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r TIlE OMAHA DAILY BEE .
COUNCL BLUFFS .
OFFICE , - - NO 12 VEAflL STJ1I1T.
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Delnred by cnrler to any pnrt ot the city .
U. W. TILTON , Leuee. ,
' , - : omce , No. 43 : nIght '
'EIRt10NES-luaneu , 2
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F Oranll , Council t3Iuff - . E. F. Clark , prop.
MaYI Real Estate ngeney , 63 ! Uroawa7 :
'I Council No. 3 , 1)cgrce ) or Pocahontas , will
meet this evening In their hal , 103 Pearl
rtreet.
Sevpral CISPS n nllst the Nonpareil were
tried In thp .lstrlct court yesterday anl
gubmitted.
O. I ) . SchI111 and Franca A. Turpin ,
both or Omnha , were mnrrled by Justice
Walker yesterday. ,
Douglas O. HusDel and Mary E. Scott . .
both of South Omaha , -ere married ycster.
day by Justice Cool .
harmony chapter No. 25 , Order or Eastern
Star , will hell their regular monthly meet.
InK this evening Masonic ball .
Mrs. J. n. dmunllson will entertain her
lady friends nl u reception next Tuesday
afternoon at her home on 1 lth avenue
. negular meeting of the Retail nutchers'
Protective association Thursday evening at 8
o'clock al their hal over Uuncnn's shoe store.
1)r. Barstow wi lecture al the Women's
Christian associaton hospItal tOllay ( from 1
to 12 o. m. . and Dr. Thomas al th same
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hour tomorrow.
Mr. and : r ' . J. n. \tttIg : desire to thank
lho friends who chowell such sympathy and
nllness l at the tIme of their bereavement
< tme
In the los of their son , Clarence.
John Casey n 12-year-ol lall living uea'
- the comer of 1Icneunt street 111 Twelfth
p a\enue. fell Into I halo II the ground and
was badly : hurt nbout the bend and shoulders.
An Omaha clergyman who has been prom-
Inenty connected with charitable work has
recntIy receh'cil seven applications tram
Council Iufs persons who scant to adopt
children .
Comrades or encampment No.8 , Union
Veteran I.eglbl , wi is % omble at the respective -
spectve schools of the district In which they
reside for the observance of "Flng DIY" this
afternoon.
' found containIng $2
John Wnlcr foull a purse
In cash and a $10 check ali let II al the
police staten for nn owner During the day
J. D. Stuart claimed the properly ali Ilrop-
erly ) Identified It.
. ' lives Creston and
J. W. Poleck , who lves near
wears the old soldiers' badge was bound
0er to the United States grand jury yesterday -
day for bootlegging. Ho could not give
bond and was Len I to Jail.
Hev. E.
The memorial sermon delivered by
J. lnbcock lt St. Paul's church January 13
on the death at Mrs. Amelia Doomer has
been put Into printed form and Is being circulated -
culated among the friends at the deceased.
Abe Lincoln post No. 20. Grand Army of
the Hepublc , will meet al Grand Army of
the HOllublc hal this ( Thursday ) afternoon
al 1 o'elock to attend "Flag Day" exercises
at the different schools. A. N. Scrlbner
f post commander.
. , An alarm from box 23 called the fire department -
partment 10 21G Broadway last evening
shortly after 8 o'clocl A fire had just started
In the cellar of a hardware store kept by n
man named Cohn. but It was extinguished
without dilflcuhty . and the damage done did
nol amount 10 more than 50 cents , which was
covered by Insurance. The origin Is unknown -
known
The new motor schedule has shortened the
runnIng tmo from the corner of Pearl and
Broallway In Council Bluffs to the business
center of Omaha by five mlnutcs. Th mnl-
ngemenl claims that the new system has
- I many advantages over the old , and while II
does not suit everyone , they think It swill
, ) . please a larger perceltnge of the citizens
'I than any other that coulll bo devIsed.
; . Charley Wend a larky with a face like
midnight , was caught coming out of Ed
. , Omr i n jr.s hencoop Tuesday night about
1 o'cloclt with a flue fat pullet under each
arm. lie was arrested and brought before
Justice Cool yesterday afternoon. Charley
was compelled to acknowledge that his
actions had not been strictly according 10
' c' Hoylo and was lockell up In the county
jai for thirty duys.
Manager J. G. Lemen of the Christian
Home celebrated his farly-seventh birthday
yesterday , and was the recipient of' many
) . hearty congratulations and numerous tangible
' evidences of good wi from his friends. In
the morning when he arose and came Into
the yard nil of the children of the Home
thronged around him singing nn Improvised
song that was full of tender 6enthnenl and
rejoicing I was a very pretty and touching
tribute In the evenIng nearly 100 of his
friends gathered at the home and spent a
: % Very enjoyable evening.
John Wierneyer who bccnme violently In-
sane a couple of weeks ago , whIle In the
county ! jai awaiting trial for bootlegging .
and swats sent to the state hospital al
Clarinda Is reported by the authoritIes of
that instItutIon to have been feigning insanity -
sanity all along. Deputy United States Mar-
hal Ilweg left yesterdny for Clarinda to
bring ! him back here. Ills motive In making .
ixnprisonnment ' antI ;
bellevo was to escape 'all
belevo
although the commissioners of insanity suspected -
pected that his insanity was nol genuine , II
look the practiced eye of an expert to fix
the mater beyond a doubl.
Mrs. Frank Nnprovenelc ' No.1 , who has
been living In Omaha all the time her ex-
husband has been riding his high horse sod-
denly appeared al the 11 ! shop on Upper
Broadway yesterday afternoon. Nnprovenelt
recognized her before she conic In , all exclaiming -
claiming : "Meln Gott . more drouble , " led
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through the back whulow. Mrs. Nnprovenel ;
No. 2 was left , and II Is reported thaI Mrs.
Nnprovenek No. 1 gave her to understand
thaI she wns still her hushnnd's wife and
Intended 10 maintain her position nl any
cost. I has been SUPl10scd that they had
been divorced but this throws a new lighten
on the situation and makes possible any
number or interesting complications.
We have over $300.000 to loan upon 1m.
proved Iowa farms. Farmers desiring loans
can save money by dealing direct wilI us ,
thereby saving ngent'a commission. We do
$ nol loan on wid land ! . nor In Nebraska
Lutt & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
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J'/llSU..I 1'.Hl.HUl.U'lS.
W. I ) . Ferguson of Shenandoah Is In the
city .
cly.Ted
Ted , the little son of City Attorney lIazlo-
ton , Is Ill with scarlet fever.
Thomas Seldon of Chicago , representing
the Wabnsh RaIlway cOlllany , was In the
city yesterday.
James C. Davis one or the leading attorneys -
neys of Ieokuk , Is In the city on business I ,
connected With the United States court.
Frank Dennison leaves tomorrow for the
cast on a cocdl purchasing expedition. lie
will be absent about ten lays ( , and when he
returns he Will have some surprises for the
public. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Gearge arId Mnrth Washington will tn.
tertaln theIr friends nt n " 1.lt ! Hatchet
social" thIs evening at the First Presbyterian
church parlors. The Young People's SocIety
of Christian ndeavor will have coarge of the
entertai limnent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
For sale , fixtures and ieas'e City Steam
laundry ; established business ; must be sold
at once. II. W. hinder , receh'er.
