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TILE OMAHA DAILY BEJ2 : SATtHlDAY , JUNE 29 , 1805 , _ f/
Tim OMAHA , DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUETS.
OI-TtCE , - - NO. 12 PEAUISTnUET
B lrere ! < l br carrier to any part of the city.
II. W. TILTON , Lcuee.
ttBLEPHONES Ituilnes * office. No. tt ! ntehl
rfffrtllar , No. U.
MKfTJUX. .
Buy your cigars , pipes , tobaccos and canes
it Grand Hotel Cigar ( tore.
Grand hotel , Council Bluffs. Newly fur-
nl hed. Ileopened Oct. 1. E. P. Clark. Prop.
Joe Price and Joe Lin sky , two tramps ,
were arrested yesterday attcrnoon for beg
ging on the streets ,
John Wortman , the farmer who was In
jured In a bicycle accident last April , was
given $78 yesterday , that being thw amount
realized from the bicycle moot last Wednes
day ,
Harmony chapter No. 25 , Order Eastern
Star , will liavo u sociable thlB evening ut the
residence of Mr. M. Duquette on Fourth
Btreet. All members and their friends cor
dially Invited.
Special meeting of Excelsior lodge No. 259 ,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons , this
evening for work In first degree. Visiting
brethren cordially Inr.ted. lly order of the
worthy master.
Kittle and George Wllfong , whp are said
to have cut down John Masterman'u peas ,
will have n hearing on the charge of ma
licious trespass before Justice Vlen next
Monday nt 2 p. m.
A lot of tools were stolen from Connor
Uros. ' tool house yesterday. During the
afternoon a tramp was picked up In the rail
way yards and taken to the city Jail. When
searched three chisels and a glass cutler that
were among the stolen property were found
In his pockets. He Is slated with larceny
from a building.
The "Evidences of Christianity" Is the sub
ject of Elder T. W. Williams' next Sunday
evening lecture. Elder Williams will prove
from external testimony that the New Testa
ment scriptures are true ; that Jesus Christ
actually lived as represented by the apostles.
As the church will be too small to accom
modate the crowd the services will bo hcM In
the tent at the corner ot Harmony and Harrison
risen streets.
The city council will hold n regular meet
ing next Monday night , nnd the predlctlor
Is made that a large nmount ot business
will have to be transacted. The councllmer
nro going to try to limit themselves to om
meeting a month during the hot weather
Among other things , contracts are to be le
for grading Third street from Story to Nlntl
avenue , and Avenue C from Eleventh to Thlr
tccnth street.
Yesterday afternoon two men entered T
D. Hughes' storeon Lower Main am
asked to be shown "some goods. Whtlo om
of them attracted Hughes' attention the othe
picked up and made off with a pair o
trousers. Hughes and ono of his men gav
the pair a hot chase and at last gatherei
them both In. They gave their names as I'a
Gallagher and Prank Williams and both wer
charged with larcsny from a building.
The Young Men's Christian association I
preparing for a field day to bo given nt th
driving park on the Fourth of July. Ther
will be gold and silver medals and numerou
other prizes. Some of the Interesting feature
of the day will ba a fat man's bicycle rac
by prominent cltlz3ns and a one mile wall
by the mall carriers. All the other event
will be strictly confined to members of th
association.
County Attorney Saunders has commence
proceedings In the district court for the n
rnovnl of the natural guardians of Lettl
North , the 11-year-old girl who was brougl
by her mother before Judge Smith a she
time ago to bo sent to the reform school. I
the petition ho alleges that Ncphl North , tl
girl's father , Is In the Insane asylum , an
her mother , Mrs. Collins , has been guilty
vicious nnd criminal conduct toward her. Ii
wants the girl put in charge ot some or
who Is willing and competent to take care
her properly.
William Hanscn and Joseph Gatewood , wl
were arrested In Hed Oak Thursday whl
passing counterfeit money and found to ha1
a large amount of the bogus coins In the
possession , were brought before the Unit' '
States commissioner yesterday. Hansen a
milted his guilt nnd was bound over to tl
grand Jury , Ms bond being fixed at $ lr > 0
Gatewood's case was continued until Monda
The federal authorities were after them se
oral days ago , but they eluded the ofllce :
and went from Omaha to Hed Oak. Depu
Marshal Hlllwcg brought them In.
Fire and tornado Insurance written In b {
companies. Money for farm loans at U
rates. City property for sale or trade I
farm lands In Iowa. Lougce & Towle , J
Pearl St.
Fo.- sale , new Sterling bicycle , rode
miles , 22 Ibs. , $90. Address B 27 , Dee oflU
iliinu i.iliineryulr ,
All trimmed hats at a great reductlc
$10 hats for $ C ; $12 hats for $7 ; $ G hats I
$3 ; $5 hats for $2.60 ; a nice trimmed hat I
$1. These prices will continue for the ne
80 days. Miss Hngsdale , 10 Pearl street.
\VliHo O. K riling.
- Flvo thousand feet 8-Inch top , 12 to
feet long , at O',4c per lineal foot. A. Ovi
ton , Council Bluffs. la.
I'EltltUXAI * JMJJ.i
O. D. Wheeler Is enjoying a visit from 1
mother and brother.
Mrs. Jfato Stelllng lett last evening for 1
hemp In'Chicago.
.Mrs. Clara Albertson has returned from
trip to Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbins have gone
Illinois for n short visit with friends ? .
Mrs. J. P. Greenshlelds and son and M
Armstrong are visiting friends at Burllngl
Springs.
Mr. and MM. J. B. Atkins , Dr. .Licsy a i
Master Thomas Laccy leave tonight for Spl
Lake , where they expect to have a gr
time boating and fishing during the wa
weaHier. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Atkins t !
charge of their residence on Sixth aver
while they are away.
Ladles' luncheons nowadays consist
. varied dishes. If crust and pastry are m
t % . with Dr. Price's Baking Powder succ
crowns all.
Didn't KreiiRiiUo thn Slen.
W. T. Duncan , who acquired a little b
notoriety by attempting an assault on
daughters of John Evcrs and C. A. Simps
way called upon at the city Jail yesterday
the girls , both of whom Identified him. as
right man. His brain appeared to bo v
misty and ho denied emphatically having
recollection of making any Improper advat
to the children. He wore on his vest EOVI
secret society badges , among them an i
Fellows three links. Sheriff Hazsn , v
talking to him , noticed the pin , nnd as h
also an Odd Fellow , undertook to test him
Riving him the t'gn of recognition. Dun
did not recognize the rlgn nt all , or at h
made no response. He and Thomas O'Br
who 1s charged with a similar offense aga
the little daughter of Fred Westrlp , will I
have hearings In police court this mornln ,
HOSIOX b'IClIlh.
