TJIE OMAHA DAILY J113I3 : TO US DAT , JULY 2J ) , 1805.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL lU.L'l-T'S.
OFFICE , . - NO. 12 PEAnt , STnEET
UcllvcrcJ by carrier to my part of the city.
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Trn.ri'llON'ns-IJuslncM ontce , .Vo ; 45 ; night
tdltor , No. ZJ.
31J.\UH 3IKA1IUK.
Over GO finest brands * of cigars In tlie
world at Grand hotel cigar store.
Grand hotel , Council IllulT- . Newly fur-
ulslicd. ilcopcncd Oct. 1. E. F. Clark , prop.
P. P. McQuIro of Fremont county and
Toblthy PadRltt of Pottawaltamle were mar
ried by Justice Cook ycitcrlay.
Walter \Vlnslilp , who smashed his brother's
face Saturt'ay ' because of a dispute over a
witcli , was fined < fl.20 In police court ycster-
rtny.
rtny.Tlio
Tlio Concordla Loan and Trust company
filed n petition In the district court yester
day for a landlord's writ of attachment for
the property ofV. . W. Uledlcr ft Co. to sat-
lify a claim of $225 for rent.
Joke Shoupe was fined $9.30 In police
nourt yesterday for drunkemiiins. and he paid
One amount out of what the city o\vcJ for
billing dogs. During the day lie tendered his
resignation to the city council as poundmas-
fcr.
fcr.J.
J. V. Miller , who was arrested several
days ago on the charge of acting as common
carrier without a license , was tried yester
day and discharged , because the city could
no * prove that ho uas doing the work for
Mt i.
Ilnnnah , the 7 months' old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Larson , died of cholera In-
fanttim yesterday morning at 5:30 : o'clock.
The funeral will take place this morning at
10 o'clock from the residence , 1218 East
Washington avenue.
Another section of the Harrison-Latham-
Clara Wynian cate was chewed off and mas
ticated by Justice Cook yesterday , and a de
cision will be rendered today In the eases in
which he Is chargtd with assault and ma-
llclnuuly damaging a house occupied by Mra.
Wymin.
Ud Lewis was arrested yesterday on an
information filed In Justice Cook's court
clmrglng h'm with the larceny of a gray
mi.re. lie executed a chattel mortgage on
tin animal In September , 1833 , and now , It
U alleged , had cold It to another party than
'je nlortgagee.
The 7-year-old hey of a farmer named
Corllps. living at HIllsdHle , la. , was lost yes
terday afternoon. Ills father went to Omaha
and It was with difficulty that the boy could
be restrained from following him. Dick
Illcketts at last succeeded In bringing the
boy and his father together again.
\V. S. Hlgdon , who started out for Tcka
mah , Neb. , with some other wheelmen for
the purpose of making a century on Sunday ,
broke the rim of his wheel at Honey Creek.
He walked as far as Crescent , leading | IB !
wheel , borrowed a wheel there and completed
the 100 miles before the regulation sixteen
hours were up.
Some of the people living nsar the corner
of Thlrty-llfth street and Tenth avenue , near
the corner of the Union Pacific dump and
the river , made a complaint at the police
fetation shortly before midnight last night
that a man living there had come home
drunk and was raining a row , threatening to
burn out the house and murder his family.
Charles Kills , a young man employed 01
ono of the local papers , was out boat riding
qt Lake Manawa Sunday afternoon with a
companion named Hose , who Is engaged In
the government work on the river. Just us
Ellis went to step from the boat to the dock
Hess gave the boat a Jerk , the bow struck
the dock and Kills turned a somersault over
the slil ? of the boat Into eight feet of water.
Ho was rescued without anything more seri
ous than a thorough wetting.
Helen Shcfller , Cora Johnson and Kate
Tlrown , three old ladles , were arrested yes
terday , the two first for vagrancy and the
last for keeping a disorderly house. All
thrcs were Jugged a short tlmo ago. They
have a house at the corner of Ilroadway
and Fifteenth street , one of the main articles
of furniture In which seems to be a "grow
ler. " This , It Is claimed , has been In evi
dence pretty constantly for some time past
until the neighbors have become disgusted
and taken measures to have the nuisance
abated.
There will be a special conclave of Ivan-
hoe commander/ . 7 , Knights Templars ,
on Wednesday , July 24 , at E p. m. sharp ,
for work In the order of the temple. A re
ceptloi will also be given from 8 to 11 p. m.
to the newly-elected grand commander , Mr.
T. D. Lacey , who Is a member of this com-
man3ory. All orators of Ivanhoo and their
ladles are cordially Invited to be present.
Visiting tlr knights and sir knights of sister
commanderles , with their ladles , are s ; o-
clally Invited to be present. Iy ) order of the
executive committee.
Fire and tornado Insurance written In best
companies. Money for farm loans at low
rates. City property for sale or trade for
farm lands In Iowa. Lougce & Towle , 235
Pearl St.
noun : .
Iteilurcil Ilu tea.
To Hot ' . S. D. sale
Spr'.ngs , , July 19. Aug
ust 2 and 23 , one first class faro for round
trip.
Triennial conclave Knights Templar , Dos
ton , Mass. Sale August 19 to 24.
American Pharm.ceutlcal association , Den
ver , Colo. Sola August 11 and 12.
National convention Keelcy league , Har-
rlsburg. Pa. Sale August 1C to 22.
Toronto , Ont. Sale July 15 to 24.
Charlton , la. Sale July 19 and 21.
In addition I have on sale Summer Tourist
tickets to various points In the United States
and Canada.
Cull and get copy of map and Illustrated
write up of the great Yellowstone Nationa
park. O. M T1ROWN. Ticket Agent.
nig reductions on summer underwear and
hosiery. Hoston Store.
l. r.llt.Hlll.tl'llN.
F. F. Dawley of Cedar Rapids was regis
tered at the Grand hotel yesterday.
J. F. Watts and S. II. Allen of Des Molnes
are stopping at the Grand hotel.
G. II. Morrison and his two children fron
Perry are registered at the Grand hotel.
F. T. True has gone to his old homo In
New Hampshire on account of the Illness o
an uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. .George Palmer of lied Oak
were In the city yesterday , guests of the
Grand hotel.
A. A. Covalt Is In the city visiting his
parents. Ho has left DCS Molnes and Is MOU
teaching a band at Osceola.
Mr. and Mrs. ( ijiarles Atkins , Mrs. Hurling
nnd Miss Carrie Wlthrow leave for a tw <
weeks' outing at Like Manawa today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Atkins , Dr. Lacey an :
ton , Thomas , returned yesterday from Splrl
Lake , bringing a fine box of llsti. They re
port having nil elegant time.
Only one of the $15.00 Quick Meals left
Two bicycles left ; 20-Inch ladles wheels
close out at cost. Only 7 refrigerators fron
our large stock ; very low prices.
mtuvv.vs r. i > . i .
