0 THE OMAHA DA FLY BEE. WEDNESDAY , APKIL 2 , J800.
TIIJS OMAHA BEE ,
TNOirA LUxUFFS.
01 1 If K : NO. 13 I'KAUI , STUBKT.
Drilvnrd byrnrrlcr In any part if llio Clly.
11 \ \ TILTON . MANAUKK.
Ti'.M'.I'HONKS :
TU'MM" * Own : . No. 13.
Niiiiir Kitmin , No. y ) .
MINOIl a
N V P. Co. ,
Couiif II Illnffs r.iinuVr Co. , conl.
Thatcher coal , 1M Mnlit street.
Louis Hanson haq been apnolntcil toIre
duly lit No. 4 hose house.
The yminp Indies of St I'mil's rhiuvh will
five a inii-ty lit llio Hoynl Aminmn hull Mon-
dny evening , April 7. Kvcrybody Invited.
Joseph Anton mid John Krkanvcro nr-
restrd lust evening for peddling without n
llcoiifto.
The will ho nn linpoi-tnnt meeting of the P.
K. O. Society nt Mrs. Ur. Iliineliett's this af
ternoon at ! ) : ! ifl o'clock.
Fred. J. Porlno of Onmlm and Nina II.
names of this city were united lit inarrlnfro
Monday evening at the rosldenco of 13. B.
Jnrillnor , on .South Madison street , by Jus
tice Burnett.
The regular monthly meeting of the W. C.
T t' u-lll bo held in their room in the Mur-
limn Mock at ! l o'clock tills afternoon. A full
nlti'iidimci' of members is desired , as there is
Important business to bo transacted.
All brothers of the Improved Order of Hod
Men we requested to attend the tribe meet-
Iiifr tl'iiviMiliig , as nrmngemunts will bo
made to fo to Omaha Hatimlav evening to
Institute a tribe then ) . H. L. Williams ,
deputy iri'and Kuchein.
The ramatrainst Jack f Jrren for Iceeplng
open a saloon on Sunday was tried yesterday
allr nionn 'jrfoio ' .Uidfe' MrCJee. There was
nocviili nrc to prove that the defendant sold
im > ! i > iu ror was in Ills saloon for that pur-
jiov' . urn ! the court ordered bis release.
Tl < < i\ \ ' < a against Ni-ls and Anton Jensen
nrnl Do I ; Webster for disturbing the peace
Wv yi 'tt'Tday continued until next Monday
im < ri > itn > ut Id o'clock , owing to Hie fact that
one of t ho defendants is as yet unable to
nppriir m court , and his physician stales that
heui i.'it bo out for several days.
Tlu Cuiipcll Ulisffs steam dye work' ! 'have
been piv.it ly enlarged and new machinery
] iui in. < ' | ) > int ? the establishment fully for
all Kiii'1. f worlf. A elningo has also been
inaili'iii i in-linn , Mr. S. M. Williams of Dos
Motnes , lairing an interest , in the business ,
and reqivboiithnj the linn on the road.
Minnie Smith , the woman who was so
liruti llv beaten Sunday nighl. by Kd Mnher ,
was j i-itritla.v tried for disturbing thu p-ace.
Jli'i1 imsalhmt waa the only witness called ,
and as hf refused to testify for fear of crimi-
Jiatliir ! himself , the ehnrgu could not l > e sus
tained and the defendant was .discharged.
The jury in the case of Etler vs O'Xeill re
turned a sealed verdict at I o'clock yesterday
morning , which wiui opeimd When court
opened at 10 o'clock. It was in favor of the
plaintiff in the sum of . * T , ( )0. ) The amount al
lowed was in reality & ! ) , ( MX1 , as a counter claim
of $ , . ) ( ) for rent was allowed the defendant.
The counsel for thu defendant gave notice of
nn apix-al and requested until Saturday to llio
u motion fora new trial , which request was
granted. The plaintiff sued for * 10,000 and
interest , amounting to nearly $11,000. The
mill U the nutgmwtliot tho'leasing of the
Ogdcn liouse to Ktter t I'l'-ivo about two
years ago. The plaintiff alleged that he paid
$1IKK ( ) for furniture in the building and that
tin-defendant Illegally sold it under attach
ment without proper notice and hid it in at a
ridiculously small price , thuro being no out-
bide bidders present.
Ir II S. West , porcelain urown and bridge
work , No. 1:3 : Pearl.
For ' -.ale. on account of .sickness. J. Dickey's '
general merchandise stock , located on Broad-
wi.i , Council Bluffs , will bosol'l at a discount
for cash or trade for good uniiieunibered city
or Omaha property. Address Duquette A-
Co. , Council Bluffs.
The Manhattan sporting headq'rsUS B-
way.
J. O. Tipton , real estate , MT Broadway ,
'J'lio Kiiiity | Assignment.
Yestenluy was the opening day of the April
term of the district court , and Judge Jeemer
put In his time making assignments of equity
cases. The following are the cases assigned
for the mouth.
WedlK-sdav , April 2 r > 02. . , SSOO , 5915 , GOOD ,
cms , iwor , IKCII ) .
Thursday , April 3-G430 , G.V20 , C.J2I , Cr.tl : ,
cr > 7L' , min.
Friday , April -l-CO'jy , 0001 , 0001 , OC03 ,
Glilii ,
.Saturday , April "i-OIXlO , I'.HT > , ( ilVKI , lilVH.
Monday , April T-Mi : ! , liUSI , 11707tiTO. , IWOI.
Tuesday , April S U05S , 57MlOUi7ljjllUM5l ( ( : :
C417 Wednesday , April 0 0010 , 0018 , 71M , 07M ( ,
C7IKI , ( KIKJ.
Thni-silay , April 10 fiSOS , Cs-7 | , OSSIHf.
Friday , April 11 ( iS."Hi , OSt ! ' . ) , Ob77 ,
707fi.
707fi.Satuiilny , April 12-IW&I , (5S ( i , i
Friday. April IS 701t ! , 7031 , 70.11 , 70. ! < J.
Saturday , April 1'J ' 7010 , 7011 , 701' . ' , 7015 ,
T07II.
Monday , April 21 7078 , 70SO , 7100,7105 , ,
7117 , 711 * .
Tuesday , April 2'J 7125 , 71H ! , 7137 , TUB ,
TUCi.
