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. 'i'IlE OIAI1A DA11Y BJI : PUS1AY , APRIL 2h I8fl. ! ) 8
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b\ COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
4b I1OIt MINTION.
Juigo JIointnn nf thrIngtun ) wa& n t1i
city yttercny , , ann nc a oiirt botio vI'.jtor ,
The regular meeting ni the Iilutta City
Inilge , No. 71 , A. F. and A. M. , will t'q heh
tht. , vcuing.
Joel)1I ) Heyov nnel Mnud V. Otny ot Otiihi
verc iinttetl In nlarrtlg9 yctcr.iay after.
TRon IIY JInIICe ( 'ook.
The Orti1 hotel , Conncfl flttIfL lUsh
ClnE % III every rcpcct. ltnte , $2.S per ilay
anq tIfvtt. 1. F. Clarke , nrcptletor.
The ) ega actIn LeMng the legatlty ot
the ncorioratIon of the town of Lake Man.
awa % il1 be conciwieti fit the zupvror court
to'fny.
'The wnnlerI of UnIvrsty Fxtenaon club
"Onnaril" v1I1 mect at the rcstlencc of Mra.
3. 11. Cleaver tclay rt 2 p. in. to recite and
attidy the wondera cC chapters one to six.
fhc 1IeId Club park u lii be throwli open
tot use this afternoon. 1iie attraction will
be a prnctlc game of bie ball for the pur-
1)050 ) Ut pickitig out good jiayers for the
aenson's games.
Frederick Lilburn hendricks , the 4.year-
V clii acti of Mr. and Mrs. Ira hendricks , died
) erterday afternoon at their home , 82S Third
avenue , after a brief iliness. Thu funeral ar
Taflgeneflt3 havt not yet baen completed.
( hrls Christianson , the young man who
the benefit of the
inedo a 1)istOl play for
night clerk at the Neumeyor hotel catly
Uurlay merning , was fined 5 and costs in
the police court yesterday morning , In addition -
tion to beliig relieved Permaneittly of the
large revolver ho tisod on the occasion.
Dora , wife of Jacob llalieroti , died yestor-
( lay morning at the fatuity rItlencc , near
Quick , In Sliver Cteek township , of consumption -
tion , ugel 3 ? years. The dcceaed had been
sick for five years. The funeral will take
vlaco today. Sorviccs will be held at the
restlenco ! at 10 a. rn. , Rev. hoff omciating.
The Chase-Lester Theater companY
'
' at Dohafly's
OpCflCl a week's engagement
opera house last night to an audience that
completely filled the theater. ° A Fair
Parisian" s'ao presented In a faultless man-
nor. The company hs coo of more than or-
dinary merit , and the nunwrous 'peclalities
's- were heartily encored again and agan. ! To-
nght "Oliver Perkins , A. M. " will be the
bIll.
Xx.1'oundmaste Burke and his son , John ,
were arrestcl and had a. hearing in police
court yetotlay morning upon the charge of
depositing garbage inside the city limits.
I'art of the avide000 was taken and Judge
McGee contliiuetl the inquiry until this morn-
with the hardworking old
log. The trouble
coloreti man brings Up again the vexel ques-
tlon of vIiat to do with the garbage. It I
council will finally set-
that the city
Probable
hcrcaftcr that It
requiring
tb the matter by
be dumped to the river.
April 21 andMaY5a0datCa for next
Ilomeseekers' excursion , via the Burlington
Itouto. One fare ( plus $2) ) for round trip.
0. M , BIIOWN ,
Ticket agent , Council Biulti' ' .
Weber has removed her drera-
Mrs. 0. A.
and Brood-
uakIng rooms from Glen avenue
way to 150 Glen avenue.
CmielIItltlU $ I'reslrtCrs.
The regular esslon of the Council Bluffs
presbyterY will be held hero , commencing
this evenfcig. Rev. John Young , the retirIng -
Ing moderator , will preach the opening soy-
church in
Fr9t preobyterian
in the
mon
and the re-
the fore part of the cvensg
naliider of the time will be E'peflt in sCIect
Ing the now modcrkor and appointment of
\ COTOIflIttOCS and clerks. The program for
\ WednesdaY has ben outlineti as follows :
Morning--ReftlIllg of thu rocor'l ' , nppolnt-
moderator arrangements -
1W the
ruent of conimittet bust-
rangements leave of absence. JuItciai -
minufes of synod , essIoiuil records ,
neiw ,
mleceIlnneOlW butinesS , melflber. received ,
tlismised , etc. ; payment of presbytortztl
roll
committees ,
standing
of
tluei , reports
to the boards and
call for 'contributions
settlement- with ministers , election of corn-
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znisaloner to ( lie general aI4"emb1S'
After000fl-ItePOrt $ cn IntnIiatiOfls , re-
portil of delegates to synod , election or two
trustees , action on se'8IPlal records , ox-
amlnatiOfl of cnnillduteI. approVal of tntis-
tical report , reviIOfl of hat of standing
committees. place of next meeting , report of
tominittCC On leave of absence , a Journ-
In Ofl I.
An important feature of the meeting vlll
be the ordination to the ministry of Fred I.
Lyman. who Is to go to Siam as a missionary -
ary , and 11 , S. Condit , who Is to go to cc-
copy a pulpi at Neola. In case the program
is not fully carried out a. brief session vill
. . . - be held Thursday morning. Quito a latge
attendance is expected , as sessions of the
Wcman's Missionary society arc to be hehi
during the annie time. and on Wednesday
evening a joint esshon of the two organiza-
timis will be held.
/ Notice to Property Ownrs.
All persons owning property abutting on
Indian creek , between Eighth and Oak
streets , are hereby requested to appear at
the Union L.tnl and Improvement company's
emco , over omeor & Pusoy'e nank , on Saturday -
day next , April 25 , between the hours of
II a. in , anti i ; p. flL , to determine the amount
of damages accruing by reason of the construction -
struction and maintenance cc a sewer and
railway over ani along said Indian creek.
IOWA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
13y John VT. Paul , President and General
Manager. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
hot 11041 Sxish.
We ha'o .OOO hot bed sash which we are
going to close out. They won't last long.
