THIS OMAHA DAILY BEfe * FRIDAY , JUNE 23 , 1893. 3
THE DAILY BEE
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N. V. MurrhlnffCM
Bodton Htorc for turn \mibro\lA3 \
.ludsoti , pbslurnije , " 2" Sixth avenue.
MlHonliciwer Is tha 'natter , rffll Uroadway
The Mnyno Itr.il Ks ! Ale Co. , < Wt Broadway.
Alderman C. A. Tl'jbatts took out a permit
yesterday for the cn-ctlon of tv 12,000 dwell
ing tin lot 7 , block ? , Tlblwtts' .subdivision.
The case of Bartlns against Witt , which
has occupied thu attention of Judge Doomor
for nbout two week ; , went to the jury JTS-
tcixtny.
Tlio funeral of William Stedcntopf will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock from
his late rcfddcneo on Kast Broadway , and
the remains will bo taken to Fairviuw ceme
tery for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burhyto celebrated
their silver wedding last evening Y enter
taining a party of friends at their homo on
Benton street. A number of valuable pres
ents worn received by thn worthy couplo.
The Frco Methodists are arranging fona
camp meeting In a tout at tbo corner of Avo-
uuo B and Twenty-fourth street. H will
commence tomorrow evening nnd meetings
will bo hold every night until July 2. The
tent U now Doing put , Into .shape.
Thu lire department was failed out l.'ist
evening about 0 o'clock by an alarm from
North Main street. The City Steam laundry
roof was ablaze , having caught from a
chimnoy. The Hro was extinguished with
out cllfllculty and the damage wan nominal ,
Cadmin , the valuable horsoowni-d by the
Into Senator Leland Stanford of California ,
has recovered from his recent Illness , which
has Kept him coiillned In Masc WIso's stable
for nbout a month past , and will bo taken to
Chicago in a few days to fullllll his summer
engagements.
i The ladles of the Christian church are
very anxious to known w hat popular young
minister It was that went to Lake Mnimwa
last evening to see the balloon go up , nnd
provided himself with a lifo preserver to
effect n possible rescue of the aeronaut
should she happen to tail into the lake.
Articles of Incorporation wcro filed with
the recorder by n now organization which
has adopted the appropriate and suggestive
name of "Tho Golden FIceco Mining and
Milling company.1 The capital stock of the
company Is ? GOO,000 and the directors uro
Guorgo . Pierce , Henry W , Hodson , ICdwin
A. Kent , David 1C. Lee nnd S. S. Kennedy ,
nil of Denver.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at the residence- Mr. Greene ,
the dairyman , cast of the city , the contract
ing parties being Mr. Itoscoc Houston and
Miss Carrie M. Greene. Hov. A. Overtoil
ofllciated. Mr. Hi-aston Is In the employ of
L. C. Boslcy. Mr.- and Mrs. Hcaston will
commence housekeeping at the old Besloy
homestead on Upper Broadway.
The HuU-HarrlS'OUtllt , which was charged
with adultery , was discharged by Justice FOK
yesterday , nothing criminal being proved
against them. Another information was
Immediately lllcd before Justice Vlon , charg
ing them with stealing Mr. Hull's ' furniture ,
which was afterward found in the house
where tlio pair wiis found living together ,
nnd they were arrested as they loft Justice
Fox's court room.
The general synodical convention of the
Woman's Homo and Foreign Missionary
society of the Lutheran church , now In ses
sion at Omaha , will hold church lotconsccru-
tiofi services on the lot of St. John's English
Lutheran church , corner of Willow avenue
nnd Seventh street , on Saturday from 70 : !
to S-)5 : ) p. m. Some of the most distin
guished ministers of the Lutheran denomi
nation will bo present. The public is invited
to attend.
The members of Fidelity council , Iloyal
Arcanum , with their families , will picnic nt
Manawa this evening , the occasion being
the anniversary of the founding of the
order. A special train will leave
the corner of .Ninth street and Broad
way nt 5 p. in , , which will connect
1 with n spccial boav that lias been engaged to
take the party across the lake to the bench.
All arrangements have been completed and
those who go are assured of a good time.
Burglars have been paying nocturnal visits
to houses in various parts of the city re
cently. The meat market kept by Pethy-
bridge & Hutalllck is amour the latest to bo
enter < ! d. The cash register was broken
open 'and JS in cash stolen. Not long ago
another burglar tried to got into the housu
occupied by Mrs. Frank Hitchcock and chil
dren near the Washington avenue school
building , but Mrs. Hitchcock seized a re
volver that happened to bo lying near and
tired n shot in the direction from which
the sounds emanated. Ho immediately do-
cumpcd.
The grand jury met yesterday and heard
evidence In regard to the recent motor acci
dent on Main street , for the purpose of
fixing the responsibility of the tragedy.
Miss Maud Bryant , George Burke ,
tlio conductor , nnd J. W. Iloyinui
wcro all able to bo present , although "they
nro far from \\oll. Mr. Bixb.v is suffering
from a broken breast bone , and It is feared
will not bo able to appear before the grand
Jury for some time. The broken bone is thu
cause of a crcat deal of pain at times. Mis ?
Bryant is scarcely able to walk , oven will :
assistance , and Mr. Hoyman uses u cane.
Wo Wnnt to ( Jo to
If you Imvo tlio cash wo have the
pianos , nml for the next thirty days yoi
can hiivo them ulmo.st at your own price
Wo have too largo a stock and inuat soil ,
Mueller Piano and Or an Co. , 103 Mail 1
Btreot.
Stop at the Ogilon , Council BlufTa , .10
best 2.00 house In Iowa ,
I'KJlSUX.l/4 1'Alt.l UH.ll'Ill ,
Mrs. J , J. Gravatto has gene to Chicago.
Miss Ulara Troutnuin Is visiting friends In
Glonwood.
Mrs. W. S. Cass will leave today for a visit
to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Woolsoy are homo
from Chicago.
John Schocnticon roturnud yesterday from
nn eastern trip.
Dr. A. 1 > . Ilunchctt returns this morning
from n trip to Chicago.
H. 10. Ingrnham has returned from a visit
of two weeks to Chicago.
Mrs. O. W. Graham and two children loft
for Chicago last evening.
