Nebraska Newspapers

    THE CTMAIIA DAILY BEE : MOXDAV.
H COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
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t' * r Etglr laundry te ata
rr - > -i on u rrery nor * * ? . 7S < Bwsy.
\ \ .no Ka e. the lt-car-id b y wb *
tut' itloei * lit * drmktoc
< . ' vh-rty MI Stt r
If v .t tin city Jtfl. He * as very 131
t- ' s rtJc-3 jcr tty during tlw dr. Hit was
O- M t-v il z ; .
E. J rfla * . Ki rtitl f the
W ' itTK.n ncbool , Clih-kso nrrtvcd In the
t ves-rrday jBemteg. She will te ch
j'in , -j Bnsjer wtwk and reading tn the
< j Ty itpJt ; tt. wlitab bprini. in the Waih-
IciL eveatw IniUduig this rooming.
J.-th Weprott , ag3 S ye rr , dh-d yrterdty
k. < , - ilork , tftfaan Hint * * f two days ,
fri'-T. ' ( r. l n inlnatvim. Tbe fnn ral will
01 jr .ram tie rt idenct of tie parent * . Mr.
ar Mrs. H ry TTetiPott. HE South First
S.U-M ihlK arterntoa. at 4JB o'clotk.
W-K Minu B. V. McGradtr , aged 2 . died
a itr home , ISIS Seventh avenue , at S t ,
is > a'ur6ay after an extended illness of
tv ytars Sbe had lieto a resideat of this
fj-v wtnij--foor years The faaeral ocmrrcd
from tbe nsJdience j-erterdty tfternoen at
1 otlork Intcrcxiat wt ? at Fairview.
A prire ficbt te a Snisi wts arranged to
taht place on the ponti bbore of Ltkt
JAar-awt ycsaerday tften > o a brtwwn Bogne
Rb : > iii * of ManiHa and tn uaknewa pag ,
but j-.s promoters ftilt-d to poll It oL ! There
wts not a smf ! > ci nl attendance to make p
tie required 7 urhe3t was. reported that
tie aghl tcek pltpe after nightfall In a
tentProf
Prof Hissey returned yw-terdey from a
very artive educational campaignHe s-poke
en Friday to tie teacitii of Crawford ,
Carroll and Can counties , at tie three
separate institutes that are being held , and
also to tie faculty ia charge of the institute
la Audubna couaty. In etch of these lns.ll-
to'ct a number of tiachcrs announced their
it'uitjon of attending tie county institute
that begins htre oa Monday.
Tht Southwestern Iowa Log Itollir.g atro-
ciati.ia of the Modem Wondmeji of America
h O its aniual fes.tlvltif * at Lake Maaawa
ye4.-iTaty afternoon. The attendance -was
not as largr as wa * antiriptled , but there
wert enough nf tbe members tnd their
frrf-ncls present to fill tie jiavillon ia tie
Grand Plaza. A lengthy proCTam was ear
ned out Addresses were deJivwed in tie
pav.mn t > T Sovere-rns Clark T. Yates and
A H Burnett of Omaha. Half an hour
was , evoled to FpAkiag. . The remainder of
the 7irogram tt tie Plaia consisted of ama-
tfur boat races logs race , scull rtt-e tub
race , women's- font race tnd swimming con
tests The rcmtinder of tie afternoon was
drviVed to contents et Manhattan beici. ia3
cotteis-.ed of bicycle races , tmate-ur foot
ra-es a tiree-lcgged rare , coat and vest
rtce , tad a boys" tick race. The Maahattaa
Bi-Bvi company oCered a special prase to
the best ftsmale swimmer. The foatwts
dosed at SO. and tbe priie ? w-ere awarded
tt tbe Grand Plaza at B o'clock. In addi
tion to tbe fine program arranged by the
Woodmen , the regular mueictl tnd drtmttic
program at tie Plarji was carried out.
C B. Vlavl Co _ fcmtie ren.ey ; consaltatloa
trt-e. Office hotirs , ! TO U tnd I to . Health
book lurnlsiea. S2C-527-22S Mrrriam blott.
X. T. Plumbtnc company. Tel. ISO.
Vj DomeFtlr snap wrappers tre good for
six silver tf-acpoons ,
_
Cnttlcinr ' Ilauli Will Ll jnltlatP.
The annoanscmeat was made yesterdry thiJ
tie Cattlemen's "bank , located on Fifth ave
nue and MtSn street , will today go late
voluntary liquidation. Tbe bank , and th
building inwilch it is located , are owned
by W. L. Kemey. tnd tie withdrawal from
tie banking business is not made aecu-ssary
by any financial e-miarra Jment. Mr. 3ver-
ner explains * * > * * there was simply not
e-ntmgb business to Justify him in tying up
the large capital necessary to operate the
bank especially when he cou3 use it In
other ways mare profitably. The demand for
rooaev has receatly fallen off. and the ma
jority"of the applications were for long time
Jeans at lie prevailing low rattis of interest
estAll of tbedepositor * , of tie bank will
lie paid promptly in full npnn lie presenta
tion of tbeir checks. The bank Is the young
est financial institution of tie kind In tic
c-ty although it has been established for
srvcn or eight years Mr. Kemey aanoaaces
that he will l-creafter coafine iimself to i
t raight loan business
The genuine DomeEtic soap wrappers we
rd. Beware cf imitatitint.
FKh annual fllscouat sale SO per cert to
all cash customers. DarftxFaralturo Co. .
503 aad i07 B'way. \
I'nnrrnl ro tMind A cm In.
The postponed funeral of the late Henry
Huuiins was again postponed yesterday
until CSO : this evening on account of the
ncn arrival of a non of tbe deceased , who wai
expected to arrive from r > envrr. The fu
neral will I * under the auspices of tie Ma
sonic fraternity. Worshipful Master W. H _
Binfler hut Issued a call for all members
of Bluff City lodge No. 71. Ancient Free
end Accepted Masons , to meet tt Masonic
trmplf at S:30 this afternoon to attend the
funeral.
Tie genuine Domestic soap is tie first
trade. The imitation is a cheap grade
CattlruirnV IlanU Will Llqtildulr.
M.r W. L. Kemey. the owner of the Csl-
( lemra's bank of this rity , oa and after this
dfcie , will conduct strictly a loan busiaess ,
and discontinue tie banking branch of the
tmsintcs that Jferrtofore he" has 'albo l * n
mgtgtid ia ,
All flncsu4 dfposits with eald lituk wilt !
