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I THE OMAHA DAILY BEi
V ,4 COUNCIL Dr.UFFS.
OFFICE . NO. . 12 IEAnL - STnEET.
Dtlnrd by canltr to any pat of the ely.
U. W. TILTON , Leee.
'ELFfUONE8Dullneu omc . 1o. n : nllh
. dltor. No. 23.
41.\'UIl "n.\'TIU. ' ( .
Orand hotel , Council Buls , reopened Oct. I ,
Mayne Heal Estate agency , & 39 Droadway
For nent-I.arge private barn near court
ioue. Apply at Dee office.
John I , . Sullivan will appear at Dohany's
theater American. next " Thursday evening In "A True
Calantho sembly will give 1 masquerade
bal cn Thursday cvenlng January 21 , at
Woodmen hail.
A Cromwell , who was hurt In the recent
shooting at the Ctzens ! State bank , left for
his home In Chicago Saturday night.
Sarah Plumer comrnncelt proceedings ) In
the district court to enjoin Mills county from
: establshing n road through her 11roperty.
Tim ladies of the : Iaccatees will give asocial
social and dance ot their boil , Pearl anti ,
Main streols , Thursday evening January 21.
HeKular meeting of Bul City lodge No.
71 , Ancient Free ant Acceptctl laMns , thts
Tuesday evening. A I Inter Masons cor-
dialy Invited. J. B. Allns , Secretary.
The meeting or the Ladles' AlI society of
- Jl Blattway Methodist church js postponed
; from Tuesday afernoon t WedneJlly aft-
p eroon at 2:30. : See Important bU61ness Is
to' be considered.
A butcher wagon belonging to a South Main
street dealer was lemolshell In n runaway
last n"ht. ; The owner and police sppnt se\- ,
eral hour looking for the team , but rOII !
no trace of It.
Oeoro 11. Wells , an , energetic and enter-
priing young man of this city , left last e\'en-
Ing for Kansas City , where , Itame rumor
hal I , that hl Is to ho married to one of
the fairest oC the opposite sex of Ihat ptace.
Eider Duck flflLl ! wife , the famous divine
healers and evangelists or South Daltta ) , will
hoh ! meetings all lila ( week at the Overton
mission , I'ourth avenue and Seventeenth
street. Services begin at i:30 : each evening.
C. O. Adams , the clerk or the Christian
church , Is circulating a petition among the
citizens asking Hev. E.V. . Alien to remain
here h1tead of accepting a cal to Burrall ,
I was quite largely signed yesterday , and
the work or cIrculaton will 90 on today
-Tho case of Di Crss , who wants to bo
Plt In Jai , was contnue,1 yesterday until this
morning. I was Investgatel ! yesterday
enough to ascertain that Criss hall done nolh-
Ing worth a penitentiary sentence , and ho can
only be given thirty days on bread and water
ot best.
John Hcgwoodchnrged with assaulting H.
J. Donahue , was tried by Justice Vlen ytster-
day anti acquitted. Several contempt cases I
were docketed agaInst witnesses who failed ! L I
. . , to appear In court , but they eXlllalned their
. . . neglect to obey the mandates of thee courl
and were discharged.
County Attorney Saunders fed a peltou ( I
In the district court yesterday demandln .
n judgment of ' 200 against John Coyle aud i
' P. Gunnoiide. C. O. Gohlapp hall Coyle arrested - .
rested last November on the charge or assault -
sault to sleal. but when the case was set t
for hearing Coylo failed to appear , and his !
bond was declared forfeited. The lult Is on
the bond.
Several people have heen neglecting to con
form 10 the city ordinance whIch prohibit ! S
the peddling of garden truck without I 1-
conse. Among them Is I. Gltlnsky. Yesler-
day he drove up 10 I hotel situated acroE *
the street from the city jai and began selln !
vegetables City Marshal Canning spied him
and , In a few minutes he WAS hustling for
bonds for his apPearance In police court this
: , morning. The license referred tp Is a sonu-
what expensive ! affair , costing tl for three
months or less. $00 for nine months , and
corresponding prices for ' times belween.
Wo have UOOOOO to loan upon improve ! LI
farms In Iowa and wi take nit the gilt -
, edged. loans offered at low rate5. We do
_ , , v not vaut wild lands and ' will ot1oin In 'Ne-
braka Lougee & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
At the louln Store.
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; Andorra plaid sultngs- and Hamilton 4- 4
. cashmere , worth 12 ½ 0 and 15e , reduced to
60'a yard. 12Yo
500 and i5c ladles cloth and striped re- i
pclants , 54 Inches wide , reduced to 390 a
yard
60 canton flannel , reduced to 30 n yart I.
Heavy cotton blankets now 480 a pair.
c n
$ quality cotton blankets now $1.25.
$5 quality , all wool , gray blankets , reduce
to $2V8 a pair.
Ladies' and children's all wool mitens ,
reduced to Sc II pair , worth 150.
Boys' heavy cotton underwear , regular 330
quality , now lOc each.
Men's extra heavy all wool shirts , reduce d
to &Do each , our regular $ quality.
Ladics' tine nil wool union suits , regular
' - . , price $3 , now $1.50.
. . - , Ladles' heavy ribbed vests , worth lOc , re-
F ' ducell to Dc each.
25c quality chlldrn's all wool hose , now
17c. or 3 for SOc.
SOc quality ladles' cashmere hose , reduccd
to 35c , or 3 ror $1.
Infant heavy wool hose , reduced from 170
to lo a pair.
OWLER , DICK & WALKER
. Council BUfs , Ia.
- Store open until 10 o'clock Saturday nigh t.
YOUNG lAS it 1COHJ IIEICE.
Worked Several I'eope. ! InehllnG the
( anymolo Wheel Club.
l MIller Young , who was arrested In
Omaha se\'erl days ago on a charge of embezzlement -
bezzlement , 18 also wanted here , and would
IIivo been here before this had It not beln
M
.
. for his shrewdness In stlerlng' off ex-Can-
stable Jaeleson , whia went to Omall ' a coup io
ot weeks ago armed with a warrant for his
' arrest. .
I Young camped In Council fluffs all last
summer , anti Is well known , Particular ly
among the local wheel men. Ho was a
member at the committee of arrangenien ( S
for the racing meeting that arrangments
meetng was given by 1
the Oannnede Wheel club last summer. nnd
quIto a sum of mQney passed through his i
hands , or ralher did not pas through ; 1
stayed there. The club never took any a C-
ton against him , except to vote that he was
I highly reprehensible young man and to (
take his key to the cluh. houee. lie bought
I bicycle of H. M. WIlLIamson witlout '
. - Wiliamson wl P ay-
.w ( j7 lug anything . on . I , took It out on a run
Ind brought It back smashed Into old Iron ,
He got hohl at another wheel In SOU ! way
or another und took It to A. A. Clark , who
lone hIm $25 on It. A little while sIte ' r-
ward Clark found that the wheel was another -
other ' mun's , and ho had to give I up. le
Ient' to' the ofce or ox-Justice II l l and I
Iworo out an Inforriton chargIng him with
. oblalnlng moneY.qnder false pretences. Jack ,
Ion took the warrant und went 10 Omaha ) , ,
having Iwart ! that Young bad an office its n
rite lice . bulll'g , lie askes a .otiig ; man
'hom he found there If his name was
Young , but the man , with a singularly
frank face anti ni engaging smile , told him
no. Jackson left and got lefl. It Young Is
turned lose by any hook or crook of N IC.
