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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : F i-I\Y , AL'IUL 22 , 1892. 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLTJFra
OFFiCE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
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tcilttitdty Carrier to any pattof the City
II. W. T1LTON. - MANAOEIt
j7 oiiTWX. .
N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Crntl's chattel loans. EOf Sapp hlocf.
Stove nnd cord wood dry. For sale nt
Thatcher's , 10 Main street.
A innrrlimollconso was Issued yesterday to
John Peterson of Crescent and Tenn B. Skol-
Ion of Uockford township.
Unity guild uoctnblo this evening enter-
Inlncd"by Mrs , Koborls , 513 Voorhts street ,
All fncnus cordially Invited.
The funeral of Churloi Bnrghauson will
take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from his late residence on Benton street.
Hov. W. S. Hooker of Shcnnndoali will
preach In Trinity Methlidlst church this
. evening nnd hold iho quarterly conference.
All are cordially Invited ,
Bert Shceloy , nsslgneo for John Green ,
tiled his first icport in the district court
yesterday. According to it Iho claims against
the business amount lo about fl.b'JU.
In the district court yesterday iho argu
ments of the ntlornoys In Hie casoof Henry
ngntnst Kvans were on tap again. Attornortf
Smith McPherson nnd N. M. Pusorheld Iho
hoards the entire day.
Mr. Frank Case and Miss Magglo Keck.
both of Council BlulTs , were married at thnlr
future homo , \'M \ Klovonth struct , Uov. W.
C. Lovlck , p.islorof Belhimy Baptist church ,
officiating.
Tins IR reception day nt the Women's
Christian association hospital from 'J until 5
o'clock. An excellent opportunity is now
given to inspect thu entire building , ns there
nro fewer patlo'its ihere now than for
months past.
Tbo annual bull of the Council Bluffs Row
ing association will bo given this ovoi.tng nt
Koyal Arcanum hall Klaburato preparations
have been made for tbo event , nnd It goes
without saying that It will bo ono of the
most Important social affairs of the season.
Invllations are out for the wedding of Miss
Dortha A. Vogeler lo John G. Bradley , lo
take place nt the residence of the bride's
parents , Mr. and Mrs. G. H , Voeelor , 11-1
Avenue F , on Thursday ovonlnc , April 'J8 ,
nt 8 o'clock. The groom is electrician of the
tire department.
A meeting of the city members of the
county democratic committee , the local com
mittee of the Pottnwattnmto Democratic
association , nud members of the various sub
committees for the democratic state conven
tion , will bo held at the rooms of tbo Board of
Trade , in tha Mcrriam block , this ovonlng.
The entertainment being arranged by the
"Women's Christian association for the bene
fit of the hospital and which was to bo given
tbo last of this month bus bcon postponed to
give place to n talented cpmpany of nrlists
from Chicago , who will appear under the
nusplccs of the King'.s Daughters , thtj pro
ceeds to bo for the Hospital. *
Charles Forbes , who received considerable
police In tha papers not long ago for running
away from his family and leaving forged
checks te settle a nunibar of bills , has sent
C. A. Tibbitlj , the South Main strcul grocer ,
enough good money to settle bis claim. The
other men who were loft In the lurch by his
departure nro expecting remittances soon.
Henry L. Cellor.o died about midnight
Wednesday night nt the residence of his
brother-in-law. A. Louie , after an illness of
ten months. Ho was the s > on of Mrs. V.
Companion and n brother of Mrs. A. Louie ,
Mrs. A. Molzgor and Mj . M. Duijuelle. The
funeral will occur at " o'clock this afternoon
from the rcsideiicoof M. Duquette , Uli Fourth
street.
The work of staking out the ground for the
now Northwestern .depot was commenced
yesterday. The baggage depot , whcro pas
sengers are now "deposllcd , will bo moved
nwny nud the tracks will bo moved eastward
nnd straightened , KO that the depot will bo
east of whcro Ills now. This will necessi
tate Iho moving ot the 'bridges also. Almost
thu entire truck system will bo remodeled
nnd Ihe nppcarni'co greatly improved.
Attorney General Stone rendered n de
cision yesterday in reply to nn Inquiry of
Governor lioio.i in regard to the legality of
nn appropriation made by the last legislature
to reimburse u "farmer for the
loss of n span of horses which
became ufllicied with glanders and had to be
shot by the stale volorinnry surgeon. The
statute gives the legislation the right to
pass appropriallons only by n two-thirds
vote wiici ! the money Is Intended for local or
private purposes und has not been provided
lor by pro-exisllng laws. Mr. Stone holds
that the present case comes under the meu'ii-
Ing of the statute and mat the appropriation
Is legal , provided it passes by u two-thirds
vole.
vole.A
A plcluro of dislross giving Its name ns
Gcorgo Urigot spent ycsloraay afternoon in
telling n tale of woo lo people who looked ns
though they would bo charitably Inclined.
The man , who looked ns though ho might
have belonged to FulstnlT's ragged regiment
In Its day , said ho hud hud nothing to eat for
thrco day * and lip was crippled up in n way
that would have innda a victim of n thresh
ing machine feel line n fighting cocli In com
parison. Ho full into the hands of u police- '
limn , nnd at the pollco station , when ho was
lulled for vagrancy anil begging on the
itreets , his Injuries were found to bo the re-
ir.lt of n too vivid Imagination. He had $1. 15
in his pocket.
I' Kit t > O.V. 1 7. I'.llt.ltilt.lV US.
Senator A. J. Chunlry of Malvcrn Is in the
city n guest of Iho Grand hoiul.
Mrs. Frank Carroll of Davenport is In the
city , tha guest ! o ! Mrs. U.S. Hawlmgs , 'M3
Harrison blrcot.
Ellas J. Ohrnnd wlfoof Huron , Dak. , nro
In the city visiting their nephews , M. F. and
Samuel 1) . Kohrer.
Mlis Corona Lnughlln , the talented young
nrtist , returned yosloraay from a visit to her
parents at Randolph , la.
Miss May Mason of Clinton nnd Miss
Dorothy Burns of Chicago nro the guests of
their cousin , Miss Magglo O'Uounell , on
Park avenue.
E. J. Abbolt has returned from Cleveland ,
O , , where no was called by the terlous 111-
IIOSE of bis father. Tb3 latter wns somewhat
improved when ho loft for the west.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hammer are enjoying
n visit from Mm. J , B. Spaiifilo of Chntopn ,
Kan. , nnd Mrn. L. Hopkins of Chicago , sis
ters of Mrs. Hammer , and Jnbn Purcuplle ,
n brolher-ln-luw of Mr , Hummer.