\t paid when cUlfd for , tnd til titae dt-
p3ru- will be laid tt miturity.
Mr Kcrney w-m sidl occupy tbe office that
the business of the Cattlemen' * Bank hat ;
formerly been cuciduclel In , ti ht himself
is tie owner of the building.
I'ool Crn > ld. .
ATLANTIC , la. . Aug. 1. ( Special Telr-
rrmi ) Cash Gilbert , a tramp , had his foot
crufcbed betwc-ea the bumpers of car * in an
extra f night going west tils noon. It wfll
lsvf to be amputated. Hi ptreaic tre
prominent dtlreas of Gm-svllle , O ,
norr J > t Arirro Danrr.
CrTHRlE , O. TAug. . 1. At tnldaight
last tight a row oorurrt > d at a negro dance
and 'ie pallettUrmjiU'd ta mtke cereral
tmt. * when a p * tn-rtl Crht ensued tnd tie
jitlire used force to protect themselves.
Auustaat Martial Bithep struck a negro
caoM 3 1,0 ue ot r thtt bead with hie tt
vcJvir kiiockltie him dewn tnd tt the same
Unjf the nrapira was dUcitrped. ihe ball
t-x .critig the bt-cd uf i.uoticr negro in the
crowd mnita&g in tis detti a few hours
Vouuc : l * -oj > lr' AIIlnui4Cunt rutluu.
I'lTTSBCRC. Pa. . Aisg1 Tbe TBUCE
PtjJf s tan we onrnduiJi'J itt ooaveotioa
tttt afifriiuuu wuh a eeticrtl bcrrice trfi in
Ctrmgie Mutic halt Over O09 peojae at-
Iftidei A grand cherus rtuidered "Praise Ye
Jte Father' tfter which Rev. J. CHwa -
rf cr of Oevdand offered a pri JCT and wai
d by addresee * by Bliiopx Etcher tnd
Brn-fogel The ttetien closed with a chorus ,
totaled 'Sactte die Itr ErUtstti St-id "
Dr. rurtUV11I Lav
GENEVA. N. T , Aug. i. Dr. Richard a
Cortls , cf tl * f acultr of tie ValvereUjr til
CJJctro. kt 6pcj4t.d tht joBitloa of pro-
* t * ir tt cfac-nrtrpr la Holirn
SALVATION FOR EVERYBODY
Ls ps r m tie ? aib rf tit
E re it Lur.
1ST MAKES THE WAY PLAIN TO ALL
rirllrf In the 7 > nrlilnc of tfce Mrrk
and Iron I jnt.arrnr mid I'rse
ller of lilt. Prc -j > t IB-
nrc Ilfdriniitlvn.
RfT. s. M , PtrUnt amniHI B&rtcj
n ! -C t : * yrtfcra jH xi * Cfcrhthwi
* * el ( " , HV tcrt Hfte-rws
* * U. 1-4 : There-
J we , ire ocbt t sire lie isnre trtKt bo l
t UMUitet * nJrtcivrp Imv ? b .r Jest
it t v tbw vr them ) d ) rt tb B .lip. FM
tt tb < - wttrfl po\f bj j.acJi was
tad rvrrr trtimprt tliti an
a Just rpeefnpetror of rewtr4
ir fir If ve nerieft t *
vttloawhirl at the firm fcepta t * l > e
by tin- Lord , tnfl * , ooairmc * unt u
tiM'in tb.t bfir _ Him ? Gofi.l .
tliea tt j ; . h ii with Elpns tnfl
and itb Jit-art mirurifs tafl ptfu ol ti
HoljGbori. . arporfllnt ; tc His Own w l. '
Tbt njif-lcfr poitee oat tb j > niliJiritl
of ihr hoot , i bow IDC bow It dlEcrpi Iron
oth r btiftkp f tin- graft ? ! . Kot pa-rr a
of diCerest tiollrfc In rt-gtri to lit
tlilp. Hf piiid that ic hi * ranfl ! thpre via
o doubt tf to Pnl tx-lnp Uie autbor toi
thet It was wrttiea to tbe Hebrew * -K * > B bad
ecctTtpd tip nev fcilh tnfl were tiring at-
tactei by others of their own rtcenbi
fbarpod tiraKith leaving the filth of tbt-1 :
lathurt , which -nt * lufl down by .Mosts
ii , the -rut t.Me o ! btunaa uarure aai
lie IrtJJeviEe Hebrew's Rere irithoct i
r or a4rl er they -withstood thp attcrt
with flifSruJty. * TVe don't lHeve BK ou :
pranfilEtherf beUerpd , aor 60 we beSitve thai
tbey 4td uTtiac or briieveS WTOU ? ; ia tbeU
tune. " $ a.W the jirett ± er. "hot we live li
a diJTereat ape. tnd bale better adraottc
to pa 13 fcaowicdcF thaa they had , beare oni
faith is Miaiewhat different frosi theirs.
"Ood epotf thrpcgh tiEe.t In tie b cir.ala. ; .
later He fcpoVe Ihronpb propbeU. me aerl
fjiote to ut through His Son. and tbi-a
taroutb ttrse ttat heard Hint , la Mcses
tlrae trery oae J-cceired a jn t recutapeaet
for hi ? tin. arcorfilag ta the Ifss of Mttctu
Of the twelve tlmt were cheeK ; to po aaeai
and make a report of the pnnnifcpa Jaad
ten remmed with aa evfl repon Eiid were
serer allov.ed again to enter It. JJot
hims-tilf ai uiced ucdue power -when bt
ttrucfc the rock and brought forth wate :
and wet neicr tllowcd to eater the ] anfi
that V d l > eea promis-ed hlni. He was t ] .
lowt-d to loot upon it. irat not to enter
If thrre 5s anything that flipplenseE God , i :
If lact ol confifieare in Hid or lack oi
coortge on our own put. GaS reward !