J. J. Stork and family of Dcnton street loft
yesterday for Chicago , where 'they will re
side.
side.Tho
The members of the Andrews Opera com
pany are tiuurtcred at thu Grand and Ogden
hotels.
N. W. Williams nnd family will leave
shortly for Idaho Springs , Cole , , whcro they
will spend several weuks.
Mrs. Charles Lunkley is visiting relatives
in Adams , Neb. , nnd other towns. She will
bo gone six or seven weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Da via and their
father , J. S. Davis , returned yesterday from
a two weuks visit In Chicago ,
W , 0. Hoycr has returned from Chicago ,
whereho represented thu Omaha Tyw- |
graphical union at thu international con
vention.
Miss Fannie Walker of the South Dakota
Bchool for the Deaf la spending her vaca
tion with her father in this city , A. 1) ) .
Walker.
George Van Houten- I nor , who has
been In the city during thu past week at
tending the Sons of Veterans encampment ,
is on his way to Honolulu , where hu will
spend some time looking over thu country
and the inhabitants.
Mrs. J. A. Hart of Cedar Haptds , MUs J.
Stoner of Dos Moines and Mrs. Itobert Wynn
and son of Newton , la , , delegates to the
Luther Missionary convention at Oiimha ,
are the guests ot Uov. and Mrs. G. W.
Suydor , 217 South Seventh street.
Williamson & Co. . 100 Main Btreot ,
largest and best blo.vulo stock in city.
Another improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swanson Musio Co
UbO Domestic soap.
NWS FROM COOSCIt BLUFFS
Appointment of a Receiver for tlio Omaha
& St. Louis Railroad Company.
CAUSE GIVEN TOR TAKING SUCH ACTION
T , r. IlnrnnrJ , n Wnll Known tlallroml Mnn ,
1'lHCCil In CliMrco of AIT.ilm liy the
Court A. Statement Ironi n
Director.
For several days vast J.'F. Darn mil , a rail
way man who U kuowu all over the country ,
has boon la Council ItlnlTs , but no ono
seemed .t'o know exactly what was the
business which brought him ho o. Yester
day noon the rumors that have boon
nbout vaguely In railway circles as to
the object of hie. visit wore all sot nt rest by
tlio announcement of Ills appointment to the
ofllco of receiver for the Omaha & St. Louis
railway. A petition was lllcd In the United
States district rourt at ICookuk late
Wednesday afternoon by the United
States Trust company of Chicago ,
asking for the appointment of u receiver to
wind up the affairs of the company. Judge
% \oolson hoard the case ynstcriay morning ,
granted the petition , appointed Mr. Barnard ,
approved his bond , and the receiver toolc
hoW of the duties of his olllco nt
noon. A visit to tno general olllccs
of the company In the Murrlnm block
yesterday found Mr. Barnard up
to his neck , to all appearances , In work. Ho
said that hu had hud no limn to examine Into
the affairs of the company a.s J-ot , so that he
could give but llttlo Information that would
bo worth anything. Ilo professed not even
to know what waa the ground upon which
thu Union Trust company had applied for
the appointment of a receiver.
R M. Uault , the gcnor.il manager of the
road , was out of the city and will not bo
homo until some time today , so that it could
not bo learned positively how the change In
management will altecti him , but It is rea
sonably certain that his connection with the
company will bo severed.
Onn ot tlio Director * Tall , * .
W. II. M. I'usey , one of the members of
the board of directors , was sen yesterday
nud asked for n statement of the issues
between the Union Trust company and
the railway company which had led
to the present situation. "About two
years ago , ' ' ho replied , "at a meeting of the
stockholders and bondholders of the road It
was decided to pass the payment of interest
which would como duu last July and last
January and to use the money which would ,
otherwise bo used In paylnc off inter
est coupons in Improving the road. At
that time the company was in very bad
financial straits. This decision was per
fectly legal , as a majority of all the stock
holders united in it. There weroothers who
were opposed to it , hoxvover , anil they have
now united in this action to have the man
agement of the road put into other hands.
The receipts of tlio road will now bo
used in paying off the interest which was
passed lust July and January. " Ilo admitted ,
however , thai that was a small amount ,
comparatively speaking , so that it is prob
able that there are other circumstances con
nected with the case which Mr. Pusey is
keeping under his hat.
Sl'I'.CIAL. SALU
OnVull 1'apcr , Monlilln H nml iioiilc * Tor 3
Pays nt the ISoUon Stnre.
FRIDAY , SATURDAY ami MONDAY ,
JUNK 23 , 24 and 2(5 ( , wo will sell WALT ,
PAPKK , MOULDINGS and BOOKS , nt
prices novel- hoard of in this part of the
country before. During1 this sale wo will
sell papers at prices that oven other
dealers cannot buy at from the manu
facturers , ami every roll wo g-uarnnteo
lull weight and length or money re
funded. If you intend buying anv paper
or want any papering done , DON'T MISS
THIS CHANCK.
CHANCK.WALL
WALL I'APEUS.
All our Sc and lOc mica and gilt papers
to go during this sale at 4Sc per roll.
All our 12c } and IScmetallic lilted poods
for 3 days at 7Jc per roll. All pur 20c
full gilt papers and coppers during this
sale for lOc a roll. All our embossed
papers that sold for iMe and 33c a roll
for 3 days nt 12Jc a roll. All our ingrniu
papers during this sale for lOo a roll. All
our UOHDKHS of every description at
HALF rillOE for II days.
KOOM MOULDINGS.
H-inch hardwood mouldings for 3
days at l c per foot. 1-inch pink edges
and gilt and pink ornamented during
sale at 2Jc per foot. IHnch ornamental
moulding in (5 ( styles and colors , regular
price 7c per foot , for 3 days nt 3Jc per
foot.Jinch gilt beading , regular price
3c per foot , for 3 days at He per foot.
i and 5-inuh ornamental headings , regu
lar price -le per foot , during sale at 2c
per foot.
110OICS.
200 paper covered books , regular
prieo 2oc , for thrco days at fie each ; a
good assortment of titles.
1,000 12-mos. cloth bound books , choice
from nil the best authors , publishers'
prices f > 0e and 7fio each ; for 3 days wo
will soil thorn at IHc each.
100 Drmuinond's addresses , all com
bined , bound in half vellum , regular
price 81.2.'for ) ; 3 days at 37Jo each.