-.L , bruka law , he will be brought over here at
Dnce , as requisiton paper are now on the I
way During Young's slay here lID made
the acquaintance of several young ladles ) ,
and one of them with whom Ito kfpt corn-
patty for sevelal weeks last aUlmer , Wi
trying to borrow $200 yesterday In order to
bal him out , . ,
Al government official experts pronounce
l > rlce'l Cream laklnc I'owdel absalut tly
I pure. _ _ _ _ _
! rr" WI'llacl thiosplriti.
; Local splrlualsta are very much worked
, up over the extraordinary re\elat IS made
. bt tle ( Valley mediums concerning the hr LC-
relt Spot tragedy. One or them , In apealline
If The Bee' reports , said lat evening : " 1'1
not I betting man , but Il wager $ IO that
I the olcera of Halt county follow the lea ; \ -
Ins of tbo sPirits they'l find Scott's bOdy
and the len who murdered him I know
Mrs. Jerrce and ! nlfUi she Is ni upright
and hOle tOmll. t . amI n mellhrm of extra.
Irdlnaryowr. . ller's.s ! rwt I sens\tolal
. . story , but
a statelent of cold faris , We
have made sonic Inqulrlel In our circ lea
here , and have learned among other thili ge
that ScoU' body has been movd seve nab
thnu ailce lila itcatli and Is now a long
way trm thu Illaco where I Wa put the
n"t titue. It w1 however , l' found le- I
tore Iho week I. auI
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NEWS IROI I ? I COUNCIL BLUFFSgiv
Cit y Oounci Dtchle3 Company to Assist , the Terminal
WILL VISIT TiE PROPERTY -OWNERS
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CornnlteoI'I1lntC1 to TRke Some Acton
Looklnl to Rn . \djltment of the Him-
euly lncODllerel II lOllectun
, , lh Unton Avenue .
The city council heM 1 ! peclal meeting i '
ye sterday afternoon , with President ! { eler
In thin chair and Councilmen Brewlck , Oea-
BI : l , Orahl , Nicholson , Ishlon , Spetman anti
White In their lents , The breach ordlhaneo ,
was put back upon Its second reading and ,
thel laid over until the next regular meet-
lu g.
Ing.Thc
Thc police commissioner recommended that
no action be taken hi regard ! to Iounllmas-
ter Edgar Hothsehlls Bates' request for a
ton or hay a month , and the report was
eOlcurrel ! in.
Union avenue was brlghl up by the lIre-
seltaton or n resolution by Nicholson to ap-
point a committee ' or three to confer with
pr'petty owners amid induce them , It possIble - i
ble , to settle with the Terminal company
on reabonabl terms. IUshtn ) salll he hall
hearll train lImo company's manager that
80rn or tire citizens were asking three pricesfl.
for their property , and even dcrarllng dam-
OCS for lots on the ollposlo side of the
slreet from where Iho ) track Is to ho laid.
Nlchol&n and Hshton were appointed such
0 : imtmnlttoe.
The ordinance forbidding minors getting
on anti or moving motor trauma was ehanell
so its to apply only 10 minors not Ilassengcrs
on the train , alll It was then laid over
The ordinance narrowing 100ler street
by ton feet between Stnl1man amid First
slreets was paselt under a suspens\ I of
the rules.
The now ordinance with regard to paving
assesslnts was amended so as to require
street car companle2 to pay I'or paving be-
twecn their rails anll for one foot oUlslde
on Intersections , as wel as In front of prl-
vato prpert ) ' . City Attorney lazleton states
Ihat It WIS the Intention ta make the nw
law apply to ito Oaleanl avenue paving ,
hit did not want the council to hurry their
lu veatigationa of It unduly on that account
'F ito ordinance was then laid over until the
unt
next meetn l which wil be held Saturday
evening. at I o'clock )
tsh ton stated that he had investigated
the elctrlo light business amI ordered eight
Ilghls cut oft from the police department 311
t hree from the marshal'8 office. .
thre ofce. City Att r-
ney Hazleton asked how I was that the coin- ,
pany changed from a fixed charge per month i
to a charge by meter In the Ilddlo of '
the month Hishton replied that ho asked
Superlnlendent Wright or the company and ,
founll that the police and marshal's dpart-
ments had been extravagant In their lights ,
as long as they could get as much as they :
wanted for the sale price. lIe accordingly
declletl that they needed calling dawn , and
dil so by sending In his Ito bill of $ t3 .
This bill was declared all right and was :
duly allowed. The light committee was Instructed :
structed 10 look up the contracts blween m
the ( city and the company with reference to t
Ito ( lighting of lie city buildings and ace If i r
soma mora satIsfactory contracts cannot b ! i
made.
I'JI.I.U'S' l'AlIH.Y AFIiIItS. ' ,
Uoardlng house Clu.tl J'/nty Develops Inlo
a ! erluns jtittrrel . "
L. E. Phillips , proprietor or the Central I
h ioure , at the corer of Dryant street and
Droadway h , has been driven from home b ) I '
Ils h wife and her boarders , and there Is blood
on the moon.
.
Last Saturday night there was a quiet ltte
card party at the house. Phillips' daughter ,
Mrs. Heal Summit , her husband , anolher
daughter' , named Eva Phiips , and one M. J.
Miller were playing. When 10 o'clock came
Phiips , who had to get up early In the
morning and go to work. cutting Jco for Gil - '
bert Dros. , wanted the prIzes awarded and
the game closed. The players refused to
stop , whereupon PhIllips grabbed the canl S
and stuck them In the stove. lie carls I 0
bed , but did not stay long for he heard
low l voices muttering In the adjoining rom ! ,
where the family antI boarders were die I-
cussing his coup. lie got up and slyly opened
the door , and heard his daughter Eva cx -
press a wish for a gun , and George eX-I I
one at the boarders , told her It she wanted ,
one ho would get It for her.
Philps claims that from their conversatio 0
ho gleaned the Information that conversaton
about to arrange a funeral , with him as the
corpse while all the rest with one accord
said that nothing at all was said about I. I t
When he heard the remark he stuck his
head out of the door , and told them that If
they wanted a gun be would get I for thou 5 .
They dId not accept his offer , but , It Is I
claimed , drove him out of the house Yesterday -
day he was busy moving out a part of his
furniture. The rest he will have to replevin ,
for Mrs. Phillips avers that It belongs to I
her , and she lens to keel tt.
Phillips had the whole outfit arrested yet S-
tenlay , : Ir. and Mrs. Summitt , Mrs. Mar , y
Phiips , her daughter ] Eva , and her admire ,
George Ilssel. The charge preferred against
them Is threatening to kill , and It will b
investigated In Justice Vlen's court totlal
Mrs. PhiIps and her husband have not sill 0-
coded In getting along very wel to/elher /
for two years pabl. They cale here fror
Harlal about I year ago , amt Mrs. Philps
claims that her liege lord was compeled
by the peoilio of that ( happy little borough to I
leave or take a dose of medicine that would ]
not have proved Palatable Ever since 1Ie ) '
have I\'ed here their life has brett a cot -
&Iant series of domestic broils , and she chain ms
ho has repeatedly threatened to kill lie r .
10 has Ibo said that ho means to have ,
their little 2-'ear-old chIld , of whom he Is
very fond , amid so great Is his aneclon for
It that ho bald on one occasion that
he would take It away If It had to go an. .
arm ata flute. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Accept no substitute for Dr Prlc 's hal I ( -
lug Powder I alone Is absolutely pure
101'1'011 l'uYl1'rrlll .
