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THE OMATIA DAILY KEE ; THURSDAY , APRIL 7 , 1892 , 8
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
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tcJhtttd I j Carrier to nnr part of the City
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11. W. TII.TON , MANAOEK.
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yt Y. Plumbing Co.
Council muffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Ctalt's chattel loans. 204 Bnpp blocfe.
The bell bova of thu Grand hotel cayo n
ball last ovcn'ltiK at the Knights of Pythias
ball. A larRO crowd was tiroscnt.
The tncrabcrs of the Council Bluffs ball
team ore puttltiR In their spare time In pruc-
tleinp nttho nthlotlo club rooms ou Upper
Hroadway.
The partnership that has existed between
II. U. Corv and LA. . Conover has been Uls-
Bolved , and the business will bo carried on 1-t
the future by Mr. Cory. Mr. Conover nml
wlfo will leave for California In n tow days ,
und will make tliolr future homo thero.
The Payton Comedy company , under the
management of Cialr Commons , 1 plnying n
ivcok'M ciiKtiBetncnt nt the opera house to
largo nudlnnccs. Lnst night the play was
"Mother und Sou , " and every seat in the
house was sold before the curtain ro o.
Lccturo nnd devotional exercises of St.
John's Knplish Lutheran church will be held
nt S o'clock this ovcnlniT ut the residence of
Ilev. ( . W. Snydnr , 1 1 ! ) East Pierce street.
The Ladles' Aid society will meet at , the
Bumo plaro nt 7 p. m. for special business.
A reception and banquet wns Riven John
Keating lost evening at the resldotico of K
\Vels on Soutli Kiphth street In honor of bin
departure today for his now homo In Port
land. Ore. It wns under the auspices of n
number of young ladles , nnd u highly enjoy
able evening was spent.
In the $ .V,000 ) libel suit of Nathalie Pollard
against the World Publishing company , now
pending in the district court , n motion wai
lllod by tbo defendant .ycstvrdajr for the re-
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movnl'of the case to the Uivltod States dis
trict court on the ground that tno parties
were lesldonts of different stuVcs.
Marrlnfjo licenses were issued yesterday to
the following parties ; CJcorgo B. Seltzer
nnd Irene E. Uobbins of South Omaha ;
CJoorgo A. Kellogg and Amelia Flues of
Council Bluffs ; J. 11. Cook of Persia and
Sylvia J AtKlns of Yorkshire ; M. V. Huffo-
Itor and Dorn Perkins of Silver City.
Mary McCauley , who was defeated In n
lawsuit which she commenced in the district
court to recover damages from the North
western for norsonnl injuries she received by
falling on a walk in front of the uonot , bus
served the company with notice that the case
will bo appealed to the supreme court.
Emmett Uanowood , n conductor on the
motorllno , was brought before Justice Ham
mer yesterday for u trial on tbo charge of as
saulting Frank Oregg. Allor introducing a
little evidence the attorney for the prosecu-
iion told the court that ho was satislied
Cirogg was drunk and abusive when the
nffair took place , and Danewood was dis
charged.
The ladies of the llroadwny church will
have n novelty in entortniments in their
rooms in the Hughes block this evening ,
Thov have been gathorine a largo number of
handsome aprons from the different statoi
of the union and the British possessions and
will huvo them on salo. The rooms have
been handsomely decorated for the occasion.
David Doyle was to have bud a trial before
Justice Hammer yesterday on a charge of
peace disturblug , but lib physician. Dr.
Bellinger , sent n letter stating that Doyle
wns too ill to appear for trial , nnd it was
thercloro postponed. It Is probable that the
case will not como to trial , as nn effort will
bo made to have him examined by the com
missioners of Insanity.
The case of Castle against Fcnn occupied
the day in district court yesterday. Two
divorce cases were brought up und divorces
were granted un default. In the first An
drew Christiansen was plaintiff aud Carrie
Christiansen defendant , tno ground alleged
being adultery. Tbo second was brought by
Hannah Mason ngalnst her husband , Homer
Clay Mason , aud the ground alleged was do-
certlou.
A meeting of representatives of the vari
ous Kpworth joaguos of the city was held
Monday evening at Hughes' hall , at which
w hut Is to bo known as the Union league was
organized , with the following ofllccrs : Presi
dent , H. H. Barton ; llrst vice president , Mrs.
C.V. . Brewer : second vice president , S. V.
Nichols ; tioasurer. Leo \Vitter ; secretary ,
Lena Sims ; committee ou programs , L. C.
Dale , E. Wood , W. A. Goehr'ng ' nnd J. Saw
yer.
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A great deal of complaint has boon caused
by the actions of a crowd of young men who
live in the vicinity of the Baptist Mission on
Twenty-ninth street , near the motor barns.
The building is used as u sobool
bouse on week days. A day or
two ago the Janitor opened the door
nt f > o'clock in the morning and found half n
dozen persons of hotti HOXOJ enjoying the
freedom of the sanctuary with a more or less
holy delight , having broken the door In. The
building Is so fur removed from the center of
tbo city that the pollco are almost powerless
to give nny protection.
Dowitt's Sarsnpnrnla cleanses the blood ,
Just received nt Davis' , a cnrlrmtl of
II uUh & Millignn Mffj , Co. 'B paints.
Absolutely pure , und the best in the
mtirlcot. _
rfiltSOX.lJ , J'.lltAGHAl'lI.t.
Sheriff O. S. Rainbow of Harlan was In
the city yesterday.
E. M. Stcadmnn , ot the United States
secret service , Is In the city attending fed
eral court.
Mr , nnd Mrs. Ed Howe loft yesterday | for
Atlantic , wnoro they will take charge of the
Pnrk hotel.
Jotm Keating loaves tomorrow for Port
land , Oro. , whora ho will cngngo iu business
with hl.s father , who moved there several
months opo.
Hoscoo Lotncn , who has been spending a
vacation at homo , leaves this morning for
Polln , Iu , , where ho will resume bis studies
ut tbo Central university.
Howard Maxwell of Arkansas City , Ark. ,
is In thu city , the guest of hU uncle , G. P.
Maxwell , on Bluff btrcot. Ho has Just com
pleted n year in college atXonla , O.
Mrs. E.V. . Peterson received n telocrram
yesterday afternoon announcing the death of
her mother in St , Louis. The deceased vis
ited Mrs. Petersen about a year , nnd only
reached her homo n short time uoforo her
death.
