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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1896)
- - - - - - - - - r------ - - - - - - - - - - - - . _ - - _ - 'FIlE OMAITA DAILY BEI : 'IH\ , APItrj { 28 , 89U. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ \ COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT tIOIL MINTlOX. 1)r. John Green 1inp rcttirnc from Mexico mjeh Improved In hcolih. Mrs , Ctirs 13o'cn 1i e(4)flne(1 ) ( to her botuc 1)y flfl attack of rheutnatlm. Mr. aM Mt $ . Henry Swan have retutnel from an extcn'1c ( trip through the i'outh. SiecInl rnceting of flluT City lotigo No. 71 , A. P. fltl(1 ( A. M. , tonight. Work tn master maon dgtee. The vernon of the Mncahcs will meet T11C13lfty ( afternoon at 2O : ncloek In Royal Arcanum hail , Pearl trcct , The Orend hotel , Council flluft. High e1as In every rcpect. Rnte , 2. per day and upwad. l. F. Clarke , proprttor. l'rof. U , \ . Price writcn from Mexico that he is gaining a ; ) OUflf a tly , tnI will rfltttrn for the clioovorl ! ( In the fall fully rccovcrel ( In health. It. wa reporLe late taML nIght that Mn' . \v. A. Mynater hnd 'ufternl a cvetO cCl- dOflt. A physician waa calleil and 0120 Wfl taken to her home before the extflt or character of the accIdent could he learneil. . - . . . All rnembor of Counoll fluffs ltehekah . : bilge , No. 3 , IndeflpOIulet ! Orler of 0(1(1 ( Feilowa , are requetcl to meet at Cur hall at I p. in. tolaV to attend the funeral of later N. 3. 1Fr1e. Monthera of other lolgea ( nvllet1. fly order nf the loile. 1vaiige1lat A. Martin ucceosfully 'Inunclini the revival at the Chrlatian tabernacle yes. terclay. The. proe'Iects for succn'a are ex celient. TonIght the ; ubllo Is lnvltel to hoar this noted evnngelk on 1'opular De lusions. " b'OIig aervices at 745 P. Preaching every iiiglit this week. ' An express drIver named Walker had a narrow cEcalO froni beIng kIlICl last even- lag. lie wua ridIng on a load of hay1 an1 by 13011(0 ( menus was thrown off. lie struck th0 earth on bla head aiul ahouhien' , reedy- ng ( kogorous lnjurlcr. lie aa taken to hIs home at 2025 Avenue U nsd a Physician calle(1. ( - Tlio funeral of the Into Joel L. Stewart Occurred yesterday afternoon from the resl- 4 tIence. There WflIl flU Immense number of people tnxlcus to eiow ) their regarit for the - , . _ _ dcad. and the funeral cortege was one of the longct seen for many years. The erv- teen were almost stern In their aimpllclty. 'The beautiful burial aervlce of the EpIscopal church were obearved , comlucted at the houre by Itector Mclonaht The pallbearers 'were relectcd from the veteran employes of the wholecalo houo wIth whom Mr. Stow- ar had been so long on such Intimate terms. They wore 1. C. llonlmm , M. V. ' . 1ienig. George Stavelcy , James lialllnger , McBride. w. L. Fleming , W. J. Staveley W. A. Speara. The body was Interred In W alnut Jllll cemetery. 1e lo ( lit IrgiiiiIiigil Why ? Iiccaiso our gooi are the best. Our prices ar0 right and 'o guarantee satis- faction. See our new pIctures. ' H. I , . SMITH' ' & CO. \Vall paper cleaned , 00W process. wIth patent right at MIIler'e. lOS Malii street. . have yiu seen thO new gas heating stoves at the coT,1anY5 office ? ' . Reduction on all trImmed hats. Miss flag'dale. _ _ _ _ _ Darle , drugs , paints and glass ; tel. 1S9. Iitirti.eII ( lii 31. 0. , % . ' ' A H . The fourteenth anniversary of the found- log of the Yotii Men's Chrietlan aseocla- tion iI Cuncl ) BlUffs was elttborately ob. ' serve1 Sunday. The majority or t1i churce. lied : special 8ervIces. and In the evenIng union serylcee were held at the Broadway MethOdISt , Congregational and Christian churches. The speakefa were Mecers. Iale , .Adaino. Foote and Ober of Omaha and State Secretary Mcgee. At the three meetIngs a lengthy report prepared b Pree'ldent Keys of the' local association wm read. lie cc- fcrr d to the gawt1i of the asso iaticl2 In all Itth branches , nuid lartIcuar1y of the good work in a cOda ! and a religious way. Treasurer Leveritt'8 report was aisojncluded In the address and shows the foll9yiJlg : . . F.cceiptu : , . Jialance , April O , 1SE..S 25 PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,1 Is Subscrlptlnns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1O5. 3C iiath(3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 t ] Entertainments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 3C IdIceInneOus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ira ' Overdrawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 11 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,537 4 Expenses : ' . _ _ ' 4 _ _ . Salaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,413 . 1C itent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .168 Ci 'tiel and lights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 0 lietIIng ( room and IncIdental , , . . . . . . 251 l Improvements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.SO 4 Note and Interest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 8 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2 537 4 1 flP'ource4 : . Sulwcriltlons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,171 . ' / ? denberrlIip' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i,478& LIZI bI II t los : Ilflifltld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ , 1) ) Overdrawn nrleri ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 ia fleaurces over llabIItIeq. . . . . . . . . . . . 17 IS Total . . . . . . $ i.418 . : : _ . hot l3iit Sash. We ha'o : .ooo hot bed sash which we are going to 11050 lut. They won't last long. How many Jo you want ? We will make you a price that cnnt be duplicated. C. B. Paint. Ofl fl(1 Glass company , Masonic Teen- plo , Council Blufls. Blue Flame ICerosliie. BIscuIt served at Cole's haidwnre store next Wednesday. No rnoko. smell or odor. If you upset tile toVo YOU Call get oil out. Ooneiino Bokhara dIvans ant' new pieces ' of oriental furnIture at the Dunce Furniture COfllpflflyS. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ We offer you only clean. crisp , isuow white laundry 'rork and test delivery service at Eago ! launiry , 721 Broadway , Telephone 157 ( ltNillli ( ' to lIt' I iisiieetcil , The Iowa State Board of health has Issued lnrtructIon.i to all oIl Inspectors anti sent clrculars to all dealers notifyIng 111cm bf the cxItenco of a new artIer requIring the branding of every package or can of gaso- hue td. 'rue order was gnorahly received flZllOIl the merchants yesterday acId reads no follows : In ardor to Prevent flS far as 1105511114 ? In. jury to iersons , loss of human lIfe , 11fl ( } do. ttltiCtlOil of iprollorty roselIting ( corn negll- geIlt antI careless handling of ProIucts of lietrolsuin , by Which ga'ohIne is FtllStItUtCd lor kerosene ta 1)0 ) ( isd(1 ( for Ihiumlniitlng pur- pOes. the Stub Board of IIeutIi has made the followIng regulnUon. as it measure of Protection to hiulnail life , to-wit : Fvery 5)RCkLIge ) , Cfli3k , barrel or vessel containing gasolIne 5111(11 110 Properly 110(1 ( ( hiI4tIflCtly ltlelt'tl ) , tLfll no gasolne idlall be ahd , gIven ( , il % a3' Or ( hellvere4l to ( ( ( ly lerfon wIthin thi' ptitio until the vessel COtllInllg ( tile 5(1100 ( ( shall have' been plaliiiy Olarked wIth the word "gasoline. " l'lIs * rule shall also apnlv to gas'ollne 501(1 or delIvered from so-caflel dellvcry wagons. Dr. Cleaver's otflco moved to 60Q Broadway , Specal uho , Trimmed and untrImmed bats. Miss Itagadaho , No 10 t'cari. Untrimmed hats , SOc and 25c , Miss ltagslale ( , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lfoffmayr's Fancy Patent Flour makea the bcet and 010Sf bread , Ask your grocer for It. ' 4. . ' % S'hiolvviiI. ' lriW Stan- fur i'tsiIt ' , IES MOINES , April 27.-Spcclal ( Telo. grunL-It ) Is alliloUnced that the wholesale tirug lloueo of liulbut , Ward & Co. will be 501(1 ( 10 a few da to one of two bidders , The firm failed last tall , although It was doing a hlrofltable business , because it ijId nOt have capital enough to carry ito businees. The credItors IISYO rcorganized It (111(1 taken It out of ho lands of the receIver. ' it is to be sold to eIther the Myers Bros. Drug COZIIISI1Y of St LouIs or a syndicate of CIII- caga illen , vIio have organhlL'j th buy it. Tb deal will be closcd Ill a few days. , , S When Baby wa sick , we gao her Castor ! Whefl i.liu was a Child , she cried for Castoria. When ehu betmulo lIa , she cluog to Ceatozia. . - % Waia abe buJ cbuttrvu1 the gavutheua Castoria. 1tOIE AFFAIRS Merchanta and Mannfactnring Asocbtion Annual Meeting. 3LVIEW OF TIlE EVENTS OF THE YEAh t'ri.sl.loii t ( idol PM A dii res oti I lii' Sil 1)J II f ( h . ' SlieCesM SI II ii I'ii Ii- . lirt's of VUrIOIIM Fl&ierprIMe Un- ilerinken h IllisI hess 1l t ii. Thd MCT'Cllant $ Ufll Manulacturlng as- soqlatlon liehil ha annual meetIng last even- lug In the fflcc of Stone & 1)awson , and clueing tle * evening tran'octetl busIness and submitted reIorts sllOWhflg that .It was dc- chletlly alIve iintl 1(8(1 ( been working for the ullbulldlng of Cotneil lthiftz in cii energetic atIl succeseftll incliner. There were not so : nany of the inenibers Present as was exlecteL. but the workers Wile have borne the burden all thrnlgli : the year were all there. The time was cnstlme 1 largely In readIng the reports of the oiilcors and committees gIvIng accounts of the year's work. l'resident E. II. Odell calle(1 the meeting to order aiitl read hIs annual addrees , which was as follows : "Your wOrt'y ) secretary has prepared an e'ciinutlvc and elaborate report of the wrk perforineil , and objects attained by this as- coclation ( luring tii past year , which lie wIll submit at tills tIme for your conriilera- tIon. Therefore , It Is not Incumbent tipn me to say anything regarding the year's nccomilishments of this association. I will , however , pay a word relative to the faIlures of the associatIon. Sometimes In the course of a year's' vork faIlures out-number the succesees. happily , on this occasIon. the credit column Is In favor of SUCCeSS. "In all tI o work wo so enthuslssilcally began a year ago , and so courageously car- nod forvard , we met signal defeat In but two Important undertakings. The flet Instance - stance , after sucCess had been hoverIng over our associatIon for .two months or more and was just about to ttle down upon our bat tier , the city of Peoria , Ill. , threw out an allurIng halt and succeeded In bagIng our bird. The committee worked had , and It the property owners In this City hail rotilonded to the earnest sohlchtatlcn to pro- vielo suitable ( luarters fur the loCation of the Telegraphers' union , an ! a bonds suf- . t1cent to pay the expenses of removIng thuclr plant from Vinton to CouncIl Bluffs , we WoOld 110W have hail a very desIrable acquisitIon to Our cIty. ThIs teaches us an Ittiportant lesson : To obtain what other cItIes are getting , we must be liberal , at least , and If necessary , 'go them one bet- ter. ' . , It would take many pages In our secre- tary's report to give an IntellIgent and iide. quate Idea of the amount of work be and other members of the committee di In their endeavor to obtaIn the parsage of the enanu- facturors' bill through the lat legIslature. Perhaps no other city Iii tile etate 'vas as much interested lti that bill as was Cot . : cll Bluffs. The paseago of that measure meant a great deal to tills city. it meant the roe. toratlon Qf the brewing Fl(1tlSirI' . It would I have buIlt a Myzgtcr Spring ( II0lllery and estabished a wInery In Council fliuff equal In , capacity to any In the Ui'ilted States. Our recretary spout' most of his tlnic' lact winter in Des Moines work ig : for th0 pas- rage of that bill , but It was lpet , and Peoria agaIn was the fortunate recipient Qf favors I bestowed , for vIll not the corn and wheat . 