T1TR OMAHA DAILY HER : MONDAY.PRIL Hi. 1ROI.
ITCH'S FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Twelfth Annual Mass Meeting of the i'otuijj
' Men's Christian Asucolation.
SPECIAL CIFY COUNCIL MEETING 10NIGHT
Tlio Ui'.Urf-Oorlmm Cnntmt l.lkrly lo lie
Coiiiplotiil Todny IiirctMiiiibrr of
Itiillntft lit Ulilili Oltjrctlnu
I * Iliulr.
" Young Mcn'n Christian asvdatlon
Hs twelfth anmml mass meeting list
evening 'Iho ntiilltorluin of the riut
Presbyterian church was filled to Us ill-
moil capacity , alt MIC protestant churches
of tin ) elt ) uniting In .1 union service. Tito
newly elceted president , P. II. Keys , made
nn address. which was followed by a piper
rend , by C T. Officer , Iho retiring president.
In It he "tiled that the membership roll now
numbered 330 , and * Hint there had been
r
cloven conversions during the year. W. S.
Itnmci eh iirnian of the devotional commit
tee , reported lhat forty-sK men's meetings
hnd bjcn held , with an nvoingo nttendanco of
forty nine , while the average attendance at
the boys' meetings hnd been twenty-eight.
Chairman 1 > . W. Tulleys of the finance
committee reported that the receipts for the
year had been RIGS , of which 70S was from
membership feis and $1 101 from contribu
tions The disbursements had been .Ifi1 !
The sum of $1OOJ had been pledged for the
coming year , and $700 more were needed In
order that the association might close the
year free from debt
( ' S Lnvvson read the report of the onter-
talnni' DIM committee , and C. C. Mlchner ,
slate Kprietnry , rnado few rcimrks. Presi
dent Adioson of the McCague Savings bank
of Omalia made the principal address of the
evening Excellent music was furnished ,
Mrs W II Wakeflcld singing "The Holy
City " by Adams , and Mr. F S. Abel of
Omaha rendering Gounod's "Glory to Thee ,
My God , 'Hits Night. "
N ItHOS.
IHg Sil : Monday.
New department , carpets matting and
curtains ISO rolls of China and Jnpinese
matting bought by us for spot cash at a
big discount. On sale Monday t ICc , 20c ,
24c , 2'Je and 35c it yard , a saving of Z i per
cent to jou by buying of us. Uttrn heavy
cotton chain Ingrain carpets at 35c yard
Half wove extia supeifine- Ingrain carpet at
4So and Doe yard Hartford all wool extra
superfine Ingrain carpets at C3c and CSc
vard. Tnnebtry brusEel at 69c , CSc and 75c
yard
0 frame body brusstlciy best makes ,
$1 15 j.ird
Ilcst quality moniicttcs at $1.1 * yard. \\e
Kii.iranteo a Bi\lng of ? 5 pel cent on all
carpcti „
Specl.il curtain rale
$ ifu chenille potlercs , fringed and dado
top and bottom , ? 1 08 pair
$ ( i 00 and $7 00 chenlllo portiere , full
width dado and frlngo top and bottom ,
JT t8 pair
flOO pircci American Indigo blue calico ,
3c said
] 0o white Blinker flannel , 3c yard.
\Vo are soiling e\eijthltiK cheap
Children's lOc 12'/ic and IGc fast blaclc
IIOSP , sbes r. to 8' , 5c pilr
Ladles' Jersey ribbed vests , 3c , lOc , 15e
and JOc e.irh , just half pi he
Dig s ilo drefcs goods and silks
CO Inch blade gloria silk , the world's
\ wonder at SGc jard ; actual value Is $1.50
nnd $1 75
30c ha If wool challles , 9o yard
C01 j thing going cheap Alomliy will be
a big day with us. Don't miss this s > alu.
SON HHOS ,
Council llluffs.
IiiHl , Stop In Imui
In a short time , as Iowa has pissed a law
ng.ilnst them. Tills Is your last chnnco to
collect > our aceonnts before the law goes
Into force. The Nassau Incatmint company
has i educed Its charges nml will gunianteo
collections against persons not living In
Iowa , but \vho are emplojed by some mil-
way , express or telegraph compan > luting an
agent in Iowa. Write at once for terms and
reference's , Council liluffs.
"What blcjclo lo you ride ? " "Why , I
rldo Wavcry Everybody rides them ,
Cole & Cole sold fourteen in the last two
weeks. They sell for $ S3 , and are war
ranted as good as any wheel made. Get
one. " _
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Mooio's stock food Is a blood purifier , n
worm exterminator , a cholera lemedy , that
no\er falls Moore & Son , general western
agents , Council Bluffs.
Jarvls Wlno Co , Council Bluffs.
Count II Tonight
The city council will hold a special nd-
Journed meeting this evening. Se\eral
matters of some little Importance tuo to be
brought up for discussion , among them
being the question of following the prece
dent established by the county supervisors
of rescinding the resolution exempting the
Driving I'nrk absoclatlon from Its taxes.
It Is commonly understood that the council
has decided not to rescind the taxes.
Chief Nicholson will report the names of
the men he has selected for the lira de
partment.
It Is hardly likely that the committee to
which was icferred the question of making
u new five- ) ear contract with the gas and
electric light company at pre&ent rates will
be ready to make a report.
llic Hunker * I. If u Axxorliitlnn
Of Des Molncs , la. , stands nt thfi head of
all mutual Insurance. It furnishes Indem
nity for the least money , Is the safest ,
soundest nnd has the largest reserve for pol
icy holders , | t , 244 , 210 63. A comparison will
convince the most skeptical Address W. O.
Wlrt , ngout , 710 Willow avenue.
Whllo you nro paying for laundry why not
got the best ? The Haglo laundry solicits a
trial and Invites comparison Telephone 157.
Chattel mortgage shoo sale nt 23 Mnln
street ? 1 75 Klnncnan s-hocs for $2 63 ; $3 00
Klntiehnn shoes for $197 ; $250 Klnnehnn
shoes for $169 ; $175 Klnnehnn shoes for
$1 U , $1 25 Kinnehaii shoes for S5c. George
McMahon , reciher.
U III I Inlsh Toiliiy.
