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THE OMAIIA DAILY WEE-iTHlUHSDAY : , OCTOBJBU $8 * 1807.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MIMIIl M
lUrry Murphy , cosl an.l . wooJ 37 Main
li ) Slirlvcr , dentist Merrlam blk. . rom 246
Ml g Orace IJeobo Is visiting In Calhoun ,
Neb ,
" Otto SPSIof Silver City woi a Ilurt ) vlsl-
tor ycslcnlay ,
Cln > Heel c' Itcoli , la. , was visiting In
the city ) cstenlay.
George A. Stevens of Living Springs was
in the city > ester < lay.
I M Walker of Lovolantl was In the city
> cstcnlay on buslncs .
T. P. Ilenwall of Keokuk was In the city
jestenlav on business
llc-rman Mnilncr of Ileil Oak transacted
business In the- city jestcrilay.
Kx-Oovernor David H. Wallc of Aspen ,
Colo. , was In the city jcstcrday.
Mrs W Shelby Is reported to be seri
ously III with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Curtice of Sylvan Station U visiting
Mrs. A U. Moore of Sixth avenue.
Satisfaction guaranteed at the reliable
Bluff City steam laundry. 1'hone 314.
County Clerk S A. Martin of O'Hrlcn
county Is visiting friends In the city.
Itciircscntatlvo L T 1'olter of Oakland
was In the city on business jciterday.
Mrs. T I. Hall of Ord Neb Is the guest
of Mrs S S Tacs of Seventh avenue.
Mrs O H Miller of Second avenue Is
entertaining Mrs J. S. Mahon of St. 1/ouls
Mrs tt H lliirke , proprietress of the
Durko hotel of Carroll , was In the city yes
terday
Mrs I' Vlelloy will leave today for Den
ver , whcro she- will Join her husband on
his homeward journey.
Carlson's freshl > ground cornmeal , best to
lie had ; call for It at your grocer's or at C
Carlson's Wash Ave mills.
Calatithc JtHcmbly No 1 , I'vthlan sister
hood , w-lll have a special meeting tomorrow
afternoon In Woodmen hall.
The funeral of the Into Mri .1 J. llatha-
way will take plare tills afternoon from the ?
resilience , HIT Highth avenue
S M Smith of Mllford Ki , hns returned to
his homo nftcr a very pleasant vUlt hero
nvltli A II Mooie of Second avenue
Mr J 13 Gor'Hough and Mrs H John-
Ron will he married todav at 102S Seventh
nvcinic' , which will be their home In the
future
The Council II tiffs High sihool and the
Crescents of Omaha will play foot ball this
nftcmrnn at 30 : ! on the grounds at the Field
club park.
Mrs Hcntly and Mrs Duccumion have
returned to their homg In Florida , after
a pleasant visit lurcwith Hev. and Mrs
J f } Leim'ri. und family.
Miss Olln Cook has , returned from her Chicago
cage vis t The exhibit bhc made at the
Western Ceramic Art association's display
wai most highly spoken ot
The Ladles' Aid sccletj of St John P Eng
lish Lull cran church meets th's ' afternoon
at the residence of Mrs Liu H ( Jrell , corner
of Ninth street ard Avenue-
Council Ii luffs people can obtain copies of j
the International art series "Ireland In j
Pictures " bj calling al the Council Uluffa
ofllco of The Jlep. No 10 1'carl street. I
Hi-Klmi Preneh of the Salvation .trmy ct |
St Lou's will sinnil today and tomoTov. In I
this citj He will speak this evenlTg at the
barracks 01 the sicU ! work of the armj
Now Is the t mo to lav In jour sucplv of
winter fuel K II Wit lams 150 Hwav w.ll
sell > ou coal and wood us chcapl > LS ary me
nnd will give jou premium stamps beside
Mrs P W Mlll"i returned homo jester-
day mo nlng frcm Canton , III , where she
was called about a me nth ago by the Ill-
Bess of h ° r father , who recently died there
Honest weight and lowest prices are what
talk in the coil business Thomas Rlshton
guarantees cverj ton ot coal ho sells to
weigh 2,000 pounds 210G West Broidway
Are > ou ever In neel of laundry work'
Our well managed plant four wagons and
'phono 1G7 a c at jour service We also
glvo premium staniis The I-ogle Laundiy
J. A Gohl nghutst has comp'alncd to the
police * that the dooraril of his resilience at
715 Mjnster street ha& bec'i i aided by sneak
thieves , who carried off all of the ilowers
and plants
A change has been made In the speaker <
nt the "reformntloi services" in St John's
Hng is.h Lutheran church. Kev Luther M
Kuhns of Omaha preaches th's ' ever Ing atv
Kev. L Groh of Omaha tomorrow evening
All arc invited
The Uoyal Neighbor. ' will mret this after
