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    THE OMAHA DAILY KB 1C : WEDK30SDAY , MAY 2:2 , 1805.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL nLUI-'FS.
UPEAIU. STnKF.T
OFFICE , - - NO.
Delivered by carrier * to any part of the city.
H. V. ' . TIL.TON , Lexsee.
Tnt.nniONKS ltu > ln' s nnicc. No. n ; night
editor , No. 23.
Mt. Ult .U
0. A. Sleeper of St. r.iul , Minn. , was In
tlio city latt night at the Merchants.
The King's Daughters will be at home In
the Christian tabernacle tomorrow evening.
HuinboUH Iwlgs No. 174 , Independent Or
der ot Oild Fellows , will mcut tonight for
Initiation.
The managers of the Union park will put
family tlrkftn on sale today , good for the
l\ entire ten races , nt } 5. Single ki'uwn tickets ,
The funeral of llttto SJrah Flarritt will
take place tills afternoon at 1:30 : o'clock from
the residence of H. J. Langdon , fiOl Damon
street.
A card part and social will bo given by
Harmony chapter No. G , Order of Eastern
Star , at Masonic hall , Thursday evening.
Members and their friends cordially Invited.
Members of Hazel camp , Modern WocJmcr
of America , No. 171 , their families and vls
Itlr.i ? member ; , are Invited to attend an en >
ttrtalnment nt their hall , Thursday evening
the 23d.
lllufts dlvl lon No. 27 , Uniform Itanli
Knights of Pythlac , meet this evening Ir
regular session at KnUhti Pythias hall
All Sir Knlnhts are requested to be present
II. 11. Parkinson , recorder
The regular pouncll of Pcttavattnmlo tribe
No. 21 , Improved Order of Hedmen. wll
occur this evening at the wigwam , 103 Pear
street. The special vork will be the adop
lion of live applicants for membership. II
IJ. Parkinson , sachem.
Frank Hardln was arrested yes1 onlay , am
In now In Jail , charged with larceny from ;
building. Ollle Wright Is the complalnanl
She claims ho stole $11 of her lianl-earnei
cash Monday , the 13th , and four days late
stol- > her watch , valued at $35.
Scth World , the Christian horre waif , wh
was found sleeping In a dray , his been exjm
Ined by Dr. Treypor , the city physician , am
found to bo too bright for the Glcnwood Asy
luin for Feeble-Minded Children. Ho wll
probably be rant to the reform school.
Howard Illalr , the young scamp who ha
bsen mixed up In stealing scrapes lately , w ! !
not be pent to the reform rchool. Ills slstc
appeared before Judge McOe ? yesterday an
agreed to look after him and try to nnk
him behave , and the 'court's heart wa
softened.
Matt Wilson and Jim Connors spent Mon
day night tak'ng ' In the town from a gasllgl
point of view , and when the morning PII
arose they were found lying In the alley b
the city building , sleeping off the effects c
their night's debauch. They were deposltc
In the city cooler.
Helen Andrenvs , the 17-months-old child <
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Ingraham , died yesterda
afternoon at 2:30 : o'clock , of congestion cf tli
bowels. She was sick from Sunday night
9:30 : o'clock. The funeral will be held th
afternoon at I o'clock , at the family rea
dence , 201 Willow avenue.
- The program of commencement week at 11
High school this year wll llnclude "Cadi
day , " which 'Will b ? Mondjy. On that da
there will be field sports at the driving pii
similar to those In most of the colics of tl
country. The entire program for the wee
has not jot been prepared.
H. P. , a race horse , belonging to J.
Connelly , ran against a fenc ? whllo belt
driven at the driving park. A sliver of wo <
nn Inch In diameter and seven Inches lot
ft penetrated an artery below the eye , and tl
Injury required tlie attention of a veterlnai
surgeon. Several bone's of the face we
broken.
Council camp , Woodman of the World , In
accepted an Invitation to attend the men
orlal services and unveiling monuments
Omaha , Sunday , June 9. Committees are
work making all necessary arrangements f
a large representation and are called to me
at the hall Friday nlgh'i ii S o'clock , char
After the committee meeting camp will np <
to confer the morning degree on sever
members.
Insure In the Imperial , Palatine or Gli
Falls Fire Insurance companies. These a
among the largest and best companies In tl
world , and we are solo agents for Coum
niuffs. Lougeo & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
I'Yncn INmtP.
20 car loads standard red cedar fence posi
10',4c each by the car load. A. Overton , Cou
ell Illuffs , Ibwa : _
IT.ltbUN.If. r.llt.tUlt.tl'llS.
Mrs , A. MolzKer has gone to
II. C. Harper of IlurllnRton Is visiting 1
Bister , Mrs. J. M. Campbell.
Ohio Knox left yesterday for a lmsln <
trip of a week to Graham anil Norton con
ties , Kan.
C. II. Hannan left yesterday for a bnslni
trip In Nebraska , accompanied by C.
Brown of Atlantic , who spent the day
Council Illuffs.
Mr. J. D. Franklin Is In the city spend !
a quiet honeymoon. Ho was married I ;
Saturday In Kansas City to Miss D.rt
Elenor Howard , of that city.
Henry Coffeen has taken a new position
traveling salesman with the Dempster J
Manufacturing company. of Ues Molnes. I
territory will bo western Iowa , and northwe
ern Missouri.
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'Mm Wlznril T < lop hone Company
Is now prepared to receive applications :
complete telephone eervlco In Council I ) In
and other cities at the following rates :
For business places , { 2 per month.
For residences , ? 1 per month.
For circuit of Ave Instruments on one II
BO cents each per month.
Apply at company's factory , 101 Fou :
street , Council Blurts ,
Children's waists from ICc to $1.00.
METCALF BROS
Itlg Unco Mentn ! _ .
Spring meeting of the Union Park Rac
association commences May 22 , and c
tlnues ten days. Five good races da !
commencing at 2 p. m. One and a th
faro on all railways for round trip.
Hurt In n Itmmwnr.
Frances Krettlch , a young lady who U
In the extreme eastern part of the city
Broadway , was badly hurt yesterday nfl
noon. She had been taking a music lesson
St. Francis' academy and was on her v
he me. On Broadway near the corner
Frank street she alighted from the buggy i
went Into a store. When she returned :
climbed Into tlio buggy , and before she 1
had tlmo to pick up the lines , the horses t
fright at something and started to run. '
buggy was overturned and Miss Krott
was dragged for some llttlo distance. W !
she was picked up It was founil that
left leg had been broken just above the an !