AtselIlit.(1 Itobbsry .
Charles Wison , a trlmplsh looking mdi.
vlluul , tried 10 Increase his \lrdrobQ last
evening al the expense of John Tucker , I
freman on the Wabash , who makes his hOIf
at time Mergen Siotel on Lower . Mlin street
Tucker wenl to his ream during the evening
to wrl1 a letter . When he got there hI !
' found that hisls3 aJII clothing had dls.
nppeared. 10 \ ent down stairs anll ( asked
the landlady , Mr& Benedict , I she had been
In his roommi. Finding she had lot , they look
n laml anll went on a lour of In\stgntol ,
finllng'ilson In one of the other rOOl1
whim the valise and Tucker's clothing packed
inside of it. Wilson was turned over to the
police and landed In the city jail. On being
searched the key to 'fucker' room was found
' In his pocket. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Buckwheat cakes , loaf sugar syrup one of
the breakfast dlbu al I'earhcbou ) house , 15c.
' \ Gas heating stoves for rent and for Bale : t
Counci Bluffs Ga company's oflice .
Davll ala drugs , paint and slass cheap
NEWS FROI I COUNCIL BLUFFS
Democrats , loll Their Cty Oonventon and
Make Nominations ,
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KELER'S ' WOlK fOR REFORM REWARDED
Itesecures Rn J Jlorement In tile Shape of
IonomllRlon for tIo'Ofllce of Conn-
clluall-ftt-1.nrge-iLeaL ! of the
licket Taku SOnIC Time.
Counclman.at.l arle..S. S. I\EI,1Fn
lnrk Commnlssloner . . . . . A. C. OHAlAM
School Dlrectors..HOngHT RAIN
. . . 0. A. SCHOEDSACK
A large crowd democrats and others
gathered In the superior court room of the
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county court hse last evening for the city
convention of ! Ilemocrat About 1:0 Ilele.
gates were present .
- W. C. Boyer was chosen temporary chair-
Inn and S. Lobhnrt secretary . The corn-
mlteo on credentials consisted of [ n. S. Hnw-
lings , James Wickham , H. N. Whitesey ,
W. H. Knepher II. Ouren A. icastner J. M.
cnlon , A. Slack , N. O'Urlen , J. 1lrley and
P. D. Burke
A commitee on permanent organization
was , appointed , consisting of J.P. Weaver ,
W. W Cones and W. II. Ware. After a re-
cess or fifteen minutes , during ( which the
commlteo on credentials hall been penned
Ill In an ante rom , Colonel Wilam Hen
Inepher come out of the ante room door
with n look of proud disdain on his [ nce. lie
had met the commitee and the commltce
was partially imie'im. Half of [ the delegation
was ( Ivel a place In the convention . and
" " left
half of the "regular" delegatIon was
out In the cold. The temporary organization
was mRle permanent , and then the nomlnn-
lon of candidate for counclimnan-at-largo was
undertnltcn.
W. H. Ware placed In nomination S. S.
Icler. the presenl Incumbont. lie mend
thaI the nomination bo made unanImous by
acclamation . hut there were loud cries of
"No " Wiiam Groneweg seconded the
nomination. 1. I ) . Burke brought forward
the lame of Charles Gregory and E. T.
Waterman thaI of Victor Jennings. On the
first ballot Keller rcccived 02 votes and was
declared nominated , Gregory receiving IG and
Jennings 22.
William Groneweg nominated A. C. Gra-
ham for park ; conmmnlssioner and uclus
Wels seconded it . On motion of J. J. Shea
lho nomination was made unanimous by ac-
clamo tion.
J. C. DeHaven nomlnatetl Robert Rain ns
candidate for school boartl. P. D. Dlrto !
nominated G. A. Schoedsack. W. Ii. Ware
nominated C. H. Tyler and \Y. II. Knepher
nominated J. K. Cooper. Ed Brooks nom-
mated George S. Dnvls. On the first ballot
Rain was nominated the vote standing ns
follows : RaIn , OG ; SChoedsack , 53 ; Tyler
G5 : Cooper , 13 : Davis , 33. A second ballot
was taken for time other mmmernher and It ri-
suited as follows : SChoedsaclt , Gl : Tyler
&g : Cooper , 3 ; DavIs 8. There was no nom-
ination . and another vote was taken after
J. C. Delaven had malle ( an Impassioned
appeal for time nomination of sOle one out-
side the Fourth wnrd. "Give us Sclmoedsack
or wo'l vote for Del Morgan . " shouted John
: lkesel from the Sixth ward. Davis wih-
drcw. On the next ballot Schoedslck received -
ceived G7 votes and was nominated , Tyler
following ns a close second with G3.
After tIme convention had adjourned the
city central commitee held a meeting and
chose L. Zurmucimlen jr. . ns chairman and
Emmct 'flnley sccretar ) ' .
h'8 U8uKI ) ' Qliet
In most stores during Inventory , but we
hlVO nol experienced I thaI way and attribute -
bute I to the numerous bargains offered In cur
varIous departments which we shah continue
' contnue
ns long ns they Inst.
4G-lnch French erges < and henriettas . were
71c. now 30e. ' !
40-lnch French serges and henriettas . were
60c , now 33c.
All our dollar novelty dress goods reduced
to 50c.
Big reduction In black goods of all grades.
All wool remnants nl n great sacrifice.
CLOAKS.
EVERY GARMENT IN STOCK AT HALF
PRICE.
75c ! and 85c fine cashmere hose , ribbsd and
iIa In , 48c.
&Sc and &Oc English cashmere hose , ribbed
and plain 3 for $1.00.
See values In misses' and children's hose
al17c , 25e. 33c.
SPECIAL PRICES IN LINENS.
Lipton's No. 2 and 3 Ceylon teas hal
price 30c and 25c.
Heady made sheets and pillow cases al less
than the cost of muslin.
$1.00 shrunle wool skirt patterns . 5c ; $1.25 '
and $1.50 quality . 75c.
DG REDUCTION ON ALL GRADES OF
UNDERWEAR.
FOVLER DICK & WALKER .
BOSTON STORE
- Council Bluffs , In.
lSlrp . Mmivlmor'a ileire.
Judge O. S. Keenan of Shenandoah was In
tIme city yesterday mnldng arrangements for
another Inning for the sensaonnl wife-pois-
oning case In which William Mawhor at
Page county was almosl hopelessly entnng1EJ
a couple of , years ago. At the time of her
death , In 1802 , Mrs. Fannie owhor held nn
Insurance policy for $3,000 on her own life In
the Equitable Life Assurance society of the
Unite States. The accusation made against
her husband that ho had been responsible
for her death , his subsequent trial and acquittal -
quittal after n lot of 'rather damaging evidence -
denco had been adduced are familiar to
renders of The Dee. He prcsented the policy
for payment , but the company refused to
honor It , pointing out the fact that the policy
contained a clause which exonerated the company -
pany from all liability where the Insured
committed suicide , whether sane or insane
within one year after being Insured The
policy was Issued October :0 , 1892 , and
Mrs. Mnwhol' died just five days
latel In the compnny's answer
time allegation II made thaI Mrs Mawhor
took her own Iito . so thaI on that theory
the company Is justified In refusing payment.
