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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1891)
rn i / v s. i A i r A i \ A i i \r mi As \s A i > vr irr 1 om THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE , NO. 12 PKAItL ST. rdlurrd ty Cnrrlcr In any pait of the City II. W , T1LTON. - - MANAUKU JIJAOJt JIKATIOX. K V. P. Co. Council Bluff * Lumber Co , , coal. Craft's chattel loan" . 20ISajip block. Genuine Hock Spring coal. Thatcher , 10 Main street. .A case of diphtheria was reported yester day , the victim being Jlminlo Herald , 618 Harrison street. The Congregational Literary club met lost evening at the residence of Miss Ida Wallace on lilulT street. A inarrlngo license wns Issued yesterday to O. A. Shclham of Choycnno , Wyo. , nud Ella K. Fiillinnn of this city. The funeral of Mrs. George Maxwell will lake plnco at 2:110 : o'clock this afternoon from the residence , ' . ' 2il Bluff street. Bishop , T.1J. Newman will deliver an ad dress on the subject of "Missions , " at the Masonic temple , next Friday evening at 7:30 : o'clock. The traveling men will moot next Sunday evening at the HotrlOordon and go In a oody to St..l'aul's church , where they wlllllstcu to a sermon by Kov. T. J , Mackay. Hegulnr communication of Bluff City lodge , No. 71 , Ancient , Free and Accepted Masons , this evening. All Master Masons are In- vltfd. By order of \ \ orshlpful Master. A deed was found on the street yesterday , from 11. M. 1'omoroy to Samuel L. Perkins. It was loft with the chief of pollco , and can bo had by ttio owner by calling at his ofllco. Dan. McGlnnls was brought before Justice Pntton yesterday afternoon for a hearing. Ho waived examination ami was remanded to Jail to await ttio action of the grand Jury. His bond was llxod at $1.000. Mrs. Cornelia Saufonl dloJ yesterday morning at her residence , 1120 South KIght street , from a complication of lung and hc.irl troubles. She was sixty years of nee. The time of the funeral has not yet boon set. The county clern's ofllco was in arathonlo- monill/ed co'nultlon yesterday. Tbo deputy clerk , .T. M , Fcnlon , was sick. Miss Maxwell was kept at homo by the death of her mother , Miss Hocknfellow was In Illinois , and Clerk Campbell Is suffering from a sprained wrist The Grand Army boys will display a flag at half mast this morning In thosoldlcis' cemetery as a tribute to the late Admiral Porter , whoso funeral occurs today. It will bo kept there until Friday. In honor to Gen eral W.-T. Sherman , whoso funeral will bo on Thursday. The collection taken at the Presbyterian clidrch Sunday night for the Young Men's Christian association amounted to $ ' ' ( iO. This leaves about f'iTU of the debt still unptovldcd for , and the general secretary states that subscriptions are being received daily , The Jury in tno case of Mace vs Schlutcr , which was on trial In district court last week , brought in a verdict Saturday night which was opened yesterday morning. It awarded the possession of the buggy In ques tion to the plaintiff nnd llxed the vnluo at ? . ! 5. AVIllIam Allen , whoso disappearance was noticed la yesterday's Br.n , is still missing. A workman for Mr.Vilcox was In the city yesterday nnd stated that ho had been seen last , so far as known , Sunday morning , walk- Inp in a direction opposite to that of his home. Other than this there had been no now de velopments up to a late hour last night. Itov. A. Ovorton wants It distinctly under stood that the Law nnd Order league is not concerned In any way whatever In the re cently started saloon war. The leacuo has hadtriough of that kind of business , ho says , nnd when it found what an altogether useless - loss thing It wn.s to try to light public senti ment the Idea was given up for good. The ranges for the now hotel urrlved in the city yesterday. They were delivered by 10m teamster running for D. J. Rockwell. AVhon they reached the hotel they were mot by the owners of the building , who ordered the teamster to tuko them back to the depot , and refused to do anything with thoin until the liquor injunction business should bo settled. A dirt hauler who Is working on the exten sion of Stutsmnn strcot bnd n narrow cscnpo [ from death yesterday afternoon. Ho had driven his team close up under the bank to take on a lonil , when a land slide took place which came very near burying Jhe team , driver nnd nil. Luckily , the driver saw the : filldo coming In time to jump , and succeeded in escaping. The force of the fall broke nerd of the wagon wheels. . In the pollco court yesterday Edward Strong , who was arrested Saturday night rdn the supposition that he was a confidence man , wns given a seven days' sentence on Hens streets. Seven chunks were lined In sums ranging from J'.UiO ' to S15.70 , The cases of Ed Murphv , charged with disturbing the pence , and F. Cartel ! , charged with keeping 11K saloon open on Sunday , were continued until this morning nt S o'clock. The ofllco of the city auditor wns crowded all day yesterday with anxious property owners who had hoard thnt tbo sewer tax [ refund was being made and that if they waited they were liable to get loft entirely. All the money which was available for this purpose , amounting in all to about $1,500 , was paid out , nnd all whoso clnims were not satis fied will hnvo to wait until the fund is re plenished from the county treasury. Henry Ilabor and James Palmar , who live In the same house ou Vine street , found yes terday afternoon that one house was not largo enough for two families , nnd cnguged in a free-for-all-light. Tbo result of the light was thnt Knbrr got the worst of it. When ho recovered sufllciontly ho went before Justice Pnttou and had a warrant Issued for : Palmer's arrest on a charge of assault ana battery , Pnlmer was released on his own recognizance until this morning at U o'clock : , when ho will appear to answer ta the charge. The Knights of Pythias will celebrate the twentv-sovunth anniversary of the founding of their order In the United Stntcs next ft day evening