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TIlE OMAhA \ DAILY DEg : TILESIAY , APIUJ.I 9 { , 1895. { : !
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I- THE OMHA D1uLY 'BEE.
COUNCILi BCIr.-s.
OFl ' ICE , - - NO. 12 1EAHL STHEET
I : : Delvcrr hy canter to ! n ) tart or the cIty ,
I I 11. W. TI.TON , Lessee.
" , 'mrrIONES1u lncu omce , No. 4 ; night
: Iltor , Nc 2
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Oraml COlncl fl1u118. E. F. Clark , prop.
t I Mayn Heal Estate agency 639 Droalway.
Stella Hermes was graiitei a divorce from
I , Stel : lermes grlte I
Frank Hermes by JUdge Smlh ,
The Lady Maccabecs meet In regular Ees-
I afternoon ilon ; at Grand , Army or the He publc hal this
Cora Ighsmlh was granted I divorce ye8-
terllay from L. I lghsmlth ! on the ground
of drunkennezs.
It. C. Iomeroy , charged with confenclnJ
the Sctors out of $200 ! on a land deal , will
I lot have a hearing untl tomorrow morning
nt 10 o'clock In Justice Cooks court.
) 1 St. John's Englsh Lutheran church will
hold their holy weelt services prIor to Easter
. every evening this week , excepting Saturday
; . . _ evening , In their church rom In James hal ,
,1. No 17 Iearl 2trcet.
ltrw I. P. nu.ley . says the statements that
I the young married woman who proclre.1 the
photograph or Mayor Cleaver for the New
York llrohlbltlon organ ts a member oC the
] Broadway : Methodist church Is false. liar
. mother waR a member nt one time , but wa
, . turned out.
An alarm of fire at 11:30 : o'clock Sunday
nIght called tl department to the residence
w oC 3. J. Shea , on South Eighth street. The
fire caught from the furnace nli burned
. e fre
. , through the for and then communicated , to
one of the partitions. I was extinguished
\ without much trouble , nnd the damage was
idight. :
1 A committee oC the committee of the whole
, ' of the city council wi he held this morning
) at U :30 : o'clocle , and the aldermen will pay a
.y -/Islt to North Second street for the purpose
' of looking Into te t meris of the petition for
and protest against the lowering ; or the grade
or that street four tect at the corer ot Avenue -
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flue P.
I. . Swearingen , overseer of the poor , pur-
chased some witness tees from Wllm'al -
' 4 lace , a wel known hareter about town ,
, and ( went to the auditor's omce to collect
. , them yesterday , when he found , they had
1 . been paid. Upon investigating he found that
Jack hughes and James O'Brlen had each
bought the t same fees , and each bad paid the
' Ilrlce set upon them by Wallace. O'.Drlcn
r nerms to have Rome advantage over the
; other two from the fact that he has the :
10ney In his possession !
Two desirable cottages for rent. Plenty ot
. money for farm 101ns. Fire Insuranc ? . Money
.1. loaned for local Investors on best ot security :
k4 : Special bargains In real estate. Lougee & I
. - Towle , 236 Penrl street.
) I'JflSO.d1 I' . " . . ( I.U'11S.
I J. M. Tempeton ] has returne from a long
visit with his relatives In Glenwood.
Deputy United , States Clerk Ed Mason oC
States Des Moines court. Is In the city attending United
. Jesse Annis and wife or this city have
' _ f movcd to Atlanta , Ga. , to make their home
i _ 4' there. They are the parents ot A. D. Annis
I S. P. 1ronly ot Des Moines Is In the city
representn ! the Interests ot W. S. Ich-
mend of Union Building and Loan association
tam :
Collector Brown U the internal revenue
ot the Third distrIct of Iowa , statoncd ( at
. DulJllue , Is In the city attending federal
court.
E. A. Troutmnn , J. II. Arthur , George H.
. Jackson and F. Warner were among those
who left for Burlington last evening to attend -
J tend thc grand council of the Royal Arcanum
I'Irniicit , Not fltiIty.
Smith and Wison , the Griswold bank rob
' trl , were brought before Judge Woolson :
agaIn yesterday afternoon at 6:30 : o'clock to
plead to the Illctment or robbIng a Unied I
States depository of $ GOO worth of stamps , the
; property of the government. Each entered a
plea of not guilty and they were both immediately -
I dlately taken back to the county jai In charge
" , ' or Sheriff Haze and Deputy United States :
: Marshal lillIweg.
More bootleggers wee brought In yesterday -
day , for trial , and the one thing that was most t
evident during the proceedings was that many tT
or those who have been convicted at prevIous
, terms of the crime or retailing liquor wlholt :
a government permit have gone Into the bust
ness of reforming others In the same way as
they mselves were reformed , and arc giving
evidence against their fellows. Whether their
.e motive Is to purify the country's morals or
merel to make the other fellows behave as
wel ns they have to behave can only be
guessed at . but the fact remains that the government -
ernment has ) a number or its most \aluable
assistants 'In the persons of men who hay
heavy doses of justice hanging over tjieii r
heads from terms of court now past. tlelr
Joselh [ I ester , Charles Ginn , Dan Hanney
and A. \V. Baldwin failed to show UII whea
* . theIr names were called. Judge \\olson or-
tiered their bonds forfeited , and bench war
rants Issued for them. They wi have to
' answer to the charge oC
contempt , as well as
1 - bootlegging. Will Jones and Charles Mama I
f _ ' _ ¶ Illeaded not guilty to their Indictments. AI
t Shauck and Wi Jones were each given a i
trial , and their casts went to the Juries durIng -
lag the afternoon session .
Dispatches indicate Chlneso marines are
desirous ! er improved air ships when con
fronting their virile foc' . No bakIng powder
equals Dr. Price's In enduring qualities.
still ' 'r'lnl time 118I , , , Bulge. .
John Wlemeyor , a Creston bootlegger , who
bas already been once before the insane coin
mlsslonor8 , was there again yesterday by
4 order or JUdge 'Vcolson. Wlemeyor , when
first arrestel , became violently ] Insane , an.I' I '
came very near tearing down time county ja
In his efforts 10 Ilrove that hc was unfit jai
trIal. Time commissioners sent him to
denude although they had susplslons that' '
ho was feIgning , and after he hnd wen leept
there a few days lie was sent back with a
statement that the commissioners' suspIcions
were correct. Since then he has been kn pt
In the county jii j , and showed ; but Cow symptoms m.
