THE OMAHA DAILY HEK DISC ISM H 13 K 1 I , 18)0. !
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIJNTIOV.
nml photo Biipplle-j , No. 12 Pearl
M not
Help wnnttd to ctiabto tis to employ more
clerks Moore & Kills , the "Cigar Store
vMonopllsts "
If the party who felt In the mud on first
ANcnuo yi-Rlcrdny will sonil hln xpattcrcd
linen to the I'nsln laundry his friends will
never know wlmt happened.
The sale of dents for the Pnyton Comedy
eompnny nt Dohnny'it tluntor this evenlni ; Is
nlrcndy very lnro } ? , nnd Imllcatlona nre that
the house will ho parked to the doors The
opcnlnfi hill IB the four-act senatlonal Amer
ican eomcdy. "A Midnight ( 'nil. " n play
filled with laiiKhahle comedy , startling situa
tions and thrilling climaxes.
If dollnrn were all made of India rubber
they could not stretch moro than the old
fashioned kind now do nt our store when U
omcs to buying A briar pipe. Moore &
mil * _
C U Vlavl Co , female remedy. Medical
consultation free \Vodnwda > s. Health book
furnished 303 Mcrrlnm block.
N Y numbing company. Tel. 250.
Heat pork loin road , J c Ib. IlrownN P.
0 U
fresh meats , llartlctt Grocery Co.
DUJ your oysters at J. Holler S. Co fa. Deal
mid cheapest _
IlltlTI-Ht III till' ClIlllfNt.
Considerable Interest Is being taken In
the approaching contest for the Justice ot
the peace ofllces Justices Vlcn and Cook ,
whose dictions arc being disputed by J
11 Lewis nnd ( ! i.orgo Ilaynes , have decided
on A S Ilnrleton as their rcprcsentatl\o
on the contest hoard. The democrats have
Mottled upon W. II Ware to look after their
Interests and Chairman Kcrney of thn Hoard
of Snpenlsors will be the third member of
the hoard
I'p to the present time J.V. . Terrier has
not In any wny figured In the contest , as he
was generally conceded to ha\o been de
feated by Ambrose Ilurke Ho has filed no
foment papers but It In understood that
In will figure In the contest If any evidence
Is dv\oloptd ti tiding to show that some of
the ballots cast for him or any of his op
ponents were Improperly counted One of
the first iiuestloiiK that will come up be
fore the hoard will be the scope of Its power
In making any changes from the returns of
the canvassing brnrd Kerrlcr will Insist
that tiio board will ha\c to count all the
votes fast for Justice and If the result
should fn\or him ho would bo entitled to n
rortlflcate of election Just ns much ns If
bo had Instituted n regular contest proceed
ing _
niggest business wo ever had that's- our
position Moore & Hills.
Ilartlett Grocery Co 's big n flour. 99c.
Halslns citron , orange and lemon peel
nnd all fruits for your Chrlstnns fruit cake
jou can get and be sure of best valuta and
best materials at J. Zollcr & Co.'a. Tele
phone , 320 _
1'riMSll t'lMtnri' .
By pending forty Domestic soap wrappcts
to I > Uolton & Co. , DCS Molncs , la. , you will
cot lx olhcr teaspoons free.
noston Store will be open every evening
intll nftcr Clirlntnins.
Happily lllt-iidiMl.
Wo vcntuio to nay that our Htorc Is the
brat nrranped In the city , filled with rare
; tms of diamonds , line jeuelry , watches uml
chains , silverware nnd nllvcr novelties.
We make specially low prices on table cut
lery carving nets and full tea sets , quadruple
plate. C. II. JACQUHMIN & CO .
27 South Main street.
Dartlott Grocery Co.'s big A flour , J1.10.
Ilrown's C. 0. I ) , open evenings until
Chrletmas. _
I , IMIi * HOJ'H Chilly lIxiu-rliMK-c.
A little H-year-old boy named Jewell had
a narrow escape from di owning In Indian
creek yesterday afternoon. With a lot of
other children he was sliding on the Ice. It
broke and let him Into w liter that was < | Ultc
deep The children counded an alarm and
the little fellow was fished out Ho was co
frightened and chilled by his Icy bath that
ho was unable to talk. Ho v\as taken to a
livery stable near by , but romc time olnpbcd
before ho recovered enough to try to talk
Then he was too frightened and icwlldored
to tell his name or residence. 'The police
olllccrs were notified an 1 at 5 o'clock they
located the parents of the little fellow.
Mixed candy , Etta pound , at Ilrown's C
O I )
_
Just a few moro cooking nnd heating stoves
left to be sold at great I eduction. J. Roller
& Co Telephone , 320.
_
Heat place to buy mi If ) and candles Is at
J Zolier & Co 'a Upper liroadway cash
store _
Wo don't pretend to bo benefactors , but
we're not letches. Moore & Kills.
Illg II flour , 99c ; good enough for anybody.
Dartlctt Grocery Co.
Kino livery for pirtles and dances. Ogden
Livery 158 Droadway. Telephone S3.
cH fin tit Uliiuliiiind.
Deputy Marshal Ilradley will leave for
Cincinnati today , accompanied by n number
of Council Hluffs cltlzcoa who will go there
for the purpose of testifying against the
tramp who stole n couple of grips from A
G Grecnstreit , special pension examiner
The arrest of John T. Itohlnson , whose
hearing will bo had hi Cincinnati on
Wednesday , was due to a quarrel between
Itohlnson nnd the man with whom ho wao
traveling when the theft was committed.
Mixed nut . Sets ixmml. Drown's C. O. U
riirlNtiiuiN 1'iTNi'iit.M for .111-ii.
Longlcy and Dunlnp hata.
l.ouls Auerbach'fl line neckwear. Just re
ceived from Now York.
Smoking Jackets , dressing gowns , bath
robes.
Fancy vests , fancy shirts , silk and linen
handkerchiefs.
MnTCAI-F nitOS.
l.uliiirerKViiutci ) .
Wo have for sale or rent several desir
able fruit , grain , vegetable and stock farms
near Council llluffs for 1SU7. Day & Hess ,
Ilcntnl Agents.
All 1.1 ml a of holiday novelties at Hrovvn's
C. O. U.
HoeUot-H fur riirlnliunN I'rcNCiilN
Don't forget that S. S. Keller has the
finest line of rockcro and chairs at the lowest
prices.
10-pleco decorated chamber tct , | 3.00 , at
Ilrovvn's C. O. D
Hotfmayr'B fancy patent flour makes the
bcbt and most bread Ask your grocer for It.
Dr. Will rr in ii ii IVIiiN I he Medal.
The Crlbbagc club held an Interesting sea
slo'i Saturday evening at the Grand hotel
that lasted until after midnight. Dr. Water
man Is now wearing the club medal. ha\lng
defeated J. J. Jones In the saw-off games ,
they having tied for the night's play. The
club Is In the most flourishing condition and
the tcbslon In two weeks promises to t > o a
royal one and fitting to the holidays ,
100 fancy Imported chamber ects at lesa
than wholoiMlo prlco at llroun'a C. 0. D.
fly pending forty'Domei'llc soap wrappers
to Ii. Uolton . Co. , lie , ) Malneg , la. , you wilt
get six silver tcatpooiu free.