Appenianccs Indicate thnt the trial of the
contest case between S T McAteo nnd J A
Gorlmm will bo finished In the superior court
today. The count Saturday brought out little
of nny Interest , each sldo claiming n slight
mnjorlty. There are n largo number of bil
lots to which one sldo or the other raises
objections Nothing but the decision of
Judge McGee on thi\sc disputed billets cin
dccldo the case , nnd nothing dellnltu will ho
known foi so\ernl days. The Second precinct
of the nftli wnrd and both precincts of the
Sixth are yet to bo counted , nml It Is thought
this will bo computed by noon 'Iho nrgu-
inents of the nttornejs will probibly tnko
most of the afternoon session.
t ' ' Whenjou come to the best hose for sprink
'T- ling the lawn It Is the .Maltese Cross. You
can alwajs get this and lighter grades In
rubber and cotton hos > o at Ulxby's , 202 Alain
street.
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Mojcrs-Durfee Purujtuio company. 310 , 33S
Ilroadwny , headquarters for bargains and
flno furniture.
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Domestic boap breaks Inr \ water.
lloulm ut Am I Inn ,
Carload , consisting of the best books ,
medical , mechanical , miscellaneous , albums ,
b tiles , etc 1'rlvato sale by day and auction
at 7 p. m , r,36 , llroadnay.
IJIc'gant fiirnlsliiil rooms for rent , corner
Ilroadway nnd llrjunt utrcets , by Mrs , A.
Heller.
' i rap
A. W. Askwlth , n well known attorney ,
and IM Sherlock became. Involved In n ills-
puto at a late hour Saturday night In the
latte'r'B t-aloon , The quarrel , ft Is bald , re
sulted from m > Insult olfored by Askwlth tea
a ) oung girl connected with the Salvation
urmy who was In the saloon trying to sell
fcome papers. She slapped him lu the face
. aiid Just Ui c n Mi'il ik v < ' nf'ir him t >
liut Mm out \ < ikwltl ralAtd his mnbrMlu
' nnd urn k Bh rloik > V P HID hcid , hrenking
I tinhanillp to ! " ' - , - , . " . it nil Inlllrlltig n
pnlnfnl wound nn Sherhx-k The huter
struck tlm uttorncj luli.'p in the face , ndcr
which tlm attorney wfiit home
Iltiy your drUK * nml pnlnln at Moignns
drug stores , Ml and 712 llnndwiiy.
Gas eooklnj ? * tovus for " nt nml for sain
nl Ons Co.'i ofllc'D.
Kvurylndy knows Davis iMIs drugi.
The Uuiulrlcs usu Domnitlo vonp.
Oet prices of Shugnrt & Ouren , ieadlnt
soeilsmen , Masonic ipinpli. Council niuffs
For cobs go lo Cox , 10 if ilu str ot. Telephone -
phone 43.
Jnrvis , Wlno Co , Council IlluffH , la , , ngerit
Jnrvls 1S77 urnmly , v lltoH nnd llrjuor.
See the now nrt goods at Mrs. Niks' .
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
c'ii.AitioID ; jL'Dcn ' : IHIUAIU > .
J'rrccilro of tlm .Mlllllt Dim to the North-
utiti rn Atlorncj ,
It IH nllegod thnt some of the militia
could have taken lessons la tohrli-ly fiom
the Coinmotnvenlcis yeslprdny and ome of
the stnto troops nre alleged to Invc looked
on mulcted liquor when II was a dark , deep
red color lint few of the Btitto troops ex
pressed Joy nt being called out nnd many
of the militiamen cvprrsscd disgust nt the
wnrllkc preparation ! ! made by the state of
Iowa to receive mich n harmless nnd peacea
ble crowd of men us General Kelly's army
seems to be The Cominunwcalors only
laughed when they haw the troops drawn up
to receive them on the Iowa Hide. Why
the mllltla wns called out was nuked many
times yesterday und a good many citizens
of Council niuffs wore heard to express
themselves In Indignant turns becati > u the
troops were called out. apparently without n
Justlflnblo cause. Sheriff. Harcn of Pot-
tiuvattnmlo county was seen by a Ileo re
porter last night and he thiew considerable
light on the subject He said that when he
learned that the nrmj was coming this way
ho knew It would havf to cross Iowa and
telegraphed Govoinor Jack-on saying that If
the army wanted to land In lowu. lit could
not scctirp n posse large enough to stop It
nnd asked for Instructions The governor
answered In person Satmdnv afternoon nnd
told the sheriff that It had hocn lepre-
sentcd to him by N. M Iliibbard , nr , n rail
road attorney from Cedar Kaplds , who Is
employed by the Northwestern , that these
men were coming Into the slate and Would
sol/e trains , intimidate railway employes ,
destroy property nnd do other dreadful
things On the strength of this the
governor fcald that he thought It would be
n sife move to order out hlx companies of
the state troops Yesterday , after seeing
inu jveny ungiiic , no uiangeu nis mind
and assured the major and council that he
felt thnt the Commonwcalers were not there
to violate any of the laws or destroy nny
property , nnd ho would have the expen o of
calling out and feeding the mllltla charged
to the state and not to I'ottawattamle
county. He said that he could bee no use
for the mllltla nnd was somewhat vexed to
think he had been Imposed upon In the
matter.
There was a meeting held In the niufts
Saturday night to discuss the situation and
representatives of the rnllwavs were present.
"At this moating , " said Sheriff Ilazon. "Nat
Hub/bard suggested thnt I place the bridge
between hero and Omnhn under a blockade ,
nml stop the army theie. I told him that the
men would walk over men If they felt dis
posed to and ho said that I should Invo foice
enough with me to shoot them down I
told him I would not do this nnd the
governor tald that no such harsh measures
as that could be adopted , as public opinion
would be too strong against any such a
move I think Iliibbard Is responsible for
the calling out of the mllltla in misrepre
senting the state of affairs to the goveinor.
