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T1T.I2 OMAHA DAILY BEE : TIUPESDAY. JTJIAr 2. ' 1805. THE OMAHA DAILY COUNCIL UL17FF8. OFKICD. - - NO. 12 P13AHL. Delivered by carrier to any part of the cltr- II. W. TIL.TON , Losses. TEf.El'HONCS IJuslncss olllce. No. < 3i night Alter , No. 23. Buy your clgari , pipes , tobaccoi and canca at Grand Hotel Clear s' ° " > . Grnnd ho.el , Council Dluffs. Newly fur- nUhcd. Hcopeiiod Oct. 1. C. P. Clatk. Prop. H. II. I'lclil expects to build n rcl''iCnnCrc ' ' Boon on Pranklln avenue , lo cost about 2ouu. Cyrus Matlanil nnd ( Justlo Kranscn , both of Omaha , were married yeatciduy by Justice Walker. The school board took a trip yesterday In tlio patrol wagon to Inspect hevcral school bulldlnRS which are said to bo out of repair The case of Mrs \VI1fons chafed ulth malicious trespass In cutting do\\n Jolm Mas- tcrniaii's weeds , has been continued until a week from today. GeorRO Iludlo was Boniewhat bettor yester day , when his case against J. W. I'lnncl ! for keepliiR n saloon was called , but not we" enough to appear In court. A continuance was granted until next Miiiduy. All members of Twin HroHier cncimpmont No. 42. independent Ord-r of OM I ellows nre rpcpieftcd to bo prrsmt tliOecnlnB , na business of Importance Is to tonio bet ire tno meeting n. I ) . iMperton. C. I' . Fannie , the 1-mnntliB-old daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. I ! It Whlttoll , died at S o'clock Sunday c\enliiR nnd will be bulled this morn Ing at 10 o clerk the funeral son lees being held at the residence , 2250 Avenue K. Articles of Incorporation were filed with tha county rt rut dor jestetday by the Golden Fleece Milling company , with n capital stock of $1.000,000 The Ineorporators are George Vf I'lerce , Henry \V Knbson. Edwin A Kent. David K Leo and IJIddle Ueovcs Patrick Cremln , a check clerk for the Hock Island , left > esterday for Queenstuun with his wife nnd three children , nnd will make his home near that city He claims to ha\c received a letter from n brother stating that by the death of a relative recently he has fallen heir to $23,000 The Sunday school children of the German Methodist church will celebrate the Fourth of July In Frankllss Street park , commenc Ing at JO o'clock a. m This will bo a grand picnic for young and old Good sppakers will be on hand and Mr L Druns will ha\e the closing speech In the German language , \ his subject being "Ubcrtj " Se\ernl cases were tried In Justice Vlen' court jeiterduy , Involving the Wizard Telephone - phone company , now defunct J 12 Ftindt II. A. McAllister , J F Cody nnd Frank D IU77iird had claims for labor performed foi the company , amounting to $10 They ob tained Judgment and Ell Drown paid them off , together with the costs , which amounted to about ? 20 more. The members of the Mandolin club nro to be entertained this evening at Lake Mnnawa by Mr. and Mrs W C Kstcp There will be boat rides on the moonlit lake , refreshments at the summer residence of Mr Estep , and music by the club On the Fourth the club will entertain n party of their friends , nboul sixteen In all , at Mayne's farm , making the trip In a tally ho coach There was a ne\v Infortnttlon ( lied against Thomas O'Urlen yesterday clnrglng assault nnd the other large , that of attempting to ontlco away the little daughter of Fred AVes- trlp , was withdrawn. Ho had only put lilt hand on the girl's shoulder , as the testimony showed but that was enough , under the clr cumstances , to sustain the charge of assault nnd he was sent to the county Jail for thlrtj days. _ _ _ _ _ _ Fire and tornado Insurance written In best Money for farm loans at lo\\ ty property for sale or trade for farm lands In Iowa. Lougce & Towlc , 235 Pearl St. nusioN sroiti : . Bllil-Siiiiiiner 'iilo of Underwonr Wo offer men's gauze underwear , all s ? ea , worth 39c , nt 25o each , ROc n suit. Big line of men s fancy random underwear regular 85c grade , at 2Dc each , BOc a suit Gents' fancy random , blue mixed under wear , silk bound , pearl buttons , our regular IJOc grade , on sale at 33c a garment , or 60c n suit. Gents' French nnlbrlggan underwear , full fashioned , goods , worth 7Go , at BOc each Gents' full lisle thread Egyptian ribbed regular 7Dc quality , on sale at fiOc each. Gents' fancy ribbed underwear , regular price , BOc , to go at 39c each. Ladies' flno Swiss ribbed vests , worth lOc , reduced to lOc each. Ladles' fine Halo vests , worth 50c , on sale at 25a each. Uoys1 heavy rbbed bicycle hose , worth 25c , on sale at lOc'a pilr. Children's heavy ribbed hose , all szes , warranted fast black , worth 15c , on sale at lOo a pair. Ladles' full black hose , worth 35c , nt 20c a pair. FOWLEH , DICK & WALKER , 401-405 Hrondway. Council IJluffs , la. llin < > . It > \ In eler llrnirlni ; ( o. Wheeler's King Temperance Deer formerlj known SB Copps Cheer. The best selling tempcrnuco drink on the market. 134 East Broadway , Council lllurfs. J'/i/J > OX/ - A IH C It I/-//.V. Smith McPherson of Red Oak Is at the Grand hotel. J. II. Purcell of DCS Molnes was In the city yesterday on business. Mrs. Ed Canning will leave In n few days for Denver , where s > ho will spend the sum mer. mer.W. W. S. Ilewetson and wlfo leave today for Spirit Lake , and will spend two weeks at the Hotel Orleans. Ovldo Vlen received a letter yesterday from relatives In Canada stating that his Bister has Just entered a convent at Montreal Frank Heed , the son of the county clerk , left yesterday for a ranch near Ord , Neb where ho will spend a couple of months rusticating. T. C. Wawson has returned from Wisconsin. wlicro , after the Interstate whist tournament , ho went to visit his mother. She has been dan gerously 111 , but Is now out of Immediate dan ger , although but llttlo hope is felt of her com plete recovery. Waldo II. Hothcrt Ins returned from Wash ington , D C , where ho has been a student at the National Deaf Mute university He will spend the summer vacation with his parents. Superintendent and Mrs II W Itothert , at the Iowa School for the Deaf. Pepsin , the greatest know nld to digestion , Is not better than the wholesome food made with Dr. Price's Daklng Powder. ( iillaclier on I'robittlon. Hugh Gallagher was arrested a couple of weeks ago on a charge of assaulting a little son of