I THE OMAHA DAILY 1TBE : TriUSDAT , JUNE 15 , 185)7. ) J ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MINOIl MIIXTIOV.
Julia Walker la In Shrnanduah.
Tred Hill Ir In Minnesota on K fishing
trip ,
W. W Loomlx d iKirled for Mluneapolia
1 < t evening.
Dcrry boxes , baskets , bee guppllei ,
Younkerman ,
Jcslah Danforth has returned from SI-
loim Springs.
J M , Hart and wife vslll gq to Lake Pr < -
ton thlfl week.
Horn , to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graeon , 1027
Avenue J , a little girl.
Hon John Y Stone and Smith McPherron
were In the city > eaterda > .
Patronize the popular Kagle laundry , 724
Ilroatlvvay Tel _ 167 Three waRoni.
Harl Oreen rcturntil jCKtcrtliy from n
iihort visit at hl < homo In Talrbury , Neb.
Mr A nhrenstcln and son , Ar'iiur , left
for Sioux ntj last evening. They expect to
be gene tuo wcekn.
L.trgu front room and alcove fumtflhcif ;
with or without board ; alno nldc room. 221
South Seventh street.
David llu-ilm of Streetflvllle was arrested
lact night upon a charge of Intoxication and
disturbing the peace.
Major Carron yesterday gave Instructions
to the pollco ( o clone all niloons promptly at
12 o'clock each night. The order wag un
forced lo-H night.
The I.ojal Tempeianco army will meet al
the homo of Mrs. Kiaucy , 351 Scott street ,
Tiie di > cvunlng at 3 o'clock. A good at
tendance Is desired , us itrruiRi'mi nts nro ta
bo maijc for a picnic lh j following Ihurs-
day.
day.II
II N Whitlleeeyvcnt to Nebratski City
yes'erda > for the pupo e of gauging a couple
of atinmboatH that will ply on the Missouri
river during the pre-aent season and while
the exposition lasts The work came within
the scope of his duties ns Inspector of cus
toms at this port.
JiuiHB Kettcrmau , a Junk dealer , was ar-
rented jesterday for maintaining a nulcanco
on lili premises. Keltcrnun had Katlurcd
a large ( | iiantl' > of old bones and had con
structed a pyiamld that v\ae rerv unslghtl )
nnd noisome He lefu'ed to comply \vlth
the request of his neighbors to remove the
boncb and the ) appealed to the pollc.1 foi
relief
C II Vlavl compan > temale remedy. Med
ical consultation fr < H > Wednesdaj. Health
book ftirnlshe-d " 2C-327-iJS : Merrlam block
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 520.
Couche-s In valour , JC 75 , at Durfeo Furni
ture companj , 205 nd 207 Urnadway ,
TI\U novTIII : rim ; THAT ,
Council Cotivlmli-H < o Coiiiloiuti tin
Old CNtcru llot.-l HiitlilliiK.
The city council met je ° tcrday morning al
10 o'clock as n committee of the whole foi
the purpose of considering several matters
that were roferrdd at the meeting on laal
Monday night One thing referred was the
petition of property owners and residents or
Kast Uroadway , asking the council to con
demn nnd have torn down the old Weste-m
house , a tumble-down arrav of old building ;
located at 30I-30S. The councilman , aftei
making a thorough Investigation Inside am ]
out , decided that the petltioncia were en
titled to have their praver granted , that the
old pllei wa < a menace to surrounding prop
erty and was gcnerallj unlit for any useful
purpose , and decided to recommend Its de
struction
Thy building was built nearly forty jears
ago , when the chief portion of the town vvac
cast of Main street , and the hotel wag a con
spicuous structure and a profitable piece ol
property In course of time Its patronage
outgrew Its original proportions , and an ad
dition was built. It was not long until an
other addition was made. It changed handi
frequently and a majority of the owncn
found It advisable to build additions , until II
finally reached Its present proportions. Toi
twentj-i jears scarcely a dollar's worth ol
repair work has been done upon It.V. . W
Illlgcr was Its last owner. It came Into hi *
possession during the real estate boom ol
1SSG-7. Bllgcr procured a fine architect' *
drawing of the building , and with the aid
of numerous affidavits signed by himself anil
Bomo other smooth work succeeded In getting
an eastern capitalist to loan a large amount
of money upon the old structure. The mort
gage finally found Its way Into the pos
session of H New Hampshire bank , where II
IB still held. The building has long beer
a -very unsightly pile , and danger from fin
has made It a menace to uurroundlng prop
crty , causing a heavy advance In Insuranci
rates. It will be pulled down at once ant
the lot cleared off.
Thu council alfio considered the two or
dlnanccs that John W Paul has been asking
to have passed granting him the right to laj
railroad tracks along Indian creek after he
had converted the big open ditch Into r
closed sewer The two ordinances were con
nected , but ono was asking for the right tc
lay street car tracks on all of the streets o ;
the city In the name of the Council Hlutt !
Traction company. Mr. Paul was not pres
ent to advocate his Interests and both or
dinances were laid on the table.
W. N. Johnson , representing the America :
Telegraph and Ixmg Distance Telephone
company of Iowa , was before the committee
to urge the recommendation of a franchise
to open an ofllce and pass through the city
The matter had been pretty thoroughly dls-
tussed previously and the committee voted
to recommend the granting of the franchise
A committee , composed of Graham , Sajlei
and Casper , was appointed to draw an or
dinance and submit It to the council.
We want all the good farm loans we cai
get ; 6 per cent IntercsC.and a small com
mission. No delay for ttho money.V
want jour flrc and tornado Insurance 01
farm , town or city property. Best of com
panics represented. Lougco & Lougec , 23
Prarl street.
The Pusey & Thomas Abstract and Loai
company removed from Mcrrlain block t
li Pearl street.
DcrthlcU Clul. anil UOHNII | | .
The Dcrthlck club held Us regular fort
nightly meeting last night , nnd conalderci
Uosslnl anil his work. The program wa
very Interesting It follows :
Characterisation of Rossini Van Cleve
\V S ItlKilon.
Overture to Scmliamide nossln
.Mliw Monti Heed nnd Miss Xuln Ilne
Qinrtct-T.vrole.se ejhorus ( William Tell )
* > * . . . . . . . . . . . . . KosQln
McschuncH Hlmoiig nnd MiillUs , Messrs HIg
ilon ami ThlckHtun
Tarantella ( Hnlree Mil "lea I ) . . . Hossln
Ml i Poane t'liambcrlln.
Cujus Anlmnm ( Stub-it Mater ) Hossln
I M Tre > nor
Tipes of Music glmlcnts , . . . Dudley Hug !
I ) U Stuart
Quls cit Homo ( Stnbat Mater ) . Hossln
Mi'silninfH Mullls and Simons
Overture to Wllllnm Tell . . . Hossln
Miss Norn McC'alio and Mlf.s K < e < l
Bextct From Lucia What Troni Ven
geance . . Ponizett
Mesdiimes Wndsworth nnd MullK Messrs
Tre-jnor , Hlgdon , Hliniu- ; and Thlcki'tun
AnaljBcs , by Van Cluve , Head by I , SI
Tro > nor.
