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THE DAILY
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
on ICE - - NO. U PKAItL STttBET
Delivered by c rrlr t nj- purl f the dtr.
H. W. TILTON , Le f e.
TCT rriMNBg-lhurtnm o e , Me. i nfebt
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T > e Ticvibund hi arrjnged for a ptontc at
Bio driving park tomorrow.
G rl waited for general homework. Mrs.
H W 1 'ton ' , 527 Fifth avenue.
Tt.e Women' ! Relief corp demlres to x-
vn rt 'iriku to thoM who contributed
LW.rs ( rriif on Decoration day.
A .ir.srrtape llcenn * wai taue4 yeiterdty
to W h am F. McCun * of Omaha and At-
cr A Iir.akeroff of New York. Their age *
cr _ 41 J.L l 22.
The ball g4me yeti.erday between the
S'r tar and the Merchant Maroon * of thli
sl y rni uIU" ! la a victory for the latter by
i m re ' - ( 5 to 2 ,
Pr f ( ! > atclalne gave a recital last evenIng -
Ing at Royal Arcanum hall. A fine pro-
tram was rendered , tnd one that merited a
nufh KiTgT attendance.
The rase of Crelghtan against Redlck ,
involving the ownership of Courtland Beach ,
i-a Kubrnlttcd and taken tinder advisement
> y JuJg" McOee yesterday.
The meetings held In the Fifth Avenue
It th I'.sl church the past week have been
Itead.ly Increasing In interest , and It has
bcrn dcrl-Jed to continue them next week.
TLe Rurk Island piy car has been discon
tinued fur the present , and hereafter the
monthly dues will be dished out by the sta
tion ogctiti under directions from the main
tfflcc at Chicago.
Regular meeting of the American Railway
union this evening In Patriotic Order Sons
of America hall at 8 o'clock. All railway
men if the city Invited to be present. Ed
ward H. Ott , secretary.
On account of the scarcity of money In
the bridge fund the supervisors have dc-
c."d ! n it to build any more bridges this
fear excepting such as may be ordered by
i majority vote of the board.
The Merchant Maroons left yesterday for
Neola , where tiny played a game of bale
ball with the club of that place In the utter-
no-jn. Today they pluy at Panama , Sunday
it Barling , and on TuecJay at Manning.
Frank Jones was tried In the district
court ysterdy on the charge of breaking
Into William Asmussen's shoe store on
Lower Main street and stealing about $40
worth of goods. The case was given to
the Jury Just before the hour of adjourn
ment.
Officer Covalt of the police force Is rejoic
ing In the possession of a quart box of corn
naive , presented to him as a prize for being
the homeliest man in Council Blurts by a
large number of friends who attended an
Indian show on West Broadway.
Charles Wilson , the colored dog catcher ,
was flned flG.SO In police court yesterday
morning for using obscene language In the
presence of Dan Carrlgg and carrying con
cealed weapons. He could not muster up
Iho cash , and there Is a temporary vacancy
on the staff of the poundmastcr general.
A petition Is on file with the county board ,
cigned by fifty attorneys , asking that the
clerk's office In the court house be moved to
the second door and the desk and railing
be moved to the east side of the court room.
eo as to make easy communication between
the two places. It has been hanging fire
Elnce the last meeting and has not yet
been disposed of.
The meeting of traveling men this evenIng -
Ing for the purpose of arranging to appro
priately celebrate on July 4 will be held at
their rooms , 115 Pearl btreet. Let every
traveling man In Council Bluffs Interest
himself In this demonstration to make It
one of the most successful gatherings that
this country has ever witnessed. Bring
j-our chums along.
City Assessor Hardln filed his report of
the saloons In Council Bluffs yesterday with
the county auditor. According to It there
ore sixty-four saloons In the city. Only
thlrty-three saloon keepers have so far
filed the necessary bonds , and It Is under
stood that a dozen or more have gone out
of business since June 1. The county treas
urer was Instructed. by the board to collect
"the taxes from the entire number at once.
It costs no more to have your fire Insur
ance In old and tried companies , like the
Glens Falls and Imperial , than In those which
are new and untried. Lougee & Towle ,
Agents , 235 Pearl street.
I.ako Manau-a ISiillway Time Card.
Commencing Saturday , June 9. trains will
leave Council Bluffs for Grand Plaza , BathIng -
Ing Beach and Picnic Grounds at Lake Man
awa as follows : -No. 1 , 9 a. ra.j No. 3 , 10 a ,
jn. ; No. 5 , 11 a. m. ; No. 7 , 12 m. ; No. 9 , 1
p. m. ; No. 11 , 2 p. m.
Trains will run every twenty-two minutes
.thereafter . until 10 p. m.
Return trains will leave Manawa on the
half hours up to 10:30 , when they will re
turn every twenty-two minutes.
KVHIIS Laundry Company.
C20 Pearl street. Telephone. 290.
How far will a J go ? Long ways at S. A.
Pierce & . Co.'s shoe store.
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
O. P. McKesson has returned from a Wis
consin trip.
Mr ? . F. G. Horton and daughter of Wich
ita , Kan. , are visiting friends In the city.
Dr. T. B. Lacey has returned from Cedir
Haplds. whore he attended the Masonic grand
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stewart and daugh
ter , Miss Bessie , have started for a tour in
Europe.
J. B. Sampley has received a telegram an
nouncing the sad news of the death of his
mother in Rome , Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson , whs visited
their son , A. W. Johnson , In this city , have
returned to their home in Chicago.
Mrs. Mahoney and niece , Miss Mamie
Hardy , cf Missouri Valley , are guests of
Mrs. William Garner on Fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cowles of Des Molnes ,
who have been visiting old friends here , left
jvtlorday for Hamburg , la. , to visit Mrs.
Cowles' sister , Mrs , Beach.
Henry E. Tagger Is planning to start on a
bicycle trip to Davenport about the lost of
this month. He is making himself a large
tall with which he expects to harness the
winds and make them do the bulk of the
w > rk of propellng ( the machine.
Secretary F. M. Wright of the Young
Men's Christian association has returned
f-om Red Oak , accompanied by his bride.
Trey will reside at 722 Mynster street. On
ertcrlng his home Mr. Wright was sur
prised at finding a carved oak combination
b ok case and writing detk. a testimonial
from his friends in the association.
1'icurnhm to Lincoln.
The Burlington route Ins arranged for an
excursion to Burlington beach , Lincoln , Neb. ,
Sunday. June 10. Lincoln's Coney Island.
