TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , AUGUST 25 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL DI.UFFa
OFIflCEj - NO. 12 PEAHL STREET
Dcllvorca by ciurlerto nnr part of thp city
11.V. . T1I.TON. - MANAGER.
. ri.tin-vfv.J HtK'nCRBOmcc . No 4.1
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r"IoM-MNlKlit Editor . No23
iJ'lumblug Co.
( 'ouncll HlulTs Lumber Co. ,
OrccnslilclJ , Nlchohon & Co. , 021 Drond-
w v , ronl cstnto and rental adonis. Largest
list of protierty of any dcnlors In the city.
Tlio Endeavor society of the Chrlulnn
church will elvo nn Icecream social nt Mm.
Frunoy's , In the ntincx of the Grand today.
Mrs. Lease , tlio tomato orator of Kansas ,
will spo.ilc nt the Masonic templonoxt Thurs
day night under the auspices of the people's
party.
. Marrlnpo llcotisuaworo Issued vostordnv to
Andrew K. LoucUs and Anna Youne and to
Henderson Lloyd and Martha M. Suoop , nil
'
of Coutidl niul'ts.
' 1'bo Klflh Avcnuo MothodUt Episcopal
Buiidiiv sclmol will glvo u concert this ovon-
Ini : for the butioiltof the school , under the
direction ol Miss Webb of Lincoln , Nob.
I'alutors commenced the wotk of fro colntf
the council cliunibor at the nlty bulldlnft
yesterday. A trooit job Is beinc dono. nnd It
will udd p-cully to the attractiveness of the
pin co.
Mrs. II. .f. Doorwcstcr died nt 11 o'clock
ycstvutny tnoniltif ! of cancer , after a two
jcntvi' slckncsx , aicd30 ycuw. The funeral
will take place from the residence , .103 Uroau-
way , nt n tl.uo to ho announced later.
The Pomona Land nnd Trust company
has Illod nrtlclos of incorporiitlon with the
county recorder. The capital stock 13 fliJ-
OJl ) . nmt the Incorporators nro f. J. Day ,
J. 1' . llossand Uharlo ? IConlffsmnohcr.
Airinoinbe'vs of Abe Lincoln post and other
ol I soldiers contamplutuiK golni ; to the tia-
tiomil Hiicampmunt will meet at Grand Armv
of the Ucpubilo hall tula evening nt 7:1)0 : )
o'clock.
Albert P. Demon , n hold soldier boy from
Fort Oinuhn. ami Mary E. Hoover of Omaha
were milted In marriage yesterday by .lustico
Hummer.
The followinp Is the jury for the Septem
ber turin of superior court : Joan NVntts , Au-
yunt LiirsenV. . II. Ilobinson , O. II. Lucas ,
J. W. Crosslnnd.J. A. Churchill. ( I. H.Obb-
iiioltzcr , Jerry Jolly und C. H. Gilmore.
Tlio members of the Hazel camp No. 171 ,
Modern Woodmen nt America , hnvo accepted
nn Invitation from the Omaha ledge to visit
Lincoln today. All who intend to EO'should
bo at the depot In Omahl at : 'M o'clock this
ovenh'L' .
The sosslon of district court which was
announced to be held by Judge Deomor
today has been postponed until Saturday , n
loiter having been received by Clerk Camp
bell from the judge staling that ho will bo
utmblo to bo here.
Alfred Clarke , a traveling man , died
yesterday morning of typhoid fever , aged 37
years , uftor an lllnois ot two week' . Tbo
deceased was nt 010 Mynstcr street when
tnlton III. Tbo remains were ttilton tp
Sterling , 111. , for Intcrmont.
About sixty members of the Until ledge
No. 1 and Golden Link ledge No. 113 , Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows or Omaha ,
were guestb of Council ISIuffs ledge No. ! l
Ttiesdav night. An informal reception was
glvon them nnd r/Mreshmonts wcro served ,
H. .1. Joseph and Miss Anna H. Tucnor
were married last. evening at the rosidcncuof
tbo bride's sister , Mrs. C. C. Clifton , near
tlio. corner of Fifteenth street anil Eighth
avenue , Uov. C.V. . Brewer ofllcinling. A
lurgo number of friends of the parties woio
present.
Notice has bcca posted on the bulletin
boards at the court , house ol the sale of n lot
of property situated In the notorious "Lafny-
o'.lo adultiou , " tu the norlhwcst corner of
the Missouri river. Tbo sale Is to tuko place
September 1 ! ) to satisfy u judgment of SM0.20
in favor of E. Schuiv against F. H. Jerome
of Omaha.
Tbo members of the Grand army of this
city , hctiripg thnt the Union Pacific Hallway
company U Intending lo give the trco use of
its coaches to the delegates from tbo western
post ; who attend the national encampment
in Washington , bavo decided to make an
effort to secure the same sort of arrange
ments for the Iowa delegates.
Charles Watts was before Justice Hammer
ycstcrory to answer to Iho charge of ussnult
with Intent to commit murder. The prose
cuting witness , C. H. Hovvo , was present , and
the story of the trouble was gone through nt
sotno lenu'th , when it was suddenly discov
ered that Walls was a resident of Nebraska.
and hud been paying taxes thcro for some
time. Ho was immediately discharged.
The Union depot company hold a meeting
in the court bouso .last evening for the pur
pose of talking over the results of the rail
road mooting and devising ways and moans
fur liquidating the indebtedness of the com
pany. The treasurer was Instructed to prop -
p ire n statement of the assets and liabilities
nnd report lo the company nt tha next meet-
Ing. Tbo trustees uoro authorised to tuko
such measures ns they thought best to pay
olT the indebtedness. The meeting then ad
journed until September 15 , when another
ineullni ; will bo held at the same placo.
Jacob Shane , a wealthy farmer of Coon
Ilupidx , started the ochoss going lust night
nl.out 10 o'clock by wild criss that sounded
In the dislaiico liito "murder. " Every police
man in hearing rushed to the nlnco
\vncncolho sounds came , but Oftlcer Kemp
c.iUL-ht him nud took him to the police
station , where ho claimed to hnvo been
robbed on Stutsmun street. Ilonlso claimed
to have been drugged while on Ninth street
In Omaha. Ho had quito u numoor of valua
ble papers lu his pockets und about S15 In
cash.
