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TILJ'J ' UMIAI1A UAll.il Jll'JlS : JfSTHSUAY , HIfll'TJGMUJlill JJO , 1804.
TIIE OMAIIA SUNDAY BEE.
COUNCIL HLurrs.
. - NO. 12 1'HAHL
Dtllvmd by carrier to n > " part ° f the c" * '
II.V. . T1LTON , Lessee.
TBl.nPHONIJS-Uuiilnfii office. No. 43 : night
ailor No.
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1IIM > H 3IKSTJU * .
MBJ-J Heal n tate Agency. BJO Droadwar-
I'aul Tullcjs Mill Klvc n violin ole al the
Congregational church tills evening.
The (1l\crce ( suit of ClIttenB against Glttcns
has been po tponul until the November
term.
Children will not lie admitted to the
Macc.iboc's entirlalnment Tuesday night
Unlrsa nccompanlpl by aduHa.
llev OtorKC Muller will conduct Hie usual
jitoplii'a religious ECIlces at Liberty hall to
night. All are cordially InMted.
The latt of the evidence In the Altchlson
divorce case won submitted yesterday and
the case was taken under advUenv-nt by
Judge Macy.
The Merchants Maroons and the Orchard-
\Vllhelins of Omaha will play ball at the
t'nloii Driving park today. Game called at
3 o'clock p in.
Judge Mftey finished tip the equity work nt
Oil * term of courL yesterday afternoon Next
Monday ho will taUc up the law doeltet , and
th' Jury will lie calbd.
Archie llultt. aged 42 , anil nil/abnlh
Bcliliiimcl. njed ; 21 , b'jth tit O.mha. were
granted Teenies to wed yesterday find wcie
married by .lUFtlco Vlen.
TJiu foot ball teams of the Council muffs
nnd Onuhii High schools played n , game yes
terday , whlciv resulted In a complete victory
for Oinuha. tl.e rcore being 38 to 0
Pevenl en hundred soldiers passed turjugli
the city. b-nnl for Washington. I ) 0. , Krl-
d y nlgl.t. They complied the garrison until
liow located ul Port .Niobrara Neb
Next Pr'dJj ' night the Ancient Order of
It n I H ! \ Volume n wll Ifor the first time
o-cjpy their new ituiters | In the Meirlnm
blocl < In the KnlghtH ot Pythles halt.
On account of Mrs. Uohuny's funeral thu
concert to take place at St. rrancli Xavler's
concert to tuku place at St Kwnr's Javier's
church thl nflernoon has been postponed one
veel ( .
The Danube society. Hod Men Decree of
1'ocalionlns. and the Knights of the Macab-
bi OH will Bhottly n.ovc Into the hall over 10'j
lv , rl street , recently \acated by the Knights
of I'yUil.ia.
Allen Pa > anil Htrt Hinds welie the names
given by two mm that were found parsing
the night in a box car. Kaon had a revolver ,
and for ( hat were compelled to liquidate a
fine In the sum of $10 70
The Ladles' Aid society of St. Julia's Krig-
llsh Lutlicipn chinch meet Thurstlny after
noon at the leBldcnce of Mrs. Q.V Snyder ,
i'J7 South Seventh street. The annual elec
tion of odicors occurs at the meeting.
Next TUBKdti ) r\cnlng the Kn'glits of the
Maccubecs v.Ill give a r-efi literary and inn-
8lc.il enteitalnnuMit In the opera houpse
Major Hnytiton and Miss Blna M. West arc
both to In present , and give brief addresses.
On Tuesday evening , nt 8 o'clock , a con-
flrmatiun class will bo commencpd In Orjct
church , corner of t'nlon ' and Pierce streets
All who ro Interested In receiving the In
Mructlon nrc Invlled to attend. John I"
S'lnptoii , ro to' .
All members of Abe Lincoln post 111 as
rcnible at headquarters at 7:110 : a. M . Tuas
day , October 2 , to act as escoit to General G
M. Dodge nntl the Society of the At my of tin
Tennessee on their arrival In the city. 1 A
Sackett. commander.
Cliff Huugh , who was fined for eommltt'ng
nn ntsaiilt nml battery on a couple ot mer
lit a. Croiosnt City dance and arrested uialr
nn the charge of assaulting another of ttu
party , WIB dlbcharcod by justice Vlcn , thi
evidence being Insufficient to hold him
All members of Abe Lincoln post will at
ecmblo nt Tie.idn.uirtcrs at 7 30 a. in. Tues
ilay morning. October 2 , to act as escore li
General 0. M. Dodge nnd the fcrlcty of til
.Army of the Tennessee. RcKiilatloii nin
Dodge iouvenlr badges lll be worn. V A
Sackctt.
Will nnd Tred Strong , the two small eon
cl a camper living cast of tha city , ran nvia !
from home a couple of claya ngo , taking vl ! ]
them t o ponies belonging to their father
They w re traceJ to Glenwood nnd picked ui
by the ofHctis of that town yesterday. Mi
Strong " 111 go after them.
The ! < ; iliig that the only good Indians ar
thu dead cues s certainly not true , for thcv
are right here In Council Uluffs a number n
jood Hfdmcn who desire to have their man
.Tlpnds Join them In a peace dance on th
* ltp of Sevcnttenth sun. Traveling MOII
G. S. 1) . , Ml , at Woodman of the AVorU hai :
It IK a bad business policy not to Keep jnu
lioinc Insured In n thoroughly reliable 11 r
Insuianco company such as the PaUtlne c
Mftnchp.ster. Ki'glan'l. This company Is reprc
scnted b > l < oucee & Towle , 235 I'earl strcci
tovpi. Stoves. * > t < ivi- .
Huy your stoxca of C. O. D. Dro\\n an
iuo 2f > per cent.
Wo arc sole wgents for the celebrated Ai
IliiKlon Stcelc ranges , io > al and Impiolnl N'o :
man base burners. Victor favorite , Vlcti
prize and Home Itulo cook stoves.
Aetna and Golden Kule Hound O.ilt ; , U
thu Majt'stlc. Splendid and Novelty oil stove
The celebrated airtight stoves only JG.OO ,
Itenlcmber , ve will sjive you money
us fuel If > ou buy your stove of us.
Co it.
nest Centrrvllle lump coal $3.23 per toi
II , A. Cox , 37 Main. Tel. 43.
Duncan's ' ehoes are aluaya the best an
cheapest.
P. M. Hunter of Ottumwa Is In the city.
D. H .Hose has returned from Colorado.
Mrs. H. A. Ballanger and two chlldrc
left yVsterdny for lown City.
W. S. Moore of lies Molncs Is In the clt
the guest of his niece. Mrs. Grlswold.
J. S. Vctzcr , president of the defunct Cm
county bank , vias In the city ypKtcnlay.
Dr. J. M. Darbtow was upon the strce
yesterday , walking with the aid of a cane.
Mm. Mary Ilalrgrovo and daughter >
Jacksonville. III. , are guests otV. . A , Hlg !
Emltti and family.
P. II. Evans has located In business
Ii"orl Worth , Tex. His Mfo leaves ne :
Thursday to Join him.
Charles Ilarlck has recovered from a so
eral weeks' alego of typhoid fever sufilclent
to bo about hla business again.
