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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEr MONlAY , JUNE 20 , 18913 , 3
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIMU.UFFa
OFFICE ! NO. 12 PEA.RL * STKEbT
ty carrier to nny putt of tha cltj
II , W. TII.TON , - MANAUEll
Mi Office No. 43
Wltor. No. 23
MIMilt MKXTlUtf.
N. Y. Plumblnc ; Co
Iloston Store for sun'umbrnllns
Judson , pastunigo , WT Sixth avenue.
MlltouucrRcr Is the hatter , WB Broadway
The Mnyno Heal Eitate Co. , C21 Broadway.
John Klnu Is under nrrest on the charge of
drunkenness nnd Insulting ladles.
Fred nnd Ed Morgn.1 , who live near Big
Inko , wore arrested yesterday on tin in
formation filed before Justice Vex charging
them ltli assaulting a man named Chatter-
buck , east of this city. They are In the city
Jail forsafa keeping.
The Ep worth LenRUO societies of Omaha ,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs will unlto
In nplrnlu at Waterloo , Nob. , tomorrow.
The train will leave the transfer depot In
this city ut 8 a. in. If it rains the party
will start on Wednesday at the same hour ,
Chlldien's day was obicr\od yesterday at
the Second 1'rcsbytcrlan church. The audi
cncoroom was decorated with nowcis In a
tasteful manner , in the evening the btimliiy
ochool had elitlro cimrgo of the exorcises
nnd gave nn Interesting concert , consisting
of musical selections and recitations by the
children.
A woman named Palmer was run In at
Polo Hanson's saloon at Hlfj lake last oven
inir , nnd was brought by Olllccr WIer to the
city Jail In the patrol wagon. She hnit
prolously stood off D.m Ferguson , the park
policeman , convincing htm that she had it
revolver that she would use on him If ho at
tempted to nrrest her. She was slated with
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
' Judge Dccmor has handed down a decis
ion in the case of Mills nnd Wilder against
the city and Jolin Flageollo , which was begun -
gun In thi ) district court about u year ago to
restrain the dcfcmlnntH from nillnir block 4 ,
Mill addition , and to restrain the city from
paying for the work that WHS already done ,
By his latest decision Judge Dccmcr sui
vains the position of the plaintiffs and makes
the temporary injunction which ho Issued In
the llrst pluco , n perpetual ono.
nix.NtsoN linos.
Startling Snln Mnnil.iy Knorinoin Purchase
of I.miles' Milrt IViiUU.
3SO ladles' sample shirt waists a man
ufncturor's entire sample line. Al
Btylcs , all kinds of material , In fanc.\
percales , white lawns , batccns and silks
The entire lot at , ' 19c , 48c , Sue , 05e , 7f > e
OSc , $1.20 and $1.48 each. Only i regu
lar price.
All the $5.00 finest silk waists in navj
blue cardinal and black , at half priui
Monday , SlfiO each.
200 fast black sorgc , 20-lneh umbrellas
las , paragon framenatural , wood handles
at lcs than tlie cost of the handles
alone , Monday entire lot SI.00 each.
100 Gloria silk , 20-inch umbrellas
beautiful horn handles , Monday S1.5C
each ; worth $2.f > ( ) . ,
Big sale of wash dross goods.
fiO pieces of half wool challies , bcauti
fill styles , at i price , 15o yard.
100 pieces of American challies Mon
day , -'ilc yard.
Enormous allk sale.
Such values never before offered.
f > pieces ID-inch black china silk Mon
day , 25o yard. Just i price.
5 pieces of Chcnnoy Bros , china silk
in black and cream , 21" inches wide , al
ways sold at $1.25 , Monday cut to 7fic
yard. This is a great bargain. Don't
lllihS it.
Monday wo will offer our 75c and Soc
china Bilks all at ono price , 48o yard.
Now they must go.
3 pieces 40-inoh strictly all wool black
nuns' veiling Monday , 48c a yard.
Wo nro cutting down the prices on all
dress goods and bilks. Now is the time
to buy.
Monday we will offer some big bar
gains in Ineo and chenille curtains.
Ask to see them. BEN'NISON Bnos.
Open Monday evening until 10 p. in.
Domestic soap is the best.
Protect your homes against destruc
tive storms. W. C. James has the
Btrongest companies In the world.
Every lady purchasing 82.00 worth at
Davis' will be presented a 75o bottle of
Tolu water for the complexion.
H. C. Flndley has loturncd from an ex
tended business tiip in the west.
The Andrews Opera company Icavo this
morning for Sioux City , where they will illl
nu engagement.
Mr. O , F. Lofferts loft yesterday afternoon
oxer the Union Paeille for Portland , Ore-1. ,
where ho will remain for seine timo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Pace and their dauch-
tcts , Millie and Hatlio , liavo returned fioin
n two weeks' -\Islt to the World's fair.
Mr. nnd Mrs. WC. . Wlttman of Lincoln
Neb , , are In the cltv , guests 01 Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mlltonbcrecr , on Washington avenue.
Mrs. Uobcrt Anderson nnd bon of Dixon
111 , , are In the city visiting the former's
brother-in-law , Jumcit Anderson , on lien ton
Btroot.
rpwortli I.OIIKIIO llxuunuan.
The Kpworth leagues of Council
Bluffs , Omaha and South Omaha , to
gether with their friends , are to enjoy
nn oxoursion to Waterloo , Neb. , on
Tuesday , Juno 27. An invitation has
also been tendered the Christian En
deavor societies of the three cities U
join with them that the young poopk
may become hotter acquainted. A
grand , good time will bo had. Should
it rain on the 27th they will go on tin
28th.
Tlio Mj-litrnt nnil llrlchtcvt.
Come and BCO the lightest and brightcs
shoo store in the city. Now building
now store , now goods , now linn and nov
prices. Morris Bros. , opposite post
olUco.
Go to Lake Mimnwa today. Take you
wife and hablos and enjoy a perfect da ;
nt the great pleaxiiro resort.
"Groat clearing r-nlo of inilllnory-
golng out of business ovorvthin les
cost. The Louis , 2i S. Main St.
Cook yoi meals this summer on n ga
j-ango. At cost ut Mio Gas company.
Able your grocer for Domestic soap.
AVIiltlnUrr'K lor ) ; Won.