Wednesday , April 23 714-1 , 71-10 , 7i"i , 71.10 ,
7NV2.
Thursday , April ' . ' 1 7KU , 7100 , 7107 , and
contempt cases.
Friday , April 25 0015 , and contempt cases.
Important to Horsemen : Largo line horse
and turf goods. Probstlo , r > M B y , U. B.
Several desirable dwellings with modern
Improvements for rent In vicinity of the
Presbyterian church. 13. II. Shcafo & Co. ,
rental agents.
SeainoiiM I/oses llonri.
Yesterday's Bin : contained an account of
the trouble between W. II. Shaffer and Dr.
N. A. Scuinons and the arrest of the former
which followed. As before stated the whole
dlfllenlty was the outgrowth of a scene of do
mestic disagreements at the boarding house
of Mrs. Martha Martin , No. 23 Koutli Eighth
Mrcot , where all of the interested parties re-
hided. It was given out that the whole racket
wiw caused by Seauions' groundless jealousy ,
and yesterday's documents Indicate that such
is indeed the case , us Seamons visited the
i-ouiitv jail when ) Shaffer was conllned and
agreed to dismiss the case if Shaffer would
leave the city. This Shaffer refused to do ,
mid wanted Seamons to go ahead with ills
prosecution If ho thought it advisable.
Seamons stated in the presence of two wit
nesses that ho had nothing against Shaffer ,
but that lie wanted him to go away and pay
no more attention to bis ( Seamo'ns' ) wife.
But Shaffer announced his intention of stay
ing , and seeing the case through. Seamons
ovldently concluded that it would not help
matters any to let the case go to trial , and ho
accordlnuly paid the costs and dismissed the
fUHO. Ho iKiId the costs , amounting to fil.Wi ,
to Shaffer's brother , who settled with the
court. Then ) Is moro yet to follow , however ,
jus Scuiiions' wife says she will sue for a di
vorce on the ground of drunkenness and cruel
mid abusive treatment. Shaffer states that
Seamons' drinking Is responsible for the
whole troub'o ' , and this assertion is corrobo
rated by Mrs. Seamoiis.
Drs. Wood bury have removed their dental
cilice to 101 1'carl street , np stairs.
The gasoline stove Is mow dangerous than
the unloaded gun. Suvo life and property by
using the C. B. tas and Electrlo Ught Co.'s
giw stove.
J. C. Blxbv , steam heating , sanitary engi
neer , IM.'I Mfo building , Omaha j 'M Merrium
block , Council DliUTs.
Tlio Ke leral Court.
The Jury In the ease of Klmmlsh vs Tinkon
'
ft Boll In'the ftxlcml com t returned a verdict
tor the plaintiff in the sum of $2,000. This Is
the Han-lson county cattle caso.
The case called for trial yesterday was that
of United Sluttw vs Converse , charged with
sending obscene matter tluough thenuilU.
Judge love stated that he desired to cloeo up
thu term us ho wished to Iwivo this moriitiib' .
The case , however , was not concluded wueu
coui-t udjourdcd last cvcuiuj , ' .
IX TIIK RIIIKFS
lii 111'Lvll ' \ \ ) ,
Au Urgent Demand for nn Assistant Oily
Attorney ,
ILLEGALLY DRAWN 'iNIORMATIONS ,
.
Hcniiions Hauls Ills Cuso Out nrConrt
A Si'i'loiiH Huuinvay A Quar
terly Session nCdit ! Iiltuu
Kiln Club.
Charles Nicholson , assistant chief of the
llio department , aspires to become the head
of that branch of the city service under the
new administration , but If this Is not possi
ble , and ho has every reason to fear that such
will bo thu case , ho Is willing to continue for
another year In Ida present position , lie Is
not only willing but anxious to do so , and In
order to gnln his point has been making him
self nnitc , numerous with the alderman from
the First ward , who , by the way , Is chairman
of the lire ooinmlUoc.
IIo law given it out cold that the First ward
alderman will support him , and has virtually
promised him thu position of assistant chief.
However , ono man does not have full appoint
ing1 power , and as Nicholson is not very .solid
with the other aldermen ho realized that it
would bo necessary to show them what ho
was made of. and ho attempted to malco the
Illustration hint evening. As is elsewhere
stated In Ihrso columns , Louis Hanson was
appointed as a llremon at No. ! hose house ,
and ontcivd upon his duties yesterday.
About Sjo : : lost evening Nicholson concluded
to initiate the new man. Homo words ensued
which resulted in Nicholson assaulting him
and beating him fearfully. When Hansen
appeared at tlu > police Million ho presented a
most revolting spectacle. Ho was covered
with blood and his face was a mass of discol
ored bruises. Ho stated that after knocking
him down Nicholson had jumped upon' him
with his feet nnd gouged his face with his
boot heel. Jn fact , a ragged gash under his
I'.vu showed tin- mark of u boot heel ,
where the llesh had been torn away from the
cheek bone. The poliiv. started out to appre
hend Ids brutal assailant , batcho had taken a
motor and skipped to Omaha. A warrant
was issued fur ids arrest and ho will bo
hauled up today. Hanson's injuries are not
itorloiH , but are very severe and * will keep
him indoors for several days.
Kaster bargains for this week at the Uos-
ton Store :
Lace bordered and colored hemstitched
handkerchiefs , 10 and 1'J,1 cents , now for 5
cents.
A lot embroidered hemstitched handker
chiefs , from 12' ; to 19 cents , this week for
10 cents.
The latest novelty A 'complete line of
black I'ongee and China silk handkerchiefs ,
bargains marked f > S , 00. (15 ( cents , and SI.ID.
Kid Gloves -Call and pet our prices , lower
than ever. AVe carry a full line of the Kcnuino
Foster glove * , black and colors , in dressed
and undressed. Special prices $1 , ? l.'J5l.r > 0
and $1.7.1. All the ajiovo goods guaranteed.
I'oisetsVo call your attention to the new
line of .summer corsets at ! . " > and fiS cents. A
guaranteed corset for ( ! ! > cents worth SI.
Klbbons Five thousand yards of No. 5 and
'
7 ribbons , in colors only , lo'go at cents a
yard , worth 7 and 11) ) cents.
\Vo show all the latest novelties in Scotch
clan tartan and a choice line of plaids.