Hcv. Mr. Hhybach of this city has rccelvi
a call to Iho pastorate of ( ha S\vedl :
Lutheran church at Stanton , la.
Charles A , Vex , deputy city clerk , l.s
Corning , visiting his mother and sat ! (
whom he has not seen for several years.
John Mlthon bus returned from B.Ul
Creek. Mich. , where ho attended the ma
rlago of F. M. Mithcn and Miss Tarrcll.
Miss Luella Hogo of Cambridge , 0. , w
return from Dulutb , Minn. , this morning I
a visit with her uncle. Captain O. M. Drou
on Soulu Seventh street.
"Father" Schrlner , ono ot the olde
Masons : In the country , and Mr. Derryin :
both ot Mount Pleasant , are In thu cl
guests uf G. II. Jackson and family ,
their nay home.
Samuel Trude of Chicago Islsltlng !
eon , l'W , Trudo. and the two expect
* tew days to go on a hunt In Dakota. A.
Trude , the well Known Chicago attorn
who Is a brother of 1 * . W , Trude , pass
through here , homeward bound , a day or t
ago In his special car , loaded vlth game ,
the result of hla recreation.
Hev. 0. 0. Illce attended IheAwoclallon
Congressional Churches at On.iwa tha p ;
week. Mr , Hlco organized the church the
and lias , not vHte < l the place for thlrty-t
yenrs. He found many changes , but R
there were come of his early parlshon
etlll living there who grelted him most c
Ulally. Mr , Hlc U now the senior minis
In the sksoclatlon.
Svtalne vrlll sav you mou-y on stoves a
rat gen. 7 < 0 Uroadway. Stovcplpa 8 c a Jol
Gaa cooking ttoves for rrni and for eil
Cn Co.'i offlct.
Pictures and flags for decorations at Uu
KTKIII Ijiuiulrjr Co.
(20 Pearl ttreet. Telephone 290.
Ueaarttlo loip bieiks htrd wattr. J ]
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Stcck Yards Company Fi'ejlti ' Articles tif
Incorporation Yv8tertki
AR ALL OF THEM CHICAGO MEN
Sinnn I'.irtlni Wtin Sninc Thno Ago I'll oil
Arlldrft of InriirptirHllon nt HID Illinois
lunu A Nelirimkit Itnlltrny linlclr 1'iir-
tlcs Claim it nil ) He 11 Illff .Affair ,
Articles of Incorporation were filed at tlie
court house vestcrday by the Council Bluffs
Stock Yards company , un organization with
a capital stock of J2.500.000. The Incorporators -
tors are Joseph A. V&rly , It. C How ell and
M. It. Whin. ' The same halo ol mj'stery ' that
surrounded the recent filing of articles by
the Illinois , Iowa & Nebraska Hallway com
pany as exhibited In this c.isc , and there
are unmistakable evidences that the two
papers had their origin In the came
Immediate vicinity. The Incorponitors are
Identically the same , und the young man who
deposited them vth \ the county recorder did
bin errand and then vanished In thin ttlr In
the BJinc delighttul Wandering Jew fashion
An Investigation failed to dltclose the exact
plans of thu company but u certain gentle
man In this cliy who Is commonly supposed
to luve knowledge of Inside facts , suites that
he 1ms positive Knowledge that thin Is no
airy pclienie , Ilku some that have once In
awhile been ppruiiB upon an unsuspecting
puhl'c. ' I'oi reasons of Ills own he prefers
to Lojp In the background , buthe mys.
"You nn > fcdy v.itli cerlnlnty that within
.1 ver > shoil time Council Bluffs will have
one of the biggest stock yards und at least
thiecof the biggest packing houses to be
found anwhere In the coiintr ) . Per months
past iicuotli.tlniia have boon going on with
this end In view. This Is what the ircent
i Utin land values In the northwestern part
ot the city means. As every one
knows , und as the records nt the court
h'jusi ! have been alrcaiU ijuoli'd by The Bee
to show there have been u large number
of real estate Iraiutes lecoidcl during the
luHt sK montlis There iir - many more that
luve not jot been brought out of their plg-
pen holes , for reasons that wore biifflclent
to the panics car.cernnl. Although the re-
coidins ot those articles fii'iilshes u clew to
the meaning uf tht boom , It is only a partial
one , foi fuiihei developments will bring out
large ditctprlsos that have been hanging
flru for home time , but lire rapidly being
brought to a focus
"The Inwardness of the railroad plan Is
not > ol ready tu lie made public , but It Is
enough to tuy just now tlmt it Is started
for the purpose cl carrying on the work ol
the stock > anls and packing housuh. With
out disparaging the ndvantngeu of South
Omaha , It I ? a f.ict that that place Is not In
it with noilhwcst Council Bluffs when It
comes to n comparison. The South Omaha
yuuls have to Import their Ice from C'ot Oft ,
the > ardK up there will have the Ice nt tlieli
doors. TliTB will be no necessity of tunnel-
In , ? a SlSo.OlO sewer through the uide of a
biufl to get rlil of tinrefuse. . When tin
present plans are cairled to completion the
railroad connections w.ll be so much bcttei
that fully tventy-four hours can be saved ,
n'.ilch Is a uooil deal in the life ot a side ol
bp f 01 pork. "
The .irtlcles provide that vvoik liHll In
cumtnencsd a fnoii as $1,000,000 $ of tlie stocl
his been BiihscrlbeJ. Accoidlng to tin
tutctnc ts of thofe Intimately connecte *
with lh affair , a large amount ol stock hai
already bean subscribed and psld for. Al
three of the Incarporators ere Cbl.igo turn
Tlif lnipi-03slc.il has gained ground appjr
entlj with good re < ion. that tlie stack vaids
vilicn they come , will be located on tin
ground north of the levee .bordering on Ihi
rlvei bink.
List cvonlnc n report w.is curvint that tin
Union Dilim patk had been Buld but ill
lliofo x.'ho are In u | ios'tlun tu tnu\v lefusf t
ajy whether or not the repjit is conect
IttiniOt lian It ( h.it the LJiilun I.-Alid and Im
piovenient company , of which John W I'ati
Is the rcriicscntatlvc on this side of th
rlvt-i , was the purchaser. Mr. I'aul wn
lin-K'l ' UK to the truth ot the iiinior , but h
simply bald that he v.as not In u pasUloi
to talk , nnd declined to say anything , lurthc
elsev. . lie nt ho ipport kaboutt edspea ud"ta
L-l'o when thu deal tint wan reported to b
haiiRlng flro a month ago , by which Onuli
pan leu vvuro to buy tlie park fell through.
Wlutovcr is meant by all the development
Unit are coining to light , the public Is give
to unCUrbtdtil by those on the lnlde that
boom will ha upon us In the next few ila > t-
not n luoni Hist will consist ol wind , but on
lia.sei ] upon | ) iiblu ! Iniprovemenls of a vast !
Impoitunt nature. A good many peoplewh
htve been Inclined during the pait fe1
weeks , to regard the reports chat % vere rli
ciliated now and then as minufaetured b
yoino unr * with a Kood Imuglnutlon. arc con :
ing aioiind to the belief that there Is scum
thing In them after all.
