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I NEWS FROMCOUNCIL _ BLUFFS.
I Office 'I Pcnrl Strcet.fl. W. TUtoti , Mntinger and Lcsco. wJW1 ;
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Grant hotel Counci flIutt. Newly lur.
ml hcd. leofcl ' d Ort. 1. E. F. I Cluk. prop , .
Harmony chapter No. 2 , Orller of Eutern
Star , will hell their regular monthly meeting
thll evening at Maolc : ; lunli.
The Sunday school anll congregation 01 St.
u Johns l nllRh Lutheran church hell their
annual picnic this ofernon at Ionlwo , leo"
Ing on the 2 p. ' I , train.
Three Iutheran 8ullay ] Ichool ! 01 Omnha
anfl St , John's of thi city , mnklnl a crO\1
of 600 , will picnic at Manawa today. The
Omaha crowd will appear on the ground In
the forenoon 11,1 will ie joined by SI. Johl'
lt 2 p. m.
A little girl was found walkhl around out
Pierce street yesterday , aCI/lllanlell by a
large buket. She hall wandeell away from
borne anti was foulI by Miss Stead , who
brouh her to the city uutaruchal's : office. She
would clall on ) ' Ile that watt uggeited
to her until the ofcer ! commenced to despair
of ever finding where she belonged. I was
. c finally learned that her fathers name was
( Vu'hito and his home at the head of Oen avenUe -
flute , and before night she was turned over to
her friends. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
For rent , Septtmber 1 , new house S rooms ,
roder improvements , $ 25.OO per monlh. I'or
Palo , new house , 6 room F. modern Improvements -
mentR , floe location . $ l.OO.OO. IQugee & .
Towle , 231 Pearl street.
1'FISAI. l'AI.\GI\'IS.
P. H. Hi left for North Plate IJsl night.
H. H. Van Brunt , wife and son returned
yesterday from 1 visit to Madison hake , Wis.
Miss Iou Nlale of Chicago . who bas been
' visiting Mrs. H , W. Tlol for the past week .
J leaves this evening fnl her home
r a. n. GOalIe and wife returned yesterday
from Wiiam Mull . I'a. . where they were
called by the Ilnlss and death of his father. i
H. P. MacColnel has gone tn Chicago ,
, caled thither hy the death of his uncle M
.T. Greene a lumber merchant , who was wel
known In Council Ills amid Omaha all was
for a number of years a member of the frm
of lacConnel & Greene II thIs city.
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As we have .10ne for years , and continue to
do the right thing by them.
No humbug about our AUGUST SAI-
-nor Is It our aim to take advantage of
the public , but realize our reputation Is at
I . atalco . and wheu we advertse bargains you
will always find them al' we say knowing I
It would certainly reflect bn us In the future , :
our store not being of that varlabl' nature '
but mean to continue our August sale with
greater bargains titan ever.
81 checked nainsooks worth 15c. 19c 251 a
yard.
12vc Sotch zeph'r worth 25c.
C ½ o Jaconet duchess , worth 12c.
6vc
291 ladles' tan hose , silk finish , sold for
45 , .
19c summer corsets that were 33c.
$1.50 taffeta silk umbrella , sold for $2 50.
hoc : whie shirt linen bosom worth 45c
98ea bargain In large crochet spread , Bold
. for $1.39.
\ . $ 2.98 ladles' colered capes , sold for $ 8.00
and $10.00.
25c-blg lot black silk inns , sold for . lSc.
59c-5t-inch imported cheviots , regular
$1.00 goods.
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6 ( ; % c n".1 " t unhleached muslin , worth today
Sc.3c
Ic. 31 yard wide unbleachl' muslin , cheap at
For further announcements of our many
' bargans ! see the daily papl\ ! this week
FOWLlm , DICK & \VALKEIt.
Broadway Council Duls ,
lnNt llht lt lluhuuiut.
The weather conditions at Ianawa were
simply perfect last night and how the people
_ dd ! enjoy themselves. The Jenny lAnd quar-
_ ) ' tel gave the audience a delightful pro ram.
'he youlg latHes have thoroughly established
themselves In popular favor anti were encored
repeatedly afer' tnch number. Many of the
local musical critics are In raptures over the
maJelous manner In which the voices of the
youlg ladles blend. The magnifcent
drilling of the Omlha Guards was also on
entertaining teature. Today will bl a big
day all oround. An excursion party ot 500
people from Omaha will come In on forenoon
. . trains the guard " will give their , farewell
drill and there will be a number of oilier slle-
clal fealures. HURter's orchestra and Dal-
bey's bali will be features both afternoon ,
and evening.
Arrangements for the water carnival FrI-
day and Saturday evenings are progressing
finely , enl there Is but little doubt that If
the weather continues tavor'ble one ot the
fntt entertainments will bo given by the
boat club that has ever been seen In this
vicinity. Mr. Quinlan , who halt charge of the
- fireworks In "Pompeii" In Omaha , has been
engaged to osslst. The bate between the
Merrlmac anti Monitor will lake place off
Manhattan beach.
JUH LIS ( TON HOUT
1..ln".1 Itutte.
Triennial conclave Knights Templar , DOl-
ton Mass. Ball August 19 to 24.
American Iharm..c ullcal association , Den-
"cr , Colo. ' ale Augur 1 and 12.
National convention Keeley- league lar-
rlsburg Po. Sale August 16 to 22
In addition I have on ale Summer Tourist
tickets to various points In the United States
and Cannda.
Cal and get copy of map and illustrated
. write up of the great Yellowstone National
th. . : \ . .park. O. M. DROWN. Ticket Agent.
Dead Davis' ad Davis sells hammocki
cheap. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Haniman Is full 01\1 rich In tone.
1)'tlrOI.h.hl .r I..on.
Either the dog fotsoner Is abroad In the
land or there Is something In the atmos-
phere of the dog ] days that Is proving ball for
the health of the canine population. DurIng
the last week a large number of dogs have
gone around savagely chewing at rence vests ,
weeds and other morels that happene,1 to be
weNI
standing around , and have finally turned uil
. - their toes among the slnfo\ . John Bar-
\ byte , police officer. was called on Tuesday b )
a lan living at Ninth street and Avenue A
to kill a dog that exhibited every symptom ot
hYIlrophobla. I The same day Dr. Macrae noti.
fled the city marshal's olce that In the ole ) '
back of his house on Sixth slreet.a . dog was
nabbing at everything that came his way.
The dog was killed. Another on Avenue C
Suet a like fate. A man namell Stone who lives
on Denton street lost one Frlla ! , and an-
other named Hendricks , who 1'ei a shprt
distance away , dil the same. Yesterday Mr.
Ruffcorn . who lives In the eastern part of the
city , lost a fine bird dog. None of the owners
seem to think that their canines were 1101-
sonell , but incline to the belief that It Is
genuine hydrophobia . brught oniby the hot
weather _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Genuine Round Oak Furnace Is the
canto success that the Genuine Hound Oak
. , , ' boater } is. Air-tight , gas-tght. burs any
kind of fuel and len 01' It than any other
furnace made , Lowest prices. Cole & Cole.
4 MaIn St. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "Ihat good \
laundry , " and IR located at 72 Broadway.
1 In doubt about thIs try It and be convinced.
Don't target name and number. Tel 157.
None finer than the lar"man Baby Grand.