201) Doro illustrated banks , Dante's Iri-
fcrno , Dante's Purgatory and Paradise ,
Milton'sPnntdii-o Lost and the Doro Bible
Gallery , published at 20.00 each ; for 3
days they go at 7c ! ) each.
I All of the above items nro only to bo
seen at tlio Boston store. No 0110 can
duplicate them.
FOTIUCUINQIIAM , WlHTKLAW it CO. ,
LKADUHS AND IMIOMOTKHS oi <
I'HIOKS.
BIoss Bros. , the pnporhangors , will
hang paper at 12c ! per roll. Our work
our reference. Hooin 3 , Everett block.
Sontrnci'il Ilokitinper.
William Hokeniper , who was convicted of
seducing Anna Damltz lst week In the district
. .
trict court , was sentenced by Judge Thornell
yesterday to a term of fourteen months in
the penitentiary , Ilo will appeal the case <
to the supreme court.
The jury In the case of the state azalnst
Frank Peach , charged with stealing a lot of
tools , returned a verdict of guilty.
T. W. Hodson , tlio Kust Omaha man who
was charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses In a trade , was discharged.
Ilotli sides had announced themselves ready
for trial , the jury had been empanelled
and was in the box , nnd a witness was on
the stand , when It WAS suddenly discovered
that the Etato did not care to prosecute. The
case has been pending for two years , and
during n good shuroof that time HoJson was
in jail , being unublo to furnish a bond ,
Muimua.
Picnic trains/ / until further notice ,
will leave for that great llshing resort ! ,
Hay's Landing and Mamiwa park , Min
eral Springs , Gorman shooting grounds iBI
Manhattan bench and Miumwa oporn '
house ( where two performances will bo '
given during the season dally at 4 and
aiO : ; o'clock p. m. ) as follows : Nine and
11 a. in. and 1 and 1 ! p. m. , and every
thirty minutes thereafter until 12:30 : at
night. Last train will lonvo Manawa
for Council Blutl's at 11:55 : D. in.
"Great clearing sale of mllllnory
going out of business everything less
cost. The Luuis , 25 S. Main St.
Domestic soup is the best.
DUucrcoiuciit llulMfcn IMrtnerj.
W. II. Barton and George Gchriug , who
have been keeping u restaurant at D13
Hroadway , have hud u fulling out , and the
former , In u petition tiled in the superior
court asking for the appointment of era
receiver airs his woes. Ho states
that , although the business requires a suave
uud polite uiuuucr ou the part of the roe
printer , Ochring has driven < xwny customer *
by n $ t.iill.jiis ni'Klcct to live up to the rules
of the books on ctlnunlto. Ho also claims
that the junior member of the firm ha gone
about the place looking RO slovenly as to
take ' nwny the nppctltc.i of the guest ! ) . Ho
wants a receiver appointed In order thnt the
affairs of the firm may bo wound up.
err rou TIIKIII IIUMLS.
Cloto of the Sons of VelcrAnn Kncnivtpmcnt
Olllccrft ICIectcd. '
The closing session of the state encamp
ment of the Sons of Veterans was held
yesterday. Most of the visitors loft on
the ' afternoon trains , nnd nearly nil the
balance took the trains that loft In
the evening , BO that the streets ,
which have been bristling with blue uni
forms for the past three days , will rcsumo
ttielr wonted appearance. The principal
Item of business transacted yesterday was
the election of ofllccrs. TliQ Sons of Vet
erans and Ladles' Aid society held separate
meetings ] , and the following oftlccrs were
chosen for the succeeding year :
Sous of Veterans Commander , Owen
Smith of Dos Molties ; senior vlco comman
der , W. H. Jenkins of Sao City ; Junior vlco
commander , William 1) . Stewart of Mar-
shalltown ; division council , E. C. Wcinpart-
ncr of Davenport , C. J. Thibet of Mnrcngo ,
and C. H. White of Waterloo ; dclegatc'-at-
largo to the next encampment , It. Shawvan
of Icnlson ; delegates , J. 1) . Lyon of Mis-
sourl Valley and George 11. Gray of Wash-
ton.
ton.Ladles' Aid Society President , Mtnnio
Clampltt of DCS Moines ; vlco president ,
Sarah Uuohlcr of Dubutpio ; council , Mrs.
A. D. Hunger of DOS Molr.es. Mtmilu llcach
of Ottumwa and Pearl Stevens of Washing
ton.
ton.Tlio
Tlio next meeting will bo hold nt Port
Madison nt n time not later than July 10 ,
1SIM. The exact time is to bo selected by the
division council.
' Ten Dnyi : il thu World' * 1'iilr.
It will cost you less than & " > 0.00 , every
thing necessary included. This means
homes in private cottage , clean , safe.
close to grounds and on the beacli of
Lake Michigan. Write to J. T. Chyno-
weth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers to II.
W. Tilton of THE BEE , or Jacob Sims
of Sims & Baiiibridge , Council Bluffs.
The r.rnml lintel ,
Council Bluffs. The most elegant In
lowu. Dining room on seventh tloor.
Rate , $3.00 and $3.00 a day. E. F. Clark ,
Prop. _
Y. fll. t ; . A. rielil l ) : y.
The field day which is now being arranged
for the Fourth of July by the committee
appointed from the Young Men's Chris
tian association promises to bo nn in
teresting affair. The program will cou-
r 1st of short and long distance running1 ,
bicycle races and other athletic contests.
All amateurs will bo admitted to these con
tests free. The committee wishes , through
the columns of THE Bun , to express its
desire that every young mnn in the
city , who is at all able to take
part in the contests do so , ill'
order that as interesting nn ex
hibition as possible may bo prepared. The
program will bo published at an early date.
Thu committee on arrangements will bo
glad to give information concerning the Held
uay. and any ono wishing to take part Is rc-
qui-sted to call upon John Hclwig at the as
sociation rooms , or on Will J. Wallace ,
chairman of the committee.
T. J. Clark represents on the road
Wheeler , Herald & Co. , Council Bluffs ;
only perfect cold storage plant in the
west. General commission business.
Fruits a specialty. Bettor prepared
than any competitors to get best results
from all ounsigninonts. Write for quo
tations.
_
To every lady visitor at Davis' drug
store will bo given a glass of soda free
on Thursday , 22.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Fnticr.li \Valliicu Hiitchor.
