Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEEtilkoNDAY MARCH 28 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL DLUFFa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
ttlhticd ly Carrier to tiny pnrtof the City
II. W. TILTON , - MANAGER
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N , V. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans. 201 Sopp bloci ? .
Hogulixr mooting ot General G. M. Dodge
cnmp , Sons of Veterans , Monday evening nt
Grand Army of the Republic hall.
John J. Johnson of Hazel Doll township
nnd Mary Johnson of Couneil Bluffs were
granted n license to wed yesterday.
Lily camp , No 1 , Hoynl Neighbors of
America , will glvo n musical nnd social next
Wednesday evening in the Pythian hall over
103 Main street ,
1C. A. Martin nnd Ltzzlo Llntz , both of this
city , were married last evening at the resi
dence of the bride , 1)10 ) Avontio A , Justice
Swoarlngon ofliclattng.
Mrs. D. S. Bronnanlan died at 3:45 : o'clocit
yesterday afternoon , after an illness of tun
days , nt her homo 303 South First street.
Notice of the funeral will ho given later.
Mrs. Wesley Clark Is conflno.l to her homo
nn Harrison street from the effects of a num
ber of bad burns she received from n gasoline
explosion. For a time yesterday her llto
was thought to bo In danger.
C. E. Morse was lined 6J0.20 In pollco court
yesterday morning for drunkenness nnd bc-
Ine an Inmate of n disorderly house on North
Main street. James Coates , for drunkenness
nnd Insulting ladles on tno street , was llnnd
$30. TO.
William Ohlrlch , who has been rooming
with J. P. BurkoatSO North Eighth street
for a short tlmo past , has disappeared , and
with him a ( Ino overcoat , gold watch and
chain and n pair of kid gloves belonging to
Mr. Burko. Ills ex-roommato has no idea as
to the direction ho too if.
The members of the Pottawattamlo county
bar bold a meeting yesterday with Presi
dent D. C. Bloomer In tbo chair , and adopted
a sot of resolutions on the death of C. E.
Stone , who was the oldest member of the
bar In the city , ho having begun practicing
law In Council Bluffs in lbS3.
Tbo Union Veteran Legion and the Ladles'
auxiliary will nttond services this evening nt
St. John's ' Enghsn Lutheran church in the
Young Men's Christian association chapel.
They will moot at thalr hall nt 7 o'clock.
Hov. G. W. Snyder will preach a sermon
especially adapted for the occasion.
U. linnt en and Kata Sorensen , two of the
employes of the Grand hotel , buvo been cir
culating a subscription list among their fel
low workmen In behalf of Mary Charleston ,
who mot with sonons Injuries by falling out
of a window a day or two ago. They suc
ceeded In raising $ . ' ! ' . ) . TO , and this sum wai
presented to the unfortunate girl yesterday
afternoon.
Tbo school board WAS to have had a meat-
ing yesterday afternoon at tbo corner of
Madison street and Graham avenue to look
over sites that h'lvo boon offered by Messrs.
'William Siodentopf , IIowo , Forrest Smith ,
B. B. Wndswortb nnd others for the erection
of the now school house at that point. On
account of tbo weather , however , it was
decided to postpone the mooting , which will
bo held on Monday afternoon at 4:30 : o'clock
ebould the weather bo favorable.
The Miss Ellis concert class of the Ep
worth Methodist church will give a Now
England supper in Shubcrl's hall , SJ17
West Broadway , on Tuesday ovonlnp-March
29. The members of the class will bo dressed
In Washington'costumo. . A Now England
nuntlo , who was born at the foot of the
Green mountains , will bo present , a part of
who e costume is n portion of tbo wedding
garments of Mrs. C'olonol Aaron Baker In
1800. Supper will bo served Irom u to 10
o'clocK. _
A great variety of aprons from all
warts of the world for sale at Hughes'
block by the ladies of the Broadway
Methodist church Thursday afternoon ,
March 81. Supper will bo served , fol
lowed by a musical and literary enter
tainment _
Commercial 1'llgrlms of America.
About twenty-ilvo members of Council
Bluffs council No. 1 , Commercial Pilgrims
of America , went to Omaha yesterday to institute -
stituto the Nebraska grand lodge of the
order. The meeting was held in the as-
ncmbly hall in the Continental clock and
was attended by tha following delegates
from the Nebraska lodges : I. F. Woller , C.
O. Lobecic and M. G. Klbby of Omaha , No.
2 ; W. W. Lilly , H. C. Thurber and James
H. Hamilton of NorfolK , No. 4 ; William
Murr , W. A. Chapman nnd H. H. Lough-
rldgo of Grnnd Island , No. C ; Li. W. Snow ,
Walter C. Housor nnd F. A. Bartholomew
of Lincoln , No. 7. Alternates W. S.
Holphroy , C. F. Hold , Charles Uice , S. S.
AVhttlug , E. Conklm , D. E. ICoyes. J. G.
Gettos and M. M. Gowdy.
The grand ledge was instituted with tbe
usual formalities , with the following list of
ofllcnrs : G. W. P. , L. W. Snow of Lincoln ;
G. V. W. P. , William Murr of Grand Island ;
G. W. C. , W. W. Lilly of Norfolk ; G. w !
secretary , F. A. Bartholomew of Lincoln : G.
\V. treasurer , C. O. Lobcck of Omaha ; G.
tourist , W. A. Chapman of Grand Island ; G.
K. of I. P. , C. Thurber of Norfolk ; G. A. of
O. P. , J. H. Hamilton of Norfolk ; state
grand deputy , C. F. Wollor of Omaha.
Tbo grand council recommended the
adoption of the new Commercial Knight's
degree. Norfolk was selected as the place
for holding tba next grand council in ono
year. After tbo business of the session had
been completed the whole party was elvon a
banquet at tbo Hotel Dcllono under the aus
pices of Omaha council , No. 3 , after which
the delegates from thu various lodges accom
panied tbo Bluff : delegation to this side of
the river , whcro the now military degree
was conferred on them. The meeting was
harmonious and enthusiastic , nud when It
broke up everyone was warm in his praises
of the Omaha council for the way la which
the guests had been entertained ,
The King of ( iinollno Stoves.
