Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE . - NO. 12 PEARL STREET
Delivered by c&nler to any part ot th cltr.
H. W. T1LTON , L i M.
TELEPHONES Dullness omce , No. t nleht
tailor. No. J3.
U/AOIt .1IKAT/O.V.
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Mnyno Heal Hilato Agency , 639 Broadway.
The funeral of C , D , Walker will tnko place
this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from his late
residence , 808 , avenue B.
Mrs. Prouty , who lives two miles from the
clly near the Chautaumta , fell from her buggy
while returning from a visit to Irvlngton ,
Neb. , and broke her arm ,
An Important meeting of the Rcbekah Re
lief association will be held nt Mrs. Wltter's ,
Eleventh avenue , between Third and fourth
streets , thlB. Wednesday , afternoon. Air
Interested please attend.
II. II. Van Brunt Is about tt > erect an addi
tion to his cartlaRO warehouse on Ponrih
Btreet. It will llo Just south of his present
building , and will bo GGxlOO lect In size ,
and ono story In height.
John Mlllfl , a waiter In n restaurant on
Bryant street , felll with a glass pitcher In
hlH hand. The pitcher was broUca and the
glass penetrated Ills wrist , severing an artery
which had to bo spliced before It would stop
bleeding.
The HlRh school foot ball team will play
the Crclghton college team of Omaha at Its
grounds , corner Twenty-first street nnd Fifth
avenue , next Saturday afternoon. The boys
played this same team last year , and the
game waa a draw.
nov. J. H. Davis , pastor of the Baptist
church , was tendered a donation by his
church members last evening , A large amount
of provisions , together with quite n sum of
cash , was brought In and a pleasant social
evening was had , >
A fine horse belonging to B. F. Clayton
of Macedonia , was stolen Monday morning
nt 4 o'clock. A party of searchers arrived
In the city during the day , but up to last
accounts had not succeeded In running down
either the rig or the thief.
gt , Andrew's society will meet this evening
al S o'clock at the new Knights of Pythias
hall. In the Mcrrlam block. Instead of over
102 Main street , as heretofore. It will also
bo noticed that the time has been changed
from Friday night to Wednesday of each
vi cek.
A. N. Lund left his horse and buggy tied
In the rear of his store on Main stieet yes
terday afternoon , and when he went for It
to go home to dinner , found It missing. H
Is supposed to have been taken by sonic ono
who did not know how cheap horseflesh Is
just now.
The Odd Fellow a arc talking of trading oft
their property where the Mint saloon now
stands for other property on the other side
of the street , and erecting their much talked
of building there. There Is not much likeli
hood ot their getting Into their new temple
much Inside of two years.
"A Cold Day" nnd "A Chip of the Old
Block" will be the double bill at Dohany's
thla evening. Both these plays arc highly
spoken of as specimens of the farce comedy
line , and with the added attraction of Ed
I > \ Coglcy In the cast there Is little doubt
that the opera house will be well filled.
The Presbyterian Synod of Iowa will meet
at Independence tomorrow and \vlll continue
over Sunday. Hev. Stephen I'helpa , D. D. ,
of this city , Mill attend , and during his ab
sence there will bo no services at the First
Presbyterian ehurch unless an announcement
Is made through the papers to the contrary.
At the last meeting of Kncampment No.
8 , U. V. L. . and Ladles Auxiliary 17 , appro
priate resolutions ot respect were passed ,
relative to the death of Pennsylvania's nnd
Iowa's war governors , A. G. Curtln and
Samuel Q. Klrkwood. nnd copies of the reso
lutions sent to the families of the deceased.
William Johnson , a tailor , became afflicted
ntth jagomanla yesterday afternoon and lay
down In the rear of the Baldwin block to
enjoy hlmielf. A crowd of 100 people gath
ered around him , under the supposition that
ho had died , or at least had fallen In a lit.
The patrol wagon landed him at the city Jail ,
nhero ho was charged with being an umar-
nlslicd ( IrunLnnl.
The committee which has been soliciting
funds for the old of the Y. M. 0. A. has
succeeded In raising about $1,500 , most of
which will go toward paying the Indebtedness
of last > car. It Is announced that as much
moro will have to bo forthcoming before the
trustees will feel warranted In hiring a sec
retary and putting the association Into ac
tive existence again.
Joe Dusrlml was gl\en a trial In police
court yesterday morning , on the charge of
stealing a gun from Charles Frost. The
value of the weapon turned out to be less
than $20 , so that petit larceny was all that
could be proven. Ho was accordingly given :
thirty days In the county jail , but on ac
count of his previous good reputation this
was suspended for the present ,
B. A , Meservy , a young man employed In
Dr. II. S. West's dental office , reported to
the police yesterday afternoon that some one
had entered the odlcd during the absence of
oil the bccupanta and stolen a fine suit of
clothes. After every patrolman In the city
had been warned to keep on the lookout for
the thief , another dental student confessed
that ho had simply perpetrated a very poor
joke on Mescr\y , whose apprehensions were
relieved by getting the suit back.
We are pole city agents for several of the
oldest and strongest fire Insurance companies
In the noilcl. We also negotiate farm loans
at the lowest possible rates , Lougeo &
Towle , 235 Pearl street.
Xoivsfrom Xo v Vurk ,
Our Mr. Whltelaw , being now In New
York , advises us of the tremendous drop In
prices of dry goods caused by the new-
scale of prices that go Into effect January 1 ,
1S95. Manufacturers are trying to unload
their suiulus stock at a great sacrifice.
Being among the eager bujors , he could not
resist the temptation of being able to give
the people of Council Bluffs goods at manu
facturers * prices , so bought heavily. Fifty :
cases ot these goods arrived last week. The '
latter part of this week will see the balance
of these goods unpacked and ready for Im
mediate delivery to our patrons , who can
expect big bargains In our line. Watch
the dally papers for our prices ; which cannot
bo duplicated.
FOWLKH. DICK & WALKER ,
"Boston Store , "
| Council Bluffs , . la.
fr.lliiUX.il. V.lK.lUU.ll'113.
H , A. Crawford of Des Molncs Is at the
Grand.
II. 13. Grim in left for a visit to Des Malnes
last evening.
Mrs. O. Q. Drew and con Harry , have
returned from a few days' visit In Nebraska ,
V. C , Fllcklnger of AVInthrop , la. . Is visit
ing his brothers , A. T , and I , N. FllcWnger.
