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NEWS \ FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
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c.norts to Reorganize the Union Euidng and
Lean ALciatlon ,
PRSNT PLAN WSTANTfAlLY RETAINED
AU 8hRcS Rnd Clnlml , to erRlnVlhoot
Ca" Until Fehr"r ) 1 , 1810 , nnl ns
lueh I.ongir ni lmrehohJul $
May Iccr : ecRftt7.
A meeting or the sharehollers or the U.nlon
luldln , anti Loan assocIatIon Is called for
th evenln at 7:30 : o'clock , at the old
,
: Itnlghts of ) 'ythI0 hal , 103 Pearl street , to
perred a plan or reorganization. At this
meeting a petition will b prefented the share-
holders for their , * ignntures nod It Is hoped )
that such action wi be token aswi lead ) to
1 speedy settement of the difficulties In
which the association has recently found
ltselt. The contents ot the agreement con-
talne.ln the petition are , In brief as follows :
.
Felix T. hushes ot ) tekuk , J. J. Stemlmon
of Council Bluffs and J. 1' . Jlck or Hurling-
ton are appointed 0 committee to take sucb
action as may seem to them for the best interests -
terest ot the shareholders anti creditors ; the
reorganized association shall be continued
substantially under the some rules as now
exist , with such amendments as may be
deemed necessary : all shares , claims and de-
manll shall rcmaln without cal or interest
until February 1. 1800 , and as much longer
os may be determined by a majoriy or the
shareholders at a meeting td be Held the second -
' enl Tuesday In January 18uG. I. In the
jUdgment or the committee , a sufcient numb -
her of the shareholders do not sign this agree-
moot , the committee Is authorized to petition
the district court of ' 1011 county to decree
a sale ot all 10 ; association's property , and
to hid In and hell ! the property for thl cred-
Hbrs ot such SUI al loy.seem right or to
dispose of the property as may be directed
by a majority or the shares The sharehohl-
Irs agree to contInue their shares upon the
basis of their actual value on the day the
reorganization shall go Into effect . enl to lay
thp customary dues so long as they are In
their possession. All costs of suit and cury-
InK Into effect a reorganization are to be paId
out at the proper funds or lie association ,
and any legal obligations shah be paid under
orders of the court. All officers at the asso-
caton are to under sufcient bonds.
This paper Is the same as those that are
being circulated all over the state wherever
the Union luldlng and Loan association has
any stockholders and It I stated that early
all holders of shares are signing. There arc
several plans of reorganization now being
considered , , one of which Is In connection with
a similar association having its
o simiar associaton Is headquarters
¼ \ nt Lemars , la. A proposition la expected
from thIs company al soon aa I Is defniely
, determined how large a proportion of the
c membrs at the association intend to retain
. ; their rnembcrship. , ,
A rand Succrsa.
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Our annual clearIng sale , which has been
In progress for the past fifteen days and
ends Saturday February 2. has proven a
far greater success than we had reason to ex-
pect. In addition to our regular advertised
bargains we are going to close this sail Sat-
urday with a few prices.
These prices are for one day only ,
SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 2.
Choice of our entire stock ot ladies' and
children's cloaks enl Jackets for Saturday ,
$ G eaqh. This ' Includes every garment In our
store worth from $10 to $35 , and all this sea-
son's styls.
Our entire stock of ladles' fur muffs , worth
from $1.60 to $4. to go Saturday for 39c
each. FOWLER , DICK & WALKER
. Council Bluffs , In.
'Vtlnm Wllsoii's 10meite Trouble
William Wilson , who lives near the corner
or , Union and Pierce streets , has gone crazy ,
or at least so says an information which was
fed yesterday In the ofco of the clerk of
the distrIct court by his neighbor James
Matheson. Ills domestic troubles have been
maters of public record extending over 8ev-
oral years past. He married a woman who
spimt all the money ho hal laid UP. amount-
Ing to about $1,000. and then went to live
with her mother \Visconsln. . Wilson followed -
lowed her there , but was fred out at the
.4e house by his wlCa's papa. She then eom-
lnonco on acton for a divorce but while I
was still pending came back to Council Bluffs
and wanted to make up wIth her honey-boy
once more The honey-boy hal become some-
what sourcd , enl would not listen to her talk
or reconciliation. On the contrary he 1m-
meilately commenced an acton for a divorce
on his own hook enl In due time came out
successful In his suit. Since that however
he has repented. and not long ago called on
his attorney and asked him If he could go
; i back end live with his divorced wife again.
He was toll that le could not without going
through the marriage ceremony again Of
late ' his actions lave been such as to lead
to the conclusion that his mind hal become
affected by all the troubles lie has parsed
through , and stops will bo taken to have him
sent away for treatment.
Special I"IOUL ute 'l'hl Week Rt C. O. D.
Iirowim' . .
Drown's C. O. D. XXX patent , 85c per
sack ; Buffalo . 750 per sack ; Lone Star , 66c
per sack ; HUb ) 60c per sack ; rye flour . 45c
1101 sock , amid rye graham 45c per sack ;
corn meal ) , 15c per sock ; potatoes 650 per
bushol.
nemembr , a silver dollar packed In every
twentieth sack at Brown's celebrated XXXX
) patont. I you ere lucky you get your flour
for nothing DROWN'S C. O. D.
Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "that god
laundry , " and Is located It 724 Broadway
, I In doubt abut this try It enl be convlnc : .
. . , Don't forget name and aumuber Tel 157.
Neatest drug ctoreTaylor's , Grand hotel.
Charged , vlh I'ClltOI Crookedness.
W. D. Cuppy , the roclt.rlbbel Andrew
Jackson ot .uppy Potawalomle county has been
Indicted by the federal grand Jury at Keoknk ,
and with 11m were Indicted his brother G.
M. CUPIIY , his sIster Mrs. Jennie dglngton ,
and her son , A. A. Elgington , who Is a stu-
dent In limo medical department or the Iowa
State university . All time partes are from
Itvoca The charge malle against Mrs. Edg-
legion la making and ) presenting a fraudulent
IIen810n claim. Ier son Is charged with inak-
lag a raIse deposition before Special PenslDn
Examiner II . C. BrDwn of this ely , and her
two brothers will : , making false affidavits In
support of her claim to a Pension as a sol-
dier's widow . Each ot the defendants was
released on furnlshlng.a $2,000 bond , and the
- trial will occur at tim M.rch term of the
; ? federal court In this city .
