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3. n. McPhlrpon , florIst : tcllphont 2U.
Owen llr. \ava 'ecul'cl the contract
for grading al Glbcrt lake.
arand hotel ' , Council fliuffi. Newly fur.
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ouncl DUtA.
Oranl . Heopol'll ( Oct. 1. C. : F. Clark. prop.
The Merchant Muoons Ifeated the mlhth
Ireel Stars Sunday afternoon by , a score of
j to 4.
had to 1'0 kept
The street rllJarlng ! fcrce
bllPY ' Sunlhy on account c tlo damage done
ly the recent storm.
henry Miller anti I.aura Emklns , Loth of
Omaha , % MIler larried Saturday n'ghl I ) ' Justice -
tice Cook at Ills homo. I ,
lco JUIlgo ' lhornell will pre91110 ( for a few < days
'I'horel wl
nt the begInning of the August ' tcru , JUllge
bCllnnlnl .
Macy being busy superlntendlnl the coinple-
lion 01 a new home at Haran. !
ton The Rlllular report was In clrcaltlon ye .
tlllay that a wIl known newptuper man had
nmll $14,000 within the lut few days by
Ipecula\nl on the ChIcago boarl.
J - ! of the five l
Chief Tlmplcton frc tlep1tment I
ijusy InlCctllJ the hy rants throughout the
cIty , blowing every one of them err. So far
, only one has hcen found which dl,1 , not work
alt rIght , and the only trouhle ' with that was
; that It could not be shut off.
Bert Fryer , who was hurt In the motor
nccllent at the catt enl of thc big hrll e
' . hobbling around town
Saturlly ( evening was hohbln t011
) 'esen1y ! on crutches. Ito tlFchar ell ' hlr
dutfs as foreman of the Omaha Irlnlnl
company yesterday , hut 11'11 ly I off for a few
( lays to gIve his Injured II time to hea ! .
The llfferonces between Hca1cr atHI sax-
f"n tim f\n hrntllrrR.It1.ItLW II ho FC.1 10
. tI7lnkmoreot ' r rf- than the brother
put , arc to have nn Inning In court toda )
The only a"Itonal , case strtrd 'etord3)
was In the form or a warrant to search Sax
ton's house for the cause of the troubls : or
something else.
Uo tIres ever start hy mice nlhbln :
t matches ? Such Is the common bcHef and
Chief Templeton has irnen confirmIng It by
experiments with some m'co In I cage that
were starved untIl they fot'ni the loaded en I
of a match to be Iule tooth 80mI. Thy d'd
the gnawing all right and the latch did its
part to make the experiment a success
A. J. Kirk , who was nrCell ! Sunday for
, striking his wire over the head wih a P'ker
was before Just'ce Cook ycsterday , and by
the first family agroatnont wh'ch has occurred
I for some ( lays the charge of ass3ul with In.
, J'- tent to commit murder was mod'fel to that
of attempt to do great hOl1y harm. The ,
t ball was reduce I from $ 000 to $200 , and , ,
this being furnished Kirk was rele.H'ed to
uppear for hearing tomorrow
I waR defnitely decided yn.terl1Y that
the benefit for little l1ry EVMS shuid be
. held at lanawa on Friday el'enlng The
, ladies are getting up a splenlld program , on
that will draw a creed en Its . cwn merIts.
Some of the best talent In the c.ty has been I
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, secured , or rather the ladies and Imtlmen
have voluntarily clue forward and offered
their slrvlc s. The Prospects are 10011 that
the bright little choir boy 11'1 set a most
subsantal benefit.
J. P. Evans ) 'epterla ) sell his elegant
hn' , ( ' IVlh street to c. n Tler. who
wi make It his home. Mr. Evans will move
In c. short \ tme te Los Angeles. Cal. , where
. he has recently acquired large Interests and
purchased a beautiful home. I Is his In.
' tenton to make the California town his
permanent future home. Council Bluffs peo.
pIe will fee lr. I vans leave with sineer
regret. for he Is one 01 the founders or th
city and a 11ublc ; spirited citizen whose loss
will be deeply felt.
The police believe that Charles Henlrlx ,
the fellow who Is In jai for cashing a bogs
check Is l a proresslo burglar. or at least
I. "onneele,1Ith a 1anl of nroCesslonals ,
When { he was searcheda - diagram ; showing a
number of residences was found In hip pea-
esslon. \Lh the names of the owners gIven
and the pecularllcs of the houses markll\
Is the report
, The suspicion trengthened by
. ; that one or the gentlemen \'hose house was
marked won ' 1.000 on the Chicago Board
of Trade the later part of last week.
Secretary Cuts of the Young Ien's Christian .
tan association has postponed the "I agn :
social" until Tusday , September 3. The
- original date was fixed for Friday evenlig .
hut that Is the nlcht the ladles have fixed
for the Arthur Evans benefit at Lake Man-
awa. The Young Mens Christian asocia-
ton boys not only cl'eerftilly postponed their
? ' . novel RacIal. but volunteered to assist In the ,
: . \ I , benefit. They w1 flit at least one number
. , on the program , with their new ,1umb , bellS
( ( Irl , twenty oC the young men taking part.
Dr. A. J. Ihlleth , one or the physicians
01 the Osteopathic institute of Klrksvle ,
Mo. , reached the city and Is stopping at the
Grand. lie Is en route to Sioux City antI
was Illueell to stop off here to meet SCme
of the citizens. who had been Invited to the
hotel by sonic or the enthusiastc gc-t-mln
who have spent some time profitably In the
- Zi Missouri town Among the gentlemen present -
ent were John T. Stewart. Sam Haas , S. 1
1lacConnel , S. Farnsworth , E. L Shugart
Charles Ueno end Doug hlarle. The gentle-
men are very anxious to Induce the Kirks-
via people to 02tablsh a brnch of theIr
institute In Council Bluffs. Aver ) ' elaborate
scheme has been arranged and several prom-
Inent citizens are very sanluhl that they
- will bo able to carry I throlgh.
Farm loans made In \ ester Iowa at lol
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est rates. No delay In clollng lea ts. F'Iro
and tornado Insurance written In best of com-
panlps. Bargains In real estate. LOUGI
& TOWLE , 235 Pearl St.
None finer than the larl\man Baby Grao1 ,
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; _ , . - " D. W. Archer has g.ne to Colorado on
; business. I
Steve 10rls y. clerk of the court or Shelby
county , was tn the city yestHday.
Mrs. C. T. Ordway ant son 01 Fen du I.ac.
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- \vis. ! . are visiting her sister , lrs. L. Jones ,
at No. 124 South seventh street.
H. 1 Hough of Ncola , who Is In attendance
at the Teachers institute. Is a veteran , Ilav-
log taught cont'nuaily In ths : county for
twenty.three yean.
harry Wlnham of Talmas Cal" , arrived :
Saturday to visit the family of barge H'an. !
Ides. Wlnham has bl : In the Duts seme
time. Mr. and Mrs Win ham leave for home
tonight
, l - J. F. Pollok . the Northern Pacfc : agent at
Davenport Wash. , left last evening for
his home. after visiting his brother , H , II.
l'olok ) , or thIs ! city. : lr. Polok Is an en-
thusast on the subject of Washington elI-
mate , and well may be , for he has Increased
his weIght there from . 130 to 210 punis.
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Counci Bluffs to [ .oulsvle. Ky. . and re-
turn account G. A. H. reunion , less than
ant fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
September 8. 9 antI 10. ,
O. M. DHOWN , Ticket Agent.
Lost , on the Manawa road Saturday night ,
a large reddish colored dining room rug ,
alike on both sides. 1xl0 feet Leave at floe
ot'mice and get reward.
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, , , The Hardman Is full and rich In tne.
The Genuine Itoesmid bite Furnace Is the !
ume success that the Genuine Hound Oak
heater ii. Alr.tght. gas.tgbt , burs any '
kind of fuel and leu or It than any other
furnace made. Lowest prices. Cole & Cols ,
n Main St. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
t\ Last week Havis' drug , paint and glass
house set the plate glass In Huber Dros. '
new Ihop. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Those magnifcent new hook cases : at the
Durree Furniture Co.'s. have you see them
Yes . the Eagle laundry I "that good
bundr ) " and II located at 124 Br03dway.