Kp-clnl flour Sit'o Thlt Week.
t' * 9 Ilrown's XXXX Fancy Patent , per sack.$1.0 (
lluffnlo Fancy Patent , per sack 9i
Lone Star , per sack 71
Ituby 60
Halt-toil's Health Hour C. >
Wheat graham Hour 5
Hyc graham Hour CO
Corn meal 1
Hemember , a'silver dollar package In every
20th ek. of Ilrown's XXXX Patent and ever1
sack warranted. C. O. I ) . 11IIOWN.
1- < 1 Cinliir I'l'llrn I'oits.
Twelve carloaus standard red cedar fenc
posts , lO c pact1 , by tlio carload.
A. OVEUTOX.
Hardman pianos , Council Illuffs , 103 Main
Bt.
Mnrrlngn l.lrrnur * .
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by the county clerk :
Name and address. Age
Thomas Cunningham , St. Louis 33
Mary c'ottrell. St. Louis 2
r. F. MrOulre. Fremont county , la 3
Toblthy Padgltt. Pottawattamlo county. . 4
J. W. Maifulrc , Lincoln. Neb 3d
Jlertha King , l.liuoln , Neb
JI. C , Heller , Omaha 3
J , J. Woosley , Omaha , 4
The gas company's epcclal prices for serv
ice pipes will be continued through Jul ,
NWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Electric Llglit Company's ' Bill Gets An
other Hearing Before the Council.
SENT BACK TO THE ORIGINAL COMMITTEE
: nclu cr Instructed to 1'rep.iro Plain ( or
butter > < rlile | 1'oiiniliiiimlor Slump
nml ( Im b.uno I *
Accepted *
The city council licM a special meeting
ast evening , with the mayor anil all the
aldermen but Ilrown present.
The resignation of the poumlmaster ,
Colonel Jake Shonp , was read and accepted
on motion of Chairman Ulchton of the com
mittee on police and health. His bill for $15
balance duo him for killing dogs was laid
over until the next meeting.
The Judiciary committee reported adversely
on the petition of L. A. Caspsr for reduction
of assessment.
The sum of $3,000 was ordered transferred
from the police fund to the general fund , to
be used In taking up general fund warrants.
W. A.Wood & Co. pressnted a request
for permission to do public weighing nml
agreed to abide by the ordinance recently
passed.
C. W. Ilrown stated that a recent survej
] f Fifteenth avenue east of Fourth street
lias cbangcd the old line ? as originally laid
out and worked considerable Injury to sev
eral parties who had built there. The mat
ter was referred to the committee of the
whole and the city engineer , to report at
the. next meeting.
Alderman Harstow moved that the city
engineer b ? Instructed to draw up plans for
? ew r bridges on Hrynnt , Main and Mynster
streets and to calculate as nearly as possible
the cost of building them. The motion wat.
cirrled and the engineer was given until
Thursday morning to draw the plans. Ai
that time a meeting of the committee of the
whole will be held , at which tluy will be
considered.
Manager Wright cf the Gas and Electric
Light company asked that a committee be
appointed to look over the nightly light re
ports of the company and the police , which
ho had arranged In parallel columns. In
May , he said , both the- police and the .com
pany had forty-four lights out ; besides these ,
on which they agreed , the company reporte.l
forty-two lights out , and the police 147 , on
which they did not agree. In June they
agreed on sixty-four ; the company reported
seventy-four others out , and the police 172 ,
on which they did not agree. Up to the
present tlmo In July they agreed on fifty-
nine lights that were out , the city had sixty-
live and the company twenty. Them great
discrepancies showed that there was some
thing wrong , ho thought. Very often a light
would go out for halt an hour or so and
then dart up again. If the police happened
to come along while It was out It would be
reported out all night. In this way the com
pany had been done a great wrong by the
council , In cutting off the pay to suit thz
police report.
There was quite a discussion of Mr.
Wright's speech. Aldermen Orahl and lUsh-
ton thought the company had acted too
hastily , while Shubert stood up for the
thoroughness of the Investigation they had
made. Hrewlck favored a compromise.
The matter was at length referred back
to the committee which first had It. consistIng -
Ing of Shubert , IJrown and Brewick , with
Instructions to make another Investigation
and report to the committee of the whole
Thursday mor'nlng.
Alderman Illshton interrupted a motion to
adjourn to make a kick. Alderman Ilrown
had sold a team of dilapidated fire horses
without consulting him , although ho was a
member of the committee. He wanted It
understood that If ( Ma sort of thing was
going to bo repeated they could count him
out. In talking the thing over the fact waa
developed that the team was gold for $45 ,
which , It seemed to bo a nearly unanimous
opinion , was about $20 more than It was
worth , and the aldermen expressed them
selves as well suited with Urown's action.
Not tlio Unit \ot.
The Durfee Furniture company's special
sale of rockers , couches , parlor suites , etc. ,
has created such an Interest that the man
agers have determined to continue It until
the end of . .he month. $40 leather couch for
$33 ; $15 couch for $11.25 ; $5 rockers for $3.75 ;
$3.00 rockers for $2.25 ; $1.50 rockers for $1.00.
300 different styles of rockers to select from.
336 and 33S liroadway.
The electric fountain at Manhattan beach
will be Illuminated each evening from S:30 :
to 9 and 9:30 : ( o 10. The steamer Liberty
will connect v 1th all trains to and from
Manawa. First boat will leave Manhattan
beach at 7 a.m. to accommodate the camp
ers at Manhattan beach who wish to catch
the early morning train to Omaha ,
F.mlorH'npr Ttirir Pastor.
Rev. II. I' . Dudley , who will soon close
his third year In the pastorate of the First
Methodist church , has announced his Inten
tion of not accepting a call for another year ,
or rather , of not seeking It. lie has spent
three years of very hard work , and as .the
prospects are favorable for at least another
year of the same kind of life , ho desires to
let a new man step In and take up the
burden. At a recent meeting of the trustees
the following strong resolutions were adopted
without dissent :
Whereas , The three years' pTptorato of
llev. II. I' . Dudley will close with the pres
ent conference year , nml wo deem It lilting
that some express-Ion of the appreciation
of the otllclal board of Ilroaihvay Methodist
Episcopal chuich with riferenco to his
lanors among us be p'aced upon our records ,
therefore
Hesolved , That his earnest Christian char
acter , devoted labors as pastor , nml the
zeal , fidelity and PUOCCS-S with which he
has dlxchniged the duties and borne the
burdens cast upon him by reason of his olll-
clal connection with this church , merit unit
receive our earnest appreciation and hearty
thankc.
Ucsolved. That Mr. and Mrs. Dudley may
close their labors among us with the real
ization of duty well performed , and with
thu knowledge of the kindliness and good
wlil of our entire membership.
Hesolved , That they will always be held
In our affectionate remembrance and will
leave us with the best wishes , not only of
the members of this board , but of the entire
church , for their future prosperity , happi
ness and success In their chosen mission
wherever the hand of Providence may lenO
them.
Awful llor I'rlcrs.
Fruit Jars , qts. , 55c doz. ; 2-qts. . 75c.
1 gal. genuine maple syrup , $1.10.
5 gals , gasoline , COc.
