lllh UAl.UiDAILY Hhh : UUDMSMUY. I'H-MUMIY II , [ 891.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL IIU'IT-
01 ntr.l NO. 12 I'BAtlt , S
Cilluici"1yrnirlcr to nny partof the city
II.V TILTON - Manager
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v/.vr/o.v.
Boston Store Linens , towels , muslins.
Ladles auxiliary No 17 , Union Veteran
league , will moot with Mm. Kmlcrton
Tliursdnv nflcrnoon , February It. nt her
homo on Klchtli street nnd Avenue , T ,
A mcotlnp of tlio Hoard of Health Is
fconkcd for this evening , nt which time an
other contract nil ! bn mnno with some
physician for the care of smallpox patients
Tlmro will bo n mncitliitt of the Woman's
Christian Tempcrando union 'Jhutsday
nftr-rnoon nt 2U : ; ) o'ulock nt the homo of Mrs
X 1C. Slotldnrd. Second incnue. Members
nnd friends Invited.
The funeral of the Into Alarv T IJurnn will
tnko place from her residence , 1O.T ! Stutsman
treot , todav nt 210 : ! ) > , in Services con
ducted by Mrs. U , I1 Harvey , Inspirational
iprnker , of Mnquokctn , In.
Word was received from Ncoln yesterday
mornlntf thut the llrm of Herman & Lubv ,
clothiers , had mada an usslirnmrnt to J ( !
Baids'ev. It Is said that the creditors will
not reallro 2.1 cunts on the dollar.
Madam C'lenrer of Milwaukee , who is
visiting friends in the city , will plvo an ex
hibition of her r.italcptlc powers Thuisdny
afternoon for the bencllt of a few friends ni
the homo of Mrs Ulcason on Glen avenue.
The Koblnson concert nt the Uroadvvay
Methodist church last evening in the In
terest of the pipe organ fund was a decided
Bticcess in nil icspccls. The attendance was
very largo and a line program was brilliantly
rendered.
\Vlmt Horn It Mni = ?
That was the question asked by rflmost
every person that passed the Boston Store
two weeks ago.
The cause of It was the arrival of Iho first
lot of our wall paper stock , consisting of nil
grades of paper hangings from Ihe brown
backa to Iho silk papers. Lasl season we
Bold almost every roll of paper wo had In
the place , and slart In this season with a
much larger and finer line than over , as
well as by far the largest stock and lowest
prices In the city ,
Read the following list of prices :
Brown backs , 3c.
White blanks , V4c. - '
While blank mlcos , G'&c. '
White blank gills , 7c and Sc.
Full gilt and bronzes , lOc , 12jC , 15c.
Embossed gilt , 17e.
These papers are all slralght goods and
bought from the combination , but that makes
jio difference lo us. Wo sell wall paper
Eiuno as dry goods small profits and largo
sales.
P. S If you want any pdpcrlng or pilnt-
Ing done do not fall to glvo us a chance lo
furnish an cstlmale. We have engaged Uloss
Bros , lo do our papering and palming this
season , and their name Is enough to satisfy
you thai everything done will be first-class.
All our work guaranteed.
BOSTON STORE ,
Fothorlngham , Whllolaw & Co. ,
1 401-105 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
I'l'.lltiUNA L I'AK.I (111.11'Jll , .
T. Li Smith has been suffci Ing for several
days with a scvcic attack of iticnmalism.
Mrs. ,1. O. Wttdsworth and J. II. Sims have
gone to Lincoln , Isob , where they will take
part In .1 conceit tills evening.
W. B. Heed , who Is in DCS Moincs attend
ing the mooting of the county trcasuioisof
Jown , will visit Ills old home in Mount Vcr-
non , O , before reluming.
Itllcj .t bhurradiiii dosing Out.
Wo arc going to close out our art store , anil
for Iho puiposo of doing it In tlio least pos
sible tuna will cut in the middle prices of all
Roods. Tube paints , Co , sable biushcs , 5c ;
S0o ! moldings , lOo ; Me moldings , 25o , ami all
other moldings made intoftamcs nt just half
cost of moldings ; piclurcs , ftamcd and unframed -
framed , placqucs , nil kinds of at list inatcii-
als at Just half price. Stock invoices iioailv
15.000 and Is the finest in the west. Wo
mean business and will close it out at half
price. Frames made up at once by
Dcst framcmaltcr in the west.
A big consignment of the finest well
paper just received tit Miller's , U Ktrrl
street , from 4 cts. a roll upnunU Now
patlerns.
t Domestic soap Is the best.
No Scttlcinriit AViis Miule.
W. J. Carroll , ropicsentln ? the Union Pa
cific Knllwiiy company , ( lied a demurrer
yesterday In the case of the Sandwich Alan-
ufactutlng company ngatnst John Grant
The latter vvas plaintiff in the cnso of Grant
against the Union Pacific , lu which ho tried
to collect $ UO,000 for pcisnmtl injuries vc-
. .cclvedvlille working for the company.
After four oi flvo trials In the United States
courfs It was still undecided , und a loport
was ch diluted fiom the ofllco of the com
pany's attorneys in this city thut a settle
ment , liatl been nprecil upon by vvhioh Grant
\vnatolmvo $1.000 and dismiss tlio caso.
As soon ns this report was started the S.iml-
\\Ich Manufactuiing' company cominonccd
tirocccalnps ngalnst Grant ami ( ruuilshcd
the Union 1'aclllo to the amount of some-
thine Illio $800 , on account of n judgment
obtained by them nvvay back in IbST In Ne
braska. > Jovv Can oil comes Into court anil
Jllcs an nflld.ivit In which hu bavs that thoic
has never been any settlement of the old
case , on account of the refusal of Grant's
Attorneys to the proposition made by thu
company. Ho accoullngly wants tlio gin-
Jihhnieiit proceedings dismissed.
1,000 hot bed Bash , glared and ready for
use. made by the Council Bluffs I'alnt , Oil
and Glass Co. , at prices to suit the limes.
Out of town customers save money and get
prompt attention. Masonic Icmplo building.
Ladles , it you deslro absolute peace In the
kitchen ask your grocer for J. 0. lloffmayr
A. Go's Fancy Patent Flour. Trade mark
llluo Iloostor.
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Dr Iloller.hoincopath , 810 First avc. Tel. 35.
Everybody knows Davis sells drugs.
