Till ] OMAHA PATTYV HK13 : SATl'KDAY , JUNIS 2 , 1807.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
.imoii M
Brooke "OeorKo's Own. " Klein , 112 H-way.
1) . r. Hleher has returned from Colfnx , In.
Shrlvcr. denllsl , moved to 216 Mcrrlam blk.
Mi * J. 0. Smith Is visiting relatives near
Lovilaii'l. '
Ilciry hoses , bankets , bco suppllm.
Younkerman.
Miss Mjrllc Hall of Crc ton Is vIMllnR
friends In tbli city.
It N Nicholas has gone to Colorado on ft
hoilth necking tour
Ir IlilIlnRcr and n J. Hutchlnson > lolled
Ml sourl Valley jeitcrday.
I outs Ualo Is in the city , lie Is now a
resident of I.oiilivllle , Ky.
Mrs P II. Winer nnd daughter , Kittle ,
arc visiting In Oulhlo county.
Mis T M nilmore of Missouri Valley
vlslird frloii'li hero jcstorday.
Miss Ana Flvnn and Miss Kthcl King of
N' ila ? rc yuests of Mlra Unthank.
Miss Hanrhrlt of Omohn will vMl ! Mrs.
Jtih ison of Ilanciofl street next week.
r-uronbo the popular Eagle laundry , 721
Jlr mlwiv To I IfiV. Thtcc wagons
Horn of Mr. and Mrt CailT of Seventh
trcc > t a son ; to iMr nnd Mis. K. i : Hart , a
daughter
Miss Cmlly and Mafctci llowatd AVaiclmm
of Omaha are the Bursts of their aunt and
miMe , Mr and Mrc Phil Warcham.
Citatum Itavlfl , representing one of the bis
clgn houses In Now York , Is In Ihn city.
with heidquarturs nt I'eregoy & Moore's.
If W Minder reported lo tht police yes
terday llial R. lawn tnowor which he left In
hln d"orvnrd on the previous evening had
bcou stolen.
County TipaRtirer Aind has rocovirrd n
xcluiblc do , ; that was lorentlv stolen from
him He found It In possession of a farmer
Jiint cnst of the tllj
1 Ila Ilradfrrd has filed her pclltlon in the
district cr.url asking for a dlvoree from her
huihaml David llradford. Desertion h al-
IrKrd lloth nre colored
An ngieemeiit wng enteicd Into jcitorday
lij whlrh all of the local banka ngleo to ob-
PCIVO Moinlnj PS Ihe Pom th ot Jill ) . All
of Iho banks will bo closed on lhal < liv.
\\llllam runitr , who bioko Into Jill 111 mi
rfmt to get n filend out , was llne-d In police-
court jcilordny morning A real friend
came over fiom Omaha nnd paid hli fine and
toi 1 him home
\ reception wan tendered to the members
nnl tx meirhors ot the Young Men's Clnls-
tlan association last evening. Some fine music
WBF rendnrcd and the evening wan a very cti-
Jovable one lo those present
MIJ M 1' Illumaii , htatepiesident of
the Woman's Chrlsllnn lempeianco union ,
will cuiiducl Klovvtr Mission oxciclsos lonior-
rou al the Sunday school of the Christian
liomi Special music will be rendered. The
public Is Invited lo attend
Residents In the vicinity of the North Vlist
Blroe't bridge are objecting to the closing
of that stiuctuiu to all forms of tinfllc
The foot passage wn > b have been closed for
Bevcril weeks and the mlllng up of Ihe
drive-way praellcally clones Ihe olrccl
The funeral of Wallet Chane , the lad
diowned In Mosquito tieclt , took place jes-
tcrdaj morning nt ( Jrnce chinch The pill-
bc.uers wele selected fiom umong the fi lends
ami pliymates of the boy , and weio Ucrt
Hill Cecil Davis. IM Johnson , Albert SJcr-
kowslty , C'h tiles Lacy and Paul Ha > llss
I M. Trey noi has lelunud from Dos
MolnoB after witnessing me cicatlon ot the
hybrid democratic state tltkel It was re
ported that he had gone to Washington to
tnkn another look nl thepostolfico situation ,
but his friends say the Irlp to Washington
Is not neccbbniy , and that the postoffico fight
In concluded
Representative Pottci came up fiom his
home In Oakland and spent n few days in
town on business , but found time to tell the
friends ot the beet sugar factory cnterptihc
thit he was anxious to do all that lay In
his power to secure the location of a fac
tory hero or at East Omaha during the next
year.
Ilommoily Puller was arrested jesteidav
by an Inforn allen filed In Justice Vicn's court
charging him with the larceny of a $750
plpa wrench The vvicnch was slolen fiom
the printing office ot Harvey Do Long It
Is the third fine within a year tlmt the Puller
boy has been ui.der arrest for larceny. He
Is also Just iccovcrlng the use of a broken
leg Ho had pawned the vvicnch for 75 ccnls.
The closing exerclbcs of St. Peter's Cath
olic school occurred last evening In Hughes'
hall. A very Interesting program was ai-
rangcirby the pupils and Ihe hall was packed
bj' ihclr 'friends One of Iho features was
the rendering of a cantata by the older
pupils , but the prcttlesl thing of all was
the baby show given by a number of tlnv {
llttlo girls , who handled their sweet dollies
with a grace and affection that won all
hearts.
In view of the' fact thai two boys have
been killed h ) railway trains within the last
BK months vvhtlo Jumping oft and off and
numerous other minor accidents of the same
nature have occuricd , Major Carson has
Issued n peremptory order to all members of
the police force lo Immediately place under
arrest any boj gelling on or off moving
trains elthci on Ihe rallwajs or slreet car
Hues TfToro la to be no exccpllon , and
parents will not bo permitted to settle with
the police by leaving a piomlsc that their
boja &hnll not repeat the offense.
The commisslonors for Iho Irtsano examined
David Toslevlit jealcrday. They decided lo
declare him lo be Incurably Insane and to
provide for Ills circ. Two or three years
ago Tostev In's frleuda engaged Wurrcn
Hough of Crcscenl City to toke care of him
for n few months for u satisfactory consider
ation The tieatmcnl received was GO satis
factory to the old man that he hutj practi
cally made his homo at Hough'H even since
He pleaded so earnestly lo be senl back
there lhat the board was willing to entertain
n proposition from Mr. Hough , who was
present at the cxiniliiatton. Hough has
known the old man for many > cars and is
nhlo to get along with him without dllll-
cully. Ho made the board a proposition to !
take him and provide for all of his wants
tor a consideration of $3 a week. The offer
was accepted ami the order was made to
last Indefinitely.
C II Vlnvl compaii ; , temalu remedy. Med
ical consultation fioe Wednesday , Health
book furnished ? 2G-327-32S Mcrriam block.
N , Y. Plumbing company. Tel. C20.
