THE OMAHA DAILY BEEa..TtTESDAY. , MAttOIT 22. 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL IJLUFFa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
I cllumlly Cnrrlprtonny partof the City
H , W. T1I.TON , MANAGER.
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IIONKb-j NoZI
NRlll ) Kjor | , .
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N , Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
CrnH's cbnttcl loans. 204 Sapp blocU.
The council moots llm evening In regular
monthly session nuil the now members take
Ihclrsoats.
Mrs. E. C. ! 5mlth will entertain tbo mom-
licw of the Ollvctto Danclnp club next
Friday ovcnltiR at a banquet nt her homo on
First nvonuo.
The school board will hold Its ropular
monthly meeting this evening. H will bo
the last meeting before thu nbw mcmborB
talto tholr scats.
Kotjular meeting of St. Alban'.s lodpo No.
17 , Knights of l'.vUilns , nt castle hall thU
evening. All members and visiting brethren
Invited to bo present.
Sarah Markland , wlfo of Henry Macklnml ,
died yesterday morning nt S\ii : \ o'clock of
nsthtnn. ntcd ; fil years , at her residence on
Upper Hroadway. She leaves two daughters
mid four sons. ' Notice of funeral will bo
Klvcn later.
The case of John Mnhcr , who Is charpcd
with robbing n man named Griffith nt n
Lower Broadway saloon , Is sot for trial this
mornlnp , after a number of continuances.
Ho Is ready for trial but tha state Is not , as
( Irlfllih , the prosecuting witness , has disap
peared and has not been seen for several
\voeUs. There Is no great probability of Ills
turning up this morning , so that Maher
stands n good ahoiv of ROttlnc out of his
present scrape as neatly as on previous occa
sions.
A man clvlng his nnmo as Scott and claim
ing to hall from Dakota , presented himself nt
the police station with his son and two
daughters yesterday and told a pitiful tale of
how his \vifii had gone astray nnd piit him
with bin children out of the house. Ho left
the town where ho lived , and after drifting
about for some time , struck Council Bluffs
without a cent to his name , and without any
friends. Ho tried to put up at n hotel hut
the proprietor fulled to sea nnvthlng In sight
nnd refused to talto him In. A well Known
contractor finally agreed to keep him over
night and to glvo htm a job today.
Numerous complaints have been made all
ono titno and another on the actions of the
crowd of rowdies who have been in the
habit of creating disturbances nt the Beth
any Baptist church nt Illch street and Six
teenth avenue. To prevent trouble O. H.
Cnttcrltn was appointed a special policeman ,
and slnco the fact Dccatno known that ho
\vo3 there for the purpose of keeping order
the roughs bchavo themselves. Last night
ono of them broke out afresh and was ar
rested by the policeman with the now star
on the charge of disturbing religious wor
ship1. Ho gave bis nt.ino as Sam Tutty.
An Information Is on tile in thooftlcoof n
Justice of the peace charging Fred Koahlor
and Andy Uc.iu with assault and battery.
Joseph Lcdor was the victim of the assault ,
and no claimed to have been spending the
evening at a saloon In the southern part of
the city with the defendants. After several
drinks around had been put out of Bight , the
wUolo party became sociable , and bcforo long
n beer glass In the bands of ono of Loder's
assailants mnilo several holes in his coun
tenance in addition to those supplied bv
nature. Several ounces of warm , red gore
escaped , and ho is now laid up for repairs.
The two men who are said to have committed
the assault uro still at large.
I will offer for sale to the highest bid
der on March 28 , lot 0 , blook 7. Bnyliss
first addition , nnd loin I ) , 4 nnd 5 in
Dunn's block. Also IJ20 acres , linost
farm in I'ottiivnttamio county , together
with muloa , horses and wagons. Terms ,
half eish : , bnlanco ( Ivo years' timo.
Harry H. Imnnn , salesman.
xA L r. 1 n.i u HAP us.
John T. St&wart has returned from an east
ern trio.
J. C. lilxby loft yesterday for a few days'
visit to Des Molncs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. M. Treynor have returned
from a visit to DCS Muincs.
Miss Mary Key has returned from a visit
of eovoral weeks with friends in St. Paul.
Rov. N. J. Louker , western secretary of the
Boara of Churcn Extension of the Lutheran
churcti , was in the city yesterday , and
in-cached in the evening at ttoe St. John's
English Lutheran church in the Young
Men's Christian association rooms.
C. A. Simpson bus returned from Illinois ,
where ho wont last wcoic to attend the close
of the trial which ho had to go through on
the chargoof obtaining money under false
pretences. In rendering his decision the
court stated that It was convinced that ho
was Innocent of tha chirgo placed apaiust
him , and discharged him.
Oil I'nlntlngs HUcii Anny.
The UglUnlnp landscape artist , who
1ms attracted such crovds at the Boston
pto.-o , Council BlulYa , during the last
few ' ] iiy8\vlll remain in hisstudlo ; in one
of the largo bhow windows , for several
davfl yet. II Is to bo hoped the weather
will bo pleasanter this week so time the
crowds otitsido can better enjoy the
epcctaclo of an nrtibt palntlnp a 'lanjo
handsome landscape in oil with light
ning rapidity , completing a picture
olten in ten minutes time. Many of
these pictures uro very Hue , nnd would
not bo out of place in any drawing
room. As fust as they are painted and
dried they nro given nivny to the cus
tomers of the sloro with every $5 pur
chase. All these pictures are framed on
the place at about one-half the cost com
monly paid for the various Btylos of
frames , ranging in price from (15o ( to
$1,75. This is much loss than the frames
can bo bought for oluowhoro. Wo trust
that each of our patrons will got ono of
thcao pictures. Recollect the picture
costs you nothing ; you got your goods at
special sale prices and the pictures are
given you us presents from us , your ox-
jioiiHo only being for the frames , if you
do.-dro to have them framed ,
How are your awnings ? J , M.
Lamcko , liil I'ciirl. Only homo factory.
Improvements ut the IVako ,
Tlioro Is n prospoot that the club house of
the Omaha Athletic club will bo located ut
Lake Munawn before the oporilng of tha sea
son at the lake. Negotiations huvo been in
progress for vomo time between the Manhat
tan Uo.ich Improvement company and the
Athletics with this end In view. A proposi
tion has at last boon submitted to the club by
which the company agrees to glvo two aoros
of eround on ttio south shore of the lalto.with
u fro'jtagoof 200 fool on the lake , to boloug
to the club BO long at used for club purposes ,
The members of the two rowing crows of the
club are to bo given free transportation be
tween the lake and Omaha. This proposi
tion Is now being considered by the members
of the club and a decision will probably bo
reached in the course of a few days.