The old single generator Dangler was
the best gasoline steve ever made , bu'i
Shugart & Son have a now Dangler that
is unquestionably the king of vapor
Btovos. It is called the Dangler Sur
prise , and is simply the old reliable
Htovo with n perfect process generator
added. It hums a blue llunio when
lighted and has no odor In stopping or
starting. Shugarts are 'tho only people
who handle them.
How are your awnings ? . J. M.
Lumcko , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory ,
Want the llotiuilury rixeil.
The attorneys for Iowa la the Cut-Off
Island case were served yesterday with a
copy of a motion for the appointment of com-
mUolons to decide where the boundary line
between the states shall be , according to tbo
Btlpultition made In the decision of iho t > u-
promo court , they alleging that It Is impos
sible for tuo parlies to tbo suit to como to
any ogrooinont. They request the appoint
ment of the following to places on tbe com
mission : Captain Charles F. Pow6ll of tbo
corps of engineers at Sioux City nnd in
charge of iho improvements being made upon
the river at that point ; Lieutenant Hiram M.
Chlttoodon of the same corps at HU Paul ,
and Captain Charles A. Warden , engineer of
the Department of the Plalto , with head
quarters at Omaha. The motion is signed by
Attorney General George H. Hastings of
Nebraska and Attorneys J. M. Woolwortb
nud C. J. Greene.
Roltor , the tailor , 810 Broadway , has
nil Iho latest styles and newest goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Btlll Among tha Ml lng ,
Frederick A , Soulo , the much-wanted wit
ness in the Chicago boodllng aldermen cases ,
t > still missing , and till efforts to locate him
B vo failed. A thorough search was made
for him at MIsscuri Valley yesterday , as hh >
wlfo claimed to tntuk that bo bad possibly
KOIIO there , but be was not there , nor bad ho
been there , llo is not at the residence of E.
H , Merrlam , 210 South Seventh street , where
bis wlfo la still stopping , and all bu friends
claim entire ignorance of hi * whereabouts.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
E. 8 , Pegloy Had a Nice Scheme to Punish
His Enemies.
WOULD HAVE HIS WIFE ASSAULT THEM
llf I'rrparctl n llo < o if Itltio Vitriol for
County Attorney Organ ami OtlicrH
\Vcrc to Jlc Trriitcd In Much
tho.SumoVny. .
E. S. Fegloy , who Is .now serving out n
nine months seutcnco In the county Jail for
bcuting his u-lfo half to death with n hatchet ,
is developing n nmrkcJ taste for other
people's blood ns well , and Judging irom tfio
loiters ho hns been trying to soml from the
jull to his wife , ho will begin to ranko things
worm tor his enemies ns soon ns his term
expires.
All thcso letter * have been intercepted by
Sheriff liazcn , although Fogloy bas displayed
considerable ingenuity In his efforts to com
municate with bis wlfo. Uo gave the sheriff
n loiter ono day to RVO ! to Mrs. Fogloy , nnd
when It was opened it was found to contain
a lengthy outojry of the sheriff , which was
something of n surprise to that ofllcial In
view of certain remarks thai Fcg-
loy had tniulo about him seine tlma
before. That same clay the ttmo of ono of
the prisoners expired , and just as ho was
leaving Sheriff Huzcn made a thorough
search of his ulothing which resulted In the
Undine of another letter , also directed to
MM. Fcgloy. It stated that Fcgloy had
written a letter for the purpose of throwing
Huzoj oft his guard , and told her not to pay
any attention to the things It contained ,
Fefjloy then wont on to tell his wlfo of some
plans ho had laid tonvonpotho Injuries he
had received at tno hands of bis enemies , as
ho considers all who had any hand In send
ing him to Jnll.
Mo directed her to buy n BO-cont blnck-
snake and administer a borso whipping to
Ualnoy , n neighbor who tcstllloJ ntrainst
him , at the corner of IJroadway mid Pearl
street , and to procure some blue vitriol nnd
throw It In the eyes of County Attorney
Organ. Sheriff Daily and Sheriff liazen wore
to bo treated In a good daal the sumo way ,
nnd Ufa was to bo made exceedingly Inter
esting to the pcoplo whom bo blamed for his
having to llo in jail. At the closoof his billet
doux ho made the horrlblo threat that If she
did not do as ho told her In every particular
ho would louvo her as soon ns ho got out of
Jail , and would marry a colored woman
purely for revvngo.
The contents of the letters , of which fully
a dozen have been intercepted , would Indi
cate that FDgloy has gene Insnno from con
stantly brooding over his Imagined wrongs.
A close watch Is kept over him to prevent
him from doing any barm to himself or any
of the attendants at tbo jail , although bis
desperation Is considered to be largely a thing
of bls'own Imagination.
IT WILL BE A GUi.Vr WEEK.
Some oT the Attractions at the ItoHton Store
This Week fountains of 1'crfiimc.
This week will bo n , hummer at the
Boston Btoro , Council Bluffs , and the
pcoplo will have abundant inducement
to como in oven if the weather should
not bo just what is desired.
The prime fact of interest to the ladies
is the announcement that our immense
stock of spring dress goods is now on
display , and rm lady who loves the
beautiful can fail to bo pleased with
what she sees. There nro the latest
novelties in wool nnd cotton dress poods ,
spring wraps and capes , novelties in
hosiery , embroideries and lace flounc
ing , silk mitts , gloves , ' umbrellas , cor
sets , etc. The word novelties is used
advisedly. These goods are novelties ,
and the ladies will appreciate them.
Ono of the most' ' important events of
the week will occur Friday and Satur
day when Mr. Loon Meyers , the proat
New York perfume manufacturer ,
known as the Perfume King , will spend
those days in the store introducing his
high grade perfumes. There will bo
sprays , jets and fountains of perfumes ,
and the whole block will bo iillod with
fragrance. Eight cases of Mr. Meyers'
finest goods htivo been received and un
packed , and some idea of their charac
ter can bo obtained by the great dis
play in our show window. There is
moro perfume in the Boston store just
now than can bo found in all the other
houses in the Missouri valley , and on
Friday and Saturday they will nil go at
special prices.
50c bottle of pnrfumc nt lOc.
7fe bottle of perfume at Sic.
$1.00 bottle of perfume at 59c.
50c bottle of Florida water , lOc.
60c bottle bay rum , 19c.
There are all the standard odors and
many now ones , all high grade , nnd for
Friday and Saturday they go at iibovo
special prices.
The lightning landscape artist is still
with us and these desirous of having a
handsome oil painting at a nominal cost
will do well to see us within the next
few days.
