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COUNCIL mIlFFS.
OFFCE - NO. 1 PEAUL BTnEET.
Dtlvtt by rarlt to any par of the et , .
n. W. TILTON , Lessee
' 11.FPIONEBDuslnul ofTIce. No u : nIght
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AUIWl 11"TlU. "
I Orand hotel , Council Bluffs , reopened Oct. 1.
MaYJ Real Eslato agency. 13 flroadway.
flr F. R. ThomaB has filed In the district
fed
court his ' application to bo reappolnte1 com
missioner of In8atlRY.
A cle of scarlet ! fever was rerortell yes-
- terday , the patient being SI moM Siback
222 Stutsman street , ogel 4 years.
AUlt } Crlcger , a James townshIp farmer
was arrested ycsterday In 'a charge of In-
saniy , all will have an examinatIon by the
colnmlssloners this morning.
Thieves broke a wln.low . at the residence
of George I.anldon. ll12 Tenth n\'cnue. Sun
day night , and stole a dress hanging near
the wIndow. The pocket contnhlcll a ladies'
cold watch and $ G In ca3lI
The pupils of the pIano and violin departments .
mentR of thc Conservatory of Music will
be entertained by the faculty next Welnestlay
evening. An informal program will be gl'en
by the teachers and several iuIis.
- Mole , wife of W. S. Beem , died Sunday
' , morning at 7 o'clock , at her home 209 Seve
enteenth avenue aged 33 'cars. The remains -
mains were taken to Ileasantvllc. Marion
county , last evening for lutcrment.
There was a small fire 'estenlay morning
at 10 o'elocle at the home of Hasmus Jensen ,
1117 NIneteenth avenue causcll by the stovepipe .
pipe Igniting the celln . Time lames were
extinguished helen , the department arrived
ant tl.o lass waR not to exceed $10.
The AmerIcan National bank of Omnhn
commenced attachment proceedings yesterday -
day In the district court against It. C. gne-
wahl for $128. alleging that the defendant < [
Is a nonresident of Iowa ali has disposed <
of his property with Intent to defraud his
cre1or .
A horse belonging to George J. Crane ran
down Oen avenue last evening at 7 o'clocl ,
drven ; by two boys. Upon reaching liroad-
way It forgot to turn and went crashing
through n plata glass window In the front of
Charles l.unkleY'R undertaking rooms. The
window was entirely wreckel hut no enl
waR hurt the horse escaping with a few cuts
about the fore legs. Upon releasIng itself 1
went dashing down I3roadway.
Colonel I ) . B. Daley will lecture Friday
evening under the auspices of St. John's
IngiIsim Lutheran church at their roam In
James' hal , 17 Pearl street , on the sub-
ject of "The FIrst Battle of Bull Itun Its
Importance RII ( luluence Upon the Counlry. "
Time colonel participated 1\ that battle U8
wel as In many others , and made the whole
subject of war such a study that , with his
well known abity ) as a speaker , he will give
n most interesting and entertaining address.
In the district , court yesterday the case
of Claus ) \ers against the Chicago Rock
Islanll & Pacifc Halway company \\\13 '
on trial. Ivers consigned a truck to the care
. . of the company at Chlclg0 a year ego laht
June , but I never was seen more. lie
claIms It was worth $95. all that Is the
amount he If I suing far. The company claims
It was burned In the fro at the Minden
depot , and disclaims responsibility on the
ground that the loss occurred while the company -
pany was acting as warehouseman not as
. , ' common carrier . and that It exercised all
, V the diligence that was required from a worc-
t houscman.
Elder P.V. . Williams was greeted with a
packed house at the Latter Day Saints'
church Sunday e\enln : . The Interest In the
meetings have exceed the expectations of :
both pastor and people. The meetings will
contruo ns long as the present Interest con-
tinues. The following subjects will bo con-
slderell this week : Tonight "Where DoVe
00 When Wo Die , or Where Is Heaven ? "
Wednesday evening "Why DId Jesus Teach
Iiaptismn . or What Is Christian Daplsm ? "
Thursday evening , \Vhat Makes a
Preacher ? " Friday evening , "Daes God Heal
t the Sick ? " Saturday evening "Dewore of
h FaJse , I'rophets. "
e& , We have over $300,000 to loan upon 1m.
prayed Iowa fa rnz. Formers desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct with us ,
thereby saving agent's commission. We do
not loan on wid land . nor In Nebrasleo.
Lueeo & Towle , 235 Iearl street.
John Schicketanz sr. . has moved back from
Omaha and has opened a fine barber shop at
. , 308 store. I3roadway opposite Keller's furniture
. J'J:1sO.A ? L - ] ' .Ut.iUlt.II'lIS ,
W. n. 1lpack of Neola was In the city
yesterday.
: Auditor of State C. O. McCarthy of Des
Moines was In the city yesterday.
Dr. F. P. Delnger has returned from an
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easter visit.
Miss Julia Splane of Denver Colo. . Is In
the city In the Interests of the Cycling \Vest.
'ci novo n. D. Miller of Petersburg . I. Is In
the city . the guest of his daughters , Mrs. E
Drake and Mrs. D. L. Ross.
J. I. Drown who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Sapp returned last evening
to his home In Denver , Colo.
Miss Susie Ellis . who has been stenographer -
. . rapher for David Drlley & Co. . has resigned -
signed her pcslton and gone to her homo In
Little Siqux la. . to rest.
1Iss Julia Olcer , formerly of this city .
assisted last week at a "Trilby" matinee at
the residence of lr . C. P. Libby , 3358 MichIgan -
Ignn avenue , Chicago. The Tribune says
S Bho played the brilliant passages of the
I' accompaniment with the skilled else of on
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accomphishicU musician.
"I' Rccomplshe'd _ _ _ _ _ ,
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Daleng Powder and It's absolutely pure.
Us"t I 1'llchTorl .
V Mrs. Anna Droacho of Weston owns I little
building In that town , which she his rented
& 4 : ' to I rederlce Wlz , and tim later kept a
store there. Ho failed to pay his rent for
four months , and Mrs Droache went after
blm , Witz : was out of town for 0 few days ,
and when he returned found that everything
ho owned had been set out In the street by
his landlady who was In possession , He attempted -
tempted to get in . but she armed herself with
I ' pitchfork and stood him oi with a great
deal of succea. lie spent the night In a
barn anti the next morning came to Council
Bluffs anti swore out a warrant far Mrs.
Droacho's arrest on the charge of assault with
Intent to commit munIer Constable , \Ihert
. went to 'eston and brought the woman back
't ' on time moring train ) 'esleflay. She gave
bonds for her appearance next Saturday In
1 * Justcec Cook's court. .
, Speeht1 Flour 11,10 'h.8 Week at C. O. 1
lirowim's .
: 1rowl' "
Drown's O. O. D. XXX patent 850 per ,
, , ! rack ; fluftalo . 7lc per sack ; Lone Star , GSc ,
per sack ; Huby , 600 per sacle ; rye flour . lIe 1
I JJcr ' sIcl . amid rye graham . 4 c per sack ;
cor' meal lIe l1er sack ; potatoes , CIa per
bulie1.
