THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 8ATUHDAY , AUGUST 0 , Ii392.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
I cihiml lj Carrier to nny part of tlio City
11.V. . TILTON , - MANAGER.
J Hm'ncsi Office , No 4.1
Mght Ejtor , NoX )
MKXTION ,
JC Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
Regular mooting council No. 1 , Commer
cial Pilstntni of America , tonight r t Arcanum
hnll. A full mooting U desired. O. 0. Wlso ,
W. P.
The Pottawnttnmlo democratic nssoclfttion
will open n rcudlnc room nbout Augufct IB In
UK headquarters on Pearl street , end xvlll
) < cep IV open until after the close of the lull
c'rimpiilRn ,
The Ladies' auxiliary. No. 17. U. L. AM
Will orvo Ice cream nnd cnKo In the h.lsu-
TOO" building Saturday , August 0 , afternoon
tnd ovcnltiR.
Articles of nduptlon were filed yesterday
with the county recorder by which n small
boy. who was loft ut thoClirUtlan homesomo
time HRO , Is odoptod by PatricK llynn.
The regular mooting of Ktcliotah council.
No. it , Docrcoof Pocnhontns. will bo hold
tins ovcnlnt' In thn wigwam of the Ued Mon.
corner of Broadway and Main street , at 3
o'clock. '
The annual encampment of the Iowa Na
tional Ounrd will bo hold at Crouton during
the blue Krnss pnlaco. The Dortce Llzbt
OiiardolftCls city will attend. New uni
forms have ooon ordered for tuo occasion ,
nnd will arrive tn short tfmo.
Governor McKlnloy , who was engaged to
speak nt the drlvlcK park Thursday after
noon for $500 , iofuscd to tnko nny money
fiom the Chnutauqua management , and the
treasury of that enterprise is consequently
nhcnd by the ontlro sum of the gate receipts.
For sovo-nl days pastsomn boys have boon
firing off nn nlr gun nt random in the aQey
In lift i-'cal-of tliii opera house. YosU-rUuy
afternoon whllo Mrs. C. S Hubbard was
walking In her back yard n bullet pierced
her bat mid narrovvly missed hitting bor nnd
burtlng her severe ! v.
The Catholics will plvo n bazaar for the
bcnellt of St. Peter's Catholic church dur
ing the last week of October. The work of
proparaMon is In the hands of the following
officers : President , U. Teller ; vice provi
dent , Mrs. P. Wels ; advisory committee ,
Mrs. J. Neumayr nnd Mm. P. Beck.
.J
. Mayor Lawrence has notified Secretary
AtKlnson of the State railway commission
that tbo people of Council illuffs want a
pccdy bearing of the cases which have been
commenced In the courts to compel the rail
roads cmitcrlnc In too city to build bettor do-
pots. Tno policy of the administration from
now on is to brine the railroads to time as
teen ns possible.
llnrtoS. Weeks , national commander of
the Sons of Veterans , patsoa through the
city yesterday on his wny from Now York to
Helena , Mont. , whcro ho Is to attend the na
tional encampment of the order. The mem
bers of the local camp , Sons of Veterans ,
marched to the Northwestern depot in full
Uniform , accompanied by n raurtial band , to
meet him. Thev rode OR far as the transfer
with him. Mr. Weeks will probably f-top
hero on his way home.
John liurch w.is arrested Thursday nlcht
on n charge of drunkenness nnd viiprancy ,
nna was put In the city jail along with the
rest of his kind. As soon ns ho sobered
enough to know what had happened to him
ha bccamo very loud nnd abusive , until tin
had to bo shut up in ttio steel cell. This had
no ofTucl upon him , and it was not until Iho
other prisoners took n hnnd nnd dumped sev
eral palls of water through thd bars Into his
cell that ho cooled down , tlo was lined
(10.70 in police court yesterday morning.
Judge Deeinor has rondorad a decision | in
the case of Lconurd Everett against tlio
supervisors of Pottuwattamio county and
others. The defendants llloj a motion to
remove tbo case to another court on the
ground that a case of the kind could not bo
brought In the district court. This motion
Is sustained bv the court , and In addition to
the oraor for removal ho irlvos each of the
defendants excepting tbo board of super
visors $ -0 attorney's foes on account of the
casa having bcon brought In the wrong
court.
court.Mary
Mary Cooley , a foreigner whoso only no
complishmcnt so far as the English language
Is concerned is In the line of protanlty , was
nrrostcd yesterday morning for the third
tlmo in loss than two weeks for pcddllnc
without a license. As she was discharged
upon- both the former occasions she was
somewhat Independent when she WBB nailed
by OQIcor Claur. Whllo ho was holding her
for the patrol wagon she so for forgot the re
quirements of etiquette as to pucker up her
ruby lips and snit In his face. She will hove
a trial before Judco Mcdco this morulng on
the chargu of piddling without a license , nnd
when this Is decided the oflicor will glvo her
another whirl on the char o of assault. Ho
eays ho means to prosecute her on ovcry
chnrgo Known to the codo.
The Pottawattamto county tenchnrs" insti
tute , which has been in .session for the past
two weeks , cloied yesterday afternoon.
Tlio last three days wcro spoilt
In examinations. Among tlioso wbo
attended the institute wcro n num
ber of the nigh school pupils who are twu or
three years .rot from tlio end of their course ,
All dnrlnu the institute they have been a' '
tha head of their classes , nnd when It cumo
to examinations they stood alongside th
teachers of from llvot o tiftocn ytiars ox peri
cnco and answered the questions in a highly
credllablo way. Prof. Sawyer was highly
gratified at thb showing thuv tnnuo. as It ro-
llects credit on the schools of the city as well
ns on the pupils themselves.
Parkins , the gront Ilavorly banjo upo-
ciulist , nt Miuuuvu this wook.
IOMU State Iliiinl.
Siilurday , August 0 , Ftiirraount park ,
fl p. m. ; Lake Munuwu , 7 p. in ,
f'.iu.taii.irns.
Mrs. A. J. Dyer is reported dangerously
111.
111.Ml
Ml * . * Ida Lutz loft last evening for the
TVOSt.
TVOSt.Mrs.
Mrs. M. M. Tlnloy and daughter , Miss
Mary , leave tills evening for-Denvor.
Judpo W. C. Jutne.i returned yesterday
from Chicago.
Mlsi Chirk ot Das Molnos Is visiting Miss
Nellie Dodpe.
Miss Jessie Gilbert 1s visiting friends In
Btnnberry , Mo.