Thcro was a dog light at Big Lake yestei
day morning at U10 : ! o'clock. Word had bee
passed around < iulotly to the fuvorod fo\v
but it went further and there was qulto i
number went up who aw not commonly coi
sldored 10 belong to the sporting class. Son :
of the city police force went along but mail
no effort to stop the fun. The light was bi
twcon Jack \Vhlttukor's brlndio nnd a whli
unltnov , n from Omaha. There was no neee
Bity for tlio white being tinything but u
iinkuou n , for ho was not in It with M
Whlttakcr from the start. It was claiinc
that there was a purse of f I.OOQ up on tl
flght , and at the cml Whlttakcr gobbled 111
pursu , his dot : luivlnf knocked the otnor on
out.
Stop at tlio-Ogden , Council Bluffs ,
tcbt $2.00 1 lumen in.Iown.
Domostio boup. miUitbts cheap boap.
Williamson Se Co. . 100 Main streo
largest uucl best blcycio stock In city.
Another Improvement to the popult
Bchubert piano. Swnnson Muslo Co
UEO Domostio aoup.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Lutherans Hold a Union Service and Oonso-
crate a Building Lot.
SIMPLE BUT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
Imitations to Attend ( loncralty
To Mnny I'rouilnrnt In Cliurch No
Take Tart In the Service A Church
Well rounded.
The session of the synodleat convention of
the Woman's Homo and Foreign Mission
soclty of the Lutheran churchwhlch was held
In Omaha hist week gave thomcmbcrs of the
denomination in this city , ns well as the pub
lic generally , nu opportunity to moot a
number ot the lending lights of the Lutheran
church In thn west. This opportunity wns
taken ndvmitngo of by Hov. O.V. . Snider ,
pastor of SI. John's church of this eltynndn
special consecration meeting wns held on
tlio lot nt thu corner of Willow nvcnuo and
Seventh street Saturday evening. Nc.it
printed Invitations had boon Issued us n
means of notifying thu religiously inclined
people of the city of the meetitn * , nnd the lot
was well filled at 8 o'clock with Interested
spectators. This la the lot upon which Mr.
Snyder and his church hope before long to
erect u church bulMIng , nnd the mooting
took the form of u consecration service.
W. A. M.nster . extended wplcomo to the
visitors , and his address was responded to
by Mrs. A. V. Hunter of Columbia City , Md. ,
president of the Woman's ' Missionary con
vention nt Omaha. Addresses wcro also
made by Hov. M.V. . Hnimnn , D. U. of JJnltl-
more , Huv. D. A. Day. U , ) J. of Muhlenoorg ,
Africa , Huv. J. K. .Seiihuy.cstcrtisecretiiry
of tlio Lutheran bourd of church extension
and others.
At the close of the exorcises an Impressive
consecration service was conducted by Hov.
S. 12. Himiltz , D. U.of Des Molnes. Gooil
music was furnished and the exorcises were
enjoyable throughout. Quito n number of
thu prominent moil and women of the denomination
nomination were present from a distance.
bruuiAi. , SAM : .
Momlny the I.list liny ot the Grout Wall
I'ltpur. Moulding nnil Hook Snip ,
At prices never heard of in this part
of the country before. During this sale
we will hell papers nt prices that oven
other dealers cannot buy at from the
manufacturers , and every roll wo guar
antee full weight und length or money
refunded. If you intend buying any pnpor
or want any papering done , DON'T MISS
THIS CHANCK.
CHANCK.WALL
WALL 1'APnitS.
All our Sc and lOc mien and gilt papers
to go during this sale at 4Sc per roll.
All our 12 jc and lije metallic filled goods
for II days at > 3c per roll. All our 20o
full gilt papers and coppers during this
bale for lOc a roll. All our embossed
papers that sold for 25c and Il.'io a roll
for 3 days at 12jc a roll. All our ingrain
papers during this sale forlOc a roll. All
our uouuKits of every description at
HALF Piticn for It days.
HOOM MOULDINGS.
H-inch hardwood mouldings for II
days at 1 jc per foot. I-inch pink edges
and gilt and pink ornamented during
wtle at 2jc per foot. Ij-ineh ornamental
moulding in 0 styles and colors , regular
price 7c per foot , for 3 days at 3Jc per
foot.Jinch gilt beading , regular price
lie per foot , for 3 days ut Ho per foot.
3 and i-inch ornamental headings , regu
lar price 4c per foot , during sale at 2i
per foot.
HOOKS.
200 "paper covered books , regular
price 25c , for three days at 5c each ; a
good assortment of titles.
1,000 12-mos. cloth bound books , choice
from till the best authors , publishers'
prices COo and 75c each ; for 3 days wo
will hell them at IHc each.
100 Drumiuond's addresses , all com
bined , buund in half vellum , regular
price $1.25 ; for 3dayt > at 37ic each.
200 Doro illustrated books , D.mto's In
ferno , Danto's Purgatory and Paradise ,
Milton'sliirndiso Lost and the Doro Bible
Gallery , published at $0.00 each ; for 3
days they go at 71)c ) each. .
All of the above items are only to Do
seen nt the Boston store. No one can
duplicate them.
FOTIIKHINGHAM. WlHTELAW & Co. ,
LKADEUS AND I'KOMOTKKS OF LOW
PRICKS.
See today's Sunday Nonpareil for our
special muslin underwear , lace and
portler sale for the next three days.
llo Olio of Iho I.uelcy
ONIS to got the si/o and style you wish
for EVANS is belling his Biunmer shoes
at cost. 2S Main street.
- AND Nnvnit shall bo. The prices
EVANS will give this week on summer
shoos. F. II. EVANS , 28 Main , 27 Pearl
, ttroots.
.
Bless Bros. , the pnporlinngors , will
, hang paper at 12c per roll. Our work
our reference. Room 3 , Everett block.
Wheelmen Snml y Out.
About fifty members of the Omaha Wheel
club caino over to Council IIluffs yesterday
morning * in response to an invitation ex
tended to thorn by the Ganymedes to cnjoi
a plonle In ono of the beautiful groves a to\\
miles cast of the city. They were met a
club rooms by about an equal number o
Blurts wheelmen and escorted to the
grounds , which were not far fron
the paper mill on the IClIno tract
During tlio dnv the number win
augmented by now arrivals until thuro wen
about 123 present , and the day was spent ii
the way Unit wheelmen enjoy. The Gaiiy
nicdcfi had prepared an ulahorato lunch
which was eaten under the trees , served bj
C. U. linndlutt. The Sutorius Mnndolli
st club and the Zither ( pinrtot of Omaha hat
ITi hcon conveyed to the grounds In carryalls
ITiW nnd furnished music throughout the moniiii
it- and afternoon , The crowd left the giotiml
late in tht ) afternoon and the OmMin mui
were highly pleased ut the way inliicl :
they were entertained.