110w many .10 OU want ? We will make you
a plicO that can't bo duplicated. 0. B ,
Paint. Oil 'nd Glass company , Ma8onlc Tern-
pie , Council BluffL
Genuine Bokhara divans and new pieces
of oriental furniture at tiio Durfeo Furniture
company's. _
Dr. CIeavtU'8 offlco moved to 600 Broadway.
Ncgr. , ' 1'iiIe e. In .Jnil.
On March 10 W. J. Johnson , a colored
porter on the tJnboo Pacific , returned to his
hOlfle at 305 South Eighteenth street after
the completion of one of his trips and die-
covered that the place had been robbed , and
among others things taken was a woman's
gold watch and chain and a aliotgui. The
matter was reported to the 1)011cc in both
cities , but no chow was obtaineJ until a few
days ago , when the watch was pawued at
one of the paw'neIlois on Broadway. It was
learned soon after that the shotgun was sold
to Feurhawken , a second hand dealer , Both
liCCCa of property had boon disposed of by
colored fellows. One of them , fliackburn , or
Black , hail hew lit Jail for some time upon a
* _ . charge of aduitery with a negro WOman
known as "Sugarlump , " The other was a
colored feiiow named John Burke. The
C volice captured Burke yesterday morning
when he appeared in police court to answer
to a chargd of dumping garbage inside the
city limits. Both were arraigned in Cook's
court yesterday , Blackburn had no defense
to make , but Burke was able to show that.
lie vas only In company with the thief when
lie said the guii. Blackburn was sent back
to jali cutler 5OO bonds and Burke was hold
as witnees under a bond of 100. Burke's
testimony will be suiticient to said Blackburn -
burn to thU penitentiary.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for root.
710 First avenue.
'I'rIl * o Ilelit liii'
\v. II. Moiieii , a young farmer living on
one of the Strugart farina , was in Jutico
Vien's court yesterday to answer to a coin-
Iaint charging him with larceny. Sometime
ego Constabie Vasiiburn levied upon a stock
of hay belonging to Meilen to satfsfy a
judgment obtainetl flgainst him , The hay
'sas left on the iremiscs unt I it. couid be eoltl
legally. The day of sale was last Saturday.
and when tile oihleer vent out to sell It there
% .as nothing to ccli. Mellon lied done the
selling. The young iiian did not appear to
realize that lie had done anythnti ! but s'ome.
thing shari ) untli lie was placed under ar-
reet ; then lie as very anxious to settle up
the matter , which was permitted after a little
delay , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Iit'iist-il to 't'd.
Marrlago licenses were issued by Cleric of
the Courts Ifeed yesterday a follows :
Name and Address , Age.
Jacob C. Koysor , Omaha , , , , . , ' , , , , , , , , ,
Mauti J F ( ) ) ' , Dubuque. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. F , IIrui , Onuiha. . . .
May Tayor , Council
W , offer you niy clean , crisp , mow white
Laundry work and best delivery service at
, ,
: : ; i\s \ ; \VJIU \ ( ( Tu TILE IDLE
Improvement of' Inalan Crecic Affords
Many Deserving Mon Employment.
TWO HUNDRED BUSY WITH SHOVELS
Great CrilsllM t.ciiiliie fp Secure the
l.nltur , Itit 11011415 of Psi titil iON
.tre Given the l'ref-
cr01100.
There was no lack of men when the hour
arrived yesterday for commoocing work on
the Indian creek excavations. The men
gathered at the city bulidlng , or at least
many of them din , in such numbers as to
aitnort block tue street , while as many more
reported at tue point. whore the work was to
be started , two and one-half miles from
Nineteenth street. City Rngineer Toetevin
followed the policy of the city administratIon
end gave employment to' the largest number
of men that could be worked profitably. The
pay rolls last night showed that over 200
men were at work , and the majority of them
Were heads of families.
ltow long the work vlil last is a quea
tion that Is anxiously aa'ked by the men ant-
ployed. The appropriation made by the
council for the completion of the work Is
only $4,000 , but as there is 11,00O avaiiabte
In the sewer fund it may be possible that the
council wili decide to expend $5,000 and coot-
llete the work thoroughly if the first ap
propriation Is not large ooough. There is
no question but that. it in neces3ary , for the
Present condition of things endangere the
lower system of the city. With the present
force at work the job wlI be finished In a
few days. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ve Io the Fruinhighi
Why ? Because our goods are the best.
Our prices are right , and we guarantee satis.
faction. See our now ldctures.
II. La. SMITh & CO.
GLUIl IN ISSlON.
.S.'cretzir' ILcIIortthe Seed Suiiil ,
A1i.iit Ifxhinusesl.
The Workingmen's Friendly club held a
brief meeting at the Court house bali last
night. Tile meeting wan brief , which was
gratifying to the members. Most of the
men who compose the club had been at vth-k
all day and were ready to go home as soon
ac the business of the evening had been die-
posed of.
Secretary Travis reported a communication
front the secretary of agriculture , conveying
th Information that the supply of free seed
had boon exhausted , and that the club could
not look for any relief from that source.
The club committee was inetructed to wait
upon the city councii anti see what could be
done toward securing seed for use in the
vacant lots.
The question of apportioning the garden
piots futniahed by reai estate owners was
taken up. Some of the Iota were sot apart
for members of the club who desired to use
them , and the secretary ws instructed to
allot other parcels as they should be called
Zor ,
A committee was appointed to see that
none but bona fide residents of Councii Bluffs
810 given work on the improvement of Indian -
dian creek.
Dziatgernns.
It a child opens a valve on a gasoline stove
the chances are you are burned out. With
the Biuo Flame Coal Oil Stove it merely
turns up a wick. Finest toast you ever ate
made In flame of coal oil stove. Cole &
Cole , aolo agents.
Just imported from Europe. They are
gems of art. Better buy but one CIIOICB PlC-
TURE In a year than a ( lr.zen cheap ones.
They always have a market value. On sale
for 3 ( lays only. Au Invited. Chapman's
art store , 17 Main utreet.
CrosNoll liii Avocit .lti.Ige
A bench warrant was Lasued by Judge
Green , at Avoca yesterday for the arrest of
F. T. Scott , a butcher , who runs a shop at
Walnut. Scott was a witness in the case of
the state against Brock , cit trial at Avoca ,
and rofusad to appear in answer to the sum-
mono. It was learned that ho had come to
Cotucii Bluffa , and the offIcers followed him.
