Nebraska Newspapers

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: 0 ( TILE : \ [ DAILY BEE : SUNDAY JANUARY 20 1895. {
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I TIlE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE.
, ICOUNCIL , BLUFFS
, OFFICE , . NO. 1 IEAUL STREET
Delveed b7 carrier to any part ot the cU"
II. W TILTO , Lessee.
'ELEI10NESnuslnot orce , No 4 ; nigh
tlor . , No. 23.
U."Ull ] lB"TlU . ' ( .
Grand hotel , Council 131u1a . reopened Oct. 1 ,
& 39 I3roadwa.
Mayne neal Estate agency , l3 !
Belle Mayfleld's funeral will take place
Belo Mayfehs
this afternoon at 2:30 : at Estell's undertakIng
room !
Mr ! 11. W. smith has gone to Galveston ,
Tex. , to meet her husband and spend the
rest ot the winter there.
.
A marriage licence was Issued yesterday
, to George Thompson aged 22 , and Maude
4 f Harris , aged I 25 , of BaIr , Neb.
The leml..tnual election of officers ot the
\ Central Labor unIon will take place this
, ; . afternoon at Liberty hal , on Bryant street.
. The republicans ot the Sixth ward will
- meet at I. , M Shubert's office , 232 Broad-
r way Monday evening , for the purpose ot
. : organizing for time spring cnmpalgn.
: i . Mrs. Troutman Is lyIng at her home In a
: , very critical conditon , An operation had to
be performed Friday night for the removal
. ot pUl sacs from the back ot her throat.
. A brick mason named ,1uble , living In the
western part ot the city , fell from a scaffold
' ; at the Omaha Smelting works . a distance otC
C thlrty.flvo feet , but scaped serious tnjury.
, " Dr. Ilenisted of Carson has effected arrangements -
rlngements for the appearance ot J. J.
Fralney In a Shakespearean entertainment
: , for the benefit of the Nebraska sufferers.
. ; ' Mra. McKuno was still suffering yesterday
from the effects ot her recent assault al the
. , hands ot a burglar hut was feeling considerably -
slderahly better , and her physclan ! stated
: thaI ho thought she would recover without
any arlDuB re ! ls.
: At St. Pauls church this afternoon at 4
o'clock time choir will sing the " Magnhuicat"
and "Nunc Iiinlttls" by J. Stainer , In A ,
and "Tho Lord I My Strength , " by lelry
Smart. C. II. Ogden and Master Hodda
E Lanzendortcr will sing time solos In the an-
. them.
i ' ; A young man called on Officer sead yes-
t teray alHl asked for the arrest pf the clerk
'I of the ' dlsrlc court lila deputy , and a jus
, thee of the peace. lie had been married the
, day before and 0 he had a vIgorous kick
, : comIng because time whole thing had proved
1 : more expensive than he had anticipated. In
figuring up the cost II was found that I
I had been In time neigimbrlmocd ot $3lO. In-
I : ' eluding everything but time house and lot ,
f the trosseau ali the first month's bill for
. I. t provisions. Slead had been marrIed himself
. once , and paInted the joys or married life In
: such glowing colors that the Irate young
' . man decided to wall a month and see I he
thought $3,50 wag tee much to pay for
, , such a job lot of bliss.
Dan Vickford who was released on bal
, - Friday , after threatenIng to send his wife
. on a premature trip to the heavenly land ,
loaded up with whisky and other explosives
' . and paid his bettor half another visit yes-
terday. lie acted In such a dangerous man-
nor thaI Captain C. S. Hubbard who signed
L hIs bond recalled it , and turned him over
, I , t the authorities. Daniel Is now In the
. lIons' den alil wi stay there until Tues-
; day. when he has his preliminary hearing.
John noch , John Neal and William Ray-
mend three seedy looking customners were '
dragged In hy the detectives yesterday . whle
: - they were doing their best to get out ot
. ' : , town over time Miwaukee , Neal had recently
tried to get off I movIng freight train at
. Blair , Neb" , and met with - such brilliant
success that his head looks like the finished
product or a sausage mill.
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Wo have over $300.000 to loan upon improved -
: . proved Iowa tarms. Farmers desiring loans
. can save money by dealing direct with us .
' thereby saving agent's commission We do
pot loan on wIld lands nor In Nebraska.
. Luge & Towie 235 Pearl street. .
1'EItSON.tI . 1'.tIA . an"U'11S
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. Smith McPherson ot Red Oak was In the
ely yeslerday.
- . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Keelno are visitIng
t In $ Fort Worth Tex.
. Mrs. W. C. Perkins ot Burlington Is the
I guest of Mrs. Everett. .
, Robert Leech , jr. . has taken a posItion
t . with the Morse-Coe Shoe company , Omaha.
- John SCho.ntgcn and H. L. Cummings
' left Friday last for a vIsIt to New York and
Doston. -
. D. O. Durlngton was In the city yesterday
- : on his way from ned Oak to his homo In
- Atlantic.
Y Mrs. John Wlnldeman and ! r. and Mrs.
. ; Ed Colgan ot Plymouth Neb. . were guests
. of Charles E. AdolC yesterday.
. - H. I. . . Morehouse ot New York secretary
or the American Baptist Home Mission so-
. : clely , Is registered at 'Ule Grand.
Charles Armour , formerly a conductor on
the ' motor line . has decided to embarlt In the
, insurance business In St. Louis Mo
. , Mrs. F.- L. lngman grand chief nathbne
Sisters , who has ben the guest ot Mrs. C. E.
Taylor , let for her home al Villisca , Ia. . last
' evening.
. Judge Smith Is threatened with an attack
of the grip. lIe was compelled to adjourn
, court at Hed Oak yesterday and come 10 his
home In this city.
* O. J. Martin has returned bomo from
Ciarendon Ark. , where he had the mlsror-
tune recently to Cal and break his left arm
. A stiff wrist will bo the consequence
, . Palmer Trlmbl0 , a brother ot Frank Trim-
blel was In the city yesterday looking after
the business mater of his brother. He re-
ports tbat Frank Is Improving somewhat , and
his ulthnate recovery Is hoped tor.
f'n6 ' your nomiey.
m Dy investing In the stock of the Savings ,
Lon and Duldlng association of Council
Counci
, , Bluffs. Incorporated In 1877. Monthly pay-
. . menls of $1.00 per share , netting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest. Ten series already -
. ready pall out , which fully demonstrall3
time ability of time association to mature its
I stock In about seventy-five monthly pay-
ments. No loans made outshlo of Counci
. Bluffs . and al applications exallnOl and
passed upon by a mnjorly ot the board of
directors . Good loans wanted , Full Intorma-
ton can be obtaIned a the ofco of D. W.
. Otis . secretary 110 Main street
Ots. 10 laln , or any of the
following directors : H , V. ' . lazelon , Frank
Grass , John Drown , A. S. lazelon , II. C.
leebe , A , D. Walker , E. L' . Hart , F , C.