The funeral of Wallace Hatcher , whose
sad death was a shock to the community ,
took place yesterday afternoon from the rcsi.
dcnco of Captain B. W. Hight on Fourth
street. A large number of friends wore
present , and the services , which were
conducted by Uov. Dr. Askin , assisted by
Kev. 10. J. Babcock , wcro v ? ry affecting.
Music was furnished by thn surpllccd choir
of St. Paul's church , of which the deceased
was a member. The following j'oung men
astcd us ushers : Will Souiro , Clinton
Spooner , Frank Stacy , Robert Baldwin ,
Thoron Jossclyn , Will Wallace.
Nothing is cooler or moro sanitary
than Chinese and Jap mattings for sum
mer use. The Council Bluffs Carpet
company is closing out a big stock at a
big reduction.
Music for balls , parties , picnics , so
cials , etc. , by Muclcinns Union. J. 13
Follott , Mgr. , 400 B'way , Council Bluffs.
Cook yoi" meals this summer on a gas
range. At cost at Iho Gas company.
I'm IH'tvolo.
The Andrews Opera company began n
thrco nights engagement last night at
Dohany's with "Fra Dlavolo. " Opera in
midsummer is somewhat of an experiment in
this city , but the enthusiasm that the
Andrews people awakened solved the prob
lem satisfactorily. The audience was en
thusiastically delighted and called the vari
ous members of the company before the
curtain rcnc.ilcdly , and uncoro followed
encore until the company was almost wearied.
Tonight the company will present ' "Dor
othy , " and the probability Is that there -will
bo no vacant chairs oven In the hot balconies.
Mctzcnr & Ksindlelt'K Jco Cream.
Try Motzgor & Rundlott's pure and
delicious ice creams and ices and yon
will order no other.
Groenshlolds , Nicholson & Co. have
moved their real cstato olllco to ( iOO
Broadway , opposite postollluo. Tel. 151.
Protect your homes against destruc
tive storms. W. G. Jamoa has the
strongest companies in the world.
Murrluc" I.lemur * .
The following marringo licenses wcro 1s-
sued yesterday :
Niitno nml address. ARO.
I John Woytliniun , Omaha 21
I Clam llirelianl , Onuiha 20
i Itoscoo llenstoii , Council Itluffri 26
j Ciirrlo.M. Green , Council lllulfs 10
J John J.owli , Tnrkc'o City , Mo . 23
I Llhhlo Hall , Turkeu City , Mo . 18
I James Anclurson , Council III all's . 27
] _ Aummli : Uumiurson , Council HlufTs . 21
Every lady purchasing $2.00 worth at
Davis' will bo presented a 75o bottle of
Tolu water for the complexion.
A beautiful line of ladles' and gent's
pocketbooks , piiffcos and curd cases just
received at Davis. '
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap ,
IHtluranoo In Aiirul rucnltio .
A rather peculiar misunderstanding seems
to exist between the residents of South
Kinciccnth street , immediately south of
JucKson street. At CUj uouth Kinotcenth
street Is a boarding house presided over by
Mrs. Frmk. Karly last evening some of the
neighbors telephoned to the police station
that some ono had been shot at the boarding
house. A pistol shot had been heard , but 3J 3S
no gore was observed It was thought that no
fatalities had resulted.
When asked for particulars Mrs. Frlnk
professed dciiso ignorance. She had heard i
a shot just ns stio wus seating herself at the
supper table , but had no idea who ilrcd it. 3t
That ono of her boarders should commit
such an indiscretion was preiiosteroua. They
wcro the nicest young men in town and the
story that ono of them hud brought home
u jag and in the exuberance of his joy dls
charged a pistol , wus u campaign Ilo of the
blackest dye. " On thu other hand , a dozen
of the neighbors could not bo dissuaded from
the certainty that some one had "llrod a shot
within the precincts of Mrs. Frluk's board
ing house , and there the matter wus allowed
to rest.
f Ji
IfAPTl llftl C' ntMlllPfM UTPrv
MOST ROADS nJSEPREStNTED
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J.ri
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Passenger Agents of Omnlm Meet and Or-
ganiza a Local Association.
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GNAWED THE BIG feONE OF CONTENTION
Jtrprcnoiitnlloii VlRnromly DUctmcd Con-
( lilornlilo n.irllRnt 'Uncil ' Without Ac-
coin pll liln 5 Anything Committee
to Or.nii theKnotty 1'rolilom.
"Chin-chin" nmy bo said to fairly charac
terize the Initial meeting of the local Pas
senger Agents association yesterday after
noon , when an effort was made to organize
the association under the rules recently
adopted by the Western Passenger associa
tion ,
At the suggestion of Chairman Caldwcll ,
Chief Clerk .1. W. Munn of the passenger de
partment of the Elkliorn , called the meeting
to order.
The following roads were represented :
Union t-'nclflo by Messrs. C. Mackenzie and
Harry ' P. Dcuol ; Missouri Pacific , W. II
Barnes ; D. & M. , Assistant General Passen
ger Agent A. B. Smith and W. F. Vnlllj
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy , W. J. Dav
enport , Council Bluffs , who also represented
the Kn lisas City , St. Joe & Council Bluffs ;
Chicago , Hock Island & Paclllc , J.
U DcBcvolso ; Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul , F. A. Nash mid
C. J. Carrier ; Chicago & Northwestern ,
George F. West : Wnbash , George M. Clay
ton ; Chicago , St. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha , C. A. Mitchell ; Elkhorn , J. W.
Munn.
Hardly had the temporary chairman ex
plained the object of the meeting when the
question of representation was raised and
for thrco quarters of .in hour the passenger
lights sparred baok and forth until It was
finally agreed to leave the question of how
many votes each s.vntcm should have In the
meeting to a committee composed of Harry
Dauel , W. F. Vuill and George Clayton ,
which committee will report this afternoon
nt2 ! o'clock to the association , when it is
thought an organization will bo effected and
n secretary elected.
COMUIAIIO-UTAU COU.MISSION' .
Slight Itcclitctlon Mtuto by It In llutcs
Ktoetlim of Scorclnry.
DENVEII. Juno 522. This morning the Col
orado-Utah railway commission had things
all Its own way at the Brown palaoo , the
Transmlsslourl association having completed
its business , and many of the olllclals having
loft last night for their posts in the cast.