Scott reached this city on Saturday last
with an appetite and lS0 in cah. He
had recently taken his third post graduate
course In a ICoeloy institu'to , and was anxious
to roe what effect the treatment had wrought.
in him. lie made a holy time of It , and had
just paid hia beard bill with his last ccitt
of money and had started for Walnut when
the omcera reachei this city. Word was
sent to have him headed off and placed under
arrest atVanut , and the omcers vihl go
after him today.
Brook is on trial , charged with having
ured a cleaver on a man who tried to keep
hint from whipping an Avoca butcher , in a
row over a meat huh. Scott wac a witness
to the affair. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Save your appetite ( and lIe ) for the paper
dinner at the Congregational church FrIday
evening , April 24.
Wanted-To rent 1 or 5 room house , convenient -
venient to the court house. Will buy if
price and terms are right. H. H. , 13cc.
Siteil by IL S fl-Isi-Litjy ,
Dan O'Leary , the grizzled and veteran
flagman at the Broadway crossing of the
Northwestern railroad , was very much broken
up yesterday over his first case in court. He
wius rued by Ii's eon.in-law , Amos Williams ,
to collect a 40 board bill. The old man
hiss been livIng in ( lie home of hIs daughter
for 501510 time. his
Recently son-in-law and
he lied a ifttle misunderstanding , and as a
result the old man says he was pressed to
pay a board bill , which lie claims to have
already paid several times over. The old
man was much excited over his summons
to appear in court. and talked voluby ! at his
family affaira. lie told the court that ho
not oniy dId not owe 'illiams anything , but
that hIs daughter's husband was in bile debt.
lie admitted that lie had not paid any regular
amount ( or his board , but bad simply given
his ( laughter his pocketbook whenever she
wanted any money antI let her help herself ,
ThIS she did frequently , to nearly the total
amount of hs ! salary , After hearIng a part
of the testimony the case was continued until
saturday , _ _ _ _ _ _
Have y'tu seen the now gas heating stoves
at this company's omce ?
Ilotfrnayr's Fancy Patent Flour make the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for it.
'hicehiin ii. liltil ttiiii.
Commissioner Steadman beard some of the
testimony against ° Kid" W'hceian , the nsaiz
brought hero on Sunday by Deputy United
Statet , Marchal Richards , charged with rob-
blog tl&o postofilco at Wintorset , Ia , , last May.
There was sulticient evldencn to warrant tile
commissioner holding hint to the grand jury
Oil that charge , hut. before tito Inqu'ry ' vas can.
ciuded It was pretty clearly established that
thu 'tCld , " vhio is a gray haired old sinner
of fO , was also Iniphicatcd In the vostotllce
robbery at Tabor last fall , winch ended in an
exciting shooting serape In which eeverai
Council liltiffs ofilcers took parr. One of the
men was captured then , but two others escaped -
capod , Thu officers claint that ( boy will be
able to show that Wheehan was one of the
two , and that ho has been connected with
other vestofllco burglaries. With thal testi.
snony before bUn Commissioner Steadman
sent the man to jail in default of $500 bond ,
'l'OfliC Green ( uiiil * tt..n ti , hCeoliik.
\'ogle , Smith and Vogle , the dealers in
counterfeit money arrested in Chicago , tsero
brought to Council Bluffs yesterday morning ,
but they did iot have a hearing before Cent.
missioner Steadntan. Instrucuons were ro
celved from Judge \Vooision , now holding federal -
eral court at Keokyk , to forward the Inca tu
that Place at once Jo ; preliminary hearing.
They hayo announced that they will pot try
to Itrocuro the $45,000 bail boitda necessary
to rctoro theta to temporary liberty , but
wiil contain In jail until the1 caes are called
In court.
Cl.US ill ) 'i'll II "XViI l'FIl I 10 VS ii. "
Oiiv ut Ink' tiitint' flisi (11)155 liJ1
j.iined f11111 hioIu5r liiisi ui's.
The Manawa season will open ths : year
on May 1 , and present Indications are that
there will be legal attractions on tap in
ndtlition to the usual sclioluio of sunintor
resort events.
I'romoters of the summer resort have ile-
cliled to prohibIt saloons from doing bus-
incas in close proximity to the grand plaza
and the landing place for the pleasure yes-
eels. The saloons of the town have all
been closed during the winter , except that
of If. 5 , SteInberg , the "Whito Ilotise , "
which has been in operation. Yesterday In
the district court , on application of William
Ilallou , Judge Smith granto.I an illjUftCton !
restraining Steinberg from celloig liquor
In the fifteenth judIcial district , and more
particularly on certain enumerated Iota anti
Parts of lots in lake Mana'a town ,
It Is understood that injunctions wilt be
asked restraInIng oilier saloons from doing
besiness at their present locations , flack
of all of it is the politica' ' war that line been
going on for a long time and a nice light
etortel ( may result In all of the liquor resorts
being kepi closeddurlng the season ,
UITIII ) 1)It C0'l'il3i l"I' .
lht'llOhl % II rrzi ist'i INsu'il for 'I'liree
tIesuihers aif thi Jury I'ntl.i ,
DurIng those ( lepressed tinues there is uru.
ally no trouble in getting ready responses
from tim men who are called to serve the
county in the capacity of jurors , Tue panel
for' the present term of court , however ,
has boon depleted by excuess given by farmers -
ors who were anxious to get at their spring
trork anti yesterday Judge Smith discovered
that there vere not jurors on hand to do the
business of tile court.
J. II. Murphy , Frank Gardiner and N. S.
Jensen , Who were cahiei as members of the
panel , tailed to respond anti Judge Smith
issued bends warrants for their arrest and
citing them to appear and show cause why
they shioulul not ho fined for conteniph They
will probably be arraigned this morning.
In order to put the Panel In working' shape
Judge Smith issued a special venre for eleven
jurors anti the following were selected by
the jury board :
MIchael McCarty , John Olsen , Henry J.
Kloiin , W. B. Morris , C. A. Snook , George
\v. Chamberlain and Jessie Lewis Of Council
Bluffs , Charles Armine and W. F. Schmac-
decko of Underwood and Charles Leitzke of
Minden. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
v. C. A. 110N5)itIl Report ,
The report of the Woman's ChrlatIan asso-
ciatlon makes a very favorable allowing.
