Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAILY B33E : TUESDAY , OCTOBER 22 , 1889.
THE OMAIIA BEE.
COUNOIlTBLtrFFS
OI-'PICK. NO. IS PhAUIj STJlIilST.
Delivered by carrier In nnv pnrt of the City at
Twenty Cents per Week.
H.W.TII.TOK MANAQEtl
TVMWIIONUSi
TltoiNrsfi OrncE No. 42.
NIGHT iiiTOn. : No. Z\ \ .
B11MJU MKNTION.-
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N. Y. P. Co. .
Glcnson roal.
Council Uluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Hoston-store , the leaders In dry goods.
Carbon Coal Co. wholesale , retail , 10 Pearl.
The police court business yesterday was
confined to the Judicial udjuitmcnt ot thrco
plain drunks.
Mrs. John IJallcy. of Now Yoric city , will
give some select recitations nnd talk on
physical culture Saturday afternoon at the
Presbytcrlun church.
Another death from diphtheria vesterdav
afternoon. 'Iho slx-yoanr-old daughter ot
Nols Swanson , rcsklliiR on the corner nt
Tenth street and Avoui.o P , was the victim.
The formers and market gardeners In the
vicinity ot Council Uluff * report WO bushels
to the acre ns the average yield of potatoes
this year. In some instances 400 bushels
have boon raised on a single good-si7cd ucro.
The report of Hrlgado Inspector Davidson
of the Iowa National guards , has boon re
ceived by Lieutenant Atchison , The aver
ages of the llcht guards for ISM ) were : Dis
cipline , 1)0 ) ; Instruction , tO ; military nppcur-
an co , SO ; arms , 83 ; accoutrements , 15 ; u ill-
forms , 80 ; total average , S5. .
The report In various papers that Mrs. J.
Q. Anderson , who was severely burned a
Tew days ago , received her Injuries by the
careless use of coal oil , was Incorrect. She
was burned by nn explosion of gas thut had
accumulated from sort coal used in thu fur-
nncc.
ilonico Uolcs. tlio aomocnuto candidate
for governor , nddresscd n largo nudloncu at
the opera house lust evening nnd opened the
campaign on the democratic side of the ques
tions before the Iowa pcoplo this fall. Mr.
Holes spoke for nn hour and n half , chiefly
on prohibition nnd the rtilluny question.
Letter Carrier Nichols was not required to
report for duty yesterday morning , ns his
contract with the democratic administration
had expired. U. H. Witter was advanced
from mibstltuto to u regular carrier to till the
vacancy. Mr. Witter was a carrier during
Phil Armour's administration , and is now
one of the oldest carriers on the furco.
The residence of A. T. Elwull. on the cor
ner of Willow avenue nnd Seventh street ,
was burglarized Sunday evening whllo the
family were visiting In Omaha. Mrs. El-
well's line gold watch nnd n valuable pair
of bracelets that were rendered doubly
valuable by associations were taken. Other
articles of less value were also tnlcca.
The friends of lion. N. P. Dodge will bo
somewhat surnrlsed to learn that the Massa
chusetts people regard him as n minister of
the gospel , IIo Is at present in Worcester ,
Mass. , us a delegate to the National Congre
gational council. The Worcester Dully
Telegram contains this paranrnph : "The
moderator then Introduced 'Uev. ' Nathan
P. Dodge , nnd then apologized for giving
him the title. " "Thoy make n MJr. ' out of
evoryhody , now , " ho paid , "and they oven
made a 'Kev. ' of mo. Mr. Dodge Is a lay
man ; he's a respectable man. " Mr. Dodge
presented u report of the committee ap
pointed to memorialize congress on temper
ance. "
The Pullman restaurant , 534 Broadway.
Get Fountain Go cigar , next to Elseman's.
Dwelling for sale on easy payments. Also
building lots at lowest market prices. Call
and examine our list. E. H. Shuafo & Co.
Blxby baa removed to Merrlam block.
Sheet music lOc , C3S Broadway.
C. B. steam dye works , 1013 Broadway.
Lot Rnsmusscn beautify your house in best
tyle aud cheap. K North Main.
Tbo Social union of the Presbyterian
church have arranged a muslcaleto bo given
Tuesday evening , October 22 , in the church
parlors. Admission 25 cents. The following
Interesting programme has been prepared :
Vocal Duet. . .Misses Mcrlcel und Portorlleld
Vocal Solo Mr. Thornton
Recitation Miss Stephens
Vocal Solo Mrs. Mullis
Vocal Duet..Mr * . Stolllnsr and Miss Palmer.
Reading Mrs. Lyons.
Vocal Solo MissMamlo Oliver.
At the close of the programme , supper will
bo served -without extra charge.
A Supposed Horse Thief Onusghr.
Deputy Sheriff O'Connor arrested a cow-
bo.vish looking fellow on lower Main street
p yesterday who answers vorv closely the do-
| i < cnptlon of a horse thief who is wanted at
Denlson , la. , for stealing a horse from Maurice -
rico O'Connor , an attorney at that place , a
snort tlmo ago. The horse was sold to Peter
Fcrrall , nt Neoln , Ja. , and recovered by
Deputy Sheriff Soils. The description of tup
man who loft the horse in NcoU la very ex
plicit. Ho was twunty-foiir years old , light
coinplcxloned , blind lu his loft eye , were a
grey suit with red leather belt , cowboy hat ,
and carried two revolvers. The onlv dlscrep
&ncy between this description and the man
arrested was the unimportant ono that ho
only had ono revolver on his person when ar
rested. Ho was taken to the county jail nnd
Will bo hold for idcntlflcatlou by the Ncola
men.
Swanson Musio Co. , 815 Broadway.
E. H. Sheafo & Co. give special nttent on
to the collodion of routs und care of property
m the city and vicinity. Charges moderate.
w Offlco Broadway and Main streets.
O. B. P. Co. , Stephan & Harmer , 33 Pearl.
Ifo Meschendorf's popular moat market , finest
I ! In the Twin CHlea. 33. ) Broadway.
Deuipsey & Butler , candy M'f'g. , 105 Main.
Steam nnd hot water heating , flrst-class
plumbing. Work done in both cities. John
Gilbert , cor. Pearl Bt. and Willow uvo.
Clear Store lltirulnrlz-tl.