The general ( tutu of Pottawolamlo county
Is empty , and ] Treasurer Heel stoppeti payim is i
warrant al that fund ) 'lster < ay. A fel\ ,
days ago Heell slbmltel ( his report to the
Hoard of Supervisors , h ) which It Ilpearr1
that Ihe fUl1 hall been o\nlrwn to the
amount of over 3OOO. Since ( lien there hal
been enough mimoitey received to make up the I
ilellclency , but ( rpm now on these wll ; hold
( tint ) warrants ' Iil have the
generol fUl11 wlrranls wil warrants -
rants ; stamped InstNlt or getting their ' as Ii.
\ lit'ut a warrant Is tamllell It goes on ben r-
lug Interest lt I per cent per annum. Just
what 18 the cause of the deficiency ito ono
seem able to say The appropriation Is as
large as usual , the sale of property for taxes
was as Ilroltablo as last year , and tile re
have been no extra large expenso3. lit ril
yet Ihe deficiency . Is there , a 111 the enl ly
explanaton 10 ftst' made I that Ito ( hoard )
Supervisors hal lot the money go In Irlb-
leis , which In time aggregate were lane ,
enough to leave the ( county quite ( ereeJtbly
In the hole. The new tax Ihtl eanw to Iho t
omco or the treasurer Oi time 1st day of Jim n.
uary , but time taxes are not deluquent un tIl
th lt dl ) of April. I costs the taxhtay er
nooro to ) his tacs time day beore
they become delinquent than 10 pay Ihem
today , and so the overwhelming majority 111
off the unilleaunt task 8S bug as liossIb it' . . .
The present prcspcot Is that no money cln.
bl paId out or list fumidumutil utter . \vrl 1. ,
4sherwemtn \Ie DomestIc loap.
Try Eagle laundry , 724 Broudway , for ooll
work. Our medium gloss finish can't be
beat. blt we do strictly hand work dome tic
fnish , when preferred . Telephone 157
Domestic soap - breaks - hard ' ' ater.
E\ ry purchaser at Davl ' drug store gets
I choice sheet of music freo.
Davis sells druga , paints and glass ciei ill.
Domestic soap outarla cheap luap
: luetllj thOU ' ; a'WcC.
H. C. Sargnt , the sil Ring evamigelist , Ir-
riveui here Yesterday Rrul 18 assisting lii ev .
E. W. MIen In 0 series of gospel meetings In
flue Christian tabernacle this week. Sd rv-
ices begin each ' evening at 745 ; o'cl ck with ]
I song Retvh ' fur hl'tn hour. ' After the I
meeting lamut evening I rteltonI given
to Mr. Sargent. After service ThursdAY even-
lag the Volunteer Sunday school chin will
Ilvo n ociai. TIle following will bo tbb rut $ -
jeets of tim serices : Tuesday , January 16 ,
"T hmo \Vorid'tm Olentest "
Worll's Teachings . : \Vednos-
day , January 16 , "The Worl.s Greatest SatUn
rifce ; " Thursday , January Ii , "The Greatest
Epch of the World's History : Friday , Jnn-
na ry 18 , "Tho Wtlls Greatest Quollon : "
Sa , January 19 ; "Tllo World's Greaiost
Answer : " Sunday , January 20 , morning , "The
VW orld's Greatest Society ; " enDing , "The
W orld's Greatest Need "
Sate Your Money.
Dy investing it in the stock or the' Savings ,
Lan and Buit ng association of Council
Bl uffs. Incorporated In 18i7. Monthly pay-
ments or $1.00 per share , netting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest Ten series already -
ready paid out which fully demonstrates
the ability or the association to mature its
'stock In about seventy-five monthly payO
me nts. No loans matte outsIde or Council
mUfs anti all applications examined an"
ta ssetf ( upon by n majority of the board of
dir ectors. Good loans wanted , I ' ul Inrorma-
ton can bcobtained ot the ofce of D W.
Ots , secretary , 10 Main street , or any or time
fol lowing directors : I. W. lazleton , Frank
Gr ass , John lirown A. S. lazleton , I. C.
Beebe , A. n. Walcr , E. E. hart , J C.
I.ougee , S. S. Leonard ,
! herlhm Cual.
This new coal from Wyoming for sale
only by n. A. Cox , 37 MaIn street. Telephone
48. Ask for circulars.
Ground oil cake $ hhd. at Morgan & '
Co . 's drug store , 13. flroadway
Oas coklnl 'stoves for rent and for salt at
anl
Gas Co.s office , _ _ _ _ _ _
The laundries use Domestic soap.
fl. i 1L hI'.t ! ( U.l.llSW : ltWIW.I:1ZIU ) .
lul. 1.ler , \ , l.y netros anti C. I. . Ilvll-
Srn C.m. 1mm .
DgS MOINES , Jun. 14-Special ( Tele-
/ anm-Tltc Iowa railway commissIon waH
re organizeti today 1) the retirement of lion.
Peter' ( A. Dey Rlt the installation of C. ] . .
Da\llson. \'itli the exception of two ) 'ear
: r. Dey has served contnuously on the
hoard "Incl 18j6 , when he Wil uppolnte"
1 ' Governor ( lear . the IIIequlrlng one
Ilemort to he appointed Clluln J.V. .
I.ulee was re-elected chlirman and \ \ \V.
AIIHwol'h secretary ) ' . The board Is now en-
trely republIcan .
lrlneher ' 'OJIII"t lllnAt I'ro'itlttite .
SIOUX CITY , Jan 11.-Specal ( ! Telegram. )
- HeJ , \V. Iahood and several members
of the MinisterIal association appeared II
( lice court today , : Ir. : lnhool to teslf ) '
ogalnst li'OCtitUteim who hind been an' sled.
A month ago he began Investigating gaul-
blnl Ind ( rostluton , Inveslgatng Police :
wouhl not Itop. At his request many oC
hl8 congregation were In court , men ali
.
w omen . He told In detail of what he saw
In hiatuses of prostItution , and swore posi-
tvely that they were Illaces of that char-
acler , which olcemen refused to do.
lie told of ( woman starting to stand 01 I
her h heath before a crowd oC len all women ,
blt beIng ' stoPPed by another woman. Po-
'lce Judge Doughty caused indignation by :
ordering time court room cleared before Ma-
hood was , Ione , lt the lemamt oC the de-
fendanls. 1ahood Is backed lW the Minis -
: lnls-
lerlal association and with Inmsh the effort L
unti the town Is rid o't such places. ) eIort
Ii'atluro nt SIoux City. I
sioux CITY , Jan 1l.-Spccial ( Telegram. ) :
- Time C. H. Martin Plana company , the
largesl music house In the city , faltl ] tea ) '
uml assigned to E. H , Stone , cashier of the
First Nn tonal battle . G. H. Martimm , presl-
< lt or the company , also assigned to Stout :
110ne
his i Piano triteR ranuflcturlng business :
A short time ao the company turned It a
buslle88 over , C. 1. Martin personal Is .
111 It waH haIled 10 carry It over the crisis '
which was eauscI by Ihll business "nIl bal !
c oliections. CredItors threatened to attaci
ant ] failure followed. Assets lre atach
$1.7G hut will shrink greatly In litiulda -
( ion . Liabilities , t3,621. greaty Iquldl-
l.ocl\ R Coal : I ne.
CEDAR lAPIDS , la. , Jan. 1.-Speclal (
T elegram.-While ) boring wells In the vicinity -
cinity of Oelweln of late chunks hay been
hrought to the surface that resembled conl
H II the heler that largo beds oC coal un-
d.rle the city , all a strong compalY has
been organized and pr'ospclnl will be corn
i flefleeLl at once. ,
Small IUI:1 Rtfon. .
