TII13 OMAHA DAILY MVAli "MONDAY , KS08.
I CURRENT NEWS OF 'INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIMMl .Itr.VIIOS.
Corpor , Klro Ins. , 6 I'earl , til. .172.
Six oner Croc-try Co. . 323 It way. Tel. 3U.
Srlimldt'a l n relief photo * ate the latest.
styles Is cunnnoil to hla home by
The , -lty roiinc-ll will hold their rcKul.tr
monthly ittpptlng this evoiilui ; .
I'nity Ritllil will hold a fiioclitl tnectlnR
thi * i-vpiiliiK nt the rosUlotiru of Mrs. A.
II. Cook. 131 Vine street.
Mr. Thnenas IMwiurtti of lletenn , Mont. , Is
tbp Riirst of Mica Howmati ati the Mlwes
I'attrrs'M ot their homo on Sixth street.
Mies Mantle Mneher of Mctnhato. Minn. , Is
tinBUI'S' of Mian Clalr Trouimaii anil Miss
7 , o mil. Shu will toinaln In thp city next
work.
Mrs. S. 0. lldrlow anil Miss Ailillp Orottt
of Worn nre visiting la HIP elty , the Kitestr
of Mr. ami Mrs. A. Grout of 217 North I'lrst
ttrcrt.
A i torn -y ( JoorRo h. Oabte. nccomiianleil by
his \ \ lrtrppnt nirlstm-ts ami Sow Year
with his inrc-iits In Denlson , rottitulng homt
1 < 18 ! I'VI-lllllR. '
Attonipy Frank Shlnnvlrn iMil bscm In
tin. rlty itti'intlnR the Ootivorap illsbarincnl
-roeil'nRs ' In tlio illatrlct court , retnrnei
liomp iJ.'t rvonlug.
\Vo want you to fcol that your packnRo I1
very well onto nt our placu , anil every offorl
\vill lie ii. a IP to pk-iiso > ou ftt the Kagl'
Launilry. 724 IJway.
r S Ilulibanl Icavo.T rnVpilnpila > fa
lie > MoittojMrrp he has pwllrot roarton
f r o\i'-.K | ' [ ; | . ' . .ti > ip-tppalntment na otto of
thp assist. nit ilnorlipuinrn of the sciwtp.
I'l.f. Ilbpy. Mrs. Illsey , Mies Itarmlt unil
Mis. ' I'ors.iM hnvp returnpil form lies Molnps ,
ttlicro tlioy ittenik-il t'.te State Teachers' as-
su , i.itldii ini'PtlnK. They report a i.ilwsant
iin.l in1 , llt-iblo time.
UPV. O. IV Kry rf the Kltth Avenue Metho-
i's ; KnUi-of.il rlinrrh. Mlleil thp liulpli at
1'r.iailAuy churcn jestorday monvXiR. lie
vr.jcht 1 i' very Impresslvr sermon from the
aulijii-t. "T'.io Christian's Hope. "
Mrs. Sauinlpra and ilauchter of Linden ,
Out . innther < ind sister of F. ( ! . Sjunders of
Harle , HI. : SCo. . . orrlvrd In the city yes-
lerday , and will locate rl'hcr here or In
Omar.i. w'le-ie ' they will tniTPl-ose a liome.
William lUIrd died < it his homo In Hazel
lloll town.-h'.u yesterday , after nn Illness of
sevir.iluclu. . Ho was 72 years ot eiuo. Ho
leaves three children , Wllllum LMIril of Lln-
coMi. Hadli-y H.ilrd. who lives In Dakota , and
Mia. W. Miles Hall of that comity , lie will
bp burled toi'.ay ' In Orange cemetery In Hazel
lcll ) townsh'ti.
Celly IloiiKh , whoso arrpst on New Year's
was due to his appropriation of ei silver dollar
lar whi-li he picked up from the counter In
a saloon where n number of nu-.i were di-luk-
InR. restored tlio money to the owner last
il ovcnlap. mil thus eliminated one feature of
the rl-Jirse nRtilnst him that will be he-aid
In police co'Jit this morning.
In honor of their Kiicst , 'Miss ' Stevens of
G.ilcsburn , 111. , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Stevcus
entortaUicd on Thurs'oy even-liiR about thirty
friends : Ivlgh five. The prizes were won
by Mrs. nnil Mr. Vr..l llrnnt , the former
ti'klf.i ? a very dainty handkerchief and the
latte-r a necktie rasp of embroidered linen.
The front parlor was decorated In pink I-O.-CB
nnd the Kick room in red rctcs. Liiht rc-
frcshmiTita wore flervetl.
The United States civil sen-ire commission
bus ordered that an examination be lie-Id by
Ita local board In this city between
March 15 and Ayr ! ! 2r > , for K'rade
of clorlt and carrier. Only citi
zens of t'.ie United States can be exam
ined. The ago limitations for this examina
tion arc as follows : Clerks. IS and over ;
carriers , between 21 and 10 years. Applica
tions for this examination should be promptly
filed with Se.-rctary Fred 1) . Johnson of the
J ) local heard.
Cornelius O'llrlen died at tlio ros'doncc ' of
his soii-.ii-Iaw , Mr. William Pe-j.-ack , 1S03
Seventh avenue , at 5 o'clock yesterday , frnm
l > neumrnia , at the ago of SI years. Ho
lc ivos two dauRhtC' . ' . ' ! and one son , Mrn.
Thomas Slonn of Omaha , Mrs. William Pea
cock of this city nml John C. O'Drlcn ot
Georgetown , In. Thp deceased wns a native
of Cork , Ireland , end cmlg-.ated to this coun
try In the rarly fife. IccatltiK at 13Imi a. N.
Y. He removed to fieargetown. In. , In ISfi.l
where he resided until ten years ago. whet
ho came to this city , w'aoro lie lias since
lived. Tie ! funeral will occur frcm the resi
dence tomorrow at Sl0 : a. m. Services at St.
Francis Xavlcr church at 9 a. m. The Inter
ment will bp hold in Catholic cemetery.
A party of lanilseekpiv will leave tills city
tomorrow far Arkansas , where they will louk
up some opportunities for Investment that
cifo reported to be cxccll.eit eVanccs for real
izing handsome profits. The i > irty will visit
il , , . . . .imn nni-Mnn nPllin ttn llti ) crt ph.ipnittil
Chief of Police Canning when he ir.-ido a re-
ccut trip there. The party will consist ot C.
