THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL IlLt'FKB
Ol-TICEt Nb. 12 PEAIirBTUEET
rdlvcitflly currier to any partof the City
11. W.TILTON - Manager
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'I'I'IHONLH1 Night Editor . No.23
Doston Store Linens , towels , muslins.
Tho. city council will hold a special meet
ing this evening to make arrangements for
the coming election.
The case of Cook against Sncll Is now on
trial In the district court. The purchase
price of a $ G7 organ Is Involved ,
A horse at iho farm of A. I ) . Howe , east of
the city , foil Into h dstern Wednesday and
a lioiirf'tnnvcr had to bo summoned from the
city lo gel him oui. When rescued ho was
uninjured.
J. Slallln was arrested last evening In n
stale of beastly Intoxication. After ho had
been locked up he wan taken wlMi nomethliiK
that closely resembled snakes. Ills screams
could bo heard for blocks around.
Special meeting of Iho Woman's Ilcllof
corps Salurday evening al 8 o'clock , al Ihe
Grand Army of the Republic lull. A full
attcndanco li desired , as business nf Im-
porlanco will bo iransactcd. Annie B.
Campbell , president. '
Word has been n-cclvcd from Des Molnes
thai Iho ( ) iio warranlo suit of J. W. Croas-
land ngalnsl Iho motor company , which was
decided not long ngo by Judge MKJee against
the company , has been advanced on the cal
endar and will be Irlcd nl the May term.
John I < owls and Miss Maria Smothers ,
both of Neola , came lo tills clly ycslerday
, morning and nl 10 o'clock were married at
the homo of F. It. Chllds , nn uncle of the
bride , Hov. Dr. Askln onielntliiK. They
Immediately lefl for Neola , which will bo
their homo.
F , Stadchatison , n traveling man from Mil
waukee , was taken violently 111 with biliary
colic last evening al his room In Ihe Hotel
Inman. Dr. Cook was called In to attend
him , and at n late hour In the evening ho
stated that the patient was feeling belter.
For a lime , however , II was feared ho would
nol rpcovcr.
R. T. Shcpardson and Charles Talbot , the
Iwo mon who Irled lo work off a forged
check on E. G. Adams , were bound over to
the grand Jury by Judge McGco yeslerduy
morning on a charge of conspiracy with In-
lent lo commit a felony. Their bonds were
fixed nl $300 each , and being unable lo pul
up Iho necessary amotinl Ihey are confined
In the county jail.
The marriage of Mr. Adolph Ileno and
Miss Lena Schlndclc look place yeslorday
nt Iho residence of Iho bride , Hcv. J. E.
Simpson , reclor of CJraco Episcopal church ,
oinclntlng. They will bo al home lo Ihelr
friends after March 1 , at their homo , 321
Plainer slrcel. Bolh parties are well
known and will receive congratulations
from a wide circle of friends.
City Engineer Cook has completed the Job
of figuring up Iho cosl of paving that might
have bcon used In the Irack space of Iho
motor line , and finds It to bo $2,566 , which Is
J119 less than was calculated by W. D.
Hardln In the Interests of the motor com
pany. This will probably be the amount
agreed upon by Iho motor officials and the
city attorney ns the amount coming lo Iho
company In case anything at all la duo them.
Armstrong , who Is quarantined at Iho cor
ner of Flrsl avcnuo and Fourteenth street ,
lins not found the menu Just what ho had
expected when ho got himself quarantined ,
nnd ho announced yesterday afternoon lhal
If his wants were not provided for b3tler ho
would leave Ihe house and get what he
wanted himself. The ofllcers loaded up their
revolvers afresh , nnd If he had undertaken
to carry out his threat the smallpox would
undoubtedly have been chealed oul of n pos
sible vlcllm. But ho didn't break away.
The now postmaster will have an agree
able job before Itlm when ho takes his post-
lion , In dealing oul Jobs lo expectant dem
ocrats. Some of Ihem have been lying In
wait for nn ofllco over since Harrison was
elected five years ago , and as soon as It was
announced that Thomas Bowman was to bo
postmasler a deluge of applications rushed
In. It Is staled on good aulhorlly that
there are fifty applicants for Iho position of
Janitor ot Ihe government building. Oilier
ofllces , ns Ihoso of mall carriers and clerks ,
nro nol so popular , from Ihe fact lhal Ihoy
require moro work , so lhal a conservative
estimate of the number ot applicants places
It at between twenty-five and forty on the
average.
For sale or trade for improved city prop
erty or unimproved farm lands , an Improved
farm In Iowa , two dwellings In Cedar RapIds -
Ids , la. , and two fine bred stallions , with
records below 2:20. : Ohio Knox , Council
Bluffs , la.
Have you soon the now gas beaters at the
Oas company's office ?
1'KltSOXAK IllltAtllUJ'llS.
Chief Nicholson of the fire department IIUH
gone to Dlatr , Neb. , for a Ihreo weeks' stay.
W. II. Ware nnd J. C. Lange left yester
day for a visit of several days to Des
Molnes.
J. W. Paul , who has been having a severe
wrestle with Iho grip , has so far recovered
that ho was able yesterday to slip over to
the Dluffs sldo to take a brief look after his
many Interests horo.
Mrs. Rhoila Conklln of Minneapolis , who
has bcon visiting her daughter , Mrs. J. E.
Harkncss , will leave this morning for Rock
Island lo vlsll another daughter. Miss Uesslo
Ilarkncss goes with her.
A big consignment of the fliesttell
paper Just received ut Minor's , U Ftsirl
Etreet , from 4 cts. a roll upwards. Naiv
patterns.
Domestic soap U the best. ' I I
Dpinncnitlo 1'rliiutrlcn.
The democrats of Council Bluffs , whfi have
achieved a reputation In Iho pasl as liking
lo vole early nnd often n lltllo boiler lhan
anything else on earth , have decided to ring
In an extra election this tlmo , and to that
end will hold meetings In every precinct In
the city on Friday evening to select delegates
to the primaries which are likewise to beheld
held In every precinct on Saturday night.