every act of courage and every tiow o ;
retried or confiflecce toward Him. Go2 wu
di r3pase3 wjrh the lact af faith or tbi
part of the Israelite * aad only the two thai
broncbt a correct aad loatst report of til
land tbey had lieea pent TO examine wtrt
allowed to eater ii. Tbcs if 'the word tpaVe :
by angel ? was rtecdfatt and every trans-
prcf. ? oa and disobedience reccirefl a Jut re
ward " should -we not only give rome ear
nest heed , trat laore etraei-t heed to tif
thiaes nalch we now hear ? Salvation comes
thrcrjii licarini ; I hare no sympathy will
thopf who believe thtt whea a maa sat , oart
aeconie a Otristiaa and fdt tie grape o ;
God that be caa never Jtll Iron grace. Cn-
ICEF we eonstanUj- take heed to tie preach
ing of God's -word , continue in prayer. w <
will drift backward Into tie world and in
lost eteruEHy. There were a number o'
ealvatinns riven by different ones befori
Chris-t caine into the world , but tie palva-
tloa whiti we jirtECi was first Fpoken bj
tie Son , Christ , aecause tie cutbor ol om
salvatloa , throe gi suffering. He nert :
preached alvati3a nil tfter craclniion
In the tenth verse cf tliif saae chapter wi
reed : Tor it became Him Jorobom trf
all things , and ay whoa are til things , li
Irlndns a.any K IE onto glory , to mate tb <
captain of their e&lvaiion perfect through
ufferiap " Christ first tpoVe salvation cat :
tie tposUes , and then commanded them Ji
preach Itunto the people of every -nation.
After the word had ieea confirmt-3 to TIS w (
iave no need of miracles. After we iar <
lieard the word "how tiall we escape if wi
neglect so great salvntioa ? ' Indifferenci
toward Goi and tie church IE cne of ti <
greatert mietates made by Christian * of t&
dar There 5s hardly no escape for ti <
one -Rio tae liecome IndiSerent to tiesi
tiinps. as lis heart Incomes hardened u > <
cannot be touchedTtlE is a great aJvtUo :
fool need er <
and ret * o simple that no
thereinIt is great because It KETCJ tin
soul Irom rin It to great because tie tot
of God tad 10 * u2cr. even unto acati , ti
obtain It. All tie civilisation and hap
pines * of tils world are brought to ui
' "
tirouch lie gospel-
U "the close of the sermon a letter o :
recominendatioa Irom the diurch at OaVJaw
lormtl. old-fathioned hand
was read and n
Eiake was teniered tie new pastor aad in
-wife.
with Domestic eoan.
Silver tearpoons go
MOTOn COMPAXY EXPLAI-N * DEl'lCIT
Miowlnt
Serer Sworn tn rmi-nt
Caufcc of CotnpBnjrinanclal
Einl > arrmu f nt.
PnbJSc iater < * t ins It-en awakfaod iy thi
remartable statement recently published b :
tie Omaha & Council Blufls Railway ani
Bridge company , tbowing a heavy deaeit ii
it * linanceE. aad there hat been a good < 3ea
cf curiosity evinced to tnow tie exac
causes. To gratify this demand tie compan :
hat fnmlKhed for publication a Terifiei
statement of It * indebtedness and the causes
that iare produced Jt. The statement kbowi
that the company to la a condition vhtre thi
-bondboldere can eitier foreclose tad teti
nasM-Kslon of tie property or the otier credl
tor * can forc-e it into tie iands. of a receiver
"One courseor tie other wlU inevitable
ha e te te taken , " etld George F. 'Rrigh
vesttrdaT , "unleff we can refund our lion as
Tne obligatJonE that hare been forced -upoi
us have pat w in a condition where we an
practically at tie Tnerry of our creditore
If tie read tbould go into tie hands o ! j
rt. 4 er it will 1 * a terious blow to all o
the interacts it representfi. It is eaEary
tad absolutely necrestry , now lor tie ti
increaee our faeilitlt * and practloaiy r *
taulp our listo enable us to ittidJe ti
TranKail ila.lppl iuslnw nert year. U ti
road should go Into tie handt f B rMfir *
there could be no further extension or im
provement. The operating tvpeafces wouli
be cut in two * t once. To enable u * ti
handle the eiji itlon busines * we must bolli
toute tnd auip 1
a ne - tad larger power
with new jaotive power. "Wr * now uting i
nusbsr of small tiigh prewure engine !
which are naturally extra vaganUywtrtrfu
tnd are to nearly vorn out ttat they havi
pi , en us a great deal of trouble. Oae larg. .
compound fsgit * ould &a almost doubJ. .
tbeerk at the came expense. Tor thi
rcttan tilt we teve net fulfilled the win
fliUent our bond * , which require the ac
cumulation of it finking fund to pay then
when due. the landholders can fortJofc <
upon at at any mnmeat. tut while thej
have rufused to permit uv to rtf fund * up *
ntfttiktry to met our obligation * by triljni
tie IM'8 I'OO ' of emergency londi. and refuse !
te make UE .n additional loan of the none ;
rMiniri-d. they have ttnCUy cjousentwJ to re
fending the bonds at a lower rste of intwes
if - atctn trrange U > do It. If cacne
w . tr ? .t their mercy , tnd you knew whs
that meiBs. "
The tuplinttory toatcment of tie comptnj
OOCNCO. BL.VFFS li. . Aug. J , 1BS 7 -
Office Omaha tni CouarB BluEf Railway t
Bridge CompnjT the Editor of The Be *
Jn ren'on * * w > * n-QueEt tor a Terificiuoi
and fiplaBauon f the txirl'i slttemen :
of the company's Uiitijie4c.t , puliik > hi > d ot
the -C4h tilt. , tie tallowing * ru-i > t < etf&Il ]
cubmitted-
CASHIER'S AFFIDAVIT OF JTL.T SL 1 7
* Omth toi ConncS BluCi IU-Dv-iy i
Bride * Company. ITS. . Ctamock , Genera.
SuptriBtfaifct , Council BiuCt , It- . July 1
1KS7. I , F. E. CUrk. htr ir ctrtify thu :
tin the fnfcMfr of the Ointhm tad Couaii
BlsCt Ktils sy i ; Eriijt cciaptzr tii Uii :
tbe
if fbcn J y th * tmptmj't tmte ifcte ay.
Til
tmak.
brnufc. Ntw Terk Gttr , . - . X.W8-W
Amtnmt of Wfl * p r * - rwrr Bl rx-
pmgfj. for ttof mmu ctf July. } < K.