She was carried to St. Bernard's liosp !
uhero a physician was summoned and CVE
thing was done to make her as comtorU
as possible. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Urriit I'upulitrlly of Cupp * Cheer.
Dealers who have been furnishing tl
customers with the famous nonalcoh
beverages , Coppr Cheer and Herb To
manufactured exclusively by tba Q.
Wheeler Brewing company , are always a
Ions to control the trade for their own to' '
because the beverages outsell anything i
In the lino. Hero's what D. II. Thompsoi
Co. of Mnlvern. la. , wrote In an order
more goods : "Vour last shipment ot Co
Cheer will not last longer than Saturday.
Is a big seller. If you will allow us to c
trol the entire trade hero on Copps CI
and Herb Tonic wo will obligate oursel
to buy all of our drinks from you and
push the trade. " Sold exclusively
Wheeler & Hcrold. Council Bluff a. la.
Mi\rrl K < i Licences
The following marriage licenses were
* ' sued yesterday by the county Judge ;
Nome and Address. /
* Thomas II. Uowey. Lincoln , Neb .
Ollle L. Whitney. Lincoln. Neb . , . . ,
Gilbert Cocp.'r , Lincoln , Neb . . .
Daisy Mcdce. Lincoln , Neb .
William Fryer , Council lllufTh .
Mary Borensan , Cou-cll Bluffs .
Brent K. Yntrc , Omaha. . . .
Lela Pearl Mellor. Mulvern , la .
A iplendld Una of straw hats t Met
proa.
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NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
John Limit' Presenti a Thousand Do'lnr
Claim to the Oitj Council ,
L'BERAL ' DISCOUNT OFFERED FOR CASH
Cons deration ot tlio .Mutter 1'niitponcil
1'laiu I'rfdcntril foi 1'lxtnc Up the 1'rci-
rut City < > nll Novel Krlipmo fur
NuliitiilniIti'frmtory I'rltunem ,
The city council held a very pleasant tcclal
rncellnc as a committee of the whole last
evening and listened to a large nnd vigorous
claim from John Llndt , who held in his hnni ]
a bill for $1.000 damages from Mary Peter
son , who felt on the sidewalk and hurl her
self to that amount's worth. The memberj
of the council had bun down and looked at
tlio plnec , and fnund that one of the boards
In the bldowalk wa * loose. This caused n
great commotion , nnd some of them were
willing to settle at almost any figure. Llndl
mildly suggested that $250 would suit him
about right , and said he thought he could fl >
matters up with his client.
There was a visible tendency among the
conncllmcn to postpone action , but Llndt salt
there was no time llk the present. Thert
was no doubt that his client would get mon
than $210 from the oily It she pressed hei
suit , nnd the city could get off much easlci
now than after a long and expensive lltlga
tlon.
tlon."But
"But , Mr. Llndt , " said the mayor , "tin
ccmmltte > of the whole has no right to nllov
a bill anyway. We shall have to wait untl
the next mooting of the council , at least. "
"Yes , the committee has that right , " dls
pilled Llndt , "they settled a claim of in In
once for $1,000 right In that little room there
with no one present but myself and the al
dermen. "
This reminder of days not so vrry loni
ago , when the council used to hold sta
chamber sessions and vote away the city'
money under lock and Key , c.iused severa
aldermen to look down their ness , and ther
was a hurried determination to postpone ac
lion until the next meeting.
Hell & Kent and Woodward Dros , were o
hand with a couple of sets of plans for th
remodelling of the city Jail , and a length
dlfcusslon was had with reference to th
respective merits of the two. One poln
which Woodward's had was a room to be use
for drying clothing , bedding , and the Ilk
after washing. A full set of steam pipes wa
to be connected with this room. When ther
was no washing to be done , the Idea of th
architects was that the room might be use
for taking the btlffcnliig out of the back bon
of refractory prisoners. They could be put I
the drying room and the steam turned erA
A Turkish bath would thus be furnished , an
the heat could be turned up to n height ths
would undoubtedly call for a speedy sui
render on the part of the obstreperou
prisoners.
The petition of Aultmnn , Miller & C <
for a reduction of assessment was recon
mended for rejection and several other Item
of smaller interest were partially disposed o
. \ nig ( I < I.IK s.iic.
Wednesday every ladles' and misses' Jackc
In our store ( none reserved ) . In tan , browi
navy and black , alt new , stylish garment
with Immense large sleeves , that was $3.5i
Jl.OO , $5.00 , $ C.EO , up to $12.00 ; your choii
Wednesday , $1.50 each. They must go. U
will not carry them over to another sea&oi
Kviriy ladles' cape In our stock that wi
$3.00 , $3.50 and $1.00 will go Wednesday :
$1.98 each.
Ladlos' capes that were $1.60 , $5.00 , $6. (
and $0.50 , Wednesday $2.98 each.
Calico wrappers , 50c , 79c.Calico wrapper
well made , largo sleeves , at 50c each.
SPECIAL CAHPET SALE.
Linen warp matting , worth I5c. at 2 !
yard. UENNISON 1JHOS. ,
Council Dlufta.
CloHD Ytiiir storon.
In pursuance of n request from many
our buslne's men , I most respectfully reque
that all business houses , so far as co-ivcnlci :
be closed today , May 22 , from 1 p. m. to
p. m. , so that all employes may have an o
portunlty of attending the races at Unli
park upon Council Illuffs day.
J. H. CLEAVER , Mayor.
Children's waists from 15c to $1.00.
METCALF DUOS.
Itnniril Itreiikcri.
Union Driving park will be the scene
some of the ( leetcst-footed runners nt tl
coming meet that It has over been the lot
Comic.I Uliiffs people to wltnes
There are already about 200 hors
at the grounds , and evcrythli
goes merrily on. All that Is now ne
cssarv to make the races a success Is t ;
patronage of the people. Every one shou
go at least one or two days , and , as t
races generally bring out the newest thin
In dress , you ought to call around and s
Tow Hughes and get a new hat , somethli
"natty. " You should also have a pair
those tan shoes ; you can get them from $1.
up to $3.50 down at 919 South Main strci
And you may need something In a shirt
necktie. Call around at Hushes' and E
these things before the races.
a Yes , the Eagle laundry la "that go
laundry , " and li located at 724 Broadwi
If In doubt about this try It and be convlnci
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
New designs In Swiss curtain goods Ji
received. Prices never so low. Coun
niuffs Carpet Co.