The convention will make the third chance
lo vole , nnd after that will como the olec-
llon , wlven every ono voles as many llmos as
Iho law allows. The following nro the
places where the meetings * tonight will beheld
held :
First ward , First precinct , Wheeler &
Hcrold's ofllco ; Second precinct , 201 Easl
Broadway. Second ward , First precinct ,
city building ; Second precinct , 720 Broad
way. Third ward , First precinct , Creston
houso. Fourth ward , First precinct ,
court house ; Second precinct , Emmnt
houso. Fifth ward , First precinct , Fifteenth
Etrcol and Sixth avenue. Sixth ward ,
Twenty-third street and Broadway , <
Favorable Inducements will bo oftored to
n few reliable and energetic agents who will
solicit for the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany. Cull on or address Pusoy & Thomas ,
Council Bluffs , district agents for southwest
ern Iowa. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
Dentil of Mm , Alti'lilsnn.
Mrs. F. Hollis received a telegram yester
day announcing the death of Mrs. William
Altchlson last Tuesday In Chicago. She was
formerly a resident of this city , her husband
being conneclod with J. W. Squire. They
luft abotil Ihreo years ago for Des Molnes ,
which has bcon tholr homo over slnco. Sirs.
Altchlson has bcon In poor health for n num
ber ot years past and left for Chicago last
week to submit to a surgical operation ,
which II was expected stood about an equal
chunco of causing her recovery or her death.
The worst fears of her frlcmlj were realized
when they received n telegram announcing
thai tl had resulted fatally , Shu hud many
friends In this city who will deeply regret
hearing the sad news , She was a member
ut the Baptist church ,
Nassau Investment company guarantees
Nebraska railroad collections. Morrlum
block , Council Ulut's ,
Dr. Holler , homeopath , S10 lit avenue.
Telephone- , _ _ _ _
Ask your grocer lor Domestic soap ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
D , B , Miller Appointed Temporary Marsh n
for the Ecuthtin District of Iowa ,
HE SUCCEEDS HIMSELF TEMPORARILY
Hitch In the Democratic 1'rogram for Ap-
polntiiirnln Ono ( ntiso for the Hlutr t'ro *
imrcil Long Ago IMiiK Hnmnheil
Another Cunillilntc.
Tlio telegraphic tllspatchen from Washlng-
ton yesterday convoyed the Information Hint
O. I ) . Miller had been appointed temporary
United States marshal for the southern dis
trict of Iowa to succeed himself until a dem
ocrat could bo appointed. This confirms the
report published In The Ileo the other day ,
to the effect tluit Ed Hunter of DOS Molnes
had shied his castor Into the ring , with futr
prospects of It doing some good while It Is
.there. When the report was published there
were some local politicians who were dis
posed to doubt Its veracity , and among them
was Hon. Thomas liowman , who was
of the opinion that Ilradley of Audti-
bon would get the appointment by
Tuesday. It seems that over n
year ago a slate was made up , with the
names of the Internal revenue collectors ,
marshals and prosecuting attorneys for the
two districts of Iowa. Of these six , flvo
have been appointed and Mr. Bowman was
at a loss to know why the Hlnto should bo
broken when Hradley's appointment was the
only ono to bo made to preserve It Intact.
Ho received a telegram yesterday , however ,
which confirmed the report published In The
Dec , and , although lie still clings to the be
lief that Bradley will bo the next marshal ,
' ' 0 admits that Hunter's plunging Into the.
race just at this tlmo has complicated things
BO that nothing very definite can be said Just
nt .
present. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TOO MANY WIVi.S. :
IVnrliitnt for jtliirrylni ; All UN l.aily Ac-
fjimtntaiK'cM M.iltcn an Actor Tronlilc.
Marshal Judd , Clark of Full-bury , Neb. ,
was In the city yesterday on his way from
Sioux City to his homo. Ho had with him
a fine looking , gentlemanly , well dressed fel
low , who might have been his rich nephew
from Chicago , but ho wasn't.
Ho was George \V. Murdock , and by this
time he Is In jail In Falrbury as the result
of his penchant for marrying all the eligible
ladles of his acquaintance. Although only
20 years old , hu has penetrated far Into the
depths of the matrimonial underbrush , and
Is said to have boasted that a woman couldn't
get acquainted him without wanting to
marry him. At all events , on February 4 ,
1S92 , while playing with the Turner-Slocum
Theatrical company at Kansas City , ho mot
Sophlo. Emmons , married her , and lived
with her for three months.
Then ho went to Falrbury , met Manila
Bagg , and she went the way of her prede
cessor July : tO , a little less than six months
after his first matrimonial venture. After
a time ho left his second wife , joined Paige's
Players , and In a short tlmo" had ono of
the female members of the troupe within his
toils. They wore to bo wedded next week
at I51k Point , S. D. , but the stern arm of
the law was Invoked by his first victim , ami
Cupid had to take a back scat , for Marshal
Clark , who suddenly appeared on the scene ,
or rather behind the scenes , at the theater
In Yankton , S. D. , last Tuesday night , and
nipped Mr. Murdock Just as ho was leaving
the stage amid the applause of the galleries.
Ho admitted that he had been looking for a
visit from some olllcer for u long time , al
though ho didn't know from Just what quar
ter of the earth to look for the attack. Ho
flattered himself , however , that ho had given
the marshal a good long chase and enjoyed
life hugely while bo was waiting for the
blow to fall.
The officer and his prisoner loft for Ne
braska yesterday afternoon.
IIKNMSO.V JIKOi.
February Sale.
Muslin underwear , linens and white goods.
During this great sale wo offer bargains
never to bo duplicated. It will pay you to
buy now. Sale commencing today , Thurs
day , February S.
500 pairs of ladles' muslin drawers , 5 tucks ,
good material , 19c a pair.
200 dozen muslin underwear , consisting of
gowns , corset covers , drawers , chemise
skirts , and nil nicely trimmed with em
broidery and laces at fJOc , 75c , 98c , $1.25 ,
$1,48 and $1.9S each , worth fully 75c to $3.00.
Our muslin underwear Is all made on lock
stitch machines with Hat felled seams , the
celebrated W. brand , and sold only by us In
this city.
Special towel salo. 1,001 all linen satin
damask towels , knotted fringe , fancy bor
ders , size 18x37 , n regular 25c towel , during
this sale only 15c each.
GOO all linen buck towels , fancy borders ,
size 1C.\34 , only lOc each. Hotels and
boarding houses should tale advantage of
this salo.
72-Inch bleached satin table damask
worth $1.35 at this sale 89c a yard.
