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NEWS FROMCOUNCIL _ BLUFFS. \
I Oftlo , 12 Pearl Strcct.-1I , W. Tiltoti , Muitagr atid Lcssco.
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MlsoIt IN'I' ION.
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A meeting of the butcherl' unIon will be
I1Id at I.lbcrty bal Thur8day evening.
Grand hotel Council flints. Newly fur.
Grant . Hr.oplned Oct. 1. C. F. Clark proll
.t\ Ja O. lcOe\h : commencc.1 a suit In
I \ I 'e dlstrlt court yetuday , against J. W.
, ) . . 3uhnlton on a $ GOO notc. "
Thq iolIco have bcn requested to look
Ilolco !
f TH1
out for John Ayrton who has juat , Jeserte.1
the ranks at I ort Omaha.
The cue of thu state agaInst James Mat-
thaI , charged with embezzling $00 belong
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) Ing to F. II. f vans , has been seWed and diB-
' missed.
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Cases of whooping cough have been reported -
ported t the residence ofV. . A. Oroneweg
on Frank street , and I. I n. Adams , on :
lcnepper strcet.
1neppcr
Mien Jessie I.'arnsworth received n couple
of fine pieces of statuary from Italy yesterday -
day through the Council Iufs customs
house authorities.
authorllcs. .
likis for grading Clilbert lake are to be.
' .h _ . Bil forTllng Olbert
J In next weck. Thc work Is to be done under
the supervision of the city engineer but
Gilbert Bros , are to pay the cost
Gibert
George Haller II to have a hearing In Justice -
tce Cook's court this afternoon at 2 o'clock
on the charge of caring another man during
a fight. Dick Webster Is bOlg looked for ' by
thn nntmp. . nR nnnthpr member _ _ of the gang.
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The Lutheran Sunday school of Counci
DlufB and Omaha four In number , wi
combine In a picnic at Manhattan beach
Thuraday. August 16. I Is estimated that
Thurllay AUlust
about 800 pupils , with their friends , wi bo
I I a t"mb nce.
Jeff W. Belord and family of Omaha are
among the recent arrivals among tile campers
at Manawa. They occupy live tents on
Manhattan beach J. A. lake and famlh'
of South Omaha , and Ur. Haines and 1) . W. .
Van Col arc also among the unreported ar-
riva1.
A - horse belonging to a fruit peddler from
Omaha ran away yesterday afternoon at the
corer of Broadway and Sixth street , tipped
the wagon over and dumped the drIver Into
the street. He was considerably bruised.
but YIB able after a few minutes to pick
himself lP and leave for Omaha.
J. E. Drooks has received word ' of a serious
accident which befell his son Tom on the
Stewart ranch In western Nebraska ITo was I
aiding a horse belonging to Charles T. !
Stewart when the anImal fell , breaking
Brooks' leg just , below the knee. There was
no doctor short of sixty miles away , at
. S anti hIs limb was terribly swollen
" ' Ogalala , 1mb swolen
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and Inflamed by the tIme medical aid arrived.
. Ed N. Brown returned yesterday from 1.ln-
coin where ho accompanied time ofcers 11
their search for the Mooney boy who stole
the $ tOO from Brown's pocket at the Christian -
tian taberacle , Although the boy was not
. brought back , he was located and can be
brough
found when wantell. I has been learned
thaI there were two or three other boys lm.
ilicated In the theft . alt of whom have responsible -
IJlcatell parents. The money was divided
among them , and In the eyes of the law all
are equaly guilty. Warrants will be issued
for them shortly , and It Is sid theIr arrest
will create a oenaation.
Clear vacant lots to trade for dwelling
house and lot with small encumberance to be
. f , assumell by purchascr. Good farm loans
' wanted , Money ready when papers are completed -
pleted and title approved. Lougee & Towlo.
1'JISO ' I1'AILtGItitl'ItS.
Mrs. N. J. Hunt Is spending a week wIth
friends In Oakland.
Mrs. W A. Maurer has returned from a
trIp to 10t : SIJrlngs S. D.
W. W. Loomis . left lst evening for a
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week's business trip to Chicago.
Miss Etta lares of Duluth , Mlnn. , Is
visiting at the home of F. H. 11111.
The Misses Emma and Tulle Laskowski
have gene to Colax for n couple of weeks.
e- 11ev. and Mrs. G. V.7 Crofs of Iieatrlco
Neb. , were In the city yesterday visiting
theIr many Council .nurs friends on their
way to the east for a vacation hip.
Governor Jackson has appointed Sheriff
Hazen a delegate to the congress of the Na.
4ional Prison association at Ionver commencing -
mencing September 1 and continuing four
days. _ _ _ _ _ _ '
IVUI.IXG'rON IIOETE.
1t..lnt.t..1 UnCe.
To Hot Splngs ! , S. D. , sale July 19 , Aug.
list 2 and 23. one frt class fare for round
trip. TrIennial conclave Knights Templar Dos.
ton Mass. Sale August 19 to 21.
American I'imarmn'ceimtical associaton , Denver .
ver Colo. falo August 1 and 12.
National convention ICeely league . liar7
rlsburg , l'a. Sale August IG to 22.
In addition 1 have on sale Summer TourIst
tickets to various points In the United States
- . and Canada.
Canala.
: Call and get copy of m. . and illustrated
Cal
p4 write up of the great Yellowstone Natonal
, park. -O. M DROWN. Ticket Agent.
Greut'I'l iiie I'romuiised.
The fifth annual reunion or the Pottawat-
tomb County Veteran association w1 beheld
held at Neola , Ia. . on Wednesday , Thursday
and Friday , August 21 , 22 and 23. All the
old soldiers and sailors of I'ottawattamio ,
CaBs. Shelby. Mills and Harrison counties
are Invited to be present. General Drake
lion . Sylvester Crane , ex.Goveror Boles anti
other prominent speakers have promIsed , to
bo present all deliver speeches. Several I
bands of music have been engaged. There
vilt be plenty of vocal music anti a long list
w1 amusements have been provided. Tents
ia.t will bo furnished free to visiting comrades
amid their fatuities. A grand parade will take
Illace on the morning or the 2211. Excursion
t ' rates on all railroads from the 20th to 24th.
A cordial Invitation Is extended . to all to come
anti enjoy a big tIme. '
Yes time Eagle laundry Is "that good '
laundry " anti Is located at 72 Broadway ,
It In doubt about thIs try It and be convinced.
Don't forget name and number Tel 157.
The Ilnlman Is full anti rich In I tone.
Jug : lnh'rl.1'nll.I. .
' whIch arrested -
Ed Sherlock's liquors , were I .
rested on complaint of henry Wagner , the
. , ' . well known reformer , were tried before Jus.
wel
tlce Vlen yesterday on the charge of being
IntoxIcating , found guilty and ordered destroyed -
Inloxlcatng
, stroyed Constable Baker took several kegs
and bottles out In the back yard of the temple
or Justice . and. armel wIth a Illck ax. treated
Mother Barth to a baptism which looked for
a time 8S though It would IntoxIcate her.
One at the five beer kegs was found to con-
. taln water , said to have been left over from a
colored Sunday school picnIc at 'alrmount
park at which malt extract was barred , and
it . together with a jug of buttermilk and
Bore bottles uf gInger ale , Waukesha water
les
all other temperance drInks , were taken back
to Sherlock. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Oenulno Hound Oak Furnace Is the
' .ame success that the Genuine Hound Oak
beater I. 1 Air-tight. gas.lght , burs any
kInd of fuel and less of I than any other
furnace made. Lowest Irlces. Cole & Cole
el Main St. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
n.1 C4'iliir I tnc. ' I'OMN .
