard work and wa >
much perplexed and troubled , but I know that
his greatest trial was his alienation of many
personal and political friends In making ap
pointments to olllco. It was Imposslblo to
avoid tills , and It will continue to bo Impossl
blo In all cases so long as the applicant for
olllco and the man who' Is charged with the
responsibility of appointment occupy sncl
entirely dlll'eront points of observation. am
just so long as public duty may sometimes
stand In the wiy of personal friendship.
*
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
ron teothinp gives quiet , healthful rest. 2 , '
cents a bottle.
t ov itKV. ititjijs.
Chargoil with Heresy hy tlio New York
I'rcsl'ytory.
Ntw : YOUK , May 11. The committee of the
New York Presbytery appointed to consider
alleged heresy in the address of Hov. Dr
( Jharlcs A. Brings heforo ttiu Union thcolog
ical seminary on January " 0 last submlttci
reports hoforo the mooting of thu proshytory
Ibis afternoon. The majority roporl oponlj
accused Dr. Brlggs of heresy and radica
divergence from belief in the church n' '
stated in the confession of faith. It was
sipnod bv Uov. Drs. Birch , Forbes , Lampi
and Prof , Stevenson , The minority repor
was presented solely by Hov. Dr. Mcllvnln
Mr. Walter Edwards , a lawyer , who was
also on the committee , declined to eigi
cither report. Ho agree ) with the majority
rooort ns to its first , article , "sources o
divine authority , " and agrees with tin
minority report ou the other two recom
mondatlons. , ,
When the presbytery , mot today Dr. Hast
ings offered n resolution declaring that the
presbytery of Ctiestor , . Pa. , In making the
original overture , had violated the rights o
Professor Briggs , that ] gentleman not bcint ,
In that presbytery's jurisdiction , nnd that tin
presbytery of Chester , bad violated the eon
Rtltutional rights of the jjresbvtory of Nov
York , which bad solo Jurisdiction eve
Professor Brlggs.
On roll call the resolution was rejected , r >
for nnd 44 against.
Professor Briggs then , , rrad a protest do
during tbo appointment of a committee litho >
the Now York presbyfpry to consider hi
Inaugural address as , , n violation o
usagi ) nnd a breaclj , of Justice am
sound discipline bocnu Q.of . the lollnwlnu
facts : 1 , He haU had ,110 , Intimation of mu
no opportunity to meet , the , motion for the
appointment of the committee. : . ' . The com-
mllteo was uppoiutrd iu his absence , caused
by 111 health , and wa * also appointed with-
"FAMILIAR IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS
AS ANY HOUSEHOLD WORD , "
'llie Times , London.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. "
"Delightful and refreshing"
HKITISII .MKDICAL JOUKXAL.
SOLE EXPORTERS :
THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY , LD. ,
out his knowledge nnd consent , tt , Ho had
no opportunity to maUo any explanation to
the presbytery which might have tnado the
appointment ot n committee unnecessary.
4. The committee was appointed In April to
consider nn address delivered January 20.
Such committee , If appointed nt all , should
Imvo been appointed within n reasonable
tlmo. 0. The committee had not been up.
lolntcd for the purposes provided for in law
itid nccordlng to the processes of law.
Dr. Birch rose to n question of privilege.
Its right to speak was questioned again nml
again , but ho kept the floor and dually was
iccordcd n hearing. Ho said that ho haj
icrsonnlly notllled llr Hrlggs of the meeting
if the I'ommitteo and tind Invited him to be
iruscntiind explain matters and avoid prose-
. ution. He said that Dr. Briggs had replied ,
lei-lining to attend for two reasons , llrst , ill
iralth , nnd second , because the committee
\vns not a legal one. Dr. Birch was going to
continue , but do was Interrupted. Finally
.ho presbytery accorded Dr. Ulrch nnd Dr.
lirlggs llvo minutes each to speak. Dr.
llircti continued uy saying that when ho
complained against seven young men who
were nbotit to bo licensed , one on tlio
ground of Inerrancy , Dr. Briggs said to him ,
"Try me , sir ; I'm the person.1 Then Dr.