Mrs. H. I. Forsytho and children returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives In
Franklin. Ind.
Mrs. M. Duquette and mother have roll
turned from a visit of two weeks In the
eastern part of the state.
I , M. Troy nor left last evening for a flying
trip to Des Molnes , where he will attend a
Sunday school contention.
Mrs. A , W. Culver of Emerson , la. , and
Mra. Sidney Curtis of Sloan are In the city ,
guests of Mrs. A. B. Moore.
Mrs. Denver Smith has been called to > yd-
aietown. la. , by a mcssago announcing I ho
serious Illness of a relative.
Dr. MPtt-rcnee Saunders and family of Man- "
kota , Kan. , are vlcltlng the family of Sheriff
Haien on South Seventh street. (
Mis ? Van Camp of Omaha la visiting Cap
tain O. M. Brown und his niece , Miss llogp.
nt hie residence , 107 Seventh street.
W. J..Jamison and J , C. Mitchell returned
yesterday from Des Molncs , where they al-
tended the bate encampment of the Shrlner * .
Marbhal Frank P. Bradley has gone to Des
Molnes to attend federal court , which opened
with Judge Woolson on the bench yesterday
morning.
Tha ladles of the First Presbyterian church
will lake orders for comfortables and qullta
of all klnda und sties. Leave orders with
Mrs. Walter I. Smith. 126 South Seventh
street.
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Stovepipe 80 a joint , Swalne's , 7-10 Broad
way.
Premier egc cups at Lund I3roa.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Ed Bird Will Ilavo to Spend His Honey
moon in Jn.il ,
SEPARATED FROM.HI5 NEW-FCUND BR DE
Ordinary Prnrrsien of Acquiring bunlclcnt
M'culili to linnlilo III in InVcd Hero
lee Slow Ch.trno ut llnrelury
Over Him ,
Sheriff tlnzcn returned yesterday from
llollvnr , Mo , , whera he went to take Into
custody IM Illnl , tlio alleged Oakl.lnd bur
glar. It now appears that when Bird went
through the various houses at Oakland , he
did so with the purpose of providing funds
for buying a wedding trousseau. Some time
ago ho became engaged to a young lady In
Ilollvar. and when he left Oakland , between
two days after committing the burglaries ,
he went to the homo of the young woman ,
and they were married. The sheriff had to
tear him from the embrace of his new wife
nnd trot him off to jail. Bird does not look
111(0 the hardened criminal he Is painted by
the good people ot Oakland , although It Is
known that he spent a term In the Fort
Madison penitentiary.
ri.ouic. ri.ouit.
[ > 3vUI riutir Sale tills Week nt Hroivn's
{ ' . O. I ) ,
In order to make room for 2.EOO sacks of
Hour duo to arrive on the 20th of this month ,
vo will make the following low prices , for
this week only :
Urosui'a C. O. D. Patent , the best Hour
made , and a souvenir in e\ery sack , goes this
week for 83 cents.
Garland , the well-Know brand that v.ns
awarded the medal at the World's fair , goea
at 90 cents.
Acme , mailc from the best Kansas hard
\\heat , 80 cents a sack.
The genuine Buffalo flour , only 75 cents.
Trusty , a good family flour , C5 cents. *
Itellablo flour , only SO cents.
Rye Rr.tham , 10 cents a sack. Rye flour , 40
cents a sack. Wheat graham , 20 cents. Corn
meal , 10 cents a. sack.
Itemembcr thcs.o prices arc tor this week
only. UHOWN'S C. O D. ,
Council Bluffs , la.
coiM-.s CIIIIH : AMI 111:1111 : TUNIC.
Tliu King of All Tenipatiinco Heieni e" , : >
1'rrfprt Substitute for Linger Hrer.
Can be sold without license , either govern
ment or state : dealers guaranteed by In
demnifying bonde. Endorsed by leading pliy-
s.clans , Judges and ministers. Wheeler &
llereld. Council Bluffs , la , , are the sole man
ufacturers In the United States. Thousands
of testimonials. Wrlto for prices and In
formation.
Crofton , Neb. . Sept , 29. Wheeler & Hcr-
cld. Council Blurts : Please send mo by
freight eight cases Copps Cheer to Yankton ,
S. IX Tliu goods glvo very good satisfaction.
I would llko to have exclusive sale. J.
J. CarmlcliiGl , general store.
COUNCIL IILUPPS , Oct. 6. I have rare-
fully examined tlie sample of Copps Cheer
and the bum pic of Herb Tonic , and beg to re
port the finding of less than 1 per cent of
alcohol In either. A. D. Foster , Chemist.
N'o
Manager W. S. Wright of the Council
Bluffs ( Jus nnd Electric Light company has
Issued an order that no visitors are to be al-
loved hereafter nt the company'e electtlc
Dower house on Third avenue. In the past
a favorite custom among the people residing
In the vicinity has been to visit the place
during the evenings for the purpose of seeing
the wheels go 'round , nnd Incidentally taking
n shock. Mr , T. J. Carruthersvlio until
now has been chief electrician , 'ttas. cry
obliging to his visitors and shoxved them the
mysteries of the machinery to tliolr heart's
content. The recent accident. In which one
of the workmen lost his life , has resulted
In the Issuance of the new order.
Hog cholera preventive and cure by Dr. |
Jeffwis , Fletcher mcnuo. Council Bluffs ;
will stop the disease In ono hour. Trial
bottle , ? 1.
, Svalnolll sa\e jou money on stoves and
ranges , 710 Broadway. Stovepipe Sc a Joint.
Hefore buying your need heater call at
Bwalno'a , 740 Broadway , and see the Acme
heater , the best airtight stove made. Stove
pipe Sc a Joint.
For fine special upholstering and the best
hair mattresses go to the Council Bluffs Car
pet company. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Just received , a new Invoice of all the
latest styles in millinery at Miss HagsOale's ,
10 I'earl atrcet.
! MHV for linger.
General James B. Weaver and Congress
man A L. Hagcr were sent a letter a. short
time ago by the Union Labor Protective asso
ciation of this city , asking them to arrange
for n joint debate. General Weaver has an
swered the request In the affirmative , stating
that he stands ready at any time to meet
Mr. Hager In one or more joint debates. So
far no word has been received from Mr.