All our COc quality German table damask
now 39o a yard.
Our $1.00 bleached table satin damask ,
70 Inches wide , now 7uc n yard. You never
bought table linen at such prices beforo.
Lonsdalo muslin , 7 Vic a yard.
Standard , dress prints , 3'XsC a yard.
Check white goods atHie , Be , GVic , 7' o ,
and lOc a yard , only half actual value.
Attend this great February sale. It means
a great saving to you.
- " BENNISON BROS. .
_ Council Bluffs , la.
rifjern Wore Sick.
Something of a commotion was caused In
the Thirty-second street school house on
Wednesday by an epidemic of sickness that
threatened for a tlmo to put a stop to the
school exorcises. .Ono after another of the
pupils was taken with a violent fit of vomitIng -
Ing until fifteen had been laid on the shelf.
The report was circulated during the after
noon that smallpox had made Its appear
ance , nml a genuine sensation was the result.
The report proved to bo n canard , however ,
for no symptoms of the disease could bo no
ticed besides the vomiting , and ton of the fif
teen canift back to their school work yester
day apparently none the worse for their at
tack. Appearances Indicated that they had
boon poisoned In Rome way , either by the
food or the water they had taken.
The order recently Issued by the State
Board of Health , requiring all persons of
the state over 1 year of ago to bo vaccinated ,
will necessitate some action on the part of
the city authorities of Council Bluffs to tea
that the plans of the state board ara car
ried out. It Is probabla that a meeting of
the local board of health wilt bo held this
evening after the council meeting to decide
just what plans shall bo pursued. Thcro
are no now cases of smallpox In the city.
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Huffman , the widow
and ulster of the man who died with the dls-
ease , are both sick , but City Physician Mac-
ran states that the symptoms are tlioso of
la grippe , although ho cannot tell positively
for a day or two. _
Until.
H. A. Cox , \0 \ Main street , J
Host quality , lowest r.ucs.
Prompt delivery. Got prices before buy
ing , Telephone ,
Mnrrlngu
The following marriage licenses were Is.
sued yesterday :
Name and Address. Age.
OeorKo Dolton , Pattawattnmlo county. , . . 22
Idn Kllllon , Pottawattamlu county . 2t
Hobsrt Denton , I'ottawattnmlo county , , . . 21
Anna Orow , Pottawattnmlo county . 19
John A. Lewis , Harrison county . , . , U
Maria Smothers , I'ottawnttamlo county. . 22
Alvlu UiuroBt , Poltawntttunle county. , , . 23
Itebeccn Bbepard , 1'ott.uvuttnmle county. S3
Ladles , If you doslro absolute pence In the
kitchen ask your grocer for J. C. Hoftmayr
S. Go's Fancy Patent Flour. Trade murk
Blue Uoostor. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Domestic eosp Is the best. 'il ' '
KcUry la Hack.
Marlon Kelsey , the Garner township
farmer who disappeared several weeks ago ,
has returned , much to the delight of Ms
family and friends. He seems to have been
suffering from a temporary fit of Insanity
at the tlmo ho left , and only lit Intervals
during his long absence did ha regain \m \
mental powers. Ho wandered all over the
west , touching at Denver , Pueblo , Caner
City , Manhattan , Knn. , Kansas City an < l
other cltle.s , Ho finally determined to como
homo. HU family has moved from the farm
to a residence nt the 'corner of Canning anil
1'lerco streets , whither ho was directed by
his old neighbors.
Tulton front the Jury.
The case'of the Kearney Milling and Ele
vator company against the Citizens Stale
bank , Involving the ownership of three car
loads of grain In which the Union Elevator
company was Interested , was brought to an
end suddenly yesterday after dragging along
for nearly n week In the district court.
When all the plaintiff's evidence was In the
attorneys for the defense filed a motion askIng -
Ing that the case bo taken from n jury and
n verdict ordered In their favor. The ground
on which this was asked was that the
plaintiffs claimed to have rescinded their
contract and therefore could not bring an
action for replevin , ns they were doing , but
must sue on the lien. This motion was sus
tained by Judge Thornell.
If you want cheap hard coal that will give
satisfaction try
Southern anthracite , $8.60 per 2,000 Ibs.
Soml-anthracltc , $8.00 per 2,000 Ibs.
CAUBON COAL COMPANY ,
31 Pearl street. Grand Hotel Bldg.
Cnlnjj to l'lght Prohibition.
The committee which was appointed by the
republicans In mass meeting lost Tuesday
night to go to Dca Molnes and try to have
the prohibitory law repealed or modified has
decided to leave for the capital city next
Tuesday. . A Joint meeting of the commit
tees from the senate and the house on the
suppression of Intemperance will bo held on
that evening , and committees will bo pres
ent from nearly every city In the" state to
protest against what seems to be the settled
policy of the republicans In the legislature.
The committee from this city will oppose
the mulct law as well as all other devices
that have been suggested so far for dealing
with the trouble , excepting that of local op
tion.
George S. Davis , proscription druggist.
Everybody knows Davis sells drugs.
.Ihn Siiirm | ! In Troillilo.
Frank Alvord and James McCoy , Union
Pacific switchmen , rescued an 11-year-old
boy from the clutches of Jim Sparks , the
notorious colored dog catcher. Sparks had
the boy under the platform of the B. ft M.
freight house and had almost choked him to
death.
Sparks also stole an overcoat from a sa
loon keeper during the afternoon and will
probably return to the penitentiary , from
which ho was recently liberated.
Want "Morn Koom ,
The Judges of the district court will meet
with the county commissioners Saturday
afternoon to con far us to plans for providing
moro room in the count.y building for the
use of the courts. Additional Jury rooms
uro especially required.
Scorched tin * 1'arlor.
A gas jet set lire to a curtain In the house
of L. Klrschbaum , 2C21 St. Mary's avenue ,
at G o'clock last evening. The fire was con
fined to furniture In the vicinity of the
window and did damage to the extent of
about $30.
Domi-stlc.
W. CliIMs , by hid \\lll , leaves all his
properly to Ills wife.
The Rroiiter New York bill pas oil In the New
York nsM'inlily by a vote of 101 to 7.
.1. li. lliiiirilton took rlinrge ot the bunk of
Hitter & Poulileiluy ot Columbus , Kan. , yrstur-
day ns. ii-cehcr.