Briggs admitted receiving a loiter from Dr.
Birch , but said It was not olllcliil and that
iny protest ho might wish to make must bo
based upon ofllclnl communication.
Then followed an unintelligible mlnpllng
of motions. At last Dr. Van Dyke was
recognized .md his motion to adjourn was
carried unanimously.
After prayer tbo presbytery adjourned to
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The report of
the committee was made the llrst order of
the day.
DoWltt's Llttlo Early Hlsers. Best little
pill ever made. Cure constipation every
Lime. None equal. Use them now.
I'OIISIOIIH ( iflllltl'll \ \ rStlM-IH'I'S.
WASHINGTON , May II. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Bir..j : Pensions were granted today
as follows :
Nebrnsna : Original--William 1C. Ilum-
nhle , Loron/o Hines , Andrew Sccry , .loseph
Spuihen , Hnmnnzo Haven , Joseph L. Stuart.
Navy John K. Harbour , John Tuft , \Vuko-
man' Hesseiiuie , John W. Nations. Ira J.
Hunt , Daniel Moorgenatern. John McICirnen ,
Thomas Morlov , Thomas MooiFitJ.imes
Durkco. Additional Benjamin Dexter ,
Lorenzo Preston. Increase- John (5 , Hop
kins , John W. Lumndue. Francis M. Pen-
nington. Itcisstio nnd Increase Amos W.
Gaudy. Original widows , etc. Sur.ih E. ,
widow ol Huston deeper.
Iowa : OriginalWillard Thaycr , Heason
B. Hcddcn , John G. B. Harp , Philander F.
May , William Hahm , Abrum Hampshire ,
David G. Hummel , Peter Lacey , John
Sehwagler , Jacob F. Marfnott , James H.
Aticnn , Lafayette Miles , August Sclimidt ,
Jacob W. Erb , John H. King , Anthony Mar
tin , Ttiomas C. Mcllorter , Henry C. Hump-
shlro , fjilcad Simpson , Ole Pasthrnm , Chris
tian Walter , E. H. Wood , Ames Adams.
Additional Benjamin Trnclson , Abraham
Full-man. Christian Hlno , William Parkin.
Hostoration and reissue Gcorgo St < 'rritt.
Increase David Coffen , Jacob E. Wilson.
William M. Wilson , Thomas Grcon. William
H. Foster , Thomas L. Strong , James S. Tay
lor , VUlliam Hawkins , Truman W. Ilnzlcton ,
\SilllamD. Forbes , Orlando S. Hartman ,
Phincss H. Kctchum , Shepherd Poland ,
Henry Trairer. Original widows , navy
Minnie L. . widow of Jostph Greene ; Lu-
clnda , widow of Joseph Footer ,
Small in size , great tn results : DoWItt'
Little Early Hisers. Best pill for Constipa
tion , best for Sicic Headache , host for Sour
Stomach. _
Only Ono Itcscucd.
HALIFAX , N. S. , May 11. The Swedish
bark Helgn , in ballast , from Tonsburg for
Quebec , was struclc on Hcnows Island during
a dense fog. The crew clung to the rocks In
perilous position. No boat could reach them
and one after another they gave up and
drifted out into the angry so.i , until but one
was loft. Ho was washed within reach of
the people on shore and rescued.
Be wise in timo. You have too many gray
hairs for one so young looning. Use Hall's
Hair Henoxver , the best preparation out to
cure them. 'Cry it.
Will Not H Allowed to Imml.
CITV or MKXICO , ( via Galveston ) May 11.