HoMon Murr ,
We offer for a starter for our great te
days' tulu the following bargains.
USc Kng'lsh ' cashmeres , 36 Inches vldt1 !
a iml
Yard-wide all wool ladles' cloth , worth 39
for lir.c.
.Ml wool novelty dress goods , worth CO
for fOc .1 yurd.
r Uc .ill v.ool caHhinc'rc-H , DOc a yard.
Fifly-'iioH gloria Milks. fiOc a ) aiO.
Ti'c gray blankets , JJSc a pair.
$1 blown blankets , CTc a pair.
$1.75 may mixed blanlcets , full 11-1 , fc
$1 1U
Our $5 blankets , In gray and white , 53. '
u pilr.
Itliic ; and icd prints , 3c a yard.
Best light prints. 4c a yard.
American blue prints , Cc a yard.
rine SiK.ony yam , Tic a skein.
Yard-wide muslin , S' , c a jard.
Ladles' vests und pantR , l' < * c each , won
Me.
Me.Ladles' wool underwent , worth Jl , for "i
c.ich.
c.ich.Union
Union suits , from ! iuc to $3.
Watch tin- papers for u more complete 11
of bargains. HOSTON STORU.
Fowler , D'ck & Walker
iufi'.s t IUIK. :
iH Klnc of All Teiniinranre ltr\crate * ,
rei-frcl StitMiitiito fiir I-URI-P Hccr.
11 Can be sold w liliotit license , either gover
nicnt or state , dealers nuaranteed by I
demnlfying bond. Endorsed by leddlng pli
slclans , Judges and minister * . Wheeler
Heield , Council Dluffs , la , are the sole ma
ufnctiirers In the United States. Thousan
of testimonial.Wtlte for p-lces and 1
fiirniatlon.
Ou the buck ol an order for a fresh co
slgnment of Copps Cheer. Lelloy Woi
Culn , In. , writes under d to Septc iubor J
"Had a republican rail ) here UU night
noiild luve astonished the Rods to t ce t
w.iy they came after Coppa Cheer. "
HAMHUmi , la . Sept. 21. Wheeler & Hi
II eld : The Copps Cheer and Herb tonic
> r liand , and we are pleased to stale that '
nro slurtlng out with a very good sale for
beginner. C B. I'lilllpps , Cate IVMaln.
Tbe cauro ol the present boom In n
eslate ! a due somewhat to 'he succtSii
cale ol fruit and gatden lands b ) Mess
Hay & HessIn the Klein tract , 'they hu
" 00 acres in amounts to suit , tui'-.ible 1
trull and gardens. AUo bearing [ rnlt fan
lur sale. _
, T. ( \ llurfniAjr' * I uncy I'ulent ,
Hungarian Process I'lour.
Mailo by the oldest milling linn In the we
niaki's lightest , whitest , sweetest bread. A
your grocer lor it. Trade mark : "Jll
ol Itooiter , "
Waiherwonien use Domestic icap.
e
llur jlHrl/cd Tulior' * PontxflN'r.
Ill A telephone message from Tabor COM\O )
the Inforinatton yesterday that Savage's fti
r-
rcr had been entered by burglars the night I
fore and robbed of 100 rli.gs , n lot t.f vval
clulns , knives und other srtlelra
il value , amounting In ull to eevT
it. hundred itpllara. The fellows who i
it.it the deed wrru evidently profi'mloiuK
it they bluw ou'ii thj , saf with the utni
nu-itnena. und stole cvuvythlnK that was
h- be found luslilo. They then stole u liandi
am ) puiuixsl their way to Mvlvern , whi
thvy teak u train for Glenwuol Thi
It w&3 nnit stated that they hli
u rig to go lu the country and get a Job c
tint : wood. Sheriff Campbell went after tli
ana overhauled two ftlloviB. but the
proved to be the wrong ones , and they were
released. All trace of them beyond Glenwood
has been lost. One of them Is described as
dark , five feet teven Inches In height , evi
dently a Spaniard or a mulatto , and dressed
In dark clothing ; the other vas five feet ten
In height , weighing 170 pounds , light com
plexion , wearing dark clothes and a striped
noolen shirt.
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IIINMM : N 1.1101.
SurprUliiR Iliirgnlii Siilo Monday.
Pine wool dress goods nt prices never be
fore quoted. Compare our prices with others.
Attend this big sale Monday ,
200 pieces standard dress prints , 3c yard ,
Dent quality light stinting calico , 3' c yard.
30-inch unbleached muslin , 3 c yard.
5 bales cotton balls , He roll
llHo ! snow white cotton baits , 8c each.
Bverythlng Identically as advertised.
Buy your dress goods of us Monday.
RG-lnch black cashmere. ISc > ard.
OOc quality , strictly all wool , black hen-
rletta , goes Monday at S9c yard ,
C5c quality black licnrletta goes Monday ,
Me yard See the black henrletta you can
buy ot us Monday nt CKc und 7Cc yard. You
will pay S5c and. * | I.OO for the identically
sani'- thing elsewhere Again Monday we
sell Co-Inch black gloria silk , worth $ L2G. at
GSc yard. This seems impossible , but Its a
fact. Come in and see It.
4G-lncli navy blue and black storm serge
worth $1.00 , at C9c yard.
CO pieces 1C and 19-Inch silk plushes , nil
colors , worth C3o and 41.00 , Monday , : Mc
yard
German knitting worsted yarn , IDc skein.
1.000 skeins saxony yarn , Cc skein.
500 boxes Ice wool , 12 ! < .c box.
3-pound feather pillows , E9c oach.
SH-pound feather pillows , C9c each.
Down sofa pillows Monday & 9c each.
Save money and buy your underwear of
us.
us.Ladles' 40c quality Jersey ribbed % ests
and pantw , Monday 25c each.
Lidles' jersey ribbed combination suits ,
50c Advcitlsed by others nt JLOO.
100 10-4 white crochet bed spreads go
Monday nt 75c each.
Special b.ii gains in blankets at C9c , 71-00 ,
(1 50 and SI OS pa r.
Strictly all wool 10-4 blankets at J3 00
pal ; .
SPECIAL CLOAK SALE.
30-Inch , ustrachan fur oapi > , IOC Inch
sweep , go Monday at J12.00. Actually worth
$20.00
Ladles' $1 60 navy blue and black diag
onal mackintoshes , Monday at ? 2.'JS each
Children's iddeidown cloaks In tan and
gray , age 2 to C ) ears , Monday at $1.50 each
BENNISON BROS. .
Council Bluffs.