Iwund trip { 1-10. Special train leaves Omaha
M 9 30 p. m. O. M. BROWN ,
Ticket Agent , Council Bluffs.
The Trcubund lodge , No. C9 , will give a
picnic at the driving park Sunday , June 10.
Foot races , tack races , ball game and other
imuiements. Best Council Bluffs music ,
Everybody Invited ,
Gas cooking stove * far rent and for sale at
Gas Co'8 office.
Domestic soap broski herd water.
Gun dull ilKKiU
The following U the score of the Council
riuffi Gun club's shoot at blue rocks Uit
Thursday Campbell. Si out of 160 ; Miller ,
50 out ot 100 ; Camp. C4 out of 76 ; Beroiburen ,
51 out of 76 ; Pyper. CS out of 76 ; Klng bury ,
El out of 7 ; Hart. 34 out ot M ; Sargent. 34
out ot 50 , Fornsworth , 36 out ot CO ; Everett ,
13 out of 00. _
No fake advertising or false premise * at
rierct'i ihoe store , but r al bargains.
Meyan-Durlee I irnitur * company , SIS-33J
Uroadwuy. Bargains In fine furniture.
For cob * go lo Cox * street. Tels-
phone 4S.
Everybody knuws Da via icili drug * .
NE\IS \ FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Oil ; Connoil Holds an Opan Efemion to
Transact Bturfnees.-
MANAWA ELECTRIC ORDINANCE AMENDED
rite-Cent rare and Life of the rntiichlne
Limited-Laid ( Her Until the .Next
beinlon Library Hoard
Vacancy Filled.
The city council held a meeting last erm-
Ing. An ordinance providing for a ten-icon
newer an Oakland avenue wan p s il.
Th * ordinance granting the Council QluITc
and Lake Mirwwa Electric Motor company
wac amended ao an to provide for a o-cent
fare for the whole length of the road , nd to
limit the life of the franchise to ten years.
Keller was oppoMd to the Immediate pas
sage of the ordinance , and BO were Ittabton
and Spetrain. The mayor was in favor of
acting at once , but the aldermen finally de
ckled to let It go over until the next meet
ing. which will be on Tuesday night.
The ordinance granting the Postal Tele
graph company a right of way over certain
streets and alleys not covered by the original
grant wai passed.
The sum of $3,000 was ordered transferred
from the police fund to the special assess
ment sewer fund , to provide for the payment
of bondi about to become due.
For trustee of the fri > e public library E. A.
Troutman was elected to fill the vacancy
cauted by the * resignation of James Patter
son.
A Slaughter In Sia TodayI.OOO Yard * 5.am-
mcr lirm Mlk 115 l-Si-lt.-id I'nrtlculnrx.
UIg sale Saturday evening. COD pairs ladles'
black silk mitts Saturday , 12c pair.
RIBBON'S NEARLY GIVEN AWAY.
Thousands of yards of all silk ribbons , all
colors , at 5c , lOc and 15c yard , worth In any
house In America lOc to COc.
C-Inch silk sash ribbons , worth DOc , nt lie
yard.
yard.Now
Now Is the time to buy rlbbonz.
SPECIAL CORSET SALE.
100 dozen ladies' extra long waist summer
corsets , a. 75c quality , Saturday DOc pair.
SPECIAL SOAP SALE.
1.000 cakes toilet soap Saturday lc
cake.
DOO boxes Kirk's Cashmere Bouquet soap ,
3 cakes In a box , at 25c box.
3-pouhd bar of Kirk's castile soap , 23c bar.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Saturday evening for two hours , 7 to 9 p.
m. , we offer 1,000 yards of figured China
silk , one pattern to a customer , at 12 ] c
yard.
Spend your money where a dollar
farthest. BENNISON BROS. ,
Council Bluffs.
1TANT PAY roitTHEm I'llUPKlCFV.
Hut the County Super * Uon Say "Xo" to the
Snmllioi | Victims.
The last reminder , perhaps , of the small
pox scare which Council Bluffs suffered last
winter turned up yesterday In the meeting
of the Board of Supervisors , when Mr. Hoff
man , J. P. Dill and others brought In their
bills for property which had to be destroyed
In order to disinfect the patients and the
place where they bad been confined. Dill's
bill amounted to about $100 , the largest part
of which , $ C3 , was for clothing. Among the
Items were an album , valued by the owner
at $5 , and a large bible , fS. Hoffman's bill
wns drawn up on the same principle , and
although the supervisors were at first ttag-
gered a little , they did not stay that way
long. This is the resolution passed : "In
view of the fact that the former owners of
the property destroyed are liable to the
county for their proportions of the expense
of the quarantine , be It resolved , that the
amount duo from the claimants to the
county Is far in excess of the value of the
property destroyed by the Board of Health
of the city of Council Bluffs , and that -it is
the sense and understanding of the board
that the claimants are largely Indebted to
the county , after allowing full value for the
property so destroyed. "
Thine * > "ctv and Ilepcated.
It Is generally supposed at times difficult
to Introduce something new to the public.
This may seem so to most people , but with
such a stock of merchandise as Is carried by
the BOSTON STORE the result Is too easily
obtained. This time It Is umbrellas. NO
TICE EAST SHOW WINDOW display and
prices. Every umbrella In our stock offered
at a new price during this sale.
West show window represents a sample
line of our last Invoice of ready made wrap
pers , and will REPEAT our sale of n lew
weeks ago , which will be remembered by
all purchasers. This time the assortment
is much larger and prices lower than ever
offered during any of our previous sales.
Other show windows display a sample line
of our stationery , toilet articles and no
tions , among which are to be found at nil
times the latest and best articles the mar
ket affords.
FOTHERINGHAM , WHITELAW & CO. .
Council Bluffs , la.
Tut Ills Toot In It. "
One of Council Bluffs' society young men
while walking down Main street dropped Into
a well known men's furnishing establish
ment and asked to be shown something
"right up to date" In men's shoes. The
dealer handed down several pairs of the
giddiest things he had In stock , and the
young man after carefully Inspecting them
selected a pair nnd Inquired the price. Upon
being told that he could have his choice for
$3.50 he lost no time In putting his foot
Into It. Just such things happen every day
at 919 Main street , and It only goes to show
that T. B. Hughes Is selling men's furnish
ings and shoes cheaper than any one In the
city. Call and be convinced.