Ho Is certainly bitter against the Common-
vvcalers and at a meeting held here today
his son urged that we place the whole army
under arrest and declare It an unlawful
assemblage. Ho wanted to get the men
scattered out In small parties nnd dis
tribute them ever the country so that they
would never get together again. During this
conference young Iliibbard , who Is said to be
In the fcervlco of the Northwestern , said
lhat If the men captured one of their trains
ho would be In favor of having the tracks
pulled up lather than carry the men for
nothing Other railway men were present ,
but they made no such suggestions , but all
of them agreed to not carry or offer to
carry the aimy eastward , and that they
would not tacitly countenance any such
plan I do not look for any trouble with the
army hero and In the morning the city nnd
county will feed It and expect them to move
on as soon as possible. I had hoped that
some o the railways would see their way
clear to take the men away from here to
night , for wo cannot keep them here long"
It was rumored yesterday that some of the
men opposed to the army going nny further ,
or through the state of Iowa , tried to get
Commander Kelly to make some statement
which would bring him within the law and
then ciuse his nircst , thus leaving the army
without a leader and causing the men to dis
band , but If thai was HIP Intention these
people weio unsuccessful. Neither of the
Hubbards could be seen last night , so their
side of the question could not bo learned.
If lltllo blids In Ihe nest can't ngrco they
fall out. Uptown shoo dealers of Council
Bluffs are having some dlfllculty In agree
ing , hut the people of the city nil ngreo
thnt T n. Hughes Is making little nolso
vvhllo making the prices nnd giving tlio
values In shoes thnt justify long pilgrimages
to 919 South Main street.
Evans Laundry company. Shirts , collars ,
and cuffs n specialty , 520 Pearl strcel , Tel.
290. Reasonable tales for family work.
Minor Mention.
Boston store , spring dress goods , capes.
The school board will hold Its regular
monthly meeting this evening.
Adjutant General John li. Prime of Des
Alolnes arrived In the city yesterday morn-
Ing.
Ing.Tho
The case of the city against the motor
company Is set for tilal tomorrow In the
superior court
IM Smith , son of Air. und Airs. E. C.
Smith , Is nt homo from an extended tour
through England nnd Prance.
General Kelly stated last evening that ho
had leeched a largo number of applications
from would-bo recruits to his army. Out of
the total ho accepted seventy-live.
Miss Viola Umgcss Is suffering from n dis
located collar bone , the result of n fnll on
the sidewalk In front of her homo on Logan
street
Friday , April 27 , Is to bo celebrated In
this city as Arbor day. Programs have been
arranged for presentation In the various
city schools
Colonel C V. Alottnl of the Third rcgl-
mcnt , Iowa Niitlotnl Guaids , with head
quarters at Shcnandonh , arrived In the city
vebti'rdiy morning
The funeral of the late Airs. Pranclnn
Cooper will take place this afternoon nt 3
o'clock from the residence of her son , Air.
J Al Ourslei , In .Moinlngslde
The Allfis-s Sadie Grass nnd Kittle War
ner entertained n larco number of their
llttlo friends Saturday afternoon nt the home
of the former on vVushingtan avenue
Miss Irene Test entertained n party of
friends In an Informal manner Krlday even
ing nt her homo on bouth Eighth street , In
honor of her guest , Allss Olga Young of
Hock Islnnd. Ill
Hertlm , ? Ife of Fred Niisbaum , sr. , died
very silddelny of heart dlbenso Satuidny
nlsht at S 15 o'clock , nijed 39 yenrs. The
funeral will tnke place nt the family reU-
dencv , 101 Broadway , this morning at 10
o'clock ,
C C Cnstle Is the name Riven by n young
man who was iirrestetl Saturday night on the
charge of obtaining ? & 0 under false protcncoj
from n mnn In B'lver ' City He Is blated
with being n fugitive from justice , and was
taken to Mills county ycsterdny
The Pilgrim bisters gave n farewell re
ception Saturday evening In honor of Mrs
James Patterson , who leaves this week for
her new home In North Platte , Neb. Qu'to '
a number of Indies nnd gentlemen gathered
nt the residence of Mr. and Airs. J. Al.
Campbell and spent n pleasant evening.
Fires often start In nn unaccountable
manner. The best way to avoid posstblo
loss Is to kicp well Insured In a high irrada
company like the Glen Palls. Lougee &
Toulo , tolo agents , i'35 Pearl street.
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fiom Fir t I > 1c 1
record which they leivo b Mil i n
tht-y pa * " ! over Iho country.
mo KiiKsir roil int : AUMV
A fresh young mnn from town , who had
climbed PII to the tintn. bfgan making funny
cracks at the crowd , when ho was called
down by n member of the armv who snhl
"He ftirefiil wlml you say , young mnn , for
wo Rot Iho blame for everything tint does
not exactly suit. " Young freshy was not
disposed t" bo ndvised by nny of the "ging"
nnd made in answer that resulted In his
beln ; ; removed front the train. The
tourists live up to thcli rules to the letter ,
nml they are all very fond of General Kelly.
"If It wasn't for Ocnpril Kelly , " said out-
of the men , "wo couldn't g"t along nt nil
They tried to keep him In jnll nt Oikhnd
nnd gel us tu Icivt- without him , but It was
IM go Tin- boys refused to budge until oui
little getipral was produced. He gets ulong
with pvtij one. und does not hesltnlp to
cracK it Joke with one of the men nt any
hour of the duj or night "
"Vi-3. we arc all going to Washington. "
said Connors , n plmnb r , who has made
California his home for the last ten vnrs. .
"Wiv propose to go there and ask congress
men to tnko up our cause nnd nt once
create sorn" employment for the Idle None
of us nre desperate but on the other hand
we are as docile as kittens. All wo want
h a chance to work for n living When we
gi't to Washington we will simply sit down
nnd wait for the government to do s-omoihlni ;
for us If they see fit to send us to Jill nil
well nnd good. We can stand It If they
put us In prison they will have to feed us
Two-thirds of this army are men who hnve
learned a tradeVo are nil willing to
woik If we can nml employment Individuals
cannot give work to the unemployed , FO we
propose to go to headquarters and see what
congress will do "
ENCOURAGEMENT FIIOM WOMEN' .
