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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-illDAY : , AUGUST 12 , 1892. 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL I3LUFF&
OFI'ICE : - NO. J21JEAHLSTRKKT.
Cclhiml lyTn trier to nnjr part of tlio City
II. Vk. TILTON. - MANAOEK.
. n u - rnoM > f IIUi'tiPM MKI | | iijtor ; Office ( NO No41 si
Ml.\Jlt
N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluff * Lumber Co. .
Grecnshleld , Nlcholion & Co. , C21 Broad
way , re'il estate and rontnl nccnts. karijcst
list of property of nny dealer * In 1ho city.
Tlio members of tlio Uoynl Arcnuum who
nttonii tlio plculo of the order ttils cvunitiK
nro rciiucstcd to meet nt llio pavilion nt
Mnnau-n nt 0 o'clock. Instead of nt the
KowliiR association headquarters , as at first
announced.
The noeiablo nntortalnod by Mcsdamcs
Hhodcs ntid Stnvensoii last night nt the cor
ner of Twenty-first nnil Avcnuo C was : i
great lucecsa. nnd u neat BUIII wiw realized
lor the Toinplo Haptlut church. A good
musical nnd lltcrnry prournui , unit games
of various kinds were Indulged.
Hov. b. II. Uarnltz , UP. , who uporln-
tends the Lutliornn mission work from Ohio
to California , will preach for St. John's
KiiRllsh Lutheran church in the VOUIIR
MOII'R ( Jhrlstian association chiipel next bun-
tiny at 11 n. in. lie U Milii to bo hljrhly itf-
tcresliiiK in his address , ntiu will delight all
xvho hour him.
While K. R Watts was returning from the
flro nt the Initltuto yesterday afternoon in a
rlf ? with Kmil Sehnr/ the horse undprtoolt to
inaKo too quick a turn , and ono of the whccU
collapsed. Uoth tlio occupants were thrown
tothoKrout.il , mid Watts was badly bruised.
Kchurz happoncd to liuht nn ton of him nnd
lie wns consequently uninjured.
Jt will bo remembered that Mrs. Mary
C. Lontr furnished n bail bond of $1,000 lor
the appnaranco of .Ico McDerinott and
Charles lA Wilson , the two men who wcro
caught whilu milvlarl/.lne ; tlio Hoston Store
nnd Indicted for the offence. Tuo two mun
ntonco disappeared , and It was surmised
thatthoy would never show up attain. The
tintli of this sunnlbu was afterwards shown.
MeDurmott is now serving a term In the
penitentiary In California for an offense sim
ilar to the OIIQ ho committed here , and \Vll-
hon Is supposed to bo somuwhcro in the sumo
state. Yesterday a suit was commenced In
the district court in tlio name of the stoto of
J Iowa , as plaintiff , to recover from Mrs. Long
. the amount of tbo bond.
_
, L. U. Palton , Uockford. III. , writes :
1 From personal experience I can recommonil
JJoWltt's Sarsaparilla , n curd for linpuri )
blood and general debility. "
Royal Arcanum All members of Fi
delity council nro invited to attend u
basket lunch outing nt Ltiko Munnwn
Friday uftornoon , commomnrntivn of the
fourteenth niinivorsuvy. Boating olub
bcndquiti tors , 5. p.m. .
1'KHbOX.ll.
Mrs. O. H. Lucas Is visiting relatives In
Glenwood.
Miss Anna Torrcneo of Springfield , O. , is
in the city , a guest at her cousin , T. R.
Winter.
UoWltt's Sarsaparilla destroys suea pol-
eons as scrofula , sltm diseases , eczema , rbou-
inattstn. Its timely usosayo * many lives.
Trains leave M.imiwtv dully nt 8 n ndlO
n. in. , 12m. , and 1 , 2 , 2:30 : , it , ; J3 : ! , 4 ,
4w : ; , 5 , fiS : ( ) , 0 , GiO. : : 7. 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30 : , l ) ,
9:30 : , 10 , 100 : , 11 and 11:55 : p. in. The
11:65 : train will make eonnoetion with
the lust electric motor ei.r for Omiihtu
DiMilli oTiin thirty Settlor.
Mr. T. L. Smith has returned from Kan-
eas , where ho was called by the sickness and
death of his father , W. T. Smith. The old
ccntloman was 76 years of ngo. Ho wns an
Englishman by birth and came to this coun
try In 1850 , first settling in Council Bluffs ,
then known ns Kanosvlllo. Two years later
lo ; removed to Salt Lalto City , and In 1S.VJ re
turned to this city , where be remained until
1S87 , when ho moved to Kansas , sottlinf :
u lion n farm near Wichita. Later ho moved
Into the city , where his homo was * at the
time of his death , iicsldrs the son who
lives hcic , ho leaves ono other , Hiram
Smith , whoso homo is near Wichita.
In the early years of this city's history
Mr. Smith run a sawmill bore , and much of
tlio lumber now In some of the older uuslncss
blocks was furnished by him.
Nnceotl Nupgetl NueRctl Buy Bis
baking powder. ! 12 oz. S5 cents.
loflpooplo in this city use sris stoves
llio UasCo. puts 'am in at cost. '
Grconshiolds , Nicholson & Co. can
rent some more lioubcs to good tenants.
"What have you ?
Crops.
"Kansas Is not burned up , " remarked Mr.
T. L. Smith yesterday. "I nave just returned
turned from there , nnd I observed very
rlo'oly and carefully. I wns nbout thirty
ir.tles west of Wichita , The wnoat will KO
twenty to twenty.flvo bushels to the acre ,
nnd a troocl quality. Oats are not so K ° od ,
Corn ls llrst-class. and even If they cot no
innro rain tbov will have u fair crop. If It
rains It will bo a hi * ; crop. It looks now bet
tor than In southern Nebraska and northern
NupKotl Nucpotl Buy Big
Kugcol bakliig powder. 3'J oz. 25 cents.
Summer suits for pcntlomon ; cool ,
comfortable and uheap. Reitor , the
tailor , itlO Broadway.
George Davis , drugs ana paints.
Mr. DDI.OIIIHurt. .