Th secretary in her official report , says :
"The hospital work of the Wontan's
Christian association Is steadily progressing.
\Vell organized efforts , systematic metbodo
and persevering endeavor characterizes the
movements of the association. The lack of
room often impedes our work , and we are
learning to abide tile tinto when recources
aixi rotm will be greatly augmented. The
monthly resume of March shows. Patients ,
entered , 13 ; county , 4 ; discharged , 0 ; died ,
3 ; rentaining in hospital , 15. The financial
report shows : Money received from patiento ,
$231.60 ; county patients , $ l55.l0 total amount
received , $424.56 total dnuoutht expended ,
$347.48 ; balance on hand April 1 , $77.OS.
The commissary department was under the
able supervision 'of Sirs. May Van Dovoer
and Mrs. FannIe 'Bradley ; the orders
amounted to $50.25. The donors were :
Mrs. 11. S. Jones , Mrs. Charles Ilanumel ,
Mrs. C. B. Hward , Mrs. if Rt McPiuerun ,
Mrs. F. J. Da3 , Mrs. W. 0. Wirt , Miss
L. . Massenbnrg , Mrs. Charles Sherraden , Mrs.
IiV. . Sawyer , Mrs. W. W. Wallace , Mrs.
I , , C. Devol , Mrs. J. T. Pugh , Mrs. F. G.
Schnoor. Mrs. J. H. Pace , Mrs. A. P. lIen-
chtt , Mrs. Moorehouee , .Mrs. V. Baltin , Mrs.
A. Lonie , Mrs. C. It. Frank , Mrs. George
Lipe Mrs. James MeMillen , Mrs. John At-
kina , Mrs. J , N. Casady , Jr. ; Mrs. J. J.
Steadman , Mrs. H. B. Leach , Mrs. a. L
Wyckoff , Mrs. J Lindt , Mrs. J. R. Bali , H.
P. Barrett , Mrs. Ij. Merkle , Mrs. Thomas
Maloney and Mrts. Dr. Montgomery.
Iistricl Court CuhIiiiin ,
The case of Pomerpy against Sweet was
on trial before Judge Smith in the district
court yesterday , This is an action brought
by Pontoroy to recover $300 from Sweet.
The money WILO sent to Sweet as attorney for
a brother of the plaintiff , to be used in fur-
nichIng bonds for getting the man out of
jail. Sweet claims the amotiht as1attorney's
fees.
fees.The cases of the Keene Five Cents Savings
bank against H , J. Chambers and the same
plaintiff against W. A. Graybiil were stricken
from the docket on April 15. That record
haa been expunged anti the plaintiff given
time to show service on the defendants.
The suit of J. Breckett against Joint Limit ,
an action In replevin , has been dismissed at
plaintiff's casts.
The suit of J. B. Sutherlin against the
Council Biuffs Insurance ompany han been
continued until next term.
A motion for a more specific statement was
submitted in the suit of Warder BusLiteli &
Co. against MIchael Fox ,
No ScJuil lluiird Quoruisi ,
Owing to the absence of Members Thomas ,
Fonda and Robertson there was npt a
quorum present , and consequently no meetIng -
Ing was held , Under the impression that
some of the members were at home or at
least in the city and bad fbrgotthn that
last night wae the date of the regular meet-
tag the janitor was dispatched to hunt them
up. After visiting their several places of resort -
sort and not being ablci to find them he returned -
turned and reported the fact to the board.
After waiting until 0 o'clock the board ad-
jounred until Thursday evening at S o'clock.
The failure of the board to hold its , regular
monthly session will delay tile payment of
the teachers and others having .ciaints
against the district.
Thieves After ilicyches.
Burglars attempted to effect an en'crance
to P. C. Deyol's hardware store , Sunday
night. The rear door of the Main street
store , in which tile firm's supply of wheels
is kept , was tried , but withstood the assaults -
saults of the thuiovcs. They then effected an
entrance to the basolnent of the ifiroadway
store , but could not gain , access to the store
room proper. The hasomont was filled with
stoves , boilers , grindstones , anti articles of
that clasu , and the thieves wore compelled
to give it up as a bad job. It is oupposad
that the burglars were after the bicycle
stock of the firm.
Wall paper cleaned , new process , with
patent right at Millor's , 108 Main street.
Davis , drugs , paints and glass ; tel , 289 ,
Sold tlortgggeul l'ropi'rty.
John Johnson , which is not his Pepto , was
arraigned before Justice Walker yesterday
afternoon UpOn a charge of havng disposed
of mortgaged property , consisting of a
horse and buggy and a cultivator , Tile mortgage -
gage was h&tl by B. B. Hart , and the information -
formation was , filetl by a bill collector named
Filiton. Johnson Is a countryman who does
slot understand the intrcacls of the law ,
and hivesfteen lnhies from town ,
t LllI'ii llxhiilittIon ,
The coroner of a rural town in Georgia
was examining witnesses in a case of eud-
den death , relates the 'rimos-Heraid , "Did
you over hear the deceased compiin of any
ailment ? " lIe asked of one.
"Tito who , sub ? "
"The deceased , "
Tile oid fellow scratched luis head , looked
thoughtful , then called hula wife , daughter
110(1 eon-in-bow aside and held a whispered
corntuitaticn , Then ho faced the coroner
again.
"I never knowuti no 'decease , ' sub , " lIe
! aid , " 'ceppin' you means dein folks what
doria cease icr plant cotton ? "
"The 'deceased' is the man lying dead
there , " explained tiue coroner ,
"Oh ! " exclaimed the witness , "of you
means do dead man I'jff right 'long usid
youi En now , ef I jion't disronemcr , , I did
heats dat ho had iattiin' or do brain ! "
' 'Rattling of the brain ? "
"Yes , suh , "
"And what's that ? "
" \'eli , suit , lilt tain'L 'xac'ly a misery or
do stuininlck , but bit ain't fur fruIts it , en
lilt's doe 'bout ez lainful es flintin' at de
heart , or ketchin' or (10 j'ints , or settiln' or
do bones ; en of I makes no mistakes , bit
ain't so powerful fur from ringln' In do
yea's en twitchin' ' do skull '
Oi' , en dat's eli I
kecws 'bout ltl'1
\\iN'I' \ \ ON RECORD Filt ( ItE O1I
Des Moines' Now City Joci1 tarti
Business with a P. , #
OUTWITTED THEOLD 'bI' EASILY
VnrIiiii 'sicgisires I , 110v0 ll'dfl
l'iseil hi ) the 0utgiigbillclnls
. * ,
1iilei i ) ) tue . % Ott ( . .UIIlttiflhl
( Pt AITnirs.
