TITE OMAJTA DAILY ME : 'llBLUUSDAY , AUGUST 10 , 1893.
THE DAILY BEE
01 KICK : NO. 12 I'RAIU. ST11EF.T.
Delivered by carrier to any part of the city.
II. W. TIT/TON - Manager.
Ilnsliifn Office No. 43
TPlPl'iirwp J
Thl'jl | IIMA
1 NlKht Editor No. 23
Mi\TWS.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
lloston Store , dry goods.
Tl. Mayne Heal KstatoCo .021 IJroadway.
J. Ufcdcr's corpu ? case will bo tried hy
Judge Kinlth next Saturday.
J. It. MePhpraon will hulld a largo green
house on his llast Pierce street property.
J. U. Snyder received his ilrst consignment
of Miiscallno wntermclona yesterday after
noon.
J. P. FlaiiRherdlcd of apoplexy on Wednes
day at St. Bernard's hospital , ngod 82 years.
The rcnmins will bo taken to IJullunco today
for ljurlnl.
Unity ( lulld will give a reception and
sociable to Mr. and Mrs Simpson this even
ing at Mrs. Jackson's , 517 First street.
1'Vlends arc cordially Invited.
Harry Appcl , elevator boy at the Hro wn
htilldlng , Is laid up with a badly Injured
limb , the result nt an accident , having been
catieht In the elevator while moving.
Margaret Workman Olcd of rheumatism
on Tuesday nt her homo In lUoomcr settlement
tlement , aged 78 years. The remains wll
bo hurled In Illoomer cemetery today.
The 10-monthvuld son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C.
Ij. Uraham died of cholera Infantum at ' . ' : :50 :
o'clock yesterday morning nt the family resi
dence , ; WI Harrison street , after an Illness
of thrco days.
Charles Hroyolllght was tried before Jus
tice Fox yesterday on the charge of stealing
n couple ot cows from his neighbor , and was
bound over to the grand Jury In bonds In the
sum of ? KX ) .
Chris P. Peterson , 10-yc.ir-old son of Mr
and Mrs. Nels Peterson , died yesterday of
typho-niularhil fever. The funeral will occur
. this aftereoon at 2 o'clock Irom the residence ,
170'J Eleventh street.
\V. T. House , who picked the pocket of his
companion , A. Hammond , wns bound over to
the grand Jury yesterday morning in policu
court , and in default of aI'iil'J ' b.nul was sent
to the cotintv Jail. Hammond was lined
tlll.UO for drunkenness.
The hutchors of Council Hluffs are holding
meetings for the purpose of effecting some
sort of an organization to got ahead of pro
fessional deadheats. The plan talked of is
to Keep a list of customers who will not pay
their bills , furnishing It to all the butchers ,
who will then bo burred from selling meat
to him.
The case brought by J. W. Crossland for
the annulment of the motor company's
charter was to have had another inning 'n
the superior court yesterday , hut had 'o bo
postponed on account of the illness of all the
attorneys for the motor company. H they
recover their usual good health it will como
up again this afternoon at ! i o'clock.
( icorgo Welch , a boy who is doing time in
the county Jail for the larceny of a lot of
clothing , was allowed to walk about the jail
yard last evening as a reward for peed con
duct. Suddenly ho was found missing , and
It was learned that ho had planned his
escape , having shoved his coat and hat out
through the bars.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church will give a social entertainment this
evening at the residence of A. M. Hutchinson -
son , KM Franklin avcnuo. Ono of the prin
cipal attractions will ho phonographic ren
ditions ot solos , quartets anil select readIngs -
Ings from favorite authors presented by per
sons present. The improved phonograph
used in the Masonic tcinplo on Tuesday will
bo used.
Edna C. , wlfoof J. II. Fprdice , died Tues
day afternoon after an illness of ten days ,
nged HI years and 7 months. The deceased
was horn in Plcasantvillo , la. , and was mar
ried in 18S7 In Omaha to the husband who
survives her. They removed to this city last
year Irom Omaha , which had hcen their
homo for live years previous. Thu , deceased
was n member of the IJcgreo of Honor No.
27 of Omaha and of the Christian church of
this city. The funeral will take place this
afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the residence ,
1707 Fojrth avenue.
Pat Tlorney was to have had a preliminary
examination yesterday before Justice Vien
on the charge of attempted assault. Tlio
prosecuting witness was in the court room
in the morning nnd secured the ser
vices of the attorney for the local
Humane society. When the case came
up for hcfrlng ; In the afternoon , however ,
she did not show up , and it is supposed that
the defendant has been trying to make some
sort of an arrangement with her hy which
the case is to bo dismissed. The court will
not bo party to any such deal , and contin
ued the cnso until nsxt Monday at 2 oVloek.
Seven CIIHOH of IHiirrlinti Curcil AVltli Onn
Ilnttlo.
fjOIIANOK , TKXOIH Co. . N. C. I have
hcen sellloj ; Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Ularrluuu Remedy since hint March. I
recently cured seven cases of dlarrluiM with
ono small bottle. I can say it is the best
diarrluua medicine I over used.
II. M. McOosAi.D , Druggist.
.Nullrti tciCro rcryiMcn.
Tliohrnml of corn known as "D. W.
Archer's World's Fair Brand Siifjur Corn ,
Council Bluffs , hi. , " is not packed ut
Council BlulTs and Council BluIVs Can-
nlnji Co. has no intorust whatever in said
brand.
COUNCIL n LUFFS CANNINO Co.
to the present financial crisis
nnd the tfununil reduction of prices in
moats , tlio Hotel Jnman , which is a first
class SJ.OO u day lunir-u , lias reduced its
rates to $1.00 u day. Day board Ul.OOu
week. First clans meub , 2uc.
i
The best building sand in tlio market
by carload. Address N. Schurz , 'Ji Bald
win Bloclc , Council BlulTs. lit.
I. I'.tlC.KlItAl'ltH.
Miss Bolla Stuhr of Avoca Is in the cltv ,
the guest of Miss lla/.cii.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Lougoo have gone to
Chicago to visit the World's fair.
F. II. Hill loft Tuesday evening for a trip
through Colorado and other western states.
U. W. Chamhcrlln has resigned his poM-
tlon as passenger agent of the Union Pacific
and will go oast.
Miss licsslo Patterson of St. Louts Is In
the city , the guest of the Misses llcdison on
Fourth avenue.