1 Ib. uncolored Japan tea , 15c.
2-qt. Ice cream freezer , $1.15.
Sack Golden Crown Hour , guaranteed good ,
$1.00.
Fancy patent flour , $1.1C.
At the grvat lOc store , 318 Broadway.
The Standard only second to the Hardman.
Read Davis' ad. Davis sells hammocks
cheap.
llnycotl for liner.
A meeting of the Council Bluffs Central
Labor union was held Sunday for the pur
pose of taking some action with reference to
the proposed boycott of Omaha beer , as n
means of assisting their brother unionists In
Omilia. On account of the small attendance
no definite action was taken further than to
appoint a committee to call at the various
saloons and ascertain how many saloons are
handling Omaha beer.
At the next meeting , which will be held
August 7 , arrangements will be made to
celebrate Labor day , the first Monday In Sep
tember , In an appropriate manner without
the aid or consent of any other city on earth.
Will I IITB Hll Killbit.
The Council Blurts Grape Growers' asso
ciation will have an exhibit In the Nebraska
state fair to be held In Omaha In September.
A meeting IB to be held at their rooms , 101
IJroadway , Thuriday afternoon for the jmr-
pobo of making the necessary arrangements.
The members of the association wUh the co
operation of all Interested citizens and In
vite them to be at the meeting. The secre
tary of the Horticultural society was here
Saturday In comumnlcatlon with the officers
of the anclatlon and has promised that all
necessary space shall be at their disposal.
Anna Itulteil t uln ,
Anna Wright , a 17-year-old girl who has
recently bea turned out ot the reform school
af Mltchellville because she 1-d , tlr attend
ants too lively a pare , was put .n ch..rge of
her mother yesterday by tbe sheriff and taken
to the country. She had been an Inmate of
the Institution for three years , and up to
three weeks ago was employed In the laundry.
She was taken to task for not performing
hpr work In the way she should and re
taliated by throwing the remonstrator half
way down stairs and spraining an ankle. An
other attendant was grabbed by the thumb ,
which came out of the ( racas dislocated. The
superintendent , C. C , Cory , then took a
hand , and the girl pulled out a handful of
whiskers , blacked his eye and bloodied his
nose. That ended Anna's doings for the day ,
for with the combined efforts of half a dozen
men she was tied down In the cellar. She
was confined In a cell from that time until
she left the Institution.
ItrotmU U ITU 1'riiiluct'il ,
K. W. Peterson , the manager of II. G. Dun
& Co.'s Council Bluffs office , was In the dis
trict court room yesterday morning , accom
panied by the records of the company with
reference to the firm of C. M. Obsrholtzer.
There was a case of contempt pending against
him , which could only be wiped off the
records by the Introduction of the records.
Against this 31ms & Dalnbrldge , attorneys
for Dun , fought hard , claiming that the
records were as much confidential as the
communications of lawyer and client , and
had no more right to be exhibited In open
court than such communications had. Judge
Smith held that Inasmuch as Peterson had
claimed that his recollection had been re
freshed by consulting the records the ques
tion became pertinent whether there was
anything In the records that would thus re
fresh his recollection , and that therefore they
tr'"jt be brought out for Inspection. At
ength Dun's attorneys succumbed to the In
evitable , although they had a protest against
the action of the court entered upon the
records. They made a suitable apology for
I'eterson and told the court that had he con
sulted with them he would certainly not have
taken the action he did.
Matters took a somewhat sensational turn
during the afternoon when Askwlth and Or-
r , attorneys for II. II. Oborholtzer , sent
out subpoenas for thirteen attorneys , who
were to be put upon the stand for the purpose
of proving. Impossible , that the reputation of
I. N. Fllcklnger. attorney for the attaching
creditors of II. H. Oberholtzer , was not up to
srade. Unfortunately for the court loungers ,
however , tills portion of the case was not
reached , although the attorneys summoned
were on band ready to testify when they
should be needed. They will probably be put
upon the stand this morning. There Is con
siderable feeling noticeable among the attor
neys , Flicklnger. like Ishmael of old , having
his hand fernlnst the rest of them.
Only Onn ( if Slimy Letter1.
MONROE , Neb. , July 15 , 1S95.
"Your Wheeler's King Temperance Beer
goes like hot cakes. Please tlilp mo Imme
diately two barrels W. King Temperance
Beer. " ROBEHT A. VICKERS ,
Druggist.
Manufactured only by the O. R. Wheeler
Brewing Co. , Wheeler & Hereld , wholesale
dealers , Council Bluffs , la.
Itnrllnctnii lioiiin lxciiriloti
To St. Joseph and return Aug. 4th. $1.50
round trip , $1.50 O. M. Brown , Tkt. Agt.
Special values offered In black and navy
blue storm serges at the Boston Store.
AssuultiMl in n lld.it.
Mlnard Shoemaker , a young man employed
at St. Bernard's hospital , came up from Lake
Manawa Sunday night about midnight with
a strange story about an occurrence of which
hc'clalmed to have been an eye witness. He
was at the lake during the evening , when
Ed Bell , an Omaha man , whom he had seen
before , came to him and hired him to row
himself and a young lady , Miss Anna Mc-
Cormlck , also of Omaha , over the lake. The
three rowed out toward Wray's landing , and
when they were fairly out of sight of the
lights on the shore Bell exposed his person
and made an Indecent proposal to the girl.
For a few minutes she said nothing , but
when Bell continued his actions Miss Me
Cormick asked Shoemaker to help her.
Suddenly Bell grabbed the girl and threw
her out Into the water , which , fortunately ,
was not much over knee deep at that place.
Shoemaker says Bell pulled a revolver out ol
his pocket and snapped the hammer at him.
The weapon failed to explode , and they
grappled with one another. In the scullle the
gun was knocked out of Bell's hand , and
Shoemaker then knocked him Into the water.
He picked up Miss McCormlck and rowed her
back to shore , leaving Bell to get out as best
he could , lie brought her up town and pro-
curred a carriage , with which he took her
home , on Sixteenth street , a block north of
Pacific street. In Omaha.
Yes , the Eagle laundry is "that good
laundry , " ana is located at 724 Broadway.
If In doubt about this try II and be convinced.
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
Good wall papei , 2c a roll , at the Bos
ton store.
Ten days' sale of wall paper and house fur
nishings at the Boston store.
Clilnitt llriMHinl Mote.
Joseph Brossard , proprietor of the Bryant
house , across the street from the police sta
tion , was arrested last evening on ths charge
of larceny , and now occupies a cell In the
city Jail. The complainant IE Mrs. William
Warner , who , until about a month ago , lived
at Brossard's house. Since then they have
been living at the corner of Tenth avenue
and Fifteenth street. Mrs. Warner , who Is
the wife of an old soldier , claims she had a
purse lying in the corner of a bureau drawer
in her bedroom , containing $140. Brossard
saw her put It there , according to her story ,
and when she next went to look for the
money $00 of It , three $20 gold pieces , was
missing.
