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MU ( ) Cfne nhI hIi cnmmlsIon ) nuil.
fleM tenI % iH rcmovc In a few days to OrI.
1vI'l. ) % .
The Urett htcI , Council fl1utt. 111gb
ht In ery rcpt. 1nte , $2.tfl er day
Hid 'ipwzid. 1& P. Clarke , proprietor.
j M ) tie 1ot1 , o. 12 , Igre of honor , vlll
meet In rcguhr &cssion , tGm1ay evening , at
S ocIc1c 1iarp. at Grtiiu Army of tite Ite-
ptiliUc hall ,
Mv ! . .lalrn Mclcrrnntt nt 212 1rarrl.on
atuet w1ic has btn serou1y III for ev
cml days , was reported to be much bitter
last oven ! .
Mrs. ( arrk , F' . Weatherford will 1ecturo
on HplrItun1lat at 7:30 : p. m. \Veothnen
hail , Upper Ilroalway. ths ( Snrulay ) even.
Ing. Admltn tree.
The poilco ( lepartlncnt waa wllflcl yester.
day by A. li. 1"aiilkntr of J1fl3 Scott sheet ,
3)e Melee , that tlilet hail toteii his
bicycle , a 't5 lnolel ( hlnrnbher , No. 12a22.
Itey. Henry 1)el.ong yier1ay received the
flrt number of hJiihhlngton thooth'si new paper ,
The VohtInteir'H Giz.otte , the organ of Corn-
in.iftder IJO3tI'3 flew army , the Volunteers of
d Iii ei'hca ,
The St. Ilernard's 11o'phIa1 Seving society
wlfl IflC't every Thiuri1ay atternoon at the
hosiItaI , to for the poor of our city. It
is 21oeclnrInn , All frlnd dt the ho&pltal
are Invltcd. SIsters Gf Mer'y.
trc.I McCaffrey ntiil George A. Owyor ,
tvo rug salesmen woricing for an Omaha In-
stahluient 1jouc , vere fined $16.10 each yes-
tortiny in the police court uprni conviction
of the charge of intoxication and fast tlrlvlng.
flew. T. W. Williams received u telegram
last night announcing the ( bath of V. ' . W.
Blair , iweshlent of the Reorgunlzeti Church
or Jcst Christ of Iidtcr flay Saints. l'resi.
( lent Lhl.ilr liveil nt Larnont and (110(1 ( 00 hIs
Way hionie fro2r , the conference. which was
hiehi at ( leve1aiiil Inct week.
Mr. J , E , Munger. college i'crtary for
Iowa Young Men's Christian assocIation , will
give the nddres' at the men's rally at 4
o'clock , Mr. Monger Is an Intorostln.g
i'poaker. lie reprcsenti4 tim international
committee at its first secretary in the Mex-
Icon republIc , being located in the City of
Mexico.
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I'aul C. Aylosworth , manager of the F'eld
club , is getting a bail team together. PerSons -
Sons desiring to try for poshtlor.o on tha
toani will report on Tuesday at 4 :30 : o'clock
at the Field club park for practice : All ap-
phicants will be given a fair trial , as t'.e
club lcsirr' to put a hot team In the field
with the opening of the season ,
An examination tinder the civil service , for
clerks and carriers of the postat service vill
ho held In this city June 6 , 1896. Partlea
desIring blanka can hirocure them from Fred
Johnson at the postoffice , and all parties
desIring to take the examination mucit have
their applicatIon In on or bcfore May 18.
I'artlea ( lcsirlng to be clerks must b over
18 years of age , and carriers between ages
21 and 40 ,
Fho lecture of Rev. II. W. Kuhn , D. D. ,
at St. John's Engllh Lutneran ciurcli on
his late trIp to the Holy Land was an cx-
ceediiigly interesting an'I instructive one.
lie took the audIence In mind with him to
the varIous palnta of Intercet that he visited
and described things a plainly that he held
their undivIded attention for two hours. lIe
dwelt particularly upon scenea in Egypt and
the Holy Land and stirred up a new inter-
ct In tii rnliido of all to know more about
tho'e historIc places.
Fred Wilson , one of a gang of tough cli- (
sans v1to created a disturbance at the Turf
Rxchango saloon on Broadway several nights
ago and spent a few days In the city uil ,
was liberated Thursday. lie left behind
IIIII ! a bIg Colt's revolver and a promise to
get out of town as quickly as osible. Last
night he was' arrested for Intoxication and
oreatlng a disturbance on Middle Broadway.
When arrested the fIrst time he had a quan-
tlty of lrcperty ) In his possessloij V1IICII thiC
pollee hclleved to be stolep ; and when
: searched inst night a pair of diamond earrings -
rings were found in We pocket tied up In
a liabrikereblef. The police have some doubt
about the stones being genuine diamonds ,
but 0000 whatever that. they were stolen ,
\v. l. Dawson , a rather plainly dressed
stranger , was before Judge McGee yester.
day an a charge of vagrancy. He had soy-
; cr.l dollars in his pockets and thc appearance
of an honest man In his face , and the charge
of vagrancy (11(1 ( not hold , lie was found
the evening before well up tovarI the top
of a tree on Park avenue , and a bIg ( log at
the foot watching him and waking the
. echoes with a stentorlan voice. Dawon
was walking along the street just at dark ,
flhll encountered tile dog. There was something -
thing about the expreselon of the animal's
cnntenance and his manner that led Dawson -
son to believe that. the safest place was In
tim top of a tree , and lie shinned up the
nearest 000. ThIs extraordinary proceedings
set the dog crazy and drew a small crowd.
The man refused to come down until a po-
hicernan sus called to take chiargo of tue
dog. Dawson's account of himself. owing to
his fright , was rather vague , and the officer
let the 'log go and teak charge of the man ,
J'FltSONA I. I'tlLiiI.tl'IJS.
Dr. J , W. Ilomsted , mayor of Carson , Is
at tIm Noumayer ,
M , P. Kohl of Earllng is among the guesti"
at the Neumayer.
II. C , IteyflOl(15 is vtsiting Postiuaster Hunter -
ter at De Moines ,
1) . F. Perry and his son and daughter of
Quicic era at the ICiel.
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J , v. Cassell and Jams Ilolton of Car-
can are at the Neumayer.
Firs. George Henry Ilarnpson and Meeter
Glenn. after spending a most delightful winter -
ter In Council Bluffs. wIll leave in a few
days for theIr liorno in Cincinnati , 0.
heath & Miiligan's iiou and cottagc.
paints , the best in the marlcet , at Ie-
Haven's.
