rl p THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATl'ItOAY , SB1TEMBKU 21 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE
.r COUKC1L BLUFFS
- NO. 12 PEARL STREET
DtWrerta ty carrier to anr p .rt of th ? eltj
11.TV TILTOX. - MANAGER
Jie > 3
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1C Y. PhmibiEjrlu
Oot > c9 Staff * lumber Oa
Ben S. lUtcr of Omaha ha * bftn secured
Jo dliver tn addrew t > rJ re the rejwbUcan
cnb ! at its mectJnf : next Friday nlpbu
* Hcene tovvod was i sat l ycs.lerc'sy to j
George F. Urecii and Graqp H , McDsmaJo ,
l > 9tb si Omtba. Tbpv were inarrli-d tt tbe
cCftretif JfnstSce Himuaer.
A typorr pbteB error raa .od TilEBcc
jeitcrbavtoreJer 1o the ' -UenncU BloSs.
\ \ aur Worts company and its Jailore " The
lk. t wt ri wti "patrons. "
Artic c. . oflnoarnsraUoa were Sled with
the countr reeeriJcr yesterday by th * First
Prrsbvtefian cburch of Hat-din township.
H. A. Docer. tt S Well * , W. E. Price und
r. A , SfunJel firs tbe armes ticned to Ibe
Superior cosrt trill convene ibis rocraiac ,
bud the case or Croisland ucalsstlbe Croatia
end Council BlDfis. Bria ; ecDnj.anvinwhich !
tbe question ol wbo shall par lor tbe pavinp
Ifttveon Ibe tricks oT tbe motor company is
intotvedwill be tried.
A couple of aeiilrens of Kotten flniv' "
CLEn-a L.ury Bimner ana .IcsMe Miller be
come involved in a fif ticnS depute Ian even-
Inp ; ID f rout of tbe bouse at 119 Pierce street
cud rained a row ihatluadofl them l > otn ID
Jsll on the cburpe of difcturblnr tbe pence.
Bat little business was trztrj.a.cted in tbe
district court yesterday. Judpe Macy hEvluc
completed tbe work of ttie equity assic-n-
meat , The oay xva pnncipally devoted to
the orkol record readme. A CtisJ report
Is loolsed for Irani tbe rraod Jur.t toda > and
ceil Monday tne flrst ussipaaent ot law
cuesnil ] b : commenced.
A ficbt bettvoeu tn'O scbool bays this
norninp. It Beanpt : ana Jr J > : outentt . re-
iDhea in tbo arrffct of tbe latter yesterday
altcjiioon and vviJ be ventilsted in .InsUre
Sweannren'boonrttbi'i morning at JOo'clocK.
The cbarpe preferred acaio't yojnc Mon-
tenth is a'tRoit ani3"bfttterr. and a host of
ober bays bore been f-atcnonsd to bpps&ras
vtitnes&es this aoruinc.
1'be fire at Lanrenaorler's slaucbtrr bons.a
on tbe isyhitn road Tbursday c'tercoDn
proved to be more destructive than w us ct
farst Miptioted. A cent le of otber bandings
besides tbe slancbter iionse trsre destroyed.
Al Savers , vi ho lived in one of tbera , lost two
bor es and a colt , three bogs and four
bUioJed bounds. Tbe tota.1 loss is estimated
Lt f2.000 , and rbere wet j-03 insurance.
Tbe pulpit supply cnmmltt c ol tbe Con-
jrreKatioaal cburcb ba - invltoa Rev. R. % V.
Sham or Toiboro , Mass. , to occupy tbelr
Dulplt tomorrow and os ; it > ly tbe loDotvinc
Sunday. It is boped by tbe oomtniuoe that
tbere will be a Inll atlendance of tbe mem-
bcr of tbe cnurcb and congregation to
lotbis atile divine. Heis a craduUe
Lnd bai preacbca in several Boston imi
Mary C3. Ecan called at tbe office of 3u ± -
tice Hammer" and made complaint apSast
PotcrEcttp , f-tatinp taat be tiad tareatsned
to kill ITer wltn an txe , and fejred ta t ne
\\ould nccompiisb bis threat unless ttie
"coart soon some steps to prevent it. : an
is tbe man wbo narrjwiv e c.'l.p&'l a cunvio-
tion in ttie district caarl a few uiontas uco
oa tbe charpe of nirbwny robbery. He will
iiave a bearinc tbis morning.
Mr < FracK TaJderin , a womm of ca < ; v
virtue xvbo bas been lirinc in tae second
i tory of a batltllnc nu Broadvray near the
oorjier of Elpt > tb s > tret , nas bt-en complained
of ousifleiatily of iste 07 tbe nci bbars oa
cccoant of tbo class of visitor * the bad.
Keveral attenrpt-s were made to arrest ner oa
"
tbe cbarce of "jreepinpr a disoraerlr botiRe ,
but Officer Weir , Xvbo maJe tbe attempt ,
\vas run off on one occasion by tco "woman ,
\ \ ho stood inside tbe baited door and ttinjat-
eaed to perlorcM ! bim with a uallet if be
tried to pet in. Yesterday mnrntn Deouty
Marsbal Fowler brate her door la and ar-
ed ber.
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Musical Union banS of Omaha will
play-at Manawa nezt Sunday.
Miss Ida Casndy is visiting frieno in Den-
Ison.
Ison.Miss
Miss Ida x\2llEC8 has cone to Iowa City to
mend the tnodtcal department of tne State
university.
Mssfc Mame Stoohonson has returnnd from
B visit of three tveetfc with friendi tnd rela
tives in Chicago and Gu lieu , Ind.
Charles Pascbel H-aven today for a trip of
tcverElvrceks to Leringixn , Cincinnati ,
Louisville ana other eastern cities.
Mark Smith , &ou cf . C. Smith , ha cone
to low * City to commence s conrsc of it-nay
In the medical department of the State uni-
t ff r > .ity.
MISE Urace Swefrinsen left Inst eveninp
for Ithaca , N. Yunere s.be ivil ! caaimeiioe
tbe si orfc ol the ! .eaior year at Cornell uni
versity.
Miss Campbell , a faihionaiSfs milliner , bus
trnved from tno east io taee cbarce of Miss
trimminc deponment for the
J. O. Birby returned last evening trom a
l > usinei.s tnp to PrescotV. la. He has. jatt
been Bivarded the contract forfurnithicc the
tieitioir apparatus for the uetv norzsal col-
] epe to be erected "tt TJeuu.oa.