CRESTON , In Jan. . I1.-Special ( Tele-
g rarn.-Wiison'it livery bar at , Aflon wus
destroYe by lr with contents , comprIsln g
tll entire livery oUtl , comllrlslnl
h orses. Loss , $ .0. IncludinG
Cromwell GIrl Fatally Injured.
CRESTON , Ia. , Jan. 14.-Speclal ( Tele-
g ram.-Mlss Alt Alton ot Cromwell was
futaly Injured In a runawny yeslern ) ' .
Jilts of Iowa u's.
There are twenty-onl Inmates In th C
Poweshlek county poor house. !
A hog cholera cure factory Is the latest
audition to time Induslrles of Humboldt
The Grinnel cheese factory made over
10,00 pounds at Its prOluct durinG 189t.
Cigarettes are given as time cause oC the
death oC Frank Watson , 1 convict In the
Anamosa penitentiary .
A local company Is organized to btmilth a
ralr:11 : front Alden to Clarion all from
thel'e . to BI'lt. 'hey wi survey this wln-
tar. .
tar.i'Irs . Stelnmentz of Iowa Falls . who
Imagined site was the widow oC Genera
Grant , has been taken 10 Ihe Independence
Insane a8ylum.
The Burt ( Kossuth county ) creamery ri a-
celvelt 1,0.0 more punds ot milk IUII ,
year than the precedln 'ear. verage
price paid WIS 7t cents per 10 pounds , bu 'I-
toy averaging : ) cents pel' Pound al the
oreamery. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
Ammonia and alum baking powders are
olsonous. 1)r Prlce's Baking Powder Is
absolutely Iure. ,
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GIBBON WINS AGAIN.
1und "r Trade Ulreelors lIbeL anti Seloet ;
CncerR-Thu Cunmmnittecti .
The new board of directors f the Doard
or Trade let yesterday afternoon and r e-
elec ell W. A. L. Gibbon : president of tle
oranlzaten by a vole of 5 10 3 , ? mlr . E. p I l ,
Peck being the candIdate or the recent my
elected directors. The "holdovers" remaine I
loyal 10 Mr. Gibbon. I
Time other officers elected were : E. P.I I I
Peck , first vice president : Dan Farrell . ju . . .
ecorll vie pledllenl : \ , B. Clarke , treas-
ul'er. and Miss : . D. Smith , secretary.
After routine business time following anti 11-
mitees were name,1 , for the ensiing year :
Appeal-B. P. Peck , P. lb. White , n. C. I I :
Miler , I , . I , Cotrel , . \ . W. Clarke.
ArbitratIon-S. A. leWhorter , James
Nason Wulsh , U. C. Miller , A. 11. Jaqulll , W. N. I
Auditlng-13. : I. Natlger , E. P. Peck ,
J. I. . McCagime .
Oraln-\ ii. Jaquih , James Wahsbm , F. E.
Whie " , Joseph A. Connor , S. A. ile't't'Jtortc
Live Slock-J. A. hake , W. N. Babcock ,
Jell S. Kuox , George W. Massomm . A. U. I [
Noyes
2iiammufmmctmmririg-Dan Farrell . jr. , n. F.
Cady , \'lb.1 B. Clarke , I" . D. Cooper ,
Josemlu Garntu , jr. . John Grant , Fred Krmm g .
'heimmbmursumip-WIIhiamn ' E. Clarke , Max
Meyer , Edwin Iavls ) .
lemorlal-Col. C. S. Chase , John Evans ,
water. D , II. Wheeler , J. M. " 'ool\orth , E. nose :
Ieteorology-John Evans I , - Wiiam I lem-
\ lug , Henry T. Clarke , Dr. George S. Nasol ,
J. B. Kouny.
I'rollert-I M. Natlnger , William E. ;
Clarke , L. D , owler.
Provlsiomumi-A . II. Nores , George W. 14 ; ms .
son , J. A. hake , W. W. Cole , James U. 1i1 [ C.
Sitane .
Ways and Meamms-W . A. L Gibbon , Dan
Farrell . jr" S. A. McWhorler.
Supplies-Il . Ir. Cady , W. A. I" , Olbbon ,
J . P. Peck.
JUdcary- ! . Woolworth , John O.
Cowiti , J , J. O'Commmior Charles
COWII O'Conlor , 11. lrown ,
Col. C. S. Chase
Trauspcrtation-W. N. labcock , John S.
1 rally , John S. Knox , Charles A. Cae , E , P.
Peck , A. T. Heclor , Wllsm g. Clarke ,
Fuclhl Martin , C. n. havens , Thomas R Il.
patrick , II. I F. C/dy , B. Oalagher , henry 1' .
CIHke , nan Farrell , Jr. . 13 . Fl. Druce , J CIT
W , Bedfonl , Charles N. Dettz. ,
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, lUIllo Clark ( 'mitic lunl lip for II Wick I
WASINCT N , Jan. H-The senate ju- ; i .
dlelarr cOllltee was informed today br tu. I
subconunlteo 1lest : : tn ! the cliari
I ugdhll Judge Clark ot Tennessee that u re-
poI would not \ made fcr a week and acton -
I ton on Iliac hIs . onfrmalonAa . ( . Iostoned . . . Un\1 \
I.CIiiuitt'iit ut ! IUu : c.I ) .
SiOUX CiTY , Jaut H.-C. If. larUn , dea her
I 'a musical In tr4nfnt8 , hu aSllgned. A.
sets , UOO ; liabilIties , $ tO.
.
ROYAL ARCANUI } ES FEASTth
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Union Paclfo Council tQJ nbB Entertains I I
t Band of Visitng Brethren ,
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INTRCHANGE OF 1RTR1A1 - AMENITIES
. I
T1O hundred of the IniIate Sit nt time
10lrd anti hear oi'Ut Or.lor and
tlo lelllhs of Its
Work n.g't ; , .
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Council Dufs , Lincoln , ' South Omahn anti
Omahn were brought ve" close together last
night on tim occasIon at a banquet given the
councis of the Io'al Arcnlm above men-
toned by the Union Pacfo ! council , No. 10&9 ,
on the occasion of Its nnnual Installation or .
ofcer3 In their rooms In The BcD building.
Quio 200 gentlemen , representative of the
plsh anti neterprlso of their communites ,
were present ns limo guests of Union Paclfo
counci antI the bahquet which was given Iii
the large dining room of the Millard , presented -
sented a acetic very reminiscent of big gatherings -
erings In this hostery In other da 's. There
was Ito attempt at feral decoration , the
commitee wisely directing their efforts to n
eompleto immeuuum
Throughout the hours the guests were at
the long tables the Venetan Mandoln cub
"Ia'ell airs suitable t' the occasion , brIghmt
songs of sunny Haly. anti the folk songs of
soSp \ ain , wih hero ali there a moro stressful
composion at the Oerman minute singers.
When time coffee and cigars were reached
I F rank L. Gregory , the newly elected regent -
gent ot Union 1aclfo counci anti toast-
master , In I few well chosen words , Inlro-
duced Judge 0.V. . Shields , on behalf or
Union PacifIc councIl , to exterH the welcome
to tIme visitng Ielegatons ! from sister coun
cls all time Invited guests. JUllge Shields
In the course of his welcoming splch sid ,
afer Secretary J. B. Sheldon hall read a
leter of regret from J. P. Coykendal or
Chicago : "This stereotyped toast has
possibly done service at every ban-
qlet since men came together 10
celebrate , H you guests had known
YOI were not wanted you would not have
come , so this word of welcome seems a trifle
out at "lace. But time memory of \ast enter-
lalnments In Counci Buls , enjoyed at the
hands of Council Bluffs 11eo\le. warranted the
gh'lng of this entertairmmmmeut. " The judge
Ihen l tel thc old story about time spoons havIng -
Ing ben counted , fut the aPPlause which fol.
lowed showed that a large portion of. the
congregaton hall never ateOled Brch &
Dackus' minstrels. The laughter which fol-
lo wed spurred Judge Shields on to recount
the story of the antiquity or the two couu-
cls , Council Bnls anti Union Pacific , calling
In lolawatamle Indians to show that
Omaha was older than Council Bluffs In the
data of the organizatIon of the council. In
closinG he said that so long as the Durlng-
Ion t system lantalned Us seat or gover-
m ont at Lincoln , EO long wOlld the welcome
to the visitors and brethren go out In full
measure.