On Sunday night , about the tlmo that
Ofllcor Scott of the pcllco force was engaged
with his mistress in Belle Clover's house of
prostitution , burglars wnro ut work at the
Foun turn cigar store on Broadway , on that
oftlcor's beat. They were not molested , ana
uccecdcd in going through the establish
ment and making a careful search for valu-
nbles. The money drawer was rifled of Its
contents und a quantity of line cigars taken.
An entrance was effected through a transom
In the rear of tlio store and fiom thence Into
the main building bv cutting a hole through
the door and turning the key which remained
in the lock , The burglary was perpetrated
by some ono apparently well acquainted
with the premises.
Western Lumber and Supply Co. , 13th and
14th streets nnd Sd and 3d avunuos , carry the
largest stock of lumber , piling polotlesllino ,
cement and building- material in the west.
K. W. Uuymond , manager.
Always mi Time.
If you wish tn purchase a good nnd reliable
Watch 35 per cent less than club rates , and
on easy ternu , then call at once and nmlto
your own selection at C. B. Jacquomln &
Co. , 27 Main street.
Desirable dwellings for rent at mouorata
prices. E. H. Slioafo & Co. , rental agent * ,
Broadway and Main streets , up stairs.
His Sixtieth Venr.
Wells Cook was yesterday receiving the
congratulations of his friends upon the cele
bration of bis sixtieth birthday anniversary ,
The day found Mr. Cook In the enjoyment ol
rugged health , with as much energy and
capacity for business loft as most men enjoy
at forty years of age. Ho celebrated the
day by presenting his friends with cigars ,
aud enjoying a flue dinner at the Pucflo. |
lloyul Arcanum.
Special meeting Fidelity council thli
( Tuesday ) evening : Initiation and very Im
portant business. K B , WiliNEil , Regent.
Roller skating rick will open Wedaf adaj
nlgUU
THE NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS
A Polloo Offloor In Custody For
Murdering His Mlotrooa.
PUSHING THE MOTOR EXTENSION
Tlio Iliifclnrs Again Iloaril l < 'rnm
Nulilioil n Suspootcd Ilnrao Tlilcl'
Notes or Gancrnl nnil
1'crjonnl Interest ,
I'nllco and Prostitute.
Another shootliiR affair occurred in this
city nt midnight Sunilnv night , as the result
of which Lottlo Leolaud , alias Ircno , nn In-
mnto ot Bcllo Clover's bagnio , No. 800 Uroad-
vny. lies ut the point ot ( loath , with n bullet
n her bruin , and Pollco Ofllcor O. W. Scott
occupies a cell at the city Jail. No clmrgo
ms yet boon outorod against him , but it Is
tatedthat ho did the shooting , although
his Is dented by others , who bollovo that the
vomtm shot herself with the oflleer'a ro-
olvor. All that can be learned of the case
s from the Inmates of the house and the
ofllrer.
A 13nc reporter vl ltod the house yesterday
evening for tno purpose of niojrtaiolng the
facts In the case , nml the following is the
story told by the landlady :
"Scott came hero ubaut 8 o'clock Sunday
night nnd spsnt the evening In the parlors
vlth the girls. He was drinking quite n
ijood dc.il \vnlshy from a bottle which ho
iad In his f)0otot. ! It was the llrat tlmo 1
oversaw him drink , as ho had always ro
used wmo or baa'- which I oflorol him , say-
ngthnt ho nuvor drank a drop. It was
about 11:50 : when ho mid Ircno wentup stairs
OROthcr. In about flvo minutes she unmo
down for n pltcbor of Ice water , and when
she went back she had hardly closed the door
joforo I hoard the report. I hurried Into the
mil as Scott came rushing down the stair
way with the gun In his h'ind , saylni ' , , 'My
GoJ , Irene has shot hursolf. ' When ho got
down to the hall ho opened the gun and took
out the cartridges.
"Scott used to know Irene before either ot
.hem were married. She ha1 * a llttlo ( jirl
four years old In Chicago , where her mother
built. Her ro.il name was Mrs. W. Ladd ,
nnd her husband is now In Chicago. She
sometimes gets letters nddrujjoJ to Mrs. W.
Ladd. She has luul several names , among
them Gertie , Stell i and Dollic. but her house
iiiiino hern Is Irono. Scott usad to go with
icr years ago , so she told mo. I oiimo hero
n July , after Irene had gone away. Scott
used to como hero once In a while , but not
icar so often as ho has slnco Ircno caino
Dack from Omaha. She has told mo
several times in the past week that
they woo going awnv together , and
she thought they would RO to Chicago.
"Last evening sno said that they had In
tended to go last night , but she decided to
wait until thlsmorninc ; . Shodldn'twantmo
to tell Miss Bell until she was rnady to go
mil could tell her herself. Scott is married
iiid hasn nlcowlfound oaby. Ho has abuse 1
ils wlfo and mistreated her shamefully. Ho
used to work for the Union Pacific and was
away a good deal , and slnco ho has been on
, ho force ho has told her ho was out on do-
active work , when ho was hero with Irono.
They have quarrelled quite often , but always
made it up again. Ho was awfully jealous
of her , and there was a row every tiino she
went with any other party nnd froze him
out.
out."Scott spent a good deal of money on Irene.
! have frequently known of his giving her
15. and that cuts a hole in $70 a month. His
wife was hero this morning , and said that ho
provided well , but I don't sea how ho could ,
after spending BO much on this girl. "
One of the inmates , known as Daisy , was
, hen seen. Said she : "Scott shot Irene , and
[ am sure of it. I was In my room across the
ball , when thu shot was fired , and I hurried
XJ the door. Scott was at the hold of the
stairs , and he had the gnn in his right hand ,
and an empty shell lu bis loft. Ho ran down
stairs , and when he got to the lower hall ho
opened the gun and took out two loaded
cartridges. I saw it with my own eyes Just as
plain as clay , for the hall was well lighted ,
llo pointed the gun at mo as he came down
the stairs , and 1 told him to stop it and run
for a doctor. IIo went to Dr. Waterman's
and soon came back with him. Afterward I
went to the- dummy depot for a policeman ,
but couldn't ' find ono. i don't know any
thing about who did the shootin ? I would
not go to the room until the coroner came ,
but I sent in ono of the girls to see if she
was dead. "
"What do you know about Irene's re
lations with Scott ? "
"Not very much. Ircno came hero on the
LOth of April. I brought her down hero from
Kittio Kdwnrdu' place when Miss Kittle was
shot. She staved until Juno 31 , when she
went away. Scott took her nnd Kept her
privately at a private boarding houso. She
lived with him some time , and then
wont to Omaha , where she stopped at Pearl
Mackoy'8 , Ollio Danfoith's and May Colo-
inan's. She came back hero about the Hist
of September , and has since remained hero.