Commencement nttlio InBtltate. i
The annual commencement exercises of
the School for the Deaf will be held next
Monday afternoon at the institute south of
the city. The graduating class Is composed
as follows : Minnie May Bartholomew , Pal
myra , Warren county ; Clara Allle Thoreson ,
Moorhead. Monana county ; Sarah Roslna
Hammel , Dubuque , Dubuqtie county ; Lyman
Leroy Glenn , Os-kaloosa. Mahaska county ;
JoJo Clayton Rains. Clarksville. Butler
county ; Hans Chris Hanson. Council Bluffs ,
Pottawattanile county ; Ross Murdock , Co
lumbus Junction , Louisa county ; Charles
Edwin Appleby , Hopklnton , Delaware
county ; Robert Cameron Goodwin. Durham ,
Marlon county ; James Ewln McEvoy. Chicago
cage , III. ; Henry Lester Smith , Independ
ence , Buchanan county ; Charles Albert Lees ,
Cascade , Dubuque county ; Alvln Joeper Fee ,
Center Point. Linn county ; Walter Old-
father , Bruah Creek. Fayette county.
A few of the celebrated Hurd apartment
house refrigerator * left at Cole & Cole's ,
and going at the lowest prices ever offered.
Don't fall to price these before buying. As
bestos mats for vapor cloves , only lOc at
Cole's hardware ,
Headquarters for window shades In all
widths tnd gtylac. Pricei always the low-
et. Also uphoUtery a specialty. Council
Bluffi Carpet Co. , 407 Broadway. Tele
phone 61.
Special Millinery Sitle.
MUi RagwUle. 10 Pearl street , will stll
nicely trimmed Leghorn hats for 11.25 ,
farmer price $2.50 ; be t haU at Ji.W ) , former
prioe $16.00. This week.
tin. Nil s , m'f'r stamping patterns.
The laundries use Domestic soap , '
Hall GHIUP Today.
A game of ball will be played this after
noon ct S'JO o'clock at the driving park by
the attcrnejs and the city and county oB-
ria' ' The a" irnen team O S Wrigh * .
1 hor'st p. E Schurz. catch. C P H * klr
left fiell. ExereU. rigM flrld. Harvry Oarer.
center C ! d. A Wk lth pitch : D. E.
Stuart , second bane : J J. Shea , flrat base ;
Herman Schurz. third b M.
Summer Opening nt Mnnntra Toilnv
Tb ctaiion at Mantwa opens today , and
for the next three months tbc beautiful lake
will be the objective pont ! of all who dwlre
to pet oat of town for a brier breathlni ? * petl.
There have been mny Important Improve
ments made far thtt ceagon and the old
haWtaes will scarcely recognize the place
when they s e It. The new bathing beach
Is by all odd * the flnftt at the Ilk * . Go
down today and see It and then like yo tr
family down tomorrow. Hound trip tickets
for excursion and picnic parties on all fore
noon trains only lOc.
Legal IMfllcnlttr * .
The Council Blnffi and Like Manawa
Electric Motor company ran up ngilnst a
snag yetterday in the effort to get a fran
chise from the county board over the land
lying between the corporate limits of Coun
cil Bluffs and the town of Manawa. All
the members of the board stated their wil
lingness to vote to grant the franchise pro
viding there were no legal difficult ! * * In
the way. County Attorney Organ was en
gaged in the trial of a case In the district
court , and so could not advise the board as
to the legal status of the case , but will do
BO this morning. In conversation with a
reporter , however , he stated that the law
only gave the * board the ngnt to grant a
franchise over a street 100 feet inwidth or
more , and that In order to make FUCU ac
tion legal It would be necessary to condemn
thirty-four feet of land along the entire
strip of ground , three-quarters of a mile In
let'gth.
J. J. Stewart , who represents the com
pany on this side of the river , claims that
the law referred to by the county attorney
only has reference to railroad companies ,
and the much vexed question whether or
not an electric line Is a railway company
comes up again.
The proposition to condemn property and
widen the street does not meet wlh much
favor with the company , even though the
cost of such a proceeding be not taken Into
consideration. The east side of the street
Is bordered by the Kansas City railroad's
right of way , which Is not subject to con
demnation. The land would consequently
have to be taken In a lump from the west
sld - property owners , which would in all
probability work them up to a pitch where
they would demand heavy damages from the
railway company. Just how the matter
will terminate Is hard to tell , but It will
In all probability be settled before the
supervisors adjourn today.
Grand I'luza , IaUe Mun.iua *
Grand Plaza will be open to free admis
sion every day up to noon. From noon
until midnight an admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged , which will admit to grounds
and to concerts and all entertainments. No
return checks will be given.
No person of questionable character will
be permitted to enter the grounds.
No admittance to Grand Plaza will be
charged to persons who desire to rent boats
or bathing suits.
Ice cream and refreshments served In the
pavilion of Grand Plaza.
KntrrtnlnniPiit for Grand Army.
The committees selected to ascertain the
number of guests the people of Council
Bluffs are willing to feed and lodge during
the coming Grand Army of the I&publlc en
campment will please report progress to
J. C. DeHaven at his store on Broadway ,
by Monday evening next. We desire to
learn how much has been done In each ward
by the time mentioned. Committee on en
tertainment.
Watch the Eagle laundry for the Improve
ments of the day. A new sleeve and yoke
Ironing machine Is the latest. Telephone 157.
After June 1 wo will close our store at S
o'clock , except Saturdays and Mondays. S.
A. Pierce t Co.
1 have two o' the choicest lots In Morn-
Ingilde that I will sell for $330 each , cash.
E. H. Sheafe.
Will Tlx tinS.iloon Limit.
City Engineer Etnyre has been Instructed
to measure the distance of all saloons In the
city from neighboring churches and school
houses , with a view to ascertaining what
saloons are outside the 300-foot limit from
such places.
We want everybody to know that Morgan
sells paints and drugs. 134 and 742 Broadway.
There's only one bargain shoe store In
Council Bluffs , and It's Plerce's.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
o
Hanged for the Murder of I.ottlo Hotvc.
STAUNTON , Va. , June S. Blacksmith
Lawrence SplIIer , convicted of the murder of
Lottie Rowe on April 2S In the- suburbs of
this city , -was hanged today. Death seemed
Instantaneous.
Sea the big star"at Courtland beach ?
TELEGRAPHIC
A heavy rain Is reported from Oakley
and Garden City , Kan.
Senator McPherson of New Jersey Is se
riously 111 with stomach trouble.
Ex-Councilman Boole of Cleveland , a
prominent steel manufacturer , died yester
day.
day.Edward
Edward It. Howe , on trial at Chicago for
swindling Harvard graduates , was con
victed yesterday.
A cable dispatch to the Navy department
announces the arrival of the San Fran
cisco at Colon from Bluefields.