ArciiiiiiniM to I'lt-nle at
The Omaha Royal Area minis will picnic al
Manawa today. They notified Receiver Han-
nan at 4 o'clock > e-sturday thai 400 ticket ;
had been sold and al least COO membera wnuh !
constitute the parly A special motor tialr
will meet them at the Ninth street depot
which will take them doun at 2 o'clock alone
ono faro for the round trip , They will Li
thu II rot largo party to take advantage ol
the special 1 ! o'clock excursion ratcj that wll
bo made every afternoon with the excep
tion of Sunday , when ono faro pajs for tm
round trip and admission to tlio pla/a.
HiiHlti-t I'Kulifor Jtil ) Tlilril.
The people of Downsvlllo and Pleasant II 11
are planning for a big basket picnic to bi
held Saturday , July 3 nt Ward's grove , twi
miles east of Weston. They have Invltei
thu people of Weston , Underwood , Hazel Del
and Quick to Join them In a ro > al good time
A number of people from this city will aUi
IteuJ ,
llt-nl KNtatt * TruiiHriTN ,
The following transfers were reported jes
tcrday from the tltlo and loan olfico of J , W
Squire , 101 Pearl street :
JJonry t ) . Fullerton to Antoinette
J'llnepliiBlots sa to 43. block 15 ,
WrlKlit'n ndd. , w. el . ;
II. A. Clou nnd vvlfo to K. II. Gllletpey ,
lota 11 and 12 , block 6 , Oakland , w. d. 1GO
J , JloK'itu and wife to It. I ) . Qlllespor ,
lots IS nnd 1C. b ock G , Oakland , w d 1.CO
JuliuB C. Husler , trustee to Verenn
liertf , lots 3 and 4 , block 4 , Mlndcn ,
w , ii . . . U
Four transfers , total . . . . . . . W,3l
Wo want all the good farm loana we ca
got ; C per cent Interest and a small com
mission. No delay for the money. W
want ) our fire and tornado Insurance o
farm , town or city property , Hest of coir
panles represented. Lougee & Lougee , 23
J'earl street ,
_ _ _ _
The beat of home cooking today at Mell
od 1st market. 415 Ilroad ay. Ice cream an
cake , aflcrnoou and eteMnff. i .1
FATHER SEES HIS SON DROWN
Unfortunate Ending cf a IMcasura Trio to
Tim ! * r Lake ,
THEIR BOAT OVERTURNS IN DZEP V/ATER
It n MIHIM Ill-line ii mill tlli Two ltd ) H
TliroiMi Out mill OIK * of
tlio l.mls I'liuN n
AVnltrj llrntli.
Dclnlli of t drowning accident thai oc
curred at Timber I.tkp , n short ilKancr
from Cresre-nt Clly , reachol lie-re jeslcrda > .
The accldenl occutrci1 on Thursdaj alcr- (
noon. A DinUli fanner named Rnemus Ilar-
Er-n Joined n jxirty of fishermen , who had at-
ranged to Rpeiid the dt.y at the littlelake. .
Hiii'en lives near Weston , nnd the party
was made up of his friends and neighbor ? .
They rcichrd iht- lake early In the diy Dur-
Int ; ihp afternoon Haiiscn took his two buys
In an old tub of n bait and paddled nut Into
the lake. Thu bojs werel l oth under in je-ars
of agennd iir-lthcr of them nur Ihe fattier
could snllit tit aniount to anything. After
rowing over the lake n whllo the ) found n
good place to fish and pit pa ml to tike ad
vantage of ( he oppottunll } . in gelling thelt
lines out and -shifting their po'ltlonc the- boat
VMS o\crtutned and all \.crc thro.vn In'o
the hko who.o the- water was vci > deep
Itoth ot thebcjs dlhapcarcd. but the fnthci
hold to the boit nnd nelred ( me ot his hens
ns ho tame to the mil face. The other came
up , but lee far awiv lebe leiehed unless
Iho father relctt c-d the lialf-f.il uiglcd child
wlio-e hcadhe _ was holding above water. Two
oilier members of tlic- fishing paitv , the Con
ner brothtiw , pi on iv 1 nnother boal and
went to the rescue intl savel Iho father and
ono son , but th ? other boy was drowned.
The bodj was nol tceovcred until late and
was taken to Ciciccnt and thciico to the home
nc tr Woblon 'Ihe boy rvos 13 ; ears old. He
will be burlnl at Weston todij.
Itontlsicr Club's llntliico.
The Council ululT.s Iloaclsler club's second
matinee drew a laige attend nice it Union
pule > csterd.ij afternoon and the pcoplo who
hud nctepted the club's generous Invitation"
wltne-sE-d some fine inccs. The track waa In
good condition and the cool , bficing weather
made It pCLslble for the noises owned bj
the members to do their best work. Three
rices veie eaidcd , oneIn class H , one In
class C and n special , bill oneof Iho best
races of the afternoon was between the horsu-
of two Omaha men who refused to pom.il
their names to be given. D.ich owned a peed
horse and each was anxious to prove to Ihe
other that his was the better , b'lt Loth
fcired to go on the rac ( Hack to dctiimlne
the- matter , lest their omployeis should dis
cover that they were owning nud driving fast
hoi sea.
All of the racea wuo In three heals The
first was a mlle liol between Di. Robprt-
snn's Jack Gentry , Chuk Pettlt'ii Hurz ) M
IJ Wcatherby's Grey Jim and Snap. Robert
son's Jack won easily In 5 OS and 3.01. Snap
wa.s second and Giey Jim third
In Iho second race Lawrence Hoist's Maxcy
was the favorite with the grand stind , but
A. W. W > man's Charlie Gilbert took the
11 rot two heats In 2 43 and 2 43 % .
In the third race W. H Huston's Lady
Tier , a brown mare Hint had never been
driven on a Irack half a dozen times and
handled by an owner who kuew still less
about the tricks of the track , won Ihe two
last of four heats and the race In 2 30 and
2 32. A. P. Paulk'a Lena Striker was second
end and Matt Robinson's Hilly Huston third
The Omaha men's mile exhibition trot con
cluded Iho program. One horse was a. little
wlrey pacer nnd Ihe other was a big , angulai
tiottei. The trotter won In 2:31 : , two seconds
ends ahead of his opponent.
AliIe-H Tool.- the Wnlcli.
Officers Murphy and Anderson were given
a long chase jeetcrday afternoon by a re
port filed by P. D. Burke , a blacksmith , thai
ho had been robbed of a valuable gold watch
Uuiko left his vest lying on a chair In his
shop on Broadway and went on the strcel ,
leaving Iho shop open and teiiantleos. John
Ahlea came along and took a seat In the
chair to rest and wait for Burke. Hal ! an
hour elapsed and the blacksmith did not
show up , and then It occurred to Ahlts lo
leach him a lesson. He tool ; the watch and
after showing It to several people put It in
his pocket and took It to a cigar store sev
eral blocks away. When Durke returned the
shop was open and vacant. He missed the
watch and called upon Iho police lo help find
It. The only person found that had seen
Ahlcs take it was a deaf and dumb boy , and
his description fitted a &neak thief who has
had some experlenco with Iho police and
who lives near Crescent. This man was In
town In Iho vicinity of the shop about the
hour the watch was taken and the police
learned that ho was on his way home In o
farm wagon. The officers made a drive ol
about ten miles In the effort to head him
off or find him. They returned to town un
successful , to learn the true story of the
disappearance ot ( lie watch.