noon at the res'denco of Mis M 0 Smith ,
1B01 Eighth av"iiue for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of the late Mrs Hatha- I
nay. All of the' members aio requested to j
bo present at 2 30 e'clock
The teachcis e'f the first fcocond , third and
fourth grades he-Id a meeting at t c IlIoTiner
building ycstcrJ i > evening with Miss Ken
nedy for a music icvlew The teachers of
the fifth sixth and seven h grades meet to i
night for the same purpose
nncampment No S Union Veteran Legion ,
holds Its annual bamiuet tonight In thu
Woodmen of the World hall Hvery com
rade Is expected to he p-esent with his
wife , and the Ladles' Auxiliary No 17 ,
With their huslnm'i' There will be good
music , good speaking and a good tlmei
Haivey James was arre'sted last evening on
a wntrant cluiglng him with assault .mil
battery Ycatciday afternoon James en
countered one of the Hetheis bo > s near thu
corner of rourteeiith street and Sixteenth
avenue An old quarrel was resumed , and
James picked tip a brick nnd threw It nt
llothors , striking him on the back of the i
head and making a bad wound
The merles of rovlv.il meetings arranged for
by the Methodist churches ot the elij will
begin nt the Hroaihinj Methodist church on |
next Wednesday evening The meetings will l
bo under direction of Hcv J H We-ber of 1
Now York A chorus eholr of seventj-flvo
voices Is now being organized to lead the '
singing , A band of 10J or more workers will
also be organized to assist in thu meeting I
City Clerk I'hlllp * Id unking up the an I
nual report of the rark commissioners The j
report will show that up to the piesont tlmo
the commissioners have expended upon the 1
care and improvements of the city park since I
the beginning of the work In the * spring the
urn of $5C.r > 117 About two-thirds of this
amount lias heo-i expended In ralrmcunt
The commissioners and the public nro highly
plcatwd with the result of the work that luu I
been ilonii there this season It has been of
the most permanent character nnd has
greatly enhanced the beauty of the park.
C. II , "vlavl Co. female remedy ; consulta
tion free OflUfi hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5
Health book furnished , 32G-327-32 ! > Met Ham
block.
N. Y. Plumbing cumrmny. Tel. 250.
MiirrlliKt * l.li't'liNi-M.
Marriage licenses huvu been iasued to these
persona-
Nunie nnd Residence Ago
J. K. Collins , Auburn , Ncl 17
Minnie Flulur , Auburn , Neb 33 .
113. . Hurgess. Walioo , Neb 3 ( ; '
It. M. liriijiiinln , Wnhoo , Nt-b 30
JainoH MiO.iliu int , Council llltiff 'J.'i
Augusta lllser , Council IHuITa 20
Mrs. A. II. Cratisby , oflSSKcrrSt , ,
Atumphls , Tumi , , paid iioattuiition
to a small lump in nor breast , but
it soon iltn sloped
Into ft paiiceT of
tlio nio.st
nnnt type. The
best physicians
in New York treated liur , nnd finally - .
ally iluolare.l her case ) liopclebs.
As n last resort , S. S. S , was given ,
and mi imniediatu improvement re-
Biilti'd ; ti few bottles
tles oured her
completely , and
no sign of the ills-
ease lias return
ed for ten years.
Hooka on Cancer free : addrc BwlW
CpcclQo Co. , Atlanu , Ua.
CROWDS TO HEAR DOLLIVER
Elcqncnt Congressman Advocates the
Candidacy of Shaw (
EXPLAINS THE MORTGAGE REGISTER
Hair Vlllllon DnllnrM l.oiincil ( o I ova
l'n r me r Iti'iiri'Ni'litM I .SiMliiRH ot
I'oor -oilc | SockliiK : n I'rullt-
nblc Infulnifiil. .
Uolllvcr's meeting at the Uohany theater
last night was one ot the largest political
ilciiionstrAtloiiB that Jias occurred In any of
the campaigns for many years. Mr. Dolllver
has spoken In Council 1) ) luff a on other occa
sions , but never before ; when there was such
a eleslro on the part of the better class of
citizens to hear him. The theater consti
tute' ! the largest auditorium In the city , but
It was too small to accommodate a fruclHon
ot the number of people who sought admittance
tance- . The stage was filled with republicans
and honest money democrats and the re-
malndei of the house from pit to dome ultb
the bust citizens of the clt ) . The wings of
the stage were niled with palms and ferns
and the galleries , boxes and probcenlum were
dtapeil wl.h national colors.