Remember , a silver dollar packed In every
twentieth sack of Brown's celebratell XXXX
atent. I you are lucky you get your tour
for nothIng. UHOWN'S C. 0. D.
UIlblor hum ; II ( Itr.
Detective Weir raided 11 nogers' saloon
at 638 Eabt Droadwoy Saturday night and ,
1 found a Ilulet game of poker In IJrogress. lie
flied Informatons against Heddy Ia !
Charles Portia and htoger . who ho claims '
made UI' . the Iarty. ) All three were arrested
yesterday , hess claims It Is nOlhlng ; but
spite work on the part of Weir and that be
will be able to show up the fact In I > oleo
court thll morning. Ierrln lays he means
to ice . 1 loon as ho gets out . If there Is
such a hung al enforcing thl Pht.gamblng
order of the mayor , and he proposes 10 coma-
. I mecca ' with the son of the \ chief of police ,
who , lie says , rUII a 11ker Joint on Iroodway
at the intersection of Dryant street
Music at the Grand hDlel Thursdays . as
well I Sunda'j , lt the dinner hour , G to
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I o'clack. _ _ _ _ _ _ -
V Davis aehhs drugs paints and glass chesll.
Marriage Llo'II"I.
V : V The following marriage lcenses were Is.
sited yesterday :
Name amid Address. Age.
4 John J. Mc tlhon. Scot county Miim. , . . 30
tV } Jrldlet ljiseoll . Pottawattamuic county. , '
Fred l3urck , l'ottnwattiuule . . . .
Durce I'otlwatumle county . . . . 2
/ophil ? tlyer , l'ottmnyattainie count ) . . . . . IS
Ga co.ktnl stoves ( or rem and for said at
au Co. . a omee. ,
Neltest drug ctorc''u'lor' . , Orand 'hotel ,
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NEWS \ VROI I [ COUNCIL BLUFFS
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Judge Torel Decides Adversely to the
P. E. : 0. Bisterhood
M STAKE MAD ! BY ONt or THE TustEES '
She Signed R Note In Such Way that time
Court lohl8 lIar for time , orlot , ' .
U"ht- I"thpr" Wi
J'n , It.
JI\lge Thornel has rendered a decision In
a case In which the members of the now defunct -
funct I' . l. I O. society of this city are some
what Interestcil. This society was organized
far charlablo purposes . anll contained among
its memhers some of the ( most prominent '
ladies of tbl city , I was < lsbande.1 several
years ago. , \ the time of the Chautauqua
assembly's height of prosperity the society
bought a lot and made all the payments but
$ .0 . , giving a note for the balance This note
was slne.1 . by one of the trustees , who put
her name down as trustee , instead ef ' Igllng
Limo name of the seclety , by her as trustee.
The note was sold to easlern IlaLes and u
suit was brought In a justice court against
the lad ) ' Illvl < taly. A judgment was ob-
tamed against her , and she appealed to time
district court. Judge Thornel now affirms
the decIsion of the lower court and gives a
jUdgment In full agaInst her The proba-
bity Is that the members of the society will
get together and make arrangements for pay-
mcnt If the jUdgment.
nOS1'0 tTUHI : .
Clearing Sale lflllnnC" This 'Week .
NOTON DWAnT INT.
100 tress but > s reduced to 10 a dozen.
HIe and 25o dress stays 10e a dozeim
100 curling Irons , now Ic each. .
Back spool sile , Ie a spool
Hooks and eyes , Ic I gross.
Ila ; and 2tc silk ribbons , fe a yard.
21c silk elastic web now 12tc a yard
lOc handbags , now 25c each.
UD1lt\VlAR.
Ladles' heavy ribbed vests , wlntor weight ,
! c each.
Ladles' 25c underwear , to close 130 each.
I.adlcs' lOc vests and Inuns . 25c each
Ladies' fine wool knit underwear worth $
reduced to lOe each.
$3 quality \nion suits , now $ llO each
Gents' heavy ulicrshirts , reduced to Hie
ca elm.
Oents' $1 shirts , now COo each.
Ocnts' lOc underwear. now 25e each.
I O\LEn. mCK , & WA : m ,
Council Buls , la.
lootrjlor (00" Crizt.
Abut a month ago John Wlcmeyer of
Griswold Cass county was brought In by
United States officers and deposited In the
county jail . charged wih bootlegging , Since
that time he has impressed < himself on his
follow prisoners as a man Whose upper story
was a little weal , amid they . wIth one ac-
cord christened him "Bughouse. " Sunday
afternoon while the Salvation army was bom-
barding the walls of the ( county jai with
songs \\elmeyer became Insane In good earn-
est. lie crawled on his stomach about the
corrIdor like I snake , and went through numerous -
merous contortions. During the night be be-
came violent and howled all night beating
his shoes against the bars , ca1ng for help ,
and making himself generaly obnoxious.
Some of his fellow prisoners tried to calm
him down but. ono of them was severely
bitten by the supposed maniac. lIe was put
In n straight jacket , but his tremendous
strength enable him to ( tear the straightjacket -
jacket off.
He also tore his clothing In shreds. When
morning came he was bound wllh strops , and
the commissioners of insanity were called In.
Dr. Thionias after an examination stated
that he was unable to detect any rise of tem-
pcrature or quickening of the pulse such lS
Is always noticed In cases of that sort . and
he cave I lS his opinion that Wlemeyer pre-
ferred the Insane asylum to the county jai ,
and was taking that way to get there. The
commissioners ordered that ho be kept In the
jai over night and I necessary . that a
hypodermic Injection be given to keep him
quiet. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
quiet.I's time surest-Dr. Price's flaking Powder
-becouso It's absolutely pure
nooll alt Ih" Chautauqua.
There seems to be a good prospect that
Colonel F. C. Reed czar of lanawa , will join
hands with the MinisterIal association of
Council Bluffs In the effort to give the public
of this neck 0' the woods another Chautauqua ,
assemhly. For some time past negotatons 1
have been pending between them and the
ministers assert that they now have the mat-
ter , fixed sa that all that Is needed Is Colonel
Heed's agreement to certain conditions to
Insure on assembly on the banks of raging
Monawa next summer ald this agreement
they have great hopes of getting. According
to the proposition which the association has
made Colonel Reed ho Is to build on amphi-
theater on the lake ! front pay the lecturers I
anti have whatever he can make out ot it. I
The ministers are to have ful charge of the '
program and see that the genial colonel does ,
not run In any song and dance artists at time
6 o'clock Sunday vesper services. For two
weeks , or such time as may bo agreed upon ,
the ministers will have full swing , but at all
other tmes of tie year Colonel heed will boat
at liberty to use the amphitheater for any pur-
pose he may see fit. A meeting Is to be held
by Colonel Reed and the committee at the
Grand hotel some time this week when some
defInite decision Is looked for
taivo 'our 1loIC1
Dy investing In time stock of the Savings ,
Loon all uldlng association of Council
Ihiuffs . Incorporated In 1877 Monthly pay-
ments of $1.00 per share , netting the Investor
about 10 per cent Interest Ten series already -
ready paid out . which fully demonstrtes
the ability of the association to mature its
stock In about seventy-five monthly pay-
ments. No loans mad" utsldG af Council
Durs , and all applicatIons examined and
pascli upon by n majority of the board of
directors . Good loans wonted. Full Informa.
ton can be obtained at the office of D. W.
