TITE OMATTA DATLT UKEs TUKSDAY , JAM'AllY 30 , 1RDT.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL III.VI'TS
OH. 1C Ei NO , 12 pKAnr. s
In nny port of the city
II. W.TI1.TON - Mannscr
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Boston Store ten-day silo now on.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Slcndctopf will
occur this afternoon at 'J:30 : o'clock.
There will bo a free concert next Sunday
evening nt the Trinity Methodist church by
the children of the Sunday school.
August Johiibon , aged ! W years , porter at
the Ogden house , died last evening after a
live days' illness from pneumonia.
A marriage license has been Issued to
Harry Htrsch and Stella Wire , both ot
Omaha. Their ages were ! W and liO.
Al ( ! Klert's minstrels entertained a bltr
rrovul nt Dohany'a last night. They never
full to draw n crowd In Council Bluffs.
! All the evidence In the case of Hoffman
ngalnst Altmanspcrger is at length In and
the case has been taken unoer nuvlsctncnt
p by Judge Thorncll.
A wood sawing boo will bo held in the
basement of Grace Kplsropal church this
evening , after which refreshments will bo
nerved by the ladles of Unity guild.
Next l-'rldav evening the Dodge Light
guards will pi vo the first of a stories of par-
tins at their artnorv in the Hut-lies building.
Invitations have been Issued for the affair.
Klder A. F. Ballcngor , secretary of the
Hcligious Liberty association , will deliver a
lecture this evening at 70 : ! o'clock at the
Seventh Day Advcntlsts' church , corner of
Blurt and Story streets.
Pcoplo engaged In charitable work report
less than 100 crises of destitution requiring
their assistance at the present time. In
view of the distress prevailing everywhere
this Is a remarkably good showing lor
Council 'JluffH.
Next Thursday ovenlntr the Merchants
nntt Manufacturers association will hold n
meeting to elect ofllccrs for the coming year.
It Is likely that , the irccting will be called
upon to take some action to bring the pro
hibitory question before the legislature.
At the masquerade given by the Treubund
oolcty Miss Mary Asmtisscn won the prize
of a h-inil-palntod lemonade sot for the most
beautiful costume. She was dressed as an
Indian princess. Mr. Joe Marcus was
awarded the pVlzo of a pair of embroidered
ellk suspenders , ho having the most unique
costume.
Margaret , wife of Thomas Page , died of
pneumonia Sunday afternoon nt liUO o'clock ,
aged f > U years , after a week's Illness. She
leaves cloven children , ono of whom is Mrs.
Ij C. Brackolt of this city. The funeral
will take place Tuesday from tbo residence
In Boomer township and the remains will be
buried in Boomer cemetery.
Harry Thompson , an 18-year-old boy living
on North Tenth street , was caught by
Ofllccr Peterson last night in the act of nip
ping a pair of shoes from a string hancitig
In front of Sargent's shoo store. Ho Was
booked with a charge of larceny against him
and will have a hearing before Judge
McGee In the morning. The boy's friends
claim that necessity forced htm to steal.
John Dohany. Jr. , and n member nf Al G.
Field's minstrel company became involved
In a vigorous discussion yesterday noon , the
burnt-cork man's list and Dohany's cheek
entering quite largely into the conversation.
Dohanv called loudly for the police , but fur
ther than tearing the atmosphere into sev
eral tatters and skinning the minstrel's
knuckles a Httlo the damage was very
ilight.
II. Brown , who travels for a bottling
Establishment In this city , was arrested and
llnod $200 In Woodbine for violating the
itato liquor laws. He gave a b&nd and
will appeal the case to tbo district
court. It , is reported that the
town of Woodbine is enjoying the throes of
5 prohibition war. Ono night lust week a
pile ot boxes saturated with coal oil was
placed against the roar of a hardware store
kept by a man named Boles , who has had
nn important part In the anti-liquor move
ment. The boxes were set on lire and a good
ibaro of the town would undoubtedly have
been burned had it not been for tbo timely
discovery. _
Nassau Investment company guarantee
Nebraska railroad collections. Mcrriam
block , Council Blulls.
Domestic eoap is the nnsr.
Lund Bros. mtko : a specialty of fur-
niahing : dishes in any number for pri
vate parties , sociables , lodges , etc. , very
cheap. _
Srnoko T. D. King & Co's Partagas.
I'ISltSOXA / . I'.lli.HlltA l-UH.
George Hughes Is quite ill.i
N. M. Hubbard , jr. , and F. F. Dawlew.two
attorneys of Cedar Hnplds , are in the city.
Miss Etta Maxwell has returned from
Kcokuk , where she attended federal court
for a couple of weens. While there she was
the guest of Dr. Leach and family.
James'A. Pattern , president of the Planters
snd Mechanics National bunk of Houston ,
Tox. , has been in the city for a day or twofer
for a visit with hla brother-in-law. C. E.
Luring. Ho is accompanied by his wife , and
together they will sail In u few days for
Alexandria , Egypt. They will also travel
In Europe and will bo gone about six or
eight months.
George W. Stclnman , the popular ox-clerk
of the Grand hotel , has turned up in the
cast with an emphatic denial of the report
which found its way into some of the papers
a few weeks ago to the ottcct that ho had
cone off and died. Ho says ho will bo hero
in about thirty days on his way west , and if
nny one still doubts that ho Is very much
alive ho will try and convince them by
ocular proof.
CONTINUATION
Of the Great Annual Winter Sale at the
llostoa Store ,
The great snlo will continue nil this
week in order to giro these n chance
who Imvo so far been untvblo to nttotul.
Don't forgot iv rislt to the BOSTON
STOHK will show you the best vuhio in
winter olTered to the Amor-
* * * iitui goods ever -
lean public. BOSTON STOKK ,
I'Othorlngh ; , Whltolnw & Co. ,
Council Bluffs , In.
Coa' .
II. A. Cox , 10 Main street.
Host quality , lowest rates.
Prompt delivery. Got prices before
buying. Telephone .
Ask yo'tr grocer for Domestic soap.
At U. Cn.lmim Dead.
A. W. CofTmun died last Sunday nt his
homo in Avoca. Ho was once one of Iho
most prominent and wealthy citizens , of
Pottawattamio county , but the latter years
of his Ufa saw n great deal of misfortune.
IClght years ago hu was working in an oat-
Hold on his place with Jack Mayno. 'Ihoy
bad a dispute about something or other
ntul Coffmau pulled out a revolver and shot
and killed Mayno. ilo was arrestoit for
murder and tried In the district court.