- , Twelve car loall standanl red cedar fence
pOdtS , 100 each. by time car loall.
A. OVERTON
The ga'm company's slleclal prices for servo
ict,3 pipes will be contnue through July ,
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The residence at rank Hendricks , at the
corner of Avenue A and Fifteenth street was
entered by burglars Monday night. Mr. lIen-
Mlcks expected to leave for a trip on the
rOd In the morning and had packed hIs
grip full of tobacco umplel. putting It In the
pantry , along with another grip containing
lame papers. During the night burglars got
. In through the Ilantry window , whlc ! the
* members or the family had never ben able
\ to Ol'en. ' and stole both grips and a mckln-
tOlh. Nothing else In the house wn .Is- :
a turbed 1111 there was nothing to imidicta that
, the midnight visitor had prosecut 1 their
, " search of the premises beyond the 113nlr
i. dee . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. ; . Read DavIs' ad. DoVls sells hammocks
cheap. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
For rent suite of rooms for gentleman and
wife at 70 FIrst nenue.
NZono lr than the lard man Baby Orand
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' 111a : tits' . ' I _ \ \ Iunl _ ) . \.1. IV ' iiit. 1 .
Ollhi Cl . rgy . mail l'Il.t n Colt mm e I
humUs : lnrrll c I.li''mise.
I Is not ofln that a man hu to break
Into the middle of his honeymoon to have his
marriage ceremony performed , but that Is
the situation In which an Omaha bridegroom
finds himself . owing to a misconception of
law on the part of the minIster who ted the
knot Iruld 1 lerson and l ) mar M. ErIk-
80n. living In Omaha , hall a deire to commit
matrimony , and they found that by coming to
this silo of the river they could save 50
cents on their marriage license , owing to
cut rates In Iowa. Time groom procured the
license amid then hied himself back to Omaha.
A young clergyman was called In to tie the
knot He was not familiar with the Ins all
outs of the law of the land and did not know
that n Potawatamle county license was not
good as gold the country over. I was about
two weeks ago that time ceremony was performed .
formed , and yesterday the clergyman caloll
at the clerk's office to file his return. An In-
\BUgaton was made by the deputy clerIc
who at once saw that the marriage had not
been legally Ilerformed. The minister was
sent back to Omaha . with thin Injunction to
hunt liP thc bride and groom before sundown ,
bring them to this sIde or time river and have
the marriage ceremony gone through with a
second tIme , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
OXI IOIU \ % 'gl' I , .
11"lln Store t1ts1-Stmiimmier . . Clemtri mig
Sni.
To continue all this week. Price sti'
lower on summer goods : soma hines closed
out : many Iew ones added.
3G.lnch unbleacheJ muslns , 3c , 3lc , 4c
and Sc. , .
! o bleached muslin reduceJ to 7c yard.
7c white shaker flannel , 4c yard
12le whl India linen . 9c yard
1ge and 25c checked and striped whIte
goods to close at 8e yard.
DOe bleached table damask reduced to G7c
yard.
BIG REDUCTIONS ON LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDEHWEAH.
19c pure silk mitts , tOo pair.
Sic sk ! : mitts . 33e pair.
Hie Infants' lace caps , 7c each.
70 'and 9c all linen crash. lo yard.
90c bedspreads , l9c each
12lc lawns and swlses Glc yard.
17c flue dimnities . 9c yarl.
12c jackonets to go at Ic yard.
:5c Imported dlfnity . 18c yard.
Slf CAL lHCES ON . BLACK DRESS
lOc hucl towels and 22c damask towels
wih knotell fringe , to close at 17c : 3 tr 60c
$5.00 quality ladles' and misses' jackets reduced -
ducell to $1.98 each.
45c black silk fans 25c each.
7c quality ladles' swiss ribbed vests , : for
10c.
10c.45c
45c quality gents' fancy random underwear
to close n' 25c cache
FOWLER , DICK & AI.KEH ,
401-403 Broadway .
Council Dufs , la
Creill tors ' V'r'I'ou I'reioimM.
- Contempt proceedings were' commenced by I
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Judge Smith yesterday against the firm of
lothschlJ'"Bros. . and their attorney . O. D.
Wheeler at the Instance of I. A. Goldsmith .
A short tIme ago Goldsmih , nn Omah saloon
keeper , was defendant In an attachment pro-
ceellng In the district court , In which the
firma of Baker Jyer & Co. appeared as
lilaintiffs. This suit like several others
greW out of the failure of Henry Hotholz of
Neola , whose creditors were somewhat numer-
ous. Rothschid Brus. had a claim and tn-
structed their attorney to push It to a sette
meat A suit was accordingly commenced In
the superior court against Hotholz and a
notice of garnishment was served on Gold-
smith upon court while he was actually In attendance
The probability ' ' that neither Goldsmith
nor verz many or the lawyers practicing at
the Iotawalamle county bar knew that
Goldsmith had been cheated out of any of
his rights by being served with the notIce In
the presence ot the court but from a chance
remark dropped n few days ago by Judge
Smith In the course of I con-
"orsaton with Riley Clare , Gold-
smith's attorney , an Idea was dropped I
Into Clark's brain and an affidavit was med
yesterday by Goldsmith setting forth the
facts as above stated . Judge Smith nt once
IssuN an order for Iothschlll Uros. to die-
miss the suit or appear In court on the first
day of the August term and plead to the :
charge or contempt. There Is not the slight-
est doubt but that the victims of the judicial
Ire will dismiss the suit without any parley
and commence I all over again.
Thc I.n"t'e'l , or time Ilmismil.
This will be the last week or engagement
of the Young Ladies' Military band at the
Grand Plaza , Lake Manawa. They have
been delighting the crowds every afternoon
and evening for the past six weeks , and have
grown In popularity with each performance.
Sunday will be their last day. Extra trains
will be run to accommodate the crowds who
wi
will 10 down to hear them the remaining
days of this week. Recollect the 2 o'clock
train Is always an excursion train except
Sunday and one fare Is good for the round
trip , returning any tIme . during the afternoon
or night. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Inrrhll Ont the Nt'avsImoys.
Manager Dmmock of the motor company
has put a new rule Into effect which may
work some little Ircom'enlenco to the news-
paper reallng public until It becomes used to
the cimammge Time ordinance pased some tme
ago prohibitIng young America from jumping
on or off moving trains Is to be enforced
strictly. An exception has been made here-
tofore In the case of newsboys while selling
their papers , but from now on cOnductors
are Instructed to cause the arrest of all news-
boys who violate time rule The only places
wherl they will be allowed to sell their
papers on the car are at the Hock Isbn
anti Northwestern depots and at the corner of
Broadway and Pearl street , when the cars are
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standing.
In explaining his acton Mr. Dmmock
states tha n day or two ago there were four-
teen nelHboys on a single train , each armed
wIth newspapers , which , upon investigation ,
were found to bo several days behind time
and could not have been intended for sale
but ' to be used In lieu of paues. hereafter
the newsboys wIll have to pay their fare to
go to and from the depots like anyone else.
The boys have become careless all I Is nol
so much because the motor company objects
to their riding for nothing a It Is to prevent
serious accidents that this acton Is taken.
The lawn social to be given tonight at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ayers ,
810 Avenue D. Promises to be a financial
6utcess to the Royal NeIghbors. tee cream
and cake will be served at 10 cents I dish
Ale an excellent musical and literary pro-
gram wIll . bo rendered .
