THE OMAHA DAILY HKE ; TimiSDAY. APRIL R
THE DAILY BEE
Ot-M 1C Li NO. 12 I'BAUb STHKKT.
ly rnriii'i lo nny part of the cltj
IIV TH.TON , MAXAOKIl
No. 43
UtKlni'M.Oniro .
MiF.MIOM i > r.MKht i K lltor No. 23
N V I'l'itrbb i-'Co.
C'c i Hi iff ? Lutnnor Co. Coal
. .botviM- i * the butter , tM Uroadway
The ' 'oiii-roiTjitinii of tlio Sornnil 1'resby-
t < riJ < " ' 1 * ' b hi s rucently provided a gcncr-
Oils * i'i | > > > ' -f h ; , inn books for USD In the Sab-
b.Ul' irrvOS
.Timrs t , IlinHoll of Omaliii mid Kmmii
ItuiiKPr of Sjiriiictlcld , Nob. , and A. W.
bwaiiBn'i ii'i Kinilla Peterson of Omaha
% vi i < > IWUTIM ! by .lustlro Vlrn.
Mr , f > 'i lYisii-rof thiMrityuml Mrs. Kosn
M i niton i.f Ontalm wi-ro married at the
rrsiil'iirp f > r Mr. K. II. Ik-rines , No.'Oil
] -ifih im-mio. yt'Ht'Tday afternoon , Hov.
All Jlr'wer nHI'latin ' ; ? .
At the i-'iidciu-i' of lluv. S. Aloxanilcr on
Mondnj nii'tit the tni'inbfirship of the Second
end Pri.mi\ti > ri'in ' church KIVP : a reception to
Hrv inHaiUy , siiperintrndent of missions
In UuPrnnb ; , trrlan chiircli foi Iowa.
T > r > trial "T tbt > caaoof Mrs. F. B. Tk-ltPiior
UK.imat M I * Tirkenor. in which the plalntllT
dc m t\'H \ a ( ilvmvion the ( 'rounds of drunk-
elmi , m pii In the district court yostur-
clij .HI I IVIIM tn ken umlor advisement.
Ti.r ri ( ! . which has boon rising very fast
fi.t 'i vvi-cU ( ( | . two past , was reported last
e " iiinjr tu he almost at a standstill , not over
two u i b < " biirlipr than on Tuesday ovcnine.
I'm' 1 1 , , du.\s it 1ms been running into Ii !
laid
John Albi rt .loncs has commenced a suit in
the ilmMlrt 1-inirt to enjoin H. 10. Kchurfro.n
Hiliinisiniic cattle , IIOKH and household
furnuure oiven-il h.v a ehattol tnoitKMK""e
el.miis ti. baxepalil the claim which Sclunv.
held UfrniiiHt him.
The i asr of I funtcr and Cool : against the
! ri-iii b lpii'iii ( > Safi'ty Cure company is still
oc < up , * inuu.st ; of the attention of .liiil e
IVeiiu r For the past twodajs the iilaintllTs
I'-ne ' taken ' .urns tinon the stand reading
Ion ) ; di-positiun.s. and even the most invet
erate ciMii't loafers have proved unequal to
the task of listcniiij. .
The ladies of the Catholic church will trlvo
an i niertaiiiiiii'iit tomorrow evening lit ITn-
urrivond. ten miles from here , on the Hoclc
Isl ii l mail. Arrancpini'iits have liecn innilo
whi'M'ii.x the . "i o'clock ( l.vor tomorrow after
noon will stop at Underwood to let olT pas-
seut'i-rs who may wish to attend and a
Kpe lal roach has been secured for the re
turn trip after the entertainment is over.
Juslii'o Kox. who was brought into court
on n bench warrant to testify In tin I'latts-
iiininh irarnisluncnt cases , was discharged.
The snbpii mi with which ho was se"M'd wiis
discovered tubuvo Ucen madoout ordering liis
appearaiu'e at 10 p. in. , so that even if lit
bad nun misunderstood ho would not have
been frnlltv of.any contempt in staj IIIK iiwuj
f-om the trial which took place at 10 a. m.
' 1'he proceedings were plainly the oiiteonic
of malic c < m i be part , ofVoolcy miiTThvyer.
the I'luttsmouth attorneys whom Fox lined
for contempt a few weeks I\KO , and KOJ
states mat he will commence an action
niiainst them for malicious prosecution.
files "f people have piles , tint 1)0 Witt's
\ \ lu b Ila/el Salvo will euro them.
The ( li-inil : lloli'l.
Council HlulTs. Moat ulcgaiit hotel ii
] ouu. Dining room on bovonth lloor ,
Hates , SI ! to $5 pur day. E. F. Ulurlc ,
Prop.
HourioluH * ininiu hoiibu appeurs to IK
doliiti u liind ollioo buslnoHH in piano ;
and or aiiH at ll-l aiid110 Stutsintm
Finobt Arlsto cabinet photos , $2 pci
dozen. Asb ton's studio , 18 North Main.
I'Kttsox.ii , r.ue.KUt.t/ > / / < .
Born , to Mi. and Mrs. Ncls Jensen , 1801
Sixth street , a son.
Mrs II. Friedman of Sioux City is visitim
her friends in Council UlutTs.
Hon. A.i. . linger , wife and daughter , am
Mr and Mrs. Will Scholes of Gretmllold , an
at the Grand hotel.
flies of periploivc uiles , but Do Witt's
Witch Ha/.el Halve will euro them.
The Tuft concert program at UK
Broadway church Friday evening , wil
hi ; u popular one , and promises to ho tin
imtsiual event ot the teabon. Will
for it.
The Millin-s , decorative artists , will
paper , paper hanging , plain and orna
inontal | iainting. signs. No. 15 1'oarl St
Olllccru of SI. I'nill'.i ,
The annual iiieutiiif ; of the vestry of St
I'am's Episcopal churi'h was held last Mon
day evening and the I'olloulin ; ofllcers am
committees were chosen for the coinlni
year Wardens , IX C. Uloomcr and M. Duquutt
secretary , 1C. H. Odcll ; treasurer , W. .1
Jameson : auditor , H. C. Cory.
Committees : On Finance IX C. Uloomei
A T Hlco and J. T. Stewart.
On liiiproviiiuents and Hepalrs II. 1 <
Field. M Duijuett and S. W. liesley.
On I'ewsJ. . L. Stewart , W , J. .lamcsoi
II C Corv and S. W. Hcsley.
On Music J. N. Baldwin , E. II. Odell-an
J Ij. Stewart.