Frnnlt Levine loft last evening for a trip
to Portland , Oro.
Chief Nicholson of the flro department
loaviM tonight for Chicago.
Mrs. O. II. Errln of Perry. la. , Is visiting
her parents , Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Coady.
Miss Dull of Omuha U In tbo city , a guest
of Miss Hunting-ton and the Misses 1'uco.
Lnko Million loft last ovenlni ; for u visit
to Portland , Bait LaUo City and otbor west
ern points.
Miss Llizlo Coady of La Crone , Wls. , U
the cues i ot her cnuslus , the Misses Coady ,
nt 1703 tilxtli avenue.
* Mrs. W. T. II. Tipping , who has boon
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. it. Carrothors , for
bo past two months , started Wednesday for
cr homo In Albany , N. V.
P. M. Coin nt on has rncelvod his commis
sion from Colonel C. V. Mount of the Third
Imva rcitlment ns battalion sergeant-major
of the roRirnoni , his commission to data from
April SO. 1IW. )
A largo party of Rluniltrs loft last evening
over tbo Union Pndtlo for Denver. Those
composing the parly worn : John Balrd ,
Mr. and Mm. Vic Jennings , Mrs. II. It.
Snckelt and Mis * Nellie S.icltolt , Mr. and
Mn > . CioorcoV. . Llpo , Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Jnmckon. Mr. and Mr * . Dorlund , Mrs , W. C ,
Kilop , Air , umlMra.V. . O. Wlrt and son ,
Ur , T , 1) . Liicoy , Mn. J. O. Atkins , Mrs.
UcorKO Pheljii ana ana , Mrs , J. D. Oracle-
well and C. L. Crockwcll.
Iu\r HlHtu lluiul.
Siturdny ; , AugUBt 0 , Pulrinnunt park ,
S p. m. ; Liiko Mnnuwu , 7 p. ui.
a.COOyurds HunRnl tUsuo , the lightest
nnd prottloBt fabric known , worth 16o ,
during Boston Btoro ssilo for 81 u. in aark
colors only.
PorUlns , the grout Haverly btinjo Bpo-
clullst , ut MUUIUYU tula wcolc.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Members of tlio Married Liiies1 Social
Societj Disagree.
HOW THE EXCHANGE WAS OPERATED
Olio IClemnnt of the OrRnnlr.ttlnti Amcrt
Tlutt tlio liKtltutlon tins Hoen n
Money making Scliomo Whor *
the 1'oor Como In.
Tboro has bron a division In tbo ranks of
the Marrtod Lidlos' ' Sooial soutoty lately ,
and tholadlos wlio balongod to that llourlsn -
Inir organization nro no.v dolair buihioas nt
two stands within a stono's throw of ono an
other. The organization was startoJ ovoi' n
year ago for the purpojo of dlspsnilug char
ity to the worthy poor of the city , nnd an ox-
tintigo WAS dtartod us an adjunct to the so-
loty , for the xnlo of cikij , broad ots. , with
, houndo tdndlng that the prooaods of the
ales were to ba dUtrlbutcd among the
ioor. Before there wsra any procosds , how-
vcr , the ladlm w'ao bjlongai to tha soslaty
nd who m.iilo tha nrttclai that W3ra to bo
old received p y nt thalr own fl < uros for
ho tlmo , labor and mitorlals that bid baon
; < od. As a consequonea the exchange never
laid oxpansoj , and although oonsldorablo av
Istnnca was given the poor in ether ways ,
nnd nlthoueh the public was urged from
o to tlmo to patronlzo the oxctituiijo for
benefit of the worthy poor , tbo woPlhy
poor never ronpud miy bonollt from the ox-
chungo lisoU , and no ono proiltad by the
cho.no oxcoptlns the ladioi themsolvoj ,
Of late thorn has boon considerable til
. 'oollng among tbo ladles , which , it is said ,
arose from a feeling on thn part of sotno of
thorn that It wus net qulto right for the ex
change to bo hold up bsforo tno
public as n chirltablo concern , when ,
in fact , tlio schorao w.is in tbo
main a money-making one. A division was
then agreed upon nnd the original society
moved n few doors up the street to ! J17
lirondwny and hung out its .shtnglP. ' The
ether Itidtos remained at 3iT Broadway , null
entered into an ii roomont with the ugont of
n sowing machine company at that number
to funijib. u 9lork nnd the necessary room ,
nnd in fact , to carry on the business of the
cxchango , for 13 par cent of the sales. The
ladles xpct to carry on benevolent work as
usual , but under u different name nnd with
out any connection with the Ladles Ex-
chung or tbo Married Ladies society.
OltKAT UANKKUI'T SIIOK SALK.
CommcncliiK Todity Saturday Cut Till *
Out
And brlnp it with you to the great
bankrupt BIV'O of boots , shoes and nllp-
pora , 5 1 B-oidwiy : : ; , Council Blulls ,
, old Foster building , Everett block ) .
Beginning Saturday , August 0 , and con
tinuing , wo will offer the outiro
stock of the Chicago Shoo Store company - !
pany of St. Paul at loss than cost to
nanufncturo.
Every dollar's worth must bo sold.
Call anil bo-convinced that thia is a
chance of a Hfotiino.
L-idios' kid button , 7oc , worth $1.50.
Lauios' Icld button , OSc , worth $2.00.
L'idlos'dongola button , $1.23 , worth
oO.
L'ltlies' oxford tics , 09o , worth $1.2.5.
L idles' kid oxford ties , 8oc , worth
$ i..m
Ladies' "Burt" French dongola but
ton , 3.00 , wo th $0.00.
Men's work shoes , 7oc. *
Mon's dress shoes , $1.25 , worth $2.50.
Mon's calf shoos , $1.50 , worth $3.00.
Boys' school shoes , 7oc.
And many other bargains too numor-
OUP to n.ontion ut the great binkrupt
shoo bale , 521 Broadway , Council BLuffs.
Iowa Stnto ll.ind Siittircliiy.
This wonderful musical organization ,
forty pieces , under the leadership of
Prof. Phlnnoy. will give two free open
air concerts , Saturday , Aug. 0. In the
afternoon they will play in Falrmount
park and in tlio evening from 7 to 11
o'clock at Manawa.
The Boston Store clearing salp ends
Monday , August 8. Now is the tlmo to
secure bargains in all dry goods.
Hurled Alive.