Roy Basen , tbeyooti ttDn of Contractor
Bof.dn , it Ijins danctrocsly ill with tvpbo-
mslarial Jcrcr ot the residence of his lather
on J3yn5ter street. He has been Kic-t lor
two -weekf. bat bis friends did not abanaon
liope until yesterday evening.
Miss Etnma Heifctaud , Jnf-btona'ble
dress-maker. Good fit. g-uuranteed.
Prices reasonable. 9'JSSth avenue.
Mtitical Union band of Omaha will
p'.ay ut Manawa next Sunday.
Gavr ThimMiat He Had.
Tbereis a eanc of boys from 14 to 1C years
tl Ago that needs a little judicious frighten-
Jncat the buna * of the police. They have
besn committing numerous little depreda.
UODB of one kind and another of late , not iti
from the business center of Ibe city , nnd it
Is. believed Ibut thev have been piilty oJ
* , * > t-ome of the potty thisvini ; that has beet
4 ! pot n c on. A day or t vo ace they brancbec
on t in a diSercat direction , nun ? tip a Men at
tbe con-er of Fifth avenue and Seventt
ureat fcayinc "Xo Trt-spavUnp , " und jiro-
coeaed lolev.v & tax on nil that tried touse
tbe sidewaic. A. Wheeler happened Jo bs
the first one to nas-s. He vrss notl-
titicd that ie mutt divide his xveallt
\\ilh then : before lie could po on ,
but be tnouirbt the bays were in fun. and
paid no attention to Ibem. When be tried tc
paik one of them pl&nted uimself in Mr.
Wheeler' * path tnd tolo bim to "shell out"
W co bnctt. Seeing tbat thev were ia
earoeit , Mr. WneeJer bacatne KO too , Ht
picked np hu band and let u fall carelessly
Bfrainit the side of the buy' * haad In a tva ?
that sent him sprawling i lotbecntter. Ht
tien plucea hii loot a couple ot Umts where
It eernea likely to do tne moit peed and tn
that tiiLe tbe rest of the cane b .d fkller
cveronBnotijeriu their wild attempt to eel
lu-ny. At Uwt t.Boount . the buys tiud rtUn-
quitted their first mortcape on the universe.
cna liave not boeu soon in lhat part of tbi
city since. _
\VnnK-d to Itnj.
Improved p-opeVt.r. Will pay cash il
pricaislow. H. G McGea.lOMainfctre9t.
IcOpsople in this city use stove-
1 lie Oas Co. put < "em in at
w County Ch irmm-i.
At * mcetibg cf tbe democratic county oet
trtl rommittee bt-Id at lie close of conven
tlononThnrsday , the remrutttlons of S u3.
\V anTtirtb. cbatruitn , and Fraot Trimble '
wrretcry , wrie rcuoerfa uiid tcoepted. .
J. Sura was appointed to 1. tic vuciiu DI
sillou left by Mr. Wtdsworth , who t s jui
t en appointed chairc.h.n cf tbe JudiciH son
nitter. _
Geatlemen. tbe finest line of isll cool
ID tbe city , ju t roccivcd. Relter , tbi
Udlc r , 310 Broadway.
Jvltifclcail Union tiatd ol Omaha T
jiluy tt Manawu ot.xt Suaduy.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS '
United CUtes District asd Cirsait Court ! ?
VTfll Opsa for Jhtsnen
IMPORTANT CASES THAT WILL BE FRIED
ItrpnbUc nVI1I Ilolo TliHr . Prltn H -
Thlinirinnc tllil liojn Who < !
To N > ot Hut Gone
Dry t'ctpnlitt Oonrention.
Tbe September term of the United States
district nod circuit court for the Western di-
nstoa , iDuthfrn district ot lotv * , will con
vene next Msuday mornlnj : at Vbe povera-
went baiiatac. Tbe oardnckct has } o tt > cen
issued , and contains tbe names of seventy
CM.es which will cos * tsp for trial , A cum
ber of tbe caves are ot considerable public in
terest , atii the term promises to be a lively
one , Judce Woolson trill preside. Amen
the more important CEJ-CS are the foijowinc :
Simon Fiorensneim hndTbomas Hall ujrUnst
W. I * . Kelly et aL , infringement of
pHtcuta > hbam Moen Manutaeturinc
company against L. C. Etnpkte , In *
: nnceaeritcf patent ; Wcshbura Moen
Manufacturing company against Herman
Jacbullz , inlnnremeut of patent , A. Overton
ucalnst tbe Uiuoa Pacific Railway company ,
injunction. City of Council Bluffs and tne
bOute of Iowa araiust Jasou Waleer. tc quiet
titie to Fairmennt park. Henry W. Pueips
acmnst tbe Kansas City , SL. Joseph &
Cnuuci. BluBs Kailwav company. daafaees :
Tbomas H. Bentley arainst the Kansas City ,
fet , Joseph A : Council BluUs Railwav com-
psnt , camares ; Hsvnes Amis ucainst tbe
Kansas City , St. Jottph & Council Blu2s
Railway company , damar/cs. / ; Ja .on Walker
aramstthaCitv of Council Bluffs to quiet
title to Falrnouni nark ; J. M. Palmer
against tbe Union Pacific Hallway com
pany , damnc-p ; A. Cnckson acutnst tbe
Chlcajro i : Northwestern Railway com
pany , dLmape ; John Grant arainst
tbe Cnlon Pacific Kail war company ,
on maces lor tiersocnl injuries ; Gr nvilleJ.
James artinst tbe Union Pacific Railway
company , datauces , Joan bwltt tcainst tbe
CbicacoA : Nortnwestern Railsvav conptny.
rtamare' . , H. C Puercs ng-niLfct thsITaion Pa
cific RiiMvay company , flcmaces ; Rosanna
uad Levi Berl urainst the Cnioa Pacific
Railway coinpanv , uamace ; Htnry Raaden
Lg-ainst the Chicucro & > ortbwesteru Rail
way company , damage.
i > cvcn of tne members of tbe Junes , that
were empanelled lor tbe comine term of
conn bave written to the clerk of the court
bercine vociferously that they may bo ei-
cusea Iromjury s-ervioa. ana they have reen
eieus-ed by order of Judge Woolsoa.