A larjo sum of money will b ) expended in
Improvements at the laka before the season
opens. An eloetrlu light is to bo placed In
the mlddlo of the lake so as to illumlnulo the
whole body of water and enable moonlight
picnics to boglvon every night in the month.
A now baseball grouna ana a bicycle track
will bo made and it is ttio intention of the
proprietors of the place to furnish such a
class of attractions us will make li ono of thn
most popular pleasure resorts in the west
during the cutlro summer.
Eastern money to loan on real ostnto
by li H. Slioafo , Uroadway and Main ,
O. Yuiikarman & Co. , food , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 103 UroaUwny.
Walnut block nnd Wjoinlng coal ,
fresh mined , received dally Thatcher ,
10 Main street.
Money to loan. Lowest ruto ? . John
ston & Van I'ntton , Kverott block.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Characteristic Story of a Man Who Con
siders Himself Especially Shre cl ,
HOW HE "FOOLED" A CLOTHING MAN
Triuupnmit Trick Kmplnjcil In ( Jettingn
( looil Hut tor Onc-TVntli < > r Iti .
Actual Viilini in Totil
\ > \ lllnnclr.
There is n gonlloman well Known In Coun
cil Bluffs , who has often made it his boast
that when the proprietor of a closing out sale
got ahead of him ho had to rfot up very early
In the morning to do It. A story which Is
told on him , nnd which the gentleman in
ucstlon has never seen tit to deny , rather
ends to substantiate his claim to an oxtr.i-
rdlnary dcgrpo of uorvo as well as inge
nuity.
A bankrupt sale of fonts' furnishing goods
as been In progress for sorao tlmo past In n
building on Broadway , and ono of the halts
eld out to catch customers Is a window
ull of Imts marked , "Your cholco
or 50 cents. " Among thojo who were
nllccd Into the store was the gontlomin re-
'erred to. Ho looked at n pile of hats on ono
if the counters and at last found ono that
itiitcd him , all but the prico. It was marked
5 , but ho decided to have it for fiO cents. He
iccordlngly tools tbo hat and edged his way
ivcr toward the window where the 50-cent
I fin was displayed , a.d Inside of ton seconds
ills cholco lay peacefully among its cheaper
relatives.
A few mlnutos later ho picked it up again
mt of the window , uml with the eagerness
hat Is common to cro.it discoverers ho asked
.ho pilce. It wuj In the window , so why
ihould ho not have It forftOcontsl And It
, \u.ia green clerk that waited on htm , so
ihore proved to bo no reason , whatever. Mr.
Man Is now sporting a line $3 hat , and
although ho has hud It three days ho has not
\vcarlcdyctottcillnghowho got it for 00
cents. _
unsTox STORI : .
Immense Arrivals of Spring floods Great
This Week.
Wo have appreciated the remarkable
patronage extended us during our great
underwear sale , which closed last night ,
and , although wo made prices so low a-s
to leuvo no profit , wo wish to thank our
many friends for coining and taking the
[ joods awny. '
WE WANTED ROOM.
And when you visit , our store this weak
: md sco the immense stock of
SPRING GOODS
On display you will understand , why wo
had to make such great sacrillccs. Wo
take pride , as you know , In securing for
our counters the latest nnd best the
market affords , and in allowing none to
uxccl us in the completeness and excel
lence of our stock. Come to our store
this week and see the display and bo
happy. In
DRESS GOODS
wo will show you the latest novelties.
both in woo ! goods and the liner fabrics.
SPRING UNDERWEAR
wo have just what the first warm days
of spring will make you sigh for and in
hosiery we can gratify you with many
novelties. Wo perhaps ought to call
special attention to the largo line of
LADIES' ' SPRING WRAPS
capes , etc. , just received and placed on
sale for the first lime this week.
And dually as to prices you know they
will bo right , for this is the
BOSTON STORE ,
Council Bluffs , la.
FOTHEniNGITAM , WjIITEIjAAV & C'O.
Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices.
N. 13. Store closes evenings at G p.
m. , except Mondays nnd Suturduyb ;
Mondays 0 p. m. , Saturdays 10 p. in.
Jar vis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Their first lilrtlxlny.
The Commercial Pilgrims of America will
cclobrato the llrst anniversary of the organi
zation of their society on Saturday evening ,
April 3 , at the council chamber
In the Bono block , in Council
Bluffs. Invitations have been sent out to the
members of the order for n family social on
that date , and elaborate preparations are
being made for the ovent. Cards and dancing
will uo the main features of the evening's en
tertainment , and refreshments will bosorvod.
The following committees have boon ap
pointed to look after the preliminaries : Ar
rangements , W. J. Uavenport. A. W. John
son , , f. C. Mitchell ; invitations , Gcoreo C.
Wise , H. Franklin , E. H. Haworth , W. A.
Twvls , II. C. Wallersteadt. A. W. Hobbs ;
recoiitlon , F. 15. ShophorJ , Henry Coff6n , II.
S. Bllnn , P. A. Sp.-acno , J. J. Jono ? , Mrs. F.
15. Shepherd , Mrs.V. . B. Lanlus , MI-J. E. H.
llaworth ; Jloor , 15. C. Gloason , W. B. Lamus ,
James Pauei\-ou : refreshments , William
Kobtnsou. _
Swanson Music Co. , Masonic toinplo
Wo have our own vineyards in Callfor
nia. Jarvls Wine comptny , Co. Bluffs
.Tarvis' wild blackberry Is the best.
Roller , the tailor , 310 Broadway , has
all the latest btylca and iiowost goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Millinery Itoinninl.
Misses Rprink & Pun-ran huvo removed
their millinery parlors from Broadway
to 11) ) South Main st.
Will Huvo ii It ill Team.
Manager Vandenburg of the old Model
Ball club Is hard at woriv getting ready for
tno ball season. It Is decided positively that
a team will bo organhod , and u part of the
members hnvo already been sccurod. Tlmy
are F. Niccoll , Charles Mitts , N. Martin , F.