Undo Henry DoLonp , the peed Samaritan
whom everybody knows , narrowly escaped a
tr.iplo iloiith yesterday. Ho was dlpplnp n
well for a farmer live miles out ot town and
when at Its bottom , twenty feet from the
Mirface , the hoavv oaken tub used to carry
up the earth and holojlnp about half n bar
rel slipped from the hook on the rope Just as
It was started down. His sou was working
the windlass and ho shouted a warnlnp down
thn shaft , The old man realized what was
coining and stood close to the wall with his
hands over his head. The heavy tub struck
tilni n planclnc blow on the right arm ant
crushed his foot. The tub was hcavllj
ironed nnd weighed nearly 100 pound * Ills
escano from Instant acntl : was miraculous ,
DoWUt's Sarsaparilla 010,111303 the blood.
Tiir.si : oo.
Hut You CIIH Kind Them Only lit tlio III ) .
Slum Suln ut BUI llroailuuy.
Don't lot the hot weather or anything
else hot prevent your coming and got-
tipg some of the iinmunso bargains ii
Ehoori at the great ulioo salo. lidinoin
bur wo are not going to stuy lioro any
iongor I linn IB nocoaniiry to &oll the * 2o-
000 htoulc of fool wear , but wo will stti }
until it In Hiild. Wo only ox poet to be
iiblo to toll it at a sacrlllco , and are hero
for the purpo&o for making a wiurillco.
Glnnuo over these prices. They are
bona lido , and you will 11 ml ovorythitif ,
an wo represent it. Our determination
IH-IO glvo you bolter goodafor the 11101103
limn von over got before.
Ladle * ' kid button , 7fio , worth $1.60.
Ladles' kill button , OSo , worlii fciOO.
Ludlea' dongola button , $ -1. 25 , wortl
Liiiiles1 oxford tlce , Wlc , worth 81. 2o.
Liullus' kid oxford ties , 800 , worti
$1.60.
> Ladlos' "Hurt" French dongola but
ten. JAAO , worth JUK ( ) .
M OU'B work bhoe , 7Jo. / . ,
Men's dm * shoes , $1.25 , worth $ ' . ' .60
Mon'a calf uhoes , $1.60 , worth $3.00.
Hoys' school bliocs , 76c.
And tnuny oilier bargainb too nuinor
ous to mention at tho' great ban krup
Bhooeulo , 621 Uroadwiiy , Council Dlulld.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Seriom Firs nt the Iowa School for the
Deaf r.nd Dumb ,
HARD FIGHT TO SAVE THE MAIN BUILDING
Jorole Work of tlio I'lrcmcn nnrt Other *
oiis Work oT tlio Volunteers
Itd\v the Tito Started i : ll-
iniito oT tlio l.o * ) .
At'J o'clock yesterday afternoon un nlnrm
of llro was raised ut the low.i school for the
leaf just KOlilhoast of the city. A telephone !
ncssnRU was sent In to the Couucll llluffs
Ira department and the hose companies were
soon on the scene.
A flro had ctartcd in ono corner of tno dry-
nfj room in llio laundry ut tnu south onU of
the main building ; how , no ono so fur has
been nblo to explain , Tuo dry woodwork of
the laundry burned Ilko tinder and the
lames could ho seen for miles around. When
the IIrumen arrived they planted the uescuo
steamer at n convenient distance from the
JUlldlnR nnd began to get ready to light the
flames with it. 13ut befo'ro It had potion UD
steam ono of tlio coils suddenly collapsed
and the online was poworlnss.
An effort was maio ! to repair the mischief ,
jut It soon became evident that moro would
bo lost than gained by spending tlmo In this
way. To add to the confusion , the rosorvolr
from which the Institution goU It water sup-
lily Had bjon allowed to run low , iu It was
Jio Intention of the managermont to clean It
and roualr it in a. day or two , so as to bo
ready for the opening of the now sohool
voar.
Meager I'aellltles for righting Tire.
The facilities for fighting flrj at the school
worn found to ba of the mougerest descrip
tion , A few small hydr.mts BC.Utarod about
the ground , with a few sections of
small hose , moro suitable for watering
i grass plat than for saving a
burning bulldtn ? , were all tnat could bo
found. Tlio water from the raaorvoir will
Sooa oxhauilod , auu the llrjmon hid to fall
back on a water supply from an artesian
well. The most rigid economy had to bo used
in the matter of wat-ir , nnd , although banal-
capped in almost ovorv conceivable direc
tion , the Council BUiff-i Flro department ,
under the direction of Chief Nicholson , did
most heroic nnd efTootivo worlc.
The flro in the laundrv was finally extin
guished and then the most strenuous efforts
were put forth to keep the flames from being
communicated to the rest of the building.
The Ice house , which was of wood and stood
adjoining the laundry , soon caught tire and
the cinders which lilted tbo nlr and alighted
on the root of the surroundinu bulldtnes
niiiuo It necessary that a force of men bo
kept constantly nt worlc to prevent the
demolition ol the whole struciurn.
By this tlmo a largo number of people had
conio out from the city and they were
organized Into a tire-fightine force to assist
the liromon and the employes of the Institu
tion. A line of men with buckets was
formed nnd water handed along from u
neighboring well to the men en the roofs ,
who used it in extinguishing thu small
patches of I lame that started hero and tbcro.
Heroic Ultorts ot the rircmmi.
It was not until nearly 5 o'clock that the
two-storv frame. Icehouse that stood In angle
form bv tlio south wintr of tbo main build
ing nnd llio burned nnnrx fell to the ground
nnd removed thoprobability of the destruc
tion of the ontlro Institution. It was n tall
buildinir with but llttlo ice In It nnd the
timber of which it was composed was
thoroughly scorched nnd dried out by the
earlier stages of the llro in the annex. It
burned with a , fierce boat , blistenntr nnd
suorching the wooden corn Ice and window
frames of the south wing and the main
building.
