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Ourl 1te1 CCuncl nurl : 110 rooms
tacng 1ayln p3rk. } . F. CIt ! ( . popIHor.
( 'nl nthe auemblr No. I , 1' . S. , wi nicet
Thun lay afernoon In Woorlmel or the World
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Incamnent : No. S. Union VelH I. lle ; ,
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atl I.tlle . ! ! ' Auxiliary No. 17 , Unlo'n Veteran
LegLon ! .lel this eenln .
The lathes or the 1'lrt lrrLyteri:1 : church
let
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church Thursday evening , Septemher 2\ .
fltniiia Ostrum Ia ! grantrt t 1Iore from
Henry Otrum by Judge 1cy yesterday ,
together wih ! the custody or their children .
and O t\ln must pay the costa. !
unl Murphy
The attachment suit of Nra
nJalnet n. W. Sigler Involving , nbl\lt \ $2CQ
worth of crOlls on quatter' Lard neO Inu'
awn was trell before a JUry In the 11strle ,
court yesterday nn,1 , a verdict , returned In i
fiver of the Ieense. , [
JustIce 'Iet yeterIny hearl tht e''ldclco
In an uttachmeut suit of M. Hand Ilgallsl 3.
Mu rks . In which ) , thc 1)1.lntt ) ! Is tryliig tc
MurJs. , . or the ( Iefcr.l-
ntarh $33 worth of IlrOCrty deferd. I
, alit , who claims to be a minor. The two I '
\HrC formuly room mates.
Sheriff 11a7.efl returc,1 yesterday from
' Shrrlr . In7 he tool MarIa ltach to he
treatei , for Inanltv. She cluse,1 him con
trelle,1
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isideralilo trouble l the wJy.
111erahio religion hut In her \'Ioleut moments
alto gave vent to n great deal of profane
; ) . language.
MIteS Crum anll Mary Brown both of this
city ( married yesterday by Justice Cook.
'Iiiu groom Is I a well kno\n mploo of
'Iho . It. Snyder and has built him a house ut ,
rd4 North Seventh etreet . where the cere
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many was pcrfotnicd and wi
make their homr.
' wurk under the uporvi-
Thci class In fincy [
ZIon of Mrs. Charlcs Sherradn ! will meet
promptly thIs afternoon at from 3 to 5 at
' afernoon
prolpty
) 1rs. Anna 13. Phelps corer I.'lrst avenue
and Sixth street. Price I"r Ics1n. 25 cents.
Proceeds to be given Women's Christian As-
soclaton HospItal. J
Mary Itasmtissefl . after several days of
obscrvatlon by the conlnluloncr of Insan-
ity . was turned loose yesterday anti given
to hel' father to be taken ; hack to her home
In Unrwood. She has a violent temper
UnI1\rwood. claimed the other members
of the family have not been careful about
rimming. faml\ ler father was given a talk hy Dr.
Thomas ami was allvlsc,1 to be tS gentle
as possible \ \ Ih her . and , to have her treate,1
by phiysiclaiis . In which case her recovery
' Is thought by no means Imllosslble. She Is
a sufferer from consumptIon and has frequent
hemorrhages , which males her case n serious
one.
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I arm loans made In western Iowa at low-
est rates. No delay lu closing loans. Fire
anti ternate insurance written In best of com-
. panles. Bargains In real estate. LOUGEI
& TO\I.E. Z35 Pearl St.
1'IttSONAL I'.iit.iC.ItAI'IIS.
J. C. Baler Is on the sick lst
The Stapleton company Is quartered at the
Grand hotel.
J. A. \utt left iat evening for southern
Arkansas on business
" 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Hill left last evening
, : or Chicago to spend a few days only.
O\'ldo Vlen wi ! o to Sl. Louis the fr"t
of next month to attend a meeting of the advisory -
\'Isory board of the American Protective as-
sedation .
Ibs Annette Wallace left last evening for
the east to resume her tudles. On the way
she will stop at Des Moines for a visit to
her sister , Mrs. Wyman.
Miss Helene Loudon of Fairfield , private
recretar to the United States distrIct attorney
arrived In the city yesterday to remain dur-
Ing the term of federal courl.
. Mrs. J. C. Mann and Mrs. Lh1el. mother
- , and sister of larry Macmi . left for time r
I home In Albion Neb. . yesterday afternoon
_ . ' fJ ( after a few days' visit In the city.
- S. S. Keller expected a vll yesterday Cram
his brother Adam Keller of Columbus. Ind. .
who has often been here. But he was doomed
to disappotmitmemit for during the day be
received I letter stat ng that his brother had
sustained a f l which bruised him badly . and
would have to postpone the trip awhile.
Mrs. C. II. Pinney who has been ill with
bronchItis and asthma for the vast fire veeks
, was taken much \ else Tuesday night and
yesterday her condlton was reported to
le very hngerous. le daughter Lucille.
who Is attending school In Detroit . was sum-
mooned by telegramo amid Is expected home
today. _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
For Sale and Trade-Thirty-five acres three
miles [ rom vostomce. Will take house aol '
lot In part payment. Seven acres , two miles
front Council hlluffs . very cheap for cash
Twelve acres five mies from Council Bluffs ,
wI trade for a good residence. Twelve acres
wHlln ' the city himnits . good house and bar .
fifteen hundred grapes . 200 apple trees and
other fruit want to trade for a well Improved
160 acre Iowa farmo James & O'KEefe , Coun-
ci Bluffs . Ia. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The I1arclian piano Improves wlh use.
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AINtn 'mmsis't S'Jt 1 ICHIAh.
I Ben Austin . who lives at 1509 West
Droallway. had been a better runner there
might have been a tragedy In that neighborhood -
hood a day or two ago. lIe was lying . some-
\ hat en dishabille . on his bed when a man
CII ! to tie .front door amid aCer a few pre-
lminary remarks made an insulting remark
to Irs. Austimi. Her hUibaml heard I. and
jumping off the bed proceeded to look for a
loaded l revolver , which he halt always . kept In
moo lureau urawer. unfortunately , lrs. Austin -
tin In cleaning up the bureau had decided
tie closet to bo a better place for the weapon .
and she put I at the botom of a pie of
boxes where It was of no use In an emer-
gency. But Austin gatherell himself together
al11 seizIng a club 11lt chase to the visitor.
Time chase extended over about half a 110 of
terrier ) and at no tme did the front man
I10w the rear mpn to get wihin ICy fet of
him. Austin threw a brick or tvo narrowly
J mising the other mami but lnaly had to
stol' for lack of breath. 10 vows he will
trounce tie fellow when he next sees him.
Chambers' dancing academy now open for
upiis. Cal aCer 10 a. m. Circulars.