Delegates to the Diocesan Convention 1
C. IHoomer , M. Uuquett and II. C. Cory.
Alternates K , T. Sumwalt , W. J. .lanu
sou and J. N. Baldwin.
files of people have piles , but Do Witt'
Witch Hiuel Salvo will euro them.
Free trcatmuntH daily from 2 to 4 j
in. at the Council BlutTs Medical am
Surgical Institute , -tith and LJroadwaj
Ho.xes and barrels of Droxol's Ho
eologno , a dolieions jmrfume , 2 > a bottk
for lOo. Davis the druggibt.
Tin' Louis luivo no millinery oponinj.
but they have wliat yon want.
TIKI ToiiKh fur I lie Mulls.
Mrs. Alice Franks had a tri.il In Unltoi
States court yesterday on the charge i
sending a hiphly llavored letter throuirh tli
mail to a gentleman named Shaw , with whoi
It Is charged that she had been more or lei
intimate In addition to the letter itsel
which was signed by initials which were m
liers , there was an envelope which she hi ;
directed by request of Inspector Morce
The handwriting on the two envelopes ta
lied almost ex.ictly , bjit she explained tl
odd coincidence by saying that Mercer lie !
the llrbt envelope hoforo her and asked hi
to copj the inscription just as closely as si
could This in turn was denied by Merce
The case was given to the jury about
o'clock In the afternoon.
Ilav < You H\vr llfcii Tlirm ?
A sperial excursion to North Clalvesto
Tex . leaves Omaha April IS , it , ' , ) ; ) . i {
inurkablc inducements are offered. For pa
ticiilars appto ! D. D. Sii'eaton , agent , roe
17 , Marker block , Omaha.
; s Another improvement to iho popnh
t'f ) Sehuhott piano. Swaii.-on Musio Co
ti Williamson & Co. , 10(1 ( Main stree
lurgost and best blcyolo btoek in city.
Cook your meals this summer on u gi
range. At eost at the Gas company.
Dumobtie soap be.-t for hard water.
The following nurrhjjo llconsos wore issiui
yestenlaj :
NIIIIIC and adiires . Ai
I John l'osi > r , Council HlulTs . 3 !
I Jto-.ii K. l list on , Omaha . 'Jt
lAiiKiist Mi-ppiMi. I'otlawallaiulo ccunty.- ' .
I l.ouNa rranUe , I'ottawatlamlo county. .U
flies of people huvo piles , hut Do Wltl
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Stop at the Ogilen , Couneil HluiTs , tl
best fc.OU ! hoiibo in Iowa.
Wood of all kinds. CODS and eoal.
G. Knotts & Co , " 00 Hroadwuy.
Geo. S , Davis , prescription druggist ,
UBO Domestic soup. It Is the bust.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS I
What the Citizens Think of n Proposition
from the Union Pacific.
OFFER TO BUY THE UNION DEPOT GROUNDS
Condition * Thill th Itnllroiul Company
U'onlil Imp < n < > on the City Anothrr
I'liimiof Ihi. Union Iipot < jur < tlon
ItrollRht Out by Iti'i-rllt i\clltn.
The proposition of the Union faclflc rail
way to buy the union depot grounds on con
dition that the city council would clear up a
defect in Its title to Union avenue , has at
tracted considerable attention from tile citi
zens. The fact that there was a defect In
the tltlo has not houn known until recently ,
and when It was announced there was a
Hurry among some of thoeitlzciiK , who hoped
that It might result In the city regaining
ItosHcsslon of the avenue. If the view taken
by City Attorney Hazelton Is correct , how
ever , the railway company has asked for
nothing moro limit it has already , and Its
only reason for making the prcsant rcquo't
of the council Is to put an end to annoy
ance that might arise in the future.
U'hiTr the rroillilu Co'limrnri'tl.
The trouble dates baelt to a llttlo over
tlireo years ago. when an ordinance was
passed repealing the ordinance by which the
company was compelled to run dummy trains
every half hour In order to keep possession
of the avenue. H was the intention of the
eouncilmcn who passed the second ordinance
to relieve the company of its obligation only
on the condition that they enter the union
depot within eighteen months , and a clause
to that effect was tacked on. The ordinance
went into effect immediately upon accept
ance by the company , and the company lost
no time In accepting it. It now turns up
that there was no reference to tills provis
ional clause in thetitleof the ordinance , and ,
according to the st ite law , that part of ttio
ordinance is consequently utterly void.
Union avenue , as it now transpires ,
wan given to the company without receiving
any bom-lit from the gift , and the company
was allowed lo discontinue its half-hourly
trains , also , without giving up anything lu
return , all on account of the carelessness of
the parties who drew up the repealing ordi
nance.
In thu opinion of the eity attorney , how
ever , the gift of Union avenue to the com
pany was an unmitigated benellt. and to get
it back would bankrupt the city. It Is 120
feet wide , 'and running diagonally , as it
does , through the city , there is not moro
than one lot on each block that would pay
for the cost of paving and tilling ,
which , in all probability , will souu-
time ho necessary. Moro than one-half
of the entire paving would huvo to be
charged up to the city as intersections , ami
nearly all the other half would lie assessed
up against little trluniruiur lots which would
not bo worth selling for taxes. The consequence
quence would bo that if the cit.shoulu .
find some way of getting the avenue away
from the railway company it would in the
end find it had a very poor bargain.
Mliht llullil ii Drpiil Itst-ir.
The reason of the willingness of the Union
Pacllic to purchase the union depit grounds
for any sum not to exceed * U.0 ) < > ! ) that may
have been oxpen led by the stockholders in
the purchase of the land and the payment ot
taxes , is attributed by W. S. Mayne , the at
torney for th depot comp my , to an inten
tion of the Union Pacific to put up a
local depot in I lie near future at the
corner of Ninth avenue ami Seventti
street , on the land upon which it was intended -
tended to have the union depot. Ho claims
to have had a conversation with General ( _ ! ,
M. Dodge , vice president of the Union f u.
chic , lu which that gentleman said that be.
fore many years the transfer hotel would be
turned into a freight depot , the freight of
flees would be moved to this side of the rivoi
and when that was done the passenger ilcpol
would bo moved farther up into the city.as i
means of counteracting the advantages tlu
other roads now have in covering the terri
lory west of 'Jouncll Bluffs which \vas for
merly monopolized by the Union f acilic.
T.ilcim Up hy tlu > Comirll.