The King's Daughters of the Chrlstl
church will be at home to all their frlen
Thursday evening , May 23 , at the reslder
of Ed N. Urown , 211 Harrison. Strawberrl
Ice cream and cake , 25c.
Oorrd by it Mini Hull.
F. S. Boardmun , an old man who Is w
known In the community , lies at his hoi
on Avenue G In a very critical condition
the result of an encounter he had yesterd
with an Infuriated bull. He was In the I
with the animal when the latter suddei
turned upon him and gave a grunt tl
caused him to flee for safety. He did i
get over the fence fast enough , howev
and the horns of the maddened antn
gouged him severely In the leg. Mr. Ilea
man fell and was wounded again In I
scalp before his calls brought help. 1
bull was driven off and the old man tal
Into the house , where Dr. Thomas attem
him. On account of his age and weakn
there is considerable fear felt for his safe
A large line of children's waists.
METCALF DUOS
It Is hard to g3t ladles' Waverly blcycl
there Is such a demand for them , but C
& Cole have a few left ; $83 buys the b
this year. Low prices on medium gr ;
wheels.
A big cut In carpets and rugs. Cout
DluCfs Carpet Co.
A splendid line of straw hats at Mtc
Bros.
B
Go and listen to the old war songs at
Christian tabernacle Tuesday evening by
Dudley Buck quartet.
sir
lc ! Miowern of Untnr.
Ic , H. A. Balrd's store was flooded with wa
It. last evening about 10:30 : o'clock. When
Young Men's Christian association roc
were closed up for the night the young r
who had charge left the water turned on
the big bath room. Home pieces of paper i
other refuse clogged up the escape pipe i
pa
before long the water began to trickle dc
Into the store room beneath. OQlcer E
dale noticed It , but not until a large amo
of water had run down and done coneli
111 able damage. He had the water turned of
by
A large line of children's waists.
METCALF BllOi
Davis , agency for Munyon's remedies.
Trying to I'ruvtMiii A lib' .
The trial of Al Rachwltz occupied the
4t
35 tire day ysterday In the district court. '
21 defense Introduced considerable tetstlm
IS with a purpose of proving that Albert '
21W not at the scene ot the robbery at all ,
W at home weeding the garden , beating can
23 and doing other things that a well beha
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citizen ought to be doing In May. His i
lit was one ot these witnesses and she at
to her storr bravely. County Attor
S.iumlers promises to bring some Interesting
things to light to rebut all this testimony
with reference to the alibi. „
Kachwltz' trial winds up the series of trial :
of the gang that committed so many de-
ptedatlons In the southern part ot the city
a little over a year ago. James Harris , whc
turned states' evidence , will In all probability
be turned loose as soon as his present three
days' sentence for contempt has been com'
pletcd. Three members ot the gang are
already In the penitentiary and the one now
blng tried seems to be well on the way aftci
them.
HPKCIAL SAM : or LACKS.
llonton .Store ,
We have placed on sale for this week (
big llre of laces , which we have Just re
cclvcd direct from the manufacturer. Alsi
our regular stock at greatly reduced prices
NOTE THE PRICES.
5 to 8 In. ecru Guipure lace , very deslrabl
for trimming , regular value ICc to 20c yard
we offer them at lOc yard.
8 to 12 In. ecru and white Guipure lac ;
beautiful patterns , regular 25c qualities , o :
sale at 12' c.
Beautiful line of Irish Point and Poln
Venice lares reduced from 33c and 39c t
19c a yard.
See values offered at 33c , 4So and C9c
yard.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Ladles' fast black hose , 19c quality , re
duced to 12'XiC a pair.
Big line of ladles' tan hose , regular vain
35c , on sale at 19c a pair.
Children's heavy ribbed hose , sizes G s '
9'/Sc ' , worth 15c , on sale at lOc a pair.
Children's ribbed .lisle hose , sizes C to !
at 25c a pair , worth 45c.
Ladles' lisle vests , regular price 39c , n
duced to 25c each.
Ladles' Swiss ribbed vests , worth 15c , i
lOc , or 3 for 25c.
Children's ribbed vests , all sizes , lOc eacl
See values In ladles' vests at 3c , 12 > Xi
19c and 3."c each.
FOWLER , DICK & WALKER ,
401-405 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , la.
WIlttllK TO LAY Till : SIIlWAf.K :
Street * on Which the Council linn Orilcrc
Sulmniitlnl Improvement * .
At the council meeting Monday night t
ordinance was passed providing for the coi
structlon of sidewalks on the followlr
street : , :
Six-foot brick walks : Scott street , frci
of lots 1 and 10 , block 3 , Mynster's add
tlon ; Mynster street , frcnt of lot 10 , blot
3 , and lot G , block 7 , Mynster's addition ; Vii
street , front of lot 3 , O. P. 202 lot 2 O 1
203 , and lot 2 , O. P. 204 ; Avenue A , norl
sldo from Eighth to Eleventh street ; Teni
street , front of lot 7 , block P , Curtis
Hamsey's addition ; Seventh avenue , soul
side from Twelfth to Thirteenth street , ai
front of lots 7 and 8 , block 10 , McMalio
Cooper & Jeffries' addition ; Thirteen !
street , east side from Fifth to Eighth av
nue ; Sttttsman street , west sldo from Bros
way to Pierce street ; Grace street , east sli
from Pierce street to Voorhls street ; Plain
street , both sides from First street to Slut
man street ; Lincoln avenue , east side fro
Pierce street to Perln avenue ; Perln av
nue , north side from Lincoln avenue
Frank street ; Pierce street , both sides fro
Harrison to Benton street and front of 1
11 , block > , Mynster's addition ; Mill strei
south side from Scott street to Sixth itrec
Seventh avenue on south side from Seven
street to alley east ; Fourth street , we
Blile from Story street north 100 feet.