Vandonbursr , J , Oliver , Harry Hardin and
C ! . Cummlcgs , some of whom wcro members
of lust year's loom. Enough tnoro will oo
secured to uiako the membership an oven
dozen , so M to huvo three extra men In case
of emergencies. The club will bo known as
the "Council Bluffs Base Ball club , " nnd the
expectation is to matte it ono that the citi
zen B will not bo ashamed of , iVhero the
games will bo played has not yet been de
cided definitely , but the place chosen will ba
cither the driving park or Lake Manawa ,
with the chances slightly iu favor of thu
latter.
Saloniikfupom Moilug.
, Neb , , March 21. 'lo the Editor of
: Grim Irony , that saloonkeepers'
msoting , an account of which appeared In
your paper recently. Its object was declared
to be , ' 'To elevate the saloon business by
having the respect of reputable people. "
Well , gentlemen , haven't you put your hand
to an uphill task ! Vou say further , ' To
promotu temperance nnd thu good order of
bocioty" [ mi evil tree product ) good frultlj
and further on , 'To promotu tomporunco in
the use of liquors , etc. "
Did chooklncNs over bunt its hnad against
the rock of fact * tnoro baldly ! Everybody
knows that the saloon U tbo greatest school
of vulgarity , profanity and low animalism In
tbo community. Everybody knows that tbo
associations of thosaloon aredcgradlng ; that
the drink habit is the master vice , because
it Is productive of so many other vices.
Tbo saloon always has tended and always
will tend , to degrade and brutalize men ; tu
destroy the peace uud comfort of their fami
lies and sow In themselves the seeds of dis
ease and premature death. You can't elevate -
vato the character of individuals or com
munities who voluntarily yield thonuolvos
tosonnuil indulgences , and no other appe
tite is so despotic as the uppctito for licjuor.
It destroys sclf-dUclpllno , self-control and
self-respect.
No , gentleman , your business can't "bavo
the rojpoct of reputable people , " and I pray
you quit it. The influence of thu baleen la
evil , only evil , and that continually , and uo
ono ! knows this better than you men who
tend the niir , unless you have become mor
ally blinded nnd hardened by the vice. Yo\l
can't make the biislnc s respectable , oven Iu
the estimation of ono in ten who drink at
your bar.
Who ever said. "Let mo Introduce to you
my friend , A. B. , our saloonkccporl" No
nn . Though ho drinks ho don't like so close
n relationship to the bartender. But who
would hciltnto to say , "My friend A. B. , our
carpenter , " "blacksmith , " nr the like'
Yours In sympathy and helping good uill ,
M. C. BUTLCII.
INTEREST AND USUHY.
I.CMOII on Moclrrn limitless Methods Drmui
from tlin rnnitilcn.
Yesterday morning Hov. Frank W. Foster ,
pastor of the Immanucl Baptist church ,
preached the second of u scno * of business
sermons , Ins subject being : "Tho Talents , "
or "Interest nnd Usury and the Punishment
for Idleness , " the text being Matt. xxv. . 14
to 0. Following is a synopsis of the dls-
coui'jo :
Probably for all tlmo , interest will bo con
sidered us a fair nnd proper return to the
oiio owning the money or wealth that the
borrower ucsircs to use lor aloiieer or shorter
Imo.Vobstcr says that the Interest is
premium paid for the use of monov ; but that
tatcmcnt include * in it the Idea of risk being
assumed , and premium for that risk bolig
charged up njralast intcioU. Natural inter
est , and It Is that wu are considering , Is not
money paid for the use of money , but ru'hcr ,
ns Henry Oeorgo states It , Interest Is money
puid out of the Increase of capital , In the
hands of the user of tha capital , For if
there was not an inorciuo of productiveness ,
by the use of the capital employed In any oc
cupation , and so , au Increase of wealth , over
nnd above that which would bn had , If sim
ply labor a d raw materials , or the forces of
nature wore employed , Interest would soon
cease to bo paid the man who had money to
loud , for no ono would want It If It did not
Increase the productiveness of labor. Of
course 1 speak of borrowing money now in
its largest connections with business nnd
commercial enterprises , borrowing for tho.
purpo.o of temporary and personal gratifica
tion docs not enter Into the question Iu this
caes.
Illustrations might bo CJsily given , but
time will not allow of it.
Now the question which , as Christians , wo
want to ask ourselves , Is , Whether this Is
the Interest tdat Is condemned m the sense of
usurv by the blblo ? Let us bo honest with
ourselves , even if it should deprive us of
many things which wo possess , and tnough ,
llUii Zaehons , uo may bo called upon to make
restitution.
By most careful study It does not appear tome
mo that this is what Is condemned In the
bible. Interest , in the sense iu which I have
just spoken of It , I hnvo no doubt may bo
recognized as Just.
The Jews were a commercial people ,
and when they are commanded not to take
usury they are comnr.undod not to bo a goug
ing and biting class of people , not usurers ;
the very word Itself , "neshek,11 to bite , so
that a usurer , from the very meaning of the
word , was a biter.
"Tho Puritanic divines are almost all of
them against the talcing of any interest upon
money , and uo to the length of saylnc that
ono penny per cent per annum will shut a
man out of heaven , if persisted iu. " But
money is n productive thing , ns Mr. Spur-
geon said , "and the lender has u right to a
part of tno products ; a loan to enable a non-
trader to llvo over n season of want Is a very
different matter. " That would , probably , bo
considered usury , nnd would bo condemned
by the law laid down In Matthew vllt'i. :
Usury not only is the excessive rate paid
in premium for money borrowed , but it is the
undue advantage taken at uny tlmo over an
other person In trade or bargaining. The
test text in the bible , to show us whether
wo nro trespassing the commandments of the
Lord on this matter , is the twelfth verso of
the seventh chapter of Matthew.
Three servants indeed they were slaves
were entrusted with some money , nnd the
owner or master , wont away to bo gone an
iuiiolinito time.