Only the heroic efforts of the members of
the city fire dcnarttnunt and some of the om-
'
ployes'of the Institution kept the llro from
the main buHdmtr. The o.xposed winnows
were covered with blankets and these were
Kent drenched by the bucket brigade which
passed water through the chapel to the men
who ondurcu the intense heat In the building
and threw the water from the Inside. Otnor
nnd still nero : daring men stood on the roof
of the south wing onvelofod In wet blankets
and poured water on the cornice. They
were In a heat so Intense that the woodwork
at their feet would ignite and blaze , ana the
water they would pour upon it would Hash
UD Into steam. Ttioy would climb un tno
sharp ridge of the slate roof , get a breath of
cooler air and return with another ouckot ,
constantly In imminent danger of lining
stricken down by the awful heat or making
n mlsjtop and falling headlong to death on
the pavemunt below. These nion were the
real heroes of the day. nnd dcservn tno
thanks of the people of Jowa moro than nil
others that the magnlllccnt building Is not
now a mass of blackened rulnw. All of their
names could not bo ascertained , hut tbrco of
them wcro members of the Council Bluffs
lirodepartment Kobcrt Huntinntou , Charles
\ \ alts and Charllo Conley. Ono of the
others was R W. Balluf. tbo engineer at the
Institution. They are the men who saved
the building. But they did not oicaoO un-
.scathed. Huttington is bajly burned about
the head and face. Ills hair , eyebrows and
mustache wcro burned and his neck and
hands severely blistered. Mr. Watts suf
fered tbo samb fale , but although ho re
mained at the dangerous post longer than
nnvbodv else ho was not qulto as badly
burned as Huntingtcn. Of nil the mon he ,
perhaps , deserves the greatest praise for his
coolness and bravery , although the other
mon did not Ilinch even wtion the avalanoho
of llamo swept down upon them.
The .Sn'iTruiiio .Moment ol Danger.
Near the icchouso stood a tall , partially
completed derrick to bo used In tbo con
struction of another artesian well. This
was blazing from top to bottom and was
sending showers of sparks ovur the build-
in gf. When It fell It crushed down the
ereater part of the icehouse , and then
was the supreme moment of danger to tbo
main bulldiug. Tbo llamos leaped up a
hundred feet above the roof and were
carried by the south wind 'over the south
wlnirandtho main tulldlng. It drove the
firemen and tbo mon at the south end of tbo
roof temporarily from tbolr posts and when
they returned covered with their wet
blankets the window frames nnd cornices
wcro ablaze , but they bravely fought out
the lira as they bad been ilolng for
nn hour. In n few mommits tbo
bla/.o dlca down and the wind
eou.a no longer carry the llamos to
ward the buildings , nnd ! the exhtustcd
hcrooH cumo down from their perilous station
and bnthrd tholr blistered hands and faces.
Tbo wnolon suits of every 0110 of them were
scorched , nnd tholr biaokoiifd faces nnd
crisped hair Indicated tbo condition of thn
uwful furnace In which they had been stay
ing.
Moro Ilravo I'lro I'lgliti'r * .
On tbo roof of tbo'main building was
another party of equally bravo men headed
bv J. A. Muruhy , John Cappln and A. B.
Malr. They wcro not exposed to such a
torrlllo heat but they were on n steeper and
more dangerous ruof , live stories above tbo
pavement. It was a tin roof , but it Imd been
coated with Inllammabio tar , mid this was
ablii/o In a dozen places at once. Murphy
stood on the cornlco In the smoke ninety foot
from the ground and pulled up pall after
mill of water with a long rope , Tbo
buckets would catch on those stone copings
and window caps an ho drew them up , and
no ono but u man with Iron nervot and a
clear brain could have kept his balance n
moment. Many times their clothes were on
lire , nnd the little wutor they could gut up
wont but llttlo way toward suppressing the
blazing tar. Ttioy did the most execution by
bontlug and stamping out the Illtlo patches
p ; tire with their coats nnd feet
The question of the adequacy of the flro
protection fiirnlaho-J by the Institution Itself
wan i-arofully Inquired "into by many of tbo
people tboro , and the absurd Inadequacy , to
apparent to all , caused the management to
be severely criticUod. The worst rattled man
on tbo grounds wits Superintendent Uoih'crt
himself , nnd unless spmti one moro competent
to manage- llro bad been present tbo entire
structure would have hogii destroyed , no
matter whltt meant the state huu provided to
protect tho'building. Qnlv tht ) presenceand
bettor judgment ot Chief Nicholson and tbo
the members ot the Council Bluffs tire do
pnrtmcnt prevented complete destruction as
It was.
] > tiinntc of tlio I.om.
It Is difficult to estimate the loss , as no ono
could bo found who seemed competent to fix
the value of the doUrovcd machinery. The
annex , which was completely destroyed , con
tained the laundry , the engine rooom , bailer
rooms , coal homos and clnctrlo lighting
plant. Only the ragged walls were left
standing , and they will have to bo pulled
down. The whole structure was filled with
expensive machinery nnd not a thine was
saved. The loss will probably roach S''O.ODO
or25,000. Kothert could give no Informa
tion nbout nnvthtng or bo Induced to answer
clvlllv a single question.
The fire letvcs the Institution in pretty
bad shnpo , with the autumn term almost
ready to commence and ihti whole working
part'of tbo structure totally destroyed.
All the pupils , toachcrs and employes of
the Institution , who were living In the main
building and dormitories , carried their ef
fects out ana thohnndsonio lawn was cov
ered with trunks uml household goods.
Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething rests the child nnd comforts
the mother , -oo a bottle.
Grconshlclds , Nicholson & Co. htivo
choice bargains In Improved nnd vacant
residence property in nil purls of the
city for cash or on payments. See them
before buying. _
rOl'TAWATTAMIH DI3MOCKATS.
They Hold Tholr County Convention anil
Scluct DcleirKti's.
The Pottawnttamlo county democrats held
tholr convention yesterday afternoon. Thcro
were no candidates to put in nomination and
only ono candidate ihot was thought enough
of by the local democracy to glvo Instruc
tions for , and no political qucstlous to cause
resolutions. Almost the only thing before
the convention was the election of delegates
to attend the state , judicial nnd congres
sional eonveatlons. Consequpiitly , tbo con
vention was a quiet affair , barring a few
timrs , when thu natural democratic tendency
for all to talk at once and get as mixed up as
posslolo on parliamentary usage insisted ou
cropping out ,
'loinpornry OHlrcrrt Selected.
The convention was called to order by
Chairman S. B. Wadsworth of the county
central committee , nnd J. It. Dietrich was
elected temporary chairman and O. II.
Marsh of Oakland temporary secretary.
The following committee on credentials
was then appointed i Dr. Unrvoy ol Neom ,
( ! . D. Walters , W. A. Oronerctr , O. Died-
rlch of Avocu , J. B. Johanscn of Walnut.
As soon as the committee httd retired from
tbo room W. II. Ware moved that the chair
man appoint a committee consisting of ono
member from each voting precinct In tno
county , whoso duty it should bo to select
delegates to attend tbo state , congressional
and judicial conventions.
Some discussion was caused by this , and
amendments to the amendment were made
until the question before the house became a
matter of sorcn uncertainty. The dlfticutty
was finally overcome by Ware's motion to
table all tho.amendmcnts , which was carried.