J. N. Bowman , who has been dangerously
111 with typhoid fever , was reported some
what better liis't evening.
Theodore L , Robinson of Marys villa , Mo. ,
Is in the city visiting his cousins , Judge C5 ,
A. nnd William H. Hoblnson.
J. M. Fcnlon , deputy cleric of the district
court , went to Colfax yesterday for a short
vacation trip to tlio homo of his parents.
F. M. Wright and C. S. I.uwsou went tc
DCS Molnus to attend the funeral of J. L'
Hose , which took place thcro yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Hughes and daughter , Mls <
Mainitt , have returned from an extensive
visit in Canada. On their way homo the
stopped at the World's fair.
James McMillan , who has occupied the
position of dtipot policeman at the transfci
for many years , hua been transferred to tin
position of night watchman.
Mrs. C. K. Taylor and Mrs. John Beanlau
left last night over the Rock Island foi
Muscatino , la. Mrs , Taylor goes as a dolu <
gate to the grand lodge from Mlzpah temple ,
No. 'J , Pythlan-Slsters , _
1'Hus of people liavo piles , out Qj Witt's
> \ Itch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Dnnm-ratln l.'inu nil tcui ,
The county convention of the democratic
party will bo held at 10 o'clock this morning
In the south court room at the county courl
house. Twenty-six delegates are to ho so
Icctud to the state convention nt DCS Moines
on the "id. A chairman of the count )
central committee is also to bo selected.
Williamson & Co. , 10U Main street ,
largo * t und bo.st bloyolo stock in city ,
Take u nice , cool swim ut Munhattar
beach.
Smoke T , I ) , KJruj < fc Co'b Purtagus.
Domcstlo toup is the bust ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
ReaulU of the State Chemist's ' Examination
of Missouri River Water.
REMARKABLY FREE FROM IMPURITES
liiiunllvo Tuts I'riiTe that tlio Water
.Supply l 1'urn und Wlinle om.il ) iia
the nciully llncterl * li
Ahiunt front It.
The state chemist tias made his report on
the condition of the Council Uluffs water
supply , and those who have been mixing a
llttlo rye with their drink lately In order to
destroy bacteria may now go back to aqua
pura as a beverage , for the strxto chemist
says that not only Is the old Missouri
all right , but that particular part 67 the
Missouri that Is dealt out to Its patrons by
the Council Hlufls Water Works company Is
also all right. His Investigation was made
with samples from n yard hydrant at
the Twentieth avqiiuo school , the
river near the pumping station , a
house hydrant at Schneider's drug
store , a lire hydrant on Nineteenth -
teenth \onno and another on Scott street ,
both the latter being known ns ' 'dead cuds , "
where the water ia often allowed to stand
in the pipes for ( | Ullo a while. The report
consists of a lot of ilgurcK which would mean
llttlo or nothing to the average reader , but
the general effect of the figures Is to show
that nil the scare about Impure water was
imloundcd. The analysis shows no harmful
bacteria Iu the water , and the nitrites-or
the partially oxidized products of decaying
animal matter , and ammonia , which comes
from the decay of animal matter or the mix
ing of sewage with the water , are present
11 so small ifiantlties as to bo absolutely
mrmless. both together being less than
hroe-tcnths of a grain to the Riillon.
Pile of people have piles , out Dowitt's
Vitchllazcl Salvo will euro them.
UNOK.MOUs KKI1UUTIONS
At 111" HoBtuii Store , Council Hind's , In.
Coat price , or oven half price , cuts no
\Ruro \ with us. When we decide wo want
mythiiitf to move , and move fast , wo
ut rijfht to tlio core , so that they can't
VClp but move rapidly. CJlanco your
areful eye over tlio bargains for today.
i do/on liG-ineli hcurlutta fast black
imbrcllas for today , fi8 ceacli.
0 dox.en 'JS-inuh honrietta fast black
imbrollas worth SI.00 for today , OSc
each.
15 dozen 20-inch English glorias , stool
oil for today at * 1.I5 ; each.
5 dozen inivv blue English glorias for
today at ! )0c ) eac.li , worth$2.00.
CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS.
All our lc ! ) and i"ic lacocaps , 12jo.
All our 'lc ! ) and fJOc lace caps for 2'ic.
All out75c , 8 ! > e , $1.00and SI.2J lace
caps for -IPc each.
All our $1.50 and J2.00 caps for 0c.
Keep your child comfortable during
his hot weather when n nice lace cap
can bo bought at such a nominal cost.
I VI > IKS' . WAISTS.
Wo show by fur the best selection and
bbioht styles in the waist lino. Our
trade in that line has been treble of for-
ner years. All our 75c waists JSc for
loday.
All our SI.00 and SI.25 waibts for 75c.
All our $1.50 and 31.75 waists for $1.00.
All our $2.00. $2.2o and $2.50 waists for
SI.25 ; others in like proportion.
Komuiubor this is only for today.
BOSTON STOKE.
Fothcringliam , Whitclaw & Co. ,
eadors ami promoters of low prices ,
"louncil BlulTs , la.
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
Inntlco t < i I'lcniu Portles.
Change in time , commencing Monday ,
Aug. 7. Trains for Manawa leave at tlio
following hours : Morning trains leave
Broadway at 10 a. in. Evening trains at
1 , 2 , Jl1 and 5 and every 30 minutes
thereafter until 12 p. m.
I'coplciN I'uity County Convention.
The people's party will meet in delegate
convention on Saturday , Aliens t 10 , 1SIKJ. at
2 o'clock p. m. , at the court house In Counci
Bluffs , for the purpose of selecting seven
delegates to attend the poDplo's party state
convention at DCS Molnos September
IbiKi. Townships will bo entitled to
representation as follows : Two dele
gates from each township or ward and
ono for each twenty votes or major
fraction thereof cast for General .lames U.
Weaver for president on the 8Ui of Novem
ber , IhlU. It is recommended that the town
caucuses for the selecting of delegates to
attend the county convention ho held not
later than August 10. It is further recom
mended that , under the jircscnt circum
stances nnd financial pressure , wo take
a step in advance and a step
higher on the ladder of civilization
by inviting all voters who believe in the
principles of Jho Omaha platform , partlbu-
iarly these who believe in the free and un
limited coinage of silver at the rate of 10 to
1 , to attend the caucus and assist in sending
delegates to the county convention.
The convention will bo addressed by Hon.