Told the Trnth.
The truth M.and best ts an old re
mark , and never -was it more verified
that it bad for the pait few weelis in
Council BluSs. Ever Mnc < j the first
arrival of fall cooife the Boston Store
lias been advertising- special sale in
various departments. Tha wonderful
success they have had is a sure g-uar.an-
tee that they h ive told the truth aad
coining but the truth.
VTe aUv y& have what is advertised ,
and you aie Mire to find it iusl us rep
resented. The fcalefor tneconiinjr week
i - drestroods and we call Tour jttten-
tou lo show ivincow displays , beside a
larpe rarJel.v of barpains in this de
partment.Vc are she ving- new fall
novelties Till over oar store.
Window Xa 1 Shows a line o ! out-
ing-F in mixed , cheeked and plaid novelties -
ties _ , same goqis i-etail at i > 0c a yard ,
tG ! in. wide jina warranted all wool ; we
offer same during-sale at 33c per > ard-
\Vicdow ? Co. - Shows a better grade
of coeds , representing -.ome of the finest
European Droductions , in French , Aus
trian and German manufacture , as well
as sorae excilusive dress patterns in the
latest weaves and effect ? , ranging in
price fxorn $0.00 to S15.00 each.
Window ICo. 3 Shows an entirely dif
ferent line. It is composed of black
goods und black and white , among- which
are some barp-ains. "We call your atten
tion to our 42 Inch caahmeYe at 39c ,
worth oOc. Perhaps the greatest bar-
pain ever offered by us , or any other
merchants , is oar 46-inch Austrian hen-
tielta vail wool ) , rejrular Too ( jrade , at
Besides the barg-ains mentioned -we
have a full ranjre of fancy weaves at
special low prices , such as whip cord ? ,
poplins. Matelaa-e , India twill , Lansdowne -
downe , glorias , etc.etc.
"Window ICo. 4 We offer the choice of
this line while they last at 19c per vard.
Goods are a heavy homespun , illuminated
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nated in different colors , fui'l 36 inches
wide and vrellworth 2oc.
FOTHEEIXGHAM , WniTHLAW i Ca ,
Boston Sto e.
Council Bluffs , la.
Davis pare drugs , best paints.
The rspnblicans trul bold their primnnes
tbis evening in tbe several wards to elect
delegates to next Wednesday's county con
vention. Politics ere commencice to wsrza
up fall along tbe line , and tbe republican
leaders ere considerably encourarefl over
the outlooV. Tbe democratic ftonventiou
son ea the seeds of ai&cord m a nnnibe ! of
places. Tne Australian ballot system will
render fraudulent voting almost an impossi
bility and tbis i a presidential j ear. All
tuesethinpfc together make tbe republicans
very hopeful , and it is almost a universal
opinion that tbe republicans bave a fighting
chance for success.
A numoer of candidates have CD mo to
lipbt. A , J. Stepuenson is beinj ; nrgefl to
alloi' ' bis name to be used in connection wita
- tbe nomination for oountv recoroer. He
now boldi tbe nosltion of city clerk , ana in
. that office bas bad a cbanoeo SDOW the
Una of mateiliU be ! u made of It is ac-
knowledeed tnat if be should receive the
nomination ne would make a stroDC canai-
d t , L. C. Dale and W. M. Sbepard are
o candidates for the nomination. Joun
Linat , Georpa iV Hewitt and Judce Carson
are spaLen of as passible candidates for tbe
office ot ooantv attornev and H. B. Batty of
- WulnuttndF. H , Warren of Council Blnfls
arr mentioned In connection with tbe count. *
derlcsbip.
- Miss Rag-sdale 5s IOD ba y to write ad
vertisements , and only has time to ad
vise the public to watch Jor the an
nouncement of her autumn opening.
Musical Union band of Omaha will
play at Manawa nest .Sunday.
I'lrnkKnt Hours Ilcrallrd ,
A ntimbsr of ladies , wbo belonged in day *
pone by to B t-ociU club called tbe Pleasant
Hours" society , entertained ttieir friends at
a reunion at tbe Pacific boose Thursday
nicnt. Cards , music and dancing- helped
. pass w y tbe eveninc most pleasantly. H.
H. Field , wbf ? tseJ to set tbe feet of the
members of tbe club danclnr years are by
tbe flulcet strains ol hit fiddle , was ut bn
post once more. At 11 o'clock a luoch was
{ .ervtid Amone those present were tbe
following * Mmes Mud Schickentanr and
Georria Corliss , E. Tborctoo and wife , U.
McMacken tiia wife , T. J. Cisrk and wife ,
Darin Grov b.nd wife , G , W. Drake. J. AL
Holadav. filr Hearv W rrea tnd wife , Ed
Scbickentanz and wife , Jobn Hammer and
wile Mri. Applston , Mr. ApfJeton , jr Mr * ,
llogerkon , Jillts Alice Bar nauteu , Miss
u- Clara Grjy. Mr. Stimpson , Jr _ ana otcer * .
. ) \ it the intentioa of tbe m mberi > of Ibe
society to nave similar reunions at intervals
, aannj : the csmincwinter. .
ISt 30- Trains for Monavraat 11 a. m. , 2 , S , 4.
5 , C , 7 , b ana 9 o'clock p. m.
Droutli In NeoU.
Tbe little town of Keala , in toe east end oJ
tie county , i * 3t l now suflerlnp from a
drouth such us it ha * never eea before * nd
cue that threatens to cestroj e-nurely tbe
iU crop of delirium tremcnt ccltss some uclor
tid u-riies. SiiienC Htsea returned
retwd y from NPOI , where be went to
serve > nme writ * ot injunction wnlcbwere
issocd frrna tbe district oonrt tbe otber ds.r ,
restrunltip four of tbe fckioonfceeper * from
rry In roa tbelr cnstotaary bawnes * . He
toond ' every nloon in tbe caty hcrmeOcttily
filed , and ts . & > condition bed et.vted
fer two days before bl arnral.
At foon M the newt robcbe > 4 tbe towa that
Jodfre ilirr bad granted tbe injoncttona
everr f. loon prprinown ihot bis doors.