At the meeting of the council the matte :
was ut once taken up without any preliml
nary skirmishing. W. S. Mayno presente (
the petition oftlio depot company. It is i :
carefully drawn statement of the situatioi
as viewed by the gentlemen most interested
and reads like this :
licntler.ieii Your petitioners would respect
fully represent that they with other clmeii :
whos'- ' names appear upon the list herew lib
furnished the money to purchase blocks. 5 , 3 :
and ! IU In Uhldle's subdivision to aid and en
courage the erection of a union depot lliereoii
During the past live years negotiations hnvi
been carried on between the otllcers of tin
I'liUm D.'jiol company and thu rcpresonta
lives of the six principal lines of railroad
centering here. At one time we had a wrlttci
iieroiMiient with them by which they weie Ii
take this ground and USD It for union depo
inn | io-e , but ihn board of director.- one o
tnunf tb.'so railroad companies refused ti
cimllrni tin4 acllonof ihclrrcprcscntatlvcs an <
join \\ih ! the other HIICN In carrying foruan
the imii'h desired Improvement.
In the meantime the Northwestern riillrom
has built a new local depot on Broadway , am
the Chicago. lliirlliiKlon & ( julncy Is prepar
big to hnlld one on Main stiect , and It Is cvl
dent lo us that the union depot enterprlsi
must \\alt.
During the time this properly was held b ;
the t'nlipii Depot company a htrgu amount a
taxes accumulated by ICHSOII of e.\lcnslv
sticet Iniprovt'iiicnlH In that part of the city
flilit : ) had been paid , ami upwauls of 1U,7O' '
weiv still dui' . 'hi clear up ihcse taxes Uu
eclvcr T. J. Kvnns was appointed hy the ( Us
Irlct court with authority to burrow tli
money necessary to pay ihi'se ta.xcs ami hull
thupiopcrfy until It. could he sold. This I
the pic.scnt situation. To preserve thl
ground as railroad properly , and at the sain
tlmonmkc such disposition of It as will u <
fund HID cltl/ens the money they have M
KuniMimslv contributed , Is the desbe of th
court , the iccelver and your petitioner ! , .
.Joining , as It d : es the Tuiith Avenue depo
grounds of tint 1'nlon I'aclllc railroad , am
that road having contiol of the only outlet t <
the ucst , It was evident to ns that U would b
to thu best Interests of the city and ttllh 11101
promise of the giound being used for the pur
iioso for which It was Intended , I
It. could be sold to them. Wit
that object In vliiw icprcsentatlvc
of thu Depot company and .Mr. K\m ;
have had p'iMiiial Interviews with Hie presj
dent of the I'lilon I'aclllc company and wit
ono of Iho illrecturs , In which the present sltn
atlon of the union depot matter was dlscussu
and the disappointment of our cltl/ens at th
outcome fully explained , for which , howevui
that road was In no ulso to blame. The
dually romuntcit to take the properly oil on
bands provided the cost docs nn
uxcccd $30,000. Those of us who Imv
conic Into contact with those representative
of the I'lilon ' Pacllic rallioad vlewtholr propi
.sit Ion as a 'nost Kdivrous one. It was
friendly act upon ihclr part , as thcyhavun
present us for the grounds , and we licllcvo
Is placing U In the hands of our friends , ft
that corporation under its piescnt uiamiKt
iniMit Is certainly friendly to the interests i
thlsclty. They hii\c been loyal tot IIP iinlii
depot enterprise In all Its varying phases , an
yet It ilemamlpil from them far greater SUIT
llccs than from all thu oilier toads. In takln
this propci ty they make tin ; condition and ri
quest that I hi' cloud which rests upon thu
tight lo use 1'nlon avenue be removed by 01
dliiaiicu that It may not heieafter ht > a cuu >
disturbing thu friendly relations \\hlch c.\i |
'ii that corporation and this city.
Air. Muyiiii'M Stutrmt'iit.
It was signed by the directors and stocl
holdeis'of the company. Mr. Muvno coi
tinued to represent the company before tl
council. The important part of his plea fi
the company was the citation of legal prec
dent to show that when the city council gai
the Union I'aclllc company the right to o
cupy Union avenue and therailro.idcompai :
accepted it the company then went ahci
and compiled with the state law govern ! !
railroad riglits-of-way and paid the owne ;
of abutting property satisfactory damagi
and thus acquired the same rights as ui
held by all railways in the state : that tl
city cannot any moro successfully attai
that right than can the farmer who has n
cepted damages for a road running throng
his farm. _
Mr. Mayno stated that the depot compai
had prepared just such an ordinance as wi
desired by both the depot people and tl
Union faciflc , hut before it was introduci
Mr. Shugnrt arose and made an earnest pi
test against the whole iiroiKisition and f
vorcd instead ihorcmisslniby iho city of tl
$ itU\H : ) taxes that have accrued against :1
property binco it was acquired by the dep
company.
A similar protest in writing was rcccivi
from William Sicdcntopf and read.
Hallway Commissioner Smith added ovi
itrougcr protest acuiusl the scheme ni
MioWud the conn ) ! that the inieiUlou of
uniiili ill pot lies and nl\vn.\s has lilil
with the t'nlun fucillc coinpnn > , that
the knvn roads wmilil have Joined
In n depit within fort.v-eight
hours nfter the Union Pacific hud made u
move , mid that the oxcusc that the delay
was caused h.v the reluctance of thu town
ro.ids was simply n shallow subterfuge , that
the Union facllle could not have kept tliem
out If It hud tried. He stated that he had
been assured whllo In Des Mollies by the
general manager of one of the Iowa roads
that his comp.my was anxious to Join in a
union depot but was not In n ) > ositon ! to
move publicly in the matter , and that every
Iowa road would bo compelled to Join In the
scheme thn moment the Union faelllc
started. Ho advocated earnestly the use of
every power the council had to compel the
Union f acltlc to keep Its pledges to the oily.
A number of those interested in the depot
slto and anxious to let go spoke iu _ favor of
t lie proposition.
N. f. Dodge wanted to disabuse the minds
of the council of the Impression that the
L'nlon Pacltlc wanted to make this trade.
The company had only accepted the depot
comp.iny's proposition after persistent
urging.
Mr. Mayne said he was not authorized to
speak for the company , but ho believed and
felt he knew enoutrh to assure the council
that if the Union Pacltlc got the property it
would be used for passenger depot purposes.
The Until disposition of the matter was
deferred until Monday evening by a resolu
tion referring It to the commlttco of the
whole.
I'linrrat of XV. II. ( Iriiiuly.