Mlil-Kniiinirr Mtlu of Umlrrn-rnr
Wo offer men's gauze underwear , all s'
worth 39c , at 25c each , BOc a suit.
Big line of men's fancy random underw
regular 35o grade , at 25c each , BOc a suit.
Gents' fancy random , blue mixed tin
wear , silk bound , pearl buttons , our rcg
60c grade , on Bale at 23c a garment , or
t suit.
Gents' French Balbrlggan underwear ,
fashioned , goods , worth 76c , at fJOo each.
Gents' full lisle thread Egyptian rib
regiilar 75o quality , on sale at GOo each.
Gents' fancy ribbed underwear , reg
price. EOc. to go at 39o each.
Ladles' fine SwUs ribbed vests , worth
reduced to lOc each.
Ladles' fine lisle vests , worth BOc , on
at 25o each.
Boys' heavy r.bbed bicycle hose , wi
25c. on sale at 19o n pilr.
Children's heavy ribbed hose , all si
warranted fast black , worth 15c , on sah
lOo a pair.
Lsdles * full black hose , worth 35c , at
* Pillr <
FOWLER. DICK WALKER.
401-405 Broadway. Council Bluffs , I
The 2 p. in. train to Lake Minawa Ii i
xcurslon train every day In the week
ceptlng Sunday. One fare pays for the re
trip , tickets good to return on any train i
IDE atternoon or evening. ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Ono of the Pecu'iar ' Features of tbs Mulct
Law Strongly In Eviclcncs ,
SALOON MF.N USE IF TO GET LVEN
Invoke ( lie Aid of the Courts to fccttlo
I'cromnl bcores nnd ccuro Sutlifnc-
tlou Under tlio 1'rovlitoiii
ot the stiiiutn.
Theie Is no particular danger of an anti-
saloon war being declared , but It does teem
to be a peculiar coincidence that four men
should become the victims of mulct law liti
gation In four days. The first t\\o were
Chris Rudlo and Hilly Whitney , who were
arrested for setting up a saloon at the circus
grounds. J. W. Plnnelllio was supposed
to have Instigated proceedings against them ,
was the next victim , Rudlo having him ar
rested as a means ot retaliation , and he Is to
have a hearing In Justice Vlen's court this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Yesterday Henry Wagner filed a petition In
Justice Vlen's court charging Ed Sherlock
with keeping a saloon. Constable Stevlck
came down like a wolf on the fold and when
he went away took with him half u dozen
demijohns , buttles and jugs , not one-tenth
part of the stock Sherlock had on hand , but
when It was stacked up In the court room It
made a respectable showing. Sherlock Is
still running , and will undoubtedly run right
along. The case Is the outgrowth of a dif
ficulty Sherlock had with Wagner. He en
dorsed a note of $100 to Wagner , without re-
courfe. Wagner evidently did not know
what "ttlthout recourse" meant. He could
not collect the note from the maker , so he
. called on Sherlock for a settlement. Sherlock
of course , would not settle and Wagner said
he would get even.
All talk of a temperance crusade , how
ever , Is without any foundation. The Ka
loons arc none of them complying strlctlj
with the law In all Its provisions , but thej
are doing better than ever before , and tin
public generally It satisfied. The events o
the past few days only go to show that tin
mulct law places the saloon keepers ontlrclj
at the mercy of their enemies. Whenevei
any one gets a grudge against a saloot
keeper for any cause whatever , all he ha
to do Is to file an information against hln
under the prohibitory law , nml blackmal
d him out of any amount he may choose ti
stick for.
Wagner himself kept a saloon until a ver ;
short time nno. Ho was In the buslnes
under the old prohibitory law , and was ar
rested and fined $1,000 by Judge Deemer fo
violating It. He never paid the money , how
ever , for Governor Boies rcm.tted the fine.
Chris Rudlo. who posed as the temper
mice reformer In Plnnell's case , met with ni
unfortunate accident Thursday night. He wa
; In a saloon In Omaha and got mixed up In
fight. U'hon he reached home at about 1
o'clock at nleht he had one ear nearly tor
off , fully a dozen cuts about the face an
head , and he was covered with clotted blooc
Ho does not mention the names of the artist
who d d the Job of face frescoing.
A SUNSATIONAL IIAMIKUIUUIIUP SALI
lifiinlsDii Ilro * . Ilnvu .Two Surprlacs fd
TonlRlit.
A manufacturer's entire sample line c
ladles' and gents' handkerchiefs , hardly an
two alike , In plain white , hemstitch , plal
white and fancy embroidered ; also ladle
i
black bordered mourning handkerchiefs. I
this lot are hundreds of plain white pui
ot i
linen hemstitch handkerchiefs. All tl
'
ho ladles' handkerchiefs , not one worl
lie
ve less than 25c and up to 50c , all at one prli
: lr Saturday evening , 12&C each. All the gent
cd
id- handkerchiefs are worth 20c , 25c and 35
idhe
he all at one price Saturday evening , 9c eac
10.
10.ly. . This Is the best handkerchief bargain we ev
offered. You will not bo disappointed.
rn
ity LADIES' BELTS GIVEN AWAY.
Over 500 ladles' tan and black leather bell
sst all samples , hardly any two alike , worth 2
to $1 , entire lot Saturday evening 9o eac
for
235 Sale begins at 7:30 : p. m.
If you wish to see the handkerchiefs th ,
15 are now displayed In our show windows. S :
begins at 7:30 : Saturday evening.
BENNISON BROS. .
infer Council Bluffs.
for
llronu'a C. O. I ) .
Screen doors , 49c each. Hammocks , 49c.
Gasoline stoves from $1.93 up.
One-pint Mason fruit Jars , per doz. , 4 !
26 quart Mason fruit Jars ? , 59c doz. ; half-gall
er- Mason fruit Jars , 79c doz.
21 pounds granulated sugar for $1.
Ono pound plug tobacco for 15c ; one pou
smoking tobacco for IBc.
Five gallons gasoline for 05c. Salmon , 3
hts per can.
MEATS.
Sirloin and porterhouse steak , lOc.
her
Round steak , Slic ; chuck steak , 6'/c.
Best rib roast. Sc ; chuck roast , 5c and
Boiling beef , . 3c and Be.
Mutton chops , 8c.
to Leg o' mutton , 7c.
Salt pork , Cc.
llss Breakfast bacon , 10c.