01' Iowa be shipped to the distillerien of that enterprLng , ciy , lUlli lie prUet thereof be rhlpped back agaIn to be consunied by members of the legislature who voted that way ? What 'a lovely jewel he consistency , and what a beautiful polIsh our Iegleature added to its luster when it voted on that bill. The vote by which it was bet. hcw- ever , was cloro , and so the ierchzts' : and Manufacturers' aesoclation of this city may take Courage. In two yeara more there may ho fewer idIots elected who will vote for I the Intereots of Peoria , iii. , Instead of Coun. , cli hJiuffs , Ia. Lot us hope 53 , at least , and work to that end. , "The flOXt two years wIll be very Important years for Council Bluffs and for Lhs nssoca- ! tirni , The Transmirslrslcpl exposItiri In Oniaha in 1898 is now an assured event , and iflean.s much to Councl ! Bluffs , If we take ad- I vantage o' tile opportunity it will aIf'jrd. I This assocatlon ! i'as taken an : nlt'atlve In thIs . state In promoting the ontorprse , and Hp..n its shoulders will fail couch of te hiircion and reapoiislb'lIty ol tbe 1Dva cx- liiblt. That we will have the assistance of all od c'tizone' . there is no doubt anli stCps should be taken to increase our inem- berablp with earnest workers who will lii- tcrest themselves In building up and proinot- lug oyery industry wlthn our border , or within ihit o tis. 'Nothhlg ia acconipEshed by inactivity. IL I' better to do sonic things wrong , than do nothing at all. Other cltlee are walcng Up to the good times coming ; and while we haven't been quIte as sleepy as 50010 of them , we need a hit of shaking up to get our eyes faIrly c'wn , "Iii laying asIde the duties of an omcor of your associatlen I (10 ( 50 but to take up others In the rank and file of its membership. I thank yrni cordially for your ass'stanco in rendering the 0111cc 1 have 1101(1 fl pleasant task , and I berpeak for soy e'uccessor a suc- cessfui and presperou term of office , " F. F' . Test , clialrmaii of the executIve committee , read a lengthy and most carefully - fully compiled statIstIcal report. In It he called attention to the great loss sustained by tIle state of Iowa through tile failure of the legislature to enact the warellonec law , which , accorjing to his estimate , ' had ccst the farmers ot tile state a sum of 0101(0) . ( ' that exceeded , lIe bad been told , $ , .OooOoo annually , but lie believed that $50,000,000 was nearer the true figure , which In the Past twenty years woull aggrogte the stupenduous slini of $ lOOOOOiOOO. lie dcoted a ' good deal of space to urgIng the iiiembers of tile association and all oilier cItizens of Iowa to use their heat endeavors to secure tile enabtnient of Ibe law at a special session of the legislature , Wllicll WliH almost sure to he called next January. In lilu report he also took occasion to deprecate - cate the disposition of Council Bluffs buel- ( less men to drift into legal entanglements with each other , and pleaieJ wIth tlicnt In three of general distress not to add to it by pressing for payment of debts that could not be PaId unless ruin was brought CIIIQU tue debtor. 'rho report was gotten UII in Mr. Test's olost entertaining manner cml was received with cheers , Secretaly Dawson's report Is very vol. ( iIflIflOuS , and covers in detail the work (10110 by the association during the year , with Some recommemlatlons for the future , After tile reports ere read mill received thu association voted to have them prInted III lanlphlot form to tile number of 5,000 ( or general distribution , Victor Bender thought that Council Illuffs sIlOUld Clot make any special effort to secure political antI other conventions ! to be held In the city tills year , but 'should use all available Iflhllienco in helping other ellIot' etcuro such liteettugs after exacting pledges tilat tile ) ' would help us in turn during the eXIlOEittofl year , 'Ilefl we would vcll be prepared - pared to care for any number of large gather- big.J in connection with the TranenilssIsslppl exposltioq. OiilCers far the ensuing year were elected , President Odell declined a re-election and the vacretary was lnrtructed to , cast the vote of the association for M , F , ltohrer. Victor Jicilder was elected vice presIdent ; secretary , F' , Iii. L.ooiiiis ; treasurer , A. \ % ' , Iteikmaii , The executive conilmttee was Increae3d In number from eleven to ilftce and the foi. lowing ilelIlbers ( were' elected : E. F. Test , chairman ; E. 11. Odehl , 1)r. J , II , Cleaver , I. 1.1 , Treynor , ' 1' . C. 1)aws. I'rof. II , W. Sawyer , \V , If. Lynchard. II , If , Merrlani , E , II , Trouman ( , F. Ii , Keys , L. liverctt , Jr. E. Orinun , Iii , \Vohlnsan , A , 5 , llazeiton and l. W , hart. The treasurer reported that all of the debta of the a ocation ! ilad been tilet and that tlloro a balance of $20 on haid , The ( hUelitiofi of banquets for the ensuing year was discussetl at length , It was first proposed to gIve live a ; the Grand hotel , This wa Pr. Cleaver's Idea and It seemed to meet Ivith general approya1 but after further con- skieratlon It was thought best to fix the ileflnlte number at three. and upon the slig- geetlon of Mr. Treynor the executive cons- inittee ae tnsriicteil to order thee's. or more. MI the members of the association wlloee isansc % scre on the roll laot year were car- rIe1 forward as asernbrs for the present year cml the secretary was Instrueteil to notify tileni aisti c3lIect the usual nsember- ship fee of $ each. At the suggestion of Dr. Cleaver a suns sulflclr.nt to pay for the Grand hotel banquets was dlrecteil to be set liie and to be used for that purpoe'e and 110 other. The a.sociatlon then adjourned. 