After several years of trials and appeals ho
was finally found not guilty and released. But
although his trouble was apparently at nn end
It had , In fact , just begun , To get out of the
clutches of thu law ho hail spent almost
everything ho hail , one piece after another
of his property being parted with to turnlsh
funds to Hunt thu case , lie hud originally
boon worth In thu neighborhood of 50,000.
During the last few yearn there has proba
bly not been a man lirPottawattamlo county
to thoroughly unhappy as ColYmun. The
memory of the man ho killed has haunted
him continually ,
liccelver' Mile.
The Kiimohnii stock of boots and plioos
ttt .120 Broadway is bolng closed out lit
forced etilc , anil must bo bold ut once , re
gardless Of COSt. E. O. GhKASON ,
Hccolvor.
Ladies , if you desire nusolutp pcaco In
the kitchen usk your grocer for J. C.
lluffmuyr & Co.'a Fancy Patout Uok\
Trade murk Blue Rooster.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Eominlio Stary of Jennie Smith's Loss of
Her $1,800 , Ocrtifioito of Dopaait ,
DENVER "WITNESSES GIVE TESTIMONY
deposition * of thn Clerk ot the Ilotrl nt
U'hlcli Him Htnpppil WlolccilnoM and
Meatmen * of W , II. 1'rootor A
StnlliRO Cnso.
A week or two ago mention was made In
Tun Hen of a suit that has been commenced
In the district court of tliU city by Jennie
Smith against tno Citizens State bank of
Council HI nits and the Farmers and .Mer
chants hank of Lorigmont , Col. , In which
the plaintiff wanted to collect $1,800 on : i
certificate of deposit which she claimed had
been filched from her by W. B. Proctor , a
Denver real estate man , who accomplished
his design by administering some drusr or
opiate. The case was again brought to
notice yesterday morning by the filing ol the
depositions of J. J. Clark , the ccrk : in the
St. .laiticH1 hotel oflJjnvcr , and \V. Neil Den-
nlson , an attorney of iho same place.
They tell how Mrs. Smith was brought to
the hotel , In much the same way as it has
already appeared In these columns. Donnl-
sen also tells some things lhat tend to throw
a romantic halo about the affair , although
the halo has largely worn off , so far ns Mrs.
Smith li concerned. Ho states that ho wan
called to see Mrs. Smith after her cortlllcato
had disappeared and while she was recover
ing from the drug's eftccls. She told him
thatHho hatl made Proctor's ' acquaintance
through the medium of the newspapers ,
having advertised for a travcllnir man.
Proctor applied for tie | position , anil , as he
met nor requirements , ho was engaged. lie
told her ho had another name , however.
Several weeks he stayed with her , and dur
ing that time had occasion to get gin
for her on several different occasions , and ho
also showed his entire ability to act ns
hanger-on by asking her for money , and on
her tolling him she had none oy asking her
to give him her jewelry to pawn. This re
quest was also refused. In her conversation
with IX'imi.Hoi ] , the deposition goes on testate
state , she denied that she went to I ongmont
for tlm purpose of buying real estate , but
failed to tell what business It was that
called her there. She further told him that
Proctor gave her the drug and that after
that she remembered nothing more except
seeing her certificate of deposit lying by her
side while she lay on the bed In the hotel
under the influence of the drug. After Proc
tor disappearo-l the certificate was seen no
more.
CO.VMMJAT1OX
Of the Croat Aiiiuml U Inter Sale nt the
IloHton store.
The great sale will continue all this
week in order to give tltoso a chance
who have so far been unable to attend.
Don't forgot ti vlbit to the BOSTON
STOICK will show you the host value in
winter poods over offered to the Amer
ican public. BOSTON STOKI : ,
Fotlieringhnin. Whiteluw t Co. .
Council IUufl8 , la.
Favorable inducements will bo offered
to a few rclinblo and energetic agenfs
who will solicit for the Mutual Life In
surance company. Call on or address
i'ttsey & Thomas , Council UlulYs , district
agents for southwestern Iowa.
Domestic sean is tlio DUST ,
1IOW.MAN IS AlTOIN'TKIl.
Hut Ills Confirmation Haft Not Yet Ilcnn
Atnilo l > y tlio Senate.
The news came by telegraph yesterday
that the nprolntinent of Thomas Uowman to
the position of postmaster of Council Bluffs
had been sent to the senate. This was no
surprise to the people of the city , who have
been looking for It so long that they had al
most become tired of looking at all. The
senate has not yet confirmed the appoint
ment , but will undoubtedly no so , as the of-
flco Is not considered of enough national im
portance to demand the services of David B.
Ulll. Mr. Bowman will take the place as
soon as the appointment has been confirmed
and his commission issued. This may not
bo for ten days yet.
The question of who will bo assistant post
master has hccii asked a number tif times
recently , hut. so far as Is known , no one has
yut satisfactorily answered it. Some have
thought that the place would bo given A.
W. Uiokman , as a consolation for his Inabil
ity to cot first place through the assistance
of Mr. Bowman. Ho was asked about this
yesterday and said that ho hud no thought
of taking this plnco , nor bad Bowman of of
fering it to him , but he would remain in the
First National bank. Ho also said that ho
had not parted with Ills Interest in the
Globe and did not Intend to do so.
Chain liars' Ilnocin ? Practice.
For beginners , every Monday. Junior
class , -I p. in. ; ailtiHs , 8 p. in. Advanced
junior class every Wednesday 4 p. m.
Assemblies every Wednesday 8:110 : p. in.
His elegant academy in the Slut < ruVt-
Bon" block can bo secured , with elevator
services , for parties and miHiealos.
Apply to Mr Winters at elevator. Tlio
best of music can bo furnished for all
parties. _
Dr. .TofTi'ics' diphtheria remedy kills
diphtheria but not your child , At Davis' ,
Bcardslcy's , Dollaven's , Council Blulls ;
2101 Cuming street , Omaha.
Shakespearean entertainment at
Chambor'u academy Thursday njght ,
February 1 , by John Jay Frainov.
Tickets at Riley & Sherradan's and
Camp's drug store.
George S. Davis , proscription druggist
Mini Diet.
Frank Carroll's morals have been pro
nounced In a very bad condition , and Judge
McGco has decided to take vigorous incus-
ji'iiB with him. Since ho returned from the
Insane hospital Carroll has behaved himself
passably well , or at least has managed to
keep out of Jail. Sunday night ho went
back to his old tricks and paying a visit to
Josslo Miller , who Inhabits the "Ark" on
PIcrco strcot , proceeded , to break In the
front window. Mrs. Miller called the
police and Frank was carted off to Jail.