Foreign Minister Murlscal soys that all nec
essary sjops have been taken so that if the
Itata reaches any Mexican ports she will not
bo allowed to land. She will , however , ho
allowed to purchase small quantity of victu
als , but no coal. The government , the min
ister says , is resolved to observe strictly the
treaty obligations with Chill and t.ot to har
bor insurpeuts.
They Got it of Cour.so.
Jim ! oh Jim ! I say , Jim 1 Youn comln' ,
mam ; what's or matter I Why baby has got
the colio ; run down to drug store and get a
bottle of Hnllor's pain paralyzer ; quick , now.
Ordered from St. I
ST. PinT.nsiirwi , May 11. The czar has
ordered the Jewish banker , Baron Ginsburg.
to quit St. Petersburg and to close bis busi
ness for making an open attempt to instruct
the minister of the interior to ameliorate the
condition of the Jews bv offering to vote
1,000,000 , rubles to charities.
German WarslilpH Hoiiiid for Chill.
SAX FitAXcicco , Gala. , May 11. The Gor
man flagship Loislg and the cruisers Alexan-
derino and Sophie , under command of Hear
Admiral Vnlols , loft Yoltohama May 1 for
this port. They will lake iu coal hero untl
will then go to Chili.
Cloidl ; > iirst in New .Mexico.
Dcsvwi , Colo. , May H. A special from
Liberty , N. M. , says n cloud burst near that
place and washed away n party of campers
tonight. The water came down the draw
several feet high , drowning E. J. Wilcox.
The others hud a narrow escape.
Shannon Si 'iN ' Tralllcy.
Manager Shannon has evinced the best of
judgment In the signing of Catcher Billy
Trallloy at this critical juncture. The Lambs
were greatly In need ol a man to help ' 'Old
Cy" out behind the bat and now they have
him. Trallloy is an old Union Pacific boy ,
and a favorite here. Ho will probably catch
in this afternoon's game at Sioux City.
Christian Young .Men Adjourn.
KA.NSAH CITV , Mo. , May 11. The Interna
tional convention of the Young Men's Chris
tian association adjourned sine die last night.
Hl'XIHMVX DHIl V 1 HUS.
epic Tuuklod hy the Orators
Last KvcnliiK.
About one hundred members of the Sun
down club sat down to n very palatable din
ner at the Paxtnn hotel last evening.
The question for discussion wn % "Should
immigration to the United fcitntos ho re
stricted I'1 The speakers who had agreed to
open the debate were Mr. G. M. Hitchcock
tind Mr. T. J. Mnhonoy.
Hoti. John L. Webster presided ns master
of ceremonies , nml ho prefaced the discussion
with u few remarks about the recent difll-
culty ut Now Orleans and the controversy
now going on betwcon the United States ami
Italy. Kvcnts of this character , Mr Webster
said , were calculated to arouse general Inter
est In discussion upon the question of re
stricting immigration.
Mr. a M. Hitchcock of the World-Herald
advanced arguments favoring the aftlrmuUvc.
Ho held that the question of philanthropic
liberty for all the world should not overtop
the consideration of pencil and happiness for
the ulll/uns of the Unllod .Stacs. ! The time
had como , ho held , when the people
ple of this nation should look with
grave concern into the great problems
that confronted a self-governing people.
Then ) was no need , he said , of inviting In
the millions of the old world as they wore In
the past. The cities had grown from ! l to
over : H > per cent of our population , and the
greater part of vice and crime and poverty
was found In the cities. The greater portion
of the vicious elements in the cities , the
speaker said , win made up of raw mitturhi
from the pauper erowdo I countries of
the old world , and for tin si > reasons
the time had como when n limit should bo set
upon the immigration of people from all for
eign countries. The spcaKor was applauded.
OMr. T. J. Mnhonoy took up thu negative.
He maintained that the United States was
yet largo enough to furnish homos for mil
lions more. He had noticed that In the dis
cussion upon the bill Introduced in con
gress last winter to restrict Immigration
that the members of congress , unanimously ,
expressed It as being their belief that the
country could with advantage support a
great many more people , nnd that tno only
pressing need , at present , was the strict en
forcement of the laws prohibiting the land
ing ot imported Idiots , paupers and criminals.