1 toms oC insanity. Neverheless his aorey ,
: Colonel Daley , made application to Ju.lge :
'Vooison for another examinaton , as a resu
'ot which ho \ % 'aS Ilronounce,1 , by the resul
comml-
sloners 8ane. He1 have to stand , hIs
, trial In United States court In I few dnys.
i 1'0'\ 1 tn " "I"WI ,
' O. n. Hanllet and W. J. Jamison hall an
if Interestnl experlCICo while hunting at Mar m.
awa yesterday. They took a boat and rowed
- to tIme south end of time luke , where they
. conuleneel , shooting mltlhels and other nat m-
Heal Imects. Unfortunately both men sple.1
, a mud hen at the same Instant , and both
blazed away , Jaml&ol Ilulng both trigger :
The consequence w/s I great exPlosion , and
the comhlned kick
- which each shoQtst received -
' calved tpped the bat onr. Fortunately th :
t'/-J' ' water was not more than shoulder deep , and
Is after floundering about In the watEr for 50mo
( k time they lanugt11 to get time boat right side
1' UI antI themselves In the boat. They were
greatly 3slstell In accomplishing thIs feat by
I rell.hladC boy , ' who stood on the bank emit !
g o ferell them his symnjatimy. ) They brought
. lothlng wate : . back with them excepting Manawa
All ladles expecting to take part In the
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"circulatng library" arc requested to meet
* , t' . . at Mr. I. ! Treyncr's , G8 First avenue ,
this rfuesday ( ) e\enlng. April 9 , 1895 , at 730. ;
Varjenlcr AI'In'c"olt'l ; II Um"II ,
Almost the entire lower floor and much of
the gallery has already been reserved at
Dr. Crane's church In Omaha , where Frank
a. Curpenter lectures. They appreciate a
Jcod thing. Secure your seats at once for
Wednesday , Friday amid Saturday evenings at
Broadway church.
Marcus' frl sale or clothing Is still In
' 1 . progress. lave you bad any of Its benefits
yet ? A little money and-the results will
wi
I surprlso you. Clothing shoes , hah , furmaishm-
lug goods at Ilrlc0 dangerously near giving
away ought to attract you .
Das beating stoves tor rent and for sale at
Council lull Oas - company'a . - - ofce.
behalf of the Ileopio or Council Bluffs some
oHnlng during the weelt.
fl' Dr. Parsons , oVer Schnelder'a , 5U fl'wy
? ' 'id. 215. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dr. wUlcl ; omr no ( th eye. ; tL l q. ; .
NEWS FROI l COUNCIL BLUFFSto
ADlrew lull Ends He Famiy Trouble by
Taking Hi Own Life ,
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SIOT AT HIS WIFE AND JOHN WIAT
Urlnk cml IIHencn ICII to i' Sciiar.Itioii :
ant 1 SCI\'UOI
nll time " 'olalnl to l.lve Wil
Another Mmiit-Vlttt Slightly
Wounded.
A shooting affray took place lat night
bout 9:30 : o'coclt ] at the corer or 'wenty-
thlrt street mind Fourth avenue , as a result
of which Andrew 111 lies dead and John
Wiatt has a hole through his ear , made by I
bulet from the revolver 11 held In his hand ,
and with which lull afterward ended his
own life.
Wiat was formerly a member or the police
fo rce , but has lately been driving a team.
, bout a year ago ho lost his wife. Mrs. 11
had been living with her husbld : at HOS
ti roadway , -but lull was gl\en to drinking ,
and failed to support [ her. She had a chance
to t act as housekeeper for Wiatt anti moved
to t his house . hag and baggagc. She has
been living there ever since , taking ] care oC
W iatt's house and looking aCer his children ,
oue or whol has been sick for the past few
d ays.
Last evening about 9:30 : o'cloclt Wiatt anti
: Irs. 11 were just returning from a buggy
ride. As they turned II at the rear of
Wlntt's house they were met b3 ll , who
Illanteel i hllset In front oC the buggy nll
caled upon them to stop. lie accused Wlntt
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or trying to separate him and his wife . arid
Wiat denied It. 11 reiterated his charg '
anll then , without waIting for more words , !
.Irew out a revolver and commenced shoot- :
i rmg. When the first shot was tired his hand
Wiatt says , was lot more than two feet
awny.
The first shot struck Wiat In the right
car nll ! a second whIzzed past frs. lull's
f ace , grazing her forehead . WlaU grabbed
his h whip and started his horse up , and as he
drove away he heard two other shots , but
n either I tbem seeme.1 . to come anywhere
near h , alit ! he did not stop to sec whlt tiamu.
tal-
age they did
Wiatt arid lrs. 11 ! drove to the residence ]
ot Dr. Barstow on Sixth street , where an
examinaton was made of time former's
wounds. le was at trst afraid the bullet
hall entered his head , but the examination
hewed that I had merely passed through
tht car , inflicting a paInful , but not at all
serious , wound .
After shooting Wiatt Hill went to his home
and sat down on the door step. A few minutes -
utes later the report oC a pistol was heard ,
and his father , rushing out , found him lying
down with a bulet hole In time right tcmple. II
la le l was carried Into the house and died half
an hour later , without regaining consclous-
'ness.
'ness.He
He hae been workIng wIth Ills father for
several days moving houses and had been repairIng -
pairIng and furishing a house , expecting his
wire to come back anti live with him. She
had h agreed to do so , but last night wrote him
a note saying she had changed her mind.
After reading the note he tore It up amI
started for Wiatt's home with a revolver in
his pocleet.
huh was 32 years old anti has one adopted
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1tTiIt NO' Ei.'rI1S.
At time iloqititi Sturo , Council Hluf ,
KID GLOVES FOR TiE \WEEK. '
A complete assortment of G and 7-hook
Saxon Beauty kId gloves , In all colors and
sizes : also full lIne colored MOEquetalres In
al sizes offered In one lot at Thc :
a pair. These gloves have never sold for
less l than $1.60 arid $1.75 a pair.
A new line of glaced Ild gloves In black :
and tan , large buttons and new stitching ,
worth $1.25 , to go at SOC a pair.
$1.25 quality white chamoIs gloves on sale
at SIc a pair.
A new lot ot tie celebrated Foster and
Trefousso kid gloves just received.
SHIT WAISTS.
60 dozen ladles' laundered shIrt waists on I :
:
sale this week. ExamIne values offered at
76c , $1.25 and $1.50.
A new line of gents' necltwear just receIved -
calved , Including a beautiful line of Scotch I
plaids In four-In.hands and tecks Best lint m
or SOc ties In the city.
UMIIIIIILLAS.
A geol , quality eorolo silk umbrella , with I
natural wood handles , for $100 , worth $1.60.
For $1.96 we neil a pure silk umbrella that
cannot be duplicated at $2,60.
Our regular $3.00 umbrela wo offer thIs I
week at $2.26.
$2.26.LADES' HOSIERY .