Ho turned up with a doleful coun
tenance yesterday iiiorulntr In police court
and explained to the Judge that ho had been
on the point of leaving Council Bluffs for
the purpose of visiting his sister , who was
anxious to see him , and if the Jutlgo would
let him go ho would nmko the visit , and a
good long one nt that , at ouco. His game
did not work , and his honor directed that ho
be tint insldo the bars of the booby. tm'.ch
and given two mcal.s u day of broad and
water for the next thirty days. It is proba
ble that ho will bu willing to go away and
stay after spending half 01 that time on iho
now diet.
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If you want cheap hard coal that will
give satisfaction , try
Southern an thraol to. J8.50 per 2,000 11)3. )
Semi-anthracite , $3.00 pur 2.00J Ibs.
OAHHON Co.u , COMPANY ,
31 1'carl ut. , Grand Hotel bldg.
Best second growth Missouri hickory
Btovewood. $2.0J per load. Leave orders
at Handle factory , Avontio A and Tenth
Btreot , or'H I'earl street. Telephone IIOO.
Unity Guild party , February 0 , Cham-
bora' hull. |
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Ask your grouor for P.iinostlo soap.
a Itullwa ) ' Company.
The first of the cases on the law calendar
was taken up for trial by Judge Tliorncll in
the district court jcstontuy , a jury being
sworn. The case was that of Michael Maloney -
loney against the Chicago & Northwestern
Hallway company. Miilonoy's ( 'rioviinco
against the company dates back to IblK ) ,
wheu ho was passing along n street In Arca
dia , la. , on a sidewalk abutting on
the property of tuo company. There
wixs a loosa board In the walk ,
and the friend he was walking with
stepped on ono end of It. The other end How
up and Maloncy , who had bin hands In his
pockets and was unable to'savo himself , fell
for six or olght feet In n horizontal direction ,
landing ou his head and shoulders ntul sus
taining novnro Injuries to the spine. Ho
wants f'i'MKK ) damngrs from the company.
The company claims that Iho fall did not InJure -
Jure him a particle. In order to determine
this essential point the court Issued nn order
yesterday requiring him to submit to tin ex
amination at the hands of competent physi
cians , who will decide whether ho was lu-
Jured or not.
CONIIMJATIUN ,
Of the C.rciU Annual Winter Snlo nt tlio
Ito.itou .Store.
The great tmlo will continue all this
week in order to give those a chance
who have HO far been unable to attend.
Don't forget a visit to the BOSTON
STOKK will show you the best value in
winter goods ever offered to the Amer
ican nubile. BOSTON STOUK ,
i otheringhain , Whltolaw & Co. .
Council BlulTs , la.
llaxo you scon the new gas heaters at
the Gas company's olllco ?
: IX HKSil.Kr.tf/
Ilalitli Aliinual Training School Nc.ir Lin
coln llntlrnly ( joiMiimcil.
M.STOI. : * , Jan. CD The Halsh manual
training school building , ono of the two
structures comprising the plant of the Ne
braska U'cslcynn university , situated at
University Place , live miles northeast of th6
Lincoln postonico , was entirely destroyed by
fire at midnight. University Place has neither
11 re department nor waterworks. Nothing
whatever was saved. The location of the
lire at its beginning , the center of the hall
on the llr.st floor , effectually cut oft access to
the principal rooms , and as iho equipment , of
the building Is principally In machinery , It
would have been Imnosslblo to save much of
that under any circumstances. The train
ing school sto.od n few hundred feet north-
cast of the main university building , and at
some distance from all other structures.
The sparks sot flro to the dry grass on the
campus , but this was easily extinguished.
No other buildings were menaced. The
burned building was erected two years ago
at a cost of $ . * > 0,000. without Its equipment of
machinery , which was worth $10,000 more.
Kaeli of the fifty students had tools and
utensils worth about S\0. ! In the drill room
and armory on the top floor there were from
IfiO to 200 muskets. The total loss therefore
is In excess of $00,000. There was no insur
ance on the building.
Kvnrnoy'h Keller Society.
KEAIISUV , Neb. , Jan. 29. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BUB. ] A Board of Associated
Charities was formed here this afternoon ,
with Charles Collard of the county poor
committee as chairman , and Ed Finch , sec
retary and treasurer. This is a consolida
tion of all individual and charitable socV tlcs
in the city , and all donations made and re
lief extended will bo through the secretary
of the board. This will thoroughly systcm-
ati/e all charitable work in the city and pre
vent impostors getting in their work or re
lief duplicated , Kearney is taking care of
her unfortunates nobly.
Injnrotl In a liunaway.
Mixnn.v , Neb. , Jan. 2 ! ' . [ Special Telegram
to TUB Ben.J In a runaway this afternoon
a farmer mimed Flood and his wife were
thrown from their wagon. Mrs. Flood was
badly injured. Doctors fear concussion of
the bain.
Ji.lX > .lS V1TV .1. 1" . A'S.
They Made Dutnamlx on Iho Itepiilillcnn
anil Democratic City Commlttm * * ,
KANSAS Cirv , Jan. 'J'J. ' A committee of the
American Protective association's local
lodges called on Frank Graham , chairman
of the city democratic central committee , to
day with a view of coming loan understand
ing with the committee concerning the
course which it was to follow In the impend
ing campaign. The American Protective
association representatives said the asso
ciation desired to serve notice on the demo
cratic committee that no Catholic who was
a candidate for olllco in the spring campaign
would receive the support of the American
Protective association , and that under exist
ing conditions the winning ticket in the
spring would bo ono composed entirely of
Protestants. Then they entered upon a
lengthy resume of the work of the American
Protective associationagainst the Catholics ,
who , , they said , were trying to obtain con
trol of the government.
Chairman Graham , In reply to the query
as to whether the democratic city conven
tion would keep nil Catholics olt the ticket ,
said that If ho went to the convention as a
delegate ho would not vote to iccep any man
from running for olllco merely because bo
was n Catholic : ' and that , on the other hand ,
ho would not 'vote to put a man on simply/
because ho was a Protestant. This was give
as tlio position the democratic city commit
tee would take on the issue presented by the
American Protective association , and by the
committee was received ns Its answer.
The same committee called on the remib-
Hcan city central committee later In the day
and made similar demands. Chairman
Walters told the committee that Mr. Daven
port , formerly mayor of the city , would head
the republican ticket and would cheese his
associates on the ticket ; that , therefore , ho
was the gentleman to see in rotrard to the
matter. With this Information the commit
tee Departed.
SS ritoji Tin ; POPULISTS.
Lateit DocnmoTTt Issued liy thn Kansas
St.tto Central Committee.
TopEK\Jan. 2'J. The executive of the
populist state central committee has issued
an address to the people of Kansas in ac
cordance ulth a resolution passed nt the
last meeting of the committee. The docu
ment , which is signed by John W. Broiden-
thai as chairman and Charles S. Davis as
secretary , would 1111 about two columns and
a half of space and is devoted to n rehearsal
of the history of the people's party in Kan
sas.
sas.Tho address denies that the people's party
has Injured the name of the state , and says
If the name of the state has been Injured
the republican papers are responsible for It.