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Gienwoud . Friday September 27 . Ixcur-
lon rates vIa the Burlngton route. Tickets
goo until September 29 for return O. 11 ,
Drown Agent _ _ _ _
UnA " 'IN XO 'I''rrnr.
A. Lumigard's tailor shop emi Main street
near Willow a'elle.11S eltered 'Dy burglars
Tuecday , nlg't. They broke slal pieces out
< f n rear window aid raised the window by
pulling the sprlng through the Jole ! Four
hairs , of p.l and , wo coats were found
missing when the ProPrietor opened the store
'c-serJay ! imiormiing . A big watch dog was
In the rant [ pat of the store all evening .
but made no noise I far lS anyone knows.
PIles ) by the bushel or wagon load ; elder
by ; the gallon or barrel ut the lelvue Fruit
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farm. Call ou or address H. C. Raymond ,
CouncIl Bluffs. _ '
, Sideboards and center tables are features
at the Durfee Furniture ! comnpany's today.
The new Bluffs City laundry 34
North Math claims Itss wear and finer wotk
on shmirta collars and cuffs than aly laundry
In the state Phone 3\
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The following mlrrlae lcenses were 18
sued yesterday by the county clerk :
Name and atidrees . Age.
William Lackey \\A8hln"ton , D. C..32
Alice Fvaiiie . 1ew York. . . . . . . . . . . . . : I
Miles ( 'rum . Council hlitmrfe. . . . . . . . . . , 1
Mary Brown Council Blur" . . . . . . . . . 7
n. 1' . Butler . hazel Del townshlll. . . . . 19
Bertha hale , lolawalumlc county , . . 17
IIiie1li-mm's Arnleu Salye ,
The best salve In theo ; ld for cuts , bruises
_ . sores ulcers salt rhouni fever sores . te tar ,
. . chappr hands . chibtaimms ! , corn. . and all skin
: eruptions . and positively cures plies . or no
. PlY required. I Is guaranteed to give p3r.
k : feet satistaclon : or money refuede4. PrIce 25
tl ; cents per box. F'orsae ! by Kuhn & Co.
r' - Ladle who value a refined complexIon must
Use beautiful Pouonl's .kln Poflder. 1 lroduc . a soft sni
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1'1'111 , "ord'-lnn , JaIled fur 1ll mmmi-
,1111" I I I ( i rllll . ' "ror.
Frank , 'ar.rmRn. n n(11 Oak man who Is
under Inrlctmlht the United State grand
jury for the crime of bootlegging . ran up
against Uncle Slm n.teIJ ) ' and barked his
shimmain the usual way. _ cording to the
story ofV . J. Mlrtn ! ! t Grls\eh. a mncrnber
of the grand jury . ho was rolug from .lnner
to the federal building ycterlay afternoon
when ho mel \ 'ardoraen In fl'elt or the court
houe. Iutn Is town marshal : t Orl5wol1 ,
nnj , 'nrleman , ha'l b cr told ] that 1,0 had
been InUrumentnlln : g ettlt : ; witnesses against
hmimmi. \'arllem.ul : stopped hm ! , and Appln !
I vlo t'phcliet said : "r ulleltalll , 'ou're
galnst the mln liii that ? . " hb beU getting witnesses
reply "I . unmierstall(1 Im not , " was Martin's
"Wel , If I lrH1 you are the cue lther my
light IJn gel to go out { I yours. "
'fwo other mNller of the grand jury J.
I ) . Hornhy Inll Arthur : MtIln. ! werJ wal ( .
Ing lot far away . anti celmg Chat on excited
commvcrsatiomm Wi gollg on . tnlkeil o'er comIng - I
Jug ujls ! In tme te " ienr'arilcman say :
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"You - - - . - . I I find 'on'ro the
nlln I'l kilt you. "
Martin made con1lllntto DIstrict Attorney
1.'ulen Illl Msriimal I lraloy and In 1 trice
a warrant was on Its waj' to be barred . chargIng -
Ing Vurclemal with nicking threats ugaln
a United , StAtes grand juror whie the latter
was about to perform his olcial dnty. Varda- ,
man was Lron/Ilt / before the commissioner
anll the grand jurors told their ! storle . At
the close of the examination ho was bound
over to the grand jury and In default of a
bond of $ l00 was taken to the county JaIl
He was very anxious to have the mater SII1-
\Iessed on account of his sisters who hive
at Hed Oak. lie Beemed to take It fur granted
that ho would be convicted or boothcggimmg. ffr
ho said to a newspaper man that unless tbt
latest difficulty was aired In the papers he
would timid , It eAsy to malee them believe that
the two sentences were Inflicted for the one
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Jlllge ( Shlrs put In the day hearing evidence -
deuce In the $30.000 damage suit of Horace
W. Yates against the Union Pacific Railway
compan Yates was In the mal service In
November , 1892. Dnrlng that month there
was a heall end collision at Aida , Nub. . a
somali staten eight miles west of Grand
Island . caused by I switch being left open.
An eastbound eXtlre running at the rae of
forty-five miles per hour ran In on the side-
track and struck 1 westbound freight that
stood there. A large number of persons
were killed and wounded . the engines and
several cars were broken to fragments . and
the whole scene. which Is shown In nhoto-
graphs that were : introduced before th jury
yesterday , was one of Indescribable ruin :
Yates was among the Injured. The attorneys
for the company wi try to prove that his
InjurIes were not so serious but that he has
been able to work at his usual occupation
ever since.
The case of Heggerty agaInst the Union
Pacific occupIed a porton of Judge Wool-
son's dar. legerty also claims a big dam-
age fee as the result of a railroad wreck . and I
the evidence was heard lt the last term of
court JUdge \oolson at that time decided
that a release which the plaintiff gave the
company upon time paymenl of a certain
amount relieved the company from any fur-
timer lIability. Hegerty admis time release
Is genuine but wants I set aside. Time case
Is now being prepared for an appeal.
Judge Shlrs renderej a decisIon at the
morning session In which all the members
of the bar who were present seemed greatly
Interestel\ I was the suit of Julia Officer
against the 1mpkle Hardware company and
other ! .
Julia Olcer hronght suit In the district
court of this county against J. T. Hart to
recover $1.000 owlmig on notes executed hy ,
him. amid aided this suit by a writ of attachment - I
tachment levied on shares of stock of the
Flmiplie hardware comopany then standIng In
time name of J. T. Hart In this case she
obtained judgment In the dhtrlct court
against Hart for $11,000 and a condemnation
of the simars of stock . to be sold under a
specIal execution Issued In the C3se. She
tht filed a petition In time district court of
time county against tile 1mplle Hardware
compan . the National Bank of Commerce of
Omsha and other defomulants claiming that
time len of her attachment was superior to
lens of the above named parties upon the
stock. asking a decree etablshlng the prIor-
Iy of her claim And fixing the rights of lens
or the defendnnts as between themselves.
