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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1890)
r o THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , I HUKSDAY , APJRTL 17 , J800. TJIB OMAHA JIBE. C.OUNGIlA . UliUFKP. 011 tins xo. 121'KAiti * STHIIT. : : Dcllxorod hy omrliT In nny part of therity. II. W.TII/TON MANAUi : . TI-UIMIONIH : : : : i"Bi.r. Omr-K. N'o. 13. NHIIIT I.IIITOII , No. 1. .T//.VT/O.V. : N Y 1' Co. Council Illiiffa T.wnhcr Co. , roal. Harmony chapter No. 25 , O. I' . S. , meets In rcnnliir .lexHlon ( his ovcnhiK. The Loiltfo of Perfection , A. A. H. H. , will ineet nt the Scottlth HIto cathedral l-'rhluy evening , Tli M , L. S. JC. . will mrct this afternoon with Mrs. ,1. U. Koekwell , No. ISO. ' . Fifth urcmiu. Louis Peterson iinil Chrittlnn Larson , both of this city , wore yeslerclny granted pei-niN- lon to wuil. K. C Clnylorof Qnlclt Mini Mto darn Molt nf Wcston wi.-ro tnuiTlctl yesterday uflCrtiuon by Justice Burnett. The Model liasc Imll ti'ain Is to ho the naino of a loc.il team composed of members of last yonr'H Uachar.ii'h team. Mrs , Knnlco U'olcolt has secured n cllvoiw In tin' circuit mint on thotfrounclsof hahltinil drunkenness of her hnshanil , O. U. Woleott. A social will IK * entertained this uvrnliiK In the Fifth Avcniio M , 10. chliivh , corner of Kljtlilifiitli stii'i't. Hniilwr ' > cents. Kvery- Iwclj Invilt'il. lmlilii ! > ; 'i > rnnlls havohcen Issued to Joseph Mc.Mlllim to civet 11 SI.IUO residence on lot l0 ! , O , l . and to Kd. WilUins foru residence In Highland Place to cost , $ | , u < )0. ) Chris Peterson lias Ix'en appointed to put ml duty mid will talci- the place of 1'atrol'nnn McDonald , who has hceii promoti'd to day dulv to take the place of ex-Patrolman ClBlclf. .Ink" Sharp paid ? 9.O ) yesterday for his 1)1voehlj ) drunk. It. Ilarncd was lined y.'O.IO ' for dnnikpniK'ss and Indecent exposure of jK'rhoii , and John Wesley mid Henry Uliodea weri1 each lined $10.10 for intoxication. The premises of O. II. Lucas , on Oakland nvenue , were despoiled of a number of cherry trees , ciirr.int bushes and Hhruhlx-ry Tue.s- ilnv aftenioon dmlnjr the absence of tile family. There is no clno to the perpetrators. t'nily ( itilhl will meet in regular session Friday afteniooii , April IS , alii o'clock , with o\lrs , Man-is , Kontli First street. All mem bers requested to bo present , as Micro will lie election of ofllcers and other Important busi ness to I'oino before the meeting. 'I'he city count' ! ! has decided to allow the chief of pollen Sl.WO a year , nn Increase of $ . ' ! ( ) a montli H Inn iK'i'n nriintaincd for some limo Mint there was not enough difference be tween the salaries of thechief and patrolmen , mid the chaiiL-e is generally approved. Tlie articles of incorporation of the Lake Mnnawa Land company liavo been Hied with the county reconlcr , The Ineorporntors ai'o .f. K. Xorthnip , A. H. ( Joodwin , 11. S. Smith , < ; . I' . Hnislan , K. II. HunliiiKton , H. P. Kliro- low mid II. X. Cornice , and Mm capital stock Is fixed at $100,000. Tlio Siinhniim society , composed of the little misses of the Trinity Methodist church , will Klvc mi entertainment at their hall on South Main street tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. The programme embraces charades , recita tions , music and marches. Fancy articles , Ice cream , etc. , will bo on sale. Admission ! . " > cents. The nu in ? ; cart belonging to the Kisnun lioso team lias been sold to Cioorgu F. Cor coran of York , NeV. , .secretary of the Ne braska State Firemen's association. While. In the citv Mr. Corcoran also made arrange ments uith the .1. N. Italihviu hose team to attend the stale tournament at I'lattsmouth mid take paitlu the races. A session of the Mute railway commission will bo held in this city today to hear two cases In which the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul is interested. Ono Is in regard to the company's refusal to rebuild and occupy u depot at Jilsnmrck , and the other is in regard to the demand for an overhead crossing at llayard , where a deep cut prevents drivel's of teams from seeing approaching trains until almost on Mm track. The Woman's Christian Temperance union Invites the public to go to the First Baptist church tonight and he.ir the celebrated Hpeaker.Mrs.Carrle. Lane-Chapman , one of the national onlcers , mid superintendent of the department of franchise. She is u gifted mid renowned speaker mid one who will entertain all who arc fortunate enough to hear her. This lecture is free to all , both gentlemen mid luiiles. The church should be tilled to over flowing. Ex-Patrolman Ifoshins was unintention ally done mi injustice In MICM ) columns yes terday It was intended to state that ho was luld off because lie parted company with his htar during the hours of darkness , but the compositor made it read "honi-y of driinken- iiess. " During his service in the employ of the city no charge or even intimation of drunkenness was made against him , and the error is gladly rectified. Mary Armstrong hns brought suit against Agnes Folsom et al in the district court. The hull is one. to quiet the title to a lot in Cilcn- dale addition which was sold for taxes in 1871 andshoitly afterward redeemed. Notwltli- dtaiiding the redemption the heirs of the iMrtv holding the tax title sold their equity In the property , mid Mils title easts a cloud on the title held by tin ) plaintiff and she wants the cloud removed. .1. J. Itrowii yesterday commenced the work of making extensive improvements at his residence , corner of Seventh street anil Fifth avenue. Tlio liouso- will bo raised and greatly enlarged and when completed will boone ono of the llnest residences In the city. Mr. Hrown at llrst Intended to move the liouso mill build a S'.l.OOO residence in its place , but has changed his