Scott 1ms been coming ; to sco her quite n good
deal , and stayed hero very frequently. Ho
would como about two or tluoo tunes n week.
IIo was here Friday , Saturday and Sunday
nights. I should say ho had boon drinking
hard since Friday , but I never saw him use
liquor before. Ho wasn't drunk Sunday
night , but ho was drinking qultu hard. I
don't know how much there was between
him nnd Irono. "
"Did you hear any thing about a proposed
'
elopement1' ! *
"Vug , I heard It last night and this morn
ing , but she didn't toll me. I got it from one
of the other girls. "
Another inmate , known as Blanche , was
interrogated , and tttatcd that she and Irene
wont to a dance last Thurs Jay night at the
Central house , a road house on Lower
Broadway. Scott was there , and wanted to
como homo with Ircno , but she refused , nnd
started oil with someone olso. Scott was
mad , but the trouble was amicably settled.
She could not toll who aid thn shooting.
An unusually intelligent colored girl , who
acts us chamber maid , told n rather sensa
tional story , which , If true , will place Scott
in it very unpleasant light. Sno said that
she returned homo late Sunday nltrht. and
was talking with her escort , when Scott
came back through the house , nnd asUcd If
Irene had been out there to BOO him.
She said that she mid not , and 1m asked per
mission to go out through her door , saving
thut ho would bo back in a few minutes , mid
if Irene came to toll her to watt for him.
When Informed that eho had not been there ,
ho grow very angry , and stated that "These
got to talking too much. "
Some of them had given him away , and ha
would piny even. There was a couple in the
house who had done him dirt , and ho would
got back at them hard. When a woman wont
against an ofllccr she went against her best
friend , and if ho over got a chancu ho would
pinch them , and pinch them d d hard.
Ho throwback his coat and showed his star ,
She uld not know what was the matter , but
had hoard that they Intended to elope , nnd
know that Irene hud told It to some of the
other girls , so thought that wax what was
the matter. Ircno came nnd the pair wont
away together. She soon hoard the report ,
nnd heard Scott say Ircno had shot hciself ,
when she told her partner she liuo.v butter ,
and that Scott hud shot her. She wont In
and saw the girl on the floor.
Scott Is confined In the Btccl celt at police
headquarters , and tallts very little , but
reiterates that the girl shot herself.
Ho insists that she took the gun out of hla
overcoat pocltot , broke It and throw out the
cartridges , then pointed it at the glass and
snapped it , She then pomtod it at her head
and again pulled the trigger. Ho picked up
the gun aud ran down stairs.
The wound Is n llttlo below and in front ol
the left temple , and the bullet is lodged ut
the huso of the brain. As the woman wua
not loft handed , the gun must have been
held In very awkward position If the woman
shot herself. The case will bo carefully ln <
vostlgatod. Scott was regarded by the chlol
as the best man on the force , notwithstand
ing his shortcomings , of which it IB ulleacd
the chief was entirely Ignorant.
The doctors state that the wound must
prove fatal. The woman has inailo several
statements , -which are of course unreliable. .
She eayn sno did not do the shooting and
does not know who did.
Scott's wito called at the Jail yostcrdaj
morning and upbraided him for hlsfattulnss
ness , Buldihoi "You know that Ihuvotoli
you tlmo and again to stay at homo nlghti
with me. Night after wight you have boot
_ nway , and told ma you were on duty , whor
I know that you were with this woman. ]
warned you what the result would be > , and
you ore in trouble , and so far ns I am con
cerned you can got out ot it the best you
can. "
Scott was very nervous , nnd at times cried
bitterly.
"Tho Famous" cash bargain home , 203II'y
Olplitlinrla Bull * I dint ; .
"Thoro has been a marked subsidence of
diseases with a dlphthoratlc tendency within
the last few days , " said n physician yes tor-
day. "At the present tlmo there nro but
Tow genuine cases of the dreadful disease In
-ho city , and they nro not of n malignant
typo and yield readily to treatment In many
cities east of us I notice the scourge is not
only unabated , but la assuming dangerous
epidemic tendencies. I attribute the lesson
ing of the disease hero to the public niton-
Llon called to the water supply by TUB Hun ,
When TUB Ur.n called attention to the fact
that the disease was chiefly located in fam
ilies where tho,8uoply of wntor for domestic
purposes was drawn from wells I looked Into
the matter In cases under my own o.iro , and
discovered but two cases where the disease
was contracted by contagion. The others
were In fnmiltos where well water was used
exclusively. Ono family m the northeast
part of the city who Had boon bereaved by
the loss of n daughter , had their land
lord clean out the well from
which they had been getting water.
The work was done upon the recommenda
tion ot their physician. The well was found
to bo in a terribly foul condition , 'iho family
had used It during the summer ns n refrig
erator and had suspended tholr milk , meat ,
butter and other provisions in It by means ot
strings. The strings frequently broke , letting
ting the slulf fall Into the wntor. The work
men found chunks of putrid meat , raucld
butter and vegetables In various stages of
decomposition. The water was so foul that
the men became sick while cleaning out the
hole. The stuff taken up was simply n reeking
ing nnrs3 of foul corruption , suniclcnt to con-
tutnlnato the soil for rods around ana cer
tainly sufficient to poison onybody that used
the water taken from It. It was not to bo
wondered at that a fatal cuso of diphtheria
resulted from Its use.
"Sincn Tun Unis's agitation of the matter
the pcoulo wlio have boon using well water
have ceased doing so to a largo extent and
the cessation of the disease is the result.
