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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1893)
B > * * a m THE OMAHA DAILY HIM : -WiiDNKSDAY , MAY 8 , 1803. 3 THE DAILY BEE OFFICE. NO 12 I'KAHti l'llt rrfl ijr e riler to tiny jmi of tha city II TII.TO.V , MANAUHU ll'Hlni'V.omve No ,13 Tl t . runners I , lNglt | | mit'ir No M . ; ; % r/u.v. N Y PUiinMnKfr. Hoston Store Nutc hatitf sllkl. Miltonlicwr is the hnttcr , WrJ nro.i < lvv. > y. Ono him Ircil nnd twenty dog taxes had boon 'ssucd up tn i.ist ovonlhtf ClmrlosA Clement nnil Mar > II evertoii , both ot Oii.ahn , vvcro ururrlud by Justice 1'0\ l St OVOlllll'T J CV lUs ami MM ! Cora Pllllnnro to bo nmnU'il thii fvemiiK at " o'clock at tlio homo < > f th" bride in Nuola. Hair > \ \ a\l.itlniul Uora Darling vvcro tti.'ir.n-d . lottri'ii ' } afttinoon tit the Wcstuin liousi liv IU'v ! it'iir > DoloiiK , , loroM was lined $ lfi ( iO In police court jrsti'rdaj for indul-jlnc In a (1st ( light at a I/\v r MJIII strei't i.ilnon latt wcuk. L \V 15 i'nili ( of K.ibattm , Mo. , and Miss imiinl , Mov riiof Kcnton , O.vvoio tnitr- i li-il ( Htrrduv ( if tn noon bj .Ttiitlio Fox P t MMiMn > in\ who works for the motor con i M N hid in' . Illinois smashed ycstrrday nior-i a lnli working at the car houso. Th > V < ii in Ml iliof the \ctcrnn Legion Miii in ijhsi i M it this j oar on Sunday oveil ing Ma J" Hi tin Klrst H.iptlst I'liwvh. 1 nn Ii. IM'iiuill moot this nvonlnt ; In thrlrlini Among the indni'omi'nts fora fill' ' it/i mint of the inumbors Is aiiiiounccd a supt PI .lolin Ivrinigr-r1 vv.is arrested last cvenln , , ' on ' "iipl iint nf his \vifo , I'hargiMl with kirk- int ii i 'list'irb.ini'o ' aiound tlio doinustlc hf.u tlist iin ( U 'l.ulor of f'.irrcll has pmrimsrd the l.Hi \ \ II < .i.u 'lj' drug stoic and will run It iiulrrtlii linn nainoof Taj lor & Co Mr Tailor I'onn * . fioni Cairoll , In. A ini'i tun. of the beioml l'rosbtcrlnn t'himh ii'nl inni4tPgntlon "HI b held this evening f'U tin- purpose of consrdpring the nth isubllity of tn-i ting n now building Tin I'nlou laission of the Wood bury school house will brat the Oolong mission moot- lint tonight Mi Ale-oil vx 111 pii'sldo ul the organ and spi-i i il mnsiu will hi' provided Two now ( MSI'S of sc.uli't fovur were ro- ] ioi tt'tlestor da \ at tliij ollk'o of the eit.v link tin-p.itii nts being Stella Gilhuit , fi'iti Seventh street , and a child iiuincd MUIIOH , JiOOs sixth avenue Shortli before the hour of adjournment List i veiling thi ) tii.il of the ( MSI ; of Leonard lAetett against ( Jcorgo ( latus , a suit under a landlord s wilt of iittsiihineiitva3 begun It the distill t court. Or .1 M H.ustovv has mo\ed out ol Ins rcsidinie OP South Sixth stitot , and is about to begin the \\ork or tearing do n tin house inhich hu has been living lie \\lilputupa handsome ho'ise on the same lot to cost In the nelghbothood of JJf > 00 A Juii Has empaneled in the distilet court jpsteidjv inthciaso of Mis A. .1 C.ule ngainst .1 lloumth After the jui > was In the box It uas ilisi'o\eied th.it sonio onu had Flu-eroded in running off the plaintiff and the ! ittmne\ \\\s nithout a client Ho ai'- untvlliigl ) dismissed the case at the costs of the plalntltl A llgnt took tilnco hist c\cning ut the Colorado house on [ , uHcr Hioad\va\ \ \ the birtemler ana "S.inJ\point" Adams MCIO the ibief paitieipants. The polite wen summi'iied to put a stou to the tumble , hut bifoie the\ aimed both of the combat ants hail ploughed gieat furious in the atmosphere and loichutl a i nee of safety Pat Haniphan Has sentenced to a term of ic\eial ila s in the city jail last ncek , but HIIS dlsihiugel S.ituidaj in older that ho /tiicht 'go to i Inn ih Sumlamoining , " as he F.iiil He piomiscd to le.no tonn tit once , but ho failed to do as ho act cud. Yesterday ho turned tin again \\ltli a laiger and more unmanageable Jag than -befoio. Ho Has lined $10 : ' . ( ! in police touit. U Jeffrifts , u hiuk tlihcrlio cninc hero recentlj fiom Plj mouth , Hancoclc inunty. was arrested \esteidav morning on an in- foiination Illi'tl b.v .loo Welch chaining I lin nlth einbe/xlemint. Welch claims ho "knockeii doHii" fates to the amount of about if0 1 he case will bo tried thiiuftei- noon in Jnstko Ylcn's coutt , and In the meantime Juffiies is stopping at the county Jail Another largo crowd witnessed tlio per formance at Dohaus s of the Corso Pavton companj in the play entitled "Escaped from Singbim ; ' In it all the pctfoimetseio keen at their best , Mr Pnjton introduilnga gieat manj of his singing and dancing spe cialties , which took immenselv This evening - ing ' Mt'oantrv" will bo mesentcd. It is described as a sensational meloiltaiiui and Hill arouse the Ihcllest intetest from the time the curtain goes up. Annie F HoH , a -\ear-old ! pirl , was taken in charge by the pollen Monday night mid turned over to her p.uents She disap peared from her home in Nobtaska City Homo time ago , and no track of her could be obtained A fen nights ago she ciimo from Omaha , nhoie she had been an inmate of a house of ill fame , and was taken in li.v the propileticss of n disicputablo den on Pieieo street , \\liere she Has found by the pi lice She HUB taken baik to her home \Vhlsteliibof Dentson uUl iy n visit to Council IHiifls I'rul.i.N evening and meet the club of tnisiiti in mortal comli.it Ten of the leading business men of Denison lom- pose the ( lubliilo the Hluffs club consists of the folluning J. .1 Shea.I M Uaistow , .1 C Watennan. O. P Wickham , , T i : Casadv.W K Aitchison , I. M Tre.