Disease nnvor successlully attackj nsyi-
teni with pure blood DeU'ltl's Sarsnpurllla
uniUcs pure , now blood und onnchos thu old.
Jurvis 1877 brandy , purust , safest , best ,
llo\v nro your nwnliiffB ? J. M.
LtuiicUo , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory.
Helping tlin Children.
A commlttoo consisting of Key , Stephen
Phelps , Hey. T. Molt. Stoxvart nnd Hey.
Henry Dolong tins been appointed to tnko
charge of the work which was commenced
lastTuosduy bj Colonel Alexander Hogolnnu
In Iho Interest of homeless hoys and girl' .
The principal work of the committee \ylll bo
to Una homos In tno country for the bovs und
girls who are growing up Jn Council 'BlulTs
without anyone to look after them , and a
innd will bo started for the purpose of payIng -
Ing the oxponto of taking them to their now
homes , Tlicio Is about fit ) in this fund al
ready , nnd stops will bo at euro taKen to so-
euro additions , Colonel Hogeland Is sollini'
a picture to help pay his expenses , this being
the only source of income ho has. It is de
scribed ns n panorama of romaullc , pathotlo
nnd dramatic Incidents Iu bov and girl Hfo
Intended to Inspire in Iho youth a resolution
for the highest typo of affection nnrt obodi-
on co.
I have icon cna one dose of Bradycrotlno
rellovo sick ami nervous headache when
everything oho had fulled , und can cheer
fully louoiumcua U. M , C. 2ol ! , PbiladoU
pblo , Pu. _
Thomas Tostovln , civil engineer nnd
surveyor , over DoYol'n , 601 Broadway.
Jarvla' wild 'olnukborry Is the best.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Police Think They Hnvo Oanght a Trio
of Festive Burglars.
STRONG CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
-MlUn IllicitCrorco Smith nnil Clmrlr 1
.Sinllli ArrcMcd nnil .Murh nf the
I'lttnilcr Srcurpd Hu\v the Case
Worked ,
Ever slnco the hurglnry ot Ed Sherlock's
plnco on Broadway lost Sundny night the
police have boon working on the case with a
view to finding the guilty parties. Their
efforts \vcro rewarded night before last by
the capture oi a couple ot mcn ncalnst whom
clrcuinstancial cvidonco is so strong that
thcro appears to bo but llttlo doubt that they
will bo convicted and sent across the state.
Mike Englo , xvho has boon employed for n
short time past nt the Metropolitan hotel ,
was the first ono caught. Ho was seen walk
ing down street with n valise in his hand ,
nti'l aa ho had been spotted the day before he
was followed by Oftlccr Beswtck nna
placed under nrrest Just nftor ho had
reached his room. The valise ho carried
with him was opened nnd insldo it were
founasomothlngovcr SOO cigars oftkosnmo
brands sold by bhctlock , some of which nro
noU&old by nny other dealer In the cltv.
When confronted with the crlmo Enclo
in lulu a clean breast of the nITatr and snld ho
know when ho wiw coin milting the burijiary
that ho would bo caught.
Ueorgo Smith , night clerk nt the Pacific
house , was tno next nrrest , and ho wns
nulled out of his bed in the hotel shortly
nftor ho hud got inside. A vallso which wn
found in his room was also taken charge of
by Olllcers Uoswlck and Murphy , nnd when
it was opened nt the police station it too wn ;
fount ! to contain over 1,000 cigars of the same
brands as tboso in the possession of Englo.
Smith inblstcd that the vnllso wns not his ,
but belonged to nnotbor man. A key that
was found In his pocket , however , opened
the vnllso without alfllculty. aud this tnrow
a sort of shadow over his claims of inuo-
conco.
Early yesterday morning Charles L.
Smith , a portornt the Or.ind hotel , was nr-
restca ns ho was coming to work , nnd locked
up on suspicion of being Implicated In the
tiurglo/v. Ho stoutly protested that ho was
innocent , nnd nbotit the only evidence that
the police have against him is that ho was on
Uio btroots lute last night m the vicinity of
the ulaco where the burglary took placo. His
previous record is somewhat against him , as
ho completed a two years' term In the peni
tentiary for highway robboty about six
woclcs ngo , since when ho has boon nt the
Grand. Ho offered to go with Iho pollco to
the house and let them make u complete
search of the promises.
It was learned Unit the stolen goods had
been hidden in a woodpile in the rear of the
1'acllio house ( luring the night of the rob
bery and were loft there all of the next day.
A couple of boxes were found lying on the
ground near by , where they had been
dropped by the thieves in their haste to got
uwav from the olaco. Englo waivoJ exam
ination before .ludgo McGee nnd was bound
over to the grand Jury on n charge of burg
lary , while the cases of the other two men
were continued.
Not So ) : ( Alter All.
E. V. Wood of McICoe's Uocks , Allegheny
county , Pa. , In speaking to a traveling man
of Chamberlain's modtclnns said : "I recom
mend thotn above nil others. I have used
them myself nnd know them to bo reliable.
1 always guarantee them to my customers
and have never had a bottle returned. " Mr.
Wood had hardly finished spoaldng , when a
little girl came in the store with nn empty
bottle. It was labeled , "Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. " The traveler was interested , as
thcro was certainly n bottle coming back ,
but waited to hoar what the liitlo girl said.
It was ns follows : "Mamma wants another
bottle of that medicine ; she savs it is tbo
best medicine for rheumatism shoovor used. '
50-coiit Dottles for sale by druggists.
nianil Opening DMnhiy.
Grand opening display ot spring and
summoi" goods at tno Boston store
tonight. The store will close at | o
p. m. today and will rcopon at 7
p. in. the tnis evening. No goods will
bo sold thlt evening , but the finest ,
largest and most elaborate display of
spring und summer goods over exhibited
in Council BlulTs will bo made. The
proprietors of the Boston store have
aiuioJ to select the finest goods in the
market , " and tire now Dotter prepared
than over to supply thole customers
with everything first-class in their lino.
The display tonight will surpass any
thing ami everything in this line , and
the people ot Council Blults will lind it
well worth their time to call and'ex
amine and inspect the goods. Don't lei
this opportunity to view a great exhibit
go by unavailed.
couNTiiti--iiTcits : : SKNTINUI > .