Duy your Christmas caudlta and nuts at J.
Zollcr & Co.'a cash store. Telephone. 320.
Iloston Store will bo open every evening
until after Christmas.
The best place In the city to buy your
groceries nt Lash pi Ices and good \aluts U
nt J. Roller & Co. Telephone , 320.
A fine line of nllnim from GOcts to $5.00
nt Ilrovvn's C. O. 1) .
Doston Store will bo oucu every evening
until after Curlstmau ,
NEW GARBAGE ORDINANCES
Oity Attorney Hnzatlon Has Some Ideas
Intended for Improvement.
MORE LIBERAL PLAN IS PROPOSED
NIM\ Dump IH Ni'cdnl unit Ore Smith
of the Cll > Mil } lie l'rnIdeil
" 1'or li > tin-
Cnuiii'll.
When the city council meets tomorrow
evening there will be two new ordinances
presented for approval. Uach will repeal
and modify existing ordinances. City At
torney Hazelton lias spent his spare time In
constructing them during the past week In
accordance with Instructions given him at
the last meeting. One ordinance will rail-
leally modify the present laws governing the
disposal of garbage , and the other will
ehnnge the existing method of collecting
fees at the city pound.
The new garbage ordinance Is of the most
Importance to the public , for It removes the
prohibition from any but licensed garbage
haulers carting away refuse matter. Under
the present ordinance It Is a misdemeanor
for any but regularly appointed garbage men
tn haul away refuse matter , although there
have been no prosecutions brought under the
ordinance for many years It Is still a me-
nacH to the man who wishes to earn half a
dollar by cleaning up his neighbors' prem
ises or save that amount by clearing hlJ
own. The new ordinance will give every
person the right to do thla kind of work
provided the regulations arc strictly fol
lowed Methods of disposing of dead ani
mals will also be charmed somewhat. Here
tofore they have been hauled down to the
river bank north of Broadv.ay and covered
up In the sand In many Instances this pro.
( autlon even has not been taken Recent
Investigations revealed the bodies of several
dead homes partially concealed by a single
load of manure that had been thrown over
them In other cases foul nml offensive
matter has been dumped and lightly covered
with sand , which would blow away In a few
days and leave the nnss exposed to the air
The new ordinance will provide a method
that will prevent this dangerous prictlce
The garbage question Is a serious one for
Council Illuffs The character of the rlvci
at points whore Its banks are accessible Is
such that a garbage dump could not bo con
structed and maintained except at great ex
pense The present dumping ground lies
south of the upper pumping station of the
city water works The surrounding territory-
Is beginning to bo bet tied up and there la
beginning to be some complaints of the
nearness of the grounds U Is posslblo that
the city will eventually be compelled to
abandon It and either construct a dump at
the waters edge or remove the garbage sev
eral miles further down the river , where It
will not be likely to Interfere with settle
mcnts for many years. Klthcr plan will add
greatly to the expense.
llartlctt Groecry Co has two stores , one
opposite postortlcc , one Hlghth sticct and
Ilroadway.
No better flour made than IJartlctt Gro
cery Co 's big A. | 1 10.
ivntiis : ron TIIIJ roi i/ruv SHOW.
I'i't Slddv OIIIKTN rronil ( lit-Ciipncll )
llT till * ANNOI'lllUoil'M ItoOIII.
entries received by Secretary Groncweg
of the Western lonn Poultry , farm and
Garden association Indicate that the num
ber of fowls to be on display at the chicken
show which opens up hero today will be
over 1.300. Saturday nnd yesterday were
spent In gathering up all the coops In the
city and putting them In place In the Hlse-
man building , lint It was found necessary
to order 150 new ones , which will bo on
hand this morning. Park Policeman I amb
of Kalrmount moved his collection of pets
Into the nisemin building Saturday. He has
onti of the finest assortments of pigeons in
the slate In addition to the animals he
exhibited last year thcro will he a number
of badgers and prairie dogs This part of
the display proved a great attraction for
the children.
The horticulturists have not been Idle
In getting ready for their portion of the
display and the entire loner floor has been
prepaid ! for the apple and fruit exhibits
One of the most striking fruit designs will
bo a miniature of Palrmount park , designed
from different colored apples The lake Is
represented by a mirror and the entire de
sign Is rather striking.
Some of the Council Hluffs and Omaha
exhibitors brought In a few birds yester
day and they all announce that there Is
pr.i'at Interest being taken by chicken men
In the appioachlng show.
2t pounds bpt granulated sugar , $100.
Ilrovvn's C. O. 1) .
Hasten Store will be open every evening
until after Christmas.
Go to Dartlctt Grocery Co.'a flour sale.
! ' . W. Dean , M. D. , eye , ear , nose and
throat , 241 Mo-rlam block.
If you v.nnt a bargaln In watchca and
diamond's call at Snytier's. 32S D'vvay.
If thcro Is lack of any modern pipe in the
line wo carry , we don't know It. Moore &
Dills.
Daitlett Grocery Co.'s big A flour , $ 1.10.
Durfco Furniture Co 's great removal sale
Is now In full blast. You In It ?
riunnT ; TUAI.NS COMI : Tocr/runit.
Hint Wreck In Which NnrllmCH | TII
mill llnrlliiKtun CarH An * M'jxcil.
MASOX CITY , la. , Dec. 13 ( Special Tele
gram ) There was a bad wreck at the Junc
tion of the Durllngton , Cedar Ilaplds &
Northern and Chicago & Northwestern at
Goldfleld last night A special freight on
the Durllngton was going eaat and this col
lided with the Northwestern mixed going
north. The engineer of the Hurllngton says
the accident was caused by the air brakes
falling to work Until engines were badly
wrecked , one engineer badly , but not fatally
scalded , and one passenger pretty badly
UiuKcn up Wrecking crews from both roads
arc clearing up the w lockage.
I'lincrnl of Hen M. I'roeiiiaii.
MISSOUIU VALI.DY.Ia . Dec. 13 ( Special
Telegram. ) The funeral of Den M. Freeman
occurred nt 11 o'clock yesterday , the un
derstanding having boon that the interment
was not to occur until the arrival of the
mother of the deceased from Ohio. The re
mains vveic followed to Hose Hill cemetery
by the father , an uncle mul a few friends
Hov. Mr. Snyder of the First Preabytcilun
chinch offered prayer Young freeman was
ponsessed of some mental attainments , hav
ing attended an Ohio academy five terms and
taken a course at a business college. The
revolver with which ho made the attempt
upon his father's life and then ended his
own was brought with him from California.