The first two show their industry , so they
trade and use the money given them , so that
It increases iu a perfectly natural way , until
it has doubled ,
When the servants saw their master re
turning , those who had Improved Industii-
ouslv , their opportunity , were glad , nnd they
reported to him with Joy , of tholr good for
tune. "Tho live talents have gained tivo oth
er talents. " "Thy two talents have gained
two talents more. " The Lord looked with de
light and approbation upon those servants ,
and ho .said to the ono gaining live talents ,
"Well done , good and faithful servant , thou
hast shown thy shrewdness und ability , and
thou shalt be a ruler , a prince , enter thou
also into the Joys of the Lord ; they are mak
ing u banquet for me , thou shall sit. . at tbo
table with mo. " ' He said just the sumo words
to the other faithful one. "Well done , good
and faithful servant , thou shalt be a raler ,
und a prince , enter thou lute the joy of the
Lord. Thou shalt aha be a guest at the
feast they are preparing for mo. "
These faithful servants were praised.
They were honored with being invited to sit
with the Lord nt the feast , whera his return
was being joyoublv celebrated. And in the
third place they were rownrded for their
faithfulness by having authority , llko thatof
their Lord , given to them.
Hero wu have industrious attention re
warded.
The slothful servant was not pleased to see
his Lord returned , nnd ho very naturally put
off until the last possible moment , meeting
his Lord. Ho , too , hud given to him as much
as ho could have used to advantage. If ho
had received the ten talents ho would have
carefully hidden the whole of it until thu
lord's ' return. There would have boon
greater loss to the Master , and no greater
gain for the laiy , Indolent , Insolent man that
throw down before his Dord the talent , say
ing : "Thcro Is till no , take it , i was afraid to
use It , it was too rUKy a matter to go out
in the streets even \\ltli that'money , and I
would never have dared to Invest it , for 1
am sura I would have lost. " No doubt bo
was right , for that kind of slothfilncss will
always load to loss and failure.
His Lord was naturally greatly displeased ,
and the moro so , no doubt , that the others
had proven that the times wcro prosperous
or they could not have gained so much ,
"Thou wicked and blotbtul servant , why
didn't you do something with my money ;
why not give it to some of the traders whc
would buvo paid you good Interest , and now
I might have received back again my money
.vith interest ! "
How certain end fearful is the condemna
tion which Is pronounced against that sloth
ful , lazy , Inactive servant ! First , hols cen
suiou for his slothfuluosH , in the presence ol
bis fellow servants , that have just been
honored so greatly.
Next , the talent that ho had. was token
and given to him , that'had ten talents.
The final punishment was tbo command :
"Cast yo the unprofitable servant into outci
darxncss. Hero will ho music und toasting
presently tula Is no place for the lazy follow.
Cast him outl To the cellar ; to the dungeons
with him ! "
Ho was cast Into outer darkness , \Vhuta
tcrriblo thought , and blblo truth , is hero
brought to our utteution ! Uod will as surely
cast from His presence In the world to como
all who cantint llml tlmo in their hearts to
servo Him now , to love Him now. No truth
In the blblo Is more emphatically taughl
than this : All these who will not hava Uoi :
and take Him Into tholr affairs , to shape , to
guide , to council now , cannot have Him here-
after. You who will nut take Him now can
not have Him horcaftor. You who will nol
take Him now cannot URVO Him then. You
will be cast Into outer durknoss. You may
not like the truth ; you may not , want to be-
Hove it , but like all the truth of the blblo.
this truth stands eturnully. Clod help you
May Ho save you 1
The Good Sumarltiiu.
Rev , A. W , Clark is doing so-no excellent
work in the City Mission , Just at preseni
ho is oncajjod in finding relief for u grcai
many sick people who ara in destitute cir
cumstances. Last week bo found a poor old
man Iu a miserable room over a saloon at the
corner of Sixteenth und Cas ? streets In i
pitiable condition , Ho was iu the last stages
of consumption and had no ono to attend to
his wants but a small boy , his son , who was
half starved and as ragged as a scarecrow.
The case was absolutely shocking , The ok
man had wasted awav until hU bones bai
actually cut through the skin in places , and
to add to the horror of the situation , ho was
unspeakably filthy.
Into this place of awful misery tbo mis
slonary wont ana had thu poor dying pauper
carried to a comfortable room and provided
with proper food , clothing and medical at
tendance. But the spark of lifu was lee fain
to bo rekindlod. The old man died a few
days at tor Key , Claris discovered him. It was
cnrncd Just about the tjipppf his death that
ho old mnn had a brothqriP itig P.I Hannibal ,
Mo. Ho Is president of yibank. A IIICSSBRO
vus sent him nnd ho arrived In Omaha the
next day , but not until lift brother had closed
its oycs upon this worlljtorover. ( The gen-
loman from Missouri wj s almost prostrated
with grief nt tbo shockingcondition ) In which
lU brothnr had bncu ( ouuil. Ho thanked
Itov. Clark and the supporter * of the mission
again nnd again and prtUl\U : the bill ? that ho
could find lhatworo contracted on his broth
er's account. Ho said howas utterly ignor
ant of his brother's poverty , and would bavo
provided n good homo ( or. him if ho had
icnown the Incts. The Vwy lias boon pi ovldoj
with n homo and the remains of the unfortu
nate old man were Intrroa at Forest Lawn.
Ills nntno was Ucrwlu.
Mirt'r suviiiTV SIMS ,
Ito3iil Arm n n in ,
At the last meeting of Union Pacific coun
cil , 1,00 ! ) , an immense amount of business
was transacted , and that boto uolr of tbo
council was llnally put to sleep rooms for
the largest council In the state. The special
committee appointed for the purpose of ex
amining rooms reported In favor of taking
tbo seventh floor of the Buu bulldlne , which
would to fitted up for the use of the lodge.
After considerable dobata the recommenda
tion of the special committee prevailed , and
within a mouth Union Pacltlc council will bo
In possession of the llncst lodge room in tha
city. With an nil night elevator
service , with Jlno mile-rooms , a
well lighted main hall , n kitchen nnd other
npartments for paraphernalia. Union 1'ncitio
council la the envied of every ledge m the
slate.
Thcro will bo several other organizations
occupy the rooms with the council , which
will make the rout somewhat lighter for this
young council to boor. It Is proposed to bavo
a housc-warralne when the council takes
possession , to which , no doubt , Fidelity coun
cil ot Council Bluffa and Pioneer council of
this city will bo Invited , for it is well for
brethren to dwell tojothcr In unity.
Next meeting of Union Pacific will bo hold
Monday evening , March ' . ' 8.
Secretary MUFrjno of Pioneer council is
invited to contribute to this column.
Whv not endeavor to form n t'r..iul council
In Nebraska ! Referred to Brother J. W.