plans , although the cost of the proposed change' , will nearly equal that amount. A. .1. Patterson is a gentleman of color who was recently sued in Justice Ilarnott's court for ? -J by a colored lady named Mrs. Hnek- uor. llo pleaded the exemption clause of the law , alleging that , he had a famllv , but it was ascertained that his funiily Is in North Care lina , and the justice held that tint law of that Ktato must govern , and the exemption was not allowed , Patterson was not .satlslled , and brings the case to the superior court on a writ of error. Tlio assault and battery ca o against Jmnes li rooks was called in Squire llantett's court yesterday afternoon for the fifth time. It had Veil repeatedly continued nt the request of the prosecuting witness , one Hrown. The assault was alleged to have been committed on election day. AH the parties appeared in court j csterday and after briefly discussing the case Hrown stated Mint he had no desire to prosecute and It was dismissed. The only msult was the running up of a bill of costs for the comity to pay. The eiu > o of Dr. A. .1. Cook , u claim for smallpox services , which has occupied the at tention of the courts , the city council ami Itoard of supervisors for many a day , is In a fnlr waj to lie .settled. The board of super visors have Mio question under advisement , and In all probability it will bo settled at the next hoiisiou of the board , which convenes next week. Tlio cas-o was tried in MIOHU- jHH-ior court and a verdict found for the county , but a now trial was granted and the case Is now pending. An Information has been tiled against a certain individual charging him \\lth insultIng - Ing a young lady pupil of the high .school , llo utoplK'd her on her way homo from school a few evenings since and tried to induce hep to accompany him to Union street. Tlio girl Is eminently respectable mid dues not wish to gain any unpleasant notoriety from the case. hence her miniti l.i withheld. It is several months since any other complaints of lids nn til iv have been filed , mid such action should lu taken with the guilty party as will deter others for months to como. f / : w.vw.v. i v it. t MIS. .T. C. Hlxby went to Glenwood hist evening on a short business trip. C. H. Ilmimuiof theClti/ens bank left last evening for Denver on a business trip. K. A. Wicklmm lelt last evening for Den ver to look after his kuwer work. Ho will bo ub.-K'iit about a week. Kov W. II. W. Itecse , formerly pastor of the First McttodUt church of this city , hut now located at DPS Molne.s , Is In the city. Frank Thomas of Add , In. , Is la the city ( lie Ktiest of Will ami Charlie Fisher. lie. was formerly u resident of the HIiiiTs , mid is bo favorably Impressed with the condition of things mid the- out look , when contrasted with Other cities , that he bus. about made up his mind to remain here. _ StrnlgliU'iihiK Indian ( "reek. W , 11. lioDhihou ami Louis llmibcn became , Involved In u controversy ivgimllui ; thO , pmppr line * * of Judlim creek The creek Is the boundary line between their tots , Hmisen living on the south side and Koblnion on the north. Some time last year the residents In that Io callty concluded to Improve the creek by pil ing mid then carefully filling In , The bed of tlto crock was also straightened for a distance of over one hundred feet ami the work has at tracted so much attention that others have concluded to reclaim property In the muno maiiner , Hunsen was out early yesterday morning nt work straightening Mm creek mid was surprised by a mls.sllo flying through the air and alighting at his feet. It was a good sized brickbat. Hun- sen pn/eil about , but could see no niie. It Is thirty feet to the top of the bank and It was an easv matter to get out of sight. Several other bricks made their npiwnrauco mid us it was getting warm Hanson left his work. Climbing up Mm bank ho found that MivKohhisoitnml a son had been the guilty pirtles. A war of words ensued , when Han- sou left for police headquarters to demand protection. Ho was told to go ahead with fii.s work as long as he remained on his own land. Ho followed the directions mid at noon liad tliowoik completed , although Koblnsoii again endeavored to drlvo him away , but without success. 1JOHTO.V HTOIIK. Council Iltuir-4. Tlip Iloston store , Council Illuffs , is now showing MID latest In beaded wraps , capes and mantillas. Ask to see our capes and wraps at Sl.lG"i.i . , UH ) , $ M.M ) , HIM and Vi.m The latest In cloth cai > c.s In blacks , tans. etc. . at fcJ.2.1 and SUX ) . Special haixiiin- Jcraev coats at W.Q. , St.00 , # I.ilO , SI.IKI. $ l. , * "i.W ) and J4J.OO , actually worth from' ' . ' ) to ! KI per cent more. Our jersey coats at f.'iiiud ) .00 beat the world. Shawls we show a complete line of at prices that lire sure to suit almost anyone , all the latest style and best value In the market. Second floor. Boston store. Fothcriiighmn , Whltelaw & Co , leaders mid promoters of low prices , Council HlulTs , la. C. C. CullytS Broadway , Is preparing a surprise * for Mm ladies , when they will bo given an opportunity to obtain a beautiful oil painting. Particulars will he given later. Dig I Jarful us nt tlir Cai-pot Store. These days are filled with important events for the housekeepers. It is the beginning of the liouso cleaning season , when people ro- nll/o that they need new carpets , curtains and drapery. At Mm Council bluffs Carpet Company's" low prices mid big discounts will bo the rule. Look at these prices : All wool ingrains , ( jo cents a yard ; oilier grades , flO. 40 , : ) and ' . ' . " > cents a yard ; Brussels , from ISO cents to . * l.f.Ti : Moqucttes , * 1.'J. > and ? I.I5. ! Chenille curtains * 7 , former price $14 ; lace curtains cheaper than ever. Five foot polo with brass trimmings. 