Time National Dank of Commerce of Om3',1
led a petition and bond for the removal of
the case to the United States circuit court
The plaintiff . Julia Oflicer . tiled a moton In
the United States cruclt court to have the
case remanded to the district court of the
county . upon the round that the controversy
between her and the deendants was not a
separabe : one . but was one requiring
the presence of all the defendants
whom she had made parties to her
stilt . This moton to remand was
decIded by Judge Slmlm'as who In his opinion
which was quite lengtimy and expressed In
the clear and terse language for which he Is
noted said that the right of removal from a
state to a federal court was one which should
be apparent from the record as It existed
In the state court at the tme the rlht was
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claImed that the petition In the state courts
and the petition for removal should show
plainly and wihout doubt that time right of
removal existed Because one court would not
oust another court of Its rightul jurlsllcton
unless I was made to appear clearly . plainly
alll without doubt that the right existed. lie
he11 that In the case at bar the controversy
between Julia Officer anti the defendants to
her suit was not a sel1arable one . within the
meaning and scope Ct the removal act of con-
grass , and cited a decisIon of time supreme
court of the Unlell States In what he claimed
to be an analagou case In support of his de
cislon .
Ho granted the motion of Jula Officer and
orderEd the case remanlled to time district
court whore It now goes for trial
11'SXISUX lIlIOS.
CIUNIIA Situ' .
ONLY THEE DAYS MOitF.
Saturday evening we close our door . We
have left several tholtnds of dollars of
cloaks wol underwear dress gods tilUt ,
slums. We intend to close them out resanl-
less of cost or value. Como In and
M.Ki US AN OFFR
Nol Is the t'1e that a few dollari. ' will
buy lots of 0011s. \ you need a cloak or I
fall wrap we will Save you at least half.
I.31Ie ! ' and chlhlren's woolen underwear at
half former prices. All of '
Al our men's flea
wool under\ ear . worth $125. now CI cents.
10Q yards Ilrusmmls carpet used In our
cloak room. Sell you any quantity at a
bargain.
Iemember , only three lays more.
iIiNNISON BUOS.
lfnrtN : XntI.I'reellt. .
The result of the efforts of Manager Alton
of time opera house to give time pzople of
Counci Bluffs I fIrst class place of amuse-
ment have fallen considerably short of wilt
he had . "The "
hoped Wife lS presented by
the Stapleton compan last evenng ! ; was one
of the stronlost pieces of dramatic \ ark
ever seen on the stage or a Coucc'l Bluffs
tbeater. The audIence was somewhat Durs
ter than on some previous occasions ! :
instead of Ilng every seat . a the qU1It ) . of
the performance merited . there were many
moro empty seats than full ones. Not a
poor 1)lay has been gIven since Alan took
chargD cf the house but It goes without say-
lug that neither he nor any ono elsa will continue ,
tnuo to run the place at a lOB for any great
length of tme. ! Now . for the fIrst tIme In
years . the people of this cIty have a the3ter
at which the best plan are presanted , but
unless thero' Is an Impovement In patronage
the probability Is that they will not have It
long. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Trnuhl'cl 'IOa ) 'cmludlt'iii ) ' . . 'nt'ry ,
Henry P. Sivera of Lucea . Jamalcl , Wes
Indls island . says ; "Slnco my reovery from
an attack of dysentery some ten years 'go. H
comes on suddenly at times aol makes mo I
very weak. A le8poolul of Chamb rlaln' . I
Colic . Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy taken '
II a little water gives me relief . I ciud : get
a dozen testImonials from people here who
hay been cured by thIs rrmed ) "
VhnllH' lit 3liINumiIe ImmHmmmmtsmt' ' ,
The directors of the Unie States MasonIc
association have called for I special meeting
of the members . to be held October 24. and
It I pret1 well settled that lame radical
changes will b mAde at that time . One of
time mmmost important or those proposed Is to
throw the doors of the association open to
everybody Instead of confining the Insurance
to Iusons anI ) Another proposed change '
Is to use the guaranty fund to pay death
losses , there having been so many of thee
lately that assessments have had to be
largelY Imicreased. Still another change Is
to make Chicago the headquarter or the corn-
paimy instead of Council Bluffs .
WhIle' these changes are only as yet proposed .
posed ret they , evidently being time wish of
the directors , and the directors . hy the
proxies lsualy given them , holding the reins
In their own lmaimds . there Is practically no
doubt thut the changes will be made.
Yes the Eagle 1l.ndry Is "that goo
laundry , " and I located at j24 Oroadway.
Uon't forget name and number. Tel 157.
\ In doubt about this try It and be con-
vlce\ ,
The Standard piano next to the Iiardman
'I'hlll I , 'I'tme' At.e Bxolc'rlt'll.
The men In the United States marshal's office .
fee were In a good deal of glee yesterday
over the appearance of a Deie Moines paper
containing an Intervlw with 1. D. Scimctbly .
a postofco Inspector from Wasimimagton who
Is said to have been In Des Moines [ for the
purpose of making an Investigation of the
charge or ree-grabblng made so freely against
, Iarshal Bradley and his men by the Olumwa
Courier . In the 11blshed Interview the Inspector -
specter Is quoted as saying that aHhoupIL ho
has made a tour of the state ho imas faIled
to find anything of any particular Interest to
the imbue. lie also said that the next tme
charges of fee-grabbing were preferred he
would come out to make an investIgation more
readily upon a complaInt made by almost
anyone In the state than the Otumwa Cour-
Ier. The closing sentence of the IntervIew Is
what putcular\ pleases the officials .
Latest autumn styles In millinery now being .
Ing displayed at Miss Itagsdale's . 10 Pearl
street. I
:1.rlon Comiferemice. I
The Iowa conference ot the Church of
Jesus Chi 1st of Latter Day Saints will be
held In Huntngton hall . 10 Broadway
Counci Bluffs . September 28 and 29. Speak-
Ing at 10 o'clock a. m. and at 2 p. m. on
Saturday , Sunday lt time same hours and at
7 p. m. A portion of the tme In each of
the last two meetngs will be devoted to
talking In time Scandinavian language.
Hardman and Standard plammos 13 N. 16th.
The Harilmami piano wins many frIends
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C"lunll ' , ' tl Arrange for lime 'I'rimns-
IIN"I"NII'I.I I I Coit Icrt'HM.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of prop-
erty owners and business men at the atTica of
Mayor Demls Tuesday nIght for the purpose
of making arrangements to entertain the
Transmlsslslppl congress which will meet In
Omaha during the later part of November.
Among those present were : Mayor them's Dr.
S. D. Mercer. H. J. Peimfold W. H. Bennett
J. E. Markehl . Ralph ] Kitchen John hush . B.
Subway . Charles Saunders A. P. Tukey J.