Mioiersor Iho Quc'i-r Receive Their
c'lnu Irom JiiilKe Woolion.
Most of the day was passed in civil busi
ness yesterday in federal court , but along to
ward the closn of the afternoon session Judge
\Voolson found time to deal out a supply ol
justice to n counterfeiter who had run up
against ono of Uncle Sam's detectives anil
had como out of the contest with his reputa
tion caved in. Isnao Pr Flshor nnd M. At
kinson had boon carrying on the manufnc'
turo and distribution of counterfeit dollars
in Harrison county for a number of months
before they were caught. It finally loalceU
out that they were making money bv the
wholesale , and Matt Steadman , the "well
Icnown detective , succeeded In getting evidence -
donco ugulnst both ot the men. They were
arrested , nnd upon being charged with the
crinio both of them owned up and agreed to
plead guilty. They were brought before
.ludgo U'oolson , where they wont , through
the necessary formalities.
Atkinson was accompanied by his wlfo in
the court room , nnd whllo the Judge was lec
turing him on the ovll results of trying to
start n branch mint without duo authority
from congress Atkinson passed nwny the
ti.-no bv watching u largo briny Hood course
down his noio to the lloor of the court room.
Ho attempted to win icnicnoy from the court
by saying that his wito nnd six children
were dependent upon him for support , but
his plea simply secured for him a sontencoof
f 1,000 line nnd a term of ono your in ' .ho peni
tentiary nt Fort MadUon.
Fisher , xvho seems to bo the chief offender
in the case , and to have merely used A'.klii-
ton ns n willing tool , will receive bis sentence
this morning.
About half n bushel of the money that haa
been inadn by the two men wns dumped out
on a tublo in the court room , and it was of so
excellent n quality that a number of gentle
men put pieces of it in their pockets under
tha impression that it war. genuine.
Mrs , L. U. I'atton , KocKford , 111. , writes :
"Ftom personal cxporlonr.o I can recommend
Do Witt's Sarsaparlllu , a euro for impure
blood and general debility. "
Roller , the tailor , 310 Broadway , lias
all the latest styles and newest goods ) .
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wo have our own vinoynrda In Callfor
nlu. Jurvis Wino comuiny , Co. Blutfa
Genuine Hock Springs coal at
Tlmtohor'B , 10 Main street , always on
hand.
The f.nit 1'niiiiil.
Mr * . E. B. Edgerton , whoso sudden do ]
parture from homu wai the cause oi several
newspaper articles being written nnd a great
deal of gossip floating about , returned to her
home yesterday morning and set at rest
whatever doubts that her l.usbruid had
as to her intention. Sbo said that sbo
bad gone 10 Omaha to pay off
the fntereit on u debt , and that
when she got them ho decided to pay a visit
to a friend. She had boeii vlililng over since.
When Mr , Kdgorlou was asked what the ar-
Iclo meant which ho published last Tuos-
lay , stating that ho would not bo responsible
or any debts in the future excepting tboso
contracted by himself , ho replied that It was
101 meant to' apply to his wlfo especially ,
but to all persons in general.
Plso's Hcmedy for Catarrh is n real cure
Dther remedies fall. Try it. It la oura
Druggists. Mo.
The King tifUtnolhiD Storrft.
The old single generator Dangler was
Iho best gnsolino steve cvor mndo , bu .
Shugfirt & Son have n now Dangler that
is unquestionably the king of vnpor
stoves. It Is culled the Dangler Sur
prise , nnd is simply the old reliable
steve with n , perfect process generator
added. It burns n blue llnmo when
lighted and haB no odor in slopping or
starting. Shugarts nro the only people
who handle them.
lliig County llufdnr .
At the meeting of the supervisors yester
day the resignation ns a member of the Sol
diers' Koliof Commission was accepted nnil
John Watts wns chosen to illl the vacancy.
Mrs. Sarah Vance wns glvon the custody
of Suslo Flasher , who la now confined in St ,
Bernard's hospital , her compensation being
the same as now received by the sisters of
tbo hospital.
The nctlon of the council of the town of
Maunwa In reduclnc the nssossment of the
Lake Mannwa Land company from § 100 nnd
f'OJ to foO BU acre was concurred in.
A petition was presented from the Lake
Mannwa Hallway company asking that the
assessment of ono nnd one-olghth mtlo of the
company's read from § : ) ,5aj to $1,700 , thu
former assessment being considered alto
gether lee largo. The petition was referred
back for n more specific statement.
Uov , K. M. Perkins , Augusta , Ark. , says :
" 1 bnvo used IJradyerotluo for headache with
such gratifying results that I never fail to
recommend it among my people.
The Indies of the Fifth Avenue Meth
odist church will " "
give n "butterfly"
supper in llio parlors of the church
Thursday evening , April 7 , from ( J to ! )
o'clock. The supper will bo under the
direction of Mrs. May Brown. Ticlccts ,
Joe.
Rctnombor tlio apron sale tills after
noon und evening at Hughes' block.
Ills Creditor * .Mourn.
T. W. Davis , who came to this city three
months ngo.nnd advertised himself us a pro
fessor of music , has disappeared , and a
number of creditors are anxiously awaiting
his return. Ho wns for some time director
of music nt the First Presbyterian church.
Slnco his departure it has leaked out that
ho borrowed $75 of a young lady muslo
teacher who is well known in this cltv nnd.
Omaha , and forgot to return it. Ho loft bis
trunk at bis boarding place , so that his land
lady is partially reimbursed for her acquaint
ance with him , but the newspapers which
printed his advertisements , and bis otbor
creditors , have no silver lining whatever In
their cloud.
It is Not U'luit We Suy
But what Hood's Sarsnparllla does , that
makes It soil and has given it such a firm nnd
lasting hold upon the confidence of the pee
ple. The voluntary statements of thousands
of pdoplo provo beyond question that this
preparation possesses n wonderful medicinal
power.
Hood's Pills cure constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
They ore the best family cathartic.
Get your supper with the Broadway
Methodist ladies tonight at Hughes'
block. Price 25c. ,
E. II. Siioafo has money to loan on real
estate and chattels , Broadway and Main.
U'ants a Nuw Assignee.