by nn entertainment in their hall at 10-J Main street. A number of knights from Omaha and South Omaha nro expected to bo present. There will bo music , cards and dancing In the way of amusements. dsA supper will bo served , nnd every effort will bo made to muko the occasion ono long to bo remembered among the members of the order. A cordial Invitation is extended to visiting knights to bo present. Clara F. Wilson began suit In the District court yesterday ngainst Joseph and Mary Kr- wln for damages incurred by the purchase i of some lots In block III , Midland subdivision. She alleges thnt the defendants sold her two lots In October of 1680 , representing them to bo eighty-eight feet wide , she paying thorn JMK ) lor the property. She now.lcanis that the width of the lots is only sixty-six feet. She had built two houses oa the lots , ono of which she finds is standing eight feet over the line on the property of n third party. She claims that she has been damaged In the sum i of t'75 and asks that she bo given a writ of at tachment oa Erwln's property for the amount. Recollect that the only Installment house In Council Bluffs and the Inrcest installment house la tlio west Is Mnndol & Klein's.Vo sell nt eiutern prices every nrttclo of weIn" hold furniture you use , and Instead of re quiring you to pny cash wo let you hnvo it roou easy payments. There is no necessity of denying yourself the use of any article when you can got everything you wnnt on such easy terms. The largest stock of carpets , stoves unit furnlturo lu the city to select from. 1)20 Broadway. The now dental rooms of Drs. Woodbury nro the finest and most complete in the west. Next to the new Clraud. "Telephone , 145. " I'EHNOX.tl , 1'AU.UIUA I'llH. Will Martin has gone to Minneapolis. Mrs. Mary Bennett has returned from a visit to Olewcln. Miss Eunice , Coulter returned yesterday from tin extended visit to Ohio , * E. A. Wlckham has returned from a visit to Denver nnd Salt Lnko City. _ County Attorney Organ returned yester . - day from Avoco , w hero ho baa been uttcnil- ing district court. W. A. McGee , state secretory of the Young ' Men's Christian association , wont to DCS Molncs yesterday morning. P. Auwcrdo loft yesterday for SU Joseph ' , Mo. , la response to a telegram announcing the Borlous illness of his wlfo , who U visiting there. \ TIM ? ! rtlitto ? \ IV Till ? IHIinUQ < 111 lllCi lLUlTO. ) , A Bricklayer Slugged and Robbed of n Small Roll of Money. GETTING READY FOR THE SUMMER'S ' RACES A | I'clIlcr ( Gels Into Trouble by nn Trn lo A JowKU \Vctl llnK The News In Court. Sam Peterson , a brick layer , wears n largo red mark on bs ! forehead as Iho result of au encounter with highwaymen early Sunday mornlnp. Ho had been paid off Saturday night nnd had bcon spending the evening at a llrondway resort , lie started for his homo cast of the city shortly after midnight. When ho reached the Crlttcnden plnco Just cast of the city limits ho heard the sound of footsteps from bchlnu. Ho turned to see who It wns , but had only time to distinguish the forms of two men , when ho re ceived a blow from a weapon In tbo Imtuls of ono ol them and was Immedi ately seized by tbo throat by the other. ITor some time ho lay In the road unconscious , and when ho came to himself he found that ha had been relieved of the balance of his wngos , amounting to $1 l.M ) . The pollco were notified of the affair , but they have llttlo hopu of capturing the fellows who committed the crime. A couple of tough customers were seen watching Peterson when ho pulled out a roll of bills In the sa loon , and It is surmised that they nro the guilty parties. Peterson was drunk at the time , and says ho would not know the men if ho were to see them , so the chances of mule- Ing u case against any one aie not very good. Stop nnd Think. And ask yourself why you should pay old- fashioned prices for groceries and provisions when you can pet llrst class , clean , fresh goods at modern prices ) Kcad these prices : Crackers , per Ib , fie ; ,1 Ibs gliigcrsiinps for 25e ; Arbucklo's coffee , ! ioe per package ; German coffee , 25c : hams , Co pcf Ib : l.n . . . . . . , . bacon T..1 nn.lllnl. * T ' X 1A II. 7c codfish 7' nll , ; , c ; 10 Ib pail white 3 , OOc ; a cnns corn , Me ; ! i cans toma toes , 2."c ; 4 cans peas , ! Bo ; iuvis'No. ) 10IIour , 81.50 ; Davis "Bluo D Hour , $1.83 ; Uuffulo Hour , J1.JJ5 ; Gold Medal flour , $1.15 ; Snow Pinko flour , ; i.OO25Hn ; ! buckwcat , Sl.OO : 25 boxes of matches , 25o ; box good laundry soap , $1.00 ; a tbs leaf lard , Mo ; good broom , 10e ; oranges , Ifiopor dozen : coal oil , 8c a gal lon ; Slonvcs bread. Re ; 1 Ib good tea , Soc. Prompt delivery of goods. Brown's 0. O. D. grocery. Telephone 29. Evans Laundry Co. , 620 Pearl street. Telephone - phone ' "JO. Uoous culled for and delivered. Died Aiming Strangers. Mrs. B. P. Woods of 157 Hldgo street , this Isr city , received tbo sad Intelligence on Satur day evening that her husband had died rit Prinvllle , Ore. , on February i , of heart its ease. The place Is 125 miles from any rail 1- road , nnd the sad Intelligence was delayed 1n consequence. Mr. Woods was born in 1833 , in Clay county , Missouri , wkc.ro his mother resides at the advanced ago of eighty-flvo years , in January , 1850 , ho was united In marriage to Rllss & U. Buster , They re sided in that locality for several j-cars , when ho sold out his farm , nnd with his family traveled extensively In the south , iso turning to Missouri. In 1S73 ho came to this locality , nnd pleased with the countryand es pecially Its educational facilities , ho removed his family to Council Hlunv , whcro they still reside. On coming hero Mr. Woods secured a position with the firm of Osuorno & Wbl to , furniture dealers , bu re signed to accept a school , and since that time ho had taught In Pottawattamlo schools , where ho became known as one of the best of teachers. His desire was to again cngngo in farming and with this object in view ia November , 1889 , ho departed for Oregon. Ho