1'Tank Guannella wus called to Hinton
station , ton miles below Council Bluffs ,
yesterday afternoon by a telegram announc
ing that ono of tha men working for him on
his gravel bank had boon killed by a land
slide. He loft nt once for tbo place , and
found that the rorort was true. Tbo man
had boun wonting on the sldo of tbo bank
nnd hnd bcon warned of the coming danger
by ono of his follow workmen it few seconds
bcforo tlio landslide occurred. He failed to
head tbo warning and tbo llr.it of the
slide caucht him and burled him
headlong to the base of the
bluff. fully thirty foot below ,
and tbo rest covered him up ton depth of
over ton feet. Tlio accident took place about
ll'M : a. in. , but it was 4 o'clock before his
body was cxbumod. The nnrno of the unfortunate -
fortunate young man could not be learned
last overling. Ono of his follow workmen
biouL-bt the newa to tbo city last ovouiag ,
butnlthough ho bad been working by the
side of the man for several weeks ho could
not think of his last nuiiie. His llrst nauio
was John , and ho was liO years of ago. Ho
was to hnvo been mariied shortly to a young
lady of Pacillo Junction , where bis homo
wan. Ho also bad n mother , two sisters and
a brother at Pacific Junction. Tbo coronoi'
of Mills county Is to bold an inquest this
morning ,
SO.dozon gents' outing flannel shirts
that sold for -oo at the Boston Store sale
for 1'Jc.
lowu Stnto Hand.
Saturday , August 0 , Falrmount park ,
3 p. m. ; Lake Manawa , 7 p. m.
COo and $1.00 misses' straw hats during
the Boston Store sale for loc and 2ou. A
chance like this never was offered be
fore In the hat lino.
Perkins , the great Ilavorly banjo spe
cialist , at Manawa this week.
All our light stnpoa , plaids , chocks
nnd mixed chovloti ( all wool ) that sold
for COo and 58o during sale for 3tlc , Beaten -
ton store.
Trains leave Manawa dally at 8 a ndlO
n. IIL , 12m. , and 1 , 2 , 2:30 : , 3,3:30 : , 1 ,
1:30 : , 5 , 6:30 : , 0 , 0:30. : 7. 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30 : , 0.
9:80 : , 10 , 10:30. : Hand 11 : Jo p. m. The
11:55 : train will make connection with
Iho last electric motor cur for Omaha ,
Demornitlo I'rlnmrli'i.
This evening the democrats of Kane town
nblp will meet in the various wards to nomi
nate candidates to tbo county convention ,
which Is to bo hold next Thursday , to lolvc
delegate * to the state , congrctbionql and
judicial conventions. The aclogatcn will bo
selected by the primary ij-fitoin. The follow
lug ] udgos , clerk * and places at holding the
pi linarie * Iuvo been chosan by the wan
comuilttcomcn :
FlritVardWheelel & Herald's. Judeos ,
Vlo Jonntugi nnd Jumos Wickhatn ; clerks ,
S. I ) . Konrcr nnd C. U. Walters.
Second Ward Amv's tin shop on Bryant
itrcot. Judges. A. T. Whlttlesoy and T. E.
Cufcudy ; clerks , J. II , Mlthuu and Herman
Scburx.
Third Wark N. Sohurz' onioo , 0 Main
treet. Judgot , Nrod Spottmn and W. II.
Thomas ; clerks , L. Zurmuohlon and Charlus
fox.
fox.Fourth
Fourth Ward South court room. Judecs
It. t ) . Amy and liobert Jnpron ; clerks. Lee
tiwcarlngen and K , L , Ktnyre.
Fifth War * Snlolds1 atoro. Judge * . W
W. Cones and M. Callagban ; clerks , W. D
Hurdln und N. O'Dricu.
Sixth Word John Coylu'a placp , Broad
way , uoar corner of Tweailolti street
Judges. John Mlkosell nnd P. D. Qurko ;
clerk tViso Payne nnd W. B. Fisnor.
The polling pinco In each ward will bo
open from B to 8 p. ra. After the prlmarlo *
uita a number of democrats will co to
'arks' mill , tn Garner township , to organize
a club.
Swlmmlni ? Kxtilliltlnns
Vi Manawa beach , west of hotel , Sun
day afternoon. _
100 dozen gents' outing flannel shirts
worth SOo each , at the Bjaton Sloro
clearing sale for 20c.
150)30p1o | In this city use gvs stoves
[ 'ho O.tsCo. puts 'om In ut coat.
Imru Stittu Hand.
Saturday , Ausnat 0 ' , Falrmount park ,
I p. in. ' , L'iko Muntiu'a , 7 p. m.
10ft dozen gonts' fancy strlpo and
ilnln balbi-lggan shirts and drawers ,
vorth 7oc and $1 , during the great sale
or 53c. Boston Storo.
50.1 yards Chnvlot shirting , worth 7c ,
'orHe , at the Boston Store clearing
salo.
low.i Stnto Itunil.
Saturday , August 0 , F.ilrmount park ,
3 p. in. ' , L iko Manawa , 7 p. m.
Parkins , the great Ilavorly b.uijo spe
cialist , at Manaw.i thla week.
Gcorgo Davis , drugs anil paints.
Summer suits for gentlemen ; cool ,
comfortable and cheap. Koltor , the
ullor , 310 Broadway.
Perkins , the great Havorly banjo spe
cialist , at Manawa this week.
I'ropanitlnttft fur the
The dopartmant cammanlor of the Grand
Army for Iowa has issued n circular to the
posts throughout the state giving informa-
ion with reference to tbo national oucninp-
nont at Washington and tbo molt ddjlramo
ivay of gotttng thoro. All the railroads
, orminatlng nt thT Missouri rlvor will start
special trains on the morning of Sjptombor
17 from Council Bluff i and Sioux City , nnd
those will bo known as Grand Army lifalii ? .
Dno of ttio dcpartmont commander's staff
onicew will bo m charge of each of these
rains , and they will arrlvo nt Chicago early
on the morning of the ISth. There a tem
porary headquarters will bo sot up at tbo
Jrand Central passenger station at the
corner of Fifth avenue and Harrison street ,
the passenger station of tbo Baltimore &
Ohio.
A band of music will accompany the Iowa
contingent to Washington nna it is the In
tention of those lu ohargo to make a showln g
of which the state may bo proud. Every
comrade who expects to take part In the
parade will bo expected to provide blmsolf
with a regulation ' uniform. Hallway tlcKots
u 111 bo sold good c.iinir September 13 to20
and returning until October 10.
lotvii Stiita H.inil.