Maynnrd.
Over l.iiOO members were added to the
membership of the various councils in Illinois
In IS'Jl. '
The order nt Providence. It I. , Is prepar
ing for nn appropriate ; reception of the su-
prcmo council , wild incuts there in June.
New Jersey last year tnndo a record that
exceeds In percentage of Increase that made
bo any state in tno union. Loading men Iu
the order from all parts ore sending to Grand
Secretary Alberts for Information as to the
methods used by Jorsoymon iu achieving
such grand results.
I'ho movement , in Cleveland to form n uni
form rank will doubtless succeed. Great in
terest is being evinced in tbo protect.
Union Pacific council should have a repre
sentative la tbo supreme council who would
labor early and late for a now ritual. Who
will it boi
KnlKlitH ol I' } thins.
Marathon Lodpo JS'o.8.J made a lucky move
when they determined to lease the hall at
Twnnty-nfth avcuuo jonil Oumlng street.
Over two yo-.rs have elapsed since they lilted
up the third floor at the , corner mentioned
and furuishoa it for lodgQ purposes , ana It Is
now occupied every night In tbo week and
Sunday afternoon , thus making the lodge a
peed return on their investment. The meet
ings are very well attended by both members
and visitors , and last Monday night the over
welcome face of Past Grand Chancellor Will
Li. Sclsoi could bo scon among the latter.
Among the most constant of former visi
tors to Marathon ledge was Brother
Montague , formerly o ! Glusco , Mo. , but ho
is no longer a visitor. , Ho has made Omaha
his home and has enrolled Himself as ono of
the members of Marathon by depositing his
card.
card.Dr.
Dr. F. S. Lewis , formerly of Marathon , is
doing well nt Port Angeles , Wash.
It would bo a great , ben ell t to the lodecs
throughout the siatoto organize n. debate
under the head of "Good of the Order , " to
bring out the many beautiful and instructive
lessons of the ritual. As has bean often said ,
the law of the order Is the ritual , and a thor
ough acquaintance with it would save many
a needless discussion In the lodge.
Marathon ledge is talking seriously of buyIng -
Ing its own piano and quit paying rent. It
is Just as cheap and you will own your o\\n
music in the end.
Omalm Ledge No. JO will confer the rank
of Knight upon ono candidate Thursday
evening next at Fuller's hall , corner Four
teenth and Douglas streets. Visiting breth
ren are cordially invited to participate in ttio
ceremony of Initiation.
Nebraska Ledge No. 1 is keeping UD its
good work and every meeting night thcro is
a candidate to take some one of the degrees.
Keep it UP , brethren , ana Pythlanisin will
soon DO back in tbo place where by right it
deserves to be , at the head of the secret so
cieties of tbo stato.
Wo want moro news about Pythians and
Pythian lodges. Interest In u "Secret So
ciety" column depends upon tbo amount of
news matter that is given weekly. Secre
taries of the various lodges shoula endeavor
to sco that tholr lodges are represented In
these columns. It is n good way , brethren ,
to iirouse interest in your lodge , and deserves
a trial at least.
Urother Max Koodor Is ono of the enthusi
astic members of the order in this city , and
Nebraska ledge , , No. J. is to bo congratulated
on having so genial u bustler as a member.
Brother R. S. : The Uniform Hank Is at
tainable only by members of the Knight's
Hank , and Is of a semi-military character ,
with its own impressive ceremonies and ritu
alistic work. Its members are uniformed ,
being cqulppoa with helmet and plumes ,
sword and bolt , and distinctive dress of tha
rank , nnd encage in drill and marching
manoeuvres , as well as providing nn addi
tional bonollt to Its members. There are al
ready over 25,000 members of this rink.
A division of the Uniform Hank will soon
bo organized at Toledo , la ,
The order of the Knights of Pythias was
organized February 10 , 18154 , at Washington ,
D. C.
Divisions of the Uniform Hank should at
on co prepare for inspection.
Good TeiiiplurH.
Mayflower ledge No , 1 , Independent Order
of Good Templars , bold their regular meet-
Ihs Tuesday ovcnlnc last at their hall Tlur-
tv-second and CJurtlehl avenue , with Chief
Templar Allison presiding. Tncro wore pres
ent 'ram tha various lodges throughout the
city Mr. Forboy , Mr. Barnes and Mr , Sawyer -
yor and others from Lifeboat lodge , Omaha :
Mr. Allison and thtoo brother comrades of
bis from Magic City ledge , South Omaha ,
During the recess tlioro was a literary pro
gram rendered /follows : Miss Georgia
Goddard , chairman , vMr. W. J. Jones and
Jnmcs J. Flunncry gave a sketch on solv
ing conundrums , principally witty sii.vlnps ;
than came Mnyllowor ledge deputy , Mr.
James , with a select ploco of reading , "Homo
Cures for Colds. " brother Forboy of Life
boat lodga made a few comical remarks and
concluded by glvlngjvuo recitation. Brother
Sawyer ot LifoboaVj3 vo a poem , "Do Not
Forgot Me.1 The program was concluded by
Chief Templar , Mr. Ojiaur Allison.
Mayllowcr lodge eutitcmts a cordial Invita
tion to all to attend a free social on March
22 , to bo held at IU i all , Thirty-second und
Gurfleld avenue. The committee of arrange
ments 1 J. li , McCraclian , J. J. Floiinery ,
Miss lOmma Alllson.'Jillis Goorglo Goddurd
and MM , J. W. Coglpy.
OUI > rjjfMWH. ,
The following Is U0 | Anniversary proclama
tlon issued by the grand sire nnent the ap
proacblng anniversary of the order :
HOVEIIKION ( illANII I.OIX1K Ok'TIIK iNDErENI )
E > r ClIDKII Of OnilfKU.OWS. OtTII'B Of UlANI )
SIIIK. To tlio Olllccrsand Mumburs of cir.uul
and Sii nnllmito lindlo ) of the Independent
Odor of Oddfollows. und lo nil vvlinin It inny
( Jonccrni In uororduncn with the custom , nnd
In pursuunuu of lliu resolution of thu sovur-
i-Uri grand lodge , I , L'huilesM , Iliibbeo , grand
sire , by virtue of authority vested in in ( > , do
hereby rnloln iipoiuiH irrand and Miibordinutu
bodies under thu jurisdiction otlhunrdur , to
tul < u appinprlato uctlonor the dug common-
orutlou of the -ilth diiyul April , the sevcnty-
th'rd iinnlversury of pur order , by suitable
pxurclsos In obsurvancu of thu day. mill by
pulillu thunksylvlni ; to Almixiity Uod for Ills
manifold iiiurclt's to us individually und co'-
Icctlvuly.