It nays the state oillcora have been so much
abused that many people really bollovo they
are human monstrosities. Attention is called
to the populist prophecy that wheat would go
"lower , " and tlio fact that 'vhoai has gone
lower. The last half of the address Is de
voted to the present financial situation.
Did .Not I.iico I'rcoldrnt llarper'H I.return.
CiiK'Aoo , Jan. 20. Dr. P. S. ( Icnson , the
noted Baptist divine , in an Interview today ,
expressed emphatic disapproval of the log
ical theories presented In the lecture of
President Harper of the Chicago university.
President Harper is represented to have
stated that the story of Cain and Abel is a
myth , with no more truth In It , so far ns
known , than the story of the wooden horse
that figured In the capture of Troy or the
myth of the mud walls and the enterprise of
llumusnml Uomulus as connected with the
founding of Koine.
" 1 cannot understand such teachings , "
said Dr. Henson. " 1 shall ask ProAiitent
Harncr how much of his reported lecture ho ,
is willing to father. "
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The Increase In the sala of Cook's Extra
Dry Imperial Champ'ignu Is something enor
mous. Purity und superiority will tell.
llmnU anil llln Son Unlit ,
KANS\S CITV , Jan. 2t > . County Marshal
Stewart today telegraphed Chief of Police
Harrlgan of St , Louis to hold J. H. Bomls
and his son. both of the firm of J. II. Bomls
& Co. , of Jefferson ; Tex. , who were indicted
in this city Saturday upon charges pre
ferred by the National Bank of Commerce
of Kansas t.'lty of obtaining money on
"kiting" drafis , which apparently were ac
commodation dr.ifu.
As soon ns the marshal receives word from
thn St. I.QUIS authurltifs that Beinls and his
son a re held , ho will go there , anil bring
them here to answer the Indictments.
Wo heard a mechanic say that he would
not bo without Salvation Oil. It kills pulu.
ARE DIVIDED ( J | PROHIBITION
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Several Iowa Legislntorsi Prefer to Ignore
Plcdgei of TJiajr Parly.
CHAIRMAN BLYTHE-.JJLEADS FOR PEACE
l.lbcntl Klontent of HipnItcpubUcnns Quito
Heady tn Compromise , lint the Coin
\Viilrr Crowc t'ontliHics to
llcmnln Delimit.
MOIXIIS , Jan. 2'J. JfSjpoclal Telegram to
Tun Den. ] Tnu Inability of the republicans
to ngroo iipoii nny plan for modifying the
prohibitory liquor law has brought Clitiiriunn
Dly the of the state ccntr.il committee upon
the scene. Ho tells botn elements that they
mtiit wee ; Hint the faith of the party Is
pledged to plvo relief to certain sections ,
anil unless this Is donu It will surely result
disastrously in tlio near future.
Mr. Blytho fuvora the Oaten or Browcr
county option bill , but Is trying to tmrmoni/.a
the parti on the Hurali mulct bill , whicli , ni
It contains a clause suspending the present
law in municipalities where the mulut sys
tem is adopted , the llbcr.il clement is willing
to accept. The prohibitionists , however ,
led by Chairman Funk : irc defiant : ind spurn
all suggestions of a compromise. Both sides
are secretly caucusing tonltrht.
The democratic members of the legislature
In caucus tonight decided to introduce a high
license 1)111 ) with local option features.
Should this fail they will leave Uicir future
actions to bo determined by circumstance.
They hope for a division In the republican
ranks.
Grupo Grower * ' Petition Presented.
In the senate Gronoweg presented a peti
tion of the crape growers of Poltawattamlo
county , asking that the sale of wino and
similar beverages bo licensed , which was
react In full. Hills were introducedjDy FunK
to erect a monument on the site of the In
dian massacre at Spirit Lake ; by Downcv ,
prohibiting officials of the Soldiers home
from appropriating pensions of Inmates ; by
tiarst , to revise the road laws ; by Turner ,
to regulate the cancellation of morte.iges ; .
by Ycomans , authorizing the issuance of \
bonds to fund county Indebtedness.
In the house many Petitions referring to
the proposed modification of iho prohibitory
law were presented. Tlieso bills vero intro
duced : By Ulanchard , establishing uschool o
mines ; by Urlnton , abolishing county poll
tax ; by Byers , for the creation of public
warehouses and to regulate the receiving ,
weighing , Inspection and shipping of grain ;
by Hoot , to increase the governor's salary
from $ ) ,00 ( ) to $5,000 ; by Sawyer , exempting
from attachment the earnings of heads
of families ; by Snoke , makinir ihllcago
tickets on all railroads "good until used"
and transferable ; by Wllkcn , prohibiting
adulteration of baking powder with ammonia
or nluui.
The house passed the bill exempting reg
istered pharmacists from jury duty.
The house committee in the contest rase
from Jackson county has completed count
ing ballots and find that Stephens ( rep. ) is
elected by thirty-four votes over Richardson
( rtem. ) , the sitting member , and will BO re
port.
Milliner Climes Trouble.
A lively discussion took place over the
question of praying at the opening of the
general assembly. One minister said ho had
gone over to the state house three different
mornings on request ) by thosergeant-at-arms
of the senate to ofilclulo at the devotional serv
ices. Each time ho found tlio committee
had transferred the duty to an out of town
minister and ho had > lost three or four hours
of the busiest part qf his day. Just how to
remedy the matt ° r none seemed to know , a *
the committee havipg the devotional ex
orcises in charge voted to give preference to
out of town ministers when one was on
hand. No action wa.sia.lcbn' , but it will prob
ably be hoard from later.
IIATII or A
Peculiar Story lofnniloxvu Youth Who 1'ro-
furroil JJlflMiiicttt Method. ' .
DCS Moixus , .TiiniTJ [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE. ] Jesse Ray of Knoxville , the
youth who swindled the unsuspecting public
out of several thousand dollars by advertis
ing sots of china jtfiabc9 for ? l when the
ells lies only cost him a few cents , died yes
terday. The youth when flrst arrested
waived examination beloro United
States Commissioner. Mason , and was
bound over to the federal grand
jury. Ho gave bonds und returned home.
The orders continued coming in and ho resumed -
sumed lllllng them. About $000 was made In
a fortnight , when the federal authorities
again cot onto his game and ho was placed
under arrest on an additional charge. Ho
again gave th'j bonds required and was re
leased.
After his return homo ho was taitcn ill.