Attorney D. M. West roturnod'yostenlny
from Davenport , where ho wns married on
Wednesday to Miss Howe , who taught In the
Omaha schools for over four years , lie was
accompanied by his bride- , and they will
make this city tnolr homo , residing atTJ1
South First street.
Are you going to paint ? And did you
know that you can SHVO money and got
bettor paints at Davis' than any other
place In the cjly ? That's a fact
Jarvls 1S77 brandy , purust , safest , best ,
KruudalUliie : thu Neighborhood.
The residents of Oakland avenue are highly
incensed at tbo lack of dlscrcllon which one
of their number has bcon manifesting foi
ipmo tlrno past. The gentleman In quoition
lives within a couple of blocks of the electric
light tower and has a wife , But U In an open
iccrot that he bus bcon supporting a woman
and her two daughters on Avcnuo D
for the sake of their society , ills wife
receives the sympathy of all the neighbors ,
to whom MIO Btntes that her only reason for
not having applied for n divorce a long lima
Rgo is tbo fact that she would then bo left
entirely without meant of support , while
. now she shares his earnings with the other
woman who seems to Imvo Infatuated nim ,
A storm of Indignation had boon brewing
among tbo resident * of that localltv for tome
-.time pan at the boldness inaulfostod by the
fulthlcas husband , and It U likely to break
iboul his oars unless there la u reform ,
Roller , thotnilor , 310 Broadwny , lias
til the liitobt stylus and newest good * .
Batlbfuctlon guaranteed.
Genuine Rock Sprlnija coal at
Tluik'liur'rt , HI Milu Btroot , always ou
Lund'
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Lafayette Addition Makes Its Eogular Peri
odical Appearatica on tbo Surface.
ORDINARILY AT THE RIVER'S ' BOTTOM
( JnrgrniK I'lcturn of thn Sulimrrgpil Ili'M-
ilciHT * nnd liiiprcnpiiiiMils Ur.iun tnr u
Vlrclnlnn'K Ilcncllt Too Smart
to Ho
The city papers have often had occasion to
write up LntiiyoUo addition to the city of
Council Bluffs. It Is to bo hoped that sooner
or Inter thn people of the United Statei will
learn tnnt Lafayette addition consists
mainly of n rich and fertile tract of land at
the bottom of the Missouri river , which , for
reasons- manifest to those who have boon
once bitten , can never become especially pop
ular tor n building silo.
That thU tlmo has not yet atrlvod , how
ever , is shown by the fact that every few
aays some real estate man or other of Coun
cil BluITi receives n letter from a far oft
place asking about the desirability of Lafav-
otto addition ns n placa of resldonco or n
means of speculation. The Intust Inquiry Is
from a prominent real citato man of Peters
burg , Vn. , ana Is worthy of note on nccount
of the .itrlkincty original representations
whlcn ho savs have been inado to him about
the property In thu addition.
According to thcso representations the lots
In LtMayotto addition are 45x100 feet in size ,
nnd each ono contains an night room house
with nil the nudoni conveniences city
water , gns , electric lights , etc. , and , vllh a
barn and coal houso. Thu houses , it is said ,
have been renting for $ . ' 5 a month o.ich. Thu
present owner desires to trade oft ino town
lots for farm property , and with that end In
view has written to the Petersburg manwho
ho evidently thinks Is too far away to
malto much of nn invostlgatio.i. The
claim that this addition has wa
ter is certainly well grounded , ns
the residents of the place , if thcro were nr.y ,
would have to sail from their beds to their
breakfast tables in boats. The gas which Is
mentioned as ono of the attraction ? of the
place Is doubtless the gas that Issues from
the month of the city sewer which is only a
block from the entrance. Where the elec
tric lights come in is a poser , however , as
nothing of the kind has over boon soon thcru
excepting during thunder storms. The
Petersburg man was notlllod of thcso things
by W. C. Stacy , who received the letter of
Iniiutry , nnd it Is hnrdlv likely thut ha will
in a Ko the proposed trade.
IJOSTON STOUT'S KASTIK.
Tidings or Spring flint MessiiRes to Council
lUiillti People.
LADIES' JACKETS
Wo show the largest line of Indies' ,
misses'and children's jackets ever shown
| jy us , in all the latest btylcs , shades nnd
cloths , including blazlors , reefers and
English box coals.
Ulaxiors we start at $1.05. This is a
aekot well worth double the money.
In black only. )
At $ U.12o we show a nice sorpo blivzior
worth $4.CO.
At.25 : ! wo have a nice line of lipht
colors , iiltiin and trimmed , worth $5.00.
Iteofors wo htart nt 81.60 in blacks ,
nnd at So.00 wo show a jacket lined
throughout , well worth $8.00.
At $5.00 wo also have an elegant line
of plain , plaid nnd trimmed jackets in
tans and grays.
At iG. r > wo have a nice foulo cloth
with pearl buttons.
CIIILDHKN'S AND MISSES' JACK
ETS.
A nice navy blue jacket trimmed in
glltjit$1.25 , worth Si00. At $2.00 tan
tries jnckots worth $ ! ! .00. At Sli.60 tans
and navy blue , trimmed in gilt. At
8X50 wo show a nice line of tans and
grays , small checks , worth 85.00. ( Second
end Hoor. )
CAPES.
Our line of capes is the talk of. the city
and county.'o hav.o them in tan's
( light and dark ) , salmon , grays and
olncks trimmed with lace and" braid ,
embroidered in Bilk with jots , or a nice
plain garment for those that don't ad
mire trimming , from $ -3.00 to $2. > .00.
Hoe our $ o.OO capos , well worth $8.50.
All our garments run full length , from
, ' ! ( ) to ! ! ( ! inches. No old ones in stock :
every garment now. ( Second Hoor. )
Dohton Store , FothoringhamVhito -
Inw & Co. , Council 13lull's. Mail orders
solicited. _
I'atroni/o blue ice wagonsfor Mo. rivet
channel ice. Mulliolland & Co. Tol. 11)1. ) .
Conferred tlio Kml Orots.