Cnno seat rockers , 95c , this week , at Dur-
fee Purnlture Co , 205 and 207 Broadway.
Will Look lit the * Pi-nil.
The Frull Grow era' association has madt
arrangements to give the newspaper men ai
opportunity lo visit some of the big frui
farms and vineyards In this vicinity , and 01 :
Tuesday morning a number of carriages wil
bo placed at their disposal and the ) will bi
driven through the garden and vineyard dls
trlcts. The fruit growers declare that th (
present ciop of fruits of all kln < ! s exceeds , ir
alt respects that of any previous year slnci
Council Bluffs has turned Its attention ti
horticulture. The ratpberry crop will beglr
to bo harvested next week , the blackberrlei
are getting rlpo faster than the owners o
the farms can gather them and the straw
berry crop Is nt Its height. The grape cro [
promises to exceed lhat of any previous year
'Iho quality of all ot the fruit is the bcs
ever known , and the total value will bi
thoiihiiu's of dollars In excess of lhat of an ;
previous jear. A gentleman from New York
who has been negotiating through the Mcr
chanls' and Manufacturers' association fo
the purchase of the old Green packing houa
for u new manufacturing plant , will accom
pany the party and bo permitted to take i
look at the greal fruit Industry that ha
grown up within Iho last few years aroum
Council Bluffs.
AMfUlliiu , I'li-nlu I'lirtli-H.
Special excursions to Manawa dally , excep
Sunday , at 2 o'clock. Round trip tickets 1
cents.
\fiirlj LimcM Illn .Muni' } .
Mansol Wicks , ono ot the pioneer citizen
of Council Bluffs , now located In Texas , ha
been In the cltj for several days vlslllni
big eons and daughters. Yesterday ho hai
occasion to visit an Omaha oculist and afte
receiving the treatment , took out hla walle
to pay the bill. Ho had (75 In his wallel
and after taking out two } 5 bills attempte
to return the remainder to his purse , bu
Instead dropped It on the floor of thewaltln
room of the physician's office , In the o ( He
at the tlmo was a > oung girl and her Ijlln
father. When Wlcka moved away from th
chair Iq which ho had been sitting tbo git
saw the roll of lillla Ijlng beneath It on th
floor. She picked It up and asked Wicks I
ho had lost an ) thing. Wicks had put on
of thu Jo bllld In his pocket , and finding tha
this was safe gave a negative reply and lei
Iho office. The girl placed the money In Hi
hands of Iho ph > slclan Wicks did not mis
his inone ) until he leached this side of th
river. He then reported to the police tha
ho had been robbed , Olllcer Anderson wa
rn'iit to Omaha to help Investigate the mallei
The money waa obtained uud returned to it
owner.
Illinium Ae-o - | > ( H ( lie Invitation ,
0 , R. Hannan haa received a query froi
James R. Branch , secretary of the America
Bankers' association , asUlng'lilm if ho wou !
consent to open Ihe discussion fit the D <
trolt meeting em the shipments of curreuc
by regular n-.all Mr. H&nnan nfter trmo
hesitancy accepted the Invitation. Tha as
sociation contatna all ot the hading banko of
Iho United States and the De-troll meetl.lg Is
the regular animal convention.
001,11 niniocit visvvr \ TICKIT.
IIuvc siriiitK Olijrrtloni In Sni
Pr-il \\tilti- for ( ! oeriuir. .
Iis M01NCS , June25 ( Special Tele
gram ) --Tho gold standard democrats of Iowa
will hold Hull state convention In Ibis city
on July 7. and local leaders of Iho parly do-
clnre tint there will be a large ntlendnncc
and that n ticket will be put In the field
On Ihe lallcr polnl however , Ihero Is some
qucsllon , and It Is expected there will be
tome opposition to this course Three weeks
ago n conference was held by leaders of the
party , at which the expression was that If
the silver -lemciit should name Whllo for
governor , the gold democrats would be una
ble to support him Ho wao considered the
most objectlomble candidate thai Ihe sllvr
element could put forward It was con-
eodcd b ) ninny that If Bolts should bo nomi
nated , ho would be entitled to the support
of many sound money dcmocials The nomi
nation of White In a convention In whloh
Holrs was hardly given any consideration nt
all scorns to have been the last straw with
many of the gold democrats The ) rognnl
Whllo ns a populist , ami sny they will not
fmpporl him On Iho olher hand , many of
: helr most active members question whether
the party will be stleiiclhencd b ) putting
n ticket In the field at this lime , nnd Ihe
cnnvcnllon Is expected to have a fight over
the matter
In Mi-i-t AKitln > iWiMlt. .
DIJS MOINHS , Juno 23 ( Special Tele
gram ) The legislature will meet In extraor
dinary session Jul > 1 , when It will determine
whether to llinlly adjoin n. Whci. the four
months' hpcclal session completed the codl-
ficitlon of the laws adjournment was taken
till July 1 This was necessary because the
constitution of lown icqulrcs thai all law a
pass-d at n "poclal session must go Into ef-
firl nlnely dn > s after the adjournment of
the session. Moro than ninety days was
nect'Maiy to get the laws printed , nnd It
was decided to gain tlmo by taking a recess
till Inly 1 , ! n the belief that ninety dajs
aftei that tlmo would bo enough to gel the
new code ready. _
IMtO.inCTM > T1UU ! KYPOSITION.
To IIIIllIll In IMIII lloluooil llnlTiilo
nail .Mil Kara t'allH.
ALBANY , N. Y. , Juno 25 Articles of In-
coi pot allen of the Pauamcrlcan Exposition
compaii ) weio filed hero and In Buffnlo to
day. A meeting of the board of directors
will bo hold nt the Transportallon club In
New York this afternoon to effect an or
ganisation. It has been decided to hold this
exposition In 1S99 , commencing May 1 , and
running for pix months , am ! the site selected
Is at La Salle , on the Niagara river , a few
minutes' ride ) from Buffalo , as well as
Niagara Palls. The Incorpoiators include
ox-Governor Roswcll P. Plowcr , Hon. C M
Depew. G. B. Thomas , II. Waller Webb ,
Edgar Van Ellen , Daniel O'Diy , Hon. Wll-
Ilim r. Sheehan , New York : John M.
Brlnkei , Prederlck C. M. Laulz ,
J. S Jones , Charles R. fllunllcy. C. H.
Hasklns , Buffalo ; Hon. W. Cary Ely , Hurl
Van Horn , Niagara Palls ; Henry J. Pierce ,
Howard H Baker , Hobirt Weed , r. S Mc-
Ginw , Richmond C. Hill , Herbert P. Dlssell ,
Buffalo The company proposes to at once
begin work of preparation for the exposition
IHfeCII VHGE CH12W OP
\o n\lilc-iirc The- ) Intended Acts IIox-
tllc l Spain.