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The following marriage . IcenNs were Is-
sued ty the count ) clerk yesterday ) :
Name anti address . Ag.
l'mmet HogtrR , Oakland . Ia. . . . . . . . . . 21 :
Carrie ' N. lelton. Oallnnl lit. . . . . . . . . 2 ' I
I ) . Shoemaker Council Bluffs. . . . . . . . 21
Alce le'nolds , Council Bluffs. . . . . . . 19
Of course everybody knows where the best
"swlmmln' hole" I. . or they soon find out
thai Manhattan beJch. Lake Manawa , II the
only natural sandy beach In the welt. Its
manlgerlnt la Without criticism . and its
' Popularity I increasing duly.
' : . The Harman piano wear ' like Iron.
I- C.tlrtj1 tUtl I 1'1'11.
The ' date of the Congre : at ana Sunday sc'mcol
licnic at lalrmouDt park Is August 22 . In-
* stead of AS heretofore announced. Datal will
! be announced net Sunday ,
. 2hs onl1 pIano worth baying . the Iadman
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Colonel h' . C. Heel appears a" Illalltt Iii
an Injunction suit hch : was commenced In
the superior court yesterday for the
purpose of restraining the ofcals
ot the town of Mana\a front
enforcing nn ordinance recently passed com-
lelhlK , peddlers , [ to pay a license. I was
this ordinance under which Oscar Bartow ,
tie Ianawa marshal , attempted to arrest Jo-
seidu Ttrrel last Sunday , when Bartow
lrutaly beat the victim 01 huts aUlhurl ) ' . The
records 01 the town council , I Is set forth In
the petition . show hunt mol on , were made
tu read the ordinance a second and third
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thnl' , but as three-fourths of the members
were not Preseult he rules could nol have
bpen legally suspended anti the ollrlnce read
moore tlll once at the nieeting. Heel forth-
ellore claims ( hunt no motion . accorI'ng to
the records was malic to pass the ordinance
antI so I cannot be legally enforced A teun-
porary injunction \aR granted restraining the
town olclals from trying to enforce the ordl-
ha flee.
The ordlnnnce In question provides not
only that peddlers shall pay licenses , but that
leenseR : shall alpo be pall for the ( privileges
of running a shooting gallery , bowling ahoy
anti \ other attractions at the lake. Colonel
Heed cJlms that the ordinance was frsl Pro-
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pose < ' not 80 much to provide revenue for the (
town as to blackmai him. I
Oscar Iharthow . the Manawa marshal whose
tin star ran away with him Sunday. was
brought up In Justice Cook's court yesterday
afternoon for a prelminary hearng : on the
charge at assaultn Joseph Terrel with In-
tent to commit great bodiy Injury. Terrel
was ) reqeu1t . and twu large cuts , one above
anti the other below his right eye , went 10
show how \ oil the rIng on the unarshuai's flit-
get 1111 tone its work. When placed upon the
stand he told the story of the assault substan-
taly as It has already been published , and
said thai Bartoll" truck h'l lu the face
three ( lines with his fist , although he made no
rcslstJnce. Saverah other \ itneses were put
upon lie ( stand by the plaintiff , ant they substantiated -
stontate1 [ his statements In the main Judge
Aylesworlh's cross-examination failing to I
stater theIr testiniony Bmmet Tinley , who
allplared OR attorney for the state , was also
used aR a witness. I was found Impossible
la Introlluce all the testimony at yesterday's
session , and a continuance was taken until
t-ls morning at 9:30 : o'clock.
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1""IINII IIr..s. ' Dig Situ' .
Still greater relluctons , Only twtlve. ( lays
more to close out everything. Htall theRe
prices. Core tOllay.
: ls es' ant children's $2.50 maeldntoshes ,
$1.00 each.
$ Iadles' $7,50. $8.50 and $10.00 inackintoshues
maeklntoshl
cut to $4.9 each. I you want I fine mackin-
tosh now Is the time.
Ladles' $ 5.00 anti [ $ G.OO niackintoshes $3.50.
Every lady's wrapper In our store that was
$1.50 , $ . 71 and $2.00 goes today at 79c each.
We leave you for good , after August 31.
1,000 best quality 6 and 7-root opaque curtain
shades , on best spring fixture . 20c each. .
yard. SOc fittest . quality linen warp matting ot 22c
TREMENDOUS HFnUCTINS . IN DHESf j
All our 251 English cashmere all colors.
12c yard.
75c all wool dress goods . 39c yard.
$1.00 all wool dress goers , llc yard.
$1.00 quality black satin duchess. 75c yard
$1.25 quality black satin duchess , 89c ) ard.
$1.75 quality black satn duchess , $ IH
'ard.
$2.25 quality black satin duchess , 27 inches
wide , reduced to $1.37'4 yard.
Pine table damaskR at less th&n cosl.
Dr. Warner's coralne anti health corsets ,
also noyal Worcester Wee eorsels. all ot one
price , 79c paIr.
Dell blankets at one-hai prIce.
Al wool underwear at one-half former
prices. I will pay you to buy now.
50 Pieces 6c cotton flannel , 31c yard.
Only twelve days more to sell out everything -
thing Cost not slick considered. anti clean. Take advantage oC It.
BENNSON nHOS"
Council Illuffs.
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Grllnnh' Ir"l ( he Eutcliui''r's Porci'
Might IIuie It'c"lt. n Sut',1 'l'hh'I.
The attempt to steal $45,000 worth at steel
rails tram the Union Pacifc railway at Grand
Island ali the subsequent arrest of Gearge
C. Shanks and A. W. nawl ton , the promul-
gators of the enterprise , both ot whIch ! have
been detailed In The Dee dispatches awakened
considerable \ Interest In this city from the
fact that Hawlston was formerly a member
ot the Council Buts city engineer's force.
Since leaving here huts experience with the
verier and tralt ! seems to have emLenty
fitted him. for ether classes at fine work
The theft ot the railroad Iron occurred on the
night of July 2G. I was just a few days be-
fore that that Hawlston was In this city a
guest of Dr. E. I. Woodbury , whom he knew
well while living here. To his host he con-
fded the fact thai since Klng to Chicago
he had gone largely Into the business at makIng -
Ing sky scrapers and he had adopt(1 the
plan of putting long , heavy strips 01 Iron
Ire the foundations or the big buildings and
burying the Iron In cement thus preventing
Ito foundation from slnklng"l srots. At
the ( Into of his visit here he clalme1 to have
a contract for putting up a large building In
Chicago anti one In Butalo , N. Y. I was to
get Iron for the enterprIse that he was on hIs
way to Grand Island , for he sold lIe was going
to make a deal Cor a large amount while In
Grand Island
FGITISG o\I.n W'A'1'Ili SVI't'IX.
Tuwn or Onkhint " ' .n ( ht. luujuuttet lout
Stilt C"II..t",1 h ) ' it I'hlnht'r.
The town oC Oakland In the eastern part
of the county , seems to have been pretty
thoroughly divided over the grave question
of whether one part of the town shall have
plenty 01 good water to drink or shall have
to depend on other sources of moisture for
quenching their thirst. Before Judge Smith
yesterday \ were heard injunction Ilroeeedlngs
commenced by a plumber named Fisher to
restrain the town from tapping the maIns
so os to connect the town plant wIth an ex-
tension of the plant malII and paid for by
I. N. Gardner out or his private funds. The
trial ot the case showed that a part of the
citizens shIed with J'isher and the rest went
wih the officials. 1"ishuer . I Is chaluumed . b
backed In hts fight by Spaly Bros. . dealers
In general merchanllse , who for long years
have held n grudge against Gardner \ and other
who arc Interested In having the mains ex-
ended and have taken this opportunity 01
sts'lnl thueunselveu.