Captain W. A , Hayes put on his holiday
clothes yesterday morning and started out to
paint the eastern part of the city n bright
carmine. Ho uushod aboutthostroots , jump
ing six foot or less Into the air at every
bound , nnd accompanied his gymnastic exhi
bition with n succession nf Blood-curdling
whoops nnd yells , and challenging nil the
neighbor women to Hoop him quiet. It , vns
onu of his ordinary tantrums , and It ended up
In the sumo old way. Three , policemen
cornered him and tool : him to the police
station , whr-ro ho was booked with drunken
ness nud disturbing tbo peace. ,
t I'AHtUllt.ll'US ,
Miss Mamo Oliver has returned from a
visit to Col fax.
Hon. L. T. Gonungof Hastings was In tbo
city yesterday ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stewart left yesterday
for un eastern trip.
Mrs. J..I. Stork and daughter are spending
a few days In Colfax.
Miss Mlnnlo O'Connor of Galosbiirg , III. ,
Is In the city vUUIng the family of M. H.
Tlnloy.
W. D. Currotbors loft yesterday for Ores-
ton , where ho will tano In the stulo bicycle
lourunmcnt.
Miss Stella Billiard aid Miss Elsie Butts
returned yesterday from a visit with friends
In MIlwnuiEce.
C. 0. Homier nud sister of BuiiUor Hill ,
III. , are visiting their brother , T. U. Bonnor ,
501 Fourth uvenuo.
W. W. Alusworth of Dos Molnos , secre
tary of the Stulo Hallway commission , was
In iho city ycstor Juy ,
Dennis Uyan , n wealthy capitalist of St.
Paul. U at the Grand hotel with bis three
children , on his way homo from his ranch In
Idaho.
George T. Ilowier , general secretary of
thu Cincinnati Yciyig Men's Christian asso
ciation , Is In , the city. He vvu formerly a
resident of Omaha.
Mrs. A. Hotter , deputy grand chancellor of
thu Pythian SUtorhood , U in Kansas City
iiiti-iiulng llio biennial encampment of the
Knights of 1'ylhlns.
J. U Tomploton returned yesterday mornIng -
Ing from St. Joseph , Mo. , wboro bo has been
visiting hit biotber. Ho itl o took In the
Kulghu of Pythian reunion ul Kansas City.
Tnilns leave Mamiwu unlly tit 8 n ndlO
n. in. , llim. , und 1 , " ' liilfu ' a. 8UI : ; ) ,
4:80. : 5 , 6ii'o. : ; ! oasa 7. 7ao : , 'a , 830. ; 5
9:8 : , 10 , 10:80. : 11 nnd H.V5 : p. in. The
11:65 : train will make eonnootltm with
the IttBtclcotrlo motor our for Onnthu.
Summer suits for irontloinon ; cool ,
coinfortublo and uhoap. Uoltor. tlio
tailor , UIO Broadway.
Judaon , civil ongluoor , 823 Broadway.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Yesterday's Hosting of the Hallway Com
mission Davoid of Gratifying Results.
PRESENT OUTLOOK FOR A UNION DEPOF
nmcunlim of tlio Priipoiltlnn from Three
Different J'olntfl of Vlcw-Tho liultiliiiK
110 Nearer Coiniilrtlon Tliiui ItVn
it Yu4r ARO.
The Hallway coromUston has comp , hold
Us meotlni ; nnd gene , nnd Council Uluffs
hasn't nny union depot. The tract of land
nt the corner of Ninth nvor.uo and Seventh
street Is as barren and tr.ioKloss a waste as
over , nordoos there seem to bo any percepti
ble Improvement In the local depots. The
sangulno people who expected to see all
xvronfjs righted within twenty-four hours
are considerably disappointed this morning.
Wnon J. W. Luuo of Hampton , and Potcr
A. Uoy of Iowa City , two of the inembnrs of
tlio commission , arrived In the city they
wont ntonco to the Grand hotel. Spencer
smith , the third mom bur , wns theru already.
At the hotel they were met yesterday morn.
, iiff by the mayor , members of the council ,
stockholders In the Union Depot company
and others interested , and taken to the court
House , vvtivro llin mooting was to bo.hol.1. A
short morning session was hold , It being
occupied principally in nn Informal discus
sion of too matters InvolvoJ in the contro
versy.
City Attorney Hn/.tntoi : States tlio Cn r.
City Attorney llnzclton stated the object
of the mooting. Ho roferroJ to the misor-
nblo sheds that nro maintained by iho com
panies In lieu of p\33engor : dcpot- < , and nsUcd
the commissioners to takn stepj toward
bi'lnBing the companies to a realization of the
rlphlao ! the people ol Council DUlTs In the
citso. With the union depot schcmo he bad
nothing to do. The commissioners' aid had
been Involtod ever u your ago , but at the
earnest , solicitation of the representative ! , of
the Union Depot company the uuilter was
dropped for the tlmo balng for fear of Inter
fering-with the prospects of securing the
much.covetcd union depot , which just nt
that time sconce ! to lake on a brighter hue.
The people were uow protesting against any
further delay.
W. II. M. Pusoy appeared in behalf of the
Union DL'DOI comnnnv. He said the com
pany did not euro to jeopardize Its Inter sts
by coming In and trying to nssm the council
und the citizens in their efforts to secure
local depots. Thar hold contracts , duly
signed by the representatives of the railway
companies , in which they npreed to build
nnd maintain n union depot , and nothing less
than a strict compliance with tbo terms
cf this contract woul.l bo acceptable
to the members of this company , who had In
vested something like S3J.OUO In u site , which
would bo ulmost worthless , except for the
putuoso for which it was originally designed.
Ho referred to the attitude of the Union Pa-
clllc compntiv , which scoms to bo the only
company "that Is anxious to annul the con
tract , and said tli.it It now had possession or
Union avenue , which cost the city f 140,000
In cool cash.
Spnkun Iiy tliu Uallrcmds' Attorney.
John N. .Baldwin , the attorney for tno rail-
rondH , wns the next spanker. Ho thought
the1 only question baforo the commission was
the adequacy Of of the terminal facilities
now ulTordud by the railway companies. Ho
would admit that the commission hid juris
diction of this question , nnd llio companies
ho represented would abide by any order
that might ho mudc. But wuen It came to
making any order with reference to n union
depot , or uven connlderin ? such u question ,
no contended that the commission was ex
ceeding Us jurisdiction. No paper had been
Hied by the complainants showing that the
union depot question would l > 3 broached at
Ibid maoting. UP and his clients were nc-
cordlncly taken by surprise and were not
ready for un Investigation of that question.