Dona at the city of Italolith , titato of North
Curollna , IT , S. A , , tills olovfntlt day < ) ( I'eb-
ritury , Anne Domini , olshteon hundred und
nliioty-lwound oC the order tht seventy-thin !
year. o. M. UUSUEE , Urund Hire.
Attest :
TiiKonoiiE J. ItosR , Grand Secretary ,
Tbo ceremony authorized to be observed at
tbo celebration of the anniversary of the
order , uiuy bo obtained from the grand aocro
nries of the several grand lodge ? , the grand
crlbcs of thn grand encampments , and at the
onlco of the gmnd secretary of the sovereign
giand ledge , Columbus , O
s Inr Itril Men ,
The grand misquerado ball given by Ogal-
alia tribe , No. 4 , Independent Order of Rod
Hen , of Fort Omalm nnd Omaha at Hrfling
mil , Thursday evening , \vss successful in
every particular , thcro being about 100
couples present. Many or the costumes were
very handsome nnd all very appropi Into for
: ho occasion , The Rod Man and their better
halves do nothing half heartedly and tholr
entertainments arc second to hone in pleas
ure to themselves , their families nnd friends.
Their motto Is to assist the orphan , the u Idow
nnd the stranger und to glvo'n word of com
fort nnd to extend n helping hand to the
downtrodden and helpless ,
Too much credit cannot bo given to the
committee , J. Burns , A. Wood , F. Lehman ,
(1. Ruf , C. Dlstman , 13. Itogun , J. Homing ,
IX L. Scran ton , G. Hull , G. Loller and 11.
Lloyd , for conducting the affair to so pleas
ant an end ,
IISTIU : : STAN.
A chapter of the Easter Star was organized
MI evening nt South Omaha , the now ludgo
starting with ilfty niisuibew. A very largo
delegation from Omaha attended the initia
tory services and were hospitably taken oaro
of by the brothers nnd slstcri of the now
chapter.
Ciitnmrrrliil rllgr ms or Amrrlc.i.
The llrst grand council for the state of the
2ommarclnl Pilgrims ot America will bo hold
In Omuha on Saturday , March M , nt the
council chamber , in the Continental block ,
: oricr of Fittceuth and Douglas streets ,
Delegates will bo In attcndutico from Nor
folk , Grand Island und Lincoln. All com
mercial travelers nro cordially Invited to bo
present.
TinPnittliot tlionmtiMin. .
Hayes Is n slugger.
M , Howell Is n retired ball player.
Nonpareils uro all right as ball players.
Carmello Is n spet'dy loft handed pitcher.
Sago will curry bats for the Sparklers ,
maybe.
The postofllco team has ordered their suits
lull black.
C. Frank will bo n fielder for your lifo
this season.
Gentlemanly .Too Cunningham is a ball
pliyer from Playorsvillo.
Qulnlan , the Diamonds old catcher has re
tired from the ball Hold.
Butler of the Cranes is considered as good
a licldcr ns Omaha can producs.
Florence Is going to huvo another team ,
but the Shamrocks have withered away.
The postofllco team will have a strong out
field in Cunningham , C. Frank and Tracy.
Hurlej Is another good man , ho covers lots
of ground and knows how to wield the stick.
Manager Frank of the poHolllcn team has
so , far signed Carmello , G. Frank , Hayes ,
Davis , Cunningham , Iveogun , Creighton
nnd Tracy.
Lindsoy nnd Irish , of last season's Dla
mends , ploy in the Black Hills league 'ihls
year.
G. Fiank will bo lound at third , with Big
Papa Hayes on ffrst , und Creighton catcher
for the postofllco.
The Commercial Avenues and Omaha
Vlsws will not blossom out tlio coming sea
son , so says Manager C. Hoffman.
ICcone , third baseman of last season's high
school team , would make a yood short stop or
center fielder for some stats league team.
The Diamonds have reorganized as th
Postoflico team , with Crolghton as captain.
The roster includes : Davis , catcher ; Car
mello , pitcher ; Haves , ilrjt base ; Urolghton ,
second base ; Conly , short stop ; G. Frank ,
third base ; Cunningham , loft hold ; C.Frank ,
center oeld ; Tracy , right Held.
For tlio HOJB anil Cli-li.
President lioeoland of the National Asso
ciation for Reform Among Youth , spoke
three times yesterday ; at 100 : ! at Custollar
Street Presbyterian church at a o'clock
at the Tenth Street Mission uud at 7:30 : at
the First Christian church.
Both morning and evening services wcro
largely nt'cudod and the audiences ovlncea a
deep interest in vlow ot somcting practical
being done for the neglected classes of youth
in Omaha. Some f" > 0 were subscribed Tor
the local work. It Is understood that there
will bo a committee meottnir today to begin
the permanent organization of tbo work.
The feature of last night's mooting at the
First Christian church uas the presence of
the children of u down town mission. They
were kindly conveyed free of charge to and
from the church by the Omaha Street , Rail
way company. At noaily all of the services
it was noticed that children took part in the
service.
Stcumor Arrivals.
At Boston Michigan , from Liverpool.
At London-Sighted Damn and Dldam ,
from New York ; Maryland , from Baltimore.
At Havre Bpurpoyno , from New York.
At Now York Etruna , from Liverpool ;
Wlcland , from Hamburg. Sailed , Amazonus ,
for Para Pernambuco.
The British steamer Toledo , Captain Hart ,
from Baltimore March 2 for Rotterdam , is
aground nt Masslulsls , nineteen miles west
of Rotterdam. She will bo lighted.
! MALIGNANT ABSCESS.
/ My little gill suffered for llircc ycnra
/ from n , largo Ahsccss on her hip , tlio
( result of n fall and dislocation. The
\ Abscess was largo , with six openings ,
\all of which discharged puss. I was
induced by friends to give her S. S. S. ,
mid by the time the fifth bottle waa
finished the Abscess was cnliicly heal
ed , and the child wits well nnd lmppy.N
Mrs. J. A. WIEGNEH ,
SlATINGTON , PA.
