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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1893)
HE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RATTHDAY , FEimtrAllY 25 , 1R93. THE DAILY BEE NO. 1S I'JSAHL I' ' J 'rrtfl 1 y rmrlT 1o any p rt of ttie ollj II W. TI1.TON. - MANAGER. THIMJOMS I HllMnfiOnico Ji"-5 f jjifi.t . jailor No. 23 nix tut ui : . ' N Y Pi-'iiiMug Co. CV..nri' ' Bluffs Ltimticr Co. Coat B ( ntior.snml caramels tit Drlesbach's today I li ? re xx 111 be a special meetincr of Excel- M r lodge "JW : , Ancient , Free and Accepted Ma.rs . Uis evening. Work in the third de- Ei-ce Ui order of the W. M. Omccr Wyntt commenced oiierations with the t bain panp yestenlay. Them were nine luvu and they devoted their energies to dialling up the mud on Vine street. C * ! ' ( .loon , xvlio has lieon arrested in Chi- capo on Ihe charge of embezzling f 1..VJO l > e- lonplnp lo the Omaha finn for xvhleh he xx-as employed an liookkceper. turns out to lie a C'OUIK il Bluffs jounp man xvho served his ap prenticeship in buslnrss here. II N Boxvshure. xxho XVHS arrested here nbf at txvo months ace for passing n check on firutr.sMi A : Kustucr of Axoea. xvhen ho had nu fuiit's In the bank , find thereby pettlnjr p < . Rsiiin of a lot of clothing , has been in- t'k ' id b.x Ihe prand jury at Avoca. Tin. folloxving mtirriupe licenses xvere Is- sjcd ycst'-rda.v ' : .lames M. Khaff and Amy K. DC xvns i f Neola. John .1. Morris and Emma Bent n of Council Bluffs. Emil ( t. Anderson and Mary Cornelius of I'ottaxvattatnle counti l. 'roy Monroe and Emma Koosa of I'ottaxrtittumic county. Hn.r.x Hartlne , who lives near Wetton , and xxho trleit some dii.-s ape to carve out his insiars 11 now reported to'be improving in hcultli in spite ( if th" published report thut hi XVIIB dead. Ills physician states that his trouble xx-as all the result of dr. " lirijm tri'tnen * . Ho hopes to have him atout : b.x next Sundae. Lotti'- Jensen and Charles McCoy , xvho xvcrc arrested un the churgo of len-dui'&B Thurs day , xvere brought \jp for trial yesterday , but the prosecuting xx-itness , W. S McCoy , failed tj appear against them. Both cases \xercdismissedtiiid the costs xvere charged up to tht ] irosecuting 'xvltness. xvho Is said to have pone to Omaha. He xvill bo com pelled to pay up. The interest in the meetings at the First Baptist church Is deepening so rapidly that it has been decided to hold another service tonight This is the first serx-ice that has been announced. There xvill be a special song service led by Hev. W. C. Levick and wife. They have had a very largo experi ence in evangelistic singing , and the audi ence can expect a rare treat. An increase of business has compelled George II. McFchendorf to Increase the man aging force of his big establishment , and he has taken Mr. A. F. Pokorny of Omaha into partnership. The style of the iirm has been changed to George H. Meschcndorf .t Co. Mr. 1'okorny is an Omaha butcher and cap italist xx ho is ( juotcd at ox-cr ffiu.WK ) . He is a pleasant gentleman , and xvill make many friends here. James Sutherland of Decatur county , xx-ho was arrested u fexv days ape and brought be fore Judge Thornell for an examination us to his ilnanclal standing , was discharged. As ulrcadj stated in these columns , u judgment was rendered against him in one of the Jus tice courts In favor of the Council BluiTs In surance company , and from that time to this , about nine years , the company xx-as never able to llnd anything UIKIII xx-hich to lex-y ex ecution. When the case came up for a hear ing it xvus developed that Mr. Sutherland was not served xvith notice of the suit until three days after the judgment xx-as rendered. The judgment xvas consequently void and Sutherland xx-as discharged. Ho xvas natur ally somcxvhat xvrathy over the matter , and a suit for damages for false imprisonment is one of the probabilities. A I'oputnr llcinrdy for CoIcU. Mr. J. B. Copeland of .Meyersdalc , Penn. , xvho has betTTcneagcd in the drug business inKnUbas , Nexv Jersey , Florida , New York SruTf Pennsylvania for the past nineteen years , says : "Chamberlain'sCoupu Itemcdy Is the best selling cough medicine I have ever handled , " People xvho use this remedy arc so much pleased xvith it that they recom mend it to their friends and neighbors. There is nothing better for u bad cold. It relieves the lunps , preventing any tendency toxx-ard pneumonia. It is also a pleasant and safe medicine for children. 50 cent bottles tles for sale by all druppists. Tim tlrnnil Hotel. Council Bluffs. Most olegunt hptdl in loxva. Dining room on seventh Iloor. Ttutes , S3 to So jicr day. 12. F. Clark , Prop. AX'a II I'll per Sulr. Prices marked doxvn from 20 to fiO per cent on all remnants und 18SI2 stcck. J. D. CYockxvell. J'B/f.SO.V.I / . I'AltA tllSAl'US. M F Kohrer left yesterday for Chilli- rathe , Mo. Mrs. C , II. Clark of Chicago , 111. , is visit- ine her mother , Mrs. Barker nt 3012 First avenue. Judge Walter I. Smith returned yesterday from Sidney , where ho has liesu holding a session of the district court. Bert Tostovin of Merriman , Neb. , was in tbo city yesterday on a visit xvith his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tostovin. Howard N. Hattcnhnuer has been ap pointed local consul for the League of Amer ican AVheo'niiin ' , his term of ofllco to expire December ill 1MW. , Arrangements xvill boon bp made to have a league hotel in this city. The selection is ono xvhich xx-ill meet xvith the approval of all xvheolnien of the city , III * ralth XV.