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TJTE OMHA DAILY BEE; TV ESP AY, D KCEMJ? bJ i . , NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. COUNCIL mi. Mm mi:.vho.h. Davis rells druc Btoekcrt tells carpets and rugs. Melz beer at Neumayer's hotel. Dm. CJren. ofileo 3v8 8s pp block. Welsbach burner. Hlxby A Eon. Iftecftnt X'mis photos at Schmidt's. Wollman, scientific optician. Vfi liroaJway. Dr. Ktejheniori, Ijald'vln block. E;eator. Mrs. H. Covalt of North Plnit street In jrlouly III. Ned Mluhwll has takvti a plnoe with the Elliott pharmacy. I..loyd Arnold of Crwton 1 spending a few day In thin city. Hunkers' union No. Ml) will meet In Marcus hall Thursday night. Missouri oak body wood, JS.fjO cord. Win, Welch, 8 N. Main st. Tel. 12. Another shipment of oU'Kant pictured uit In. Alexander Co., ZH llroadway. Arthur II. Hn't'-ttni? of Chicago Is ruMt ut th h'imi of J. T. Oliver on Park arntie. Itudlunt Home stove, KUaranleed not to crack. Hold by J'ulerawi it .SthuenlnB, Merrlarn block. Thi monthly mei-tlnt? of the Hoard of Kducatlon will be In the Bloomer school bulldltiK thin. vvenitiK Mrs. II. W. Hewotson of Park avenue, who nun been seriously III for some days, 1 reported slightly better. VlrKlnla C chorolateti, made by Wood ward, "the candy mm.,' th'se dark Italian chocolate are the finest In the land. The Uidy Mat-cab-e will meet at the homo of Mrr. llounhiiv, l Fifth avenue, this evening, to ballot on candldHteii. l'etersun ft Hchoenlng, Merrtum block, have the moat complete line of Hot insist i.tovos In tho city and at prices that will Hurprlie you. Mrs. J. D. Haker of Mncoln avenue has received new of the death or hr brother, Jesse Ohllmrn, In .Madlnon county, lown, from Injuries reci-lvi-il In a full J. Wentworth f'artie and family of Dead wood, H. U.. are vll t Ink .Mr. "'urse'ii par Hits, Mr. and Mr. J, II Carn'.IWi Fourth avenue, wher Mr. Cdrse's llttUi dauithter, Marian, U III. KvariuellHt. J. W. Pierce, who bus been conducting tneetlmr In thW city for u week, L'oes from hero to Neola. Am tho result of htH efforts a local bram-h of tho Ioyul Temperance Imltin ha been estab lished, with John Heed, preoldent; MI"M Htnmu, Dillon, vlco president, .Frank t'h'ip iun, treasurer, and I.ynne Halrd, secretary. It Im only a few yearn aiso that It wan tho custom of the citizens of Council Muff to always carry a hammer with them. The dea waa to knock any Indiiatry that hap pened to HprlriK up I" 'he town. Mott of :hos knockera have disappeared and In .heir plar-H we find n new lot of bright, rwrnrtle people, who are known as ooostera. It In to th" credit of those, boon tern that such I'onoeriiH us John O. Woodward & Co.. "the candy men," are Miuhled to kIvo employment In l heir larne factory to from Ito to UK) people and It also etuourae thla llrm to make better cjiridy than eastern ttianufacturer.t havo been shlplilnp west. He a booster find iHk for woodward', candy. N. Y. riumblriK Co., tulephone 2J0. Davis sells Klaes Tun I'tlllernlx. Tho funeral of (leorBO Kecllno will ho held from tho residence. 1133 Kant Plerco itrect. nt 2 o'clock this afternoon and tho body will bo placed In Fnlrvlow cemetery. Tho Masonic burial ritual will bo used, under the direction of OeorRo Llnlnger of Omaha. I'ursunnt to the request of the Jecensed, thcro will bo no flowers. Thu funeral of .Mrs. Nancy Fuller will lako placo privately from tho residence of W. Seoley, 1021 Third streot, nt 2 this after noon, conducted by Hcv. W. II. Cable. The burial will bo In Fulrvlew cemetery. For Thrft of (hrri'iml, Charles Jonea, who Is under arrest for '.ho theft of an overroat from Frank (ircen. Kill havo n hearing tn pollco court this nornlng. Jones was arrested nt Pacific Junction Sunday iilht, tho supposition of tho pollco that lie had Konn to his home thoro proving correct. Herri vers of Olllerr A I'liary. Tho henrlnc of tho second report of tho receivers of Officer & Pusuy In set for today In tho district court. No objections havo been filed to the report nud It Is tho bollof that none will bo filed. .