In wall capers wo carry the largest
and most complete stock in the city and
all now goods not an old roll in the
houso. Prices just about one-half
regular paper deatorB. Estimates fur
nished. None hut the best workmen
omplavcd.
BOSTON STORE ,
Council Bluffs ,
Forlhoringham , Whitolaw Ac Co. ,
Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices.
Mull orders receive special attention
and bolicitcd.
Church Announcement * .
Broadway Methodist Kev. T. McK.
Stuart , pastor. Services at Hughes block at
10:30 : n. m. and 7:30 : p. m. i'roaculng by the
pastor. Morning theme , "Faith's Interior
Vision : " evening tbenio , "Cnrlst , Our Ex
emplar. " Epworth League vesper services
at 0:30 : p.m. Sabbath-school at 13 m.
Congregational Kov. T. O. Douglas of
Urlnnoll v > 111 preuoU morning and evening.
You UK People's Society of Christian En
deavor. t)0 : ! ) p.m.
St. John's English Lutheran Preaching
bv the pastor , Hov. O. | W. Snyder , In-tho
Young ivlon's Christian Association chapel tit
11 a.m. and 7:30 : p.m. Sunday-scbool , 0:45 :
a.m. Young people's mooting at 0:15 : p.m.
Second Presbyterian Preaching morning
ind evening by the pastor , Kev. S. Alex
ander. Itcvlval services la tbo evening.
Sunday school at U p. m.
Young Men's Christian Association
Men's mooting at 4 o'clock , led by Jlonrv
Cleary.
Fifth Avcnuo MothndlstPreaching morn
ing and evening by the pastor , Ilov. C.V. .
Brewer. Morning subject , "Tho Church. "
Sabbath school , 11 ! o'clock. Class meeting ,
0:45 : p. m.
Heculnr preaching services at ' 'Tbo Tern-
plo Baptln church , " Masonic hall , at 10:30 :
it. m. and 7tO ; ! p. m , L. A. Hull , pastor ,
Sunday school ut 12 m.
Jurvis' wild blackberry is the host.
Graml Sprint ; .Millinery Opening.
On Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week Mrs. Plolller's ppring mil
linery opening will occur. It will bo
the most elaborate that Mrs. Pfolftor
has over attempted , and has required
weeks of preparation. Miss Lizzie
Woitz , an export trimmer and designer ,
who has had ton years' expo iunca in
the grout eastern wholesale houses , is
in charge of the pattern room. The
opening will include both stores. 220
and 341 Broadway.
Hurled a Chestnut ,
Judge Smith rendered a decision yester
day in the case of Jacob Sims , administrator ,
against David Gray and U. II. White , a re
sult of the famous cases which ponded in
both the district uud superior courts for so
lone between Uruy and Wblto to declda
which was the owcsrotu Urge nmouut of
property In various parts of the city.
Tnp decision of the court in these cmos ,
rendered some tlmo ago , wai that the
conveyance of the property from Orny to
White was fraudulent nnd therefore void , so
that It belonged to Gray still. As soon ns
this decision was given Slmi stopped In with
purpose of closing down on the property
for the bcnollt of some of Gray's creditors.
The decision of the court yesterday was that
the claim upon which Sims commenced suit
was barred by the stntuto of limitations , nnd
the case was 'dismissed nt bis costs. The
property involved In tbo decision was that nt
Ifi South Main street , bcsUes several lots In
Turloy's Glen.
A demurrer was overruled In the case of
the Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance
company ngatnst Klmball & Cnrcp. Archi
tect Hyde , of the Grand hotel , was mndo n
defendant In the case and illled n cross peti
tion claiming that ho was entitled to n
mechanic's lion on the hotel for his pay for
superintending the construction of the build-
Ing. The plaintiffs demurred to this on the
ground that ho was not n mechanic nnd
therefore was not entitled to n Hen. The
court felt that ho was a mechanic under the
statute and accordingly overruled the de
murrer. _
TWIN CITV ClIAUfAUQUA.
Under New Control , With Abundant Mcnna ,
n Hrllllnnt Season Is Assured.
With new name , now management ,
now attractions , now arrangements , now
improvements , new everything , the
Chnutauqtia assembly this season will
prove a brilliant success without doubt.
The plan hns been perfected by which
the control passes by a loasc from the
trustees into tno hands of .ludgo.T. E.
F. McGee and Postmaster I. M. Trcynor ,
who will glvo the enterprise personal
supervision. The well known standing
of thcso two enterprising citizens is as
surance sufliclont thnt the assembly will
bo a grand success , for in their social ,
business and ofllcial records there
is known no such word as fail.
To make assurance doubly sure they
have secured from other citfzens a cash
guarantee of over $7,000 , to bo drawn
upon if necessary , so that there can bo
no possible financial stress or hesitancy.
Thus provided with abundant capital.
Messrs. Troynor and McGee will pro
ceed at once to secure the very best
talent to bo had. This season's program
of entertainments promises to bo moro
popular than any over presented in the
west , and will fairly sparkle with bril
liancy. The management proposes to
pccuro men whoso names have a na
tional familiarity.
The accommodations on the grounds
will bo bettered and a great change
mndc in the transportation to and from
the grounds , so thnt no possible cause of
complaint can exist. With through
trains from Omaha , and cars and busses
from Council Bluffs , rapid transit at
nominal rates will bo secured.
Ilcfiiilts of Yesterday's Storm ,
The storm yesterday morning did a great
deal of damage to tbo overncaa wiles ana
there was hardly anyone In the city who was
not Inconvenienced some tlmo during the
day by bis inability to use some of the
modern conveniences thai draw their utility
from an overhead wire. About 10:30 : the lire
boll tapped several times , as If for a lire , and
then was silent. There was no lire and the
alarm was caused by an accident tnat took
place at that instant at the corner of Broad
way and Ninth street , and resulted in the
crossing of the wlroi of the alarm system
with these of tha electric motor ' .Ino and the
consequent burning out ol the whole alarm
system.
"Tho accident wai the breaking off of a polo
belonging to the Western Union telegraph
company nt tbo corner of tl < o two streets above
referred to. The polo bore the weight of fifty
or moro wires , each of which had become
loaded down with ice until the polo snapped
off by the sheer force of the weight on the
wires. A largo number of the wires , wore
broken at the same time and the telegraphic
connections with all the citiei in the country
excepting Chicago was cat off.