KEY WEST. Fla. June 25 The crew nnd
the Cubans , who were on board the Dauntlcts
and who wnro ) cslerday arrested , were todaj
dlbchargevl by United States Commissioner
Otlo , on Iho ground that there was no evi
dence to show that they were a military
organisation , or Intending to commit acts
hostile to Spain The principal evidence of
fered by the prosecution consisted in Ihe
finding of about COO casks ot arms nnd am
munition on board the Daunlless while It
lay nnchoretl off Indian-Key , waiting to be
towed by the Wilmington to Jacksonville.
The captain of the Dauntless In reply to the
questions of the district atlorney declared
that the aims on board were taken from a
schooner at eca.
IIOU&CTAKUb ISSUE WITH SDVATI3.
Will t Accept SiiKnr Schedule ol
the Upper llrniicli.
CHICAGO , June 23. The Post's Washing
ton special says : There Is every reason to
believe that the senate will back down the
rest of the way and accept the house sugar
schedule. Chairman Dlnglcy and the othei
members of the was and means commltlec
make a flat denial of the stalemcnt made
when the senate adopted what was then
called a compromise schedule that the IIOUGE
had agreed lo accept thai compromise. They
Inslsl lhat the senate shall swallow the house
proposition whole , and In all probability Ibis
will be done.
I'niiainei-lcaiiM at '
I'lttnlinrf ; .
PITTSBURG , Pa . Juno. 23 The Pannmerl-
can tourists devoted today to Industrial sight-
seelnir In districts ndjicent to I'lttsburfr
They vvero bidden a hearty good-bve bv the
commercial men Iif Pltlsburg- a bnnruel
nt the Dimuesne club tonight There wort
about rxw guests. Hanker William U. Tnomp
son presided. _ _
Hawaiian Court HUH JiirlNilletlon.
SAN ritANOISCO. June 25 The suprcmi
court has revet seil Judge Trout of the su
perlor couit of this city In the order o
Injunction granted to Clrius Sprcckel
ngnlnst the Hawaiian Commercial nm
Sugar company nml Its board of directors
holding that tha Hawaiian court has Jurli
diction. _
FORECAST OP TODAY'S Wn.VTIIIJU
Partly Cloudy vllh 1\Klit \ Slioneri
and SIlKlitl ) AViirincr.
WASHINGTON , Juno 23. Porecast fo
Saturday :
Kor Nebraska Partly cloudy In ensteri
portion ; light showers In wetcrn portion
slightly wanner : southeast winds
Kor South Dakota Partly cloutlv , vvltl
occasional ghowors Satutdny afternoon
vvnrmcr ; south winds.
For lovvit Partly cloudy ; warmer ; vnrla
bh wlmlH , becoming- southeasterly ,
For Missouri and Knntna Light shower
Saturday afternoon , northenst windbe /
coming1 Koulhenst ,
Per Wyoming Generally fair ; slight !
warmer ; south winds.
I. onil Iteeoril ,
orncn op THE WEATHER HUREAIJ
OMAHA , Juno 21 Omaha record ot rain
fall nnd temperature compared with cor
responding day ot the past three years-
1SU U9fi. 1S13 181-
Maxlmum tcmpernlure . .71 78 77 t
Minimum lempernliiro , . 51 Gl G7 (
Average temperature . G4 71 72 '
Hulnfitll . 00 .23 .51 . (
Record of temperature and preclpltatlo
nt Omaha for this day and falnco Marc
1. 1S > 37 :
Normal for the tiny . ' ,
Deficiency for the day . . . . . . ]
Accumulated deficiency glnco March 1 , . (
Norma lulnfnll foi Hio duy . . . . fit -o ;
Deficiency for the tiny . 19 Inc
To tul rainfall Hlne-n .M.-ucli 1 . . . 4 'J2 Ineht
Dt-flc-lcncy since March 1. 1SU7 , , .3 SO Incite
Exc-ess for cor. period , ISOO . ,331lncht
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S9" , . , ,4 52 Inche
HenurlH from SlnlloiiH nl l < p. in. ,
BeuMtfifth meridian time.
siviMiit roon
\rllrlo Itillril tnu.lmlril " MMIIB
Til I n KH to fitf > li1r 1.
Health nnl comfort in the healed sea on
depcnl very largely upon the sort of fuel
that Is fed to the dlggsfljc engine , and the
plentiful Ignorance d'rvlsyed on the subject
not only In daily life , , btft In much of the
published Advice. Is Mifflolent to make not
only doctors but niiReJ ecp The appetite
Is the signal that the dcfilstlvo functions
haiiR out to Indicate their own condition ,
and should be caivfulll headed , sajs a urlter
In the ChlciKo tlccord. ft the appetite Is
lanRUld or morbid. thontimmca ts very cer
tainly In tha same condition In summer the
appetite is likely to be smaller , because not
o3 much cvercl'o la ppsfjble as In winter ,
and therefore the body "hns not used up as
much material In the jvoy pf nerve and mus
cular fore ? , and so motcs smaller dema jjls
upon the stomach If , then , In slimmer the
appetite Is stenly , though small , It Is unwise
to force It or stlmulito It too much , since If
the stomach Is obliged to create more nu-
rltlvo fluids than the organs and numbers
f the body need and use , It Is left nith n
\ipcrnulty of matcrlil which It must rid
tsclf of In some fashion. Tines superfluous
ulces ferment and cause a thousand disturb-
nee' . At the same time the aihlcc so fre-
ucntly given to avoid m ats in hot weather
ml keep the diet low Is equally unwise.
Irnts slniplj cooked are extremely easy of
Igcstlon nnd eoiitaln In compact turm just
ho nutriment the body requires ! . It Is the
Ich pr.ivlco and sauces , the giensc and
lurch , that the stomach working half-tlmo
urliiR Its summer holiday so objects to Inlet
lot weather , as dllllcillt of digestion , and
renting an amount of heat not demanded by
Ii2 body In the warm months , and vvhleli It
nust therefore , much against Its will , throjv
ft In fevers , Indigestions nnd fluxes.
Starch , grease and n superfluity of sugar
ro all to be avoided , .Meats , fowl , flsh and
ggs , plainly cooked , without saucca , ami
rcqucntly cold , are to bo used In nimlcr-
llon to give \igor and otrci'gth to resist the
rain of excessive heat. Hot bread , pastry ,
audits , rich fruity puddings and an rxcom
of potatoes aie bad. Grnhatn and whole-
neat bread , corn bread and the many light
ilscults sold in the ehops me googvsubatl-
utcs. Toast la good not the soggy , eru't-
css , damp slice , barred with two or three
corcheil lines , usually scr\cd one under the
ionic of toast but a cilsp , thin bit of crusty
jread , dellcatclj browned nil over and pe -
ectly dry. Vegetable" , and plenty of them
t la astonishing ho\v many personn announce ,
\lth no ulr of apology , thilr dlallke for green
cgetables It Is astonishing how many per-
ons live contentedly on a diet largely com-
) oscd of potatoes , rice , bread nnd pastrj
all starch and then arc astonished when
heir digestion given way or they break
down with kidney disease.