O. Philppi. 1. 1 Itheem . John S. Knox Jo-
seph hayden Isaac Carpenter , J. R. Utt. H.
W. ltlchardoomm . I. . Ii. Bradley , George W.
Kele ) John I. . Webster and 'mV. J. Conne'l.
Mayor Bemis was elected chairman and
briefly explained why ho had called the me t-
Ing. The Trammlsslsslppl congress Ild met
at Sl Louis last year and fl. W. Rchardson ! .
L. H. Bradley and V. ' . J. Bryan of Omaha
were among the ( Ieiegates. During the con-
venton Mr. Richardson wired Mayor Demnhs .
that there . was a possibility of securing the :
location of the next conventon at Ornaima and
askcd If Omaha would entertain the delegatEs.
Mayor Bemis telegraphed that Omaha woud :
be glad to vlcome such an asSmblage. : and
after a hot competiton the Omaha delegates
succeeded In carrying off the plum.
In view of the efforts which local businessmen
elorts
men ? had made In connection wih the state
air It was lt first considered dou1t 1 whether
they would be willing 10 take off theIr coal
and hustle for the convention. lImit all doubts
were dissipated TlesI1ay evening. : r. Knox
moved that I be declared the unanlmcls seoti.
ment of the meeting that time convention
simould be received and entertained In a manner .
nor befitting the great convention city of the
ivest and this was clrr'eo with I whoop. Several -
oral of the gentlemen present expressed themselves .
selves and a number of plans for enerta'n- '
ment were suggested. These were left for
future comislderation . however and emi motion
of Mr. lenfoJI the mayor appointed a committee -
tee . consistng of Mrosrs. Carpenter . Bennett.
lift . Rheem . Knox 13)'den. lchardsJn ,
Bradley and hImself to raise the necessary
funds to properly entertain the delogat . . An
adjournment was thE taken for one week.
The transmlsslsslppl congress will bring to
Omaha not less than 1.000 delegatN , who reproach -
resent twent.four states and territories and
the leading commercial Interests of their re-
spectve states. The conventIon will last fc.ur
lays and the sessions will be Interspersed
with rides about the city and other forms of
entertainment that are yet to be determined
on.
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OMAHA Sopt. 25.-To the Editor of The
Dee : TIme meetIng of the execntve committee -
tee of the Commercial club yesterday developed -
oped the fact that the merchants of Omah
were active . alert anti ready to push
forward the Interests of our cIty. The state
fair was a sueces , and would have been
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fi .r..t"r cinrnc Q h.1 I nfl h".n Inr tim "
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miserable accommamnodations furnished 'j time
street car people amid railroad companies In
taking people 10 and from the rounds. I
Is to be hailed that next year there timings
will be remedied. The railroad companies
undoubtedly did time let they could under
the circumstances but there was no excuse
for the manner In which the Street Halway
company handled the crowds. Had It
gone to work In season whIch It could
easily have done and completed Its tracks
to tile grounds hall sufclent power to run
its cars anti procure 1 decent cars for pea-
plo to rIde in . the increased patronage would
more than have pall for these extra expenses.
These matters were all discussed In the
executive commitee ; also the fact that
everywhere throughout the state are heard
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comments on the miserable depot facilities
afforded at Omaha and the eanert wish was
expressed that the railroad companies would : .
hnmed'stelr mpke some move In the dlrec.
ton ot giving ! Omaha adequate depot faci-
tIes. I has been demonstrated to the people
of Omaha that the Commercial club Is a
power In this community and now that the
state fair and fall festivities are over It
will tur its attention to other maters of
Interest to our city and state and It I to be
hope.1 that the same Sll cess will attend its
efforts In other directions In the future as
In the past.
The duty of Omaha Is plain : Stand by the
Commercial club. Let those who arc not
members become members at once and turn
their influence In this direction. Concert of
acton 10 all that Is needEd In Omaha and
let our huslness men rally around an organization .
g nlzaton tha has already done so much
for the city and Is now In sPlendid work.
log order and ready and willing to to more.
COMMERCIAL . CLUB IAN.
. \NI..I for I itelcilMe .
Ed Foster anti 1. L. Dares applied Tues-
day to Judge Baxter for a release under I
writ of habeas corpus alleging Ih support
of their petition that they have been Illegally
deprived of their liberty. Foster and
Dares are the men whose operatIons on
local banks by means of checks and drafts
were nipped In the bud before they had
been able to demonstrate what they proposed .
posed doing In the way or getting money
from the American NatIonal bank and other
institutions. The case Is set for Monday
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In.I..cl .r Gril" l.ur""I ) ' .
Steve and David O'Donnel were locke up
ytsterday afternoon by Detectives Hudson
and Bloom on an old warrant charging them
with grand larceny I Is alleged that on
the afternoon of January 29 they entered the
house of a neighbor Emma Droste 905 South
Twentieth street , and stole $159 worth of
property , Including $9 In money One of
the Irlsoner Is 19 ) ear of age and the
other . 13. _ _ . _ _
I..r"l.r 1'1 elu" Gumtify .
MUSCATINE , Lept . 26.-Spcla ( Teieram . )
-Ex.County Auditor Johnson pie .ded guilty to
For
forgery this afternoon and -ISmtenctci to
fifteen months 'n ' the penitentlary . JLimnson
stole $30.000 from the peotlp ? 'f MUleatne
county and was captured ftt'Hbfmoiulu . ' .
p
Ims : JISI S hltUthhiOLlI CI.Omn ,
Hurl hut Vnrd time , ; I"t11111" " . / ' ' ul
DES IIES ; Sept 25.-Speclal ( Ttlc-
gram.-Thls ) afternoon the : tcpte or hiurlbut .
Ward & Co. , probably the lat"est wholesale
drug Iioule In time stale , were losel by the
sheriff on chattel mortglges and attachments
aggregating about , OOO. The eolenctons
or the company for sonic time hmmwe ben very
slow and a confession ot a judgmc.t to the
estate of Ii. A. Hurlhut , to which they hl\'O
been In debt for many years . could not Ie
accompanied with the necessary cash. The
members of the company say they are In
good condition . with assets amountn ; to
some $250.000 and lablt03 smountng to
about $120.000. The company will at once
file papers for a receiver but wilt make no
sssignment. Milo Ward gave IS his ollnlon
that the affairs or the company would be so
adjusted ! inside of a day as to enable I to
open Its door all continue its busincos.
I.lnu nt honor lu Council .
D MOiNES . Sept. 25.-Sppclal ( Tale-
gram.-Tho ) biennial council of time North-
, western Legion of Honor began here today
wih delegates present from Nebraska , Mm-
nesota ! mini Iowa Official I reperts were the
order tOllay. The folowing gl all oilcers
were on hand today : C. S. lyrklt , a. C. .