Itching , IrrllHfil , rcaly , crustrit Scalpi , dry , lulu ,
and falling IZ Ir c cinieil , purlflrd , nil trautl-
Ced by waru tluuipooi Kith CCTIcnBi Soir ,
and occitlctnl rircu nv > uf CfTtcc irureit of
cmolltrnli , Ibcsria
TreatmenV vlll produce a cW.-n , ticnllhy tcalp
wllb lainrlant , Icttroo hair , vhtn ill cite fall *
Fold IhrnBf Host th warli. l"ortn Oara i D Cain.
Coir . i Tiopt . llotiou
or' Uo * < p 4ucc l.umUM Ilitr , " mailed tit I.
flU CIDC ll * > C < * ii IntiMly
UN rlnC
WILL FORCE IIARDR'S ' HAN ! )
County Gets a Mandamus Against the
Kecalcitant Assessor.
CALLS ON HIM TO GIVE UP THE TAX BOOKS
Writ Mn lo Itrtiirtintili' % Iul > ' 1 , When
thp .Mrrllfi if tlic ( ; < uilrer j
\\tll Mr IiHitllrcil Into 1) >
.linlKo Smith.
Yeiterdaj Cily Assessor HarJIu was urvnl
with a writ of mandamus from Jl.dfet t-mlth
ot the district court. The writ was the
result of the resolution pm-d bv the Hoard
of County Supervisors Jim befoto ; idonrn- )
mr > nt on Saturday evnnlnj , dlreftiu , } the
county attornc ) to take leg-il pioccedinci
nynliut the btrcssor to compel him to tuin
over to the county auditor the asi i'fmoH
book ? , vvhlrh ho hail refused tcdo uiitll tl.i
board had alloivvd hh rlntm of | 2,400 Ini
making the pri's'-nt year's nss tsmt'nt
County Attorney faundero followed thr In-
Etructlons of the board and ( lied his pcllUon
jeatriday morning The petition is filed In
the nameof the county and Auditor J M
Matthews. It briefly sols forli that the
blank assessment books were turned o.e'i
to the * assessor last January to be ! iletV ] out
Afrcr i ompleUlng his work , Ilirlui submltie.il
the hooka to the City council for Its con
sideration as a board of equalization , and
the petition alleges , ho now refuses to turn
them over to the county auditor , as the law
requires Judge Smltti Usiinl the writ ami
set the date of hearing for July 1. The
writ commands Hanlln to ippeir In torn
on that date and jhow cause nliy he should
not turn over the books.
Hardln jesterdaj iave ; a do'alk'l fit'iounl
of hl < ! controver-jy with th-t county boar.I
and Is confident that when his side of the
OP is shown to the cour * . hn will be bus-
talnrd , although he expeva to In * oblige 1 ti
relinquish th books
"The bills I have put In to the county , "
Raid he. "have been uniformly less than the
nspcnsnrs' fe i > In other cities In the state
the flbc of Council Illuffa I have taker
pains to write to the auditors and assessor :
In various cities for the purpose of ascer
taining the amount of the fees of the cltj
assessor In Sioux Cltj he has drawn $3GO (
for the same work I have charged $2,40 $ (
for The same Is true In Dubuque , Burling
ton and a number of other cities the size ol
Council Bluffs The fees I have asked have
been allowed without quibble since ISSH , will
the exception of one > ear when the assessoi
only asked $1 700. That assessment was si
full of errors that It cost the board about
$1000 to correct It. Every other year per
sonal propertj only Is assessed , and for thli
work the allowance has been $1.200 or $1,300
and In the other jcars when both persona
and real estate propertj has been assessed
the fees have been ; $2,400 Last jcar I pu
In a bill for $1,300 for making the persona
assessment. The board cut It down to $900
I objected and showed that it could not b <
done properly for less During the contro
ve sy I also called attention to the fact tha
the law requires the county auditor t <
furnish me with plats showing the locatlot
and giving the owners' names of all the prop
crtj In the township , and Intimated that nil
lots my bill was allowed I would Insist upor
this feature of the law being complied with
The board discovered that It would coat abou
$3,000 to have these plats made , and we com
promised bj : the board restoring $300 of the
amount taken from my bill I went ahcac
this jear with the understanding that there
wns to be no more trouble , pushed the worl
along by the employment of three or four at
sistants , and completed the assessment li
ample time for the use of the city counci
sitting as a board of rquall/atlon during tin
month of Maj\ When I learned on. Saturda ;
that my bill was to be cut squarely In tvv <
I took1 advantage of the only recourse I hai
and notified the board that I would hold thi
books until my bill was allowed. In m ;
controversy with the board one of the mem
bers intimated that he could get a man whe
would do the work for a good deal less thir
$1,000 a jear and I could not resist the re
tort that I could get men to sit on the boare
at 50 cents a elay. I told the members of tin
board that if It was necessary to make a gen
eral cut in the salaries of the count ]
officers I would not object to bear my t-hare
but J did object to being the only one ti
suffer. The law unfortunately makej no dls
Unction between the township nnd city us
sessoro. It calls for the pavrncnt nf $2 a ( , a ;
for each. If the law VMS literally foi
lowed , It would be Impossible to make a clt ;
assessment. Instead of one jear , It wouli
take two jcars to do tin ; vvoik. UnJcr thi
rule generally adopted by the Iowa eitlc
there Is only a fair salary for the a'sesso
after he paj-s the expends of his assistants
H Is absolutely necessaiy for him to kte ]
a horse and buggy and hire livery teams ti
get over the1 ground In tlm" .
"I expect to turn over the books , and be
Ileve the matter will be lOriptomUail befon
time set for hearing the mandamus case. "
WIM , MJT SI'IUMCIjU THU STKU13T
Clt > Council Ievlliu > N ( o AiMiroprliiti
Mon - > for Ion or Ilronili\ity.