Two hundred boxes niching in Vandyke ,
IVircetoiiv , in white , cream and tints ; special
this week , 1'J ' cents a yard. Some of the above
goods sold at Al , 50 and "i cents.
BOSTON STOKE ,
Council Bluffs.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. , 207 Pearl street ,
loan money for Lombard Investment company.
H. A. Spooncr has removed his shoo store
to No. : ! 1 Main street. Helms nn elegantly
lilted up place and a splendid stock of goods
ready to meet his friends and all other people
who want good goods and low prices.
Finest photo gallery In the west Shcrra-
clen's new place , -111 and 45 Main street.
An Asulnlanl City Attorney Needed.
A move that will very shortly bo made , and
one by llio way which deserves to bo carried
through , is to secure the appointment of an
assistant city solicitor. The action lias fre
quently been urged in TUB Bic : , and there is
now a fair prospect that it will bo successful.
There is no question but that the city solic
itor now has moro than his hands full , and it
will be utterly impossible for him to attend to
additional work without assistance. The
civil canes now on Uio court dockets , in which
the city is interested , would alone keep him
busy for some time , to say nothing of Ihcncw
cases that are constantly coming up , and of
the thousand and one instances in which
ho is called on to hand down opinions
for the benefit of llio city council.
For this reason lie has no time whatever to
.devote to criminal matters in which the city
is the prosecutor , and In a great many cases ,
law brcakei-s do not get their just deserts for
this very reason. Attention was again called
to the matter yesterday afternoon when the
c.ues against Maher and Uitchio were called
for trial. The marshal has been in the olllco
but u short time and naturally has other mat
ters of more importance to attend to than to
devote himself to the study of law as it per
tains to the drawing of information contained
in the two charges one a state crime and the
other a misdemeanor. When the defendant's
counsel demurred to the information , the de
murrer was bustalui'd and the prisoner dis
charged.
If it had not been for some very lively
rustling on the part of certain officials , the
defendants would have succeeded lit getting
away , but as It was n now Information was
drawn up and the nuirsbal. i-carrcstcd llio
parties as they were leaving llio court room.
Similar cases have frequently happened , and
the criminals huvo never been made lo
answer for their crimes. AH Ibis would bo
obviated if an assistant city attorney was ap
pointed , whoso duty It would be to attend
police court every day and look after these
mutters as well as to attend to the prosecu
tion of criminals. AVhcn not thus engaged ,
ho could render the city attorney much valu
able assistance.
The expense would not bo heavy , us there
are at least a dozen young attorneys hero who
Would bo glad to have the position at n sal
ary of i.)0 a month or even less for the expe
rience and odvertlslng that it would give
them. Indeed there Is no question but that It
would bo a paying Investment In the direct
outlay of dollars ami cents , us the city is now
required to pay out a considerable sum in the
course of a year for additional legal services ,
which would not ho entailed in case such an
appointment was mado.
Judge McCJce was talking upon the subject
yesterday , and expressed the belief that it
was poor | HilIcy for the city to do longer with
out an assistant city attorney. Said ho :
"It ought to be done by all means , and the
man appointed should also bo made assistant
county attorney. That would allow him to
prosecute in all cases , whether state or cily ,
and it would greatly oxpedato matters in the
criminal court. As it Is now , wo very fre
quently have to delay preliminary hearings
lor several days , as Countv Attorney Organ
Is very busy in the district court during u
great deal of the time , and when the grand
jury la at work , or during the trial of cases
there on the criminal docket , us well us when
ho is required to bo in attendance at the
Avoca court , it Is almost impossible
for him to attend to cases here.
An assistant could relieve him of this work ,
and at the MIIIIO llmo it would bo well at-
teudcd to. It [ s not right to putofftheso
hearings as long as It la often necessary to do
under the present system , if a man Is Inno
cent It is obviously an Injustice to keep him
locked up for several days , waiting until the
county attorney can bo on hand , and If ho Is
guilty ho should bo bound over and save the
comity the expense of having witnesses run
ning here day after day as the case Is con
tinued. If u man [ ( , out on bail ho is con
stantly coming into court to see If his case is
ready , and ho is certainly entitled ton hear
ing. \ \ o ought to have an ivsslsUtnt uttoruov
to take care of these cases , and 1 hone the
council will consider the matter. "
Choice roMdenco proiwrty ceittiidly located
for bale by E , II. Shoufy & Co.
A Morions Kiiiiiuvay.
About o'clock ycstenlay afternoon a
fanner's team became frightened at a motor
on South Madison street and run away. The
driver managed to keep his scat for 'several
blocks , but the team made a sharp turn at
the corner of 1'lutiicr fctreet and threw him
out. He was badly bruised t'nd rendered In
sensible , Ho win taken to Uiodntg s'orc of
II. W. tloughton where medical assistance
wui rendered. It was found that no bones
won ! broken , hutthoitiiforttiimte man's face
was badlv' cut mid bruisedHo was
ab'io to drive homo in the evening.
The team dnshed down to Broadway ,
collided with n telegraph polo In front of No.
4 bo o house , smashing the wagon Into kind
ling wood. The runaways were caught there
before doing any further damage. The farm
er's mime was not learned.
Wo want you to list your rental proti „
with us and wo will secure you good , reliable
tenants , llents collected and special atten
tion given to care of property. E. II. Shcafo
& Co. , Broadway mid Main St. , up stairs.
A Dodge Thai Failed to Work.
The eases of Ed Maher and W. B. Kltchlo
were culled before Judge McOeo yestcnlay
afternoon. G. A. Holmes appeared for the
defense , mid demurred to the information
which alleged both disturbing the pcaco and
carrying concealed weapons. Attorney
Suyder was present to represent City At
torney Stewart , and illed new informations.
Warntnta wore Issued , and the defendants
were rcarrcsted just us they were trying to
skip out. Maher was charged With assault
with intent to do great bodily injury ,
and Hitehio with resisting an oltlcer.
The court llxed the bonds of each at500. . A
change of venue was then taken to the court
of Squire KchurIn default of bail the de
fendants were committed to jail. The time
for hearing the cases has not yet been fixed.
The Loaders
of line watches and jewelry in the city , and
the place to buy the best goods at the lowest
prices , is the establishment without rivals ,
the moat reliable Ilrm of
C. B. JAI-QCCMIX & Co.
A Session of llio Lime Kiln Chili.
