THE OMAHA DAILY REE : THITKSDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 1803 ,
THE DAILY BEE
OOUKCII. iii.t'iTs
OFFICE. NO. 12 I'KAUIhTUKCT
TWvrrrdliy r.inlcr to tiny part of the city
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Boston Store , cloaks and holiday goods.
A marriage licrnso was issued yesterday
to Oslo Ilrnndago and Inic Andrews , both of
rVimti'll IllnfTo. Thntr mmx nrn ' 211 find 15.
The Junior league of Trinity Methodist
church will render an Interesting program
at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening In the ciiurcli
auditorium.
llov. S. Alexander was splltthiL' wood last
Tucsda.V evening whc-n the bond of thu ax
flow off and struck him In the forehead , in-
Dieting a painful wound.
Council Bluffs subscribers of Tin : Hr.r. ran
obtain the art portfolios of World's fair
views hv bringing their coupons and their
dimes to the Bluffs nftlcc1.
II. H. Inman of Council Bluffs has been
riiirngcd to conduct the .Umasen auction sulo
In Omaha. Ho Is rccn nl/od as onn of the
moil successful men In the west In that
line.
line.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgo A. Hnyncn celebrated
the thlrty-IUth anniversary of their mar
riage at their homo last Tuesday. They
wcro married at , i house on North Main
street which is still Mtlindliig.
Next Saturday evening nt 7IO : ! o'clock the
Willbons will glvo ono of their i-iiiu'erls lu
the Trinity Methotllst church. Admission
tickets will bo required at this door , but
they will bo free to all applicants and can bo
secured at the usual uluccs.
Jack Barton has found a pony that war
stolen from him four years ago , when ho
kept the St. Jon barn. H was lu the posses
sion of a man named Wright , whn hail
traded for It. Barton is looking for the man
who traurd with Wright , and Itopes to iind
traces of another- horse which was stolen
from him at the same time.
Ono of the largest audiences of the season
gathered at Dohany's lust evening to witness
the performance ot "A Trip to Chinatown , "
at the hands of nn excellent company. Vho
nudicnco was an enthusiastic one , ami thu
success of the entertainment was a Midi-
cient refutation of the ctiarco sometimes
mr.dothat Council Bluffs people will not go
tea good play when they have It on thlssluu
of the river.
Preston 1C. Dlllenbcck appeared at the
Hoyal Arcanum hall in the Brown building
lust evening m a dramatized version of
Kdward Kggleston's well known novel ,
"Tho Hooslor Schoolmaster. " The hall was'
well llllcd , and a most enjoyable entertain-
jiiont was given. Mr.'Dlllcnbeck is n good :
imitator , an elocutionist , and kept-ins audi
ence in a thoroughly good humor throughout
the performance.
The cnsoof thoStato of Iowa against .1. M.
Campbell , charged with cheating Mrs , Mary
Hayes , wife of Captain W. A. Hayes , in a
land deal , was put on trial in police court
yesterday morning. A demurrer was Hied
by the attorneys for the defense , and all of
the morning session and a good part of the
afternoon was occupied with the arguments
on the demurrer. At the close the judge
nskcd for more time , and a postponement
va taken until December 1.
Mr. r.nd Mrs. 1C. C. Shepard left last even-
jng for a trip through South Dakota. The
Wlilsons continue to attract largo au
diences at Broadway Methodist church.
A goodly number have professed conversion
during the meetings. ICvangcllst Willson is
h faithful , fearless minister of the gospel.-
who docs not always prophesy smooth
things. During the past week he'has been
stirring up the saints ns well as tlio sinners.
Tlio meetings are becoming more and moro
decidedly interesting. They will give a
grand farewell concert next Monday
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Montgomery have In-
trt auguratcd a plan by1 which the young men
of the city will be entertained at their home ,
215 Fourth street , every Tuesday evening. .
The first of these "At Homes" was given
last Tuesday ovenhjg. A large number were
present , and all wcro entertained most
agreeably. The plan is intended for the
hcneflt most particularly of young men who
ure not acquainted in the city and who con
sequently have but few homes in the city
thrown open to them. Dr. Montgomery and
his wife deserve muclu Credit for their
thoughtfulr.css.
\Y. A. Olbbs , a well known citizen of
Council Bluffs , died suddenly yesterday
morning at 2:15 : o'c.lcuK of dropsy of the
heart. He has kept a confectionery store at.
1003 Broadway , and lived in the storo. A
boy who was rooming with him was awak
ened b.v him during the night , nnd when ha
had lighted a lam ) ) he found that the old
man was dead. Montgomery K. Glbns , the
son of the deceased and tlio only relative he
had , so far as known , will arrive In the city
this morning and accompany the remains to
his homo in Chicago this evening.
W. E. Chambers' now dancing hall in
the Shujiart block will ho open by De
cember 10 for tlio U8o of the public for
parties and social functions generally.
Any music desired can also be arranged
lor. Fiill information can bo hud from
the elevator man at the Pearl street
entrance , or b.v addressing W. ! ] . Ulium-
bera , corner Seventeenth and Douglas
streets : , Omaha. Dancing classes every
Wednesday. Full elevator t-orvico fur-
"
nlfthcd f of "all patrons.
Have you. seen the new gas heaters at
the Gus company' olllco ; '
Ask your grocer for Domestic ) soap.
V I'JHt&O.VA r J'A It. I Hit A J'/JX
i Born , to Mr. nnd-Mre. . F , E. Van.Urunt , a
daughter.
Sherman Goss , formerly of this city , ia
DOW running a news stand in Kansas City.
-Ixiuis Bechtelu has returned from Port
land , Ore , , for a visit with his friends in
this city.
J. 1 1. Formnna \ \ was stricken with
apoplexy several days ago , was reported
very low yesterday , lie Iind partially ro-
Fanicil the USD of hiH speech , but it was not
thought that lie could recover.
Edward Pitch , father of Mrs. H. J. Cham
bers of this city , is reported worse than at
nny time since his long illness commenced.
Night before lust thu family wore keeping
him allvo by means of RtlmuluntR , nuti they
do not think ho can lust very much longer.
Mrs , Chambcnt Is b.v his bedside.
Frank Gulttaiv who has been lying very
low from thu ulTccls of a stroke of apoplexy
which ho sustained lust October , is now
Ij-iiiK nt the point of death. Ha is one of the
oldest enttlers of Council Bluffs , uml his
name ' was identlilcd with the city's growth
ihnos't from ttio timu nt the city's founding.