DES MOINES , April 20.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) slew city administration of ies
Moifles broke loose today , Saturday night
the old cauncl adjourned until today at 9
o'clock , with tile intention of meeting at
that hour and cleaning up its business , con-
aistlng of various franciliser , etc , Then tue
flew council was to be sworn in at 2 p. m.
lint the new mayor , Macvtckar , and his reform -
form council caine around to the city hell
at 8 oclock today , got sworn lb and began to
ila business long before the old council had
begun to appear. The first thing done was to
fire the Board of l'ublic Works , John
Sherman and George C. Sims , and to ap-
loiuit C , D. Boardman and B. W. Corellin.
The oiti bcard claims its term is not out
aiuui wili light the matter Id court ,
Then the council introduced a resolutlon
to cut all salaries of appointlve omcers 20
Per cent. Thus hne slot yet heels acted upon ,
The mayor nanued Fred Jolibson for chief
of police , to succel J. II. Ford , By the time
thc' reforn was veil in progress , the old
council began to arrive and find out how it
had been outwitted , There was nothIng to
do but give up.
The various measure the old councii waste
to have passed today will ( lie at the itands
of the new council. A fifty-year franchise
for the Telephone company : a scheme to
bulid two expensive bridges ; a union depot
ordinance ; vacating streets , and a proposition -
tion to buy a crematory were among tile
list , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IlW'A Glt1tNi ) AII3IY IlCA3Il'3i ilT.
TteIlt-SCCIIil Aiiiitini Macthur at
Cedar ItfihilliM t'st 'eek.
CEDAIt RAPIDS , In , , April 20.-Special. ( )
-The twenty-second annual encampment of
the Grand Arnuy of the RepublIc , Department
of Iowa , will be hoid in tills city next week ,
Wednesday , Thursday anti Friday. it is
expected that there will be from 8,000 to
10,000 visitors in the city on those days.
Every effort is being nuade , not only by the
citizens of thie city , but the officers and lead-
era of ( ho Grand Army of the Republic , to
make it a success.
The people of tltis city have been proper-
lag for this big event for the past six or
eight weeks. Committees have been ap-
painted , anti th work in every department
is well in hand , and ( ho old veterans will be
given an entiiusiast.ic welcome anti will be
entertained in a magnificent manner. The
entertainment committee has , . been bule' ' for
the past week , and has afready secured lodging -
ing for nearly 2,000 people in the private
residences of the city fpr the visitors , as
tlio hotels anti boarding hquses will be
totally inadequate to accommouate those who
will be lucre. The canvarViIi be continued
this week , and lodging tilace will be oro.
cured for all. , ,
All of the Iowa railroads aave made a rate
ot one , fare fen the roun , trip , and In addi-
( ion 'sp'eciai trains will be run on several
o tile roads in order that evety one may be
becoflimorlated. The Burlington , Cedar Rapids -
ids & Northern road wifl runi special trains
tram Iowa Fnis , Devor'ali , Abert % Lea and
Davenport , all of 'which xvIii start early tue
morning of the first day of the encampment ,
arriving hero about nooui. The Chicago &
Northwestern , Illinois Central anti the Ciii-
cage , Miiwhtukee , & St. Paul are also taking
steps to furnish all necessary train aerwice.
The phrado will be hcld on tile first day
of the tncthtpment , canuieuiclhg at 2 o'clock
iii the afternoon , and if the woatliCr ehotld
prove propitious , vill be a great one , The
business ftsions of 'tiO' encampment will bq
held In Geene's opera house , which has a
seattng capacity , with chairs on the stage , of
2,500. Arrangements have also been made
for two on three different campfires on each
night of tue encampment , whore many of
the gret'est campfire orators in the north-
Wet will talk t ) the "boys. "
The annual meeting of the Woman's Relief
corps , togethe with the abnoal meetings of
tui6 other lady organlzatiotus , auxiliary to the
Grand Army of the Republic , will ho held
during the same days. The Sons of Veterans
ace also going tA nieCt , at the same tinto in
their annual gathering.
The decoration committee has taken the
preliminary steps loQking toward a decorn-
tion , not only of the businesa portion of ( ho
city , but of the rocidence portion as veil.
Mulanlalt TRIAL AT CIIDAIS It.tI'IDS.
( illS 'Frnhll'r FneJilgn Jury for liiI-
iuisr Dun 'Surlier.
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. , April 20.-Special (
Telegram.-The ) trial of Gus Trainer for ( lie'
murder of Dan Turner was commenced in ( lie
district. court this morning. The day was
occupied with tile selection or a jury , twenty
mon being exainine.i before tile required num-
her was calected , This was followed by tue
opening statement of the cunty attorney , TaI.
lag of testimony' will begin tomorrow morn-
ing. Tue case will ha bitterly fought on
both sides and wiii probably last all wceic.
Trainer formerly ran a c.toon at Prairie-
burg. One tiny' last November Turner became
engaged in a row Ia the saloon. Trainer
ordc'oci him to leave , and when ho refused
walked out from behind the bar anti titruck
tuna over tile head with a club , fracturing
( ho kuli , from whiciu be died.
GOt 'l'lietr Xtiiicsi MlxeiI ,
CIIRROIcRId , Ia. , April 20.-Special.- ( )
Dispatches which vere sent out front Des
MoInes April 16 , whereIn it was assorted
that Dr. B. L. Baker of Indianola was oiectoJ
vice president of tue Iowa State Medical so-
cloty , erred , That honor was conferred upon
Dr. Edward Ilornihrook of tills city by an
almost unaninuotle vote , It was a three-car-
ocied fight between medical colleges , and tha
Iowa City anti Sioux City colleges elected
their men , President Dr , J. C. Schrodcr is
connected with tile Iowa City faculty of ( lie
iredical schooi and Dr. Ilornibreok is dean
of the Sioux City School of Medicine.
