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TIlE O [ AnA DAILY nEE : TI1UBSIAY , JANUAltY 31 , 1895. a :
NEWS \ I1ROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
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OliaTgo of Managers in the Bharpless
Creamery Oompauy. (
lXTRAVAGANCE TilE ALLEGED CAUSE
Lack or Attcnton to Uot"U , Hun Up the
Jxpcso : Account to ii Irloro the
fifth COl ! ' ] Not
5t"d.
John A. Carlell who hal ) acted n man.
ngll for the SharpIeII Creamery company
ot Wettchtster . Pa. , In this city for Ioyeral
year PMt , has resigned his position , anll for
the present J. n. Comfort , the traveling
auditor , II In charge. The groun(1 ( upon
which the change Is mallo Is l that ot mis.
management. For several weeks pat Mr.
Comfort hal been In the city and stopping at
the Grand , hut the nature It his errand was
t a tnyBtcr to all outside parties. ' lie has
mate a thorough cxamlnaton ot the books
and state that Mr. Carlisle has spent 30,000
In keeping the business running this year , I
, _ when hal that sum should . have sumced.
. l 10 maltes no charge ot financial croakednea ,
but ncrll the great expenee connected with
lho buslno' merely to I lace dl attention to
the dimes amI shillings. Un'ler Mr. C3rlislo's
management the frm did a large business In
this city . the Profits amounting to
between $8,000 all $10,000 hUlt year , anti
when ho was on the roa(1 as a traveling sales. I
man ho was very successful '
UOSTOS STem .
Cle"rllJ Sale Cuntnurl TIiI . ncok.
NOTION DWAHT mNT.
lOc tress buttons redncel ( lo lc a dozen.
lOc and 25c dress stays , 10c a dozen.
lOc curling Irons , now Gc each.
naek spool silk , lc a spool.
hooks and eyes lc a gross.
' llc and 20c Ilk rlbbols , lc l a yarl'
2lc silk elastic web , now 12c ! a yard.
GOc handbags now 2c each
UNDElWI I.
L.tdies' heavy ribbed vests , winter weight ,
Dc each
Ltlics' 25c underwear to close 13c cache
aJles' , ! lOc vests and pans , 2c cache
Ladles' tine wool knit underwear worth $1
fno kni unlerwear , ,
rcduced to COc each
$3 Ilunly union BullS , now $1.50 each
Oents' heavy undershirts reduced to lCc
cccli
Oents' $ shirts now G9c ench.
Gents' lOc underwear ( now 2rc each
FOWLE , DICK & \VAL1fl1t .
Council Duls . , Ia.
Music at the Grand hotel Thursdays , as
well a Sunday/ at the dinner hour 6 to
' .
8 o'clock.
IdLadles' Id -
- Davis Eels ! drugs , paInts and glass cheall
Not"d , } lck"y Uend.
Ed ATnold . one ot the smallest but best
known horse racers In the country , died last
Sunday In Sl. Louis , alll his remains passed
through Council muls yesterday afternoon
: - on their way to their last resting place
In the Avoea ccmetery. lie was born In
Avoca lwenty-four years ago , and trom. riding
racer .at county _ fairs and thc like he
gradually sllreall out until he became Ident-
nell with the American Horsemen's association -
cIaton , antI for the last three years he has
been on no tracks but those at the national
circuit In 189 he tel from a horse and
sustained a fractured skull , several fractured
ribs and other Injuries of less note. The
following year hc had 1 bad accident In a
race at St. Louis Last August he fell from
a horse In Kansas City and met with Injuries
front which he never fully recovered. Ills
. mother Mrs. G. 'V , Arnold , who lives In
.1 Oalllnnd , was with him when he died. Ills
c wife , mother all sister , Mrs. P. C. Kebble ,
were In the city yesterday with the body.
4 Arnold was a dwarf all would not weIgh
more than ninety-five pounds. The funeral
will take lllace at Avoc today
Ichl VI' the Train.
S. W. Creel , a conductor on the Omaha
. and Council Bluffs bridge motor line , was
_ held up and relieved of his cash this morning
4 about 12:30 : o'clocle. lie was on the last train
; . $ running from Omaha to the car house. He
. was In the rear car counting his money preparatory -
paratory to making a tine ! report at the
car house. At Thlrty-rourth strGet In this
city a man entered the car , and coming
; up to Creel leveled a revolver at hIs breast
and , ordered him to "shell out " Creel
picked up $2.00 oft the scat and handed It to
the highwayman who darted out at the door
and jumped from tIne train The only other
passenger In the car was : a boy trout Broken
; e Dow , Neb. The whole thing was done so
, , I.quickly that no one In the other car knew
what had lapllenel1 The robber Is des rlbed
as being six feet In height , wIth a smooth
tace. Ho wore neither overcoat nor gloves.
Ills cal was without a visor. lie 1M SUPllosed
to have gone to ( Omaha on the Ice. '
'
- Gas cooldns stoves for rent and for sal at
Oas Co.'s chIco.
. , . Co.s ofce.
, . Uldn't Clmblu ; lor 1Inney.
I Tbo case at William Rogers , charged with
poeer playing , was triad In Justice Walker's
court yesterday. but the state failed to make
C a case against him. Officer WeIr and one
other witness testified that thcy heard ono ot
. , the other players say to Rogers , "There Is
.i ? $ ; .l0 worth , " but they saw no money chang'
hands aunt were tunable to swear that It was
I , anything but a little trlenlly game ot casln
or old mall , excepting that the presence of a
lot of polter chips seeme(1 ( to be entirely
" unneccessary upon either of thoBo hypotheses
Rogers was dIscharged for lack of evidence
'r iTu and the cases against Ieddy Hess anti '
. . Charles l'enlnwere dismissed by the
. 8tate.
.1I l'oeht Flour fnt" 'l'hll Week nt C. 0 D.
t Brown' . .
Drown's C. O. D. XXXX patent , 85c per
sack ; Buffalo , 7Ga per sack : Lone Star , G5c
per sack ; Ruby , COc per sack ; rye tlour.41e
11er sack , and rye graham , 4Gc per sack ;
corn meal , 150 Iler sack ; potatoes , G5c per
bushel.
Uemember , a silver dollar packed In every
twenteth sack at Drown's celebrated XXXX
patent. I you are lucky you get your flour
for nothing UHOWN'S C. O. D.
. , 1. L' 11)10111 IU\"rl.ly : 11.
t E. W. Raymond left last evening fort
Wliamele , Iii. , on account of I telegram announcing -
nouncing that his father , J. C. Ha'moll ,
( was lying at Iho point of death The Invalil
' was a resident of Council Iluls until about
. - , . . . eighteen 10nths ago , and Is 7G years of age
. , A short time ago he became the victim ot
blood Iloisonlng , which attacked him In one
of his toes. , l spread through his entire
limb later on , and now , It Is believed ,
nothIng can save hla life . lie Is tine fattier at
E. W. Raymond and F. H. Iaymond ot
Council luls and A. A. Iaymoml of Omaha
Je Is at the home of his daughter In liii.
nols. _ _ _ _ _ _
Try Eagle laundry , 721 riroadway for good
work . Our medlll gloss finish can't be
beat , blt wo do strictly band work , domesto
tnlah , when preferred , Telephone 157.