\nor , I r Hcndtlcks , W .1 Lautorwasscr ami T C Dan son ' 1 hi' contests \ \ 111 take place at the home of Mr Shea on South Eighth street 1 liu l.umil llnutl , Council HlulTB. Most elegant liolc-l in lowiv. Dining room on eovontlt iloor. Hutos , $3 to So I'.cr divy. E. l \ Clurk , Prop. Protect your lioinos against tlostruc- tlvo Htorms.V. . C. .laiiius has the strongest compiinius in the norhl. Another iinpro\oiniiit to tlio poptilur Bchtihort piano. S\uuiKm Musio Co Lucius Wells is In South Dakota S P MneConnell and E A Wickham have gone to Denver J A Uoff of the Hock Island spent jes- terdaj in Des Monies Mrs A H Klein loft \nsterdaj for a visit A lib fii < nils in K.ins.is Cit.\ . \ \ illi.iin Sledet'topf Is seriously 111 at his bomi in the castein part of the city. Slnrlej ( iilliliul of ( ilennood was in the cltj vesterdaj attending district court. Mis Saikett and daughter. Miss Nellie , leave toda\ for ChliMgohere thoj will spend tliu summer CoiiKressinan A h Hager of Ciieenlleld ii stopping at the ( irand , accompanied bj bin \\ifo and dauchter Mrs John N llaldn In retuinedestordav from a slmrl visit in Chicago , uhcro she will soon take up her residence. Canls are nut announcing the marriage of Mr I * A Atkins , manager of the telephone companj and Miss Ella Luster , a nt-ll knon n and jHipularOIIIIK ladj of this city. Itvlll take place on Wednesday , Maj 10 Every staple article anil novelty in the china line at Lunii Hroo. Now pattern who frames for tit-sue lamp shades. A H. Perigo k Co. . 10.1 i'earl st. , Columbia anil other high grade blejeies. Able jour gncer for Dome&tlu The follovMiig building permits vvero Issued yestonlaj J I' \\eu\or 714 Mii tt'r streit , ad dition . . . . $ r > 00 MVOIK U21'JMxth ilNi'iiue , aililltloii. . . . 1MI t- II , Wiulsnortb. ItnvllsV I'lrsl ailill- tlnn , two-storx brick , Stl\70 . . . 0,000 H , II Wiiilsunrtli. llnvlKA1 strip , t o- htory brlcU , Ul \ KM ) 8,000 J. M Iliirstow. lot 0. lilock 11. lliivlKV 1'lrst iiildltlon , ihM'llliii : . 3IU11. ! 3.&OU For tlrst-elass rooms in Chicago for World's fair cull on Ohio ICnox. A new invoice ot English turbans , lutebt anil Btyllsii , at the Louis. lite Domestic boap. It la the beat NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS What it Will Cost the Bnrllngton to Erect Its New Depot. VERY GREAT SHRINKAGE IN ITS VALUE U Will Nut Ilo the I'nliUUl Strurtur * Which the Company tin * Led ( ho . People tn llelliito that It Would lie. It looks verj much as thouph that wonder ful passcmjer depot that was t ? lng to be built by the Chicago , HurlinRton X Quincy Halhvaj1 companj at an expense of $ 'W,0W ( was largely the figment of somebodj or other's Inmidnation. According to the reports that were llrst given out the bullillm ; was to | bo on the * jamo general plan ai the North- I vvustcrn depot that was put up last spi Ini ? . a inagnlficent brlcU structure that would bo a Joy forever on account of its wondrous beauty. Yesterday P Wind uf this cltj ro- ii'lved a letter fipm the huadi | larteis of i tlio company in Chicago notify hig him that his bid was the lowest on the list and the contractvo dd bo invatiled to him 'I'ho papers j ill be signed within the next few da.vs It not gencrallj known , but It ia a fact ovettheless , that Mr Winds bid on Ibo pecillcatinns tint weio given him bv the 'ompanjvas * 7.777 and that bid covii. tlie yitlre test of tonstiuction from breakln * , ' be ground to the adule boan' on the | hlngled toof A gentleman who has had an ppottunitj of examining the spccllli ations tatis that the entlte test of the mason vork will be unuur # .t OIK ) , and that , too , on a ulldlmr which is to buof brick and stone , " s the announcement lead several months go Altogether It looks as thnus.'li the Uur Ington railway had been thtowing dust In hi ) eves of the public bo that it might not bo cen that its intention was to erect only such depot as would nut provoke the public to ii k it up and thtONV it out of Couiu.ll HlnlTs jodilj. i niM > 10 r.vr < n i r A ri\ci : % luptlHt I'lirtlnni .MilUlnc ,111 Wildcatur tn Sittliithrlr Illlliirrni r * . 'I ho announcement , of the negotiations hat have been going on between the I'ust nd 'lemplc Haptist cluir < .bes of this city 'or a settlement of difliculties and n union of ho two organizilious has causid a good leal of inteiest among the chinch people ielovr are given the two seta of resolutions hat passed between the two org.ml/ations , ho Hist being tliu invitation sent bj the 'list i huii.li \\nouas Allttli'OM'i ajear ago tbeiec\- sted a dllloieni e of opinion ainung the inriii- H rs of tint Tlist I ! ijitlst rhurch of I'utrncll Illulls In lok'.ml to the p.islot at tb it time , ivhli'b dllli teni'e of opinion lid loadlvlslon if the Chun Ii. nnil at times ID nn < hi Istl.ui nuts mid \Mirds upon the part of many of the mi'iii 'iris , hiilh of thnso who \\lllnlrf\\ and those . \lio irmalnrif , and Uhi'ii'isVe , as a chiinh bold no bltler- nss against Iho e uholllidn'N , and sliii n II si-i'ins best for the Haul 1st i ins" In this illy lilit Inrj all b" nnlleil , tin r fun' , bi It Ursii\i | d That \M , till' tiirinheis of the I list laptlst church hitch ) i-\tviid a coidlalcl - onit' to thoc uliovltndri'H , nho now belluvu I Is fin HIV bisl Inieii'sts of tincatisu of In 1st and tlm Ha 1)11st chinch in thNcltj , lli.u he > .i-'uln Idi ntlfj tin lurches vvlth tliu 1 Irst bun h and 111 vvinK ae.iln In linmony for lie salatlon of souls and foi tin upbuilding if Uu c uiso of t lirlsl , and hi > It fin ilm Id solved , Tb it a i ony of thi < i usolullons in M nt to all h i \\ilhciio\\ To this was sent the folloumg teplv by ; ho Temple chuich Inasmuch as the IndU Idu.il mi mbers of the 'I'l'innh' HapiKt chniih II.IM ici ilxi d a com- niinli-.itlon finin the Tlisl II ipllst chinch In- . Itlni : th'jin to unite vvlth thuh church for the ipbnlldlnt ; of the cause of ( hrlt , be It ItesoUi-d , That the Temple 11 iptlst church : > f ( . 