Mr. Haren states that altbpacb be did oot
mite a roundup of the rity to ve t the tmtb
of ibe report , be betrd from peed authority
tbtt there -was not a place in town where
anytbinp stroticer than lemoaade could be
had to drink for love or money. How lonp
this state of affatri mil continue is a matter
0a conjecture , bat from all reports Neoia is
0b present having a chaacs to try tbe pro
hibitory law from a practical standpoint.
The Pomona Land and Trust com
pany throaph Messrs Day .k Hess , their
apents , , will place on the market Mon
day , Sept 2S , the laad known as the
Kline tr-vct , laying 2J miles east of the
postofSce , Th'ere is about 40D acres in
the tract , partly timber liad , all well
adapted for suburban homes , Iruit and
garden lands. They have subdivided it
intoo and 10 aero tracts and will sell to
the first customers applying their choice
at H low figure on rejwonanlo terras
Office 89 Pearl street. Council Blufls.Ia.
Jndson , civil engineer , S2S Broadway
l'roi > le * 1'arlj ConrrntJon.
Tne wople's party convpntioa ot Potta-
wattamif county will b : beld this aftrnooa
at 4 o'clock at the headquarters of the party
oa Main street ,
"Von can put one thine aowa us setUed , "
said a representative of tbe people's party
who is Mippnsed to be well up oa purty
mat'ers , la a coavcrsatioa yesteroay after-
notm , "ana that is there -nU be no fusion
witb any other party.Ve propose to li bt
our own battle , and with our pteseut outlook
c n see no reason wbv we snffuld combine
forces with anybody else. Another thins
pret.ty well settled is that J. W. Brown ol
Cass county will lie our candidate lor tbe
district jndpethlp. We have been eadeavor-
inp for a louc time to induca him to my that
ne would ace-cot a nomination if it should be
tendered to him , but tie has always beeped
off. Yesterday we beasa trota bim by tele
phone ana be scid that Lc would Jit-crpl a
nozninbtiou if tbe delegates would offer it to
hitn. Tbis -undoubtedly be done this
aftersooa. "
se never sucesistuliv sttaccs the sys
tern xvitb pare bloox DeAVltt's Sarsapirilla
mnkus pare new bloacl and onricaei
Fire in an Implement ' \Tarrh oa .p
The fire department was called out last
eveninc at C:3S o'clock tiy an alarm tbat
caaie in from tbe Buriinclon switch tower.
A fire aad started in tae platform at tbe
switch side of the implement warehouse ol
Russell i Co. , at the corner of Eighth strest
and Twelfth avenue , tnd was bnrninc
bristly vrnen the firemen arrived. Tbe
flames trere finally eruupuished , bat not
until considerable damage was done. Hovr
the fire stBnen Is so far t mystery. Tbe
west end of the buildinr was bnrned away
ana half a dczen threibiac machines tbnt
were in it ceai ibe , ett ol tbe flames weie so
nearly destroyed as to bevorthless. . E , C.
Harris , the manacer of ttie establishment ,
martp an examination cs well as be caald by
nirht , and stated that he eMjmatea tbe dani-
arrmo tae tmilding at abnut ? 3JJ and to tne
macniaery at KIJJ ! The loss IE fnily covered
bv insurance.
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DeWitt'sSarsananlia cioaasss taa
WILL PAT THE MOST-ST.
Omulin Will Get tlif Xltictfrn Tliotmaixl
DnKarh < if ilie Jloud J'uurt.
Mr. Paduoct has Bteppod from his htrh
horse and bas crreed tnat tbe city can have
flfl.031 , its snare ot tbe road fund of 1S91 ,
which has been collected by ibe county and
is now in the treasury.
Pursuant to tbe understanding reached
Thursday afternoon tne finance committees
of Ibe Board of County Commissioners and
the city met IDT n conference yesterday.
City Altorney Connell was there to cive the
lepal advice. Mr. Paddock presided and
opened tbe ball by produt-ia ? an exhibit
whish. be said , showed now much the city
owed the conntv. These were the Scares :
Hent of officers In tbe Imietnent ol
the court house from Jaiy 1. IsM to
July tt , ISK ! .f 1.57X03
Bou.rdiju cnj- prisoner * fiotu IbsG vo
tsui , tncjuslre SEUKiSM
Ootnmittiil'.of city pn'-oners iisiiD
AdverUMn : tbe cJtv't.f.baroof tbe de
linquent tax li'-l for tije ye art 1S93
and Is3 ! ri.773.3 :
Total 5k ! K2i
Cits' fc share of tie road fund 1U.DJ , OJ
Balance due tbe eonuty !
' This , ' ' said Mr. Paddock , "snows the
condition of tne financial affairs eiutiDr
between the city and the county. ' "
Attorney Conarll read the Imv and then
inlormud Mr. Paddock that there was no
use of beating about tie bash ; It wus
* iirply waether the county woula pay over
the money , or whether It would relnse to do
so. The dty was askiucno favors of the
county , and all that it wanted -was to have
the commissioners comply witfl tba law ;
when tbe legislature pas.e1 that law. it
Knew whi.t il'was doicp. The oonev that
tbe county treasurer bua collected was the
proceeds of a spatial fund vrbich was beyond
the control of aav county oScial. Toe
money , ae said , had baen collected , aad it
was tbe duty of the board to order it paid
over without delay ; H was possible that the
city owed tne couuty , but jf it
did all the county had to do wcs to present
its bill and u tettleineat would be oraeroo.
Mr. Paddock did LOI think the JEW was in
tended to instruct tbe payment of the road
fund if tie city was in oebt to the county ,
but wus to apply in some otntr tind of
cuses.
Mr Coanellthen reed the law asa con
vinced the member from the Little Pappio
that he wa * wioze in bis conclusions.
Mr. Paddock T anted to see County Attor
ney Mauoney's opinion in me case. This
xMig produced and when it wus discovered
that it was In line witb what Mr. Connell
, ' bad suited Mr Ptddnck ihrew-np tls hands.
He acknowledged tnat tbe county could not
bold the tatrtiev , bnt ti tooa bt that it ]
tuichvbehfcia for while , or l least until
Lbe city could presoat it claim.
Mr J pob.ipn , chairman ot tbe cvooril
committee on n CDA , fcUd that there b d
been too many ddav * . Ttie dtr tipfdefl the
money and proposed to have it it it bad to go
Into tbe court * jcr M. mttdamut.
