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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1893)
THE DAILY BEE 01 11CL : NO. I'KAUI , STHBKT. linttt ! < ls currlrr to ny jmrt of the city II W. T1I.TOX , - MAXAOBK. TH.TI IIONFF IJJffM'tt : : : : : : : : § : * J/K.V77OA. N V PluinLinfrCo. CV.ir.tll llluffs LutntN > r Co. Con.1 ri.rn. , to Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge 13. Drew , : ft u. Horn , lo Mr. nml Mr . 15. A. Troutmati last ii : turdaj . a son. lYcd M.iul and St lh Fl lt ( r , both o Coji.clt IJluflf * . wei-o mtirrted by Juatto Vli'iijcstcnlay. Invit.itlo.isaroout for a Inuauot ami 'ml ' to oo Mvon : it the Gram ! hotel on Tuemln ; c. v nlrif' . April 4. The ill li atorv pxcivIsM of the new Pros b , tirlatihmvh of Uanllii township will Ink | ilatil on S > in < Iiiy April U. .tonii H Williams. bettorknovrnas Wlllian Jii.iiiiUn. v.-a rrninincMl h.v the eoianilssion crs > > rinianit > .u'sterdnv and orders ! takci to f'larl'-'la for an examination Iti-ciilnr rnmmunli-ntlnn of niuil City lodp Is. . . . - , \ Anrirnt l-'rco anil Accepted Masons thUc vc'iin r Ail innstor Masons In gooi BUulinu' . cordially Invited. Uy onlero thivijia.i ipful master. In spur i f thf n wspipi-r Jo'ws at the ox re is. cf tlir fVilutnMan stamp. 1'tmtinasto 'jn ii.nit.itci that thf-rfi nro tnoro of thr-r PI. l-l cvi-rv il.iy than there are of the old f. MII.IIIK'I . luiid. wliirli. however. arc prc firn- > l b.v tinny who think life too short t i > r the others ! TinSt .loim's EnjrlUU Lutheran churc' ' romnu in i".l its minimi services prior t ] . i-'i r List .v < ninif. on thn first Hoer of th Mrn-l.it.1 lilm-lr. : XH Main atvl SWJeai MI-CM-IS There will bo preai-hlnjr ever , < ' \i niiu' this mid next week oxccplln < Katui di.cuninjrs. : . . A cordial Invitation is GJ tcniU-il unto nil. A rlnthrs line on First avenue was rohbe yc su-nla.x of srvrral iirtk-les of t-lothiujt an tin- tin ftvaa rcimrted to thu txjlk'e with < ) r , i-riiiliiii ! of two fellows who hail done th H'fiiiiifr. ' Dnrinfr ihoattorti'jon a man cl > It-- : his name an Charles Dalley was arrcute nti'l ' laiii-il. He answer the dns-riptlo ofMIC of the men. the other having baarde n iimt'ir for Omaha. ' 1 h attempted assault rases afralnst O. I" Nirlinls.it ! . pcivy Thoniton and Mrs. Sophl Jenkins wore to have been heard ycstcnla inurnmK liefore .Insti.'c Vien. but County A' ' tomo.Uiv.in was riitTaBLHl in the trial of c-aso 'n the district court nnd at his rcques the hi-arins ; was postponed until next Mm dav aft'Tiiorm at 2 o'clock , 'I'he opjnio groins to prevail that the case will nevt coino to trial. _ Pilri of pr-opln have piles , but DC Witt "U r.i h lla/.pl Salvo will euro thorn. Active ilr-muml for ncreafjo in th Kl.-in tiucl tcstltics to its loonticu 1-lx'H.i'ni-j.s ' iind desirability for Irult. gai clrninir ami huburban property. From toIn , irrx- for sale. 2i mlles ca t of pos oliu.b.v . Day & Lfe s , 39 r < nH btrcct. Dn v m ' moke : ? Ihixo you tried T. I King & C'n.'s Purtairiw ? lt't a channel Just li lit one. JT.HSVX.tl. I'.llt.tdH.iril'i. Prof do Motte. who will U-ctura hern th \\rc\t \ bar. limn associated with Prof. Oa in'r. the iiiiui who is endeaxorinsj lo learn tl Innmiipi' "f inonkeydom. in his invcstl tlons. aint ri-n. ! < icd hlmtrroat aidinredurir the S'tuii'ls made by monkeys to a visib condition. Pilr-sof people have piles , but Do Witt WiUh ILizcl Halve will euro them. Do.Mutti- ( 'li ; < iitUHiu. : | Hi- were the most interesting lecture profusely illustrated with experiment one f f the treats of the reason an heartily enj > yed by thy largo autlienc < -Omaha 1'epiibliuan. IZnrly fet'iMi I'litators. Three lumdri'd bushels of purrs earl Ohio teed potatoo i at Tliomas Kishtoi 2400 West Broadway. Council BUilIs , Ti Arrrbtcila niitryniin. A state dairy commissioner was In thccit last week making examinations of mill : wit a view to ascertaining how well the dair. men of the city were living up to the rcquir incuts the law. He found that a few \ve : delinquent , and yesterday morning Gcori Sherer was arrested , charjjed'wiih violutii the law b.v seliinp impnro milk. He pa1 bonds for his appearance next Tucs-lay. Tl following is the. result of the inspcetu made , three being the standard , and : i below that boinp not up to the rcquircmen of tlio law ; J. C Johnson , fl.40 : Gcorco Sherer , 2.'J J O Mlllard. : t.-)0P. ) ; Leonard , 2.M1 ; 1C11 worth & Co. O.CO. F. Peterson , n.OO ; , T. 1 Hunt , y.-U ) ; N. Lewis. ' . ' .CO ; C. Green. 3.'J H H Mai tin. : ! .CO : ,1. .1. Paulson. a.SO ; ! Pttei-non. SAO : Wolcott , 3.MI : 13. Kasilal a.M ) , George J-'eherer. ' . ' .to. Piles of people have piies , but Do Witt Witch Hazel Salve will eure i'lcin. Tiniriinil Itiitul , Coune.il BtnlTs. Most elegant hotel i Iowa. Dining room on seventh 11 oo Hates , J3 to $5 per day. E. F. Ularl Prop. Coal nnd woo J : lxst and ehcapc1 Missouri hsu'd WIXH ! in the eity ; iiromi d. . livery. H. A. Cox , No. 4 Main. Finest Aristo cabinet photos , $2 pi 3oxcn. AbMon's f-tudio , IS North Mai THO lllvnrro Cniev Mrs. Ella Clark Bled a petition In the dl triut court ycstci-day asking for a diver from her husband , W. G. Clark , of Ncol They wove married at Neola last Aupus but only lived together two months. Tl petition tells a revolting story of aljiusc c the part of the defendant and then s\ : that tht-ro is u peed dc.il more to tell \vhi < is too vllo and disgraceful to Do put down black and white. She asks a divorce on tl . . prounds of cruelty , desertion , failure to su H port and throats to kill. The attorney f 11 Mrs. Clark is Mayor Hlley Clark of Neol the father of the defendant. Sarah M. Kearns commenced action yostc day against herhushand. Itufus H. Kearr to whom she was married in Ib75 , nllcgii c-ruclty. . No Antl-Pynno in Hromo-Seltzor. Cures all headaches. Trial bottle 1C DpMottt-'ii l.rtiir < * . Secure tickets for DeMotte's illu trutod lectures , Mtirch 1M and i'i , Hart's jewelry btoro. If yon have property to sell , list with ino. I have customers for bargain II. G. Mi-Gee , No. 10 .Main street. Another Improvement to the popul : Schubert piano. SWUIIMJH Music Co Mitmneo l.lrrn r . The following carriage licenses were i sued yesterday : Nnino and Adc.russ. At I p. II DarrhiBton , Piutawattamlo county , i UirNtliiarcu-rfcOii.l'oitattattanilocouiuy : J 1'iod Mnul , Council llhilTs l ti-lla 1'ls.hor , Council Hliitr. \ \Vlllttuu ltoinc-s | , I'mlitr iKxl . ' . , . . . ' ' ' j.loluiT. I'K-ld. Council IlliilT * . . . . ! . . . . j h.liiiua Ui'yiuild , Coiuu-ll Ultiffh It K'VCS inimodlate relief -wo mean Salv tlonUil , the great pain remedy. I'l-ii-oST Free treatments ifailv from 2 to 4 iu. at the Council Bluffs Modlual ai Surgical instittite. 20th and Hrcad\"a Kmma Kentmrd. fatenograplior , notar dtKibiti ] ns , fjininoreial work , lotti writing , mi Main. FOR SAI.K C'i izeiib State bank stoe Sul mil t-asli offer. K. U. Shcafe. Stop at the Ogilen , Counoil llluffa , U best 2,00 houte in Iowa. Marslunallow caramels at DrlosbacbJ vpii'i' * i mtii ni\T\TPif tit t'PPO Nfc\\b \ \ 1'ROM ' COLNCIL BUM'S New Members of the Oity Oonnoil Sworn In nnd Begin Work , INTERESTING MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR Condition of HIP Cllj'n Fn ! : nre Iliplulncil- i of the Viirlonn Coin * cK CluiiiRp * In the School llonnl The city council held its oponini ; racctlnp last erenliiK. Thet tmrt of the eounci ! chamber outside of the ralllnt ; was filled with citUclisvho wanted to see the now aldermen start out In their new line of busl ness. Of the outjroiiiK aldermen only Mr Graves was present , and he diil not arrftx untii the meeting had been In progress hal ! an hour. All the now aldermen were jires cut excepting Mr. Hathaway , who is stll out of the elty. As the council is now arranged , Ciols < still occupies the seat at the northwest em of the seinl-clrele , and . o has the honor o ; leading out on all rotes. Jcnnin > rn. Smltl and 'nh ! Its arc seated as before , \vhih Hathaway has the scat Oftuplud by Uraves Keller that of ftluync , Nicholson that ol Paw. and White that of Vat. Brunt. Aftci the minutes of previous meeting * had beet ix'.id , the mayor tt-.id his annual message which was as follows : To TIII : UoxnnIII.K t'oMMos rorsnt. : : ha\u thu hoiKirto piv fiit the atiiiuul rvport1 of tlio rlty olllolali ho ropruM-iit the dllTuren cleparttneiits of thei-lty tjoverninenl for you con .liiL-rntliin. In my last year's nddiv * ti tlio council. I made the Matcnu'iit IhuU I .he Hi-veil tt wciv jlwtnd open the paranioun ISHIP of n strict rrnnoiny In the ' xpcmllturv o tht rliy's funil.s. 1 rivoniiiH'iuli'd u run-fal In vi-Mlgullon of tinillfT.n'iil -mrtnL-nts li view of curtailing the expense nf i-arli 11 prar ti.-ahlu to do ! .o ullhout li'iiKlli-ini ; tincf Ht'lenry of t-lihi-r. The oiunoll rneerfullj rpspiinil-d and the tl. > sirvtl result wa oluliK'I. ! In i-ontinir.itlnii of this Us hertlun nn examination uf the dif ft-ri'iit otllclul reports licivwlth pre si-ntcil will alTutd iitiiph1 evldeneei It cai Intilled , without eontradU-'tlnn , that theri has Iwcn In no previous year better orde niuliituliu-cl In thi city , f'-wcr ' robbJilt-4 o liuivliirk'S cnniinltlfd or losi amount o crlmcof every kind. Compared with cltlc < o population lliu record U surprising , llii Inllux of thlovps , thujs and Kiblvrs , whlcl was pteillcu-d If the police futre was rcdnevd has in no way lucn roallne I. On the contrary Ihls fruturntiy has been ia the main drivvi from theelty. . Nouitrtiial Kt-rfuftlon . Ami yet the rxpcn ' of the pcnlci- depart int-nt has bien rvilueeu from lust yea 4 .a.7.lii. Tin iiunsiirri- , auditor anil ulerk have the ! : nci-dunts and rerords all hroti'Sht up to date no iluty has liei'n omitted , Ihelr work has bri > wi-ll and cornvlly < lnnn ami t-.ich d-p.irlmi'ii : Is In admli'iihlc order. Tin ? expoiHi- fur tin clerical force < if these department * has bet- : rrdu-j'-J. The e UK I liner's department which has nN chaivo of tin- - cwi"lias la-en buidrned dm lnirtlii.istyi-nrliy | a crcat anounl : of labor in vli < w nut only ol the immnltudr ( if tin- pub lie lnipr < > rcmi-nt > . hut ul&o In eiiii Uence | u thruiiUHU.il lloo'ls In caily 'iifinj furmln Inki-sof stirfn < * o water , lilting ImlSan eree llli deposits ami eliokinK no the si-wors , stll the i > xprn < > of thldcparlmi nt has hc"'ii lu diu-ed j3.1 ( > 'J.lHeoiuptnil : with last year , an that f tln > sewer iU-parlment lit. : been re duc di3. 1l.03. _ That the llru depnrtment has rt'talni'd It olliclcncy Isdrminit-tratcd by the fact that al lli'HiL'li ivspomlin. ; to ninty cvi'ii alarm : in-aily i'\iiy llro ha- been i-\tmiuKhed at It plaiv of origin , In very few Instanecs onlj oMcMidliiK to a coiiit iioiis biillilin ; . Tlio t-\ pense of this di-parime.it has been roducei vomparfd v.ith hist year. M. 303.13. The eviieriseof thucity printing has been 1C du.