_
.lalir MurkU
The relicaiEals for the Jnhr Murkt are
progressing finely , and , the different parts
being brought together , present most artistic
und beautiful pictures The street In front
of the room where the drills are held bhows
that all the citizens are largely Interested
In this good work. The little children , from E
years up , go through their parts beautifully
and It Is wonderful the amount of work ac
complished In so short a time. The opening
jerft i mance will tie on next Thursday even-
tnt , continuing Friday evening , with a iiir.ll-
neo Friday afternoon at 4 30. Kach perform
ance will be different. The opera bouse will
be decorated , and various markets , such as
candy and llower markets , where * home madi
cat.dlea ccn be- had , attended by ladles' In
Herman costume
Ics cream 11 be scivcd during Intel-nils-
Hion and will be passed by young ladies and
gentlemen. Lemonade Mill also be served
There will be a full rehearsal on Monduj
nlgiit at the opera hou e. Ovsr 300 people
will appear In costumes of the different na
tlocs In the darccs , drills , tableaux , and tin
tpectacnlar production ol " 1'Icd Piper oi
Ilamellne. "
The director , Miss Clara B. Goodman o :
New York , Is a gifted young lady , who ha :
made a specialty of conducting such enter
talmncnts and has msl with maiked suctec :
wherever she Ins been. She Inspires he ;
associates and the children under her In
htructlnn with a rare- degree of enthusiasm
to that the difficult task cf training the per
formcis In the short time of two weeks In
been wonderfully successful
The Jnnccs are :
Failles' Curnlval By IMna Keellne , Mabe
UoiKlntnl , IJai-el Balrd , Oeiieviev cRoff , Bes
sic Cstep , Kintna Smith , Mary O'NIcl , Gene
vleve Coal , Gutta Vagler , Margaret Bnntly
Killth Jacobs , Anita Blerworth , Hael Wood
bury , Nellie Benton , Alice Miller , Lclli
Stevenson , Maude McKesson , Hazel I'ipmnii
Delia Gordon , Ida Gordon , Ida IMpinan , llsue
Brown , Bes'le Crane , BlancheVulkinhnr ?
Ullo , Bro > vn , Sadie Besley , Anna Boltcs , Mat
lc ! Space 27.
Mountain Maids Dance By Xoe Hill , Clar
Troutman , Madge IIollenbocnthc1 Watson
Kdlth Tlionias , Brena Stone , Maude Dealt )
Kittle Brnoliett 8.
French G.ivotto Mlas Boll , Mihs Iniinil :
Miss Kittle James , MI H Cvuns I.
Hungarian Gp&y Dance and Chorus B
Mary Barclay , Bessie I'ryor , Brownl
Walker , Canle Murph ) , Nolle Jouc-s , Dor
Lyon , Clara Fiamant , Clara Krecht. Mn
ItofT , Mrs Mullls , Will Holn-es , Cbarle
Jeffries. Joseph Ecijnc. W. A llolln , Norrl
McCarrille , W. M. Allla , W , A. Bowmui
Clyde Carroll 18.
Grecian Dance By Jennie Slyter , Bciiia
Hoagland , Clara Wjkoff Carrie Murph ]
Kato Bennett , Lulu Fowler , Kaiina E'rec :
orlck , Brownie Walker. Mitude ( tublnsai
Mabel Cook , HattleI'aco , KdltliV > kof
Katie Hacer , Orola Blalne , Maude Hoberl
son , Rose Wind , Stella Gilbert Clara Krach
Stella Mclntlre Klolse C'arsp , Mlna Gnte :
Maggie Kemp , Rosalie Kicnnan , Jessie Per
tlus , Nettle Glass , Rub- Bryant , Bessl
Prjor , Laura Holnes 28.
KRte Greenvvay , Bumble Bees and I'lovvei
Tracy Hollenbeck , Guss > le llamnipr , Ann
Benner Silvia Snyder , Bruler Leach , llsrtl
\VolIey , Mamie Benton , Nellie Mayne , Bel
McFadden , Kay Bell. Jennie Wudsworth , Be ;
sle Raymond , IMI 111 Sherradln , Uachey Hal
son , Fannie Lavert , Helen Metcalf , LIU Join
son , May Crane , Helen 1'robstle ' , Uutti Ba
stow , Hazel Hummer. Chaillc Sprultt , Artln
KVJIIB , Lottie Gordon , Jean Claree , Tonni
Hardln Bernard Brown , Ralph Robartso
Hjward Main , Albert I'oug ten Jimm'e Ben
Walter Williams , George Miller , Oarlai
Piyor , Krst Dorland , Clarence Albcitson , Ci
Bourlclus , Harry Young 39 ,
Japs Nellie Franey , Ada Sargent , nth
Cook , Bvallne Thomas , Hazel Adams , Veil
Williams. Myrtle Kandry , Edna Hall. Mai
I Koss. Carrie Hohrer , Florence Kiniba
Bertha Uoff , Maggie Wright. Maivl Bel
nison , Ella Young , Georglo Mitchell , Mnm
Robertson , Grace StevenRon , Agglo Beaco
Winnie Foster , Fannie Grass , Mabel Niche
son , Dora Hitchcock , Loreta Cvans , Hliln
Yager , Winnie Ttlfer , Kthel West , Kth
Blgler , Brownie Matliovvs. JZinnia Kniin Z
Irish Jig Mattle Hare , Busle Deno , Kdi
Bell , Maude Bell.
Electric Uance Mlss Hare , Mlsa Jlne
Miss Inman.
A souvenir program h being publlshe
which Is most artistic , and will bo sold f
10 cents. Reserved seats , 73 cents. A
mission , CO cents. Matinee , 25 cents ; cli
dren , 15 cents. _
J. J. AAM ! : ATII A to.
'P ' SHOE SALHI SHOR SALE !
Still Continues I
Ladles' dongcla Lid , button and lace , U. '
. . Ladles' Oxford , 93c.
' Ludlow & Co.'s hand made , $3.70.
Men's shoes , Jl.OO.
Men's shoes , fl.50.
Men's shoes , f2.00
Men's calf and pattnt leather , 2.-l5.
Itazor toe , calf bala , hand made , $3 Op.
J. J MANHATII & CO. ,
r.3 ! Broadway ,
A full line of the latest and lianilsoini
designs In carpets , linoleum , oilcloth , et
Just received. Prices always the lowest
C. B. Carpet Co , , 407 Broadway.
Dry pine kirdlliig fcr sale. Ct'eauer th
cobs. H. A. Cox , 37 Main street Telepho
48.
UeiiKM'i-ntlo Toiviin'ilp CnnillilittM.
The Kane tow.nt.hip < leinocrau met I
evening at the court house fcr the pu'pi
of nominating a township ticket . 'I.
Wlilttle ! < i-y called the meeting to ord
reo Frank Trimble was chosen clitlrmun. u
o- S. Lobhart secretary. An Informal bal
oh
; h fur juvtlcc of tbo pence brought out <
of following candidates : P. B. Hpeticrr , Ml
ofnl ! ' . H. Guanclla , 28'J- ; Ambrose Burk 20
Id C. A. Hummer , 20li ; AV W. Conex ,
ar O. Wesley. JS : William Lar.on , 17 ; O.
"t Hoblnsun , .1. On the lint formul ballot Spi
to < -r unit Guanella were nominated , the I
ir lowing being the vote Spencer , 31'0 : GUI
re olla , 274 : Burke , 23Vj ; Hammer. IBVjlCon
re IS ; Wesley , 14. Larson , 17 , On the th
3d ballot tie pojulUtK got a top. Burke rtce
tm Ing 29 votes , and lie- was declared the nui
m ne
Jr ] Tht Informal ballot for conaUblo
as fellows Dan Williams. 30 , Wallace Me-
Facldon , 10 Gvorfce1 Shoemaker , 43 , IM
Brooks , 34 , II. W. Manner , 19j Ijars Johnson.