Tbo committee was : O. H. Marsh , Bel-
knap township ; Ucorgo Thomas , Hooii.or ;
George Dye , Carson ; William Uurrlo , Cres
cent ; John it. luncrae , Garner ; Price 13m-
mons , Urovo ; .lames Shields , llazcl Doll ; A.
B. Perkinc , Keg Creel : ; A. B. Cuppy. ICnox ;
J. B. Johansen. Lavton : H. C. Williams.
Lewis ; Max Itolmers. Lincoln ; S. Dye ,
Macedonia ; Jaincs Crow , Minden ; G. E.
Ferguson. Neola : John Day. Pleasant ; O. H.
Wyland , Norwulk ; L. Skelton , Hoclttord ;
Seward , Valley ; J. B. Mitthows , Washing
ton : A. Campbell , Waveland ; J. U. Black ,
Wright ; W. J. Thompson , York ; C. D.Vnl -
ters , Katio. First ; A. T. Wbittlesoy , Kane.
feocond ; , lohn Plumcr , Kane , Third ; J. J.
Shea , . Kane , Fourth ; N. O'l.'rlon , Kane ,
Fifth ; W. B. Fisher , Kane , Sixth.
At noon a great debate toolc place as to
whether the convention would adjourn 1'or
dinner , or only take a recess , and on this
great question amendments , substitutes ,
points of order , nnd other devices for killing
time -.vero thrown in for about fifteen min
utes. By the end of that tune the chairman
and the members were In n baa confusion.
Atlast some ono rcmoinoorcd that a motion
to adjourn was always In order. The con
vention seized the Idea eagerly and drifted
out of tbo door :
Selected.
After dinner the dulocales assembled
again , and after hearing the report of the
committee on credentials the following dele
gates were chosen to represent the county at
the coming conventions.
State Convention , Davenport , Aucust 18
G. E. Ferguson of Neola. F. G. Houel , Kd
Suott , W. 13. Cuppy and Fremont Benjamin
of Avoca ; J. W. Crow ot Minden , Mark
Koimer ot Lincoln , Thomas Loynard of hazel
Dell , J. W. Tomploton of Garner , J. Lake
of Itockford. John Post of Carsoa , U. B.
Dcntlcr Pleasant , J. B. Johanson , of
Laytoti , S. N. tlurvoy of Neola , J. M. Wil
liams of Bellcnap. "Lucius Wells. William
Gronoweg , Thomas E. Cassa-iy , Fred Gulso ,
A. V. Wclslngcr , Frank Trimble , Thomas
Bowman , M. Cahuhan. N. O'Brien , II. E.
Grimm and It. N. Whittlosuy.
Congressional , Council Bluffs , August : tO
J. W. Ilomstcad of Carson , Uriah McLean of
York. A. W. Wynian of Keg Creek , W. B.
McGorrlsh of Knox , L. Jensen of Boomer ,
John Garner of GarnetW. . P. Craft of
Washington. D. Parish of Hazel Dell , Kilov
Clarice of NeolaVilllam Currie of Cres
cent , W. W. Gardiner of Knox , L. S. Skol-
tou of Hockford , A. M. Scott of Pleasant , J.
M. Kulloy Macedonia , O. Mosljorof Layton ,
C. D. Walters. W. H. Knopher , A. T. Whlt-
tloaoy , W. H. Thomas. Emmet Tinlov , J. J.
Shea"W. H.Wuro , S.-Lnbharr , W. B. Fisher ,
John Mikosoll and S. U. Wadswortb.
Judicial , Couucll Bluffs , August ; ! 0.-Jamcs
Flvnn of YorK , Franu Stuart of Grove ,
Kobort Motherell of Valley , W. II. Kuhn of
fJnrner , A. L. Ingram of Silver Crook.
James Crow of Mlpdon , W. B. Lucas of
Hockford. John Black of Wright. It C.
Williams of Lewis , C. B. Flood of Keg
Crock , Frank Smith of Knox , M. A. Hough
of Crescent , W. H. Graff or Carson , Lo-
feber of Layton , H. liishtou of Neola. W. S.
Amy , Emll Selurz , O. H. Lucas , E. E.
Ayleswortb , Lon Kendall , D. M. West , J. J.
Stewart , Wallace McFaadcn , L. Zurmuchlon ,
Oscar Honscl and G. A. Holmes.
After the delegates had been elected A. T
Whittlcsav arose and presented a resolution
instructing the delegates to tbo state conven
tion to vote nnd work for the nomination of
M. F. Kohrcrot this city ns candidate for
railway commissioner. Tbo Idea of pledging
the delegates to any candidate in particular
mot with some opposition , particularly from
Nlek O'Brien , but the resolution was adopted.
No iv 1-notorlo * .
That Is what Council Bluffs Is to have
within the next six months , according to tbo
agreement which has been entered into bo-
twcen William Maloney of Essex , la. , and a
number of tbo citizens of the city. Mr. Maloney
lonoy has been in the agricultural Implement
business at Essex for some time past , but ho
has found that place not ( .dapted for any
large institution , nnd bo has consequently
boon casting about for some place to move to
where ho ran carry on the manufacture of
what U known In the implement , business
as "spring goods. " A committee of tbo busi
ness men of tbo ci'.v ' has been carrying
on negotiation with him forxomo tlmo past ,
and Mr. Maloney has boon greatly taken
with the city as a location for the kind of
business In which hu expected to embark.
A contract has been entered Into whcrobv tbo
citizens ngreo to pay him n iinnll bonus , to
bo used In purchasing a bublnrss site , in con-
slJeratlon for his building a three-story brick
building , UJxIM ) In size , and organize a
company with n capital stock of t-W.UOO to
operate the factory. Ho Is to commence
work on the building within thirty days and
Is to have it complntod and ready for occu
pancy within six months. The manufacture
of every vehicle that goes on wheels will bo
carried on extensively , and It Is
Mr. Malouoy'D Intention to nuitio L',000
pieces tf.o tlrat year Ho goes east nt once
to arrange for the machinery necessary to
put thu plant in operation ,
Thu llrm of Children & Sons of Uubuquo
have puiclmiod the Ulerlts property on
Grand avenue and will put in a plant for tbo
manufacture of cultivators. This will also
bo put In operation as soon as the machinery
can bo moved from Dubuque to this city.