Emll Hoberkorn , onct the husband of the
actress , Margaret Mather , died yesterday
of consumption In Los Angeles.
Receiver Niblack of the Columbia Nn-
lonal bank at Chicago announces he will
bring suits against the stockholders.
Charles Taylor , a student at Lake Forest
university. Chicago , has returned to his
home In Galebburg sick with smallpox.
John H. Crlttenden , a mall carrier ut
Frankfort , Ky. , has been arrested for steal
ing letters. He Is a son of General Crtt-
tendon.
The Illinois apportionment case was ar
gued yesterday before the supreme court.
A decision will probably not be reached
for several days.
In attempting to arrest James Splcer of
Galeton , 1'a , , for Illegal selling of liquor
Spicer fired at Constable HIgglns , The lat
ter returned the tire and killed Splcer.
The republicans of the Third Indiana dis
trict nominated Kobcrt J. Tracenell of
Corydon for congress. The populists of the
Eleventh district nominated A. J. Benslon.
The senate committee on appropriations
has agreed upon the diplomatic and con
sular bill. As agreed upon It carries JJ.-
379.43S , an Increase of JIS.UOO over the house
bill.
bill.The
The house committee on Interstate and
foreign commerce yesterday decided to rv
port a Nicaragua canal bill very similar
to that Introduced In the senate by Mor
gan.
gan.No
No information has been received at the
Treasury department concerning the loss
of the revenue steamer Bear , and the opin
ion prevails that some mistake has been
made.
Francis Murphy of Denver was killed
yesterday by his landlord , Christopher
Aohram , In H Quarrel over rent , Murpny
was stabbed through the heart with a
chisel.
Mrs. Sophia Dwelllnger of Foster , 111. ,
died yesterday from drinking coffee sup
posed to have been poisoned. A number of
neighbors drank of the coffee and are se
riously ill.
Ex-County Clerk Pern' of Denver has
returned from 'a year's trtp In Europe.
After he left It was claimed be was short
H'.UOO. He claims he can show the short
age In the ottlce wa not his fault.
The National Furniture association. In
session at Indianapolis , yesterday elected
oUlcers and passed a resolution protesting
against the duty of 10 per cent placed on
looking glass plates by the tariff bill.
Officials reports have been received from
Admiral Walker at Honolulu. He says the
survey of Pearl harbor Is progressing favor
ably. He aUo states the British minuter ,
who has never been friendly to the pro
visional government , is about to return
home.
Irving Mowott , nuperlntendent of con
struction of the war ship Monterey , con
firms the story that there Is defective
armor on the vessel. He says It was
known at the time It was put on , but as
there wns liability of trouble with Chill at
that time itwas not thought advisable to
delay the completion of the ves.ft-1.
Free from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. rn. Satur
day lee cream coda with COc purchase or
" 6v r at the Morse Dry Goods Co.
See the big etar at CcmrUand beach ?
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SUPREKE COURT.PROOEEDIKOS
IVIutt the Judcc * DhtntUip . | ttlng Which
Lnded Ttmr il y
On Tuesday , June 'I , She supreme court
of Nebraska , met purmiaHt to adjournment.
Itobert B. Evans , eVof DakoU county ,
Richard S. Horton , e fl. of Dousla * ronnty.
and E. H. ( 'rowder. ejj. . f Douglan county
were admitted to prtttr .
Moore affftlnut Waterman , leave to flle
amended transcript ; , B a ( walnut Heller.
leave to Hie amendetranncrtpt ; Krchnavy
against state , leav io nle amendml peti
tion ; state ex rel Berber BKalnot Whit
ney. order of reference. PhkU * . Harrlm-n
Howard Iron comtfetii npalnnt American
\\ater Works company , t1l niiiu ed ; * tte ex
r I Lee iwralnM Htnriphrfy , continued.
The folhmltiR pattSs * fcere arjrued and
submitted. Meredith' aitalnot Omaha , on
motion ; lt * om nalri t turning county , on
motion ; Smllty a/mlnrt McDonald , on mo
tion ; Omaha nralnxt WVfmrdu , On motion.
L1ttltleld against state , on motion ; Hols-
worth aeainft Ochander. on motion ; V n
Dorn acnln t M'nceduht ; Patterson ( Mralnst
Htale : Clarke against Mate : Alken H ain t
tate , Cooler airnlnst state , on motion ; Gal-
IlKher a Rln t mate , on motion ; iitate en
rel Hank npalnst Uw n ; Thomas apalnct
Franklin : Hermsmeler a < ; nlnst H rmsmeler ,
on motion ; Omaha l n n and Trust com
pany against Hanson.
On June G , l&M , court met pursuant to
adjournment.
HolRworth against O Chandler , motion
for additional security sustnlned , new li/md
to be given within thirty days. Ha-
irws against Cumin * county , motion
to advance overruled. Smiley against Mc
Donald , advanced. Cooley BKHlnft state.
Galll her against state , pralntuTa1 Uriefs
stricken from flies.
The following causes were argued and
submitted : \\IHIumM uxalnn Hojfan. on
motion ; Ackerman acalnm Arkerman. on
motion ; Beatrice against Brethren church.
On June 7 court met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Connecticut Fire Insurance com
pany against O. Fallen , motion to dismiss
overruled. Grahum against Frur.ler , leave
to file amended petition. Ackermnn against
Ackcrman , motion to discharge writ of
prohibition sustained. Williams airalnst
Hopan. dismissed. Sandwich Manufactur
ing company against Feary. leave to lllp
motion for rehrarlng In fifteen days. State
ex rel Christlensen Hpaltist Ambrose , writ
denied. Meredith acalnst Omaha , advanced.
Robinson against Alken. dismissed. Burr
against Baker , ten day * , aliov.-ed to file mo
tion for rehearing.
Motions for rehearlnc were overrule-i In
the following cases : Munson against Car
ter. Fremont. Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
Railroad company against Bates. Illatt
apainst Klncald. Miles against Martin ,
Schlelds ngalnst Horbach.
The following causes were arsued nnd
submitted : State ex rel Stull against Bart-
ley. Botsch against state.
Court adjourned to Wednesday , June IS.
Following arc the syllabi of decisions
rendered :
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy Railroad
compans1 against Hitchcock county. Ap-
f > eal from Hitchcock county. Attlrraed.
Opinion by Justice Post.
Bj- section 39 of the revenue law per
sonal property of a railroad companv out
side of Its right of way is required to
be listed for taxation by the authorities
of the counties in which It Is situated
without regard to the use for which It
Is designed.