Jkroomi dw mroDd kK t -s S
Tettl
utt twnrj. to > y tbf MM F. E. ,
thi * ltl 4 y et Jrty. X D 1 T. '
"F. K. CLARK. C il r.
my itftl ted ottrtU 11 ! tilt ;
M t Aiy Bf Jmlr. 357. j
"QDOHGE S WRKSHT. 1
TJ > f tiaecel wniag tie Cbeniictl Nttkw * ! <
> f Xew Turk It aitit f > t * I&GW& br
tbe Mlawiag Mter frttaa Cohtor Qaiclan
, ' MM teak , rtr - <
i MlKwiirJil KaUonU B.at , ( Jenrce G. TKT3-
Utaw ; rrfi p t . Rltitaa 3. QvteUa. . Jr. .
; Ca M r. Xcw fvt'k , J e SK 1WT. J. H.
Mintrfl. B . , TrrcfiBTer Oratht lot Oocsril
j Btaffs ntllwty & BrWcf Cpapfiny Dtar
I 51' B * Ictad < in ch tc irnius & t-iwk fsr
tTt * int T rt na lottt in Jalv 1. 1 7 : Jli > .fK'I >
' bilanp * ) MB Ortfbcr 2JISM. . M5 ( . llB.WJi
; lt a April 3 * . 1B-C. rii month * e rh. C pt-r
rent. YOB bar ? had this money fw M nie
tin > e and through a very tryiag ptrlni. the e-
! fore we AD not care to ratke this rtte at lest
j than f. pr te . Respeclf ally.
| "WIUJAM J. QVINLAN. Jr. . C * hler.
i Early IB ISM. tnd following the ptalt of i
1 1KSE. the earaingt cf the road began to 4rop ,
\ -K2 , s * that a Joan bw.ame neceBRtry la Orto-
I bcr * f thl year to wrver deficit in erpeaef .
j aai intpreKt clitrge * . The itme thing again i
ocmrrpd lie the same rEason by ApriL ISS'C. i
' hath of which loin * bare In-en siacr carried
' t f. per cent a d are rtill unptld. Since
: April. lfE. tbe rt-ceipts of the road have
I been cradnally falling oSBatil the Interest
j rharctt. cipeuhct tad amounts } Jd t > ot for
rtnewajr of e-lertrictl equipment , znotorf tad
new rnllinc otk las acrnaraUted an in-
debttdneri'tt the Omaha National bank. In
cluding expense bills for last month , of over
SS.OM > . as rtiown by sworn statement of
CafcLier Clark. We rabmit the < -eriificie of
county treanK- as to the tax item of ptid
rtatttnent :
* Treamrer'E Office Poltawatttaile County.
lowt. Council BluBc. It- , July SI. 187
1 , William Arnd , county treasurer of
, Kald cnnnty. hereby certify that the rpimid
j half of taxet d e 5epteml-er I. ISH" . from the
Omaha aad Couaei ] BlnSf Railway t Bridge
- of n SnOi
ia i > tny is the s-nm -
( Slgcei ) "WILLI.VM ARXD. Trrararer. "
Tl.e amount of Judgments , inte e t c.nd
costs for refund of bridge tax is made up as
follows , at shown by certificates of the
sheriff and -clerk of the district Tourt. rlz. :
"OSce of John S. Morgan , Sheriff Potta-
wattaaile County. Iowa Council BluSt la ,
July SI. 1R. 7 1. John S. Morgan , sheriff
cf Pottuwatttniie county. Icwa , hereby
t-f--tify that tie amount of the two executions
new ia my hands ia the ctse of peaccr
Smlti agcnst ! the Omaia aad Council Bluffs
Hallway i Bridge company lor bridge tax re
fund is"f rTill.lC Ancurt 1 18.07.
( S-cat-d ) "JOKK 5. MORG.OC. SherlC. "
"Office Clerk District Court. Fottawsttanie
Coua'y. Iowa , Council BluSs la. . July
CL 1KS7.SauaderF against the Omaha
tnd Council BluCs Railway i Bridge com-
ptry. Judgment in district court , with In
terest and costs to August 3 , If * " , amcicnif
j to I2. < 77.r.f. .
"I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
Tull and correct statement of tbe amount of
Judgment , Interest and costs in tbe abore en-
tilled ease Aucrst J , 1RS7 , es shown by tie
records in jay oJEce.
( Sicnedl "F. I * REED.
"Ocrk District Court. "
The amount of the Birby Judgment for
personal iajurics is shown by tie attacied
cfrasccle of tie cle k c : the < Us.a-Jct court ,
viz : .
"OSce nf F. L. Reed. Clerk of District
Court. Pottawartr.rnie County , Iowa J. E.
Blxby against Onyiia and Council BlcCs Rail
way Bridge Company 1 , F. L. Eeed. clerk
of tie district court. Pottawattamie Bounty.
hereby certify that tie amount -of lie Judg
ment , interest and casts in tie above en
titled case September 1. 1S7. Is IS.SS2.71.
fSicaed ) "F. L. REED.
( Seal ) "Clerk District Court. "
Thedtaoimt due the city of Council Blulr
for company's expense of Broadway roadway
IE shown by the city -clerk's certificate. t
follows :
"Office City Clerk : X. C , Phillips. City
Clerk and Clerk Superior Conn , Council
BluSs. Ia July SL 1897. I. X. C. PhniJps
dty tierk , hereby certify that tie Oinaia and
Council BlaSs Railway t Bridge company is
Indebted to the city of Cocnefl BlnCs in the
sum -of I1.0DO for 3ts coatribution to macadam
roadway on Brccdway street as per terms of
agreement therefor. N. C. PHttilPS.
( Seat ) "City Clerk. "
RBCAFirrLATlOK.
OverSraft Omaha K tioaal iiaak.
Oraaia . J 30.C7C.S :
Amocnt dae Ciemica : bank , New
Tork . 2a.fr'Hi.OO
Bills payable , current expense Julr G.ST.S-40
Seconfl half 1RM laxe ? . S.DK.oO
Amount due on Smith judgments.
bridge tax refund .
Amount du on Saundersr' judgment ,
liridge tax refund . " . . 2.477 3
Amount Blxby judgment , interest
and costs , j-ersonal injarie . E.BZL73
Amcmnt due city of Council BiuffF ,
Broadway roadway . _ LOML03
Mafcrnp total existing -unpaid in-
debtfdnesn . fit" S KS C >
Towhich add amount due on stak
ing lend . . . . . . CS.CGC.6B
MakJup total presj jj indebted
ness of , . n71ra l
ery respectfully.