Mrs. Brossard says that the Warners
bought a new organ , and asked her to come
down with her husband a week ago last
Wednesday night to play on It. They went ,
but during the evening she did not see her
husband in the bedroom , and thinks he would
have been very much out of place If he had
been there. The police say they have ev
idence to show that Urossard spent two $20
gold pieces within the next few days , but his
wife claims she knows where he got one of
them.
Special prices on wash goods at the Boston
Store.
Hardman pianos , Omaha , 113 N. ICtb.
The Hardman , the piano par excellence.
Iluve fiat Selected 11 Pastor.
To the Editor of The Bee : Dear Sir In
the Sunday morning edition of The Bee , , of
the 21st , I noticed a telegram from Creston ,
la. , stating that a committee from the Broad
way Methodist Episcopal church of this city
had waited upon Rev. J. F. St. Clalr of Cres
ton and extended to him a call to the charge
here. In reply to this I wish to state that
on last Tuesday night , at the regular third
quarterly conference of the Broadway Meth
odist Eplscop.il church , a committee of live
was appointed to co-operate with Presiding
LUder IIfat 1 1 tic : relc > ; itJli _ > f a pastor fur
the Broadway chimb. Tlikt i tutnittce has
not yet held a meeting , and probably wilt netTer
Tor two weeks at least ) and no call has been
extended to any one and no rum ? talked of
In connection with this clrfruti The report
Is wholly unauthorized ami , without founda
tion. Yours truly , V
. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE.
siovx VITI-'A .11.1 ro .
tldimtuli the tlrilsimttim ot Sever : l
.Molnliers lit ttm City , < liverilinrilt.
SIOUX CITY. la. , July ,22.T-SpecIal , ( Tele
gram. ) Mayor Fletcher of this place today
demanded the resignations ot' hlef of Police
Young , Pcdlce Captain Petty and Chief ot
Detectives Morrison. The officers declined to
comply unless formal charges are preferred
against them. There have been many com
plaints lately of corruption and Incompetcncy
on the part of the force.
lillUWTIl IN IOU A IK. A.N POPULATION
Into l > n u rigrres MMHV Contlilcnibli-
( iiilim f ir lh < l'rlnrliil ( UHlrv
DBS MOINES , July 22.-Ppecal ( : Tele
gram. ) The work of compiling the state
ccnrus Is progressing rapidly. DCS Molnes
will show about CO , 000 population , a gain of
12,000 In five years. Fifty-nine other cities
and towns of the state whose population hat
been ascertained show the following :
Names. 1SW. ISM
Davenport . M.ST2 31,179
llurllliKton . 22.665 2(1,294 (
O.tiltnwn . 14,001 IC.tiTU
Muscatlne . 11.451 12,219
Fort Dodge . I.S71 S.7.r.fi
Waterloo . C.07I 8.512
Creiton . 7,200 7.0S1
Falrlleid . 3,331 4,022
Cedar Falls . 8.15'J I.51H
Charles City . ! ! .S' 4.2IJ
Ltmars . 4,133 5,03"
Mason City . 4,007. f.m (
Jefferson . 1.873 2lUi7
Mrniuoketa . 3.07S : ) , ti : :
Niwton . 2,5'il : ! ,21 : !
llumptun . 2,0t > 7 25' ! ' . '
Manchester . 2.27"i 2,574
Perry . 2.SSO a.r.ij
liecorah . 4,119 3.lft >
What Cheer . 3.2IG 2,70 : !
Crei-'co . 'J.OIS L'.W
It'dlanola . 1.2.11 2.M' ' .
Nevada . 1.W.2 2.I1S
Hock Itaplds . 1,391 2,4.1 : '
Iowa Falls . UPS 2.2J : '
C'harlton . 3,12'J 3,215
Montlcello . I.MS 2,07 *
Kldorn . 1,677 2,01 ! ,
I'.edford . LOU 2.W1
Luke City . 1.1CO S.urt. '
Hloomlleld . 1,913 2tt
Ames . 1,270 1,927
Anamcsa . 2.07S l.H.V
Olenwood . 1.371 213.
Slgourney . 1,51.1 1,7K !
Storm Lake . lfiS2 1,017
Se.xmour . 1.0.18 1.G21
Stuart . l. 7 1.5U
West Liberty . 1.9CS 1,47S
Ackley . 1.2M 1,4V
Saint Charles . 387 1.62.
Humboldt . 1,075 1,23 i
Hellevue . 1,391 1,498
Faimlngton . 1002 2,29 : .
Wilton . 1,212 1,263
Kooauqua . Ul 1,2. > : '
Greenfield . ' . . l.OIS 1.211' '
Grundy Center . l.lfil 1.32 *
Aftcm . l,04i l.llo
Greene . 90S 1.168
Helnbeck . 731 1,171
Wyoming . M5 1,107
Nora Springs . MG 1,10) )
Uockford . 1.010 1,0:2 :
Guthrle Center . 1,037 1,03.1
Noithwood . t . K.r > 9 1.12i'
Monroe . 912 1.012
Ccrydou . t 952 1,0,1'
Hedrlclc . ' . . 592 1,0- ' .
Totals . . 187.828 221,80.1
I'rrpitrlne fur thu IC < < iiiiini. :
NEOLA , la. , July 22J-SpeclaI. ( ) All ar
rangements are complete now' for the grea ;
reunion to bo held here August 21 to 23.
Some trouble was had In securing ground
and it was thought foe a while It would
have to bs transferred to Carscn or Mace
donla , but a few days ago the- committee se
cured tbe grove Just cast of town , where the
Kelly army camped. It Is large enough ti
afford ample room for a large crowd , which
Is expected. Work has already begun. Wellr
are being dug and the ground and grove
cleared. This will be a grand success with
such men as Riley Clark , B. ' ; P. Brown and
11. Mendel at the head of the committee.
Mrs. G. II. Irwln and children returned
from Forest City , Mo. , Saturday , where she
has been visiting friends.
J. S. Smith gave a lawn supper Saturday
evening In honor of his brother-in-law and
family , visiting him from Nebraska.
Tramps are getting very numerous of late.
City Marshal Daly has Ind from one to
sixteen In the Jail every night the past woek.
Last Thursday Mr. Winters of Des Molnes
took charge of the Lob man house , formerly
run by Betchell , who moved to Council
Bluffs.
_
On cor I'nlltldtl I'oHltlon.
DES MOINES , July 22. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The democratic state convention wll
be held In Slarshalltown. August 7. The
work of choosing delegates will be mostly
done by county conventions this week. A
few county conventions have already been
held. An effort is being made to choose dele
gates In the Interest of free coinage , but so
far It has not met with flattering success. The
question of candidates for governor am
other positions Is still very Indefinite. It
will be a case of the office seeking the man
with the latter making a determined effori
to get away. _
Iliirliiflull Hints' IVnrK.