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The following is a list of the wheoluiei
who attended ;
Omaltn Win-Hi Club John M. Conrad , II , I
SutoilnsJA. Hiitl.KriiONf/.ltriimnn.i : . It. Hnilll P.J.
V. II. I'Kloy. O. V. Hurling , A. I' , Cimrailt. J
ss II. It. Piirsoim , n. M. ( iaddN , I' . I' Htrllllvr , Hu
( I , I'lslier , .1. II. Uiiylnil , J l , lU'iirltui , X Vt
TH'at , Itiiy K. Tlionms , A. W. I'nrtrhlKii , N. A
Chaiinnin , It. i : . Orimths , T.V. . Colllin , T. II
SlffM'ii , J. I' . HIcUox. II. Lutiptnilli > r , O. II.It.
Ki imth * , C. I' . Muth 11 , U. Hnltli , W. I' . PMici
A , 11. IVirU'o , II L. Pinterlluld , John JllaUurti
L , W , Wani > n , I' . II. t'uininlno , Charhis (
IValxiilyV. . II , Taylor , Adolph O. I'atlln , K.n
J. Uuniul , U. lli'Khtjl , Ulchtiid Ititlt and
11. Head ,
jren Tin HITS of Oinuhri ( Iciirso WullT , I' . J. Tul
en lilim , ( in Hoiu'li > , II. ( i , Wlndholiu , Al Join
bon , II , lleynV II. Illcn'ilcl ,
, iliinyiiu'dcb Jnliii T. Niiuu'htnn , fJi'iirK" I
n Wlllluin. (1. O. I'nllnmn , L. P. IimiKan , H ,
in- KlnyiT , Hun lli'iio , _ H. O. J'ort'Koy , O-U. Ilro\
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icd F , S. Hecdleson , a one-logged bicyclist c
1m his way from Kan Francisco to Syracuse , I
hone Y. , was also orto of the party , having r
maliiod over for a couple ot ilujs more thu
no he had intended for the sake of the picnl
He tras escorted on his way as far as Ore
cent , by lib by , Hoffmnyr and Pullman <
the U any modes.
iporih I.ruu'u
Trl-Clty 1'pworthleague exclusion i
Waterloo , Nob. , Juno 27. Tickets , $1.0
, Ilart'u jowohy btoro.
he-nrrlilnc for \Vrlilo' Ilody
The offer of a reward of $100 for the reco
cry of the body of William Wrido , the fet
man of the Milwaukee Uridgo company , u 1
lost hi * lifo nt the now bridge last Friday ,
drew a lanto crowd of people to the river to
engage m a search , and parties wcro at work
nil day yesterday trying to find some trace
of the body. Dynamite bombs xvoro ex
ploded at Interval * In the hope of raising It
to the surface , but at last ac
counts the efforts were still fruitless.
It seems to bo the pcnoral opinion that the
body has floated down with the currint , nnd
that when it Is recovered , ns It is nearly cer
tain to bo In the course of a few daj s , It will
bo miles away from Iho scene of the drown-
Inc. Some , however , cling to the Idea that
iHjsslbly It caught upon some object nnd has
been covered up by the boiling and eddying
sand at the bottom of the river. In which
case the chances for Its recovery are ex
tremely doubtful.
Mnnmvn.
Picnic trains , until further notice ,
will leave for that great llshlng resort ,
Kay'b ' Landing and Matmwa park , Mineral -
oral Springs , German shooting grounds ,
Manhattan beach and Manawn opera
hmixo ( whore two performances will bo
given during tlio season daily at 4 nnd
a:30 : o'clock p. in. ) ns follows : Nine and
11 a. in. and 1 nnd 2 p. in. , nnd every
thirty minutes thereafter until 12:30 : nt
night. Last train will leave Manawn
for Council BlulTs al 11:53 : p. in.
Gotten to ItolilriitH Among the Khrr.
William Wilde , foreman of the Mil
waukee Bridge and Iron works , working
on the Interstate bridge at East Omaha ,
was lost In the Missouri river on the
morning of Juno 23. Tlio twin of $100.00
will bo paid to the person who will llnd
his b.uly and notify the undersigned
promptly by wire. Description : Height ,
5 feel 8 inches ; age , -10.years ; hair partly
gray ; dark partly gray mustache.
Dress : Plaid coat , black shirt , white
suspenders , blue overalls , gold watch In
pocket. C. E. II. G'AMi'nr.LL ,
Council BlulTs.
Ten Iny < ut Ihu World's Tulr.
Itwlll coat you less than $50.00 , every
thing necessary included. This means
homos In private cottage , clean , safe ,
close to grounds nnd on tlio beach of
Lake Michigan. Wrlto to J. T. Chyno-
weth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers to II.
W. Tlltonof THU Due , or Jacob Sims
of Sims & Bainbridge , Council Bluffs.
T. J. Clark represents on the road
Wheeler , Herald & Co. , Council BlulTs ;
only perfect cold storage plant in the
west. General commission business.
Fruits u specialty. Better prepared
than any competitors to get best results
from all consignments. Wrlto for quo
tations.
_
Tlio ( iniiul Motet ,
Council BlulTs. The most elegant In
Iowa. Dining room on seventh iloor.
Rate , 83.00 and Sj.OOa day. E. F. Clark ,
Prop. _
Motrtfor & liiindli-tl'it Iocs.
No Sunday dinner is complete with
out Motxger & Randlett's ice cream and
ices. Leave your order today.
Cion'nt ; Out
EVANS. Will sell at cost nny Oxford
or slipper in his now store , 28 Main , 27
Pearl streets.
Grconshiolds , Nicholson & Co. have
moved their real estate ollloo to 000
Broadway , opposite postolllco. Tol. lol.
REMINDEHS OF OLD HABBY.
Alleged Footprint ) ! of HlH S.it'inlo
on l urtli.