The contract wnlch was referred to by
Pusoy , ho suld , was not n contract that could
bo enforced , but only an executory oontract
that did not go into effect until it had been
presented to the directories of the various
companies for their signature.
Tlio tight thus became a threo-corncrcd
one , and it was evident that unless some
agreement could bo reached Dv the two fac
tions of the city the whole depot question
would fall down in the middle. An adjourn
ment wns taken nnd the commissioners spent
an Hour drlvinc about the cit.y for the pur
pose of renewing acquaintances with the
depots.
At the Afternoon .SuMtitcin.
At " : DO o'clock in tbo afternoon the corn-
mission came together again. The audiunco
In the morning had uccn large , but that of
the afternoon wns even larcer. Considerable
delay took Dlaco in gutting down to business ,
mi J wticn at lost tno meeting was
called lo order nothing new was
duvolopsd. Speeches were maue tiy
the same men who hud occupied
the morning session , nnd the sumo argu
ments , in much the sama form , wcro brought
forward on ooth sides. Puscy and 11 n/.el ton
nnd Uio parties they represented had hocn
unable to arrivn nt nny agreement , and n
.lltllo good naturcd bulldozing between Pusey
und Baldwin was the only thing that hap
pened to give a variety to the utter mouot-
oiv : of the proceedings.
Baldwin renewed his pica as to the Jjrls-
dictiou of tuc commission and to the surprise
ho hud bnen subjected to when ho saw tlio
union depot question staring him in the face ,
and , wanted tlio hearing adjourned until Oc
tober 1. u lion Messrs. Amos und Clark of the
Union Paclllo rojtd bo prcjcut , und in the
meantime ho wanted the Uulou Depot com
pany to put Its demands In proper legal form ,
HO that ho migut know what they were going
to do. After n long discussion it was lin ally
decided to postpone the hearing of the case
until Tuesday , Boptombor'JT.
Itoiimlncd Silent.
One of tbo noticeable things about the
meeting wns the sllanca that was manifested
by ( Joorgo F. Wright. He has been consid
ered ono of the foremost workers In the
union depot fctieme , but yesterday the
silence of a clam biitupnn his lips. He wns
in u somewhat cmbatrusslng position , from
I ho fact that his Inw partner was tbo man
whom ho was supposed to bo llgbtlug , tooth
and tocnall. Ho accordingly snl as near the
mldulo of the room us possible , kept us quiet
as possible , und la this way preserved as
neutral u position us possible.
The following railway representatives
wcro present : Union Paelllo E. Dmkou-
son. assistant general manager ; W. H.
Kelly of Omaha , assistant attorney. Chicago
cage , Burlington & Qulney Uoncnu Super
intendent Hosier , Superintendent Levey of
the Iowa lines , J. II. Duggnn , division
superintendent , und W. J. Davenport , divis
ion trolght and passenger agent. Chicago.
Milvmukoo 4& Kt. Puut Division Superin
tendent Uoodenougb. Chicago , Uock Island
& Paclllo A. Kimball , ntshtant to the pres
ident , Chicago & Norlhwo-ttorn M. ,1. Al-
worth , general agent of this city.
IVul ( iroutly Ijncoiiragvil.
At the close of the session n private con
sultation was hold between the leaders of
Union Depot company and the n.llroud olll-
clul * . \ \ hen the consultation was over these
who were on the insldo toolt no pains to con
ceal the natlsfactlou they full over the result
of 'ho Interview.
' Tno union depot scncimo never looked BO
oncouruglQg us U docs this afternoon , " mtid
oiiu of thorn. "It U the llrst tlmo wo huvo
ever had o mun.i of I ho ofllcluU together ,
nnd wo poured hot shot into them to the
bast of our ability , nuu with considerable
effect. Wo explained tha liunuclul condition
our company was In nud called their atten
tion to the fuel Unit wo had invested our
money In tboio grounds with thuiuncior-
standing Unit they would time them oil our
hands. They anmlttnd that they had slguoa
n contract by which they agreed to build the
union depot , and llnully , to cap the climax ,
they all with ono voice garo u * nisuraucob
that the money to pay for the erounds would
bo In our bund * by Hoptomoor 15. "
So the mutter now stands. The stock
holders iu the depot feel encouraged , noionly
because they tbluk they aland n food chance
of gomuu their money baeu , but also because
when OIIUQ the railways got possession of the
grounds U Is only a question of time when
tbo depot will bo built , for it ilooi not
not stand to reason thnt they will Invest
fcW.OOO In land and then allow the laud to
run to wusto from year to year. The pur-
cuaia of the mud may not put uu cud to the
nccimlty for olub-wloldtnif on the cart of
iho citizens , but It will put another club Into
llio hands of the men who want lo sco the
depot erected. _
STtu , nitt'in : CUTS.
I'utl ( ion < i Arriving Iiy tlio C.irlnul.
Wnih goods must jjo.
Hoston Store , Cottticll UlufTs , In.
2CO pieces dark , lifflit und medium
colored uUiilllos , siiltivblo [ or dress nnd
would bo very sitltitblo for comforters ,
only -Us u yard.
"Cosmos , " ti nlco light wash fabric ,
only 0c.
Denial tissue , the lightest weight
wash fabric shown this season , while it
lasts , SJc.
Sliutitong ptingco , 8Jc ,
Ohlli.in cloths , Sic.
Cronons , Sjc.
Talteta cords , 8c. }
Plno.ipplo lisstio , SJa
The above tire till goods that sold at
] ! lo and Ifin. Beautiful rtvngo of pat
terns still left.
l'2jc souraucUors for 8lc , or 12 yards
for 81.00.
Hosiery In endless variety In l.ullcs' ' ,
misses'and children * , from thochonp
Go hose to the finest silk ; all at out- well
known loxv prices.
Gouts outing llannol shirts , the best
value in the land ; a 60c shirt for H3o.
HOSTON STOUH ,
FOTHKHIN'aUAM\VHlTKLAW .t CO. .
Council UltilYs.Iiu
See Gi'oenshioht ! ' , Nicholson ft Co. ,
when you want to renter or buy a , houjp
or nmko an exchange.
\VII1 llnvLMi Stiii-ngo Homo.