\\liun Mi Dolllvcr appeared on the Binge
ho received an ovation that left little room
lor doubt that his audlcncu was In heart }
s > mpath > will his sun Imeita. He was es-
coitcd Iromhls licnel by the McKlnlcy guards
and the lotul mllitar > eonipanlcs. Hen A
Y Kllcklngcr Introduced him. In the auill-
cncu were a hrge number of women who
jolnol In the denionstratlon that gree'tcd him
bj waving their handkerchiefs. Mr. Dollher
was In excellent \olce and made one of the
best speeches of his cimpalgn In the s'ate
I In did not follow clcdcly the lines of the
set speech he lias been delivering at otaer
ptln ki In the sluto , but dipped Into local
pall i.al affairs and awakened a new Interest
In the local campaign. Ills advocacy of
bliaw was that of a personal friend and In
the course ot his speech he explained how
It happened Hint the mortgage rcglstei of
the ic. > tiL.llcin . candidate lor governor was
Intioduced Irto politics The speaker said
ho was the man who ( list used It for po
litical purposes In the campaign of last > ear ,
ami ho did It for the imrpcuo of s ow.ng the
roil iroinlng of the llryanlte attack upon
the > capltillsts who were cngjged In lending
theli mono ) to build up the west an 1 es-
peclall ) the state of Iowa Tnit loan regls-
tci shovvel the placing of leans on Io\a
farms aggregating 000 The bulk of this
money came from the savings of poor people
ple , of ch-rlty funds , orphans' and w 'ows'
portions , seeking sife and profitable invest
ment , and not one dollar from Lamluid
slreet.all street or any ot the other hcal-
( { iiarlcrs nf the money power These were
i o creditors llrjan was .isklng the western
vctcrs , to assist In plundering bj rca ) > iii ( ;
their loins with a deprcc'nted currency The
ilemoci uit , pjl.ticlans , following their iime-
honoied cLatom of camping along the lepub-
llcan trail , hail picke S up ihls same legistei
o. loans that lud hclpel so slgnall ) to edu
cate * thj ptople of In.vs o i ; utovv them the
Elullo'vness and fallacy of the pictenslcns
an 1 charges ot the sllvcrltes , and vvcie now
earijini , it around over the s ate and show
ing 'it tc tie people who unclustco.l it so
well. It had been copied ai.d printed in a
lat oillco down In Ottumwa , and vvsa being
scattered most Industriously by benlghteJ
mlctuscoplc p"lltlclni.s all over the sta'e ,
strengthening the lepnbllcan cause by recall
ing to every voter the facts and lessons ol
last j car's campaign. Hepubllcans In al'
parts oi Iowa were laughing at them ana
Intelligent democrats wore i . , in < ; i > , i-
hcadi In shame or leaving the party Whose
leaders were so maliciously n.upicl.
M.1. Dolllver paid a high tuoute to the
facilities this country afforded the poor man's
sen , and declared that the crj ot tie silvcr-
Itcs and other prospcrltj wreckers that the
sodal conditions gave the poor boy no chance
was only ano'her of the stupid blunders tha
appear to b a natural legac > of the demo
cratic party. H was onlv the sons of the
pojt men who achieved an > thing la the
vva > ol wealth an 1 distinction , lie said he
s | cut a week In Xevv York Cl'j looking up
t'o historj of the great men of the nation's
metropolis and he discovered that .iot one
of them had been bom In the city that cvcrj
one cf them who had reached prominence in
anj of the departments of human success
had walked In'o the city penniless and bare-
loo'cJ from the rural districts , anJ It gave
him reasons fet greater pilde In the success
at Leslie M PI aw , who less thai twentj-
five jears ngo walked Into Crawford county
without a dollai He also took great com
fort In tie fact that Mr Sluw's opportuni-
ties v ere those Hut the rcpub'Ican party
had given every other poor boy In ihe UnlteJ
I State * Ibis historj of the United States for
I the last thirtj > eam was the greatest and
1 grandest in the history of mankind and ho
felt proud of thn Met that the republican
' paitj lud wiittcn everj line of It , every
word ot It , and the democrats had only been
abln to put In a punctuation mark In ISI ! )
After tie meeting was over Mr Dolllver
was acroided an Informal reception and was
presented to a large number of the men and
women who constituted his audience.
\ < * | IMC\ < < ( . * Into Troiihlt * .
John J Ncp3c > , an Omaha man came over
j the ilvei between 1 nnd 2 o'clock jcstcrday
l morning and fooled around until the last
'motor ' tral'i had di'i arted At least that was |
1 wlat he Kill had happened when lie applied
at the Lo-vcr hotel o'l lower Main street fer
ace mmodatloi. for tl.o remainder of the
night. When he v > as ellcd up n to pay
his bill In the morning he discovered that
ho was v.ithcut money In the conversa-
tlon with Prank and Charles Webb , who J
run the hotel , he used language that is
prohibited by statute , and he was turned over
to a convenient policeman After ho was
taker , to the clt ) jail the hotel people dis .
covered several of the rcoms had been looted ,
Including the one occupied by Prank Webb
The fact w is telephoned to the police sta .
tion and an examination of the effects of
dls"loscd the presence of sc.'eral
articles that wereIn joung Webb's pockets
whin ho retired the1 night before Nepsey
was arrested on the charge of us ng ob
scene language , but the more fieri us 0112 of
burglary will bu placed against him.