secured a school at Sclo , In Lynn county , but about tbo holidays se cured a advantageous offer from Prino- vllle. On the morning of February o4 ho wont to his school house , and when the first pupils arrived they found , him seated at his desk a corpse. Mr. Woods was a good husband and father , a sound democrat and mi excellent citizen. ids Ho loaves a wlfo and five grown daughters , Mrs. E. Burhorn , Mrs. Jennie Luccock , Mrs. P. C. Miller and Misses Fnnnlo and Helen Woods. The remains wore tntcrted 311at Prlncvlllo , but will bo removed to this" city in the spring. Special "I say , have you tried the tea , Lund Bros. , 23 Main street ! It is Just excel lent. " J.C. Blxby , steam ncatta ? , sanitary ea- glnecr , 203 Mo rriain block , Council Blults Buy your coal and wood of C. D. Fuel Co. , G39 Broadway. Telephone 138. A " \Vntoli Trailer In Trouble. E. J. Hall of Kansas City applied at the police station for lodging Sunday night. Among his effects was n largo quantity it.of cheap jewelry which ho claimed ho was sell- Ing. Yesterday morning ho was released ' , but during the forenoon ho returned In company with Ofllccr Murphy , who had ar- vested htm on an information filed by an upper Broadway barber , named Charles Carty , chanilnp him ; with cheating. The barber tear fully showed n. largo , brassy lookliiff-watch which the wily strancer had palmed oflt on him ns pure gold , receiving in exchange aa $18 time picco , tbo watch was of the kind usual retailing at anywhere from ? 2 to fcl.IiO. Hull Insisted that ho was all right and asUcd the pollco to telegraph the llrm for which ho was traveling and ask them what sort of a man B. J. Cones was. Ho explained that Cones was the immo ho went by when ho was at homo , anil that Hall was only a norn deplume plume which ho was in the habit of sailing under when ho got into Jail. Hall was taUca before Justice Patton in the afternoon for a preliminary examination on the churKO of cheating. Ho stated that ho only knew ono lawyer and ho didn't know his natno , but lie thought that If a llttlo time should bo plvcn ho could cultivate the ac- , nualiitanco of ono iind possibly Induce bim ,1Cto defend him , in splto of the fact that ho had no money. Ills case was accordingly con tinued until this afternoon. Bell & Son's now grocery takes the lead oa Upper Broad way. No old stock. Hoys Wanted at American district telegraph ofllco. nauchtcra of Veterans. The newly founded Mrs. Phil Sheridan Tent of the Daughters of Veterans made Its debut In Grand Army hall last evening. The carl/ part of the evening was taken up with an interest Inp ; programme. The exorcises were opened by the singing of "America" by the members of the tent. Hev. L. A. * In" tuon ° " * ciot : * l'liaycri ' after which Miss Halho Bpera , the president of the organiza [ ! tion , Rtivo a brief outline of the principles of the order. ( Jcorgo Scarlcs gave a "Chalk Tain"which pleased the audl- cnco highly. Kov. L. A. Hall thoa made an address , which was followed by a declama tion by Miss Viola Hurgess. Colonel D. maB. , . Daily made one of his characteristic speeches , after which the programme was ended by the singing of ' 'Marching Through Georgia. " After the programme , supper was announced nounced , and for an hour the old soldiers and tholr friends nto bard-tack and hcaa soup , and talked old times to their hearts' content. The remainder of tlio evening until n late hour was given up to dancing , The enter tainment was in every way a success , nnd 1 it Is to bo hoped that it will not ho their last appearance before the public. China dinner sets , Lund Tiros. , S3 Main street. 1'ropnrliiK for the ItnucH , The directors of the Driving Park associa tion hold an adjourned meeting yesterday la thoofltcoof Wright & Baldwin , It was expected pected that the programme of races would bo arranged for the coming season , hut after talking tbo matter overall was decided teem leave the arrangements to the executive com : mlttco , which consists of Mossra. Slownrt Pcregoy , nnd Nat Ilrown of Omaha. An effort has been made by the association to get Into < iomo circuit In order to make tbo race n prominent feature of the summer season' * entertainment. A clrcul' . has been Jens among the associations In Kcokuk , Ottumwn , Crcston , Omnrm , Lincoln , and To- pcki , and the members of the local association tlon are pulling the wires so ns to bo ad mitted to this circuit. This can only bo ac complished by Inducing Kcokuk. Ottumwn , nnd Crcston to have their meetings a week earlier , so as to allow Council HlufTs tocomo In before Omaha In the programme" . So far nothing 1ms been heard from the associations , but the executive committee is still camping on their trail. Correspondence has also boon started with parties In Halt Lake City with a vlow to hav ing a largo number of fine trotters from that city entered for the spring rnccs. A meetIng - Ing will bo held next Monduy at which tbo progress made by the executive committee in these directions will bo reported. At the meeting yesterday Mr. .T. H. Mill- nrd , who Is holding the property of the asso ciation in trust , was nutnorizcu to deed it to n now company , to bo known ns the Union Park association. Call on Schurz-Smlth Co. for chattel loans nud real estate. SO 1'carl st. No. 1H ( Broadway contains the best stock of groceries In the city. J. W. Kolloy. Court Now * . fy the district court yesterday the case of Fred Elghmy vs the Union Pacific railway company wns put upon trial. Tlio plaintiff ls suing to recover $2,000 damages for Injuries which ho suffered during April of 1883 whllo In the employ of the company as brakonmn. Ho alleges that whllo engaged In coupling cars on the Union 1'aciilc bridge his hand was caught between the bumpers nnd two lingers were so crushed as to render it neces sary to amputate them. The testimony ot the plaintiff was almost nil taken , and the case will bo resumed this morning. In ad dition to the trial of this case the following decrees were rendered : Stout vs Etter & Plcrco , continued on motion , Aultman , Sillier & Co. vs John Rltchoy et nl ; Carter Manufacturing Co , vs Miller ; C. It. Savings bank vs Baldwin : \V. S. Sample vs Dan Carriirg continued by agreement. Aultman , Miller & Co. vs Miller , the do- fondant's counter claim was dismissed with out prejudice , nnd an order given for attach ment of the property. Berry Brothers vs Miller , same entry. Vessey vs Jensen , appearance for the plaintiff withdrawn nnd judgement given In favor of the defendant for7i.r ! . L. Mans & Co. vs Kellln & Felt , case ols- mlsscd , no appearance for the plaintiff. C. P. Brasilia vs Lake Manawn railway company , settled and dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Judge McGco returned Saturday night from n visit of several days In DCS Molnos , and opened the February term of superior court yesterday morning. The greater part of the day was occupied In making assign- , incuts of cases and hearing arguments of motions. The full assignment for the term was not made , but will bo completed this afternoon. The following business wns transacted : H. II. Huntlngton vs the city , in which the plaintiff sought to recover $300 extra fees as clerk of the hoard of health whllo clerk of tbo city , verdict for the defendant. D. A. Vaughn vs J.O'Neill , sheriff , re plevin , judgment for the defendant for 8145. Day vs Smith , motion for new trial over ruled. Sclcschlngervs Baldwin , motion for new trial argued and ovrmiled. Ell Sutherland vs Standard Lifoand Ac cident insurance company , motion for new trial argued and taken under advisement. Tea sets , Lund Bros. Call on D. J. Ilutchinson & Co. for choice bargains in lots in Wilson Terrace. Special Inducements for the next few days. The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N. O'Brien. Wicswe-Ijovy , The marriage of Mr. IludolphVeIsso of What Cheer and Miss Anna Levy of Seattle , "Wash. , took plnco Sunday afternoon nt the residence of the brother-in-law of the brldo , L.Ri M. Finkelstetn , 217 So.uth Seventh street , RaDbl Koscncau of the tcmplo in Omaha officiating. The rooms were beautifully decorated with smilax and roses. A hugo CO of the latter had canopy been built in ono end of the room , and under this the couple stood during the ceremony. After the wed ding a line supper was partaken of by the guests , which was followed by speeches by ) giB Hosonnu , W. W. lillger , Dr. M. .VL Bellinger , H. Friedman , A. J. Mandel. L. ! Harris , J. Danbaum nnd others. The floor was then cleared and the remainder of the evening was spent In dancing. The guests present wore from DCS Moir.es , Chicago nnd Seattle. Thirty-eight telegrams were read aloud from friends of the parties in'all parts of the country. Pure fresh drugs at Davis' , opposite Ogden. Best heavy goods , So per cent off , cash. Keller , the tailor , 310 Broadway. BOAIID OP EDUCATION. All Certificates Granted nttho Decem ber Ivvniiilnutlon Called in. The board of education held a lengthy meeting last night at which the report of the commlttco appointed to investigate hens method employed in examining applications for positions as teachers la the public schools ) wns pros anted and adopted. The committee censured Dr. Merriam , and advised the call ing in of all cortltlcatos granted at the De cember examination and compelling the hold ers to pass another examination , They also recommended a change ia the system of working. The regular routine business of the board was disposed of and the opening of the bids for furnishing sites for school houses was Obituary. Mr. J. H. Donkersley of Laramle , Wyo. , a brother of Mrs. B. F. Crummer , died at Dr. ) Crummcr's residence in tbio city Sunday evenIng - Ing from the effects of heart disease and pneumonia. Ho had hoped to go south after ; a week or two , out became rapidly exhausted after reaching Omaha a few days ago. Ills wlfo accompanied him nnd will return to Luramlo with the remains. The blow comes with peculiar and saddening effect just at this time as they buried a bright llttlo girl of eight years Just a week ago. Mr. Donkersloy has llvM In Wyoming fpr twelve years and was well known throughout the state , having been uostmastor at Luramlo during the past four years. Ho wns forty-four years of age , and served during the war of the rebellion In the Seventy-fourth Illinois volunteers. Word has Just been rccelve'd of.tho death of Mrs , KlUuboth Penncll Phraner , sister of Mr. Thomas J. Pcnnoll of this city. Mrs. Phraner died on Friday last , at Chiong Mai , Slam , where she wont to engage in missionary work with her husband. Peddlers * Idccnscs. Mayor Gushing afllxcd his signature to a largo number of poddlors' licenses yoster- ; day. The whole number to bo issued Is eighty-six. The license is $00 , thus giving the city the neat little sum of ? 5,100. License Inspector Hlloy says that ho has more trouble with the peddlers thaa nay her class with which ho nas to deal. Ho finds that ho avoids a great deal ot cheating by hold Ing on to the licenses and requiring tbo peddler to pay 00 cents for a llttlo sign bear ; ing the name and number of the person li censed , which sign must bo attached to the cart of the peddler , In most Instance * hu has found that when a peddler gets both the llconso paper nnd the regulation sigr. ho pives 0110 to a friend and keens the other himself , thus being party to a fraud against the city by enabling two persons to pcddlo under ono license. The Dump I Mr , Specht of tbo council commlttco on police will report nt this evening's meeting In favor of .abandoning the Daven port street dump. The structure ho * bcconio so badly undermined by tire that it is con : sidered duugorous and It will bo closed . on.up huforo some bad accident results from its further uso. r "Tho PrivateSecretary" bcirn.ii n short en gagement last evening Ivt the Boyd , a medium shed audience greatly e'tljoyliigthc ludicrous , though highly Improdnbjo , situations which grow outof the mlstako'u ' identity of two \tco- \ plo , Kcv. Me Spauldlntf , ttio private secretary