The main wires of the tclcphono line wore
strung along the same polo , and when tbo
wires fell to the ground after the breaking
of the pola they lay across two of the over
head wires of the motor company , forming a
connection which Instantly ourned out the
fuses In every telephone in the city. The
Oiily two wires that could bo used all day
wore those running to Avoca and Glenwood ,
every other being rendered useless.
It was found necessary to stop the
trains on the motor line , and for two
hours travel by rail in the city was sus
pended. Linemen were busy all afternoon
repairing the broken line * , buc ihclr work is
not yet completed. Tbo telephone company
had 335 wires down , and It will probably bo
several days before they will all bo put In
shape again. The injury to the flro alarm
system was repaired lasi evening so that no
danger need be apprehended from its failure
to work properly.
The wlf03 of the Postal Telegraph com
pany were all down during tbo afternoon ,
nnd the only way of communication between
Council Bluffs and Omana oQluos was by
messenger boy , until 10:3J : o'clocit in the
evening. _
All Modern Woodmen nnd Koyal
Neighbor's nnd friends of Woodmen are
invited to attend an entertainment and
social to bo-given by the Indies ot Lily
Camp No. 1 , Royal Neighbors of Amer
ica , at K. P. hall Wednesday evening ,
March UO. Admission and refreshments
36c.
We have our own vineyards in Callfor
nln. Jurvis Wine coranvny , Co. 13lulls
Ladles' of the U. V. L. most heartily
thank S. S. Keller for presentation of
altar. Mrs. G. W. Strong , secretary.
OH'cmlrrH Itonuil Otcr.
Judge McGee ga.-o James Harris and
.lames Fox a preliminary examination yes
terday morning on the charge of stealing a
gold watch chain from C. B , Jacquomlu's
Jewelry store. Harris had met with a change
of heart since the Urst day bo was arrested.
At that tlmo ho announced bis willingness
to assist thn oflicers In any way ho could In
finding tbo thief , and bo stated to
Judge McGee pr.vatoly that Fox was
the man who had the chain.
Yesterday , however , ho was sulky
and refused to answer the questions pro
pounded to him by Couuty Attorney Orjitn ,
saying tbut bo was so disgusted with the
treatment tie bad received In the Jail that ho
woula not say a word , but allow the ofllrers
to go Italono in proving up their case apulnst
himself and Fox. Ho hroko bis word , bow-
over , and deigned to answer a few questions
which ho thought ho could answer without
endangering his own-cause , tut ho was soon
so badly tangled up that ho had to fall back
upon his first rosolvoand refuse to talk. After
tbo oviuencohad all boon hoard Judge McCioa
stctod that bo had Been Inclined to believe
that Harris was Innocent until ho saw his
actions in court , when be bcoumo convinced
thnt ho wus not , all rlgnt. Ho bound over
both men 10 tbo grand Jury and llxcd their
bonds nt $500. They were taucn to tna county
Jail In dofuult of bonds.
Gcorgo Anderson , ono of the young men
who tried to rob PostmasterTrevnor's house ,
had a bearing and ho , too , was bound over to
the grand Jury on a $501) ) bond. His confeder
ate , CJcorKo Wells , took a change uf venue to
tbo court of Justice Swuurlngcn and will
tmvo a bearing uext Thursday afternoon ut 3
o'clock. _
It is with pleasure that Misses Sprink
& Foaron announce to the public that
they have secured the eurvfcoa of Miss
M. Wheeler of Chicago to take utmrga
of their trimming dopartmant. Will EJ
pleased to GOO all the Indies at our now
parlors , No. 1U Main street.
Ewi nson Music Co. , Masonic tomplo.
Walnut block and Wjonr.lng coil ,
fresh mined , received dull } Thatcher.
10 Main street.
" Will I'rubJbly be Unjnlnml ,
No further steps have been taken by
either party in the case of J. C. BUby
against the Council Bluffs & Omulia Brldgo
company , in splto of the fact that tbo last
day has passed which was allowed tliu corn-
puny to 11 lo an amendment to their pleadings
and admit tnat they arc running under the
charter of 1&90. AUorncy C. M. Harl of the
prosecution tinted lyeitcrday that the case
had not boon pushed UrWce the expiration of
the tlmo allowed , B ibo had no doslro to
force the matter to nn , | Usuo " nnd Inconven
ience the attorneys .on , the other side ,
who , perhaps , hud forgotten what was
expected of thonJP" Ho said th'nt
although ho bad had tv&'clmnco ' to talk with
the attorneys on the pthcr sldn. ho thoucht
very likely they wpulcjj , allow the Injunction
to bo Issued and the rqanlng of trams on
South First street to bo' ' stopped rather than
back down from Uioifnnt position. The
rnso will bo taVcn up tomorrow , nnd unless
the amendment Is filed , as required the writ
ot Injunction will bo
Something AltlilitPWitll Paper.
The Boston store this season has the
largest stock of wall paper they have
ever handled , and will make this a spe
cial feature this year. Some of our
competitors nro reputed to bo circulat
ing the story that our papers do not
measure out full-sized rolls. Wo Invite
the public to investigate this , and meas
ure the paper they buy tit the Boston
Store nnd save half the cost while dis
covering thnt this is a senseless charge.
BOSTON STOllE ,
Council Blurts.
Tupped the Till.
It has boon developed that Gcorgo Waters
nnd Frank Owens , the two moil who were
arrested Friday for attempting to work n
tllt-tnpplng scheme on two or three butchers
hero and in Omaha , succeeded in their nt-
tempt at ono place , and unless something un
foreseen turns up the prospect ! nro ver >
flattering for their going across the state.-
William Kcellno , who keeps a shop on upper
Broadway , was the victim , nnd hli till was
tapped to the tuna of about $ ! ) while ho was
showing his chickens to ono of the cottplo in
the back room of the thop. Ho Idcnllllod the
two men yesterday afternoon as having
played the game , and an Information was
tiled in tbo superior court charging them
with larceny from n building.
O. Yunkormau&Co. , food , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 103 Broadway.
Itomcinbcred Judge Tliorncll.