-lll oifmlml. BiFsr.u. , O. , Nov. ! S > , ISdeslro ! ) to say that I have great faith in Chamberlain's Cough llcmedy for the cure of throat and limp troubles ; also for croup. E. W. McCol- lum. There is peed reason why Mr. McCol- lum should have confidence m this remedy. Jt xvill euro a severe cold in less time than any other treatment. There Is nothing that wi'l loosen and relieve a cold so quickly. It will not only euro croup , but If used as soon ns the first symptoms appear it xvill prevent the attack. fO-cent bottles for sale by all druggists. There are iniuiy men of many minds. many pianos of many kinds , but there in only ONB HAHDMAN piano ; 44.000 in use ; fexv bargains left on the old-style cafes , if you call early. We sell ilnd rent to apply us purchase inonov. Mueller Piano und Organ Co. , 103 South Muin street. The king of scorchers xx-ill be here in nfowduys. Do not buy u bicycle until you BCO them. Union arid Kenwood wheels noxv on hand. S. M. Williamson & Co. . No. 100 Main street. Ca n Wiw Not Dlsinl'spd. Peter Molltor , the young man xvho was charged xvlth embezzling JIG from the Morse Dry Goods company of Omaha , was arrested and brought up in police court for a hearing yesterday morning. Ho informed the court ttint he had paid Mr. Meyers , the manager of the American District Telegraph company , who lilcd the information , the mount claimed , and thut the case xx-ould not bo prosecuted any further , The court was not satisfied and told him that it xvas the state of Iowa , and not Meyers , that had to bo settled with. He intimated that Mov ers would bo compelled to prosecute if he did not do HO of his o\vn accord , and gave the young man his choice of being sent to the county Jail for thirty days or being bound over to the grand Jury. Ho allowed him un til this morning to decide which kiud of medicine ho would take , An honest pill is the noblest work of He apothecary Do Witt's Uttlo Early rs cure constipation , biliousness and slek head - ache. rotator * . Three hundred btishols of pure Ohio Food potutMM at Thomas Rishtun , 2400 ( ) \\ont Bruidxviiy. Council Pluto , la. Another Improvement to the j > opulur Schubert ] > iitno. Sxvunscn Music Co. Stop ut the Ofden , Council Bluffs , the best SiOO house in Iowa. I ] ! NE\\S ) \ \ MOM COtNilL BLLFFS Second Day's Session 'of the Young Men's Christian Association Convention. GREAT INTEREST IS BEING AWAKENED I'll porn of VHI-IOUH SuliJ rl of Intercut 1'oitiic Men Itpoil .Miuiy SucRc'tluui lluileVortliJ - of Cotmlilrratlon TinI'roRram furTodKj. The second day of the Young Men's Chris tian association convention oi > eued yes terday morning xvlth a largely Increased attendance. Besides the delegates and out of toxvn visitors there were a great many people from the citv who look in the meetings , and the great est Interest was manifested. To at tend one of these meetings has a tendency to broaden the viexv of the association xvork xvhich is held by those xvho have never given very much attenlion lo Iho mailer , and xvho are accustomed lo think of Ihe mem bers of the Young Men's Christian association as goody-goody people , xvhose xvings have already begun to sprout. Hoxv- over many exceptions there may be , the men xvho are atleudinp Ibis convenlion are anything bui on the milk-sop order. There Is not a sign of xvinps. 'They go about their xx-ork lu as business like a xvay as If they xvere engaged In ti monetary conference , and ihc laughter and upplauso thai arc fre quently heard during Ihe addresses shoxv lhal ex-en the truths of the gospel need not bo presented in a xvay that breathes of tombM stones and self-crucifixion. Orgitnlxril fur HuMiir H. The convention xvas organized for the xvork of the day by the election of the folloxving ollU-ers : I'rosidotit , B. C. Ward of Dos Moines ; first vine president , C. W. McClure of MnrMralltoxxm ; second vice presidciit.Frcd Brasteu of loxx-aCit.v ; recording secretary , 13. Brown \Vostern coiiego : lirst assistant , C. S. Hughes of Ottuinxx-a : second assistant , I. , . .1. Thomas of I'enn college ; press secre taries. C. K. Tufts of Iowa Agrirultural col lege and T. S Bunting of Io\x-a college : finan cial secretary and press reporter , .lames Flanncr.v of Cedar liupids : state secretaries. W. A. MaGcc , C. C. Mii'hener and K. A. Ilnddoii. The report of the state committee , which \x7is made at the morning session , shoxved the folloxvinp interesting figures : Keceipts for the year , S4.W1.41 ; disbursements. fJ.llA-i.fiCi ; number of separate associations , f > 1 , divided as folloxvs : College , LKJ ; city , 'J3 ; railroad , 1 : paid secretaries , : ; s ; vacancies , 4. Six ncxv associations have been organized during the year. There have been K conversions at district coux'cntlons , 103 in college associa tions , ' } in railxvay state deputations and r > S. > in all. The membership of trie col lege associations is 1.724 , and the total nicanborship is 7.110. Thirty-five men have been sent to the summer school at IJIKC Geneva. The average attendance of the meetings held all over the state on Sunday afternoons is,1"i. ( . There are eight mildings owned by local associations , with a total value of & ! ( iO.O < K > . The total expanse las been $4.i.KKi. The stute secretaries have ruvoled 5.0K ( ) ( ) miles. The report recom nended tlmt .JO.JOO be set aside for the state xvork. Letters xvere read from forty of the asss- 'iations ' , all of which took a very hopeful viexv of the situation. The xvork is being lushed out in all directions , the improve ment being in none more noticeable than in ; ho colleges , where spiritual needs are being areil for xvlth the same solicitude us mental. "I'ermiiml WorUe-ri , , " Dr. J. V. Conzctt of Dubuque spolre on the great need of trained personal xvorkers in Lbe associations. Alexander Patterson of nducted an interesting bible read ing In which the central thought xx-as , "Christ ns a Personal Worker. " No attempt xx-as made ut oratory , but the speaker in an unassuming , straightforxvard xx-ay , which xvas remarkable for its clearness , proceeded : o lay doxvn the rules of action for Christians n regard to personal work us derived from .ho accounts of the xx-orl : of their great eador. lie"xxas listened to with the closest attention. A paper written by PYed A Day tun of Clintoiioii "Boys' Work" xvas read by .another delegate , the xx-ritcr tiaving been detained at home. In the afternoon , after a song service led by C. C. Smith , a paper \x-ritten by H. B. Soulter of Cedar Kapids , xvas read , not by the xxTiter. but by "one of his products , " as the chairman expressed it. The paper upon "Tho Responsibility of Director ? for a Businesslike Management