THE OMAHA 'DAILY BEE : TllUttSDAY , JUNE 9 1802--TWELVI3 PAGES :
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFa
T OFFICE ! - NO. 12 PEA UL STREET.
rtjlTcfcd by Carrier to any partof the City
It. W. T1LTON. - MANAGEn.
Ilii lncpsOmec ,
NEt | | Kdllor
JltliOllatMXTWt.
K V , PlumblnBC'o.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , conU
Chnutauqua ofllco , No. lOPonrl street.
Exncrloncc social In the parlors of the now
Tlrondwny church this evening. HofnSsh-
monts will bo served.
The 1'rcsbytertnn latilosvlll entertain a
toclnblo In the church parlors this afternoon
from 3 U\0. Thluiblos.
Thcro will bo un Ice cream nnd cnito socia
ble nt the Hethany Daptlst church , corner of
Iliph street nnd Sixteenth avenue , tonight.
( Jconro Williams nnd Charles Alloti wcro
lined f 10. 40 aplcco In police court yesterday
morning for creating u disturbance on Uroad
way night befora InsU
liluft City lodce , No. 59 , dca Trcubunds , Is
to ( jlvo a picnic In Hock's garden nuxt Sun
day. .tucob Louie Is to dcllvor the uddross.
A goodly sized delegation from Om.iha Is ex
pected.
All members of Golden Uod Camp No. T ,
Iloynl Neighbors of America , who desire to
accompany the degree staff 10 South Onmlm
this ovonitiK will meet at the corner of
llrondway and Pearl street to go ou tbo 7
o'clock motor.
Ton of the bovB who graduated Tuesday
from the school for the deaf will go to Wash
ington , U. C. , wticro they will nttond the
National university. Most St them uro poor
boys and will bo obliged to pay their own
way through the university by woi-lilnR.
The Huwltoycs und Streotsvlllo nines
played a game .vcslorday morning which re
sulted In n victory for the former , the scoio
beltiK 10 to 8. They will piny any nlno under
35 years of njo In this city or Umnha. For
further particulars address V. Urown , Harrison
risen street.
Miss ICntlo Shcplcr , who graduated from
the Illirh school last week , has been presented
with n line gold ung by Mrs. E. Burnorn in
honor of her grades during her four years'
course In the High school being the highest
of any member of the class. The ring is on-
prnvcd with the words , "Highest in Class ,
Junoll , 189- . "
Charles Pcnnlngton , n bralicmnn on the
Milwaukee , was nrroited yesterday oftor-
' ooon on an Information Illod In Justice
Swoningon's court charging him with steal
ing n gold ring valued at $ . " > Irorn Kd Uacli-
wltr. Ponnlngton claimed that bo Intended
to give the ring bnck , and as ho was per
fectly willing to do so after being arrested ,
Kachwltz teen bncit the ring , paid the coats
and dismissed the suit.
Iltivo you seen the wonderful Hurd
rcfricorators , tlio newest mid best out ;
the Conine Now Process nnd Quick Meal
vapor stoves lifjht like gnu absolutely
bafc. At Cole & Colo's 41 Muin street.
Jnrvls 1877 brandy , better than irao'd.
L. W. Tulloys , farm nnd city loans.
Council Bluffs , In. , 103 Pearl street.
Roller , thotallor , 310 Broadway , has
all the latest styloa and nowoat troodj.
Batisfaclion guaranteed.
i 'Kits o.v. i r. v.i HA u IA vim.
Misses Mamlo and Lulu Bentley of Hamburg -
burg are visiting the family ol Prof. H. W.
Sawyer. .
Misses Maud Virgin nnd Jennie Wallace
( ro in DCS Moines visiting Mrs. James H.
W.vraan.
Miss Koliso of Nebraska City Is In the
Bluffs , a guest of her sister , Mrs. L. B.
Gorham.
J. P. Filbert and family loft yesterday for
Los Angeles , Cal. , where they will make
tholr ( uturo homo.
Miss Hotta Scroggs of Lenox , la. , Is In
this city visiting her cousin , Miss Maud Mo-
Donald , on Harrison street.
Mrs. G. L. Springer has boon called away
to visit her sister In Jasper county , who nns
become insane thi'ough ' sickness
Dr. A. P. Hanchott leaves tomorrow for n
three weeks' visit In the oast. He will nt-
lend the national medical convention In
Washington , D. C.
Airs. U. O. Francis loft Tuesdav evening
for n three weeks' visit with friends In Chi
cago. Mr. Francis loaves today for a sev
eral weeks' trip through the west.
Jnrvis'1877 brandy , sold by all dealers
Mm. rrelllc-r'n Millinery I m
Are hcndqnartors for hats , bonnets nnd
overythinir in the line of milltnorv , and
on .luno 1 and nftcr wo will sell all hats ,
latest styles , at und bulow cost. C.ill
nnd bo convinced. No trouble to show
poods. Children's nnd babies' hats all
prices. Sale Includes both stores , 202
rtnd 341 Broadway.
Jnrvis Wine Co. , Santa Clara , CaL
t I'laypil fur .sucker.
A story has Just como to Hffht In which A.
61. ttaydon , a well known resident of thU
elly , Is the chief hero. Ho formed the ac
quaintance of a smooth talking individual
the other day , and the smooth talking Indi
vidual gave him to understand that ho wns
looking lor men to work for him at Dos
Molncs. Ho hold forth enticing Inducements
to linydcn to enter his employ , and the old ,
old story that has broken so many hearts
and pocltotbooks wai told over again ,
Havdon and tils tn-bu omplovor loft over
the Hock Island for Den Molnos , and the em
ployer did not discover * that ho wa dead
broke until ho reached a small station this
side ot Atlantic. Tbun iho awful truth Durst
in upon him. Ho had to have $10 , und
us that wns the size of Haydon's nllo
Itxvasnll Hayden could do , but ho did'it.
Pretty soon ho loft the train , nnd when ho
reached Atlantic Hayden began to nsk
whore lito Jrleud had KOUU.'fho conductor
told him that iho fellow ho had been
riding with had done a good deal of
ridlni ; bock nnd forth over the Uock
Island , nnd ho hud spotlncl him for u confi
dence man. Hayden go : off the train nnd
retraced his foot tons , Ho telegraphed baclt
to the other stations along the line nnd suc
ceeded In having the fellon nrreatod. Ho
RIIVO up the money , however , und Uayticn
hus not yet decided whether or not ho.will
prosccuio.