Des MoInes : II. Beck V. G. C. . WinnE ,
Ken. : D. 1 Rowland grand secretary . Mar-
engo ; A. S. Carper a. T. . Des Moines ; Jo-
slah Jester. O. 0. l'aton Ia. ; J. S Game
past grand De Moines : A. J. ltyamm chic
mEdleal examimmer York Neb ; gramid trustees :
J. W. Itumimple H. N. 10dgman. nr. Cal.
W. Snmitim. A number or working committees
1\ ere appointed .
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C1EIWIRE. Ia. , Sept. 25.-Speclal.-G. ( )
P. Groves of Qulmhy and MIss Daisy Carpenter -
ter were married. at the home of the brlde's
parents at Quimby today Hev. Mr. Hoop 0111-
elating. 7'ne wedding was attended by numerous -
ous Invited uests and the presents were
lany and elaborate. The couple let for
Sioux City on time 6 o'clock train . where they
wi rmialn I few Ia's. going from there to
Mlmmneapohla . St. Paul ali 1)uluth returning
home vIa Chicago about the middle of Octo-
ber.
Editor D. E. Lloyd of time Aurela Sentinel
and Miss Zela Natress were married at the
Iome of the brhle's parents at Ollt place
tOday _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' 1JN Commimf's I'l. F'umlr.
MALVEItN , Ia. . Sept. -Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) attendance at the Mills county
fair today was the Irgestln the twenty-three
YEars' existence of the association . I was
children's day al11 all school children were
admitted frep. There were 7.1&0 admission
tickets taken at the gate over 20 being
cimildrcn. The entrlet are not quie as full
as In former years . but there are fine ills-
1.luys . of all kimids. The exhIbit that attracted
the most interest was that of A. J. Krons-
bEln & Co. I was the fuest on the ground.
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In.u VeterimuiN In SesMisimi ,
CLINTON . Ia. S pt. 25.-SlclsI ( Te1eram. )
-The fIfth triennial reunion of the FIrst
Iowa cavalry began here today \Ith the
largest attendance for several years. A
business meeting was held ths ! morning , at
which T'30Iutons were paseed to the memory
of the late secretary Phi Franc's. This
afternoon was gIven over to the rCllllon , snll
a grand camp fro wi be held ! tonight.
Major MerrIll arrived today In a spec'al car
decorated. with a glee club. The city . Is aborateIY :
! Inl' elt y 1. .t.ur i Arrc'Nt.c.
SIOUX CITY Sept. 25.-Speclal ( Tele-
grm.-S. ) K. Gregg proprietor of Pubic
Opinion , a local weekly . was arrested today
charged with crimInal libel. J. I. . Lewis the
complainant , Is In ex-convlct and the article
on which' he bases his charge reflects upon
his unsavory career. He dos not deny the
trut'n or the allegations , but , lays they are
designEd to hold him up to comiteummpt and
being wholly unculel for , gIve ground for a
crlmtnal proceeding.
Hnhhc'.1 h ) ' I I'oliceiimumi.
Sioux CITY , Sept. 25.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-F. ) S. Peterson a Sioux City policeman .
man . was arrested tcday for holding up and
robbing Hay flmmthvemm . a recent arrival In the
city , late last night. Huth'en1'10 had just
left the train asked to bl dlrecteJ to a imotel
Under pretense of doing so Peterson and one
harry McKenna are alleged to have enteed
uthven to a secluded place and robbed him.
Peterson has made I statement admitng his
guilt . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pnlr OrOllllN ht'stro't'uh
SIOUX CITY Sept. 25.-Speelal ( Telegram. )
The bars and stnbles of the Union county
South Dakota faIr grounds at Elkpolnt . north
of here , were burned this afternoon whie
the fair was In Ilrogress. The crowd was so
great that a panic was narrowly averted and
many fast horses were badly scorched. Tie
damage on the buildings Is about $1,000 while
on tie stock email exhibits the hoes wIll be
very heavy and the Insurance lIght.
. At thc SIUI" City ' nlr.
SIOUX CITY Sept 25.-Speciai Telegram. )
-This Is the fC' day ot the Sl'ux City fair
and between 5,000 and 10.000 visitors are In
the city. Time weather Is fine and the track
Is In excellent condition and tomorrow has
been set aside as governor's days anti Gov-
erors Jackson of Iowa Sheldon of South
DJkota anti , Stone of Mlssls"lppl and their
staffs wi bo present.
ChmeroI'c C"U"UN CommmmleIt'tl. "
CIIIIROKRR . Ia . Sept -SpEcal ( : Tele-
H. J. Smytim epochal census enumerator has
completed taking the CEnsus of Cherokee. The
entire populaton as sho' n by time report Is
3,59 . an Increase of over 200 snc : the last
census was taken The school census Is 1,08 ,
thowlng a gain or 167.
Severe Sturm ut Ihimrliiigtoim.
BUH.INGTO . Ia. . Sept. 25.-A terrific
vimid . hal and rain storm passed over the
city this afternoon. Barum & halley's circus -
cus was gIving a performance and dismissed
time audience. The main tent one small tent
anti the boarding tent were blown to strIps
and completely wrecked. No one was In-
RESCUED D fROM TORMfNT
Every Joint in His Uody Uacicl by
R lie urn it is in ,
Rheumlism :
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Cnul Xnt I" ' ( ' 111 t\rm IIII " % ' out
lu CnlNtult i'sutmsL5t . . " ' { rie StO' '
or u lelurl n'll. Cure
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WIlliam F. Maier . " . ; 18 Park } Place
Zanes\'lle , 0. . writes : ; ' 1tbout a year ago
I had to quit work qil. . account of rimeunma-
tlemn. Iliad the dlstuo.ln my hips back
and arms-In fact In 8\'fr1 joint In my body.
The pain was Intenfp . arid I suffered the
most excrutatng agonti'J My doctor coull
not do anything for 1 nd I tried every
remedy that could loijilggested : none of
them Ild me any good and finally my joints
became stiffened anh . rpre. At tinies I
strened tme
could not move my rlghC arm and I was In
constant pain I proeurt' a bottle of Mun-
yon's Hheumatsm Cure and within a short
time was completely cured. I am free from
stiffness and pain and can cheerfully recommend -
ommend Munyon's Remedy as the best I
have ever known "
Iunyon's Iheumatsm Cur act Ilmosl instantly -
stanty , curing many obstinate cases In I few
hours. I Is guaranteed to cure rheumatsm
In any part 01 the body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured In from one to five days.