I ) . Walte. J. T. Collins , Hana llendrlckson
nnd Chris Peterscti. They e.\ect ; to be absent
for sove.'al weeks and some of them nay nut
return at all if the outlook proves to be as
favorable ao reported. Canning will make
another trip to the same- locality in t'.ie
spring ud may take a ixirty of friends wilh
him. The fi.iccUl Inducement Is line farming
luiids at loss than $10 an acre and plenty of
\\lld turkeys and door.
C. D. Vlavl Co. , temaie renieily ; consulta
tion free OITlco liours , 9 to 12 and 2 to G
Health book furnished. 3:0-327-323 Merrlan :
block.
N. Y. Plumbing compinv. T < " 1. 250.
Domestic sono wrapixisall for spoons.
I'nIiIT l.oimrliuiN Cnllcil.
Rev. Father honglnui ? , pastor of St. Peter's
Catholic church , has boon calle-d to Atchisrr.1 ,
Kan. , where IIP will assume the pastorate
of the Abbey church connected with t Hen-
edict's college there. He will leive for Ills
new Hold of work next Wednesday. Father
Longlr.us will be succeeded here by Father
Thomas Hurk , who c-omes from Mount I'leas-
nnt. Kan. Father Hurk arrived bore jester-
day nr ! assisted In the New Year's services
at St. Peter's.
Father Unglnus NIB been jxistor of St.
Peter's cliurch for the last five aud n half
ye-ats. during which time he has endeared
himself to his congregation and done much
for the parish which has been under his
charge. Since assuming the pastorate of St.
J'eter's he has not only reduced the debt on
the church , but has built the handsome rar-
ercuige beside It which stands todiy without
a dollar of debt on II. Under h's ' care the
Su&day school has Increased until It no\ .
number * about 100 pupils. The church so
cieties have also thrived , especially the
Young MenV > lyceum , which has been Father
I onglnus' special pride and care. Iteforo
coming hero Father Louglmis was assistant
pastor at St. llcnedlct'H , so on gol'g to Atchison -
chison ho \ \ 111 le among od ! frlencK He
succeeds there Father Charles , who h i ? been
made director of the ) college. St. Dene-diet's
parish , which 1 Independent of the collego.
numbers over 400 families , while there- are
not inorti tluci fifty belonging to St. I'ctcr'i ?
here.
Domestic suir. ) wrapjcrb call for spoons.
Even Heat ,
Untie ilcat.
J-'ci > rioiiiy IIC-VCT
Inforo nu n with
toft coul. lit tons
- _ _ Of tllft I'Ottl Pilllll
I ton of hard.
A report from Uev
J Hcale Hif.ait
I'lerce SI : " 1 hve
lieen utinn your
II Jt HlHIt With
toll coul ua fuel
for tlx weeka.
We are \ery much
i pleuf U ulth It. It
; ? not only Blvcs an
joo.l . tutlifactlon
' n > our hard coal
bite burner , but
U caving u laree
part ot the
it
CASADY IS IN THE KLONDIKE
from the Missing Man is Ilntl by
His Fricutls.
D1G3ING GOID TO SQUARc HIS AFFAIRS
Inl.-rcil In Viiiunlilo CliilniN Will
l.ll.i'ly II..Siilllplrnt to Mure
Tluiii S.'lll.All UN
I.noil I (
J. N. Casnily , who left the elty a year itRo
amlilcnly anil uinlcr a nnanelnl plotul. after
vlnn llveil hero for more than it quarter era
a century nnd always been couutoil as otic
01 the foremost cltlzims , has hppn hpanl
from , lie Is In the gold llohls of Alaska ,
where he went shortly after leaving liore.
When Mr. OaK.-uly left ho was hopelpsisly
Involved , and his slid len departure was duo
altogether to limhlllty to meet his nnnnclal
obligations. Kor many yeais ho had been
counted as one of thp wealthiest men ot the
elty , owning property that was worth | 100-
Oflo. SpoeuliUiotiB tlmt wpnt wroni ; and
llaatK-lal oDlig.itlons assumed for the accom-
moilatlon ot frlenda resulted In the larKC p.irt
of this property .becoming liuolved. Money
that had come Into his possession as trust
funds and Invested with hla own was swept
away In the iH'tieral rnln , and thp belief that
ho was liable to arrest and would bo prose .
cute ! on criminal charges leil to his IllRht.
Immediate ! ) after his departure the graml i
Jury of the district court convened In the ,
regular term , and there was a rumor to tin
eftect th.it Indictments had IIPPII found I
against Casady and that the olllrers of thp
law were an.xUusly seeking him. Thonc
rumors were wholly 'Without ' foundation. No
nttompt was made to procure an Indictment ,
and at no time was there any ilcslrc on the
part of the men who had been surierors
through Ms mistakes to bring him back uiul
prosicute him. Kroni the limp of his Disap
pearance until the p osetit there has b.en only
one general sentiment onUTtalaod and ex
pressed by ( lie pec pe ! of the city who have
known 'Mr. ' Casady for a generation , and that
was sincere regret that ho should have
deemed It necessary to leave under a cloud.
The reports 'that ' reach his friends from I
Alaska Indicate that he Is nowin a position
where IIP Is'likely to .make . sulliclent money
In a short time to render It easy to pay. ylf
all of the dpibts and leave him a comfortable
fortune beside. 'Ho ' has located several claims
In the richest portions of the new gold tloHs ,
and there appears to be hut little room for
doubt that some of them will prove to Le
exrcedinglj' rich. He announces his inten
tion of returning to bis home as s-oon as hi1
succeeds In making enough money to pay his
debts. 'Mr. ' Casady Is botwcen CO and 70 years
old.
Domestic soap wrappers cali for snonns.
IVUro'lze the reliable Hluff. City Laundry.
They are easy en clothes.
Domestic sojp wrappers call tor spoons
Suiiiliiy School oil Sliimart Kuril ! .
On the form of E. 1. . . Slmgart , live mile.- ,
east of this city , called Kigewood , there Is
ono of the most Interesting Sunday rchols vi
the county , i.nd a nourishing church organ
ization. l'io.11 thp church and Sunday school
are entire ! ) nonscctarlan , and are known
ns tbo l-Mgewo-.cl Union c'nirch and Sunday
school. Tlie present organization was formed
November 7 , ISflfi , after several unsuccessful
experiments along denominational I'.ues.
Them was about i-lnety tfcholars present at
the school yesterday , ana in unlimited
am cunt of oiijhusl.'m. The otilcers are : Su
perintendent , S. Sncathen ; rtsalstant superin
tendent. T. K. Winter ; secretary , Miss Mamie
J. Triplctt ; treasurer , ' .Miss Ntttlc Venuu ;
organist , LMrf. A. IV Cooper ; librarian. M'tas '
Jonnlo McCr.ie. Thp trustees ot the church
jro F. S. CCillJs. K. L. ahugart. J. It. Aler-
ton. W. K. ' .McCrac ami lr , . W. S. Hurd.