The citizens are said to bo about evenly
divided , ald as a consequence the chances
of the people living along the ( extension for
having water brought to their doors seeme\ \
to be somewhat clint. Upan hearing the
evIdence , however , Judge Smith held that
Jishmer 1 had no monopoly on the plumbing
business and dissolved the injunction.
lIed C..tht. Ienve IP4uNtS.
Twelve car loads standard red cedar fence
posts 10c each by the car load.
A. OVEHTO
11..I.lnr ) . Illuize.
Tbe fire department was called out last
evening by an alarm from the corner of Story
aunt lut streets , where a ! nal brick house '
belongIng to Fred Leutznger was found to I
bo on fire. I had been unoccupied for sonic
( tune . antI there Is no doubt that a firebug
stated the blaze. The back door was brokea
In and some inflammable materials thrown
on hue stairway near the second 1001 The
the was extinguished after about $0 worth
oC damage had been done.
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Several petitions were Ilej In the d'atrlct
court yesterday ) ' by the State SavIngs bank
to foreclose mortgages and collect noteB The
defendants anti amount are a follows : W.
n. Ware , $50 : II. L. Henry and O. J' .
\\'right $350 : Elnbelh F. Paterl t and
others , $350 : O. P. Maxwell and others , $320 ,
Charles Whie and others . $225.
Oration Crowe sue toe a divorce tram I
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rnrthn CI'owe , whol he marrIed II Franklin I ,
Hlrdll county , In ] 813 , He claims that on
several occasions \ Ith'l ( the lost year his wife
has heel guilty of 11111111) ' . He wants the
custolty 01 Iher ! 5-year-eLi daughter , Ethel ,
1. Everett cOmmenced In acton to cot-
lect notes alOlltn to $217. ' They were rnde
! lglnaly by lelrlch ! Halewlg , In favor 01
Helry Jurenl and were assigned by the latter -
her to Jverel as security for hb rent , which
has so far been unpaid.
A suit to foreclose \ndlorI'1 lien Is also
commenced by E"eret aguinut Charles Green
ald his subtenant Frank Lewis.
I. ' . J. D.IY commenced a suit against C. I.
Perrlnl ant others on I note for $ 25. .
fllward E'hckham I began stilt against
Charles H. 1"bhlt ( and a dozen \ other 10
quiet title to a piece of town property
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LEMAItS , la. , A ug , h1.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-The ) Cob del block antI contents were
burnel shorty ( after Ihlnl ht. I was built
about ffeen years ago for P. C. Condcn of
\ales. The Joss on Ihl building Is $15.000 ,
Inwrancl $5,000 : O. I Sanders' notion store
$2.000 ; Insurance $ tOO : Peters & Wilten's
furniture store 3OOO ; 'Insurance , $ ,100 ;
Prof. Herbert Oldhuam $600 ; n Insurance
The PrairIe club lost in . furniture , fixtures
anti , books , $3,000 : Insurance $ ,700. The fire
started Htore In the basement under the furniture
'I' . it " 'gul Putt. , I ipso rut utee Ittt.'s.
CItESTON Ia. , Aug. 14.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-es ) Moines parties representIng the
stale union were In the ( city tOly antI organized -
ganized a local underwriters' union. The cb-
ject Is to prevent unjust and ulfalr conipeti-
ton ( and guard against the demoralization at
rates. I II understood hunt ( the state union
will make an effort to form local organiza-
tons In every city and town In the stale at
over 500 Inhabitants. The ofcer have
planned to re-rate the towns where boards are
formed , making the rates more equitable (
than they are at present giving each place
the benefit of water works sstems and
facilities for extinguishing fires. Those who
are In a position to know say that rates In the
Creston business district will be lowered.
Mliii'ut " II ( ; . .tllJ IIeuu .
WlmSTEI CITY la. . Au ! 14.-Spocial (
Teiegraun.-Dlck ) Wisey was arrested In ,
this city today \ and taken to Algona. lie
had brought with him to thIs place ! rs Hose
Shadle , wife of the leading butcher of Algona.
Mr. Shalle was here yesterday trying to In-
duce hIs wlte to return home with him , but
she would not . ali he caused Wiltsey's arrest
for adultery. _ _ _ _ _
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CllSTON , Ia. . Aug. 14.-Speciah ( Tele-
gram-John ) cKee. aged 88 , and : lr4 , Bridget -
get Cala y , aged S2. pioneer citizens of
Union county died tOllay.
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SI'lcl'J EA'urNltt 10 flostoit.
The Inlghls 'emplar Concave will be held
I in Boston from August 261h to 30th Inclu-
I 3ive. Tickets will be on sale via the Nickel
I Plate Road from August 19th to 25th Inclu-
sire. Hates always the lowest : through
trails : drawing room sleeping cars : unex-
\ roHel1 d'nlng ' cars : slle trips to Chautauqua
Lake , NIagara Falls and Saratoga without
, .ldIUnal expense. For additional Informa-
. \.n call on or address J. Y. Calahan , General
Agent , 11 Adams Street Chicago , Ill.
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nln ItutteM (0 ihistOit.
From August 19 to 2t the lurlngton route
will sell via eli routes round trip tickets to
Boston at the one-woy rate.
Thurough sleepers : to Boston without chan e.
Tickets and full information at the city
ticket office , 132t F'arnam . street
' 1'II.IiGIt.t1'1IlC 111 1.'S.
General S. 13. Moxey Is reported dying nt '
Eureka , 'fex. 'I
The National News Dealers' association I
Is In session at Brooklyn , N. Y.
O. V. MatthewS . I prominent banker ot ,
South ltend , Inll" plied \Vednesday.
A petition has been tiled for a receiver
for the Anderson & Korb company oC DU-
luth.
Two postmasters In " ' 15tlrll1la In
nelhtortn towns .lopel WedneaJay. n"Lh
heft large Cumlcs ,
The Illetment agalnlt C. P. Huntngton
for Issuln a railroad pass to tt politician
has been dismisFed.
The Colored Voters' league ] ot New York ,
Pennsylvania and Wlst Virginia Is holdlnl
I meting ut Olean , N. Y.
The Zenith City . the lorgelt vtll.el on
the' great hakes , was launched " 'cdnes"a ) ' .
I II to be used In thto ore trathe .
Six new cases ot smallpox anti tour deaths
were reported Wednesday In thl 1H ro lol-
onlsts In quarantine at Eagte la s. Tcx.
The hearing before the Postolce department -
ment to determine whether the bond ' In-
"t"tment companies ure lotteries was held
\Vetinct'day .
A boiler ot a portable engine explollfd ,
near Oakllnd , Okl. , " 'erneRlay. Instant )
killing tl te men amI serlousl woundIng
several others.
George fable . a member of I prom1cnt
firm oC Chlca eounnuittt'd
wool brokerage frm Chicago , commited
suIcide \Vldnt dl ) ' . lIe went insane thrmlh
5(11th ' Of . ' .