I.lttlo Ilopo for the
B. It. Wailsuiutli has loturncU fro in DCS
Molncs , vvhcro ho went to attend the session
' for the purpose of trilntf
to'tiiiglneor the bill tlnough wiiloh Is In-
tciulvd to legullzo the oxcusslvo tax low
imido bthn county Hoard of Supcrvlsois
luvotal jonisitKo. iintl for which u suit is
now pending lu the dlstilct court , with Shea
ft Galvin as plaintiffs. Ho states that tlio
fifteen members of the Judiciary committee ,
lo which the bill was rofuiicd. tire all
lawyers , raid ns Itiwyois tire noted for stick-
Ins by ono nnother In alTuIrs of this kind , ho
docs not look for anything fnvoiublo to bo
tluno , particularly In view of Iho fact that
the irmjoi Ity of the comnilttco Is niado up of
republicans , wlillo the request for the
pussipoof thu bill comes from a doniociatlu
county unit fiom u democratic board. Them
Is u precedent for ttio passai-o of suuh a
ipoclul luw , however , uiul tie has hopus.
1'oiiltry i\hlblt. :
The Western Iowa Poultry association will
Isold Its flrbt annual session , commencing
R Wednesday , February 14 , and lasting four
days , at 335 Ilroadway , About COO birds
will bo. on exhibition from all parts of west
ern Iowa. A prize of J5 will bo given the
owner of the largest and best exhibit , am )
Ilist , second and third premium cards will
bo awarded other exhibits.
, A k ycur grocer tor Domestic soap.
ContitKloiis
The following uses of contagious diseases
were ropoi ted ycstord.iv :
Measles-Coin , Staploton , I02i > liroatlwar :
Walter Whitman , HIT Curtis : lU Heed
121 UluITi Stella Glddliitts , corner Ilriuut
-nil Vine streets : Mury I'urcell , til ! ) North
EizlithBtioot.
ChlcUenpox Iwirson , 2001 South Kleventli
street.
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Fresh bread , 3 loaves ( or lOe , at Uro\vu'n
D. 0. I ) .
Fresh bread. 3 loaves ( or lOc. at lirowu'u
C. O. U. _ _
Domestic soap la tb best , JJliLlvJ
ATPincrnAiT rnnvriT TIT nrro
NEnS rROM COLNCIL BLUFFS
Spencer Smith Wins His Suit Against the
UriJge Motor Company ,
GETS JUDGMENT FOR FIFTEEN THOUSAND
Money Win IlnUi il to Aid 1111 loita Com
pany mill llirn .tnilgiu'd lo IWI
Corporation-L'oiirt lloldi
'Dili ? , ot I. < Rill.
The motor company has another black
010. Judge Dounict icndercJ a decision
itstcrday In the case of Spinier Htnllh
against tlio Omaha .1 Council Bluffs
company , and In it ho followed almost
tically the line of reasoning as fovui I in the
recent decision of Judge MtQso of the su-
peHor " court , i evoking the compjny's cnar-
tor.Vhllunot qulto so sweeping in Its in-
tuio as the other decision , from thu fact
that the amount of propcity involved is not
so great , it will cost the motor company per
haps fcJO.OOO before the case Is Ilinlly dis
posed of , In tlio event of Judge Decincrs de
cision being sustained bv thu supiumu com t
In 1880 the voteis of Pottawattamle
county voted to assist the Omaha & Council
HlulTs UrlJgo company , as organbcd under
the laws of Iowa , In bulldiii > ; tlio tnldgo be
tween the two cities with a Ci-mlll tax for
the vcars 1SST and 18S3 The amount thus
tcall/cd , about $30.0JO , was pnJovortoJ.
11. Mlllaid. the licasliror of tlio company ,
and with It and several bundled thousands
or dollars of boiiowcd money the company
pi acceded to erect thcbtlugc. In 1887 , ue-
foic thu bridge had been built , the companj
bearing tlio same name ns the Iowa coinjnti }
was Incorpoi.itoU umlcr the laws of Nu-
braska , ami on May II of that jc.ir a con-
trict was entered into between the two
companies by which the Iowa corpouition
assigned to tlio Nebraska corporation the
tax money it was lo ici-cive , ami leased to
the Nebraska corpoiatlon for a tcim of
ninety-nine ycMis all lights ana franchises
granted by the charier of 1SM5 The Iowa
corporation In exchange icccivcd one-half of
the stock of the Nebraska corporation ,
amounting lo $750,000. All Iho vvotk that
was uonc. was done by the Nebraska corpor
ation. Less than a jc.ir ago a Inigc
number of taxp.ijc'is of the city assigned
their claims to bponccr Smith , who com
menced a suit in the district ' .ouit to it-cover
the lax money they had voled and paid to
assist the Iowa coiioiation | in uofng the
work Ihat had been done by that of Ne
braska.
RULKD OUT BV THE COURT.
The case was tiiul bofoio Judge Decmcr
several months agoand yesterday a decision
was icndered by him which completely
knocks out the motor company In cvoiy rm-
tluular The law prov Ides , ho say- ! in sub
stance , that a tax of not to exceed G per cent
011 the assessed valuation of Iho ptopetty in
any city ot moro than ft.OOO population maybe
bo voted to assist any coiporallon organi/cd
under the stale laws in tlio election of a
blidgo , one or both of .Those ends test on
Iowa soil. The law not only piovidcs that
this must bo voted to an Iowa corporation ,
but must be paid to it as well. The Intent
of the legislature vvas to limit aid to the
rorpoiatlons over which the state had in-
iiulsitoiial and visitoiial povvcis The de-
lendant only claimed to have the right to
the money by vliluo of thu contract , so that
thu whole matter resolved Itself into two
questions : Fust , was tlio tax valid ( ami
second , can a foioign coiporation icceivo
money which was voted to a homo coipoia-
tioni
In the decision occius the following state
ments : " 'It was evidently not the intention
of the legislature to allow a homo coipoia-
tion to oiganbo mcicly tor the purpose of
petitioning aid and then , before doing any
thing , to assign tlio benefits tbui obtained
to un outside corporation over vvhicli the
statu would have no power of taxation or
visitation , for this would bo giving aid to
the outside coiporation. Tno taxpayers
cannot bo compelled to turn over thulr prop-
cit.v to outside corporatioiik to aid them in
their work , and the coui Is will not toleinlo
doing by indireclipn what the statutes di-
iccuv prohibit.
"It is claimed that the law recognises the
right to assign in , piovidlng that the condi
tions to bo performed bv the compiny shall
bo performed by its successois and assigns
as well , but it may bo well doubted whether
this ielates to voluntary assignments. I am
inclined to think that the clause was un
doubtedly put in to bind purchases at foie-
closure h.iles or the llico to the performance
of the conditions imposed upon the original
owners.