The gambling cases against John Kedmond ,
Charles Jones and Carrie Hudson , charged
with shooting "craps , " was heard in police
court yesterday mowilng. Einmett Tinley
appeared for the defense. IIo demurred to
the complainants , selling forth that the action
should bo brought in the name of the state.
The demurrer was sustained and the city
cases were dropped. Information under llio
slate law was lllcd against Jones and the case
called. There was no evidence in
troduced to show that the men were
gambling , and the prisoner - explained
thai It was only a meet ing of the Lime Klin'
club , and that the members were just paying
their dues when the raid was made , and this
accounted for the money in sight Of course ,
the court could not declare war on such u
time honored organization as the Lime Kiln
club , and promptly ordered the release of the
prisoners.
CO\IHTIO\
Keporls Keeolvcd From
.Several Stilton.
CHICAGO , April 1. The Funnel's' Review
tomorrow will say , in part : Outside of
Kansas reports from our crop correspondents
relative to the condition of winter wheat are
very discouraging. Particularly is this true
of Illinois and Indiana. But six counties in
Illinois Carroll , Clay , Henderson , Kunkakeo ,
Leo and Peoria estimate the present condi
tion nt 100 per cent. All other counties re
port the damage from 10 to 00 per
ecnt. , It is unfo to say that the average
condition of wheat in this state outside of the
favored counties named is HO to 40 per cent
below the usual average at tills season. The
same state of affairs prevails in Indiana , only
seven counties reporting the condition good.
Ohio reports make a heller average , but
show a great decline in llio past few weeks.
Kentucky reports show a falling off of 12 per
cent in the general average. The average for
Missouri falls about ( > } per cent lower than
the last report , although many counties re
port the condition good. In Kansas reports
show a slight change. Fifteen counties re
port wheat injured from frost and dry , cold
winds. In Michigan and Wisconsin the
condition of wheat has continued to
decline. But two counties Sir Wisconsin re
port a condition of 100 percent. Other coun
ties suffered from 10 to 50 per cent. The
general average from reports received are
summarized :
The Burdock Plant is one of the best diure
tics or kidney regulators in the vegetable
world , and the compound known as Burdock
Blood Bitters is unsurpassed in all diseases of
the kidneys , liver and blood.
Nebraska , Iowa and Dakota Pensions.
WASHINGTON" , April 1. Special Telegram to
Tin : Bir. : ] Pensions have been granted as
follows to Nebraskans : Original Francis A.
Henderson , Winside ; Asa A. Corklns , de
ceased , LIbby ; David M. Clark , Indianola ;
Husscll Hill , Humbolf Henry Merritt ,
Brownsville ; Oeorgc W. Thomas , Hampton ;
D. M. Wood , Dannebrog ; George W. Handy ,
Crawfonl ; Franklin Dunnell , Homer ; AIox
Xiko , Knoxville ; Joslah O. Tippetts , Campbell - . .
boll ; UolltnO. M. Wells , Axtell ; JobiiWaeh-
ter , Herman ; Albert O. Swift , Nebraska
City. Increase Edward Cuso , Beatrice ; Al
fred Williams , Chadron. lielssuc John
Kopp , Omaha ; Edwin Shnmway , Genoa ,
Original widows , etc. Joseph , father of A.
J. Wetmore , Omaha ; Susan , widow .of II ,
Upton , Lincoln ; Jane E. , widow of Asa A.
Corkins , Libby.
Iowa : John Von Steinwyek. Pelln ; Alex
A. Colbert , Mcnlo ; .lohu T ) . Teiro , IdaGrovo ;
Anthonz Lauless , lloniiek ; Kiissell.f. Miller ,
Hubbard ; Edgar C. Cobb , Keokuk ; Newton
B. Pet/.er , CJlcnwood ; Alinon C. Turner ,
Grand Ulver ; Julius Breed , Colfax. Hestora-
lion and Increase Joseph M. Wilson , Ander
son ; Joseph Erb , Ues Moines ;
Enos Conger , Cenlerville ; Samuel
James , Oskaloosa ; A. Ullrich , Keokuk ;
Hurley M. Grccnlo , Bedford. Reissue Asa
Jackson , Hawloyvillc ; Joel Dodge , Newton ;
Arven C. Wilkins , Manson. Original wid
ows , etc. Charlotte , widow of Samuel Stu-
urt , Eddyvillo ; Jane T. , widow of Joseph
Kay , Monlrose ; Josephine II. , widow of
James II. Wallace , IJussel ; Hherlotta , mother
of Albert W. Heldt , Shell Hock ; - ManE. . ,
widow of Barney E. Eddy , Winthrop ; Lucy ,
widow of William Luindne , Clcarlield ; Flor
ence , widow of Samuel B. Basselt , Hiawa
tha ; Juliana , widow of Samuel T. Tyler , Ule ;
Francis , widow of Joseph Batcman , Wymore ;
Naucv E.ldow of K. Anderson , Wymore.
South Dakota : Original -Calvin A. Cilcd-
dcn , Ellendale ; John N. Johnson , Doland.
Increase-Charles W. Clark , Collins. He-
issue and increase -Jedediah W. Granger ,
Webster. Original widows , etc. Eliza ,
mother of Charles G. Kelly.
Have used Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for
croup and colds , and declare it a positive
euro. Contributed by Win. Kay , 5TO Ply
mouth Ave. , Buffalo , N. Y.
Citizens Win at Laraniie.
LAUAMIK , Wyo. , April 1. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bm" : . ] The election today was
one of the closest contests over held in this
city. Two tickets were In the Held , repub
llcan and citizens' , all but two on the latter
being also republicans , The , light turned
mainly on alderman and the gambling ques
tion. Hon. A. S. Pcabody U'Hizejis' ) wns
elected mayor over Colonel S. W. Downey
( rep. ) by ( IS majority. Downey is absent nt
Omaha or Chicago , and It Is doubtful If he
knows of his nomination. Ho was speaker of
llio last Wyoming house of representatives ,
mid was both nominated and defeated by u
peculiar combination of circumstances for
which ho is not responsible. David McCnl-
lough ( rep. ) was elected clerk and J. T. Nash
( citizens' ) treasurer.
Insure Against 1'ncumnnla.
Use Baker's Pure Cod Liver Oil or Baker's
Emulsion. The old reliable brand. Alldrug-
t'Uts.
KcgiilntloiiH KegardliiK Chinese.