A full regular made stocking . Hermsjort f
dye , extra weight , for 20e a pair
Lndles' heavy Ingrain hose that sold fem
SOc , now 260 a pair
A regular 35c hose In black , tan all blown I
at 26c a pair.
SOC quality Indies' hose In tans and browns
ant
at :6c , or 3 for $1.00.
FOWLEB , DICK & WALKEIl .
Council rilulfs.
P. S.-Easter opaning Thursday evening
Grand dIsplay or sprIng novelties.
F. , D. & W.
Youngetthett , .lh % S'hIlcs.
The $10,000 damage case brought by Fred
Wiko against J. D. Young a few days ago
In time district court came to a doe ? 'cster- -
day. Young who Is a wealthy farmer near :
Crescent , commenced an acton to eject Wike
from his land , which Wlke had taken possession -
session or by squatter's tItle. WhIle the
acton was pending Young ant three of his :
men wont to WItlte' house , moved his tam
thy all effects out , anti tore down the house ,
hauling the pIeces some of them two ml05
away. Wlke had Young's three men arrested -
rested , and their fines , which were assessed
by Justice Mcnary and paid by Young ,
amounted to $110. Wlko commenced a
dnmngo suit for $10,000 against Young , bu t
an agreement : was reached yesterday , by :
which I Is to bo dismissed What amount
Young pall Is not made public , but It Is I
understood that It I was large enough for the
Ilornj8 to get their fees out of.
Competitors of Br Prlce'8 Baking r
are growing weary or tryIng to equal It.
Their labors are vain
I.IUlg ( CJlrel Enteetmelmiotl. : .
The members of time Oakland Avenue Real-
tog club , wIth their husbands '
wih , were charm -
Ingly entertahll Saturday evening by Mn I.
Ilgh Cole , assisted by Irs. W. J. I.e\'erel t
S anti . Miss Clara Evans , at the resIdence c 'f
Mrs Cole , emi Oakland avenue An Inter-
estng paper on Shakespeare was read This
was followed by charades , taken flom scenes
In Shakespeare , enacted hy Some oC the
members which were well Ilresented arm ml
thoroughly enjoyed. These , with guessing
JImes , music anti . I'efreshments , made up a
delIghtful evenimig
l'rel MIUer'H CUIII ! 1 , " Is 60rl"8 ,
Fred Miller , time Carrel m3n who was
Itrocked down amid robb.d whie cros81ng I
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the motor bridge Sunllay night , IB still In a
, 'cry precarious condition , anti It cannot be
toM yet whether ho will recover A further
examinton of his Injuries by bls physician
showed that his head was terribly cut , sevg
eral blow8 having been rained down upon
It with some sharp instrument I Is thought
the wounds are only skin deep , but whether
the skull Is really fractured can only be
told later I took about sixty stitches to put
the pieces of skin together lIe was visited
ye8terday at the Woman's Christian Asso.
claton hospital by a lawyer from Carrel ,
who stated that he had children ] In CarNl
who are wel abe ] to support him ,
ICNNISON uno
rorell ! Down the l'rtces ,
100 pieces new dress prints , 30 yard ,
8G.lrich 1.1. unblench muslin , 3c yard.
36.lnch dotted curtain SwIss , 12'e ' yard ,
DRESS OOODS AND SILK BABOAIS.
H.lnch all wool black crepon , 790 yard
40 to 4G.lnch black and navy all wool
French serge , 39c , SOc ant G9c yard. Great
values.
60-lnch , our finest quality , black gloria silk , :
860 yard . I
China silk . all colors and black , 25c ymtrml
yard Our , $1.00 novely silks tcr waits now 76c. .
. Genuine real hair cloth , 490 yard
100 2G.lnch gloria silk umbrellas , Paragon
f rame . at $10. worth $ i,5O.
I.adles' laundered percale shirt waists at
G9c , . $1.00 and $1.26. Nobblest line 11 the
c ity.Our
Our long waist , SOc : Rummer corset , 39c.
All sllt ribbons , all colors , Nos. 7 , 9 , 12 , 16 ,
worth 200 to 35c at iOn ) 'arl.
100 children's lace collars , worth lOc , at
i c each
500 curtaIn shade , iSo each
45c quality linen warp inmutting . 29c yarti
, Buy your carpets , curtains anti rugs of use .
Wo can save yen money. Give us a loolt.
NNISON BHOS.
l'Iu\tu f"r I.uter. ,
We have a fine lot of Easter lies , colored
h'ocnths , double white violets amid runny
other plants lit bhoomn . Also a nice assort-
'ment m of cut flowers. Come anti see them.
Visitors are welccme. J. 1'- WIlcox , florists ,
132 East Pierce street
" ' 0 11\0 lut 1 t'tiro ' 11,11mg .
I Is the Insurance gasoline stove , time only
gasoline stove made that a chIld can play
with and do no hmarnu I takes care or
IselC i : can be blown out . left open or turnout
on , and there Is no possible way for the
gasoline to Ignite or rxplod { No smel or
odor , no dripping of gasoline , no burning
your hOlse 10ln or burning your wife or
mother-In-law to death. No misery , no ru-
nerals , no deaths or use for an undertaker
I you use thl insurance gasolIne sove , as It
Is absolutely Eafe. I you don't believe I ask
any of our competitors . then aslt them te
blowout their stove and leave I open for ten
minutes then apply n match to the stove
as WI do with our and see what will happen -
pen but be sure to be a quarter or a utile
away before he lights the match , as there Is
sure to b an explosion : then we would not
get to sell yeti an Imlrance stove , as there
would he n funeral next day.
DROWN'S C. 0 D. Sole Agents
. The InRlrlee ORRUIIO Stove ,
Introduced by P. C. De Vol In 1894 , and
sold by him thIs season. Absolutely safe
Can't exp10de. No danger. Do surD you get ;
the "Insurance. "
P. C. DE VOL 601 Broadway
l'itYtNO 1t Y. H. ) ! . IIID'AI.LS UI.V : .
Sumo ) lsundorHtullll , n Statement ROil
the l'rolabllhty or Settlement.
A conference between Dr. A. H. Carter , ,
R. : I. Birdsal and several or theIr friends m
was the result In the publication of The i
Sunday Dee of the fact that Brdsal had ] L
come back to pay the debts lie contracted L
'whlt holdIng a former series or metIngm m
In the ChrIstian clmurcim Another consequence I
Is that Drsal has declded to discontnue
the series or meetings which were to have :
commenced Sunday evening and last
throughout time week. Still n third was the
drawing up of the following statement :
COUNCIL . , DI.Ul"FS , April 6 , 18 5I do
most solemnly declare that I have never re-
ceh'ell one dollar from the church at Court
ci Bluffs for the last three months for my
services there. ThIs necessitated my borrowing -
rowing money to send to my family , and
for my personal need I was obliged to contract -
tract some small debts , to be paid when the
church should pay me. And I now most
solemnly , declare that the receIpt I gave Idp
\ v. Alien was not In exchange for money
paid to me or anyone else , but was gIver
him on the very eve of my departure from
the cIty upon his promIse that the money
borrowed anti the debts contracted as above
stated should be fully paid back by him or
the church he calmed ] to represent. I
furthermore most solemnly declare that
since giving him that receipt I have paid ,
out of the money earned since that tml
$91 on the debts he Promised to payout of :
the money then due me for work done for
the Council Blurs church.
