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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNJDAX ! APRIL 10 , 1892-TWENTY PAGES.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL KLUFFa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'EAUL STREET.
tcllurtclly Carrier to any partof the City
II. W. T1I/TON , - MANAGER.
IJHslncM Office No 41
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MtXUIl MKXT1OX.
N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loani. 204 Sapp bloel' .
Frank Btanborn , n pntlont at Ilclll
hospital , dlod yesterday morning , aped 3.i
years.
A mnrrlaec llconso was Issued yesterday to
Frank C. Siller of KOR Urcok township Pot-
tawnttnmlo county , nnd Oertha F. Mcueo of
Mills county.
Dr. T. McK. Stuart will lead the Sunday
school lesson study at the rooms ol the
Younp Men's Christian association this oven-
Inn nt 8 o'clock. Lnuies and gentlemen are
cordially Invited.
The CHSO of Larson & Jensen against .T. J.
ttrown , In which the plaintiffs nro seeking to
recover what Is claimed to bo duo them for
plastering the house of the defendant on
South Seventh street , was on trial In the
superior court yesterday.
Ed Johnson , L.Vlntcrs , William Davis
nnd Sudlo Leo nto dinner at n North Muln
utrcot restaurant yesterday and went away
without paylnc for it. Ofllccrs located thorn
later on and placed thorn under arrest on a
charge of beating a board bill ,
M. J. MnNcrtry , secretary of the Denison ,
la. , whist club , has sent n challenge to the
whist players of this clcy for n match tramo ,
the sldo winning two games out of three to
bo declared the winner. They can play
from fourteen to twenty on a side.
Messrs. McGco anU Troynorhavo engaged
I'rof. J. H. UcMotlo for three lectures at
the UhauUun.ua assembly , commencing July
12. Prof. IJeMotto's lectures , illustrated
with stereoptlcou views , have been very
popular features nt foimcr assemblies.
The annual election of oftlcersof the Young
Men's Christian association will occur Mon-
dav ovenlnu. Flvo ofllcors and fourteen
directors will bo elected to 1111 the vacancies
caused by the retirement of the present In
cumbents , livery active member of the as-
Koclatlon is entitled to a voto.
The Grand hotel Injunction case , which
was to have been brought up in the district
court yesterday , did not como up on account
of the absence of the attorney for the prose
cution from the city. No day has been set
for the bearing , but it will probably bo had
In the course of a day or two.
Two men wcro caught yesterday trying to
dispose of n lot of pocket Knives that , looked
ns though they had pussod through a llro
and been badly damaged. One of the men
who gave his name as M. J. Doyle did all
the work , the other bolng too drunk to talk
nnd therefore a silent partner. They wore
arrested nnd are supposed to have stolen the
knives during the burning of the Omaha
liardwuro establishment a couple of weeks
ago.
The King < > f Uuftolino Stoves.
The old single generator Dangler was
the best ( jnsolino Btovo ever iiinJc , bu1 ,
SliuRart 10 Son have n now Dangler that
is unquestionably the king of vapor
stoves. It is called the Dangler Sur
prise , mid is simply the old reliable
steve with a perfect process gonoriitor
lidded. It burns n blue llamo when
lighted and has no odor in slopping or
starting. Shugarts are the only people
who handle them.
Wuiiutn'B Keller Corp * Anniversary.
The Woman's Relief corps will cele
brate their third anniversary by asocial
entertainment in G. A. R. hall on next
Monday evening. Literary and musical
program flrfat part of the evening and
dancing , cards and refreshments in the
nftcr part. Admission to all only U5c ,
VKltSOJfA L 1'AK.lUnAPHS.
Waltor'Vaughn of Chicago Is visiting in
the city.
Miss Olla Cook has returned from Lin
coln , Nub. , where she visited friends this
week.
J. F. Bracdomoro of New York is In the
city in the Interest of a New York perfume
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbs loft yesterday
for Denver , where tnoy will moke thuir future -
turo homo.
J. Locmvood Dodge , ton of N. P. Dodge o
this city , is to bo one of the speakers at tbo
April dinner to bo given by tbo Republican
club of Massachusetts.
13d Howe has leased the Park hotel as At
lantic , but will not take charge until the first
of next month. In the meantime ho will con-
llnuo showing his samples and filling his
order book.
John Morkcl , who is well known over the
country as a burnt cork artist under the
name of John L. Howe , Is expected homo
next week for a day or two visit with his
parents , Mr. and Mrs. L. Merkcl of Wash
ington avonuo. _
Just received at Davis' , a c.trlond of
Hun th & Milligan Mfg. Co.'s paints.
Absolutely pure , and the best in the
market. _
O. Yunkorman ifeCo. , feed , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 108 Broad way.
Itnom fur it IlimicHS Factory.
A couple of wealthy capitalists from the
cast are In correspondence with local parties
with a view to locating a harness factory
hero which will employ In the vicinity of 100
won the year round. Tnoy have a capital of
1.10,000 which they nro willing to Invest In
tbo enterprise in esso a man of the right
Kind can bo found to go in with thorn ,
furnish a share of the stock and undertake
the management of the business. They bavo
been led to look up Council Bluffs as u pros
pective location on account of Its excellent
railroad facilities , and according to the state
ment of a prominent Implement dealer the
only thing that now Hands' In the way Is
their Inability to Interest local capitalists In
tbo plan.
It Is to bo hoped that tbo scbomo will not
bo allowed to fall through. There are only
two harness factories of any size In this part
of the cointry , and almost the entire supply
lias to bo brought from the oast. Thcro Is
plenty of room for an enterprise of this klud ,
and what Is waiting for tbo men who cngago
In It may bo Judged irom the cnso of an
Omaha tirm which embarked Intha business
olfila or ten yours ago witti a capital stock of
nothing but push and Is now rated at 570,000
by the commercial agencies.
How are your awnings ? J. M.
Lamoko , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory.
Thomas Tostovin , civil engineer and
Eurvoyor , over DoVol'f , C01 Broadway.
Ill * rather Will Kettle.
William Ohlrlchfl , who stole a watch ,
chain , overcoat and pair of gloves from P.
D. Ilurk vfbllo occupying his room aud
sharing his hospitality , has been located
at his homo In Lcavonworth , Ivan. ,
wbnro ho went Immediately after his
disappearance from this city. A letter has
boeu received by Mr. JJurk from the father
of the culprit offering to settle for tbo stolen
property providing the case against him Is
dismissed. This will probably bo done , as
JJurk'i main object In gettmgnfter tbo young
man was to force ) him to n ottloment.
Bwnnson Mublo Co. , Masonlo tomplo.
Dr. A. W. Gordon Is now the happy
possessor of ono of the Jliicst phuiost in
the city , having purchased of the Swan-
Eon Music Co. a cabinet grand Schubert.
Jnrvisl877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Jtirvls1 wild blackberry Is the best.