Mr. Children U now In the city , and hat
been In consultation with the owners of the
property for several days past. Ho makes
the chungo In order to bo nearer his trade ,
which lies mostly In southwestern Iowa Uud
noutheastern Nonraiku.
The two acqiilslMons above mentioned , to-
Kother with tbo cffom now bulug made by
John W. P ul of OaiahA tn'put ' in n series of
railway tracks In the northwestern part of
the city to connect with every road centerIng -
Ing in the Bluffs , Indicate that n now era I ?
Oawnlnp for thU clty , < . < U'n manufacturing
center. Mr. Paul's ordjunnce , granting him
the right of way , l.i now' pending before the
city council , and n meeting will bo hold as
soon as several of the aldermen who arc now
spending tholr vncatlonlut } of the city re
turn home. Tbo prospect U that the right
of way will bo granted very soon , nnd when
the now railroad Is. put In operation n largo
manufacturing district In the vicinity of it
t only n question of n vbr # short time. The
tract of land owned by thu company which
Mr. Paul represents .conslMs ot 600 acres ,
400 ot which are north of the lovco and 100
south. That portion lying to the south of
the levee is to bo used for rosldcnco ground.
To buy , soli , rent of oxchutiRO ronl
estate. Sco Grconshlclds , Nicholson &
Co. , CJ1 ! Brotidwuy.
SOUTH O.W.IIM.
rrolmlilllty That the TulUcil OfSchoot I.nvy
Will Vet Ho .Mudo.
That much discussed school low of 12J
mills is liable to bo made yet this year. The
Board of Education , at thu Juno meeting ,
declared it ncc js-iry to have more buildings
and roportcd to the county commissioners
that n levy of I2 # mills would bo required
to erect buildings and purchase sites. Upon
nn opinion from Cotlnty Attorney Manotioy
the cotmnlsMonoYs refuted to make the levy ,
holding that the city council of South
Omaha Is the proper body to nmko the lovy.
Attorney Farnsworth of the school board
h < > ld n different view and began mandamus
proceedings to compel tbo commissioners to
make the lovy. Judgu Irvine heard the ar-
Riltnonts In the case and has handed down
his decision. The judge holds that
the school board of South Omaha
IP working under the charter of a city of the
second-class and that the county commis
sioners snail make the levy for school pur
poses and not the city council. Ho refused
the application for u mandamus to compel
the commissioners to make the levy on the
ground that the report of tbo Board of Edu
cation to tbo commissioner. ) wns irregular.
The report was faulty In that it did not state
the amount In dollars and cents , and Instead
named a 12'mllls ' levy ns the amount re
quired. Thu judiro also held that the school
board could llio an amended report with tho\
commissioners nnd they could make the levy
yet-this ycu- . The amended report hts been
Hold.
I'rnporty Ownurx Ohjcct.
At n recent mooting of the city council nn
ordinance was Inlroducod granting to the
Hock" Island the right of way over Orleans
street in Jotter's addition , from Twenty-
sixth to Twenty-eighth streets. The ordinance
nance- was referred to the ordinance committee -
mittoo and that committee bus boon looking'
into the matter. The railroad company
wants the use of that Rtrcat to put in a
switch to Jettor's brewery , but has said
nothing about paying anv damages to the
property owners. The citizens who own
property on that street are not anxious to
have the right of way granted without
receiving damages and claim that Instead of
ono track being placed there , throe or four
will bo put down and that the company's
schcmo is to gain entrance to tbo Union
stock yards. The ordinance will oo reported
upon by the committee at1 Monday evening's '
session of the council hnd the report will
probob'y ' noi bo favorable to thn ordinance.
Arrest ol 11VIIn llcutcr.
A sad-faced llttlo woman with toar-dlmmed
eyes came Into the pcltco station last even
ing , nnd related n stor.v'lhit , if true , shows
her husband to bo moro 'of a unite than a
man. The woman's name U Mrs. John Gro-
gan nnd sbo resides with her husband at
Thirty-second and I streets. She says her
husband U employed u portion of the time at
the Cudaby packing lioijso and that the rest
ot his time Is occupied In drinking and abus
ing her. Last night ho came homo and by
way of amusement hrolto three chairs over
her head and shoulders. Tbo poor woman's
bead and face wcro bqdly bruised and
swollen. Grogan was arrested and will ap
pear before Judge Fowler today.
' Aftur thn Loalcra.
v Councilman Wood.is after the loafers who
adorn the area railings In different parts of
the city and maka a nuisance of tbomsolvcs
every day tbo weather will permit of tholr
being there , lie says they must go and the
owners of the buildings must assist in the
good work. A resolution or ordinance by
the council compelling the owners of build-
in cs to place buros on tbo railings Is his
remedy , and bo proposes to sec it is done ,
and the otlior councilmcu say they will help ,
The edict-will go iorth , and the Btreot cor
ner ornament in the person of the loafer
must go , and all South Omaha will rejolco
that it Is so.
Notus nnil I'm-Hi > ii.il8. *
Born A son to Mr. and Mrs. L. .Tncobson.
Emil Sacor of the Brisham Printing com
pany left yesterday for Denver.
Mrs. Mattlo Wallw rk of Chicago ii visit
ing her sister. Mis. A. L. Lott.
Mrs. Paul McAuIoy returned homo yester
day from a two months vUit In Iowa.
Al. Owen of Chicago , formerly a resident
of South Omaha , has returned and will re-
mam.
The ice cream cocial given last ovcaing ut
2003 N street by the ladles of the First
Christian church was a well attended affair
and these present enjoyed themselves.
A driver for Morris Suvoloskl , un Omaha
vender of fruits , was arrostcd last evening
on the charge of cruelty to animals. The
horse hn was driving was exhausted for tlio
want of food.
Hov , Mr. White of Illinois lectured last
evening at the First Presbyterian church on
"American Citizenship. ' ' The attendance
was not very largo , hut these present spoke
highly of the lecture.
Ofllcor Spootllo found a horse nnd buggy
on Twenty-IIfth street , near N , shortly "be-
fore daylight yostordav , The outfit be
longed to Mrs. Mqsoly , who live ; near the
deaf and dumb institute , and was turned
over to the Omaha authorities.
Valentino Llpp dismissed the case against
Mrs. Mulcahoy in the police court yostorday.
Tbo woman convinced Llpp that It was tbo
drayman's error In carrying away his prop
erty nnd she did not have a band in it.
Llpp's property was restored to him.