Money to Loan Hoducsd rate on first class
Improved farms and Inside city proper ! ) .
Apply to Jas N. Casady , Jr. L'30 Main St.
The follow Ing transfer ! ) are reported from
thu tltlo end loan oillco of J. W. Squire , 101
IVarl btrcet
Sheriff of I'ottnwattanile county to
KuclmU Cutting , 7 In 17 , liujllss'
2d add. sheriff's deed $3,379
Slit rift of 1'ottavv it'amlo county to
J J Stovvart , i-xee'iitor vv'A ' " iivv'l '
15-74-41 , sheilff's need . . 2 , - , |
'Sheiitf of I'ottuwattninle county to
Alvln W. Flint , SJ In 33 , Centra !
Blind , Bherlff's dci d
G 13 Wiitfon , trustee , ami wife to
G. W Buck. vv'Xj ' n" . neAi no"S " T.Tii-H.
< l e- i
CliorKo W Hue It ami vvlfo to Jiunes
ami Mary Mcltobcit , vv'i n'i neli
np'i 7-73-13 , < | e 1
AngusHostrdt ( single ) to Hans
1'etir-t , 1 , 2 mid 3 In 1C , Town of
Mlndcn , w. il iG73
Jaiui Ann Dunn ( widow ) to Catherine
Dunn , lots J and \ In Dunn's block ,
vv. d
Total amount of transfers.
\VorU of Ililili * .Snrli'lKvni ,
Rev C Hoover , agent of the American
Blblo society , lias been engaged In a can
vass of the coun'y outside of the city and
tow us , wlti Instructions to furnish free a
blblu to all famlllib founj to bo without
one The population of the county out lde
of the city and tow no Is about 20,000 , and
, In a canvass that represents personal con-
I tact with or at least Inquiry cort-ernlng the
'
homo ] of these people , lie only found thlrt-
nlno without bibles. Individually they were
not quite so well supplied Inquiry among
thirty people discovered that cloven of them
were * without bibles , but none could be found
who bad not at least recently seen or hoard
of the book. In an aggregate of C70 persons
122 only were members of eomo church , and
only 106 of this number wore attending Sun-
dtty ecbooL i _ j _ _ ,
V .NOT S\KIJ IV THU .MIU. .
Opinion ( if nn i\irr iiinii Opposed to
n Hunker' * VCT | > .
The local managers of express companies
are taking a deep Interest In the discussions
going on concerning the transmission of cur
rency by registered mall , and some of them
take exceptions to the Interview with a local
banker published In The Dec yesterday , who
was rather Inclined ( o favor the Idea of tiring
the registered malls Instead of the express
companies A good deal of this Interest has
been aroused by the fact that C. H. Han-
nan cashier of the Citizens' bank In this
ell } , has been foremost lu this aa > ocac } and
read ft paper before the meeting of the Na
tional Bankers' association at Detroit last
summer , In which iie eirncstlj advocated the
plan which has provoked a great deal of
discussion all over the countr } Colonel H.
C lleebo , the \etcrati agent of the Ameri
can , Is Inclined to dispute the assertion that
there Is cnoug'i In the way of cheapness ii\
postal transmission to justify the Increased
risk. On small shipments he SIJH the dif
ference In favor ot the molls will not ex
ceed 10 cents and for short distance the
express rate Is the cheapest.
"Tho bankers' Idea seems to be , " said Mr
IJcobe , "that the molls are dcslgnsd ex-
promly for their use and they have not hesi
tated to advocate the scheme of equipping
the mall cars with regular hank \aults at
the expense of the government for their es
pecial use IndceJ , Mr. Ilannan In his ad
dress before the Ilinkers' association Insls'ed
that the mall cars should be constructed of
steel , and that they mould have otcel safes
for the deposit of the banker's money while
In transit , lical safes for local business and
through safes for through business Just
why the government should take any more
pains to deliver the money package of
Danker Smith than It does to get aafel } and
promptly to Us destination the bab ) hood
that Mrs Jones is sending to her first
giandchlld Is dlnicult to understanJ. W.icn
Mrs Jones and her tolling husband , who
have lost all of their little sivlngs bj the
I'alluro of some bink to which they have
cntrusteJ It , begin to advocate the eslabllsh-
inen' of postal savings tanks t c bankci
comes forward Instant ! } with objections and
declares that the- government has na right
to Interfere with Ills private business and
jet a * the same tlmo ho demands that the
government shall not only use Its present
facilities but shall Inricaae them solelj foi
Ins bencft Mr Hnnran s paper was nt
ilnubl bright ind worth } the attention It
hss attracted In bulking cnclcs , but Mr
Hamun's reasoning In Illogical
"I believe culling a'tcntioa to the great
amount of business that has been rece-i lv
f reed upon the postal department bj the
tankers by the Iras of the $11,000 mono }
pack.igo al the trars'er will raise the ques
tion of the government's right to carry th
kind of nia'lcr There Is no question bu.