Thl will make a complete rehearing of the
testmony 1 tie muroer case necessary. Tie
probablty Is that the heirs of Mrs. lawhor
will Intervene In the suit now pending , In
which their father Is plaintiff. The ground
for their claim \ Is that the taking out of the
policy constituted a contract between the
company and Mrs. Mnwhor. They swill allege
that lawhor killed his wife , and In that
way forfeited all right to time mooney . In
sPite of the fact thaI he was named ns bene-
flciary , They will bring forward several decisions -
cl810nl of tIme court In which It has been held I
that although the beneficiary cannot claim
uJler time POi'CY the nlrnct \ I be upheld
and time mooney Illd over to other claimants.
George Washlngton's little hatchel will bo
prominent on the bill of fare nl the socIal
this evening under the auspices of tIme
Young People's Society of Christan Endeavor
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of the Pint l'resb.terlnn church All are invited .
vlted to bo present
iit'klimg oil 1".1 'I'"s.
Time recent chnnce In the law with reference .
once 10 the levying of road tax has given
rise to a complication which was called 10
the attention of the Board of Supervisors
yesterday morning Time old law provided
that time township boards mIght levy a road
lax of nol to exceed 5 mils per annum . and
thaI the county board might levy nnother
of nol te exceed 1 mIll . Al its last Bes-
sian time legislature changed this law by pro.
viding that the township boards might de-
clare a levy of nol more than 4 mis for
real purlJsea , and rendering It obligatory
for time county board to levy another null.
This law , In absence of ammy direct provision ,
Is said to have gone Into elect Jnly I , 1894. ,
lrevloua 10 its passage a number of time '
township bonrds mel and levied road taxes
al the laxllu n rate of 5 mis , under time
old law. When the county board mel last
September the tax of 1 mi was levied under
lhe new law , so thaI In some of the town.
ships there Is a levy of 6 mIlls , 1 mill In
excess of time amount provided for tinder the
neW law. The Chicago , Rock Island & Pa-
clfc , Chicago & Norlhweslern and Chicgo ,
Durlington & Quincy Railway companies have
cOle In wIth a protest against what they
lerm the excessive le\"y. Time maier was
talked over at sOle length and at U a day
by the BuperylsorB yesterday , but the general -
ernl Impresion seemed to be that In spite
of , the apparent excess In taxation the dif-
fcnUy was one which must be settled by the
railway companies and the township boards .
lnce the county bard hnd clearly acted
within the meaning of the slatutes.
Al the meetIng this morning the question
of issuing bonds . of which the board hal
thus far managed to fight shy , will be taken
tip. County Attorney Saunders has advised
time board that It has the right to Issue the
bonds , by virtue of an act passed , by the last
legislature nuthorlzlnc cOlnty boards 10 Issue .
bonds for the payment of debts existing
April I , 1804. The probability Is that this
will setle the matter so far as the boar.1
Is concerned , and the bonds will be issued
Afer the Rloonl 'l.
The mulct law has never been obeyed to
time letter by more than one or two saloon
keepers In the counl ) ' . Ooldsmlth of Neola
and Horsl of A \oca have the honor of being
time only two saloon keepers of Potawntalie
county who hnvR palll their taxes In ad'
vance as required by law The cOlnty hns
doubtless been buncoell out at quite nn
amount by the laity with which the law's
provisions were enforced , from time fact that
In many cases the property against which
the len lies Is not worth one.qlarter or the
amount er the tax. Yesterday time board {
passed the following resolutol touching on
this sUbject :
Wherea . Certain persons engaged In time
saloon blSlnel1 havc failed nml mueglected i
to PY their liquor tax tn a'nnce , to time
Injur and Iletrllent of Persons engaged
11 the same tmslnesl who have Ilschargcl1
the legal oblIgations ; and
\\hcrel"1 The failure to Imay snhl tax In
lvnnco 1M re8ulell In great loss of
revenle to Polnwalamle county ; there'
fore be it
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Resolved That the county trenllrpr
Int county nlorner are hereb onloret to
see that mtIl , I liquor toxel are Pair . ! invariably
In mulvamuce . and the count nlorne ) ' I !
hereby ordered to close mill pInceR of blsl-
ness where lquor Is mold nll taXes are
not pnlll In ndvnncc.
. \1 It Inlr i'rlt' . .
We swill continua te sel all our frales
amid pictures il just hnl price all lhls weelt.
Open every evening II. L. Smith & Co. , 4&
Main street. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" . I. l.ulrlcl'A BOll.
A. L. Jlmdrlcks died last evening nl G:15 :
o'clock al hl3 residence corner Avenue A
and Fifeenth street aged 73 'ears. lie had
bEen swell and strong for several 10nths past ,
and was about the streets Tueadar. Al night
he did not feel particularly well , being unable
to sleep 10 got out of bed and tool some
morphlno pis , I Is supposed thaI he took
an overdose , for when his wife arose In time
mrln ! she could not rome imimmm lie Te-
malne unconscious until 2 o'clocl . when he
; unt
partially revived for n few m1nuteannd recog-
nized his relatives. who understood thaI there
wan but little hope of his recover ) ' .
The teceas was born In Russell coimnty
Vn. , and was married In 18&5 to Miss Martha
M. Fuller. Hc canoe herc In 187. and has
been more or less prominent In political mat-
ter. . , having fuved two terms as justice of
the peace. During time past few years he has
occupIed a high positon In the councis of
the local PCI11ts party. He leaves a wife
and seven children . Robert Thomas , Henry ,
Fuhien . Ira rank and Maynard. Robert .
Ira nnd Frank are residents of Council Bluffs.
Yes the Eagle laundry Is "that good
laundry , " and Is located nt 72 Drondwn
I In doubt nbocl tbls , try I and bo convinced.
Don'l forget name and number. Tel. 157.
I
IluIRrt Clmrjellth ! Ralbnry.
Ever since the robbery of Miss Jennie
Flemlng's house nl 733 First street a few
nights ago the police have been looking for
one S. C. Mutart a young man who had
lodgings In the house un 11 time day befere
time rObbcry. I Is claimed that Mutnrl administered -
ministered chloroform to Miss Fleming and
whie she was unconscious 'he committed
time robbery. He then struck out for some
unknown place and reached there In time
tme
to avoid arrest.
Luncheon served al noon today In the Eise-
man building . by Broadway Methodist Iadie.
Chicken pie dinner from 5:30 : to 8 lstladll'1
cents each. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I
Colonial lunch and costumes First Presby-
terlnn church lonlght. Admission 25 cents
children 1 cents
IIRtrIRo Lommmses. \
The following manage licenses were Is-
sue by the county clerk yesterday :
Name and Address Age.
Gotieb Ekdahlb CouncIl Bluffs. . . . . . . 25
Emma M. Rhydback . Council Bluffs . . . 2J
Ole F. Skodsholm . Council Bluffs. . . . . . 30
Sine Nelson , Council Durs. . . . . . . . . . 2
G. D. Schmidt . Omaha. . . . . : . . . . . . . 24
Frances A. Turpin Omaha. . . . . . . . . . 21
Douglas G. Russell . South Omaha. . . . . 24
Mary E. Scott . South Omaima. . . . . . . . . 2
'Aprons , dustIng caps , etc , for sale In Labor
day booth and fancy work In Christmas
booth , nl "Dazaar of National Holidays . " In
Elscman building , today ( Thursday ) . Broadway -
way Methodist. _ _ _ _ _ _
Ilrlln ! Nonmimmated.