Mallurd et al against the First National
bank of North Platte et al. Appeal from
Lincoln county. Alllrmed. Opinion by Jus
tice Harrison.
The net of registering as a voter is not
conclusive upon the cuestlon of the resi
dence of the party registered In. an action
to relieve n piece of real estate of the lien
created by the levy of an attachment -writ
on real estate claimed as a homesteaa ,
but Is a fact to be considered as any other
portion of the testimony In the case and to
be given such weight as it seems entitled
to under the rules governing : the consider
ation of evidence , and especially Is this
true In this case , where it Is a disputed
point In the testimony as to whether de
fendant appeared in person before the
board Of reslstration- effected the reg
istration or it was done bj S'-me oth < T
person.
2. In order to establish , the abandonment
of a homestead thare must be an inten
tion to change the residence and an actual
change.-
3. The evidence examined and held suffi
cient to sustain the iflnding and Judgment
of the court.
Hanover Fire Insurant company against
Gustln. Error froni Buffalo county. Af
firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan.
The statement In , an application for the
Issuance of a policy of Insurance on a plan-
Ing mill that "a watchman is kent on the
premises during the night and at all other
times when the works are not In opera
tion or the workmenpresent" should re
ceive a reasonable construction , and there
fore the mere temporary absence of such
watchman within th&.itlme contemplated
did not necessarily relieve the Insurer from
liability for loss canserl by fire which
originated during such aosence.
2. Where the Insured was orally exam
ined as to the loss by an agent of the in.
surer , whose duty it was to look after and
adjust Its losses , and such examination
was by such agent reduced to writing an < ?
by the assured subscribed and sworn to In
the belief that such statement was a sat
isfactory compliance with the requirement
of proof of loss , the question whether or
not the acts or language of such agent
Induced such belief and excused the mak
ing of other proof with technical pre
cision was properly left to the Jury io/
determination.
3. The provisions of chapter xlrlll of the
session laws of 1883 empower the courts
of this state , upon rendering judgment
against an Insurance company on any pol
icy of insurance on real property , to allow
plaintiff a reasonable sum as an attorney's
fee , to be taxed as part of the costs of the
case in which judgment Is rendered.
Hewitt against Commercial Banklntr com
pany. Error from Furnas county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Justice Harrison.
"An assignment of error , as to the giving
enmasse of certain Instructions , will be
considered no further than to ascertain
that any one of such Instructions Is prop
erly given. " Hlatt againt Kincaid , 5S N.
W. Rep. 700.
2. "An assignment In a petition In error
that the trial court erred In refusing to
give a group of Instructions asked will be
considered no further when It Is found
that the refusal of any one of such In
structions was proper. " Hlatt against
Kincaid , supra.
3. An assignment of error as to Irregu
larities of the trial court In the preparation
and giving of Instructions , which assign
ment does not specifically designate the
Instruction or instructions complained of ,
the only allusion made thereto being by
affidavits attached to the motion for a new
trial , which were not further authenti
cated nor Incorporated In the bill of ex
ceptions , will not be considered by this
court.
4. Fraudulent Intent In the execution of a
chattel mortgage on a stock of goods
whereby certain creditors were preferred
Is a nuestlon of fact and not of law , and
one to be submitted to the jury for deter
mination.
5. "An Intention to defraud cannot be In
ferred merely from the fact that a prefer
ence was given to a certain creditor. Jones
against Loree. 55 N. W. Itep. 3M.
6. "A debtor In failing circumstances
may lawfully prefer one or more of his
creditors and secure such creditors by mort
gage or conveyance absolute , provided the
transaction Is In coed faith and not made
with Intent to defraud other creditors. "
Cobtello against Chamberlain , 36 Neb. 43.
7. The evidence examined nnd held suffi
cient to support the verdict.
Slayton against Fremont. Elkhorn & Mis
souri Valley Railroad companv. Error
from Brown county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Commissioner Ryan.
Where the evidence showed without ques
tion that torpedoes necessary to the opera
tion of Its railroad were deposited and
kept In defendant's untenanted section
house , all of the doors and windows of
which were securely fastened shut , and
that access to and , the removal of thee
torpedoes were efftjetfrd by children , who
unfastened and opened one of the windows ,
for those , among othef Improper purposes ;
held , that the defendant Is not liable tor
an Injury caused by 'th'e subsequent explo
sion of one of said 'tflrpcdoea procured and
removed as aforesaid.
2. The trial judge Fhotlld , without hesItK.
tlon , direct a verdict ' for the defendant
when there Is no evidence to support plain
tiffs alleged cause ot action.
American Investment company against
Nye et al. Appeal from Brown county.
Dismissed.
The district court 1Ta the power to ap
point some proper disinterested person other
than the sheriff or the county as master
commissioner to make1 the sale of real
estate under a decree of foreclosure. Surh
appointment rests In the sound discretion
of the trial court , and Its ruling will not
be reviewed where no abuse Is shown ,
2. The ruling of the district court denying
plaintiff's application for the appointment
of a special master commissioner to make
the sale of the mortgaged premises Is not
revlewable In this court prior to the rendi
tion of a final decree of foreclosure
German Insurance company against Davis.
Error from Colfax county. Reversed and
remanded. Opinion by Chief Justice Nor-
val.
val.Under
Under a policy cf 'nsurance ' that no ac
tion thereon ran be maintained unie com
menced within six months after the fire
and that the damages should be payable
sixty days after satisfactory proofs of los
shall have been received by the company ,
an action upon the policy Is not barred
if commenced within six months from the
expiration of the sixty days. German , In
surance company against Fairbanks , SJ
Neb. 7W ; Fireman's Fund Insurance com
pany against SuckstafT. 38 Neb. 150.
i Where the premises were occupied by
tenants of Insured at the time the risk
was written , and the policy su specified , a
I'l'a'.iti.ti ' ' in the | > > 1 5 nnk V ' \ I'l
' : i ( a > c The ) > ri'tn i t.eramraiant an < 1
uD'n < ijpu I unht'it the r. . > nsrTit "f thi' < ( Ti
tian > Is tint \lnlntcd m to < l > feat thf
r -o < , \t < r > f r the loss tithe fat that the
evf-nln * befcue thi lire , without the knowl
edge or contnt of the lnoure < l , such tenant *
moved out of the building. Llvprp-ml aii < l
.Loodun atid Olobe inuirance company
an 'ni"t Hurkotaft. Nth. m
3. A provision In a policy of Invurnnce
that the Insured In a rase of Ion * should
forthwith Rive notice thereof In wtltln *
to the company , and within sixty days
from date uf the fire furnish preliminary
proof * of his | UK , is valid anl binding
upon the Insured , and In an action upon the
policy It M necessary for the plaintiff to
prove that such notice and proofs of lox *
were furnished or that the company waived
the same.