The laalos of the First Prosoytorian church
will glvo a sociable this evening at W. A.
Terry's ' , Twenty-third nnd 1 streets. A
novel feature of entertainment has boon nr-
raneod. A number of young ladles drossnd
In tbo costumes of the Gypsy , will foretell
the future of those who deslro It.
VUlt AUtiTHKH IHS.ll'MS.
Svliwulnrnrtli Muy Mol-'o III * Abode to
Tcxua or ( Juntral Amerlru.
CHICAGO , III. , Aug. llrtfSpecial Telegram
to Tin ; Buc. ] Sebwelnfurth may not move
to Keokuk after all. Aniomlssary has boon
dispatched to the soutbW'ost to look for an
available slto , tbo object 'being to got a largo
tract of laud Inaccessljijp posslbly to uows-
paper reporters and curiosity-seeker * . The
emissary In question is bound for Texas and
Central America. B bv/olnfurth contem
plates tbo establishment , of an empire oa
earth something after Abo.ordor of tbo one
established by BrUhainy.Yuung. His delud
ed followers would probably follow bun any-
where. An apostle , who'gives hh name as
Whlto , was protsed nard for the louson
Schwclnfurth is so anxlpun to leave his pres
ent pleasant quarters. Vrom | his answers ,
which were evasive , U 1 * gathered tint nuv-
oral more fatherless children ard soon to put
n an appearance at "lieavon. "
A Jill' . * \'KtiTKltn.lV. .
Iliimrxllc.
The republicans of ( ioor.1-i have nominate' ]
proHldrnt til u colon ) , but will not put u btatu
tlcl.ut In the llJld.
Dr. Uranflll has 10011 notlflod at Ward. Tex , ,
of his nominal on by the prohibitionists for
the vice uioslilency.
At a meeting ot the director * of thn Willis-
I-.ilL'o Kxprvn company , John J , Valentine
wan olevlLul prusUenV
Mis. I1. H Wall < if Illvcrflde. ( Ml. , win uhot ,
wuiinilrd bcriouilv and liar son kll.ud by u
youiiK man named K mer Waller' .
ThocominUslonur of tnuirnal revenue has
lioi'ldvd that nil the cold euro cnUb.lHliineiiU
must tuko out u license of f.-'i : i your.
Thu iiriiLigcrJof thu Hu > uhonvle | , O , , Iron
vrorliH will not trout ' -"i ' the Aiirilvunmtcd
association , and ttonir rufd o to llyn tlio male.
Klevvn of the riotous Idaho miner" have
buvn suutoncod lo terms of imprisonment
NG
ABSOLUTELY PORE CO. KANSAS - JuirlkYlT. CITY.MO.
WELL BRED.SOONWED" GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tb * emtnont tpccl.illit In norvuas , chronic , jirlvnlo. blooJ , skin anil onnarr ill'oiuoi. A roc lu and
rcRlMcrod xrnduato In uiuitclno , ni ilipuinin nnd rvnltlrntua nhow. It mil truntlnir null tlm Krentc t viccuo
cntnrrli , ipurmntorrhncs , lost mnnlioo 1 , lomlnnt wrnknu . nlcht loisaft , tmpoionar. s/pMIl * . Mrlcturo , con *
orrliueft , KtoutTarlcocolc.ctc. No mercury u et. NOT ? trontniont forloniof ttil POWIT , 1'urtle * unnblo lo
vlMl mo nmy bo iroMo t M lioniu lij corrc'poiidi'nct1. MoilUlno or Intirunipnts sent by mall oro\pro s aa *
curuljrpnckotl. no iiiatki tohullcatu contents oricnrtor. Oiio personal Intctrlow prcierrcil. ContullaUoa
( rue. Corro ponil < ! iirii itrlctly ( irivntn. Hunk ( Ujanrlo of Ufa ) lant Iran. OOloa boura * . tm. u U p. in.
. . .
buudnri IUa.in.to I3m.3c > ml slump lor
SISSON'S ANTI-KICIOKTG STRAP.
Greatest device linowo for onucatlim nnd con troll In , " the horse , ll'in-rttiiti'il to prevent
nnd ciiiohor = cs and colts from kl klnu. buck ns. ro ir m , backln . running , stuinblln , turn-
Ink' , fall M7 , liilir. ' , breaklir. shafts , olirck rolns ; H easy nn tholr rnnutlu ; 1)004 ) not liiterffro
with tholrtnivo-lni ; . anil inaUes them perfectly ajfo for a chlld to drive. It Is Invaliuiblo In
brcaklni ! and drlvlns colts yoon ? horses and stallions , and can bo used on truck , ruad and
work horses ut all times.
SISSON'S ADJUSTABLE SAFETY HALTER ,
Warranted to be the host lrilti > r in cxlstcnco nn I to prevent an d cure linlter iiullers : t
break a colt to lean In ten minutes ; tohandle a htalllon , and to break a balky her > -c.
For sale only by rfJ.l.s. 1'lttHlSTfiK , uoneral aient and manufacturer of line barnesso
nnd dealer In all turf coods. 215 Ilroadway. Council Illuirs. In.
Twin City Steam Dye Works
O A. SC'IIOKDSACK , 1'noPKIF.TOU.
DYEIKTG , CLEANING AND REPINISHING
OP GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oranlm Onico , 1621 Fnrnain St. ; Tolopliono 1621. Council Uluirs Ollico and Works
Cor. Ave. A and 0th St. ; Telephone 310. Send for circulars and jirieo list.
For Sjjffering Women.
DR , MILES'
Restorative
NERVINE ,
SlccpIetanrfB ,
NorvotiB I'roetra-
tlon , elck and ncr-
voua hcadaclia ,
fileetc.
After four years
treatment hy tlio
bfet doctoru ja
bo Jsnd , but without nny relief , bavo uscil yotn
Nervlno for ono week anil have not lm < l an attacK
Bince.-lliJiiDO Iliucus. Heathvlllo.l'a.ourhcr
vlna has cured mo compIoKilyfornervoiiattoulilca.
J.M.TAIMIII. Lotlv.O. Trial bottle fn-o druj-gleta
DB. MILES BtBDIOAIiCo. , EllUmrt , Tad ,
Ifor lilo hr | Kuhn k Ua. . I.Uli ft ) ) i ; l ui
Act gently yet prompt
' ly on the I.IVIMI , Kill *
DR , HOBB'S NK1S anil II01VKI.S , dis
pelling HoadacbCB , Fcv-
01 n ana Colds , thorough.