Neatest drug ItoroTa'lor's. Grand hold .
AI"otl1 at } ItI. l' . , \ . UUUII.
Last night promptly at ' o'clocll 1 nmm .
ber at ChristIan workers met at tIm rooms :
of thu Young Men'a Christians association and
. ' t . , , , bold 1 short prayer meeting , after which
they sCIJratet and went to tie various
church Ilrayer meetings , where tbey scattered
t trebrands frm ito torches at theIr enthusi.
am to all quarters or the city . .
'fhe meetings that are being held nightly
at the hal , corer Main street and II'oall-
way , are deeply spiriual anti Intense.
This evening at 7:30 : 10v. John Askln will
I give the principal address , after which there
will bo a cannonade at Ihort talks and
. . . rt. I' music Al men are invited.
k , \Vanted , competent ) cook , nt 60S First
t avunue. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I' ' Ihturl'Ct Chureh " , rvle , . .
"Elder" Ducll , the faith healer , In the two
weeks ho buns beets ho\lll meetings In the
On.ton mission , cornier Rlxteenth street nnll
Fourth avenue , hu succeeded In bringing
4 together 1 large number of Ileollo , whose
' : morals need healing won than theIr
phyatque , nhll among them are 4 lot ot boys
and half grown men 'ho have amus4 1 them-
selves by throwing rocks through the window -
dow , whistling an accompaniment t the
gospel hymns with which the "elder" enlivens -
livens his meetings , anti otherwlM nllstng
him In his task or creating a sansation . Two
ot thIs gang are alleged to b Charles Stevenson -
son anti ( John Holder . Doth were arrtell
yesterday on warrant Issued from Justice
Vlen' court by Constable naker , and will
have a hearing thIs afternoon at 2 o'clock
aao Tour MOlcr.
Dy investing In the stock ot the Savings ,
Loan and luldlng association or Council ,
luls , Incorporated In 187 Monthly pay- '
monte ot $1.00 per share , netting the Investor
about 10 her cent Inlerest. Ten series al.
ready patch out , which fully lemonstrates
the ability ot the association to mature its
stock In about sevnty.fve monthly pay-
ment . No loans mad uutsldo ot Council
limits , and all applications examined and
Iassel upon by n majority of the board of
dlrectoro. Good loans wanted. Full Inrorma-
ton cnn be obtained at the office at IV. .
Otis , secretary , 10 Main street or any of the
following directors : II. W. Hazelon , rank
Grass , John Brown . A. S. Hazelon , II. C.
Beebe , A. 1. Walker E. E. hart , F' . C.
Lougee , S. S. I.cnari
Ito tutnI "x'r"tltuu ' 1''plrA.
A telegram from Colonel I ) . n. naloy ) 'C.
terlay afternoon announced tim fact that
Governor Jackson refused 10 IRue his war-
rant for the extradition ot Joe Young , the
Council Bluffs stock buyer , charged by a
I South Omaha firm with obtaining money
under false pretenses .
Minor % lentlnn .
Grand hotel , Counci l3hutts . reopened Oct. 1.
Ma'J Heal Estate agency , G39 Broadway.
I.lzzle Ward , chargell with stealing a few
socks trom one Leo King was discharged by
Justice Walker yesterday.
Patrick Lyons , convicted of drunkenness
antI disturbing the peace , has taken an ap-
peal to the distrIct court.
George P. Scanlan was granted a divorce
by Judge Thorel yesterday tram Esie
V. Scanlan , the ground being desertion ,
The remains of Clement B. Weirich , the
Inrlnt chIld or Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Weirich ,
were taken to Marseilles , Ill . , last evening
for burial.
"Whal Memos a Preacher ? " Is the topIc
for tine service ot the Later Day Saints'
church tints evening. The ministers of the
city arl especially invited to attend.
Tine Council fluffs Furniture company ,
Riley & Nelson proprietors , tiled a chattel
mortgage In the recordcr's office yesterday
for the sum or $1,800 , In favor ( of Deebe &
Hunyan or Omaha.
A fair sized aulletce gathered at Dohnny'B
last evening to witness the presentation or
"The Girl 1 Left lehlml M" " The troupe
was au excellent one , and hind thl opera house
been a few degrees warmer the entertainment
would have ben highly enjoyable.
The case of Pieper against Dojart was on
trIal In the district court alt day yesterday ,
and will probably occupy all of today. The
case ot Bojart against Pieper , In which
such a howlng sensation was Il0mlsel , came I
to an unexpected end , n settlement having '
been arrived at between the parties by which '
tim case was dismissed at the plaintiff's
COBt.
COBt.The
The jury now engaged In asseslng dam-
ages to the Union avenue property against the
Omaha Dlhlge and Terminal Railway company -
patty fxed tIne damages on five lots rester-
day , hunt refused to divulge the amount untl
have finished all the work.
they ha\e . fnlBhed al wOlle. Today
twenty lots wi be disposed or and tomor-
I'OW thirty-two which will fnish the job.
The report will then be made In full to the
shmemiff .
Hev. 0V. , Snyder will preach next Sun-
day afternoon at the Enterprise Lutheran
church amid wi hold services there every
evenln next week. lie will be assisted by
Hev. uther M. Kuhns juidV. . L. Hems-
berg of Omaha Mr. nemsberK IB a fine
musical composer and singer . being the au-
thor of several anthem books and other
musical conmpositions. He wi conduct the
song service.
We hve over $300.000 to loan upon Improved -
proved Iowa farms. Farmers desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct with us ,
thereby saving agent's commlssjon 'Ve do
not loan on wild .Iand ! . nor In Nebraska.
Lu& & 'fowle , _ 235 Pearl street .
. J'ersonimt alontlon .
M. Barnes , a merchant or Oakland , Is In
the city .
_ ciy. _ _ _ _ u _
J. D. Johansen of Walnut was In the city
"esterday.
Miss Jennie Heating Is organist at St.
Francis Xa\lel"s Catholic church.
Mrs. James A. Ward ot Sioux City , ror-
merly Miss Lole Armour , Is the guest of
Mrs. M. F' . Hohl'er on Vine street.
will itayinond formerly ot this city Is
tabling 1 post graduate course at Iowa col-
logo , Grinnohi . In appled Christianity , under
Dr. George D. Herron. He expects to go
with Dr. Herron next yea on a lecturIng
tour.
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Fall \lh Variable " 'lnd8 i'romnttse.l tur
, 'F'nlniy.
" ' . \SIINGTON. Jnn. -'he forecast for
'
Thurl.II . ) ' Is :
For NI'blsltr'alrallale : winds.
POI' Iowa-l"atl ; wI'mer ; soulh wlnlls.
For Missouri-Fair : wormer ; Ionlh vtimdnn.
1"01' South Dakota-Fair coillel'
Daltl-l : : north-
west winds.
For Knnsls and Colomiulo-1"uir : warmer ;
south to vest . wtnds. '
I.ocal Record.