'ouncll lllnll's , In. , say tnthi < 1 list Ilaptlst cliurch , asvell as to all the otbii Haptist churches In the city , that \\e , the Temple Haptlsl chinch , will entei lain but onu piopo- sltlonl lthat all thu II iptlst i b.iiches of C'onncll Hlnlls la. , dish mil andfoim a new : > rganlratlon uiidir a new name and a new inan.iKcment , and bo It finlher Hi-solved. That a copy of tlieso resolutions bu sent to the Tlrst Haptist chuicli. A ritACTioAi , INV isr.m.VT. : SIIIIIH Oilnroim | of the I'erpntuil Ma'urlty Iliinillni ; Cnnipiiii ) ol C'oiinvil ItuilM. The follow in'aro , Mimples of hundieda of lottoifl received ut the homo olllcu of the Perpetual Maturity Hundin * , ' com pany , comitif1 ; from practical business men who have critically examined the plans and principles of the company ; Piior. HOPKINS' OPINION. FHIIND , Nub. , April li ! ) - I have care fully Dxamined into the all airs of the I'orpotual Matuiity Uundliifr company , nnil can bay I am well butUllcd with its miinagoment and would unhesitatingly rccommoiid it to the eateftil eonsidera- tion of any one f-eokin * , ' a ilrst-ela&B , re liable Investment. Respectfully , D. < J. HOPKINS , Principal Friend Schools. \NornKii NK\VSPAPIU INnousLMINI' . Olllco of the Labor Problem , Minne apolis , Minn. , April 118. J. H. Allen bourotuiy Perpetual Uondiii" ; company , Council IMulfs , la. : Di-ai bitWe here with acknowledge the iceeipt of four bonds purchased in jour company. Wo will further s-ay that we are more than pleased > vith our investment and per fectly satihlled with your methods of do ing business , mid consider the system moio advantageous than the old line in stil anco companies , inasmuch that your bonds mature and benefit while living. Hofoto investing vvithou we made a thorough inv estimation us regards leh- ability and the workings of jour ctim- imrry. The Mime resulted in your favor. And now we do heartily endorse the Perpetual Maturity Bonding company to the public as a wife and short prolit- ublo investment. Yours truly , "Tlie Labor Problem , " Per G. .1. Hiuv , Manager. Mut'ial l.utt'rtaiiiinrnt lit Mtirllrr'H * The annual opening of the Mueller Piano and Organ conipanv commenced lust evening nt the rooms on Main street Tor fortv- eipht horns the store had been clos' d to pur- chnsois and in the meantime a laigo foico of men had been busily engaged In dci mating and arranging tlio stock so as to show it off to the best possible ad vantage. When the store w.is opened at 7 o'clock a sieno of unusual beautj was pre sented Hverv piano was deiorated with ( lowers loan extent that almost m.ulo the onlooker doubt whether it was a piano w arc- room or a eonsenatorj. LJpstaitsn similar ttansfoi ination had been olTccud The stage was beautlfullj adorned with roses , and a largo iiumjcr of chairs had been brought in for the niiommodatlon of vis itors An e\tclient musical program was rendered to the entire satisfaction of the largo audience U included piano duets bj Miss CJertrudo Cilcason and Mr J II siinnrs. vocal selections bj .Mrs Wakefleld , Miss Neolo Ogden and Mis Dillon , ami violin solecllons by Mr H Xerkowski and son Albert , besides two selections bj n quartet composed of Mrs Waketleld. Miss Xeolo M. Ogden , and Messrs Claude Ogden and W h. Thickstun. The opening will lonlinuo thnniRout the remaining ovenings-of this week , and the public will bo welcome Ten DIIJ-t ut tliu World's r.ilr It will enst you less than WO.OO , everything - thing necessaty includi'd This means homes in private oottago , clean , bafo , eli se to grounds and on the biach of Lake Michigan. Write to .1. T. Chyno- vvoth , Windsor Park , 111. Hefurc to II. W. Tilton of TIIK HKI : , or .lucob bima of Sims iV Hainbrlc.ge , dnmch Blufls. \i > lnr n I'lrninrii Dnnre. The annual hall given bj the veteran llro- mcn Mondaj night called out one of thu largest crowds of the season , and from the tlrao when the strains of the granu march vvero heard until nearly ' . ' o'clock In the morning the spacious Hour of the Masonic haUwainlledso full of the merry dauccra AS to Klvo one the Impression that a tlo/en moro would have tnndo It uncomfortable Lxcrllpnt miisii1 was furnished by an orehcstM The | > nrt of the festivities In which every o'io was most Interested was In the voting of the hat to the most popuhr joung lady Heretofore It has been the custom to crown the voung lady re ceiving the most votes iQiicrn of the Mav , but In this event a now departure was taken , and n line ha > of the latest Parisian pattern was the prle The voting went on rapldlv , 5bS ballots being contributed nt lOccnts each. At the close the vote stood as follows Maude Cousins , -41. Tllllc Ixiutrtngor , M3. Ooigin Gainer , 10,1 Mamie Amy. * W Miss Amj was consequently declared the winner The b.ill was a great success , both soclallj' and llnanclal'.v ' , and the association under whoso .iiispkcs It was given now lluds Itself In Ilvst class condition. Sr 1. 