ItuI ) o ( theO.oph )
11. K. Maxwell I one ot the oldest operators
tn the Western thiion service . died at flutes-
yule . Ark. , \Vednesda He has I record ot
forty ) 'elri oC service ,
Samuel Ylnson and his son of Eihensburg ,
'osh. , were hanged t , I mob Elen5tur !
for the murder of saloon .
morning lurler a [ kcelhr
during u tiruren row.
drurJen
The convent n of commercial lawyers at
DctroltVednesdu ) ' dlscussell various topics
ot Interest to the - nrotelon. ThO at.nl-
anc- i lstncrI11S-l to : . - - m _ .
Depuh' mrshuls arrested the notorious
Jennie I.tcllt near Perry Okl. . " 'tlnls-
da ) ' . She was arrested sauna time ago , but
stole nn ot er's horse and eseaoet ,
Wiiam Taeterow and " ' . Pigrim , nt-
tactics oC a hotel ut hliglilanul lake ne.ir
: lddletown , N. Y , . were drown \Veduucs-
( lay while out boating on Ito lake.
'he forty-first annual session ot the
Amellcnn I rot.stant association Is now In
session ut Cincinnati. 'rhe time Wednesday
was tuken UII In hearing n'IIOI ts ( ot olliceus.
Reports received by the chairman ot the
Oregon democratic state committee from
the members ot the committee show that I
Is ( ion. about equally divide" on the silver ' fUIS-
ton.The
The members of the defunct hllml fl m
of Brown & Bruner oC Metropolis . . Iii. . , have
tueefl arrested. charged with . . .
tlen arrpstell wih " .I'.I/ de-
soiveuit. posits after ( hey knew the bank % vas In-
The new battleship Texas , which goes Into
commlphwn ThursdR . will ut once join the
srtuRdron ot Admiral Bunce. flaring been
built ot the navy yard no olclal trial will
he npcelsar ) ' .
The State departmlnt believes ths story
It the assault UOI two Americans at Ian-
10"1 to he inaccurate and that It refers to
thai recent riots at Tarsus . the seaport ot
whllh II Merutc'ne.
The crew ot the wrecked ship King
Oscar sailed from New York for rlverpool
\Vednesday. I Is now thought the unlnown
ship with which the Oscar culh\ed \ was the
steatner Holt hell.
nurln . u Quarrel between two colored
\o.s 10 years ot age al CheveluuntiVethnes -
day one at them pounled the other on the
head with a brick. The Injured o"s skull
skul
was tntctur"ll and he will tile.
The parties Int.rtltlll In the defunct Kan-
sa' City Safe n"oll anti Savings . hank
have rclutsled the district attorney to take
acton on lie hond or Cashier Sattiey , now
Sattey
out on bail . The ) ' state some .ot the sure-
ties , ore bankrupt.
WillIam Gthlerhnus , a veteran clothln
theater nt covlnglonK ) ' . . asu'lguu 'd ' !
It covlnglon\ alSIII\'d ) 'Iler-
day . I was brought \ about by u 1lot , to
bur the ( Slulllshn\nt. buckets ot oil being
titscot'erei In flue stove connected by strips
of cloth wIth piles ot clothing. )
An Uulexltecteul chane tn the ' '
unex\llct"1 Ilreeton' (
\ !
ot the Illinois Steel company occurred
'ellnesday. Frnk Ulnton , a director of
the compnny anti manager or the Milwatukee
comp'n ! : lwnuke"
works , retired from the latter Position , anti
the Milwaukee ollee wi he cloel.
rank Sweet a janior II 0 Chicago hjuihti.
ing't't1nesday \ she antI klle,1 Mrs. J. It.
Nichols antI then killed himself . He waltNI
the woman to rome antI live wIth him , but
she InslstCI on returning to her hU8blnd ,
from whom she had '
prevlouI' parted.
: rs. In.bon . , living near Lexington , Ky. ,
was assnuled itt a field near her home by
a negro , who fed wlln the womnn'f
screams atracted some nllghbors _ The"
took up his trail antI late at night capturt'th
! captun.t
a negro named Harp , who hi bupposed to be
the man.
CORN AND ) WIEA1' \ ; ; ' ( ; LORE
- l .
What the Eater Lana gcnt round In
" '
Interior Nebmsk
. _ t
NOTING BUT FROST I I FEARED NOW
. . , .
Onl Hrt'h'h ! Ir Several lleN ! itt I' x-
tClt * lit' ful ) ' Ihl"'llilun (0
tht' U..I'rnl Iulc li
t Stutte .
MCOOK , Neb. , Aug. 1'I.-On crossing the
Missouri river anti running to LIncoln the
Ilurhirugton's land agents' fart ) . rouml a pros-
11ect \ hlch , from an agriculural standpoint ,
could not be exceld , Corn Is luxuriant ant
stnrdy and every stalk shows large sized tar
shooting out from It. I Is so fJr advanced
that the uninitiated could be made to believe
very readily hunt ( It Is put all harm from any
scure . No'.wlt'13tandlng its fine appearance ,
htwever , It Is nol yet out or danger of frost
and will not be for at least two weeks to
come.
A fine crop or oats has been reaped In this
section. Much of It Is still In the shock , and
a good deal of It has been . stacked . , I Is
threshing out from thirty 10 fifty bushtls to
the acre and wi overage about forty. The
.heat crop has all teen harvested , and
taruers are now busy plowing their land preparatory -
paratory to putting In another crop of winter
wheat.
Icvlng L.'ncoln the outlook Is much less
pronlshll : . Between Wanrly and \clrmolnt
a distance or sixty mies , Is a stretch of coun-
try which has Islal ) ' been described as the
garden spot of Nebraska Crops have al-
ways been abundant there however poor tiuey
11. ) ' have been In other parts of the state
Lut year 111\ \ this ( year have bee the ( only
known exceptIons to the rule. Somehow this
belt has suffered severely this year. I has
ra'ned copiously on alt sides at It anti all
round I , but the clouds reflsed to give It a
drop of molstnrl until too late to save tie
1 rn crop. For a stretch at country forty
.nles long and forty miles wide the corn crop
Is very nearly a failure. I wilt only run
from a quarter 10 a hnlf a crop averaging asa
a whole about one.thlrd an ordinary crop.
Oats have not fared so bad I' . They are
threshing out tram thuirty-five to forty bushel
per ocre. Heavy rains fell over this section
at the end of last week. They came too late ,
hmowever to save the bulk or the corn. Very
much or It Is wihered beyond redemption
and a good real of I as already been cut
fur fodder. Wheat In this section Is thresh-
serton
irg out fifteen bushels to the acre.
West of Falrmount the scene oga'n ehange
and on ocean of waving corn , strong and
luxuriant , Is (0 be seen far as the eye can
reach In every dlr ton. The crop from
Hastngs to the western boundary of the state
Is practically unatle and nothing but a klll !
frost can now blight it. I w : average not
less than sixty bushels to the acre and very
many large fields will yield as high as 100
bushels
Around fcCool Is where the disasters of
last year were most severely felt. The gains
of this year have more than made up for the
losses then sustaiuted The w11Ie section of
country looks like a veritable garden , and
the people feel buo'nnt bey and expression.
Wlnler wheat Is threshing 011 about twenty
bushels to the acre and the best fields ore
yeldlnthlrty ! bushels. Sprfng wheat Is run-
ning from twelve to elghllen bushels to the
acre. Oats average from fifty to sixty bushels ,
the beft fields tlumeshiuig nut ' 100 bushels.