The funeral of W. II. Urandy , the drug
gist who committed suicide , took place yes
terday from the residence of the late Miss
Welrlch , under the auspices of the local
lodge of Masons. Ucv. T. J. Mackay of
Omaha conducted the exercises , which were
attended by the Masons in a body. The pall
bearers were M K. Fonda , H. A. Cox , J. W.
Peregoy. C. M. Hurl , .1. P. Stevenson and
( Jcorgo Hudlo. At the close of the exercises
the remains were escorted to the North
western depot , accompanied by the Masons
and IXilbey's band , and were taken to Can
ada under charge of 1. H. Atkins.
The deceased had boarded at the Wolrlcli
residence on Fourth street for the last
fifteen years , and was very much attached
to the members of the family , anil espe
cially so , o Miss U'eirich. whose death took
place last Saturday. He read the news of
her death in Sunday's p.tpcr .vhile at the
hospital , and that was the llrst Inkling he
had that she was wor.se than she hirl been.
The news was a terrible shock to him , and
some who witnessed the scene said that ho
acted as if someone had struck him a blow.
Tin' news doubtless caused a melancholy ,
which was the principal cause of the rash
deed which ended his life.
The Masons passed appropriate resolu
tions at a special meeting hold yesterday
afternoon just before the funeral.
At Dohiiny'H Theater.
Siiturilny anil Suniluy ovomiitfs "A
Gorman Soldier" is to ho frivcn. It is
nn original musical comcdy-druum written -
ton expressly for the popular cainodiun ,
James A. He-illy , and produced with ti
strong cast and ole < * nnt htiijjo siitTound-
iiitfs , under the miinugeinont of Mr.
.lames K. Orr , ono of our ablest caterers
for hturlititf theatrical ittlrncliim * . The
play is in four acts , and is u true picture
of the Franco-l'rUhMtm war. Humor
and pathos equally abound. Mr. Hoilly
introduces a number of the now and
stirring sonijs especially composed for
tiio play. The plot is marvelously full
of interest and fVom start to finish the
numerous clever dramatic Mil-prises
ensure the dolitfhtod attention of the
audience. At the matinee- Saturday the
price to any part of the house will bo
only 25 cents.
Next Monday evening the old. but
ever popular "LTnclo Tom's Cabin'1 will
be Driven by Button's double company
with two Topsies , two Marks and four
donkeys.
Illullltcs lit thn Pen.
Sheriff Hazen returned yesterday morn
ing from Fort Madison , where lie left John
Sherwood to servo out a twenty months'
sentence in the state penitentiary for for
gery. Sherwood took his imprisonment
very coolly , and stood the removal of his
clothes and the substitution of a suit of second
end hand stripes that had been undo for o
man of very different dimensions , in a philo
sophic way.
Mr. Hazen saw a number of prisoners whc
were sent up from Council UlulTs. Hill Criss
has developed into a well behaved colored
boy , and Is anxiously awaitimrtho expiration
of liis sentence next July. Fred Kissell ami
Howard Sparks are also said to bo two ol
the best behaved prisoners in the peniten
tiary. Benson , Hums and Anderson , win
made hfo so exciting for the jailer here
have not. lost any of their life , and are eon
tinually stirring up rows among the convicts. .
John Urpvvn , who went to the penitentiary
for having two colored wives , asked th <
sheriff if either of the wives had commcncet
actions for a divorce , and' when informet
that they had not , remarked that they miglil
as well , for ho would never have anything
moro to do with them.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witchllazel Salvo will cure thorn
A Illg Ml | > | ii-r.
Arrangements are rapidly 130111) ) ? com
plcted for the supper to be given by the
ladies of this city for the benefit of tlu
Union Christian Mission and Indu&triu
feehool. It is expected to bo one of tin
hii'irest atYairs in this line ever given it
the city. The Kiseman building ha <
already been secured , and the date is
Friday , April 21. The girls of the In
dutitriul school will go in a body and IK
treated to a free s
Coal and wood ; best and cheapest
MibMiuri hard wood in the oitv * ; prompt
delivery. IT. A. Cox , No. 4 Main.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Talking of Club llousti.
A meeting of the wheelmen of this city ii
to bo held this evening at the World-Hcrah
ofllee , li ( ) : Pearl street , for the purpose o
reorganizing the old wheel club or , rather
to organize an entirely new club on anothei
and moro satisfactory plan. The club las
year failed to meet the expectations of it !
organizers for a number of reasons. For tin
past two months the scheme of having i
club house has been talked of , and one of tin
objects of tonight's meeting is to take semi
definite action in that direction. A eottagi
conveniently located is to be rented for tin
summer and fall and fitted up as a mcetini
place , with reading rooms , batli rooms am
the other conveniences that arc usually to b
found in such places. So far the names o
over sixty bicycle riders have been obtainet
as members of the new organization , am
from the way that wheels are now being soli
the list will bo moro tl.un doubled before th
end of the season. The organization is to b
modeled alter that of Omaha.
Whj Not I'MIlio ' llest ?
"There are numerous preparations In tli
market for coughs , colds , croup nnd whooi
intf coutfb. Amunn thorn \vo wish to i-al
your special utti-ntion to Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy. It is sold on its merits
This assertion is warranted by Its sali-i
which surpass any preparation of u siniila
j | nature. 1 heir nothing but uraiso from eu :
tomors who have used U. " The above i
what ICu eni ) P. UnanRst. the leading dru
pist of Bctlilubem , P.i. . says in u circular t
his customers. I In has sold at retail eve
1.000 bottles of tnis remedy during tbo pas
year , and knows it to bo without an cq-.ia
The praise that naturally follows its intrc
ductlon und ur.e is what makes it popular.
See the peerless Dauntless bk-ycli1
and trot our terms. Ilonry Murphy. 1
Pearl tstreot.
Dr. A. .1. Cook , ( iriiml liotel annej
. . Special attention to dibeasos of reetun
S. P. Vanatta , attoi-noy , ; "i ICverottbll
your gncer for D.nnestlc soap.
