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ChrpanL1iemurn. : J. n , McPherOH. Tel , 2\
fllcycin for Sa1-1.Rdtes Englsh & whrel ;
nrlt clul rq1alr ; CbMP for cash. Cal at
100 MaIn street.
MrL I'roncll Murphy hu Isuel , In\\n-
L lens lo 1 reception nexl Wclncslay , al'er-
Man In the parlon of thE Oral\l ( hotel.
- Irs. Lizzie Cater , alias 1lule flarton .
, will have 1 prellllnry hrarlnp In felcrnl ,
, court Tuesday , UecellJcr 10. on the charge
of eendlll ( unmnlnble mater through tM
lalh , She hn" heeu iiibIo , to furnish the
' roe bond required of her.
reonarll I vcret han commencec a suIt
In the llbtlct court to have sH ashll a
deed executed by Chrllbphcr rundel lo
1IIza . his wife. lie hall u claim agaInst
Christopher , but cannot realize anything on
I , because ChrIstopher Is IliMolvetit. The
delI ( from hUlban,1 , 10 wife was exe.uted
after Grunde1' Liability accrued. and Everett ,
alleges that It was done with fraudulent In-
aleges
tent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i ,
Farm loans mnle , In western Iowa at 10weRt
ratel. No delay II CI(1flg 1oan. Fire and
torado InRI'anceHllen In lest of compa-
nies. Barain ! In real c tate. LOUOEI &
TOWLE 235 : Pearl street.
Among the novelties ] now attracting atten.
Amonp tao novete nol atractng aten-
f ton al Dufree Furniture Co ' . 33G. 33M t3road-
way . are the SIJlendld lines of pIctures , easels
anll screens. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Grand , Han'est ExcursIons . via the Durlng-
lon route Novemhur 27 and December 1. to
varlul polnls ) ioutlieast . ulh anlt southwest.
Hate9 ono tare plus ' 2.00. for roun'l trip.
O. M. LROWN ,
Ticket AgentCouflCil lur .
The Standard pIano next to the Hardman
l'gnSIX.U , 1'\IUI.U'IS : ,
W. A. naker of Chicago Is In the city.
, Smih McPherson of Hed Oak Is In the
city stopping at the Orand.
O. R. Morrison assistant trainmaster
the Milwaukee at Perry , Is a guest at the
Grand hotel.
Mrs. J. N. C ] . Wylo has returned from
Sioux City . where she has been undergoing
medical , trealment.
Miss hattIe Palmer leaves tomorrow for
Chlca/o , where she will pay a visit to her
sister / Mrs. F. M. Stelling.
Mrs. C. A. Hammer has gone to Chicago.
She wi be followed soon by her husband ,
and they wi make their homo there.
Mrs. I ! . D. Aikins of Pella . Ia. . has arrived -
rived In the city for a visit with her daugh-
_ h ter. ( Mrs. Roscoe Lomen. She will remain
all the we k.
Mrs. R. A. Lacey Is dangerously ill at the
home of her eon , Dr. T. D. Lacey. Her
daughter Mrs. Henry Sumner . and son , F' .
N. Lacey , have ben telegraphed In Chicago
to como.
Mrs. D. W. Dushnel has gone to Chi-
cage to attend the season or grand opera.
On her return ahe wi be accompanlcd by
her mother , Mrs. Ilenshaw. who wi visit
her during the greater part or the wlnler.
. . Judge Walter Smith returned home yesterday -
day from larlan , where he has been holding
a term or district court. Ito will remain I
here this week and hold court having made
an exchange with Judge Green by which
the later will so to harlan.
A Correction .
We wish to correct a slIght typographical
error that occurred In a recent issue or The
Dee which made us lay that T. D. hughes
of 919 South Main street was a , dealer In
"hardware . " Mr. Hughes does nol sell hard-
ware , but the winter underwear he Is selng
will stand more "hard wear" and give more
gereral satisfaction for the money than any
line In the city-and ho has It from 75e up
We 'Ia\'e sold 3,000 hotbed sash In Iowa and
Nebralka and never had a kick. 'Vo now have
ready for immediate , delivery 1.000 more at
bed rock 11rlees. Write for prices on all kinds
glazed sash glass pnlnts. oils . etc. . stating
quantity desired Council Dufs Paint &
oil Co. _ _ _ _ _
Chambers' dancing academy now open for
pupils. Cal after 10 a. m. Circulars.
\v. O. \V. masquerade bal Thursday night ,
November 21. _ _ _ _ _ _
Uadman and Standard Pianos. 13 N. 16th
I ' OlJht Over I ( : rl.
A dance Is hell every Saturday night
at Laey's hal on South Main street arid as
. n rule It Is IJrolong(1 wel Into the mor-
- Ing. Yesterday morning It was aleut 2
' the ball. There :
o'clock when the dancers left hal. (
was one girl In the crowd who seemed , to ;
bo mote fortunate than some of the others .
for there were two fellows who wanted to
go home with her. The two fellows were
10 'IlfordVhitmoro all B. Il. Cady. They
and the girl met at the foot or the stairs ,
A few words were exchanged by tha young :
len us they each grblml an arm. Then ;
cumo a blow nlll In a few eonds they
were wallowing about In the tlitch. Oiled
Sleati happened 10 be standing near an,1 I
arrested tI9m bOth on the charge of disturbIng -
lug the pence. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The ladles ] of Broadway MethodIst EpJ9
copal church will give In their church parlors -
bra a new and novel entertainment. In the
way of 11 "calemlar" social 01 Thursday
evening , November 21. Every one welcome
, , The nose has been proven the best 5c cigar
flIahle and our New ExcelsIor Is the best lOc
smoke In tile slate. Pair & Weber.
l'rlzes awarded to time best and poret t
coslmles atV. . 0.V. . bal , Thursday
night.
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The Uar man piano wins many rrlends.
1'01"011'11I1I'rlOI' " Dir.
A dog poisoner has been getting In his
, work In the eastern part of the ciy , Many
dogs have been poisoned during the las
year. anti IO 't of them have been vahlabll
nnlmals. Saturday Deputy City Marsha I
James Anderson lost the thIrd dog within
1 few months. a setter to whIch ho was vcry
S much attached. I Is stated that a man was
seen handing the dog a IJleco of meat , anl ,
the dog was seen to fail over on the ground
two minutes later. Anderson Is looking for
the nap , with the mlat , ant ! If ho 19 i found
a lesson will be administered to him.