The entire morning was/taken up In discuss
ing the rules -us they are applicable to the
lines doing business between Colorado and
Utah and with only a few minor changes
they were adopted the same as those govern
ing the Transmtssouri association.
Immediately following the revision of
rules , the election of a secretary was t.ikcn
up and P. J. Flynn unanimously chosen to
1111 the position.
In the matter 6f rates a reduction was
made between Colorado common points and
Utah common points. At present the rate
onu way is $2r . Co'hi'ihcndng July 1 It will
bo reduced to $ 'JO.I ! The round trip rate to
the same points Is-hlso reduced $5. This
completed the business of the committee and
It adjourned sino nic >
Another Cut on IMcilln Co.int
Following the cut ' 'Of the Great Northern
yesterday J. W. Ifarihafonl , general trafllc
manager of the Northern Paclllc , announced
that on Juno 5 the iNorthcrn Pacific would
put in effect'a first-class rate of $25 , St. Paul
to Portland , and a' ' second-class rate of $18 ,
being a cut of $1P ( and $3 on the Great
Northern's rate ' made last Sun
day. But Mr. ' Hill , not feeling
the body blow ) dealt him by
the Northern Pacific , announced yesterday
that the Great' Northern would put the
same rates Into' dffec't Juno 25 as made by
the Northern Paclllc , on the ground that
while rates wcro somewhat cut the rate
made by the Great Northern to Pacific
coast points did not quite adjust the differ
ences on rates previously mado. And so the
merry war goes on.
The Union Pacific has done nothing toward
meeting this rate and i > robablv will not as
Mr. Hill is just a trifle too swift at the pres
ent time for transcontinental roads.
Paying business to him would bo ruinous
business to any other road.
President Caldwell of the Western Pas
senger association , getting tired of these
cut rates on the Great Northern's part , has
called a general meeting of the association
for next Tuesday at' Chicago , when the mat
ter will bo discussed und some method de
vised to stop the bold buccaneer of the
northwest in slashing rates In the middle.
ThoHo riiiKxr Kiitog.
Omaha wholesalers und importers of sugar
are by no means satisfied with the now rates
just promulgated on sugar from Now Or
leans , objecting to thu discrimination in
favor of St. Joe , which takes the same rate
from the Gulf as Omaha , permitting thu1
city to enter what is clearly Omaha torrl
tory.Tho
The New Orleans Trafllc association
which is ono of the strong associations o
the country , Is responsible for the
now r.itcs which , on their face , are
almost prohibitive , giving Omaha only the
Ulack Hills country and the territory nortl
of the Platte river. The only bit of satlsfac
lion vouchsafed the Omaha merchant
found In the rates on sugar from Now
Orleans to Sioux City , which are higher than
from Omaha. This gives this- city an ad
vantage over the upriver town , but the dif
fcrcntlal is so small that the jobbers hero are
by no means enthusiastic , and will ask the
Commercial club to do something toward
righting what is clearly a blow at Omaha's
industries.
Ilr illii ItolmlillltiiUnn il'lun Almniloneil.
Pmi.ADKM'uiA , Pa. , Juno 22. The board
of managers of the Heading road has decided
to abandon the plan of rehabilitation.
The decision wus reached because not
enough holders of securities assented to the
plan. The officials of the company said
after the mooting that foreclosure was now
regarded as Inevitable.
The failure of the Heading readjustment
plan Is to bo attributed to apathy on the
part of New York bondholders , notwith
standing that the largo banking houses with
foreign connections have dcposltnd the se
curities controlled by them. Now York
liorders say it is unfair to ascribe the failure
of the plan to thorny Somebody will have to
put their hands in their pockets nnd take
care of certain collateral loans in order to
save important lateral roads in the Heading
system nnd to inept the July Interest.
ItnllrpacU nt Outs.
MONTHEAL , Junui"2. The reported rupture
between the Great Northern railroad and
the Canadian Pacific Is confirmed , the
former company having refused to accept
the tickets of the lutter. It is claimed that
the result of this- will bo that the Great
Northern can da ftp business with Winnipeg.
Secretary tel''u < 1deii
KANSAS CITV , imo 22. Secretary Me-
Faddcn of the Transmlssourl freight com
mission has tendered his resignation.
Miiirt Kuni.
H. R. Hitchlo of'th'o ' Northwestern is mak
ing u short tour uver the road.
Mr. John Francis of the Burlington ar
rived from Denver yesterday.
John Sebastian and party of general pas
senger agents returned from Denver yes
terday.
Messrs. Phllltppl and Godfrey of the Mis
souri Pacific and Krastus Young of the
Union Pacific are fishing at Lake Washing
ton ,
Klki Ktect Ofllceri.
DETUOIT , Juno 22. The Elks elected Allen
O , Myers of Ohio grand secretary , after a
vigorous fight , by a vote of 103 to S3 cast for
Peter Hush. For grand exaltca ruler the
contest was between Percy Williams of
Brooklyn and A. Apperly of Louisville , the
latter winning on the lirst ballot ,
Governor I.ewclllnit'i Scheme.
TOI-BKA , Juno 22. Governor Ixiwclllng
today addressed letters to the governors of
North and South Dakota , Nebraska and
owa Inviting them to participate In a more-
ncnt to persuade the railroads to rcduco
Vorld's fair rates. Ho believes n joint letter
o the Western Passenger association signed
) .v the governors named or a letter from
ach governor would reopen the question
among the railway passenger agents and
ultimately result In a liberal reduction of
rates.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAUA.
Tonra from n Motlirr Urine ft Wiiywnrtl
(1'rl to Her Semen.
There will bo something worth looking at
In both the High school building nnd
parochial school today and tomorrow.
It Is an excellent display of the work
done by the pupils of these schools. Art ,
music , ncoalo work , fancy work and domes
tic sowing , all done by the scholars , will bo
displayed there In nn attractive style.
2vory one Is welcome to call nntl look over
and inspect what there Is to bo seen , It will
) lcaso the pupils to have you go and you
will bo well repaid for your trouble. The
owcr rooms will bo used nt the High school
building and at the St. Agnes school you
will nlso see some handiwork Hint will sur
prise you. All should attend these displays
tvho possvbly can.