Ion Compound lard , Re.
Picnic ham , Sc ; boneless ham , lOe.
Sugar cured ham , lie.
ml
Irlt Metcalf Bros , have a splendid line rl fU
eat mcr clothing.
inn Don't U'unt Ilerk to.Orib
ake
Trouble at Manawa has not exactly brol
nuc
out afresh , but It keep * ! up a stei
rumbling. Another suit was commenced
ot the district court yesterday by F. C. R
ado against W. H. Beck for the purpose of h
Ing Beck restrained from grabbing the ol
of city treasurer , which the petition alle
that he Is about to do. Reed already
irief proceedings Instituted to have the incorpc
tlon of the town declared null and vi
the
In the petition which ; was filed ycster
son , he alleges that Beck claims Manawa 1
by duly Incorporatetd town , and. that H. Sti
the berger at the last election was chosen trt
cry vfcr. Ho did not qualify for the posll '
and rather than havs the olllce left vsc
any
nces Beck , who already holds the office of ma
oral of the llttlo community , Is about to add
Odd duties ot treasurer to the multifarious o
title connected with the mayoralty. A writ
Injunction Is demanded to restrain him fi
o Is
doing so.
by
ican Max O'Rell snys Rio Janeiro has
east finest harbor In the western hemisphere ,
Ion , might add that Dr. Price's Baking Pow
ilnst Is without a rival on the globe.
both
„ Not I liniliril Vi't.
The work of the receiver of the Cou
Bluffs Insurance company Is not yet ci
pletc. There arc still In his hand ? assets
the amount of $50.000 , it Is claimed , wt
arc to bo disposed of to the best possible
vantage. Only the outstanding policies
Included In the sale made Thursday to
Continental company of New York.
Don't overlook the fact that the Spot !
stock is being racriflcel at any price to i
If you do you will miss the bargains In
goods , clothing , fines , hats and all sea :
able standard goo-Is that you mu t buy.
larger the crowd the quicker the goo3s
and the greater the sacrifice In values.
Mrs. 13. J. Scott , 536 West Broadway , i
clal millinery tale Monday and Tuesday o
25creatha , lOc ; 75o wreaths , 35c ; 75o :
iprayg , 25c. A large assortment of ch
tlowers , lOc , lEc and 20c ; black untrlm ;
hate , lOc , 15c and 20c ; trimmed hats , 25c
e at iliuvpti | lf r' .HaiUtciur.
Joseph Spccr of the Eagle laundry ha
20c mads-tone. Cures dog bites and make bite
The llardtnan , the piano par excellenc
la.
llnil it h'rro Mlvrr It inqil < r.
an Last February several colored citizens
ex- believed In the free and unlimited coir
junA
dur- ot silver had a delightful barbecue.
Goodwin furnished the hog and Texas B ;
a place to cook tl , and colored people from all
over the city were Invited In freely to have
a chew at the hog and see for themselves
how It ould be when silver and hogs were
as cheap as the air they breathed , It ap
pears from Information filed In Justice
Vlen's court yesterday that the darkles be
lieved In free hogs as well as free silver ,
for Kd llurkc. allege ? that the hog belonged
to him and that Goodwin stole It. Goodwin
will have a hearing this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The popular demand for Wheeler's King
Tcmfcranco Beer , formerly known as Copps
Cheer , l beyond all precedent. It U taxing
the productive capacity to ths utmost. It Is
no longer an experiment with dealers , but a
fixed demand has followed Its Introduction
everywhere. Furnished exclusively by
Wheeler & IlcrclJ , Council Bluffs.
We will make special prices for running
service pipes for uas to your residence for
the month ot June. Call at Gas ofllca tor
Information.
Yes , the Kngle laundry Is "that good
laundry , " and Is located at 724 Broadway.
If In doubt about this try It nnd be convinced.
Don't forget name and number. Tol. 1C7.
For rent , furnished and unfurnished rooms.
710 First avenue.
A nlco assortment of children's wash suits
at Metcalf Bros.
Davis , agency for Munvon's remedial.
MOULD t'ff.l.VJ/i
State Itnr Asaocmtlo i Piine Numerous
ICn < oliul'i'iN tit DCS Miilne * .
DBS MOINES , la. , June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The State Bar association today
elect d these officers : President. Judge L , 0
Klnne , Ds Molnes ; vice president , Judge J
II. Henderson , Indlanola ; secretary , James
W. Bolllngcr , Davenport ; treasurer , George
P. Henry , Des Molnes ; executive committee
First district. II. 0. Weaver , Wapello ; Second
end , M. J. Wade , Iowa City ; Third. C. E
Plckett. Waterloo ; Fourth , J. R. Vans. New
Hampton ; Fifth , G. W. Burnham , VInton
Sixth , II. S. Wlnslovv , Newton ; Seventh
James 0. Day , DCS Molnes ; Eighth , L. C
Mecham , Centerfield ; Ninth , II. L. Seever
, Stuart ; Tenth , J. A. Henderson , Jefferson
Eleventh , C. L. Wright , Sioux City. Thcs
resolutions were adopted :
Resolved , That thH n soclatlon fnvora th
amendment of the statutes t elating to admin
> hlona to the bar so as to require a showing
of three years' study befoio admission am
Y an IC.iKllsli education equivalent to a lilK'l
e tchool course , surh amendment not to KC
f Into effect , however , until two years aftei
Its passage. That Rich statutes bo furthei
e amended to provide for the appointment foi
y one or more years , by the supreme court , ol
r n standing committee of three members ol
n the bar , to hold olllco for one year , whirl
s : shall have charge of the examination of can
n dldatea for admission , under the dlicctlon o ;
11 the supreme court and subject to Its rules
11o the mcmbeis thereof to be paid by the stat <
o not to exceed $50 each for each term of cour
at which their attendance Is required.
y The committee on judiciary reported theY
3 following recommendations :
"The modification ot the Jurjr system ; dc
away with the requirement for a'n unanimous
verdict , which frequently defeats Justice ; re
duce the size of the Jury and allow a ma
jority to return a verdict within two hours
require counsel to state their theory ot tin
law and pleading and the court to announci
his holding PO that they may proceed will
certainty and dispatch. This will also slm
pllfy the grounds for appeal.