OFFICE OI THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAhA , Jan. : O.-Omaha record or temperature -
ature ninth rainfal , compared wlh the cor-
relpondlng day of thc past roul years :
1S9. 1891. 1893 1892
Maximum temperture.:1 i 28 15 -i
1lnlmum i I temnipema tore . . . " 6 19 .4 : m )
Average tennmpeuutnnre . . . ! 21 6 38
l'rech.laton. . . . . . . . . T .0 .00 .W
Condition or temlleratlrc und pleclplnton
at Ib91 Omula : fOI' the thuy ali tlnce March I ,
Normal temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Dclclenc ) ' for time they . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Normal precipItaton . . . . . . . . . .02 Inch
Dclclenc ) ' for the lay. . . . . . . . . . . .02 Inch
'l'otitl precipitation lnce : March l1U,36 Inches
Deficiency Ilnce Mardi 1. . . . lC.99 luches
1"Iurtl train Other StaUoul at I 1' . M.
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Norih IIatte . . , , . U no .ui ) Clear .
Ilalo. . : l :0 .01
Valenutinic. . . . . . . :0 :8 .00 Clear .
Chicago : . . . . . . . 0 .01) ) Clear .
SI 1.1\1 \ . . . . . . 10 14 , lD Clear.
HI.l'al. . . . . . . . zelo zero ' .1' . Cnar .
V\.elporl. . , . . . . : . .OU Slowlll. CI ) . ,
l\al"ll . . . . . 20 ,00 Clear.
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Vel".cr. . . . . . . . : S :1 : 1 .lt ( Cear. 'homily.
SaltLnkoCity : . . . :4 : :1 : : .U : ( Ilounly . )
Iaphut City . , . . . : u ) : io .UU flcan ' .
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Hn\hICly. lulula. . . . . . . . . : : : : : .02 8niowlnng.
Lnisumiau-ek . . . . . . 4 .0 1 Suuo " Inn ; .
tH. Vlnc"l . . . . 'S ' : .01810"111.
Ch"CIIU. . . . . . . 2U : t .00 Cel' : . .
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"T" IndIcates ot .
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prcclplaton.
J. . A. . WE.I. Observer .
FROM SOUTH OMAHA.
John 1'loI'PO'1 Crlelty to lii. \OUII nle
SOIII 11m to , Jntll .
John Ileplle , an cmployo at the Swift
Packing comllany , who lIves In Drown park ,
was arrested last evening on a charge of
disorderly conduct Tine Ilrlsonel' has been
on a Ilrotracted spree , and whlo under the
Inluelce of liquor went home ant drove
his bride ot three weeks ( remit the house
with a hatchet. Later . on : rs. l'leppe attempted -
tempted to enter the house and was driven
out at time point of a revolver This was
too Ileh for the bride to stand and she
complalnelJ to neIghbors , who caused the
arrest ot the drunken inusband
. ' 1"lle City (11.11' .
mchard Berlin hu shipped his gamblng
apparatus to Kansas l City .
Counclnll Morgan hal returned from a
ten daya' trip tbrough Iowa
Time Infant SOl or City Clerk Maley has
reCyered tram its recent sick spell .
The 10m6 Circle Jgh FIve club meetl at
Dr. Schlndel'a residence Saturday evening.
J. I. 0101 has entered the lat ot cammdl-
dates for tine cIty council. There will be
tour vacancies to tIll lt the next election .
Tine Third Ward Iepublcan club will meet
Saturday night at the Eagle house , Thirty-
L coud and T atreeta.
Lecuuc auc
DECIDED FOR TiE OLD FOLKS
Iowa Supreme Oourt Gves the Farm Back to
Father and Mother
. -
ThEIR SON HAD PROVE U FAIUFUL
10 Could Not Ahhlo b7 tine Term of tine
, Deed or Trust nnll So Lost the
l'ropert7 Ito Would U".o
AtllUlroll ,
DES MOINES , Jan. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) supreme court today reversed
the decision at the lower court In the case
ot E. : I. and Elzabeth Walker , appellants ,
against llnekhY L. Walker , appaled front
the Cedar district court Plaintiffs arc hus.
'
baud and we , and defendant their son.
January 2 , 1690 , they executed to him an
Instrument conveying lGr acres.ot land upon
conditions that he should furnish them a
proper home till death and give them a
proper burIal and pay all taxes , etc. , the
place being subject to a special len of Joel
M. Walker for $1.000 , which shoull bo paid
within fives years after death ot both
plaintiffs . Failure In any of these points
was 10 vohl the deed On the mnrgln of
the instrument appears an endorsement stat-
Ing the amounts shoul bo raised to $ COO ,
time deell to be fed for record and at once
delivered to the derendant , It having been
held In trust. In time petition It Is averred
that this was mInced there without time
knowledge of plaintiffs and that defendant
has vlolntel , practcaly all the provisions
above set out. Tine district court granted
plaintiffs' petition by nljudgment , time conveyance -
veyance void and quieting tithe In the
ihainmtIfTs. An order was then made Oi behalf
of defendant giving him $100 In full for al
services rendered , with Interest and cas Is.
From this juidgimment favorable to defendant ,
plaintiffs appeal. The supreme court sustains
the appeal , holding the order to have been
a JUdgment out of harmony with rules
lmrevlotnely laid down by the Iowa supreme
court. I IB therefore error anti costs lie
against detenllanl Time decision Is , however ,
wihout prejudice and defendant Is to be
allowed to proceed to the protection ot his
rights I
Other cases decided were : Napoleon Golden ,
appellant , against C. Ilardesty et al. . l'ola-
watamlo district , affirmed ; Missouri River
Lumber comnpanty appellant , against the FInance -
nance Company or Iowa , Woodbury district ,
afrmed : 'C. M. Ocheltree . appellant , against
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway company -
pany , Audubon district , affirmed.
auI'tN1ii : IHH1' SIITENCED .
Urestoim's llrl Till-Tapp.r 'VII 00 to the
Hetorm : chlol.
CRESTON la. , Jan. 30.-Speclal.-Minnie ( )
ilolt tine 14-year-old girl who stole $16 from
D. I. Miller , was sentenc to the reform
school lat evening by Judge Towner. The
case IB a peculiarly sad one , as time girl ha
no mother , and her rather works during thc
day time and inns had little opportunity to
devote to her
Tine Burlington depot at Greenfeld was
robbed yesterday afternoon of ' 30 In money
whie the agent was al dinner. A susnlclous
character ina.s been arrested , and Is meld here
for identificatIon.
H. M. Street , an old gray-headed man who
lies bean on trial In the district court charged
wlh forging a cheek for $250 , signing his
son's name , was acquitted by the jury last
night. I was shown by the evidence that
Mr. Street and his Eon were In the habit of
signing each other's name , and that Mr.
Street did not . sign the check with the Intent
to defraud. ,
WI . H. Ballard of ACon was arrested last
night for endeavoring to blackmail Charles
Craven. Ballard approached Craven yester-
day and told him that he was a United States
officer , that ho hall succeeded Unite States
Deputy Marshal Iticimards . who had been r-
hewed for extravagance . and that he was
snt to Creston to meet Craven. He told
Craven ho would settle tine mater for $2G ,
but Craven did not have that much money
- and Ballard offered to settle It for $0 If
Craven would leave the country. Craven
paid over the sum but late came to the
conclusion that he was a victim of a take ,
and notified an officer . wino arrested Ballard.