J In doubt about this try It and be convinced.
Don't forget Dame and number Tel 157.
The only piano worth having , the hlardman . ,
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S'IIII. lunrcl ( 'UII I t. . . . ( UI.
ire , iili's , unci 3iii k.'t " II. U"llrl ,
The other member of the school board ,
the reporters and a few curl us citizens had
an OfPJrtunlty to sully thc cut and style of
the white wings of peace last night They
flapped softly and contnlousy : : over the deks
In the Bead of Education rooms from the
time Iresilent Moore rappel for order untIl
the benediction was prononcmd. In spIte
or all that transpired 01 the prevous : meet-
big and all that was said sInce , Challmm
Snyder of the teachers' committee cld ! read
his report of the as'gnment ' of teachers , with
the exception of those lrevlol ! ly as.lgnel to
the vexed Third Bret building.
When time board got down to business and
l'resident Moore suavely called for the re-
port of the teachers' commltEo Hr. Snyder
surprIeJ all hy risIng ! and reldlng his repart.
Morgan mo\e < to accept and Ur. tobertfon
seconded I , and then there was an awklla'd
pause for a few moments , which \as rather
increased wlman :1lber FOla , the feconll
melber 01 the comnmmmt'tce , arose and slid that
,9 tll b"arl hall instr.mco1 : the COIIUte !
to make a new report , and as nr. Smyder
hal failed to notify 11 that he hall prepared
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any report , ho Wanda ( ) hal gone ahead and
Ilde an ass'gnment , whIch ! he de.'rl to sub-
hut. lie said he had made Ol'ertles to Br
Snyder looking towal ( an amlcablo adjust-
Ilnt oC their differences . and had made an
apllolntlenl with hint at the mee cl the sec-
retny of the bead for 4 o'clcck 'etaay
afternoon , but that Sn'Ier had failed to show
up. lie then proceeded to 1111 his re"ort ,
At I ! conclnslon Thomas 10ve ] its ado.t n.
Ills roton ! secured u seorl , but the \ot
showed an even divisIon , 3 to 3. A vote on
the adoption of Snller's report folcwell wli h
the same result . Thomas then moved that
time board taken t a recess and the teachers'
commitee be hlstruetecl 10 re'lre and agree
upon the as'gnment anti rep"rt. lie be-
101'1 < 1 that they could get together In ten
mlnules If each would consent to give a lit-
tie . The sugge'tm was the best II ay cut
of the 1IIIIma amid the committee retre ! to
one of the big recitation ro.ls and with no
witnesses hut the bl/ clock. whch : comma der-
ately held ? ! Its hmds over its race , they corn-
lunel [ , confessed and hurled the bloody axe.
Dut It required some time to reach a sa1s-
factory conclusion , and half an htur passed
before thc love feast was over. EJch yielded
the other haIr , and when the asgnment !
was completed It suit d hoth the me.nberR
Dr. Snyder rad it. 'fhe board Iste1ed with
close attention and at the conclusion of time
allnton
reHn : promptly accepte,1 , It. I w:1 : be )
noticed that there are ( lulto a number of
changes :
Hgh School Building-Fl H. Eastman ,
principal ; n. W Price I.ydla Webster , Anna
Hess , Ida B. lleischlr , Janie Baldwin , Au-
Iusta Hawker , Mary Wright , Clara 'fate , I
Agnes Avery and Fred D. Gra !
Wushlnglon Butildi ng-Ma n I I e Ma rmgu rim ,
principal : Sue Ihamlolett . Nellie larson ,
Berte lurh , 1.I7zle Gleason . May Van
Brunt , Nellie Wadsworth . Jessie Alworth ,
Helen Tyler Jennie Bull , RIfle Miles , Roberta
hhmttteniiaiarmda howard . Mary Dale , Stela
lalhl hi. Josle Clausen , Clara Meyers . Kate ,
Reed , May Davenport and Emma Moreimouse.
Uoomer hiuilding-Mmiy Slots principal ;
Maggie lrlton , Lillian Jackson , BlmR
Boesche , Margaret Whister. Anna Banchard ,
Sadie Havl . : Iole SC1hl. Nellie Heford
and Flora Van Orl\'r : Elsie Honn , suhstlute ,
Pierce Street flullding-Verniont Reynolds ,
princIpal : I.11e Millard. annle I Swire label
Thompson , Teresa Coyne , Mary Swire ,
Jancte Morris anti Lillian hart : Elsie bun ,
suhsttute.
Twentieth Avenue Building-Kate Pa'ne
principal : Augusta bonn , Nellie Davis , Luela
Wllts , Ilz7le Crocker , Marie Fergeraon ,
lnnlp 'IIItinsnn nnll 1ttmi ilntvnri
iiirii ; - Anderson ' ; - rtmbatlttto. ; : ' ' ' ' _ . .n. ' I
Seconll Avenue hiuliding-Bettie Graves ,
principal ; lryte Cutler . CarrIe Morgan , Mm-
nle Johnson MarY 1c:11an and Lucia
Young.
Avenue D Building-Ella Mcintosh , prIn-
cipal ; Anna : lklsel , Louise Uohnlng , Iaud
Smith anti Laura I.ong. I
Elghlh Street flmmlldhuig-"i'llhIe Whie. prln-
CIPII : Friendly Lucas , Minnie Clay and . Dora
Gras
Eighth Avenue Bulhmhlng-Nannlo Hanln ,
principal : Louise Carson , Ruth Wailce , Cora
Gretzcr.
Madison Avenue Builihing-Jennie Pie ,
principal ; Anna Williams . Anna Landon.
larrlson Street lhmuilding-Minnie Hanson ,
principal ; Carrie \'elis. ,
Thlrl- lcoll Street Building-Ida Zip ,
prlncilal ; May Ierr )
Fifth 1 Avenue hlimilding-Nellie Jacobs.
Avenue F fhimhHliug-Litia Carter
Gunn lhuildiumg-Ona Kendle.
Clark Bnl lng-Vlola Dnncan.
Courlanll Place-Ada Ainsworth.
\\'Incscr I'ark-Mrs. Kate Spragne.
Woocbury Bnldlnl-Llile Cher'se.
I Substitutes : AnnIe DeGro t , Iamle Oliver ,
Dora I.on Paula Krelilior.
Supervisor or penmanship and dralllng :
Harriet Blood.
Supervisor of tousle : Lucille Porterfield.
The chairman or the finance commllee
was called upon for a report 01 the salaries
to be Ilall time teacher for the year , but he
was nnable to make the report on account
of the assignment not hav.ng . been mnade.
The board then I\lonrell until Friday even-
salaries. ing when It will meet again 10 fx the
OI''I"I'IG HBAln' FOR TilE UACI .
1nlun I'nrk SuuhilesFiihisug hut wih
n 1"lne ChuMs ur IIirses ,
I bIg purses and a bIg string of flyers
can make good races , the Union park races
that open August 31 will satisfy the most
exactng patron of the tnrf. There will b3
over 200 hones on the ground by the time
time last trains get In tunight. The regular
purses thai will bl liming up each day aggregate -
grerate ' 900 , and there will be very tempting
ei'ecial purses. In the judges stand Clt/
Cre\lng. who was presiding judge at Hoby
a 111 Hawthore , will presIde during the
entire time or 'he meetng , 'he starter hall I
not been engaged up to nOJn yesterday , but
the association was In telegraphic comammimunica-
lon wIth two 01 the best known starters
on the American turf Wih the exception
of the Louisville course , the meeting here
wi be time only races In progress In the
United States under the Turf congress ruIe.
The Kansas City races closed Saturday and
to enable the houpmen and the betting
crowd to atenll the Union park races the
St Louis track will be closed on Wedues-
day .
John Stewart , president , and H."y. . Cnn-
ningimani secretary or time Kansas City
Jockey club wi arrive In town this /ornlng ) ,
each bringing a string or famous racers
Stewart will have a couple of 2.year-oIJs ,
of a lineage that should count and they
will make their first track record here.