11 uro In. Mrs J. O. Wadsworth. the popular Coun cil Hluffs soprano , Is adding largclj * to the reputation she has alrcadj accomplished as a singer. She Is now visiting her old homo In Champaign , 111 , and the follo-.vlng extract from the ( ja/ctto of that place will bo read with Interest bv the many people in Council Ulutfs who delight to hear her sing One who heard Mrs Wadsworth when she was Miss Kittle Haker and was then charmed with her delightful giilish voice , iin well npTUcciato the volic which has since had added to It the grace , dlgnit.v and linish which womanly experience Im parts Her llrst number , a selection from Verdi's "Sicilian Vespers , " brought her and letu e into close sjinpathj with her , wblih i ontlnuul on and on tlnough ' 'I'ho I'ields In Maj. " ami over the Tetrj to Shadow Town , ' to witness the witching "Shadow Danco" from Meverbeers "Di- norah " Pet haps the greatest enthusiasm was evinced over the song in which her stoi.v of love should be "Still as the Night , Deep as the Sea ' a i banning composition bj llolim Ihe English veision of Auf ili'in Wesseru Slngi'ii , ' b.v Sbubott , was fol lowed by a billll.int rendition of the atia C'.ista Diva" fiom Norma , " winch showed , i lemaikable tlexlhilitj of voice that had been moie than hinted at in the perfect trill shown in some of the eat Her numbers Dennee's new , pictl.v song , 'Sleep Little Hatij of Mine" bi ought to a happy finale the tare treat whkh needed only the hearty "Ciood Night' of Hubenstcin , sung tight lieaitllj b.v Mis Wadswoith , to complete a program of rare excellence. 1'ieo treatments uailj from 2 to 1 p. in. at the Council LHutls Medical and Surgical institute , 110th and Broadway. Coal and wood ; best and cheapest Missoui i haul wood in tlio city ; prompt delheiy. 11. A. Cox. No. 4 Main To.\es ? and barrels of Droxel's Bell cologne , a delicious pel fume , ilo bottles foi lOc. U.uis , the druggist. 'Ill I'll Ol till ) ( llllllO. Lew Is Mat tin w cut into a gambling house last Sunday to while a way a few hours in a festtvogaine of poker When ho quit plac ing ho knew more about how not to plaj poker than when he started , but it cost him all he had , about * J4 Yesterdav aftetnoon he commenied a suit in .lust lie Pox's lomt to collect the t-4 ! fiom Hen Long and IM Anderson , the two men who ate supposed to run tbc establishment He also swore out information charging them u ith keeping a gambling house Tbej vvcte arrested and gave bonds for their appearance todaj Martin will ptobablj Hud himself defendant in a ciiminal proceeding , ihirged with the mine of gambling , and then both suits will bo dismissed , and that will bo the end of the proceeding " Mine , llelon Merrill , hairdtessing and manicuring. Hoom , ' 1TJ , Merriain block. Williamson & Co. . 100 Main street , largest and best bicycle st KJK in city. Coolc jour meals this summer on a gas lange. At cost at the Gas companj' . W. J. Wallace , building materials. Mo Tickets uu 'Ir.iliiH. Another rule has Just been perpetrated bj the management of the motor company which is causing a good deal of complaint fiom the traveling public. It has been the custom to sell children's tickets in lots of ten for - . " > cents , and every conductor used to bo provided with tickets for silo on the trains A few dajs afto the rule was adonti'd that hereafter the tickets shall not bo for saloon the trains , but all who wish them must go to the olllco of the company at the coiner of Avenue A and Twenty-eighth street ami buy them at headquarters 'Ihe rule is appar ently the result of a desire on the part of the companj' to inconvenience its patrons to tlio v ery limit and make evcrj one w ho w ants a child's ticket put up an extra 5 or 10 cents for the privilege of buv ing it. The ladies of the Union Veteran Le gion will have a plant sale on Thursday and Friday ; also servo dinner and sup per at ; 128 Broadway. Stop at the Ogden , Council BlulTs , the best $11.00 hou o in Iowa. Domestic f-oap outlasts cheap soap. The follow ing marrlago licenses were is sued j esterdnj . Niimi' and Address. Age. j Ili-nry W Ovlatt , Council Hliiffs . Ul I | iiHiilarllnn' , C'ouncll Illulls . IB J John C Watts , Neoln . 23 I Corn II Olllln , .Neola . 20 I Tieduili'U Tansen , I'ottay at ta mlo county 23 I Kmma Mamies , I'ottavv.ittamlu countj " - ! J IMnnid litmus , I'ottauattnmle county 20 I Helen Oltimnns , Poll iwatt.imle comity. . 20 J Tr.ink Ilarlow , C'onncll IllulTs . 25 i Can h ) A. UtterbacU , Council llluffs . 19 I rharlcs A. ( 'lenient , Omaha . 80 I Maty I. ( .overtoil , Omaha . 27 See the peerless Dauntless bicj'cles and get terms. Henry Murphy. 10 I'earl. S. P. Vanatta , attorney , > Everett blk. Geo. S. Davis , prescription druggist. Domestic soup best for hard water. Ililil } Will -Not ltiliii PiTTSiitnto , Pa. , May -Senator Quay , been in regard to the latest ntorj' of his resigning , said ho had no aueh in tention whatever. n /.i7nr.it i Vurlnbln U IniU Wl I Illoir and It Will lie \\nriner In Nrbraska Foduy WAsuiNoroN , D. C , Maj 2 forecasts for Wednesdaj . For Nebraska and Iowa Generally fair ; variable winds ; slightly w at mer in eastei n Iowa. For the Oakotas Generally fair , followed bv showers in North Dakota ; wmds be coming southcilj' Local Itri oril. i Wnvrnnit HIUIEAU , OMAHA , Mav - Omaha record of temperature and rainfall , compared vvith corresponding daj' of past four jcais : 1803. IR'12. 