J. W. Kdgcrton of Omaha on the silver ques
tion. A. M. HfTCiiiNsoN ,
Chairman of County Central Committee.
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Ilardnmn fc LewiJ , two well known
young men , have purchased the Model
restaurant on Pearl htreet. They will
make it more popular and attractive
than over. Special tables reserved for
ladies and families. .
Stop at tlio Ogden , Council Blullg , tie
LcLt & 2.00 hotifco in Iowa.
Too Munli Motlier.ln-Iuv ,
The old story of the man who has too
much mothcr-m-law was told In police court
yesterday morning. Mrs. J. Moore came
up from her homo in Hastings to visit hot-
daughter , and that was when the trouble
commenced. According to the story which
she poured Into Judge McCieo's sympathetic
ear yesterday morning , she tried to induce
her daughter to go homo with her , where
upon h r daughter's hiibbund , whoso name
is DurwardCiladwln.declarcd that she should 1
not leave the IIOUBO , threatening to kill her 1J 1f
she insisted on going. She wisely decided to
send her regrets homo , and confided in her
mother the reasons for her doing so. Mrs.
Moore Immediately started out to bring her
son-in-law to a realizing sonyo of his
duties in the case , anil before night
fall had him behind the b\rs : \ of tlio
city Jail on a charge of threatening to
kill. The sensational features which the I !
case promised seemed mostly a minus quan
tity when the hearing came ofT yesterday ,
nnd a continuance was granted , with the
understanding that Mrs. Moore should gu
Homo and allow the young couple to fix up
their dilllcultiei without any maternal
assistance.
Piles of paoplo liavu jnius. ' out Do Witt's
wltchhazel salvo will euro thorn.
Hud I1IIU Mudii ( .ood.
Business mon need their money in
these times. If yon have bills against
people not living in Iowa employed lij
any railway , express , telegraph or telephone -
phone company entering Iowa , write tt
the NabMiu Investment Co. , Council
BlulTs. Collections guaranteed.
Just received , line imported Swiss
cheese , Mrs. Beck's , COO Main btreut.
Greenshiolds , Nicholson & Co. , real
estate nnd rentalsXX ( ) Broad way , Tol.151.
l.o.i 111 * Whip.
A well Known Council DhilTs man was or
his way from Manawa yesterday afternooi
on his wheel when ho encountered ono o
that genus of humanity known to bicyclist !
as road hogs. The road hog rufusod ti
budge hl loam out of the road a slugli
men , aud rauod hU whip to strike thi
man on the wheel. .lust .11 ho let it fall the
vhoohnan crabbed the lash and | crked the
vhlu out of his hands. The two then ex
changed compliments for a few minutes In
terse vlporoui English , and parted , the bicy
clist retaining the whip , It Is now at TUB
HBR ofllco , where the road-hog can have It on
iromlslng to behave Itself In the future.
Piles of people h-ivo piles , out Do Witt's.
Witch Hazel Silvo : will euro thorn.
COOI , AS A CUUimilKU.
Ifono Thief Kllnrn ItrnndUhcn n Onn nnd
Mnkrn 1IU I > rnpe ,
Deputy Sheriff O'Brien returned from Dow
City yesterday , but ho failed to bring back
James Ellers. who stole Paul Bouquet's
tiorsu last Sunday. Ho also failed to bring
back the horse , but neither of the failures
are to bo laid at his door. Ellers was at
Modalo and in the custody of the oftlccrs ,
but as they wcro rustics nnd not
up very well on the latest fashions In horse
thieves , they lot him pet away. Ellers
told them a long story about the horse
wnlch , by the way , wns not Bouquet's nt
all , nnd did not resemble the missing animal
any more than any ono of a thousand that
might bo plcke.1 up any day. The man In
charge answered the description , however ,
and so the outllt was gathered in.
Shortly after his arrest they took Ellcrs
down to the stable for something or other
nnd while there he asHed permission to
open his valise , which he had left there , and
get his pocket handkerchief. Not suspectIng -
Ing anything they granted his request , but
when Eilers brought his hand out It con
tained the queerest and most frightful hand
kerchief they had ever seen It was in the
shape of a gun about a foot long and looked
as though It would bo of inoro service in
shooting bu-glars than In wiping the pers
piration off an honest brow.
' 'Well , gentlemen , I think I will bid you an
affectionate ndleu , " was the fellow's remark
as ho shoved the gun in tlielr faces and com
menced backing olT. The ottleors did not
tell him that , the gates of Modalo wcro at
his disimsal , but their actions proclaimed
the fact in loud tones that they
did not wish to throw a straw In Ills way.
They turned and ran in the opposite di
rection from where Eilcrs and his
ffm were holdine their solrco. and
the time they made would have brought
Nancy Hank's hairs in sorrow to the grave.
Eilcrs lost no time in inaking good his es
cape as soon us the coast was clear , and
sought refuge in n wilderness of willows
where ho might stay till the day of Judg-
iiKMit and not bo found.
The horse , it soonis. was ono which ho hud
gotten iii exchange for the ono he stole ut
Bouquet's stable. 'Iho oftlccrs have not the
slightest doubt that Eilcrs is thn man who
committed the douulo murder In Cannon
City , Col , , and for whom W.700 was
offered. The coolness and ncrvo with
which ho matin his escape show hlui up as a
desperado of no mean talents , nnd the uni
versal opinion is that the ofllcor who next
tries swords with him will have his hands
full. If Eilcrs is really the man ho is
thought to bo ho lias the best of reasons for
wanting to get away , and can afford to take
a good many risks in resisting arrest.
A man giving his name as Angus McDon
ald was brought down from DJW City hy
O'lincn and lamlod in the county Jail ,
charged with stealing M. Weatherbco's
team. The horses returned homo last even
ing. McDonald has been bound over to the
grand Jury by the justice of the peace at
Crescent City.
Piles of people nave pi.os. out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve willcuro tharo.
Domestic soap is the best.
lll.l.ll HI' .
Xrlx Ole-ion mill Peter IIiuisonV Kxpcrlonco
with l-'iiutiiniU.
I-ast night at nhout U ; 50 o'clock as Nels
Oleson aim Peter Hanson wore returning to
their homes from a visit to the business part
of the city they wcro set upon near the
corner of Eighth ami Willow streo'.s by
a couple of footpads , badly beaten and
robbed of what valuables they had on their
uersons.