'VIlI' ) " hl't lie lo1d.
. Not being able to attend to the piano bus :
Jress end needing the room for my large
line of holiday goods that will soon be iii .
I \\1 sell m1 remaining stock or pIanos at
ACTUAL COST and on terms as lo V
as $0 per monlh This Is a rare chance to
buy a good pIano.
Picture framing I specialty.
W. W. ChAPMAN , 1 Main St.
SIIN'hll ) IIllinery ' Satin
Of trimmed hats ant bonnets. Wo guarantee
the blst quality and the lowest prices. No
dry goods store millinery kept. The Bon
Ton , 301 Broadway.
'I'Itt' ll'nl 1"11'1I"'C" "
Are the Oak Garlands. air tight , magazin 0
for hard coal. the Peerless Garland magazne
Durners and the Art Garland the Queen of
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beauty , at P. C. DeVols.
.John Chnrl.hll Iliarglutrlseil.
John Churchill's residence at the come
of Sixth street and Sixth avenue was bur-
giarized Saturday night. All the members
of the family were away from home , having
gene to the house of a neighbor about 7
o'clock. When Mm Churchill returned at 9
o'cock ] , las found a back window had been
rorcel open and the house thoroughly rae
sacked A gel watch pair ot gold spectaclea
faIr of nose glasses IJJlr or new Ihoet' . a
locket containing a pIcture. ' 5.50 In cash , an
a porterhouse steak \\re missing.
There Is 1 comfort and elegance In weaing
work done by our new collar shaping devicu . .
not fouad elsewhere. Eagle Laundry company -
pany , 124 Lroadway , Telephone , 161.
live you seen the new gas beating ItOvJ i
. at the eomllany's ofcer
136 D'd' ) ; Nlcholrn ; meats ; telephone St5. 5
Morehoulo & Co. , blank b k and binding
The lardman piano Improves with uso.
Jarll , 181 brandy ; purest , laut , best
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VeMlern l'Illlr i ) ' " " "f'IIU"1 " ' 11
Irllfh ( Jut UI n . I.lrll ! ' 1'11. .
The program of tile annual exhibit of the
Wetern ! oulry Ilrm and Garden auocla.
ton , which Is 10 be give at Ito mseman
lock In this city for a week , beginning Ue- :
cell her 9. hnH Just left time hands or the i
p rinttrs . H Is a wel gotten up pamphlet , , '
an,1 , shows that the association haH conellied ! (
to brant'1 out on a larger scale thl year than
hns been uwal ) ' Iione. 'fhe principal part
of Ito eJhlhltl wi be devoted to poultry "
bllls , anal , Pet ) stork , as liefere . but there will
bl' departments ' In which grain and \gtla-
bles , dairy and household products , wines amid
10\\f wIll he on display. Suitable prizes
these h ave been departlaicots offered , for the bOlt exhibit In all
The entries will close Motitlay . December 9.
at noon . Al exhlblH not In place at 9
o'eloek that night wi b harred from eomlJe
t ititit. 'he entry fees will be as follows :
ingle prlmel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2 :
nn'lcll pel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. ( )
PI/ln ! ! 111/10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Pet I Klock 111\ \ cage Itird . . . . . . . . . . . .1' roe
i ) ltcka . 111Cle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r/
ree e. l1lr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r )
T uakeyi. . paIru t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tO
l , aritnmma , . hairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;
'I'hc prlzll on exhibits wil range all the
way fror $1 to $ I apiece . beshles which a
nUlbcr if i of special Ilrellums have been ofd
rcrerl.
rcrerl.I re. Well & Co will give an Iron King
sub11 plow for the best bushel or cor ; a
hanl.power , cuter hr 1 the Keystone company
tor tie ( largest and best display of ( grain :
nos Ion store a handsome cloak for the largh ]
ct al,1 best display , In division 0 ; Shugart
& Ouren 100 pounds nr Electricity four for
the t best loa of bread . and same for tie best
pan of light biOcIlitS . made from their flour .
Int $10 worth 01 garden Heeds for tie sect
onrl best display of vegetabies ; a fve-Ioolh
culivator by Davll Bradley for the best
halt h bushel of PotatoEs raised by exhIbitor :
a water filter by the New York Plumbing
eompany for the best plate or doughnuts ; $ :
by Fred Geise highest scoring pen of U.
P. Rocks : $5 by Fred ( loire for the highest
scoring pen or o. Wamlottes : a bone cut-
Ir t by Fred , Gelso ) the largest and best
display of fowls ; box of soda crackers by
the American lsenl company for the best
white loaf cake ; Woor\arll & Co. . five
pounds choice candies for best chocolate
cake : Del Morgan & Co. . dozen 1lrk's toilet -
let l fop , for pest angel rood cake ; Moore &
Ellis . box of cigars for the highest scoring
pit game coclerel : Duquete & Co. . box or
fnE candy for the best lemon plo ; 'I hy R.
H. Ioomer for the best display of Buff
Cocllns ; Crystal Mill company . 100 pounds
flour for the best loaf cf bread and the same
for the ( best t.ample . of wheat raised In the
county : Menury Bros. , ' 15 nursery stock for
the host display of apples , and $10 nursery
stock for the blst display of jollies and
canned fruit : W. S. KeelnI a fUeen'pound
roast for the best home made mince pie : a
milk teeter by Sharples company for the
best five.pounll , packag ? or butter. In addi-
ton hero are a number or smaller special
premiums.
C. hater t' the general superintendent and I
T. J. Shugart aSJlstant. Charles lcClave i
or New London 0. . will serve as judge
and J. L. Todd 01 Atlantic . and H. J.
Smith or Lincoln , as asslslants.
The department superintendents . and assistants -
sistants arc lS folows :
A-Fred Geise , Euperlntendent : N. Swan-
son . J. I. Lutz and Mrs. F. E. Britton at
slstants.
D-N. M. Plisoy suprlnleudent ! : Fred L
Lamb P. E. Drlton , Mrs. N. M. . Pusey as
eietant9.