I never fails to /ure : sharp shooting paIns
In the arms legs side back or breast . or
soreness of any part of the boy In tram 'ono
to three hours . I promptly cures lameness ,
stiff and swollen joints and all pains In the
hips and \ loins , chronic rheumatism , sciatica .
lumbago or pain In the back are speedily
curad. I seldom falls to gIve relief after
one or two doses , and almost Invariably cures
beer one bottle has been used
Muynon's Jomoepatbl Home Remedy
compal ) of PhiadelphIa put up specifics for
nearly every disease , which are sold by drug-
C\t. costly for 25 cents a botUe )
-
lured The elephants WHO badly Irllhlln.l
and nearly stammmpedetl . but were finally quit.
ad No other damage was done , although reports -
ports were eurrenl or 1 lIne ( that several
People were klhletl .
S -
1.001 Out for the :1lI't" .
:
And all other contagious Ils.asf by Ieop ,
leg 1 supply or Allen's ilygien'g 1.'iul con-
stanty on hand I has no superior lI a lure-
ventve mUclnels I Pure and sweet sine I.
log disinfectant , deodorant and germicide
healing mind cleansing. I has many other
uses which are toll of In the wrple , ! on the
bottle. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
I AMUSEMENTS. : aoo
CQcoccc
W. S Clevelanl1's Greater Massive mciii-
trels play two performances at the Creigim- ,
ton theater today , matinee at 2:30 : all evenIng ,
Ing at 8:15. : This organization Is announcel1
to bo even larger all better than that whIch
apleare,1 , In thIs city last season . being composed -
posed this year of four distinct organIzatons ,
two at which are COlposell respectively I of
white and black minstrel luerformmiers . also the
ledouln Arab circus all a troupe of Japane3e
athletes. The comllIY : Inclules , such veil
known minstrels as W. S. Clevelanl , Ilrt
Simepard J. Mocus Doyle Burt Marlomi John
ii. Biackford . 11y Pearl Edward Gardner
amid others ellaly ( capable and Ilolu\ar. \
Sam T. Jack's Big Extravaganza company
comes to BO11's theater for three nights ,
commencing Sunday evening next , In "The
Bull Fighter , "
It I time original New York cast that
I !
will present the comnetly . "TJO Much
Johnson " at Bo'd's theater on Wednesilay , .
anti , Thusday evenlns of next week . Inclll -
ing Wiiam Gillette . ! the author Miss Mall
liaslam . Miss Kate Meek . Miss I.oralno
laslam. lss
Jre \ ; . Samlel Heeel , W. Jul Crosby 1allh
hclmmiorc Charles J. Deli , Robert hickman .
Benjamin hendricks Thomas 1rlson and
Cecil Lionel "Too Much Johnson" ran al-
most the whole of last season In New York
anti has been as successful on the roall and
on the Pacific coast as It was In the cast.
Canary & Lel1erer's extra\'aanza. "The
Passing Show , " will return to this city , iilay-
leg an enagement of two nights and matnee
!
Saturday , opening at the Crelhton theater
tomorrow night. The piece Is most appropri-
ately named , for It Is a burlesque made of
hits of time most popular Ilaye operas and
specialties of the day. John B. ilensimaw
George A. Schlhior . John D. Gilbert . Seymour
iies $ . GUd Schier. , II. S. Tarr Verona Jar.
Jess.
beau Lucy Daly , Cherllah Simpson , Mamige
Leasing May Ten llroeck . the Sisters Leigh
and a score of other leadIng people who have
made names for thmemmms-eives will appear. Altogether -
connected with
together there arc 10 people
the performance : Imong these are Canary &
Lederer's original plckanlnnles , lving pic-
terra and no end of novelties.
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"Tho Cotton King. " with Its working machinery -
chinery In the mill scene its practical eleva-
tor and other realistic effects . which was so
successfully presented at McVlcker's theater
for 100 nights last summer will be seen lt
the Creighton theater for four nights , com-
mencln Sunday , September 29. I was also
produced for three months at the Academy : of
Music , New York City . all for four months .
In Boston where at each place It was conS
ceded to bo an attraction of exceptional
mncrlt Those who are fOl1 of melo-drama
should see "The Cotton Klnl " I will he
presented hue with time same cast that was
seen In Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon In Council Bluffs Mm.
Wiiam Lackey and MIss Alice E\'ans were
mart" by Rev. 1)r Phelps. Mr. Lackey
Is probably bete known by his stage name
or Wion. whie Mire Evan wIll bo remem-
bered In connection with Texas Steer. TheIr
marriage Is the culmination of an engagement
at some months. Miss Rvans met Mr. Lackey
1mm Council Bluffs . they went together to the
home of Dr. Phelps , secured his servIceS anI
with him rellrll 10 the county court house .
where a lIcense wn Ltrocurc'tI , . . amid Hr I'hmeips
pronounced the ( ernMIY Mr I.ekey gave
his age a 33 end his home l WahlnRt .
wlio \1 Enns' were placed al 22 , amid her
I'omo II New York As lon a the ceremen
was o\'e Me Lackey left I for New YOlk ,
while her husban,1 , cOltluel1 on the Cnlforl !
tour or the "Trilby" company.
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I'\CICIXU lut m \I.mo.\ ' OUTI11j'r ,
( 'oututimler.uisle. 1IIIrCI''IIllt ( icui ( Iii '
I Ime 3Iot.uuit'im I "r I I i " .
CHWINNATI . Ihept . U- ' Ieclal Telegram.-
Tomorrow's l'rlee Current trill ' ) I'nrkln Ie'
turns indicate A total of I ! . .Oh"i for time
week eomldr,1 "lh 155,003 the t'teeN' ' " week
anti 10.0 lest year . muklno 1 total of CI5.GO
)
since March I. I ngall t j ( < n hear ago. l'rom
lent places compare A' ( chaos - :
1'I.ACII. --I _ _ 1 h3. I 1S14.
hleAgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 2,4IO.O'X ) zsse.oeo ;
Inn.as City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : I/2.3'J / )
Omnhl Cl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4C. ( ) ' 1.0 1
81. I.ouls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2e'I.o''i ) ) 43.01
cmuiettumimiui . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234.e ) ' ) :21.001
1'llelnnAI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : C'.O ) 311. ( ) )
1llonnl'll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :61 : ' : ' : .OO
Cedar nll.Ils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 621 ) Ir.I\O '
Celar . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .0)1 : 13.VUO
St. l'iut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iCmO' : , 1,1.1' : )
\Iut 1,00'\
OII.II.W' ! . . . : . : . . . . . 1.Q ) \ _ 111.1 ;
SI1J..t tllel. . " .r Ch.lerl lnrhl' ,
' Imi the D ella ( Misuissippi
Whlo styllg II D11a lelslpl11
Ihettommis ) last miumumner R. T. loss , representing
sntng Botoms 1.1101. S1)'lorIro Co. of St I.oul" ,
suffered [ rom malari anti became subject to
atiscics or cholera morbus. In every InstancE
when attacked he was re lend as If by maglr ,
hy mlng Chamborlatim's Co Ic . Cholera aim I
llarrhmoea Hemdy. lie says : "I regard It a
the 'lie Illus umitra' of mo.lenes , ' '
\'g.\'I'II.n 1'UI 1.e.\'I' .