Cut to I'lcces by ( lie 'I'rztii , ,
CRESTON , Ia. , April ' 20-Special-Tiie ( )
dead body of an unkpovn man was founti
early this morning near Murray , a village
station on the Burlingroh"cad , case of Creston -
ton , The man had iituoh ° run over by the
cars , his head having bui:1Aevcred , the arms
and legs cut off and tiua ( ' face so badly
inanglod that lie could hot be recognized.
This is the third naau found dead on the
Burlington tracks betwedni Ililisdalo and
Murray wituilng two weeks.I
I2Nt'iiiitil liisileti4 tJ IIt' , hiy Morphine ,
MASON CITY , Ia. , April 20-Special ( Teie-
gram-R ) , Ii' , Jenning ; last night from
an overdose of inorphine lie enlisted in the
First Maine Light art i ( ' In 1862 , Ilgiuting
with his command t i , l.ie battles of the
Potomac , Gettysburgitu 4 harbor and tint
Wilderness , serving unit ' ( lie close of the
var. qT , S
'
Itiiiiroiiil hltlNit'eit4 Iteuluced ,
WBBSTEI1 CITYi s its , , April 20.-
( Spec Telegram-'w'zity-seven ) ' Northwestern -
western railway freight conductors
have been set back to braking anti fifty
brakemen have been laid oft during ( hue past
week. Railroad men In this section say business -
ness has not be duller 'with the trunk iines
for years than at uresent ,
lefnul IiiiI4 'l'reuuNur'r Bscaps's 'I'riiii ,
LIfMA1IS , Ia , , April 20-Specal ( Teie.
granu.-Negotiatinons ) for a settlement be-
tweeru the Piynuoutb County commissioners
anti the bondsitien of Defaulting Treasurer
Kirsebom have been d opped and suit will
be commenced against the latter for $ i9Q0O
at the next terni of court ,
JiliNfiligN Cl tis'ii I'iu ru leuI ,
hASTINGS , Ia , , April 20-Special.-D ( ) ,
M , Douglas , an old and highly respected
citizen of title place , received a paraiotlc
stroke while down town tiii morniug. Ito
was carried to his hioin in an unconscious
condition5 and Is not expected to survive ,
I'AlTI1VtT1. IT0 iIIATII.
A. Stir Of hleruilusuut frnit the lnnul
of the inkotns.
From the prairies of south Dakota comes
the story of an incident that illumines and
atlorne the annals of hunuanlty and is fit to
bo preserved in immortal verse.
On a small farm near Gary lived MIchael
Goilnick anti wife , relates tue Sioux City
Journal , They were a plain German couple ,
past. the allotted three score and ten , who
were goitig down the hill of life alone anti
together , Their children had long since left
the paternal root for homes of their own ,
There wasn't lunch style about. the 01(1 paIr.
The old man vonlti be denominated a "hay-
Seed" by the smart young man of the town ,
anti the cut of the old woman's clothes
would have made the "now woman" snub ,
They haul left the heyday of passIon far behind -
hind them , but titoy loved with a love that
was charming to see in these days of overworked -
worked divorce courts ,
One night last week this old couple awak-
coed to finti their little honue a nuass of
flames. The wife , after being euro that
her hiusbanti was aroused , matle her way
out of the house. The husbanti was tunable
to fellow her on account of the smoke and
fire that every instant increased itt volume ,
but made his escape front the building by
breaking out a wIndow. Once outside ha
looked for his wife anti found evidence in a
water pail that ho hail carried out and left
ft few feet from the door that he liati got
safely out of the house. Then , nearly itaked ,
110 began a vain fight against the flee ,
\\'hoiu the flames had done their work the
small portion of the old lady's hotly which
hati not been consunued was founul in the
ashes at the spot where the bedroom n-as.
The ( lCVOted old wife , finding that her huts-
band diii not follow her from the house ,
hati gone back into ( lie blaze for him , anti
had succumbed to the flames when site
reached the eloping apartment , where she
last saw hint. She literally vent through
fire for him , She was faithful unto (105(11.
"Greater love bath no man thou this ,
( lint he lay down his life for his frlcr.tis. "
No excuse for sleepicas nights tvhietu you
can procure One Minute Coughs Cure. This
tviil relieve all annoyances , cure the most c'e.
vera cough and give you rest and health.
Cats you afford to do without it ?
. _ _ _
IenhiN of a lny ,
TOWANDA , Pa , , April 20.---Mrs. Sartti
Morcur , widow of the late Chief Justice ftt
cur. dieti at her home in this city ,
LONDON , April 20.-The marquie of Bath
died. today at Venice. John Alexander
Thynne , fourtbi marquis of Bath , was born in
1831 , lIe was lord lieutenant of Wiitshire ,
a trustee of ( ho British lnuteutn , and tile
portrait gallery and hbnorary colonel of the
Wlitu yeomanry.
Bad complexion indicates an tlnheaithy
state of the system. DeWitt's Littio Early
Risers are pius that viii correct this condi-
tion. They act on the liver , they act on the
stomach , they act on the bowels ,
S
VlhtTI1Elt FOILIJCAS'l' .
Fair \'e&tiier for NebrltNIn with
\'iiiuhsi front thu North tutu Iln'ut ,
WASHINGTON , Auth 20.-The ( orerast for
Tuesday is : For Nebraska-Fair ; northerly
to ensterly WbllIhC
For Coloradp-Fpjr ; ensterly to southerly
winds ; warmer.
F.r Wyoming and Mcntana-Falr ; warmer ;
outiseriy winds.
For Oklahoma and Inthinn Territory-Fair ;
niighthy cooer ; easterly winds.
For Slissourl-Fair cooler ; northerly
winds.
For Iowa-Fair ; cooler ; northerly winds.
For Kauusas-Genealiy fair ; noitiierly to
easterlY winds.
Foi' oUt h Dakota-Fair ; northerly winds ,
Fhifting to sotitheriy.
ICaI Record ,
OFFICE OF TIlE WEATHER I3IfltRAU
OMAhA , April 20.-Omaha record of torn.
perature nnd rainfall compareti with the
corresponding day of the past four years :
1896. 1SM. 1S94. 1893.