Hiclmrd Green has doclilud to go Into the
cold storage business on his own hook , and
the prospects uro nt present thnt the farmers
of this vicinity will have n cold storairo
warehouse In sulto of their repeated efforts
and failures lo combine in to an association for
tno purpose of carrying on the business
by means of n stock company. ( Jrcon's
packing house , which has Ueon lying Idlu for
about n year and n half , has been Thoroughly
renovated nnd Iced and will bo thrown open
in n very sbotl llni" . ' It will havn n tendency
to rcgulnto the vnluu of fruits , and so will
prove n grout boncllt to ttio farmer * , who
have horotofuro boon compelled almost to
give their crops nway m good years to pre
vent it from spoiling on their hands.
In speaking of the fruit outlook , L. A.
Cuspcr , who is probably ni well Informed on
thu subject us anyone , snU yesterday that ho
did not bcllovn the reports that had been
sent out by certain parties to the effect that
there would bo a failure of the grupo crop
were well founded. "Soma of the farmers , "
ho continued , Imagine often that their crops
are much smaller than they nrc. For the
past throe years the grape crop * bavo boon
tremendous. This year it Is not so largo ,
nnd the growers begin to cry crop failure.
If they would compare it with un nvorago
crop instead of with tbo crops of the last
few yours they would Und , 1 thliiK , that It Is
about un nvorago year. "
Carpet weaving at ! ) : JS avenue F. Work
called for and delivered. C. M. Iving.
If yo u want to buy ii house see Green-
shields , Nicholson & Co. , 021 Ijroadway.
Thu U'roni : .Man Cot It.
Nick Smith , the Omaha man who bad so
narrow an escape from the insane hospital
last week while rocovi ring from an attactf of
delirium tromeus , ciimo to light yesterday
\\ithun information which ho swore to In
.lustico Cones' oftli'o charging Fred Nusbaum ,
the proprietor of the Mergou hotel , with
'
stealfnu a watch. About a week'ugo ho
pawned a watch to Nusbaum f'jr if 1.50. A few
days later a man appeared at the olllco
wish SI..M ) und asked for the watch. Nus
baum asked no questions , but took it for
granted that the man was the owner of the
watch , nnd gava it to him. It wns not until
after tha owner No. 2 hud disappeared and
owner No. 1 bad turned up thnt ho found
that he hud boon the victim of a sharp tncit.
Nusbaum was clvcn a trial at once aid was
discharged , Uioro being no evidence to show
that his version of tha story was not true.
loOpaoplo in this city use gis stoves
The G.tsCo. puts 'otn in at C03t.
Will Not ISo n Cunilldiitc.
The people's party of the Ninth congres
sional district will no'ld their convention to
day in Atlantic for tbo purpose of nominating
n candidate for congress. Au evening paper
is authority for the statement that Fluloy
lUirUo is a candidate for the nom
ination , with a good showing of being the
lucky man. When questioned about this
Mr. Uurlto statou that ho was not n member
of the pcoplo' * party , and had never thought
of being n candidate for the position. The
report doubtless arose from u mistake In
names. Ambrnsu Burke is u member of thu
party , and has bcou mentioned as u passible
cauJidute.
_ _ _ _ _ _
If you have n house to rent list it with
Grccnbhielils , Nicholson & Co.
IloriiutliluioH at Work ,
Bland Uishton lost a iluo hoi-bu and bugcy
Sunday ulgbt from hU residence , corner of
Hroadwny and Twcnlv-tlrst street. The rig
was standing In the barn , but tbo thieves
pried the door from its hinges , harnessed the
horsu to the buggy and drove off. Tbo theft
was reported to thu police , but so far no clew
has turned up.
Charles Vounkormau also lost n line team
of horses during the night acid at llrst sup
posed that they had been stolen. It was
afterwards learned that they hnd gotten
loose and hnd been scon nt 4 o'clock In the
Morning on lower Broadway.
If you want to sell your property list
it with Grconshiolds , Nicholson & Co.
George Davis , drugs ana paints ,
a von Jim .nun :
Complutu 1.1st of CliuiiKo * In the I
Stu'vluu.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Aug. 24. [ Spocal
Telegram to Tun Uiu.l The following army
orders were issued yesterday :
Lieutenant Molzar C. Hlehards , retired , Is
relieved from further duty us superintendent
of iho Parish Union school nud Military
Academy puristi , New York. Second Lieu
tenant Richmond' MuA. Scholleld , Fourtli
cavalry , will report in person to the major
geucr.il commanding tbo urmv for duty In
this city. First Lieutenant Edward Burr ,
corps of engineers , is detailed as secretary
of the bourd of engineers , to consider and
report upon certain obstructions In tlio
Columbia river. Leave of absento for
twenty days Is granted Colonel David B.
Gordon , Sixth cavalry. First Lieutenant
Wllllum F. Martin , Flfih infantry , is trans-
icrred from company A to com pan v G ,
Fifth Infantry , vine First Lieutenant
Michael J. O'Brien , Fifth infantry , who Is
transferred from company G to company A
of that roglmont. On the expiration of bis
present leave of nbscnco. Lieutenant Mailln
\\illjoln the company to which bo Is thus
transferred.
Lcavo of absouco granted First Llouton-
ant Leonard A. Lowering , Fourth Infantry ,
is extended fifteen days. Thu following
assignments In regiments of ofllcers recently
promoted uro ordered : Cavalry arin <
Colonel Ansou Mills , promoted from lieu
tenant colonel , Fourth cavalry , to the Third
cavalry , lo duto from Aut'uat 10 ,
vice Morrow , retired ; Lluutanant
Colonel Samuel B. M , Young ,
promoted from major , Third oavalrv ,
to tha Fourth cavalry , to date from August
10 , vice Mills , promoted ; Mujor Henrv W.
Wet > Bolls , j.r. , proaioted from captain , Third
cavalry , to the Third cavalry , to duto from
August 11) ) . vice .Young , promoted. He will
report by loiter to the commanding general ,
UoDurtmcut of Tux as , for uisltrnmont to a
station nml will join tbo station to which ho
mav bo assigned ; Captain James N , Allison ,
promoted from Urn lieutenant , Second cav
alry , to Second cavalry , troop M , to date
from August 1.1. vice f'iamiltoa , retired ;
Captain William D. Beach , promoted from
llrst lieutenant. Third cavalry , to the Third
cavalry , troop II , to duto from August 10 ,
vice \Vo < Hells , promoted ; First Lieutenant
Floyd F. Harris , promoted from second
lieutenant , Fourth cavalry , to Second cav
alry , troop 13 , to datu from August 15 , vice
AllUon , promoted ; First Lieutenant John
T , Nance , promoted from sucoud Uoutouant ,
Second ravnlrv , to lha/Slxth cnvnlrv , tro p
H , to dnto from August 15 , vice Glass. ( !
censed ; first Lieutenant. Charles C.Vnl -
cott , jr. , promoted from second Ueutoiunt ,
Klchth cavalry , to Thlstljfcnvnlry , troop A ,
to date from August" 1(1 ( , vice Beach , pro
moted. " ! ' " '
i ni Tintt row / ? . i s jvs.