Ho seemed to brood over his troubles and it
is believed by his friends that this was 0110
of the main causes , of thn illness that has
just culirTflTated in death. He was only 17
years old.
( ioodulo Murder .Mystery Deepens.
CUES-TON- . , Jan. 2'J. ' [ Special Telegram
toTiir. BEE. ] Nothing now has developed
in the Goodalo murder case. It is now
stated that Kidd , one of the supposed mur
derers , can prove an alibi from the Friday
preceding the murdar until after Thursday
when the body was found. The attorney
for the defendants said yesterday that It
would be proven that neither Kidd nor Hal-
dorson wore within nine miles of the Goodalo
residence on Sunday when the crime was
supposed to have been committed. Kidd
made u statement today in which ho tells
where ho was on Sunday.
The ease is becoming more complicated
every day , and the public is noout ready to
bollovo that neither Balderson nor Kidd
committed the murder. J'ho grand Jury
will meet tomorrow and both men will ba
placed on trial at onco.
Kobbern 1'olli'd by it l < ° alchul Do ? .
CitEsroN. la , Jan. 'JO. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BBC. ] Last evening two masked
men with cocked revolvers entered the homo
of James Hyan In the eastern part of this
city and presenting them at Mrs. Ryan's
head demanded that she give tnem all the
money andivnluables In the house. Their ap
pearance and demand so completely un
nerved the lady that she was unable to re
ply. Just then a largo Newfoundland dog
entered the room and when one of the men
again demanded the money and valuables It
sprang at one of the men's throat , which so
frightened them that they beat a hasty re
treat no richer than when they entered.
llurrlton County J.lhelMilt .Settled.
DI-.NI.U' , la. , Jan. 20. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE. ] The flrst libel case over tried
tn Harrison county was sqttled late tonight at
Logan by the Jury returning a verdict of ac
quittal for the defendant , j. H , IHircull of
the Dunlap Reporter. The complainant was
J. C. MeCabo of thujxig.tn Observer.
The ease was hotly ( tmtestud. It was the
outgrowth of an cdllurljil In Iho Dunlap He-
porter during the latOi campalzn charging
AlcCabo with havuigKtiMveled under an
alias aud being u dcHurlcv from the army.
AiH'.iultoil mi kiiMtliluv r/wyiT.
'
Sioux CITV , Jan. 80. ' [ Special Telegram
to TUB OKB. ] F. Mr Amos , a liveryman who
claims to have been' ' brb'wbeatcn on the wit
ness stand by Lawyer P. B. Kohlnson , waited
on the street for Kobl.fson to con.o from his
ofllco today , and tUsuultcd him. Robinson
was knocked down , ( ; nij | Amos'then nearly
stamped the lifeoutjof | | im , Tonight Hob-
Inson Is In u critical condition , anil It Is
feared \villilieas there are evidences ' .hat
his skull is fractured. , Amos gave himself
up and la In jail.
, Mlm , il IIU Utbliit Inn Hit Illi I'rlniul.
CAHSOX , la. , Jan. i'J. [ Special to Tan
BUB.Vhllo ] a youuif man named Simius
and John Wilson were hunting Sunday ,
Slmms , In attempting to shoot it rabbit , shot
Wilson In the hcnd , nook an , ! hand. How
b.tdlyYllson is Injured cannot yet ba de
termined. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mipreimt ( .miri < i-mtnim.
DBS MOINRS , Jan. "U. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bun. Supreme court decisions :
Klir.-iboth Sust , appellee , again tt Isaac \Vual
and Florence West , appellants , Dcoatur dis
trict , anirmrd. Webster ( jrubcr Marble
company' ) appellant , against Mary Dry-
ilon ct nl , Louisa illstnct , nnirmcd
State against C' > rusir * Ilium and
D.U'IdOretfory , appellants , MahasK.i district ,
anirni"d. The National Htnlo tunic ol at ,
appellants , against C' . F. lloesch & Sou ct nl ,
Dos Mollies district , nlllrme.l. George
Phelps , appellant , agalnn the district town
ship of Summit ct at , O'Brien district , nf-
tinned. Arehiot'osurr against the city of
Ccntcrvlllc , appellant , App.inoojo district ,
reversed. W. J. ' Dysart , administrator ,
acnlust Joseph Furrow , nppsllnnt , Titm.t ills
trlct , reversed.
xnr.t. i.MJ. .
Colorado' * l.pKlnlntnrn ( liliidlns A. way with
Nil l'ro | iort of Adjournment.
Dr.xvr.ii , Jan. 29. In the liouso today a
petition from the miners' union ot Cripple
Creek was road , coiiimcndlng tha governor
for calling an uxtra session of the legls-
laturo and requesting the passage of meas
ures creating the county of Cripple Creek ,
amending trust deed and attachment laws
and m a kin ; , ' eight , hours a legal day's work.
The bill amending the Justice court at
tachment laws c.inio up for n third reading.
This allows attachments to be issued only
on the grounds of fraud , when the defend
ant Is a foreign corporation , and for labor
performed. The hill passed without n dis
senting vote.
i'lio committee on fees and salaries roc-
ommenucd that the bill which provides for
a reduction of the salaries of legislators
from $ per day to $ . " > ho laid on the table ,
for the reason that It ill a not come under
the governor's call.
Governor Wulto has prepared his message
to the senate In answer to the petlt'on of
that body for executive Interference In the
adjournment deadlock. The dccumont ad
ministers some sharp robiiKcs for what his
excellency looks upon as a course more nota
ble for thn mulico than the consistency dis
played.
The governor states that ho docs not feel
Justllled in mtcrfoHtnr unless requested to
do so by the lower house. Intimatlnir that
the latter body is the only one of the two
that hat shown nay Inclination to respect
and observe the laws.
In reference to the assertion that the
senate cannot , or will not. transact nnv bus
iness , the governor calls attention to the
eagerness with which the appointments ho
sent In Friday were acted upon , though , In
his opinion , there is a grave doubt as to the
authority of the senate to ufltrm or reject
nny appointments at n special ses-iion not
called for that particular purpose. Ho
makes a few other points of miner interest ,
but the fact that the senate has shown Its
willingness to do business under some cir
cumstances is civen as bin main reason for
refusing to adjourn the legislature.
It Wilt Iko I'M I r mill VViiriner lliruuQliont
Ncbniski Today.
WASHINOTOX , Jan. 29. Forecasts forTncs-
day ; For Nebraska Falrjwarmer in eastern
portion ; south winds.
For Missouri and Kansas Fair ; slightly
warmer.
For Iowa F.ir ; south winds.
For South Dakota Fair , followed by-
local snows Tuesday afternoon or night ;
southeastern winds , shifting to north ;
warmer In eastern and colder In western
portion.