Maximum temperature. . . 82 sa 41 39
Minimum temperature. . . no ni 32 34
&vcrnge temperature. . . . . . 56 68 30 ad
Pr.ciptatln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ci .oi .os .01
Cotudltiolu of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since March 1 ,
ls9c :
Normal temperature. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Excess for the day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Accunsuiated deficiency sluIce Mnrehu I. . . 83
Normal precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ii melt
Deflcincy for the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inch
Total precipitation since MarCis 1 4.06 inches
Ixcess sInce March . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inch
ltciii'tN frosis Stittiosus at S p. iii.
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STATIONS ANT ) STATE OF '
WEATIUaR. S.
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Omaha. sart clou'hy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CO C2 .01
ortlt t'latte , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , s .oo
huron , part cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .r.4 or
Chicago , cloudI' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 72 .12
St. clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 88 .51
St. l'nul , cleat' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . z rs .oe
Davenport , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 74 .18
ICiutsat , City. part cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72. St .0 , )
helena , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 45 .00
ltavre. clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 411 z . 'r
Salt Lake , part cloudy , , , . , , , , . . . , 52 54 .51
! iiamarcl' , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3S 28
Ciieyennne , part cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5) ) &b .0) )
\Viiiitoo , clear . . , . . . , , , . , , . , , , , . . , . . , . 34 36 .5)
ttitpiI City , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 43 .02
.
Guiveston , couthy 2 71.00
T IndIcates trace of precipitation.
. L. A. WLdLSII , Observer.
% 'J3S'rI31tN I'ENSIONS ,
Veterniis of file Lute % Vur Resnesit-
hp'reiI l'y General Goeriinient.
WASHINGTON. April 20.-Specbal-Pen- ( )
ion granteti , iinio of April 1 , were :
Iowa-Increase : Willard M. Welsher , Benton -
ton , Itinggoltl ; Ransom It. Brenenstahh ,
Creston , Union ; ( special , April 6) John
Montgomery , Newton , Jasper. Orignal
widows , etc. : Sarah 81. Priestley , Carroi ,
Carroll ; ( special , April 6) ) minors of Boom-
F. Smith , Licoinb Marshall and Con-
cad Grove , Grundy.
South Dakota-Original : Wiiiiam Pexton ,
Turton , Spink ; John Elliott. Dumont , Law-
rcnce. Original widows , etc. : Minor of
Benjamin F. Smith , Sioux Fais , lthinnc-
hohta ,
Wyoming-Additional : James B. MeEt-
haney , Wheatianil , Laramie , Increase :
henry Lytic , Stindance , Crook ,
Colorado-Originab ; Corneiius D , McAu-
lift , Fort Logan , Arapahoe ,
Issue of April 2 were :
Nebraska-OrIginal : henry \V. Lloyd ,
Plattamouth Car-s. Increase : Thomas J.
iathetuy , icnhrook. Cherry.
IowaOriginalIiiaiu1 hi , Ihigelow ,
Mnide I.nui'iing , Monona ; John A. henry ,
inthianoinVai'ren' ( special , April 7) ) John
( 'aigy , ( 'linton , Clinton , Ad'iitionnll ' Jobutu i
1)oniu , Stuai I , ( lutheic. Increase : Emery
P. Wolcott , htedfortl , Taylor ; litvld Cnbe ,
Steamboat Itoek , ltnrthin.
Colorntlo-Increase : Philip 1.ctrick , Dots.
ver , Arapahoc' , Original widow : Mary J.
Spicer , luoniuher , hi"nltier.
Vyoming-Origiiunl Janice Evans , Cisey-
Colic , I.aramie.
hectIc of .Avrui 3 were :
Nebraska-Original widows , etC. ( 'lain A.
Fotits , Cethnr itnhIth , , Boone ,
iowa-Original : Ira Shary , , Tninaicn , I itith.
sic : itcuiben J , Vents , 1)ea MeIises , l'dk ;
Cyrus ilownrtl , Fort Mittlison. l.ee. . 't'idi-
tiotual''llhinni Itbttenburgh , Cetiar lnpi.ls ,
Linu , hLetucrn : Richard ii , Morain , ilIsu.
burg , Fretuont. Incrc'nsc , : Dcviii lialhtnger ,
Des Moines. Polk. Original witi tws , etc :
tumor of'Ihibnm II.Vlthrow , ( ) ttuuiuvn
\'apello ; ( spt'o'ai , Autth 8) ) Maria 'elc. lteI
Oak , Moiitgomery ,
North iakotn-Origiiual widow : Inbala
ilisbee , hllebee' . Towner.
leslIe of isri : t were :
Nebraska-Origitial : James hethierlngton ,
htudinnoiti , fleti'lIiow : i'etcr Ii. Frerse ,
Nebraska City , Otot' , htt'itoiatioii iuiiI , stip-
; ileunentnl : James Itoep , Clnika , ? iierrick ,
Increase : henry Schwab , Onuaha , I ) tigas.
town-rginnlt ! Eghert V.'hite , 1"arrnuut.
F'rcninnt ; Drlc II , Steenbiock , Abbott , liar
tim , Reisatiet ( 'liarles Fi. Freesnait , Cinton
Clinton , Itebtl and intrcnsot : Stlu'ink'e. .
pieck , Cedar Falls , Iflack hawk , Original
witlows , etc' : ( Special , Aunt 9) ) Cathnrlno
Stutter ( nuotiter ) , 'iuuteriettiuthIoti ; Dcii-
lie 10. Strong. ulrldgewnter , AtlaIr : Anna It.
Ctitnrnitigs , , Iornviui , Appanonse : Anita M.
C'hnphin , le Soto , Dn'lns , Mexban war
urvivors , increase : Iaflie Steinmuuhler ,
Neokuik , Lee' .
Coioratir'-Orbginnl , witlovi' , etc. 1 Isabel I ) .
hawley , New ( 'aStle , ( lariiel'l ,
Isatie of APril 0 ere :
Neltrnska-Origmnal : Isaac M. 1ingsnlver ,
( Ireehiam , York ; Jpseluit iii ichnel , Atirora ,
Iluintillon.