Otis . secretary , 10 Main street , or any of the
following directors : hiV , 10zelon. Frank
Grass , John Brown A. S. hlazelton . II. C.
Iheebe A. D. Walker . E. E. Hart , F. C.
Lougee , S. S. Leonard.
Enjuiimimmg I' IltOOI.
The first saloon injunction case Insttute :
since ho mulct law went Into elect was
started by Counly Attorney Vsaunders yesterday -
day In the district court M. Davis a saloon
keeper lt Crescent , Is tIme defendant lie
bought I little lot worth perhaps $30 and . built
on It I shanty , In whIch bo commenced 10
deal out lldlo to Ito ( thirsty wayfarer without -
lout going throush the ( formality of paying the
tax Ilrovlded by tb llct law Same of his
friends remonstraled with him telling him
that the authorities would surely get him If
ho tlitin't watch oul. 'r one and all he wouhl
reply . with n rIch French brogue "Yah. dot '
vos oJe tcht ; I know vet I yes ahoudt "
The mulct law Ilrovhles that where time proprietor .
prlelor of a saloon docs not pay the tax he
lay bo Ilroceede against tinder the lrohi-
bi ( Ion law. and so measures have been lallcn
to shut him up. The sheriff was given a
learch warrant yesterday and Instructions to
levy on alt time btoek Davis might have In
his place , I this had not been done time
county would have found itself In In embar-
ralng : situation when I came to coleetng
the tax from the owner of time Ilropert fur
the whole 1)laco ) Is not worth a fifth of tie ( I
amount of the tax , i
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Davis , the ( drug . l'alnt and glass lan ,
Is now unloallnl I car of window glass just
received from ono o'f the best Indlanl fee-
tories and has another car to arrive In a
few days , when he will be prepared to till
all orders for glaw promptly. I
Try Eagle ' laundry , 724 Ilroadwa , for good
wont . Our ledlum gloss finish ) can't0
beat b4t we do strictly haUI work domesto
Ollsh , when preferred , Telephone 157.
Cominme'mset'd ; I 1.llelull. .
nr , A. H , Carter has had a notice served on
J. C. Pontus , a wel known resident of this
city , notf'ln ( ! him that on the 21t of Iarch
he w ill file a Ietlon In the district court
demanding 1 jUdgmwt of $16,000 damages for
libel and for con8111rocy to defaml lila charac.
ter , Just what allegations the ( penlon wi
coutaln cannot be learned from ! r. Carter , as
, II ) refuses to enl"hlen tle ( Iublc , until he
f s his petition. lie doel not Iwow yet
whether he wIll push the case . as his attorney -
ney has nat been able to ascertain whether
a judgment against Pontuf for $6.00 would
10 any damage The stilt Is the result of the
bad blood that hiss ben engendered by the
recent difficulties In the Chrlstan church.
AccordIng to trustworthy reports Pontus had
been looking up nr. Carter's record A Na-
vatla . Mo. , Bowlng Oren , Mo. , anti other
places where he lived before coming here , anti
was not at all chary about telling people
what ho hall learned . Mr. Iontus : left last
evening far l.arne1 , Ian. , where he has
charge of a ranch ,
A l'rob'ol.
One goes In 2 twice ; 2 In 1 you can't When
other stores advertse shoes for lOo on the
dollar < It means fake. Sargent Is now having
his seml.annual sale ; just two ales n year ,
not one every month. because If I leeep open
I have to make n iroflt part of the tithe nll
I always 110 as I advertise . and everybody
that has lived In ( Ito city any length of time
IUows I. Just ! tolJ and think when you
read an ah'ertsement , whether common sense
teaches you that It Is all rght. : I It Is so , g
smith see Item Sargcnt wants your dollars.
ito has too many shoes and wants to swap
shoes for dollars , and wi make It an object -
ject this month far you to swap. Come and
see me. Look In my window for pricea He-
member I will sell shoes
mcmbr wi sel cheaper than any
house In the city for , thirty days.
SAIWENT
( hl'II,11 UolA 'hlrty IRYS.
Wiiam Chapman , charged with thin em-
bezzlement of a load of corn belonging to
Charles Baldwin . a farmer eight mIles south
of Council Bluffs . had a trial before Justice
Cook 'estcrday. He Insisted on having a
jury trial , not being wilting to trust his fate
to ( the hands of the ( court , anti eighteen men
had to be picked U ) on the street to serve
as time jury Panel. Chapman's defense was
that Baldwin owed him semite money and . told
him to sell the , carn and pocket the money
lie did so , anti the prodigal son was not In I
with him as long as that monty lasted.
There was no evidence to corroborate his
claim , and the jury , after being out n few
minutes , returned a verdict of guilty . as
chargell. Time court senlencell him to a term
of thirty days In the county jai , but he gave
notice of an appeal tQ the district curt.
Hev. Frank Crane , D. D. of Omaha wIll
deliver his great lecture "The Moder Mir-
ache , " at Broadway ethodlst church I Friday
evening February 1. Admission 25 cents
Do not fail to hear him . ,
11011'H 01' ( 'ZTIKS.
Iowa Supreme Court lCcll&cI They lay no
ject UhjccUnllhln Clllrctl ,
DES MOINES . Jan 28.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Thmo ) supreme court today reversed
time decision of the lower court In the case
of the Capital City Gas Light company
against the city of Des Moines . appellant .
Polk district The action was to recover
damages for violation of contract. An appeal -
peal was taken from a jlllHment for plain-
tilt. The case Is In relation ta throwing cut
or discontinuing of street gas lIghts by the
city and replacing thell hy electric lIghts.
The lower court gave the gas company a
deqree for $8,012. The supreme Court holds
that the city had a right to discontinue gas
tights In the business district and street
lamps. The only error found Is In regard
to the number of lamps In the business dis-
net cut of or dlsconthmiuetl . and on this
fnding bases Its reversal of jUdgment of
time lower court.
n. M. Church et 01 against Johnson Eros
ct aI , Citizens State bank , appealant , I.'ons
district , affirmed. Fred IJlghmy against
Union Pacific RaIlway company , appellant ,
Iotawatlmlo district , reversed. Slls
Anderson against Chicago Hock Island &
Pacific raIlway . appellant . Van Duren dis-
trict alflrmed. Susan O. Atlania admin-
Istrtrix , against Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul Halwny company , appellant , \Vood- '
bury district , reversed.
111s. .Jnhn itumlm.r'M , bnddoD fletitti.
BEATRICE , Jan. 28.-Special ( Telegram.- )
Mrs. John Doomer , a highly respected lady
of this city , was found dead In her bed this
mornln . The deceased was 69 years old ,
ali had been In delicate health for some
months past but attended to her usual house-
hold duties yesterday. The cause of her
death Is supposed to be heart trouble. She
leaves a husband , five sons and three
Iloughters. Time funeral will occur at 10
o'clockVednesday marnlng.
AUDUHN. Neb. . Jan 28.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-J. ) S. Hetzel , capialst and owner of
the Hetzel block , dropped dead this afternoon
In the store of Tharey . from heart dlseose. ,
He was about town this afternoon as jovial
and happy as ever and went Into the store
and complained about being out of breath ,
sat down In n choir , and without another
word fell over dead. His wife Is visiting In
Florida and he has a married daughter
Stella Smih , living In Passaic N. J.