A convention for thp consideration of nitpslnn
wells ami lirlKatlona will be heU ut Union , S.
D. , Mai ell 7 anil 8.
Chnrles J. Cnnila of Now York was yesterday
elected tioasurrr of the Notional Anmclatlon of
Democratic clubs , vice Hon. Kosncll 1' . Flower ,
icslgnml.
C. li. Little , president of the Hlsm.irck , N. D. ,
Water WorltH company , was yesterday appointed
receiver of that corporation upon u petition of
the ciedltors
The Godey Publishing company of New York
assigned yesterday , without preferences , to llcn-
Jamin S. Mai mon. The. company publishes
Oodey's Mnpazlne.
Despondency due to falling health caused Mips
Bessie IJ.intzbert , a well known jounK society
woman of North linltlmon * . to commit suicide al >
her home yesterday with R inznr.
Deputy t'nlted Stales marshals have been ns
yet unable to locate Frederick Marvin , the ex-
cashler of the Third National bank of Detroit ,
who Is wanted for thu embezzlement of several
notes.
At n meetlnR of the stockholders of the Ilnnl-
son Intel national Telephone company nt Chicago
yesteidny Steven 11. Klklnsvas elected president.
A plan for state orsanlzatlons for telephone
service was adopted.
U. 12. Uarnnril , the noted astronomer , of the
IlcU obccrvntory In Mm inn county- California ,
has been awarded the Aratfo med.il by the
French At-iidciny of Sciences for his discovery
of Juplter > llfth Ftatellltc.
By n daring and successful -robbery nt Spilne-
field , Mass , , yesterday 11. C. Uarnum , traveling
repiesentatlve of Khaeffer & Douglas , n Jm\ohy
nrm of New York , lost hl trunk of samples ,
said to be valued nt about $15,000.
Tlueo attempts were made by unknown
pal ties to burn Muscogee , I. T. , Wednesday
night , but owing to u timely rain and quick
action of the hose company the Urea were ex
tinguished without great damage.
Incitement runs high In liell and Ilarlnn conn-
: lca. Kentucky , over the killing .of John and Will
Turner by IJr. Nolln at Harlan court houee
Tuesday , ns they fear the Howard-Turner feud
will bleak out again In all Its fury.
On n iccount yesterday of the election leturns
of Dtilnth 237 more votes weie found for Capta-.n
Leads , the republican mayoralty candidate fiom
the Seventh ward. This nml.es the total vpte
10,000 ami the republican plmallty 3,70' ) .
In the on H of the Rtalo of Arkansas against rx-
Treasuier "Wojdruff'fl bondsmen the chancery
court has overruled nil exceptions and sustained
: he mantel's report. The effect Is a judgment of
over J.IO.UOO against Woodruff'.H .bondsmen.
The l > ody of a man wns found yesterday In
Delawaie county , 1'ennsjlvnnl.i , Just over the
county line , with two nnunds In the breast , unit
t Is supposed to he that of Chailes A. Dnnno ot
St. Louis , it looks like a cast ) of sulcldi * .
The flrtit annual eMiJbltlon of the New York
Poultry and 1'lcroii association began. Ill Madi
son y < iunie garden , New York City , yeslenlay.
It promises to bo ti great success , many and
rare varieties of birds being on exhibition.
The Minnesota Canal company has raited the
funds to go ahead. The enteiprise Is n gigantic
one , being the furnishing of wnter power and
the opening tn pcltlement of hundreds of thou
sands of acies of excellent farming and timber
lands now unavailable.
Joseph Stanley , n piosperous farmer of May-
liow hake , Ilenton county , Minn. , wns shot and
instantly killed yesterday by August Jalm , n
yountr neighbor. Jahn emptied another barrel
of Ills levulvcr Into William , the IS-yenr-old mm
of Stanley , Inn not IntllcUnu u dangerous wound ,
Jahn was arrested.
The hells hero nml elsewhere of Jacob De-
liaven , who died In the cast soon after till * bat
tle of Yorktown , expect soon to recover JIOO.WJ
from the government , It being the principal mul
accrued Interest for n hum made to thu go\em
inent by Jacob Dehiiven In 1777. The living
irtra nro relatives through Dehaven's brother ,
Over twenty representatives of the largest stuvo
and hiMilIni ? nianufitctmhu ; concerns In Wiscon
sin and Minnesota met at Han Claire , U'ls. , yes-
crday and organized the Northwestern KtnVn and
ilcndlng association , with II. M. Btebblns of
laron , WIs. , ns president ; K. 13. Winch of
Marchlleld , Hecrelary , ami J. 13. Wilson of Wil
son , Win. , treasurer.
Duluth Indulged last nleht In the greatest
mnulo e\cr seen there , fully 10,000 people being
n line , Thn most noticeable vmblems paraded
WHS a miniature of the "I.Idle lied Hcliool
louse. " This Is thn ilrht tlmo the American
rateclUe association here has shown publicly
hat It was Interested In the recent election.
There ueic 2,000 men and hoyx In the division
tended by the American 1'rotectUe association
emblem.
Foreign.
liallentlne , the noM'lUt , died at name yestor-
Iny.
Iny.The
The czur of Hussla Is going to Crimea to complete -
ploto Iris rcco\ery to health.
The prince and prlcrss of Wales left the Isle
of Wight ) eMerday on board of the royal yacht
Alberta for the Hlverlu ,
The Pullno , a new submarine torpedo vessel
of th Italian navy , has been given u trial and
ms piovt'd an tiulru success.
Blr John Thompson * alil yesterday that the
) nturlo I'arllamont would hu called In nesalou on
cither the btli nr 15th ut March.
The communal council at Vienna has resolved
o provide for n llttlnv ; celebration of the Jublleo
ot Knuirrnr Fran * Josef's lelBIl In 1S)4. ! )
Th * llrltlsh steamer I'almas look ctl the crew
> f the ship Chilian , uhlch was abandoned nt
m-n In n mnklns condition , and landed them In
Liverpool.
Ten manufacturer ! of tin plate 'at Hwnnsca ,
Wales , who employed 3,000 hnndu , closed down.