. Lougee , S. S. Lommard.
: .TuIJe:1 UICU 'oo Often .
EmphasIs ' \ laid on thQ tact that an or-
dlnanco Is needed to restrain boys from
jumpIng on anti elf motor trains by an
occident whIch took place last evening about
6 o'clock , on 1ain Btroet . near the corner of
I leentb avenue An S-year.old boy nlmcd
. Toby was amusIng hImsel by stealing rides , 1
when ho thought ho saw the conductor com- I .
tog after him , He jumped off suddenly , but
missed his footIng , and struck his bead on I.
the pavement. lie was picked up uucon.
&his and carried Into time Pioneer Imnpk-
inemit company's oiflce. lie revived there , but
was unable to walk to his home on Fifteenth
} 'Ieentb
avenue . between Sixth and Seventh streets ,
and had tD be carried home In an express
Wagon lie seemed tD bo paralyzed , and will
l\obably bo laid up for some little time.
For rent , two turlshed or unfurnlshell
, rooms In a desirable location
r very locaton for man
. and his wire. No objection to a chIld . InQuire -
Quire at 805 First avenue
Twenty days only ; best silk dresses made
for $5 : wool ones , U. Mrs. S. J , Noble , 132
Broadway , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" . al. l' . A. Meeting ,
All men who are luteeste In the Young
Men's Chrhtan association amid all who are
not are cordially Invited to attend time raly
this afernoon at 4 o'clock , A genuine old
: fashioned SDnK Slid tCllmony servic but II
will be brief and full of vito . Inspiring
, songs and rousing minute talks wi make
\ It an occasion long toe remembered. The
lealler. Harry Curls , will be' ate by a band
of fellows who can speak and say some-
thing _ _ _ _ _
Every Ilurchaser at Davis' drug atre gets
a choice ' sheet of muslo free. ,
} au coklnl stoves for rent and for Uld at
Gu Co.'s . ciflee
DOlulc leap outlasts cheap leap
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NEWS \ FROI I COUNCIL BLUFFS
BUlngton Trin the Scno of t Robber
Near the Transfer Dept ,
J. J W. WOMBOL OF BLAI TiE VICTIM
v , B. Crofon nn:1 J. II , myar:1 ot SI
JOlellh ChRrJe11 With IRvlnj Stolen
1 l1:1011 Pin "Rlncd 8t One
Jundre:1 loIRrs ,
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J.v. . Womboll , / manufncturer ot horse
colarst Blair , Neh. . was robbed ot n dla-
mood value(1 ( at $125 yesterday moring on
Incoming train No. 3 on the Kansas City
road , between SI Joseph , Mo. , and this city
Two men , supposed to be confidence sharks ,
ere now confned In separate cells In the city
jai , who are supposed to have commlle the
crime. They give their names as F. S. Craf-
ton anti J. II. Howard
The two fellows hoarded the train at a
small station near St. Joseph each with a
ticket for iJlgiov. They did not get oil
when Dlglow was reached , however , but tried
to ride on their taces. These provcl Insuf-
fcient , and after lomo little blufng between
them and Conductor Smith , they were com-
polled to dig up $2.80 each to pay their tare
10 Council I3iuffs . Wombold sal across the
aisle from thcm and went to sleep. When he
awoke he dIscovered that his diamond stud
, vas gone and ho began accusing pretty much
everybody In the vicinity ot having robbed
him. Cranon' and Howard went Into the
smoking car and " 'om bold followed them.
charging them wIth the then and teling
them they must stay In the car and \e
scarchell.
Crafon objected to his procedure and
wanted his partner to b allowed to go Inas-
much as Wombohls main charges hall been
directed ! against him. lie himself , he said.
was willing to stay and bo searched. Quite
a commoton followed . In the midst of which
Howard suddenly made a start for the toilet
room. Cranon stepped between him and
Wombold to prevent the latter from follow.
log him Several passengers ran forward
and caurh Craftomm. whie others followed
liowardbut " found that he had brolten the
window and jumped out , regardless ot con-
sequcnees. This happened just as the train
was puling Into thc local 11epot.
Crafon was taken to the transfer and
turned over to the police , who lodged him In
the city jai about 7:30 : o'clocl About noon
howard was tracked to the Metropolitan
holel. where It was found that he had taken
a room. A messenger was sent up to his
room. but It was found that the bed was
emply. The police were certain however that
ho had not left the building . and so Olcer
Murphy was stationed at time back door while
Chief Scanlan made a search ot the holel.
While he was thus engaged Howard walked
quietly lhrough the office and boarded a
motor train bound for Omaha. Scanlan mw
him go and , following him out , boarded the
same car. In a few seconds he was on his
way to the city jail.
Dolh Crafon and Howard were stripped
and searched thoroughlY , but the diamond Is
still missing. The evidence against them
Is so far of a clrcumstanclal nature , but
their actions since the robbery was commited
have convinced time polce that they are the .
right parties. In getting through the car win-
dow Howard's hand was badly cut and lhc ,
blood flowed from the wound even nIter he
had reached the hotel the floor and furniture
being plentifully sprinkled with the red paint
He does not deny his connection with the
affair , but maintains a strict silence to all
comers. 'Vombold and the trainmen have
identified the two men under arrest as the
ones who were mixed up In the row on board
the train .
I Is stated that Howard Is wanted In
Des Moines for burglarizing a resIdence and
stealing a lot ot jewelry. An ofcer from
tIme capItal ely was here about two weelm
ago looking for such a man , and the de-
scripton ot the two men tally pert ty.
Tlre Is a $100 reward for the right party
who used the name of Howard In Des Moines
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COUNCIL ' MERrINO.
Terminal Company Authorized to 00 on
with Union Avenue Improvement. .
The city council met last eVening In adjourned -
journed session , with the mayor and all the
ald rmen present. The Union avenue maier
was again brought up by J. n. Webster of
tIme Omaha Bridge and Terminal company
who asked that Instead at waIting for eight
weeks , until the company should complete ,
time work at ascertaining the damages to be
paid the abutting property owners and
should settle th'em. the company bo allowed
10 give time statutory five days' notice to
nonresident properly owners and then go
on with the work ot grding. This evening.
he said , the company requested Sheriff
Hazen to select a jury to appraise the damages -
ages , and the work would bo prosecuted just
as rapidly as possIble. A resolution granting
the company the desired permission was
passed.
A petition was fed by several commission
merchants asking for a reduction ot the
peddlers' license to $30 for six months or
$50 for twelve months ; each license to date
from July 1. A numUer ot peddlers addressed -
dressed the counci on what they termed the
present exorbitant license fees after which
Limo petition was referred to time committee
ot the wbole.
Time sum of $5.000 was ordered transferred
from time police Cund to , the geneml fund , 10
\e used In 'taking up the general fund war-
rants.
A resolution was Introduced by
Alderman Drewlclt to notify the
Chicago & Northwester and Chi-
cage Burlington & Quincy Railway companies -
panics to plank their tracks at time Intersec-
ton of Nineteenth street and I lrlt avenue.