\Vhrro ilia You < ! et Hint Ie - Hull ?
Is ft question often asked of people who
had their clothing or dresses cleaned or
dyed nt the Twin City dye works. If
you have , not tried this oxporimoht do
KO at your curliest convenience. The
dye -works is located at-'tliO' corner of
Avemtn A and Twenty-HlxUi street.
Telephone number , .110. Oiimha ollico ,
] 52l FarnamHtreot. Telephone , 1621.
All work called for and delivered.
G. A. SUHQKIKSACK , Prop.
DomeMio soap is the mst.
Will Upon .Toil ay.
Superintendent Harris of the Ornulm
HriJge nnd TcrminQl Itoihvny company was
In tlio city yesterday. Ha states that the
wane on tlio now bridge is r.iinost couiplcted
und will bo thrown open for teams today. . Tno
price for toanis. will uo the saitiu aa charged
, m the .Omuha.aud Council llluff * railway
Lrhlgu.vrhlle fool pAsscngers will be charged
f > cents. Trains are passing every duy and
Ilia company expects to do u largo switching
business , ss it gunrnntoca work to be done
in three hours which has heretofore re
quired any vrliero from ono to tire days.
C'orpl MifurCurii !
Tr.v the Council Hlnffs SUgur Corn.
The bestin the nmrkut ;
AbbOlutoly nochumicals nsed-to bleach
the corn white. U .Is 'ounj , * , tender ,
swont , ejeun and .wholesome.
Domestic soul ) is the oust
NWS FROM rnn\Tii RIHFFS
iihllO 1 IVUill vULilvllv LiljUllu
Froposi'bn ' to Ecquiro a Bond from the
Terminal Company Grows in Paver.
ONLY AS AN EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH
Sentiment of Simpleton Siinicieiit'y SI rune
to l'riTcnt Any Kxti-nilnn of tlio Clmrtcr
Without n Sulmtiiutlal Uiinr-
niity In tilrtrn.
The Idea of requiring a bond from the
Omaha llrldgo ami Terminal Hallway com
pany to Mccuro the building of Its proposed
HMO between the two cities has met the ap
proval of some of the nldcrmcn ami a largo
number of tliu citizens sinceit was llrst
stiKRCstcit through Tin : Hun columns , ami It
is llkuly that some such proposition will bo
iiiiulo the company in the nu.tr future. The
'
feeling seems to 'bo MmoHt universal that It
the tcnnliiiil company means business and
will put In a new line of railway it should
by nil means ho allowed to do so , and bo
given all the encouragement necessary to
bring aoout so vnlUabln an acquisition to the
city's commurclal interests.
There have been so many simpletons cir
cumstances , however , lending to the bullof
that the company's professions and inten
tions do iiolvt.-illy , that the extension of the
time without any conditions would meet with
u storm of disapproval fitmi the citizens. A
number of the tircscnt city council expect
to run for otlier unices in tlio near future ,
uml are therefore rather chary of stirring up
n public suntimrnt against them thnt might
react at the polls.VltU a suitable bond It
is thought that an extension of even two
years might lie sulely granted , as this would
do away with all the uncertainty that now
exists as to the ultimate construction of the
lino. With tlio assurance that the cnurter
is demanded in good faith and not , merely to
sell to the Omaha and Council UlulTs Hallway
and Hridtro company m.case the handwriting
on tlio wall proves to foe inspired , them Is
little doubt that the citizens gouurnll.V
would appiove of a suitable extension of
time.
AXOTIIKH NASUV TOUCH HI ) .
Wheeler1 ! drove I'ouofllco Visited liy tha
Oitlthmri Iliti-glur- , .
Sheriff Hazcn received a letter yesterday
from I , . I ) . Woodmancey , postmaster of
Wheeler's Grove , a. small station In the
-southeast part of the county , informing him
that the postonice had been burglarized and
robbed of over $1,000 in cash and securities.
The burglary was committed last Friday
night , but Woodmaucey lias carefully con
cealed the fact in the hope that ho might
capture the guilty persons. As n detective
ho did not prove to be a success , however ,
and the chances arc that tlio burglars have
had time to get so far that they will never
return.
'Ihe stolen stuff was kept in the safe , and
the entire door of the sufo was blown off
with gun powder to allow the nocturnal
visitors a chance to display their grabbing
powers. The money drawer contained ? SOO
in cash and between $700 and $800 In notes ,
but when the uostmaster awoke the ncx * .
morning his wealth had taken wings. All
the money excepting $20. which belonged to
the government , wnsWoodmancoy's , and the
notes were also made payable to his order ,
bo that they will have to be endorsed before
anything can be realized on them.
1 ho crlmo is supposed to be the work of
the same men who broke into the postonice
at Oakland a week ago Tuesday night.
Those men wcrcsccn.it will be remembered ,
a short distance from Oakland and were
going in au easterly direction. The next
thing heard of Is the burglary at Wheeler's ,
which is about fourteen' miles southeast of
Oakland , and it is thought quite probable
that the two pieces of work were done by
the same hands.
liKKAO CASTONVATKI15 IIKTITKNS.
\Vlllinm Itupp round It , Itutlirr nn Unp.ll-
llt.ilili ) Sort < > l Still ! ' .
Eighteen years ago William Happ was
bronchi up with u startling suddenness be
fore .ludgo Heed , who then occupied the
bench in this county , for transgressing the
liquor law which was in force at that time.
Ho was fuund guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of J11D. He entered a plea of poverty and
told so heartrending a tale that the judge let
him go. From that Utiy to this the Judgment
huts been on the books against him , but
no effort bus been inado to collect it.
In the meantime things have gene a little
better with William and ho bus been able to
amass a little property. Yesterday Deputy
Marshals B. S. Harrington and N. O'Briun
went to hi pluco at 8Ut Seventeenth avenue
and levied on the establishment on the judg
ment , which , by the interest that had ac
crued , hint increased to the sum ofS150. .
The building was closed and in the bands of
the deputies all day until evening , when
Hupp secured the money ami settled. The
place wasat once reopened. He was con
siderably surprised at being compelled to
pay a judgment which was so old that ho
liad forgotten it was over in existence.
A ( ii-eul allowing- .
The Council Bluffs Insurance Co.
makes a eomjiarativo statement that
will challenge attention and cull for
favorable criticism on nil sides. State
ment of premiums received ami losses
paid for the lirst eleven months of each
year since 1889 :
Premiums. Losses.