Four-foot brick walk : Harmony strei
south side from Benton to Frank street , ai
on the north side of Harmony street fro
Benton to Loian street ; North First strei
east from Washington avenue to a pol
fifty feet north of the south line of lot
0. P. 47.
Four-foot white pine plank laid crosswls
Avenue C , north side from Eighth to Ten
street ; Avenue D , both sides from Elgh
to Tenth street ; Avenue F , both sld.es frc
Ninth to Tenth street and front of lot
block 1 , Williams' subdivision of Mill 1 <
Avenue E , north side from Sixth to Elgh
street ; Avenue F , north side from Eighth
Ninth street ; Ninth street , In front of :
fi , block 0 , Curtis & Hamsey's addltlc
Washington avenue , from First street
Harrison street on north side ; Fourteen
avenue , north side from Third to Pleasa
street ; Ninth avenue , south from Fourth
Third street ; Willow avenue from Bl
street to alley east ; Park avenue , west si
front of O. P. 159 ; Seventh street , cast si
from Eighth avenue to Sixteenth aveni
Lincoln avenue , west side from Pierce stn
to Graham park ; Avenue F , both sides fn
Ninth street to Tenth street ; Ninth stre
west side from Avenue F to alley nori
Avenue G , north side from Eighth to Nit
street ; Twenty-sixth street , west side fn
Avenue C to Avenue I ) ; Avenue B , sot
side from Thirteenth to Fourteenth stre
east sldo Fourteenth street from Broadway
Avenue G ; Thirty-second street , cast s
from Broadway to Avenue C ; west s
Seventeenth street from Avenue A to A'
mie B ; Avenue B , north side from Slxteei
street to Tsventy-seccnd street ; Avenue
north side from Twenty-sixth street
Twenty-eighth street ; Twenty-third stre
west sldo between Avenues C and D ; soi
sldo Avenue A from Twentieth to Twen
first street ; Thirteenth street , west s
Broadway to Avenue C ; Avenue G , south s
from Eleventh to Fourteenth street ; Nil
street , In front of lots 3 and 4 , block
Burns' addition ; Harmony street , on no
. and west side from Logan to Oak stn
and west side Frank street from Wa
Ington avenue to Harmony street ; west s
Twenty-ninth street from Avenue < J to A
nue I ; Toatevln street from Eighteenth
Nineteenth avenue on west slda ; Avenue
north side from Twenty-eighth to Thlr
second street ; Avenue B , south side fr
Thirty-second to Thirty-fourth street ; S
enth street , east side from Sixteenth avei
to Nineteenth avenue ; Fifteenth aven
north side from Eighth to Ninth street ; e
sldo Second street from Avenue A to A
nue B. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Grand hotel , Council Bluffs. Newly f
nlshed. Reopened Oct. 1. E. F. Clark , Pi
Ladles , you always get fashionable i
llnery at the Bon Ton and It costs less tl
something unsatisfactory.
Itomnncn of a Tyuuwrltrtr.
A Smith-Premier typewrller which
been doing duty.In the office ot the Wlz
Telephone company has had an Interest
career for about four months past. It
In possession ot the Denver agent of
typewriter company up to January S , w
It was given to a woman on three di
trial. At the end of the fourth day
agent went to the house where It
been left and found It deserted. The wor
had left the city and was traced to Kar
City , where , In company with a man she
tempted to pawn the same machine a
second hand store. The proprietor of
store , however , declined to take It , susp
Ing It was stolen.
Last Monday Manager Smith ot the Om
office of the typewriter company visited
office of the \Vlzard people for the purj
of working up a typewriter sale. Ho fo
that someone had been there before 1
and examined the number or the machlni
order to ascertain what agent had been I
ing to shinny on his own side. On goliij
his olllce he found that the machine's nun
was on the list of stolen machines. The i
was reported to Marshal Canning , who ,
company with Deputy Marshal Ander
succeeded before the day was over In ti
Ing Ihe machine over to Its rightful owne
C. J. Willow , the president of the t
phone company , claims he bought It of a i
In Kansas City last January and paid
$20 for It. Ho brought It with him and
It to the telephone company , which la I
out Its $20 unless a satisfactory settlen
can bo made with htm.
Our May sale on curtains and cur
goods Is In full blast. Our low prices kr
out all competition. Council Bluffs Ca :
Co.
Have you seen the beautiful new novel
and the splendid bargains at the Mey
Durfee Furniture company's , the stam
furniture house t
A sple ijld line ot-straw hats at Moi
Dros.
Dros.The
The Hardman , the piano par excellent
Scientific optician at Wollman's , 406 Or
way.
fe Haled liny for hula
ck In large or small lots , by F. Gardner.
ey qulro ot Thomas Johnson , clt welghmai
FINE LEGAL
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Federal Court Asked to Bes ra j ( Des Mciaes' '
City OonnciC
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GAS COMPANY FtARS 'CONFISCATION
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Petition * tlio Court to I'm rou I the Mnul-
clpnl Autliurltlefi UcitucinR tlio 1'rlre
of that Commodity llolim Cost
of rrutluctlun ,
M01NHS , May 21. ( Speclal Telegram. :
Tlie gas controversy which has been before
the people of this city inure or less for se er.r
years refuses to be settled by passage oi
city ordinance's , decisions of courts or on }
other means as yet devised. The Capita
City Gas company has filed a petition Ir
the circuit court of tlio United States pray'
Ing for relief from the new gas ordlnanci
passed by the city council last Wednesdaj
evening. City Solicitor Macomber Is pre
paring an answer ami the matter , therefore
will In all likelihood conic up while Judgi
Woolson Is holding court here. IkIs ex
pected to come here Thursday from Uubuqiic
The action Is brought In the federal cour
because the company claims the city ordl
nance Is opposed to the constitution of tin
United States. They state that the new rate
will virtually confiscate their property b ;
diminishing the selling price to or below cos
of production. If tlio case comes up a
scheduled It may be decided before till
tertn of court Is adjourned. However , tli
case Is of such a nature as can be carrle
to the supreme court of the United States , an
If the gas company fights it to the last ( lite
Des Molnes may pay present gas rates for
couple of years more at least.
The citizens' gas committee Is In favor c
fighting the matter to a finish and will nssU
the city In the courts. At a meeting of th
council this afternoon a communication wa
read from the gas company refusing t
accept the figures llxed In the gas ordlnanc
and demanding arbitration. The coin pan
says It will go to the couits If refused. Th
communication was referred to the com
mlttee of the whole.
l.AltOU PKOEKATION DOWN
.More to Commit tliu I own Orilor to tli
\Vliltn .110(111 Dcfonted.