The dovll is well represented in geographical -
graphical and topographical nomencla
ture. At Boroughbridge , In Yorkshire ,
is a group of remarkable prehistoric
monoliths called the Devil's arrows.
Tlio Duvil's Bit mountains are in the
County Tippernry , near Tomplomoro. A
remarkable ancient earthwork neai
Newmarket , in England , Is called the
Dovil's ditch. An ancient wall across
the stewatry of Kircndbrlght is callet
the Devil's dyko. Another Dovil's dyke
is a hill in'tho South Downs of Sussex ,
with remains of a prehistoric and prob
ably Celtic fort. The Devil's glen lake
is a deep valley of the County Wioklow ;
Devil's lake is a eahno lake ( and modern
city ) of North Dakota. Another Devil's
lake is near Bamboo. Wis. The Dovil's
inkstand is a deep and wonderfully line
crater lake of South Australia. The
devil lentil his namp to form a part of a
celebrated cavern in Derbyshire , Eng
land. The Dovil's punchbowl is an in
teresting mountain tarn of the county of
Kerry. In the Black Hills country of
South Dakota is the Devil's tower , an
enormous natural obelisk of trachyte
025 foot high. Ono of the Fuegaii islands
is called tlio Dovil's inland. In tlio faamo
group is a Dovil's harbor , on another
island. There is another Devil's island
olT the const of Maine ; another belongs
to French Guiana. The Dovil's peak is
a high mountain of Ilayti ; there is an
other in South Africa , and a third
( Mount Diablo ) is in California. The
Dovil's bridge is in the canton of Uri ,
Switzerland. The Devil's bridge in Car
diganshire is also well known. The
Devil's nohO is a Canadian Rocky moun
tain peak. The Dovil's tower is the north
east nngloof the works atGibraltar. An
other Devil's lake IB in the coast region
of Tillamook county. Oregon. A Mount
Diablo ribcs near Samana , in Santo
Domingo , Dovil's Bosch is a mountain
region of South Africa. Doil's point Is
vorv near Capo Town. Dovil's river is
in Victoria , Australia. Tlio Dovil's
thumb is on the west coast of Green
\ land. There is a Dovil'b den ( ominous
) fact ) in a cemetery at Lawrence , Ma s.
: Tlio Devil's buck ( or limb ) is a rook olT
Boston. Another rock with the same
tn
ntimo is in Miihcongus bay , Maino. The
Maine coast has also a Dovll'n elbow and
three Devil's heads. The Devil's hlltlo
Is ono of the sights on tlio Union Pacific
railroad , and Canon Diablo Is a deep ,
dry orovico in the face-of New Mexico.
Time falls to count up the many punch
id bowls , sniilT boxes , chairs , kitchens ,
ids , tlreplaccs , etc. , which the devil has in
ffi ! this country , to say nothing of Britain ,
Ireland and the colonies.
311h Out thi ) CUB.
'I ' venture to assort , without fear ol
contradiction , " suld a hotel man to the
P. Boston llornld , "that for every dontli
' from asphyxiation in my hotel during
J. the past live years , I or my employes
tf have rebelled twenty-five persons , win
tfA. would certainly have died If wo had nol
II. boon on the alert. Wo are , InJced , al
It. ways on tlio lookout for guests who tblnli
U , , they are doing right when they blowout
I1 , tho'gas. Only a few nights jo I dls
IV. Illl covered , as I jinked through my hall , t
btrong Biiusll of gas , and traced It to t
room whore a countryman and his chili
had been assigned but a few hours be
n. foro. Tlio door was boon burnt open , am
n.i , two mieoiifcoious forms were found in i
, ropobo which would have ended In dentl
if the discovery hud been made twi
: . hours later. When the man was rcsus
ir- cltatcd I linked him what ho meant b ;
II
1) . turning the gas on after it had been pu
K. out.
K.on " * I give you my word , sir,1 , ho bald
onN. earnestly , 'that I blew the gas out , am
N. didii't ' touch the plpo afterward. '
rean "When I told him what a mistake In
an
ilc. had made and what a lucky ceeupo lie
us- had had. his joy was unbounded , and between
usof tweon his wibs and oxnlnng cries , of 10oy
ho hugged and carobsod the little bo ,
with him , who wivj juot coming out froi '
to1 the elfccts of the gas , us if all heave
were his at that moment.
00 , "If von will take the trouble to visi
the other largo hotels of BostoiUn whlc
gas IB used in tlio rooms , I think you wil
ov- tind that the ratio of rescues to deatli i
iro- at least 25 to 1. You boldoin hear of
iho rescue , but Invariably learn of u death ,
NlTrOF MANIUS
Words of Cheer to Bnitness Mon from an
Eminent Divino.
REV , T , J. MACKEY'S ' SPLENDID SERMON
t'lcturct tlio I'lnrk tlf Anicrlcnn Merclmnt
Uclltcrs n lUcour lit the r. onlnf (
on the Subject tit Intolerance
Ills llciniirks In 1'utt.
Hov. T. J. Maekcy of the All Saints
church delivered n sermon nt the morning
scrvlcci in his church yesterday , of encour
agement to business men , in view of the
financial storm through which they are now
passing.
Ho expressed great sympathy for the men ,
> vho , Inspltc of every effort , have failed to
feather the storm , and exhorted them note
o bcconio discouraged , for the true great-
, css of man is shown In adversity.
"In war n retreat in the presence of the
nemy , skillfully and safcljMvccompllshcd , is
onsKlcrcd the highest evidence of good gen-
ralshlp , " said the rector. "Ho who Is able
o recall and collect his shattered forces , and
11 the niltlst of his anguish of mind , to so
ilaco them that they can retreat without
urthcr serious loss , has shown himself to bo
rorthy of his great trust , and exhibited un
ion bled proof ot true greatness of intellect.