C. Sprultt with Intent to do great bodily Injury. Ho had a tr.al jestcrday In Justice Cook's court , and as Gallagher had posed as the monarch of that part of the country located around the corner of Fifth avenue and Ninth street , a great deal of In terest was taken In the outcome of the cm : > The evidence showed that ho had bullied all the email bovs In the neighborhood , ana es pecially the Sprultt boy , and thut on the day In question he had seized Sprultt and bumped him down on his side on the sidewalk with such force as to lay him up for several days On account of his mother however , the ctnrge of nstMult with ' to do 'ntH't great bodily In jury was withdrawn and a new Information was died , charging him with assault and bat tery. To this he plesiled guilty , and was lined $30 and g en a Jail sentence of ten dajs. The entire tentenco was impended however , during his good behavior , some of his neighbors Interceding In behalf of hi ? mother. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The 3 p. m train to Lake Manawa Is an excursion train every day in the week x- ceptlng Sunday. One fare pays for the round trip , tickets good to return on any train dur ing afternoon or evening. _ Yes , the nnglo laundry Is "that good liundry , " and Is located at 724 Ilroadway. If In doubt about tills try It and be convinced Don't forgvt name and number. Tel , 1ST. I MnrrltiRa t.lren "i. The following marriage licenses were Is sued jrHtcicluy by Ihu county clerk : Name nnd address Ace. David H IllckabuuKh. Council niuffs J7 Caiollr.p rose. Council Itluffs , . . 32 Cyrfi Hutlund , Omaha 30 GUI tie Fransen , Omaha , , , S NnmW of Troublesome Questions Up Bc- fore the City Council. OBJECriONS TO AN ELECTRIC LIGHT Bill Alilirincn Claim Hint All the Light * Ifuvo .Not Itrcn rnrnlnliod Knst I nclrrs ItrliiB t'p the Question of .Motor Tnilni The clly council held a long and laborious meeting last evening , several lUms of busl- ness of nn Interesting nature being trans- cted. Mayor Cleaver nnd Aldermen liar- tow , Hrewlck , Urown. Greeustilelds , Hlshton , huhert and Spctman were Iti their accus- onied places. The bill of the Council muffs Oas and .lectrlo Light company for $ S C for city ghtlng for the month of lune was read , rnong others , and brought Alderman Shu- ert "tindenly to his fret \\lth an objection lo Mid lie had noticed that every few Ightt , the company had taken It upon them- ehes to turn off the light In 'ho ' outskirts f the city , and In order to find out Just I.at was being done he stationed a man for week at tlio corner of A\onue 1) and 'wenty-nlnth sticct , and found that June I the lamp binned only half an hour , and n the 25th. 2Cth nnd 27th not at all. Alderman Brown said that the light al the orner of Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street mil not been burning lately , and It was nanltnou ly agreed that the company needed ooklng Into. What do you want to do about It ? " ashed \Ia \ > or Cleaver of Alderman Shubert "I don't exactly know , " was the reply , but I think we might demand thit the company put Harry Evans back In his old ilace.Ve had good lights when he was hero " The matter was rcftrrod to a special com- nltteo consisting of Aldermen Shubert , Hi own and llrowlck , with Instructions to nake an Investigation. Miter Cleaver presented a communication recommending that Colonel Jake Shoup be llsmhsed from the oillcc of poundmaster for conduct unbecoming a city official It was leferred to the committee on police and health. The committee on police and health , to which was referred the complaint of II. II. Trj an that his horse had been captured by Colonel Shoup while .Mrs. Tryan was after It , and that she had been held up for 50 cents by the poundmaster after he found that ho could not get $1 , reported that Shoup was not entitled to the money and should be re- required to give It up. The report was re ceived The committee on lire nnd light reported that the bill of James O'Hrlon for $20 , held back on him from his pay as fireman , was unjust He was fined J10 for drunkenness by Chief Nicholson , Instead of $20 , the report ald , and the committee could not find how ho had anything coming to him. The same committee reported that the light company had agreed to put the towers In good shape. The committee on streets and alleys was mthorizeJ to buy a car load of oak lumber for culverts and crossings Alderman Shubert Introduced two resolu tions , ono providing that an TTrd'nance ' should bo passed compelling owners of frame wagons to have tires not less than four Indies In width and the other that the council take Im mediate steps to rcpilr West IJroadway Uoth wcro referred. The clerk was Instructed to advertise for bids for sidewalks , all bids to bo In by July IB Air Malbpc of the Christian church asked that the church be allowed to put down Its own walk In front of the tabernacle. The request was granted and the church was given sixty ilaj-s In which to do the work. An ordinance was pis ed providing that pool table licenses might be taken out quar terly. Instead of seml-anmnlly. City Attorney Hazleton made a report on a matter referred to him last December , In volving a curbing certificate Issued to H. L Williams On mak'ng ' a showing that It was lost and putting up a bond to secure the city a duplicate was Issued and was now In the handt of Metcalf llros. , who had been clam oring for payment for many months The original had already been paid and the bond been lost , so that the city had no alternative but to pay the bill. His recommendation that this bo done was concurred In A communication from T C Dawson , sec retary of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' association , asking that the council make July 4 and I abor day the two big days of the year , was read and placed en file. The request of Chief Scanlan for free mem bership In the National Association of Chiefs of Police was granted William Martin put In a claim for damages for the breaking of his horse's leg while drawing a load of hay along West Broadway Ills request was referred to the Judiciary committee Thirty citizens of West Broadway sent In x petition asking that they be allowed to re pair the paving on Lower Broadway as a means of working out their poll tax. It was granted , and the work will be