W. H. Knophor , assignee of the Judd-
Wells Investment company , filed a petition
in the district court yesterday asking that a
new assignee bo appointed to toke his place ,
on the ground that his business cares would
not permit him to carry on the work longer.
Accompanying the petition ho filed his re
port , snowing that , ho had collected f5'J73 ! 05
of the corporation's money , and had paid out
$5,045,18 , leaving a balance in his hands of
W-8.77. This sum ho asked leave to retain
as pay for tbo worli ho had done as assignee.
Sicic headache 3 Beccham's Fills will re
lieve.
SwcBEon Music Co. , Masonic tomplo.
Ice at ' block this
cream Hughes' even
ing. _
Tulley's orchestra at Hughes' block
this evening.
O. Yunkcrtnan&Co. . feed , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 103 Broadway.
Mr. Kobert Mantoll and his company wit
begin a three nights and matinee engage
ment at Boyd's now theater this evening ,
when ho will appear in a roparlolro of five
of his best plays. Thursday evening ho will
appear in his great five yoar.-i' succois ,
"Monbars. " Friday evening Mr. Mantoll
will appear for the tlrat time in Omaha as
the Priiico of Denmark m Shakes
peare's master play , "Hnmlot , " At the
mntiuoj n double' bill will bo pre
sented , and for the first time in this
citv Mr. Mantell's two now plays ,
"Tho Loulsianian , " u romatmc drama In five
nets , from the pen of Mr , Edward M. Al-
friend , and Iho ono act co nody drama , "A
Lesson In Acting , " written by Messrs. Mc-
Cann and Hobhison ; Mr. Mantel ! will ap
pear in both pieces. Saturday evening ,
grand production of Alexander Dumas' great
play of "Tho Corslcan Brothers. "
Of all of Mr. Stuart Uobson'a repertoire ,
Brnnson Howard's great comedy , 'The Hun-
notta , " still maintains the lead In popular
ity. Mr. Kooson will npponr at Boyd's now
theater In "The Henrietta" on Sunday next
for ono night only ,
Commencing tonight at the Farnam Street
theater Mr. Newton Boers , supported by nn
excellent company , in his latest success ,
"Eloped With a Circus Girl , " All lovers of
fine comedy should uot fall to sen It. Mr.
Beers' company is now the strongest ho has
over had nnd has made qulta a success in
this piece. Scats are now ou salo.
Don't patronize foreign wines when you
cin got n uettor ono ut homo. Try Cook's
Extra Dry Imperial Champagne.
New IlIdH nn 1'iibtolllci ) Iron Work.
The local iron men will have another
chance to bla on the iron nnd steel columns
and girders fur the foundation of the now
postoftleo , thanks to the Itoal Estate Owners
and tbo Manufacturers and Consumers nsso
clatlons. Those organizations protestec
against the former specifications which called
for n certain patented column of outsldo
manufacture , thus barringtholocul foundries.
The authorities nt Washington have ordcrec
new specifications nnd instructed Superin
tendent licindorff to roadvertiso for bids ,
Thu amount will bo something like $12,000.
Work h now progressing on catch basins
to carry off the water in tbo excavation , anr
preparations are being mada to put in some
of the cement that will underlie the foundu
tlou before the last of the week ,
CHAMIiitlA.V.S : COUUII KHMIJDV.
Superior to Any Other.
Mr.V. . J , Mowroy of JorvisvilloV. \ . Va.
says : "Slncn wo have been handling Chum-
borlain's Couch Remedy wo have suld It on a
strict guarantee and found that every bottle
did good service.'o have used it ourselves
and think It superior to any other prepara
tion wo know of , 25 aud 53 contoottloj for
tale by druggists. _
Claims the Meat nun All
Isaac Levy , who was charged by Meat In-
spnutor Beson with peddling diseased moat ,
was at pollco headquarters Tuesday after
noon with a piccu of pork which bo claimed
was n sample of what be bad bo < m selling.
Levy had blood In his eye and threatens tc
sue the meat inspector for the value of the
confiscated poi k.
ONE OF AMEllICfg GREATEST
[ COXTISl'KH FKOtfFItm
ull cay of n general after , hu was placed on
bo roll rod list. :
"In his business relations ho was bound
> y a scrupulous sense ot honor nnd duty. I
lover know ot him dolnc anything which
ho most exacting coiiUV say was dishonor-
nblo. Ho liml an extreme horror ot debt nnd
axes. Ho looked nt the heavy taxes now In
oguo as In the nature ot contlscntion , nnd In
some cases sold his In nil , rapidly riminir In
nluc , because the taxes assessed soomcd to
urn unreasonable.
Without lUtternrii op Mnllcr.
"Whllo the war lasted General Sherman
was n soldier In putting down what , ho uon-
ildcrcd to bo n rebellion. Ha satd war wns
> arbarism and the speediest way to end It
was to prosecute It with vlpor to complete
success. When thi < i wan done and the union
wns saved ho was for the moat llborftljtcrms
of conciliation ,
"Never , since tno close of the war , bnvo I
toard him utter words of bitterness against
.ho enemies ho fought , nor tbo men In the
north who had reviled him. To him It wns
i territorial war , ono that could not have
icon avoided. Its sends had boon planted in
.bo history of the colonies , in the constltu-
.Ion Itself , nnd In Iho Irrepressible conflict
jotwcon frco and slave Institutions.
"It wns tbo good fortune of ( Janoral Sher
man to have boon n chic * actor In this grout
Iramn nnd tu have lived long enough after
ts close to have realized nnd enjoyed the
tlghost estimate of his service by his com-
ndos , by his countrymen and by mankind.
To mo , his brotnir , It is a higher prldo to
tnow and say to you that In nil the wallet of
irlvnto life , n n son , as a brother , ns u bus-
) iuid , as it fiither , ns n soldier , as n comrade
or as n friend , ho wns mi honorable ! gentle-
nun , without fear and without reproach. "
The other addresses were of a purely In-
brnml nature.
General Howard. General Porter and Gen
eral Slocum nil spouo briclly.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup reduce
illumination whllo children are toothing. >
cents a bottle.
TO HTOl' CO.U.U/AMO.V I.IV1.Y .
I.calling Knstrrn nnd Wt'ttrrn Ultra Cnino
to nn IJndcrstiiMciIni , ' .
