THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; RRTDAY , JUNE 9 , W03.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL , ULWTa
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II. W. TII-TON , - MANAOKIl
-u I Hiulnc1" * Office. .1. No. 43
.s1 f Night Editor No. 23
311AOH .1IKAT/O.V.
N. Y. Plumbing Co
Huston store .luno sale now on.
Nllcs paints bugles. 403 Bronilvray.
Mlltonben-cr Is tlio lintter , 502 Hroadwny.
Tlio council will hold ixnotlior mooting next
Tuesday evening nt 7W : ! o'clock.
The Indies of the Friends Social club are
requested to meet at Mrs. IJrlosbach's on
Broadway this attcrnoon at 2 o'clock.
Married yesterday , Mr. Sherman S. ( .Jrrcn
nnd Miss Corn Ixiwis , both of Neoln. Kov.
W. C. T-ovlclc of the Uethany church
> ofllcliUcd.
The ball nine of St. Paul's choir played n
pnmo vestcrday afterncon with Iwy Swlc-
nrt's ' nine , resulting In n score of 10 to 8 In
favor of the former.
J , K. McCormack , who was chared with
teallni ? a typewriter a . the Grand hotel ,
wns dPschnrKcd yesterday tnornlnR , no ono
' appearing in police court to prosecute him.
Mrs , McOrovy of Hes Molnca , the mother
of tlio jouiiff tnnn who luinncd from the
' Uook Island Ilycr the other morning nnd
broke his back , has arrived In the city nnd
is taking care of her son.
The Hoard of County Supervisors changed
the rate of taxatldn of Kane township , out
sldo of Council BlufTs , reducing it from f > 0
/ per cent to 80 per cent of the assessment
. made by the county assessor.
* The city marshal has received a message
requesting him to look out for u man named
H. Sherman , who is wanted nt Ashland ,
Nob. , for horse stealing , and at Paclllo
' Junction for perjury. Ho is said to hiivo
como to this city from Pacific Junction.
The verdict of the Jury In the case of
Frank Hokcmpcr against Sheriff JInzcn was
opened yesterday morning at the meeting of
court. H was In favor of the defendants.
John Llndcr and John Maloney , and fixed
the value of the gooils In question at $385.
, The management of tlio Boston store has
! presented the Council Bluffs running team
with a complete sot of suits , the front of
each suit boln ornamented with the name
of the donor. The suits will bo llrst used by
the club next week , when it goes to Sioux
City to take part in the stnto firemen' *
tournament.
Palmer who lives
Eight-vear-old Joseph ,
with his parents on Avenue C , near the
corner of Ninth street , went out berrying
yesterday noon with n lot of boy companions
. , but becauio separated from them and was
lost. Ho wandered all over the county ir
the vicinity of Big Like , and did not rcacl
\ home until shortly before 10 o'clock last
evening.
Mayor Lawrence , while riding on hli
motor pass night before last , was throwi
off nnd landed only three Inches from the
wheel of a moving car on the cable line a
the corner of Douglas and Tenth streets It :
Omaha. It was a narrow escape anil should
be n warning to all city ofllcials. Aldermai
Hathaway has appointed today a day fo :
special thanksgiving and prayer , because ho
has mounted his pass once since the fact
that ho carried it wns llrst brought to the
notice of the public through the columns of
TUB HUE.
In Itnjlnij Shoes
It Is proper to take into consideration
Bcvornl things. You want case , dura
bility , sometimes n , little elegance , and
the benefit of all the improvements that
have been made in thu Bhooniakor's
art. To got these you want to go to u
reliable dealer who has no old block to
put on you as alleged bargains , but
nil bright , now , clean goods , inado this
spring by tlio best manufacturers in the
land. When you comedown town to see
the circus parade today , just step into
Clint S. Byers' now shoe store and see
if you don't find all thcbO and anything
else-you want. And bargains , too , noth
ing but bargains ; no job lots , but
genuine now goods right up to tlio Juno
styles.
IComoval Said.
To reduce a stock preparatory to mov
ing July 5 to No. 10 Pearl street , Miss
Ragsdalo offers all millinery goods at a
great reduction , IW7 Broadway.
FHitsOffAL I'All.Kltt.tI'JIS.
D. O. Bloomer is in Chicago.
Qcorgo II. Mosehcndorf baa returned from
a trip 10 Chicago.
\V. J. Jamison returned yesterday from
the Masonic grand lodge meeting at Daven
port.
port.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Francis lonvo this
morning for a week's trio through the
Black Hills.
Dr. T. B. Ijicoy is expected homo today
from Davenport , where ho has been attend
ing the grand lodge meeting of the Masons.
Hon. Thomas Bowman left yesterday
aftorlToon for an eastern trip. Ho will stop
In Chicago several days and then go to
Washington , D. C. Ho will visit his old
homo , WUcassot , Mo , , before returning
home. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ten Onyn ill thu World's r.tlr.
Itwill cost you loss than $ oO.OO , every
thing necessary included. This means
homes in private cottage , clean , tafe ,
close to grounds and on tlio beach of
Lake Michigan. Write to J. T. Cbyno-
wftth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers to II.
W. Tiltonof THKBEB , or Jacob Sims
of Sims & Bainbrlage , Council BlulTs.
I'ruo Miow TlckHtB.
Hero's your chance to get a free ticket
to the show next Friday. With every
iffi purchase at Brown's C.O.D. grocery
this week a free ticket will bo given for
Cook & Whitby's circus.
Another improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swiuifon Muaio Co
M. J. Alwortli'H I'lincrnl.
The funeral of M. J. Alworth took place
yesterday afternoon nt his late residence on
South Seventh street , and was attended bj
a largo concourse of people. The Masona
and Commercial Pilgrims wcro out lu full
force , the exercises being under the auspices
of the former organisation , The service ;
vero conducted by Kov. B. J. Babcook , ani
at the cloio the remains wcro escorted tc
the cemetery by u largo number of tin
friends of the deceased , Ualbcy's band bclnt
nt the head.
The ( Ir.tiul lliittit ,
Council Bluffs. The most elegant ir
Iowa. Dining room on seventh iloor
Hate , W.OO and > .00 a day. E. F. Clark ,
Prop.
Mottirfir & Ituiiillrtt'tf Ice Cronui.
Try Motzgar < fc Randlott's pure aw'
delicious ice creams and ices and yoi
will order no other.
Protect your homes against destruo
tivo storms. W. C. James has tin
Etrongcst companies in the world.
Stop at the Ogdcn , Council Bluffs , t i 10 <
Lest & 2.00 houto in Iowa.