WAsnixc.ToS' , April l.-Tho senate census
committee has amended the house bill pro
viding for famishing certificates to Chinese
by the census enumerators In view of pro
hibiting further Immigration so that the bill
will Iw wholly unacceptable to the Pacillo
coast representatives. The amendments pro
vide that Chinese children bom in the United
States subsequent to Juno 1 , 1SOO , shall not
bo held to bo Chinese persons within the
meaning of the act. Another amendment
it apply only to those CUIucso who re
e to give lha Infftriifatlon roonlred by the
census eiiunier.ititiM.l ) ) who sh til full to ob
tain the cc 'tlll"\ ! pi-jylde ; ! for by niiotlmr
umondment. CMmwu merehaiiN. toiirisW
nml .studenu nro csumptoil from the onsra-
t ons of the act protntel they have the cor-
tlllcatea required by'tho ' act of July 5 , MSI.
TIIK SlWIt W/T | T CUXl'EXTIO.V ,
Discussing the Ik'iit. Wi y lo Distribute
tin * Fiintlf.
Hniov , S. D : , April 1. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BuL-.j-Tho Jced Wheat and Feed
convention was largely attended today ,
twenty-two counties being represented. The
convention wiwcalkil to order by Governor
Mcllette , who freely stated Its object to bo
the distribution of the seed and feed fund
now on hand. Ho stilted that f 10,000 had
been contributed and $20KK ( ) of the amount
had been expended In the purchase of corn.
After making some suggestions as to the
manner of distribution Senators. C. Seppel-
man of Potler countv was chosen chairman
and Carl Genicr of Ueiidlo county mid E. F.
Gross of Potler county were made secre
taries. A motion providing for the selection
of a committee of twenty-four , one from each
county represented , to act with the original
commlttcu of llvo appointed at the meeting
held hero In March was presented and fol
lowed by a general discussion.
The convention meets again tomorrow.
Koutli Dakota Hlicep HuiscrH.
Huiio.v , S. D. , April I. [ Special Telegram
Tin : Br.i.J : Nearly three hundred persons
from till parts of the state attended the
Sheep Kaisers' convention today. Colonel J.
B. G odd Is of Virgil Is chairman and Frank
E. Slovens of Huron secretary. Papers were
road by D. J. Briggs of Broadland , A. M.
Beobo of Huron , Harlow M. Beobo of Huron ,
and J. . D. Gcddis. They were freely dis
cussed and after the appointment ? of a com
mittee on constitution and by-laws the con
vention adjourned till Juno it , when a two-
days' SO.-HOII ! will b3 held here and u sheep
breeders' and wool growers' association bo
organized.
City Kleccioii at Huron.
Hruox , S. D. , April I. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Ilir. : . | The city election today
was very Spirited and resulted in the election
of the entire republican ticket bv n majority
of from fit ) to It ) ! ) , except the police justice ,
which was a tie. Iverson , Independent , was
elected alderman in the Second ward.
Some remarkable cures 'of deafness are
recorded of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Never
fails lo cure earache ,
riltfSIXfA'N IXSM'ECTIOX 1.A IT.
Its Constitutionality Ilclng Tested in
UK ; Federal Courlf.
NOIIFOI.K , Va. , April 1. [ Special Telegram
lo Tin : Bm : . ] The legislature of Virginia , at
its last session , passed a law requiring that all
beef , veal and mutton butchered at any point
100 miles from the place it should bo offered
for sale should be inspected. The feejs i cent
per pound , one-half to go lo the stale and the
remainder to Ihe inspectors. The law has
proven exceedingly obnoxious , especially to
cities , as it has had the effect of putting up
the price of meat 2 or ! ! ccnls , llio advance
coining out of the pockets of consumers.
Today the constitutionality of the law was
argued before the circuit court of the United
Stales for the eastern district of Vir
ginia in this citv. W. James .Bell of
Chicago and W. H. White of this city ap
peared for the petitioner , William Kedman of
Armour & Co. , who had been arrested for re
fusing lo pay Iho inspector's fees , and argued
Iho case , holding Ihut Iho law was void be
cause violalivo of the clause , of the United
Stales constitution which gives to congress
Iho exclusive right to regulate commerce be
tween Iho states , and guarantees to the citi
zens of each state all the rights enjoyed by
those of any other state. They , claimed that
the net was aimed at Chicago beef. The
state was represented by the attorney general
and the inspectors by H. M. Hughes of Nor
folk. These gentlemen defended the act as a
valid inspection law , and denied that it was
either a tax measure or designed to operate as
a discrimination aira'insl ' those in thu dressed
bcuf business. They laid great stress on the
point thai Ibe court could not go behind the
letter of the act , which says nothing about
meat from other states. The court staled
lhat an opinion would bo delivered next Mon
day at Hichuwnd.
LAKKA Xlt 11.1II J. IXKft.
The Next Import ant Subject That Con-
1'routs "Western Itoiuls.
CHICAGO , April L [ Special Telegram to
THE BKI : . ] Next to tomorrow's meeting for
reorganization of the Interstate Commerce
Railway association , Iho most important sub
ject for the western roads is Iho present New
York meellng of the trunk lines and their
settlement of rates between the lake and the
rail lines. Chairman Blanchard of the Cen
tral Traffic association said :
"Tho great Northwestern route refused the
offer of the trunk lines to accept a 10 cent
differential until June lit and to then nrbitruto
the question. Nothing has been accomplished
in the way of settling the question. "
As the mailer now stands the northern lake
routes nro in a position to dictate terms , and
unless an agreement is reached will take all
of Iho northwestern through business.
Should the mil lines utlempt lo meet the rate
it will lead lo a lowering of Iho present re
duced bases , the St. Paul having declared ,
that the northwestern and western rates must
always hereafter bo raised or lowered proper
tionately.
Now appointments noted today arc : E.
Summerlield as general manager of the Kan
sas Cily , Wyandolte & Northwestern and W.
W. Slmmonds us assistant to Iho president of
the Monon.
Now Contc.s House , Kan. Clly.
Absolutely lire proof. Finest and largest
hotel in Kansas City. Unexcelled in its ap
pointments.
Whose Fault IK It.