'v1il Arior Iit' ,
Prof. Paulson , county superintendent of
schools , has boon furnishing the teachers of
the country e.chioals . with copies of the anni-
vcrsary Ie2flet dedicated to the school chil-
dreti of Ioa , Preparc(1 ( by State Superin-
tenlient Sabin for use In celebrating Arbor
anti Memorial days.
Arbor day in Iowa falls on Friday , April
24 , thIs year , and Superintendeiit Paulson
lien recommended the teachers in favor of
a general observance of the day. In some
choots allecisI programs will be prepared
and given in tile evening , to which the
parents vIli be Invited. At schools where
there are no trees in tile yarda' the teachers
have been urged to have the eiiildrci plant
trees. For several years the efforts at tree
Jlantlllg ilavo not met ' with nlucll silo-
0080 , owing to thu drouth , but tile superb.
tendont has urged tue teachers to try again
tiile year , Cliii to keep en trying until their
efforts are successful ,
Wanted-To rent 4 or hSrooin house , convenient -
vonient to tlio court house , Wifl buy if
price and terms are right , Ii. II , , lice ,
For RCllt-liebt located 001cc in city. W ,
. Cooper. 10 MaIn Street ,
Coisit'll Ill lIlt's Uiit t lii' Iiiii's Shari' .
Council Bluffa men were givoti fib lion's
share of the before at the grand council of
the Itoyal Arersulin held at Waterloo , La , ,
a few ( lays ago. It they ilad deairad it or
aucel for it tIle ) ' could also have ecured
tlio meeting of the next grand council , They
were cciitont With _ eceIvltig the largest
number of bailQts for the chief offices voted
- for at the iiieeting. Thosa elected vere all
lnelllbQrs of FidelIty council of this city ; Rep.
resentativo to suprOine council , I. M , Treynor ;
grand regent of Iowa , 0 , IL , Jackson ; grand
chaplain , J. 11 , Arthur ; grand trustee , Fred
- Warner ; financial commandant , Charles a
lienue , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
have yu seen tlio new gas beating stoves
at the coeiInny's omce ?
We have Jubt received a large invoice of
children's blouse waists. Metcalf Bros.
LiL'IllsCI ( ) ' 'i'i1. s
Marriage liCelics s ore issued yesterday
' to the following liersons :
Name 011(1 Itesitlene , Age.
lioziry iCing , Lincoln. Neb , , , . , . , , , , , , , , , . 35
Maude Burke , Lincoln , Neb . . . . , . . , . , . , . . . , 19
Henry \'ade , 'rekaniai ) Ntb. , , , , , . , . . , , . , 32
Nellie Dunton , Council hiurt , . . , , , , , . , , , , . . .
- . llqffiiiayr's 15alc ! ) ' Patent Flour inakca tlio
beat and most bread.Aek your grocer for it ,
Dr , Cleaver's office moved to 600 llroadway ,
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cluaraiity Lila Ftnid Transferred to the
Omaha Life.
NEW ST OF OFFICERS IN CIIRGE
I'jri'MtOl l'oiil II Iiii Of lllP4llleN 1t0
tiiisl tile for t lie Change IIIIL
'i ( , L'atrun % 'Ili lie
A deal was consummated yesterday by
V.111011 the bllelnc'ss of the Guaranty Life
Fuiiii association of Council Bbiits ! passed
into tile 11(10(13 ( of a flew et of olilcers and
directly tinder the managemelit of the
Omaha Lifo association of Minneapolis.
The Guaranty Fund Life dasociation wee
organized a llIlnlbCr of years ago by the
officers of the United States Masonic Denevo-
lent nasaciatlon of Council Bluffs.Vhtle a
separate and distinct organization It was
managed by the sanie board of directors and
tue same officers as the United States Mu-
sonic Benevolent association , Both corn-
panics did LI. good btiilness until a short time
ago , wlic.n the depressloil that prevalle1
throughout. the country affectea tile business
of both concerns.
The United States Masonic Benevolent ci'-
sociatioli , being tile larger concern , naturally -
rally demanded tile attention of the officers.
and all efforts iiavc been Put forth to keep
that association on Its feet , Recent devel-
oprnents hiavo given the officcrs the asi'Ur-
ance that the parent organization Is again
in line for a proc'peroils business and with
tIle return of good business die officers have
felt that tlley were unable ; o ( lo justice to
both concerns. The Guaranty Fund LIfo as-
socIatlon usc a busineo.i and patronage that
should bo encouraged and nuilt up and the
officers have been unable to give It the nc-
essary attention without negiectiii In a
measure tile business of the larger concern.
That was the situation of affairs a fc.w
days ago when the omcors .t tile Omaha
Life assocIatIon made a proposition to take
charge of the allaire of the Guaranty Fund
LIfe association. The oiler was considered
and yesterday a favorable decision was
reached , The cfllcers of the Omaha Life as-
soclation wore in tue city and terms were
agreed upon for the transfer of the management -
mont of the business. There was no money
consideration and the transaction cannot
properly be termed a sale. The business Cf
the Guaranty Fund LIfe association has elm-
ply been formally and legally turned over
to the Omaha Life.
Tile directors of the Guaranty Fund Life
asoaclatlon met yesterda1 afternoon and
made the way easy for the transfer. One
director resigned , aild a Minneapolie man
was elected in his place. This was repeated
until the Council Bluffs directors had all
resigned 1111(1 their places had been filled by
the officers of the Omaha Life aseaclatlon.
Trearurer Mitchell turned over the cash of
tile company to tile new treasurer , the new
cmceru of the assaclation took cilargo , and
the trancfor was complete.
The new officers of the assocIatIon are :
1\ ? , j , ' , Bechtel , president : Fred J. Sackett
of Omaha. first vice President ; George Es-
mend of Minneapolis , secretary , and W , H.