There nro but few wells in
tno city used to supply water
for domestic purposes , nnd those
nro chlclly In the suburbs where the owners
Imagine tno contaminations from the city
vaults , cesspools mid sewers do nbt penetrate -
trato , but the Idea is n dangerous and deluslvo
one. The hundreds of deep wells in the city
thdt have long been used for cesspools have
spread their poison throughout the soil down
to the river level , the point to which all levels
nro sunk to obtain water. Owing to the
friable character of the soil there are no dis
tinct water-veins , and the water seeps into
the wells like lye Is leeched from ashes. The
consequence Is , In my opinion , that there is
not n well in the city , no matter how far out ,
but wnat is more or lass impure , and the ma
jority of them deadly poisonous. The board
of health perhaps cannot make an order that
will prevent people using well water , not
withstanding It breeds dangerous contagion ,
but the newspapers nnd physicians can lessen
the evil bv calling Intelligent attention to the
dangers of such a course. The hydrant water
may not bo good , not nearly as good ns
it should be , and whut the consumers pay
for , but In a cliolco of evils it is always wise
to choose the lessor. "
Fine dressed chickens. G. Mottaz , Tel. 173.
Finest market m city J.M. Scanlaa's. '
Motor Kxtenioiis. !
The overhead wire of the electric motor
line on Upper Broadway received the finish
ing touches of the soldering irons Sunday
evening and the first cars were run over tno
now extension yesterday morning. The Muln
Rtrcet cars will hereafter run to siding No.
7. nearly a mile above the OgJcn bouse , and
tno remainder of the distance to the end of
the line will bo covered by horse cars.
Work on the Fifth avenue line was recom
menced ut the transfer yesterday morning
with the largest forno that could work to
peed advantage. The assurance is given by
Superintendent Reynolds that the line will
bo completed and the cars running by No
vember 10.
Ten more twonty-horso power motors were
received by the Milwaukee yeswrday inorn-
mir and switched to the Northwestern depot
aud unloaded. They will be used on the now
lines and will enable the company to crlvo a
uniform eight-minute service on all the lines.
J. O. Tipton , real estate , 027 Broadway.
The New Hotel Scheme.
"Onc-balf of the bonus necessary for the
now hotel has been raised , and if the pcoplo
of Conncll Bluffs desire to hava what they
have BO long clamored for a really first-
class hotel in all respects nnd in. all its ap
pointments they only need to chip in nnd
raise the remainder of the sum necessary , "
said Messrs. Kimball & Champ last evening.
"If the amount Is guaranteed wo will
promise to have at least 100 men ut work on
the building itself within thirty days , and It
will bo completed as quickly as It can bo. It
will bo a modern structure , five stories high ,
and liner than any hotel in Omaha or Sioux
City. "
The matter has reached a definite shape ,
ana them seems to be but llttlo possibility
that it will fail. The committee In charge of
the work of soliciting subscriptions reported
last evening that five men had subscribed
? 0,500. If they unvo confidence enough tu
give tholr thousands , It is surely not too
much to expect that other men should con
tribute their hundreds.
Personal Iari\cr.ijIn.
Mrs. J. J. Steadmun , who has boon visltlnc
at Murshalltnwn for the past fuw days , re
turns homo this morning.
Dr. Longshore , of Philadelphia , , vho has
boon visiting in the city for suvoral days , re
turned home last night.
Money loaned at L. H. C'raft'a A ; Co.3
loan olllco on furniture , jmmos. horses ,
wagons , pgrsoiml property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Senatorial I'olcor Player * .
San Francisco Examiner : Years ago
Senators Jones , Vest , Stewart and Cam
eron were playing a pamo of polcor ouo
ovoriinp , and although the stakes were
not high the company wua good and it
ran until long after midnight. A few
days afterward Vest remarked to Jones :
"I Jones wasn't that nice
say , , a game
the other availing ? Everything wont
along so well and no ono at the game
hud to watcli the other three. I like a
a gentlemen's game like that , where
you don't evan have to cut the cards for
u square deal. "
Jones , who is an incorrigible wag ,
suddenly conceived the idea of having
some fun with Vest , so ho manufactured
a story to lit the occasion.
"I'm glad you think BO , " ho said ,
"hut Bill Stewart.tloesu't have that idea
of it. "
"What , " said Vest , quite seriously ,
"do you mean to toll mo thut Stewart
thinks there was cheating in that
game ? "
"That's the idea ho convoyed to his
wlfo whan ho reached homo. She
spoke to mo about It yesterday. "
"I'm really Berry to hoar that , " said
Yost. "I feel hurt to hear ho felt ho
hadn't lost his money on the equu.ro. "
"I fool the sumo way , " replied Jones ,
"I felt as if u thuijdorclup had struck
mo. "
"What did ho really say about it ? "
asked Vest.
"Well , ho came homo about 3 o'clock
and his wife noticed that his hoard was
all covered with tobacco julco a very
unusual thing for him and sha took
him to task for it. IIo said ho had been
in a senatorial poker gamo. "
" 'Woro there no cuspidors in the
room ? "
" 'Yes , plenty of 'cm. '
' "Couldn't you turn from the cards
long enough to use thorn ? '
" 'No , my dear ; not in thut game. ' "
THE LAND ( ft | TIIE DAKOTAS
It IB the Rlohca JSoll This Sldo of
SO SAYS JdAQUIN MILLER.
Ho Also Think * Ilioro Are Entirely
Too ninny Towns for the
Country iJ tint Yeti
'
i\
Ait Kdon of the Future- .
As j'ou glldo down the solid road-bod
of the Northern Pacific , down the
grassy eastern slopes of the Rooky
mountains , on , and coiuttumlly on
through the grass , the shoreless sons ot
grass , you can't help thinking of old
Italy nnd the storied tlmo whou the
Goth and the Vandal and the Hun kop !
coming down the Alps , nnd kept com
ing until oven Rome herself wag ovor.
run nnd swept from the page of history
for centuries. Yet there is no relation
or parallel at nil. Only things are so
grand and so vast here that they keep
appealing to the grand and the won
drous things nnd incidentsot old , writes
Joaquln Miller In the Now % ork Inde
pendent.
This cold , bleak north on the further
side of Dakota must bo dismal enough
for the best part of the year ; but to-day
it is a green and pleasant llowor-land.
Rains have fallen daily for a long time ,
and no land was over fresher or fairer
than is Dakota all along the northwest
counties to-day.
Houses are few and far betwcon. The
stations are miserable llttlo places ,
marked by no notable feature at all ex
cept the many stout and extended
stock-yards , for the purpose of shipping
or landing stock. No trees at all except
a few storm-torn cottonwoods , and now
and then a long line of willow woods
along the course of some little trout
stream.