8 On the formal trtiloU the vote stood Wil
liams , 37 ; McFmWenl 7 ; Sliocmakcr , IB ;
Brooks , 35 ; Manntrt 17 < Johnson , 10. Wll-
HamK , Shoemaker ttnd' ' Brooks were declared
nonilnated. William * is also fa ill to bo a
populist. ' i
Halt of the local democratic party wns.
brought out on the Informal ballot for town
ship trustees. On the first Formal ballot C ,
L. Nelson was nomlndtcd for the long term
and W. A. Wood tot iW short term.
C. A. Machnn was dominated lor cleric by
acclamation.
W. S. Shoemaker of Omaha made si few
remarks and the convention adjourned ,
Stove pipe , only Be joint ; stove pipe el
bows , Sc each ; 3 tin tups for Cc ; jelly glasses ,
25c per doz , ; wooden palls , lOc each ; 14-quart
tin pall , only lf > c.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
10 Ibs. granulated sugar for $1.00. 100 Ibs.
granulated sugar for (5.25 ( 3 cans tomatoes
for 25c. 3 cans corn for 25c. Gingersnaps ,
Do per pound. Tresh oysters , I2'4o can. We
liavn a full line ot flower pots nt about one-
half regular prices. BROWN S C O D.
No. dear reader , a Garland stove will not
pay off a ? GOO mortgage every year , answer
the door bell nor carry In Its own coal , but
It will save you from a quarter to a halt of
your fuel and add to the beauty and comfort
ol > our home. P. C. Dcvo ] Belle them.
fJruinl Millinery Opi-iilnff
Ladles , you are Invited to attend the finest
millinery display of the season at Miss
Sprlnk's , 10 Main street. Tuesday and
Wednesday , October 2 anil 3.
A beautiful little saddle horse for sale
Children can ride or drive It. inquire at
Robinson Proa. '
llourlcltis' music house has few expenses ;
high grade pianos are sold reasonably. 110
Stutsman street.
I'oi trait of General Dodge nnd other wur
pictures at Bushnell's.
Stovepipe 8c a Joint , Sivalne' * , 740 Broad
way.
Eagle laundry , 721 Broadway , fcrjcoi !
work. Tel. 167.
_
Momenta soap outlasts cheap soap.
Unj light llurilury.
The residence of Mr. Welch , a postal clerk
on the Union Pacificat SIS Fifth avenue ,
was entered by burglars yesterday and a
new suit of clothes and a new pair ot shoe ;
taken , besides other properCy. The police
were furnished with a mcaser description ol
the burglar , but they have but little hopes ol
capturing him. _
The man who makes the Haidman plane
Is a haid man to beat , and Mueller. 103 Mali
street , Council Bluffs , sellsthem. .
? l 00 kid Rloves , C c pair. Four-button , In
black , tans and brown , Monday at Bennleoii
Bros. '
Nrhon ! .
Western Iowa college , commencing Monday
evening. _
Selected hard wood for heating staves.
II. A. COX , 37 Main street. Tel. 48.
Havana freckle ? clgf.ir.D3.vla , wholesale a t.
Premier egg cups at- Lund Bros.
Suit for t'aniiuos.
J. C. Lewis , the farmer ot Lewis town
ship whose hay burned Friday , comninecec
n suit lu the district court jesterday agalns
Farmer SshultzJ 'wljose ' men started tin
Humes which resulted In the destruction o
the property. Constable Baker served no
tlce ol the suit on the defendant.
I sh.-ill close my business In Council Bluff :
Saturday October ! OJ 1 have a benutlfu
line of commenced embroidered linens am
new stamping patterns. The ladles aie al
Invited to call and ace- them Mrs. Nllos.
Before buying "your wood heater call a
SnalnoB 740 Broadway , and see the Acm <
heater , the beet airtight sieve made. Stove
pipSc a JotnU _ -f f 11 i
Instulctlon on the piano will be given to
tli.iited number ot pupils by Mrs. J. A. lion
t 22 Tilth avenue.
$1.00 Kid gloves , 69c pair. Four-button , li
black , tans and brown , Mondaj at Bcnnlsoi
Bros. '
Cole's airtight heater sells from J6 00 t
$11.00. None genuine without our name o :
the lid Sold only at our store. 41 Main street
Beware of Inferior linltnt.ona. Cole & Colt
Tbe laundries uc Domestic soap
( H'T or fllK ( IHUISAKV.
The longest continuous land line nl tele
graph In the world Is acres' . Austialla.
A belt In one of the bli ; flouring mills a
Minneapolis , contains 200 cow hides It Is 26
fret long and v.eiglm over a ton.
Abner Dcrsott , a negro living In Hlckor
Mountain township. North Carolina "has
head vvhlcli imnMtics thirty-two inches i
iJicii inference-
The results cf the recent expedition t
the polor r.Rlous prove that north of "
degress the ice over the whole surface avei
ages G.OOO feet In thickness.
India has 27,000,000 acres In rice , 18,000,00
In wheat , 75,000,000 In other food gialn
l.bOO.OOO in sugar cane , 261,000 in tea , 10
000,009 In cotton 1,000,000 In Indigo , 300.0C
In tobacco.
At NIpzlR. la. , a watermelon \lne gre
and extended ono of Its. branches Into a hoi
that had been cut in a Urge hollow has :
wood trco. At last accounts a melon ha
formed on the vine , which was too large t
admit of being removed through the openlni
Mrs. Mary B. Harris of Uoxbury. Mass
bus had for thirty years the hobby ot co
lectlng buttons , until now her collectlo
numbern 12,000 different kinds. Thirty yeai
ago he made a wager that there were moi
than ! 99 different kinds of buttons ; sli
i cached the thousand mark Ins de of a > oa
but once etsrted In the fascinations of "co
lectliiK , " her pursuit was kept up Mr
Harris has come Interesting buttons In hi
collection. One was v.orn by a soldier I
Napoleon's army , another by a soldier I
\ \ asblngton's.
The I"nclluli KnUuind.
Railway statistics lor the year 1893 i
England have recently been Issued. Thn
hundred miles of track construrted durlr
the year make the total mileage for tl
United Kingdom 20,64G , which represents t
authorized capital of nearly 1.100,000,00
Theie were carried .30,000,000 first-class pa
se-ngers , CO.000,000 second class , end 782.00 (
000 third-class , it total ot 873,000,000 In a
Two hundred and eight million tons of ml
erals und 85,000,000 'tons ' of general mercha
dlse were transpoVtcd a distance ' 142.00 (
000 miles. The /eturns of the capital I
vested are steadily 'diminishing ' , being nc
3 6 per cent , /pSiilt duo In part to the d
mamls of the. pttbllc for Increased accot
modatloiiB.and of , yqrkers , for higher wage
No Accounting for 'lumen.