For Colorado Fair ; slight chanees in
temperature during the day ; probably
colder Tuesday night ; west winds.
I. oral Kccord.
OmcnoFTiin WCVTHCH Btmutu , OMAHA ,
Jan. ! ! ! ) . Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall comparcJ with corresponding day of
past four years :
180-1.1803. 1802. 1891.
Maximum toinporaturn 23 8 = 4HO HOC
Minimum temperature. O * D = 311 = 23O
AvcrnsotaniDeraturo. . 12 2 = 30 = 20O
Precipitation . 00 ,0'J .00 .28
Statement showing the condition of tem
perature anil precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March 1 , 18D3 :
Normal tcmpor.ituro . ISO
llullcloncy for tlio duv . ( ic
Deficiency since Mnrch 1 . 30 °
Normal precipitation . 02 Inch
Deficiency for tlio day . 02 Inch
Deficiency Mince March 1 . 0.41 Inches
* b lo\vjrero.
Kejioiti ruin Other Stutliint nt 8 P. M.
A
STATIONS
Pi
3
Omaha S3 .00 CIpar.
Kearney 48 .00 Clear.
North Pintle. . , ' .00 Clear.
Valentine 'Vii .00 Clear.
Chlcntro : is Clear.
St. Louts Sll Cloar.
St. Paul 10 Clear.
Davenport li ! in .01 Clear.
KnimaH City. . . . 30 H2 .uo Cloir.
Denver r > 4 im Clear.
Salt I.alto City. . 30 4S
KapldClty 32 4U .00 Part cloudy.
Helena iU ! ilH .12 Snow.
Hlsmarck ID " Clear.
St. Vincent 1 "o Clear.
Clicyunnn 44 co .0(1 ( Clear.
Miles City li- au .01 Snow.
Ualvcaton liM ns .00 Clear.
"T" Indlc.itoH triic-e. Mlelow 7oro.
K llu.xr , r.ociil Forecast Official.
JIU1EF3.
Ilonry Paurs of Ilurlmnk , O , , Is reported to
have been murdered In 1'loildn.
Irn Kills , postmaster nf Dublin , I ml. , has
disappeared und It Is supposed that he hay
committed Milclde.
The anniversary of the admission of Kansas
Into tlio union was cclohrutod nt Tnjtrka
yesterday by the young republicans of that
state.
The Chicago Dally News says that 1,000 sa
loons liuvo gone out ot business during the
past three months , owing to the financial de
pression.
Dordec , Mills & Co. , retail dry goods dealers
of 1'corln , In the circuit court yesterday on-
toit'd fourconfubilons of judgment , ngiicgut-
AlonzoT. llnrlow , president of tbo St. Louis
Men-hunt's exchange , Is lying at his homo In
Aliis'.vli-lc. Mo. , critically 111. Ills life Is de
spaired of ,
John CostPllo of IMHsbnrg shot Ids wife
and 10-yeur-old daughter last night because
they IUIIIIIM ! tohlcop In the hoiibO with him.
Itotn will probably dlo.
A. I' . Kalian , city agent of the Chicago Great
Wcstem load , Is missing , and It U snld lie hus
loft behind him n llminclul vacancy which It
will take J2.HOO to fill.
The wholesale grocery firm of S. ICanffman
& Co. of Fort Hcott , Kan. , mudu an assignment
to John Allen. The liabilities are not known ;
ussuts estimated at I40.00U.
AtTlllln , O. , last night , a young nmn nnmod
Sharp shot and filially Hounded Ml > s Klttlo
1C less und then killed himself. Sharp wus In
love with Miss Kloss , butbho hud tufunod him ,
William II. I.UIIKO , aged UO , ono of the host
known teul estate unents of St. Louis , died
yesterday under such pueullar clrcumstuncos
that a coroner's Inquiry Into the mutter Im *
been 01 doted.
J , V. Skiff , superintendent of thodcpnrtmont
of minus und mining ut tlm World's fair , has
buon Nulecled us the pormunont director In
chlof of the Columbian musuum ut Chicago at
JO.OOO a year.
A sensation bus been created by the discov
ery that thu American Protective association
recoids , containing the mimes of nil thu mum -
burs In IIimlliiKton , Im ! . , have been aolen
from the lodgcroom.
Karly yesterday moraine burglars entered
the Hun Antonio ft Aranitis Pass olllecs at
Koekdulu , Tox. , undJiiudu iinattuck upon the
biife. An urrlvlng fiulght train caused them
to cut shot t their ullorts.
O , W. Leech , n woallhy mining man , wus
found dead In his room at the Holbrooke
hoiiio at UruMt Valh-y , Cul. , yesterday , having
luon : Uhphyxlutud by gus which ho fulled
prnpurly to turn off on lutlllng.
William IHckmun , an uinmplnyod workman.
cicutcd u.\cliuimml In Ihu Cincinnati city hull
yuhtuiduy In front of the mayor's olllco by
unury ( iireiiiH to gut OVPII with the mayor by
thn u > o of dynamite , Uo wus urrehtud.
A special Mom llunton , Mo. , buys ! Clmrlos
Owuns , living nuar Uluhlhtadt , Ucnarjtuil with
inuidurlnK his wlfn und child Sunday and jiut-
tlng flro lo his house. Owuiij U under uncit
and Is bulng cloioly guarded for feur of lynch
ing.
ing.ChurlcH llrol.r , grocery clerk , lust night
called , it H21 MudUun slu-el , Ht. l.ouls. nul
iislitMl to HL'O Mlxs lliTtha Unnuliu. A few mln-
utvs utter hulng hhuwn to bur loom suveial
hhou weru heaid. Investigation nhowed .Miss
lluneki ) wiihdoud und tha niun wits wounded ,
having two iotol\cr bulluu In his head.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Ory for
Pitcher's Gastoria.
Ghildreii Cryfosf
Pitcher's Castoria.
lit 1MT "I1 TI'tlMPrx
ALL hi.ib . iLRNhl )
Lund of the Pharnolis ( in Objaot of Interna
tional Solicitude.
ANNEX \TION BY ENGLAND TALKED OF
Sultan Ccnfmrcft thn ICIioillvo for HI * Stib-
inlnlon Yuiinir Abiliil'o Attlliido .Still
Shown ll | < Aversion tit HrllMl tn-
torluronco A ( Iriivo sltuiitloo.
LONDON , Jan , 20. A dispatch to the Dally
News from Vienna says Sultan Abdul tlainld
commented sharply on the khoi'.lvo's atti
tude toward Great IJrifiln , and said 1C
Abbas had any complaint to make ho should
have forwarded It to his sovereign , who. If
he saw lit , would have communicate ; ! with
Iho British ambassador.