Inhibition llosu Iture ,
The Council Bluffs running team will glv
tui exhibition race at Manawu next Sunda ;
afternoon at 12:30 : o'clock , There will bo i
coupling contest at 8 p. in. , n Boventy-nv
yard foot racu for two prizes of $ 10 and ? ' . '
open to all , u 100 yard foot ruco for the sain
prizes , and a ' . ' 00 yard hose ruco , straigh
awuy , by the full team.
Pure ice
Prom .Missouri river channel.
Mulhollund&Co. , Brown building ; ,
Telephone 102.
Greonshloldn , Nicholson & Co. hav \
moved their real cbtato olllco to HO
Broadway , oppobito ] Hi > tolllco. Tel. 151
liny 1-aml ( ur Kent.
ITay land for rent in lots of from 20 \ *
300 acres. B. Marks , Council Bluffs ,
GooS. Davis , prescription druggUt
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Sequel to a Sensational Robbery of Three
Yenra Ago.
ARREST 'OF A LONG-SOUGHT CROOK
One of tlin I'.olilHTi Who Dcupnltcd tlio
Ilnuto of .John MctcnU Apprehended
by l.lnrolu Authorities Tlio
Htory of Iho Crime.
On the 2.Mh of August , ISOO , the house of
John Mctcalf , three miles east of Council
Bluffs , was entered by thrco burglars , who
ovcrpowcrt the Inmates of the house , and
while one covered them with revolvers the
other two ransacked the house and secured
fcJOO In cash and nearly $700 worth of diamonds
mends , so Mrs. Mctcalf claimed. The rob
bers then decamped , and from that time
managed to keep out of the public gaze.
During the mcloo , however , Mrs. Motcalf
grabbed the mask from the face of one of
the fellows , and Identified him ns n man
named Baxter , who had boon a frequent vis
itor at the house , In splto of the work of
the special detectives , who were put to'
work on the cnso , nothing over cnmo of It.
Yesterday morning Chief Scanlan received
a telegram from tlio Lincoln authorities
stating that Baxter was In custody there ,
awaiting an order from hero. A telegram
wns Immediately sent In reply asking that
ho bo kept In jail until a requisition can bo
obtained. Slnco his disappearance It is
stated that Baxter has served a term In the
penitentiary for another crooked transac
tion , but managed to keep dark until after
hlstoloaso.
A I'UltrCOT COLO NTOK.YUC PLANT.
Wlicoler & HrroIil'H Innticuriitlnn of n New
mill Important KtitrrprUp.
To bo transported from the glare of a Juno
sun , the turmoil of busy streets and the roar
of u gale driving dust aud not air at the rate
ot forty miles an hour , Into the frigidity and
profound silcnco of the r.rotlo redout is a
novel and somewhat delightful experience.
It is an experience that has boon impossible
in this part of the country until the present
summer , when Messrs , Wheeler , Harold &
Co. put Into use tha first modern scientific
cold storage plant. Last fall these enter
prising and public spirited gentlemen con
cluded to Increase their big plant on Kast
Broadway by the addition of a ceneral
commission business. Doing everything
with n care and thoroughness that
has given them deserved prestige in
whatever they have undertaken , they
begin by the erection of a llrst-class cold
storagu plant that combines In Its principals
of construction the perfect refrigerator of
today. The building was linlshed during the
winter , nnd while the temperature was away
below ? ere it was llllcd with DOO tons of ice.
Yesterday a BEE reporter went through
the buildine and stood for a few moments
beneath this mass of superincumbent ice.
Through the thick walls not a sound pene
trated. The air was as dry ns that in a
garret , unlike that of ordinary Icehouses ,
wboro everything is reeking with moisture.
The sand on tlio brick paved iloor was dry
and powdery ns thudtist on the street. The
tempernturo has stood for the past four
months in nil parts of the storatro room at
M , the degree found by scientific experi
ment to bo the best for the preservation of
all kinds of fruits and vegetables. The
temperature can bo regulated at will , re
duced to the frce/.ing point or raised to any de
sired degree. This is accomplished by the per
fect system of ventilation , which makes the
big building a gigantic refrigerator , with
dry cold air circulating constantly through
all parts of the storage room. This room
has the capacity for storing at one time ten
car loads of perishable stuff , and can bo In
creased to twcnty-llvo If necessary. Mr.
Wheeler , whoso especial pet aud pride the
plant lias been for its Inception , stiont more
time in perfecting tlio plans , obtaining thu
very best approved principles , than was v'on- '
sumed in the erection of the building itself.
For weeks at a time ho was investigating
with the architects , Messrs. J. C. & W.
Woodward , and when the plans wcro ready
to place into the hands of the contractors ,
they embraced the best results of modern
seientilio research and experiment.
Some of the results already obtained are
of scicutilic interest. Four months ago a
carload of lemons was put in. An objection
urged heretofore against cold storage for
fruit has been that it would not hold up
when taken out. Three weeks ago boxes of
the lemons were taken out and exposed to
the ordinary temperature of grocery stores
and private pantries. They wcro as fresh
ns when picked from the tree when taken
out and not a speck of uecav or a tendency
to soften has been discovered since their re
moval. Oiangcs and other fruits have shown
the same satisfactory tests. Strawberries
have kept for weeks without the least ap
preciable Injury. These results uro superior
to any yet obtained. The temperature is > such
that , while not damaging the fruit , decay
cannot start and the dry ness of the air
arrests it If already started.
With sued facilities as these for handling
and preserving perishable edibles the llrtu
is better prepared for general commission
business than any other competitor , and
from this time on the men who compose it
will bend their energies to make it the same
success that has characterised other busi
ness enterprises in which they are engaged.
They have In their employ some of the best
commission men in the west , and they will
make Council Bluffs a center lor this kind
of business as it now is of many others.
Their Held will bo western Iowa and Ne
braska. Dealers will have the assurance at
the start that the goods they consign will
not bo permitted to spoil while awaiting a
favorable market , and that the poods they
recclvo wijl bo delivered in original fresh
ness.
ness.Mr. . T , J. Clark , who Is widely known as a
commission man , will represent the firm on
the road , and Mr. II. F. Wilkinson will have
the gcucral management nt the house.
NOW IN riUHlKi9S.
The Honton Store ( irrnt Juno Sale T n
The Boston Store's great Juno sale
opened .luno 1 und will close Juno 12.
Such u grout daughter of prices was
never before been in Council BlulTri.
Uargains in every department. Don't
nibs this great opportunity to get dry
goods at prices immensely lower than
common.
10 pieces 30-inch English cashmere
worth 2T > e , during Halo for 12jo a
yard. Only ono piittorn to a customer.
25 pieces all wool Scotch mix
; tures , stripe suitings nnd illuminated
, ottomans , worth f)8o and 05c , all at 42c }
a yard.
lUi-inuh wool buntings , wo\ild \ bo chcaj ]
at TiOc , for this halo llic a yard.