of the Association , " was very interesting , al though short. Ho thought in some matters tbo members folloxved too closely the directions iof the secretaries In the various matters of the association worl : or. rather , relied on them to do the xvork and then they would follow their di rections. They needed individuality. He also brought out the point that to bo suc cessful in any undertaking we must be inter ested in it. Hoxv woilld u business man suc ceed xvere he to drop in once or twice u week to look after affairs ( Thus if the associa tion xxero to succeed each director should make it a ] > olnt to visit tbo meetings and take nn individual interest. Ho recom mended that each give a few niphts each xvcek in which to go in and shake hands and have u tulk xvith the members or visitors. Although I > lr. Soulter is , ns the secretary of the Cedar Itnpids association said , "one of the busiest of the busy men. " yet ho finds time to spend a portion of his time in such a 'manner and seldom fails to visit txvo or three times a week. He seemed to think directors xvere sometimes too willing that the secre tary should take the matter off their hanJs. Some interesting discussions folloxved upon this subject. IMncHtlmml Ciuh t- . A. M. Wright of Sioux Falls , S. D. , read n paper on "Evening Educational Classes.1 He shoxved the different classes of young men in the cities , and what each class xvas doing in association xx-ork. "Even xvith the mighty strides in such xx-ork the intellectual lines xvere neglected too much. " Ho ad vised , as some have already done , the estab lishment of schools in the associations for tlioso uuable to attend other schools. It was shown that out of thirty city associa tions there xvero only about six or sex-en xvhich conduct such schools. Others had tried but I hud made a failure of it. In one or txvo associations trade schools are conducted. Mrs. B. H. Slocum of the Iowa Sabbath association xvus next introduced to the con vention and briefly stated the onject of the xvork in xvhich she - xx-us interested. In a stirring talk she portrayed the increase of Sabbath desecration and open violation of all Sunday luxx-8 , and stated that the object of the association xx-as to do away with this and make the day xx-hat it should bt > a day of rest and consecration. Sne especially urged the young men to ta He up the work , fet , said she , "Tho Sabbath of the future xvill be what the young men make it. " She showed that there xvas an increase of n.UOU Subbutb xvorking men over two years ago. The appeal xvas one that could not but help touch the hearts of her heurcrs and she may exjHict the help of all true Young Men's Christian association members lu her noble xx-ork. The different committees xvere given a fexv instructions , after xvhich the benediction xvas pronounced. lluuiurlrd | liy Young Lntllm. Immediately after the close of the after noon sen-ice the delegates divided Into three sections , the rallxvay , city and college men going to the Young Men's Christian associa tion rooms , the Fifth Ax-enuo Methodist and the First Presbyterian churches , where uthey had discussions of the topics thai most iniercsled them. One of Iho pleasing features of the day xvas u banquet tendered the college men at the Presbyterian church parlors by the young ladies of the Presbyterian and Congregational churches. Seventy college men were Ihoro , rupresenl- ing Ihe folloxving colleges : Mount Pleasant , Upper loxva , loxva State. Highland PurK , PCS Moines. Drake , Iowa , Simpson Centen ary , loxx-a Agricultural nnd Central. The menu xvas an excellent one , and the guests ate as only college men can eat nfler a day of theological discussion. At the close Sec retary C. K. Otior of NCXT York announced toasts by Kev Stephen Phclps , Chancellor L. W Host and others , which were greeted xvlth applause Alter Ihe bautjdet the evening meeting xvns hold In the auditorium with an audience I present that filled the room to overfloxving i it xvas railroad men s ulirht. and most of the speeches were by members of the rallxvay profession Among the sixmkors were Alexander Patterson of Chicago. C. W. Men Clure. the xvell known rallxx-ny i-vangellst of Marshalltoxvn. and W. C. Ilyers of Cedar Ilapids. The b eutiful slnclng of the loxvn Male quartet xvns one of the most taking features of the long program that was pre sented. The program for today xvill be as folloxvs : ( 'oncreentlonnl Church Collcce Day SKI : ! a.ei in. , dcvotloiml mcctlnit , IV. I . .tonen , West ern : ttyon. : in. . I'diiKifTatlon , Alexander 1'Ht- 1pr * m , I'lilraeo ; 10 u. in. , State Work. A.M. Wlplit , Sioux Tails , S. I ) . : 11 a. in. , College Ai Kcticl , Sluipsun : 3 p. in. , lillile stud } ' , J. II. t't'll Ingliutii , Mute normal : 3.in p , m. , rolli-RC Question llox , C. K. Ober , New York ; 4:15 : p. in. . business session. 1'lrf.t I'rfiliyterlati C'hiirch 7:16 : p. in. . SOUR service , ( . ' . M. Kccler , DPS Moines : 7:30 : p. in. , nddrt"cs Hon. ( ' . S. I'lilmer , Sioux rails , S. 11. ; I' . K. Ober , New Vork : President Georpe A. Date * , low it college ; Iowa Male quartet. Mliicltiy. reliruury 20 'J u. in. , consecration ineetltiR ; 4 p. in. , yoiins IIIIMI'H nieetlnp , boy's meeting , ladlijH' nifctltiE ; 7:30 : p. m. , platform meeting * In churches ; 9 p. in. , farewell meet- ing. The earth moves. Evidence , you can buy u llrst class liniment , Salx-atlon Oil , for i" > c. For warming1 guest chambers , bath rooms , etc. , our as heaters are just what you xvunt. Look at them. Clean , convenient , cheap. C. B. Giis uud Elec tric Light Co. Confidence' Slmrk Cornllfd. Ofiicer Kemp nailed a confidence shark , giving his name as O. W. Wilson. Thursday mcht ns ho left the Northxx-estcrn train at the local dei > ot. He noticed Wilson and another man Jump from the train on the side farthest from the depot , and as their actions were suspicious he followed them. The pair ran into a neighboring saloon und passed out at the hack door , one of them dropping a piece of paper as be went through the saloon. The paper xx-ns nicked up by the bartender and on examination proved