R M. BIRDSALL.
At the suggestion of : lr. Birdsahi's friend ] : 9
ho called upon T. D. Metcalf , jr. , who has :
been chasing hIm around the country trying
to procure a settlement , for the purpose ot
having him throw some light upon time ques -
ton or what bis had been paid The inter
vIew developed the fact that the closing sentence -
tence In the stntement was a mistake , Inasmuch -
much as time bills Metcal has been coilect -
Ing and the bills Rev. E. W. Allen paId were
two entirely different series , Metcalf's batch
Including those of Mrs. l'ontius for board H
Liveryman 1Innicle , \Y. F. Smih , A. N.
Rich and a number or smaller ones , the total
amount of the bills being $169. Metcalf
agreed to give him a receipt In full 01 the
payment of $23 , ant all but $26 of that
amount has been paId.
The bills which were to be paid by Mr ' .
Allen , on the other hand , were those of Mm . .
Allen , Beno & Co. , Sargent , the Evans
laundry Metcalr Dros. , M. Weatlerbee , , Ii i.
D. Ynple and time expenses or a concert , al
these Items tooting up $103. Before leaving
the city two years ago two months' salary ,
$133 , was raIsed among those who had guaranteed -
gar-
anteed the payment and turnell over to Allen I ,
who paId $03 In settlement of the bills . The
only Ilolnt which Is still foggy Is what bo
came of the other $30 turned over to Ahler I .
No one at this end of thc line seems to know ,
but Allen's friends claim that the ( IUestol
will be satisfactorily answered ns soon as he
cnn be heard from.
No end or geol timings can be prepared
with Dr. Price's naklng 10wter. And thcn
I works 80 quickly.
I.oullnl for ler iluimimaimil.
A woman giving her name as Mr8. John
Miller and her residence as Boone drllell
Into time polIce station Sunday morning. She
was very Iii , all was looking for her hum m.
band , who hat left imer She has been going
till over time western part or the state , stopping I-
ping at the varIous towns along the wa ) ' ,
weking In laundries to get money cnough
to prosecute her search , and then pushing
on to the next town She struck Counci
Bluffs at 2 o'clock Sunlay morIng and went
to the Christian home , where she was I.ept
during the remainder of the night She was
evidently about to be confined , and so the
mannlr oC the home took her to the polce
sta ton , The police took her to the Woman's '
Clrlstan association , and during the aftom , .
noon a child was born. She was marrlell
about a year ago , but horty aCer her mar-
,
@ te s CS e a a a a
I find the ROYAL BAKING POWDER superior to all the others in evdr
. It is and .
respect I purest strongest - : ' ( l (
WALTER S HAINES , M. D.
Consulting Chemist , Chicago Board of Health :
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a 5a
i'ouiiti l'.ke.
Ole and one-hal cupfuls buter , two cup-
full sugar , seven eggs , one and one-hal pInts
flour , one teaspoonful Royal Baking powder ,
one teaspoonful Royal Extract Nutmeg. Rub
tbe butter amid sugar to a white , light cream :
add tlr e of th eggs. one at a time , and the
rest two lt a time , beating five minutes be
tween each addition : add the four , slUet with
lImo powder : add the extract : mIx Into a
slooth , ledlul batter , and bake In a paper
lIned cake tin In a steady . oven , fifty mlnutea.
1'.lel Short Cake ,
One quart flour , one teaspoonful ' I , two
heaping teaspoonfuls Hoyal laklng Powder ,
two tlbleonfula butter , one Illnt milk .
Sift the flour , salt and powder together , rub
In the butter colt ; add the mIlk , and mIx
IS a $
Into a smooth dough , just ser enough to
handle : dIvide In half , and roll out to tire' size
of breakfast plates : lay on a greased baking
tin , anti bake In hot oven twenty mInutes
separate the cakes without cutting , 'A cut-
tng makes them heav ) lave two dozen
peaches peeled and cut In slices : use half of
them to cover the bottom halves of short
cake : sprinkle Plentifully with sugar and
cream : lay on the top halves wIth the crust
downwards : use the rest of the fruit over
them , and sugar plentifully . ,
l'aito lo , 3.
Three cupfuls sifted flour , one.hal cupful
lard , one and one-hai cupfuls butter , one. hai
teaUonful Hoya Baking Powder , one cupful
water. Cut lard Into flour , sifted with
powder ; mix Into smooth5 Arm paste with the
rlaFO her hllbanll left "err taking her
trunk , which contained 1hel ( clothIng , and
1\
leaving her with nothing to live on and but
1110 to \ear , As soon jS Ihe was able to :
get a lIttle money together she went out In
search of her recreant fhuhlant1 , anti has
been looking for him \ Iru 1mtce . She has
been under time influionce6r ' chloroform a
g oed share oC the time since her arrival at
the hospital , anti the matron' has found out
but little of her history , tfanmihy conruecr
' j
t ions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Iioim'L Jor/ It.
ne8erve your seats for Garpenter's lectures
at once at lIen's , 416 Broadyjay. No extra
ac
o.dway
charge , - .
Novehhy , Noulo ; 1'CI ; novel ,
:
Abe Lincoln Wonman'd Relief corps will
glvo an entertainment at the hal April 25.
Jay for sale , by the ton or carload. " ' . A.
Wood , 520 Main street.
Yes the Eagle laundry Is "that good
Inundry l , " amid Is located at 724 Droadway.
I In doubt about this try I and be cOI'lnced.
Don't and number.
forget name Tel 157
Reserve seats without extra charge at
Hart's , 46 Broadway , for the Carpelter
ectures l
Whlt ia I In n , Nal0 '
Everything , I applied to a Hardman Piano ,
soM by 1ueler Piano and Organ company ,
103 Main street
Room for rent , one or two gentlemen . Cor.
nor Willow avenue and SIxth street Apply ]
to N , M. Pusey.
ittishmicimsi IU81Ic .1
Prices on frales and art mnaterlal cut to the
quick for the next ten days. Chapman's New
Art Store , 17 Main street
Davia , drug , pailt , glass man 200 D'way.