Wo stuck the muddy Missouri at Man-
dan , witfiBismarck on tho. other extreme -
tromo of the long nnd lofty bridge that
crosses the sinuous and swift river.
I got off at Mandan and took a day to
ride up and down and around the coun
try. It is not encouraging. The farm
ers seem discouraged. Still they nro
bettor oh than many others in this re
gion. Coil abounds hero , comes to the
surface on many farms : and the farmer
when ho has.nothing bettor to do digs
out a wagon load of coal from his own
land and hauls it to town and soils it
just the same as mou sell cord-wood in
so many of the older states. The rail
road shops , having boon removed from
Bismarck across the river to Mandan ,
help maintain the latter place fairly
won. and it may make a place in time.
But the life of the .immigrant is hard
enough for the first few years at best ,
and I should hesitate a loner tlmo before
advising anyone who is not well forti
fied with herds of stbck , or other solid
moans of beating of the wolf , to pitch
tent horo.
As for Bismarck , let mo say pointedly
that it is u crime to continually urge
people to settle there or anywhere near
there. Bismarck is litor.illy in ruins
and is existing , or > trying to exist , on
the reputation it had as a railroad town
and a terminus and a substantial ship
ping point for tho' vast interior beyond.
But now that the railroad has passed
on and the shops of the road have been
taken away , why , Bismarck is merely a
station , aifd a very sickly looking sta
tion at best. This place once had 5.003
inhabitants. To-day she has not half
that humber. The houses are half empty
and the place has an indescribable air
of beggary and swagger about
it that reminds ono of some
old southern towns just after the war.
At best Bismarck , to my humble way
of thinking , is a hugo impertinence ,
and about the last place on earth for
any honest man to settle in.
For about ono hundred "miles farther
on down toward "tho states" the same
sort of abandonment and desolation ob
tains.
But at Jamestown , a woll-built town
of brick with a pleasant fountain
spouting high in the air by the way
side , things take a sharp turn for the
bettor. The gravel stones that start
from the ground and make farming
almost impossible all the way back to
Bismarck disappear here , and a rich
black loam spreads ever the undulating
earth.
Wo note no moro abandoned farms ;
no moro abandoned and empty houses ,
as in and about Bismarck , whllo dash
ing on through the limitless fields of
wheat toward the great lakes. Still ,
the truth must bo told thut many a
bravo man along here may bo soon
plowing up and turning under the
wheat which he hoped now to bo har
vesting. It is like burying your dead
after a bravely fought battle and a ter
rible defeat. And you can hardly keep
your tears back as you watch these pa
tient , bravo men steadily following the
plow , far away ns you can see , turning
under the blighted fields of short and
sun-scorched wheat which they had
sown in such abundant hope. But it is
something to unow that they will sure
ly have a double crop next year. For
this is only a sort of summer fallowand
nature will generously restore in her
own good time and at her first oppor
tunity all that she has had or has with
hold from man.
The whole secret of the misfortune is ,
the rains foil a low weeks or , rather , a
few days too Into. Still , as will bo
shown long before this can bo read ,
Dakota will do fairly well this year , the
worst of years for her.
As in all other parts of the United
States , there are entirely too many
towns along hero. Many of these , as
elsewhere in the iinjou , are miserable
places of abode at tUfht. But at Fargo
you strike something tolid in the way
of city building. J noted a hugo yellow
wall , almost as brood as a blulT of the
Yellowstone river , with letters as largo
as a six-horse team , ( tvhich read , Dally
Argus. /
Land here is not ii early so high ns on
the Pacific coast. Good land , already
in cultivation , can bo had ut $15 per
aero , and from that tan to $30 , this lat
ter figure including the very best land
in the great wheat fields of the Rod
river. i
The plowing here is peculiar , and
qulto files in the face of of the Poor
Richard precept , which says :
"Plow deep , whllo sluggards sleep ,
And you shall have corn to sell and keep. "
They do not plow deep in Dakota at
all. They avoid plowing deep pur
posely. Tno first furrows ara meant to
bo barely throe inches deep , cutting
the glass roots about half-way down ,
After the first plowing of three inches
they cross-plow. This time they sot
the plowaharo ono inch deeper. So
that in this deepest and richest soil this
side of Kgyut , the final furrow before
sowing is only four inches deep at the
most.
There no are fruit trees to sneak of
horoasyot. Many people tollmojit would
not pay to bother with fruit , elnco they
can got it so readily und cheap from
Oregon and California. You can BCO
some very considerable groves of forest
Iraon , which break up the fearful mo
notony of continuous main and prnlrio
to right and to lott and front nnd roar
eye
no farms at nil. As in California you
must shut in your cntllo , instead ot
shutting in your Holds , ns has been the
custom the world over over since man
was shut out of Eden.
It seems awfully odd to find n river in
the brick-built city of Fargo , gliding
away through the boundless velvet
fields to the north polo , And strangest
of all , n. llttlo farther along wo cross the
Mississippi , going down towards the
warm waters of the gulf of Mexico.
Singular ns it inny seem , in a very llttlo
distance farther on wo are crossing
pleasant little trout streams that stool
through the grass to the great lakes ,
which find tholr outlet away out yonder
little "Greenland's
onl/n way beyond
icy mountains. "
And now good-bv to the great plains
of the north ; to the boundless fields of
inexhaustible fertility ; to the wheat-
fields that shall toed the worldna Egypt
fed the world. As long aq the pitiless
Ciusars shall load men to battle , or the
potty Napoleons shall divide the maps
of the world with channels of blood ,
inaybo these big farms will remain as
they are. But when peace is established
on earth , and the sword is suro'.y
beaten into a plowshare , then I think
the pcoplo will comn here , and with n
million perfect gardens make the Eden
of the north.
Atlvioo 10 Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
toothing. It soothes the child , softens
thogums , nil ays all pains , cures wind
colic , and is the bust romoay for diar-
hoca. tioo u bottle.
Bomotlilnit toHrniRtnbar.
If you are going east , remember the
"Rock Island Route" run the sleepers
and chair cars of tholr solid Vestibule
train to and from the Omaha depot ,
leaving Oninhn at 8:45 : p. in..thus avoid
ing the transfer nt Council BuilTs. Three
solid trains daily. All chair cars are
free. Dining carson all through trains.