1890 $29,570.11 $12.827.75
1891 30.9U4.U3 14.275.00
1892 fi5.W8.43 15,084.09
1803 71,153.87 15,798.97
Tills not only allows the steady and
healthful growth of the company during
these years , hut it shows the character
of the rinks it has taken , u wutch fill careen
on the part of agents and company that
puuranteca safety and tlio ability to
make prompt payment of louses.
Clr < ! lllltlU I'alltlfllll.
The meeting that was held In the Sixth
ward lust Friday evening m the interests of
a 5-cent furo is to bo followed by another
tomorrow evening , and the expectation is
that a much larger crowd will bo out in case
the woiithcr is good , A movement haa been
set on foot toward organizing similar clubs
In every ward in the city , whoso plan is sot
forth in the following copy of the papers
now being circulated in a number of the
wards :
The undurhlencd , rcslilenu of the vrurd
of Council Illnlfs. by their signatures hereto
upuuiidixl , associate thumsolvus together ah u
chili to ilUcuss and dcllbenitu upon the rights
o ( Council lllulTfi In lla btrnut riillwuy Harriet * ,
and piirtlculurly Its lights against tlio now
operating motor company , \\ltli n. vluw to
uuvibo means to enforcetne city's rights and
tiibt'curou D-eoiil furu iMHweon this city uiui
Omaha. The otlli.-i.-rs of thUcluh , to be elect ttl
by u majority vote at Its first meotlnj for
organization , shall ha u president , secretary
und treasurer , whose duties hliull Uu tho.se
orUlnurlly purfonm'd by such ollli-crs. and who
shall hold their olllcea for the period of M.\
months nt-xt following tliclr election , livery
person blsnlnj ; this paper pledKus litmsulf to
exert hU Inlluunco fur enforcement of nil ttiu
City-it rltthU , ua ugaliut the motor company or
any other t > tree | . railway company occupying
the si roe IK of the city , to Inilsl upon u 6-cent
furo to Omaha und to support every uieitbiiio
tending to fcccuro llu'su ends.
The ) ast'chance tor a Uoiyid Oak this
year ; only 25 left , and can't get any
more. They won't last over ton dayu.
A very few Radiant Homes loft at Cole
iVColo's , Main street.
S. M. Williamson still fed Is the Stan
dard and Domestic ut 10U South Main
street , und has not removed to ttroad-
wuy , as has been reported.
Ask your gro'cer DDinebtio arup.
. - Nurrow l.icupr.
, Mrs. J , W. Kelly , wtio lives on East Ptorco
street , .had u narrow c&capo trout death
Tuesday evening , She was getting supper ,
, \vhou he otoopcd over the gasoline stove.
Shc'got a lltllo too close to the tluoio uuu
her dresa cuught tiro. In an inataut her
body was wreathed lu flume * , but her sou
happened to bo near nnd the prompt applica
tion of water saved her life. Herhnlrand
eyebrows were singed nnd her face was
somewhat burned , but her Injuries are not
at i U serious.
OI'KN 1JV T.N IN OS.
Tlio llontnn Slnro
is open every evening unill nftcr the
hoiltlnvp.
ForilKHlNOHAM , WHll'Kr.AAV & CO. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
One Corporation' * ( .hrrU.
Couxrit , UI.ITFO , Dec. 0 , 18i3.-To ! the
Kdltor of THK UEP. : This city granted to the
motor company the use of its directs for the
operation of its motor line unon condition
that tlio company would pay for such paving
as might thereafter bo laid between the
rails and one foot outside thereof. Later ,
certain streets Were ordered paved that
wore occupied by the motor line. The con
tractor of course had to get his money. The
company refused to piy for the pavingantt
the city has these thousand ! * of dollnts to
pny. As the motor company uses the street ,
and is directly benefited by that paving ;
us the city would never have pavett
these streets , but for thn obligation of the
motor company to pay for that paving , as
the motor company received n valuable
charter In consideration of its promise .Ao
pay for such improvements , what a glaring
outrage u | > on this city and Us people is such
conduct upon its parti
And as the law explicitly declares that
this company shall pay nnd provides the
machinery by which payment may be speed
ily coerced , what possible e.\cu o can the
mayor and pity attorney offer for their delay
in enforcing the law while the treasury of
the city is emptied to pay for this paving ,
built for another ? lMjriiir.it.
William Vickory has bought out the
conl nnd wood husi'uess of J. H. Meyers ,
Nos. 37 nnd 39 South Main atrotit , and
would bo glud to BOO all his old cus
tomers and many now onus.
For nciit job printing , prompt , delivery
nnd lowest prices tro to 1'ryor Bros. , Dee
job olllce , 12 1'c'ftfl street. ,
Suioku T. D. Kliur & , CO's Purtugas.
" "
"Unity Club.
Howelts' farce , ' -Tho Hlovator , " will bo
given at the Unitarian church parlors to
morrow ( Friday ) evening. Followhi is the
cast of characters :
Mrs. Holiorts MUsTnlhifcrro
Mr. Itohcttx Mr. II. S. Mmiu
Dr. l.iuvton .Mr. II. I' , l.owls
Miss l.awton Miss 1'anlino I.owo
Mr. lletnls Mr , William Wallace
Young Mr. lleiuta Mr. N. ' . Tnllafurro
Mrs. Cumuli Miss Mary Wallace
Mr. Uui'wcn ( ' .intaln l.awrcnco'
Mrs. Miller Miss Wlllirlmlim I < ewe
Mr "Millor Mr. C. S. Loblnelcr '
Mr.s. Crushaw Mrs. II. I * . Lewis
Mr. runipbell Mr. W.V. . Owen
The Klevator Hey Ollon Curl Is
Heady for llolliluy Trixilo.
Our stock of holiday goods is now
complete. Visitors will bo cordially
welcomed. Come and see us whether
you wish to purchase or not. In the
well selected stock of n chinu store there
arc hundreds of articles suitable for
holiday presents , and wo shall take
great pleasure in showing you our
goods. Don't forgot about the line lamps
wo are now selling at reduced prices.
Wo have something new 'n ' olive dishes
that will interest you. LUND Unos. ,
23 Main Street.
Ladies , if you desire absolute peace in
the kitchen ask your grocer for J. C.
HolYuiayr & Co.'s Fancy Patent Hour.
Trade mark Blue Rooster.