Mr. Emmett Tinley of Fidelity cOlncl ,
Counci Bluffs , responded on behalf or the
visitng councils. He said that he voiced the ,
senlmenl of eacl guest when he used the i
c hildren's word "I thank you for all you I
have done tonight. The fra.erna1 expressions t ,
wo heard In the loge..roon , , the hosplabll
feelng wo find here , shows..plc how broad Is' '
the brotherhood of imuan. " An accident , he
man.
saW , branching out from his subject revo-I
lutonlzes l men . works revolron and changes
Il pleaded for I broaq , conservative broth
erhood of man In thIdal ) ) ' walks rr life .
The Dudley Bucl qua let of Council Iufs
was then Introduced a9tl sang wIth gl'oll ' effect -
fect "The Grasshopper , , ' arranged byV. . L.
Thlcl.slun , second bas of time quarlet , ( hIther a
other members of WhlcIt ar J M. 'reynor ,
frst tenor ; C. n. Ogd.n , second tel or , and
3 . H. Simms , first hassi , F r an encore the !
club gave , "Dinah Doa'glimpse , , into me !
on the MississIppi. . - I'
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Fred J. Sacet ! of t1nbau PacIfic counci
told t orho advantages ot I\ Royal Arcanum
and the work It was doing I } in ; the world.
In the course of hIs remarks Mr. Sackett ,
said that on January , t94 there ' was In' t '
\ '
force in the United Statei"jlfl ' Insurance Ii
nine and tlo a half billions ; le " told why ' nmimtua
lo la l Insurance had grow 10 popular favor ,
and said that mutual life holdings average
u bout $630 to each family , whlo old lne
holdings h amounted to about $ HO for e'ach ]
f amily. During time . year 189 $3,869.000
was collected and dlsbur9 by the no'al
Arcanum , a cost to policy holders of only
2 % per cent for handling Ihs ! large um of i
!
money.
On behalf or the order In Council huff 5
Counci Duls
Colonel D. D. Daley spoke In I most enter
tlnlnl t manner , recou'tng the early strug-
gles of the order In the city on the Cst ban It
of f the MIssouri
"Nebraska Council , LIncoln ! , " was the
theme which offered , Dr. \V L. Dayton an
opportunity to tel the progress which the
order was making In the capital olty.
11ev. T. J. Mackay , Instead of addressn : S
himself to the "Social and Fraternal is
of the Order , " read I . short roam , entTe : ;
" lie Was Not In It , " a reflective of Ihe
sentiment he wa9 expected to expres :
and this poem closed the night's festivitie : 5.
Previous to the banquet the Instalaton
of officers was performed In the hal of
Union Pacific cotmncil . DIstrict Deputy Supreme -
preme Regent J. W. Maynard officiating . the
following being installed : Regent , F. I4. .
Gregory ; vice regent , A. E. Hulehlnson ;
past r gent , I. O. Hhoade ; secretary , J. I 3 .
Sheldon ; collector , C. L. Oyger : treasurer ,
J. E. l'reeton : chaplain , nev T. J. 1Ia'kay :
guide , C. E. Keyes ; warden , D. E. Morgan :
sentry , P. F. I"relzer. The hal was crowded
during this Interesting ceremony , lan % of i
time visItors for time first tUne having seen
the ceremony of installation performed The :
lodge began work at 7 o'clock , anti at D
o'cloele had complete time olclal Part of the
work necessary , and were ready for the gnu tti
things
Two special trains were run from :
Counci Bluffs to accommodate the mem-
bers of Fidelity council who follow , ,
lidelly oouncl , were as folows : :
C. D. Parmelee , P. C. Devol , G. II. Jackson : ,
E. A. houston , Dr. H. I ) . JennIngs , O. C. I
Drown , n. O. Cook , C. D. Platner , C. C. I
Platner , W. 14. Shepard , J. W. Camp , W. C. I i' i
gstep , C. H. lannan , H. 0. Francis , W. E. i
McConnell . J.V. . Smith . J. 1. Lane F. 4 ' .
Buchman , I. P. Hendrlells , a. n. Whie , g. I
L. Coole 11. A. Baird , G. S. Damon , H. nsh-
tonV. . A. Groneweg , I. Lovett , I. I. I .
Spooner , C. A. Doles , T. g. Cavin , V. IIi' I I.i i .
Bender , J. H. Slmm , n. S. Jones , S. F. I
,
Shuart , C. Konlgmacher , S. T. McAtee , A. T. I
Flickinger . F. Bernhardl , J , Holenbeck , I. M.
Treynor , P. J. Ewing , H. Trumble , J , n.
Arthur , O. lit . Ooulll , ! . . Zurmuehlen , G. O.
Baird , W. I. . Thlckstun , I' ' Levin , A. E. I
Uracil , D. n. Daie ) ' , C. SprInt , E. A. Trout-
man , A.Y. . lckman , H , A. D. Cox ,
Prof. Wyckoft . Dr. A. I' . ilttnchett , W. I.
Ioblnsol , J. M. lagler , G. Oerner , J. T.
Tldd , J. A. Oraham , J. 'I ' True , W' . ' 't , .
Chapman , O. Anderson , S. D. 'Vadslorth ,
0.V. . Oraham , Ii. Tinley , F. B. Warer ,
A. 1. Nicholas , "iv . L. 'Dqljlson , C. Lelerls ,
n. n , Hal nhauer.
South Omaha sent to ( imp banquet C. ' , 1.
RIch , Dr. F. I. . SIllns J.1C Carley , F. i.
Droadwel and H. Uroadweli Nebraska cou n-
ci or I.lncoll was represelted by Dr. W. I.
Dayton C. Ii. Hulge A.tQ ' 1)eeson and
John Gramutl . While the l vled guests of
Union Iaclfo council not fhlembers of the
Heal Areanum wefe : B. ' 'A' McAlster , H.
W. fleck , L. hi l : Peyton , William Schrad r ,
Joseph P. McGrath , Arthur Allen . Oeorge
I. ntrlkcn , A. I. . Armstrong , J. 14. lie n.
drle , Ur. Bradbury Janies . Jslm .
) , .Jhl M. W. Ito y.
Icy. .
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At 1 o'clock the mmuernbersiof Fidelity cou n-
ci left for their homes In Council mufs , the
other visitors catching Iltj tr"lns home.
J - ,
All baking ] powders exrept Dr. Prloe's
are adulterated . I Is a absolutely pure.
HEARD RY THREE JUDGES ,
They Sit to Hoar Tctitlimiony In time Shari
Teatnun ) "herlal !
( "tIU" I'umsrltigCaie.