Wore I.onritomn ,
\ peculiar Incident took place in Justlco
Ujyy's court yesterday afternoon. Some
time ago Dr. Gust Schuttlcr sued John
ICtlker for professional services jind the case
was put down for n hearing yesterday. At
torney Dnyllfts had been'retained by the
defendant nnd Attorney O'Donohoo bv the
plaintiff.
Judge Levy called the casonnd the moment
lie stopped speaking Bnyliss arose nnd gave
notlco to the court that his client was dead.
"So is my client dead , your honor,1' said
O'Donohoo.
Before the court could announce that the
case would bo canceled O'Donohoo asked
for n continuance. "On what grounds. "
asked the Justlco. O'Donohoo said ho would
make out nn affidavit unit started to draw up
the document when I uvy said thnt ho would
have to satisfy the court In his affidavit that
Gabriel would send angel substitutes for
plaintiff nnd defendant. O'Donohoo was
satisfied to lot the matter drop.
1'iireiili' t'craiiitaloiis Prcvull.
The bend of a well known family in
Council Bluffs was in South Omaha on a sad
mission yesterday. Ho was In search of a
wayward daughter , ami ho found her In a
disreputable House on Railroad avenue. Ho
pleaded with her to leave the place and re
turn homo with him , but the girl , who is only
li ) , closed her cars to his arguments , nnd the
father was compelled to leuvo the house
without his charge. Ilo went directly homo
nud told his wife of what ho had seen and
done. Tlio mother then eamo to South
Omaha , and , by the aid of the police , suc
ceeded in getting the girl out of the house
and Into tlio police station. The tears nnd
pleadings of the mother brought the girl to
realize her foolish position nnd she consented
to return home nnd lead n different life. Out
of respect to the parents the name of the
girl Is suppressed. Their home is on Vine
street in the Bluffs.
O1U ( Jlory Will llu There.
The United Order Trucbund will cel
ebrate the fifth anniversary of its organiza
tion in South Omaha on Sunday. The live
lodges In Omaha will attend in a body and
there will also bo representatives present
from Iowa and interior Nebraska. Two
now" handsome llacs will be dedicated.
One is n lodge Hag and the other is the
stars nnd stripes. The former cost $175.
The program as arranged Is as follows : lie-
ccptlon of visiting lodges at 1-1U : , after
which they will march to Blum's hall.
Music. Presentation of Hags by Mcsdames
JM. Humpcrt. 13. Trenklo and M. Spoettlo.
Song by the Maetmerehor. Grand paradu
through the principal streets , return to
hall , song by Maennerchor ; address by
Jacob Hauck ; music ; concert ana ball.
Snlvo lor Wounded I'riilc.
John Duhlg , through his attorney W. F.
Bayllss , has commenced a suit in the dis
trict court against Thomas Brcnnan , ex-
chief of police , for $ . " > 00 , as damages alleged
to have been incurred through .false im
prisonment. Thomas Hyan nnd Patrick
Howley , who wore Brcnnan's bondsmen , are
also included as defendants in the action.
Duhig was arrested on the day after elec
tion on the charge of illegal voting. Ho was
tried and acquitted. He claims that he was
locked up by Brcnnan without a warrant be
ing served , nnd that ho was totally innocent
of violating any law whatever.
Will Knterttiln.
The alumni has made elaborate prepara
tions to entertain the High school graduates
on Saturday evening. The reception takes
place in the High school building when the
following program will bo carried out :
IMnno bolo Miss Ktbul llovoy
Invocation Huv. t ) . N. DI\VM ; > II
AildruhsofVuIcumu / Mary 11. Itucd
Vocal .solo Miss Joiiutto Hoyd Mullen
Address 1'rof. A. A. Monroe
Vocal cluot J. It. Stiillbiind.l. ( . ! . Uarloy
Class address Murlon Thompson
Vocal holu I. II. Smith
Benediction Kev. J. K. Hos.i
Miiglc City ( iiiKHip.
'
Born , to Mr. and Mrs. William Hill , a son.
Joseph Bogcn is spending his vacation in
Lemurs , la.
Miss Anna Morgan of Lincoln Is visiting
Miss Nora Cox.
John 'J'odd ot the Hammond company left
for Chicago last evening.
Ab Wojgoner. ; the commission man , has
gone west on a business trip.
City Clerk Dltzon was nblo to attend to his
official duties yesterday lor the first time
since ho met with the runaway accident on
IN HIGH PLACES ! It is
vnot strange that some people do
wrong through ignorance , others from
n failure to investigate as to the right or
wrong of a matter. But it is strange ,
that individuals and firms , who are fully
aware of the rights of others , will persist -
sist In perpetrating frauds upon thorn.
High-toned , wealthy manufrcturing
firms will olTor nnd hell to retail mer-
clmnts , articles which they know to ho
infringements on the rights of proprie
tors , and imitations of well known goods.
Wo want to sound a note of warning to
the retailers to beware of such Imitn-
tionsjkud simulations of "GAUTEit's Lrr-
TLK LiVKH PILLS. " When they nro of
fered to you , refuse thorn ; you do not
want to do wrong , nnd you don't ' want to
lay yourself liublu to a luwsult. Bon
Franklin said "Honesty Is the host poli
cy" ; It is just as trtio that "Honesty is
the best principle , "
Monday ovonlnp. His leg WAS badly ftprnlncd
and ho Is still suffering from the effects of
the Injury. ,
Mrs. May Webber of Chndron , who hits
been Tlsltlnff Miss Ularo Davis , returned
homo last evening.
MrJacob Paulson In suffering from a
serious Attack of erysipelas and is being
attended by Dr. Krnhout.
The tallies of the Methodist church will
give a lawn social at the homo of Mrs.
William McColllstcr on next Monday even
ing.Mr
Mr , Holmes , thn gentleman who has
charge of the printing department at Cudn-
h.v's , vcturnoJ homo last evening from
Chicago.
The work of paving the west side of
Twenty-fourth stre'ct from ,1 to A streets
has beciin In earnest. It will bo paved with
nsphaltum.
The clerks have succeeded In getting a
majority of the proprietors to sign the peti
tion for early closing during the hot
weather. Tlio proposition la to closu all the
stores nt GitO : o'elocu on Tuesday , Thursday
and Friday evenings.