to bo a bogus check for $7f > 0. Wiisou xx-as caught and taken to the police station , where he is still confined. His companion escaped. Efforts arc being made to llnd out where he is wanted , and it is very likely that enough evidence xvill be secured to send him across the t state xx-ithout taking him anywhere else. He ausxvers to a dot the description of a man xvho xvus wanted aliout a month ago for turn ing u trirk on the Northwestern train , und iiii is thought to belong to the gang thut has infested the transfer for so long. A message received at police 'headquarters yesterday conveys the information that he and his pal worked u man for $140 Just be fore leaving the train , giving him a worth less check for S1.1W1) us "security. " The man ItV on bis way to his home in Eau Clair , Wis. , accompanied by his xvife. He made no complaint to the trainmen until he pot to Missouri Valley , but us soon as he told xvhut bad happened the police xvere notified here. Wilson has all the looks of un cxiiericnced and thoroughly competent crook , and if he manages to escape xvith nothin ? more than a Juil sentence for vagrancy , xvhich is all he is charged xvith at present , the old saying that the devil looks out for his oxvn xvill bo again exemplified. Perfect action and perfect health result from the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers A perfect little pill. Coal and xvood : best and cheapest Missouri hard xx-ood in the city ; prompt delivery. H. A. Cox , No.1 M'ain. For fine baby carriages see Crockxvell Toxvii OnidalB t'mler Arrrst. The mayor , city marshal , clerk and mem bers of the council of the little town of Hum- burg , in Fremont county , are all in a kind of pickle on account of a lit tle order Judge Smith made last November , and which they are noxv charged xvith violating. Like almost every other town , it seems Hamburg is afflicted with a debt that exceeds the limit fixed by the con stitution of the state. Last Nox-ember it xvas proposed to make some im provements , and in order to pre vent it some of the heaviest taxpayers of the toxx-n came into court , and citing the fact that the limit had been passed , secured an injunction restraining the city officials from issuing any bonds. Last Monday com- nluint was made that they hud disregarded the order of the court and had issued bonds to the amount of several hundred dollars to pay for lumber to be used in making public improvements. The mayor , marshal , clerk and aldermen xvere thereupon arrested on the charge of contempt of court , and next Wednesday was set as the time for hearing what they have to say for themselves. Tbo affair has caused quite a stir in the town , us the men interested in the prosecution repre- sent a good share of the xveulth of the place. Ho ! traveler , take Beechum's Pills with you. you.Do Do you smoke1 Have you tried T. D. King1 & Co.'s Partusrub':1 : it's a charmer. Just light one. Cobs , coal , wood , IJT Alain. If you huve piles Dd Witt's Witth Hazel salve xvill surely euro you. Have your prescriptions filled at Davis' , only pure , fresh drugs and chem icals in block. Don't Want n School House. The people of Red Oak are determined to head off the toxvn authorities In their at tempt to build a h igh school building. It xx-as decided some time ago to issue bonds to the amount of fciO.IKIO for the erection of a building , but yesterday a Ked Oak lawyer , in the interests of some of the heaviest tux- payers of the toxvn , appeared before Judge Smith und demunded u writ of injunction to restrain the officials from issuing the bonds. In making the dcmaud they claimed that , the election at which it xx-as decided that the necessary appropriation should bo made xx-us irregular , it bciug carried on under two systems , the Australian and the ordi nary , and that some of the men who X'oted for tbo appropriation could not read very xvcll und thought they xx-ere voting ngains't it und a number of other claims xvere brought forxvurd. The court issued tbo in junction , and Ked Oak xvill have to do xvith- out u high school building , ut least for the present. With nerves unstrung und heads that ache Wise women Bromo-Seltzer take. Bouricius finds out that Stutsman Street is ull right for the pia.no businesst , just look ut his noxv signs. IIAIULI'S CltJtH.K .SO.VO. lt\i \ .1/isi AcilljStevens. . ) The skillful lingers of the player there. Like fulry fin-t run lightly o er thu keys , Till , soft us whlspvrs of the uvuiiing" breeze , Sweet melodies creep out upon the air , And wiimler here , and tliero. and overvirheru , Like fragrant blovsoms , blown from Orchard 1 rue1 lulling my heart with childish fantasies , Tlmt rlmsu tliu xti-lnKIcs from thu brow of care. On memory's xvings my spirit drifts axruy , Till In my cradle bed once nioro I Thu lengtli'nlng shudoxvt , kiss tlio dying day , And mother kings her evening lullaby. Sift iihun iiMKiil's tears , the music drops , Weuvuh in my soul u di-eum of lie.uvrn. and stojis. L. 1' . Hi u , * . Cook's Extra Dry Inijicrlal Champagne is naturally fermented ; there is nothing in it but the juice of the grapes. Try it. America' * Ideal ltall\vay Train for the In- uuRurnllnu. A duplicate is beinsr constructed for exhibition ut the World's fair as the most camploto passenger train over con- coix'ed. The original departs daily from Chicago ut 5 p. m. over the Pennsyl vania lines xvith Pullman perfected safety vestibule dining , smoking , li brary , sleeping and parlor cars , on which are all conveniences , including barber shop , hath , stenographer , stock report bulletin , xx-aiting maid for ladies and children. Loxv rate excursion tickets to the inauguration xx-111 be hon ored on this magnificent train. Arrange through H. R Doring , A. G. P. agent , 1M8 Clurk street , Chicago , to enjoy the luxury of u trip on the finest railway train In service in America. THIS IS THE LAST DAY Ootradl Bluffs People Must ; Visit the Boston Store TocUy. THE SALE ENDS AT ' 10 TONIGHT Today Will HP n Ilummrr llrnt llttrcnln * > HIP Week to lie ( iicii Axvuj" At 10 o'clock t3night will close ono of the most remarkable sales ever given by the Boston Store , Council Bluffs. It has been running ii week , und thousands huve received more for their money und hud better satisfaction than ever before. Look at u fexv of the prices thut go today : An opportunity seldom to be found. The choice of the remainder ol our COAT STOCK ut exactlyHALP HALP I'KICE. This includes Indies' , misses' und chil dren's , everything in the COAT LINE for just HALF I'KICE. in order to make mom for our immense line of spring eouts nnd wraps noxv on the way. IliO.OO cauts for $10.00. $15.00 coats for $7.50. $10.00 coats for $3.00. So.OO coats for 52.50. Underwear Seebargains' in chil dren's white und grey merino at lOc , 15e , : ! 