Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 1JTCTC : AVRDXKftl ) A Y. APKTL , 28. 18S)7. )
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT ,
MI.NUIt 31K.\TIOX.
Wotnftn' * Chrlstlftu flssoclilct-u relief tom-
mltteo will moet Wednesday at 2-30 o'tloik
at the resilience of Mrs. W. W. Wallacu' , 37
HliiK street.
The niimliet of capes of measles reported
to thti health authorities itlll avtrimc' about
half a dozen a day. Klfidt new e.ucs weic
repotted to the boaid ycsterdi ? .
\ tpcclal ia > of the l'tni ) < iylvflnli : Knllnay
company bearing 1J. A Koinl and party , came
In from the west ye terday alttrnooti and
went north via the Sioux City & 1'acinc latt
evening.
What hai tl'o "Kngle" dtine ? Wo have
made an an of tha Inundiy business. Wo
give the public Die bent woik that pure
water , soap and skill can produce. 721
llroadvvay.
Wonted A mnn with Ecnrral fienunlnUnca
In CouiiLlI Hluffs , to canvans for a well
known Omulia establishment. State cxperl-
i mo und icfcrcnccs. Address V Ci , Omaha
lire , Omaha.
A HUci of eight wolvM war. captured by
David McCiuiv In- Gainer tontichlp ne
Crescent Citjlie brought the calps to the >
rourt hoiifio jestcrday and collected lite
bounty.
Ml it. Uencc.i C'oyno , v lo h.ia been spend
Ing the winter with her JaMghUr , Mrs. Me-
Mentiiny , leaves for home lod.ij. Mrs. M
Menomy will bo her nuiso on tl. " way , as
ho Is In vnry poor health. After a few
weeks' visit , they will return ami spend the
summer In Denver.
The people of 1'nloa mission , which Is
loeatcl at tlu corner of Fifteenth street and
Vlrsl nvt-nue , have again begun work , and
hold mouth gs on Tuesday and Thursday
( vo ilncs of each \ vek. . On .Sund.iy a morn
ing and evening srrvlco U held and Sunday
Briiool nt 3 o'clock In the afternoon.
A wagon lo.nl of bamboo fmnlturo v.'as un
loaded .it the city Jail last evening and will
n-innlif Ihcre until Its o'vuer , or riiutotllan.
Jonslto Majljgtna , an Omaha peddler , enn
an align .1 settlc'iicnt ' with the authorities
for his ovci sight In ncglcoll'iR to prm-uie a
lueiue before he cttc-mptoJ to sell llie btuff
funn lioii'ii to house.
ciip lci I.odire , the joung man who accl-
dintall > rtrcd u It-eallbcr revolver bullet
IMIO hit Iig , was taken to the Woman's
t'hri'tlin BE orlntlon ho.iiltal | yesterday
nfletno'm Illood pol.sonlng fiom the wound
WHS feaicd , nnd It vins deenril advisable to
take him tn the hospital , whtic piopcr sur
gical care could be given him.
W. II. Alierrromble , United Stales conenil
nt Nagatakl , Japan , was In th' ' cily jceter-
duy , tlie guest of Mi. and Mn O. II. Simons.
Kor a number of ye.ua Dr. fMmons wan a
nsidcnt of ( he orient In an odlclal capacity ,
and vvhlln there ho bccnmc acquainted with
AIi Ahorcroinhlf. Thf consul Is on his way
lo his homo In New York to spend Ills eunv
* nuracatlon. .
I/
\V. II. iMnthcas was locked up last night
for boisterous conduct nt Dohany's theater.
Ho was verj- much under the Influence of
llimor , and attempted to enter the theater
In defiance of the ii'-hers , nnd after several
attempts pot Inside and Into n scat. Ills
conduct soon became so offensive that .t
attracted Iho attention of .Manager Bovvon
and the fellow was thrown out At the
doorway he fell Into the aims of a couple of
onii-crs.
The innrton and Sangcr compiny had nn-
othoi' full houbo List night. 'Iho play , "ITcr
Sister , " was well put on. The inimical part
of the proginm was well received , 'llirlr
hand and orchestra aio ipccl.il featjre . The
clown pnrndo was veiy conilc.il. This coni-
panj makes It a feature of a continuous per
formance and the audience gets no chance to
gel tired , ns specialties are Intioilucel be
tween each act. Tonight they will riesent
the great comedy drama , "IJrothar Against
Brother. "
Several copies of a petition were In cir
culation jcstcrday asking Secretary of War
Alger to grant to the Port Arthur Dredging
company permission to dredge the channel
ftom I'ort Arthur to SaMnc 1'ass , Tex. The
petition expresses the belief that both of the
dredging companies should bo given every
encouragement possible Jo go ahead and com
plete the work as speedily as possible. C. C.
II. Campbell of this city Is largely Interested
In onii of the dredging contiacU. The peti
tion was numerously slgnel.
The United Stntei Civil Service commis
sion will hold nn examination In this city
on Saturdaj' , June 5 , 1S'J7 , commencing at
tl a. m. , of applicants for clerkships and car-
ilers' pcflltlon in the i > osti | bervlce. None
but citizens of the l'nlti > d Staten will be
( Mimtned. The ago limit Is as follows :
Clerks , IS years ; carrleis , over 21 and under
10 All applications must bo filed with
IVi > d Johnson , secretary of the board of ex
aminers. Council Hluffs , from whom blanks
and Instructions may bo obtained.
C. B. Vlavl compiny , female remedy. Med
ical consultation free Wednesday. Health
book furnished. 320-S27-328 Mcrriam block.
N. Y. Plumbing companj. Tel. 250.
Polished oak sideboards this week J8.CO at
Dtirfco Kurnltiire Co. . 20r , nnd 207 B'vvay.
Wanted Good domestic ulrl. 1011 Third
avenue.
AViintM tlif Vlt-ll > .eliediile
Secretary Judson of the Business MCII'H
npsoolntlon linn taken up with the depart
ment nt AVnshliiKton the question of nr- i
rniiKliiR tlio nchcdiilo of the fast mall Icav-
> UK ChlcnRO for Iho w-e-st. The most ccr-
ious objection to the present wchedulo Is the
Miort Intelvnl between the nrrlvnl of the
fast mall fiom ChlcaKo and Its dcparturo
for that city , Thu tlmo IB too short to
permit thu answering of a letter till the
next day It frequently happens that n pro
fessional or Imainrvi mnn received a let
ter to which nn Immcdlnto reply Is request
ed. The Interval Is entirely too shoit , ns
Eomo collections and compilations of data
may ho nocoRsary. Tlie prcbont arrange
ment accommodates the publishers of Chicago
cage dalllcH , as they are sent west on the *
fiiht inn.ll , but buMness men have long com
plained of an arrangement that discrimi
nates against the whole pastern country In
the Interest of thu publishers in one city.
I'll 11 i > il In ( . ' < ( n ( liioi'iiin.
The meetliiK of the HuclneHs Men's associa
tion scheduled for laut evening fulled to
mnterlullzo. There were not a nulUclect
number of the mcmbcra present tn constitute
n quorum , I'rosl.lent J. H. Hell und several
of the others who never fall to attend a inect-
IIIK were present nnd spent some time In
discussing In an Itformal way several mat
ters that are under consideration.