4. A letter 'by the . eeretary of a ftr * In
surance company , written after the proof *
of loss were due under the iwllcy , arknowt-
the receipt of it letter written by
the policy holder reRnrdlnK hH claim for
lorn , and also stilting that the matter
therein referred to In the hand * of
the comiiati.t "tale ent , who would Rlv
It his attention as eatly ns po8it > ! e , ana
admonishing the Insured to be patient , doe *
not waite the eon-mimi * requiring the in
sured to furnish proofs of Io * * within a
jinfrtflert time.
8. Where the acts of an adjuster are re
lied upon to establish a waiver of proofs
of IOHI , or ot deficiencies therein , It must
be ! hotin that nurh i ron was clothed
with power to represent the comi any In ad
justing the loa * .
C. Instructions should be batted upon the
evidence In the cum.
Richard ? et al nenlnst Hatfleld. Appeal
from Antelope county. AHlrmed. Opinion
by Commissioner Hasan.
There Is no rule of law which requires
an action by Injunction for equitable relief
to be bimiRht within any given time.
Whether the brinirliii ; of an action In eqitlt }
has been unreasonably delajed and whether
the oinplBliuiiitu therein hale been guilty
of lachvD In not bringing It sooner are
< lucytmnB to determined from the fact *
and circumstances In the caxe.
The defense of estoppel by laches or
unreasonable delay In the bringing of u
milt In equity Is of Itself an equitable de
fense , and cannot Lie succeorfully main
tained when It appears that the delay com
plained of HS unreasonable isan caused I'y '
or contributed to by the i irty Interposing
the defeu t.
S. The payment of n tax , like any other
fact , may be proved by the liest evidence
attainable.
4. A statutorv receipt 1 only prlma faolf
evidence that the taxts for which the re
ceipt calls have In fact K-en paid.
fi. The legislature never Intended by the
enactment of section 103 of the revenue
act of lh"9 to mak * a tax receipt , when
Issued , or the entry of the pa > ment of
taxes , when made In the tax ( rooks men
tioned In said section , conclusive evidence.
G. The absence frum the tax b > K > ks of an
entry 'as required by suld section 10S ) of
payment of tnx .s asse ed against prop
erty therein described raises a pr sump
tion that bui-h ta.vs have iiU in fact bc-fii
paid , but such presumption is by 110 means
a conclusive ane.
7. A collector of taxes has no nutliorltv
to receive In payment thereof anything
but lawful money of the United States , aim
may refute to accept a bank check or draft
In payment of such taxes , but If a uollecto :
accepts such check or draft In payment
of taxes and afterwards it-ceivea the mon >
therc-on such receipt operates as a pay
ment of the tax , although the collector
falls to make an entry of the payment 01
such taxes in his bocks , never Issues to
the patty paying the tax a statutory re
ceipt therefor , and embezzles the money.
5. The owner of certain lands broucht
a suit to enjoin a county treasurer from
selling the same for taxes , which he al
leged to be dellnqUet thereon , the owner
claming In his petition that puch taxer
had. In fact , been paid. It appeared from
the evidence that In March. 18SO. the owner
made and delivered to the then .county
treasurer his check on an Omaha bank In
payment of such taxes ; that said checli
was drawn payable to the order
of the then county treasurer ; th.it
In the month of April following
said check was. In the usual course
of business , duly presented to the bank on
which it was drawn and by it paid and
charged to the account of the land owner ;
held , that In the absence of all other evi
dence on the subject the fair , reasonable
and logical Inference was that the count-
treasurer to whom s-ald check was drawn
payable , and delivered , received the money
thereon.
Bernecker against State. Error from
Douglas county. Affirmed. Opinion by Jus
tice Harrison.
"An assignment of error as to the giving
enmasse of certain Instructions will be con
sidered no further than to ascertain that
any one of such Instructions was properly
given. " Hlatt against Klncald , S3 N. W.
Rep. 700.
2. The language of an Instruction with
reference to the value of goods received ,
the prisoner being on trial for the alleged
crime of receiving stolen goods , examined
and held not erroneous or objectionable.
3. Character , according to its legal con
struction , Is a- fact , and means the esti
mate In which the individual Is held in
the community In which he lives , and It
Is not error on the part of a trial couit
to exclude the knowledge of -witness , pur
porting to have b en pained by perannal
acquaintance or dealings with the Individual
whose character Is fn question , as only tht
general reputation of such Individual is
admissible.
4. The action of the court In sustaining
objections of counsel for the state , to ques
tions put to a witness on behalf of plain
tiff in error , examined , and held , not erro
neous. , ,
5. An assignment of error In the following
terms : "The court erred In admitting ev.-
dence of defendant receiving property at
dates subsequent to the receiving on whlcn
and for which he was convicted. " Held.
to be too Indefinite in that it Is too general
and failed to designate any particular or
specific portion of the testimony of whltt.
complaint Is made.
C. The endorsement of the name of a wit
ness on the copy of the Information con
tained In the transcript of the case raises
the presumption that such endorsement
was made at the proper time and in. the
absence of proof to the contrary such pre
sumption will prevail.
7. "Where a question Is asked a witness.
to which objection is made , which Is sus
tained , the party desiring the evidence must
offer to prove the facts sought to be Intro
duced in evidence. " Matthews against the
state , 19 Neb. S3U.
8. An affidavit which It is claimed was
used In the hearing of a motion for a new-
trial , but the record does not disclose
whether it was used or presented at the
hearing of the motion , cannot be considered
for anv purpose in this court unless pie-
sented'by bill of exceptions and thus made
a part of the record in the case.
9. The evidence examined and held suffi
cient to support the verdict.
Norfolk State bank acalnst Murphy. Ap
peal from Douslas county. Affirmed. Opin
ion by Chief Justice Norval.
A Judgment cf a district court In an action
commenced prior to the term nt which
It was rendered , except a judgment by con
fession , is a lien ujKin the lands and tene
ments of the Judgment debtor within the
county from the first day of the term , no
matter on what day of the term it was
actually pronounced , and where a mort
gage on the real estate of the defendant
Is executed and recorded during the term
but before the rendition of puch ju''sir.cnt ,
the lien of the judgment is superior to that
of the mortgage.
Commissioners Ryan and Ragan dissent
ing Davis against Hllbourn. Error from Gage
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner
Irvine.