Detplte the passage of the Wilson bill In lh >
American house of repn-suntalUrs the depies-
slon In the tin plain Industry seams toncirase. .
rMmuml ItobtTtson , n member of 1'nrllament
'or ' Du".dco and u t-lill Ion ! of thu admiralty ,
n a upeech at Dundee lant evening praised
ilxhly HID PloKiam of Ijinl Bpencer , IIrut Ion !
of the admiralty. Hu raid the program iintlcl-
> nlrd and exceeded thu demands of ell neus-
lapera. It favored th conetiuctlua of forty-two
ic\v torpedo boat destroyers.
SLOWLY CII0KI5C TO DEATH
I * > >
Effort to Have the "Iowa Prohibitory Lav
Modified Djingilro'n ) , Strangulation.
PROHIBSHAVEATIGntlf&IP ON ITS THROAT
Senate Contnitttrr ( 'liii'lo ' ' Nothing nml tin
HmiMi Committyi-\VI1I Do N
llopvs of tlii-I.I | > i'rnls
i'ulntfr Dully ,
DES MOINES.'FpbV { ' /-Special / ( to The
'
Boo. ) The somite'cQimn'jUoo on suppression
of Intemperance ) b.is about given up nil nope
of being ublo to nrrlvo nt any ugreement In
regard to the numcroua bills to modify the
prohibitory law now before It. The demo
cratic members of ihU committee Oleson ,
Gronowcij , Mattoon bml Uowney are appar
ently worltlnir for party advantage and
refuse to loml their assistance to cither fac
tion of republicans , who are almost evenly
divided. If the democrats could bo forced
to talco any action , the bills could bo brought
back and placed upon the calendar , where
they would be reached in the regular order
of business In a short time. Of the cloven
republicans on this * committee Turner ,
Qoardman , Conaway and Jamison are pro
nounced prohibitionists , while Chairman
Funlt , with Ellis , Harmon and Waterman ,
are In favor of some form of modification.
Senator Harsh wants to s e a modification
along the lines of the mulct plan , but if cer
tain of success , would consent tea
a well guarded local out ion law.
The other two members , Carpenter
and Upton , are peculiarly situated ;
The former represents and resides In Louisa ,
a very strong prohibition county , while
iMuscatino , the other county in the district ,
is inclined the other way. These Influences
will probably hold Senator Carpenter in line
with the prohibitionists. Senator Upton
represents \Vinncshlek and Howard. The
former is a strons ; nnti-prolilbitlon rcnuo-
lican county but the senator resides in
Howard , whore the republicans are said to
bo almost a unit in favor of the retention of
the present law. Could these two senators
bo induced to give a cheerful support to sonic
form of local option , the passage of such a
measure through the scnato would bo al
most assured.
As tne matter now is , the republicans
stand six to live against any change in the
law. Chairman Funk of this committee is
about ready to give his consent to have the
bills reported Dack to the senate ana placed
on the tiles without any recommendation
whatever , and thereby transfer the battle
from the committee rooms to the door of the
senate.
KILLING IT HV DKLA.Y.
The policy of the prohibition element
from the very inception has been to delay
action as long an possible and rush in re
ports on other bills , so that the Hies will be
so encumbered that to reach the local op
tion measures in regular order will be well
nigh a physical impossibility. For this
reason the course of the democrats in keep
ing out of the flght lias been highly pleasing
to the radicals , and with these elements
working in apparent harmony no solution
of the question is iiow visible. Meanwhile
the matter is fast becoming the ono over
shadowing qucstlon'amoiig the people.
Judge Blanchard of Mabaska s.iys that on
a recent trip to hU hyiue he could not go
ton feet without sonic/'ono / asking him ,
' What are you going to do with prohibi
tion ? " Coupletl witlf this interogatory was
the admonition : "If y6il don't do something
the party will not get my vote atrain. "
Hcpreseutativo Ellison of .lores , who made
a Ilymg "visit to his county a short time ago ,
also states that this was the ono topic of
conversation with tfjdso of his constituents
ho chanced to meet.
From present appcarariccs the house com
mittee on suppression of intemperance has
become the graveyard of all the various
local option and mulct bills , and unless
brought back from the t'ommittco by an
order of the house they will not'bo hqa'rd of
again umess rcp6rtedback In the closing
days of the session as a mere formality.
The Sawyer bill , 'authorizing the manu
facture of both spirituoUs'and vinous liquors ,
is still in the hands of this committee , a ma
jority of which has steadily voted against
every effort of the author to get it back to
the house.
Senator Rowen of Wright , the leader of
the friends of the mulct plan , has made a
slight concession in the method of assessing
the tax. It rea.ds as follows :
"Upon notice being served upon the mayor
of any city that liquors are being sold un-
l.iwfully on any location in said city , ho shall
cause to be published in the ensuing num-
oers of two papers In the oily , or by posted
notice , that in ten days from time of notice
the penal tax provided oy this act shall bo
effective , but the lien upon the property
shall bo deemed to bo in force from the date
of the notice heroin provided. " This is
equivalent to allowing the joint keeper ten
days of craco in which to close up his bus
iness.
OPPOSING INSURANCE LEGISLATION.
A strong and persistent lobby represent
ing the Insurance interests is hero striving
to defeat all pending insurance legis
lation. The Finch bill , requiring all
settlements for losses to bo made
In thirty instead of ninety days ,
was sent back to the committee today in
order to glvo the insurance men a hearing.
The Wyckoff valued policy bill Is belnc held
back for the same purpose , and an attempt
by the author to get It back to the liousu
was defeated. The Hoot bill , creating an
insurance department , has been acted on ad
versely by a subcommittee and is practically
dead. The Young valued policy bill , which
contains other stringent features , has bees
pigeonholed for the present. The Finch bill
will bo reported back for passage , however ,
without amendment.
In the senate today Hlpwcll introduced a
bill requiring that telegraph o dices in cities
of not less than 10,000 inhabitants shall bo
kept open at all hours. A bill introduced by
Senator Reynolds requires b.irbed wire
fences to bo removed from around school
houses ; by Penroso , 10 regulate and control
the sale of Intoxicating liquors by taxing
the same ; by Waterman , authorizing civil
townships to levy a special tax to build
town halts.
A bill "vas Introduced by Ycomans and
passed , authorizing cities of the first class
to aid In construction of combination wagon
and railroad bridges across navlsablorivers.