(nines .Short's Mother Is lleud. Tho police received n telephone message from Deulsou yestordny nsklng that .lame Bhort ho located uud that ho bo notified that IiIh mother had died there. Gravel roollntr. A. II. Head, GJ1 llroadway. Iti'iil Mutiitc Ti'nnsferN. Theso transfcis were fllod yenterflay In tho abstract, title and lonn odko of J. W. 3(julre, 101 Pearl street: County treasurer to J. P. (Irenn shlelds, lot block tl, HnyllHH & Palmer's add., tax d 4 JuIliiH C. Ilnnler, trustee, to MntteiiH Hrhrnetiheii, lota 2 and 3,- block 6, town of Mludcu, w. d 70 llenjamln Jonea uud wlfo to D. I), Jonea, aw't 1-77-41, w. d 6,4'X) T. O. Turner, guardian, to John Milder, middle 22 feet of lot V, block 7. Clrlmes' mid., g. tl 2,550 fnhn M. Clalvln, udtnlnlstrntor, to same, same, ad. d 2.3"0 K. W. Way to Hame, same, a. w. d 9?3 IVtlllntn Short and wlfo to same, same, w d 1 lulla M. Olds anil liUMbnnd to W. II. Klmlmll, lots 7, 0 and 10, block 1C, liyato's subdlv.. w d 1,300 tl. L. Tlnley tn Htnlc Savings bank of Council lllurfH, lot 10, block 23, Hay llss & Palmer's add.. (. c. d C Nlnu transfers, total $13,551 Christmas Gifts that will bo appreciated can bo se lected from our stock of opera glasses, lorgnettes, microscopes, etc. Wo havo n big ussnrlmcut of thoso goods from tho best' makers ut prices that you can nrford. We sell elegant peurl Opera niutuani at $6.50 a pair. HERMAN M.LEFFEHT Optician, Jeweler and Kngravcr. U.'tH llllO.VDW A V, Opposite Olou Avenue, Council Hluffs. LEWIS CUTLER Funoral Director ItiUUCUKOr lo k. C. Sit PICA It I. 'l'ti:i:r. Plauni '17. FARM LOANS 60? KKotlulnU In human) .'.nurturf and Iowa. Jurat) N, Caaady, Jr, K Main St.. Council muffs. BLUFFS. GREAT WESTERN GETS SITE Old Uaioi Diptt Locitioa Eecored ftr Iti Pttienger Station. TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS THE PRICE HelJef Hint I Intra net. Into City Will lie . run ml the Horn limtend of 'I'hrotiKli ii 'I'lin nel. The tract of ground known as tho old I Union dopot site, bounded by Ninth and Tenth avenues, and Seventh and Tenth strocts, Is looked on with such favor by the Oroat Western as a location for the road's depot that an offer of $20,000 has been j maim ijjt iiic tiKtiuB oi me rniiroau company tor mt property. For some time the comnnny has been willing to pay $lS,00fi for the tract, but the ownoM have held out for a higher figure and In the meantime there haa been talk of condemnation proceedings. Tho Great West ern people, however, are of the opinion that J peaceful methods are to be preferred and I have Increased tho ofTor. Tho figure now I offered by tho railroad company Is Fatlsfac I tory to the owners of the land and the con tracts have been drawn and the deal prac tically clostd. Heviral years ago these three blocks of ground were bought by an organization of local capitalists, who then contemplated tho eractlou oi a union pa88cngr station. The location Is regarded as an excellent ono for a paascngcr station and In securing It the (Jreat Western feels It Is putting Itself on a footing to compete with other roads entering tho city. Tho point of entrance of the new road Into the city has not been announced, but It Is generally believed that neither tho Indlin creek route nor the tunnel route will bo utilized, but that tho new road will come "around tho horn." TOTAL IS NEARLY A MILLION Doyle Files an , niemleil Petition Mlnllim i:netl) Willi t lie Wiiuts f ioiii Hums, Tho trial of tho Doyle-Hums case mada good progress In the district court yester day afternoon. Attorney Hughes for Doylo concluded his nrgument nt 3 o'clock In tho nftcrnoon nnd Congressman Wnlter I. Smith entered upon the opening argument for Hums. Mr. Smtlh talked until thu hour of adjournment and then Intimated to tho court that ho was nearly through nnd would probnly finish within an hour or two this morning. On tho reconvening of court In tho morn ing Mr. Hughes did not resume his argu ment until Judge Rreeii had taken time to pass on slxty-threo interrogatories sub mitted by the attorneys for thu defendant. Of tho cntlro number Judge Orcen left standing less than a dozen of tho Interroga tories. Theso Included a question as to whether Doylo and Hums did