The question of whether the new macadan
work on Lower Broadway ehould be sprlnklei
during the summer was discussed at grca
length by the cltj council at the meetlni
last night. The matter came before thi
council in the form of a proposition fron
Contractor Wlckham to guarantj .bo sprink
ling of the track during ihe summer if thi
city would paj $75 toward the -nst. In tin
course of his explanation ha announced tha
a number of the teamsters doing the Creates
amount of heavy hauling over the ti-e3t ha (
expretaed their willingness to jjn rlhute ti
Inn sprinkling fund , , and that eevrr.il of thi
South Omaha packing hJuse tea listers h&i
offered to contribute $10 each to [ he fund
Wlckham explained that while his bond le
quired him to keep the itrcct In repair fo
a jear It did not require him to sprinkle It
He declared If the street was sprinkled a
the start and for the first reason It xvoult
add many jcars to the life of the macadam
A number of the aldtTmtm opposed the ap
proprlatlon of any more monej for the < Uree
and Wlckham called their attention to thi
fact that It was poor business policy to In
vest $11.000 In a plcco of work and let It hi
terlouely damaged at the start by refusing ti
spend $75 additional to preserve It and maki
It permanent He announced that the sprlnk
ling would coat several hundred dollar
during the tearon , but that all of the cos
uoulij bo provided for If tlio cltj would pa ;
Its share The proposition , however , waa re
Jected.
i'iioonii > iNfis or TIIH urrv COUNCIL
< ; it > I'atlKTH Meet anil TriuiHiivt Con
xlilrrilMr IIIXIII-MN | ,
The pay roll of the Indian Creek work wa
presented and allowed
The council had Its attention called to th
cane brought against O C Pullman to col
Icct poll tax which was dismissed by th
cltj. The notification was In the form of ,
cost bill of $1275 , which was ordered paid
The council spent t > omc time In dlscusalni
the ecttlcmcnt with Contractor WIcKhamJo
Iho lower lircadvvay macadam The Join
tommittve from the council and countj bean
submitted Its report of thu bettlemcnt madi
by which the cltj'b portion of the final cot
was shown to ba $1995.90 The report wai
accepted and placed on flic , and Wlckham'i
bond for $2,000 to keep the street in repali
for one jear was accepted , In lieu of the II
pe'r cent helJ back
Countj Audltrr Matthews sent In a com
munlcation asking the atalatance of the clt ]
in the fight with Aesecsor Hardln Cltj
Attorney Hazelton slated that as the matte ;
had been taken Into the courts It wai
bt'jond the Jurisdiction cf the city.
The report of the committee of the wh l <
coiicc'nlnv ; ( ho condemnation of the oU
Western house and the disposition of Mr
Paul's Indian creek ordinances v\&s uubmlttei
and approved
The question of passing an ordinance re
moving thu sidewalk and permitting tin
Uulou Pacific Railway company to lay Iti
tracks on Tenth avtnue from Sixth street
to Main , In compliance with requects of the
Fioucer Implement company , McCormlcl
Harvester company nnd other * for additional
trackERc was dlaeussed at great length. The
railroad company already ban the right to laj
two tracks on the street , but some of the
alderman ffjnd that the ordinance mlghl
confer th privilege of laying four tracks
This fear was removed by explanations fro it
Cltj Atturnov Hazelton and the ordinance
was passed all Interested property owncn
having astcnted to the change
The council extended Its thanks to Superin
tendent HV Mother ! of the Iowa School
for thu Deaf for his recent entertainment ol
the members at the Institution
A resolution was Introduced and referred
to the Committee on streets and altejs
ordering Third street brought to grade fron :
riftfnth to Nineteenth streets
Cltj nnglnecr Tostevln presented eome
changes and amendments to the general
rpcclfloatlons for sidewalk construction Tin
changes were unimportant , but the city nt-
tornej decided the bids called for bj adver
tisement to be filed by June 2S could not be
based upon the new specifications
The allcj In block 11 , Stuuman s second ad-
dltlon was ordered brought to grade
Residents of Talrvlcw avenue asked to hove
the ntrcet brought to permanent grade Thcli
peto'ttlon wa ? referred
Residents In the vicinity of Cockran part
asked the cltj to purchase seventeen feel
on South Twentj-second street from Broad' '
way to the park , for the purpose of wldcnlnF
the street and making a htndbomc approach
to the park. The atrip ot land to be pur
chased will cost $125. The matter was re-
fcircd to the committee of the whole for in-
ve tlgallon.
The committee on printing reported Ir
favor of awarding a contract to Morchouse
& Co for printing 4,000 new city warrants
and , after some discussion on the subject ol
the general printing contract , the report was
approved
The water and gas companies were grantei
permission to dig up the paving on strceti
where * It was necessary to hunt for lost slot
cocks. The council then adjourned , to race
again next Mondnj night.
nn.i , cni.nuu vii : .iiiui.nn DAY
MlK'rn of Monx Clt ; llif\o n I'ro-
Hi-llMI of Sport * for .Mint * ' - - .
SIOUX CITY , Juno 14 ( Spccnl ) On .turn
22 several hundred Brltlsheis and perFoni
of English. Irish , Scotch or WoUn parentagi
of this and adjoining towns will Join lu ;
celebration of Queen Victoria's Jubllco annl
versary In this cltj Extensive preparation :
are being made for the event The fprenooi
will be devoted to oratorical and musiia
exercises At noon the celebratoro will luncl
at nivsrslde park , where an athletic piograii
will be carried out in the aftunnon 1'ollow
Ing Is a list of the contests whUU have beei
arranged Cricket game , b'twe ° ii pIcKei
teams 100-jard foot race , open lo all , 10U
jord foot race for men over 15 ; thres-'cg ' ev
rice , sack race , 100-jard foot nice for boj
under 14 100-jard foot rac fe-i bovs undo
18 , swimming race , fat men s lare 100 jardc
foi contestants weighing 225 pounds 01 over
boat race , long Jump , hop , ukip and jumr
open to all , hop skip and Jump , for men ovc
45 , tug of war between teams repiofcutin
different nationalities , pota'o ra-e , qlrlf
race Suitable prizes and .souvenirs will b
given to the successful contestants in th
various events
uivi > \ TO iinr.i-s TO INVISTIOATI :
Commit leton Sdttu In
MtlttitloiiM Cctx to Work.
DCS J1OINES , Juno 14 ( Special Tele
gram ) The legislative committee on Inves
tlgation of stutc Institutipns met here toda ;
to plan for Its work. The commutes con
slsts of Senator T. D. Healy of Tort Dodgi
and Representatives Prank Merrlum of Man
Chester and Claude n. Porter of CenUrvillo
Senator Healj was elected chairman and Hep
rcsentatlve Merrlam sccretarj- . The commit
tee will choose an expert accountant nnd :
stenographer , and will begin In abou * twi
weeks to investigate. Each Institution vvil
bo Investigated In detail and the report vvil
be the most exhaustive ot the kind e > er ma-li
in the state. The committed is In favo
of the plan of governing the Institution ;
through a single state board , and will proba
bly recommend this change In the laws to th
next legislature.
COMI'L UX OP HIGH AbSCShMCVTfi
Den Mo I lies Corporation ) ! In 11 Pl li
nltli the Clt } .
DCS MOINES , June 14.-Spfclal ( Tele
gram. ) The city council , as a boi-I of equal
Nation , Is In a fight over the as-iessmen
of the city's corporations. The stre1. rail
way , gas company , electric light company
water company and llko corpo-utlons havi
had their assessments Increased by tlio as
scssors from 100 to 400 per cent , nnj thi
companies demand a reduction to the oh
figutes , which were merely nominal and no
representative of anything like the taxabl
values or the properties. The ccuncil wi :
In se'-s'on most of the day wltnout accoin
pl'shlng ' anything , and on Wednesday vvil
hold another bcsslon , when a large numbc
of citizens will appear and Insist that th
assessments shall not be reduced.
I-IMJ A CUIin KOIl HOC. CHOIiUA
ItcNiiItH of nxprrliiK'iitM Coiuliictotl h ;
Hallrouil CniuiiniiifM.