In
COMFORT ANO KNOWLEDGE ,
( Sent free by
Ret aside lor twenty-four hours n bottle or
common glues filled with urine. A eoJI-
inont or tctillnR Imlloatoa an uulicalthy con-
ilitlun of the lUtlnojs. When iirino stalnn
linen It la positive ovidcnco of kidney trouble.
The frequent doslro to urlimtu or pain In the
back. U alsn convincing proof that the kid-
nos and bladder are out of order.
WHAT TO 1)0. I 1
There Is comfort In tlio Knowledge BO often
expressed , that Dr. Kllmvi'B Swamp Hoot ,
the great kidney remedy , fulfills every wish
In relieving pain In the Lack , klducya , liver ,
bladder nnd every part of tlio urinary pis-
aageri. It conccta Inability to hold urine
niul Balding pain In patiilng It , or bad ef
fects follow Ing use of liquor , vslno or beer ,
and overcomcH that unpleabanl necessity of
compelled to gut up many times dur
ing tlio night to urinate. The mild and
the exlraoiillrnry effect of Swamp Hoot Is
teen realized. It Btuiul.i the highest for its
wonderful cures of the mcut distressing cases ,
If > oii need a inedlclno ) ou should have the
beet. Sold by druggists ; price 60 cents and Is
$1. You may have a kumplo bottle and
pamphlet both bent free by mall. Mention
The Omaha Dally Dee and send your ad-
dresa to Dr. Kilmer & Co. , Ulngliamton , K. la
Y , The picprlelors of this paper guarantee
of UiU offer. (9
VIEN WILL KNOCK OUT 11ARD1N
Has Stumbled On to a Plan to End a Prom
ising Controversy ,
ELECTION OF STREET COMMISSIONER VOID
City Council Pull * tu I'ruccc-il In Hie
.Miiiinur I'rosorllifil li ) I , vt nnd
MiiHt Do Il.i
AVorlt Over.
Tlio thrco cornered controversy between
tliu Sixth wald petitioners , the city council
and J , M. Hurdlu , recently elected uttcct
commissioner , hns reached an acute tlagc ,
which awsiiris a di finite and permanent fret-
tlcmcnt of the problems Involved. The Indi
cations at the meeting o ( the council at * n
committee ol the whole on Mond'iy evening
piomltbcd the spinning out of the Inquiry
for several days. When the meeting of the
comtnlttco adjoinncd on Monday evening It
was with the understanding that the peti
tioners who are asking for the removal of
H.irdln were to prcient their cate In the form
of regular affidavits , which were to bo tiled
In the ofllco tn' the city clerk by tJ o'clock
last evening. They were to bo inspected
there by the attorneys for llardln , who were
then to have two days to prepare and file
counter affidavits. City Clerk Phillips was
sighing yeuterday over the prospects of hav
ing to tnko charge of a mass of legal ver
biage that would about fill h'e olllce , for It
wa Intimated that each one of the 300 peti
tioners and u large number of their friends
nnd nc'iuaintancos would tend In affidavits
concerning Ilnrdln's cltlzct.shlp. Tlir Binge
reached jestciday produced u condition that
made1 it unncrcs ary to file any oflldavlls ,
and Clerk Phillips was mightily relieved
when told that there would bo none- tiled
Ovid Vien , attcnney for the petitioner ! ) , an
nounced that the petition Itself would 1'c
wl'hdrnwn , and that It would takei him Just
about five mlnutet to hprli'g a surprise upon
the council nt the meeting on Thursday night
that would not make It necessary to take Into
consideration the question of Hardln's cit
izenship. It has been discovered that the
election Itself was Illegal , and that the coun
cil did not elect a street commissioner when
the mcmbera concluded n large number of
fcctet ballots by casting a majority of them
for the favored candidate. The timidity of
the ooiincllmen , or perhaps more properly ,
their anxiety to avoid hurting the feelings of
the many candidates who Imagined that
they were sure of getting the votes of the
various councllinen , led them to follow a
com so that was without precedent nnd In
violation of the city charter. This action Invalidates -
validates the election of the street commis
sioner nnd nentes In addition an Interesting
problem In connection with the other city
oinccis elected at the same time. All of
these men with the exception of the street
commls'iloncr have hern serving In their ofll-
clal capacities and expect to draw their sal
aries at the end of the present month. Under
tliu law they were clearly not elected , and
the old officers whom they displaced can
come In and demand their salaries.
The attorncjB for the petitioners do not
desire to have the full nature of their dis
coveries made public In advance of the Tliius-
day night meeting , but If the constitutional
lawyris In the council will rend a section of
the law governing the appointment of officers
by tho' council , they will discover that all
of their anxiety to conceal their votea and
the teapot tempests that have followed
since , was In vnln. "All of the officers elected
by the council with the possible exception of
the dogcatchcr are affected by the Illegality
of the proceedings at the meeting on April 5.
I/A 1C n MAVAW V M VV RI'.T AWAY.
I'roljiililllty nt the \Vnti-r RiimiliiK
Out Is ( lultc AlMinrciit.
The condition of Iako IManawa Is cxcltlni ;
porno apprehension among the people who
are looking forward to a pleasant season1- !
sport down there this summer. The recent
floods have left It In a somewhat unfinished j
condition. Tlio dam across the outlet at the |
southwest corner was carried away by the I
rush of watom that escaped when the lev.cl
of the river dropped s6vural feet , and a cur-1 |
rent with a velocity of eight or ten miles an
hour has been porini ? through the outlet for
the last woek. Thla swift current lias cut
a ivido and deep channel that connects the
lake vvlt ! the river , and unless something Is
done to prevent it the- lake will be drained
when the river reaches its midsummer level.
Thn current Is nowso swift , and the channel
o deep that the rcconsti iictlon of the dam
will be a dllllcult and crstly job. The Hood
also caused Mo < = qnlto creek to break through
Its banks and Invade thi. fake , and for the
past fortnight It hua been pouring In its
muddy current The situation on both Bides
of the lake Indicates the necessity for the
Immcdlnto expenditure of several hundred
dollars. The greatest source of anxiety Is
to disc-over the means of raising this money. . -
In past Reasons no difficulty has been cxpeji
lenccd In raising whatever amount was 1' j
necessary to piotect and maintain the body
of water that Jiao afforded so much pleasure
to the people of Council UlulTs and Omaha ,
but thb conditions at the present time are
not so favorable to the development of fat
subscription lists. The boat club has boon |
ccnlidently looked to to make a liberal approfii
prlatlon to defray the cost of reconstructing
the dam and turning the direct current of
Mosquito creek nut of the lake , but the
members have Intimated this season ponl-
tlvely that no such appropriation need bo
expected. The motor company. Colonel Reed
and the Manhattan beach people appear to
bo the only Interested parties wlljlng to
contribute to the fund ,
Hxamlnatinns were made yesterday , anil It
was ascertained that a fund of not less than a
jr.no must bo raised to put the lake In good
eonriltlon for the summer'fl sport. It vvas
al.so felt tint It would be unwieo to expend
any money on reconstruct Ins the dam until
after the passing of the June rise , for It Is
feared that the high water then will be suffi
cient to again carrv out Iho dam , Fisher
men who were accused last fall of having
cut the dam out of pure wantonness , nro now
very anxious to sco It replaced , for the mil to
lions of fish that were mii > | xib , < l to have
come In from the river will encounter no bar
rier when they start to go out with the fallIng -
Ing water. One of the fishermen stated yes
terday that twenty-fire men could bo found
willing to contribute from one day to a week
working en the dam It the work waa
started at once.