Ihe constitutional amendment providing
for woman suffrage and thu bills conferring
upon women the right to vote at school and
municipal elections were rojiorted favorably
and made a special order for next Tuesday
The resolution favoring the early comple
tion of the Hennopin canal was passed.
In the house a bill providing for the ox-
nnination of private hunks was reported for
ndollnlto postponement liills were Intro
duced : By Uoss , to indemnify sheriffs for
serving'wrlts ot attachment issued oy land
lords ; by Young of ( Jalh6nn , to complete the
jeologlcal survey. " > ' '
The house passcu theifollowing bills : By
Coonloy. requiring tnv ) ? vUnited , Slates fla ? ,
not less than ! lxFi feet in size , bo unfurled In
ivery school room during school hours ; by
.toblnson. to punishln-lbory at elections.
The joint committee oii-suppro&slon of In-
: omperanco hold ml open session to hear
iiopresentativo KIcoIl explain the Gothen
burg plan of regulating the sale of liquors ,
lie hold that the element of prorit must bo
eliminated before any satisfactory solution
could bo reached , uml would cheerfully sup
port any measure embodying this principle .
J. P. D.ivis of DCS Mollies bpolco In behalf of
the prohibitionists. No progress was made ,
Further mcotlnga will-ba hold and all sides
given full hearinc.
The house killed the Ooublcdny bill rcquir-
Inir willows along public highways to bo cut
down.
Anxloiu for Mixllllriitlon ,
DUBUQUE , Fob. 8-Speeial ( toTho Bco. )
The cithens' meeting tonight appointed a
committee ) of ten leading republicans and
live leading democrats to present , to the
legislature an amendment to the prohibitory
law providing that cities or townships by
vote may license talocna fot- not leas than
i.VX ) a year. Other cities are asked to send
committees to Oes Molnes next week to cooperate -
operate with this committee ,
\Vunt In III ) Invettlgittcd.
FORT DODUB , la , , Fob. 8.-SpecIal ( Tel
egram to 'llio Bee. ) The Pomcry relief
committee Ins made u X'olu'tilnovis anil detailed
tailed report of Its work u the governor ,
and asks that n committee ba appointed tc
investigate Its affairs , In regard to ttu
compensation voted to thomsnlvoi , the mem
bcrs s.i.y that after such an Invcntlpatloi
the committee disapproves of their appro
prlatlou or any part of It , they will rottirr
It. M C. Ktevensoii of Rockwell , .jnotiibei
of the committee , sent back his flOU today
Ho Is the second to do sj.
SPLIT THE OUUROH.
Ituv. ( Icorgc llnxtcr DrpiMcd mill III * I'rlrml'
ilnln tlic C'oiiKrrKiitlmmlUto.
KNOXVIL1.K , la. , Feb. 8. The prcsbytorj
ot Uca Molnos In session here has dcposcil
Kcv. dcorgo Daxter from the ministry el
the Presbyterian church , ho having been
convicted a year ngo of Immoral conduct. .
The case 1ms excited great Interest and the
final outcome has spilt the church. Nearly
all Of the officers bavo rcslgncd and most ol
the members will go Into the recently organ
ized Congregational church.
Siiproini ! Ciiiirl Ucts nlmii.
DKS MOINES , Feb. 8.-Spcclal ( Tele
gram to The Bec.1 The following opinions
were filed In the supreme court today ;
State of Iowa ng.iinst Clara RulTncr , ap
pellant , Polk district , anirmed. A.V. . Coff-
mnn. administrator , against Chicago , Kock
Island & Paeillc , appellant , Shelby district ,
rovorsed. Tabor & Northern railway , ap
pellant , against S. P. McCormlck , Fremont
district , reversed. Ada Klrkman against
Farmers Insurance company , appellant ,
Monroe district , reversed. State of Iowa
against Clint Bragg , appellant , Polk district ,
anirmcd. W. N. Wnttod et al , appellants ,
ntramst John S. Plot-son ot al , Cass district ,
anirmcd. Henry B. Allen and P. J. Slberl-
Ing , appellants , nsr.ilnst Wisconsin , Iowa &
Nebraska railway. Chlcairo , St. Paul &
Kansas City railway , A. B. Stlckney ,
George Gllck , J. M. Parker. A. T. Blrchard ,
J. M. Burch and M. U. Woodruff , defendants
and appellees , Black Hawk district , af
firmed. Cltl/.ens Savings bank of St. Louis ,
appellant , against John T. Stewart. Pottn-
wattumio district , reversed. C. G. Witt
against H. O. Rico et al , appellants , Potta-
wattamio district , anirmcd. Frederick Tay
lor , appellant , against J. H. Rclpc ot nl , Dos
Molnes district , anirmed. The celebrated
Cumberland murder case from Shelby
county will bo before the supreme court to
morrow. Jacob Cumberland is chargco with
the murder of Joseph and Jasper Robinson
in the year ISS'J. ' A year ago Cumberland
was to bave been hanged , but an appeal was
taken. The. accused is at Fort Madison for
safe keeping.
Will Try tlin Cuii | > rnttPlan. .
DES MOINES. Feb. 8. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) The Fail-hope Industrial asso
ciation illcd articles of incorporation hero
today. They read in part : "The business
of this association shall bo to establish and
maintain a community or colony free from
all forms of private monopoly and to secure
toils members therein equality of oppor
tunity , the full reward of individual effort
and the benr-lits of co-operation In matters
of general consequence. "
Until the first Thursday of February , 1S93 ,
the odlcers shall bo : .U. R. Clements , presl-
idcnt ; K R. Ott , vice president ; E. B. Gaston -
ton , secretary ; S. S. Mann , W. H. Sanders
ana II. C. Bishop , trustees : Alferd Wooster ,
treasurer and superintendent of finance
and insurance ; J. Bellangce. superintendent
pf lands and highways ; T. E. Mann , super
intendent of public service ; G. B. Long ,
superintendent of merchandising ; J. P.
[ luiuiol , superintendent of industries , and
Andrew Englc , superintendent of public
health. The purpose of the association is
to purchase a tract of land in the southwest ,
probably Texas , and establish a colony on
the mcdcm communistic plan.
Closrd Its btnto Convriitlon.
DES MOINES , Fob. 8. ( SpecialTelegram
to The Boo. ) The Iowa Brick , Tile and
Drainage association closed its state con
vention here toaay. J. N. Baling of Stan-
wood read a paper on "Farm Drainage. " T.