Thi > bullillns is owneV , by'Mr. ' Shug.u't ami IIP
has donated the use of It for teni years anil
agreo.l to pay .ill "he expesises for t'c llrnt
je'.ar. . Tlio only condition of tne lease is .hat
Sabbath p-ool is to be helil every Sum' ' >
anil preachliiK at least twice a month. The
school Is held at 2 o'cloi-k and church services
at It o'clock. Tiicre" was no cliurch service
yesterday. At ' .he Rundny fi-nool Mr. Shu-
Fart anir.iinoed . his willingness to donate JoO
to bo expended for prizes for those fccurlug
new members and for best attcndiuro dur'ng
the next six months. Uev. Henry DeLong
county superintendent of Sunday schools , wa.i
prsFcir. cud eomnuntcil vcrj' favopibly upcn
the rpcord male by the scluol t.uia far. One
pleasant feature of tile church organization
is a series of ioclulb helJ at u different house
In the neighborhood every Thuisclay evening.
Next Sunday there will be preaching by Rev.
T. W. Williams of thp Uc-orgaulzed Churc i
of Jesus Chrtet of Latter Day fal'.rs.
Miss Cook's stuJio. Gran' ! hotel annex.
Domestic sajp wrappers call for spoons.
Hoffmayer's fancy patrrit Hour makes the
Lest and most bread. Ask your grocer for it.
M01IKST UKIH KST I'Mdt KI.NDS.
IIMVII AKi-li'iilliiriil Cull.'i- DOCH Xot
. \NC ! Much of ( he Slntc.
DES MOINES. la. , Jan. J. ( Special. ) The
Eovc..teentii biennial report cf the S'.a e Agri-
cutural college aj Ames has been filed with
the governor. The most striking feature cf
th ? report 'Is ' a conspicuous modesty mani
fested by tae beard cf trustees In i.s re
quests for new appropriations. The mem
hers ot the board sate t.at there are many
th'.Mgs the college needs , but ttat In view ot
the prrt'ilng dcn'.and for mcr.ey whk'h are
ir.ado on the s'ato at present they choose to
Jpicr le-iiuests lor any DIH 'iie'ir urKi-iu iirem- .
until times prow bettor. The trial amount
iMkcd for is $11,475. the Urgent Hem In wls-lch
Is $15,000 for books. Otner speclflc recom-
uicn'i'tlcns ' of tile trus'ees nreas followu : *
We ask Unit the Rove-nior and superln-
teiulPiH of public- Instruction lie : i 'do 1 to the
boirtl of trustee. ? a& meiuli r * cxolllcio.'u
nsk that the board of tru < tei > be author-
l/ 'il to pure'ase not to c-xeee-d elcbty , ieres
of land adjolnim , ' the pre-scnt eolkmfarm
and to pay thcre-fi.r . from the endeUment
fund In necordnnee with the .provisions . of
the national Knint'e nnU that the e-oi-
Ue fise-al ytnr be dt Unholy llxed to be-Rln
on July I The board hasib elded to ilo
away with thn present method of holding
eomminee-mentH In the fall and In the futurv
isi'.l hold them In tie sprlnn , on the srniml
that the untvcrpal exiierlene-e of Ameriean
rollesris Is against thei fall commencement
Cilt : Siiliniii Mi' " ( o 'I'linc.
SIOUX CITV. Jan. 2. ( Special Telnsram. )
County Attorney Ilallem to-lay nollfld all
the saloon keepers of Sioux City that lu the
future they must comply with the provisions
of the Martin law. Complaints have bscu
made that the law la grossly violated In
Sioux City anil they have become' no numer
ous that the authorities have decided to take
action. The law permits no fixtures ailde
from the bar In the salcon and no free
lunches , screens or even pictures. Further ,
alt saloons muat close at 10 p. m. nnd remain
. Impel on Sunday. None of thcsa provisions
are now compiled with In Sioux City. The
authorities tay they are In earnest but they
do not auk the keepers to cloce before 11 p.
m , but they mut > t do tint to the urmilc. The
edict wan ciulte a surprise to saloon men.
but It will bo usele'LH to proUst.
Work of ii 'I'miiiji.
POCAHONTAS. la. , Jan. 2. ( Special. )
Cti Wirfi'.esday of last week the farmers of
Dover township In this county discovered a
school hou.ie on fire. The building was to
tally destroyed be-fore they could get help.
As no school had been held there for several
days all were at a less to KKOW how the
nre originated , but 1.10 same afternoon n
tiamp was ecen to enter toother school house
two miles from there and flames were seen
from the doors and wladowB , but the
farmers nearby r.iri-eednl In pxili tm .in *
tlio ILimrs. Shortly after this 'ramp wen :
to a farr.i hniij-'f , where IIP IJIJKP out several
lights of glass , but before the t < rmer. at
w twi house this depre.iatlou was -mmltled. .
eoulel pet asU tft icoi 't\ \ order to capture the
man , the tramp \ppcHred. . He Immp-
elkiti'ly oouniled HIP alarm and a crowd ef
thirty or forty farmers sai'i g.it < teri\l ami
wrnt In pursuit. After " short search thp
tramp wan captured and tason to Konila.
where a trial was ludd before a justlcp of
the pp.icp , ntul he waive , ! preliminary exam
ination to await thp action of the grand
Jury.
Thlr t for ) tl Onu Core ,
CHI5STON' , Id. , Jan. 2. SpecM. ) Uotucs-
HP 'trouble mime near resulting In a blocJy
tragedy Saturday at the homo of Mr. .tud
Mrs. Harry Johnson. Th"o relations existing
between this couple have been strained for
tome time. Saturday Johnsova went home |
slightly under the lullm-nce of llmior nnd ns-
saultcd hlA wife , knocking her down and
tire , 'ptvlng to kill her with an ugly look'MK
butcher knlfo which lie wielded. Mrs.
. Jc4insoti had l.lm nrre-sted for ai < -
I saull with Inteut to commit murder.
When the olllcers went tr Jthnsci.i'9 home he
raiiE.'ht refuse in t.io attlp auil refused to
coiuo down when thp o'llcers commanded
A little strategy was u , edvnl Johnson was
captuie'd. The ofllrirs pretpnded tint they
wire going to leave and Jol.v.acn came ilcwn
ot his own accord. lie was iirrosted cud
liken down town to answer the charge. Ho
was plol.'Pil under bonds and In company with
Sheriff Nichols went 'xi search of friends , r.
got ball. Heus < permltteit to go home ,
and then rctusi-d to return witn the olllrer.