Ten carloads of poultry wanted. High
est push price paid. John Dunn , -110
Upper Broadway.
Mrs. Trcyiuir Denit. \
Mrs. T. P. Trey nor. who has boon lying Jit
the point ot death with pneumonia for some
time past , died last evening at 10 o'clock at
the notne of her son , Dr. V. Jj. Trey nor , on
.South First street. Furlhcr.aunouucements
will be made later.
A largo stock of line pottci } plants and
shrubbery for sale at wholesale or re
tail , at greatly reduced prices. Also cut
flowor.s. Leave orders or address Fos
ter nurseries , Harrison street , or H. G.
McGee , Merriam block. .1
W. C. A. hospital fair opens today at
the Klseinan building. Dinner and sup
per served by the Presbyterian ladies.
2. ) cents n meal.
George S. Davis , prescription druggist.
W. S. Baird , Lawyer , Kverett block.
VIIIV KiO'.f l.\1K3' llUJtltillt.
Cable Truller .Iiinim the Tr ck anil Lands
in Front of Another Car.
Cuif'Aoo , Dec. 0. In a cable car accident
on Milwaukee avenue six people were seri
ously injured. Their names are :
Mas. AMANDA HIDWFI.I , .
MIPS WINNIK Tiiourau.Y
JOHN tiiiEEN.
JUI.HM NKI.SO.V.
A. T. STICHKU.
H. WILSON.
A northbound trailer with fully fifty people -
plo aboard jumped the track at a sharp
curve and stopped directly in front of a
southbound grip. The latter was going at a
high rate of speed and crashed into the de
railed car with great force.
Uoth crip and trailer were shattered and
the passengers wcro thrown in all direc
tions. It is thought that all the injured will
recover.
t'.Tf. Michael McDiiiiaid Ovnd.
Mrs. Michael McDonald , 1010 South Thir
teenth street , died at .lSO ; last night , atter
an illness of two weeks with typhoid pneu-
'mouia , She is survived oy her husband and
five children , all grown. Hho was 04 years
old and had been a resident of Omaha
thirty-ulna years. The funeral announce
ment will be made later.
1'nlr nnil \ Viirrnnrvllli V.irMMo
U'liiiln Icir NVIir mUi.
Dec , 0. For Nebraska
Fair ; slightly warmer in eastern portion ;
variable winds.
For Iowa Generally fiur ; warmer ; south
erly winds.
For South Dakota Snow flurries ; slightly
warmer , except stationary In extreme west
ern portion ; winds becoming southerly.
1.drill llecnrit.
Owen or THE WEATIISH UntEAir. Chun * ,
Deo. It. Omaha record of tompornturo and
rainfall comp.ircd with corresponding day of
past four years :
1803. 1892. 1801. 1890.
Miixliniun temperature 1G ! = > 335 'JHO 'jas
Minimum tunipuraturc. 183 Ii7 = 17 17 =
Avurueo tumpuiaturuJ aus 2'J3 'J'J =
I'rcclpllatlon. . , OJ T ,1 ,00
Statement allowing the condition of torn-
liorr.ture und precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March 1 , 1SU3 :
Norinul tuiuporuture , 3to
Detlclunuy fiirtho day , 90
Dellcloney slnco March 1 'J05 = >
Nnrm'il pn-cliiItAtlon 04 Inch
Dpllulcncy tot tlinduy. . . . . . . . , , . , , , . .03 Inch
DctlclencYfclncoMiirch 1. . . . . . . . . . . . 0.20 inches
Hepurt * from Other Hiutiunn ut B | i. tu.
"T" Inillcatiw trace In-low zure.
UCUUUK K.
SAFE BLOWEROtCH HAUL
* n\ \
Jewelrj Tirm at IncllauW , la. Oleaned Oat
inOne-Nidit.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLbi STOCK STOLEN
No Trace lctt Ity the jTlilavci to AIToril Hie
AntliiirltlfK n Olcir tonl ; Miner )
In tlio Uoi Moliu-ft District
f -tr.
INMAXOI.A , la. , Dei' . fi-rtiPpeclal Telegram
toTiir.UKC.l Lasit nlgiit Hutlor , t Miller's
jewelry store was entered by burglars and
robbed of $100 In money ami $ . " ) ,000 worth "f
Jewelry , Including the entire stock left for
repairs. The entrance was affected by
prying open a rear window. A hole was
bored through lha front door of the safe
with a heavy drill and the lock poundoJ off ,
nftcr which the inside door was penetrated
In the aatno way. Tlio sifo : was robbed of
its cn'.iro contents. Mr , Hutler was in the
Btoru until U p. m , and the burglary was
committed between that hour and morning.
The losses of patrons of the firm are con
siderable. There Is no clew to the perpe
trators of tlio crime.
TI'O store of Dovore & I'attersou nt Put-
torson was also robbeu of about $100 worth
of clothing last night. Descriptions of the
stolen goods have been scut to all parts of
the country and rewards are offered for the
arrest of the burglars.
riil ) THK Oft'tOIAI.S.
( 'cilur Knpld * Tux Ctio Mcetinilric ISallicr u
SnrluiiH .Mutter.
CriiAti HAPIIIO , la , , Dec. 0. [ Special Tele-
pram to TUB IKI.J l ate last evening Judge
Glffcn , upon application of those opposing
the now assessment , issued bench warrants
for the arrest of Mayor Daniels , Hecorder
Blaine and members of the city council who
voted to adopt the assessment and made a
levy upon it for contempt of court in violat
ing the Injunction by such action , and citing
them to appear before him at 10 o'clock
today and show cause why they should not
bo punished. ITach one today made answer ,
declaring they had not violated the Injunc
tion inasmuch as they hid : not imuiu a levy
for taxes for 1SU1 ; upon any other assessment
than the ono made by John D. Blain , as
sessor of the city of Cedar Rapids. The en
tire day was occupied b.v the attorneys ar
guing the sufficiency of this answer , and lute
this evening , upon motion of the attorney for
the contestants , court adjourned until next
Monday , when thu matter will bo argued
further.
MIKKKS MAY STltlKi : .
Not SatUllod with tlio Manner In Which
Payments Are .Mnile.
LES MOIXES , Dec. C. Ono thousand miners ,
employed in eleven of the coal
mines in this .district , held a
meeting today nt noon. They unani
mously decided to order a general strilto
until th3 operators revoke tholr decision to
withhold two weeks pay instead of one.