The accommoations at "he park are already -
really lxhaustell , and gangs of carpenters
were were at work mill day yesterdlY erecting
additional simeds All the available stable
room In the vicInity of the park has been
lease from the private owners , and every
stable will be tilled. Some important )
pro emenls are also tinder way at the park.
The paddock and betting rIngs have bepn extended -
tended , the latter to double its rormer sle.
Timers will be one or two foreign books and
any nnlber of locals
Among the horpmen all horses to arrive '
yesterday was L' . E. I Jordon with seveneen
hones , and among them Ire Scimuylkill.
Pantelette , NO\lele , Soot hmernemit anti
Mousiella. Mcintyre . Wih time crowd also cares Jockey .
A. } . : lcCarerty has eight heath among
thenm Drlftwcoti Austin and Serf , very prom-
icing 2.'ear.ohls. and Charley W'eber Gus
Straus and Siemnor _
I. Sims la on the ground with fourteen
lmead In the gang are the old favorites , Euo ,
fleesie'eiser . Collection and Wili Briar
Colonel Orth Is hero wlb Marble Hock and
three other good horses that he thinks will
win their full share of the daily purses ,
There will 220 head In tomorrow.
11nIESI'I IU HS' EXCIIItSION.
' .In Inrlh'/Ion 'Itouite
August 29 , September 10 and 24.
Low rates to various points In the south
louthwnt , west and northwest , For full In. ,
formation cal on or address
O. M. BROWN , Ticket Agent
C 13. kindergarten opens September 2.
The Uardwan piano wears Uk , Iron I
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W , \S $ i'I2NiIsi : IllS ow " 1n\ ' .
lu"Ie Crl.Iu Shu'lnll In.1 n Hlthl
Iu "hunt" tin' 4tuuIT !
1.0$10 D. Sinclair , the hoosIer Monte
Cristo who sought to tilde his princely Iden
tly by ecrawhlmmg on the regIster of the Grand
hotel the plebeian name or Davis , left for
his home . II Vincennes , Ind" , yesterday afternoon .
Leslie had abont all the fun a man can
havu In this town with plent of nioney.
When In the presence or sore 01 his newly
malIc friends yesterday he Picked lP the lit-
tie hand grip that hat been kicked around
the hotel with the commonplace remarl
? , l , e _ : Io , I .u e _ I .h ? Imati"ummneyenotighm _ .
.en : < . IUle unle cournel Ol ' wv
In auk bills. I was 1 wonder that sonic-
body did not Fet away with the modest looking .
Ing grip , for Its owner hnll left I wherever
he hapenell to droll I , sometmes In the
hallway , sometmes In the hotel bar , a 11
sometmls It accomanlell him on his visits
to Rast I Plerco street . The police were fully
satisfied that he hRII a rIght to spend the
money , for thy learned positIvely tmt I
WM all his , but they were desIrous of seeIng
that he was not held Ull alHI robbed , or that
he dId , not get too rllid In his fun
lila gait was certainly a dizzy one In
twO nights he spent hetween $600 and 'iOO
In one balnlo , lIe never gave an order for
anything that amonnted to less than $25 , and
as a partng remlller of his affection fur his
fellale friends h gave each 01 them 1 I
twety.botte basket or wine , and to keep ( '
the three or four stable boys from feeling
)
slighted he sent them ten.botte baskets
This was getting away wIth the monl ) ' pretty
last but It was not fast enonlh to suit the
princely ' Leslie . - and -In - time ; - pf'eSenCehIs
admlrlnl audience he counled ant $200 In
crisp new bills and worked real hard for five
mlnutl tearing them Into bits then rolling
thll between bls palms moIstened with
saliva , he lade a neat little paper bal which
be tosspd Into the spittoon , and then setting
Cite pltoon on Chic window sill he kicked It
Into the street Who finally secured tJOSSIS-
Ljon or the valuable paper ball Is not known .
hut It Is quite likely somebody will cal upon
time United States treasury to r deem the mutilated .
Uatel currency ,
. Sinclair was not engaged In getting drunk
all . the time he was spending hIs mooney .In
faCt he was always the most sober one In his
crowd. His friends In Vlncennls who hav
been communicated with say that he Is a
mOdel 'onng socIety man of great wealth ,
which he Inherited , and Is also a member 01
the bIg shoe frl 01 Dadtlet & ( 'a. He
ulelmes makes the monlY fly , but when
hl wants to cut a very wide swath he gets
a good long way rrom liomne
I was learned last night that when he
CllUO here he showed eleven $ packageR ,
or new bank bills of Cbs Pilsbnrg First :
National bank Issue , each package In its
original wrapper , and besides this hacl a
couple o thousand In broken lots tucked
about his person.
Unler all the cIrcumstances the police
believe they wee justified In thInking he
might be a bank burglar or a train robher
One thing that perhaps hastened Ir , Sin-
clair's departure was time hint 01 the chIll I
er police that there was Ianger 01 him being i
lobb.c , During the afternoon several
strangers were Inllustrlously cultivating his
aequ1lntancl. Their conduct was so susl-
clous that tie chief took the young man
UIHI6 his protection , made him gather up his
money and accompanl.od him to one or the
banks , where It was counted over agaIn and
$ ,25O of It put In the form of a draft all
sent to his address In Vlncennes by niajl.
I was reported that s11ebdoy had suc-
cpded In "touching" him for $250 during the
afternoon , as that amount was missIng when
a recount was made.
Cn"I.II ' "h..1 UnI'
On our honesty and truthfulness , and have
learned from past experience that I pays
always to do jut what you promise.
Our August clearing sale has been every-
thing we could expect , and to keep the luter-
( jt : up to stand1I we will make 80me Inter-
eating prices on be ! blance or our summer
merchandise to clean up before August 31.
Mackintoshes half price , In three lots , at
$ l.ps. $3,2 and $4.6 : sold as high as 1000.
Wash goods worth lOc and 121c. now 4c.
Colored dimites sold as high as l1c ,
flow 9c.
Shirt waists , choIce of our entire dock , 75c
for Big 25c line of silk belts . sold as high as 45c ,
All wool checks , 36 Inches wide , worth
25c. for 121,2C.
All wool novelties , worth &Oc , now 25c.
Bargains In wrappers-Cic , lie and 9c ,
worth as hIgh as $2.00.
Silk mits at 15c , lOc and 33c : sold as hIghS
( S 6Sc.
Bos' and men's sweaters , 1c , 25c and 33c ;
sold from 2rc to 50c each
FOWLER DCK & \AI.KER.
Council Bluffs , Ia .
lie " I\I. iIi . Iulll. "
Snnd3) was a perfect sort or a day for
shooting craps. But It remained for a Phil-
adelphia traveling man who came over with
a friend Irom Sonth Omaha , to bag the royal
pouch 01 the cdy all timorous birds He led
a party or shootsts In a well known cover
not far front town , anti had signal success.
When he became tred enough 10 lult he
sold his game to thl keepers 01 the cover for
2200. Payment was male In gold , silver and
currency , and when he got on limp Omaha
motor he was carrying a hot sack that was
bursting ! . . with its contents. . I was . one of
Ine DIggeS gales or time season , ann , lKe aim
sensational events In that line , the winner
wa , a novice , but he had sense enough to
quit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
We have leased the L. G. Knos & Co.
cCal yards all wIll lursh ! all kinds 01 coal
weIghed on rly scales , ten and over , wlbout
extra charge. A. J. Bool & Co.
The ladles of the fourth divisIon of the
Baptist church wi gl'8 an entertainment
muscal : and social , on the lawn 01 Mr. and
Irs. Kramer . corer or Thlnl avenue and
Eleventh street ; his evening. All friends are
cordially Invited.
Head DavIs' ad. Davis ells hammocks
cheap. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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WiOS'i'flItN PENSIONS .