0c und lilt1 : worth double. Sec bargains in children's grey xvool ut 20i' , 2'ic nnd 4f > c : xx-ere double. See bargains in ladies' ut t3c. ! Wc , 75c and $1.00 : xvere almost double. See bargains in gents' ut lOe , 'We , ItT c , ( > ! > e und $1.00 : xvere almost double. See bargains in wool hosiery at lOc , lllit' , 15c , liOc und lije ; xvere utmost double. See bargains in comforters tit 75e , $1.00 , $ l.i5 ! und $1 > . < IO. were 11 hulf more. See bargains in blankets ut $1.75 , $ . ' ! . ] ! ) . $ ; t.il ( ! nnd $0.75 , xvere nearly double. The ubuve prices xvill only hold good untilSATURDAY SATURDAY NIGHT. 10 P. M. Don't miss this opportunity : xvunt the money , we xvant tlie room , the above prices cannot fail to uttuin both. Avoid the rush bv * making your purchase curly iu the day. BOSTON STORE , FOTHEIUXC5HAM , WlIITULAW < fc CO. . Council Bluffs. Iu. 1C. B. A carload of xvull paper just to hand in ull the newest , nobbiest und latest styles for 18513.Vutch future udx-ertisement for prices. Agents for the standard paper pat terns. All kinds of kid gloves dyed nnd cleaned on the shortest possible notice. Why let children die xvith diphtheria ? You cun save them by D.Jetleris' remJ edy. Has bocn used successfully for H5 years. Price $ : i.OO. For .sale by Coun cil Bluffs druggists , also ut 2404 Cuming street , Otnuhu. Mine. Helen McrrilL huirdressinpr und manicure. Room UliJ. Merrium block. Foil SALE-Citizens State bank stock. Submit cash offer. . H. Sheafo. o-s-u SOUTH OMAHA. AFFAIRS. Arllnn Acralnst the Alleged ( .ambler * Was u I'hlM'O. Another police court fiasco xvas terminated yesterday morning , when Assistant County Attorney Troup asked that the case of the state against certain South Omaha Ramblers be dismissed. The case had been continued on the shoxving of the county attorney thut material testimony , xvhich he hud'reason lo believe could be jirocurod-xvas ; not then ut hand. ' The county attorney xx-ns on hand promptly on time , but after xx-aiting In vain for a half hour for the return of Chief of Police Bren- nJii , who bad been sent to the office of City Attorney Van Dusen on an errand , he arose and addressed the court as folloxx-s : "May it please your honor , 1 came here this morning fully determined to prosecute tlus case , but after xvaitinc beyond the hour sst for trial I am compelled to admit that testimony xvhich I , yesterday , hud every reason to believe xvould be on hand at this time Is not available. I have utterly fulled to secure the same. It seems that the offi cials and citizens of this city do not appear to be particularly anxious to prosecute the gamblers at this time. The coin- plumts were filed in good faith , and on my part due diligence has been exercised to prosecute the case xvith vigor , but this morning It seems the principal witness [ meaning Ofllccr Thomas Emminger ] is ubsent iu Lincoln ; at least , a telegram bus been shoxvn mo purporting to ' ome from him at Lincoln , and the chief of police , xvho was sent out on an errand over an hour ago , bus not returned ; therefore there is nothing left for mo to do but to ask your honor to dismiss the case. 1 do not feel Justilled in asking further continuance under the peculiar ciivumstunces surrounding the case. " The abrupt and unsatisfactory termination of the case against the gamblers and the ap parent duplicity of the oflicers who mudo the arrest and xvere depended on to furnish the testimony necessary for conviction , uro cius3s ; of ini.-h iu'lignint protest on the part of the order lax-ing citizens. Assist ant County Attorney Troup gave expression to his disgust und disappointment in no meas ured terms xvhen he found that both Chief Brcnuan and Officer Emminger were either purposely ubsent or had suddenly forgotten all they kncxv aliout gambling. There are many curious circumstances connected xvith the case , xvhich naturally excites the suspicions of tbo better clement of tbo city. It is an open secret that gambling has been going on nightly for the past year , not secretly , but openly , by the grace of the police. The gamblers , however , have apparently xvnuted some assurance I'rom the authorities thut they xvould not be molested mid hax-c repeatedly made over tures to the city elllcials for immunity from interference , either by paying a monthly line or taking out u license. It is also said that the gamblers declare it costs them too much to run as they have been doing , and they would -prefer to pay a definite sum and feel safe. The inference is that , although the city has not received a dollar by way of fines or license fees from the gamblers , homebody has , and that the' ' sum thus taken is greater than a regular fine or liceuse fee xvould be. The apparently unfair action of the police lu singling out one boifee to be pulled while others xx-ere not disturbed is likely to result in exposures xvhich muy result disastrously to certain officials. It ip stated by a reliable gentleman that ho xvns m Dick Berlin's place a fexv minutes jWtore Deavcr's house was raided and saxv 'a t-ertuin councilman come iu , hurriedly take the proprietor aside for a whlsjxired conversation , after xvhich some money xvas put ui the councilman's bunds uud the place darkened. The houses xvere running the next night after the raid and Deinrdr himself opened up In a ncxv place. Oc-Wcdnesday a certain hotel hud mechanics at xx-ork elaborately fit ting up gambling rooms Itumtell