really enter Into a partnership on February 2, 1S;2, ns claimed by Doylo. Throe of them nsk tho Jury to find whether Doylo owned an In terest In tho Iiohtnll No. 2, the Tidal Wave nnd tho Devil's Own respectively. Another Inquires Into whether Doylo and Hums inado nn exchungo on tho Portland and Prof. Orubbs, Hums taking a half In tcrost In tho Portland In exchnngo for a llko Interest In the Prof. Orubbs. Other ques tions left tn bo anowercd by tho Jury born on tho share that Hurnrf nnd Doylo ench contributed tn thu fund of $2.".000 paid to llernlcn C. Heed for Mb services In making tho consolidation of tho properties posslblo. In concluding his nrgument Mr. Ilugheti outlined to tho Jury whnt the plaintiff Is contending for, nnd according to his com putations tho amount asked closely ap proaches $1,000,000. Judge Smith began his argument by In quiring Into tho rcasofiH for the bringing of tho suit by Doylo in this county. Mr. Hughos had said on Doylo'u behalf that thuy hnd come hero with the suit berauno this was the homo of tho Portland Oold Mining company ami because they had nn absolute right to do ho. Judgu Smith In reply charged that tho reoson tho suit was brought here was becnusu Doylo feared to try It among his nclghbora In Colorado, nnd declared that the only thing tho Portland company having Iti head quarters hero had to do with the suit being brought hero was that to sue Hums hero Doylo had to catch hi in hero nnd that ho did this when Hums canio to tho city ' to nttend un nnnunl meeting of tho corpo ration. This lino of thought wns kept beforo tho Jury In thn trentmont of tho va rious witnesses tnken up by Judge Smith nnd tho question frequently naked If theso woro not witnesses tlint Doylo might well prefer to tnko beforo n strnngo Jury to taking thorn beforo men who knew them. Puma wns defended In his treatment of former partnors In huslncBS nnd each spo clflc transaction nlong this line wns gone Into, Including thoso with O'llalro and O'Drlsioll, Tom Hums. F. tl. Peck and othors. Pnrtlculnr nttcutlou wns pnld to the vltncsses Klldny, Fife, Wash, Finn, O'Hnlro, Mrs. Stedmau and Doylo himself. Judge Smith charged that Doylo had on alx different occasions stated under oath that ho had no Interest In tho claims In which ho Is now claiming a half and cited ench of tho instances. With both parties to tho suit thus tiwearlng that Doylo has no Interest in theso claims Judgo Smith called on tho Jury to tell "what aro wo hero for?" Doyle was charged with having perjured himself either in tho courts of Colorndo or Giuiref. of Piles ?JfB?or Kit if a FnlllfiHL - ' - -wwww Anion Crocker, of Worcester, writes; "After going, through u frightful surgical operation and after trylliK uny number uf salves and nliitmcutH, one, &0o box nf pyra mid Pllo Cnro gavo Hpceily relief and It quickly cured mo." All druggists sell it. Little book, "Piles, Causes and Cure," 1 mulled frco. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich. I the er.urts hers and the Idea of hla belnj? an nnocent youth doing the bidding of Huras was ridiculed In the light of the fact that ho was a candidate for the state snato of Colorado the same year many of the transaction complained of took place. Doyle filed an amendment to his petition In which he sets up In figures iw.l what h wan's. He claims as hto share In the pro ceeds of thu sale of the three claims In volved stock In the Portland company novr held by Hums, an follows For the llob tall No. 2. loi,e2S rharcK. for the Tidal Wavo and Devil's Own combined. 127,57? shares; total. 