Colonel Meed ti brushing up the ( irand
Pinz.i and getting things in fine shape for the of
FODSOII , He is making boveral Improvements
that will add to the pleasure and comfort of
the visitors this summer. Ho expects that
the isoason will open about the mlddlo of
Ma > If the weather Is ordinarily warm and
by Juno 1 under any circumstances ,
IIfill nxtiit , . TranHfcrN.
The following transfers
were
reported yes
terday from the tltlo nnd loan olllce of J. W.
Squirt101 Pearl street :
Nathan Hupp nnd wife to Ralph O ,
Hmlth. c'c ' lot ? . block 1 , Bit ; drove ,
niul part lot t , Auditor' * subd. of
nvv'i Btt'i 12-75-41 , vv. il $ 250
Churli'H Delchlcr and vvlfo to Chilstlan
Uosarkvr , mvli ne',4 25-71-12 , vv. tl. . i.ffiO
Kale White mid liuslmml to McDowell
White , lot 21. block I , Gate's add. ,
vv. d . 40J
Oldoon Miiync nnd vvlfo t ° JIrs Ann Jo
Klelblock. lot 9. block 13 , nnd lot 1 ,
block U , Hlddlc'a subd. , < | , c. U 1
Tour transfer iifc-trregatliiff $2,571
J. G. W i Co.'e Clear Tltlo 5c cigar , Just ia
placed on sale with forty first class cigar Is
dealers In this city. Try one. At wholesale.
John a. Woodward & Co ,
13 * iiiiKi'llxllu Work , on
It. M. Illrdsall the singing evangelist , who
we a with Key. U. W. Allen In holding re
vival ecrvlcee In this city three years ago ,
expected hero the latter part of the present
week , and will lake part In the services
being held In the KUeman building , under the
auspices of the American Sunday School
union , The meetings there arc Increasing
Interest. Evangelist Speck delivered a
jsjrnion last evening. Mr. Speck will continue
Breach every oe&log ( or * t least the re
m.ilndcr of the week. The meetings arc under
the general clmgc of Hev Henry IJcLong ,
the unlcn's representative for this cltj1.
I'rocccilliiKM In ( lif lloinl Cnxis
It In probable thnt the proceedings In the
district court In the cacc of Dr. C. 0. Hood
against the Chicago & Northwestern Hall
way company , will reach a conclusion
within another week The examination of
the witnesses for the plaintiff was about
finished lost evening. Next to Dr. Hood
himself the greatest Amount of time was
consumed In the examination of Lr. ) Clev-
cnger of Chicago. Dr. Clevengcr was the
witness chiefly relied upon by the plaintiff
[ to ' sustain his claims for damages from the
Injuries received In the accident In Illinois
nearly eight jears ago The defense called
Itfl first witness , Dr. Macrae , last evening ,
although Dr. Clevengcr U jet to bo re
called for further cross-examination.
George S. Davis telegraphed an order to
Munycn for another $200.00 lot of his popu
lar remedies this week ,
AIMI I.OA.V IIACI'I ; : .
TlilHfi-ii Nplirnnku ANHin-lntlniiM Itcli-
ri'Krtitt'il lit l-'riMininl.
Plin.MOMT , Neb. , April 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Thu fifth annual meeting of the NC'
braska League of Local Loan and Dillldlng
As oclatlonfl met at Masonic hall this even
Ing. President C. P. Phelps called Iho league
to order and Introduced C. H. May of Fre
mont , who delivered an address of welcome.
HepresHHtatlvcs of thirteen associations were
present.
O.V. . Xattingcr and T. J. Fltzmorrls ol
Omaha and C. R flentloy of Grand Island
weiu elected delegates to the National league
nt Detroit.
Papers t.pon the various features of the
business wore read by J. 12. Arnold of Schuy-
ler , C W. CtrlnnliiRcr of Grand Island , C. M.
Nattlngcr and B. C Hryson and T. J. Kitz-
mnrrla of Omaha , which brought out much
spirited discussion.
ovnii TIII : HOT S\M > S.
I'oii .Novices lullInli'il lij tin * Shrliu'ri
lit Lincoln.
LINCOLN , Neb. . Apill 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Scaostrls Temple Mjstlc Shrlncrs
hold an oasis tonight , wl.lch vvas largely
nttendcd by the Shrlneis from over the Plate.
Ten novices made their last trip over the
hot san'ls. The new candidates were It , S.
nibb nnd Daniel \V. Cook , Beatrice ; ( Uorgo
Harpstcr , J. C. Mctzler , Hohort Hellly and
Hector Murray , Wyinorc ; N. A. Heath ,
Hebron ; George C. Mason , McCook ; D. H.
Calling , \ork. and Stephen II. Davis , Lin
coln. After the trip across the desert there
vvas a banquet at the Llndell hotel , at which
132 plates were laid. Among the visitors
from abroad who pirtlclpated In the festiv
ities were Charles M. Carter of Cincinnati ,
and John H. Ounn of Saalnm Temple , Olney ,
III.
Hey KllIt'll l > > mi Aiiitr } ' Cow.
YORK , Neb. , April 27. ( Special Telegram. )
An Infuriated cow drew the 12-ye.ir-old
son of Samuel Howorsock of Thayer beneath
a wasoti ; yesterday and strangled the life out
of him. The boy had gone to get the co.v
from tlio pasture , and as the beant was rather
wild , ho tied the halter around his waist
In order to better hold her. The cow became
frightened and j-tartcd to run , dragging the
boy off his feet and over tlie rough ground.
The lad vvns helpless , and although his
sci cants brought assistance , it came too late
to save his life. In going around the wagon
the cow pulled him In between the wheels
and literally crushed him to death.
Fnuorul of Mrs. I' > tt > r ( Iiiuilt.
BENNINGTON. Ntb , April 27 ( Special )
The funeral of Mrs. Peter Glandt , wife of one
of Douglas county's pioneers , who died Sun
day , took place from the family residence ,
eight miles south of hero , this forenoon , an 1
was one of the most largely attended funer
als that has ever taken place In this county.
Over 400 persons were present. Mr. and
Mis. Glandt settled on the farm where Mrc.
Glandt died over forty years ago and have
lived there ever since. They have reared
a family of nine children , who are all grown.
The remains were interred In the Allen
cemetery.
Itiirirliir | H rnnlly FrlKht > * u < > il.
TEKAMAII , Neb. , April 27. ( Special. )
A burglar entered the hotibc of'i M. Nes-
blt Monday morning about 3 o'clock. He
secured . nothing , co ho was frightened away
by Mrs. Ncsblt , who awoke and spoke to
him , thinking It wca her husband. The
other | members of the family were sleeping
In | another part of the house and Mrs. Nesblt
awoke none of them , but got up and closed
the window by which the burglar made hid
exit and returned to bed ,
v
niect n > i-v. Vfslrv.