According to time story toll by the nuttier-
Ies here , Mrs. Edgington , In January , 1813 ,
lent In an allllleolon for a pension as tIme ,
widow ot I " rlncls M , . dlinglon , Thlrty.nUh
Iowa Inrantry. Upon loking UII the records
of thp army It was found that Francis M.
IMglngton was so far trol having a widow
for a wife that he was drawing ) a pension
himself. lie lives Onawa , Manana county ,
10. Further work on time part ot Examiner
Brown elicited the fact that her husbanl's )
nalo wa Maurice F. Elglngton , eli so tar
as II Imown Il was not 1 soldier . These
fact were laid before the grand jury and an
Indictment returned as above stated
Marlon Ilnrland'mm daughter endorses ) Dr.
Prlce'l flaking Powder it's absolutely Ilure.
" 'rddilt lii l'roapoct.
John Moore returned lost evening tram
Mountain home , Idaho , anti Is visiting at the
borne of ls stepfather . W. A. Mynster , Myn.
ster Sprlnb" Rumor tins It that a wedding
will take Illaco within the next few days at
the Mynler lanslon , and that Mr Moore
II to be time grom and Miss Marie Mynster
time bride. The lame interesting dale says
that 1 Irlll 10 I urope Is one of time 111easures
In store for the happy couple. About a
year and a hal ago : brother of the former
Mrs. .Mynater died In San Francisco and left
. an estate valued It $2.000.000 , Mrs. 11'llter
: bellg ' already deceased , her son , Mr. Moore ! ,
rme In for a share at the estate which was
divided u ) umong twenty-aeven heirs . Inklng
. generous slice for cacti one ,
. lUlled bl , ' l'islt.
Hobert W . Jones . Q hostler for tie Hock
Island lalwa ) ' coumpany . lad a fall Thursday -
day Illh which r.aultei lu his d".th yester-
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morning at G o'clock. lie " 'a coaling up a
freight engine when he lost his balance and
fell to time ground a ( Latance ot ten feet
striking on his head. 10 WA picked up and
carried unconscious , 10 his home . at the corner -
nor ot 'ourtNnlh street and Eighth avenue.
Ills Injuries were pronounced dangerous .
Yesterday morning about / o'flock ho wonted i
to alt up In bed , and his tfe propped ) him up.
Less than ten minutes later he fell back on
the pillow dead and ) It Is supposed that In
sitting UII he broke a clot ot blood some
whtre In the brain. le had worked for the
Rock Island three years. lie was 30 year
or age. and leave a wire anti tour children.
lie had ) a $2,000 Insurance policy In tie Mac-
cab es. The funeral will probably take place
Sunday . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. \rnumr Wil : ot Alove.
All the hopes of the people who have prop-
erty In the northwestern part at the city
went glimmering yesterday . when W. W.
Loomis returned from a visIt to Chicago ,
where he went to have a conference with
P. D. Armour the hog king. Humors have
been numercus within the last few months
that. Armour was contemplating a removal
lo some point west , amid Mr. Loomis went
there as a delegate from the business men at
CouncIl lure to put In n worl ) . At ChicaGo
ho was met by J. Harley Bradley , of the
firm er David Bradley & Co. , anti they interviewed -
viewed Armour together. Mr. ' Loomis teunl
that Armour halt decided ) positively that he
would not move anywhere thIs year. lie admitted -
mited the advantages oC Council Blufs as a
possible location , but though that the mcl-
ties In Lime Ill ot stock yards were imisulflc'ent.
lie ale said that Inasmuch as he was n heavy
stockholder In the yards at Suth Omaha , hs !
Interests naturally lay In that direction .
It's the perfection of every excellence . Dr.
l'rices Baking I'owder because It's absolutely -
lutely pure.
MInor : lcnto ' .
I Grand hotel , Council Bluffs , reopened Oct. 1
MaYI Real Estate agency . 639 Broadway.
I August grove No 1 will give a calico bal
In , Woodman hal February 22.
The case or Pieper against BaJrt was ar-
sued and suhmltEII to the jury In the dlstrct :
court last evening
Peter Icu110n. sed 33 , and Anna . \nrler.o.l.
aged 211. both of 10tawltamle ( OUlty , were
Ilcense,1 to wed yesterday.
County Attorney Saunders secnred a temporary -
porary Inuncton , yesterday agaInst : t. Davis ,
the Crescent saloon Iweper.
The Union avenue cOldemlllon jlY did
not finish Its work yesterday bt \ ill meet
again this morning at 9 o'clock
Pigrim Sisters academy No.1 , wIll meet
In regular Resslon at 7:30 : p. In. In their
rooms In the Drowi builtilmig . Iniiaton at 8
o'clock sharp.
Bluffs division No. 27 , Uniform flank
Knights ot Pythias will meet t'mlght to
bonier with Sir Knights Hanll. All members
relluested to be present.
The term ot federal court whIch Is just
about to close lt Keolmle was Dna of the
longest and rnlest ever heM In this district.
There were 101 Indictments.
Conductor Creel or the motor line looked
yesterday at the city jail bin suspected cf
being time man who held him up a few nights
ago and could not identify him.
21ev. Frank Crane lectured at the Broadway
Methodist church last evening on tIme subject
at "The Modren Miracle. " This suggestive
subject had reference to the United Slates.
Cole & Cole state that they have not yet
received notice at the suit against th1 for
Infrlngment of a Patent claimed to bo hell
by Hoey & Co. of St. Louis , and that they
are prepared to fight I when It comes.
The fire department was called out yesterday -
day mcrn'ng at 7:40 : o'clcck by an alarm Cram
the residence of George Smtth on MnFrer
between Scott and Sixth streets. A defective
flue was time occasIon. ! The fro ,11 but little
hari , and the damage did not amount to ,
more than $25. i .
Colonel D. D. Daley lectured last evening
before the English Lutheran church on tIme
subject of the "Datle of Bull Run. " Colonel
Daley Is one of the few offIcers now living
who participated In the battle . and an added
Interest was given his Iescrlptons of time
tlrring events.
