Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEDNESDAY OCTOBEK 7 , 1891.
THE OMAHA B.EE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PKAHL STUBET.
Delivered by Carrier In any part of the City.
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N. Y. P. Co.
Council niuffn Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's ' chattel loam , 201 Sapp block.
If you want water In your yard or house
po to Hixby'a , 30v ! Mcrrlam block.
Invitations are out for the marrlntroof L.
Herbert Hlchsmtlh nnd Miss Cora , daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. U Mlkescll. The core-
rnony lll tcko place at the residence of the
bride's parent * , : > : i'jy ' Avenue C , WcdnesJay
evening , October 14 , nt 7 o'clock.
OoorRO Curry nnd William Kane nro In
Jail awaiting trials before Juilco McCJco on
the ground ol Incorrlulblllty. Their parents
brought thorn In with the request that they
to sent to the reform school. They will htivo
a hearing this morning In police court.
Judgments were entered bv .ludpo Macy
yesterday for the plaintiffs In the following
rases : N.V. . Draper against fumil Vnn
vvuccner , et al. , HM.'M ; Samuel ,1. Gorrlsb
ngnlnst.I. .1. Armstrong , et nl , f l'.1 tin ; .John
Cone against.John Armstrong , et nl. , iittl.M.
John Hnyc.s , n coloicd mnn , had II. P. Miles
arrested yesterday on the charge of keeping
n vicious dog. The animal , which 'nappedat
Hnycs as ho went by , was brought to the po
lice station to bo killed and Nllcs was dis
charged.
The reception which was to have been
given this evening in honor of Rev. nnd
Mrs. K. .T. Habcock has been postponed
until Friday evening , October S > ,
when u will take piaco at the
residence of John T. Stewart , on Hlnff
street. Mrs. Ktowart will bo assisted In en-
lertnlnlng bv Mr < . .1. L. Stewart , Mrs. U. C.
IMoomor , Mrs. I ) . J. Rockwell , Mrs. D. W.
Mrs. John N. Baldwin and Mrs. II. C. Cory.
All friends of St , Paul's church are In
vited.
The Woman's , Christian Temperance union
will meet this afternoon at : ) o'clock at tbo
Young Men's Christian association rooms.
Tbo Improved Order of Red Mor will meet
tonight In their wlcwnm for work in the
chief's decree. All members nnd visitors nre
Invited to bo present. Uy order of the
Cuchcm.
A man-Inge license was Issued yesterday to
Sherman McCold ot Omaha and Miss B'nnm
Heel of this counly.
Yesterday afternoon n hurricane on n small
scale visllcd the court house nnd carried a
ladder nnd a heavy plunk which hnd been
left on the top of the tower by the electric
light men , to the ground , ft fell on Pearl
street with a heavy thad.
nnd nnrrowlv escaped hitting a
passing team , which would nrobnblv have
been given n frco ticket to the happy hunting
grounds If it had been a few seconds Inter.
The Ladles' Relief association of the
degree of Rcbckah , Independent Order of
Odd Fellows , will meet this afternoon at ! 1
o'clock with Mrs. J. M. Matthews , NMJ
Anglo avenue.
A social will bo given tomorrow evening in
the parlor * of the Kirst Presbyterian church
under the nusplcos of the social union. Re
freshments with curious atmcs will bo served
nnd mi attractive proirranimo of musical bc-
Icctions will bo rendered. A novel nnd in
teresting f cat uro of the evening is the A. B.
C. entertainment , which is said to be verv
Interesting. All nro invited.
The Ivnlchts of Pythias e.xvo a ball last
evening In the Masonic temple. There was
n peed attendance and the dancing to the
strains of Oalboy's ' orchestra wns enjoyed by
a large number.
b. Kdmunds will have a hearing in police
court this morning on the charge of stealing
two diamond rings , valudd nt $ , ! 00 , from the
residence of George J. Crane , on Park
avenue.
L. IJIcdcnnan , grand master for Iowa of
the Independent Order of Odd Follows , has
prepared his annual report nnd it is now in
the hands of the printer. When completed it
innko n pamphlet of about I. ! . " > pngcs nnd will
wilt be a vcrv Intcre.sti > ig document. It will
contain the reports of the local olllcers of
every lodge In iho state. The report will bo
rend at tbo meeting of the proud lodge of
Iowa which Is to bo held nt Dnbuquo during
the latter part of this month.
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when
OoWltt's Little Kurly Risers are tnUon
Small pill. Snfo pill. Best nill.
The public is cordially invited to call
at room 'iOO , Mornam block , third floor ,
and hco the pretty things in oil paint
ings , crayon , pastel and fancy neetllo-
work by the Misbos Laughlin. Instruc
tion in any branch of art , 60c a lesson.
Ijnke Man awn Tlmo Tnlilo.
Tor the remainder of the season Man-
awa trains will run ns follows : Leave
the lake at 8:00 : a in. , 1:00 : p. m. , 2:30 : p.
in. , 4:00 : p. m , 7iO : ! p. m. Leave Broad
way at 0:00 : a. in. , 2:00'p. : m. , ! { :00 : p. m. ,
f > : CO p. m. , 8:00 : p. in. On Sundays and
l special occasions trains will run every
V hour.
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Now fall goods , finest line in the city ,
just received at Ueitor's the tailor's , 310
Broadway.
FrankTrimbloatty , Baldwin blk.tel 303
Drs. Wood bury , dentists , 80 Pearl
Bti'eot , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
] to. High trrado work a specialty. "
All kinds of goods stored. 22 Pearl
street. Hates reasonable. J. H. Snyder.
\ \ ' . D. Hardln tins gone en a hunting ex
pedition to Wisconsin.
Mw. Gusta Tllton and dauehter of Boonc ,
nro the guests of her brother , C. G. Peterson.
Miss Mary Oliver loaves todav for Sioux
City , to take In the Corn palace for tbo rest
of the wcpk.
Mrs I. M. Cleaver and Mrs. C. R. Mich-
'jnor of Pennsylvania , mother nnd sister of
Dr. J. U. Cleaver , ure In the city visiting.
Bert Hvans , R. O. Graham , L. J , Smith
mid W. S , Kccllno leave this morning for
Tlcoulc , where they will spend n week hunt
ing ,
Mrs. Dr. Hurd , Mrs. liyntt and Mrs. Dr.
Jackson of Chndron , Nob. , nnd Miss liyntt of
Minneapolis nro guests of Mis. A. B , Cooic
on Vine street.
Mr. nnd Mrs , John Schocntgon have re
turned from tholr eastern trip , which they
took whllo accompanying their son Kdwarll
F. to school In Boston ,
A. L. Hcmlrlcks Is recovering from his
severe Illness of n few days ago , and hH phy
sician states tnnt ho will teen bo able to at
tend to bis business ngaln.
Coroner J , ( J. Waterman loft last evening
for Avoca to hold nn Inquest over the bodv
of an employe of the Rock Island Railway
company who wns killed by the cars yester
day afternoon. Ho will return this morning.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Stcclo loft last evenIng -
Ing for Minneapolis , where Mr. Steoo Is en
gaged to do some of the Interior worl on the
new opera house , bo being an export k tlst in
his line. They expect to return to urouncll
llluffs In a short time.
Mrs. G. II. Jackson loft for What Cheer
ycMerday to Institute a chapter of the Order
of the Kustern Star
A letter bos been received In this city from
D. M. Cnrr , who was formerly editor ot the
Council 11 In IT s Rctlector , Ho is now rlty
editor of the Dally Standard of Anaconda ,
Mont.
DoWUt's Little Early Risen for the tlvor
A Iy WorlCH
The undersigned wishes to notify the
imbllo that an agent , canvassing Council
lilutTs and vicinity asaroprobonlatlvo of
the Twin City Uyo works , is a fraud.
Wo have no bolk-Itor out. All our work
is called for qr loft at our works , corner
A voiiuo A nnd Twenty-Sixth street , or
lit the oIllcuH , (121 ( Broadway , Council
Blulls , nnd 1621 Farnam , Omaha.
G. A. SCUUKIISACIC ,
Prop. Twin City Dye Works.
Swutaon Music Co. , Masonic temple.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
KimballOliampInvea'.raont Company' *
Trouble Growing Beautifully Less.
PLAINTIFFS DISPOSED TO SETTLE.
Itccclvrr llntinnn Glvnn Power to Con
duct tlio Affairs In n Manner
to the ItcM Interest ol'
All Concerned. .
Judge Macy Issued an order yesterday In
tbo district court In the case of George K.
( ! ago against tlio Kltnball'Champ Investment
company regarding the duties of C.IJ. Hannan
was appointed rccolvor by the court a few
days ago. Uy the order , Hannan Is given
power to carry on the business of the com
pany as ho sees lit , subject to certain
limitations , and it Is evidently the
Intention of the plaintiffs , if ono can
Judtro from the powers fronted the receiver ,
to set the company on Its toet again Just as.
soon as Its present troubles have boon sot
tied. Ho Is authorised to defend all
actions brought nalnit the uotppuny , and
employ counsel to brinfj such suits on
behalf of the company ns may bo nec
essary. His action in muploving John
V. Stone on previous occasions 1 * ratified.
The receiver Is Instructed to collect
nil claims and compromise all doubtful
claims , If In bis opinion It is for the best In
terests of the company to do so.
Instead of enforcing the collections of
claims , ho may oxtenu the time for tlio pay
ment , or may renew the same on nny terms
that ho iiiay think best , for any tlmo not to
exceed six months.Vhero tilt ; company tins
endorsed or Kimrantocd paper , ana the
makers fall to pay. ho may extend tno tlmo
not to exceed six months. He Is also In
structed to employ all clerical or oilier assistance
'
ance wnich hu'may think necessary to carry
on the business of the company.
Callpraph writing machlno Is the best for
manifolding and lor speed.
Munilcl & Klein sell furniture , enroots ,
cooking and healing stoves at cost to
quit business.
City IO\I > IMIMPH.
The following Is the statement of the city's
flnarces for the month cnuitiR September 30 ,
according to the renort of City Treasurer
Kinnolian :
On Over-
Iland. drawn.
I'ollco fund SI3.WII ' >
Hond loan fiinil . ' > , ) jT
Intersection grading and
pnxliiR I.S1I W
Intersection sewer sinking
fund . . 4.GTS 60
Judgment fund 111002
\\nter fund l.Hl'J &t
Park fund TO US
1'ark slnklns fund 0 ( > 70
Library 158 14
SpechilRbSoisim'iit sower. fcKaiO 00
Special assessment paving ! MO,8I ! 4U
Special u sscs4inunt Inter
section anil sliluwulk 3,31111
Intersection-.ewer 8,7 S M
Special asser-tiient and
Kr.illii7 .10020
Redemption Gii 15
bower district No. 21 250 50
City bridge fund 3.1VJ 8" .
runded < lebt 14.101 8J
Oenor.il sewer 2'JOs 80
lioncrnl fund 70975
llaluncoon Imiid M.170 43
TotuI 100,084 7C-dOOSI 7fl
Special assessment railing
bunds unsold 2,40000
Special ns < > essNieiit paving
nonds unsold 10,030 00
Total 112,40000
Ills Private
An exciting little Incident took place
yesterday In the district court.
Judge Macy had Just adjourned court
nt noon , and tbo trial of tbo
case of Porogoy & Alooro against
Wheeler & Uoreid had been given an inter
mission. A pile of papers belonging to the
attorneys in the case were lylnir on
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the tablo. I. K. I-'licUinger , tho" at
torney for the plaintiff , picked up ono of the
papers and commenced to read it. Attorney
Situs , who was on the opposite side , asked
him what ho was doing.
"Just readme- this paper , " was the roplp.
"That Is ono of my private papers , " said
Sims , "and I want you to lot It nlono. "
Flicliingor paid no attention , but went on
reading. Sims came after him , and there
was a scufllo. Nothing was said , and no
blows were struck , but Sims pinioned
his little adversary with ono arm
while with his unoccupied hand ho pro
ceeded to take the paper away from him. It
was oil ever In a few seconds , and neither of
the combatants came out of the fray any tbo
worse off for having been in It. Although
Fllckluger lost a little of his dignity in the
encounter , the loss was more than made up
by what Sim * were after It was all over.
Row on n Motor.
W. C. Prcicott called at Justice Ham
mer's court yesterday morning in re
sponse to an Invitation sent him by Con
stable Nicholson , to have a trial on
the charge of assault with In
tent to do great bodily injury. The charge
against him wus changed to simple assault
by the prosecuting witness , A. C. Clark ,
who claimed I'rescott used a mal
let on him whllo riding on an
Knst Omaha motor. Clark's face bore
a largo scar which was evidently the result
of some recent encounter with n hard object
In the hands of someone bigger than ho.
I'rescott plopdedgullty and paid the line of
$10 and costs wbicu was levied utxm him
by the justice.
Ho nt once had a warrant Issued for
Clark's arrest , claiming that lie had been
trying to r.uso a row on his motor when the
affair occurred. Clark was arrested yostor-
da\- afternoon and brought ever from CutOff -
Off Island. Ho was then released until this
morning , when ho will have a hearing In the
poltco court. Both men are employes of the
Omaha Motor company.
Suit for l.unil.
The East Omaha Land company yesterday
filed Us answer In the suit brought
against It some tlmo ago by J. W ,
Paul of Omaha to got possession of
a largo tract of land In the
northwestern part of the city. Tbo com
pany rllogcs ttut It nas spent $1,000-
UOO In Improving the land In ques
tion by cutting uway tbo willows ,
putting In roads and making other
changes , and will spend a llku nmountTn
making still further Improvements If allowed
to retain possession of tbo land. The same
allegations are made as In the Cut-oft Island
case now on trial before the suuremo court.
DoNVltfs Little Kany Itisors ; only pillt
euro sick headache and roguuto thubc-w ol
Ktlilnncn all In.
The United Slates supreme court will open
Its winter term at Wnshldgton on October 10 ,
and sometime during the term tbo Cut-oil cuso
will bo submitted. The evidence Is now all In.
practically , as the witnesses who have not yet
been examined urusald to agree substantially
with those who have already tcstilled , and no
now facts would bo brought out by Intro
ducing them. It Is also said that there Is
but little uUcropnncy between tbo testimony
adduced by the Nebraska attorneys and those
of Iowa. The only point of difference Is In
regard to the ruio of law that Is to govern
the case.
Not being an appealed caip , It does not
have to wait four yours or more In order to
have a trial , but will probably have n hear
ing at once and t > o decided In a short time.
Attorney ( ienor.il Stone will go to Wasnlng-
ton at the opening of court.
Oh. only had her complexion I Why , It
Is easily obtained. Use Pozzonl's Complexion
Powdor. _
Clothing Mora Itolilieil.
Stein's cjothlnp itoro , 710 West Broadway ,
was entered by burglars early yesterday
morcinp , and a lot of clothing was carried
away. Among the missing property were
two overcoats , a couple of suits
of clothe ! and some bats. The
visitors obtained access to the place through
tbo rear room , which Is used as a store room
for feed by the man who keeps next door.
They then forced open iv window between
the two rooms and got In. There is no clue
to the thlovos.
OMAHA'S H ANITA II Y Ij.VWS ,
Commissioner Andres Issues n Card
to ttic Public.
Sanitary Commissioner Philip Andres Is
experiencing some dlfllculty In getting the
affairs of his ofllcc Into proper working shape.
Tbo business of the oltlco was conducted ,
prior to Mr. Andres' term , In such n haphaz
ard , careless manner , that the citizens guncr-
ally do not understand what his duties are
nor do they appreciate the fact , apparently
that ho has the authority to enforce the reg
ulations ho Is working under. Mr. Andres
has prcnarcd the following statement for the
benefit of citizens and- property owners generally
orally ;
All measures of roforin , In any direction ,
often meet with decided otipo-iltlun from par
ties who Imagine that thulr privileges and
rights are Infringed upon by t'.io enforcement
of such measures. Nothing will aggravate the
common inortul more than the enforcement of
what ho Is pleased to term "arbitrary" me as-
nres : no mailer whether thu community will
be hunclltcd thereby or not , he Is loth to glvo
up his way of doing things , hU custom of
yore.
In nodcpartment of municipal government
Is this opposition ni'iro manifest tluin in that
of sanitation. A good dc.il of th s opposition
Is d iiu to the fact that the clt I/ens are not en
lightened on the subject , and have only an
Imperfect knowledge of tne law. I have been
trying to syt inl/o the sanll-iry w.irk of tbo
city as nc.ir us e ui bo done under our present
ordinance , to brill ? alxmt the best results. In
this undertaking I hnvo bad the support of
the honor , tldo city council , us null as the
Hoard of Health and the police
force. In only a few cases was I
compelled to ImoUo the aid of thu
police court. When once the Intent of thu
law Is properly understood , a better anil more
rigid enfoicemont will bo attained. A thor
ough system of sanitation can only be In
augurated and maintained when wo will
ha\e done away wltli the "feu systom" for
hauling garbage and refuse ; when the same
lias become a eltv chaise and the expenses
are defrayed In tno manner of other depart
ments of this city.
Thu ordinance ere itlngthc office of snnltar
commissioner provides that ho shall be up
pointed by the mayor , subject la the appro * al
of the city council , to servo during tno term
of the olllcer making thu appointment , mid
slmllglvoa M.OO. . ) bond ; under thu direction
of the Hoard of Health ho .shall have control
and supervision of all sanlt.iry iiud health af
fairs of the city. Including thu removal of
dead animals , nnd shall act as clerk of the
Hoard of health and commissioner of health.
The ordinance pif-scd and approved last
Juno relating to the removal of garbage pro
vides that no ono shall engage In It without a
permit , for uhlch they Minll pay iS : a year
and give u bond of J.VJJ. nnd thulrsolo compen
sation shall be fees They must tiso watur.
tlKht "au'ous with tli-'ht covers and must bo
kept clean and not allowed to become olfen-
slvo.
Cnrbago must bo removed t\vlu a week
during : tbu summer nid once a week during
December. January , February and March.
Any person hauling garbage otbor than his
own without a permit shall be lined not less
than 1 nor more than i.O. Thu uollcu muse
report all nuisance ! ) and keep a record of
them ,
Ociuniants of buildings must provide recep
tacles for ashes and u.irb i e. ana pay the
garbage man ihu local fee for lomovln con
tents at stated times under penalty of a line
for each otTenso.
Licensed guroagemcn are liable to a fine for
ncKluctlni ; or refusing to haul such matter or
charging more than the prescribed foe.
It la a misdemeanor snojcut to tine to throw
any rofus'j or garbage Into any street or alloy
or allow It to remain on one's premises , or to
throw It In any nutter , c.itch basin or sewer ,
The ordinance minting to ceas-pojls and
water closuts provides that every occupied
building must be furnished with u suitable
water clo > et , which must bo connected with
sonu when ootslblc. Cess-boo ! cleaners are
compelled to make certain rounds and may
charge 10 cents pur uublo foot for contents re
moved.
Night soil can only bo removed at nlffht and
must bu handled In u prupur wagon and water
tUht ve sol. Vaults. clouts or i-css-pools
must be cleaned within II vo days after notice
has been given by the chief of pollcu or Hoard
of Health or unv authorlred olllcur. Vuu.ts
must bu at least six feet deep and shall bo em
ptied when tilled to within three feet of the
Mirfncu. The contents must bo removed be
fore Oiling with earth or covurinu with any
other material. A violation of any of these
provisions may be punlsluU with a line of fiom
* . ' 0 toi.'oo or thlrtv clays' Imprisonment , or
both , and each day of neglect shall bu deemed
nscp.ir.ito und distinct olfonse. All sanitary
and police olllcers are expected to report nnd
prosecute nil violations of thlx ordinance.
The following are the rules governing the
sanitary department :
1. The garbnso men will report dally to the
sanitary commissioner the street and number
In their district , whoiu garbage Is not hauled.
or u nuisance tolerated us well us abate
ments.
2. No licensed garbage man will bo permitted
to haul garhairo In a wagon not constructed
according to ordinance.
'J. All R rb i o men must get tholr orders for
hauling garbnga from places where leported
nuisances have been abated und report the
same back to the ollluo.
4 , Nogiirbaitoniitn will bo permitted to use
more teams than his license calls for without
special permit.
5. All garbage men .ire to use a hell to an
nounce their piesenco to their putions.
0. I n order to protect purhacu men In the
lawful discharge of their duties , they are re
quired to report to this ollluo the names of
parties who urehuiillug garba'0 or manuru
contrary to law.
7. Uarbapo men will confine them ° olvcs to
the tenltory assigned to them by the commis
sioner.
s. NUht scavengers will report to thlsofllcu
nt8 n. in , dally to receive orders for abating
nuisances.
U , Any night scavenger whoso tools nnd
wacons are not In proper condition will bo
rlsldly ovcluned from doing any work.
I' ) . Any scavenger found on the streets be
fore 10 p. in. or after . " u. in , will bo culled to
account.
11. All sanitary police sire required to report
at thlsolllco nt s o elook u. in.
12. Night .sca\e.uors must bo careful to
dumi ) the night soil Into the ilvcrundnot
beuttcr thu SMIIU over tbu ilunin ,
111. Kvery curbasjoman must wash his box at
the dump dally and sprlnklu the saniu with
lime , nnd mti-t piouorly clean uu places where
Kurbago bus been hauled fiom.
11 The dumnmusturs are required to pre
vent piitics from the use of the dump con
trary to law ,
15. Garbage men must have a Blgn painted
for each sldo of tholr wagon , giving the name ,
number of license nnd number of the district
to which each has been assigned.
The following uro the licensed garbage men
nnd the sanitary district to which each has
been assigned : Sanitary district 1. I'hnries
Westergnnrd : s-iiiltnry dlstrlet 2. Olu 1'rod-
crU'ksun : sanitary district a , Henry Coombs :
Hanltury district 4 , J. Hunks ; sanitary district
5 , It. N. Mday. sanitary district P. Ah. Travis
Hiul Jobn Travis : sanitarv district 7 , William
IKiltnn ; sanitary district < , ulo I'rederloU-
sen ; biinltary district 0. K. rievolnnd.
Licensed cesspool clennurs I-a/arns & Son ,
John Nelson , .lames 1'ullur , James I.athum ,
Soron UvvrRiinrd.
With the united siipport of the authorities
nnd the public generally. I hopotobeublo to
report tin Improved sanitary condition of the
city In the future. Very respectfully ,
I'lllUI * AtiDUKS.
Sanitary Commissioner.
Rise In ICrlf irtouk.
Nr.w YOUK , Oct. 0. Heavy buying orders
have been executed in Erlo stocks and bonds
and in the bonds of the Chicago & Hrio road
yesterday und tooay. The buying Is accom
panied by rumors that sorao dual Is pond
ing , that the Vanderhilts hnvo obtained
control of the stock and that a pool , in which
Cammack is a prominent member , has taken
up a largo amount of the stock. The general
Impression Is that the movement U n specu
lative ono , based on the continued Improve
ment in the condition of the
company under President King's man-
mugemont , which Inads miuiy of tno present
holders to bollovo that It will bo but a few
years before tbo common stock ls a dividend
payer. It Is stated that ? 7,000,000 of the sur
plus nirnings of the road have boon expended
In additions and betterments by the present
management.
Conlewslcm of a MlHuronut.
Nnv LISIIOX , O. , Oot. 0. William Canflold
has confessed having turned the switch
which wrecked tbo limited train on thcPonn-
svlvanla road at New Palestine a foiv weeks
ago In which ttirco mon were killed. Ho
says ho attempted to wreck the train to
plunder it. He Is In jail here.
OomooiMtiu .MIsHlonnrles Talk.
SiNFmxcisco , Cat. , Oct. (5. ( Congressman
Bynam ot Indiana , and .Senator Rtulkncr
suoko last night on the Issue * of the coming
political campaign , at a domocratlu mcetlig
which was attended by several thousand
people.
In I ho Fin men.
Pa. , Oct , II. A number of
fnunohousai burned tbU morning and James
McGuIre perished In the Humes.
Hail a Hurt ! Voyage.
SAN FIUM-ISCO , Cal. , Oct. 0. The Nor
wegian bark Kuropn arrived .vestorday liJO
days train Hamburt ; . She had a stormy pas-
sago and durlnr the trip1 ibfce of the w
died from disease and Dab was loit or-
board. | , ,
Hctvnril Tor U'ooiU * .Alur ! oror.
Oiuxn POIIK , N. D. , 60,1. . -Mayor Brown
of East Grand Forks hai" offered n reward of
$1,000 for tno nrrest of1' ( ho , murderers of
Judge Woods , who was shot Sunday morn-
"g. '
Dotncst'iO.
The report that Secretary Illalno Is again 1
Is denied. . .
I ) . II , linker , mnnuftiotnrer of boots. nnd
shoes nt Arlington. Mnssjj hits assigned.
The mn sicro nt 2 > M White settlers In the
state of Hldnlgo. Mex. , bus been denied.
The Xcz 1'crces reservation In Oklahoma
territory Is to ho opened to settlement soon.
All hope of rescuing the miners entombed In
the Richardson colliery. Pennsylvania , alive
bus been abandoned.
The physicians nnd attendants of Clener.O
I. eo at Alexandria. Va. , regard his condition
ns slightly Improved.
The liabilities of thu I'lUmp-burc , Pa. , bank
which ImsolO'cd Us door * , are placed at UWO-
( Xli ami thu assets nt Jjvo.oo.
Deputy Shorltf Oaston and a bartender h.if
been found murdered In a saloon nt Arthur
City , Tux. lloth were snot In the buck.
It U reported that Secretary Illalno will
make three speeches In the present campaign
In Massachusetts- lloston , Worcester nnd
The well known firm of Ucorgo Gutter .V Co.
of IH I'nso , Tux. , has been ol/eJ by I'nlted
States Internal revenue olllcers for alleged
violation of the Internal ruu'tittulnws.
Thu national executive boird of United
Mine Workers have concluded their session nt
Columbus. U. . air.l adjourned after making
many valuable suggestions for thu benefit of
mine workers.
Thu president has granted u pardon , to take
etTot't.Uctober ! . " > , In tnc e.iso of ( leorgo W. Andrews -
drows , convicted In Colorado of misusing the
malls. md sentenced July 2 , IS'Jl , to six months'
Imprisonment.
A fvo-story frame building was destroyed
by lire Sunday und Mrs. Wagner and her two
children , wbu lived In an upper story , were
burned to death. Another child was seriously
burned und Is not expected to live.
James MeCann. n bartender nt Fcirber's
saloon between Seventh nnd Klghth streets ,
on Olue. St. Louis , Mo. , .shot live bullets Into
Hugh Uorhmun at 1UIT Market street this
afternoon. Gorham's wounds are fatal.
At Cascade Canon , Colo. , whllo K. li Donno
nnd bis son wore out hunting tbo l.ut < * kuccl-
duntully shot his father , th > bull entering the
back of his head , killing him Instantlv. The
deceased was superintendent for thu Cascade
Tonn company.
The seventeenth annual convention of the
Catholic Voting Men's National union has
convened at I'hlladclphia. Three hundred
und fifty delegutcs are present from all parts
of the country. The convention will remain
In session for two days.
Foreign.
Chuncollor Von Caprlvl of Oermunv has
given orders tli.it thu prosecutions bu be''iin
against .socialist , workmen for attacking him
at a punlle meeting.
Thomas Amber & Sons , propr'otors of the
Atlus mills In Hr.idford. Hrrr. . have called n
meeting of their creditors. The liabilities of
the concern lire placed at 1,123,005.
The Spanish government Is negotiating u
treaty of commerce with Portugal. In this
connection It Is Intimated that no future
Spanish treaty will contain thu favored nation
clause.
A dispatch from Snntander. Spain , says the
fire nt the hospital has been quenched , but
that the Humes are spreading olsuwhcro with
nlnrming mpldlty. Kourtqon houses In the
Cullo Cosnoros nnd eight houses In the Callo
Monte are doomed.
The thirteenth annual mqotln of tno Amer
ican Institute of Mlnlng.Kri'jInccrs husopcned
at. ( i.en Summit , I'n. sixteen persons were
udded to the membership roll , which now
reaches ,000 members from every stito und
territory nnd many foriilgn lands.
It Is reported that tlio. heir to the crown of
Konmania bus renounced thu throne nnd In
sists uuon innrryliig MHo. Va aresco. The
king bus Invited to the capital the youngest
son of Leopold of H henx.olleni. with the Idea ,
It Is supposed , of making him heir to the
throne. '
Cutting Up Corn.
As the limo is nd\v at hand for the
cutting up of the corn , fodder , wo publish
'
lish the following'suggestions from
"Uncle A ml row , " - cljpped from the
columns of the Journal of. Ajjriqulturo :
"Ono trouble with a majority of the
farmers is , they do not cut up corn until
it is too dry to make good fodder. My
experience is. that tho' best time is as
soon as tno hustc is one-third dry. My
way is to have the slfocks fourteen hills
square , unless the corn was very light or
very dry. As it is liable to mould , tie
the gallus in the ceuter of the proposed
shock if the hills are good stout ones ; I
always insist on having good btout hills
for gallus hills ; would rather have the
callus at ono side than make it of woalc
stalks. Commence at , wo will say , the
southwest corner of the proposed shock ;
facing north , cut two rows north till
oven with the gnllus , then turn east
with ono row , and bet up the load thus
gathernd on the west side of the gallus ;
then go to the northeast corner facing
south , cut two rows south till oven with
the gallus , then ono row west to tlio
gallus , setting It up on tno east side ;
then go to the northwest corner , facing
east cut two rows" cast till oven with
the gallus , than ono row south to the
gallus , setting it up on the north side ;
then go to the southeast corner , facing
west cut two rows west till oven with
tlio gallus , then north with ono row ,
setting it up on the south side ; then
back to the southwest corner , cutting
same as before but setting up the leaden
on the southwest corner of the shock ,
then to the northeast corner setting up
on the northeast corner of the shock.
Do likewise with the other two corners ,
then there will bo just one lo-ul for each
side. Sot up the one on the southwest
on the west side ; the ono on the north
east on the east side ; tlio ono on the
northwest on the north side ; the ono on
the southerns ! on the south side ; then
the shock is well balanced. In setting
up bo careful to notset it up too straight ,
but set it up slanting enough to point
up well at the top ; then it will turn rain.
I never tie the shock ; if they are put in
tills way they do not need tying and it
saves time , which is of some value at this
'
time of the year. In my 'experience of
three years with fodder taken care of in
this way , I have not lost any moro than
those that tie the shocks.
"Tho first dump spell that comes after
the fodder has sulllciontly cured I haul
out my fodder and coin ; ' all together. I
never haul it out v/huq'it is very wet , ns
it will cause it to rot. I sot it up 'in
winrows , running cast and west , that
lire about four foot broad at the top , I
then plaoo the butts of the fodder on top
of the winrow near Ujq center , letting
the tops hang down 'dti''tho south stdo ;
then place the fodder the same way on
the north side , only lob the butts extend
about six inches above the butts on the
other hide. This will' make a good roof
for sheltering the foddor. Tnen husk
out all tlio oars you can see on the out
sldo to keep the chickens from scratchIng -
Ing the foudor amU''w'astinir the corn.
Never husk out the fotldor In the Hold ,
as it necessitates traveling ever the
ground twice whllo u , ,1s wet Another
great drawback is. wjiph husked in the
Hold the foddurm is generally
laid Hat down in the Held
und the corn in n scattered heap , and
both lett to await the good pleasure of
the very busy farmer. Tlio result is ono
or both generally take two or three
soaking rains. The corn Is then nearly
rotten and the fodder Is about as palatable -
able to stock as rotten wood , and con
tains very little more nutriment. Vi'lum
it is all hauled in together it can bo
huMcod out at 'odd spalls , ' the corn
hauled to the crib and foddur wlnrowod
In the same way as boforo. Some of my
neighbors have considerable trouble to
got tholr stock to oat fotldor that is
husked In the Held. With mo the
trouble is to got enough of it for my
Ht ck to eat , as my mules and cattle pre
fer it to good timothy hay.1'
Ki'fnrm In I'aii.iiua.
Panama , the once gay and godless
Babylon ol the Isthmus , to becoming
virtuous and Puritanlc.il in horacarnnd
seedy days. A Sunday closing decree
was promulgated there two weeks ago
providing that all places of business ,
with n few exceptions , shall be closed on
Sundays. The exceptions are the rail
road and steamship ollices , for urgent
business only ; hotels , drug stores , res
taurants , cook shop * , bakeries nnd the
ice house. Out the exempted places that
sell splrltsaro requested to post a big
placard notifying that no drinks wilt bo
sold before p.m. , when the prohibition
ceases. The market , grocery stores nnd
barber shops may bo open until 11 a.m.
The newspapers continue , to announce
the winning numbers in the Sunday
drawings of the Panama lottery , so pre
sumably the lottery is exempted us n
necessary business.
Cntillni ; C'liolorn lie I'reventoil ?
An nfllrmatlvo answer to this question
Is moro important than a llko answer to
that other question BO often asked ,
namely : "Can hog cholera bo cured ? "
Ufcourso , when n fatal disease has once
attacked a herd of swine the most im
portant question to the owner nnd tlio
ono for the answer to which ho is willing
to pay most roundly , is : "Can the
disease bo cured ? " but disease , even if
not fatal , Is always harmful , so that if
the owner can prevent it ho is far bettor
olT than if unable to prevent but Is able
to euro it.
In this , as in many other matters , no
teacher is so valuable as oxporieiu-o.
Erl Hansford , a Shawnee county farmer ,
whoso address In North Topokn , gives
an alHrmativo answer to the first ques
tion. So certain is ho of his ability to
prevent hog cholera that ho lias , bought
unalToctcd hogs out of swine herds in
which the death rate from cholera
was alarming and has never
lost a hog by this dread
disoaso. Mr. Hansford's preventive is
as simple and cheap as it is sure. His
custom at all times is to feed salt to his
hogs twice a week , just as regularly as
lie salts his cattle. If the hogs are un
accustomed to salt they will at first oat
too much if it is given them. The only
harmful consequence of that is that it
will vomit them ; but they boon recover
from this. But when accustomed to salt ,
hogs , as well as cattle , should bo given
as much as they will take. When prop
erly salted and well fed , hogs have very
little disposition to root in the ground ;
or , ns Mr. Hansford put * it , "you don't
see them standing on their heads in
holes in the ground hunting for salt. " *
When hog cholera is feared Mr. Hans-
ford feous his hogs "roll sulphur. " They
will not heat the common Hour of sul-
nhur , and it is therefore no use to give
it to them ; but they eat roll sulphur
readily , and when once they know it ,
run after it. Of course Mr. Hansford
avails himself of such onportunjties as
present themselves of giving his hogs
the range ot a Hold , but ho relies on salt
and sulphur as his chief preventive of
disease.
These facts were trivon to iho Kansas
Farmer in a conversation ono day last
week.
A Society Fable.
Detroit Free Press : A horse , made
restless in the night by reason of the
bounds of revelry in his master's palatial
mansion at the other end of the lot ,
slipped his halter and in the absence of
the hostler , who was in the basement
making love to tno chambermaid , ho
strolled leisurely out into the back yard
and came to the house.
Peering into the windows , which were
open for Ventilation , the Horse hoard
the conversation of numberless Nice
Young Men present , nnd old ones , also ,
and observed , too , the general style of
them. The moro ho heard the less fav
orably ho became impressed , and when
Ono at a rear Window , blow a cloud of
Cigarette binoko into his face , the limit
was reached , and tht Horse boldly
walked uu through the Port cochoro
and was half way into the largo and ele
gant hall of the Mansion , When his
Master hearing the unusual disturbance ,
came forth.
"Got " ho exclaimed "
out , angrily ,
"what in Thunder arc you doing hero ? ' '
"Going into society , " replied the
Horse , in a soft , pleasant voice.
"Well , you can't como in hero. This
is no place for von. "
"Why not ? " inquired the Horse very
respectfully.
"Because it isn't. You belong in the
stable. "
"Hats , " answered the ITorso , for
getting his training and manners ; So
ciety relocates a Horse to the Stable ,
when it welcomes so many Donkeys to
the Parlor. "
His Master was so greatly shocked by
this heretical utterance that ho caught
up a heavy Whip from the Hat rack and
larruped the Horse until ho was really
glad to got back into his Stall.
Moral Don't talk about your kin
folks.
'Jin : Modern .uodoin.
The wickedest place in the world , ac
cording to all reports , is Port Said ,
where outcasts frftm the four quarters of
the earth are gathered.
Germanized Koyalty.
Of the twenty-seven royal families of
Europe two-thirds are ( iormnns , but
there are two or throe of them that do
not chum it to any extent.
OJiE MASS OF SCALES
Aflllclcil Ycni-s ! ) } Dreadful Skin uiitl
lllood ] ) I > nmO | vjlth Intense
I'nin niitl Loss of Hair.
All Olhor Iteinetllfs rail. llplhel In-
Bluntly nnd Cured In Four Wt-pks
Ity Ilio Cutlt'urii ItcmcillL'S.
I have a few words to * ay re iirdliu the CfTtcrnA
ItKMiMHK ! ' . They Imvoriiri'.l nioln four weeks' limo
fromn bkln and lllood ll enso which llmio had forever
over tlirco ycurs. At cartala llmci , my skin would
be very tore , and nlvr.ijrs kept crnciliu nnd puollnx
off In white scnlus. In cold wmther my fuco wm onu
mass ot nettles. When In the told tilr the puin vsui ln <
teniM'i It would nlnioit hrtnz tears tu my cyui. nn I
my blood nlso being In u poorc < n.lltlun , wiiluilusiof
hair. 1 hnro trie I every known rciuoly thnt wm
rccommondi'd to mo , but It was of no me und gnvo
mo Tory Ifttlo bcnallt. M ) , lifiir.ru "T tin Curic'Uit V
IIKIIKIIIF.S , I concluded to v\in \ thum a IrUl , Tliu
tlrst aiipllcntlon euro mu iiaiu L liuiaut ri'llot. In a
a few wvckV limo I found inyrelf curo.l , und 1 nm
thunkfiil for whnt tlmy IIIITII donu for mo. Voftr
CI'TICUHA UKMKIIIKS nre u blv liu to thoio nhu
may Imvu thu opportunity to use Ihum. I can recuin
moud thc'iii to any cue.
KIIML'.Nn KKIIA3.
Wl'-t ' Union Are , Chk-au < > . 111.
Cuticura Remedies
I'tTect ilntly morouroat euros of liumor > nn I dl eie >
uf the 'kill , tritlp , nnd blood tbu.-i nil other ranuUlui
coniLlned. Cl'TiiuiiA , Iho urt-nt S-kln Cura , nnd
Ill'Tiri'llt SIIAI' . an oirjuisiti hUn I'urltlur and
Ikautlftr. vxlvrnally , mil fi rufiiA ItLsiiLvcsr ,
Ihu new lllood I'urlrlcrunilur.nlou of Humor Koine-
dli'i , Intern illy , euro orory opu'leiuf llchtiu , burn-
In , > cn < y pimply. nd blotuhy ilH-.iie < of tha ikln.
crnlp , nnd bloini. from Inf.uify 10 ak'e , Inini plinplei
to rofuin , when Hie boil physlclaiu anl nil othur
rviua llu * fnll.
Sold ovnryHhere. I'r'rr. ' OtTii'l'lH..Vi'SoAl ) > ,
lVi ItKsoi.VKSr , II. 1'ivpnrud by the I'orrKli
Ullllll ft ClIKMU'tl. t'OIII'O \TIOV. . lluS'.Dn.
j-HT"Scnd for"lluw ID euro' kin lisonm ( > , " 01
pngex. A ) Illiistrallons. und ID ) lostltnonlals.
1)l\rrirH. Idnvk-honili. nil. muich clmi > | > dand
J ill oily iklnrurvdbyCl TH PIIA i-oAl- .
OLD FOiKS PAINS"
r'ull of comfort for nil I'ulm , Intlnni-
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r . . initaulantroui , mid iiiiuniflv ,
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Works , Cor. Ave. A and 20th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who have nhop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have
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'
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thirty ) ears lunllijr tlio people. K > ery r Ingle Hpo-
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Tin-no Hpeclflca euro without drtiKxIn * , purg
ing or reduclUK the 8 } item , nnd oru In fact nnd
deed the \crolcn re medic * oft hc\Vorld.
UBT OF ritivcint. yoa.
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.
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I ItbeunmtlHiii , lUieniiuUli'rains. . . .
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flPKOIAr , . Phanrton nolH Waltz ( the pop-
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IDK un thrcu wrappers of Shandon HollsHoap.
sjinrt Idc in stamps for sample bottle SAandon
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Galvanized Iron Cornice Works ,
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Killmntes fimiMied on nil kin.li or riulrnriliol
Iron CornlcuVork. . Iron lto < iln . btoro l''ronli iinl
Copper Work. AnliUi ? worit a. spjclilir. Torrai-
poii'leucuaolicliod from points WJ nillji from Coim
clllllutltandUm.iha.
SASDAI.WOOl ) CAl'BLTI.Kd nre the
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rczulir phynlt-lntM for Iht * euro of
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'ConUlinsr'8 Life :
MANSIONWASiusr.rov , I ) . C. ,
Nov. b , 1ST ! } . .My Dear Senator : When the
chlof Justiceship becnmo vncnnt I necessarily
looked with anxiety to some ono whoso an-
polntmcnt would bo rccognl/cd ni cutlroiy
llttlnp nnd ncceptahlo to the country nt large.
My own preference wont to you ut onco.
Hut ( determined and announced thnt iho
nipolntmont ) would not ho mndo until tlio
mooting of conpross ; that I thought a chlo
Justice should never ho subjected to the mor
tification of a rejection. The possibility o
your rejection was not draamod of. Hut
think the conclusion of waiting for conllrma
tlon was right on principle.
I now wish to htato to yon that my first
convictions on the subject of who should bo
.ludgo Chase's successor have received con-
Urination by tirno , nnd I tender the nomina
tion to jou , to bo inado on the muotliiK ot
concress , In thu hope that yon will acuopt
and In the full belief that no moro uccOntnhlo
appointment could bo made. Very truly ,
yours. UK. . ( in INT.
The Hon. Uoscoo ConkllnK , U. H. S.
Utiri , N. Y. , Nov.JO , ISra.My Dear Mr.
President : Your luttcr of the hth ln.it. , post-
uipruod > ho tilth , came herodnrlntr my ah-
biiuce. On the Hit Cienoral Hnbcock mailed
a copy , which rosobed nm nt New York on the
l.'itn , and the npuro since then ynd will not , 1
trust , thin Ic too long for duo reflection.
You offer mo the chief Justiceship , and thin
confidence outweighs all Iho honors of the
piano.
My transfer now from the scnato to the
hunch Involves consldoiMllons not only bo-
vend thosi ) before you , and , after much
l lion tht , 1 am convinced that , In vlmv of the
wbolo case , you would agree with mo that
another appointment should bo made.
I will not detain you witn reasons nor with
expressions of tha profound sunsu of obliga
tion to you which will abide wltn mo always ,
but , ins tad , I ask you to lot your cholco fallen
on anotnu , who , however HHO iualilleii | , ho-
Hove * , ns man and lawyer , as I bcliovo , in the
measurtn you have uphold In war and In
pcaco. Your friend nnd norvnnt ,
KoMii" CuNKi.ivn.
His Kxculloncy. President Uant. . Wash
ington , U. U. _ _
liil'uriiiaiiiin
Do you know that any old nero or cut can
bo absolutely oil rod by tno Intelligent use ot
Huller' * HarbodVlro I.lnlmont , iiu murol-
ful to your hur.su and try it.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150 000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70.00
TOfAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . ! . $225.000
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It. Illinium. Trans.let gmicnl hinUtni { Ijnsl-
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In South western lovv.i.
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OMoit orunnl7pil lutiit Itn tha cltr t'orclun nnd
ilumeUlo CYChaitiio ami oatl ocurltliM ipclal :
attention pnl.l to col l ctlotn. Accjtinti of linllvia-
uals , bniiki. Imnkurs and corporation ) aollcltjl
r < irrp < | Mi ltnco In TltoJ.
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and Incandescent Wiring' .
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K- Attorneys at Inw. 1'rao
a tuo | i , , the state nuii
federal courts. Itoams .1 , 4 and 3 Shugart
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. J. LIUllIllJLlb , i'iri stroal , ever lliuh-
nell'.s .store. Telonhono No. UVI. Hnslncsi
hours. S u , m. to I ) p. in. Council Illulls , I k.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AT TlCi : Is heroliy u'Tvon"Hint the riioonix
* ' nnd Mining company , Incorporated
tinder the Itiusnf the state \ehraslin , n ill
not , bu ii'sponslhle fiif nny debts or llahllltioii
\\hnisou\or Incurred .since . .liini- . ixll. oilier
than debts nnd liabilities Incnired through Itn
duly qualified olllcern. namely. JoM'pliTimmr ,
niesldont , and .lohn 1'ii'cso. trensiuer. room
i'.lt ! MeiTlam block , Council III oil'la. . I'lioe-
nl\ Coal Mlnln ; company , pur John Freest * ,
t-ocictary. October 5 , IvJl.
" | 7 < OK HKNT-Three rooms In largo house t n
J-1 llenton street. Tenant ran pay lent by
laundry work. Kmiulro at "I ) Merrlam blk
l/Oit p.\K-A | line SOO ai ro furni 10 mllei
J- from C'ounull HlulTs , .f.r > ; I.V'i acres J.J'J rO
news t'JSi 10 , sa nnd IU acre tfauls , Jolinstou
> V \ an 1'atlon. Council lliulFs.
WANTED Men of good appearance , HIK
iiioniiy to right inrly. Call ntiiiu Main it.
\ \ J AN'I niUor > I iinfiirnlslicil rooms In good
location. Address I , Itceolllce.
| > AUKChanCo forsa i : Ilnkerv doliiK good
-IXliig business : can b bought right llntl-
neis elsewlniro ( leniHihls personal nttentlu
I ) : , llei > . Council Illuirs.
Itl'ST-rurnlshed house of T rooms
TIiIrd avenue.
Si\'iHAIj : : stocks of mnrehandlsu nnd clear
Onmliii nnd Council Ihiilfs pioparly to ox-
rhnnso foi Iowa farms. If yon hnvo n farm
to Dlfcr. urlto to Johnston & . Vun I'attun ,
Council Illuirs ,
T XI'l.KTCoinmhlnhloyele. M Inch , In per-
JlTcct order. Mill trade for u-noil rlllc. .U
eallbio. C. A. Atkins , Council Illiills , la ,
rA"fiT\'OYAS ' mlml'nmiiliig
, 'Ii or
chonietry. Dtsoascs of all k nd d
and treated witb hot bulbs anil
All letters promptly nnswered. Olllco liours ,
On in. to 10 p. m. No. ll'f. . avenue K , near for.
Uth strooj.
lOH HAM : or Hunt Onrdtm land with
X1 houses , by J. ItHlce , 101 .Main St. , Council
Hinds.
TillOM ) RliLIAHLH .RADIAN F
llOMIiSTOVKS ,
llownroof cheap Imitations. If you don t
want to pay the price of u llr < t Krade stovt-a
wo havihtoviigii whola lot I'liunpor , but It Is
the qunillv nf Iron , the perfect IHtlni : of doors
und Joints Hint makes u KooJ stcivo cost moro
thnn n ehenp one , A stuvo mnilo of (1 * Iron
nelKhlnv l."i ) iHiuiulH , don't cost IIH miirh at a
htove ma le ot f.'U Iron ! n Htovo with joints put
Uuetber Just ns thu casl'iiis eomo from tliu
sand don't cost as miicli HHlitre they ( ire all
Kronnd to un alr-tUht lit. yut Ilio one Mm o
cuit" loss , wuslei fuel nnd lasts only a fi w
jears , Rlvi'i poor mttlsfnell' n , and in Iho und
costs three limes as mncli ns a Keiiulnn Itndl-
ant llonioor 1' I' . Stewart lieiitur Wo null
both cheap stoics and good stoves , HoncHt
ruproiKiitatluiiMi | hull ( in installment !
Don t f.ili to lUnro with t'olw fi. C'oie , II Mala
fitrueU on your licator or co K utove
27 MAIN STREET
Orer 0 II. Jac'jiiomln It Co.'a Juuclry tor *