Knoriiilflt'H of n Tuiiicli CIIIIK : UltnlKcil
CiiAU HAPIDS. Dec. 13. The killing of
youug Wolf by Station Agent Benedict at
Fairfax reveals the extent and methods ot
thn King Infesting Iowa and Johnson coun
ties foi yefim past. Crlnus of every nature
have b"on committed and the local authori
ties were ui.ablo to cope with the situation
Search teday cliouu that the dead man'ci
naino was not Wolf , but Koeschcr. Ho has
a sinter In this city It Is believed there
Is a fence for the gang In Cedar IlnpUla.
VllllNcu flnircli Deilleiili-d.
VIM.ISCA , la. , Dec. 13. ( Special. ) The
new Baptist church was dedicated today.
Friday night the congregation dedicated a
J 1,000 plpo organ , Gustaf Johanson was the
orgauUt. Aleut 300 people vvcro tn attend
ance. The choir was composed of many well
known vocalists. One of the most noted waa
Mm. Joieph Steadiuau. of Clarlmla , la. , for
merly of here.
\\iinv IIOMIJM i n ins M \ in : T\\ID :
UiiUiilil Mtiri im Court IIIM < I < * N
on TIKI liniiiirliint CIINCH ,
IMKUHK. S I ) Dee 13 ( Speelil )
Among the opinions handed down by the
supreme court Frldiy la one which bear * on
the question of tax title * In which tint deci
sion was written by Haney , which will beef
of general Intercut , anil one In regard to
Judgments. In which the decision was writ
ten by Cot-son , which will be of Intercut to
attorney * .
The first case , entitled "Ilublo Duncan
against J. I ) Nevveombel , U from the circuit
court of Ileadle county , and affirms the deci
sion of the lower court. The case Is one
In which a tract of land waa proved up In
1SS3 , and assessed In 18S3. In 1SS1 the pronf
was suspended , by the commissioner of the
general land olllce and after carrying the
matter before the secretary of the Interior
new rroof was made In ISSfi The tract of
land was sold for delinquent 1S < M taxes and
In due coarse of time a tax deed was l sucd
for tlie same. The main point In the cise lo
In the following language "Plaintiff did not
comply with the prerequisites for the acqui
sition of title until the time of her second
proof was offered. Until then she did not
have a perfect equity , and until tint time the
land was not subject to taxation Judgment
of the lower court Is affirmed "
This virtually eels aside tax titles secured
to tracts whole there was suspension of
entry , and new proof required before the
ROMMnment would perfect the title There
nre n number of such eases over the state
resulting from the Sparks rule In the general
land olllce
In the other case , a rule which hen often
boon followed by attorneys of the state of
considering a Judgment filed when signed
will be changed The ciise , which Is entitled
"C W Locke ngalnst C. W. Hubbard. " Is
frjm Mlpn hahn county , nnd one cf the po n's
at Issue Is "when a Judgment Is tiled " After
a review of the cnso , the opinion la "It will
thus bo srcn that the Judgment entered In
the Judgment book Is the only Judgment men
tioned In the statute What authoilty. thero-
foie , has this court to hold any paper or
record a judgment other than the one en
tered In the 'Judgment book' ' The Judgment
there ontoied Is the original Judgment , and
the only one the law contemplates Un
doubtedly the court Judge or counsel may
very properly prepare a form of Judgment
for the clerk to enter , but such paper , though
signed by tl.e Judge or court Is no more the
Judgment of the court than the one prepared
by counsel It may be and probably would
be held an order for a Judgment. "
III' AN AHTHbl VN WHI.I. .
i\lK-rliiit-ntM ill Crim CtiiUiroiio
! > . Siii-iM-HMfiil In HMTJVii > .
CIIAMDDIII.AIN , S D , Dec Fl ( Spe
cial ) The goveminent artesian well at Crow
Cicek Indian agency has developed wonder
ful power The well was completed only n
few- months ago , and recently the Indian
bureau let a contract for running a pipe
from It to the agency grist mill , a distance
of about 2,000 feet , with the intention of run
ning the mill with power from the well.
This week County Surveyor Meyer of this
city visited the well at the request of the
contractor , to ascertain if there was suf
ficient pressure to operate the mill A gauge
registering up to ISO pounds to the square
Inch was attached to the well , and the
ncedlo turned slowly around until It touched
the liO mark , when , of course , it bail to stop
This was closed pressure How much more
It would have registered Is not known , nnd
the exact pressure cannot bo ascertained
until a larger gauge Is procured The mam
moth artesian well of the local electric light
company , having n How of more than 1,000
gallons per minute , develops a piessnrc or
less than 100 pounds per square Inch , and
still has more than sufllclcnt force to run a
cieamery , In addition to the electric light
plant.
l.oculi * ii ( luiiri'A of I'lniMom * .
HIM * CITV , S D , Dec. 13 ( Special ) W
It. Hand , a resident of Cuutor City , has dls-
coverad a largo and \aluablc deposit of llth-
rgraphlc stone near Dingle station. He 1mb
dcvekped the quarry to nn extent suHlcIeiu
to bhovv n that It can be profitably worked ,
and numerous testa show that the stoneU
equal to tlio Uet't Bavarian product A com
pany has been organized to develop and
work the I'toi c which Includes a number of
well known Omaha men , among the number
Aaron J Klopp , Cliarlea KIopp , Frank Car
penter. M H. Hedfleld and U. W. Ilartlett
The Importance and value of this deposit
may be judged from the fact that the best
quality of Bavarian ktono commands from
20 to 2r ccnta per pound. All the litho
graphic stone now In Ube now comes from
a single quarry and the lunply Is limited If
the expectations of the Cutcr county pirtler
aio realized n now rjpply will bo or/cncd and
the wealth and variety of Black Hills mineral
resources lind further Illustration.
l.nrKc IIiiMKttucUH ii Chilli.
HIM , CITY. S D.Dec 13 ( Special ) It
Is net safe to leave young babies In c\porcd
places In the Blac'c Hills This fact was
demont'trated yesterday at the Ella mine
shortly af'er ' Mrp Hen How man , a miner's
v , Ife , hud placed a high chair containing her
young Infant near a window She had hardly
turnol her hick and resumed her Iron'ng
before ulio vva > L'tartled by a crash of broken
glass. Hushing to the window eho found
ono pane broken In and caught upon a
tpll.itcr of glass In Its death agony a largo
hawk of the bluewingarlety. . The child
was unharmed , though covered with frag-
incnUi of broken glass. The hawk , one of
the lirgest ef lly species , would undoubtclly
have Killed the child had It not been for
the protecting window light.
Sold I'oriicil Niiti-H.
CHAMHDKLAI.V. S. D , Dec. 13 ( Spe
cial ) Deputy Sheilff McGovorn of Lake
county has icturned from the cast with Wil
liam Saltzgnbcr , who is charged with for
gery The prisoner was brought back fiom
Albion , Ind , on a requisition Issued by Governor -
e-rnor Sheldon The erlmo for which Salt/-
gabcr Is wanted was committed In January ,
1S95 , and consisted of forging names to two
notes , which ho sold After disposing of
them ho left the country and had not been
heard cf until the Hankers' associat'ou , which
became Interested In the mattci , loeated
him , through Plnkcrton , at Albion , Ind. Ho
will bo tried at the February term ot court
In Lake county. _
South DllUotll niecllon ContcNlN.