11(11(111 MA1i' 1lii MI'ItlI'iIIIIl ( , lll lisi liii iii' ; : ; , . i.Iki'l ii , iIul Iii l'gsl Ii for hIM VIi'tIii , After terrorIzing tile town ami defying the autllorities for years , there Is a ptjibhhIty that Celly ilough lIas flOW reached the end of hIs career ati a local tough. Thomas I'ar- dow , the blind man % 'ilons he beat e'a brutally without provocailon on Sunday afternoon , now IIe at lila Iloflie , 1716 South Eighth street , In a critical condition. At hoots the Infor- matioll vat' cnveyed to the ofllcers that he sync liable to do. : An examination by lliy- slclnr.s yesterday niorning shosved that one eye wee knocked from Its socket , two ribs were broken 01111 that ho % as suffering frotis ( langerous ititernal InjurIes , which nsight terminate - minate fatally. leputy Marshal Andereln , who , by tile way , is the only niati connectdll with the PolIce force who has StlcCCe(1Cl ( Iii arrestIng liough without a fight , was gl'en a warrant yesterday and directed to go nfter the fellow , lie his familiar with hioughi's haunts nround Crescent City and found 111(0 about 9'o'clock yesterday Its a honec on the Allots l'Inney ferns several miles frotii the village. Aildor- son left ills buggy before ho caitse In eIght of the 110(150 ( antI ahlroached ) the premli'a.s from the rear and through the barnyard. lie entered tilS kItchen door wIthout stoppIng - pIng to rap atul , pasetig thirough the room , startling a woman who was In the kitchen by the abrubtneea of hIs entry , founil hlosigh in an adjolniisg room comfortably enjoying hiint'lfS'hen Placed under arrest hiougli remarked that It was a good thIng lie did not see 1110 officer comIng. After a good deal of persuasion liougli was permitted to go to an adjoInIng farns and see hIs wIfe. lie waa then driven to town witllout offer- log any reeistance. At the station lie va' booked with assault with Intent to do great bodIly Injury. ha was sullen and was lokcd up wIthout hiI usual protects , At the opening of tile police court yesterday - day "Dago" Dick Lanclon , licugh's assistant in the aseault , woe arraigned , lie wanted tIme to semi for an attorney and look sir witnesses aisil the judge sent iiIii back to JaIl tinder a bond of 50O. Wheis It was ascer- tamed that Pardow's Injurles vcre extremely serious the Intention of giving Rough a hear- tog wac abandoned and ho is held In jaIl 'Itliout ball. Further investlgatione into the character of the assault chow it to be evcn mre vlclou. anl enurderotir Piats was first Intimated , and tllat both of tile Pardow brotilers Svero badly hurt. Samuel l'ardow Ii. ' a eri'ple and lIt was beaten by liough to such an extent that he could scarcely get around yesterday aftir- noon. Both of the men are entire strangers to } Ingh and Ills gang and there was not the lcaat provocation for the brutal aoault Hougli will not have a hearing until the extent of Partlow's injurIes are determined. The charge of assault with Intent to do great bodily Injury still etanils against him , but it will be changed to assault with intent to cotnhiilt murder.Vltltin the last four or five years liQugh hIaC been arrested sores of timco and his procacution haa cost the cIty and county thousands of dollars. lie has tiireattaed the lives of i1czen of men , bu for some sIngular reason lie has received but the slightest punIshment and almost every sentence that has been impoaed upon IlilU hac been surpended before lie had served out half of Ills time. While perhaps nope of , the officers fear hint , they have all become weary of repeatedly arrecting and cotsvctlng hint oqly to Ilave him turned boat. again upon the comintiolty after a few ( lays of confine- ment. _ _ _ _ _ _ - , JI.t.VSOX ON 'l'itlA1 llt 3IUItDE1C. ei.atloiit1 C'se l'liizi1y Oieiieil ii t ises loiiit'i. . DTS MOiNES , April 27.-Special ( Tale- granl.-TlIe ) tral of Saiisnel It. Dawaon , for I the rr.lirder ofValter tcott , hi's can-is-law , was bogtin in the dlstrct court thIs alter- noon , and before adjournment in the evening a jury hal becit secured. Tile chief difficulty was In gettIng p001)10 who had not formed opinions frcm reidIng the newrpapers , and WhO scre wliliig ( to accept insanity as a do- fense. The etate admItted that t would make a defense on Cite groilnl of insanity , and examIned all the jurors closely on thL print. About fcrty were exansined ( luring the day. Iawe'an appeared in court lookIng well and strong. lie is about 65 years old , and for veelc pretended ho was very sick. lic accrUed cheerful and willing to talk , con- veroing in the court room v thi various ac- qunlntances during the day. Acrosa tile table from tiliti sat his l9-year-cld daughter , Clara Dawson-Scott , for the murder of sliose lluo- band an hour after silo had marrIed hIm last Christmas eve Dawson Is being tried. She sat with her itlotller-In-law and fatller. in-law ; the ladies vero deeply veIled anl the girl watched her father and mother , who eat together all through the proceedings. Tile jury Is as follows : Jolt11 Frederck , F. MoffiLt , Norman Gra- 11am , Nichcias McClenaisan , Davis I ) . 13oot Calv'n iiarrah , A. W. Davis , ( I , A. I'ease , Wesly Spain , Isaac W. Eaton , Mark It. howard - ard and Otto l. flrcwiileo. Most of them are farmers. Taking of testimony will begin tomorrow , and it is expected the case will last about a week. Daweon claltna to have no remcmbranco of eventa front a date sev- cml days before the murder , till thrc weeks after it. _ _ _ _ _ instil 0.1.1 VeI Ivs ( eli'lrn Ii' 'l'oiIi WEBSTER CITY , Ia. , April 27. -Special ( Tel ogre enA II nrranzenien ta are completed In this city br tii celebratIon of the ses'oilty- seventh anniversary of tile Independent Order of Odd Fellows , which occurs hero tomorrow. Visiting ( lelegat.totla wlil be tiresent from I ) Wa , Mason City , \'iillants , Fort Dodge , humboldt , lielinond , Gait , Eagle Grove , Story City , Jewehl Junction soil other IloltitS. The forenoon ylll be taken ip vithi the reception of tile visiting Odd Fellows (111(1 ( at I o'clock all the city , visiting cantons , en. campolents , subrdloate lodges and lie- bekaha , led by the \Vebster City cornet band , and followed by vIsitIng bands , vihl ferns in procession coil march to the court Ilouse. where an interesting program will be carried out , Tile etidreis of welcome wIll be do. Ilvered hiy I ) . .0. Cilaso of Webster City. D. P. Coyle of liuinbldt , responding , Tile prln. cllal i wuker of tile day will bc J , S. Funk of Iowa Falls. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Jul I hell er Nii rriisl tyiiIil ! JIFFEItsoN , In. , April 27-Special-- ( ) Frank King , a notorious thief and burglar , 1101(1 at Rockwell Cty for robbIng a store at Johiey came very nearly getting away , and Oiily tile ; Imely arrival of the sheriff prevented - vented lila regainiilg lila liberty IL appears tilat ICing is ( lulto familiar with tile use of a file anti of making keys. In 50010 way lIe caine into possessIon of a sniall file tind a peco ! of clock spring , King hul made the key , bnt it thu tiot exactly fit and had stuck In tile lock , \\'iiile lie was endeavor- log to get it out the jailer arrived on the ceoe and tile Jig was up. The following day tue fellow was sentenced to tw. ' years In tile penitentiary , ainl there vhll be put out of reach of his favorite tools. Sd.its' I.tIiriirlsin AltIOliitN Aaalafiii.ts , IES MOINES , Ia. , April 27.-Speclal ( Telcgram-Mrs ) , B , J , Cope , tile HCW state lbrariaii ( , today announced her appointments of assistants. It had been announced same time ago that there would be no changes , except In tiio librarian , and tile reoranlza. tlon of tile force caused great aurzsrit'e , The appointments are : First asoIstant Joseph Orwlg , to succeed Miss Mary Il , \Vhitcoinb of Qrliinell ; second assistant , Jeonle hlutcilins , and third assistant , Jennie Laird , ate retircd librarian of Jaw detart. ment , A. J , Small , succeeding C. C , Webb ; custodian , August Becker , to succeed F. S. Llndley ; assistant In law . , . new paaitIou , Mis , Li. RUBSSII. ' - IOWtA VETERANS F4ET 1'ODAY Annual Encampment oft1s.nt1 Army at Des Moines , ALL PARTS OF TIlE STATE IRPRESENTED lIiiilrcal Irgi.mlvzitl.n'i ' ' ' % VIlI Sss cli the' .ttt'iili.iee to ' ' 'Ft'n 'i'lu.i. . ss.nul-Sont' , , , , IliuMi- Il'MM (0 lIt' 'l'vsluNi.etesi. CEDAR lLAl'IIS , Ia. : April 27.-Speclal. ( ) -The annual encampment of the Grand Army of the RepublIc , depattnent of Iowa , whIch begins litre cml continues for three ilays , promIses to be the largest ever liM In the state. The old veterans are conilng Irons all lartc' of the state , and they will be occenspanicil by their 'aives anti daughters , who are itieiiibers of the \'Oilllln'8 Relief Corps anti other lady organizations , auxilIary to the Grand Arlny. Many tielegatione wIll bring bands vitii thens , and It is already cer- taut there wIll he at least a score of iisusical orgaisliations to assIst in addiiig to the sue- cess of tile oCcasion. Then there will be several hunilced nsembor of tile Soits of Veterans hero during tiit' three days , which , taken 'Ith the others a 110 will attend froiti the neighboring towns , vlhl as ; oil the items- her so tht.st tii city will have the larger't crowd In her history to enterain , Four siecial trains will lie run lit here at nooo Tuesday over the Burlington , Cedar itapids & Northern , and the other railways have taken stops to provide nccoitmnmodation for all who omay desire to come. Tue parade will be 1101(1 ( Tuesday afternoon. In add.tlon to the old veterans , who will once immoro keel ) step to the sound of the fife and tirtiiii , the oimtiro milItary force of tile Io , a State uumlver'Ity , ulsier coniinand of Major Vodges , together with time titato UnI- vc'rsity baud and Company' I , lea a National gliarli , of Iowa City will be here. If the weather is Propittoels there will he 10,000 visitors in the cIty cit that ilay , nearly half of whom svlll take part tim the parade. QUESTIONS FOIt DISCUSSION. 'r ' very Importnnt questions probably will collie 'iii for discussion at the bus'ist'ss ' nteet- log of tilO encamptiment. The tik'psItIon of pensloims of old soldiers at the Old Soiders' honme at Marmihmailtowim Is , a quez'tlnis that the old soldiers are liloro or hess interested In , \\'imlie the Graisd rnmy has no direct tonnage- inent or control of that Institution , at the sante tIiict time veteraite feel nisicti Iimtereat Iii It , and tller WiSiles ilave generally been : espected In the material affairs of the home. Tue board has a standIng rule , to"sitich nil Inmates ntsist subscrIbe before entering , that all pension money in excess of $6 Per iiionth nmimst ba turncl over to the home. which Is credited to the support fund. Whether thIs ansotmnt should be left as It to or lessened or Increased Is lIkely to be discussed ta' quito an extent. The other iiuestlon , and OiiO that. has been promInently before time G. A. It , posts of time state for the past sIx or eIglt , ittonths , 1 : ' the soldiers' itmontitilcot matter. During the w'Iim- ter nmetmtiis anti just lsre'iohIs to the conven- hg of the general ase'etmbiy' posts all over the state adopted resolutions asicng the' legislature - islature to take such sts co would bring abcut a removal of medallions from the , nontltiteflt , whcIm time commission had tie. clded tipon. Otmt cC def tence to these rose- lutinna a concurrent ree4utfon 'as paseed at the recent seraton dtectIitg tIme contismls. ston to retncvo the zetahIlons. however , there has been more orUces wrangling snca ! the passage of this resohuttoli , and tIme nmat- ter 110 dcubt t.iIl ecintI ; tip 1at the encamp- itment. If it dccs thiciwill. . be a red hct home aqd rcohutlons iti be , passed express- log in no uncerthin imsailitep the vlowa of the old soldiers in. regard to' ' % hfe nmatter. Tue big light of the encatnpnment vill ctoriw , however. when thb titns arrives for te electIon of a.locatlon for bold , img jllo itet eneanipineisL Dubuqu , .jarshalhtown , apd Slrux City are all avowed .anditiates for it , and each of the cities . flaimIei ( wIll , "ttd strong dohegttIc'n to make a fight for the prlvilcge of entertaining the old veteran'i next year. Dtlbuque secsited headquarters several dab's ' ago and the contIngents from SIeix City ani ( Marshallto\Vn canto in Moo- day anti have been hard. at work. AS TO TIlE OFFICERS. It is generally conceied that General JosIah cIvcn : of Ies Moines vIll be chocems for iicpartmen.t , . consnvulder , although there Is likely to be quite a fight over tite office. General H. M. Day of this city Is booked ( or tito position cf senior vice commander and Rev. Dr. Barrett of toaa Qity will be chosen chaplain. The canmpfirce s Iii be maisy anti nmost in- teresting. Three vihi be ilehci on Tuesday evening anti several on time succeeding nghmts. Tlm main campfire em Tuesday night wIll bo ' . and will be helti in Crc-Cite's opera house presided ever by General Josiah Given ; time SeCOlttl campfire vill be helti In the auditor- I'ini ' at the 'High schrol buultilng anti will be presded ! over by Colonel J. J. Steadman , while the third one will be held In the In- coin club roons , anti will bel a cert of an liii- promtU affair. The present officers of the state tiepart- nment are : Cormmnsander , K. P. Thompson , Itocic ltapitis ; seitlor Vice commander , M. E. Erwin , Iubuque ; Junior 'ice consma'ntier , J , P. Scott , Davenport ; itmedical director , Ii. C. McCoy , Algona : chaplalo , 11ev. J , S. Albrook , Mt. Verncn ; assistant ndjutaxst general , Ii. I. Chase , Iec Moines ; assistant quartermaster - ter general , \V , V. ' . Gardner , Rock itaplds ; Inspector , J. F' . 'l'honlpson , F'orec't City ; Judge advocate , It. J. Chase , Sioux City ; chIef inilS- tering officer , A. M. hogan , Montezuma ; sen- icr aide and chief of staff , L. K. Page , lila Grove : councIl for adnmlnIstratioit. Ii. lii. Day , Cedar Rapids ; George W. hafferty , Os- Icaicosa ; J. 0 , Mihllman , hogan ; L. L. Cald- elh , Decoraim ; G , II. Wclshm , Boone llspl , 'zs'ied ' Ca rrol I i't'oie'rl . ts'iii'r $ , JEFF'ERSON , ha. , April 27.-Speclal.---- ( ) 'rhiere Is a gooti sized factIonal war In Carroll , nih on account ol an ordinance re- ccntly issued by the city council , to time effect that property owners within a certaIem district initst builti cement or permanent .valka , ant ] stipulates exactly itaw they shah it hiit down , size , material , etc. As a ro- slllt a large imimenber of cltizene , among them tlsislnCSH oieim and Imeople of vrornlnoimce. are reeordiitg souse emphatic protests against thIs sort of arb'trary legislation. They as' sert that ti.ey are willing to put down good , serviceable aitiewaiks , but oiJect to ilaving .r. + 4 + .s + ' , What : DoYo ; Waiit- - ' ? 'Iii'S' , t . ) Sill If ' nice1 1 : , i tic preUy''ioc at a modeza price , 1li s , _ I Sargent 1-las them - All Omaha cannot touch us. Look for the Beor. Customers' Shoes Shined Free. 44 * * * a city council tell them just exactly how they shall make Impr. vemeimts upon their own vroperty. and in all iirvbabiiity tile courts will be caileti tipoli to dteriimtiie how far the Prerogative of a council extentis Anti what arc , the rigimts of property owners. 0 1.1) il.t ii I ) it Iil'LStIl ) 'i'll 'A'l'l. lie. 3holties tiueSeeisc of ituttlit't' ii SiIrIt.l t'niitcst , DES MOINES , in. , APrIl 27.-Special ( Telegrani.-Neisrly ) the entire adrimlnistratlon of Ie Moines was its court busy , on no- coliiit of the trial of the case bots'cen time two boartis of public works. Whmen thin new aihininistration went Into omre three weeks ago , the tonyor animosincei tue appolittinent of a new board : Messrs. C. I ) . Itoartlman tsiitl II. \ ' . Crehlits. Tue city hati one nl- roatly , John Siierman and George C. Slots , wilt ) chalineti they hail two years to serve , Tit nmayor lroceeiled to eject timem , and the cotinci confirtiteti thi new appointittents. Time oitl bnrti titeis got aim himjunction to pre. vent tue neW one frons taking poscssloim of tiii nihIce. Conseqnntly tilere is no stiper. s'isiOii of ptihilic Inmproveiimenta in progrees , anti tmmuch enmbaa-rassineistm Is aiict1. A stipulation of facts was agreed to aimtl the case' argueti before tue court. Tii argim- tiicimt lasted all tins' , anti will c'nstmnse two or tiirc days ittore. All cavil' tlechsion Is expet'teil , cii vhmich appeal will be taken by the defeated side. It iia beeim arectl that thIe sitle which scums In the lower court vihl take charge of time otfico pending the do- cisiois of the appeal. S.t l.V.t'l'liX AIIM ' ( )1'llClilIS ) ItliStsi ilituulie 1-lluh.'r4 Iocinri' fat' ( lie lull- hhiiglin , jinitil. Ili'gsiui'I. , BOONE , ha. , April 27.-Speclai ( Telegram. ) -Captnia Mingles and Liesitenatit l1a3'lan , young se omen at thc head of the Salvation army corps of srumo eevetmty meimibers here , today oont to Cottmimtniiiler ilaotht-Tsmchcer theit' recgimatirns froits the servIce. Captain Mitglw ! says they will go to their itonse itt Clssrltotm to await orders ( rout Bahlington Iioc'tii. for whose Volunteers they hiave proltcretl their services , Sile says thtiM Is the first tleflectioim from the Salvatloim arniy Iii time Iowa situ Mlsscurl division of the organi- zatto , but shIe believes time tnovemmcnt : will ho general , ims time syntpathiy of the antt' Ic vtim Iitlihiigton heath , nitil as Atimericans they prefer an organlzatiott vitiiout foreigim head. 051 'ills ' ) , it Is untlerstooti thie heath-Tucker people will solId new headers to ilcone , bitt It is ticubtutml If they will hold time nmeimmbcrsimlp llee. : , I ( ' 'i'loiie I is , . MASON CITY , In. , AprIl 27.- . ( Special Telegra enA bail vi iii storimi , ntmtenittlng ahiimost to a cyclone , visited time northierim part of tisis cotiimty . last imighmt. Time large elevators at Manly , l'lt'imtontii mmd Itock Falls were utoved from their fowulattoils : -CllthUIldliige overtsirimcd anti a nuiimber of large britiges damaged. The Itatil of tue stortn was nearly Identical to the bg cyclone of two yenr ago. Viiiel tle ltaugitiVns Sot i filed , YOILK , Neb. , April 27.