J. layman of Nevada discussed the problem
of "Road Draiuage. " A paper on "Good
Country Roads1' was read by John M. Brain-
ard of Boone. The "Experience and Trouble
of Starting a Pressed Brick Plant" was the
subject of a paper by by Robert Goodwin of
'Des Moines. "Pressed Brick and Fire
Brick , " by C. B. Platt , next came in for con
sideration.
Robert Goodwin of DesMoincs wns elected
president and E. B. Platt vice president , C.
li. Smith of North English secretary and E.
B. Larson of Fort Dodge treasurer.
Fiirnit'rH Institute at AVallcor.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , Feb. 8. ( Special
Telegram to The Bee. ) The eighth
annual farmers institute of Grant
township began at AValkci- today
with the largest number in attend
ance In the history of the institute. Hon.
James Wilson of the Agricultural college U
among the number present. Tomorrow will
bo the big day when many prominent , men
will speak upon topics of interest to the
farmers.
Died from an OveriloHii of Chloral.
KEOKUK , la. , Feb. 8. Dr. J. C. Armen-
trout , professor of physiology in the Keokuk
Medical college , died yesterday from an
overdose of chloral.
o
HAS BECOME A PLAGUE.
Practices of a Negro for Whom
I'olk-o anil C'ltl/oim Are Looking ,
The police are on the watch for a negro
whoso custom Is to expose his person to
women and children whoso attention ho can
attract. Ho has boon complained of a num
ber of times recently , but the police have not
been able to got their hands on him.
Yesterday ho appeared in the vicinity of
Twenty-fourth and Dodge streets , and , approaching
preaching the house occupied t > y Mr. Ale-
Farland. ho stood opposite ono of the windows
dews a few moments till ono of the family
had occasion to como to the window , when
ho began to make a disgusting exhibition of
himself. The vvoinan gave as best she could
a description of the brute and a search was
made for him. but ho had gone.
Ho hangs about school buildings and when
a child appears In the cloak room and hap
pens to look out of window it is his oppor
tunity. The Cass street school has prob
ably had the most recent experience of this
sort. Ho made his appearance tticro
a day or two ago and not only was ho seen
bv some of the children , but iho principal.
Miss Simon , also. She was so badly frightened
that she sent n mcssago to the annex school ,
Nineteenth and Cass streets , where the only
teacher is a woman , and asked her not to
remain thcro alone for fear the boast might
attempt to enter the rooms. Miss Glllis ,
also a teacher in the Cass street school , mot
him on the sidewalk , when ho behaved him
self ns in other cases.
The man is described as a short , rather
heavy-sot fellow , with a very moan general
appearance.
A gentleman who lives in the neighbor
hood of Twenty-fourth and Dodge says that
lie , for one. will not wait for a warrant to
deal with this follow as ho deserves , if he Is
found ,
It is said ho came hero fj-om Sioux City ,
and that ho was chased away from there by
private cltizeus. The man wears fairly good
clothes.
Out of Jail ,
After serving out four of the ton days
term imprisonment , Justice Charles \ . Ed-
gcrton of West Omaha precinct is a frco
roan. On Monday Edgei ton was convicted
of contempt of court before Judge Ambrose
and sentenced to ten days In the county jail ,
and to pay a line of J50 and costs.
Yesterday afternoon Edgorton was taken
before Judge Ambrose , where ho promised
thai hn would hto himself to his own ball-
wick and cease operating a justice mill In
the city. Upon having made this promise ,
Judge Ambrose cancelled iho remaining portion
tion of tlitf jail sentence and remitted the
line , however compelling the Justice to pay
the costs.
Dcntli of .11m. llcrolil.
Mrs. Barbara Herald , aged CO , died at
10:1:0 : : last evening at her homo , 211'J Cold-
well street , of cancer of the stomach. She
Is burvlvcd by ilvo children , two boim and
three daughters , all of whom reside In
Omaha.
Mru. tlorold had lived In Omaha twenty-
six years. Her husDand , John Herold , died
eight years ago.
Arragementa for the funeral have not yet
uecu mado.
CLAIM OF AN INDIAN SOCAW
Disposed to Oontcst the Will of Ex-Qov-
enior Rico of Miuucsotn.
WAS MARRIED TO YEARS AGO
Attiirnrys Iiurstlgiitlii ) ; thr Caxo ulth 11
Vlinv of Sci-tirlng u DUUIoti of
an INtnto Worth Hundreds
of ThoitoaiiiU.
SIOUX CITY , Feb. 8. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) A promlnentSt. PaulnUornoy
Is In the city mm hns paid a visit lo the
Winnobago agency near hero , In order to
got testimony In setting usldo the will of the
late ex-Governor Rico of Minnesota. His
will bequeaths an estate valued nt SIOO.OJ5
to n woman wno has for n number of years
passed ns his wife , and her daughter.
The effort to set tno will aside Is made In
behalf of \Vlnueb.iBO squaw , who is alleged
to have boon married to Rico in the GO'S ,
when thu tribe was yet in Minnesota. Ho
is said to have lived with Ills Indian wlfo
for several years , two children , u boy
and a girl , being born to them.
When the tribe was moved by not
of congress to the present agency , Rico
deserted his wlfo and children , who accom
panied the tribe to Its now homo. Ho re
mained in Minnesota anil , Doing a vigorous
man possessed of some means , grow in promi
nence until ho was elected to the guberna
torial chair. In the meantime no married n
white woman , to whom on his death ho be
queathed the estate in question. His alleged
Indian wlfo is now very old and lives In a
tepee on the reservation. The daughter is
the wife of a nun named Lemon of the
Flournoy Real Estate and Improvomuntcom-
paii.v. 'Iho son Is ti prosperous farmer in the
same locality and has an Indian wife and
several children.
The parties supporting the claim of Ru-o's
Indian wife say that a case oxuelly similar
was recently decided in the Minnesota courts
In favor of the Indian wifo. The mar
riage In both cases was performed
according to the Indian ritual , but the
courts held that such a wedding , when pur-
formed in irood faith and followed by n con
tinued residence , is utifllcient to constitute a
common law marriage and establish a valid
claim of heritage. Rice was ono of the
earliest settlers at the bead of the lakes
and at ono time owned a largo portion of the
site of what is now the city of West
Superior. Rico's Point , which is the arm of
land 'that forms Superior bay , was once
owned by him. ' The story of his having
once lived with an Indian woman is a
familiar ono hi that section.