Iowa-Original : Fretleriric llcilensnn , I' .
will , Story' Mntiison W , illblttns , De
% toinss , olIc. Althitlonal , : Viilitun alilise' . ,
Tisutyor , Union. inereitse : John \V. Arni-
priest , Ihurlington , 1)e 1ulnincs.
Colerntio-Orginnl ! : Atuguist Shipier , lciu.
roe , Arapititoc.
South Dakotn-Origbna. : l.nttb Cobtetix ,
Grzt1ituil , tIeau1e ; JChn 11. Taylor , lciul.
Charles 11 , ' , MItch-
wooti , Lawrence ; .i'ahiner -
oil , Ditrison. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
-
W iicn Baby was rick , wo gave her C.wtora. !
\Thcn i.huo wa. ' us Child , alto cricti for Castoria.
% 'hicit hio became Mist , she citing to Ccistoria.
WIrse i.iio l.iatl Children , site gavothical Cextoria.
RHEUMATISM
Results
L from a Bad
wv ( , Liver and
9I/IJ / , canbe
I /J Cured by
I Using
Dr J. H. McLEAN'S
LIVER AND KIDNEY
BALM
A Certain Remedy for
Diseases of the Liver ,
Kidneys and Urinary
I Organs
At Druggists , Price , $1.00 Per Bottle
Tots On. .1. H. MCLA MrDlClNc Co. I
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- - - - - - - - - - - -
_ rG : , We tend the rr.arveIotu Prrqt'h
as i ltcntedy CAL.THCS rie , cud i
iIfl _ I't legal guaranteothatC.Lri , , 'viii
, a' _ - . - STttI' Di.ehnrges .0 Emt.Ion. ,
, If cfflcgseernniorrhc..vL.uc.cIo
P L usd ItI.STOltr L..t VIGor.
' .1 'M J' Use ii and .tay ( faUfied.
II Addre.lVON MOH1. CO. ,
. . 5eI A.crk. , , .tteni. , , ( latlnn&t1 , CS's
r + $ + * 4. . + . $4rn.4. ; * 44 :
I What
Do Yeti
?
it's a nice ,
H
prctty Shoe at a
: t
1 : n'iodci'atc price ,
: Sargent
Has them - AU
. Orna1itcan not
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touch us ,
i Look for the Bear.
I Customers' Shoes
Shincd Free ,
iZ-H * ! ' 4 + 4 4 + rn + 4 + iCccc 4' *
New Dohany Theater
All This Week
Chase-Lister
Theater Company ,
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TONIGII'I'
Oliver Perkins , At M
Popular l'ricea-
lOc
Seats on solo at the box otnee.
TWIN CITY DYE WO1KS
DYEIP4fl
Clothing , Drosss ani 1Iotis1io1d Gos
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OMMIA oFFIclO-1z2i Fornarn. Tel. 1521.
COUNCIL llLtJFyS-Woiks UlId omce , Con Aye-
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nue A and 26th St. Tel. 310.
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Oend for Price List.
! Iis'r ' NAflO&L & BANK
Council B1ufs , Iowjt.
CAPITAL , - . S100,00G
VE SOLICIT lOVit1lUSINjJSS ,
WE DESIRE YOUR COLLLICTIONS ,
ovr : oF TIlE OlDEST IittNlCS SN IOWA.
S I'ER CENT PAID ON TIME IEl'OSITt.
CALL AND SEE US OR VItITIC.
Dr. S. Mosher
SPEOIALdSP.
Having fully demonetrated by years of successful practice and experience that he is
able to cure multitudes of diseases which bathe the klli of ordinary pityai"tans , hue
feels it his duty to make known to suftoiiiug humanity Shut he devotes his wilole time
and energy to this particular branch of the profession , and wll' prepare and furnish
medicine at his 001cc OC Visit those cases Which may require personal examination. Pa-
tienta as a distance may con"ilut Dr. Mosher by letter , giving a carefully written history
of their cases , describing their symptoms minutely as possible' , which will enable him to
make correct diagnosis , and Judge very accurately of ( ito curability of the disease , and tG
apply proper remedies. Medicine forwarded either by mail or express and all medicine
prescribed by Dr. Mother is prepared under hits own personal supervision. lie treats all
diseases without mercury nr other poisons. which create dIsease of themselves.
The doctor by lila new RESTORATIVE TREATMENT cures all curable diseases , anti
treats Witis success all affections of the Liver , Throat and Lungs , Catarrh , Epilepsy ,
Dyapepsia , Heart Disease , Rheumatism , Neuralgia , and all Nervous Diseases caused by
overworlc , the indiscretion of youth , or the exccsses of riper years , anti whatever may
tend to lower the latent ( OICO or the tone of life's vitality , causing physical debility ,
nervous exhaustion , insanity , and prematur e decay ,
Consult personally , or by Letter , free and strictly confidential. Address ,
Dr. S. Mosher ,
Office : 623 West Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
ft Pays to Investigate !
Before purchasing a mount for
the season , Our Bicycles will
stand Investtgation , We make
: uo assertions we can'not aubatan-
hate , We have letters of rec-
> mmendatton and praise from
experienced cyclists ttirouhout
our tirritory , Our competitors
bowl-we can't help It , b8causo \
our wheels are preferred to
others , Our agents ore not corn- s
pelted to cut prices to sell , Our , ,
guarantee is worth sonuethlnr , . _ _ _ _ _
It uuimna soinething , .
v , . S
TRlIJUflnS-"Itezt In the
world" . . , , , , , . , , . . , . . , . . . , . . . . $ t
DEFiHIS MODELS-The ac- .
knowledgrd leader of the , l , . -
medium priced itighi grades , , $90 3L4 . . , h . , , ,
SYIVI/tN MODELS-Built , . ' . r . . ; , .
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Largestline of Sundries and Supplies in the mid-west. GeneraL western distributors for
the flcrcdcs iYoOd Rim , Wheeler Reform $ -dd/c and U S. Cyclometer. Write for catalogue.
Vrite DEERE , WELLS & CO. , Couttcil Bluffs , Ia.
LOCAL AOENTS-
J. T. FINDLEY , Council Bluffs , Ia ,
WILL BARNUM & ] 3FtQ , , Omaha , Neb.
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