AmllnCnh' ii Lliiib. I
EdwIn E. Mack who has been taking treat-
meat at the Woman's Christian assocIation
hospital for a long time past hall an opera-
ton performed yesterday by whIch he lost a
1mb. lie has been suffering from tubercu-
bela . which 1 Bhort time ago necessitated
the removal of a piece of bone. At first It was
thought that this would enable him to
recover but later developments led his phy-
slclans to decide upon amputaton as the enl
means of saving his life. The member was
removed at the hip joint ' , anti lat evening the
patent was doing well .
Of course everybody knows where the best
"swlmmln' hole" Is . or they soon find out
that Manhattan beach , Lake Manawa , Is the
only natural randy beach In the west. Its
management Is wIthout critcism , and Its
popularity Is Increasing daIly .
iii'iii'Iit , for CI I.iiIIt'e' Ilminil .
Colonel F. C. Heed has made arrangements
for a belont concert for the I.adles' Military
hand , 10 be glvon Friday evenIng at Grand
Plaza , Manawa. A magnllcrnt program of
music wl be rendered . and all the proceeds
will be given the band , This organization has
struck a popular chord In the few weeks It
baa ben here and there Is no doubt that the
l'ublo wl be anxIous to show its good will
by contrIbuting In a financial way and at the
same time to enjoy , a musical treat.
The Hardman Ilano wears like iron
ih only I pIano worth havIng the Hardman" ,
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SIiNIN ( ; . .t'i' :1.XWA. .
Chnnl" ' for Ch.I"nCelr PI"lu'rllel
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Cu Co'r 'rh"I"eh.t.'lh Glul' ) ' .
A couple of year ago there \as I Fish
Protectve association formed In this cl'y
and Omaho with the a\'owet purpose of lint-
ting a stop to the seining of nsh In Manawa
and the other lakes In this vliinity. For a
tIme the unlawful Ilractice was at least partially .
taly stoppeJ. Of late time association seems
' to have been hibernating and the seIner have
been getting In their woik with excellent
results. Every ntght , as soon a the lights
were put out at lanhalal beach , which oc- :
curs about midnight , three or four men glide
out from time bushes that skIrt the western
shore of the lake and begin adjusting theIr
nets. In an hour or two , without making a
sound , they ha"e caught In the neighborhood
of 1,000 pounds of fish . which are taken to
Omaha and Council Blurs and hawked on the
street corners . Scarcely a night passes , I Is .
clalnel , without a scene of this sort being
enacted , but nothing has been done so far to
put an eli to the wholesale destruction of
Ifnawa as a fishing resort
The men who do the seinIng have but little
fear of the law , for the Ianawa authorities ,
I not actually engaged In the practice , seem
to have been In sympathy \lh those who are .
and It Is next to Impossible to secure n con-
viction In the lanawa courts. Unless the
'Ish Prclectve association takes a dose of
elixir of life It will not be long before every
fish \ \ the lake fails a victm to the seiners.
\"hecler' . l'lnl 'i'emii iernsiee Ic.1
All Right.
MONROE , Neb. . July 25.-Wheeler &
Hereld , Council Bluffs : Gentlemnen-Inclosed
Ileaso , timid check In full of my first InvoIce
Wheeler's King Temperance Beer bought
of you . YOUI goods are excellent and your
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pries right. HOU ll1' A. \ I
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Drulglst.
. lown lo ' In I.lnll.
A letter was received at police headquarters
last evening from Sheriff W. E. Kelly at
Dakota City , Neb. . asking If Mrs. John Don-
ahue Is to be found In the city. I seems
that four boys were arrested In Dakota City a
few days ago on the charge of burglary and
larceny. All of them vere under 17 years
of ale all John Donahue wa the youngest
of the lot. The authorities hall an Idea that
he had bell roped Into the scheme by the
larger boys and were Inclued to give him
the benefit of the doubt as far as possible.
Upon questioning him they found that his
mother moved to Council Bluffs sIx wleks
ago. Along with the letter to Chief Scanlan
was one for ! rs. Donahue , telling hr that
her boy was In custody mind would bo sent
to the retornt echool unless she took him
reorm
home and looked after him. An effort wi be
made to locate her today.
$2.60 to Kansas City and return via the
Burlington route Saturday , August 10th.
Train wi leave Main Street depot , Council
Bluffs . at 10:45 : p. m. : back Monday morning
In time for breakfast. Tickets and full information .
formation al 617 Broadway
O. M. BROWN Ticket Agent.
NEV VOIlIC'S . . .tl'AYIiti. .
IHr.'cC 'I'nx ur nu'rnm'nC Unril . ! 1) '
Sevemity-NI iie 'I'Iiomipmtmii "t'r"on"
According to the calculation made by Ed-
ward I' . Barker , presIdent or the Department
of Taxes and Assessments , the total number
oC taxpayers In Now York City . out of a popu-
"laUon of about 2,000,00 Is 79,000. In other
words , says the New York Sun , less than SO , - .
000 people pay all the tues levied by time
city for state and local purposes and the
smalness of the number when contrasted
with the whi" population has been a subject
of remark. The truth Cf the mater Is that :
the largest part of tno taxes which go to sup-
port the city i. paid by real estate. About
four-fifths of time city taxes arc laid upon
lands and buildings . aniI tnoush. ostensibly '
land owners , pay them , In reality many of
them are little more than collectors . for they
In turn shlfl the hugest part of their burden
upon the tenants , whb thus become at last
the real taxpayers.
The absorption of land In large cite Into
the hands or a few owners has been going on
In this country for many years , but by no
means to so great an extent as abroad. In !
the United States out of 70,000,000 Inhabitant -
tant , 4,500,000 are owners of real estate
These figures do not seem large when compared -
pared with statistics of some foreign coun-
tries. Thus there are 10,000,000 registered
land owner In Russia , 6,000,000 In Austria ,
3,500,000 In France , 2,500,000 In Germany , and
1.200,000 In Italy. The country above all
others In which land may be said to bo almost
. monopolized by a few persons Is Great Drlt
aln , where there are only 180.000 owners of
an area of 120,000 square mUes. In little
Belgium on the other hand , which Is les
than one.tenth of the size of England ( laIn \ ' -
ing an area of 11,000 square miles ) ; there are
215,000 land owners. In Holland , a country
somewhat larger , the number of land o\yner
Is smalier . being 154,000. Greece whIch has
twice the number of square miles that there
are In Belgium , bas just hair as many land
owners.
As a medIum for securing the revenue requisIte -
uisite for local expenses , taxes on land have
always been found to bo the most satisfactory -
tory bec1uso tim property thus taxed I not
sUbject to removal , as Is the case w/th / personal .
sonal property , all evasions as regards value
or Iwnershlp are practically Impossible. I
Is I n fact not generally l\own. except to the
' 79,000 taxpayers In this city . that the burden
of maintaining the city government or New
York Is not assessed against the real estate
owners , but against real estate. A tax Is not
Imposed upon the owner of a certain house
all lot or or a lot wihout a house , but against
the property itself , and the city looks for
payment not to the owner of the land , but to
the land , taxes being on their confrmatDn a
lIen against the land. I I therefore possible
for a man owning a large amount of personal .
sonal estate to be a delinquent on real estate
to the city . and It 18 also ponble ! for the city
to have recourse against a delinquent on per-
, sonal estate by suit . whereas the city's claim
against the same IndLvldusl on real estate
wi be by the sale of the property wihout
direct notice to the owner. Technically
speakIng the only real taxpayers are those
who pay taxes upon personal estate : the real
estate taxes are paid by the land The actual
number of persons contrlbutnl each year In
the way of rent or taxes to the payment of
the city's expenses Is much nearer 1,000,000
than .
79000. - -
COOI.I.Y IGH''I I ilS 04G.tIL.