done under the supervision of the street supervisor. At this stage of the meeting about twenty- five citizens of the east end made their pres ence felt by having a resolution introduced demanding that the motor company put back Into operation its old schedule and send half Its Omaha trains up Broadway. There was a manifest disinclination on the part of Alder men Shubert , Brown and Brewlck to monkey any more with this particular buzz saw , but Sputman , Groenshlelds and Hlshton wanted to accede to the citizens' demands W A. Maurer , W. 11 Hunyan , H. S , Haw lings and S. S. Keller did most of the talking for the crowd , Hunyan making a rather significant remark to the effect that they wanted the trains run as they used to be , but didn't pro pose to go to any expense litigating. They wanted the city to do that Alderman lh.rstow said ho did not believe there was a single man In the room who could name any move that the council could take by way of compulsion , and on his motion the matter was leferrod to the city attorney , with luptructlona to report at the next meet ing , when all the Interested citizens expect to be present. President Eliot of Harvard raises the question as to whether America Ins a future With regard to Price's Baking Powder no such question has ever arisen. ( > iirnii * < lu Kims for < liily , The following Is the schedule of runs for the Ganymede Wheel club for July Wednes day , July 3 , Hanscom park , 7 30 p. m , th'r- teen miles ; Sunday , July 7 , Bellevue and Fort Crook. 8 a. m , thirty-two miles ; Wednesday , July 10 , Courtlnnd Beach , 7 30 p in , eigh teen miles ; Sunday. July 14 , Malvern , 7 a m. , sixty miles , visit to Doc ; Wednesday , July 17 , Manawa , 7 30 p in , eight miles ; Sunday , July 21 , Bennlngton , 7 30 a m , forty-three miles , Joint run v > lth Tourist and Turner wheel clubs ; Wednesday , July 24 , Manawa , 7 30 p m . eight miles ; Sunday , July 28 , Missouri Valley. 7 30 a m. , forty-eight miles , joint run and annual reunion with all wheel clubs of Omaha ; Wednesday , July 31 , Man awa , 7 30 p. m. , eight miles. l.ntlmm Itniinil Otr , Harrison Lathan , who wooed Mrs. Clara Wyman with a revolver , business end In front , concluded to waive preliminary ex amination yesterday , and was bound over by Justice Cook to the grand Jury on the charge of assault with Intent to commit murder His bond was fixed at $ S50 Mrs. Wyman sajs ho continues to force his at tentions upon her , arranging matters to thnt he will meet her at her gtte as often o possible , and begging her to shoot him or cut him In pieces , so thnt he may not have to live any longer away from the sunshine of her presence All of these Invitations she has so far steadily declined. .loiepti t-iprr' | Mnilitonp Joseph Speer of the Ragle laum'ry has a madstone. Cure ? dcg bites and cnake bites. Davli. agency for Munvon'i remedies Drioorriitlo r < m > rntlmi. The ofllclal call for the democratic county convention hat > been Issued for Wednesday , July 24 , at 1 30 o'clock , at the court housa la AYOCor the purpose of telectlac twenty- three delegates to the state convention nt Marahalltown , August 7. Some little hilarity hat been occasioned In republican circles by the fact that the call Is Issued for Avoca. A few years ago , when republican stock was a trifle below par , the republicans , In order to keep the country fellows In line , decided to emigrate In a body to Avoca. At that time the local democratic organ shot several shafts Into the republicans , attribut ing [ their willingness to accede to the de mands ' ; of the cast enders to their fear that the east end republicans might not be able to withstand the tewptatlon of a great city llko Council liluffs. Now the democrats seem to be In a similar boil , and the demo cratic organ so far has had not a word to say. say.Caucuses Caucuses are to be held In the various townships and precincts Saturday evening , Jl illy 20 , to select delegates to the county onventlon. Kane township has eighty-six ° f these delegates out of 220. niit : : > TAKKS ACTION irlilgo nt 1'.tut on , iim Selzjil fur Delhi- qiirnt City TIIIIM. The bridge of the Omaha Urldgo and Ter minal company was seized by County Treas urer Heed jesterday for delinquent taxes. The bridge was assessed at $40,000 as per- onal property , but the company claimed that t was excessive , from the fact that It was getting no Income from the bridge. It also tated that the bridge was located so far away from the city that It ought not to be charged up with any taxes for city purposes. The taxes for 1891 amounted to JL'G97 23 , but ho company asked for more time whenever urged to settle Yesterday John MItnen , for Treasurer Heed , went to the bridge and evled upon It. Deputy Sheriffs O'Hrlen and Mcfaildon were placed In charge of It. The ; ates wore closed and no business was allowed - lowed to be transacted across It. A deputy sheriff Is to be In charge of the structure from now on until a settlement of some sort is reached , Perfeet purity , highest strength , quickest nnd best results are the uniting factors of Dr. Price's Baking Powder. ( liTftnl ) } COIIIM Illicit. Charles Owonby , the wheel thief , citne back yesterJay from Blgelow In charge of Officer Murphy , and was arraigned In Justice Cook's court on the charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. lie entered a plea of not guilty and had his case set for hearing July 5 In default of a bond of $400 he went to the county Jail In spite of hl& plea of not guilty , he has already confessed to various parties enough , It Is claimed , to Insure his conviction. On the way up here he told Murphy that he had pawned the wheel In a Farnam street Junk shop In Omaha He also said that a watch would be found there belonging to another man , which ho hail nlso pawned Murphy went to Omalia and found the wheel and the watch , bringing the former and leaving the latter , for the time being , where It was. In addition to triH. % It Is reported that , a friend of his received a letter from him statIng - Ing that he went to the races May 24 on a wheel belonging to S M. Williamson , and there met some friends from Chicago , whom ho accompanied to Omaha. There he pawned the wat"h and the bicycle , and depended on a friend of his to raise the money to redeem fie stolen