Mr. Mahoney held that the statement made
by Mr. Hitchcock to the effect-that the
Immigrants who had como to this
country recently were of a more vicious and
ignorant class than those who oiuno forty or
llfty years ago , was not : i fact ; but the con
trary , ho held , was the caso. Many of the
immigrants of the present were bettor edu
cated mid better qualified to make good citi
zens than those who came several decades ago.
The talk about this country being nmdo .tho
swill barrel for all creation was , in the
speaker's estimation , a great exaggeration ,
for ninny of the poor immigrants who had
recently como over would doubtless muko
good citizens , just as many of these who had
como over poor and Ignorant years ago had
become.
Mr. Fred McConnell , Clement Chase and
several others spoke upon the subject and the
discussion was continued for fully an hour.
I'nneral of .Mrw. Mc'Sliune.
The funeral of Mrs. Alice McShnno took
place nt 9 o'clocic yesterday from her late
homo at the residence of Major John B.
Furuy , 'MSoward \ street , to the
lunch of the Holy Family. The serv
ices were attended by mi unusually largo
concourse of friends , who tearfully gathered
to pay tliBf last tributes of respect to the
memory of the dead.
The llor.il offerings wore rare and beauti
ful , and were sent In In such profusion that
it was absolutely impoislolo to remove thorn
to the church. They were arranged In a
mound about the casket , and were
piled in great hanks on either .side.
Their beauty was striking , and their rich
fragrance extended far beyond the outer
wulls of the bereaved homo.
The church was filled with sorrowing ones
who had known and loved the deceased , mid
every so-it In the spacious edlllco was
occupied , The services were very
impressive , solemn high mass being
celebrated by Hov. Fattier Hlllnmn , with
Hov. Father Klnsler as deacon , and Hov ,
Father ICoopman sub-deacon. The full choir
assisted in tno services , and Mrs. Schonck
very fecllnglv sang "Host , Spirit Host. "
The remains rested in a beautiful rose
wood llnished rolled steel casket at the head
of the main aisle.
The pall boarcrs were John G. Lee , V.
Burkloy , F. C. Morgan , Thomas II. Dailoy ,
M. Donovan , Andrew Murphy , Louis Schroeder -
der , Kd Mcadimbcr , Thomas F. Mulligan and
C. V. Gallagher.
At the conclusion of the mass the caskol
was upain borne to the hcar.s'o , and a very
lengthy cortege followed it to its last resting
place in the cemetery of the Holy Sopuicher ,
SiGK HBOACHE
' Positively cured by
these Little Vills.
CARTER'S
They also relieve Dla
tress from Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE digestion and Too Hearty
iVER Eating. A perfect rcm
edy for Dizziness , Nausea ,
PILLS. Drowsiness , Had Taste
In the Mouth , Coated
Tongue , Tain In the Side ,
TOUPID I.IVEII. They
regulate tSo Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
31. n. t'ii.i.iiai-itfr\ .
Kjrc , Knr , No o nml Throat
Siifclnllit ,
Council lllutTs , - - IOWA.
Sore cyo\ cross i-yei ,
pnlnful unit wcnk vM
I'arnclio , donfnufs , < ]
clinrifct from the i ira , .
tnrrh. liny fever , intlnnti"
nml nil ticnto mid chronic
ntTi-ulluaiuf thu tliriml
fpeclulty. { .Inn * i3v < M tit
led nlthont pain , ( iliimoi Rcciirutclf iiroicrllJOil In
illtllcult r.'ncM , often curing chronic iiuar.ilh'H an I
nick heailnchr. Snrulciil operation * , wliun nocoi-
unrr , palnlooly perfornic'd , miurlnj bo < t nun Hi
( Juice.Slniciirt-llenu block , ruuiul Council HlulTa , UTe
To Bee-Keepers
I curry n full line of neokoopers' sup
plies , including comb foundation , huu
oy knives , smokor.s , sections und ti
supplies for the apiary. M. S. HOOP
6'JO K. Urotidwuy , Council HlulTa , loival
srwcr/vL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
'iron SAliB tinrfluo fatn7lT hme ! , u"Unbla
-f for rhlltiRur driving. Apply to KM S , Oth
Mioot.