Time Omaha Bridge and Terminal COIPany
fed Its acceptance-of the rIgh of way ordi-
rl-
nance on Union annue.
Time omnIbus bill providing quarantine reg-
ulatons for contagious diseases was adopted
In time form suggested by the State Board of
Health , with the added amendment that any
vault In which shoull be placed a body that
had died from any contagious disease should
be hermetcaly sealed so thaI no other body
could be placed therein.
The ordlnanco provhlng for a change In
the way of maIling pavIng assessments was
passed.
A balance ot $331.50 due L. C. Desley for
laying a sewer on South Main street was
ordered paid.
A petition of B. E. Stahl for a reduction of
his assessment to the dImensions of assessments .
ments on agricultural Property was retusw.
Twenty-third street , between Broadway and
Avenue A , Iwas ' ordered brought to grade.
The counel then adjourned , to meet Jan-
uary 22 , at 8 p. m.
UtNtISUN IIO .
Great JUlllry Cot Smile ,
These prices for Monday are th.e lowest
over nanmed. Greatest values In slkl and
dress goods wo over offered .
1.000 yards Printed china silks , were 350
and 40c , Monday 15c yard
All our fner 21nch Ilrlnted china silks
that were SOc GOc and 65c . Monday 290 yard. ; ,
COST NOT CONSllmED DUllING TillS
SAI.E.
All our SOc 690 aud 650 all wool silk fnish ,
yard.Ladles. 40.lncl henrlelas , all shades , Monday 290
Ladies I you want I nice street dress or
house gown grasp thIs opporlunlty Monday
Is' the day.
1,000 yards figured turkey red and dark
dress prints Monday 20 yard.
Genuine I.onMalo and Fruit of the Loom
bleach customer mnuslimm , , 6c yard ; Imll 10 yards to
10e straw ticking , Gc yard.
Nice quality white shaker flannel , 12l/c
yard. _ 12Uc
yard. 250 heavy red , all wool , twill flannel , Hc
STOCK MUST DE REDUCED STILL
LOWER.
25e turkey red table damask. 12e yard
Every yard of turkey red dlmask In our
store Monday at cost. Open Monday
evening. DENNISON III1IS. ,
Council Bluffs.
\1 Tu : til ycies .
City Assessor Hanln \ nlw making his
annual tour througb the city for the Ilurpse
ot aSleslng the prollerty. One new feature
this year , vI be the taxation ot bicycles .
heretofore ' this class of vehlclel was untouched -
touched , because but comparatively few were
r.j ; _ . -J-i _ y - ' - . - - ' . - - - - . , . . - - ;
used. Now the bicycle bas come to be so
popular that they form a valuable lan of
property , from the asseuor's standpoInt. He
will have considerable trouble , however , In
making the asscsment satisfactory to all ,
for no one but a prRet al wheelman knows
time difference between a good wheel and a
poor one In no other class of vehicles are
appearances so deceitful , and any assessor
who thought that because a wheel hall bright
new paint and nlcklo trimmings It was a
frst.class wimeel would soon have a hornets'
next buzzing about his ears. neshl this ,
bIcycles which cost $5 two seasons ag ,
woull bo begging for purchasers next spring I
at UO each , anti to assess all at thin same
figure would be a manIfest injustice. Mr
Jardln says thaI ho will :10 his best to make
a satisfactory rating on all the bIcycles.
A rUAL VIEAtCNO SALE
10810n Stnrt Counci iihtmffs.
Time queston ot cost or value will not
bt considered during thIs sale Our aim Is
to reduce stoclt.
Exnmln the following list of prices.
5t.lnch all wool ladles' cloth and fancy
mlxtimree , worth from SOc 10 $1 , to close , 3c
a yarll.
3c , SOc and Ge fancy dress goods to go
at 25c a yard.
76c all wool henrlelas and serges now 4Sc
a yard , I
Our entire atock ot fine novelty dress '
goods , worth from U to $1.75 a yard , to'
close 7e a yard.
Our entire stock ot Natchang black dress
sl < . worth from $1.25 to $2 , reduce 10
9So a yard.
LAIMES' AND CIIILDItEN'S CLOAKS
IALI " PIC1.
50 quality unbleachel1 muslin , 3c a yard.
Lockwod bleached shootings , 42-lnoh , at
8c ; 6,4 at lie a yard : ! .4 , at iSo a yard ;
10.4. at 17c n yard
rull of the Loom and Lonsdale bleached
mimalin . lo a yard.
$1.50 ; and $1.75 mousquetalres , black and
$
colored suede . worth $1J0. and our entire
slack ot Saxon Beauty kid gloves , In one
lot to close at 89c a pair.
33c , 3e and 45c Turkey red table damask
relucel to 25c a yardr
ALL TABLE LINENS AT COST PRICE.
dozen. $ l,39 and $1.60 napkins reuced to 98c a
$2.50 and $3 napkins to close at $ U5 a
dozen.
, Choice of our entire stock of ladles' wrap-
pers at 9Sc each , Some ot these sold as high
as $4. FOWLER , DICK & WALKE .
Counci Bluffs , Ia.
Social limmppentmigi.
Can Stewart No. 123 wIll give their second
annual bal and banquet next Friday evnlng
al 8 o'clock at the 'Voodmen of time World
hal In honor of the birthday ot Bobbie
ranged Durns. : The tolowlng program bas ben ar-
Gathering or the Clans. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . , . . Pipers . Campbell and Murchison
Grace.
Address oC 'Velcome.Chler James R. Macrac
Toastmaster..Hon. A. C. Graham
Immortal Memory ot Robert Iimmrn9. . . .
. . . . . . . . Rev. T. J. laclm- . Omaha ,
There Was I Lad Was Born In K - 'le. .
. . . . . . . . . ' \I Yommng . St. Paul , Minn.
The Land 'Ve Left..lion. Dr. D Macre I
Scotch In Amerlca..Colonel D. B. Dailey
Desslc , the Maid ot Dundee. . . . . . . . Dall .
. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Mrs. , V , J. Leverct
Man Was Made to Mourn. . .J. J. Trlney
The . . . . . . . . . . ' . H. W. Sawyer
Scotch Song. . . . . . . . . . .Jules Lombard Omaha
The Lasaies..W. R. Stewart
Scotch . . . . . . . . . A. n. SweatIng
Dancing-Music by Dalbey's Orchestra.
Mre. E. E. Hart entertaIned friends at
her home on Willow avenue Monday afer-
noon from 2 tD 6 o'elock. The decorations
were tasteful consisting or meteor roses and
cal : lilies. The portieres and chandeliers
were draped with amnihax. The soft glow
from the Dresden lamps upon the darkened
interior crete an attractive twilight effect.
Retreshments ot bon bens chocolate and Ice
cream were served from table dcorted
with roses and carnations.
Mrs. Hart was assisted In receiving by
Mesdames J. D. Edmundson , B.V. . Hart
and W. F. Sapp.