A dentist dlcd' , > n , a run ! 'own In En
land a few days ! as * , alter spending ov
fifty ysars In pulllAg1 the molars of JI'H fi
low citizens Il'Jl7n , < l made it a hobby
keep all the teeth A'hlch he had drawn
the course of liir orolesslonal caieer , ai
took great pride , loathe collection. Wh
his will was openfd it was found that
had ordered tl.q ccUectlon of teeth to
placed with b iu in. his ctllln for burl
His heirs fulHlM tils command , and almc
30,000 teeth were- put into the coflln with t
dead dentist. II , omn aretutologlM of
future century ihall happen lo open th
grave he will havr "food for thought" A
come difficulty , perhaps. In explaining t
l-rereiico ol to many teeth.
Drouth unit < rlulc.
Truth ! Old Mr. Berkley ( to his wife ) Ji
think , dear , a camel can work eight win
days without drinking !
Mrs , Soalticy ( with u withering look
That's nothing ! I know on animal who w
drink for eight da > 8 without doing a bit
Mr. Koakloy elgha resignedly and turns
the aldeboard.
int. i ) .
v. Noilco uf llv linr * or lout unJrr W * I"-
v.rd llfly ccniii ati ad'iltluniil line. Irn oiiti
rdv"
v" Itt'TLKHSaturdfty mornlnp. BenUml
' ' * a , Mrs. C. 1) , nutler , nt 1615
btrrrt , Remains will be taken to Uti.
& | .N , Y. , tiUs alternoon.
LONDON'S ' POLICE FORCE
Hmplo nud Sonsib'o Higulatious that Prevent
vent Scandnls ,
RUN ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
HlglilK nf Kvrry L'Klroll , I.IMT or Illgli , Arr
llrgnriloil irllh Morn llc * ] > rct In 'M.in-
urrlilcut iiilniiit : | Tlmn in Doino-
crntlo A n 'r It u.
LONDON' , Sept. 1C.Vhlle Kew Yoi1 ( li
boiling and bubbling over \\ltb Indlgnntloii
about Its blackmailing police force It may
be comforting to It to reflect that while Its
oltlcers of the law are , many of them , dls-
rcpulable thieves , they are still elllclinl offi
cers of the law , London's police may be
honest , but , alas ! they are oo stupid ns to
almost nullify their virtue.
The entire protective lorce of London Is
divided Into two distinct bodies , knoun re
spectively as the metropolitan police and the
municipal police. Here Is the spectacle of
one great city officered In Its most Impoi-
taut department by two bodies of men tinder
distinct and Independent control , while they
are. created fop nnd devoted to the same \\ork.
H Is an JncoiiKrully that on Its face terms
nioro difficult to explain than the somcuhat
similar condition at one time cOMIni : In
New York , when the police nnd the dctnc-
tlvo departments utre under dirfetpiit heads ,
and there was no leg.il obstacle to each force
contesting the authority of tu ) > other , even
to the extent of refusing co-opiratlon . .hen
public Interests demanded It.
Hut in London the Inconsistency Is not so
great UH appears upon the surface and It
Is due entirely to the dual form of govern
ment here existing This arises fiom the
JealcOsy or haughty pjrslstcncyvlth which
a Finnll section of the metropolis i lings to
Its Individual Independence This district ,
technically known HR "the city. " has Us
own distinctive government Its own lord
mayor , aldrrnian , council Jind all the olhet
paraphernalia of a large municipality.
When , In thf distant past , aspiring Lon
don , confined within the old Homnn ualls
that marked Its boundary between Temple
Bar and Tower Hill , sent up Its -voice for
a EIcater Lundon as jou at home , have
raUcdoiir vole s for a greater New York ) ,
the adjoining tonns and parishes C.IIHV In
to constitute the largest metropolis In ex
istence. These combining parishes wire
numerous und Included names that are fa
miliar to the whole world , ns nov. being
districts of London. They are Kensington ,
Westminster , Marylebone , Uelgravla , Hajs-
water , nioomabury , St Pancrns. Ulinglon
Clerkenwtll , Shoredltch , Whltcchapel , Heth-
nal Orecn , Wapplng , Lambth and man >
others. All these places agreed to be gov
erned by one body , now known as the city
council , but the original city , while willing
to Join the combination , refined to give uj >
Its own lacaf government , and has main
tained It ever since The lord mayor of
London , whoso title is , perhaps , PS vvrll
known as that of any olllclal on earth , is
therefoio , In reallt > the ruler of only about
one-twentieth of ihe enormous collection ot
people called London
The 1,000 men composing the police on
duty In "the city" ars. termed the municipal
lorce , while the lf > ,000 on duty In ell other
sections of the metropolis are known ap
the metropolitan force. The metropolitan
police are dlrfctly and exclusively under the
Imperial government owing alltglance to
none but the homo secretary.
niUBEHY UN'KNOWN.
Bribery In comraiallvely an unl.nown of
fense In London. There ate two very sim
ple rules upon this subject. Ono leads :
'Tho plvlna to cr taking of any bribe by
an > public cffccr or cervfiit f r an official
jet is n mlsdeaneanar , ' and the econd "i'o-
llce oincorB who borrow or attempt to borsow
money fr ni a subordinate , or fr.m a licensed
vlctualer , or any pen-on licensed bj the po
lice authorities , render themselves liable to
immediate dismissal. "
So fir as It is possible the temptation to
bribery has teen reduced to its minimum In
London by acmialntlng the public with the
tnio limitations ; f a policeman's power. One
i1 the surest safeguards lies In the fact that
street peddlers , those standing along the
sidewalk , earning a meager existence toy the
sale ol various articles , fiult , toys , piuiles ,
and the lll.c , are charged no license , and
their right to earn a living and I he necessity
lor their doli.g so is lecognlzed by the au
thorities
Such people , as well as so-called disrepu
table characters , frequently llnd themselves
brought before the district courts , where
they arc plainly told the extent of the priv
ileges they can legally claim , and an oppor
tunity Is granted them to make any state
ment or charges they mnv have reason to
make ag.ilntt the ofllc rs with whom they
come In dally contact. Thej realize the
pawc. ' of tht court , and are ( oniclans of Us
protection , therefore Ihev have no reason
for withholding any Information they ma >
possess , or declining to relieve themselves
of the burden of persecution nt the hands of
any officer.
Judges , too , are slow In t-entpming upon
the charge of disorderly conduct those whc
are alleged to b guilty cf this off use v > hll <
In pursuit of tlielr rtgular trade or occupa
tion , whether that be selling Roods iilong the
Strand , or strolling In Piccadilly with Im-
pruper purpose. The uncivilized lib rtlcs
taken with the Independence of a citizen In
N'sw York , where nn officer may make ar
rests at the dictates of his own prejudices or
his captain's Interests , and critaln of being
suppoitcd by the Tammany Justice , do not
prevail In London. In fact , the liberty ot
the subject Is far mor * carcfuilr considered
and preciously guarded under the police
regulations of England than under those
prevailing In the Unite } States.
HOW BRUIEItr IS HANDLED.