Cool. Southern Wlu.uKkKl ! lllow Tailny la
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Auj. 24. Forecast
forThundny : For Nebraska Fair , cooler ;
winds shlfttntr to Boutlm'cst ,
For lown Fstlr , warmer In eastern portion
tion ; wltidt shifting to oulhoiist ,
For the Dakotas Fair , except showers In
northern North Dakota ; cooler by Thursdny
night ; south winds
I. oral Itrrord ,
Omen op THE WruTiinu Btmtut' , OMMIA ,
Aug.'I. . Omaha record of tempera turo anil
rainfall compared with corresponding day of
post four years :
1 < W. IfiOI. 1MH ifW.
Maximum temperature. . . . 78 = 7J13 ' 4 = S7 °
Minimum tmnnor.ituro . . . fill3 4S = 011 = Hi"1
Average to'nporiittiro. . . . 7J ° 00 = (183 ( 7P (
Precipitation . .02
Statement showing the condition of tnnipor-
aturo nud prcclpttntioa nt Omaha for thediy
and slnco M.u-eli 1 , IS'-U , a comp.irod with
the general average :
Normal tumper.ituro . . . . . . 7. °
liolleloncy fortliodiiy . 1 =
Delle oney slnro M treli 1 . ! ! 9(1 ( =
Normal pruclpltitloii . II Inch
Deficiency furthodily . II liu-h
Kxcess slnon Mureli 1 . Silnuh
y. S. ltAmi.iit. : Local Korconst Olllolal.
Hcroril.
WcATitcu Duitcvv , O.MVIIA , Nob. Au ? 25.
1SU2. Tbo chief of the weather bureau
directs the publication of the following datn ,
compiled from the record of observations for
the month of September , taken at this sta
tion during n period of twenty-one ycnrj.
It is bullevod that the facts thus sot forth
wlllprovoof Interest to the public , as well
as iho special student , showing ns they do
the uvur.ico and extreme conditions of the
more Important inoteornloglc.il elements nnd
the range within which such variations may
booxprotod to keep during nuy correspond
ing month.
Tcmporautra : Moan or normal tempera-
tur < ; , li.)3. The warmest .September was
tint of ISfll , with an nvorairo of T0 = > . The
coluest September was that of 1871) ) , with
anavcrago of 00s. The highest temperature
during nny September wa lS ) ) = , on 4 , 1831.
The lowest temperature during any Soptoin
bcr was HO0 , on0 , ISiU. Average dnto on
which llrst "killing" frost occurred , Sop
toin bcr 'JO.
Precipitation ( rain nnd molted snow ) :
Averngo for the month , 0.14 inches. Average -
ago number of ilays with .01 of uu Inch or
more , 8. The greatest monthly precipita
tion was 8. ait inches in IbSl" Th.i least
monthly precipitation was 0.24 inches in
IbSS. The greatest amount of precipitation
recorded In any twenty-four consecutive
hours was3.r ( ! on thu2'.lth , 1SSI.
Clouds and Weather : Average number
of cloudless days , 12. Average number of
partly cloudy days , 11. Average number of
cloudy days. 7.
Wind : The prevailing winds have been
from the south. The highest velocity ot tbo
wind during any September wns 42 miles on
thoSUtb , 1SS1. S. S. liAtsmi ,
' Observer Weather Bureau.
Sidney's .N'cu' ' Hunk.
Ncr. Nob. , Aug. 21. [ Special Tologrnm
to Tin : Bir.l The Bnrikof Nebraska opened
its doors for business tjils morning. Milton
Ahrens is cashier. Thp bank will prove ono
of the solid institution * of Sidney and quite
u necessary adjunct toxins vicinity.
'iho funeral of Mrs , ,1. W. Myers , nco
O&slc Klckcttf , occurred * hero this morning
fi-otn the Kpiscopal church , Kov. McDonald
of North Platte ulllqiatjn ? . A hirgo concourse -
course of sorrowing ifrlends followed the
funeral cortege to Forest , Lawn Cf motcry.
The deceased was S3 yeais of age and bus re
sided hero during the nasv thirteen years.
Southern Kailviij ; Muiuigors .licet.
ATIANTA , Ga. , Aug. 24. Every line wns
represented lit the Southern Uillway und
Steamship association tiibStlng hero touay.
The purpose of the meeting ' ! ! to sign an
'
agreement to continue jt'bo association an
other year from Soptcmber 1. At the Now
Yorif mooting n few weeks ngo nil the princi
pal lines cxcent the Richmond & Danville ,
the Central Georgia , the EastTcuncssca and
Alabama Great Southern signed the agree
ment. Todiy the Central of Georgia nnd
Rust Tennessee and Alabama Great South
ern jlgnod tbo agreement.
< > rrotliia of Song.
The Swedish ladies quartet of tbo Ole
Oloson company wero. pleasantly serenaded
at tbo Paxton hotel after the close of the
performance last evening. The Swedish
Singing society , under the leadership of
Prof. Ernest Nordon , marched into the
rotunda und snug some of its most pleasing
soletiotis , being repeatedly encored by the
Indies qup.rtot , seated on the balcony.
Tbo ladies returned the compliment by
singing several selections which were en
thusiastically received.
Hooking Up Mill llaccH.
Dr. George L. Miller , George E. Barker.
Guy C. Burton , Frank Murphy , Ucorgo W.
lloldrcgcV. . V. Morse , Henry \V. Yntos , S.
L.Viley , Herman Ivounlzo and Engineer
Howell will depart lor Kenrnoy nt 8 o'clock
this morning , where they will examine into
the water power which runs from the Plaits-
mouth river mid tbrougli the canal , furnish
ing the motive power for the ICearnoy cotton
mills. The gentlemen go in Mr. Holilrogu's
private car and will return Friday evening.
u'Ji Slmicglor.