2Z cents. Will Purchase Union Driving Pni-k. A deal is on foot that promises tomakoa material ehmigu In Union driving park. A syndicate of Omaha gentlemen has been orga- ni/eil for the purpose of either purchasing it outright or of purchasing a part interest , the remainder to bo owned by Council Bluffs capitalists. Negotiations uicnow In progress , and the matter will probably ho settled in a few days. It is proposed to inakcsuch changes as will put the pant on a paying basis. This is something thai has never yet been done , and the park has thus far proved any thing but a paying investment for the stock holders. It is stated that Mio Omaha track is not what it should be , and as the track at Union park is recogniml as one of the best in the country it is argued that there is no rea son why it should not pay. It is proposed to make it essentially a twin city park and give such attractions as will bo certain to draw a liberal patronngo from Omaha as well as from the Bluffs. The projectors of the now scheme argue that this can bo done and they nro willing to expend several thousand dollars if necessary to demonstrate that Union park , if properly managed , would bo a bonanza instead of a sinking fund for the stockholders. The horse men of this section will be glad to seethe ex periment tried and will do all in their power to make it a success. HUSTON s'i'uUK. Attrautions on Our Second Floor Tor 3Iomlny and tliu Week. BOO pair sample corsets , including French sateen , iimtll , jeans and summer corsets , goods sold from ( i'.lo ' to SI.25 , all to go atlie ( , sizes from 19 to " 7 in ecru , white , ercmo and tints. MUSLIN UNDKHWBAH. In three lots for Monday mid the week. LOT 1 AT 25c. A full" line of corset covers , plain embroidered and lace trimmed in all sizes , 25c each. Night gowns , full size , rufllo trimmed , 2"o each. ChemUo mid drawers , lace and embroid ered , trimmed , 25o each. Misses' mid ladies' while skirts ilc each. Children's and infant's white dresses , i.5o to $1.09 , a bargain. LOT 2 AT HOC. Corset covers , V shape mid square neck , Me. Me.Niiht Niiht ; gowns , trimmed with feather edge braid and willed , HUo. Chemise and drawers , embroidered and lucked , "He. LOT T AT 50e. Corset covers , with full yoke of em broidery mid torchon lace , Me. Mother Ilnbbard night dresses , beautifully trimmed , Mc. ) Chemise and drawers , trimmed with em broidery and torchon lace and finished In feather stitch braid , We. ) All the above goods will compare with goods sold at 7,10 and $1. BOSTON STOUH , FOTHKUINUHAM , WHITKLAW & CO. , Loaders and Promoters of Low Prices , Council Bluffs. That "Motor PUSH Suit. Yesterday was the day set for hearing the arguments "in the now celebrated motor pass injunction suit , but owing to the rush of other business it was not reached and will not bo for three or four days. The only now move yesterday was the tiling by the plaintiff of u supplement to the amend ment to his original petition , which was filed several days ago. The supplement among other things alleges Unit of the defendants Stewart owns 1.-.M ) shares of stock ; Wright , 7.10 sharesoBarton ; , 7.MI.shares ; Mlllard , 7f > 0 shares ; Wells , "fitl shares ; some unknown paitners of Wells , itflo shares : Fred L. Ames , 2,000 shares ; Sid ney Dillon , 7."iO shares ; and Miese , with Mio shares owned by the plaintiff , are all the stock issued by the bridge mid motor company. The plaintiff alleges that when it comes tea a vote of the directors of the company the stock owned oy the partners of Wells Is con trolled by him , Milhird handles not only his own stock , but also that of Dillon mid Ames , and by reason of these facts Steu'iirl , Barton Milhird and Wells control a maturity of all the stock of the corporation and aroablo todown thoplain- till everMini' . He stivs further that not withstanding the fact tiiat the defendants in the suit were advised of the dissatisfaction with their KsuiOico of passes at the meeting of the directors held at the olllce of the com pany In Omaha on February I last , Stewart , Barton , Milhird mid Wells combined their stock to elect the sumo directors which held olllce the year before so thai the ditcctors might be , as they are , In laver of issuing iiasses. And he lurther says that If the in- iiinctloii is dissolved they Intend to , mid will , .ssuo passes In violation of the articles of In corporation of the company and the rights of tl.o plaintiff us Met fort n In the act of congress before referred to in Mio amendment to the plntutln's petition. Theivforo the plaintiff wants , as helms been watting forsoveial months , that the court makotho temporary In junction pcrumncnt. Semi your soiled clothes to the Cascade laundry company. Prompt delivery. Telephone - phone ? * ) . Have your family wash rough dried mid starched , 'IS cents a ihwn. Cascade laundry company. Telephone iMH ) . Anm/niix on the War Path. At a late hour Tuesday night some of the residents In the locality of Thirteenth street and First avenue visited iKilico headquarters and complained Mmt Kate Pennlngtou and Mrs. McCathlln were disturbing the peace by lighting mid using profane and obscene lan guage to the great annoyance of their neigh- Unv The warring pair were arrested j ester day uiorulujf uud uiralfued bc/oro Judge McCppfordUturhIngthpcarp ? | , That they had had a disagreement was obvious to the iwkl eye , but In the absence of the necessnn.V evidence the ehorgo was not sustained and the case was dismissed. Iiiiimrtnnt to Horsemen I Largo linn horse and turf goods. Probstle , KMJl-y , C. B. II voti waul the best Wall paper go to .T. 1) . Crocftwell's. _ _ .1. O. Tlptou , real estate , W7 Broadway. IHY ron Olio hundred tons of hay for salt ? In stack l Luke Mmiuwa. HKN MAHKS. Scott house. 