Nichols came down town to get assistance ,
and while ho was absent Johnncu ag-'ln
crawled through the If le In Hie celling cud
hid In the attic. He was forced from his
1'ldlng whesi the olllcers arrived , lie rtui'icd
Into the ( arlcr and picking tip a razor cut
a horrible gash across his neck before t t
olllcers coul'd In'erfere. Ho was * f.i.ally
\ knocked down with a idiilr. Jih..iLM ino-
l teateJ ' Rxiln.st the services of a phalclan biti
j wan forccil to accept aid. HP was removed
: to the Cottage hrspllal after nia woun.l. " Cwd
, boeu dressoJ. lie threatens to kill l..msclf
when opportunity presenti1.
KOUT WOnniS. la. . Jan. 2. ( Special. )
The wholesale Implement linn of Ownger &
Mitchell of Fort Dodge , which for many > ears
liiw done the largest buslriesa In- Its line In
this part of the state , dissolved partnership
January 1. 0. U Granger will continue the
huslntsB , Peter M. .Mitchell retiring ,
Io\vn 1'rcsN Comment.
nubuquo'Telegraph : 1S07 liua be.'ii a bol
ter year for the American people than IS-Ofl ,
nnd It Is sincerely to be hoped ilui 1S9S will
bo far better than 1S)7. )
Sloax City Trlhuno : Deacon S. V. White
who his just raid all scores on his last fail-
tire , was formerly an la-wan and could there
fore see great things in wheat.
Sioux City Journal : The year 1 ! )7 ) l.as not
on the whole , been a bad year fur Sioux
City. It lias been a year of recuperation , r.m
It will be pleasantly remembered. The new
year , however , promises lo bo a better.
Therefore the welcome ! Is general and
hearty to IS'JS.
Atlantic Telegrapn : The rsport recently
made giving the vai'io of the prodnots o , "
Iowa soil Is a great uniloraeiiieiit o * the pro-
dtictiveiie-ss of the state taken together. Sec
retary Wilson also says that tin eastern
and southern portions of Iown ho coasblu-v
the most prosperous iRrlculturnl country In
the world. This Is uo elUparaut ieiu : 'o otlier
sections , but it is the > iulli regarding south
western Iowa at least , and still t'.ils region
is but partially devolve 1 and is becoming
better every year. The possibility ot suutli-
wo.Uern lo\\n as a producing country Is prac
tically unlimited.
DCS Moincs Leader : Ilora-o 0. Hurt the
now president of the Union I'.icitic railroad ,
received his railroad training In lo va. lls ;
iirst responsible position being 'owa super
intendent for the Nartliwcjtei-ii railroad ,
then ho was transferred to Omaha and
dually to St. Louis , kisi year becoming third
vlco president of the Northwestern , with
headepiarters at Chicago. Mr. Hurt , like
nearly nil the successful railroad men of
the generation , worked his way up from the
ranks , depending upon his ability and the
character of his sarviccs for advancement
rather th-in "pull" with directors. In spite
of all that Is said to the contrary , the poor
boy still has a chance in this country.
llMVII llllsllie-M * .Ill-Ill . * .
A new coal mine. Is being opened at What
Cheer.
A new hprih is to to established at Clarion
in the spring.
The total valuation of Uremer county is
given as $3,772.390.
H Is rumored that the Koch Island will
this yi'ir extend its Huthven and Winterset
branches.
An Imleperdent telephone company h'S
been organized at Denlson.
Dos Moincs bank clearing. ! for 1897 aggre
gated $2,131,517 more than for 1S90.
The Glcnwood Opinion learns that a num
ber of residences will be built In the city In
the spring.
The Western Electric Telephone company
has supplanted its old 23-foot telephone poles
at llritt with new 50-foot poles.
During the year just closed about 100 new
residences were built in llert Oak. The Im
provements for the year co.U $101,2.V ) .
The Cudaby 1'acklng company has 100 car-
icaels of material upon the tracks in KB yarlh
In Sioux City End George IMrks , general
master of eonbtriiction , ha.j wired II. J. Uus-
tiell , general purchasing agent , to go slow
for a few days.
Iliiilding egg eases for next Be.pon's pack
was commenced at a factory In Waterloo las :
week. Stock for 4,000 cases Is now on haml
and an additional supply of the fame amount
will bo required. About 1.400 pounds of nails
wl.l be used In the work.
The Dubiuue | Times declares that "not
withstanding the calamity howl In some
quarters , Dubuque has had the finest holiday
trade for soveial years. Ore feature of the
trading w.n a most agreeable surprise ; thu
was the geTieral ca.sli pa ) incuts for the goods
bought. "
TO critH COM ) IN < > M : HAY
Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If It falls to euro.
25c. The genuine has L. II. Q. on each tabici ,
Ucntlis of n liny ,
UMA , Peru , Jan. 2. Captain iA. J. H'U
of the schconcr Laulse , which iccer.tly arrlveel
hero from San iKranelsco with a eargo of
lumber , Is dead at Oallao.
HOSTON. Jan. 2. Judge Kdmiind II. Ilcn-
, nitt , tlio rccicrablo dean of the Hoston un'-
I vcrslty law echool. died today after nn 111-
| iici * of a few week * , rgcd 74 years. From
1 1SC5 to 1SC7 he was nv.yw of Taui ton. From
1.S05 lo 1S71 he was lecturer at the Harvan1
lav ; school , and he had been professor in' '
eltun ef the Hester ] U'.ilvorsity law fljioj
Hlnco thr latter due.
HOMK , Jan. 2 Jlgr. Sarnelll , urchbUh.r.
of Naples , U dead.
ST. LOUIS , Jan. 2. Konr prominent men o :
this city , died toi'.ay. Charles S. Tatisslg. ? i
attorney , was ( auail dead In his bed thr !
wsrnlng. Mo was iiged 40 yearn and dea . .
WCB caused by a burflng bled vesa : ! .
Kmllo A. Becker , a real e.i'.te ' n in .1
! proml.-.ent In Grand Army of he Itepubli.
I circles , died of toficnlng of the biu'l-j.
Dr. Jantra Hackctt , aged CO. rc.e of th ,
I foremoat iCiyslrlo.is of : ' )0 city , dltd from . .
j overdcso of chUrofonn. Ho hail long bei.
' a sufferer from Htotnach trouble , and w .s . . .
: the lubit of taking chloroform to relieve tin
! pain.