Cttic ioo , 111. , April 0. It has Just leaked
out hero that n combination has been formed ,
or Is being formed , between the Vnnderbllt
and Pennsylvania lines in tno east , and tbo
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy , the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul , the Chicago & North
western and the Atchlsou , Topeka & Santn
Fo in the west , by which those companion
agree to discontinue the payment of commis
sions to each other's agents. The considera
tion Is a division of interchange passenger
business in accordance with an agreement
entered into a few weans ago nnd which
means the exclusion , so far as possible , of all
other lines from participation in this busi
ness. Two secret meetings have boon hold ,
ono In Plttsburg nnd it In believed the other
in New York. Tbo roads that are to bo prac
tically boycotted by this agreement are the
Hock'Island , the Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas
City and the Chicago & Alton in the west ,
and tbo Grand Trunk , tko Erie , * the Bultl-
moro & Ohio and connecting lines in thu cast.
It is plain to bo scon that this is another at
tempt on the part of the Pennsylvania and
Vnndorbllt systems to do away with passen
ger commissions to ticket agents , nnd they
have secured the assistance of four of the
strongest roads west of Chicago. If by this
deal thev c.ui force the other lines to surren
der , n peaceful solution of the commission
question may ba expected , but nobody seems
to anticipate such nn outcome , nt least not
until there has been a Up lit. It has been
handled carefully and not until today could
reliable Information bo obtained , the discov
ery ot which is certainly going to bo a row ,
nnd n terrific rate war , or the abandonment
of the scheme.
What will become of the Western Trnfllc
association is tbo absorbing question. JNOW
that the attempt , to hola n mooting has been
abandoned nnd a call issued for n special
mooting in Now York May 1 , it is expressed
even moro freely now than before that the as
sociation has made its last gnpo. To Jay
Gould is attributed the failure of securing a
quorum.
Important Subject tu lie Settled.
Cine too , 111. , April 0. Some of the east
ern roads are already heartily sick of the at
titude that has boon taken in regard to
switching charges nnd divisions with west
ern roads. The Chicago & Grand Truuk
are now forced to stand by aud see the west
ern roads absorb a largo proportion of the
business that might otherwise have fallen
to them. The refusal of the Grand Trunk to
re-establish switching charges in the city
limits aud Its arrangement with the Chicago
< fc Northwestern and the Chicago. Milwau
kee & St. Paul whereby it allows those hues
divisions of through rates instead of paying
them switching cbarces ou freight shipped
to aud from points on their lines in the city
limits , bus had a very noticeable ulfect.
A meeting of the Chicago committee of the
Central Trafllc association will bo held to
morrow , and it is understood that several of
the lines will advocate a reconsideration of
the recent resolution by which ull except the
Grand Trunk controlled tbelr division ar
rangements with the western roads.
Chairman nianohard today issued his call
for the regular April mooting of the Central
Tralllo association to bo held next Tuesday.
A long list of freight subjects is to bo con
sidered at the moating und includes the fol
lowing : Arbitration of lake and rail doffor-
ontials ; divisions with western roads via all
junctions between Chicago aim St. Louis ;
rates on Texas truftlc ; rate on green hides
from St. Paul to Minneapolis to Boston , by
way of Chicago ; application of Chicago rates
to Kankakoo on west bound tralllc.
Southern 1'jiulllu jic : > rtlon.
SAN Fitvxtiwco , Cal. , April 0. Tlio annua
meeting of the Southern Pacific stockholders
was held today. President Huntlugton pre
sented his annual report , in which bo said :
"The business of last year has been in thu
main satisfactory. Tno surplus of earnings
over llxod nnd operating and current ex
penses has been small owing to many causes ,
among which may bo mentioned the extreme
cost of fuel and many other articles largely
used in operating the long lines of tbo com
pany which eastern roads are nblo to got at
much lower prices , The surplus had been
used In improving the property. Pres
ident iluntincton also submitted iigures
showing tbo extent of operations , but tboso
are not made public. The following board of
directors was elected : C. P. llunllngtou ,
Lolnnd Stanford , Charles F. Crocker , Thomas
Estilman , Thomas li. lluub.irJ , A , N.
i'owno. J. C. Stubbs , , E. H. Miller. S , T.
Gage , II , E. Huntington and George Crocker ,
The last two named iiivs. now directors , suc
ceeding W. B , Huiit-lngtoii and L. V , Brown.
The directors will mootkomorrow , and it is
reported that II. 'J2 ' , 'Ilunllugtoii ' will bo
elected treasurer to succeed 'I'imothy Hop-
klus , who lately resigned.
TriiiiHin n-tuurl .Mutter * .
KANSAS Cm" , Mo"April : C. The regular
monthly mooting of. f ho Trausmissourl asso
ciation was hold hero today. Various mat
ters of only local Intprost were disposed of at
the morning session , ) u.ilt Iho afternoon ses
sion tbo private docket was taken up and tbo
discussion of tbo'cbareos ' of tbo Memphis
ngalnst the Missouri Pacific wai begun.
The Memphis charted hat the Missouri Pa-
citlo issued tree transportation to shippers to
Influence their business , The discussion
proceeded ut great lo'ngth nnd was Bomowlmt
heated. Finally Assistant General Freight
Agent Lincoln of tin ) Missouri Pacific prom
ised to look into tha mutter und btop the
practice if ho found it prevails on hU lines.
Dillon riirlflc Itumora.
New YOIIIC , April 0. The transfer books of
tbo Union Pacific closed today for the annual
election In Boston on tbo J7th , Tha stock
was in urgent demand In the loan crowds
and a premium of 133 wns paid. II. B ,
IIollls bought 1,1100 and Lonaon houses
bought 10,000. The buying was partly based
o-i a report that the Gould Interest would retire -
tire aud that Marvin Hut'liltl woula succoea
Sidney Dillon as president of tbo Uulon Pu-
cltlc.
NOT SOLVED YET ,
Itlilillo PcrUiliiliu to Street Stvt'Cilii | ( ; 8(111 (
Mayor Bcmls stated yesterday morning
that ho had not uiado up bis mind us to
vhother or not ho would npprovo the con
current resolution adopted by the council
rdcring the streets denned under the 10 per
cent clause of C. E. Squires' contract ,
Chairman Blrkhtimor ot Iho Board of
'ubllc Works said that if the resolution was
npprovcd nnd the work was ordered done It
Imply meant that the streets would bo
cleaned over this season and no more.