Saturday , August 0 , Fan-mount park ,
J p. in. ; L'iko Alanawn , 7 p. in.
Wanted Iron in iidors at the Ogden
Iron works , Council Bluffs. Good wages.
Oc and 0c } bleached muslin for oo at
the Boston Store sale
Perkins , the great Huvorly banjo spo-
cialldt , nt iMunaA-a this week.
Perkins , the great Haverly banjo spe
cialist , at Manawa this
lu\va Statq Hnnd.
Saturday , August 0 , F.ilrmjunt park ,
3 j ) . m. ; Lake Manawa , 7 pT in.
BooUsbv popular authors , 2,000 12mos ,
during ale for llje , worth IDo and 2oc.
Boston Storo. _
Pnsturago for horses and cattle on the
Chautauqna grounds. Inquire of A. S.
Iluzclton , 240 Morriiun block , or Charles
Copeland , on the grounds ,
low. i Stnto lliind.
Saturday , August C , Falrmount park ,
8 p. ra. ; Lake Manawa , 7 p. in.
5,000 yards of remnants In unbleached
muslins for 5c a yard , worth Sc , at The
Boston Store clearing salo.
rooplc'n I'arty Club.
A mooting was held In Masonic temple last
ovGtiinc by the members of tno people's
party for the purnoso of organizing a club.
About 100 were present. The room was
hung wltn banners bearing engravings
whose moaning was moro or loss vaeuo , and
tno motto of the parly hung clear across the
south side of the room. The meeting was
called to order by A. J. McClaron , und City
Treasurer Klnnohan was appointed chair
man. Paul Vandcrvoorf , who was to have
boon tbo main attraction , disappointed the
leaders , as ho had been called
into Kansas and fulled to make
connections on bis return. The
gap was tilled by Messrs. Hogers and KcUoy
of Omaha and 10. P. Brown of Noola , who
kept tbo iiudiouco more or less Interested
until nflor ID o'clock. Along toward tbo
last tbo audicnco becan to drop away and
when the tlmo for the forming of the organi
zation arrived hardly twenty-livo were pres
ent. C. L. Glllott was eluded president of
tbo club and C. C. Chamborlln secretary ,
after which the meeting n-ljourned subject to
call of tbo president. At the next meeting
the otbor onlccrs will Do elected ,
200 pieces best indigo blue calico for
6c a yard nt the Boston Store clearing
salo.
10,000 yards dark and light challios ,
worth 7c , during the Boston Store aalo
for 4c. _
All shooting nnd pillow case muslins
at cost price during the Boston Store
clearing Bale.
25 plot-OS turkey rod' table llnon ,
fo mor price 33u , now for 23jo , at the
Boston Store clearing salo.
Domicile.
Newton Clopp. at Tuzowoll , Tonn. , shot and
killed U. Cloud In u row over politics.
The national convention of democratic
uluba will bo hold nt New York on ( Jctobur 1 ,
A largo part of the stiito of Minnesota has
boon visited by a dostiuctlvo hail und wind
bio rni.
The hoiiliuarturs | nt the International
Union oC I'll I liters und Docor.itom bnvo been
ohiiiiKod from llultlinuro toBt. I.onls.
Oiinrli'8 Daly of Detroit , Mich. . Miot his wife
and hiuiiditnglitur In u family low , and surl-
oiikly uundud a iiollcuman who utteniptod to
n r rest thuin ,
Advices from Onnalnsua state that the rev
enue cutter Ciiwin has o.iiturod | the HrllUli
bohoouor Winifred , and nn board of her was
found every ovldunoo of poaohlng ,
Tlio National Dental asuncliitlon , In session
nt llutr.ilo , N. Y , . bus pussuil resolutions cen-
biirlni ; Iho census olllco fur pUcln them In
thu biinio cutuKury with munufucturors.
Tbo reported expedition which sallud from
Key \Vest with tbo Intention of Invading
( Jium. mid bottliu up a revolutionary uovorn-
inunt U ruganiod by oMIolaU as u grand honx.
Mcx'ro ' has boon ( IlKturbud by slight shook *
of uuribqnuUo recently.
Ouo hundred deaths arn reported tohuvo
ovoured ut Ar enluull , u miburuof 1'urln.
Wutor from un abandoned "oul iiilnonoir
Duuubury. Kunluiid , Hooded uiiudjauent mlno ,
drunnlnx six miner * .
The | IODU hus Imurd u letter to the bishops
of Ituly , dcclurlng the nrUof thu l-'reumu.onti
of Ituly to botmlivcTHlve to ruliRloiu
KlRlitoun Indians , emuloyus of a cnnnliiK es-
tabijjhiuuiit on u r.ver Inlut near Vlvtnrla , 11.
U. . wore.drownod on the "Oth of u month ,
Vullow fevoi-lius broxcu out In many plucos
In Central America und him been ratrliiK with
virulent fury. Muuy deaths havii beuu ru
ported.
The "No. 0" Wheeler ft Wilson makes a
' perfect stitch with ull kinds of lureud on all
claisot of material. It U always ruuuy. bold
by Goo. W. Lancaster & Co. , OU S. 10th
street.
GET YOUR TOMAND ; MARCH
Political Emblems 'flift ' Toll the Faith of
the Wertftra.
WHAT THE PASSING SHOW COSTS.
Tlio Ilutton n lUtlill < ( lTO renluro of the
Ca nip ilRii I p ltii \ \ n1'rlco \ * . Catch.
In ? Styles < tr Uniforms for
Marching " Clubs.
The manufacture of presidential
badges has become a great Industry In
the east. Thousands ot hands nro om *
ployed In designing , making nnd soiling
horn. About the tinuth.it nominating
convention * nro arranging their pro-
crania the badge makers cotnmonco to
lay their pi tins and fool the public
pulse as to the most seductive design to
catch Its every fickle nnd varying
fancy.
There is big money in a taking do
sign.This
This is going to bo a button campaign
writes iv Now York correspondent. The
beat sailing buttons of four yours ago
were mrrJo of woven silk. These were
the emblem of the American Hag. Mil
lions of them were sold all over the
country ut 10 emits aplcco. Millions
moro were bent out until the supply ex
ceeded thg dojrmnd and the buttons
were retailed nt 1 cent oach.
The newest design in a button is a
hnt grandfather's hat stamped out of
white metal. It U made of throe parts
the hat or fttco proper , the shank and
I he baofc.