Some rceroant broke open the city dog
pound last night and turned loose twenty-
seven dogs that hnd been shut up by the
city dog catcher. John Snlvcley says that
ho will pay $ ! ' ) for thu apprehension of the
person who commuted the act.
Miss R Sampson and .Miss Kk'n ! united
their pupils In the Albright school yesterday
anil made the closing exercises of the term
very Interesting. Recitations , declamations
and songs were rendered nnd the half day
was pleasantly passed anil beneficialto all
concerned.
Klllrd by I'ollco Olllocr.
VCRMIM.IOX , S. D. , Juno 22. .lames Glim
shot and instantly killed l.ueo Breycr nbout
2 o'clock this morning. Glnn , who is chief
of police , attempted to arrest llroyer and
some others who were driving through the
streets too fast and making considerable
noise. His story is that ho llred at the
ground when ho told them to stop. They
whipped up their horses instead of halting
nnd ho attempted to take the team by the
bits , when a blow from one of the parties
stunned him and ho fired the second time.
Inquest is being hold this afternoon. Giuii
Is in Jail.
T
Woiu-l.Ml nf Life.
GtiAXD HAVIDS , Mich. , Juno 22. J. A. B.
Mead , one of the most prominent young cap
italists of this city , committed suicide this
morning. No cause Is known.
TTo Otf'cr rou a Remedy
tr/ile/i Inauret Safety to
Zlfc of Mother and CMM.
Itobs Confinement of its
fain , Horror and Ills ! : .
Aftcraslnffoncbottlcor"motlicr'BPrlptul"
utTcrcd but Illtloiialnnml tlhluot experience that
vrenknria afterward usual In eucli cases. lira.
AN.IIC OAQE , Latnnr , Ho. , Jan. ISth , 1991.
Btnt by express , charpca prepaid , on receipt c
l > Hco , $1.50 per houlo. llooU to Mothers malli/il free.
GULATOIl CO. ,
ATLANTA , CA.
EOU ) BY ALL DIUIGC.IRTS.
HOTELS.
Tlie iTa HoTeT
C or. 16th and Chicago.
Jefferson Square Park.
Tiicj-f- Hnlldltitj and furni-
( JUSL uru untlruly now.
American i > lnn , fs I . . . . . . , , . _ " ' ( . Spool'ilrutoi
lru' '
European | ilan , ill - ' ' f bv the week
Convenient to all car lines to nml from dopant
Ollornall comforts , convlononcoinmlfiiro of li Khor
llrlci'd luitolK. ISvi-ry room on autnlUo roam. Klco
trie lights , call belli , K I < bnllis , etc.
M. J. FRANCK ,
Omaha's Newest Hotel.
Cor. V.'lli and HowurJ Streets.
40 rooms J'i.'iO per day. ' '
4(1 ( rooms $ .100 per dny.
. ' 10 rooms with bath ut & ) per day.
110 rooms with buth ut Sl.oO per day.
Alodcrn In livi-ry Itespcct.
.Newly Furnished Throughout
C. S. ERB , Pro ) } .
6235 to 024 1 OCLESUY AVE. CHICAGO.
FlrBt-rlaisR brick Hri'-proof Kuropcnn Hotel , only
thrcu blocks tnim tlm bUtty-n-'cona 8t. entrimcu to
tlio World's Fiilrurutmclfl. Our roomn nro nil llplit
uud nlry , mostly nutsl.lu . rooms , Imldlni. I rum lliruo
tonlxpcoplocacli. Prices pur room , MU ) ! 4.IO mid
fi.UU per liny. Awnliics , crroom In every window
undelivered playziin on every floor. The lintel Is
openited by the owner amlli will cost you nciil. Ink-
to pecuro rooms In advance. A lirM'HiiPS Dlnlntg
Uoom connected ultlj the hotel. C. it. cini , n.o.ncr.
/IK'T I/IT / A I ITVn"u Vlg'r l""cki > r ro
t-uui VllALlll stored. , , , , . tllrH Ncrvoun C11o ucblllty | < l
INDAI'd. the ( jreat Hindoo Ili-medy. KaM with writ.
ten ftunrnntrii of cure * Nnttiple nciit tree. Addrcg *
OrU-utitl Jli'dlcul < ; , Ca I'ljr.atli I'litr , ttltico , Ilk
Full
OP TJ3J3TI-I
Ti'Ptli extracted In morning , ' ,
Nt'W OUCHinsi'rtrclafternoon
name day. I'urluct lit euar-
utUuml.
tlnl
J'nxtoii Itlnolf ,
Hit I ntl J'nriiiiiii fit real ,
Klcvntor on liith Street. Trie-phono IIM. .
HKINC1 THIS WITH YOU.
DR.
.
RflcCREW
In the only
SPECIALIST
WBO TBKAT8 ALfc
PRIVATE DISEASES
nnd DEBILITIES of
MEN ONLY.
Women Excluded.
18 years experience.
Circular * free.
14tUnnd Fnrimm tita. ,
OiiAUA , NED.
_ id all tlio train ol
KVI1.S , WKAK.NKbSKS. DKIIII.ITV , 1STG , th tnc-
coinp.iny them In men QUICKLY nnd I'l'.llMA-
NKNTIiY OUIIK1 > . 1'ull bTHUMi'I'II nnd tone
Rlvon to every part of tlio tody. I will nonil itu-
curulr pnclicd ) KllICK to any mUorer tlio pretcrlp-
tlon Dint curocl mo ottliaie troubles Addrcn , M.
A. UHAD1.KV , IIATII.B CHtKIC llll'U.
DOHHNY'S THBHTBR
JOHN DOHANY - - MANAGER.
Hpoclal niimmrr oiiRngcmont o ( tlto
( 'ulouratod
for Thrco Night *
Juno 22 , 28 nnd 24. *
In roportolra of thrco comlo operas.
Thursday , Junn ? > , Auhcr's do *
llghtful comlo opera.
rrldny. .1ntio23 , Collier's V.iigllsh ComlaOporn
utDopOTHY' "
Saturday , Juno ! . Gilbert , t Sullivan's
Matlr.oo Snturtlny nftcrnonn , Holders of
cotnmutiitlnn books limy cot tholr soiits reserved -
served tomorrow at I o'clock. ODOII to publlo
Wednesday rUU o'clock.