Mr , Paddock surrcu l tbe payment at a
partion , and toe remainder t\ben a tiilisce
of Acocratits canld be street
Mr. Edwards ot the wncnl did not think
that the dty ccrald accfpt k portion of the
monev with ta understbciiinc that tbe bal
ance wa * to t > e aptiltod on s.n acccmnt that
post. ! Wy did not r xisU
Mr. St nberg insistea ta t the only proper
way wa > to sttUe aai settle at onrn. If
tb ere bad col been settlement the county
wa * to bit tae , as tbe dtv was ready for a
settlement totne year * ape ,
1'bis was the straw to break Mr. Pad3oct
back , and Jae weakenrd.
Mr. Stenberg moved that the chairman of
tbe board draw an order for I1S.OS1 on tbe
treasurer ana that it be turned over to the
city ,
Mr. Williams seconded the motion and all
ot tbe members voted "lye1
Mr. Paddock declared the motion carried
by a unanimous vote ,
"
"Mr. Jacobsoa said that ttie citr hud a bill
apAlnst tbe county but for Just wbat amount
he could not state. He would , however , he
said , have tbe statement -prepared and at as
early a date as possible tbe two committees
would e&t togetber bad square uo all ac
counts.
Durinpthe afternoon tae commissioners
met and resolved to place tbe f 1SUI81 in the
next appropriation short , which will be
passed neit Thursday at a special meeting.
Mbjor Paddock offrred the insolation.
7'be appropriation will be available ten
aayt. after It is pasrol.
WILL WALK OX WILT OK.
HrntK-U Isn't Good Kuoufh lor Couurll-
incnlc Tect It M'Cifc. .
Now the taimbers of the city nonncll will
tread tbe soft and silky narp of Wilton cart -
| t when they attend the meetings of Ibe
Last weet the council accepted tbe bid ol
thf Mort e Dry Goods campaay , which of
fered to carpet the room with Wilton ttr $ OM.
Tbe contract was made and vetoed br the
mayor , bp nrpinp that otrtac tno condltloa
of funds , it was not expedient to indulre in
so ex pensive a carpet. W ben tbe veto was
returned last'Tuesdsy iilcht , it was tabled
for the time beini ; . Last eveninc
at the adjourned mectincr it WKS >
called up by Mr. Uechel and alter a
lenclby discuition a vote was reached. The
veto was rtjectea by tbe following vote.
Yeas. Back , Becbtd , "BuraHh , Conwaj , Ed
wards , Hcwell , Lowry. McLeanr. J'nnce ,
Specbt , TntUe and Mr. Presieent li Kays ;
Elsasser , Mnnro aadJacosson 8. Absent
and not voting : Bruncr , CbaSee and Steel.
The Board of PC olic Works askoa lor a
roller top flesK and a Icataer coach , Tbe
committee on pa tilic property RLd builcHccs ,
win lavcitirttte aun ascertain if the board
needs this furniture ,
There were a couple of can-plaints from
tbe Board of Health , la these complaints
Dr. Somers , inspector ot bealtn , said that
tae street sweepinc contractor was dcposit-
inp his iweepincs on vacant lots instead of
in tbe river. Complaints had t een Died in
the police court , but eich time the con
tractor had bluffed the -uituoHses and the
cases were ditmissed fcr want of prosecu
tion.
tion.Tne
Tne amended rale ? for tbe government of
the Bourd ol wealth were presented aad re
ferred to the committee on palice , to t > a re
ported back next Thursday night.
I 1 Joseph Miliard comn.uined usout rraJers
spilling eartb upnn paved Streets , Tins was
referred to tut Board of public Works.
Cnarles P. Bn ken hihJ been ordeied to lay
a fcioewalk tweaty leet wade along his prop
erty on Mason street. .
Mr Prince t.aid the man was b iac rer
recstod. Tbe uoai-d oj PabUcTor : s htd
ordered tbe walk.
Air Lowry cuia thnt "Eri-est Stuht T
responuble for tae orders Jor tae layinc ol
tae walks. Stnht , hebaid , wai a curse to
the nelghbarhood -which he redded and
that it would be a God1 * , blessing if be conltt
be induoea to leave ibo city. He had de-
Jayea a d. pi-evcntsd th buildinc of the
niiion depot , ind now bewas trying to tear
down tnd ruin the men avho lived near him.
The upshot of the whole matter was lhat
a resolution was adopted1 by which J. "W.
"
Furnas & ions , the stone" men , will b ?
called off -from Mr. Birkett's premises todsy ,
By resolution it vras decided to olace tne
sum ol S3,0 > )3 ) at the dispasal of the Botrd of
Hcaltn , to be erpenued in placinr ; the city in
the best possible sanitary condition.
Tae committee on iirance reported upon
its ooalereace with tbe county commis
sioners. and that thecounty would turn over
the snia of f 10,031 to the city. Tbe report
was adopted.
Tbe comptroller was instructed to prepare
a statement and suomit it to the council ,
thowine the claltaswhich tba city had
against tbe county.
The vecetable market was ordered located
in the vicinity of Eighth and Fnmani streets
and the chief of police was instracted to
notify hucksters and paddlers that tasy
/ oald not eoacrerateia jinv ether piece in
the city.
Messrs T awurds nadSpcbt of the com
mittee on public property ana bnildine * re-
I-orted that iney cad eramtsed the atv ball
furniture ; they bad found that it was ail
first-class ; that it was all "in position and
that it should be paid lor at once.
The report aad the oill goes into tae ap
propriation sneet.
John sbepard was given the contract lor
painting ibe election tooths. He will Co tbe
work ana fnrni , b the material at tbe rate of
4 o per booth.
Mr. Braner recommended tLe payment of
$1,270.07 to the Metrcfpolitan Street Light
ing company , cfter deducting I1H2.1& for
lamps which were not lighted. '
Mr. Mnnro wanted to reject ths bill. Je
taid that aot 40 per cent ol tbo lamps fnr-
uisned the candle power specified in the con
tract.
Mr. Edwards thoucht that it would oe a
gooa plan to pay tie bill aad then bring tail
apainst the compsay and its bondsaiea ,
Mr. Brcner , chairman of the committee on
gas and electric ligbts , started in to tclk in
support of the company , Hehtdiiotutterea
c doren xvords oelore the two arc lights in
the council chamber bnrced low und weat
out.
out.TnU is tbe sepoad time tbat Mr. Brnaer
talked out a , OtU candle power electric arc
lichu Tbe other time was wnea tbe council
its meeting In the Board of Trade
[ oyal Baking Powder
ji
Is Superior to Every Other
Dairy and Food Commission , -
" State of Wisconsin.