. D.1. Fred Rocpkc , aged F5 , a well kuom
Gcniv n physician ot 60 yeara' prae Ice lei S'
Lul.died of nil age.
HHATH1CK , Neb. , Jan. 2. ( Spaclal Tele
gram. ) William Blakely , a \ve-ll knowi
Nebraska pioneer , dltd at his hcme. tor
miles west of 1 ! .airice , today after an 111-
nem of nevcral weeks. Da eased was T1'
yeais of age. Ho came to Nebraska ni'arl )
forty years ago. Ho was a past grand mus
ter of the Odd Follows of the state and luul
been a member of the order almost from Ho
organization lu Nebraska. Tlio funeral will
bo held at 11 o'clock Tuesday forenoon at
the Kllpatrlck church , near the lilukely
home. Deceased was a brother ot lion
Nathan Illalu'ly of Beatrice ,
LAWMAKERS OF IIATOYEBOM
They Will (3st ( Tojothor for Utuiuojs Ono
Wiok from Today. ' '
MANY TOUG I PROPOSITIONS to TACKLC.
Itciipliorlloiiincnt ami tin * l.linioi-
lliiCNllon Will llolli Di-niniiil 'I'lu'lr
Allciillon Funk N Miit.il
for SiicnUer.
lliS : M01NU9. Jan. 2. ( Spec ! ii. ) The
twenty-seventh ge-noral assembly i > f Iown
will oppu I's ' sessions-on Monday , January
10. On the following Thursday Leslie M
Shaw will bs > Inaugurated governor to IMIP-
ceed Kr.incls M. Drake1. The govrr.or'i
messuno will be nt OIICP transmitted to ihc
assembly and the seiions buslne&H of th.
cession will begin without delay. It will be
the tlilrd session held In as many yuirtj. Th-
r..nl.ITtnaslnn nf ISflfl Undertook to ndorl
n revision of the Iowa code and failed. It
held n special session of nearly four month'
In the winter and spring ot 1M17 , completing
this Immc'iso task. Th ? session this wlnte. .
will make various corrections and amend
iionts to the now code to smooth up th.
diicefl when * a brief experience luis piovod
o need It. On the whole the new code hat
given good satisfaction nnd the majority o.
ho elriiig.'s will require little time for con
sideration. An exception to this la expected
n the Insurance lawn. , List : winter sotix
athur radical changes were mad ? In thcst
statutes and the Insurance eompaulivi wll
demand moilltlcatlons and uutlie u strong
effort to force their point.
Aside from thes ? corrective measure ,
there will be a large number of new matters
which are expected to tequlre much tlm.
nnd careful consideration. First o" these wll ,
bo the report ot the committee wnicn nas
boon Investigating the conduct of mute in
otltutlans. The committee has completed It
tour of the Institutions and Is now In tin
city completing Its report and roeomniendii-
tlon1 ? . Hach ot the state Institutions there
are nearly a score of them at present has i
board of trustees , appointed by tlio govetnoi
with the approval of the s-enate , to manag.-
Its affairs. The .system , with Its multlpllcit >
of trustees and corresponding expense bills.
IIP- been eiltlclzed. and a committee vtas
named a year ago to ascertain If the p.'eMeti.
system Is needlessly expensive and ti , recom
mend , It deemed advlsible , some new plan.
It I.s practically certain the committee
will recommend n new plan involving ra.1
icnl changes. The otate board of control ide.-
is the basis of the proposal expected trim
the committee , but In whit form It will hi
presented Is uncertain. One proposition it
to create a single bincel of five or seven
members to manage all the Institutions ; tc
niv iroo.l . alarica. do away , with all loca.
boards , and give , this one board Jull powe
aiul full responsibility. The plan is objcctoi
to In some quarters on the ground that I
would lodge an Immense patronage contrc.
in n small board , which would promptly be
com& the most powerful'.political body ii
the state. Another plan is to dlvi'le the hi
stltutlons into three or four cbsscfl , placing
for instance , the educational institutions In
ono class , the penal and're-formative Instl
tutlmis In another , null thp eleemosynary
and benevolent In a thir.1 ; nnd place end
class in control of a board. Other sugges
tions Involve modifications of one or anothei
of these plans , while many insist that the
present plan of strictly local control is tlu
tight one. It I.s certain that the state insti
tutions are maneuvering tor tlia fight and
that they wlll ; demand the retention of the
present plan. The result will be a long fight ,
ol which the- outcome ) is uncertain.
KEAIM'OII'TIONMENT.
Heapportioument of the sii te will occupy
some time. The senatorial districts a : least
will bo reorganized , anel possibly the repre
sentative districts. A cons'-'itutional ameud-
mcnt is pending for a permanent appar.iei.-
mcnt of the douse of represen ativia , aiul I ;
will cause- come opposition. it itasses | lie
legislature it will then bo submitted to i ,
popular v.-te some time durXig the coming
uunimcr. It proptscs to give one incmbe :
of the hou. e > .o ych of the iili-.cty-r.lnc
counties tad an additional one to e-ach couiu >
that has cue and three-flfihi times the raiio
of population secured by dividing t'iie ' total
popnlutlon hy ' .he number of counties.
'Kiero will bo en effort to further slmpjltj
the Austialian ballot lav. Last winter the
scheme of marking the ballot w s tahangel
and the result , as indicated In the recent
election , was that the uumuer ef defective
ballots was onormouu. Tne cry ha.5 gone u ;
fiom the entire s'.a e that the law must bi
simplified ; but how to do it i.s not , so ap-
iaicit. It is very likely ttat a compromise
will bo rcacCied , leaving the law s It now
stands until tne voters can oecome educated
to it.
The Cheshire amendment , Introduced las
wiener and defcateJ In the senate after over
whelmingly passing the hotuc , will come up
ag&'o ' and is certain < : o occasion a bitter
struggle. It Is a proper' ; ! to ail apt the In-
dlara plan of taxlag telegraph , express , telephone -
phone and sleeping car cmpanle . Briefly ,
it proposes that the total valuatlca of all
the proper. ) ' of a company no secured by
ascertaining the market value of > 'll stocks ,
b&ndaand other evldcrcea ( t ownership. T'luu '
t.io total mileage shall be cdcertalncd , and
also the total mileage in Icwa. The assefneil
valuation for Iowa snail be i.i proportion to
the tc".l valuaticu , as the mileage in lowr.
is to the total mileage. The tallroads op-
pr e-.l the plan vigorously last winter beoaus'
they believed It1 It were applied to the other
cmp'cn : ' now it wouli cconer or later be
\ipplled to railroads , and the rallre.- > didn't
want It. It is announced on behalf of the
llttlo group of members t'i.1 i. amendmon-
will bo cffcred , au KCOII as the Cheshire bll !