A S'n Cilbtn I n's A'C " 'hl'h I'rulsilmly '
SI"'t' lie Iiivs or II" i'mieseuiWers.
A good story Is told by a London paper
of a sea captain who died not long ago
and who was formerly In command of a ship
In which passengers were carrhd from London -
don to I.lsbon. On one occasion the ship
caught fire and the passengers and crew
were compoled to take hurriedly to the ;
boats. The captain remained perfectly cool
throughout all the confusion and fright of the
debarkation , and at lat every ono but himself -
self was got safely Into the boats Dy the
time he was ready to follow the passengers
were almost wild with fear and excitement .
Instead of hurrying down the ladder the cap-
tain called out to the saIlors to hold on a
minute and . taking a cigar from his pocket ,
coolly lghted It with 8 bit of burning rope
which hall fallen from the rigging at his
feet Than be descended with deliberation
and gave the order 10 push off.
"Holv could to light I
you stop Ilht a cIgar at
such a moment ? " bo was asked afterward .
when . some of the passengers were talking
over their escape
"Decause , " he answered , "I saw that I I
did not do somethlnK to divert the minds of
those In the boat there would likely be a
panic , and o\'ercroY ded as It was . there was
danger of the boat being upset The act
took but a moment. but It attracted the attention .
tenton of everybotly I was not nearly so
unconcerned a I seemed to be . but was In
realty In the fever of excitement. II' little
plan succeeded. You all forgot yourselves
because you ' ere thinking about my curious
behaior , ali we all got . of safely , "
110) ' 'n.C.nl ) ' 1\11.1.
WEBSTER CITY , Ia. . Aug. 6.-Specl
Telegram-Leo ) , the l2.year-old son of' G.
E. Silvers . was thrown tram a cart by a
runaway bone lat night and Instantly
killcd . his bo < atrlklne agaInst I tree.
,
I I.U 1.'UI : i InJI C. ' , \ 'OM t' ,
" 'lllm't'rC I 1111 Itrol tier ( 'limtrps'ul
\\lh I'ol."hll I t us' i.mttir'e ' \'Ut' .
D S IINl S , Aug. 6-Spqia ( Tel gram. )
-The coroner's jury In thai ' cl\e of Mr !
Wert , who died from thl ercc of takIng
morphine Sunday , returned 1 verdIct lat \
night holdlnr her husband , } .Vitiiamn'ert , I
antI tile brother. I'eler Vi'crti . . on charges of
murder In 'ho frt derce . they haying been
present when the poison , allmlnlstereJ , , I
anti , a , the jury decided froM the evidence
adduced , allmlnlslered thedrtlg thcmseh'es. )
' I'iiuutcs . 'l'I ; . -llll" , " rC" .
C11ESTON , In. , Aug. G.-S ( clal.-County )
Attorney Camp sprung a rtls.ton nt the
August meeting of time Board at Supen'hors
At the July session time board ortlered Camp
to make an In\stlgtol of th3 justice
docket of UnIon count , I having been re-
ported to the b'ard that illegal fees hall been
chargell. Camp , In his report holds that
justice and constables during four years past
have oyercharJet to the amount of $20,755 ,
lof this sum $ I,3GO.80 going to the 'ustces '
and the remnlnJer to the constables . The
exposition of the ( recorJs hiss caused quite a
commoton In officIal circles.
'l'iiyInr Cnlh.'Ch.1 I In Simile : lnl" ) ' .
SIOUX CITY . Aug. G.-W. W. Taylor , the
South Dakota defaultIng treasurer , was In
the city today , on his way from ChIcago to
Pierre. Taylor has been In Chicago time past
three weeks The p'urposo of his visit was to
collect $100.000 , which , besIdes all his ProPerty .
erty ho will tur over to the state of South
Dakota. lIe saId ho hall been entirely successful -
cessful In his mission. and the 10ney was
now In hanel ready to be paid Into the treas-
ury. " 1 am going to Pierre to plead guilty
ant be sentenced " said ke. "I am anxious
to be serving it. "
B'mIMc nr la-JuuiIge Mt'Cuullimuii.
COLFAX Ia , Aug G.-Speclal ( Telegrm. )
-Ex.Judgo D. I ) . McCalum of Sibley , 1g. ,
died at the Mineral Springs Sanitarium at
an early hour this morning of cancer . The
judge has been aim Inteuo surerer for the
past two years . having undergone several
painful operations . lie cme to the springs
two months ago as a last resort after try-
log many leading cancer specialists. lIe was
a lawyer or ability and at one time was judge I
of the circuit court of thIs district.
iruin'imi'ml'liilt' iliutlihiig.
DES MOINES , Aug. G.-Speclnl ( Tele-
gram.-A. ) H. Case aged about 35 years was
drowned In time Des Moines river at a bath
house this afternoon. lie hat been drinking
sOle anti was In deep water outsde ! the
boundaries. lie has hat Inlnclal reverses
time past two year antI has been despomlent
and there are some Indications of suicide. lIe
had been engaged in real estate and other
speculative enterprises.
" \,1 JIgger lct.C" Benth.
DES MOINES , Aug G-Speclal ( Tele.
gram.-Brooks ) Reed , a well digger , was over-
come by damp air In an eighty foot well on
the farm uf S. C. Heler , near Trro , la. ,
yesterday , and death ensued before his body
was recovered. Another man who went to
the rescue was overcome and was taken out
nearly dead. Reel was about 35 years ohl
and leaves a widow and a large family of
small chidren , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Noise \\11 ( flS'i' 1'11.
HO.PE , Ia. , Aug. G.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-Tho republican representative convention
republcan reprosontat\.o conventon
reconvened. yesterday , and now has cast
about 2,600 ballots \\lh lo cholco. NeIther
delegaton wIll gIve up lmnti ; ntther ! wIll agree
to an adjournment but say they will stay
unti a man Is nominated frbm their own
county lumbol t county ha/ eight votes
and Pocahontas the same number.
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1"'lltl ) . for Ylolntnl nn InJIu'Cnn ,
CLINTON , la. , Ang. G.-Speclal ( Tele-
grarn.-Jtidgo ) Wolfe today sentence John
Manning Clem Manning , Mal Smeaker and
henry 11debran t to pay a fine of $500 or
spend ninety days In jill. They are four
saloon keepers whoP Ylplatedl a prohibitory
injunctIon place on thcl forfalling to pay
the " nulcl/tax. / All are. im I jil j , I ' .
1'"h..1 " 'liiie Brln1' .
CEDAR RAPIDS , . Ia . , Aug , ' 6.-Speclal (
'Telegram.-At ) an early hour this morning
Wiiam Dbbs , while on the Durlngton ,
Cedar Rapids & Northern bridge just below
the city , was struck by au Incoming train
and Instantly kIlled. lie was Intoxicated and
Is believed to have fallen asleep on the
bridge. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" , 'u" I l'I 'hll ImiNtitlitlOhi.
SIOUX CITY , Aug. G.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-Receiver Chesley of the Union Stock
Yards company whIch recently passed Into
the hAnds of the Sioux City Stock Yards
compary . has flied his final report , showing a
net profit oC $82,678 on the yards during the ,
two year they were under his manage-
ment. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Chll 1"1. . . I ) ' tIit' Miiuvmiumkt'e.
, CLINTON , Ia. . Aug. 6.-Speclal ( Tele-
'gram.-Eddle ) Methre , aged 6 years , was
struck by a Miwaukee traIn west of here
today and instantly kle . The little fellow
had wandered away from home and fell
asleep on the tracle.
A l'ltIV.t'VE I'or.