A llttlo Scotchman was standing by and
described how women had received them
nlong the line "The 1 idles , " ho said , "hue
been a great solace to the boys nt different
towns wo have passed through Of course
our rules are very strict and we can siy
absolutely nothing ] except thnt which Is
correct , but wo hnve been joked n great deal
by the ladles All the stories ubout nny of
these men deserting thi'li wives nml ram lies
for the novelty of joining this company of
unemployed Is filse. It Is true that a great
many of the compiny are mauled men , but
they are on this train foi no other reason
than the hope of being able to better theli
condition. The kind words of encouragement
which we have received from ladies along
the route have stimulated the men to hope
for the best nnd all are confident that when
, , „ „ , - „ Ilirmin-h u lilt till' authorities III
Washington something will bo done to better
our condition. "
"Thero will be an army of women follow
this train very shortly " said the fellow ,
"and In that army wilt be the wives of.
spvural of the men who are hero today
These men have been out of work for months
and there Is nothing In California for them
to do. What few aitlclcs they hid left were
turned over to their wives nnd children
These things , will be converted Into cash nnd
the women nnd children -will come next
The Pacific coast Is a good place for people
to stny away from unless they have money
nnd plenty of It. "
"Say ' you're a reporter , aln t you" asked
ono of'the travcleis , as he struck n Hee man
on the train. Being assured that his guess
was correct , the tall , thin Callfornlan said
he wished The Bee would state that this was
the first pie the army had htruck since they
started on the trip. "Tim newspaperb. " he
continued , "havo repcitedly stated that we
have been feasting on pie , etc .but I have
not missed a mess since we left Oikland and
this is the first pie we have tackled That
Ilobton store man Is all right and If any of
us fellows ever happen to drift back this
him" When the
way we will not forget
train was about to pull out General Ko ly
raised his hat nnd remarked"Now , boys let
us give three hearty cheers for the good
people of Omaha , the police and mayor , and
especially for the man who gave us 1,000
pies " The response was immense.
Fire Chief Smith ot South Omaha was on
hand nt Summit with about 1.000 feet of
hose ready to supply the tourists with water
to drink and wash with. He also brought
100 tin cups and severnl water palls. As
sistant Chief Holland was with him and two
of his firemen Two of the firemen from
No 12 engine "house on Spring street were
on hand to assist Chief Smith in case their
services were needed The satisfactory ar
rangements made by Chief Seavey , however.
In getting the train out of Omaha within
an hour after It arrived left but little work
for the men on this sldo to do
It was feared by n number of men who
are waiting for a Job at the picking houses
In South Omnhn thnt some of the tourists
would desert here nnd swell the list of
laborers who nro getting In half or quarter
time , but bo far as Is known not a single
man deserted. The que&tlon was put to n
number of the men if they did not Intend
to drop off before they reached Washington
To n man they denied that they had ever
cntci tallied any such thought. They are
bound to reach the national capital , If
they are put on the rock pile the very next
day. "When we talto on any new recruits , "
said ono of the men , "we watch them
closely until wo find out If they nro sincere
In Joining us. The nowspipers say that a
few jnll birds from Omaha will join us here
I can assure all that If those men who nro
released from Jail for the purpose ot Joining
GenCTnl Kelly's army nro not law-abiding
citizens nnd do not conduct themselves
strictly proper while with the army they
will bo dropped before they hnve gone u
very great distance. "
CAMI'KI ) JNCOUM'II , lU.UITS.
Army Spends the Day nnd Mglit In n
J'li iihiint A\HJ Ttcui tliu Transfer.
The usual quiet hold possession of Council
Bluffs when day dawned , but as the sun
climbed the hills a wonderful change passed
over the town , which soon took on u circus
day appearance nnd more than half of the
people commenced to trnvel townrd the union
depot , where there were two centers of nt-
tractlon , ono being the soldiers , who had
arrived during the night , while the other
was the Kelly nrmy of Commonwenters ,
which hnd been pulled In by the Union Pa
cific folks and was sldetrncked at a point a
few rods from the. union depot.
The bold "sojer" boys , who spent the night
with ono eye open nnd the other shut for the
good of their country , were not particularly
Jovial when they nwoko this morning A
night on the hard sldo of a board was anew
experience for most of them , and when
morning came nnd they were ordered on
deck for n 6 o'clock brenkfnst there were
many bncks In the crowd that wcro the
worse for wear. There were likewise n
great many well cultivated appetites , nml
when nn hour had worn awny and still
breakfast was not ready some of the militia
men were ready to admit that n soldier's llfo
wan not what It was cracked up to be , and
that while it was nil very well to bo Inside
of n blue uniform thnt excited the ndmlia-
tlon of the feminine portion of the com
munity , It had Its drawbacks
The morning miul was anally had , how
ever , and the complaints that were at first
so frequently heard disappeared nnild the
excitement attending the possibility of nn
encounter. The announcement was pabbcd
nlong the line thnt the nrmy under com
mand of General Kelly hail left Omaha and
would bo ut the tinnsfer depot nt U 30
o'clock The militiamen wrro marched up to
the east of the depot platform nnd stationed
there , out of Immediate proximity to the
place Intended for landing the visitors nnd
yet clobo enough to ho handy In case they
wore needed But so far ns nny nctunl need
of blue cents nnd brass buttons was con
cerned they might nil hnve been left nt
homo nnd no ono would have been harmed a
particle.
HA55EN INTERROGATES KELLY
Promptly at 9 30 the train pulled In over
the Union Pacific brldco The cars were u
mass of cheering , unwashed and betlaggod
humanity , most of the passengers having
clambered from the Inside of the cars to
position * on the loof. Several thousand
people had collected nt the transfer from
Council Bluffs nnd Omaha , nnd as the train
pulled In leisurely It vvas received with
shouts nearly as vlgoious aa those sent out
from the l.tOO throats of General Kelly's
men.
men.The
The front end of the train was halted
nearly opposite the Planter's hotel , juid
sheriff Hflyrn ftiid a lieu report r were' the
llrst to climb up for fin Interview with the
Rcncrnl The herlftUc < l Kelly wlmt hH
Intentions were nnd Krlly replied that he
hardly knew hlmselfn He said , however ,
thnt he would be glufl If ] he and his men
might bo nlloned to remain In the city for
a dny Thcv hnd Iwen cooped up In IKK
cars ever since Wednesday nnd he thought
n tittle rpst nnd n cjinnre to ttfctch Iliflr
legs would be acceptfimt * Hnxeti replied
that It waa the wish MJ\ \ citizens that the
army move on ns quickly as possible , and ho
did not think they wouldbe willing lo have
It remain hero nny longlh of time , for fear
thnt n repltltlon of tnb Inwleas nets nt
Ogden nnd other western places might tnko
plnce. He Informed Air Kelly thnt the
governor had put nt hlf Hmtrol sevcrnl com-
panics of mllltla , wltlv Instructions to UFO
them , If necessary , ty prevent nny depreda
tions on the part of ( no men.