Another now idea is a black silk but
ton with the Union Hag In the center
and the names of Harrison and Hold at
the top and bottom. A now button p\-
paredfor [ the republican party has this
inscription :
"Protection , reciprocity and honest
money. One dollar in nhundroicodtp. "
This button is made of American tin
In the center of the face is a finely en
graved map of the states , also the army
and navy Hags.
Another button is of white silk , with
the woven monogram of II. and R. in
rod silk in the center , round which is a
wreath of rod , white and blue silk.
There is the Cleveland horseshoe
button made of rod woven ailit , with a
blue horseshoe in the contor. The
nnmo Cleveland is woven across the face
with white silk.
There are few ribbon badges for this
campaign. Ribbons'do not take with
the general public ; they are used more
by clubb in parade or1 at meetings.
All these buttons and emblems can bo
made tit the rate of 2oJO ( , ) a day.
Everything is ready for the demand.
In the campaign of 1883 ono flrm sold
1,000,000 of buttons at from 1 cent to 25
cents each , and this year will do butler
than four years ago.
The Republican ( League of the United
States , which had its convention at
Rochester , adopted n button of Its own.
It is made of brnbS'nnd white enamel , on
the face of which Is nn American Hag
and the letters "R L. U. S. " Those re
tail at 25e , und are made in u factory at
Bridgeport , Conn.
If a design once j > ut on the market
docs not'provo a success it Is sold at a
low price , but , if , instead , it should
prove n success , it is sold at the stand
ard price of'lOc.
The hat button is selling at 15c. A
horse shoo shaped button with Cleve
land's photograph is selling at 15c.
Manufacturers are glad to avail thom-
selvesrof the enterprise of thn street
fakir to put their goods on the street ,
as it keeps them before tbo public and
sometimes crowds other buttons out of
the market.
This season the factories nt Mont-
clair , N. J. , and Plnntsvillo , Conn. , are
competing with the city factories. The
profit on buttons is largo ; they pay the
street man 100 per cent and the jobber
25 per cent A great many jobbers had
buttons loft from the last campaign.
These will reap a harvest from them if
they are "a go. "
CuiiipilKii Uniform0. .
The New York Telegram estimates
that the various political parties a o
about to spend 85,000,000 for regalia ,
uniforms nnd ether outward indications
of the faith that is In them. The uni
forms will average $5 a piece , thus pln'c-
ing the number of men who will parade
through the streets and shout them
selves hearse at the respectable figure
of 1,000,000. The moralist can adduce
an eloquent p.inygorio on this , for while
such un army of private citizens will go
down in their pockets nnd pay for their
trappings , and night after night ren
dezvous and shout with no other reward
than the sense of indulging their rights
ns members of our republic , the country
is in n stable condition.
The unfTorms promise to bo much
moro elaborate this fall than at any time
previously In the history of such organ
izations. While the old fashioned "wide
awakes , " the capo , cap and torch will
abound where the purses are more lim
ited than the political fervor of the
members , moro gorgeous nttd expensive
will bo the marches than hitherto , nnd
tailors , accoutrement makers and others
arc now vleing with each otnor for con
tracts to equip these clubs.
So far as observable there will bo
nothing distinctive about the uniforms
which the democrats and republicans
are to strut in. A few "grandfather's"
hats are kept in stock by the Now York
donlers , but they did not find favor with
republicans ! to any. great , extent last
election and will hardly do BO this. The
hat is looked upon as n caricature.
The dealers are very shrewd in refus
ing to encourage any distinctlveness ,
for what now is shown the democrat us
the proper thing is likewise 'ollorcd to
the republican , tie | people's party man
or the prohlbitiqr.ist , and vice versa ,
They eater to patriotism , however , to
the extent of utilizing as far as possible
the national colors , red , whlto nnd blue ,
though it must ho confessed that ono of
the handsomest uniforms now offered
by the trade is n ' copy of the correct
Hungarian ollleor'a regimentals , though
the outfit is described as u cavalry uni
form.
The capo , cap-and torch will still bens
ns popular In Huhio sections as It was
when , in 1850.It wus the symbolical
dross of the "Wido-A wakes , " from whom
it took its name , but its field of popu
larity Is being relegated lo these sec
tions where the arrival of the Itinerant
circuH IB an epocii.
In the larger cities full uniforms will
bo thu thing. The recommending feat
ure about the "Wideawake" outfit is its
cheapness , us 70 cents will purchase the
requisite paraphernalia per man. They
nro shown in five sizes und colors : not
including gold and silver , which is
atTocted by the more opulent rustic or
ganizations , oltttor separately or com
bined , us they are bl-motallltils , or sin
gle standard men.
Leggings are added to almost every
campaign uniform , so uljo uro tlio cam
palgn shirts , which -ire' to bo exten
sively worn thin year , * yith the Initials
of the favorite presidential aspirants
wrought into the bnsom. The body ( f
thn favorite shirt is of striped red anil
whlto. whllo the collar is ot blue , with
whlto stars.
These shirts soil for about a dollar
apluco less the discounts. They nro
shown in about fifteen dllToront design * .
Ono of the neatest Is probably that with
a blue body , and a shield of white and
red stripes for the bosom. Wrought on
the bosom is the monogram of the Ini
tials of the nominees of the party.
Military uniforming is followed out In
a general wny In preparing the cos
tumes , white entering into the foot
paradors' uniforms , while red nnd yel
low trimmings iteuro In the mounted
campaigners' equipments. The sappers
and minors are distinguished by their
shakos , axes and aprons. The conti
nental uniform , which is susceptible ot
such varied treatment , will bo us popu
lar as ever. The Distinguishing colors
will bo buff and blue and whlto , with
whlto breeches nnd loggings.
The marine will bo another generally
affected costume whlto blouses , dnric
blue trimmings , regulation caps and thu
wide-bottomed trousers.
Every parade must have its center of
interest. What Iho elephant Is to the
country circus the xouiivo is to the bedecked -
docked parade militant. The micon-
vontionnlity of the nttlro , tho1 bravo-
like swing that the easily swathed limbs
delight In , make the wearer of tno fez
a pot with the sightseers.
The mrst striking of the "cavalry"
uniforms is the Hungarian with its scarlet -
lot or blue fur trimmed jacket , cloak
pendant , helmet like nn elongated fez
and glossy black leggings. Gold braid
enters into the designing of this uni
form most liberally. The Hungarian
hat is sometimes abandoned and a hoi-
mot .with it torch allixed to its spllco
substituted for it.