PALLS CITY April 27. ( Special ) Follow
ing is the vestry elected for the ensuing
j'ear < of the Episcopal church : A. E. Gantt ,
senior waidcn ; J. C. Wylie , junior warden ;
Dr. Burchard , Major Keeling , M. W. Mus-
-el.iian , A. P. Jlollebaugh , T. L. Hlrir | > e !
brclch , , John Hutchlnga , tieasuier ; Harry
_ CUBlcr , seci clary , v estrymcn.
I'lrctil llrlii'oii.
HDimON , Neb. , April 27. ( Special. ) The
barns belonging to the Central hotel Look fire
about 8 o'clock last night and , although the.
fire companies did all they could , the build
ings were consumed. All the stock vvas re
moved and the damage will not exceed $300. ,
lloanl I
I1HAINAHD , Neb. , April 27. ( Special. )
Tlie new village board met last night and
perfected permanent organization. John
Sturgen was made chairman ; T , J. Smcrsh ,
cleik , and A. K. Smith , treasurer. Thla is
license board.
itnsmnvrs u.vrnii A CO.MI'I.AI.VI- .
I'llHl OlIlllllllllH IloilllllllI tllllt AVfltC'l *
He DrllllK-il Off Tliclr I.-uulH.
East Omaha residents , who were driven
from their homes by the recent overflow , nu
complaining because no steps are being taken
bring about a drainage of the land.
Dcsplto the fact that the river has fallen
within Its banks , the flood tliut oveispread
the Island has not jet abated and , In fact , has
slightly Increased , owing to the recent heavy
rainfall.
The condition Is teverely felt by such of
the residents as own property upon the
Island and arc unable to occupy It. Those
Iho drowncd-out Inhabitants who rented
theh * houses nro not trathered , an they have la
removed all their possessions and have tl
sought drjcr dwelling places , Some of both tln
classes , however , Imvo sustained damage by
the dying of stock , which caught cold as a tl
result of standing In water for hours at u J'
time. *
The actual owners of fmall property are
agitating a echemo to cut a channel to the
river at some point In order that the water
may be drawn off the island. Some of them
have offered the servlcei of themselves and .
their teams free , Kn
At the present time the water Is being n
carried away only by evaporation. j1'
ci.osi : Tim I OMOV SHOPS.
of
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Autliurlllr * Say 'I'll I H HiulH RuiiililliiKr Q
In Oiiinlin.
Chief of Police Slgwart yesterday afternoon
ordered Tom Dcnnlson to close the "policy
shops" ho Is running In this city. Dennlson
known to have three branch olllccs. Ono
In tlie alley near the Mlllard hotel , an
other In the alley between Karnain anil
Harncy near Fifteenth street , and a third
Fourteenth , between Dauglab and Dodge Is
streets. The chief of police. Informed Dennl-
BOII that If ha did not close up at once ho
would be arrested ,
This action was taken In pursuance of
Instructions given by the Hoard of Flro aud _
Police Commissioners to thu chief of police.
The orders were determine ! upon at Monday
meeting and Included all forms of
gambling. The authorities say that Dentil-
eon's "policy shops" are tbo only gambling
Institution ! ) in thu city of the existence of
which they huvo any knowledge. ,
WITHDRAWS ANTI-PASS BILL
i >
Senator Henderson Yields id Pressure
Brought by His Friends ,
ANTI-SUNDAY BALL MEASURE IS PASSED
HutiMC , llouov T , Will I'mlinlilj P ro
ll from UrtMim Infer li\\\
TliroiiRH Hie Si'iintd
DHS MOINE3. April 27. ( Special Tele
sr.im. ) The Hcmlcreon measure , lo inako It
a crime for n railroad company to Rive era
a state editor to rccclvo n pass , was with
drawn by Senator Henderson today without
dlscmwlon or n vote. Ti-Jincmlous pressure
has been brought to Induce him to talte thla
course. Members did not want to vote for
the measure and lese their pissca and they
did not dare \ote ngnltut It. So they per
suaded him to withdraw It.
The house was In session only a few min
utes. The senate amended and passed the
anti-Sunday base ball and foot , ball laws and
made It strong enough to 1(111 such eports on
Sunday In every town In the state. It Is
conference. On the military bill the confer
ence having failed to sgrco new ones were
named. '
The Phelps rcsolutlor to request Iowa con
Krcssmen lo vote for the Terry cigarette law-
was passed In the face of the explanation
th.it the national house hna killed th" mcas-
in c. The ccmmlttce report on tl'e IIOIIBO bill
for annotating the code was accepted.
The amendment to the crimes bill which
was adopted two weeks ago , making the dc-
errtlon of a vvlfo ; a penitentiary offense , vvas
iceonsldercd and ntrlckcn from the law after
a fight.
In the nftcrnoon the senate passed the
oleaic-tto mulct law , which provides n ? 300
fine annually , on the business of selling
cigarettes. It will be prohibitive In prac
tically every town In the state.
ii.vroit is riMi : > iPOMCI : rot it'i
I'ajH OIK- Silver Dollnr for I'sl
Almslvr l.imiriiilVf.
OTTUMWA , Iu. , April 27. ( Special Tele
gram ) One of the number arraigned In the
police court today in this city was no kss
a personage than the honorable major of
Ottumwa , T. J. Phillips , who la also super
intendent of the White-breast Kuel company ,
controlling over 1,000 men. Mr. Phillips la
a free silver democrat and as such was
elected mayor. Hobcrt H. Moore , the editor
of the Detrocrat , is a gold democrat , and
though he supported Mr. Phillips there his
never been good feeling between them. After
Mr. Phillips' Induction Into olllce , he began
to In&lst upon a lower price from the Domov
crat as the official organ for the city printing.
The editor of the piper published nu article
attacking the mayor. TM } , men met on the
street and the major told the editor his
oplulon of him. The editor had the major
arrcs'ed. Ho pleaded guilty to the charge
of using abusive language. The police Judge
fined him $1 , which he paiq. t
mioTiiniis AT iv\v oviij | A AVOMA.V
Suit for Ton Thoiis-UKl Dollars for
tllcu ! > < < !
SIOUX CITY , April 27-gpecil ( ! Tele-
gram. ) A remarkable law siilt. Involvin
the families of two brotjioraj was com
menced today in Kossuth county , Iowa John
W. Llllibridgo sues his brother. Henry A. ,
for 110,000 for alienation'of his wife's af
fections. The plaintiff states that he Is 23
jeais old and was married In 1S92 to Hattlo
51. Stair of Grundy county and 'that ' they
hive two daughters. His oldcr , brother , the
'defendant , lived on n farm about a mile
distant and ci jcar ago commenced llirtlng
with plaintiff's wife. Plaintiff charges that
his brother finally Induced his -wife to leave
him and get n divorce , and it now about
to desert his own wlfo and family to many
the woman whose affections ho had thus
won. Both men are rich property owners
and well known In northern Iowa.
IlKV. C. O. IIROU'.V OO13S TO CIIIO\GO.
111io of ( he Ciillfoi-iilu Sonmlnl SUM
II-M Krli mlN In DuliiKiiie.