LITTLE ly clcunblni ; the system
of disease , and curca
Vegetable habitual conotlpatlon
They nro sunur coated ,
do nnt gripe , very email.
cosy to take , and
vial. 1'erfeut dlgostlon
follows tholr uso. They
tbbolutolr cure blrk licid.
iflic'.und arorprumincnd.
ed bj Iriaihi ; r 'ilrhni. For dale liy loading
nt liymu ; ! ; g&rtx. a rial , Addrvsi
CO , Props , Sin fian co cr
f'OK 8AI.E IK OMAHA. NED. . IIV
Rnha & Co. , Cn.r 15iti & Docelu KW.
J , A. rullrr ft Co , Coi. lilli ft DouaUtiEU.
A U pouter & Cv. < Council liluOi. X *
rank-Ink' trnin our to ol ht mo for con
tempt of court.
MU * I lr.ilo llordor has been arrested for the
murder of her father and Btepmolher at 1'nll
Hlver , MatK. The evidence against her Usuid
to ho convinolns. . , . , .
Qraiid Chluf Arthur of the llrothcrhood of
Locimmtlvo KiiKlneorg iiynthul It U not nt
ull likely that tbo tirotherhood will julu la
W. C. ESTEP ,
iFuneral Director , Embalmar
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCII ,
Sim X' SniinilPrSAttorneys at law. I'rac
oillllltlLia uu , , j , , tla | stlt(1 | ( j
fudoril coiirtH. HOO-IIH : i. 4 und 0
llotiro book ! , Council Illuirs , In ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS STE1X
Allklntlsnf DrolnjanJ Olo.uiln : done In tin
hliihiiHttityloiif the art , K.tdoU mil htilnol
fabrics made to In ik ai t'cud ua n-jw
Work promptly done and ilellveiol In .ill
parts of the cojutry , SenJ for urco list.
0. A. MAOIIAN. - - IMIOl'UIUTOIl
UlUllroadwiy. Near NorlhwAitara HiplJ
UDU.XJK. lir.urri. lo n ,
lliu iioio | < bu'buycuTr of tluT'/arn6ilu com'
puny.
William It Kolnr. ono of tlio detectives who
win injured In the Homestead ilol , hub
broiuht action In u I'hlludolphla court for
K , UUdnrniiiciiaxiilnil thu I'liikortoiin , elnlin-
liiK that lie wan Induced to take employment
with them through mUreurusentutlous.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TOOK SAMv Hood B-room duelling near XI.
-L1 P. transfer. I'rlcoJ OH ) . Will t-ilto liornci
nnil eattio In part buy. B. II. S
SAI < K Urontnenr , well lot-alocl In No.
. . brfttka , doing ( rood luiilnc * * . Will tiik
partner or sell untlro business ttt u
II. Shcafe.
HA M : Improved -ItU-aero stock farm
In neiturn lown , IJl ; 130-acto fiiriu , J.'O ! KM-
acres. } jfl. Joliniton & Vnii I'attrn ,
iru > U i\OIIANHi-A : : clear lot for liorao nnd
; r 1 ? luiRKr > or tontu. QieeinhliiUU , Nlcliulson
Co. , < W1 llioailwiiy.
KXC1IIANOR ImproTod farm , Jolni
porntlon of MNiourl Viilloy , for n rrsl-
lonco in Council ItlulTa. Urcoiiihlody.Nlohol- !
son A. Oo. , itft Itron I way.
TTIOIt KXOIIANQK-A M.OOO stock of drusi
-L1 for U'tlduiiRU In Council Hindu , or for land ,
( irconslilolds. Nloholtou & Co , twi llroadwuy.
fPO Hl'V ' Wo have n cash cuMonior fora
* - set tlon of lauu 100 mlles of Omaha. Orecn-
sliiclds. Nlchiilson .t Co. . CJI IImad way.
II1CU KXUUANMK A tilco 5-room IIOUIKS
-L food burn , for saleclie.ip. and will taken
vacant lot In part tiaynicnt , ( Irocn&hlolds
Nicholson & Co. , c.'I llro-idway.
IjiOlt UKN'T A pleasant bay window room ,
-L furnished , liuiulrc TUG Klrst iivonuo.
MOXKV loannd at II per cent on Council
Illuirs iesldotico property. 1C. II , Shuafo.
WANTK1) ) . An oxporlonccd leal cstatu
salcHin.in , one ai'iiualntu.l with city
valucii. Salarytl.aJ _ ) Orn.yoar. R. II. Slioato.
I11OH SAliK , Florida oran.'o univo ; will
trade for Council Dtuiri or Omaha prop
erty. 11 11. Sho.ifn.
IjlOlt UKNT , the KU man lesldence , till 1'arU
L1 avu ; In ( 'Odd repair and nil modern con *
MiniencvM. Kent $ : > tW. ] ' . 11 , hlieafe.
V\rANTi:0 : I.ady or jronllmuan to board by
> a private fnmily. Address U 12. Hoc.
\ \ / ANTlCIi Yonnu man to work < In town
> ' mid on farm as required. App , y to I/oon-
ard Kvoiutt. olllue. 1'uarl struct. No. III.
WANTED-A well rtlR.'er to die 1 orS woUa
and take his pay In lunges. Apulv to
Leonard Kverett , 1'oarl street , Council llluiTs ,
la.
J/IOK KXGIIANUK-109-ncro Improved farm.
i- clear of Inouinbrance , In Hutlor county.
[ Cultsis , 4 miles from r.ilhoad , for Counutl
lliitr.property. . Orccnshlclua. Nicholson &
t'o , U.'l llroadway.
$ IT > HKWAUD-l.ost. between 331 1'nrk
nvonuo and Miiiinwu , lady's Kold watch *
tnomvrnm "S. Mol. . " ( hue McLilnl : oh back ,
[ ( rtiirn to lieu oQlee. Council lllulTri , or J , T.
Oliver. S IViarl street.
iroit SAI.K Klvo ncros of garden K round
-JL near the city. Will talio an ualnautn-
bercd city lot : n part piiymcnt nnd Elvo 10
years time for the payment of the bnlano ) at
a bur coot Interest. Apply to Leonard Ever
ett. 10 1'eurl streetUonnjll ItlullX la.
FOR SALE Hotel , 'J rooms , located la
southern Nob. . rtulnT a thriving business.
i.V'iUO buys bulldlnR and furnituru Will trade
for indbo. K. II. Shiiife. :
FOKSAliK llardwaro stool ; In central Nob.