212,303 shares. He states that the present value of this stock Is $3 a share, making the value of the stock $596, irOO. In addition to this he Asks dividends as follows: On tho IJobtall No. 2, $1.30 a fhare; on the Tidal Wave and Devil's Own, $1.20 a rhare, making a total of dividends of $273,526.10 asked of Burns. This makes n grand total of 1976,135.10 claimed of tlurns. Doyle claims to have made a de mand on Hums for the stock In question on December 6, H96. More I'mtliousp t'tifnrttinntes. Joff Perkins, a colored man living at 111 West Pierce street, is a new smallpox pa tient. Although ho has been HI for some two weeks and was under Inspection as long ago as that, he was not pronounced to be suffering from the disease until yester day. The physician who has been attending him says ho could not bo sura at any earlier data that it was smallpox and ho says now that th? patient has secondary fever and that It would be dangerous to remove him to tho pesthouse. The health and police authorities, however, believe that Perkins should be taken to the pesthouso and this will likely be dono today. unles upon fur ther Investigation It shoutd bo found that such a step would really endanger the life of tho patient. When Chief of Pollco Albro notified Perkins yesterday that they would have to take htm to the hospital ho refused to go without a warrant and the matter has now been submitted to Judge Aylesworth. Charles Hales, tho patient reported Sun day, was taken to tho pesthouso yesterday. A load of supplies, including a heating stove, was left for the promotion of tho comfort of tho patients. Criminal Cases. Judgo Macy cenvoned a second division of tho district court yesterday nnd entered upon the trial of cases under the criminal assignment made a few days ago. Tho first case taken up was that of tho statu against Hoy Williams and Tom Fin erty. Thl ense comes from Neola and Is tho outgrowth of n row of an unsavory chnracter. Williams and Flncrty aro charged with harboring women of ill-fara Tho trial occupied most of the day nnd will not bo finished until late today. Tho next caso on tho assignment Is that of the stato against Picas Ixiwc and It also Is tho outgrowth of the Neoln trouble. Another caso on the calendar for today is that against Moyd Forgrnves, charged with nttemptlng to kill a negro who called at bis placo ono night looking for a third party and was assaulted with a knife and badly wounded. Tho caso against May Madseu has boon continued by agreement. Davis Bells paint. Dentil of .Mrs. I'hiiI. Mrs. Huth Hohrer Faul, aged 71 years, died of pneumonia at her home, 214 South Fourth streot, at noon jesterday, after an Illness of three weeks. Her husband, Henry Faul; her daughter. Miss Myrtle Faul, nnd a brother. Dr. O. Fnul of Chaso, Kan., but vlvo hor. Mrs. Faul had been a resident of Council Hluffs since 1856. Tho funeral will tako place from the residence Wednesday, but tho hour has not been fixed. Hcv. W. if. Cablo will odlctate. Hues for l'lr- liisiirmiro. A. Goldstein brought suit In the district court yesterday against tho St. Paul Flro Insurance company to recover on a J1.500 policy carried by him on a stock of mcr chandlsn in Pago county. Ho iccltes that the stock of goods was consumed hy flro October 0, lf'01, nnd that the company has refused to settle tho loss. Ho alleges that the loss was greater than the face of tho policy nnu wants the policy paid In full. Tit I'll) for PntliiK Work, City Clerk Phillips has completed thu transcript of tho proceedings with rofor enco to tho paving dono by Contractor Wtekhnm during the year. This transcript Includes a copy of nil resolutions, ordi nances, etc, hy tho council hearing on thu paving matter and Is for uso of tho con tractor and his attorney In negotiating tho certificates received In pnymunt for tho work where tho cash wns not udvnnced. Ilenrlnic of Arnold Priillt, Tho hearing of Arnold Prultt, the youth ful burglar nud confessed thief, wns con tinued In police court yesterday morning. If the pollco enn mnnago it tho lad will bo sent to tho reformatory. ALLEGED MURDERER ON TRIAL (iuslnvp Tliiele of Hril (Ink Cluirueil Willi Ntnlililnu Wife to Dentil, UUD OAK, In.. Dec. 10. (Special. )-Gus-tavo Thtele, tho man charged with stabbing his wlfo to death nt Vllllsca last Ji no, was placod on trial today In tho district court, Judgo 0. D. Wheeler presiding. Tho couplo had not been living together for several years nnd Mrs. Thlclo was about to apply for a illvorcu on the grounds of desertion. Thlclo attempted to secure n reconciliation, but his wlfo declined, nnd after ono Inter view rfuued to see him. Ono doy Thlclo went to find her nnd meet ing her on tho Rtreot