OMAHA AXD COUNCIL BLrFFS RT.
BRIDGE CO.
MIW PLA.VT POK COFFEE ISOASTI.VG.
TrnM Uitctid * It . nnclnt-Ki. In
Tlilc Dlrf-clloii.
PHTLADELPHU , Aug. L-Tie Record to
morrow wlfl esy : The war between tat
Sugar truK and the Arbucktes. tie big coffee
roisters , wiich lit * initiated lie'trust into
the caffet trade and theArbuckles into
sugar refining , is to be transferred in part
to this city. Some time ago lie trust , in
order to strike at the ArbuckUs. bougtt
coatrol of tie Woalsoa Spice comptay of To
ledo , O. , cne of th largest eofrw bouses in
lie country , and now H propM.es to con
vert the old Delaware snigar house at Reeds
and Swanion street ? Into a grt tt erZee roast
ing tt WIsimeBt. from which tie trade
along thf Atleatic csboard ciav he tasilT
reached.
The old Fugtr house , which wtt formerly
an independent refinery , vas- purchased by
the trust about the same time that It se
cured tie control of the SpreckeU tnd
Franklin refineries. For some years it hss
lain Idle , its machinery being somewhat old-
larhloned and lu capacity limited , a * com
pared with the. other big pltnu here. Re
cently & number of Interior ehcngtx have
bn made in It. tnd already two coneign-
menu of coffee hjire 'been delivered at the
establishment for txjierimEnu.1 purposes. It
is aw likely , however , that active operation *
will t > e started lor some time to come ' as
all the machinery ntefled ias net been 'de
livered yet. Much of u to be Imparted
from Germany. The jOtnt whea completed
win give fjnpJcyment to Urge sujnbtr of
skilled workmen ,
IXSrilCUVTS TEHHIPV HAVANA.
Altnrk n Suburb and Kill or Wound
Mmujr imnlurtliv.
TAMPA. Fla , Aug. 1. The story tele-
graphrf tram Havana la vtk about an
mack by incureents oo tie suburbs ol tin
city Is confirmed by ptEjteagers who left
Hnrtna oa the Plant Jine steamer Mascot
yesterday and arrived iofe Uiuient. Among
; lie cumber was Senor Calbzjer.wtaliny
Spiniard , and hl wife and daughter , wheat
at * now numbered tmcte the relUEts who
here fied Irom Htvtci. Tie & .tack rrferrtd
w wa mifle on the little vUU.ge of Mtr-
tituo. tbout ten mike toutiiwt-n of the city
and tie ttrminug or tie anUQCatefl tnd 4i-
Senor Ciiljiji-r w s tn eye witness f tie
rain on M trat no. He rtyr the ittaek WES lei
by the Haldercmcf Coast * Jute dtl Delgido
and Hemtndei. The iarargent chief * left
> Mi of thetr irc p oatwde of tic tewn and
tarried B to the attack Tiy were vril
tnatd with dyiumitf ripjd-lre guns t4sd
m . with bet tJight reeUttate. The tcgtee-
inent w&e ebart and fierptrtttL Fony-nice
SieiUtrdt were kHlt-d uid 120 Trocnfled , tad
two Cuban * wet kilifd md forty woandoJ.
Tbe ItiifciitEU ol iht tcro tri lor titir
inr-tg "bt Ssnrt rBtt 'n
Tbfy stclrJ thep ; aEd
rorefl MW * in poid , b iae * t lirge
tity of rupt-.n ' * ti - > j twnli tot carry
w y Obr ; rt"smper trltt \ < ot' : ae r a > *
i-Miry i r tb * "ar Setiwr CiJbiJtT KHJT ihut
tli wfMest terror rrt nta < Htvaat t 4 thtt
tbt > wett4 inhiliitiit * re living M UK
M M U liwslK peraitf
WHAT TMn COLOMST * n.\\K.
Attnott Anitiitne > \ * 1 > r It the
Acoonnt * Art T-nr.
T _ * Rspllh were am. t * _ Un _ of wtt c
Tbeir p-eaten fv trUBf i 4 !
cnwtawUr UMgbl th t wttw * * !
> y uamre ts t l"er c-jge. ! Itj
1 Reject ibt iw > etiie , * etr y ]
LtKniteral iett. _ n < orerthrew ti * nont-rb. j
It w-tt Ri4 Tc "Sit fc4 cnim" Otrmgii th * I
iioAr. ani rvM lu aiMrrt * nflr
edce4 thtt It WM > "Bet sotrtnlfBt. "
Tfce twtontU ia Anmrtea rttrrt ia
taltett raCerHI aracfc IB tie Xrvr Werld ID
ll > e earliest 4avg I.tiawater driakuic. . re
lates Ike Chicago Reeerft Brailic-dl tn *
Hic.gtnf.Mi. tb * 5-tea atehter. ) > okr.lc4 in
IK2J1. "Whereas my ri Siacb ctmld only dl- :
pest toil did rwwire iwt 4riak at wai birth
stroae kDd stale. I can. ni oftUrses do.
drink Xcw UsirlLad water vwr w 4i. " As
bt filed saorth tiler writing this bit ward *
dp iK t carry tin lr inteadea force Oae tiMd |
New Ct > gla.a3cr sys of water"I dare iHrt
nrrferre thlt b or soot \ < ntt. irot any
aaa would choose it before ba < becre , wbeay '
or buttermilk. " ,
TlVatcr driaklng wa * held la special tbbor-
reocr ia Virpiaia , tor tie &ottaa arose that
tbe preat mortality amont. tbe early immi
grants -was caused by the enforced' Use a !
water at tint time dnrine tbe scarcity ol
! > eer. Tbe cpscmbly ot 3C2S rfcoaafnded
all aewooan'TJ to srisf ; s. rOiuUfo ] rnrlr ol
ratll to be titea la rjrlac. . _ aa tbut'nol
be forced tn flrial : vattsill tbe bDiy be-
ctice hariSenedEarHtr rtni la JOBS , in :
tie 'True tnd Sincere I > eclLr t1oa , " iFrot'd '
by tbe governor o > d csmncll brewer * n ert
ntlipd lor. aad tlso troonp tbe trodeKaea
dt' majfled to po - rUa Gattk. 5ona btrJey
ana bopt ere i > le.atifullr prown ia Vlrpinla.
tid it l > ecttae ao Soaper BcceFf.trr to icijiori
Ix-er Iroa Eacltnd. la 1K5I Georce Fletcher
tibtaiaed s ianaoioly ia Vifnnia. for
foarteea yetrs of tirewiag ia voodca
res flt Wartber tilt tSected the ; irop-ew
of bre-B-icc 1 do not Imow. Imt t.ooa it erta-
utlly detained , is did tbe cultivation of
"barley.