One of the largest Masonic gatherings over
scon In Council Bluffs occurred Wednesday
evening in Masonic hall. The occasion was
the conferring of the order of the rod cresson
on U. K Walters and K. A. Sllchtor , u cere
mony which is always accompanied by u
banquet. On this occasion tho- Knights
1'mnplur outdid thomsulvos and the feast
was ono of the most elaborate in the history
of Masonic uointrs in Council Blurt's
The bauquot was arranged by the ludj
friends of the order. The tables were laid
In Iho form of an Kgyplian cross und orntl-
inentou with cut llowors. The ball and
chandcllors wcro trimmed with ( lags. Upon
a raised dlus nt Iho end of the hall was n
litrgo cross of similar shape , composed of
American Beauty roses , surmounted by n
bank of Knitter and calla lilies. The folio wing -
ing is a list of those who partook of the
spread :
Membprs of Ivanhoo Commandory No. 7
Sir Knight W. J. Jamioson. eminent com
mander ; \V. O. Win , Ur. T. U. Lacoy. .1. II.
Safely , V. Jennings , II. A. Uox , J. B. At-
icins. M. DuquetteV. ! . Line , P. H. Wind ,
J. W. Porogoy , M. J. Alworth. J. L. Martin.
K. H. Fonda. K. Uuwson , J. U. Snydor. V.
W. Uary , O. M. Brown , D. S. Pile , M. M.
Marshall , A. T. Elwoll.
.1. M. Kosobtiry Mount Xlon command-
cry , Hurlan , la.V. ; . S. Wcdgo. lienusouut
conimundcry , Haltimoro , Md. ; O. T. Joislyn ,
Hugh do Poyn commandcrv , St. Joseph ,
Mo.G.V. ; . Strong , St. Simon of Cy'rono
commandory , Davonjort. la. ; J. K. Free
man , eminent commander of Ml. Aspen
commandery , Colorado.
Members of Mount C'alvnry commandorv ,
Oinaui Y. White , eminent commander ; 6 ,
L. Talbot , J. A. Monroe , T. C. Shelluy. A. P.
Drink , Joseph Foley , J. W. Maynard , W T.
Robinson , M. L. Porrott , J. Woatborg , U , JC.
Long. K. L. Sayro , J. Franco , S. Burus , W.
H. Bowen , W , hi. Nason , F. O. Brown , T.
HattortonV. . t ; . Alltm. L. F. Ua Lorlraer ,
CJ. \Vurncr , A. Trolnor , E. llarvoy , U
Smllli , U. F. doodnmn. A. ' Wclrel , H. U.
Urum , Judge Anderson , S. D. Ciulwoii , W.
S. lledfo , S. U. Hay ward , \V. S. Strawn , A.
B. Srallh.
The following ladles were present : South
Omaha MM. U. L. Tnlbott , Mrs , J. L. Mar
tin. Omaha Mesdiime L. D. Cadwoll , A.
P. Brink , \V. S. Stinwn , (5. ( Ander on.V. .
S. HodKO , U. S. llayward , A. B. Smith , J ,
W. Muynnrd , J. Wostborg , V. G. Hhoely ,
Jumos Foley , U. Harvey , A. Tranor , U. L.
Talbot ; MUses M. 10. Powell , Emma Ander
son , Bnllo McPlmll , Frallca Baloman , Cora
H&yro , Klla Westborg , Council Bluffs
Mcsdumos . J. Jamioson , Y. Jennings , J ,
B. Atkins , O. K. U. Campbell , V. W. Cory ,
J. W. Porogoy. W. O. Wlrt , M. J. Alwortn
P. H. Wlud , I ) . S. Pile , F. A. Flichtor , C.
1C. Walters ; Misses Bosslo Alwortb , Jennie
Pile , Iriu Lutz , Helen Shepherd , Bella Katb ,
Helen Campbell.
Hv _ w
Hotel Gordon , 8JW JJroadway , 1ms re
cently changed hand , nnd IB being thor
oughly renovated. Clean buds ; prompt
service ; lablo first eliiss ,
Wohuvo our own vineyards In Cillfor
nia. J sir via \Vlno comu.uiy , Ca Hlulfs
Vuutliful ll
A case of elioculng depravity on the parl
of nn 11-yeuT-old girl was brought to the
notice of the pollco by Rev. Henry Oolong
yesterday. Kthcl Moss , who lives at the
corner of Second avouuo and Fourtocntt
street , was the offender , nnd although Iho
details of the case are too horrible for publi
cation the girl tells things which , If truo.
night to send nt least halt n docn well
tnnwn tough characters to the penitentiary ,
n years theglrlls n merochlld.but her morals
and gnnoral conduct could not bo much
worse If she lived to bo is old M Mothusolnh.
She snvs that her father Ii dead , having been
snot by her mother in Missouri some tlmo
ago , and that her mother has gone lo Cali
fornia. Judge McUeo pnvo her n hearing on
the general charge of Incorrlgiblllty r.nd
ordered her to bo taken to tto reform school
nt Mltchcllvlllo. Sheriff Hnzen took her-to
that place last evening.
A I'roml Iteiil INtutn Ounpr.
"There goes ono ot the happiest men
In this cit > , " said n clti/.on to Tim BKU
yesterday , pointing to ono of the well
known men about town who was stand
ing on the corner ot Thirteenth avcnuo
and Main street gazing with evident
satisfaction upon ono of the handsomest
new brick blocks in the city , that is just
undergoing the finishing touches.
"Everybody who knows D.in Cnrrigg , "
continued the speaker , "knows that this
is so , and these who haVe known him for
tlio past IHtcon or twenty years will
recollect that ho hits shoveled dirt on
the railroads at $1.00 a day almost on
the spot where that tnngnitlccnt block
stands , or thov will rci-ol.cot him us u
ruddy , freckled faced , happy-hearted
Irish boy , who was willing to run nn
orniml or do anything else
to earn an honest dime. Hut
things have changed for Dan , and ho
has reasons to bo proud , for ho is owner
and builder of two of Iho llncst struc
tures in the city , the Bancroft Terrace
iluUuml this splendid building. Dan
lias Invested his money in Council BlulTs
in a manner that will ylohl him good
returns for the remainder of his life , besides -
sides being a monument for him nnd a
lasting benefit to Iho city. ' '
The building referred lo is a line four-
story pressed brick structure , the finest
in the agricultural Implement , district ,
built for Aultman , Miller & Co. , the
Uuokoyo people. It stands on the cor
ner of Thirteenth luonuo and South ,
Main , and is ono of the handsomest and
most conspicuous buildings on the street.