'Mfthe contract between the two com
panies Is void then no i Ishts can bo clnlmea
bv the defendants and the poison who
should try lo compel them to the perform
ance of the conditions would bo mot with
tlio objection that they vveio not bound to
poifoim the conditions because of the in
validity of the contract. And the Iowa cor
poiatlon , not having icccivcd the money or
built the budge , would also tlaim not to bo
icsponslblc. Uhe Nebraska coipoiation had
no right to build the bildgc excepting under
the assignment , which wo have soon is
clcaily illegal , or tinder the ftanchlso
giantcd to it by the city council. If under
the latter power it had no right to have aid
voted to it.
RIGHTS OP CITIZENS.
"livery citizen has thu right to Insist that
the money bo paid to the company to which
ho voted It , to a coiporation over which the
state has toutiol anil which ho cnn at all
times HUO In the coui ts of his o\v n stale. Ho
has tlio right to have the bridge owned by a
company oiganuod under thn laws of his
o\vn state and which shall bear its Just bur
dens and bo subject to the power of the
stato. In this case thn money paid as taxes
bv the plaintiff's assignois has been paid
over without authority , under a void con
tract , to a Nebraska corporation , and the
plah.tltl should have Judgment for the ie-
tuin thuicof with 0 per cent intcicst from
the tlmo the same was received by the No-
biaska corpoiatlon. "
Judge Ooomer wound up his decision by
allowing the defendant ninety dajs in which
to scttlo and lllu a bill of exceptions , for the
case will undoubtedly bo taken oil an appeal
to the supreme court. All through the de
cision were quotations from supreme couit
decisions on the \nrlous points involved ,
Thoaniout't at stake In this case Is only
about 15,000 , although the amount of tax
money oiiginallv paid by the propoity
ownets vvas over $ .10,000. For one reason or
another the holdeis of other claims which
could Imvo been Incorporated in the suit re
fused to assign their claims to Mr. Smith ,
and the time has now passed by for filing
petitions ,
( ! itciitiis ; : cuiAi'iit : : THAN iviit. : :
At llrouu'H ( ) . O. I ) .
22 Ibs. granulated sugar for $1.00.
Rolled oata , So per ib ,
3 itkgs. oatmeal for 25c.
4 pkgB * soda for 25c.
4 pkgs. condensed mlnco meat , 2uc.
4 pkgK. pancake flour for Sac.
Soda ciackers , 4c Ib. by the bo\ ; oyster
cnrekcra , 4o Ib. bytho box ,
( linger snaps , 7'Cc Ib.
Lima beans , 4o Ib. ; navy beans , 3'ic Ib. ;
tilled peas , lie Ib.
10-lb. pall while fish , G5c.
Sweet California oranges , lOc doz. '
( ! oed table peaches , Ho can.
flood rice , Da Ib. '
Cornmeal , lOe sack ,
BROWN'S C. 0. 1) . aROOE.ir ,
Coal ,
II. A. Cox , 10 Mam street.
Best ( ( ualitv. lowest rates ,
Prompt delivery , dot pi Ices before buy
ug. Telephone 48.
Lily camp. No. 1. R. N. of A. , will give
an entertainment Pebruary 14 , consisting
of a short progiam , supper and dancing , at
K. 0. hull. Admittance , 25 ccnta ,
Urmurrrr la Monti' * Case.
Judge Smith rendered a decision upon the
dcmmrer fllod by A. K. Stone , formerly su.
poKntcndont of the motor line , In the case In
which ho was clmrccU with criminal negligence
gence- , which caused the death of K , F.
Holmes In the South Main street accident
last npilng. The court holds that the do-
mm i or ls good in three points , namely , that
the Indictment docs not say but that other
officers than Stone might have ma'lo suitable
order * to cairy ou thu operation of the Hue
wl'h aifptv to the nil/He tint It dies r.ot
ntalo lunv Holuit. < i met his death tnrou li
Iho fnllurcof .Stone lo make orders , ami th it
It dots not s i.v that Holmes would not nav < .
mot his death if such orders had been made
On all other points ho overrules the de
murrer.
IIKOH.
Ortnt rVbrtmry Sale.
Muslin underwear , linens , white goods ,
lowols , napkins , muslin and sheellngs. No
let up lo It. Still greater birgalns than
over today.
G cases Trull of Loom muslin , 7 lie yard ,
n cases Lonsdalc muslin , 7c yard.
G bales 36-Inch fine' unbleached muslin ,
4tc ! yard.
20 pieces Lonsdalo cambric , , tic yard ,
Ready made up pillow cases , with 2-Inch
hem IJ c each.
Ready made up sheets , 49c each ,
72-Inch bleached salln table damask , $1 50
quality , now 9So yard.
Our $1 00 quality 70-Inch bleached table
damask selling al Toe yard.
GOc Gorman loblo damask 3 ! > c y.ard.
Qrealesl lowol birgaln ever offered. All
linen buck lowels , size 17x31 , now 9e each.
2Jc satin damask touols , beautiful borders ,
only 15c each.
Standard dress prinls 3Hc jard.
Imllfo blue prints Gc jard.
Chlldren'B 25c hose , fast black , flno ribbed ,
sizes fl to 9',4 , now IGc pair. You had bet
ter coma now and get them. They can't
always last
Ladles' 10 gauge fine fast black hose 23c
ralr.
ralr.Ladles'
Ladles' opera length fast black hose 7f > c
? alr.
alr.Leaders
Leaders of low pricesHEN'NISON
HEN'NISON IIROS. .
Council Ulufls.
Tavorablo Inducements will bo offered tea
a few tollable and energetic agents who will
solicit for Iho Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. Call on or addiess I'usoy & Thomas ,
Council LI luffs , district agents for southwest
ern Iowa.
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Carbon Coal company , 34 Pearl strcel ,
Grand holi'l. Gel our cash prices on best
hard and soft coal before buying.
Tire and tornado Insurance , Lougeo &
Tovvlo , 235 1'earl slreel.
Have you seen the now gas beaters at the
Gas company's office ?
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
.K IMH.tX LIX1)S.
I'or Scltlomi nt of tlio ITnromp.tliKro anil
L'lntiili JtvHcriiitloim Onrillon.