OTTUMWA , la. , May 21. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Iowa Federation of Labor todaj
after a heate'd discussion , sat down on th
effort to commit the body to free silver or EC
ciallsm. After hearing the report of th
committee on officers , Julius Frohm of th
United Mne | Workers was given the floor , fc
the purpose of explaining the situation of th
miners of southern Iowa. The discussion (
this subject was hot , but It was all on on
fide , the unanimous sentiment being again !
the men who had worked under the rcgul ;
tlon scale for coal mining. A committee , cot
slating of Julius Frohm of the United Mln
Workers and JOB Byrne of the Typographic ,
union , was appointed to gd to Jerome tomoi
row for the purpose of settling the miner ,
trouble and Inducing them'to Join the Unite
Mine Workers' association and ainilatu wit
the federation. The date qf holding the ne >
convention was changed from the third Moi
day in May to the second MonJay In Deceit
bcr. DCS Moincs was chosen as the locatloi
The convention adjourned after electing tl
following ofllcens :
President , L. T , Jonesi Burlington ; flr
vice president , A. S. Kchm , Des Molnes ; sei
end vice president , J. K. Uysart , Ottumw ;
third vice president , Leonard Schuster , Di
buque ; secretary and treasurer , Georf
Shaver , Dea Molnos ; legislative commute
Leonard Schuster , Dubuque ; M. H. Hal
Oes Molnes ; F. L. Harriett , Des Molnes ; de
egate to American Federation of Labor , N. 1
Hale , Dea Molnes ; organizers , Eckrool
Des Molnes , Byrne of Ottumwa , Jaeger
Burlington , We liner of Dubuquei
Snprf nir > uiirt Diclftlnp *
DES MO1NES , May 21. ( Special Tel
gram ) . The following opinions were filed
the supreme court today : W. H. Kenned
appellant , against Morgan Hensley nnd
W. Slocum , Ilnrdln district , uillrmed ; W. :
Scott against J. W. Mercer , appellant , 11
clinnan district , atllinuil ; Eilwnrd Ulcluii
son , appellant , nguinst Krnest Hrlx , Sec
district , ntllrmed ; Lucretia M. Mlncar in
Lucy ICmma Do Moss , appellees , again
Corinth Hogg ( nee Moody ) , nppellce , San
liell Moody , W. C. Moody , her husband , ai
Peter Turner , appellants , Saruh J. Olov
and Janus Glover , A. P. Mlnear nnd W ,
Do Moss , nppcllees , Calhoun district , r
n llrmed ; Michael Flacker against Anton N
vnk et ul , npii'llants. Linn district , reverse
Carl Ilube against Hobcrt Summerbeck , a
pcllant , Linn , reversed.
W. 13. Urown agalnht M. Anderson , a
pollnnt , Huena Vlbta county , dlsml.-bed
motion or appellee at cost of appellant.
S. Wilson against A. M. BJewiiru et ul , a
pellunts , Huena Vista county , ntllrmsil
motion of appellee at cost of appellant.
J. Williams against E. 15. Van 1'elt , npp
lant , 1'HRe county , appellee's motion to i
llrm with penalty Is sustained and 10 i
cent penalty allowed appellant to pay ;
costs. John D Goey , app-lltint , agnlr
William. Van Wylc et HI , Marlon conn' '
motion to dismiss overruled. Hessle Mr
against J. H. Marr , Clilcltasaw county , r
peilee'H motion to dismiss sustained n
costs taxed to appellant. The Hradley
Metcalf company and Gllmore & rtuhl coi
pany , appellants , ngnlnst T. 11. Burdslt
assignee , Pottawattamle county , nppelle
motion to dismiss sustained at cost of npp
lant. A. T. Klwell , trustee , appellai
against Klinball & Champ , Pottawattan
county , appellee's motion to dismiss ovi
ruled. George Plantz , appellant , ngali
Thomas Vangorder et al , Audubon conn
appellee's motion to dismiss sustained
appellant's cost. D. G , Alnstrce et al , r
pellants , against Nettle Fnrly et al , Mitch :
district , appellants' motion , to dl.smlss OVi
ruled. 'T. "C. I'eterson against W. W. lit
et al , appellants , Dickinson county , app
lants' motion to dismiss overruled.
Atlnrnoys t.lveu Ornt I rrnloni of Sp'ec
DES MOINES , May 21.-SpeclaI ( Te
gram. ) In the supreme court today In I
case of the State against William Tlpj
from Mahaska district , the decision of l
lower court was ntllrmcd , the court ml !
In effect that attorney In a case may ti
fresly und to an almost unlimited exte
The defendant was Indicted for murder n
convicted of manslaughter and scntenc
to six months In the penitentiary. He kll
a man In a saloon , by accident , he olalni !
The court holds that the evidence v
sutllclcnt to warrant the verdict , nnd s
tains all the rulings of the lower court. 1
as defense objected to the remarks of
he county attorney In the opening statem
en and In the argument. In the opening stn
' ment he claimed the dead man had mnd
r's dying statement that was very bad for
he defendant , but afterward this statem
ad was ruled out , because It was not'sho
in that the man knew he was dying when
as made the statement. The protcutlng
torney also referred to the tHct that Sc <
ita the murdered man , was deaiLnnd could
itho tell his side of the storyj He was very f
ho In his remarks to the Jury In othr resqici
and on this the defense expected to ge
reversal. T
ha I.iixpntlmrccr Ca'icjf i * } IJiturin ,
he DVBUQUE , la. , May Si The Luxi
ise burger congress closed tonight with a b
ndm. quet. Resolutions were' adopted enders
m.In John Ludwlg of Wlnotlu , Minn. ,
In appointment by the' ' government
11to Luxemburg as consul to the Unl
to States. Ofllc-ers eltctrrt > were : I'r
dent , John Ludwlg , WlTiona'vice ' ; iir
ise dent , George Thill , St. Puult , financial i
retury , Peter Welland , i Aurpra ; record
Inm secrulary , J. D. Tlilltges > s ; trustees , M. J
m , gems of Minneapolis , Jphn.iKlefer of .
n- bunue , P. Uelter of Chloauujt
The name of lh association was Chan
lean to "The Luxemburgcr ajl.onal Vereln
America. " , , ,
an
Aurora was selected for the next ann
Im meeting place. , ,
us Completu Stout < : itr' llrhlgo.
nt SIOUX CITY , May 21.-Speclal ( T
gram. ) Private advices received here fi
Chicago today nro to the effect that
iln directors of the Credits Commutation ci
ck pany. In session In Chicago , have decl
to complete the unfinished Pac'llc Short I
let bridge 'across the Missouri here , nnd h
directed the executive committee of the
ganlzatlon to push the work at once. Al
les { UW.OOO lias already gone Into the work ,
rs- nearly $1,000,000 more will bo required
ird complete It. The city will give n bonus
JIOO.OOO. and the commutation company
put up the balance. The bridge will b
alt combination affair , and will be opened tc
railroads.