" . 'h'lnn. or Ih. . J.nle " 'nl Ht'-
it'ri'd hmy ' time n"I.nl Gos'eru. mneuit.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-Special.-I'en- ( )
Ilons grantell , issue or August 10. were :
Nebraska : Restoration , supplemental and
increate-Wiiiimuiis S. Mouths ( decease ! ) AI-
klnson , Iol , Renewal and increase-Charles
A. Sweet , Crehhton Inox. increame-Louis
Bi. Palmer , Merrick HtlssueGeorge Van-
055 . . \Inpworlh. Brown. '
Iowa : Supplemental-John Ilckerln .
A Ia , luenl Vista , Increuse-John DOlld8.
Iron lIiIh , Jackson : James A 8lrlrl. Con-
terville. AIpanooe ; Illar I.'rzler. inmilumn-
ola.'arren. . Itebssmie-Winiielti [ SpJnsh'r ,
1um.ston.'arle ; henry Amman hie-
ceased ) , Clmerocee . lherokr ( Original
wldol-Amanb Ginyerti Keolwk , I.el'
South Dakota : Originmmi-Juliims A. Html-
burd Oflway , Brown. HelssueGeorge W.
10:8tlr. : : Ihllul. Nowhin.
Colorado : iheim.sue-James H. Baldwin ,
\ \ 'oochlanui Pa rk . Rh I I l'aeo.
Issue of August 9 w.r , :
Nebraska : lnal-George W. Stone
\ .
Lincoln , Lancaster IncrpuseJohn W.
8hellbarler , Beaver City Furnas Helpsue
-osephus Williams , Kenesmiw . 4dams .
Original wldow-Calherln E. Hohrer , uial-
cohn J.ancaster.
Iowa : Orhlnal-John S. King , " Wootiwarti
Dallas : John 11. Atkins Council Bhimrtmt .
Pottnwatttmmie . Reissume-Jainea E. Dee ,
ihorjtiaum } 'owIFhlek.
Colorado : OrlKlnnl widows etc.-Minor or
etclnor
George U. At.r , Denver Arapahoe. HplsBue
-Nellie A. McDonald . Denver , Arumpaimoe .
South Dakota : Restoration and increase
-henry C. Dale ) ' , Dele J'ourche , ncT'aso .
SUI'I'.l.t 10 lie Still Comili mme ( ' .
WAShINGTON , Aug. 26The State tie-
partment has received no advices confirming
the Key Wet dispatch that Sanguly and
Aguere , AmerIcana beng ! confined at lora
Castle , had ben reeased. ! I was stated that
abut eIght or ten penons , Amerlcl CIII-
tens , or claiming to be such , were under arrest -
a.
rest In Cuba and that Sangully and Aguere
were the most. Important of 'the nummiber
These men were to have been trIed by the
milItary courts but through the interventIon
of tbe military courts they were a1ow&1 a
trial In the civil courts and an opportunity to
)
prove their Innocence ,
1'uclnu.Ie. for n Nchrus4mi Town
WAShINGTON . Aug. 26.-Tbe president to-
day appointed a postmaster at Takanoab .
Neb'l 0 S. Pam.lee
MUl'S 1ln ti'VIiI.ll IUIUI I.
'rrIUNIJ' In n lu" . . ' lit II I'nl. Iii
Sluu' ( 'Il ) ' 11.111 IneslImeuitt'ml.
SIOt'X CITY , Aug. : 6-Sbnday mnrnlnRs
double , tragedy In a ) motisG " qr 1 fare now
slems likely to \OVO to o ! tlcuhlo mlrder ,
'nsteal of . murder and a stile de. Ort . M n.
ter , ala hazel lalmond , ' who was fO'nl
wllh a bullet woull In hetwrtst belile thc
deal body of lax Noack , who hal a'so been
shot , Ilecl to lay without . eain'.ng COIcOUS'
ness. The Ileath of Jhe girl Irstrcs the halJe
of the pdlco that she \Io.uhl je abe to thro\
some light on the affair. Chief ef Iolcl
Young beleves a third plrt' h had 1 han < I In
the tragedy. lie believes Noek went to the
house all was robbed The propr1eor ' : of the
hotel where oack was etppng : says he hal
cJnslderable nioney , and a9 no ene raw hIm
spcnd any 1 Is thought lie hall It whe he ,
went to Maud lIoyle's pace : Those who 1e'
leve In the double murder theo think Ihat
when Noack Ilhco\erul ho had ben rcbet1
he raised a row anJ was shot by the robber ,
who then shot the g'rl 10 cover the Ira ks.
The father of Or :1ntor : , alas lammon ] ,
hal arrivel In the city Irom his hOle In Cen.
teal City , Neb. lie says that hIs doughier up
to three monlhs ago moved in time best soc'ety
In that city , hall been n memblr of the
church and taught a Sunday school dlSS , lie
lays the girl's downfall to tIme prop ' letress
01 the haute In whIch the girl Ua11 here
and who was a school chlm 01 Ora MInter
at Central City. No arrests hwe been mate
yet In tin ? cases and none II ill probably bo
Ilde until tomimorrow - . - . -
-
hills 3iiNiIS FtItiMiiN - . IN.JtltEi n.
: h , 1'lh'I' .r Ih ( ' n"llrll.t C" ( ' 'r-
t'iiute by ' (1i5.
DES MOINES , Aug 26.-Slleclal { Tele-
grammi.-At ) 2 o'clock this aferoon six fre'I I
men were o\rcome by sl0ke and gas In the
cellar of llammsen's drug store. All were rca-
cued , but several were baiiy proslrate Tlia
fleas In some rubbish a the bareimient and
was communicated to drugs and oils , causing
the noxious Iafe .
The firemen Injlrel were : W'illiamim Griffin -
fin , harvey Drown , John howard , Patrick
Iolgan , Ell Capron , Joseph HoJdy anti
Cluam los Urlar.
Morgan hlld to the hose until he fell over
and Capron was so nearly dcnt that doctors
worked hal a'i hour before bringing him to
conoiclous ass a.
hinm'- 'Vruhht' fur " 'ul..1 ! rmiilgi- .
SiOUX CITY , la" , Aug 26.-Speclal { Tele-
grammm-Tiie ) distrIct court today grantl(1 a
new trial In the case 01 Arthur lIbya against
\\.alter Strange , one or the mort Important
actions tried here for years . F.ve years ag
Hhys lost a cafe which he brought agaInst
Strauge to recover $30,000 , out 01 which he
claimed to have been swindled while they
were partners In the Cntral Stock Yard commi-
pany. A year ago he demallled a new trial
on the ground that Strange won the first one
by bribing the jury. _
The ummatter was tak.n UII at time fame tinme
maler . tme
by the grand jUy and indictments returned
against Strange and several Ilrominent mem-
her of the jury on the charge made by
Itimys. The court's decisIon has been long .
withheld , but as It Ieems to confirm Rhmys'
allegations It Is expected time Indictments I
will Immediately be p\shd , Strange Is the
sam man who fgured so IJromlnlnty In the
\\'oollbury county bon1 ! ca'as last fall and
who was removed b ) the court fem the
board of supervisors as a result 01 the
charges or corruption made against him.
Neys ' .fur ' I.un' "u"111 'I'roumhi- ! .
SIOUX CITY , la. , Aug. 2G.-Speciai ( Tele-
egram-The ) courts are already In trouble
with the new luwa jury law. A change In
the manner or drwlni both grand anti pct
juries was made by time last lcglsla'ure , 10
date from this time. Its UI grand jury Is
tme. .s Iral11
drawn the first or the year , however , the
court decded the old jury mIght hold over
till the first or next ) ar. 1 met today for
the frt time sInce the new law went Into
effect and objection was mlde to I by every
prtsoner on the ground that It was not legal )
summoned and Indictment ! returned by It
would not be valhi. 'hme nmrtis uncertain
. . . . . _ . _ _ 'A . . . . . .A The .M" ? dJrt AU. . . . . . . .
" . . U.'O" w 1..0" " . . " . " D. . . " O..U.
prevails In many other co'untlsln the state.