Alfalfa Is I new crop h'ere vith whIch the
I.rple arc delighted. All kinds or live stock
cat It wih relish , and I Is proving to be
fattening fodder The frt year It yields one
ton to the acre , but after the thlnl year I
yields three crops a year , which average
seven and a hal tons to the ( a re. I Is worth
In the market $5 per toil , but 10 feed cattle
tht results have shown It tto b worth $70 per
acre. I Is the coining crop ; all along the
fats of the Republican valey ,
RECEPTION AT m ) CLOUD.
RED CLOUD , Neb" , Aug. H.-Speclal ( Tel-
egram.-The ) Burlington special bringing the
land agents arrived here from the west this
evening. They were accompanied by Assist-
ant General Passcnger and Ticket Agent
Smith of Burlngton , who did the honors
of the occasion. The Iepot grounds end buid-
logs were profusely decorated wIth Webster
county products. They were received by a
large crowd of citizens , serenaded by the
Sons of Veterans band and welomell hy
Mayor Bentley In cirdial terms. CaptaIn
Kars of Ohio responded for the pilgrims In
a happy vein , In which he told ( how favorably ]
they were Impressed by the prosperous up'
pearance at the country and the thrifty con-
Ilton of the crops. Owing to a mlsunder-
stantling os to the length of their stay no attempt -
.
tempt was made to show them over the cl ) .
SIOUX CITY , Aug. 14.-Speciat ( Telegram. )
-Light rain fell last night In the territory
alJaclnt to Sioux City. Car was greatly
benefi ted .
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IhI1)I.ONG , \ 'I'.iLMAGII llEA'I'E .
IlilH.oSn AND 'I'IAGF IF'I'EN.
n.wll..1 mutt ' I..nte I. tiit' Plllh ,
. Agttl must " 'r"1 tlul Chits , , .
NAlHAGANS TT pam , Au ! H.-Play
was rlsumed In the tennis tournament for
the eastern championship this morning , the
matches being 'renn and Chase against
' Pat roti and Fischer and 1IIIong anti Tal-
mage against 10wlanl and 1'oote. 'Vrenn
and Chase started In their match by mik-
InK the 11'lt a love rame ant won 6-2. The
second set opene,1 with better jiayimug by
Parot ali his partner anti they scored
often on their ndvenmrles' errors. I
closed , however , with tour straiht ames
by 'Vrenn and . Chase , who strlthl In the
Inst Fet ever.thlnK went the wny ot the
champion ant his partner anti the match
closed with a love set for 'renn and Chase.
The Howland nnd Foote against Lllonl
anti Talmae match was certainly the best
)
tennis thus far In the toUrnutmemtt . The
Ir t set was the mst stubhorly conte"tted ,
requiring sixteen gitnies 10 slte it. How
hmd and oote won , 9-7. They won the
'econd set , 6.4 , anti lost the third , 2G. ' 'It
last set began by JIIUon ! anti \ his partner
taking the Irlt game . but cvldenty they
could ! not keel , up the pace and their opponents -
ponents won II , 6-1. ,
Th afternoon piny ; was PrettY slow , the
until \lolles being scheduled for tomorrow.
All Interest was given up to I"ttnl a few
at the singles and consolaton douhles out
of the wa ) " . In the slnRIs Davhlwn amid
Codmnn put , up fairly interesting games ,
the match going to Iavl\.on \ , 6-4 , 62.
Howtalll beat Ilernick . 6-3 , 6-3
Mason beat l.wls , 9.7. 6-1.
A .Ih''rlion from the regular tennis was
the match In singles tournament between
Parrot and 'fhompson , In which Thompsn
was umpire scorer UIret \ rle. Purrot
won 6-4. 10/
In eonsollton doubles preliminary rotund ,
lcIll all Codman beut ( , . Th9nipson and Bor-
low 6-3. 6-4. heat.TII9mp.on
First { rounlI : Davis lirooks blat Herrick -
rick and Kearney . 6-3. aut rrooks
11.1. . \1 th. . " ( tit's I Sit art .
SAN FRANCISCO , . I ; . 1.-1 lrst race .
nine-sixteenths at a I mil\ : , Hen lamm ( ( to
1 ) won , Bele Oak ( ( to 1 ) second , Dlon Plo
Plo (6 ( to I ) third 'flbl : . b:56 : ½ .
Second race , flve-eiguths'bf a mile , han-
lleap : Boomslmry t31 'tb' ' ) ) wout . hearts'
Easu (7 ( to 5) ) second , (1'(1f' . . . . ( G to 1) ) third.
.r
'ln : 1:02 :
Third race . Ih'e-elght\P j .a mile , selll : :
Hell Bird (7 ( to 1 ) won IuYiigo t5 ( to 21 ) sec-
pad , John Clilron ( & ' id l 1) third. 'l'lme :
1 : Ot(1 \ ; ,
Pourth race , five fUfloug : Tim Murphy
(2 to 1) I ) won. Oold nu 3. to 5) ) second , Mc-
' 'lrlaOI ( I to 2) third , ' Time : 1:0 : , ,
Fifth race seven turlOlll ( : Whtd of For
tune (3 ( to 5) ) won Arnt'Ut'.lno hioting ( ) ccc-
hetlni EtC-
onti . Ivy ( woni i 'flme 1 ' .
001. ) no \t ! ) $ : : :
Situ muouiss , Iln .t ell. the 1Uk.
ST. LOUIS . AUK ! " 'H Contnucll fine
weather antI a faIr carl ! tl let.l the usual
atendance at Fair A . ( cluton park tOlluy.
The track WUI fast Several chose tnlshe
.nlvenlll the proceed SI n'8. Simmons , who
teflated Or. HICe In time match race ran
lust In u lelt ot live tothay : . Summalle , :
First race thn'-'luartcrH ut a mile : [ till !
Ellison (2 to I ) won Aunt Suusle t2 ( to 1) )
second . Expense ( to 1 ) thlrll 'h'tmne : l15 : ' .
Second race . tire and I half furlongs ,
- - - - - - - - - - -
Children Cry fo
Pitcher's Caste ria.
Children Cry fQI
Pitcher's i
( Castorla
Children Cry fo !
tcher's Castorla.
"IIIIJ : l'nitnio Iowelu (214 ( \ to 1 ) won ,
1.aSIIII ( : to I ) ReeOll , Mity habit (1 ( to i
I ) tliirtl 1'100:1 : ( . )
Thlrll race . little 11\1 n fuartlr ! Mnr,1
U' ( tn II I ) WOI , l'r'n"se (1 to M ) Recol,1 ,
Hilly 2.IciCeiiie ( I to 1 thlrll ' 1'huiuo ; 2'J : ( ,
ourth I mare , live n'-th. n half 'lllef' :
Nll'holul ( ( to ( Il I ) won. Huittnrn (2 ( to 1) ) , eec-
nmal I :0 : , JUdge \UIS0 ( i to I ) thlnl Ihnll I
1"lfth race . mie n'11 ' n sixteenth : 1. I lel.
guln (1 ( to 51 ) won , Assignee ¶ 1 to 1) ) ltconll ,
: lls I Youn/ (3 ( to I Aplllnc ) fh1t : I :48t. :
Sixth ritee , six furlongs : 1 lptrn (4 ( 10 ( 5) )
won , :1" . oaloll (8 ( to ] ) " t "COIII , Cave Spring
(7 ( to 1) ) ( bIrth. "lle 'I : 1IIJ : '
Y.tuii't : \ .iS Ct.iIhlI. , - tt"I' " . \ " : \ .