In Auothrr Hole. George Husseil - In-rested xx-as in Omaha by Officer Emminger and placed in Jail In this NATURAL FRUIT FLAJ/ORS. Vanilla j Of perfect purity- Lemon I Of great strength Orange j Economy In their ua Ros ° 'rt1 Flavor delicately and deiiclouily si the fresh fruit clt > . rlmrgcd xxith obtaining innnev under false pretenses He gave bonds .xestenla.x for his appearance and xvas released until today nt H o'clock. Mr. Kussnll brought the trouble on liimwlf by gelling C A. Melcher to cnsh his ludlx'id- iral check on MI Omaha bank xvhcre he had no funds. The amount xvas small , ( t.T < Q , but the offense is rather larg" . When Hie check came buck to Melcher stumped "no funds' ' he caused the arrest of Husseil and promises to prosecute him. ItURSfll is the same man xvho has had trouble in the courts , contending xvlth his xvife for the custody of the children , the jmlr having separated. Mr. and Mrs. Kussell formerly lived In South Omaha , xvhich made it easy for him to got the cash for the check. He may IKJ able to prove that he xvas not axx-are thai his funds xvere exhausted al the bank , as he formerly had an accounl Ihere. You don't want a torpid'liver ; you don't want't a bad complexion ; you doii'l want a bad breath : you don't xvant a headache. Then use He Witt's Lltlle Dirly Risers , Ihe famous little pills. in.i T tint It XX 111 UP Crncrally I'ulr , "Ith XX'f'trrly AVludn. In Nc'hntftkn Today. WAMIIXOTOS , D. C. , Teh. 24. For Ne braska and lo-.va : Ocnerally fair ; westerly xvinds ; slight changes in temparaturo. For South Dakota : Lisht local snows : northerly xvinds , shifting to westerly : colder Saturday mornlnjr. folloxx-ed by rising tcm- peralure. l.or-il ftcrortl. OFTICE OF TIIEVEATIICR Bcnctu. OXUIIA Feb. 24. Omaha record of temperature and rainfall cotnpareJ xx-ith corresponding day of pasl four years : 180.1. 1892 1801. 189.1 Ma.xltiiuni temperalife. ! 30 = 40 = 3'J = 30- Mlnltiium temiKji-attire. . " 7 = : il'2 1103 Averace tenip'-rattirp. . . 32 = 30 = J2 = 31 = Preclpilutlot- 00 .01 .ltt .00 Statement sUjwiusr the condlti-jn of tern- peratureanJ precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1. ISiU. Normal temperature 28 = fi\eev fort lie day 4 ° Delleleiiev dlm-e March 1 & ( > ' . > = Normal preclulttitlnn (13 ( Inch Djllclcncy fet the duv ( )3 Ineh DuUclciicyslneo .March 1 3.77 Inches I'.i'ports from Otlicr I'olntx ut K p. in. } , j < . J J c ticlonrero. . GEOUOE E. HUNT. cal Forecast Ofllfiul. The "Xo. ! l" Wheeler & Wilson makes a perfect ' stitch xx-ith all kinds , of thread on ull classes of materials. It is ulxvays ready Sold by Geo. W. Lancaster & Co. , .114 S 10th street. _ _ .v/'ir.ji or i7''w.ir. . Domestic. The treasurer of the I'hllllp Ilroiks mo- inorlul fund reports J74.Q27 subscribed. Sl.v nexv csfSe * of typhus fex er hax-e lieen dN- coxcied itiiion ? the prisoner'- the jail ut LotiK Island C'lly , 1 , . 1. Tlio meet In : ; ( if the Teriutnul company ill Itluhinnml , Va. , has adjourned until Murc.fi JO. No other huslnes-s xvas transacted. At Ileriu'svlllf , j ! . C' . , Thursday nlRlit. xvhlle u colored woman xvas ut u frolic , her live children ut liome were burned to death. The sole leather dealers of Itoston und New York htix'c entered Into u combination. The new trust xvill control u capllul of $4&,000UO ! ) . The .National Federation of America has Issued u circular to the friends of home rule In America uidoi-.sing Gladstone's liuine rule bill , The recelx ers of the Reading company , pend- In r receipt of orders from the court , have dis continued payment of Interest upon prefer ence bondr. * Acomu.ltteo of the Trunk line und Central Tralllc as'oclutlon , in u inectltiK held In New York , decided to keep up the eustbouud rates from Chicago , 111. The governor of North Dakota has signed Ihecupllol Improvement bill , whlzh upprciprl- uti > s * r)0WO ( In bonds for the completion of the south lnc of the cupltol building. Mrs. J.V. . Herrlman , the xvlfe of u xveuUhy physician of Huehester , N. V. , xvho eloped xvlth her htibbund's cousin , t'hurles O. llerrlmun. has been located In Kiinsus C'lty , Mo. The seventeenth amiuul bench shoxv of the Westminster Kennel club of New Yorfs has closed. The uttHiidmce was Ini-Ro. The ken nel club , It Is Haid , realized J2D.OUO profit from the show. Ex-IlauUer Rockefellow has been arrested at Wllkesburre , 1'u. . on the warrants sttorn out liv a number of creditors uf the defunct bank. He pave ball through his attorney for his ap pearance ut court. Alexander Itussell AVebb , xvho has ben sent to America by a number of wealthy Mussul mans of India and the east to Introduce the faith of Isliim aiming the "civilized" C'hristlatis ( if the west , has arrived In New York I'lty. After four years of litigation the bondsmen of Thomas Axworthy , llio defaulting city tieasur.Tof flex-eland , xvill make u proposi tion tosettlc XNhlch will probably be accepted. Itvlll tic to jiay the icmaiiilng shortage of J210.000. Axttorthy is in Hamilton , Out. ? herln" Shelly and Lieutenant Lowe xvith txvo scouts attempted to arrest I'uslho Marti nez , alias Mansus do Ajrua , Thursday iiKirn- inc about thirty miles from Ulo ( intndo City , Tox. Ho resisted arrest and was killed. Martinez xvill be remembered us the man xvho killed itufus Glover and one of Caji.uin Hall's spies. _ The French steamer Donnii xvus sunk In a collision near S.ilzon , Wednesday. Seven jier- sons xvere droxviied. The I'rench Chamber of Deputies has passed the bill providlim that u tax be lex-led on the bargains on the bourse. The radical members of-Uie Ilrltlsh House of DON'T SE FOOLED by the dealer who brings out some thing else , tlmt pays him better , nuil sfiyB thut it is "just us cood. " Doctor Pfercc's Golden Medical Discovery is guar anteed. If it don't benefit or cure , in ' ex-cry case , you have your money back. Ixo other medi cine of its liind is FO certain and ellcctix-e that it can be sold so. Is nny other likely to be "just as good" ? AB a blood-cleanser , flesh-builder , und strength-restorer , nothing can equal the "Discovery. " It's not like the snrsapa- rillus , or ordinary "spring medicines. " At all seasons and in nil cases , it puri fies , invigorates , and builds up the whole system. For every bloou-talnt and disorder , from n common blotch or erup tion , to the worst pprofulo , it is a perfect , permanent , guaranteed remedy. J S. DEJ'OSITOUY. OMAf/.l. XKll. Capital SI 00,000 Surplus. $05,000 i fljcmand ' ) lrector Henry XV. Vatei. nr il 11 i U. C. Cmblnz , vise pruiUlat ; C. s. ilii.