"A less cumbersome system Is needed fo
trying equity cases ; exact the Torrens sys
tern of land transfers ; the assessment o
property needs modification ; assess accord
Ing to relative Jurisdiction ; the Pennsylvanl
system Is worthy of consideration ; the con
demnatlon of private property for public us
needs looking after , looking to remunertln
of the ono damaged. "
Jud e Roberts Introduced a resolutlo :
iy amending ; the constitution to provide for
In committee of five on the past year's work o
IS * the supreme court. It was referred to the ex
ecutlve committee , as was also one recom
In mending the supreme court to make assign
retie ments of cases and Increasing the salary c
members to enable them to live In De
tie Molnes during their terms of cilice. Judg
th L. G. Klnne delivered the annual addresi
Ho outlined and detailed the Inner working
ce of the supreme court and considered at lengt
ts' the subject of expert testimony.
O. K. Mctcalfo Acqu'tteil.
CRESTON , la. , Juno 28. ( Special Tel
gram. ) George E. Metcalfo was acqultt (
hero of the charge of robbing the rallro :
and express companies at Thayer In 1S9
The case presents a peculiar situation. Tl
ts , trial had been continued from June 9. :
the meantime Metcalfe went to Lexlngto
Ky. , to procure evidence to establish i
alibi. While there ho was arrested f
forgery and for obtaining money under fal
pretense. He was ur.ablo to furnish ball ai
ey was cast In prison at New Castle. Ills trl
ale hero yesterday was concluded without 1
presence. His preliminary hearing at Nt
Castle occurred today.
Sioux Itj'n Ne\v Hunk.
SIOUX CITY , Juno 23. ( Special Telegran
The Credits Commutation company , whl
practically owns the stock yards hero , h
9c ; completed arrangements to open a new sto
Ion yard bank September 1 , to take the place
the Union Stock Yards State bank , which w
swamped during the financial crash of IS !
ind The new organization will be capitalized
$100,000 and deal exclusively In cattle papi
lOc The members of the local Grand Army
the Republic post trave formed a Monume
association hero with the purpose of erectl
a monument In the city to veterans of t :
late war. In a few weeks they expect to a
Cc. for designs from eastern artUts.
llul r < l ii Mimll Clhrct.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , June 28. ( Spec
Telegram. ) Alvln Ullss , a farmer living m
here , was arrested tcday for raising a chc ;
of $11.06 , given by T. M. Sinclair & Co. ,
$111.CC. Hovas bound over In the sum
$500. Ho pleaded poverty Ob an cxcu
1\J- ! \ An unknown man went to the homo of
Andrlst lite last nlcht , and In an attcn
to force her to give up her money beat M
Andrlit almost to death. She U In a p
, , carious condition. The thief has not bi
„ „
aly captured.
IMnbezz er.Irlnit Srcurni Hull.
GENEVA. Neb. , Juno 28. ( Special. ) Q. ,
Ifice Zlrhut , the Mllllgan bank embezzler ,
jges cured bond yesterday In the amount of $4 , (
has and Is now "at liberty until July 8.
old , I.nlcn Shorn Drclnrc-i n UlvUlcnil.
day NEW YORK , June 23. The Lake Sh
Railroad company has declared a sem-anti !
eas- dividend of 3 per cent , payable August 1 ,
! ° U < ilrl Tlltten * ° the K'forni School ,
iyor PIERCE , Neb. , June 28. ( Special. ) Fan
the Frost , a child of 14 , will be taken to the
form school tomorrow ,
of I
The
go ,
llrcnvn I rniul.
Corn meal 1 pint , 1 pint rye Hour , 1 I
spo- spoonful brown sugar , 1 teaspoonful sail
nly ; tratpoonfuls Royal Baking Powder , 1 tal
rose olce spoonful lard , 91 pint milk. Sift toget
med corn meal , rye flour , sugar , salt and powi
Rub In the lard cold ; add the milk , and i
.
up. the whole Into a batter like cake. Pour I
25.
greased tin and bake 40 minutes In rat
hot oven. Protect at first with paper.
is a t.nnrh liolu.
s. 1 quart flour , 1 teaspoouful salt. 2 i
spoonfuls Royal Baking Powder , 1 tablespc
fill lard , 1 pint milk. Sift together fli
salt and powder ; rub In lard cold ; ad.l in
mix to a smooth dough to be easily hand
who
Flour the board , turn out dough , give 1 (
quick kneadlngs to give It imoothnesa. 1
Ed out little over H Inch thick , cut out v
liter round cutter about 2& Inches In dlaiiie
POISONED A LITTLE BABE
Diabolical Orima BNtfghtOo Light in the
Vicinity otiflircrton.
KIPPF.D OUT WITH ti& COUSIN'S ' HORSE
7
lothcr oflho Chllil nnd , the Victim of 111 *
Deceit Left to llrnr Jler Mm mo anil
borrow Alonr * J.'enrclilnc
for the ' .nlftrlt.
OVERTON . Neb. , June T23. ( Special. ) A
young couple arrived here two weeks ago
ipon one of the nlglit Trains and were
hastily driven toths rrvldence of Mrs. Mul-
doon , a respectable widow who resides with
her sons nbout four miles from town. The
young woman was a daughter of Mrs. Mill
doon , the young man her nephew. It was
currently reported that they were man and
wit ? , from Canada , vUltlng relatives and
looking over Nebraska with a view ot locat
ing here. A few hours after their arrival at the
Muldoon homestead a physician was hastily
summoned nnd cro morning dawned the young
woman was a mother. The young man
posed as the "good Samaritan" In tin case ,
having brought his cousin here to hide her
shame. The father of the child , It was
claimed , was another cousin In Canada.
This occurrence was kept a family secret
and might have remained so had tire young
man been possessed of ordinary
human Instincts or common horse
sense. A few days ago he went to
Elm Creek and under n fictitious name pur
chased u quantity of strychnine. Returning
home and complaining of feeling sick * * ;
was left alone In the room with the little
babe for a few minutes , at which time It Is
charged ho gave the llttlo Innocent a dose
of the poison , as the woman , coming Into
the room after an absence ot a few minutes ,
found the child In convulsions , from which
It never rallied , dying with all the well
known symptons of strychnine poisoning.
The young man volunteered to procure a
doctor , and taking a horbe nnd cart , the
iroperty of Pat Prlel , his cousin , has not
jeen heard of since. It seems he threw away
what poison he had left nnd that n number
of chickens were killed by eating It. He
: old the unfortunate young girl , the victim of
Ills lust , that If she ever divulged the fact
that he was the father of her child , he
, would kill her.
Efforts are being made to locate him.
His relatives tare estimable people here
and are prostrated over the miserable affair.
I find Dr. Price's Baking Powder entirely
pure nnd the strongest In leavening power.