The members of the republican city central
committee mel al the office of Stone & Daw.
son last evening upon cal by Chairman Ard
for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for park commissIoner to fill time vacancy
caused by the resignation of Alexander Woo
After a conference II was decIded 10 nominate
A. C. Harding of the Sixth ward , and thla
acton was unanimously talten.
Neatest drug store. Taylor's Grand botcl.
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PRO.'t.f . 'OU7'1 O.LtJr.i. \ .
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W. N. Babcock Is In Lincoln ' -br '
Jack Flynn Is back from Chicago.
D. Jeter went to Millard yesterday
Mayor Johnston hns gone 10 Lincoln.
John Forbes of the Cudahy company hnn
returned from Missouri.
C. E. Thompson , one of the stacie keepers
nt Swift's , Is quite slcle.
Hudolph Hartz , who has been down with
diplmtimcria , Is convalescent.
Andy Allen's dog that hit Myrtle heath
yesterday has been killed by the police .
The Elite Social league will give a mask
bal tomorrow evening al Dauer's imahl.
John Ellis , one of Council Bluffs' pioneers ,
wns time guest of J. P. Thomsen yesterday
City Treasurer Thomas Hector left yesterday -
day for LIncoln , to look after South Omaha
Interests.
I 14. Desen , Twenty-sixth and Q streets , Is
very ill . and tIme physicians consider his rl-
covery doubtful.
Paul Mestel , who claims 10 be the chnm-
plan middleweight wrester of Germnny , Is
the cuel of Mr. Xandl Bauer.
Mr. W. J. Estes , formerly manager of time
Inlnce stables Omaha , was at time horse
market yesterday looking over time steel '
The council was to have mel yesterday
morling as a board of equalization , but not
enough members showed up to male a
quorum.
The Klng's Daughters will meet nt time
residence of Mrs. L. C. Gibson 'fhnrsdny
afternoon. Ladies are requested to come
prepared 10 sew
The ladles of the First Methodist church
will serve dinner nl the Young Ien's Curia-
tnn association hal , Omaha , next Thursday
for the benefit of the Methodist hosimltal.
There will bo and Marlha .
wi a George Wasim-
Ington rccepton In the parlors of the First
Methodist church Thursdny evening next
Elghleenth century costUmes swill be worn.
Hefreshments will bo served by the ladies .
The U.year-old daughler of Henry Iohl
was Injured yesterday nfernoon by time ac.
cldental discharge of a revolver Quite n
party of chidren were returning from school
when George hunter producell a revolver and
commencell snapping II. J was dlschnrged ,
the bullet entering the lhllh of Miss Kohl
Innlctng a flesh wound , which , though pain.
tui . Is not serious Young Hunter Was not
arrested.
Dan Dugnn , an old timer In police circles
was pIcked lP Tuesday nlghl by Ofcer Cor-
cran amid locked up for drunkenness. When
arraigned ' before Judge Christmann yesterday -
day afternoon Dugal slated thaI ho was
so drunk that he did not remember being
arrested Time judge then quietly remnrked
thaI he would give him something to remem-
her and sent him up for six days on bread
and water ,
Tuesday night thieves stole a horse and
buggy belonging 10 Heed Darel , Thlrly.
thlr and Q streets . Yesterday forenoon ti
her , o returned to Its stable without any har
ness on , and plainly showed thaI he hal
been driven hard. Chie Irennan al once
started on the trail of the thieves ald traced
them to Sarpy Mills. T1re Brennan lost
time trail , but later In the day was notified
thaI the men were near Iapllon , and he
started for thaI place al once . Dotl ICI
have I bard name bere.
. , ,
MAY hAVE - ' ! 1OfE : [ ) DOWN \
Oregon 'aiway and NavJption Oompany' '
Receiver on Thin1cc. , ,
MUOR M'NEILL'S ' DEMA\'DED '
iaR MNEILL'S REMOVAL , [ DEMA'DE
tlccauso of thIs iiotiit , ( , ' ( elnl TO\TRrd the
Union l'mmellic ( 'arUb' ' Ate After iia
Unclal : clllp to Ihp ala
" "
a Trophj
I ,
Back of Major McNeili . receiver or the
Oregon Railway & Navigation company ,
stands the specter of d8atsractlon ! . over his
management of the property which came to
him when eregatl from time Union Pacflc. !
Whie the answer recently fed In Portand
charges Incompetency and dtnands his reo
moval , thee Is a growing feeling In railroad
circles Ihat n new receiver swill bl appointed
In his stead because of his hostile ftlng to
Union Pacific interests . H Is n well known i
focI that he has discriminated against the ,
Union Pacifc on all possible occasone : , nn in-
stalce In point occurring hut last week , when
aim Omaha man desIred to hlp a car cf household -
hold goods to Omah from Portland. He
had to put on the gloves with the general
freight agent 10wn 10 the local agent and
only lhreals of bodily chastsement succeeded
In getting him the nlmber of a Union Pacific
car In whch ! he desired to ship. Alone timne
tme
the dhcrhnlnnton was carried ro far that he
Ihrentenl'l to use another roall entirely rather
III h held up by Major McNelll's represent-
ot\'eJ , and when his car \as set In on the
sils track ! amid IOlng commencel time local
agent was Iletermlnl 10 have the car set
omIt amid the car of another In" " et In to take
his goods Thl' Is only ant "e the many
Instances which are of record whEein the
ofcials of the Oregon Halway & Navlgnton
compan have shown their emmtipatimy to glv-
nnlfmthy
lag the Union Inclfe Its rIghtul proportion
of time haul zmmmd . of course , has a tendency
to rile time Union Pacifc cmcams.
H Is quietly Intmate thnl Major lcNel
Is on very thin Ice and that there Is a pos-
sibiiy thaI he will break through before
he reaches stronger nnd safer rooting.
IiCltU 1' AII , U\W.
-
lila Grande " 'c tlrl I"lly . C "ntm'mo n urea I. !
II " 'o.torl IMlroul : 1'11010' .
CHICAGO . I eb. 20.-H Is now practically
ccrtnln the Rio GranJc Western will not be-
come a member of time Western Trunk LIne
Passenger committee. For the last two days
trcssure has been brought to bear upon II b )
soma of Its Chicago connections , but , theRe
Rio Grande Western refuses to change Its
position. Hs attitude may lead to serious
cOlplentons In the committee and the Union
Pacific may possibly pull out of the commi-
tee In order to protect its interests against
tIme Rio Grande Western. The Northwestern
and the Alton will side wih the Union Pa-
cifc and the Burlnglon and Hock Island
wih the Rio Oran el Wester In case the
mater comes to a fight , and with these four
iig roads by the ears the Western Trnl (
Line committee will be knocked Into nothIng -
lag In short order. The lines are now wnlt-
lag to sec what tile Untpl ! , Pacific wi do , -he
majority of them believing ' . however that I
will retain its membership , 1n the committee.