Is brought in , to make it apply also : o the
rallioads. If this is done It will brig ! : dowi
the greatest fight the assembly lias known fci
years.
LIQUOR LAW.
TCio democratic members will unJer'ake to
force came changes in the liquor nKMiifao
turliif ; 1'i.w , to make it moie libcial. The )
allege t'nat the measure passed last wXitc-r
was not a aucccus ; that so many restrfctLr ,
are ) thrown around he bui ! ncss that capital
will net fccek'Investment iu It until atsme- '
of mere security from Interference ! by the
legislature or by loal. iluptuatlcas of opin
ion. Tnere In no doubt seveial hllh will 1'
Introduced lo.'ikJ.ig to such modification. . * .
\Victlier any of them will r ca Is very ilotil)1-
ful. TCB Temple ame'.iiltnd'.t' , which was Hi
event of the extra whsloii * last winter , will
bo at ' o front. It la riow a party measure
of bth th'1 republicans ami democrats , with
hidden al tndc.rsementB , ( n the populUt. fcllve-
rcpubllian to-1 socialist jartios ; It will p ijj ,
without opp./slt'i'/n. ' '
To memters cf both housebu especially
the lower , Is greatly riu is-l. M > ny of the
leaders , of last ) i-ar 'Wufo ilefcate-lj othr-r.j
I'imples. Motclun , bliU'kliead < , rc'l. rou Ii ,
oily , mcitliy t-kiu. itching , scaly hcalp , dry ,
thinand tailing Inilr , aiul 1/aby ll"ini-ln'H
jiri'Vi'iiteJ liy OtTii-fUA Hiur , the most ,
tffei'tlvo skin purifying aa 1 beautifying
soap lu the world , us wi'll as purest uuel
Kweetoist for tullut , bath , ami nuraiiry.
It Milt IbrouiliQUt the * nrM. I-.ITTBU
u l ihc Kule l-rup * ItQiluu , I' H A.
* " lltfW lo i'mtut T cu Huuwirl , ' mullfl ftr
v hintarlly retire. ! . The ileiuorw s will
'i.ive lhlrty-rlg.it votes In HIP loner house.
Instead of I unity-one In thr hint house ;
lift j-one I * iiertw.iry to coutnil. I'.i HIP
upper hinise he reiunllcant | < li.m > Ihlrty-nliR1
of Ihr tlfty members.
J. 11. Funk of llardln counly will undoubt
edly bo c'lectesl speakrr. lie lias made n
vigorous HUIMISS. n d one by eoe his op
ponents have withdrawn till at present only
J. F. Lcive-iular of C.tlhoun pouhty and \V. U.
Hanger of lll.u-k Hawk -IIP id thp Held , and
they are ccncedeil to Cuvo pMclleMlly no
chance.
ii\ti MIMS : oi.towv I.OM ; Ado.
t'.nt-ly lu > In n Once I'loiirNlilntx
lliM Uoc loiluMr.i.
Ill the spring of ISS2 I lande-d as a boy In
OahMia to seek my fortune In the leal mines ,
writes Hawkins Taylir In the Dubuqiio Times.
How It happened how I found my way thorr
has boon n mystery alwa.xs to me. 1 was
rnUetl In that portion of Kentucky noted for
Its whisky. In that portion of the world
they do not mnkp nor waul to make much ;
they do not make as much In the whole
county In n whole year as Chirlstlan Chlrage
will smuggle off of free 'tax In a work. 1
like the-sp people , was dlssatlslled and con
cluded that 1 would go on the Mississippi u
seek my Cot tune. This Is how 1 roachei
Galena. A few days before 1 reai'he-d ( lalen :
the surveyors mirvovlii' Wisconsin dlscovproi
leal on a branch about two miles trom the
Mississippi , where I'ol-sl Is located. The
excitement In Onlenn was then very gie.i
over what wan called the new discovery
The i.rw diggings \\erp almost thirty mile ,
ftoni Galena. WP spent O..P t'lglii In iliilena
and the next day all went to the mines ntid
went Into camp. WP had little shanties
made of logs , split ami covered with elm
hark , nnd we had hunks two s'.orlts high.
Our hod and covering was a thlek .Mexican
blanket , but what good , sound sleep wo dtJ
have ; not a trouble rn our minds ; not one of
us who wns not confident of stilltlng a le-ad
F.oon. All told there were .about sixty miners
In camp , and of the whole lot then- was hut a
single qfairelsomo man , 'by thp name1 of
Malony , an Iilshman , and his spite
was agulnst Fred Williams , a peaceful le.i w
and weald ) . In ihc midst of cur happiness
news i-iime to us nbG.it Ii o'clock ono evwi.'iR
! t thp ludlara had dpfoattil PHllwell on
lto-k liver , ad were then wak''ng their way
ovard ti'io M'lrslSv-'ppI ' nnd would probably
; -jss dowu the. 1'latto tud rob the s'ores cf Do
Pautebar , at this town , atirt Lor'.og , Wheeler
at Gibraltar , and alno take lu our ramp.
Cox. lhen sheriff of Urcut ecnnty , had ncut
: < . mebsniger from Mineral po'nt to give u
v.-ariiius ; , .eul with. ' . ! ten minutes of the time
, lHi ; the news eame 10 the camp more t an
forty miners -n 1 gathered at Major An'.er-
i-ou'ii camp. illut Hie IndKn scare wns of
ftort duration , acid soon after we all went
. . 'ck to ; > hc cllggltigs. We liullt a strong log
i'ort and then we felt secure , for even If the
Indians did put in 11 appearance we kitw :
that we * could h.'ld them at Vay until .issUt-
\no could arrive. We mined through the
day and at ciiglr slept iti Hie log fort. The
oloek house was on the high ground north of
iho branch , an-i 1 oderstood that some years
'XO hero was a Catholic church near by , nnd
hat the old log shanty that I had lived In
. a. } s ill stciacllng uear Wis enure , ) .
In 1S2S the n.'lnera .had ctossed over the
ilvcr and back ot Dubuque had been success
ful lu f.nillng lead , to mui-h so that they
jiillt a smelting- furnace on the island , but
ho IniKt'.is complained to the govcininent
tul troops were. E > ? nl and Uie minuin were
lihcici fr m the lsl > ud. When the troopa
were wit .iltawu tsoon after we madeup a
! arty and In a ihort time were agahi in
, jesse < * S'ic'.i ' of Hie Island anil the line lead
mines there.