Jobnoon of Logan , Ia. , treasurer. The pans !
of the new managers have not been fully
decided tliOfl , but they will probably con-
salidate the business of the Guaranty Life
Fund aez'oclation with that of the Omaha
Life. _ _ _ _ _ _
Genuine I3olthara divans and new pieces
of oriental furniture at thw Durfee Furniture
company's , _ _ _ _ _
For flent-Modcrn dwelling , No. 222 South
Sixth street. Odell , No. 7 i'earl street.
lIit Not Gi'I the SlIllort DeserviiL
The last performance of "flosedalo" was
given In a matInee at the New Dohany yesterday -
terday afternoon before an audience that
little more than half filled the iioue. It les
needless to say that every one present was
highly delighted , for tile work of the amateurs -
ateurs lacked none of tile nerve and vim
that characterized them on the preceding
evenlngu. It was noticeable that 2nany , almost -
most a majority of those present , were there
on the other evenings , which goca a long
vay toward convincing tile young men and
women who worked so long and faithfully
for the succes of tile enterprise , that tholr
work 'as appreciated and worthy of It. The
members of the Guild and the others who
did the work are bitterly disappointed at tile
financial returns. In speakIng of the smallness -
ness of tile matinee attendance one of the
members of the guild said :
"The prices of admis'slon were 25 cents all
Over the ljouse and 10 cents for children ,
but oven these low rates failed to attract
but a very small eprinkling of tile membera
of thc church , wllo were eupposed to be
more intereoted in tile financial results than
any others' . Considering tile fact that all of
the members of tile cast , with one or two
exceptions , belonged to other denominations
and freely and cheerfully gave their time and
talents toward tue support of what they
deemed a worthy object , It is to bo regretted -
gretted tll3t the members of the church gen.
crally failed to 8110W theIr appreciation by
attending at least one of tile performances. "
Thlo managers have not yet figured up
their cxpepeu and receipts , but enough is
known to convince them that there vbll ho
coloderablo loss ,
Nod k's' to i'rojrt' Oviii'rs ,
All porsans Owning property abutting on
Indian creek , between Eighth and Oak
etrects , are hereby requested to appear at
the Union Land and Improvement company's
office , over Officer & Pusey's bank , on Saturday -
day next , April 25 , between the hours of
D a , in , and 5 J ) . m , , to determine the amount
of damages accruing by reason of the cosi-
struction and maintenance of a sewer and
railway over ani along said Indian creek.
IOWA CONSTRUCTIO COMPANY ,
By Johq 'V. Paul , President and General'
Manager. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Davis , drugs , paints and glass ; tel , 289 ,
Poisisl IL Strs's'f' 'i'sso 'liis' ,
Wben tilt' corps of surveyors in the cxii-
ploy of tile lose Construction company
wad engaged in running the lines along In-
than creek tile measurements between North
Second and First streets showed a discrep.
ancy of thirteen feet and eight inches , The
work was being doris by L P. Judson , a
veteran and competent burvoyor , and nearly
two days wore spent in trying to ioeato the
apparexit error. The division line of two
additions to tiio clt lisa midway between
the two streets , and , measuring from either
end , etarting at tile' street lines , there would
ho an overlap of tim n1imber of feet men.
tioned , After a great deal of sesrching and
trouble , one of the cornerstones of the older
addition % ae found , and measurements made
both ways from that point developed an
error that has escaped attention and may
prove of interest to at least ono property
owner , Measuring eastvard froni the cor-
nerston to the west lliio of North First
street , there 'as exactly the required number -
ber of feet , but measuring wcetward the re-
iiuirod number of feet carried thlo street line
of North Second street far into the street ,
On tixo original piat the width of North
Secoxd street , from Vine street to the bridge
over Indian creek , was shown to be forty
feet , but upon measurement tle street was
found to ho ever tlfty-ono feet in width , or
nearly exugli to take up the overiap , To
s'hom tl4e extra eleyen foot of street belongs
the engineers did hot stop o determine
but it Is llkelr that tile matter will be in.
quirod into by those interested , especially
before the etrcet Is paved ,
ilist ileil Sash ,
We llao , lOO hot bed sash which we are
goIng to close out. They won't last long ,
irow many .lo yq wintVe will make you
rrIce that can't be duplicated , C. 13 ,
Paint. Oll nd Glass company , Masonic Torn-
pie , Council IliuffL
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Apri' ' 21 and May S are date.s for next
I1oineseeer' ) eapqrsjon , via the Burlington
Route , Ozie . fare ( plus $3) ) for round trill ,
0 lit , thROWN.
Ticket agent , Council lhlus.
Wail papej' cleaned , new process , with
patent xibt at Miller' . , 108 Main street.
ilU' lEts' l COUIL'l' .
Cnse _ % gn lust Slu'rlIT ihrgi ( ) eeus'
htsli 'l'Iiiat' ,
A large share of Judge Smith's time yea-
torday wac taken up in hearing a demurrer
in the casa of tue Iowa Mortgage and Trust
company against Sheriff Morgan. Tile case
ixa been hanging fire for several years , anI
each term of court adds a new complication.
SeverAl years ago R , C. Baldy brought
suit In foreclosure against W. 'IV. Owens ,
on a note for $300. lie secured a deerCe , isid
the court ordered the payment of a bunch of
mechanico' liens in the order in which they
wet o named in the tetitlon , An execution
was issued , bitt instead of naming the holders
of the mecheslics' liens , Baidy alone was
aiamcd , and the property was sld , Then
the Western Lumber company caine as an
lntervonor , and asked that tue deed ho
cot nsldo , Cliii a new sale ordered. To this
the tea Mortgage and Trust company replies
that the holders of the iien have no right
imw to redeem tile property and that their
remedy was to have bId on it at the 'sale.
The question was argued and submitted to
the court.
An injunction , temprarily granted some
tiin ago , was made permanent in Judge
Smiths's court yesterday afternoon , prevent-
lag Ir , Carter of this city from collecting
a Juidgnient secured in a justice shop at
Atchison , ICan , , against W , C. Westinke.
The judgment was obtained in the Atchison
teniple of justice , although both Dr. Carter
and his patient cre residents of tub city ,
The claim 'ns for 34 for medIcal attendance -
ance , nfld garnishment proceedings were
coninienced against the Rock Island road , by
wli IchVsstlake was employed , \Vestlako
secured a temporary injunction , wIlich was
made permanent yesterday.
Th motion of Attorney Sweet to suppress -
press the deposition of II , II. Pomeroy in
the case of l'omeroy against Sweet , was ar-
sued and submitted to Judge Smith yesterday -
day afternoon.
In the case of Abe Hirsch & Bro. , against
ilexlry Riseman , Judge Smith yesterday
made an order setting asd the former record
of satisfaction of judgment and entcred judg-
uncut aiiow for the plaintiffs.
In the superior court yesterday judgment
was rendered in favor of the Crow Lvick
company against th Sharpless company for
$34. Tue coSts were divided by the defense
and the plaintiff. _ _ _
Clnreii SCr'iiL''M 'I'uiia ) ' .