Presiding at the Ice cream and choco ate
table were Mesdames R. S. L0an , George
Debblngton , Charles Ofc r land Edward
Harl.
A birthday surprise was given at the home
ot Mr. and Mrs. J. n. McPherson . the florist ,
Wednesday evening ; the occcsl'l bell ; the
bIrthday of their son Wllam . Quite a large
number of his intimate friends and ached-
mates called to spend the evening. Tie early
part of the evening was spent In musical
entertainment William rendcl't some fine
selections on the pIano and mandolin. At
1 o'clock a sumptuous repast was servcd.
Them table was beautifully decor.lted with flow-
ers. At the table each of the guests was I
presented with I bouquet of cut llcwers.
After supper the guests retired to an adjoining -
joining room , where they tripped the light
fantastic toe. The room was .lleco\1'11 with
American beauties. Numerous presenls WEre
given. The affair was one that will bl long
and pleasantly remembered by all who Ilar-
ticipated.
tclpatt.
MIss Nettle Ainsworth was tcndered n aim--
prlse party Monday night by a number of
avcnue. her young . friends al her home on I.'rankln
A skating party wblch visited \anawa
by wagon Wednesday evenln , was COl-
posed of Misses Hattie Blood . 'fhereu Coyne ,
Anna Coyne and Dele Causen and Messrs :
Will Nixon \yrl Grant Harry Grout and
Clark Pettit.
The annual business meeting coupled with
a delightful social function was hell by time
'Vomen's Christan association In the n. A.
parlors Tuesday areJnoon . Mra. Anna
D. Phelps , the presl4eflt . presided. The
devotional exercises were led by Mrs. Ellen
Montgomery assIsted by ? re , Ihia hoff , who
sang a solo. Time yearly resume revealed
the Womcn's Christan dssbeiatian to hrve
reached a better financial status , and to have
been zealous In Its work of uplifting imunan-
ity . Much talhulncs and solcll\1e had
been shown In carIng for the phJleal and
spiritual needS or all who desired a ditnnc .
Time election of officers resulted In time unanimous -
mous re-election for the thIrd year ot Mrs.
Anna D. Phelps as pre dent. _ Time ! ss stall
corps were : Vice iresideImt . Mrs. Della C.
Stewart : recording secretary , Mrs. Milta
Gaines : corresponding secretary Mrs. Laura
J. MacDrldei ; treasurer , Mrs. Edih ; . Heed :
audItor and finance committee , Mrs Enlna
G. Lucas and Mrs. Ale A. Orcut : comumnis-
sary committee , Mrs. Sarah Roher and Mrs.
Carrie Keelne : devotional commmnmittee . Mrs.
Ellen Montgomery. Added to time boarl : ot
managers were Mrs. Zee \ , Ross Mrs. S.
Hoher , Mrs. Mary Sherraden. After another
solo , "Send Me " by Mrs. Ella Her the
ladles adjourned to the refreshment room
and fifty-one were seated at a delightful
lunch , under the supervision ot Mrs. Ellen
I3lxby. The coffee table was presided over
by Mrs. Margaret Officer. Among the guests
was Mrs. Dr. Freda I.angton ot Onmaima ror-
merly ot this city , and time first presldenl of
time Woman's Christan association , In response -
sponst to an invitation for a talk Mrs. Ir
Langlon briefly reviewed the organization In
Its primitive days , and also dwelt upon le
enlarged useful scope attained by women engaged .
gaged In work at thIs characler. Mrs. Anna
phelps then called upon Mrs. L. W TUleYl ,
also a tormer president for successive years ,
alld each listener could not but feel the true
apiriuai influence which radiated from her
expressions of thought. Thes two helpful
broad talks seemed a fitting close for the
afternoon.
Time Doge Light Guards will give their
next dance February 6 at the armory
Mrs. J. N Casad , jr. . entertaIned at din-
ncr Wednesday ant Saturday at her home
on South FIrst street Covers were laid , for
twelve , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
V. U. I' . BROWN lI ItNOCllNG BOTTOM
Clear Out lit I'rlce This _ Week .
32 pounds New Orleans sugar for $1.
26 pounds extra C sugar for $1 , and 25
pounds line granulated sugar for $1. An
18 pDund pal pure fruit jelly . 36c : 1 ½ galen
pal Golden Drip syrup for .5c. And a one
pound can of Price's Baking Powder for 40c.
Fresh country eggs al 150 a dozen , and the
finest county butter , made In Iotawatsmle
county for 15c a ( und. Hemember we save
you 25 per cent on anything you want to
buy DnOWN'S C. O. D.
Traded 1mm .
God second.haml stoves of every de
scripton , that have been traded In on Cole's
Air Tights , for sale cheap Cole & Cole , U
Main street , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Try Eagle laundry , 72 Broadway , for good
work Our 1edluI gloss finish can't be
beat , blt w do strictly hand work , domestic
fimmish . when preferred . Telephone 167
Davis sehs ! drugs . palm and glass chfall.
Domestic leap breaks bad water. .
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PURE POETS M TIE PEOPLE
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Council ] 3luffs' New Bchool anti Its Impress
on Lettnd song
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Poetry , lelll tlosel ' , . l'tmraneil tl'
Bcnml Artlt.Woocri , j I , ' ' 10
Know T'lel ' timnrms .
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Eater people who , have been wont to
look upon time west ls A place where nothIng
but buffalo , booms hnd barbarians could I
thrive are likely to have their eyes opened
to the true situation with a good deal of
suddenness one of these 11a's. There has
been a tendency of hate to pull away from
time accumulation ot gross , material things ,
and to pay attention to the more elevating ,
If less exciting , pursuit of mental Improvc-
ment , which cannot but bo gratifying to the
lovers ot literature , who have been watch- ,
lag anti praying for the appearance of the
day star for these many ) 'car. Council
Bluffs las len particularly favored In this
respect , for In the lam few months 4 school
of 10ets bas sprung up within its borders
which bids fair to set the pac for time
world as soon as time beauties of its wild ,
weIrd rhetorlo anti unique versification shaH
bt fully appreciated .
"If we haln't literary , we hnln't nothln' , "
remarked a well known disciple ot the New
Schol yesterday "It's taken us a good
whlo to get the thing started , but we're
right In time push now , and you bet we'l
stay there until them blom In' eastern felers
have to admit that they haln'l no flies on
us. "
And It must bo ndmlted that even In
this magnificent climate . where flies some
times hive through the whole winter . to
teach theIr offspring next season time tricks
of time trade , there Is no record of any flies
alighting on any Council Bluffs poet ot the
New School during tIme past six wclt
Dr. J. W. Thompson came lucre tram
Omaha eight months agO and set up a
dentist's chair In an upper room ot 507
Pearl street. FInding the duties ot his pro-
fession not overtaxing , he has been devoting
considerable attention to poetizing , and he
has just Issued from his OW1 printing press
the first editon ot a little \ ot verses
entitled "Tho Voice at Love. " I Is his
first attempt at wIeldIng the composing
stick . and the outward form ot the book Is
somewhat crude. Small caps have a ten-
dency to get themselves up Into the mIddle
of lower case words with a wotul abandon ,
and the amateur typo lost hIs moorings
while paging the work , so that "G2" comes
right aCer " 23 , " and there are two " 27s. "
one before " 2G" and the other aCer , while
page " 23" follows page ' 31 , " and winds up
the book In a triumphant tashlon.