CHAMKKHl.AIN. S D , Dec. 13 ( Spe
cial ) Two election contests have been eom-
mcnced In Ionian county. I. N. Auld has
entered n contest against John G. Hartlnc
for the oflleo of state's attoiney , and a strug
gle Is In progress for possession of the of-
flco of county judge Judge Smith has desig
nated December 22 as the time for hearing
the contests.
CHAMnilHLAIN. S. I ) , Dec. 13 ( Spc-
elal ) Hy the purchase of more land the
Carpenter Inlgatcd faini , near Piikwana ,
now contains a total of eight quarter sec
tions , which adjoin each other. This farm
is owned by a wealthy resident of Chicago ,
who proposes next season to show exactly
what can bo done in the way of extensive
Irrigation In this state.
Contrui't for ArtcNlnn Well.
CIIAMKIUILAIN. S. D , Dec. 13 ( Sp'c-
clal ) The Indian bureau has let the con
tract for sinking n Mx-lnch artcsion well at
Lower Hrulo agency. Water from the well
will bo used for lire protection and domestic
purposes. _
TcrcNii Tn 1 1 in n ii sccurcn n Divorce.
CHICAGO. Dee -Ten-mi Dean T.illman ,
u well known newspaper writer , today HO-
cured a divorce bofoio Judge Horton Her
husband , Dr Tallin. in , theIIOUHO physician
nt the tireat Northern hotel , disappeared
Home weeks ago , and rumors vveie current
that ho VVUH nceompaiilrd by a divorcee !
woman from Danville. Ill , who had been
n Riic'Ht ul the Oieat Northern The decree
VVUH secured by Mm Tallman In twunty-one
minutes after the Illlln ; of the bill
Alimony of Jtow a yearn .iskod and
granted. Dr T.illnmn'H attorney ! ) mated
tint ho VVUH In Chluigo yesterday , and was
iiovv recuperating nt nn Indiana watering
place The bill charged Dr Tallmanwith
Improper conduct with Mrn Jane Mclvlnley
Cannon who formerly reHldul In Danville ,
111 , ami who married n nephew of Congress
man Joseph Cannon.
JncUNiin ( Vlclirnllon lliiniiiel.
CHICAGO , Dec. 13 TUo Jackson celebra
tion banquet , nt which William J. Ilrynn
will bu the chief guest of honor , will be held
January 7 nt thn Tremont house This \\ntt
decided upon at H conference of democratic
leadorH. It Is expected that Mr. Ilrynn on
that occasion will nuke n ppcceh urging
the frlcmlH of hllvcr to keep up the light
Governor AltBflU will ulso bo present ,
roii AMM'RtfN MI.V
Survivor * cif the l.ulc Ih'ld-lllon He-
ineiiiliereil Ii ) ( lenernl flitftriiniiMitt
WASHINGTON' Dee 11 - ( S > S HI ) Pen-
nlona granted Issue of NovoinW 21. vvero
Nebraska , Orlglnnl .lame * F , Mathews
Madl on , Madison Upnowal-rClooigo N
Durcli , Central c'lly. Mcrilelf. Original
widows , ete Harriet M Hotlhott , Hamp
ton , ll'itnllton , MarKUoMtt * Godfrey ,
Omaha , Doughi *
Iowa Orlglnnl-Itlehnrd J. Uurwoll , Dun-
Inp. Hnrrl on , Jo pli I > Harbert , Hello
Plalno , Itcnton Increase Ilandall Hrown ,
Ottumwa Wapollo , Jamea T Thr.ishor ,
DCS Molnes Helssuo-Wllllam F Klehoff ,
MUHcatlno , Mtt cnUtu < . Original widows ,
etcSpecial. ( . November 2SI Sarah Hill ,
liiuonport ; Joanna A Head , Central City ,
I .Inn
Issue of November 2" > were.
Nebraska. Original-Charles lllltrkle ,
Turner , Holt , Charles A. Granger , Wiscott ,
t'uttir , l.nrcnzo H Wellnmn. Nlobrara ,
Knox Original widows , etc Until A
Coulter , Holdrouo , Phelps , Kthiin Allen
( fathir ) , Junlata. Adams , Rachel S Harry ,
Stamford , Harlan
Houth Dakota Original Thonias C
I.ainpniiin , DIJou HlllH , Hrule. Increase
William W rongdon. Farmer , Hanson.
North Dakota. Original Michael l.lne-
hiin. Hlsmarek. llurlelgh Inereaso Asa
Sarfieant , Caledonia , Tralll
Montana' Increase ItcnJ.unln F Hoopes ,
Houlder Valley Jefferson
Colorado Orlglnnl-OeorRo V. Kelley ,
Dennett Atnpilioo , Jo tph S Wright , Don-
\ < * r Im rea o Samud C St irv , itonntira ,
STigimoho. Michael Katln , Pueblo , Theo-
phllus C Power , Aspen , Pltkln Oilglnal
widows , ote l.lna Morz , Denver.
low i. llitoratloti and reissue John A.
ScroggH ( deceased ) , Klrkman , Shelby In-
oroaHt Ch-irles H James , McGregor , Clay
ton ; I'ntlerlek 12 Woodward , Hock Itap-
Ids Mon , James Kennedy , Hawardon ,
Sioux. Original vvldovvH , etc Ca sa A.
Heed , Tabor , Fremont.
Issue of November 27 were :
Nebraska Original-John Asher , Tlldon ,
Madison ; John A Sterns , Violet , Pawnee.
Helssuo Hphralm H Hall , Omaha.
Iowa Hi'storatlon nnd Increase Oeorgo
Wallace ( ilecen ed ) , Des Molnes Incieaso
William D. Thilft , Cioston , Fnlon. Origi
nal widows , etc Cynthia L Wallace , De
Molnes
ColoradoOriginalSox erlno Trujlllo ,
Tones Ijis Anlm.is Additional Gooigo S
Downing , WHtewatcr Mo : i
ISHUO of November 2 were ,
Nebraska Original bifnyette Solder ( de
ceased ) , Hushvlllo. Sheildan , Mlcha l
Dance , Omaha. Addition il George C
Close. Tikamiih. Hurt Increase William
T Shlvcly. O'Neill , Holt ; Jason Micas ,
Met na , Custcr
IOVTII Original I.udolphlcus W Fuller ,
Gainer , Hancock , John II Serluht. Have-
loik , Poeahontas Additional ( Sped il , De
cember 2) ) Jerome King , Davenpoil , Stott
Increase D iv id It Walker , Waukon , Alla-
maKoo , William Mi Cube , Volga , Clayton.