Tlio attack came very suddenly , the vic
tims of it not having an opportunity to pro
tect themselves. Oleson , after u short re
sistance , submitted to the demands of the
road agents , but ono blow had been sufll-
elent for Hanson and stretched him lifeless ,
apparently , at the fcot of his assailants.
After being robbed Olcson was told to run
and not look back , Ho did so , but in a short
time returned to the scene of the robbery
with assistance. Hansen was found where
he had fallen , an ugly gash iu his head and
unconscious. Everything1 was done to relieve
lievo the wounded man , but at a late hour it
was thought ho would Uie from his injuries ,
the attending physicians beingof the opinion
that his skull had been fractured.
Ucsidcs the watches and Jewelry carried
by ttio assaulted men both had a consider-
iblo sum of money with them when held up ,
ill of which was taken by the robbers. So
Tar no arrests have been made and the
lollcc , as usual , have no idea who wcro the
jnld bandits that committed the robbery.
The Omaha police were notilieil und a
detail of police watched the bridge anil
scrutinized all the passengers on the motor
trains , but could llnd no one answering the
leseription of the thugs. From the con-
.luctor of the lust train , however , it wns
earned that two men boarded his train at
lower Broadway , but Just before reaching
tlio Iowa approach Jumped off the cars ami
ran off into the willows which fringe tlio
truck ul that location.
Cook your meals this summer on a yas
range. At cost at the Gas company.
CroHOrnt Hur lur-i Ciiitnrml. :
George Knuit&cn , who claims to bo a Ger
man , was brought over TTom Omaha by
Sheriff Hiizen yesterday as one of the men
who is suspected of harhnr been implicated
in the Crescent burglaries last Sun
day. Ho was arrested at the close
of a law suit which ho had
been led into by a failure to pay a board bill.
Ho was arraigned before .lustico Vien and
will have a hearing Saturday atternoon at 'J
o'clock. "
Irvln IJIrch , the other member of the
gang , was also brought in yesterday and put
in the county Jail.
Piles of poopio have pues , bat Dowitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
' '
iriSA'l'IIKIt
Warmer , \vth ; Ocrmloiml Tliuniliir Storm * ,
In tliu Prediction fur Toilii- .
WASHINGTON , Aug. 0. Forecasts for
Thursday. For Nebraska , Iowa anil South
Dakota Warmer , southerly winds , fol
lowed by cooler westerly winds ; occasional
severe thunder storms.
J.ural Itt-for ! < l.
OlTICEOFTIIK WKATIII'.ll BUJIUAU , O.MAI1A ,
Aug. U. Omaha record of temporaturu anil
rainfall compared with corresponding day of
past four years :
imw. 1802. 1801. 1B90
Maximum tenipuruluro. 1)2 ) = H-lo HHO 7 =
Minimum lompurntnro. . 72 = ti'jo 703 ijoa
Averuxu tuiupurutuio. . . B'js 703 8B = 70 =
I'rouljiltutlou 00 ,02 .00 .00
Stnlmnent showing the condition of tem
perature and w-odpitatlou at Omuhu for tin
day and since March 1 , Ib'JJ :
Normal ti'inpurattire 74 :
lUi'uss for the day HC
Dullclanuy t-lnco Match * *
ijiniu-u.uinv-i' < it * * t > * > Mt4i
.lurniill - priu-lpltUtioi ! lllllCl
DuuVlunuy for thu day 11 Incl
Dullclency since March 1 " .Sllnol
llepuru Irom Olhur 1'iiintK ut H p. in.
' liuUcatt'B iracc.
Guiiiut : K. HUNT. Ixjcal J'orixaal Official.
Balloon tonight at tliu bunch.
WORK OF TlIKJjJlTY COUNCIL
is
Adjourned Meeting Heiil List Evening to
Handle Unfinished Business.
i ,
WATER AND LIGHr fULLY CONSIDERED
> 'o Vetari Btnrlleil1' itio Connellinen nt
I.mt NIcht'H ScMlon AmUtMiit numbIng -
Ing Imppctor Agreed Uriuii
viii Full ,
The city council mot hi adjourned session
Inst night ami trans ictod routine business ,
besides favorably considering Mr. Saundcrs'
resolution looking to municipal ownership
of the water works plant ,
Those present wcro Councllmcn Hnscnll ,
Klsnsscr , Jacobsou , Spccht , McLcarloSteol ,
Thomas , Saumlcrt , Hruncr , Whoolcr , How-
oil , Prince , Hack and President Bcchol.
The regular order of business was taken
up , In splto of the protest of Mr. Wheeler ,
who Insisted on going on from the point
where the council left off the previous oven-
\ng \ , In order to avoid another Hood of vetoes.
Ho wns assured that there were no vetoes ,
nnd communications were taken up.
The bond of the Interstate Complete
Electrical Construction company In the sum
of $ ! , r > 00 , with Krnest Poycko and Conrad
Weldeman , was approved.
A letter from the Crnno Elevator company
asking how the city hall elevators wcro run-
inns and how often the cylinder Hacking hiul
to bo replaced was referred to the committee
on public property ,
Uottllcb Storz asked relief for damages
caused by the street at Eighteenth and
Dorcas" ociug below grade nnd causing the
washing away of his lot , which ho had
raised to ernuo at a cost of t'-J.UOO by order
of the council. Mr. Wheeler Insisted that
the council was not to blame for the acts of
providence and objected to granting relief
The matter wont to the committee on side.
walks and bridges.
Hascall served formal notice on the coun
cil that the city electrician was not an in
dividual altogether to his liking , and intro
duced a resolution requiring that olllcial to
show cause lit the next meeting why hu
should no't be proceeded against for willful
neglect of duty in not requiring the railroad
companies to put In electric lights over
various crossings , in accordance with an
ordinance passed nearly three months ago.
The gentleman from the First suld , in sup
port of his resolution , that the electrician
urcd that it would involve litigation ,
und this was not a suflleient excuse.
Snumlers wanted it referred , and so did
Spit-lit and .laeobsen , but Steel and Parker
both waxed indignant over the failure of the
electrician to carry out the orders of the
council.
Mr. Hascall insisted that there was some
thing about it that did not seem to bo gener
ally understood , as it wns a principle that ho
was contending for. The electrician would
not give the electric Ifght company the order
for the lights because they were to
be 2,000 nominal candle power. Such
conduct as this on the part of
a subordinate was" simply outrageous.