Haicer on the subject , and the democrats
are saying that Hager Is unwilling to trust
himself to Weaver's tender mercies. It Is
claimed by republican leaders , however , that
Hager will shy his castor Into the ring when
the time arrives , and the malls are being
anxiously watched.
Ssata may now be reserved for Dr. Hcr-
ron's lectures at the Christian tabernacle ,
October 19. 20 and 22
, without extra charge ; ,
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at Utielmoll'H book store. Course tickets ,
COc , The general subject of the course ,
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"The Regeneration of Society. "
Domestic patterns can now be had at
Vavra's new dry goods store , 142 Broadway.
Domestic goap outlasts cheap soap.
Dry pine kindling for .
sale. * Cheaper than
cobs. II. A. Cox , 37 Main street Telephone
Jlnrrliipe Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday :
Kama and Address. Age.
Jlurtwlfr OottHpen , Omaha 30
Jliiry UlliMnun , Omaha. 37
Vr.ink Smith , Pottawattamie county 2S
SiMinun Derwln , Pottawuttamle county. . . . 37
t , . It. Kramer , Pottan.ittumle county. . . . 23
JlagRle Stay Oleson , Pottawattamie Co. . . 18
William II. Russell. Omaha 29
Mary U JJII1
, Omaha m
Bourlclus' music lioueo has few expenses :
high grade planes are Bold , reasonably , 11
Stutsman etraet.
IleVol'i Air
Healers are at the head. The < ' are con
structed on scientific principle ? . All prices.
E04 Broadway ,
New sterling silver novelties , very beauti
ful and stylish at Wollman'a tly.
, , 40S Broadway.
. . . . . . . . . Alr'tlglit
Heaters are at the head.
They are con-
Etructed on scientific principles. All prtcesr
CO I Bronduay.
Peasleo'a celebrated ale and porter now
on draught at Grand hotel bar.
Eagle laundry , 721 Broadway , fsr gcoJ
Viork. T < l. 1&7.
Ia\ana FrccWcs cigarDavis , nholesala agt.
Dcmeitla toap brtaks hard nater.
Selected hard wood for neatlng ttovea.
II. A. COX. 3T Main street. Tel. 49.
The laundries uc Domestic loan.
,1. ( ' , Ilorrinuyr Fniiry Put en t ,
Hungarian I'rocets Flour ,
Made by the oldest milling flrm In the west ,
nukea lighten ! , whitest , sweetest bread. Ask
> our grocer ( or It , Trade mark : "Blue
ft cotter. "
Wanted 40 horses to board on the late
T. P. Treynor farm , BV4 miles fact of Council
Uluffn , J. W. Carothers. 112 Fourth atreet
Gas cooking to > es for rent and ( or salt at
Gil Co.'ii office.
Waiberwoinea uw Doraeitlo ioan >
nivrATTA TATTV TlT'Ti'V1 < in1 TiLCT ! > A .V. 17. IftOl * .
1O H.I ,1 MAI IIS ,
Supreme t'onrt Leclsioni ,
DHS MOINl.'g , Oct. lfl.-(8poclal ( Tele-
i. ) The follow IIIR opinions were filed
In the supreme court this morning : Jlrs. L .
I * Wore ct nl , appellant ? , against Hlrnm
I'urtly et nl , Des Molnes illslrlct , modified
and afllrmcd ; State of lown , appellant ,
against Elizabeth Price. Mahaska district ,
alllrmrtl ; Mary Kcefe , ndmlnlstrntrlx ,
against the Chicago & Northwestern Hall-
wny company , appellant , Clinton district ,
reversed ; Patrons & Dolan and James C.
IJavis against Oeorge A. llnxvley , appellant ,
Keokuk supreme court , reversed ; D. O.
Jesstip n gainst O reola county , appellant ,
Oscepla tllHtrlct. nnirmecl ; W. A. Hawley ,
administrator , etc , against the City of At
lantic , appellant , Cass district , nltirmed.
* round ItiiRlnrM Dull ,
CHESTON , la. , Oct. lfi.-Speclal.-State ( )
Senator J , U llaish has Just returneil from
a trip through the New England Btntes
and his observations from a business nnd
political standpoint arc Interesting. He
says the manufacturing Industries
are prac
tically nt a standstill , nlthougli some little
activity Is developingltti.slne.ss generally
l rtepres od nnd the New- Icelanders at
tribute It to tlic democratic laws. "This
"
condition , sav Senator Harsh. " is making
republican votes very fast , and during my
entire trip I met only two democrats , ami
they were not vciy'cTitli'uslas'tTci' '
Irniil ) < rii atun Dues a Knife.
CItnSTON , In , , Oct. 16.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) Verna Harper and C. M. Alexander
of Osceoln , while Intoxicated
, became In
volved In a quarrel nnd Hnrper stabbed
Alexander with n pocket knife , Inflicting
eleven Imd gashes. Alexander cannot re
cover. Harper Is in Jail.
Attorney U T. Kuril , tlio Slouv City de
faulter , was n resident of Union county
ami a. student In the law ofllce of the late
James AV. McOlll.
1'ntiiI I.otiTa" Quarrel In loun ,
DAVENPORT , la. , Oct. 1C-As the result
of a lovers' quaire ) , Charles Kaliler , a
young carpenter , shot Lizzie Uchtorf In the
face today , Inflicting1 a serious wound , nnd
then Kent a Imllot Into his own brain , djlng
Instantly They had been keeping company
for pome time , ninl had made preparations
tcmarry. . The gill will it-cover.
llmliT tlmlivol * .
CEDAR HAPIDS , la. , Oct. 1C-Special (
Telegram. ) Frank Church , the route agent
of the Burlington , Cedar Iluplds & North
ern ami loua Ccnttul lines. In attempting
to board a moving1 freight train nt Gntrlson
this nftctnoon , uns thrown under the
wheels and Instantly killed. Ills hume was
at Mason City.
lo Tlflcvps.
CKDAH HA PIUS. la. , Oct. lC.-Speclal (
Telegram. ) The bicycle thief la busy In
this city. Sfituiday night John Wean had
a wheel stolen and today K , O. Newton's
wheel was taken from u hallway. There Is
no clew lo the thieves.
toivti I'lMtoOlcc Ituhhctl.