articles Hut the friend evidently had troubles of his own and neglected to do so. He went to Missouri and worked on a farm , expecting to pay back the amount he had stolen , but was taken sick. llroivn'b O. O. I ) . Screen doors , 49c each. Hammocks , 49c. Gasoline stoves from $198 up. One-pint Mason fruit Jars , per doz. , 49c ; quart Mason fruit Jin ? , B9c doz ; half-gallon Mason fruit Jars , 79c doz. 21 pounds granulated sugar for $1. One pound plug tobacco for 15c ; one pound smoking tobacco for 15c. Five gallons gasoline for C5c. Salmon , lOc per can. MEATS. Sirloin and porterhouse steak , lOc. Houn 1 steak , 8J,4c ; chuck steak , C'ic. Best rib roast , Sc ; chuck roast , Be and 6c. Boiling beef 3c and 5c. Mutton chops , Sc. Leg' o' mutton , 7e. Salt pork , Co. Breakfast bacon , lOe. Compound lard 8c. Picnic ham , 8c ; boneless ham , lOe. Sugar cured ham , lie. SppcUl Alllllncry All trimmed hats at a great relucllon. $1000 hats for $ G 00 ; $1200 hats for $7.00 ; $600 hats for $300 ; $500 hats for $2 BO ; n nlco trimmed hat for $1 00. These prices will cont'nuo ' for a few dajs mo.'e. Miss Ragsdalo , 10 Pearl street. Y. M. C. A. rirlll liny. At noon toJay In the window at Bennlson Bros , corner Broadway and Scott street , may be seen the prl/es to be awarded to the suc- ces ful contestants at the Young Men's Chris tian association field dav. The day promises to be full of Interest and will furnish a splen did half day's outing for the psople of this cityEvery Every possible arrangement will be made for the comfort and convenience of the crowd All work Is to bo done by amateurs , an 1 only members ! of the association will be al lowed to compete , except In the ca e of the mall carriers' race and the fat man's cycle race , this latter being participated In by sev eral well known bus'ness and professional men , The exercises will be held at Union Driv ing park on the Fourth nt 2 p. in. I'repirlOB to Cnlelirnto the I oiirth. The anniversary of the day on which our forefathers fougM , bled and died Is near at hand , and will be celebrated appropriately In this city and surrounding country. Every one Is laying up the spare change to cele brate. T. B. Hughes , of 919 Main street , will celebrate as usual , and In order to get In a little spare change Is offering Immense Inducements In all his lines to cautious buy ers. On July 4 , 12 o'clock , he will close one of the most successful clearing bales of ladles' shoes ever held In the city Until that date he will sell any ladles' shoe In stock for $1.25 , and any size 3 for $1. _ Don't overlook the fact that the Spetman stock is being sacrificed at any price to sell. If you do you will miss the bargains In dry goods , clothing , shoes , hats and all season able standard goods that you inu t buy. The larger the crowd the quicker the goods go , and the greater the sacrifice In values. VVIiltii OIIH rilini ; . Five thoutand feet S-lnch top , 12 to 2C feet long , at OV4c per lineal foot. A. Over- ton , Council Bluffs. la. 031131130X3 jnd otiBtd oq ) 'abuipaB | { eqj , VAttKS .10 I/.VST STltlKKltS niSMtf > liKl > District Attornnjr Nc\or Hud Any l''illttl In Scouring it Conviction. SAN FHANCISCO. July 1 The cases against all the strikers who were Indicted by the federal granl Jury last September for obstructing the United States malls and In terfering with Interstate commerce were dis missed in the United States district court today on motion of United States District At torney Foote In all 112 cases were dropped. John Mayno and John Casslday , the only two of the strikers who were ever brought to trial , were among the men whose cases were dismissed The trill was finished a few months ago , when the Jury disagreed In all about ICO cases have been dismissed , many of them having been stricken from the calendar during the past month. The United States district attorney Is pleased to have the cases off hla hands He never bad much hope of convicting the defendants , and when the attorney general advised him to use his own discretion In the matter he lost no time In dismissing them all. WHRO AilMinco Takes Klfrrt. CHICAGO. July 1. The Increase of 10 per cent In wages recently announced by the Illinois Steel company went Into effect today. Over 7,000 men will be benenteJ by the change The advance has been made at the South Chicago works , the Northern Rolling works and the plants at Milwaukee and Jollet. All classes of employes are Included In the advance , with the excepti n of tonnage men , who work on a eliding scale. Injuriil In H t'.cbln Cur. CHICAGO. July 1. Leo Stearns of Belle ville , 111. , a former Jewish mbbl , nnd ono of the most prominent Hebrews of the etite was run o\cr by a cable car on WabaKh avenue today nnd probably fatally hurt. He la 70 jcara old. TO BENEFIT THE' ' INDIAN Teachers Interested in ( Theft Education in Convention at Sjou Oity , AS TO HOW THEY SHQULD , BZ TRAINED Itcv. M. il. I'cnn Oppoicd to Giving Tlioiu Spcrlut AllvillltilKP' In tjie \\ny nf Alnklni ; the Itait Men Skilled Laborers , SIOUX CITY , la. , July 1 ( Special Tele1 ram ) Chairman W. N. Hallman called the ccond annual convention of the Northwest- rn Indian Teachers' association to order In lie Young Men's Christian association auill- orlum In this city at 9 o'clock. There was resent 300 teachers , and 200 more arrived his evening. After a prajer by Hev. W. W. lartlett , Superintendent Kratz of the Sioux City schools delivered the welcoming ad- ress , to which Superintendent Davis of the ndhn school at Flandreau , S D , responded Congressman Plckler of South Dakota , who vas present , spoke briefly , after which Hev \I. J. Kgan of Clontarf , Minn. , read a paper in "Industries of InJIan Hoys' Schools" lo discouraged the plan of making skilled aborers of Indians on the theory that they ure unfitted by nature for such work , and 'hat those so educated are apt to revert to i savngc state. He was In favor of train- tig them for farm work The teacher sec- Ion met In the afternoon to listen to a papnr by Miss Lucy Maley on "Klmlergir'en Work vmong the Ind'ans ' " In the evening Captain ieck of the Wlnnebago agency poke on the ' 'Educated Indians' Future " anil Superintend ent Watson of the Menomlnee WIs . agency , on the "Outlook for the Educated Indian. " i vusii AM > ins rim.N s llclloto the