A Cairo dlsp itch to the Times says the
khcalve's order terminates an nlnrmlni * In
cident. It was at one tliuo a question
whether any of the Drltlah officers would
continue to servo In the K/yptlan army.
The khedlvo's mlnUtcr * and the representa
tives of foreign nations all felt the gravity
of Introducing political animus into the
Mussulman army oflleored by a handful of
Unions. The khedlvo , finding himself un
supported , wisely accepted the urgent ad
vice of Kla Pasha aud complied with the
Hrltish demands.
The opinion is now frcnly expressed that
England , in ordcrto insure public tranquilIty -
Ity In tigypt , should have required a satis
factory Kti.it anty against the posslblo recur-
rcnco nf such playing with the lire. Public
feeling has become still more unsettled.
The khedlvo's order is addressed to
Colonel Kitchener , adjutant general of the
I&ypilau in my , and savs he reiterates his
solicitude and ( food will for the army , and Is
happy to record the services of its Uritlsh
olllccrs.
Tn lie nf Anncxllif ;
The Calrocorrcspondcnt of the ' 1 olcpraim
says that In best informctt circles the be
lief is general that the unpleasant incident
Is not closed. On the contrary , the situa
tion is regarded as very ( rravu because the
khcdivo'H submission is considered to prove
his unbcndlnc hostility toward Knglamt.
Indeed , adds the correspondent , many per
sons declare annexation of ICfryptor the
deposition of Abbas may cnsiio unless the
hhedivo , In a further iipoutancous apology ,
consents to bo guided In future by English
advisers.
From remarks 'of irresponsible
ofllciuis , nays the Telegraph's dispatch , it
supposed ( ireat Uritain Is meditating the
adoption of severe measures for the asser
tion of its authority. From successive In
terviews had with his ministers the corre
spondent says ho has every reason to be
lieve the khedlvo U in an unyielding mood
and that he Is resolved to thwart England.
He hopes in this way to Increase his per
sonal prestige. Ho fortillcs himself with
the thought that If things conic to the worst
ho can but retire , like his grandfather did ,
upon his private fortune.
ciiw or T\viNri-ipJVij LOST.
ISrltUIi Ilurlc Pnrtiirrurk Wrecked Olf tlio
Iriih Const.
DTOMN , Jan. 2'J. ' A dispatch from Traleo
announces the wreck of the bark I'or-
tarrock , Captain Fortes , and the drowning
of all her crow , numbering twonty-llvo
men.
men.Tho
The Portarrock was on a voyage to Queens-
town and Antwerp , and when last heard of
was in Braden bay , near Tralee , in a dis
tressed condition. She reported that her
provisions had run short on the passage and
some of the crow were sick from exposure
and lack of nourishment.
CZAIt IS SICK.
Suffering from hevoro CompllcntloiiB of n
Hud Attack of Influenza.
ST. PCTEUSIIUKO , Jan. 29. The czar Is suf
fering from a sovereottack of Influenzabron
chitis and inflammation of the lungs. The
lower part of his right lung is inflamed and
his temperature Saturday night was 103 ° .
Franco Increasing Import Uutlox.
Pints , Jan. 29. The government has noti
fied the customs committee of its intontlo-i
to introduce a bill raising the import duty
on wheat to 7 francs , and also raising the
duty on flour proportionally. In addition
prain will noi bo allowed in bonded ware
houses for over a year , and the temporary
admissions must pay interest at the tate of
5 per cent. The increased duties on wheat
and flour will bo levied , the day the measure
Is presented to the Chamber ( if Deputies ,
and the increase In the duties thus collected
will bo returned If the measure Is rejected
by the Chamber.
Ilcil ri > iin \ \ u veil /urleli. .
ZURICH , Jan. 29. This city has been the
scene of u serious riotous demonstration. A
bond of anarchists carrying red and black
flags marched to the Italian consulate aud
affixed the former to the escutcheon over
the door. The police interfered and a riotous
scene followed , during which a severe strug
gle between the representatives ot the au
thorities and the rioters took place. Many
pcoulo were wounded on both sides , and six
teen of the prominent rioters wore arrested.
Wiintou liiirclur * In American Legation.
KcMii , Jan. 29. It was discovered this
morning that burglars broke open the safe
of the American legation und not finding
any valuables In sight they wrecked the
room In which the safe was kept , broke the
Dust of Washington which stood in a corner
A Weak
strange as it may seem , is caused
from a lack of that which is
never exactly digested /at. The
greatest fact in connection with
appears at this point it is/ ; - / / )
digested /at and the most
weakened digestion is quickly
strengthened by it.
The only possible help
in Consumption is' the
arrest of waste and re
newal cf new , healthy
tissue. Scoffs Emulsion
has done wonder sin Con-
sumplionjust this way.
nl l-v flrnit , \ llomio , N. Y , Allirn ) rl > l > .
Daly blemlnlipii , pimple * , ml , rough bundant
, . fallliiK liiilr iireuuud ly C'uil
> 'AV1M ? ' 11" " * > " * ' ' " " 'I < if Mine cUn
' -JyCTy sVj I'lirifylCK ' nnil ln-aiililinn ; tonp ,
t S&JY Ivj i' * " l"irt' t uii'i ' medcit
cT3Ar""H i'f lolU'l nil niirriT } ' > ca's | Onlj
vETxiuiV' cur" for pliMiln lii'cau eonl > pro
scnlUo nf Inilkniiuutlou and tlou
jln" " ' tlitioiea , tiol.l exerj where.
of the rjotn , burned all the papers they
could In. , thrlrhaml.s on and destroyed the
vulnnoto llbinrof the loRatlon. There U
no tr.ico of the burglars.
ri.OHiit )
What Ihn Itiuli Ant of u ( Irrnmn Jinleo In
thn Cninrroons < 'o t.
Ltvnnroou Jan. ' .ML Details of an out
break In the German Cameroon * have been
received hero. The trouble Is said to have
been caused by the llogfflntr of the wives of
thb native soltllors.by order of the governor.
The IXibomoyans wont to tbo government
house , at llcrltovvn ami .shot the juileo dead.
The niuttncors tralnoil the mastery over the
Germans , who lied to their irunlio.ita. The
mutineers tb n scl/cd 1,6'JO ' mafjazlno rlllc.i
and fXUOO ) rounds of ammunition.
Ill thn ( lei li\lll : llvtelntuj.
BRIIMM , Jan. CO. The KoIchstaR has up-
proved the extension of the German-Span *
Ish commercial treaty. Tlio RelchstiiR
today bfffftii the debate on the government
proposals to reform the imp r'al ' finances ,
AmoiiK tha speakers were Horrcn I.leber.
Mldticl and othcra. Thodcluto llnallv ad
journed.