"In reply to your inquiry as to the results of the
analyses of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER b\ihe JM State
* r
Chemist , I beg to state that Prof. F. G. Short reports
to this office that he has made careful analyses of a
number of samples of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER ,
selected indiscriminately from the market , and found
them of high and uniform strength and quality. The
ingredients are pure and wholesome in ever } ' case , so
far as our Investigations have gone.
"I trust that public sentiment can be so aroused
upon this matter that spurious and unhealthful pow
ders will be replaced by genuine goods that are strong
in leavening'power and perfectly wholesome.
VH. C. THOM ,
room * . He &ow bottt * that be U tbe emir 1
tntn oa narUi tb t cmn rrfona tnw tticV. j
Tbe erfrrant-at krmt booted tip * kern te
Ump ttno then tbe btmoes of tb < > council
moved along. .
Mr Edward * Ute-vrcnt that 4 ? per pent
itoald be deducted from tbe bill , a . tbo CM
i&tpncter bed rrpsrted that net mere tb a
tbat proportion of the lamps barnei. That
i-fttlfd Mr. Brnocr tepart , and tbe wbMe
tnktttr-n-tat la tbe comptroller to dpduct the
amoa&t that ttie rompacy bad b es craditea
rrnh on latept tbat bud nut &oco lichtod.
Mr. Bocbel movfd tbat tne vote ef ibe
mayor on tbe Wlitou carj > et centract be
tik-rn from tbf tatult , where U was placed
last Tuesday Lirht ,
The motion prevailed and the veto met-
iape was read.
K.l .l * CUT EAf/ttrzLCB-V.
TITO Mort- Bank Clrrku t'nder Arrrt
ChurctHi with Mrmllnc.
KA.T ; S Cirr , Mcu , Sent. 2S. Josepn A-
Mack and F. W. Black of tbe American
XaliBa&l bC.nt ef this city have
bocn arrested on coinpUlBt of the
'United S'ate * bint ex&miacr.OD tbe chtrpe
cf embezzlement and uterine finircs on tbe
bank's tooaks. Between them" they buve
stolen fJ7OJ3. Tbe uaiount of t-ho embewlc-
tnent of er-Ca , hier Onitis , arrested in Cbl-
care , is believed to be
De Witt's Sarsapamuu rename
' air lllnirrr * In Ids ho.
Wtt'tr Idaho , Sept. 25 At 2 o'clock
this morninr. ticcnown carues entered tbe
paitotHce , blew open the i.nfe witb ciaat
powder and sccnrea nboat J703 in money ,
ktamps cna postal notrs CerUiic-ates. of
fitpaiit tmonntlnc to f 1,2J3 were laktn , but
they nre northlots to tbe robbers.
Kickapoo Mian Sagwa
iVhy it is the Safest Tonic and
Blood Purifier .Made.
ndiaus Itaic > "o KnowlfJg ? of Mineral
Drncs an ! Poif-ua * . They Cure Wi h
Ilic ! tfKicdie . of the Field and
st. Their Kui Hledre ;
is Born of M ny Cea-
The Kickiipoo Indians , who make
Cickapoo Indian Sarwa , nature's p-rand
onic and blood purifier , and other Kick-
l > po Indian remedies , are the oldest
ribe extant. When Columbus discov-
red America they occupied the tern-
ory about where the stale of Georgia
s now located.
Todny , driven back step by step , they
re found mostly in Terns , Xew Mexico
and Arizona , but their triditionb have
'emainei ' intact and the secret of com
pounding their remedies is known only
o themselves unl to our viliilc woi.
idopted into the tribe and through
rhom they became known to the white
> eop1e.
Ku-kapDO Indian Snsrwn is their prin-
: ipal remedy and upon it they depend
or the curing ol all troubles of ih-s
"
stomach and "liver , thereby pufify.nj
the blood. Iti the king amoag tbeir
medicines and their principal reliance
br wa dinjj off malarial infections and
all troubles ari'injj from exposure and
requent changes.
llsal > < < oiate iinl , by fhe nature of ibe In-
dlan.aii31itsls.ck.or kaow-uidire ct araf > und
jol iOns , B r j7Ul ari ) Jncdam trcun all mineral
'ngrf&lfiiturr ' dntyptncwj ; .f-r/n iunlee 31 the
Seal louSc and Wool purifier that cannotic
slbly leave behind the niter affects so com
mon to many vxlenslvely aarertli-ea UOE-
trnms on the itaiket.
Klkapoo Indian 5awa mn.de by tbe In-
diansfroci roots bulk'nd hern * of tiielr own
LLerln ? anfl caring 3s ontnlnuble of any
cirncnst ut one dolar per bottle ; sli bottles
f orive dollar * .
iff T T * Send three two cent s-tatnp * to
J-U r * r r jay lusiace. und we will mail
youfree 11 Jhrilln' tud int r ' .tia7 book of
173 pares , entitled "Life and 5rece Amonr
ibe Kiikapoo Indltus" T'llb all iibout the
ludlnns. Adf3rES HEAt.y & BJGEljOU ,
Dlstrlbni-lnc Aleuts , 5S1 Grund Are. , New
Huven. Conn.
NOTICE TO SELECT MARERIAL
FOR PA NG.
Totlie o rnerf of lots and lund frontlniupou
sUt'Et iinnro-vemtjai district > o 4M. fotupns-
atis Dareuport street from " 3 ttrtiet to 14th
* et. in the I'lly of Ouiahn. and subject 10
ses-ioent lor ilie pui.ur t > r repavins of U
mine.
Yon nre liere r ncm e3 in unituance of or
dinance No. i an , passea und apjiro e.d S
teirber 1C , loifi , to select unH aetetmine upon
the Had of jmlerlul to beu'-ea In nurlu : bald
itiini-o eiEent dl tr cl on or ' efore Ortobei 1C.
Blti or the cilj oojnUi wlli dotertnluD said
Oniuhu. Keb , Septfitiber S4. TCC.
r W. BISK HAT ? '
Cbalrinan Board of I'nbllc "
rpo THE CKEOITOKSOFTUE AMERICAK
JAVattr Wt > rk Coupu.ny , a corjiurutiuu of
New Jersey.