If green vegetables and salads arc not
Iked It proves that the stomach Is not la n
vholesornc condition and they should be
aKen on principle , as medicine and diet. Hv
ising them through force of will a liking
or them soon grows up , because their use
laa given the sjstem a more healthy tone
and with health it begins to desire whit Is
\liolci3ome One cause of a frequent ills-
aslo for vegetables Is the unappetizing way
n which they are prepared. Green vcgc-
ables must bo alwajs put Into cold water
or cooking. Plunged Into hot water they
vllt before they ran cook and lose all fresh-
icca of flavor. The cooking should be blow ,
lellberate- ( simmering never swift boiling.
To peas beans , corn , aplnach , okra , aspar
agua , turnips , parsnips , carrots , a little
butter or cream Salt and pepper should be
added while hot. Intfced. peas and beano ,
vhcn nearly done , should have all the water
Irulncd off and be returned1 to the pot with
gill of cream and a bit of btuter , to stew
ently ten minutes before , bclng served. The
; icen things plunged Into , hot water , boiled
lard and served watery , tough and half cold ,
\hlch are RO frcquentlj offered ns vegetables ,
arc enough to Implan a rooted dislike of
hem In any one.
Salads should be eaten every day In sum-
ner. Not meat salads , which area barbar-
sm , but lettuce , cabbpgcV tomatoes , aspara
gus , chicory , cress or such , dainty things , In
cluding the delicious sal ul the French make
of a hotch-potch of cold peas , beans , beets
and the like What Is } .novvn aa French
dressing , a mixture of oil , vinegar , salt and
pepper , Is the best , and < , he oil should out
weigh the vinegar by three to one. Mayon
naise Is to be used sparingly In summer , save
as an occasional sauce for codfish set In a
bed of lettuce , or a filling for cold tomatoes
nerved whole.
Fruit may and should form almost one-half
ho summer diet , though , curiously enough ,
quite a number of people possess the delusion
hat fruit Is not wholesome. It should be the
first dish at breakfast every warm morning ;
Indeed , It Is good winter and summer , foi
that matter , but the profusion with which
nature produces fruit In ( he hot season points
out the time when It Is best eaten. Fresh
fruit Is alwajs best , but there arc hundreds
of delightful modea of preparing1 It all of
them wholesome. Among the best arc fruit
Ices , made of strawberries , raspberries , cur
rants or peiches. The fruit can bo worked
up vvilh gelatine and cream to a moutse ,
which Is , when frozen , or merely allowed to
stand on the Ice , an excellent and wholesome
fem of sweets for hot weather. Here Is a
tclpo for raspberry flummery and one for
peach cream , which are both admirable sum
mer decerts. For the raspberry flummcrj
soak a small cupful for three hours , and then
cups of cold water for three hours , and then
add two cups of hot water and stir on the
flro until clear. Add a half cup of sugir , and
when the whole Is lukewarm stir In a quart
of red or white raspberries. Set on the Ice
until very cold and eat with cream and sugar ,
The peach cream 'h made by passing a
dozen soft , rips peaches through a sieve and
sweetening them with n pint of sugar. DIs-
so1v a box of gelatine and when It Is about
to j.lly mix In the peaches and a pint ol
whipped cream , set on thei Ice and eat when
cold.
There arc many pleasant , cooling drinks to
bo made from fruits Currant shrub Is made
by heating a kcttlcful of curiants until the
julco flows. Strain through a Jelly bag , let II
grow cold , and to every quart of Julco add
three-fourths of a pound of sugar and a pint
of the best white brandy. Strain and bottle ,
A llttlo mixed with Ice water makes a re
freshing summer drink. Huspberry vlnegii
Is equally pleasant and lb non-alcoholic ,
Upon five < niaits of rlpo raspberries pout
enough cider vinegar to cover thr- fruit , which
should bo slightly mashed , After standing
In the sun for twelve hours , and In a cool
place over nlqht , strain and pour the vlncgai
over an equal quantity of fruit again. He ,
pent the process , and at the end of the
twenty-four hours strain It once more , and tt
each quart of liquid add three pounds ol
eugar nnl a pint of water , Let It boll ui
once , hklm carefully and bottle whllo hot.
Soda lemonade Is an excellent and whole.
some drink. 1'eel off In a transparent splra
the thin outer skin of a lemon , drop It lull
a pitcher , squeeze upon this the Julco of foui
laigo lemons , sugar to taste. Add the pltchei
half full of crushed Ice , and pour In tvvc
bottles of Eodawater. A laspb-erry or two
or strawberries. It in K ason , tofscd Into tin
pitcher adds flavor to" the drink. It Is
much moro delicious beverage If for lemoiii
West India limes ari ufed , which arc s (
much more richly at ( $ J > l asantly flavorot
than lemons. i
Another popular eurnmef , drink Is known t (
" ' ' " corkscrew
Bomo as "horse's neckV'rtq some as a
screw comforter , " which sounds elaborate
but is In reality very eastto concoct , 1'oe
from a largo lemon the Mitlr-s outer peel li
a very thin spiral , Cell this up the Bides o
a long glass and 1111 thu cell with fine crushes
Ice. Kmpty upon It VWittlo of ginger all
and let It stand a moment before drinking.
After tt > iitl < niill l'M M t-r.
Considerable Interest ° prevails amoiif
women concerning the thrpslng of a natlona
flower for America , Several societies havi
been formed In the east tor the purpose o
selling forth the beauties' of the columbine
that flower being In 'tub lead Just now , al
though some time ago It- was almost doclde <
that golden rod should bo Air rlca's cm
blem. Miss Helen Webster of Wclleslcy
W. J , Ilolfe , the Shakespearian commentalor
and Mr. Sargeanl , ( he well known botanist o
Cambridge are leading members of the cast
ern societies Interested In a national flower.
I" Al ) NNlulii.
A pleas-ant Interview Is that Just reportci
from Abjsslnla. M. Lagrade , Iho Frencl
governor of Obok. has been kissed on ball
cheeks by King Menellk. It la a case o
"kiss and make up , " and Franco IB con
gratulatlng herself that this duplicate kU
affair cements the friendly relations betwcPi
the two countries , The only drawback I
the pleamire Is that tbo Interference of tb
other powers , Italy In particular , may prov
that the kit-slut was a little previous , If no
In valii. ,
South Oiunlm News.
Heal estate In the Third nnd fourth wards
took n perceptible upward Jump > c terday.
nnd prices on property In the rirst and Second
end wards stiffened considerably , the causa
of course- being the commencement work on
the new packing house of Armour & Co.
Properly owners who on Wednesday would
have been glad to sell lols In cllher the Third
or To.irth wards for $1.000 now demand
M.200 nnd even Jl.fiOO Heal csintc agents re
port several transactions made yesterday and
the boom Is now on In earnest.