Hotivy twilled crash toweling a
yard , in bleached and unbleached ,
2 oases ladies' choice and Latigdoi ;
blcachod muslin , sold always for lUo n
yard ; during bale for 8c } , or 12 yards s
"for $1.
Gents' extra quality seamless hall
hoso. 7o a pair ; worth 12Je.
100 dozen mint-Ob' ribbed vests Co each ,
200 dozen ladies' ribbed vebts 7o each ,
orI for 25c ; worth lOu.
fiO dozen faat black sateen umbrellas
during sale Wie , ( i'Jo , 7f > c , 8m and $1.
200 dozen ladles white hemstltchct
a and corded border handkerchiefs , 5 (
vo each ; worth lOc.
> , 150 pieces Chilian cloths and outing
lit no tlannols , all fjo during sale for fio. Thli
Is certainly the best bargain that wil
over bo bueured this beason. Don'
miss It.
100 pieces clmllles , bengalines , crepi
cloth , Hertford cords and corded tallottas
wore 12je and 15c , all during this Bali
for 7io a yard.
\0 ) FOTIir.KlNGHAM , WlIITCLAW & CO. ,
Leaders and Promoters of Low Prices
1.
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Council Ululls , la.
Still Wurklni ; the Illuir.
Spring lias come , and the poll tnxrollccto
Is oudcavorlui ; to show his appreciation o
the f ot by resurrcctiog the tlmo-worn blul
by nrhlcb It hns been customary for his pro-
dcccMor * to work $3 out of each cltl7en of
Council IJitiffs who had not the nerve to refuse -
fuse to pay poll tax point blank or the In
genuity to unvlso excuses for not fiottlnig
until tomorrow. Time was when thu excuse -
cuso worked , but It Is so thin now that the
nvctago citizen can see through It , and the
throats of the collector do not Interfere with
his nightly slumbers to any great extent.
The action of the council In instructing the
city attorney to commence action ntonco
against the poll-tax collector to recover 10
per cent of his collections which bo retained
contrary to In w U likely to leave the oflleo
without an Incumbent before long , and may
oven result In the abolition ot the ofllco en
tirely. The present collector has announced
his determination not to work for less than
20 per cent of his collections , nnd ho oven
went so far as to keep that amount fcnck
when ho made his report to the city council ,
thinking that the council would let him dis
obey the nlnln provisions of the law rather
than maku any trouble a bout It. The abolition
lition of the olllco would not do any particu
lar harm to any ono. At present the col
lector scurries around to get enough to keep
him in chewing tobacco and a few other lux
uries of life nnd lets It po nt that , while the
city , for whoso benefit tlio ofllco was sup
posed to have been created , Is compelled to
go Into a law suit with n tmm who has abso
lutely nothing at stake , before It can get
what rightly belongs to It.
Swcctlnc-Ollvor.
St. Paul's church was the scene of a
brilliant social o/ont last evening , the mar
riage of Miss Mary 15. Oliver to Mr. Arthur
Hurgoyno Sweeting of Chicago. The cere
mony took place at 8:30 : o'clock , but before
that hour tlio church was thronged with the
friends of the bride. The organ , under the
skilful touch of J. II. Slmms , breathed forth
the beautiful wedding march from "Lohcn-
erin"ito the strains of which the bridal
party entered the church and preceded to
the chancel , where Hector 13. J. Uabcock
was awaiting to pronounce the words which
should make thorn one.
The brlilo was dressed In heavy white
crystal silk , with slippers to match , nnd
tulle veil. Her only article of jowelrv was a
pair of diamond earrings , a present from the
groom.
Miss Maud [ Oliver , a sister of tlio bride ,
acted as maul of honor , wearing a gown of
silk mullo over white silk.
The bridesmaids wcro Miss Sweeting of
Iowa City , a sister of the groom , and Mls > s
Grace Gleason , dressed In lavender mullo
over white silk , Miss Nellie Xurmuchlcn nnd
Miss Georgia Dennett In white silk mullo.
Each ono of the party carried a largo bouquet
of carnation pinks , with the exception of the
bride , who carried roses.
Mr. Frank SutclilTe of Chicago acted as
best man , niut the ushers weto Messrs.
Marlon Welsh of Omaha , 13. C. Shcpard and
Ixiulo Xurmuehlcn of this city , and 13. 13.
Hastings of Omaha.
All the decorations of the church were
lavender and white , the chancel having been
transformed into a bower of bewildering
beauty , in which these colors predominated ,
with srnilax. palms and hot house plants in
the foreground. While the ceremony was
was bsmg performed the well known ballad
"O , Promise Me , " by DoKovcn , was softly
played on the organ. At the conclusion of
the ceremony tlio party left for the resi
dence of the bride , on Park avenue , where
immediate friends were allowed to pay their
respects. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeting left on
the night train for Chicago , where their future -
turo homo will be. They will tnue an ex
tended trip through Minnesota , Wisconsin
and Iowa before settling down ,
The bride Is tlio daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. T. Oliver and is well known and popular
in social circles. Mr. Hurgoyno represents
the llrm of Joseph Beiiield it Co. of Chicaco.
A host of friends in both cities will extend
cotigr.itulatlons.
Among those from out of town who wit
nessed the ceremonies were the following :
Mrs. L. W. Hurtls of Chicago. Mr. C. II
Groesbcck of Chicago , Mr. F. P. Lewis of
Chicago , Mrs. E. J. Ogden of Sioux City.
The C'.rcat Circus Totlny.
Today the public will see parading
throuirh the streets and at the canvas
city , and with big balloons piercing tli <
clouds , the paraphernalia/ museum o
wild animals nnd work of the biggest
show and circus that has over visited
the city. Of courbo it is Cook & Whit
by's great English combination , for
which the people have been waiting.
He-aides the parade and the free balloon
ascensions there will bo two perform
ances , afternoon and _ evening , and if you
miss cither you will miss the event of a
lifetime.
Criminal Court Cnlcntl.ir.
The trial of cases on the criminal docket
will commenced next Monday. The fol
lowing assignment of state cases has been
made by Judge Doomor :
Monday , Junn 12 State vs Wordcn , Minor ,
Pencil , I'eacb , Warden , Orandon.
Tuesday , Juno 13 State vs Itljma , Tracy ,
Hudson , Kuan , SUubblefield.
Wednesday , Juno 14 State vs Cooper , Kls-
worth , Donkcinpcr , lit vint. :
Thurxday , Juno lii btoto vs Pnyors , Gideon ;
City vs Hansel ! , HaltMiiun , Wagucr.
Manawa trains will run daily from to
day , leaving Hroadway 9 and 11 a. in.
and every hour from 1 p. in. until 0 p. in ,
Music for bulls , parties , picnics , so
cials , etc. , by Mucieiuns Union. .T. 13
Follett , Mgr.100 B'way , Council Bluffs.