/trrlng
PresIdent Joseph Smith of the Reorganize
Church of the Later Day Saints , Is expected
to arrive . In the city today and will preach In
the church on the corner of Glen avenue and
Pierce street , Sunday night. He will hold
meetings during the coming week. His
brother 1)lm.Mrs. ) A. II. Smith , will bo associated wll
Mrs. John Ford has decided not to leave
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the city Just at present hDth , she nnl her
husband having agreed to her remaining until -
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'I they have hind a chance to In , out who
It Is who circulated evil reports about her.
Mr. Ford states that the cause of their sep-
.orton was merely an inability to get along
peaceably , and denies that he ever had any
susplclons or ever made any discoverIes re-
fleeting on his wlte's fidelity.
We have over $300.000 to baa upon improved -
proved Iowa farms. Farmers desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct with us ,
thereby saving ogent's commission. 'Ve do
not loa oa wild hands nor In Nebraska.
Luge & Towle 235 Pearl street
Enve , Your ltone ,
Dy investing la the stock of the Savings ,
Loan and Building as oclaton at Council
Bluffs. Incorporated In 1877. Monthly pay-
monts at $1.00 per share , fleeting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest. Ten series al-
ready pall out , which fully demolstrates
the ability of the assocIation to mature Its
stock In about seventy-five monthly pay-
ments. No loans madb outside at Council
Dlfd , and all applications examined and
passed upon by a majority of the board ot
directors. Good loans wanted. Full Intorma.
lon can be obtained at the ofce ot D. W.
Otis , secretary 10 Main street , or any of the
tolowlng directors : H. W. Macelton . Frank
Grass , John Brown A. S. lazeton , 1. C.
Deebe , A. D. Walker . E. E. Hart , F. C.
Luge ! , S. S. Lepnard.
Wanted , competent cook , nt 008 First
avenue _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Gas cocking stoves for rent and for sab at
Gas Co.s dice. 0
l'crolall'urngruphs.
Thomas Dowman returned yesterday from
a Des Moines visit .
Mrs. O. C. Gaston will spend Sunday with
her husband In this city.
I , N. Flckinger has returned tram attend-
lag supreme court at Des Moines .
n. I. , Ketchum left last evening for a visit
to Chicago , where he expects to get a position
'on tIme Inter Ocean
Mrs. L. E. Roe has gone to Jlaryvle , 10. ,
to visit ten days. James McCabe , J. N. PaId-
wIn and Jacob Sims are In Des Moines , attending -
tending ] time supreme court. 1
W. H. Thomas at this city has been appointed - I ,
pointed a member of the democratic state
central committee , to fill the vacancy caused
by the resIgnation of Charles P. Chase of
Atlantic.
W. S. lewetson , representing GeJrge A.
Clark & lire. . has gone to New York for a
two weeles' business trip. Whl ! away he
wIll also visit time company's factory at
Newark , N. J.
Supervisors Stevenson and Thompson ot
Jefferson , Green county , Iowa , were In the
city yesterday and visited ' SL lernanls ties-
pital . Theme are several Green county
imatienta looking . there , after whose condition they are
!
Assistant United States Attorney 1' . II.
Casady returned yesterday arernoon tram
eokuk , where he has been attending court.
Just before adjourning time Jury Passed a Bet
ot resolutions . In which they warmly corn-
mended him for his unlCorn courtesy In dealing .
Ins with Ihem .
I bas bee.n reported for some time that a
SI. Louts stove company had brought suit
against Messrs. Cole & Cole claiming that
the Cole's Airtight heater , mlnuractured In
this city , was an Intrlngement on a similar
stove made In St. Louis.
Mr. Cole ha thla to say ; that they art
fully prepared to meet any claims or any
suits brought b ) any concer In the United
Stated , a their stove Is being made under
United States patents granted to thom , which
has been pronounced a no Inrrlngement on
other claims by the best expert legal advice
on the subject ot I'atent rights In time coun.
Iry. Mr Call further states that they have
no fears of the outcome of any suit which
may bo brought
'Flub Cole Manufacturing company expect
to largely increase their facilities In the man.
ufacture at their stoves the coining season
Their great popularity and manifet advantages .
vantages over all coml'eUors have won great
favor with tbo trade. and hiss caused the SI.
Louis ieople to aqulrl ,
Davis le1 ! drugs , paints and \llu cheap. I
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
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No Love Shown for eanntor Waton's ' Bill in
the Magio City ,
FST CLASS DGNIY : NOT TO DE LOST
Comnlltce of Ten tI 10 Sent to Lincoln to
Oppose I'assmage of 11 bT the House
-Sentlnuent lxprclcd Last
IRht ,
The majority of the members ot the city
council Ilil not respond to the mayor's cal
for a special meeting lost night only a few
members being present. Inasmuch as there
was no quorlm at the council the meeting
was turned Into a meeting ot citizens , and
Colonel Cockrel was elected chairman.
The chair called upon Mayor Johnston testate
state thin object of the metng. which the
mayor did by reading time bi Introduced by
State Senator Watson regarding the releg-
ton ot South Omaha to a city ot the second )
class The mayor urged that soma acton be
taken to prevent time bIll from passing the
house ef representatives.
Fire Chief Smih urged ) that a commlteo
be appointed to go to Lincoln and make
every honorable endeavor to defeat the Watson -
son hi In the house. City Treasurer Thomas
10clor suggested that a committee ot ten bo
appointed 1octor thought that It this bill
Passed lany people \oull refuse to pay any
more taxes amid the banks would refuse to
take city warrants or ol\'ance any more
money on bonds or for running expenses of
the city. Smith said that while tIme repre-
sentatvo men of the city were present ho
woull like to Isk that some effort be made
to raise the levy for the fire department , as
the present 3-ml levy was hardly enough to
run othe fire department for six months. In
response to his suggestion Mayor Johnston
said that on time 9th or last April the fire
fUll was overdrawn $407.61. leaving only
$4,180 to run the department for a year At
present only $293 remains In the fire fund
to run the department from now until next
August.
Postmaster McMian was In favor of vot-
lug ten or fifteen year bonds to wipe out
the Imebteduss. "Voto your bonds " said
the postmmmaster "an let somebody else pay
for them. "
them. . lelehDr favored voting bonds to pay
time clty's hills and also to raise the levy so
that enough taxes might be collected to pay
expenses.