stubbed her to death In the sight of cevornl people. Thlelo wu3 Immediately arrested r.nd brought to the lied Oak Jail, whero he tins boon over since The defenie will put In a pica of Insanity, but it is hardly llkoly to keep him from a llfo Bcntcnoo or pcrhups hanging. limn Ntoek llrecilers. JnFFKKSON. In., Dec. 10. (Special.) Tho twenty-eighth nnnual meeting of tho Iowa Improved Stock Hreed ors' , association will open In this city Wednesday ut the courthousu uud contlnuo In session two days. Among tho speakers scheduled to appear Is Henry Wollnco of Des Moines, who will discuss "Tho Cnttlo Situation" on Thursday uft ornoon. Othors to nppenr on tho pro gram aro: Captain Albert Head of Jeffer son, Prof. W. J. Kennedy of Ames. Miss kibble C. Howard of Joffcrson. Prof. 4. H. Pammel nf Ames, John A. Craig of Des Molnoa. Kd Wlnelnnd of Avocn, Harvoy Johnson of Logan, Ocorgo Thompson of Iowa City, Dr. John J. Hepp of Ames and W. S. Kelly and A. Spoouor of Mondamln. AhuuiiUm It n nil Mull Currier. VOOHHIKS, In.. Dec. 10. (Special. )-Tho rural mall corrlor from tliU otllco was as saulted while entering tho otllco Into at night to deposit somo colloctlonB. Tho ns sullnnt la unknown, but parties aro under suspicion. The man w.ih struck on tho head with n blunt Instrument nnd severely injured. Tho assault will como under tho postal regulations, which provide n sovcio pennlty for tho samo. Tho postal authori ties have been notified and will Investigate, EXAMINE' ALL IOWA BOORS Itttt Eiicutlvt Conicil tt Appoint an Exptrt Aocomtiit. GIFT OF SPECIMENS FOR SCHOOLS .Mmv IIiiIIiIIiik filr Slate Mirmnl to He' Dedlffited Supreme totirt In Reunion election fou lest. (From a Start Correspondent i DES MOINKS, Dec. 16. (Special i The state executive council this mornlr.g ap pointed n committee to employ an expert cc countant to go over the books of the stnti' ofllclals and check up, beginning wl'h ho first of the year. The books were gone over during the past year by experts and a vol uminous report made, which reflets He vcrely on the management or condutt of several of the state offices. This report will go to the legislative committee on retrench ment and reform. Trie council has now authorized the employment of an a, count ant to cover the past year In all state of fices. Heretofore examinations havo been made only every second year It Is ex pected that someone will be found who w'll make an examination of tho books in n few weeks Instead of months occupied tn ho former examination. Mo -ii in pecliiiens for ivlionls. The superintendent of public instruction has been notified that C. It. Orcutt of S.m 1 DIKO. Cnl.. has decided tinon mnkm a I gift to American schools of 100,000 speci mens or shells, minerals, etc.. which hav been gathered by him on the coast of Call fornia. These are to bo given to school 4 which havo museums or will establish and maintain museums. He will give to each ono of such schools 100 specimens. Super intendent Harrett Is taking steps to bring this to the attention of the schools of Iowa, so that they may secure a lurge sharo of the specimens. Ileillente ew IIiiIIiIIiik, Tho board of trustees of tho State Nor mal school hold a meeting in Des Moines tomorrow, nt which tlmo they will likely fix upon tho date for tho dedication of tho new $100,000 building for tho normnl school which has been built the past season. The building Is finished nnd is now being used by the normnl school, but it Is desired to have regular dedication exorcises and sig nalize the event in some fitting manner. A prominent educator will bo invited to deliver an addresi, and if possible the gov crnor nnd superintendent of public instruc tion will bo secured. Supreme Court lo .Meet. Tho Iowa supremo court moots tomor row for a special session lo deliver opinions and finish up the work of tho yeai. One of tho criminal cases In which a decision is expected is that of thu Stato against O. A. Williams, from Union county. Wil liams wan a farmer who resumed the serv ing of n writ on him by a deputy sheriff nnd killed the olllcur. Ho was convicted two years ago of murder in tho first degree and received n llfo sentence, which he Is now Bcrvlng. His appeal was submitted at tho last term of court. Ho expects somo mitigation of tho sentence.