DUBUQUE , la. , Juno 14 It has beci
chow a by experiments' at many places li
Iowa , under the supervision ot the frelgh
officials of tlio Chicago , Milwaukee . St
Paul and Chicago. Burlington & Qulncy rail
way companies , that hog cholera cup bi
cured. Generally the disease Is not prevalen
In the summer , but a large quantity of pee
corn has been fed this jear , and new case *
are found dally. These companies have 01
file In their offices scoren of letters from hoi
raisers throughout tne northwes showlni
that their efforts to euro and prevent hoi
cholera have been signally successful.
Slonx Clt > 'H Inline-UNO Areu.
SIOUX CITY , Juno 14. { Special ) - uper
intendent Kratz , In his annual report to th
Board of Education , makes tbs following in
terestlng statement. "But few of our clt'
zens appreciate the difficulties which con
front the Hoard of Education in Its at
tempts to furnish bdiool accommodations t
the widely scattered rtaldents of this clt
of 'magnificent distances. ' When It Is re
called that New Yoik City , with its nearl1
2.000,000 inhabitants , covers less terrltor ;
than Sioux Cltj , some idea maj be formed o
the dimcultleb to be overcome in placlni
schools within the reach of all our children,1
Sioux City comprises tnentj six square miles
HonorinUi'Krot * foi-1'iof. ICralr. .
SIOUX CITY , June 14 ( Special Telegram
Superintendent H. E Kratz of the Slou
City schools , has received from Hober
Palmer , president of the Society of Science
Letteia and Art ot London , a diploma o
membership in the organization with th
degree of Pellow of the Society ot Science
The honor is due > to Prof Kralz's promlnenc
In the investigation and promotion of cull
t > tudj matters as a part of school work.
I'll > I UK' it nitlili-nil to lU'iiONltiirx.
SIOUX CITY , June 14 ( Special Tele
gram ) Receiver Jonathan W Hrown of th
Sioux National bank has rccei.ed from th
comptroller of the currency about $100,00
In checks with which he has begun the paj
incut to depositors of the 20 , ier ueut ellvl
dend ordered bj the comptroller.
Ilo > Dronnril Near C'rrBton.
CUESTO.V. la , June 14. ( Special Tele
gram ) Willie Bogart , aged 12 , was drowne
this afternoon in Twelve Mile creel : 1h
body was recovered.
PI ml n Sack of lloltl' ' .
The police last evening vis ted tne > home o
the Kustners on Emmet street und uneiirthe
a couple of racks of empty bottler , lAhlc ]
were burlej In the back j-ani of the reel
deuce The bottles were nt llrst eu1 posed t
have been taken from NeUon'b ralgon a
Thirtieth and t-'iiaiildinu streets , but It wa
ater learned that they came- from anothe
saloon In the neighborhood The rucks vver
te-d In precisely thu same manner as th
others found on the Kettner preraltts The' '
were take-n to the police M.itioii and will b'
used as evidence In the trial of the Kest
ner *
If jour bones or Joints ache with rheu
matlim or neuralgia , try Pill An emlc pink
Made only by Mercer Chemical Co. , Omaha
ALL THREE WAST THE HEAD
Difficulties in the Vajkof Fusion in Iowa
State
DEMOCRATS W.Lt"flOMINATt . BOIES
Kv-CJov enior Hnij slftnilflril III * Will-
'
ItiKnrNH l < > A 'C M C 'ft III * Cntiillilnc )
. In IH'iMiieil > t > i > NNiir > _ l'lniiN itt
the Silver Pnrtlfi.
HI
DBS MOINES , Junil 14. ( Special Tele
gram ) The dcmocr'atlc , populist and silver
republican state convetilibn Mill be held here
Juno 23 ana vvlll name a fusion ticket The
occasion Mill be one ot the most remarkable
In the polltlail history ot the state The
three contentions are expected to bring 2,500
delegates to town. They Mill be called to
order at the same hour , 10 a in , In halls In
dlflerent parts ot the city In addition la
the regular work ot organization each con
vention Mill name a committee ot one from
each congressional district on conference.
Thrso three committees will meet In Joint
session and determine the division ot the
ticket between the factions The report will
be acted on by each convention separately
and If any one rejects It new committees
Mill be named nml a new conference held.
There Mill be small surprise If scrloui
dltllcultles arise before an agreement Is cf
fectcd. A governor , lieutenant governor , eu
premo Judge railroad commissioner , am
state superintendent are to be nominated
The democrats Insist that they must nami
the candidate for governor nnd It will b <
Horace Boles. Word reached the city toJa )
that leaves no .doubt he Mill accept , If nom
Imxtcd. He hni BO announced to leaders o
the party who demanded to know flnallj
whether he would accept under nnj clrcum
statues He has stated that he would not bi
able to make such a campaign as he did It
previous vcars , but If the party deemed hl <
candldacj neccssar > , ho would accept. Thli
leaves no doubt of his nomination by tin
democrats , at least.
Hut the silver republicans vvunt the noml
nee for govcr lor and have been doing some
wire pulling to effect a combination to throw
it to them Judge \V. A Spurrier of thl"
city i * the candidate The populists ala <
want It and S H Dasher of Waterloo I :
their candidate On the remainder of thi
ticket there are candidates In all the camps
but for supreme Judge the nomination I
generally conceded to Judge L G Klnnc
the present democratic member ot the supreme
premo court.
The managers of the fusion movement an
hav lag extreme dlfllculty In keeping tin
various elements In line. There has evci
been talk of making no reference to thi
liquor iiucctlon In the platform. Such i
platform would be an unhoird-of thing It
Iowa but there are reasons for It. H 1 :
argued that the prohibitionists are general ! ;
for free silver and that they would comi
Into the fusion If the liquor qucctlon wen
not touched. To this course there Is stroiu
opposition and a fight may result. It li
uncertain whether each party will mike i
separate platform or all will make the cami
declaration , but the ticket will go on thi
ballot under the name ot democratic.
South Omaha News.
? 53t.Sa3jaja'Zc2j' '
At the meeting of the city council las
night the fire and wate ? committee rcportci
In favor o ! an ordinance regulating the prlci
to be pilcl for fire lydrants , and the price ti
be charged for water to. private consumers
By a unanimous vote the city attorney wa :
Instructed to draft an ordinance regulatlni
these charges.
Liquor licenses vveri granted to Henr ;
Krug , ISC South Twenta-first street ; P. J
Frank , Twentieth and S streets ; C. T. Wey
rauller , 3J01 Q street ; Krltz Noltlng , Kallvva ;
avenue and , . Madlfons street : Welsh . Marti. )
2411 X street ; George W. Tierney , 406 Nortl
Twenty-fourth street.
A bad washout on Twentj-third street , be
tween L. and M streets , Mas ordered filled.
Twcntjeighth street , from H to I street
was ordered repaired by the street comnils
sloner. as was also H street from Twenty
seventh to Twenty-eighth street.