The undtirslmed-WHS appointed receiver of
said porporatioa by tlie coart of chancery of
New .1 < T ey on Julj iid. laKL !
Urt iJ tii-Jfi ( if s.ild CDOH. tnu.Se on the day
ol the < luteof this notlt-c , joa uie i-eyunoa to
jirove vour cla insand aetnutia < < before me to
my f utisJacticn. within four mouths Irom tie
date hereof , or t > e exc-udod frotn tbe btnei
of surh dividends Jis tony thceufter be in&d
of the proceeds ' f tbe ellet U of said oorpoi u
liou.
Claims sliouUi be it tnUed and snorn to.
und jcav lie farwuidi'd by mull to Ooiilu *
C ibin. so ieli r * < > f the je-rfc/ver. 1'4S Wasaini
ton street , Jcoey Citr. N J. Tneyvjll
prompt y ticknown3r ) id
n KVUEIJC51. Rooriren
S43 t\iFhlartoa sttt'tt , Jer py Cjtr , N J
Dnmd September li IS'JS
Jlorpciur tU irt Cnrto In 111
if * w , < 151 * " * * f " " n" -
ffr. J. . vu-j > Uni _ ix-Uauou. c.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The want udi-frtlt-emenw apprarhc in a
newspaper are often the luost inl-erestins
jiarl of its contents. They eipn-s tbe ureut
noeclstbe daily vlthes ol tbe people who
-went RO-iethias and who are wilJn ; to do
1,0111 tthln ; .
I03 ACRES in W-U-4. BuUer coantv. .
bn-.fcl.-a. price 120 per acre : } 03 ca .h balance
* annual payirents C per rent. WU acie in
Bulfulofouiitv at a Darraiu , Johiibon A. Van
1'alton. Couui-11 Itlufin. la.
WAI 1EU , rood mlJllncry prepan-r to ctt
workreudy for trtiau-ers , at oncie. Ad-
rt ,
[ 7ASTEti. rood tin lor general
t ut US Glen i. venae.
T > AS1UUAGE for bares and ealtlrj firt
-L cli.bk : IL.'iD u uioutU. luquiro at CU Iir0j.d-
way.
_
PA1IM ml city louns. Moncjloanel oa
( lock uud rraln. Utncsttite \ tor nule.
Duelling und bin > lne > e rentals. Mouer loaned
for local lnve U-r . tidugce A. Towle.--'Ji 1'e rl
fctrt-ft.
17MJU PALE Hort-c. tiurrr uud hircesi kt
Jblf taoriDoe. rcol outfit : ; < od well brsi
road Uor e. MuHfctll. G. U. Lewis , 12 1'eur.
street.
( JK. DD u > : < o ! merchandise In western Iowa.
vwell lDEHi 3. djln : jrci3l.tia4iiiKSk. fur fue
or tiidc. E.C Ujrtlett. 'ii Broadway.
( ) 'be def j-ouu ; iioifcys forlrjde , itunrarel
'proiwrtyorlun-i U. G. Jlaruett , 'H Urota-
, Oouu-il lijuflk.
_
OB TCAOE Two dvollin s pentrally Jo-
ill' Council lilufls la cxehuusft for
fllserXobrusVul ud. A feaup tti-
Ci e dt > yi > . EII. .
In
Ituliditic fttt fumiture oaaplt > le ; at u
E. U. abeufe.
1t TKAHE Lauds In'Gntiir < ioaniy mid
JOattcr w > uutjNfiiu , Ter t-l ; of Jonelrr.
tirsuttk. fumiicre or bununt proi > enjr in
Ooundl UlaBh. E. U , rhe.le.
U. A. dux , luliulo street.
200 More
Owing to the demands for
those 1000 suits we have been
selling for the past few days we
have been compelled to add
200 More
People bought them on sight They are un
questionably the best bargain ever offered in
this city , both as to style and quality , at such a
price. The real worth of the suits is $9 , $12
and $15.
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
{ . MachtaeatslO-TonE-a-Bay Price.
A9.Tnnc , . .
it i uk On5rtrrm.Etj - cocKith EJ.LL M
Tfle Sonthtsrtct Hall nc IrtIt aS-horpc , JcIl Srcle
it hut tbe 1 urcmJ ma mienlnc ol
Dcrahle-Sirote . rrcs * in
ttie World.
.
Bales tieM ; CraftJJfit.
.
Cvartroctton ; OnratHltr H il UEST.
SANDV/tCH rVIAHUFACTURINC
In starting one press recently we baled nine
tons in five liours witli new hands.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FUK ? LE Desirable re'ldtnoe projierlv
un Park are. All modern Impruvetueuts.
34 rooai& , one Wtict from motor ; n barcaln U
tuter at once ; ci.sy payments or trade K U.
sbeafe.
FOB sALE Ivo rooa yonru hors.uv Vi 1
ti I e carpenter w oik in payment for baine.
Lt-oaaid Everett ,
CXR ? % LE KiTiMeroa A. J. C C .leifcey
J- cow , Vnv ? ! ca No lii.ul. : a s-n1endld family
cow ; wns fresh Au u t il. W. M. Shepird ,
Room iita. Myrrlii ui blorlc. Clonneil Biaffs _
SALE Cresmery outfit. comprilu ; 2U-
h p. bol er , 10-h p. endue. I DeLaveile
separutoi-s.S'Creaui vats. IIJ'J gallons eaeh ; ush
churnUjj ca'lon ; Dowerbuttor nuiLer. bettn
scales wMcht can. water tact and othrr
futures. Will sell eneap for cash 01 trade
forlani. E. H.he Ie ,
TTTANTEB-Hou-etoejie : . mifldle aced lady
f ' preferred. Address or ci.lt on IL 1" . llain ,
623 Ei.it TJeice t-tioct. Council Bluffs.
SI WiOworth of dry roD3s na notions for ei-
. chunze. C. G. BarlJett. 741 Broadway.