William Plolmn , Mason City , Cerro Gordo
Helssue Simon W. Corsblo , Des Molnes ;
Anthony Dover , nuhuquo Original wid
ows , etc Minerva T Priiltt , Neola , Potta-
vvatt imlo.
Colorado Original William A Maloney ,
Denver. Original widows , ete M irlon llus-
xell. Stonewall , l.as Animus
South Dakota. Additional Henry II.
Plaits , Kgnn Moody Increase Harvey T.
Colton , HIJou Hills , Hrulo.
Issue of November 30. ore-
Nebraska- Origin il-Hlchard i : Dowden ,
Agio. Holt Additional Joseph I.oucks ,
Hluo Spilngs G igo. Incrciiho ( special , De-
tcinber 3) ) Charles Connor. Omaha. Origi
nal widows , etc Marie I , Tollllon , mother.
Hcrshoy , Lincoln
Iowa. Original William Everltt. Avoon.
Pottawattamle , Norval 11 IMw.irds , Noi-
vvood , I.uc.is , Charles Anderson , Diihuque
Hi monition and addition : ! ) Csoeclal , Doc -
c ember 3) ) Samuel Honlett , ikce.i'pil
Diavton Audiibon Hcstoratlon and In
crease Suiiuel Neal , deieixod. Gilt ,
Wright Increase ( stiec HI Decem
ber ID Cyrus D Hovdston , Kno\-
vllle , Marlon ; Wllllim T. TovMiKond. I : IHI
Des Molnes , Polk , I . .ncHeKey. . Columlms
.liiiu-tlon , LoiiKi , John H llaktr , Lot in ,
H irrlsoii , Nelson Phlnnoy , Ced.ir Falls
Hlack Hawk. David Onls , Iohrvllo ! Pal-
hrun Hi Issue James Junk , Sioux City
Original widows etc Amelia M Gomar ,
Cccl.ir Itaplds Linn , Mary IJ Wllll ims ,
Net-ada , fclory , Susan n Noal. t ! lit Willit.
( 'peilul Decembers ) Ann Hdwlott Hr.iy-
ton , Audiibon , ( supplemental ) , minor of
Itlehard Gomar , Anamosa ; Jones
Colorado Orlclml Phlllj ) H German ,
dec e-ased , l < cadvillo , Like , John M irtln
Magnolia llouldor , William Sm II Ironton ,
Ouiay Reissue Walter S I'lilpiny , Love-
lantl , Lnrlnier Original widows etc Al-
\lra r Clfghom. Del Norto , Hlo Grande ,
Jennlo S. Gorman , Lcadvllle. Ixike
Montaim. Original Mleh.iel Do Vanov ,
Fort Henton Chotoan Increase David D.
Walton , Ho7ornan. Gallitln.
Fouth Dn'iot.i Ineioa'-o Julius n Hor-
700 Albion. IMniumls. Jacob C Incriliun ,
Verdon Hi own Helssue John C. Sch.illcr ,
Virgil , Hcadlc.
AIISS WIM.AItn'S CIIltlSTM\S U'PHAI ,
\H.S | All ( to < nl mill True People ( o Itc-
inenilier ( Irpliiins ofrineiilii. .
NI3W YORK , Dec. 13. Miss Frances H
Wlllard has Ksued an appeal to the "dear
mothers and slstcra of America , " asking
them to remember at Christmas time the
orphans ot Armenia. Shcsaya "I pray with
all my heart and soul that all good and
true people. White Itlbboncrs and every
body else , may give their Christmas money
not only to fill the stockings of a child
tenderly sheltered In n Christian home , butte
to put .stockings on the bleeding
little feet , on the feet of Christian
children who have no roof but the
sky , no bed but the ground , and no food but
the ground roots. Let us , as we are um-
rounded by every comfort , reach out hands of
help toward them , and their heartbroken
mothers Let us ennoble the hearts of oui
little ones by showing them how we can on
this loved day carry out the ChrUtlan apliii.
What we do must be done quickly Ono dollar
lar will feed , shelter and care for an orphan
for a month ; $12 for a whole year. The above
suggestion Is equally appiopiiatc for New
Year's gifts Send contributions for this
object direct to Hrown Brothers & Co , f > 0
Wall Etreet , New Yoik , marked 'For the
Orphan Fund of the National Relief Commit
tee. ' " .
ItcMliril for "Vnnle"
SUNDANCi : , Wyo. , Dec. 13 ( Special )
Sheriff Armstiong of Crook county has of-
fcicd a reward of ? 2.r.O for the arrest of
"Annlo" Cunningham , the cowboy who mur
dered IMvvard Barnard at his ranch on the
Hello Fourcho iceently , and warns those at
tempting to maKe the arrest of Cunnlng-
hnm's dangerous chaiactcr. Cunningham Is
about 27 years old , U feet tall , light hair
and moustache , blue eyes anil very good
looking. He has been shot several times nnd
has bullet wound bears upon his body Cun
ningham left on a square-built gray horse
branded with "flat Iron" on left hip. Ho
carries a 15 pistol , blue baircl , with no
trigger It has been used a long time and
has several notches on the stocK. Caution
should bo observed In attempting to arrest
Cunningham , as he Is a quick shot He car
ries bis pistol In bis shirt bosom under his
arm.
To Dcillcnlc n ( 'iillieilrnl.
LAHAMH3 , Wyo. Dec 13.- ( SpecIal ) T'lo
dedicatory services of St. Matthew's ca
thedral of the Uplbcopal dlocobo of Wyoming
will bo held hero December' 17. A proces
sion will bo formed at St. 'Matthew's ' hall ,
which will im nh to the' ' Cathedral It will
Include the governor of 'tho ' state and his
staff , the mayor and chief olllccrs of the city ,
the Knights Templar . am ] Knights of
Pythias , the united choirs Of St Matthew's ,
Laramlo and St. Mark's , , Cheyenne , nnd the
clergy and bishops. Thq ijcdlcatory sermon
will be preached by the Episcopal bishop of
Utah and Nevada. The cathedral Is a mag
nificent structure , which has been In course
of construction several yearn.
South Omaha News
tttnrral Manager Habcock of the Union
Stock Yards company has received Informa
tion to the effect that the newspaper ne
counts of the severe storm In the north and
northwest were greatly exaggerated He-
ports from railway superintendents and live
stock shippers that reached the stork yards
lOfllce yeslirday show that while the storm
was severe , the losj of stock was not nearly
as great as reported The cattle wore In
good condition and consequently vveie able to
stand the extremely low tomperatuie Mod
erate weather since has cleared away much
of the snow and Ire and the cattle have
been found to have come out of the storm
In good shape This Is particularly good
news to the officials of the stock yards com
pany , as shipments fiom the D.ikotns to this
market have been ( mite large this year and
heavy shipments have been ptom ( od for
next year.