Bolts it Bolts want to buy a car load of
horses and maros. Will bo at Boquet'a
born , Council UluITs , Saturday , April 10.
Pay cash.
E. II. Sheafo has money to loan on real
estate und chattels , Broadwey and Mulu.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Improved Freight Facilities Required by
the Burlington.
WILL MAKE SOME IMPORTANT CHANGES
I.nmtirr for tlio Addition * to lie Mmlc to the
Company' * rropcrty Already on the
Ground Other Local
NCMH Notes.
The DurllnRton Railway company is mak
ing prcparallons for Improvements In the
freight depot which will enable them to fur
nish their patrons bolter facilities. Tbo tre
mendous amount of business which Is bolng
done In the Implement line renders it Impos
sible for the Improvements to bo made at
once , but they will bo begun as soon as the
spring rush Is over. T&c freight depot ,
which is In two sections at present ,
will bo brought to grade and the two sections
united , the whole being surrounded by a
platform , which will bo about 100 feet longer
on each end of the depot than It now is. The
road which encircles the depot will bo
pivcd , so lhal the heavily laden wagons wl 11
not sink oul of sight In the mire ns Uioy
have done in the past , Tbo luniDcr for the
platform is already on the cround and work
will bo commenced as soon as possible with
out Interfering with the freight tradio.
\Vithroforencotoanow passenger depot ,
matters nro nt n standstill. W. J. Daven
port , freight agent of the company In this
city , slates thai the ofilclals of the company
nro all ready to build u new local depot ns
soon ns It is decided dolimtoly that Council
HlulTs is not to have a union dcpol. Ho has
been trying for many months past to Induce
the company to build without waiting for
the other matter to bo decided. Thooftlcials ,
however , nro not willing to spend $10,000 or
$15,000 on n local depot with a probability of
having to spend $3. > , UOn or so on a union
depot soon.
Incidentally It might bo mentioned that
the construction of the Northwestern local
depot Is to bo commenced at once , word to
that effect having been received from head-
quarlnrs. The ufllclals of Ibis road
stnto that the erection of a local
depot will have no effest , whatever ,
on their connection with tbo union
depot scheme , either for or against. They
nro so situated tbat a Ioo.il depot will bo n
necessity to their business , nnd they still
consider themselves bound by their contract
to go into the union depot scheme when tno
other roads arc Induced to fullll their share
of tbo contract. _
aoi.u cum : IN TIII : m.urrs.
The lllnneliitnl Instlttitu ICoaily to Cure tlio
Victims til Whisky , Morphine
Hint Tobacco.
With moro rnilronils than nny other
city in the west , with nearly 100 passen
ger trains coining and going clnily and
the largest and finest hotels in the Mis
souri vtilloy , the wonder has been for
months past why a bichloride of gold
cure institute has not been established
horo. No city in the west utTords such
opportunities for people to slip in
quietly and ttiko a course of treat
ment and got away without the
annoyance of publicity. It is not sur
prising Unit while local physicians were
making elaborate arrangements for
opening a big establishment , shrewd
parties from abroad should perceive the
opportunity and quickly take advantage
of it. The Hold is now lillea. Com
mencing Monday the Blanchard insti
tute will bo able to take care of all who
desire to break the thraldom of
alcoholism , the opium , morphia and
tobacco habits. Olllcos have been
fitted up on the cccond floor ever
thoo"Corner" bookstore , opposite the
postollice building , ana Mr. Blanchard
and his assistants will bo glad to meat
any and all the unfortunates who desire
roitef. lie will guarantee a quick and
safe euro of all these terrible habits , and
will iiiBuro a disgust for the pernicious
etimulants that will bo nn effective and
permanent preventive. During the
coining week ho will treat a limited
number of patients free of charge to
show the prompt und wonderful ofToct of
tlio cure. Handsome and cozy ollices
have been fitted up and they will no
doubt bo visited by raany people from
> 7cstorn Iowa in the future.
Reitor , the tailor , 810 Broadway , has
nil the latest styles and newest goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Xcnriii the Und ,
The term of federal court is noarlng the
end , and It Is likely that the middle of next
week will see court adjourned aud the law
yers , witnesses nnd booileggors gone to their
homes. Thew have boon slxty-flvo bool-
logglng cases disposed of durinir the term ,
nnd fl'ty now Indictments have boon re
turned by the grand 1ury for next term. The
following parties were sentenced yesterday :
P. D. Viers , JlTfi and thirty days ; Charles
Ulark , ! 500 and ninety days : CharlesUhoados ,
{ " .JoO und forty days ; W. W. Douthil , $17. )
and forty-five days ; Dan Williams , $150 and
thirty days ; Frank Brnltb , $150 and thirty
days.
The case of the United States against Har-
lan Thompson was tried nnd occupied nearly
the cntlro day , It being given to the jury just
bcforo thu hour for tno evening adjourn
ment. Thompson Is a young in mi of
Hi years or thereabouts and is cliprgcd with
entering a building last September nt
Nodaway , which is used as a store and post
ed ! co combined , and stealing $1.50 from the
cash drawer of the postoftlco. Detectives
were put upon his trail , and it was not long
before Thompson was arrested , the clew by
which the crime was fastened upon him
being a insrKed Canadian 50-cont piece
which It was alleged ho had pasica on a mer
chant of tbo town. A number of witnesses
were Introduced nnd all were put under a
searching cross-examination by Attorney
James McCobo , who appeared for the do-
fonso. Assistant District Attorney Howell
of Kookulc managed tbo prosecution , tbo
prosecuting attorney , Lewis Miles , having
left for his homo In Corydon yesterday
morning.
After a short absen co tbo Jury returned a
verdict of not guilty nnd Thompson was dis
charged.
Wo have our own vineyards in Callfor
nlo. Jurvis Wine company , Co. Bluffs
Genuine Rock Springs coal at
Thatcher's , 10 Main street , always on
hand.
County buncnlsors.
At the meeting of the county supervisors
yesterday the petition of C. Dectkon , asking
that the dam might bo removed from Mos
quito creek at Qroon'i packing house , was
brought up for consideration and rejected ,
the board deckling tbat itnad no Jurisdiction
In the matter.
J. It. Gorman , overseer of the poor , put In
a claim for tv.0.33 for cash Items paid out
sluco tbo last meeting of the board , nnd
showed credits to tbo amount of $51 $ , The
auditor was instructed to pay him $ .300 fo
cash item * tbat might bo needed bcforo to
next meeting.
The auditor was Instructed to issue a war
rant to settle the Judgment granted the plain-
tiffin the case of Benjamin against Potta-
wattamle county and to file a claim for that
amount and for whatever other claim the
county ralgbl have against the estate of 13.
A. Uabcocu.
M. H. French presented a petition atking
that the county take steps to prevent the encroachment -
croachment of a washout on the road near
Loveland. The petition was refused , the
board having no Jurisdiction In tno matter.
This decision was In accordance with the re
port of the county attorney , to whom the
matter was referred for navlco.