E. S. Wayne , M. D. , Ph. D. , Cincinnati , O.
o
VI' THK ItttLlRF ItOlth
State Commission Wultlnsr for JL'Innl ltd-
partft from the ( ounltc * .
LINCOLN , June 28. ( Special. ) There has
of late been considerable anxious Inquiry
throughout the state In relation to the seem
ing reluctance of the State Relief commis
sion to close up Its business and make Its
final report. A reporter for The Bee has In
vestigated the matter and finds the follow
ing condition : i
By the provision of'the law under which
the commission Is acting , 'each of the county
relief commissions must make a final report
to the staid commission 'and the latter to the
secretary of state. So , far as the work of UK
state commission Is concerned , it Is kept u |
to date each day , but'counties are backwart
about reporting , and'some ' of them , a few-
are still giving out relief , to applicants. S (
soon as all the counties' 'have reported tin
state commission , as explained by Secretary
Ludden , will complete , Its report to the sec
retary of state and shut up shop. There an
five or six clerks now a , work at the room :
'
of the 'commission , copying the reports o
the different counties as they come In , am
they appear to have plenty to do at all hour :
of the day. In view of this state of affairi
Secretary Ludden says It Is Impossible to sc
a day for n general wlndup of the work o
the state commission.
Following Is a statement of money recelvci
eod by S.Ias A. Holcomb. governor , from Janu
od ary 9 to May 13 , 1895 , Inclusive , for the re
ad lief of the drouth sufferers , turned over t
the State Relief commission and recelptc
1,0 , for by t :
In I V'-.N..MnglerColumlila City , Ind i 33.1
J. I' . Che'v , Xenln. 0 32. !
Mrs. C. < \ Miller 10.1
an Mitllne Plow coinpan > , thioiigh n. Rosewater -
water 500.1
'or
J. Hrerklnrldge , Decorah. In 17.
Ise J. S. McNeeley , Oieenvllle. Miss. 4J
nd J. W. Miller. McKlnnev. Tex 2. :
lal Fnlnlew Camp , Woodmsn ot the World ,
I'omi'royVI 20.i
ils Mis. J. ( J. Garland , Cascade Cnnon. Colo. 6.
Wi-tern Union operatoif , Ogden. Utah . . . . tl.
"A Friend , " thiniiRli 13. Hosewater 10.
Common couucll , Knnnas City. Mo 103.
Cntlln Tobacco cnmrnny , b't. Louis , Mo. . . . 103.
Itellef nKsoclatlon , Snybiook , O 23.
n. ) A. It. Olllam , Mnplelon Depot , I'a K.
Michael Vugel , Iti'.Mioldx , Ind 4.
ch O , Y. 1' . P. I' . , East Union , 0 35.
108 C. K. Ixjula 2.
"Olil time Nebrafkan , " Chicago , through
ickof 1 ] . Ilospwater 10.
of T. O. Wallace , Atlnnt c. la. , through Hen. f > .
as .Samuel Klupp , Hlehnnl , Pa 6.
Kansas City Live Stork exchange 260.
33.at "OIJ time NebrasKan , " Chicago , through
at II. Rosawnter - 10.
er. "Old time Nebrasknn. " Chicago , through
er.of i ; . Hosewator 10.
of
Commercial club of Kancas City. Mo 1,000.
Couit Omndln camp No. Gil , Independent
ing Order of Odd Follows. Omndln , N. ! > . . . . 12
he School chlldien of Coirlngton , Conn 4
Citizens of Iloseberry , Ore 30
ifk Cltlzeni or 1'oln station. la 30.
Mrs. L. M. llaldwln. Manchester. Mloh. . . 12.
Summit lodge No. 67 , Knights of Pythias. . 30.
Waleiloo Illdge , la. . I.idles1 society 14.
Domestic HnglrieerlniT , Chicago ( contribu
tions of sem donors through them ) . . . . 97
oar Kenrett bank , Kensett , In 16
Young I'eoplc'a Society of Christian lii-
ck deavor , Te ksberry , M.ifx 13
to O. p. Holken et nl. . Kensett , la 6
Nettle J. I'nulMin , Kenxi-U , la 14
of People of 1'ambrlna , N. D 91
ise. A. Dl\on , Coon HapMs , la 2
ise.Ed Collected by "Domestic UnglneerlnB , " Chicago
38
cage
npt Ameilcan HlHcult and Manufacturing com-
Irs. pmy , Chicago. Ill 1.000
iro- \V. - \ SLowls , Oieenvllle , III 33
Young Men's IlUPlnesi league , Charlenton ,
een S. C 165
TlirolJBh "Domesllo Unglneorlng , " Chicago 9
Ilesldi-nta of Glut pop Plalnes , Axtorla. Ore 43
School children of Vcnnngo county , Pennsylvania
298
J. sylvania
Evening Wisconsin company , Milwaukee.
se- " \V.n 3S
(000
Total $ l.21 (
To Ct-lebr.ito the I'mirth.
FREMONT , Juno 28. ( Special. ) The co
tore mlttee In charge ot the Fourth celebratl
lual report a great deal of Interest being tak
In the Industrial parade. Forty mercanl
and manufacturing firms will take part
. It. There have been a large number
imo entries made for the various races and If I
re roads are good there will be some cxcelli
records made in the ilvo-mllo handle
rom
the
Herder
rder I find the ROYAL BAKING I
ncll superior to all the others in every re
om-
itch i to spect. It is purest and stroifgfcst.
ad-
fere the WALTER S. HAINESpM. D.
9 Consulting Chemist , Chicago BoarjJ.9f Health.
nan
sell , r' , n-
dry
son-
lay them on greased baking tin , Just toui
tea- Ing ( In rows evenly ) , wash over with ml
t. 2 bake In fairly hot oven 2& minutes. WE
ble- them over again with milkwhen , taken fr
her oven.
Jer. Outntrttl ftrrnd.
mix Vi pint oatmeal , 1V ot flour , 'A teaspoon
Into salt , 3 ot Royal Making Powder , % p >
.her milk. Boll oatmeal In IVi pints eal
water one hour ; add milk ; set aside ui
cold. Then place In bowl , sift together do
tea- talt and powder , and add. Mix smoot
) on- and deftly. Hake In greased tin 45 mlnul
our , protected with paper 0 mlnutes.
illk , . * J * \ \ 4.t t.tUCV. .
Jed. tiring slowly to boiling rolnt ' ,4 pint wl
3r 2 then add yelks 4 eggs and 1 cupful EUK ;
lloll whip It on fire until In state ot high fr
vlth and u little thick ; remove and use as
ter ; reeled.
bicycle road race. The prizes offered tn
visiting flremen have secured promises ot
the attendance ot largo numbers ot firemen
from surrounding towns. The celebration
promises to bo the largeit nnd best ever
held In the stntt outslda of Omaha or Lin
coln.