1801 1800 Maximum temper mm00 = 55 bl ( = 5J5 Minimum lompi'r.itiiro 110 = 17 = 17O J.jo Aveiago tempuiatuiolb = 51 = Oio IH = I'reclpllarlon .T .01 .00 .22 Statement showing the condition of tem perature mil piecipltation at Omaha for the daj and slme March 1 , Ib'.M : Noriniil ti'iiipcriitiirn . 57O Dutlcli'licv foi thoduv . 0- Dfllcli'iioj > .inci > March 1 . J05 Normal precipitation . 12 Inch Di'lli'lcncy for tlm day . . . .12 inch Dellolency Miuch 1 . 3U Inch Itrport * from Other 1'olutH at H p. in. 1" luulcatui traoi ) HUNT , Local Forecast Offlclal. - - ffln * AFFAIRS AT $ ( flITIl OMAHA Old Soldiers Preparing to Properly Observe Memorial' ' Day. REV , DAWSON WILL-BE THE SPEAKER el - Ic ith of nn ( > ! d lliuidiijrp of tlio Iliimmoiul Com | > nn > I'mlumtlor lllinK"1' Hi'Iiort Other City No . The members of Robert Livingston post , No ! ! * : > , Grand Aimj of the Hepuollc arc alrcadj making preparations for the pr .pcr observance of Memorial Sunday and Deioiatlon tiaj1. I'ho services on Memorial Sunday will bo conducted in the Ilaptlst church. Kcv. Davvson. pastor of the Tlrst Methodist church , has consented to deliver the sermon and an Interesting service may Lc exi i ctcd. At the last meeting of the post the ob servance of Decoration daj was discussed. The lodges of the Women's Kehef Coips and the D.iughtois of Veterans v\lll attend to tlio iloral offerings and the follow Inir coin- mitteo lias been named to look aftec tl.o general anangements for the dav .1 W Cress , T T Elliott. Captain Kellej , C. C Shellenberg , C P Forbes and T Aehor The committee will meet at Mr Elliott's ofllie on next Saturday night and outline their work On Monday evenincvhlle tlio post was In session the meeting was brought to a halt seveial successive general nlaiins belnir given at the door When the outer gu.iid throw open the door In marched a whole party of wives and daiiRhteis all membets of tlio U omen's Hi lief Cot ps , who told of their mission Thej had invaded the camp of the veterans for the purpose of Invit ing them to n luncheon which awaited them in the adjoining room , wheie the Women's Relief Corps has iiiarteis | The Invitation was accepted and the tefieshments were lelished 'I ho bal- aiii o of the evening w as cnjoj ed as old sol- dleis and their friends ana families know- how. It was a complete surprise to the vet erans. Robert Livingstone post has accepted an inv itation to attend a session of U S Grant post in Omaha next Thursdaj night. llniiiiiiunil I'lnplo u Pnul. Cornelius Henson , after a few days of Intinso sulTeilng , died at his homo at TV.entj-third and ( J streets jesterdaj even ing at 5 DO o'clock Hrlght's disease was the diiect cause of death Mr Henson had been stock clerk in the ofllce of the G II Hammond company for the List seven jears and vv.is very much esteemed bj both his emplojcrs and fellow clerks Although he had only been sick for a few dajs he bail snrTcictl moioorlt'-is from the disfasefor along time Home of his acquaintances called to see him \csteidaj but bo was unconscious and did not iciogimo them He was of English birth anil had been In this country for the last lifteen j ears. Ills ago vas .12 } cars He leaves a wife and onechild Ch.irlps Young , also a clerk for the Hammond mend companj , is lying very ill at his home in Omaha i I'oslmuster < iliii ! > i > n'ii Hopmt. Postmaster ,1. M. Glnsiow's repot t for the month of Aptil is , ib fuUou.s : 21U miniev ordris Hhueil amounting lo il.SPt 01 I'll poital notes Issued aniounliiu loK > > > J 'J7 foiilKii nioiiry oulcis li-snid amounting to . . 308 14 Total ' . . . . . . ! 2.460 38 ICG minify orders p.ihl $1,877 ilf 110 postal notes pulij 'J'JJ bll 3 forelKn orders iilil. , 80 00 Total . $ JlbG 45 Amount s > t imps tuid u.itdi sold . Mt > l'J 14 Amount stumped umi'lupes sold. . , 'J.l'JJ 5'J Niimuer pounds nen.sjiiipi'r as sec- Illltl-ClUSS IIMltlT . . 11,4'J4 Niimlierof reglstoruil loiters iiiulli d. . 1&5 r < uiiilieiuf legihti'it illi'tterireeel > ed 1 An in ; , | < ' 3' > l > li > Coneort. The ritst Presbyterian church , at the cor ner of Twentififth and J streets , was well filled lust .night , the occasion being a concert for the benefit of the Young People's faocl- ctj of Chiistian Iindea\or of that church The piofratn tonsisted of songs bv the "T. K."iiuattet and iceit tl > ns bv Miss M . Ella Daj of Omaha. Each number was wurmly icceived , and the receipts of the evening were highlj' satisfactorj to those who had the lonceit in chaise Leo G KraU was the music. . ! dltcctorof the ovcn- MHglo City K itoi. C. P Boll of Bellevue is visiting friends in the city. L E Davis of Norfolk vibislting his sister. Mis. D. P. Roth E. M Bonnoll of Chicago has accepted a position w ith tlio South Omaha Music com pany. Justice Hedges tied the nuptial -knot vcs- tordav for William U. Chandler and Miss Ella Woods. Mavor Walker and City Attorney Van Dusen rotumcd homo last night from a hur ried trip to Chicago. Captain Chatlcs Porter of engine house No. 1 , who has been ill for some time , has again reported for dutj' . Ed Ainscow Is completing a row of slx- loom houses just west of the L stieet via duct. They are tuilt of hrkk T Geary is building a bouse in Corr lean's addition It will bo occupied by Thomas Peterson , a stock yards emplove Garbage Master Snlvely is around notifj- ing eveivbodj that tho.v must clean up their back jaids and allcjs Defoio the weather gets too w arm. C W Miller , the popular postman , will spend his fifteen dajs vacation with fi lends In Linioln and Blair Dm ing