A lunccr uniform is another peculiarly
Attractive ono. Frock coats of whlto or
blue preferred , scarlet trousers , boot
leggings , with torches on the hohncts
conslltijto the distinguishing features of
the uniform. Oij the lower tips ether
torches are ultlxad.
The invincible , mndo of waterproof
campaign cloth Is jusj , the thing for
torchlight procosssShj' Caps , "also
waterproof , match the coat. Fatigue
and cav.ilry jackets , in dllToront shades
of blue and red respectively , are in de
mand where the regular uniform is not
desirable.
In accoutrements there Is a bran ne > w
thing. It is the pistol walking stick. It
gives forth a louu click like these toy
telegraph sounders which wore popular
with small boyssoveral yoarH ago.
Besides this there will bo the gun
torch , spear torch , the ax torch and
lanterns galoro. The tin horn will , of
course , figure In the campaign ns It does
in everything else which oilers the
slightest pretext for the bringing out of
this irrepressible toy.
lHLK < } ATJii > I'ltESIUfT.
J'rnhlbltlonl ts of thu I'lrnt Cunuregiiluiiiil
District lu Convention.
TncuMSKH , Nob. , Auir. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Hen. | Tao prohibition conven
tion of tbo First congressional district met
In Iho courthouse today. It was decided that
the delegate ? present cast the full vote of
their respective- delegations , but us the com
mittee nn credential1) ) found but four
teen delegates present out of 15tho
convention resolved itself into a mass
mcetlnc and allowed ull the prohibitionists
present to tatca part. H. W. Maxwell of
Lincoln was nominated for congressman
nnd S. S. Stewart of Pawnee for presidential
elector. Uov. Brooks of Pawnee was elected
chairman of the district central committed.
WcHtorn I'oimiong.
D. C. , Aug. 5. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Bcu. ] The following list
of pensions granted is reported by T.IE Dae
and Examiner Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Arthur T. ICtnff ,
Clark E. Whlpple , William H. Siclthson.
Additional Robert H. Gllmoro , Resell Fen-
ner , William P. Altemus. Reissue Bar
tholomew J. Van Vulkonburcb , Michael C.
Hldor. Reissue and increase Ira Sinitb.
Original widows , etc. Minor of John L.
Qross , Juno Eamcs , Margaret E. Kacklcy ,
Elizabeth ICauffman.
Iowa : Original Daniel W. SarRont ,
Jacob Bennett , Jacob Bunn , Aaron S. John
son , Sumner T. Robinson , Samuel Manor ,
John H. Slinmerinan. Peter Engcldinger ,
Samuel A. Pitch , William H. Murphy ,
Matthias Brustkorn , John O. Seller. Ad
ditional Moses Globs , Maryland J. Shop-
hcrdsou , William W. Brauscom. Increase
William U. Woouward , Benjamin S. Vlelm ? ,
James Alison , Richard M. . Anthony , John
Dillor , Isaac Lowzador , James M. Powell.
Rcissuu and Increase-Citmilln' } L. Burnett ,
deceased. Original widow Emily J. Bur
nett.
nett.South
South Dikotu : Orlglnnl Stephen Nyc ,
Gcorgo If rug. Additional William R.
Terrell.
Mrs. L. H. P.uton , Hoakford , III. , writes :
' From personal oxpcrionco I can roeoir.mon J
OoWItl's Sarsaparilla , a euro far impure
blood and general dobillty. "
President Harrison IJnrouto to Loon I.uko.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Aug. C. The presi
dent , accompanied by Mrs. _ _ Tibbotts , bis
stenographer and servants , loft Washington
for boon lake on a special tram over tbo
Pennsylvania road at 11:39 : p. ra. From Jer-
ccy City his route will DO over tUa West
Shore und Delaware & Hudson roads.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Embalmar
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council HIu.Ii
Capltilntco'f ftSOOO )
burpluatinJ Profits SOuuJ
NctOupltal anl Surplus. . VXVO.OIH )
llrocturJ. . u. tn njuji'ji , n. U d'laore , f. )
Glraionl . K. Ilirt , I. A. MHIir , J. V , illiuiau
indCtiarlai It Hanain. Tr.ins lot general built-
In biiainoi-i. Largest c.ipltil uaUsurpluiof
any banlcln ioutlnvoitorn lo\v.u
INTBBB3T OM TIM3
I iilliil MulCB Ala i nil ul'i Mile.
In the Circuit Court of the United Suites for
the District nt NebruHlc i.
The First N.itlonnl Hunk of I'luttsmirk'b , Now
York , vs. .Mutual 'Iriist cuiiiininy tind the
Nobnisk.i Mortguuo unit Iiivostinentconipiiny ,
No. ii'JflO. '
1'ubllu notice la horohy ulvon that In pur
suance with und by vlrtuu of u writ of vtnlil
expunas Ibauud out of ubuvo naniuil court In
ubovo entitloil omisf , und huurlnx ( Into of
July ' . ' 0 , 1F9J , I. llnul 1 > . Hlaiu-litor. United
tftatea murshiil for thu DUtrlet of Nebraska ,
will , on tbo second cluy of Huptumhcr , A. 1) ) .
Wfi. lit the hour of cloven o'clock In tbo fore
noon of tutlddity , ut thu north door of the
United BtiUoH court hoiue unU jiostolllco
hulldlriK In tbp Olty of Onuiha , DOUIMIK
county , Htutoutid District of Nubnihku , HOll ut
publio iiuctlun the liiw directs , to the
iilKhoit und beat Didder , the following
duHorjbea prouurty. to-wlt :
Lots 15 und IBln blooU 8 lu SlcC'orinlcU' * see
end uddltlon to the elty of Oinuhai Iot4 , hlouk
4 , Uiiniilngliiini cV llieiinuu'ii uddltlon to the
clt/of Oinulm : lot II , block 6. Auburn Mill
subdivision nf litonk 0 , UiinnliiKhain " & llren-
niin'Hndilillon ti Omnhui lots I , : ' , M und H ,
bloe-Kfi , InJetlKr'i ! uddltlon ; louo IUK ! 7 und
lot IX block : i. Uvobiuuo I'luuu uddlllon ; lot 4
In lluiison nubdlvliitoQ of loU 0 und " 7 , ibloek
bu ; lot 87. h'ook ID. AlbrlKlil'o unnox addition ,
und loll ) , Llook ii7. Albrl.'bt'n clioluo addition ,
ull In tbu elty of Houth Oiniibi : , ulloflhu
ubovo uiop.'rty beini locnted In Douxlus
county. t tu und district of Nobniskii. und
buying been heretofore lovlotl upon by virtue
of a writ of execution Usuud nut of nnlil court
In laid entitled cause lon.itlHfv u jiiiluinont of
mild court obtained ut lu November term.