tary , and Douglass Ciittcrmolc , a wild young bachelor , Nothing qulto so excellent an antidote for the blues has been HCCH on the stngo in n dozen years , and when it was produced at the Madison Square tlicntra with the author , Mr. Gillette , In the titular roloits success was Instantaneous. Since then it has ( icon ono of the legitimate comedies of the stngo and thousands of pcoplo have laughed until ttiolr sides ached over the complications which arise during the development of the story. The performance last evening drngecd con siderably nnd until the .second act the audi ence gave the players llttlo encouragement. After thnt the merriment grow in volume anil by the time the denouement was reached the pcoplo in front wore happy In being able to rcne their acqiinlt.tnnco with Uov. Mr. Spaulding and his coadjutors. Taken ns a whole , the company Is not stroiiL' , but there nro several very bright actors in the cast who save the play from being credited d'cstline. No matter how had the company might ho. however , they could not entirely dim the lustro of the work , which brought Mr. CJlllctto into prominence and which ho has since emphasized by n number of sterling dramas. Mr. A. .T. Dustan has the role of Ilnr. Ho- bert apaulding , anil whllo very reminiscent of Gillette's manner of playing the part , Is very funny Indeed. Tall to endaverousncss , anil a countenance as solemn ns an owl , lip realizes the unctuous humor of the character. It Is unfortunate that r-o Is not permitted to show some orlphmllty In his interpretation , ns ho is too coed nn actor to bo thus chained down by tradition. Mr. Harry Allea as Mr. Cattcrmolo , the East India uncle , was very de lightful and added much to the cast. Mr. Frank Tannohlll , Jr. , a niuno not un familiar to theatre goers , having written sev eral of the brightest force comedies now en tour , played Douglass Cattormolo , and played It con atnoro. Mr. Thomas WIse as a Bond street tailor , who wnuted to soar in the smart world , was very cood. The other members of the cast , while not strong enough to merit individual mention , helped to develop the story in nn agreeable manner. A JIVOK JOKE. Effect of Hungarian Humor On nil Ambitious Politician. BuiuPnsTif , Feb. 10. [ Special Cablegram to Tnc Bun.l The Pesther-Lloyd publishes n letter , and vouches for the correctness of Its details , relating to the famous Abranyl interview , claiming that it was a pract ical joke , designed by n gentleman on Abrnnyl , the Hungarian deputy , In revenge for some fancied grievance which the joker had ngainst Abrauyl. The result was , according to the Pesthcr-Lloyd , that a man resembling Prlnco Bismarck was em ployed to personate , tljo ox-chancellor and Abrnnyl is said to h'avo fallen Into the trap and to hnvo interviewed Prince Bismark's 'dummy. ' ' Herr Abranyl , Iti will bo remembered , in August last published un account of nu in terview ho was supposed to have had with Prlnco Bismarck. The ex-chnncellor Imme diately after the publication Deferred to , re pudiated all the assertions , mado. Ab- ranyi then sought another Inter view with Prlnco Bismarck , but was refused admittance to the ex-chancellor's prcsehco. Abranyl was highly incensed at this proceeding nnd nt tbo taunts nnd jeers- ho received on all sides from the press and from his friends'and acquaintances , and finally ho was eondcd into publishing a letter August 2 in wlilch ho reproduced his former statements nnd insisted upon their correct ness. This brought out another denial from Prlnc6 Bismarck , and a renewed onslaught on the unfortunate Hungarian deputy. On Augustus , as a result of his illcgcd Inter- view with Prlnco Bismarck Abranyl resigned his scat in the Hur/gnrlnn / diet. Two days later the unlucky interviewer published n circumstantial account of his alleged Inter view and was announced to bo seeking a rc- election to.tho diet. The last heard of Abranyl was on Septem ber 20 when the Hamburger Nnchrlchtcn said that Abranyl , In consequence of the Jib ing ho had received on account of his alleged ; interview with Prince Bismarck , was suffer ing so severely from nervous mania that his friends had decided that it would bo neces sary to place him In a lunatic asylum. tVUIPI'IKG TME31IX , The Republican CUUCUH Drops a Gcn- the Hint , Fob , 10. The caucus ofro- mibllcan members of tho'houso was sllmly attended tonight , not more than soventy-llvo members being present. The silver question occupied the greater part of the session and the drift of opinion of those present was ngainst free coinage. Perkins of Kan sas and Barting of Nevada spoke for frco coinage , and Walker of Massachusetts against it. Henderson of Illlnsis , Kcrr of Iowa nnd Andersnn 1 Kansas were Inclined toward a more liberal silver policy , but believed additional legisla tion on tbo subject at this late day unwise for business and political reasons. Cannon spoke : against free coinage and further legislation oa tbo subject. Ho favored giving a subsidy shipping bill and other Important measures , now pending , a chanco. Finally a resolution wns adopted that the secretary bo instructed to request the immediate presence and con tinued attendance of absent republican mem bers during the remainder of the session. REFUSED TO 11B UOBllEV , A. Chicago Jeweler Proves Too Much for Thrco 1 hlcvcs. CtiiCAao Fob. 10. This , evening three men entered the Jewelry store of L. E. Hussnndcr on Clark and Michigan streets , as the pro prietor was removing his jewelry from the show cases preparatory to closing up. A re volver was leveled at him and ho was ordered : to deliver n tray of diamond rings. Hussanaor rushed buck to his desk ana grasped a orfl volver. Ono of the robbers fired a shot flat him which missed and as Hussander returned the llro the three men rushed oufol the storo. The jeweler followed , firing as ho ran Out side the robbers returned the llro , Inflicting itvo serious wound In Uussandcr's Jog. Two policemen , attracted by the shots came voP nnd after a long nnd oxcltlug