WllllnvolcuU-VU K , U Slionfo.
FOH SALE Clioiccbt fiiria In I'oituwatta-
niioCo. . 4lil itcros , well located nnd Im-
provod. 1'rlcc SIO an acre. 1C. H. t-lioafo.
I/SAUM and city loans ut lowest rato-t.
-L Ko.il estate for tale.
Dwelling an I business roiit-ils-
Aionoy lo.inod for local Investor1 ! .
) ) I'o irl street. LOIIKVO .t Tonle.
IV YOU have anything for silo or trndo sc
R II , tiho ifo , llrnadway and .Main stront.sc
I/OUKH.NT Dwolllnisln nil pirn of tlio
1city. . U II. bhoafe. llro.ulway and -Main.
WANTED Kiislern Nubrask i liuiiU In ex-
clmnio for Council Illull's pr.iporty. R If.
Shonfu. llro kMwav anl : M tin atrjau
TJ'OH SAI.E On small payments , fruit and
JL1 garden latrl noir Council ItluIN. R U ,
Sacafo. Itrondway nnd Main slioot.
1T1OU SAI.K Albion Holler mills on Iloono
Jriver. . Nub. ; IInest , w.tterpowor In the state
ilcvotopliiK 1-3 lior.so power water ontlro yo.irt
dully capacity , 1UU barrels ; machinery and
appurtenances complete In every dot ill.God.1
franio residence ; 8 acres of lair.l. title parfejtt
price , J\OJJ : ; will talco iinlmprovo I eastern
Nebraska land. K. 11. bhoafo.
FOR SALE Iowa farina In I'ottiiwnttatnlo
and adjoining counties. R H. Shoafo.
FOR SAliE IlotoU and rost.iuranta In Iowa
and Nebraska , doing prollt.iDIo buslnua ?
and well located ; will take 1-uul In part tfado !
wrlto for details , E. U. Slioufe.
171OU SAljE S3 aornsof > ; o ( > ; l land an1 now
J3 cott.iKo. with four uuroi land In Warners-
vlllc , Nob. : all modern Improvements ! will
exchange for u pleasant cott.iiro froa ot In-
eiimliraneo In Uounoll IllulTj or Omaha.
E. U. aiioafc.
FOR SAl/B One of the lirlihtost an'l most
dusirablo homes In thu city , on Uhavo.i
modern in all rospeuts. Must neil , nnd wilt
sacrlllco. Address li 111 , lieu iilllce.
FOR SALE 18)-ucro ) ranch In Ohorrv Oo.
Nob. Uootl hay land , nplondla ruii''o for
cattle. Meo eoltaue , slahlo nnd out build-
lt\X < i In eood rop.Ur , plenty water. Hust land
In the county : will suit elio'ip. Wrlto for de
tails. K. II. tflmafe.
YATAN'I'KD llardwaro stoek In south-
VT western Iowa for spot e.ish. R II. Hiuafo
FOl'N'D A small puno contnlnlni ; money.
Owner cnn have s.iiuu by proving property
nnil p lylnis for this notlio. C. A. I.oucks , 6U
Third street.
AAN'I KD Onriaan n'rl ' for Renoral houso-
> T work at Timnoiuliouac ,
INSMTOTTfij
Eye d Ear
RiVIARY
FOR TME
TREATMENT
OP ALL
I'rfl facll tint ,
npp.iritui mid Ro m Ini
for snecusufu tro ilmont ( if ivory fora
ordUii.uo ruciiilrln : u.ollo.il : or '
uur.'leil tro.iticBnt.
SO boils for patients , ho ird an I attonJatnj ,
llesluopomolatioua In tlio wait.
Wr to for vlr.-ul.iM on dafonnltiev nnl
bntuoi , Irus-ioi. club feet , o-.irv.iturot ot jolno.
iilleu. tumor-i. o ineer , oat-irrh. bronolillli. In-
haliulon.o ootrlclty , piralysls , nulluusy , kld-
uov.b a idur. oyo. oar. kln an I blool an'4 all
Hur lenl o | > ur itloiii.
DISEASES OF WOMEH
Women FHICR. Wo havolutuly ad led a lyln <
Indop irtiaont for wonion durlnir eonllnoinunU
fclrlutly ur vale. ) Only Kullablo Mudluitl Iu <
ttltiilomakln ? u Hiioal illy o.
,
AM Hood Dheisoa nuecB full/
byphliltlo 1'nUon removed from tnu uynlorn
wllhout mnreury. New iutor.itlv3 Troat-
nient forlofioffTAI / 1'UVKIL \ 1'orJOti * un-
nblo to visit in miy lw tro itod ut homo by
lorroinon i-nee. All coinmunluutloni conlf-
duntliil MuJ clues or Inntrumonu seat l < y
ma I orovpruss. seouroly packed , no m ITXR U )
Ind catocoiitontuor acinJer. Una pursoiril In-
tury ew pruforro I. Cull nii'\ \ consult in or nond
hUlory of your caio , and wo will Bond In plain
wrapper , our
pnn ( Tn MFN PHEEI u on iTiv.it" > .
O UUIV mnii , , , )
cnncs , Impotunoy. 8/phllj | , OlootanJ Vurloo-
ro v , with nu04t on IUU
Uriel's , Appllaiicei for Defnnnltlo * * Trusoi.
Only iirmufaetory In thu NVaitof iHSt'ititsl-
iTi'lu'1'i.miUKi ' -
. , 'j-itaatna , jscnufitiit
IIATTiitlKH ANIt 1HH.T.1.
Omalia Medical an ! Sur lcil Instituta ,
26th nnd Broadway , OoJiioll BluJi
Ton mlnutni' rUe from cuntaroC Um.itii on
Uluiri uleoulu molar Una.
CITIZENS STATE BAffi
Of Council llluri
CaplttlstcoV . 9t'lO , 0' >
burpluHunJ I'roflti . , . , . . . , , iivOUl
Net0.ipltal n I Hurplut. . . . . . . . ,
Dlructun . II. ril nu.U l , li. I. , d 14 firi. f i.
Ulr-Mon. I ! . 15. Ilirt , I. A. . Mlllir , J. V , lllii'intl
krdCli > rl9 It. lUna n. Tr.insaetiionor.il hiuk-
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uny buuklii tfouthweitoru lowu.
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