A request to vacate the alley In block 2
Maxwell addition , was referred to the com
mlttee on streets and alleys. This block I
at Twelfth and I streets , and the owner de
sires to erect a building In the center of th
block.
Another gas franchise ordinance MO
sprung on the council. After the first read
Ing the Judiciary committee reported In favo
of Its passage. The rules were suspendei
and the ordinance read for the second time
The annual appropriation ordinance was In
troduccd and referred to the Judiciary com
mlttee.
An ordinance levvlng a tax upon all rea
estate and pers-nal property In the city vvhlcl
Is ta\nbl" was read fcr the first time and re
fcrred to the Judiciary committee for the pur
pose ot filling In the amounts
The Judiciary committee reported favorabl ;
on the ordinance vacating certain streets am
alleys In the northwestern part of the clt :
for the sugar beet factory. The South Omah ;
Land company agrees to give a bond fo
I $10,000 to Indemnify the city against los
'
arUIng from damages by reason of said vaca
tlon.
tlon.A
A long ordinance assessing special taxc
up against certain propertj to pay for remov
Ing garbage was read and referred
An , ordinance regulating the speed of bi
cycles wa . raid. Illcjcles must be provldei
with bells to warn pcdcatrlaus and riding 01
sidewalks Is prohibited. Six in 11 re an houi
Is the maximum speed
The appraise appointed to Investigati
the damages to properly by reason of thi
change of grade on Tvventv-seveiith stree
from C to F reported that no dimage woulc
accrue to the pioperty abutting on thl :
street.
Building Inspector Deal reported thlrtcer
permltn Leaned In May and fees to thi
amount of J2S SO collected.
During May there were twenty-two birth :
and twcntj-flvo deaths in the city ,
Treasurer Broaduell reported a balance o
f37,366 In the treasury at the co e ot but'l
ness Mijy 31
George Tierney vvas given permission ti
remove his /saloon from 2527 X street t <
Twenty-fifth and Q ,
Property owners asked for a fire hydran
at Thirty-ninth and Q streets and cent alonj
a. check for $30 to pay for came until tin
next levy Is made. Hcferred to the fin
and water committee
Ma > or Kneor vetoed a resolution order
ing crosswalks laid In the .Second ward fo
the reason that the street repair fund I ;
cVhaunted. The mayor suggested In hi
veto that no more crosswalks be orderci
laid until the , next lev/lib made. The veti
uau sustained. „
There will be duo at the fiscal -agenc ;
July 1 the sum of $9,70S on bonds , etc , am
Treasurer Droadwell.nqtl/led / the council tha
It wruld be necersary . , to borrow $1.200 ti
meet the payment , Th.e , finance commlttci
will attend to the waiter.
H , W Reed sent in a , communication ask
Ing tint he be paid ? I2 per month for iiprlnk
ling street Intersections , The matter wai
sent to the finance committee.
City Clerk CarpeUter was given a twi
wcskn' vacation
Upon motion of Scbultz JSOO was trans
fcrred from the occwiiallon tax fund to i
number of depleted funds
Bids for the laying rt > f permanent side
walks will be advertised by the clerk
WMS authorized to appoint ap
prate era to appraise the , damage caused b ;
the vacating of an alley at Twenty-elghtl
and iA streets to be lined by the Lawrenci
Shot and Lead company Messrs Hector
O'N'ell and Christie were appointed as thi
appra'etrs. '
Kelly offered a resolution authorizing thi
major to appoint a special committee ti
Investigate the charges against Cartage Man
ter Lenagh as to overcharged and coiduc
ot the emploti of the garbage master'
department. The mayor appointed , Mei > sr8
Kelly Caldwell and Scbultz uo this com
mlttee
Complaints ere made that the prlvllegi
given livery stable Keepers , allowing then
to dump manure In wa.ihouts , kid be'i
abused Hereafter no manure will be al
lowed dumped In Mishouta In the ntreeti
without permlrelon cf the ct ! > engineer ,
Tralnar offered a resolution aboltililni
the office of milk Injector. The mayor al
lowed the matter to drift along to % vote
and then announced that the whole mitter
was out of order The vote w' * a tie and
the motion was dtclared lost.
A number of bills were ordered paid and
the council adjourned until Wednesday
evening , June 30.
H \\n
Hnnnl of Kilurntlon Aitoiiis Itir Coin-
nil ttoi-'x Heroin lite * mint Ion * .
At a special meeting ot the Hoard ot IMu-
cation held last night teachers and Janitors
for the coming jear were elected Tori-four
of the fifty-six teachers employed Mere reelected -
elected * Of the remaining twelve , four nre
out on leaves of absence nnd two have re.-
signed , leaving lx neither elected or re
Jtcled , but subject to timber consideru'ien
b } the board. Superintendent Munro anJ the
committee on trixcheris could nut unanlmcu * y
recommend more at this time. Those elected
ateHlph
Hlph Sihool W , J Tailor , principal ;
Helen S < ? elpv , n < MMant I'rlnclpU , Hi'lllo
Moore nnd Mary I. llo
1'rlnclpnlt Marlon A Thompson , Hlih
School Annex , Anna \Vell Lowell , KNlp
M Hiutmnli , Wp t Side , Klizi Olbb , High-
Inml , Until Turner , Albrlgl-t , Martha
12\nti4. Hrovvn IMrk , Mnry Sovkorn , Unvv-
tliorne
Sl > Aclal Tcncher- Jean Hovd Mullrn , MI-
pervL or of music , Jennie Little , < iup.er\l or
ot drawliiR. J. A < Heck , supervHot of bjsl-
ness course
Urndp Teachers Lulu Hell Alice Havens ,
Clarn Davlf , Hoix ? Hoinby , Mnrv Cnrnahnn ,
ntlle SaniMiii , Je le Stltt , Mnrj Novacek ,
Jf sle A. Hobln-ton , Julln Carnev , Kmmi
Herman. Anna Tav lor , JInry H Itsrd , Min
nie n Uennl Slimline J Lnucr , Norn M
Snyder , Mnud i ; Thomn , Murgnrrt O'Tool ,
Stella M. Cain. Alary Onrst , Al.u tha A.
Wlddlf. Hebtoca ( lehon , Sain V Tn > lor ,
Lillian Hald. Joslo M Ornnllch. SophK
Cleveland , Cora Oo npy Cthel McMlilen ,
Anna Tovvltr nnd Aldor.i Claik.
The report further carried the r ° commemla.
tlors that > lary 12lgln , Eugenie Chipm.in
and Kate U > an be granted leaves of ub encc
for one vcar , that salaries be not fixed till
a full corps of teachers Is cmplojcd ; that ac
tion be token requiring teachers holding low
grade certificates to take the examination In
December
The Janitors elected were W J Wvman ,
Albright , J II Wvkcr , Brown park , C. A.
Allen , Hawthorne , Paul McAukj , High
bchool ; Martfn Anderson , High school flic-
man , C C Wells High school annex Mrs.