The miners demand pay every two weeks
instead of once a month. The teamsters
union held n meeting also' and resolved to
stand by the minors.- Several operators
wcro interviewed and declared they would
not accede to the demands of the miners.
The indications are tlfcittho dispute will re
sult In alt thn mines remaining close. ! for an
indefinite period. ' '
Shorills in Convention.
Dr.s MOINES , Dec. 0.t-Spoeiiil [ Telegram
to THE BEK. ] The regular1 annual meeting
of the Iowa Sheriffs association begun hero
today and will continue tornorrow. Court
being in session ' 11 most of1 tlio counties cuts
down the attendance somowhat. The object
of the meeting is.'todlscpss'thc best methods
of conducting the pftlco ( if1'sheriff nnd to
formulate measures.that'fieed"tho ' ; attention
of the coming legislature. Among those
present today wcro : ' Vlfli'am Desmond of
Clinton , president ; , AVAfteV Dale , C. W.
Heyuolds , Tom Rrbwji , ( iflmdy Center ; 0.
H. Odell. Manchester ; II. R. O'Neal , West
Union ; N. N.Jones , Atlantic ; II. B , Hoxie ,
Waterloo ; Alex K. HolanJ , Mount Ayr ; W.
II. Noycs , Primghur ; W. P. Campbell , Glen-
wood ; Ixswis Akcn , Chirluda ; G. N. Riddle ,
Ida Grove ; P. R. Schapp , Orange City ; J. 3.
Lewis , Spencer ; T. J. Griggs , Spirit Ualto ,
and Gcorgo R. I gan. Red Oak. A banquet
was indulged in this evening.
Pet Stock Aamirjrn Meet.
Missoum VAI.MJV , la. , Dec. 0. [ Special'to
THE BEE. ] The Boycr Valley Poultry and
Pet Stock association opened its llrst annual
exhibition today in this city with a largo
number of entries in tlio various classes. J.
L.Toddof Atlantic is acting as judge.
Monday evening Anchor lodge. No. 00 ,
Knights of Pythias , elected oftlcurs as fol
lows : O. B. Walker , chancellor commander ;
R. U Kendall , vice chancellor ; S. S. Elliott ,
prehttoj. ; . Liudsley , keeper of records and
seal ; .1. S. Do well , master of work ; II. I' .
McTwiggan , master of llnancc ; W. M. Car
lisle , master of exchequer ; W. O. Heed ,
Hiastor-at-arms ; J. C. Morris , inside guard ;
George Thompson , outside guard ; J. S.
Dowell , W. M. Harmon , W. O. Reed , trus
tees.
TronblcKome Kplilemlc nt Fart Ioil e.
FOHT DODOU , la. , Dec. 0. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] Ono of the annoying
features of a diphtheria epidemic at Tara
is the quarantining of the postonlco. There
are several cases of diphtheria in the family
of Postmaster Wood nd the health officials
have established a quarantine. Mr , Wood
has been isolated from his family and al
lowed to continue his work. It is claimed ,
however , that the postmastervlsUs his homo
secretly at night and citizens refuse to po to
the postofllce to gel their mall rather than
run any risks.
„ Sentatumul H.IIUUKB Knit.
DUB MOISIW , Dec. 0. [ Special Telegram to
THE UBE , ] The $10,090 damage case of
Emory Loj'd ! , an old farmer residing near
Kunuells , this county , against Dr. J , R.
Puskott of that town is drawing largo
crowds to the district court. Lloyd claims
that I'ucltett alienated the affections of his
wife , nnd induced her to give him a mort
gage on property valued at several thousand
dollars that was deeded to her by hur hus
band. AU the parties to the case are promi
nent.
Sporting < uoil luiiit In Tronhlc.
Sioux CUT. Dec. ( ) ; < [ Special Telegram to
THE BEE. ] The sheriff took possession of
the Lyon Sporting goods hotiso toJay under
execution from the district court ajrgresrat-
ins nearly ? 7OOU. The Judgments are against
H. A , .Lyon , George hyouclaims to own the
stoclt and will contest , passcssmti with the
sheriff. The judgments' wo'rw obtained on
accommodation paper signed by Lyon. The
stock is worth JSO.OOO.
Two limit J''nflUjf .
CEDAKlUruw , la. , DJU. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. ] Oharles Tullu , a well
digger , while cleaning out n well ut Ui unity
Center today , was Instantly killed by a
cave-in. i
Tliou-year-old dauchtWjOf Theodore Las-
tork , while playing about the stove , caught
llro and was so badly'burned that she died
in a few hours. ' ' '
Iowa Jtepublio4iulll Turn Out.
DBS MOISES , Dec. 0.--Speeial [ Telegram to
THE BEE. ] President P/H. Conawuy of the
Iowa League of HoptiDllcAn Clubs was in the
city today canvassing 'tlio. proposition for a
monster parade of republican clubs at the in
auguration of Governor Jucksou next mouth ,
lie will call a meeting next week of local re-
puolican clubs , ana hopes to mike the
scheme a success.
KulibDd HU I'urtner ,
Sioux CITV , Deo. 0. ( Special Telesrram to
TJIB BEK.J Dr. McGregor of the firm of
Wood Sc , McGregor , proprietors of a sanita
rium , who had charge of the local business
while Wood remained in Chicago , hub ab
sconded , taking about f5.0X ( ) belonging to
Wood.
Troublu Ov/r Tme .
CEDAK lUriua , la. , Deo. 0. { Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE. J-This inoruing Mavor
Dauiclb directed the city treasurer to notify
the Shaver & Olnisto.it ! Cliee.io company
thai there was Justly duo the city the sum
of JtOS of unpaid taxes on their First street
property. This property has been assessed
at $ tW. ( It is claimed ll should have licon
M.OOO and that the error win slmply.clrrlcal.
Incases where such mistake ) are made the
law provides that the treasurer can proceed
to collect the taxes th.it would have boon
duo had the mistake not bcci mado.
Mr. Shaver Is nm of the men who has been
moat active in lighting ttio now assessment.
AFFAIK3 AT HOUTH OMAHA.
Grocery Cleric 1'iilN n Victim to nil Olil
TilcU.
The old swindle of "bring i-hanco for $10
with you'1 was successfully worked in South
Omaha yesterday. The victim was lL. .
Fry , a clerk lu Ha/loton's grocery stiro.