Judge Thorncll was summoned to the court
house last evening about 7 : ! ! 0 o'clock by the
announcement that a special Item of busi
ness wanted his attention. Ho went nt
once , nnd wnen ho reached the court teem
ho found the whole petit lury gathered to
gether awaiting him. Ono of the members
stepped forward and in a orlof .speech pre
sented him with n mugnlllccnt silver
water set , consisting of tray , pitcher ,
and goblets , in behalf bf the other members
of the Jury. At tno close of bis speech ho
turned to his follows and said , "Gentlemen
of the Jury , is this your verdict I" Judge
Thorncll auknoxvledgodtno gift In a few well
chosen words.
_
J. C. Pryor. formerly of the Bank
rupt ahoo store on Main street , is now
with L. Kinnohan at the corner of Broad
way and Bryant steet : and hopes to ECO
his friends there.
Death of C , i : . Stone.
Calohlll E- Stone died yesterday morning
at 5 o'clock after an Illness of three days of
' *
congestion of the lun'ps.j Ho suffered from a
scuera attack of , the grip last winter
from the affects ot wnlcU he uovor fully re
covered. although'hbr\ro8 aolo to bo around
until this week. Tuesday ho was taken to
his bed , and ncvcc lyfj , ) k Ho was TS years of
ago , and had occupJG.il positions of trust
in tno city. He loaves a wlfn nnd two chil
dren , all of whom were fn Portland , Ore. , at
tho.timeof his dcathijtiHo was stopplng.at
the house of Mrs. E. J. ' Price on Grace street.
Notice of the time of , the funeral will be
given later. - . " *
Jarvisl877 brandy , purest , safest , best ,
Enstern money tqilqan on real estate
by E. H. Sheafo , Broad way and Main.
cduxciL itL vrti&aiKS KISLKASKD.
They Were Imprisoned In Illinois as Alleged
Swindlers.
LEWISTOX , 111. , March 21) ) . ( Special Tele
gram to TUB BEE.J Judge Orr , holding
court hero , "has discharged Clay Simpson and
\Villiam Barker , the Council Bluffs lightning
led men who have been in jail hero some
months in default of paving a $100 line for
the alleged swindling of a farmer some weeks
ago. Simpson received a letter Irom his
wlfo in Council Bluu > stating tnat she and
her children were starving , and actinz upon
tbe advice of n few lending citizens , tbo
sheriff of Fulton county allowed Simpson
to go to his family upon his promise to re
turn when wanted , Simpson not only re
turned the money advanced him by tbo
sheriff to make tho. trip , but was promptly
on hand at this term of court. Both Barker
and Simpson say they are done with tbo
lightning rod business. Their lust adv-'tnuro
cost them over 51,000.
AI/.I/CC.V lty'.lX EAttrilQU.ltCK.
Parts of Great Ilrltnln Agltutril Status of
tlio Mining Troubles.
'LONDON , March 20. A severe earthquake
felt today in Monmoutn occasioned much
alarm. Tno shock was so violent that houses
rocked sufficiently to throw pictures from
the walls. '
The earthquake was also felt at Abercarn ,
in Wales.
Numerous collisions have occurred at
several collieries in Durham betwacnmob ] ; of
strikers and the pollco. Matters ore now
becoming more quiet , however. The action
of the authorities dispatching soldiers to the
scene of tuo disturbance ) bus rosultoJ In
cowing the miners , aiU no further trouble is
oxpec'.eJ. _
I'uncnil of Superintendent ( ilvln.
DCS MOINKI , la. , March ! 2C. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Bisi ; . ] .Tho funeral of John
Glvln , late superintendent of the Hock
Island for this stito , was held this afternoon
nt 3 o'clock from the rurally residence. Dc-
spite tbd inclemencies of tbo weather a largo
number of friends who had loved Mr. Givln
as a citizen , and oflicers and employes who
had honored and trusted him In hU ofllcial
capacity witnessed the last saa rites. H. F.
Koyce , general superintendent ; J , I1' . Phil
lips , nsEisiant treasurer ; J , D. Marston , gen
eral manager ; U. Gower , acting general
freight agent ; S. F. Boyd , acting general
passenger and freight DErent : D , Avood ,
general freight agent , Topeka ; H.V. . Mc-
Gulro , general paymaster of the Wisconsin
Central ; Mr. Alton , Assistant general mana
ger ; George S. WilVpV , superintendent of
motive power ; U , L.Munlap , suporlntonJont
of lines wast of the AiLsiourt river ; Superin
tendent hit. John ami' ' iigouts from nearly
every branch ro d In , 'tno country followed
the body to tbo gram' ' 'A special car from
ICeokuk contained f rW people.
luir.i Tcachr , Will Mi'ut.
CUIHH Uu'iiu , Jji < , , , , MnrJi as , [ Special
Telegram to TUB BBC. I At a mcotlng of the
executive committoVj'-'df ' ' the Iowa State
Teachers assocluilo i consisting of President
liucker of Hampton , J , T. Hlggs of Mt.
Pleasant , George J/'MUerof Boone and D ,
T. Wright of Celar PiUls , It wa ! unani
mously ducidcdtn holU'lhu ' next annual meet
ing of the us oclutio ; < "hbro Uoconibor " 7-HU ,
A program for ttio mcu'.tiii ; was outlined und
agreed upo.i. Tho''hiain topics will bo
"An Hour with the ' "Vibaocrs,1' "In Mint ,
KenpeotsAro the Schools of Todav an Im
provement Upon These of a Generation
Ago , " nnd "Tho End of Co-iitnon School
Trulning. " Tha names of those who hava
been placed on the program will not bu fur
nished for publication until after they tmvu
signified their acceptnnco. At least 1,0/0
teachers will bo hero to attend tbo usiocia-
tion mcetiiiL' . _ _
Crushed In u Coul Mlno
DES MOINP.S , la. , March 'JO. [ Spsclal Telegram -
gram to THE BKE. ] Kphrulm Foster , an
cmplovo of thoGarver Coal company , wes
killed this ufternoou at tbo mine northeast , of
this city. He was ut work on a slopa and a
fall of slate crushed his Ufa cut.
Slunx Citj'n I\uw Itullronil.
Slot's CITV , K , March 20. [ Special to
TUB BEK.I The Sioux City , Chicago &
Baltimore has promptly begun operations by
putting a corp of surveyors in the Hold. It
Is understood that a line will bo run further
east than was supposed. ProsldentSlloknoy
6f the Chicago , Bt , Paul & Kansas City sys
tem was quietly In the city yosterdsy In
conference with prominent local rallruiul
men , A line onst from hero to Hampt on , to
connect with his system , Is a plauslb lo sug
gestion ,
n.i/.r n7iir.v.i.v I > K.U > .