W. II. Grjiy , the Hotnl Go-don cbof
Is the poiitlomta who propirol tha
Urancl banquut.
Pastures for horses nnd cnttlo on
Goorco P. Wrlprht'H furra south of Coun
cil HlutiH : 600 uuros blue gnifs ; ninninfj
wutor. For terms upply to Junius Rutih
nt farm IIOUBO oppoalto Wivbash lound
liouso , or uddiosiP. P. Wriyht , Utild-
win llocU
Jurvis wines the oldest nnil boat ,
Dr. Clminborlitln.
Oyo. oar , throat ,
ctUui rli. Slmg-iirthlouu , Council BluHs ,
lliircl.irii IMviKl Oiiltty ,
M. Hock , who robbed the roiluonca of L
O. Hinpklo on South Sixth strvot , entered a
ploix of Bullty in the dUtrlut court yesterday ,
The Bumo plea was made by M. ISnVlo nndG ,
It. Smith , who burflurlzcd 13d Sherlocli'h
loloon and stole several thoutnnd clears , u.
L. Smith , ho was urrestnl nt tbo sumo
UmowlluEtiBlo und O , R Smith , was Uw-
cnurpci ) , thcro bcloir no vvldcuco lo warrant
tiU being hold any longer.
Jaiuoi Fox was on trial yestcraav for tno
thuft of it 3j pod ! wntru from R nuruorn'a
luwclry stoio kcvtral montliH uga Ho tried
to prove nu nliiil , nud latroduiod u uitne s
who sworu that Vex was with ulm lu Bomb
Omaha ut 9 , U mid 0 o'closk on iho day when
Ito tboft was corarolttpd.
. Jurvla 1877 hr.vnJy lx gold inodil a.
Uloalng Out < .rornrli > .
Am Roing to quit budincss , mid BO will
close out my atoulc o ( jrrocorlos at cost ,
Jor wish only. IL V. Stead , 10113road-
wuy. Fixtures
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
How a Qang of Dtsperato Prisoners .Ar
ranged to Break Jail.
DISCOVERED' AT THE LAST MOMENT
AVIicii the , ) nllpr Ciipturcd the Implements
Wth Which the Uork Hud Itecli Unuo
the Men M'cakciicil Local
Nctr * Notes.
The Kind hearted Jurors who set Oeorgo
Wells frco after n trial In the district court
the other day may be thanucd for the almost
successful attempt that was made by the
prisoners now ctmilnud In the county jail to
escape. Wells wiis nno of the follows who
robbed the residences of I. M. Troynor , nnd
although ho claimed to have been merely a
spectator of tbo ullulr , his story was so thin
M to deceive no one excepting the average
juror. lie was discharged , however , wbila
Anderson , his accomplice , was found guilty.
At u late hour Tuesday nU'lit It was dis
covered that in some way n saw hid been
smuggled Into tbo jail nnd the prisoners hid.
been busily cugnced In sawing their way
out. The discovery was purely accidental
ns the men had covered up tholr work * ory
ingeniously by malting n paste composed of
soap and dirt , nna bud fastened the broken
ends of a chain and a padlock together so
that no ono unless ho happened to bo looking
very closely would have noticed that any.
thing of the kind bud beer. done.
The suspicious of the jailor were aroused
by some strange actions on the part of some
of tha prisoners , arid ho stationed himself
where ho could BOO without being seen. It
was not lone till ho saw Anderson , the con
victed burglar , working with a flno saw in
one hand nnd n rudely constructed handle in
the other. Pouncing upon Anderson , ho
made him glvo up both saw nnd
handle bv moans of various blood
thirsty throats. A search was nt once made
to sco what harm hod boon
done , and it was then l-'arncd Unit tha pris
oners had succccdul in potting a cnuln suucci
through nnd a padlock half way severed , fco
that the other halt of the padlock apd nn
iron bar were all that kept them from the
fresh nir.
All the prisoners wcro locked up In the
steel cylinder , whore they will bo kept until
tholr cases nro finally disposed of. The Kong
In on unusually hard one , o'.ght of them hav
ing already served terms in the penitentiary
and n largo proportion of the whole number
on a fair way across the stuto again. Two
of iho prisoners were Induced by Sheriff
Hnzon to talk. They stated that four saws ,
done up In a small bundle , were thrown
through the rear window by n man shortly
after 10 o'clock Tuesday morning , and all the
sawing was done between that time and
nightfall. It is thooplnlon of the sheriff and
his in nn that the" saws wcro bougnt
in Omaha byVclls. . who was dis
charged Saturday night , and brought to the
jnu with a view to giving bis pal , Andersen ,
his liberty. The tools arc of tbo finest steel.
and cut through an iron bar In short order.
Another halt hour's work would probably
have enabled all the prisoners in the jail to
multo their.oscape. If the story told by the
prisoners la true , there are still three saws
concealed in the jail , but as tha prisoners are
nil confined in the steel cylinder there is no
danger of their using them in making their
escape.
roil TIIK COOfc UVKNINUS.
Xoto the Clcurini ; Prices on Coats nnil
Capes at the HcistonStore , Connell -
ell ItlllllH , III.
GUIAT INDUCTION IN ouu COAT DE-
I'AUTMUNT KOK THIS WKlilv ONIY.
As the spring1 tfado in this depart
ment is almost ut un olid wo nro deter
mined to uloan out the bulnnco of our
stock ut nbig sacrifice.
SHOO bliiEiers , in black only , to po nt
$1.0 ! ) for this week only.
$5.00 bln/.ioi'B , in tans nnd grays , to gent
nt $2.09 for this woolc'only.
$7.60 reefers in tana , prays , blacks nnd
small chocks , to go at So.Ti ) lor this week
only.
$8.00 reefers in navy blue with pearl
buttons , reduced to $4.78 , for this week
only.
SKI.00 Bedford cord reefers , in tans
and greys , reduced to 57.48 , for thia
week only.
$15.00 and $17.50 capes , in tans and
greys , with embroidery or trimmed with
lace , to go at # 10.78 , for this week only.