, \II.hlrlh' nt't'ntN 11cr Ih'nl " 'lthu-
'lt-
till t 1'ulrN , tu 'I'Iii. Ahiti alit' , .
CO"I S , Aug . H.-In n nice southwesterly
hrteze this morning 11. S. l'ahmiuer's crack
American choontr cruiser Ynmll\ anti Mr.
h"u'etiorick'ills' English cruising Hchoonl'r
Amphitrie started In u race for U prize of
! o over the old tituecit's courlo of 1ft ) .
tiuiletu . YU1111\ allowed Amfhltl ( sewn
mlnnteR antI fort-one eeconhs At the stilt t
nt 10 o'elocl ) American schooner hll
the wcnthl'r berth , hut In the h\ to the
first mark , , ' , \ t
I rIt I'mlngtun ship. Amuiphi unto
drew away all took n Il'I(1 of tvei'e mln-
lutes UIr \ ) secouttis , At n ' tweve , \11 _
Ihlrle , hnti' a leat : or thIrteen mlnutt' 01
twent-elght seconds . al11 won e.itll % ' , tii-
slconts. .Ih.
out her tme ailowance . She vac saileul lu'
Ialt11 \
Captain Oomez ot the Met'r . TI. . ' great
1(11 which Amphlrle ohtulnell II cc nie-
what accounted for by the fact Ilnl the
Anlrleln choollr ran tOO rItti inshore
whie on the ptarhonrd ta.'tc a'i t grntuntjed ,
I Is not thiouglit this 1'\.1 a'\ great grnln e/Tee /
upon the eventual r""ll ( ot the mce.
HYDE. Atug. HI-In Ihe re/all of the
Iloyuul Victoria " ueht cluh ( toda 1wonl I : ,
I.lnn. Audrey . Nlugor' , \ 'hI.111 , Isolde
started In' ' the mCl' for : lle 2O.rntr" aver
I ( Wt'mty-flve-injle ( CotirseVitett Niagara
hUll the heath on her . ' NIIJnra
1'111 eounpntit.3us off It'c
hlr sail was corrle'l awu"11 site was coni.
Ilel(1 to retire from the ruice . AllIn' " won
the race . with Isolde M Ind anu hiyoni )
( 1)011
( hitu ti.
NEIS' YORK , Aug. 1t-I'hJ I'tt'ahtShiml
Jersey ) ' City . which arrived at quuarnntine
thl8 nfeloon from Ilsol end quarntno SWII ,
report ! thut : on Aniust 3 nt I p. iii. , In 1-
tude 51:30 : , longitude ' ! 210 : , she paHe,1 1 cnt-
ter yacht Iteprll vest t. " .v.cieuttl'ttlkvnie. ; .
:1.llurer l ) ' lop ot Ih' . \ nl York 'ncht ,
club sniti that tue ,
sull todl ) " 1111 nfcI" ,
take the melurelents of lefit'kt ' " :
Vigilant on Ft hla ' . , Dc (
1lant 11 _ - ) or . - Si' . - .urln ,
t/t'I/J Ct'ituur iuipitltu .
CI nAH HAP1DS , In. , Aug. 14.-Specinl (
' 1'IItgral.-Todny's ) races were wll ut-
temlll\ The track was fast. He8ult. :
2:3. : trot punll ; $ O. ten starters : Grace
, Orr.
,
O'Mahit'y frt , Snr"arup seconi . Elmer C .
thlrll , Del Hthl fourth. le8t tine : 2:28. :
2:18 : trot or pace , purse $200 . five starters :
Frnl , 1OtR uirst . " 'lkNta PICOII fve , Judge .
CI . e third , G. G. Wilkes fourth Best time :
'
3 : o trot or pace , urRe $0 , seven starters :
) . se\en ItnrtlrR
ICing Cyrus von . Alee second , GIpsy Belt
third , hew Bell fourth Best Ihnt' : 235 . Bel
Ilc'clo race , quarter tulle open : Bell
first , W\Ron second , Oudkltk thIrd. ' Bel :
0:33. :
0:33.i'lvo
i'lvo miles . wih pacemakers : Jackson
first . Oudklrk second , Wison third. 'flme :
13:1 : , . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Slut . Atuuzutt'tur ( h/II'o/"III" ,
There seems to bo some doubt In the
mlndR ot some at the amateur players ot the
state as to the Unlversl ) . team ot Oluha
claiming the championship of the state by
defeuthl the ' 'uhoo team recent ) . , a8 they
had bested all other amatllr teams of the
state. hastings comes forward with I s' ate-
ment that Its teRm defeated the ' \'lhoo
team lour out or six gauites . anti challenges
/al1s. Inl1
chnlenles
the University ( cant to mtet It on half way
round and Settle the question as to who
arl the champions.
Al both of these ttams are strong ones
It would be a hale rtol for the honor.
Ilrdll I Yti suIts n n'hlrn 1t111'li.
OMAhA , Aug. H.-To the Sporting Edior
of The lee : I huereby challenge : Ir. J. C.
Read to shoot a match ot 10 live blrdl
( pIgeons ) : match to take place lt any time
convenient to him withIn the next thrle tme
weeks.
American associaUon :
rues to
ern. associaton gov-
ern.I
I woull prefer to shoot ( hue match on the
oM Omnha fair rounds. .
Mr. Head
llr. Hear promIsed -
me n return match ut '
any time I
miilttchtoout ' , after the race hunt tme '
last 'ehrar ) ' . JOHN J. lAHDIN.
U/I.I'J itt ( nl'NhurJ.
GALESBUHG , Ill. , Aug. I4.-2:26 : trot :
, ' Kuthlrlnl Bcle WO/ the first antI third
heats and race. TIle : 2:20t : % . 2l : ! . Flossie
Be ! alt won the second ' 11 2i84. Tornado .
Loudlna ' Vilkes . Senator L , Illf i.euuf Dis-
( aft , Neis. Jr. . Miss : McLane Ida ' 1 also
2:18 : trot : Conductor won In stmlght9.
Time : 2:15 : , 2:1 : ! . Joe Wonder . Cypress .
Ollie K. Anthero , Ntthhiin lytrels.
Ole Anther Nuhhtnl , ICing I'ulnceps .
1rlnCcs.
Bisuiioui ( , Star Huwk !
,
started . Leweilyn . Alta also
iOR E GOLD ( : ) FLOWS \ EUHOPE
Present Rate or Exchnlge Leaves 1 111111(1- (
sote Profit to Exporters ,
NEARLY TWO MILLIONS ALREADY ENGAGE
li. Il/l t- t.t hisehuihti Suith iou t. ( "I- . .
1101 l.l t" 3m I/kl .1"thlr Ili'u' . )
11'1''NI , 'lh lit' S"h-'J'r"/"r )
t" Iutkt' U..I 'J'tlht1 1."N.e. .
NI W VOILIC , Aug. 14.-Despite the fact
that the bond syndicate yesterday nfernool
deposited $1,350,000 In gold with the stub-
treasury In exchange for legal teller the
drain contnues all not less Than .350,000
In gold wilt be shlppell to I'uropl b ) to'
morrow's steomers , Crossmol & lire , will
ship $1,000,000 In gold tomorrow. Nesslage
& Fuller will Increase their Rblpment to
$350,000. This makes the ( total tngagement
for tomorrow ,3&0,000.