WASHINGTON , Feb. H The problem of
scllllng tl'c Ulntah and Uncompahgre In
dians of Utah has engaged Iho attention of
mcmbcis of Ihe house committee on Indian
affairs at their dally meetings for sourj tlmo
past. Delegate Rawlins of Utah has a bill
before the committee by which Iho Indians
are lo bo given lands In severally , eighty
acres for each head of family and forly
acres each for olhcr Indians. Ho proposes
Ihat the remainder of the land shall bo
thrown open to selllemont by United Slalcs
clli/cns , a settler to bo allowed ICC
acres at ? 1 2" an acre. The mineral land1)
and lands containing timber ot commercial
value to be excluded from the plan nnd gov
erned In their disposition by existing laws
The Ulntahs now hold about 2,300,000 acres ,
and their neighbors , the Uncompahgres ,
about 1,700,000.
Dllllcullles e\lsl over Iho llllo of Iho Un-
compahgres lo Iho lands they hold. They
were moved ever from Coloiado a few years
ago and occupy Ihelr present holdings by
executive order. They weie promised agri
cultural lands , however , and not mineral
lands. Asphalt deposits of great commercial
value have lecently been discovered in Iheir
counlry , so Ihat It Is very desirable for set
tlement. Manv bettlers have staked claims ,
believing the hind lo be In Colorado , or
claiming lo think so.
There Is a difference of opinion in Ihe com-
mlllt'o over the action lo be taken , bul It Is
thought the mailer may bo scltled by dis
posing of the mineral land : , separately.
nntiri > .
Domestic.
At a negro dance Tuesday night at Rose-
dale , Mo. , three persons wore seriously In
jured.
Three children of Michael Dawson of Jollet ,
111. , are suffering with smallpox of the most
virulent form.
Salt Lake's unemployed made a great
demonstration yeslerday , and were promised
aid by clly officials and prominent citizens.
Attorney Hencklo of Cincinnati , for Con
gressman W. C. P. Drecklnrldgo , was busy
yesterdaycollecllng lesllmony for the Pol-
lard-Rreckinrldgo trlal-"whlch will commence
loday.
Yeslerday a leller was received at Tacoma ,
rVash. , from Mate Sturgls of the bchooner
Josephine , which left that city early In De
cember last , lelllng of Ihe loss of an un
known vessel about COO miles at sea en
route /oi Honolulu.
The Northern Mill company of Minneapolis
yesleiday made an assignment and with It
vvas a personal assignment of Ray W. Jones ,
secretary and Ireasurer of Iho company , who
Is Individually responsible for a largo amount
of the company's paper ,
The attoinoys of ex-Danker Rnld ot Kan
sas City , wnude case was set for trial In the
criminal court there yesterday , applied for
a change of venue and Judge Woolford sent
the case to Clay county , where It will bo
tried at the April term.
Louis J. Sllva , the defaulting secretary of
the Ralnwator-IJiadford Hal company of SI.
Louis , who lied lo Canada Oclober 2C lasl ,
after having , durliig his connection wllh Ihe
llrm , embezzled $176,000 , surrendered at 3
o'clock yesterday at St. Louis.
The annual convention of the Packing
Manufacturers and Canning convention con
vened Jointly today with the Western Can ,
nen > ' association at Chicago. L S. Selglct <
and T. A , Edwards were elected president
and secretary and one vice president was
chosen fiom each state represented.
The fourteenth annual encampment ot
the Grand Army of the Republic , doparl-
nicnt of Minnesota , opened yesterday In
Minneapolis. A telegram of sympathy was
sent to Corporal Tanner , lying ill In a New-
York hospital. Reports for the past > car
wore favorable. The Woman's Relief corps
Is also In session. v
About 300 republicans , representing Lin
coln League clubs throughout Indiana , as.
semblcd at Indianapolis yesterday lo make
moro complete Iho republican organlzillon
In Indiana. District managers wore se
lected for each of the cloven districts and
four dologatos-at-largo to go to the Denver
convention were appolnled.
Five highwaymen knocked down Poler
Major , a builder of Du Qiicsno , Pa. , Tues
day night , and , aflcr healing him Into In
sensibility , robbed him and then placed hla
body across the tracks of the Pitlsburg ,
Virginia & Charleston railroad. Ho was dis
covered by a delccllvo a few minutes before
a westbound freight train was duo at that
point.
i r. iJucstrow , a bi. Louis piijsician , wanted
Into the police station lasl evening and sur-
remleied himself , stating that ho had acci
dentally killed his wife. Ho refused to make
any fuither statement concerning the shoot
ing or to go Into any details further than
to say that It was accidental. Ho vvas
locked up and an Investigation mado. It
was lealned later that the doclor had killed
both his wlfo and G-yvar-oId boy ,
The Hamburg-American Packet company
yesterday , referring to a rumor about their
steamer Augusta Vlcloila , received Iho fol
lowing from Ihe Hamburg : The rumor
regarding Iho loss of the Augusta Victoria Is
entlioly without foundation , She continued
her voyage lo Now York from Southampton
on Sunday evening , passing the Llzzard on
Monday at G:4S : a. m. , signalling "All well , "
I'orelgn.
The boiler of Forlos Dros , ' cork faclory 0x5
ploded al Gibraltar yeslerday. The faclory
was burned and Ivvo men were Killed and
eleven seriously wounded.
The American ship Will C..Rcod , Captain
Forbes. , which sailed from Harwlck on Feb
ruary 8 for New York , has been wrecked oft
SI. Varloy. The crow of twentj-ono men
was saved.
A dispatch from Kocnlgsburg , Eist Prussia ,
says the river Pregel Is swollen by the recent -
cent heavy rains and that the town In partly
( loaded. The dispatch adds that the firemen
and engineers have displayed considerable
bravery and activity during Ihe flood and
that they have succeeded In savins nuiuj
BEFORE TillpAXD - , , JURY
Onss County Batik /flhljs [ Being Sifted by
the Secret iutjlilsition ,
ONLY ADDS TO THE GENERAL SUSPENSE
What T.I'.tlo Cnn II 'l-Fitrnrd by the t > o.
po ltir ltn MoreljrJjJfjj votl to Incrrnso
Tlielr AiiprrliiMnlitii-.Miiy Ilnvo
n llcpurt Tiulii ) .
ATLANTIC , In. , Tqb. 31 ( Special to Tlio
Heo. ) The new grand iJ ryna mitnmoncil
before Judge Decmcr IMS morning and tlio
Inw relating to trusts and corporations vvas
read and explained to tlio tneiiuerscry
fully. Tim Jury was tlien sent out nnd told
to get to work Sheriff Card hoRaii nt once
summoning witnesses. The officers of the
defunct Caps County bank \\cro cited to ap
pear , nnd have been before the Jury all day.