He was seat to jai In default Of $300 bnds
DaIard IB a smooth Individual . and has
figured In several questionable deals He
will likely serve tune 'for his latest escapade.
Ell C. Blair , I young man who has fur-
nished tine newspapers with many sensations
-
of late , is now on trial In the district court
on a charge of rorgery.
Lizzie Westal bas been granted a divorce
from Elmer Westtali . ler testimony was
that her' husband attempted to kill her , and
tine judge thought that was sufficient grounds
for severing the matrimonial cords.
1. U' " TU JVST1C S' Jrl E'
Scheme to Run II n Big Hi ot Extras Not
Mucecsi .
1
Sleccs.
DES MOINES , Jan. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
grann.-Attorney ) General Hemley has ren-
tiered on opinion on the question ot whelher
or not justices at the peace can charge the
counties for cleric hire , office rent , furniture ,
stationery , etc. , outside or tIne limit or $ lGOO
per year or their rees , which the new law
allows them to retain There was quite an
argument on the question In Sioux City , and
It was submitted to the attorney general , who
gave hula opinion that tine judges could not In
any event receive more than $1,500 Iler year
and could not charge the county for any or
these eXllenses. Heretortoro justices have
been alowed to r taln fees to an unlmiel
nminouflt _ _ _ _ _ _
I'hotujrlllhorl inn .esslon .
DES MOINES . Jan. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) state conventon of Iowa photographers -
tographers began here today , and will con-
tnue this evening and tomorrow. Attend-
ance Is quito large , and the display or
Ilhologrph and supplies very elaborate.
Followinmg prelminary business at tIne open-
lung at tine conventon , President Melar
of Spencer delivered a ahort alllresM , and
commitees were appolntOI. J. H. Hal read
I Iluper on "Devolopment. ' Mayor 1111
welcomed tIne convention . this afternoon .
Amonl these nresent were : Perry Ayres. -
Aniesi ; : C. C. aill F . Ii. Clifford , MUBca-lno ;
O. J. Dougherly , Des Moines ; F. A. Dunlap
100mfeld ; W. C. Ellnger , Des Moines ;
I. I U. Ikonberg , Newton : J. W. Kramer ,
Des Moines ; J. A. 1.lnd , Des Moines : F. W.
Medlar and Asa Mooney , Spencer : Mr Mc-
Clennahan , Oskaloosa : W. O. Maxwell ,
Mount Ayr : C , D. Mahana , North I nglsh :
A. W. Nichols , Vllsca ; A. W. Heed and
Id Heed , Missouri Valley ; J. H. Reuvcrs ,
Pela : O. Fh. Pearson , DeB Moines ; L. J.
Carter Hampton ; Eugene Hurlbut , Cams-
vle , )0. : W. H. Summithm . Oskaloosa : J. H.
Heed , Missouri Valley : W. C. Ayers , Esthcr-
villa ; L A. Peterson , Algona ; R. J , Daft ,
Lemara ; C. N. Ahbey , New Sharon ; C. O. I
NeholB anti J. G. llrowning Vlisea : II I .
A. Druah and J. B. 1l'ers. Fairfield ; M. J.
Fritz , Waterloo ; M. W. Stark , Sioux City :
George Benson St. Louis , Mo. ; E. O. m-
Ison , Traer ; I . L. Drown , Lenox : L. L.
Harvey , Green ; I. 1. Stoops , I'erry ; 1 , ' 1
Brandt , Daveumport
NorthwrstCrl ' Alt"ll Life 110n Meet .
CEDAR H.\IIS , hut , Jann 30.-(81Ieclal (
Telegram.-The ) Iowa agents ot the North.
western Mutual Life Insurance company met
here today with General Agent Monger , this
being the Ilxth nnnual meeting. Theae meet.
Ingl are hell for the purpose or mutual as-
siltance by dlscuulng features ot their work
and becoming famiiar with each olher'
melhods. H. 1. Wilams of Davenport was
made president and J. H. Mather or Council
Iuts secretary A number of Ilupers Ippor-
talnlng to the Insurance business were reall.
A banquet want tendered tine visitors at the
Orand hotel tonnight and tomorrow another
meeting Siil be meld
meetng wl
1"Ib"r IrlvrnIV" " Ilootlefli.
CEDAI HAPIS , Ia. , Jan 30.-Specla ( )
Telegram.-Three ) masked men entered the
house or Martin lanlon , six miles east ef
Dews , at 1 o'eloek lat mmighnt Hanson
showed fight by clubbing tbem with a chair
and cutting one with a knife In the fac ! . He
then jumpd through a window and ran to a
nelghbor'a across R field In his nlgbt clothu.
Tie robber fled . A posse from town la In
pursuit , , with good prospects ot capturing the
robbers . Hanson's feet In(1 ( ankles were
frozen , the only Injury hC taln d. The
robber obtained nothing. - - - -
TO I1EAII nOOII elHOES. .
Trial or Sioux City OfficIals Will 10 Utgnn
lct , Week.
SIOUX CITY , Jar S0.-Speclai ( Tehc-
gram.-The ) first ot time criminal proceedings
against the ex.county offlcnRill be begun
February 5 . Judge \Vaeq1 .I' today over-
ruled the demurrer to th . stlraey case
against ex-County Attorney Bevington all
ex-Auditor Roberts and set , th.'cao for trial
on that date.
City Treasurer Anderson announced today
that the warrants for January would not be
paId February 1. Ho claims the hate county
litigation has made It hnpsslbe : to gt money
on the warrants except at a ruinous discount.
Judge Gaynor Issued a bench warrant tel a ) '
for C. H. Toley , clerk 'for ' Judge Ladl ,
sitting at Orange City , who Was wanted as
a witness In a case on trial hefore Oaynor
11 tints city. Judge Ladd , when ho heard } of
Toliey's arrest , ordered him releasel on I
writ at habeas corpu The judge says ho
must have another clerk before Toley will
be lermlted ! to mme to Sioux Cily.
Rtolo fitS hvn Ion ,
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. , Jan 30.-Speclal (
TeleKram.-Dr. ) T. S. Farrar , whose wife
left him seine time ago for rear he would
kilt lner anti who attempted to commit Eul-
cldo about two weeks ago by taking a qURn-
ty at morphine , today abuctel his son
Cecil . a boy at 7 , from the Taylor school
building . He refuses to say where he is . and
says a rCglment of soldiers anti a ( lathing gun
could not get Inirn 1 IB sU1110ell his object
Is to force a reconciliation . Mrs. Ferrer Is
almost prostrated. .
lI.HWlS' .L.U'IC liD tIXI , ) OJ"BI.
Jlorrlson Charellvlh Murder In the Flrt
.
Degree.
CHADnON , Neb. , Jan 30.-(8peelal ( Telt
gram.-County ) Judge Balrll today hell
Arthur Morrison , slayer at A. V. Harris , to
the district court for murder In the first de-
gree without bail. Morrison's attorney will
try to get his client admitted to bal before
District Judge Dartow In chamberB In this
city. The acton ot Judge Baird seems lo
meet with public approval.
CI"fOI U "Trn 1)ltOIltY .