A Cnllltll I'ostmulSer'Iee In Optrmi-
Con II II'rln.
Drln has had fo'r some tme past a prIvate -
vate postal company for the delivery of letters - I
ters and packages and students of the postal - ;
tal question are somewhat astonished to
learn that this concern rivals the govern-
mcnt PQstofco In cheapness and pays an-
nual dividends of 26 per cent. The private
post carries a letter of ordinary weight
within the bounds of the city a two pfon-
nlngs , or about 6 7-10 mills. Last year the
private post carried 2,2GOOOO packages The
company employs 1.000 men and many horses.
The private post charles lees than the pub-
lie post for packages , circulars and the like ,
and does a great deal of the work for bual-
ness houses that In New York Is accom-
pushed by special delivery wagons and mes-
sengers In time employment of time house.
Some business homes save large sums an-
nuly by making use ot the private post
The caoHal of the concern Is nol large , for
-
its 25 per ' cent dividend was made last year
from net profits at about $100,000. H has
been suggested that the great European cal'
itais should have like private posts anti es-
tablsh Ial an International exchange for letters
and packages In competition with the postal
unIon . But the laws of most European
countries. like those of the United States ,
secure to the governments I monopoly of
business strictly postal.
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TIILEG1IAI'liIG iIltIEi'8.
" I.I HIAI'IIG , Jul "H.
The G Y. Roots - MiIitn comp.ny : of Cin-
cinnat has a slne.I'-
Henry do Lawrence. 1"tI\elnntI attorney ,
publicly horsewhipped IF. 13. Calhoun , aim-
other attorney . - -
The elections In thelOherokee nation re-
suIted In a ! \eeplng tatlY for the hose
or natIonalist party. )
Burglars blew the safe In the Argentine ,
.
Ian . postotlice Monday tmlght. They Fe-
cured $ . .OO. but overlookedt&JU In the bottom
of the safe ' , .s 'a'
The verdict for $ S9,377Oi 'In ' favor ot " ' 1-
lam K Vanderbilt fr.tile sinking or his
yacht States Alva courts has , been apirnled , ' b ) the United
V. ' . F. Dl ot Bridge4't , Conn. , agent
for sever I large wetjtm lumber urine ,
has skipped out with tholPrceels at several
large onslgnmenl6 .
! I ; I
A dangerous type 0' Texll ( over has
typ
broken out among Ih tmtle ; near Birmingham -
ham , Il Prompt ! men'ures are being taken
to extirpate the dlla e. I'
Leander J. McCormlDk : the inventor Imd
manufacturer Is lying seriously Ill at Lake
'orest. Iii. owing to his advanced age It
Is feared he wi not recover.
The Dallas Trunk raIlway was sold 'ftez-
day lt auction for $ : .Ui' I IR rpJoll ' 1
e. I' . Huntngtun was the plrcheMr mind
that the road will be extended.
At time conclusion ot the tesUmon ) ' for
the vrovecUtion In the case against Colonel
Van ( Ifl'f It 'Irenton. Mo. . the case waR
suimmuitteul . the dtfen"e resting In the state's
tee Umon )
Attorney ( 'appi ! who vent to Little Rock
to see ( npl Alien . reports that In /K
opinion ' Allen does not know enough Ibout
ulmes' /falr ! to warrant "ardomng hnn
10 Induce / him to tel what he know
The courts at San 1.'nulbco have held
that the granting of franehlKej hy the
board of supervisors Is dl cr"tonary. whmit'hm
.r eellal ' 'rni kr out the caseR growing
out or the Market street rllwa ) trmin'lmise
Efforts ot a lumber company at Marlnumtte
( Martnltej
" 'Is. . to take possession ot land ciaime4
by the company and occupied by squll-
) , The
Icr met with forcible reslKtanee
women threw hot water on men who were
Bent to luld a fence around the lanl .
'J'\'I'I ' ' lilitU'I"
i'h1M lH" AI.'UIO.11 .U'I'\ ,
Pull liluisuleu ) Negro " 'nitcii In the
1111'k A I..rh' " ! hn"
NothIng Rppeals more strongly to the aver-
age human ) being luau beauty , particularly
iii wonmen The traveler who returns home
\11
after extensive wanlerlngs may be a trifle
uncertnln a to the lualty and IIHtnct\
character or the architecture In the different
countries ho has visIted , but ho IB moral '
certain to "Ivhly recall the distinctive character .
actor of the beauty of their women . Anti the
I countrIes where the girls are cue prelest
are the countries which he will rem mber
I time longest. Our colored brethren S.S time
. ' , '
Ilrooklyn Times have never rcc.h''d much
1 credit for the beauty uf their women , hut
I that there arc pretty darkey girls Is miaver-
timeless a fact , to Ilro\'e which It Is only
I neccssar 10 visit Black Amerlc amid make
I geol use ) oC Intelgent observation . I musl
, be confessel that the best lookIng girls are
either mulattos or guadroomms . In which the
most characteristic African features such lS
broad , fat noses smith thick lips , have been
either sofenel down or eliminateti . but the
careful observer will timid quite n number oC
ful.bloOlell negro wumen who pOMsess mull
the relllclte grace and s'mmetry of form
wih absolute beauty of facea beauty
touchel IY radical pecularItes , to be sure ,
but nevertheless marked , all rather
enhance.l than spoied by a rich mahugan
complexion. One of these Is Julia Green , a
19-year.ohl belle , who came from Washington
to join the ranks of Black America She Is
a Nubian type , with aprofile representng a
series of symetrlcal curves , from the lop of
her foreheall to her neck. her eyes arc
large all expressive and her teeth are
wiilu.e and regular.
Another ful.blollNl beauty ) ' Is Ida Prime of
Norfolk. who Is generally regarded as the
belle of Ambrose park She Is an Oriental
looking girl , with an oval face , great lustrous ,
eyes , Hregllar features and a beautuly
rouimmletl ngure. Alhough a North American
rountlll
negro her complexion Is rather East Indian
than African and her hair Is wavy Instead of
kinky.
Maggie Jackson , another Norfolk girl , Is avery
very good type of qua.lroo . .eut . . She .
Is rather a short girl , but nomlrably propor-
tloned . and her face seems tc combine time
best characteristics of African and Caucasian
beauty. She has the large liquid eye oC
the souther blaclc . a mouth that many a
white girl would be glad to have , and a
straight shapely nose , not too wide , yet not
immslgmmificantly somalI. ler hair , which Is
Inslgnlfcant wih ) a suggeston of kinkiness , Is
dark brown and the rd tinge of her cheeks
contrasts pleasantly with the swarthlness of
her complexion. Victoria Alen of HlchmonJ '
Is another girl of the same type. So Is
Iamle urbo of Norfolk. Doth are unde-
nlably Ilrel .
Other girls who are fair representatives of
their various types are Gerte Evans , Blanche
Davis and Martha Smith , all of Washington.
Comment being made over the coincidence
that out of eight candidates for beauty prizes
four should be Washington girls , Miss Green
volunteered the information that "Washing-
ton gals was all iivin' pictures. "
A Washingtonian , Nettle Eckles , who
Is spoken of separately because of her de-
cIded superiority to her sister townsgiris Is
running Ida Prime a close race for the
beauty champIonship of Black AmerIca. Net-
tie's strong points are her dimples. Lillian
Russell would give a month's salary for them.
When Nettle's face Is In repose the dimples
are only faintly suggested , but when she
smiles they blonom forth as the lilies In the
field anti simply throw the observer Into a
condition of helpless admiration . As may
be InaJlne.I , Nettle smiles often. The
rivalry between Nettle and Ida Is not at all
bitter. The two girls are warm friends and
are generally seen tpgether. The camp Is
pretty evenly divided on the opinion as to
which or the two leads , but the parties . one
wouh naturally suppose to be most Interested
seem to care verI little about the nmatter. .