IVIost Men and Women
sulTorncedleasly. A disordered slomacl
con&tiputlon , gout , rheumatism and Ui <
ney disease , can positively bo uvoldc
by tlio careful use of the penulno Carl
bud Sprudol Salt. Beware of imltutlou
HLENT ) BELClAr ! MINERS
They DaUroy Property ami Attack the Police
Force. ! ,
WANTON WORKOF A MADfoOBOF STRIKERS
yimrrniii th Scran lif n l.lvrly Tight
ltnlv.TH.il 11 Tnllntii.iiiilptl ' lipiiinii-
ulrxtlinn Itcforo the ChUnlicr : nt Drp-
utlo Hliitlni ; In Many I'lai'fx ,
Unrs r.i.s , April 12. The strllto movement
Is spreadlnir. Three hundred miners en
gaged in the strike porpotratcd much wan
ton dannge at Quarcjtnoa in the province of
Ilalnaut today. The strikers made an attack
upon the sheds alnut the mauth of a pit and
smashed every window In them There were
many men working in Iho pit who had re
fused to Join the strikers and the mob's ef
forts \vere directed against them as much as
against the oivucrs of the pit. All sorts of
rublilsh. old hoards , stones and dirt were
thrown Into the shaft , the intention of the
strikers lielni ; to Imprison the men In the
mine. The pit o.lli ; ! ils were holpUMs to con
tend against the mob , and assistance was
asked from the gendarmes. Before ollk'ors
arrived at the pit considerable damage had
been done.
lli-.it Oll'by the Toilet- .
The mob was on the pjlut of attacking
another pit when the gendarmes arrived.
The latter at once ordered the rioters to dis
perse , and upon their refusal to do so , at
tacked them with the ll.it sides of their
swords. The strikers finally dispersed , fear
ing that if they resisted the gendarmes
would resort to the keen edge of their weap
ons. Further trouble from the strikers is
apprehended , and a closn watch will be kept
upon nil their actions.
Great activity is shown among the labor
leaders. All their efforts are now directed
to bringing about an enormous demonstra
tion against the Clumber of Deputies for
refusing to adopt thu bill to establish uni
versal sulT rage.
Immediately after the assembling of the
.leputies today an excited crowd gathered
around the falais do la Nation. The
ncess.int accession of small groups soon
swelled the crowd until it pushed into the
park and up and donn the rue Uo.vale. The
parliamentary building had already been
surrounded by unmounted police. As thu
crowd became more demonstrative a squad
ron of police \\MS called out and held ready
to charge. AtI o'clock the workingmen
nearest tiie parliamentary building raised a
shout lor imivci-s.il suffrage and made a rush
to break the police line. The police were
driven back and the mob tried to push up
the steps. The mounted reserves churgc-l
with drawn swords. The mob met them
with repeated volleys qf stones , but event
ually was forced back and p.irtly dispersed.
In the conflict some of the policemen were
struck with stones on the head and many
rioters were cut or trampled on.
Fought with Stoiirn.
The real disturbance followed in the rue
Levin between the Palais dc la Nut ion and
the boulevard du Hcgent. As often as they
were dispersed by the police the rioters
tried to reassemble and , tight back with
stones. In t'no district round the parlia
mentary building fifteen men were arrested.
Less serious dlsturbancos in oilier parts of
the city were also followed by arrests.
The deputies adjourned the debate on the
revision of the constitution after the com
pletion by the speehil committee of the ex
amination into the plans of suffrage reform
that have been submituvl.
Striking coal miners have rioted all the
afternoon at UiicsiiK'n thirty miles from
Muoses. The men attacked the buildings
near the pit's mouth shortly after noon ,
drove off the guards and officials and demol
ished all the machinery , houses and shops.
They tried to take by storm the Catholic
club , but were driven back by other private
citizens and the police. A councilor who en
couraged the mob has been arrested. The
rioters have possession of tnosL of the town
The g.irriaon in Mons has been confined to
the' barracks anil a'call for help is expected
from Guesmes before the night is over.
Mnuy U'oricinrn Killed.
M.umii ) , April 12. There was an explo
sion in the Salla Callada company's mills in
Mattano this morning. The roof of the
building was blown oft and struck _ jhe
ground 100 yards from the foundation. The
walls were rent , and most of the flooring
collapsed. All the men employed by the
company were at work when the explosion
occurred. Most of them wont down in the
wreck. Fire broke out immediately after
the explosion. The work of rcscuo was
begun at once. The ito.id bodies of nine
workmen and the manager have been ro-
moycii from the ruins , Hescuers are still
trying to recover the rest of the bodies.
The number of the dead is not yet known.
\VcirklniiiH'ii Weak I'lilng.
LONDON , April 12. What little change
there is today in the strike situation at Hull
is in favor of the masters. The strikers
have made no further attempt to create dis
orders. Already do/.eus of unionists have
returned to worn , and today several more
applied for and were given tickets for the
shipping federation , entitling them to enter
and work upon the wharves.
Crops liij'irtMt by I'rokt.
fuum.A , Alex. , April 12. The growing
crops which have been so promising in this
state have been badly injured by severe
frosts durliig the past several nights. Frosts
are also ropjrted to have injured crops in
the state of Morcim and in some sections of
the northern part of Mexico.
l > y the Soul In rn I'liflllc.
Mo.N-rniir.Y , Mox. , April 1 ! . ' . It is reported
here today that the Monterov & Mexican
Gulf is soon to pass into the hands of C. f .
Huntington of the Southern f acitiu com
pany. _
fighting llllli rr.-l'-lit Kiitex.
CITY or Mr.xico , April 12. The shippers of
Mexico continuo ito wage itlieir light
against what they claim is an excessive
hijh freight rate for the railroads. The ex-
VHE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW iND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My dKtor Bays It nctB gently < " > " ; c stonir.ch ,
liver and kldnnvs. unrt Is a pleRiunt Inmllip. ThU
drink Is made from herbs , and U prepared for use
us _ easily as tea. It la called
A U drucrisi a tell It ct Vic. and tl nparlcnAe. 1 f you
cannot gn It , ncnd youra.Ulrcm for n free sample.
I.nne'n Family Meiilclnp inovnx iliu bnnrti
nrh day. In onlfr In he licnltliy Ililnlj necfssnry
OHATO' "
AgentsWantei Everywhera.
THE RENOV/NEDCOALSAVE3
8a-i'i una qunr.er at your o.rkl ulli , prevent * 100
anil clmlori. dun ufi roil KJ , pro'.luuJi purfec
coiubmilim kt'epi UJller Hunt ulutn. mikj * lie
tire In 11 TO lu In it ten. act. eqtiiilf wo'I ' on hir.l K1 u :
toll coal Onupuckixo ouitlnic 'A cunts liiulllcloi
lo trvHtono Ion o [ etui. For ( urlltor Informntlo :
all on ur a hi ro is vrllU itAinp ,
L. S. ELLSWORTH & CO. ,
4.00 S. 13tliS. OraahaNol )
leuslvc I'offeo exporters who IIAVO hereto
fen < shlpiKHl large ipiiiiitltles of the product
to the I'nltod suites nro this seiison
paironlMtig. iho water route and sending the
colTee to Ilatnbiirg niul l.lverhMil | InMomt of
to the United States. They claim that the
high ifrulgnt rates of the rallro.ids have
caused them to take this action.