Smiloitum ait'im IrIt'n 'Ihut of Iliusimiess ,
! l.uI I'u Jrh' ( .r . . .lit' ' '
SIOUX CITY , la. , Aug. . 26-Spcclal ( Tele-
gram-A ) permanent injunction was Issued
toddY aalnt John 1bnderschel , the first
saloon man against whom proceedings were
brought \nder time Martin law. He was en-
joined front the illegal sale 01 lquor under
the 0111 prohbllon ! law , and whln he reopmed
under the Martin law he violated some of
Ite provlflons. For this lie was adjudged to
be In contempt of court and was heavily
flumed. Some tme ago he I treated membes
or the Woman's Chrlstnn Temperance union
v1mo entered his iilace to pray with the customers -
Corners , and claims that thus has made him
the object of the proiuibttionists' speclal hat-
red _ _ _ _ _ _
red.l.ule iipmuims'rmtt ChuIlt' " IlmuimuiM .
BOONE . la. , Aug. 26.-S ( [ lal Telegram. )
-Editor J. 10rnstein has traded his newspaper .
paper the Democrat , to lion. Charles D ,
Iloymiton for seven quarter sections , 1.120
acres , or land near Aberdeen , S. D. : valuation -
tion , $1.000 10rstein gives posees9on ! at
oncQ and agrees to slay out of the neWSIJaper
business In Boone for 1\'e years. lie sold time
paper just twenty-five years to allay rrom
the time he hnulht It. lie has made a great
t'acoass oC .u paper financially . lie " ill
give his attention to bankIng , real estate and
other lines In which he Is already engaged.
tulr.11 rur n S'eut I h ) ' iui ii.
SIOUX CITY , Aug. 26-SpE ( : Tle- I
gram.--The ) distrIct court today appointed J.
n. lewlns guardian for Henry Reinhmart
vice president of the Commercial SavIngs
bank , against whom charges of aduler with
Alice Priest of Chicago were recently lIre-
rcrrel by his wHe. Helnhart Is alleged to
be of unsouno mind and to have been squandering -
dering his property. lie ts worth several
hundred thousand dollars.
Iiitim I mmlii's' " 'I.lu.l.n , i
MASON CITY , la" , Aug. 2G.-Speclal ( Tele- I
gram-A ) special from Eldora , ha. . says :
The boiler of time tlmresiming machine engine
on Frank lloifmnan's ( armim . nine mlps north-
west of town exploded this afternoon , lcilh-
lag I. M. Thornton freman , and Annie
daughter 01 Frank Hofman , In tanty , The
boiler was an old one The coroner's Inlluest
Is now being held.
: t'umrIy lr\.1 10 11. . . .
LANSING , la , Aug. 26.-Felix Druner of
Galena , Ill. , mate of the steamer Menominee
was nearly carve(1 to pieces b ) two desperadoes -
does named Quinn and Roberts of Victory ,
\Vls. While the boat was making a landing
near there last nIght he was cut In a dozen
places , from an Inch to three inches In
length The assailants have been lodged In
'jai at Vlrol1ua. ' ,
- I
II.urult' " ' Iul C"uI"lf Suult'Iuhi' .
SIOUX CITY , la" , Au.26.-Special : ( Tell-
egram ) -1. : . l"usbe " a ' life Insurance and
allvertslng solicitor . bmnmi'nitted suicide with
morphine tonight. I 'hp ' 1 a wife here , but
was rormHly marrlNI lit , Iansas to 1 woman
still living , front wh9m : ' le was never iii-
\orced. She recently ca'e here. and I Is I
thought thai her thrtajs , ro\e him to the .
act , V
CllIun 1.I.n..1 1'lh'I.
CLINTON , la. , Aug ! l & -Speclal ( Tele- .
gram.-Edward ) GallI\er , aged 77. one
at the pioneer resldln' uf this city , was
struck by a Northweaer switch engine
er
while crossIng the trpcka on Fourth street
today and instantly kilkd. " '
Ynnlhful 1"u" ' I d.rl..f..l. .
CRESTON , la. , Aug ; 6.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Frank ) Keys , Frank Stoner and AI
Alien . yout6Cui footpads , were arrested for
assaultIng a man named Walker and relev-
Ing him of his cash.
. - .
" .uu't I'u ) Nesvfommmmuihuisid's lieluiw .
LONDON , Aug. 26.-The secretary 01 state
for the colonies , : r. Joseph ChamberlaIn ,
answering a question put by : . Wiiam
Johnson , member for South Belfast can-
irvatve , I the house or COlmonl today ,
said that the pegotiatlons between Canada
pegotatons
and Newfoundland looking to the incorpora-
ton of the later Into time Dominion were now
In abeyance , owing to the indIsposition of
Canada to accept the lIabilities of Newfound.
land
In answer to further questions a to
whether the government would be able to old
In overcoming the financial difculie which
presented an ob8taclo to time union of Newfoundland .
foundland and Canada , Mr. Chamberlain rid :
"Nut I I means that the taxpayers of this
countrlloua be burd ted with the cOat ' ;
LYNCHED ) FOUR IRDERERS )
Mob Forced Its Way Into the Jai 1l
Carried the Prisoners Out
- I
IERIFF ARRIVED WiEN \ TiE JOB WAS DON ; 1
Little l'ulUurulu , Illu'I'u , " ul
Yrekmi th ( ' S"f.U" ur "nII' ' ' ! ' ' '
Crl " " , I , ' " , ' /t'r" , \ Icl..1
In the ' \'url" .
YIEKA , Cal. , Aug. 2-l . our lurller r
were taken from time county jai by a mcb
or 20 Iln nt 1 o'c'ock lls : mornlnl and
lynchl < . A b.ml of clzens : , feulll that the
law would not be carrIe lout i and angered
over the atrocity or recent crImes , determ n'd
In bIeR lal rs into their own imantis. The
. _ . _ . _ u _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . . _ . . _ _ _ u <
InchlngIns a ghastly climax to the regn :
of lawlessne3 which has prevailed In SIski- I
you county for some months past. One 01 the
\Ictms wa Lall'rlnce Johnfon , who on the
c\Hlng of July 28 stahbo I hIs wife to dath
In time tOIl n of mn AnOlhlr was \'lliIammm
Null , who shot Hlnry la'ter In the back
wih a rifle near Calahln's : on AIJl 21 I.ou's
loreno anti Oarlnnl ( Scemler , who are FUp !
ICflll to have killed George Seas anti Casper -
per lelrerhnna itt BallY 11 on August 5 ,
were ale hangell. At 1 o'clock last night
farmers rrom all parts of the sur. mmmi hag
counlry began to drive Into town and 1)
mllnllht time mob was Ieatly to march to the
county jail. \erore takIng a stEP , hOI'el'er.
every precalton as tallen to prevent the
plans or the I'nchers from being frwtrte ]
by the omcers 01 the 1mw. The herlf amI
one cr his deputies \Iere decoyed to Inot'ler '
part of town by two members of the 10b ,
whore Ingagr < In I sham flmht , anti the
fire bell was mume1 [ to pf\ent an allrm
being given In that ' . When the '
way. j'i va .
reached the mob , all of whom were maklll ,
awakened Ululer Shell I Hadro d ard tie-
1 arl <
manlel the keys to time ja 1 He posl\lly
refused to open time tioor or give the ke ) up
telng them tb1t IC they broke In the doors
ho woulll blow theIr brins out. Finding that
heI'S , determined not to give them the
keys , they ent across to the jail and got
on , top t . of tue fton . wall . whIch : _ surrojnls , , ,
time jaum. leput ) : lerm Henry Iral/ chat
who had Iren sleeping him the jai since the
commitment or so many nuiirtlee . thlnltng
some one was escapIng from the jai , frlll
two shots out or the wlulow to alarm CIty
larFhal Parks and Dqlty Sher'l flqroi I.
lIe then opened time doors andas iinunedi-
atey : held up by the mob \ho tok the keys
from him and entered the jail . lav'ng no
keys to thl dltcrent cells , they were com-
peiie : to burt the locks with a sledge ham-
mer , which they proceeded 10 (10 at one' .
L1wrence Johnscn , who brutally stabbed hi !
\ \ Ie to death at Etn on Sunday evenIng.