A charm sharel by all of the pretty colored
girls Is grace all shapelness of form ThIs
Is probably due In a large measure to the
fact thaI none of them have ever worn corsets -
set . and to the fact also that most of them
imav2 lived much out of doors. A well known
artist said the other day , after seeing a per-
formance of Black America , that there were
more good models among the women of the
company than could be found In all the rest
of Brooklyn and 'New York put logether.
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TiE m'mtESiflEN't"S < O.'CIU . I
A PnIJI.1 nJ,1 I'It'thiresimume Figure In !
" " , VuiMIiIIigim. '
William Willis . the prcsldent's coachman ,
died last week at hIs homo over the white
house stables. Willis was a very familiar
figure In Washington. Everyone looked out
when the president rode by and no one failed
to note the stalwart . negro who handled the
reln
reins.W'hen the presidential family Is In Washington .
Ington , he coachman'a day Is n very blsy
one. lie has to take time nurses and babies
out for an airIng early In the mormng : he
has to take the prlsldlnt's wife anti lady
guests on morning shopping anti afternoon
social drives : ho has to take the president
himsel for a drIve after the white house of-
fice imomirs and he Is nearly always on duty
fce nl"'lt durIng the social senson. Willis
succeeded Albert lawlns , who had been the
coachman of the white house for more than
a score of yenrs. During time first Cleveland
admInistrton Wiis was the driver of Irl-
vale Secretary I.amont's official carrIage , and
'when It was thought that Hawkins had be-
come too aged to bo Intrusted with the care
. of the presldcnt anti 'ils family In their
I drIves Colonel Lament recommended Willis .
for time place.
When Mr. lnrlson became president Mr.
Cevelaml took particular pains to commend
Willis. Ills knowledge of horses made him
an Invaluable man. lie presented a fine appearance -
pearnnee on the box. lie waa a thorough
horsemnan and was familiar with Washington ,
and the surrounding country When time
president or any of time famiy wanted to
take a drive It was not necessary to give
any directions to Willis as to the route. lIe
endeavored to vary time drives so that a :
the picturesque and historical points near
by were covered.
I was his boast that during all hIs serv-
Ice as the presIdent's coachman he had never
had an accident of any kind. le peronaly
Inspected , every bolt and mmut every strap and
buckle , every part of the carriage anti the
horses before they left tiup stable. lie knew
how to keel sIlent about all ho saw and
beard . The affairs of state were , doubtless ,
oren discussed In his hearing when the pres-
Ident took cbinet officers and other public
men out driving In a public carriage , but
Willis never betrayed time confidence reposed
In him.
Time vresitlent's coachman .lces not usually
carry arms , but lat summuinier . IlurlnK tbt (
Coxey cixcitenment . Wiis hall I revolver
with hIm whrnl\'er ho dove the president
anti was ready to defend him wih his life.
Wils Was liked by the larrlons a well
R by time Cle\'elallls. all as luch b ) 2mirs .
Cleveland as by the president. ' I was Willis
who taught Iu. ( Ie\'elalll how to drive
her ( Ial of sorrels . and I wa he who oh-
ways leek the Cleveland . chIldren , out Ilrh'lng.
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11'\,1'1 , tNh ) iI.tl'i'INi14M.
Inl'lle ChnrC . Iseut'il huy 1 . t'n Yorl ,
( ' I. " I n "I" So e h' C ) .
The lenlh . anti laplllness Chart , Isuell
by the No . York Chariy Organlzallon
society , Is one of time metholl taken to
mlls 'mnliate kno\ ledge on the Important sub.
ject of imomue-nmnklmmg. The chart la a Illeco
of clrdhoarl. eighteen Inchls long and about
twelve Incills , wide : on It In Ilferent colors
Is illustrated the relative value of various
staple foods , such tie beaus , macaroni , peas
oatmmmeal wheahneal , niemut rice Ilotatols tumid
the rEst forling a centerpiece tnl Is stir-
rounded by many valuable bits of advice
as to the methods of cooking. An lmmexpemm-
dye and nOlrlhlng menu for n day Is given
as follows :
Irlallfast-Cofce. cocoa or boiled milk .
bread anti tuitter . porridge , boIled KgS.
Lummicim-Itice anti lentil stew , graham bread ,
Inilan meal or bananas , figs or dates
DInner-Breast of mmmumttomm . potatoes II
shuts sago all apple pUlhln . tM.
"Acchlcnts and Enmergemmcics" have a spe-
cal plnce. with useful Information as to what
to do 11Ier such clrctmmmmstamicee amid " \Ints
for llealthm" make imp a consilerable list .
Soma of its Items are profitable for any read-
lug.
In/ water , pure air , 81nshlne and whole-
some food arc the chid requIsites for health .
Culh'ate cleanly habits and make frequent
use of baths.
Impure air Is polson : If you take enough I
will kill you . amid I YOI take any I Is Injurious -
Otis for .ou , Keep your windows open all
night .I the tall. Anything rather than the
close , unwholesome , lolsonous almosphere of
shlt-ull ' bed roms , which will kill ) 'ou by
InchN'
Ulpleasant odor for twpnt.four hours may
IIPan a fever for twent ' -fuur days.
To sit with wet fet gives a cold In time
Ii end .
head.I Is essential to have eight hours' slIIP.
Diseases are caused by tight b&ts , stays
axmd bands ,
Digestion is assisted by cimeerfmmhmmess.
To conic Indifferently l1hl time hospital with
sick ciIldren anti time saloon wIth ill-fed mmmcmi ,
On the chart , too , mire 'prInted recipes for
varloims cheap , wholeooimme dishes , mmut forget-
timig time mtmcim-estecnied Irish stew ,
COtIlN"I' K1iIi' lililt A'S' IiOtll
11cr h1UhitmuiI lhiistereii flue Snles ( if
11cr Feet lii Vuilti IllYort ,
"I put blisters on her feet , judge , to keep
her In the house , but even ( lien she wemit
out , " said John \Vo uls of Eagle street , Iii
court , whIle appearing agalmmet his wife , Catlm-
erine , whom imo cimarged with beIng an un-
bltuai drunkard ,
After time exnmmmlnatlon , relates tue Brooklyn
Eagle , Mr. Woods described how lie blistered
his wife's feet to a reporter. "I told my
wife , " he said , "that she woumld have to stay
itt the house If dime would miot stop driimking.
I was wIlling to care for her in tIme house ,
but I didn't wammt her to be found immtoxicated
on the streets and cause time a good deal more
trouble than If sue stayed at imoimlo. Sue in-
slated upon goimmg out. I trIed to have imer
stay In by uiolmmg everythIng I coumlu tmmimmic or.
"Flmmaily time idea of blistering her feet
caimme lmmto mmmy head. I hearth of It twenty
years ago as being used to keel ) people 1mm bed
myhien the doctor or their folks didmm'tvammt
timemmi to walk around , I bought a couple of
fly plasters in a drug store. i'hmen I returned
frommi time stare my vlfe was lying on time bed
IntoxIcated. I slipped off her shoes amid stock-
lngs anti put a plaster on each of her feet
wltlmommt arouing her. Twemmty nmimmutes litter
I remnoveti tae imlasters. Time aolos of imer feet
were covered with blisters. A few iuoimrs
afterward site got till tutu valkem1 arounmi as
usual , and then wemmt out , It's impossible to
keep that womamm in time house , "
, lI. rti'n f'ouii a Cart zusiti L Ihleul.