After some discussion the mayor was re-
quested to appoint a committee of ten or
more to go to Lincoln fluid lobby against the
passage ot Senator 'Yatson's bill.
The committee wi . be named tody.
New beginners should use hal tIme quan-
ty at Dr. Price's to do the same work as
of any other baking powdr. It's absolutely
pure _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
0.\.1' Two J' ' JOlITES WON .
Tnlcnt Catches AnotheL Tenth Drnt on the
Iny Ilstrict Track
RAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 1.-'Yarm weather
drew a bIg crowd to the track today. A
lot of ordinary horses ran . but they put up
some good racing. Favorites won the sec-
enl and last races. Tomorrow the racing
wi be on the regular track . which Is In
fair conditIon. The Llssak handicap , two
miles . : will be the feature or the day. Summary -
First race. five and a hal furlongs . sell-
big : Amy Day 10. n. Isom (8 ( to 1) ) . won ;
1elanlta , 101. Carr (2 ( to 1) ) , second ; Man Ia.
102. Russet ( to 1) ) . third. Time : 1:14. : AI-
cyone Faro Experiment Gelding Miss
Fletcher Darcaldlne , America and St. Elmo
also ran.
Second race seven furlongs , selling : Glad-
later . 99 , Chorn (3 ( to 6) ) . won ; Little Bob 90.
n. Isom (4 ( to 1) . second : Esperance 89.
Cockrn (7 ( to 1) ) . third. Time : 1:40. : Mutt-
neer , Ontarla. Mere and GIn Echo also
ran.
Third race . five and I half furlongs , sellIng -
InS Kitty L , 85 , Cockran (8 ( to I ) , won : '
Little Tough 98. Flynn (9 to. 6) ) . second ;
White Cloud 90 , Durns (0 ( 10 1) . third. Time :
1:16. : Currency Connaught Pronto , Miss
Dudley and Coquette also ran.
Fourth race. tve' all a half furlongs , selling -
Ing : Draw Scott 10. Carr (9 ( to 6) . won ;
Booze 102 , Llo1 (8 ( tD 6) ) . second ; Alit p.
101. Cham (4 ( to 1) ) , third. Time : 1:15. Rico
and Three Forks also ran.
Fifth race. five furlongs selling : Letlalla .
10. Bergen (2 ( to 1) ) . won ; McLight . 97. learn
(5 to 1) . second : Docketader 102. Grlmn (3\4 ( \
to 1) , third. Time : 1:16 : % . Tie Drummer ,
Tyrena Mete and Raindrop also ran.
nIRIU' nt New Orlpans .
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 1.-Track heavy.
Summary :
First race , six furlongs : Collins (3 ( to 1) )
wan Chenoa (8 ( to 1 second , Ransom (8 ( to
It ) third. Time : 1:2 : : .
Second race one mil and seventy yards :
Chauncy ( even ) won , Dess McDuff 7 ( to 1) )
second , Joe 'Voolman (1 ( to 6) ) thIrd. Time :
1:58. : ,
Third race , six furlongs : Tom Kelly (3 ( to
1) ) won . Old Domlnton (9 ( to 1) ) second , Foot-
runner (15 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:21 % .
Fource race six furlongs : HodlHon (7 ( to
2) ) won , Le Grande (3 to 1 ) second Satnet
(3 ( . to I ) third Time : 13dl4. :
I.trh race. six furlongs : Ludlow (4 to 1
won. Fort 'Vorth (6 to 1 ) second , Dargulrd
(1 ( to 1) ) third Time : 1:22 : % .
1urnl8 UACCS ut J'resno.
FRESNO Col. , Feb. 1-DIrectly lowered
his ; pacing record today by hal l ! econd'
making the mile In 2:0n : . Joe Patchen
b at Robert J three straIght heats. Time :
2C' : . 2:12' : . 2:00. : The trade was said to
0 at least three 5COMS slow. Alx
trotted against her own recon of 2:03 : % .
but only made 2:08. : Flying Jib was to pace
I mile with n running mate against his
Chlicothe record of 1rS : , hut he only
Paced hal I mile In . 1:01. :
UmAha Cricket Club sImmmqumot.
More than l hundred guests attended the
secant ! anllll banquet of the Omaha
Crlclct club last night at the Barker hotel
'fhe long banquellng table waR set In the
center of the dining room of the hotel and
wamuadorned Wll l variety or tlowers. The
walls of the room were completely hidden
hy the star and stripes . with here and
there smaller banners and standards of
gngland. Behind the president at the hend
of the table was arranged It combination of
cricket lumtrt , bails awl wlclleta.
'l'ho menu was good and cOI'lste or a
t'plell English thinner AH Roan lS cigars
were served 'foastmaster Lmwrie nnnounced
the toasts , which were responded to by
Dr. S. H. Yommng. Frank H. Kemp , Rev.
J. I' . D. . 1.lwyd. F . n. Burnl , 11. J.awrll
1)r. Biythmin . Fred I"rncIR. Frank Ililditelu .
J. C. DD'le tEnd C. 1. VnUgimn ' 11w toasts
11.lt ( largely with the high rank of cricket
rut . un athletic spar I. the plL't success oc the
tennis of Omaha and ideas and suggestions
aR to the best method of Ilopulnrl7lng und
malting It Huecesrul In the future Songs
were stunt ; by lessl' ! 'l'aylor , hart , Foster
and n. H. Young , among - _ - otimers
Some Note ( 'orjmmmrastioum5
The J. 11. Jc'fague cmpany bas fed
articles of hlCOllo/'uton , with J. H. 1c.
Tague . Kitle Mc'rague anti Daniel Dunn
iK imicorporatorms . The capital steele Is jO.-
000. The company Is to to a restlurant
anl hotel hmusinemts
Articles of incorporation of the Weater.
fell Investment company of Boulh Ollln
hnve been llieml . 'rhe Incorlrators are
Clinches A. lalry A. . John Id. and flulery
1. Westerfteid . 'fhe . capital . - stock Is WO. )
ltl um mud I ( ' 0. , ulll.
Phi Stmmel & Co. have commenced suit
agllnst the Minnesota sterly Harvelter
counpmmmmy ror $110 . charges . for transferring
cOI\lany fendants \ Inl other articles for the tie-
.