With the building of n mammoth picking
house the demand for live stock will be
greatly Increased , and without doubt nddl-
tlcns to the stock > nrds will bo n necessity
Officialof the company ha\e not made nuj
statement to tli'fl effect aa jet , but It In
known that additional cattle pens will bo
built during the summer to the west of Ihe
present pctii and Improvements will be made
to the hog yards The big Rheep barn Is
about completed , and It la thought that
llicte will be no necessity for enlarging the
capacity of this structure for some lime
As II stands now , the sheep birn will hold
15.000 hhccp nnd should more than this num
ber arrive In any one day aecommoditloiia
could be furnished In the pens outside.
I'uslness men are feeling greally en
couraged and predict a most prosperous year
for the Magle City. When work on the new
pcfltofflce and Ihe heel sugar factory com
mence peeplo hcie will be too busy to com
plain of hard times , or lo even think of the
recent business depression.
\ Viitlinun \ii > lit-t Out.
Since the change In the managcmcnl at
Swift and Company's all but Iwo of the
watchmen have been discharged , the Idea
being to place } oungcr men In the > poslllona.
Manager Price- had an Idea that some of
the old watchmen were carelcsj nnd he de
cided to test them. One evening not long
ago he took n stroll through the plant nnd
around the grounds. Any number of watch
men saw him. but no one asUed his businc" )
or ordered him off Iho premises. As he wan
not known personally to the men. Mr Prlco
hought tlilfl neglect should be corrected and
ho ne\t morning the watchmen , with one
exception , were called up on Iho carpet
This one cxocpllon In sllll holding his Job
and probably will continue lo do so. He
net Mr. Price on Ills lounds and asked In
anguago moro forcible than polite- what he
, \as doing around there The manager made
ilniiclf known and the watchman started to
, xcuse himself , but Mr Price told him he
was merely doing his duty and that's wlo
an exception was made when there waa a
general cleaning out of watchmen.
lliilclicr AKiiliiNt Saloon Ivri'iHT.
R. H. Richardson , a buteher , has been
arrrelcd for assaulllng Hans Uemburg , a
saloon keeper doing business at Twcnty-sKth
and Q streels. Richardson Is employed al
Swift's , and when ho saw Officer Deters
over at the plint ho suspected whit he
wanted and skipped out. He hied himself
to Justice Agnow's court and pleaded guilty
to assaulting Lcmburg , and was fined $3
and costs. AVIth a receipt for his flue In
pocket , Richardson sallied lur'h ' nnd
plainly told Officer Deters that the police
court warrant was no good , as he could
not be tried twlco for the same offense.
Deters talked the mailer over with Judge
hrlstmann nnd the result was that Richard
son was landed In Jail. After being locked
up for a time he nnnaged to give bonds In
the sum of $200 for his appearance next
Tuesday , when he will bo tried Lcmburg
was bidly used up , both e > es being blacked
and lihi face one mats of bruises.
IiiipiiHi * mi Cluirl ( > .
Tcnterday afternoon three tramps giving
the names of Frank Clark James Conley and
Jam s Clark , were found In a box car and
arrested The men had been rushing the can
and were partially Intoxicated when taken to
Jail. They told the Jailor that they had been
In the city for the past two dajs begging
When enough money had been gotten to
gether the trio would repair to n box car and
spend It for liquor. Conley professes to have
an injured hand , he having that member
wrapped In bandages. By representing that
ho was unable to work he secured a good
many nickels and dimes from - dis
posed pertons.
CHj CiixNlp.
W. S. nabcoclc has returned from a trip
to Cheyenne.
ZcGoodwin of Alliance Is registered at
one of the hotels.
D. E. Gllmore , Central City , was a business
visitor here jcsterday.
G. W. Valentine , Kearney , was a business
visitor at the exchange yesterday.
G. G. Thompson of Illg Springs Is here for
a few days looking after property Interests.
The Sabbath school of the First Methodist
church will picnic at Sjmllcatc park this
afternoon.
The shot tower at Twcnty-elghlh nnd A
slreels , which was moved down from Omaha ,
Is being placed on Its foundations.
N. D. Mead , manager of the Western Union
office , returned yesterday from Ohio , where
ho had been to visit his mother who Is dan
gerously 111.
liurglnrs bioko into the Reed hotel Thurs
day night and went through two rooms The
first was that of Attorney Powers , who was
relieved of an $8 fee , and the eccond was that
of Inspector Houston. The occupant awoke ,
and after nn exciting tusalo the burglars
escaped down the back stairway.
Frank Trouba , who lives on Thirty-sixth
street at the county line was In the cltj
last night and reported thai his two children
a boy 2 years old nnd a girl nearly 3 , wen
missing. Mr. Trouba fears that the ehlldrcn
have been stolen , as a neighbor told him thai
the children had been uecii riding down tin
road In a buggy with a strange man. The
police liavo been asked to Investigate.
I-AV TiMiMr/rovs UOM * .
After Si-icTul TrlulH She CnpturcN n
I'ortnne.
It matters lltlle to Fay Templeton that In
creasing years , too solid flesh and loss o
sprlghtllness have retired her from the stage
It makes only that difference which come :
to nil when a career Is closed too early t <
leave the mind content to pursue oilier lines
Hut the once pretty soubrctto can bid tin
stage farewell and live on the Interest of hci
money , relates the Chicago Chronicle. Hoi
claims under the will of her last and mos
prominent matrimonial venture have bcei
sustained by Iho New York courts. She wll
.shortly como Into pnbscuslon of the snui
sum of $100,000. This Is why she need no
gambol ponderously behind the footlighls li
Iho vain endeavor to appear as she dd
when she made her hit In "Tho Mascotlo. "
Too much flesh has been the bane of inon
than ono footllght favorite. Some havi
adopted a rigorous course of Iralnlng vvhlcl
has produced startling results. Hut Fay wai
never fond of training. In fact she pro
ferrcd to perform her part at catch vs eights
For bovcral years she remained In the uunii
class and then It was too late. She mlRli
do for heavy old women , but as a soubretti
her attractions disappeared with her wills
line. Too much rotundity of figure made 1
necessary for her to cast about for othei
means of enjoying the goods of life. Thai
la where shu display ! the business ahllltj
which enables her to llvn on the Interest o :
her money whllo others of tlu > rotund clasi
must train down to earn salaries ,
Fay 1ms been a wife twice. Of thla facl
there la authentic record She wedded once
In thu ranki of her profession. It was HUP
praul to bo a good bargain on both Hides
but lif-roln the ealculpt'cms of the talenl
and all outsiders were at fault Among hei
ardent admirers waa "Hilly" Weet of inln
t'trcl fame. It wan In the heyday of he-i
dupremacy as thu leading comic open
fcoiibictto of the land that Wett laid aleg (
to her heart and won It. Mayhap t > he knev\
that the end of her ctreei was at hand
Dut at any rate he consented , and the )
were wedded. They lived as husband am
wife for Just one day. Then Ihcy parted
N'obody l.now why , and nobody has beer
told. Tbo wifa went oue way and the bus
band trimmed his ecu rut In the opposite dl
rectlon That was the end of thU matrl
mental venture. Mr. West subsequently ob
tilncd a divorce.