Sophie Ilammcrstom Highland , A. N. Van-
sant , Lincoln , Kmll Lund , Lowell , S 11 Slier ,
wood , Wist Side
Allen was changed from Lou oil to Haw
thorne school , nnd Lund was elected to fill
the vacancj nt Lowell The election of a
Janitor for the Hlch school anmx mide a
place foWell" Bealdcs all of the ol 1 Jan
itors there were seventeen tioiv applicants
The committee on buildings and giounds
decided to have the new fnur-ruom addition
to Hiwthorne school heated bj Kteim ai.d
a boiler latgo enough to heat the entire school
will be purchased
The board made a levy of J2SOOO to pay
expenses for the coming school year.
MllKlC Cl > ( iOKNlp.
II E Bodle lies gone to York to visit rcl i-
lives for a couple of weeks.
Sol Goldstrom has gone to Sioux City tc
attend tile wedding ot Mr Uccker and Mis :
Welse
Sam B Christie his gone to the Ye'low-
stone park for a few weeks hunting and
flsbing
H. M Wlnslow a Columbus business man
was here jcfcterdav looking after his prop
erty Interests.
Last week 142 cars ot feeder cattle were
shipped to the country , elghtj-sK cars going
to Nebraska points
John Jones , a rcoldeut ot Sheely , cimc
down here jcsterday and engaged in a fight
for which ho vas arrested. Yesterday alter
noon Judge Christmann sent Joins up tc
the count } Jail for ten dajs , where he will
feast on bread and water.
The police have been notified that TrancU
Foreman , an enlisted man at Tort Crook , de
serted jesterday , taking with him some o !
the silverware from the officers' me'fc. De
scriptions of the missing soldier end the
stolen property have been sent to the police
In all the neighboring cities
IIAII.HOAI ) 3ICN GHHET T1IC KI.NG.
tinM > M < ITCH of AU-Sar-
IIcn'.M Court.
King Ak-Sar-Ben III held a special ses
sion at his Castle last evening , the guests
being a great number of the representatives
of the local railway world. There were
others , but the railroaders had a good safe
majority. Their numbers Included men of
the rail of various degrees superintendents ,
general agents , city passenger agents , trav
eling freight nnd traveling passenger agents
and commercial agents Nearly all of the
local llne.5 were represented , the Northwest
ern , the Union Pacific , the Missouri Pacific ,
the Rock Island , the Milwaukee , the Burling
ton , the Red Line ; and the Nickel Plate
being especially prominent In the quantity
and quality cf candidates sent out to learn
the m > iterles of the king's court.
The railroad men were not allowed to
grow hcmesl"k for their common occupa
tion , not for a single minute. A handsome
oil painting of an express train , which each
railroader insisted woa the limited train of
hla own road , was exhibited for their edi
fication. But there were vefatlbuled express
tralnj of a more reil tjpe , and their speed
was not limited except when they covered
more than 100 miles an hour. There were
plenty of agents to solicit buslncbo for their
respective routes during the entire evening
and It would be difficult to say which was
esteemed the mo-t popular route. There was
the overland route , the underwater route ,
the Intermountaln route , the air route , the
equestrian , loute and various other routes
through which blsck diamond , big live , em
pire state and other expret.3 trains spjd
along at a high rate of speed Refresh
ments were served on the a la carte sys
tem and there was afterward an electric
light pliced in each coffin.
Ay the new 575,000 driveway had not been
completed the sixty paesengers took the
flairs down to the depot phttorm Lrmlins
there they experienced feme dlfllcully In
boarding their proper trains The ride was
madn over a smooth roadbed ot Sherman
gravel part of the wav but Ju t as the pas
etngrru were comforubly tented In the li
brary car the short line to the Internal re
gions wss reached and the heat from there
on wa o Intense that nil iia cnKtrs were
supplied with d Hit lets niul palm leaf fans
It was a. late hour when the Journey wis
at an end and the wearied travelers
alighted from their train to greet bis ma
jesty King Ak-Sar-Bcn III , nnd to drink his
very gooJ health.
IN IKIMIIt 01' 'I'llKlll INSTUI ( .TOR.
Alumnr * lloociilliiii ( < > Dr. mill Mi .
noln-rty.
The reception tendered to Ir aiil Mrr
Doherty by the Alumni a oslitlon of
Ilronncll Hall last evening was one ot those
cujovablc occasions which linger plc < uuntl >
In tic recollection The affair was held lu
the I'rlnlty parish house and in spite ot 'he
e'Mremo wirmth of the evening the house
wai well filled with the mtnj friends of the
coupe In whcse honor It was given Kiom
S to IV the spicfout rooms were faliiv
thronged with gueat' , among whom woiv
noticeable nnn > of the more prominent people
ple of the cltj The evening was In everj
MI > Informal , and wMlo A\\ \ \ who came vvuv
made ut home bv the members ot the' aa octa
tlon they were allowed to enjoj thcmsclvrt )
In their own manner Light retrVsnmcnts
were served through the evening.
Mninnl lliixlne'HN
The annual business meeting ot the itrown-
cll II all Alumni association was held at ihe
library at the hall > c tfrda > afteinotni The
olllcers fleeted lor the ensuing jtar were
President , Mrs John \Vatklns South Omiha ,
% Ice president , MU > s Kthcl Davenport Kan-
BIS Cltj , secretary , Mlt Winifred Beaalcv
Council Bluffs , treasurer. MUs Plorencc
Tales , Omaha The addrit-s of the retiring
president Miss Cteie Abbott of Lincoln , was
heard with marked Interest.
No honest dealer will try to sell what hn
knows the * customer did not order and does
not want Substitution thrives for a time
but In the long run It goes to the wall.
TOUT citooic N ns. :
Mrs Griffith arrived at the post lost
evening on a visit to her hon , Private Albeit
Griffith , who lt > sick In the hospital
Sergeant \IcHurnej , company 1" , has nude
application for discharge , having completed a
three-jear enlistment He Is at present
steward In the coiiiolldiibd mess of the cti-
liatel men at the pust.
In compliance with telegraphic ln truc
tlons from the headhunt tcrs of the armv
Private Michael J. robecond Itifantr ) , re-
cnllsled at this station by the recruiting of
ficer , v111 proceed to Port Keogh , Mont , re1-
portlng upon arrival to the commanding of
ficer for assignment to a company.
George W AValworth , late private of com
pany D , Seventh lnfantr > , who Is at prvaeii *
casually at the post , accomplished quite a
feat In climbing three successive times to
the peak of the new bteel flagblaft , the
tubing at that point being le's than three
Inchcn in diameter , for the purpose of adjuet-
Ing nnd repairing the pulloj and attaching
the halvard
Hospital Stevvaul Martin , U S A. , left the
post jesterdaj In conformity with ortluro
from the adjutant general's office. He has
been transfprrcd to New York to report to
Captain Charles Richard , assistant surgeon ,
in the Army building , 39 Whitehall street ,
for duty at hie office Steward Alartiu has
been hospital steward t\nct \ 1SS1 , hiving
filled that position at Fort Crook and Port
Omaha for over seven jpars. and his numer
ous friends hope ho will be pleased with his
prospective station , It being considered the
best In the army.