Alarrhigo I.lcviibuH ,
The following marriage licenses wcro
Issued yesterday :
Namu and address AKO
I John W McNnuu , Omaha SO
I Maggie J , Gtllls 42
J Arthur 11. Sweeting , Chicago 20
I Mary i : . Oliver , Council Illulls 22
Cook yoi meals tins summer on n gas
range. At cost at tlio Gas company.
Williamson & Co. . 100 Main street ,
largest and best bicycle stock in city.
A PRINCE FOR A MOMENT.
How a Prominent Now Yorker Personated
the llrlllsh Htilr.
Eulalia's trip up the Hudson Monday
recalls the true btory of Colonel George
Bliss's perhonation of the prince
of Wales on a similar occasslon.
During the prince's visit In this
country , says tlio Springfield Re
publican , it was arranged that lie
should go up the river by boat from
Now York to Albany , whore ho was to
bo received In state by Gov. Morgan.
Col , Hllss , who was then on Morgan's
staff , was sent to Now York as the Gov
ernor's ofllclal representative to escort
tlio royal party to the capital. The
whole population of the country along
the river turned out to see the youthful
heir to the British throne , and at every
town and village that the boat passed
the banks wore crowded. At ono of the
landings BOinbocly brought on board a
number of copies of the London Times
and gave them to the prince. They w ore
later than any ho had seen , and ho
immediately went to the cabin to road
them , As the boat approached the next
town , Wales was politely requested to
come on deck and show himself , but ho
absolutely refused , and continued to
read his papers. The committee in
in charge wore beside tJiemtolves with
distress and embarasbinent. Finally It
was huggeetod that George I51it-s should
por'bOimto the prince , and Lord Somebody
was bent down to iibk the approval ol
his royal highness. Word came
promptly back that the prince would
bo delighted to have Col. Hllf > s take his
plucu. So the colonel wont forward and
to the highest part o ( the deck and
gracefully waved greeting to the people
on the shore , nil of whom went home
happy became they had bcon the future
king of England.
They W ro Fatuity Onod.
Detroit Frco Press : "Do have moro o
these light tea biscuits , " ualu the hostess
pressing them on her guest.
"Thanks j I have already oaten ono. "
"IJut help yourself to another , " urged tin
hospitable entertainer ; "my daughter nearl ;
kills herself eating them every time wo havi
them. Do have another. "
PAPILLION'S ' RACE MEETING
Successful Start Mfl o in the Pace of Un
favorable Weather ,
HORSEMEN DISSATISFIED AT A RULING
M I
Clitlm tlmt liny Mrilitun , Who Tank the
I'.rnt liner , Shodld lliivo llocn Dls-
'imillllod for ttunnlii ) ; Huso
Hull nnil Speed
The Papllllon races opened up yesterday
afternoon under very favorable auspices ,
there being a crowd numbering possibly 500
In the amphitheater nnd quarter stretch.
The track , which Is located In the old fair
grounds , Is a half mile , with lone stretches
niul short turns , a poor track at the best.
The weather , while clear , was extremely
disagreeable , a hot , suffocating wind blowIng -
Ing strong nnd continuously In the horses'
faces on the homo stretch. Desplto these
drawbacks , however , the crowd seemed to
enjoy tlie sport. There was n good Held of
horses , and had the judges been strlctlyonto
their Job , thcro should have been some llrst-
class racing.
The Judges wcro W. H. Dudley and Paddy
McQrew of South Omaha , uith Ocorgo W.
Swlgert as starter.
Tlio llrst event on the afternoon card
was the thrco-tnlnuto trot , purse SiOO. There
vcro six starters In this ns follows : Captain
lasklns , Hcsslo Woods , Belle Wheeler , Bay
ledium , Anna C. Forest and Indiana , Belle
Vhcolcr being the Klnney brothers entry of
his city. The favorites were Hesslo Woods
nd Bay Medium over the Held In the pools.
Vftcr four scorings the horses got off , with
3ay Medium in the lead , running f.ist bo
und and trotting in fiont , a gait ho maln-
alned all through the raco. As a matter to
Jo expected , ho not only finished llrst , but
Istanccd Hesslo Woods , Anna C. Forest
nd Indiana , At the earnest-solicitation of
i large majority of the spectators Starter
wigert , Just before tlio second heat , an-
nounccd to tlio drivers that it was a trot
ting and not a running raco. This had sufll-
Icnt cttcct to cause Bay Medium's driver to
> ull his horse Into second place , but
lotwlthstaiidtng this position ho was
.el . back last by the Judges for
mining. In the next two heats the Judges
ixpungcd the good work done In the second
iy aw.mliui ? both boats to this running
lorsc , he finishing llrst In both , giving Belle
Wheeler the Hag in the third.
After the race a protest was filed by the
of the horses shut out and affidavits
igned by a majority of the horsemen pres-
Tit and forwarded to J. N. Stlr.er , secretary
f the American Trotting association , nt
Chicago , setting forth that Bay Medium did
lot trot a lick in the whole race , which fact j
s absolutely ignored by the Judges. In-
csligalion among the Interested horsemen
lovcloped that it was not the purse at stake
hat actuated this general remonstrance ,
but the fact that the trotting horse industry
should not bo abused. Summary :
tay Medium 1
aptniti HasUItis 3" 1 2 2
tcllo Wheeler i . ' . . 2 2 dls
\nnaC. I'ort'st dls
lesslo Woods dls
Indiana ' dls
TImu : 2.IG : ( ,2:47J : } , 2:4GU : , 2:0 : .
Two Othur Knees.
The second race whs quite an interesting
Tffair , but Kansas' made a bad mistake in
inishing the last half and the boy in the
sulky could not get her settled until the
lag dropped in her.faco. Ficldmout won In
three straight heats. Summary :
'Icldmont Ill
liavyU 2 2 -
ICunsas i dls
Tlmo : 2:37"J : ( 2:24,2:274' : : .
The seepnd hqat was the fastest ever
trotted or paced over this track.
The final event was a running race , half
mlle and repeat , purse $100. There were six
entries , all of which started. The bangtails
? ot a-good scndolf. Honest John took the
lead , all well bunched excepting Hod Light ,
who wasn't unhitched from the post quick
enough. Ho was mulllcd and blindfoluctl
ami couldn't run high-low. To the surprise'
of everybody , Fred S , who has bcon grinding -
ing an ice cream freezer for Ed B. Collier of
Walloo all spring. Jumped in and took the
first heat in the remarkably good time of
tti ) { . The next two heats were won by Mike
Whiting in 53 and 51. Summary :
MlUo Whiting 3 1 1
Kn-dS 1 2 2
Honest John 2 4
KrunkClnpp 4 ! l
Itcd ML'ht dls
My Girl dls
The card this afternoon Includes the 2:50 :
pace , S:33 : trot , county trot and running race ,
three-quarters and repeat.