Just Received A largo line of infants'
coats in tans and white. Short coals wo
soil from $1.25 up , with ii nice embroid
ered capo and bkirt
Long coats fiom $1.50 to $7.50. Anyone
ono desiring to purchase anything in
this line would do well to look us
through before going olt-ovfhoru.
WALL PAPER
Remember wo are la the lend.getting
in on the home stretch , DISTANCING
OUR WOULD-BE COMPETITORS.
BOSTON STORE.
FOTIIEKINO1IAM , WlIITHLAWiV CO. ,
Council BlulTs , la.
Jarvis 1877 brandy , highest teat.
Davis soils reliable paints nnd drugs.
Ogden house furnishes board nnd
room ut popular prices ; from $ 'Jo.OO to
$35.00 per month , according to room.
Trains leave for Muimwa at 0 , 11 , 1 , 2 ,
3 , 4 , 6 , 0 , 7 and 8 o'clock.
llcimhllcan County Contention.
Chairman A. S. Hazolton of the republican
county central committee has issued n call
for a county convention to bo hold in tbo
superior court room in this city on Thursday ,
Juno S3 , at 11 o'clock a. in. , for the tallowing
purposes :
I'lrst To elect twenty delegates to attend
the rnpubllcan Ktato convention to bo hold at
DCS Molnes on Juno'.M , UUJ.
Hecond To elect twenty delegates to attend
the republican conprovtlonat convention to
bo hold ut Atlantic on July M , 1MJ. ' .
Third To oloet twenty ilolojotoj to attend
the republican JudlcHI convention to bo hold
at Olonwood on July 21 , Ib'X' ' .
I'mirth To transact such other business as
IIIHV properly comu before the contention.
The ratio of rouri-sontiitloii will bo one dolo-
u-iitii for each township and ward In Council
llluir.s and ono additional delegate for every
forty votes or f rautlnn of llftuon or over cast
for lion Hiram C. Wheeler for governor-on
November 3,1MI ) ,
Meetings in the several townships nnd
wnrda for tbo selection of delegates will bo
U&ld Saturday , Junu IB , IStU , at 8 o'clock
p. m. unless otherwise ordcicd.
Each township mid ward will select n
member of the county central committee aud
n chairman of this committee will bo chosen
at the convention ,
Tlio Onkdiilu Keitnliin.
OAKDAI.K , Neb. , Juno 3. All persons
north of tlio I'ltitto river nttonding the
North Nebraska District reunion of the
Grand Army of the Republic ut Oak-
dale , July 11 , can obtain transportation
for ono furo for the i ound trip en the
following ro.tds : B. & M , river railroad ,
Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific , Chica
go , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha ,
Kromont , Klldiorn & Missouri Valley ,
Missouri Paulllo , and the Union PuclUc.
J. S. Dn\viv.
Patronize blue lee wagonsfor Mo. river
channel ice. Mulholland & Co. Tel. 1U2.
Jurvis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best
la O\er Mining ,
All tha lawyers and politicians and many
others In western Iowa Know PhutViol of
Sb'lby or know of him. Ho was In Council
HlulTs for a few hours yeiterday. Ho Is no
longer "of Kholby , " but of Pueblo , to which
place ho moved about two years ago , and
tUoro ho U now located , engaged in the
practice of law aud ou tha sldo looking
after extensive mining interests. Ho
1. ou his return trip from Chicago ,
where ho uas been on business for
other parties , ono of tbo purposes of which
wus to close a SUU.UJO deal by which ibmn o (
' Iho protuliK'uU in the World's fair city Uu-
como still further Ibvesfor * id western"
mines. Mr Wicks Is enthusiastic over the
inlnlnp'outlook. The grnnt interest centers
about tbo Cripple Creolecsmn nndCreede. In
the former sucu well known men ns Carter
Harrison of Chicago nnd Messrs. Wright
nnd St. John of the HOCK Island are largely
nnd actively interested.
Mr. Wicks says that whllo the oxcltoraont
Is most mtcnso about thceo two points , yet
there is n rapid nnd substantial development
going on among many other" good properties.
There aio thousands of cugor prospectors
roaming over the mountains , nnd this Intelli
gent , enthusiastic search for further treas
ures must result In the development of many
valuable and now properties.
Mr. SVIcks is the president of the Mining
Stock exchange of Puoblo. and is ns couvor-
lanton mining a ; ) m b enthusiastic ,
For Rout First class saloon ; good lo-
iatton ; fine fixtures. Responsible parly
can got long lease on good terms. Ad
dress D 21 , Boo olllce , Council Blults.
IUT DTK HIS CHIIK. :
. .Iiillniliniiicrll Mildly DUflRiircd In n
Kiiluon Uow.
Julius Xlmmcrh , who keeps a saloon nt the
junction of Uroadway and Scott street , lost
a largo section of his face yesterday nftcr-
noon , und although the man who swallowed
it wai caught soon after the deed was done
ho could not. bo mtuio to dlsgorgo , nnd X.I in-
merit will probably go down to his grave
with the marks of his experience. Thn'o
strangers entered his saloon aud commenced
to crouto n disturbance. Zltnmerll remon
strated with them , but without effect.
Soon bo went Into the back room
of tbo saloon nnd. was basy about
something , when his visitors followed him ,
nnd , according to the 9tatair.cnIs of oyowtt-
nesses , Jumped upon him without nnv provo
cation , and commenced to pound him Ono
of tlio assailants pulled a murderous looking
chisel from n hip packet and would probably
have used It with serious effect bad nol ono
qf Zlmmerll's friends sclzcM It. Xlmmerll
was apparently gaining the bolter of the
other man when the latter siozod the loft
cheek ot liU adversary itnd bit out a piece
about the sizu ol n silver dollar. During tbo
encounter Ztmmerll's ' thumb was almost sev
ered from his hand.