Scnntor'n ( nibpniHtorliil Cniull- clir.v Is l.iiokoil Upjn tilth rmr. , CHESTON , la. , July 1 ( Special Tele gram ) Senator Harsh and his friends here uro happy over the result of the convention In the Eighth district. The senator has a majority of the district delegation , Including delegates from all counties except Wayne , Appanoo o and Page , with Union , Aduns , Hinggold. Decatur and Clark solid , with the exception of a small per cent In the latter Ills total reliable vote In the district Is sixty- two , to say nothing of his vote In contiguous counties , such as Adalr , which is also solid and Instructed. Ono of the hottest . co.itests In the state was at the Adams county primaries Saturday. Harsh carried the county by a handsome ma jority , and during the h-at of the contest some overzealous friends of Drake said Harsh , had some connection with the articles In the Corning Ga/ette against Drake. The senator visited Corning today and aked Hoxle for an affidavit J , which he promptly forwarded , as follows "I , W. H Hoxle , being first duly sworn , say that I am the editor and publisher of the Corning , Oa/ette , and that I have learned that It ! has been stated In Corning that J. B. Haish : of Creston caused or Inspired the ar ticles : recently published In the Gazette con cerning : General F M Drake I most sol emnly and emphatically 'denj that said J. B. Harrfi 1 had anything to do with said articles , either directly , Indirectly or remotely. Ho had 1I 1 nothing to do with the Inspiration , writIng - Ing I , printing or publication of said articles " To this Harsh added the following "I state that the above is true , nnd further that no one regrets the publication of said articles more than mjself. " Hilton Stock Viinl * ( . .oinpiinjAsuets bold , SIOUX CITY , July 1 ( Special Telegram ) --Receiver Cheslcy of the Union Stock Yards company sold the company's assets today to satisfy the claims against them The yards were bid In by President Elst'on ' of the Slottx City Yard cpmpany. a corporation formoJ by the unsecured creditors to buy the property and pay off the prior Hens in the hope of saving the'r ' equity. The price was $7,720 , hut tMs Is subject to the Missouri , Kans-as & Texas Trust company's $1.000.000 of first mortgage bonds. The unsecured claims ire $1,000,000 more. S iclpty iVliin lllHipppnrs. SIOUX CITY. July 1 ( Special Telegram. ) A sensation has been created here by tha disappearance of W. B. Ljsle , a prominent society and business min. Ho was In the cm- ploy of Ingerson & West a commotion firm , and an Investigation Is being made of his ac count on ( ho theory that he was short. It Is also reported that a woman was the cau = e of his departure. Ills wife thinks he Is in sane. _ .IPSSP. DutM ( Hpturotl. ALBIA , la. , July 1. Jei so Davis , who Is wanted at Hockvllle , Ind , for attempted wife murder , was captured hero today. "Stones" from Golconfla are highly prized. Dr. Price's Is the Jewel Baking Powder. Vctermn of the I.uto Uebplllon Itrmemborml [ > < t tlio ( ipiipT.il ( , < > \ eminent. WASHINGTON. July -Speclnl-Pen- ( ) - blons granted , Issue of June 17 , 1S95 , were. Nebraska : Original Andrew Nelson , Dor chester , Saline , Dow Houeh , Fullerton , Nance. Itenewal James W , Heath , South Slou\ City , Dakota Renewal and Increabe Chailea L Smith , Wai o , York. Kelssue David T. Hulbuit , Hay Springs , Sheridan , George 13. Whitman , Oxford , Furnni ; Joseph Billings , Nt-llgh , Antelope , Benjamin F. Meallv , Lincoln , Latuastei ; Udwiud. C. Witting , Omaha , Dougln . lovvu : Original George B Lea , Clinton , Clinton. IleUsue Samut.1 Monioe , Sclmller , Sao , Low Is Ij Goole , Cromwell , Union. South Dakota : Original-Edward J. Cro- foot. Hat Springs , Fall Itiver , Augustus 1' . Dean , Heola , lirown. IJel'-sue Joel Hush , Fnulkton , Fnulk ; Bernard U'Connell , Hpres- fonl , Union ; Clifford H.ijfen , Fiankfoit , Splnk. Coloiado ; Increa-e Ml hael Tic noy. Den ver , Arapahoe. Hiissue David W. McKce , 1'aonla , Delta : Philip Poiter , Pueblo , Pueblo ; Edward II. Smith , Montrose , Mont- rcwj. Wyoming : Ilelssue Edward T St John , Lander , Fremont Montana- Original Samuel Geyser , Liv ingston , Park , _ _ I'utmitn to louu Invrrttnr * . WASHINGTON , July 1 - ( SpecialIow a patents have been Ibsued as follows : Ed ward Ebl , Cedar Rapids , conduit electric railway ; Hans P Egedal , Tlior. whlllletree hook , l "nv O Farwell , Dubuque , nnd J ! A. Hoi'fer , Freepoit , III , stovepipe damper , Allen Johnston , Otttimwn , cutlery bolster grinding machine , also muHilm > for rolling knife or fork blanks , John II Ro'-coe , Fort Dodge , display stand , Isitllc L Townsend and J Conway , Perry , matt-h bo\ and cl ar cutter ; Joshua M. VounKcr , Sloan , sash balance and lock. inqll : h Illicnlti. One and one-half pints flour , one coffee- cupful corn starch , three tablespoonfuls sugar , large pinch salt , two teaspoonfuls Royal Baking Powder , three tablespoonfuls lard , one egg , one-half pint milk , one-half cup currants , one tablespoonful coriander seed ( If desired ) . Sift together flour corn itarch , sugar , rait and powder ; rub In lard cold ; add eggs , beaten , milk , currants ( well washed ) , picked , and dried , coriander seeds ) mix Into smooth dough , soft enough to handle. Flour the board , turn out dough , roll to one-half Inch tlilcknefs , cut with round cutter , lay them on greased baking tin , bake In rather tot oven twenty minutes. Rub over with little butter on clean piece of linen when tiktn from oven , ItojHl Hnlljr I.mm Modlm. One quart flour , one tallespoonful sugar , . is it/MDi.w.ss run THK Cercmonlp * nt Cmup llmcnck Opened rvltli n ( Iriinil I'mniiln 'IhrotiBti the City , ST. LOUIS , July l.