The arguments In the injunction sui
brought by WIUal Sweesy and other property -
erty owners on Sherman avenue to resIn ' ' .
the leard of Iublo Works from awal ding
10 Hugh Murphy the contract for repaving
that street was begun yesterday In the I
dlrlct c ur before JuJge Ileysor ) , Ambrose
and Duifle. The coutract provides for the I
pavIng of the street with BIJhal , from the I
alty south of Nicholas tret t , prth 10 I [ .0'
cust street. Time cost will be J the neii tis-
borhw CC $0.000. Last September WI ito
bIds for the work were invited several bd- :
-
ders spperod , but the DO.tor \ Publo Wck ,
.
reieetel all bide. I 19 alleged that when
the council hearth ( r this procedure It ( 'lsell
thCo resolution instructing tie board to make I
'contract for the work with lugh Murphy
Inj unction prOOellng were begun by Seaman
to restrain the awarlng of the contract and n
acton was taken Seamen's suit came imp
before JUdge Keysor , who refused to grant
the Injunction . Since that time a large ! number -
ber of voluminous - affidavits . have been flied.
BOARD OF PUDLIO WOnKS ,
l1a lmltr" fur the Year ' \lrN\1 UIon-Con'
tmcU " 'ttlehi Arc ' \ pprovemi.
At an adjourned meetng heM yesterday
af ternoon the Hearth of . '
afcrnoon Publc Works decided
to recommeml to the courmcil the following
counci folowing
estmate of the expenses of the Ilepartlent
for 18DI : Sewer department , tOOOO ; street
de partment , $30,000 : street sweeping , clean-
Ing and Insecton. $21,000 ; re\alr or asphalt
vements $20,000 ; . office expenses , $500 ;
eX\enres
team for hauling city prisoners , $ jOO. Total ,
$ D2,200.
A communication from the city electricIan
anll a report at the counen eommltl reI-
at ivo to taking down the poles or the Northwestern -
western Electric LIght company was re-
ferrll to the street cmmissioner with Power
to act I Is understood that the \ower
( oles well ho remmuoveil.
The Permanent shlewalk estimate or $ ,217 ,
In favor J , E. I Riley was approved $ the
fin al estimate In favor of hugh lurphy on the
Tenth Street repavln was haiti over , pending
Instructons from tIme commmcih. The ordinance
pro\ICI ] for the repa\ln of the street from
the south Ina of Iasou to the norlh hue or
Wilams streets. At the norlhern end of the
di strict there Is something over hal a block
of stone paving which was not taken UII.
The point was raised that the special tax
coull not b levied , as the entre district PiO-
viiell for In lie ordinance hal not been
\ aved. rimctiomms. The counci will bo asked for In-
The folowll1 contracts were approved :
11gh Murlhy anti A. B. Caley , permanent
silewalks : A. n , Stutzer & Co. , artificial
stone walks ; lenry Hall , grading Thlrt . -
thlrl street from Iodge to Davenport : James
P. Connolly , wooden walks and cross walks
and I.amoreaux Bros. , grading alley between
T\enty.ffh and Twent-slxth streets ali
H alt Howard street , onll St. Mary's avenue
A STORY OF TiE CENSUS.
Dr , John f Biings of the Army Mnkos
Bme Start1i'g ' Bval.tion.
GHASTLY REVIEW OF ? DEAH STATISTICS
, \ SIngle UI"S 11Curlr as leaned from
NCwAllllrrs-IIlw This , \wlul Death
lalo Cuu lo l'rcvctitod
Dr. John S. Dllngs ' , of the army , In a
paper read before the Academy cf Melllcine
In New York , gives some statistics of con-
sUlpton loiters from time last census which
are simply appalllmmg. During that year
( lucre was In this country 101,61 Ilealhs
from this disease. I we assum that time I
dealh rate In distrIcts where the registr-
ton Is not accurately kept Is the same as
In i tIme districts whcre It Is correct ) . reported -
ported \0 must conclude that the number .
of deaths from this malady during the I
censls year was fully 125,000. I wo est-
mate the average Iluraton of the disease as ;
two years \e' now have In the United States I
alono'250Oo cases of consummuptiorm. To show
the prevalence of the disease amid that the
lerrlblo t mortality still continues we present
below the record of a single day's havoc , as t
reportcd In I few only of the thousands of r
ucwspapers published In this country :
New . -Yortu ThneIe\ 'nther P. F' , ilrwit I
Ilr.1 ) .terln ) lrm consUnrton. aged Z years .
Lirnrmmsmer Pn. . > . .
1.lnclster ; : Inl l/encerThos. H. Cahill I
diN ] Ttmeed.ty or coneimmnptbon . aged 2G I. Cuhl .
itrooklymi , N. Y. TjnwR-ohn C Strong died
y "stenlny otter 0 tong Illness or coaemniptIon. ,
All.ntown. Pn. . .I.enller-Wllnm con8lmrlon.
hIs mornmng tiC consumptIon . aged 20 ' .
moring years.
d
consumpton. n/l ' ' 18.
Oene\'u. N. Y. Adverl8 r-IU"s icate I. . Craw -
ew-
lon II Inst evening at her home from con -
s umitiorm.
sumpton.
\ nomyfl Allentown relmnt. : 'a , . died Leader-Tllgeman yesterday of consnmptlcmi Well ' a wel . I
' ' Sliermo. N. y. , ' New&lmes Shaw 01 Jlpley : 1
ti ,
uied mast evening from ' 1llek consumptIon.
Vlnelrmnti N. J. Journal-Mr. Alexlnl.I' Crate -
cmw-
lol.'ho hus ben 8Ifern ! ( mans consumpton ,
dlel yesterday nfternoon.
Stoma . N. Y. . enttnei-IennIs Hayes tiled yes -
lerdny t Cairn consumptIon . aged 00 'e'lrs.
.Simmnilt . N. J. , Iiecord-tr . , . I. IcGreJr
died al his honl last evening tram constlmnptlon .
( 'ort . Jal" ' N. Y. Gazete"'nlpr COnRlnlton. . , s
Ihlo l mornln ot that dread tiIseamue-eom1uniptform .
, dls.nseousumpton.
, 'he.Ung , West \ . . , ltegister-Chamlea Greene
.lll ) ' "st.rlnot . 1.8 neleo , Cnl. , front con
sumlro. Haverhl. arass. , EI'enlnl GnzeteDlc Moore -
house i tiled nl his hem yesterday lrm consump -
t han . ole'l 28 ) ' .nrs. ! - cunsump
Kingston , N. Y. Lei'Ier-ILimrvcy Bel died or
conall110n ot his residence last eVlnlnl
Phlndelphlo ) Publc Ld er- " ' . B. 'a'lor died
nl his residence yesterday cvenlng or conslml'-
.
l Ion.
Ion.Sklppack , Pa. . 'l'manserlpt-Mrmt. Joseph ' ! ama
dill Monlny ev.nlnl trom consumptIon.
Now Yo. I r'ost-Timondore luslon , UnIted State
. .
consul suimptlon. to Juarez , Mexico . dIed ) .Mtl.nl ) 01 con -
PIenmlmiton N. J. Aivertlscr-Johnson C. Bur
dl ,1 1"1 e\'enlng II I'cnsumplon. nged 00 yeast .
All-join , Ga. , ConstItutIon-Mrs. Ooss died yes -
t emia ' tnun .
11(11) consumption.
New itat'on . eono. , Lealer-Ciarence .
1\en. : l.nllerClnrence D. Pee
i lled this imiornimig after a mrolonged Illness from
Ilel ) lolng , . an.r 0 llriongel In.s. trol : :
eon.umlton. Burnlo. . Y. , Courl.r-llrs O'Dren ! dIed yer -
tertiny from consumption.
Orange . N. J. , Imeraiti-Francis 3. McCormal1
dl.1 Sunlay night or consumptIon.
consumpton.