Mayor Lawrence and the linauco commit
tee of the city council paid a visit to the
board in the afternoon and spent some time
discussing the Cut-Off island caso. At tbo
conclusion of tbo conference tbo supervisors
decided to make an appropriation of $300 as
ttieir share of tbe amount needed to carry ou
the litigation.
In tbo case of Dommo & Dlrrlics against
It. Morgan , lu whlcu a Judgment was ren
dered two or three weeks npo In favor of the
plaintiff for tini.O. , nn execution was re
turned yesterday unsatisfied. The plaintiffs
mada application for an order of court to
have the defendant and his son. C , A. Mor
gan , brought In for nn examination as to
their property. The order was Issued and
the case will have a hearing this afternoon
at 2 o'clock In the superior court ,
lltncknmltli Shop llttrclnrl/ocl.
A blacksmith shop belonging to John
Abies , the redoubtable socialist , has been
made the objective point by n gang of thieves
for some tlmo ptut. It Is located on Broad
way between fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets , and the dainago Is supposed to have
been tlono by some of tbo people living in
the neighborhood. Nearly all the tools In
the shop were stolen early In the week , and
yesterday it was found that the shlo of tbo
building had boon broken In and the building
Itself almost demolished. Thetaller scorns
to bavo been done oul of pure malico.
AMUNHMKXT.i.
The retirement of Edwin Booth from the
stage , which promises to bo permanent ,
leaves America without a great "Hamlet , "
but Iticro are several younger mon striving
to become worthy Iho succcssorshln of that
cminont actor. This aspiration is wholly
commendable and Is the justification of nny
earnest , Intelligent effort for Its realization ,
Mr. Robert Mantcll has entered the lists
for the coveted honor , nnd Omaha
was afforded the opportunity nt , the
Boyd last evening to test his
powers and measure their premise. The result
'
sult Is hardly reassuring to' the critical ob
server. Mr. Mantoll brings spirit and intel
ligence to his work , and in some of the passages -
sages of stormy emotion sweeps away criti
cism , butby far the groalor time his acting
Is palpable. Ills posing Is too obvious , his
falsetto too syblllant , his roaalng too decla
matory nnd his subtioly too olusivo. Despite
lUoso faults Mr. Mantcll presents an Inter
esting Interpretation , which finds much
favor with thu general audience.
Miss Charlotte Behrons Is an act
ress of modcrato turners , who has Iho
good sense to keep within her limitations ,
and shn presented a graceful und nccoplablo
characterization of "Ophelia , " Of tbo bal
ance of the company litllo can bo said In
praise. Their merit was indifferent if not
wholly wanting , but their use may bo Justi
fied In the assumption thai the ambitions
star must employ such agencies as ho can
aflord.
TIKED OF LIFE.
Jack Comvity Seeks Stireciiso from Life's Tu
multuous Ntrllc.
John L. Conway , better Known as Jack
Conway , the brother of "Tim the council
man , " attempted to commit suicide last even
ing by shootincr a 3.2-callbor ball through his
loft lung at his room at tbo corner of Six
teenth and Corby streets. Young Conway
had been drinking heavily all day.
About noon Conway remarked to his land
lady , Mrs. Stevens , that ho would rather die
than live , but no attention was paid to his
talk as ho was pretty drunlc.
About 0:30 : Mrs. Stevens hoard a pistol
shot up stairs over the saloon aud alarmed
the mon who were in the saloon below.
TUo door loading into tbo room occupied
by young Conway was locked , but wan
broken down. Conway was found lying on
the bed with a bullol holu In bis left breast
Just above the heart. A doctor was called
and after an examination ordered n removal
to some hospital. This was objected to by
his friends.
Ho Is badly hurt , the doctor says , but the
chances nro favorable for his recovery.
Discussed PiirkH ami Dirty Streets.
A meeting of the Heal Estate Owners as-
soclalion was held yesterday afternoon in its
quarters In the New York Life building. In
regard to the deplorable condition of the
streets the following resolution was oasscd :
Wliereas. The taxpayers ana people of the
city have waited far beyond what could
reasonably be expectoJ of them for the city
contractor to sweep the streets and Keep
them In decent condition. Therefore.
Kesolied , Thit : In our judgment the time
has come when It Is tbo duty ol the city of- ;
llclals to eettlo the miestlon \ \ bother business
men und other citizens are to suffer from the
neglect of contractors or whether they have
rights which contractors are bound to re
spect. Wo are In fnvorof vigorous. Immedi
ate and Imperative action on the part of the
mayor and city ofllclals which will place the
streets of tbo city In the proper con lltton nn'l
so keep them. If there nro any differences
between the city and tlio contractor for
sweeping streets the place to adjust such dif
ferences Is in the courts. Meanwhile- the
streets of the city should not ho neglected.
There Is a very Rrluvlous wrong holng ucrpe-
tiatod upon onreltUons by the shameful con
dition of the streets and wo c.ill upon tha
proper authorities to correct the evil without
delay.
A comtnltteo of thrc'o , comnosed of Messrs.
Taylor , Heed and Bedford , was appointed to
act in conjunction with a similar committee
of the council in devising some moans to
remedy the unequal assessment on taxable
property.
The nark question was also informally dis
cussed. Mr. Boggs said lhal the city needed
inside parks for tbo poor people wbo could
not afford every evening to expend their
savings in street car fare to go away out.
Mr. Benson , who thinks that the price of
the parks , as accepted by tbo park commis
sioners , is excessive , said thai the owners of
ono of the accepted parks was , a few weeks
uco , trying to soil him the identical picco of
property for one-half the amount of money
that the city will pay for it. Air. Benson
would not mention the park or owner to
whom bo referred.
In relation to the Nebraska Central rail
road's bond proposition a committee com
prising Moksrs. Benson , Taylor nnd Hicks
was appointed to confer witn J. H. Dumont
nnd A. L. Hoed , who will in detail explain
the proposition of the now company. The
committee of three will then make a report
to the association.
Warren Switzlcr was elected ou the board
of directors , vice W. S. Popplcton , resigned.
Organized Labor Notes.
An open labor meeting will bo Held Sunday
afternoon at 2.-30 o'clock In tr.o B&rkor block.
The meeting will bo In the Interests of
painters , but the Central Labor union extends -
tends nn invitation to all tradesmen to at
tend.
Thursday night Organizer Musser of the
central union organized the electricians
with nineteen charter members. There
are about I'-'O electrical workers in
Omaha and Council Bluffs , and It Is
tbougnt Iho majority of them will Join the
union. As soon ns tbo organization was ef
fected a charter was order from the National
Brotherhood of Electricians of America ,
which has its headquarters at St. Louis ,
Tbe charter Is expected Monday. At tbo
next meeting of the local union tbrco dele
gates will bo elected to represent it at the
meetings of the Central Labor union.
Arrcsteil the Attorney.