MASON CITY , la. , Out. IG-Shellleld post-
olllce was robbed last night. Consldciable
money nnd stamps were stolen. Tlu > police
of all the adjoining cities have , been notllled.
FROM SOUTH OMAHA.
1'ubllo Ulirury Ilcmjflt Concert Mnglc City
< ) OM4ll > ,
The program for the benefit of the public
library to bo given at the Presbyterian
church October 23 , Is as follows :
Quartet , Mrs. r. A. Crcssey , soprano ; Mrs.
It. 0. IlasUns , contralto ; Mr. W. M. Godd-
man , tenor ; Mr II. O. Hasklns , basso. Hccl-
tatlon , Mrs Mary 1C. Monroe ; piano solo ,
31rs. R J. Scykora ; vocal solo , Mrs. W. R.
Sage ; recitation , Mrs. Mary E Monroe ,
piano solo , Mr. Sigmund Landsburgocal ;
solo , Miss Jeannette II. Mullen ; recitation ,
Jlrs. Jlary B , Monroe ; song , quartet.
MuiIc City < Joi < l | ) .
Mr. J. S. Gosney Is In Lincoln attending
a meeting of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
Three boys were arrested by the police last
night for disorderly conduct. Their rendez-
votts was at a cave at Twenty-fifth and O
streets.
Mr. James Callanan , the < populhUnomlneo
for assessor , wishes to have It distinctly
understood that he has not withdrawn his
name from the ticket.
Peter Peterson applied at the police sla-
tlon last night for a warrant for the arrest
of [ John Graham on the charge of assault.
Both the men work at Cudahy's.
A number of the friends of Councilman
Koulsky last evening visited his residence
and presented himself and wife with two
comfortable rocking chairs. Councilman Mels
made the presentation speech.
At the lesldence of Andrew Httlton , 2217
Bancroft street , Mr. Elmer E. Peters of
Green Illver , W > o. , nnd Miss Serah J. Mut
ton of Omaha were married yeslerday itby
Hov. R. L. Wheeler. A'ltcr ' a wedding dinner
the couple left for Green River , where they
will nnke their home ,
Mnrrliigti Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were issued -
sued yesterday :
Namennd Address. Age
Kdwln Huff. Omaha . 2 >
Sophia .M. Hols , Omaha . 21
Eugene M. Roll , Omaha. . . 21
Anno. D. Williams , Omaha . 20
Spencer Trlplett , Omaha . , - . S2
Lucy Linear , Omaha . 30
George O. Chase. Omaha . 23
l.tllle Uoyd , llnrlan , la . 2G
Frank Stelnert , Omaha . 30
Hulda Anderson , Omaha . HG
Minep 3laniitor ) < Ml In Thnlr Pens.
DEBEQUE , Colo. , Oct. 16. Thrty-fh ! e high
bred bucks belonging to Herb Young , and
twenty ordinary sheep belonging to John
Fllzpatrlck have been slaughtered In their
pens , presumably by cattlemen. It la reported
ported that Young's main herd of 3,000 sheep !
on the range have alto been slaughtered ,
but this Is doubted , as the herd Is strongly
guarded by well armed men.
linpo.irhlng u Ilimltli Olllrrr.
MILWAUICRB , Oct. 16. Impeachment pro-
ceedlngs against Health Commissioner Dr.
Walter Kempster for the manner In which
he handled the smallpox epidemic In this
city ivcre begun In the common council last
night. The testimony will bo taken in a
few days.
1IK.ITUBH
FulrVentlirr , Westerly Winds anil Cooler
by MR lit.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 16. The forecast for
Wednesday Is :
For Nebraska ami Kansas Fair ; westerly
winds ; probably shifting to north ; cooler
by Wednesday night.
For Missouri nnd Iowa Fair ; continued
warm , westerly winds Wednesday ; cooler
by Thursday morning.
For South Dakota Pair ; cooler ; north
winds.
l.ociil Iteconl.
OFFICH OF THE WEATHER BUREAU ,
OMAHA , Oct. 16. Omaha , record ot temper
ature and rainfall , compared with the cor-
i expending day of the past four years : '
1801. 1893. 1892. 1891. !
Maximum temperature . . . 81 76 SO 77
Minimum temperature . . . . 52 46 ci C3
Average- temperature G8 ( it 70 G3
Precipitation W .00 ,00 .00
Condition of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since March 1 ,
1EUI :
Normal temperature K )
Kxcess for the day is
Accumulated since March 1 , . , Col
Normal pteelpltatlon 09 Inch
Deficiency for the day 09 Inch
Total precipitation since March 113.63 inches
Accumulated deficiency since
.March 1. . . , H.7C Inches
Jtoportft from Other Stutloiu at A I' , M ,
pr
111
OLOHQE . HUNT , Local Forecail
GLADSTONE AS AtikYMAN ;
_ , , > c if
Will Put on the Robes of p. .Driest in His
OldAQe. .
3-4
STRANGE ALLEGATION MADE IN LONDON
Story tlml the Kx-Promlcr'of Itaglnml It to
Take Holy Orders A' LAng-Chcr-
Illicit Denlrc The ! , & I'romptty '
Contnidlcto < l ,
LONDON , Oct. 1C. The World today
made an assertion , subsequently shown to
be untrue , which , however , Is. attracting
considerable attention la spite ol Its lack of
foundation In truth.
The World asserted that Mr. Gladstone
has long entertained the Idea ot taking
holy ! orders , and that It was for this reason
he determined to retire from parliament.
The ' World added that If Mr. Gladstone's
health , and sight allow It ho will shortly bo
a candidate for ordination.
Air. Gladstone , In response to a question
as to the truth ot the statements , said the
report was quite untrue.
TO L IUTIUX : THIUH INTIMCESTS.
Central i'liclllo Security HolilorJ.
Send a Representative tu Amnrlni.
LONDON , Oct. 10. At a meeting today of
security holders of the Central 1'aclflc railroad -
road , Mr. C. 12. Drcthorton presided. Mr.
Orethorton explained that the object of the
gathering was to consider Important pro
posals , which would be submitted In view of
tlio company's unsettled relations with the
American government and the Southern Pa
cific railroad.