Tito Good ( Imy Port Tnssrs from Out the
Shadow Into tlierlmtlnc Light.
PmiAnnt.ritiA. Pa. , March 25. Calmly nnd
peacefully llito n child aslcop , Walt Whitman
passed away this evening. Ho had boon III
for some tlmo past , but for some rcaion the
knowledge of his condition did not bcomo
public. Ho bad a sinking .spoil last night ,
but rccovoi-cd somewhat. About 1:3 } this
afternoon ho b gan to sink. A message was
hurriedly sent for his physician , Ir. McAllls
tcr , who rushud to the dying man's Ijodsldo
a short while afterword. The doctor found
the aged poet In n dying condition nnd so In
formed these around his bedside.
Ho asked the pool if ho suffered , and the
whispered answer wa' , "no. "
Ton minutes before his death ha said to his
attendant , "Mary , lift mo. " They were the
last words uttered by Mr. Whitman.
His breAth came fainter and fait'tor , and nt
exactly 0:13 : p. m. ho pasicd away.
At the ttmo of the good man's death bis
bcdsldo In the humble cottagu whcro ho
passed the last years of his Itfo was sur
rounded by n llt'.lo group consisting ol
Thomas B. lUrno'of this city , a close friend ;
HorucoL. Trauhol , his secretary ; Dr. Mc
Allister , nnd lib housekeeper and faithful
male attendant.
The news of tbo death was cabled to Lord
Tennyson nnd other friends In Cnglaml , Dr.
Buck of Ontario , bis biographer , nnd friend ?
in this country.
The sick man took very lltllo nourishment
durl.ig the past three davs , an occasional sip
of milk ; until ho could swallow no moro.
This morning ho declined nourishment , say'
Ing to his hosokoopor ; "Leave me nlono ,
Mary , I cannot oat. " , ,
Ho had ntlnt'.rvals since his lllnoas. be
ginning December 17 , last , which rendered
him bedfast , expressed weariness of llfo ,
and u willingness to die , and it is bcllevod
thnt ho thought that death w.ns near uud re
joiced accordingly.
Work oftlic Kilning MIsHlnirl.
Sioux CITV , la. , March 'JO. [ Special to
THE BEE. I The Missouri river is ravaging
on the Nebraska shore , nnd the largo frame
building of the bottling worlts will bo
plunged Into the water within n few hours
unless it can bo withdrawn. Several ether
buildings are ( n danger. The current * has
been thrown against the Nebraska sldo by
iho extensive government works constructed
last year to protect the Sioux City front.
Protecting ; Homo Teamster * .
Friday night the Central Labor union
adopted the following resolutions , which
need no explanation :
Whereas. There nro nlways u l.irpo number
of nonresidents llvlns In tents and pitying no
renter taxes In city dolnr work with tliolr
teams that bhnuld be done hv the pcoplo who
ma1 < o thisflty their homo nnd many who
on n their little homes and soniu wno have to
pay lilsh rents nnd who have to buy their
ncrcssarlcs of itfo hero ntrl
Wlinreiis. Wo lollovo It xvotild ho forthobest
Interest of the city that lesldents of Omnhu
should ha\o ihopief rcnee of work wlileh Is
( lone bore , and further , wo bellmo that by so
rtoltij ? it would bo of Interest to these who
have property to lent sis well us the teamsters
of this eltv , as the money thnt would be palil
out would still re in n in In our eltv Instead of
polns to a foreign ttatoashusceeiulono In the
past. Thcreforo bo It
IE i.solved. That no the Central Labor union
of Oinnha. and vicinity do petition the Oniahn
city couneil to pass nn ordinance to license
nonresident teumstcrs so high Hint tno resi
dent ton lusters eiin cet thii work of the eltv to
do , a mi further resolved that these icsolutlons
ko published In the dully uimers , and we re
quest all persons who nro In favor of the
above will plciise hcnd their names Into thu
secretary's box , No. 57i > , for presentation to
the council.
IS CAUSED BY A COLD
which scttlei In anil Inllmim t'jo air tuboj leading
o thu liinjjs. It la tli3 bculnnlnj of
Bronchial Consumption
And If neglected loidi to that dlseasa very speedily.
A i-lmrp , mctolllc cough iiccompanloi It Tilko It In
time and > ou c.in certainly euro It nlth
SCHENCKS
PULMOMiC SYilU ? .
Which Is Without an Equal for
BRONCHITIS
and far all diseases loidlnz up to and Including
Consumption ,
Dr , Sj'j cnck's NeivU > a ! { oa Dhoasa ; o
Iho LtuiKS Liver nn i Slonuieh , siioiihl bo
In CH-rv hainc. Sent free.
Dr. J.I I. S.iloic'i & Sji.Pillililp . hla ,
CUBES
BOUGH CURE
IS A
One Minute Remedy
Tor all affections of the
Tliroat , Lungs ani Broac-iiil Ta'j ) ]
EXCEPT CONSUMl'TION
QB AND BO GENTS.
For fc'alo by DrussUU.
AN OLD
VETERAN.
H. llerlseehter ,
f-tevciis' 1'olnt ,
\Vls. , euftcrcil for
25 yenis of Ncr.
yens Proatrntlon ,
Jmoro than tonKi'Q '
can tell. Phyulcl.
ana availed noth
ing , ono bottle of
DR. MILES'
nCSTOKATIVC
HERVINE ,
Tenn. , Buffered from periodical
Imt lotmrt effect alter using ono lioltlo of Hcrvlne ,
Trial Loltlo and elegant hook VttKK Bt drugclslB.
DK. MILES MEDICAL Oo.ElUUoi't , Ind.
For salu by Kulm& Co. . Rouslivs iindlHhfit
Ilnblt I'oullltrly C'UI-CU
Or tlio l > lquor
by adailiiUtt-rinir l > r. liulucn'
Uoldcu huvetlle.