The levy of half a mill for itrcot sweeping
and repairing pivomonts amounted to $23-
W.SI. Of tuts amount f-MST.O.1 had been
expended prior to March HI. Then Uicro
vn * deducted the sum of f U1.201 for repairs
nndo on nsphnlt pavements during the year
Sill , which loft but f-VWJ In the fund.
During the month of March eight miles of -
troots were cleaned under Iho provisions ot
ho 10 per cent clause nt a cost of $1,100. Us-
Imntlng the cost of cleaning the seventy
nllos of paved streets nt J30 per mile , the
nmount would bo $ r , OOJ , which would ox-
must the fund ,
Mr. Illrkhiuisar stated that ho had no do-
Ire to oppress ( Contractor Squire * but Mm-
ily wanted him to live tip to the terms of his
loutrnct. When ho took the contract ho
snow the terms , as ho wrote n letter asking
f ho would bo rcaulrod to clorm the streets
it $1" ) per nillo. Ho was Informed that ho
vould and his bid was with that understand-
nir.
nir.By the terms of the contract the city wns
indue obligations to pay Squires flfi.OOO for
weeping 1,000 milns of paved streets during
ho season , nnd if there was not money In
ho treasury to pay the bill , ho felt sure that
Squires would refuse to sweep , but would
hold the city for the amount.
Another bad feature about cleaning under
ho 10 par cent clause was this ; Fanning &
jlavlu , the old contractors , had n similar
lalin for $ iy,000 , mid if Squires win paid
hey could maintain an action ngalnst the
Hy.
' I-ito to bed and early to rlso will shorten
ho road to your homo in the skies , " But
arly to bed and a "Little llarly Hlser , " the
illl that make- } life longer ana bettor nnd
visor.
A disease , trontcd us such nnil portrm-
icntl.v cured. No publicity. No infirm-
iry. Homo trciitmont. Hitrinlebs and
ilYeclunl. Jlofei1 by permission to Bur-
Ingtoti HuwUcyo. Send iio stump for
Kuuplilct. Sholioquon Chomieul Co. ,
Jurliii { ton , la.
M > nou.\ > . r.s.
North Plntto gets along with only live
saloons.
Gray wolves have killed some cnttlo In
rant county.
Wakoliold Indies have organized a come-
cry association.
The boubo of August Shultz , near Butte ,
was destroyed by llro with all its contents.
J. E. Hunt of Hardy has fallen heir to nn
eleventh Interest in un ostnto valued at 100- ,
000.
Indlanola has already raised $1,000 to bo
used as purses for races' a Fourth of July
celebration.
The Norfolk News has mndo its appearance -
anco in a new dross and looks brighter than
over. It's a good paper printed m a good
town.
Frank Hershey of Gibbon wintered 50,000
sheep on his farm and has Just purchased in
Wasnington 18,000 more , which will bo driven
to Nebraska for fattening next winter.
While watching a chemical experiment at
the Alma high school , Mns Jessie Mitchell
int.nled the vapor of burning acid and wns so
overcome that her hfo was despaired of for
a time.
Perhans , says the Norfolk Now , if the
streets had been in a little better condition ,
that cyclone would have traveled ou thorn
instead of cutting across lots , it is not yet
too late to lix up the streets , however.
While playing at marolos , Bert Hand of
Seward was severely out with u kuifo by
Otto IClingor. The wounds , though painful ,
are not dungoroiu , and the patient is getting
along us well as could bo expected.
The Superior Journal , with characteristic
enterprise , told the story of the Nelson tor
nado at length and in the best shape of any
paper In the state. It didn't have to depend
on rottpn telegraph wires to got the story of
the storm.
During tbo storm nt Harvard n piece ol
the roof of the hotel struck O. Swartz on the
cnest , knocking him senseless. Ho was
taken to the ofllco of Dr. Whiteman and on
examination was found to bo severely hurt
on tbo chest and'limbs , but it is hoped iiol
seriously. No other damage was dono.
DoWitt'sSarsaparilta is reliable.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " tha
Wonderful Hpaiilna
llcnicily , li Fold with a
Written Cuarantoo
tncuro nil Ncivans Ills-
caii e. Eucli 03 Weak
Memory , IMS of lliala
1'oner , Hciulnchc ,
Wnltcl illness , Lost Mnn-
hoot ] , Nenousne0 ! * , Jas-
Filmic , all rtinli.s and
loss of i > ewer of tlio
Ornerathn Oifnin In
cither cox , cnuwil tiy
otPi-cxnllon , joiilliful Inillscivllfliiior Ilic exciiuilvj
as * of lobiito. oiinn | | , oi nlnnihuiH , ulilili ultlitintely
lend to liilliiulty , Cuii < inuitliin | nn < l Iii'niilly I'nt up
Inrniiteniciit lonn to cairv In thefl | Kiit. 1'ilco
fl [ ipntkHKC.orol.il f i , UHli eveiy { .lunlii neuUea
written gunrontoo to euro or refund the
nionor. Bent li ) in.ill to any mlilrrn. t'lrculnr free
in I'laln eiiM'loi'iMuillon ' Ililn ) , i'er. | ' Aildliei ,
MADRID CHtMICAL CO. . Ilrnnch Office foi u S. A ,
S. ' > 3 Dcailiorn Street , OlIICAnO.If.U
FOIt SALE IN OMAHA. N1JB. , BY
Kulic & Co. , Co.r ISIli & DouKl.is St .
J .A Fuller & Co. , Cor , Htli & DouBlca Sta.
A D Foster & Co. , Couucll lllutl * . U.
Such as St. Peter carried in pictures , and
the rest of us carried in discomfort , went
suddenly out of use on the intrrduction of
the famous " YALE " locks. Then some
happy people jumped to the conclusion
that any small key meant a "YALE"
lock. Not so. It's easy to make a worth
less loci : with a little key , and It takes
less metal. Your protection lies in one-
word. See that "YALE" is stamped en
every Key. If that is there , security is
there also. Sold wherever locks sell.