-cil J'Jilo'J.a" , still theelty has In no wu sulTured In consequence. t'lHUIUll C'llllH .Met. Much ilamago wa caused by the umisun lloocls In early Miring to thu stn-uts , sewer .sidewalks , pi sides and rrussln s , necessltatln the employment by the street supervl-orof a niiUMiallv lui-se force of laborers and team forrlearinsstiuptx , lepairlm : walks , erossinc and srades. Since thesi- were placed In a mil mat condition thu streets have been cloanc by the pilsonur * . The work has been in Hi main well done , the stio.-ts having h-en keji : is clean at least its in any previous year , an I wish to tuku this occasion to cxttml ia tlianks to Ulllcer U'latt for tlieelHclunt man ner In which he has superintended this wor ) The p.iion.su of the street deurtment ] liu been reduced from last year H.OJG.H5. The pay of tlitpavim ; liispeetors has bee reduced and the duties laiwly porfotmed b the emilneer'Mi thusiciluelngtheex pense in the uc , r 'Kate Jj'Jd. The elty Irill has l een completed at an es pense of * 7VJl'Jj. 1 * has hevn approprlatel nnd oli-Kantly furnished at an expense of S3 , 'JDJ.il. ! 'I he city scales weie removed and a nv < liiiililini for them constructed at an u.vneiis . The public grounds adjacent to these build Inss : weix- latticed in thu rear , sodded nn otherwise Improved , at an oxp'-nso of J03.07. Tl.u cllj > Jail was Improved by putting I I'losut-s and Ihm bunks ut a cost of f'.M'J..i'J. 1'or all of thu.so and other Imnrovemun' that mlRht bo mentioned the city owes not dollar , the wholu e\penso liavlnj ; been dt ( rayed from the police fund. The police station , Jail and t-very hrldjs over Indian eieek , to th nuiulx-r of thlrteei were pamti-d larKi-ly by the prisoner- . , and 1)1 ) cost lor the material for tills work was pal from the police fund for the buildings an from the hi Idge. fund for tlio bridges. 1 believe the money fet these Improvement was wisely and Juuh lously expended , and would take this occasion to Invite every clt yen of Council Itluirs to t ivo the matter can ful In.spectlonbello\Imras 1 do that the actlo of the council will In tills regard meet with tl : approval of the entire community. Litigation oftlio City. t The suit brought by the city against tli Motor company to compel the companv to pa forthupavinc. Kradlm ; , etc. , dti" tlio city hi : been ineasun liy tlio elty attorney , but owln lo "tliolaw's dolays" ho has as yet been umi bio to secure a trial. 1 trust , howexer , tin ho will soon succeed In compelling the con pany to pay this just demand , amounting t over J1O.WH ) , and let us hopeaNo that tli county Measurer will not delay In enforcln the collection of the more than J11.0.0 ; di llnnui-nl taxes now duo the city from tli bamo company. In my address to the council last year recommended that an effort should tie mail to lirln ? the rulrmotint park litigation to close. In May last Attorney Holmes presented bill iiRalnst the city for * ti" & for services rei dered In this litigation. The matter was con promUed by puyiiiK Mr. Holmes * 'i75. ou after .Mr. X. M. I'uscy also presented a clali for attorneys fees of fl.iUH ) In thu samocas The Judiciary committee , deemins the fee e : orbltant , endeavored lo effect a comproml but were unsuccessful. .Mr. I'u-ey broiiKl suit and promptly obtained Judgment for h full claim and costs. Thu judgment was pal from the police fund. Wlu-n the Compromise Made. In pursuance of the object of closing th Interminable litigation u committee of foi nldermon was appointed to Investigate tl ; matter and to advise In regard to what coura should IH < taken to secure this doMrabl result. The committee was composed uf Com cllmen Jennings. 1'ace , Smith and Vatillrun all men In the prlmo of life , who havi live lon In your midst , whoso Integrity was nevi ( luestloned. and who have demonstrated Hie business capacity by raisin ? themselves ric from | K erty to nllluvnc. * liy careful and in remitting attention to their ulTalrs. Afti deliberation for several < liys ; the commute decided to recommend a comproml-o on U best obtainable terms , the settlement i the suits , the clearing of tiK. t | , | , , lo - , , . > ( .rl encumbered lots and the payment of the fei exacted by Attorneys Trimble and Iturke. Tlio council unanimously concurred In tl report of thu committee and a settlement wi ellected on this basis. The committee and tl council havu been unjustly. In my opinion the recipients of much adverse criticism fc the action taken oy them In this matter. Now , whether the fees exacted by these a lorneys were exorbitant or not was not tl only question that lliu co'nmlttee had undi consideration , hut further what course slmul ho pursued li > extricate theelty from the in foriuimte position In which It v. as pince menaced as It was with additional fees , cosl ami delays. The committee undoubtedly ucu as they notildhaxo acted In their private ci paelty. If there bo any fault In the matf-r It shoul In my opinion attach to ihoso who employt these attorneys without stipulation orui dttlon as to tnelr compunsauun. Tor furtln Inforiiiallon rt < sivcUiu | thu litigation In whk tlio city UtniMKu.1 1 : eteryou to thu report ( the city attorney , rhjt.ful nnd I'iiiiinclal Ili-ulth. The rerovt of the city physician demoi stratus anew Unit Council li.iitfs Is one or tl mo.t httiithy cltU's on the plobv , th.