No moro 10ulte'lng with experiments II
gasolIne stoves . The tme.trled , Quick Meal
and Reliable at Cole's , 4 Main 8trect. :
Evnns' Lalrdry Co. , 620 Pearl : . tel . 290 :
shirts , collars , cults , fine work a specially. I
1011.1 1lIf'UJIL1CdX.S .1RL .OTI I'It I
.
Clllrmal HI.the of the St"to COlmltec
e.ls " : letn ! or that Hoity.
MASON CITY , Ia. , April 8-Speclal ( Tele-
.
grrrrmt.-Jnmnes ) E. B.the , chalrmal of the
republican commitee , has called a meeting
of the commItee , to be held at Des Moines
b'ritlay , to select a tme and pllce for hold-
Ilg the next republican state convention.
Des Iolncs will be the place , and nl favor
aim early commeentration. Urged by the Ilnnl-
mania vote uf the conarnittee to contirutme
10lSoto commitee contnue as
chnlllan , BI'the poslt\ely refuses to so
act. _ _ _ _ _ _
Ot'mls" of Albert " "t" .
JAHSIAI.LTOWN , In. , Aprl 8-Speclal (
Tclegram.-Albert ) Sata , proprietor of the
Satin house , a resident or this city sInce the
close or the civil war . a member or the
'wenty-thlrd Iowa Inrnltr ' and one of the
most active Politicians In the county , Is
dead , after a brief Iness of dropsy and
varicose conaphlcation.
JIdF'P'JIIISON , la. , April 8-Speclal ( Tele- :
gram.-Irs. Joseph Churdnn , an aged lady
residing In the town of Chtmrdan took cor- :
rosl\e sublimate by mistake this morning
antI Is In a critical condition. She took the
poison supposing I was mcdlclne.
low" hay l"\II " ) Shot
CLINTON , la" , April 8.-Speclal ( Tele-
grnm.-Frltz ) Jesses , aged 11 , was shot In L
the abdomen and fatally Injured last night
by Samuel McWhoarter. The latter had ] I
been having much trouble with chicken I
thieves , amid last nIght he went on guard
Yonng Jesses was prowling arJund the hen I
house when he received . the , fatal shot.
FIlhtlnJ tire Kearn.y H"tr.
SIOUX CITY April S.-Spcial ( Telegram. )
-The Sioux City Conlmerc ! . association re-
solved thIs evening to joIn the other 1ls-
sourl river towns In their light against the i
allowance by the railroad commission of the
demand or thc Kearricy . Neb . jobbers timal t
the MissourI river rte . be , extended to them.
Patience Is eommendM ns the highest
form or pol ness. Dr , 1nlcs ; Cream Dak-
log Powder as the purest 'bd1 best leavenIng .
agent. I , , , '
.
UL1 I'EL1SD 1'LILsJdO 11Tl l''LEl.
Presldont UOllrceateA the Atttude of tine
illInois \ Free Silver l'Irty.
CHICAGO , April 8-A special to the Daily
News from Wnshlngton says : "I am deeply
gratified by the stand Snator Palmer has
taken against the propose free silver con-
\'enton In Illinois , " said PresIdent Cleveland
10 one cf his callers today.
The presIdent discussed the new silver
movemcnt at considerable length and depre-
cated ' tIre acton of the ilnois state commit-
tee PoltcIans who arc acquainted with Sen.
ator Palmer's prIvate views on the silver
question read between the lines of his pub-
Ilehed Interview this morning I plaIn warning -
Ing to his party that If the June convention
declares for free silver he will leave the party
and carry with him a large following or administration -
ministration democrats. - .
Slits .r 10\1 No\V.
Time sheri closet the store of I. D. Carr
at flancroft.
The Stab League of American Wheelmcn
meets at Jeferson , JUly 4 and 6.
The Davenport , Clinton and Easter ral-
rcad will probably be constructed this season.
The Northwestern Iowa Teachers' associ-
aton will meet at SIoux City on April 18 ,
19 and 20.
The Grand Army or the Republic of Des
101n s Is endeavorIng to get a one. fare rate
to the state encampment at Clinton.
Charles Ogden , n Cass county farmer ,
planted nine acres of horseradish last spring
and In spite of the dry season realized $326
from his crop
The Lemars Driving club has been Incor-
plrated under the state laws wIth a $5,000
capital. Time Incorporators are J. S. 10yt , J.
P. Rogers , George E. I.orlng , J. U. Sammis
and Eugene Eilcnbecicer .
Near the country village or Drowning , In
Carrel county , thpre resides a farmer named
J. D. Nicholson , who Is both dear and dumb.
Ills wife and all their children are In the
same condition , but It Is reported thnt they
are wel to do.
Two neighbors In the outskirts or Dubuque
quarreled. One of them owned 100 pigs.
lie hauled swill from the cIty to feed thmenu
He hasn't a pig ieft . Somebody put poison
In the swiil . 'fhe other neighbor Is suspected
of doing the dastardly deed
Dr. Palmer lndley of Atlantic , who has
been one of time surgEons or the Cook courtly
hospItal at Chicago th past two years , hues
been tendered anti lies accepted time position
of surgeon for the Mexican Central rail-
way and will take charge of the raiway
110splnl In Aguas Calentat , ur once
In the penitentiary at , Wort Madison the
census reports 4GO hlmlte . , , Of this rmumu-
her 20 are professed ChrltanB amid , 201
claim to bnvo no relgtul belief . Thc
churches are represented Catho-
1 ! , ( low : -
lies , eighty-four : Methodists , 'sIxty-fve : Pres-
hyterlans twenty-sIx : Christians , twenty-
four : Baptsts , twenty-four : ' UmnUmerans , seventeen -
teen : Episcopalians , ten ; hebrews , two : ! or-
mons , two , anti ] one each of Atlt'entista , Con-
grl gatonalst8 , Reformer lJd Evangiicai .
a a
water ; place It to cool for fifteen minutes :
melnwhle press milk and sal from butter ,
buter
by pressing In clean wet towel , and hour it .
10ur
Hol out dough on well floured board , piece
butter on I , fold dough over It , completely
covering butter : roll It out lightly , to one-
one
half Inch II timickneu , turn It l over , fold each
end to middle , flour I , roll out again i fold
ends to mhldlf , anti turn 1relleal i \ : this three
times more , and use I tbla paste la made
In summer put on Ice between each operation -
ton or folding and rolling. .
l'u.to No , i ,
Five cupfuls flour , one cupful butter , one
cupful lard , one cupful water , one-half teaspoonful -
spoonful Hpyal Daklng l'owder , Sift flour ,
with powder ; rub In Iud and butter cold ; ;
add the water , mix Into 1 smooth lithe doug .
.1. " t1SlLt tiNTS. .