July 28 , was the first to receive the attention -
lon of the meb. They broke the look from
the door of his c'l amid placing a rope
around his neck led hIm out of the jai anti
across the street 10 where an Irol r:1 : had
been laid betwl n the forks of two locust
trees. Johnson pllade1 [ for ni'rcy , hut the
silent gathering gave no heed 10 him 3cl he
was quickly strung-up , dying ( rein Ftrangu'a-
ton In a few mlnutls , The mob reW"nell
to the jai arid next broke Into t1e cell ef
Wiliam Null , wbo shot henry la'tlr at
Callahan's on April 21 In a dhp.te over a
mining property. Null tIe-Ired to make a
statement , but tme waR tao valuable to per-
mi any such prelmlnarle ! , nail he was soon
hanging nlcngslle or Tomnscmi : I.'uls Mo-
reno , who was charged with hwlng kle I
George Spar on the 5th of this month , was
then taken from his cell Ind was soon swinging .
Inl with Johnson and Null . Time last and
youngest of the four murderlrs to ray the
penalty of his crime was GHlund Seamier .
aged about 19 . . who : ' in I c''r nr i'ithm Moreno ,
was cnargen wln nav.ng Kleu ! la ! per Mairo-
hans at Bailey 11 on the 51h of this mOth.
A rope was placll around his neck sad he
was led from the jai In hIs bare reet. lie
beglel for mercy and his last word wee :
"Tell my dear old mother I am Innocent of
the crime. "
About this time Sheriff hobbs , having hee'
notified , arrived on the scene and starting
for the jai door was commanja:1 to halt ,
the command being emphasIzed hy the display }
or several revolvers. lie was told that the
"job" had been dnne. By Ihs ! time the
greater rart or the mob had dlsappea"ed ,
leaving only about thirty or forty men on
guard , who soon left after the sher'I ar-
rive(1. Time bodies were taken down hy Coroner -
oner Schcfpld and Marshal Parks , who reo
moved them In a wagon to an engine house ,
where they were laid side by side. The coroner -
oner has summonpd a jury to hold an Inquest.
Yreka Is a Ite : mining town and sears
ago was frequently the scene of mob vIe
lence. The summary manner In which jus-
lice was meted out to the four murderers
this morning remlndcd the poneer : of s m
liar scenes uring tie gold excitement forty
years ago , when It was not nn uncommon
spectacle to awaken In the morning and see
the body of a notorleu . crJm'nal danglng ; from
a tree. .
" ' 1\ ' SOI.ICITUI 1Ici ! ICUSIGNIOI ) .
St''iires I himrel.im'rntivI'osil . iomt
aitli limO lIiiuuii't'
nlh 11\lnl , '
CHICAGO , Aug. 2G.-George H. Peck ad-
nuts time correctness or the report that he
has resigned as general solicitor of the
Atehisnn Tnn.k & F.nla Fp svstun. and
_ nu. _ _ , . _ . . _ _ _ .n. _ _ _ . _ n. . _ . -
wi soon assume the position of general
counsel of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway company. Mr Peck , when
askemi whether the report about his leaving
time Santa } and going with the Milwaukee
& St. Paul was /ue , said Inasmuch as the
cat had been let out or the bag there was
mme U8e In denying It , although It was not the
1111nton to allow the mater to be mnatle
public just yet , as he would not leave the
Santa J'e and commence service with the
Milwaukee & St. Paul until September 1.
Ills resignation had been tendered to Judge
Caldwel a short tme ago , and a day or
two ago time later reluctantly and regret-
ruly accepted it.
In a personal letter to Mr Peck Judge
Caitluvell pays a most handsome Irlbute to
Mr. Peck's great ability anti the most ef-
fclent work he has done In the service or
the company and the old and assistance he
has rendered to him ( Judge Caldwel ) and
the receivers lie expressed the hope that ,
though Mr. Peck was taldng servIce with I
another company , he would be able to give I
.
advice and 'asPstance to the judge and r - .
celver until the reorganization Is com-
pleted.
When asked to give his reasons ror leaving
the Santa Fe , : lr. Peck said shorty aftertime
the death of JUdge Carey the president or
the Milwaukee & St. Paul askea him
whether he would consider a proposal tl
take tie posItion of general counsel for the
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway comnimany.
lit , < 1 < not at thc time feel inclined to give
up his positon on the Santa J'e on account
of tie pending reorganization , and his long
connection with th company. The Induce-
ml'nts offered were , however , of such a na-
tore that In justice to hImself anti his fain-
1) he could not refuse to accept the positon
company. tendered him by the Milwaukee & St. Paul ,
. " '
SWEET-SAVORY-SATISFYI
SWIFT'S ' PREMIUM ! =
- , , . . . i
HAMS ANDACON i
$ HAS BACJN
'
Think S
,
$ Think of time thousands t of hams
and bacon that go out from South
f Omaha dul ) " Wo slect but the
I beat ones for the brand"SWIFT'S
PREMIUMt' Smoked lightly-
Smoke
lJhty-
trimmed nicely-extr mild-not
salty. No mun could make them
i better .
For Sale by all Flrst.Clas Dealers.
SWIFT AND COMPANY
L SOUTH OMAHA NEB. f
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- - - .
FOR ALL DISEASES I
_ I
IMPORTANT FEATURE NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED
'I'h. OtTer ot Skilled ServIee " lt mitt I1xlm'miulC 1.111.(1 to Piie hohlnr.
: lulIhIJ' 'l'IIe 'l'I.tlu'lf. , II.hlllll1 h..Ilhl1'1.1. . . 10 All Ilucmuuum , 1 .olrllS
I r.et the information le anln rlllcnte < 1 In
Ue briefest anti clearest language In whl h I
It Is PossIble to state simple facts. 'rho
I1O\'I"lon Imlc by Dre. Copelanll nll Bimep-
ned Is for the treatmlnt nml euro Shep'l
persons who stiffer the IJnln , limo blight ,
the weakncM , the danger of any chronIc
form or eomlon dl"'aso or Inlrmlt ) . wimmit-
e\er nt one uniform rte of expense , never
excpcdlng that Ir lIve dollars , IncluIl\o of
nil IrlcllCs nltl rell(111 for one umiontht'mi
contlloua nnl wntehtul treatmmmemit Time
same measure or skill , the snlo degree of
care , the snme intelligent exercise of prores'
Flonal energy nncl effort nnll the : lne n\er.
I . . . " .rlnl Illrl , . nr n IIort la nltnrtni In Ril
fererms - froni ; ; ; ; ' mmervoims ' , uieiitngeummeiit ; ; ; ; ; ; ; i ; ' skin ' i.1 ;
ease , rheulnt m , etc. , its to thole nlicted : I
wih lung troumble , thlont trouble , stonlcl
troimimle , tr time deep infections or chronic
cntlth In ni ) ' form vhatever.
( INFI ICH 'r.
'i'Imos . . nl'I'h'll II l.r..1 tn Ur.
, , , , ,
roi'imtumI , mimi Smis-immriI , : ; * : : mmmiii Riut
I : . V. i.i fm' . ii I' , . l II I 1 , . mieli'oiim , ' I 0 it
trIiu m t reut I uis'umt m II Ii tihit t'imuimtt. ' , l'ar
thus , ' ImmmIui , full tr'uitnm'uit timer , ' I' .
mm. ) I.'upuisthm. . ' , , miI ( lie msss's'.uum.mt .15
* n munmijimi , i mmi'imiII m114 muted tt'ines ,
liti ) I'i' i'IS'Id i'lItlti4.
I'rinmigel Summt.'m'liIgllumiei i , , n iI ( . .
the St'Iemititi ( ' .tttt'iml iimm ,
Mr. Wallace Stewnrt , S2 S. 23rd street , a
native of lomughtts coumiuty amid mu tetegrnphu.'r
by profeashoum , says :
- - 11
, S'ALLACE STE\'AItT , 852 S. Zirtl St.
"I was ntliicte'd with catarrhm of time vimoie
system for imhiotmt ilve years. My duitemtse
Wa ) ; iii a had fommmm , veriunlts tliC Worst foimmi ,
Zulu I lll give Ir. b'imepmirti time credit of
itrimagiuig moo to may formmmer state of imealtlm ,
mint only at it 'ery tmililimg expense , but 1mm
far le's time than I hind thmommgimt imossihie.