fl'O huors of horso- < - The lart-esl lot of
1 ami the llm < * t In tlio cltyi aUo huy
feed id nil klniln , ul H.CohNlvin V Co *
West llrnadway.
NTUSH KJrl wanted Imnu'dliitoly. Uood
nu cs. Cull ut ' 'II Vine street.
J/i > H KKNT--ltiirn near court house. Apply
_ to II. W. Tllton , . lien olllce. _
LOST Hy A. Hlotcky , on Pony creek , flvt
mites from city , satchel containing
notions. Itetnrn to Illllert's and get reward ,
CI.AIUOVANT and psychometric , iirehnr-
acler readings ! also illiinnoils of dlieiiso ,
Solid lock of hair for ii'mlltmi liy luttcr. Hun-
( InNiinil ovciilmjs. Mrs. 1' . lloon | < r. MVJ Avo-
nne I' , near corjirtr Illth si. , Coniu'll II ulln ,
irums A l.lv-l'or Hi-lit- Wanted -If yon want
-1' to buy , sell or rent iinvtliliiK In the real
estate llnr don't do tt until yon liuvc MUMI out
IIITKO ' 1st of lurKalii" . Swan \ Walkei. No. 1U
Main anil ll.l I'earl streets ( . 'uuiu'll ll.iilli.
IjVJlt S.M.K or Trade A line imported
.1 ? riydesiialo stallion , ( . 'all on 1) ) . J. llutch'
IIIMIII X : I'o. . HIT Hroaihv.iy. _ _ _
SO.MK line residence property for runt bj
liny & Hess. , u Peart street. " _ _
IjlOltSAI.K-llotol centrally "loi'sifmi. clolnj
J- peed business. Or will exchange for Kood
farm In western Iowa.
Hotel lease , funi'turo ' and fixtures ) an A
No. I elianoeto sti'p Into a good pa > ing biut-
ni'-s Keasons fur M'lllng , other Imslucss ro-
qulilii1. ; all owner's attention.
It.'irKalns In reslilnnen and business prou-
ertv. It. I' . Ollli'or , real estate an I insurance
nielli. No. I'.1 N. Mnhs . . ( ojinrK llliilTs.
/1AUIIKNS Some i-holro Burden land neai
V \ Council IlinlTs ( or sale uneasy terms , also
vineyards and a largo list of Ion a farms.
John-ton \ . Van Patten. _ _
1/ilM'IT farm for sale or trade : well locntod
-1 and all In bearing ; goo I liouso and ham.
Will take seine good city property , and good
tlini'glvet. on balaiu'c. Call on or address I ) .
J. Iliilclilnvin .V I'D. . 017 Itroadway.
1/H > ! 1 KENT The Mi-Mahon blook. II s tory
JL brick , with baseinenl and olevalur. J. w.
Siiilii' | , tut IVarl stnvt.
FOHS.V1/K or Hutu CUr.lou land , with
houiai , by J. It. tlloa. nil Main U. Uounoll
UlutTt
Gas Heating Stoves.
No Asncs ! No S.MOKB.
Just tlu thine for bath rooms , bed rooms , tito ,
I'all and sou our large assortment *
C. B. Gns nnd Electric Liqht Co.
? ll Pearl ami ' . ' 10 Main Street.
CITIZENS STATE BAM
Or Council Bluffd.