CURB
A no * mil Complete Treatment , consisting P
BuppODltorlui , Ointment In Ca | ult > * , ulao la Itoi
nnul'illii a I'onUlvo Uurj lor lixtjriinl , Inturnil
llllntl or Ulou.llnj ItcUliu , Clironla , Uocaat or
HeimlUanr I'titti. Tlila Uumudy Inn nuvur b3 : i
known to tall. ( I per lior,0 lurJ'i ; tout b/ mill ,
Whf uilorfrmn tliU lorrllilo UUoasj vilian n writ
ten Euarniiieo l i > omtlrolf clran with i ) tnxeio-
return ! thu inonejr It not curJl Hani atvnp tor
tree tinmplo. Uunrntitou isiuoi lir Kuli.i it ( V. .
Urutvltti , Bolo AuentJ. cur.ur littiual DjujUi
Ktrvetn , Onmlia. Net ) .
iit.i.a : WHIT a .visuvi AND
JllSNT.atpooiaofur lif'turU , Illizlnon , KHi ,
rntyla , He.idAOlin , Nervom 1'roitralton 04U oj bjr u | .
cotiul or tobacco , \VnkefulntJii , Mental Oopreulon.
boftenlnK of tha llruln , oi'iiliu lunnlty , miser/ ,
duc.ir , dei'li , I'ruiuaturd Old Avu , llnrrjaaoii , I < jn
of 1'owtirln elttior sux , liupotoncjr , 19jcorrlioja a l
nil Keiuulu VViMkneaiui , Inroluntir/ < m , Hu3r-
inatorrhoeacjinul by orer-oiortlou of tlio brain.
Uult-abusorur-lndulKunoj. Aiuuntli'i trontmunt
II , 0 for 15 , by mill. Wo ( luirantuj nix boxai U
euro. K.vniiorlor furl ) iiotji. wlilil ) will nonl wm-
ten RUftrantoa to rffunJ if not curul. ( iunraiitoa
lisueilonl/ A. tfi'lirutjr , liruu'KUl nola dfcnlj , H.
U , tor loth autl rurnuiu tti , tiuiuUa , Neb ,
Blackwell's Bid ! Durham
Made a recoid long years ago ,
which lias never been beaten or
approached. It lias not to-day ,
a good second in popularity. Its
peculiar and uniform excellence
* pleases the men of to-day as it
\ l HSJhlttJ" , " . did their fathers before them.
Great Bull riovcmcnt. " Sold wherever tobacco issmoked.
Is a mild and pleasant stimulant which quiets the nervca
and in no way excites or deranges the system. In this
respect it is distinctive. It c'ves t c most solid com
fort with no unpleasant effects. Made only by
BlackweH's Durham Tobacco Co. , Durham , N. C.
ABSOLUTEIY PURE -
ft. CO. KANSAS CITV.NO.
i\cry HI AN cnn ha
I S'-TRONa and VIO-
OHOUS in all respect *
. . by usiiiR SPANISH
NI'.UVINE.tlieKrent apaulnh Ueuieily. YOUNO M1SN
OU OM > sullcrititf from NUR.VOUQ DUDIMTY , IOST or
FAIhINO MANHOOD , nightly emissions , convulsions , neivoui
, prostration , causitl by the use of opium , tobacco or alcohol , wake-
( ulnesi , mental depression , loss of power in cither sex , ipermator-
AND AFTKK usK , rlioja caiiieil liy sell abuse anil over indulgence or any personal wrak'
ness can bo restored to perfect health nml tlio NOHIlt VITALITY OF STRONG 1111117.
We give a written guarantee with C boxes to cure any case or refund tlic money , f I a box ; 6 boios ( j
Foi * sale in Omnha bv Snow , Lund & Co.
We cannot explain how a
man gains a pound a day by
taking an ounce a day of
Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver
oil it happens sometimes.
It is food that he can di
gest ; we understand that.
But it must be more than
food to give more than the
whole of itself.
He has been losing flesh
because he did not get from
his food the fat he needed.
Scott's Emulsion sets his
machinery working again.
Shall we send you a book
on CAREFUL LIVING ? Free.
Scorrft liowNBChemists , 131 South Sih Avenue ,
New York.
Your driiEEiM keeps Scon's Ijnulsion of cod-liver
oil all druggists c\crywhcre do. ft.
Si
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
100 IOWA farms for sale. Improved SO aero
farm In Harrison county , lt.M ( Dor acre :
137 acres improved , 910.01 ; ( il acres Imiiroved ,
J20.00 ; KO ueres. i.03. ! If you are lookliu for
harKnlus call und bee us. .lohnston & Van
I'uttcu.
l710KriALKOKKXCIIANGi-Clly and f.um
-L properly. E. II. Hhuafe , ll'way and .Main.
s | , , all pain oho
city. IJ. H. Slieafo , Hroadway and .Main.
POIt SALK Acro.iKo near city adapto.l for
fruit und znnlnn inirmics. K. 11. Saoafe ,
Hro-idway anil Main stice.ts.
FOICHKNT Thu nfllco room now occunled
by Cory & Uonover on I'oai 1 street. Aiiply
to Leonard Everett.
If Oil bALK On one year's time , fi per cent
* - Intero-it , a KOO I yoiins hoisc. Apply to
Ncoiiuru Eveictt.
I71AUMS , par Ion lanJs. hoiisji. lots an 1
A- business hlo ki for s ilu or rant. Day Jt
Hess. 9 I'oarl street , Ooiin ll HlulTi ,
OOC'lIItAN addition Hats for lent , hoven
rooms each ; bath ; hot and cold water. Day
& Hess , azunts.
W. C , ESTEP ,
inntnn Enjljfll
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5
H. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
S835SS3
Sims St Siiinflpr < 5 Atlor.n ° yi il | aw ' 'ri °
uiiuj iv imuiiutia .
t.u | , ) , , , | lj 3lltu UIl |
fodora.1 courts. Hoonu I , I auJ j tiuu-.irS
lluuoblock , Couuuli ItinlTj , 1.1.
Dr ,
Tlio Lcad'iii ! , '
Dentist "
Third Floor , Paxton Bloa'r.
Tclciiliuno 1085. Kttlt and Fnrnnin Sis.
A lull nit of tt'ftli on lUhLc-rfor 15. i'trfcct
Ti-'dli without iiluloH or mmiviililn brlilKo uo
jufl Ilia tlilnu for Binders oriiubllu BUicakuri | ) , nuv
Urupilonn.
1EE1H EXTRACTED WITHOUf PAIN.
All tllllnu nt ri'iibonnh'c ' ratesall nurk wurrnntcil
Cut till : out for iiKiililt * .