DUnUQUn , Ju. , Apill 27. At a meeting
of the Dubuque Congregational association
today the case of Kev. C , O. Drown , the
principal In the celebrated San Kranclhco
scandal , was taken up. A communication
from the California church asking the lu-
burjue conference to rescind Its action In
admitting Dr. Drown to fellowship vaa ta ;
bled by a vote of 30 to 1. Dr. Hror.vn re-
lowed the eaitsea of his trouble. Ho was
given a letter of dismissal from the Dubuque
conference and has accepted a call from a
Congregational clmich In Chicago.
HrlKllTSOII Jlliy IOMC II 1,1'K.
DUBUQUE , la. , April 27. ( Special Teie- .
gnim. ) Congressman Henderson's local sur
geons have advised amputation of his leg
above the knee , erysipelas having dcvXopetl
some days ago. A report of hlo condition has a
been forwarded to a Washington surgeon
whose opinion Is awaited. Ho has shown
Bomo Improvement the past two daja.
Woman I'olsons Horm-lf.
CHCSTON , la. , April 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Mrs. Minnie Mahloskl ended a
drunken dehauch this morning by takhu , ' an
ounce of laudanum. She wan 30 years old
and leaves a husband. Newspaper men
rcscnrd her ft few weeks ago from diovvnlng
while under the Influence ! of liquor.
renclicr Deiiiitnici-N ( In-
unUQUR , In. , April 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Hov. H. D. Parsons , Mctlicsllat pastor
of Manchester , has denounced the woman
minstrels. Including five members of hlo
church , who performed for charity thin
week , A trustee whoso wife Is among the
number naif resigned.
KIIIiillilli * MoiMiliu ; n Uunimiiy.
DUDUQUE , Iu. , April 27. ( Special Tele
gram. ) While walking with her mother
today , Louise Welsar , a servant girl at
tempted to rtop a runaway team , fell under
the wheel and was Inctanlly killed.
TIIAI.V IS WIU3CKISU I.TKX IS.
One MUM IN ICIIU-il liuil Several I'cr-
HOIIH Arc Injured ,
HOUSTON , TC * . . April'27-TrjTraln ' wreckers
last night throw the switch at , Fairbanks , on
the Houston & Texas Central , twenty miles
north < of here , ami the southbound passenger
train ran Into It , causing a jifinashup of the
forwaid coaches and derailment of others.
The dead are : '
II. S. GOLDORUQ of tffhlst'on.
IJadly Injured arc : Dr. K. C. Wlnn of
Sheiman , back and leg ; \Valt6r Giles , porter ,
back Injured , '
Injured1 Mrs. II. 8. Golnberg , Houston ,
leg and body bruised ; IT , IMill George , head
and leg bruised Charle'OlcCartliy '
; of Wellborn -
born ' , leg broken ; Antofi Dlehl of Houston ,
Dean Tomiiklns of Dallas/ "vV. U Cole of
Dallas ] , I ) G. Carter of'Sahld ' D Cornelius
Matagorda , M. J Jacobs of Dronham , W.
C. Duvall of Houston , Mllbur , all bruised
and hurl. _
tu'i'KCJiisu TO in : J ii7tituin : OUT.
Iniliorliiiit Iloi'lKliin on .Srlinol ( l MI-K
UDU ' MI li n , ' " 111 JuilKfx ,
.MINNEAPOLIS , April 27. A St. Cloud
special to the Journal says : Judges Daxter
and Scarlo of the district court have just
handed down an Important decision In what
known as the Avon school case- , whereby
the school district and Its teacher arc en
joined from using the school house to give
religious Instruction or to teach the Roman
Catholic catcchlam. Thtt decision applied to
all public schools In the Htatc , and to all re
ligious creeds. The practice of teaching the
catcchltm Is held to be contrary to the con
stitutional guaranty of freedom of conscience ,
Ill-lit llH Of II I ) ! ! } ' .
NEUKASKA CITY , April 27 ( Spe
cial ) David Dcasley died this even Inn at
the residence of his son-in-law , II V West-
brook , aged 80 jears. The deceased was n
farmer nnd stock miser , and vvas one of
the pioneer residents of the countpi com
ing here In 1S64. He was the * father of
sixteen children , twelve of whom survive
him.
him.CAUlSll'HC
CAUlSll'HC ! , April ST. Prlnco Louis
William August of DadiMi , brother of the
grand duke of linden , died toiluj- .
UUNUAIl , Neb. April 2C ( Special )
David Deasley , aged " 'J , pas < od away early
Sunday morning nt the home of his daugh
ter , .Mrs. D. K. Wretbrook. Ho had been
sick for thrco weeks , and vras nable > tc
take nny nourishment mn t of the time.
5Ir Deasley was one of the pioneer settlors. ,
having come here In the60s. . He loaves
a large family.
HERO IS ENSHRINED
( Continued from Second Page. )
tlon books opened In business offices. As
a result of this stirring up of public feeling ,
when half the allotted sixty days had ex
pired , on April 27 , the day the corner stone
of the monument was laid , the Grant Monument
ment association announced that $202SOO.CO
had L'ccn raised during the month When
the campaign closed on May 'M. 1S)2 ! ) , the
amount had reached the neeesfary $350,000.
lleforc that jcar was out $401,000 had been
subscribed , which added to the earlier sub
scriptions of $155,000 , made a total of $559-
000. The balances left In the trust com
panies have brought the fund up to $000,000.
IN THE OLD TO.MII.
Sixteen dajs niter the death , Iho body of
General Grant was laid , on August S , 1SS5.
In the temporary vault In Hlvnrsldc park.
On a little knoll , which vas always the
first spot In the vicinity to tell of the approach
preach of spilng nnd the last to take on the
garb o ! winter , the temporary tomb stands.
The first loach of woik done upon It was on
Tuesday , July 28 , 1SS5 , five dajs after the
death of General Grant. In length thu struc
ture la seventeen feet. In width twelve feet
four Inches , In helulit twenty-one feet Its j '
one door opens toward t o Hudson river. J i
The floor of the tomb Is something moro I
than two feet below the biirfaco of the knoll I
and Is reached by stone1 steps from the door. I
Per the proper placing of the coflln and Its I 1 i
steel casing brick piers were built up from I
the lloor to above the door level. The tomb I
vvas declared finished shortly after noon on
Priday , August 7 , and the steel caMng hav
ing been set on the i Icrs , ovei > tiling was
In readiness for the placing of the coffin
In It on the follawing day.
Although a constant guard was kept nt
this tomb , and the grating kept always
locked half a doren jears ago the guardians
discovered one day that two names had been
scratched on the face of U-o htcel casing
lo fie casket. The guard was more strictly
kept after that and the vandals were kept
aw ay.
THUEE SEPARATE COPPINS.
During the cloven jears and eight months
thnt the bodj of General Grant was In thu
temporary tomb , It was enclosed In three
, ofllns There was one of copper nnd celir
one of polished cedar , and one of stool The
two first are n .w scaled In the sarcophagus
which Is In the crjpt of the now tomb , the
steel . casl.ct having been removed. Its place
has been taken by live tons of rolld granite.