MASON CITY , la. , July 22. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Two prisoners In Jail made an Inef
fectual attempt to escape this evening. They
threw pepper In the eyes of the
deputy and Jumped for the door. He
called for help and Sheriff Clark met
the fellows at the door , knocking the leader
down and sending both back to their cells
The men were William Scherell , sent from
Clay county , and Golden , sent from Wortl
county , _
( iitlirrini ; for ilin Imvi : Itcgnttn ,
MASON CITY. la. , July 22. The Dubuque
Sioux City , Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa crews
have arrived at Clear Lake. Other crews are
expected today. People from all parts of the
country arc pouring in on every train. The
largest meeting In the history ot the state
regatta Is expected. _
Woncllmry t utility Normal ,
SIOUX CITY. July 22. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Woodbury County Normal In
ptltute opened today for a four weeks' ses
slon , with an attendance of 200.
un Cmml C'cimtnUi < in A rrlvm.
NEW YORK , July 21. The United States
steamship Montgomery , Commander Davis
arrived this morning with eight members o
the Nicaragua canal commission on board
She sailed from Colon July 10 and from Key
West on the 17th. All on board were well.
Workmen lloiimnd Itceiitur I'ny.
"
GLENWOOD , Wls. , July 22. Five him
dred men employed In the Glenwood Manu
facturlng company's pla/it / struck for an In
crease In wages and regular pay today.
- itf
NLY pure grape cream of tartar is
used in Royal Baking Powder J' Un
like other powders , Royal leaves novacid
or alkali in the food.
1
llS&l l
Ontmoal Slulllnf.
One cup oatmeal , one and one-half pints
flour one tcaspoonful salt , two teaspoonfuls
Royal Baking Powder , one tablespoonful lard ,
two eggs , one pint milk. Sift together oat-
meni. flour , salt , and powder ; rub In lard
cold , aii.l beaten eggs and milk ; mix smoothly
Into bitter rather thinner than cup cake ;
flll muffin pans two-thirds full ; bake In good
hot oven fifteen minutes.
lit in I rarkrr' .
I1,4 pints flour , li pint corn meal , 1 teaspoonful -
spoonful salt , I teaspoonful Royal Baking
Powder , 2 tablespoontuls butter , little more
than H pint milk. Sift together flour , corn
meal , salt , baking powder ; rub In butter
cold ; add milk , mix Into smooth , rather firm
dough , Flour the board , turn out dough ,
give It a turn or two quickly , roll to thick-
nets of > ; Inch. Cut witu small oval cutter ,
prick each cracker with a fork , lay them on
greased baking tin , wash over with milk
and bake In hot oven 8 to 10 minutes ,
bcotcli Scuiiel.
1 quart flour , 1 teaspoonful sugar , ' 4 teaspoonful -
spoonful salt , 2 teaspoonfuls Royal Baking
Powder , 1 largo tablespoonful lard , 2 eggs
nearly 1 pint milk. Sift together flour
sugar , salt and powder ; rub In lard cold ; adi
beaten eggs and milk ; mix Into dough smooth
and Just consistent enouch to handle. Flour
the board , turn cut aough , give It one or
two quick kneadlngs to complete Its smooth
ness ; roll It out with rolllng-pln to ' , { , Inch
In thickness , cut with sharp knife Into
squares larger than soda crackers , fold eocl
In half to form three-cornered pieces. Bake
on hot griddle 8 or 10 minutes ; brown on
both eldes.
tl.tt. < ll.l > ftlll' IIHIS
Iccincil ut 8nrtliiR : I'lr.d In Defraud In-
urnncu tump tittr * .
KENOSHA , Wit. . July 22.-Gcorgo C.
'srrln , Bernard Roscnow , and Burticy Block
of Chicago and Frank L. Scluefcr and Abe
< evlno of Keroshi are under at rest charged
vlth destroying the works of the Chicago
leddlng company on thu night ot June 2.1
or the purpose of defrauding InRuninc.
companies. Ptrrlu wan taken Into custody
at Grand Rapids. Mich. District Attorney
luckmaxtcr left for Madison Jast night to
secure the papers necessary for the arrest
of Isaac Robinson and Lewis Jacobson , doing
mslness as the Spring Edge Mattress com-
iany on West Polk street In that city , who
arc also charged with complicity In tbe af-
air. When the plant burned Block alleged
hat there was a loss of about $60,000. The
nsurance amounted to $49,600. The Insur
ance adjusters claim that the building and
nachliury could easily be duplicated for
20,000. Block was held under $2.000 bonds
bis morning , which be furnished. Schacfer
and Levlne had their preliminary hearing-
adjourned until Thursday.
iiK.irnt.il
I'ulr , u-llli ViirlnlilottmU Promised fur
Nrli-im'cn.
WASHINGTON , July 22. The forecast foi
Tuesday Is :
For Nebraska Fair ; variable winds.
Fur Iowa Fair ; variable winds.
For MIsFourl Showers In the southern
portion ; fair In the northern portion ; cooler ,
except In the pMumo soutnwest portion ,
uoritu'tly winds.
For South DaUot- Fair : warmer ; varlabh
winds becoming southerly.
For Kansar I'HlT In the northern portion :
showers In tbe southern portion ; cooler In
the f-outhcrn turtlon ; noithcrly winds , be
coming variable.
, inNii i : p-n-d. .
OFFICE OF THE WBATHKH IUMIBAU.
OMAHA , July 22. Omaha record of tem
perature and rainfall , compared with the
iiespondl.ii ; day of the im t four years :
ISM. 1831. 1891. 1.-9' .
Maximum tempeiatiiie. . . . 72 S3 92 It :
.Minimum temp rat : re. . . . 6J fil US 71
Average temperat re . d7 7i ! b'J ' 82
Prei'lpU-itlon . 04 . (0 ( M .11
Condition ot temperature and precipita
tion ut Omaha for the day and slncu March
1 , 1S95 :
Noriiv.il temperature . 7S
Dellclency for the dav . 11
Accumulated excess slnco March 1 . 191
Noitivil prvrlpltatlon . 16 Inrh
Deficiency for the day . 12 Inch
Total priclplt itlori RII.O March 1 10 99 Inch s
Dullrluncy slncu March 1 . 8.02 Inches
Itiiportx frum Other Stutiimi u : A r. .U.
BTATB Of
WEATilKll.
Oniaba 70 .OZiC.omly.
Nortlil'latto. . . . . 01 (111 ( .On'cioiuiy. '
Valentine 74 78 .OUjl'art cloudy
t hlcuro IU ! 08 .TIlUlnliiK.
Si. LoulH 7H .T'Clomly.
it. Paul 74 .T.Clear.
Davenport 70 .00 Ulundy.
Kuneiut Ctly HO 80 .0:1Clear. :
80U
Helena fed * U .110 Olour.
Denver til ! til ! . .v. ulomly.
Suit Lulto City. . . § ' - ' H'l . ( Hi Clear.
UlBIUHlVK 7i ! Is . ( Kl Clear.
St. Vincent . . . . 71 ! .00 , Clear
Cheycimo ( U /111 / .00 I'art cloudy
Milt's Uitir 78 HI ! .00 Part cloudy
Kat.lilClly 74 78 . ( III Ciondy.
88 .00 Cloudy.
"T" Indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH. Observer.
m r ii "I' Pisp'pipii > o
A JURiM ILSilHEh.