Mr. Hlgglns , a shareholder , moved that a
committee of seven ba appointed to take
such steps as It might deem desirable to
represent and protect the Interests of the
European shareholders. Ho thought the
committee ought to carefully Inquire into the
reason the railroad had .fallen Into Its pres
ent position. The committee will consider
the vital question of the debt owed the gov
ernment before arriving at a conclusion re
garding what steps should bo taken" for re
constituting the line. The motion was car-
rlcil unanimously. Mr. Clarcnco Smith ,
member or parliament from the eastern di
vision of Hull , moved that the company
secure the services of Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson , the secretary and comptroller gen
eral of the national debt , who is believed to
bo about to- retire from the comptroller gen '
eralship , nnd arrange with him to go to
America In the interests of the European
shareholders of the road.
Mr. D Marks , a shareholder , said that he
was not nblo to be sanguine as to the utility
of a mission to America , but ho thought
the security holders would do well to secure
the services of Sir Charles Wilson.
Mr. Joseph Price , another shareholder , said
that the difficulty ot tlio company was In the
registration. There were , he added , 52-
000,000 shares In this country. In ten share
certificates , In the names of "Tom , Dick and
Harry , " lesldlng In California. They gave
proxies to Mr. C. P. Hun.tlngton , and they
were the parties who elected the directors.
Mr. Clarence Smith's inqtlon that the
committee secure the services of Sir Charles
Wilson and arrange with him to go to
Amctlcj. In the Interests , of , the European
shareholders of the road was then adopted
The committee which tljo meeting decided
to appoint upon the motion Mf Mr. Hlggtns ,
with Instructions to talte sffch steps as it
might deem desirable to 'represent ' and pro
tect the Interests of Etlropean shareholders
of the road. Is composed of Mr. George Fred
erick Banbury , mornber of parliament for
the Peckham division ofi Cambemell , Mr.
John U. Akroyd , Mr A. P. Compton. Mr. .
Daniel Murks , Mr. R. D 'Peeb'les , Mr. Joseph
I'rlce and Mr. W. Newshead.
AUSTRIA HAS A IHO
Lliccrlng lludc t 1'rcBontril by tlio .Minister
of rininci ! at V'enim. '
VIENNA , Oct. 1C. In the lower house ot
the Austrian Kelchstag today the minister of
finance submitted Iho budget estimate for
1805 , showing a surplus of 2,457,707 florins.
The minister added that the accounts forlSOS
showed a surplus of 29,500,000 florins. This
statement caused a sensation and was. fol
lowed by prolonged cheering.
Continuing , however , the mlnlstei of
finance said that 6,000,000 florins must be de
ducted bicause the' stock of gold In the trcas-
ury had been converted Into coin to that
amount. The actual surplus , therefore , was
23,500,000 florins. The direct taxes produced
3,260,852 florins and indirect taxes produced
24,651,363 florins above the same taxes In
1832.
DII > ATTACK THE TOWN.
OrTer of Aid from tlfo ItocM JlccUnctl by
the PortiiRUfHP.
LONDON , Oct. 10. A dispatch received to
day by the Pall Mall Gazette from Johannes-
berg confirms the Iteuter dispatches In regard
ehe
gard to the attacks recently made upon the
Portuguese town of Lourenzo Marquez , Doln-
.na
goa bay , southeast Africa. The Pall Mall Gazette
al
zette dispatch says that nine Portuguese soldiers l-
lIn
diers and two white women were killed In
the attack made on Sunday last.
The dispatch says the Portuguese have de
clined the offer of the Transvaal public to
land Boers to the assistance of Lourenzo
Marquez. The Portuguese are afraid to admit
.tilt
mit the > Boers into the town , believing that It
might not be easy to dislodge them when
their services would be no longer needed.
TO H Ii I.IKKIIIIU UUSlfANI ) .
Only Declaration fop Princes * A1U In Joining
ing- the Ore ok * hiircli ,
BERLIN. Oct. 16. The Kreuz Zeltung
says that Princess Allx of Hesse has obtained
ibUy
tained concessions from the Russian holy
synod such as no one In a like position ever
before secured In embracing the orthodox
faith. The princess. It la averred , will not
declare her former religion to be accursed ,
nor will she state that her conversion Is
due to the conviction that the truth lies not
with her own , but with the Russian church.
U is added that the holy synod will be sat
isfied with a simple declaration that the
princess joins the Greek church In order to
bo of the same religion- her future hus
band. i u
Klein ITns it IJlSfKcll(3lno ,
SAN SALVADOR , Oct. 1C. Letters re
ceived here from Ant lntolLEzcta and pub-
llshed In the newspapcta assert that he has
the backing of the United States govern
ment , and will soon return Jit the head of a
largo armynd conquer1 So'th Guatemala and
Salvador. It Is reported1'Hhat the Guate
malan government has1 btdh humbugged by
an American ex-eenerat Worn one of the
southern states , who took money for making
a feint on the northern-border of Mexico
with a base of operao\s ( | \ In the United
States , In case Guatemala , should fight with
Mexico. The American , ! ltsls said , secxircd
(100,000 , but left the steamer at Acapulco on
his way north , and has dlszppearcd.
Precaution * to I1 rut ret the Czar.
CORFU , Oct. 16. Tile"'Greek ' government
und the local authorities ot Corfu are busily
engaged In taking measures for the safety
of the czar. The police are carefully watchIng -
Ing all the Mrnngers at Corfu , and all ar
rivals from this time on wll | bo required
to give good accounts of themselves.
The chateau of the king of Greece Is be
ing placed In thorough order for the use of
the czar. Several Russian officials have
already arrived here , and others are ex
pected shortly.
The pullce precautions will Include a
patrol of the shores of the whole Island , In
order to prevent the unauthorized landing
of strangers.
AUrinpt * on Pa ( iiima'n Julfe.
SIONTEVIDEO , Oct. 1C. The police re
port that an attempt to hill Admiral da
Oama has been frustrated , and that two of
the would-bo assassins have be n arrested ,
one a Portuguese , and the other a Brazilian.
Both arrived three days ago from Illo de
Janeiro ,
BLEW OTJX TJUE GAB :
r
Rncdlth Srrtnnl Clots Jtpr In.it rue thins on
Lighting Very llndty Confuted ,
Selma Anderson , a , servant In the employ
of J. W. Marshall , C2Q South Thirtieth street ,
blew out the gas In her room Monday nlghl
and In consequence now occupies a slab In
the dead room at the morgue. About a
month ago the deceased reached this , coun
try and came direct tt > Omaha , seeking em
ployment. She could not ( peak a word of
English. Last Tuesday the Marshall family
cmplojcd the girl , who Is about 27 years
cf age , to work about ( ho premises.