-Tlie Interstate drill and encampment , given under Ilia auspices of the Fair association , cpcncd today with crack military commands present from Jlfferpnt parts of tlio country. By noon tlie mud left by the heavy rains of the past two Jij had dried up and the Rround was In jplendld condition for the week's drilling. Evcrjbody was gratified at the fine condition of the camp I and the splendid preparations made for the visiting troop' . . Major A. S B Krve , Third cavalry , sta- tloncd at Jefferson barracks , illumed command - mand II I of Camp Hancock this morning , ni riv ing I with two troop ? ol United Stnte cavalry. He 1 at once put the camp tind'r ttlct m'lltaty ' regulations and commenced the woik of pre paring for the ceremonies of the week The greater part of today was spent by the assembled troops In getting settled and pre paring for the work Hint begins lomonow At 2 o'clock everv command headel for the city nnd took part In a parade through the business part of the town. Govetnor Slono and others reviewed the parade from the Planters hotel balcony The coluni" passed the reviewing stand In the following order : Escort of mounted police. Major A. S. Kcve < , commandant of the camp , nnd start Third Cnvalrv band , V S A. Two squadrons of United States < avail v First leglment Infantry N Cl M . I'om- nmmleil by Colonel Edwin BaliUif Mount Pleasant Drum and lliigli1 cotps nnd band of Washington , D C Battalion of vi = ltlng infantry compinies , under command of Ctiptalti John A. Miller of the Phoonlx , O , Light Infnntrv Battalion of St Louis University ca lets , under command of Captain I ted GareThe Battalion of vMtlng rounvc companies , under command of Captain J. T Ford of the Chicago VCoinves Battalion of visiting battotlcx , mulct com mand of Captain .Tamo" B Curtis of the Indianapolis Light nrtlllerv Hospital Corps of Light Battetv A , N G M. Returning to camp after the parade , the different commands were presented to their representative sponsors and of honor , who nro all prominent society ladies of St Louis This pleasing ceremonj , which was a very pretty one , was witnessed by a largo crowd of people The following companies and batteries are In camp Phoenix , O , Light Infantrv , Branch Guards- and company F , First In fantry. St. Louis , Bullene Guard" , Kansas City ; Belknap Hllles , San Antonio. Tex ; Na tional Hllles , Washington , D C ; Chicago Zouaves ; Walsh Xouaves , St Louis ; Neeley SCouaves , Memphis , Tenn ; HUe Zouaves , Kan sas City , Indianapolis Light artillery , battery A , St. Louis , Hockvllle ( Ind ) Light artillery Dallas artillery and the Mount Plnasant Drum and Bugle corps of Washington , D. C WiV.irEl ) VOM'lUIS f > riLL AT LMHli : 1'iirsuerj Ilnvo Not \ot Heen Al > l to Cap ture tlio Clirlsttnn llrothrrs. OKLAHOMA CITY , Okl , July 1. The posse which went In pursuit of the escaped Christian brothers are coming In ono by one chagrined over their failure to capture the Illusive murderers. The trail of Bob Chris tian , who was shot In the neck , was found on the bank of the North Canadian river four miles east of this city. Marks or the bank Indicate where he entered the river , but a careful scrutiny of the bank for several miles below the point shows no place where he came out , and the prevailing belief Is that owing to his weakened state from lo-s of blood and the high stage of the river , whleh Is a boiling torrent he was drowned Olicers nro hot on the trail of Bill Christian and It Is only n question of hours until he is brought back to dangle nt the end of a rope He is a desperate character , however , thoroughly armed , and It is very probable- that more bloodshed will ensue before he Is capture 1 The wcipons which the prisoners hal ob talned were supplied by confederates on the outside nnd secreted over the celling of the Jail corridor , from where they were taken at an opportune time and so effectively used Gils White , who was shot In the abdomen , lies In a critical condition and is not expected to recover. Jailer Carver's wound Is not s rl- ous an 1 ho will be ready for serv'ce ' In n few days , Mrs. Hurst , the occupant of the busgj and wno was forcibly thrown from the car riage by Casey , Is very low from the effects of the shock. A late report states that Bll Christian has been Mirrounded by a pas e and shot to pieces several miles southwest of the city , but this report lacks coafl-ma'lon TKUK1HLE CA/.l/JJ OF J.VMAJB II OM.lf , Mother roUtin * Her Tivi > I.lttlo Chlhlrri nnil Ilicn Kills llersi'lf. JEFrnnSONVlLLE , Ind , July 1. When the sister of Mrs. Branson Dennett vlMte the latter's house today she discovered a lior- rlblo sight. Mrs. Bennett and her two chll dren , Homer , G years , and Lotta , 12 years lay upon the bed. The children were dea and the mother was In the agony of a deadly poison. Physicians were called , but Mrs Dennett Is probably bejond help She hai poisoned the children , who had evidently been dead for several hours , and , after watching them ( lie , had taken the poison herself Bh Is the widow of Dronson Dennett , who de faulted as treasurer of Clark loJge , Brother hood of Firemen , and wlio committed suicide tome time ago. Mrs Bennett had left a not sticking under the door , directing that he sister , Mrs. Gana , and the coroner bo notified The note was dated Friday last. Sidney Smith said"Give mo the luxu rles of life and I will dispense with the ne cesslties" Or Price's Cream Baking Pow der can be classed as both. fiininl Dnty Gotx n Itrprlm uiil. SAN PHANCISCO , July 1 The Chroni cle ba > s that by the ne\t vessel that sails for Taliltl the Depaitmont of State at Washington will forward a stern reprimand to J Lamb Doty , consul at Tahiti He- tuitly the marriage of Consul Doty to a native Tahiti filrl was announced , and , ow ing to Dotv's high eastern connections , the news tn..ted consldernb-e comment It has been learned that Dot > * B marrlaffo was nccoidlng to the native rites The only legal marri ige recognized by the Fieiufi KOV eminent , which his dominion over Tahiti , Is that performed according- French laws The news of this meek mar riage , together with leports of Dolv's In attention to business , have reaohed Wash ington , uml the leprlnuuid Is the tesult. KIMrd In n Drunken Itiiw. SCHANTON , Pa , July 1 A drunken fight among Italians at Pecksvllle. this county , tonight caused the death of one man nnd the fatal wounding of two others All parties had been drinking , but the origin of the trouble is not known Knlvos and pistols were freely u ed Mike Demarco was stabbed thioush the heait by Pasko'u ' Panel , who Is himself djlnt ? Horn n stab wound In the head Nl' ole Demarco was nbo fatally stabbed , and John Corolp was shot In the right "boulder , though It Is thought ho will reiovet The men who escaped In jury tied and are hiding In the west moun tains. * can be substituted for the ROYAL NOTHING