In reply Kelly dcnIUd flint there had been
anything lawless In the army s action * nt
any time lnce the eastward movement was
commenced The capture ot the I'nlon
PaclhY freight train wns no capture nt all ,
fur HIP rallvvny company had put thetruln
nt the army's disposal nnd It w is taken with
Iho company's full consent. In nil his
conversation with thu sheriff. General Kelly
was courteous , nml shoyved no disposition to
browbeat or bulldoze' . In fact , anything of
thnt kind teems to ho the very farthest
thing from his tuakrup , nnd In nil his dealIngs -
Ings with his men nnd with the public he
maintained the same ) polite demeanor He
asked the sheriff , an the representative of
thp city of Council llluffs , to provide his
men with a train that they might leavp the
city. Ha/on replied that he could promise
nothing of the sort , but If any such nrrnngc-
ments lould bo mailu ho would let him
know ns soon ns pos'lble.
BREAKFAST AND REST.
E\rn befoic this continence had end" !
the men had left the train and were build
ing fires by the sldo of the tr.ick , hurrying
to nnd fro with big palla ot wntei. wabhlng
nnd pieparliw brcahfust Blankets were
thrown from the cars , nnd In n short time
hundreds of tired men were resting beneath
the rays of n warm April sun Some slept ,
while others gathered about the camp fires
nnd read the morning papers nnd told tales
of the Journey over the mountains , now and
then Injecting references to homes nnd little
oneb In the eastern states After a icst of
nn hour the order to nieparc bienkfnst wns
given and there was a hmrytng to the com
missary department , from which be'ef , bread ,
pics and colfeo were Issued to the cooks of
each of the companies of the nrmy. In a
short time the combination of a morning and
midday meul wns spioad , after which the
men fell to nnd ate with as much hatlsfuc-
tlon as though they hnd been shoving their
feet under the mahoginy ot the Grand The
men ! having been finished many ot the men
called upon the barber , where bsaids which
had been started on the Pacific coast rave
way to razors. Improvised barhei ehalis
consisted of railway ties , boxes , palls and the
rallroul track
After the members of the army had fin
ished their toilet they were ready to lercivo
callers , and from thut time until they de-
pal ted for the east they were kept busy , as
It Is estimated that 50,000 persons called at
the cimp duiing the day and evening Ihe
Council Bluffs people turned out In full force ,
while the Omaha contingent threatened to
swamp the carrying capacity ot the motor
lines. All of the closed cars of the eompiny
were preyed Into the service during the
eaily pait of the day , and before noon the
company was compelled to press the summer
cars Into the service. Tialns weie run five
minutes apart , with two and three In eaeh
bectlon , each running on one train h t me
At an early hour | U became appaient that
Governor Jackson's soldiers would not bs
needed , and befoie peen most of tlietn linu
quartet ed themselves , under the ? lieds of the
the uptovu
passenger depot or nrpund
hotels Otheis of the young soldlcis and
cspeclnlly those whg vveie out for n time
lingered about the open vntcrlng places of
the prohibition town , on , else flirted with
the maidens who had wamleicd Into camp
wlthiut chaperones and weie Intent upon
seeing an army of genuine Commonwealers
WANTRIJ NO TRAMPS
When the army of Commonw eaters pulled
over the Union Pacific bridge and landed on
lovvn boll it was preUlcteJ that all of the
tramps and vagrants of both Omaha and
Council Bluffs would become Kellj,1/ed , and
tnke up the trail leading toward Washing
ton. This prediction/ however , never ma
terialized , for Genera ] Kelly was on to his
Job nnd at once set about discouraging
nny movement of the kind. From the door
of the commissary cai he made the an
nouncement that he would handle all of the
recruits who eared to enlist for the cam
paign against monopoly , but ho would not
tolerate the piesenco of a tramp v\hat he
wanted he said , were honoiablo men and
no others. He hnd had a few tramps , but
had got rid of them as soon as they made
their Identity known , dumping them at way
stations. This announcement dampened
the at dor of the gentlemen wlto were con
stitutionally opposed to work , and they
wended their way back to the two towns
from whence they came
In speaking of this matter with the Com
monweal representative of The Bee , General
Kelly lomarked that ho would not allow
n trump to enlist , if he knew the man was
a tramp. If he discovered that he was
one utter ho had gotten into the army , he
would at once call a dtiimhcad court-mar
tial , und , If the fellow was convicted , ho
would bo driven out of the army in dis
grace. "We want men , " continued the gen-
eial , "who , when they line up In Washing
ton , will have as much respectability as
the senators nnd representatives them
selves , and If I can keep the nrmy In Its
present social nnd moral condition the rep
resentatives of the states will not feel
ashamed of our coming It Is true that wo
are not as rich as homo of the membeis
of congress , but we nre ns respectable and
have the snmo kind of rich blood How Ing
through our veins. Besides this , wo all
nro from the snmo original und common
parents. "
The busiest man In the whole nrmy wns
the commanding olllcer , General Kelly
Whllo he had everything down to n system ,
nil of his under ofllcers apparently wanted
his consent and advice before making the
simplest move. This fact vvas the cause of
his being on the go from caily morning
until night. Ho gave orders how to unload ,
how to cook the meat and how to repack
the baggage , besides devoting considerable
time to trying to make traffic arrangements
for the movement of the nimy toward the
national capita ) .
KELLY'S EARNEST ADDRESS.
During the afternoon repeated calls were
made for the general , us the vast assem
blage wanted to know something of the
oratorical ability of the leader who had
brought 1,300 men over the Rocky moun
tains. Responding ( o the calls , n slight
man , wealing a box suit of blue , his head
surmounted by a yncthlng cap , appeared at
the sldo door of the commissary cai nnd wns
greeted with n rousing round of cheeru
The man vvas General Kelly , and , dolling
his cap , ho said.
"Ladies nnd gentlemen , we come to you
today , not ns n body of tramps , but us
honest , would-bo suit-supporting laboring
men , all fico cltUcnsl ot the United States
Wo do not belong to jhc , class termed vag
rants , but Instead , theio Is not a man
among us who would | i6t bo willing to earn
his bread by the s\\'eaibf honest toll , pro
viding the employmenf Ki'us fuinlHhcd Wo
have among us men , Of every trade , men
who have followed professions nnd men who
have been shining [ Mights In society , but
i
nlvir i i in am tamri mu1 iluss leg ! latlon
has ndiitftd us t unnt nnd misery Nuw
i wo nro on our way t ) the rnt of govern
ment where we propei i > to lay our
( claims before tut law makers of the
' land You nsk us what we wnnt ?