22 , 21 Main street , Council BluiTs , newly furnished , * l a day ; meals 2ou. The gosollno steve Is more dangerous than the unloaded gun. Save life and property by using the C. B. Oas and Klectrlo Light Co.'s gas steve , Wo have special machinery for table ami bed linen. Cascade laundry company. Telephone - phone 200. _ _ A Potty PlU'erpv. Henry Powell , a boy thhtcen years of nge , was arrested yesterday at the home of his parents , comer of Sixteenth street and Avenue A , for the larceny of § 3 from the money drawer of the market at the corner of Sixteenth and Broadway , kept by Joseph Wardimi. It Is alleged that Powell took part of the money Tuesday evening , and the re mainder yoiterday morning. He was ar rested on complaint of the proprietor. II Is stated that another boy was concerned in the stealing , mid mi information will bo filed against botli of the youthful culprits. Store your stoves with Cole Bros. Llttlo ( Slant Safety bicycle for boy.s , ladies and men Is Mm best. fct ! our prices. The wonderful "Now. Process" vapor stove ; no generator ; no small pines to clog ; smoke or soot ; lights at once with n blue flame. Cole .t Cole , -It Main street. Water WorkM $ HI. Without doubt Micro uro many persons now building houses hero who wnntlo use the city water , but are unable to pay the usual price for Introducing the water Into their premises. Appreciating Mii.s fact , the New York Plumb ing company will locate a. yard hydrant six teen feet from the curb line , and connect the sumo with water main , with everything com plete and Mio water ready to use fort < ) . Cash with order. This offer applies to unpavcd streets where mains are laid. Tlio of line watches and Jewelry In the city , ami the place to buy the best goods at the lowest prices , i.s the establishment without rivals , the most reliable firm of C. B. JArqunMiN & Co. Good paper hangers nt Crockwell's. A Presbyterian IJfne.fit. The young ladles of the Second Presby terian church will give an entertainment at the church tomorrow evening for the benefit of the society. An admission fee of 15 cents will lie charged. The following is the pro gramme : Solo SIi.s. Orpha Myers Hecltatlon : "foiporal Hill , " Miss ilmtlo Taylor. Duel , "Murmuring Sea , " Glover Misses Mary and Viola Duncan. Itecltatlon "Statue " In flay , MKs Htsslo Men-lain , lleellatlon , "In the Signal llo\-A Station Master's Story" Miss Ma gio Wallace Solo , "Sweet Heather Hell , " lion a id SlNs Viola Duncan. Hecltatlon "The Drummer Hey , " Miss Lottie Wallace. Cornel Solo liemieus Duncan Solo Sllss HlaiiL'h Hrown Trs. ) Woodbury have removed their dental ortlco to 101 Pearl street , up stall's. S. B Wadswortli & Co. , 207 Pearl street , loan money for Lombard Investmeiitcomiiany. Finest photo gallery in the west Shcrra- den's now place , -II ! mid -So Main street. . _ - . Dr. II S. West , porcelain crown and bridge work , No. 12 Pearl. If vou wish to sell your property call on the .lucid & Wells Co. , C. B. Jmld president , GOO Broadway. J. C. Bixby , steam heat ing , sanitary engi neer , ' .Mil Life building , Omaha ; 202 Mcrrlnm block , Council Bluffs. HOW JJASI-UJALLS AUK MADB. Automatic MauhincH for their Con- Htructloii in SiKjoeHMl'ul Operation. Automatic ; machines for milking base balls have boon ho .siicees.s-fully contrived thai llioir inlrocluctiou is likely to con- btituto a practical industry , says Ihe Commercial Advertiser. Kach machine winds two balls al ono limoin Ihc follow ing : way : A little imrn-rubbor bull , weighing- three-quarters of an ouncoiirotincl which one turn has boon made with the end of a skein of an ohl-fashioncd gray stocking yarn is slipped into the machine , then [ mother , after which Iho boy in charge touches a lover , Iho nmehino starts and the winding begins. The rubber ball is thus hidden in u few .seconds , uml in its lilaee appears a little gray yarn ball Unit rapidly grows larger and larger. When il appears to bo about half the biy.o of the regulation baseball there is a click , the machine htojin , the yarn is cut , the boy pielcs out the ball and tosses jt into llio basket. When Ibis basket is full il is passed along to another boy , who runs a similar machine , whore a hal f-ounce layer of worsted yarn is pul on. The nnxt machine adds a layer of hlrong white cotton thread ; a coating of rubber cement is next applied and a half-ounce layer of the very best line worsted completes the ball1 with the ex ception of Ihe cover. IIUKMNGTON 11OUTK. Home Seekers I0iirslon. . The Builington route , C. , B. .t Q. K. II. , will sell from principal stations on its line on Tuesdays , April 22 and May 20 , homo seekers' excursion tickets at half rates to points in the farming regions' of the west , southwest and north\yest. For tickets and further informa tion concerning these excursions call on your nearest C. , B. & Q. ticket agent , or address P. S. Kustis , general passenger mid ticket agent , Chicago , 111. Choice residence property centrally located for sale by 10. II. Slicafo & Co. A good hose reel free with every 100 feet of ho&o purchased at Bixby's. The Manhattan sporting hendq'rsUS B- way. Several desirable dwellings with modern Improvements for rent in vicinity "of the Presbyterian church. K. 11. Slicafo & Co. , rental agents. Wo want you to list your rental projwrty with us ami wo will secure you good , rcfinblo tenants. Hunts collected and special atten tion given to cum of property. K. II. Slicafo & Co. , Broadway and Main St. , up stairs. Anil Slut Smiled. A woman who looked to weigh 400 pounds , but probably fell a little short of that llgnro , was descending from a Hleekor-streot car the other day , when a man who looked to weigh about seventy-live pounds ; but might pull down a hundred , sought to ascend. They met , says the Now York Sun. They bumped. They ga/.ed at each other in a cold way. Neither would ro- tivat for the moment. Then the man's natural gallantry was called in question , and lie said : "Ahl 1 in " am your way. "I am in yours , rather , " she replied. "Oh , not ut all. If il wasn't so fat I could move quicker. I oftoti envy you poonlo who inovo about so lively. " Sno she looked into his face , saw Hint ho was horiou.s , and her ellorts to btriko a girl's gait as she moved ( o the curb provoked a platform passenger into Bay ing : "That didn't cost him a rent and did her a thousand dollars' worth of tjood , " TIIK MOl'fc/J 01' A MXAHj. It * Teeth I-'lxcd on a million Mkc That In n U'j-pcMVrlU'r. Tlio mouth of the snail is armed with a very formidable instrument In the shape of a remarkable saw-liko tongue , says Longman's niagit/.lne. Probably you have at bome time or another noticed how cleanly cut uro the edges of a leaf upon whlcha , , anall has been re galing himself , itj is difllcttlt to imagine how stieh a soft niid Hubby looking ani mal can have mndo such clean Incisions. Jltit with nn examination of the cutting Instriimonl eonct'nled In his mauth won der on this score vanishes. It resembles a long , narrow ribbon celled in such a manner Hint only a small portion of it is called into use at once. Thickly distrib uted over the entire surface of this rib bon are nn immense number of exces sively sharp litllo teeth , designed . in a manner which admirably adapts them to the purpose for which they are intended. The quantity of these teeth is incredible one species , for instance , has been in disputably proved to possess as many us itOHM ( ) of them. Tlio reasoii for their disposition on a celled ribbon-like surface Jies in tlto fact that by tjso they become worn away. As this happens the ribbon is uncoiled and the teeth , which before were wrapped tip in it al the back of the snail's month , came forward to take the place of lho. > which have nerved their turn. Tim uppjr part of the month consists of a horny surface , against which the sharp-toothed tongue works. A leaf which is to bo operated upon is caught between the two and subjected to a regular lilo-liko rasping on the part of the tongue. So effective an instru ment does tills lorm that the tough leaves of the lily may often bo found to be entirely rasped off by it. .MUSICAL WOljYKS. A Plainsman Tells a Funny Story of a Voiilni'CNoine Tenilei'l'oot. Still further proof of the superior char acter of the wolf is found , according to Mr. Mumford , in its' musical taste , says the New York Sun. llo says that once upon a time a tenderfoot came to his cabin in February and engaged his help in securing-a number of wolf pelts. As the easiesl way to accomplish Ibis Mr. Mumford nnnointed the man's hcols with asafiitida and sent him oil up a gorge whore wolves were kiiowii to be. Wolves will always follow such a trail. Tlio man was to jro to a tree previously pointed out and climb into the branches , and from that perch shoot as many wolves as ho liked , for il ' wns'certiiin that the wolves in smelling the drug would make haste to come to him. The pelt gatherer started off us directed , but very much sooner than ho expected ho heard the howl of the first amorous beast on his trail. lie was startled by this , and when a few minutes later another soulful howl made the air tremble ho be came alarmed. The tree seemed a ter rible way off , and for il lie lied for dear life , with the wolves in hot pursuit , Out of breath , and half wild with fear , ho reached the tree , and up he went. In his excitement he left his rillo on the ground. A few minutes Inter a half do/.en wolves were snarling and yapping beneath and biling ut the bark of the tree in the most/ei'ocious manner. Tlio tenderfoot , Ijoing safe , recovered his composure after a little , but the wolves continued tosimrland light under the tree. Then the man , to puss away tlie lime until Mumford should come to his rescue , took ajnouth organ from his pocket and began to play "Home , Sweet iloine. ' ' As the strains : Heated , out on the air the wolves stopped lighting. A look of astonishment came over each wolf's face. They swayed and .stepped from side to side and then down they squatted on their haunches , up went their noses and with ono accord they opened their mouths and howled as never before. No sooner did they gel through with the first howl than they caught their breath and started in again. Jt was at this juncture that Mumford arrived. TJio sight of a row of wolves sitting up as an audience to such a concert and encoring the fetar performer in such accents was too much for Mumford and lie rolled on the ground and laughed and shouted aloud. Thereupon the wolves clapped their tails between their Jogs and sneaked u'way through the brush , and the limit was over for that day. Quinine Intoxication. There are many cases on record where a use of quinine lias caused a disarrange ment Tf the mental powers and to such an extent that the sufferer did not know what lie or she was about , suys Dr. Lewis A. Say re. Instances are not few where patients who wore given largo dosca of the drug became delirious. These symp toms , however , pass away when the use of quinine was. discontinued , it is possi ble while under its inlltionce for ono to act as irresponsibly as when in liquor. That quinine affects the brain is evident from the fact thai an overdone will cause severe buzzing in Iho carp and oft on lem- porary deafness. Physicians can not bo too careful in prescribing quinine , for what is ono man's meal is another man's poison. I have known ono grain to have more effect on some patients than fifteen grains on others. The sumo can be said of morphine. Two grains of this drug will cause many intense itching sensa tions , with parched tongue and throat. On the other hand , i have known pa tients , even tlio o unused to morphine , to take much larger doses without show ing any evil effects. Thorn is a litllo doubt bul there nro