Mrs. Mary Illrd , Harrfsburg , 1'a. , says.
"My child Is worth millions to me ; yet 1
would have lost her by croup had 1 not in
vested twenty-five cents lu a bottle of Ou
Minute Cough Cure. " It cures coughs , colds
and all throat and lung troubles.
DKI-'UMHMi I'lSHSlIIHVr 7.KI.AYA.
SIIJ-M iMvjiiK < ii l-'x.'i-utlvc Is n VIclliu
of MlNi-i-iirc ciilatlon.
NEW YORK , Jan 2. Lewis Uaker , min
ister to Nicaragua , writing from that re
public lu a personal capacity and In refuta
tion of certain allegations as affecting the
administration of I'tesldent Xelayu , says :
"I have known President Zelaya for sev
eral year.3 and hai'o been conve.'sant with
his official acts , and from a disinterested
point of observation , uninfluenced by parti
san passion , which runs as high here as it
Mil in the late mayoralty I'nnt.u n in New-
York , 1 aver that Gcneiul Xolaya has given
the people of Nicaragua us good a govrn-
ment as they \\lll permit him. During his
four years incumbency as presllent his po
litical opponent's have f.vn : ? .Utemptb'l to
elici. a succiEbor by resart to reviilut-tm ,
and both times they failed duabtitniRiy.
"Ill * efforts are for the preservation of
pi > ace and the development of the rie'i re
sources of the country , and th ? elevation of
his people. He Is endeavoring to educate and
nlnvnlo Ms npnnln hv milking lhr > Ollblip
schools universal. He I.s endeavoring to de
velop th ? country by building railrovlf ,
thiongh It. Ho Is endeavoring to 'nako the
people prosperous by encouraging thorn to
ho peaceable and Industrious.
"Foreignoni who attend 13 tlicir own busi
ness anil do not meddle with the politics
which do not concern them are fully pro
tected In person and property and are only
nominally taxed , If at all. Taxation on na
tives Is light , except where they join In i < > -
litical cmi.trades to overthrow ihe lawful
authorities , and then they are taxed to pay
the cost of their mutinies.
"President Sielaya 1.3 an educated man. Is
Intelligent , braad-mlnded end liberal In his
administration o ! public affairs. I have
many reasons to believe him an honest IIKU
ml Hut O.IP In brllrvo hut nUiirwHo 1
wnni lo pmph.islKP Ihinirtipmptil II" be M
RKi I M * PP iml.iMrlio.i nil 1 ruinvruina for
iiprn i-otiip lo N'liMrARiM \ * live , 'lint iliey
ire lightly taxrd nnd full ) plolooted Ile l
nn onthuslantlc admirer e > t the Ampri-l.ui peu-
pip. of their progrpss , Michetirgy nnd their
jovorntupiit , nnd will welcome with hivpltal-
ly Antprrlaiu wlm may Join In the ilovplop-
unit ot HIP Uuluatrlps , HIP neil atul the goht
nine's of NlexiragtM. "
it vMr.vt : vt , .
Kliitt-t'ooiM-r.
UAI'ID CITV. S. ! > . . Jan. 2.
Miss Harriet fooppr , ( laughtPr of Attorney
0. U Cooper ot thin Pity , was unlloil lu
innrrliigo to Frank S. King of Otiinlm. Tht-y
will niRke thplr home lu Omaha.
Mornln-Kot iiotilN ,
LKAP , S. D.'an. ' . 2. ( Special. ) 1'rof.
l.jmi MrOaln , principal of the Terry srhools.
was married yeslprday to Ml ? Hessle lley-
nolds at the home of the bride's parent *
at Kim Springs. They will make their homo
at terry.
Wnrncr-ltl- | .
CLINTON , 111. , Jan , 2. The wedding nf
Mlsn .Minnie Dlshop to Colonel Yesj .i 1nn
Wnrupr took place nt lOtfO this forenoon nl
the fpsldi'ticp of ex-Mayor lll'hop on North
Center slrprt. The woddlug was a tiulel nue.
HP-IP but thp Immediate frlt-niM being rn- -
ent. They loft for Chicago , whence Coimie
man Wa'rner nnd his bride will proived to
Wcshlnglrtt.
Son Kill * 1H Mollicr.
I'lHLADl'ILl'lll \ , Jan. 2. Mrs. Mary
Lamb. J221 Cutlvieit stre-et , died tPtiluht In
the mrdleo-chlrurglcal hospital from a fnir-
luicil skull , and 1'ff son by a I'rst ' liiishiin. )
' umipr arrest on suspli'lou ef liuvlug
eattscit her drath. The ton's tin me Is Malaehl
Scannell. Last night Mm. Lamb wns found
iylng al HIP foot of the stairs In her homo ,
she was uiiponsrloiiK and her body was oov-
oi-od with hrubri. The police. It Is suld.
leatned that the womnn nnd her dim hid
hern iiunrrollim on Now Yeai's eve. Senn-
nell will be given a hearing tomorrow.
lill-ll fi.CX Co Chill ! ! .
STKV10NS POINT , WIs. , Jan. 2. Captain
Klrh. formerly chief engineer of the Wis
consin Central and later connected In Ihe
samp capacity with Hip ? oo line , had been
appointed director-general ot railway In
China. Ho spent Ihe must of the last year
In China and while then- made a surve\
through 7W ( miles of the Interior of that
country for a railroad from Hankow 1.1
Pekln for HIP Chlnise government , lie re
turned to this country last August , hut left
last Thursday for China to ncsutne the du
ties of his now position.
KOIIKCAS'P Foil TOIIAl'S \ \ K VTMKll.
I'ill i.Diiv I'i'iimlsi'ilvllli ' \\csl to
Sotitlilliils. .
WASHINGTON , Jan. U. Forecast for
Monday :
For Nebrnskti and Soutll D.iltotn-Falr ;
'i\i st to south 'A ' Inds.
1'or Iowa Fiilr , warmer In eaMrrti portions
tions ; wi-pterly winds.
For MlsHourl Fair , warmer ; soiithweste-rl )
winds.
lor KunsiisI'.i ' r ; wostt-ny wimls.
l-'or Wyoming l-.ilr ; variablewliuls ,
Lot-ill Itccoril.
OFF1C10 OX THK W1CATI1KU HI'IlKAl' .
OMAHA Jan , 2.-Omaha retrd of r.ilnfiii
nnd temper.itiiriiomp'irrd with thn e-uriv-
8iondlng | tl.iy oT the. . hut three years :
. 1vr ,
M.ixlmiini . temperature. . . . 'is ll .