"Catching coltis which I mu'ver got over
seemmieti time caumse of all my trouble. Time
D w'1ijtli huts
DY time ioiigcst
Y OLJ Lay cciii time : ' IIi .
P I . Lug forty time ytmurs mtios
DAVIS !
Cmtvi'ics the misost mOoniplL'tc steak of I
nittirs. C 111101' viitc fom' prices or c
first sigmi was In time head- pains mull through ,
% 'ithm tumlineq tnt1 eeiVht. 'rhmen a SItS-
tressing stoppse of the mmc's , with tough
pimlegimi in time thrust , ihumtII mmli ntmtnsa
of smmmehl numd tssto seemed leaving ate.
\'orkiimmc down , time tUntme becamime cooled ,
with a continual batl taste lit may mouth ,
CIecliilli' nmorrmimmgs , As I kept negis'otilm
may contiltion time etonmich amid boweha '
ilnmilly beeiiiuie the' center of a tdlghulltig
cmutnmrh whmlc'h bmutmht cii pemiot'.s o ( nati-
rca , vnlui amid abtiommahmni : tendernei , This
is uvimat people call , I beileve , tii'pesla.
"I 'vomit to lr , Shiept'rd im lion may vysten )
seenmeti pietly well fimalumod of its nattiruti
vitiiiities by timI bug tmelcctod caimurrh.
lie took iigumt hold it time titacaso and eumretl
it , itnti , Re I immivo already rultl , ut a trifltug
expemuse of Clint' mimimi mooney , "
AN'l'hiLiit i'OlN'l' ,
A ii su.ffer'm's , friusim t'hm cmiii ie (1 ipsemiso
s itt , 111,1,1 , mi-sets t' t lit' c-mt cc mu mitt
( i''iitiut uit I lii' iit'i'tl aa I ttmoiit tiny cx-
1'1'1151 'nlumt lever toi.1 mm imomni mutt
uiN"'ssuIit'mit nil mu lit hi n.itmthih ,
Iuui'iumIimui miihl.'Iiie , . uuimi SeVVioehI , tO
, , ItIe mumtl mliii I I liii tt.'iut N mull i.e.
lIlCiIit ) 'i'O 'Fit 's' l'l' .
' , , ' ' 'J'i'eumt-
l'eimle of Neiirimsikmt'i'uih tug I his' -
iit'iit ha 31mlI , .
Ii-s. Rhizuuhiet ii 2iicGotuguuum , remitlimmg corner -
nor 'I'emmtim ummmti .Iuiv streeta , i.iumc'olmi , Nob. ,
a tvommumn umeltl in high cateommm tmy her neigh-
bore of Clint t'itt' , ttmit..s :
"So tumult' of time imeoiile of Nt'Itm'uurlcuu have
Circa eeimdlmmg tom' eyinptommi blitiuks it tie-
ommrmed to mime tlmmt there lutist b it gmmcnl
iiemG tiC tin-cit him time itystemmi of manil tm emit-
nmt'imt that humme commit' into suieh gemmeriti fit-
mr. flimtl I Ilium hL ) comiel uidt't' & to 1mm Ice per-
soimmul test of lIst t'xt''lteiice. I hiatt been
nlliicteti fur sonic nine yours with t.et'ero
thuromut nuith broneimhutl tioutiic' , conmpl Ira teti
vi tim a ( I is C I esslmug a miii dehi I I t a t I umg ii ff.t'timi
of the stomnmichi mummti boa . 'lmt , time outgrowth
0 f CO iii itiUii CII I tutu , mtimtl mm hi I ii esi re I o say
to nmy fmit'mmuis uuimtl to tiut' world its simply
tlimtt the Copelaimmi unit ihm.'piuitl treuituml'mmt
hrommghut multi time m eliot amid cure I imuol s
vim I mm I y sougim t 1mm stm mfittli y ot itt'i' ti ii t'c tiommit
I miced Immirtily mlii tlmuit I mttromugly counmumenti
time systeimi to timi' mmltiieteti evcmywiit're. ' '
Pr muimi I I ( ri-mit iim'imt is mits rot' .imip-
touts lIumimi , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
wiiIiltIi tiliI % 'ts'oltIC.
'l'.i ummort' fiiil timeet nit , Ii'miiitiitis ( St
mm lii rge ml mmd iiu't I lime miu'uti't le. ' . lrs.
' , . , , ututil Shi'iiir.i hiumis' eitiutrt't
liit'lr . ' , , uisuiltmttiiui roniii iiiii Iithormt-
lisrIeM , iiiiii hmmi , ' t'4'i3. , ' , ImmhimmiI'iit roe
I ii.ruigim , , , , ' I ia.rlc , 'l'i'ir
, .umi.'I.ums stilt , ' of umirlir till lii , ' tlmirt
, , , , ( if tIme Nev ' , , rk iIlt it.II.iimisc.
itlm aiii fmimtmige nit , , , i'itrtiituik
mmiiii $ es'mmtt'eiutii , .tr'its , ( 'oui'ttluiteM.
'i I thiuut iltituh , C. ( Ii , . iivgest mmmiii itt'sC
ml iiittuiteti mimedleutl .tdiis'i' I ii Nehirmisleit.
ORS. COPELANI ) & SIIEPARD ,
ICOOMS 812 AND 213 NE\ ' YORK LIFFI
BUILDING , OMAHA , NEll.
Office Ilotmrs-9 to 11 a. m. : 2 to 5 p. m. . Eve.
nings-Wetinestlays anti Saturdays only5
6 to 8. Sunday-b to 12 in.
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to your lmiteiost tia solc.t flu ut Pii
nir tIme necessity of i'caiIimting for
PC1'Id , 'Flic paints muuutitifiutottirma
'I'll & MILIAG4tN MFG , CO. fill tliltl
Lt. 'l'lmey liuu'c Eaccit sohd for the Puist
mtii.t littt'ma sven thu d'mstintot'iomi of baci
I dutr.mbhu amid ctoiioiii.o.tl : ,
: UG , PAINT
AND GLASS HOUSE
Ii'u'i , 1'.tiiits and GI.1s3 iii Coumiolt
olor cmtmds.
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AHT GLASS
Of time most beautiful patterns , original designs , and Chic prettiest fancies of archi.
teds and home builders faithfully an d artistically reproduced.
PLATE GLASS-
Fronu a single window to car lots.
GLAZED SASH-
All stock sizes , and aumy special else or shape desired furnished at less than ant
conmpetitor's prices by the
COUNCIL BLUPPS PAINT , OIL & GLASS C ) .
The largest exclusive house iii Westermi iowa. Send for prices on estimates.
"titsomiic 'I'emuplc Humlidimig.
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This extra-
Ordinary Ro Constipation ,
1)izzuiiees
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juvenator the Is ) 'itlilng Ben-
most
wonderfuL satictmmsNcrv
discovery of ouatwitclming of the
the ago. . , amid other eyes
lass been cii-
lorsed by the pails ,
leaduumgsclcn- . Strengthens ,
tine men of lulvigorsutes
Europe and , andlonestimo
America , . entire system.
Hudyami is Hudsan cures
purely Vega. j I ) tib t 1 1 t y- ,
table , Nervoimmmcs ,
Hudyan stops lImIuiomus ,
Prematureness amid developis
muimd restores
of the SI Is-
veak .
in 20 organs.
chmargo
I'alima
in the
days Cures , beck
iotes
LOST byayor
MANHOODi3 i3 nihtstopped
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1' 't
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& ' . - inmflli.t1 . , I . .
quickly. Over 2C)0 ) private endosemcnts.
I'rematurenera meitims Imtmoteney lit Itmo ilrst
Stage. it is a symptom of sernimmnl weaiummes
and barrenmmesq. It cutu be aopped tim 0 dayS
by time use o r Hudyan ,
Thonety tilseowerywna insdn by the Special.
Istioftime eM fsmnuslludson Medical Insiliute.
It is time stromigest vitaitrer mmmdc. It is very
powerful , but imaimbea. Sold for ei.oo a pack-
aso erG packages for S.O0 ( risin sealed boxes ) .