While the evidence Rained by the grand
Jury Is carefully kept pnciot , enough has
been learned to show that all the people con
nected with the bank may get Into trouble.
Mr. Carter , who caused the arrest of the
president and cashier of the bank on the
charge of Illegal banking , arrived In the
city this afternoon anilvas summoned be
fore the gram ! Jury to Rive evidence against
the officers of the bank. Carter was seen
by The Ileo reporter. He said
"I feel as If I had been deliberately
swindled out of my money I have ll\cd In
this county since 1870 , and when I was
farming , used to feed lots of Block. The
hank helped me occislomlly then , but some
time ago I retired from the farm and tame
to town to live. I put my money In this
bank. On December 10 I went Into the
bank and saw Cashier Ulcknrson. I told
him I had heard the bank was In bad Hhapc.
Ho told mo thut money was getting easier ,
and that they were lending to stock feeders
In liberal amounts , and thut Inside of nl\ty
ilajs would have more money on hand than
they would know whit to do with. Upon
Dlckerson's assurance , I added $100 to jnv
account and lost It all.
" \Vo aru going to proseculo every man
connected with this Institution , and hun
dreds of witnesses will be here.
John Schultz , a German hotel keeper ,
lofct $1,000 , and ho Bays : "I went to Iho
bank December 22 , fl\e days before the
failure , and tried to withdraw my account ,
but could not , and they gave mo woithlcss
securities. I will begin criminal action
against the officers of the bank. "
E. C. Ncnnum , another retired farmer ,
lost $2,000 , and Steals losl $ J,300. Mrs.
lloocher , an old widow , lost $500 , the sav
ings of twonly jears earned by washing.
Lucy Oatton , clerk , lost $ SOO , the fruit of
several jears hard work. Fred Daw son of
the Telegraph office lost $400 , saved from
work as a pi Inter , for the purpose of com-
plellng his education. The German Aid
society lost Its Insurance fund. These arc
only a few of hundreds of like Instances.
INCLUDES THE RECEIVER.
Today Judge DefinT issued an order to
the attorneys that 'Receiver Stclnko bo
made a party to every suit brought against
the bank.
The Bee- reporter Interviewed a good many
depositors today , and without exception they
denied that they over knew 01 hcaid Ihat the
institution had surienclerfd Us charter and
said they had been ledd to bcllcvo that the
concern was still being operated under llio
state laws. The depositors claim that they
were Influenced by icputablo men outside of
the bank to keep their accounts
there against their betler Judgment and
several farmers were Induced lo transfer
their accounts irom other banks lo tlio Cass
counly concern. The bank was off ei Ing a
larger ralo of Interest , for money than any
of the olhers and this in itself was regarded
as extremely Misplcions byconservatlve ( busi
ness men , who got from under as fast as
they could , but many of them quit losers In
the transaction.
It Is charged that when the people began
to feel decidedly uneasy , especially those who
transacted most of Ihelr business in this
bank , and began t demand an accounting
from the ofllcers , th .t certain officers and di
rectors called them Into Ihelr private offices
and told them that it was only a temporary
stringency , and that if they could keep the
confidence of the people tlio bank would pull
Ihrough nil light. The officers then told
llieso men lo o out and tell the people that
their money was safe , and that if it came to
the woist the bank wotild ECO that its Inti
mate friends lost nothing. It Is alleged that
several mon were caught by this and
guarded their sccrel unlil the crash came
and Ihcn when they began comparing notes
the fact dawned upon them that they had
been duped.
Ono of Iho depositors , who sought to avoid
the assessor and keep his wealth unknown to
his family , had $3,700 on deposit. He swore
to having only $200 on deposit , bill when the
bank failed he was the wildest man In lown.
Ho says ho will never avoid his just laxes
again.
For years Ihls bank and Its officers has
been a factor in county politics and through
Its Influence was able lo obtain control of
the funds of a majority of the school dis
tricts. These funds amount to a considera
ble sum and It remains with the court to do-
cldo If these claims shall ha\o preference
over others.
In the court yoslcrday aflornoon Attorney
Do Lane filed twenty-one Intervener suits
for funds held In trust and there are a good
many widows who will lese nearly all they
possessed. The civil suits are multiplying
and there will be endless litigation from now
on. The stale Is represented Ly Counly At
torney T. n. Swan , who Is assisted by O. E.
Bruce. Those' men realize Iho gravlly of
the situation. The selection of the Juries
will bo conducted with the greatest f care.
PEOPLE STILL INTERESTED.
There were many farmers In town again
today and their chief topic of con
versation was about the bank , the
repoit of. Receiver Stelnko and the
probable action of the Igrand
Jury. When the bundle of Morning Bees
arrived hero at noon there was a rush for
the news stands and the supply was teen
exhausted , The papers were read with
many approving comments , and were
handed around to thosn who wore not fortunate -
tunato enough to gel a copy of the paper ,
Thin is the first time that any allompt kas
been madu to publish the fads In Iho case.
Ono fanner stood In front of the bank for
several hours yesterday under Iho Impres
sion Ihat Iho receiver was going to have
his report completed and would read It to
the public from stops of the bank , like a
sheriff selling a piece , of property for taxes.
Ho became quite cold before some kindhearted -
hearted citizen told him ; the truth about the
way the leceivor's reports ivvero handled.
Some people are Inclined to ciltlclso Re
ceiver Stulnko for hla miriness with the com
mittee which waited on him yesterday , but
his friends say that Jheals harassed almost
beyond endurance , and did not Intend to of
fend the men. .Mr < .Stp.lnho was also a
customer of Iho bank , and In common with
Iho other depositors ho 'will ' lose quite a
sum of coin. Bui tlidro'U one thing cer
tain , his work as receiver 'will bo thoroughly
done bofoio ho will make his final report.
The affairs of the bank scorn to bo In a
worse condition tham thai people have any
Idea of , and the lout ; delnj in gaining In
formation as well an the hard times has
made them a trlllo JCBS ceremonious than
usual when they aio dealing with the sub
ject.
ject.WAS IN PORK WITH JACK CUDAHY.