Our trair.tj make close connections with
all eastern limited trains connecting
in union depot at Chicago , avoiding a
transfer across the city'to parties on
route to Now York , Boston" and other
eastern cities , "and everything a llttlo
bettor than other lines can offer. "
S. S. STKVKXS ,
Ticket officein03 Farnatn. Gon'l ' W. A
Initiating n Tenderfoot.
The manner in which Gconjo Smith ,
n tenderfoot of Squaw Crook , was in
itiated in the mysteries of the wild west ,
is related by the Harrison Herald :
Smith , in company with the Dunn
brothers , camped near Hyannis. Dur
ing the night horse thieves were dis
cussed frcolys nnd when morning broke
nnd Smith saw n stranger getting away
with his horse ho raised an alarm and
started in pursuit. Suddenly the sup
posed thief stopped nnd using his horse
ns a breastwork ordered his pursuer to
halt , which ho did instunter , nnd being
albo bidden to get back to camp , ho did
so with alacrity. The Dunn boys com
ing up the ohuso was renewed ,
six-shooters being freely used.
Suddenly the pursued fell back
on his liorso crying , "I'm shotl" and
rolled to the ground. The pursuers
came up , fired a couple of shots at the
prostrate form , took his six-shooter and
loft him on the prairie. Smith observed
the tragic end with bated breath nnd
blanched check , but did not venture
near. Ho believes the canyon now
holds the lifeless form of a desperate
horsothiof , called suddenly hcnco by
the action of the Dunn brothers. That
it was a hoax concocted the night be
fore , and that after being apparently
riddled with bullets , the man supposed
to bo killed had uri&on nnd gene to the
'ranch , is not known to Smith and , for
sake of romance , wo xvon'tsay the dead
man was F.rvilla Cnuak , our young turf
man , who got back to town later in the
day.
Red Cross cough drops beats them all.
C cents per box , sold everywhere.
THE RED CROSS STOVES ,
It Is conceded to be tin best niiujo and most
ttdmlrtil Ktovo on tno Amoiican continent. It
la constructed on the most apwoMjd fcclontlltc
principles , to develop tlio greatest def-reo of
IioatMl'li the least amount ot coal , It Is the
only stove itiMhlchtho system of clicnlallni ;
Hues is perfect , taking the cold air from the
lloor and heating it. Kvcry Htovols con \c-rtlblo
into a double heater to warm tlio looms nbo\ ,
with no illlllculty or expensp. Another point
in their favor IH thu fact that they are cheaper
than any other drht-class Htovo on the market.
1'or sale In Council Illuirx only by
BIIUOAltT \ CO. . 11 Main Street.
_
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FOR SAIE ANO RENT.
OTS on 4th aro. and 10th st. very cheap
gnapa. llonson A Shepherd , 0 Main Bt.
LOTS on Ilroadway , anywhere bstween Coun-
ell Hlntrs and Omaha , lluuson & bhepherd ,
U Main st.
OiCMimUKIlthntlown my own property.
JLv and consonantly ran maKe terms to suit thu
purdmaer , who is not required to deal with mo
through an avent. U , II. Judd , 000 Ilroadway ,
Council llluira. _
/\IIIL ! IIIIOS. & CO. loan money. The most
Wllberal terms oltered. 101 1'earfst.
_
"
riirnlsbecfioom"uTtli stonm or
WANTKD heat. Addresi , Btatlni ; location
and prlco , U. M. Mead , care ot ituagall & Co. - >
FOirilHNT New house of Troomu , hot , and
raid water , bath , clonots , and all modern im
provements , on .fourth uvo. Jmjulro at C13
liroadu ay. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. a saving ! ban * . Iluy a hoiiflo
BirnT.IUlmn II. Judd on ujonthly payments ,
and by paying from t : to f.5 more a month than
rent in u fovr year * you will own your home
f rue ot debt , which is bound by that tlmo to be
worth moro t liun double what jou pay for it
now. U. 11. Judd. UOO Ilroadway. Council Illutfa ,
TTIOIl BALKAn old and well established
1 ; drug store , established in 1W ) . Cash rn-
( iulroJ , tl.WJ , balanca r al estate. Addroas A
2 , lice , Council HlulTa.
- lots In Hlddlo'a aub , onllth ave
BAIIOA1N-4 paid. IJJ each. H. 0.
room S , ISvirettWock.
1 OTS in Terwilllgera add 127) east ) . N , 0.
.14 Phillips , room 6 , Krerat block.
Coal I Coal I
A. T. THATCHER , H. A. COX ,
Chicago , Ills. Western Sales Agent
OFFICE : 114 r/lnln Street , Brown Building. Telephone 48.
Wo will sell to consumers direct , SELECTED ANTHHAOITB COAL nt thtt
following reduced prices !
GRATE AND EGG $8,25
RANGE AND NUT 8.5O
CHESTNUT - 8.50
And the best prndcs of Soft Coal. Wyoming Lump 37.00 , Wnlnut Block
$3,00 , Jnckson $5 , Ccdnr S.1.H5 , Cunnol $0.60 , Iowa Nut SU.fiO , Gus House Coke 12a
per bushel , or 87.00 per Ion. l
TEHMS Cash with order. All coal fresh mined , well screened nnil promptly
delivered.
COUNCIL BLUFFS FUEL COMPANY ,
DonlorB in ALL RAIL ( JLI2AN BRIGHT HARD COALulsoROPK SPRINGS ,
NUT , OLIVE and IOWA LUMP and NUT COAL. Llmo Cement , Piaster , Hair.
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS.
The Ilest Kqnlppcd Kstr.bllshment in the West. Does Dyeing ann Cleaning of ( laments and
Goods of every description nnd material. Dry Cleanhm ot line Uarmcuts a Specialty.
Out ol tow ii orders by mull or express , vill rocoUo prompt uttenttou.
Works on Motor Lin ? , Corner 26Hi St. & Ave , A , Council Bluffs
OMAHA OFFICE , 1521 FARNAM STREET.
GEO. SOHOEDSACK.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H Hydraulic nnd Stinitnr.v Engineer. Plans , Estimates
i Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Ihiilding , Coticil Bluffs , lowu. _ "
NCPLj I I D7 .Tuslicc of the Peace. Ofllco over American Express , No. 41
OOnUn/L Broadway , Council BlulTs , Iowa.