! "In the west wo wnnt congress to npprnprl-
I nte money for the construction of Irrigation
t ditches and k I ml rod enterprises , lu the i-nst
we want congress to appropriate money for
the construction of roail ? , thus giving em
ployment to HIP Idle thotumuls If congress
will furnish employment for three ycara the
pcopln will bo upon their feet onct more nml
nn era of prosperity will ngnln prevail. When
that time comes men who nro willing to
work will not bo rldlni ; over the country ,
objects of chnrltv. When thnt time comes
the tramp will bo a thing of the past nnd
there will he more cqunllty among the men
of the nation.
"Talk about hard times. This Is the rich
est country In the world nml there Is no rea
son why n single Individual should beg for
bread. Right hero In this state you can
niHe- enough corn nnd whent to feed half of
the United Stntes , but Instead of doing BO
you nro letting the soil remain Idle , simply
for the reason thnt your produce Is not mir-
ketnble. This Is not your fault , but the fault
of the men who represent you nt NVashliipton ,
the men who mnko your Inws You sny thut
you nre not to blame , but you me , for vou
i hnvo not made your demands Owing to the
fact that you hnvc let mattots go by drfnult ,
we are going to bee what we can do for
you und tlm rest of humanity Wo do not
nsk you for money , but wo do nsk you for
yom moral support nnd in avers If you give
us these' you will hen from us , for 1 tell
you that when wi ? reach Washington nnd
enmp In the white house grounds , " 0,000
Htiong , your congressmen and the others will
( > eo that this movement menus something.
NO NEED OF MILITIA.
" \Vc do not wnnt lo annoy you. but we do
want to be let ulono nnd henllowcd to pro
ceed nn our way unmolested. Today I see
uound me the bdldleiy of jour ulate. called
here by your governor Why the gentleman
hail called out these boys In blue Is n ques
tion that surpasses nil imderstniiding Pos
sibly the honorable gentleman has un Idea
that wo nre nil born robbers , but let me In
form him once foi nil Hint wp nre gentle
men poor but honest , and that not a dollar
lar s worth of property shill be In jut id by
a member of the Commonweal. We have a
mission to perform , which mission Is to se
cure legislation ami not to stenl nnd plundei.
Until we have accomplished thnt mission
you can Intigh nt us but when It Is accom
plished we will turn Ihe laugh
"Right here I wnnt to tay thnt I wnnt
you people of Iowa to get up u petition , .ask
ing Iiclind to help us with home rule , ns we
have helped It In the pist ; nnd. In con
clusion , let mo say that the next time tint
nn nrmy of Commonwcalers passes through
jour city , Inform your governor tint It will
not bo necessary to call out the mllltla of the
state to protc'd lives and property Thete
soldiers look line on dress parade , but In ,
my opinion It would have been far better
foi the community it the money tint It
eobt to bilng them here had been spent In
buying food and clothing for the needy and
buffcllng of your state"
At the conclusion of the general's speech
he wns given three rousing cheeis , und then
the hat was passed through the crowd
When It was returned to the commissary
car , It was loaded down with silver and
bills , aggregating $10ii " , " > , which wns turned
over to Colonel Bakei , who Is custodian of
the company funds
During the afternoon the crowd was enter
tained by speeches delhcied by local oiators ,
with several O.niha and South 'Omahi
gentlemen taking a hand
Dining the day the recruiting officer mus
tered in one company , which during the bal
ance of the jouiney , will be known ns com-
jany I This company is composed ot fifty-
t'.o men , all from Omaha and Council Bluffs
and is under the command of Captain Fiank
Fentress , originally fiom Wisconsin , where
foi a number of years he was foieman of
one of the Lifting crews In the vicinity of
Black River Falls
Captain IVntieaS amas-scd n fortune of
Si ( 000 and four years ago went west to bet-
tci his circumstances. IIe settled In tlio
oiange district of the golden stale mil tried
fruit raising In this ho was successful , und
at one time had an oiange plantation that
gave piomlso ot being " bonanza , but about
this time lie commenced to dabble in Los
Angeles real estate , and to use u coist ex
pression , ho bit off. more than ho could mas
ticate , having the greater pottlon of It on
hand when the boom collapsed. Leaving his
wife and three girls , the oldest but 9 years
of age , In a cottage in one of the suburbs , he
went to Saeiamento , there hoping to find
employment nt his trade , that of n car
penter. In this he wns unsuccessful , nnd
when the Commonweal movement started
Fentress was foiemost In the lanks. The
captain Is one of General Kelly's most
trusted officers and Is in favor of free and un
limited coinage.
SPENT A QUIET NIGHT.
The aimy camped In Council Bluffs last
night and the men bivouacked alongside the
cars which had hauled them over so many
vvcaiy miles from the fai west.
At sundown last evening the men prepaid !
for supper. Soon tires wcro brightly bla/lng
in n long row down the Union Pacific Hacks
near the transfer depot The soldiers ( tath-
ci ed up piles ot diiftwood , old railroad
ties and othei material and coon made
themselves comfortable After supper the
squids gathered around their hies nnd told
stoties or sang son s Many of the men
nro possessed of good voices and some ot
the companies have quartets which furnish
some very good vocal music. They sing
sentimental and comic songs and then ono
crowd struck up nn old familiar hymn and
the whole army joined In , swelling the
chorus with more than n thousand voices.
Through the kindness of the Union Pa
cific company the men were permitted to
use the curs which they rode in to Council
Bluffs , nnd they weio ns comfortable as
possible under the circumstances Alany of
the men preferred to wrap themselves In
their blankets and Ho down by the fires ,
and at midnight the only movement about
the camp vvas thnt of the pickets pntrollng
back nnd faith As soon ns the men went
Into camp General Kelly ordered the pickets
on duty nnd they were relieved every two
hotns. 'Iho general gave strict oulois that
no soldier should be allowed to go out of
camp or ho would unest him und tuin him
over to the civil authorities ns n vugrant.
Then outside of tills guild was the picket
guaid of the state mllltla , which patiolcd
the vicinity all night.