Halo.
Notice l hnruby Rlvr n that pursuant to an
onlorof tlio District ( Jnurtof H.tlliio I'ounty
Ni'braska , 1 will , as lucolvor of Iho linn o
Duuei mid I'osH , olfor for sale to tlio lilKhos
blildci'for cash all of tlm law llbraiy .ibou
l.iwo volumesicomposiiil of text booliB , digest
imd icportK all thu otlk-u fiiiiiituru , II.Miiro
and appointments dcilts. hook eases , hafn
htove , ty nuwi ItliiK maolilno mid nil of the of
fice furniture , lIMurus and appointments of
every kind aud oi'surlptlon belon lnu to thu
said Urn , of Uiiweu I'c Koss. halo to bo at Crete ,
Nubr.ihku. fommencliiiSiitUo'ulocl. a. m. A pill
"I , IVJ' . Text liuukH will bo Hold In seln , us
will alto reports and digests. Tliu various
articles of ofllco fiiinltuie , llxtuies and iji-
noliitmuiits will Im olliT.'d In beptratu | > licej ,
A catulo uu or Hut of nil of said properly nan
bo obtained by addrobsln mu at Ciotu , Nub.
C O. WniTK. Uucolvcr.
W. Q , IlABTIN (
1'roponiiU lor J'a\liiK Inter
Bouled proposali will bo lucelvtul by the
iindernlKned until 1-0 o'ulouk p. m. , April 15 ,
Ibll' , for Colorado handstoiio and KloilY 1'alU
tiuulto , uccnrJIiii ; to rtpeelflcatloim of ( Mil ,
for puvlni ? thulnturscctlonof Kluhth and 1'ar-
num htrceis imd the uuia\od ; iitrt of Inter *
eeetion of Eiuhtti and lluuulas strcetM ,
Each bid to specify u prk-o porfaiiuuio yard
foi the pavlnx complete on thu Inter oetloiis.
Work to bo done In aecordunco with ulansand
speclllcatloiii of IK'H , on niu In the ollleo of the
llonril of I'ublle Works.
Kaeh proposjl to bu mndo on printed blanks
fiirnUhod by the board , and to bo accompa
nied by u curtlUc-d uhculc In thu HUH ) oi')0) ) .
payabiu to the city ot Omaha , us an in Idutuu
ufKood fulth.
'i he board reserves the rlslit to reject any
or ull bids und tu wulvo dufectx.
I'Y. . lllltKIIAUriKlt.
Chiirmun Hoard ot I'ubllo WtirUx.
Oinuhu , Apill i , UV& uurll J S-0
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
KOl-i THIS
TREATMENT
OF ALL
Dost facilities , itpimr.itus itnd Homed loafer
for successful treatment of every form
of dlsoiiso requiring modlcal or
surgical treatment.
60 bcOa for pntlcnts. bo.ird and attendances
Host uccomoJiitinns In the west.
Write for clrcnliiri on deformities nnd
braces trusses , club feet , curvatures of snlno ,
piles , tumors , cancer , uiitnrrh , bronchitis , In-
iinlni.loiiocctrlclty ! , paralysis , oolluiisy , kid
ney , b. adder , oyo. oar , s.kln and hlooj und all
al onur.iUons.
onur.iUons.WflMPM A SPECIALTY.
WUlUufi ItookonDlsoasoi of
Women FUKIJ. Wo havoliitoly iidiled n lylii ! < -
In department fur women during coiilliioiiioiiU
strictly nriviite. ) Only Hoiluulo Modlcul In-
htltuto making u Spool ilty ot
, i'ltiVATli DISKASKS
All II oed Diseases successfully troatol.
yyuhllltlo I'olson removed from the hyHtom
without mnrcnry. Now Host oral Ivo Treat
ment for Loss of VITAL I'OWKIt 1'ersous 1111-
ablu to visit ua mav be treated ut home hr
rnirosiion 'once. All communications confi
dential. Medicines or instruments sent l > y
mull oroviiresa , securely packed , no marks to
Indicate contents or sender. Ouo personal ln-
ti'rvli'w pioforroJ. Call and consult us or send
history of your case , and wo will send In plain
wratiuor. our
RflfJff Tf ) MtfJ I''KEE ' : " ' " ' ITlvuta
. men
DUUK. IU ,
kvcuhli or Nervous Dis
eases. Impotency , Syphilis , Gleet and Ytulco *
pole , with question list ,
Jlraees Appliances for Deformities & Trusos.
Only manufactory In tlio Westof litl-'Vii.u-
' '
Ji.i'j' rr.ii i KSi * i > it KL i x.
Omaha Medical anil Surgical Institute ,
26th aud Broa Iwny , Go moll Bluffs.
Ten minute ; ; ' i Ida from center ot Omaha on
Omaha and Oouit ll llluffs oloctrlo motor lino.
THE G"RAND"HOTELT
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Now , modern , woll-tippointod , thor *
oughly woll-kopt , S'J a ( Jay.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
COUNCIL DM STEAM DYE WORKS
All Undsnf Dyn'ng und Clean I IIT done In tha
bluhcst Htylnof the art , K.idud and htjliiud
fabric * made Id look as t'ooil as new. Had
feathers cleaned by steam In IIrt-clu.-n man
ner Work promptly done aud dollvoiod In.ill
pai IH of the country , bend for nrlvu list.
U. A. MAOIIAN , - - riKJl'UIEl'OR
1 blultioudway , Noir Nortliweujra le ; J
L , Ui.urir ) , lo r.v.
Chas. Lunkley ,
riincnil Director anil Uiiilnrti' : ' < or.
811 Uroadwiiy , Codticll Hluds.
'
CITIZEHS STATE BASK
of council lllani.
lstco <
Net Capital nnd Surplus . # ViOOIHJ >
Directors- . I ) IMiiiuirli'jn , K. U Hliu/ir ; , I'.O.
Olc-wui , K I ! . Ilirl , 1. A. Mllk'r , J. V illiioluuin
iiiiil'linrlo < It. llniioan. Trainiii't Ki'iiorul Irink-
I'li ; hiibiuuss. l.urxeai cupltiii uiul surplus of
uny tunl < Iu boutliwuiituiii ruwu.
NTJ3RB3T ON TIM13 DEPOSITS