JIIC llyorl or Odol Throltelell nlh
Trouble by MIsotmru I'ntrtlotn .
BEATRICE . Jan. 30.-Spcclal ( Telegram )
-Sheriff Kyd of this county has received
a hotter rrom J. C. Derryman of Perrin , Mo. ,
Inquiring as to the winereabomnts of James
ryers of Olel. and asking for an Immeliatc
reply I M'ers Is In this county , stating that
ho ( Derryman ) will procure a rquisiton for
Myers on I charge ot rorgery.
Ierrman was formerly In business al
Kansas City . all claims that Myers used his
name In forging checks at that time. The
sheriff has wired Berryman that M'ers Is
still at Odell . but as yet no instructions
as to arresting him have been received
Seine tme ago Myers was arrested all
tried In district court on a charge of embezzlement -
bezzlement at 5,000 or the 'unds wllh
which prepiratons were being made to open
a bank at Odel , but after coming to trial
the case wa dismissed. Before his arrest
Iyer spent some tme at Kamas City , and
the presumption Is that I there Is any ground
for time present charge It Srbmvd out of trans-
actions at that tunic.
1IUST l'A1 'rlIUI tSSIISSMENTS.
Receiver ot the nlerehan' ' , , Union Jnsuralco
COIPuy : Sties tine 8tnckhohl"rs.
LEXINGTON , Neb. , Jan 30-Speclal.- ( )
Suit has been commenced by Receiver A. T.
Gatewood to recover the , delnqlent ! assess-
ments due the Merchants.'ijinion ' , Insurance
company. The company was organized In
1890 , with J. H. Darner , . . pzad as president -
dent : The labites are about UOOQO anti
the cases . will be pushed against all members -
bers of the company to 1rccpyer , their obl-
gatonB , ' , . . , .
The Cozal Irrigation , company has fed
articles of incorporation asnd pthe survey of
their ditch extends from a ) point west ot
Cozad forty miles east . and will water
nearly all of the Plate "aley north of the
river to the foothills not reached by time
Gothenburg and Lexington ditches. The
estimated cost of this canal Is $60,000. Contracts -
tracts have been let requiring the completion
or the ditch by May , 15 , 1895.
CAllING FOR FUONTIEIS DE"TITurE.
U'orl of Assisting the State Commission
Divided AI"n Precinc OUlcers.
STOCKVILLE , Neb. Jan. 30.-Speclal.- ( )
At a mass meeting held here today a county
central committee was organized for the pur-
pose of handling time old from the State Re-
lct commission and to supervise the distribu-
ton of It In accordance wltl the new law The
court room was completely fled , alm\st
every precinct being represented. About
twenty of the precincts have organized and
the remaining enc will do so at once and
report to the county organization . The re-
iief committee consists ot the three county
commlteo
commissioners John Stone Charles DeCinant .
and George I ) . Miller : W. A. Drdbur ) ' .
county clerk , all J. A. Lynch , L H. Cheney ,
M. T. Ward , L. I' . Cushman anl E. A. Comp-
ton I was made plaint to all here today
that a large amount at worle must be done
along tints line In Fronter county to tale
care of the people.
'Vtlllnl Iclh rIl' 'onr Couplr.
PAWNEE CITY , Neb , Jan 30-Speclal (
Telegram.-A ) triple wedding occurred at
10:30 : a. m. at Stelnaur yesterday , the following -
lowing persons being united In marriage :
Joseph Slohr anti Miss Mary Neldar , Jacob
P. Neldar and Miss Josephine Simandl , and
John Thomas and Miss Bush. 'fho contractIng -
Ing parties are residents of this county and
are among the well known and respected
Bohemian citizens. The ceremony took place
at the Catholic church and was performed In
three dllcrent languages , Dohemlan , English
anti German. After the ceremony the bridal
party departed to the home of F. J. Neilar ,
northeast of the city where a feast was
spread anti served at 3 o'clocl
One ot tine prettiest weddings or thc season
was that last night , In which C. H. JIllklns
of Table Hocle antI Miss Vinnie Moore were
mode Imsbatl and vifo . The ceremony took
place at the home at the bride's parents , Mr.
amI Mls , J. 1V , Moore , two mies south or
the city. 11ev. J. Z. Presson omciatlmmg . Nearly
iso guests witnessed time ceremony , many
being present tram Table Rock Tine bride
Is one Qt Pnwnee City's most beautiful young
ladlcs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Fire nt 1''uCI City
PA\\'NEE CITY , Neb. , .Jan. 30.-Speclal (
Telegram.-A ) house belonging to Jerry Pope
was destroyed by fro this , ( feroon , The
10uso was occupied by I AI r Lupton The
resldeneo of Grand man umrlek was threat-
eneui with destruction , b.ut prompt work
saved it.
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I
Time Kansas City SlndlY Sun has a corre-
spondent In this city wboIS contrlbuled
several vie articles reflecting upon the character -
acter ot some et I'awneo City's citizens
within the past few weeka. The correspond.
ent Is Imown and several lot the boys are
going loaded for him. I
J. T. Trenery , cashier Dt the Farmers
National bank left today Itor'Ban Diego , Cal ,
for the benefit at his healh , 'hIch has been
failing for some tinne . Trelry Is sei : klo'o n
throughout tine Blnte. ' :
To Irrinite "IIUI' Fomnmmty
hASTiNGS , Jan. 30.-Sp ( ' ! 1 Telegram- )
At a citizens' meeting held at the court '
house tills evening steps were taken for
forming an Irrigation district , wblch will
Inehile three.tourths of Adams county. The
report at the engineers was read Tine report '
port sinews that with tIne proposed canal 357
sections of land can be Irrhatell. A county
runes meeting has been called for February
D be , at IJresent. which Colonel Aker/ will bo invited - to
l'UIII J"I Ur.'nker.
DUNCAN , Neb. , Jan 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-'wo ) boys wino were communed In Jai
al Osceola for breaking Into a store and
stealing a suit of clothes escaped aboUt 12
o'clock today ( and were captured here at I
o'clock.Vhnen questoned al to how they
got out they said the key was left In thl
door by the atendant and they secured It
with a piece at balns wire.
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FOLLOWiNG TAYLOR'S TRAIL
-
South Dakota Authorities Think They
. Know His Route of Egcnp
11 : UGI TO BE IN CENTRAL AMERICA
JnllcRtons tlt lie Wns tinnier Arrest In
.le\Ihls ) bnt Managed to mnlo life
l'nrsuers 17 1 Very Com-
mun IUID ,
PIERRE , S. D. , Jan. 30.-(8ptclal ( Tele- .
gram.-Tho ) state officials ha"o received I.
enough Information to make reasonably cer'
taint the journey taken by Taylor following -
Ing his disappearance Time last thing
hearll of him was at ChlcaKo , where he
consulted Lawyer Tenney on January I , as
to time best method ot escape. On the 10lh
ho Is known to have .been In St. Louis ,
where ho conversell wih a man nammied }
rcCracken , anl ( whence ho left In the mmmcm-
Ing bound south , according to lcCracllen's
story.