Miner * Hectare the Strike Off.
CENTEUVILLE , In. , May 21-Spe
Telegram ) Some of the miners of the
id- panoose district held a muss meeting
Mystic today and declared the strike
President Reynolds of the Union Mine w
ers was outspoken In favor of that cou
Iner - and the almost starved condition of
er , miners really forced it. It is uuthoi
lively stated that 220 minor * nre now at
work In , tha district nt the 70-crnt rate , be
tween Darby nnd Jerome. The trouble ftt
Orrvllle has been exaggerated. The miners
gathered there na reported , but there were
no riots mul no damage done or attempted ,
I'Hy llirrK * Molrn.
13LDON , In. , May 21. ( Special Tele-
gram. ) Fifty-five Rock Island pay checks ,
calling for over $1,000 $ , were stolen from the
depot ticket olllce here this morning. The
agent h.ul left them near tlio window , and
while his buck was turned a thief rc.iohed
In his huml nnd abstracted the checks. The
checks call for sums nvernfilng JW to J70
nnd are nil made payable to orders of Individual -
dividual perton. . It Is feared , however , that
these Hlgnaturea will be forged nnd un tit-
tempt bo made to cash the checks.
l'it > Inc " Molnnt Utter MnltiK.
DKS MOINKP , May 21. ( Special Tel-
gram. ) The government land commissioners
hope to conclude th lr work on the L'es
Molnes river lands by the middle of Juno.
The appropriation will have to be iniulp at
least Jl.Ky.inH ) In order to satisfy nil claim
ants. The woik at lloone was completed
Saturday. About 213 claims were presented
and of this number Commissioner Uerner
thinks that posclb'.v about 200 will stard n
show of receiving Indemnity fiom the gov-
erntn'nt.
I xlrnilnii ; ' ! ' < i phone l.tlic * .
OTTt'MWA , In. , May 21.-SpoelnI ( Tele-
grnm.-Nell ) Wllkln and John Walsh of tin
Iluillngton Improvement comimny , opeint
Ing the Now Burlington and Osknloosn tele'
phone exclmnges ; John C. Dekolty of the
Albla exchange nnd tlio mrmbeis of tin
New Ottumwa telephone exchange met to
day for the puipose of constructing tel
Hues throughout tlu state. The prfllmlnarj
steps for such n comimny weie taken am
the company will be formed nl un enrlj
date.
Murh Wiiiitcil < riivkitmiinrrnliiir l.
CIICSTON. la. , May 2t.-Sperlal ( Tole
gram. ) James Kennedy , n cracksman
wanted nt Lorlmer. Vllllsca and Crfston fo :
burglary , wa nrialgiml to lay on the oiurgi
of robbing Woodward A : Donei's store a
Lorlmer. II" was held to the grand Jury.
Bicycle thieves got In thi'lr work hole las
night and stole a Columbia from Wll
Mitchell.
.Joolirv I'Htinly litjnrril.
CEDAR RAl'IDS , In. , May 21.-Specln (
Telegram. ) While speeding u race horse 01
the fair ground tracks at Uelle Plalne , Bill ;
Thief-sen , n 12-year-old boy , was thrown nm
struck a board fenci' with such force ns ti
crash through an Inch plank. Ho has ben
unconscious since the accident nnd cnnno
recover.
I'liy-driiim In So liiti nt lnxv.i lltt.
IOWA CITY , la. , May 2l.-Speolnl ( Tele
gram. ) The twenty-Flxth annual conven
tlon of the Hahnemaiinlnii Medlc.il ussocl
utlonlilch Inclndts all of Iowa's jiroml
nent homoopalhlsts.was held hire today
The addrebs of welcome was delivered b ;
Mayor Reno.
iT..M illl.lj 11.1H .ILQUlltKl ) CO.\TltOI
Cut Throat Competition un ( omt Ilunlncs' '
\ \ 111 Now lie ut mi ICiul.
ST. PAUL , May 21. President J. J. Hll
of the Great Northern railway arrived ham
yesterday from Europe. In the course o
an Interview In the Dispatch he said he wa
not In a position at this time to speak of th
to-called Northern Pacific deal , but said
"You may put this down as an assured fact
the Great Northern nnd Northern Pacific wll
never be consolidated under one manage
ment. You may add that the Northern Pa
olllo will not be broken up at al ! . Such re
ports are canards and not to be considered
for a moment. The autonomy of the North
> rn Pacific will be p-eserved and It will b
ontrolled by .Is shareholders. There wll
bo a strong eftcrt to davelup the country alun
the line of the road , to tell the lands tha
await settlement and to sell them at a greatl
reduced prlre if necessary. I want to ad
that It Is my hupo that a time has bse
reached when the roads will have to give u
what they have been doing. The game c
ait throat In the railway business of thl
country has got to be discontinued , and It I
.D not the credit of the country will bo stl
more seriously Impalied. "
"How much Is true of the matter 'hat ha
been printed relative to vour abbolute cor
trol of the Northern Pacific' "
"Well , so far as the knowle3go of any pei
sons who have printed such matter Is coi
vorncd ( hero Is not a word of truth In It.
have given no Interview , nor nllowel any or
else to do so , of a nature that would adm
the truth of the story. "
Mr. II1II would not admit that the control i
the road had passed Into his hands , but tl
truth of the matter comes out from heai
quarters , says the Dispatch. It Is establlshi
that the trip taken by Mr. Hill was not i
his peeking ; that up to the time of his belr
smnmoncl to prucet l to Berlin and Londc
I ho had mid'n : overtures rej < rd ng the Nor , ]
ern Pacific. The Dispatch Insists that
has knowloJgo that the control of the Nortl
ern Pacific was rather forced on him thr
sought.
The Dispatch continues : "There Is i
doubt In the world that J. J. Hill has tl
Northern Pacific system In his bag. He h ;
corralled It root and branch , and althoug
.15 he says , it may take some little tlmo f
the entire plan to become public , the Di
patch Is In a position to give the northwe
assurance that the two great systems of ra' '
way will shortly bo under the single contr
of Mr. Hill. His plan of making the ro :
pay by settling the country along Its lines
any cost Is one that has commended Itself
the shareholders abroad an.l the consent will
has put him In the responsible position
now holds wiu practically unanimous BO f
as the European holders are concerned. "
"
d
t
I'nlr In the Knitern Portion nnil Shoive
In VWtUTn Nrbrn ln.