1.'llr. "lh Xlrth'rl1.1. . i'ruiisl'iel
, . .
fur NeltriiMhlt
" 'ASlINOTON. Sept 2 . -Tho forecast
' ,1a , ' Is
for Thuroulay :
For Nlhr ka-Falr ; northll ) ' winds.
For Mioumri-Fmiir ; pOIslhl ' ) ' local tiitmn-
tIer , storms In the northeast porton' variable
winds ; cooler In the norther port ! on.
For IowaF'mmIr ; \11Is ; cooler
In the southeast.
For I\nn as-I"alr ; northerly wInds ; cooler
In time southeast portion.
For South D.\kota-I.'alr ; northerly whl1s ;
cooler In time centrl ImortlOmi . )
L'mul Hc'cnrll.
OFF1C'R OF 'I'hill'FATh1FMt 1iU11IIAU.
'II
O FIE
OIAIA. Sept. 25.-Ommmmmhmmu record ot tem-
perturo and raInfall comparlII wih the
corresllndln ulny . or the itmist ' four years :
189 : 1811. 1893. 1891
Maximum temperature. . . 8t 72 r. 76
Minimum temnperattmre. . . . r.i 5 31 ii
Average temnperatumre. . . . GS rl 4G 6
AvelJe lreclpla ton temperture. . . . . . . . . . .0 , .0 .0 . 6
Conditon of temprmtue and precipiaton
nt Omaha for the tIn ) ' since Marcia 1. 189 :
Normal temperturo . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Excess for the Ila ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Normal preclpluton . . . . . . . . .10 Inch
Jelclenc ) ' for time la ) . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Inch
'l'ottul precipiaton since lleh 1 19.43 Inches
'Iotnl Delclency since larch 1. . . . . G.93 Inches
nCII.rt. from Hn ! tnl" ntH p. sum.
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0" " STATE or
STATIOSS 9 : ; ITATE .
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C " ; . . . . . : : . : . tl - - ( r- :
North . . Plate. . . . . . 14 ; 74 .01) ) { 'ier. ,
\"IIIIIc. . . . . . . Ut t .01 ( CI.ar. ;
( .litcaoo . . . . . . . . tn HIT I Cl'ar ,
SI. iouitie. . . . . . H : IH .00 melr.
St. PaU. . . . . . . . . : Ot .uuu Part cJolly
! vclort. . . . . . 71 H4 .onarl , cloudy
1""lal : City. . . . . 112 tutu \ .ttut , ( 'hear.
imeicmma. . . . . . . . . : rt .4111 , Chc'r.
Demmver. . . . . . . . . 7.\ \ f : ! .110 Clear.
Salt Lake City . . . ( IS 7'.i .OU Clear.
Uhsuimirc . . . . . . I lt ! : .110 Clear.
51. Vilcelt . . . ium ( lii .thl ) 'beam-
Cheyelle. . . . . . . ll I Ol , .00 Cl'ar.
M lll'l City . . . . . . . n'j Oil .110 Clear.
nalhICI . . . . . . . . . IH 14 .un ( ' 10"1' .
l CltOI. . . . . . I : 11 . : t Part101 v
"T" indicates tiace or prectmtltatht > rm .
\nce leelptoton.
L. A. WILSII. : OLsen'e , .
.
. . There arc lotions , salves and ointments used for pies , which - often
. relieve for n time , but there is a remedy which not only gives immediate i-
. ate relief . but cures every , form of blind , bleeding or itching pies , It
. is the. . . . . . . .
; PrmW Pil p Cur
. \ hich yotmr druggist will tel you . Is the only reliable , safe , standar C
, ,
. pie cure. 0
. MADE BV THE PYRAMID CO OF ALBION MICH
. AND SOLD BV DRUGGISTS AT SOc. AND $ 1.00.
0 0
0 0 0
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tsT S11T it
Jewel Stoves and Ranges are pet Lect heating anti cooking
) contrIvances. Every year for the last thirty has marked liiprove' : ,
meets in the details of construction until now they StaIld for the
_ _ greatest efliciency , economy , cleanlimaes , durability and convcmiIenc
_ With all their excelknceJewelStoves and Rnngesare liobhghit
_ d
_
In price than hundreds of inferior make. See tlienh t your deal ,
: : WM LYLE DICKEY & CO. . Ojoinlea.
St. C. ht'1',1ER , SouthOmimmulin
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Genuine Sandwich \ "Adams" c. Sheler
: I'EE"i' : . '
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Pow'ers from 1 to 10 horse , Feed G riders , , lnckn , Citalim , Jinmid Certs 1111(1
Inst hilt hot least , SOUTIIW'IOIC 110 itS ! ' ) AND S'J'I.&i' ' [ 1'OW'F1t hAY
1'ItESS.
Branch I-louse Council Bluffs
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PRICES QUOTED to all points on Plate , .
'm.d . Art or WIndow Glass '
DAVIS' .
DRUG , PAINT AND GLASS HOUSE ,
Counci Bluffs , lu.
iINES ' CELERY CO1POUND -
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An Absolute Cure for the WOst \ i
Cases of Rheumatism
o. . "I
'I'hl l'lnln I.nulnn e of .ilr . O"nl I
I'ikc-'I'hit' Ur'nh."t nl . \1 1"ItItM
. \lc.UII.U"h. . . IIN Guise . t tier : lnnT I
: omit hut 01 " 'u'akimeut " nil ml Sul'rll'
-:0 'ICUOI. \ \ 'msittng for Iimipro'c. .
mute lit.
Palno's celery ( olpolnll I limo one known
specific for the cure of rhmoummiatlsmmi .
And I tlos 10t aced a tedious trial to
prove It.
Time effect of thi beat of remcllcs I.
' felt.
stralghtwa fel.
Not Aweek goes by before the pains or
r hmeummima tie ci d immi I mush.
Thousanl of mel anti women htimvc' toll or
time days al1 milghts of haiti cmiii feeblemiess
exchammged iii a few veeks for aetlvlty anti
5 t reum gtiu ,
l'alne's celery comopomitoil hues womi tIme repum-
tatloim of beIng the remedy "that cimukes
iicoiile vell. ' ' Its gootl 0th extemmmis fromu
Oregon to MaIne , In every state in time
union there lies beemi idled imp in tIme mmews-
haulers cud mmietlicah joumnaha a trctneihitous
amnoimmit of Indisputable evidence of time cure-
tIre imower of l'almme'a celery comiipoummd over
all formns of mmer"ouls debilIty and diseases
of time blood. It res after miattmre's luau , by
affermhlmig miutritlo , for every part of the
body , overhauling itme worn omit tissues anti
stmpplylmmg new brain mmnd muerve mitaterlai ,
selmdhmig Piil'0 blood tlmrommgii time 'eImis , In-
vlgom'atimig time vhmlo s'stcmmi amid remmmovlmmg
the cautso of dIsease.