Some days ago Colonel Dulnrll of this
ely received 1 letter from his son In the
south saying he hat mol Taylor annul his
brother-In.lnw , Benedict , on the train going
10 Mcmmmpinis . amid that Taylor was roaring
drunk , a condition which he usualy cinhti-
vated when Inder great excitement. Bul-
lard wired for tine date and his son namel
the 10th. The same evening came a dispatch -
patch fran the chief of Ilolco ot Melphis
to the chle of this town , saying that Tay-
lor was tInder surveillance there. Then
came a dispatch stating as tine sus-
pet was a negro be was allowed to go
It Is Interestng to state In this connection
that there Is 1 resident of Memphis who
two or Ihree years ago was connected with
Taylor In business deals In this state amI
who last monlh was also connected wlh
, , him intimately In the sale of certain South
Dakota IJrOperty. This mon Is shrewd , amid
, IB thoroughly posted on the lethods to
i pursue to get an aPllrehendel1 fugitive out
i of the clutches ot the law.
I OTHER TRACES OF 'A YI.OH.
Three or rour days aCer this came a letter
( rout a detective In Pensacola , 1 la. . asking
for limo photograph of Taylor and his wife
anti stating that I thc reward would bc
given he could Irc.luce mmml About the same
tme a letter reache a friend here writen
by Taylor and poslmarlted Pensacola. This
has just come to light , together with thc
. . identity of the Memphis rrlend.
it Is now believed to be certain that Taylor -
lor and Beneict left Chicago together to go
to Central America by way ot Galveston cr
New OrleanB. Arriving In Memphis Taylor
was arrested and sent for his rrlcmJ , who
secured his release. His appearance having
gotten Into print , I was necessary to alter
plans , and he dIverged eastward to lensaCla
to conceal his tracks , thencl taking I vessel
to Key West wher he could go aboard one
ot the line steamers to Cenlral America.
The detectives who have been on his tracks ,
believe that they havl located him and will :
soon meet him race 10 face , though he has
doubtless been out or the country for two
weeks.
PROBING INTO TAYLOR'S AFFAIRS.
Tine investigating commitee has devoted
two sessions today to examining Robert
Moody , president or time Aberdeen Natonal
bank , and Cashier Humpbrey or the Redfeld
hank 'fhey pled them with questions for
two hours In the atemlJt to learn whether
they knew that Taylor would default anti
fee , what property they owned In their
banks and what they had done with their
own propert They got very little satisfac-
tion. So far the commitee has devoted
Its energies apparently to getting evidence
or use to the state In its suIt against the
bondsmen but has made no effort to investigate -
gate the defalcation itself or the conduct of
Taylor and his associates leading up 10 it .
The profound secrecy ot the committee still
continues , .and thee Is no prospect of Its
breaking.
In the house today Mr..neld ot Campbell
introduced a bill providing for the exempton
from taxation for five years of all new lines
ot railroads. In the senate Mr. Wright Introduced -
traduced a bill raising the age of consent to
21 years. Bill No. 8G , petitioning congress
to admi settlers on the Sisseton and Wahpe-
ton reservations to prove up under the homestead -
stead act , paBsed. Two measures or consider-
able Importance to thc people or the Back
His came up In the legislature today. One
was Mr. Halr's bill requiring Btockmen to
advertise the time and place i or their sprlnl
roundup for four weeks prior to the event
This passed without oppositon after a rorcl-
ble presentation of the subject by the author
The bill Introduced by Ammermln ot Pen-
nlnglon county reducing the tees of the
county commissioners at Pennlnglon and .Cua-
ter tram $5 to f3 was reported back favorably
by the committee and will unquestionably
pass within a few days.
01'1'0.0 10 lIOlt BONUS.
'Vyomllg ] .eJllnturC COlsllorllJ 1 Memo-
nut to Congress Along ( unit 1.loe.
CHEYENNE , Jan 30.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-A resolution was Introduced today
memorialzing congress not to issue anymore
moro gold bonds as proposed In the presi-
dent's special message sent to congress
on Monday Tine reasons given therefor
are :
"pelleving that the prppoeed addilonal
issue of bonds by thb government Is a
movement on tIne part ot New York bankers
to force tine country to a gal } basis beyond
the possibility of a change and drive the
government from its constitutional supervision -
vision at time currency of the country , we
most respecttuly aBle that tine representa-
lives In the national congress from the
state of Wyoming protest agalnBt the Issuance -
suance or gold bonds or any bonds which
would fasten a debt upoil the people for
generatons to come.
"We fnrlhtr ask that our representat\el
use all honorable means to defeat the administration -
ministration bill now before the banltlng
and currency committee of the mouse of
represen tl t ves. "
The governor Is requested to transmit
a copy at tine mcmorlal to each at the
senators and tine congressmen from this
state Immediately upon its alopton hy the
legislature
Oovernor Hchards this morning appointed
larry D. Henderlon state examiner for a
term ot two years , to succeed Iuimntselt . 'fho
nomination was sent to the senate and
Immediately confrmed by unanimous yote.
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nUI 1 ' -nun . .u ' "U'UIHI.
ChICAGO . Jnn. 30.-'Vord has just como
tram the president or the " 'omen'l Chris-
tll Temperance union , Mrs. Nichols , or
Prospect .Anlelnniuie Soull Australia , that
the UIIlll sufrle bill hns been curried , givIng -
lug nil women the right to vote'on the attune
terms ns men Intl with no barrier to I sent
In Parliament . 'fhe bill now only wnls the
( hiueen'H consent MrNicholl writes : "It
Is I grand victor , utter I hard and well
fought battle or even years , In which the'
\\'omen's Chrlstnn 'I'emnperunco union has
done its faIr Ihnre or the hlglntlumg.
nOlI' Still ' 110" "hurt.
SALEM , Ore , Jan 30.-Tho rolowln& bal.
lot was cast In joint session for United
States senator : Doll.h , 42 ; Hare ( pop ) , 10 :
" 'eutherforl ( II em. ) . 8 ; Hermann , lOt Lord ,
C ; Wllums , C : Harkley , 1 ; Moore , 1 ; Jewel ,
4 ; Gatch , 2 : absent , 2.
Thlik I ii ii hems Sin oul ni .1" Taxed .
GU'lJHl , Okl. , Jan 30.-The legislature
today memorialized congress to tax Indian
allotments aB Indians on allotments were
citizens anti eouhl he taxed. A resolution
declaring lrcsldent Cleveland'a recom-
" JJIOTIIJ3RS' , . . .
.LY ' --FRIEND"
I a sclcntfcaly llrClml'c liniment
und harmless ; every IngJUent Is ot
recognized value and In constant use
by tine mclalll'ofcs6Ion. It shortens
labor , Icsscls Iluln , diminishes danger
to Ifo ot Mother and Child . Book "To
Mothers" mailed free containing valuable -
able information and voluntlAry testi.
monlals.
leut by Elprec or ) al.n receIpt of price ,
Si pr boUlo. Bold 11 All Prungtts.
Ior
114Vt'ULI : mJU'WII : ( CO. , Atalt , Va.
"A WnJ
menlaton ! In his special message to con-
Ire ! to be against the be.t interests of time
countr was Iter atell , A till was Intro limo II
nicking train anti bank robberies Ilmlshable
by ileatht _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lenonnted : . "nd"8 Senators.