-ro havlr Iwun duriiu the past year nhu deaths mil from contagious dsa | > -c o ( every tiescrlptlo lor full Informal on on this sui.j.vt I refi you to the conclsiri'i > "rt of thecliy phvslola 1 shall tuku < K-ca > ion In the lu-ur tfiuiro i iiKaln refer to thU mutter ( n makliij ; certa ! recommendation * . lor full Inlormatlon with repird toourflnai clalconUltlon I refer you to xhu clear an coucUu rei > oru uf the treasurer and auUlto lti in ; iir' ' > 1 hnve iitintpd liy Ihfsn it tin- prari tint imr Imtidcd Indt-btnlir lias Ue- rrrnxi d iliirlnc thpast ynir t43' < 'MJ ' nnd "in iiiitstiitidlnx Intrreit-lK'iirlnic wurrnntn tl ? 3i'-3 7n ntutnlilecrenicuf IniU-btPdiu-Miit H'-o. . Wt3.Hl , Tin- levy oflly tn\ps wns this year r - < liip < ! by thernuncllG mills nn the dollnr ; this If tin aMiMKtiiriit l > e 1h'-name us lust yenr will do < crpHM.- the burden of laxntlon mora thnn 583. 000. Krrplni ; Within HIT tiiroinc. In my l t yenr'.s addrooi I expressed the nr dent de lro that the current o.xpvnsv < < of tin city eovernmeiit mlzht brotizht within Iti mv-lpt * . I take pleasure In U.'lmt able to stun tlmt this hns been more than realU'-d. for not only hnve the rtirrent exiwnses Iwen roduri'i Iwlow the receipts , hut In addition It will IH seen by the report of the auditor thatallof tin liefoK- mentioned Improvements , amounting to a sum of more than ( IS.iMH ) , may \u \ aihlei to the current expenses of the city and still wi will be within our pist year's receipts. I do not state this In a lionstful , but In a trulj crateful manner. I cotiKratulato the mem ben if the old council upon this review , and earnestly recommend the. sumo line of actlm to the members newly elecu-il. A persliten ndherenco to this policy will soon rcndi-i Council Illuir * llnancially Independent. ( ientleinen , wo are nil businessmen : carl Isallko Intetested In the welfare of our beau tlfulctty ; nothing should prevent hurmonlou and united action. rermlt me bore to state tlmt In my otllcla capacity a mayor It has boon my fortune ti have nt illlfi-ient times been associated will forty-twodlirerent aldermen , and I can atllrn that thus far my Intercourse with each one ha been ever pleasant and in the main harmonl ous , and us 1 have no personal wish or Interes i-\ceptfor the welfare of Council lllulls , think I may safely assume that our dellliera tlons and action will also bo harmonious am that we shall mutually sustain and encouraK' ' ea-'h other In rtie fulfillment of our often ardu out and sometimes perplexing duties. I shall soon take occasion to present add ) tlonal matter and recommendations to tin council. Com nil t tee Appointments. The mayor then appointed the followini committees for the coming year : Finance--Jennings. Nicholson and Smith Judiciary--Smith , Jennings and Gel&c. Streets and Alleys Keller , Uathawa ; and Jennings. rit-o and Light Hathaway , Smith am White. Bridies and City Property Geise , Kelle ntrl Tibbits. Police Nicholson. White and Tibbits. \Vutonvorks White , Geise and Kelicr. Claims and Printing Tibbits , Hathawa ; and Nicholson. Names were then proposed for the positioi of iity ck-rk. Ueforc the ballot was takei the followin ; ' nominations were made : C jr. Maynanl. I * Zurmuchlen , jr. . A. ,1 Stephenson. It. N. Whittlesey and John H Million. On the llrst ballot Stephcnson am Jiui-muehlcn each received two votes , whll each of the others received one. On the sec oml ballot the live democratic aldermei wheeled into line and /Curmuehlen wa elected by live votes to Stephenson's two. Alderman Jennings introduced a rcsolt lion making the Council UlutTs Globe th oltlci.il paper of the city at tinsime : rate for advertising now bclnp paid the Nonps roil. It was adopted by a unanimous vote. Alderman Smith introduced a resolutio instructing the committee on streets mi' ' alleys to report to the council at the rogula meeting in April the location of all sidi walks that are so low as to catch accumulc lions of mud and water. Il was adopted. Alderman , lenninjrs'ntrodueed an ordinanc raising the salary of the chief of the llr department from i"iO to $75 and providin that he give his whole time to the duties o his olllce. The ordinance was passed unde a suspension of the rules. The cier' was Instructed to have printc 100 copies each of the mayor's message an the rules of the council. A wrangle ensued upon the reading of lot of sewer bids , and on Smith's motion 1 was decided to reject all bids and instruc tne clerk to have new specifications draw up which should provide for the furnishin of all lumber required by the contractors. SCHOOL itoAttt ) OI : < ; ANI/KI . .Moore and I bourns Talie Their I'l.ires , nil . ! . , ! . .Stewart Kleeted Secretary. The school board meeting1 last evcnin was a decided contrast to the many th ; have preceded it in nights gone by. It was very tame but pleasant gathering , and wit the exception of the reporters and tl : janitor there was only one vi ilor to witness the induction in : office of Messrs. Moore and Thoina the newly elected members. Prcsidei Waite was in the chair. The first busine ; was the. counting of the .ballots thatdafeatr the two ladies. They were found to be co rect. and the usual resolutions declaring tl election of the two gentlemen were passe and they were sworn in by the presiden This little ceremony was quickly got : through with and Mr. Waite with a sig that could bo heard a block away , rcalizin that he w.is out of the school board , er.ibbc his hat and coat anJ rushed dutvn stairs. The new board organized by electir IJndeastcln temporary chairman. He ke ] the s3it : just long enou.'li to call the roll upo the nomination of H. II. Field for prcsldcn The old rales of the board were adopted. The new president then announced tl committees : Teachers Rules and Course of Study- Stacy nnd