Mnrrln Turk Has u 1'orfect Diiy.
Monnis PAHIC , N. Y. , Juno 8. The condi
tions for racing today were perfect at this
track.
I'listraco , three-fourths mlle : Yeomonfll
to 10) ) won , Correction (4 ( to D ) second , Mary
Slonu (2(1 ( ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo : l:12'i. :
Soruud race , ono mile : Holler (13 ( to 5) ) won ,
Wllllo I. (0 ( to 5) ) becond , Strophou (3 ( lo 1) )
Ihlrd. Tlmo : 1:41. :
Third race , fh o and a half furlongs : Keclaro
(2 ( to 1) ) won , Discount (2 ( to Dbccond , Sir Excess
(15 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo : l:0i"s. : (
1'oiirtli race , three-fourths mlle : Midnight
( G to 1) ) won , Louise (5 ( to 1) ) second , huubcam
( oven ) thlid. Tlmo : 1:13 : ! } .
1'lfth JHCCinllo mid a hlxtocnth : Cholrlstcr
(1 ( to 2) ) won , Hiilnbow (7 ( tofJC-ccond , KedsUIn
< 3D to 1) ) third. Time : 1:4B"8. :
M.\th nice , hovuii-el'hlhs ( mlle : Speculation
(7 ( to& ) won. ModettotO to 1) ) second , Onward (3 (
to 1) ) Ihlrd. Time : l'J7"j. :
ixcollont Sport ut lliiltlinore.
BAI.IIMOHI : , Md. , Juno 8. The sport at the
Gentlemen's Driving park today was good
and the conditions excellent. Summary :
Class 2:24 : , trotting , nurse J500 : Oernmnlo
won , KiiBulimtlon bucond , Albert T. third ,
llpsttlmu ; 2:21 : > | .
Class 2:1'J : , tiottliiK. purse $500 : Conway
won , St. iimo : bccond , Clayton third , llest
time : 2:2uy. :
Ilosiilts lit I.ntonln.
CINCINNATI , O. . Juuo 8. Hesults at I a-
tonia :
1'lrst race , soiling , si * furlongs : Cyrlono
(4 ( toll won. Salvation (2'J ( ' to 1) ) bucond , Hum
bler < 10 to 1) ) third. Tlmo : 1:17. :
bucond nice , eelllnx , mllu and an eighth :
I'llOeur Diovonl won , Clementlno (10 ( to 1) )
bcciinu , Nonton ( If ) lo 1) ) third. Tlmoi 1:50 : ? ,
Third rncc , llvo fiirloiiRs : Chant (3 ( lo 1) ) non ,
Dolmar ( in lo 1) ) second , Will I'onso (2 ( to 1) )
third , Tlmo : 1:03. :
I'onrlh race , ono mlle : E&pana(4 ( to 1) ) won ,
Darelva (8 ( to 0) ) second , The liovernos.3 (0 ( to 1) )
thltd. Time ; 1:4'JU. :
rifth race , bolllriu' . mlno-slxtoenths mlle :
Go\uinor 11111 ( - . ' ) ti/1) ) won , Hoaamond(8 ( to 1) )
hocond , Kdltlm ( ' ! to 1) ) third. TImu : rjO'i ,
( iiillopltic ut GlouocBtor.
PIIII.ADEUMIIA , Pa , , Juno 8. Four favor-
itcs and two outsiders captured the purses
at Gloucester this , afternoon.
1'list race , four and a half furlongs : Young
J/ottcry (4loO ( ) won , Jor.soy (10 ( to 1) ) becond ,
Con Tucoy ( S'/j to IMhlrd. Time : 57.
Ht'contl luce , blx iindaliulf furlongs : Glnn-
iiiir(2 ! ( to 6) ) won , Wandurlri ! ; Nun (10 ( to 1) ) second -
end , IVrchanco ( lUtol ) third. Times l:27'i. :
Third race. bUvvii-vlKhtha mlle ! l < ucky
f'lover (20 ( to 1) ) won , Montnuuu (5 ( to 1) ) bucond ,
Xoiu > i > hon ( C to 1) ) tlilrd. Tlmo ; li& : : .
1'ourth race , llvc-elxhtha mlhi : Hqulty
( oM'ii ) won , Artllh'ry ( H 10 6) ) st-cond , Uncor-
UilnlylO to 1) ) IhlrtlfTime : ItOIl'i.
I'lflli racu , hlx furloiiKA : Cartoon (1 ( to 2) )
won , Ht. 1'atilch (7 to Dbccond , SchuylkllUa
to 1 third. TImu : lVJ'/ : , .
Sixth ruco , llvu-elcliths mlle : Topmast (10 (
to 1) ) won , Comriiqa (5 ( lo 1) ) second , I'oklno
( ovun ) thlid. Tlmo ; liUO ,
Ill'Sllllli Ut St. I.llllU.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juuo B. Results of the
fairground races ;
1'lrbt ruco , belling , six furlongs : Somnam-
bulUt (7 ( ' .nt Ton. rtucktliorn (12 ( to \ \ ffcond ,
Dukouf Alh j (0 ( to 1) ) third , Time ) 1810't.
Second rare ticlllnff , llvo ftirloneni South
1'urk (5 ( to 'I won , Arerm (0 ( to 5) ) second ,
Snpnlio da to 1) ) third , Tlmo : 1:04 : ,
Third race , the Uascon.vlo Make , $1.000
ndilcd for 3-ycnr-old\ > mlle ! Taylor liny-
don (4 ( to 1) ) won , Hush I'cnnv ( oven ) pcond ,
rit/.iliiiinoiis iloto li thltd. Time ! 1M4V.
I'oiirtli rnce , nolllm ; , sU furloiiRs : I.olaud
(11 ( to 6) ) won , Hulie llurroni (7 ( to 1) ) fcccoml ,
Tea Set (12 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:16 < 5.
1'lfth tiice , selllnit , owners' handicap , mlle
and a sixteenth : WaltortStn 1) ) won , lUxiuo *
fort (5 ( to 2i second , Oenernl Marnuuluko (12 ( to
ll third. Tlmo : l:40U. :
Slvth race , tnltu mid twenty yards : Coronet
( B to li won , Mn v Hardy (11 ( to o ) second , Merge
(8 ( ton third , time : l:45 : > i.
SoViMith race , Imndlcnp , ono mlle : Kalero
(0 ( to 6) ) won. Highland (4 ( to 1) ) second , 1'edes-
trlan (5 ( to i ) third. Tlmo : l:4'Ji : ? ,
NATIONAL MJAOUli
Thomns Gilbert Vlckory Sobers Up t.onc
Kiioitcli to Win n Claim' .