The architecture has the merit of solid
ity as well as beauty. The walls are
metallic colored prcssod brick , a Coun
cil BlttlTs product , by the , way , with
mnssivo sandstone trimmings. It lias a
frontage of 120 foot on Thir-
tcnnth avenue and 50 on Main
street. It was built especially for
the Uuckoyo people and is a model
of convenience , for the handling and
shipping of huavy farm goods. It has a
five-ton Crnno hydraulic elevator run
ning from the basement to the top floor
and every other convenience that mod
ern necessities demand.
Mr. Carrigg is more than pleased with
tlio building and the investment , und it
is quito probable that ho will invest
8-10,000 or $50,000more in thcsnmo local
ity during the year ,
WANTS A .SITTM < : MINT. :
Crorgo 11. Whrclt-r Will Knjoln tliu Motor
Company.
Another dose of grief Is In store for the
motor company if Uoorgo H. Wheeler , n
wealthy resident nnd property owner on
Pierce street , has his way about it. /
Yesterday a suit was commenced in the
superior court which has for Its object the
enjoining of the motor company from oper
ating its line on East Pierce street
until Wheeler is paid suitable damage ?
for the use of the street in front
of his residence on Picrco street
near the corner of South First. In his poll-
lion , which was prepared by ex-City Attor
ney Stewart , ho alleges that the company
laid Its tracks on Pierce fro.m First to Oak
street on October 1 ! ) , ISS'J , which was Sun
day , that day being chosen in order that the
plaintiff might not bavo an opportunity to go
into court and secure an injunction restrain
ing the company from proceeding with the
uork. The building of this line , ho claims ,
was without authority from wtho clly council
and in dlrocl violation of a city 'ordinance
rgaklng it a misdemeanor to lay a track
without permission from that body.
It was nlso clone without con
demnation proceedings and without
mukinchitn any compensation for the damage -
ago 10 his propertywhich ho places at Slf > OU.
The traclt was furthermore luld close to hU
curbstone in such a way as to cut off the approach
preach of a team , instead of being laid in the
center of the street ns it might have been ,
fie accordingly asks that a writ ot injunc
tion be issued restraining the company from
operating Its line 01 , that street until ho
shall have been paid ttio re quired damages ,
and nlso restraining the company from using
or pormlttini : the trauic lo remain on Ilia
street , or from using nr running its trains
over any other trade which shr.ll lie nearer
Ills property than the center of the street ,
lie ulsoants damages in the sum of $ l.r > 00.
A mooting of the property owners on South
First street nnd Ur.ihum avenue was held
last evening at T. J. Clark's store , Hi ( Upper
Broadway. The meeting had not boon an
nounced througl\lho papers , but some rjuiot
work had been done hy these Interested , nnd
ns n result about fifty were present. The
purpose of the meeting was to devise some
plan for bringing Iho motor company lo
terms and compel it to'rosumo the runningo !
trains on the South First street lino. W. M.
Shopnrd was appointed president and .1. P.
( .ireonsnlolus secretary and tha mooting pro
ceeded to business without further add. The
following set of resolutions was prepared
and adopted unanimously :
Resolved , That the action of the Omaha nnd
Council Illullj Hallway and llrldgn company ,
In refusing to onorato Us trains upon . ontn
I'lrbt street and ( iraliam avenue , has been a
grout Injury nnd Inconvenience to tlio cltl/ens
and property ownera residing on said street
lie It further
Kcsolvcd , iThat the following named per
sons , to-wlt : A. U. Ur.iham , T. J , Ulark and
Fred I.ami ) . Jr. , bo appointed u committee to
wait , upon the o Ulcers of said company and
ascertain from said nftlvcrh uhat action , If
anysaid company Intends to taliu In rcgurd to
train service on said street.
The end of iho movement is not yet , by any
moans. An attorney has boeti secured by
these inlorosltd and n suit U lo ho com
menced In n day or two to prevent the trains
from being run in front of tbo Fearon prop
erty on Bro.idwav , near the Intersection of
Scott street. In this action the motor
company will bo taken at Its word and the
eraund upon which the suit will bo prose
cuted is that tbo company has no right to
opcrnlu anything but horse cars anywhere
in tha city , tha company having virtually re-
nualalod the ordinance of ISM ) . The war has
just commenced and something Interesting
may bo expected before many days have
passed ,
Thomas Tostovln , civil , onglnoor and
surveyor , over lioVol'n , 501 Broadway
12. II. Shoafo 1ms "money to loan on real
estate and chattels , Broad way and Main.
Ilon't li > a Drunkard ,
Read below what ono week of treat
ment has done fora well known Council
BlulTs man who was soon at the Blanch-
nrd Institute , at 655 Broadway , Council
Blulln , yesterday afternoon. Thuro
never ban bean a fniluro where this
treatment la used , whether the thral
dom to bo broken was whisky , opium or
tobacco.
COUNCIL Bum's , April 10 , 1802. For
the nast twenty years 1 have boon a hard
drinking man , as my many friends in
Council BluH'H well know. It was impos
sible for mo to pass u saloon when I had
the necessary money to buy n drink. ]
began taking the treatment at the
Blunchard institute on April 12 , and am
surprised and gratified tliat I now have
no iippetltofor liquor whatever , I sleep
well and have a good appetite , and am
satisfied that I am even now entirely
cured. This is wholly unsolltitod am
voluntary. DANIKI , CLANCY.
Tlinnglit Ho Wa liurglnr.
A colored man six feet long was tbo Inno
cent cause of a sensation at an early hour
yesterday morning. Ho was seen acting in
a suspicious manner about the office of J. W
Squire , at the corner of Pearl' street nnt
First.avcuuo , and finally opened a window
and duappuured iuiido the building , a'hu
no who saw the act tnbupht at once ho had
ornorcd n burglar , and sent word to lee
pollco stntlon. Officer Murphy hastened
o tbo scone , nrmcd with a dark lantern ,
r.d cnullouslv recrVdIn at the win-
low where the Onrkoy hnJ dfsnp-
) carcct. Tbo instant lift stuck his durk
antorn Inside the building the bright light
truck thu dnrkoy In the face. There was n
mumbled ejaculation of surprise nnd several
oet of African humanity floundered around
ho room under the Impression that the day
of judgment had como.Jtwns , , flnnlly lenrncd
hat It was the colored Janitor of the build-
ng , who had been attending n dnncc nnd
> rafcrrcd lo stav nil tililfttn | the oftlco rather
ban go homo. Quito n crowd had assembled
on the street to sco tha burglar bagged , but
hey were obliged to go homo In disappoint-
nont.