Unimpaacliabls Evidejce Fram a BroA-
lyn Official ,
Mutijon Relieved Hint , Cured Him of Rheu
matism In a Few Hours.
Judge Nile , whose popularity In Brooklyn
was demonstrated by the Immense majorities
by which he was elected , and a gentleman of
Impeacaable character , In speaking of Professor
ser Munyon , says : " 1 consider Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure the best In the world
When I began to use his remedy I was un
able to walk without the aid of crutches at
times ; this had been going on for nine years ,
and the day before I began using It I could
not get up the steps to the court room. After
taking a few doses I was Immediately re
lieved , and In three days was completely
cured ,
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guaranteed
to cure rheumatism In any part of tbe body.
Acute or muscular rheumatism cured In from
one to live days. It never fulls to cure sharp ,
shooting pains In the arms , legs , sides , backer
or breast , or soreness In any part of the body
In from one to three hours. It Is guaranteed
to promptly cure lameness , stiff and swollen
joints , stiff back , and all pains In the hips
and loins. Chronic rheumatism , sciatica , lum
bago or pain In the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's Homoeopathic Home Remedy
Company , of Philadelphia , put up specifics
for nearly every disease , which are sold by
all druggists , mostly for 25 cents a bottle.
Those- who are In doubt as to the nature ol
thealr disease should address Professor Mun
yon , 1505 Arch street , Philadelphia , giving
full symptoms of their disease. Professor
Munycn will carefully diagnose the case and
give you the benefit of his advice absolutely
free of all charge. The Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt of retail price.
A full line of
MUNYON'S REMEDIES ,
On hand. Mailed on receipt ot price.
7ni.i/ . ( > ; : I'Kxruitit co , ,
1403 Fatnam Stieet. Opposite Pazton Hotel.
OUAHA. NEli
NERVEFOOD
FOOD
FOODPILLS
PILLS
Are a scientific compound of medicines In
tended to build up the Nervu Structure and
restore to the whole body all of Its normal
functions.
UKCAUSB THKY AUI3 A NKRVE TONIC
whoso work IB benvllcltil nnd lasting.
1'rlcc , Jl.OO per box ; fl for to.OO. Sent by
mall. , . ,
If you are getting nervous nnd can t sleep
and don't care whether you go to you
nic-als or not You need them If you are
cross nnd Irritable without any vlnlblecause
or If suffering with any nervous disorder
1513 DODGE ST. ,
2d Door West I > . O. , Omnhn.
C. B. JACOUIOT&CO ,
Scientific Opticians
Complete assortment of gold audited
npeclnrles ami eyejluhsea , Kyenuxaiu-
inud free of eliar.-o.
No. 17 Mnln St. - Council Illuffs
" "Xp"Ba rTs _ Tu " * i oTS * "aadTsa -
NOTICE TO CONTHACTOUsl
Sealed bids will be received until 12 o'clock
m. Friday , July 2Cth , 1S&5 , at the olllco of
the commissioner of public lands und buildIngs -
Ings , Lincoln , Neb , for all labor and ma
terials required In the additions and altera
tions to tlm Institution for the Dent and
Dumb nt Omaha , Neb. , according to the
plans and specifications therefor , prepared
fay Fisher & Lawrle. architects , now on
file In the otllco of the commissioner of
public lands nnd buildings nt Lincoln , Neb. ,
and In the olllio of the architects , UfI'ax \ -
ton bldg. , Omaha , Neb. Separate bids will
be received for the work and materials In
the general contract nnd for the plumbing.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check for live hundred dollnrx ( { 500.00) ,
payable to the commissioner of public lands
und bulldlngB of the Etato of Nebraska ,
conditioned for the execution of a contract
In accordance with said bid If the name
tit ) uicrpted by the Board of Public Lands
und IltilldlngK.
The right Is reserved to reject uny or all
bids.
IJuted July 18th , 1605.H.
H. C. IHTSSELL ,
Commissioner Public Lands and Hulldlngs ,
OMAHA. July Sml. ! ISM.
The time for the reception of the above
bids la hereby extended to 2 p , m. , Monday ,
July S3th , 1W5. 3S. d .
THIS IS THE RATE NOW OFFERED TO ALL
People in the City and These in Distant Homos Are Invited to Ac *
copt Road Below the Svmutoms of Chronln
Ore.it number * of people suffer from the
nullgn poisons of catarrh , as from other
nubile chronic mnliullc.0 , without uny cor
rect or dellnlto Idea of the nature of their
illllctlon. The following symptoms have
been carefully at ratified to enable ninny
sufferers to tinduistand just what It Is that
ills them. Many disease ? , known under va
rious specific mimes , are really of n ca-
arthal origin and nature. Evnry part of
lu- mucus membrane , the nee , throat ,
eyes , cais , head , lungs , stomach , liver , bow-
Ms , kidneys and bladder , are subject tn dls-
ei.se and blight by catarrh. The proper
( .ourse for sufferers Is this : Head these
" .vmptoms can-fully over ; mark those that
ipply to your case and bring this with you
to Ir. . Copeland and Shepard. If you live
iwiiy from tin- city send them by mall
md ask for mall treatment. In cither In
stance , and whether by mall or otllco
tieatiiicnt , the patient may be assuied of
the speediest relief and euro possible to
enlightened inc-illi-liie.
'Mm So riti' l < lor till wno licglii In July.
llit < IIICIIUH Ilinl fur inch niul rvii > iniiiitli
if treulnifiit until i-uriMl tlio ( ! In only IS. % ,
nud cln.'H T.iSPIII ! fur symptom hliiiil- ,
irriillnt Ilio tilllro or lice coiuullutlon.
I'culn noxv.
Csitai-rh > f the llcuil and Throat.
: litUsii'il Mnrllng r ilnt In iliu I'rosn Mv
I .11 iiniiuitur.v iiiviinpiii : | .nt of all > liu .Mu-
ruii * kurl ires ,
"Is the lirenth foul 7"
"If the \olce husky ? "
"IXi s'oti sill | up slline ? "
"Do you nche all over ? "
"I'o ymi bliixv out scnlis ? "
"I Ihe nose s oppc.l up ? "
"Does your iinse illn'h.irue ? "
"Does I.IP lid : " bleed inslly ? "
"Is theio lli'ldlnn In the Hiin.it7"
"I ) > cru f * fonn In the note ? . .
"Is the 1100 soie und tender ? "
"Do s'ou Miei7.p u Krent deal ? "
"Does tlie nose lull nnd l > um ? "
"Is there pain In fiont of head ? "
"la tliPii1 pnln ncio s the es'es ? "
"Is theie p.iln In the luirk of head ? "
"Is youi sente of Finell leavInK ? "
"Do sou hu k to clear the tin nut 7"
"li , tnere n ilrnmi nn In the tnroat ? "
"Is the tluont dry In the morning ? "
"Are 5-1 u lorlnK sour sense of tni-te ? "
"Do you sleep with the mouth onn ? "
Catarrh of thu Stomach
An Inlhimumtury Kiivuliiiini < nt ( if thn 'lu-
cous .MirfiK'ett tif t liu Stiiiiiat'li. Usually Dili *
ti > Cilttirlml I'lilHiniH Itcculvuil Iliriiully
1'roni tlio 1 linnit.