-Special ( Tele- granm.-Tho ) report that then burglar wIle was killed In Atcilisoim , Ken. , a few imighits ago was George Kingeim , the ax-convict who recently escaped froism time ccunty JaIl hlero , was fali'a. As t'OOIi no time report reached hero Sheriff h'rlce left for Atchison. A tale- from ( room hlnm today announces thlat time titan Ic not Klngen. Clullul F'ittnliy ltijtirt'il. Sioux CITY , Ia. , 4rrIi 27.-Spocial ( 'role- grain.-Fretidio ) T'Ier , a 4-ycar-old boy of this place , threw himself backeard from tile nurso's arnis through a second story ts indow last night , striking itis ileali Ot tile brick curhdtig of the areaway below anti inflicted fatal iimjuries. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' ( ) ii iii I'turvluitcte ii i'netliii liridge. ONAWA , La. , April 27.-Spectal ( Telegram , ) -The busIness ismon ' , f Onawa anti Decatur , Nob. , are raising mcney to buy time Miosourl r.ver Pontoon bridge at Sioux City with the Intention of re-locatIng it between the' ts'o first named towus. Ktiigitts of old-crusaders who vent to cotiqemer the world , coniti not hope to StlCCeei sinless thies' s'ere Ito virile , hearty health. A titan cannot face difficulties if lila stoimiach iStl't in good order. Dis- ortlered digestion viii make a siuggislo coward out of any tuan. It nmnkes his istiiitl stagnant , and he cannot think juickly eitougli to accomplish aimythiiimg Lt makes his inovenments slow , and takes ill of the snap out of lilni. Every oman itt business in America has a light on hits liatitls just as touch as ever had 1)cltcll knight. It is a titatter of life aimd death , just the samoa with him as it was with time iritsader. Indigestion and all the ills that o with it , most frequently start in coitstipatioii. That keeps all sorts of itu- purities in the body , forces theut misto the blood , and so deranges the whole system. Constipation is one of tue commonest ills , cOil tcf it are traceable most of the disorders that tnake people sick. Once it iets a firm hold on a man , it Is most ( lifliCitit to overcome it. Teitiporary re- lid cami be obtained iii a tiiousaiid ways. rhmcre are nietliciucs oh tue umarket that will help as bug as you take tiictii. There is only ooe remedy that is a real reimiedy-titat you don't have to keep oji taking forever. That is Dr. Pierce's l'leasaiit Pellets. 'flie " Pellets ' ' tiny , sugar-coated graiiulcs , oiiiitl and efficient iii their action. They ll'cct a ) e-uzneil cure. You don't become ii slave to their use , as with other pills. If will scud at one-cent atanips to cover cost ittallilig ott/i' _ . we svilt scud you rital : the itto'tt useful niciiical book extant. 'i'IiIs is Br , Pierce's Coinnicu Souse dcthical Adviser , In iaiim ltiialisii ; a book of ioott pae. profusely iliustr tted. the great expeiise ofprepariiig svlilchi has been covered by Cite ahe of 6&iooo , copies at Cite regular price fi.o itor copy. Address , Vt'orltl's Iispeiisary Medical Association , No. C'6j Mclii * ttrect , Ituffaho , N. V. UIARRH OFTIlE STOIIACIL _ REAL ) THE SYMPTOMS OF' TI-uS COMMON AILMENT. The appetite Is abnormal , It ittay b lost int'reneeii or lierverteti. There lIt vt'igiit , tltiii lsnhim anti a e imse of bunting in the lilt of tile Stonmacim after taking footi. 'h'imi is accoinptiiiod ! by flattmletmce anti ii ( art bmirii. Alternate constipation or tlinrritoea. A dull imeiulteiie , isimgitor , ilepression of epirhts and irritabIlity of tc'mnper. Tie toisgue t coateti nod breath foul , Ficqimeist regurgitation of a thus , vnter ) ' , i'a lIii flti lii , lii'PCotidtl by cisigast i-Ic i. * i nit. l'ahims at tue heart nct'omitpatiIeti by pslPt- : tatlon .ittd . sit' 'rtness of breatii , looking time liattent think ii hmas heart t1tetiee. Accompanying soitte eases tiicre is a dix- hissii , rInging In the ears , spots itefore the eyes and other sensitioiis , whmlelm together are called "etointieliio vertigo , " These itletietitit hear a buzzing sositul nntl feel ins ii ii 'ilior , wei'e etiVeinIsIng tileun , They grow isale tiimii grasp for support , in fear of foiling , W'iieii lii nimy e'nse this trouble itnit lnstCd a lntmg tIme , evitletices of iitanutritItls ehio' ti'eitteel'eit , A ti. c.tsii : , I'niitlltar ( rouup.if S'iuist.siiis its ( St 't.ti 113 II t'nrei Li I leit I , Frank M. Iavhs , Norfolk , Neb. , is ii. clerk I /i / ) ? L S/J/f ) / . ' t FhtANI' 1h. iV''IS. Nos-fohic Nehm , in tile citliti 'y of the F' . R. & \l . \ ' . railway. lie i one of the lililiiY PeoPle of etiuc'lttioim nlmtl good Jutigineimt wimo have foliimtl m'ehicf - fttST NATIONAL BANK Cotincil B1RUS , Iowa , CAI1TAL , . - - $100,000 vja SOLICIT OU1t BUSINESS , VIC DRill 1W 1O VII COLLECTiONS , ONE OI' 'I'JIE OLDEST UANICS IN IOWA , CS I'IIR CENT I'AiI ) ON TIME DEL'OSI'I'S. CALL AND SEE US OR Wit ITIO. THE 'NEY DIIA : Y ThEATER Cliase-Lister Theater Co. -TONIGI1'r- OLIVER PERKINS. L'OI'tJLAlt So di. aim hale i'iti..1s. : lit box otilce. anti olin' through fleA. Corelantl numd Ship- aril. Mr. lavls says titus : "I t is s'nItl , 'seeing is iw'hles'Iiig. ' I iirsve littil a 't ry torlblo reiimtiteier of this rtitl adage. Iii iSP. , nftt'm' irntitlattttg fi'otn the Onmetimit ihiiiiteit College , I tooht a Itoittil u 'lth 1103 t'or'ti & Moirehi of ( 'isieligo. hhtifl ( . itn' I coistruete-ti n disease' % 'isieh ecitse'd to millie ( ito t'ffoi'ts of time best pumystlclaun of hint city. Time ccitt of time whimle trotmb.ts seemneti to iti : ' Iii time sttmnmitehi. l'ain nlWlI5 I 'llnt ed rletiimg , and I leimev there e'its sense- siting wromig , tmedntist' tiiem'e i imo siiuleritmg \vl t is a lieu I I by ti igei. ttoim , ' 'The fitet i , I hittil tIe digestIve Isower at all. I vomited tsfter c'ery nmeal. Sour gases aitti fermmmemmts t'citmt'd to be foitistim a II t iie ti time I n t hit' stemisat'im 1(5511 I'ot'eh it , itertimeil to tic hiulumgi'y. html a little' flCd in time stomach vouiti Ituit t so I WoUld iso fOcetL to ittI ) etttuttg. Along vitis flits oittlttioil 're obstinate coltittthiimtiotl , ngoniviiug hInd- fleimeit tsmmih lmrimfouiimfi % s t'ilktt esit. . . .i lmati to give up iim' ii'nce ii flee beitmg ro. titit't'ti traits miu' 51551(11 ' . 