Ho consented to strikeout the clause refer
ring to an investigation , or making it look
too much like a prosecution.
Finally ItcfiTi-i'd to ! i Commit toe.
After talking the matter over fully it was
found that the ordinance ordered lights at
every bloclc along the nlloy between Izard
and Nicholas , up whicn the Missouri Pacific
bus a switch track to the Linseed Oil com
pany's works , although no cars pass over it at
night and the committee had only recom
mended one at every other block. The
member. ! could not understand how the
mistake was made. They thought it unwise
to be severe on the electrician for being slow
to plunge the city into litigation by trying to
establish such n string-of lights , and Has-
eall'8 resolution was referred to the com-
inittco on gas and electric lights.
The Board of Public Works was instructed
to make a number of minor repairs.
Mr. Back introduced his usual grist of
resolutions , calling for a score of expendi
tures in small amounts. .A few of them
were adopted , but the council finally' con
cluded that it was grading the entire First
ward iu Job lots , and religiously placed the
remainder on Hie.
Mr. Saunders introduced a resolution
calling lor the appointment of a committee
to confer with the ivater works olllcials
looking to the purchase of the plant by the
city , in view of the fact that tlic two fac
tions of stockholders are lighting between
themselves nnd there is a movement on foot
by the bondholders of the concern to have it
sold , while oiio faction headed by Mr.
Vcnncr is trying to let the matter go to
foreclosure , freeze out the Illinois faction
and the small fry , nnd then reorganize the
company under the name of the Omaha
Water Works company , with a bonded In-
dootcduess of $ (1,000,000 ( , instead of $3,500,000
as at the present time.
The gentleman Irom the Fifth had a copy
of the circular issued by Mr. Vcnner to the
stockholders of the company , which ho road ,
and which is outlined in another column.
Mr. Saunders talked vt > ry earnestly in sup
port of his resolution , and urged that this
was ttio city's time to get possession of the
plant , as the charter provides that under
ordinary procedure to purchase the plant
it would have to bo appraised , and as no
appraisers would lix the value at less than
the JKmdcd indebtedness the. city would
have to pay an enormous price , If it waited .
until after the reorganization , with a bonded
indebtedness of 0,000,000.
Ht'KiirilH It 119 u ( iiilileu Opportunity.
Ho said that it was now to bo decided
whether the city was ready to purchase
the plant , and to llnd out whether it could
bo secured for a reasonable price. Ho was
salislied that the plant could bo built foi
less than the original cost , which was $8.000-
000 , but the bonded indebtedness was fH.GO ,
000. and ho believed it could bo bought nuclei
foreclosure for lct > s llian that amount lit
was certain that It would bo easier for UK
city to float its -I percent bonds than for tin
now company to unload at 0 per cent , and he
asked the adoption of the resolution calling
for the conference committee.
It was unanimously adopted.
The assessment of 1'cas.e Bros , was re
duccd from $1WK ) toJSOO. and that of tin
Omaha Tent and Awning company fron
John Grant was allowed his 15 per ccni
reserve on live-year guaranty on paving 01
Twenty-ninth nnd Tenth streets , amountlii (
to $ ! > .S7I.G'J.
The assessment of the Carpenter Pnpei
company was reduced from $10,000 to $0,000
The report of the committee favoring tin
passage of the ordinance appropriating prop
urty for the North. Omaha boulevard wa
dploptcd , after which the council went hiti
coinmittco of the whole to consider tin
barbers' Sunday icosing | ordinance , will
Howell iu the chair ,
Tlio Harbors' petition nuking for the pas
sage of the ordinance , ivas read , after whiel
the remonstrance was heard , The ilrst hui
about 100 signatures and ( ho latter abou
half that number.
An opinion of thfl.ctyy' . attorney was road
holding that the pnliuanco hi Its presen
form would not stand , us it would clearly b
class legislation. '
Air. ICLsusser wa'nted the ordinanca re
ported bacit for imsjiago. Mr. Specht suli
the iftO penalty was. too severe and uo con
victions could b < j si&nrcd under it.
Mr. Wheeler reijd 'from the statutes show
ing that the line ettuUI only he Irom $1 to $ J
ami ttiat "n man who conscientiously oti
served Saturday as the Siibbath coiildn1
bo restrained from working Sunday. " II
insisted that the ordinance was drufte
in Iho especial Interest of that clua
so as to give them a monopoly of tliu Sunda
shaving.
Saunders was favorably dlsK | > sed towar
the ordinance , but was fearful that it wa
class legislation.
On motion of Mr. Edwards the ordinanc
was referred back to the committees o
police and Judiciary to report at the noi
meeting , ami the committee of tlio who ]
arose und reported to the council. The n
port wus adopted unanimously.
Thu proposed plumbing ordinance , creatin
an assistant plumbing inspector , wus n
ported on favorubly.
The committee on paving , curbing an
guttering reported in favor of changing th
asptmltipavlng inspection ordlnancoso us I
have thu inspection inudo by the chuirmu
of the Board of 1'uUllc Works instead of b
the city engineer , ana have the inipectlo
made every Juno nnd November and the
report made to the council.
Itrnnded n n ScrpnnihiK I'nrrc.
Several of the members wanted to hear
from the city engineer , who promptly char
acterized It as n mammoth farce , as It jra
designed solely to help out the Harbor As
phalt company In the allowance of Its semi
annual repair bill. It would tend to have
the turrets repaired once In six months ,
leaving them possibly In bad shape ten
months In the year , If tUoy jjot them til good
shape to stand Inspection every six months
\ \ heeler Insisted that the ordinance was
unconstitutional In every section nnd should
bo recommitted. The duties of nil the
officers wcro set forth In the charter , and ho
didn't believe one was any better than an
other ,
Mr. Howell moved to recommend It with
Instructions to report a change calling for
monthly reports to bo made by the city en
gineer and chairman of the Board ot Public
Works. Howoll's motion was defeated , and
on motion of Mr. Steel the report of the
committee was rejected and the ordinance
recommended for passage.
Steel subsequently moved to add the
name of the chalrmanof the Board of Piibho
Works , and Wheeler tried to got In the
street commissioner as well , so as to con
form with the charter.