About4 o'clock jesterdaj afternoon a young
mnn fmtornil thn ttnrn iilnl nmvlmfciMl SLnil
worth of pwvisloiis. lie told the clerk he
had a JH > bill tit homo ami asked
him to bring $3.i > 0 in i-Vaittfo with
hitm Krv took t'no chimgc with
him and the stranger rode on the delivery
wagon with Fry , dinvtlnir him to an out of
the way place In the Third ward. When
they reached the placi ; where the follow
said he lived ho told fry to give him the
change and lie would stcn Into the hotiso
and get the hill , ill * wife , lie said , was very
sick or ho would Invite HIP clerk in. Pry
gave up thu J .WIand the last hoHawofhls
man was when ho was going over the back
foncoata'JMU clip. The Omaha and Conn *
clllUluffs polleo wcro notified at once and
say that a mnn answering the dlscriptiou is
known to the pjllco of both cities ,
I'lKliUiiiOver \Vllftnn ,
Mr. Thurlow , president of the Thurlow
Land and Live Stock company at Hugo ,
Col. , arrived in tlio city yesterday.
Mr. Thurlow is a man who has had years
of experience In thu stock business and
admits that ho was taken in in great shape
by Wilson. He nays that Wilson came to
him well recommended , but that
ho ditl not take the pains to in
vestigate the rccomnicnditloi'.s. The
parlies ho was referred to were all strangers
to him , but he took it for granted that the
fellow was all right and closud the deal.
Mr. Thurlow claims that Wilson gave his
comnany a mortgage on the sheep and ! ! 00
head of cattle besides. Wilson saya that the
mortgage does not cover the sheep , but ad
mits that he gave thu mortgage on the cat
tle. Thurlow admits tliat ho assisted In
loading tlio cattle , but si.\s he did not know
they were coming to South Omiha.
Wilson 1ms a wife and four children and
his attorneys arc trying to effect a com
promise in the hope ot securing the re
lease of thoirclient. Attorneys Dayluss and
Edgertouhave boon retained b.v Wilson and
they were closeted with Mr. Thurlow
tlio greater portion of the day. Wilson so
fur has only secured $35 on the sheep. lie
could have had SIXX ( ) as well as the amount
he asked for. About 1,200 of the sheep are
being held at thu Chicago stock yards eating
their heads off , as the commission firm was
wired not to dispose of the bnlanco after
Wilson wr.s caught. There Is nothing very
smooth about Wilson. Ha is a plain , every
dav rancher.
Unless a compromise is affected this morn
ing Wilson's attorneys will aslc for his dis-
chirgo. If cranted , however , the fellow
will no doubt be rearrestcd.
A Hie .it on til's lu lne- .
The following business was transacted at
the South. Omaha pesto Wee during the month
IS umber domestic orders Issued 27H
Amount of orders } fl,014.'J3
Domestic orders paid 3,002.18
Postal notes Issued , IDfi
Amount of postal notes 271.00
Postal notes paid 227
Amount , of postal notes naUl 0-11.ill
Number foreign ord rn Issued 45
Amount foreign orders 440.08
Number foreign orders piild 0
Amount foreign orders paid 210.00
Total utnmpst postal caicU , etc. , MJld 4,271.03
There were 1SH rcglstore.l letters sent and
2IJi ! received : O.U'Jl pounds of newspapers
weighed through the malls and the postage
paid on same nt this ofllce. The average
daily sales on stamps , postal cards ami
stamped envelopes amounted to104.30.
Cremation of Doc * und Cats.
The origin of the Ahlors fire is a mys
tery. Mrs. Ahlers and the children
locked up the house and w > nt to Omaha
in the morning , 'leaving a sm.\ll fire
in the heating stove. Three doas and
a cat were otulhc inside and it is pre
sumed that while playing hi the room tno
dogs upset the stove. The dogs and cat
burned to death. There was no insurance
on the house or goods and it leaves the
family utterly destitute and without even a
chaneo of clothing. Mr. Ahlers works at
Swift's plotting house , and oy close shaving
ho managed to save enough to pay for his
little home. Mrs. Abler * is greatly affected
over tlio loss and the family has the sym
pathy of the community.
Clirlntiiii : Cliuroh Concert.
A concert will be given at the Christian
church this evening. The following program
will be rendered :
IMano uolo Miss Olfci Htratlinmnn
Anthem Choir
Instrumental Solo K. M Itonnull
Sons .Mrs. Albert SehwiirU.
Hecltiillon Kred (1. niter
Yocnl Qtinrtut Mi-h.hukf.MliM
I'oineroy and .Mebsrs. Hn//.ilIu and I'niiieroy
Vocnl Solo , . K. O. Kozzullo
I'AIITII.
Piano Solo Miss Cornelia I. Davis
Anthem Choir
Vocal luet..Mr ) < . fe'uliw.irtzund Miss 1'onifioy
Iloeltill Inn Miss 1'i-n.nU .lui'n' ' t
Vocul Hole Mrs. i-ehwarlz
lust rumen tnl Solo -K. M. lion null
Anthem , Uholr
On lor thu .Niitlunnl Mmllng.
A special train carrying the delegates to
the meeting of the National Live Stock ex
change , which convenes in Kansas City this
morning , left South Omaha at 10 o'clock
last night. The delegates from the local ex
change are : W. B. Cheok. Colonel A. L.
Lott , W. I. Stephens. D. S. Parkhurst , Wil
liam Kelly. John S. ICuox and J. J. Murphy.
The alternates are Messrs. W , N. Babcock ,
Samuel Oosney and 1C. M. Kichardson.
James Oi Martin , J. A. Hakoand Ao Wag
ner are members of the National exchange
executive committee. Mr. Martin was ttn-
able to attend. T , H. McPlieiuou went as
his alternate , W. N , Dabcock , manager of
the yards hero , will attend the session for a
day before it closes.
( irnnil Army Olllcer * .
Robert U. Livingston jwst No. 237 , Grand
Army of thoHapubllc , has elected the fol
lowing oflicurs for the ensuing term of
ofllce : Commudcr , Hiram Harding ; qcnior
vice commander , II. Walker ; Junior vice
commander , J , M , Fowler ; chaplain , J. O.
Eastman ; quartermaster , J , T. Blair ; ofiieer
of the day. K. Winan ; officer of the guard ,
\Voslo.v Clued ; post surgeon. Dr. J. M.
Glasgow ; trustees , W. M. Kelly , J. Carroll
and D. N. Cottroll.