Both battalions left tin- post at different
hours jesterdaj , the Plrst in undress uni
form , and the Second in campaign hats , for
tactical maneuvers In minor tactics , the
commanders , Alajor William M. Van Home
( First ) and Captain Hiram II. Kctchum ( Second
end ) , both having sealed Instructions to be
opened as Indicated on the envelopes at dif
ferent points , meeting on the I'apllltoii road ,
rapid changes of position to cover a hif-tj
retreat or attack , In avoiding Hank move
ments. The drill was both Interesting and
an exhibition of practical -warfare Lieuten
ant Colonel John H. Patterson acted as um
pire. The drill occupied all the morning.
There has been but one desertion at the
post thlb month , Private Francis Foreman ,
company G. Since hla departure Lieutenant
Tredwell W. Moore , Twcnttecoud Infan-
trv , hat , missed a valuable set of sterling
tableware and as Foreman was employed at
Lieutenant Moore's quarters suspicion points
to him. Lieutenant Mouic has offered a re
ward of $65 for his arrest and conviction
This Is additional to the usual reward ot the
United States for apprehension and delivery
of deserters Foreman wus a bright and un
assuming soldier and well liked about the
fort and this action has been a surprise to
every one. The Investigation shows that acid
wab used to detect the holld from the plated
ware and the thief has proved himself a
master of lilb craft.
The remarkable improvement of the Fort
Crook base ball nine is commendable and can
be alone attributed to the most proficient
management of Captain Charles F. Kleffer ,
medical department , and encouragement In
establishing Its proficiency. He has author-
Izct ) dally practice , at which all the plavers
are required to attend , except when their
regular duties Interfere , and there are but
few who cannot be interested In their own
Improvement under the present management.
Both officers and enlisted men showing an
aptitude for the national game have en
couraged thorn and this has much to do with
its evident Improvement Of the eleven
games played this season three were lost
The club pla > s at Springfield next Saturday
and on Sunday at Louisville , Neb. Corporal
Huddleston ( captuln ) Is at present endeavorIng -
Ing to make arrangements for games with
the Originals , Universities and Brewers' as
sociation ot Omaha.
GOLD DUST.
Vfv /
Eneny *
Largest package treUat economy ,
THE H. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY ,
Chicago , fat. Loula. New York. Boston.
"CUPIDENE"
MANHOOD RESTORED Thin ereat Vegetable
VJuillzvrihepri : > trli
tlonol o ( ainounl'rcncli phjsltUn.wlll quickly cur u > on of nil mr.
xoua or dlsia.113ol tbe generative organs , cucli M Jxist Maubrott
Insumnia , I'ulngln tboJUcL.beinlnal J.auslnni. , Nervous Deblllt'
Vlmpls-a , Untllncss to Harry , hxhaustUu Drains , Varlcmvle ai'J
Constipation. It Btopiall JOFSCS by clay or night. I'levcnis qulrl.-
nftsol tllschargp , lilcli KnotcbroVnl loads to hpcrro torrbi.u nnd
ncrnocacrro all lliohorrnnol Irnpotenry , < IIIIIIiKcleui t tUolivir. Ibt
- Itl-l
Ut-t-UMt AND r tUncygaridthonrlnaryorBansoIulUmiiurttles.
CUIII > FNJ : trensthensandrestorMi mallweakt > rF na.
Iho reason fufTen-rn are not cured by Doctors li because ninety per cent re troubled with
FrontalII l . CUPIIlBKblillm only tnown rprn - < 1lo cure liUouiun operation.
eli A wrU'enuunranteecivrn ami money returned II six IKIIHI doea nut cllect a | > eniiaxn.ijt cure.
f"ri-tx | > , by mall , liendloryiitKctrcularani ] tcstlmontala.
< JHJi : ICI > ECO.r.O. Jloxiu76.tiaj > iirn-KiioC
DKUG CO , 8. E. KTH A ND I'AHNAM STHBBTS OMAHA , NEB ,
Vihen In doubt what l utc lot
Nervous Debility. LOSI c ( Power.
Imtx > tencyAtrophrVaricocelean < 4
other vvcaknesves , ircm any cauia
uc Senne Pills. Drains checked
and full v icor quickly restored.
If B'flflcuo iaca lrfatu Itivll Uullr.
Mailedforfl (0Cboi J"00 Will
$ 'i 00 orders we eiye a puanntee u
curcorfcfuod vba ooncy. Addicu
A Wonderful Medicine
PILLS - ,
For Bilious and Iserrouadi3onjr3sichua\nnq
nd r/iln In the Stomach. Sick Hoadnch > 70ld < <
ness. Fullness nad Swelling after menU , Dltzlx
ne janaDroiTslnoa5CoM Chills , Kiusblngs of
IIc.it , Logs ot Arr'tlte Shortness ot Drotiii , Co * .
lUtncsB , Blotches on the Biln , Disturbed Sleep ,
FrlehtfalDre.ua ; > . < ind nil Nervous nnd Trcratv
ling Sensations , Ac. , nhon thc o ij-mpfms ar
Caused by constipation , as most ot thorn are ,
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEK IN TVENTY
MINUTES. This Is no fUtlon. Erery anfTorcr Is
earnestly Invited to try one- Ilex of facto nils
and they Mill tic ncltiioulcilRcil to be
A WONDERFUL MED1K
IIHUCII.V.II'S I1 ILLS , taken niidlr ctey\
Trill qiilcUly restore remntro tommpletrt lieattbi
flioy promptly remnva obstructions or Irregtu
larltlea otlhosystem , Fora.
Weak Stomach
impaired Digestion'
Disordered Liver
they act llko mngto a tow dooos will vrorU ton.
ders upon the Vital Organs i strongthomne Uio
tnuseular system , reMurlng the lour ; loet com *
jiloxlon , bringing back tlio Loon edga ot npx | > .
tltc , nml nrouslng vrlth tha Itoielind ot
Health Iho v\In > lo iilinlcnl ciicruj * ot
the human frame. Tlic e nro facts mtmittodby
thuusiiiilg , In nil classes ot oooloty , aiidonoot
the best Kimrantecs to the Krrrom and Iobllt.
tnted Is that Itccclinui'S IMlli li-ixo tlio
Lar oM Sale of any I'ntcnt ? IoiJlcllio
lu the \Vurhl.
Annual Sales more than 6,000,000 , , Boxes
2Jc at Drue Stores , or wilt bo sent by U.9.