FALLS CITY , Neb. , June 28. ( Special. )
The business men ot this city have concluded
to celebrate the Fourth In the Hlnton park ,
nbout one-halt mile south of town. There
will be three games ot ball , the first by Kails
City and Reserve , Kan. ; Reserve against
Tony Creek , Kan. , nnd St. Joseph , Mo. ,
against the winner. There will be a boat
race between two experts from Missouri ,
and other amusements will bo Indulged In.
Toll 'In * Cruttrn Trnulilr.
CIIADRON , Neb. , June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) What promises to be the beginning
of n long scries of tults started here today
before Judge Mcnrn. A. W. Crltcs , an nt-
torncy of this place , was arrested nnd fined
for refusing to pay his poll tax , according tea
a city ordinance , which Crltcs clilms Is Il
legal. He at once got himself released on a
writ of habeas corpus before District Judge
Dartow nnd Intends to bring counter actions
ag.ilnst Street Commissioner Sherllng and
others.
Jokes nbout the young housekeeper's
leaden cake nre out of date since Price's
Ilaklng Powder became n household word.
ALL Tin : .VOI.STUK ; ; TIIKV XKII >
Farmer * In All Sxctloui Sitltlleil
with tlie UVnther.
GDNRVA , Neb. , June 28. ( Special. ) Since
yesterday noon It has been raining In this
rsglon. There has been no downpour , but a
constant mist , with an occasional gentle
shower. It Is just the sort of weather needed
by the oat fields In this section. There was
beginning to be much anxiety among the
farmers for the oat crop. Corn Is growing
finely.
CLAY CENTER. Neb. . June 28. ( Special. )
A fine rain yesterday greatly Improved the
condition ot growing grain and pastures will
be much benefited.
DUNBAR , Neb. . June 28. ( Special. )
Though most of the farmers have several
acres In potatoes , none have been put on the
local market yet , and won't be for at least
ten days. A continuous rain fell here yes
terday and today. Apples will be the largest
crop In years If there Is rain In the latter
part of the season. They are much larg- "
tn sire than at this season a year ago.
CREIOHTON. Neb. , June 28. ( Special. )
A steady rain fell here almost all day yester
day. One-half Inch of water fell. The stand
of small grain In this county Is the heaviest
ever known and the farmers anticipate con
siderable trouble In cutting It.
NELSON. Neb. , June 28. ( Special Tele-
gram. ) Rain has been falling here all day
and still continues. Corn , grass and other
crops are greatly benefited nnd every om
greatly encouraged.
ORU , Neb. . Juno 28. ( Special. ) This
county was visited with a fine rain today
the need of which was beginning to be felt
as the rapidity with which grain has beer
growing has made unusual demands upon tin
soil for moisture.
NEHAWKA. Neb. , June 2S. ( Speclal.- )
Thiee Inches of rain has fallen In the lasi
twenty-four hours. The outlook for corn hai
not been be'tcr In the last twenty-five years
Spring wheat and oat fields that wen
thought to be near a failure one month age
have recovered amazingly , and now promlsi
more than an average yield.
SURPRISE , Neb. , June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Heavy rains for the past wenty-foui
hours. This will Insure an oat crop anJ hell
corn.
corn.NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA CITY , June 28. ( Spechl Tele
gram. ) A steady , gentle rain has been fall
Ing her for the past thirty-six hours , am
from present Indications will continue durlni
the night.
BELGRADE , Neb. , Juno 28. ( Speclal.- )
A ste-iJy rain set in this morning about
o'clock unJ contlued a steady downpour al
day. About two and one-fourth Inches fell
putting the ground In fine shape. Late oat
were beginning to need rain , as It was Jus
heading out , so this , will Insure a large cro
of small gram. Rye has come out beyond al
expectations. Corn is very uneven aiU som
of It quite weedy , but will come right o
now , and with a return of warm eunshln
will look first rate. The potato crop will b
very Urco In this vicinity.
NORTH LOUP , Neb. , June 28. ( Special
A drizzling rain , amounting to nearly a
Inch , fell here all day yesterday , putting u
crops In excellent growing condition an
soaking the surface of the ground to a dept
of several Inches. This Is thought to t
sufficient to Insure the maturity of the sma
grain beyond all question and the agrlcu
tural face hereabouts wears a radiant smll
Potatoes are doing finely and but llttlo troub
Is being occasioned by the potato beetl
formerly sufficiently numerous to necesslta
frequent poisoning. Its scarcity this seas (
ts no doubt due to the great destruction
eggs which occurred from natural caus
last summer. The seasonable showers of t !
past few weeks have given the weeds , e
peclally sunflowers , a great Impetus , large
Increasing the labor of cultivation. Ono
the prominent signs of the times In tli
vicinity Is shown In the attempts of farme
to produce crops heretofore scantily planter
or entirely neglected , Instead of the cro
which have been almost exclusively grow
Among several such which might be me
tloned In this connection is the Item
beans. This season plats of from one to t
acres Imvo been planted , and their thrll [
growth promlocs n abundant yield. Should
the market Justify , 'this crop may bu tx-
pected to bo one ot the itaple crops ot this '
locality hercattor. i
LINCOLN. June 2S. ( Special Telegram. )
For the past thirty-six hours It has rained
almost contlnuoutly , but Is clearing tonight ,
tanciuter county , which up to yesterday
lotnlng had received the least rainfall ut '
ny portion of the state , has been gUcn a
borough soaking.
ARCADIA , Neb. , Juno 28. ( Specltt. ) Ono
nch of rain fell yesterday , and It Is still raili
ng hard. Wheat and cots are very heavy ,
lorn Is Rrowlng f st.
HKI1KON , Neb. , June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Good , soaking rain hero all day , and
irotpccts that It will continues all night are
; oed ,
ST. PAUL , Neb. , Juno 23. ( SpocUI. ) An >
other fine rain fell hero yesterday , continuing
at Intervals all forenoon and until 2 o'clock.
Three-fourths ot an Inch ot water has fallen ,
and no more Is needed at pro ent.
HLMWOOl ) . Neb. . June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) A steady rain has been falling for
thirty hours. Fully three Inches of water
fell.
fell.SHELBY
SHELBY , Neb. . June 28. ( Special- )
Shower * fell at Intervals all div veitordav.