thd presence In the malls of the millions o'
dollirB In cash , vlll greatly increase the ll-i-
hlllty ot danger to the mall mutter of the
people It offers a premium upon dishonest1
In mall clerks and Is an Inviting field f"i
the , raid agent , who will let alone tie stce'
safes I'l the express cars and rip cpcn o
cairj awaj and desire } the hand ) mill bags
I iK'llevo when IB comes to be gcncrall } tin
derstood that It Is putting the malls In I i
cuvcd jeopard } he pos'al dcpaitmcnt wll
bo obliged In answer to populai dematU t
restuct the use of the nails for the 'rans
mission of the banket's cash There arc
documents gclnc ; through the nulls as vain
able cfi the bcnkcrs' money pickaxes , and
th' reid agents who don't hesitate to wreck
trirs would not he1- ! ate to dcs'ro } mall
cats after rilling the mn-i'y bigs"
iHniiMi I'M.now svrn ri.icirr.
I' o of Thr ' Ili'iM-li Clilrtto from
( ( ill net I mulls.
Two of the three carrier pigeons liberated
In Palimojnt park on Mondiy mornlnir
retehcd their homo In Chicago. A letter re
ceived } estcrday from Prod H 1'hlllps of the
Illinolo Central Hallway ccmpan } , who owns
the homers nnd sent them out from Chicago
by express , announced that the birds arrived
on Tuesday moinlng , very tired but In good
condition They both cnmo toge'her and
loichul theli cote at the sime time and were
receiving the congratulations of their fel
lows when Mr Philips reached them The
> ne lost wis the } oungei of the trio The
veatlier was bright and p'easant here when
the birds started on their long trip from
Count if Illnrr.s to Ch'cago ' , but before the }
reached home they ran Into a dHagreeiblc
lain Btorm Their plumage was still wet and
bedraggled when they arrived Hope of tha
otl-cr bird returning wrf , not abandoned
whrn the letter ws written
It Is the intention of Mr Philips to con
tinue to train the birds In the hope that they
can break the world's record , which la now
he d by two lljers of the simo bleed , "Pedro"
and "Past Mall , " who made the journey
from New Orleans to their homf In Mlshl-
vska , Ind , a dis'nnco ot 1,000 miles , in three
| die and three' hours "Pedro" Is the eham-
! plon for he reached the co'o eonie neconde
In advance of his brave compinlrn It Is
the intention of Mr Philips , If the weatl-er
permits to take the two birds to Grand
I-dand nr Kearney Neb , , In a few das and
let them return home Ho has d'scovered
that all of them have n strange repugnance
to crossing rivers and will not cros * > them If
Ilbeinted In their Immediate vicinity It Is
be loved the blrdo will make a quick trip
from Kearney and vv'll ' be able to pick their
way over an open country with loss difficult }
than a country of the nature of the Iowa
surface The birds have learned to fly at a
great hclirht aril It Is believed they will bo
able to sight the brikes of tlio Missouri river
when the } get within 100 miles of It It
wll then bo all clear sailing over a familiar
course
\VI1I ( in ( it tin- Siipri'iniCourt. .
Colonel Dailey effected his appeal or the
I Mcllugh case yesterday and the question of
I Mcllugh's connection with the Grlswc 11 brnk
| lo'ibery and shooting of NMf O'Brien will
| be passed upon by the supreme c-urt of the
st te Judge Mac ) ordered the transcript of
the evidence to te made at the eost of the
county upon the affidavit of the defendant
that hn was without menus of paying for the
extension of the shorthand notes
Thti ) Is junior In cliciilatlon are ind the
c urt house that J J. Wilson , one of the
prlsoncis from the state peiiltentlaiy who
gave evidence In favor of the defendant and
who wrote the extrioidlnary letter to Judge
Macy which was printed In Sunday's Bee ,
has announced Ills willingness to make good
an asseitlon contained In one paragraph of
that letter that Mellugh's lnnos ° nco would
be etr nn within six. months It Is said he
has promised to do this by telling who the
man was wan did the shooting nnd tell the
otlicers whcre > they can get him
There Is no need of little children bring
tortured by scald he-ad , eczema and s'in
eruptions Do Witt's Witch Harel r'alvo
gives Instant relief and cures permanently ,
Subscribe foi The Sun'iiiy lice and read
Anthony HOT'S great story "Simon Dale"
INSI'KI C'l'KOS 'IO It VSCO .ID1IV.