" 'nl& City bare I IOlrl'
FALLS CITY , Nab. , Ireb. 1-Speclal ( TeleI I
gram.-The ) grocery and dry goods store i
at Moran & 10ustons was closed today by
Jell W. Hal on.a mDrtgage hell by the
First Natonal bank of this city . Time as-
sets at the firm were $5,000 , The firma has
been doing a geol buslnoss since It was es-
tablbhell , about six years ago , untl about
August last. John W. 101 was appointed
receiver
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Uemtle ur R 1'lunerL Unklant Cllu ! .
OAltl.AND , Neb. . Ireb. I.-Speclal.-A. ( )
I. Tuntmerg on old citizen Df this 1)15CC.
died at his homo here this afternoon , after
a long and revere illness.
The young ladies' entertainment at the
opera houie lat U1ght , given for chmmmrlty's
sake. was well patronized
\ILrlaJ1 le6.e8.
The following mariage licenses were issued ,
sued yesterday :
Name and add red. Age.
' ' 11:1n : " 'artler. Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1.'Ila Hepass , Ornmtima. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U
1"lortlce Driscol. Creltol , Ia . . . . . . , , . . 27
Margaret Hlms , Createn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
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Morse 4s Positively Quitting. .
n',1 Inf , . . .
: tBr tit February . 15th \ vevil bE out of business , and in , the l1enntilne are cuti
b& ' - " . . \11g \ prices as prices were never cut before , to reduce stock to the figure set by
I r
the new purchasers of the store.
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AN OIt T.OT OF CASTOR MOCHA 68 I T\DmR' NATURAL GRAY WO T.gN
. Dress . KID O .Oj'I , S. WORTh UP TO $ AT. , . CtS I UNDEltVEAit . CHOCIET IEC { . , . . . 21 . , cts All the
LACES
T rtttl1tgs HALF'ITII TaADIES'WOOLEN : RufflED t TOt' IOSI . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 15 ets I ClI1'S.IJAHOE FINE Ii RImI-STiTCI1IIfl . SIZE . TIlE ! $1 IIANDKI11- KIND FOIL 5. 0 et s HALF
PIUCE
PRICE . . SI.1 LAIIES' lOSE vI , n\ 'fJU' FINE $ I.W AND KIND 11A\Y . . ALTa . . . 9 8 cts BOTTI.I AN OUNCE l OF 1lmFt . mnY . . . . , . , . . . . . . 13 cts Aiid L eSSe ,
mi
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Silvered Frames , Trays , Perfume Bottles . , Pin Cushions , etc I-lalf Price
Reynier SilksDr. ' . Jeager's Chi11a'Vat4e
. VetUnderwear -
$1 to SI.GO Plain Novelty Vel- 3 C
G loves - vets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29cts
$1.GO to $17i ' . Counter No. I contains Ioodn that reg
Stripe rCllJ
Norcity
e Inrly sold nt ICe and i5c , , 1
All the 8 inch .i2.50 Gloves tire $1.75 Volvcts. . . . NO\'el . . . . . . Stlpo . . . 58 cts , olt Chum IUt Saucers Ilc now Jc
Ladles' 4 button $2.0 Glovcs. . . . 1.43 . I'epper Sal Rattles Bottles \
Ladks' l Fanchon $2.2 Gloves , 8 $ all Silk Velvets . . . . . . $ 2.50 ' : . - : ' Sugar Glass HahulH slh ers
$2.2 Goves : :
Inch length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.43 Cream ' 'oothiliel Jugs holders
La les' Patchon $1.75 Gloves , 4 $1.2 colm'c Crepe Ie Chones 58 cts . .
button . . . . . . . . . . , . . Govos . . . . . . 1 o' g004szit Counter No.2 cottnll' the : ZOc amid 30
All time U.GO anti $1.iG Gloves for 75c All the $1.50 colored Volvots. . $1.00 .
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Men's Furnishings- - HuH Price.
; 1 the $12 colm'cd ChlTona 75 cts
Four good Coln.s Cor. . . . . . . . . . . . 25c Dr. Jenger's ladies' $2 tmnderwear$1 . UU Chlll China aitigs Ash Trays
All the i 5c Silk Muslitie. . . . 25 cts " China \'mmSes
Two llall's of CulTs for . . . . , . . . . 25c Slt Muslne. Dr. Jeager's ladies' $ 2.15 underwear ' 1 . 08 Chlm Salts Frmuits .
Mcn's elegant fcck Ties. . . . . . . . . . 15c Dr Jemuer's Indies' $ 2 . 30 underwear 1 15 Chlm I'riis Plates
1.,15 Chinn Hrend mmliii flutters
All the flOe Striped Gauze . . 25 cts . . . . . 0 0 nUl Buter
Ciminmc Individual Butters
, , D r. Jeager's Indies' I $2.45 underwear Chllt
enger al es
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F om- i n- II am 1 a and ' co 1 ta. .2 for 75c I 1.23 Chinn Soup Ilatls
Chinn Seth ) Bowls
80UI
All _ the Men's 75c heavy Wool . . . . Dr. Jeager's Indies' $2.60 underwear China Wax Candles
$1.00 $1.25 59 2.G 1.30
$1.00 Novelty Silica. cts .
ilosti . arc. . . . . . 3 pairs for alI $12 : Novc1 Sllts. , ,
Mon's heavy 1 wool Camelalmair I 1 I Dr. Jelger's ladies' $2.80 underwear 1.40 Con tter No. 3 contnll ! the 40c amid e
Un m.I\'enr. ! lvy . . . . . . . . . ale . . . . . . I . . . . 75c $1 Colored Fule FI'ancnlsc. . . 59 cts Dr. Jeager's men's $ 2.36 underwear 1.18 0 \cod ! nt .
The heavy Men's natural $5 wool Underwear ; a whole , Emnbrokiercd CI'OpO. black lal D r. J eager . s men . I $ . ' . 5 tmntlerwear 1.25 15 C :
$3 00 e.c
suit tot' . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 white only , cost * G a yard . " ' .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . 'I' . . . . Dr. Jelger'5 men's $ 2.w underwear
Men's $1.25 Medicated fled Un75 to lunport . . . . . . . . $1 0 50 unlerwear 1.33 Brenil Plates
cr\eUI $1.2 t . . . . . . . . . . . Ted . . . . . . . . . 75c 1) r. J eue/S mens $ 2.80 underwear Cake Plntes
! 1.40 Vuses '
Men's $1 . GO Portsmouth Bibbed 75 . $1 and $1 5 Fancy CI.CpC. . . . . 48 cts 0 . Breud Dishes .