Jmtcktsnviite . 'In. . 'rimes.Umslon-Aionzo Maul -
i LIon. ntuIt . aged 20 yemmrs , timed yesterday or comp-
Iln.lulr'lo , N. Y. InquirerArthur KnlBer Iled
YI.t'nlny nl BI I'ns. 'J'exmts , fruits eon.umpton.
NeW Brl/hlon. ] 'a. News-iItner kwrhhl
dl"1 'est""lny " , "I'.nlng . after I Painful Illness
1101 consumplon.
Port ChcBler. N. Y. , JOlnlal-Bln DnmdlKe
II.d thIs morning trom consumllton , aged 19
' .
) 'rrs.
Ilnrmford. Conn. . CltholeChnrles Kane n ell
: i years , died Saturday mornIng from' conouml'-
tint , .
ton.DunJlrk. . N. Y. Omn't'rver-wnri was rceived
Ihl8 morng : 01 time death 01 Mrs. Minnie Slum'-
imlns . nl 11'lunds. Cal. , . yesterday frm cunslmp-
MItiulIeten . Cnnn. , Prpslnmlf Knnnvan dIed
al his home yesterilay 01 consumption.
BI'llnr. N. J. l ; choIU.s Mnmle lmerbert . 22
years ulti , led last evenIng or consurmimttlorm.
1ohest.r. N. Y. ltumlon-Itdvertlser-bnser
Shermnl dl"1 nt his resilence ) yesterday ) ' , after
I long sicknesS front cnnsuniptbofl.
Inncle.t.r , .N . I. imetietmmu-Mrs. Bertha I' .
Buzzll died \ thIs afternoon ( roust comsitumnption.
ilnilra , N. " . , 'l'clegrmmm-MImis 1\llh.rlul M.
Oarr.t died nl her hmn" ) yesterday frol con-
.lmllon , ag"1 27 yermrs.
Halshury , Mi. . . jdvrtiter-Mrs. Short ( led of
consumption yesterday.
.onsulpton YI..terny.
Vim Ilattelpimlim . 1,1. S ' 1'I nmes-2'1 lea SOlhle 1. Pu-
\onl. tIme 23-year-old daughler or Mrs. DU\onl ,
11.1 ! II.l night .I conOlllllon , ,
( . 'oiummitUtt. 0. 1)ispatchm-iarats J. 1"lelcher " died
yesit'rdair or conmamrrmltlmn .
) IH"'rtay \.nn.lllrl. Pn. , 1)enmocrimt-1t0iert H. Jnme-
mamnsittion son tilcd . last CI'I nln& ul his residence trom run-
tmrlton.
CincInnatI. 0. , Inqulrer-Jnmes 1 11rlugh !
, licd yeHt."lny . moring nt lila re.hlelc& or con-
sumptltnm.
sumpton. 10MloI Sllr. N. Y. , NewsGeorge Mills dlell
) 'slerlny at consUIIton , ng.11 30 ) 'cnls
Two facts )1 present themselves to time
realer as he scanl time above sail list : time
ycuth of the , 'Ictms 811 time agony of tImely
sufferings. When the ago Is mentoned It
will bo found 10 be between twenty anti
forty years ; a time when , after years of
study and preparaton , they were ready to
enter upon life's duties , amid make a lame
for themselves In the varlou8 commsummunitiu's
communites
In which they hived . ThlH II the saddest
feature of consulilton , It HI'ares ' time very
young and time very aged : those wh050 uae-
fulness has not begun or Is well nigh enmled.
I mows down these In mlddlo life , at a tmo
when life Is worth the living : when the
Ilresent Is fair and time future brlghl.
hut time saddest fact In connecton with
this awful list of deaths Is that In many
cases time lives of time victms might have
beer saved. Consumption IH not an incurable
dl6ease. No contagious malady Is better un-
derslood ; none for which Ive have a more
certain cure. The gerl which causes It hal
been fond and atumlied. : We knoW exactly
how the disease Is convoyed from one person
to another. Scientists have discovered
germicides which will kill these germs anti
thus cure the disease. These agents are
Ozonc anti Ounlacol. Combined with pure
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil they form Ozo-
luIslon , t preparation that will cure con-
sumpton and all wasting diseases just so
sure a8 I Is taken It acts on sclentfo
principles , I Is n food as well as n mardi- '
cine. 'fbQ Ozone and the Oualncol kill limo
genius ; time Cod Liver Oil repairs time waste.
This Is why It not only alleviates , but cures.
Thera Id only one way to cure consumption
and that Is to destroy the germs which cause
It. 'fbero Is but one remedy that wi 110
this and that Is Ohoinmuhsion. . I can be had
hero In Omaha ot Mesus Kuhn & (3o. ( . who
wil tel you all about the good It Is doing.
and preaent you wlh a J1amlJhlet which will
describe what Ozone arid ( ] uaiacol are , Wii
why anti bow they cure disease-
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AND ECONOMIZE YOUR TIMEHUSBAMD YOUR
5TREHTH 8 INCREASE YOUR PLEASURE BY USING
5ANTA C LAOS 5 OAP
DEST PUR5T AND MO5T ECONOMICAL'
reTI1I : N.I1I1RBANK COHPANYciitcao. J
M oney not Wealth
It Is only good for what Comnfol'ts rtmud Necossitlos it will oxchttugo
for
how foolish neoplo ni-c. They 'trill dt'is'c au oh icuoclc-kmtcctl liom'ao
for years , lie Cats , niul costs as intmehi to Iced ) , sotititi nuilmiti.
They got along with dIlitpklIttmMl st'iutturo ; fitdutl itiud shabby t'ttt'pots
bai'e 'tvImst1ors ; auud quito likely an oltl stove vltk1i oats up inure itiel Ill
it ycam' timan a now arid CC3liOhiuiCZtl COliStIllhtlI' vuttId cost titcum ; broil
their wives nutd sot'vants ovot' it rotwing tlm'e in rt .1 tdy tiny , 'ltett it ( as.
olciuc Stove not only tloes hotter tromic wLthotut hteat'mng , but with ( itt'
11101'o CeOhlolny they scrub om' pnlmut au olti t'otizli flout' , vluomi it bettuttifumi
co'et'Itit of Liutcoittiti would not only look bettot' , but. netttmtily tot'
Itself itt it short time with Ittb'jt' saved ; tiioy eat oil of uilcketl amid
cracked dishes , wiiemi a witobo anti comupluatu Ilusiict' set cottid bii
bought ( or almost uiutlilmig. In a tvom'd1 ( hay tlecolvo themselves by
tiulniclug they are economical , hen they rue mwttially cxtt'ovngttuut III
their shiftlessness , or porltass we ought to be miuot'o chun'ltublemtiil : call it
thoughtlessness , tvhitc all tilti thue the chulitiron ni'o gt'ov1mtg ttis flmml
getting accustomed to sucit nuakealmift hmrtblts amid s'i'outtdltigs ; grow
untidy iii dt'css , cni'uloss lit habits arni generally 1t'lftleMs , Largely
'Our fu1t , friend , because you bravo miot made yotti' children's 11051112
and Its auirroutidings the methodical , systematic tutU attractive ithitco
yeti otiglit. to miuntro it , AND MAY.
\Vhmtt fools we nsom'tmtls bet Tlmot'ois htnm'dly nu ou'tlluunt'v , home but ,
itt the oxpontlitui'e of aiuywlucro fromo1 ' 25 to $100 , could bo mmido to Ionic
111cc a different habitation ; yout good wlfo'd hopes and ambitions i'ciil-
lzcd , and your wliolu luomno mtlnosphtero madkmlly changed.