This \\lll benefit the oats , as th.y lnvo headed
and will now till 'n ' fine shape. Polk county
has a large acreage of oats and farmers stile
that the yield per acre will bo the heaviest
In ten ycir . Potatoes are ln"blos-om ard the
crop will bo litrge. Corn Is doing nicely ,
except small patches which were blown out
by the wind. The action of the wind this
year has been peculiar. Dust would raise f ir
many hours over portions of a corn field ,
while the balance would be comparatively
calm. This action fs brcken by plowing
several rows crosswise with the wind. No
crops have been damaged by hall.
PLATTSMOUTII , Neb. , Juno 2S. ( Spcc'al
Telegram. ) A gentle drizzle set In parly yes
terday afternoon at this place and continued
throughout the night , making a total rain
fall of two and cue-half Inches. The rain
came In such a manner as to make It the
best of the whole summer , and as a consequence
quence Cass county promises to raise ono of
the most bountiful crops In Its history.
liicrt" iMl ilin TIOI > I TUT.
NORTH LOUP. Neb. , June 28. ( Special. )
At the annual school election for district No.
1 , which Includes the graded schcols of this
city , recently held , a tax of 25 m'lls
was levied for school purposes , and tt was
decided to have nine months of school the en
suing year. A , T. Jones and Dr. C. 13. Ccflln
\\cre elected as members of the board , vlre
Samuel McClellan and S. S. Smith , terms ex
pired. Dr. Oroonflcld was elected to filled
the vacancy occasioned by the removal of
his predecessor from the district.
Vitllor Countr'n . nMl Valuation.
ORD. Neb. , June 28. ( Special. ) Valley
county's assessed valuation for 1895 is as
follows : Horses , 5.427 , valued at $27.228 ;
cattle , 7.187. $17,313 ; mules , 343 , $2,207 ;
shesp , 657. $271 ; hogs. 5.9GO , $2,8Sl ; city lots ,
3,711 , $91,038. Improved land amounts to
123,856 acres , valued at $299,100 , and per
sonal property $246,299. Total valuation Is
$901,423 , which Is about $70,000 less than last
year ,
Afrntiiprlrttn 1.icun onvrnllon ,
BEATRICE , June 28. ( Special Telegram. )
At the Afro-American league meeting
Just closed hero G.V. . Holllngcr of Lincoln
was elected president ; Thomas .Haynes ,
Beatrice , vlco president ; Lizzie Palmer , Lin
coln , secretary ; Jefferson Davis , Beatrice ,
treasurer ; G. F. Franklin , Omaha , state
organizer. The next annual meeting will
be held at Falls City , June 25 , 1S9C.
rilliuoro ( . 'omity Teuclier * .
GENEVA , Neb. , Juno 28. ( Special. ) Fillmore -
more county's teachers' Institute Is In ses
sion. County Superintendent Clegg Is master
of ceremonies , with the assistance of Profs.
T3aylor of Lincoln , Hubble of Falrfleld and
Mrs. Metcalf of Lincoln. There are 175
teachers In attendance.
.Mnrr'eil nt rintmmoutli.
PLATTSMOUTH , Neb. , Juno 28. ( Special
Telegram. ) B. L. Klrkham , city editor of the
Plattsmouth Dally Journal , led Miss Mattle
Beal to the altar In this city last evening , the
. ceremony occurring at the homo of the bride's
' parents.
Judicious mothers , looking out for thcli
children's good. Insist on Dr. Price's IJ.iklnp
Powder being used In biscuit , doughnut ;
and cookies.
ri'iiclrcinumin Hi-Id U | >
CHADIION , Neb. , Juno 28. ( Special Tele-
gram. ) As Mrs. Hurt Drake was returning
to the house from an outbuilding she wa :
te
rudely seized by a tall man who rouglilj
DI1 demanded her money. She protested she hac
1 none , but he was evidently well posted am
es Insisted that she had some concealed abou
J16 her person. She was finally forced to glvi
, up all the money she had , about $15. Sh
J. was so badly frightened that she could no
give a very good description of her assailant
ils
TS C'liulnm l.lq'inr Dru'or "nrncd On-
ed
CIIADRON , Neb. . June 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The warehouse of Joseph Broghamei
liquor and beer dealer of this city , burno
of tonight. There was $2,000 insurance In th
en American Fire ot Philadelphia and the los
ty
. CO.OT
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So 01 Echo Answers " ? :
.00 , . .03OD "Why
.71 .37 Why eat Roclielle Salts , Ammonia , Alum , or
.00 Lime with your bread , biscuits and pastry 7 Why
. .00 use any baking powder that's not healthful or
.9)
pleasant ? Why pay a more-than-it's-worth
price for it , when
.53
.01 .00 Calumet
.17
.00 .00
Baking
I.CO
ufi PERFECTION Powder
IN QUALITY ,
MODEUATION
m- fa wholesome and ? $1,000
lon DJ PRICE. so inexpensive if you
can trace a taint of impurity in it.
: en
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Inof CALUMET BAKING POWDER CO. , Chicago.
the
snt
: ap W
Strictly
ini and Class
The largest direct buyers in our line selling at retail i
Council Bluffs. If you buy anything in the drlig , paint c
glass line it will pay you to see us.
200 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
ch- COUNCIL HLUFF8
Ilk ,
ish om STEAM DYE W0.1K
All kinds of Dyeing
and Cleaning done In
iful the highest ntylo ol
lnt the art. Faded and
ted Btaltml fabrics macl
to look as good nj
itll
new. Work prompt ! )
iur , done and dellverei
hly In all parts of th <
tea. country. Bend toi
price lut.
O. A. .I
no ;
ar ;
oth Broadway , near North
01- notcrn Depot , Councl
IJlulfj. Iowa. T l. Ut
will probably be ( bout 1,600 , ol which aboul
$1.000 , U In itock. Ovvlr.g lo lh fact th t th
building j It situated near thn railroad tracka
the { Ore made Kreal headway bofoi * tn fire
companies , could reach lha spot.
Prominent .Mllwmikro Attorney Dlfi.
MILWAUKEE , Juno 28.-Henry C. llunkel.
one pf the veteran lawyers of Milwaukee ,
died laH night , lie wns 61 , yi > ars of | o.
The most effective skin pnrlfj-lnj * and bean-
tlf > Ing soap n the world. H Is the only
jirov cnthc of pimples , blackheads , rod , rough ,
anil oily bMn , rod , rouph hands wl'Ji shapo-
lcs < nail' , dry , thl-i , nnd f.illlns hair , and
simple baby blemishes. It Is so bvcauja U
stril.ps nt the cause of mo cor.iploxlonal
dlsniurntioin , ' > iz.Tiir.Ci.ouotDInirrATrD : ; ,
Ixn.AMLl ) , OVIlUWOltKUU , Oil St-UOQISU
1'uiit : .