Hour I u IMilcHtliil' ,
The school board had a very short meeting
Tuesday night. In the absence of President
Cheek , J. Jones occupied the chair. The
auditing committee looked over bills to the
amount of 210,000. The bills contained the
linal estimates on the now buildings and
salaries of the teaehora. A few minor de
tails of business occupied the attention of
the board for but a few moments.
lloyal Aru.iuum Ofllcer * .
The members of No. 1,404 , lloyal Arcanum ,
mot at Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday night
and elected the following ofllcers for the en
suing year : J , C. Cur ley. regent ; Onke
Ihan , vice regent ; O , M. Uich , set-rotary ;
OTHINU LIKE
SWIFTS 81'KCIFIO iu totally unllko auy
I otllcr Wixxl jneaiclire , JtcurcHdUcaBcsuf
" the lilooU and oklii liy reiuovlnir tlio j.oitdii , .
at the tame time vumillej gpoil blood tu tliu
ted parti. Don't bo hnpoead on by 6iib tl-
mics , which are said to bo lust aa good , / ; it
ittttrue. Nomcdldmi IU TIJC lUHDI ft
hoai > erforineiltamany In II1C wlUIILlI
wonderful cures , or ruiered no much suffering.
" My blood waa badly poisoned last jear , wlilcU
gr.tiny whole system out of order dl eai > ed and
a constant wurco of Buffering , no aptlto | and
no enjoyment ot life. Two Imttlesof
brought roe right out. 'Hiere la no
better remedy ( or blood ill-eaten.
"JOHN GAVIN , Dajton , Ohio. "
Treat Ue on blood aud Bkln dUeaees mailed f re a ,
l' Si'KCU'IO CO. , AtlacU , tia.
Or H I * Hl .viii ! . collector. Uoitn.v Albcrry ,
treasurer ; \V. H. Cannon , Btilde ; 11. t' .
Yountr , cliaplnin ; Trot. A. A. Monroe ,
orator ; 1-1 II. llobortsvnnlen ; IJavry Tac ,
sentinel ; J. U Martin , trustee.
Mnqlc Oily ( inmlp.
llcrmnn Whcl and Abblo Kobfrts were
mnrrlcit j-cstciilny by , ln tlco Levy.
Hev. Krank Crane ot OmaliaIHlffturo
at the MothodlU L'htif.lt Trulay til hl on
"Unblcs. "
Mr * . Cook and Mrs. llurnull o ( t'lilrnc-o
arovlsltliiR at tlio home ot Mr. aim Mrs.
John Owens.
H. T. Maxwell toolt out a permit to build a
cottnge on Thirteenth street between N and
O to cost $3T > 0.
The Daughter * of Veterans wilt clvo a
basket social at Knights of Pythias hall
Monilay oveuhi ? ,
A colored man named Mitchell ami his
family , llvlnR In Albright , are said to bo
SICK ana destitute.
The aiinu.il election of oftlcors of the
Union Stock Yards company will take place
next Monday nioruhit * .
Miss Cora Hrochctl left yesterday for
Colorado Springs , where ho Will Join her
sister , Mrs. Ur Hlaboushs.
The SntirslluUl literary society will meet
Thursday "VctiliiR to nrrntiKc ami complete
its miminl literary program.
A case of scat-lot fovcr at the rcslilcnco of
Mr. Chapman , Thirtieth ami H streets , was
reported by Dr. Thomas ICcllcy.
Herbert MoDouyall has sovcrod his con-
nontloti with U. A.'Melcher's rtruj ; store , lie
will bo succcoilcd by Tom Montague.
Mnglc City lodge No. UK ) , independent
Onlorof CJooil Tcmplurs. will hold a sro ill
meeting Tnumlay evening at Its hull on
Twenty-sixth street.
The meeting of dclccatcs and those Inter
ested in the orpaiil/ailon of the Associated
Cli.ifltlc.suL thu High school building Tuesday
niRht was adjourn'ctx until Friday afternoon
at ! l50 : ! o'clock.
The s.ilo of blooded cattle at the stock
yards was very satisfactory to the men who
Inaugurated the nntcrpriso. Two carloads of
line red polled anliui'.s wore auctioned at a
fair figure.
Ktl.l.l'.n H.II'I-J AKtllH.
A Well Kiiown li-rniiilcriimn Shot 111 Al *
hrrtn by Tmn I'urcnll.
Lr.TnniiiuiKic , Alberta , Dec. 0. Lust even
ing Tom 1'urcell , au old time whisky trader ,
came to town and surrendered himself
to tlio police , statin ; ; that he had
shot and killed D.ivo Akcrs efFort
Fort Whoop-Up. Akcrs has been his frioml
for forty years iiiid was known uml respected
In the western country from Alberta to Ari
zona. This is the trairtc ending of an old
score between them regard mi ; n c.ittlo deal.
Tom claims that ho acted in Bolf-dofunsc ,
Akers having attacked ttim with a rid lug
whip.
Coroner Ilicginbothnm and a jury loft for
the scene uf the shootlog and returned
bringing the body of Akors with them. An
inquest'Is now proceeding.
Clcnr I > lil It.
A lighted cigar left on a window sill iu
Myrtle hall , Continental block , set lire to
some draperies at Ui0 : ! yesterday morning.
Dr. Stone and some others did good service
ns firemen with spittoons for water buckets
before the arrival of the hose ttotuuhmeiits.
The loss was estimated at about $100.
is often equivalent to
getting ill. If loss of flesh
can be arrested and 'dis
ease baffled the "weak
spots" in the system are
eradicated.
is an absolute corrective
of " weak spots. " It is a
builder of worn out failing
tissue natures food that
stops waste and creates
healthy flesh.
Preire | < l bv Scott A Howne. Chemist .
New Yurk. Sold \iy \ clruftlsl. ureryivbtrn
Mandrake Pilla have a value ai a houaa
hold remedy far beyond ttio power of Ian
( juapro to dosoi'ibs. The family c\n :
hardly bo true to itself that does not
keep them on h.ind for 1133 in oinoi-goa.
eies.
Is the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral , lilKiicuriY , and
while its action as a cunitlvo is fully
equal. It possesses none of the perilous
effects.
In Constipation , Mandrake acts upon
the bowels without disposing them to
subasquont Codtivcness.
No remedy nets BO directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Headache , Sour Stem *
ach , and Biliousnn.ss UH
those
Tor Sftlo liy a'l nriinlnt.i. I'rlco " 1 ct > . uor
boxttioxo ; : % for Men , ; or S3iit by mall , oost-
BKO ( roe , on rncolpt of nrl.-o. Ur. J , II.