The Tirplaia pltalers .quickly discoverffl
the Edipttbility of tbe ixj-fininioa for beer
by ssEkiat ; tad bLMnp Citei tC the fruit.
tnfl tbca hrewinp from tne.se ca.ke ! . . They
brewed beer Iron : dried ladita cora , frrsi
IKttctocL. from pmnpktot tai froa brta aad
aoltstce. from preen KUn ± t of inaJre chopprj
and masheS. They pUated tbe Jerusalem
' -tt o eke like bu-ley to T > e used In brewinc
tad distilling. The royal -aEnuscrJpt cnnj-
mifirioa civet the project r.f a. caemlM ntaed
Ruen-11 , who. for X009 ptld by tbe Vir-
plaii ecaptay. acrt-ed to deaoistrate tbe
laakinp of irlne or beer froa the uiSKEfra. >
tret So there wnf no Itckiag for matc-iElf
for brevriag.
Neir ELpltnders did act leap coctiane la
bt-erltes * ta.te. They imported salt , aad
leiraed bow to aiike beer troa ladiaa com
tad Quickly Irtraed to .cheat in ore ( rice
uslnp coarse molasses. la 16S4 aa ale quail
of bw con a penny.t an Drfiinary tad
a landlord eonlfl l > e toed U he charged i
higher price , or if hit beer wat of E low
standard. Tavern keepers also were enjolsed
to sell no acre than -quart of beer net
of aeal tlaes. Thitnas to prevent "by
driakin.c. "
The patrons found breweries a proSta : ! ] " ;
bCKlaefE in New Torkand
, - and private laaill' ?
in all of the colonies built borne brewhonses
But In New Eapland drirkJnp habits Doa
underwent t chance. Xew Engitafiers sunn
drifted froa beednakir.c to r:2cr Irink
ing. a * tbe aiaay apple orchards sefn oa
every farm began to give forth their boun
tiful yield , Perhzrs tils also iras indi
rectly tbe influence of the Xew Eaglaaa
climate. Cifier war Bonn so cbesp uid
plentiful that all could hare their fin. Ir
every -well-to-do hoTisehOSd'tbe cellar held
what was kaowa as the ladiaa barrel , -wtiri
was on Iree tap for every rtray ladian who
chanced to pass that vsy. - Some toogh o'3
IndJan sqnaws and sorry braves had a rcs-
clar round of households for each dar la
the wetk. tad -with liberal draughts f-om
each cellar managed to end tch day in Jhe
yetr in a state of that blirsfnl and"mot'ca -
le. inebriety so beloved by tbe aoWe red
man ,
All drcnk cider , old and -young. Infants
in arms draak mulled cider ai alght. a
beverage which would tUl a aodera c.be.
Old mea began the day with a quart of hard
.cider before breakfast. Delicate women
drank cider. Tbe whole apple crop was so de
voted to the aufactnre of cider that in the
days of tecperaare reform , at the begiaainp
of this ceatary. temperance zealots cut down
K-bole orchards of rnll-bearlag trees , not con
ceiving any adequate ti .e of the fruit for
aay purpose save cider makicc.
The presses for cider : aaklng began to be
set cp about the rear 1G7& Mas _ caueetts
had before that planted apple trees verr " gen
erally , aad Henry TVolcott had planted" them
at 'Windsor. In the Connecticut valley. anC
sold both trees and fruit btfore 1C4P. Apple *
\rere C to g shillings a bushel : cider 1 tail-
ling S pence a gallon EE high priced at
rum a century later.
Connecticut cider soon became fanioc * .
Koger 'Williams la 1CCO Eayt John Winthrop's
loving letter to Wm v-t.E as grateful ES "a
cup of your Connecticut cider. " By 1C9T it
was cheap enough 30 shaiiacr a barret and
in the ytar 1TUB about 7 ehUliacs. It had
then replaced beer in nearly all localities
in Xew England in daily diet ; yet at the
commencement dinner at Harvard in 1703
four barrels of beer -were , served , and one of
cider and eighteen gallcns of wine. Judge
Sewall constantly refers to cider arinkine.
By this lime It was cheaper by the barrel
than was corn or carrots.
la 1721 one Tillace of forty families made-
S.t'OO barrels of cider , "cud Judge Joseph
Wilder of LancaEitir , Mass. . jnade 1C bar
rels in the year 172S.
Metheglln was another drink universally
liked : yet not of large consumption as war
cider. In the list of values flied by the Pit-
cataqua planters a pound of beaver paid for
three gallons of metheglin. In the middle
of the century it was worth 18 t-nilllags a
gallon in the Connecticut ralley. It Var
a kind of mead aade of water , honey and
ytiast ; also sometimes of the fermented
beans of the honey lorutL All
kinds cf strong herbs were boiled in water.
and then the honey -was added to the strong
decoction , "Ale name" then was added ,
and the liquor fermented. Sometimes gin
ger , cloves cinnamon and zaace. were boiled
in it It was very intoxicating , u the old
Druids found in their carousals. We find
records cf arreet lor iruntenntss through
metheslin drinking , James Howell said-
"Metheglin fioes srui fy more than any
other liquor if taken .JsjmoSeralely , taa
keeps a humming in the /raln , "
Weid was also made'-from.'honey and hops.
Beverage war a name applied to various
mild mixture * of werf c tr 1 > "il1 ' ' ter aad
various flavorings. Perry was made from
pears , and ; * -athy lrcmj iehe , but not in
any considerable quantity.
It * s curious to not * that in those days
of straggling , of ploneVripf , of comparative
lack of moaey. rare Frefcth , Portuguese and
Spanish wine * and brttrfllet nere found la
tbe Virginian erdlnarit * insuch plenty that
their rzus of sale hrt TO be ied by Uw.
Today only the metcwt i a rankest brand *
of whteky can I * btwucst at a Virginian
country tav Tn Then Mid ira , sack , sherry.