Iho affair was loportcd to the police , nnd
within an hour- three men wcro captured and
put In the city Jail , but no char o was en
tered nculnst them. They gave their names
ns Scott Butler , Dan Curtis nnd Frank Me-
Nnal , Curtis was the ono who did the chewing -
ing , end the other two , so far as known ,
wcro not particularly Implicated in the tight ,
except that they worp with Curtis when bo
entered the saloon. Curtis will bo charged
with mayhem und will undoubtedly go across
the state. What charge will bo placed
against the other two Is not positively known
yet.Tho
The opinion of the pollco is that the three
were members of n bouscbrcaklng gang that
had como over from Omaha with the Inten
tion of doing n Job during the evening. They
think that the fellows entered Xlinmerll's
saloon and Curtis and Butler engaged the
proprietor 1" a light so that In the axel to-
tnent McNcal could go through tbo cash
drawer. The fact that ono of the man had a
larco chisel , such as are commonly used for
getting Into bouses , is thought to bo nn in
dication in this direction.
International Cure association rooms
are in annex to Grand hotel , 520 First
avenue , Council Blulls , lu. For euro of
alcohol and opium disease.
Hurt , the jeweler , has moved from
Pearl street lulo his now quarters , 415
Broadway , lately occupied oy savings
bank.
SOUTH OJt.llI.l.
Uflcct or Warm Weather on the New
btr.idtiiiiint Pitting. ,
The effect of the hot sau of yesterday was
very evident on the Stradamant paving on
Twenty-fourth street. The bill of the Strad
amant company against the city , amounting
to $03,000 , was protested by the city council
on the ground that the pavement was not
what it was represented to be. A suit is DOW
pending and the city has been waiting to see
whether the pavement would stand the sun
before confessing Judgment. The pavement
cracuod nnd softened perceptibly yesterday.
The horses' hoofs nna the tires of heavy
wagons cut into the paving nnd patches of
soft material began to appear hero and thcro
during the afternoon. The impressions of
wagon wheels could bo distinctly seen and in
one place even-a bicycle left a plain traclc.
Handing rermiu.
The following building permits wcro
granted by Inspector Miyfleld yesterday ;
Fred Ilnllocif , residence , eighteenth and
Q streets $ 1,000
M. E. Davis , residence , Twentieth stieet ,
between 11 and 1 1,00)
Dnna Merroll , store Ijnlldln.Twenty -
fourth Atrcot , between N and 0 1,500
R. It. fatten , fiamo residence. Twenty-
second and II btruclM 3.000
Total 5fl..V
IVnnteil Moro Uonpy.
There was a small sized strlle _ nt Swift's
packing house yesterday. Sixteen of tha beef
gang refused to go lo work and tholr planes
were promptly Oiled by now raon. The men
struck Monday for $1'.50 per weeK and full
time. Tholr demand was granted , and en
couraged by this thov struck again yesterday
for full pay for live days' work und extra pay
for all over time. This time they were not
so successful.
Notm nnil
Court Ilonin has returned from San Diego ,
Cal.
Cal.Paul
Paul Stevens has returned from Atlan
tic , la.
Miss Jennie Morris Is visiting relatives at
Daclson , In.
Ex-Councilman Dougherty leaves today
lor a business trip to the west.
C. E. Walker left yesterday for Auduboc ,
lu. , where ha wilt visit his father.
John A. Mohr of Ponca , Nab. , Is tbo guest
of Uev. nnd Mrs. Robert L. Wheeler.
Miss Laura A. Means will bo united in
marriage to ( jesrgo B. Boxtressor of Omaha.
Mrs. T. B. Scott and children left yester
day for a month's visit at Sioux City ana
Wayne , la.
Mrs. Dr. E. K Ernbout and daughter tart
yesterday for a two weeks' visit with rela
tives at Atlantic , in.
Chris Johnson was arrested yesterday for
assault nnd battery. "Ho is accused of strik
ing Charles Narncss over tbo bead with a
club.
club.M.
M. E. Sutton of Charles , City , la. . Is tbo
guest of his brother , Juago A. L. Sutton.
Mr. Sutton thintts of locating In South
Omaha ,
John Vnnlsr , who was crushed by nn ele
vator at iba Cudaby packing bou o Tuesday ,
is reported as dead from the effects of the
accident. Ho. resides In North Omaha.
The regular weekly conference mooting
was held at tlio Presbyterian church last
night , Kov. Wheeler SDOIIO upon "Daniel
nnd tils Lions and Some Otnur Lions. "
V.l.VUIir T1IK tlttOVl * OF DK.lTll. "
Two Anarchist * Cluvrrly Captured by the
rolled ol Itiiiiif.
Rom ! , Juno 8. Prince Edcsualchl recently
received n lottur slgnod by the "Group of
Death" dynamiters , ordering him under pain
of being blown to plocos to bury the sum of
109,00(1 ( florins at a certain indicated spot in
the suburbs. The prlnco notified iho pollco
und a number of o 111 cor a watched tbo place
wbero the money was to bo burled , and suc
ceeded in arresting two well known anarch-
it.ti whllo they were engaged In digging UD
tbo ground , The men wuro recognized as
old offenders. The prUonors declared thivt
they belonged to a gung which Intended to
blow up Prince Edcscalcbl't residence with
dynamite.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Itrcotercd Over Throe Hundred lloilloi.
PJI.UIU.JutioS , An ofllclul report has
been made of the recent disaster in DlrKou-
berg silver mine. Tha bodies of 'Ml of the
833 men who lost their lives have been recov
ered , leaving only twenty-eight bodies itlll
In the in I no. Two hundred and ninety-two
women wcro left widows by the flro and OliO
children under 4 years of ego were made
orphans.
fur Another Treaty.
PAIIIB , June S. It 1 ? reported that negotia
tions are pending between the Culled Slates
nc2 Prance for a treaiv milking conccsnous
ou cattle and refrigerator beef.
SADLY SEED ASSISTANCE
Pennsylvania's Strijik' Qities rind Their
Preaihg 'Nceils ,
KEEPING UP THE SEAI FOR THE DEAD
-ETIT.
Kvetf IMIo of WrcchajrsidUcs Up u Victim
or tlm Disaster Ctlf gn I'roll'en As-
slst.inco Itcllcf rMcnsurc That
- lliuc IIcoit.Comtnc.iccd ,
itilj
OIL CITY , Pa. , JunSS,1 At nconforonco to
day of vho 1'ltuburgi Pplladolphia , Oil City
nnd TltUBVlllo relief .committees It was do-
elded to glvo TltusvtH6Vwand " Oil City 95 par
cent of the relief fund. Uudolph Bliuikon-
burg of Philadelphia expressed great contl-
donco in the loo.il committees , and sntd ns
ttio loss hud not been exaggerated ho thought
the people of the country should bs requested
to make up a fund of &UU,000 to relieve the
ind Mnro Ilcail llodlcs.