So , too. In business life , the man whom , wo
ospect and boner Is not ho who , when mis-
'ortuno overtakes him , sits tloun to
jowatl his loss , but ho who
'aces his ill fortunes , nnd sets
o work with willing hands and n bravo
le.irt to retrieve nat ho had lost. So , too ,
n the moral lifo there are men who nro mor-
lly good and upright as long as the winds
f prosperity attend them , but when the
pales of misfortune strike them they give
Lhcmsolves up to recklessness of life let
ooso all the evil impulses of their nature
mil sink from bad to worse , pitied by their
'nllow men , but really unworthy of that pity ,
'or they failed to rccognlzo their true
dignity the true greatness of man as sons
f God , made In the Imago of God and ns
uch , striving BO to love , that whether
basking in the sunshine of prosperity or
borne down by distressing grief tlioy could
quit themselves as men , knowing that hero
hey have no abiding city ; knowing that
rials and tribulations are a part of tlio true
discipline of lifo , nnd which , rightly berne ,
will bring forth in propoition the brightest
virtues 01 character mid disposition.
"Tho true greatness of man consists in
doing his whole duty in that state of lifo
'nto which God has called him , not blindly
ivorking out his destiny , but as a man made
n the imago of God , faithfully striving to
nako himself worthy of his holy heritage ,
meeting adversity calmly , summoning the
scattered forces of the soul when misfortune
issails.
1'rnyrr of
"Tho prayer of Elijah is the cry of many a
. .allant heart when trouble stares them in
tlio face , but It is not the cry of the Chris
tian. Are there nny Elijahs hero today
uhoso lifo was once full of enthusiasm and
brightest visions of hope , but who arc now
> itting under tlio Juniper trco of mourning
n the wilderness of vain regrets ? To you is
the stillsmall voice culling , Whatdocst thou
'icrcj Arise and call upon thy God. Take
up the tangled sltcln , of life. Go forth once
nero and tre.id tlio path of duty. What
ny design is ttiou knowost not now , but thou
shall know hereafter. Bo strong , and fnlut
not at the dllllcultlesl until you have accom
pllshcd the work given you.
"Be not afraid , for your father is at the
wheel , and in Him abide your faith. Have
faith in yourselves 'and you will suc
ceed. A faith tlwt Is only good in
fair weather is not faith at nil ,
Elijah thought ho was the greatest
man in Israel until Jezebel hunted him in
her mad revenge , but'ho was woalc in ad
versity. So with intlny a man today. With
the work of his life itfruins about him , ho
Hos under the juniporHroo of ro rot. Men
of the world rccoznizo tlio necessity for faith
at such a time , and stiuiatizi ! tlio man who
llocs from trouble or commits suicide as n
coward. Far grand or and nobler is it to
stand in the gap and say , 'I
have done my best and' have
failed. ' Then will others succor
you. You have lifo , family and honor left ,
and God. With such a capital no man need
over despair. God reigns though clouds and
darkness are about your habitation. Our
Father is at the wheel and ho w ill bring
peace out of conflict. To despond for more
than a moment is to doubt God's ' being , wis
dom , power and lovo.
How to lleciircl I.lfo.
J'Wo must regard lifo by the light of im
mortality and form our estimate of success ,
not by the lifo and character of the men
whom wo have been considering today , great
as they are , but by the lifo and character of
Ono greater than oven the great Elijah ,
whoso prayer was not : 'Lord , take away
my life.1 but : 'Lord , if it bo possible , lot ,
this cup pass from mo. Nevertheless , not
my will , but thino bo done. ' This is the vic
tory that overcometh the world. To fcol
that wo are in God's hands , and that God's
will is being worked out , even though it bo
through our failure and loss , "
Kruniiix .Sermon.
The subject chosen for a sermon by Rev ,
Mnckay at tlio All Saints church last even
ing was "Intolerance. " He spoke In part as
follows :
' Wo can do nothing against the truth , "
said the divine. "There Is a strong tendency
apparent today toward a revival of that
paternal character in our government which
once distinguished the monarchies of Europe ,
Extiernes meet , it ib said , and it is certainly
most strange that In n land noted for its
freedom laws should bo evaded resembling
nero the laws of Hussla under Peter the
_ ! reat than those of n self governed people ,
vho claim to bo the rulers themselves ,
[ 'hero Is no inoro puzzling question asking
or n solution today than the
elation between liberty and authority.
Jvery man desires frooilom freedom
of thought , freedom of speech and freedom
of person and yet it is evident that tlicio
'rccuom of thought , it is true , but ho must
.hlnk rightly. A man must have the prlvl-
"ego of the freedom of speech ;
low far ho may carry that prlvl-
.ego Is n questionable point. Docs
freedom of speech imply that ho may bo
) crmittcd to incite his follow men to trca-
> on , indulge in blasphemy or slander his fel
lows ? "
"Tlio man who Is free Is only free to do
that which is right. The moment ho offends
against the peace nnd safety of society wo
feel at liberty to pltt o him under restraint.
"Wo often take too great a freedom with
f morals , When Mr. Wanamakor ox-
eluded the ' 'Kruetzcr Sonata'1 from
tlio mails ho was severely criticised
and people dcclarfU ho had made a grcal
mtstaKo , But tlio , mistalto lay inoro In tin
action of the lawmakers who madq suet
consulship possible , "Wo have been out o
the leading Htriifg of paternalism as i
nation too recently to again put our neck
under such n yoke ;
"Acr.vhig evil of1 bur day Is the alarming
IticreasQ of legislative enactments , Joe
sooner dons sorau ( ivil rome to the Bin-fan
thai ) immediately feomo unheard of in
Introduces n bill Into the legislature to
sweep it out of exigence , The role of reformer
former is a very pqtmlar one today and thesi
wouid-bn refonners4"hovor weary of niakint
themselves prominent by scnsationa
inottiods , , " ,
"I would like to see * our cigar am
candy stores closed so that ou
joung men might find inoro tun
to seek inoro ennobling pleasures !
1 would like to see many ovlls removed am
had I the power \\ould enforce the Guide
, Kulo und efface the saloons and places of cvl ,
resort. But if I had iho ] io er I inlgh
want to make this a paternal government i
the strictest sense. Hut when I reflect tha
I would IK ) placing this fearful power ml
the hands of men as fallible us myself , prnn
- to intolerance und bigotry , und also rellec
the probable result of such laws , 1 say 'Go
forbid. ' Nothing would bo safe from Ir
trusion , und the horrors of the Inquisitlo
would be re-viewed In u tenfold worse fen
on than ever before.