In the receipt of western or range cattle
during the present year. South Omaha alone
shows an Increase The Increase comes from
competitive territory. The shortage of cat
tle at this maikot In comparison with former
years has been caused by the scarcity of
cattle In Nebraska and Iowa , nnd has been
, more than made up by the largo Increase
of range stuff.
Something over fiOO.OOO sheep arc now being
I fed In this state , which Is by far the laigest
number over wintered here These vast
'flocks ' I will come to this market next year ,
I thus making this one of the Important sheep
markets of the country. Since the dipping
troughs were put In operation nt the yards
over 20,000 head of sheep have been dipped
and sent to the country to be fed during
the winter. While the government report
'shows ' n decrease of hogs In Nebraska , the
dally receipts show that largo numbers of
I hogs are being fed and marketed Shippers
' say that the state Is full of hogs as Is also
Iowa , There Is very little hog cholera In
this state , but In Iowa eighty out of ninety -
nine counties report cholori .
Last week's receipts of hogs fell off con
siderable In comparison with the preceding
week , but this Is accounted for by reason
of the bad condition of the roads and the
fact that many of the farmers are ns yet
busy with their coin crop
Hoports from all over the state hn\o been
received nt the stock yards ofllco , and from
thc o General Manager Habcock estimates
the coin crop of the state at 300.000,000 bush
els Dlght million acres were planted In
corn this year , and In some Instances the
yield was forty , sixty and even eighty bush
els to the acre
The receipts of cattle last week numbered
14,0'JI head , which was 1,000 more than for
the same week In 1S93 Hog receipts were
24.3S : ! liead , a slight decrease ns compared
with ISIS The week's receipts on sheep
were fiGC2 head , or an Increase of 3,100 over
the corresponding week of 1895.
itnis vitmC TIII : POSTOKIMCI : SITU.
lleedM Hm - lleen Sent Oil tnVimli -
In relation to the error In the deeds to
the South Omaha pcstofllco site , an account
of which was printed In The Hoc yesterday
Dan llannun , one of the owners of the site
sild "The mistake was purely unlntcn
tlonal and came abaut In thU way In mak
ing out the deed for my ten feet of ground
which la on the north , the consideration wao
made $1,000 , when In fact L D Fowler Is
trading mo ten feet of his land Just on the
north of mine ho as to make the site the
size required by the government The fact
that my deed called for $1,000 , which was
Just that amount more than the appropria
tion , was not noticed until yesterday , when
I received a telegram from Mi Fowler explaining
plaining the mnttor nnd requesting that 1
call upon United States District Attorney
Sawyer and explain 1 called upon him nnd
arranged the matter to his entire satlsfac
tlon. Papers were sent to Washington Sat
unlay night and wo expect no more trouble '
Cnr her\ lee Nol SuUKCni'tor. ? .
The Omaha Street Hallway company mn < l <
a dismal failure yesterday In the matter of
transferring passengers from the Omaha
trains to the Q ntrcot stub. It Is the Intcn
tlon of the company to have the Q street
car connect with every other Omaha train
Half a dozen times yesterday forenoon the
Q street car would wait at N street until
the train from Omaha was opposite the post
olllce and then It would pull out without
waiting for passengers from the north. Mo
tormcn on the Omaha trains pounded their
gongs In an attempt to attract the atten
tion of the man In charge of the Q street
car , but without avail.
( "lt > Gosxlp.
Mrs. Atkinson , Twenty-tilth and J streets
la very clck.
John Mayer of the Omaha Packing com-
: ? nr Is on the sick 1'ot.
Mrs. J. II Carney , 2425 P ptreet , has re
covered from a tcverc illness.
A special meeting of the Hoard of Hdu-
cation will to 1'cld thl * evening.
The stockholdcro of the Union Stock Yards
company will hold their annual meeting and
election of ofilcors today
Lact cvonlns Itov. Irving P. Johns" n
irnachej at the Third Ward mlfslon , his
topic being "John the Baptist "
Weilneitlay afternoon tlic Homo Mls"onary
society of the 1'irrt Motlmdli-t chtinh will
meet at the. churcli to few for the poor
Rev. John Williams of St IUrnab.it-
church. Oinnha. conducteJ the eervlcej at
St Martin's' ' Kplscopal church last evening
Jcnn'o Berry , the girl who ytolo Mine cl tli
Ing at Sioux City and was located lure , has
returned the stolea property and left tlie
city.Members
Members cf the Flrot Presbyterian church
Sunday school will glvo a Chrlstmau enter
tainment nt the church on Thursday even
Ing , December 21
Funeral smlceo over the remains of Jehn
Itlckard were held at tlio Christian church
yesterday afternoon. Interment waj at
Lnurel Illll cemetery.
Hov. Fred Tonge dellovorcd nn address to
young men nt the Young Men'u Chrlethn as
sociation yesterday afternoon , the subject
being "Living to a Purposv "
Saturday evening Mr. nnd Mrs ClmrlcT
Hodman entertained a number of frlemlb at
their homo , Twenty-third and N street ! * , In
honor of their guest , Mlta Nettle Allbery of
Norfclk.
The books belonging to the Public Library
atoxlutlon : will be placed on the shelves In
the ofllco of Superintendent Mnnroo at the
High t * linol tills afternoon. Hooks will be
distributed under the ujpervlslui of Pr f
Mnnroo each Tucaday and Friday afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Ono of the dealers In horses at the stock
yard i said yesterday that ho looked for bet
ter pricey to bo | < ild for hortsD before long
"Few colts. " ho said , ' have been foaled dur
ing the part two years and at the present
tlmo there IB no ovorsujiply. while the de
mand hao not materially decreased. There
Is lura to bo a EhortJpe of horci before
a great wlillo and better prices will bo raid
for ijood nnlmals. " _
Manna Not TnlUInK Pollllcn .Niivi.
CLUVILAND : , Dec. 13.-Chaliman Hnnna
returned hero today , coming direct from
Philadelphia He declined to say anything
about the gossip concerning the cabinet ap
pointments of Prchldcnt-clcct McKlnlcy.
That terrible wash-tub !
Tliis is the way it looks to the
women who do their washing in
the old-fashioned way. They
dread it and no wonder. ' AD
because they won't use Pearline.
Use Pearline use it just as
directed soak , boil and rinse the
clothes and the wash-tub won't be
a bugbear. You won't have to be
over it enough for that. No hard
work no inhaling of fetid steam
no wearing rubbing no torn clothes
nothing but economy. ,
1'eildlers anil tome unscrupulous Rrocers will
yOU „ , ( , is ns j aj"or "Ilic same
al I' " ' " " * . " IT'S FALSE-rearlino
- Is never peddled , and if your
Wndj you something place of 1'cnrline , bo honcit ; < / / , / it folk , UO
u i : nnr.Mvsu ( UM.DIU.N DIUIU v.