The first coffin is air tight and is con
sidered Indestructible. It Is six feet long
and the outer cpko of cedar Is covcied with
black cloth The metallic Intel lor Is cop
per 1 > , highly poll/shed , und Is one-eighth of uii
inch thick The frames and portals aio c'
solid silver ; the tup is open the full length
Sib covered with a heavy , French plate ,
beveled gla&s. Over tills glass the lid fits
to make the copper coflln complete , and on
the lid Is a gold plate , fixed with gold
bcrcws , which bears the Inscription"U. .
S. Grant , Died July 23 , 1885. " The handles
are massive , of a special design , and are of
silver. : Within , the codln is lined with
tufted silk , light cream In color , with a pil
low , on which Is embroidered In white the
Initials , "U. S. G. "
Tlie second coffin Is solid icdar nnd serves
as a strong piotcctor for the first. Inside It
Ish lined heavily with lead , outside It Is
highly pollched nnd heavily mounted with
silver.
The steel case , which formed the third
covering , which was largo enough to permit
Cltl
the coffin to lit snugly , was the most remarkable -
markablo of the three. U was of flve-
elgbths-lnch : metal of the finest quality ,
flanged nt cvt'ry angle and so heavily riveted
and carqfully madu that neither air nor
water could find a pin point of entrance
wnj- . It was made at Troy , N. Y. The
gicatest care was taken In Us consliuctlon.
KIt was a perfectly plain steel box , broken
only by the double line of rivets , which
were driven homo and welded with the
understanding : that they were never to be
drawn. They weie almost a part of the
diKt
steel casing itself.
NEW .MEMORIAL TOMIJ.
One hundred feet above mean high water
of the Hudson river , the Giant monument
stamK a solid pllo of white granite 150 feet
n height. The first teventj'-two feet of this
iclght Is n cube of the Gieclan doilc oulcr.
which measures ninety feet on all fcidcH. The
entrance on the southern side , Is enclosed
by a portico made up of a row of recessed
ui
columns. Above and behind the portico
w
rises an almost blank wall , which will one | ,
lay be relieved by the four equestrian tit
.tatucs shown usually In plans of the monu-1 ) ) (
inont , and finishes In a parapet which shows | li ;
upon Its face tha sculptured figures of peace It
and war. , ,
Above the parapet , there starts abruptly jj
cupola , seventy feet In diameter , sur- t (
rnundeil , as n relief , with Ionic colunuia , ' p. .
Around the crown of the cupola a line of ' M
fusees surmounted with caslcn , coni
necta the columned diuni with the
pjramldlcal top. The ( lawless granite-
of which the tomb consists lo of dotted
whitish gray taken from a quarry of uni
form grain , and Is eo light In tone that In
the strong sunlight It Is hardly distinguish
able from marble. Passing up the great
steps which extend three quarters of the
way across the front of the structure , one'
comes first to the doors of the tomb , filling
n vparo sKteen feet four and one-half
Inches In height and nine feet In width Of
bone-dried ash , covered thickly with n com-
po'lllon of copper and tin , these doors weigh
three and one hMf tons. In each door are
three pRiuOs , ornamented with IIS bronze
rotettes , the twenty-four on the larger con
lial p.im > l being each twice the lire of il
man's flAt tnd all riveted to the < < oors with
henvj bolts , llejond the doois nftet u
clear space c' thlrly-clixht feel. Is a twent >
Hvo foot orcnlit ; dliectly over the ervpl
ben.nth The Interior of tlie monument tn
croBs sbipcd and the four corner arches art-
fifty fett above the lloor. On these nri he"
tests an open uallrrj with an Innni diameter
of foity feel , which Is itpi ronched l < j two
circular corner stairways , cadi with fl\tj-l
nlno slops. Above the palicry oUend.s tlm
paneled dome. 17S fert above the flonr , and |
below through the opening can be teen the
lower floor , and still lower the rr.vpt with
the sarcophagus
The pcndeiitlves formed between the cir
cular dome nnd the aiilies are deroiat'd In
high icllef sculpture , emblematic of the mili
tary and civic life of Gencinl Grnni The
crjpt Is leached by side stalr-
wajs , which lead dliectly Into the
passage encircling the space In
which teats the sarcophagus This passage -
sago Is shut In by square columns which sup
port the paneled marble colllni ? . The ar-
coplmgus re ts In the confer of the crjpt HO
feet lielow the domo. Of all the norplcvJiiR
questions which arose In eonnc-ctlon with the
now tcmb thu qie.itc'St was that of obtaining
suitable inateilal for the saieopluiKiis. The
proper quality was found , after long search.
In the quarries of Mimtello , WIs. , a porphjiy
of flno teUuio. brilliantly icddleh In color
Cut from the tolld rock. It is highly polUhod ,
icflectlng the neat by surfaces as It rests In
the crypt. The great block Is ten feet four
Inches long , flvo foot blInolie : . wide and
four feet eight Indira high and welilis live
tons In this immense block a space was
hollowcl out Into which the rolllncd IP
malm of G.noral Grant wereHvvcrcd Tho'i
the ( np stonevvas sot nnd the sarcophagus
again became as a nolld block. It Is plain ,
'live for the simple on iavcvl Insi-rliitljn at
the t laud of the oantono | , "Ulvsus S Grant "
Ihu pedi stiil on wlilrli ( lie sinenpliaKUs rests
Is a bo.ii.tic of ton fi'i'l ten liahrs. Th"
lower online of file foot eight Inclu" Is made
In sections above 'vhlch Is
, a fhc-lnrh In
dented I'onrsc. Still above this aio two hi > avj
blocks of marble , on which the sarcophagus
dlrcptij ii'U. 'Iho total height of all Is seven
and one-half ftet
Sonm day the body op Mis Giant will rc-
p so beside Hint of her husband ! n a dupll
catii of the sarcophagus now in the crjpt of
thu tomb.
llfCIMillllll to < ! u > PlTMllllMlt.
NEW YOHK , April ' 27. The reception of
Ihu president and vice president nt
the Union League club this even-
lug was a fitting culmination of tlie
daj's events Pi operations for the event
had be-on made In the moht lavish manner.
The president uriived nt ! > o'clock. Ilo was
proceeded by Vice Piosldont Hobart and
the members of the cabinet
The preside-ill wab c.'coitcd by Gcmeial
Horace Porter and J. Addlson Porter , sec
retary to the president Moro than 1 000
Invitations had been Issued , and fully half
that number wcie accepted
The Invited giuats Included diplomatic
corpi , Illshops Porter and Ncwnmii Arch
bishop Corrlgan and a host of fcic-lgn and
American dignitaries , Manj olllcoia of thu
armv and navj were also in attend nice.
Supper for the president and liU party waa
served at a late hour Ir the alcove. The
ether Invited guests partook of a bumptuouy
supper In the main dining room , while the
members roi aired to the smaller rooms on
the third and fourth floors Costly souvenirs
of the occasion , cent-lining pictures of the1
gucits of honor , wore distributed.
IHniliT ! < > Mrs. Ili-lvlnlry.
NEW YOtK : , April 27. A dinner In honor
of Mrs. McKInlcy , wlfo of the president , was
given tonight , by MIH. Abncr McKInlcy In
the banquet hall of thn Windsor hotel. Cov-
erajl were laid for thirty guests. While Mrs.