As some people were nppiehi'nslvo that
fiomo of the soldiers might bo cuirylng nuns
for an unlawful purpose General Kelly Issued
oiderti to nil his captains to search the men
This was done nnd not a weapon of any kind
could be found , unless a few razors which
they used for shaving might be termed
weapons
Sheriff Huzen , who hud been up for two
nights In succession , went to bed early , hav
ing issued his Instiuctlons to the com-
mumlers of the mllltla , which weio to the
effect that they were only to putrol the camp
nnd sco that none of the Commonvvcah'rs
were allowed to get outsldo the tines , but
theio was no need of even this , for the poor
fellows weio worn out with their long
journey Governor Jackson did not con
sider tint ho could bo of uny service and
went homo with a rclntlvo who lesldcs In
Council Bluffs nnd retired ciitly Only for
the smouldering camp fires no ono would
hnve been nvvure of the largo crowd of men
who wcro sleeping In ami near the ears
Geneial Kelly was Invited to spend the
and jiimilar annoyances nre caused by impure blood ,
which will result in a more dreaded disease. Unless
removed , slight impurities will develop into serious
SCnOFULA , ECZEMA , SAL T IUIEUM
I r-uve for dome time been n sufferer from a severe ARE THE RESULTS OF
O4 Wood trouble , for which I took : many rcmedtoa lhat
VO did ina UQ good. I Imvo now lukcii four tattles ot
vviin tnautost vYouucrful resulia. Am
ciijojlntrtljo twst health I OTCT Knew ,
lia o coined twenty pounds ana my
VJ ] f rlon'U pay they ne et saw me u& treU.
I am tccJIug ijulte Ilka a new man.
Oovcramcnt Prlntlnff Odla , Washington ! D. a
Treattie on Blood and fitin IHicaset mulltdfrtt toanuaddrai.
SWUT BPKCinO CO. , ATLANTA , QA.
i
nlsht with Mr \ \ U 1,5n. 1i.u > l inth ,
ceptcd Th ie > i ! f M vir > Un II )
toward the peiplo of Ooumil IilurN nml
i Oil-till \ mid thinkthnt he will Lnl lu i
i nrmy In the national mpltitl Ills men nru
In good rplrllt nnd nhsudiitt'ly ninlrr hM con
trol , o tint under ordinarily fnvuntble con
dition * hi. " ton f will not he dlminlxhed nn
It tnvels pnitwurd l > > desertion *
t.ist night Superintendent Dimmed , cf tin *
motor company said Hint hi * ti-Hlm had
hmled about 20,000 people down to Iho tr.ui *
for nftcr 9 nYlock jesterdny mornlni ; nnd up
to 11 o'clock last illicit.
It H thought nrv.\ that nftei bre.ikfagt this
morning the toldler * will be foimed In line
nnd nftci n route Is selciled they will start
on their Journey on foot. One of the cnptalna
rnhl last night that If they ooilld not ride
they could walk , but he Kile-iced Hint they
would rldo most of the way.
MAY mnn ON run -q
J. II. DtiRKnn , division mipnlntendent of
the Chicago , IluilliiRton R. Qulmynt Preston
wns ircMi by 1 n porter duiliiK the afternoon
ns he wns loailiiK nhout the trnnifi-r plat-
.form waiting for sotiiethliu ; lo turn up
"This thlnu pf our rurnltdilni ; i train t"
carry these people cist , ' said hi' , when asked
whit his company might he o\ppci > d to do
toward helping the men in their wav , 'would
ho all very well If It vvtio not for theprcee -
dent It would establish It there were no
others lo follov I should ho in favor ot put
ting n train out on the Hack nnd tilling the
hoj s lo jump on nnd go , and run the risk nf
dimage suits. Hut I understand theio nro
MOO more of them gelling n-idy lo leivo
Snn rraiu'lsco nml other western cities for
the cast , and If WP commence now we 11
have to keep It up foi no ono know a how
long "
The exposure nnd ImidMil * Incident lo
the trip have made iniondb on tnc IIIMIIII
of n good miny of the men nnd xe'vcrnl of
them nre down with pneumonia nnd kindred
disease * During tlio nfti'iiloon HIP condl
tlon ot one of the patients , I Inns Mnigon
son of San Princhpo , became M > serious thnt
IIP was tnl I'll to the Woman's Christian as
sociation hospital for tie-ntim-nt lle > Is n
member of HIP Dinlsli Illothnrhood nnd the
expenses of his treatment will be paid bj Ihe
members of the orde-r In Illicit ) .
UNKNOWN SMI I'll IHISIMt I'V
Artlit llronn Vgiiln nt HMI llrnil of Iho
I'ovcj Aim } In Muivliuid
CUMnmili ) , Md . Apill I" . - I his after
noon Maishal Call llrowno rode Into C1 im
berlaml ut the head of the COXPJ armv of
the Commonweal on a handsome stall'n )
which has been his mount hlnco leaving
Mnsslllon III on no Is again on top HIP
revolution of vesterda > hits been quelled nnd
"Unknown" Smith has been deposed He
will go on n lectmlng tour Mr I'OSPJ a
son has deserted therauso of his fathii
and goes with Smith Co\cy arrived nt
da > break When the mini reached heio
It camped In the ball grounds mul 1 500
people paid 10 tents to fce-o It Prominent
citizens provided provcmlei and nftci eating
supper , the soldiers lay down besldo theli
campflres for the night.
Wilmington , Del , Apill lii Hlvlilon No
0 of Co\ev's arm ) , under the command of
Christopher Columbus Jones , camped at
Nevvprot today and will remain there alt
night. They are being fed b > the villagers.
lllfll Next I lip.
TOPCKA , April 15 In view of the prob
able pnssngo of eGncral Kell's Indiistrlil
nrmy through Topeka the People's Party
league of Slmwneu count ) pasted a lesolu-
tlon last night to give the recruit's a suitable *
vvelcomo and a substantial fenbt on their
Journey \\ashlngton A committee to
make the necessary airnngements hab been
appointed.
I nun Itlil ilionm.
KANSAS CITY , Apill 15 V special to Ihe
Journal from Outhiie OKI , sas The
Oklahoma contingent of C'oxpv s army jot )
strong , completed arrangements tonight with
the railroad company to earry them to
Washington In bocats. .
SS
IIELIEVES PflOMPUYMd
McPIiERSON & HAIN , Props.