CAPITAL STOCK . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.00Q
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
I. A. . Mlllor , F. O. ato.i < rm , M f *
BhuKiirt. K. E. H.irt , J. I ) Kdiniindion , Chuloi :
It. llnnnnn. Tr.insaot Konor.il banklnt butl-
neii. LartaU caplt.il suul nirpluj ot auy
bnnkln Southwestern IJ\TL \
1NTERESTON TIME DEPOSITS ,
GrRAND ,
Council Bluffs , In.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Opsn ,
Crcigin & Co. , Proprietors.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STUAJl DYE WORKS
I All kinds of Dying and Uleunln ; ilimo In tha
HlKhcslStyloor the Art , Faded and Stalnod
( 'aurlcs made to look as Kood us now. lied
I'cathers Cleaneil Uy Steam , In I list CRHI |
.Manner. Work promptly douo and delivered
In all parts of the country. end for prlca
1ISt
O. A. MrtOIIAN. I'ron. .
101J Uroadwav. Near North wi : urii Uopob ,
COUNCIL lli.iif F.S. U.
\llim1nre < AtloI'ml'sat law. Praoj
tt OallllllllS nuo | U llm state and
federal courts , liojnis : i. 4 and 5 tihugarl
llcno block , Council HlulTs , la.
HI rinuiliorc Attorney nt I.nvr , No. tt
. J , UhllllDUS , I'uiirl street , over Hush ,
null's store. Telephone No. > 'l. Iliislnosl
hours , b a. in. toy p. in , Council Illnlls , lit.
Electric Truss33 ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Eto.
AGENTS WANTED. DH. C , II. JUDD ,
OO6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
TUIU-HMIONKS.
OI'TIOK. ' V. KRSt.D'ONJS
'
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute ,
IK8. HKl.MNOEltS , I'ltOl'.H.
Chronic diseases of all Units mid defonni
Itlcs specialties. Nos. 'Mil nndOji ; Hroiuhvuvi
Council Itluirs. hi.
ADVANTAGES
OF BUYING
M-I-S-P-I-1
- - - - -
It would not pay tlio ttiilor to make up poor matorinl ; therefore , in liuiiif ; inistlts you nro nhvnyscertain to L'ot cloll
lhnt will give uood siUiBfncUor. and lon hprvieo. 'I'iiun tlio tailor takes fur morn euro with ) ii wor'lf tlinii ig bustowud , i
factory work , where the iaea is to hlifjlit tlio irnrineiit ns iniiL'U us possible iu order to turn out worlc clionp. Another in'eul up
nlvinttii.'u : is Hint , nmonu our line inifcllth , you will llnd the hnlf nnd qimrtor nixes , and really bolter Httuiu L'oodn than rrn
bo found in oBtiitihbiimcnts Dial deal in ready nmdo elothliif ' . Tlien bv niislltH
, buying you are really puttinj , ' in your pookel
what the tailor losus. for you tfct as jjood as the tailor would make you'for just about hull what the tailor would chai'L'o.
AH alterations done free of eharpo to insure a jjooil lit.
BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARS ,
- - F > RIGR /
RIGRLvIST. . "
SUITS. OVERCOATS PANTS.
25 ru Mrrehnnt Tailor made at t2 ! (10
; u OuMeirhant Tailor niudn at 14 10 5 00 MerchantTailor iiiado at JI1 tn I 0 00 Merchant Tailor nmdo ut 130)
IIS 10 Moreliunt Tailor made at Hi oil M (10 ( Meicluint Tailor iniido at II M
8 (0 ( Mniclmiit
Tailor Hindu
41) ) Ou Merchant Tailor made at 18 ! 3 40 to Merchant Tullor miiilo at 403
at II 7i
< 5 CO Meiehnnt Tailor iiir.de at Ill U ) 10 00 Merchant Tailor mndo at 5 00
M ) 00 Merchiint Ti-llor inuilu at ' 'I W 45 ( X ) Muruhlint T.illor iiiitili at 'JJ 0)
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