TITUSVIM.E , Pa. , Juno S. It Is raining hard
again , but it Is hoped that this will nol add
additional trouble to tbu aftltctod city.
As the dobrU U being cleared away moro
bodies are found , and It may bo several
weeks before the onVlro story ot the disaster
Will bo known as far ns the loss of lllo Is
concornod. Witnesses who wura on top of
tha irou tanks and houses report that they
saw scores of bodies lloatlng down with the
rush of waters , and It Isuot known yotwhoro
they hnvo boon lodged.
Among the 4OOJ , telcigramawhich have
been rocolvod hero the past throe days thcro
arc ubout lo'J which the telegraph companies
huvn been unable to deliver for the reason
that the persons addressed cannot bo found.
About lltty cablegrams have already boon
received from E.uiopo , making Inquiries
about friends hero.
Mavor Wnshburn chas wired Alayor Post
that Chicago will do its part in this hour of
our calamity , as Tltusvlllo did in 1ST1 when
Chicago called for nld. The mighty rush of
waters has changed the chunnol ot the crook
so that OIIQ of the rollncrlos which was situ
ated upon the ban It of the crook is now in
the ccntor of the now channel and a number
of dwelling houses which were high on tbo
bun ic llfty foot from the crook are now at its
very edge.
D.imiRO to Propel ty.
AVlillo tlio loss of life hero is probably not
much , if any , larger than that of Oil City ,
tbo damage done to proportv is probably tun
times greater. Tbo devastated araa is
nearly three miles lu length and four or five
blocks In width. For most of that distance
the loss is to the tracks and sidtnga
of the different lines of railroads. Tlio
severest loss , however , Is in tbo destruc
tion of tbo refineries nnd manufacturing
plants whore so many of tha survivors earned
a llivollhood. It Is this loss of permanent
employment for months to coma that will fall
heavily u lion the working classes , and which
will necessarily put them on the list of those
requiring relief. All of those who escaped lese
clothing and household effects , and many
little hoards of money which they wcro sav
ing up for a rainy day.
iMauy persons wcro led to bcllovo that the
disasters along tlio valley approximated
Johnstown , but bad as it , is. there is no com
parison between the two places. Johnitown
and connecting towns wpro blottad out , whllo
both at this placa and Oil City only
portions of the places , wcro in the track
of tbo devouring elements. In Johnstown
the rescuers -.vero all strangers , whilu in this
pluco and nt Oil Cltjythq work was done bv
citizens , and some Of the most heroic deeds
were performed byj thpsb who offered their
lives in their efforts to save others. The
relief committee 'nowfully organized and
Is doing effective \vwk. Clothing and sup
plies are distributed tb all In need and as
these were forthcohilng' ' Immediately , there
has be&u but little if mi 'physlcial suffering.
DISASTROUS rXol ) AT OKL1UC1IS.
Much Property Destroyed anil Ono I.lfo
Iiiist by iij iUlcu Illsc.
OEUIICIIS , S. D. , Juncfji. [ Special to TUB
This section eiflerloncod a downpour
of rain Sunday morning and the preceding
nleht , and Horsehoud brook was raised very
suddenly from an Insignificant stream to a
mighty torrent , which rose at the rate of
about , four feet per hour until the whole
valley , nearly a milo in width , was covered
with a solid sea of rushing water about eigh
teen feet above low water mark , nnd from
thioo to ton feet o\-er the entire valloy. All
settlers In the valley left their houses lor
high land , with sorannarrow escapes on nc-
countot the suddenness of tlio rise , aud many
took chances on their lives in nttompting to
liberate stock that was inclosed in the low
lands. Ono man , Homer T. Hunt , lost bis
Ufa In attempting to ride n horse across a
ravine near the main channel , In order to
liberate some horses that were on the bet
tom. Although ho was an export swimmer
the swift current carried him down the val
ley about eighty rods until ho struck the
main channel and was sucked under lu n
mighty whirlpbol. His young wife , to whom' '
he had only been married about three months ,
with his other relatives , stood on the shore
to sco him parish without being able to offer
aid. Other fatalities aroapprobondod. Soin
stock was drowned.
All the bridges in the valley except one
were washed out. The railroad embankment
was cut out in half a dozen ulacos and six
trains , Including one passenger train , are
detained nt this town waiting for the track
nnd bridges to bo repaired. The water soon
oil. leaving the trontops and bushes along
tbo crock lodged witti drift rubbish , but loft
the meadows In good , condition. No damage
was done to the crops which are looking ox-
ceealngly promising.
The body of Mr. Hunt was found todav
after two dnjV searching. It wns dragged
from the bottom ot the crook , in about tiftcen
foot of water , near where ho was taucn under
in the whirlpool.
Over 100 men , including graders and
brldgomon , with a number of grading teams ,
are busy repairing the damaged , railroad.
The dump was washed out and damaged in
many places along the creok. tbo longest
being about DOO feat of grading taken out.
Crops and grass are looking splendid , and
the farmers are icclmg very Jubilant overtho
flno prospects.
Tor Their Hcllcf.
Mr. J. A. Bellman just received a tele
gram from the scone of tbo recent great oil
llro In Pennsylvania asklnr fur aid , Tbo
message is from the Daily Dorrlclc and says
"every dollar's worm of relief that wo can
'
get Is'noeiied , "
Mr , Bellman lived In the oil rocions
for nearly twenty years ana knows
just hQi7 badly tbeso oil lire suf
ferers need relief ) and is already
proparlnc a program for a grand henolH on-
tcrtulracnt for this > cnu , o to which Omaha
people will bo asked to contribute. The en
tertainment is to Dfreiffin eoon.
Kemovlnir JCaliH nt Oil City-
Oil. CITY , Pa. , Juno.S.-rSeven unidentified
victims of Sunday.-inishl's tire and flood
wcro burled this morning. The relief fund
for this city and" TUusvillo cow amounts to
SfCO.BOO. Seven hunllrcd'cooplo have already
been aided. Jt Is believed the number will
bobOO. The people have recovered from the
stunning effects of 'Jbaj ( > | ow and the vvorlt of
removing the ruins Is being actively proso-
cuted. Flvo hunUreau men are at work.