The formal opening 'f the Santa Fe , Pres-
cott & Phoenix road has been set for Mareh
11. The road runs frdtn Ashmford . on time At-
Inntc & Pacific dlvlsl\n ot the Santa Fe . to
Phoenix , Arlz. . the ntlre : length of the line
being lOG , mnhiea. The 'Santa Fe route has
established trafc reJatof s with time new
rand and will al once 'Issue' tnrlls to Phoenix
via Asimford. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1I I _ _
MISSIUN 1'1tT1tLLY : UCCESSI' [ .
< aId wel Secure -II OIO Signatures h , '
the , \/re'ln'nr , .
ST. LOUSIFeb. 20 : - h\rman \ Cnlwel of
the Western : unk , Lln Passenger committee
return . tf Chicago ' tonight , having party cc-
complshed his mission here. He was In
conferenci the greater part of time day with
General Passenger Le Daume
Agent of the
Cotton Dell In regard to thaI road becoming
a member of the committee , but as Traffic
Manager Dotg Is absent in Texas no of-
cial acton could be taken on time question ,
which will be deferred until his return. Mr.
Le Daume will present the case to Mr. Dodge
and urge his adoption of the agreement on
behalf of the Colon Belt.
General Passenger Agent Darker of the
Missouri , Kansas & Texas , today signed the
Western Trunk Line Passenger committee
agreement . conditioned , hovever. upon certain
concessions to bo made by the Sl Louis
southwester lines. The Missouri PacifIc-
Iron Mountain road has nol ns yet signed
tll agreement but wi do so when tIme lther
lines have subscribe to It.
OrlRnlod lie " 11 " Jotqmmimm ltmthirommci.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 20.-Al n meet-
Ing ot lending San FrancIsco business men
this nCemoen the San Francisco & San
Joaquin Vale ) ' Railroad company was for-
maly orgnnlzed and a board or directors ,
or whom Claus Spreckels will probably be
president was elected. The purpose of
the company Is to build I railroad :50 : miles
In length , extending from San Francisco
southerly to I3aleersfield . Kern county. Tile
proposel route will all but parallel the
Southern pncile lne through the San
Joaquin valley. The capital stock ' of the
company Is to be $6,000.00' ) . or this amount
$ : .2J8o hns been Fubscrlbed and' 10 per
cent of the subscriptions have been paid
In. Claus Sproclels , Wih $5.0. Is the
heavies subscriber.
n"Io War II Tex 'I imrcatenod
FORT WORTh , Tex. , Feb. 20.-A meeting
of general passenger agents of Texas reads
began here todny. The roads represented embrace -
brace all the principal lines In the state I
matters of rates are not settled slashing or
passenger rates Is expected. The Katy re
cently nnnounced a second class rate from
Housten to St. Louis of $21.0 10 take effect
March I. The Texas Pacific then announced
a second chase rate from Dallas and Fort
Worth of $18. I these rates are nol withdrawn -
drawn the nock Island threatens to nnnounce
a furthr cut of $1.60 and then the war will
rage. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Atchlsol 8toekhulden I'ut Up 1.lheral ,
NI W YanK , Feb. 2 . -Al a motng of the
Atchison Protective commitee Chairman
Myers nnnounced thaI the committee has
received In nnswer to their circular liberal
'fnanclnl support from the stoclholders to
enable them to emimploy' expert accountants to
Investgale the books ,1(11 accounts of the
railroad company adJ thll time work will be
proceeded with al on.c ' !
New IRlrolul hi Wymnhl : .
DENVER , Feb. 20T'1Imc ; Colorado , Wyom-
lag & Great Northerl , railroad commmpany . composed -
posed of citizens at : Juncton , Cole .
has placed $3,000,001. qrial and bonds and
will build a broad gugcralroad ! from Grand
Junction to Green 1 .lvqr , Wyo. . 21 miles ,
during this year ,
u "
Ills..url 1'lcllc' 01 c I. I Clml ! !
ST. LOUIS , Feb. ' . b. - A. A. Heard , assls-
tanl general passenej < agent ' of the Missouri
Pacific , has been appoln\ \ general passenger
agent of the Great WUrthiern / Stllship company -
pany and general e sterlt agent of the Great
Northern railway , - ' UI\b \ headquarters nt
Buffalo " m. ' : If
Out on ftI'our ,
Iresldenl Hughlt left l yesterday on a tour
of Inspeton of the Northwester system
and will probably nrllve In Omaha today
and hohl a conference with President
Clark of the Union Vaclflc. Ills trip , II Is
asserted Is without the . least significance.
neMth trout Quick ( 'oumaimnipilomi .
TAIlOR . Ia. , Feb. l 20.-Special.--l'aui ( )
Fleming , only son of Mrs. II. B. Fleming 1 ,
died suddenly of quick consumption , aged 21
years lie was a freshman In Tabor college .
Ills father , for a number of years Pastor of
Malver PresbyterIan church , die about n
year ago of the same diaeaee
! ra. grout ' ( .kln to limo Alylum.
DENVER , I eb. 20.-WillIam E. Scot ,
president of the Scott Machine and Hardware
Manufacturing company , lies confesBel that
he IB unable to control his demented wife ,
and today Bhe was placed In tie county lmoa.
pital . Mrs. Scott II the woman who bas
been sending telegrams to President Cleveland -
land al Washington calling upon him for
protecton against imaginary enemies. A few
weeks ago she violently assaulted Governor
McIntyre's private secretary .
.
CLUSING 1XO.V . LIQUOR D/IWS.
Leaders of the Sioux City Crnlrlie ( eter
mllNI tu Iurco time . \ulhorll. to . \It ,
SIOUX CITY , Peb. 20.Speclnl ( Telc'-
.
gram.-A delegation of about lwent.fve
lenders of the crusade movement RRnln t
the saloons called on Mayor Fletcher this
afternoon to urge him to the better enforcement .
forcement of the liquor law . There were no
women In the /roup , amid the confercnce .
lasted . over al hour. The county attorney
wns Sent for alt when he and the mayor
were together It becume evident enoulh
that neiher of them wantEl any further
enforctent of the law than Is now ; ro-
vided 'J'hey assured the visitors that the
were doing nil that public sentiment would
back them up in . and the visitors . had to
he Imt lel. 1f ) ' say they will proceed
with time crlRnlle , amid wi enforce the Inw
It the authorities persist In reflstn .
Crelll lsmmticm'.etlc t I ) tnnYlntun. :
CRESTON In , l eb. 20.-Speclai ( Tele-
gramam.-The ) democrats nt their city con'
ventiomi tonight renomlnatel C. A. Net-
vcnton Iyer for mayor ; John H. 8u\\'nn , city
olctori Scott Armstrong , treasurer , amid
A. J. I4vemms , Ilse sor. i
The pOl1ulst8 hell their caucuses Inst
evening In four of the five' ward and mmom-
Inn tel P. A. Johnlon , fvp KN1e ' . Fred
lnl I and J. Ii. lnl18 Uf Ianllhlates , rrom
the wards lecth'elr' ) The ) ' stand no
chnnle whnlever of uelnK elected. The
'reinmbllcmmns endorsed John flail tn the
Secoimd thIs being their second conventIon ,
thp first nominee declining .