his absence E S Dinlels will talce his loute P C Muirjj , the well known athletic bather , loft hero for St. Joseph's hospital last evening About a > cur ago Mnrraj sus tained a biokon Jaw while in a pie ! tight In Iowa , and since that time the wound has given him a ( 'real de il of pain The old sere w ill now have to bo cut open and the jaw bone scraped in order to save his life. CUIl.l'lt HI tOI.VHUX. It IB A'ssuuilliK .Se IDIIH I'riiiinrtlotiH nnil Jfrn Kremlin An ) .1111111111 ; the Itcliuls. Kirr WKST , Fin. , May 2. Tlio behojiior Lillie nrrivi'd jcitordny from Giolora , Cuba , ai d roportb the Cuban Hug limiting over the fortress. Tlio i evolutionists number 1,100 , and are in possession of the dity. A 'ichoonor ar rived theto irom i an D.imiiigo on April " . " > with many ruvuliitionists on boiutl. Hxpeditions ma , being ; lltted out in .lamuicn anil .SuHUiiungo under direc tion of General Que > aH ( for the Houthorn provinces. General Uulojj is hino , and it is believed bo will direct expeditions from Florida ports for the northern prov inces. Cnbarm bet o are enthusiastie There are'J nany causes of sleeplessness > * -Tliere is one yon seldom notice It is indiges tion. That tossing about that inability to sleep is na ture's \\arning. It means dys pepsia. When thet indigestion goes , sleep comes . Use of Johann Hod's Malt Extract does much to do that. It dissolves starch ; it makes makes certain food elemeuts so easy to digest. There is a booklet about this Extract tint may interest you ; sent free. 1'or talc everywhere see Unit signature of "JOHANN HOIT" Is ou nock label of bottle. hlaneri Mundelsou Co. , bole Agenti , Now York , over the nown , and It is bolloved many of them arc nnxtoimly awaiting an op portunity to get to the Inland. SpanlHli pnportt endeavor to suppress the magnitude of the revolution. One Havana paper admit * that 600 men are in the revolutionary army in the province of Valla Abjo and 2,000 In the Santiago province. A meetlnir of war win ealletl by the captain general. The Spanish troops are moving aettvelv enough to indieate that the SpanMi government believes strong measures will bo necessary to suppress the upris ing. The troop * which left Havana for Puerto 1'rlnelpe received their month's pay in advance. Cuban1 , hero believe that every province will join in the revolution in a few weeks. Tlio federal olllciala hero are using every precaution to present any expedition leaving hero. The enttor MeLatie is the only govern ment vessel hero at pret-ent. To ( Hrrlmnl i hi' i'lilc ( ; < > . Niw YOUK. Mav 2. It was s-tated yesterday by an olnYor of the Hag hip Chieago'that she v\ould go to the navy- % \ard in a few days and ho put out of commission , preparatory to hav insr new engines and b illors put in. Hho now has compound bt-aiuengines , with wnich she N able to make only about fifteen knots speed. Her billors have had un usually hard service , having been used continuously since 1SSO , and tho.v need such extensive repairs that it is believed it vtould he more ee momieal o put in nou ones. .She will probably receive the evv lindrieal hollers , adapted to forced draft , which , with new engineof the triple expansion typo , would enable her to make a speed of eighteen knots. ir.LKuit trine ; IK///VI. Diiini'itlr. Louisville , ICy , , wis \ lilted by a disastrous III i' last nlKht. The loss Is estimated at The plan" foi the luh'ibtlltatlon of tint Itend- ( ng Hiillni.nl ( onip.iny \ > ill not bu made public nnlll next weeU Kdwln llooth nccordln ) ! to hi * attt'iidlnit lilijsld.ui > , , | s still Inipiovlin ; anil they assert tlnit helll recover The waters In the \rl > an as ilvoi I'ontlnno to i Isc , , ind , tt many phi 'es In Arkansas much dam.i.'e has alio uly been dimu. The people llv liiKalonK the lower Mississippi mo feat fill tint th.it sic i km will again ho v isitcd by disastrous Itoodi this jeai I'ho annual leport of the Muxlcaii ( Vnlr.il i illway L'oinpiny for 1 Hi ) . ! shows a ilelh 't ' for h 'joat over all i hursts and In lor est upon the list Income bonds of iHJU.OH-l Matters In the restnniants on the \\oi Ids .ill grounds sttuck yestcid ly for Hfi a wieU inilKotlt I'lii-i will , It Is b.ild , strike iiL'iln od.iy for an Increase of J5 pet week In their V.lgl'S. Tim Judges In the deb ito between Harvard mil Yale collenes have decldi'd th it Iliiivurd ins won Tin ) debate was on pioteethm igaliisl fiue tt.idu. llaivurd advouitod pio- ei'tlnn. Tlditv-llvo nnarblnlsts and blacksmiths ) n the Atohlson , 1'opck i & Santa Te ro.id at Vrgontlne , Kan. , strni'l. l.ito last evening Thu mil.i IV , thuinun claim , has biokcn its recent igrci'ini'iit. The mess mo from the u'overnor of Mnssn- 'husutth ' to the goveinot of Illinois nirlviil at Ji.ietlse , N \ , > esteiihi ) afternuun Hid o.tds eaiisi'd the ildeis to fall six bums and 1ft jtwo minutes behind the schedule time The ( lilo.iuo Intel Ocean will announce inlay Unit within a shoi t time Thomas Nelson 'aiteof Kkhmond , Vn , the vvell-Knimn stoiy \ultei , lll many Mis. llenii I'leld of C'hl- MK'D , "ho has foi tuo vi.us lit en a widow Ii nry I'leld was one of I hie igo's millionaires Ire\el ) , Morgan . . C'o of New Voi U state that nine th in a majority of bolh classes tf bonds indstncl.s of the Ulchmond Ti iiiiln.il have In en deposited with Hum It Is thought the letalls will he eomnieti'd ! ? ituiday or hi fore ind the piin iilven out to liulclursoftlic.su- curltlis. United States Mirilslei tiraj has