"St. Paul on u llko question said : 'On
jit man cstcemoth ono day above another ; in
other man estcemeth every day alike. I < c
ill each man bo fully assured In his own mind
iu "In the matter of Sunday observance-
iua ha\e spoken before , and believe all unnccei
a sary work should be tivolded on that da iy :
. but I kuow of no law of God which prohibit
moderate recreation on Sunday. I believe
the Christian church has lost its touch with
the working classes because it ha * been In-
tolercnt In regard to the observance of this
day of rest. To prescribe how each man
shall obtain that rest would bo absurd ,
ami to Insist on certain modes
of recreation nnd the abstninanco
of others , would bo the worst form of
tyranny. That the World's fair Is to bo
opened on Sunday is an evidence that
the common senseof the people it nt last be
ginning to bo felt. As an editorial in Tun
llr.t : stated the other day , commenting on
thn proposed boycott of the fair by the
Mothodlst church 'why not boycott the
street cars and parks because they nro used
tn Sunday for tlio purpose of recreation ? '
1 am glad that the good sense of the Moth
odlst laity has prevented such a ridiculous
procedure and called n halt on the Intoler
ance of tlio clergy of that church.
Tlio gospel of Christ can never bo made to
sanction any infringement of man's personal
freedom of will. The so called reform laws
placed on our statute books nro exhibitions
of our weaknesses nnd under the censorship
of the press ev | < oscs us to the rldluulo of
other nations.
"A better living faith In Christ's religion
is needed and such fuith will do away with
all kinds of Intolerance. "
LEFT HIS PISTOL AT HOME.
Colonel .ToliiMon'ii PnrKotfulncm Compelled
Him to CruufUh Unprorcdc.itmlly.
The oolonol nntl I were Blttliifj on a
Kentucky ttivorn veranda , smoking and
tnlkitifi , snys a writer In the Now York
Sun , when ho suddenly reached behind
him nnd exclaimed :
"Dtirn my skin , but that's just llko
met Left my pistol at homo on the
bureau ! "
"There doesn't seem to bo nny need of
it nrountl hero , " I replied.
"Can't toll can't tell. It's time for
Major Green to como aloiiff , and when I
moot up with the major I always feel
better to bo heeled. "
Wo dropped tlio subject for another ,
and hud been talking about ton minutes ,
when back wont the colonel's hand
again , and lie Haiti :
"Durn my skin , but there's Major
Green , and I ain't got nothing to bhoot
with ! "
"Is there going to bo nny shooting
hero ? "
"Not under the circumstances , but
you are gain1 to see , the \vot-bt case of
crawfishing that has happened around
hero for twenty yours. "
The major enino along the street ,
caught higlit of the colonel and ntopped ,
wltli his hand on his hip. As the colonel
iniulo no move of a hostile nature the
major slowly ascended the stops , came
along down to us , and said :
"Colonel Johnson , fo' years ago I stated
that Captain Brobs had a nigger working
for him who was blind in the left eye.
You picked mo up , snh , and saitl It was
the right oyc. Wo parted , sah , and have
not spoken since ! "
"Major , 1 reckon I was wrong , " re
plied the colonel. "Yes , I reckon I was
wrong and you wore right. Meant to
have told you bo long ago , but had no
show. "
"If you still insist that it was the right
eye , why ! " and the major threw the
hand back.
"Oh ! no ! no ! Loft eye , major , loft
eye ! How's the cotton coming on , major ?
Heard you wore t'oinjj In for a powerful
big crop this year. "
"Tho cotton , sah , the cotton , " replied
the major , as ho turned to go , "tlio cot
ton is all right. I bhall have a powerful
crop. Good day , sail. "
And when ho had disappeared in tlio
distance , marching away as fatitT as a
poker , the colonel turned to mo with :
"You were speaking with that nigger
as I came out. Which eye is it' ? "
"Neither one , colonel ! lie has as
good a pair of eyes as yours or mine. "
And the colonel softly whimpered ,
'Durn my bkin"and wont away to drinl <
alone.
9
REVJ3KENC.2 POK CATS.
A Oncer Ciibtom I'rov.ilcnt Among tlio
The cat is well known as having been
an object of worship in Egvpt , bays the
Cincinnati Commercial. The Goddess
Pnsht , many of whoso statues may bo
seen in the British museum , was always
represented with the head of a cat ; t
temple was dedicated to her'at Bon
Hassan , which ib as old as the cigh
teonth dynasty , 1,500 years B. C. Tlio
cats that died there were buried il
countless thousands in pits near thi
temple , having been first of all cm
balined and converted into mummies.
A few years since these cat pitb were
excavated , and many tons ol tlio em
balmed eats were broken up , shipped
from Alexandria to Liverpool , and
there ground into manure at the bono
mills of that city. When lirst dug up
out of the pits each mummy was envel
oped in thin cloth. In most of
the mummies that were shipped
to England tlio cloth had been
stripped oil by the diggers in order to
obtain any trinkets or ornaments that
were burled with the the animals and
the bodies were broken up in fragments
before they were shipped. One cargo
alone was calculated to contain the re
mains of not Icsn than 180,000 eats. Tlio
examination of the skulls proved that
the cat , domesticated by the Egyptians ,
was really a North African bpecics ,
known to the naturalists as Foils
manlculiita. Tills is rather smaller
than our ordinary domestic cat and of a
yollowibh color , with borne dark fatripcs
on the body.
The domesticated cat of the Egyptians
was venerated by them to an absurd
extent. Herodotus recounts the fact
that wlien a cat died a natural deatli in
a houbo the inhabitants shaved oil their
eyebrows and in his own quaint way
says that when a lire occurred the
people were more anxious to save their
- cats than to extinguish the conllagra-
tion.
DOWN A GREASED RUNWAY.