It csn be Blven In a cup of coflee or ley. or In food ,
without tbe knowledire of I be patient. li U abiol ulely
tar micas , and will eltect a permanent > nd ipccdy
cure , whether the patient U a moderate drinker or
an aloohalto wreck. It hao been clven tu tbouiandi
ol c aeo , and In every Initance a perfect ourabasfol.
lowed , itnrrer Full" . Tic yileinoncielmprfgn led
with tup Bpeolflc.lt beoom an utter Impoiilblllty
for the liquor appetite lo eilit. . . _
UOI.IIKN hl'KClFlU CO. . Prop'M , ClMlniifiU. O ,
AB-pace book of uortlouUru nee. To t bad cf
1C nil n & Co. . 1Mb nnd Dougbib Sib . and 18th &
t.'nmln-'Bis. WliolcHiv ! ) ! , HIiiUc. llruco & Co.
and Hleh irdsou Drug Co. . Oin ma. isob.
GONORRHEA , OlEET AND LUCOERRHEA CURED
ittSdajsbytho Kreaah Uemedy , entitled. The
Klnu. it illsaulvei ngivlnst an I H absorbed lute
the Inlliitned furl * . Will rufunl monoIf It
docs notcur . or cauaos btrlcture. Oontlemea
hero Is u rellftulu article , i-l juckaie or 3 for li
by mall j repaid , f tow. Lucn ft ; Co. Uniuliii.
Chas. Lunkley ,
I'uiicnil JUn-ctar mil Uiitlortn'ii'r.
811 Broadway , Council Blull *
TjluaJll JIL
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. S3ho3.laok , P.-opristD. , OTisas O21 Qroi'lw.\y , ODviisl
Bluffs and 13 21 F\rnamSt. , O.vinlia. Dya , clean nnd rvsCinlah good *
of ovorydaaorlptlon. Packngas raoatvorl nt olthor offiaa OP at tli >
Works , Cor. A. vs. A and 23tU St. Council Bluffs. Send for prlca IUt.
Merchants who hav& shopworn or soiled fabrics of any character can Iwva-
them redyoi and llntshoJ equal to new.
BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND GLEANED BY STEAM , with tha
nd most approvo.l machinery , litest at lojj cojt than yo.t ovo. p vl I l > jf ) >
Street Omaha Neb.
1316 Douglas , , .
Th eminent upodnllit In nervous , rlironlc , rrlvnte. Moot , rkln unit unimry ! | * > MCS. A rojiilar nn <
registered crndtiMo In miniclno. ns dlplomn * nnd cvritncntcs * h w. la ( till trcnllnir null tun grtntcit micros * .
catarrh , iporninturrhoca , lout innnhoo.l , aomlnal Woiikmm. nltht loiscs , Impntoncjr , ri > MH . Mrleluro , mm *
orrlnjen.Klcct.Tiirlonrelc.ctc. Nomcriurel. . New treatment rur.KwotHal puw r , 1'nrlle * until ) o to.
vlilt raemn ; holrootul at lioma lijr corro'poiulcncp. Mcilltlae or liutrumcnn ont l > / mull nroiprun >
eureljnafkod , no riotVs lo Indl-nto conlunls or lender. Ono pcrionnl Interview protorrad. Comulutloih
froa. Vorrc'pom'uhfo itilctlr privnto. lion * ( Mjnierloi of Llle ) lent froo. OOlou hours'J . tu. lul ) p. to.
Bunanjn U ) a. ui.to It ui. Send flamy ( or reply.
DOCTOR
will stop a Cough in ono night ,
check a Cold in a day. and CUBE ;
Consumption if taken in time. !
IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE ;
WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP :
Dse.lt Promptly , ;
A 85 cent ;
bottle may
save their ;
- lives. Ask ;
rsi-a-
.
Dr. Acker's English Pills [
CURE CONSTIPATION. :
Small , plruinnt , r orlto with Ilia ladle * ;
W. H , HOOKEll * CO , it Wort Kroadway. N. Y.
For sale by Kuhn &Co. , andShcrman
&McConnoll , Omaha ,
For Inventions
rUOCUHSD BY THIS
Bee Burenu of Claims
OMAHA , NEB.
Equal with the Intcron of tlioio liivlnT Rltt n
OKnlnJt thoROTOrnniont li tint ot IN VICNTOU S. whj
often loio the banellt of valuable Invoiul < ni l > 33 mia
of Ilia Incompotoncr or Inattention of tu : n'.t'iriu/i
employed to obtnln their patontt. Too muoli oirj
cannot bo cxorclseJ In om > luylii ( ca-npt3it ail
reliable folio ton to procure patonli , for t'n Tali )
of apitantrtp3nd < Krottlr , If notontlralf , upai t'.i )
caronnil skill of tlio ittornar.
Wlththa vlow of p-otoitln ; Inrenton frj n wort'i
les > orciroluintturnf > 7 < , an4 of > ojln ( fiitn/Ji.
tloni nro wall protoctel by v.illJ pitanti. T < ItC il.J J
HUIIKAU Ini rotilnjj couniol crpjft la piUl !
practice ; and li therefore propurjJ u
< lbt < llll jlltidlil ,
Cotulitct
mteclnl
ntc rejcctctl citm-u ,
ltd/Into- coj > yi'/77 t
Itcndai'ojtlntyni ftstoacyjtz anil vail I-
itu ofittitails.
I rosftintK anil ilsfenl
HiiltH , eta , etc.
If you havonn Invention on ImnJ n
llUitIAU fkolcli or photosnph ttieraof , tozotlj.-
with a brief doicrlptlon of llio Important f
nar , you will bo onoj mlrlao-1 , u to tin bait cj
puriuo. Moduli are not nocomry unlju tlo
lion In of n compllcntail nitura. If others ra 1 1.
frliiKlnton your rlnliti , or If you nn cnir 3lwlfi
InfrlnKQniunt by onion , mibTilt tti3 mittor to r.l.S
liUlUOAUtor a icIUblo Ol'IMON before acting oa
IIio mutter.
THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS
220 BDO Uiill-llu ? , Om.V.u , Xob.
{ STTh'B lliircau U puir.mtca.l by tlm
Omulia liuo. tlm 1'lonoor 1'rosj nnJ tlio S.in
I'ranclsco Kxumlnvri-
Cui this out and send it with you. ' 1 1
qury. !
_
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council Bluffj , Iowa.
Now , modern , woll-uppolntod , thor-
otijfhly woll-kopt n day.
E , F. CLARK , Prop.
for DUtrlc-t ( Smiling ItiiiulM.