To comprehend thoroughly the character or
IJslo lrudenel , It Is necessary to umler-
st and Mr. Plnero's '
view ot woman's nature , a
shown In " 110 ProflIgate , " male , known for
the frt time in Omaha last ev"ulnl at
Doyd's by Miss Marie Burroughs and her 8UP-
portng company. Mr. Pinero I probably the
ranking English dramatist , and anything from
blm Is sure to commanll spcct , alhough I
mny brIng no new mesage to the pcpe ! who
" sit silent spectators In time , " "
8lent spctators thl pit In "The
P rofligate , " Mr. Pinero scents most ambitious
to lmov the Inherent
sllw weakness ot woman , anti
that t I 15 best that Dha shouhl be. That there
Is i no such thing as , Inherent , n bad woman ,
and with thIs \'Iew-polnt wel ) establshed , he
poeeds to develop his new play , "The l'rolli-
gatl" , " with a woman as the gnat ruling
power , and a pro gate. a debauche , a ro's-
terer t , as the pseudo hero , who suggests more
than anything else the writer can recall , a
M r. Tnnquera , with the vices and the pat
posessCI by the wife of that most exemlllar
IL nglsh gentleman. A companion Illcture or
Lesle Brudenel , as pla'cd by \ Iss Bur.
roughs last evening , Is a man immorally wenle ,
egotstcal , vain , panlonote" , but at the semite
tme t wiing , as time Play showed , to expiate
his wrong doings on the threshohl of time love
he i bore the chili ' he married from a nnlshln
school , a man who wns early 8ubmerged ,
the maelstrom of life , but who most anxiously
desired to atone for wrongs cOlmltl' , that
he l might bo worthy of thc \olan ho bas
made hIs wife lereln then your ha\o hiD
mott for "The l'roiilgate. " Unfortulately ,
howevr li l , wih its brIghty epigrammatc s.e ] ,
Is i masterful bun liti I ng , its a mat yticmti hmarmtb lung
oC f characters , "The Proflgatl' " Is not either
an i interesting or an Instructve Play In
act , It solves not one oC time many problems
that t are thundering for sollton at the portals
of society , It leaves unanswertd many or the
questons which rack the brains of the wont ! .
But ono cannot help sonitetinmies
sometlcs being sur-
prlsell ! at tire daring of the damatst : who
puts Into the mouths oC hIs 11PIlets vomitier-
f ully clever thIngs hike this "
ruly lt thisVommtarm , Ilee
n ations , to be happy , Ihouhl brave no histories -
ice " " , '
r , and 110's '
. "lc's only a betrayer of women ,
men m don't hide for time ! , " llealelng of a mau
who has gone Into exile because of dl\orce
proceedings. i
Jut white the play may heave ] one with
doubts as to the wlsllom or CXllloltn on time
staJe such abysmal questions there can be no
donbt or the merit or the company producIng
Time . l'roiiigate. " Miss Iiurrotrglms graceful
prett , fascinating , has , through this play oC L
PInero's , made a most dignifed entre to star-
domn and she Is to be commended for much t
of the best work he las ever dune In the m
sweetly s'mpathete role ot Leslie lhrmmdenell .
I Is a part that suits her admIrbly , even I
sUggest\'c oC having been made for imer DII I
the gradual development of the child Into the
womln , \vhm . suffers because she Is brought
race to face Whim time sins of her husband , Is I
n wonderfully clever piece of actimig.
Mr. John E. Kelard plays the thankless I
part or Dunstan Henhaw , bunt hc plays I
with fine apprecaton of its many pOEslbl-
ties. One of the brightest character his seen L
this season is contributed by Harry Saint L
laur as Lord Dangars , I man with a past ,
but still a good deal of 1 man taking for al I
In all . Louis Massenm Is splendidly cast as the
young Scotch solicitor , Hugh Murray , In love
wih Leslie , anti he plays with all his old I
time ability , ability that has stood tire cruclnl I
test of the years. Mr. Brown unfortunately p
was suffering trom a severe cold , so that imj. d
playing was considerably marred. Miss Perry
made much or the betrayed one , Janet Preece ,
by no means overdoing what Is easily a Imar I
to be over done by an ambitious woman. Miss
Kate Lester and Miss Marion Abbott were
also wel cast , adding not a little to tire play ,
which Is In thoroughly competent hands.
MarIe Jansen wi bo at the Boyd for three
nIghts and a Saturday matinee on ThlrsdlY ] t
evening next In "DelmonIco's at Six , " whIch :
was generally pronounced last season by the
press In all tire larger cites to be one or f
the very best light comedies of recent years : ,
I Is fragile In texture , but It has a distnct
-
plot , and its mAn ) ' excellent Bluatonl anll
comic complctons nro probable aunt C\tl'
sistemmtly developed , The \
Iistenty spirit of the llleco
Is one or jolly anti , gayety anti there Is a di-
tnct favor of Ir03.lway . nun the famous amid
lhlonablo resort , from which time play ] takes
Its name , shout it. lu Jansen Impersonate
the character of a reigning concert hal sin-
get Trixie lazehnre , queen of the 'aude-
\ 'iiles . aUII her tlclous humor ninth her ceti-
ell'
tvatng COlnetry ( arc .lspllyell to llenllll ati-
- !
vantage . tier company Is 1 capital one , in-
chilng such well known light comedians as
Prellerlc 10nd , Clarence heritage ninth Vi'ihl-
lerlae
lam Norris amid , nch comely , attractive Wi. Iml
talente ! young lathes lIS Grace llunmtirngton
luntngten
arid hope Hess ,
Time 'Itmtmmbons' "New SUllerba , " which opens
a five nlhts' engaelent at nO'llB next
.
Sllla ) evenIng , Is entirely new this season ,
having been rebuIlt last summer at Cohauet ,
Mass. Mn . Wiiam Innlon claims "Superb.I"
Is the best producton time lanlol8 ever Ilut
out , and that Is saying ! a good deal There
will be a matnee on 'etimtcsday
I
The tenlll : Mint
Of l1oott' Snrsnparla wins friends where-
ever It is I fairly amid honesty trlc.t To have
Perfect healh you lust have pure blood
cmii ! the best \ \ . " to hrmts'e .
alli . hn\e 11re bloo.l Is to
take iiooml's rsapnrlla , . the best bocel ]
purifier mind strength lmrmilmier. 1 expels \ nil
taint of sCloCuln , suIt rheum anti nil other
humors nnl [ at the same tune builds tip the
whole s'stel.
100ls villa ] arc Ilromllt . - anti . - efficIent , 25c.