POUT TOWN-SEND , Wash. , Aug. 24. The
famous smuggling schooner Halcyon sailed
from Victoria lost night with 2,500
pounds of opium and sixty Chinese.
Oiders have been Issued by the
Treasury department notilylnp till revenue -
onuo oflicers on the Pacific coast to bo on
the olort to Intercept Iho vessel. Tbo sup
posed destination of the vessel Is Oregon or
California ecus t.
Advanced U'ugtM.
IxniAN.U'ous , Ind. , Aug. 20. The Van-
dntla railroad has adopted a now scale for its
telegraph operators. The minimum bus
been tixud at 15 par month , nud nil salaries
have been advanced about $10 pjr month ,
making the average auout ? * i5.
WitnmH.
BUOOKIUVE.V , Miss. , Aug. 21. A negro
man , who was u witness In the trial of whlto-
caps at this place some woeki ago , was shot
and Killed Monday evening while returning
bomo from work. No ttrrcsts have been
made , but parlies are under suspicion ,
JMoviiinontH ol Ocean StviimurH.
At Rotterdam Arrived Maasdum , from
Now York. j
At Now York A yed Nevada , from
Liverpool ; Havel , fro/n" . Broniou ; City of
Purls , irom Liverpool ; Strubo , from Santos ;
Nordland , from Antweri ) .
A Atllllun In f'o'l ' | for IZnrope.
NEW YOUK , Aug. Sl'.TL. . Von Hotfmau &
Co. bavo ordered $1.030,000 In gold coin for
shipment to Europa tomorrow by tbo steam'
ship Fuerst Blsuiurck.
DoWltt's Sarsapartlla-ts ruilanla.
Full of trouble
the ordinary
pill. Trouble
when you tulro It ,
nnd trouble wbcit
you've ' cot it
down. Plenty of
iinplonnnntncBB ,
but mighty little
good.With
With Doctor
'I'Icrco's ' Pleasant
Pellets , tbero'H 110
trouble. They're made to prevent it. They're
the original little Liver Tills , tiny , sugarcoated -
coated iinti-liillons granules , purely vcgcUi-
tie. perfectly hannjois , the hinalk , t , easiest
mid lni > t to take. They clcunt > o nnd regulate
the whole system , lu a natural mil ( easy
way mildly und genlly , lint thoroughly
and vfTectlvely. Ono , lituo Pellet for a lax
ative three for a cathartic. Sick Hciulaclio ,
Ulllous Headochu , Coustliwtlon , ludlgobtion ,
Bilious Attacku , and all derangements of tbo
liver , btomach und bowels uro provcuUxl ,
relieved und cured.
They're the chcanei.t pill you con buy , for
thoy'ru guaruntefu to glvu batUfaction , or
your money Is returned.
You ] iay only for the value received ,
Cau you ask inoro t
FOR IT WAS STOOD TO T05T ,
rm soflps "OuRGinLs"/mv /
IRBANR3llis THE BEST.
SMELL 5W CTOU/J iltyEN 5H
MOUSE iSCLEftM AMB BR1CMT
WONDER EiRBflNtt'sSAMTA CLAW
FILLS WOUSEMfllDS WW &U ! GHT ,
CHICflCO.
Twin City Steam Dye Works
a A. surr > so-ivo c , P.I > pur.KL\ .
AND REFINISHIETG
OP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omaha Oflleo , 1521 Farnatn St. ; Tolcphono 1321. Council BluUs Olllco nnd Works
Cor. Avc. A and 20th St. ; Telephone 310. Send for circulars und price list.
ABSOLUTELY PORE -
F.F.JAQ.UEi & . CO. KANSAS CITY.MO-
MachlnoatalO-Tons-a-Day Price.
Our Warranty oc with Each Machine.
Tlio fiouth\vlelt Tiallnir Pi-em U u2-uor5C , full-clrclo machluo.
H Ima tlio largest locd opculugol
Bales tlKhtl draftllght.
Capacity ; Conotriictlont Dnrnlilllty nil tlio JIEST.
SANDWICH W3AWUFACTURNC ! COTCouncil : niulFi , Iowa
In starting one press recently we baled nine
tons in five hours with new hands.
THEGREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
Hire.'nil disonlcrs of Iho Slonnc'i , Liver , Itoivcls , Kl.'oiyi , Kl.il.ljr , Ncrvon :
lIsnsc.s , Low of AHClit3 [ , llca'lnclip. Constlpatl m , CosUvi > : iu , Inliaitl ii ; , It-
l-'eier , I'ilcsEl ? , , anil ren'oti tin Kystniu lc5 H\bln : to coitiuct : tlhon ; .
DYSPRPBIA.
IlAnWAY'S IMLLS are euro for thU cotnp'ialnt. They tone up the Internal secretion' * to
healthy ac.tton. nHloiostreiuth tollo htoiu.ioli. and un-iblo It to iiurforin Its fu net loin.
l'rlcn'J\ua box. Sold by all dru uUU , or mailed by ltAlWAV& ( JJ. . M Wurroit Street.
New Yurie , on receipt of price.
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
FQH.
TREATMENT
-OP ALL-
licit facilities , npparutui nnd reinodlot for sii
troitiiicntni'uyi.ry form of illio 110 ro.inlr-
liu medlc.il or * uriluil Uu itinent.
ft'JtieJs forimtlonU , tJOirl aii'l ' attou liiuo. | i0t no
ciiiiKHliUldin In tliu noit.
Wrlto forclrculurn nn dur rniltloi nud bnicoi , trm-
on , flub feet , ciirvnturoiof npino , plloi. tuinnH , fun-
ci-r , t-ntarrli , brunrtiHH , Inlniliitlon , uluolrlclty , pir-
uljriln , ii > llP y. klilnujr , bladder , ore , car , BJUI un 1
blood undid ! Burulial ii | > nrutluii9.