Piur.tnEM'iitA , Pa. , Juno 8. VIckcry
pitched hla first game for the homo team and
won It , Ixniisvillo not bolng able to hit him
at the right time. Score :
Philadelphia 130010010-0
Louisville 002000000-2
HIls : Philadelphia , G ; Louisville. 7. Kr
rors' Louisville , 3. Ktirncd runs : Phila
delphia , 3 ; Louisville , 3. llattorle * . : VlcUcry
and ClomcnlH ; Stratton am ) Harrington.
I'lrntrs Couldn't Touch Amos ,
Nnw YOUK , June 8. H'islo's superb pitchIng -
Ing was too much for Plttsburg. Score :
Now York " . . . 00103000- 4
PlttsburK 100000100-2
Hits : New York , 8 : I'lttsburn , 4. Errors :
Now York , 3 ; Plttsbnrg , 2. Kariicd runs :
New York , n. Uattorlos : Uuslu und Doyle ;
'firry and Miller.
HrldPKrooins Wore I.ncky.
BnooKt.vx , N. Y. . .luno 8. Brooklyns won
the gamo. It was a sainplo case of luck.
Their Holding wns by no means brilliant ,
ana their batting , with the exception of
Stovcy's homo run and Grlflln's double , was
weak. Score :
Itrooklyn 01012003 - 7
St. Louis 0 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0G
lilts : HrooUlyn , 7 : St. Louis , G. Krrors :
Htooklyn,4 ; SU 1/ouN , 0. Karned runs : Hrook-
lyn , 1 : Si. Lous , 2. Haltcrlcs : Lovott and
Klnslow ; Gleason nnd Uunson ,
Arllu It Keeping It Up.
BOSTON , Mass. , June S , The Keds won
their second game from the champions by
good batting. Attendance 2,100. Score :
Cincinnati 1 0 1 G 0 1 0 0 2-11
lloston 2 02100013-0
lllls : rinclnmitl , 0 : lloston , 15. Kriors :
Cincinnati , 2 ; lleston , 4. Karned runs : Cin
cinnati , " : Hoston , 2. llaltorles : Chamber
lain aud Murphy ; Slaloy and Murrltt.
Ciiine Kiisy for the Tolienus.
WASHING ro.v , D. C. , Juno 8. Young pitched
a great game against Washington , and re
ceived good support. After tlio fourth
inning the Senators wcro not In the hunt.
Attendance , 2,1)00. ) Score :
Washington 100000001 2
Cleveland 1 0031022 -0
Hits : Washington , 10 ; Cleveland , 0. Kr
rors : Washington , 2 ; Cleveland , 1. Karm-d
runs : Washington , 1 : Cleveland , 3. Jlal-
lorles : Maul and McGulre ; Young und
/.Immcr.
Orioles OutslUB Alison.
BALTIMORE , Md. , JuneS. It was a slugging
exhibition , and the Orioles won. Attend
ancc. 2,573. Score :
Haltimoro 02010144 0-12
Chicago 0 01032010-7
Hits : Ilalllmoro , 17 : Chicago , 10. Krrors :
llaltimorc , 4 ; Chicago , 5. Karned runs : ll.iltl-
moro , fj ; Chicago , ! l. Hatterios : lUltltuore
McMiihon and Koblnson ; Chicago llutchlu-
son , Maglnnlsand ICltlrldRo.
Mainline or tno To.ima.
\V. I' . C. W. 1. . 1' . C.
ntlsbiirfr. . . . 22 01.7 Washington. 17 .7 f)3.0
I'lillurtelplila 20 W.li Now York. . . . 17 18 43.1 !
Urookljn . . . 20 IH.8 Cincinnati. . . U tb 41S
Uojlon ' 'I 59. ; t CtilcuRO 14 10 42.4
Ch'volnTii ! . . . . IK M , C st , I.uuls 13 1'J 4j.ll
llnltlmoro. . . 13 17 SI. I LOUlKTlllP. . . . 4 21 ICO
KAC1M1 AT AUSTIN.
Kvents In tlio It-c Htta Yesterday lrliml
llcnt In i ho Itlg Itnco Tomorrow.
AUSTIN , Tex. , Juno 8. 'Iho second day of
the big regatta was of little interest , thcro
being only ono professional race , and that a
qiiartcr-milo cash. Peterson won it in
1:10 : % seconds , Stanborr.v second , Kopcrs
third. Turner fourth. The other entries
were H.inlon , Hosmer nnd Ten Eyclt.
I Klrst race , senior four-oared shell for four
' gold nicduls and tillicr cup , dUtimco irtlle anil
I u half with turn : ModocofSt. Louis won with
ease , Galvi'ston Kouinp club second. Time :
1 ' 10lBlxi. : Only two entries.
i Second race , one-quarter mlle dash for $100.
Entries : 1'utorson , Ilaiilon , Tuomor , Hosmor.
i Ten Kyck nnd Manbory. Stanbury got oil
In lentf but 1'eloison took It away from him In
1 ion socotuU and won by a length , Stanbery
second , Hogers third , Teenier fourth , TImu :
' '
'Mllo'und a half turn , amateur Junior donblo
shell , between Harris and Maker and Westhus
and Heseman , former won with oase. Time ;
10:30. :
Final heat In the big race betwcer
Gaudaur , Stai'bery , Hanlon , Teemer , Rogers
aim Peterson takes place Saturday. Gaudaui
is ttiu favorite.
Pretty right nt Xo\v Orleans.
Nnw OKI.VANS , La. , Juno 8. Jack D.Uy of
Wilmingtoni Del. , and Owen Ilarnoy of
this city fought tonight In the arena oi the
Crcsent City Athletic club before 12,000
people. The weight was 120 pounds give or
take two pounds. The fight was second to
the prettiest over seen here that of
Tommy Warren and Gal McCarthy ranking
first. Daley outclassed Ilarnoy in weight ,
height and reach , though the homo man
outpointed his opponent by his quickness of
hands and foot. In the ten rounds fought
Ilurnov was down in the first , third and
ninth lounds and would have been counted
out in the ninth but for the gong. The
seconds of Harnoy throw up the sponge early
in thu tenth round to save their man from
further punishment. Daly escaped unhurt ,
while the defeated man was somewhat
swollen.
Koiul Itnco ut Ilcatrlco.
BEATRICE , Nob. , Juno 8. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Bnn.1 The six-mile bicycle
race this evening attracted a largo crowd
and proved a very interesting event. H. T.
Wcston won , time , 20 minutes 4 seconds ,
B. II. Habin was a good becond. The other
pri/o-wlnners were John Anderson , F. U.