Irst .
The Knights of Pytimias lodge at Aon
gave n reception 1111 banquet last evening
at their boll In hemmer of Uw annl\'elnr )
of time foulln hal . of the order. Crelton
kmmlghmts received in''itntlotms.
Prnl S. Rotmimmm'on of Fort I 'nyne Inll" ,
waR mnnrmivd lt 7 o'cloclt this evonlng to
Miss Iarl'd Olvo Shannon of Platte tormmsimip .
The Inlon Wil a 11011lar one.
Dave lennlson of Oninimn who has been
the guest of hl brother John , for revelt
" in'R . line gone home.
laws f 111 CIH'r'llnrs to ( 'nnfe'r.
Ims 10NIS. Feb. 20.-Special ( 'ele-
grammm.-Immvitation has been sent to time
Iowa coal mine operators to he IJesent
al a meetng to be heM In thus cIty March
6. Matters of Importance to the 011eeratols
wi he conshlerell. The cal II 1 gllII by
W. II. Holcomb preshlenl of the Star Coal
comlmmmny : liammuilton Browne. preshlelt of
compln Hamlon ,
the Boone Coal and Mining company : F.
E. Drake . Irisldent , of the Ccntevle Coal
conlpammy ; Paul Morton , Ireshlent , of time
eon1anPaul lrcllt Filch comimmmy . 111 E. I
\1Ile . pleshlent of the Oslmloosa COlt mind
Mimmimmg compan 1 If snhl one of the
; tnlug matters to he consIdered will bi to
' reduc-
provide against the usual aummel' -
tion of buslncss.
ton
IpAnrtn" by ALL liar Irrh1"I. .
MONTEZ1MA . In . , Fcb. O-Speclal (
Tclegramn-A ) lady nnmell Angle MolO'
dletl at a hotel here tola ' . All efforts to
have hcen umma'nil-
reach any of her felts \na"nl-
Ing. 1 Is thought her maiden annie was
Danver8 and 8he \\'nl married ! to a travel-
tng man at Mnson City alalnst the will
of her people. She was ordered from home
and afterwards deserted by her husband.
She will be burled at time expense of the
counly. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( . . .lr Rphls ! oIJhlcRI1 % Entimimsintetie .
CEDAR RAPIDS , la" , Feb. 20-Spcllal
Telegmm.-The mosl enthusiastIc rep\b
hicmm convention In the history of the city
Icnn con\enton
wal hell In the Lincoln cub rooms this
evening. The following nomlnatons were
made : Mayor , George A. lnrpln : treas-
urer John McKinley : recordel' and asses-
ser , IewV. . Mansfield . and chIef of the
tire department William NcGowamm. Time
ticket Is a strong one and will be electcd
tory If thee F'orttmmmo 111,10 1lml. .
DUBUQUE Ia. . Feh. 2-JI. ant Irs.
J. F. O'Nel. formerly or this city , now
of Honolulu , arrived here today on n
visit. They pronounce the story of the
hnngln by his lhumbs of Captain Wi-
11am Davis by time Hnwnlan government
lam utterly fnlse. NothIng of the Idnd
occurred they say.
11Iqlo Ltltol Semttiemi.
CLINTON ha , Feb. 20-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-A ) jury awarded D. H. Slockwel
$ SO damages against thc Northwestern
railway. Time suit was a unique one.
Stockwell . whie firing on a - locomotive
last summer became overheated which , he
claims. permanently disabled iminm He
sued for $15,00) .
1&O.
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Missouri "tley NlmlnltolC.
MISSOURI VALLEY . Ia : , Feb. 20.-Spe- (
clnl.-Tuesdny ) evening the republicans at
this city nominated the following ticket for
city ofces : Mayor R. J. Miller : solicitor .
J. S Dewell ; treasurer J. J. Amen : assessor -
ser Dewel . . Livingston ; aldermen . \ V.V. .
Seaton , G.V. . Burbank and H. P. McTwlg-
gan. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Albert lIned DIII.roullr lii. i
JEFFERSON Ia. , Feb. 20.-Speclal ( TeloI I
gram.-Albert ) head , ox-spenlter or the ,
Iowa house of representatives , was taken
violently ill al Panora and his son and
1
brother were telegraphed for. He was
brought home and although still weal , Is
Improving. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Robert bnwtd8 Secures Oam"ll .
DES MOINES , Feb 20.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) jury before which was tried
time dllnnge suit of Robert Simonds against
the Iowa Traveling Men's association returned -
turned verdict awarding plaintiff dam-
ages In the amount of $1,380.
IUll'l II " ( ; 1111 ( rhuler
CEDAR RAPIDS In. , Feb. 20.-Special (
Telegrnm.-Near Montcelo this morning
Dlelrlclc Dlrnack was caught on the shaH
or a grain grinder run by a wind mi ,
When rescued . he was terribly mangled
and life was extinct.
oiu.u1tII 1/ J'4ICAORAI'IIS .
Richard Hughes Is suing for a decree or
divorce from Sarah Hughes on the ground
of desertion. .
The funeral of Jerry Murphy will be held
al time residence , 1023 South Elghleenth
street , tomorrow morning a tO:30 : o'clocl .
Dr. Emi hlolub the eminent explorer nnl-
uralst all scientist , will lecture on " 1mm the
heart of Arrlca" at time Young Men's Christan
association Monday evening , February 25 , at
8 o'clocle.
The ladles or time Hnnscom Park M. E.
church will gIve a Martha and George WashIngton -
Ington supper Friday evening , February 22. to'
bo followed by a literary entertainment Supper .
per served from G to 8 p. m. Admlislon to
supper , 25c ; to literary entertaInment , 10c.
This evening time Current Topic club
of . . time . Young _ fen's hlsl , association
will discuss "Crime and Its I tects on HO- ,
clety. " Chairman Weler of the Commercial
club Is expected to take parI In the discussion .
sion C. A. Slarr will preside Major Hal-
ford will review current events The Ges-
slons of the club are open 10 the public.
a. H. Nolan Is on trial before [ Judge Scott
for burglary In entering the barn of Alfred
H , Lynch at Thlrty.elghth and Franklin
streets and stealing a sack of bran on time
night of January 22. The sack containing
the bran had a number of holes In I , and It
Is claimed thaI time bran faing through } Utesl
holes heft a trail leading to Nolnn's imouse
The defense Is trying to prove an alibi ,
Last night the members of Omaha ledge
No I , Independenl V'orkmen of America
met In Metropolitan hal , al time corner of
Fourteenth and Dodge streets , for time pur-
pose of having a good time. A couple of
hours were spent In the earlier pall of the
evening In conversation and social enjoy-
nuent After a lunch of Ighl refreshments
had been serve muslo kepl the heels of the
dancer In moton untl late In the evening.
a sore
horse
Ii c l < s
at the curry comb. Apply
Flex ican
Mustang
Liniment
t his wounds and her
soon have ItO CIUSO to kick
' ' ' '
curried
when ho's .
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: " Zt ; ' # -
EAST NEBHASRA TEAChERS
will Do in Omaha Tomorrow and Snhtlny
t Form nn Association ,
COUNTIES THAT WILL BE RP'ESENHO
l t ot 1'11r , tn Tn Iealt III Subjects tn
10 Iiscmiasoet-1mszes for higher
) 'lllcilton this Topic of A
Set Utb"Ic.