IJriilenstcin. Finance and Account * Thomas an Shubert. Fuel , Heating and Operating IJridenstci and Thomas. Grounds , Buildings and Hepairs Shuboi and Moore. Janitors. Furniture and Supplies Moot and Stacy. A batch of propositions from outslilearch tects , from New YorK to San Francisei offering to build the two new school house were referred , as likewise a half dozen a ] plications for jxjsitions in the schools. Miss Agnes Drake was appointed specli substitute teacher. Superintendent Sawyer reported that tli entire enrollment of pupils was fl,83Q ; ei rollment for the month , U.5CO ; total attorn ing , 3,3."i7. Secretary Clark , the-republican incumbcn tendered his resignation on account of "i health. " The resignation was accepted i take affect at once. The board then proceeded to elect a seen tary for the remainder of the year. SUic nominated J. J. Stewart , and a ballot n suited in a unanimous election. Mr. Stewai presented his bond and qualified at once an was sworn into olllce. Shubert presented a resolution requirin the secretary to advertise for bids for school house site not less than 130 feet by ' - < feet , within three blocks of Avenue B "an Thirty-second street. U was carried an the committee on buildings and grounds wa ordered to procure plans for the propose building , to be submitted at the nextrcguU meeting. The question of the annual tax levy wa deferred for consideration at a special meci ing on Friday evening. The board consumed the remainder of tl : time in the reading and allowin ? of bills. Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them. Hoyeotted. Our competitors have boycotted in so J. C. HolTmayor & ( Jo. refus-c to sc us his flour beeanso we would n ) t hoi tip the price on it. But wo can uiul wi glvo you Hour guaranteed us good , if nt better , than HoiTinayer's Fanov Paten nt $1.00 per sack. Garland Hour , the best flour made , f $1.10 per # aek. Acme hard winter wheat flour at 81.1 per t-aek. Oilman Challenge flour , every sac warranted , at ! Ke. ) Daisy Hour "oo sack. Pearl flour OOc sack. Reliable ll.Jtir . " > 0o sack. Hyo Hour 85e s-aek. Kyo graham flour See sack. Wheat graham flour iVosaok Corn meal lOc sack. 20 Ibs. granulated sugar for $1.00. Special for this week onlv at Brown ' C. O. D. Why let children die with diphtheric You can eave them by Dr. JelToris' rou edy. Has been used succutsfully for I years. Price ? 3.00. For s-alo by Com oil Blulls druggists , also ut 2J01 Cumin street , Omaha. ro tiilllri > Thief ltruutit In. Deputy United Stales Marshal Kichan arrived in the city last evening with a in : giving his name as John Jonea in clmrg Jones is one of the men who robbo 1 the PDS office at Marne a couple of weeks ngo. 1 ; has been in jail at St. Joe over ttineo ho w : arrested. Ho was bound over tD the feder : graud Jury and will be taken to D. . Moires fir unft k < - ping , whiro U 1 hoped that he can IIP M'-n'jjUsj b > AsMMan Postmaster Jesse Cheek : \ otic of the me : who Mugged him ah I riifjid ( th'x'3toffic | ' of that liu n short time , ic6 , Junes' pal t In the county Jail at nartnda. nnd th chnncea nre that the government will no get hold of him for sonui Mtne. After lent Ing Marne he shot n tnrin nt Crrskm wh w s trying to arrest him. One bullet pass * through thcoflk-er'so.iran another throug his wrist. ItY Mint OVV.s ; HANI ) . Mr . Chnrlrt A , I.yon Commit * Milcld Whllo Ihn-inr. Mrs. Charles A. Lyon. AVlTc of a eonducto on the motor line , died i'esferu'ay ' mornln alwut n o'clock at her resilience on Avenu A , near the motor oar houso. She had bee ailing for some time , and took to her bed th latter part of last we > k with symptoms c malarial fever. Ever since that time sh has been delirious , hardly regalhinir lit senses for a init'uto at a time. Still he Illness was not thought to be dangerous. Sunday night her husband and some of th other members of the family sat up to watc with her in the room adloining that in whir she was sleeplnt' . About half past 11 o'cloc Mr. Lyon went into the bedroom and hi wife told him that shu had stabbed hcrs.il Uixm investigating he found that It wa true. With all the cunning of an insane | xi son she had secreted a razor under the bo during tht day. and when nlslit came ha stabbed herself In the utxlomcn , iimkln a gash about five inches long. Dr. Snyder. who attended her stated thu the cut would not have been seriotis enoui ; to have caused actual death had she been I her usual state of health. Her system bein completely i-an down by illness she fell victim easily and died from the loss of bloc and the physical exhaustion. The deceased was i" > years of ago an leaves two children , one 2 years and theotlu 0 mouths old. The remains were taken liu evening to Hcauford , O..for burial. No li quest was held , as the deed was plainly tl ; result of a tcnijiorury unbalancing o'f tl mind by illness. Sprlii' ' Announcement. Wo are now fully prepared to she you one of tlio most carefully selecte stocks of spring dress goods ever show in Council BlutTs. If possible wo liav taken more care than ever before , espi cially with our exclusive patterns.whie are composed of all the leading novel til of England. France and Germany. Among other other specialties show is our largo line of plain goods in all til latest weaves , also an endless a ser ment of medium priced domestic goods i mixtures , plaids and checks. Silks of all the late.st make.inclm ing kai-ki , habutai. china , bengalim phosphorus , talTetta , in plain , llgtm and plaids. The indications are that this is goin to be one of the large.it silk seasons eve experienced in this country. We tie advantage of the same and placed a larf ; importation order , the last of which hi just arrived. 