Allen , Loon Hogcrs and J , B. Burks , crossing
thn ribbon in the order named. The winner
was also presented with an elegant Colum
bian sash , the gift of the Express Publish
ing company.
Miraculous I.ura Uown.
MI ? OUIII VAM.EY , la. , Juno 8. [ Special
Telegram to TUB BEE. ] B. J. Morse's stan
dard bred pacing stallion , Miraculous , died
yesterday fromspasmodlocollo. All veterin
ary aid was unavailing. Miraculous rnado a
record lust season of 2'J4Hn : the fifth boat of a
race ho won. Ho had shown many clips
below : ! ( ! , and was locked upon among horse
men as being ono of the star pacers this
seasou. Ho was valued ut ? 5,000.
Axtrll U'on the Uuino.
As'TW.L , Nob. , Juno 8. [ Special Telegram
to THE BEE. ] The Sheridan Browns of
Holdrcgo aud the Ax tell .Specials crossed
bats on the grounds In South Axtell today.
The game resulted In a victory for the
Axtcll team , Score , 14 to 17.
I.nsloil Klglit Itoiinili ,
PmsHuno , Pa. , Juuo 8 , A prlzo fight be
tween Davis of Cleveland and Haddock of
Buffalo took place near East Liverpool , O. ,
this morning. Haddock was knocked out in
the eighth round. Ho was terribly punished ,
Will Ulvu ItohurU
LONDON , Juno 8. Ives , the American bil
liard champion , has telegraphed from Paris
that ho will play Hobcrta lu a contest of
t ot ail in Lcavcniny Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
0,000 points on the same renditions ns the
last matcji , with the Jammed atroxo barred ,
poekota to bo Rtj inches.
A IlniliAnil Traced Through n PcitiOon.
Two years npo n woman In Michigan
applied for n pension , nvorrlnp tlmt her
husband hml died in n confederate
prison. On searching the records , how
ever , Itwni found that the man wa
livlne In n village near Asheville , N.
C. Moreover , he was himself drawing
a pension for disability. \Vhllo n pris
oner during thownr.'hu and his cnptlvo
comrades wei o visited by philanthro ] lo
women of the neighborhood. Among
these wns a sus-coptlblo young woman ,
who fell in love with the soldier from
Michigan. After his release , Instead of
going homo , ho married the southern
girl nnd cast his lot with her pooplo.
Tlio pension bureau In Investigating
the northern "widow's" olaim found
that her delinquent husband was n man
very highly respected in his community.
lie owned u largo store , and was an
enterprising , public spirited citizen.
The pension bureau could not stop hi H
pension. The olllcors could only notify
the deserted wlfo that her husband was
alive , and tell her where ho could be
found. Whether the woman hunted up
her husband and exposed him , or deter
mined to llvo without him , Is not known.
lc'rt l.lttln ,7 eli P.
Indianapolis Journal : "Ray , " said Chap *
plo , "what do you think ? I'vo got a doosld
good joke. All my own , too. "
"Lot's have it , " said the "fellahs" , U the
club.
"What Is the difference between the crwy
of a lost sinner and the bakenvy business ,
don't you know ? "
They nil gave It up.
"Well , ono is the wail of a soul nnd the
other Is the sale of a wool. Doosld goods
Isn't III"
III"A
A Shrnud l.inryrr.
Now York Press : Judge You admit the
promise of marriage. 1 understand , but claim
that the defendant was iiisano when the
promise wns made ?
Defendant's Lawyer -Yes , your honor ; wo
enter a plea of Insanity ,
Judge Upon what evidence do you de
pend to sustain your claim of aberration of
mind ?
Defendant's ' Lawyer Wo Intend , your
honor , to read the love letters that ho wrote
to her.
( -NU1MK IN HIGH PLACES I It is
v' not btrango that BOIIIO people do
wrong through ignorance , others from
tv failure to investigate as to the right or
wrong of a matter , nut it is strange ,
that individuals and firms , who arc fully
nwaro of the rights of others , will per
sist in perpetrating fraud's upon them.
High-toned , wealthy tnanufreturing
firms will olTor and hell to retail mer-
Jlmnts , articles which they know to bo
-nfringomonts on the rights of proprie
tors , and imitations of well known goods.
Wo want to sound a note of warning to
the retailers to buwaro of such imita
tions aud simulations " '
of "CAirmi's Lrr-
TM : LIVKK PILLS. " When they are of
fered to you , refuse them ; you do not
want to do wrong , and you don't want to
'
lay yourself liable to'u lawsuit. I3en
Franklin said "Honesty is the best poli
cy" ; it is just as true that "llonebty Is
the best principle. "
Here's the Idea
Of the Non-pull-out Bow
The great watch saver. Saves the watch
from thieves and fills cannot be pulled oft
the case costs nothing extra.
The bow nan a groove
on each end. A collar
runs down inside the
pendant ( stem ) nnd
fits into the grooves , I
firmly locldnc the !
bow to the pendant ,
so that It cannot be
pulled or twisted off.
Can only be had with cases
stamped with this trade mark.
Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases are
now fitted with this great bow ( ring ) . They
look and wear like solid gold cases. Cost
only about half as much , and are guaranteed
for twenty years. Sold only through watch
dealers Remember the name
Keystone Watch Case Co. ,
PHILADELPHIA.
STRENGTH , VITAUTY , MANHOOD"
W. II. I'ARKETl , M. D. , No. 4 Uiilflnch ct. ,
. " , llj : 3. ctieconiultlnn nliyttclntt of Ifti
' M KIM UAIj INSTITUTE , lo wh'
awarded the OOLD nr.nii. by the NATWNAZ
Mp.mc.4L Av/0'-iATioN foi ILe I'llI/K KSSAY on
Kihauitel Yltnlltu , Atwp'vj , Ktrraut nnd I'hytli ill
'y , ninl nil Jttra .e and HVnAnrn of Man ,
* 'io ' younff , Iho initldlt-agtd nnd old ,
ConMillHtloa m person cir by idler.