Before retiring Monday night the girl wna
Instructed In the operation of the gas jet ,
but It Is supposed that she- forgot her Instruc
tions and blew the light out. Whoii the family
awakened In the morning a strong smell of
gas wa3 noticed In the direction of the
ser ' quarters , and an Investigation was
Instituted. Mr. Marshall found the servant
girl's | ' door closed , but managed to gain ad
mission through a window. Ho found the
body still warm , and a physician was sum
moned. . The medical man found life ex
tinct , nnd gave asphyxiation as the cause.
A cousin of the deceased , Ida Lundatrom ,
works at 509 Dodge street , and an uncle ,
August Fogerstrom , lives nt Central City ,
nnd has been notllled. An Inquest was hehl
by Coroner Maul yesterday , and a verdlci
In accordance -with the facts wo * rendered.
< rr.up/n / > ms SLRKP.
Tragical llcalli iif u I'rlrml llud Prryccl on
Itli Mliul A Tatiit l.cnp.
CHICAGO , Oct. 1C. Engineer "Tom1
Regan , one of the best known railroad men
on the Northwestern , died In his boarding
house hero today as the result of n lent
from a second story window while dream
Ing of a recently killed friend. Regan was
deeply affected by the death , and after at
tending the funeral decided on a few days'
vacation. He retired early last night , and
about midnight leaped through his window
and fell to the sidewalk , fatally Injured. He
regained conciousncss before his death and
told that ho dreamed that he watt on an
engine with Halley and that he and his
friend had jumped together.
TCiiTliBiNG ECZEMA
Editor Town Plain Denier Cured of In- *
BtillX-ralilo Itching and t'uln by
UioCutlcura Remedies.
No licss Than L'Jvo Physicians Can-
suited. Their Combined Wl&tlom.
Followed Without BcncIH.
lamslxty-qlic rears old. In AupistlB 3wai
troubled with tlia ] > ccullarsl < ln disease tov.tih.li
people of my age are subject , knonn among
medical men as eczema. Its flrst appearance
was near the ankles It rapidly extended over
the lower extremities until my legs were nearly
ono raw sera ; from legs tlio trouble extended
acre a the hijis , shoulders and the entire length
of the arms. tUa legs anil anna creatly swollen
vvlthanitchincr.ljurrilnKp'iln , without cessation.
Although the beat incdlcaladviconttaltiatilouaa
euiplo > edi no less than the physicians of tlio
tilaco udng consulted ami the prescriptions
being the result of their combined wisilom , the
disease , thoiighapparciitlychcckeil.uoiild u-cur
ina fewda > aasb. das c\oi ; tlurtuglts pragma
my weight fell awnynbout twcntj-lho pounds.
As an experiment I oeRan the useof CuricruA ,
following the simple nnil plain instructions
Chen -null tlio KRMFiilRs , ami in four weeks
Jon ml mjsolf well , with ektn sort and natural
in color , the itching and lain omirclv relieved.
W H. JIKAI ) ,
Editor Iowa Plain Dealer , Crcsco , la.
CUTICURAlMKS WONDERS J
CiiTiouttA Itrjir.uirdapcedllycuroMer.v humor
and illsca < o of thu akin.scalpand biped , with
loss of Hair , whether ( tilling , burning , scaly ,
jiiraply , anil blotchy , wheshersluiploscrofulous ,
iictcilKnrj , or contagions. lieu | ih > slcians fail.
I wag opera ted on two\lcars ncoforanahsccss ,
-which leit a ranninp nero , vvlilch five doctors
said could only bo helped liy anotucr operation.
I almost ( ; ai up In tlcip.ifr , f3.M worth of the
CCTtrutu Ren Lines cured rne. and I nm now-
well and stroair. Was. ANNIE Kb'LUX.
1101 ! Laurence St. , Ipnver. Col.
Sold throughout the world. Price , CtmcunA ,
0c ; BOAP , 2 > c ; ItEsotvtNr. 61. 1'riTTsn Dr.uo
AND CiitM.C'onr. , Solo l'roprleior , Bo ioD.
5m"IIowtoCuic8Un Diaeate * , " mailed froo.
PISVI PLES , blnckheodi , chapped and oily i kin
cured by CUTICUIU MEDICATED SOAP.
FREE FROM RHEUMATISM ,
In ono iiilntitu Iho Cnllcura
fty jt Autl-r tn Plaster rellevts rheu-
, _ C-x S-Amnticsciaticdipkidnu\iliffltaud :
'
S * i
The Queen of
M -IMS.
Excelsior
Complexion Remedies
WERE AWARDED
World's ' Fair Medal and Diploma.
Showing their superiority over nit other do
mestic or foreign romc < ile .
MMC. YALE IB the Creator of licauty Cul
ture. Iniloresil by congress
MMi : , If A US. who la ncknowleflgcd to be tlia
nic.st beautiful uoman thlnp , Mill continues to
grow more beautiful e\ery tiny , Aga dues not
Becm lo affect her mirvelous beout > Her secret - ,
cret lies In the use at her own wonderful rem
edies. They combine within their composition
every Ingredient tacking In the human llenh to
give it the desired youthful nppearance. Any
woman ran maliff herself just ns fair nnd lovely
aa her heart desires If she will use these reme-
tlli-s occordlnn to their directions. They con
tain no Injurious Ingredient , absolutely guaian-
tccd to us all that Is claimed for them.
GUIDE1 O
Joseph Inland I/vtlo of Pltlnburg , nn old-
Imp river itinn , Ol l yesterday.
The tuk Mary Krrnch , BUPPOMC ! lo have
been lost on take Crlo , has arrived ante In
pore.
Junn VlRll shot ftntl killed Jose Ortlnpn
at Bclcn , N. M. , yesterday. Jealousy was
the cause ,
Mra. nettle Hnrrlson. widow of n In-other
of ex-President Unitlson , died txt Mlrmcap-
olla yesterday.
C. F , nohlnson of Kilos , Mich. , was suf
focated. l > v escniiliifC BUS Monday night at tv
hotel In Clkhatl , Iiul.
The boiler of Henry Voters' mill nt Cnry.