C-Charles Deno. superintendent ; O. J.
harding . Mrs. W. S. Keeline . nS1lstant :
1)-It. J. Vaughan superintendent : Mrs. N ,
Swanson Mrs. A. W. Slacl . assistants.
E- Irs. E. J. Abbott superintendent ; Mra .
If. J. V.ughan , an.alztant.
F-W. M. Shepard superintendent ; C. G.
Ouren , O. Younkerman assistants.
O- lrs. J. II lathews , superintendent ;
Irs. F. W. Menary Mrs. W. Arm ) , assist- :
ants.
IlF.V. . 1enary. superintendent : . S.
Keeline man assistants. , Mrs. T. J. Shugart . Mrs. O. YOUiker- . :
I-E. J. Abbott . superintendent ; Irs. C .
hater Mrs. Charles Ileno assistants.
J-Edgnr hater superintendent : Claude
Mathal , Ice Shugart and Roy Bell assist
ants ,
AO'II" U SCIOtl 100 1 CJ.OSI' ) .
Authorities 'r"I , I nl'"t'tl Sh'II" to
Siniuti ' Out CulitogiouM UI"Nt" .
City Physician Tre'nor gave orders ) 'e [
terday that one of time rooms In the Twentieth
Avenue school shoult b3 closed this moring
for purposes of fumigation. A Ito gh'l
named Kesaler woe taken ill In the moon a
last Friday and had to go home where I I
was found that she was suffering from n case
.r diphtherin. The room will probably re-
man closed for nine days In conformity wlb :
the custom so fur observcd .
The parents of the sChJil , chldrm , and the
citizens generally . are taking the closing
of the uhools now more phloRophlcaly than
when the first announcement of such actioi
was mae. They are commencing acton
that the disease has been gotten under con t
trol much more effectively than It cOlld
have been Ir the old custom had been rol- (
lowed. Although I has caused some Ite
Inconvenience , and the pupils In nearly a
doze school rooms In the city have been
cheated out of a good many days or school
ing the capes have been for the pasl few
days very scattering , and the indication 53
are that the danger or an epidemic of eiher
diphtheria or scarlet fever IR at an end I.
This fact Is due largely to the reconlton ent
by the parents or tie necessity that ex , -
Isted ror carrying out the rules or the Board
of health . and to the prompt way In which
tile orders of the city physician maya been
obeyed
The quarantining of the houses where
patents are confined has naturally resuled
In a goo ) Ileal of hardship on those whose
' business Is carried on at home. One mm
who wove carpets was quarantined by reason I-
son or tine sleknese of his child and had a
to cal on the county overseer of the poor
for financial assistance. Several famtlie 5
have been aflet .l whose sole support was
the ( mother who took In washing. The
quarantine has or course. prevented the
mother from working and they are con-
' quenty In hard straits . Some of thom ie
who are worse off have refuse to ask ror
aid 01 account of personal pride . preferring
to surer for lack of the necessaries or lii e
than to acknowledge their need. le
Dun't Gu tu See Schllth'r ,
But come down ant buy on of those new
frames. They are selling fast , and you Ehould
get one. Wo 10 the framing.
Ii. L. SMITh & CO.
Nothing like I. The ramous Crown piano
with orchestral attachment leads them al.
Dourlclus Music house . 16 Stutsman street.
John Schicketanz am . has removed ! his
barber shop to 512 Main street , south and
nearly opposite the Kid hotel
Stephan Dro ! . plumbers. Quick wrrk ed
rlasonabli prices. , 629 Broadway.
00 to the W. O. W. bal Thursday nigh t
Don't fal to se the Side Degree at Woodmen -
men bl , Thursday night. .
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II& J.nmbrr Comhlnf Purmcil.
SEATTIE 'ash. , Nov. 17.-I.umber
prIces Seem certain to go lp with a bouml
with the opening or the nc\ year , for on
January 1 the largest cnmbln\ ever made
will begin to control the trade at the Pacill Ic
Pacifc
coast t , I Is the Central Lumber ompan y
or Ban Francisco , the successor 10 the old
PacifIc Pine Lumber company. and I rep-
ruentl a capital or at least U1.O O ) , I
Includes every mitt lr Importance In the region -
gion west or the Cascade mountlins ( ron 'U
Salt Franelieo on the ! outh to Yancouvcr ,
U. C. , on the north.
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1)eilenl1N on One 'ro"'nhl.
LEMAItS Ian. , Nov. 17.-Speeianl ( ' 1ele.
gram.A ) contllt or the late electon In i
llrlun township ' Plymouth county , has
been townhlr' The democratic count ) .
ticket will bo elected Ir the present vote :
Itandr. while If the townshIp il thrown out
the republican ticket . will win.
Uct.tl 10omcr. CIJ""e ltounnts.
CIICAGO , Nov , 17.-The Chronicle ( dem )
says : Joseph 11. Manic ) ex-chairman or the
republican national committee and manager
at the Ic@1 presidential hoom , has written I
to Chicago to engage thirty rlom" ) for the
Heet heollquarterR rut the ) republican an-
tonal con\'entol The letter , I Is claImed ,
wnM written to Attorney Wiliam Olel. R
'ersonal friend or Manley anal a law partner
Jer Uenrie S. Wilts , late United , Slate fenl-
tonlnl tuI11Inte. The letler was written
tram New Orleans a week ego , Tie wrlten
Icle MYS It watt wrlte' with the belIef . Ir
not the explicit untlerftunlng on the part
nv no f Manley , limIt Chicago Is I to he the con-
\nlon el ) ' . . \torney Oll toes not eonB
frm the story , I' Is ' saId that he Is to meet
: alle ) In Phiadelphia tomorrow -
PULPIT EDITOHIALS o
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g Ri3V. PRANK CRNH.
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cceccceccccccoccceoroe .
Francis Schlatter-Shnakcspeare raid . : "All
the worlls a stage , " I he were living now
he would any : "All tine world's a dime mu-
selm , " What a kaleidoscope or gaping wonder -
,
d era Is the news of the da ) One notoriety
rolows f another while the daily press tome .
rClnd the crank and thrives tIHeb ) ' . Day
heore yestdrday I was Iurderr Durrant ;
yesterday he t bract of pugilistIc brutes ;
loday t the sale of an American heiress In New
York and an American "Lourdes" at Den-
ver : tomorrow perhaps the fail and ulclde
or Barney Ilarnato.