CARSON , Ne , ' . , Jan 10.-In tit assent-
bly this afternoon during a heated discussion -
sion over n resolution the ,
Ilon o\er reoluton over passage
or the funding bill . hogan , l'O\ul"t , tie-
nouncel Senators Stewnrt aunt Jones amI
Congressman Newlnnll a ! tool or thin rai-
roads . . anti Allen , elected by the silver
part , Mill the vote by whllh tie rlull-
tO was beaten Illlell the dentin knell of
. (
the silver l1art In Nevatla.
RWtel Menu . 1'ln fur 1 IItr" .
BOISE , Idaimo Jan. 30.-A moton was
made 1) ' the Sweet ummen In the legllature
today to lake 1 recess unll tomorrow , butt
was \otell down : to 21. Three b:101s
were taken for Unltell Statt' Benntor with-
out fho\ln nay cimnmnmge. The restilt wlh- :
Simoimp , 20 : Sweet . , 19 ; Clagget , resul
n" ' , Ulllul" fr tine :111.1 , ' lelslnmtmnrc .
ST. lAUL. Jan : -The senate today
nlopteti the inommac. imiemnom-Inil
Rlo\ted hOIEe Joint melodal urlul
election ot United StlleelatOIS 1) ' 11011-
lar vote . A joilt rCllon ! for unit nll-
HIlnn thistle conr.I'mc ! of comnnnisntiommt'rs
rrm \ Vimuconm.inllmnmtcotmm , Iowa until the
Dalctas wag nitn - - - .
. 1:1 : i' "llul 11 i W".hlllol. I
01.1:111. , \Vnslm. , Jan. to-Onlhe tw nt-
sixth joint balol for Unied Stntes senntor
the , 'ole was : Allten ) ' , : : \'ilunomi , :1 : : Alien .
6 : Mcllen , lC : H. e. 1lcClllle ) ' ( dciii . ) , 6 :
J. . : I. Bell , 23 ; catcllng. 2.
" ( , , hllllol l.c.I.luuI'o for I'r.'e Coimmiuge.
OLYMPIA'aaim. . . , Join 30-A mmlorlnl
to eOnfI'eFI. prntylng for the Inca colnnge
ot silver at the mto of lG to 1 , tiu5el tine
house today. .
TIlIAI U1. ' . tLI.lJlii OU.'U , JfqJIsi7j. :
Mmcm Ttstmonr Intrudneoll but 1.\Uo Nemv
lnnltrinmuttiomm .
InrurllUon Srcnr" '
LINCOLN , Jan 30.-Specl ( 1 Telegranmi.- )
In the trial today or the alleged grave roh-
bcrs charged with stealing tIne body ot Otto
Alberts from W'uka cemeter tine
prosecution' offered about the same evilence
produced at the prelminary heRring. 1. J.
flyers , treasurer of the ecmetery board of
trustees : W. O. Fletcher . presldenl at the
hoard : J. P. Waler. one of the dissectng
cass ; Chief or Polco Cooper Detect\o Ma-
Ionic DOlglaa Roberts a medical stulent :
nr. Eaton all Officer Benty testified for the
prosecutIon. There was hut little new In
their evidence all the theory outined by lhe
derense does met bristle wltl an'thlng of I
sensatonal nature It Is thought the case
wIll reach the jury Friday .
The sealeJ , verdict returned In the federal
court In the case of L " ' . True . ngalnsl
Sheriff Drexel ot Douglas count ) was opened
today. The verdict was for $3,564 In favor
of True
There Is a possibility that Lincoln may
enjoy the benefit or telephonic commipetitioum.
Mr. Shelbley Is now cammvassing tine city for
subscrlbers , to tine llarrlsonn Telepinommo
commipaumy , which owns its ownm patents -
ents and has militants behind it ,
amid wlnicim offers to put ill instrtnrncnts for
$2 and $3 per mnmonth in residence amid busi-
mtoaa houses respectively , Time contracts are
drawmn for five years amid at the cud of tine
five years time price for tine busiuness offices
will be but $2. So soon as 500 'phonics are
conmtracteti work will be begun ,
George Dodsomi , the yoummg postoffico rob-
her now tinder arrest , comttessed totinny to
breakiumg in the lock box of time American
Excinanige Natiomial baumk anti abstracting
drafts , one for $41.50 , another for $150 , aimd
another for $74.S5. They were foumni umndcr
time carpet in lila room , and imcn comifronted
by them lie broke down and told tine whole
story. It is said that Dodsomi's pal will soon
be under lock and key , and is believed to be
the instigator of time robbery.
Imsninity and ' .icicnncs nit ? ntinmilen.
MINDEN , Neb. , Jan. 30.-Special.-Mlss ( )
Maria , hlansen , a young lady living just
soutin of Minden , was brougint before tIne
hoard of insanity anti found to be inmsanme.
Sheriff Wearer took her to hiastimmga to
the asylunmt for tine inmcumabies.
Mr. Daniels , a very old man , Ia in a
critical condition at his homne , caused by
a fall front the sidewalk as ho was returmi-
lug honto from church a ftnsv evenings ago.
A little child of Mr. Cinarlea Smnithu is
dangerously ill witim an attack of scarlet
fever , There inas been quIto a mtumnher
of cases of scarlet fever imere tints whntter ,
Wilbor ilotci Iotroyuutt by Fire.
WILI3ER , Neb. , Jan , 30.-Speclol ( Tele-
gram.-TIme ) Wllber house , a large frame
building , tIme oldest and primmcipal hotel in
time city , belonging to Joseph F. Kyle , was
totally destroyed by fire between 1 amid 2
o'clock this nmtorning. All tine guests and a
part of the ftmrniture were saved. Tine cause
of the fire is unknown. The flames were first
seen on time tnpper floor in tine rear part.
TIne hotel was insured for $6,500 , winicin will
not nearly cover the loss ,
Unsting Sinonnmalcor leclan'eiI Insane.
HASTINGS , Jan. 3O.TSpcclai ( Telegram.-
Casper Flsiner , tine well known Lincoln
avenue inoemaker , was today pronounced insane -
sane , He will lie sent. to Lincohun tomnorrow.
Tine case of Johin Beckmmman , tIne Second
street btntclmer , for selling diseased meat ,
cante its ) today and was postponed to Febru-
amy 11. Tine defendant was waiting to hear
from Omaha , wimero some of tine meat was
sent for examination. -
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alurginirs Cnsuglnt tim time Act ,
FRIEND , Neb. , Jan , 30-Special ( Teie-
gmann.-I3alt ) Stoker was caugint iii tIne act
of robbing a buihdinng at tIne section Inouae
last night. ho was bonnnd over to tine district -
trict court today byI'olico Judge Wolfe and
will go to jail tomorrow.
Mmirrimgo l.icemuu.ce ,
Tine following marriage licenses were issued -
sued yesterday :
Name and address. Age.