Mlnlmuni tpnipernture . . . is r.
Avi-rag' tempernture 1S ! 'M 7 " "
Rainfall . Ul T .00 . ( ii
Itceonl of U-niporsiturp and pr. ciplt.itlon
sit Omaha for tills el.iy an 1 since Mirch 1.
Normil : for the ibiy 17
Uxi-ess for tlit day 11
Aceiimulnted excess since Maie-h 1 X2J
Normal raliifnll for the day ( im-ii
IJclle-ii-iu-y for tne day n.l im-h
Total rainfall sinceMiireh 1. . . 1 ! ) Ml niru.-
Delieieney since March 1 10.17 iiu-hes
KxeJc ? ; ? for cor. period , 1MM ! I.W ! indies
DcllclciH-y for e-or. period. IViii. . . 11.da li.rhes
Iti-piu-ts fi-iiiii MIntloiiM nC S p. in. ,
So\cnty-tlfth meridian time.
HI X
GO 3 ; T "
"
STATIONS AND STATE OP
WUATUUIl.
Oinnlia. o'.i-nr
North I'lntto. clc.ir I <
Halt IjiktCity. . cli-ni-
I e'ho > i'nno , elenr
lliipt'l ' C'lty. cloudy
lluion , clonr
e'hli-aKo. luitly clmnly |
\Villli-tin. pnitly clou.ly ' . ' , ' <
St. Ixiuip , clo'ir : M
St. Paul , cluinly
l > ii\i-npuit. cloudy I'll '
liok-nn , old- ) ' ( I
IH
Kiin-tn city , clfjir H )
It\io ! , t-k'ar : ! S | 0)
0)M
lll-iniiiTU. paitly rlouily 30 0)OJ (
4l | OJ
T InillcatKi tracinf prcrlpltatlcm.
L A.Vii.SlI : , I.uciil Forei-ast Olllcial.
PERFECT
m ELESANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used l > y people of rcfincinent
for over a quarter of a. century.
Not irom a financi.il staiulpoint exactly
butfree from the ik * loots louiul in the
a e healing system ,
Steam and Not Wafer Heating
All the lealing Incan.lcscent . , Gas
Burners and \M.uites. !
work.
B
202 Main ami
2J ( ) ! I'carl St.
COUNCIL It LUFFS , IOWA.
Reduced Prices ! 5Sf'
M $
1
ss&TtsrW
r CW < Mjy 0-j ;
s. .
If
w
King of them ail , with the best mnntlo and chimne' ' mid3
Burns loss ens ; and makes more liqhtthan any other lamp In
he market. STEPrtAN BROS. , 529 Bway.
ruiitloni cuiixl by TurLUli
.
M Ji.hil | Cuiu , DCM-r fill >
FullIr llh ( : u-un
tiJtO.W - - - -
HAHN'O PHARMACY ,
Itlhn
DON'T ,
Ivni't itliiinpt ( o irforin Hi- world ! It
Is luigp li < Mitli > -ii'ri' niul llfo la short.
Iiott'l tnlU l > olltc-s ! tit Indira or dry irooda
( o KfiitUiiucnl rinod liiatolll iMiilniao
titMlltc-r.
Don't think bromine you hnvp lin-n HUP *
pi'Wful In one llilui ? you Ptili sile-e-i-nl Ml
nlll 1'Yw IIPCI | ! ( < mie-e-cril cvou lu OIH < thins.
Hoit'l think yourself jiliyslrnlly otnmt > o
tout ! 'I'hPvrn1 < -Rt iirvsolis nml the nhoi-t *
est lived iiro frciiupnlly those who fi-i > l
Hon't drliiyUicn you firlviiile , Inn *
Kiilil , run down r .Iclillllnlnl ! Tnttf .m-e-
tlllllK to atlmillnlP yolll' PIliTRtPSI nt ollrr.
Don't tlilnk tlmt nny stimulant \ \ \ \ \ .tut
l > oi-u > rn , Ft-lPiitlKln mid HIP IK-SI iiuihi'H-
tle-s mil-re Hint imrc whiskey IB tinmiiy
tollable stlimtliitit.
Mon't IIP ili-ol\rd Into \isluc nn Infrvtor
whlskcyl lleMtiPinlipr tlmt tlm innnt i > n | > u-
Inr , the tmre-st , tin * most IIIUM-HIII nnd it >
most viiiunlilo wlihkpy Is Huffy' * I'nfo
Mnlt ntul Hint It Ims lire-ii MI mlnitttcd top
yours.
Pou't let your tbnlor deprive you or tut-
in T u | > on you tiv miylni ; he IIIIH "HOIUI
thliiR liiiit MM ( ; mil. " nr " .iniiiPlltlMR In- < ill
ii'i-ninim ml. " Hi1 IKIM Inti tcsti-il muttv in
HIU-II IIVKI rlloim , iinl tiny should lit- ! IH-
Irusli il.
BLOOD
A SP.ECIft.LTY.
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Cured in 15 to 35 Days.
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. SYPHILIS
Carcrt for life ami the pol on ttiorouuhly cln.inael
" npnn'ntiirriioa. Seminal Wcakne , I/oit Man-
booil NlKht KinlBsloim llponywl K.icultlni. l-o-
male Wc-aUni-ns , unil nil ililtcatiilinordrrs pecu
liar 10 cltlior BI-X , prmlllvely cnnsl. rljhi
FISTULA nncl KKOTAL , I'LCRHS. IIVDUOCKnU
AN'D VAIHCOI'BLS peminni-ntly iuul succuiiBiully
cim-il. Methotlnow and inilaliliiE.
Stricture a id Gleet
by new method wlthoui p.iln cr cutting. Call on
or RC-drcBH with stain P
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As the Sun Outshines
the Moon
n the early mornng ! of summer time , so
lo our fine optical gooils overshadow all
others In the superior quality of our snper-
Ino pehblo eyoglasaes and spectaclps that
wo will ( It to your oye-s alter testing 'them
sclcntlfii-ally. Our line opera , magnifying ,
Held and marine glastt-a are from tlio best
munufactureis In Kuiupo or America ,
THE ALOE & PfHFOlO CO , ,
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PURERYE
Owin to its fine , I'ull , mellow
llnviir , tliisvliihkey fiitnuiiituls the hipli- (
cst prie'o in htii-re-ls Mo Ktu'lciiilo cloai-
CI-H ) of any brand now on tluinni'kut ,
nnd ! < tlio nn iM f most of tlie > but
tled blended wliUkoy now aooxlc-iibivuly
,
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COUNCIL BLUFPS WANTS.
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