The King of ( limillnc' Stoves
Is the now nroccss Dangler ; no smoke
or odor In lighting or extinguishing ;
loorluss in economy , durability , sim-
ulcity.
Stoves taken from your rosldenco and
stored for the Hummer at lowest rates.
Shugart & Son , 11 Main stroot.
Swanson Music Co. , M.\sonlatomplo.
Jarvls' wild olnckborry la the best.
.11 In Tommnt's Concert.
The first of the popular subscription con
certs organized by Miss Tennunt Clary was
given last evening In the hall of the Young
Men's Christian association before an audi
ence ihat tcsllllcd Its appreciation of the
nrlists' efforts by very liberal"applause. . It
is to bo regretted that the number present
was not larger , for the program was excellent
nnd nrtistlcally rendered. Mendelssohn's
concerto hi G minor for two plnnos , Mmo.
Muontcforing nt the llr&t nnd Miss Clara
llnwloy nt the scoond , was a delightful treat
nnd ploasantlv Introduced iho musical feast
which followed. In the nndanto movement
Mmo. Muentofering was hardly up to her
standard of excellence , but In the flnalo
she was completely mistress of her
art and her Instrument , although now
nnd then she had to compete
with MUs Hnwloy's ' pronounced use of the
pedal , a mistake which all young pianists
make. Captain John Kinzio sang "Dear
Heart" by Plusutl wllu excellent apprecia
tion of Its possibilities. Captain Kinzio has
wonderfully improved In his singing lu Iho
past year , and possesses a clear tenor volco
of beautiful quality , particularly in Iho upper
register. For nn encore ho sang "Tho
Answer. " Ono of the big numbers on the
program was Kubmstein's sonata In O major
Op. 13 , Mr. Cuun , pmuo ntul Mr. Butler ,
violin. Mr. Calm , who Is always the
careful , conscientious musician , was not at
his bc tin this nntnbcr , although now ncd
than his brilliancy nnd technical skill showed
uppermost in iho magnificent composition.
Air. Butler , while somewhat handicapped by
the brcddth of Iho arrangement for violin ,
won enviable encomiums for bis studious In
terpretation , giving ovldonco of ono of the
coming violinists of the country , Misa Clary
appeared to a disadvantage , having arisen
from a sick bed In order thnt her audience
might not bo disappointed. She showed
In her methods excellent training , her
volco being n light dramatic soprano
adapted particularly to coloratura work.
For her second number she sang Verdi's
celebrated cavatina "ICrnnni. " but her voice
sbnwcd that the slngor was not at her best.
Captain Kin/io's "Celeste Alda" was. the
most pretentious of his numbers nnd ho sang
it with dramatic force und brilliancy , merit
ing the cncoro hereconed. . Mr. Butler
plavod Wienawski'a ' 'Polonaise" with ex-
qutsitn tone and pur.'iy of intonation , showing
finished tcchnlrjuo and good bowing. In man
ner ho suggcsls his old teacher , Nahan
Frnnko , and ho plays with quite as much in
telligence as that errajlo genius who once
lived in Omaha. For an encore ho gave
Hnuser's story of ' 'Tho Bird , " playing it
with line leollng. Mrl Calm played the ac
companiments for the soloists very accept
ably , although now nod then be was too
strong In the forte passages , failing to shade
his accompaniments , tosuit the varied quality
of the voices.
A X * O U * CIIMEX TJ.
The round of elegant plays that arc bojng
presented at Boyd's new Ihc-Ucr this week
by Miss Gale nnd her company affords the
opportunity lo the patrons of this house of
witnessing the jvorks of Shakespeare and
Lytton presented in the host possible man
ner by a company nearly all of whoso moni-
bcis are known as standard , legitimate
actors. This evening Shakosponro's beautiful
comedy , "Much Ado About Nothintr , " will
bo Iho bill , Miss Gale appearing as Beatrice.
Carroll Johnson , the Irish comedian , will
prebcntlhisncw Irish comedy"The GOSLOOII , "
at Boyd's now thenlor on Sunday , Monday
and Tuesday next.
"Blue Joar.s" Is a play that is full of
humor , pathos , strong dramatic situations
nnd intense realism. "Bluo Jeans" comes to
the Boyd the last three evenings of next
week.
Ttio comeay element , which is nn unusually
strong lealuro in "Devil's Mine , " which is
next week's nUruclion nt the Fnrnam Street
theater , opening with the matlneo perform
ance , is supplied by n trio of characters , the
grotesqueness of which it would oo difllcult
to surpass. Brutus Brown , nn actor , nnd
Samuel-Smart , a wandering fakir , mc-ot their
Waterloo in the person of Peter Sweet , u
negro porlor of u Montana hotel , who makes
it his business to sea that they get. nothing
cat his . "Devil's Mine"
lo at hostelry. con
tains a very great deal of good , hard comedy.
Only fun in town this weak Is nt the Far-
nnin Street theater whcro Charles Loder and
his company in "Oh I What a Night" are
doing n line business. The Sisters Loich in
their great delusion dunce ulono is
worth the price of admission.
Will Carleton , who now visits Omaha for
the first time , will glva nn entertainment in
the Young Men's Christian Association hall
thiK evening , which ho styles "The Drama
of Human Nature. "
The giant school girl nt Wonderland Is be
yond n doubt thu tallest human being over
exhibited , IS years of ago , B feat nnd U inches
In height , and still growing. The perfor
mances are fine and lha curio hall Is elegant.
.II > JtOU.\l > .lllOUT US.
Lexington has voted bonds to build 'water
works.
Several farmers near Cedar Bluffs will
build brick buildings.
Peter Moran of Grant county cleared f30C
for nn acre's yield of onions.
Ttio Mornn Kecord will bo moved to Cal-
loway and bo printed as an nlllanca organ ,
liloonifleld has vo.tcd 35.UOO in bonds to&lnk
an artesian well , and , work will bo begun at
onco.
onco.A
A steer niarkotcd nt St. Paul recently
'
stood sovcn feet'high and weighed 12,11"
pounds. '
. The Northoastorrl Nobrasun Press associa
tion meets at SoutU Sioux City the first Mon
day In May. IV
Throe hundred trees will bo planted on the
school grounds at pavld City by ardor of the
school boaid ,
The Hebron Journnl last wcoic Issued a
apcclal boom edition ; covering Thayorcounty
in nttrnctlvo fonn ( /
The G rand Army.'bf ' the Republic at Dav
enport will build a'two-story ball , the ground
floor to bo used as a'town ' hall.