WASHINGTON , May 21.-The forecast f
Wednesday Is :
For Nebraska and South Dakota Fair
the eastern portion ; showers In the weste
portion ; warmer In the western portlo
southerly winds.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair ; warrm
variable winds , becoming southerly.
For Kansas Increasing cloudiness a
showers ; southerly winds.
I.ocnl id'cortl ,
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BURBA
OMAHA , May 21. Omaha record of tei
perature and rainfall compared with t
corresponding day of the past four yea !
IS'15. 1894. 1891. 18
Maximum temperature. . . . CO 72 83
Minimum temperature 40 44 CO
Average temperature Kl 08 72
Precipitation 00 .00 .00
Condition of temperature and preclpi
tlon at Omaha for the day and since Mar
1 , 1895 :
Normal temperature
Deficiency for the day
Accumulated excess since March 1
Normal precipitation 15 Ir
it Deficiency for the day 10 Ir
Total precipitation since March 1 D.41 Incl
Deficiency since March 1 2.04 Incl
Itoport * from Other Stations at H I' , M
n-
nn
n-
nig
ig
or
of
id
a-
au
u-
ued
ed
of "T" Indicates trace of precipitation.
I * A. WELSH
al
AMUfeEM
WKD. & Till
MAY 22 &
hen
n- CANARY K LP.DP.rjHIl'9
ned New York Casino nnd Chicago Opera Ho
ne Production Intact.
ve
ir-
irut
ut
utml Comedy , I'arce , Drama , Vaudeville , LlalUt i
to Orand and Comic Opera all rolled Into
of ONE HUGE ENTERTAINMENT.
ill
illa 110-I > P.OPLB-110.
Including John n. Henahaw. Qeo. A. Kctill
Qua I'lxley. Bemour lleas , Max von Milrcl.
H , Tair , vernona Jarbeau , Lucy Daly , Me
Leaning , La IVtlte Adelaide , Mlnnlo Mil
lal LIda Lear.
The sale of seats will open at 9 o'clock Ti
Pat day morning. First lloor. U and 11.W ; bulcc
at We and i5c.
'ff ' ,
k. Attorneys * I-11
SIMS & BAINBimGE )
Be , , , < ractlce In the Bt
he and Federal Courts. Rooms 306-7-8-9 ,
ta- t'irt , Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
intMitn MttuitK's
The concert last evening nt the First Con
gregational church for the benefit of the
music fund ws artistically a moat gratify
ing success , bringing together In n well con
sidered program a t.umbcr of Omaha's lend
ing professional and amateur musicians un
der the direction of Mr. Homer Moore. The
audience wag large and discriminating , the
demand tor rncores belni ; frowned donn
upon to the delight of a large proportion uf
these assisting In front. The churns , under
Mr. Mootc , opened tlie program
of twelve numbcri by sliiRtng "lie.
Watching Cher Israel , " from Men
delssohn's "Elijah , " In ' A manner
that showed conscientious work upon the
part of the singers. While the opening
attack was somewhat discordant , Mr Moore
easily pulled the chorus together , the light
and shade of the piece being well defined
under his cnieful baton. Mr. Moore cung a
Wngncr and Gounod number , his rendition
of "Jerusalem" being upon a highly elevated
plane. Mr. Tnber was welcomed back to his
old organ with a heartiness that showed he
was not forgotten In the press of other
tilings and his playing was entirely credit
able. Mrs. Ely , assisted by tlio Moiart
quartet and Mr. Adelmann on the violin ,
sang that dainty bit of composition
"Lullaby , " by Hanscom , splendidly , which
may also be said of Mr. Copol.iml's "Patrla , "
by Mattel. Mr. Adelmann played the Intro
duction to the "Caprlccloso , " by Saint Saens.
In a most muslclanly style , showing splendid
technique. Part second was tnkcn up by the
Moirart quartet , a beautiful song by Mr
Abel , Miss Marshall , who showed herself .1
most promising singer , the chorus flnlnshlnp
the program with "The Heavens Are Tell
ing. "
& $
.
Kgc
fT \ ' ' Q
\ % $ $ $ M $
j M
I i TvM > vWlVfKKi
W -W
* . -Vv *
Music-lots of music. All
the popular music ot tlto day
first comes to us. There's
"Sly First Daticu , " liodluu's
new SOUK.
"XotliliiK Too Good for the
Klks , " Miner and Kclley's lilt.
"Sweet Apple Tie. "
A. IIOSPE , Jr
DOCTOR
SEflfSlES. .
Chronic ,
Nervous ,
Private
Diseases
BLOOD AND SKIN ft ' I'cTb , W
tuinuiu , teller , eczema nnd blood poison thoi
oiiBlily cleansed fiom the p > st. . m , nlso Indjinr
tlon , lupturcs. piles , Ilstiila. kidney tnmMi s , cti
'ilimat , LUIIRS l.her , Dymionul
" " " " nnil nil IloHcl nnd Nluninc :
Troubles cuiej by gpeclnt course of treatment.
I A DIPS < ivcn rairfut niul upei ial attentio
* * n ' tor all tliclr many peculiar ailments
WEAK MEN .VIWLITV . AK ,
tlon to ljuslnetft or Btiuly , SONOIO incnti
strain or grief. SJJXfAl. i\CiSM- : nildill
life or from tlie effects or ) uulhful follies , al
yield readily to our new liratmcnt fur loss o
vital power.
WBITP Your troubles If out of city. Thou inil
M 1 1 i , ,
* .
cuuj n iiuine by corrcfcponilence.
HP Jnar.pc APi > rl n mu I'.inmin ,
ul aluim Cx DC-IK.
, - , omuiiu , > Li > .
IS THE DEST.
FIT FOR A KING.
. CORDOVAN ;
FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF.
$3.BPPOIICE,3 SOLES ,
EXTRA FINE
. $ I7 ? EOYS'SCHQOLSrlOES.
BKOCKTON.-MAS5.
Over One Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes arc equally satisfactory
They give the bent value for the money.
They equal custom Ahoes In ntyle and fit.
Tliclr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform-stamped on sole.
| : rom $ i to S.i Raved over other makes.
If jour dealer cannot supply jomve can. Sold by
A.W. Bvvman Co..N.6thSt |
J. C.Carlson , 1218 N. 24th St.
W. W , Fisher , Parker an
Leavenworth St.
J. L , Newman , 424 I3t'i St.
Kelley , Stitrar 8t Co , . Farnat
and 15th St.