I Is expected that on Friday and Saturday
there will be between . 400 nlll (00 school
teachers In this city to form time Educational i
Association of Eastern Nebraska These !
teachers will come from the following commmm-
ties : Douglas , \'ashlngton , Burt , - Ser ) )
Cass , Otoo , Saunders Inll 1)odge. This mmmccl-
lag Is directly the outgrowth or time efforts
or SII11erlntcndent of School 11 at this
cOIUty , who after communicaton with the
teachlrs In tIme easter part or time state
found thaI they were In favor or the formation -
ton of the association .
There Is at time Ilresent tme In limo state
the Northwester Bducatonol association ,
but tIme unlunl meetngs nre usually heII too
far weil to alow time teachers of the enstern
Imrt tf the state to attemmd . 'rho new ns-
soclaton swill bo comosell of [ members from [
countes clusterell tugetimem' . amid It lmoimmt of
meetng can always bo chosen which all the
tU3chers cnn roach ' . it Is
eosll' I to bo decided -
te-
chled by time new association whether time
meetngs will occur nnnlnly or sEmi-an-
ntmaliy. The meetng Is expected to bO very
Interestng , The folowlnl urolram hns
' u
been prepared tcr the occaslom :
Vriimmy Afternoon-I :10 : . luslc : immvocutiomm ;
\
, t. II\ocaton
IdllrC's , of welcummmelnyor Bemis ; 2:01. : )
lmslnes olWlnlzntln : 3:00. : Ilslc ; 3:1i. :
"The'nluo of time Snmmel NOlmlt Schiol
to the ' ( llhel'I. : " S , Fi I . Clark . sUerln- .
tCIpnt ! of Haul1ers count . . ) '
1111 a ) ' l nII"H-8J. : music : nllllres ,
" 11cm inmrtmtlmmismmm In Our Public ScimoobuV. ,
A. llulk ; tousle ; rcceimtlomm .
t3uturtlny Mormmiimrr-.DaO : . 'xercises
SltUI'tl 10rln9U. opening pXlrclfesj ;
9:15. : " 1 Ios' t Inko 1111Ambilonll ! ) '
Discoltcntell , " 's' ' . N. 1alse ) ' . Itntsmolth ,
Cuss t'oummty ; 10:00 : , debate . Hlol\el. , that
time sl"llorl of imlmimer ' education \ the
state II nn Inlustice to the taxtmyel'-
Ilnnatvt : MI" Alen of Onmrmlmrm J. A.
Cells ur 1"lclont. Iol e county : mmcga-
Uye : F' I . g : IO'rolollsv , Cnss
coummty ; a.V. . Fox of Simmimmgileid , Snrp ) '
ctmtmlmt" .
Saturday Aftermmoan-l :20 : , mimtmsic ; 1:15. :
' 'I lns' to Immti'rest l'tmplis iii Good hooks , "
Il. , , 13. Smmiithm , Cm'alg , llmmrt county ; 2:30. :
I 'rlmmcilmlcs mmml il ml etimods mm f Con t mel itmmd
liseiphimme , " G. 'mV. lOire , hiernmnnniilm -
ingtomm cotmmmty : 3:15 : , ' 'Model RecitatIon 1mm
Primmmm'y ltendimmg , " Cebehin Selmahler , Doug-
Ins cotmnty.
Music will ho fmmrnislmeml by Miss Tou'ne of
Omaha , Miss Mimllen of South Omaha and
Prof. Ilertlage ef time Fremmmont Normmmal col-
iege.TIme
TIme meeting swill be held chimer in the High
school building or 1mm time large roommm cmi time
east side of the city bali. Tlm latter 1113cC
will be chosen if it can been fitted tip s'tim
chairs in time.
Time railroads imave offered a rate of one
ammd one-timird tare for time round trip.
hl'ES T1ICX 1'.l old .VG 1N1'Eft1S 1'S.
Opcrzttiomime Still Fun 1mev 1mmimergcmi for time
'eek-lslimmmste M&i l1 Itselrt , ,
CINCINNATI , Feb. 20.-Speciai ( Teic-
grnmn.-Tommmorrow'm Price Ctmrmemmt will
say : Packimmg operatiomms further emmlmtrgcd ,
showimmg 4iO00 lmog fom' time week , corn-
pared with 320,00' ' ) time preceding week anl
205,000 last year , mmmnkimmg a total of 6,700,00)
since Novoimmlmer 1 , ngmtimmst 4,33,000 a year
ago. 'rime total to ? lmimlm I Is eXlectCl to
be witlmiim 2 Per Ceilt of 1st of January esti-
immntes. l'romnimment places mmosv commipare as
( ohiows :
18r5. 1891.
Cimicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 OO00 1,570.001
Kammsas City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 825,000 . 539,004) )
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 493,000 311.000
St. Louiq . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345,00Q 233,00(5 (
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212,000 178,000
Indianapolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 291,000 251,000
Milwaukee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Ii.0 ® 1:12 : , ' '
Cedar Rapids . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116,000 112,000
St. Joscpim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128.000 101.000
Sioux City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136,000 87,000
Ottumwa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hiG.000 01,000
St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171,000 131,000
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Foreclosing cmi mimem Tmmlor I'roporty.
DENVER , Feb. 20.-Judge Alien today
demmied tIme application of Laura D , Smnitlm
to foreclose hmer second trust deed of $275-
009 on time Tahor block ammO Tuber opera
house , html decimled that Mrs. Smimithm simahi
have time rigimt to foreclose at time same
time tlmat time Mtmtuai LIfe forecloses it
fIrst trust of $100,000. Timis protects time interests -
terests of Mrs. Smith , for , by the formmmer
decisions , time Mutual Life was ahiowemi to
bring foreclosure proceedings and foreclose
ammil the same privilege was denied Mrs.
Smmiith. _ _ _ -a _ _ _
Itlcthotist IOooIc Concern IivleietmtIM.
NEW YORK , Feb. 20.-TIme Methodist
Book Concern makes the following announcement -
nouncement : "Notwithstanding time ilmmnmm-
cid depiesslon timromighout time wimoic Coumm-
try , time prolits from our pubhisiming HoLISeS
imave imei'n such as to Pel'nmit dividends
from time Methodist 1300k Concermm to the
commtereflces for the benefit of superaim-
nunted prencimers and widows ILimd orphans
to be mmmado for time fiscal year beglamming
timiS ( late to time aniout of $120,000 , or $20-
000 Ia excess of time divIdeimd of inst year.
AREMRRKBLE CURE.
A CASE OF PILES OF EIGHTE
YEARS' STANDING.
Curetmi 1)3' time P3 I lmflld Piles Cmmre ,
There are plenty of 11110 cUtCS which give
relief and somnetimmics cure a mild case of
piles , btmt there is oumly one wimiclm can ho
depeimdcd tmpomm s ith certainty to cure bb.
stiumato lommg ! ttanlimmg cases , and timat is thmo
l'yrammmid Pile Cmmrc ,
IThdorsemmments antI testiimmonials are re-
calved daily fronu men and women whose integrity -
tegrity smith reliability mire above question ,
mind in this connection a letter received
train 11ev , J59. \Vestbrook of 1)rowne ,
1411dm. , may be of Interest to pile sufferers
wimt immiVe sougimt in vein for a cure. lIe
says :
I have used limo I'yrammmid Pile Cmmre , and
I know timat it is all timat Is claimed for It.