Underwear ; n whole suit for. ( . . . C Dr. Jeager's men's $2.95 Underwear 1.48 Ilerry fruit Plates Trays ; .
Mcn'm $1 . no Natural I Wool Under- . Oat 1enl Bowls
'v ' ' ' ' .
1 wCI'j ; I whole suit for. . . . . . . 0- . . . 75c All time flOe Colored lat1n. . . . . 25 cts DI' Jenger'l len's s.ii underwear 1 . 55 Gravy Soup I'Iates Bowls
A whole suit of { Men's heavy Cot- - _ _ _ Grvy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
. ton Uu el.wcal.at. . . . . Cot50c . . ' '
You can't
, save money faster-you can't makemoney easier-than by
' ' money lloney
Men's and Boys' Negligee Shirts ; , "
worth up to $ . Neglgco . . . . I . : . , . . . 50c takingadvantage of thIs the Oreatest Price cutting sale ever known
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The Morse Dry Goods Co. , . rng business out of , sure
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MAY SUE ON TIEWARRANTS : \
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Stipulation of Sioux City Farmers Loan
and Trust Company Pa1lairough.
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WORK . OF TH : BOODLERS CAUSING , TROUBLE
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hlYCstora Refused to Surrender TheIr flIght
of Redress AgaInst Those Who luued
time Illegal Warrants at the
Lut Moment .
SIOUX CITY F b. 1.-Speclal ( Telegram.- )
The county attorney and the legal representatives -
tves of the Farmers Loan and Trust company -
party have failed to agree on the stipulatIon
for time dismissal at the county warrant
suits , and It Is possible the entire litigation
will bo reopened. The county board and the
officers of the trust company agreed , as they
supposed , on all the details at a stipulation
for a dismissal of the suits . ' The trust company -
pany agree to release the county from liability -
ability on $10,000 of the warrants It held Inconsideration
consideration of time payment at the rest.
In preparing the stipulation the trust CJmpany
declined to give up the rIght to sue the county
ofcers who were responsible for issuing the
illegal warrants. The whole litigation may
have to be reopened , and suits brought on
the warrants at great expense to time county.
NEW RAILROAD , VENTURE.
The Credits CommutatIon company , which
Is pushing a measure to have congress allow
the use of part of time Union Pacfic : . Is In re-
ceipt ot advices tram Its Washington lobby
that chances are excellent for the measure.
I 19 stated a deal las been male wih the
Credits company enl the supporters at the
Rely funding bill will Join issues , thus
greatly improving the chancel for the Sioux
City mmmeasUre The Credits company wants
the sinking fund Invested In bonds of a
road that will extend the Sioux City , O'Nei
& Western to connect . with the Union Pacific
at Juleabun , Colo. I
As a result at the efforts of a committee '
at citizens II deal has been made tOday by
which time Farmers Loan. and Trust company
will supply funds to pay city warrants for
January and until taxes como In to enable
the city to meet timenm
ciy
E. D. Lynch & Co. , tobacconists , failed to
day giving a bi of sale to the Iowa In\'est-
ment and Trust company. . Liabilities are
about $10,000
l\h lulell IUI Alell Lady.
ROCK RAPIDS , 10. , Ireb. I.-SIeclal.- ( )
Charles CasE was arraigned before Squire
Scot at Doan yesterday on the charge at mis-
sault upon Mrs. Amela Becker who Is now
In Ilr 59th year , Sunday evenIng last. Aftertime
the prelminary hearing he was held to time
grand jury In the sum at $ oq , ant ) for lack or
which has been commited to jail. The case
Is a peculiar one tram the tnG that 1I10lnlI
lived alone , aUI has bait no cause tD com.
plain until at late , when 'sho ' has ben
troubled by Case She canhot talk good Eng-
lsh , and It requires the aid of nn Interpreter
to get the tacts. ' I
'I'he weather has been sev rely cold for a
few lays , reaching 26 degrees as the bottom
pont ! yesterday moring. A regular blizzard
has had full swing this afternoon , with the
mercury at 12 degrees. ro loss at life has
been reported as yet. , .
' 'uprl'mo CUlrt 1)tcIioiug.
fiRS MOINES . Pcb. hl..jitSpeciai ( Tele-
gram.-Supreme ) court deFis'pns : George D.
Ilebrant against Ii. S. ' ( Ort-n. appellant .
Crawford district , afn rd ; - . Jane Stns n
against John Id t , n. lrhshelapimeilant 1 , Cedar
RapIds superior court , afrmedl Time Natcnal
Bank of Slgour l , et al against FIiza IC.
Wooman , executrix , appellant , Keokuk dls.
trict revered j Den Molnel Gotm Mill com-
psny , appilant , against E. J. CQoller , defend.
ant , and Marqlardt Savings bank , garnishee ,
Poll district , affirmed .
11 r.c. 'suimtsm suum' . Injuries ( 'utii.
CEU.n ) RAPIS , Is . , Feb. 1.-Speclal (
' 'ehgrom.-Mrl ) Samuel Andcrbon at Inde-
Imeuldemice . who was so badly Injured by her
hUtband I cQuple oC weeks ago and who '
kilied hlmselr by cutting Ilia timrcat tram carte
to car whlf insane died trom her injuries
last night. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : _
l'mm rileui fi irlllll IU 'I . ' .lllluO.
ms MOINES . Ireb. I.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
--Govrmior Jackiol tOldY granted an uncon.
dltonal llardon to ! Ttnnebol , who was
sent to the penitentiary for four years r1Om
Johnson county , for arson I being elatmed
that he set fire to a grocery store In Iowa
City , atmil was convicted December 1 last
Since then evidence has com to tIme gov-
ernor that convinced him that Tennebom was
Innocent.
Iowa hank xumlner Apmolntct1.
DES . MOINES , Feb. 1.-tSpeclal ( Telegr m. )
-Auditor McCarthy toilay uppoln't Fred A.