Mrs. Kebecca Dcnedlct of Silver Creek be
lieves she is ona of the heirs to SiW.OOO,000
loft bv the Corbels nt Harlem.N , Y.
The West Point ca/itship competitive ex
amination for the Fifth congressional dis
trict , will bo hold at Hastings April 'M.
Prof , F. W. Spencer of the Wisconsin Con
servatory of Music , delighted a Harvard
audience with a musical entertainment.
For sixty-one years H. P. Smith of Super
ior has carried n sida pocket leather pocxot
oook and It is still good for many year ) ,
Mrs. Gcorgo W. Jonoj. n resident of Per
kins county , foil from her buggy nud was
dragged over the prairie for four mlle *
Although badly bruised no bones were
broken.
John Uehfers , working for n farmer bouth
of Avoca , was painfully wounded by the
bursting of his gun , The weapon tie usei
Avus of a very old pattern , and while ou
sbootiiiff It burst , blowing part of the barre
almost through bis arm just above the wrlxt ,
splintering the largest bone very badly. The
arm will have to be amputated. Besides tills
a largo amount of powder was blown In his
face and eyes ,
JUSTICE , NOT VENGEANCE
_
IcoMistT.n ruoM rum
narch Trqui ttio 1A. . ranch concealed him-
clt ii nil escaped to Buffalo. Ho reached
bore Friday nnil was arrested on suspicion
> y tlio Miorlft on Sunday , nftor huvlnjr boon
( ickcd nml ended about tlio streets of Uuf-
nlo as one of tbo Invading army.
Ho states that ho was hired by the secro-
nry of the State Stock commission. Dun
ning lind a loiter In his pocket directed to an
daho frlona In'whtch ho ROVO away the
vholo story. This letter H now In the possession -
session of the sheriff , amonp n vast lot of
otur-r evidence. Ho says that Champion nnd
loy had been warned and need not have
jocn kill a If they had heeded the warning.
I' ho men , ho says , were to got 0 n dav nnd
V > 0 nplcco for every man killed. Ho says It
. est over 3,000 to kill Champion and Hoy. It
s sulil thatiUtcon of the bondsmen of United
States Doputv Marshal Canton \vuro In the
uv.idinc party. With nil this cvldcnco ac-
: umulatltiR there Is no difference of opinion
n that section about the Invasion nud the
whole country Is ringing with Indignation.
NO lANiiit : OP l.\XOIl'lAW.
Captured Cattlemen Hnvo Not llrcn
Mitlmtpil Mnco Thry Niirrpinlproil ,
Dorut.ts , Wyo. , April 21. [ Sroelal Tele-
; ram to Tun Hnn. | Tlio captured cattlemen
ire resting comfortably In camp tonight nt
brown's Springs slugo station , thirty.clclit
mllns north of Douglas. Tlio trip has been
a hard ono on both captives mid escort A
severe storm sot in nt the clcso of the first
day out and for llirco days the expedition
raced blinding sleet nnd drifting snows. Tlio
escort comprised three companies , ono of
which marched In front , ono In the roar ntul
the other divided nnd marchlne on cither
llanK. The captives occupy nig thrco wngonf. ,
wore In the center of the cavalcade. At
various points nlong-lho route tinned men
wore scon and on several occasions slapped
up and with six-shooters on tlielr hlns held
consultations with some of tlio captives , but
not a slnclo snot was tired nudno , symptoms
of hostility man I foiled.
Scarcity of forage along the route has used
up tlio animals and caused delay. Tlio party
lias n telegraph operator along who lapped
the Dougiis-HtilYulo wire every day out
could not get it to work. The expedition
camped last nieht lit Ogalnlla ranch , sixty
nllcs north. Sixty cowboys had congregated
ncro. but probably came In out of curiosity
rather than to make trouble. They will
rcacli Fort Follormnn lalo tomorrdw night ,
where they will strlito the railroad.
Tonight a special train came in from Cheyenne -
onno bearing Major Egbert and 111) ) men from
Port Hussoll. Tuoy comprise companies C
and O of the Seventeenth infantry. The
Hospital corps wa brought along in coso of
an encounter. Their orders nro to re
main here until Colonel Van Horn
and party arrive , bo that n day
or n week hence. They are equipped for the
march nnd ready to enter unon an active
campaign against the festive rustler at an
hour's notice. The necessary troops nro in
: amp hei o tonight. It is probable that Major
Egbert Into tomorrow afternoon will take a
detail of men and his special train und move
west eight miles to Fottorman , and receive
his prisoners tbcro If they-arrive before
nightfall. Troop I will likely start for homo
nt once and the captives in charge of the
Seventeenth infantry proceed without delay
to Port Uussoll , arriving there some tlmo
Saturday morning.
The captive rattlomon have not yet boon
in the hands of the civil authorities even
theorolically. Ucpuly Sheriff Uones is with
the detachment , and the lirsl Judicial slops in
what promises to bo a lengthy and expensive
as well as famous legal war will probably
lake place as soon as the alleged assassins
or ? safely out of reach of Judgn Lynch.
The excitement in Johnson county is grad
ually dying out. Small ranchmen nro re
turning to their homos. Newspaper re
porters nro behind every clump of sago
brush. No los than llvo are coming down
with the oxpcaltlon , while thrco are hero to
night.
Ilcccivcil by tlio President.
'WASHINGTON- . C. , April 21. President
Harrison has received a telegram from But
falo , Wyo. . signed by several prominent people -
plo of Buffalo , asking him to receive a com
mittee of citizens which would bo delegated
to lay before him the facts concerning the
recent trouble between cattlemen in tb\t )
section of , the state.
'K Hearing 1'ostpoiiPtl.
Wyo. , April 21. The habeas
corpus hearing of Dr. Charles B. Ponroso
was again postponed today until Mav 23. The
doctor was the surgeon of the party who in
vaded Johnson county.
AMUSMIKXTS.
B'.thver Lytton's romnnllc play , "Tho Lady
of Lyons , " was presonlod nt the Boyd last
night , and in some respects it was tlio most
satisfactory of Miss"lialo's productions.
Tills was duo not to tbo star , but to her sup
port , which found in this play a wars within
iho scope of its capacity , nnd guvo its characters -
actors creditable embodiment.