quinine habitues as well as slaves to chloral , morphine and other narcotics and drugs , yol its use as a stimulant has not become general , Taking a Itaby's Photograph. The taking of a baby's photograph is always a trying/ordeal / ton photographer , liaby's mamma and grandmamma , and all of the aunties who usually lend their assistance on such occasions , arcsooxnct- ing , wlillo baby himself is so indifferent as to the success of the picture and so hard to pose , faayif j.ho youth's Compan ion. ion.What What Iho poor Ijttlo thing hears , as ho is put Into position , before the canu-ra. Is something like lliis , the disconnected , exclamatory sentiences being utti-rcd ball , \ all present , cithor..in chorus or by one ut ultimo : -n "Hero , baby , * 'hero ' , sir ! Look this way , baby I No.iiti ) , don't look thai waj ! Horn , hero , liorUJ Don't ky , m-lty. Now , that's loveiyi If yon could only have caught that' lovey little snillf ! Hero , lioro , Johnnie ! See hero ! See the pilly birdy ! ' Look hero ! Hlrdy's going to come out of the box ! Now , up- a-deol Don't squirm about sol Oh naughty , naughty baby , not to ail still ! Now , bo a little man and pshavt ! lie's nil out of position. Wo shall have to try again. " A Jewel That Nobody AViintH. A costly ring , unguarded by police or special watchman , hangs suspended by a silken cord around the neck of the statue of the Maid of Almodena , the patron- saint of Madrid , in one of the ucaiitiful parks in the Spanish capital , says the Boston Advertiser. It is set witli diamonds and pearls , notwithstand ing there is no danger of it being stolen. Tlio greatest thief in Madrid would not touch It any quicker than ho would the plate on his own mother's coflln. Its history Is curious ) and lutorcbtlin ; , and equal to any tiling found In medlioval folk lore. fTho ring was made for King Alphonso XI 1. , who gave it to his cousin , the protly Motvedo * , on thodnyof her be trothal. She wore It ( hiring her short married llfo. On her dentil the king presented It to his gnrtidinothor , Queen Christina. She died soon and Iho king passed the deadly little circle to his sister - tor , Infanta del i'ilar , wlio died within the month. Again it started on its dc'iidly rounds , next ( hiding a space on the linger of Christiana , youngest daugh ter of the Duke of Montpi'ii ! ior , but in no loss than three months she also was dend. Alfonso ncxl put Iho ring in his own casket and lived loss limit a year after so doing. No wonder It safely hangs on a statue in an unguarded square. No Chnngo In Uegiilatlonu. OTTIWA , Out. , April Id. It was stated In the senate yesterday that there would bo no relaxation of the regulations respecting the importation of American cattle into Canada for export to Kuglaud. Electric Trusses , Belts , | I I Chest Protectors , Etc. I Agents Wanted. DR. C. 15 JUDI ) ' filK ! llioaihvay , ( "onm-ll llliitrsln' . , SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. \yANTKl ) to Trado-A clear fiirm In Ne- liraska , : i clear business lot In Omaha for clcaror eneiimbcied icsldencc lots. Tlic.ludd & Wells company , ( iwt llioadway , C. II. .luilil , jucsldont. \\rANTKD Kni'iKCllo ladles or Kciillcinen. > \VIIKCS. tl.M per ( lay guaranteed. Call at CM UttluCui-llsM. , cor. live. I-1. 1" AIY aecnts wanted overywheie. Cant -t inaKo fioni f. > tots per week. Addiess Dr. \\.l , . Capcll. ( 'oiinell IllufTV , la. \\7 AXTKI ) toTiado Houses nnd lotsiansi- Injs In pi-Ice fioni &JOI ) to W.OWI for iinlm- pioved piopcity , The.lndd & Wcll.s company , MM llroadway , C. II. Jmld , pies. "IJ1OU SAI < R On monthly payments or terms -L Insult by tlie.Indd k Wells company : , -iooin t\\o-stoiy lions-e. eorSth ave. and lOlh st. , lot K ) hyifcfuit : ! ! , two blocks fioni motor line. in-room house on Oth a\e. , ono block fiom motor line. S-room hcniM > on Lincoln a\e. , two blocks from motor line. -4-rooni IIOIIMH on Ninth 7th st. , nearpost- olllce. li-room house , two stoi les. ave. A nnd isth st. li-ioom stoii- and a half house , ave. i ; , near Ninth 7lh si. G-iooni house , also 4-ioom liouso on the motor line , between xtJth and 'Jlst sis. Houses and lots In all pints of tlni city. The .lucid A.Wells company , WW itioadway , C. II. Jmld , prcs. 171OU SAM ? -At a baisaln : One double saw J- and .sllccr ; one veneer inacliliio with ear- Ini ; complete , all new. suitable forbasKet fac tory. Iiiiiiluial | Snyder'h commission liou.se , iSlVarl st. . Council If I71OK KKNT Ilawkeyo loller llimr and feed J-1 mljls. Hwan A. Walker , Council Hlulls , In. FOR S"AI < K New 8-ioom liouso witli niod- ein iinnrovuiiiL'iith. larKu KioVc lot , In 1st class neighborhood. This , is a bargain , $ l.1xi. ( New 7-iooin cottage on Ave. V , neat Oakland ave , , with line lot , Si.soo. Modern a-story liouso on 8th ave. , $ . ' ,50J , Now 6-100111 cottugc , tl.iKX ) . New l-ioom uottairp. 31,000. Cholt'oKaiileniii ! ; land close to the city Jn. > or III acio lot.s. JlO'l per acie , easy ICIIIH. Lots in Hlddlii'hsiib. on iniintlily paj-tiients. 