AROnts. B. 1' . ALLEN' CO , 36V I'nnil St , Vow
ort , po t paid , upon receipt ot prlco. Hoot
fr.o
A. vrlticu Gnnrnutco to Cl lilt Ar < Y
CASK or .llOMiV UlUrMSDK"-
Our cureu permanent and ret a palchltiRiii
treated ten jeat-Mngu have nci rrpcen i\j nit lumeuicr *
lljr deM-rltilnir 3 our CBMJ fully wo on tnat j on by mall ,
anil wo Klvc the panic Mront ? > ruarantretoeuroorri lunii
all money. It yourinptoni iirc plmplm on HUT ,
( arc throat , iiiucoun putclic" In niiiiuli. ilii-u-
mutlnm in bonn and Joint. " , linlr tiillluu nut.
eruption * on any part of tbo body tceiinf ? ot
Reneiul ilvprcAAloc. niiluo In hcd or l ctic- you
avenotlmu to waste. Tlio > c who nro ccmtiuitly t k-
lag mercury MII ! potath > .liouM discontinue it i oiutant
UMJ or thewi dnipt lll mely bilnn ran s and cjtlntr
ulcers In the mil. Don t fall to write TliOHinliupie *
frr to come IIDI-O for treatment can do IH > nnd ucwui
piyrallroad rare both ai > and hotel blllnnhllo here
If we fall to cut c VV o clmllcnpo the trorld for a ca o
that our Muulc Etetnvilv lll nut euro VV rlto Cor
full particulars anil Krt the evidence We knuv One
you arc rkiptlcal , Ju 11j to too a the mum emlnene
\ Ujflcian liaTe never been able to clvo inure thantcm *
porary roller In our many yeare tn-irtlro wltu this
Mnelc Ilt-mcily It lias bc < n most d.lllcutt to over-
coma the prcjutlkc nKalnttnll bo-cnHnl i-pc-clllcs lut
unilcrourmroiiii ituixinnlco yon nhouul not lit Minn to
try this reineil ) ou tak no clmnco of Using your
money Wo ( ruarantte to curu or rcfuml crcrv dulUr
and as vrf havu * reputation to prott-U alot > lliiMiclal
hacklncof SOUtl.OOU , ltl i rlfcll ; Kalutoall who
will try the tKatmcnU Heretofore > ou Imri * ooen
puttlni ; up ami p-yjInB out jour mono tor illlleient
treatment ! ! und Mlliouk-li > ouaro not yitcunxl noone >
has paid l > ack > our moncDo not * a to nny morn
iuonr ) ur.llljoutry at Oiil.chronic. < lcrn.seated
ciioo cured In ( hlrti to ninety iliiju. Invpsti.
C&te our nnuiclal standfn r , our rrpufatlon nti hunlnesj
Men. VV rite us for name * and uudn-M-s ol tliuje wo
hae cured of tiyphllls , uho have cl en iKTrclftflon to
refer to them It costs youonly pottaKotodu thlst It
will Kare you a world of fullering from mcnul f train i
andlf 3ou are marrlrdnhat may your otfrpriiiK rutf er
tbrouRli your own naiftf nee t All cunx'pundcncn
pnt healed In plain enveioirs. We Invite the moMrl ld
Investigation and ulll do all In our power tonid > ou in
It. % Vrlte us lor our 1OO puicc K > ° ol ( atitt
abiolutc proufn of cnrci. I
GQQIC REMEDY CO , , SKsS'it6
Searles &
Searlesi
Specialists In
and
PRIVHIE mm >
All Private Diseases
nd Disorders of Mefl
Treatment by mall
Consultation Free.
SYPHILIS
Cured for life.
HOME TREATMENT MAB *
TOR ALL FORMS OF FEMALE WEAK *
NCSS AND IMSHASES OF WOMEN. '
Catarrh , all Diseases , of the Nose. ThroatJ
Cheat. Stomach. Liver , Blood , Skin and
Kidney Diseases , Lost Mannooa , II > Uroccla
Vnrlcocelc , Gonorrhea , . Gleet , Syr'illls un4
ALL PRIVATn DISnASCS ' ) F JIGW
Piles , Fistula and lUctal Ulcers cured without -
out pain or detention nom uuslnesaj
Brlght'B Disease , Diabetes and kindred
maladlen.
Call on or adCresq with stamp. /
OH SHIMS 8 mm 9i"It'
MANAW'A
EMI'IIATIO Sl'fTiSS
nVIJHV MOIIT THIS AVKHIC VT S'llB ' ,
CAMIIIILL & . e'AMi'iniLU IIOI.T itAw- '
hON . Jl'NI3. I.KUAND .t LKhUI ? , J'AS-
C'ATCL the IIAIMONUS nnd ot itrs 111 tlielr
I'f-Bt relcctlonu from
VAUDEVILLE
ro > CKUT ivnnv A l'nu ) o .
HLTUH'S HAM ) .
Admission to tlie Grounds , 10 Cents ,
in
Council Bluffs ,
CAPITAL , SlOO.QOtt
\VU SOLICIT YOUn DUSINRbO.
\V13 UKSIUE lOUn COLLHCTIOM ,
ONU OF THK OLUUBT IIA.MCH IN
6 VKll CENT PAID OK TIMIC DUI'
CALL AKD flEB OB Ott WniTE.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS-
DWKLLlNtH rilUlT , KAItM ANI > U
luiiila ( or tdlo ir I < : . - , : . Uay & lltss , I'turJ
llllll
roil I.UAHU , SAM ) AND OIIAVKK IIANKH ,
wlt.i mpulor brick tin ) underi ) mi ; Mine ;
uLout Z\i mile ! norlheailcrly ( ruin Ouuiiu lip -
p tluon jrcuiuU. uncl twu miles no.ili o Council
Hluls , ci .Viltvuuit rlr uml or c / . r < VV.
H K U I' Judbon , V29 blill ) avenue LOilncll
lllufts
I OU LKASi : ONLY UPLAND MiS&OUni
rlvrr Irontagp atnl boat landing , near l.iiiost-
tlon hruuncli suitable ( or pleunure itiurtv. In
Irtcib to tult , plttity l.arJwcKjj timber , abundant
Hcitlnrf errli t > with tuilicltnt fuil { < r li > < lriiulla
ranm to tloic jur fur fountains un.J nuiHy ;
bank vanil nnd rrttel for wulk > und ilrHeu :
leuutlfui nniurai pdi > : of i.laii'uux. uilleyi
nml blurtii , on c * N W. It Jl ij , mile *
win st c until lllurf , and uboui J' , n ! lei
Lortliehft from h i Miitlon crouiidn L I' . Jud
c h -
ion HAM : . AIIOUT w ACUKS OF
upland fruit , vcRrtable unJ iiark laiijn , nv. |
atu * anil upward at 130 to J-0 per licit uccofd'
me to location anil amount , about time Jiill ?
noilti of clt ) und aluut mine Horn
l.'iponltlon , otiiT laiiUn and Council ( llurn
loll , m lev , prlccH L. 1 > . JuJ oi ,
nue Cc-jncll lilurfk.
MOVINOI MOVINd !
When > ou with tu move
Ami have everj thing go imoolb.
Hngage a vvakon , IBIGC. medium or einulli
One Junt ( urge cnoutli ta take It all
iighl roe inn In one load the ) take.
Try It , tie next inuve you mike
rUne , lee , we inuve with treated c re ,
And prlcn , jou'll tlnil , io always ( lr.
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