Send for book on the Blood and Skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. , A-ILANTA , GAV
COUNCIL B.UFF3 STEM DYSI ORB
All Ulnilsnf Dyo'iiK nnd ( Muiiiiln : done In tha
lil''hist style of tlio art. l > 'ade.d iiu.l stilnol
fabrics made to look us peed as nuw , llml
fu.ithoiN cluiuiuil by btoiim In llrst-ohus tnan-
nur. Work promptly done and ilelivoroJ In all
Ida Is ( if ilio country , hen4 for urlco list.
O. A. MA01IAN , - - 1'ltUlMtIKTOIt.
1 OUIlroadw i.v. No ir NortlnvoitJr.i Ij ; /
Cou.vcit. Hiurvi , lor i.
Sims & Saunacrs-Arr'lh'o1 '
federal courts. Hoonn I , I unJ
IlcuobloeU. Council Iliuffj. lx
FAIREST ,
$2.25 A MONTH ,
AT HOME.
Catarrh , Bronchitis , Asthma ,
Consumption , Deafness ,
Headache'irtorn" " " " , Dyspepsia ,
Nervous Prostration.
Produce * XATUKAMA *
Glowing Health !
Rosy Clicks !
llealtliv Bodies !
ovit OXVOK.n.mvxi ,
KHICi : , ( 'nil or Wrllo Toilnjr ,
Pnyslclan of SO Years In Chirgo.
FREE TRIAL INHALATIONS.
DON'T DELAY. OALL TODAY.
You 11 Smllo.
The si'Kcinr oxYJi\ ( : . ,
MO tiocy ! lltillillnz , cor l.'t'i mil Uimnnl Mrocts ,
Olnnhn , Ncbrnskn ,
A no nnl Comptuto Treatment , rnnilntlnK or
guiipoiltorlci , ointment In L'niisuloi , nlso In Hot
nml I'llls ; n 1'oMtlvo Cum fur i\trnil : , Intjrnnl
lllliid or llloclliu Uctilm , Clirnnlo , Koccnt or
lli-reiUtnry i'ilo Thli llcmoilr hi" navur lioon
known to lull , (1 perliOK.il rnrfi ; fiu l > / mill ,
\\liyMUIerfromlhlilorrlbli ) illsanss wliena writ
ten uMinrantoa Is positively Klrcn with ttlmv onr
rotiimltha money ir not curjl Hoiul Bttnu lor
free Sample , ( iuirantoo Isiual l > r Kuli i A Co ,
'IMs. Solo Auonu. carloUtlinnl Douglu
, Uiiinlii Neb.
and Snip !
INSTITUTE.
Eye Ml '
INF RMARY
FOR THE
IK TREATMENT
-OPAL ,
facilities , npD.it.itus nnd Itomoillift
fet succt'srfiit trjitttiiont of ovmy form
otdlseu-iu rcqulrlni medical or
sur-'lu.il tioutmcnt.
Ml boil R for p.ulciits bund nnd attendance.
Het nucmnodatinns In tlio west ,
Wrltu for circulars on defoiinlt.os nnil
br-ice" . trusses club foot , curvatures at sijlnu ,
piles , tumor" , c.incur.oataiih , bronchitis , In-
Iinliulon.o'.cctrU-lty. .
pnr.ilysK CDlleusy , Ud-
nuy , b adder , eye. ear , skin 1111 1 bloo I und alt
nut rations.
rUv3PA < JIv ? ! fir" " W/llTDKT / A si'noiAi.TV ,
LUOtlilOiiO Ur WUlllhN llookunDlso.noiof
Women ritiii : Wu have lately ad lud .1 lylns-
In department for women durfnit cimlliiumunU
Mrlclly pi.vnle. . ) ( Inly Kollublo Medical In-
btilutc m.iUlng a pocl ill v of
, 1'HIVATia Uf.SKASKS
All Hood Dlsonoas successfully troatel.
byuhllltlu I'oNon lemovcd Crom tlio system
without mnrunry. Now Hcstoratlva Treat
ment for Loss of VIT.M. , TOWER l'or-ons un
able to vis t us mav lo ) trout t'd nt homo by
( Orrosijoii once. All communications cunli-
dciillal. MuJlulncs or Instrtiimmts sent l > y
mall oro\prcss. securely packed , no innrUs to
Indicate cuntcnlsur sender. One pur-onn.1 In
terview pruft-rro I. Cull nnd consult us or send
history of your case , and e will send In plain
urapnur. our
Bnhff I'Kf.R Unon ITlv.Uo
TO MtH : ,
ouun iu men
, vcuM oc j-Brvm,3 D , , ,
cases , Iinpotvnoy. Syphilis , Gleet niU Vailco-
cole , \\nli iiicition | list.
llr.ifc = . Appliances for Deformities & Tiusos
Only manufactory in the Weatof ' -
111 .ti l'.l ii.i.f , 2-itVanr. . *
JtATl'hll > I.H , . % / > IIKK'Jit.
Omaha Medical anl Surgical Institute ,
26th and Broaiway , Co moll Bluffs.
Ten minutes' ildc from cuntcrof Omuha on
Omaha und ( 'ouncll ItlufN electric motor Hue.
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
New , modern , well-apnoiuled. thor
oughly woll-kept , $ J a day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1/MJK SALK At a hiivaln , r.-aure frull and
-I. cnrde.ii farm ailjoluliu cuy llmll ; yoocl
dwelling Ii II. Miotfe.
T7VAKMS , pirlon lairls , Imiisis , lots an I
Jt ? business bUuk ) for silo nr r.mt. Day i
lluss. 10 I'narl struot , Ujuiull lilulfj.
IflOK KENT Over 10) ) dwolllu : s ut ovury clo-
' bcrlptlon at prices varyliu from $1 to $ IO
pur moiitli. Ipuato j In all pans of the city. K
II , Hlio re. f > ) j llro iclwuy.
(12.1 per ncio for KOIK ! farms la Iowa , I'liii : .
Psiiiootli oorn liind , rnrp-irllcillarscall on
01 address Johnston & Van fatten , Uouiiull
IIIu ITs ,
Ii : ! ! UUOMS KOU UKN1' Mculy
fit rnUlied rooms for Ke'itlcmen ,
land avL'iiuo.
llHAmlilltln ( ) Hats for rent ,
moms lucli ; biith ; hot and cold uatur. Day
& Hess , _
ir-OJt hAl.i-Colum : hlu safety blcyi'luj 18W
-1. iHlt-Tn ) ; cost * I rtlll ; sull for iTtiahh ,
Jlow ard llHttt'iihau < MLl''lr < t > atloii.il banlc.