BAKING POWDER and give as good re- suits. J 6 other leavening agent will make such ligh4'Jsweet , delicious , wholesome food. one teaspoonful salt , three teaspoonfulu Hoyal Baking Powder , one tablespoonful lard , one egg , one and one-quarter pints milk. Sift together flour , sugar , salt and powder , rub In lard cold ; add egg , beaten , and milk , mix into rather firm batter ; muffin pans to be cold and well greased , then fill two-thirds , Bake In hot oven fifteen minutes. Urn Mulllin. One pint rye flour , one-half pint corn meal , one-half pint flour , ono teaspoonful sugar , one teaspoonful wit , three teaspoonfuls Rojal Baking Powder , one tablespoonful lard two eggs , one pint milk. Sift together rye flour corn meal , flour sugar salt and powder , rub In lard cold , add beaten eggB and milk , mix Into smooth , rather ( Inn batter , mutlln pans to be cold and well greased , th'n fill two- thirds. Bake in hot oven fifteen minutes. THEIR OFFERFOR JULY. _ DKS. COHiLAND & SHHPARD'S IMI'ORIAXT ANNOUNCEMENT All Patients Applying During July Will Bo Trontod nt the Nomtnnl Too of $5 For Month Modicinoa Free and No Extra Chnrgos Whnt- over Enlarged Oftloos and Increased Facil- itics Iicghi Now. Till * N til * ollVri l > r . Ciirliuil.t | ( Shoptrit trill trout nil u lui upply ilurlnc Julj m V > PIT niinilh fur rni'li mill ctrr month nil 11 uiiiixl. Thin utter Is to nil | i.itlunti4 , liutu ti il iitul nor , mill or nil illsi'inov tlirrv l no Him ol pliyik'l.ttn hi Om ilu nlio lin\p in litrcc n prm tire in Ir . Cope- Iniut A ; Hu'p tril. lleiict * iiiiuu cull atliinl to niiipi'tu itli them In tlil < oHeri iimt Dm , C'opohuiil iC ! hip4rl iiluiio ciin ulloril to nuke It , It In ivoll Uiumn Unit mini ) phy lclnn nro thltitiul to nftk turKu Ito * bee.iU'U' ' nt their liultcil pruttUr. I luxe ulu > hut a sonulit lie ncrtUct of such plijulrliiii * kiiuur teiy it'll that liKtvitil of h it Ing to p'l.l flu month or tro Unit-lit the } h no hot n obllucil , under MIC prptuxt rr imotlirr , to pa ) im high u S'-Ti i inontli unit jinnrtliniiH in HIT , I < > Mich no mi } : till ) 1 > rxorbttiint tern ? lent our trnlinonluU. Conslilui thuliums- ttmli nl ctiri'H wo liuxo pnliliilnnl , I'lim unit out-Hull ; "l\liy should I pu > S'J" inontli \licn 1 can iut | u t us Kooit lic'iitiiiunt Inr , . - , . ' " i.uci : AUA..NT.UII : or IT NOIVI nIIIMII : rnivotu ; ; . To more fully meet nil demands of n InrKo \ml evicting pi ictlio , lis Copcliiiul nnil Shcpard h.ue enlarged tlulr loiisultntlot rouins nnd laboiatoi lc , and lime c\cij equipment for thorough niofesMonaloik Tlii'lr bpurlous suite of piilors on the tliltil lloor of the New Yoik Life timldlng , with ttldo frontaRC on both Fanuim mid Sc\cn- tcfiilh street" , constitutes , without doubt [ ho Intgcit and bu't appointed mcdlcnl olIUo in Ncbiaskn. AM. SHOULD K\O\V. Tlin o "liti rend tlm ptpnn ttlll note tlio furl , nnil HUMP \ lui do not rr id tlin pi p > r * Hliuitlil In Minima * ho titiiBht HIM fart , ilmt ill ! nllTiT < frciln i lironlo ilUriioH npplrtn | " iliirlni : July rrreltn the euro mid trrntinrnl thu ) need ulthimt liny exirnio | whulnvrr liiMond n iKiinln U ns r < cmcut on n html * nt ffi inoiitlih. Ineludlne nuMhi'lncn mid Her * \ ! < ! , t o oillre mill in ill | i tteiit * nlikr. Trill treatment f eo In thoio nppllii | ; In O1"T IN AIUM'AN V I'ooplu AtiiTnklng tliu Mull fioitmrut mitl Are Illcht ) rieuned , William I.lmip.iv , of Olemll\e Mont. , Rtvrptuij nnil U ensure r of the Dawson County \Vool-Clrowcii * ASSOI laUon , nnd on of tlio It tiling turn of the slip : ( , \\rltcs : "Tho Cupelntul bjitoin of tro.itinent throiiKli the mills IM a II tlKht , probably tha iiui-'t intelligent , best iniuumod mid most MK-cc < ! srul s\stetn of the kln.l In this conn. tr\ I ( speak from my o\\n t\ppilcnce and thnt nf many others who hn\e taken tha treatmint h ) inill M > o\\n trouble wna ehioiilo c.itairh of the head , throat and bronchial tubex , n von dllllcult dlepimo to titut siirooMiiilv. but they Hired mo up likely atery small cost " roil I10MH TIlUATMnXT SEND FOH S\.Ml'TOM HI.XNK DRS , COPKI.AND & SIIEPARD , ROOMS 31. AN'D 313 NE\V YORK LIFU IIIMLDINU , OMAHA. NEB. Office 11 nirs a to 11 n in ; 2 to 5 p in. . Eve. nlngB Wednesdavs nnd Sntuidnys only , 0 to 8. Sundaj 10 to 12 m. COUNCIL BLUFFS. f LZ . STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of Dyolngr and Cleaning done In the highest style of the art. Fnded and Mnlned fubilctl mndo to took as good na new. Work promptly done jtnd delivered In nil pcrta of tha country. Send for price lilt. O. \ . MACHAJf. I'ropr/otoP. Bro&dnar , near North , western Depot , Council lilutfi. Io\ra. Tel. I2& Strictly inn ! uldbb I IQCC The largest direct buyers in our line selling at retail m Council Bluffs. If you buy anything in the drug , paint or glass line it will pay you to see us. 200 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. RESTORE LOST IIGOR When In clout t wliat In me for N > r\ous Dtt Uti ) , I 01 of Sexual Timer ( In either text. Impotent. } Atroplw , \ atitocelc ami other weaknesses , from any caute , u < a Sexlue I ills lSr in * tli * keel anil full iRot qukUy rcttutej If neglected , such trout lev result fitall ) M i If * I anywhere sealett for $1001 6 tunes for fs oo AVIth Kcsult 111 4 ueeks. e\erj { 5 oo order ve K\\C \ a le ai 1.11 irantec to i urc or refund the inuney AJJtci * SHERMAN & McCONNELL DHUO CO. , 1513 street , OnmlMi , Neb. Mr. Walter Wilkins , OMAHA'S ' SWEET SINGER , Has the Headache nud Answers a Letter : OMAHA , Neb , May , 1S33. Tim sunnMAN & MLCONNCLL , DUUO CO , Cit > Gents In i tub to > ours Inquiring ns t o "what I know" about jour " 10-MlNt'TU ' IIHAU- ACHi : CAI'SUKUH , " will sny th.it my ex- iierlenco with them covers a period of o\er throe (3) > eurs , during \\hloh tlmcl have u--ed no other Hi-aduche Medicine , nnd although sutijict \lolent nttncks of Neiv- oiis Headache , ha\e never failed to obtain liiampt loiter Kurtliermoic , ha\c never e\- pcilunccd the sllKhU'it unpleasant ufter- eflects So urout is my faith In these Cap- suls that I hnvo tuUen ( us you know ) par- tlculai pains to advertise them among my filcnd , alnd cnn truthful ! } saj that I do not know of a case \\liero thtj fmvo not af forded relief Yours veiy truly , W U WIUCINS "OUPiDEKE" Cures the effects of