COLLINS , Wyo. , April 1. To the Editor of
Tin : Hue. What is the mailer with the mall
service ? It is almost an impossibility for us
to get any mail through to this place. A
small package sent from Omaha in August ,
1SS9 , readied hero in February , 1SK ! ) . It was
directed all right Of Iwo letters from Cha
dron one was three and Iho other six months
gelling here. Both had been sent lo Collins ,
S. D. , although they were plainly addressed
In ink. Oat of a dozen letters sent from Lin
coln and Omaha , written in February , four
reached us all right The balance went
around the world and were stamped at Col
lins , S. D. . Every letter was backed
with a pen , and the most of thorn had Wyo
ming spelled out-in full. If our mail is sent
properly it ought to vouch us in from three to
lour days. Ourofllco lias been established
ubout six years. It Is Jiot a now thing. Will
somebody plouso explain where the trouble
is ! Is it in the mail service , or is II the fault
of the olllco clerks -This I thing should ho
ventilated , T. I. COLLINS.
Fits , spasms , St. Vltus dance , nervousness
and hysteria are sopu cured by Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Free samplers at Kuhu & Co. , Kith
mid Douglas.
Not HIM AIM1' ' " Hooney.
Little Annie Roonoy is ut the Audito
rium hotel , Kays tlio ( 'hlcutfo Tribune ;
not she of the witinliijr sinllu whom thu
nopultir bongtellrt o'f , but Miss Hooney of
Wyoming1. On tlnvtoj ) payo in llio now
register nro these mimes : "M. B.
Koonoy , Miss A. Itoonoy , Wyoming. "
Mr. Itooney is u wealthy block-ruiser
nml comes to Chicago ouco u year. IIo
guys life is a burden to hit. daughter
now that every ono is talking and bing-
IiiK'of "Annio Hoonoy. "
r'\Vo don't mind it out west , " ho said ,
"although it bothered us for a while.
When the nong reached I'heyonno , about
tlireo weeks ago , every 0110 thought
'Littlo Annie Hoonoy' wns our Annie
lloonoy. I jokingly told some of the
men Umt a friend of ours down east was
so pleased with my daughter that ho
wrote that song about her. Homo fresh
boy who writes for the paper put my re
mark in a Cheyenne daily , ami from
Hint time Annie was too popular. Him
was pointed out as 'Little Annie Koonoy , '
with her lovely unile , etc. , and people
flocked to the house to see her. Ono
dny there were more than two dozen
Bradley "Tins Carriage Business UPSIDE DOWt ] -
David David
Bradley ? Bradley
&Co. &Co.
OF
OF.
Council
Council
Bluffs. .
Bluffs.
Are making such low .
\vill save you money. No
prices and favorable dealer in vehicles should
terms that.our corn- buy until he has Brad-
pet i tors make the ley's catalogue , prices
above assertion. and terms.
cullers all strangers , too to gel a look
at her. So much attention was paid lo
us that T thought 1 would lake a litllo
trip to Chicago. Kven llio elevator boy
was humming that song when wo won't
u ] ) to dinner lust night , ll won't lust
long , for McGinly died early. "
Change of life , backache , monthly Irregn-
'
laritiei , hot Hashes are cured by D'r. Miles'
Nervine. Free samples at Kuhn it Co. , IDth
mid Douglas.
'A Famous Story AVrlter.
Miss Constance IVnimoreVoolson 1ms
had moro biographical sketches printed
about her during the last year thiin over
before in her wholelifo. . says the Phila
delphia Times. Mr. Arthur Htednuin ,
her latest biographer and admirer , is
perhaps the most enthusiastic , but tlio
mo.it earnest friends that Miss Woolson
has arc the magazine editors , so many
of whom woo her literary productions fco
successfully. As a "bCi'iaP novelist the
author of "Anno" is regarded as a most
valuable card , but she can bo induced to
do very little work now. Miss "Woolson
lives almost continuously in Italy , which
she linils most desirable as a place of
residence. Hho has never been very
strong , and before going abroad to live
spent most of her time in Florida with
her mother , who finally died ther.o
Having a comfortable income she is able
to live anywhere and in any way she
chooses , but I fancy her lifo is not ono
altogether to her choosing a homo hits
been den'icd lo her for many years , but
if she has troubles and regrets no ono
over hears of them. She is a dainty lit
tle woman , perhaps oven more particu
lar than tlio rest of her .sex upon mat
ters of dress.
T TNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
u OVKK A MII.MON DISTKIUl" TED. !
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
IncorporntPtl l > y tlio Logzlsliitnre , for rdiicntlonnl
nuil L'liatltnblo puriiOfua , ntul It * franchlsn made u
part of the tircscnt vtuto constitution , In lSTUbyim
overwhelmlm ; popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS talro nlnen
Seml-Annually ( Juno and December ) anil its
Grand Single Number Drawings take place
in each of the other ten months of the year ,
and are all drawn In public , at the Academy
of Music , New Orleans , La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of Its Drawings ,
and Prompt Payment of Prizes.
Attested in follows :
"Wo ilo licrcby certify tlint wo Miporvlra tlionr-
ruMKi'nirnlH fur nil tlio monthly nml M'ml-mimml
ilrnwlnxs nf the Louisiana Stulo Lottery t'nmpniiy ,
mid In person uiuiiut'o ami control tlio drawing
themselves , nnit thnt the pumo aic conducted with
honc.ity , tiili'in1 * * , nnd la KOod faith toward all par
ties , and HO authorize the company to usu thin ci-rtl-
llcatowlth lMC.-linlk'3 of our signatures iiUaclicd , hi
CO.M.MISSIOXKHS.
We , the undersigned banUsaml hankers will pay all
pilzt's drawn In thu Louisiana State Lotteries which
may tto presented at our counters.
H.'M. WAMISUJY. I'res. Louisiana Nut. Hank
I'IKHUK I-ANAI'X , Pit's. State Xafl Hani ; .
A. ItAMUVIN , I'res. Now Orleans Nat'l Hank.
CAUL KOI1.V , I'res. Union National Hank.
Grand Monthly Drawing
At the Academy of Music , Now Orleans ,
Tuesday , April 16 , 1800.
CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000.
, - - , .
100,000 Tlukuts at } 30 each ; Halves , tlO ; Quar
ters' ' , $3 ; Tenths , $ - ' ; Tiruntlutlis , 51.