Fn I In-r ( trliMvi ( ! MT tinI I ni of 1.11-
tlo Our * mill IH iiiiriirx | | ,
N'ASHl'A , N II. Dee 13 The bodlci of
two Klrli and a boy , aped 7 , S and 11 re
spectively , children cf Mr and Mrs. IMvv.ml
Fa'rnswortli of llrookllnf. X H , were taken
from the mlllpnnd there todiy It N sup
posed they started Friday at the usual
hour to attend "school , but i topped to p'ay ' on
the Ice which bniUe under them They cu
rled their dinners with them and U wiu >
nut until dark that thflr failure to return wa
notlceil When It was fMind tint the chil
dren had neil been at school a neircli of the
district vvai m de and at a lite hour tl'e
Ice on the mlllpond vvns found broken To lay
ne-irly the whole population turned out and
after a loni ; search the bodies were found
In the water.
IMvvard I'ainsvvorth , father cf the drowned
children , disappeared soon alter the bodies'
were found nnd Imp not been seen since The
townspeople who willingly joined In the
search for the children are now ciiRiKCil In
s ourlni ; ttic vicinity for trace's of the
father Ho was Krcitly overcome by the
death of his children nnd It l fearel that
hli mind has became unbalanced Suicide Is
considered a probiblllty.
M\V : ivmitcuM8ij \ni.i : TICKF.T.
Meet * tlic Mnirtivnl of ( In- Joint
'I'rnlllo VNtiii'lullnii ,
ST LOl'lS , Dee. 13-The Interchangeable
mlleiiKc ticket , which has been clninored fm
by commercial travelers and many passciiKer
olllclals In western tenltory for a IOIIK
time , has become a icallty by the formal
approval of the bo-ml ot manafirrs of the
Joint Tralllc nwsochtlon The mnnaKcrs
have decided to accede to the wishes of n
majority of the western members of the
association , and bete-after the 5,000 mile In
terchaiiKcable ticket will be good on the
lines of the central passenger committee
to and from Iluff.ilo. Nligara Palls and P.ila
manca on the eastbound lines out of Chicago
cage The price set on each ticket Is $100
and the photograph of the purchaser must
appear on e'ach tliket It Is hoped that by
this method thn danger of manipulation by
scalpers will bo greatly minimized
; i : . iio > < is AUIIKSTF.D.
1'in-lllc I\IITSM riiiiiinii > llnilicrrliT IN
Flnullt 'I'nt.rn Into CiiKlinlj.
KANSAS CITY. Dec 13 Information was
received tonlcht from U.iton Uouge , La , of
thu anest at that place of Oeoige 13. lloss.
the fugitive clerk of the Pacific and Unl'ed
Stitea KMin'si companies , who It * IICCUBC ! of
having e-mbez/led Jl 600 from the KIIISTS
City ofllce Tlio fugitive- was traveling under
the name of J. N.ValHco
IlimliiiMl'N Ciinl lllni'N \\'on'l I.iiNt l.oiin
NI3W YOlllC , Dec 1.1 The nvclilng I'OMI'H
London copyright ealileKr.im contains the
followInt ; : The report of IA-IICVC Foster ,
the mineralogist , brings Kngl.ind face to
fiieo with lTie | fact of possible io.il exhaus
tion He MIVS that tinsupplv - c innot stand
a yearlv Ineicaxe of . ! ' ' per cent In the out
put nnd IKIIS of dc'cliiH1 will probably be-
comi ) apparent within u life time
I'rof .linen's estimate was that a century
of the pr ( " < nt rite of progri-sv would c\-
hniist I.nglMi mines to u depth of 4 000 feet ,
which Is I SOU feet deeper thin the decpe-Ht
mine
OMIKT of ( lie liiiiiitli" < H llrliiprN Suit.
JACKSONVIM-i : . Fill. DecW A
Itlsbee owner of Iho tug n iiinlless has cn-
lened suit against Captain W. F Kllgorc of
the revenue cutter lloutwcll and r It Its
b.-e. collector of customs , for JJOOOO e u h In
the state- circuit < ourt for the unlivvful di
tuition of the boat last Suiul iy vvlun I1
was cndo noting lo h avi- port to sui the
schooner Natthnn F I'olili , u-pirted ashore
at Now Sim run lie claim" thu had tin-
boat hi on allr.vod lo leavi the si hoonot
f-ould have In i n suv id Otheinits will
follow on similar grounds
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refincinonb
for over u quarter of a century.
Searlss &
Searles ,
SPtCIAUSIS II
Nervous , Chronic
and
Private Diseases.
WEAK" HEN
SEMMILY.
Ml Prlvitc Ulsoasea
ind Diiordcrsnf Moll
Treatment by mill
- CmisultatlDti fri'o
SYPHSLIS
Cured for life and the polsun thoroughly
cleansed from the system P1LU3 FISTULA
and HHCTAL. ULCF.HS , HVDHOCULCa
nnd VARICOCCLD permanently and suc
cessfully cured Method new and unfailing
STRICTURE AfID GLEEraS0
By new method without pain or cutting.
Call on or address with stamp.
Dr. Searlcs & Searlcs ng s i4tu st
. , r.malin. Nab *
DVFIVO AND CU-ANING
Dressr aal HousVnll G)0l3 )
OJIAUA OrFICK-1621 Turnam. Tel. 132L
COUNCIL HI.Urr.S-Works and Ofllce. Cor. Ji r *
nue A and ttth St. Tel 310
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL , . $100,009
\vi ; SOLICIT YOUII
WK imsinn YOUII COLLECTIONS.
ONI : OF TIII : oiuibT HANKS IN IOWA ,
0 PKIl CKNT 1'AIU ON TIMIS DIJPOS1T3.
AMD BEE UO OU WBITB.
\\II\ \ \ \ Mill I.OOKIU ) YOUNG ,
\ | itiMirliiKoinnn | nt
"lto\\ young Mlir Is nt slMy "
I henid ii ludv nmko this remnrk III n
rtreet cnr recently , ns she pointed nut u
line looking woman , with u bright. heiitlhy
complexion , good figure anil brisk step. who
liiul Just intend I al o looked nt licr.
She rorlnlnly wemd to b > nearer forty tlmti
slxtv. 1 rocognln-11 her as the vvlfo of a
well known Now Yolk business nuui , nnd
Knowing that sdie Is nl.vays busily employed.
was Interested to discover the cause ot her
wonderful health anil vigor.
Happening to mention the mutter to n
lail > of tny nciiimlntniice shottly after , she
\olnntcicd the following explanation :
"Mrs , T , " fho mhl , "oerlnlnly IIIIM splen
illil health , nml not ton * ago she tolil mo
the secret of It For y'c irs pisl , so wfto
told iiH1 , nhi' had made II a iiinrltce to take
n little ' .niro malt stimulant with every
meal She said that It was owing to thin
Hint she had escaped Hie inanv we-ak symp
toms and mlseiable ailments from which si >
many \\oinoii suffer She mys that whon-
r\rr who fools tlrod and \\orn out , ft lltllo
pure malt gives her ntv.v llfo and energy. "
Tor the bcnoilt of ladle * who mny n\\A
these. woids. 1 may further add th.it I dlseov
ered , on furthoi Ituiuliy. that the lady
aliovo referred to uses ind stiongly iceonv
mends Duffv's pure malt whlskoy as the
safest and best of all malt pnp ( .rations.