Attorney William Slmoral enjoyed the ox-
penonco of being arrested In Council Bluffs
Thursday on a charge of oinboz/loment. Ho
went over there lo cuuso Iho nrrosl of Ktnll
Schurz , a B luffs attorney , on a slmllarcharco ,
and was successful. Ills owu arrest was the
result of Schm ' attempt to retaliate.
It seems that Scluir/ collected 19.15 duo
Milton Hogors & bon from H. L. Williams ,
and refused 'o turn It over when the demand
was mado. Ho claimed thai bo was about to
collect ii on execution even after It was In
his possession , and wbon Simeral went ever
on tbo first of Iho month and In
sisted on a settlement Scburz gave him
a chock on tbo Citizens bank In part pay
ment. The check was protested when pre
sented for payment at the bank , Schurz al
leged that Williams did not pay the full
amount of tbo Judgment and tnat when bu
( Schurz ) refused lo rorolpt the docket In
full Williams instructed him not to turn over
tbo money. Williams , howuvor , > denlod this
and showed Schurz1 personal receipt for tbo
full amount.
Simeral decided to act , and bad Schurz
arrested. Tbo latter filed n complaint alleg
ing that Slmoral had collected a note for $ -3 !
and withheld the proceeds. Simeral states
thai ho did nol collect ibe money , but ou tbo
contrary roturuud the note to Sebum some
time ago.
Both defendants were released on ball In
the sum of $300 each. Simeral states thai
bcburz1 assertions lo the effect that the matter
will oo settled nnd prosecution dropped is
without foundation , as bo proposes to push
tbe case to tbo end.
The Nehruiku Futurity.
The Nebraska Futurity btake of fJO.OOO
lias bceu secured aud such horses as I'alo
Alto , Allerton and Axlell have Ucn nomi
nated. Theraco is to bo trotted in tnls slate
In Ibtia by colts of thl * season. The truck
has not yet bceu named.
WON A DlftdHATIC VICTORY
England Scores > /Success Against Franco
and Russia Ifi gyptian Matters.
OBJECTING TO AN IRISH PARLIAMENT
Ileil Hot Tnll < nt n Meeting of the UUter He-
fenso Committee Happening * In 1'nrlln-
incnt Teototulorn In Manchester
Mm. MnjTtrlck Interflowed.
[ Cnpi/rfohtat IKfiliu Rew York AtioclnM
LONDON' , April 8. Lord Salisbury has
scored a victory In the diplomatic contest
with Franco and Kussta over the firman of
Invosturo of the khodlvo of Egypt. The po
sition has for a past week harassed and per
plexed the foreign ofllco , perhaps inoro than
even the Boring sea question over did. The
sultan stele a march , upon English diplo
mats in sending a firman so phrased as to
exclude from the Egyptian frontier the
whole Slnat peninsula nnd part of tbo Uod
sea which has boon hold by Egypt for half n
century. Uoforo the llrman was drafted the
English ambassador at Constantinople , alive
to sorao action of this sort , demanded that
tho. document stiouUl not Introduce any ques
tion concerning the frontier and received
assurance that the llrman should not touch
tbo khodlvo's rights.
Suspected Duplicity.
When the sultan's envoy , Aoub I'asha , ar
rived at Cairo , the British minister , Sir
Evelyn Baring , suspecting aomo duplicity
asked for a copy of the document , nnd when
Aoub Pasha refused to communicate the con
tents of the llrman until after the tnvosturo
Minister Baring advtsod the khcdlvo not to
proceed with the ceremony. Aoub Pasha
then disclosed the substance of the firman ,
thonaturoof which Had boon known to and
approved by Franco and Russia before tbo
missive loft Constantinople.
The consuls gcnor.tl at Cairo at once ar
ranged themselves on two sides , the Italian
sad Austrian representatives meeting at the
English embassy and tno French and Hus
sion diplomats at the residence ol tbo Turk
ish plenipotentiary. Tbo Italian squadron.
which was about to leave Alexandria , got
orders to stay nnd the ofllcors on leave were
recalled to their ships , Including thoadmlrnl ,
who was Junketing at Cairo.
Yesterday the British and Italian ambas
sadors at Constantinople sent a note to the
grand viceroy saving tnat the firman mus
bo altered or Aoub Pacha recalled. There
seems to have been no mistaking the em
phatic and peremptory character of the note
and there was an Immediate result. A tele
gram was received by the khedlvo from the
sultan today , saying that the ilnnan would
bo modified , omitting the dotlnition of the
frontier.
it transpires that Aoub Pasha bad two
documents of invcsturo. uno setting oft a
portion of Egypt and the otbcr consonant
with Lord Salisbury's view.
Tonight's Cairo dispatches say that
the statement has excited tho" great
est satisfaction tb'erc. The foreign oflice
u reticent , except that it cor.llrms
the statement that the dlfllculty is
on the point of solution , although tno day for
Invosturo of the Khodlvo is not lixod.
Meeting of th I'Utcr Dcleiuc Committee.
The meeting in Belfast of tbo Ulster de
fense committee , the mayor presiding , to
provide for a convention , went a degree
beyond , the recent Ulster commissioner's
"gathering in the violence of their tirades. "
The pretense of secrecy of the proceedings
enabled the speakers to indulge m war-llko
trumpotlngs , aud the resolutions recorded
Ulster's determination , to bavo nothing to do
with the Dublin , Parliament , \vujcu is certain
to bo controlled by men who are responsible !
for the crimes of the land league , cruelties
and boycottmc , and mere- tools of clerical
domination and an attempt to set up such a
parliament will inevitably result In disorder ,
violence and bloodshed to an extent that has
been unknown in Ireland fora century.
Major Saunders denied tbat the British
Parliament hud any right to bund them over
to another legislature which they would
novr obey , and the sentiment was received
with cheering.
T. W. Kussell predicted a ton-fold increase
of trouble in Ireland under the Dublin Par
liament.
Finally an executive committee was ap
pointed on the public son o of the danger
and purport of this agitation.
Over 100 nonconformist ministers have
agreed to bo deputies for the Ulstorltos and
blump Great Britain to arouse a religious
animus.
The Irish unionists in the Houseof Com
ment ) nllirm that their policy of resistance to
the Dublin Parliament is limited to a refusal
to pay taxes and that an active armed op
position from the people Is Inevitable. The
homo rulers In the house consider that their
host policy Is to minimi/.o the importance of
the movement , and have so far Ignored it.
JlnppcnliiKH in I'arliiimciit.
Dr. Goshen , tdo chancellor of tbo ex
chequer , will issue his annual budget on
Monday. Before the bousn adjourns on
Tuesday for the Easter recess , the only gov
ernment bill near will bo the small boldlnc
bill , this being the barrcncst record for many
weeks sitting over known.
The labor candidates who refuse obedience
to tbe liberal electoral executive are every
where disappearing. Mr. Scnadbort's agents
have succeeded in inducing the district com
mittees to oust the independents. The
executive has approved twenty labor candi
dates , most of whom are certain of election.