- | . \T. \ / Uorte.Johu d. Collluj J. .X. iL I'jtlriat : L.1 til i ueca , mLier. mLier.THE THE IRON BANK. OUREMPLOYM3 < ir D3T . wlille coitln ; tlie enp.oyor und employee nutUlDC , Ii s enabled ui to alvance the luter- fbtsof liotli. uti'J ulso our owu , by bucuruu better reHtittk wltb tue tuich.ne. Wyckoff , Seaman & Ben edict TELEI'UONE 1731 1712 FAUXAU ST ( niiiii\iiti ( lc.'lii-l | to ncMo-ntc tinii iiliirlf * t nil iiictiiticroot thut tKxfy Tliu lliuuluirgAnicrlcHii llur ui-ninfr Mv rnvlu wMriitccn dHyiioiil fnitn llnintiun ; . nltli lM ! ) | m 'iiirrr . IHIUIH ! t New York. lm imt In llnllfnx sliorl of con ! t ti l riunmittMl In wrnt The Purls court of riiitl iti lm a It * deelMoti rejecting tlir appeal of rimrlesdu l " . n-p , rontnint * unrt lie liny. Tlip trlnl of the defendants will therofotv prucwtf In the li tHros' court. A Frtuip of Trench dppuUf * rfwxlved In n iiieetlni ; which M. Kuceiie Ellurum , lunmber furOrHii , Algeria presided , to u rite thut thu pox-crntiicnt tttkeenercetlc IIII-RHIIIT * to HIIIICX the valley of the Me KotiR river , In southeast ern Asia A slight cold , if negUvted. often attacks thclutics. Brown s-HiMtichiulTnK'hos give sure and Itnmndlato relief. Sold only in boxes. I'rlceSucenls. , rr llrrllnrk tlie fliilinr. Toi-EKA. Ivan. . Feb. 2-1. Ualloy 1 . Wag goner , whom tlio reimbllciin house xvibhes to elect ITtiltt-d States senator to contest the sent as * B sUihx-urt democrat , as opiKiseU to .lolin Martin , has declined to have his name used in that connection. It is noxv a ques tion xvhether the republican * xvill elect any senator. They will malto no decision until after the supreme court hands doxvn its de cision lu the case testing the legality of the republican house. Ipiionince of the merits of De Witt's tJttlo Early Klsers is a misfortune. These little pills republic tlie liver , cure lieadache , d.vs- JK.'psii ; , bad tiruath , constliation and bilious ness. SplnntTH Strlkr < ' < niiiroiiil | Cl. LONHON , 1'ob.M. . - There xvas n brcalt to day in the Lani'ashiro cotton spinning strike , xvhen a quarter of a millin'i spindles re sumed operations tit a reJuclijii of S' ' $ pur cent In xx'apes Tills is a roaiproinise , the opvratlx-es liguting apaiust and the masters insisting on a i' per cent n-duct'on. Looking Better feeling better better in every way. There's more consolation in that than well people stop to ponder. To get/o back flesh and spirits is every thing. of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- phosphites is prescribed by lead ing physicians everywhere for ail ments that are causing rapid loss of flesh and vital strength. Scott's Emulsion x Hl do more than to stop a lingering Cough it fortifies the system AGAINST coughs and colds. Prepared bj Scott A Bownc K Y All drusci't" . i Hut pork , hums , lard ntul hncon. while xvuy up In U , are cheaper ut Mescliendorf's market than uny other place In the city. The place to set your meat Is here you KUI the l vt and the mo-it for your money. Ixuk ut these price * and recollect thut ox ory thing is the best that twlft & Co. sluucliter : Plate Boil and Fiank Boil . 4o She Ider Clod . 6c Shou'.der Stak . Oc s-ho.i Ider Roast . o Be Corns i Baef , plate an i flank . 4o CornndOlo IsaniKj ipi . 60 RiaEaast eef. . 10 SirloinSteak . 12 o RoundSteak , 3 Ibfor 25s . 103 Porti.-house Steak . 12i3 ! All kinds steivj , veil , muttcn & beef. , bo VealRo st . IDo Veal Steak . 1243 Veal Oriop-3 . 10 Mutton Chops . 124o MuttOll 1.633 . IOB Now Comes the High Pork. Perk Chops . 15c Per Lioins . ! 2Jc ! Pjrlt BUUK fir roast . 12'ic California Hams . 12Ho t pare Ribs . lOc Pork Ten Isrloin . 20c SaltPork . 12 3 Pork Sausase . 12H3 Wholesales and Retail M13A.T R 333 BROADWAY. Council Bluffs. TI1EUATKI.SIDII HO.XIK IIA K I' It ( liOTio ctmul'io without . hr.iM llttlnun our | ar/e Improved ntrlo. Is unoiiu mass , has clinip flange fctrouc hut huh irrnto nii.t cloioi | iurfeclly ti.'ht : Mire * ; n I'ur coal nutrition * u emuiitN. I'ull da- Kcrlptlvpcircular on apiiilcatlun. ACKNTJ WANT Kllln uverrcuuntf In tliol'.S. Addruu. CIlAKlilSS HCUfl.Tllbl 8 4J.N. .Xlatast. . Counpll lllulj.ln. Parlies JIT : n Clf $ W ifiP1t Anheuser , Budwelsor , Paust una Palo BEERS , EITHER BOTTLED OR IN KEGS , can leave orders at No. 213 Main Sireot , Council Bluffs , Iowa , or Tee- ! phoiifi oliJt. Goods delivered promptlj- . SOLE AGENCY FOR 01 SHOE ftl. DR. THE SPECIALIST. IB miFUTpMKncl In tlio trvatmnut u ( ull PP'VATE ' DISEASES ADv .11 Weakrtti it'll nnd Disorders of Mt-lt IB ycarb rzi > orienca. Write for rirculnre aiiO quentlon list Irco. 14tb nod Farnum HU. , Omalm , N.ib S. Friedman ? PAWN 13ROKBK. < ( 11UOAUWA.V , OOU.NCIL IILUIT& Money J < o inuJ on I ) ii-nonds , Wit'iam : , oti II c bunrulnslu utinnlcaniuJ RUnjIQDiSOROERS IBBU'UljAnd ' all tl.o train ot KVILH , XVKAKNKbiGl. DKIHUIT. KT ' . . tli l aj romiianr tliem In won ( jfl''KLV ' nnl I'KUMA. .NK.NTLV OL'UBU. Kull STltlS.SUTII and tonB fl en toer TT part of tlio bodr 1 will eaj (10- ( rurvlr piCiorti r'ltCE 10 nar aX rar tuj preisrl - lion tlmt cum 1 me ot thaiti troaliUi. AdJrjo. u A , uiuiil.uv IUTFLIC TIIKKK. ucu S45 a Week With $200. A iiule rou > rr tire anJ practical Invuitment. ISonuMlufiilmilc handlcuiiln | | 7iileni on tmtuni rnct-4. M > c < ui1 ur-c . .ul year ItJtorencn. form ub crlter . l > ru pectu < ltd I Irco , C. U. UJXVE , I' . U liox m , Urooklyn N 1'j ALWAYS THUS. Pilot Knob , Mo. Suffered Mr , Henry P , O ( \ Travcrs , formerly & \J of this place , suf- Yoars. fcrcd with chronic rheumatism for 20 years , and was treated at times by several doctors. BT. JACOBS OZZ. cured him. No Mo Return return of pain in 3 years. 3 G. A. Farrar. Years. . W. PAR6LB , M. TIin Good Samaritan. 