You \VIII Itcu'l lii fruit Thuris
A special excursion to North Ualvestnn.
Tox. , leaves Omaha April IS. MM. He-
niai'kable hi'luccments are offeivd. For par
ticulars apply to I ) . D. Sineaton , iincnt , worn
17 , Darker block. Omaha.
Dentil Coll.
Dnritoir. Mich. , April 12. Mr. John A.
Hell , managing editor of the Kreo f rest ,
died this afternoon of typhoid fever , after
an ll'tiess ' of less than two wooks. Ho w.is
compelled to reuse working on the night of
March : il and during most of the time between -
tween then and his death h > ' was In a raging
delirium. He was I'J years old. Helca\esa
widow and six children.
Mr. Hell enleied the service of the- Tree
1'rcsM lii-.liily , lHt > 5 , al the ii e of 14 yenVM , as
a Riilley boy In ( lie composing room. In a Ill-
lie wliflu be became Hie proof leader's imslst-
unt , and bcfoiebc readied his mn.loill.v he
was graduated fi-oin the chair of principal
ptoof reader ami Installed as a full-Hedged
member of tin-editorial stall' . With rhe ex
ception of a brief eMicrlmi'iit In the law , hi *
connection \\llh the 1'ree 1'rrss coM'icd a
iicrUiil of about twenty-eUhl years , and wlien
lie left bis dr.sk to He down upon Ills bed of
death , he left the title and the rcspoiisjlillllies
of managing editor.
Plies of people have piles , but JleU'itt's
witchhazel salve will cure them.
l > ripu : i l u Nr , ro Al urilcror ,
ST. CIIAIU.US. Mo. , April 12. The negi-o
murderer named .lack Ulce. who some weeks
ago shot and killed Jim ( . 'unnlngham near
Alton , 111. , over a game of craps , made his
escape from the comity jail by striking Jailer
I.owls a terrillc blow , knocking him sense
less. The Jailer , as usual , went to feed the
negro , but allowed him too much privilege.
The negro took ail vantage of it and is now at
largo. The sheriff and a posse are in hot
pursuit.
o
files of people have piles , hut Do Witt's
Wilch Hazel Salve will euro them.
! , < ! > ( . * ' ' ill Krplllilli'iili Collcxo Cllllx ,
Ni\v : YOIIK. April 12. The president of
the National Hcpubliean College league is
sued a call today for the league to meet in
Louisville. Ky. , on May H ) , the same day
that the Republican National league meets
In Ibis city. The American Protective
Tariff league will also meet on that day.
MANLY PURITY
Vo clenneo the Mood , ekln , urn ! prulp of every
gruptlon , Impurity , nnd clUewhcllicr simple ,
ecrofiilouii , hoieitltary , or ul.
ceratlvc , no acency In the
world | 3 BO Bpet-dy , cconom-
Icnl , and uululllug n the
CUTICURA
Romodle" , con lstlnB of
Ot'TlcTUA , the preut skin cure ,
Ct'TlcTKA HoAr , nn exqul itu
ehlii purifier mid bcautllli-r ,
and CUTICUIIA RCDIILVKNT , thu now blood puillk-r
niul creatodt of humor rcmt-dU-a. In n word , tlu-y
ro tiu ! Kreatext ckln euros , blood purilicri' , and
humor icmcdli-a of modern limi-s , and mny bo um-il
In the triMtmont of every liiimor and dlpcaso , from
rC7cm : to ucroful.1. wllli the most gratifying cud
uiifjillinjj PiicpeBfl. Bold r\cry\vht-rc.
I'oTTEii Dnt'O AMI C'liBMirAi Coup. , Bo ton.
" llow to Cure lllood Uumorn " mailed free.
TCS , M.irkliciuN.icil , roiiKh hand. ) nnd full-
ii ) { hnircuri-d by CUTIILHA S-OAP.
REiEU ATIG PAINS
In 0110 iMliinliillioCtitlcuni Anll-
Piiln I'lustpr rclicM-s rheumatic , nc | .
iitlc , hip. kidney , chest , and muscular
, pains and wuukncenuii. 1'ricu , lioc.
Of health should bo Coub'v cnardcd at this
season. The air rt-o ! < s wlin chilly inoNtiiro ,
the weather Is chaniroablo and uiii-i'rtiiiii.
Thcsucoiulit ons .iro
Terrible POiriTS
for Iho liuieB anil plpos. lloware of the cold ,
Uiu coiiL-li , thu ohost pain , thu ' .iilluinniatlon ,
J
the reeked tun ; , the dreaded Consumption.
Put on duty oiuv the strongest ( 'ii.ird , the
oHlcsland most faithful stuud-jy ,
DH. SOHENOK'S
PULHONIG SYBUP.
llreak up youi eod ! at once. Stop your
eon : h. Drlvn out that Inlhiinimitlon in time.
Defy that I'nouinonla. Cure that Coiisuinp-
lion.
aets quickest and surest ot all remedies on
the Imitrs , . The olduat and host approved
stumlaid for every Inn ? trouble.
Dr. Sclifnctt'x I'rnclten' Treating * on Ijlscnsr * of
iiiiU' , .S'diin ic/Kiii'l / hivrr , ni'illeil free tiia'lai-
'
r.uilc. Mr. J. II. bclitnclt * Sun'I'lillailrlitlita ,
I'a.
I'a.DOHKNY'8
DOHKNY'8 THERTER
Council Blnlfs , In.
John Oohany , - - - - - ( Vlnnasor ,
2 NMtJIlTS 2
Saturday and Sunday ,
A run , f : > AND in
SATUIIDAV MATINKH.
Amorleu's Hwoot Kinzor and Dlstlnsulbhed
1)1 iloet Comedian.
31 R. JAM US A. UKILLV ,
In the Original Musical Coincdy-Drama ,
A GERMAN SOLDIER
HY IIAltUY W. KMMKT.
Mil HKII.LY SINGS
TAICK "I Love Moln I'ltdorlHii I.1' "You
IIKK Don't Know , " "Uumeinbar Dot You
TO Yis n. UoriiiHii Holdlor , " "Only Ono
lliAH : Nntno T Hoar , " "As I.oni ns HIM Hun
Will Sliliiu. " "I-lttrt ! 11 iby Truo" und
rriioTiirnstllo Itldo. "
.Miignlllcent .Sci-iipry.
lUgh duns Specialties.