Nothing has yet Dooii tlono on tbo west sldo.
Clomlbuptt , JH lima.
DUIIUQUE , la , , Junei $ . ; A cloudburst nt
Zwinglo last night caused Otter 'creok to
rise thirty feet in two hours. Tbo Hood
struck tbo hamlet about-ll o'clock nnd swept
away several umall bunalntrs. Eighty rods
of the Cascade nurrow gauge railway were
tern up and carrion away by tbo torrent. No
lives were lost , but about 100 head of horsoj
ana cuttle were drowned.
I'orty I'liuuruU ut 'lltuftriUc.
TITUBYJU.B , Pa. , Juno 8. About forty
funfrals were bold hero today , Tbo work of
searching for bodlei is being actively carried
on. H Is supposed many corpses are lodged
under piles of rubtnsh. DUonfectaata are
being trocly used to prevent the ttpread of
dlseaje. Many people uro already tick
through excitement and exposure.
Atil from the Btunilard OH.
Oil'CITY , Pa. , Juno 8. The Standard OH
company uas tent a contribution of fJJ.UOO to
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFF3.
SALE Rxtra duo , thoroiichbred -
sc.v oull , solid color , registered stnukj it
months old. 72JS. rirst strtot.
IT YOU liavo anything for silo or trade sao
1111. Sho.tfo , llrcudway and Main strcnt.
IPO IOWA firm * ( or sate. Improved IBJ acres
In Harrison county , 119.0)porncro ; I'jJacrot
Improved , J2J.OO : 3) ) acra . Jlf.'JV 1'or bar * Un *
In Iowa ntu Nobr.tska furms call on or vrrita
toJohtijon & V.xn I'.ittcn , Council IllnnN.
OU UiNT-IwollliUS In nil p.im or tlio
city. K. II. Blioaio Hro.uIway nnd MMn.
STOUAOE mid Co umlsalon-Stove * . Mrnl-
cure , oil. , stored unil od ! on commission at
lowest rates. U Klnnohati , 370 llrovlw.xy.
AN ln\oslmcnt oai.r.tlii. Now doiililn homo
situated nt > o . 114 unil 1 0 S. Till Su , Coun
cil bhilT.- " . Improvement , now nn 1 llrst-elan
house , contains t < rooms , v bath rooms. 3 flno
imntroy * . 13 closets , front nii'.l bnsK stilr * ,
hot .iiul co d water service , ia . olu , worth
5.W. will soil-lit u li irjnli\ und solicit lionu-
file olTeM. Forest Smith , U.Udwln blok ,
Council IHutK
I OIt SAKE On small payments , fruit nnd
jrmlen : Innil noir Council HltifTa. E. II ,
Shcafc , HroadWiiy and Main street.
Foil KENT DM Second nvonnc. dwelling
with 0 rooms , furn ice , ramp , batli. cloctrlo
bells , ono of the most doslr.iblu ipsldcncns In
Council HlulTs : rout , ill.no per month , E. It.
tjliotfq. Ilroadway ami Mjjiln trcct.
Troll SALE A neat four-room dwelling on
JL1 ASCIHIO II ; price , 175 K Rtnall monthly J > .v
incnts. 15 , II. Blioafe , llro.ulway and Muln.
TT10H llnNT- Two of the best OjrrlRg Huts on
-i ? 1'ourth street. .
FOR SAI.K I'lirnltuo fixtures lease and
uooclulllof hotel with 43 rooms In 11 uocnl
Nebraska oltys will trade for stock of L'onorul
merchandise. E. II. Shoafo. Uro.nlwuy mil
Main struct.
FOHriAIiE A comfort-iblo live room dwell-
INK near Kalrmoiuit Uiirk. 1'rlce. tM. \ .
J.VJ cash , h.ilauco In monthly u.iytnciits. K. 11.
blieafo. llroadwuy an.l .Mnln street.
FOR SAI-E A now six-room dwolllnz. I8i !
rifthavonuo. price. J'.SM , li oiish , liiil-
anco In monthly pivmcnts. E. 11. Shoafo
11 ro idway and Main streets.
fi > OK SAUC Aharon , tlirco-roo n dwoll-
-I ? Ins. 1H3 ! Klfth uvcniiu. prlen ? 7l . will
tulle team Rood horses In trirto amllml'inee in
tiiunthlv piymetiH. 10 It , Hliu ife. llro iUw.iy
anil M tin streets.
FOH SAIjE-Or trade. A sK-rnom frimo
dwolllnz. nichth nvonno. cor. ' 'Jth st. . price
CMJii. 13. il. Shciifc. llro ulw.iv and Main ats.
C10K UENT-EUht-loom dwelling , Sil Wush-
* liuton avi ! . . nio.li rn "tylo nn'l eonvon-
lencoi. In excellent , repair , rent tiK. . II.
iilicafo. Uro.id.wuy aivl Main sts.
9ALK The only hotel In a small town
Foil
5J miles from Counoll HiiiTs. Il.isnnlce
cream p.irlor with goo.l trade. l < 'nrnluiro In
voices tittl.WO , bulldlnz * . ' , UOO. Will tr.ido for
Hood resident property In Council llltilTs , a
snap for tun rliht p irty. li II. Shoufe , Hroid-
wny and Main Btrcct.
WANTED To buy a nice , vouiis flrlvlnx
liorso : wolRht from I.OM to 1,100 : also to
trade a pearl/ now one-seated top IniRuy for
a two-seated one. O. 9. Dovoll. 10J3 Bio adway
Council IIlull's.
Foil SAI.i ; At a bargain , houeo and lot on
Uroadway. opuoslto now Northwestern
depot , fort-.DOO ; iMOcusli : peed location fooa
saloon. Apply to Leonard Kvorett.
TTIOK UHNT Four room frame dwolllnff , HOT
JL ? nichth avo. . In oxrellent repair : dry col
lar : city water : rout $10. K. II. Shoafc , Ilroad
way and Main sticet. _
Foil SALn Hotel and restaurant In IL pros-
parous Nebraska city , p-ivlns business ,
need reasons for solllne , price $ lUJti. It Is a
snap. E. II. frhonte , Itro.idway and Maliistit-ot.