Ratification Ilc"lll Postponed.
INDIANOLA . Neb" , Jan. 28.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-At ) n citizens' meeting tonight It was
decided to postpone tim proposed county seat
ratification . which was to have been held
here next Saturday.
A commIttee was appointed to investigate
time plan to bond the precinct to build an ad-
diton to the court house arid to see about a
system of water works for the city.
Seven cars of old for the needy have been
received and are being distributed .by the
count commissioners.
Iowa'a First Capitol hunted.
IOWA CITY , la. . Jan. 28.-Spcelal ( Tele-
gram.-Flre ) totally destroyed the old cap.
Iol building Sunday , Half a century ago
the territorial legislature of Iowa held Its
fl'st session In Iowa City In this structure.
Loss , 2.000.
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It's the surest , Dr. Prlco's Baking Powder .
because It's absolutely pure.
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llOUt .11'J PLIC1UI)1UlL8
Stepnialc the Russian novelist . I Is said
Is at present engaged upon I new work
which ho proposes to cal "At the Dawn of a
New Helgn. " The frst portion wi be a
review of the reign of the late czar dealing
with the social political antI financial condi-
ton of time country and wIth such subjects
as the persecution of time Jews etc. The
book will concludC with n view of the ( situa-
ton under Nicholas II. . and wi deal with
the probable character of the future manl.
festaton ( of tIme Russian revolutionary spirit.
In cClure's Magazine far January Miss
eatrlce llarraden author of the mest swiftly
and widelY PoPular novel written In recent
years . , "Ships That PISS In the Night , " wilt
tel how she came to wrlo that novel : when
and where all how she wrole Ii ; how she
gut It published ; and how It won her friends I
and correspondents In every quarter of the
globe and among all conditions and classes
of people ; a more dramatic and absorbing
story than even the novel itself. There wi
also Ie a PortraIt af Miss Itarraden
Time translaton of the names of Continental
celebrities sometimes Involves a debeent from
the sublme to the ridiculous. For example ,
Cohleron do la Darca Is a true grandee
naiI , yet f.ndered literally It means "kettie
of harlue , " 'orquato Tasso In Englsh Is ,
"chained , " Dante "a "
terrier deerahchmi 010-
'vanni 10ccaccio Is equivalent to "Jack the I
Braggart : " Urlmanto ( the tamauq orehl-
tecl ) , as far as hIs name goes , was nothlns
more than "a whining \IP. " and Max Pie-
coloimmini . the hero of Sctmilier'im " \Valierm-
stein " Is E'nQn'lous with "Max , the
Dwarf , "
Magazines received :
'fHE INTEI1IOII. McCormick & Gray , Chi-
cago.
Tim PAHEN'S' JOURNAL 930 Broadway ,
Toledo . O.
L\IES hOME COMPANiON . Mast , Crow-
eli & Krllpatrlck , Springfield . O.
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Leonard
Scot Ilblcnton Company , New York.
WOMAN'S PROGRESS. Woman's Prcgreu
Company , 1009 Walnut Sireet. PhIladelphIa .
WgSTMINSTlm IIEVI EW . Leonard
Scot Puhlcaton Company New York.
THE DIETETIC AND hYGIENIC GAZETTE.
The Gazette I'ublishming Campa , New
Yorle.
m.UlJ AND aHA Y. The Current Iublshlng
COl pan , l'lml lamielphmia .
TIm FOIITNIGI1TIX I IE\IW. Leonard
Scot Publication Comnpany New York
nO.\NE OWL. Doane College , Crete Neb ,
P0El'-LO1Il. . P't--Lore ( Com\ny , 190 Sum-
met Street , lulon ( ,
nONAHOl'S : MAGAZiNE . Donahoe's ! aga.
zno ! Company , Boston .
1:111 Ihlllr .lrllr.
r1.OIN. 1. .lan. 2sV--hhitTTnttpimhl . ; sales ,
-lrTTl n-DII lair
6.n I' ' , II 2Ue \ lSC ) lbs. II 2cj ; total ufcr-
Ings . 43.1(0 lb. ,
DEPRhCATES TIlE _ SNT1IENT
TIESETDINT
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ton of Re1gion in th gislntue ,
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Open 1.,101 Inquiring , Why Cittlmllc . Sioull
no h'AUIClt from tho'l'loor or tie
Itotm.e-t'rocceiiln * bi time
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LINCOLN , Neb. . Jan. 8.-Speclal ( Tele-
grnm.-L. ) S. Chuck , a prOminent member of
the State Federation of Labor , today 1mb-
lshes the following open let r :
LINCOLN Jan. 2S.-lly what right Is the
for of the legislature or Nebraska used
10 Insult tint feelings of Homan Catholics ?
\ ' Insul rlaton cun the feelings of lumen hostile -
tile to the Catholcs have wih the iegls-
lal\'e tle functions of n great state . which
prtects her citizens C'om such slanllers
hy the bill of rights 'i'hie Nebraska plpmle
Is to frequent these darts on the legIslative
floors of the lnltel < "tnts not to melH
leers I1sslng ilotice . I don't fear leu
10tet.
tuinde crazy by religious hntrlll , but 1 Iln
\ate ) the public recognition of their
IC recogniton
hlsanl ) . . Let ( \I be 10 more of it.
The sUbject recrrell to by Mr. Chuck Is I
the memor al read In the house last Timurs-
day , from A , H. Gale anti J. H. Davenport I
of Newport , Neb. In this memorial Ne :
raska's congressional delegaton Is asked to
work to the end of having Mgr , StoJ re-
moved beyond the shores of the UnIted
States. The memorial was referred to the
com\ltee on resolutons anti will not likely
bo reported favorably by that committee.
UUSI : OI'ItS 'nl WlI.t IUUSIU.
\vont'wD NOW 118 IccclVl1 and SC\
"rat lll Onci Comijitloreil .
LINCOLN . Jan. 2S.-Slleclal.-AIIJourn- ( )
ment over Saturday ( anti Sunday appeared 10
have exerted a depressing . Infuence , and
business was slaw. Twent-two new bills
were Introduced. .
Tlmmo IntrOlucell an arbitration hIlt. I
Is house roll No. 364 , antI provides that whemi-
ever I strike arises , or differences between
emplo'ers amid eml110ye5 , an appeal shall be
had to the judge of the \earest district
court The jUllge Is luthorlzel to en1anel
seven jurors , who shall try thc case as In
any other equity trial , and render 1 verdict
Any violation of the terms of this verdict
Is to ho constrnel1 lS contempt or court , and
punished accordingly by fine or Imprison-
ment.
Dy joint resolutIon Davies submited two
omcudments to the constitution ' relatng to
snpreme judgzs. house roll No. 3r2 provides
that the supreme court shall consist of five
judges , two to be elected at the nnnual elec.
ton of 1S96 one of whom shall hold ofce
one year and the other two , and that one
judge shall be annual ) ' elected thereafter.
The companion resolutIon . house roil No.
353 , provides that the salaries of said jUdges
shall he not less than ,1.000 nor mare than
$ , OOO Iler annum , anti tat the salaries of
district judges shall be not less than $3,000
nor more than $3 , OO.