. .InilliUIIH MoillHcil III * ( 'liiii'Kt' Slnrc
tin * l'ri- % IIIIIN Trial ,
MARYVILLR , Mo , OU 27 ( Special )
Judge Herndon Instructed a jury In thu
HUBCO ease foi the third tlmo ) oEi ! > rday aft
i ernoon The Instructions given differ very
i essentially from those given at the former
! trials Bef ro the court refused Instructions
for an ) degree Icis than tlrst , declaring that j
ho had no right under the liw to do BO '
Since then he has had some correspondence
with the attorney geneial In refeicnco to
the matter and the Instructions given yes
terday contain the following
"Thu court Instructs the Jury that If It
believes from thu ovlduice that the defendant
IH under the ago of IS years it is at lito-ty
to assess his punishment at death or nn-
prls nment In the penitentiary for a period
not lees tlnn flvo ) eais or at commitment
to the State Reform school for boys at any
term less than flvo yeurs"
This Is a victory for the defense , as It
contended at the former trial that such in
structions should bo given.
% orllirK'i.l < Tii rinur Ouliinl.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. , Oct 27-The
Northwestern Miller reports the Hour out
put last week at Minneapolis. Dulutli , Su
perior und Milwaukee tuj 42GkGJ barrels.
Read "Simon Pale" la The Sunday Bee.
It you don't take U , subscribe now.
Clllf WILL HAVE NO WATER
Sensational Seqoal to the Sioux Oily
Restraining Order.
WATiR WORKSjJp BE SHUT DOWN
Clmlminii of ( | u. Council CommUtfC
nrcM | | , . \\HI Coiiuil ) u Hit
( Inln w ut Noon nil
Sntiirilii ) .
SIOUX CITV , Oct. 27. ( Special Telcsrnm. )
Growing out of the Injunction which was
reccntl ) Issued in the district court restrain
ing Sioux Cltj's officers and council from
contracting any Indebtedness or spending nny
money , J. M. TVeilwaj , chairman of the water
committee of the c.ty council , has Issued nn
olllclal notice that at noon on Saturday the
water works will be shut down.
This will mean practically that the fire
department will bo rendered useless and the
announcement las created the greatest ex
citement and consternation. The water
works belong to the city nnd alwajs ha\e
been cons.deied a good Investment More
than half the families in the clt > are de
pendent on clt > water for cooking and drink
ing purposes and perhaps two thirds of the
Miar.jf.icturI.TK plants of all kinds are also
dependent upon the same source for their
boilers. lhe"carr > lng out of this propobal
would be nothing luss than a calnmitj. Chair
man Tredwaj tajs , however , that It Is no
Mil IT and that the city Is really compelled
b > the terms of the Injunction to ttop all
business of this kind tic sa > s e\er > huur
the works run the tnjitnUloi Is being \lo-
luteil and If It wire nut for giving the pe pie
fair notice the } would cease operation at
once
tt Is a noticeable fact , however , that the
a gumcnts tor making the Injunction pei-
mancnt nip to be heard by Judge Uajnor In
t.'e d strict court on SaturJay inornli .
MKIII : 'i o nisoi' OMJ coi.i.ici : : .
limn ItniitlNlH Dcclilc lii \ttiiolnt ii
ConinilsHliiii l < > I > oIsi * I'hiii.
UK3 MOIN'KS , Oft 27. ( Special Tele
gram ) The Iowa Haptlst a te convention
toJij discussed means o' supporting 1's edu
cational Institutions Tlic"e Is an attendance
of i'JO , Tcnlaj the intention of support foi
the educational Instltull us of the denomina
tion cimc up Central univcrsltj at 1'ella
and DCS Molncs college at DCS Molne ? are
the two Baptist oolltg's of lo.va , Leslies
which theie are several academics The de-
nomiiatlon Ii not able to support bo h col
leges and aUr ! jears of content ! n it has
been determine 1 to teach a boiiitlcn this ,
\e-ir. Accordlnglv a plan was -dopte.l tea -
a > under vvliUh a comm ss o'l of eleven
mcmbc-s , t/ne lor each congicsslciul dis
trict will bu appointed b > the conveii'Ioii t
Invcst'gitc ' the v hole btibjcet prcpau ucom-
IJKII tiilius pud call a speclil delegate con
vent ! jn foi the stute to t Ke nml action
The commission La not been namo.I , but It
\ill l e gi.cn ti iindcih.anl the desire of
he dcnomliiat on Is f i consolidation and
c-tiall.atlon. It Is expcc'cd cue college
i111 i > < ? dropped and the adherents of c.vli
.Me n aklng a struggle to detc-mlne which
it will be. " ' ,
INVIOU < : i : in T VI.KS VT
Ill 'll si. . Slitll * Itliil National IKSIH-N ( o
( lie : ! ( of IIU llin rs.