Despite the piecautlcna that have b en
taken respecting bribery , the lack of ability
to control this evil , even In a body BO well
regulated an the metropolitan police , was
shown a few years ago by the wholesale
transference ot the West End division of the
force to another district because It waa found
that the men of that particular tcctlon bud
succumbed to the temptations that I revall
thereabouts In gr-ater extent than o sen here ,
and had accepted bribes ot various descrip
tion from residents or habitues. Dut the
tiansfer was made with as little publicity as
possible , und the scandal was not spread
through the press ol the country to th > dis
grace of the government nnd the nation
Wholesale raids upon disorderly houses
or undesirable promonad < rs on the public
btrects , done vIth the purpose of replenish
ing depleted police coffers , are seldom , II
ever made , because the psllce have no an
thorlty In themselves to lake any such act' '
ion , excsptlng , of course , In the face o ;
most flagrant breaches of decorum , and tin
examining magistrate would require tin
most convincing evidence that such an ex
tremc step was justified beyond alt question
The possibility of a police captain armci
with a warrant In blank , authorizing liln
to arrest Individuals without distinction upoi
a certain street , or In a certain building
such warrant being procured by the captali
for bis own execution , does not exist hen
as It does In New York , nnd UH non
existence irducea the chances of brlberj
very materially , al the same time taklni
from tin captain the character of a niagU
irate , to which he Is In no degree entitled
MANY SAPEOfAIlDS.
The legal routine through which a com
ylalnt passes In order to reach the llnnllt ]
of a raid Is Its presentation by th ! originate :
to the local governing body of the par
tlrular district or parish In which the offensi
Is alleged to have occurred Here It Is care
fully considered , and If the parish consider
It of EiifT.rldit Importance , nr llnds the cam
n'atnt ' well taken. It Is laid before a ruagU
trate for bis opinion , and by him referred Ito
the commissioner cf police , or his represen
tatlvc. ar.d then. If an nrrcM Is thought de
a warrant Is Issued und turned eve
to tht ? superintendent of the division In quen
tlon and by htm the warrant is rxecuted.
VhU icmevvhatcircuitous process Is an
other deteirent to corruption nincmi ; the bed
to cf th ? pollcr , and Is likewise a rcanonabl
protection against InjuMlce bring done to th
citizen. At the same time , It U a preventIve
Ivo aratnst such tinsermly exhibitions u
police excess B as too frrmicutly occur I
it.
New York.
The almoit total abnente of bribery ai
surer ! by tbe * ilmple precaution * remove
pne excuse Tor Iho ilalenco ol private 01
' xauUatloni such ai I'arkhurst soclttlcj , an
DON'T KNOW WHAT AILS THEM
CATARRH THE REAL CAUSE OF MANY CHRONIC MALADIES
.Vflftctleil , or Vrrtlunl.eil , tl l Crrtatn to lti'h > tt Suffrrlntf nnd Vlnen t Tirv RtrtntJ'ttlltni
1'tll 'Jlnlr JiriH-rtrnrr llote Ottirr Xiiffrrrrs May < ! rt In T.lnr.
Great numbers of ppoplf puffer from tha
malign poisons cf rntnrrh. BB from other
subtle chronic niukdlee , without nny cor
rect or deflnlt Idea of the nature of their
affliction. Many OKeascv known under vail-
out. tpeclflc tinmc'x , arc really ut a calnirluil
origin and nature. Hvery part ol the muc
ous lining ot the noic , throat , car" ,
eyes , he-id , lungs , Rtomacn , liver. howcl > ,
klJnc > B and bladder , are subject to
disease and blight by catarrh. The
proper course for sufferers Is this :
Oome > to the office for free- examination and
trial Irt&tmcnt Tin- rich and poor alike nia
welcomed by Ur.t. Cope'nnd & Shepaid , It
% ou live a'/ from Hie city nd for n < ieiil n
blank and ask for mall ti .itnunt in
clthtr Instance , and whether by mull or
cRlco treatment , the patient may be nmiii' d
Of the speediest relief and cure posrlbltto
onl'Oitencd ' mniiclnc
A Kl-CKNT CASK.
Mr.iltiam Xe p , 3oth Htreet and Avenue
A. Council Hi lifts , Is u ( killed me * hiinlc ut
thu smelting worKn.
UILLIAM NBUr * Hilili i nn I \\xim > \
"I had sour Momach or acid djspi-ps-Ki "
ta0 ! he , "ever since I was a i-niall boy.
Mouthful ? of sour gus and fluid -wen' i-on-
stanUy lif-lrh ng up from inv s.toin.irh Tour
oi live Urn s over > month I l > ud bad t-pcll
of biiluilii attack. At tlic'sn tlnirs Intdipp
bi-aduchc with vomiting k pt mo from wuik.
[ ; \en a drlik of waloi noulil net mi ] down
F 'i > ok pounds , of s-oda and iniifti d'her hluff ,
but got no real bonetils. Alter a while ths
Mdnvvs and buuclt became Hliigglsh , adding
much to my misery The tti'dlin-nt ic-Hilly
given me by Lr ) Cnp'lund & . f\\tp \ \ i < l lias
cur'd mo alter > P.IIJ ot 'otnitnl I din't
\\nnl to tire jnu by tplllng the thousand
mlserle-B felt by n dv popilo bin \vlll jiict
sny that thc.su ph > slcians gave me a new
stomach so It peums and cleansed my
whole sstem 1 am entirely well now
Thelr'b Is , In mj opinion , the b" l trt-almi'iit
Known for dyspepsia nnd like 1ro'ible . "
A NliKLECl'Kn DISFASK.
MIC , W. D I'inK , Madl c-ii Neb. Is one ot
Mie best known vvoin n In the state. No lady
htandB hicher than she in her home town ,
wheie her huiband Is station agent for the
U P. road It li worth ) of note that Mrs.
-Special I\foi5cas :
itooM roit RKNT : cnN-m.vir.Y
located , inlvatt Cam.lj .V Ulicsi 11 U , lice ,
Cuundl DlufTb.
CHIMNKtS fT.iANil3 : , VAl'I.TS CI.HAKIU ) .
JJd llurhc at VV. S llomci'u. 6CS Itronilvva/ .
I.1KT OtnA 'ANT I.OIS WITH OlllIUN-
.N'li liolJini & . C . , CXW Iltoiidunj- .
ONI : or TiiimhT.AiiAiiKtii's IN
the city , with nn CHt.ibtislictl tin < le , cull be
ttou lit it.ieonabtj. ul will i\i.hatigt ; fi > r gnu 1
lent e liili > J. l > . JuluiMjn , 0 5 IfiuHiluu > ,
Council Ul u Its.
TWO NICILY n Jt.N'iPiui > nooM.s rou
tent. , JO Kin avinua
on lAbti , SQt'Mii : 1'iA.NO ONI : SOI-T on
Ii.Uil uwl lu-uUr nnd dium , ulso w nilow
tl.aOi'5 L' J S rih Bliecl.
M-ArilC STOCK I'.UIM. TlWEI.MNQ IIOI'Hi : .
two IMIII * . rprliiB In fi-iil loin , 1TD UI-IHA ml-
ncic- Inside riult fa ins tirailnR an I | > ! antiil ,
Arei'labli * nnil f m t lundx. Cm BOH & IIilnl ,
icioiu 'i ' i\ < rut lilnclc. ( niincll jinlT. : < , In.
the rational view taken by th ° milliorlllis
cf the particulur offrites with which such
-ccletles assume to deal , remove * the only
reinalnlnc excuse That criuades In which
the police arc made to ligure b > rxertlni ;
their tyranny over the citizen , could be set
upon foot In London for political ends or
! ) or tonal advantage would b ? qulto as far
ruttide the bounds of possibility as would
the establlchmcnl at this ilaj ot an absolute
mcnaichy.