A bill designed far the Promotion of Irri-
gaton Is that of Alan , house roll No. 265.
It provides that : counties can vote bonds In
an amount not less than $ , OOO nor mndre
than $25.000 for time purpose of sinking
artesian wells. U1' a prj\lslon af the bill
.
I Is made lawful for the 'ount ) commission-
ers to lease the water so obtained , the purpose -
pose of the bill being to develop the water
supply of the country for . the benefit or agri-
culture.
Lamborn has a bill irin.ted . . house roil No.
2H , for the creation unit maintenance of a
State Board of Charites aud Corrections.
The principal provision Is that the ga\'ernor
shall be authorlzell ( to ppont ! four commissioners -
shal
missioners not more th:1 two I representng
.
one political part , and itot more than one
from any one religious denominaton , two of
which commissioners sh\U ! bo ! women , vtmo .
with tIm governor and s chancellor of the
State university , shah bo 1jC ) own aim the State
Board of Charities and ' Corections. These
commissioners are to recelv no compensa-
tlon but expenses. . ' V ,
ton the line of rcduclng fee ' officers to sal-
nrlell servants of the publC Icketts his a
bill printed house roll No. 215 . which pro-
vides that every county judge clerIc , sheriff
and treasurer whose fees shah exceed In the
aggregate $1,100 each for judge and clerk
and $2.000 each for sheriff and treasurer , per
annum shah pay all excess Into the treas-
)
ury. There Is on exemptan far counties
having over 25,000 Inhabitants. the pro-
vision being that the treasurer shah receive
$3.000 and shol bo furnished assistants by
the county commissioners. The sherlf shah
receive $2.500 , county clerks the same and
county judges $2,000.
ROUTINE WORK OF TiE SESSION.
Introduction of bills and first reading of
the same was found to be the regular order
of business by the speaker when the house
assembled this afternoon at 2 o'clocle.
The chairman of the commltce emi engrossed -
grossed and enrolled bills reported that
house roll Na. 13 had been sent to tIme governor -
ernor for his signature. This Is the bill
signed Saturday by Governor Halcomb , and ,
as amended by the senate , provides for the
appropriation Ii $50.000 for relief.
Following bills on second reading the gov-
ernor's private secretary appeared and nn-
nounced that the governor had signed house
nounce rol . 13. to aid drouth sufferers . and
house roll No. 71. to pay employee anti mem-
bers.
bers.On motion of Harrison the house went Into
committee ot lie whale to consider bills on
general file. Time substtute for nrad"s sectS
grain note bill had the first cal , but there
rapidly developed a strong oppositIon to the
substitute . and a , frle\1ne3s for the original
bill . as prepared by Brady. The later pre
video that a man borrowing money lmIer
Its provisions mortgages time crop when I Is
In the ground j the substitute empowers him
to execute a mortgage on a crop' not yet
sown The bill was recommended for IJaSs-
age.
age.House roll No. 105. by Burns af Lancaster
the next In limie . provides that the Board of
Educational Lands and Funds Hhal cause
all the penltenlary lands to be offered for
lease or sale. . In speaking of time recom-
mellatan of time commlteo to ) ass this
bill . Mr . Burns said that the bill was intro.
dueel ut the request of the Doard of Publc
Lands anti lltmiidimmgs. In commitee ( of the
whole It was amended to pay all moneys
recelvell Into time ellucatoual und of the
stole , amid the amendment prevaiietl . The
committee reported time bill back with rec-
olmnendatan ( that It ) ass.
House roll No 101. by Chapman , provlll-
hug for tie pnyment for public iantis was
recommended to paEs.
A bi for the relet of Rebecca Perkins
house roll No. 60. b ) higgins , was laid over
for futnro consideration . Time amount of
relief asked for was $15.84. as provided In
the bill. for money overpaid on rental of hub-
lie land .
TIme next bill conshlered was a meaHuro to
Increase the lumber of .Ieglslotors required
to snumlt on amendment to jho constitution .
and decrease the number or \'oles required tl (
carry un ammiendmmien r ji' 1 ' house roll No.
89 , hyaup. . I Is a Joint' resolution , and
provides a8 amicnmletl , tlat two-thirds of the
members of the legislature .moy submit an
anientinient . anti If a mqjorl\y \ of these Yot-
Ing for Itat a general ele toll are In favor It
shal bo declared carripd : Time law IOW
provIdes that three.frh elf the leglslnture
shal submi and a mmiajoiit of nil time votes
cost mnst be In favor before the amendment
Is carried The original bill . as printed
read three.ffths , as at preiment Ilro\'lded In
the constitution . ireb
SHUT OFF A PRINTING STEAL.
An anImated discussion sprung up over a
provision Ihat ( the publlcioii of the amendment -
mont II newspapers be far three ( months
vrior to election . DumB ' of' ' DOdge amended
by making the
publcalo\ four weeks
Chapman sall that the mot ? n came with a
poor grace from a member of I county dele-
gaton that asked from thin legIslature $500.-
000 annuaily . Howard supported the amend-
fluent for , as he said although a printer he
was In favor of economy Speaker Ichanl1
said that he didot own 1 newspaper ,
\elher was ho asking for appropriatons ,
comisequently he could speak without prejudice -
dice He was In favol' of the arnentinuent
antI following this It \\as carried The bi
was recommendel1 to pass .
House roil No 84 , by Jenneis . providing
for the branllng of all Ilrlson mode goods ,
found a host o trlentis As stated In the
hill , ( hey shall be conspicuously slamped
"manufactured In the Nebraska state
prison " I was recommcnded to pas wlttm-
out amendmen t.
At this juncture the conlnilee of the
whole arose and reponell. ! ilummger asked
that a list of the next bll to b3 considered
In committee bo read by the clerk Here
responded lS folows : house rails NOR. 13.
77. 233 , 183. 199. 1. 210 , 40. li2 , 41 , l8 antS
2i7 , In their orller. The house then ad
journ < until 10 a. m. tomorro
2'miS' IUI IN Tll ! . : ATJ .
: "JeRRon In limo Chair TII Up tIme Comll
ten of time " 'holl.
LINCOLN , Jan. 2S.-Speclal.-I ( ) lacked
but a few minutes of 4 o'clock thl8 afternoon
when the senate hall approved the journal of
Saturday's proceedings and ! Quare\ itself for
the regular work of the session . I took just
ten mlltes ! to read a few petitions asking the
legislature ( to prevent the IndiscrimInate sale
of oleomargarIne and other products In imhta-
tOI ( of butter , read the few new bills anti
refer those on second rending to appropriate
comumnlttees.
Then time senate Intlulge.1 In a nal1. The
order of busness ; hall been finished nnl1 the
lieutenant governor naked for the ( further
rlesule of time senate. Most of the repub-
Ican senators drifted out Into the corridors.
After ten ( or fifteen minutes the populIst sen-
ators endeavored to brlnl about nn atljoumrmi-
menl , hut the few republicans present awoke ,
defeated the motion to Idjour anti went
Into commitee of time whole to consider bison
emi general file . wIth Mclesson In the cimir
The frt bi ) taken imp was senate file No 25 ,
IntroJuct1 by Dale , pra\'hlnJ that ( all state
warrants shah In the future draw but S ) er
cent immterest The comma on revenue and
taxation recommended that time rate be made
6 her cent.