HE LIKES TIE LITTLE ONES.
These little defects . however , cannot rob
the book of its beauties of style . and the
searcher aCer thought cannot help being
struck with the originality ot the man who
ha found the time between extracting mo-
lars and plugging lP pavities to court his
pluggng pvltc
favorite muse. "Ci4jden Is my forte " says
he In his introduction and 11is Is the key-
note to all lila pet , work ills highest ambition .
'
blton , ho says , Is 'to h' vo I home Cor chi-
dren , which shal b sel-rstalnlng. and lure
his youthful proteges 10 higher walks by
means of song. Hc trtd the scheme at the
corner of Leavenworth and ThIrty-ninth
Thrly.nlnth
streets In Omaha . seven' yeas ago . and three
years , later In Florence . "but ; " said he , In
conversation with , B5 reporter , "lhrough
Dej
my own ignorance ; , th\ attempts failed. I
am ot a very ideal .temperament and I
know very little of' ' thiO practical thIngs ot
life. I have madl t/iure s far . but my
highest ambition ' /UI"ls to establish a
home for children , and teach them to sing
and take care oC cows poultry and gardens. "
His first poem is' iImterezting . In that I
breathes between the lines an odor or this
overwhelming ambl n. It runs this way :
Oh the little children dear
How for them we love to care . ,
How for them we love to care .
Work and duties ahl Chorus are done.
Oh now we are aH so free
A little romp than off to to
This ts pheasant you'l agree
In peaceful joys 'ou'l all join sne-Cho.
I Is your pleasure to obey
Are that I little play
S we shaH grow UII to be
gw
Goo and useCul girls you see-Cho.
Pants aunts anti uncle all I
Love . to listen to children , small
Oh yes now I think you do
'Ve love you because you'r trueCho.
As I specimen of rhythmic verse time following -
lowing poem entitled "The Little Children , "
Is worth more lhan a careless perusal :
Oh ! dren the little children " , ohl ! the little chi-
I.llle men and women everywhere :
Ohl ! the , little children . oh . ! the little children -
Brings us love and joyS to share.
Chorus. ,
Now march march along ,
All , happy \ tn the Bong :
Of little children :
God's beautiful throng.
Oh ! dremm the little chil4ren . oh ! the little chi-
Hosts or them tbat's gone before :
Other little , chidren , other little children ,
Come 10 11 the vacancy. Cho
Oh ! ( lrcn the . little . chIldren , , oh I the \te cliii-
Live and walk the other shore :
Ohl I tiren the little chldr l , ohl I the Ito cliii-
When tn heaven par no more. Cho
Ohl dren. the little chldrnohl \ ! the Ito chill-
Precious bl'ens. joys prolong :
J'aIui's little chidren , loving little chidren ,
Childhood life , IL sweet e'orug . Cho-
Another Eelecton , entitled "Christmas
Delis , " shows unmistakably the influence ot
work Edgar : Allen Poe all llls promising writer's
Chiming . Christmas bells .
Time chiming behl . oh ! chiming bells .
'I'he music swell . the chorus tolls ,
01 Jesus tells . of Jesus tells. tcls
Oh let the music swel I
And let tt tel ot Jesus tell !
Chrlslma beds anti chorus swel
Ot Jesus tel , ot Jesus tell .
That Dr. Thompson had read Poe's famous
poem , "The Dels , " Is evident to even a
casual reader . and II Is interesting to note
the Improvement ho made over thaI standard
work by inserting a seml.relglous undercur-
rent nol to bo found In Poe's masterpiece
POETASTER I'RIOR'S PROMISE .
But Dr. Thompson Is not the only Council
Bluffs man who Is doing good work In raisIng -
Ing the west above time , sordid pursuit ot pelt
and power , John Francis Prior , better
known ns "Tho Boy Poet , " has been for
time past two years /Inning laurels by his
success In wooing the poetic muse. I I
currently reported that the muse Is now
sufferitug from an attack of nervous prostra-
ton as the result his/assiduous / attentions ,
and that Is the reason why none of his
eruslons have appeared jn the Council Bluffs
arth since last Thanksgiving dlY , I Is to
be hoped thaI she' ' Will ! soon recover , how-
ever and that the 'publc may once more
receive periodic visits frol the children ot
his cerebehlumn . liens Is one ot his latest :
AN AUTUl1 SONG.
'Tls a autumn's goldth time ,
And Nature Is i brooding the while .
For anon will , 'nlih the sunny clime ,
And dane will grow l'hoebuscs smile .
Hut now lourlsh Ib' ( ' fruits galore ,
Maturd. shining atmd melow ,
'l'he wide landscape Is ptnted o'er ,
With alternate brown and yellow .
Com Is the scion oC the j rains ,
Proudly waving In time tIemds .
Prving the plebian ; ot the plains ,
Master ot the 1.low he wiemds.
Deep In the bore brown woods ,
Delrh.- birds and leaves ,
'I'hie squirrels dance tn spoutive moods .
And the wind Iltalntvely grieves
The above was 10 adullrably suited to
mUlle that i'rof. A. Hublnsteln Jonas . saId to
be a gifted composer of the Nlshnabotna , ; alley -
hey , wrote a Imiece ot music In which be
caught the Acadian spirit ot the poet , and
dedicated his work to one at the leading
prima donnas of time east. As the song wings
Its he yn\ard tlgl from the lips ot a
winger who Is capable at feeling the heart
throbs of nature as they pulsate through I ,
Inll or expressing Ihem In an artistic way ,
tit odor ot pumpkins and rutabaga fills the
air , whIle the imagination readily pictures
the squirrels going through the figures of the
Oxford minuet or the I < Rlserln gavotte . and
the sturlly farmer with the popuhistic
populsto
whiskers hewIng down scrub oaks with the
"plow he wields " Time prima donna to
when the composition was dedicated , In a
personal letter , states that In her opinion
not Gilbert and Sullivan , or even Sullivan
anti Corbett , are wedlle,1 together M closely
as song. are the words and music or this beautiful
IT EASED IllS PAIN SOME.