I hmmtvo hmecn troubled with imiles mmsore or less
for aboimt eigimteemm years , aumd I Imnd tri d
other rcmmmedies , btmt time Idles grew ss'orao
until nbommt ten mnomutims ago 1 used the
Pyimimmuifi Pile Cure , it , gave almost immatant
relief , nail I have been free fromn isiles ever
since-hlev , Jas , \\'esibrouk ,
Time remmiethy seenma to act eqtmaily swell In
every ferns of imlics , blind , lmleedimg , pro-
trudimmg or itclmimug. It stolls all lucia almmmoat
immmmmmt'dlmmloly , allays irritation anti removes
i'etmstipatlon , ammO ammy one who has suffered
tIme annoyance anti pain or a rectal trotmblo
vihi appreciate time excehlemmt rcsmmlts wimich
iumvariabiy follow tIme first application of time
l'yranmid ,
Time Pyramid l'iie Cure is imrelmarcd by the
Pyraimmlmi Drug Co. of .Alhion , Micim. , nmud for
sale . by ( lrmmggists ever3'wimcre.
,1.s.o sizes , OOc and $1.00. Sold by alt
Ott ggists ,
&iitw
1r.LWE' '
D8. E. C. WEIT'C S5V AilS DAflT TflAThXtT
him scmlml tmnder imneitivo written ennramt0o , by
ntmtimoriv'ml ac'nts only , to cmmmcmVcak iiernorr ;
lmms of lhrnimm and Nerve J'mwrm Lost Mamihmond
( imirkmue'm'si ? 4igiit Loscs ; hvi1 : lrcammm' : i.ack
( , tmnfimienecm ; Nervotmemmrm's ; Lnahtemtim' ; nil Drains
1os of l'ower emf the Llormcratimc'Orrmmmts ( mm either
eox , caumsod imyowor.nxortiomm , Yommtimfmil Errors , or
Ix'oabm\o Use ef ' 1'bam'em , Opimmmmm or Liquor ,
wimcim , baths to Itlery. ( 'oasummmptliim , 1nanily
amel : 1)eaUm. B : ' immuli , 1 a box ; i.ix fr 5 : with
7mitte mrnarflimtm'o tim cure or refmimmd money. Wool's
tier l'illu emmro Sick iit.adimeimo. liitIoimnesa
iivr ( , mmplmm'mnt. itmr I4tomarim Dyieps'ma and
ouetipatiumm. UUA1IMfl'Eifi3 tasued emily by
Goodman Drug Co. Omani , ' '
Teeth Without Plates
BAILEY ,
DENTIST.
r r.Lc'- ' ' Paxtomi Block ,
( , lOut mind varmiamn St. .
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ml. 1O8h ,
} 'itll Set TeemIm.$5 00 I Sliver l.'iliina.$1 00
heeL 'l'eetlm. . . . . . . . . 7 50 I t'mmre Golmt l'ihiimmga 2 00
Timimm 1'lmo. : . . . . . . . 10 00 I ( ' , ell Cmuwmms-2'2k. 0 00
l'aimmlss [ 1xtrmct'im : SOc I limbigu Teeth-tooth 0 00
Teeth Out In Morning ,
New Teeth Same Day
IglAI g'w tml.UsOUTC11ANdIbQ
ma'.va I HP U tOme l'esturosammd Ilenmor- .
immC llicmmmistioain 110 p. t'oeic for a stamp.
.1 eim 15 , S.S'oottlmmra' , liT SV. 120 it.N , Y. . '
Inventor cC voodbury'a Facial SoliD. . . /
CEO. P. SANFORD , A. W. IUEKMAN ,
President. Cashier.
First National Bank
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o COUNCIL BLUFF3I Iowa.
Capital , - a $100,000
Profits , - a a .12,000 ¶ 1
One of time oldest bnnk In limo state of Iowa.
We solicit your buslmmcaa and collections. W.
pay S per cent on time depeaita. We will be
pteaaLd to see and serve you.
SIMS & BALiUIRIDGE , ?
; mmmej Federal Courts. Itoummms 40.178Sim : ! ug r
hiioclc , ( 'oulicl ( lSImmmV , Iowa ,
SpciaI o1icos-OounciI Bluffs
CUISONSY8 CLEANED : VAULTS 'CLEANED ,
Ed Burke , at W. 13. lIomer's , 5.33 Broadway.
LAmbs PIUVATIO BARN FOR I1I2NT NEAR
court house. Apply at lice omce , Council Bluffs.
WANTI7D , flOAI1D AND IIOOMINL'XCIIANOD
rom'mmmusiC lessons. Address 11. 5. , Shoe ofilce.
STItAYIID.A DAY hIOltS12WliOIiONO 1,100
lbs. ; iigimt htnd foot white ; black mane and tail ;
small white emmot oil right side ; hail halter on.
I ) . O. liarcourt , \Vusimingtoa avenue , Council
Biurfa.
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for Infants and ChHdren.
I' Caatorialssomell adapted to children tlmat Cmimetoria cmliv's Colic , Constipation ,
I recoonormemmd it as superior to any prcscriptiomm i3our h3tomacli , Diarrhcaa , Eructation ,
known to me , " II. A. Anc'mmn , 11. I ) . , Kiilu Worms , gives & .locp , and proniotea t
111 So. Oxford lIt. , Brooklyn , N. Y. gertiou ,
Without. injurioun ancdicatior' .
"Time use of 'Castorlmo ii so universal and "For acm'erul years I imavo re ommnetde4
its ammonIa so well known that , It scema a work your 'Castoria , ' and m.hahi always continue 14
of supercrogation to endorse it. , Few are the do so as it has invarIably produced bcne&Jai
! nt1igent famiIic 'whu do not. keep Caetoria results , "
wit.ibm easy reich. " Eawms F. P.mnnc ; 11 , U. ,
C.miimoe l.otivr , U , U , , l2lth Street and 7dm Awe , , 1cw York Cit. ?
ew York Ciiy.
Tim Cr.rrrAvit Coum'M.i' , 77 Irnmu' imser , Iw Ycamo CooT ,
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CONUCIL IIIaUFF
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t. ' ° ' 'MAcHsj,3 , ,
' - All kinds of Dyeing
, ' r ammO Ciearmimmg done in
k I ' ; time higimest atylo of
STFM U . ' time art , Faded and
_ I stained fmmirica made
S to look as good ni
_ DYE _ WO _
new , Work promptly
D I E . . done anti delivered
; iim all parts of time
1 ti , , t 4 country. Bond to :
: ivc t ( I price list.
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. . . 4I - fln'adway , near North.
; r western Iei'ot , Council
'I . - hJiulfa , Iowa. Tel. 3.
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taliiincnts for societies , I
I socloils ollid Iioiucs. Saut S '
Socials Pastiffles
: 011 rcceipt 01 1O by tile I
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U Hom3 Enlertainment Co , Council Bluffs , Iowa , i
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