There are no great depths in the nature of
the Pauline sot forth by Miss Halo , but the
portruval is llnishnd and oven in its excel
lence. She is a mllil , uniinpassioned Paul
ine , nor with strength nor churnctur to leave
n lasting impression , but Miss Gale's per
sonation is delicate in its conception , loiined
in ils art und so pleasing.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
) IOWA fiirins for sale. Improved 1ftI aero- ,
IK
In Harrison county. tP.UKI iiurdcro ; rji acres
Improved , J'JJ.O'J : tiJ acres. JIi.UJ. Kor liar.'iina
In Iowa and NubiasUn faims call on or write
to.Iuhn.ion & Van fatten , Council lllulls.
| 7UIt : < ALEOirKXCIIANai-Clty : and farm
-L1 propci-ty. 1C. II. Sheafe. ll'way and .Main.
I OUUBNT Dwoilln-'s ln iill pans of thu
J. city , K. 11 , Khoafe , llroadway and Miiln.
"IjlOR SAIjK Aeroano near city adapted for
1- fruit and cardnn purposes. K. 11. Hhoafo ,
llroadway ami Main btrcuta.
O Tit AVICI ) or stolen April " . two while pup
Oilus | , onu with bhiclc , the ether with yel
lowlbh ears. Kinder return to Mrs. K. Kdward ,
Transfer Stock Vards liutcl , und receive le-
wnrd.
STOHAiR ( and C'ommlsslon Stoves , furni
ture , QIC , , Hlored nnd Hold on commission at
lowest latcs. Ii , Klnnehitn. ; i'0 llruadway.
IjlOU HA 1 , 1C Oil TUADi-Impiovod : Krencli
JL coach stallion. f > yours old. ( Jood re.ihons
Address A 11) ) , lleo otllce , Council
ANTICD Two men and two IIOJK ] > . J ,
W Smllli , fruit glower. South Kln.t Ktrcct.
C'erllllc.ito ol Publication ,
Ofl'.co of Auditor of Pnblle Acconius-State of
Nebraskii. Lincoln , Ke.b. I. Ib'U. '
It Is liuicby certified , that thu Manhattan
Life Insurance Co. , of Now Vork , InthoHtato
of Now V < irk , lias compiled with the Insur
ance law of this stall ) and Is anlhorl/ed to
transact Ihe hiiHlness of life Insurance In this
hUlo for the eiinent year.
Witness my hand and the. Real of tlio auditor
of public accounts the day and year ubovu
written. T. II. HT.NToN ,
[ Seal ] Auditor I' . A.
H. A. llubcock , Deputy ,
G'urlllliMitn of Publication.
Ofllco i'f Auditor of I'libllu Accounts Slalo of
Nebraska. Lincoln. I'eb I , Ih'J.1. '
It Islioieby pcrtlflcd. that the MassacliusellH
Mutual Llfu Insnranco Oo. , of Sprlnlluld. In
Iliostatoof MussiteliusetlH , has compiled with
the Insnrunco law of this dlute und m uuthor-
l/.cd to ir.insact the business of life Insurance
In III s Htato for the current yenr.
Wline-Binyliiindund tnu heal of tlio auditor
of public accounts thu day and year above
written. T. 11. IIICNTON.
Ihcal ] Auditor I' . A.
II. A , HabcouU , Dopnly.
Curlllleutii of I'ulillfiitlon.
Ofllcoof Auditor of Public Account ! Stale al
Nebraska. Lincoln. April 13 , l m
It in hereby certified , thut thu Llfu In-
sunince Olc.irliif ( ; onip.iny , of bt. Paul , In
tlio slate of Mtnnt'sotu , HUB compiled with
the liibinaneu luwpf UIH | hlulu anil is autlior-
1/cd to transiiut. the business of llfn Insnrunco
In this state for thu current year.
Witness my liand und thu seal of thu uudltor
of publlu ucconnls thn day mid year auove
written. T. II. IIII.NTON ,
[ Se.il ] Auditor P. A.
II. A. H.ibeouk , Depiuy.
Crrllllnitu ol Pulillc.ition ,
Ollluoof Auditor of Public Accounts-Ktato of
? < elruhk.i. ) Lincoln. Teh I , Ibirj.
U U Iierebv certlflcd thut ihu Jubn Hun-
cook Mutual Llto Insiirnnco Co. , of Boston , In
tlio Htaloof Massachusetts , Ims compiled with
the Insiiianco law of Iblh stuto and 1s aiitbor-
l/ed to Irunsaet Ihu luihlncbi of life insur
ance In this state for the current yenr ,
Wllnest my hand anil tbe seal of thu auditor
of public uccuuuts the duy and leiir ubovo
wrltteii. T. II. JIK.NTON ,
Lboal ] Auditor P. A.
II. A. UabeocU , Deputy.
BAKING
OZS. FOR 21SG-
ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , OmaliaNeb
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
O. A. S3lioad = 5t\ck , Proprietor , O.Tlsaa q2l Broadway , O
Bluffsand 1321 Farnam Sl. O.nalia. Dye , clorm nnd roflnlsh good *
of overydoscrlpllon. Packages rocalvo.i nt either office or nt tli
WorksCor. Avo. A nnd 23tli St. Council Bluffs. Send for pries list.
Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can luvva
them redyed and lluishod equal to new.
BUD FEATIIHKS KKNOVATICU AND CL13ANUD BY STEAM , with the
nest approved machineryatost at loss coat than yo.i over p.vid hjfo.M.
SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Purely Vegetable and Strictly
Reliable.
They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY
on the J-iivor and Stomach , rcstorim. " the
constipated 01 pans to healthy activity ,
and are a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY
SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION ,
LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD
ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , and all other
diseases arising from a disordered con
dition of the Liver and Stomach.
They nro the Only Itcllble VcRntablo Liver
I'lll Sold : They are 1'erfectly Harmless ; They
if I'uri'ly Vegetable ; Try Them.
DR. Sclionck's Hook on Consumption , Liver
Complaint nnd Dyspepsia cnt I'ree.
K. J. U. SC'IIESCIv A. SON , 1'lilladolphln , I'A
eon SAM : IN O.MMIA. NLU. , ur
Ilulm ft Co. . Co.r ISIIi & DnuRliw MB.
J A Fuller & Co. , Cor. 14th .t DouKlaiSta.
A. U. Foster & Co. . Council HlulTM , In.
SAYEYOURBIfiSIGHT
OPTICAL
ffOUSE
or TUB
ALOE & PESFOLD CO ,
I ! ' I
No All cl'cMi flUc. Cn alia.