100 pieces new stvlos China silks ! 4Sc. inferior quality and styles show elsewhere at oi'o. Imported Japanese silks in solid coloi and figures at Toe. See other qualitii at OOo and 51.00. ' Kai-ki wash silks irt bright and im dium dark stripes , warranted to was ! are woven colors. not'piinted. ; Very a ] propriato for waists. , wrappers "an children's drcs.es.1 inches wide ! 3e per vard. ' For $1.00 we show the bcsUli-inch whl cordjind India twill in America in for ! dilVercnt shades. Satoo g : ds retai usually for $1.111 and fllil. See them. Figured crepons , in dark colors unl , offered at our counter for fil'c. ' A yai same goods cist to import C7ic. A ba gain. Every store hat a uOclineof good but our spring assortment is bewilde ing , showing over 'one hundred pieci in plaids , stripes , mixtures , serges ar plain hcnrictta1 * . ' " * Wo have a full assortment of colors : the following new weaves : Epinglin Ecle.il cords , ottoman , phosphorus bicge whip cords , .serges at our usual lo prices. In wool challies wo have a larger a sortment than ever before , showing ovi fifty of the latest styles in new chin colors imported by us from Alsace. Imported patterns , exclusive styles the new phosphorus effects , at $7.5 $ S.riO. S10.00. dii.50 ; , Slfi.OO a pattern. Scotch plaids in light medium ai da'-k colors. Me. 7."ic , -$1.00 , $1/25 a yar Knglisli checks , beautiful tweed etiect at50e , 75c. Sl.OO , 81.25 in 40 , 4S , 54-iiu goods. Waterproof tweeds , full .VMnch wid in checks , plaids and mixed effe-cl very desirable for traveling suits , 01 price only 81.25. Ottoman in a full line of shades , won be cheap at $1.00 , offered nt our c-ounte for "uc a vard. BOSTON STORE , Fotheringhnm , White-law & Co. . Council Bluffs. Ia. N. B. Kid gloves dyed and cleane Agents for the celebrated Stamlai paper patterns. Mail orders prompt attended to , all orders tent prepaid. IMcctrlclty. The lecture of John B. DeMotte ws one that drew forth the warmest a plaus-e from Joseph Cook , who heard tl same. "It was the grandest talk < electricity that I ever heard , " said li "I would rather lose S500 than to ha' missed it. " Fort Wayne Ga/.ottc. For warming guest chambers , ba : rooms , etc. , our gas heaters are ju what you want. Look at them. Clea convenient , cheap. C. B. Gas and Ele trie Light Co. Bouricius Music House. Fine pianos nnd organs for cash i payments. 114 Stutsinan street. C. Bluft .Itirors lor IVdrr.il Court. The following grand and petit Jurors ha been drawn for the term of United Stat district court which convenes in this ci March 27 : Grand Jurors M. D. Harris , Missov Valley ; W. M. Spare , Cromwell ; E. A. Co signey , Avoca ; Andy Miller , Shelby ; Jol Priest , College Springs ; Silas Wilson , A lantic ; W. S. Atin | Hamburg ; W. A. M Henry , Denison ; S. N. lioruff , Macedoni D. A. Skinner. Clarlritla : M. H. Farro Crcston ; J. B. Gregp , lied Oak ; H.M.Mr pan , Cumberland ; John'W. Miller , Cornin A. J. Chantry , Malvcrn : A. B. Shaw , H Oak ; Frank Dallen. AUdubon ; M. W. Fulh Bedford ; Oioorgo Mazor Carroll ; F A. Je nings , DunlapV. ; . AWeaver. . Bedford ; S. Ucymcr. Aflon ; Charles Eschar. Harla C. Swan , Mount Ayr : J. M. Barber , Tabor. Petit Jurors C. U. Dewolf , Daniso George W. Franklin * Atlantic ; J. M. Hinu Cromwell ; Nlnncs Htica ( , Deloit ; G. Dann ; ALL UVi'fT cgree that the u i ot a liver jiill aft I dinnerl or to n conipltsh spec ! 1 results , is an h portant btep civilization. 11 1 Piercc's Pleasa : Pt-lluts are belt I tluin other Hv pills In almost c cry rcMMx-t. They' - the EiimlUijt , ensicst mie , most natural iu the way they nc cheapest , becaiiko guaranteed to give tali faction , or money returned. Wo all hai weak ivott. ( k'liernlly it's the liver. .1 active liver prevents impurities nnd pokoi from entering the blood. " I'leasaut PcUcts have n tonic effect upon the liver and tl Rcneral system. They run- Indigestion , Dj pcptia , Dizzy Kpc-lU. Blek or IJillcns Meat allies , and all dc-rangejncnts of the live stomach aud bowels. THE MAKKRS of Dr. Sagc'a Catan Remedy will pay you $500 if they -can give yon a complete and pcruian nt cur lied Oak A Shlte Anita. J H Craw ford Afton.C C llulloik. I'turiiiilu. A A Henry. IXMIOX W V l < iir.iwnilcnwitod : Frank Porter. Woo'lbine : H B Cini.v. Hast hirsH ( : H. Wrtttle.s , Audubon : M C' . John i m. Cliinmln : J , M Coats. Wlota ; li M. Wrijtlit. ( llenwo d ; J. P Burrows , Clarlndn ; H. L. Snyder. Shelby ; H. C Johnson. Allan- tir ; John I.lmro. Ks cx : John W. Omcr. Ta- lior ; lioonre W , MrtV > nl , Panain i ; II. II. Palmer. Corning ; II X. Merchant , Carroll ; IJobert tG. Clnrk. Sidney : John CSIlliland , ( ) lenwooilC. : J. West. Vllllsca ; Tilt Wilson , Carson ; . ! . C. Ferris , Ml. Ayr. llpnderMti Mnvllle. HilKtlalo ; D. N. Syp ? . Afton : J. A. T. Brmiier. Mannlln ; ; J. S.