Tbo payment of the labor men selected Is
secured partly by the general and partly by
local funds.
Mr. Gtadstono hart promised to vota In
support of the Scotch local vote bill , and tbo
government has decided to remain neutral.
The passage of the measure , which affirms
the local option principle , will boa triumph.
for teototalors. Its practical application
until the new Parllamnnt is elected will bo
impossible. Out of 210 English burroughs
forty-four bavo elected teetotal mayors , and
this result was duly celebrated in Man-
choitcr. The speeches then made pointed to
municipal authorities using certain Influ
ences against the liquor trado.
The great cotton spinning lockout will
begin on the 1.1th inst. There Is no sign of
employers giving way. Most of the mills
uro heavily stocked and tbo storage will bo
advantageous to them.
An agent of Baroness Rnquos has Just
visited Mrs. May brick In Wpklug prison ,
Mrs. Maybnck.wlio is Just recovering from
an attack of Inlliieuza and who is still very
weak , says sbo resolves every consideration
from tbo authorities.
IX COM ) Itl.OOl ) .
A " " " " " "
i }
Dr. I'milmikl , uj/tliiRiiUlioil I'cclesluht of
1'oneii , AatiilKfllimtcd l > y AimrehUtx ,
BBIII.IN , ApriH 8 , A story comes from
Posen that Dr.isPonlnskl , a high I'ollsn
occloslast , was jjdl 'upon and assassinated by
four men , lie refuted desperately and killed
two of the man. ' Tbo other two suicided ,
Cards wcro lyn'l l on the bodies showing
they wore anarchists selected to kill Ponln-
slk. The causQ'sjunknowi ' ( ) .
Further dctalJmregardlng the murder of
Dr. Ponlnskl shotir that the llrt report was
inaccurate in so'ire ( respects. It now appears
that Dr. Ponlnskl was sitting In n room
when tlio four assassins appeared at the
house and requested to see him. They
worn ushered into the presence of tbo aged
doctor , who asked thu'ii their business with
nlrn. In reply ho was handed a rod card on
which was printed a command , slgnod by
the ' 'Committee on the Polish anarchists , "
culling upon him to surrender all the money
be bad in his possession , for the bonollt of
anarchists. The card stated that It ho re
fused to obey the command ho would bo
killed.
From his position in the church the doctor
had largo sums of money , and this fact was
well known und tuiten advantage of by the
anarchists. Or , Ponltiski , who was fory
Inilrm from old nifi , was startled from tbo
message hundoa him. Hu ran to u window
and jumped to the garden , The anarchists
followed him to the window , and before ho
could reach a ptaca of safety they poured a
volley of bullets Into him. Ho tell dead and
tbo asiasuliis Hod , but the alarm was given ,
anil the owner of Koictilelego castle , u
brother of Dr. Poomskl , aud twenty incn , at
once armed themselves , nnd mounting horses
ttartcd In pursuit of the murderers.
Drntli of the Murderer * .
Thojr wore soon overtaken by the band of
pursuers. A desperate battle followed. The
pursuers fired H volley Into the group and
ono of the murderers fell dead. The band
then realized that their pursuers wore deter
mined to avenge the death of Dr. Ponlnskl
and , ono of them seeing that nil hope of escape -
capo was out off , turned hit weapon against
himself nnd blow out his brains.
Tbo remaining two fired upon their pur
suers again , fortunately not hitting thorn ,
and they were replied to with another volley
that killed another of them. Tliou the fourth
man , rather than surrender , shot himself
fatally.
The officials of Kosehiologo have mode nn
Investigation and have already loarnnd that
the four men were residents of Berlin nnd
they came purposely to murder Dr. Ponlnskl :
The names of two of tbo men were Pela-
wasklond Urbtanlk. Some persons claim
tbat the men wcro nothing but common rob
bers , who took advantage of the prevailing
feeling caused by the anarchists' ' out
rages to prepare the card for the pur
pose of frightening Dr. Ponlnskl Into
surrendering his money to them , They
claim it Is hardly rcasonablo to suppose
that the committee of Polish anarchists ,
If there is such a body , would scud tour men
to rob and murder on old man , when one , or
at most two could have committed the crime
equally as well , with far less chance of de
tection. .
The whole affair Rooms to have been bung-
llnglv arranged from the first , and none of
the facts thus far learned go to contradict
the assertion that anarchists nro to bear the
blame of ncrlmoof which they know noth
ing. The authorities are , however , search
ing In every district , und if it should provo
true that the assassination was really tbo
work of anarchists , it is thought the whole
baud of conspirators will soon bo arrostod.
TALK WHICH DIDN'T COUNT.
Squires' Street S erplll | ; Contract Hls-
< MiN c < t by the lloanl ol I'uhllc Works ,
The street sweeping controversy was bo-
lorejtho Board of Public Works nt tbo session -
sion held yesterday afternoon , but It was not
settled by any means. Major Furay pro
duced n copy of TUB HIE : , from which ho
road the correspondence that passed between
Mayor Bemis and Contractor Squires. After
concluding hn turned to Mr. Squires with
the remark : "Is this final and conclusive ! "
"Tbo mayor and mvself nro attending to
this matter at the present lime , " answered
Mr. Squires.
Chairman Birkhausor explained the con
dition of affairs and what brought about the
writing of the two letters , lie denied that
ho bud any personal fooling In the matter.
"What you have talked don't count , " re
sponded Major Furayas it Is the contract
tbat speaks now. "
Ho was of the opinion that Mr. Squires
should bo allowed extra compensation for
clean MIC some of the streets.
"While that may bo true. " answered
Chairman Birkhaubor , "you must take into
consideration that the city has paid for
cleaning at Its own expense , eight miles of
the worst streets in the city. "
Then Mr. Squires spoko. Ho said that If
n running conversation was going on , he
would msko a few remark * . When ho went
to work last season It was witb a string tied
to bis contract. Ho had spent f l.OOU and had
received $900 in return. This spring ha had
been asked to clean streets where breaking
plows and wheel scrapers would do better
work than sweepers.
Major Furay asked what streets were in
that condition.
Ho was Informed that North Fourteenth
Harnoy nnd West Dodge streets were burie
beneath the mud that had been dropped b
graders. For months ho had submitted , bu
did not propose to do so any longer.
Major Furay stated there was considerable
truth in the remark , and said that some
streets hud been thrown out that should
have been paid for.
Mr. Squires told about storms
that had washed dirt Ubon the
streets after they had been swept.
There had boon limes when the streets had
boon swept clean and a rain would como on
before the inspector had gone ever the
work. In such cases tbo streets were Invari
ably rejected.
Chairman Birkhauser replied tbat tbat was
something the board could not help , as ex-
City Engineer Tillson bad refused to send an
inspector out to follow thoswenpers.
Colonel Egbert suggested that the talk did
not count , and Immediately it was cut off.