1 id ffit pillion * s 1'(10 ( 11 1'lorrn s' thirto
block 4 from oint fiul or Htn i'l iv Hit tVlii > Uouo
' 'II < < rmviis iiul il , il , inhi all UliuHof pirnl'i ,
NliriltlH VI ul lilt ) H 't Unit" ! ( lit Plow I'M All 1
h'iin tl IH < it 'MHHlilppiMi > ill pirn > if tincoiiulry
Mail and Telegraph Orders Promptly Filled
CEO. P. SANFORD , A. W.-RICKMA | (
1'roildi'Ht. '
Fircf Infirmo
HIM Ndlllllld
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , lovvn.
Capital , - . M 00,001)
1'rofiN , . . . 12,000
One oCllu'Oldi M Imnki In tin'Hiati * of lovvn Wo
PI Hill vein InisliiiMs nut inlli-i-lluim VVupirS
pi i ivnt on Urn" ili iiuHllH \ \ c w 111 bo uh'isuil lc
Nee lliilheivi Mill
Improved Quick and Easy
Rising1 Steam , Elec
tric & Hand Power
Set.il for Ciri'ulai'3
Kimlnll Bros. , Couasll BluO'F.rdwa .
I > /oliGC3 / }
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
DO V.OLT KNOW 1HAI UAi & iaS3 HAVU
come choice bmealua 111 fiult unit curden
land nciii tills cltyf
UUMOVUD. cisji'ooh.s.
chlnmcjs cleaned ttd lluike , ut Tu ) lot
tiuctry , fJJ lliundnay
AllblllACT AND loANS 1'AHM AND
cltj projitrty buuttlit mid t > old. 1'uuoy .
'lliunius , Cuuncll HlulTtj
\OUNO LAUV blKNObllAl'ltnU AND TVI'J : .
\\rltiM- desires Hiiuullun. his hid exin-rlencu lit
buoUKkripltiK also , bist iiftiuncttt Address
N J ) , IKe , Council llluffs
_
I'AsiuitAoi : , rutsr ci-At-a. i o 400 mAl >
of stock , nhout J miles noitli of tuun Cattls
$275 tti { I 00 hoibcs J < uu to 570) for acason ,
Alirll 11 to Octobei ID Good man In cliurKo
of stock , iiluity KniBM , mil nnd water. OR
\\lll tint to iuol nun with SluniOJ cui'ltnl ' to
linen In dully , hog and | > oulU > busliicDJ , trout
C-iooin luiusi > and nil coincnienciH li I' *
Jtulson WJ oth a\fnue 01 SJS Uioadway , Coun
ell llluffH
_ _
S.LHOil COMMISSION TO TI1I3 KIOI1T
gcnllcnnn in Ind ) t ill nt one" U. C. & II.
Co. 201 , Main stint , t uincil llluffa
LOST , ON TlOl61t NP7T 12TIl
HlHn sword pin PUKIOXLI ! li ingle "lN. . "
' * 1 I ) llituin to lice olllio.
Cafatoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription Tor Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium , Morphine nor
other Narcotic bubbtancc. It Is n harmless substitute-
for Paregoric , Drops , Soothing Syrupii , and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use oy
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fcvcrishness. Cas > toria prevents vomiting Sour Curd ,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoritv relieves
teething troubles , cures constipation and ilatuloncy.
Cabtoria assimilates the food , regulates the atoinacli
and bowels , giving healthy and natural sleep. Cagp
toria is the Children's Panacea the Mothci's Friend.
Castoria. Castoria. '
" Costcria li nil excellent mcillelno for children "
Cn-torl.i Is BO ell mlnptcd to children thai
dren Jlothtr ? hao i cpeatcilly to'd mo of Its I recommend It as superior toauy piescrlptlon
good effect upon their children " knouu to me. "
Dn. Q. C. Onoon , II. A. AIICIIKR , H. D. ,
Lou ell , Mass. Ill So. Oxford St , DrooVlyn , N. Y.
" Cristorla la the hft lemoily for children of "Our phjslelans In the children's depart
which I am ncqualnti'd. 1 hope the day h not ment lii\e spoUen highly of their experience
far distant when mothers w III consider the real enceIn their ontsldo practice \\lthCastorIa ,
Interest of their children , nml UMJ Castorl i in and although no only huva ainoui ; our
stead of tho\nriousquack nostrums\vhlchnro medlc.ll supplies what Is Known as regular
deitroyhirftheir lo\eil ones , foyforcingopliim , prodncls , jetuoaro frco to confess ti ! 4 Hw
morphine , soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has WOP " * > a look with
agents down their throats , theicuy sesdlug favor upon It "
tiew to premature g w cs , " UNITED Hosrmij irs P' pruaAny ,
DR. J. T KiscnELOE , Uoston. Mass.
Couwaj , ArU. AILEV C. SMITH , Pro ,
Tito Contnnr Oomjjany , 77 Murray Street , Now York City.
HI AWHOOD RESTORED !
I' liiuiiiiii'i'ii tin uri'ii I iiPiunmiiMUM * such 111 Ucuk All iiiory l.iissot Unilu
1 'dwcr llniilniUrViikoruliKMi Lost MnnUooil. Mulnly I iulisioii Nervoun-
itllrtrilnannil lei < Her iimrerlnCeiiurntitoUrnuim of iltlior
Lv HYiTi'viTllnn joiilhliil crrnrn , iixtpsslvo uxiol tnbacco oplliin nr mini-
r lilrh li ml to Inllrnilty , ( 'niikuniptlnn or Inniiilly ( an Im eurrlcil in
ve l ixrli > x ( lforbi > i I'T ninll | ircimliVllll | uS. % unKrwu
trlvo uv llli-ii until iinU-olo tiirnnriFlunil HID IIIUIIP > . hold ti/ nil
'ilViunitlH ' Ask lor II liikn o nihnr Wrlln ( or fre'n Moillcnl llouk pent n nlul
liiilulnwruiur | | | l tliii : > CO. , Slasonlc'lemplo.ClIltAUiv
In Omaha Neb , bj bhfiinan & . McLonnell und by Kuhii & Co ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
STEAM DYE WOK
All Klndnof Dyoln/
nnd UIQ uiuit dmiu u
tlm hUliott Htyln ol
tliu urt , I'.ilo I mi '
btulnod f ibrlj-i mad
to 10 ) l : Ui ROD I a
now. Worx prompt !
dona un I ( Jollvurai
In nil p iris nf tni
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