Among those who were attracted by hei
pretty face and form v-ae Howell Osborn
ono of Gotham'a mcel giddy youths. Yount
Oaborn wan born with plenty of money
That la , bla mother had millions at hei
command and Howell devoted himself. t <
the arduotii dutle.1 ot IcIiiK a "ewcll. "
Ilcrry Wall wius BUCOCM in thU mode of
existence on smaller oapltil than lh t o *
Osborn mere , and why ihould not Howell
exceed the dolnpa of the king of dudes ?
So he not about to cultlvMo the "Hen-
rlcttn. " llo of dreenculty of counte
nance nnl general Innbllltv to do sn > thing
of n useful nature Wall w a fM-orllc
wllh prclty ncltea c Oiboin buncd to be
Ho succeeded wllh 1'iie , it least. Ho won
Well , one- summer when buBliuss was llcht
nnd the fat had begun to wrinkle the
hitherto glove-flttlnR coslumes of the fair
Pay , Howell deputed for tttiropeRtinnge
to i elate , Pay took passage on the samp
stoimer Mrs Oaboin was mightily wrought
up over the escapade nnd when Iho ( ouple
iclurned aflrr a cnmpajRii over In Paris ami
other Kuropein cities she terminated tilth
friendship ns she thought bv tormlnatliu'
How ell's pin moncv This was momentarily
successful , but It fnllod In the end
Mis Osborn. molhcr of Howtll , owner of
some $6,000,000 , died She left n pecullu
will It bestowed $100 000 on Howcll In
tniFt. She also left him J.100.000 which ho
night dispose of ns he snw lit , on ono eon-
lltlon Ho must not will anv of It to Issue
jj any wife who before or nfter the birth of
.he child dnnrocf or snug professionally on
.he stngo. This wus for IMv's btnelll 'Ihis
s the nub uf the controversy In the will
ease Htiwell wilt ) faithful lo Ills lovo. Ho
yeaiu-'d for her , or she made him do It , oun
01 the other She had never abandoned hln * .
She l.ept atlcr him , co It Is said , until lit !
made her his wife That she was his vilfti
nnd legally entitled to the bequest the JOUIIE
Tellow innilt' her In his will has been tlecldfi
by the courts In New York. When the wed
ding was solemiil/ed does not appear from
the published leports , but tlu- will stands
Osborn willed her $100,000 In spllo ot the
maternal piohlbltlon He died a trifle ovci
n yc.tr ago nnd she has boon known ns his
widow ever since The family of the > ount
man contested Ihe will nn the- ground thai
Ihe terms of the mothers will made the
bequest void , llul Ihe Judge thought othci-
wise and entered n dccrco sustaining the
will
Thus Fay Tcmplelon need nol care foi thr
too gcnoioils pioportlons ot hei form am
Iho fading ot her joulhtul bloom. She eat
llvo on the Intelest of her money and tel
gossips and 11m envious to go heutc. Shu IE
amply prov Ided for.
nu.iiY aii'i.Mt : vvi > ijisr n.Y. .
A Trrror of ( litI'ncllli * Mope AIn
Miulc Hit TuIvInn on Moiiumitilu.
"Hln name was Included In the llttk 11s
of Nevada dcupendoes tmdc b > Mark 1'vv.ilr
In 'Roughing It , ' " said a Nevadi pioneer lot
New Yoik Sun man He did nol say "Mail
Twain ' by thu way , but "Sim Clemens , '
the name by which nil old Novadint , am _
ottx 'it Jouinij snomrj oqi woii'i SUBIUJOJUI
mi\v oiup BJH J ° " 3lu 1 ° Sunicj nv tootioo |
had died wlt'i ' their boots on and Illllj Mulll
gan was the chaiactei who Just now was the t/
he front. Some of the hostile mix-ups an-
shooting mitches In which tint ) omtg liish
man hail taken a baud had been i elated am
now the narrator had come to the da > of hi.
taking oft
"Billy Mulligan hirt run a long i-UIng anc
lantcd a good whllo toi u mm of hla tempi
and practices- ho wa- . tough , out am
out " continued the pioneer. ' Hlh neck wa
In dinner In the da > s of the Snn Ptaiicisu
vigilance s'jmmlttce , nnd he i.tn SOMO mi i OH
chancca wllh the law and Ijnrhors ifteiwaid
Ho was .1 biavo , desperate man linndj will ;
weapons , and would fight at th drcp of tin
hat. ' Hut ho pulled thiough ill tiouble mill'
the time ramc , which seems ooontr or lule'i
to befall aln.oat eveiy di" > pi"irtolur. tlu
striln of danger and the effect ot cons.tiiil
drlnUing and cxclteme.it got tie be'Uir ol
his nones , and Judgment \\hcu a de pctadc
gets that way there are two coin Bed that
hei nny take quit the country , quit drinking
and get to work at nn honist calling , 01 staj
and get killed. The last wn what Mulll
g.in chcsc , but he kept the business In hit
own hands end forced the pact to the cn-1
"It was at Carson CUy ' ! .at the end came
to Hilly Mulligan. The cards had gone
against him all night. The liquor he hid
drunk had made him ugly as no walked out
of the Esmeralda saloon one morning Next
door was a launchy , and Chlnamm , lion-
Ing clothes , lifted his face to the window
just as Mulllgun was passing. Without a
word the desperado drew a pistol nnd fired
thiough the glars , blowing the Chinaman's
brains out ; then went on to the hotel where
ho was staying , and upstairs to his room
In the top story. The door ot his room
opened near the head of the stairway , and
when the sheriff's officers came to an cat
him for killing the Chinaman he stood them
off with his revolvers. They knew II meant
certain death to some of them to try lo rush
up the stairway , and thej fatopped at the
foot to consider. John Colemnn. a particular
friend of Mulligan , who was with theni , tried
to persuade him to surrender.
" 'No use , John , ' said Mulligan 'I shan't
bo taken alive. This Is my last day and
the game'll end right here. You keep away
and don't get mixed up In the trouble. '
"Colemau was working along up the stilr-
way as he talked , with the object , perhaps ,
of getting near enough to thu desperado to
dkurm him.
" 'Stop where jou aic , John , " said Mul
ligan ; 'ono step nearer MH ! I'll kill jou.1
"Coleman made another step foi ward and
Mulligan fcliot him through the heart He
permitted the others to take Iho body away ,
keeping them covered with his pistols all
the time. A crowd gathered In the hotel
qnd the public square which It faced , and
plans were discussed for capturing Mulligan ,
but his character for deidly dcspeiatlon wnw
such that \olunteers weio seaico. At last
It was decided to call out the mllllla com
pany and lake Iho desperado In hie stiong
hold by regular atsault.