CHIEF SEAVEY'S RETENTION
To Ito ConmilIerelntms Mel.tll ! ' 011\-
St rInk Ir r ' \,11111. I
Thc Joarl of Fire and Police Commission.
ers met ali ndJourue,1 , last night wihout ac-
COll11shinK an'thlng beyonl acting on a
few roulno nnuttters. Time eomlunicaton ot
I Chief Sea \ ) ' retluestng th.t he Lt rein-
' statel , was lall over to be taleln trim at a
'sIl lalleeting to be hold tins aleroon , when
tire foil board Is expected \ to be Ilresent.
Commlsslonel' lartman 10\,1 In tire first
instance that tl request 0 grntcll lie
salt that I WIS an Injustce tu Mr. Sea\ey
to further poStllOIC the consideraton of his
I caso. Tire bars liar ! been throwl dowmn a 11 !
he imlnmusoif bnl , wm'ittemt several '
hllselr writen se\erl personal let-
ters urging various IJersons to comma before
the board anti , maleo army' charges which they
)
!
might entertain , but no one hal come , and
there wns absolutf ] ) nothIng In evidence
which relected on the chief Smih wantOI
a frill board present when the matter was
fInally consIdered , and Uw postponement was
Igreed to. Atorney Mahoncy notified the
board that he wlshef to incite a few relarks
before any acton was taken , amid he will be
given an opportunity totlay wi
Chler Savey submltel a report which was
ostensibly for the purpose of IndIcatng that
the omcers who had hind chare of the list-
lug of prosttutes had performed their duty
"thoroughly and honorably. " lie said that
In May he collected the certificates Issnell tlat
time Illce jUdge on Il'ment or limo fInes and
hall checked them up wih the boles of the :
police court , fnding them correct
In connection wih this laler Strlcltler
asked that his resolution abolishing the
rcsoluton abolshing present -
ent system be taken up. After some objec-
tons front the other memors he tinseriteJ
that this should also h poslllnC1 to ! the uext
meetn ! and the report from the chief went
with It.
Leaves of absence were granted to Jailer P.
P. : Ha\e ) ' , five days : Olcer Martin Jaier Snm\an 1. , ,
five das : Uriah Baker hose No 11 , ten da's :
John McDrhle , hose No. 2 , ten days : J. L ,
Smith , hook and laMer , No. I , . n days : F.
JI. Gardner , hose No.8 , two da's.
.
Withdraw time Cimarge .r Ilynotitm. .
DIINVIdI1 , April 8.-lrs. Anes ' 'urer. ,
who has just won her suit agaInst Alfred
Fiby for $2,0 all Interest on the notes he
gave just as Iteepsaltcs to remember him
1) ' after he should depart from this iife .
I wi not le obliged to explain the charge :
T0iANLY
p .
: ; WOMAN
_
,
- Is there anything more wholeS -
S some , more beautiful , more
- completely plcasing than a
womanly woman ? Such a
woman is even tempered ,
intelligent , strong and healthy. Health really tells the whole story.
Health means strong nerves and strong body and they go far toward
bringing good look and amiability.
A woman worn and wearied by the dragging weaknesses pccular to
her sex , cannot be expected to find zest in any duty or amuscmcnt Life
is all one dead monotonous gloom to her. On her face is written the
story of weakness and pain. The wholesomeness of health is lacking.
rhc checks lack fullness , the eyes lack sparkle , the hair lacks luster.
Doctors have learned to locate ninc-tcnths of womanly sickness in
the organs that ought above all others to be strong and healthy.
Sensitive womcn shudder at the thought of consulting a physican
on such matters. A natural feeling of modesty makcs them dread
the examination , and subsequent stereotyped treatment by I local appl-
cations" on which most doctors insist
Much more often than not , this is unneccssary. I should not be
submitted to except as a last resort
Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescription has cured thousands of severe cases
of " female weakness. " I works in a naturl , sensible way. I begins
by subduing the infammation that is always prcscnt Then it strength-
cns and invigorates the whole body , particularly thc organs distinctly
fem nine , I prmotes regularity , cues infammation and ulceration ,
and stops the debilitating drain caused by them ,
. Thc nhove imrkf talk ou Woiniamm's cllar nlmcnts Is rntnl IIIJ a treatise of I.q pages
Z contnlnlng scores of sUmo'llals amt leprIIIC \lhotogrPhs with immure atsc n pnjn ?
O thmtsc cured , Ten cents ( tnmps ) wi bring this \ book H"IINI II 111111 c'u'c'lllll < < < I or ,
better still , the I'eopie's Common Sense aImmuhcuui Adviser boummtl In . .
. . Ictttr sUI l'cple'l ledlct hOlnd strong paper covers. conm.
e talmiumng au the nitatter In the foregoIng trcatie , multi ' ' strol/ COl. .
" scvermul hsiiiimrrc.I '
tallin/ mater , trcat , "t Hc'vc'lal hnltrrNI lHlICN "c'Hldt'H ,
still iso ItIL.ED : EJIEE : to ' , . IIJC'H .
lii
: wil 1 ( JI.\IIIO : any ole scuttling 25 centS II ol'rent Itallpl to pay for pack.
o inl :111 postage olly-ntlins over 1,0 pages muriel 30 Ihltrtons , Over 6,0 copies sold ,
U In coth covers nt regular price of $ r,50. AddresJ ( whim htulp' arid this Coupon ) far either
book : WommtD'mi DISlNSA1W Mrimnc.u. ASSOCIATION , (3 MaIn Street , IuIalo , N. ' el
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Intending Purchasers
EARLY OHIO SEED POTATOES
. .
-Guaranteed Northeru Growu-
Council Bluffs and Vicinity Imported Thousands Qf Dollars Worth
of Potato During the Past Season. Buy Good Seed and We wn I
Export Instead of Impor Write for prices or cal on
DUQU13'.TB & CO' ,
211 and 213 Broadway , Council Blufl , Ia : -
-
- - - COUWI l.tWI
. * & 'J 11c STEAM DYE WORKS
' - cot , rFS All kinds or Dyeing
' . , glut i r and Chanlng done In
r it . the highest style ot
crr . E the art. Faded and
rtc # ' .11 _ I stained fabrics made
- - - - - - : bvc w to look as gooll n.
- ' 1 . new , 'Vorlt promptly
IPt - = - - = prompty
I - done and deilvered
L In al parts delvered
1t1 4ORKS c h country. Send for
, prlcu .
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; . . - - - . . . flroaeway , .
' - - - - - - - - Dr wa , near North.
L - - " : : ' ? -4-1&- . western Dept , Counci
. _ T" . BIuIts. Iowa.
turd Mis. fllby' rmittmie
. timat she' hypnotized
A1frri in so srmc'ccssftmh a nttrtilner that ito
cotmlti micit iic'ip giving liar imi moimey anti
property' , n . . tns. 1' ulty' nimpenred lit thto
district eonmrt titiny anti asked that tue case
against Mm's , Tinner be itiemleseti , Judge
l'nhmner e'crnmmle.1 time rnmotlomi for it new trial
iii time case of Mrs. Tnt-nor against Altreti
libby' anti au apeprul was takemi by lila at.
tonnieys.