GAKUr.N farm , 11 acres In city lliiiltsuiuiiBii
of four rooms , eood ulBletni 7 acres iiudur
( ultlvaton ; biimo hiniill fiiut ; prlcu t..i.O.
i Towlo , ' . ' 15 1'earl si ,
J' TJFT l.tTrtfl'T"blutU KimfoiiiiUiuhu" HTu
J white hpoton liruaHt ; name "Don. " KM-
wurd fur iciuin to UJO Third .1 venue. , Cdiincll
lllllllB.
FOUND AT
After Yea-s ot Unauaajs fal BirMi for
Cure , Martin And an 311 Qsti Relief frain
the Uh.tn.MJ Dooor \ . Voliiti'Tjj ;
monlat ,
O.M.Ul.V , Nub. . .Inn. IS , 183i
To whom It Muy Concern :
This is to certify thU : 1 huvo boon n
constant sulTcror for ninny vonw with
cntnrrli. nslhmti nnJ bronchial nITeo-
lions of tha throat , nml tried nil the
iitlont : medicines nml roiiifliiluj I nvot-
lionrd of , but with no success. I licatcd
with doctors in various parts of the
country , but none of thorn i-ouhl tlo mo
my fjootl fu.-tiior thuti giving mo shop
temporary lollcf. I sitllorcd tilirht nn
< lny. nnd continued to HHW worse not
withstniuliii } , ' nil the mcilleliio I 1ml
Vikcn. I hiitl almost given up my case
ns hopeless when I \\aa Informed by u
friend of Dr. U. Coo Wo , the Chlneso
doctor , nml ml vised to K < > nnd sea him In
the hope of tfottintr relief nt least. If not
a poriimnont euro for my troublo. 1 wtta
slow in making up my mind to mtlto
finch u radical cliantio in my treatment ,
ns 1 know u trial wilh the Chlnojo iloo-
lor would briiifj mo , but I llnally con
eluded to tfivo him a trhl , so I called nt
Ins olfieo with that intention. I totiml
thn docto:1 : a clover , entertaining1 gentle
man , thoroughly postoil on my eondl
Lion , and it toolc only a vary short time
to convince mo that'ho was tlio parly I
was so long In search of. Ho told mo
my case was curable , nnd that ho could
euro me , and premred mo a sticoial
tic'ttmont to suit my condition , and in
two weeks I WIIB to much bolter that I
liad the fullest conlldoiu-o In the doctor's
ability and committed my case to his
treatment. 1 continued in STOW bettor
rapidly and am novv outl ely well , i
ewe my euro to D . C CJoo Wo , and am
not. ashamed to admit it. I atlviso .ill
who want relief from tholr troubles to
c ill on Dr. O. ( ! POVo. . and they will bo
cured. For all m-tteulars apply or
write to MUTIX L. Axnnitsov.
8121 Cuminp St. , Omaha , Nob.
DH. C. ( TICK \VO ,
liosular "r iOiiitu : cif Uhlnoso inojfinc. ! olzht
o.irs'stud. ten yiMiV pni"tico. Tro its suu-
l dlsuubes Unottu tu siiircrln ; Im
munity.
Hoot 4 , plants. 'mil liorbs nature's remo lies
Ills iiipdiulncs thn world hU nltnt's * ! I.JiJ toi-
llinonl.i s. ( Jilt .mil SLM ) him , Consult , itlou
Tree , llasn'so ron-tnntly an hind icmolci
Tor thu follonln , ' iHsuusot ro.idv prop.irotl :
Asthma , Catarih , Kliniini it'sin. Indigestion.
I est Mnnhon ' . Koinalo item ss. Mul ; lluad-
iclip. Illood 1'iirlflnr. nnd Kliln y aii'l I/'vcr.
I'rlce , ono doll ir pur bottle or six for llvo dol-
Inrs. Tho'O wlin ciinuot cull , one < HO Scut
fi tn in ] i for question list an I full p irtlciitars.
L fflce. Cor. IQfiaiiJ Cillfj.-uU St ? . . Oma
MISSTATE BANK
( H Council Ilium.
CuplUl stcoV $ t.tOOOn
fcuiplusunJTrofits HIO H
XotCnpltil mil Surplus 9\tiOOty \
Dlrcctori-I I ) Kiliiu 11 < > i. i : t. , Slmtir' , P. > .
Glenvir. , K 13. 11 irt , I , A. Mllljr , .1. V. Itlns'iuii
nnd ClmrlcD ll-llnnmn Transictcener.il biuU-
liig iMiblnosa. hnrxesl cniltil | nnd suiplua of
any tank In S'oiithWL-sloia Iowa.
NTEHEST ON TIMS DEPOSITS
Chas. Lunkley ,
Funeral Director tin I Uirlnrla\cr.
811 Bro.idway , Council Bluffs.
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Lonves UUKI-INCi'lO.N , V MO. IllViSIt I Arilvus
Oinili.i I Depot lillh an I M.iio'iti. ! . Oiiinli i.
llfTs n7n Denver Veitlbnlo l.lniUe.l . ] " FtlJ p in
10.lt n in . . . . . .Deuilivoud KxprcM | I Oi |
7 IU p in , . .Denver Kxpren n ui
7.10 p m , . . . .Denver KxpOfii . . . I'.IKI ' p in
5.UO p 111 ; Lincoln d-.Aueptaun ) (1..U ( n m
8,15 u nil . . . . 1 ocal if.'U p m
Ix-avbi'j iv7 < \ . ST. .1. A , oTii I Arrives'
Omnhn. | Depot lufn mi I M lion flu JO mlm
V.a ami . .KniinHi City 1)1) ' l.proti I fr.V > p in
! ! 4'i p mK. ! C. NU'iitKxp Tin IJ I' . Trnin I li O n in
Leaves I UNION 1'ACiML1. I Arrives
Oiniilm. I Union Depot lOtli an.j.Miircy Bin , | Onmlm.
' ' ' ' '
IU00 a in . . . . . .Denvor Kxprasi. . . . ! . , ' 3X ( ) p m
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