New oii | ; nnil DiineeH.
TJl ° Superb Sopoiitiito
Dnaoor.
Special MntlnooSaturday , Abrll 15. Scents
to ull parts of iho house.
Ni hl I'rlees : iV1. r > Jo und 75 ; .
J7-
THE IIAKMJM OK .THEM ALL.
SUTTON'S
( JOMI'UISINU
32 Artists 32
2 Famous Topsies 2
2 Marks , the Lawyers 2
2 Educated Donkeys 2
4 Cub .in Bloodhounds A
4 Shetland Ponies 4
The youngest. Tojuy on the starts
BABY EDIT Hi
Aged 5 yuuri , as the uniicl child.
Sl'EUIAI. SCKNHUY !
7J'- .
too the tnunitluuul kireet par ado at 11:1 : :
n. tu , daily ,
A Weak Digestion
strange ns it may seem , is caused
from a lack of that which is
never exactly digested- / < / / . The
greatest fact in connection \vitli
appears at this pointit isf7r /
fat and tfie most
weakened digestion is quickly
strengthened by it.
The only possible help
in Consumption is the
arrest of waste and re-
naval rf new , healthy
tissue. Scotfs Emulsion
has done wonders in Con
sumption just this way.
I'ri-purfdl'V Scott 3 , llonnp.N. Y. AllilniRp
' 9
Professional Nurse ,
Treats all kinds of ilNcnsc * , Intel nnl aim ox-
turnal. fiuariintecH In every case. Money re
funded In all cases whuro patient is dssitlu- | :
fled. No regular fco chained. 1'atlents pay
whatever amount they can afford for treat
ment.
S , ISili Sf ,
6 CENTS A DAY :
CATARRH CURED l
A'sol'oil-'hs. ' nroni'hll s. A lh-
inn , ( Juiiiii'iiutlon , ll.-ll I irliu.
is.clc or imrviUi > , NLTNO.H
I'roht r.U . lo.L .
A Wonderfully Sticoass-
fill Troatmont. OINI : : \TOIL i
"Oxygen IlooU" and I trials Kitl.Irail : o
vrlio
SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO. .
uito 51 J Shoolj-
( f nooms nt $ . ' , . ' > 3 per ( I ly.
It I ooiiis at.OJ ) per d-xir.
IOIIPU1IM wit i Until : it } l. I ) | ijr Ur
10 lluuiiu with liatli nt ( . - > ! l-i il j ) , r | ) r.
u i5 T 1st
Modern lu Kvery
c. s. ERS. Pron.
The nly hotel In the c'ty wiih hot and ro'O
\ \ liter and stuam Ho it In every r i >
'lubi ' mi J ( lining ru. . > u sL'i-.L'o uiu.
BATES $2.50 TO $1.00.
Suoclal rates on apiJliuat.on. .
B. SILLOWAY , ProD.
BEEF IS CHEAP
AS E SH ,
Hut pork , hams , lard and bacon , \vhllo way
up In t ! , are cheaper nt Meschi'inlorf's market
than any other place In tin ) city. Thu place to
pel your muat K whom you get , the best , and
the most for your money. l.uoU at thcso prla >
and locollecl thai everything U the best that
Swift A C'o. slaughter :
Snou'.il rCloJI , free of bo.ie . So
Pltite.Soll . < . 4c
Boneless Corned Beol . 60
Sirloin Butts . Do
l-.oJ.sof Ilddf . On
Sirloin strip ; . Bo
1-irloluSteaU . lOo to 12'io '
Porterhouse Steal : . n . 12'is to 160
KibRoast , . * . SotolOo
Shoulilor Roast . . . . . . . (3oto7o (
Sho-.ildorStealc . 7o
VealStew . OB
Veul Ro.i&t . lOo
Veal Sto.xk . , . 12'io '
Muttonrftew. . 60
Mutton Le s . lOo
Mnttin Chops . 12'jc '
Sausage , . lli'Sa
Por.jBtuts . 121'jO
Poritli Tins , whole . IH'.io
Porlc Chops . ino
Salt Pork . 12 ( So
liacou . 15o
Lard . lOc to llo
Hams . la'/ie to 17o
Sliceil . UOc ta25c
Sheep , whole . 80
Poultry and Fish always o i ban I.
Nootlisrnnrketoa-i duplicate th33 nr.cii
nnd m-.nd this is for t le bejt Moats in ths
city.
city.MESCHEN&OHF MEAT GO , ,
Wholesale and Ratal !
333 BROADWAY , Council Bluffs.
G. W. PAMLE , H. D.
Th Good SamtwilM. M Icon' Iipetleato ,
iXCAOBH OP DISKABKfl OV MKK
\TOMUM. I'ltoi'imrrou ov
WOULIVH HKKIIAI. DtSr
_ AK OV MKDICINJ1.
t treat the following Diseases :
Cntiurh of the llcml , Throat , and I.nng * ; DU.
cssoaof thu Kyeixiul liar Klwn id Aiojileiy | , Iloiirt
Picons * , l.Wcr Uumiilali t. l.ldney Complaint ,
Nervous Doblllty , Montnl Doprou-
nlon , Loss of Manhood , Somlnnt
Wonknoss , Wnt-cte . Ilr.plit > in-wiso. 8t Vllut'
ImncB , lUiemiiatlsui , I'nralssKlilto Swelling.
Bcrofuia , Fever Sores. Cancers , Tumora
nnd Ftaiuln In nno removed without
the knlfo or drnwlnu a drop of
blood. Woman wiih In-r delicate orpi-ne restored -
stored to licaltb lm | y cured wi.hout tnMlnif.
Ppiu-liil attention ulM'n tutr iitiu 111 "f ull
blood taints arl lni i-v i-vr-ws or vli-o < .
Surer uiul choiiiini- ill in u trip In tlio Hot
Snrliu-s. } . 'ii ( in fcoi f ii fit for unv f.iimru to
i1 mo without incriMii-y
Tape Worms rcmoviM In nvn or llirco uoure , or ua
pay. llfiiiorrliid.la . or 1'lica C' red
TllOSli WHO AUK AI-M'I.TCTKn
Willenvo life nnd huadrctU of dollnts by calllny
on or u > liie
DR. fi. W. PANGITS HERBAL foEOICINES.
The only IMtynlcInn wbo crm tell ivlml nllt
it iiurinii ulthout a klnir iqtunllnii. .