Bennett of Manning to be state bank ex-
aminer vice J. n. Ingals of Indianola
Dr. E. C. Spinney has been relieved tram
time position at secretary of the Iowa Deposit
and Loan company which has recently been
examined by the committee appointed by the
state executive council and which Is making
a thorough examinaton of all building . loan
and savIngs institutions In the state not
specially coring under the state banldng
laws. I Is not known for what special
reason Dr. Spinney was . relieved.
No other baking powder equals Dr. Price's
because It alone Is absolutely pure.
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lJUf.lD 10USES rmu J'B'OB.VWI'
Tough Gang Fires time 10mIl of I'armcrs
Against Whom It hold R (4rumdgc.
PLATTSJOUTH , Neb. . Feb. I.-Speclal (
'folegram.-Inteliigence ) imims reached this cIty
at the burning on Thurslay night ot the
home of Tim McCarthy and Charles Conant ,
I on time bIg Island In the Missouri river , some
four miles south of town. Th island In ques-
ton covers several souare miles at territory ,
and the land being rich 011 fertile , a great
majority of It 19 cultivated . A gang at disreputable -
reputable characters live on both sIdes oC
tho' river , and time inhabitants cf time Islander
are time contnual prey of their thieving neigh-
bors. McCarthy and Conant , having incurred
the gang's ill wlli . their hems were set
afire In a spirit or revemmge enl both burned .
The authorities are molting on effort to
apprehend the perpetrators , but as they have
experIenced considerable troullo In chasing
down certain members at time gang for past
mlseells , there Is a leelhool that their
latest doIngs will go unpunished.
Frank Curtis , a young man employed In
the department store of Dovey & Son In this
ely , whlo at work last evening , thrust his
arm In a scuttle full at hot coals which ho
was carrying out of the st.ore. Ills hand
and forearm were blistered old burned In a
horrible manner.
Mrs. SI510 Johnson Is mouring the de-
partur of her his band and little daughter ,
al ) offers a reward of $50 for the man's ap-
orers
prehension. 10 Is described as being : Emal
amid lIght In stature , light complexIon , and
does not appear to have been odlieted to hard
worle. Mrs. Johnson says ho rHel her trunk ,
taking $200 , al she Ilossebed , and soma .
clothing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
No'r Gtu.1'r 01' UHA\'I IIOII1IJNO.
i'rof AI6xlul".r nli COrn6L tnlerly lilt-
1I'II Alllultml "t Llimcoln
LINCOLN , Ireb. I.-Speclal ( Telelirarn.- )
Time trial ot I'ror. Alexander and Students i
nurtord and Mehan at Cotner university ,
charged wih robbing the grave at Otto Al-
berts , came to a close at noon today antI the
case was given to the jury. TIIY retired at
12:20 : p. 0. and at 4 o'clocll retured with
a verdict ot not guiy.
Result uf 1 luler I'lo"lon ,
COLUMBUS Nelm , Ireb. 1.-Speclal.-The ( )
boiler In the windmill factory burst Welnes-
day tnCrnhumtI , nail Imocleell one Rhlo out ot
holier part or the brclc : wail on the north
the _ . . boler .u. , . " ' . . nn , ' brclc11 . . "rltnn
UI 111 UtiI.4I5 , . . . "u. . v , . .V , 'M , . . .
walls. Time loss will he about $200.
Warwick Saunders , , editor or time Platte
County Argus receved ! a telegram last nigh
from Governor Holcomb telling 111m to reo
port for duty Thursday morning for oil In.
specter Saunders makes time Ihlrd 01 Inspector -
specter tram this town.
On account ot poor healh Miss Phoebe
Gerrard will spend a few mouths lt homo . ,
She has been ateldlng time State unlver l ) .
( Colnmbn ' lln Clmrled with JIIIUI11.
COLUMBUS , Neb. , Irph. I.-Speclal ( Tele-
granm.-Ir. ) Ii. J. Arnold , J. O. Heeder enl
( I. n. Spelce , as the board ot Insaniy , were
called upon this mornhl to take acton upon
time affidavit at Sidney Maxwell to the effect
that he bel.eves \ \ ' . K. Lay to be Insane.
Time board continued the hearIng to Ireb.
runty 11. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ten Ilr " " : IIUlkl \ Ill CUlouldal6.
CIADHON , Neb. , Feb. 3.-Special ( Tele
graun.-Ricimards ) Bros. of thll city , who con-
tral 1 a system 1 or. bank on the lkhorn 1 road
\I'el trol.1 this place huve purchased the bus-
Ineu 1111 building oC the flank or Cimadron ,
and wil ron.oUlate I Y Ih the First Nalonal : !
at this place The combined business ot the
: s'- ; - . - - - - - COUNCIL m.UJF !
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. f. : STEAM DYE WORKS '
a. . cL ( ,
- . c0u irFS o All kinds of Dyeing
. . . , Blul Ii Ill and Cleaning done In
. t't . i it the highest style of
an .IcTr f Ill the art Faded and ,
.taAM. . ! .L" ' - ' stained fabrIcs made , I
. - - bytwo to look as good al
_ 2 - V new. Work promptly
- - . I . done and delivered
- Ione delvered
Innhlpart9of the '
'It -J J J4ORKS counlry. Send for. 4'
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IJ9 O. .1 : , .
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: - - - - . - ' : : . ' . . , . . . , . . . . . .t l'rugrlotor
.1 . . - - - - Broadway . near Norlh- .
- . "S. . . . - ' - . . western Depot Council
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two banks will mak I the largest InstitutIon
of the kind In this section . as both are very
strong. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Internltn ! . , ntlrltlm6nt ut ORnbnr )
DANBURY Neb. , Feb. 1.-Speclal ( Tele-
grom.-Thls ) was educational day In Dan-
bury and wi long bo remembered by the
people of this place for the entertainment
this evening. I'rot. Marshal at time Orleans
college furnished 'plana musIc , which was
the main feature at time evenlng's entertain-
ment , and Prof. gsterhrook at the same col-
lege delivered a lecture. Proto Dow principal -
cipal of the school was the promoter of the
entertalnmcnt , and carried It to a success-
ful end.
enl.
Tecnnnoh Chid Severely Plumed .