\O inca , in otir invcstrnemuts1 speettlattomis amid toll , forget our
Iloiuies too much. ' 'Maric my words , " snbotlt the wiItem'you your.
self will be a diffom'cnt follow if you but follow out' advicu. "
Now , you say , imatuloshmsg ) , money is not wealth , but omuly rolrCSOfltrL
tive of sarno and oxehangablo for bainc , aitti I have moot this money ;
how am l to get \Vettltbi , which you deilito as 'Comnfot'ts ' auutl Conven-
bonclos ? ' We anawot' , because CrCdit is a pem-femat sumbtitutt for
IflOhicy. so long as ( Ito pamty granting saute believes It to be gool.
Wo do believe that the Ci'cdit of otit'mago Eal'msers Is good-the
very best. So much do we believe It , tbnt we most eat-nestly Invite you
to test our faith in it bv availing yotmi-soif of out' Ifl'opositiOfl.
\Vo extend to you MAGNIFICENT CREDIT SYSTEM , .
i"lth its numerous advantages , amid ask you to furnish your homes
with us , and pay for youi- furnishings in one of three trays :
OUR TERMS . CASH Or
,
1o worth of , $ svcmok
goot1qt liar ;
Ihollod ( lown are as follows , and It. is itll 'or 4 POt 1mitiUtlm
timt BattiOtI ) Us which 'plan you mubopt 25 worth of goods , 81.30 PertVoOk
only otto timing be sure of , our
gootis or $ o.oo
a immontli
. , ,
arc aIm yarr.ltt'tl , both as to nunllty
tO worth of goods , 2 per uvockt
nnd valuo.
Our saiesumiets .
mire cQurtooits. ( Sr $8 00 ii ltsoimthi ;
our ttttmoimngo slmlpmmmcmmts IN tlitrttlmgmtly are prommmlit m.pliroommutcl. , rimmd year 75 tm'ortii of goods , $2.itO uc week ;
Or $11) per iiiolitlml
Either you pay cash or accept our easy , $100 worth or goods , $3 par uveek ;
pmtytmtomtt Plan : ( Jr $12 muir nmulflhi ,
riies'r-witl Cash. SECOD-5VIthi $121 ; worth of goon. , Mi.ao : per week
Or $14 ; iee simmutlt
I3o worth or goods , 4 11cr wrack ;
part Cmteii amid so rimuohi rer month , Or IS I U 5mcr mmitmmtli
TISIILD-WItIi 2o0 worth of good , Sti , ar week ;
- part cash amid
so
Or 5520 or itsomitit ,
much per tycok. $ ii5O wortim of gooos , fl per week ;
Or 2IO per iisommtht
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: DR. C. GEE WO. I
WHOISHE ! I
lIe Is one fit time most I
skIllful of Cimlueso doe-
tars , beauac am' hIS great I
linowiedge amid cures. I
. . hlmtvlmmg beciP eIght years I
- In lImo medIcal eoiiege of I
. ChIna hue tmntermmtmmnuts limo I
lmmsmmtcdlrime mmctlon of over I
0,0041 remedies. WItim foimr-
teen years of practice and i
- ovem' four years of thmtmt I
Ilmno lii Omaha hits given I
hiinm a reputatIon backed I
- tlmousamia lesilI I
t by of lesil-
. . ' . onimilmi Its curIng IOVJitY I
, , S I
of dIaeat' ,
t ; ; CllltNit2 ( , Oil. U'i'Iiiit\VIHl. Sir , C. I
Gee Wo guarantees a cure In every case or time I
m oney wIll I.e refimumlid. Cottitultntloui free. SeamS
a two-cent stamp for boole and questlomi biarmhs. I
D a' . C. Goo Wo , 010 N. 10-st. , Ommsaima.No I
BAILEY THE DEIITIST
l'iomseer of 1ow I
l'ricos 1mm I
Den.isLr
iN OMIiIA. .
Full Sot of Teeth , $5VarrautcU ; \ to Fit
Teeth exlracted and put in emirne jay. Gold , iumd
i'immtealm Alloy I'lilingw , l HIlt-er i'tlltrmgs , 11 ;
Pure Gold , $2 ; Gold Crowns , PU to * 8-22k itrldge
Teeth , * 5 mer tmeoilm. bluest work ulwmiyus. ' 34
Floor I'aaton P1k , , 1811 , anti Farmitiumt , 'fei. 109.
LADY .vrr1NDAN'r.
DR.
- McCREW
r umirmir tnim.y
6PEOIALIBT
- wino vmmhAvsAm.L
( PRIVATE DiSEASES ,
Weakness anti $ Oe (
liiondens of
'S MEN ONLY
Every cure guarammtoed.
jet ) yusrs' uxm'crtemicu. '
- . S yeara in ( Jisiahmim ,
1100mm Frc.
YarmniSt , . ,
ontut. I111.
KUPTURE
_ _ _ _ PERMANENTLY
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CBRED PAY
NO PAY U NIh CUREU
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. . let SItIROCU TO 8,000 uirsue.
. WriteorUamlkRCIereflCeU.
' XMIUA'iOU FflEE.
io Opeaton ( o Detention from BusIns ,
BEND FOR CIRCULAR ,
THC ' "hi.LERCO. .
306 and 3tS ( New York LIfe bldg. , Omaha.
Oll't ' Nect Yotii 'y ' p
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-'tsr. I. Seymour , our optician , hmas beemi
extremely successful in lilting glasses tQ
i muismlremlmi of time beat peosle , in time city.
Lemtsee lixclianmgcd Free of Charge.
The Aloe & Petifold Co. ,
LEADING SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANIJ. i
1108 F'arnmam Street ,
Opposite l'axton hotel.
TIlE LION 1)1(110 STORE.
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lfeun'lif CIiLT1IOS rt' , mmmt
E legui gmmuranto ( fiat ( t..7mlod mull a
wroh' Jil.chprge. .t , Imm..mon. : ,
f't11 : : ( ! Hp.'rntriiea , , , , , t'Irlcaeelc
, and lu.roni : i..i VIg.r.
Uii'itatmdpayjsIllj7rd ,
AalrV0N MOIIL CO. ,
( mom. 5rIeIlI AIt. , tlatl.neii , OhIo.
OEO. F , SANIrOrtD , A , 'IV , RIEMAN ,
l'remmiclemmt , . Cashier.
hist National Bank
of COUNCIL ULUFFS , Iowa.
Capititi , 0 $1OOOOt
Pi'otits , 0 1OO ( )
One of Ii , . oldest banks In tIme slate of Iowa ,
We .mahiclt your business and colhecilonm' . Vi.
nay 5 met cent ott ( line deposIts. Wi , wIll hI )
ideased to ceo imn,1 serve you ,
SDIS & BAINBRIDGE Attunmeys-ti-I.asv , , ,
I i'ractice ii. . time State
mutil i'tutlerai Courts. 1outmms 'JLkJ.7-8.1 , Siiuiarf ,
liluck , Couminut suluIrd , Iumy.
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Coknefl plkiffs..i
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CIIIMNi1YIS CJIANhD ; VAIJI/tlI CLIMNfL * ,
iu Ilurku , at Vi. ii. ifomner' . , Ld3 iSromidmmay ,
i.ltfli.i I'ILIVA'l'li iiAitN FOIL 1(12211' ( N1Al1.
etJul I house. ltPmiY ill lIce t'Iliee , L'uuttuil Iftuffs.
i'lAiN flI't'1NO , MiI.l.lNK1t Vt'OhtIC Oi AtfJ
kInds , imemy hmus gmiziit , ( cciii CIII lneitaI , iii
stamamimmatie pricis. 1012 ' .l'iiird avemmue.
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