Bchonvu & b'on , l > iilUdollil.i. |
ITCHING HUMOB8
Torluiicg , dltflgurlini erztiiu ,
and c\try ap clioflKiiip ) : , lut .
Intr , Bi-afy , crunted , oml pimply
i-klii und rrnln UlteuFc" , ulihdry ,
Ihln , nd railing hulr , rt-llcwd by
u Miiyle nilUnllon | ] , end tpcctllly
anil erunomli.illy cured by tko
CtTiiciiA RnncniEi , when ibo
bent i'hj' lcian lull.
Mnu. Developed
RENfi'ED
'IMIK OUKAT MFK
LBVIT. | CUI'JUINK. will
rt-hlorn ull thci it-iieritlvu ;
oreuntt. Iinpntiicv Illl-
poHHlblnU UUI'iniNE li
iiBHil , Hi-nd for ( rjo clr
. , , inilarH anil li-HllnionlnlB.
F ] > AVr < JIKDICINB CO. ,
% l . O. llovJ07II. . San Fran *
BAILEY , LEAPING DENTIST
Jl.\KK-i
A FULL SET ON RUBBER $5 ° °
Teeth oxtraotnd nulnlosdy In innrnin ; .
KKW TEKTIl HA MB
1'rooonH.
Ilrldzo aud Crown work , lino-it und best ut
lowust prlcua. All work warranted ,
Paxton Blk. , 16th and FarnamSta.
Kutruuvuoii lUtliSt. Tclttpliuue 1085.
.
U. 0. No ntturnur'B f eo un tt
patent oi > tuln d. Wrlti for Inventor's Quldo
' tt'r"eyi''t-i ' *
tlce ia't. , , s
federal court . KOJIU * 331-7-a-'J ,
block found ! bluff. In.
I'npt. It. l\ Lull SuDerrd Ultti U for -
. lie Storvnl nt Anilprnonville-rntne'n
Colcry Onnipoiinil inntle Him wtll.
Whatever else poca wrong dipcRtion
must o rltrht , unrt for this to go right
the nerves must bo in iuno ,
Pnlno's oelery compound regulates the
nervous sy lom , and the nerves regulate
digestion. Pnlno's celery compound
cures dyspopsin , for dyspepsia is chro
nic indigestion.
A poor nppoiHo for break fist , during
the morning a faint , ull-goiio sensation
at the pit of the stomach , struugo son-
sntlons In the hi'itd , all point to Indlgcw
Pnliio's eolery compound soon
CAl'T. It. C. l.Ut.T
. . . . . , .
dlsslpixtes the symptoms , oven In ehro-
nic case * . Here is nn example :
Capt. II. 0. Lull , who is prominently
indcntlilp.d with the G. A. R. In Ver
mont , was taken prlonncr at the battle
of \Vlldernes3 und sent to Anderson-
villo , where ho suffered starvation as
few men hoar it and live.
Capt. Lull now lives at Montpelier ,
VI. A letter from bun reads :
"Having- been u mitTorer for a IOIIR
time with dyspepsia , I found relief b.v
the use of ono bottle of Painos celery
compound. Having a personal acquain
tance with that eminent physician , Dr.
I'helps , it ga-vo mo assurance that
Piunu'd celery compound was what 16
purported to be. 1 put but little confi
dence in what I BOO advertised upo'n
barns , bridges , and fences , but. tlnnlc * I
know whereof t uflirin when 1 say
Paino'-i celery compound cured mo. I
cheerfully and without , solicitation re
commend it to all.1.
Paiuo'a celery compound sustains
fatigue , conquers indigestion , sick heacf-
aeho , and dread dyspoosia. It does It
by bringing the nerves into harmonious
notion.
( L W. PMELE , M. D.
Tha Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Eiptrience.
READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND
vroMEM. ruorniKTOR OF TILE
WORLD'S HERBAL DI3PEN-
OF
I treat the following Diseases :
catarrh of the Ilcod , Throat , and
oasoaoftho Eye and Enr.FIUond Apoplexy , Heart
Disease , Llvor Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Dobillty , Mental Depres-
eion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , Diabetes , Brlghfs Dl ea s , Et-VltM'
Sanco ; mieuihatlsin , I'oralycls. White Bwellln ? .
Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula > n ano removed without
the knife or drawing a drop Q1
blood. Woman with her dolicnte erR ns re *
gtorecl to health. Dropey cured without tipping :
Special Attention given to privoto
Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to 85OO forfeit for nny % Dl0
CBSO I cannot euro without moroury-
I'spe WormH removed In two or tlireo houra , ot no
pay. EcinorrhoUla or Piles cured.
THOSE WHO ARE AFFOCTED
\V111 eave life nnd hundreds of dollars by calling
en or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL ffiEDICINES.
The only riiy lcla.n who can toll what ntU
a person without t king a queiltou *
All corropondcnco strictly confidential. Medlcinl
VIA by ciprcsa. Addrcu all letters to
G.V. . JP-AATCX/B , M , D.
rC r llroutlwuy , Cauiiall liluftt ,
lese 4 ci'iilb lu HUitnpH ( or circular
A.RB
You going to buy a suit of Un-
dorweur today ? Our store la full
of warm winter Underwear.
YOU
Can rig yourself out hero at u
great saving. After you have
, visited the other Btorei run iu
hero and lot us surprise you with
Komo llrst Quality gooda at low
prices.
COLD
S-
Wave weather is here come to
stay , too bettor como in today
and lot us mtiko you comfortable.
Good Underwear it too cheap lu
deny yourself of anything.
MATTER AND FURSISHSR ,
502 Broadway.
A saving of from $5 to $15 on Sulta U
order. Bee our samples. .
Special Noilcesj
Bl'lfMi '
woric . In
- touniuiddoliiif a eood , piylnr Iuilnct . Goal
y Ujl. : .
| \O YOU know til at Day i llusi nave OJI3
-I'elioleit bur.-alna lu rult ittia u arJan land ueir
lliluc'ltyi
A HSTUAirrS and 10.1114 Farm uuaolty prapirl/
flttoushl and bold. I'uaoy A , Tlionai : , Council
_ _ _ _
\VANTK1) 1'lac.UH ( or Ixivu ana flrlu to wurlc
'T fur roam aud board while uttfiulliuf colleKu.
Addrc-BHW. 8. l aul on
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