"Is there nau en ? "
"Are S'ou costive ? "
"Is tliere voinlllUK ? "
"lo you belch up gas ? "
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
STEAM DYE W03KS
All kinds of Dyeing
and denning done In
the highest style of
the art. Faded and
stuiiK'il fabrics mnde
to look as good na
new. Work promptly
done and delivered
In all parts of the
country. Scad for
price lUt.
O A. MACIIAff.
Dfailway. near Northwestern -
western Depot , Council
Walls. Una. Tel. 3ii
If so it is to your Intercut to select tli.it Pain
which puts < ) ( T thu necessity of rep.tinting for
the longest period. Thu paints manufactured
by the IIKATII & MULLIGAN HIT . CO. ( ill this
reqn'rement. They have been sokl for thu past
forty years anvl have \von thu distinction of b.
ing thu most durable and economical.
DRUG , PAINT
AND GLASS HOUSE
Carries the most complete stock of Drills , I'aluts and Glass in C l.cit
HI nil's. Call or write for prices or color cards.
i groaeM ? gt " 'Tirff irr iiOTiimrn'n-TTTi- -
ART
Of the most beautiful patterns , original designs , and the prettiest fancies of archi
tects and homo builders faithfully an d artistically reproduced.
PJLATE GLASS-
From a tingle window to car lots.
GLAZED SASH-
All stock sizes , and any special slzo or shape desired furnished at less than any
competitor's prices by the
COUNCIL BLUFFS PAXTTT , OIL & GLASS CO. ,
The largest exclusive house In Western Iowa. Rend for prices on estimates.
Masonic Temple Iluilding.
- - * -aUBBWWnuwUf&G33
CI\I < 3 A1. nAIVRIHn'RK ' Attornnyiill.nw ,
M.HO & oAInDUlUuLi , > ractlce 111 the State
nnd Federal Courts. Rooms SOU-7-S-9 , Sr.iv
Bart , Block. Council Blurts. Iowa.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Ltavca | IICUUNOTON & JIO. HIVHIl. , Arr.ve
Omaha [ Union Ufji t , Mlh & MumuiSia.jUni.ilm
lu:10um Lii'iiver lJxprtss..7.7T. . . . IT4 lam
4i : iini.ll.k. Hills Mont t 1'uget rind. Kx. 4./Him
4:3iln : | Di'mer HXIUUMI 4u : iuu
7:01 : > i > ni..Nebraska Ixiciil ( except Buuday ) . ? :45un :
S-.Uiun..Lincoln I.ut-ul ( xi'rit | Hundjy.ll:2luni ) :
2lJpin..ru l Mull ( for Lincoln ) dally. . . _
Leaves ICIIIC'AUO. IH'ItMNUTOK & ( J.IArrlvcT
UmuliuiL'iilon depot , lu.li & Mason Sln. | Oiim.m
4:45pm : Chicago Ventlbule 90am :
6Mdm : ) ClilniBu Exiutas 4.5m : ;
7M : ] > m . .UlilcjKu & St. Louis Kxnrti . . Siw.uu
ll:35ain : I'uclllc Junction Local S:3U : | > iu
Fast Mall 2:4upm :
Leaves | CI1ICAC1 < 5. MIL. & ST. l'AUl , . | Arrl\es
OmalmU'nlun Depot , IQlli A ; Miiaun HtB. | Gmiihu
tuOpm : Chicago Limited
ll:3uam : . . . .Chicago L'xircja | ( tx.
Leaves ICHICAOO" V'NOUTinVISRT'N.fArrfvcT
OnmlialL'nlun Utrput , loth & MuuunjSU. | Omaha
10:40am Knntern Kxpress . . B pm
4:20pm : Vc-atlbuled Limited 'J:2oum
G:5r.um : Mo. Vulley Local 10:3. : < pm
_ :4Cpm : . . . . .Omaha Chlcugojlipeilul IMlpm
LTaveTTUliTCACforTC I. & TAClVlC. " fArrfvvy "
OimihatL'nloii Uepul. IQlli & Mutun Sin.I Omaha
EAST.
. .Atlantic Kxpresa ( ex. Sunday ) . . t:35nm :
. . NlKht ixpr83 : . U:2Jm :
4 .4 < ipm _ . „ .CJilcago Vi'stlbul. J Llnulcq. . . . j : jjun
" " "
_ _ _ _ .2 WKST. _ * _
6:45pm. : . Oklahoma f : Texas i ; * ( ex. Bun.10:3.'am ) :
. . . . .Colorado Limited . 4 .Oupin
Leaves" ! C. . ST. I' . , M. & O. | Arrl\e
Omuha ; Depot. 15lli and Webater at , _ MJiimha
9:25am. : . . . Nebraska I'atHenKer idally ) . . . . B:15pm :
4:30pm : . .Sioux City Kxprei.ii ( ex. Sun. ) . . ll Lam
6:10pm1.L. : . . .St. 1'uul Limited . 10Mjni :
Leavea I F. fcT& MO. VA MU"Y . ' ArrlvTT
Omahai _ Depot lliland _ Wybmrr Sti. I Omaha
2:10pmr : . Kaat Mall und Kxprraa . 4:55pm :
2:10pm.ex. : ( Kat. ) Wy < > . Kx. ( ex. Mun.l. . 4.r : > pm
D:0r.nm : . . .Norfolk Kxpreti. ( ex. tiunanyi. .10:3oam :
6:10pm : . . . . . . . . . .St. 1'aul Kxprt-m . IQ.Siiim
Leaves I K. C. , ST. 1. & C. B. lArrUta
OmahalL'nlon Urput , 10th & Mason gta.l Omaha
9Warn : . . . .Knnaaa C'lty Day Uxpreaa . . . 6:30pm :
:4ipm : .K. C. N'lelit I'x. Uit U. I * . Tran. 6OJum :
leaves I MlSPOimi PACIFIC ( Arrives
Omalial Depot , ISih and \VebnterBtR. _ | Omaha
10:1'am : St. I.nuls I'spivx 6Wain :
b:3upm : HI. IxmU i : > piCB G:0epm :
3:30pm : Nt-briuUg Loi'al ( t-x. Bun ) jwam :
Lciives I 81O17X CITY Sf TAdl'ir. lAirlvti
OmahaUeiiol | _ , 15th und _ Wbmtr Kit. | Ouiaiia
" " " '
6.10pm . _ . . . . . . . .SI. raul"Llmlttil" . . . . . 'lo.aooin
Leaver "f VlOt'X CITY VPAflKIOl , fArrlin
6S : am..7T..Koux | City I'HH ! nier T6:2lpin :
6:3tim. : | . . . HI. 1'aul . . . . . . . . . . ; : : [
Leaves I tlNiOfTpACMKfcr JArriver
OmalmlUnlon Dfuot. Itlth & Ma un Bin. Omalia
> :4Sum. : Kearney Hinrrii 12 Jupm
t0opm Overland Hytr l : jpm
t:00 : | > m Ileal'ce ft Stnim > b'K Ux ( ex. Bun ) . 12 30pm
7:00im : Paring hiprran 10.25ani
Ii4ipm .Katt Mall .4.10pm
L avr IVAIIAS I iTli AOAVAY I Arrlvei
OrnahalUnlon U < pul. 101 li Ai Ma un Hl > , l Omaha
lWpm..EU ; Ixiula Cimaoa laUliCpm ) ;
"Arc voti llRhi-henilnir'
"l yi'tir tuiiRiie conted ? "
"Have you miter Iinmii7"
"I' ' " urn ImttU nnd plit"
" 1 there | Mln ntler callim ? "
"Anoii ni > r\'ii nnd mk ? "
"I'u you linxc * li'k li itl.iolirT"
"Mo vou til in i up nfttr entlim ? "
"l Ilieic dl'KUst for Iirrakfit l7"
"llnve win illi > tii > M after ealliiK ? "
"Is your throai tlllrd llli nllmi'7"
"Ho you nt tlmr have dlinrliofn ? "
"If Oii-re mull or lilmul to thilieml ? "
"If thoic roiiKtiinl luid tnme Itt mouth ? "
"l tin-re KiiawliiR rnmnllnn In the Mnmncl > 7"
"Pn you lie ! HH thotiKli jou had lend In th
Dtnintirli ? '
"Whoti > i > u Kel up riiiMi-nly an- you dltzy ? "
" \ \ nen ' your almniuh Is empty do you feel
fnlnt ?