, \CKMY : , la , Dot 2 ( Special Tc'lcsram )
United States Senator Gear of llurllligion
bc'd the icpuh Iran campaign In Hardln
courtj at this place this evening , delivering
cno of the beat speeches hcaid in this local
ity iluiiig the/ campaign Votcis were
present from Cldon , Iowa Palls , Alden and
ether vo'Ing precinc's of the county The
scnntcr thorough ! ) explained the Ding e >
bill ard devoted u large part of his speech
to the tariff Ills views were explained on
fie currency question to the satisfaction of
the audience , which applauded him frc !
fiucrtly. State Issues were very carefully
gene over and the al eged looting of the stuto
trecfitirj , &s charged bj the opposition was
Slven explanation at the close of hia address
The f-onator v\as tendered an informal re
ception. 1'iosperlty la so noticeable in this
section that the state campaign has been a
uulct one Tanners are happ > and busy ,
bnk deposits have Increased and faun
pioducts are abundant. Candidate Shaw will
receive a handsome majority from Hardln
cout'ty republicans
uim\i , ii MI , DIII vit\ v si ccnss
riiriniTN Sut'll I'oMtnllltMllcnljilM li >
Hll llIU lllll > I'll pi'PH.
nUDOUA , la , Oct 27. ( Special ) The ex
periment of free ruial mail delivery , which
has povv been In operation in Providence
township In Hardln county for the last six
weeks , has proved a gr at success , and the
IncrcTsel amount of mall matter Inndloi !
has made the scheme a profitable venture
also
Providence township Is one of the two
localities In Iowa selected for this trial ,
Tinco hired carriers make one delivery n
day. Cnch farmer has a mail box on his
front gate , where the mall is left Post
master W T. Kersey of Xew Provld'nce re
ports that farmers arc greatly pleased with
the scheme , and having the opportunity of
a dally mail man ) of them are now receiv
ing the dally papers and mark t reports
\\MII * \ \ \i.iicii ; > win : MI : vrnit
Hunker IN Talci'ii from n HiifrK > > l > >
VIiiNl.i-il Mt > ti mid Set crdj llciilcn.
MASON' CITY , la , Oct 27. ( Special Tele
gram ) Honr > Oast , capltalln and banker
of Nora Springs , was dreadfully flajel wlti
a liorscwhlp last nlcht. Lawjcr .Miles am
Oast were riding in a buggy when four
masked men caught Oast , pulled him out o
the buggy and unmercifully beat him MIIc
HEJ badly cut In the leg ii attempting to de
fend Oast. The charge Is that fiast ill treats
his wife and children. Monday even nn
nclghbois were called Into the house to qiiel
a disturbance Ho Is u member of the
evangelical church The town la grcatl ;
exercised over the affair. Sentiment Is gen
erally against the allegeJ wife beater.
IIUMI niiHlfi-n Slur CoiiMMillon.
OTTU.MWA la , Oct 27 The twcnty-sev
enth aiuiual session of the grand chapter o
Iowa , Order of the Eastern Star , bcgai
today with 1-00 ! delegates and visltoiu Ii
attendatice The report of the grand secie
tary shows that theorder , Is In a nourishing
condition with o\cr 10,000 memberH In thu
state. The election of oflleers takes place
tomorrow. Davenport U a caulldato for
the next meeting and Mill probably get It.
ItUcrloa l.ix'iil lli'ius ,
HIVIJKTON , I ? , Ott. 27. ( Sp = clal. ) Or
Holmes will Bpoiik at this place Thursday
ovcnlng on prohlMflon.
A horse bclonglqg : to a Shenandoah livery
man fell dead at , the livery barn in this
city yestcrda ) . >
limit Nc'v.Nnli'H. .
Night Watchl/iU'r ' Ooxlo of Inde
pendence was fcliot * and berlously vvoundei
Sunday night "While " attempting to aircst
burglars Whllo'env his rounds ho heard a
nrlbo In the rear ofV II Smell s clothing
house vid upan ln\estlgit on found three
men tnlng to Vfrect an mtrancc They
opened fire upon him , and fhteen shots were
exchaiiBud The- burglars made gooj the rTe
To Any Reliable Man.
Uirroloui uppllanco and cno month' * reroedlri
or rare pome " 111 bu tunt on trial , uKhoul unv
atiimct pavmtnt. Ur tboXiiremuit cuuipany lu ilio
world In tue trvatmtnt ut uirii we il , broken , dl -
coumKod from tffccti o ( czcotioi , worrr , over
work , Ac. llappr laarrlig * tecurnd , coiupletelet-
tnratlonor dcielopruont uf ill robutt oondltloni.