WEBSTER CITY , In. , Aug. 6.-Special (
Telegraam.-Leo ) , the 12-year-old eon of T. E.
Slivers , was thrown from a cart by a ruin-
away horse last mmlght and instantly kIlled ,
his body striking against a tree.
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'vm.tTJ1mit FOItiO.tS'i' .
Fair timid SI ighitiCiumer I ii , fhie South-
( ( fl 1'urtloui ut Nt'Irusl.ui ,
WASIIINGTON , Aug. 6.-The forsenet. for
\Vednesdny is :
For Nebrmuclca-Fair ; slightly cool"r 1mm thmu
southern portion : variable wlmmds.
For South Dakota-FaIr ; ; irobmtimi' ahigimtly
cooler ; west to mmortimwestermy winds.
For M ism.ourl-F'ulr ; wmtrmner ; variable
wimmds.
For Iova-Falr ; southvesteriy wimmds.
Fur Kmimmsan-F'air ; vmtriahile winds.
I.tit'n I I I e' ord
OFFICE OF' TILE \\'EArIIER DU11EAIJ ,
OMAhA , 6.-Omnihmu , recormi of temn-
peraturo anti rainfahi , commmp.retl s'ith the
'corret'pomiding ( lay of the past four yt'murs :
1895 , 1101. 1893. 1892.
Mnxlmtmm temjmeratuire , 82 .11 88 89
MInimum temperature. Ill 01 r' 70
Average temperature. . . . . . 72 78 76 80
i'recIpttimtion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P .01) .01) .00
Condition of temperature anmi precipitrtthomi
itt Omaiia for the ( lay since Mmtrch 1 , 189i :
Normal temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
DeficIency for time day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Accumulated excess since March . . . . . . .
Normnal preciimitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Inch
Dcuiciemmcy for the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inch
Total hmreclPitatiOn sInce Mmurchm I 12,79 immcimes
leliclency Hince March 1 . . . , . . . . . 8.2 ? inches
Iteiiorts fruits Other Stmitioums mit H I' , 31 ,
' i
i
STATS or
STATION& 9 ' wATt1mmt.
p- g.
' : , I , , ,
Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 82 .00 C1"ir ,
Norui , l'tatto. . . . . . . . . iu m.t miii
Vatt'ntiiio. , , , , . , , , , . , . t.t. Hi .1)11 ) Clemmr.
LItcago . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 7i4 T Clear.
St. Louis. . . . . . . . . . . . 711 78 .01) ) Oti'ar.
St. l'aum . . . , , . , , , , . . , 72 8t ( .0 ; Ci'ar ,
tavenpori , . , . , . , . . . , . 711 142 .umi Cli'mtr.
Ruhts ; City , , , . , , . , 7(1 ( 80 .00 C'iettr.
lieicuma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' j .oo Chotmtly.
ijemmeer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 81 T Ctoimiiy
Salt Lake CRy. . . . . . . 88 ( P8 0(1 ( Chummily.
UtsmarcC . . . . . . . . . . . . . u.m9 u $ .11mm Cit'nr.
at. Vlmmeetil , . . , , . . , 7t ) liii .111) ) Cl'ir. ;
Ctmcycmmne . . , , , , . , , 7.5 ' 78 tim , Clear.
M thea City. . . . . . . . . . . . Sit ( ' ( I , ui , Citiutla' ,
Itaiuiti City , , . . , . . . . , . t2 i I .iftP ( 'ivar.
( aivctomm. . . . . . . . . . . . t2 14 .Utljflloimtty ,
"T" Indicates trade of mrt'cmmulmttuon.
I. , A. W'Lm.SlI , Observer ,
bzcry Physician KnowS
That Prcah : Pure Aseptic Pepsin combined with nituto bismuth and other 4
well known tomachics Is tie ! iest possible thing to put Into a disordered
stomach , Thabs just what you gut in , . , . ,
7"hlSTUART'S
-7"hl/ ,
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
and thmata just why they cure so manybait cases of stomach trouble.
No matter how weak yourstommmmtctm zany ho these tablets will digest tIme food ,
giVlmmgstrcmmgtb , Lmppotite , relief amid cure ( ruin every fornu of limO igcetiomt ,
. , ll druggists sell Stuam t's Dyspepsia Tabcta cut 50 cents per package , or by
tiail frotn
STU7RT CO. , 7RSH7LL , 7'UC1- . ,
i _ _ _ , _ _ _ COUNCIL. I1LUI"FS.
_ - $ i- . _ _ _
t _ _ . DYE \YOIKS \
% All klmmds of
' nmmtl Cluammiimg dj.'m in
4ps F j limo highest style ot
jsrAN ( the art , F'adttl anti
tcPiMJ . , _ itained fabrics made
-
to look as
- - ; ; good as
- = , . , new. Work promptly
; ; _ D I E il000 and delivered
in all parts of time
country , Bend for
I price liiL
C ) . it. . : It4OI1.lN' ,
J'roprlut ' ,
flro.dwsy , near North.
western Depot , CouncU
laluUa. lc.si 113.
1'IIl LOCTOfl'S COl.UMN.
11uOhtICC.r. 't'e' Yotk.-Am confined to ma'
uh'k eight hours a , hmiy. Huger exitenuahy freni
immdtgestitn , : t'ai , tireitthi constipated , lattar aw-
fully. 1'haee prest'rtbe ,
t'ae OmustrImme , teaspoonful after each meal ,
l'at less food of starchy miuuture. Nmmthrohttimlc
Salts each immoriilng before breakfast for a
week. Iliac earlier and take a wahic before
breakfast ,
3 , 3 , B. , Ni' Virk.-Am treubleti wIth neurmui-
glit mind i'tulfls in time t'ncht of mmmv hmmm,1 ' generally
utter I get tip tim time mnommmtmig ciii , i'iso consul-
i'ateti.hmit voiuid ycum aiii'lse
Take one F''brlcidc Pill , three tinmes dolly ,
for two weeks. Teaspoomifiul of Nathrohltlmlc
Salts , in a hmmulr-tumnbler uf hot water. once om
twice a week a hialf.iioumr before breakfast ,
Ij. 0 , hi. , \'ork.-Testlne , lii flve.uiro
doses , three ( lines daily , ott the tommgtme. lIeS'
umlato time bowels with Natiirolithlc Salts. A
dose omme-hnif hour before breakfast once or
twIce a week.
\S'mtm. , .1 , C.-Anu trnutilt'i Ith ; 'alns In my
sIde , esiicCIahi' wimemm I want fast or ruin ,
Take Cmmrdlmme , extract of the heart , In
three-drop doses , on the tommgume , twice daily.
J. 1' . Ii. , W'aslmimmgton-Timere Is ito better
renmedy lmmside or oumtsitie of mu drug store foe
dyspepsla than Gastriime. It cnresi
\V , T , l'AItll'R , M , I ) .
Mcii , Dept. , Col , Ciiemmm. Co.
ThhI ANIMAl. IXTfl.tCTS
CIhthiihltlNl1 , Pm-um.i ( liihirnimi. . 3iEl-
tl.II % 11 , I'romli ttii' SiiuuuI ( 'orul , C.'t ht-
lmXi' _ , h'riuut flit' htt'miu't , 'h'iiSi'tl ,
Ot itixi : , 't'II'ittlINi1.
Dear , 6 Drops. i'rice , Two iirncimmns , $ l.2.
( LtS'I'IhlNh1.