- Tho attorney general has rendered an opinion for tho secretary of state to tho effect that tho stato Is not under obliga tions to furnish to the oil dealers tho gas oline label which they aro required to placo on all gasoline sold. Tho Standard Oil company agents had attempted to com pel tho Htnto to pay for them. Srw Coriiorntlons. Tho Cherokee Land company of Cherokee has been Incorporated; capital, JIOO.'.OO; W. A. Snnford, president; J. K. McCllntock, secretary. Tho Farmers' Co-Operatlvo Creamery company of Wheatland, Clinton county, has been incorporated; cnpltal, $1,000; Charles Mordhorst, president; A. Dleckman, secre tary. Tho Lohlgh Valley Stato bnnk hns been grnntcd n charter and will begin doing business. It Is located at Lehigh, Webster county, nnd tho capital Is $10,000. Kleetliin Contest Thomas F. Nolan has filed notlco that ho will rontest the election of Colonel P. W. I Crnwford to tho state sonate from Dubuquo j county. Crawford waa declared elected and received tho certlllcato on a showing of twonty-eight moro votes than Nolun. Craw ford Is n republican and Is tho llm repub lican elected to tho stato sonuto from that county. At tho time of tho count of votes Nolun nnnounccd thnt ho would muko no contest, but would admit defeat. On tho Inst day for filing notice of contest ho changed his mind and In his notlco sets up a great many alleged Irregularities In tho election on which ho bases his claim to tho scat in tho senate. In view of thu fact thnt the penal ii is overwhelmingly repub lican and It was generally believed that a fair election was hold In Dubuquo county, whero tho democrats hud prnctlcully all tho election boards, tt Is expected that llttlo consideration will bo given tho contest. 'I'll Ferret' IIIk I'IiiiI. Tho tax ferrets in Clayton county arc reported to bo making a big lltul of hidden property. They havo rccuntly collected $28,500 of back taxes for tho county on property which hnd not been taxed. They aro now looking into tho osiato of tho Into "Dlumond Jo" Huynolds, who owned a lino of steamers on thu Mississippi river. Ills home was In Mcdregor and his property was never given In for assessment purposes ut moro than $40,000. Hecontly nn Inventory was filed by tho executor of tho estalo in Chicago nnd thu list showed property ownod by tho rlvor prince vulucd at about $2,S00, 000. Tho tax ferrets nro going over tho Invontory and appraisement anil oxpoct to mako n big haul of back tnxes beforo tho estltto Is settled up. i'iv Iteernltlnu Olllrrr. Cnptnln II. K. Kly of tho Twenty-sixth Infnntry has been dotullod to tnko chargo of tho recruiting offices In lown, with head quarters In Des Molncs. relieving Captain W. S. Scott. Tho change camu as a surprise hero aB Cuptulu Scott rulloved Captain Sweozey only about six weeks ago. Hero- I torofn tho recruiting olUciirM havo remained two yeors. Captain Scott Is out of tho city at this tlmo, but It Is supposed ho uskod to bo assigned to active duty. Thero nro flvn othors connected with tho recruiting officii for lown and recruits nr received nt sovernl of thu offices. llenllii'iile to Hi- Sen ti-ni'i-il, Klljfth llcuthcntc, who was recently con victed of nssuultlng his wlfo with tho Inten tion of killing her, will receive his sentence Saturday. Judgo Prouty has decided to ovorrulo a motion for it now trial llled soon after tho verdict was received and will ad minister Judgment. Ilruthcoto entered tho apartments of his wife, near Twunty-llrst street and Cnttngo Orovn avenue, through nn apnrturo In the window inuilii by tho ills -chargo of n shotgun. Ho then fired four shuts, breaking huth arms mid seriously wounding her In the chest. Tho fourth bul let lodged In tho back of the neck and was removed. A shot wuu ulao fired at u stop- Neutral, A natural substitute for benzoin, naptha, ammonia, gasoline or other dangerous cleaners. The Purified Ox-Gall re moves grease spots and stains from clothes and garments quickly, without disturbing the colors or injuring the fabric. Moisten a sponge or doth in hot water, rub on $oap lightly, then apply to spot vigorously. Kinse out with warm water. CUDOMA, an ideal soap for Toilet, Hath and Laundry. Sold by all dealers. Cudonm booklet 5ent free if requested. THE CUDAHY PACKING CO., - C HRISTMAS P tt tt At i i :: i! Talking" Machines j s no 7 .10 10 00 12 CO 25 00 and up. ViolillS, Mandolins, Guitars Anything in the line of music. 