T.S.Cres3ey,2503 NSt. , Soul
Omaha.
wnor.nso.Mn ADVICE.
Tor Pcolc Klio o Storanchn are Kenh att < |
llcitlott Poor ,
Dr. IlHrlntnljon , whoso opinion In dliexscd
ot the itoinach la worthy of attention , s j-a
when a man or woman comes to mo cam *
| > laltilnK ot Indigestion , laps of appotlto , SOUK
stomach bMchlng , four wntery risings , hcaJi
nclios , sleeplcssnris , lack of nmbltlon anil a
Kenerally run Joun , nervous condition t nil *
1st' them to take after eitcli meat ono or two
of StUArl't ) Dyspepsia Tutilcto. allowing tlia
abtct to ilUMiho In the mouth , nml tliti *
ultima with the food oaten. The remit la
lint tlio food Is speedily dlKt.tted ueforw U
ins ilmu to i our nnd ferment. These titbleta
vlll illi'Dt food ttuyuny , whether the stomnclx
v.int ? to or not , btcause thry contain harm- *
c. s dlRWtlvo principles , vcKOtabltf OKsenccs ,
icpsln .itul coition K1 1 , which supply Jvut
vh.it tlio weak tton tu-h lacks.
I have , mlvlvwl the tablets with grout suci
cess , both In curuiK Inillgcjtlon ami to build
ip tl.r ticr.O ! , increasing ilvsli In thin , ncrv-
011 a pMtcnts , vhoso only real trouble \\ftn
lyspcpsin , nnil ng isuon us the stomnuh was
ml to light ! * they illil not know what elck
10SASrtS. .
A nfiy-cont package of Stu.-xrt'i Dyspepsia
Tablets can bo buuihl ; at any drug store , and
as they are not a secret patent moillclno ,
they can bo moil nn often ns desired , with
nil aBsu-tincc > tl at they contil'.i nothing Imrm
fill In the sllgiic ? ! depreo : on the contrary ,
any ono Mhoso .stomach Is at all drrnneil )
will II ml great beti lit from the use ot
Pluart s Dyspepsia Tablets.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' ' Experience.
uAiuMi or DISIASKS or JIIN : AND
WOMIN. : rnoiMtir.TOK OKTIIIJ
's HKIUIAI. IHSI IN.
SAIIY
/ treat the following Diseases :
Cntnrrh ot the Hend , TUront nnd t.unes ; Dls
cnscaof the Ij/oaml Kur , Fits uml Apoplexy ,
Ilt-iut UlsL'itsL' , I.IVIT Complaint , Kidney Com.
plaint , llt > . ? Ieiiul I > u.
prc'HHloii , I.CISM 4il" niaitliuciil. Hoiii-
liuilVeuUiiOHH , Dliibctes , llrluut'H lib-
ense , St Vltus' lniic ) , ItliciiniiitlMii. PnraljBls ,
WhitoSivcliliiif , Sciotiiln , tVvorSiucn , Tuiil-
orn ami iMHtula In iinu rumo\ctl
wltltuiit tliu iciilfc or clrawliijr u
drop ofOlooU. Woman wltli licr
Ucllciito orjfutio rent o rod tci
lifiiltli. I > ropiy cured v\ltl oiit
tiipitliiif' Hpcclal Attention nl-\cu
to I'rlvnte ami Venereal ) lHcnncf
of all UiiKlH. Srjo to $ sno lm felt for
iinv Venereal IllHcase I cannot euro
witlioiil Mercury. TnpoVoriris removed
lit t oor llnco hours , or no pa } . lliuncmliuUla
or Tiles curoil.
TllOSt : WHO AltlJ AI'l'MfTii >
Will snvo llfn nud liumlicda of dollars by cult *
DR. C. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
Thnoiil.i riijhlclim nli < iriui loll \thutulll
n prison \vltlinutaRl.lilK a ( nicxtloti.
TluiKii nt H illMllliro MMiil fur Ourntlou
Kliiiik , Nil. 1 for iiienXo. fur untiim.
All correspondence Btrli'tly eonlldrntlal.
llcdlclno s > ent by o.\piess. Atldrcn * till letters
O. W. I > AMiI.i : , JII. ! . ,
555 BROADWAY. COUNCIL BIUFPB.
Cncloso lOo In stumps Tor toply.
GEO. P. SAN FORD. A. W. IlIEKMAN.
President. Cashier.
of COUNCIL BLUFrJ , Iowa-
Canit-U , $100,000
1'rohts , 12,000
One ot tha oldest tianki In the Kale at lawn.
\Ve solicit your bu > lnc anil collections. Vfm
pay & per cent on tlmo deposit * . We will b *
pra Hl to see * nd stm you.
C Mclil itrr'n Knsltih nlaraanil llrana
n other. Xrftutaangrrou * ltir > < niu > v
l.oiuand . ImUMani Al Hni liliorxnl4r ,
In ttimrl Tor i > arllculari , icillroooUli ftoj
"llrllcf for I.H < llri > , " ' ' > l < lt > r , bj return
Mull. 1 ll.OOO TullnwDUli A' < iM ffftf
lrlil lerC'ucralc l o.UuilUnnHquiIi
Sold tj alt Local llrucclili Vhllcdu. , 1'iu
Special Notices-Council Bluffs
CHIMNUYS CLUANUD ; VAULTS CLEANED.
IM Iluike , at W , S , Homer's. 033 DroaiUay.
aAnDEN LAND Foil
nale cheap and on easy terms. Day & Una ,
U Pearl stiuet.
FA11M LANDS TO KXCIIANOH KOIl CITTC
pu > | ) i-ity. c. It. Nicholson , C39H Uroadnay.
FOU BALBOA NO. F UlJMINaTON TYI'C
writer ; as ( rood as new. Sandwich Manutactur *
] neCp. . 1028 nnd 1030 8. Main street. _ (
FOIt SAM8 AND 79-10.KACIliS OK QAHDHN
Innd near tlie cliy nnd not far fiom Mjnster
KprliR3. Just north tit J. I. . Wliltcman'g anil
south of pluco occunled by llufua Austin ; part
payment tnKrn In city piupcrty , 6 per cent ln
teieat on Ihe tmlunce. Apply to Leonard
Kveictt.JL'ouncIl Ulults. _
WANTI3D , GOOD OIIIL KOIl GlN13HAI
housework. Apply to Dr. II , S. West , 12 Pearl
sticct.
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