The city engineer was called for again ,
and ho said that It was the "veriest bosh"
to cite the charter provisions us to the
duties of oniclals as the charter stated dis
tinctly that they should also perform ,
In addition to the duties enumerated ,
such duties as the mayor and council
should Impose , nnd It was the Ilrst
time ho had ever heard the council's right
In that respost questioned. He did not
object to acting in connection with some ono
else , but thought large bodies moved slowly ,
and the larger the committee the less cer
tainty there was of getting the work
promptly dono.
Mr. Sitilrm | Siiliitnntlntmt It ,
Ho called upon Mr. Squires to say if ho
could name any Instance where the city
engineer had unjustly discriminated against
the Barber Asphalt company in the past
year and n half ,
Mr. Squires admitted the city engineer's
statement in the main to bo correct , and
said ho could not name nn Instance. Ho
made a short statement of the Barber com
pany's honest Intentions of not allowing the
wheels to touch the concrete foundation In
the future.
Mr. Steel withdrew his motion to add the
chairman to the Inspection committee , and
Wheeler's motion to add the street commis
sioner was defeated.
Wheeler moved that the contract for curb
ing Military avenue bo laid over for ono
week as the bonds will not bo sold until next
Monday , and bonds were not funds , but the
idea was not popular , and Hugh Murphy's
contract and bond for the same were ap
proved.
The council refused to adjourn , and
Wheeler and Parker were oxcusod.
Ttio street car transfer ordinance was
recommended for passage , with the ad
dition of a transfer from the South Onlaha
line goimr south to Farnam street going
west at Fourteenth and Farnam.
Mr. Wheeler tarried to ask that it bo re
committed , ns ho had soma points to make ,
and could prove tlrat the city was asking too
much of the street car company. Mr. Prince
took the snmo stand , while Steel and Mc-
Leario opposed it , but it was recommitted
Just the same.
The chair appointed the following commit
tee on the water works matter : Saunders.
Edwards , Hascall. Wheeler nnd Uechel.
An adjournment was taken until next
Tuesday night.
Th ITU Io.e Curt'd Him.
SI.ATE , STOKCS Co. , N. C. Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhcua Remedy is the
best medicine for the p'urpoo for which It is
intended that I ever used. My nephew was
taken with bloody flux , bad ; three doses of
it cured him. Ai.nnitT A.
Omaha , guards drill at Courtlnnd bench
tonight about 7:45. :
AFFAIRS AT SOOTH OMAHA.
Contractors Hiivo a Srrnp.
George Parks and Ed Bronnan were in
cohoots for repairing the Q street viaduct.
It seems that the two did not get along very
well. At ono time Brcnnan gave notice to
the council not to pay over any money to
Parks individually or ho would hold the city
responsible for the entire debt. A week
later ho notified the council that matters
had been amicably arranged between him
self and Parks and that insofar as ho was
concerned the council might pay P.irUs any
amount it saw lit.
L.ast Monday night Parks handed in his
final estimate for the work and the bill wns
allowed. Yesterday Parks went into the
city treasurer's ottlco and secured his war
rant for over y > ( )0. ) Brcnnan followed him in
and when the document was handed over
both the contractors grabbed for it. Parks
was the quicker of the two and secured the
prize. Brennan was wrathy and Parks hit
him a swipe over the head with a ruler
which ho picked up In the office. Tom Hector
eparatod the men and they left the olllce.
? ut this was not the end of the scrap. Later
n the evening the men met again or. the
, treel and it is said that Brcnnan got con
siderably the best of a brief fisticuff. Parks
claims that Brennan did not keep his agree
ment on the work and Bronnan says that
' 'arks is trying to swindle him out of Ids
; huro of the profits.
Afnilil ill' Ill-Inn < iirvi'd.
Mrs. Ohlfs , a tired looking woman , applied
it the police station yesterday morning for
irotcctlon. Tno lady lives at Twenty-fourth
ind Wyman streets. She claims that a
iclghbor , Mrs. Beldlng , h"s repeatedly
.hreatcned to carve her right and loft with
i butcher knife nnd in various other ways
: ias made it extremely uncomfortable for
Her to exist , and live in the neighborhood.
Judge Fowler gave the woman a note to
Ofilcer Van Wio , who is on that beat , asking
him to investigate the case and if necessary
make proper arrests. The woman then
went away apparently satlsticd.
A I'ltmrmnt Sin-Inly Kvunt.
A delightful card party was given Tuesdaj
evening at the Hotel Itllov by the Mlss > es
Cassey and Annie IJlloy la honor of the
Missifs Mngpio and Kntlo Gallagher , who
are visltln ? hero from Canton , III.
A house full of South Omaha's young so
uiety people were Invited in , and the evening
was passe , ! pleasantly at cards and convor-
satlon. Delicious refreshments wore sorveil
ut the proper hour.
A DUordorly DPIIIZRII.
Frank Farmer loaded upon liquor Tucsda.i
night and became so hilarious that it took tw <
policemen to handle him. Over on Twenty
eighth street ho flourished nnd fired off a re
volvi'rseveral times , terrorising the neighbor
hood. Yestorijay morning Judge Fowler as
sussed him > , r.nd the young man will nov
have to exert some of his surplus cmtrgy 01
the public streets with a big iron shovel.
Orifiiiiizml it Ciinip.
Hosewood camp , Woodmen of the World
was duly organized Tuesday night with i
charter llstof oightceen members by Doput ;
Sovereign T. A. Conroy. All the inombor !
, were very enthusiastic and a camp of 10
CO
JU
xt
ilo
THE'NEXT MORNING TFEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
llf My doctor noya It acts irenlly on the itomirli ,
0' llrtrand klrtnpviatirlHn pleniant Uiailve. lull
drink la nia < lurum laTtu , und i prf pared for UBC
uCMlly u tfd. Kit called
All drucKltti fell It at We. mid t' package. If you
cannot grt U , tend your addrtM for n frru tannplo.
l.aue'u Kumllr Mnllrlnv inum Itir buwrli
cnohdnr. InonUrtntM litHmliytlilalinprcuarr.
Addivai OiU'lunF , WUOUWAUU.I.uIlor.K.T
members U predicted In the no.ir future ,
SovcrclgnsiDorward , Fox nnd Colt handled
n delegation from Omaha and told of the
benefits of Woodcraft. The following ofllcert
were elected ; 1. Pcmorasky , U. C. ; V. It.
Frvc , A. IV William Stldelnmn , B. j A. B.
Schmidt. H. _
MrAir.trr Knocked Out.
Jack McAullff , an employee nt Swift's ,
mot with a serious accident while at work
yesterday morning.