This gold already engaged wiped out yes-
terda"s deposit by thl syndicate ali woull
have reduced the eli reserve below the
$100,000,000 mark had lot the R'lllelle agulu
came to time rescue tOlllY 1) ' depositng
,650,000 lu gold , taklug legal tenders lu
change.
The rate 01 foreign exchange contnues
steadiy awunli the Point where shipments
to Europe ore profitable. As long a8 there
Is a profit of 3.000 on Her ) ' .000,000 shipped
the ( shlpmcnls are likely to ! cntnue , At the
openllg of the week I was predlcltd that (
at least $4.000,000 woul\ be exported by
Saturda night . These lgues are now hI
leve" to be low , anti many experienced uncut
on Wol street do nol hesitate to assert their
belief that the ( shlpmcnt wi exceed thll
.
aiuuotuut (
The acton of the bO11 S111cate In niak'
Ing the deposits 01 ol Ylsterda ) ' all today
ts taken to mean thll ( I proposes to lire
up to Ihat part of its contract which binds
It to ( protect ( hue gold reserve lnl October
I. I thc drJln continues ot the present rate
for ( Ito six "eeks which musl elapte before
the eontrict expires . the s'nrlc te Is likely
to bt kelll bus ) ' . After October 1 no one
cares to predict what the situation of Iw (
treasury will be ,
The steamer Berln , which sailed tOla ) '
for Southampton , carrlell 24 bars of sIlver.
valued ot about $178,000. The Briannic ,
which paled today for Liverpool , haul on
board 0 COnSIlment from Nesslage & Fuller
at $150,000 In silver and $750,000 In gold from
Artuclde Bros.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 18.-ttulitetl States
Treosurer Morgan today received a tele ram
from Assistant Treasurer Jordan ot New
York stating that the bond syndicate had
deposited $ ,6l8OO In gold In exchange for
legal tenders , and hater In the day another
telegram was received stating that ( .650,000
had been withdrawn for export to I urope.
This leaves the gold reserve ot the close
of business $102,431,061. The second deposit
by the syndicate confirms the ofcials In the
belief that I fully Intends to see to It that
the $100,000,000 - golti reserve . Is not invaded .
UI".tN.htJ Ativuuuiet'tuuent ul ( itt' S"lru
KANSAS CITY , Aug. H.-O'er 100 members -
hers or the Knights ( of Tabor and Daugh-
( era of the Taberacle began a four dn's'
ui'teeting here today They come from Kansas -
sas , Iowa Illinois , Indlano , Texas and Mis-
sourl. The object of the organization Is thl
rtlglous educaton anti ] materlol ad\oncemenl
ot the negro race anti I represents a major
portion of the intelligence and progressiveness -
ness at the colored race at the country A.
Ii. Moore Is presiding. .
Clerk ii ire for Nt'hrusiut h'tapuimutsj.rs.
WASHINGTON . Aug. 14.-Speciah ( Tele-
gram.-The ) actng first asslstunt postmaster
today made an olowlnce at 2.700 for clerk
hire for the f cal year ending June 30 , 1896 ,
to postmaster at Hastings . $2,500 at Freincnt
ant $2.700 at Beatrice , Neb. , and 2,300 al
OSkaloosa , la. ,
Ii'iuyer's F"- h\'or Killel .
DENVER , Aug. 14.-Ex-Mayor . M. Van '
Her was killed today by fallIng from a
third story window of the ( Grand Central
hotel of wh'ch he was proprIetor. lIe was
I mayor from 1890 to 1895 and had previously
served a term In the board of supervisors.
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Of the most beautiful pattcrns , original deslgna , and ( hue prettiest fancies of anchi.
toots and home builders faithfully and artistically reproduced ,
PLATE GLASS-
Front a single window to car lots.
GLAZED SASH-
All stock sizes , and any tecial size or sluape desired furnished at hoes than an
comttpetitor's prices by ( lie
COUNCIL BLUFFS PAINT , OIL & GLASS Ci ,
The largest exclusive house in Western Iowa , Lend for prices on estimates.
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Result in 4 weeks , irtuict , , , , , , .lt , dv fiuatty. .e give Matted & t.gei sny.her guiranus , . icutied I. air. , fs oc Iu.u r.i,4 6L-oes it. . , . ' to , n. , ' Wit ?
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO , , 1513 Dodge tree ; Omaha , Neb.
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AJURISf ' ! 'ESIIFIES ,
UnhIl1pachab1c Evlttencc From a Brook.
lyn OIIfcIal ,
3Iiuit'tttt ltt'hietl hi Imit , Cureti Ii I at ot
II lieu ututtipuut i ii it letv upton , ,
Jutlge Nut , whme popularity itt lirooklyn
was tlcuiiomistraetl ( by ( lie imuimneliso iutajoritles
by uiclu lie was t'lcctetl , auutl a gemitlemnamu
of iuuuiteachiabo character , in spcakiutg of Pro.
tosser 3iunyon , says : "I coutsitlt'r Munyouu'a
Ithucumunatlem Cture the best iii the worlul.
'luen I began to tuso iuis rt'ummctiy I was out-
able to walk ' ithuout ( hue aid of cniutchues at
( lutes ; ( huts lath beemt going on for utiuto years ,
and ( hue tiny before I begami tusing it I could
tuot. get oh the steps to ( lie coturt maul , At-
( or tuiklmig a few uloses .1 watt lununedlately
relieved , fluid lit tlmreo days was couitpletely
cured. "
Mtuuuyomi's Ithiemuuutatisun Cure is guaranteed
to eture rhmeumuiiutisuum iii any Part of ( hue boti"
ictite or uuiuscuuhar rluetumatlsun cureti iii trout
butt , to five days , It uuever fails to cure shmarp ,
ahuootiuug itaiuti iii tite arias , legs , eltte , backer
or breast , or sort'utees itt any ; iant it ! time hotly
iii froun One ( t ) three hiotmrs. It is gttarautteed
(0 ltrouuuittl cure lauumeuuess , stilt anti e'ollbut
joints , stiff hack , anti alt hlaiums lit hips antI
huiuus. Chronic rhueuntatieun , sciatica , huummubago
or itaimi imu ( lie back are speedily cured ,
Mttuiyoui's I louui000lEtItiC ( I loutto Itcutietly
Countany , of l'lt Ilatlei ithu in , ittu ( tip specifics for
nearly every disease , wluldu are sohti by cli
druggists , unosthy for 25 cents a battle.
Tluoso who are iii doiub ( as to the miatturo
of ( Item til'eastt simouhtl ntithrrstt h'rofeesor
Mtuuuyoui , 1505 Arch street , l'huiiatlehplmia , giv-
iog full syitiptouims of their disease. l'mofea-
ser Munyout will cnrefuully thiaguuoite ( hue ciusa
anti give you ( hue benefit of hula ativico nbuo-
lutely free of cli cltarge. The reuutedles 'Iht
ho seuti to auuy address on rcceilu ( of retail
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For sct.ieby druqqi8rs only.
IMPERIAL CRO'WN PEPFUMEY CO ,
SAII T iUUIB.
tIEYEP I3ROT1-IERS DRUG CO.AGMT
ALSOTI1Y ( WEDDING BLL5\'Ivo \ new
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eif-tbusc. excesseS ,
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p varlcocele amid consti.