arrived at lie fit } of Mexico. A iMhlnol council wnscilled last ovi'iilng at Madrid to decide nliit leliifiucements and siiplleH | ) should bo dispatched to Cuba. The deposltois and sh iieholders of the Uindnid : b ml. of Australia , which suspended iij menton Api II 'JU , have ngaln agieud upon a ilun of reconstiuctlon Ktnprror Francis Joseph of Austria left for Hitrtn-Pesth yo lenliij. This will bo his llrst visit to tlio city since the ftecdom ut It nils gtanted to I.mils IvtHsuth. A larjjo timber yard on Ilerndon ro id , Hull , nngland , w.is set on Ilru last nisbt 'Ihe lire spread to eight houses across the t-lnel from tno yatd anil several blocks of hulldliiKs wore foi a time In dancer. The lire Is supposed to liave been started by strlKliiK docUuis Dlsji itchui from Afilca state tliat King Ile- lian/an of Dahomey , who , since the capture of Abomey , has been carrying on a disullory warfare agilnstthe riencb lias mule sub mission to Trench authority , accidins to ilie lei ins at ranged. IT PREVENTS THE CNTHAttCIJ of disease pure blood and nn active liver. How explained ) The en dilation of the blood is the great highway over which the gel ins of disease travel , the liver is the qnmnntino tlnough whose gate any ( bead disease may or may not pass , as the liver chooses. Aio you watchful t Is jour blood in order and jour liver iietivo , so ns to repel disease ? If not , jou will Him in Dr. I'ieree's Golden Medical Discovery just the help you rural It eornci to jour assist ance when jou have such warnings of im pure blood and inattivo liver , as pimple * ) , boils or ( arbuiv/icH ; or a feeling of liibbitudo , weakness nnil despondency. When jour flesh is , fiom nny cause , "reduced below n healthy standard. " jou'vo only to take the " " which ill Ktall tun "Discovery , i organs into vigorous action and build up both flesh mid strength Avoid naubcous pieparntioiis of Pod Liver Oil They add Jat , but not uliolcsome Jleih or healtuy tissue. The best paying Investment for a hoapon fo Ii The Excelsior Homa-Ba'ier and Roaster. H ikc < brc.nl la tr loivei It nmM , nir-a will ho Juicy niul rich navu. nn" tlilril D itrltlo meicuieuto .VHuily inn ilo nltliuul It aftur huvlnit IrluJ It wrltutur clrtulurs AGENTS "WANTED. CHARLES SCHULTHEISS , Council Bluffs , Iowa. DOHANY'S THEATER. Couiioil Blulft , In , John - - - - - Manager Dohnny , , KNGAGIMHNT : ixfi : KAOUDINAKY Ono \uok C'onin.cncln ; MAY i. Tlln COMEDIAN CORSE PAYTON And his morr company " -upporiod by the talented youns ; actress MISS ETTA REED. \\cdnc8Jay Kvcninz They Will Appear In "My Country. " Ncwsonmand clancci , bettor inil brULtei than ever. I'UICEB-lPc , 20o and JOo. THE CHAMPION OF LABOR. Father of the New Law in Granite Stata , William A. J. Giles , the Bril liant Counsellor , Clmractoristic Letter from a Mnn to Whom Mnny Listen. The chitmplon of tlio labor ciuiso in Now Iliimpsdiro , the author of tlio bill Rriuitltiir the onii-oofeommtsyion of Inboi1 nnd establishing a bill of l.rbor that Ins run the jratintlot of the lojilslaturo nnd la nowa law Is William A. .1. ( .Silos , perhaps the most prominent young huv- yor in the dranlto Stato. Ho pri'parod for the bar In the ofllco of ox-JudfiO Wllllntu U. Poster ot I'oii- cord. After loiiiplottnir his btndlos. fern n tltno ho was one of Iho buslost nnd ono of the best known iouiifT men In novvc- paper work in Nt > w I'liglnnd. Ho was connected with the lloston .lournnl nnd afterwards with the livening Travoller. Tlion ho loturiicil lo his profession , and being admitted to the bar In IS1) ) ! ) , began to build up a largo and lucrative prac tice in Concotd. As the altoi noy for the Central L'ibor Union he has gained the most important concession granted the wo klngmcn in New Hampshire since the enactment of the 10 hour 1 iw of 1S.TT. Such a man us this must bu well , and Mr. Giles is certainly IIH well a man as ono can moot Ho owes his abilitv to do the tremendous lot ot work that ho Is capable of , in no small measuto , to the great remedy that was Hist proscribed by tlio ftimo is New llnmpfito professor , Dr. Phelps , who , at Dartmouth , taught many \oung man the value of health. S ij's Mr. Giles , writing a character istic letter to the Wells & Uichardson Co . Burlington : "Have been a const nit sufferer from occkacho and constipation , and have Lad no faith in prepared medicines. A short time ngo , almost wild with pun , caused fiom headache and constipation , I wandered into the drug store of II. F. Wyatt for relief , and that gentlemen re commended PainoVcolorj' compound I gave it a ti ial and itnlTordnd iirmcdiato relief , and I heartily recommend all persona troubled as 1 was to grvo it a fair trial. " Could there bo a better advocate of so great a romodv the rcniedj1 that makes people well)1 ) /RQT l/ITAI / ITV u"a UKr LU5I VIIALIlTc7 : b , I.NDAPO. thvervat Hindoo llenifdy Unlit wlthnrlt. tni eimrnntrc ol cure. Rnmplo iu > tit trrc. AiMrrna Oriental lledlcnl to , BS I'ljmouih I'lic. , tbloto , III , FOIl Tlll-l Inclnr oo inu Sisters of Wlorcy. This renowned Institution Ii sltnuted on tba hljrli blnlTs buoU of and ovurlnoKhu the city of Council lllull's Tim hpiolous Kronnds , Us h gh location and splendid view. mi' ' > o It a most plu iHliu ictruat for thu alllictml. A st iff of eminent physlulnns ami a 1 irso corp-5 of u\- peileneod nurses mln stor to tlio comfortsof tbuuitlrnti i-poclal cate n'l\en to biJy pa tients. Terms Moderate. Pur p n Honiara uppiy to SISTER SUPERiOIl , Frank Street - - Council IllulTs , Iowa Yea , Verily , The World Moves .FOK VOJ7 $1,000 $ , IN THIS SI'OOO ' YOU fMntr HO axi it c'liuiiot lf > Ini * NoUentha No FlroB It dooa not depend on A Calamity. Write to thn PERPETUAL MATURITY BONDING CO. .Council Bluffs , lucnr- corporatud iiniU-r tlio liwi of Iowa , for in- formnt'un , roonn .Ml nnd in Mcrrlnni bloclc , Contu'd II In as , low.u BEEP IS CHEAP AS EV EB Hut pork li'im lanl uii'l bi. ' n , wlillu way Hi ) in tl , am cheniH'c at Mi' cln < mhirf's in.irldjt than any other phicu In thn clt.Plio . place to Ci t ) nui iniMllt vflii'io jmi eel tin ) bust ami tin most for jour moiu'.i l.uoli at those prlooi and i ei olU-i't that ov eij thlni ? Is thobost thai MUft .VCo stauKhler : * * Sin u di'rCloJ , Ireo ofbono . . Go HlateHoil . . . . * io li'iuwlois Come I Hoof . So Slnoln Uutta . Oo lie Isot lies ! . . . . Del f Irlom trlin . . . . . . . 80 HrlomSteak . lOo to IByo PortMrhoine btualt . lU'otol6o KUiHoist . 8otolOa bhouliter Hoist . . . . . Oo to 7o ShonklorStoilc . . . 7o Vi'nlStew . 00 Vi-iil Ho ut . 10a Veal Steik . lU'jo ' MuttonStow . Oo Mvitton IJ KS . lOo Mutton Chops . lU'lo ' I'orltllulti . IB' o 1'orlt Loins , whole . 18 ! > o Pi rk Chops . too S.iHPorlc . ICUo liacon . . . . . . lee I-ird . lOoto 110 II uns . . I'JHo lo 17o Sli ml UOo toQOd Bin1 p. wholn , Bo Poultry and Fish alwiy o \ band. Nonthcrmirkot CT i dupllnita thsie pno ) nmlmuul ibis Is for 1 10 best Muats in thl city. city.MESCHENDORF MEAT GO , , Wholosnlo nnri Rotnll - ] \fj $ A T' iVl A It 7C15 1\ 333 BROADWAY. Council Blurts. RARE , RIPE OLD WillSKY. .Soi'of rfio lliiu l In th A\'or/i7. H II Kunllms oppncl n nlioli'nili ! Ilipior moro At No K Poul strnet Cumuli llhitJi nn t hn > put la n Inrui1 nnil well nolui lo I Sim H ofHnui. . I > riiiill09 , wliHklo * , otr ll U i IKI \\ortliy of iiietitlon tlntt Mr I nr 1 Is tlio fortunate p ieseor of Hourly fort/ burn is of the Ilni'it whlftky In the I nlteil Stixtei In JhiU ho boilflit sovunli Ilru litmus of Kontiiclif I Ir Taylor wlilihr iin I It win n H until nboul Iliruii yonrs nito tliitt lit1 pliitiil thu uooili on Itio in irkot Of IhU stink lie linn lufl atiout fo ly liar * rein nnd oxpi'rts nil prutiuuneo It abiolntct ) thrj llni'Jt whlik ) In t'ui ' cinintry lit ) n"lli It initln f In fuulllot for inuJli In il iisi' IK It U tun loilly for thr rt'cnlar liml * * It Is north OVIT IIJ pur ifiillon. I IUTI * Ii not unottior tiraml of Hiioh whluky In the U > * Ills B ock of tir inillu * unil u ini'ii cutiiei from tlio fiunoui Lolnnil sinoforil tlni'yirils la California ami IHIVU ii high roputitlun fur emcllenco mill purity Special l/Olt SAliKA number of nlcu cutliuiM , ulieap , -L nnd on very ciny pnynuiits Urcoimhlol 1 , n A ( . o (321 ( llronilwny. 1(0. ( 330 AM ) MO ACUK trnot of lanil In northern Iowa nt fUSOU to SJOOO per ncro Johnston Jt Van j'nllpn _ _ _ _ _ _ Ii olt 11I5NT llou uof u\t ) rooms acrcB Knrilt'n. 18 ncri's pnnturu , on upper Uroiidwny L W , 'lul li-yi 10.1 i'L-hrl .tuct AbmUVCI&nndloiins t arm nil 1 city property bouitlit nnd noU I'uiuy i Iliaut. , Con mil Hlnlls _ M Al.l'KSKritosa IIOEHi-l'oople my It last. 13 yearn , KOOdTHlui ) nnil nliriiya In stock nl Illr- 9 , Vlurrlnm block \\MUi KX < IIANOB OHKI.I. . ' 1 wo four room > i liouaos nnil storu room uuil outbulhllntra , clear 01 liiiMiuitiranoe A. J Muixlel TOO ( irnlnin ATI ) . J'OH SALIC I till tat of tliinarH tools , Kooii condl. lion n bargain Inqiilro of Kmpkie yiiuxurl llartlmirni o Loimcll llluira "I TOUHK anrt lot for sale No Mil Klfti u\rjj u Jllmiulro ot J I * Uirlallm L & 11. L , fri'lcht home ACIIAM'K for rlcit in m to collect , solicit and iloltvor KObds Waum tl. u woJt mill prontiillTldod ! irjry * JJ itaya In stock coot pnny Must buy 15 sh irtfi stuc. vddrjss J vy Morse llooa S llTcrutt blocH Council lllnlU 1I"OH SAhfi , i hoip ten in bl ick driving in nro * loam raulcs , oil nn.on harness nnd team , top , , road waiion tnrbon Coal Lo 101'onrl street. \\rANTKD-A competent li > or 18 ji ur old girl tq < tnkc euro of a jeur olil bnbr Apply lit ( Oft Myiiiter street , ( .oiniill HUirT-i , In \\7VNTKn-l.oOil ulrl for cunvral housework. ' Apply to VV J. I oo pur IU Muln street. \\'III. ull bulow I'oit neu ' , room liouic moiliira ' tonvinlontui nullloi i nil llooolllnj 1.HJH S\1,1S 'IlireoJi'rsoy linll nm's onn ifonk ono ji'iir nnd t o years , solid lolor , rvKliteroai Mock 72J8 1st "it L.1 HI HAM-A icnod hou n nnd thrcu lots wltlj KIIOI ! Improvomunt , one fourlh nn bu paid In , dirpontur work Applytn I.eoniird Kvarutt , 1'oarl stieet I/oll SA1.KNlco buy curl Inco to m und iirrln.e. Ii. W 'lulkys IW I'eiirlbt , Council Illulls 1. < ll bAI.L-Ciogd family liorna phauton c-irrlige. nnd hnrnosH SU'j insli Ueo 1' I'helps , putt- olllic I ouncll niun. / < 'IUI\nl' : rumovod rt > s pooU vaults thlnineyi ' 'tli'nnod til llurku ut luloru crocery , & 10 , llrondway ii ) Ci tJ Sieaiji pije C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proprietor. ng , donning nncl Jte " ' "OK GOOUd OK KV'UIY DHSCTlll'TION. Council UlutTs ulllcu and WOTKS , cor. Avo. A und 20th St. Tulophotio 310. Sender ( or liTiiliird nnd price list. S3) ) COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of Dyolnz and C G m n.rdiino In thn hlghent style of iho nrt. I'a led un.l ttanuil fabrlcM in mlo to looU ui KooJ 119 now. WorK prompt lyilunu nnil dullvaroJ In all pnrtH of the country , bond for prlco list C , A. MACHAN , Proprietor. Urcudnror. nnar NorlhwenU- orn Depot ,