"What do I think of Scilialter ? " I Is
amusing to hear s \ Ith what seriousness the
queston Is asked hy seine sensible p oplo.
I reminds me of the earneltness with which
a former noted nainister of Omaha talked or
the Coxey mo\'ement and the awful results
sure to folow when that company of balr-
rained patriots anal petition-in-boots re-
rormers passed through the city amI were
deluge with bread and sympJh ) . Schlat-
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ter ( tinny be the Christ ; ho may heal all
fleshy ills : he may he n prophet. When I Is
a ( IUlRton or I ) sslbltes who shal set a
lmit l ? The prob.blty is . however that he
Is I a wel meaning enthusiast a victim of a
harlles h ! monomania whom that freaklch
thing t caled publc opinion called Into nolo-
rlely. Iouhtess he will not Injure an )
one , and certainly he will do much good If
he m can get people to believe there Is nothing
the t mater with thnnnn which Is generally
t rue. The proof of his success Is too elusive
Jml complentng to amount to much. But
even . I many swore he had healed them
.twoul ( prove nothing. You could bottle
lssourl water ( the richest on earth ) antI If
you advertised It sUfclenty , one-hai of the
plople who took It would swear to its won-
lrus efficacy and bruit its praise abroad :
the other hair would throw the bottle In the
alley and say nOlhlng. A mountebank with
two boys 1m called " "
Il ( aied "human mngnets" came
to thIs city some tune ago rented elt ant
apartments at the Paxton motel gave free
Shows nt the theater and caught suchre , to
the extent or 8OOO or $10,000 net In a few
wceks. "Nerve " as I Is cnler In the street
can do anything : It matters not whether It
Is the rNul of brazen clnecik . as In the cas
of the quack , or sincere monomania as In
tine case of Schiatter. ]
flint dId not the wiseacre talk the mme
way about Christ ? The unbelief of the PharIsees -
Isees arose from their hatred to Chrlst's
message. Our unbelief In Schlater arises
from the lack or any message In mini True
mlracl ' are "signs : " that Is proofs of the
worker's divine mission. What mission hRS
Schlater ? To heal the people.
I he were frcm God he would do as Christ :
that Is , tel the multitudes or their spiriual
leprosy and nakelness. PhYf'lcal disease Is :
a very small affair ; moral leprosy Is enor-
10US , What that crowd about Sehlt r
needs Is to know their sin and he made 10
repent and be heale of It. Every miracle ci
Jesus war but an accompmlment to (
spiritual healing. "Thy alias b forgiven"
precedent "Arise take up thy bad and walk '
'o compare Schlater with Christ Is silly
siy
when It Is not blasph mous. When the Denver -
ver healer email "open his mouth asH teach"
U9 wlh worls that shall burn and blstel !
our sin and selfishness and show inn our
great steed or the Father : as the Master did , ,
then we shah think else of him than as an
Ignorant man with the Intensity or narroy-
narrol-
ness aided by public credulity In beleving
himself the possessor of divine powers So a
far he has done nothing that raises him above
tine level of the medieval miracle' mongers . ,
the great cures snade by tine bones of St
Thlngummy or the shrIne of Notre Dame de a
Llesso or the recent wonderful miracles at
Oundaloupe In Mexico. I Schlatter hived In
Peru or Spain the holy church would make
him a saint and certainly he would have a
better right 10 It than many In the canon , ,
but the clear Ipht or intelligence Is IOSt
too strong In America.
The greatest thing about him Is that " he has n
talen no money for his services-yet.
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A II'nl.t ty- , 'I'lcume
To returning peace by day and tranquility at L
nIght Is extended by the rheumatic patlen t
palent
who owes these biessinngs to Ilostetter's u
Stomach Bitters. DOh't delay tine u , or :
this lne anodyne for pain and purifier of r
the blool , an Instant heyond the 11Int when
the dIsease manifests Itself. Kidney trouble
dyspesla , liver complaint la :
lver grippe and Irregularity -
regularity of the bowel ammo relieved and I
cured by the Bitters.
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doss 01 , ' Til ICIIXI .
Uniryt-lenu " Siiet'nlntnn It'it-er ) hwJllc
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11'lat'I' .
Eugene Taylor or the noclcy lIountnln New !
force Is recognized ns the fastest Inotrpe
cperalor In the west Il has bicnn engaped
on Denver newspapers ever since
he firs t
learntt the ( rudlmenls of the printers' trade ,
anal was given a chance on the first or the
linotype machines that care to Dem'er. As :
a printer says the News , Mr. Taylor was :
not recognized In the fact class and It wa S
not thought that he would mal < lunch of a
success on ( ut' maclnisne.m.
thl machllEJ. His work was a
surprise from the time that ho became fa -
mlar wIth the keyboard emil the v.lrlous
eccentrIcIties or the
eccentrIcites mechanism Among
other wokers at tine same trnde he has been
ramou for the past four ) years easily doing
more than any other man In the 011cc . At
but one time has there been ofce.
In the '
lmo city
el ) an
operator who threatened his place ] as the
fastest man In lie city. Den Schwartz from
Texas who was In Delver two years age I
gave : lr. Taylor a pretty Itrd chase . and
scme uthotItits thInkUS
authorites \\US the fastest mar
Since that time Mr. Taylor has Improved In i :
speed wonderfully .
To one not acquainted with the work or
machine operators the following figures wil 1
give some Idea of how Mr. Taylor's work
appears bestde that or otiaers Five thou
sand ems an hour as the prInter measures
his work Is fair and few OJn make G.OOO
an hour during the day Mr. Taylor work
Ing on the machines In the News ofilce . has
averaged 7.500 for an entire week's worm : ,
taking copy from the hook as it canne hIs
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turn. This means settIng null kinds care of 1al.
ler ( , containing names nd figures . which are
more difficult to keep In the head than ( :
"straIght mater , " or an ordinary news
paper article. In a trIal hour's work las
lst
week he set 12.900 ems : taking out 500 for
correction of errors made In connpositloii ,
he had 12.400 netS the resanit . Thursday
he tried again , machines not working as we
< wel
as on his ronner trial anti Fet 12.900 grosm a .