At St. Paul's today Rev. L. 1' , McDonald ,
rector , will conduct the services. holy coin-
munion , 8 a , in. ; morning prayer and sermon ,
10:30 : a. in. ; Sundhy school , 12 in. ; evening
prayer and scrmon , 7:30 : p. m. ; Sunday school
it All Saints' chapel at 3:30 : p. in. Pews free ,
First Presbyterian-Corner of Willow aye-
flue and Seventh street , Itey. Stephen I'llelp ,
pastor. Preaching by tile pactor , at 10:30 :
a , in. and 7:45 : p. ni , ; pews free ; everybody
welcome ,
At the CongregatIonal ciurch the partor ,
Rev. John Aoin , will preach on the subject :
"Seang tile Invisible. " Evening : "The
Secret of a Succcsful Life. "
At the Trinity Methodist church , Fourth
street and Ninth avenue , the usual Sunday
. servicea wli be held ; class meeting , 9:15 :
a. in. ; preaching , 10:30 : a. m. ; Sunday school ,
12 in. ; Epworth league , 7 p. m. ; Pierson
ladles' irayer meeting , memorial c'arvlca , at
8 ii. m. : goad songs ; good speakers ; all wel-
Caine , Conrad hooker , paotor.
At the Second PresbyterIan ciurch there
vihl be a congrcgational meeting. All meni-
hers of the congregation are reqliesed to b
present , as matters -of Importance to tile
cilurch vihl be considered at 10:45 : a. m. ;
Sunday school at 12 , noon.
Recrganlzd Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter ] ) ay Saints , on Pierce ereet , three
doors west of Glenn avenue ; prayer servIce
at 10:30 : a. iii , Elder T. W. Williams has
returned to tilO city and will preach In this
evening at 7:30. :
Rev. 0. W. Snyder vlh1 preach at St.
Joba's English Lutheran church , James ball ,
17 Pearl street , at 1O30 a. m. and 7:30 : p.
in , Sunday ECIlOOl , at 12 m , Young pdoples
meeting at ff:30 : p. m.
At tim Fifth Avenue Methodist church
tiltro will be preaching by tao pastor , Itov.
\v. H. Cable , at 10:30 : a. in. and S p. rn
Class meeting at 9:45 : a. m. Sunday schoOl
at 12 in. Junior league at 3 p. m. En-
dcnvor league at 7 p. In. l'rayer and praise
sei'vlce Wednesday at S p. m. All arc cor-
dinhhy invited. Strangers especially vc.-
come.
At the Broadway Metbodlat church the
pastor , Rev. J. H. Sensony , will conduct the
Sabbath services. Quarterly trove feast at
9:30 : a. in. Preaching at 10:30 : a. m. by Rev.
WY. S. Hooker. presiding elder. Tills sery-
ice will be accompanied by' the sacrament of
the Lord's supper. Sunday echool at 12 m.
Junior league at 4 1) . m. Epsvorth league
at 7 p. m. Preacillnx service at 8 p. in. by
Rev. W. S. hooker.
Clurist'an Tabernacle , corner Scott and
Mynster streets-Preaching by It. W. Ab-
berlcy , pastor , at 10:30 : a. m. and S p. rn
Sunday scllool at noon. Endeavor meeting
at 6:15 p. m. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Do flue li'rapiitjigli
Why ? Because our goods are tim beat.
Our prices are right , and we guarantee satisfaction -
faction , See our new pictures.
II , L. SMITH & CO.
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\\o would like to have every mother In
Council Bluffs examine our assortment of
chlidren'2 blouse waists. Metcalf Bros.
'V I sI ( ) r Gist ii , SIs oaver liii t Ii.
On Friday evening a number of friends
arranged to surprise Frank. Pinney , and when
they reached the front door of his home , were
iccCivo in a manner that not only surpried
thurm , but cooled their ardor to euch a degree -
greo that they retired without making tiein-
selves known. For several nights tile young
man and his mother's fomiiy have been annoyed -
noyed by some practical jokers , who hung-
mesh that it. was iota of fun to ring 1110 door
bell and run , ThIs was kept up at all
llour3 of the' night , until it became a serious
nuisance.
When the members of the surproe party
arrived on Friday nIgit all of tIle members of
the household were ready to resort to cx-
treme meesures. ThU leather of the surprise
party gave the door bell a prolonged ring.
Young Pinney looked out from an upper window -
dow and the saw the forms of the party in
the dim lIght , anti believing that it was the
crowd of practical jokers , quickly procured a
bucket of cold water , vrovided for such an
emergency , and pourEd It tlovn upon their
heads , Tue surprise party was very mutM
cjurprlsed , end withdrew without cornplettng
the very pleasant program arranged ,
We offer you only clean. crisp , snow white
faundry work and nest delivery service at
Iagio laundry , 724 Broadway , Telephone 157
Furniustied and unfurnished rooms for rcnt.
710 FIrst avenue.
\'oric of * lie ( ioti Suiinrflstas ,
The Independent relief s'ork performed by
Mr. and Mrs , henry DaLong during the last
six months makes a most credItable show-
ing. These two Christian people are devot-
bug their whole time to tue rork of givitig as
mulch relief as posiblo to the unemployed of
the city , 'Flie report was made yesterday by
DeLong , end in it , iie says :
"Oxie thouenritl , clx hundred and seyslity
lieraQuis have been furnished withu clothing ;
twenty-five faniilics have received stoves ; 963
incubi have bexn gIven away ; 128 lodgIngs
furnished ; employment has been found for
124 girls and vouiien , and 120 men ; 1,641
homes have been visIted , and eighty-four cottage -
tago prayer rnetlngs lucid , Last , but not
least , by any means , counc3 tiso Gino' Industrial -
trial school , This branch of the work ilas
been colistantly cared ( orVo consIder It
the grandest labor we have over undsrtalceli
anti ( hue one that. vlli brIng the iargoit returns -
turns for the time and money expended , by
the great amount of good that must be derived -
rived by these girls in preparing theinselvas
( or moral and useful lives. "
Iituuserouus ,
If a child optos a valve on a gasoline stove
the chances are you are burned out , With
tue Blue Flame Coal Oil "tovc It merely
turns up a wick , Finest toast you ever ate
made in flame of Coal cii stove. Cole &
Cole , sole agents ,
tliil luilitI Chiiil tilluliulsi Orgis a lxiii ,
DEli MOINES , April 18.-Speeial ( Tele-
grani.-Tho ) arrangexnents for the removal
of the Chautauqua association from Coifax
to this cIty' was completed today , and the
flow araaciution here , to be called the Mid.
1usd Chautauqua assembly , will complete
its orgsniatioxi Monday. It will assume
all cIracts ol this Colfax as8ociatlou ,
) ULL 1VE11,1'A ( ' SCIALVAY \
Only Ono Event oIrnportanco to Oontumo
the Time.