While passing nloni ? the floor of the room
whore ho was at work large Iron hook be
came unfastened from overhead and fell ,
striking McAullfT on the head nnd causing a
severe fracture of the skull. Ho was at
tended by Or. Klrkp.itrlck nnd will recover.
City M.I * IP ,
H. Blum Is over In Iowa visiting friends.
A girl has been born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Gray.
The Presbyterians have their picnic on
Thursday.
Miss Blanche Kdgerton has gone to Strom-
burg on a visit.
Karncst Blew nnd wife are visiting at the
homo of Hov. U , U Wheeler.
The work of grading O street from Twen
tieth to Seventeenth Is under way.
A big sewer Is being laid on H street from
Twenty-second to Twenty-fifth streets.
N street between Twentieth and Twenty-
fourth is being graded and will be paved at
once.
once.K.
K. M McHrldc of LoMars , la. , Is In the
city visiting his son , ' the assistant city
engineer.
CJoorgo Kahnk of Washington county , and
family , are visiting at the homo of Council
man Schullz.
lames Bono of Henderson , la. , ono of the
wealthiest farmers In the slate , was in the
city yesterday.
Thop.ivcment at the approach of the Q
street viaduct will ho completed today so
that teams can pass.
A. C. Heymer , the hardware man , was
smiling yesterday morning over the arrival
of a now baby boy at his homo.
Fred Gassiuiinn , formerly of the firm of
Gassmann & Dudley , has associated himself
with the firm of Blanchard , Shelly & Co.
The South Omaha barbers have organized
n union by electing the following olllcors : ,1
B. Garrison , president ; 15. J. Peck , vice prosl
dent ; G. W. Davis , secretary.
Mayor Walker has appointed Charles
Cummings as city pound master. It is said
that Mr. Cummings is a good Judge of stock ,
having had a great deal of experience In
that lino.
Officer Thomas Is making an effort to stop
boys Irom climbing onto inoving motor cars
in the city limits. A gang of youngsters
have given the conductors a irroat deal of
trouble and the police propose to stop it.
Charles Smith was arrested yesterday
morning while in the act of mounting a car
lo steal a short ride.
The son of Mrs. M Johnson , who lives out
In the First ward , was srio'isly injured
Tuesday afternoon by a man dropping a heavy
ax upon his foot. Mrs. Johnson is a subject
of charity and has had a great deal of
trouble of late. Her husband was nccidcntly
killed only a short time ago and now this son ,
who was Just getting largo enough to help
his mother , is crippled. Dr. Solomon was
called to attend the child.
Grant , the bright youngson of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Cnughey , celebrated the eighth anni
versary of lis birth Tuesday afternoon In a
proper manner. Ho Invited in a score or
more of his young companions , who assisted
In making the hours glide happily by while
the company remained. All sorts of games
were indulged in and at the proper time the
youngsters were given refreshments that
touched the spot. It was a merry culebration
for all who were fortunate enough to have
been invited.
A Viiltuililc Itnmiuly.
Kni.i.v's BI.AIIEX Co. , N. C. Chamberlain
Medicine Co. , Des Moincs , Iowa : Please
send mo three down Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrluua Hemedy , 'J5 cent si/.o.
This remedy is too well known hero to need
any recommendation. It is u valuable
remedy. _ _ _ H. P. AI.I.KN.
Steroonticon views tonight at beach ]
A Hunker.
Now York Tribune : Farmer Hawbuck
HOW'S Bill doin' now , since he went to the
city ?
Farmer Gee Up Oh , he's doln' fine. Ho
writes that ho's runnin" an Egyptian bank.
"Whv , that's a funny name for a bank. "
" ' it's ho it's
"Wall , Ts'poso Egyptian ; says
n Pharaoh bank. "
Omaha primi'ds drill at Courtlnnd beach
tonight about 7-J5. :
Vet Il Wits Nut S : > tlnlliMl.
"Oh , " ho sighed passionately , when ho had
concluded his request for her hand , "do not
' 1' "
say 'nay
1 won't , " she replied.
"Thank you very much. "
" 1 wouldn't think of such a thing. Plain
old fashioned 'no' is good enough for me. "
THE WAT OUT
of woman's troubles in
with Doctor Picrcu's
Favorite 1'rcscriptlou.
Sifoly and ccitninly , ev
ery delicate weakness ,
derangement , and dis
ease peculiar to the sex
is permanently cured.
Out of all the medi
cines for women , the
" Favorite Prescription "
Is the only one that's
guaranteed to do what is
claimed for It. In all
"female complaints"
and irregularities , peri
odical pains , displace
ments , internal inflam
mation or ukeratlon , bearing-down
sensations nnd kindred ailment ? , if It
ever fails to benefit or cure , you have
your money bnck.
So certain to euro rrrrjcaf > o of Catarrh la
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy that Its proprie
tors make you this offer : " If you can't bo
cured , permanentlywe'll pay you $500 cash. "
WHAT CURES PIMPLES
Tlio only really iinccciinfid preventive nnil euro
! y7 liilld ; , litlllH | ; . ' lili-ln.
"Co ? ft Micr , \i \ tlic rrlourulril C'UTH 1'IIA
HIIAIjri'iilcrt ( uf Un purlllrm
nnil iKMiutllliTH , nn urll juircrt
tuuluwci-lf t of tolli-t nnd nurt-cry
fnajw. ( Inly prrvi'iitivo of chg-
of the pores. Bold CMirynLcrc.
Omaha's
C'or. lihanil : ; IlotvarJ dtrooti ,
40rooms VJ..VJ per day.
I. to moms ft 00 per duy
: irooms ( ) xvlth liitth ut < l nor i
, , uOrooins with liatli at II . ' > ) pur Li/ .
Moiluiu III l-.vi-ry li > pi' t.
? JSowly rurnuliml 'I'liriiiivliciiit
C.S. ERB , Pron.
DISORDERS
_ _ _ _ Ami all DID train of
KVII.S. WKAKNisSiS. : IJKBIMTV. KTP. , llrit ac-
cuiiipanv thiii In nidii gl'iciu.v anil I'KUMA-
NKNTI < Y CUJIKI ) . Kull STKUMiTII ami tunii
lilvi'ii tdnvi-ry part of the l > udy 1 uiU H"U ! ( h -
curcly pui > kid ; > KHKK lo any milTi'rur thr pn-Horiii'
tlon that rtiriul m of thi-Hii troublu.i. Ail'li'um II.