12,100 net the first hour and 12.200 the gros. nexi
Mr. Taylor does not find I necessary to ;
watch the keyboard of tie ( machine and
Is' able to sit at his machine and talk to a ! Ii
who pus while doing his fastest work al
Monday he will leave for Chicago to be pre
pared for tine pHtch with Mr. Green of
noston. The match will occur In the cOle 0
or the Chicago hispateh November 2t. oleo
Mergenthaler Linotype company wIll give
wi
the winner $250 and each contestant has bet
the same amount on the side.
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A. O. Bartley of Iaglc. } ' . "
Dartey 1 ; , , ? les : "I
feel It a duty or mIne to inform you and the
plble that DeWitt's Witch lael Salve cured
lt or a very bad caE of eczema . I ala 0
I ale
cured my boy of a runnl"g p ' lore on his leg
She lUll 1" * timnnI&'rsnnmi Sliming .
She was visiting at the house of the ( ( emInent I- :
Inent politician , relates the Washington Siam
"I hear " she said . " ( mat you have a valuable I.
able addition to your art collectIon , "
"My art collection 1" " he repeated
"Yes I take I for granted that you must
have one "
"I have over striven , madam . to cul-
veto an appreciation of the bautful . "
"And wassn't It beautiful In the voter to
remember you al they dldr" :
"I don't quite follow ) you ma'm , " aald
the eminent politician , growing red In the
face
face."Why
"Why , I was told that they gave you a
beautIful marble heart , and I am Just dying
to seas it. "
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DeV'Ltt'a Litle Early . maen , the pUr :
that cure constipation and ! bloulul ,
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BSHOP ANn ) 1R1EST:1.lPETE : , I" O I
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Tccumsoh Given aChano ; : rjtcnr Both
Sides of the Stmall , I
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BONACUM AND MURPHY BOTi ! PREACHi
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Ole I'rononi.ei'K 1't.tllmlul & 'ntlu
UIII lie Cit lien IJ'JnuI' , 11'11 'I'here
I Xlt nu lnul Ye , hI . tine
HI.ct'"nn , Hllt'II I ) ;
TECUMSEII , Neb. , No\ 17-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Aceordlng ) to announcement , 1Rhop
1onaeum of Lincoln heM personally conducted
Catholc services In this city today . Ills
sen'lces wee held at tine Sc\'er opera house
Inll In the presence of 1 conpregaton less
than forty In number. In fact , there were
but fourteen members of the Teeumseh
church In attenahance. The grievances
agaInst flew. Messrs. Iurphy of this city antI
Plzgernhl of Auburn were aired In royal
s Iiap. These clergymen were toasted 10 a
queen's taste for the disrespect tine bishop
claims ( hey are showing their superior In
the ctntnrch their expulsion from the diocese
was /frmed and t\ll ) were excommunicated
from the church. The bishop then Installed
In I this charge He\ . J. C. Carraher of Lincoln.
Services for next Sunday were anuounced to
be hehl at the opera house , and a trusteza'
mcetng or the local organization will be held
at tine home or the priest In 8mart\ln next
Wedntda . For the present Hev. Pathc
Carraher priest. will reside \\'I"1 the. Smartvie
Father William Murphy held services at st.
Andrew's church at the usual hour and so
vast was the throng of church members anal
eltzens that turned out to henr the reverend ,
gontlennan that slandlng room In the commodious -
modious house of worship W3 at a prcmlum.
Many were turncd away frOI the doors unable -
able to get aalmissionn Pat\ler Murphy ex-
pressed his pleasure at being honorc,1 on the
occasion with such a magnlfcclt congr.ga-
ton. and enterell In detail Into the trouble
thnt Is existing between the bishop and him-
self. Many Important letters In reference to
the case were read He claimed that the
bihop mad lought this scandal upon the
church solely from t\le fact thut Fitzgerald
and hlnselr refused to extort certain large
Iums of money from their parishioners to be
used ! In furthering the bishop's comforts of
life. In concluilinig . Father Iurphy expressed
the hopE that the members or the congrega-
ton would not form an ) opinion In the case
either pro or con until the evldeuce on both
shIes hal been careful ) weighed and the
mater gl\E a hearlnp before tine proper
church authorities. I the verdict of that
tribunal shall be fa\orable to the opposition .
he will willingly step doWn and out without
further contro\ers ) In the meantime as the
duly authorized pastor of thh charge lie wi
conduct the customary serle1 at ( 'ale church.
\llC CCHX'I'Y . - fliS'l'ILIC'I' COURT ,
1'.ul Intc.t."tlJ Cllt"f"'t."lr/
< 011" 'I'Inronngit tTi ( ' Mili.
YORK Net' ' . Nov. 17.- ( p cla-The ) district -
trict Coaltt now In ssslonl fol York county
continues to grind out work . and from the
Indications . It seems that It will be a
very succelsful term . and a great deal or
work will bl completed. , ' Tht P8 weelt
has been a busy one. The t\o ) principal
cases of the week were tiose of Kent K
Ilayalen . receiver 'of the ' CapItal National
bank or Lincoln against D. E. : Thompson , ,
This case has not yet bau completed and
no verdict rendered . Tine' 'eaid of Mrs. A.
D. Tower against John Wulbr'nH , was tried
on Welneslay and was hotly ' eou1te'ted. The
jury brought In a \'elte ' ) ' slerday morn-
Ing . at 5 o'eloclt In fa\or ) Iha plaintiff. :
Tine .atjachment ! suit cut Vln , . Ilsen against
Bro hl was trIed ) 'esterdl , ) ' anal the jury
Is stIll otnt. The case which Is atractnp
the most attention or any ! br the docket
Is the state of Nebraska agatputFtank ' ' ' hluizea :
I t. which wilt be tried tofnrr n ow. Hazo-
let Is charged with amateuR on George Kingen , ,
who was at , the ( line It pa l d prisoner
or the state penitentIary , wIth Intent 10 kill .
At the l lt ealeulall tine ease will tak I
threc days' time . there being precpes out
ordering the L'ubpoenalng ot about venly- .