"The troops were musteied In double line
In the public squnie , facing the hotel , am :
waiting thu order lo advance. Through Hit
v.lndow of his room In Iho third storj
Mulligan could bo seen now ana then as h'
walked to and fro between the stairway am
the window , keiping watch against a BUT-
prlso In cither direction. Then a the faei
of Iho desperado appealed once moro at tin
window ono of the soldlcis fired with hh
rifle , killing him instantly. H was an un
expected shot , which undoubledly t > avei :
several lives that would almost ceitnlnlj
have been sacrificed lu carrying the room bj
storm.
"Ullly Mulligan was a New Yorker bj
birth and was a lyplcal representative of tin
old-llmu California 'lough' gambler a tlns
which gel Us tone and manners from tlu
New York of , the volunteer flrcincn am :
Dead Rabbit' day Quick of motion some
of them could pick a fly from the wall with
the thumb and flnger four thncs out of flvo-
slern and short-spoken except where It win
part of their game to bo suave , rough-arid'
tumble lighten ) , fashionably dressed , will
moro of ornaments tliiui southern gamhleii
often wear , and distinguished by heavy blatl
mustaches they ran their course In Sar
Francisco , which was headquarters from
which they wont to the new mining com
munities to stay whllo thcsu flemished 01
until they were driven out They had theh
day most of them wore shot or hanged < > i
they died In want. Hero and there stranded
In omo out-of-the-way western tommunltj
some decrepit mirvlvor is found of the old
gambler-desperado class of which I3I11)
Mulligan was a shining example , "
If on ( In- Trouble * HOKIIII ,
A big chunjh row l wild to bo brcwlnt
nt Moelilinnn Hottom , In Itlley county
Kan , A Sunday school social wan jrlver
the other night , at which a Kticssliis Kami
wan employed to di-ternilno who i-houlil In
nurtncrH nt the Mipper titblo A goblet \vm
Illled with shelled corn nnd the man BUC.HH-
\nu \ nearest lo the number of grains vvm
entitled to pltk the be t looking woman
while the woman Kuetwlii } ; nearest hrid tin
Mtmo choice amoiiK thu men Some of the
Christians of thu neighborhood declare thai
KINGS
STARCH
For Puddings , Custards , Oakes
and Blanc-Mange ,
Ilio inrfornnnce ns bnil n n cnm * ot
'Oker. |
ItcitMiit for it.
ChlcnKo I' it : " 1 never hoard jou * pe k
ot jour con. "
"No. There arc occndonnlly some little
unttors of family history Hint one tlora not
Iko to tlUeuts. "
"Ho hi-sn't ill firnccil the fAtully name ,
m ho ? "
1 No fortunately ho tnrt tlrroncj1 cnoiiRh
to chaneo hli i&mtbefore \ ho would con
sent to run for the legislature. "
DR. EDW. E. MALE.
Toll * of 11 1'iinllltp 'Mipdtlp tnr
IIIIN I > IHIIMN. .
Hdward Hvcrcll It.ile. 1) D. I , I. I ) , the
celebrated Now England Preacher , Author
and Philanthropist wrltoo.
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"I am admired b ) a caioful inqulrj among
leading phslolaus and pi-rsonal friends who
have us"d It ami In whom I liavo the utnicvt
confidence , thai Dr Chucol'b Kola Nrrvlnn
Tablets ulo Invaluable In insomnia and all
nervous dlsc.iM's "
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6QOK REMEDY
1-1110 Clltlll-lll , All DlNL-nHL-N Ul
AIINITliroiit , Clie-H ( , Moniiiuh ,
lif mill I.lxcrj 11 } ilrouclLurl -
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nmnni ; YOUNG , MIDDLE AOCD mid OL.U Jll N.
i > i i o borts BPCIS
ULXJU1J AND OIV11M ,
iiininKc. htrofula. lul
mars. Tetter , Kczuni uiul Illood 1'olsoii thorough.
ly clcnnsid fiom tlio fcjEtcin , ulto VV'taKnciis of
Oreans , Iiillammatlon , Ilupluna , riles , I'lBtula ,
etc.
CATARRH Throat. Lurms , Uvei. Djfpcpalu
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Trou Hen
T.ADTFS G'vcn ' cnreful nnil rpcclnl ntlcntlon
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WRITP Y ° ur ttoublca 1C out of clti. Thou-
i\j.iu sands uncJ ut homo by coi res-pond'
IIIIATMINT HY
Omilia Helical and Sur icil Instil ut3
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Searles
& Searlea
hl'hLlALISTm
Kcrvcus , Uironic
anil
J'rivale Diseases
WEAK f
Alirrliuti DIhraKrti
* V ! > Ht nli rHof Men
'In * t nn lit In "irtli ,
"IBiLTs'
Cured for llfo nnd the poison thoiouklil ) clcanicd
from the hjfliin
Spermut irihoa l-einlnnl Wcaluu n Lost Man-
liood , NlKht rmb-flotiB DOPHJPI ! racultles , I e-
nuiln \Si-iklii-i-H anil nll ililUntv dlsnnlerH pc-
cullnr lo cither nx | iiifltl\rly cured 1'II.LH.
ri.SIt'LA and Itl.CIAI. I l. < I'ltS in DUO.
riCUKS AN'I ) \ AllICO"iii : iwnnancnlly anil
t-iiii-i x.-fully cured Me tlio I ni-v , timl unfulllnj ; .
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by niw iiiPllnid vllhiut imln or ciittlnB Call
on nr nddrtrn "llh i-tiiniii
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Dr. SearUs , canes OMAHA. Mm.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL , . . . 5100,000
\VI3 SOLICIT VOUIl UUfllARtiU.
\VK UICBIHB VOtn COLI.rX/JIONS.
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siwvrs.
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ut an enormous exjicnuethe
vvui el fiuiioiiM
( PIllHT ANI I.AhI THIS Bt MMIJU )
I VJ ) UD EB I ! iB
ANO TlilllU OWN COMPANY ,
I'M nil from I heir n-tent trluinphH In Norn
York , lioston , 1'lillndi Iphlu mid C'-ilcio ;
1'rlci H .I'o. 2'iu ii ml "no. Huitu now on sals
ut Si llerb'drutf Flute-
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFP8 WANTS'
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luniU for tulu ( rvl.t. Ituy . JUn , : j i'cail
tlittl
MOVINOI MOVINC1I
When you v > lth to move
And lm\o cveryllilni ; eo rmootli ,
I-niroii : a wagon , lurKe , medium T mall )
One Juit lurtju inoucli to Uke II all
iikht ruonm In one loud tliuy tuke.
Try II. the next move > ou nmVv :
I'lanoi. too , wu inovo utth create * ! care ,
And prlcev , you'll nud , atu a I way ( air ,
YbU'll Illlll nollU KU CUllfUJ Ilk lll < Jtt > OU
When cull at No. 8 boutli Muln Mrtet.
William Wtkb , TraruUr Unt , 7(1. UC