Malaga , muscadine tiirtat , Fayal palm
wine Jlhenlfch wine aftS ottier foreign winet
were told at inns. Gajerncr Harvey sUd in
1C E that half the tobacco rtist'd was threwti
away in a superfluity of 'widts tnd brandies.
gravely atlnbntd by Uw-oompanj- ln-
eon to "enormous excret-ei in tipari4 and
drinking. "
To tJucl : erorblttnt tharges by innkeeir §
the rile * vere fixed in , } { . aceerding to
* "Heanlnc"i Statutes , " et thJiy p undi of
tobacco far * gallon pf Canary. MiUpt ,
herry. imufccadine or Uicim : lor MtSeira
_ ad Ftyal. twenty pound * ; for Engtifh rpir-
1U. tupby pauudt ; for lirfindy , ferty psucds.
In JC4I a e PTKS end danlilpd. Ten yeart
later still the pricf * B&d again doubled ; .ap
parent ! T. but in { act tobacoo wu a eliding
eEfele o ! ralue. and prices al&o were glren
in hard metier tjnEirt taa Ponuguet.e
win < H > tnd rum vere id tnillicgt e gUlan.
which was < ieip - thin ttey cenid lit
bought in England at lib sune date : brtndr.
EnglHi cpirru and Virginia drama. whU-h
ert apftle and pttcii tjTOSUea. Tiere 16
thillicgc. In 1C71 tiiot * litter were daesed
aad prictd clone wlti the Si"tniili wjnes.
lit New Ergiand tht eansumrtiina of choice
vines wat alta grett. and the STK objt < et of
foreign trade. Tut ru tiip l > nilt in Bos-
tea tie Trial iirpctbt btct troa ter first
rrratrrii" - * ws * o Fa - l at H ? t3 i
rii tr tt Tt.ne sacir aad totioa k.ir1-
-.crougii Goa t bJrcKinp wr"p ifcus | > hn :
? u ; and ri p la Bftsacm Tfce wrtt trtf
1 * Malkga ferwick ; bsrk Spinlti wVt r * . 7 i
. wfrre tb * Wi rtM wt td haM
by tbe MMv4et r tip rt rta-
xntcratitre Min tbe * lt > f ! < M ti * wn4 ri
Isltsdt- cod of Pvnactl i d 9 | < aB Joim *
resdy Brrb r in Boscnc Is 1 S ibrrt
was "great rtrcity ta itiee. " ind tit
&t > ame Bliot ia gpeted "e iwakralnc ot
tkt > tetid t wmrtder je'r f yt b ik bfre
b i that wayBnt e 1W Jtn > * . hi
hi * "Wonapr-'SCorktag Prtrrtd r * . " * ys
that wiB * tsd mgar ftft " rdl trHy
tre ly in Maw eb * > Hte tkftti tot
Bui nsare tkan brr. oMe-r tits -altie did
tbc PcSonlFtt iriak mm and ma
a chapter by
u noiinn * JOIN
nrlec-im-n nrrrr tlne Tv rntjI'lic
Tlmnvnnd Mt In \ -TT York.
NEW TORK ABg 1 Tfrr oed day of
tie { toclaltet Uw eoerfmtJoc was fl-.tcly
tttMided todty. .loliu ? rreodmac of Fiila-
d lpiU was la the ciiir.
H Is eiaiatrd that te filty 4e ec teKwho
hail frten Newark. Bostwi , PhfladelpBia
New Harm. Hartford and Haverhiil. Mass
reir < ent Si.Wiii tradre aBiott'j > t wbo Terf
greatly exj. a > f4 froni U e socialist labor
party lor protesting ngalart tbe * ti cf
certain laber Jeaders. tmoag t em PEEK- !
de been , aad the priuciptl rtijwt pf tie
cauvMiUea is to determine wietber thty
should j ln the Dels n evt it er form aa
.
Tais QBtttion took vfi tie entire s-esslon
ef tie coa tttioa ted j. A nsmber tvf
sp iciwere aide fur and actlast the
profK it oa It vns decided by a vote of
* ( i tt > 16 to jBla ta * Deb * movement , er tie
Social Democracy of America , as It is offi
cially kacwn ,
Plrc f a l ! j.
WEST PMNT. Ntb. . Aag. 1. < 5pecal. ! >
The elcgint resiflrnre o ! WfflUm Stticscr.
Jupt compJelpd. Imraed toalght. It is a
total less. The buildiag was rtlued tt nc-
OliX No larartace-
OTTAWA , HI . Aug. L The PJotK-er Fireproof
proof- Construction company's pltnt. ti e
largef-t of its Wnd In tbe world , was par
tially destroyed by fire tils afternoon , en
tailing a KH-T of IH'iUHtJ. There If only a
partial Insurance- The are was of InctTi-
dtary orldn. The larc * grain elevator ol
J N Sbuier was b-uraed tf the ground tils
moraine. ljOt > , Sfi.Insnranre : ; , ISft It
IK DOW tboucht tii ? buildlnc was also set
on flre Had there ljn any brwif at tht
time of either fire , tie rtty of Ottawa
wonld hare been In danger , as brth balld-
vere situated close to the l > nsCnest
.
BtTTE. Mont. . Anc 1. The ere Wn and
ore chute of thf Bos-ton and Montana's
Lon sisft were destroyed by fire 1M - nx > m-
Inc. The origin of tbe re is not knswn.
The company's los ? will not tict-ed niuol
Df-n h of n Dny.
NEW TORK. Aug. L Thozas Hillhoupe.
K years oil. president of the Metropolitan
Trust company oi NwTork , fiied Saturday
at the borne of his SDB ia Toakers , N. T.
He was e-ppoiats-d ruri'ttct trt-Et-urer of tit
Caited Suter by Prte3eat Grant tnd served
twelve years under Secretaries Bontwtll.
Morrm/BriKow and Sitrmen.
'FAIRMONT. ' Neb. . Aog. 1. (5 ( ; > f lal.l
John Howard , who fell from a ladder lap ;
Mcnidav. filed yesterday afternoon after Sve
days of terrible suffering. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
CINCINNATI , Anc. J. Thomas W. 73m-
mfrnjan. formerly landlord of ine Burrfii
iouse nianr years in this city , died ai Cil-
lere Hill YtiiJtarliim tonicit of Brigtt" *
dif-ease. Daring tie last two or tire * yean
ie pptat tnost of tie time In New Tok.