ST. PAUL'S ' ciiiio ENTERTAINMtNI
_
llMt Aiuussuitit "C i'i'4l'hL itequitreil to
l'uit "Itissesin be" nec tlii' Stusgi' ,
Thosigis. I t % 'iis
\'ohl flijise ,
There were few social events in the city
during the week worthrnontiening , A large
number of the leaders at society found nil
they fc.ht inclined to do In the great task
of preparing anti carrying through St. l'aul's
guild enterpHso at the opera house. Few
people are familiar vItiu the vast amouuit
of genuine hard vork there is involvei In
puttiruj on tie stngc' nit ordinary amateur
theatrical play , hut when an enterprise is
tintlertakoli of the magnitude of staging and
presenting without curtailment iii any palL
such a heavy play as LeerVailack's :
"Itosedale , " the pc.opio who took part in It
auit ! In its inanagenient may 'ell llead fatigue -
tiguo as an excuse for sacial delInquencies.
if the Piay had only been as great a finan-
cliii succcsas as It was artlsticahiy perfcct
tliero woulti be no cause for complaint in
any ( hirection. Several well dressed tileatcr
parties lent a little added uuiterc't to tito
iirat and second nights' performance of tlt
play , and Saturday afternoon's matinee
celled out a large number of ladles and cliii-
drexi ,
Council Bluffs Ic particularly a socIal town ,
anti while there were no urcat features in
society tluring the week t.ere : were num-
berhess ( lehlghtful little social gatherings of
the kinti that go to make lip tile largest part
of socIety's real happiness.
A pleasant event of the weeu was the even-
lug of auiutleement allti Instruction pravitled
by tile members of the Oaklansi Avenue
Reading club. This club met on FrIday aft-
ernooui and evening at the residence of Mrs.
F' . A. Orcutt. It vas one of the special
meetings of tue organization \vilen mc.nibera
are permitted to invIte their friends and
hiusbalids. There is perilaps no distinctively
woman's club In the cIty hat Is more popular -
ular antI whose invitations are more eagerly
saught than tills literary ann social orgauul-
zatlon conceived by Miss Clara Evans a fes
months ago. Ito niemberaiuip Is confined to
residents on the avenue , eiee it. would very
likely son outgrow its pnnent exclusIve
dIameter and become too large for entertainment -
mont oven in tue roomy homes of the Oakland -
land avenue ladies. The program prepareil
for this last meeting was an unusually at-
tracttvo olie.
Social .lfe of Queen Vtctorin. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5' . . . . . . . . . . . . MrP. l3lanchard
Improvement injfravel nntl Comniunica-
tion in Queen Victoria's iteign. . . . . . . . .
I''bV' . . . . . . . . . . .F. C. TougOe
Paper on " . . . . . . . . . . . ' Casaday
Selection frosa Tennyson. . . . . . . . Mrs. Street
The Irish Question .1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .II. A. Coke
Sketch of Rublnstein..Mrr. F. . A. Blxby
Vocal i'elcctlofl tfroni. Rubinsteln . . . . . . . .
I . . . . . 3lise Clara Even :
Crade song , instrumental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . : .v..Mrs. F. C. Lougee
Quotations fron Tcnnveol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
t'.Menibcrs of the club
Piano solo . . . . .U. . . . . . . . . . . . . Laiiis Id. 0rciit
ltefreshiinents. .
After refreshmcits were served another
feature was added under tile same heading.
Dainty li.tle bonbn were served to cccii
guest , and whbn they broke them they
found pr. tim inside Vlncloed in a small rub.
ber band a sera , o. aer. wlthi'ineompleted
verses written : up , lt. Each guest was
tlieq required t.Q asiSt in the ,1productlon
of a conipoalto poem , . "The worlct wasVvery
uniuslxig anti tile result sonlhwhiat arnazlng
Among tiioe present were : '
Mr. and Mrs. Ihlanchard , Mr. and Mrs.
Lougee , Mr. and Mrs. Dorland , Mr. and Mrs.
Croclewdllf Mr. and 'MrS Orcutt. Mr. ' and
Mrs. Arthur , Mr. and Mrs. Leveret ; Mr.
Itazelton. Mr. Cole , Mr. Homer , Mr. Louis
Orcutt ; Mesdames lhixby , I3ollinger , Street ,
Sanford , Richmond ; MIsses Casatly , Fester ,
Penn , Evans , Bixby and Schriver.
One of the pleasant socIal gatherings of
the week was at tile home of Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Sanford Thursday evening. Miss
Margaret McBrIde , accompanied by Mrs. Mc-
Bi'ltle , pleasingly executed a viohiti solo.
Mrs. W. J. Leverett , accompanied by Miss
l largaret svith violin , sang with her ac-
custoineJ sweetness. W. J. Leverett sang
a coiiilo song , followed by F. 11. Orcutt witi ,
an orIgInal solo-an itnltation of band in-
struinents. During tile evening dainty refreshments -
froshments were serveth. Those hiresont
were : Mr. and Mrs. James McCabe , Dr. apd
Mrs. J. H. Cleaver , Mr. W. S. Maynd , Mr ,
and Mrs.V. . J. L2verett , Mrs. George Gould ,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Lougee , Mr. anti Mrs.
James Patton , Mr. and Ml's , C. M. Hafi , Her
and Mrs. J. H , Senseney , Mr. nod Mrs. F.
II. Orcutt , Mr. and Mrs. J , D. Croclcwehi , Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Artiuur , Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Senis , Mrs. M. Sanforti , Mr. anti Mrs. Itob-
ert Mcllritho and Miss Margaret.
Tile "peanut spree" for the Young Men's
CllristIan asaaciatloa juniors last night was
a most succetiful affair , Tue resins were
alive with young America , Tile Misses
Bertha Wooley and Ethel Stewart of Prof.
Swarta's class rendered two piano duets in
a pleasing manner , \V. H. lined had charge
of the "spree" as master of ceremonies and
judge. The first event was a guessing con-
teat , a ( iou containing 237 peanuts. Guesses
rangeti from 180 to 1,000. The prize was
taken by George Muzgo , who guessed 250.
A. peanut race was the next. Tiils was elm.
liar to a potato race. Jolln Platner won the
prize-a purse. A shellIng contest was the
tiuird event , The one rhelling five pcanutxs
In the eiuortest time won tile prize-a base
ball. Cheater Lodge carried oft the prize.
Tile fourth contest was the great event , The
one pitching the greatest number of peanuts
into the mouth of another was the success-
fUl' one. harry Duqulctt Well , with a score
of 5. ThIs closed the evening's pieu'uro.