QTHNP Ji QIMQ Attornovs-at Law. Practice in the State and Fod-
O I UllL. Cx. OIIYIO oral Courts. Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Bono Block ,
Council BlnlTs , Iowa.
Surgeon and Homaennth. Room 0 , Brown
PI . building. 116 Pearl St. Olllco hours , 9 to 12.
n. m. , 2 to G nnd 7 to S p. m. >
In Van IJrunt & Jtlce's add 52V ) . Ensy
TOTS . N. C. I'hlllli" . roomf > . f.verett blc.
A 1IAHOA1N In West Uroadu ny propel ty. N. .
-O-C. Phillips , room 5 , U\eiott block.
J.O18 In Terry addition. Monthly payments
JN. C. riillllps. room ( i , Everett blocs.
LANDS for snlo 01 exchange. N. C. Phillip
room D. Kverett block.
TitPHOVED farm * in Iowa , and Kan-Ms for
J-exclmuKe for city property. N. 0. Phillips ,
roomi'i. KveiettblucK.
IF jou have any loU or other property that
jou\\l h to ir.ido for n house and lot , call
onC. U. Judd , BUI Ilroadway.
fJUJU SAIiH On , easy terms , ciioico rcsla nce
JL1 lot , ( juilnini ave. , on motor Hue ,
Kor Sale so iitro fruit and vegetable farm 1 ?
miles enst of Cluuitauqua grounds. A giuat
bargain. Jlnsy terms. Only Ml per ucio.
Tor sale , or 111 trade for Omaha or Council
IHutrs property. 4W ) ncr > s Impioved land ; a flue
corn aud stock farm 1 mile from station , Jiu-
mcdlnto possession given.
J'orSalo OTactosgood fruit nnd farm land ,
well watered , } { uillo north of Chaiitauqua
grounds.
Per Sale -0 acres choice jjrovo lands on Grand
avenue. Only iJM per ivcro.
Tor bale lao acres , good liouso. liarn and out
buildings , l.OJO fruit trees , four mllei from post-
odlce , only $03 per aero , easy teims ; also 3j
acres adjoining , \\ell Improved , at J5J auacie ,
one-third cash , Ualanco on terms to suit.
Kor bale Lot 4. block 8 , Hanscom Place ,
Omaha , on to years' tlmo at 7 per cent.
W. C. Stacy Hoom 4. Onora Block.
I HAYK two elegant UOUS33 on Clh uvo. , ono
blnclc from motor. J/xrgo lotn. Houses new ,
8and 11 rooms each ; modern liupiovumonts.
1'or sale on payments to suit tmichnsors. Tlieao
are line barK.ilns , splendidly located and cheap
est property In Council UlulTa. J. 11. Judd , wd
BroaiiWHy.
Ol'INK houses on Lincoln ava..8room , mod-
Ocru improvements , all new. 2 lots CUxloO ouch
and ttioothorTUxIfi'J. Tills property Is llnuly
located In thenatuial paric portion of Conncll
Hinds , t ! blocks from Omaha and Council Illutfs
motor. C. 11. Judd , COO Hroadw.iy.
LirR INSUUANCn at actual coat. Address
A. U. Uaughcrty , Cunning St. , Council
lllulls.
BAHOAINS In nil parts of the city. N. C.
Phillips , room fl , iverott ; block.
f \ \Vi0 X'-story u-ioom houses on Noith 7th st ,
JL i ! blocks fiom postolllce. city water , only
JU'.IOJ each. Tcims to suit. C. U. Judd. two
] lioadway. _ _
IIIAVi ; hoiisesitnd lots Inall parts of Coun
cil llluirs. from $ Ml ) to $ I.UJi. that , lean gallon
monthly payinoutt. or uuytoitus to bult pur-
thaspra. This Is of pirtlcnlar advantage to
Omaha merchants , clerks , mechanics , OL people
who deslro a homo nwar the Business center of
Omalm-\\IthoutbolnKromnclled topay exorbl
tant prices. C. It. Judd. 6M Uroadwav. Count-11
Illullk
IK VOU buy H house and lot of U. ( ) . Judd nnd
JLaf forwards conclude to move aw ay or In any
other way not being destinus of kiopln ? the
property. I will Hull it for you frcoofcharRo
and property unsold 1 will lent same without
cost to owtior.
piven on all property
sold by C. U. . ) mitt lion there Is u fair
payment down. _
Eo'lrt In Ceiui.il sun cheap. K.my terms. N.
C. Phillips , roomn. i\orott : block. _
| jiOHHAIjiorHent ( lanlon land wit hhousei ,
JJ by J. H. Ittco. mi Main st. . Council Illnlfa.
YEN Hi : A lots , coiner.-i. iront ; bargains ,
liunson ifcbhepherd , U.Moin ft.
JOT on Ulinvenuo , Van Ilriint A. Itlco's Hub. ,
cheap , lieuson & Shepherd , U Mala st.
rSTANTKI ) A neat young girl to help In gon-
Vl Dial house work. Mrs Jacob Sims , DID
I'lalnur st ,
EST corner on Ilroadway. opposite power
houso' lieuson ! c Bnophcrd UMulnst.
*
I OT8 on ( lien nvn. , Renuluu snaps. Henson &
1 bhopherd , U Main bt.
rooma Torrent at mrourthst.
TjlOH SALH At a barcaln : Ono double saw
JC iindslHiir ; oiui veneormashlno with ( roaring
complete , all now , miltablo for basket factory.
Inqnlro ut bin-dor's Com. liouso , i 1'euil St. ,
Council lilntru.
POK 1UINT--A four-room house In good con
dition , centiiilly locatad , cheap. JiuiulruKI
Washington avu.
IO'l'S on Manawa motor line , corners. 10
-/cash , balancj $10 per month , llonao &
Slippjhinrd , U Main st.
llAM'.srATH-llouBht ! ml mill an l or-
-It changed. Special attention Klvun to exam
ination of tltluj. W. 0. James , No. W I'eail at. *
FOirSAlTTS Aero lot * In OrcTmrTpiao. This
property Is located In the Itlco nursery ,
Bouttiof the main part ot thn city. li ! miles
from court liQiiae. ( loo. Mntcalf. iJ Pearl at
HOUfiKHiuid lots ; 10 > casTi. i' cash. ( M
cash , balance easy , llenson .V S nephenl
0 51 aln st.