TECUMSIOII , Neb. . Feb. 1.-Spcclal ( Tel-
gram.-A ) SOl , aged about 1 year , ot Mr.
amid Mrs. A. O. Jtarr at this place whlo
plaYing about the cook stove today upset a
teakettle of scalding water. Its head ,
breast and arms were severely burned. Time
child will recover .
J'l ,1'lBl l"OJlWiST.
Fair , Slightly "lrmcr , with . South \hula
for Nobraolul.
\'ASIINGTON. I.'eb. I.-Tho forecast for
Saturday Is :
For Nebraska and Kansas-Iralr ; slightly
warmer : south winds. .
For Idimisotum'i-Fnir : probailly slightly
warmer In the northwest 11oct10 , ) ; variable
winds. 10rton
For Iowa-Fair ; slghty wormer ; varlahle
winds.
For South Dakota-Fair ; probahly Rlhhty ;
wlrmel' winds. In the castel lll'ton : varIable
J.oal ltt'eord
OFFICE OF TI WI'ATIER BUREAU ,
OMAhA , Ireh. J.-Omlll record of temper-
Iture nnll maititmthl , compared with the car-
responling day at the vast ConI years :
J895. 1891. 1113. 1892.
: Maximum temperature. . H 27 . s 37
) lnlmln tenulmeratlire . . . ' 13 3 .16 31
Average temperature. . . . 1 15 ' 12 34j
Irechllalon . . . . . . . . . .0 . ( ) .07 .0 3
Conditon of tpmperature und precIpitation
at 1891 Omaha : for the day and since Marll I ,
Normal temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Ieiiciency for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Normal rirecipitation . . . . . . . . . .02 Inch
leflcieimcy for the .dRy. . . . . . . . . . . .02 Inch
' Defciency ! ii ' ace March . 1 16.:6 tnches
Deficiency since March 1. . . . . 16,0 induce
11'llrls from other Statonl lt HI' . j ( .
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bTATiOB i ' : STATS orB
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: 11 .
; ; : : , . . . . . . . - 1 .00 Char , - .
North 1'Iatte : : 0 J .UO Clear ,
Vall.nlno. . . . . . . . J4 : : .UO eeI' .
Chlcalo . . . . . . . . ' : : .un ( Clear
fit . 1.01Ie. . . . . . . 4 2 T. Clear.
Louts..4 ' 1' . .
S' . l'amim . . . . . . . : : 1' 810\lnl.
Davenport . . . . 08 0 : .00 Clear .
Esummimma City . . . , , . . 0 H .110 Clear .
JnIHIICI Uel'.cr. . . . . . . . . 32 3.1 .UO Parlclotmdy .
Salt I.ike : clty : . . . 21 32 .On Clolly.
8all.allo . . . . . . U 18 .nU Clammily .
lu\IICly. lelpll. . . . . . . . . 1 JU . \ Hlowln , ' .
Jilumnmarek . . . . . . . 01 ' 4 .un Clammily . !
SI. \'lleeo\ . . . . til 'Ju .Un ( .
, , . . . , . . , . .
Cho.clne. . . . . . 24 :1 .un Cloudy
Miles . City. . . . . . zero zero .UU Cloudy
Un.eHlol. : \ . . . . . . 48 l4 l.nl ( ( Iallll !
Ielow ; zero.
"T" Indiate trace at precipitation.
I. A. wm.sl. Obserybr .
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( LThildrenCryfoi
Pitcher's Castorla.
Chidren Cryf
Pltche'a Castorla.
Children Cry l. . , "
itcher'8 Castorla.
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Thl extraordinary Rejuvenator Is the mod , .
onderfumtdIacovery oC time ago . I lisa been
enlOselllJY the ieadlngsclentiflo Inca ofEuiopq 1) )
orEulOp '
snd America , . ,
Uudyan 1S
, purely taW vege- 1
, lllJ1an stops
. / , 1 ' 1 1 Prematureness . i ; . 1. t
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DEtR& IOST .UT i
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Constipation , DlzlneB I'ailng SenEton" I ,
Nervous Twlchlg ; of tAO ( D'es 11) ) olher 1t8 1
Strengtbens , Invlgorntfs Dit tones t.o entire .
system. lulYRn cure DcbUlr' NeroUlen .
Eml5lon8. aud evclupes amId restores wed , I
organ l'aiis , In the back , lorses IIY day ot
nlghtaro stopped Ilulckly. Over 2,00 llrmvate
endorsements. ' "
I'eemmmattmruumemmsmeansimnotency In the frt
stage I I Is it symptomnof seminal weakneuand t
harrenimess. I I canbc stopped In 20 days imy the
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usoofliudynum
Time now dIscovery . wu made by the Rpcla ) .
Ists orhool,1 , famous hudson Medical lush-
lute It Is the llrongest vitalzer made. I II '
very powerrul , but imurmless. Sold Cor 1.00 a
pakago or d packages tor 15,0 ( pllln aelll
boxes ) . Writen gnlrnlo gh'ci tor R cure I
you buy six boxes and are imot entirely cured ,
Ix mol will ito ccitt to yoU free of all charges.
Send for clrcuiara amid testimonials. Addict.
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITITE ) ,
1032 MARKET ST. ,
OALIFOJtMit
OHO. P. SANFORD , A. VT. RIE1CMAN ,
President. Caehier ,
First ationaI Bank
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
Capital , . . $100,000
1'VfitS , . - . 12,000 j
Otis of the oldest hiaumks in the state of Iowa.
We solicit your business aumd collection. . Wu
eay 5 per cent on tIrmm depasita. 'iS'e ' will hi
pleased Ce see atmd serve you.
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qiit , R. RIIH1TT1U'P ? Attormeys-i.t-Lusw
. , ,
UI. ' uuimmlJmeuuup Practice itt time Slate
umuti iutlerai Courts. itoutmi 'JhJ.7.S'9 ( , Sumugar
Illock , totulmeut Illurl' ' , low , , ,
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SpciaIllotics-Oouoci Bluffs
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CICIMNISYB cI.EASIm ; VAUITS ULIIANIu. :
} 0 liurke , at tY , 51. homes ? . , 835 firoadway ,
LAhlfill I'ICIYATE IIA1CN e'Oii 1110142' NEAI
court hoUse. pply at lit , olllce , C'aurmcii thuffi
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