Tue Y. L. S. C , met with Mica Nellie
Edgar , 739 Avenue E , Saturday , afternoon ,
This is a club consisting of the following
young ladies : Misses Nellie hioihie , Gene
/intlerson , iiezel Ifeenan , Ester Peterson ,
Vena Blusher , Agties l'hueeuiy and Nellie
Edgar , Mias Pay Ilohlenbock was a visitor
tia meeting ,
at : _ _ _ _ _
lisirsi Viiiui ii l'i'oti't'gs Her hails i' ,
JEFFEItSON , Ia , , Aprli 18-Specizil- ( )
Them Is a to wllom belllg-
eront rights sluflld1 be accorded , It ap-
pearL' that tue iltieballtl of tiuI woman is ad-
tliced to counniulilag' vitii the flowing bowl
to an irnmoderai&letree. Iii. vIfe Is fully
ass'aro of tile fa 15ti1it. ho has 115511 iiartici-
patllig in ntg'itl' tarousals , and finally con-
chuutleti that tbleDP .5s no more virtue in
patieuico and overlsstlng forbearance and set
about bringing hiat cart of business to a
chose , She wct Jo the rear door of a
jewelry store , wl'e she auppoced her lulls-
bantl vas induiglijg liIta fancies , and demanded
admission , MesJillg vitiu a refusal , chic
promptly hiroceediti to kick the door In with
signal success , qat1 the assembled crowd
In short order , ( i'e down a railing and
inarchucti bier 1lllEband htino , Not only
that , but clue histitue jeweler arrested for
selillig litiuors , J i
Chssinhs'rhiul xi'.jqsugii ltesisi'dy the llei
gin ii r : % it i'oj , is lie r ,
"Vo sell Iliore pC Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than of albothuers combined , " writes
Messrs. Kerr & Sons , druggists of Mars , I'a ,
They also say ; "The sale of it is seine-
tIlIng pll0000ienal. We have sold two groes
title winter , selling as high au six bottles in
one morning to as many different customers.
This remedy 1158 proven particularly successful -
ful In croupy affections. Our custolalers InvarIably -
varIably pronounce it tile best they can dull ,
and wo know of no cake viiero it has failed
to give catisfactloii. " For uaile at 25 antI 50
cents. per bottle by druggists.
ICISI sisuped Ills O'n Child ,
MALVE1IN , ha. , April 18-Special ( Tale-
gram.-A ) centutioti was enticed in town
tilid afternoon by thi kidnaping of his young-
eeL ciuiitl , a bright little girl , from iuer mother
by the father , Sainuti J , Coffinan , formerly
of Omaha , lIe wilntej tile oilier two iiil-
dccc to go with iuini , but they would not go.
Coffman xad a livery team and droyti away ,
no one knows where , The mother and reha-
tives are almost distracted ,
SOUTH OMAHA N13J
ocooooocoG cccccobec
tlpon complaint of William O'Nell , tile
pollee have arrested Williaun P. Lyolis , alias
Jimmy Harris. O'Neii says that Lyclis is
vanteti In Now York ,
O'Neill , who is about IS y'ears oW , tells a
strange story about the lirleonel' . \'luiIe
roaming around tue country abiut two years
ego he says that he met Lyons in Now Yolk
City. According to O'Nell's story , Lyons
owned a junk shop , lie notified hue police
antI tue junk shop was raided atuti a inrgo
quantity of stolen property was recovered.
I.yons , however , escaped ,
After knocking abotut the country for solliG
time O'Nell started west , anti at Savannah ,
Ill. , met Lyons. They traveled together for
a iliac , O'Neil all thus while acting as a
servant for Lyons. lie avers that Lyons
threatened ililfl if lie deserted lliln , but about
two inontlus ago tiio young luau says that
110 found a good opportunity anti struck out.
for this city , where iuis father lives , Last
Monday Lyons arrIved in tluo city auitl soOii
tOilfld his young partner. lie treli to get
O'Ncil to leave hIs lione auth travel wIth
hiiiii again , but the boy said lie did not waiit
to go. Then Lyons threatened hum , and
Friday night \vent to tim O'Nell house and
abused hilni becatuso lie woulti not jon him
on tile road again , Tue boy became fright-
cacti and notIfied the polIce.
4 description was gIven cxiii tiue volice
. instructed to keep a siinrp lookont for Lyons.
estertlay Officer Corcoran founti him lsafluig
near O'Neii's house , and prolnptly locketi him
( Ii ) . Chief Brennan vlll correspond with the
New York police officials and find out if
what the boy says is true. O'Noih says
that there Is a rewarth for Lyons' arrest.
Lyons tlelliee that iue is wanted In New
xork , or any place else , alutl says that ho
dull O'Neli iu8d a falling out anti O'Nelh is
now trying to get even with 1dm ,
H t'it'kiu ii lisl see H a I i's't a I a
Friday evening Alpha Rebekah lodge , No ,
41 , Independent Order of Odd Fellows , gays
an enjoyable entertainment and dance at
Macepic hall , . Thin entertainment ei'enefi
with a piano duet by Miss Anna lasgoW
and Miss Jessie Carpenter. Mrs. Amy hop-
kimis sang "A Nut Brown Maitl" and "Love
One Another , " Miss Olga Stratiunian playIng
tile accompaniments. A quartet composed of
Messrs. Blancliard , Williams , Suntierland and
Condron , sang : " 0 , Restless Sea. "
Charles Wells recited "Laska , " and was
followed by John ICing In a recitation.
Frank Gosney canto next in an linpersona-
tlon , . W. hteed lnnroy read original poems
entitled : "By and By , " "Resignation" "It's
Rainlimg , " etc.
Tile balance of the evening was spent in
dancing. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mstgle Cit5 GitiSISill.
The young son of Ilarry Keith is very
sIck.
sIck.Born , to Mr. and Mrs. 3 , P. Murpby a
daughter.
Ii. B. Wetherel of Ashland is vIsitIng his
13n , Burt Wetherel.
Ex-Mayor Johnston is able to be about
agaIn , after a short illness.
John M , W'ood of Crawford is visitIng his
sister. Mrs. A. hit , Buskerg , Twenty-seventh
arii F streets.
Yesterday afternoon A PaPez caused tile
arrest of Jim J'ivonka for using loud and
rnfane language.
Sam Shriglcy has sold his barber alien , and
will go into business s Ith the Clifton Corn-
iilssion company.
Tom Iloctor and Charles Ilrdhicka will
open a real estate and inourance office on
N street in a few tinys' .
Tile P. 0. B. society met yesterday 'after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Max Foote , 'riven-
ty-second and K otreets.
James and Ed Davidson of Denver , Cole. ,
are visiting their sister , Mrs. Henry Saw-
ore , Thirty-third and Brown streets.
The Board of Education hIas selccted Rev.
Dr. Wheeler , Rev. C. C. Smith and Prof.
i'ayior to conduct tile June examinatIon of
cbooi teachers.
Julius Batler , formerly night cleric of tile
\Visconsln ilOUi'C ' , has been arrested for steal-
: ng $17 from Mrs. George Schnltz. Bailer
was arrested in Omalla and brought here for
trIal.