O. , exploded yesterday , fntally injuilliH tl > !
engineer nnd n laborer.
The postofllce at New Allmny , Intl. , wns
robbed ) of I4.0CW In stamps nnd Jotx ) In cash
nt the noon hour yesterday.
The Free Methodist conference In Fe slon
at QreenUlle , 1ml. , voted nualnst urnntlUK
the prlvllego to prcnch to women ,
Andrew McCortnlcU of the- Ono Hundred
nmJ Twenty-seventh IlllnoH volunteers , has
been nwimleil a mcdul tor gallant , conduct
at Vlcksbuw.
Incitement Is runtilntr lilRh at Hull Hill ,
Colo. , on account of the dhoolliiK by depot }
sheriffs ot Cnimon nnd Short. Threats are
openly tnado to snck Colorado Cltj.
When Bnby was tlcfe , wo ga.ro tier Castorla.
When she was n Child , slio cried for Custorla.
When she bccatnt > Mlsa , ulio duns to Caitorla ,
When Etio had Children , the K.-UO llicm C. : > torla
Or HIP Liquor llnlill l'o < ltl rly 4'urrd
by itdnilnln < rrine Dr. HnlDra'
4iold4-n Nporlllr.
Itor.nbs clvcn In < icup orcoflr ot Ui , orln food
\illhouuho knonledffi > ortno patient. Itl lnolut ) \
karmlc 8. aad Trill effect a permanent und ipccdj
euro , whether ihfl p&Mrnt * e n moderata drlnhordr
an elooholO wreak. It hat been riven In mauitudi
cf CM9s , and In every instance & peifeot euro htufoU
'wod. It Sevtr Full * . ThenyaleaiDDColajpreBiiAted
, lth the BpeolAo , It becomes an utter Impossibility
rtQe lIQuor appetite tooiltt.
HOUIkN IIM'CIFIU ri ) . Viop'r , riarinnntl ,
48-DKCB book of partUtOira Ire * . To bo Uad n'
, r sajo by Kuhn & Co. , Druggists. Cotua
and Douglas street ! , Omaha
. , . Hatch Slat. 1SJI.
Aloe A Penfold Cot I urn < ery much plcnsca
Ip commend vr. u Seymour's ability n nn opll-
clan , liavlni ; b en satisfactorily fitted with elan ,
rs .or astlcnutlsin and
derived great benefit
thereJinm In my professional work. I would reo-
commend all of the artistic slon
piofr to cli ) like
wise. Very trulr , J. LAUlttn WALLACE ,
Omalm Academy of Fine Arts.
UCADACHi : CAUSED UY KYD STRAIN.
DON'T T1UFI.13 WITH 1OLH UVCS.
Many persons uhosc heads arc constantly ach-
Ins ha\e no Idea nhat relief sclcmlllcally fit tea
classes will elve them. This theory la now uni
versally established , "Impropeily flMcd glasses
will Invnilalily Increase the trouble and
may
lead lo TOTAL llI.INDNEbH. " Our ability to
adjust glasses safely nnd correctly Is beyond
question Consult us Eyes tested free of ctmig .
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
Opposite I'm'.en Hotel ,
LOOK FOR Tim OOLD LION :
Purely
Yegelablo ,
Prepared from the orlglnnt formula pro-
'ervedin tlio Archives of the Holy Land , lmy
ngau authentic history dating back 600yearn.
A POSITIVE CURE
for all Stomach , Kidney and Bowel
troubles , especially
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION ,
Price CO cents. Sold by nil druggists ,
The Franciscan Remedy Co. ,
131 VAN BDREK ST. , CHICAGO , IIX.
. ' for Circular aril Illustrated Calendar.
Beauty's Secret-
BEXAUTY
Pimples , Dmc Itcaaj , nnd Skin Diseases cured
with Mine. Tale's Special Lotion .No 1 nnd
* Special Ointment No. 2 , guaranteed price ,
| 1 00 each.
Excelsior si Fool
aucirantred lo remove wrinkles and every
trues of age. Price U.W and 33.00.
Excelsior conpiexion Bieocn.
OuarantDed ta remove eallotvnesa. moth
l > atclie and all skin blemishes Gives
natural completion of marvelous beauty.
Price 12.00 per botlle ; J3.CO for 3 bottles.
[ xceisior noir ionic ,
Turns crny hair bnck to its own natural
color without d > e. The llrst and only rem
edy In tlm history of chemistry Known to da
this. Htn [ > 3 liulr fnlllne In from 21 hours to
one week ; crfateR a luxuriant growth. Price
11.00 per bottle , six for $5.00 ,
Exce'sioi '
Guaranteed ta develops a. beautiful IjUBt and
neck ; Rive * firmness ta the Ilerli and denies
a natural condition of plump ie . I'rlce 11.60
< uul 13.00 ,
Greniscoii !
lime. Ynle'ii wonflerful remedy for removlnu
and ( leitroytne the urowlli of * cperllou hair
takes but live mlnulea to use , ilaes not hurt ,
Irritate or even make the skin rodj removes
every trace In one application. I'rlce J5.00
ia FfecHiQ and FrecKigs ,
Mnie. f. Vale's ivonlerful T.a Freckla I *
kn > wn In t > the only cure for freckles. In
frmn 3 ila/i to ono week after Its Drat ap
plication. p > ery ( recklo will disappear and
the complexion become < u clear ns cr > ntul ,
Price tl.VO Her battle.
Excelsior AH BIOSSOU Gompiezioii creom
OO. " " tl10 Sl"n BmOOtl1 '
Excelsior Hood niener
nd beautl'
mole and won Exirocior
Removes nnd destroys forever moles
and
nans. I'rlce 130) .
[ ye-Losn aid wm Grower
Makes Iho laches. STOW thick and long1 , tin
eyc-Virows luxuriant ami shapely , clrencm
" " 1 Jcaulln's tl10 eV i euaranlceil pure.
Elixir (
Cultivates natural rosy cheM. . a HonJerful
skin tonic , I'rlce Jl.OO per battle.
Ante.i. / . ifoie's fxceislor Fertilizer
Curei constipation. I'rlce II.5\
mm Blood ionic
Purifies the blood , nets on tlm liver , lililneyi
anil builds up the e > nein. I'rlce 11.00 pel
bottle ; six for ( S DO.