Tbo bids on tbo repaying of Park avenue
from Leaven worth to Hickory street were :
J. B. Smith & Co. , vitrified brick , 81.37 per
sijuaro yard.
The Barber Asphalt company , sheet as-
phaltum , $3.20 per square yard. ( Suitors
Sioux Falls granite10 ! ; white Colorado
sandstone , (3.37) ; red Colorado sandstone ,
Ut , " > ; Woodruff , Kan. , sandstone , W.-15 ; vit-
rifled brick , J3.S3.
John Grant , shoot asphaltum , ) .OS } . nor
square yard. Gullers Sioux Falls erunlto ,
S3.MO.J4 ; white Colorado sandstone. f3.KJf : > :
red Colorado sandstone , $3.30' ; Woodruif ,
Kan. , sandstone , $3.33 ; vitrified brick ,
f3.20.
For extra concrete the bids were $0 per
square yard and 20 cents per cubic yard for
gradinc. _
jt.ti'iit cur
r < ir \Veelt All Commiinlriitloii with the
Outxlilo Wurlil Was Cut Oil'
nu'in CITY , S. D. , April 8.-Special [ Teio-
gram to Tun Bisn.J From Friday of last
week until yesterday but ono tram entered
the Black Hills from the outsida world and
until today all wires were down and press
messages were refused. While not as severe
as In Kansas or Nebraska , a fierce snow nnd
wind storm raged all day Sunday nnd
Monday , the snow drifting six foot and more
in tbo streets and on rough lands. Owing
lo the warm weather which prevailed dur
ing und aflor the storm , very few cattle wcro
lost. No fatalities have boon reported ,
though fears are expressed for several per
sons who started to cross the reservation
Friday and Saturday and who must bavo
been caught in the bad lands.
Dlell In Aulul Ac < my >
Dis : MOI.SKS , la. , Apill 8. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE.I Mrs. Annie Carr % wife
of Adolphus Carrs of tnls city , was so badly
burned | bv gasollnu last ovonini : that she
died In great agony this evening. She was 37
year * old. _
HONORS TO A" SCOTCH HERO.
A Vine Ftntim of Sir William Wullnco lo Itu
rrencnteil to ll.iUlmnrc.
Scotchmen all ever the country will
bo interested in the colossal foron/.o
statue of Sir William Wallace , to bo
presented to the city of Baltimore hy
W. W. Sponco. The statue will bo
placed on a pedestal representing a
series of crags , which will he thirteen
foot six inches high and will occupy a
prominent position in Druid Hill
parlc. The Jitfuro represents Wallace
clad in u null of mail and brandish
ing liis sword. Tlio loft hand rests
on a shio'.d ' , part of whicl : is con
cealed behind the flgut'd. A Scottish
horn , like the ono with which Wallace
summoned his clansmen , is swung at tlio
side. The boarded face bears an expres
sion of determination and courage. The
whole figure is full of spirit.
Tlio Htutuu is an exact reproduction of
the national monument to Wallace' *
memory which standu on Abbey Craig ,
a mass of rugged stoiin near Stirling ,
Scotland , It was designed by D , W.
Stovcnson , in whoso studio in Edinburgh
Mr. Spence saw it before the unveiling
in 1887. Mr. Spence has commissioned
Mr. Stevenson to make the reproduction
for Baltimore. The following inscrip
tion will bo placed on the pedestal :
"Wallace Patriot and Martyr /or
Scottish Liberty 1805. "
Triijiivul Fruit.
Some of the revelations of the census
will Btnrtlo ti good many people. For
instance , there are now more than COO-
QUO almond trees actually bearing in
United States ; there are hundreds of
thousands of bearing cocoanut true.v.
there are moro than 1150,000 olive tre a
producing fruit equal to the best Medi
terranean varieties. There are more
than 600.001) bearing banana plants ,
00,000 bearing lemon trees , 4,000,000
orange trees and 'Jl.000,000 pineapples.
And the value of tropical and buinl-
tropical fruits grown under the Amoi 1-
can Hag is nearly $20,000.000.
NOT CONSUMPTION
But His Condition Justly Alarmed
Him.
HE EOUQUT RELIEF IN TIME
AIM ! Vroinptly round It-minrrli of the
input 1'ajd.
ICatarrhiil bronchitis Is often mistaken for
consumption ; and. If nenleeted , miiy result In
that dread und fatal malady. Couah , pains
In the chest , soreness of the lunss. shortness
of breath , loss of Hpnctlto and Mesh , dohlllty ,
chllNnnd fnver , sweats , thouith slUlit. are lill
warnings that cannot safely be Icnoreil.
rroinpt and curly treatment Is Imiirriillve lu
such eases procrastination is the thief of many
prccloui lives. ]
In u recent Interview Mr. Chrlstliin .Tenson.
n resident of llnhbott 1'luce , C'ounell lllulTs ,
Iowa , s.ivs !
- -
"Last September I ho-
gnu having trouble nlth
my lung * . My brualh-
Iiu bo.'iiimi very shorl
mill at titnus I could
H'nicely gel my breath.
O\er my IUIIRS I felt
\cry sort ) and al o fi'lt
Blmru pains through my
batk nnd s'llcs and
tit-omul mv hoait. 1 lind
n rough that distressed
mo ireally and made tno
V.Mi.ik nnd .soro. My
throat bucninu dry mill
soro. my nose Illleilup si )
a T- iv > ii in \tiiiiTt < ji , in
tliiouicliIt , and my eyes werowoak anil wat
ery. I liail linailuuiio niiihotlmu , and itiixa-
\oro that nf Itself It was cnoiiKli to maUe mo a
very sick man. I eould not sloop cll no rest
iiml foil badly oieh inoiiitiig. nnd hud no am
bition to do anything My nppotlto wus very
poor , I dlil nol rel sh food mid did mil net liiin-
F ' -nJ' ' . " catl"-f 1 felt iilelc ami wanted to vom
it Ibis nausea I also had when my stomach
was empty. I became veiy wunl : mid finally
pot so bad that I hail to slot ) my woik nml try
tn recover my health , rurtlneo months I UUH
treited by ene of our leadlnt ; doctors but In
Milio of all his efforts I not worse usury duy.
I saw my dlsu iso was rapidly becoming seal
ed mid 1 began to fear there was no hope for
me.
me.Tlmillv , I decided to try Drs. Copolnml .V
bliunard s system of truatmunt. I had heard
of Mime bad eases thoj had cured , but had lit
tle fa th that I could ho huipeil. I feel It Is
> iio them mil tlio public to KIV ; Unit under
their trcatiicnt I boKim to gut better tit once
and now am rapidly Improving. In fact. I feel
well mid stroiiB. ami am rateful for my ro-
eouiry. I\ery bad symptom Is gone and It Is
ninny months since I ha\o foil M > thoroughly
well as I do today. Drs. Copolnml ft Shepard
treat their patients with ireit ; : euro ami In my
case the results have been truly rumurkib o.