W , L. Dovel , anolr Counci Iufs man ,
was confined In one ot the h03plals of the
city soma little time ago , mind while there
ho wrote several poems. I Is lack ot space ,
not of merit , that prevents them from being
published In full . One , "neRr Is the Pillow
tlat My Sister Gave to ) e , " shows that
fondness for the hOle circle that has given
many an humble warbler title to the magic
name , "poet , " anti I of the qualy ot song
that brightens the way of earth-wor p11-
grlms with its exquisitely realistic portrayal
ot the home circle anll the ties that there
exist. ) o"CI by fond recollections of the
hearthstone nrounll whIch ho played as a
boy , anti sadlened by recollections or the I
parting thaI still burned bright In his soul ,
ho sings :
In ehhteO hunl1rCIl and ( clght-Cour I
parted . with my sister Jane ,
I wn ! I bright anti IIIeu8111 April morn ;
jy heart sad , my body rent with pain ;
And I was very Md and forlorn.
There WI ! six brother amid one sIster ,
Slum wn thc dearest to le ot them nIl ,
I larell with her In sadness and pain ,
lall
AntI 1 sid , fnwcl to you all.
The time for \S to part was now at han:1i
She oC gave down me : I I10w made oC feathers ' and
I take I with me where'cr I go on sen or
on laml : .
I Is clearer to me than Lime star or garter
or the crown .
I hop that this pillow and I will never
For Par s n Irelous leAsy to me
Many hi cart Is , time time Ive Pressed I to my
I was a resent from may sIster to me .
Time remaining eleven stanzas ot this truly
meritorious pem are In somewhat the sane
straimm . and describe the history ot the I10w
from the time the transfer ot title took place
There Is another poet In Council Bluffs who
has read the poem by Mr. Bovell . and has
sough to imitate I. But time imitation Is no
more worthy of comparison with the original
than a GO-cent silver dollar . and a counterfeit
at that , with a dollar or purest gold I
came to The Dee ofce a few days ago , In
a lady's delicate handwriting. She had nol
tIme courage to sIgn her name , feeling , a she
well might . that she Ilall com far short ot
the tamlard after which she hall striven. I
Is valuable only because It shows how thc
western mind Is yearning after heights at
poesy that are as yet unatainable , and for
that purpose , and that alone , It Is given
place here :
DEAR TO 1E IS THE STOVE THAT
MY HUSDAND BOUGHT FOR 1E
Dear to me Is the stove tmt my husband
bough for me
To atone for the money that he spent on a
spree
I Is air tight and keeps us very warm.
I Is also paid for and now no more the
creditors swarm.
It. Is air tight , but not so hC
I lght
For n.r Is nol air tai keeps my husband
tight
I does not bur much coal for but little
coal have we
And It sometimes gives much heat , also
ls i.
Would that my dear husband like that
dear stove would be
And that he too would not so often 10 out
And that his gn would up the chimney
fee '
Instcad or tiring me so that I pout.
I don't like thaI stove near so well as once
I did
For the pesky thing It has I habit mea
Of blowing , oil its gas and kicking off Its
ld
And malting the awCulest muss on the
carpet you ever seen.
InvesUJttll the Illh School Grounds.
The school board . accompanied by Superin-
tendent H. W. Sawyer Principal E. H.
Eastman of the High school and I few
ethers went to the High school grounds
yesterday afternoon for the purpose ( look-
Ing them over and coming to some con-
elusion , I possIble with reference to the
advisability of grading time grounds down
, as has been suggested preparatory to time
erection of a new building. The scheme ,
as favored by some of the board , Is to cut
off the top ot time imlil . commencing at the
top ot the curb on the north side ot the
grounds , and extending south 150 feet , on
a 6 per cent grade . and then for another
10 feet In the same direction on a level , time
rest of time property being graded off with
a gradual descent to Glen avenue The
school district owns a little over four acres
of ground In this locality.
City Engineer Etnyre was asked to
figure out what a plan of this kind would
cost , and his calculations will be ready for
the inspection ot the bard at its meeting
Monday nlghl In reply 10 a query yesterday
afternoon he said he would not be able
to give any just Idea ot time expense without -
out , figuring carefully . but just as a guess
he thought time plan suggested would neces-
siate the removal of about 100.000 yards ot
dirt. A part ot this could be used on tIme Union
avenue fill , probably at the bare cost at
loading the dirt on the wagons. Supposing
that 55,000 yards were used In this way . al
7 cent a yard and the remaining 45,000
had to b carted away at the expense ot the
district for 15 cents a yard , time plan would
cost about $10,600. These figures . however
may prove Incorrect when the calculations
are made. ,
Principal Eastman and Superintendent
Sawyer make vigorous assertions that a new
building Is time only thing thaI wi do. "We
have 305 pupils In the High school now ana
a week from next Monday sixty moro wi
be promoted from time lower grades. 'Ve
have 312 desks and the room Is full now.
'Vo have ordered more desks and to make
room for them we will have t do away
with , halt the aisles and Jut the desks In
double rows Instead of single. After this
year we shal' ' graduate In the winter as well
as In the spring and some ot time difculy
will be done away with , but now II Is Impossible -
possible to find room for the big crowd that
conies up from below without any correspondIng -
Ing crowd going out at time top "
A low InR\s.
Tea sitngs , lOc a lb. Roasted coffee , 20c.
Beat granulatcli sugar , 5c. Raisins , 5c. Sack
ot four , 65c. 6 cans Eagle brand immilk . $ .
3 cans corn 25c. 1 can tomatoes , lOc. 7 bars
Corp. 2tc. Ceme with time cashi W. S. Homer ,
53S Droallway. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1x-L'omigresmtiii's Smog Story ,
"Spealdng of dogs , " remarked W. H. M ,
lu8ey , a he threw down a copy of yester.
day's Dee , In which ho had been reading of
time return or Captain Marcy's dog Nlg from
a Kansas farm 300 mies away , "reminds
me of a dog story I heard In congress several
years ago anti which double discounts nny-
thing I have ever beard. I was told me by
J. F' . Mier of Gonzlles , Tex. , I member ot
time Forly-elghth anll Forty.nlnth congress
He was prominently engaged In the stock
business and on his ranch was a fne thor
oughbred shel.herd dog. One day ho sold 1,000
sheep to a ranchman 200 miles away and de-
lvered them to n couple , ot boys whom the
purchaser , sent to bring timemn Along with
the boys ex.Congreslnan Miller sent his degas
as an Iss\tant , telling them to leI him find
his own way hack , as be was wel aC1luainied
with the country.
"After the dog bad been gone about three
weeks his owner began to wonder what had
become of him , as he had not yet slIwn up
at home. After his anxiety had gone on increasing -
creasing for a few dflys . one at the boys
looked out one day mind saw a flock ot sheep
In the dhtance. As time flock came nearer
he saw thaI "Shep" was with timemn and no
one else. lie rounded them up at hQIO ! and
commence wagging his tail In greeting to
his friends , evidently expecting IOle word ot
approval
"On making Inquiry It was learned that
when time rancher received his sheep he
turned tbem loose among the other flocks
and started the dog on his homeward journey ,
as he supposed Hut he was mistaken , for
the dog thinking that imis duty was only hal
done , went to work getting his flock together
again lie took lhel imome stopping for
them to graze on the way , and getting tree
lunches for himself at imouseL When they
reached the Miller ranch nol I sheep was
mnisaimig the whole flock having traversed the
400 miles tn charge at the collie wIthout lOb
or accident . " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1."ue,1 limo Urhll& I'mmrk
For some days past the director of the
Union Driing Park association have been In
consultatIon whim Colonel Thomas I. Grlln ,
a promlnenl horseman and cailltalat of Call-
foria , with reference to leasing time driving
WHY THE PEOPLE COMEI
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IMPRESSED BY 1'1-E ' POWERFUL EVIDENCE .