-heole , Bhrnla ; C. M. Past-hall , Newmarket ; Harry Towns , Hamburg ; David Woolev , Croswn ; D. II. Si-ott , Griswold ; John Alllsnn. Thavcr ; J. U. Faulks , Malvern : John Thornton. Farragut : A. W. Sxvarts. Shenanloth : ; E. Trusler , Creston : D. W. Blnckmore , Hlo'ttton ; I * C. I ewis , Harlan ; Wllllim Himilton , Mtice dotila. Mrs. Pfeiffer htn returned from hot eastern buslnoas trlj ) and announces the purchase of the largest st < x-k of millinery she lias over brought ti the city , anil her two Broadway stores will this spring bo more than over the emporium ol fashion. The styles are radically new this season , and the ladies will llml g''oal ' delight in looking at the many now and wonderful creation of millinery beauty , The date of Mrs. I'feiffcr's spring open ing hiu been iixed for Friday and Satur day. Ladies , don't forget that the Louis are at 25 Main street now. C.uno all , THIS \Miti's : : AMI'.SIMINTS. : : Mr * , riorrnri- Diihiiuy'A Tlu-.ltrr. Of course evet-ibaJy h.is saen or heard about the famous comedy "The MijhtyDjl- lar. ' ' which is the attraction bw'.to I ; it tlu Uohany theater for an engagement of ona night only , Wedncs lay. March 2i , with Mrs. Florence in the role of Mrs. General Gil- llory. The play is a pleasing pkture ol lobby and society life in the national capital and is so cleverly manipulated , so iuti-r woven with pleasing incidents and so re lieved by quaint national characters am bright dialogue tnat it immediately chiin' the attention and holds it through the plav Possibly no actress has ever received mm- , praise than has Mrs. Florence in this pat-tic ular role of the American widow who ha : lived abroad so long and returns to thi country with a decided mania for cvcr.Uhiii ) French. Mr. Howard Coveney will play the oppo site part of Hon. Barawell Sloto from tin Cohosh section. Mrs. Florence promises u : an unusual display of stage lostuming il r ing the production of "Tho Mighty Dollar' in Council BlufTs. ( iiinlncr In "Futlierlunil. " On Thursday evening Charles A. Gaitlne will appear in "Fatherland'1 at Dohatiy the atre. It is a picturesque comedy of humi life iu the Tyrol. Mr. Gardner is cmiccik-i to be one of the best exponents of ( .icruiai character now on the stage , and his Mimr are enough to ensure success were llu-n nauirht else in tlio play. The PhilaJciphu News. Indianapolis Jsews and otht-r papir concede that he is fully equal to Emmet Among the pleasing features of the iuinim entertainment is a genuine Tyrolean tuari ] < * from Talzburgcr , wliu will render a nuiiibe of selections. Mine. Helen Merrill , hairdre ing am manicure , lloom 312 , Merritim block. William-on & Co. . KKi Main street largest and best bicycle stock in citv. Geo. S. Davis , prescription druggist. . . . , , . . * * ! ! ! ! MIII M I.I MM > MUt U It is very difficult t o convince children that a medicine is "nice to take" this trouble is not experi enced in ad ministering' of Cod Liver Oil. It is almost as palatable as milk. No preparation so rapidly builds up good llesh , strength and nerve force. Mothers the world over rely upon it in all wasting diseases that children are heir to. rropamdbj Scott & Bownr N Y. All < I'ii 7 " JOHN DOHANY MANAGEB EXTRA ENGAGEMENT FOIJ One Night Only Wednesday March 22. w. I'rcecutliiE the I'.inniH nn.l Succciafu S.itirical I'o.nedy. igfcty Bo lar ! ' sri't'OUTEU UY HOWARD COVSNEY 1'HICE < 25c. WK0 iind } l ( U. ? e.it30 salr , Oe.'innms Montity inoinln nl ' .lo'i'locl al fuller's drug store. Upcr.i HOUM ! blork. Dohany's Theatn SWEET SINGER , Charles A , Gardner In His Tyrolean Comedy Under tlio Muunzemcnt of SIDNEY R. ELLIS. NEW SONGS ENTIRE. Tyrolean Quartette ! Special Scenery Thursday , March 23 Prices S5o , 50c , Ibo uud Sl.OO. SenfH on S < i/t ii ( So//or'h / Agents Wanted Evei-ywhera THE RENOWNED COAL SAVER 8avcs uno quarter of jour ci.it blh. prsretits oj nd clmluri. dust ojt C'jal cm , pruJuc.n pu.-fa : comtHKiion. kevt bulUr HJCI. c e in tuiit i ha Krein tlio iuli'ji" . afi > eiaiiij we i 01 inrJ ta lotto ? ! lln | iacKiZi cjtliiit ' 4 cunn li iu3li-ldi totriMtonnlonofi-o.il. For f jrtuur lafo.-uijtlj ilionornl't ' airita na-up. L. 8. ELLSWOKTH & CO. , 400 S. 13tn9. OmahaNab Attornays-at-lrw. I'rac .MiiKA/rtxiiiiin in t UlllDapdlllUllJUj tlco In the stnio an f ode ml cotirti. Itoonu ! W3-7-b-9 , Khuzai block , Council dluff , la. The Tariff Hot not rtlieJ the ( nice on Blackwell's Bui ! Durham Smoking Tobacco. There arc many other brands , each represented by some inter ested person to be "just as good as the HULL DURHAM. " They arc not ; but like all counterfeits , & they each lack the peculiar and attractive qualities of the genuine. We attach this tag to * , . , T r , o every bac of BLACKWELL'S foBrUtheL | ? oVciio'nMof [ DURHAM TOBACCO CO. the smoker. DURHAM , N. C. Dr. SYDNEY RlNC-i ; , I'rciesscr ct Medicine at University Collsce , London , Author of the Standard Handbook of Therapeutics , " oftuallu writes ns followsi rrom the o.irrful lumlw-c. , , f ] , , f. ATrnuin nnd otln-rs. . . I , nm . F I' tv n 'i AT * c * rt PI a trk - & > - > n an nvi rlm-nont : rom I rad'i rivals ) fri in niv u k - > n Tlii'riK'iiu | ; nro.juito iniiteadlni ; . andcani' > t i'i ill > ly i pj ! v I > Vt ! < II .I'Trs SC'.H-OA. " TtieSals * rftlflmn i > n V < N Ho. Ts'sfoco * is l'ii ' i-ir , Inn 'yr-p''V./ ' ! r'ic rev Oul'iori'yri'c ' ' ( Mr . . ' . , ' . ; , ; i-ntnfn tn n 11' , ' n i. ) ; > lintirt- . . ( > . < i . .mm li 11 Sfeeaiji Pe | Works. C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proprietor. not , Cleaning nnd Itefini&hing OF GOODS OF KVKRY DKSl'lUl'TIOX. Omaha omVe , 1621 Firnam St , , Tolopho.io Io21. Co incil H u To'lic and wor'.tj cor. Ave. A and L'lith St. Tolopho.no oIO. sund foireul uti : 1 p-ieo list. "Absolutely iiie Best Hade , " "A Delicious Medicated Con- reoXioa" for the relief of Coughs. Colds , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and for clearing the voice. Tor sale by nil Prtigjsts ; nt'd Confectioners. 