N JI\SIN : : , "
THEIR LABORATORY.
The medicine ? prescribed by Drs. Copclnml
& Shepard are the purest an J most reliable
that can bo obulncn In thu market 1'atlonts
may rnly upon putting the full Lenollts that
como from accurate doses and pure drugs. No
remedy , however costly , Is spared If It ! > need
ed. All medicines aie picpared un < Jcr tbo pei-
por-on ; supervision of lrs , Copclmul A. Shepard.
The Alee & PcnfoU Co. , tlnnlers In Snr leal
Instruments , Physicians' Supplies , Optical
Roods. Dttus , Chemicals.
OMAHA , Nob. , April 7. lh9. . iVo hereby certi
fy tlmt wo furnish Drs. Copulaml ft Mieiurd
wlih the puiost ilniKs nml eliemlealH that we
can obtain. THE ALOE. & I'ENI'Ol.l ) ( . 'O.
$5.00 Per Month.
Catarrh and kindred diso'iscs treated
til Iho uniform rate of $5 u month , medi
cines free. For nil other diseases the
rates will bo low and uniform nnd in
proportion to the actual wholesale cost
of the mcOicines required.
SHE NOW HEARS.
Cntarrh With DearnrHg nnd K r Trnuhle
Xcurnlffla unit Uy prpNiu A ( iroilp ill I ln-
trcHslnir Symptoms Kutlrcly Itrllevcil.
[ Catarrh affects every part of the system.
Deafness Is u common result of catarrhul ex
tension from the nose ami thro.it to the car.
Thu cyos often sulTcr crcatly. Intense , knlfe-
llku p.ilns soreness and burning often occur ,
The eyes are watery und e moot bear lliiht.
ItcadniK Is p.ilnfnl und the sight Is poor. In
tense headache ( lull or sharp Is present.
The scalp nnd muscles of the neck areoftcn ,
Miry sere mid ualtifnl. In these cases Uio
btomach Invariably suffers too. Its membrane
belli ) ; diseased and thickened a condition
known us DI BPKIVIA ]
An Intelligent young woman lives at 144" >
Honth "Tth street. Her 11,11110 Is Miss K ma
Hut/fold , und she tolls a story of hiilferlnK
und relief tint will Interest in inv. "For
manv month * , " says Miss Hut/fold , "my nils-
HI.MA IIUT7.KIKM )
ery was creat. I had HKonMmc piln In my
head that nearly mudemo wild. U w.isoro
by spellH but was piesont nearly all the time.
Sly eyes ached terribly und I could not bear
the Ifu'ht. When I tried to read they would
get w [ i lory and p.ilnod mo fcoverely. I had to
constantly hank and spit mornlniiH ami Inrcn
musses oC mtiuus camu fiom my nose ami
throut , aMy hoarlin : was very dull urn ! hud
been Brewing wmso for at least one ye.ir. At
times I hennl pietty uoll hut a slight cold
would nil eel my heiiilm ; . Kuiihcolil made mo
vort'Oiind when Dis Uipnlnnd & Shep.ud ho-
IMIII my U'iiho I was cettlns deafer every iluy.
1 wan very tired n.oinlnKH and rested poorly nt
nlphu My htomaeh was In 11 bailstitu. After
en tint' 1 always had a heavy pain In the stomach
ach which would liihlforeuver.il hours. 'I him
It would ictiirn upon my eat in ; a--aln. I was
often ullloiH and hail iiiiusca , with lilo.il'n
und tenderness over the stomiiuh and boueH.
"I have hteudlly Improved under DIN , L'opu-
Innil i Khuii.ird's lieatintint aii'l each vbll , to
their olllco has been of ( treat benefit. Thuir
treatment Is mild 'ind easily tuKon , and so ef-
fecthn that ) ! hasro torud my hearlu ; , uhun
mo u blcBsod relief from puln. and Improved
mo bo muub that I do tint boem the sumu pur-
son I was u few weeks nco. I e.innot buy too
l.iueh foi them und what iliay IMJO ( liiini for
mi " I.IjMA lit' I /I I.I.I ) ,
I'Tth Mreet.
STATEMENT OF A WELL KNOWS CITIM
I Many people hut o the Idea that eutiinh af
fects only the nose u ml tin nut , Thl * Is u trout
error , for thoinoro surlousresiilln of this ills-
ease uru frequently found nlleet'iiK Iho heart ,
luiiX * . Htomiich and bowels. In such euses
there Is Immeiibo uiuletv nnd hiillerlnv. In
t'imi ' thi'Ho form * of catarrhul dlse.iso become
HIM Ions , if not fatal. It Is the im | iiei.s of the
pliyalelun.to Him out Just what'a Hie mutter.
Then the euro U eiisy. )
At No. : WJ4 I'lnkney ' street IhoiMr. D. I'luek ,
uho Is nn old and null known lealdent of
Omaha. Mr. Kluolc suya ,
"For manv months I hud bcon a tery IIIMT- |
ablu until. My suirnr.iiK wad nuuli tint It U
hard to fully descrlbo , 1 hud uieai trouble
with my Htomauh. It was very weak , so tlmt
my fooil caused cri'at puln and ( INlrcss , and I
could out veiy lllllo. .My uppetlto win * very
poor and I hail no rollsh for food of nny kind.
When I did e.il. my Muuii'c'h would lilt with
CUK , HI inueli kutlint I thought J would hurst ,
I aisifolt very
veryWKtK .AMI SKIIvnilS ,
w s very feeble nnd liiosnlar.
e- every duy I hud : ittncl > s of pal-
, i Unit iinvo me mii'ih distress und
a I m. At tlli'MJ time * 1 foil us Ifl could not.
IlVD much longer. I could not He on my left
bide nt nil. IIH that position unmtly disturbed
myhoirl I bud u feullnnof emit pressure
over llm he.iit and pulne through my ohest
iiud buck , My sleep uasuUo vuiy much dis
turbed nml broken.
"I consulted bim-ral uhyBlcluns for relief ,
but. i-otiiu bolter until Dr . Cupelund &Shrp-
urd touk my cube , Under Iheh Ucalu.entmy
Improvement has been prompt and stcadr.
und I am now better ttuin I o\croxpoctcd to
bonnaln. 1 eat well mid lm\o u coed ( linos-
V
MM. H. FI.VCK , NOtiOSI I'lNKNl'.Y STIIKr.T.
i ; , ' " , ' " | " ' -
i1. . . l' ! ' " " .ll ! " "lllvl1 M nisor. ! ) ! . I'opc-
irwiVVn1"1'1,1 hnv ? "iy ' " 'artfelt Rl-atltl Io
for wluit "
hu\o
they \ done for me
D. ri.i'oic.
THEIR AIM.