! ' . ! . ' " > ' ° ' 1 l'rl1'1' UP material that burns throat ? "
" \ \ hen st.imnch Is dill do you feel iwrvaird ? "
li of Hronclilul Tubes.
An liilliiiiiiiutlory Condition of tlio llronrlila
Itiinifillutcly .s.vnipulliiMia With t.'ntnrrli of
Iho 'llirn.it.
"Have j-on n couch ? " *
"Alt'llll lOMIIlir Ill-ill ? "
' IKi > ou muKli nl iilKlit ? "
"lla\e MHI lulu in ul , . ? "
"Do imi take i-ohl easily ? "
"l > n vtiu roiiKh until you piK ? "
"lio vnii nunfriithv nialrrlal ? "
"lo yini Mill up > i-llow iniitter ? "
"I'o jiiu IOIIKM on poliiK to lietit"
" | i vou i-oiiKli in tlio niornliiK > T"
"In > our rouuli hmt nml hnrhtiiRT"
"Do > oii sl > I up little ilipejy lunipH ? "
" | H l.ifre tlrklliiB lK > lilml the luluti' ?
"Have you pnin lirlilml the liieiistlKiiu- ?
"l > o tri'i > ' . "
you > ou nii xi'OKliiK we.ilier ?
"In there n InnnliiK pain In the lliinnt ? "
"ln you roimlioife nlRhts and mornliiKi ? "
"Do yuu ha\r to nil up nluhta to ut'l lirenlli ? ' *
Catarrh of thu Kidneys.
All liilbntuimtui.r iuv : -liinirit | : n : ilin JIu
O.IIK Snr.'nco , of ilu. Ulilnry , Sj inpiillintlf
U'ltli Ciuiirrhil roNonliis : of iho IllnoU ,
"Do sour hiimN nnd f-i > t swell ? "
"Aie they cold nnd rlainni ) V"
"Ifl tliero | iiin In smn'.l ' of luck ? "
"Is tue uilnii dull ; nml dmidy ? "
"II * n dp.i.idt | foi in when left ttandlng ? "
"In then' n ilmlrc to eel up at nlKlil ? "
"Do vou ec spotB Ilii.uliiK befoic the cyea ? "
"Is th tKIn dry nml Iiaish ? "
"Is tlio lialr iltj nnd brlltle ? "
"linn the nen-plintlon n bml mlor ? "
"Is then * putllnegs uiulur the ejrs ? ' *
"Ale then * ilnik HUBS nround the eyes ? "
"Hun the skin n waxy look ? "
"Pi ) sou pee muilrtiKiint tlilliKB hlp | nsleep ? "
"llnviS'ou ehllly feellnKS down the tack ? "
"Do the Joints pnln und urhe ? "
"Do the lens feel tiw heavy ? "
DRS , coiulxi ) &THEPARD ,
HOO.MS 312 AND 313 NKW YORK LIPB
11UII.DING. OMAHA , NEIJ.
Ortlce Hours-9 to 11 a. m. ; 2 to S p. m. . Eve-
nliiKD Wednesda.xs and Saturdays only.
C to 8. Sunday 10 to 12 in.
Mississippi.
Tbe Garden of the World I
Summers Cool-Winters Mild !
Mean temperature 42 to CO. Average rain ,
fall 68 Inches. No long cold winters. No
blighting hot uummcrH. No blizzards. No
drouths. Frto fuel. Uood wutor. The
earliest markets In the country. The best
prices for fruit and garden truck. Twenty
acies properly worked will make you more
money and make It easier than the boat
1 100 acres In the west or north. The tide haa
turned towards * the south , the land of quick
est and surest results wllh the least risk
and labor. One half the work you do hero
will brlnR you four times the results In thi3
wonderfully rich country ; there IB no such
thing as failure. The people arc friendly ,
the cllmato delightful ami healthy ; ral'.road
facilities flrM-clasB. and the whole country
bids and pays for what you rulne. Cattle
run out the whole year nnd do well und two
Iti three crops can be raised each year.
Particulars plvon on application ; correspondence -
dence solicited.
I
1017 Fill-mini St. . Omaha. Neb.
I' . BANFOIID , A. W. IIRIKMAN.
1'reildenL Cathler.
Fid Nationa
Of COUNCIL DLUrrJ , Iowa
Cnpit ll , . - . § 100,00
Profits , . . . 12,0000
One of the oldeit bunks In the iiate ot loua.
Wo ollclt your tm lne and collections. W
l > uy & per crnt on tlmo depoalti. We will bo
pledged to eo and erve you.
Special Notices-Couocil
CHIMNKYB CLEANED ; VAULTS CI.KANED.
tid UurUe , at W. B. Iloraer1 ! . tMJlrondwuy. _
I'UUIT KAIUt AND QAItDUN LAND KOIt
le cheap and on eiuy term * . Day It llm ,
n I'eurl mreet.
roil SALE. A NKAIILY NEW NINIMtOOU
houie , with tarn , cluurn , city water ut lioui *
and barn , fruit , nice ihade trcct , on u nicely
cradcd lot Wx2i reel , for C.auO.OO , iwothlrJ *
cu h. H3 1'erln avenue. Council llurf . _ _ _
WANTUIl , TO IIUY HOUSES , S -
iMa 1 2'W-IU liorsri and inultn , Apply lu Jams *
Mc.S'auglilun , jr. , 'M Thlid avtnuo ,