20 Iron' Ciptricncc. OF DISEASES ( IP MKN AMD WOMKN. rnorKiirrou ov TUB 1VOKL1VS HEItriAL. DISl'CK- 5A11V -MTDICIMH. . t treat the following Distaste : Catarrh of the Head. Throat , and Lnngt ; D ! * . oases of the Eye anil Kur nuiaad Apoplexy , iloart WmiKe , Liver Curaiilil.it. Kidney Complaint , Nervous Debility , Mental Depree- nlon , Loss of Manhood , Seminal Weakness. IMalwtos , Bneht B DUmao,8t Vital * Imure ? itheuuiaUun , I'trnlyE-d , White BKcllltiB , Scrofula. , Fever Bora , Cancers , Tumors and Ftatula In nno removed without the knife or drawine n drop of blood. Woumn with her dcllcnte onrcti" reStored - Stored to health. Drojuiy cuivd without tupping. Sperlaimention s vea to trontmcntof nil tilnod taints urUIns ; by e\L'et , < os or vice * Surer uud cheuper thuu u trip to lliu llo | Springs CiOtoKiuO farfoit for uny failure ta euro without moroury. Tnpo Worms removed In two or three Hours , or no pay. 11 taorrlioiils or Piles cured. THOSE WHO AUK AFFLICTED Will earc life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PflNGLE'S HERBftL BiEDIClNES. Thoonlj-riiyilclan vrlio can tell what nlU a jiersoii wltliiiut i kli > K a quo Uon. All correspondence strictlv confidential. ModloUK Bout by eryrcss. Address all Istters to G. W. PANGLE , M. D. 5.r > BROADWAY , Council U ufK I v 4e stumps for confidential rouly. DEFORMITY BRACES iDEFORMITY i Trusses Elastic , Stoskiaj1 Crutches , Batteries , Water Bottle ? , Syringes , Atomizers , Medical Suppl'm not & mm , 114 S.1M1V. , , Next to Postofflea' OVIDE VIEN , Justice of tlio Peace - - 415 BrnaJway , Upstairs COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. Kids wllllio received by tlio State Jlo.ird of Prlntlnp at tlio olllce of the Secretary of Stulo , on or before 2 o'clock p. m. March IU , 1893. for iirintliiKuiid binding In elotli ono thousand ( l.OOOi copies of Volume V of thn Transactions and Heports of tlio Nebraska State Historical s oelcty , to lie delivered complete at the olllco of tlio hocretary of the society In the Stat I'lilverslty building , Lincoln. To contain 800 pucch nioro or loss , The hl/e or paj-e. weight and mmllty of paper , style and quality of binding , style of lettering on cover , und In all ri'-pi'fts tlio work to be tlio KM mo UK the sample to ! M ) seen in tboolllcnof the Secretary of State , ANo bids will bo received forblmllnB in cloth tine hundred and fitly ( K > 0 > unbound volumes of Volume. II of said society. Work to bo completed xUthln Mxtyduys from tint awarding of tlio contract , Each proposal must bo accompanied by a bond In the fiilin of K.OO.OO. KlKlit reserved lo n-jfct any und all lilds uy the Stale I'rliitliic board. Dated I'cbruury IS , 1BU3 , JOHN C. Ai.i.r.s , Seciotury of State. Not Ire to Mnrklifildrrfi. Tlio annual muotlnpof stockholders of Tun Itnr Publlsblnc company will bo lic.ld In their olllce. corner 17th mid I'aniani streets , on Mon day , March 0 , at 4 o'clock p. in. for tlio elec tion of a board of directors and such oilier business us muy bo presented for considera tion , lly order of thti president. UKOIUU : 15. TZSCHUCK. Horrotary. Ki8dlOtMB2 ! Special COUNO ! ' . 1UU V Improvnd rculdcaco property for cusli when the price U loir unougli. 11. U. McGuo , 10 Main st. A I'.K I U XCTS und lo n . Farm aul cltr prj | rtr Ji-Uougut oua noil. 1'uicy ti Tliunij , Couactl lllurtB. STUDENT nurse wantort at XV. C. A. lie jilt L corner NlnUi ntruet nnd Klfth BTCirie ; must bebotiTpvn 'M and uU ward uf UZB , bealtuy nad or good clinruclur. GOOD fkcoiuutant , cullictor nnd lollultor , wanti bltuutlou ; cup furnliU bust of reference ! and ( ucurlty. AddroiiOeoriio 10 , lies. Council HlutT . (13 ACItEs'Jin miles from | U5t'jJijj , lar.'j Uoui - t > nrn and otber luiprovtiuieati ; ut > iilB , ST&I > midmuull trultn ; for eale chsup. GrccnBUloldi , Mcliolson A Co. ( JCYBUAI. < 0 arru tr.ict > Dzur cltr llmltii One 0 fruit land ; will cll : worth tlio money , tireea- lilold . Meliolion & Co. 1AClli < : well Improvc'tl farm In Iowa at Jii. < GO J acred Improved IU. ( iard'n and fruit farm near Council llliilU , Ijll. HplunlU lij ncrc lurra near ( ilcimood , f.4. rarni > , Eiirdun and fruit lindi for talc. Johnnton & Vun 1'attsn. 640 ACUU3 In Ilawnon county , Xeh. , at 1053. 610 In Frontier. KM. Impruv d XSi aoroi ID lluf- fulo rouoty. IIT.MI Ciuod I'iJ lUrua mllei from Illoonilnifton , 1'ranklln county. U. I.OJJ otner funiii for Bulo. Jolmnlon i Vun fatten , BAHOAIN8 For Hale. 71) ) by 830 ft. on Franklin nvc. . f l.MW. 2 * . ' acres I ) twc3n First > t and Franilln aro. llo > i uluttlnc proportr In tlio c ty , -11,001 'J wo loin oppuiltfl Third n. tcUool , I,4J3. tuifl lot In XX llnun Terrace. < l\0. Tlircu loti cor. Main tl. and i-'th art. licit ltt foi linplemuut bound In tuo cliy , f J.iJJ _ LoujioeA 'male. Hi I'carl t. O3-ACUE fruit and vpirclnble farm for rent , V4 -JMllf c ant of tlie city. Addron A. o. Ward , mi Kcott t . ( .ouncll lllufli. A\TAM'BU Man lo liumll coach Hillluu on it tlmri'Hi fanner nrflcrred. Aliom \ acroi Im- liroved farm for nalu or runt. Addreit L. IB , BOB omct ) , Council llluni. 1 XVANTto uur 10 toVi urrei from twn to thru * J rullet out , and will par ipul ca.li. Addrrm .N , 18 , Ili-o ottirc , t'ounctl Uliilli. \\TIIli tiuy a I orC room IKIUIO up town If prlro li ' ' low enough. Addrj u. | 8. llee onice , Council itjun . _ _ DO VOU want to rent your IJOUBC'Ve Imve tniiunti nlio are wultliiK lor II. Urreniuiald. Mcboltun A Co. \\rANTKI-Ai l tttiit In ( .nice ; mu r be nblo to ' 1 ( > | , urxio typewriter ; Kondieniunu | and urcurute nt tlKUren. Anincr In own ImudKiItlni : . ktutlng mcury named , and rffoiunctm. Aiiare DKI. lleo . _ G AUIIAtiK remoTod , coiopooU , vmilti , i-lilniiinyi cleaned. XX ell urcparvd for tlie wjrk. Kd llurld. city lJUlldliiL' . IXIU H ALB I'ull nit of tinner * tnoli , eoud coudl. tlou : a barraln. Inquire of im.kle-bbugtirl | llurdwuru Co. . Council Illullt \\TA.NTKU-'ltrco furiililifrt room t for Mi-lit II bounokreplui ; by IUBU und wife. Addre § A2J , lite onice , AI ANTKD- ttood boy to take care ui team 11 do cuorvt. Addrc U 2.1 , lice ofuc * .