Uo\ art Eat * lnticlj - n uixl Dln'ucr.
NEWPORT. R. L. Anp. 1- Vice Pre -iaent
tnd Mrs. Hobart were tie guests of honor
at a luncheon given by Hoa. Caauncey M
Depew at his itare this afternoon. Among
the gnefts w-ere Lis-j nard Stewart , Mr ?
VanoerbiX Edieha Dwyer and Chauncej
Depe-w.
Tais evening Mr. tnd Mrs. Calvin S. Brkf
cave & dinner in boner of Vic * Presideni
and Mrs. Hobart. Among tie guests .aere
Cbacnwr Depew , Caloael and Mr ? Van
Scntiyler , Mr. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer Mr. and Mrs- John Jacob A or ,
Stewart a.nfl James Van A Jen ,
1 1 curt rir t Into illDrlv \Vli rfl.
COLITJEIA , S. C Aug. 1. Terterday H.
B. Owens , foreman of tie State , a news-
pEper of tils city , met -with a fearful tcci-
3eat ia tbe encine room , from tae eSt-cts of
which be died todayHe wa s-lsppinj : z
pump belt snd hif > feet ! fte Jrom under iin >
and ie fell head fir ? : into the Sre-foat driv < -
wheel of tbe engineHis arm and bea
-trtat tirouch aad ssere crushed lietueen tit
framework and tie spoke of tie engine
His neck was dislocated.
Tronl If In Ilif ll-u inc i World.
XEW YORK , Aug.L Tne Goldeiirc.5 Si.k
company of Palerson , X. J. . ia ? given
notice of Itr Jallurt and a receiver has bcea
appaintt-a. LiablliUt-F. JHC.tfiS ; ass-ets. Ha.-
two. Aral Tokakl & CoImpornrs of raw
silk , are large - crtditors. The firm afcribe ?
Its losses and failure to coatinued lalK > r
troubles , tbe Etrikerp a few months ago re
tarding orders , cau ng a loss of trade and
cripplmc of resources.
Pound Dead In llif Strrct-
HHXTBOTGAK. Wls. . Aug. 1. William J
Maltinan. a we3 known busmiaess man and
chairman of tic republican county commit
tee 'mt * found dea.3 on tbe stre this
moralag. While walking to his iome J *
WJ.F stricken -with apoplexy. His bo < 3y lay
in tie driving rain all zigit and when foua3
this morning was bardly recogniiablfe He
was The presidential elector Jrom thi ? dh-
trict during tie reoeat campaiga.
KANSAS CITT. Ann. 1. Four toys were
drowned here today while swimming WlTlt
and George Touag , brothers , tged 1C aad IE.
were drowned In Brush creek. Hearv Halt
aged IX periPhfcd la tie Kuw river and Fred
Bridpeford. aged It. wa drowned la a Lttle
crc-ek emj tyiag into the Missouri.
Kllllcd liv n Carrlacr.
NEW TORK , Aug. L Caarlfs SeiUllrg
aged a. while riding a bicyc'e near Raiway.
N. J collided wlti and TIES instantly killed
by a carriage , tie shaft of which plerctd
hi ? heart.
_ _
roilECAST OF TODAY'S WCATHEH.
I * Glvrn a Proml r nf a
ly Ixiwfr Tnit > rraInrr.
WASHINGTON. Aug. L-Forectst Jot
Monday :
For Nebraska aad Iowa Fair ; sJigbtly
"
{ ooler ; TariaMe winch1 , becoming northerly"
For South DakotJ. Fair ; coaler ; nortitrij
winds.
For MIs ourl Generally lair ; continue-1
liigfc uraperature ; probably cooler in norb-
western iiortlMi Monday night ; soulierlv
winds , l > ecominc vtrtsble.
For Kansnf Fair ; probably coaler ; varia
ble winds.
For Wyoming Threat enlng weatier
northerly winds.
winds.L.ora
L.ora I n cr a rd.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAV
OMAHA , Aug. L Omaha rt ord of rtrafal
and temjK-raturt oomparfd with correspond
ing fliy of tit- past three years :
1EF7. UK. 3fiK. JEW
Maximum temirattire. . . . 5-7 78 a kl
Minimum ttmp mturt. . . . 77 C4 a r ;
Average tejnj > eraturt- . , . . . . KG 71 71 s ;
Rainfall . T .li .W ) .IK
Rucord of temperature and precipitation
at Omtna for this day ana snee Jicrch J.
Normal for tie flay . . „ . ; (
EXCCES lor tie day. . , . K
AocamulattMl excet.6 Klnce March ' 1 . i :
Normal rainfall for lie day . .lilnrhes
Dtfidfeucy for the day . l intbrs
Total rainti.ll Flnce March 1 . lii locDes
tXificiwicr Elnce March 1 . GG4 inches
Excess for oor. inod 3S&C. . ; .j mt-hes
tH rtenry for t r. period. iyc..t.n Inches
Hrj > url from Stuiluuk ait | i. jn.
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Cujcittr . ' H Jilt ( *
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Ik Trans-
Will be
open
June
to
November ,
* 3 1S9S.
.A - * s
. . .
AD.U1M TJITIO.V AHC1I.
It will
Attract Hundreds of
Thousands of
Visitors to Omaha.
Keep Your Friends
Posted on Its Progress
Sending Them
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THE
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The Imnroved HOSE PATENT GRATE
for steam bailers , furnaces , etc.
This prate itbeirjfi lartrdy osei
in packinr iuut-e : ? , brctreries ,
mills , steam healiup plants or aay
pl&ce where steara noilers are be-
icp used. They are the most
economical , durable and efficient
fhakinir Eral * made and ivill sara
fuel % Vrite for circnlars describ-
irg prates , pirin ? latler inlorim-
lion to the
Rose Patent
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Council Bluffs. Ia
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TON OR CAR LOTS.
Pionear implement Go.
1000 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Phone 100
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DEHTIST. the plate work in mv offite and Iwill
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p-ire my entire attention 1 Opera.tive
Dentistry , Crown and Bridge Work.
No. 30 Pearl St. ,
H. A. WOOBBURY D.D.S.
Next to Gnnd Hotel. , . . .
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Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL. . . . 5100,030
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