DETROIT
Noise
Smoke +
Engineer
Repairs
Heat
Dirt
Fuel
Mnclitnoi from ono-cUht to olghty liorsd
power. Wnrraiircd 'o ' clvo satisfaction.
Wrlto ns.
\ \ \ V. UAKHIt , IlOO nntl niOShimartttloolf.
Council Uluirtf. Telephone 221
rrckldcMt tit
C53fl .MHO I CAT ,
Ktlfl AND
MlllCU I ( 'A I , illSriiNSAIlY.
( Consiiltntinii l-'rrp. )
Is uniiirn.itsuil In llio trontmonl
of nil
O.ironlo , Private niitl
i > orv us JJi4'iiscs.
\Vrlta to or consult personally ,
AililrcJ1) with Ktntup for pur-
tlculnrj. which will bo noni In
plain envoloiiu. 1' . 1) ) . llux U5l. Olllco , 113 S. l&th
Ktroct , Oimihn ,
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NATIONAL BANK.
TJ. S. Depository , Omaha , Nob.
CAPITAL , - 840OOOO >
SUHPLUS , - 805,000
Officers nnd Dlrectora-Honry W. Vnlcn. prr-sl-
oYnt. H. ( ! . UiiHlilnjr , vleo pivHldcnt. U. S. ffianrlco ,
\V. V. MOI-HC. John S. Collins , J. N. II. Patrick ,
H S. Kiiil , easlilur.
THE IRON BANK.
EDUCATIONAL.
HNSTDTUTE'
I IIOTETOUllT Hl'lCl.NCS , Vn.
For Voiniir l.inlli-N. Mst rnnrian opoiu September
I ISth. IRQ. Ucloctlo coursca In ill I.iinHimHi-n and
I SrlrneCHfllin.lr. Artand ICIiiculliin. Hlglitnuila
t > rofestinra nml twenty Inilleg. llnautlfully situated la
' Vnlley of Virginia , on N. A W. It. It near IloAnoko.
. niniiiiliilit oiM-ncry. .lllnernl ivutcrN. Clliuilo
uucxceUod. Wrltu fur illustrated catalccuo to
CII AS. I. . COCUIi , Kupt. , llolllns , V .
Special
CQUH3II Bl'lrH.
AHSTHACTS and lo.-tim. Farm nnd cits' properly
bought and Hold. I'nwyFarm Tliomaa , Council
GAIU1AO1ri'innvc'il , cfHupooK viiiiltH. chtinupyB
cleaned. IM Itnrlto , lit Taylor'H grocery , Oil )
Ilronilway. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 > AUOAIJ > S- For Kale , 70 by IlOO foal on Franklin
JMvpmir. . ifl.SOd.OII.
S.'liJi.'iffreHlw.'twi'iMi iKtiitrcrt anil Franklin nvo-
imi' . HCBI platllnir prnpin-ly In thu city , ifL'O.ODO.OO.
Two lolK opuosltiTlilnl Htrei't school , ! rl,600.00.
no lot In Wilson Ti-rnii'p , * lir > 0.0ll.
Thrco lolf ) . corner Main Btroot anil I''th nvcniio.
Heat Hlto fur Imnli.-inenl IIOIIH iln llnu'lty7MK.HO. )
Longeo j ; To win , -'il.'i I'i'arl Htrot-u 1
,18-aci'0rooil ( ) , linnrovuil fann In wo. 37-32-11
'Ishc'rlilaiiL'o. . Neb. , fur Hal' ] at * 1 .OilO.OO. This !
IB away bjlow tin vnliiti. JoliiihtonA Vnn l'al * ' iu
I \O YOU want to rent your IIOIIHO ? If HO eall at
i/thu Maynu Keal Kstalii Co. , 0 1 llroaJwuy.
IMlKSKOOil land In llnuiisr county , Nob. , for
for Improved ni'i'iifrty In Council
llliiir , TlioMayin n Ilenl K Htatu Co. . il'Jl Uroadway
" \T1CK COTTAfiKS-SaviT.il of thoni for bale : low
11 prleeH and vi'ry cany payinenln. TIiu Jlayna
Itcal Ksjmto C'o.ll31 _ llruiiilway. .
I A OUKAOK wanli- l ni > : ir Council Hinds In ox-
' j\ulian o for 1'JU acrt'H line l ntl In northijrii Mia-
Hiiurl.ni'ar Inwallnii , uli-ar of IniMiiubranco. The
Mnyno Iti-al KHliilu Co. . Il'Jl HroaUwav ,
! 11)0 ) AUHIvS Improved lanil In northern Kaimua.
J-clcarof Inennilirancoi will usiiliiuiBo for liinil
I iic-arCoiinullIlUiffH. Thu Maynu Houl i : tata Co. ,
Il'Jl llroiulway.
i 17OH RXOHANOK-Wi'll liulirovecl HO-acro Iowa
* A farm ni'ar uooil town , ul'vir of liicumbrmicnt
will exolnuiKO for nlco iitsldHiicu In Council lllulli
nnd payraBlirtlirciruneo , The Mayno Hual l.HluU >
Co. , il'Jl llruailway.
1 17OII KXOHANOK , nice lot on hotloin for lioruo
"Jli' ' 1"l- | > 'y' HroeiiBlilt'lilo , NleliolHOn A-VO.
\\7'ANTMD-Oool ( ulrl for irrnvral lioiiHoworlt.
I M ( lood wiiiKM.Viji. . Caiinlntr. ' . ' 117 Hlxtli uv.
\ATANTKH-OlrT for itcneral lioimowork. Apnly
> bofum 7 iiill a. in. ut Il''d Oukluml avcniici , uftur
Ilial hour at I'.IIIJ Main hli t.Ti. 1' . HeKfHuon. _
t
" \ \ rANTKIllrl for general liouuowork. 413
Ulen avenue.
Cortland Delivery Wagons
j < ?
Aio the Btron eat. Most U.irublo Wuon ? on the Market.
No. 51 Three tnrlnz heavy huslne.s waxon. Wu carry many ntylea of delivery wa70n * . an3 a full line of the ccleurnteJ Uortland
Carriages. Hurries , llugglus , Hoa Wuxona uud riprln Wufous. It will uay you to sen u before buying elauwliuro.
Correspondence ) solicited.
UNION oo ,
1304-S-8-10 Main St. , Council Bluffs Iowa.