Jinny Wrecks of runt Living ; anil Il -
appolntiiil llojifn Pound \Vnblilnitoii ,
- Around tlio city of Washington , in its
Dublin placj's und corners are many
wrecks of disappointed ambition , fast
living and unslnckud tlilrht for oillco , bays
the Washington Post. These relics of
a by-gono time , who brcnthoin the pres
ent and llvo in tlio past , have their
: places of mooting and accustomed haunts
just us Imvo tholr more prosperous
brethren , A certain redness of noboaml
o looseness of attlro and badly boastful
talk distinguish them from other men bi
strongly that they may bo told at
o- a glance. Forced by incomes straitened
to mcannebs to llvo in bqnnlld fashion ,
al wltli never a dollar to spare from the
btei'ii necessities of bread and bud , mieh
dissipation as they are able to compass
ur is obtained from the pockets of young
noS. men willing to "buy them liquor for UK
S.id bake of hearing rcmlnibconcos of thingt
idmi that happened in yearn long dead. Some
miil of them nave achieved smaller places h
lit the dopurtmcnts and eke out an ux-
in latcnco upon mtlurios that in the ok
at times would not have paid ono week'i
tone cigar bill. Several are in the treasury
no Unable to work , they are kept upon UK
ICt rolls in memory of what they once wcro
pd in- They are looked up to in u certain wa ;
inon by other clerks and their foibles uro foi
in given because they have grown old wltli
out honor.
nom A prominent Ilguro among them is i
m.ct man who is nominally u mosbongcr. Ill
a,1 .ct pay is $ ( JO a month. Ho has no fiunil ;
a,1i and manages to live. No ono know
BS- what part of the union saw Ills birth , bu
, ho was many years in the south durini
its the rccotibtructlon timca. llo is of th
pomi * "cnrpot-haggor" and lie made it
my. Ousted from oillco in the early
70s , ho came to Washington. On the
night of his arrival ho deposited with
ho proprietor of ono of the best known
olrf , the neat sum of S2. > ,000. It was
a part of his plunder , not much inoro
ban half of It. With the manners of a
ffntlomaii nnd a wide acquaintance , lie
iceiuno at once a powerful member of
ho wine drinking and card playing
obby of those days. No game was too
tcep for Ills entry. Ills money was soon
rene and his schemes failed. Ho wont
rom champagne to whisky and began
, ogrow shabby and fall into disrepute.
flio descent to Avornus was
easy and rapid. Two or three
rovornmoiit places pceurod for him
> y Ids former boon companions
n congressional life were lost
hrougli habitual Inebriety. Ambition
oft him und ho has long been n stranger
.o hope. Yet at the ago of (10 ( years' ,
vhon swallow after bwallow of.llory
quor Inn sent the thin blood ourslng
hrougli Jils swoolen veins. Hashes of the
, ltl wit como from him , and his cracked
oolco recovers something of the mellow
vonos that iibcd to make him a bidden
guest to the tables of the groat.
of Oil iraoior.
A stenly blue eye indicates a covetous
Imposition.
Power of language is Indicated by a
Juliana peel appropriately placed.
A dictatorial and pompous manner in
mbllo places usually belongs to a lieu-
locked husband.
Largo eyes In n small fuco indicate )
that the owner has recently "seen" an
ice full with queens.
Early baldness sometimes indicator a
studious , ro tired and intellectual man ,
md then again sometimes It doesn't.
A battered hat of la-st year's vintage
and an expression of settled gloom point
put the wcaro'r as one addicted to playIng -
Ing the races.
Chicago Heconi : They say that whllo our
Mayor Harrison and the Infanta Kulall.i
were on their way fromtho railway station
to tlio 1'osada tlella i'ottcr Palmer tlio
crowds of oxcitetl niun and women surged up
to the very wheels of ttio carriage and
cliocrcd lustily. The infanta could not help
bciiif , ' ll.ittcrcd by the demonstration , and
with a pleased smile she said to the mayor
in English : "Your people arovcrycordi.il ,
am they not ? "
To whluh our mayor , with n smllo and In a
tone expressive of pride , made answer :
"Yes. 1 am tlio most popular man in Chi
cago. "
Fatal injuries from sunstroke
liltino- , freezing , gas , poison ,
somnabulism , or choking in
swallowing ; , are covered by
only one accident policy : The
Iixtcnsion Full Indemnity Pol
icy of
The United States fMuai
Accidan ! Association.
320 , i"J > V I ) ' . ' I UUOADWA Y NKW YOIIK.
CHAULKSII 1'EHT , JAMKSIt I'lTCHTIU ,
1'rcHlileiU. RiMipr.il M.mngur
No other accident company in
sures against such casualties.
"
H. A. "WAGNER , state Agent ,
i-'t ; Koo JinlliHtiff , O noliti.
Full S/3T
OP
Toelli oMrnctoil In moriilii ? ,
Ninv OUCHInRorti'ilafternoon
H nnc d.iy. Perfect lit uuai-
illltCUll.
llnl J'/oor.
1'nxton Jllaalf ,
JfJfTiiic1'nrnnm Sfroof.
Eluvaloron Kith Mruot. Telephone 109. .
THIS WITH YOU.
DISORDERS
_ _ _ _ 'Anil ' nil the irnln ol
EVILS , WHAKNKSSHH , IIKUIMTY , 1STC. , tll t no-
company them In nion QUICKLY ind PKIIMA-
NKNTl.Y CUIIK1 > . Kill I bTUKNUTH nnil tone
Riven to every part of the bodI will send mo
curelr pnckrd ) KUKK to an ? nultcrcr the protcrlp-
IIon that cured nio of tlio o troubles , Addron , M ,
A. UllAULKY , UATIH ; Oil LI 1C
Tlio bout piyln ? Investment for a honsowlfo l
I'lie Excelsior Home-Biker and Roaster.
miles liri'.id tanty IO.IVPH It inolnt' melt w 111 lie
jnley .mil i irli. h urHonL-tlilrilmitiltlouBeli'mi'iilH.
NoluH ( Mil \\ltliuiit It after h.-u-tu , ? UluU It.
Wrlto for vliunl.UH.
AGENTS WANTEP.
CHARLES SCHULTHEISS ,
Cnii/ic/I Itlull'xOUM. .
Alt0Jr' ' * ' it-Uw.
tloo In the st.ito
foilorul courts. Itoouu OJ-7-d-'J ' ,
block , Ootinull lllniTi. Iu.
A Friend
Wishes to speak through the Htgiitertt
tlio beneficial results ho ha * received
of Ayer's I'll In ,
110 nnd tired
v
nnd irK it of order ,
I tried i but none
y
seemed to > I wns In *
duccd to try1 * fr 'lilo ' Ayer's
1'llls. I hnvo t\v box , but I
frol llko n new mri. dB c they nre
the most pleasant niu Vy to tnko ot
nnj thing I over nncd , CRiR so finely
BtiRnr-coated that oven n child will tnka
them. I urge upon nil who nro
of n Inxallvo to try Ayor'a rills. "
Uoothbay ( Me. ) , KtgMer.