IhUl. In favor of thu 1'lri.t Ntitlonnl hank
ef 1'lutUhurKh , Now Vork , und upi nit the
Mutual Truut ooiiipany und thu NeUruiku
MoitiiKe and InvoMmunt vuinpaiiy.
IIHAI ) I ) . BIjAUOUTEU ,
United Btutus Marblml. DUtrlot ot Nebraska ,
i'rilchutt , Attorney for I'liilntlir.
July M , AUK. ( ai. 18,2) , bopt. 1.
Omaha Mefal
IZTSMTUTB.
1 Eye & Ear
INFIRMARY
FOR THE
TREATMENT
H88HOF ALL-
CtiroDica'JlSwilDisw ' ] ]
Dent fncll.tles , nppar.itus nmi Uo noun
for Huuco-.sful tro ilmout of ivorv for n
ot dlioiuo romilrln ! n.o.llo.iror
surtloil tro.-Ument.
M beds for ptitlenK boml nnl attondinja.
, „ Host uurdinoJntion * ! In the west ;
Wr.to for clrjul.iM . on doformlto : an !
brace * , truism , olub foot , o.irv ituros of lotni ,
ulluR. tumor * , c nicer , u.uirrh , broaohllK In *
hiilHUon.q ootrlJlty. p ir.-ilyili. vullousy , klJ-
nov. b.11 Idor. oyo. our , skin un 1 b'.ool nnl .il'
nip'A'\P0hp"wn'jf ' ' \ ! | P ' A s i > n o t A h p < r.
Ut jYUillui'l lloolcon Olio iio ot
Women KKKK. Wo hiivolutolv ml led v lyln {
Indoplrtmont fur women during conlliiunioat.
strictly t > r v ito. ) Onlv Kallablo Meillu.it lu *
stltutomnklnz ix Hjioal ilty o.
l lUVATKDfsaASK3
All Hood Ulse issa sueco ifully troitol.
Synhllltlo rolson removed fro n thu syitoni
without mnroury. Now ilmtor.itlva rro.it *
ment for Ixm of VITAN I'O\VIC1L I'er4oii4 tin *
able to vl.lt m nmv bo tro itc.l at home by
corrosimn once. All cominiinlcJivtloiH con If-
dontlil : , Mo.I clnea or ln lriliiu < nti sent L > y
inn I oroxpnus sccaruly p ickoil , no m ir < s to
Ind.catocontuntsur soniler. Ono pcHontt In-
tcrv-i'w pruforro I. C.ill nn.l ronsult in or son 1
history of your otiso , und we will send In pliilu
wrauuer , our
Tf ) MFH . I'll BE ! Uuo-i I'rlvxtr
IU wc.n , tpe0vi | , or Xufvoiu ln-
cnBos , Impoljonoy. SyphllU , Uleutunl Vurloo-
cole , with quo-it on ll < t.
Ilr.lics , Appllnnooi fur Djfprtnltlos St Truiat
On.iy miuufjistyry : Intho Westof itKfu.cu.
It A TllSIt IKS A .V1) U Sf AV.
Omaha Medical anJ Surjiic.il InsttUti ,
26th mid Broalway , Oojnoll Bltili
Ton mlnutoV rlla from oonteriiC Omitii on
C"mulia " uiul Oouncil Hlulf > oloolrlo motirllna.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTKD Young iniin to work In town
nnil on farm us rciinlruil , Apply to Leon
ard Everett , olllco. 1'unrl street. No. in.
WANTED A uoll ills.ur todls lor 5 wells
und tuko bis pay In hones. Apply to
Leonard Everett , 1'oarl street , Counull limits ,
lu.
lu.IJHJU
IJHJU SAliE I'lvo Huros of Riiritun ground
JU near tbo city. Will take un iiiiliicnin-
bcrud ulty lot In purt pnyment nnd ilvoIU
years tlmo for the p.ivmont of the bnlnncjut
s our cent Interest. Apply to Li'onurd Ever
ett. 10 1'u.irl streut. Udiinull Hlnns , li : ,
GOODbuy nunlct to do chores nnd euro for
team. Apply at once , Jttcob Slins , Sbii nrt
block.
WANTED Hy u yoiuiB lady , fnrn shed
room with DO in ) , Honth of llroiiihvay und
cast of Ninth struut. A 6 * . lluo ulltcu.
ly.OK HAI.i ; Hotel. SI rooms. Inuutud In
- Lboutbern Nub. , doln : n Uirlvlnj : bus ness ,
$ . ' , r-uu buys build UK und fnriiituro Will tr.ido
for nidso. i : . 11. siHiifo.
I710U SALIC Iliiidwuro siook In central Nob.
JU Will InMilcu J1.MJ. E. A. Sboiife.
1/Olt SALi : Uholeui-t furin In l'ottawutti- :
JL'm.u Co. . 4III uuresvoil loc.itud and Im-
provol. _ 1'tluu ilJun aero. E. 11. Sboiifu.
ij AKVTnnd elty lo nis at lowest ratui.
-L' Ho.il ustuto for i.ilo.
Dwolliiii ; un I business ront'ils.
Aionoy lo mud fur loj.il Investors.
"J > I'e.irl streot. I.ousi < e ft Towlo.
" 171OK RUN L' The Iwollni ; on b'lrst avunao
J- and Kk'blb street fornurly occupied by
M. E. rfmltli : II rooim. 'J bitb rooms und all
modern liiipr.ivonijnts ; nojl st.iblo and out
i rent } > i per month. K. 11. Sliu.tfo
IP YOU have ylhln ? fo r sile or trade sse
_ E. II. She tfe. Itrn'flw.tv and .Mnln strant.
IjiORKKN l'-l ) elllnIn ull pins ut tlio
-L city. K , II. hbeife. : llro.idw.iy anil Muln.
TXT ANTED istarn Nobrailcn litniU In ox-
fi chiniu : for Council Uluir * property , li 1L
Shnafe. llr. ) : 'w ' iv and M il-i stra.il.
rniiK luuuKsi1 IIAKCJAIN Double ro < i-
-L donee lot. No. in outli Flrit striot , Bn
feet front ; host lee itlon und best bar-iitl n In
the city If t.ilten at otioo. Day & lion. ' > )
I'ourl street.