The chairman held that tIme only bill to
b considered br time commitee ( ( was the bill
as It hind been amended by the commuittee.
Ho based hIs rulng on the ground that the
committee on revenue amid taxaten had ccc-
onlnendell the ( bill for passage with Itoln (
amendments. The senate hamS atiopteti the re-
port of the commitee , anti thus agrelJ ! to
the proposed amneritimnemits. Therefare the
only bill that conh be considered In committee -
tee of the whole was time amendell bil. : The
commileo agreed to ( rcport tie huh back to
the senate with the recommendaton that ( I
do 111SS , and It rose after coming to the agree.
mlnt without considering the eneral file
, fe
fuirthier The senate then adjourned.
Look to your health , Alumni baking pow-
tIers destroy It. Dr. Price's Is absolutely
) ) Ule , e
l'll.l.ll..lll 11 . t it . \ l'O.TI'OSIH' .
CIROIRlnll Iho Icu ChlrJod wlh Itltn !
Scnt Iu t U\'r.
O'NEiLL , Neb. , Jan. 28.-Speclal ( Teie-
gram.-The ) hearing of Iullhan amid Elliott ,
which was se ! for today , was iuosiommeti ( until
! o'ciock tomorrow mmmorning . at the tmo ( set
for the ( hearing , which was 1 o'clock this
aftermioomi . A large crowll hall assembled In
the ( court room who wished to hear time evl-
denco In the ase. But they were doomed to
dlsoppolntnwnt , for as soon as the judge had
ascended his position and the case called up
time attorneys for the ) rcsecuton asked for a
contnulnce untIl 9 o'clocle tomorrow morn-
Ing. The alore1's for time Ilerense Igrced
to the coninuiminco ( anti It was granted. Immediately -
mediately after odjourluent nine deputes
were dispatched to time north country to
summon wlnessts to bo present at the ex-
aminaton tomorro'mcriling. . Del Akin who
has heen out In the countr tlnce Saturday ,
returned this evenimug. He was out looking
U ) additonal evidence , hut what It Is or If
he got an'thlng defnite cannot be learned.
COJ.olmu CAU.1Y.'IBlIGl'
.JCSIO 1'Iowdeu Stabbed to ICRth b1 Jese
\1 iia 11 lt Crawsorim.
CRAWFORD . Neb. , Jau. 28.-Speclal ( Tele- ,
grnmn.-Jesse ) Ilowden was stabbed by Jesse 1
WII.ms In a negro dive In this cay Satur-
day night In a quarrel over a white prostitute -
tuto named Jennie Pimilhlps. Plawden has
Phll\s.
been off emi n furlough. He and Wilams be-
long to the Ninth United States cavalry , sta-
, ton j at Fort nOblnsO , a few mies west of
i this place. WIlams went Into I room where
Ilowlleu and Jennlo PhillIps were and began
talking , when some words passed between
Plowden and time woman , and Piowden rush-
hug up clnched Williams.
DurIng time fght Ilowden was stabbed In
the abdomen. They were parted Williams
returning 10 the p\st und Plowden complainIng -
lag that be had been cut. This morning
Ilowlen died and Sheriff Bartlett at once
went to ForI Robinson and tool Williams
Into custody. WillIams bears a very exemplary -
emplary reputation , this being the first
trouble he has ever been 1mm. Both are col-
ored A special train conveying Coroner J.
V. Way , County Attorney Eckies Sheriff
Parker County Attorney Clark and The
nee reprcsentatve left Chadron at 2 p. m.
Upon arriving at Crawford a coroner's jury
was secured , which found that Plowden came
to his death nt the hands of WIlliams In
self-defense.
Many citizens other than those subpoenaed
left here for ' Chalron tonight to witness the
imrehlniinary herlng of A. Mom'rison
prelminary : lol''lson. charged
wilm ( the killing of A. V. I-harris. The excitement -
citement here has almost entirely subsided
regarding the shootimmg.
CrltI"lt by a Circular Snv. ,
WATFI1LOO Neb. , Jamm 28.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-C ) H. Ihinclcley . who Is running a
saw mi on J. A. Crelghton's farm jnst north
of town , met with a serious accident today
which may end In the los of his left arm.
Whie attending to the mi the wInd blew
his overcoat around so that ( It caught emi the
saw . which pulell him down , and In tryIng to
save hlmseI ho threw his left arm across the
saw , which cut away n great portan of the
muscles , as veil as a portion of the bone.
He was brought to town , where medical at-
tenton was given him. Hlncleley Is resting
easy this evening and the doctor bas some
hope of savIng his arm.
OsccoImm'm4 Chlrlty Concert.
OSCEOLA Neb. , Jon. 28.-Speelal ( Tele-
gram-At ) the Ionson opera house Satur-
lay nIght the charity concert given by the
musicians of tile town for the benefit of the
poor occurred. I was n very cold night , but
the opera house was well fled , and the ro-
celpts were $56.65. ! r. Monson donated time
usa of his opera house , the newspaper menthe
time 11rlntng , the committee . consistng of
! essrs. 1lng. Henderson and Heald their
( hue , and they wOl'kedc beavers to make
It a success so that all the money received
will be used for the worthy poor of lie
town , . S I
" ' 01.101 nt Vcat on. ,
WESTON , Neb. . Jan 28.-Speclal ( Tele
gram.-At ) the Cltholc ( church today oc-
currcl time marriage of Miss Tonic Peterzelka
to James \Verta a prominent merchant of this
piece Time cerelony was solemnized by
Fattier I Riqlmu : . Abont 300 partook of time wedding -
ding feast Music for time occasion was furnished -
nished by the Weston band
SIUlld'HI , C'IIrl'llr ' A rroloc.
OnAND ISLAND , Jan 28.-Sp ( clal-Tjvo )
suspicious characters were tallen In by ol-
cers yesterday and senlenced ta ten lays In
the county jaIl. They gave their names as
Jeff Wise and James Logan and are suspected
of having stolen two overcoats from the of-
flee of A. M. Berry . mayor af I"alrbur ,
Imperial I.h'crt Barn Unrlo.I ,
IMPRIIAi4 ( . Neb , Jan , 28.-Speciai ( Tele-
gram.-'hls ) evening the large livery barn
of Young & Oroshach was burntl , wih
eleven head of imorses one cow . nil the bug-
gies and harness amid about five ( aims of hay ,
nolhlnl ( Lelng savell Loss about $2.000 ,
with $400 Insurance on the building.
Oxfor.l lhcr1 fll : ol"n.
OXI"OW. Neb. . Jan , 28.-Special- ( )
George Aibauglm a negro stole a buggy and
two horses from a local livery stable today
A reward has been offered far his tmimprehmemm-
slon.
TO WIVES
We Offer I Remedy Which , Used a
Vlreted. Insure Safcty to Lie
01 Mother and Chid ,
"MOTHERS' FRIEND"
Rob. uluemeul of II Path . Horor And
Itisie a8 many tesulfy .