"Hctweon the ages of flvo nnd fifteen ,
I \\ixs troubled with H kind ot salU
rheum , or eruption , chlelly confined to
the legs and especially to the bond ot
the Unco above tlio calf. Hi-rc , running
sores formed whluh would scab ever ,
but would break Inimcdlntrly on niov *
Ing the leg. My mother tiled every
thing she could think ot , lint all was
without avail. Although a child , I read
In the papers about the hi'iinflclnl effects
of Ayer's 1'llls , and persuaded my moth
er to let mo try them. With no great
faith in the result , she procured
nnd I begun to use tluini , nnd soon
noticed nn Improvement. Kncouragcd
by this , I kept on till 1 took two boxes ,
when the sores dlsnppuaiod and have
never troubled moHlnco. " It. ( Jhlpnmn ,
Heal Estate Agent , Hoauoko , Yn.
"I suffered for yearn from stomach
nnd kidney troubles , causing very severe
pains in various parts of the body. None
of the remedies I trfed afforded mo any
relief until I began taking Ayor'e Tills ,
nnd was cured. " Win. Ooddaid , Notary
Public , Flvo Lakes , Mich.
1'rcparcil by Dr.J.O. Ajcr&Co. , Lowell , Mui.
So'J ' by Drutrgl'l" Kvorj wl.uc.
Every Dose Effective
DETROIT
Noise
Smoke
Engineei
Repairs
Heat
Dirt
Fuel
M-ichliios from one-ol ht to olKhty horsa
l > o or. Wurranred < o ulvo bntlsfiiction.
Wrlto us.
W. P. UAlvHIl. W nml 3IOS1iiinrtHloolf ,
Council ItlulTs.
Special.
CQUNCIt BLUFF ? ,
ANSTIIACTS nnd IO-IIIH r.inn nud city property
liiiin'lit and bold , 1'uBey X Thoiirm , Council
UlutTn
GAK11AOK remould , cesHpuolw. vaulIB , chlmnoya
cleaned. Kd llurko , at Tajlor'H grocery , 010
IIro.ul\v.i ) .
BAUGA1NS- Hale , 70 by 300 feet on Franklin
axemie $1 nun ( HI ,
! ! ! ! ) { acie'ibjtwecu lot street and Franklin nvo-
IIIHIl.vtt plattliiir propoi tv In iho city , f ilOO.UO. ! ( ( )
Tuo lots ommHlto Thlinl Htmet wliool , 4-1,500.01) .
Otio lot hi WllHon Teiraeo , tfrtM ) Oil.
Tin eolotH.i'orner Main Htr.n't mid I'-'lh avenue.
Best Hlto fur liniilenient liniiHoln tlnelly7r/IO.OO. (
Lonceo , t Towlo. 'J.15 I'onrl Htroet.
, | 80-aerefood ( , linproviil farm In HOC. 27-33-11
'Jsiii-ilitanCo. , Kcb. , forn-ilo at t.l,0ll.0ll. ) ( Tills
In .may l'lowltn value Johnston A , Vun I'alton.
\\O \ YOU want to r.-ntyour hoima ? It HO call at
-l-Mlio SI tyno Heal lint no Co. . 1121 Urotdway.
/ III AruUS peed \nd 1 In Oonpur conntv. Nob. , for
Uc'Ki'liaiiKo for Improved property In Council
ninilH. Tlio M.iyno ltu.ll llHtato Co. . Il21'
ATICi : COTTAGKS Sovi-r.il of tliciu for H iln : low
l pilci'H and \crv U.IHV piyiiiuntH , TIioMuyhd
lle.il r.st.Uo Oo , li-MJjH ) "l 'iV : _ _ _ _ _
: < ii : .tntod no.ir roiincll Illufrrt In ox-
AriliA fur l-'O .icroH line 1 ui'l In nortlium Mitt-
Houil , nr.ir linv.i llni' , uleir f limiinibraiiuc , Tha
M.ivni' 1 tc il INUlu Co. . HJ1 lli-ni'1'.viiv.
1110 A'llis : lniir.vi'i | | land In northern Kaimu ,
cli'-irol liieiimliruim * ; will uxuh.iiiK" 'or land
in11Couiu'll lllullrt. Tlio M.iyno Ku.il 1'btatu Co. ,
( Wlllroidway. _
I-'OH iXCIIAN : < ii-W < -Ulniirovoil 8l-aeM ) Iowa
I.niii iii-.ir i.'uoil town , cluir ofInciiiiiliraiioni
will ( -xei.in ) ! fur nleo ri-slilonen In Uoinicll lllulM
nnd p tv c-.iBli dltlr-ronco. Tim M.iyno Ho il Kutatg
Co. , II'JI llru idway ,
17OII IIXCHANOn , nlco lot on bottom for liorsa
iand _ buggy. OreuiiHliluldn , Nlulioluun A , Co.
WANTHIl OlrHor triMienil hoiiHiiworlt. Apply
bef < iio7 : iOa in. nt JtUO Oakland mrnue , aftur
lli.il hour at 1 : i 'J Main Hlivi'l. o , P. McKeaaon.
T OST , IIK.HTII 8TK13P.T. HIITWKRN
l-J"li av. ami l.'iili uv. , Satnrilny afternoon , fold
\\atcli. llutimi fl'JtiJib uv. and gut rinviird.
\\rANTKD-FlrHt-ela8H widBl ( mil Hltlrl iniilters
11 nt once , alHoappiunlleo. Neluon'H , 1001 FlftU
aveinid _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" \\rANTKD Olrl for general honuowork. 113
il Ulenavuniio.
Works-
C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Pronrlotor.
Dyeing , Gleaning nncl
OF GOODS OP EV'HKY
Council BluITu oillco and wor. < i. cor. Avo. A and 2Uth St. Telephone 310. Send
for circulard and price list. Omaha oillco : 16121 Fa en tun Tul. 1521.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
- : STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds uf Dyeing
and Uluanliu duuo In
tlio liUliovC blylo of
tlio art. F.i-loU and
Etulnud rubric * made 1-
to loot : UK BOOJ us : *
now. WorK promptly
done and dollvoroct
In nil purtu of tbo
cuuntry. iioaj lor
prlue IIt.
C , A. MAOHAN ,
Proprietor.
lircudvruv. near NortU-
woiVurn Depot ,
Telupliouu XU.