I - -
L
i'iiere rite those 'lmn paint ,
Aitbittu iitihtm'i'Iriis ( it ( ? Vl' ldntl ,
ftat' oil , writer m'tlI't ( or dunn ,
St mid k's I n P I ii t i'rmm nu.
( I'inihmie iui i lt Imloof tt'hmihigs , ,
14'xft ) , b.ht ) .
\\'t"\ ' ( ' lmt'i'im s'llluig FliiibubI : P1.
mhlio8 for' 21 yerlrr ,
It , II)3I'1lr ( ,
Mmic anti Art ,
liii : ; 1)ommglms ) : ,
DOCTOR
4tSEARLES 4
&SEARLES
tctvous1
Pr1vat
Disoascs.
'f1iCAT.iIiNT ity MAIL , CotmimitmitIomi Frog
Wo cure Catarrli , all diseases of the
Nosu , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood , Skin and Kidney Disoaaoa , Fo- .
flab Weaknesses , Lost Manhood , and
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
wnAlc ! tIHN .A1t VICTIMS 'O NDIIVOUS
Debility or Exiautmon , Wasting ' , veaicrmebH. In. -
roiuntmtry Losses , with Early 1ec..y in 'ourmg
anti nniddlo mmgetl : iacg 01 'Irmm , t'igor and weak-
earl prennnatureiy in approaching ord age. Alt
) ieid readily to our now treatnient for hogs oC
vital power. Calm or tudires wIth stamp for
circuiers , tree book and receipt ! .
Br Q"mrlac , anti Qn'mshtc , 1415 larnitemi
us , siousem3 uimu ummuma,1 Orimnuima No1
DUPI9S
PUREMALT WHiSKEY5
All Druggiti ,
- - - - - -
- . . -1
When Buying ' .
Fruit Trees , : . -
.
Buy the best.
A minute host can never be' rccpvered , '
anmi it's a calamity to lose aevorul years.
which so mamty Iowa anti Nebraska peopia s
have done v/lien they have bought , foreign '
grown , unacchiniated fruit trees.
MENERAY I3ROTH1dRS , :
TIlE CRESCENT NURSERy. '
\VerO born orm tire lands where their nurse.
ry stock is grown. aria years of patient.
imiteilgemit expenirmient have taugimtthem time
best varieties for this climate. Consequentiy ( '
their home grown stock is atm Immirtly as thu '
forest trees. They have a very large stock
for the spring delivery anti every tree ha
Warranted true to name. Orchmnrd Vinyard ,
Lawn. Parking Trees rind Ornamental stock
Make no rnistrmko Iii yotmr orders. i3end 'us
your list of wants for prices. We can please
you in prices anti stock. References : Council
Bluffs Jiartles , Council fliufte ieprirtment'
Omaha lice , nnd pm'omninment hmusimaess men.
Nnrrsenics six miles north of Council , flifts
P. 0. Address , - c
MIdNERAY BROS. ,
Crescent , Towa. '
GidO. P. SANFORD , A. W. RIEICMAN ,
President. Cashler
First National Dank : . ' . 'j'
otCOUNCII. BLUFF3 , Iowa
CailttI ; , 0 a $1OOOO
l'm'ofits , . a 12,000
One of the oldest bank. mt thmo state of Iowa.
We , oimcli your business and coileotloris. We
pay 5 per cent on time depoitti , We whit be
pleased to ee anti servo you.
MEssIont & CLEMILNT ,
BROKERS
GRAiN , PROVISIONS , TOO1B ,
5O3I Broadway ,
Grain imnimdied hum car heath iota : Ttmi. 203.
COUNCIl. hii.IJVliS , iOV % . -
sI1lz ( .c. PA I3JIIIuIIWi ? Atrovtmoy8.met-Lmtsv
I. CU i ) Unadimtiiuu U , h'ntmctico in tlm State
mmitmi Icmdurul Comiri. 11001104 : yJs.7.s'J , ShluZmte
Jhtucic , ( uuimvmi lIIuIi'.t , Iowa ,
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Special Notices-Council Oluffs
CIIIMNDYS CLBANE1) ; VAIJL'ri CLI1ANIID ,
ld Ilumke , at W , i. hionmer'mm , &t llruadwmty ,
CINIIiiiB FOR SALII. 200 VAQON LOADS. 15 ,
litJrkL' , at Jlmnnem's , 138 liroadway.
1oIt ltIN'r , liOUHfl , No , cea ImltOAlWAY ,
t'itit auvemi rutlmms ulo four roommum mtthjolnlmu
at 1.21 ilruadwuy : good chmzmncm , for slitter private
( orally , boardIng house or restaurant , B , "mY ,
Jackson ,
itiNT , A UOOl ) JIOUHII AND ITAIILFI '
and 2 acremi at garIen tumid , 3 maths from tire
city iimnlia. I'or rent ror $7.21) Per month.
Apltiy to Leonard fivreIt , l'enil street , Ccaun.
cr1 Ifluffs.
Poll ItENT , A 000 ! ) nroutm , STAiII.iI AND
40 ucrcs cf lmmnth , 3 miles from time cumy himitS ,
1"or rent for trIO ) per rmoniim , Apply Li been.
amd Everett , Coumwii Blurts , Is ,
iOR ItFThT , S AC111113 ON flhIJB i3Thli1i ?
( no buil3ing ) , 2t4 sent's on Llmmcoia avenue
timniil tmouae rriI stebie ) , 20 acres en t/pper
hiroatlway ( good house , etc , ) . b. W. Tulleys ,
_ iQI I'eari sireet ,
VIVId ACitilhl ( JAhtIlIN LAND , \'lTti 1.AltOU
two-story house , for Inmit. Odeii'n heal } atats
Isciiange ,
Pitt/IT FAIIM AN ! ) OAIIIEN LANE ) 3'OR
sale chmtap end on easy tennis , Buy & hess ,
B I'timri strict ,
TO flINT . , A SUVFN.IIOOM IIOUHB. 321 PAnIC
mtvi-imut. ,
1'Olt II1INT-I I IAVE hiE'IdItA L Flil't.CLAShI
mntithcrrm tmoues. 1)r , 1 , I , % % 'oodbury' , corner
Bluff anti 8tory strecis ,
FOhC RArB , A (1001) SECONfl-liAl ) 0AFIIT
withm flew climmetmer tints imimtl ttj(4 rims. W , J ,
L 1/eu 0111Cc , Cunacll lImits ,