Thursday evening at ICoutaky's imahl Praiia
: othge No. 328 , Ancient Order of UnIted
Workmen , will be Instituted. Jacob Jaskahek
vill be the Instahhitug officer. The lodge
starts with fifty members.
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Iverson will be
held at the First Methodist Episcopal church
' uiidei' tiue auspices
'it 2 o'clock this afternoon
of the Degree of Honor and the Danish She-
terhood. Dr. Whueeler wIll officiate.
Wednesday evening , April 29 , tue married
women of St. Agnes' church vihl give a supper -
per and entertainment at Young Men's Instl-
tute hall. A fine literary' and musical program -
gram has been prepared for the occa'lon.
TIle 600 feet of new rubber hose ordered
somno time ago for time fire department is
exrected Tuesday. Chief Smith will divide
tIle hose between the two companies and
place seine tilat Is now In service in reserve.
Friday evening a dinner party was given
by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. GIbean at theIr home ,
Twenty-second and N streets , in honor of
' birthday. Those
Mr. Gibson's tilirty-fourthi
present iere : Mr. and Mrs. Robert B , Mont-
golnery , Mr. antI Mrs. I ) . L. . Holmes , Mr.
and Mrs. M. Carl SmIth , 'Mr. ' and Mrs. J. M ,
Tanner , Mrs. Hiatt and J. B.SVatkIns.
The railroads have issued a new tariff
sheet , wiiicii wihl go into effect May 1 ,
changing the charges on lIve stock back to the
cystem In force before January 1 of this year.
hiefore that date the rate on live stock was
computed by dollars and cars , By tue
cilange , rates were computed by cents per
huindm'cd lOUlid ! . Tue change effects all
piintu except stations in Nebraska.
Yesterday protesta. iere filed with the city
clerk by J. H. Ghlck against the granting of
liquor licenses to twenty-eight applicants.
The Drotestant alleges that the applicants
phuhlisiletl their notices in tIme newspapers
known as the Evening Worid-Iheraid and time
Is it Worth Trying
TO , 6BT
11 PIANO FOR NOTHING ?
To bring the pubUc generally In
closer cotitact wIth us we propose a
contest on the words ,
Royal Hardii-ian Piano
And give time winner one of these $350
intmtruiiicntus , in sny fancy wood , FREE
OF' CiiititE. For particulars address
the Mueller Ioo & Orao Co
I
FlI5'lItiSi , Olussilmn'b. , or
ioi : S. tIiiii St. , Council ilhiuns , lii.
New Dohany Theater
ONEI WQJK
COMMENCING
Monday april 20.
Chase Lister
Theater Company ,
Opening Mrntlay livening in tile Beautiful
Coindy-Irain.i ,
"A FAIR PARISIAN"
F'opular i'rlces-
lQo
seats on sale saturday morniog at o'clock.
Morning Worid-hletalti , wQil knowing that
neither of thISSO neipspers hail the largest
cIrculation In Dotiglzus cotunty , sue rI'tluircd by
I ai' ,
.
.v. N. Babcock , Bruce MoCuilloclu and W.
13. ( 'heck heft bust nIght ( or Mibe City ,
Mont , , ftir tiuc ptmrpose of attending the an-
I numal . eelui'efltinn of Montana cattlemen ,
s.iIieil iviil be haiti on Teuestiny ,
I Tie first hiatt of this week each saloon
. _ . . ; ------j _ . _ V
keeper In the city will ho served with a
liotice by Chief hirennen to ketp the front
tisom' of lii * saloomi ciosemi en Suntlay , and
iuot to sell liquor to minors tmntlt'r auy dr. - .
Cillnstnmice. Mayor Ensor ys that lie Is
going to bleak imp time practice of sentilng
children to saiooiis for can and pitchers of
beer. lie tlos mist think a saloon a fit
place for any child to go , nuid says that it
liaronts svant beer hue ) ' ii iii have to go after
It timenmst'ives ,
'THhT 'WINTEI ' R" GOLD
Flow to Preveiit Its Rcsi1ts froiiiBecoiiiiiig Painful- V
13 : Disastrous aiid Freqitetitly Fatal.
V
Tuisti'licth'e Sliggcttoiis 'I'lu it Al" . Especially 'I'tincly hi .thu'Il nnd 1)tir
lug the Spi'Ing of the VeltI' , V
\\o have hi"fore li3int'd out the dauigers of
% i'Inti' , b'oin of these lure :
O\'Ilt1iIATEl ) ROOMS ,
IMPthiLl AlIt ,
REhtOitS IN CLOTIIING , V
1)itAF'TS ,
RXI'OSUItE ,
NflGLECTED G'OLlf'4 AND
EATiNG TOO MUCh ANI ) TOO hEAVY
FOOD.
In winter , Whiemi we lint our hiamisle first in.
to hot nlitl then into cold vater , thley
nattmrnliy become chapped. Tiue mucous
melnbrtine of time throat amid Itumigs is sub-
Jecteth to a very siinliiur experience , for we
are constantly going from the witrlr. house
into a biting , cold air. 'rhils intense effect
on tue seuisitive lining of time air liassagos ,
together with time causes above enuuneratesl ,
cr0 what prodtmce maCat of tile catnrrimnl
affections that huang on so stuibbormily all
tiirougil tile sunumner nlmd gro' deeper and
become more serious the following winter.
b 'l'liis i. , the Very 'i'Iumue ,
Right now ill April , to put nn effectual
5101) to any catarrhmal nltectian , It is "a bad
cold , " you think , and ivill mines avny. Not
so. On time contrary , it viil hamig on to
yOtI , causimig you to b prepettmnliy siuutiiing ,
sneezing , blowing , imenimnimig , hmttwking ,
coughing , suffering imeaslacimes , etc. It will
be a daily blight upon you , filling your
system with its thlreased solutions , irnisomi-
ing your breath anti mnakiflg you cmi object
of repulsIveness to your friends.
It Is LJslfortuhiilte
that you have contrncted cntnrrh , limit hay-
imig acquired it , now is ( lie tune to get ritl
of It. Begin a cOimrse of treatment now anti
Iii two or three mnoiltims time catarrimitl poison
\iill Intro been i'nshied out of the nose naIl
throat , the constitutional remedies will hiave
taken it from time blood , amid the attack
mnathth by dieae in Its most insidIous form
will be repelled.