7 acion Inside aeio propurty at a bargain. l-'lno ii'sldeneu lot on Heiiton hi. , IS.MJ. C'holco lots In Mullln's sun. at f-TO each. Lot on Ave. I ) , nenrSth st. , only Joa. Section of line land In Lincoln Co. , Nob. , to trade for Council Illutrs property , Vacant lots In till parts of tliu city cm easy terms. I'lrst mortgage loans. W. C. Stacy .t Son , Itoom , Opoia Illock , Council Illutr.s. la. Tin. Have 21 lolsim and adjoining.1'nrk . nve. ' ' bet ecu the Ogden lioiiio and I'lilrmount I'ark. on which we will hullil beiiutlful Imini" ) tosiilttho imrchiiseii , ) Iti-oadwiiy. r. II. .Imld , pres. A \TANTKI Men to sell the eoiaiilct'irsolionl t eliinti. Salaiy or commission llhrrnl and promptly ( mid. Simdl e\pen-e < foroutllt. Addle - dle sorcallou O. II. Smith , ; , ii ) llro.ulway Council llluiTx , la. I Sou'lh ' six'th'st'0 ' " "f'1"1"1 ' ' " " ' " " SAI.K or Item ( linden hind , will hmi i'H , by J. It. Hlce , li Main st , , counel HlulTs. . . . . H A . I.K-My ; residence , KVI Willow live- line , on south ! < ldo of IlitylNs pnrkt heated by steam , llchlcd by elcetrlclly and conlnln- IIIB all modern Iniininenicnt- : 100 by AM feet. ANo will sell or exehiinitu for ImpniM-d city pioperty niy faim of . "n acres , ten mllps east of Council Illuffs , N. M. I'uscj , Council Ill u ITs. CHRIS BOSEN , SASH and DOOR Factory and IMnning Mill. Host equipped , most ccntiullv located fac tory In Ihn city. All modern latest patten machinery ; oioialcd | by .Killed mechanic" stii'clal attention ghcu to scroll and bum sawlnif , pinning ; and tilmmlng. ( ii'iirral con tracts and estimates for houses nm miiKs axpeelally. Corner North Main and Slynsto sticels. Council llluirs. Telephone SM > . 1) . KiiML'Miso.v , * K. I. . Si l'ii" < . Vloe-l'ies. Un.ts.lt. H.t.VVN. . cashier. CitizcnsStatcBank or coc.vcit , m.riT.s. Paid Up Capital . $100,000 Surplus ami Proilts . C0,000 Liability to Depositors . . . 350,000 mmr-rous . A. Miller. P. o. CleiiMin. U \ , Shimait , i : . i ; . lluil , ,1. I ) , I.'ilmuiiiUon , elms It. llaimun. Transact Kcm-ial lianklm ; busi ness. lni Ki-st capital and smiiilus of any bank Infoiitliucstcm Iowa. Inl.orosl . , cm Tlmo HoposlI s. DR. CAPELL. B4G , Mnrcus Blk , Bronclvvny COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. Special attention ulveii to the icnioval I of facial bleinl-hes. such as I'lmplcs , IllotclicHhiok Head.s , Freckles , Hupcr- Iliious Ilulr , Tims. OFFICHII. \V. II. M. I'usrv. OFPICER & I'l'SliY , BANKERS. Corner Main and llioadway , Council Bluffs , - Iowa. Di'ali'is In foielKii and doniestle e\ehiiign. : Collections madu and Inteiest paid on tinio deposits. ThejATMurphy MANUFACTURING CO. , 1st Avenue and Slst Slicet. Sash , Doors and Blinds Hand and Soioll Pawine. Ito-Sawlng and I'lanlng. Rawing of all kinds. I'on-li HraeUets , Kindling wood $ l.M per load delleied. . Clean Kiwdust by the bairel : . ' . " > c. All woilc to hu liisteliissTelephone. .y > . "VOl'K I'ATUONACi : SOLICITKD. " S7 E. " M A XO N ARCHITECT And Superintendent. UOOSt .Til Mii : lIAM ! 11LOCK , COUNCIL HH 1-TS. IOWA. F. M. ELLIS & CO. , HRCHITEGT8 , AND llUII.DI.sn hUI'KIIIM'KNDI.M'3. Kooms 4110 and 4.'U Hro Iliillding. Omulm. Neb. , and KoomsII and W Merrlam Illock Council Hlulls , la. Coiicspondcnce solicited C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY Wholesale and IJotiiil Dealers in FURNITURE. I aipest flock and Lowest Prices. Dcaleis , pond for Calnlosne. Nos. 205 iincl 1J07 Hroartwny , nnd liOI and 20i ( Pioreu Street , Council Hluirs , la. Council Bluffs Steam Dye Works. U3 E3roail\vruj , Near Norlh\v-osloria DopoL. - : - MAIL AXD-EXPRESS ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. - : - Send for Prlco Llht and Circulars. C. A. MACHAN & CO. QRAHAM & GODY , Planing Mill , Sash and Door Factory. C'oiner pecond avenno and Thirteenth htrect , Council IlliilTs In. Wo nio Ihoiouxhly cijnliipcd lo do all Kinds of woilc. Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings. Piei'lnl | iittenlloiiBlven to odd s/es | Stair Woik , and Inteiior I'lnNh of all klndi miidc. lo in dm on short notlco. I tlinutes Bl\on on all Kinds of woiK lo contractor and hiillilnr. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H - ITydrntillo nnd Hunitury Kiit'Incor. Plans , Hstimato-j . i Spueiliciitlons. Suporvlsion of Public Work. Hrown Hiiihiini : . C'oucll HlulTs , Iowa. N y .liHtieo of the I'oaco. Olllc-o over Ainoricau Kx press , No.11 A Uroathvuy , Ooiinuil HhilTs , Iowa. Vr Attornoya nt Liiw. 1'nxeUee in the Sluto iin'l Kecl- CX. orui c'ourts. UOOIIH 7 and S Hliiiuarl-Heiio I31ou | ; , C'ouiu'U HliitTs. Iowa. SATURN , (26O8. ( ) Will make Iho season of IHIO at the 1 nliin I'mliu ' I'.irK Couni"H llh ffs I wa fi ' < Mm i > l i nhtll Jnnu 1st when ho will hi U'turned lo 1 ruiuinit und Ins worthy cun > p , < i i > i > MAMBRINO BASHAW , (1789. ( ) will takohlx place fium Juno Iht until \uii l 1st These two aie tint only oliilliHn * in tin- next , that aru the hires nf " ' pcrforniL-rs. Saturn Is a chestnut Ntallixn I'l hand * lil n and m ordinary llcsh will weltfh liijOpuundsi foaled IHTO , lircd Iiy I'oucll HMS , spiiiitflHiru. I'a lie N perfectly NOiind and vlKurnus , and acmtuin foul Ki'ttt'i' ' . 1'iiriher cunum-nt Is iinnei't'iisiiry. Tiirms JIliOthuHeasoii with the usual ictiiin pil\Ilexes ; In\uriibly cash n ; b.inkablo puper In - fort ) the maii > lea\es piemlses. Annnic Miturn'K K'i't ' an Mel.end.-Ill1 : : ( ousiil , 'J'j ; Hymn Hhuriiian , ' . ' : ' . ' < ) , and inuny ulhers lietlur than' . ' l . timid eaio and purfc-1 aecoiiiiiiiidutluns fur stock. Visitors ulnnyii nclouiui. ut the park l-'or hrt'edlnn i-atahiKuc ct < , vuitu to JAS. G. SMITH & SON , Fremont , Neb. T JNPHKCEnENTKn ATTHACTIONI OVKU \ MH.UUMllSTUIIir b Louisiana Slate Lottery Company. tnoorpornlpil lijIho le M.ilun' , for piliicnllonnl nml rlmtllnbln imrpiup * , nml n < frniirlili > t < iiimtcn i > piit l li roitMltullon. In isw , liy nu Its MAMMOTH DUAW1NGS talto place Seml-Anmially ( Juno and December ) and its Grand Single Number Drawings talto place In each of the ether ton montliH of the year , and nro alt drawn in puhllc , nt the Academy of Music , Now CrltMtis , Li. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEAHS \ For Integrity of Its Drawings , and Prompt Payment or Prizes. AllPilpil n follow * : " \\n ilo lioroliiTitlfjr Urn ! wp finiprvlKi llmnr rnniti'iniMits fur nil I ho mnntlilr nml friiil-iinnuiil ilrnnlti | ! < iif Mm l.miMmm .MI , , ! , , Uitler ) ( onuinnr , nml In rcr'iiii tnntinuo nml control tlie ilrnwlniti MicMi i'lve . nml Hint ( lie 1,111111' nro roiuliii-leil xllli lioiioily. fnlrnc" . nn.l . In KIM , , ! rnllli luniint nil | < nr- tlei , nml ncntitliorUc tliu foiiiimny Id llv Ilil'rertl- llcnt wllh fiic lmlli" < of uur RlKiinturomitlni'liuil.lii 119 IlllVl-rllJUtllCIll' " Sf $ rO.MMIS-ilOXKIIS. Wo. Ilio nnilornlitiiPil linnVsiinil Imiikern will } \n\ nil prl7r lrnnn In ( lui l nil lniin Mnlc lnli'rlr nfilcb limy bo | iru < cnlpil nt ulirniiinti'iM. K. M. WAl.MSI.KV. I'ics. I.onlslnna Nut. llHiiU I'llIKKi : I.ANAI'X , 1'ies. State Nal'l llnnk. A. IIAI.DWIN. 1'ies. New- Orleans Nat'l Hank. ( 'AIM , KO11X. 1'rcs. I nlon National Hank. Grand jVIonthltj Drawing At the Academy of Music , Now Orleans , Tuesday , May la , 1800. CAPITAL I'KIZI$300,000. , . JOO.OW ) Tickets ut J-M each : Halves , Jill : Qimr- tei.s , I. , : Tenths , ti : Twentlollis. - ! ! . I.IMT 01' I'ltl/.KS. 1'iiixi ; or ruuKu i . fauom rui/.i : or wu.um ) i < . momm rum : or .MIUOI * . Mimi I'liix.i : OKiMojii . . ' .Vixxi I'm/.r.H or HI.IIII im < . .MOII ) Till/US OK ft.lKHI nu < . 2.1(11X1 ( I'KI/.KS or 1M ( ) nrc . s.voud IMtlXKS OK Mil nro . MUM I'lllX.KS OK : > H > nrp . IOIOI l'UIX.i.S : Ol'.M' ' \ l nro . MXH ( .M' 'IIOMMAllOV I'HIZt.X. 1'rl/P * of nrc . W.IKX1 ilo MX ) H ii > . .HU.iW ) ilo .lOiiri' . VU.UW TKI1MINAI. 1'fll/is. 1'rl/pn of Jlainri' . W.CO ilo IViliirit . , . S'.V.W 3,134 Prizes ntnoiliitliiK to . $1,06-1,800 MOTK TIckutiilrnnhiK ( 'npltnl 1'rlzvt niu not cn > tllluil In tcrinhml | irlri" ( . AGENTS W ANTED. HrrmtCM'ii HATK.S , or nny fiirtlii'r Information ili" < lri'ilrlli' Ic-Kllily lo ( lie uiiilt'riilifMf'il , rli'iirly MntlnKonrrc9lik' > K-c , with Ntntt' . rumily. Mrucl un < | ininilicr. .More laplil ictimi mull ilcll\cr > will tm yniir t full lul IMPORTANT. Addiiss M. A. DAIM'IIIN , Ne\\ Oilcans , I.n. Oi'M. A. DAPI'IIIN , WnshliiKton. II. r. lly onllnnry Ictli-r , < -IIIIMCIIIK | | | .Movrv Onmn I" Fiii'illi ) nil oxpri"1 * ioiupaiilL1New luiV Kxi'linnKO , ilnif ( or postnl nulu. Address Rrglstored Lotturs containing Cur rency to Ni\V : Oltl.KANS NATIONAIi ll\NK , New Orleaii" . ru. HKMFMiinn. Hint ( lie pimneiit of prlrp lnr n * > r TIKI : > iiv Hint NATIONAL \NI\X of Sen iirli'-iin. " : itnl Hii' Hi kc-lH nio "luiM'il li > Hie I'rc-rlilt- of MM In stitution wlin-ic cli.irlpu-'l rk'liH nro n't'oKnl/i-il In Hio hltlM'H : ( cumin ; Hit1 re fore , hurrnru "I nil Imita tion or nnoiiyniutiH i.i-lioine- * . ONI : lloi I AH N HIM price of ( ho < mnl ! < "t part or fiiii-llon of n ticket issctii iiv rs In mi ) tlranlnit. n oin a line oltcrcil lei luin tliini uilnllnrli ESTABLISHED IN 1878 DY THE EXICA NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. LOTTERY ] OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Oioiili-il | ; iiniliT a l Pnty jeiir'H i-nnliiiit li > UlO Coinpniiy Cianil Mnntlily ilninliiKH lii'M In > ln < Mmi qud l'a\llli > n III llui. Alunii'ila I'nik , Cltv nf Mi'Mi'o , unit liulillely ( nniliicteil iiipvi'riniiont iilllol.ilinppiiliitcil fur lliMi'iirpiiioli ' ) ' tin * M-rreturr uf the Intcrliiriind tliuTieiisiiiy. LOTTERY OF THK BBnefioienoia PUblica , THE NEXT MONTHLY BfiAWINQ Will ho lie-Ill In IhiMTJ'V 01' .MKMI'l ) , MAY 5 , 180O , ' Which l llui ( iiiAMi SllMl-AN'.vr.M. KxriMoiiniifS MiDllAWIMl , Ihc CAI'ITAh l'111/.i : Ill-lux Ono lliniilii-il anil Tnc'iityTliiiujiinil Dulhirx. S120OOO.OO 1'llICi : ( ) ! ' TIOKirrS-Amerlcan Money .TI , Wholes , : Halves , tl ; Quarteis K' ! KlKhth t Chili lliitus : f.Vi win Mi nf llc-kcti fiirtV ) . I.lsT lK ) I'ltl/.ns. 1 rnpllnl I'rl/oiil Jia ) , ( l . li JIVD.CW ) 1 Ciiilliil | I'rl/mit 4WM . 11 4U.WI 1 Ciipllnl I'rl/unf ilijijil . In Wtol 1 liniiul I'll/i-iif CI.IHO . IH A.UOQ 2 I'rlrc-inf ji.UlU . urn < , . : , I'll/i-snf I.UIU . am [ iWl SO I'll/fiol tf . inn KICWI IK ) I'rlroinr MU . urn W.UKJ MI I'rlJi-Hiif IIKI . ure , awa 01 1'iitmut v > . ro ! jiinu v\rrin.\ni/\iiov ! rm/i H. M 1'rlrfH nf ; iiiipu.i ) | liii.-itV t flWOI pil'e. $ ISIX I Ml I'rl/iM ill lliiiii ) | | > r < itliiin-'tii | | 4II. ( I prl/e , Hi.lHI SO I'rlrt'i ol ( iOiiiiiiixlninfitu | | 11)lxm ) prliS'lUJn ' Jit Terminals uf tJU ilvulili-il Iiy r.11ljmliil/e | , DI..iO , .v.i I'rl/et . Aluminum : In . ! .L'7.r.0 AIII'rlzcH M.I.I lit ihu fiiUeil Htiih-M lull ) | . -il.l In ; . ri. Ciiirency. AC ; n.vr.s WA NTID. : Jff'I'oiiri.Cii H\TJ , nr nny fiirlliiT liifuriiiillon lexlii'il , nrlto Ick'llily In tlui uiiih'riilvncil. ili'iirlr lalliiKiiui- resilience , nlth xlale , i-oiinty , Mlrenl and ininliiT. .Muni rni'M luiinii null ilclUcr > nlll l > u -.siirt'il h ) 3nur t-ncloMliii ; an iii\i'lo | > u lu-iirliix your iillaililit-i * . IMPORTANT. Aildiess , I ) . IIASSIHTI , Criv cuMKXICO , MKXICO. My milliiarr li-lli-r , ciintnlnlnu MCINI-IV OUllKIl Ksni-il h > all Kxprc-tn i'uiiipaiilc.H. .Nun- York Ki- hnlii ( i limit ur I'ostal Kula. . KI'IH'IAI. CKATITIIKS. Iiy ti'misoreiiiitriiil lhi < i-iniip.iiiy niuit ilniioult Ihn inn ' > l all prl'H Inclmli il In tliu xiheinii hi'rucn M'll- lim n Klutilu ticket , anil rciuht' HID riilloitln.-oilli.lal I'l'in il ( inline ITI. I lirrohy rortlfy Hint Hi" ll.-inkof I.nh'1 < n nml .Mi-vim has mi iti-poMi III" Hii-iHHry luiiils in uuaraiiti-Ktliu piiMnunt nl all | irl/i'i ilrnnn h ) the I. "lei la ( K : 1,1 HenelK eni-li I'nlilli'-i Al'in.iN Ml ( AMI u i ii , | iid-i ii-iinr. 1 urilicr DID rompiiiiy N iD'iulK'it I oilMrlhn I ell fly- pipur i iui ( of thitaluo of fill lln * III kc ! In iTlzua - a In HIT pi'iiii.n ' iliiin IH uiveti Iiy HID nlhei li.tinry I'littilly the iiiiinlier t-t - In k"M IH liiiiiicil lo hll.ljiji- ) "iiuiHi | I"H tliiui aio hl Iiy otinT iHtit'rii'N i M inn IM home A Perfect Art Album containing 24 Beautiful Photograph ! representing Tea and Colfee culture , wlllboitnl on receipt of your addrtu , CHASE & SANBORN , 136 DCoad St. , Bottcn. Wotern Dept. 80 Franklin St. , Chicago , III. CHICHCSTCn'S ENGLISH ' PENNYROYAL PILLS. RED CNOIB DIAMOND MflAHD , Nafr , > un i Cklckt.ttrfhcm.Ciu 4lJ.