Mr. Oscar l'ike , a vell kmiowmi reeldemit of
l'rlmmcetomm , Maimme , recently stout time following -
ing ummsoliclted letter to time proprietors of
thIs vonmlerful remumetly :
° I'wo years ago I was taken sick with
'hat time doctors called grIp. I was imit-
proving 'hmen I took eu a vlolcmit cold anti
cimlil. 'rimemi rimcmmmuatlsimi ct in , first in
time joints of my simommiders , then down mny
imamids amid armmms , I lien all over , Feet , imamids
amimi legs swelled. I coumld no iuut immy imanti
to iiiy lmeamh ; could not throw time clotimes oft
frmmm me ; could not dress or umimlrea myself ,
mior get out of moy clmair wltimoumt lmelp. For
it year and a imalf I tried nIh kinds of mcdi-
cimmes antI sarsaparihlas with little or mme mo-
lief. I was 73 years olml. Sonio omie told
1mb to try i'almio'e celery compoummid. After
I haul takemm three bottles I fomhmiti a moarketi
lmnprovemimemmt. I iiil'O 110w takemm tvelvo
bottles amid time resmmlt Is I eat neil sleep well ,
do immy own vork amid go about as umsual , get.
ting in and ommt of mmiy carrlmmge vltimout imeip.
I have been tettipteti to pulL mimi article ima the
local iaiier fcr the br'miellt of timose that are
ahllicteul as I hmavo been. "
Mr. I'lko Is vehl known in lila locality.
lIe Is time founder antI preildont of time North
\Vmmbhmlngton Agricultural Society and Trot-
ttumLi association. Whmemm lie goes for hula
mall , lie says , people ask imimum vimat hue has
been tloimig that hue l lniprovimig so of late ,
and Ito answers as do timoumtahmml of others
tlireimglmommt time country-
"PaIne's celery compound imas mnatle me
, ,
welli
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O19GHTO1 TflEtTRE
Tel. 1501-l'AXTON f llUIiIhiS. ( Mare.
Two I'eiioritiauiccoi Only
Matlmmc toll ) ' at 2:30 :
'l'o.i Igimt at * fmI5
'limo 0 remtti'it : ' [ 'hmIuu t hut Ei'or Ilmmppuinoti.
, w. S. CLEVEI4AND'S-
( IlhlA'I'EhiMASSIVR lOUiILl )
MiN'1'ltEl.S 1mm commjtmtmetitmmm with
BEDUIN
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CHCUS BIG SHOWS
cmiii ALL iN ON1
THE
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DOlIliJ.E FIIST L'AiT
3 131(1 BANDS.
Usmmmul I'rhce'm.
' ! atlmieu l'm'hce4'lilmmlts , tBaOhmiltlromi ; , 2. ,
MIETJN TEATRE
'I'd. 103 t-I'AXTON6flIUhi ! ( hiss , Mgrs.
TUiH'Y I SEPT. 27 antI 28 ,
I ( 'ut ii GtitiI 'l'li Iusg-l'uiuthi I t A lomiW ,
Cmiii ( Pit ( , ii Si'ere ( f
CANAIY & LEDEER' ( {
New York Cimshmio l'roilmmctlomm , Intact.
THE PASSING SHOW
\ \ mimi lie Ill ) mieopie. incltmilltmg John h' . lIen-
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IbeynmoUr ilese , Mimdge Oeaiitng , (1u l'txley , lmty
'i'eii lii cmech , fl. S. 'tar" time 1.cmglm Streicre.
Carmaiy ct Leilerer's ortglnmul New York Cmuulno
l'k'irmntnhmtt's anI tue beautiful ' 'L'infant
l'todlgUe' ballet wtlt lie at the timentem' .
MOItAND'S SChOOL FOR DANCING , 151t1
IIAI1NEY , WILL ItIIOPIIN FOR ADULTS
TUESIAY AT S 1' . M. ; CIIILDItEN , JIB.
GINNBIIS , SATUILIAY , 10 A. M. ; AD.
VANCID. 2 P. M. OhmI1NG ASSBM.
liLY , 'IHUItSDAY , OCTOBBIt 3D , 8 I. M.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS ,
wio WEST SHOW
A t Vii I a'erut I I ' l'ui tie , 201 hi ti ii , i 31 musS ,
TONIGHT AT 8.09.
Marvelous Feats In ltIthIn Untamed tim'onciio
amiti WIld Steer , , .
Auhmuilututlu ii i ; ; immiti 1St ) Ccii fit ,
Dr. ] D. GOLDING
'l'litihoitt ilel liululi' ml miii Sumc'c-ututtuiI
SIIc'Ili liNt I ii tue ' 1'rlt I uiiemi C uf all
I'ri vii ti' mm itil S'cm's't hiit'mist'it of t'os ,
Treatment ity mall. Cirresporuml"nm-o liromlitly
nnewcrei. ( "n'tultutliimm ( rca tied comtldentlal : ,
OIltce hour , , S a. ma , tu S , . mum. Cimil or write
Suntlays , U to 12. ConsultatIon mcmiii. , 204 and
20C louglatu block.
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Couiicil Bluffs , Iowa ,
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vAN'rlI ) , A 0001) 01111 , FQIt ( ISNISlIAI ,
hmousework and g004cook , O3 ilixthm uveue.
FOIt itINT , MY htISiDINCL' , 316 I'LATNI.llt
aIred , after November 1 ; eIght ruornre ; mnodermi.
convenIences.
Am live-room iiouse. ! iro. 320 I'malnr sirstt
Possesslun at any time , Jacob Shuns ,
ChIMNEYS ClANTD ; VAULTS CIXAUID
l.i Burke , at V. 13. Sterner' . , & 1 IJroadway.
volt ItBNT SEPT , 1 , 1IO3COIINEJt STOI1C.
room , 2.5zf00. In Happ block. Steim'n heat.
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houtewerk ; reference rumulred. inquire 0) . ' , V ,
Archer , 45a So. 5th sumeel ,
WANTgm.COMITNT ( bulL u'oit GINIltAU
housework , Mn , A. T , lllckittger , 824 l'outilb
avenue ,
I'ANT ONLI ( lOOm ) hAul ) COAL. lIAl
burner hirelIng stove ; mmieo one god hard cost
range , Susie lowest ciIi iricu. Addtess L
2G , lice ca1ce.