LIST or 1'llIXKS.
i MIIHK OF f.m.m is f.mnoo
1 'IllIIllU.UtXIls : > ! lUO.KX ( )
1 'Hl/.K ( ) ! ' OMiOUli HI.UPO
1 MIl.K.MHXIlH ( ! . ' . - > .W 1
1 'Itl/KS OK 1U.UUO uro Ai.dUl )
! > 'III/.KS Olii.UXJ nro 2.1.1XJO
S.'i 'Itl/.KS OP 1,1)011 ) lire 2S.UOO
HIM 'iu/.is : or .vx ) mo : a.n (
M 'KI/.KH OK KOU nro HUM
W 'Itl/KS Ob' JUO III u 100,000
AIM'IIOXIWATIO.V l'111/.KS.
100 I'rlzeaof KM ) mo M.OOfl
100 do : Win re. . . IlU.IIOi )
100 tlo XtXIare 2UUUU
TKIIMINAI , rni/.is. :
.m 1'ilzesof JKKIare ! > J.KM !
VM do JUOare WWX )
3,134 Prl/rsamnnntlnKtn $1,06.1,800
NIITI : Tickets drawlni ; Capital I'rUes uro not en-
tltk'cl to terminal pil/es. .
AGENTS WANTED.
IHTKon n.m UATIX or any further Information
desired , vrrlto loKlhly lo Iho iiiiderclmied , clearly
MatlnK jour residence , with Mate , county , street ami
iinmLcr. Moio rapid return mall delivery will ho
assured by ) our cncloalni ; on envelope bearlnj ; jour
full Mililiei. * .
IMPORTANT.
Address M. A. DAIM'IMX.
New Orleans , La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN ,
WiiblilliKton. P. C.
lly ordinary letler , contalnlni : MIIVKV niinrn. Is
sued hy all e\prc H companies , .N'uw York KjclmnKC ,
draft or postal note.
Address Hoglbteretl Loiters containing Cur
rency to
NKVV OUI.KANS NATIONAL HANK.
New Ol leans. I.a.
Itrsi nil 111:11. : thattliopnvment of prlc hot' . \
TI.KII II V Mll'lt NATIIJV.U. 1I.4.VKM of Now Orlcalll ,
nnd Iho tickets uro sluned by Iho. president of an In-
Mltntlon whotto iharlered rljlhttt are recognized In
the hlKhcst courts ; therefore , botrnro of all Imlln-
tlons or anonymous schemei.
ONU DOI.I.AII li Iho prlco of the imnllent part or
fraction t a ticket l.--fhli nv I H In any ilranlni ; .
Anylhlnu la our uaiuo uHurcil for less than a ilullur In
a Dwindle.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
l/UHt HK.NT Three iinfiirnlbliftl loornH. 1110
-L South HIMlJ hi.
irum HKNTHawkcyt - roller ami ( cert mills.
J ? Swan & Wall > nr'fliiiii ( > ll llluIN , In.
1ASII for fccoml-lnunl furniture , stoves and
C A. J. Mamlcl , ! ft Ilioailway.
"I7WU SAI.KAt a bargain : Oue double saw
J. and sllcer ; ono veneer inaehlno wllli u'ear-
Ini ; complete , all new , suitable for basket fac
tory. Innnlrr at . ' Miydd'H commission house ,
i I'carl M. . Council II In IT * .
ADAliUAlN My rchldciire u 'i-room house ,
puntry. h.ilh loom , i liisetw.rlty water etc ;
lot OOxlVU , fctuble. ctml and uood IIOIIKO , Lear-
liiK frulti linn locatltiu ; . .ni'-tlilnl down , Lal-
uuuotouult N O.Vurd \ 403 lliuailway.
fJfvffkSSSSSS tfXiASJTKjs s
SATURN , (26OS. ( )
Will malip Ihcvrasnii of N.W.iMlie t'nlon Pilvln ; ; I'aiK. Council Illnirs. Iowa , fioin M.ii.h 1st
ulitll June Int.licn lie will lie iHmncd to Fremont and his \vorthy companion
MAMBRINO BASHAW , (1789. ( )
will take his place fiom June 1st until , ' . . . „ . . . . , Jst. Tbe.se Iwo are the only lallions In tint
west that an * ( be sites of 'J-o : ; pel-formers. Saturn Is a chestnut , stallion. Hi hands 1 i h. and in
llesli Kill law foaled hied I'oucll Itios. . . ' . llu
oiditmry Killcljih pounds ; ISTO ; by Sprln o. I'a.
Is pel feet ly > ound and N l orou- , and u eel tain foal cllcr , further comment Is"ui nt cessa ry.
Terms ilOO the season with the usual letnrn prl\ Hew ; luvarably casli or baiiKabl > paper be
foie tlie mare leaves piemlses. Amont ; Saturn's jret an > Mcl.cod.'il'.i'.j ' ' ; Consul. ' . ' . lly rou
Sheiman. ' . ' : ' . ' > . and many others better than'J:4 : ( > . ( iood eaie and perfect accommi > ns for
btoelc. VIsltois always welcome at the parl ; . I "or bieedlm ; catalogue , etc. . wilte li
JAS. G. SMITH < $ . SON , Fremont , Neb.
PROFESSIONAL , DIRECTORY.
HT3Irl-ItiKnr ! _ Hydraulic nml Sunitnr.v Kniriuooi1. Plans , Kstiinutos
. JJ11 K111IJ1I1U ripooilioiilions. Supervision of 1'ublioVorlc. . Brown
, ' , Coiieil iJlulTa , Iowa.
NC I , . . . . , . Justice of tlio Pence. Oillue over American K.xprchs , No.11
. O11UI / , Hrondwa , Council Blurts , Iowa.
- Attorneys nt F.a\v. Practice in the State nnd Kotl-
T-
CV or-li I'ourta. Unoms 7 : ind 8 Shutfurt-Bono Hlou-lt ,
Council UlulTd , lowu.
C. rBEEBE & COMPANY"
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE.
. . send for Catalogue.
Dealeis.
I urges ! Stock and Lowest Prices.
Xos. 205 and 207 Broadway , and 201 and 2 < H ! Pierce Slivot. , Council KlutT.la. .
Council Bluffs Steam Dye Works.
1OU3 Broadway. Near NorMiwosLern IJcpol ,
- : - MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTEXTION : - : - .
Send for Price List . C. A. M ACPI AN & CO. S
and Circulars.