Mme. il. Yale's wonderful cure for nil klndi
of ftinaln weakness. Prk JI.K > per bottle i ;
li for 15.00.
SOLD BY DRTJGCHSTS.
Full llnocnrrtcd by Kuhn &Co. , 1Mb and DouRla streets , Merchant & Ylckcr * , 10th
and Howanl. Kinslor Drup Co. , 10th und FarnamV. . J. Hushes , U4th nud Farnatn , Gco
B. Davis , Council Dluffs , and bjrulldrtiRgists. At wholosjle by E , E. Urucc A Co , nncl
HichunJaon Drug1 Company , Omaha.
Mall orders and correspondence may bo sent to Mme Yale's headquarters.
i All first class druggists iUl Mine , Vale's runt-dies , '
MM El. M. YALEl ,
TEMPLE OF BEAUTY
,
NERVOUS
PROSTRATION ,
(3IDR11TUINU ( )
INSOMNIA ,
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
MELANCHOLIA ,
AND THE THOUSAND ILLS THAT
FOLLOW A DCRANOCD
CONDITION OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM
Ar.c.at ( , CEREBR1NE
tue tstr CT orTMt BBAIM or TMC ox ,
UHOIPI THE roNMULA of
Dr. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND ,
IN HIS UBOHATCmV AT WASHINGTON , O. O.
oose , D onopo.
Putet , Pin PHI I of a Dn eMM , * aBO.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO
WASHINGTON , D. C.
tno ron BOOK. i *
KUUK & CO. , ACJHNTS 1'On OMAUA.
. DOUGLAS' J
IS THE BEST.
NOSQUCAKINO.
$5. CORDOVAN ,
rRtNCH&ENAMEIlEOCALF :
$3.5PPOLICE < 3SoLES.
2.WORKING
EXTRA FINE.
7-BOYS'SCHOOt
LADIES
, SENO TOR CATALOGUE
W I. ' DOUGLAS *
BROCKTON , MAS3.1
You en n nvo money l > r ncnrlnir the
\V. L. Douzlnn 8U.OO Ulinr.
Brrniiftr , tro tire tbo largest manufacturer * c )
thl graOcof nhoci la the world , nn < l Runrautco Ibell
taluo bjr flumping tba umno anil | irlc nn tl > <
bottom , which protect you nh'filnit lilshprlceiaua
tlm inMJtemim'9 | m > IHs. Our sbccs rqual cm torn
" work la ttjle , cnsy nttlng amicnrlnn qu&IKIri.
\Vo hare tliom fcolil everywhere ftl loTTtr prices foi
tlm trnliio Kl\rii Him any other make. Take no nub-
Blltutr , K j our ilcakr cannot supply you , wo can ,
Sold by
A. W , Bowman Co. , 117 N. 13th.
C. J. Cnrlson. 1218 N 24lh.
EllesSvonaon. 2003 N. 24th.
Ignatz Novvmnn , 424 3 , 13th.
W. W. Flshar , 2925 Uoavonworin
Kelly , Stlgsr & Co. , Farnnm & IStii
T. A < Crossy , 25OO N at. So. Omaha
Stcnm nnd Hot Wqlor Hoollnv for
Residences and Bulldlng3.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Muln. 2 ( - Pearl Streets , Council
BlulTs , Iowa.
COLE'S AIR-TIGHT
WONDERFUL WOOD HEATEfl
la a da ) ' liontn n rtom In cold weather , Hold *
ro 43 lifjurw 'I liu litHt ot lt < iluen. Duron MIKK ! ,
obs , Itnsh , Sold by the trade o\erywliere. B
uro thu agency at once. Manufactured by
OOLB , & OOLEi
41 MAIN STREET ,
QEO. P. SANKOnD. A. W.
President. Cashier.
First National
Of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
iinita ) , $100,000
Prodis , 12,000
Dn nt the oldest banks In the state of Iowa ,
\V § solicit your business and collections. W *
pay 5 per cent on time deposits. 1Y will b
pleased to tea and serva you.
-SpecIal TSfoiiceas
CL.IANIDS VAtit.TS CLKANBD.
ij llurke , atV. . a. Homer1 * , US UroadMray.
WANTii > TO HtJV KOIl < 'AHII , VACANT
IntH in Da lilts & Palmer's ruhl. rentral snh-
dlvlelon , illKhlund Phirp ; Muync's 1st add ,
Klulllu'a niiUHv. . nnil Pottir & Cotib'H add [
must b rlirap. P J , limit ; , Ko S I'earl street.
rort flAun on. TIIADI : . 3. ) ACUUS ov
In Itixk county , Kthraslcn , C1J urtes tlmbe *
lunj In Michigan , lll trailv i-lther for ttocli
of Rrnerat morrhandlre , und will nut In rusli
11.00000 or U.WO.OO. hou.-.o and l < a In Culfax.
price , ilG40W , will trade for htoiU uf sencrol
inerihandlxi and put In * r//i < ( oth : line ret.
liknco property In Cnunoll niult * . price ,
ILOMUO , will trade rnrsenpral stuck and put la
Jl.OM.OO caeh. All torrcipondence to ba con-
IWenll.il A'ldivm luck box -II , I'nuncll Illuffl.
WANT > : i . POSITION AS HOOKHinn'KH OH
stenogrjphcr , iiKii-nlnKK , iVfiilintn und Hatur-
duj . Addrt-us AV 11 , lice , Counell lHuffn.
ntoM itiaiuixoK : OK
Mci'ilbe , MornliiKnlde , riuitdny ev minx. lctot ) > el
T , on > - thertnut lioisf. weight about 1.000 pounds ]
four while feet , bald fain unit white rjn ; hud
ehoei on ; any Information or return of hortt
will bu nultnbly rewarded. I' . II U'hltc , 6th
itreet and 13tll avenue. Council Ulliffii ,
"
iMiifj : > v nNToir : Ai.r , KINIM
for Klrls. Cull on or uddrtyH UmploymtnK
AKency , flrnnd Ilutel Annex , I'uunUI Uliilts ,
rmtNiHii yotr IIIJI.P ot"
kinds. Cull on or address ntn | > ! > inent Agency ,
Urand Hotel Annex , Council iilurf .
WANTKI1 FJVn NR'13 71OOMK TOIl HOIIBR.
keeplnr In Illoomcr ugljoul dletilcU
C It , U olllo * .