Those gulliy ot minor off uses , fast driv
ing , colliding with othfr vehicles and similar
shortcoinlm. are not summarily uricsttd
ami deprived of their liberty lei even a tew
hours , . Their names and addresses are
taksn , they are notified to appar before the
magistrate at a certain day and hoiti , nud
allowed to go their way until that bom ar-
i Iv c" .
AURHSTS WITHOUT WAKKANTS.
On the other hand , the authority to arrest
without a warrant Is given far a greater
number of offenses In London than It Is
with us. For example , In addition to the
prescribed I'M ' of crimes nnd aggravated
misdemeanors justifying nirekt by nil police
the world over , the London force ) H cm-
wtTpcl to apprehend at once , without being
armed with a mafllelrnU-'B wuir.uit , all pei-
soin believed to bo guilty ol abluction ,
abo'tlcn , accessory to crime , accusat'on ' of
crime to extort money , bigamy , c\tortlon
and writing threatening letters.
As If to somewhat counteract this extended
privilege , the police ( ire Instructed In their
code : "Hetvare of being overzejlotis or med
dlesome These ore dangerous faults Let
your anxiety bo to do your duty , but the
meddlesome constable who Interfrrei un-
ncccssu-ily upon every trifling occasion ,
stirs up Ill-feeling against the force tnd does
more harm than good. "
A misconduct table , enumerating ads
which Jn the department are comldered
faults , contains a few items that inlglit profit
ably bo called to the attention of American
cities. They are , using unnecessaiy violence
to a prisoner , talking and gossiping on duly ,
accepting gratuity without reporting It and
bringing In or taking an Improper charge.
IVnaltles lor th se offenses are enforced.
Many of the rules governing the London
police lire or appear to be needlessly exact-
Ing. One of thei > o la Iho requirement that
all blngl * officers and constables shall reside
In the station house to v.hlcll they are ut-
tachi-d , and permission to married men to
reblilo elsewhere will not bn grunti-d until
they have served for a period not 1 ss than
twelve months on the force. Another Is
that no man connected with the force utmll
during the time of such connection or during
the period of six months after lie may have
left and entered some other business bn per
mitted to cast a vote for any iiiunlclp.il or
other officer presented for el cllun.
Them Is a provision In the laws governing
the police that any man who ha * served on
the force for a period of not IOH than
twenty-live years shall bs entitled to a
pmslon upon hla retirement. Until reconlly
this question of a pension MUB merely : i
matter ot courtesy with Iho commissioner ,
but now , having become a law , the men f el
better Ealltfled and ono cause of complaint
hat thereby been removed.
Trutu In I urnltuiT ,
Aft Importer of rattan furniture claims thai
It Is lmpos lble to keep up with the vjgurlei
of public lastr. In thu seasons when In
Imports big chairs customer * come 'roum
and complain that there's nothing low rnougt
for a woman to occupy In comfort , and wher
next nelson he Imports small chairs there h
a growl because tlietr Is nothing roomy am
luxurious. Thi > bent of the Oriental fiirnl
turn Imported lor the la t fifteen years Imi
taught the westrrn world a lesson In luxury
and It Is worthy of note that the light , coo
chain , loungei end the like ot Ohlnwe
Japanese and East India mak are peculiarly
fitted to tb itml-tropical tumour cl tbii
regie * , i
links treatment was conducted mainly
through the malls by the "homo treat *
tn nt. " .Mrs. rink Bays !
MIIS. W. D PINK , Madison , Neb.
" ! 'o many h/iv / ickcd me about the ro.
9 > , ilti nt my trtami'ti' wuh Di Shepnrd that
1 Klv ih facts publicly I suffered as tli > , u-
sands ol women do from negl cted catarrh.
y y doctors could int. or would not , treat mo
JOT my leal trouble , nnd Hie catarrh poison
K't hold of my whole body and nearly rulnctl
mo II had been walking ! t > my system slltro
1 was U' .vec.it. old. lm > KOI in icti woree about
four > ears ego , v hen I lit"l la grippe.
Tlis imi.'ctis lining of m.v nose and throat
were flrrt affected 1 'ird ' a , wulury , nasal dla-
clLfgB for a while then tl became offenplvf ,
flild llie loft rij tiU twtlleil shut The loft
uve ran watsr nnd gave tnr stinging pains ,
fcji-sn my sloum.li wan altarked. Tor flva
vt-ars I was a dvrprptk and couldn't ' digest
( . Mj'iflh food o fiiinlBli any strength or
! ! h \s the c'l'-sare cpreid the bladder suf-
fridl uls'i , RlxInK me unypcaknble dlslrcsq.
MHhiifJerlriKS kept rest nnd sleep away mi-
I , ! : uy nervous system Mag about exhausted.
"Sim ! ! f tell how Dr. Shepard's work has
srlel on me ?
"Krom being u wcnk nnd wretclud Invnllil
I have come to be hearty and healthy In
evfiy lospect. I can'l go up town vvIMtotit
sumc of in ) ft lends spraklnfr about tha
greai change. I bellcv = Ir ) Shepard's treat
ment ( AH du tor oilier women all U has dona
foi me.
If You Cannot Conic to Oiiuiltiv
Write for mall treatment. Dr. Shcpard , In
peiKonnl chaice siiporlntends the mall de-
paitment , and by a bjstem of close- corre
spondence * can treat those out of the city
( Hilie as well as those who come to the office.
Ft ml for a symptom blank.Medicine shipped
orelully nnd clmnged frociu ntly. Try this
triatmenl.
DRS , ( OPr-LAND & SIIEPARI ) ,
ROOMS 311 AN1J 312 NDW YORK LIFE
BUILDING , OMAIIA , NEB.
Olllcv Hours 9 to 11 n m. , 2 lo li p. m.
Uvonlnss Wcdncsdnys and Saturdays
only , 0:30 : to 830. . Sunday , 10 to 12 m.
Sisam nn-1 Hot Watsr
RoaldoiO33 nn'.l
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main. 2.3 ' Pearl Streets , Council
Blullh , Iowa.
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lU. r. Dipol. 101 li Mason Bl , | Oinahft
11 05am . Kiiktein KxprcHS. . SIOpia
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4 :43pm.TTTr. : .Chicago Veutllnile . 9Wo7n :
8ljum : . Chkusa ICxpiczs . 4Kpm :
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8.Jam. . .Kansan Clt/ Day f xiircii Etlupiq
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lSSun : Colorado Limited
Ip vi-s t UNION 1'AC-jriC. ( Arrive
OmalmlUnlon Dipot , 10IK & Macon Sis.I "
10 Wnm Kearney llxpres
2.15pm Ovilnml riser Biiopifi
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t 30pm I'u t Mall. . .
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11 10am. .ChliiiKu Kxiuw ( ex , Bun. ) . , , , t:00pn : >
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( Jinah | DCt15.th ulid " f
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I.fave | BlOltX CITV c rAClFJllArrl
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BUREAU. SUKS it CO , , Solloltot-a.
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice fR