A chattel mortgage Is not void as con
stituting a prohibited assignment for cred
itors solely for the reason that It Is made
to secure the payment of debts to third
persons as well as to the mortgagee. Ham
ilton against Isaacs , 31 Neb. 709 ; Jones
against Loree , S7 Neb. SIC. followed.
2. The discretion of a trial Judge to set
aside a verdict as not sustained by the evi
dence Is greater than that of an appel
late court. Where a verdict has for Its
support substantial , competent evidence
and the trial Judge has refused to Bet it
aside as being without support this court
will not disturb the verdict , although the
evidence , upon examination , may seem ot
doubtful credibility.
3. The objection that the trial Judge failed
to instruct the jury upon the law of trie
case Is not raised by the assignment that
the court erred In giving such Instructions
as were given , those instructions upon tnc
BUbjects to which they related being cor
rect.
rect.Low against Rees Printing company. Er-
© oooooooooo ®
Worth a Guinea a Box. O
Stubborn tendencies Q
to digestive troubles Q
O in children will always <
yield to a mild dose' '
ofBeechamV
Pills
( Tasteless )
) tj cents a box.
DOOODOOO
r r f'.m f1 vit'i UT \ \ Aflttni" I * V S
I. r > I'V tVa mt 'loner l.im
8 tl.ru 1 nnl .1 if . lni't.r llv "f th"
! < i > ilt liws tit lml tiiMt * pr < Tlo ! < 1 In
eT ! < . that fur nil rl.is.t * , f nuih nlc .
cervanta anil laborer * , enrptlnit those en
pmreil in farm or domestic latnir. a day' *
work eh-t.H rut cx < t > 1 el ht hour" , and
that fr v iXir an > tmploye over t
prenerlt. 1 t mthe employer should pay
extra conifer r.ifi .n In increasing peometn-
cal proKreaslnn for the excess over eight
houm. the rate of | < avment for the eltrntn
hour belnc taken a * a hauls upon which
to reckon such proirreKrton ; held , that thews
provhriom are unt-onaUtutloriil ; nrxt. lit"
rauae the discrimination aralnst farm a tut
domestic laborers la special legislation , see-
ond. bpcaw * by the art In question the
constitutional right of ( tattles to contract
with reference to compensation for services
la denied.
1 It being- apparent from an Inspection of
the entire act In queatlon that urctlonf
1 and 3 thereof formed an ItvloaDtiK'nt to
Ita pammrre. no ] mrt of Md act ran tie au-
talned aa constltutlonnl. Followlnit Trumbfe
agnlmn Trumlile , IT Neb. 3W.
Havtns iignlnst Orand liland txmn Mti'1
Trust company. Error frjm Hnll county.
A tlrmrd. Op.nlr.n by Commliwloner Raoin.
The itrneral rule In that the delivery
of goo.la to a carrier consigned to the pur-
cha < wr thrn-of Is s dellvcrj' to ! uch pur
chaser and that trlic title of the Kooda r * >
delivered to the carrier at once ve t in
the purchaser : but this rule Is not a unl-
x-etTal one , and whether applicable In any
cast' depends upon the facta , flrpumstanrea
and contract between the seller and the
purchaser to the case.
t It seems that a defendant sued on M
contract for Roods of n certain quality and
price l rstopptd from Intorpoalrur the de
fense that the poods were Inferior In qual
ity to thoee he had contracted for , when
It Is ahowtt that he. without profst 01
objection , converted to hl own use the
oodM furnlnhed him under said contract ,
and the defect In such Kooda ai apparent
on Inspection.
3. The evidence In this case examined
and heKl to support the Undines of the
jury that the coal sued for herein waa to
be delivered at Grand Island and that the
coal delivered was Inferior In quality to
that contracted to be delivered.
Grimes Dry Goods company against Shaf
fer. Krror from Marian county. Alllrmed.
Opinion by Commissioner H > an.
Where the existence of a fraudulent In
tent In makinp wn-l receiving a transfer
of n debtor1 ! ' property It to be determined
by eIden.e collateral to the writing w hereby
was effeetfJ the alltsed fraudulent trun -
fer , such question is determinate alrtu *
by the Jury. Tollfwlns Houck affalnft
Ileln = man. 37 Xeb 4C3
2. Where a bill tf sale of n stock of BOO < ! .M
\vas made by a del.iur In falllni ; circum
stances to one of his creditors , who took
the bill of sale tilth the agreement that
he waa to receive the property , make salts
from it , nnd with the proceeds reimburse
himself for antecedent Indebtedness due
him , and for advances made to discharge
levies upon the said stock , and after such
reimbursements were complete to return
to the di btor whatever ( -hiuM remain of
such stock ; held , that n verdict sustalnlnK
the contention that such transfer ' .vas
fraudulent , ns ncalns-t existing creditors of
the maker of the bill of sale , should not tic
disturbed.
3. Whether or not the deposition of n
witness should be received In evidence muxt
be determined from the facts In existence
at the time of the trial , and If at that
time It Is shown that the witness does not
reside In or has removed from the county
wherein the trial Is proceeding , his depo
sition otherwise unobjectionable , is. receiv
able In evidence.
Surely a Mistake.
Poor Mtke was very 111 almost as 111 ns ho
was Ehoit. nnd what that meant those who
know him can best say , for physically he
was hardly more than a dwarf , says Har
per's Drawer.
The doctor was called In , and nftcr In
vestigation , Informed Mrs. Mike that her
husband was suffering frcia actinomycosis ,
a name which appeared to strike terror to
the soul of the anxious woman.
"Act phwat ? " said she.
"Actinomycosis. " replied tie doctor.
"Him ? " cried Mrs. Mike. "Ah , docther ,
how can yez say thot ? A little man like
Molkel coulden't hould the name of ut ,
much llss th' dlsaze thot goes wit u-t ! "
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement anC
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly ucd. The many , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life mere , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
luiAptlsg the world's Lest products to
the needs of physical Leing , will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , headaches &nd fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medkal
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
everv objectionable substance.
Syrup of Fics is for sale by all drug
gists in F > 0c andfSl bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrap
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , ale the name , Syrup of FigN
and being well informed , you will not
accept nny substitute if oflerpd.
FOR
Incburpeof the Slstors of Wloroy.
This renowned Institution Is situated on thi
bleb blufl > baex of and yvenooKln ; the city of
Conncll Ululfa. The cpicioui croundi. 1U
bleu location and sp-endld view , make It n
most pleasing rutreit for the uiHJctod. A EtnfT
of em neot pbyiloians nnd a larje corpi nt ex
pcrlcucud i. uric i minister to tiio comfort * ot
hepiticnts. fcjioclal cure slven to ludy pa-
tints.