335 Broadway, Where the Onran Stands Upon the Buildinir. hou sleeping In nn adjoining room, after which Ilrutlinoto made his escape. He later gave hlratelf up lo the odlcers. REVISE RULES OF PRIMARIES limn It il l 1 1 I'M n m Adopt lli'uiilu tlonn to i:ilinliiii(i .Miii'liliit'-.Mnilc Tli'Lctft. ATLANTIC, In.. Dec. 1G. (Special Tele gram.) At n met'tlng of the republican county central committee In Atlantic a set of primary election rules has been adopted nnd Cass rounty republicans will hereafter name their candidates for county olllce, delegates to tho state, congressional and Judicial convention, also the members of tho county central commltteo by direct vote Instead of through tho old delegate convention plan. Tho rule governing Cass county primaries Is copied from tho many now In use in other counties, the best points of several different sets of rules being adopted, whllo several new fentures of an original nature aro added. It Ih thought by the party lead ers throughout tho county that thu primary system will mid much strength to the party In tho county nnd will nssuro such nominees as tho rank and file of the purty will sup port nnd prevent such general wholesalo scratching of tickets as the party has had to contend with for severnl years owing to tho combinations made In the conventions and the nominating of candidates who could not poll the party vote at the election. ACCUSER "COMMITS SUICIDE Tltouulit of AlIeKi'il Kiiilif'7.zler'ft On Iiik to I'eiilti-ntliiry I'riiinpti Si-lf-lli-NtriiL'tloii. OTTU.MWA. In.. Dec. 10. Ooorge T. I)u bose, recently bookkeeper of the Iowa and UllnoUi Coal company. Is accused of em bozzllng $1,700 from tho company nnd Is confined In tho detention hospital here, suf fering with smallpox. His accuser bus committed sulcldn In Chicago. Oubuse's al leged crime was discovered by Michael Ldvlsh of 1011 Armltoge ;ivenue, Chicago, who camo here threo weeks ago to 111! Du bose'a position while Uubuse waB 111. One wok after his arrival hero ho claimed to havo discovered Ouboso's shortage and so reported to his employers. Ilroodlng over tho possibility of tho report of sending Duboso to tho penitentiary seems to havo led I.lvlsh to resign, ruturn to Chicago and later commit sulrldo. 0NAWA BONDsTrE CARRIED .Majority VofV for Improving l.lulit I'liinl mill Kiti-mllim Wlltl'l- Mil I nn, O.VAWA, la., Dec. 10. (Special Tido grum.) At the special election today tn voto on the question of Issuing JB.000 addi tional bonds to Improvo tho electric light plant nnd extend tho water mains tho meas ure carried by nearly 1B0 majority. A light voto was polled. i'ihsio.vs roit vi:vn:u. vi:ti:h..s. Wiir Sort Ivor Iteiiieinlii-rcil by tin (iciieriil (io i-riiiiicnt, WASIIINOTON, Dec. 10. (Special.) Tho following western pensions huvu been granted: Indlin of November 27: Nebraska: Or&liml widows, etc Amn reiie AndriiH, Wuhoo, Is, special accrued November i!i i. Mars A. Wyiitl, Madison, 2o. lown: Increasi'. restoration, reissue, etc Lyman Kddy, Hcllcplulnc. (12, .lobn K. Pordlce, Slmeyvllle. James H. lloyd. .Mll.i. $:i0; Adam Hledel, Ht. rii irles. . Abrom ,M. Illnginiin. Ames, tin Original widows, etc -I'nrollm- Dodt. Tlllln. $S. Harah i' fonlry. Hidfaiit, fs, Mary Kane, Armmos.i. $s Kniiih li.ikoi.i Im ri line, restoration, re. hhw i I' All lilliuM Uraniiugli, Yankton. U". Willi nn (I Drown, Dovlne, J1J Imperial Hair Regenerator 1 Is eriry where recofrnlred a the .MANOAKI) HAIR COI.OUINO for Dray or Illacliixl Halt Its nppll. h'rsiion is nuT .iiii'iini ny estris , t'eriiuis 'if curillitf , is iini,iaieiy iiariniro, u nil in. ' vhIiuIjIo tor llrnnl and Miistsrhe. ON'K , AI'l'I.ICATIO.V I.AHTH .MONT1IH. t buiimla of roar iialr rolornl free Imui n ul flumli al Co . iio .Jd "81., N Y, 4 ulllUl'f" Ill' White, Floating', Bouricius' Pianos 36 00 15 00 175 00 lt'5 00 225 00 and up. 'WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES." GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO S5.00 A MONTH SPECIALIST in Ail Diseases and Disorders of Men 10 years In Om&hi VARICOCELE and HYDROCELE cured Method new, without CdttlUg. DfJk yc ioat of ttms. CVDUII o,curd'or'l'aathepo!son -'. thoroughly cleamed from thmyatein. Soon 7rry Mgn and symptom Ulsapiiears completely and forever. J.'o i "HUKAKINO OUT"ol the disease on the skin Dr face ".'reattnent contains no dangerous I tlrucs or injurious medicine. WEAK MEN 'ron Excesses or Victim tO NKKVOUh DEMUTY Or EXIWSTJOK. Wasti.io VAK!r.s8 with Kaiily DecAT in Youno and Miuik.k Ausu, ack of vim. vigor and strength, with organs Impaired and euk STRICTURE cured with a new Home Treatment. No pain, rio detention from turn nets. Kidney and lladde' Troubles. , , CHARGES i.OW Conultatlon free. Irratmtrt by Mall. Call on on or address j 9 So. 14th St, 0r. Searles & Searles. Omaha. Neb. DOCTORING TREE A staff of eminent physicians nnd sur geons from tho British Medical Institute have, at tho urgent solicitation of n large number of patients under their care In th.s country, established n permanent branch of tho Institute tn this city, ut Corner of Kith mill l'liriiiiui Street, Hi in i:ist-!:ui llonril of Trail o IllllllllllU. Theso eminent gentlemen have decided to give their services entirely free for throo mouths (medicines excepted) to nil luvnlhb who call upon them for treatment between now and Janvary 9. Tho t.bject In pursuing this courso Is to become rapidly and personally acquainted with the Hick and mulcted, and under no conditions will any charge whatever bo mndo for nny services rendered for tbrua months to all who call beforo January 'J Male and female weakness, catarrh nnd catarrhal deafness, also rupturo. goitre, cancer, nil skin discuses nnd all diseases of tho rectum aro puultlvoly curel by their new treatment. A SKIN'OP BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER D K.T. I ELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, OK MAGICAL BliAUTII IER, J rficN Iumove Tan, I'lmplei, Freckln, Moth Pulchu, lian anil Kkln lli- fa bUmth un Iwuuly, mv uenta ukp.-. Hon. It bu itojj the test of fia years, and It 14 rmrtnlei wu taut it to be lure '1 is properly uud. Accfpt no counter felt of ImlUi ame. Dr. U A. .-ijyre uticl to a I, dy of thn tiaul-toa (a undent) 1 As you ladles will uso them, 1 recom mend 'aOl'llAl D'S CUKAM' us the least harmful of all the Bkln preparations." for talo bv all Druggists and Fancy Good ealers In the I' n. and Europe. FISH I). T IIOI'ICI.V, I'roiVr, A7 Grcut Jcues Qt N. Y. da. POSITIVELY CURE and all nftecilnnj nf tho skin and restore to tho complexion a healthy, r nento Blow, at your nome, iioc,k una full lu formation Iree. fall or wrlto John II. Woodbury D. I., 1 03 State St., Chicago. SUBSCRIBE Z BEE .1 Fragrant. Omaha.. .Kansas City. ;t 4 t t: ii il r, :t !: JJ tt . 4 4 t . Organs '7 no 25 00 3S 00 4R 00 51 00 lo 00 and up. 11 r re; as ; Yes. We Havs Them, And the) arc un especially r.ne jjst suited for a t'hrlsnnus gift T)o we sell them reasonable? Well, all v. e ask Is for you to come In and see them and get : ri. Theof umbrellas do Ui.-ir own talking. WOLLMAN The Jeweler. 409 Broadway Council Bluffs Woodward s Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies Woodward's Candies TlfV Ti 1 lini n 'Pill'' TUntnorit MAIJB ON YOl HIINOrNT YOU 1.1 Y YOt It I'UHISTMAS CA.VI)Y MAT MM) JUST SAY WopdMO Every Woman C- "li MARVEL Whirling Spray .Siy ""ieiiwl;l.slS,i.. m,;, ,LV' C-?i5V ii 1 iiwif .Vw'i.jh, IIMI-Jaf. i Vv, r" .-Mot Poiufnlfnt. ! JMriliiiuliirortl. VV fit, y.' .ntiui:i ,i. i'i'ii,,i HfT, ( eii.fr. im ! lUtsip. for II- "vT I'lslrairal ihmiV ..ilf4 It Sim V 'V fill, I'tttli.,, .(.ii.l i, am. Jf b. M' UIlAo Iti III ... .tiHi:i..l-vVJfi Tho Whirling flpray flyrlngo Fri Pal By Sherman & McConnell Drug Co, Midi inn! DuUui'i Oiiiiiliii, .Veil. 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