Bo.Vcd bids marked "I'ropoajU for district
Uruilln , ' bund b" will Ini rocelvirl uttlio olllco of
the olty trenHiirur , Oinahu , Noli. , up to U
o'clock noon of the -'ith day of April. iHr. , for
thu mtrahuboof Jll.'iJJ.MUIstrlctKr.idliiL' bonds
nf tlio city of Ouuiha , Nub. Ha.d bomlB nro
d.UcM May Ibt , IH'J. ' , nud uru puyublo fiom one
to n I mi years utter dull ) thereof , in deiioiulnii-
tlonaof ITO.Wuiid.waua ( I'aeh , with Inteicst nt
thu ruin of 5 nt > r vent pur utinuin , puyublo
hcml-niiiiually , I'-lncJiial and Interest jny.
ublo ut Kountio Ilros . Nu\r Viirk ,
j.o.uo'i.oo of ( JrstiitiK District No. : n.
1,5 00) of UrudlnK District No. M.
Tiw.OJof Or.idlnu District No.w. :
2(1,03 ( i.ou of ( UuiiliiK DUtrlet No. W.
l.acli bid iniibt tMu price nnd amount
hought for and InoluUo ucorncd Intercbt to
date nf delivery ut Oimilm , Nub ,
'I lie rl lit. Is reserved to i eject any und ull
bids.
Issued under clinrler power of cltloinf the
metropolltuu CUBB unil Ordlnuncu No. ilfTb ,
improved Mulch Uth , Ib'Ji.
Ib'Ji.HENRY IIOJ.I.N.
MchMJ3Itni. City Tieubuier.
INSTITUTE.
Eye & Ear
INFIRMARY
FOli. TME1
TREATMENT
-OP ALL
Dost facilities , uppnr.ittii mul HoinoJIoj
for sncci'safill treatment of every form
of illseiiso remiirlii : mudloul or
sur-Iuul troitmunt. :
50 buds for patients , lie ml mil utteiulnncoi.
licst uocoinucliitlons In the west.
Wrltu for circulars un Uofornilfos null
braces trusses , club feet , ourviiturosof Hlilnu ,
plies , tumors , c incur , cutiirrh , bronohlfH , In-
linlnilon.o'cctr'clty , paralysis , oollcnsy , kid
ney , b niitlor. oyo. oar , skill anl blooj nnJ all
Eurulcul npcr.itinni.
DISEASES OF WOMEN i !
. . Konkon Diseases of
Women I'llEE. Wo jl.itoly adJed.i lyliiK-
In department fur women ilurini conllncmcnU
Mrlctly UP vnto. ) Only Ho.lntile Medlcul In
Btituto making a Spool ilty ot
1J1U VATIC LHSKASKS
AH Il'ood Diseases successfully troatol.
Syphilitic 1'olson removed from tno BVstciiu
without miircury. Now itestoratlva Treat
ment for Loss of VITA I * I'OWKK. I'ononsiiit-
able to vis.t us may bo t routed at homo by-
rnrrcsuoii cncc. All commiinleatlons coull-
dcntlal. Medicines or Instruments sent by
mail or express , securely packed , no murUs to-
Indicate contents or sender. Ono personal In-
tery.pw pruferru I. Call and consult us or semi
history of your ease , aim we will send In plain ,
wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN YRK-\ \ Un.n i' * ' * -
. .
uu < Jiiv iriL.ii , tp00U | | or Nervous Dis
eases. Impotcney. Scphllls , Gleet un I Vai-lco-
oo'.c , with qnostioii list.
liraees. Appliances for Deformities & Trusoi
Only manufactory in the Wustof iirit'tit.u
J'l 1 At-1'i.l m H. * , fitUa.- , * . * , KLKCl'lllV
JIAITKKIKH A. % I ) Jt < l < 1 .
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , ,
26th and Broadway , Oonoil BluffA
Ten minutes' ildo from center of. Cmaha on * .
Omaha and Council Lluffs ! oloctrlo motor Hue.
DR. J. E. McGrRUW ,
THE SPECIALIST ,
PRIVATE DISEASES
AND ALL. DISORDERS AND
DEBILITIES OF YOUTH AND
MANHOOD , 17 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS.
14TH & FARNAM STS. . OMAHA NEB ,
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council IIIU3J.
Oiipltil fitcc't . flt.fOOfH >
HurpluH aiU 1'roflts . HHOOI >
Net Capital mil Burpliu . t > VllOOOt >
rircctorn- I ) , UiliiinJicn , K. r. Hlmiirt , KO ,
Cilonaon , II. K , Hurt , I. \ , Mllljr , J. V. lllna'i nn
line Clmrlcj U. llrxnnan Tninsiet Kener. li linl ) > -
IIIK business. Largest unpltiil and surplus of
any liiinlc In t'outliwobtcrn Iowa.
ON TIME DEPOSITS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
" 1/um SAMC-IO acres of line I nd , tmltallo
-L for K'lr.len ' and fruit ; price , JiM per aeio ;
two mlloH from eltv ; will t.ikupart puymi'iic
in city property. App y to Leonard Kvorutt ,
Uouiivlf II In It's.
TilOH SAIK-At a b.ireuln , ! 2-acre fruit anil
- * - ' curdeu farm adjoinliu city llmlla ; good
diTolllng. K. II. Hliuufu.
FARMS , gtrlen Inuli , hotuai , lot * and
business blok for a llo or rent Day i
Hess. U ) i'ourl gtroot , Ojuiull UluT ( .
IjlOKHENT Over ,0 ; dwulllius of ovcry de-
* Bcrlptlon at prices v.iryliu from 81 to tie )
per month , loeatuil In alt pans of thu ulty , U
ll.Hlio.tre. MJ llroidwuy ,
$2. " > periicro for coed farms In Iowa. Kino ,
smooth corn land. Tor particulars call oit
or address Johnston & Van Patten , Council
lllulfn.
FUKNIBIIKI ) KOOMB I'OR UKNT Mroly
furnUhed rooms for Kui'tlemcn. iUOOau-
luml a\eiiuo.
/"lOCIIltAN addition llal for rent , sovcn
V-Aooma ouch ; uath ; hot and culd water , Pay
& Ileus , uzcnts.
Ij'OK HAI.ETlio Blulllir : ri'slJenoo on 8tli
-L' Htrcct , half 11 block north of Mb avcuuu
motor llnu. Apply to 1'irpt Natlou.il bunk ,
Omulia , or N , I' , llodce & Co. , Council Illnlla. .