TERMS NIODERATZ.
Tor particulars uoplr to
SISTER SUPERIOR
Frank Strest - - - Coansil BliU , Im
GROff OLD GKAO'ILLY. '
There Is No Reason Why You 3aj !
Xol Do So.
WHAT SCIENCE HAS DONE
It It Nmr rniilblr To Live n Orent ManJ
War * , nnil Mill lie Vnunc In Spirit
mill Vignrnua In Hetty ,
"He ilon't look halt his afro , " * ald i
lady recently when ( be WM told that i
bright , active buntnen man wan nearlj
7 * year * old. "I have een many a young
man who wa * mncli older In manner and
plrlt. "
It was a wire wotntn who made this re
mark. for old at. ? I * not a disease There
are thourandt of Kited men and nomeo
who dally proM- the truth of ttihi by thr.t
splendid health and pound constittitluns.
There are Junt an many young ( ie j.l who
appear old before their time. Home | < e la
are full of ambition and physical Mrenstl ) ,
others , for no apparent reason , are xieith
and gloomy. There Is n secret In U ( I
course , and this secret ha been dl c > vcrel.
Many people have found It out. and the
knowledge has endowed them with health ,
strength and vitality.
Ex-Governor Thomas Alvord of Syracuse ,
N. V. . IH one ot those fortunate per > > on
o\er SO years of nge who find themselves
strong and vigorous In lite life Hi was
lately asked to tell the secret of hi * wonder
ful cunxUtutlon. unimpaired by age or In-
flrmltles. In reply he atJ :
"A number of year * ago I first In my Ufa
felt tired and literally worn out. 1 felt u
sense of weight nnd fultamu In the lower
I rt of the body , followed by a dull , t h rub-
til n ? pain , accompanied with tcnsn-
tlon of feverish heat , or n chilly shuddtr.
At times , fever seemed to entablHh Itself ,
then all the symptoms of a general rcic'u > n
would manifest themrelve < . I suffered from
a general weakness , and an tff.'tt to
move my limbs or body wa * attended tilth
a feelin < of wearlnes nnd exhaustion. "
"My whole organization. In fact , seemed
rr be giving out. I was unab'e to obtain re
lief except by lying flat upon my back and
oven thi * relief wa only temporary. I WDB
really In a very serious condition , being n > t
only confined to my house , but to my bed the
greater part of the time.
"I determined to take my cas Into my
own hands , and therefore- procured a sci
entific remedy , of which I had heard a great
deal. 1 seemed to be benefited by Its use ,
nnd I continued until now I am completely
restored to health by Its means. I am sat
isfied that for physical ailments , and espec
ially those Incident to declining years , there
Is nothing equal to Warner's Safe cure , which
restored and has preserved my health. "
Mrs. Sarah R. Akcn Is one ef the oldest
settlers In Carlisle , Ind. , where she Is highly
esteemed and respected. This hidy re
cently said :
"In my opinion Warner's Safe Cure II
the king of all remedies. It worked won
ders for me. Of course. It cannot renew
my youth , for I am now 74 years old , bul
It has made the latter end of my life worth
living. For six years previous to 1SS3 1
suffered with dls-case of the liver and kid.
neys , general debility , a tired feeling anil
more or less backache. I took quite a num
ber of bottles of the Safe Cure , and us stated
above. It made my life worth living by com
pletely curing me. I now take it for every
kind of sickness and keep it in the house all
the time. My husband died of typhoM fevcj
and Brlght'fc disease eleven years ago , and 1
have since regretted that I did not get the
Safe Cure for him , as there Is no question. In
my mind that he r.ould have been alive to
day had I done s.o. "
Can you not see how easy It Is to pre
serve the vitality , even to the later yean
of life , and are you not desirous of doing
0 ?
1
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* - *
Steam and Hot Watsr Hoatlns for
Residences and Buildings.
. J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main. 203 Pearl Streets , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
CEO. P. SAHFOR3 , A.W. RICKMAS ,
1'runldcnt. Cushion
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa-
Capital , 5100,003
Profits , 22,000
Quo of the oldest banlcs In the btate of lovm Wo
hollclt your liuHlnuns and collection's , v.'a pay 6
pur rent on tlmu deposits. We will ! < j ploi ed to
tee uud nerve you.
Notice to Contractor * .
Sealed proposals will be received by Lewis
lodge. No. 140 , I. O. O. P. , of Lewln , la , ,
at the law office of F. J. Mucomber m
Lewis , la. , until C o'clock p. m. of June 11.
for the erection of a two-story brick struc
ture. . Dimensions , SxiO ! feet ; height ot
wall. 42 feet.
I'lans and Hpeclfleations now on file at
the otllce of F. J. Macomber. Right re
served to reject any or all bids.
E. CAUU , Chairman.
Lewis , In ,
Js'-dCt
COUNCIL
GAHUAGK HUMOVED , CKSSrOOU. VAULTS ,
c > ilmn cleuned. Cd Ilurke , ut Tj-lor *
croccry , IO Uroudwny.
I'ASTfitAQE. rmsT-CLASs , ron sx > HEAD ;
2 mllti * north of town , KOO& man In charge.
L. I * . Jud ' . .n. li'Ja Hlxtli a\t' ue. or 3 Broid-
way. Council Blurts.
roil BALE , Jtt-ACUB niUIT FAIIM. WELL
Improved , cheap. OreenihleUs , NlcboUaa
& Co.
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GOOD GIP.L , WANTED TOU GENEItAfc
hou ewtrk. Mrs. II. W. Tllten , H FJftU
avenue.
WANTED , GOOD GIIU , FOK GENERAL
hDuuework. Mrs , Dr. JeflrU-s. 3 * Fletcher ave ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Paint , Oil and Glass Co.
GLAZED SASH-
Wp have I.OOO Wjldowa In stpok. made by the
, A. Murphy Manufacturing Company. No bntur gaih can
be made , which we will glare with any idnd of glafci that you
want , and sell you for less money than you can buy the ooor.
bappy bakh made In the east for. Let us giro you prices anl
wu ill get your order.
HIGH GRADE PREPARED PAINT.
Our Paint can not be excelled for durability , beauty o
finish or covorlu : capacity by any other mixed pilnu lu th
market. Oar price UIIJ25 per eallon ,
land 3Fourth St. , - MASONIC TE&PLE BUILDING.