belf-abusc , excesses , emlbslons , Impotent y varltocelo and const ! nation One dollar a box , felx for 13 I 01 sale lTlin GOOD MAN niU'C ! CO , and Kt'HN & CO. DUFFY'S Pure Bialf Whiskey. All Druggists- aiOHGI3 P. SANPOHD , A. W. ItHIKMAN. I'resldent. Cashier. of COUNCIL BLUFF3 , Iowa Capitil , - - SI 00,00 L'rolits , - - - 12,0000 Ono of the oldest banks In the state of loua \Ve Bollclt your * bUblness and collections We pay G per cent on time deposits. Wo will be pleased to sco and servo you. .Nut in iif liiilrtitciliipsi. OKncn OF run runMONT. IMC- IIOltN & .MISbOUlU VAM.IJV HA1I- HOAU COMPANY. OMAHA , Neb , .Muy .11 , Ib'Jl III compllnnce with the statutes of Nc- In.ihka , uncl especially In compliance with ne < tlon Ud , chuptor 1C , entitled "Corpora tions , " \\c , the prtshlent , and a majority of the board of dlitUors , do hereby ( jive pub- ll ( notice. That nil the rxlstlns Indebtedness of the I'remont , Illkhoin S. Missouri Valley Hall- road company , .it the il.ito of May 31 , Ik'i'j , amouiits to tu ( nti-iiiie million , thrco hun dred and fortj-clKht thousand , lour hun dred nnd llfty-lHo dollars thlity-ulchl tents ; v\r \ : First mortunBo bonds , f 18,100,000 Bonds of the Wyoming Central Railroad company , assumed In totiholldutlon , JJ.WO- OOJ Kflillpmrnt bonds. $3 000 KloutliiK Hull bteilnct-8 , $350,15538. Total , $ ; 1SI ! > ,1MSS..MAHVIN .MAHVIN HUOIIITT , I'rebldcnt. MAUVIN HUOIIITT. W II NHU'-MAN. s M. M Kill K.MAN. j n uiiJFiii.D. ; nirecjprH J > 2d It Ol-Ticn C'ONSTHLTTIXa QUAHTHIN MASTiU.-n.MAlIA. : Neb , Julv i , IVj ; - Healed piuiiimls , In triplicate , pubjett to the usual conditions , will be received here until 1.2 m , central ctandaril time , \ \ I'llnesiluy , July 31 , 1891 , ut uhlch time and iihup they ulll be opened In tlin pro-enoo of bidders , for ( onstrurtlnK walkH and Kriivel ronilH at Kort Crook. Neb CJo\ eminent rt-senca the right to reject any cr all piuposala HaiiH and Hpcclllcatlonx can be ecen anil all Information obtained on application here Knvrlcpos contalnlnK proposals should be marked "l'ropo nl for ( as the case may be , " ) and artdrebscd to CIIAULUS F Hl'il- I'HHUY , Major und Qr. Mr. Special Holices-Council Bluffs CIIIMNRYS CLHANnD ; VAULTS CLMANUoT UU Huikf. at WH Homer1 * , KS llroud ay. LAN roii sale clitup anil on easy teinis. Day & Hess. 39 I'eurl itreet. rou BALI : . A NO HLIMINOTON TVi'U- xvrltcr ; as good an new. hnnilu Icli Manutaclur * Ini ; Co. . 10.18 and 1030 S. Muln slrett. 1 OP. SAI.l ) , A NI3AIUA * NR\VNINi : UOOM huiiye ullh burn ilstein city \\atei at liousu and bum , fiuit , nko sliadc titiH on u nicely Kmdetl lot 50x2ri fret fur $2 3JO 01 ti\o-thlril ca&h 94S 1'crtn u\unio. Council llluftu. \\ANTI3U. TUO OIULS TO AVOItK IN ICZ3 CK.IHI pirlir in Oriuiil IMuzu , Luke Matmua. Ciuod refvn-iHrti uqulutl. Apply at Urana 1'liiia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1VANTir > AT ON ( n , A ( iOOI ) MAN TO WOUIC un fiult faun ( an furnish buiiso to Ihu In. J It JIU'liLisui l.Sl ! Kant IMcrco stieet LOST IILACK , SILK L1NIJI ) CIUrt'LAIl ciipi ? Iiuum to Mrg J M 1 lugler , 710 I'lerta Bticot RAILWArriME CARD L non | mjULlNCTON & Mo HIV Lit lArilvea JhiuihjLiilcjii | JJrpU , 10th it JliiuuQ bid I Omulia 10 lUin ! IJemLr Lxiinxt. T. . . . . . U. < ( Mm 4 .iSpm IJlk. IIIIIs , Mont & ' l'ut t Uml. Ux 4:0. : > pm 4.4opm Ucnvtr Uxpitruu 4.05pm 7 uiuii Nibrii'ka l.miil dxttiit Mimlij ) 7 ISpm E:15um. : . Lincoln vo at tempt buiiuuy ) . .lUJuam 2 iipm I'uht Mulldor Lincoln ) dully. . . . Lfiuex ( CHICAGO , IILULINO'JON Ac Q ( Arrives " _ Omuhatnlon | _ Uepot , loth it Mimun tain | Omaha 4 4opm ChlcuRo Vetitlliule y.&Ottm S.Soam Clilcaco i\i > ieus 4Upm : 7 uUpm L'hlcHfo nnil Ut. LouU Uxpres * . . S.uuum ll:3 : am 1-nclllc Junction Local 6.20pm , I'aat Mull 2iOpm ; Leaves CHICAGO , MIL 4t fc > T I'ALL.IArrlvea Oniuha Union Uepot , loth & Muson tim ( Omaha C 00pm Chicago LlmltTifT. . , . .T. 8 ! 0dm7 U 3'Juni . Chicago Uxjaita ( ex. Sun ) Leaves ItlUUACiO & NOKTllU KhT. Uin.ili.tiUnion Uepol , lulli tt Mason Bm P' 4 lain . Liibit ru Lxptot * . . 4 00pm . . . .V'stlbuliil Limited . C . 'uni Mo Valley Local , 6 4.jpm Omulia Chicago hpcclul Leaves I CHICAGO , ifl. & 1'ACIPIO. " _ OiiMhul'nlotiIHKjt _ | ' _ | , I lull At .Man-in Hla 13 A ST. _ _ 11 2lam Alluntlc Hxprtss ( < x Sun lay ) 0 2 pm Nlht J.xpriHi' 1 40pm . C'hkoKocailliulul Llm tul _ \S'I3bT. C r.pin Oklahoma d Itxas Hx dx Hun ) 10 3"am 1 40pm Colorado Llmlteii 4.00pm Ia\i I C , ST. I1 M & O. ( Arrives" _ pitiahol Depot , IStli anilVtbsler BIB , ( Omaha B 21am Nebraska Pas cnKr ( daily ) aluir : > l.JOpin . .Sioux City Kxurets ux tJun ) 11 . ' .5am 6.10pm . St. I'aul Limited . . . .Itf 35aiii LeaT ' S1 i : & MO VALI.13 * " "TArrtv. Omaha ) Depot , IDtb ana Wehitcr rits. | Omaha 2 lOpm . . . Pant Mvll ana n preva . 4 > 'IpnT 2 10pm. . ( ex but ) U'yo. 13xex. ( Men. . , , t uJpm B Mum . Norfolk Express lex bunda > ) 10 30am _ 6jlOpir. . _ jj. rU.I'aul _ Express , . . _ . lo.iiuni Leaves I K C" , 8T 4. & C ll. lArrlves3 OmuhalUnlon Uepol , 10th & Mason Bts | Omaha t Mam , . , Kaunas City I my I3xpre a & . ! OpnY jMopm. K C. Night Us Via U K Tran 6. Main Leaves I MISSOURI 1'Aciriu. ( Arrive * JJmahaDepol | , lth and WeLstir Sis omalia _ ID 40am . Kt. Louis Bxpre a . . C:00an7 : 0 Wpm . bt Louis 13xpie8s . . . C.OSprn 800pm . Nebraska Local lex Bun ) . u.OCaia LfavfiTj 8IOUX CITY & l'A"Ciri"c JArrlv ' rOmahaj Depot , Uth and Websti Sis | Omaha 6 10pm bt I'aul Limited . . 10 3iam LeavSs I SIOUX CITV i 1'ACIKIC jArilvea" OmahaUnlon | Uepot , 10th & Ma onBis. _ ( Ornuha 6 Warn . Bloux City I'Ksicncer. . 10 C.r.pm . St. I'aul Limited . . .i LVavis I VNION I'ACIPIC lArrlvei" Omttli > ( Union Hepot. I0th * & Munon Stu jOmaha _ 0 ( Vim . . Keiineyixprr 1230pm 200pm . Oierluml Pl5 r 630pm 2 00pm Iliat'cu k Ktrom b B Hx ( ex Hutu 12 SOprn 700pm 1'ac 111. i : > | pi'n 10 20am C 4jpm Pmt Mull 4 lOpnl Efiv-Tf WAIIABII RAILWAY , ArrTve f Uepot , loili & Mawm St I Oman * 4 00pm St'lxiuis C'nnnun ISall 12 SSpin " " EVERY WOMAN" Form times nceiU a reliable monthly regulating medicine. DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS , A aprcmpt wvfo nnil certain In result. Tlmtfeuu- lue ( Lr 1'calb ) nevtrdlutppolnt tVnt anywhere , II 00 , Bhennan u. McConntll Drue Co. , Itll Dodge itrt.et. Ouuba. Ntb.