Xo other whiskey Is Ilko It ami nothing
c.i n produi i1 the s\uno good iffeela
FOIl INTF.IINAI. AMI I8\TKIt\\I < USIX
CTUUS AND ruivixrs
CoIilH , CiniltliN , Sun * Tliriint ,
IlronclilIlN , riKMiiuoiiln , !
Of till' .lollltfl. IillllllllIKO , Itl-
Iliiiunllnii.
It hr n inn UN ni , N rural ) ; In ,
( lillliltllni , llciiilnc'lio ,
'rnntlintlic.Htliiiin ,
IFFHM I.T
CUIinS TI1I2OUST TAINS 111 from one to
Incut ) mlmitcii NOT OM5 HciUIl nflcr told-
Ii K this nilM-rtlsomcnl mitt nn > one SlUVKIl
WITH 1'AIN
III < IMII > 'N llouitj llolli'f IN u Sun- fur *
( or KMII'ulii , SiualiiN , llriilMcn ,
I'nIiiN III the lltii-K , Client or
I.lmliu. It " < lie llfNt mill
In ( lie enl > I'AIN UinilJDY
Thnt InHtntitly Mops the most cxmitlallnR
palne , nllios Inllnmmallnn anil curcn canccrtloni ,
whether of the I.unes Htoinncli , lluncln orotior
rlanils IT urKitna b > one nppll utlon
A Imlf to n teaet'oonfiil In hnlf a ttunl > lcr of
nnler will In n trn mlmilon eyre Crnirps.
Huitnia BleflilosfneM. Blek HcaJ.iclic. Dlarrhe * ,
Ilytcntcry , Colic , 1-lntulency unJ all Internal
Thirc 1 lint n remeillat ngent In the world
th.it will cure Kcier nml Acur nml nil other
MalnrlouB. lllllous nml other fe\er > , alileil b/
HMU\\'S I'll-l- . MI quiikly at ll\ll-
WA\S HIAI Y itiiur
fS ( o per liultlct Sold b > Drnuclxti.
MAURER'S
-HITAIL
342-344 BROADWAY ,
Couiioll Bluffs , In ,
Vihitois and purcliu-
ors e < i Hilly vvolc'iinio.
Ltii tfi'dt I'-jtnblish-
inont in the vvctsU
Knt Pricna
in Kut Crystal
Our Hteelc is the lurjjoal itiul price
the lowest.
S Inch llo.vls. Ituscd.Ui cutting ( an ctiO.JI.CO
! > Inch fc'u.ivvbciry diamond and fan out , .
Uowls . . 53.00
i Inch Stiavvbcny diamunJ anil fan cut
Howls Jl " 5
Fi in y i ut Ollvo Dishes Jl-00
Cut CSl.i s Salts and Pcppu * . wnriantetl
Moiling Hllvei tops e.icli MO
Laboratory Stoppers and deep , fancy
Hitting v'inef.ir Ciut IH , each i&o
IMciHOM Vams I'ltriierH , Tumhlcin , Stem
\\ar , itc. In jiropor'lon to tinabove. .
Amoii ' a IHIJJO line ot novelties we mention
tin following.
Flat Painted Dotllen , Di Inking Scenes ,
i.n h $1 00
Decorated Deer Muga In n % arl < ty of de
signs
lli.iplre Green nnd Cupid C ilna In Dicsscr
Sei , Plate * * , Ojps Candlesticks. Bon Dona ,
ett
t'mler niaro Him : nnd Itiues China. In
Salad Sets , lie Cream Seta , Chocolate Sets ,
Pudding Fet and novelties for the dresser
Ult b hand palmed Fruit Center Comports
anil Plates , Sugars and CrenniH , Choculato
Sits iti
Copliw of Louis jCIV fllianos and decora
tions In all tins r'chnebu ' of good * of that
pi rlon
An attractive line In" odd things for the
table Is the m vv decoration \ . hand paint ,
ed Marietta ) Nell KOHCH In dlfterint ouloru ,
flnMicd with ngular heavy gold cdise
A v > rv dainty Hue consisting of Pudding
Sets , Chocolate Potn. lilscnlt Jars. Platoa ,
Celery Tray , etc , is dtcor.itod.llh lit .ivy
gold MI oil anil French hand pilntiil llgura
c < liters
We have In odds and endw "choice bits" ot
S\rrH , Dresden , Doulton , Won enter , Paris
enamel and gold mounted goods , and a par
ticularly good collection of Fancy Pottery.
LAMPS LnMPS
Diesdin Lamps Delft Limps , \\iought
Iron Limps , Gold and Onyx. In fact ovcry-
thing deMr.iblo In the Limp line
Silver novelties and watts for the table
the largest variety and prices by far tha
lOVVCbt
Dresden and fancy patterns In Hat and
Clothes IJriiHhes. metal mounted Cigar
HOXCH , Ita orn Matcli Iloxtf. In fuel u gieut
variety of now novu.iei or gentlemen.
Fern DIshc-H In largo xarlity.
Dicointcd Dinner Fets from J'CO to $123 ,
In evoiy conceivable Kb me anil dm oration.
Chambir Hots from { 1 21 lo J2500. from the
practical to the udc unit quaint rhapc which
niJdH HO much to the attiactlveneKH of your
room
Carvers In large variety from 7e upwards.
3-pcce | po.irl and silver mounted farvors ,
$7 7.i ,
Iloger Hros ' 12 oz Triple Plato Knives amj
ForltH , $1 33 per net
Retail 342-344 Broadway
COUNCIL ULUFI'S.
AMI NIMIN : : IN.
DOHANY THSATSR.
Ono neck , cuinmciuIng Munil ly , Die 14 ,
FAYTON COMEDY CO. ,
KuMiuitlni ;
CAItltli : , I.OI ISMI ISVtC I'AVTOV.
OiimlML- bill 4 in.I Amtrlian n-nrulluiiil cuuietly.
\ MIDNK.irr ( ALI
I.iiillen fuo Monilny nlitlil i\ ry lul > uccnm-
piiiuoil liy nn fm-urt liolUlni ; uno JOi pnlil ticket
will | j < iKliiililril free uur rrlciH-lCic 20t.-nu
lilKlur Hciit dle ojuia helkru' Uruv tturc t'f\- \
ilay murnliii ;
Wrcuthlnc In collH 20 yaidw Candy , NutH , FJgH , Dnt ( H , etc.
Will bo iilciiHC'd to ( juolo prlccH on the
nvertr 'on nnd Holly WrcatliH. Holly above to denleiH only.
liranchcB , .Mlntletoc , etc , etc.
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JOHN G. WOODWARD & CO.
Wholesale Manufacturing Confectioners ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA