TO13 OMAHA DAILY BElfc-FIUDAY , MARCH 18 , 1892. 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL HLUFFa
OFF1CK : - XO. 12 PEARL STREET.
Tcihticdby Cnrrlertonny pnrtof the City
11.V. . TII.TON , MANAOF.lt
Tl f . rt'iin\P . . lluslncjionico . ! xAl !
K , V. Plumbing Co.
Council H luffs Lumber Co. , coal.
C mil's chattel loans. 201 Sapp block.
The Married Ladles' Social society will
meet tint afternoon at 'J o'clocnlth Mrs.
SnooKs.
A full nttondanco of the Parochial Aid
society nt St Paul's church Is desired nt tbo
rectory Thursday afternoon from ! ! to 4 to do
plain teu'lnir.
Intorottlnf ? revival meeting's nrobelnff bold
nlRhtly at Iho Second Presbyterian church.
Kcv Stephen Pholp ? of the First church will
preach this evening1 ,
Orphn Clark dlod Tuesday noon nt her
homo ncnr Crescent of consumption , nt the
ORO of M years. The funeral will occur this
afternoon nt ,1 o'clock ,
William Hell nud rdvvnrd Murcblnson
were arrested late last nlRht for stealing coal
from tbo povvor house of the Council UlulU
Water Works company.
HoRular session of Harmony chapter , No.
2 ! > , Order of Eastern Star , nt Masonic temple
plo tonight. Vlsltlnc member * cordially
Invited , lly order of worthy matron.
Joseph Httovors died Tuesday ovenlnfi at
his homo In Lewis township , ngod C > 0 yonrs ,
nftcr n long illness. The funeral will occur
this nftornoon nt 1 o'clock from the family
residence.
The students of the Western Town Busi
ness colloRO will RIVO their second dnnclns
party this evening at the Knights of Pythias
hnll. They hnvo organized whnt Is to bo
known ns the O. F. Dancing club.
The 17-ycnr-old son of Ueorgo Hough , who
lives nor Crescent City , was tnrovvh from a
colt , hu was ridlnu Tuesday nftornoon and
broke n Himh bone. The Drs. Macrno at
tended to tbo Injury nnd tbo patient u now
dolne wol1.
Members of tbo PottawnUnmlo Demccrntic
nssoclation deny that the 1) . B. Hilt club was
organized under thn auspices of tbo nssocin-
lion , ns the constitution forbids the booming
of nny candidate for nomination by the asso
ciation us such.
Marriage licenses wcro Issued yesterday to
the following : { Jcorco K. Underwood of
Neolnnnd Mlnnlo K. Kliko of Aflon ; lildno.v
M. ( Jriyblll nnd liminn Stoker of Hnrrlsou
county ; J. F. O'Connell ' and Marie 13. Ward ,
both ot this city.
A Inrga number of members of the An
cient Order of Hibernians will attend the
celebration of St. Patrick's day nt Plntts-
inouth. They will moot the Omaha and
South Omahn delegations nt the Young
Men's Institute on Fourteenth street In
Omaha this mornlnp nt 8 o'clock.
Tno regulnr semi-monthly mooting of camp
No. 7 , Hoynl Neighbors of America , will beheld
held this evening In Uod Men's hall , corner
of Uroadwny and Main street , nt 7:110 : o'clock
for work In tbo adoption degree. It is do-
sir < ! d that n Inrgo number bu present , as im
portant business will bo brought before tb o
camp.
lr. J. C. Robertson's horse created some
thing of n dlsturoanco yesterday afternoon
by making a tour of Mnln street , and Broad
way without nnv oni ut the holm. After a
run of half n mlle ho wns stopped ncnr the
Northwestern depot without dolne nny dam
age. although n number of teams bad narrow
escapes from collisions.
A E. Woodsworth , who was examined by
tbo commissioners of Insanity n few dnys ago
upon nn Information llled by his wife , nas
not had the last of bis troubles yot. i'oster-
dny bo wns served with n notice thnt bib
wlfo was about to commence u suit ucnlnst
him for n divorce , and tbat the petition
would bo filed before the opontng of Iho next
term of district court.
Ofllcos for the city clerk and auditor bnvo
been secured in tbo tinpp building while the
work of enlarging the city building is golne
on. Treasurer Klnncbnn will hnvo his ofllco
nt bl.s store on the corner of Broadway ni.d
nnd Bryant streets. These quarters bnvo
nlroady been secured by the special com
mittee appointed for the purpose , nnd a
mooting of the council will bo held Saturday
nftornoon to ratify tbolr action.
There will be n. corn sociable tonight
nt the Uotlmny Baptist church , corner
llth ! nvonuo and HIR'H stroot. A cordial
invitation is extended lo all.
Ajirons from all parts of the United
States for sulo at Hughes' block , March
81 , by the Broadway Methodist ladies.
j'y.vf.sy.v.i L r.i ic.Kiit.ti'iis.
Richard Green started jcsterday for Cedar
Falls.
Ohio ICtmx and wlfo left yesterday for n
visit nt Carson , la.
Utchnrd S. Miller started yesterday for
Ottumwa on business.
13. \Vickhnm rsturnodyesterdny to Donor -
\ or , after n vlalt , of several weeks with bis
relatives in this city.
J , J. Stcadmap , Attorney General John Y.
Stone ntid Coorgo II. Champ loft yesterday
uftorni'on for Dos Molncs.
Mrs. J. N. Casady loft last evening for
Sioux City , whore she will spend some time
visiting Mrs. J. I ) . Spauldlng.
Mrs. Bert Sttmson of Denver Is visiting
her mother , Mrs. Maynard of Washington
avenue. She will remain for some tlmo.
S. I , King , a prominent attorney of Locnn ,
was tn the city yesterday on his wny to the
republican ptato convention at Dos Molncs.
i. o. o. r.j
All members of Hcbokn stall No. 2 nro
requested lo meet at the hall Thursday
ovonlnjr nt 70 : ! ! lo inako nrrnngomontfl to
go to Glonwood. By order of captain.
Roilor , th6 tailor , S10 Broadway , has
nil the latest styles and newest goods.
Bnlibfuotloii guaranteed.
Jtrvisl677 ( brandy , purest , safest , best ,
; Hi'iidy lor tile Convention.
The members of the democratic central
committee und a special committee appointed
by the democratic association have chosen
the following committees to look after the
propnratlons- the democratic stnto con
vention : Printing J , H , Dietrich , WnJc
Cory , U. N. Whltllcsoy ; halls W. II ,
Thomas , W. B. Keod ; llnnnco John Schocnt-
gen , Lucius Wells , GUI Borosblein , A. W ,
Itcikman , W. H. M. Pusov ; holols-S. B.
Wndsworth , H. .1. Clancy , Frank tiuanolln ;
music O. D. Hulgh , Uininct Tinloy , J. C.
Lange ; usher John Dohany ; decoration ol
hull-L. A. Cnsper , A. C. Graham , J. B. At
kins , Mcsdamcs Casper , Graham and Atkins ;
bcrgeant-nl-arms , F. II. Guanclla , door
keepers , .lumos NIcoll , Wllllnm Larson , Wat-
laro McPaddon , Charles Nicholson , W.
Morris and Thomas Callahan ,
AVe hnvo our own vineyards In Callfor
niu Jurvin Wlno fomuiny , Co. Blulla
nillllni-iy IteinoMil.
Misr.ch Sprlnk& Foaron have removed
tholr millinery parlors from Broadway
to It ) South Main st.
( iood .Xeu anil True.
Tbo following Jurors bavo been selected foi
tbo April term of the district court :
J. U. Wllmott of Xooln township , August
Koreon of Lo\ls , George SV. Scott of Hazel
Doll , P. T , Cbrlstenson nnd William Dar-
rlngton of Boomer , H. A , Smith of Hardln ,
Andrew Scbweusoa of Mlndon. Wlllian :
Downci of Norwalk , Henry Miller of Silver
Crook , A. O. Hoytof Uockford , J. A. Halite :
of \ \ ashliiRton , A. B. Perkins ot Keg Creole
H. J. Clorko of Garner , II , A. Torrv of Ores
cent , Henry i'aschol , H. H. Field , K. H
Ohlondorf , R. L. Iliuos , J , H. Ward , James
Hlckman , S. Butler , J , M. Holladav. Scull
Kalson and T , C. Jackson of Kano.
Miller's decorative wall paper nut ]
painting establishment ; No. ill Pear
btrcet , is fully equipped for doing ul' '
kinds of work in that lino. Stock nt
now , latest designs and workmanship o
the best.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
District Oonrt Boom Attendants Amused by
Warlike Attorneys.
THEY HAD CLEARED FOR ACTION
No Illnoil WHS Dr.urn llrrauso nn t'nsym-
| iitlil7hiK : Drpuly ImUtcd un Miilntnln-
liiK Order i : . It , Itonc Was Nut
Uullty l.oe.il Xens Noton.
A Httlo oplsodo took plnco In the district
court room yo terday afternoon that might
have resulted iti the dtsarrnn omont of the
features of n counlo of nttornovs , but as It
was It merely afforded the Jurymen nnd by-
stnndcrs n few minutes nf nmusomont. The
caio of the state uRaiusl 12. U. Kowo , charged
with embezzlement , was on trial , nnd
Manager 1'rico of the Dos Molnos ofllco of
the llrra of W. S. Kdwards & Co. , who
claim to have bcon "done up" by Howe ,
wns on the stand. Ilo bad been testifying
for some ttmo previously , nnd nnd undorfiono
n thorough rnHS-oxamlnntion by Attorney
Swcot of the defense. After beltiR excused
from the stand ho and County Attorney
Organ cngaRud In n short whispered convor-
sntlon , nnd Urpnn then recalled him to the
stnud. The Ill-it question mked of 1'rlco
wns objected to by Sweet on the ground thnt
the county uttcrnoy had no right to post his
witness.
"If you say 1 bavo been posting the wit
ness , " snld Orgun , "you're n liar. "
Sweet turned palo nnd Jumping up from
bis chnlr made his way mound the table
.ownrd Organ , .lust ns ho had his list raised
ind wns nhouttolnnd n riebt-hiiuder 111 the
Bounty attorney's neck linlliff llurrlnglon
topped In between him nud hU Intended
Ictlm.
"Lut mo have n whack nt the , "
aid SwoM , but Harrington refused to do us
ao was asued nnd the light wns brought to
nu abrupt termination. The court mndo n
few remarks as to the proper way for attor
neys to conduct themselves in the court
room , nnd the trial uf the cnso proceeded
kvlthout bloodshed on either Mde.
The cnso was argued oy the attorneys , and
nn uvcnlnif session was held nt which the
court read his Instructions and submitted
ho cnso to the Jury. After being out ubout
m hour nnd n half the Jury returned n ver
dict of not guilty , and Kowo was released.
INVr&TSIKNT
Jotter Tlmn Ural Kstatn or First Mortgages ,
Our t'lidorw ear at Such Vrlccfl.
BOSTON STOIII : ,
COUNCIL Bhurrs , IA.
The inidornotetl prices holt ! jooil until
Saturday nipht , 10 p. m.
Don't fail to sco Iho lightning artist in
our fchow window every day this week
mil Saturday evening.
LAU1HS' UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' white uiorino vests and pants ,
our SUc- garments ,
DUKING SALE FOR . c.
Ladies' heavy gray equestrian pants ,
02Jc garments ( pants only ) ,
DURING SA1JE39C.
Ladies' natural wool vests anil pants ,
ribbed ) , $1 garments for OOc.
Ladies' all wool bcnrlot vests and
pants , S1.2"giirmonts , extra fine ,
ANY SIXE FOR O'Je.
Ladies' natural wool ribbed vesta and
pants. $1.50 garments.
TO CLEAR , OSe EACH.
Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and
pants , worth 89c ,
DURING S A LEoSc.
Ladies' all wool gray vests and pants ,
the best $1.00 garment in the country ,
DURING SALE Gc. ! )
GENTS' UNDERWEAR.
Gents' heavy gray camel's hair shirts
and drawers , 3ie ! garment ,
DURtNG SALE 2 c ,
Gents' Scotch random mixed shirts
and drawers , was our 50c leader ; what
wo have loft
WILL CLEAR AT , ' ! 7c.
Gents' natural wool shirts and draw-
ore , an elegant < " > 0c garment ,
ANY SIZE FOR ! J7jc.
Men'a heavy camel's hair shirts nnd
drawers , only a few loft of each si/.o ,
former price.r)0o ,
SALE PRICE 37c.
Gents' natural wool shirts and drawers ,
sold all season for 75c ,
TO CLEAR , 58e.
Gents' all wool scarlet bliirts and
drawers , $1.00 and $1.25 garments , for
02c } ; suit for $1.2-3.
AN EYE OPENER.
Gents' camcls'hairshirtsand drawers ,
two thread , " warranted not to'shrinlc ,
$1.00 GARMENT FOR 79c.
Wo have n great many other grades
not mentioned hero , but they all share
the same fate , the KNIFE PUT RIGHT
INTO THEM.
AH children's underwear REDUCED
the same way.
BOSTON STORE ,
FOTIIKItlN'fiHAM , WlIITKhAW & CO. ,
Leaders and promotersoflowprices.
N. B. Store closes ovonlngs ntip ( m. ,
except Mondays ind Sutunlnys ; Mon
days 0 p , m. , Saturdays 10 j > . in.
Pali ! Ills Hills Kislly.
Charles Forbes , nn employe of tbo Union
Stockyards company nt South Omaha , has
disappeared from his liouso in Coun
cil ItlufTs nnd n number of creditors nro
anxiously looking for some clew ns to bis
present whorenbouts. Saturday ho loft
homo saying thnt ho was going to a barber
shop , and hns not boon seen by any of his
friends since. During that afternoon he had
called nt Tlbbett's grocery nnd Welle-
or's meat market , both on Main
street , and presented n chock for * CUl. ; > nt
each place in payment of his monthly bills.
The chpcki bore the signature | of the presi
dent of the stock yards company , nnd as
they resembled the checits ho had boon pre
senting every month or so , thov were
ncceptod without question , Tlbbitts
took out 10 , the amount of his
ncconnt , ana paid blui the di ( Ter
ence In cold cash , wbilo Wolker took
out fl.'l und returned the balance. Both
checks were thrown out at. the bank as for
geries , and It was then for the first time that
the inarchnnts found thnt they had boon do-
fruuded. L. 1) , Crafts had loaned Forbes0 |
on a gold watch , nud when Forbes disap
peared the money nnd tbo watch went with
him. Thcro Is not the slightest clew ns to
the direction bo took und his wlfo profossn *
to bo In total Ignorance or his whereabouts
If ho can bo located ho will bn prosecuted on
the charge of forgery.
Jnrvls' wild blackberry Is the best.
O. Yunlccrinan it Co. , feed , seeds , com-
mtbslon , country produce , 10S Broadway.
Walnut block and Wyoming coal ,
fresh mined , received dull ) Ttmtciior ,
10 Main stroot.
Preparing lor tliu Content.
Alderman I'otor Smith of the Fifth word
and B. Lnbhnrt , who want , lo bo nldormun ,
are making great preparations for tbo con
test which Is to bo tuado for tbo coveted
onico. A largo Installment of the fun which
tbo public may expect to get cut of tha rase
is expected to arilvo about next Monday
evening. Smith has already iiuallllod for
the ofllco and Monday night be will take bis
seat as required by law. This Is where ho
will bavo a murkod advantage over his oppo
nent. For by law ibo council are made
Judges ot election and of the qualifications of
the members , so that Smith will bavo a
chauoo to vote for hlmielf. a boon which Is
not granted to Lobhart. If the vote on the
admission of Smith to a seat in the council Is
on party Hues , us it may be reasonably ox-
peeled to bo , tlioro will bo three republican
votes for Smith and tbroo democratic for
Lobhart , which will leave the question in
rather an undecided state.
Both parties claim to be very confident ol
tbo result. That the confidence { on tbo part
of the democrats Is not qulto what It seoma
to be. however , is indicated by tbo fact that
au effort hu been inaao by Lobhart'i ' friends
to Induce Alderman Smith to agree to n re
count of the votes. Smith , however , refuses
to retreat from the position bo first took , and
announces his intention to fight it out to the
bitter end.
How nro your nwnlncs ? .T. M.
Larncko , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory.
Worn of n Wily ConMnlilr.
J. F , Shnnltn ? , chief of pollco of Sioux
City , and U. W. Llewellyn , captain , wcro la
the city yesterday nnd had a conference with
.loo McUcrmott , who Is now confined In the
county Jail on the charge of robbing the Bos
ton storo. They hnd Just learned of the
action of Fred 1'arront , who was In the city
n few dnys ago trying to have McDormolt
released on ball. Whllo hero ho Uld not
mention tils nnmo or business , but Introduced
himself to ShorllT Hnzcn with the request
that ho bo Allowed to furnish bail for his
friend McDormott. I'arrent , It seems , Is
constable nt Sioux City , and whllo
hero telegraphed the shenlT of Woodbury
county to wire him credit for $ IOOJ. 'Tho
sheriff did so , supposing that Iho money waste
to ho used In connection with some ofllclal
business. For some reason or other P.irrcnt
wns forced to rellnquUh hU plaa buforo it
hnd tlmo to work , but the sheriff was con
siderably chagrined to find that ho had been
so nearly ntado a fool ot by a follow ofllcor.
McDcrmolt Is said to bo wanted in Sioux
City to answer to the charge of robbery.
Kastorn tnonoy to loan on ronl estate
by li II. Slioafo , 13ro.tilw.iy nnd Main.
. Swnnson Music Co. , M.isonlo temple
Off for DCS Molnr .
The Bluffs delegation to Iho roo-ibllcan
state convention , which begins at Dos Molnos
today , loft yesterday afternoon over the Uock
Island. A part of the delegation had already
cone , but of these who made up yesterday's
party wcro A. T. Fllcklngor , E. L. Shugart ,
II. H. VanBrunt , William Arnd. Ovldo
Vlcn , Or. O. W. Gordon , F. II. Hill nnd
I'oter Smith. They were accompanied by a
number of other republicans whoso names
were not on the list of delegates. The delegates -
gates have gone with a firm resolve to
do all possible toward Inducing the
convention to adopt some sort of measures
favoring the passage of the Oatch 16cal op
tion bill now heforo the house. The consid
eration of the bill hns bcon postponed frum
; lmo to tlmu la order that the "republicans
inlcht take their cue from the proceedings of
the convention , and upon the decision of thn
convention depends In n great measure the
success or fallnro of the bill. Every possible
moans will accordingly bo used to have a
resolution passed tavorme the passage of the
bill , and although the members of thn dele
gation are somewhat hnpolul , they will not
jo sadly disappointed If they fail In their at
tempt.
Monov to loan. Lowest ra'os. John
ston & Van I'.itton , Evo.-ott bi o k ,
i\t raits FUJI TJt.i yjir.ixa 3ux ,
Western IJondu Iteqnestrd to Inane. I'lvo
'Thousand Mllu HtcluiiiKcalilc Ticket ! .
CIIICAOO , 111. , March Hi. [ Special Tele
gram to THE DEI : . ] A strong appeal has
been sent Into the western roads by the
Western 'traveling Man's association asking
for the introduction of a 5,000-mllo ticket ox-
chnngable on all Iho roads at the Hat rate of
$100 , and also for a 1-cont Saturday
night rate good lor return till Mon
day noon so as to allow the travel
ing men to spend Sunday with their
families. In support of their application the
traveling men say their association is 850
mon strong and there is every indication that
It will soon have amembership of 1,500. They
undertake to expel any member abusing thu
privileges nnd to make the llrms they repre
sent parties to the agreement neamst the
abuse of the privileges granted. Having the
association and the roads co-operating in this
matter would greatly reduce the abuses now
prevalent , The matter was once shelved by
tbo western roads , but its consideration maybe
bo reopened nt the next meeting of the West
ern Passenger association.
fn their compilation of summer tourist
rates , the rate clerks of the western roads
have struck a snag which has brought them
to a full stop in their work. The Omaha road
wanted a til ) rate from Omaha to St. Louis ,
but the Sioux City & Pacific wants to make
it $17.35 from Council Bluffs to St.
Paul , but could not maintain it
consistently with a $19 rate from
Cruaha. That road wants an § 18.53 rate from
Omahn , a $23.75 rate from St. Joseph and a
$24 rate to Kansas City , AtchUou and Leuv-
enworth. Other differences of more or loss
importance have presented themselves ,
which Iho rate clerks cannot harmonize , and
a special meeting of the Western Passenger
association has bcon called for 2 o'clock next
Monday afternoon to help them out of their
difficulties.
A pwsonger rate war between St. Louis
and Chicago is brewlnc. One of the lines
interested made application to Chairman Fin-
ley today for authority to inako a rate of $1
from St. Louis to Chicago on the ground
that tbo Chicago & Alton has been cutting
the rate to tnat llguro. Tno chairman
has called a special meeting of the
Western Passenger association for to-
morow to hear the evidence and
tnko aclioa on the application. The com
plaining road , It is understood , is tbo Jack
sonville & Southern , which forms a part of
the Atchison's St. Louis line nnd the agents
to it claim to have purchased the iho.uricnl
tickets of the Alton's Issue at$4 , a reduction
of 2 below the regular rate. Officials
of the Alton deny the churga nnd
threaten to retaliate if its competitors
adopt any such measure that Is
proposed , by cutting rates between Chicago
and St. Louis and Kuusas City and St ,
Louis. Some such ultimatum will bo sent
tomorrow by the Alton management. If
this is not regarded as a "blurt" It will prob
ably frighten some of the roads into oppos
ing the Jacksonville Southcastcrn's applica
tion. The Alton's threat , If catried out ,
would bo a serious blow to the Missouri
Pacific , the Wabash and the Burlington be
tween St. Louis nnd Kansas City and to aU
the southwestern Missouri Hues.
The commissioners of the Western Traffic
association are again wrestling with the
question of equality. Some tlmo ago the
liurllncton and Uock Island roads applied to
them for a reduction of tbo rate on ere from
Denver to Omaha from S3 to ti per Ion bc-
cause the Union Pacific is practically making
thnt rate by moans of smelting In transit
privileges on through shipments from Idaho.
The commissioners will rcfor the matter to
tbo advisory board.
Jt.lMMlWi JIY fiTUKM.
Severe ItllrzimU I'rittullltiK In DlllVreiit
1'nrtt "f tliu Country.
DII.I.AS , Tox. , March 1(1. ( At 10 o'clock this
morning tbo northern hurricane culminated
Ina&totinof sleet and Know and lee , nnd a
great calamity to perhaps all Texas. Fruit
trees , yesterday gaily covered with full
bloom , today are in an arotlo omoraco of
Ico. It Is a great calamity to Texas. Fruit
and all other crops out of tbo ground seem
hopelessly doomed.
JErFEiisox , Tox. , March 10. Itcotnmoncod
snonlng nnd sleeting hero this morning and
has continued Pit day. The fruit crop is de
stroyed. Untold damage will result from tno
freeze ,
LITTI.K Kocir , Ark. , March 10. Six Inches
ot snow fell hero today , the heaviest known
hero for years. Hoports from all portions of
the state Indicate that the storm Is general.
In this city tbo bllzzird lasted from noon up
to 9 o'clock , Uroatdamago is reported to the
Irult crop everywhere.
MbMi'iiis , Tenn. . March 10. Memphis Is
tonight battling with a norther which ar
rived about" o'clock this afternoon , bringing
with it a tremendous fall of snow , Tnls is
the heaviest fall of mow in this part of tbo
country for many years.
HKI.-NA , Ark. , March 1C. It snowed all
day hero and Is unusually cold. Much damage -
ago 1ms been done to fruit and early vege
tables In thl ? section of tbo country.
HOT Sriiiscs , Am. , March 10. A blizzard
of unusual koverliy struck thU city yoster-
ilay. No such * now has fallen since IbTO.
rug * In Pour I.uelc.
Ai.nrQ.UEiiQ.UE , N. M. , March 10. Tdeflgl ;
advertised to tauo pluco at Albuquerque on
March 23 between Billy Lewis of Kl Paso
and Jim McCoy of Albuquerque is off
McCoy bas not boon feeling well for
tbo past week nnd today his pbysl
clan lays bo will bo unable to light. 1-ewU
is In first-class condition and has made many
friends who are sorry McCoy is unable to
meet him. Lewis Is to bo tendered a bone 11
on tbo evening ol the JUd , at which there wll
bo several sparring and wrestling mutches
Ills expenses are paid.
E MURDERED RY WHOLESALE
Arrest of a Man ini ; Australia Who is
Thought tj Bo "Jiwk the Rippar. "
10RRIBLE DISCOVERY' IN LIVERPOOL
Icnrulli tlic Floor < if > , lll < IteOitrneo til
the I.nttrr City the Itoillm < il Three.
ul llli Vletlms jArr I'miml
1115 Identity.
Livnuroot , March 10. The pollco have
joon pursuing inquiry Into the disappear-
mice of n worpnn ntul her children who for-
ncrly lived nt Haln Hill , part of Liverpool.
The Inquiry started in connection with the
arrest nt Melbourne , Australia , of n man
inmed Williams , charged \\ltu murdering n
woman thcro.
This tnorniua the hearthstone \vhcra they
'ormerly lived wns raised anil the Doitloi of
the woinnn and her three children , partly
consumed by quicklime , were unearthed.
Think * He's thu Hipper.
A pronounced theory bus stirunc up that
Williams is the noloa "Jnc'.t the Ulppor. "
While ti resident of Liverpool ho frequently
visited London , nnd It li found thai thcso
visits tally with the Whttochapol murUcrs.
A description of "Jack the Kipper" tallies
with Williams.
There nro few clews to the Identity of the
man.VliHo ho was living nt Ham Hill , ho
went to London. Ho returned drcssod in
foreign roglnientals.lncludlng n eorgoous but
faded coat the worse for noar. Ho said this
uniform wns that of n llcngal cavalry , but
evaded making answers to questions 'ns to
what rositnont ho had served In. Ho dis
played poisoned daggers and knives , Eotno of
which ho loft nt Ualn Hill. Tim police nro
[ racing the maucrs of the lues lofl bv Wil
liams. Only the It I toh on was searched today.
The ground under the other rooms will bo
excavated tomorrow.
Description of One of llli Victim * .
The body of the woman found today was
dressed , except that n boot mid stocking were
missing. i'Uo clothes were of ono quality.
The woman had n dark complexion nnd short
black hair , suggestive of a half c.isto. She
were a wedding ring and a keeper. The rope
with which she had boon strangled was about
the neck and the throat wns cut. The oldest
girl's skull wns criikhod nnd the head was
nearly severed from the body. The brutality
of the murder suggests the ferocity of ' 'Jack
the Kipper. " Tno work of concealing the
bodies wns carried out carefully. After n
deep hole had been dug the bodies of the
woman und two children were thrown In and
commit was poured on them. The bodies of
the two older children xvcro thrown in und
moro cement was poured on them. Next the
flagstones wcro laid over tno top of the hole
and llnally over all wns applied n layer of
pinches of cement extending over the ontlro
ultcbon. The discovery of the murders has
caused an intense sensation.
Ill * I'lrst Appeiiritnee. at Jtnln Hill ,
The question , whom Williams really Is ,
and how bo lived , remains n mystery. In
bis flrst appearance at Kaln Hill'ho staved
at a hotel , where ho led a rollicking life ,
borne ' n man of free manners , with n general
stylo'of woaltb. Ho drank plentifully , but
not excessively , and was always ready for
champagne treats. Ho ) vns fond of society ,
wns a peed story teller , having traveled ex
tensively , and Was willing to spin a yarn ,
but when naked about.himself lin Immedi
ately became taciturn , , Ho never gnvo an
inklln ? of his personal history. Ho took
photographs from acquaintances , but never
hnd himself photographed.
A local newspaper , on the occasion of his
marriage to Miss Mnther , whom bo murdered
in Melbourne , tried to get a sketch or his career -
reor , but Williams ro/uscd to give any information
mation regarding himself , Ho first mot Miss
Mather at her mother's whllo making Inquir
ies as to the renting of n villa. Williams
pretended to net for a mythical Colonel
JirooUs , and obtpiucJ-i.t'.ie ' tenancy ot the
villa , paying six 'months'1 runt in advance. Ho
furnished only a single room in the house.
Immediately after ho had taken possession
of thu villa an unknown woman with chil
dren wns seen about the liouso. Nobody saw
them arrive or depart. About the same time
another woman visited him nt n hotel and
they partook of n luncheon of duck and green
pens , washed down with copious draughts
of champagne. Williams told the landlord
that bis companion was bis sister. This
woman wns seen twlco when she also van
ished.
After taking the villa Williams often Inft
the hotel In the morning and would not re
turn until the evening. His clothing and
person used to bo covered with dirt und his
bands were much ulistcrrd. Ho explained
bis untidy appearance by saying that ho bad
bcon engaged in putting down now floors in
n house.
A laborer has been found who deposes that
this statement was true. Ilo aays that Wil
liams called upon him to assist in taking up
the floor of n kitchen and two other rooms
nnd hired a plasterer to rainy them in
cement.
Ills Victims Appear.
These preparations bad been completed
when the victims came on the scone , nnd the
murders must have bcon ofTcclod without
delay. Williams loft the hotel to occupy the
villa , but in n few days bo returned , saying
ho could not sleep there ; that his sister nnd
the children hnd gouo away , nnd that his
plans wcro overturned. Ho afterward re
turned to the villa , but finally came back
again to tbo hotel.
Ho hurried his marriage with Miss Mather.
In Tuot ha wont to stay nt her mother's two
weeks before the ceremony. Tno mother
wns eager for the marriage , as \ \ illlams
made displays of hank notes , nuggets of gold
and diamond rings. In physical uppoaranco
the man was not , prepossessing. His ngo was
entered on the marrlago register as ill , but
ho looked 4-1. Ho bad a callow complexion
and his gait was awkward.
Ho did not take his brldo to tbo villa. Ho
caused n lot of heavy boxes to bo loft there ,
which wcro afterwards vumovo ; ! . Ho lofl nt
the hotel two traveling bags. Tbcso nro now
being closely scrutinized , Thcro are blood
stains inside.
THI : ro.vrirr.
Very Wnrm iiiiPorMimiiit : for thn Chicago
i\pnsltloii : UHiied l y the Vittlcun.
| Coj > i/ro/itfil ( / lyii byJitmes ( Ionian lltiuictt , ]
KOMI- , March 10. [ New York Herald Cable
SpecialtoTiiHBnn. ! Thomas Brvan , com
missioner of tbo Columbian exposition , today
loft Kama for Paris. Colonel Jtryiin re
turned hero two aays ngo from Urooca ,
Turkey and Koumaula. Ho arrived In
Uroeco at the tlrao of the crisis. The old
ministry had given * n partial promise
that Greece would iiarticip.uo in the
exhibition. Colonel Brynn tins obtained a
positive promlso from the now ministry
that tiho will. In Koumanla the cotnmls-
sionor had an auillonconlth the king nnd
the latter showed ttie'gi'eatest Interest in the
exhibition. Ho presented Mr. Hrynn with
largo portraits of hlnjsejf and queen nnd two
beautiful silver and two , hrouzs medals. Mr.
Bryan received today ai letter from the pope
to the following effect :
IloNonr.i ) Sin : Wli6ro | | sco all around us
busy pnipuratlons hefn ; ; made for tliu eulo-
brailim of the memory of a most. IlliiHlrlous
limn who deserved so.wull of Christianity nnd
of thu clvllliru'l world , wo uiu delUhtcd
to huar that the United Hiatus means
to vie In doing lilin honor In u
manner bellttlnu' thoIJpqwor ami cro.itni'ss of
the country and the riieniory of ono so Illus
trious lib hu who IK UJIIH honored , Nor could
iinytlilnz bo liner thin tlio great exposition
thu Auiur.can nnllnrl Intend * to hold In Chicago
cage , which will Ini'ludo all the products
nnd manufacture * * that nature ylnldH cr In
dustry ercates. Its success In bu fuilhur
proof of the during spirit of enterprise of tijn
niitlon Hut undertuUes great and dllllcnlt
tanks with suuh courage und unccest.Vore -
Joleo that the noblu und In vluw I'diiuK the
Krandctirof thu p'nn Itself. The testimony of
honor und gratitude tollio Immortal man who
In hi * deslio to find u road by which to convey
Ilia light of truth and thcgracosof mudurn
civilization to the uttermost ends of thu
e.ir.h. wa * neither deterred by dnnxer nor
wunrlod by etfort , till in u niaiimir ho reiiiilto-J
two lonz t > upirated portions of human spculus.
Ilo confurruil such btnclits on both IIH i-nUtlu
him tn n front rank union ; ; the Lonufuctorn of
hlsUlnd.
Whllo wo hojtuw this well merited praise on
cltlzeiihuf that great republic , wo venture to
hope that tnulr noblu undertaking tuny huve ,
with the asslaunee und support of other na
tions l-appy Ibaue ; that It may prove of cooj
luo In stlimilulliii ; man's Ingenuity to the de-
M'lopmunt of agriculture uiid the culture ol
Unuurls. Oliun at H. I'utur'a. Uomu , I'chru-
ury L'7. A , I ) . IMtt. and of our poiitlllclul the IIf-
tecnth. iSUucdJ J.to Xlll.
DeStenr * UNot Millslk'il.
[ rnpurtuhtctl tsribu Jamt * dorian Ilainttt.
I'-itis , March 17. j.Vcw Vorit Herald
Cftblo-SpeclM to Tun lrr.Tho \ Klpnro
states tbij ( Thursday ! morning that It has
n format Ion on excellent authority that
'hovnllcr UoStcuri hns commenced proceed-
tigs to sot aside the divorce obtained by bis
wife in South Dakota.
l nglnnil In
[ OwWfd Iftih-j J.i
(3vtno ( , Ejf.vpt , March ifi fNow York Her-
nld Cable Special toTnc BBK. i-Tho pres
ence nt Alexandria since yesterday of nine
English Ironclads nnd the arrival ot the
I'lirktsb vessels brlnglnc the sultnn's envoy
calls forth much comment In political nnd
diplomatic circles , as rovcnllng somewhat of
ho strained relations between Kngland and
Turkey. It seems that the sending of the
firman nnd the invcsturo ot the kncdlvo wns
lectdodon nt Constantinople last week , which.
Icclslon Sir Clare I'ord divulged. Suspect-
ng the eagerness of the English embassy to
announce the sending of the llrmnn , Mid that
tbo KngllMi ndmiralty had arnuigod to inako
invnl detnonjlriUloni which would neutralize
n the eyes of the Egyptians the oftcct of
the llrmnn's nsscrtlou of the sovereign rights
of the sultnn in Kuvpt , the port ndjourncd
ho despatch of the llrmvi. The dolny wns
'urthor justllled on account of tbo unsettled
question of the Kgyptlnn frontier nt the Ked
sen. In the meaiitimo Knglnnd takot nd <
vantage of the clrcumsta.icc to continue the
work pf absorbing Egypt. In view of this it
s very desirable that the question of the
Irmnn should bo quickly brought lo a con
clusion.
HOW THE COP'WAS FOOLED.
Story of n Novel AihrrtNltii ; lnh of u
Theatrical Mua IK < T. .
It Is not otton that a "lady in bluuk"
j.xcitos inoro than p.iHsin > ; uttoiitioii
'roin tboso who moot her dally. The
emblem of widowhood hns become so
ordinary as a matter of fact nowadays
Ihrt there Is nothing loft for the ob
server except to follow the fumwed
lines where it is supposed "Iho tears
have coursed unseen. "
LJut thcro are two "alleped" widows
in town whoso pretence and mission
licro are the outcome of the cultured
brain of a theatrical manager. They are
young and handsome and of the kind
Lhat would draw sympathy oven from a
modern bachelor. Dressed in the black-
oat of heavy black crepe , with veils
jtreaininp to their feet , they wont from
liouso to house yesterday afternoon.
Their appearances attracted the
attention of several people pass
ing oitheir way and in a short
time n throng of curiosity
5coUcrs had gathered around the
"widows" as they loft each house. They
; lld not look like nuns , or slaters of char
ity , consequently the crowd were at'a
loss to understand whom the remarkable
pair wore. Out they came and in they
went. The crowd grew larger , until at
length ono of those "public bencfactots' '
known as a police olllccr thought ho
would investigate for himself the mys
terious depths of the mysterious pair's
individuality. A feeling of awe seemed
to come over him for a moment , and the
heavy beating of his brostBt snoinod to
tell him and those who saw it tl at ho
had a duty to perform in the interest of
the commonwealth. Ho suddenly be
came imbued with an idea strange ,
wasn't it ; * an idea that the modest ap
pearing "ladiesin black" were impostors
and passing themselves pit as members
of some religious institution. The great
and level-headed ollicer thought again ,
mil finally made up his mind that lie
liad surmised aright. lie told a few of
the onlookers what ho thought , and of
course they agreed with him. How fool
ish of them not to have guessed. "Great
man , that oflicer ; will bo in congress
bomoday. "
Out the widows came again and into
the next house. Now was the olllcor's
chance. Ho darted up the htens and
pulled the doorbell of the liouso from
which the mourners had just made their
exit.
exit."I
"I must see your mistress at once , " lie
said to the gentle maiden who opened
the door.
"Mamma isn't at home , sir , " an
swered the swcot faced daughter of
Venus , as she started with fright at
the glittering shield that dangled on
his breast , which periodically throbbed
and swelled with otlicial dignity.
"Did you see these ladies who just
loft hero ? " queried the great man of
point ) and regality.
"Yes , sir , " replied the maiden.
"What did they want ? " he bellowed
in barbaric resonant.
"Why. they merely loft this for
mamma , " replied the silvery toned grad
uate of sweet 17.
"I thought so , I thought sol" ho
cried as ho snatched a neatly folded
circular from the young lady's hand.
"Some fake , of course. Some church
impostors working the same old racket
on a huge scale. "
Hy this time ho had opened the little
folder. lie scanned the front page with
horrible expectancy , thinking to find
an engraving of a church or other re
ligious cdilico. But ho didn't. Ho
road aloud , "Dun't fail to see C'liarlos
Frohman's comedians in William Gil-
lotlo's latest and greatest triumph.
' Wilkinson's Widows. ' At '
'Mr. . Boyd's
now theater , .Monday. TuesdayWednes
day matinee and night , March ill , 122
nn d23- "
XHH'b O/1 ViWfKUIl.U ;
DolMCKtlc.
The hearing of < ho Kvan ulieal association
quo wnrranto suits continue nt Cleveland , O.
A c.ihle from H.ilviidorsaysuoiigressrpliised
to ratify thu reciprocity treaty with thu
United States.
Kinory K. Smith of Pan rrnnulsco has boon
appointed professor of hortlcnltiiio ut l.eltuid
.Stanford. Jr. , university ,
The loslslalnroof MUs'mlupt has adopted a
resolution tlmnkliriovurnar ( II : 1 for tliu ud-
clress ho innclo before II.
The bunimxof a bridge on the Sonthnin I'r.-
clllu railroad near Sanderson , Tov. . Is causing
serious delay totralllu on the 11 HIM.
Now York , by thu now I'onsress'onal ' appor
tionment hlllv Is divided Into Mivonteon demo
cratic districts , fourteen republican and three
doubtful districts.
Charles C. Harrison , president of the Krank-
lln .Siiiinr lollnory of JMill.idelphlu , ( U'Oliiri's
tbitt Clans Kprculdi's has joined , or U about to
join , the .Sugar trust.
Thoalllanonof Minnesota has decided to
commence BiilN neulnst the elevator comm
utes and somuof tliu r.iUioit ; ! , cliiir ln ? Ilium
with violat'ons ' of thu unll-lniM IIIUN ,
Kilgcnu Ktrhy. thu en ! ilor of thu wrecked
nutloiml hank at Marjlmll , Mluli. , pleaded
utility In the circuit court to u eharje of
forgery and has been remanded for sentence.
Theodore Winters' .Nevada tuithli ) of fast
hordcH luih left Itcno for HI. I.ouK The stiiliu-
lutB been wintered at thu trick at Huno mid Is
In prime condition for thu hummer campaign
on thu eastern turf.
A judgment bus been granted imilntt K < 1-
\utnf.M. Field of tnu llrin of FJnld , Undlnv fc
Wluchora In favor of Itoburt llditof Nuvv
York for Sll- , ) 'l.id for Mocl. ilupo ltud with
thu Him and hypothccatu.l by Ilium ,
The wife of J. W. Attaway of .Mlllor county ,
ArkuiiSits , was In one nlwht m.idu Uiu mother
of four Hue diuip'liter * . Mr. Attnway U about
45 yen I a of agu and bus been married about
thirteen months. Ills wife Is about l'l yean
old.
llnywood Huathnian , dopuly clerk of the
criminal couitnt l.oxliutoii , Mo. , and Thomas
mid Jesse Oraddy , biotheri went hniitlni ; on
Ihu river In u Iriilf-ulclir. Thuv havunotyul
returned , und It Is supposed they have been
drowned.
SaloonUeeiier W , II. Carr. lloteH.eepor . \V.
Ansliiy. t ) . Ji Kllons nnd George L. I'.IUIns of
I'urcell , 1. T. . have been arrested charged
with aison und murder. They nro all ex-
deputy I'nlted ' etiitca marshals un I bear un
savory reputations.
At a betslon ot the National League of Mn-
blulnns huld at New Yorn the maltcrof par
ticipating in thu pjrudes of thu KnlKhtH
Ti'inplar at their triennial conclave was eon-
udereii and the snnllmeiit of u Kient many of
thn delegates was opposed to luitlclpalluii If
11 I'nltud .State * army band was employe J liv
the UulKhls.
1'iiri-IKH ,
Knipcrnr William of normany has so far re
covered Ills health uk to bo ablu to aiuln ap
pear In public.
Advices from Wlnnlpuz are to the effect that
the threateneJ btrll > o on thurallioads will
comiiiencu toJuy.
In a druuKon row on the Galliflaii frontier
jctwcen Uuislnn nnd Ciorman soldicrj , two of
the fnrmi-r were killed.
Sir Alex Tltlock Onlt , the mo t tninoiK mln-
Morof IlimncoCnnndii \ u\er had , U cry
11 an.I hit clcnth l hourly expected.
Much sufTorlns hn * been enli ed by the
Muirnntlnn In various buslnp < ie In Qiicrni-
and nnd mnnv persons mo nlmost on Iho
verRo of starvation.
Three Ilelclum anarchists ha\o been fo'in.l
pulitvof breaking Intu n ptirilor inaRii/lno
Hid 'tcallns ( lyn.iinltc. itnd have been sen
tenced to lone terms ol Imprisonment.
Tlmslenmcr t'ollnia , from San I'ranclsco for
I'niintnn. which w.is boachp.l n few tiny * ncn til
leaky condition'tt l.uunrcn. S.in h.ilv.idor ,
rii bcon lepulrcd and hns pruooolo.l m her
voyaKo.
An nvalnnelip occurred nt llollupno. n city
if North It ily.llfty-ono miles north of Venice.
I.Islit persons were ovornhclmod nnd Kllli'J
< y the Immense mass i f snow and considera
ble property w-s destroy oil.
Tno arrests of members of the Mnla Vita so
ciety nt Tnrento. Italy , have leached a tolnl
if 210. The leider Is a tirm of OJ yemslio
ins served several terms In IhoBiilloys. Mo l
of the muuibi'rs are convicted criminals.
The pope has \ > rllt MI u letter to Tliomns
Itrynii , Hpoelal rnmiiilssionor to Italy from the
nlted States for the liimblnn oxpoltlon.
In the letter the puna e\pres os his ndmlra-
.Ion fur the I'nlled Stitc : and his best ulshes
for tliu HIIUCCSS of tliu World' * fulr ,
LKTTISH LIST.
l.l l oflctlortrp.mlnlnt iiuonllcil Mr Intlopltt
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UIMlc.il InUtllllMtt.
.0 beds for pa'lenK boinl MM , I nttciidanco.
llest necomirlntmtiH In thn west.
\\rito for vlroiilnis on deformities nnd
irii'ei , trusses , elub foul , oiirraluros of siitms
dies , tumors , e.iiicor.c.ilarrh. bronchitis , In-
lalatlon.u fctrlelty. p.irnlyslH , oullepsy , Ulil-
ley , b adder , ovi * . oar , ? kn ! an I blood : ind nil
urtfli'al opcr ttloim.
A si'KPt A i. TV.
INPA P DPUTIMPH
Jlob/lubO / Ut WUlutjrl liihtkonDiHtiiisoi of
Vomeii I'lirtX Wo liavrl it lv ad led .1 lying *
n department \MimundurtiiiconllneiiienU
Mr lolly pr.vato.l Only Itoilnblo Medical In-
tllutu inaMtiR iv prK'l iltv of
Pill VATK DfHKASKH
A I U'oDil DUuiisos surcusstiilty troatol.
"ynbliltlo I'oNou removed from tlin system
Uthoiil m.'roury. Now Huston ! I vo Trout -
nent for I.D-.S of N IT.M , I'OWKIL Persons un-
iblo to vis t us inav bu tru.ito.l nt homo liy
orrespon euce. All communications eoull-
lenllal. Me. ) oliu-s or Instrument' ) sent by
na.l 01 express xcuutely pjckud , no minks to
mtlcatr contents or at-mlrr. One personal In *
ervli'w preferro I. full nmleonsull us or send
ilstoiv of your ease , und we will sund In plain
vrapnor. our
nsr.Rt unon i-rivato ,
Rnnif Tn MFN
OUUn IU MC.PI , s..0u , | | , , r Norvoiis His-
case" . Impotency , SvplillK llltietniil Vnileo-
ee ! , with question list.
Iraees Appliances for Deformities , V Trusos.
Only manufactory In the Weuof initnnt.it-
ii i u ; / . / . i , Mi.i , rix'.i.xiA , Ki.i-.urnio
it KI.TN.
Onulid Medical and Surilic.il Institute ,
nnd Broadway , Oo moll BlnlTa.
Ten minutes' ildn fnjm eontcr of lmvha : on
Unuihn nnd Council lllufTi eluelrlu motor lino.
"THE GRAN 3 HOTEL"
Council BltiT , Iowa.
modern , woll-iippointod , tiioV-
oughly well-Uopl , $5 n dty. :
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
CITIZENS8TATEBASK
Or Counll UulT ! < .
CMpllilstoor ftl.1Hlita
Suiplus mil 1'rolltH NOOIHt ,
NetCapltil mil Surplus 8VHOOOU
lllri-rtors 1.1) Kit nu > In . K. I. Hluldrt. K J.
Rlvisim. K n lUrt. I A. Mlllir. J. V IllnVinii
mil riinrliM It Ilntiniii Ti--iiniKlcenor.vl 1) ) ink-
l\\X \ \ biihino s. l.ar osi ciplt.il and surplus ot
.my bank In Sontliwesturn lona.
NTEaEST ON TIME DEPOSITS
Chas , Lunkley ,
Dlrpctur nii'l Undcrt kt > r.
811 Broiulvvnv , Council BlulTs.
CURB
A now nn 1 Coii ! ; > ljto Troalmont , coiidlntln of
Fuii03ltorlc | | > . Ointment In Capsuloi. nine In lli > x
mill I'lllv. a I'uslllvo Curj for Kitjmal , Internal
Illlnd or lllcnlhu Itoliliu , Clirniilo , llouant or
llcrvilltnry i'ili > . Tills Itoniixly hu never IIOLMI
known to lull. ( I par boi.J furii : J'it ' b/ mill ,
Wliy Biiltor from tlili I'jr.-bl3 ' | dl.s5.in ) irlnn n Milt-
len Kimrnntca H paslllvjljr iilrjn vrltli U v oor
iefuncltli3 iinntiy If nil cur.il. H3ii I s'i-in Inr
frno S/implo. Ounrantoa linul l > r Kuli i A Co. ,
DniUk'Uts. holti Aujini , cjniK lltli nU ; Douglui
en-vti , Omilii. : Neb.
A RKNDINKMICltOIIRKll.I.Kit ll KIDD'.S CIIHM
intAIHTA I'OHuruMill ilJ.-uiili huatiiu It kill i
ilio mlcralio iirKorm I'ut upa.iil rauilul In H fl.inl
t.'iMO ) . tliu Intlur 1 < j unlloni. riout iin/wliorj pro-
piild oil rocolpt cif prloo iiri. . O. II. Wulinu a UMir-
niilei-Uicur.i Tlio tm'illo trvla in I JD'I i in Mip-
pllo'l ' hy tlio Ivln 'or lrii < < I'.i'titifi'ijr. ' ( ) nVia ; ( ' A.
Mololuir , llmviiril MeycrnrU K. I * . dJ/kur/i , [ SdlltH
Umnlm : A. l > Kixtor nn I II. J. Kllli ivi.msll Illimi.
from
tliu c'ITi'Ci ( ) nt
jciutiifiil i-rrori
i.irlyUccny.vrnnllniiwenknrait , lent IIIIUIIIHK | | , etc.
I v.-fll p.'iil nvr.luaUIo trt-ntUo ( wnl ill coiilnlnlii.i
lulliiarUrulun for lianio can ) , I'llllK "f elmrRn.
A riilrii'llil ' iiu'dlciil worlci tinmlil Iv' ri'lul liy ( very
mnn ivlu ) u ii.'rvoiii anil ileblllUUul.ililnui ,
1'ruf. If. C. 1'0\V JLHIt. Jlooduo. Couu.
SFEOIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1/Olt KnST S3 ncrus of liinil ( in Potato
JL1 eieeK , hetweon | juun null Nenlii , nt ti.'H
pnrn-ie. Apply to Leontnl Kverelt , ( 'onncll
lllulH , In.
\ \ rANTKDUooil Klrl for eniiiil ) IIOHKO-
> > \vnrk ; none olliur nuutl apiily. UUi Lin
coln laenne.
sAUJ At 11 hirj.iln. r.-ieru ; fruit anil
lon tiirin ii'ljninlii ; city ilinlis ; ooa
i' ' . R II.HInj.ifn
MB. cirlcn Ian H linmJi , lull mil
FAR blojlci fiirmlu or r.'nt , D.iy i
lloss , LU I'earl slrout , Uuiurjll lliutTj. _
* * '
IjlOU UEN r-O ! ) : oToveiy < lo-
l1 horlptlon tiMirlims v trying from } l lo 110)
iier iniiiitli , I ou itu J In all parts of thu ulty. K
II. aim .fe. M ) llroiulwiir.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ii'i per iiero fur 'ooj farms In lown. I'lne ,
$ Hiuooth enrn html , l-'or purlluuiaih call nu
in uililrobs Johnston & Van I'utten , ( 'onnull
Itlillls. '
TTiiTHN"l5liuoMSl'K : ( itKS -Nleely
-1 ' fnriilHlied rooms for jjotitluiuoii. X'UUnu-
luiiil ii\enne.
_ _ _
nililltlon Huts for runt , hoieu
rooms o.M'lil ljulli , hot anil cold water I'.iy
& . lluis , njenln.
TJTOJTHAIji : Ooliiinlil-i nfuty hleyoliii UO !
-L' ii.itlurn ; eii,1fl'l'i ; , will null fur IT.'i cnsli.
Iliiwunl N. Iliittenhiiner , I'lrsl NntUm.tl bnii k.
A iirirrluil nrin anil wlfii wllh-
WANTKD
uut-i-lillilron on u f : rm , Aililriibi llox f ,
Wesion , ! ' > _ _ _ _
. ' farm , II ac.run In ulty llinlt iliuiikc >
GAHUP.N' rooms , irood iilslorn : 7 .icieH iinilor
rnltlvatioiii Miinu small frillti Jiilcu ( JUO.
1.011 (33 ( iV Towlc , : ; i'i I'earl HI.
Y.
YouiiK mr > C It
Tllllll ) AND rollllTII CMS * MATTEIl
Mil * H llnotli J fcliwurlluil II II Crawforil
M Mvl'luiirn ; ' i ; Miicr | | K N ur F H KiuU-
11 Dunluu man
IDllKKiN l'0ir.\l. CAKII3.
I'llurnuk II I * Ainlir uii
liniirotod Anthony A. Waynu wanher No 1 lions
Illnck unit rvitllltlntf trorka. Oiuulm Norccr linn ,
Kun > un Nrnncuiupnny , Muntlln lift : unil MM l' | nr
( oiii | > any , ( /uevn liimrunc roinpuny I'ulillo bcliuol
I'ubcuitipaii ) . Hedilui It Co. . HauiutcrA Co. , ( ! ulc
, V f > on , rank , V Son. 'I lie haul nt or , N I' CnrlUX
To. I ! hdirueUi-r.V t'o. . Murdianl.VT lir , WnUt-r
\\Vnlkfr Mailer .V .MUiOur. Abln .V Cnllo , 2t J.ocK
bo > 21. Luck box li , Nn. I'-ilV W , M l > . V . A mil , tU
NurtU biitli trnfi fi V htuain lauuilry ,
T & CI.AH'.ibu.N pu luiait r.