DISB&SeS OF VOMBN
Women HtKIC. V Imvu liuely udilo I a lyliij-ln ilo *
imrtiiient for ivomtm ilurlnK conllneiniiiit , strictly
jir.vtitu. Did ) llcllublo llullcJl liul.lutu nuiliu u
bpoclultyof
inilVATIS DISEASES
All Illooil Dlnnnca succosifully Iro-ilo.l. tijrplillltlo
l'ili.on ruiiiuvud from tliu y lmn wlilioul muruirjr ,
Nuw llfntunillvu Tru.itiinint fur l/ ) i of VITAIt
roWlIII , rur n iumblB to vUlt in limy bo truutul
at liotiio br correnpoiidenco. All uuuimuiilailloiii
cnnlldontlul. Mo llcliKU ( > rlii triiuimU : ont l y midl ur
uiir | , . u'fiircly imckul , no inurkB lu IndleiUu coi *
teiinior nuiiiler. Unu | iur < n nl Inturvlu.v i > ruurru I.
Cull nnd i'cin ull iu or und history of your iiue , ui.l
wu will neil J In plain wr.iMiiur , our
RnnK Tf ) MEN "KKi Upon I'rlvnto Hpo.
DUUPt I U IHC.I1 ,
cll , or jjorvoin Dlsunui
Impnliiiioy , H/plillli , Uloi-l uml Vurt3Julu , wltii quui
lirncei/Apphunroi for Dc-formltlo * nn I Trumei
niKiiiifiicKjry In tliu tretloi
DKl-'OUMITV , AI'l'LIANOKH , TIIUSSHH. ULKCT-
1110 HATTKIUKS ANO IlKkTd.
Omaha Medical and Sunjic.il Inslltutc-
26th and Broadway , Ojunoll
Tun mlntuoi rldo from center of Omaha on
mrJ Uiuull Illurr. vluctrlu uiutor lluu.
I'uuiiduruti-r'ii Nutlno ,
Taken iii. Onu Kray iiiiiro , havlus one ere
h nd lo. . If not rudi-eiuud It will bo Hold at
publlo auction bepteiubvr 1st , at 10 o'oloul ; . a.
iu. , at ' . ' 115 l.ouvenworlh strnol.
uVSa.t JOHN Hl'OIUtL , I'ouudwuttcr.
SCRIBHBR'S
For September ,
Tim r.iidt i rtii iiniruio. < ; ionK !
MI.I. : . lIliiBtniloil.
Tim Tllili'ii TniMt Mbrai-y : U'liilt .Shall It
lltt ? Joil.v llicu-.ow. lllimtrutcMl.
Tim N'mHlcy I'roKpi-ld. lHAiiEr. K. IlAi'fioon
In lliu avrlua "Ur.-al Mrc'oU ot tliu World. " Illua
Iniluil.
A CiiHii In I'olnt. Hiory. CEouni : A. IIiiuiAia ) .
I'riiili Art I. Clnmlcul I'nlntlnK. W. C. Hliowjf.
1:1.1. : . llliutnitoil.
Storli-H iifu UVitiirn Tciwn-ir. Tlio Knca of
1 nlluro. utTAVii TJiA.NKr. llliulrnlud tir A , II.
Kroit.
Tim Indian Who In Not Poor. C. V. I.ITMMIB.
llliutnitoil.
Tli Kdncatian of tli llllnd , MII.H. I'uin- :
DIIH'K U , JOXKS. llluslr.ilcil.
llUlorlo loiiii-ntx ! The Attainment of tlio
IllKliust .North. I ) . 1. . lIKAI.VAlili , l.luutuiuint
U. H. Army.
Th.i I'olnl of VImv , I'oi-iiis , < > tr. , etc.
NEXT MONTH.
Tlio 'Millilll- "f till ) \Vlil ! < ! Oily. ( Tlio Wnrlil'a
Knlr. ) ly ! 11 , 0. DtlNNKH , lllu lnitjil by W. T
tiilKM.KV.
PUIOK , r 013NTH.
OHARLB3 BOBIDNHIV3 SONS.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
u , P , rErosiTogy - - OMAHA , NEB
Cnjillal . $103,003
Stii-pliis
Onicortnnil IMroU-jn Henry W. Vntoi. proildunt
II. C. CnilitiiK , vice pruililunl , c. H. .Muurlco W V.
Mor > e , John j. CollliK J. .V. II. 1'utrluK , l.uwl A ,
Heed , ciuhlor.
Tl-llfl IKON BANK.
RIP AN St T A R U L E 8 mutate {
Ify tliaUoud , iitiiafu uftil trri ! lull if
I'.bo lft innjlrlne knowufur lilllotit. !
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AOKXTS WANTKHTo soil tlio best double
roasting mid ImkliiR pun In the market ,
Stoutly work. Unit prove to liuvo iiKonts wha
mnkn over fJI n wock regularly. ACdr
Chrules tjcmilthem , ( 'ouncll IN ifK
_
SAMO GooJ ( j-ronm duelling near U.
1' . transfer. I'rlco tOK ! ) . Will Mlto horsot
nndeallloln jmrl uny. 11 II , Slioufc.
T710U sTMJlT-CrcnnicryV well 'lo.-ntnl In No-
- * - brnslci. dolnu cnuif luiilncss. Will titka
nrtn or or soil ontlro business nt
K. II.
"I71OU SAMS Improved 40)-nt-rc ) > Mock ( nnn
-L' In western IOITII , lit ; 180-ncio fiirni , 8W | | ! M
Mores. t.U ,1 oh in ton .V Van I'iiUun.
MONKY loaned nt 0 per cent on Coiinoll
HliirN rcsldoneo property. 1 II. Shonfii
13UU ) SAliK. 1'lorliln oran.'u erovo ; will
-U trarto for Council HlulTs orOiuithn jirou
rty. R II. Shoafo.
Vioil ItKXT. the KI < iiinnro * < iiuMico. iiri : ttri |
* - uvu ; In ituoil repair nn I ult nuiilorn cou <
vi'iilencos. UonttWJ. K. IK Shonfc1.
V\7ANTKI"I.ady or sontloniiin lo hoard by
: i mlvato family. Address 0 I' ' . Hoe.
IJ-OU SAl.K Hotel. 81 room * , looiitort hi
Jmmtliurit Nob. . ttoln t H thrlvlnt tiusliios * .
J.V'iOObuvs lull Id i\y \ nnd film turo Will tr.ulo
for nid-io. 1C. II. Hlioafo.
17K > USAI.K Hardwurn stn3l In contr.il Nob.
1 ? Will lnvolounvu , R H Shoafo.
li'Oll SM.K Oliolcost farm In I'ottuvruUa-
Jinlo Co. . 413 noros well located niul Im
proved. I'l-lco JWan ncro. K , II. i-li
l/tAltM nml ulty lo ins at lowest r.ituj.