Practical Opticians
And brunch of world rcnownnil optical eitnbllnh.
djcntof A. S. Alee , V Co. , SI. I.uuli , Our method Ii
lupprlorlo nil other * ; our lon e nre nuperlor : wll !
Dot wenry or lira II. u D/OJ. 'J'ba ( rumri properlr ad.
| uiU.M lo the face
Eyes Tasted Free of
Prices Low for Firsts-class Goods.
nt * , vonhtlpalluii. ilytiHihln | , foul
lilcutli , lii-Af.acliv , Iitullliuriilrii > i4if
HIIH | lltf , mcMlM ili'iinvxIoM , | ulnful
- r illiffitlon , iilraplcn , uillciw ( iiiniili'i ,
loiiumltvcryillM > aj > on uUliiKiroii !
ImpureMood.nr a fiilhMv by Ilio ( .UniiiuIill\i rur In
PronoimlH rorPulille Library llulldini ; IliiniU
Healed bids marked proposals for puhlln
library buildlnj bonds will be received at thu
olllcu of thuclty treasurer , Omuhu , Nub. , up lo
li ! o'clock noon of thu.Mb day of Ajirll , IW.
for the purchase of ilUMXlMO public Horary
hnlldlnu bonds of ihu city of Omulia , Nob. ,
duiod May 1st , IMU. und piyubla'.M yours after
dale. Interestut the ralo of. per cunt per un-
nuin , payable huinl-annually. Prlnelpal und
Interest payable at Koilnt/e llros. , Now Vork.
Knch old must state price and jimount
RoiiKht for und Include accrued Interest to
daiulif doll very at Oinaba , Nell.
Thu right Is reserved to rujoct any and all
bids ,
It-sucd under charter power of cities of the
metropolitan clnsj , und oidlnauce No. "MJ.
approved March lltli. ! Hr. : .
, n-virv JIOLI.N ,
Oily Treasurer.
lor < Ja ami ICIvutrlu l.lK'it ' l'i -
turoH ,
Ponied bids , mnrkrd "Jllil for combined PHS
and uleutrlu Imht fixtures , for the new cilly
bull , Omaha , Nebraska , " will bn teculved at ,
tliUofliuo nil tolu'e'ook p. m. May Kill , Ihirj ,
ICacb bidder In furnish his own pliinsaml
bpecllloiitlons. Theiintlie cost not to uxcced
H-.O 0.0) . for fiirnisliliiK and placing these ( Iv-
tnii'b. A ccrll'li-d eheek of I l.tliMLUMo accom
pany each bid , The right iKieserved in lejoct
liny or all bldh. Tlico. OI.SKN.
' - . ' . ' . '
u'J--.ft'JT-'iima-J-a Comptroller ,
lc ol I'lilillfiitlon.
Olllroof Auditor of I ubllu Accounts HlaUi of
Nebnibkii. Lincoln. I'eb , I. ISC' .
It iChereby certified tlil.t thu Tians.illuntlo
1'lro Insnriinci ) Co , of llaiubuiv' . In ( luimany ,
lias compiled with the Inuiir.iiicu law of this
bluti ) and is anlhoil/ed to transavt Ihe busi
ness of lire Insurance In UiU blate for the cur
rent your.
\ \ Itnehs my hand and tlio sc.il of lh f.mlllor
of imbllo accounts the dav and year ubovu
wrlltvii. T 11. 11KNTON.
[ tieul ] Auditor I' . A.
ll.A. Uaticook , Duuutv.
INSTITUTE.
Eye & Eat
INFIRMARY
FOl-i THIS
TREATMENT
OP ALL
lie-it facilities , apparatus und Kiiinodlos
for siiucusif ul truatinont of nvcry form
of dlsuaso rcMMilrln-1 inudloal ur
sur.'lc.il treatment.
CO beds for patients bo ml nnd altcndanco.
Itpst uLTomodnlions In tlio west.
\ \ rilu fur circulars on ( lofurmllm * nnd
bracuN trus .us , club foot , onrvaluros of sulnu ,
piles , tumoreincor , catarrh , lironuhlUs , In-
Iialiulon.olr-ctrlolly , paralysK pplleusy , kid
ney , b adder , eye. oar , skin and blooj and nil
l opcr.itloim.
DISEASES OF WOMEN ftooVo5 ? . ? ! S
Women KltKli. Wo have lately nilded u lylirj-
lu riup.irltiiunt for women durlnir conHnomcnU
strictly pfivate. ) Onlv Uollaulo Medical In-
blilulo making a Spocl.ilty ot
, JMUVATliDlSKASKS
AH Ituoil : Dlsuasos buecussfully lro.ito.1.
b > pmlltlu I'nlsrfn removed from the tynleru
without iiinruniy. New ite Uiratlvo 'j'rout-
incnl for lot of VITAL I'OWKK. Persons u n-
a 111 D to visit us mav bo truulud at homo by
cnrroiixm lance. All coiiiinnnlcaliuns cunll-
clciitlal. Medicines or Instruments sent by
mail oroxpruss. securely packed , no marks to
Indicate contents or sender. Ono personal In-
ti-rv.i'w iirufurro.l. Call and consult , in or send
history f your case , und no will send In plain
wrapper , our
EN I'llEE : Upon 1'rlvnto.
eascs , lenpotcnoy. Svphllla , OluotunJ Vurlco-
role , with question list.
Iliaucs Appliances for Deformities * Trusoi
Only manufactory In tlio We-uof '
'
It. I TTKK I KS A \ l > Jl Kl. / S.
Omaha Medical anil Surgical Institute ,
26th nnd Bron-lway , Oo moll Bluffs.
Ten minutes' ildo from center ot Omaha ou
Omaha and Council ItlulTuioctrlo ) motor lino.
'
GRAND H3TEL ,
Council Bluff ; , lovvn.
Now , modern , woll-apnointod , thor
oughly woll-Uopt , $ { 11 day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
COUNCIL Mm STEuM DYE WORK *
All Kuulsof Dyeing nn.l OloHiiln fdono In tlio
hlulu'bl btylouf the art , I'udud and Htalnud
fabric's inadu to look as coed an new. Hod
fcatlH.'rs clraiurl by Btoam In ( Irst-cltm man
ner Work promptly dorio und delivered Inall
imilsof vhu country , Pi'nd for nrlco list ,
0. A. MACIIAN. - - I'KUl'Ulin'OIl.
1 Ol.lllioadw ly. Near Northwoitur.i
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