IjlOU AI < r XewS-room house with niod-
Jera Impiovements. laiw xiovislot , In 1st
class nelclibin hood. This Is u bargain , iil.ritKl.
New T-ioom cottage on Ave. II , nearOalUand
avi > . . with line lot , f..bdO.
Modvrn S-sltiry house on Mb ave. , $ ' 1,303 ,
New li-ioom eotlage. } | , ( XK ) .
New 4-rooin coltas-'e. il.OOII.
Cliolee ( liiideuliii ; land ole e to the elty In ! )
or 10 acre lots. $100 per mw , easy terms.
Lots In Kiddle's snb. on monthly payments.
T acres Inside aero property at a bargain.
1'lno lesldenee lot on lienton St. . $ N > U.
Choleo lots In Mulllu's sub. at f.'M eaeh.
l.ol on Ave. I ) , noarslh St. , only { 700.
Section of line land In Lincoln t'o. , Neh. , to
trade for Counell Iliall's property.
Vacant lots In all paits of thu city on easy
terms.
I'lr.st morlgago loan * ! .
\V. C. Slaey & Son , IJoom , Opeia Illoel : ,
Council llluiVs , la.
"I HAVK.several houses and lots to tiiidufor
- Counell llluiVs ordinalia niilmproved prop
erly. I' . ll..ludd'iKi ( ( llroadway.Council Illnlls.
"ITIDlt S A IK-My residence. . " > .V ! Willow avo-
L niie , on soutli side of llayll s purlvi healed
by steam , lighted by electricity and contain
ing all modern Improvemenl.s ; lot 100 by LIM
feet. ANo will sell or exchange for Impioviid
property my faun of "iTH aeies , ten miles
ens t of Council Illull'a. N. M. 1'usey , Counell
IllufTs.
JKW I m proved leal eslati'lolradu forunlm-
N piovcd Clmaha orCounell llluiVs properly.
C. II. J mid , Kim Ilioadway.
" 17UU ) SAI.K or llenl ( Jardeu land , with
JL1 bouses , by .1. It. Kice , Itr. Main ht. , Council
niuirs. _
'I/'Olt ' SALK- Tim 7-room ijoltago nt tlm eor-
J. nerof Ilril aveiinn and ! lh stieel ; also ( ho
new Swiss eottagii oeeuple < l by me on 'Inl avenue -
nue ; eltlier piopeity will be bold on easy terms.
\V. ( . ' . .lame" . _
"I71OH HAI.K At a baigaln. a IKW-acro raneli
J1UO miles fioni Oinalia ; In Iliht-class loca
tion and A No. 1 In every lespeel ; llils bargain
will icpuy a close \estlgal Ion. I or partleu-
lars call on or addiess.1. I ) . Johnson , No. 10
IVailHt . . Council II 1 1 1 jVs. _ _ _
' III.I'ITS pioperly for sain at
OOI'XCIL . Tiie following , among tint
most beautiful homes In the city , will he hold
atgieiit bargains , on monthly iiaymentH , or
terms to suit :
Tlnt'o new v-rooia house' ) on Lincoln avcnno
two blocks fioin electric motor line.
Two new 4-rooiu hon-es four blocks from
elect lie motor II no on Ninth Seventh hi reel.
Ono new 5-ii'om house four blocks fiom
electric motor line on Ninth Seventh street.
Thieo new a a ml ( i-room luiiixus ono block
from elect lie motor line , corner A\enue A anil
Twelfth street.
Ilesldes tlu > above I have houses and lots In
all parts of the cily.
One new . 'i-ioom hoiion on Mill street.
C. 11. J iidil , H1 Hiouilwiiy. ( 'oiinell Illnirs.
F. M.ELLIS & CO. ,
ARCHITECTS ,
AND llCll.blVC SCIT.IttM'KMir.NTS.
Itoum.s 4.1U ami | .l. lleo lluildliig. Omaha ,
Neb. , and Itoums'II and ' 'Mi Merrlam Illoek ,
Coiuicll lllullb. lu. Coiiuspoudciu'u bolleltcd.
27 MAIN'STJIEET ,
OVEH JACQl I.MIN S JENVI.LItV bTOUC
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc.
Agents Wanted. DR. C.U. JUIW
J. I ) . I'llMCXIISO.V , K. It. SlICdMIT ,
' . Vice-1'I .
1're- - CM.
CliAf. It. HANXAN , Cashier.
Citizens' ' State Bank , "
IK cor.Nnr. m.fi'rs.
Paid Up Caiiital $160,000
Surplus Hft.OOO
Liability to Depositors Httfi.OOO
DIIICITIIIIK-I. A. Miller , I' . O. ( ileasm ( , K. I , .
Shugait. 1C. 1C. Hart. .1. I ) . KdmumKou. I'has.
K. llannan. Transact general banUIng IHIM-
ne.ss. Largest capital and surplus , , f lllty
bank In Nortliwehturn loua. Inleiest on tlmii
ileiioslts.
' ' "
ileiioslts.CHR'I'S BOSEN ,
SASH and DOOR
Factory and Phming .Mill.
Hist eiinlpped. most centrally located fac
tory In tin1 elty. All modern latest putieiu
machinery ; operated by hkllled mechanic * .
Special attention gl\en lo scroll nnd band
hawing , planing anil trimming , lieneral con-
trad * and estimates for houses ami InilldliiKi
a specially. Coiner Noilli Main and Mynstu
MieelK. Council Iliull'H. Telephone > " .
The J. A. Murphy
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
lit Avenue ami " 1st Sin el.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand and Hcroll Sawing. Itu-Saulng and
Planing. Sawing of all klndx. I'oreli HiaeKels.
Kindling wood f..M ) per load dell\eied. Cle.iu
Hawilnst b } ' Ihn barrel * . ' . * ie. All uoik lo bu
Iliht-class. Teh-phono .
VOI.'lt I'ATIfONAdi : HOItKTIT.Il. "
Trios. OtTicrn. W. II. M. | 'L > KV.
Ol'TICER & 1'USIiV ' ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Ilioadway ,
Council Bluffs , - lown.
llcjIiirH lii foridgn nnd iloincktlo exeniin | ; ( ' .
Collections mudu and Interest paid on tlmu
deposits.
sr E."M A x o N , r i
ARCHITECT
And Superintendent.
1IOUM 31 WI.HICIAll Ill.Of K , LLLN.LL ) (
i'-i's , IOWA.