Ova wltnest' ' The case o n. A. Newman I
against the parmers' and Ierchants' In-
surnce conpany or Ltnicoln was deedell ! In
favor or \ plaintiff.
: Ir. A. D. Callous of nock' RapIds Ia. , Is
In the city. " ' ,
Teachers' examination \vae held at the High :
school buiding ycsterrlny. conducted b
)
County Superlntendmt Holdeman.
The ladles of tine Methodist Eplscopnl !
church or thlt' city , In order to raise UII
funds of their church for the building of a
new church , wi give a Thanksgiving din-
ner.
ner.frs. : . Eugene Wh3elock and family ( of Beat
rice who have been visiting relatves at this
place for lie ( past two veeks . left for their
homl 'esterday.
The concert gl' n by the York lltary
band this week was wel attendcal . arid the
proceeds from the same were given to the
Melhodlst Ep\ opal church fund. The pro :
gram In general was wel rendered. Tin a
new male quartet ot York , composed of f
lessrs. Stosner Clark Tout anal Johnson ,
made their first appearance before a York
audience anal their music was very good .
TIm Anon Quartet also rendered a few selec-
tions. The concert was given under tbe
auspIces or the Epworlh ( league.
ilS P.U'I'I S'I'UOX ( ; IX SCII\'I"lJ U.
Xt'hl'n"l.n CI ) ' Main Not Ctu"11 hnt
IIH'IHI.nJt'll by One Treat ( mimiC.
NEBRASKA CITY , Nay 17.-Speclal- ( )
John McKay an employl of the starch u
ue
works has returned from Den'er. wherl
he had been to see I by the power of Schlat-
ter he could be freed from the discomfort
of a badly deformed leg. Whie ho Is not
cured . lcKa ) ' has Increased confidence In
the power of tine healer and Intends to male
an effort to get another treatment. shoult
Schlater resume oiaeratlons.
J. A. Dominey . whose store was closed by
creditors some time ago yesterday , through 1
his attorney . M. L. hayward demanded that ( 1t t
goods to the value of $ lOO be exempted from
the eonslable's saie The mater will be set
tied In the courts
Messss. John and Harry Morgan yesterday - ,
day rec'ived word that their fnther was aI ,
the point of death at his Texas home.
DstrIct court convenes In this ( city to- I
morrow. I Is thought that the term wi I
be a short one.
John Delaney Is the happy father of a new'
baby bo ) ' .
A game of root hal between the teams :
from Sixth street school' 194.SeeoJd avenue
behool resulted In a vlctor71for . the Second
avenue boys. The score Was 18 to 4.
Edward Sbelden left for Cfnlbago last even
lef ch/go /
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ink. u " 1 "
! . C. Morton and Ed Lorton a'tended the
fet bal game at LIncoln , tn'Saturday.
J. I" . Welch who treatment
, . baa beenrreceivung -
ment In the sanitarium at Lincoln ! , retured
homo yeterda . / . , ' 1
Mrs. Claude Watson Las returned from a i
visit to Omaha
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SIIIES IX ' 1 ; 1'MoHU GOM ) ) ) I-
Yorl , Connt ) " Contnl i" "fOlt' of the
Aurl..unl Snilit ( , 'nnl. '
YORK , Neb. , Nov. " 1. - { Spelal.-Thls )
county Is becoming exclea ' ver an allege il
( tInt of gUll In the so1hm part of the
county W len experts ali ' 'thers arrived
from Seward county , nWa 1 1ord. ( they ;
brought wih them lard a5cimens of dirt
from which the gold Is obtained. Upon ex-
hibitng It In the court house old settler ;
remarked , that there was the same kind of
sand etc. . to bo found upon several fnrma' '
In the county , and upon examination this
seems to be correct . Upon the 1arm of JUdge
T. E. Bennett or this city , lying south or
nere . sand of the same kind Is found and i
many declare that It I just a rich as that
which Is found In the Milford bed. The de-
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QUAKER OATS
The Child Loves It.
The Dyspeptic Detfuds It
The Epicure Dptes ou I
no YOU EAT IT9
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n t'sit I declared to bo on the farm of C A.
nM
Mc'loutl also . both of which lie just .Quth
or the lue river . Many parties hl\ ' ' made
rips t to these points an,1 the farms will have
m any visitors the coming weck. As the report -
port I Is beiung confirmed b ) al who have made
In\'eJlgaton , I thorough exsmnaton : by more
competent judges , will be male at once. 1'or
some time there has been a rumor of this
lleposlt along the Bile , but the same has
been received by the majority or the public
wih contesmnpt but at the present ( inane people
In i the county are becoming lore and ! more
i nterested . anal will doubtless look for tbem-
elves the cOllng week
II ) : CL'l'iZiS sm Til 110.11) .
1 1.llrn Cut iun'hIt'ld It''llulllhlr
for lurllnA C lie 'Innitu.
F'ItEMONT . 17.-Speelal.-Slxty- ( ) -
seven suis for damages caused by fire at
DOdge September 1 were flied yesterday
agalnsl the I'remont. 1 lkbor & Missouri
Valey railway . The petitlonas . which arc
In i Ilbstantaly the same fornn . set up that
the mIre was set by an engine or the raIlroad
ompany and that the engine was not I'ro '
vldell wIth proper spark arrester. I Is
clalmell by the citizens of DOllg whose
pf properl was burned that tine fire was traced
frol within a few feet of where a loeomot\e
was standinig. The total amount or the
lllages sought to be r co\ered ( rosin Ihe
ralloall eompan Is $125,000. 1 P. Gray
of this city represents the - plaintiffs In b all
the cases.
The city electric light plant was run
last l evening for the first time. The saventy
arc lights scatterCI throulhoul the cIty anal
also the Incanleseent lIghts burned sats-
f actorily. The old company bas taken denIs
Is I arc lights. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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iltlltG I..t itS C : 11'1' CI'N'i' !
It ( ) ml . 1.lnlll nt'l.ot nit I'n * vuin'e Clt )
'L'imot'nini.clul ) ' Itas nnsnmn'lvuL '
PAWNEI Cl1\ . Neb. . No\ 17-Special (
Tclegram.-Thl ) Hock Island depot was cmi-
tered by burglars last inigint who secured only
50 cents for a great deal of trouble Entrance
wa erCt l by prying off the vest window
of the operntor's room with tools secured
from tIne section house which was alec
brokcn Into. After gaining entrance the
burglars proceeled to llmolsh timings tine
big cafe which they prubablY ; thought held
t inousands of dollars , bolng their main ob-
ject j of attack. ThIs was nearly ruined In
their attempt to pry It opens. Not securing
anything from that they wont to the cash
drawer . which conlalned only 50 cents being :
over' money from the receIpt There Is no b
clew to the robbers. A numher of tramps
hn\'e been In the city for the past few ahays
UXHIX ) l'AClL'lO IILUU'DI.X Silo' ! ' .
George Xf"11 hush ) ' \'omnmnded lo ' nn
Umikuimvli I'erNuli .
lnlulowl 11'01.
OGALALIA , Neb. . Nov. 17.-Speclal ( Tele-
gmam.-Ilrakeinnan ) George Nor\al , bound cast
on a freight train last night about 12:30. : ,
which had sidetracked here for the pasNn-
ger fem the eal was shot by some person
unknown. The bl struck above the left
eye glandng over the top of his head maltIng -
Ing a scalp wound about four Inches long :
Non'al was on lop of the train when shot
I Is supposed to have been dOM by coal I
thlevel' He will reco\'er.
Xoh' " from ( uru1oni.
GORDON . Neb. , 17.-Speclal.-The ( )
Gordon club was organized this week wih n
a mlmbershlp or thirty. A suite of four
rooms hal been rented anal ( furished In the
mmcrl block for the accommodation of the
club. This Is the outcome of local prohibi-
( Ion.
ton.Hev. . J. C. Sloan , pastor al large for the
NorthwEstern synod of Nebraska will begin
a series at revivals In the First Ir(31)-
tenon church here tonight.
The sportng fraternity of this place Indulged -
dulged In a genuine oU.fashloned lurkiY
shoot .
here Friday.
JlfrJnn INln"ht flunk tf Onnlin.
LINCOLN , Nov. 1T.-Special ( Telegram- ) :
George Morgan , the alleged , murderer or l-
the Ida Gaski , wal taken from the peniten-
tary to Omaha today on the 2:16 : p. m.
train on the Burlington ' . Slnerhft ' Dri el. accompanied -
companied by Deputy Mahoney . came down
after him. Since he has been eonfne,1 , In the
prison Morgan has given out nothing In the
way or a partial confession , but has assumed
a stold demeanor. I was thought he , might
be given an examinatIon at once. He fuly p
appreciates his position.
Jonl' ' ' Cn"e I" Sc.lut'
YORK , Neb. . Nov. 1.-Specal.-The ( )
am'a , against Chales Jones the colored man
who was shot whie stealing chlclns at
this place some time ape by one Pyle WS :
tried 'esterday. Jones was too sick to 'be
present In Ih court room . so the trIal was
hehl In an attorney's omco of this place Sb ,
He svat' fined $5 end costs. His wounds are
beginning to look serious , and blood poisoning
Is feared by the atending physIcians ,
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One Minute Cough Cure ts harmless , pro
dices Immediate results
results.0
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l'IUX'I'I 5'ItA't'lIIlS NO' ! ' Tiii ' .
IHAygnS XU'I ' 'll 'IIIGS : :
'I'ho" ( hut Cfme ' ! 'Isriiigli . thc ) Iotth
( rOut thc I t'lI.t C.mimit.
At the St. Mary's Avenue Congregalonnl I
church Rev. S. Wright 1uter spoke , yes
terday moring on "Pray.er , " Tine sermon
was an exceptIonally able effort . and was
herl with more than usual Inlerest.
ThE speaker dEclared that prayer was not
the exelusl\o function or privilege of any :
particular clams of indIviduals. I could not
be delegated to the clergy and If any man
expected to final favor with the AlmIghty :
It must l through hIs own petitions. Dn .
Butler took positive ground against the , sys-
( cnn or usIng read or Intoned prayers. He
assertcll that In order 10 be of any value
1 the eyes of the OnnnIpoent t'e prayer IU1t
be extemporaneotn'i . tine personal appeal of
the lan to his Creator.
Some p1ple went on the ( theory that ( God
was a proe39r or rhetoric and that a
prayer must be formulated In the most polIshed ! -
Ished phrasef In order to be acceptable. Such
a prayer was lIke a letter copied out of a
"Complete Letter Writer . " and the most
humble petition which came straight from the
heart or the t'upplcant ' ! nas infinitely more
aeeeptablo to God. Prayer was the telegrph
limo that connected every human soul wit h
the heart of the Infinite . Every human :
being hal a special line and an unlmited
frank for ls use The man who never prayed
except when he hind some favor to ask was
not lkely 10 final the Almlghty's ear favor
ably Inclne towards hi ! petition .
Preceding the sermon tine eonpregaton
unIted In singing the national hymn In I
memory or Its autinor James G. Smith. who
died Saturday In Iloston. Miss Lillian 'rerr y
Eang two solos , both of which were admirably
rendered.
iheCllam'S puts are for bilious ;
ness. bilious headache dyspep-
sia heartburn , torpid liverdiz.
ziness sick headachebad
, , bad taste
in the mouth coated tongue ,
loss of appetitesallow skinetc. ,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioe
and 25c a box Book fee at
your druggists orwrite B , F.
Allen Co. , 365 Canal St" ,
New York.
Annual isles more lava ' .0 0u&
FIHST NATIONAL BANK
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Conttci Bluffs - , Iowa
CAI'IT4tL , , . . . $100,000
WI' SOLiCIT YOUJ BUSINESS
WI UI SIUF "tHn CO.1.ECTIONS.
ONE Ol TiE OLLF51' IAXIUi IN IOWA
r ( PElt ' I'AII ON TIMII UEI'OSITS
l CALL AD SEC VS OI WIUTD
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iSPECAL-- ' C-EU :
HA'JO leehh'l ( to make nchtlgo In our IJslll S \ \ 0t
' ' ' ' trout ( , ninth after
COlm 'ICO tu 811 nt COS' IIICC9 'om nl1 SnltrdRY ,
MlVCilIbei' 10 , I\V o ( 0111' gootls Goil and Sttvei' W AfOIES ,
nc:10ND : , Gold HIIg 1 , 'oodSi ' Entri'itng 1 ' StLvei''itre . TRbia
11(1 ( Pocket Cutlct'y . Gul lt'lH and lrl'llf a , Gold lcl el Cnne ,
' lii fnut intl or . oxtunsivo stock.
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AT COST Irn ! ! II ut. oxtulsh'o stck. .
.
. . YOI wilt plel meat i'o'nt'd ; this n9 RI l1lnlt.y neh'orUslng no
- . - tce , rOl' \0 w\1 (1' ) ! Wo cay , . \ itt COS'I' IIICO $ , 1\\1 take \
this mode or letting olr llstulnot.s : anti iso ( } lblu klow it
0. B. JACQUEMIN & CO. ,
' 27 Illn Sti'mict Counci Bln ' . lown ,
OI'dcl'S by flriII s'lI1 rcccIvu pi'oiitpt nttciitleaii.
, Iul wll'c.el11'ompt , utentlon
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; Indigestion : Do you know when :
I you have it ? Do you know its I
it cause . and cue ? Ask your drug- t
I , e gist . for lipans Tabules - , . One t
1 i ; gives reI iet t
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nlpan' TnLulo Sol by drugI.l , or br mat .
Ie tine price ( : crania 1 tiol ) I. sent 10 the nl-
t cans Chemical Compasiy . No 10 & .1. . r ; . Y. e
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Genuine Sandwich "Adams" " c. , Sheller
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rowel'S from 1 to 10 boise . Feed G l'lntl'rl. Taclcs Chum , Hand Carts null (
last hit not least , SOUTII\V.ICK IIOILSE AND STEAM POWmt HAY
PHESS. .
Branch I-louse Council Bluffs
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Dr. S. Mosher
SPEOIALIST.
Having fully cemnstrtel by years or successftni pretee and experience that he 19
able to cure mullule , ! or discuses which bule tine 11:1 or ordinary ph'slclal ' . he
feel it his duly to mob known to suffering humunlty that he devotes his whole time
anal energy to this particular branch ot tiin / profession . anal will prepare nOi furnish
ledlclno "f his oleI or visit those cases w Ilch may requIre personal exninnimnntion. Pa-
tents nt n distance may consult Dr. Mosher by letter . giving a carefully written history
or their eUCS , describing their symploms Ilnutely as POSIl.de whIch will enabla him to
make correct llaguieanls . anntljudgo very ltcnrately of the curablt ) ' of the dlseas < and to t
aII111) proper i'esnedles. ! e lclre rorwnnled either hy snail or IxpreSI anal nil medicine
prescribed by Dr. ! usher I ! prellred under his own personal 8ullervlslon. lie treat all
dleasel wit malt mcrcury or other otsons . which create disease or themsel\t !
'rhe ! doctor by his new In S'OHArIVJ 'I'REATMENT cures all cimi&abe : IIeUles. and
treats with succes all affections or inc lAyer Throat and Lungs , Cmttstrrmn I .
Dyminepinla Heart Disease , Hheumats , Neuralgia , ann' sill Nervotma Diseases ' Pler8Y. ' 0
overwork , tine indiscretion of youth , or the nxce9ses of rIper yenis , atnul winaitever may
tend to lower the latent force or the tone of life's vltnhlty , causing pinyanical debility ,
nervous exhaustion , inmanhtt' , anial prennnttnre decay ,
Consult. personally , or by Letter. free and strictly connfldontlai. Addresa
Dr. S. Mosher ,
Office , Room 50 , Kiel Hotel , Council Bluffs , Ia.
. . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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i"i3i
All kinds of Dyeing
anal Cleaning done in
tine htgiicst style of
L _ _ _ _ the art. Faded end
staIned fabrIcs menlo
_ _ _ ytw _ : _ to look as good as
_ , , , , _ DYE new , Work promptly
done note delivered
it , 1/JoRKIne in all . parts of the
' country. Send for
0 price 1 at ,
0 : : C. A , MIsCIIAN ,
l'nopnietor ,
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" ' .e.eZL.Uroadnvny , clear North-
n ' " . - - ; - iveslenn ! Jlutna , Iowa Depot , , Tel. Council 322.
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AFew Advantages
Offered by the ChIcago , Milwaukee & St. Vaui Ii slisnay , tint' abort fin. to C1ILCSSUA clean tri.i
ma up amid started from Omaha.
xclTY CHCAGI
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liaggage checked freon residence to deatioa lion. Clagant rain service amnal courteouS . em. .
pioyes. tnuire train hlhled by electricity , wit h electric reading lamps in every berth. 1ine.t
aininig car mervice In the weat , wIth meals cccv td a is carte. or , l other worali . . , order what
you Want and pay for what you get. Flyer ies sea union depot dati7 at 5:00 : p. m. , arriving tt
Chicago at 9 a. nfl.
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City Ticket 001cc , 1604 1"emnam Street , C. L CkII1UEU. CitY Ticket Agent.
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\1ATET J3AG
( \VARRAN'I'ID. )
50c Facli ,
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2-Q U art _ _ _ _ _
Capacity.
8lleIllfi & MCCOQIIOII Drll Co.
1613 Dodge St. , Second Door
West P. 0 ,
'I- EVERY WOMAN
1. .
Sometimes needs a relIable
monthly regulatlnig snedicine ,
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS1
A-a : prompt. safu , anal certain iso result , 'j'ino genu.
tmme ( Pr , i'eal. ) ne'vrrdtsapoolnt. Rent enywb rt
,1. , Binermnan & McConneU Drum Co. . Ul
Dodge atme. Omaha. Nab.
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MAYER , STRflUSE & CO,412 B'way , N.Y , , Mfrs
SpciaI Nolicos-Couficil Oluffs
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LOST , A' ! ' TIlE FiL'LD CLVII GROUNDS , 011
betwrnn there and Cuuincil Ilium ? . , brown leather
eneral caie , cootnalnIni rural , and money ; a me-
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to exchange for NebrCsk& land. C. It. Nietnol.
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