P011 SALE Creamery , wen Jocawd lu Ne-
btasl-K. doln : rocid liuslne-s. Will take
art ner oroil entire business LI u barcoin
E. 13. tboaf c.
FOJJ SALE TMioieort farm In J'oitawatta-
mieOo. . 412 arsKfcil losatwd und lin-
liroveJ1'rice tiu an uri-e. 11 U ? heiife.
bare htiythin ; for sale or iraae sse
n H. sbeifa. Brnaiwarund Muu str fiU
FOB ? ALD On MsaJ payinenti. fralt and
cardeu.uul neir Ooaricll Blq.ff 2. 11.
fche-affc. Itl-oaJ way nol Mala strait. _
"T7 OR j-ALR Alhron Holler mills on BOOOB
I ? rlvei. Neh. , linust waterpovror in llie stats
developing 313 horsepower wxttr entire yeir ;
dully capacity , t 0 Darrels : inash.nery und
appurtenances complete ineverydnt ill Gtii
frutnereitlience ; S ucrebof lunl. title perfe .
pnce. I.U.'IJH ' : jll talco unlmprorel
> 'ebrafcVa land. C. U.
"T71OK SALE Clean stou barJwarewell es-
-L tub ishod trrJfa , Invoice about ! I.UJJ Goal
eusonfor > el'ini ' Tiruit cash C. 11. joeafe.
T7IOR = ALE OU KENT Good coal yard with
XJ f.ratcsetc. . Grtienth It-Ids. Xlchot-ori & Oa.
f OU EXCHANGE Hotsl tnd justauratit
-t ? locut a ut sbnberuNeb. . . un3 1G lots In
Denier. Cola : v.-Jl ! excbi.ne for clear Nt-
bri.s > alund U li Sheafe.
F OB SALE Hiirdwiire sloefc will invoice
10 iu ; located In n active NebrasUa town
of 1.MJ papuUHon ; butluessold cstub4shea :
vlll tiear coinrefciigation. ! . K. H , ilieaf e ,
CJA ACRE furrn with Jtnproveroeuls , nve
Ovrnllfs nortn of Council Illuff. ; I Ban ucre :
a t-oup bargain E. H. Sheufe.
m for
peed wort bort.bc. C. H. cbeufo.
\\TJLl. roe tuild u bomel' kVe liuve u in '
nsdfciife lot wlilen we hell lor li o if
tai.fcm.oon. Creemiblelds. JSiobolkOn ftOa
t-tit-t.loa of unliitQuitieuil lund 5n Nt-
JllrBi.i.a to lra.de lor city proptrty.
slile'.ds ' , XlctiDlhon & Ca
DRY roiiflk block to tnde for lowt luui
Grtmnt.htt'.ds. Nlcbolfcon A Oo.
TXTK have a uumber of p.oi3 tcnariti wbo
f wnut us to ctt desirable bouM > l
Do you waul to rent your i out.eV
fch.fcliJK. Xluholban A ; Oo.
_
OH UroadwujOroDUshlt > lds.MrbolM > nA.Ca.
it-ttl < - > lulfc.
A GOOD bre-ro m liout-e for S4ie on joar
Xi-o n t rius. Cutuiitr limn jiajyn ; rent.
X Icholxun Co.
"V KW Btvf n-roatu bouse. oJoi's' to Uentoa
- - > Hrf-eu 'XVili t mat ! tor vacant lots or land.
Giviensliields. NicboUnn A. tto.
_
SALE Ul : KXCllA\GE-JSU-i.cre r.mcn Ju
Whutler county. Neb. Will tutu
C. U fcneale.
"OOH SALL-Hotel wltli lurniturfi und fir-
J-1 tares : roauis. burn. et ; . 1'rlw tZJtti.
Loauifd ic Duuclut miuntv. Otily receipts ,
MX Invenlgtte at iinoe. ii. . btit-afe.
" \VASTKU Girl t or rtutral boubewort K
M Art nut E.
TprfT i-euuiml.tr. 2 ls.djr'nad ) wtttali aud
JJcUuln. bflvtitiu liluff m-t > tji und 1) . btid U ,
institute. 1'itidtr ciebs * Imrt at Uuu olcet >
licai aod
INSTITUTE.
1 Ere A for
INFIRMARY
FOR THE
TREATHEKT
raoulr-
Inz moillciil in Kuvivul trmtnicnt.
atiea Iori'atlcntsl'Oiira nnS atteiliasa. Be t ta
conxiaiiUnnc la the t.
Wrtlf Jor clrcnlii.r < in ilf f > rmitle iinfl liraaov tro-
rt. tlulj lent , cnrriuures jj fitn [ . jillei. taiDcir * . catj-
IHT , tatorrli , lircmyliltlt , lohnlation , cilnctricltr. 1" " *
-3- . ktdnejlilnadtr. . tjC , ear , ! un aal
Bt k on Tiise Bi or
, . -
} iumiifiit lorWuiuca durjue uanUuriDbut , ntnutlr
iir.vato OnljUuliuble MellcJ ln ucuj milanr u
PRIVATE DISEASES
All Blutifl iJivawf nuBCSBtfolly iredtel. PrjjhtUUa
riilsiiDt removed Jrciui llie .mtetn wituuat nieroarr
< - Itexixirutlvc Tremmeut lor L.i ot VlTAti
I'OWEU , rer cm > unalilt u > rlMt ui niur lie Umitul
kl iiiitun lir ourTcKiiiiuileuiw. ATI ( umuiualciclun *
[ : u&Qdcntiai. > dftlicinHfccirlnxiri-uttnu : ieni itr 2mm or
rlirHk. euareJ.r jiucLni.no lua-nn 10 insli-it * 1103-
n-jjimr M-n3er. One iiprfTiul iDterriur iireJerrsl.
( itil uufl (111111.011 u or wnid Ins'drr ol yuar cut * aal
will fcBiia In jilfcln Tiinier , < jar
BOOK TO MEN ,
Irnimlnncy , 5 | lJlIlli , Glpot ana Var,3j ; le , wits quet
tiOUllBt
Bruuet. ji'pltknne Inr Ikefurmlllcii jin
C'ulf ui&.nuIiLCtorf in lae went o
TBHSSES.
JilC BATTtlllils AMI iJKLU's.
Medical aol SwUcal Instilntc
2O ih and Broadway , O.unoil Bloffa.
Ten mlntni-iria * from nenterof Oxiai oa
CITIZENS ST&TEBAMK
OJ Cocncil Wurc.
stock . fl50,039
atiJ Proliti . r ? 0,0 DO
Jfet capital And & 2S0.003
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