WrItten guarsniec giveuformicuro. Ifvommhmmy
six boxes and are cot Ontirehy cured , six more
willbcsoot to you freoofail charges.
Bend for rircularsanti testimonials. Address
HUDSON flIEDIOAE. INSTITUT1 ,
Junction StocktoimUarkct & EIll.SUe ,
San Jraesmclseo. Cad.
Dr. D. G. GOLDING
SPECIALIST.
DIsease. of the Nose and Throat , Private , Skin ,
Blood , Nervous and Citrwuic Diseases , Consults.
tion free anti ctiumtmdentiam. Ccii or write. Oittce
t1UK , 8 a. in. Ct ) S p. in. Sunday , 9 to i2. Comm.
suitation rnms , Nes , 204.005 Douglas Block , H. ii.
Car. i6tim ufld Bodgu stmeeta.
OMAhA , N11t.
SpciaI NolicosOouocil ll1uff
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CISIMN1IYB CLIOAN1. B' VAUIrS CLF.ANSD.
ia iiumrke , at W , H , ttomer' . , O3 flruatlwuy.
rOlt ltIN'I' , suv'r , i , isoo. concuit SToitlo.
room , lOxIOQ , In tiiipp ttiock , Stemuun heat.
Ce4ltmmtiiy located. B. II , Simeutfe & Co.
\'ANTkD , A 0001) GiRL Volt OiUViitAI1
housework and guod cuoic , 7O. titxtim mivmmuu.
SVANT0. ( ) IXCL TO ASSIST iN liONt3UWOitK
and go to schooL 1nruire GQQ L'aIC 1'Letc street ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAI5I'I'AL. - - ' $100,000
% 'ii SOI.mci'l' Yotilt iIttSiNlIS4.
'i : insi it i vo t'lt CO lLiC'l'IONS.
OI1 OS' 'I'IIb OLiiS'i' IItNiS IN Itt'
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i'uit C1ON'l' I'Aim ) 'I'IlE iEl'os1'a'
CAL.E , INI ) SIH US OiL W'Itl't'lI ,
ItAILVAY % THIECARD
Learet IILJICL1NGTON&MO. 1ti\'bJtitmriy '
( ) uimmmiua ! JumtenDePt _ : ! . ° 1 ± _ Mitsumi Sts.i Umuiatu $
; . . . . . . . . . . . ) IkItitbg , , , , . , , , , , , 9:10mm :
4O&pni.Iijk. : itiim , Mont , & I'Umcet Sail. 1x , 4.OOpiri
: . . . . . . . . . . . lxpies , . . . . . . . . . . . 4Ctimm ;
7CounnNebrasicu locui ( except Sunday ) , , 7:4pn :
Cltanm : , . , Ltncomn Loctit ( exceit , Suntluy ) , , , li : zumaa
2:4pimm. : . .F'uatt MaiIrvr Ltmmcoimm ) daily. , ,
Leaves ICIIICAGO , iJUItLINCTON & QiArrtve
OmahittUntoum 1)tpoi , ititi & Mason mtt.i Onmatma
4:4pm : , , , . . . , , , , Ctmlc.ugo Ve.ttbuio. . . . . . . . . .
: . , . . . . . . . . . . . 1.itmtsi. . . . . . . . . . . 4JOpm
7f.Opm.Cimtcago : & mu. Louts FxI.ress , . , 8U0tmn :
I1OOummn ; . , , , , . .I' attilo .Immumctmon I.ucmji. . . . . . . OaOpmn :
I'att Mali. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2iini :
Leave , CIIICMIO , M1L. & ST. I'AUL , Ameives
Omruaiua Union Uspot , 10th &Musomu 1St. , Oummatia
6:00pm..Chicago : Ltimmtteti. . . . . . . . . . . 9:30am :
1iZOam..Chtcagoipreu5teL : Suiitt4y ) , . , :2pmrm :
Leaves ICIIICAGO Ri NOR'tl i\VIHT'NiArrli e
OmmmanaUumIan 1oct01 , jttti & Matioum iStsI Omaha
10:40am..Casts-rn : Bx.reza. . . . . . . . . . . 5:3Om
4:20pm , , . , , . , . . Vesttbum.d Limited , , , , , , , , , 9:2lti :
; & . . . . . . . . . . ? . , Vaiiey I..ocai..10ZBprit :
5:45pm..Omntuiua : CtmtcmmgOi.ectumm , , , . , . , 1 : IOpmn
Leaves CIIICACO , it. I , & i'ACIFICiAmmiye ,
Omnaima Union ietut , lOtim & Macon ta.l Omaha
EAST ,
11:20am : , .Atimmntto i1xmtre. ( cx , tiimnduy ) . . IiSpns ;
6:20pm..Night : Cxpmcss. . . . . . . . . . .
4:40pm : , . . , Ciutcago Veatibuted Ltmtutted , , . .
\VlsT ,
6:4Opm.Okiumimoma : & Texas ax ( ox. Suum.iO:3Oans ) :
1 ( Opuii..Colorado Ltmtie . . , , , , , , . : UOpn *
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I.eavea C. , tOT. I' , at. & o. Arrives
Cimahua Depot , 15th anti Wibiurer ills , I Ounaimui
8lOnm.Btoux : Ctty Accommmmo'hatin. ShI5t
12Itpuim.StOux ; CIty 1xpremis ( cx , Sun..i:5zuni ) :
Citunm. : ± _ . . . . . , lIt , ' . . . . . , . . , .
Leaves I' . . mc. & MO. ' . 'ALI.IY. IArrlvii'
Ommmuha Depotiitim mufldWtbitcrsta. i Ornatmm
! ; lOpm..Fnst Mali aim't Iapre. , . . . . . . .
2IOprncx. : ( Sat.S'yo. ) . dim , ( es. Mon. ) , , 4bit.mt :
9 :0.mmmaNoroIk : 1.pr& sa , X , SUndut ) , , IO:3amn :
: . . . . . . . . . . . ' , . . . . . . . . . . . .
. C.HT. 3. & Ci1. irriye ,
OmnahmaIUnioppit iqj & Mu.ummsta.i Ounahm
9tOtirmm : , . . , , Kutnieti , Ctty D.iy lm.mmres , . . . . .
_ 94ttrmlC. _ Ntgtmt ix. yiat 1'.Tiuni , Go0 :
Ie ; ; ( . I- isouiti i'cui'ib.
OmainI , mept , 15,11 , anti Weiiaterlft. . Oimuumhma
13:4 : ° amn , . , , . , . , , . St. Lout. ixprtm , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9iOi.m : , , , , , , . , . . SC , Lout , lxpre.s. . . . . , 60ipna
3:50pm . , . . , Nebraska Local ( cx , Sun. ) , . , , , 9OOam ;
; ; ; ; 1sioux CITY St PACi FIC lArii"
Ornaitailepet , iflum anti Vebi.ter Simi. I Oimmaii *
: , . . . . . . . . . , _ l'aul Limited . , , , . , . , , . i:3ajTj :
I.eaies ' SIOUX CITY & i'ACLI"IC. iArriv. .
OnuanalUnion Depoti0tii& a1auxs St..J Omaha
6''t.sm..Sioux City ' , . , . . . . . . . .
i ! ! . ' _ . . . - ? aui . . . . . . . . . . .
Leave. tl4iO l'ACIi'IC. iArrIvT
( Haulma Union 1)e'ut ; , 10th & MtmIoflSt.i Omaha
9:43am : , , , , , . , , . . icearmuey hxnrc. , , , , , . , , ,
2OOim..Overland : Flier , . , , . , , . . 530pnt
2Oopmn.Iieat'ce : & I4trouuustti' lx. ( cx. Sun)13SOpnt ) ;
ThOOpuum . . , , . , , , , . .l' iulfIa I.pre. . . , , . , , , , , . , 1O:2.ac : )
Fast 1.Iati , . . , , . . , , . , , . , 4-top
Leave. U WAIJAS1I hlJslt.WAY , JArlve
OrnahmalUnionDepo.lOth _ & Maaomi St. . Urn t *
: o'om.Gt. Lout. Cammnoc iaUl2ZIp ;