Strong , wife of the major , was conversing
with Mrs. McKlnley Uio suddenly swooned
and fell to the lloor. The doctois snld that
the illness vvas duo to a BC-VCIC attack of in
digestion. Mis. Strong soon recovered ficm
her indisposition
lln > ( Ki.si-iM i' < l ill Ciili-nn ,
GALENA , 111. , April 27. Tlie noventy-fl'th
anniversary of Grant's birthday wan cele
brate , ! here under the auspices of the Grant
Birthday association. Galena was filled with
vlsitcra. The city was gaily decoiated. An
Impcolng street parade began the exercises.
The oration vvas d ° Ilvered hy Hev. Robert Mc-
In'yro of Chicago.
II n jo llriuttfli 1'oos HiiMt.
Mnj'or rirontcli loft lust nlulit for his old
home In Connecticut , vvliiTo bo will lemaln
some- ten days , visiting hit aged mother ,
who Is very 111. lie- will nlso visit bin son ,
Jnmrs Wallace Ilroateh. who is studjlng
Ynlo This Is the tilp the m.ivor hm
been contemplating for .some worka , lint
bus rcpo.itidly postponed on account of pol
itics. The nbsenco of Mityor Hiontc i m.ikoH
Piohldcnt IlliiKhnm of the- city council net-
tins mayor for the time being. Mayor
Ilroateh s.iUl he would lieawuy at kuht
ten dnj-.s , und possibly longer It Is t\-
pootcd how over , that he vvl'l return hi-foro
May 10 , when , hla toim of office c-xplrc.s.
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WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE BlB
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD " CASTORJA , " AND
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"PITCHER'S C ASTORIA , " AS OUR TRADE MARK.
ncu
/ ' DR. SAMUEL PITCHER , of Hyannis , Massachusetts , In
was' the originator of "PITCHER'S ' CASTORIA , " the same coi
that has horns and does nowj&fits ' " ° " coir
j&fit--s
* coiL
- -
bear thofsc-simile signature of ( a&fflaJM wrapper , .
This is the original " PITCHER'S ' CAS10RIA" which has been L
used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought , . ' ' * ° nand an
' , $ ? * # IMi
C& % % 1MI7
& M
and has the 'signature of wrap for
dr
per. No ono has authority from me to use my name except ' Ho
7'hs Centaur Company of which Chas. H , Fletcher is 'MI tin
lat
° resident. an
nil
8,1897. mi tin
\v
Do Not Be Deceived , bola 1 ' °
7'
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting tin res
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you po ral to
( because he makes a few more pennies on it ) , the ingredients bo
no
gredients of which even lie does not know. and full
"The Kind You Have .Always Bought" di nn HOWl
BEARS THE FAG-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF do to l
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part
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on Having mite pr <
The Kind That Never Failed TOIL Bid In to
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COMPANY. TT HUH T IET. HtW VO * WW. Jin
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cure ncuto or tmiauilitr imuiimtlpm In from on
to the tin } * , Si IP , rlu jllng IMIIIJI tn nny pntt
of the Kul ) M M Oil l > ) n few iloti * A prompt ,
' complete. uti 1 I'crnmi.cnl cure for InmcncM ,
rorrnrim , ftllT tmck nn.t nil | > .iln > In lili. | < niul
loin * Clir < ml ( ? ilicun.ntlnii nl.ulon Unnli.\co or
tmln In the 1'mk n\t \ fpfo.llty enrol u r U1 ni
i fnlli lo ulve n-llcf from one or two < liw ( < , nnd
nlmr.'t Invnrlolily cnrci before o o liottle li
' u ed Price IVc
Improved lloiiHii patlila Iliniu
pan ) put up n Frpnrate cutv tor nit > ill < ajc.
Ai all ilriimlfls moitl ) S5 ctiits ( luulu to
llrnllh trtr
1'eiootml Icltos to 1 ref Mun > MI , 1 ! > 05 An-b
Hud l * lliuldphfn 1'u. nnvrrcil with fr
nioillcfil mlviif rnr an )
Onnrnntco to CU E EVElfST
or aiOM'S liKrUKDUU.
Our euro I ) p. ' ir. ticnt and t.ct | < atchlnff vip. ( Moi
iKMod Kn tiumnKo lmi > ni irMino kj inptuii Uncis
llj Ui n1bliiKj our cnnc fully mitrr&l you bj n. ll.
tnd < Rl o -.mo.tronBpuM mcc to cure or refund
ill inonc' } ' lliuSu who prcfff to come Icrt' for tnnt-
m ftt innilo ku utul wo will t > ay iAllrou ffm both trny *
ncl'iOll tills nlilla licit ) If wo full to rt.itVvchal. .
If-Tiae ll.f vtoilil forr& o thot our Mimic llpmnly
will not cutt * VVrlt fur full | > nrtlctilai nntl Kri the
fvlilrnrrVrl nwlbt > ouMol.t-tli | lJti'tlytotoo ,
th nu ) t cinliani | .lijslrl ! u htre ncvt-r btrn lilo
to Ktre tnorb tlmn ttniHiinrr | rilltf Inoul trnyt rs
piiullfvnllli this JIuulu Iteincily It lit * tctnmnic
tlinlrult tominiiino iL3prt > ju > lkiMienlii t nil Ao nllnl
pricllicft. Utit tinilei uur rtrontr utifiiitnteorou should
not In fItnle Iu try tliln nini ilj. You uko no chtuoi * C
lo < lnit jour money. Wo Ru ir.ntro lo uitp or rflwnj
ivirjr doMnr nml M wo Imvp n rrpttntlbn to proli-ct ,
nlv ) ilnsnolnl buikluK of t < l.ll > ( l ( HO. ) it Is pcrliclly
fafe to nil who will try tt > trt ilnaMt. llerLtofuroo'i '
LATP IK-CN puttlnir up ntul pil u > < nt your inonry fo <
.lltlttont trc ( iTiiiit ( nil MtliouKli you rr li"t j 11 rated
no onp Ilia ( UK ! iMtcL.our tnu t > Do not MIM > ! O an > *
inoroiiiunev unnl > ou fiy UK UM.thiunlc ilripfeiktFil
oan-i ) cured In thlity lo ninety il s. lnv ( . lli'to our
nimnflnl standlntr , cur reputation an tu lncr * men *
\Villd us fin iiHiMm anil milict. ! < ui of llione vie | IM
( Mrctl , * vho Uavu RUtn i nnl lc'i to rcicr to them.
