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Th Gtnt1 btct , Conncll flinift. lUgh
. c1a n evL9y tepect. flat , $2.5 ( pr c'ay '
n4 upwad. F : , F. Clatke , rroPrletor.
. cleorgo johnpoti , n bright i7.yer.o1d hoyt
ft PitI of Athert JO1iiion , itt 1117 NIneteenth
n'enue. Ia lying at the point of death frni
cnumptIon.
- - . "Man fl ( MneUr" wilt be the bIll at the
b. theater tnn1iI. ! MI of the new pepte will
. b in the enet nn4 one ot the best Iiow of
- I the c'aon wilt ho given.
Itov. V. W.VIIIiam will th1Iver en nil-
dreu hefort the \VorhIngmnn' Prleniliy
club et the Pirmers' hell this evening. A
. 1nrge atteiidnnco Is dc4rcd.
fleguler meeting of St. Alban's 1oise , O.
17 , Knlghtis or l'ylhlzte , tiiIgIit. The by.lnwn
are ready for ltributiou , ci1 % ft there have
_ _ _ _ _ bcn many chang made , to conform to the
gran ( , tatutc , it Is ( lc9lreI to have alt mem-
- br prceen at thIs meeting.
to1ert Clark , a ioii or M. \ ' . ' . Cl3rk , 23
I. llarrle'ou utreet , while hunting at Manawn
J Saturday nccklentaliy diecliargeil a 2-catIher
rifle and wounei1 hiniseif in the toot. 'Ilie ball
' entered the top of the foot , range ! orwnrd
anti mafie Ite exit near tl * small tue. 'Flo
L' \vounil , while painful , is not reganled as
II .s . Bench ! .
$ Henry Wortmnn , aged 48 , flied in Mills
county Bntnrhiy afternoon from paralysh.
lie was strlckei while riding on a bail of
i hay anti ( hell five days after , The body will
bo burled here tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock In the Lutheran cemetery. Itev. Ir.
huff will officiate. The dead man leaves a
wife and six children.
STILt AF'V1It Tilil lIIVlXf I'Alt IC.
Juliii % V. I'ztil IteneVM 11114 T1ffrl In
H'oIrc nil Out un I'rniierl , .
NegotIations have been pending between
, i John W. Paul and the stockholders of the
Union Driving iaric for several fiaye for the
nab of the park to eomebody for eomethlng ,
- . both chroudocl with phuant uncertainty. It
- _ _ _ _ _ is known that Mr : Paul has again became
- - very nflxioUB to get an option for cvui thirty
dayfl. although double that time was first
sought. The price ho vantcd to pay was
$1,000 an acre. So persistent was ho that a
meeting of the tocIthohIeu was called and
II the proposition submitted. The Council
'M. muffs inembero of the company were wIlling
If Mr. l'aul would put
to give the option , up
a sumcicnt amount at money to make It an
, abject. The negotlatlone had reached a point
4 vhevo I'aul was able to satisfy them of his
ability to fin this , but the Omaha men vero
not o favorably impressed with the plan ,
When the matter reached a vote at the meet-
hig called for the purpose , the Council fluffs
men were outvoted , and the option was ro-
. fused.
Some of the Council Bluffs stockholders say
that they were given positive evidence that
- - to for the option ,
Paul had the money pay
_ _ _ _ and that the sum demanded was large enough
to make It. an object for the holders of the
_ _ _ _ ' option to buy ( lie property to save the money
paid.
--I i In the meantime. Paul Is going ahead
quietly perfecting his franchises on Unlcsi
L ri'- avenue and Indian creek , and keeping his
'I counsel. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
/t / . flulMiIrti II nil ! iisl.
' ' This evening at the Congregational church
) i.r the pupils of Miss Ilazon's chaos in elocu-
ti n and delsarte , assisted by local musical
talent , will render the following program :
( n ) Norwegian Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
( b ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Misses Cavin and Gleason.
Recital-Tiger Lily's Race. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miss Gertrude Davenport.
Vocal Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Welch.
Recitation-The Boy Orator. . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ _ _ i . . . . . . . . . . . . lllchard harding Davis
Warren laiiy.
Vocal Solo-Voices of the WOorl . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Itubinstein
- . Mrs. Muhiis.
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Ic
Imporsonatibn- .
( a ) In the Closet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- ( b ) Prior to Miss Della's Appearance. .
_ _ _ _ Riley
Miss Edith McClure.
Vocal - Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs , , W. W. Sherman.
Character Sketch-Jamb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miss Liihio Miller.
Imperial iando.1n Club-Selected. . . . . . . .
Misses Iledison and Mr. Paschal.
I Dolsarte I'osc and 1'antorntme-The
Lotos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. Misses RiMe. Tlnle' a'iid Fannie Davenport.
Poem. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ' Miss flazon.
, I Gnihiiic , FiiholOfl $ .
II , Gasoline stoves are dear at io cents on thio
't1 ' dollar. The Blue Flame iCeroserie Stove
safe as a lamp ; cni heat flat-Irons in the
_ . blaze. As odorless as gasoline and much
- , - ' iiore economical. See them at our store
I during our exhibit pt tile Buck Steel Itango ,
I ' Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday afteiioon.
)1 Gasoline stoves at clcohng out prices , $2
1 and upwards. COLId & cOLF.
41 Main strcit , CouncIl Bluffs.
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/ Iitrt'itM , A4si'ii ( , iI.
I A beautiful little range , free to the little
girl 12 or under. who mixes up the best
1 pan of biscuits at our baking exhibition of
the famous Buck-steel ranges March 30 , 21
and AprIl 1. Wo thiei show you the beauti-
t ful baking qualities and economy of these
famous steel ranges. All materials furnished
by Cole & Cola ,
. Come Cueks unit Iltihl flogi.
. - A small cigar store , owned by Jack Whit-
tak r , on Middle Broathvay , , was closed a
k short' tIme ago upon an attachment to satisfy
a judgment obtained by IL 12. Ifart , rrom
Juetico Cook's court. When the constable
I
i . -I- came to levy upcn the stock , ho found that
, - - the bulk of the property was represented -
resented by oIghtee game cocks
and five bull dogs , a peculiar
kind of property with which Whiittnker has
made a good part of his living. and considerable -
able money in times past. A small stock of
cigars and groceries was seized at the same
time , but the whole amount will not be
nearly sufficient to satisfy the judgment , Un-
l ss the game cocks and the fighting dogs
bring fancy prices.