J Nebraska lands in .
for Council Illutrj property. E. II. Sheafo.
Uroadway and Main street.
T7\OH \ SAljE Gro.ory stock , flxtnros , horses
Jnnd bnllillirprlco U-'UO. 1'rollts avoiano
JiOU per month : location best In the city : ill
health eansu of sotting. E. H. Hhuafo , llro-id-
miy and Miiln street.
SAhE A miiro and colU Will tike
FOR - in lot filling. Apply to Lcouaid
Everett.
IX ; ANTED-Tcnina to fill In lot I , block 18 ,
T V Williams' llrst addition to Council HlulTs.
Iowa. One-half cash and the b.ilanco In
trade. Apply to Leonard Everett , Council
lllulTs , la. .
A Written Guarantee
SYPHSLI to Cure Kvery Case or
Money Refunded.
Our cure is permanent nnd not a tiatcblis up. Cn'ei
treated oTenre r iwoniiTenoYor een ymptom
ilnce. lljr describing case fully vra can treat jou br
rosll , nd wo lTO the snmo strong Ruamntoa to rura
or refund all money. Tliosa who prefer to corao lioro
fortrcatmentcRndotonnJwo will pay rallroadfars
both way land hotel bills wlillolicro , If wo fall to cure
W challenge the world for a case that our Maglo
Kcmedy will not euro. Write for particulars nnl got
tbiOTldence. In our eovan years practice with th
Maclo Remedy It lias been most dllDcult to overcome
tbe prejudices nealntt socalled ipccltlcs. I'.ut under
our tron fcunrnnteo tbousinds are trylnu It and bo
Ingcured. Wo guarantee to euro or refund every
dollnr.and asVebava a reputation to protect , also
financial balking of KTO.OXllt Is perfectly safe to all
whowtli try tlio treatment , Heretofore you liavo
puttlnifupaod paying out your money for different
treatments , and although you nro not yet cured no
one has paid bnck your money. Wo will positively
cureyou , Oldchronicdeepneitol caias cure 1 In0)
to'JJdays. InvoJtUato our llrmnclal standing , our
reputation as business men. Wrlto us for names an J
addrcMcsof those wo hnvo cured wbo have given
pcrmlaslontorefertotbom. It cost * you only post-
are to do this. If yo'ur eymptoTCs are sere throat ,
mucous patches la mouth , rheumatism In bouos and
joints , hair falling out , eruptions on any part of tha
body , foiling of gonaral depression , pains la bead or
tones. You haven * time to wastu. Thoia who ara
constantly Uklng iiercnrr and potash , ibould dis
continue It. Constant uieof these drugi will eurolr
trlng lorei end eating ulcoriln the end. Uau't full to
write. All correspondence cnt icalml In plnlp on-
Tclope. We Invite ttiemost rlicll Investlgnttou nJ
vuldoalllnour powerto aM you in It. Addreu ,
COOK REMEDY CO. . - Omaha. Neb
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOH GRADING.
To the owners of all lots , parts of lots and
real estate alone Sixth Bticot from a polnt.WD
fouteouth of the soutli line of Credit l' ° onolor
addition to lUnoroft street ,
Vou are hereby notified tb.it the umler-
slcned. thrun disinterested f rro holders of the
cltv of Oiuahii , have buen duly appointed by
the mayor , with the apprnv.il of the city
council of bald city , to assess the damages to
the owner * , , respostlvelv. of the prop
erty alToctt-d ny grading Sixth htrcot
from a point MO feet south nf the
south line of Credit Fonder addition to Iluii-
crof t street , declared necessary byordlnat.ee
No. : > ? , passed May l ) , 16 ! ) . ' , approved May
Ii. . IbOJ.
You are further notified that having no-
coptedsald appointment and duly quiillflod
ii B reiiulred by la'V. wo will , on the 17th day of
.luno , A , U. IBi ) ' . at tuohourof 10 o'clock intho
forenoon , at the olllce of Bhrlvor & O'Dona-
lioc. HOlKnrniim ( .treet , within the corporate
llmtlBOf said city , meet for the purpose of
cons'dorliu nnd makini ; the assessment of
daniaso to the owners respectively of said
property , affected by s.tld cr.-ullnirtukliis
Into consldunilIon special boncllts. It any.
You are notified to bo presunt at the time
and place ann > > , ald and make any objections
toorHtatomcnts coiicernlnr said assosdincnt
of damuKta as you niav consider propor.
(1 1 * t J SI I Ibi \ i IC *
T. O. IIHUNNKK.
T. IJ. McOULLOOII.
Omaha Juno 4.1692. Jndiot
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING.
To the owners of nil lots , parts of lots and
real estate along Mason street from Ibth
street to 20th street , . , , . .
You uro hereby notified that the under
signed , three disinterested freeholders of tha
olty of Oimiti.t. liayo been duly api > olnted by
the mayor , with the approval ol'thuclty ' coun
cil of Kiild c.ty , to assess the diuiiaite to tlio
ownerH rcHpeetlvely of the pioporty nlleelod
by grading Mason utruet from IBth street to
iiitli btreot , declared iiucessiiry bv nrulnunco
: W70 Jpjssod May 17. IbiK , approved May IN ,
You are further notified , that having ao-
coptodbuld appointment , mi. ! duly qualified
us required by law , wo will , on the llth day of
June. A. 1) . IMtf. at the hour of lu o clock In
the forenoon , at roomJ.MO. N. } . Ufo bulldliiB ,
within the corporate limits of Hald city , moot
far the uiirpo oof connUlorlnt ; and inakliie HS-
leHitiient ofUamago to the owners respectively
of said property , ulfucted by said Krndlnir ,
luliliiB Into coimldorntlon special benolliB , It
You are notified to bo present at the time-
and place aforesaid , and muku tiny oDjucllons
to or statfinenta concernlnc H'lld iiSHUBsment
of daiiiauus us you way consider proper.
1 , II. olCUIJJjljOUll *
IL W. ( JMIHO.N ,
J. . KEEVE.
Omaha , May 27,1601 JOdlt
bo applied to relieving the needs of the suf
ferers by Hood nnd nro alont ; tbo river ,
iDttlnly lu Oil City mid Tltusvllle.