I line Not .Settled.
VINTON. la. . Feb. S. n. G. Hamsay of
the Order of Railway Telegraphers lias left
for Milwaukee to meet the receivers of the
Northern Pacific railway In conjunction with
other grand officers of other Inbor organiza
tions. Mr. Ramsay says dispatches stating
that the telegraphers bad Bottled with the
Northern Pacific and would not strike Is un
true. He says the organization will ac
quiesce In whatever Is done by the federa
tion.
Dl'S .Ho I lies Opcru lloitof ) Solil.
DEb MOINES , Fob. 8. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) The Grand opera house block
was sold today to William Foster , well
known architect and theatrical manager , for
10,000. It was owned by New Hampshire
parties.
lf * - JJ *
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nza , Whooping Cough , Bronchitis and Asthraa ,
A certain cum for Consumption in brct stagci ,
and a sure relief in advanced stoses. Use at once.
You "will " sec the excellent effect after latins the
firtfi'ne. Bold by dealers everywhcrn. Lere (
mproved Quick and Easy S -
Rising- Steam , Elec
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Send for Circulars.
Kiraball Bros. , Council Bluffs , Iowa
IN HUtPLU'K * : U
tioi Btrnnjfo Uwt some , puoplo
wrong through Ignorrvnoo , others /r
n futturo to Invojiffrnta us to the right on
wrong of n muttc.1 Hut It h slr.tnce ,
thnttniHvJiluiils nrul flrmi , who uro fully
txwui-o of Iho rtghU of others , will nor-
slstln parpotrntln" fruu-la upon thoiu.
lUph-tonod , wdiuthv tuunufroturliitf
firms will olTor nml Moll to rot\ll : myr <
chnnts , urtlelos which they know to ba
Itifi'ltiKomants on the rights of proprio *
tors , ami ImlUtioiiii of wall loiowii oods.
\Vo want to sound a nolo of warning to
the roliillora to bowiro of such Imita
tions uml slmulivtloiHof "OAUTiitt'd ' LtT >
TLKLwjRl'ir.M. " U'hoii thoynroof-
foretl lo you , refuse thorn : you do noS
want to do wrong , mid you don't want ta
liiy your sal f llublu ta u lawsuit. Bon
Fnmldln sild : "Honesty Is the best pull
ey" ; It Is jii.st in true that "llonoJty Is
tnub'a.-tt pi-inulplo. "
8EARLES &
SEARLES ,
SPECIALISTS
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Ooimitltatloii l''ron. '
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rail on or r 'lililn < s with B'.anip for circulars.
Fri'O boon n'1-liKM ami fimiluii | tmmltH.
Dr , Ssarlcs and Searles ,
Firm Htalrw.ty south of postofllco. room 7.
BAD COiVIPLEXIONS
1'imnli ! ! ' , hbckbfiuln , red , rough ntid oily i-kln
ntiU li.mib , Ury , tliln , uml lulling
li.ilr , anil ulmplo buby hlc'inlflirn
mo iirrvrntctl and curoil liy CUTI-
CUBA fo.vr , mod ctTi'etlvo ckln-
purifying and beautifying tonp In
the world , OB well 110 mirext nml
wcctpst of tollot mid uuncry
imps. Sold throughout the world.
CARE FOR YOUR EYES
Imperfectly Fitted Glasses
ARE A GREAT ANNOYANCE ,
AKD RUIET the EYES.1
Wo 1'lt 1'erroct ly.
ISyot * ToKtoil
W. SEYMOUR , Optician
Njrvotis Ilc.'idnpho croatly relieved by the
use of our loiinca.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. , 1
iniiini Sf. Opposite I'axlon HoleL.
Special Notices !
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
YOU Know that Ony & IIo3i niivo HO >
BO b u--alui In rult , ind irai-Jjn land no ir
thin city'1
- , cess pools , vaults , olil niuyi
GAKBAGKroaiovo-l ! , at T.iylor'a I'rosjry , ail
B.'o ulwav
anil loaiiH. 1'arm and city property
AHSTKACTri sold. Pimcy A , Tlm-ium , Council
Il'.nlTH. _
f
W rrmt .K.-u-m for Rile , ! ) ) nilloH
of city. Will HjlKIO , I 0 , CO , 110 or Si )
. I'rliifor the whole , SI 1,00(1. ( Forputlcti-
lirnaddu : HH 11 , 0. Ilayinoml , OouiicjniliiffH. IU ; _ (
\TIAVI Homc > treatment for liidlTO. Health book ;
jindi'oiimiltatlim froo. Lady attendant. Addreai )
or call looms ilOO , Otlll Men-lam block , Council1
llluffH.
OST IAIJV'8 TU11KIS1I HE I/I' WITH IILUU
uxp. Ut-timi to Uuo olllue.
Hunch ofki'jH on Lnka , near transfer
- Apply at flee ollk'i' ,
niio-AUIlK farm for H.llo or ri'iit HunUu town-
JHhlp. olKht mlli-H i > piHt of Council llluffH. limnlr *
of U. I1' , lluln or II. Huff. Council HlullH.
Look
The best is none too good. I want
to call your especial attention
to tha
Monarch Brand of Canned Goods
All Fruits , Vegetables and Fish.
The Best Teas and Coffees
That can be purchased. Poor tea
or coffee is not economical.
Flavoring Extracts
The finest line in the city. All the
new flavors , celery , onion , etc.
The finest Fresh Roasted Coffee in the City.
I believe I htvvo the only MODEL GROCERY In Council
Blurt's , and 1 waul you to ItiHpoct it.
Trlepliiino 101 , iiU I Muln HI , uml UU2 I'viirt Ht ,
!
COUNCIL BLUFFS
STEAM DYE WOIU
All klndsnC Oyohu
nml Ole inlii ; iliino In
the hUhoU style of
Ilia iirL K.ilol an 1
ttulned fubrlm miiUu
to loul : ivi KOO | in
now , Woric promptly
done ant dollvorul
In Hll puru of ton
country. HjiiJ ( or
prluu Hit.
O. A. MAOHATf , i
Proprietor , '
nour North i
Mcsturn Dopol. i
Tclephuno 4.