. rry wife wed only two bottles. She
wla eashy and cluickly relevedj ; i9 DOW
dolug splendldly-
J. S. MouTon , larlow , N , O.
Snt by upreu or 0&1 , on receipt or price ,
, ITO jc' f U ' . jmg ! tr Drushstl. hook
IUDrlELD flmeottr.ATon . C. . Atlanta . Gia. !
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RELICS OF ? MOSIIER'SYOIU ' \ {
Executor or the Estate t or the WreoKor's
rnthcr - iu-LAw in Oourt
WOULD LKE TO RECOVER MONEY LOANED
JamfA Inrrl7 , " ' 10 81"1.1 thus ' 1tnrlnton
'n.senger Trln from Craahtl ! Into
a Burning liridge , ( liven "
l'rruuUI111'osllon. ,
LINCOLN , Jan , 28.-(5pcclal ( Tclcram.- )
In district court today tire executors of the
estate of llemmry Mansfehl , fnther-In.lnw or
C. W Masher , put In a claim for a part of
the I'armers anti Merchants Insurance corn-
pans stock , formerly owned by the batik
wrecker A great deal of litigation has
arisen over the ownership of this stock.
Last month Judge hall gave the holders of
the Gas compon"s stock a chance to get It
ont of the reach of the depositors 111 crell
Itors of Masher anti Outcalt. Time executpra
claim ( hint Mosimer beiami borrowimig mmiomiey
of lila father-mm-mw In SSSS , amid got $10,000.
As security ho transferred iii binmik $ iG,000
vorthm of lmmstiraiico stock to ? tlnmisfieltl.
Mealier finally ummloadeti notes'of Diii ior-
gami for $5,000 amid W , W. Marsh for $7,100 ,
dH final sectmrlty , after a nummmiber of changes ,
ho gave Mamusfieltl 250 aimares of Insumrnmice
stock , face rabin $25,000. TIme executors
demmy ( lie claima of ( lie receiver to tIme stock ,
amid ask time court to decree the stock to
be sold lunar to time lion , antlmtu proceeds
to be haiti to thoimi for ( tie estate. imiterost
amid all vill ntnoutmt to niore than $25,000 ,
SAVED TIlE FLYER.
James Garrity , a laborIng mamm , savetl
Burlington train No. 2 frommi a wreck yes-
tertiay. lie was walking time track amid
passed Iemmton at 1 :20 : p. mmi , , goimmg towau'tl
tIme britlge , wlmiciu is a tulle mmmiii a unit away.
Arrivcl there lie foummul ( Ito bridge burnlmig ,
antI hew buck to the station just iii ( hue ( o
varmm ttuo tm'aimu hmamitis of No. 2 at Crete of
their damiger. A mnoummemit later the liassen.
ger uvoumld liavo boomi wiiirieti onward to
fiestructiomi. Ttmo conupany gave him a per-
mamment position on time roati as a rowarti
for his heroism in rumtmmuimmg back to time sta
( iou amid failing exhausted itt the ulcer of
tIme telegraph otlico.
Time county conimnisslomiera muiet today amuil
isaumeul a proclamatIon for amm election to be
held April 2 to vote upomm a propositiomi to
issue $90,000 iii bonds to builtl a uleuv jail.
Time bomids are to be fem $1,000 each , dated
July 1 , 1895 , to mu thirty eam's , at an aim-
nuah interest hot to exceed 4 Iter cent.
aiijs ITS E1)irolt.
Douglas Enterprise l'ubih.hmcr Leaves for
Neiv Fields on 'ory Short .Notle.
NEBRASKA CITY , Jami , 8.-Speciai.- ( )
Time Douglas Enterprise , published at Dotmg-
ias , this county , is minus Its etiltor. Frank
Cimilds baa published the paper for coma
timne , bumt hue Is muow missing , Several other
timings are missimig. Among timem , funds of
tIme Modern Woodmnen , anti city and various
sums of money , advanced emi worthless
checks. Ills father agrees to make all
good , Childs left hIs wife anti child. ho
was prominent In populist circles at ono
timno , behmmg a badly defeated candidate for
courmty attorney.
TIme saloon of Ciiristlami Sciiomerus was at-
tachmetl this aftermmoon by tIme Nebraska City
National bank on a claim for $150.
There were twenty-five athiitlomus on pro-
-
batiosm to the First Methomlist church yesterday -
day , the result of a two uveeka revival meet.
Ing conducteti by the pastor , 11ev. II. C.
Harman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole loft yesterday
for Laraniio , Wyo.
William J. Davis of New Mexico , and Miss
Mary Ii. Shepherd of this county , were mar-
ned .
today. _ _ _ _ _ _
ItEtt ) TO I5ltIit1 ( GiOUD ,
Smith Sorghmum Commipamly of Ilastlugs Will
Invest hIomvIty ,
HASTINGS , Jan , 28.-Special ( Telegram.- )
Time Smith Sorghmurn company today ac-
cepteti the proposition made by the citizens
of Hastings , and will commence to erect
their factory on February 1. They have
leased 1,700 acres of land for five years , amid
will employ from 100 to 110 hands.
135(1 l'iihmt of ii Fromitler Coimmmty Faintly ,
INDIANOLA , Nob. , Jan , 28.-Spociai Tele-
gramn.-A ) Mr. Snuitim , who resides north of
lloxeider postofilce in Frontier county , died
Thursmlay from what was supposed to be
lung fever. Investigation revealed time fact
( hint it was starvation. Wimema neighbors
called they found no provisions , mior scarcely
any clothing. A wile anti two small chill-
dren were founti In a pitIful condition ,
h'mitls City Forger lumsano.
FALLS CITY , Nob. , Jan. 28.-Special.- ( )
A. U. CollIns , tue agent of tIme Equitable
Insurance company of this city , who forged
two notes for $100 , Is now said to be insane.
One note for $100 bears ( lie name of Jerome
B. Wiitse , a well-to-do farmer in this vi-
cinity. Thia note was accepted as collateral
Children Cry foi
PItcher's Castoria. .
Children Cry fo
Iitcher's Castoia.
Children CrW' '
Pitcher's Castoria.
last May by Prank Iiinon , Thin other note
for $00 bears ( lie name at Johmt Dowty Mid
aa sold to time liieimnrdson Cotmnty bank ,
Thmi forgery did not comae to light until Jan-
umary 5 , and a hearing was set for ( bc foi-
iowimig Tumestlay , but on account of ( ho Ill-
muess of C'oliimuu amiti lila wife It was contInued
until h'ridny anti agalmi postponed until last
week , when hue was ntijumtigeti insane by the
Insanity boat-tI , Collins was secretary for
time hhlmmton Park Chmatmatmqtmmt ( nuuti vas imelti
in high estoent in ( his city , Tlm fatally I.
110w 1mm uiestittito etrcumnstnmmccs , lie will be
sent to time asyitmtn as soon as room can be
fliatle for him ,
( hrnl iaiatmuh t'yt Imliumi Officer. .
UILANI ) ISLAN1) , Jan. 28.-Special- ( )
TIme following oiflcers were Installed In
Nystiun bilge No , 46 , lnigimts of i'ytimias :
.1. Lime Snhmerianl ( , chmammeehior cotnnuaniler ;
I , , I. . Moore , ice clmamiceiior A. Pegan , prelate -
lateV. ; . F. Jacobsemm , minister at at-ala : C. Ii.