A new and 'a1tmable remedy for l)3'spepsla , $ l.2
i'IiihhI hCilI i'j 1,1,5 ,
roit Mtl.It1.l. .lFmcTloNm : , . Nml'flAlaIA : ,
sit'm ilitACi1I , 0.0 Cents.
N.t'I'IIItOll'l'iiiO SAh'h'S
. , , ,
Vor lttmiltuni CoIttli'iitInmm , Torpor of the Iloweis
mind inaction of tIme 1.ver % , 1.0 cent. .
At nih Pm-umgglsta. or ( rein
CoIU3m tii.t CII h111 hL'.t I , CO. ,
S'muil Ciui 1,1 I t'i'mit ii t'i' , " , % 'ii Mlii mu gtomm , i.tY ,
ror sale by KUhN A CO. , 15th and Douglas ,
NERVEFOOD
FOOD
FOODPILLS
PILLS
Are a sciemitiflo commmpoummmd of mnodlclitems in-
tenuled to build up time Nerve Structure ammui
restore to time whole hotly ull of Its mmormmmal
functiomme.
YOU NEBD TliFT
IIECAUSE ThEY AIII A NIIIIVE TONIC
whose worl < is beuieliciiil nod lasting.
l'rice , $1.00 imer box ; Ii for $5.00. Bent by
mall ,
If you are getting nervous anti can't leop
and don't care whiethmer you go to youmn
meals or not. 'iou need tlmemn If you mure
cross anti Irritnimie wltimotmt any vlslblecnmmao
or if sufferIng wIth any nervous disorder ,
8hOllhlll & Mcoullo11 Bfll
15g3 DODCE ST. ,
2tllour West I' , 0 , , Omaha
GIWIPANOLEMI , El1
The Good SamarRan , 20 Years' Experience.
IUIitIEIt OF' IISIIASE.S 01 ! MEN AND
W'O$1IN. l'meoI'ltIhTOmt : or TilE
W'OIt1.l'm 11 EtiiAL 1)IS1'1i-
SAIt'OmlEm)1CINE ,
I treat the ( oI/owhig Dsoczses :
Cmutnrrim of thin float ! , 'l'tiroat nimd Lungs' Die.
eases of limo 1170 ammO Ear , Fits mmliii A Popiex ,
Ilemirt iieeaso , Liver Commmpliihiit. iCimimmoy Coat'
phmilmit , Nervous 1)cbliity , Itlemetal lIe.
presiloti , 1op4M of IIIuishiool Mesas.
Imiusl Vcnkhacm4 $ , lluhclee. IItlgmt'a ! jul.
( 'lute , St. V I i mm s' I ) ummco , itlmt'mummtmtt lsmmm , l'a rely ale ,
Viiito Smvelttmmg , Scrolumimu , Fever Soi't's , 'l'uuhi.
orN asiti lriMtumit tie lasso reismoved
'vvltllotmt CIsc kmihle or clvi'imi Cs
omit ofblool , ' ! , 'jOumtmhss vIt1i her
delIcate orgttzspi re4toreh to
1st-tutu. flrOp $ ) ' cured 'Ihtoist
taipImug. (4lCCImtl . % ttcmltloml gI'cst
to 1rt'iit.m mcliii 'S'ehucremil JIHcuhe4eK
( sf1111 1(111(114 , 5 ( ) (5) OfOrieit Inc
aim' , Veumeremal 11iIuiHo i emmunot elmie
vt1ioumt 31ercumr' . 'J'mulmo Wtrimmtt removed
1mm twoor tune hours , unto pmuy. liomumrrbuids
or I'Iles cured.
'I'ItOSiiY110 Ahthl .tmir.Ic'rE1)
\viI I sit'o I I Itu ii miti ii mimiti i eds ot' dollars by call-
lag ott or umsimmg
DR. C. W. PANQIE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlu e uiuuly 5' i , y a I'imi ii u' hi , , cmi mm t el I 'vitmit tti Is
a pom'so Ii SV I thou im t miiik I ug ii q ii it ( . '
I'hmoi , ml t ii ii tat ml lieu ci' iud Iii i' jut eat Ion
Ii imtuulc , No. I fr mum cmi , 74 , . :1 r , r mmmi ni ,
All correapoumilc'mieo strii'l I u' eomifluiemitial ,
liedicitmu , SOul by express. Adufrt'm'ei all letters
to
IAN(1.E , 151. fl ,
555 Bnoaowav , CousolL IUPF5.
Enclose iDe iii stmtmmmps fur ri'uiv
w' _
&iIt
C. B iACQUE11M & CO
Scietitific Opticaiis.
Cttmuihlite mu..nrl uiieuit of gold mmii I HtuI'i
spt'etmueln4 intl ey"girs'.tmu , E3'o'i uxtimui-
I mmtuU frum mm I t' I I tF , ' ' ,
No. _ ' 7 M'aln St. - Coumil ( Ilmiff'i.
, -
GEORGE P. IJANFOItD , A. W. ItCtKai7.
l'rcstdent , Cail'ter.
First Naion Unk
of COUNCIL uLu5.j ,
Ctuit il , i I OOO )
I'cOlltH , - . I 2OOO I
One of tue tIbet lanhts in i'l iate of Iowa. ,
We m' thlclt your bualmmt''s aol cultictlnh.V ,
mini 5 P"r ( ' 'h1t an tiome tli'g .iltu. 'e will be
1ieuact La re' amid seivo you.
% , , tIet' ( if Ilasolimihui ,
Time co.hm'artnemhmiII hmt'i'etOl'ut'e uxibtimig be , .
tsvee mm us uiimder t liii imum moo o f I I 9 1 ( ' : mid
& Co. bait hue tin ) ' beami diescived by'
nmuttmitl enmmsent mind agreement. Itoiwt'l 'tI'-
Cit'llunui hits tGulgimt time immtcrcet of l. .1 ,
ltoimrbotmgim m'md UI'iulmimi'ml thu iIaImiiti"t of
time Iirmn timid 'ii : cnt'mmumtm time bumgnzia
tie it. ZmicCit'hiaati , t ( 'o. .
ltOlf1lt'i' M'Cfl'N.i.AND _
I : . J. itOIIltIJOtJGii.
' 2895. A 7 , 8 , 9 ,
±
_ _ _ _
uIiI , , i. p IJflhIflP ? h' , % tt0u't'ii'- I mime ,
, J1ui U LJflmilUtim UU I'r.ictict' In time fltic
and 1emleral Courts. Rooms 2CG-7.-9 , Sa.
Itart. Block , Courmci Bluffs. lowa ,
SpciaI F1i1i3 uui llhii'
CihultNiYS C1.BANI C ) ; VAUI.'m'H CI.IANID
1:11 lituiltu' , mit V. H. Itomus. 841 Iiruu.tt , i ) ' .
i'itL'lT 1"Ahtfl ANt ) ( mAhtl ) N FOR
sale cheat , anti en easy termmm , . 1)1) ' & II 'vs.
10 Pearl street.
Foit $ AI.l.Oit TIIAII2 A FIN&'iI.Y lliti'L )
running house. with ; , igli immick ICVd , ic.i.i1
r..ooni , fur pelting , AUUrsi or ccii 1,1 I 13
iiioadwm'y ,
IWANTI'LIIAIIANT ltOOlI Oht 1tOQiliWi'1iC
or wItmrul bdrii , in Pri'ale fumuml.y Vi'i I o..my
for time tit accomnmuit dalione. AtI1rt'a J J
use chIve.
LOHT , AT IttANAWA , I'iIIDAY NICIIIT , A.
aluabhe summit KnIghts Tenm'iar scarf pill , lIe. .
turn 10 ill Fuurth attest tmud , et tewatti. , , ,