chase caught two of the robbers In a private residence , wbcro tnoy had rushed and hidden themselves under a bed. The other man , who Is thought td hnvo been wounded , escaped. , Doesn't O-nro to Argue. ISEW Yonif , Fob. 10.SpecIal [ Telegram to Tin : BEE. | Hobert'G. ' Ingorsoll has returned from his western * Excursion and explained today the report serftJ from Minneapolis that ho was to moot tgjintius Donnelly In Joint debate , Donnelly o defend his Baconian cryptogram , the colop9l to uphold the Shake spearean end of the ! fontrovorsy. "I was asked to meet Mr. Donnelly , " said the colonel , "and dbbato this question , nnd ; ll declined. I did , BQ bccauso Mr. Donnelly claims thnt ho has , dlscovercd a cynhcr for Shakespeare. Well , It Is his duty to estab lish his cypher or theory and not to precipi tate a debate on It. I am la the world for [ fuels and , not theories. " Ivei Won the Flrwt. CHICAGO , Fob. 10. [ Special Telegram to Tun BKB.J Frank Ivus won the opening of the - game Hruns-vIck-Balko-Collender - un pany's ' "short atop" tournament last lit , defeating Edward McLaughlln , in a well contested and Interesting gaina by fifty-eight points. Up to tbo twentieth Inning Ivcs had It all his own way , hut then it wont Me- Lauuhlln's way , and In the twenty-fourth inning ho took the load and was in front tat the thirty-first inning , when ivcs closed the game with a run of sixty-six , HtorniH In Oropcct roxnox , Feb. ! . Terrlblo storms are re ported on the coast of Greece , Several ship ping disasters hnvo boon board of with kssos of twenty or mow lives. . * ! ' , AX1 > XO Ttio Combination That Drought On n Unit Collision. Dn.Nvnn , Colo. , Fob. 10. [ SpccIatTolegram to TUB BCEA ] fatal wrack occurred on the Union Pacific nt Brighton , seventeen miles cast of Denver , at an early hour this morning. An extra freight , Inchnrgo of Con- duutor Douglass , wns Inking water at the tank. Fast freight No. 'US , in charge of Conductor Scovillo , came thundering into thocnboosoof the extra , tore through It and five cars loaded with stouc , also badly damaging a car of wheat nnd just missing running Into n car of powdor. No. ; 1I8 wns a double header , engine 77,1 beIng - Ing in charge of Ucorgo HofTcnbcrrfor ami en- glue 1450 in charge of John Downs. John Sprague , llremnn of the 775 , wns caught between the ongiiiu and tender , and death resulted almost Instantly. Conductor Douglass wns in his cnbooso nnd wns thrown out of the wreck , cutting and badly bruising him. Hlchnrd Williams , a hrakomnn on engine 775. wns caught and held between the cnb nnd tender by the hands until released. Ho had a broken jaw , a crushed arm , a thumb torn off and the lingers on ono hand burned to a crisp. Engineer Downs of cnglno 1450 wns thrown from his cnb. Both his legs wcio broken and ho was otherwise injured. Tno other trainmen escaped with a slight shaking up nnd bruises. The accident was caused by the failure to have a Ilagmnn out on the extra and to the additional ( net that the morning was very foggy and dark so that nothing could bo seen ahead of the train. Conductor Douglas'Injuries uro thought to bo fatnl. COVXT llfjKlST'N CHIMES. Violent Cnrccr ol" a Gorman. Xolilt'iiian and Army Ollleer Bniiux , Fob. 10. [ Special Cablegram to TUB Bun. ] Count Klclst , who has been in prison for some time past for nn attempt at manslaughter on Herr Albert , proprietor of a hotel in this city , is ncraln in troublo. On Friday last , On the plea of sickness , the count was liberated from prison. On Saturday ho was seized with a lit of inimical rage , and mnilo a savage attack upon bis valet , who wns In bed at the time. The count beat the man so cruelly that ho fractured his skull. Count Klclst has been rearre ted and taken back to prison. After the count's ' attack on Hcrr Albert in September last ho wns confined in a lunatic nsylum , on the ground that ho was insnno. On September 2 ho was removed from the asylum by order of the crown solicitor , who was ol the opinion thnt tin count's insanity was only shammed foi the purpose of taking advantage of the earliest opportunity to escnpo to the Unltei St&tcs. 'Ho was consequently placed In Mo ubit jail and being nn ofllccr in the army hU uaino was struck oft the army list. During the morning of September ! K Count Kleist attempted to commit .sui cide by hanging himself with his suspenders ponders from a beam in his cell , but wns discovered and cut down before llfo was extinct. Until a month before. Counl Kleist had been engaged to the beautiful nnd wealthy tlnughtcr of Mayor Thompson of De troit , Mich. At the time of the count's at tempt at suieido it was said that the motive for the net was mortifica tion ovei his .oxpulsion from the army. lie was nlso'Sald to have been deeply affected by the suicide ot his friend , Count Sehlclnts , the moral responsibility for which was said to rest with Count Klclst. Count Schlcints ruined himself by gambling nnd committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver on September 1 ! ) , 1800 , MlTHJB 1OLIVE , The Gormau-Ijcnry Fi ht Til-ought to a .Sudden Conclusion. NEW YOIIK , Fob. 10. Paddy Gorman , the Australian middleweight , and Mlko Lcary of Buffalo , met tonight at Oakland rink , Jer sey City. In what was to have boon a fifteen round contest with gloves , but which lasted only six rounds , bccauso of pollco Interference. For the first three rounds Lcary staggered Gorman with right and left banders , but in the fourth Gorman woke up and punished the Buffalo man so hard that ho bad him groggv when the police Inter fered. In the fifth round Loary got in sev eral more good blows , but In tbo sixth Gor man went in to win and soon brought a stream of blood from Lcavy's nose and mouth. The Buffalo man was against the ropes , almost hopelesslydazod , when the po llco stepped iu and refused to allow the light to go on. Tjoyal Legion Meeting. OMAHA , Feb. 10. A special meeting of the connnandcry will be held at the Mlllard hotel , Omaha , on Tuesday at 7:30 : p. m. , Feb ruary 17 , IS'Jl ' , to tuko notion upon the death of Companion General William T. Sherman. By order of brevet brigadier general. AM ISA Conn , Commmundor. HOIIACK LUDINQTOX , Major and Surgeon , U. S. A , , Recorder. The U. S. government are using largo num bers of the Improved Howe scales. Bordcii & Solleck Co. , agents , Chicairo , 111. Tlicy AValvod Examination. J. A. Enms nnd PatrlJlc ICoyes , who were arrested for defrauding 0. K. Wolfe last , week , wore given a preliminary hearing yes ' terday In police court and they waived exam ination and were held under bonds of n00 each. Thirty years ace Isaac Cook started the celebrated Imperial Cliiinipugno. They now muko 10,000 bottles a day. It's extra dry. Wanted for mjirclcr. A fallen woman mimed Mary BrookIng - Ing was arrested yesterday in Omaha as i a fugitive from justice. She is wanted in Kan sas City for murdering a man. Hon. John M. Thayer called upon Tin : BEE yesterday , Both tlio method and results ; n Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is ut and refreshing to the taste , nnd acts gently yet promptly ou the Kidneys ' , Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys tem effectually , dispels colds , head aches and fevers nnd cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ita kind ever pro duced , pleasing to the tneto and ac ceptable to the stomach , prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects , prepared only from the most ) healthy ana agreeable substances , its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most ) popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for Bale in COo and 81 bottles by all leading drug ' gists. Any rcjiablo druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any eubstituto. IPQALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO , OAl , LOUISVIUE , Kt , NEW YORK , rV.f. THE GENUINE GENUINEExtol. . TllK FAVOIIITK TOX1O AM ) NUTIUn.NT. ncconiuicndnl by nil ( imminent I'hyil- duns lno UI7 , fur Dyipopsln , Indigestion , Lung Troubles , The Wrnltniul Debilita ted , niul Nursing Mothers. llownrc oriiniiulloiiH. Tlio Kcnulno lm < the ilitnntnro of "JOIMNN IlOFK" A "MdHITZ iiH.VEIl" : ( in llioiifcfcnf otorr tiolllp. Tlio Ocmilnu" HIHIIUIAt .MoiiilclMin Co. only. 0 Ilarclay Street - Now York. Drs. Belts & Belts PhysUoj , Siir > { eo ns anil Specialists , OUGlA .S STRH1E1T OMAHA , NUU. * Tno moit widely and favorably known r pee- lallsts In tlio Unftol States. Thor : loim' ex perience , remarkable alclll and universal suc cess In the treatment and euro or Nervous , Clironlo and Surgical DKea'ca. entitle tlivio emlnnnt physicians to thn full conlldoncuof the udllctpil nvcrywhiTi' . Tliov Riianinton : A OKIITAIN AND POSITIVE CUKE for the nvrlnl effects of o.irlv vlco and the numer ous ovIUtlmt follow In Us train , 1'IUVATK. IH.OOI ) ANDHKIN DISEASES speedily , completely nnd prriiiurirntly olirt'd. NKItVOUS llEIIIUTV ANM ) SEXUAL 1)IS- ) OKDEH9 y told roadlly to thulr skillful treat- nil'ILE8. FISTULA ANM ) HKOTAL UI.CEUS Biiiiriinteed cured wltliout p.iln or detention from luminous , I1YDHOUKLE AND VAKICOCKLK permanently - nontly nnd successfully cured In every ooao , HYPHILIH. UONOUUIICA , OMJI'.T. Hor- | nmtorrhcn , bcinlunl Wonknoss. Lost Mnnhood. Nllit ( Emissions , Decayed Kncultles , Keiniilo Wonkncif and nil clollcnta dlsoidor * puoiillar to cither BOX positively cured , usnell nu all functional disorders that resiiltfrntn youthful folllnfl or the tneossof Junturo years. TPirTIIRK Oinirantcotl permanently o I Ixlvl U i\lj cured , rornoval complcto , without cutting , cnnstio or dllntntloi : . Cures olTuctcd at homo by patient without a mo * niunt's pnln or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. /I A QTTPT7 rrWPTho awful clTeots of OUIxLi V/Ul\Lrrirly vlco which bring * ori < nno ! weakness , dcstioylnir both mind nnd body , with all Us drodod Ills , iicrmanently uurod. m. ' . RPTTQ Address those who have hu- VO. tLi I U pulrotl themselves by Im proper Indulgence and solitary habit' , which ruin bqth mind and body , unfitting them for bii ! ni > ss. study or mnrrliiRO. MAItlllEl ) MEN or those onlcrlnR on that hujipy life , awuro of phyblcnl debilityijuloJily aoalsted. OUR SUCOBSB Is based upon facts. First 1'ractlcal orperl- once. Second Every cas.o Is specially Rtuflled , thus startlnR right. Third niL-dlclnos uro propaicd In our laliorutory exactly to suit cach , eiis-o , thus Directing euros without Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , 1109 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB. YGUR STOMACH IS OUT OF ORDER , Your breath is bad , your complexion is yellowish. TURKISH TEA is what you need , for it cures all liver , kidney and nerve troubles. 250 package. Remember that HAHN'S ' GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURE is warranted to cure dyspepsia , sickheadache , billiousness , lump like feeling in tlio stomach , or money refunded. Price oOc , of your druircist or by mail on receipt of price. TUlUvISII REMKDY CO. , Omaha , Nebraska. Samples of Tea Si Dyspepsia Guru for "e stamp SUCCESSORS TO II A TfflOR [ { , HOTEL , Tftc Sfttrrnv , < ' ' Hth nnd P/ , tntlntnoHt HttliHtnntlttllu fount r 'fit Mlutfl Jtitllillim | Oninlm. Hffcnil ' Jtetiru tirli-lt Jiff ti-nlln riinnliif/ J'rinn Imminent to i-oaf. All the i-rlllni/H nnil /tooi-Nlincil ivllk Anl > fHton Jin" woof llnlnili innliinii it liiiiiotmlultt tn Inn-n < /nlck. I'irc.fm-niH'H tnttt fli'u alni'iim tlii'ontiltoiit thn bnllillnit , Htrinn lii-nt , hut anil voltl imfcr and MIIHM/I/IIC/JI < < ru i-uciin. Titbit : KiiHiifjiitHHi'il B. BILLOWAY , Prop. HOTEL BELLONE. Corner 14th and Cajiltol Avcnua , Just completed , has 100 rooms , three stairways , from the top to the bottom , has line eluvator and dinning room uorvlce , is fire proof throughout , fine blllanl rooms and thu llnost toilet rooms in the city. Larg ? Sample roomu , Suites with bath&o. Cor 1-Hli and CaultolAve. Street carservloo In all directions. Katou , from $2.00 to $1,00 , SPECIAL NOTICED COUNCIL OLUFFS. Scotl potatoes , l.Wfl"Inuholi nrly Huso nnd Ohio * . Apply to MorliimM Itlslilnn , so" K. liiomlway , or 2rt Vine street ; Council IilulT * . " _ _ lTbllS"iS : for Mlo. I will nafiliiriii hbrWa .1 I rcaMotiiibloprleesiuidKlvoom'yi'.ir'stlino. IntrrrHt nt Opor cr-nti Htitlstnctory security must bo ( ih on. Leonard Kvviutt , Inpnivpotmh nnd Council lltniln property to cxi'hniiicn for louu Iniul. Send full description of what you Imvo loniTvr to Jolinston & Vim 1'ntton , L'OIIIK'll HllllTs , 111 , i A bargain i now nuHlorn nllli nil tliu Into Improvement * . MIVOU rootii < R will soil on rn , jr pnymmitt ; located on tlu < rifth avt'iiiiomntur lino. 1) . J. lliitolilu- soii.OI ? llro.idwny. "iriliSAli : night-room hoiitnniul two \otn. \ JL on llntrlboii st. A modern hou o i.ml li peed hotnu cheap. I ) . J , Iltitohln < toii , 017 llroadniiy , IilJ Very Duo roadster , 4 yonrs. nnd cry Htm family nuvro. i yt < ni : cheap for cash , nno or span , \ \ ltruilo \ \ for \iDiInlitlil- nno. Mtif. llmirlplus , musio teacher , lUSttils- nmii street , Council HIiilTH. SAM. Kino slnulo uitd doiibln ronil- Mrrs and hi'tivy drailKlit IIONOS. Will nlsp fill onlurM for any stvlo of IIIIIXIM wanted , Ii n\oimlnn wllli Dr.V. . L. I'ntton , ( Vnlrat livery nndmlo stables , il ami - " . ' X , Mal'l Council llliiffi FOltS.VLK or limit Cordon land , wlttT bouiun , br J. It. llloo. 101 Main at. , UauuOll BluiN CITIZENS STATE BANK Or Council Gluffe. CAPITAL STOCK 8150,000 , SURPLUS AND PROFITS 65,000 , TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 215.000 DtiircToiis t. A. Millar. * ' . O. atoason , 11 & . ElitiRnrl , li K. Mart , J. 1) . KdmumUoii , Oliarlo * C. llitiman. Tr.insnot Ronor.il Uaiikln ; bnslf ness , l.uruest capital and surplus ot nay u.iukln Soiithwoturii Iowa. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS , M. H. CHA.MBEKL.IN , M. D KYI5 , KAtl. N < MH AND TiiuoAT s I'Kcr ' Ai.ia r , Council Ilium , In. All clhctlMMuf the 1JVB. KAIl , XOSIJ nnil T1IKOAT trtvili'il nJtli tlio grunloil Bklllnnd rnio. CATAUK11 , ASTHMA nnil 1IAV fiVKU : trvntod \ \ Itli ciiilnunt nucct s. _ _ St'imiCAI.Ol'HIUTIO.S'S , where ncuoMirr. pnlq ! c lr iiorfiinno I nlili the titmnit rnro nnil nklll , n tiring perfect riMUltf KINKSr ( ! lASyi.S : iicrur. ntolv priMcrlbcil , correcting nil rofrncUro troublM , n Mjopln , llypcropln nnd AstlKlnntNni , thus rnf ilerlnjtilKlit o.iy , cloir iui.1 palnlon CIIHONIO MHJIlAHil.Vniul 8UK ; UUAUACIIK , nftor yoarJ uf turrllilo millorlnn , no rollofentirely eurml O.lico , llooin 1 , Sh"k-m lllock , over llcng .V Co.'a store , Council lllulls , la. Electric Trusses , Belts , Chest Protectors , Eto. AGENTS WASTED. DR.C.B , JUDD. OO6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la TKLiUIMlONES. OFI'TOE. 07. UHJinEMOH Finloy Burko.Gco.W. Howitt.Thos. E. Oasady Burke , Hewitt&Casady. Attorneys-at-LaAAT TUACTICi : IN THIS STATE AND rjIDEllAR COUUTS. * Offices : J. J , Drown Building , Council H luffs , Iowa W. C. ESTEP , Council Uliifls , , Iowa. 14 North Mnlii Street , , Funeral Director an 1 Mm'tiliiur. ' OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS. Corner Main ami Broidwny , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Dealers In forulKii anil doi\oitlo : roll Collodion niado uud lutero t paid ou Uopoilts. Sims & federal courts , JJooius : i , 4 anil 6 Itunubluck , Uounoll ItlulK low.t D. H. McDaneld & Co. , Butchers' ' and Packers' Suppllss , Market Fixtures , Casing , Pnloes and Sausaga Makers' Machinery. BUCk KiiMuliiHt. , Council Itlulfs , lu. Alsu dealers n Hides uud L'ms. A California Nerve Food. Mnkcs Now Froih llloocl and I'ro. liners Flesh. Cures Aim-lulu , hcroluU , Ilnd Clrrulatlon and all Impurltlos ol the Blood < u e" H ' fuNowlnir Nerve Diseases , viz : Nervous nncl IMiynlnlal Dclilllly , I'Ttnl Kiliuutlon , I're tn.iturn Decay , TreinMInc , llyh'nln , Norv vnii * llnuilacliu , I.um of 1'ovrvr In jlllinr * N rToiin iiH In nny form. C'nlil Ilnn < li or Foot , 1'nln In tlio Hack niul other foruu of Dr. IIob'li'H Norm Tonic E'llln brlnKtho rosy tint of health to the Bhollow ohqoki WcaV , iirrrous iwnclo mould take this iireal Llfa Renewer , Try tlicin , and yuu "III Join tlio thousands of luiiiiy men and woin n who iltillr l > li > si ur. llnbhlornls errat notk In their behalf , 'il.oj are ( ugnr-cnatcd. & 0 ccnU a vial , for salu by liugzUU orliyinatl. Adilrcsa KlII'S MtDICIKE CO. , MOPS. . SAN FjUNCISW , UU tou SAM : IN OMAIIA. BKII. , iiv Kunn A To , Cor. ISlli A DoiiRlHi bllceti. .1 , A. Fuller & Co , Cor 1 Illi A Douttlm Mrccts. A. I ) . 1'mler A Co. . Council Illuffi , Iowa. * nr > pniHcipA1 , r uoiitTo cvtnyWHKRt. JLJ.H. ELECTRIC BELT ° U ? ixIM'0 DIMB THI ri -Z-n\ ' * > film OUaElIil b iMi N . . . . . . , , . . ' U rUCTRIC BEIT AND SUSPtHSORIT .J > < i JJir * III1KI , lltlll t T I Ml yi H PUf t ie , Tar . . * ol UrMritltc HMkntti , glvlo ; rrfrlf.iNlU , Hoolfc. IK , C < .lliiioat Urr U or Klmrlcllt tt > rou t > > ll WIAK I'iitTH. r , lnrlc > ibtm to II Kilt II mil tlflOKIII HPTHMUTH Il.iirle ( iirrnl fill Inn * ! ! ; , or fotfm ! J.ocx ) in cub laBafHll 1-T.-4..1 * ( nr d la ! 1 ! three ? C-J--'JM5' month ' * . S ? d ? fw.W. p oivbl t Frre ' ! t.ll' r * ' * * \NDENF.LKOTR10CQ. . letI Htluriu.CHICAOQ.lU. f < HOW D'E DO ? " Bama anawer cliocrlly , licruuio they are writ nnd full nt ll/r others xutrerlnK from NKItV- OIIM DKIIII.ITY , oir , , nn wcr Klouiullr. | e t uc'iilccl. fi-fti fat * i OUR NEW BOOK " ' ' " . i1"- .tlrlliiidx. tturrrtiH l.'ttiforiit. Jilt Ml' MMSHMVAI , tHt. , Ilullulo.M.Y. Unra 'WHAT AILS YOU ? " Men fllio nro lacking Iti vital force nml vliror , or are M rnU nnil nerini f rum any c.insc. teinl at cncufor ' icnlfil Infotniatlmi , FJIKI ! , nt Iho N > * 'unit nn Nhir > Ilnmn 4'ure. M electric noil- Benin , u BtoiniK'li driiKRlnt { . Certain euro for all AYo.ikncs'rs < > 'men. Aililrrti ' Alliluul'kuriuucvt'o. , Hoc Ol , Alliloii.Mlch. . etniie Jl ansilic mottpowcrful femaliretfuUlor t'cr * fectlvklfe. Nocifall. Iipok1 | l < l. Scnjac.dumpfoi puliculan. AJJieu LIUN UKUO CaUueil , N. V.