The aim of Hrs. fopeland & Hiopard If tn
bring the scientific tiontment ofdNciiso withIn -
In the readier all. Their rales 1110 so moder
ate that no one need ho burred. Thopublto
npproeliitooii tbo part of a phy lcliin honeMy
and candor , coupled with a high Krudeof pro
fessional ability.Vhen these requisites can
bo hud without pnylng nn exorbitant price ,
the proplo are not slow to l.estcw their com-
memlatlon iiml patroniice. DM. Connland &
Hiepiir.1 TUIAT : AM , ci'itAiiu : otaisASKd
( itnu'ti , women nnd children. In their meth
ods of diagnosis and tieiitmcnt they employ
sueh means iiml iiKents as huve been proven
by modern meillcul sc'uiieu to lc most valiui-
blo for the prompt ami permanent eilio of dis
ease.
Drs. Copelnnd .fcShcnaril are IsnUMANHNT-
I.Y I.Ot'ATii ) In Oiiiahn. I'KH.MANnXOV ,
UKSl'ONSIIIIUTY AM ) SKIM , form the
busis of every claim they imiKo ,
Copcland Medical Institute ,
ROOMS 311 AND 313 ,
New York Life Building
Cor. 17th nnd Farnam Sis. , Onia'ti , Nob.
\V. II. CopKf.Axn , M. I ) .
C. S. SiiKi'Aiii ) . M. D.
Consulting I'liys'clans. '
Speelalto' ? : O itarrh an 1 all ( lisa isji of tha
Kye , Kir. 'I hro.it an I Linus. Nervous Dis
eases , skin Diseases , Ohronlo Dlsoisos. Onioo
Hours 0 to 11 a. m. , to 5 p. in. , 7 to 8 i < in.
tumlny IDii. m to 1 p. in.
Catarrhal troubles ani kindred dlsoisoi
treated successfully by m ill. Suml 4o In
stamps for question circulars Addrosi all
lVur.t0 , . ' "Poland Mndlcil Institute , ov
York J.lfu Ilulldlni ; . Omaha , Noli.
S5 A MONTH.
CATAHim AND KINDKED DlSRA < ? r.3
TKKATKI ) AT THE U I\JK | MUATl.OP
A MON'I II UNTIIj AIMUti luTII JIIUJI-
IMNKS Kl'UNlSIIEU HtEE.
Bails/ / , $
Dentist The Leading1 5
ThlrJ FIooPixton Bloj't.
Telephone 10S5. Kilh mill r.iriintii Sl-i.
A full n t of teeth on rubber for $ i I'erfort nt
Teeth without iilules or remuviiblu urlilKU work
Just tin- tiling for singers or jnibllc aiiuukiTd , never
ilrup clov.il.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAH.
All Illllnc nt rrnsciunli'i ' ! ratesnll ucirlc nnrrnntccl
Cut tills out for uKiilclo.
SPECIAL NOTICES , .
COUNCIL BLUFFS. X i
-00 IOWA farms forsale. Improved-'BO aero
-i farm In Harrison county , W.ilj per uero ;
ir > ? acics Improved , $111.01 ; ( ! ) acres Improved ,
K.UIK ) , UO acres. J.'llOJ. Ify011:110 : lool.lu.-for
iKirnnins cull und hee us. Johnston ft Van
1'utton.
ITIOK HAM : OU KXCUANQICity : nn I f.mn
Jproperty. . K. II. Hhe.ife. ll'ivny and MH.IX
TToiTltENT Ihvcllliiirsin all imTts of t'lio
- Icity. . K. II Hhiiufe. llro.idw.iy and Mnlri.
FOR 8A LIZ Aero.iso noarclty adaplud for
fruit aud c.irdnn wirno.ses. U II. fheafo ,
Hiouilway und Main streets.
"WANTED Good uirl for kltolicnorlt , UXJ
S. hoventh street.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Ilium.
Cupltil stcc'.t . , $ t. iOOtHt
fcurnliisunJ 1'rotlts HO , < HHt
XotCapltil anl Surplus.
JJIreclori J , II. UJiiu I l ni , 15. I. nluinr , , h'U.
Rlcaiou , K II. ll'irl , I. , V , Mllhr. .1. V UlnaUnil
nnd Clmrloa ll. llnnnan. Trans'ietcenur.il lunlc-
1ns Imsmess. Lur est capital und surplus of
any bunk In ( outhnestcrn Iowa.
NTEEEST ON TIMB ]
Omaha Medical and
IWSTITITTE.
Eyed
RMARY
OK TM1I
I'REATMENT
Host facilities , iipnaritu-i and llcjiiie.llin
fur Hiicci-ssfiil tru.itmont of nvury form
of disease rccicilrln ; mo.llcal or
HUivluiil tre.ituit'in
M boin ] for patlontK , bo ird nml attnnclniico.
lluhiacc-onioUatioiis In tlio watt ,
Wrllo for circulars un deformities nnd
braces , trussus , club fool , curvatures * of Riilna ,
iillen , tiimord , o.inctir.euliiiili , bronchltlN , In-
li.il.iilon.electricity , paralysis , rullcn.y , kid
ney , h adder eve. oar , tkln an I Ijlou I und all
iliL'r.itlcms.
UJflMPM A fiPKCJIALTV.
_ . IfUlUuK llookon DNui : ui ot
Women l'Hii : : . Wu Imvolately ud led .1 lylnx-
In department fur women ( lurliu confinement ,
hlrlolly nr.v.itu.l Unlv Itullablo Medical lu-
ttllnto muklnj ; u Kiieelulty ol
, J'HrVATJSJifHJ'JASKH
All II oed Illseusos biicceHsfiillr troato ) .
rynhliltlu I'olscm lomoved from tlio HVHtem
wllbont nmruury Now itttstorullVB Troat-
nienl for Loss of VITAL I'IMVKIC. I'orioim un-
iiblti to visit us mav bu treated tit homo by
( niruiiuoii once. All communications eonll-
( lontlul , Meilielnes or Instruments Bent I1/
innI orcxjiress. securely pucked , no niurks lu
Indicate ) contents or mmder. Uno iiernonnl In
terview proforrod. Call and eojihiilt un or Head
history of your ciise , unit wo will sund In'plain
wrupuor , our
ROnif TO MFN I'lMIBi Ilimn 1'rlvato ,
Asisisii i \ * ii9titt { .puujni i > | - Xurvous Di1 * *
cases , Initiotcnuy , tiyplilllu , Uluot un.l S'urlco v
ccile , with cjuostion list. *
Unices , Appliances for fleformUles & Trnsoi
Duly manufactory In thu Wedtof lii'i'ilt.u-
771 ,11-J'i.l IA ( ' ( . . . , Jntraai.li , Kl.l'.Ul'HKJ
H.lTl'KltlKHAMt IIKI/IH.
Omaha Medical anil Surgical Institute ,
26th nnd Brou'lway , OoJnoll Bluff *
Ten mnnli ! ! ! , ' ildo from euntur oC Omuli i on
Oiuuhu and Cuuiiull lilulf i uiuctilu mutur llaa
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