II. WKIOI1T , Miiblc Llcalvr lox ! lilb'J. .Maruhall ,
Mlelilk-an.
KNOWLEDGE
firings comfort and improvement and
( ends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
luluptiiitf tlio world's best products to
the needs of physical being , will attest
llic value to liealth of the purc liquid
laxative principles embraced in tlio
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable anil pleas
ant to the taste , tlio refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
ative ; eflcctually cleansing the ny tcm ,
dispelling colds , hcmlnches Mid fevers
mm permanently curing constipation.
It 1ms given satisfaction to millions and
met with tire approval of the medical
profession , because it acts on the Kid-
nevs , Liver and Dowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of 1'ics is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and § 1 bottles , but it. is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
accept any substitute if ollered.
Mandrake Pills have a valub as a hnuao
hold remedy far hoyond the power of Ian
gungo to describe. The family can
hardly bo true to itself that does not
kcop them on hand for uao In emergen
cies.
Is the only vogotntilo . ubstiiuto for that
dangerous mineral , Miuic'lTUY , and
while its action as a curative is lully
equal , it possesses nouo of Iho perilous
otl'ccts.
In Constipation , Mandrulco acts upon
the bowels withou' disposing them to
subsequent , Costlvoness.
No remedy acts so directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily euros Sick
Headiicho , Sour Stomach
ach , and 13iliousness an
these
VnrSaloliyn.il DruulsU. 1'rlun 2. ) ct . pot
lioxj ; i lioxos for OS cts.j or sent by mail , nost-
nzo free , mi roeolpt of tirlue. Dr. J , IT.
ijuhoncx & fan , I'hlludolphhu
Said the
to himself , "If the J
moon I could get , T
whenever I'm dry
iny throat I could .S
wet ; The moon is a ' fe - - .
quartcr with a quar
ter I hear ; you can
gnl-
ROOt Beer. "
A Delicious , Temper *
nnce , Tlilrst-quenchlng ,
llenlthllvlni ; Drink.
Qood for any time ol year.
A 350. package males 5 galloni. Be sure and
get limns * .
W. C. ESTEF
M , N. Main St. Council Hluffs.
lOllk-o l 7 TUI.ii'IIO.NHResidence 513
J\foiiccs.
COUNCIL DLUFF.5 :
AIJSTIIAOTS mid lo.iim. I-'arm ( mil olty property
l > .Hiiht ana Hold. I'uacy Si Tliuinim , Council
llhitlH
GAUIIAOKromovnil , cf'NSiiiiolH , vii'illH. elilmuriyi
uliMiicil. Ud Uurliu , at T.iyljr'n L'rouury , Bli
Ilro.tilivuy.
17UUIT l'AHMS-Wo linvn HOinn line liivirliiir fruit
lurmHforHHlu ; HlHO irooil Iowa ( anus ; auliolca
'JIIKiLTJ fiirin , WH ) ) or ; uro. ; Jolmston .V V.iti
PilttlMl.
AN OI'l'OIlTIINITV for a ho no. Wo Imvo tirtou
wvcral di'slratilu lioiiH'taii'l ' lots iiiulir forj-
eluHiirMiif murlViigotlril w > ) will elon out atuo-it
on inoiitlily piyinontuor foroisli. Diy Id ItJ ) ) , JJ
I'-arl St.
IT'OHKXCHAN'iB ' you hmi : a hornMuninvey \ \ ,
or a team , you can nialtit a ( fiO'l Ir.'rlo for .i
vacant lot lii'luvim piHlolllco and new brldgo.
rin-ijimlili'ldH , KiuliolHo i 'i Co. , iiK : ) Hro i Iw.iy
17OII SAr K-NIi1" fi-rootu i-ollau'ii noir Maillsnn
Htrri't. ( irituiiHlilulilH. KIcliolHon & Co. , UOO
llroailway.
. 'OH SAM--10 : lo yd itsr H , : i mill" * from cltvi
1 fin-up. ( ireeimliluldH , NIcliolHJa .k Co. , 000
llroailway.
liov wanlH a elniici ) to ilo rlionm lor
A1I1UO1IT : llilH wlnli'i'i farm llfu invforreil. Ad-
dri'HHLiU. lleo olllue.
IJDSITIONaHliouHi'Uuojii'r watiti- l hy lady with
rhllil H yi > ar old ; rolnruiiui ! * uxulian ou , Ail-
( Iri'hH l-'lll. Ill'll OlllC-l- .
1'AU.M for Bain. lii : : ai-ruH , near round ) IllufTn ;
wc-ll I'liprcivoil. lai'fo IIUUHO , ham , etc. U Cartt-
tciiKUu , CruHci'iit , la. .
no ACUKSforH'ilit. iirar Ominril HI-idH : lioiift'i.
> 'liarn. frulluuf nil klmln ; unly fn.l.Uil an auro It
taken at unco ( irouiiHhluklH , Nlcholxon A. Co. , 000
Jlruailway.
. 'Oil SAIi : Only * .V ( > 0. now UO-foot awnlnif
1
MlhH Uajwlalo , iiilllliii-ry , 10 1'earl Hlri-ot.
AY AN'TKI-A ( r'rl ' for lioiiM-work , Ocrmau pro-
L fiirrod. Apply af.0 Uoutli lltli SI
I.'Oll HUNT l-'uriilHlicd ootlairo of t rooina ,
HUH l-'ifili avcmiK. Heawinalilo ti-ruiH.
\VANTil ) I'artli'ii with a llllln tliuo mid eapltitl
> ' iu niaUi- and Introdueiintintcd iioviiltleH. II ,
J. AdaiuM. ll I'urliiari'iiuu. Council lilnlfn.
DO YOU know that Day ti. HOHH liavu oma
cliolco bariraliiH In fruit and Karclrn land nuur
thlucltyl
1 2-TonS-Q-DaV Machine nt a 10-ToiunIay Price.
1C. - I " " > = > - - " y .
Our v rranty Goes with Each Machine.
The Soutliwlck Hallni : Press is aa-hon > ofull-cltcloniaclilno
U huh HID lariat IccM iiw |
any Continuous-llalliu , ' ,
lluillilo-rilroko 1' : < : : > III
the World.
Dales tlehl ) draft Unlit.
Capacity ) Construction ; Durability all the UUST.
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