8 . pittion. Otto doliar a
V ' I box , six for $5. For
, - , sale 1w TIIfl GOOD.
; ? / : 7IAN DRIJG CO.
( ft' . alit rarnam fit.
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INTitE ONLY
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, PRIVATE DiSEASES ,
Wenknest and tecrsI
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MEN ONLY
Snory LItre Uflr&tttOCd.
20 yetirs' tilicrienee.
a years ii' ( ) mski _
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OMIHt. NESS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPI'I'AL , . - . $100,000
'II SOLICIT VOL'lt IhIJSINIISS.
'lI DlISm fl II YO Un CO l.l.llC'I'IOH.
os Ol' 'i'lsIi 01.1)1151' Il.tIS IN IO'A.
a h'Idlt CIIX'I' I'Asl ) ON 'L'lMh IIl1'0S1'1'
C4t5L A:1) : StIll US OR 'ltI'1'II.
Spocia1 Noticai-Gouoci ! Bluffs
tiimMNcYs CLuItNY 0 : VAUL'rS CLEANED.
El litinite , atV. . S. hhomer'u , G $ Urotttlwtty ,
FOR SALE Ott TnAuI A h'INIuY hIRED
running horse , ivltti tiigh track reetuti ; good
reason , for stlilng , Address or call at 1223
i.tt eadway.
FOR lENT , siir. 1 , 1(91 , COHNlt STOItl-
rcom , 25x100 , In 51(1i ) blotk. Steniit heat.
Centrally locatel. II. It. Siitafe : , Co.
\VANT1uJ , A GOOD (1Ill Volt ( ilNtlAI. ,
ltouisewtrk anti goal cutk , 705 Sixth avtniit' ,
RAILWAY IDLE CARD
Leaves lIUItLhNUTON ' & MO. . ( ' ( , , rl , s
Otnahiti Umiton Depot , ( OmIt liaborm St.4 . otiitui
1OEtttn..1)euiver ; . . . . . . . . . . . . :
4:3uuuu.Hik. : Itilia , Mont , & I'tiget mind , Es , 4:02pm :
4:22pm..Itenver : Exput-t.u. . . . . . . . . . . 4:0pu :
7:02pm. .Netrtteka Local ( etcept Sunday ) , , 7:4pm :
8itatnLtncola : Loath ( exceut SUiliayj145am ) ;
Z:42prut. : , .1-'ast Mumu ( for 1.Incolut ) daIly. , .
Leaves iCh1ICAO IIUItLINGTON & Q , Arrive.
Ut-item. lOtIt & Masoim Sta , Omaltu
4 :42pni : , , , , . . . . . , CltIcago Vt.tiliule. . . . . . . . . . 9 fOam
9:50am..hicutgo : Expre. . . . . . . . . . . .
1fOum..Cluicago : a. at LouIs Expr.sa , , , S:0Otm :
: & . . . . . . . . . . Junctton Local , . , , , , , 0tOpm :
9 Fast Mull. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:4pra :
Lcsvea4CIIICAGO , huh ! , . & HTI'AUL , AInI veT
OmahaltintonDepot _ , 10th & Mason St. . Ounahat
6:00pm..ChIcago LtmlmeI. . . . . . . . . . . 9:30am :
htaouin.ChlciugoExpreup'x. : tiun'lay ) . . . 5:2pm :
Lave , ICIIICAGO Si NOItT1t'uST'N , Arrtvii'
OnianaUnInL'et-otj0tlu & l.laon tOts , Omaha
: . . . . . . . . . . . - 1Ixtr.a , . . , , , . , , . . 5:30pm :
4 :2Opun..Vettbult-tt : Ltmuittrd. . . . . . . . . 9Z0smn :
& , Valley ' . . . . . . . . . . :
5tlpnu..Omuita : Cuilcago . . . . . . . . :
Lenv. Ci11CAGO , it. . itt i'At2hI.'uCTiuiva
Outiaha UnIon ueiot , hOth&tMm eon atai Omaha
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ EAST. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
3i:2Oam.Atlantic : ixires ( ox , Sunday ) . , 5:3pm :
: . . . . . . . . . . . . Express . . , , . . , . , , . , 9:2Oaua :
4tOum. . . , Ctticago Vestibule. ! Liunited. . . . 1:33pm :
% 'Ils'1.
c:4pm.okusltoma : & Texas hx ( cx. $ un,10:3amn ) :
1:40pm..Culoratlo' : . Llinitt.t.
Leaves (1. , S'I' , 1' . M. & 0 , : Arrmvei
Omaha De ot , 13th antI Webster Sti. I Otnutia
9:25am..Nebraska : Patsenger. . . . . . . . . Shprn :
4:30pm. : . .tileux Cliv Expresa ( cx. liun.h1f3ant :
: . . . . . . . . . . . I'au ) Liuuttted..10:35am :
Ev.s t F. , E. & 210 , VALI.Er. iAnivts
Omahaliepoi5tIu anti Webutterlit. . I Omaha
2:10pm..Fast : Mali and Expic. . . . . . . .
2:10pm. : . ( cx. hat , ) Wyo. 15 , fez , Mon. ) , , 4ttpm :
9:03am. . , Norfolk hlxitreta tex. HuntiayhbhOaua )
: . . . . . . . . . . . I'aui . . . . . . . . . . . . :
LeVi ] IC. C. , ST. .1 , 4 0 , II , lArnives
OrnahalUnion ! : I ± 9JL 10th&Mittnltujflrnsha
5:50am : , . : . .Ian.a. City Day uxpre.a , , , , , 5:30pm :
9t2jimIC : , (1. Night Fix. viit U , 1' . TraimaC:00.imrs :
Lt'avu " MISSOURI PACIFIC. rAriiei : ;
Otnulual flep.it , lf.ii. ant \Vtbtter , Sit. I Omaha
1bteam..St. : I.outusmieca , , , , , , , , , , 6:00am :
9:30pm..St. : 1euli ) xpres. . . . . . . . . . . 6:01pm
3lOpmn : , . , , , Nebraska Local ( ix , llunj,9:00.ma :
LeaecsTThlOmJX CITY & l'.CIF1C lArrive.
Otnahutl De'om , 15th smut 'el.tter tOt. . 1Otndha
6:10pm : , . . , . , . . , St. I'uui Limited
Leaves SIOUX CITY & I'ACIFIC. Arrive.
ivj.t. 9tIu & Mjsor
5:11cm..Slttus : City ' , ' , . , , , :
: . . . . . . . . . . . l'aul ' . . . . , .
Leave. I tJNION I'ACIPIC. lArrivea
utIL.LnjoDcpetL1.9tl. ! ? & Masonhiti.L Omaha.
5:45am..Ifearnoy : lsutrcl , , . , . , , , , , i2:30p :
2:0Opmn : , . . . . . . . . .Overland . . . . . . . . . . (
2OOItmIit'a'cs : i. t'troinsb' Es. ( cx. SunS.lZ:3)i.m . :
7:00mm : , , , , , , , , b. .i'.iciic . (
$ : (5pun. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .alt hull . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 10pm
1. . . ' , . . % 'AltAHhI htAllWAY. Arrive.
OmnahaUnIciu 1)epot , lOll. & Mason fits , , pniah&
( :00cm..III. : LQuuIa CaminQa Li , , , , , ,
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