Piodjectin with ti'MlmonlnlB , FHEK
Urw book. SaiKNCE QV 1,1 VK , Oil 8KI.K-
I'llKSKIlVATION. COO jip. . 155 Invulunblo pro
icrlption/j. full laXonLjr dl.UO iai mall , nealixl
DlBBnltitlim ot Corpnrutlun of LiooUrell
llriithcrs ConiinlHslon Cinnpuny
of Lincoln , Nolminkn ,
Know All Men by Tlicso I'rchcnth :
That we. W. A. Cock roll , C' . W. Cockrol ] nnd
II , II. CocUrcll , being thnilncorporatorH , MS well
us tlio stockholders uf nil lliu stuck ever Issued
by Mild corporation , do hereby inutuiilly ugiro
tuOKsulrn and terinlnatcjsiihf curpuratlun , un
HID following tor ma andcondltluiiH :
All the propurty , runiiey , HcrountN , notes ,
clnlini nnd ussutB of uvery kind arid natiini ,
oHiii'd and posscHsed by said corporation ,
liuvlii : ; boon sold toJ. W. ( ockroll , hu lu to M'l-
tlo all uiilHtandliiK accotinla und liabilities
aKauifit tlio I'urkrrlt llrutberH Coiiiinlsskin Co. ,
and It l nuitually uKiui'd bet i'cn said
stockholders that , within 10 days from this
datn the Mock of Bald corporation shall bo
canc'.olud , and It Is further piuvlned that a
notice of tills ( INsiiitlon ) shall bo inilillHlieil
ut Lincoln and Uinnlia.ln the slat u of Nebraska ,
In MIIIIO newspaper for Ihroo biicresslvu ( lays ,
and Mich uotlco Isle haveal | inched thereto thu
names of the abovu stockholders , which mid
riotlcn C.V. . Cuckrnll Is hereby unthurl/od lu
slpnfoi : Iho undetslgned ,
Milieu und oxocillud Ihls'JQlh day of May ,
Ib03. W. A. ( 'OCKIIKI.I/ ,
C. W , ( . 'oCKiuii : , ,
JTdat II. II , COCKHUI.I , .
DETROIT
Noise
Smoke
Engineer
Repairs
Heat
Dirt
Fuel
Machines from ono-otitht to otslity howl
power. \ \ arrunrcd to give satisfaction.
Wrlto us.
W. I' UAUUlt , noOnndnlOSlniRnrtlllook ,
Counoll lllutta , Telephone 23tt
Yea , Verily ,
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( ! O\VR nntl Hcrecn wlro : bottom prices.
l.nrpo Block of Modus. All kinds of
bicycle reimlrlim ilono promptly.
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Jtiiiiltail Stoclf of 17io I'/nost In tha
IVor/cJ.
R. II. ronlhiH oponotl n wlioleiilo liquor store at
No IT I'c irl street. Council HluITi , [ mil lull put la
n Inruonncl well solectoil ntuclcof wlnoi , brntdloi ,
wlilxkloK , ate. Itlsafiict worthy of mtmtlon Hint
Mr. Ford Is tlio fortunnto poisenor of nearly forty
hnrrtMBuf tlmllno t whisky In tlio United Statoi.
In ISSUlio bouKhtievuntr-ilTu ImrroHof Kentucky
C. K. C. Taylor whisky , "nil It win nut until about
tlircoyonMUKn tlmt ho iilncod th ( roods on the
market. Of thin Block ho hn loft iibout forty tmr-
rcls.nml cxpcrtn nil pronounce It absolutely tll8
lilipit wblaky In tlio country : Ho aolU It m.ilnly
tnfnmllloB for modlclnil mu , in U It too costly for
tlio rcKUlnr Undo. Itla wortli over JIO per uallon.
There ! IH not another brand uf niicli whisky In the U.
b. Ills Hock of brnndlon nnd wlnei 001:103 from tha
nmoua I.ulimd Stanford vineyards n California
and have a hlili reputation ( or collonoa anl
purity.
DISORDERS
Anil nil th : > trnln ot
, , , HKIIlMTVITO..that ao-
company tliom In man Q1UCIU.V iitU 1M3UMA-
NIINTIA" ( JUHrU ) . Kail Bl'HUNCTII and tona
Klvon to every pirt oftlio body. I will nonJ *
curdy puckud ) KUItrrio any nilToror tlio proscrip
tion thut eurod im ; of those trouble ! . AddresJ , It.
A. IIUAIII.KY. llATTl.t : CI1KK1C. MlO.I
-t-lrw. I'rao-
In" the state nnd
fodontl courts. Koom ? aOJ-7-8-9.
block , Council liluiru. TIL
Special Notices.
COUNCIL BlUFFt.
AIiSIKAOTM and loans , farm and city property
boufht anil solo. 1'usoy i Thoiuil , Uounoll
Illutrs.
C1 AHItACi ; ruuiovacl , cantpauls. vitulti , ulihnnoyf
JTclu.uioil. ISd Uurka , ut Taylor's urocury , 51)
JJrondwny.
I7OII HAI.H An upright ilvo liorso iiowor bailor.
i1 lull ut 11M Ilromlwur.
BKAUTIKUIj home ; nil niodurn convonloncoii
lowprlco * , caiy tarmi. A. J. Miuiilul , U. IHuHs.
( ) - will Irmlomy onullles In ono or two
nMKH-l
KOuililwulllHK * for clunr lots. Iliilnnco ui loaf
11 in i > , 11 , J. Ailiuus , Ulj 1'orln nvoiiue.
AltOAlNU'-Kor sale , 7U lif XI fuot on 1'rtnklla
HTunuu , H'iWW. ( (
221ft ncrus bolHBon 1st street nnil Krnnklln HTODU * .
Ilu > t plnltlMR | iruporty In tlio fllr , I.UOH.UO.
Two lou oppOBlto ' 1 hint strunt school , f IWO 09.
One lot In Wilson Terrucu , $ r > VjIO ,
Tluce jou , uornor Main street anil Utli iironua.
Ilt'st nil" for Impluuiviit liousu In tlio city , IJ.WJ.OQ.
l.oiiKeo ATowlu , am 1'oarl slreot.
' . hume for salu In most dcslrabla
BKAUTll'IJI. Kcrdlnanil Wlc roKldeout' , No. 118
H , bth street , All modern convonlencus , barn , oto.
DAMais , Buents.
\1/"ANTKI > I'arllos vrlili n Illtlo time unil enpl-
ii lal to nmnufacturo anil Inlroduca pntanloil
novoltles. 11 , J. AUuius , Hj 1'orln Avo. , Council
lllutts.
I BO ncru KOOI ) , linprnvril farm In ii'c 2T.9..41 t-liorl-
Mdnn Co , , Neb , , for HI In HI fl.WK'O Tills III away
liclow Us viiluo. Jolinstoii A Vim I'ntton.
innn cook and a kltclion Klrl wanted ulooca
GOOD liousu , ( ounrll IllulTs ,
Vii ITANTUII Alnlo niKl funinlii cuurnssom Call * !
ii Inmnn liolel , rooui 'fi , louiurrow from 1UIO t
m. I2.UU pcrtfny vuaruntued.
i iJ Sfceaii | pije Works-
C. A. 8CHOED8ACK , Proprietor.
, Gleaning and Itofinishlng
Of GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Council Bluffs offloo and wor.ts. cor. Avo. A nnd 20th St. Telephone ; 810.
( or circulars and price list. Omuha otllce ; 1621 Furnam Tol. 1621.