It costs you only | wl K totla IliH , It " 111 M\VC joun
HOI Kiel fullellntfln in nirtitiil ttnln i on I If JOUKM
nmrrlcU uhil \ * y } our olT pilni ; utfor IhroURh > our
own tu ( ill a.ncel If jour n ) inpluiiH nro plinpl on lactv
rurc thrunt , nmctns tir.tchun in mouthrhriiinatl m 13
bunca Aitil julnttf. hnlr fnllli out , cmi tlou on nr. ]
t nit ol I Mr body. In llnff o. " ifrn. iHl cli | ivi < lon , pnln > In
hrad or IHIIICH , joii have lut tlmo to WTt . INtxo uhij
nrr con tAntl ) tnlon , ; mercur > intl pitAsli houttl dl *
rotitlnuttlt. Ocitlant u o or tho-o aiuffft will f'ircljr
lirliik'foil's nml titlutt ulccr < In thi mil. I'on't ' fi.ll to
wntc All coireMX'iidiiico ' nt 0ealf * In plain tuvil *
0c | < VVvliitltn the most rvi.l lnvi' t i-nlloa HlUwlll
ilt > all tu uur ijontr tu aid j o'l in IU Addufci ,
REMEDY 60. . MicBgo , III.
EVERY WOMAN
SoinotliiH-a m-oils n re'll.ihlo
nmntl'ly regulating medloluo.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL pILLS ,
Aropivimpt , sifu ai i ! cei tnlti In rc'iil' The gonu-
ItioU'r l'r.U' ) ut > iir.lKii..uit | , . Kentanvwhern.
tl.OO Blicrinan i McCciml.t ! Drin ; Co. , 1I1J
Dtiilgc Stud OnmniL ' ! - - . *
G.W.PangleM.D.
. . , . .
Till ? GOOD SAMARITAN
25 YEKR'S EXPERIENCE.
of ZliHftascft ol' men ant !
oi > Tin ;
World's II tn bill DIsjirnMiry of Mrdlcfif ) .
I CIMti : Ciittmli of Head , Throat mul
Lungs , DlMiitcH ol Kjo niul i.ir : , 1'ilH nnd
Apoplexy , Ileiirt. llui and Kldnoy DlhC-u-oB ,
DIuLetei , HllghL'H Dltcatc , ft VitllH DlilK-C ,
Itlic-immtlsin , bciofulit , DmpM cured vtlthmit
lapping , Tniio vviiriim lemovcd , nil chronic
Nervous mill 1'rlvnto Dl-eii'-c-s.
Tn o'lnw Iln'l
middle iiBtd men.
Only I'lijtfclnii ' who enn
pioiierlj euie SVl'IIILIS
without cle-btiojIiiH' teeth und liuncb. No mc-i-
ctiij cir poison nilnoinl und
Thu only riijhlclun who can loll vUuit alia
joii ullhoiit ii6kli'u ( | Uosllin
IhiibO nt u dlHtnnro tc-nd for ( juestlon
blank No. 1 lor men ; No 2 lor women.
All conoHpondc'iice stilctly couUdcntliil ,
Medicine Bent by oxpie-ss.
AddropB all li tiers to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
C55 llioitilnny , COWNTir. IIMirr.S. IA
frr
Couticil Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL , $100.000
\VI3 SOLICIT VOUH
\VB nr.siuu YOUII COLLECTIONS.
ONI : or THI : OLDHST n AMCM i.v IOWA.
i-isii CINT I > AID ON TIMI : nin-osiTS.
OALL , AND SIZE UB Oil \VII1TIC ,
Tinllnriiiini of Iliein nil ,
BURTON & bANGl R'i FLAYERS
Ojii-ratli Hiinil niul Orclui tru 18 IVoplo
KlKlit N'lRhlH , Coniint nrlatf Buinlay , Apill "
Brother Ae iiist brother.
TlHhhovv Hint | ili"iUCH HID | . , iilo New inufk' ,
! FOIIRH , new I-IH tliililun .l.iH think < if II , It
thinpor I him in ftnj ni hiiiiiu niul hum MIIK
I'llrtp I lyiner llnnr KiontK , Kallcr > mul bal
cony 10 cpulB B.ilunliiy tiittllni-c , 19 ittiln.
rw1
SPECIAL NOTICES ]
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS- |
mv i.kUNus , ntuiT , I-AUM AKII UAUUI.M ;
In mix for sale or rent. Uuy & HCKB , 9 1'carl
ureet.
1'ioiioHiilH for muloh iioiHu1 * , tin'ch COHH
nnd mill - U. S. Indl.in Service , Kosobud
Aironr-v. HouolUd , Houtli DaUoln , Alirll r ,
So.il"d propoHiH , Indorsed "J'rojioH.iIrt
.Miilu.H , etc. , " , m tlio ( .IKO nuiy be. .ind ml-
droKsod ( o tlio unilcrHlsriocl at Itoselmd ,
Houth D.iltotn , will lie iL-c-Klvod lit tlilH
iuonoy nn'll uno o'clock p m. of Monday ,
May 2. lfeD7 , for fiirii'HhlnK ' and dollvoiliu at
Ki-hool connected with tills iiKoncy , not
later than Ilility C0) ! ) diiiH aftir notk-c of
apniovnl of con t met , g mull" * , 'i IIOIHCH , 15
nillcli OOVVH mul 1 bull , In -ordanco with
following upccliu atioiiH. viz : Mtilcn
iniiHt bo Hound nnd Kcntlo In tnory rcppcct ,
ll bruktn lobarnii" ) , free from blLinlHhcH.
bolvvoon ! > and 7 years old nntliHH tl'an 14
andH lilgli , and vvdKli not lesu tliuu K < >
poiuiilH i-iirli llornc'K niiiH bo botvvoen 5 ami
yoarw : of < IKO , fico from blomlHbcB , well
broken to liarncfH , HOUIII ) and Kontlo In uvory
rt.spcc't , to vvt'lKli botivten I''O and l.Ho
poiuiilH caoli , well miitihul In gait anil
raised In the ttoctlon of country conlleuoim
tlio t.ioo ! of delivery Mlloi COVVH miiHt
balf JerHoy , K'iitle and Humid In all re-
KpcotH , butvvocn ! 1 anil ! > ye.ir of age , vvululi
litui than W Ibx , cacb Hull miiHt Im
Jer.scy , between 'i and 4 ycarx of IIKO
to vvricb not less ( ban 900 poundH ,
Hound , uil ( toiitio In eveiy respect , lllddrrrt
Htato npccllloally In tlulr bld HID
proponed pi Id ) of cneh anlin.il offerrd for
llvoiy under a contract , and all anlinahi
dlveied ; under any ( ontra''t will bo nubjcct
a rlKliI limpcctloii Tlio tlKlit IH re-
xervod tn reject nny and all blilH , or any
of any bid , If ( Icciiu'd fur tliu bent
IntoieKt of UKHervlce Cerllllid chrrltK
Kiicli ' bill miiHt b accompankd by a rrrllflul
chock nr draft upon xoine United Htnliii
iiojioHltory , or solvent Natlonul Jiank , In
vicinity of the rtuldinui of tbu blildcr ,
inudo payabln to the order of the Commit-
xloticr of Indl.in Affnlr for at kuat I per
of thu amount of the iiroposal , which
cheek or draft will bo forfeited to the
United Slate M In oano any bidder or bld-
roci Ivlntf an award Bhall fall tr >
promritly exec-uto u contract with good und
tmfllolcnt mirclleH. otherwlxo to bo returneil
thu bidder. Illds ii ompnnlcd by cuult
lieu of a certified cheek ' " 111 not bo con-
Blderfd , Kor any additional Information
apply tot Chau. K. McCtiesngy , U. t ) .
Iiidlun AfwH.