The transactirn upon which the julgment
10 based , dates back to 1892. when Charles
aregory signed a note with Whiittakor , The
note was not paid , and while there has been
. no question about Mr. Gregory's financial
responsibilIty , Whittaker's creditors have felt
inclined to make his property go as tar as
) 1 possible toward discharging the debt. The
dogs and the chickens will bo sold toinor-
- row , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ladles of Council fluffs anti Omaha are
invited to an Iaster exhibit of art needlework -
- work that hiss bece provideth by Misses
- Clark and Wetzel at 236.238 Droadway , Fri-
r - day and Saturday. April 3 and 4 , There are
many npw Ideas and beautiful things the
'i _ , ladles vill thoroughly enjoy.
hot IscI S&ssh.
We bao 1.000 hot bed sash which we are
going to 21050 out. They won't last long.
how many do you want ? We wIll make you
. - - a price that can't be duplicated. C. B.
Paint. Oil and Glass company , Masonic Tern.
: p10Council _ Bluffs.
S Wall paper cleaned , new process , with
_ _ _ patent right at Miller' ; lOSMain street ,
Dr. Cieavora 0111cc iiioved to 000 BroadWay ,
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: 'l'his IlonliN 'VilI St.iy sit h1nue ,
At 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon County
- Treasurer Arnd was arranging to sCfll ( tbe
1O,000 of county bonds to New York , where
- they were expected to be delivered its course
I of time to ltoberta & Co. , the brokers who
have been negotiating for them for the iast
six months. hieforo they were consgned to
the express ofilce C. It , hfannan of the Citi-
zenu' banlc caine into the treauror's olhica
with' an offer to take the bowls at. the' seine
price offered by Roberts & Ca , an l waive
_ _ _ _ all rights of further investigation into their
I I Ztallty. The offer vaa quickly accepted and
the bonds turned over to te bank after a
corresponding credit had been given the
county. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
We offer you enly clean , crisp , snow white
laundry work and best delivery service at
1ale laundry , 721 Broadway , Telephone 107
Stephan Bros. for plumbing and heating ;
- also fine itnO of gas ilaturea ,
have yu seen he now gas heating stoves
at the company's otficoy
avhs , ealy dru stor wIb registered clerk.
JL
131a0\VS \ IllS \VIIOE1E \ 1IE11) ) OFF
Toniblo Acchlellt Befalls a I3oy While
Ittlfltihlg Near Iloitoy Creek ,
LIFTED HIS LOADED GUN BY 1H MUZZLE
, hniit.s aroiit the 't'le'liisi ut III , . Otii
CiIVL'iL'flIII'PiM I IC ilnsidii nic
FlrcnriIsM-IefnhIN of
tIlt' tfltsIr.
Janice Great , a 17-year-old boy , wan instantly -
stantly killed at 1 o'oock last evening on the
rlvcr bank went of honey creek ,
Great and three coiniinions , Itob harding ,
lie ) . and hlenny Tiionipscn , were fohlowhig
along the river hunting ducks. Game was
scarce , niiil the boys iihaced their guns In
SI. willow bilnd on a sand bar and were play-
lug around , ( Iroat's habit was . .Ivays to
carry lila gun vithr both hai I cia cocked , and
the Weapon vas In that cont1itIii when hi'
( lOIOSite ) ( ) it with the gnus of the other boys
In the willow shied , ' , VhiiIo the boys vcre
playing around on the' bar one of them iio-
ticed a hock of ( lucks coining and they all
scampered to tbe willows for their guns.
'Groat as a feul steps ahead of the others ,
and was the first to snanhi ( up his gun , In
doing e'o the trigger of one of tue Ijorrols
caught in a twig just co lie Was in the act
of iuhling the gun. toward him by tire inus-
zle. The cartridge was exploded while the
muzzle was only a few inches from hil
head. 'Ibo entire charge of eliot struck hiiiii
above the nose am ] tore away almost all
of the uppei part of his head.
Ieathi resulted instantly. The b.ya loft
the body- antI llurrlel to hidney Crcck ala-
than anti notified their friends. Corciier Jeti-
nings was notified and lie directed .luatica
Swanson to take charge of the caca for the
night.
The hotly was removed to the hionie of
Groat's parents , three and a half miles vejt
of Honey Creek.
L12.tIINU A LII'Fi OF SHAME.
tsirIriM IIMCos-crflI , Rhiiniiy % Vi fe
iCitil IICCVorN Ii LH Cii ihireii.
w , A. Martens , a smart appearing business
man , created something of a sensation yes.
torclay afternoan by causing tue arrest of bI
wife and sister upon the charge of keeping
and frequenting an assignatioii house , At
the same time he secured the custady of his
children , two little girls , both under 12 years
of ago.
A . year and a half ago Martens nas a pros.
pel.ous business man at Carroll , ha. , but he
bccamo involverl financially and soon after
failed , To retrieve hie fortunes he sought
newer fields , aiid with his wife and children
removed to liiawntha , Kan , Ills wife soon
became disstisfled ithi her new home and
pined foi' the oh
associations. Martens was
prcspcring fairly vohI and refused to return
with her to Iowa. There was but little do-
mestlc friction. , and one day about six
months ago , when the husband came borne
at night and found hI home deserted and a
brief note from his vifo saying she had left
him forever , his grief was sharp and bitter.
The most careful Inquiries and persistent
searching tailed to secure any tidings of his
wife and chillrefl. lIe had given up hope of
ever seeing them again until last Friday ,
when lie received an. anonymous letter from
Council fluffs informing him that hii wife
nsa living here withi her abater , a Mrs.
lCuhil , who was conducting an assignation
house , and that tire children vere being
subjected to dangerous influences.
Martens took tire first train rfter raceiving
the letter and .
reached Coun.chl Bluffs yes-
terday. With thro alit of the police ho quickly
located Mrs. Icuhii idlsreputable house on
'middle Broadway. His wIfe , ho ascertained ,
was living on North Eighth street with a
rounder who is familiarly known to tire police
aia "Suspender Jack. " Tire little girls were
dividing their time living in the disreputable -
able dive kept by their aunt and the equally
dangerous and unfit home of their mother.
As 'soon as Martens caine into possession
of these facts he hunted up a. Justice of tii
peace and flied an Ipformatioa charging his
sister-in-law with keeping a house of as-
signatlon afld hi wife with being an inmate
and a frequenter of such places. The wife
was found at 406 Ncrth Eighth street and
Mrs. KuhI at her place on Broadway , Both
vero placed under arrest , but before they
were locked up some friends came forward
and furnished a sumcient ball bond to keep
them out of jail until the hearing of the
case today in Justice Cook's court.
Martens alleges that his wife has gone entirely -
tirely to the bad and that all lie wants nevis
is tIre possession of hts two little girls and a
divorce from tire unnatural mother.
ON.Y IN A IIIJRILY TO GET JIOMI2.
Itensori GI'eiL for the flurIhiglri Of-
liI'iliN' little Oer the 0. & St. L.
There has been a great deal of newspaper
talk and considerable local interest felt in
the reports that tire Burlington railway company -
pany has already secured or was about to
acquire tttle to the Omaha & St. Louis railway -
way , the short line brairch of the old Wa-
hash system running from Council Bluffs to
Pattonburg , Mo , Yesterday a statement was
given out by a well known railroad man ,
who has authority to speak , so far as the
flurhington ha concerned.
"Tire whole story was started , " said lie ,
"by tire simple fact that General Manager
Iloidrege and other Burlington officials made
a trip over tIre short line in their spec'ai
car a few days ago. But tire trip Irad noth-
lug whatever to do with the sirort line , and
it caine about in this way : \Vlien the fur-
hinglon ofilcials wtt'a reorganizing their
service and changing their division points
they found threinselves , after the completion
of their tour of inspection , at a point on
one of thier branch lilies down in MiBsouri ,
They wanted to reach Council fluffs and
Omaha with as little delay as possible and
cancluded to run their special car over the
Omaha & St. Louis instead of retracing their
steps by strking thro main line at Creston or
Itlbia , A telogranni was sent to General
Manager Barnard in this clty , asking permission -
mission to run tire car over his ltne to
Council fluffs and also inviting him to join
the party. Perrni.slon was granted and tine
innvhtation accepted , and the party irad a very
pleasant little trip over the short hipa , Manly
BtQis wore naturally made and th9 COn-
ditton of tire road was lookcd into , but the
party did not stop at Stanabury. where tire
principal round hiousei are located and tile
greater part of tire roiling stock is kept , or
make any inquiry into the business affairs
of tire road. Viien the party reached this
cty there was no examination made of
the company's property irerti , but Mr. hold-
vega's car was taken across the river at once.
This little trp over tire teed was the sole
source of all tire rumors that have been
afloat for thu last few days concerning the
sale of the road to the Iiurlingtorn , There
was absolutely nothing in it to justify tine
reports , but tIre story was generally regarded -
garded as a truQ statement of tine facts
throughout Missouri , western Iowa and No-
brailca ,
"Tine same rumor started and gave credit
to the report that the ilurhington company ,
which will be tine principal bdder at the
sale of the hlumeston & Shenandoah when
it is sold under foreclosure proceedings to.
( lay , was emily seeking to obtain control of
it as a Part of the sauna plain. "
Farm for Ront-130 acres of plow land ,
45 acres of roadow , with house , barn , or-
ci'arti , etc. Seven miles from Council
Bluffs on Missouri river high bottom , not
subject to oyerfiow , Address lien Marks ,
Council fluffs.
Fine bedroom suits , enameled beds and
every micv novelty at tire Durfee Furniture
conippni'S , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Shmoualtsr hmnt.r.'iises iliN I.cl ,
P1IILADEIi'IIIA , March 29.-The cloy.
entin game of the ciiamnponship chess match
of tine United States between ICemen ) ' anti
Showaitor was won by tine latter last night ,
Kernenny resigning on the frty.thiird move
i5howulter opened with htuy Lopez and
iiuYed brilliantly throughout. The score :
} 3howalter , ; lCezneny , 3 ; drawn , 2.
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A ) iOit'1'I. ( O3I1IAT.
lionteiins il'Ilit'Of Vriii'ltii Stoinni
,7i'ss liii elicit insi , Iii Unoil Sleitmi.
A lady weil known In Philadelphia society
vouches for tire foilowing Interesting episode.
relates tIne h'hiiladclphia Times , that
occurre.l in tine green room of the Broadway -
way theater recently , the occasion being tine
anuiversary of the 2,000th performance of
"Ihibin hoed. " It. seems that sine , with
other frIends , was calling upon thirst charming
contralto. Jesalo Bartlett Davis. Among the
gmmesis that evening were Reginald Iel < oven ,
tine t'onnposer of "Robin flood ; " harry ii.
Smith , tire librettist : Victor herbert , the
composer of several well known and tuneful
operas , and other people of note. Tile mom-
liars of tine company were in particularly
high spirits , as a rather noted audience was
in front anti a continual and gallant fire of
verbal and telegraphic congratulations rere
being lourcd Inn upon Messrs. I3arnabee , Mac-
1)onnaid and others. IL is not generally known
that Mrs. Davis , among her other nnccom-
inilehinents , has added that of fencing , and
under the tuition of htegla Sarnac , tine
famous mnnastor at arms , has become quito an
excort with Line small sword. In fact , the
terms prime , secondo , quarte , tierco. mouli-
niot , etc. , are very mnucin in evidence inn her
vocabulary now , because sine has become a
most entinmnsiastic fencer. During tine course
of the evening , while chatting with
her lady friends , a messenger on-
bred with a long package addressed to the
primmi donna , and opening it a pair of beauti.
( UI tolls amid nnasic wore revealed. Of course
tine conversation then naturally turned uponn
tine art anti many were tine exciannations
from thte fair ones present of inralse for
( Ire healthy oa.citement with the bile. Mrs.
IJavini at Chris time was attired In tine buff
jcrkin nnd lIncoln-green hose of Ailen.a-
Dale , annd Bammnabeo just entering , verbal
pyrotechnics scintillated across tire ronni
amid tire Sheriff of Nottingham exannined tire
folis , playfully challenging Mrs. Davis to
conrnbat. Everybody applauded tire idea and
x wager was placed , a pair of gauntlets
being tine gaingo. Suddenly It aawnned upcn
Iinrnaboe that ho lnad not used the foils
for several years arid that Inc hind rio nnnak
anti no Path , The ladies present , however ,
swathed him up inn a large tech blanket amnti
an accorinnuodatling property man passing by
the door took in the situation anti lnastily
returned with a base bali nnsask. All tire
ladies ranged themselves around and \VIl-
ham II. MacIonald , wino is nisa
: nni acconnphishrod swordsman , was
macho referee , After a salute Barnnabce
kimrdly innquired of the referee whether the
nniannrnl of tine Knigints Temniplar went , as lie
Inath riot used tire swords since his appearance -
ance with his commandery at its last con-
dave in Boston. The use of tins manual
was overruled by Mr. MacDonald , whom
Mrs. Davis dcmnurred to Mr. Barnabee's en-
toning the combat with a Turkish acimetar.
Sine also wanted a Imandicap from her opponent -
ont , a Mr. flarabee's length of leg and
aria was a little too much. The prehlmin-
aries being settled , tire combatarnts merrily
began theIr bout , with detorm'ned on-
slaught. Fast and furious went the piay of
swords. Mrs. Davis scored one pent wiren
hiarabee , panting for breath , imntroduce'J
seine broadaword exercise just as Reginald
DrilCoven entered tlrc room , Mr. DeKovemn
had just been called before thu eurtan ! anJ
had received an Immense laurel wreath com-
nuemorating thn anniversary of the two
tlnousanifith performance. Whack 1went liar-
nabee with ink' Turkish semetar anti he
didn't do a thing to that laurel wreath. ht.q
leaves were scattered as if by an autumnal
storm , and the red , white and blue ribbons
with which ii was tied up caught on the
blade of the weapon , while they danced tim
the air like LoIs Fuller's skirts in the fire
dance. Tlmne was then called and the ladlea
who had retreated Into the nether corners
of he room deciareci that Mr. Banabee
should take a foil instead of scimetar. It
is not for the chronicler of these events to
say who had scored time most points at this
juncture. lie tlnat as it may , but the room
had gradually filled with various members
of the company-the curtain having jus't
fallen , and The excitement had grown so intense -
tense that Librettist Harry B. Smitin was
furiously gnawing his moustache off. With
the eaiuto again. the contralto amid the comq-
diami crosood5 swords and thrust nd parry
were given in silence. Suddenly that mean
mnnan Iharnabee cash hto eagle eye toward the
direction of the southwei't corner of the
room , but all mis pretext could not dIsconcert
the contraito'n , design ; thrust she went in
tierce , noleelesaly parried Barnabee ; then inc
glanced again to the aoutineant , corner and
vlciomnaly in a stage wbisper exclaimed
S Oin , what'nt sight was there ! True , It was
indeed. There in the corner a psor mouse
gently played behind a bass drum , and frightened -
enod at the evident display of hosiery and
lingerie from tine lady spectators , who had.
at the warning cry of rodents , mounted upon
tire chairs. burst frito full flight across the
center of the room. It is popularly supposed
that tine dawning of hosing might relieve the
feminine fear of the rodent , but it is said
that aomno of the prima donna ladles of tine
Bostonians , when they also climbed upon
tine seats , wildly grasped after imaginary
skirts which should have been on , bu
ween't. The only heroine of the evening
was Jeaio Bartlett Davis. She stood iner
ground , but at tine warning cry of rodent ,
it is said die gave a shriek and also grabbed
for her imniaglmrary akirts , received the tiny
rodent with a tinrust in prime and gave him
lila quictims. In tine uproar tirat followed tlrc
referee , Mr. MacDonald , tied , and his decision
inns not yet been made. Correspondence has
fohlowed between Mrs. Davis , her backers
anti Mr. Barnabeo , and a final meeting iiai'
been arranged at the Walton during their
presentation of "Robin Hood" here. It is
said thrat neither party will ho interviewed ;
tinat Mr. liarnabee is practicing with certain
subtle twists of the wrist which he learned
in his youth from an Italian fencing master ,
and Inns agreed to a canvention tIne artlcle
of winich declare , in long primer , the fact
that the cry of "rats" is barred , as is also
the genuine article.
J. A. ilchardson ! of Jefferson City , Mo. ,
chief enrolling force 38th general assembly
of Missouri , writes : I wish to testify to
the merits of One Mnute Cough Cure. When
other so-called cures failed , I obtained ai-
moat instant relief and a speedy cure by tIne
use of One Minute Cough Cure.
VEi5'1'1IIdIL IrOIIECAS'I' ,
Psi hr innil Cooler lit Einaterrr I'ortioins
or Nebrsnslcit ,
WASHINGTON , March 29.-Forecast for
Monday is :
For Nebraska-Fair ; cooler in eastern Inor-
tion ; higint , northerly winds.
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair and slightly
colder : northwesterly winds.
For Kansas-Fair ; slightly colder in
sonthreast portion ; ugh t , nertinwesterhy
winds.
For Colorado-Fair : cooer in southern
portion ; light , northerly winds.
For South Dakota anti W'yoming-Fair ;
westerly wlnd.
For Montana-Fair ; warmer In westjirhy
nortlon : southerly winds.
Lit'iiI htceuril.
OFFICE OF TIlE WEAThER BUREAU ,
OMAHA , March 29-Omaina record of tern-
pcraturo anti rainfall compared wirin the
corresponding day of tine past fonnr years :
1890. usa. 1t94. 1593.
Maximum temperature , , , 60 8 Or )
Minimum temperature . , . 40 63 34 34
Average temperature . , . , 10 74 32 iii
l'recipitntion . , , , , . , . , , , , , , , , o .00 .00 .00
Condition of temperature and inreolpltation
at Omnahna for the day and since March 1 ,
1590 :
Normnnal temperature , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , . 43
Excess of tine day , , , , . . . , , , , , . , , , . . . , . , , 7
Accmnrnmnated deficiency since March 1 , , 165
Normal inreclidtation . . , , , , , . , , . , , , . , , . t inch
Ieilciency for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inch
Total precipitation since March 1 1,31 inches
lieliclency since March 1 , . , , . , , , , , , 00 memos
Itcinorts trains StntiomnN itt H p , no ,
' .i g..e
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STATIONS AND STATE OF .
W'3"i1S1t.-
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Omaiza , clear , . , , . , . , , , . , , , . , , . . , , , , , , ,
North I'latt. clear . . , . , . . , , , , , , . . , , , .0)
huron , cfrnr , , . , , , . , , , , , , . . , . , , , , , , , , , , 11 e , o
( ldcago , liarS cioihl ) ' , , . , , . . , , , . . . , , , , 54 55 .0) )
Sm. Louis , cloudy , , , , , , , , , , , , , . . . . ' , at cc ,2I
St. i'utti , cloudy . , . . , . . , , . , . . . , . , , , , 43 41 .03
1)avenirt , clear , . , , , , , , , , , , . . . , . . , , , , 114 55 , t ) )
Kninias elty. clenr , , , , , , , , . , . . , , , , , , , i2 65 .01
Helena. clear . . , . . . , , . , , , , . , , . , , , , . , . , SC 36 T
henri. itarl choudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e
salt Lake , cloudy , , , , , , . , , . . . , , , , . , , , , soi so
inimnarck , coudy , , . . . . , . , . , , , . . . , , , , . 151 52 ,0)
( 'iteycnne , clear , , . . . , . , . , , , , , , . , , , . , , . 411 45 .00
ViliisIon , cloudy , , . , . , , , , , , . , , . , . . , , , 4'31 is
flapid City , cloudy , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , . , 44 51 .00
Uaiveton. r
.1' Indicuies trace of erecipimation.
1. . A. WELSh , Observer ,
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FULL-FLEIICEI ) N\O1EN \
ronr Spcoimen3 of' the F9iIiJuo rorcos of'
Evo1utIon1i r ,
PLUCKIEST QUEEN INC , THE WORLD
lcmser'M Tinnerigetle nn114.Aggri'iPiiVc ,
( Immrlnge Comntrnetnr-A Mnismilatr
httnsiimn inil hit'i ter-Umsiisie , , , in nil
11cr ( ) isn Ciiis.
Behold the now woman-four of them-
three of native stock , one an island queen.
In their differing spineres 0 activity they
illustrate the dominant spirit of getting
there witinout niascuhlne supervision ,
Queen Mannea of time island of llualnemo
of tine Society group is a buxom ruler wIno
for years inns defied the power of the French
authorities at Tahiti ,
Mamnnea has often been spoken of an the
inandsonnest wonnnan in tire South seas , but
winetiner her claims to this distinction are
based upoin substantial grounds residents of
itmneatea nrc inclined to doubt. Tine fact re-
nnains undisputed that Mainea has held her
lslarnd against all canners in spite of mimer-
ous expeditions that have been sent out to
conquer tine rebellious tribes over which
her nnnajesty reigns.
Tite barkentine City of Papeete , which re-
ceritly arrived at San Franncisco from the
South seas , broughnt interesting nnews of tlne
latest attempt. to detinrotne Queen Mannea.
says tine San Francisco Examiner , but. with
her usmnal good generalship tine woman ruler
managed to retreat to the inountainia of
hfualnenne in good order , where she now
awaits tIre advance of the ernernny.
F'ramnce , always jealous of hrer Scnutli sea
possessions , huts been for some timnie trying
to annex himmaherne and Bolabolil , both of
winich islands lie in a nnorthwesterly thee-
then from Tahiti and have been long coveted
by the Germans , Under the tricolor a protectorate -
tectorate Inas been established on Ilolabola ,
but to Freircin aggression brave Mannea has
been fiercely opposed.
" \Vo fl annex the island and you must
submit , " was tIne edict sent alit by the gaY-
ornor of Tain.ti to tire queen. 11cr reply
was a raid on tine French nnissiomnaries near
Uturea amid tine slanginter of several traders
The French shelled litnahnemo and landed
troops at the queen's palace , but the wily
lady led iner forces by a rapid innarch into
the nnountnin fastnesses of the interior , and
at the head of 500 natives mclii tire foreign
soldiers back , honing but a few followers in
adminIstering tine French soldiers a soumnd
thrashing ,
Queen Mamea makes her headquarters at
Uturon , on the east side of tine island. withIn
eaoy marching dietanco of a range of nnomnn-
talus , tine lnighest peak of which Is 3,389 feet
above sea level. Swamps abound in the lowlands -
lands , and their dangerous surfaces are
crossed by narrow paths , hidden by a dense
undergrowth , known only to time natives.
The mountains are natural strongirolda. They
are steep and rugged , cut up by canyon
and deep ravinea. Samhi streams are ire-
quent. Cascades of great beauty can ho seen
on .every hand. S
At the height of about 1,500 feet tine mann-
tains. are almost inacceslble but the queen's
fightera clamber up their steep sides like
goats , and once the top of theiridge ha gained
they are in a position to defy any army of
civilized soldiers. '
In tine very heart of the mountains the
queen has caused to be erected a large store.
house , In winich is kept a 9upply of nra-
visions. Smaller storeroomns are located In
secret places , and food enough is kept in
all tine stations to feed a large body of pee-
pie for reveral. weeks , l .t9Pn forts , of a
crude but formidable character , have beemn
bulit at the entrance to , ril time mountain
passes. 5
Mamea'n subjects are the niost warlike of
any tribe in the South seds. Her people
seem to be devoid of thq flne feelings often
displayed in tIne natives1 t he. Gilbert and
Marshall grofiis. The mlmtndvomemi alike
are exceedIngly qnnarreldombanid when not
at war with the French are fighting among
theniselves. Thus tire forces of Mamea have
been reduced to about 500 fightIng men and
300 fighting women
The Amazon of Huahemo is not so cruel
nor so hteartless as her African sister , but
she is capable of enduring great suffering ,
anti In battle shows savage cruelty. She is
weaker physically than the Dalnomeyan tar-
rors , but her power of endurance is as great.
Huaheme's Amazon can live days on a starvation -
vation allowance of food , and perform long
journeys' over the Huaheme beigints without
thought of rest.
DENVER'S GARBAGE CONTRACTOR ,
Mrs. Mary Maryland Pickreil is the garbage -
bage contractor of Denver , She Is a muscular
widow of 40. Her face has a matronly look ,
and the eyes seem to have a merry twinkle ,
but tine square ch'ni plainly inIcates the
strength at clnaracteC which has stood her
well In good stead thenie many years. She
has no eccentricities , of dress , unless the
soft felt fedora hat , suchn. as men wore a
few seasons ag& , migirt be so classed. She
wears a short jacket with Fleeves of a style
antedating the present teshton , a shirt
waist and a plain skirt of proper length and
fulluesa. Although she has held 0111cc just
sixteen days , he has already won the op-
prnvah of tIre business public.
"Sty husband died about five years ago , "
site said to a correspondent of the Now
York Sun , "and ever miimice I have been running -
ning the two ranches and a boarding baum
on Arapahoe street. I had but two cinlldremn ,
and they both died , I havebeon a very busy
woman , but , thank the Lord , I keep my
health and have plenty of strength yet. Down
at Sedahia I stack all tire hay myself and run
the mowing machine amid hay rake. I don't
care to trust that kInd of work to hired mcmi ,
they are so shiftless , I do S good ( heal of
plowing also , and vineu we were puttimng up
the outhouses I boughmt all tine lumber and
hauled it from Denver to tIre ranch.
"It makes mc' laugln sometimes to think
how my thneatrlcal rnccompliahmments occasionally -
sionally conno in handy. You me , I learned
to box quite skillfully , anti that accomnphinih-
mont came in good play one time , Soon
after my hnusband died an Englishman hiving
near' me in Dougia county lost a plow and
suspected timat I had secreted it somewhere
about my premisess So' Ire got tine sheriff
to search my place. Never mind wino tine
shnoriIt was ; hno'i , death now , but Ire hnould
mayo died before Ire wlun elected , for ho was
no good , Well , they lruntod high and how
on my ranch for tinat plow , breaking into
closets and everything. It made nns tired , so
I mxniil to that Enghisinn' ani'
,
' 'If you don't find tirt plow hero I'm
going to give you tird darudest licking you
ever got when you get. through hunting for
It. ' ' 1 (7fu" .
"lie looked scaroy , antI.nntuck to the sheriff
closer Of course they ihidn't fInd tine PlOW ,
and then I asked tine sheriff to get off tine
place so that I connlni do 'ii' that Englishman.
But tine ohneriff stuck clostIo , iris man , and
tlney walked off togeth0rPOI followed tire
linglishman to mis home1 lamed sent iris little
gri to call 1dm out tarn 'ho yard. When
ire came sneaking out nhfipitchned into irini.
lIvery time I hilt Inlm hntti1ropped , and when
he could not stand nn tf % I let go of
him. lie said afterwdm 'tirat I used a
winip hranrlie to him , but'itinnt wars a lie , I
done intmn with my flstm. hno funny tining
about that trouble was sIliat we have been
warm friends ever sinc& itf wa-s my emily
trouble on the ratrcin , but thth Lord knows I
have lied a Inard time inilhlrdr ways ,
"Before I went intoIolco : there Was flU
system to the work , andntiie city was not
half tended to , but hecaustUivant to systematize -
atizo tiningu anti do juetieeito nny oflhco tire
meg men get mat , Well , they may as well
come in line , for I meant to maYo my own
way , I like to hold ofllce and I know I can
fill some omcea better tinan some men I
know , I can manage tine 4atreet cleanIng do-
pan-tmrment as well as any man , anti I moan to
try for the office of street commissioner after
I got this job straigirtened up. If I get a
show you can just watch my smoke ; I'll
make the streets look decent and will save
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Cast ria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Casloria.
Children Cry lot
Pitcher's Castora.
( lie city money besides. I'm omit of boil
every mornIng my 2 o'ciok , with nm1 tote-
main , arid ann driving ninomit in tmny rig to
keep a sharp lookout for tineac stnntigghe'rs.
Vo watch the Fifteenth street bridge nil
tine Sixteenth street viatimnet , which is their
route alit of town , Atih we sinmili nab every
mother's son of 'em If I can stand the tinny
inouni , It is nnighty hard getting out in tine
c'oid air at thmmnt hour , but when tine snnnngglers
fimnil omit that they can't get ahead of this
woman , they will coma to time and will
agree to obey instructions from tine garbage
contractor , even thntmgin sine be a woman ,
I never saw the mann yet that I was afraid
of , "
It will he seen from this Interview ( hint
Mrs. l'lckreli is an independent wonnan wino
hra.s seen munch of life. Sine is snot inhghnly
educated anti she does not hesitate to express -
press herself In language distinctly western.
Vhile talking to tine reporters she never
uses a inarsimer word than "darndest , " bitt
she lies tire reputation for saying stronger
thnltngs when greatly provoked.
FLOGGED hEll IIUSI3AND.
Mrs. William Martin of San liernarditno ,
Cal. , tied her husband nap by the thumbs
one nnnorning recently , anti gave Inini sucin a
horsewhippIng as ho will not soon forget.
The punishment was inflicted early iii the
day-in fact , shortly after the recrenmnt inus-
band mad rbtunrned from a night out-but was
witnessed by several neighbors , and they
predict that Martin will forswear tIne gaming
table , tire cause of his squandering a small
legacy to winch ire recently fell heir.
Three weeks ago Martin. wino mail been a
man of all work in town , was notified tirat
lie hind $ S00 waiting for him in Kansas , anti
he went to that state to claim his own.
Whom Inc returned hnomnno with thre $ SOO lie
felt ( mat htm should enjoy inhtnni'lt. 'fakiing
$80 of tine money , he innate tine rounds of ( lie
resorts , and inn anne mIght lila $ S0 was gone.
lIe reported at Ironnne for breakfast , but found
that hnI wile mad nnoro ( lion breakfast vait-
ing for bum.
TIne Martins live In a cottage in the inrtin-
em part of tIne city , and what was tine stir-
prise of the mnelghnbors viro were astir to see
Mrs. Martin leading lrer husband toward tine
barn , lie is rallier small of staure , and
itia s'ife , while not tall , is nntnscular , as tine
istne ( iennor.strattd , She forced Martini along
until tIre fennce In the rear of tine barn was
reached , when she produnced a rope and pro-
ceecieti tO knot it about lila thtnnnbs. This
done amnd sccmnrehy tied , she brought him tnp tea
a host and tied the rope over , amid tine captive
hnusbanld was in such a position that tlne nnnore
he pulled tIre greater was lns ! pain. Sire
went into tine barn for tire whip Martin uses
when driviing , and sine knes' whtat to do with
it. Sine belabored her husbamnd around the
back ann ! almoulders , mind conntlnnued to lay ann
the blows even when he begged her to tie-
slat , and made all aomts of nromnises for his
future conduct. Sine did not rena to be
moved by them , and continued the whipping
until sine had beaten mini into quietness annd
stnbnnhsston. Then hre untied hmnn and led
the way to tine house.
GUSIld IIORNIdR IN hER CORNER.
Several weeks ago Alfred Earner and his
ivife , Guanie , of Prospertown , N , J. , disagreed
and a neparation foiiowcd.
homer timen had tire following advertise-
muent inserted in a local hoper , and supposed
Mrs. Homer would probabiysendeavor to arrange -
range a settlement amid return home :
NotIce-My wife haVing left my bed and
board , I warn all persons fronn selling her
ary goods on my account.
ALF1tD IIORNER.
Mrs. homer inserted tlre following advertisement -
tisemont in the same paper :
Notice-I would inform the public in general -
eral , and Alfred Homer in particular , thnnit
his credit is in no danger of being offered
for sale by Inc. And as for the bed and
board ho speaks of my leaving , there is a
mistake about that , for from the unfortunate -
nato day we wore nmnarrled tLltil flow he
has never given nine either , nor had he threni
to give. Guosie paddles her own canoe.
MRS. GUSSIE } IOlLNER.
Selneinne for As"lstinnir Stmndeuls ,
Tine University of Pennsylvania has embarked -
barked upon ama extensive scheme of providing -
viding assistance to students who give
promise of exceptional ability in some
speciaht3f Twenty-seven nnew scholarships
and fellowship , 'of the aggregate value of
$13200 ; , have been founded. The Hector
Tyndale FelIowonip in Physics inns been ira
existence some time , so tirat now there are
twenty-eight scholarships and fellowships at
the disposal of meritorious men. The George
Leib Harrison Foundation , a MAS'l'IIIL"G
000 , given to the institution last June by C.
C. Harrison , the provost of the university ,
is tine source of tine money for this mag-
nificenit pun. Th live senior fehlowehips
are left. open for assignment to any field ,
and will only ho filled as students of special
promise appear. These are for the purpose
of introiucing the German "docent" system
into Pennsylvania. The object is to retain
a senior fellow and gIve inirn a little work
in tIne way of teaching by which lr may be
tested as to his etllclenncy.
Under tlre new system it will be poscible
for a nnan to continue studying for six years
at the university vith the greater part of
his expenses provided for. The cause of
thorough scholarship in this country will
be materially promoted by this plan , and the
University of Pennsylvania will build up a
class of speciailsto of tine first rank. Some
of the other larger universities have done a
great Ieal in this line. harvard and Colum-
bla probably are still ahead of Pennsylvania
Inn tine encouragement winch they give to
advanced work.
QUAKEI OATS
Tim Child Loves It.
'Fhc Dyspeptic Descruids It ,
Tiso Epicotro Dotc ott It.
Do ou EAT IT
OOCTOH
A ! Searles &
Searles
liorvous 6PECIALISTS ju
_ dBt ,
" ' Pr1vadDIses3.
All l'rivnste 1)1,04515
. . amndliuniorderiofAlsn
Treatment by fla4Ii
x' e congultUtiCO free'
. . . . 4 -
fy. SYPHLIS
Cured for life amid the poison tntoroughl7
chanced from the ystem. f'ILES FISTULA
an RECTAL. ULCBBB. IITDnocbLE $ AND
VABICOCISL1S permanently and pucc.isfUhil
cure'S. ' Method new and unfnhhing.
VTflIPTIIflI RJ1) ) P1 ItT Curoct
uuuilul ulli. Ililu UILII fttliortio
hiy new method without pain or cutting.
Call on or address witin stamp ,
0 r nnrlae . . ttnirla lit ) 81 5th Si ,
5 lJ41&BVJ U. iJV.t&ild ) Uialahts Nina.
PUBLIC SALES
I will sell at rublic sale to tine hugh-
cat bidder. at In 0 crock Vednsday morning -
ing , April let , 1800 , lit tine store nooln 621
llroadway , ( Ito entire stork of nmerciinnitso
fixtures , utensils , etc. , as a whole. 'lids
ii tire stock of confecioncry : , clgntrs , to-
bacet ) and tlxtures that wee plaeil in my
) nnndn' by tine lirnn Ctf Baird A OnodnicIn. to
ito raid , and witich would invoice at cost
nrtco over * 3.500.00.
Any one wuinming to go into bucineas
will itavo an opportunity to obtain tue
stock nit a bargain. Tine fixtures consist
( if a first class soda fountain and coirnec-
tiers , winfcin cost ever * l.2)0.lX ) . National
cash register. two Imndsoma wa'i cases at-
rnnged for cigars and confectionery , show
care. ' , saitles. cinahrn , , etc. 'Fite full hinven.
tory of the ( ock anti fixtuies can be seen
at the store at nnny Slime bepre iime.
I'tirtLs itWing lunUst put up * 5)0.00 ) as
forfeit nnony. whlehn wIll be returned to
intern after line als it threy arc not the
succesiul bhtder. !
'litla is tine Itest Icoated stand In the
.ciIn and wilt be a urrue ) ' nnaieer hum the
start , Car gitu lca.ee on ruoun until Fob-
rurnry lit , leST ,
. JOhN G , WOO1)'iVitftD ,
? o.TIIEIIEIV D1ANY ! I bc
' I1LLIOTT ALTON , Mgr , 1
TI'IE ALTO N
STORK
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'I'ONIGIIP.MAN AN ! ) MAS'l'IIIL"
G 4pA
I fRENGH FASHIONS
FREE
, tlliistriitcd by G doII with 1 dF058C3 , 6 u1ts , 211 limits ,
4 and 36 other articles , fuinunialilmig ( lie ladies with tIne latest
. French faslilouns as vell as tine cln'tldren with nun r.mnltis'ing toy.
, SWays to ( end 0 Oouponn , or j
9 J Semi 1. COUpOn ittiti 0 oonts , or
3 G
e ii ese Bonti 10 Cents without any
Fashions. ' . couponto ,
Blnckweil'a Durham Tobacco Co. , Durham , N. C. , end tine
Fuusliioin IJolls 1lI be Sent 3'Oti PoStPaid. You v'ili I'utul Ohne coupon
inside each 2 OZ , bag , and two coupons imisiclc each 4 ox. bag of
BLACKWELL'S GENUINE
DURHAM TOBACCO.
lilly a bag of this Celebrated Smokimng Tobacco , and read the
coupon , which gives a list of other irenmuinis : amid how to get tlhem ,
2 CENT TAMPB ACCEPTED.
THE HAMiLTON
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"THIS IS THE WHEEL"
That has the points that please and fit all conditions of track , road.
and riders It has the wearing points , the talking points , the speed
pohits anti every point that bicycle riders demand br ease arni
comfort , It is a
S
BEROTIFUL 8YMETICAL WHOLE OF EVERY GOOD THING.
We have brought to bear on our proluction all the elements essea. 5' '
tial for the manufacture of the highest type of Bicycle ,
IT HAS THE
VE1GI1T RaCiST. HANDLE liAR RIGHT. SPEED RIGHT.
FItAMI2 RIGhT. . SAIDLEI SLIGhT. l'RICES flflhtT. ,
UI2AISINGS 15161FF. 'I'ItIniAI ) ILIGILT. SELLS IIIGII'l' . . .
PItOVOI1PION 1(101ST , STRENGTh RIOIIP. FINISh RIGHT.
, pvERYTIIINO RaCIST. '
' '
"Others are good , but none are better. " Bicycle dealers and
men , women and children riders , watch this space for next thre
months. It will contain valuable information for you.
VAN BRUNT & WA1TE ,
21fo 22 FOURTH STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IO\VA \
_ :
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS , WASTE RULES. " /
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAPOLIO
Dr0 S. Mosher
SPECIALIST.
Having fully demonstrated by yours of su ccessful practice and experience tlnat h Is
able to cure multitudes of diseases which b utIle tine skill of ordinary pinysmntans , be
feels it his tiuty to make known to suiTenin g humanity that he devotes Int' whole time
and energy to thia particular branch of the profession , and wil' prepare and furnish
medicine at his cfilc or Visit those cases W inicli may require personai exanilnation. Pa-
tienta at a distance may conamnlt Dr. Masher by letter , giving a carefully written history ;
of their cases , describing their symptoms in mutely as possible , which will enable him t
make correct diugnosis , and judge very accu rately of ( ho curability of the disease , and I
apply proper remedies. Medicine forwarded eitiner by mail or express and all nnedicino
presormoed by Dr. Masher is prepared under lila own porsonun sipervinulon. I-Ia treats all
diseases witirout mercury or other poisons. which create dIsease of themuyelves.
Tine doctor by lila new RESTORATIVE T REATMENT cures all curnblo diseases , and
treats with success all affections of the Liy er , Throtut nnd Lungs , Catarrim , Epilepsy.
Dyspepsin , Ileant Disease , Itheumatism , No uralgia , and all Nervous Diseases caused by' ,
overwork. the indiscretion of youth , or the excesses of riper yearn' , and whatever may
tend to lower tine Intent force or tine tone of life's vitality , causing pinysical debility ,
nerious oximanustlon , insanity , and hnrennatur e decay. ,
Consult personally , or by Letter. free and strictly confidential. Address , , j
Dr. S. Mosher ,
Office : 623 West Broadway , Cotincil Bluffs , Iowa
iiis't' ' ' NATIONAL BANK
Council BlufIs , Iowa ,
CAPI'FAL , . . . $100O'J ( )
V12 SoLitil' ! ' 'OUlt HCISINII8S ,
% ' 10 liElihitlO YOUR COLLEC'I'iONS ,
ONE OF' 'l'IiIO OLlldS'I' J1.tNICS hN 1O".VA.
1I I'ISK CINP I'AJi ) ON 'I'HlIi JIl1'OHITS.
! 4AND 111110 uS on W'JtITiO ,
f.A ± _
SI'ECl.lJe O'1'lC11SCOiiNL'ii. limIJFlrS ,
FOR HALf , CONFIiCTIONIIItY SToRli. ON
January 0 , 1890 , llaIrd & Qoodrlvii , confec-
ticeters. 621 Broadway , placed their stock anti
fixtures in may Itnnnds to be somul. I offer same
at private sale until April 1 , 1890 , if not sold
at tinat tlmne I will soil same an a whole itt
p'nbite salt. on April 1 , t9G. Can gino lease urn
mont untti Feitnuary 1 , 1897. Cash ; no trade ,
Joltn (3 , Wootlwarul.
r
Cert i Ik'mite of Pislihie ; ; titisi ,
OFFICE OP AUDITOR OF' PUBLIC ACCOUNTS -
COUNTS STATE OF' NEIIRASICA. LIN-
C'OLN. 1eb , 1 , 1590.-It is hereby certihied
that tine Sun insurance oliico of London , in
England , has comnpiioni with tine Insurance
law of this state ninth is ututinorized to trans.
act tine buslmmesim of fire insurance in ( iris
Etate for tine current year.
\Vitmness my inannmi anti time seal at tine
auditor of innibile ( iCcoUmniI4 tine day and year
above wrllten , EUGENE MOOitId ,
Auditor P. A.
( Ti'rtilii'nte of iil lihieni tunis ,
OFFICE OF' AUDL'I'Ofl 01 ° 1iHLIC AC.
COUN'I'S S't'A'l'id OF NEiuitAIilA , LIN-
COhN , loij. 3 , ) S9d.-It is hereby certilieui
that the Norwich Union Imnnturrtnce comnpaun
or Norwich , iii Enghaunui , hna.'i complied wit
tine hnsuramnce law of tinis state and is rsu-
thorized to transact thu iiusineas of lire
insurance in this slate for tine current year ,
Vitness my insuiti anid tine seal of tine
auditor of public aecOuuits the day and teor
above written , EUGENE MOOItL ,
, Auditor P , A.
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(3t'rtifit' , . e of I'uilllegntloin.
OFFICIO OF' AIJDITOR OP' h'IJBLTC AC-
COUN'1'14 STATE OP NEIIRASKA. LIN.
COLN , 1oh , 1 , 1890-It inn hereby certified ,
thnst tine Farragut Irlre Insurance corn.
pany of Now York , in tine Htate of Newn
York , linus COnflPiietl witim tire instnramnco law - "
of Uniti state anti is autiiortzed to transact
tine business of lire inmiurarnce in tinlni 8ato
for the current year.
Wiliness my hand nnd tine send of tine
authitor of public accounts tine tiny anni year
above wn'ittenn , EUGENE MOOitr ,
Auditor 1' . A.
( ii'tificiiCe of I'uuihltistlcin.
OFFICE 010 AuDI'rolt OP I'UHLIC AC.
COUNTS STATE OP NEIIRARICA. LIN.
COhN i'eh , 1 , 1890.-it is hereby certltled
that tine Merchants Insurrince company of
Newark in thu state of Now Jersey , hag
COflnltiiet with thu Insurance law of tirhO
mitatu arid is authorizeth to tru.'hntact tine busi.
ness of tire imnsuraneo Imn this state for thuG
current year ,
Witnesit my hand and tine eeal of the
auditor of iulihic uccoumnts time day anti
above wrItten , 1lUUITNF MOOItIo ,
Auditor I' , A.
Ci'rt iIleuiIc of l'sniiiegsgioms ,
OFFJCl 01. ' AUDITOR OF' I'IIIILiC ACCOUNTS -
COUNTS S'i'A'i'id OF NJOI5RASKA. JAN.
COI4N , 1'cb. 1 , 1590.-It Is lnerehny certitietb
that the Interstate Casmunnity hrrstnrnnee
company of New York , in the state of New
York , lnani complied with tins imnneurarrco laW
ot this state amid inn autinomized to transact
the business of accident Insurance in ( lila
state for tire curremnt year ,
\Vltness rimy hnmimnd and tine seal of tine
auditor of Public accoUmntnr the day rind year
above written , EUGENE MOORE ,
Auditor 3 , A.
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( Jert ( lieu to of l'uniIieu tlosn ,
OF'I.'ICFI OF' AuDITOR OP PuBLIC ACCoUNTS -
CoUNTS STA'FId 01" NEIIItASKA. L1b7.
COI1N , 1eb. I 1590.-It is horehmy certiulsal
that tine Itianhmattan Life Insurance coin-
utany of New York , in tire state of Newt
York , mini connthieni witin the insurance hew.
of this stab rind ins untinorized to transact
the itusiness of life iunsurance in this state
for thu current your ,
Witness mv mend and tine steal of tine
auditor of rnubhie accounts tine day and yeat
above written , JUOENJI 24001(10 ,
Auditor 1' , A.