President YcUor's bonds are now $10,000
and Cashier IJlckersou'a $21,000 The presi
dent IB an old man and when talking about
the matter and realizing the serious posi
tion ho Is In ho cannot refrain from shedding
tears. Ho claims to have turned over to the
creditors of the bank properly valued at
$ SO,000 , but thoru are previous Ualina against
this real cstalo. It Is alxo alleged that ho
was heavily Interested In pork when Jack
Cudahy of Chicago wan rendered bankrupt
by Iho bear clique tome tlmu last summer.
And It Is thought that Yctzcr cot caught In
this deal for a snug num.
Ono thing which has always had a favora
ble. Inlluenco In behalf of Iho Cass Counly
bank v.as an Incident which occurred several
years uio. Some one slarled a rumor lethe
the effect that the bank was about to ( all
and whrti the officers opened up for business
In the morning they found a long line of
depositors standing outside ready to with
draw their funds The bank happened to
bo caiiKht short of ready cash , but nothing
daunted Yotror ordered Iho doors opened
and soon got enough ready money to meet
all demands for three or four hours. Ho
then placed a lot of securities and bonds In
his pockets , chartered an cnglno on the
Rock Island road , rode to Council
Bluffs , secured $30,000 on his securities
nnd was back In Atlantic before 10 o'clock
that day , ready to pay every depositor In
full on demand. After gaining their politi
cal ends the officers of Ihls Iink ) wore able
lo conceal any thins that might have lost
them the confidence of the people ,
The receiver thinks Dial ho will bo able
to make his report public Wednesday or
Thursday , and ho Is using every effort to
facilitate progress.
MAY WAS (1USIIIM1.
Comlc'tiil limit MimliTcr KcichliiK Much
Attention lit lnlxiiir. ) ( |
DUIJUQUE , Feb 13 ( Special Telegram leThe
The Bee ) A tensallon was developed In HIP
Haley murder case loday when Mrs Pan
ning , n widow cmplovod In Ihe sheriff's olllco ,
wan discharged for rushing upon Hugh Rob-
bard In Die courl house corridor and kissing
him , nt the same time presenting him with a
bank note and .a basket of fruit , in the bottom
tom of which was found a passionate toiler
to "My Dear Hugh" from "Your Loving
May. " The scene occurred while Robbard
and Haley were being taken from the
crow do I court room to Iho Jail. Robbard Is
under life sentence for murdering Policemen
Frith and Talcolt and Is hero as a witness
for his accomplice Haley
This muidcrcr has also captured the hearts
of several foolish girls and today they ap
peared In court dressed to kill. The amll-
cnco which every day fills the court room to
suffocation la made up largely of romantic
maidens , but today's Incident has determined
the High school principal lo wilhdraw his
class in civil govcrnmonl from the gallery ,
lliul Itrrii Misinformed.
SIOUX CITY , Fob 13 ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) The cnso In which three slock-
holders of Iho National Bank of Slou\ City
applied for an Injunction lo restrain Its offi
cers from liquidating the business of the
bank and consolidating II wllh Iho Security
National and for u receiver to wind up Its
affairs was called up In the United States
court today. To Iho surprise of overjono
Iho plaintiffs did not appear , but Instead
filed a motion for dismissal , staling thai
Ihey had been misinformed as lo Iho con
dition of the bank and the Intended
actions of the officers by James
F. Toy , who desired lo defeat the
consolidation with the Security National and
establish In lieu of the National Bank of
Sioux City with $00,000 capital stock , the
Phoonlx Nntlonil with $300,000 capital. The
National of Sioux Cily and Ihe Security Na
tional will now bo consolidated under the
name of the latter wllh $750,000 capital.
Miilvurn aiim Killed.
MALVERN , la. , Teb. 13. ( Special to The
Bee. ) Thomas Breeding , living about two
miles south of here , was killed jestcrday
afternoon. Ho was raising n pump from Ihe
well by jack sciews , when they broke , let-
ling the pump fall and nn Iron rod stiucK
him on the head. Ho was about 23 years
old and leaves n wife nnd one child. His
falhcr , Benjamin Breeding , was killed aboul
two years ago by Jumping or falling from a
train near Hlllsdale.
At the regular business meeting of the
Young Men's Christian association last even
ing there wore nineteen admitted as active
and nine associalo members , making Iho
membership Increase fifty active and
twelve associate since the district convention
in December. The association is in a
flourishing condition , both spiritually and
financially. '
JIust I'll } Cooilulu'H Inturnncc.
CEDAR RAPIDS , Feb. 13. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) The Jury in the case of
Mrs. Artie Goodwin against the Provident
Savings Life Assurance society of New York ,
to compel the pajment of $5,000 Insurance
carried by her husband , returned a verdict
today giving her the full amount with Inter
est from the date of her husband's death.
Goodwin was an insurance agent at Omaha
and commllled suicide about a year ago , and
Iho company fought Ihe payment of Iho
policy on Ihe grounds Ihat ho secured Iho
Insurance , Ihrough fraud. Anolher case
agalnsl Ihe Mutual Reserve Fund Life as
sociation of Now York for the same amount
is also pending.
lovui Count v AuclltcirH 3Ic < it.
DES MOINES , Feb. 13. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) A considerable number of
county auditors and treasurers of Iowa held
a state convention hero today and discussed
mailers of Inleresl lo their respective offices.
Legislative committees wore appointed to
look afler matters in the legislature.
Ilccovorlni ; from the Storm.
BURLINGTON , In. , Feb. 13. Today was
brlghl and warm and business has entirely
recovered from the effects of yesterday's
storm. Reporls from Ihe country districts
show that stock suffered severely during the
blizzard. It will be several days before
country roads are passable.
Itmti fiu'iiier Cut tu 1'lec cs.
GLENWOOD , la , Feb. 13. ( Special to
The Bee. ) No. 3 on the Burlington ran over
and killed a fajmer named Doty at Iho curve
west of Iho bridge over Iho Missouri Jusl
south of Plattsmoulh. Doty was qulto deaf.
The Iralnmen saw him lee lalo when roundIng -
Ing Iho curve lo stop.
fur I.ocul Option.
DUBUQUB , la. , I'eb. 13. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) The cltUens committee
lefl for DOS Molncs tonight to ask republi
cans and democrats favoring local option lo
unite on Ihe Saw > pr bill.
MOTHERS ! MOTHERS t
To know that a single applica
tion of the Cullcura Remctlics will
afford instant relief , permit rest
and sleep , and point to a speed j
and economical cure of torturing ,
disfiguring , itching , burningand
scaly humors , and not to use
them without a moment's delnj
Is to fail in your duty. Cure :
made in childhood arc speed } ,
economical and permanent.