I/I run I'ortloii of Vienna 1'looilod.
VIENNA , Juno 8. A snow storm occurred
hero yesterday , followed by torrents ot rain.
A largo portion of tbo city has been lloodod ,
owing to Ibo consequent rising of tbo wuler
in the Danube uud thn cauol.
CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PitOBUOTION.
JARVIS 1877 BRANDY
HIGH , BJPE AND MELLOW.
Aged in our cellars. Indorsed by the Mcd ,
Has been awarded six ical faculty every !
where as being the. .
and four silver
gold purest , safest and bcst
medals , at different stimulant. Ask for it.
' Take no other. He-
world's expositions , .
ware of imitations.
WINE OO. ,
GROWERS , DEALERS AND DISTILLER ? ,
Santa Clara and San Jose , California.
K. W. PAMIE , M. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
HEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND
WOMEN. PKormrcroii OF TUB
WOKUVS HEniJAL DISr
SAUY OF 31E1HCINK.
Hraat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , nnd I.ungs ; DI * .
cases of the Ej e and Ear , lfita and A poplexy , Ueurt
Disease , Liver Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Somlnnl
Weakness , Diabetes , BrlBhfs Dltouo.et.Vltus1
Dancer"theumatlsm , I'oialyJia , White Swelling
Scrofula , Fever Sores , Ceiicors , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the Unlfo or drawlne o drop of
blood. Woman with her delicate orpans restored -
stored to health. Propey cured without tapping : .
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to 8GOO forfeit for any Venereal Dis
ease i cannot euro without mercury.
Tape Worms removed In two or throe hours , or no
pay. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured.
THOSE WHO AUK AFI'OCTKD
Will eave Ufa and hundreds of dollars by calllnc
on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only Physician who can toll what ulla
a ] )0ioii ultluiut iiHkiiic a question.
AH correspondence strictly confidential. Uedlclno
sent by express. Address all letters to
G , W , Pangle , M , D
8B6 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , lov/a.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Embalmer
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCIL , BIjUKFH.
PROPOSALS FOH FILLING LOT OF
RKAL KSTATK.
Scaled propoiaU will bo rocolvnd by tlionn-
di'rsl.iiou until lu : : o'ulouk p.m. . Juno ' 'l , 1W.1.
for Illllnu lot I'b ook ILIlansconi nluco.ln tin )
city otOiniiha , Hui'l lot having heuu declared
u nulH.inuu by ordinance No , -.Si : ! .
Huuli lllllr.K to bo done In ucuordanco with
the liiKtructloiuof the city enslncor nnd hoard
of public woil.a.
II ( ! H will bo inndo ou printed blank fur *
nlHhod by the boar.l , mid to bu ucuoiupnnlud
by iiccrtlHed cneck In the mini of tXK ) , payiiolu
totliucltyufOuiuhii.au un uvldonuu of Kood
T'IO bo'ird rcscrvoH ( ho rlzht to reject any or
Clmlrman Hoard ot 1'ubllo Works.
Omaha , Nub. , junu Dili , lb'/A JuiteU,10l'Jl7 '
Onialia Medical and Surf ici
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
FOH. TI-IB
TREATMENT
OP ALL
West faollltlos , upinritiis nnd
for succussful tro.Uiiient of every form
of disease roiiulrliu iiiocllo.il or
snr lo tl treatment.
M beds for patluntu , bo ird and .
Hest acvonioJations In the \ . „ . , . , .
Write for circulars on deformities anil
braces , tnusus , club foot , curvatures of snlno ,
lilies , tumors , utncor.oiifirrli. bronchitis , In-1
halationelectricity , p irnlysls , nnllonsy , kld-
iiov. bladder , eye , oar. bkln und blood and all
surgical oporttions.
tll(3DA ( < 3I0 ? \I7flHJTDlJA \ SI'EOI A l < T V.
UltJUllUlJU Ut WUlllDfl llookon Ilso.i30 ot
Women FKEE.Vii ha\olately milled .1 lylnx-
In dop irtniont fur women durlnu con.lnoinunb.
Ftrluliy private. ) Onlv Kollablo Medloul lu-
Btituto making a Bpouljlty o :
. , . ,
All II oed Ulsuasort suecosstully troatol ,
Hjnhllltlo t'olsnn lomovcd Cram the uystom
without nuireiiry. Now Itostoratlvo Treat *
inunt forloai of VITAfj I'OWKIL Persons un-
ublu to vlnlL us ID.iv bo treated at homo by
lorrospon lunce. All communications conlf-
( Iriitlal. Mo-lielncs or liiHlriinionti sent by
mail oroxpress , snoiiruly paekod , nn inarkH to
ind catoi'ontcntHor sunder. Ono personal In-
terylow pruferruJ. U ill and consult u or send
history of your case , and wo will send In plain
wrapuor , our
Rfintf Tn MEN l''K REs Upon 1'rlvato ,
DUUa IU mC.11 , .v.poollli , , r Nurvoii3 DM-
eases , Itnpotoncy , HvphllU , Oloot mU Varlco-
rolc , withquoMtion llsU
ItraccH , Appllunous for Deformities A ; Trusoi.
Onlymaniifactory Intho Westof ItKVdttn.
JT\- At'l'l.lAt > UKi , THllnXEii , JSLKUflllU
JIATTJSltlKH ANO UKL1S.
Omalia Helical and Suniicil Institute ,
26th and Broadway , Oounolt BluEfi
Ton mlnutob' rlilo from center ot Uni'ilu end
d O > unull lllutN oloutrla nuilor lino.
is via the Chicago , Milwaukes
& St. Paul R'y > as represented
on this map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:45 : a. m.
City Ticket OIHce : 1501 Far-
nan ; St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent.
C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Aeent ; ,
Of Council III u Si
a ,
fcurplUB unJ I'roflts , OUJ
NotOapltal anil , . . . . .
llruclur-J. ) l ) . K4 uuu nu i. M. I. dim i tri.
li'aioci. a K Ilirt. I. A. Jllli r , J. V il
ndClwrlm lu llnnnuii. Tr.tn * lutKonoral
Ing bumiiui * . \ Mrfoo.iplt.il \ and surpluiof
any Lmiklu ifouthwuntorn town.
'ON TIM BDEPO3IT3