1'arkfd i-i full two ounce packages , PriceS Cents. If yen arc unable to procure the Fomoni Coujrlt Tablets from j-our dealer rend us b cents in itanips nnd receive n box by mail. Alude by the manufacturers 'of the celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets. DUQUETTE & CO , Council ClufTn. In 3SSF IS CHEAP AS EVE K , But pork , hnni" ! , lard and huron , \vhllo way up hi 0 , niLrlnapi1 - at Mosi-licmlorf's inirkc ; > t than any other pliiiv ! In HID pity. Thu phu-o M iul your inuat 1 * wln-ro you cot , the bo-it nml the most for your money. I oul ; at HIDVJ prl.i4 and rccolK-ct that everything h Ilia Ijjit that S'wift & C'o. slaushtc-r : Shou.il.T CloJ , iree of&onc . 5o PlateBoll . -lo Boneless Corned Beef . 60 SlrloinButts . Oc KolsrofHe2f . OR Sirloin -trip1 . 80 irloin Steak . lOc tolSiio Porterhouse Steak . lU o to lee HinH6.ist . 8of)10o shoulder Iloast . . . . . . Ooto7o Shou'.derStealc . 7e Veal Stew . Oc Veal Koist . lOo Venl Steak . 12"c MuttonStev. ' . . ( ic Mutton Less . IDs Mutton Chop's . 12'iO Sausage . la'Jj Fjrl : Butts . 12'io PorlLr > ir.s , whole . I2ie ! Perk Chops . 153 S.UtPork . ISlio "riacon . 160 Lard . lOetoltc Hams . iaso to 17o Sliced . LOo U > 20c Sheep , whole . 80 Poultry and Fish always o \ hand. Nooth-r nnrk.3tc.il iluriUu it-J thai ) pr'ces and mind this Is for t.ie be-it Moats in ths city. F.1ESGHeDQRF . * KEfiT 89 , , V/holooalo nml Retail IB A rP 333 BROADVAY. counoii THK ixt KI.St.iH IIOSIK IIAKK.lt AM ) IISTKII ( none ffnujiia w thaut lirsx tlilriii ) nir later Improver ! itjla. l n Build tun's , hat doip Haunt ilronz Uui hl.-hnrate anl cloitii perfectly tUlu larvi U per csnt nutrllloui eliTnenu. Full da- rrluilrccircular on apiillritloa. AliUNT.S WANT Klllnererr conntjr In tlieL'S. AiliUuit. r | | Kltt.S : SfHL'l.TIIKl-S U N Main t. Counrll Illurij Iu. 4001tUOAI\V/VY. / COU.NCIL IH.Ul'Ki Money I.ojiied on DmnmiiUV.it3nas oat. H-X targaluslu unredcomaJ ulcdyoi. Thf Good Samaritan. M Tears' tiperknce. UBADJ'.K OF DISEASES OF MKK WOHUN. I'KOPIUUTOK OF TIUJ WOHLD'8 HKKHAL I > ISPI5M SAUV Oi' f treat ihe folhwfng Oiteusss : Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and I.linps ; Dla * cifcscf tlio EyeauU Ear Fitsnid Apoplexy , Hoort Diaenso. l.lvcr Comjilal , t. l.ltluev Complaint , N&rvous Dobiilty , Mental Doproo- nlon , Loss of Manhood , Seminal iVoakneas , nialte. , Bright Dheo-sc , Et.Vltna * Dance , Kheumatisrn , raralytla. White Swelling , Bcrofula , Fever Sore ? , Cancers , Tumors and Fistula In uno removed without the knife or drawing n drop of blood. Womp.n with her delicate orj-r.na re stored to health. Dropsy cured without tr.r.plo . Special : ittunlon ! alvcn totroiitiii nt'of nil hlood taints arl'ln ; i > v i-\ocssi'S or vices , Surer and rhunpor than a trip to thu Hot .ytirln s 'M to s.vv ) foifc t tt-r unv fnliuro to Fnrowitliu'it inrrciiry. Tapa Worms rcmoveJ In twn or three nours , or no pay. II. morrhoMs or 1'IUfl cured. THOSE YUIO AUK AFFLICTED Vt'lll save life and hundrede of dollars by calling on or u\iig ) OR. fi. W. PAHGLE'S HERBAL WEDICINES. The onlj- Physician who cnn toll what a iiurMiiivltliuut aiHlns n quc tlun All cnrrc5p nloncc ( tlrlc'.lv confidential. Medlclnf eout by czprcsa. AilJitss all lotura to G. W. PANGLE , M. D. 5 BUOADWAY.Councll B.uls , Ia. Send 4c stamps for roiifiunntial rnoly. OVIDE VIEW , Jui-tce ! of tlio I'oaou - - < 1" > IlrJa I way , Upst/iln COMMOTIONS A S l'lclAUTV. : Special Ij'dll KAI.K Kull * ct of tl'inori tooli. eooilcaudl- tlon : ft b.iriln lniiilro | of Kni nro Co. . Cuuucll Din J < GI'J.\CHKS In liawvvi c U-HT , Sob. ai IJS3. en In Knmtler. fi.W Improved : ) ncrt ID Baf. falo conity. { I7.W. lioul hij tlirj ) inlk-1 froaj Illoonilnntun , I'ranVlln coinjj. . I.'JJJ otUjr larrun fur > ale. Juliaita.i \ V in I'altiu. ICO-At'llE wull IrauroTpil f ir u In lo r at tlj. Vf ) acrilinnniTOil I''t. UarJn airj fruit ( arm near t'ou-icll Hlutt , U. Sp9.iili ! GJiicru farm no r ( .ItriwucK ] , % 'J } . I'unui. mr.lun nnJ trult landtfur tjlo. Johnnoo \ \ an I'ut-i 1 HI lll.ST-l.nrro 10 room homo with nil modem -i ImpruTcmcnti. on 1'nik nvcncu. tii per month. t , room huuau with good Darn , now , Us nor month 1 tncoln iiTontio. Kour cnijiio ho'inas In Twin ritr I'laco , uoar hcjri llro . factory. H per monlli each. 6-roora cottiKtii on Tlilrd : ivenuj , north of trim- frr. ( II per month. 6-room rotin/uon ATL-HU i c , noir 33thttreal.il rer raunth. Aiinljr to K. II Odell , .Nu. 7. block , I'ouncil nlutri. 'ANTKO-lilrl for ( . - t.iiral hou > c ork. JJ , C'allaban , 3IIU Cth uvtuuc. GAUHAGK reraoTert. C-MJIDSH. Tuiiltf. chlmnar * clfonoJ. Well prcpjrol fur tlu wjr * . tTd llurko cltr building. a larj9 ll > t of promrtr. linprore. ! aul unlmproTea. for mluln all uirtt ul tlu clir. most of It at low prlcM ; lu-nooflt tor/ b'l'-ap . It you think of burincomi fin I > a > whit I cm oBt-ryou. It imr UTJ you tain/ . IIMoJee , ho. Ill Mtiln itrest. T l > . JU'D.Si.v. civil en ln < nr. Illue prlnta of IJ , < niiiicli lllullt mill all nil litloni : nl o patturaita forSJO head of Hoc * WJUtii avermg. r'W A < IIK farm In eilif countr. Notiraika , all In i/cultlTBtlon. ttl.'JO per ncre. t-lritclum cllr propi-rty to chanu for Boot land ponj 111 de. criiJilua < pf tao lanj jor. iiurj i , uti r Jobnttoa A Vnn I'atton. Iisrit MT3nnU loini K < rm nn I cltr priiurtr * and .014. I'utjf A ThoajM , couuoll MUDKItN rrildence , tnutheaitern Nebra > ka > Counrll Illutl. lot nnd Tt-oore farm ; noU nii4 all fur Council Iliu3 icildciicu. Addrvn U. U. U.I WaraerTllle , .N b. '