Begin Treatment lioii'l
It's i ; . ( ) ( ) Oitiy ,
TILE LAW OF' THE COPELAND &
SHEPAI1D SYSTEM IS TO ASSIST TIlE
SICIC BY EXPERT TREATMENT AT
LIGII'l' EXPENSE-LARGE FEES AItE
REFUSED-NO I'ATIENT IS PERMITTED -
TED TO I'AY ABOVE A RA'J'E OF' $5 A
MONTH , INCLUDING CAItEFUI4 DIAGNOSIS -
NOSIS , ALL ilEDICINES AND DAILY
ATTENTION UNTIL TilE FINAL CURE.
F'IVH YICA1SS AGo ,
irH. Nti'itOll 'I'eitofhi cc Tiist lug a ssd
'I'horouigli ( 'arc' ,
Mrs. Mary Newton , 3921 N. 2Sthm Avenue ,
Clt , was one of tIme carhi' patients of Drs.
Copelanti & Shepnrd , when they located
in Omaha. In IS9I. Her husband Is a klhietl
employc of Paxton & Vieritng , where he has
been for many years. Mrs. Newton says :
IHS. MARY NEWTON , 3924 , N , 28th Aye ,
"Five years ago I thlacoyercd that I must
take treatment for several chronic ailments ,
or gradually become a confirmned invaiitl
It had got to that plnt with mo that I
must find relict or give up work and tlio
cern of m' family , Neurlmlgiu iii the head ,
caused by catttrrh and thin blood , niade me
stuffer beyond any power to relate. Theo
terrble paIns hardly ever left lime , but were
liurder at tinmes than others. Time ) ' were
mainly Iii my forehmeati , over and between
tile eyes , but isotnetimea Iti the back of
the head anti also time toil ; in fact , the whole
heath , by splls , was sore ltimd painful , Time
distress seemed ta gain force toivarti night.
making it nltnost impossible for inc to rend
01' ltC % % ' , unless for a few moments , To
cover time point fully , heathacime wIth me
meant great prostration and gretit agony ,
"Another feature of amy cairn 'as tin
ulcerated sere throat , which kept on month
after months , In Spite of remetlies without
number. Constant soreness and tenderness ,
ivitii burning ; i.iiute iere nreesnt , I hiatt
also a 115111 catariji , btmt ummy mioso tilti not
stop ( Ill tie umsulal : ) ' hiapimemis , amid the cat-
nrrliai inlianiummation m etuiuuV'ti graihuuahly to
Center iii tiuc' throat.
"I thlti not kuuow what to tic. I bath uset
as good mnethical flu 85 I eouitl 111111 , but
with no results , lrs. Copellmnti & Simelilurd
s ere nei' In ( ) inaimrt at that tilmie , anti a
great ninny hmeopIt' tim V tIght they wel S not
115 time , ' representetl timc'mm't'es to lie ; mit
sifter rcmasiing of Ilitsir retiiarhcxttmho Ctli'CCIi
iii so mimany etisem' , I tieisles1 to try them ,
In six ceks after beilig with tibia 1 vti5
ln'leotly free from till amy trolubhi' , tunsi
tufter a little fuirthmc'r trt'tttmuielmt 1 mill
rigiut. I have imen so evet' since , mmmiii
thmimmk thitit a imeriod of five 3'clmrs is it nrctty
gooti test of tile tlmorotuglmness of any
mneshican trentimlelit. "
-
1'mlI1 ( ( , ' 1'hlI.
31 i's , Yt'siloii , ii lglii' rt'sis't'ti'l 111111
, . t'll , , % , nash C. .1 sills's , thl.srolgli-
l. rc'ihiibit' , tussil liiiiii , sts'nlIl' i
rt'sp.slsiIIe uIDit 11111 , Itoh , ei' i' thit'it'
t'sc'ris'mmee l.ihii . It.t
y. I hti'y rs'hii ( s- ,
though sI mug I Il , iimltiiiis't' tuast
siirh , slut's 1115 * ( iii iii ! ( iii' truth , tii
ts'id iiis imlu t IL-Il ts ihio , i'Niriflirt her
fist'ts. CIII ! g' ( * 110111 ii ( ' 1iilIlij 11115515 or
sin I I stg I is au's , NctsII isr aIr. , lommeus.
irs. Cosis'htiuil . % Slit'smrsl favor full ' - - ' .
iilIillll'y hIts ) tilt' tuiII4silltt' truths oC
e''s'y ( but' sif t iit'i r 1,1111 , ei istlI t'iIui'iltU.
'l'hIP4i' ft SI listitiee ,
NO CIIARCIE IS EVEIt MADE FOIl
CONSIILTATION , IA : M INA'rioN ANt )
FULL Ol'INION IN ANY CASI1 Ei'I'hiEit
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'P031 hiLtNlC AND GEl' DIW. COL'li A" . I )
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V. % . ItAIIItOtl ) MAN.
Sllfl'eretl Slitee ( 'hilldiioo.i I'roiim the
lee , issfcc't iiimis of Ca til rrli ,
Mr. W. If. Joilt's of 1012 l'aclila street is
aim employo of time B. & M. railrolcnL the-
ing flu old elmiplo'e this ettitetuielit ivlll bs
read with interest by iiummiiireds of lallroati
inch s hio know him veih , Mr , Jone
says :
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\v. H. JONES , 1012 PACIFIC STREET.
"You see. I had been troubled with cc , .
tnrrhm as rong as I ccii rrieutibcr-for lit. V
tCn yours at least. Ei'crybody know
usometimitig of time miastillestS antI natsery o
the disease and Vof its deeply injurious effect -
fect upon' ' tile system. In my case th
complete stoppage of tile 11050 ctitiietl IL
steltdy drip of time viho inisttet' into tIns
throat , thus eceasfonlmlg that Incessant V
nervous hawking and splttimlg that mfllt'eS
tiit' lmtmrden of synuptomne bid hmy vicunts
anti vhiolm almost wore thi life out of me.
"ruiemi somehoSv Or otiler time iIOon5
CocIneti to vork tlmer vay into the stomach
and tubes In the iivt'u' , isriiging Oh itilious
ipohs. At titee timnos I woulti have horn- ,
ble nausea anti headachmci' , wium vomltirp . ' .
of a sour and bitter direllarge. Fm' ysar
I hind these regular old-fashioned sick head.
aehe , with sufrer.ng and agony aitogethiet Vj.
to horrible to bo put In words.
"My opinIon is that when I first went to
Drs. Copelant1 and Shepard my whole aye-
tern vas giving way untiel' time poieona of
catarrh. l3tmt untler timtir treatment I b4s. \
ati to pick up right away , ttncl I kept on
improving tuntil I got miti of time mvhuole
troube. It's almost a year now since
quilt treatment. I can't relmicmnbexi'Itelm I
llimvo had so good hellitil aS I naw enjoy , V
nod for these radical timid genuine resuits V
I give imhi the credit to Usa , Coleiand anti
Siepard , " _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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