FeM throughout Ilia world. Porrrn I ) nun ivr
CIIIM ( 'our. , ole projinoluin , lloflon
'
Illrin'iliPH ' , falling balr and ilrajill
bu'jy runhc < jirirveiitul ty C'ullcur
If llroil , adilnjr , noivoui inolli.
ere Lncw Ihe comfort , strength , and
vitality In Culkurn I'liuUrs , they
vrotild i ever bo rltLout I.HII. ! lu
g"- * : every wuy th e purqiti t i m RU
>
I I VPn 1 T I ll'I 1TP TAU * \ PtVP
AHLRALAwLhSS IO\\A \ \ ( .ANG
Oitizons of Oasa County and Vicinity Inter
ested in John Oaywood's Trial ,
HAVE BEEN ANNOYED FOR MANY YEARS
Member * of tlio OrRiinliiitlon I'nruiln it *
llor n Trailer * M hrn Nut CIIRIIKPI !
In ( . 'riit'MiiK Sufru iiiut
Mobbing Mount' * .
ATLANTIC. la. , Feb. 13. ( Special ( o The
Bee. ) The Irlal of John Cay wood for perjury ,
which has been pending nt Rod Oak the last
ten ilav B , has a keen Interest to many ( 'ass
county men. For many years a closely or
ganized set of gaiigsfcrs have rendezvoused
In Iho hills and thickets along Iho Nodiway
river near Mllford. They have not confined
their outlawry to Montgomery county , bill
have ranged over Into Edna , Nob'.o and
Plc.isanl lownshlps In Ihls counly.
Tlio desperadoes have been guilty of the
most annoying and exasperating offenses. In
Edna township they have driven off slcors
and joung cattle , have killed hogs In pas
tures , have stolen com from the slalkH and
other grain from the bins. In some cases
the horns and other offal of fat cattle have
been found In their wake. They have In
vaded lurkey perches and hen roosls and
pilfered on Iho community In every guise of
the sneak thief.
These men paraded as horse traders , mule
swappers and great ( ; un shotH. Some way
or other fellows unknown to the community
dropped In and sta > cil with them a few days ,
and then slipped away nr softly and si
lently as Ihcy tame Those slrangcrs were
some of them from the clly and . be
trayed the nynncr of men who are wonl lo
rush Iho gronler and dodge the police This
gang of freebooters has burned hundreds of
tons of hay , barns , dwellings nnd other
property Ono farmer In Edna has lost over
100 tons of hay ftom their Incendiarism.
Last spring a woman wont to an Atlintlo
offlco and wanted a divorce notice published
at a reduced rate Upon Inquiry It was
found that she had IJved down there and had
mingled with Ihls gang. Occasionally a
quack doclor or a pretended delcctlvo comes
along who claims to have complete knowl
edge of Ihese night marauders , but who
will not glvo his Information without a big
price. A lllllo o\ci a year ago one of llieso
doctors slopped at the Hotel Windsor and
wanted $300 for his information. Ho
claimed to have gene In , ate , gambled nnd
slepl wllh these Ihlcvtng loughs. Within
a > ear a safe has been cracked and robbed
at Murno and one in Masscna , and last
week an attempt was made to rob the posl-
olflco In Anita.
The lime la ripe lo apprehend and publish
lliem. Heretofore they have sworn each
olhcr clear. Many of Iho best citizens
down there have determined that lhl ruse
shall work no longer , and If Justice cannot
bo obtained in Ihe courls Justice will bo
obtained olhciwlbc.
mot VlittliliU'4 Tabooed.
FORT DODGE , la. , Feb. 13. ( Special
Telegram lo The Dee. ) Judge Wcavei of
Ihe dlslrlcl court In charging the giund Jury
today gave the special Instructions to Indict
Iho owners of Ihe slol machines which are
In common use by cigar dealers , pionounc.
Ing them gambling devices.
GRIME IN IIEGtl PLA.CE3 ! It U
not strungo thut some people do
wronfj through ignorance ) , others from
ft failure to investigate us to the righto. *
wrong1 of n , matte : ' But it is str.itigo ,
that individuals and firms , who nro fully
avvai o of the rights of others , \v ill per
sist in perpetrating frauds , upon them.
Ilifrh-toned , wealthy maiuifrcturing
firms will offer and Hell to retail mer
chants , articles which they know to bo
infringements on the rights of proprie
tors , and imitations of well known good's.
Wo want to sound a note of warning to
the retailers to beware ot such imita
tions aud simulations of''CARTER'S Lir-
TLE LIVER PILLS. " When they nro of
fered to you , refuse them ; you do not
want to do wrong , and you don't want to
lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Bon
Franklin said "Honesty is the best ; > oll-
ey" ; it is just ns true that "Ilonosty U
thobost principle. "
SEARLES &
SEARLES ,
SPECIALISTS
TVii.Nr nt vi.ui ,
Consiiltutlou I'roo.
AND
Call on or adddress with Ntninp foi chxuluiH.
Prco booli rcclucs aiul nymnton
Soarles I ! 18 South ISth St ,
Dr Searles and
, , O > mi v NI.II
Plrnt stiilrwaj Bouth of postofTlco room 7.
Improved Quick and Easy j
Rising-Steam , Elec-
trie & Hand Power
Soucl for Cuoiihus. fi
Kimball Bros. , Council Bluffs , Iowa
THE COMPLEXION AND BEAM ,
MME. M. YALE'S
Excels or Ccmplixlon Romotllos
Awarded the Highest Medals nnd DI
pluniixa fiom the World's Fair Co
lumbian Imposition.
Mini' Yale , the World-I-'unol' Complexion
SpciifUlst la tli most ln > imlfiil woiiim IIvine.
llcrlnant > li IH Ix-en cuhlvnliil , tiul liei voutli pre-
Hi'nul l > r tlio uu < of the' * ) romoillus Al 11 Bho
does nut look mure III m 18.
PRICE LIST
And Mum. V.ilu'H Aitv Ice
FOR NMTH PATCHES , SALLOWNESS ,
Thick , dead Hhlnorany other itlHcoloritlon t tec-
onimt'iul CcMiiplexloti lihnuh , an I KII ir intca It
will remove-all nklii bliMiilxhes mid irlvo i porfcct ,
n itur il voniiltt\UnUMiinl | | In purity ami IKMUIVIO
lohllil H I'llco * JW ( per botllo ! l for $0 fllu
iihlmbli' toiiHH thriMi bottles If Uino iso IH of loiiir
Httnillni ; , although ono bottle Is miillelem In m my
WRIHKIES AND SKIN FOOD.