Thcy Ienr of Ctirs or AI'c Broht lit b ) ' OthcI's " ' 10 have Been Cured
\Vtlt It' Hlul".1 nf Tmmfom'iiummfinn for IhL Sid : .
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There was nn oh German lady In time
consultation rooms of Drs , Copclanll and
Shepard a few days ago She admIt : "I want
you to treat mae because n young man , who
Is a neighbor ot mnine saId Jle came to you
when he was nothing but skin and bone mind
you cured hini. lie's n big healhy fellow , '
now anti ho's ' about ' . "
always talking ) 'ou.
A young lady from Sherman avenue , after
describing her symptoms In a severe
bronchial case , said : "I shouh never have
though of coming to you It It had not beell
lat : Miss - , n frlerul of maine Is one of
your patients. She thinks highly of your
trentment all toM mo to be sure to go to
, ,
you. .
A wel known lawyer called last week ,
introducing a lally. "Doclor , " he said , "This
Is a relative of mine. See what you cnn do
for her. " Time lawyer was cured some
months ago of calarrh of time stomach by
Bra Copeland and Slmcpard
Therm' IR more In this than would aNror 10 time
oRunl m-aier . I m'nnR thol time work of UrA
Copelnn.1 and Shrpar.l I. Ihorolfh and . scientifIc :
that their . 'otentA ' Irlst enl rcpeeL iimenm : that :
their ) mlht an.\ effective trentmenl Is gratermml to
those who have surer"ll Crete the severe melhmlA
pmel ( < hy mnny 8pclnlolo : Ihat Iwlr .kll i
and ability nto',1ecogmuhi'tl , onll ! thnt IIey have
anl keep time conhiime'mmce of their mumtknts. IL .
kCf tlelr patnts. I.
muicans thaI < .101,101".1. r'llololhle men w:1 : or"
rcnJIlul"ll ly p'ple "hom they hl"l Irolel
ore always to be lr.'ferre to 11\'ouew.l.for ! enl
untried slrn/ers : that genuine srl ntnc work
In time oUee I. h\"r than time InllKerlmlnate
. ! .pen8Int ot "remel"s" or "eurt" . " nr 8
fonllln Iml hus heel plcke UII somewhere.
TiE CASE UI' JOS1 > 1'1 lelUmiN
"hows What CRI Uo Ioln for Sufferers from
nn Agjru\'ted Itorm or COlsUtuonul
Cmstnrrh .
The case of .Tflm'cph rnrc'n sho\s what cnn
.TOpl } \ ( al
he lOne for suITt'rems fem on uggl\ultl rorm
of constlulonot catarrh :
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'oseph McDreln , 1016 Center Street
" [ om all right now , " snhl Mr. Melrln , who
I. an emplo'e 01 rarreil's refinery enl hives 01
the above numIer ,
" [ had poison nit Ihrou/h me antI knew my
systema was nil wrong. It canto on , stetuilmy
growing , worse every winter. My left nostrim
ins mm. solid scab , niurnys. About every week
severe sick hueniriclues woulil tmlczo ttncl lirostrate
me , I noticed that tlIscImmmges fronu tny imc'ad
Passed Cown often Into my stomacim amid I felt
timat every bit of tlmis was acting like a liaison.
I am now cured , mny heath Is clear tts a lieu anfl
I have no niece stomneim trouble. I luaU aniy
two bad attacks since I began tn treatment. I
Went to Dr. t2uepamd because amy vife Imad been
cured by imini. I turn entIrely satisfied u'iUu time
resuuits In my case , I feel like anotimer person
entirely. "
WROTE FOIL BLANKS ,
Took Treatment by Mmmii and Wits Cured of
Clmrommlo Catarri , .
Mrs. .7 , H , Seaver wife of a prominent
citizen of Darien.Vfs. . writes of time excellent -
lent results of the mall treatment thus :
"In July of last year my husband took
treatment by mail and was quite pleased
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CohieiI J3Ikiffs.
ChIMNEYS CLEANED ; VAULTS CLEANIOD.
Ed Burke , at W. 5. Homer' . , 533 Broadway.
LAItGI2 PRIVATE BArtH I'OIl BENT NEAR
court house. Appiy at flee oflice , Council BluFfs.
WANTIOD. TWO PBI1SONS TO ROOM AND
board ; nil conveniences , including bath. B 62 ,
13cc oflce (
park of this city. Yesterday the proposed
deal was effected , and a five year lease entered -
tered into. By time terms of tIme contract
thmree racing meetings are to be held each
year , one running and two lmarness meetings ,
Colonel Griflin also agrees to hang up purses
aggregating not less than $30,000 for eachm
meeting. Thmis deal being perfected , Council
Bluffs Is assured a racing season that will
eclipse anything coca lmero so far , oven time
successful meetIngs of last summer.
Wlmero I'ow Are Free ,
Clmurchm of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saimmts ,
Huntimigton hall , 104 Broadway-Sunday
school at 1 p. in. Regular services at 2:30 :
and 7:30 : p. m.
First l'reshyterian , corner of Willow Ave.
nuo and Seventh street , 11ev , Stephen Pimelps ,
pastor-Preaching by tIme pastor at 10:30 :
a. m. and 7:30 : p , m ,
St. Jahun's English Lutheran Cimurclm , James
Imali , 17 I'earl street , Rev. 0. W. Snyder ,
pastor-Services at ha , m , ammd7:30 : l.iii.
Sumiday school at 11:45 : a. mn. Young l'eo-
pIe's imseeting at 0:30 : p. m.
Seconti Presbyterian , corner of Harmony
and Logan streets , Rev. C. M' . Artumstrong ,
pastor , residence , 332 Lincoln avenue-Morn-
ing service , 10:30 : ; collection for home mis-
slons. Sabbatit sclmool at 12 in , Cimrlstian
Etudeavor at 7. Evemuing service , 7.30.
People's Ciuurclm , Liberty hail , opposite time
city bulitling , George Muller , minlster-Ser-
vice , Sunday evenimmg , 7':30 : , subject : "Time
Present Status of time 'reniperance Question ; "
prelumle , "The Nebraska Sufferers. "
Reorganized Cimtmrcim of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints , on l'ierco street , three
doors west of Glen avenime-Preaching mit
10:30 : a. ma , and 7:30 : p. imm , Sunday scimoch
'at 12 mu , Young I'eople's prayer mneetimmq at
6 p. in. Meetings wihi be hueld each evening
during time week , Sunday evening's sumbject :
"Revivals , False and True. " Momiday even-
log ; "how Sotmls are Saved. Tuesday oven-
log : "Nineteenth Century Religion , " ' 1' .