FOK SALH On sniall payments , fruit unU
Kurd en Inn 1 noir Council HlutN R II.
Ehoafc. llroadwiy nn.l.Maln street. _
FOR SALE Albion Holier mills on Itoonu
river. Nub. ; llnust water power In the state
developing li" borne power wiitor entire yo ir :
dully capacity , IHO b'irrjis : iiiauh'nury and
nppnrtcniinces complete In every dut ill.Goo 1
frame residence ; 8 acres of luirJ. title perfect ;
price , il.VHO ; will tuko unlinprovo 1 omtorn
Nebraska land. K. II. She.ifo.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNOII , nijUi-Ts.
sTljR-Ionn fnrnii In t'ottnwnttntnla
tnul adjoining counties K , 11 , bbo.ite.
fTOIt SAI.F. Hotels and roUnurunt * : In town
- - ' nut ! Nrtbrnnkv dolnic prottUblu tnuliioM
mill welt ioc'utod : will tnko land In part Undoi
wrlto for details , R. II. Sho.ifo.
II1OUPAI.K A flnt clam atook of R0nor 7
* - wcrch indl a with Roolwlli ; price H.OOJI-
will tuko if oed land inoxulmnte. 1II. . Shoiifo.
TJIOU SAt.B Stook of mlllliicrv iinrl notions ,
A' with xtoro nnil fixtures ; prluo II.&M ; will
rail o for litiul. K. II. Hbeafo.
SAliK 80 aoroiof eel 1-ind ntid novf'
Jcott.iao. . with fmiracrot Intul In Wnrnerj * .
vlllp , Noli. : nil modern Itnnrovoinants ! will
uxchatuo for n pleasant cotu-ju free of In-
rtimbranco In Oounoll lIlulT-i or Omaha.
K. II. Shoafe.
_
l/lOll SAtK Onoof the nrlJlitin n 1 mosd.
- ilralrablo hoinoi In the city , on Uh ave I
nindum in nil rospoetn. Must soil , nnd will
sacrifice. AilQrois L 10. lluo olllca.
_
ranch In Ohurrv Oo. "
Nob. Oooil liny lat.d , splendid rungo for
out tip. Men coltngo , RUble and out build *
IIIKS In uood roi. | lr , plontwntor. . Host Innil
In tliu eoiuily : will soil oliosp. Wrlto for Ue-
tullft _ i ; . II. Shnafo. _
tOH JAM : UK I'ltADE-llcUiurint
Jsuloon ut Mfinawai good bu liuHS nt
so isons ; court build ln { nnd Improvemonti.
snap for allvoman. R II. Slip i fa
JOST A Columbia li cyolo. A reward will
oo t ) ud for Us return to J. R P. .Mcdco.
FOU SAI.13 Qnod B-rnom \\clllnK near U.
I * , transfer. 1'rlco lion ) . Will tuKo honor
mill oiittlo In part uay. R II. Shuafe.
FOK SALiK-Orenmory. well lovntrd In No-
hraMkn , ilolni * Bond l > ulnc s. Will tuka"
partner nr Bull ontlro business ut a barsnln
P. U. SliOiifo.
vv 7 ANTED Hardware lock In south-
western lowix for spot c.iHb , K ,
TTIOH SALE Improved 40)-nvro stook farm'
JU In western town , 111 ; 180-ncro furin.
acres. } 'i > . Johnston ft Vttn Patten.
K. W.PilWM , ft D.
The Coed Samaritan. 20 Tears' Experience.
XUGAnr.H OF niBEASItS OF MEN AN- >
> VO.MKN. rilOPIUKTOll Ol' TU %
IVOKLD'S IIRIinAli DISl'KN-
SAilV OF .M
I treat ihe following Diteases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and I.nnga
elon , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , niabcte-.Brlghfg DI-CMC , EUVltus1
Sance. HrieuAiitlsra , I'arolyals. Whlto Swelling ,
Bcrofula , Fever Sores , Cnncors , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knlfo or drnwine : a drop of
blood Woman with bi-r delicate orpans ro-
Blored to health. Dropsy cunxl without tapplnff.
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseased of all kinds.
SOO to SSOO forfeit for any Venereal Dis
ease i cannot euro without moroury.
Tape Worms removed In two or three hours , or no ,
pay. lUinorrholds or Piles cured.
THOSE WHO AUK AFFMCTED
Wllleavo life and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.1
Tlio only Phyilclan wlio can toll what all *
a porhon without asking a question *
AH correspondence strictly confidential. MedlobH
sent by express. Address all letters to
G , W , Pangle , M , D
558 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Every MAN can bo
STUONO and VIGOROUS
BE K MAN
OROUS ill all reipecli
_ by u lnK SPANISH
N1SRVINU , the great Spunlnh Remedy. YOUNO M1IN
OR O&U suffrrinu from N1UIVOU3 niiBILITY , IO8T or
1'AII/INO MANHOODnlRhilyeiriltilunsconvulsions , neivoui
protliaioncausid ! by Ibciise ot opium , lobacco or alcohol , wakefulness -
fulness , iniiiiial Jefircsslon , lose of power in cnbcr > ex , tpcnnalor-
CCPnOKK AND AFTEK Ubl , rbcuacaufed bysellabuse and over mdulRencoor any perKonal weak
ness can bo restored lo pel feet health anil the NO11LB VITALITY OP STRONG M1JN.
Wo Eivs a written Rii Vnntee with C boxes lo euro any case or refund the monry. Ji a box- boios $3
ForSAla In OonliA. by Snow Lund' & Co.
THE SOUTHWICK
A12 Too a Day Machine for a 10 TOD a Day Price. -
OUR WARRANTY GOES WITH EACH HACH1.IE ,
The FOIlTlIWrOlC HALING I'HKSS Is n two-horse , full-circlo machine , It has the largczt
feed opunliiK o : uny Ooritlnuous-liullnK. Double-Stroke 1'ress In tha world.
Bales Tight. Draft Light.
Capacity , Construction , Durability-All the Best.
Sandwich Manufacturing Bo , ;
Twin Oity Steam Dye Works
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DYEING , CLEANING AND RE FINISHING
OP GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omnhr. Olllco , 1621 Fnriiiun SU ; Tolopliono 1621. Council Hlullu Oflluo uncl World
Cor. Ave. A and 20 th St. ; Tuloiihuno 310. Bond for circulars untl price * *