Ilermant hitmrgstroni , Sioux City , Ta , . , , , . .12
Nellie Johinsomn , Southn Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Chninrles Iteed Oniaimtn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Luiu C. DaVIS , Otnhnlnu , . . . . , , , , . . . . , , , , , , , ,
Iavid Snyder , Omaha . . . . . . . . , . . , , , , . . , . , , . 'JO
Annie Meachani , Onnnthma , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , . 19
1f3iJP ! o7f
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ON1 E1'TjO'
lioth the inetlioti aliti i'esiiIti % ' 1Iefl
Syrup of F'igfi in4 tRkeii ; it 18 plcnsaiit
1111(1 ( I'CfrCliiilg to thu tliStC , mititi flOtil
gciiUy yet 1)I'Olllltl ) ) ' Oil time Kidhicys ,
14'lvcr niitl l30'fi'dIS , cleanses tito syt.
tehll offeetuatly , ( Usiieis colds , Imond-
aches aitd fovcrn and cui'e 1iabtual
COhtSti1)itt'lohl. ) yriip of Figs is the
ohhly l'chnetly of its kiiitl cvei'
( lilCC(1 , plcisiiig to the taste aiid ac.
( ! cptflbIu io tliti stoiitneli , ) l'Olllpt in
It-ni act'loii nut ! ti'ill1)clIct'lcial iii itii
cffect. , 1)i'OPli'etl : oiily fi'oiit the iiiost
licaltliy 1111(1 ngrcoalilo suIstaiiccS ) , its
lllilhhV oxct11ciit (1llflhitiCS ( 'Oflhiilchid it
to nil aitti have Illade it the lihost
PoPular h'eliicly ( known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale iii 50
Colit bottles l ) fill Ieadiiig dl'tlg.
giHt.S. Any reliable ( l1'UggiSt who
liiit' 1101. ht'c : it , 011 lIftiltiS"hll ) t0"
dIre it lh'OJIIPtIY for aiiy one who
wiliea to try it , DOIlOtflCCt31)tahly
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Sillft4t'lthtte.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRAWCIC0 , CAL
LOU8VIUE ! , r. NEW moax , us.
DADWAY'S
RPILLS ,
Always Rdllablo , Purely Vegetable ,
I'erfectly tasteices , elegantly coated. purge.
reaulate , purify , cleanse and strengtlmen. BAD-
VAY'S PILLS for tine cure of alt disorders of
time Stomacin , Itowels , Kidneys , uladuier. Net-
you. DIseases , DIzziness , Vertigo , ( .ostiyeneal.
Piles.
SICK HEADACHE ,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS ,
BILLIOUSNESS ,
INDIGESTION ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
and All Disorders of the Liver.
Oberve tine faliewing eymnptems , resulting from
dIseases of tine digestIve organs : eonstinmttnon , in-
wand pnnes , fullness of iloott In tIne Iteati , acid.
Itt' of tIne atonmtaein , nmauseun , lnearttutnm mm , disgust
of food , fullnmeenu of weight of tine etummtuncmn. sour
eructatlons , stniulnmg or fmutterlng of time imenrtl
choking on' suffocating sensetiomms when in a
lying posture , dlnnnotus of vIsion , dots or webs
before tine amglit , Icier mind ulnnli nmimm in tIne iuead , ,
dde-lone ) ' of muorspiratiomm , yeilowmnean of tlno skIn
anti eyes , vain inn tine snme , cieet , ltnnmbs anti
Euddon fluelmuyn of mount , bumming In lIne mIealm.
A few doses 01 RADWAY'S n'mt.I.s ivill free
tine system of cml tine above tmniimtt 'iisonders.
l'RiCE 200 A liOX. SOiD BY IJRuuunsTg OR
I4EN'r fly 5tAIl
Send to Dli. 1ADWAY & CO. , Lock rues US
New York , for hJooIc of Aultice.
't ' 5CUPOENE"n
ti1J Cures tIne effects of
self-abuse , excesses ,
emissions , 'innpotency ,
varicocehe amid consti-1
Piitl9nl. One dollar . .ZL
Iox , six ton' $5. Per
sale by TIil' GOODMAN -
- ( MAN DIILJG CO , I
BAUYS SKIN AV SUALP '
Clonnmmed , purified , and beautified by CUTICUZt6
" floAt' , greatest of akin purifiers mind
beautifier , , in. welt as hiurest anti
eweetcetf toilet amid mntnrserv soap. ,
' Onmlv cure for Pimples amid buck.
menu. , because time only preventive
of Inflammation and clogglnng of mhe
pores , time entice of macsc complex.
ional disfiguration. . Hold everymyheru ,
GEO. P. SANFORD , A. W. RIEKMAN ,
Presldemtt. Cashier
First National Bank :
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
Cariltal , - - $100,000
l'roflts , - - - 12,000
On of tine oldest banks in time state of Iowa.
We solIcit your bUslntand collections. We
pay C item cent on time deposits. We mviii be
pleased to see mmd servo you.
S IMS & BA1BRiI ) ° " Attornieye-iut-Law
Ufi , l'rtuctlco mu tint Stnto
mind Fodormul Connrfs. Itoumuns : iOi-7.8.1 , Shiugnir
Iliocic , liouniickt 1linnir , Iowa ,
SpciaI otices-onciIllIuffs
chulsmNnvs CbEANED ; VAIJLTS CLJIANLD.
14 liurke , gut W. 13. homer's , 115 flrontlmnay ,
LAuGh PIUVATII IIABN FOR ] ENT NEAR
court mouse. Apply' at lies chico , Councli Iliuffs.
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I , Onstoria issoweli nulimpled Ut clnilthm'en tinat Castorlus cures Colic , Constipation ,
I recornmnennnl it as enmixirlor 11) ann ) ' Itmt'scrilttionn Sour Stounnach , , llarrhntca ) , Eruet-ation ,
known to time , " 31 , A. Altenmeni , H , I ) , , Khlbi Worms , givtam sleep , and promotti
Iii So. Oxford ill. , brooklyn , N , Y , . gen.tlon ,
Without injurious medical lee
"The oat of ' Castorla Ia so mnniyersal and " For several years I have recommem5a
its merits * .u reii I.'iown that ii seenna a work your ' C'.anterla , ' and shall always continua tc
of supcrerpgatfon to enntlorso it , Few are the d , so as it baa lmnvnriably inroducod beneflcin
intellIgent famIlIes who do not Lct'iu Ciuttoria results. "
witalu easy rccichn. " F.nwms F , 1'mnpzn , 11. D. ,
CsjtLos ILUuffN , B. I ) . , 126th Street amid tln Ave. , New York Cltjt
New York City ,
'fnms ( 'ec'rAvim COILPAt.'Y , 77 Mm'mtmIAi Smnsmrm' , New Yea Cnn ,
1M/.i --f- - - - ! ; .
-Co ii mi'iiurra '
IL.31 , STEAM DYE WORK
All kinds of Dyeing
anti Ciennmmtng ulone In .4
tine higimest tyio of
J tine art , 1"ntnled and
StAM ( stained fabrics hinds
tCAln4 to look non good as
_ _ _ wo _ new. SYork lmomptly
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, - - ; DYE dommo amid delivered
In cli parts of tine
country. Send for
C price list ,
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C. .i. .iI4OII4
1'oiirIotir
ilraadmvay , near Norib.
westemfl DePot , Council
_ _ _ Bluffs , lotys. Tel. 3.
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