FOR FACIAL BLEMISHES
rashrs , freckle' , bites ami stings of Insects ,
Irritations , jcllow , oily , nnd tno.liy skins ,
dialings , and undue ) perspiration. Ct'TI.
CTIIA BOAT , because of Its delicate ) mcill.
cation , la the most soothing , cooling , purify.
IUR , nnd hcallns application , as well na bolnc
I'C.voud nil compar'son the purest , sweetest ,
nnd moat refreshing of toilet , Kith , and
i.r.rscry aoapi. Sale greater than combined
saloj of all otlior skin and complexion soapi.
PoMthrouatiouttbnworU. prl ! . rorrtn
Dnt 11 jio ' itrv i m n f n ) I'.onon.
tlurjr syphilis permanently cured In 16 to
36 dam. You cnn bo treated at homo for
.tlia dime prlcoundoreamo KUiiruuly. II
rou prefer to coma hero wo IW contract
to puj rallroncl faro nnd hotel bills , and no
cbnrco.lf wo full to euro. If you Imvo tnkonuior-
cury , lotlido potash , and Btlll liavo nrhcs and
rmlna , M uoous Vat dies In mouth , Sorfl I'll rout *
riniplcs , Cofpcr Colored 8pot . Ulcers on
inypartofthobodr. HulrorKyobrowM fulllnc
out,1119 , , this Syphilitic HL.OUU POISON thai
ffOKimriintco to euro. Wo nollclttlio most obitl-
ate ctihet * and chi.lloniro the world for n
CUROvo cnnnot euro. TliH dl'piwo Ims always
Imflml tl.n Hklll of the tiiont eminent physl-
clHiiH , ftfiOO.OOO cnpltul behind our uncondl *
tionnl iniarunty. Absolutoi > roof * ontBPi led on
application. Addrcxa COOK KIIMKUY CO *
307 Aluaoa'o TLiU'tlo. VIItCAUU. ILL.
"CUPIBENE"
Cures the effects of
eulf-alniEo , excesses
emissions , ImpotuncJ" ,
vurlcocclo and uonstU
nation. Ono dollar a
box , six for JS. Fo }
pnlo by THK GOOD ?
MAN URUC. CO. . an <
KUI1N & CO.
_ I 9B IB nBUL.K9 l Ul
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
UKADKIl OF DISEASES OF MKN AND
WOMEN. puoriiiuTou or TUB
WOllI.U'3 IIKUHAt niSl'EM-
SAIIY OK M KIHCINL' .
/ freaf Ma following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat uiul I.uocs : DI *
poBosof Ilia l/o ! nnd Knr , I'ltft ami Anoploxjr ,
limit DlDunsu , Mvrr Complaint. Kldni'y Couj.
plnlnt , Nurvoufi I > ul > lllt > . REuutnl I c
prcHHlou. I.OSH of Itldtiliiiocl. Hem.
illlll YV'UUlCltOHH. DIubutCH , IlllKbt'S 1)11' )
ense > . SI Vltus' DunceItliciinuitlmn. . Paralysis.
While Hwchlntr. Scrofula , Fovcr Korea , TunjJ
orH ami I'lHtulu In ano removed
wllliotit ttic Iiiilfe or clrnwlut ; a
UropofDlocKl.Voimtii -vvltli Itcf
clullcate orifiiiin rontorecl to
lu-altli. I > rf > | .v cured without
tapplnc. Hpeclal Attention Klveit
to l-rlvatoaucl Venereal UlseuHea
of aU IcIittlH. 8.10 ( o Ssooprorfelt for
nnv Venereal UlHcaHc I c.iunot oura
wltlioiit mercury. Tiipo Worms removed ]
In twoor three hours , or no pay. llcrnarrUoldf
or 1'ilCH cured.
TIIOSI ! AVIIO AKU AFrr.ICTKD
Will eave llfo nnd hundiodB of dollura by cau
Ingimnrualni ;
DR. G.W.PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES ,
The oiilvl'liynlcliiii mho ran IrltvlmtalU
K person \vlthllta Uliis u question.
Thono at u < ll liiiicontiiil for y
lllmili , No. 1 for iiimi.Nu. ii Tor women.
All correspondence strictly confidential/
llcdlclno ecnt by express. Address all letter !
O. W. I'ANOI.R , 3 t. .f
555'BnoAOWAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS !
Enclose luo in stamps for i coir.
P. SANFOHD. A. W. nEIKMAN ,
rrolilent. Cashier ,
of COUNCIL BLUrrJ , Iowa.
Caplt.xl , SI 00 ,
1'rolit.s , 12,00
One of the oldest banks In the elate ot Iowa/
We solicit your liualneu nrnt collections. Vft
| > ny & per cent on tlma deposits. Wo will bl
uced to see and terve you.
Special Notices-Council'
CHIMNEYS CLKANKD ; VAULTS CUJANUD.
UJ IJurlce , at W. H. Homer's. KW Uruailrtay.
I'JIUIT"FAIIM ANU UAIIUUN LAND Foil
Bale cheap anil on cany term * . Day ii Hcu.
39 1'rarl etrect.
"
BALU. A NO. 4 ItCllINQTON TYPE. "
writer ; an KooU ay new. BunUvUili ilanutaclur-
Ing Co. . msund 10JO S. Main ulreet.
_
rou BAuTlv NiAiu.y NI\V KINIMIOOU
houbp , with burn , clrt'in , city \valtr at hous *
unJ barn , fruit , nice chudo trei < v , on a nlctly
KiiuUU lot W:23 feet , for I2..MO 00 , Hyu-thlrd *
umli. HIS I'erln uvinue. Council llurt .
WANTED. BlVxJNO HANI ) MIMOailAPH , IV.
J. It. Hlijiler. Council Hluff ,
WANTKD. TWO OIIII. ! ? TO WOIIK IN ICO
en-am parlor in Urunil I'laza. I.ako Manawa ,
Good referouctii required. Apply at Oranil
I'laia.
_ _ _ _ _
WANTED , A annMAN amiTron OINRHAU
houKuork. Tremont houie , Council HlufT .
WANTED , AT ONCI ) , A OOOD MAN TO W'OIUC
cm fruit farm , fan furnlih houie to live la.
J. It Mtl-Jitrtou. 12M Uut rurco