Memmcic , keeper of ct-earths amid seal nutS
mumastem' of flmmnmiee : Joimmi Alexamider , master
of cxeimeqtmer ; N. W , Thompson , immmier guam-ti ;
\v , J. Oxeniberry , outer gumarti. Tile iotlgo I.
Imi a 'er' itrosiemomms cummtliiomt , hmaviiig imil.
tiateti sonic foumrtecmi imuemuibers in ( ho vast
mmiommim ( , arid whim ( elm apimlications ohm hiatuS ,
Suitideim hpiit Ii of fl. t , Fouler.
NOhtTii BENI ) , Nelm. , Jamu , 28.-Speclal- ( )
v. IC. Fouuier , tame of time inmost imighmiy re-
aPecteti citizens of timi place , diemi ibis muorn-
mug sumiilemiiy of 'meart fmiiltmre , lie awoke ,
called hmi daumghicr , saying ime hiatt such a
good sleep , nimmi was dead Iii live mmminumes ,
I I a ' .1 I mm g'm ( ' , mLm mmci I n.m ii , t t'it i mm to .1. V
hASTiNGS , Jan. 28.-Spccial ( Telegram- )
Time mayor appoimiteti ex.tmtyor htittcmmhmouso
to act mmmi cotiticiimmmnti from ( lie Secotmd wnri
to fill time vacancy mmmade by tIme removal of
J. E. lit-ace. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I ) icti Irolmm mm lou , a f .t nrmhmlne ,
0111) , Neb. , Jiimi , 2S-Speclni ( Teiegramn.- )
Frank Brace , son of S. C. lit-ace , a vrommuimtent
farmer of this eoummty , died frommu aim overdose
of mmiorpimimie Saurtlny. (
$3O.OO for a dea.
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This is the biggest price ever offered for a
acim ( line or heading for an ntivertiscnmient ,
hiaytien hIres. will give a choice of several
first class nianos wortim $300.00 each for time
tme.iti line adopted imtmtl in adtiition viii gIve
orders on their mnumsiti ulep.urtment for $50.00
vortlm of mnushe for ( Ito mmext five best Ideas ,
accordIng to maccit.
To secure amm absolutely immipartlni decision
applicants are requiesteti to sign In nunmber
only amid to mmmli correspontiing mmtmmmmber with
name amid atitiress to 'l'imo lice oiflc , where it
will remmmnimi until after time awmmrti is imimitie ,
'l'ime right is reserved to use any head line
once.
Time following are the facts ( e be atSver-
( ised : hlaymlen hires. of Omaha are ( lie only
firm In time world simowiumg a comnimhee ( line of
the instruments nunnufacflmretl by ( ho five
miiost renowned pIano mnaleers on eartim , hay-
tien Sires. are not tied up with red tape restrictions -
tions hike regular seilhmmg agents , ( nit are free
to mmiake time lowest prices ever iieord of.
hayden Bros. put specIal streess on time
Steinway and \oso pianos because they have
a larger iine In stock anti camm buy ( lit-ui
ciueaper titan any other muiakea of eqtmal repu-
( ation. Do not be misicti by tiny one claiming -
ing time solo agency. hayden hhros. hmavtm
timemn direct frommi time factory as well as
from the Max Meyer & Bra. Co. stock , Music
trade vaiiers are saying pianos cannot be oht1
in a tlcp.urtment store , but. semmaible people
wtto do not. care to be hmootiuu'inieeul by silly
frills are not. so notional and the brat. pt-oat
of ( his ha that hayden hires. olmi more
piamios , organs and mt-musical Immsruments in
one week than any five tousle stores uvest of
Chicago have sold in six months , Time mnusia
trade papers say thus Innovation will be
watched withi unusual interest and Iiaytien
Sicos. propose to keep timemn guessing.
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s. E. C. WIT'D STEflVE ASID M1V'I2ZLTUEU
is sold imnder poiltivo written comirantee , by.
numtiiorizd mment , , only , to cure \Vtuk Momor ;
14055 of Brain and Nerve l'osvsr : Lost Mamuiiootl'
q uieknose : Ngtit Losses ; I'ml Imcnnm , : Lack o
( .onfitinnco ; Nervotismuc'ss ; Lasattuide ; all Iraimm , ;
Loss of Power of thmo GanerntivoOrczmnn tim either
sex , caused iyovor.oxertlomm , Youttmttml Errors , or
Excescve lJo of Tobacco , OpIum or Lmqmmer ,
which leads to Misery , Conmummmptioo , Insanit
anti Deatiu B rnaiiI a btmx ; six fcr 5wlt
written goarahmtoo to cnro or refuniti money. Weit's
Lists Pills core Sick Headache. Ihihmoumm.nes ,
Liver Complaint , Humr ttnmaeh Dyspepsia amid
' .cmiatipatiuu. ( IUAIIANTEIt13 Issuedonlyby
Goodman Drug Co. Omihi. '
'E'L' IAtIE ALliAUOUTCIIANIIINU
II UI I MU U tmio F'eatuires nutl Itemnov- -
lag tilemI.Iiosin IfO p. book for a stamp. S
, John JI. lVudtuir3' , 127 SV. 424 St. , N. 1' . '
inventor of Wuodbimry'a Facial bose. , " V
GEO. P. SANFORD , A. W. rUEKMAN ,
President. Cashier.
First National Bank
of COUNCIL BLUFF,3 , Iowa.
Capital , - - $100,000
l'zof'its , . - - 12,000
On of time oldest banks In time state of Iowa ,
We solicit your bumstneaa anti coltecttons , We
pay 0 per cent on time deposIts. We will be
pleased to see end servo i'ou.
Special Nolicos-Council illuffs
chhm.lNnyu CLuANED : VAUL.TJ5 L'LIIANLiD , .
ii Ilurko. at % V , S. llomner' . , 515 Uroadway , V
LAhWh PISIVATIVi IIAItN FOR htSNT NSAR
court lmtusc. , Apply at lice office , Counmcii imlug. .
FOR hitNT , IitJITfi OF FUICNISIIISD ISOOM $
for housekeeping. 72.3 M'nstur street ,
DfflNIY Insurance
1 _ i1A..LL :
Company
BROOKLYN , N. Y. V
STATEMENT , JANUARY 1 , 1895 ,
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ASSETS :
Caehin3ankanndOfflco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , $ 522314,57
United States Bonds , NowYork City Bonds ,
Bank , Railroad and other Stocka and Bonds , Marloot Vrtluo 8 ' 78 ' ° ' 305 00
] londsandMortgageu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . io.oooo
IntoroetaudRontsduoanclaccrued . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 15,205,88
Premiums in course of collection ( Not ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sO5a2O,4a ,
Roal.lZatatoMarkot.Valuo ( ) , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , 31)0,000.00 )
$5,360,275.93
LIABILITIES :
C ashCap'ital , $1,000,000,00 ,
Itesorvo Fund forUnoarnodPromiuma , , . , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 3O27,30ioo
Reserve for Unpaid Losaoa and all other Claline . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310,523.45
Net Surplus. . . . , . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .
$5,350,275.93
NJ3W YOIUC OFFICE , 47 CEDAR STREET.
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