-L Iti-.il est.ito foi .vilo.
Ownlllni ; nn I busluon rent ils.
.Money Untied for local InvotlDM.
! Kll I'o.irl stroot. 1,011400 ft Tourlo.
IK YOU luivo anything for s ilo or truito aa
E. II. Shoifo , Hrn.ulwiiy an. ) , \l un stroot.
Jj 01C HUNT Dwollln.Mln nil | fi rli o f 7h7
L. eliy. 11 II. Slio.ifu. llriviilw.iy anl Muln.
YVANTIvD-Kastern NoliraiUa landi In ox-
> > change for ( 'ounoll UUUTs property. li l H.
Shea ftllro id way un-l M ilnmJJt ,
"ITOU SAIjK Onnmall payments , fruit and
L garilon Inn 1 notr Council ninth K. 11.
fi ! . llroailwiiy and Mala street.
F OH HA IK Albion Roller mills on llounu
river. Nub. ; llnost watorpjtt'oi- llio stuo
developing ! . ' . > horio power w.tlor ontlro yo in
dully oipaclty , 100 u-irroU : ina-ih nury.aml .
: ippurtciimecs : complain In every djt ill.CJ l
fr.'ituu rosliloncu ; 8 ncrosot Inn I. title parfo Hi
price , ? .VUG ; wilt tuko unl-iiprovo I omtora
N'obi-ahkn land. R II , Slioife.
17011 SAIjK Iowa farms In I'oltnwntt : .
- - ' and adjoining counties. R 11 , Shunfo.
I71O11 KAIjl ! 8) noros of son I litnil nn 1 now
-U collide , with foirnoro ; < Uml In WarnoM-
vlllc , Nuh. : all inodorn luiijr.n'oiiiDnts : will
cM.'liui--o : for a , plo.uant cnltno free of In-
oiiinhraucu In Oouncll Illultj or Omah u
K. II. .Shcnfo.
SALE 4M-iicru ) ration In Chorrr Oo.
Nuh. Oood liny liu.d. snlendld ranio for
cattle. Men cottaKo , alublo uiul out UUllil-
! n 9 In cnod rop.xlr. plenty water , llust lun I
In thu county : will sell ehe.ip. Wrlto fordo-
talU 1C. U. shoiifo.
JASTED Hnnlwnro sioolc In sontli-
vv western IOWA for auotc.ish. U. Slionfo
_
SALIC Clean stocK lianlwaio , well established
FOR
tablished trnlo , Invoice about * : ' , UJ. ) Uoocl
uason for sollliv ; . Terms o-isli. K. II. Shuafc.
\\7ANTKI ) Rood resldom-o iiroporty In
' Council II urTs In ovcliuncu fur good Ne
braska Innd. R II , ijhoafe.
PAIjB Garden and fiult land , choao
FOH on long time. O. b. I.ulTorts , Room 31 ,
llaldwln blojK- , Council lllnlls. In.
\ \ AXTED A yuunsc nvin to work a' outi
' f honso and stable. Apply .it olllco of
Loonaid l.verett.
SAM3 OH HRNT-Good coal yard wltU
U boalt'S. etc. Uruuiifliliilds Meliulbun & Co ,
and book Keeper wanted"
STHNOOHArilEK
Olvn rt-ferenvo. Address XX'Slice , Conn-
cUlliilV.s. _ ) " >
\\7"ANTKI , ) Oootl Rlrl ft > r Kt-neral houao-
miiUittil'l l'litntTBlrout. :
t
BIjACIC driving horse. bupKy and haruosg
for sii'.o cheap. No. BI8 Mnlh uveiuio.
WANTED llo.ird for limn nnd wife. In
> sir ctly private family for the winter.
St.itu pr.co und location. I ) . ' . ' 1 Ilee O'llcc.
Ot Council
Capital stock $150,039
Surplus ' "id IN-ollts 80,000
Net cnpUnl nnditirpliu $2:10,000 :
Dlrecton- ! I ) . Bdiiunlnm , 1' . ! . Sliiipnrt , F. 1) .
niciisnn , K. K. llnrt , I. A. Mlllur , .1 , V Ulnciimnn ,
nml ClinrlcH It. lluiiiiiin. TrHii9iit KOiu-rul Inuik-
IIIK liuslnesj. l.i > r uf c.iillul | mm isurpluj ot unr
bunk In Southwestern lonii
INTKIIKaT ON TIMi : tKOSIT3.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Embalnnr
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCIL : , u I--KK
Tko Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
HEADER OF DISEASES or MEH AND
1VOSIEN. I'KOPltlETOll OK TUB
\VO11I < IVS 1IKH1JAIDISl'EM -
8AJIY OF MEDICINE.
Hrea ( iho following Diteases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and T.unga : Di
eases of the Kyeand Car , flu end Aioplexy , lleurt
Disease , I.lver Complaint. Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Doblllty , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , Diabetes. DrlKhfB ni'caso , St.Vltus'
Iwneo , HhcuiiiatlBUj , 1' ralysii , White Swelling ,
Bcrofnlu , Fever Bores , Cnncors , Tumors
and KlRtula In ano removed without
the Unlfo or drawlnc a drop of
blood. Woman with her delicate cw.iia re-
BlorcU to health. Droiay cured without tfippliiB.
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
83O to SBOO forfeit for any Venereal Dlc-
onso i cannot euro without moroury.
Tape Wonni removed In two or three hours , or 119.
pay. Hiinorrholdii or 1'llcu cured ,
THOSE WHO AIIU APJXTCTKD
Will eavollfo and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or m-liif
OR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
The only 1'liyalclaiivlio can toll trliut [ ill *
a iiurmin ivitliuut u klii | ; a < jiie lloii.
All cnrrCHpondeuce ulrlctlyconfldentlal. Mcdlolna
cent by exprc-ga. Address all IctUn to
G , W , Pangle , M , D
BB8 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs Iowa
'n .S'oilui * .
The fdllowlna dogs huvo been Impounded ,
U llnlldoL-M.
U Illavli und Tan.
2 t-t-dU-li Torrlur * .
2 Irish tiutturu.
1 .NeMfoiiinlli
1 Kox lion nil ,
11'ottuh Doi.
i Wli tu I'oodlon.
D Water dpanlels.
If not mlooniucl wltbla Idayi they will b
Jrownel. J. Bl'OIJUf , .
Vex 1'ouudkuupgr *