HANSOM DEAD.
KueelviMl In a I'lcht With u Tlilol
Teriiuii.ite I'n tn 11 v.
William 1C. Uansoiu , for many years a pri
vate detective in the service of the Union
Paclllo r.Ulwny , died last evening at St.
Joseph's hospital.
In December Ktnsom was sent to Wahoo
to run down a gang of robbers who had
been breaking into freight cars and stealing
merchandise. On lliciilghtbaforoCtirlstmas ,
while ho was watching in the yards , ho saw
a man coming out of a car and opened lire.
In a hand-to-hand st'iillle thai followed Ran
som was hurled to the ground , his head
Btrililng the end of n tie. The fall Injured
his brain so that ho lost his reason and hU
condition then became critical.
Ho was about ! t. " years of ago and leaves a
wife but no children. IIo was a member of
the order of Knights of Pythias.
: for the Hold .Men.
SAUDA , Colo. , Jan. ' " . ) . K A. Thayer ,
chairman of the general committee of the
National Hotel Men's association , has Issued
a call for a meeting of th.u committee at thu
Brown P.iluco hotel , in Donvcr , February 0 ,
for the purpose of completing arrangements
for entertaining the National Hotel Men's
association , which will meet In Dourer , May
10.
I' ' | > V ; l .
DETUOIT. Jan. 20. Murphy , \Vasoy & Co. '
big chair factory resumed work today with
Its full force of hands , numbering , after
having been Hhut douu since Chrislinas.
Thi ! Detroit Stove works , now employing
a third of the regular force , will st.irt full
blast shortly.
SulTorlnir nnil Debility I2iiile.il by Intelligent
Treatment.
OnstSwcnson. n iiropurly owner , lives at fill )
S. Hid stieut. Ho has llvo 1 font teen years lu
Omaha ami Is npnttorn-mnkor with I'a-ctou A.
Ylurlln' { . 1'or u lon time ho sulleruii from
catarrh of HIK stoiiiiieh and bowels. I.'itoly
he has boon tryliu the Conoland fc Kbapard
system of tro.itmont , und , In spiukin of the
excellent result * , s\ys :
MK. OUST PUANPON.
With Uiixton , t Vlorllntr.
"Yes , I hud oat-irrh of the stoinucb nn-1 bowels -
ols In a suuted for.n , but It hud hccoims irruut-
ly nirisr.ivuted just uufuro 1 bosun truut-iient
with Dr. Shepiml. It hud got so my stomach
refused feud und I hud no inoroiipnotlto limn
u man In Iho hcut und delirium of typhoid
fovor.
"Tho trouble Hceined tnbas'nwltli ' cutnrrhal
matter comln ; Into thu thio.itIn tlmo thu
euUirrh cot down to mv Htomuuli und bowels.
My foo'l would sour , f bolulio I BUS or u thin ,
sour llulM. I ulunysfelt bilious ; hii'l a nistv :
t.istnlnmy mouth and my foimno would bo
coiited.nolf plastered ovei wlthyollow iiolHon.
"I had much illstiess nil through thobowols.
There auomo I to be u chronic Inllummutlon
nndsorciiD'-H there. My bowels suomcd to net
hard tinil stllf und so sere that , ut times , thov
P'.ine.l mo lli.n ; i boll. Of course I had to out.
und 1 did cit , but It did mono coo.I , I was
ruplflly fiilllnx when Dr. Sliopiird took me In
charge , l.'mler hl.s caiu I noon HIW that I was
com I UK around u aln nil il.ht. The whoio
trouble Is entirely none. M v disease 1ms been
mastered. My Impioveimmt bo.'iin with my
first troiitmont und continued without nny
backset , until 1 am now entirely well. "
Ontsldo n ? Omaha ,
Tlio system ol mull Irnumeiit purmioit liy
uH cuuriintuc * tlio mime cllVctlvn rnaults tu
thoKC who ( IfiHlrn to Mihmlt their cnxea
lliroiicU norr 4i nili > nuo us to tliogo who
coino to thn oilier , nnil lit the sumo price.
Symptom blanks Hcnt to till nii
Miiecl.il blank fur nmn mid women.
DRS. COPEUN1) ) & SIIEPARD ,
ItOOMS nil AND 313 NRW YOI'C MFC-
UUIIjDINU. OMAHA. NKR
Officelionrs-'J to 11 n. in.to 5u. in. : 7 to 8 p.
in. Sunday 10 u. tn. to 13 in.
Buy 5S7 ? " MEATS
If you want first-class meats , fresh every
day , and If you want to buy thum ut the very
lowest prices , tty 1'oUorny'n Now .Mont Mur-
ket , 33i : Broad.ly. Compare these prices with
the prices you have houn paying :
Roast Beef , from Oo to Oa
Sirloin Stia't , fiom. . lOo to I'-'o
Porterhouse Steak , Irani lOo to l-'o !
Round Steak , from 80 to
Rib and Chuck Ktcak , from Oo to
Hoilimr Beef , from ! ) c to Oo
CornoJ Ueef , from 4o to Ita
Clods ( boneless ) ( in
Pork Chops llu
Pork Hulls lOo
Salt Pork KM
All kinds Mutton , from f > o to lOu
All kinds Veal , from 7o to li.'o
Pork Sausngo , from So to lOo
California Hams Tu
Bacon VJifi
l.arU , from Bu to 1-
Poultry , ( iiinio mill i'lsh always on huiul.
Kie.sli uoods ill low m lees.
A F. POKORNY ,
333 BROADWAY.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS !
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ivHiioimlblo inrty lifivhiK utrmt $1,001)011 ) cattli
capll'il to liiveul hi milk unit liiillurd.ilry Inejn-
jiinciluu wlt'i poultry , lieu und iri'n < ral | > .iuturn
biiHlm-Hs , About I.AOOnereH , inoHtly npl.iiiil IIIH-
tnro. nliout' . ' mil JS fron I'r.iicll lUiiiM ami . >
miles fro n Oinahi eltv llmltn. Wnll f nui".l and
water plimly unit uimvonlunt I'l ' oauh of ,1 cmelon-
nruu. ( lou.l. coinfurtabl.i il-room home and cued
barn , liojr ( mil chlohcn IIOIIWH. Inijnlru of f. I" .
JudMon. ul. . ) Ulli u\cuuu , of 'li'd UruuUw.iy , Council
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o YOU know tint Bay i Jims mvo
cliolcn bargains hi rult uu4 varJoa
ItilB city ?
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cleaned , t'A llurku , at T.tylor'a erojjry , Jl )
IISTHAOT.S and liuim. Kurui and elty protmrl
bouphi and Hold 1'uucy & TUo'jiuCoiinu. .
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