TTlOKBAI.K-On easy terms , HOIIIO of the best
JL ? anatiired modern housew ( now ) in Council
lllulls. All modern I mprovcmonts , _ o , .
located. Call on H. K. Maxon. Merrlam block.
W.M. HIMIHJNTOl'F , Heat I'.stuto. Special
attention clven to examination and cor
rection of title to lands and loti In city and
county. No. H. North .Main at.
L OTS in Miilllu'H sub , $10 cash , balance (10 per
; mouth. JIuiuoii iBIiepuoid. UMaln st.
ITUMl BAUI-l-M ftciofanu In Jasper county ,
J ) Jowa. located near coal mines that nro in
operation. There Ii a lUo foot > flln of coal
under the farm. ( leo. Metcalf. No. 10 Pearl st.
' . locations oc Main and ( IroadMav
BUHINI'.HH bargains , Ueo. ilutcalf. No , 10
Pearl st
) atock of furniture , grocurlei or
WANTIII lu exchange for Una and city
property. Will pny some cash. Address .
W. tlouston.aiu llroadwuy.
'ITIOIIBALK improved naunimproved prop
JU erty tu every p rtof the city , itaru opiior
tunltlert for InvLHtoravho oeelc spacuiatloaa ;
uplendld opportunities for thosu who Uoslr *
bornoi. 0to. Mftcatf , Ko. 101'earl ft.
FOU SALE SO feet Into trontiutB locutoJ b
twoen U It boat house and Munawa baacli
Also a number of choice lots in Ho .UU placa
Uco. Metcalf. No. ID Puarl st. _
TT\0 \ KENT Good htnlncs ] front , T3I llroad-
I ? -way. A line retail point. In good condi
tion. lunnlro n. K. Mityne , GUI Ilroadway ,
Council lllufli.
COAIj. C'OAU CO A I/ .
T propose to itrio consuiupi.s value for their
inom-y lu Coal , and until further notlco my
prices aio all lall Anthracite : Grate and Egg ,
tn ; No. 1 and ItauRe , 8J.M ) ; chestnut , ! > .W. Also
Host fiiades or Illinois and Jo\\n Soft Cool
IMInlmi ) . ' , Illinois , lump , Jl.ro : Muplowood ,
lump. 8l.r > 0 : Conterxllle , Iowa , lump , W.Tfl ; Wal
nut Ilioclc lump. tJ.W : Hamilton lump. tJ2fi !
Wnltebreast lump. JI.M ) ; Whltcbrunst nut , SJj
Pen. $ . ' 10 ; Steam. $ J ; Slack , SI.BU. TerniH rash ,
tt 1th older or dellvei edO. ( . 1) . WM. WKI.CII ,
015 South Main bticet. Telephone VJ.
couivc ilTij Lurrs
Omnibus , Carriage an i Transfer
WM , WELCH . Proprietor.
The Tiuest Ijlno of L-indaus , Coaches and
Hacks In the City.
r37 I hao a new i atln-llned carriage for prlv
ate call , Ic Is thu most elegant coach In the
city.
bpjclul attention Riven to rommotclal men
nnd theatrical tioupos. Ilest facilities In the
city for handling scenery.
o FUCKS :
oaur.N HOUSE. cm so. MAIN ST. .
Telephone No. H3. Telephone No. 03.
I1AKN. Telephone No. 3S(1. (
The only line authorlzeod to aiisucr calli
turned in to Am. iist. ) Tel. Co.
PKOF. wiirrirs
Adapted to the public schools. The only
complete thing ot Ha kind in exlstenio and In-
dlspouslblo In the school room. School Hoards
desiring the most perfect help for the teacher
are 1m lt J to oxamluo this. Address
General Agent.
THE LADIES
Of Council Illulfs and Omaha , and surrounding
country \\lll llnd It to their advantage to deal
\v ith me M hen they ant any tlud of
HAIR GOODS
AND ORNAMENTS.
Two months ago I determined to close out my
stock and quit business but thostoctc Mas too
largo to bo disposed of , and I will Loutluiio the
biiHlnufcsltli moiu goodH than uvur. ll > ery-
thing In Hint class and inado up In Jatofit Htylo.
JIall orders iccelvo prompt attention.
MRS. C.L.GILLETTE.
No. 21) Mnin St. , Council Itlufl * ' .
GIVE US A CHANGE
To Price Oar Sloven.
Fuller nnd Warren's Splendid and Abraham
Cor Kadlant Novelty lluBu ( turners are too
well known to requlro comment on them here.
Itumnmbor. wo guarantee nil Stoves , Cooks ,
and J lent el a to give perfect batlsfao-
7J7 Hroaduay.
'illOS. OU'ICKH. W , II. 51. J
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Ilroamvny.
COUNCIL ItMJFKH , IOWA ,
Dealers In forolnn und domestic exchange
Collections mudu ana Interest paid on time deposits -
posits , _
I ) . J , liMUNisnx , ] ; , ! , . SmrnuiT ,
Prr s. Vice Pros.
CIIAB , It. HANNAN , Cashier.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK ,
m.tm.s.
Paid upCapltal . SI5O.OOO.OO
Surplus . 3SOOOOO
Liability to Depositors. . . .335.OOO.OO
nilliunoiid-J. A. Miller , R 0. Oloason , Ii. L.
BluiKait , K. K. Hart , J. I ) . IMundson , OIUH. It.
llanimn. 'jransact general bunking business
Largerit ( .apltul and tmrplns of any bank lu
Northwustc'rii Iowa. lntoient on tlmo deposl In
Flower Pots.
Bometltlne entirely new , and the handsomest
article of the kind that ever adorned n bay.
window or conservatory , are our now painted
and ornamented riower Pots and Vatea for
house plants. Tnese goods are entirely n w and
are sold exclusively In Council llluirn by UH.
'jne Hiistlo'Potii are highly ornamental and
will beautify any house. Ono grade Is mnoothly
painted in bright colors it-itdy for du.'Oiutlofi
by ladles who paint. Tlieaa handsomu coodj
uro sold at prices commonly asked for plain ]
5c for palntod pot aud sauuir , nnd plain nt cor *
responding prfc.es. MINI ) IIIIOS , ,
, _ SSI Afaln htrtor.
J. M. PALMER
- IIAB TUB ciioiKsr r.or or -
SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY
In the city. OIK. edged opportunities to imme
diate investors aud lioiuu teeters ,