W , Williams.
liroatlway Methodist , Ii , I' . Dtitiley , p'tslor
-I'rcacimltmg at 10:30 : a , m. Subject : "Per-
foctiorm of Desires. " Love feast armd Ep-
worth league at 6:30 : p. iii. Preaciming at
7:30 : by Dr. 'SV. S. ' hooker , followed by.time
sacrament of time Lorti's slipper , Quarterly
conference Monday at 7:30 : p. mum , Cimtmrchm
at corner of Union and Pierce streets. MornIng -
Ing prayer , 10:30 : a , rum , livening prayer , 4
p. in ,
Congregational , Dr. Joimn Askln , pastor-
Morning subject : "Micaim's Message to Mod.
era Moralists , or 'Wimat Is Itehiglon ? ' " lIvening -
ing subject : "Time Gospel In Soloimmon's
Porch , ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Music at the Grand hotel Timuredays , as
vell as Sundays , at time dinner hour , 6 to
8 o'clock ,
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The laundries use Domestic soap.
There Yero 'Iwo ltohlsrmi ,
It appears timat timers were two burglars
connected with time robbery of I , M , Treynor's
residence , on First avenue , Friday. A young
moan named Watt , who runs a package de.
livery wagon , was driving past time imouse
aimortly before limo robbery took place ummd
noticed two tougit lookimig character. sloucim.
log along , eyelng time imouse intently , One
of them answers the description of the fellow
that struck Mrs. McKune , while time other
was a taller moan , rallier slender in bulid ,
Mrs , ZmicKune bmad to renmain in bed all
day yesterday , anti is suffering considerably
from time effects of her rough usage , but
simO was feelIng somewhat better last even-
lug , and her iiiysician gives encouragetnent
timat site will come around all rigimt in a
few days , witimout any serious trouble.
Washerwomen use DomestIc soap.
with time results ro smiumch so timmit lie wrotce
for a syniptoni imlank to emmalde mao also to
take a. course. My owes health immi beers
ts.mmtl for twenty years , tim trouble being
catnrrimni affeciloms of time heath , throat ,
bm-onchmial tembes anti stonuicim. My symmip-
toiiiit were dim-cub stcppnge of tIme nOse , thm
formmvution of ltmmups and scabs iii the
nostrils , revere immilm in tIme chest indigestiomi
amid ( litttmi'smi mifter eating , Plmysfcnt debility
amid had sIecii , At time tilmie I comnnienceti
time mmimiii treatment may gemmermul health vtts
'ery tmmtmc'hi brokemi , I ani glatl to sa" , however -
ever , timmut the trerttmnemut imas imath tIme effect
of curing time cntnrm'hu timid of flImsiest corn-
pletely restoring may healths , "
OPEN TO ALL ,
Bear in mimimi that any clmremiic sufferer ,
wimetimer fromum catarrim or other seated and die.
treesing cltrunic malady , tummy apply nn' tinie at
lii anti liZ Nciy York 1.Ifo bmuildimmg anti receive
from Irmi. Copeiammti anti Slieptmni the most
efficient tm'entmumemmt mmciv 1mm vogue at a nominal
fec.rmite a month , , Including mimedicimies , to oflict ,
anti mail Patients alike , Trial tii'atmnt'nta ftc's
to timose applying in im2meoa , S
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thio Syistomu-t S'ideiy htmmnwmm Iowa
iilamm ( lives Ills $ s'muptnmmms
iu'er'iseI' In llei Oak known M , P. r.vans ,
l'roprleior OF time ielmumonieo memtmtmremmit , Mr.
gvmtnt. was formmierly a. rmmhlrotuI nina , anti what
Ime says today will mleemtiy immtcrm'st htmmmdrels at
People 1mm vestemui Iowa , Where itt' has been *
familiar figure for 3'eare , Mr. ivnmus says :
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"After ft tlmorougim trial I nun convinced that
the CopelmniI : tuliti tlmepartl mmystetmm relirmiente tIme
tmmnst intelligent nnI correct timeory of catnrrhi
and nsthtmma treatmumemit mmiv lsforc time Itublic.
1mm mrommipt euTIcit'ticy I viIi cam' ( rankly Stunt I
immmow of nothing to L'egmn to compmue vmtiu itm
"In my case time Itroncluimmi anti tistimmeatla
trouble itegan with cafarri , of the 11mm-oat , wimtchm
apicati t1ownvo1 tlrougim time lungs. milacing tiuo
ar passages in a climate state of Imullimnuumnitory S
conlrmmemlon , causing mm. setise of imemit mmmi care-
nes' tht'nmghout the chest , nmnimimig it ditlicuit
or painful to brentite. I hail spoIls or cam-
pmimmtivo meet fiotiu the sorumiess amid distress ,
but even timen I did not breathe wimim mlattmrat
( tmilnees or comfort. After a shmort walk or a
little exertion time air passages wotmiti ceeni Its
close ttglmt and threaten mmmc sltht death Irons
stmffoca ( ton ,
"lvery winter I became worse , anti my
trouble imal beeus woriuimug on time for seven or
efgimt years. Tue bronchial cotmgim i'ns warlng
Itt time extreme , 00th witmm the tlmmoat anti head
catarrim iieltlng to hiuh me down I ras hoeing
in health rtgiit along. I got eo tlmat I could
not eat a goo'l meal witimout great mmhiortnoss of
breath , coughing and wimeertag.
"arm' case was mnanifcstmy tncum-nblo by any
ordInary insane , but a course of trcatmnent with
Dr. Simepard brought omo complete relief from
all time symimptoms I hmtive described. Any one
wha ciuo3see Is at imberty to addmess tue on th
subjemt at any time , "
OilS , COPELAND & SIIEPARD ,
ROOMS 311 AND 312 NEW YORK LIFE
BUILDING. OMAHA. NED.
Office Hours-C to U a. m. ; 2 to 5 p. m.
Evenings-Wednesdays and Saturdayi
only , i ; to 8. Sunday , 10 to 12. m ,
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Time Orcatest Success of Modern
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Incises long , yct contaIning tall the
finest poInts of tile Concert Grand.
OF 46,000
llar'thiian
Piallos
MANUFACTUED
We have sold over 700.Yo \
carry also a line ol cheaper l'i-
anos , such as the Standard and
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Our stock is large and clean ,
nc\ % , and svell selected. We have
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110 ShOp worn , bankrupt stock
to dispose of at presumably big
( ? ) bargains , but if you will
shov us the money we will sell
3'OLl a new full size Upright Fl.
ano , s'iUi all ino'Jern ' improve.
meilts for $145)0 stool ,
Cover and book thrown in the
barga i ii.
MUELLER PIANO & O1GACO. ( . ,
103 Main Ste. , Council U1ulT , I.
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