Kxcelalor Skin Food will reimno .my OIHO of
wrlnkltH and oven trieo of airtIt linn boon
LHtpct In the iniMtosl ohrMiile il rxinrts ami pro
nounced m iru-loim H tnik s II ilitn Hush linn
niul llu-olil wlilii'rMl Hkln from fliula.imljoiilli-
ful Htmkm cln i UH round mil iiliiiui ) TwoHlzca :
price , * 1 fill.iiill)0p- | ! )
FRECXLES AND LA FREGXLA-
ItinilliTHiiot If fiieklrthito I"IMI from jouth
toolil .iifo I.I Kn.ukl i will remove tlii'in In ovurv
0 IHI In I'lcMi'on montlm over n tin irter of .
million men womou .mil elilldr-'i h ui < boon cured
of fuckles .mil Ihelr Hltln m i lo ln > uillful It IH
bunions mil wonileifill 1'rlej , $1 (10 pel bottle.
THE HAIR AND EXCEISI01 HAIR TONI3.
Ora > h ilr In now turned b ick lo llu origin il color
without ilvn foi Iho Hist tlmu In tint hlnloiy ot the
world Mme Yale H Kxcolxloi II ilr Tonlo IHCOII-
1 de-red the uioiit iiU.incid triumph In c'liemlHtiy.
U n-Hlori slliu n iluril color to icr.u h ilr , oontilnu
nodje , mil Htops li.ilr filling in nom ill hoiun to
ono VMM k Can bo ii'llod on ( ocrc itoau astonish-
liiBKrovvlli Korbilil liu.ul It 1 marvelous Trice' ,
$1 tier bottle , II foi $ *
GUIDE TO BEAUTY.
Mine Yale \\lll fiend IKI ' ( Julilo to Ilcuity , " a
v iluiblo book free to HillfH HMiiltiu I ) cants hi
po-tt luo Nt mum lo ill ) for m illbu' tntnc Olvun
oxli ii'lH from Mme Yale s f iiiions lectures on
bo mtv .mil ITIMK i il nlvlcuon be inly culture Iho
most .ulv.miAil In null of oducitlon which clvc'ft
ou ry vvoin in un iiu ilUi inco lo become beautiful
ami lorn Uu.\OUIIK alums
Send all mill oriler-4 to Mme Y.iloat her bond-
nil irtorH. T < mplo of He imj , 1 It ) SI ito nt , Ohl-
cautj Ilr
MAIL OKUHKS-tvidlcn , 5011 mny order your
cooilH b > innll 01 CM them from v our druirelHt It
ho ilocH not lu on Iliom M ml Mine. Vale hla name.
Ho must be behind the limes.
M M. YA.LEX
± rie. . .
Ilontity unit C < tn > [ tloxloii S/OO/d//s ( .
SOI Karbach Dlock.
15th and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Rffl.
Mulii ( Hiiro , 111 * State St. . Cliicaco , III.
FOR THE !
In charge of Iho Slstora of Meroy.
This renowned Institution Is sltuitoJ an the
hlh blulTsbacicof and ovcrlooidni ; tl.ocllyof
Council lllnll's The apiclous grounds. Its
nigh loc illon and Hplundhl view , nnko It a
most | ) lcusliir | lelro it for the ulU'etod. A staff
of em nont iihysloluninndu lar u corpi of o\ :
ncrlonced i.tir cs minister to the comforts of
the patients , bpuclul euro slvou to lady pa
tleuts.
TERMS MODERATE.
For pai Honiara auply to
SiSTER SUPERIOR ,
Frank Street - --teill BliU ,
Special
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
D O YOU ! < no\v tint Diy i. HIJHH nave so in
cbolco b.irj iliiHln rult.iii'J
H clti :
GAH1IAOK rn no * o 1 , cosapoola , v nut > . ohl uiioy
clcincU. lid llurito , at T.iytar'u crjsary , Jl )
U. o ul vv.iy
AJISTIIACTS and Iinim Farm .mil i fly proumy
bought anil Holil 1'usji A , Tlio n ib , Council
UlulTH
BKLT.lJVIKW Flint Uni for HI la. 3H nillui
HOiillii iHt ofcllj Will neil ID 1 0 , r,0 , UO or Bl )
1'rlio for tlio whole , fl 1,50(1 ( I'or p.irUcu-
HH H C. HIIJ nionil , Council IlliUId , In.
Y/IAVI Homo Ire itmoiit for In ] I"H Hcilthbuok
' anilooimiiltatlnii fruo Lilly attomlnit AddrcwH
or o ill rooms , IU5 , : ! Ul ) Mcrrl.nu block. Council
IlllllTH
OII'l-AORi : faun foi Htlo or iimt-IIinlln town-
i/Hlilii olclit mill H oiHt of Coum II lllnilH Initulru
of U. 1' . Haiti Di II llaKK Council lIlutfH.
itufliNic.B PHANCU roil
ronl , In n K ' l iifiipoiitllilo puty havlne
fibniit $ l.0m ) i anil rnpllnl In Invcut In milk
mid butlii dully In iiinjiinc-tlun with poultry.
h"K unit K > ir"l Mistmo bnslncKH. Ab6ut
I.TiiK ) IICIIH , innslly uplnnil paatuio , about t
mllcH fium Cumuli IIIuffH mil t > inlUn from
Onuili.1 ill > limits Will fin eil ami water
pl > nt ) und convenient In each of 3 eii8loHiirc .
( Jooj , cumforttiblti G loom liitusu ami uuod
bnin , lioh' ami i lili ken honstn Iniulre | of
I , 1' Jiiilmiiii ' ' -J Cth uvcnut' , or J23 llrond-
wnj J-'miniU lllurrr.
Wanted , nuinu ul tha W. U. A. huipltul.
& Co.
Empkie-Shugart . ,
JOBJ3BRS IN
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
AND FIELD SEEDS ,
WE GARRY A FULL LINE.
109 , 111 , 113 , 115 Main Street , Council Bluffs , la.
SEEAMDYfi TO *
All kltiJaof Uyofa ;
oudUleiuliu di > tiBlu
tlio liUlioJt. style ot
thu urt. li'-loi * irl.
Btilned faurlji niu.4a
to louU us guol At-
now. Worn tiruiuutt/
done utU uoltverjl
In ull purU oC tr > j
country , t ) ul ( u (
prlua lut.
A.
IJroaawny. njur N