All correspondence Bltlcllvconndsntlal. MedlolttC
TOiit by uxprcsa. Address ai ! loiura to
G. W.PANG LE , M. D
rv , > nuoAn\VAV.ci-i'i"i ! UUUTS , la. a
Sc-ii'l 4r stamjis tor i IM-II - icntml ror'y.
5 Y/OT / (
All UltulH of Dyeing nn 1 ( 'loin n ; iloii | > hi
nlin buMinst style of t 10 irU 1'alol mil
lilin'l : f.ilirii's in i lo tn Ion. ; i-iL'i l .isno.v.
\\oru proiiipllv < l ni' ! : in i dolUvnil In all
purls of tlio country. Si-iul for pi-lco IUC.
C. A. MACIIAN , Proiu-lotar.
HiCiidwav , noir ; Nortlivrusloru 'o ot.
A't - . I'mf-
i > riioys--it-lrw. -
_ _ i tii-i ) In tlio state nnd
fi-doril ooiirls. Uoo'iii ' 2JJ-7-8-'J , Shutirt :
blocK , Uounul ! HluiTs. I.t
RARE , RIPE OLD WH SKY.
/ . / infoeMroL'ff < if t lif 1'lno t tn tlio
\Vortd.
S , II. Fonl liai opouotl a whnlcsnl : ) liquor ntoro ni
No. 17 1'earl street , L'uuinMI Illull. . antl Ima put In
n lar o anilvoll nulci'lo I stocX of wines , liraixllo- * .
wlilHM ? * . oto. It l < a lact nurtliy lit iiiuiillon lliut
Mr. l-ord IB the liirtiin iln pu.nusjor of nuarlv forty
barroln of tlio llno ; > t whNtv In tlio UnlttM Statoi. ;
In Kilt IIP liuiuht m v.-nt > HVJ ti irrjls of KentitcUy
C. 1- ' . ( ! . Tnylor whisky , anil It wan not mull about
three yeara na > tliat ho plac > < l tin KO.I.IJ . on thu
market. Of Ilils stock ho It n left about forty bar-
rt'lH , and exports all pi-iinnirieo It abioliitoly the
llnest whlikey In the o niiilry ll n'll" It nialnlr
In fiinllui ! fur meillcinal inc. MI It Is too oonlly for
Iho roxiilar trade. It It wort'i over f l per gallon.
There Is not anothur brand u I nucli whlilty In the U.
t- . Ills alock.of brninlli's nnd wiii'ji coiuoa from .tho
IIOIIOIIK l.ulaml Manlurd viiR-y.inlt In < nllfornln
anil have n lilnh reputation for execllenco and
purity.
J 'Olt SAI.IC Kull net of tlnnord tools. Koocleon.1l.
tlon ; n bargain Imiulro of h'mpklo-ijluixart
11ardwaroro. . I'ounpll niuir.s
GAHII \ < K rumorud. ojsspu 31s. vaults , chimney *
clLMned. Well proii.irj I lor tlu w irk. h',1
llurko city linllilln-- .
J Olt HAI.ICVo oiler for .ilo on oisy terniB a do
blrablo homo onIxth axouie onu block from
elei'trlc motor ; house ot live looms , cloneta , city
water. Ittrt'O brick foliar , front and bide porcheii.
Will roll at less than actual c < Hl Louceojc Towlo.
! _ Ki 1'earl street , t'ouncll lilulla. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"I IiiUSISand lot for Bale. No. Hi : ! b'lft'.i uvon us
11 Inquire of J. 1 * . Christian. C. k U , 1. ,
freliiht home. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ACIIANCI- rlKtt man to collect , BO licit ,
and deliver KooihVnruJ $ li u noelc ,
i nnd proKta illrhled every ' .U ilnys , In Block com-
' puny. Must buy 15 itlrirus Hoelc Addrjts J. vf ,
j .Morhe. lloom . l-.veri'tt block , t'onnrll lilnlTs
I | , MH UKNTTho MiTiicii hotel at IUIT . onth Main
| 1 Btrccl. liiiilie | < ) . Lower , at hotul.
AliSlllACTMaml loam Farm ami city propsrtf
bouiiht and oolJ. l'iuuy X Tlio.un , Council
IIIUITii
/ HALK 'I'\ro nloij cjlitf3 | ho'iBo * on Avenuu
J/DH
(1 ( , near 2'Jih utruet ; six rooiiK , bay window ,
cluneta and pantry ; liirxc lot : water In yanl Will
take a Htnali payment iltiwn nnd balance In hiMtall-
niuntB. LOUKUO .V 'low K , Wi 1'earl btreut , Council
IIIIIII3.
I OH SA1.KA number of nlcu collages , cheap ,
and on very oafcy paTinonlti. UreouBlUotU ! ! ,
Mi'hnlBOii A. l'o.lijl Hroadw.iy.
\\rANTKI ) ( ilrl for ueueral housework at BIO
' ' I'onrtli nveniiu
1'OH SAI.i : Clii'iip , llnu bri'il , sp'JOdy ' 4 year old"
horho , ultb plt.toton ; Kotitle. wood deposition ;
bartraln. J. 11. Klutz , 1IB booth Seventh itrecf
lirASTlID Waller at Moilul reUauriint , ( food
' vriiBos , inrniiirionl onipliiriiii-iil.
M-Al'ltK farm for r'lit. alMO 3ncro tract and 7
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per aero , Jolin ton , V Van Patten.
I \\rANTKD-Man ) lur farm vrork. all suininor. la-
VI iulro | at Iliirl'u Jewelry more.
I-IAVE. YOU SE.RN
of Scorchers ?
Made by the Centaur Cycle Co. of Coventry , England ,
The oldest and strongest cyulo company in the world.
Road King Hustlet
Road Queen Athlete
Kingman Glideaway
Scorchers , and other
Mermaid Medium
Umpire Grade
Wheels.
KINGMAN & CO ,
PEOUIA , ST. LOUIS , KANSAS CITY , DES MOINKS AND OMAHA.
Manufacturers , importers and jobbers of high and medium
grade bicycles ; also vehicles and farm machinery.
S. M. WJLLIAMSON & CO. , Council Bluffs AgDn
THE LOOKED FOR
BREAK IN PRICES HAS COME.
HltfhoslGrtulo for $100.00
Tlio KcllpsoVaver.y , King ,
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( Mppor , Scorcher , ull . . 100.00
Sold everywhere for $150.00.
If you \vunl a whoul , don't fail to
CO US.
Our $80.00 wheel la a dandy.
COLE & , COLE ,
11 Muln btreut , Council 111 u IT * .