't'igiit ( If IG to i2t ) 1)011 imilt' . I i' 't itrit eu t o I ) lmt(1iill it isti Itt-I au- VihI'ul to try itt's. ( 'olmeluliti and i4lmdlcltrui , 'l'hey said immy dlitenito wns cittori ii of tim ettmuuaeh ( SlId at once l'r'gimim work nloiig that line. h begun to Iuiilrvt' ft oitm the very ill-st day , anti after a 'eek iinti iso mimore' % 'nimmitliig , 'I'o lie tmrlt'f , I gimutmni iii sti emmgtii atid tietihi right along ntnh after ( time mmtoiitim'h tn attiment s'as ontirey fu ec ti'ntn every SI ililmtOifl of' ii)9tdimitTit or e.ttarris of time iitoinaeim. 'l'ilnt iS Viiy I thilmik there ii iuotlmIiig like , or ammys 110Cc hear nit good , ns tlme l'apelnnti anti S1teItIId ti'cntimsvnt. " rithIl.i A NO CliAlifiE IS E\'Eit M.ifl FOR ( 'ONSI' I.'l'A'i'ION , EN A ui I NATION ANt ) Pt' bl , OI'l NION I N AN V ( . ' . \ Si I'iTl I l'lt IN TIIR OFIrli ( lit ItMAll. . . IF YOU ( 'ANt ) ' ! ' C0\iU TO "i'hiU iFl"i'l'IVitl'I'E iht A Sl'EC'iAT.i'Y i'lti'1'AitI'Il ) SYM1'- ' .I'UM hh.A N l A ND GE'l' I ) ltS. ( 'Oh'Pt.AN I ) 4'tNl ) Si I Iit'Aitl ) ' $ OPiNION OF' YOt'ht 'l'ltOt 1131 , U. IRS. ) COPELANI ) & SIIE11RD , IIOOMS 512 ANt ) 3D N1IVOI1K LIFE BuILDING , O'tlAlhA ' , NEll. 0111cc hfomirs-D : to It a. in. ; 2 to S p. in , Eve. , nuiigs-\Vetinesdays itnti Satmim'dal's only- a to S. Stmndn3'-lO to 12 mis. _ - - - - - - - - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - LIVER AND KIDNEY Diseases arc manifcstcd by Backache , Rheumatism , Loss of Appctfte , Foul - , Tongue and Wcakncss Dr. J. H. McLEAN'S - UVER AND KIDNEY BALM . Is the remedy you need , of equal scrvicc ' in mild or chronic cascs von BALE tVCSYWHCRC Ar * 1,00 POll 1JOTTLS TH DR. J. H. McLEAN MDlCINE CO. , ST. LOUiS , Mo. - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - Dr. S. Mosher SFEIOIALISP. Having fully demonstrated by years of successful proctico and experience that ho is able to cure multItudes ef diseases which bathe the skill of ordinary pimysi..laims , ho I feels It his duty to make kiiown to aumffeming liutnanity ClInt iii ? devotes 1il whole tlnto I and energy to thii3 particular brienehm of time prol'easion , tind vIi' prepare umid furnish I medicitmo at imis office or visit those cases Whicim tony require pereoumni e.ainmnatioim. Pa- I I tients ac a distance may cor..iilt Dr. Mealier by letter , giving a carefully written history Ior their cases , descrIbing their symptoms minutely as Iorslbie , which will enable him to I make correct tilttgnosi , and udgo very accurately of tue curability of the disease , and to I apply proper retnedlea. Meuiclco forsvnrdotl eIther by mail or "xpress nod nil medicine I prescrmned by Dr. MOelier is prepared under hits own persotlat s'ipervhslon. lIe .treate all I dtseaes without mercury or oilier poisons. which create disease of tlmeineehves. I The doctor by his new RESTORATIVE ' 'REATMENT cures all curabo .iiacnsee , and I treats with success nil affections of the Liver , Throat nod Lungs , Cntarrh , Epilepsy. I Dyspepsia , hlenit Disease , Rheumatism , Neuralgia , and all Nervous Diseases causea by overwork , the r.discretion of youth , or the excesses of riper years. and whatever may tenti to lower hue latent force or ( lie tone of hie'it vitality , causlimg physical debility , ner'ouis exhaustion , Insanity , and premature decay. Consult personally , or by Letter , free anti strictly confldeiittah. Address , Dr. S. Mosher , Office : 623 West Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa if ETOUj' vIao in , ltubt wli3i to u.s ( or Nerou. Debflhi , Lou of Se.uai ? cier its eithst tell , impotency. AIophy. Vilcccei. and oih.r cc.knu.ci , from cite. , vis my , , , , . . tIril , , . . , . ' . . , , , , , . , Sin 5,11. ch.ci.4 and ( .11 qiItkIy eto.d i ( . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .igo nc1i.ct4. ( .0,5111 , etii filthy. M&iied ary.t.r. , , suI.d , ( .s 5'.ro ; 6 to. . ' to , $ . . ulti:4wee IST ) 15 00 .vd.r . . glv. . I.ii gui.t.u I. curs ot ieun4 the mon. , UEIMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO. . 1511 Dodge fltrs.t , Omaha , Ni. TWIN OITY DYE WORKS 4' 7 17r. _ , DYEIN6 ANDCJJi/tNINfl CIo1hIg , Dr0ss3 aqi lloiislioId Gods OJitAlIA OFI'1CE-O21 Feinain. Tel. hilL COUNCIL IJLUFF11-Worka anti Ottice , Cor , 'vs. nuo A anti limit fIt. Tel. SiO. Send for Price LIiL - . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ It Pays to Investigate ! Before purcila.lng a ototint fertile tile season. Our hticycles will sisnii ins'esigitiIOn. Ve inalte - no ai'eertioima , we clmntlot SUiiiiillfl- hate. We hene istti'iui of roe- , ' - . , mtttetmiii lion tind ( Ira lett from exierlt'lmced cycllitt tiurotiglioUt , , / cjr terittor ) ' , Our competitors howl-we ( llfl't huh ) it , beauie / . \ \ agents . - : / \ . , . : : : : : : : : z' . ° . . . . : : gualuntee is worth suincthlilg. \ ' - . - ' . - - - - - - - . . it tacans soinetlllng. . TIChlilJNl'S-"tIe.t in tile - . - - - - - . . ' . . . , worlil" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100 \ \ DREItE IdODUIS-The ac- \ ' litttiwidgiti leader of tile . _ , ' ! \ nmedlutn lirleed itigli grade's. . hO - j ' ' , . , _ j ' . A. ; " ' , . " . . . , . , t , ' ( .101 INP ttl'rC'I 'tO 8-Ilest ' ' j. . _ r-d. PrlCd iieeI cn the itlUr : ) . Largest line of Sundries and Supplies in the mid-west. General western distr butors fo the flcrculcs 1'1ood Run , W'/eecler Re/arm .St-dd/e and U S , vcoincler.Vritc for catalogue. Write DEERE , WELLS & C011 , CoLllldil Bluffs , Ia. 1.0CM. A6ENTS- J. T. FINDLEY , Council Bluffs , Ia , WILL BARNUM & 13R0. , Omaha , Neb ,