'ihe lima of thli oB.r u Iliuliea. Nn C. O. 1) .
chemoi nu deoeplloai M cxpoiure. Addreii
6 NIAGARA bT. ,
, , BUPPALO , N.Y .
wcapc. Doxlo received an ugly wound In
the leg and Ujr * ome tlmo before assist
ance arrived ,
John ChrlatmaB , ft prominent p mn ot
Maoson , w 8 struck by n pupenuer train of
the DCS Molncs * Northwestern railway at
Rockwell City He s fatall ) Injured , re
celvlns several cuts on the held and Inter
nal Injuries Ho has been uni-onsoloin ever
since Mr Christmas was tring to rrcnj
the track ahead of the train In a buggy
The fourth annual election of om > n of
the- Iowa State Agricultural college at Ames
was held In the Crescent library rooms at
which meeting the following officer1 ! stul
managers for the coming ) car were elected
President , 0 J Fa > ; vice president Donald
Stantoo ; secretary. Guy Roberts , treasurer
P. 13 Nlcol , a v'stant treasurer , J 11. LOVP ,
state treasurer , J C Kvlo ; foot ball nnn-
agcr , Harry Ilozarth , assistant foot ball man
ager , n S Little , track nwmger , William
Kdson ; tennis manager , William Houston
The officers elected will not be Installed
until the sprint ; term of ' 98
M. J lilalr , a well digger and an old
resident of Mlndcn. and John Koch , a COM
of Leonard Koch , were suffocated Ici a well
two and a half miles north of that place
on one of the farms owned by L Koch.
Mr. Koch was deepening a well and was
down clghty-flvo feet It Is supposed In
digging down through the old bottom ot the
well he must have struck a vein or pocKet
of gas Hearing Hlalr unking a noise- the
attendants at the top know there > won
trouble rnJ joung Mr Koch went down In
the bucket to the aid ot Mr llhlr Not
taking the precautions In such capcv ho was
ovcrrc-wercd with the gas and fell out of
the bucket some d'st nce to the bottom
When fin.II ) take out both were de-ad
The pract cal Joke which , so his friends
believe rent Hal-h Hejnolds to the mad-
hou o , nny > et cost the perpetrators deirly.
Action for damages was recent ! ) be-gun
agftirst rnomas Reedy , one ot the perpe
trators The faets are that Ralph Reynolds
a joung linn of more tlnn 21 sears , Is now
In the Ins-iie hospital at Independence. Ho
Is a lunatic but froii what cause the courtu
will be called o'l to decide Hli giuidlan
and re-lithe.i . argue that his pitiful condi
tion was brought about bj one Thomas
Rre ly nrd n crowd of practical Jnitcra , and
the ) lave sued Reed ) for damages They
cla'm ' that the Insane man was Induced by
tl'c jokers to go at night to look at the
! > ' ] ) of a dead man whom the > calmed
had been run over by the Rock Island train
and that the supposed corp o then aioso and
pursued him In Its winding &hect until he
VVQJ frantic with fear
You can't afford to risk ) our Hie by al
low lu ga coU tci Jovulo , ) into pneumonia or
consumpt on. Instant relief and a certain
cure am afforded bv One Minute Cough due.
iiv n\Nii r.i r.i > IN i.uvnox.
IK-fvlu'N Vl I : < -KI tin'I liiuiuM or In-
IrriuKlonal Pi It nil linos.
LONDON , Oct 27 Mnhtbsador Ha ) , W S
Fielding , Canadian minister of finance , and
Gilbert Parker were guests at a bamiuet of
prominent llteiary and ncvvsnapcr people ,
given last night at the WhiteKrins' club
Mr. Potiltney HIgc ow piesided After din
ner the clialrnun , Mr Fielding , Mr I'arkci
and o IICIR made speeches full of frlcndlv
allus'on to the United States and to the
American nmba ailot , whom In the words of
the chairman , thev were "glad to welcome ,
not onlj as ambassador , but as n brother
Journalist "
Cornel Hn > , lespondlng to a toist to his
health , in a vcr > liapp ) speech , sa d "Of I
coursa we canno' discus ? politics hcie Hut '
without violating a.i > confidence I n.ay
caj that 1 heir no message from my govern I
mcnt but one which would be acceptable to
oveiy l-n llsh gentleman , and there Is no
reason , so far as I can s-'e , why the ft lend ! )
rclitlons between Oreat Hritaln Jtnl thu
United S'atcs ' should ever disturbed "
Mr Pieldlng In the course of his reimrKs.
dwe t upon the "neighbor ! ) relaticns that tlta
people of Canada wish to maintain vv Uh the I I
United States " He tald "Colonel Hi ) and
I have been sitting side by side tills evening ' ,
and have ca'e'n our flfh in harmoii ) , quite |
without reference to the question whether
they were caught within the three-mile limit
I hope this fact may bo taken as a happy
augur ) of the relatioiih between the Domin
ion and the United States "
The Diily News , which briefly reports the
procced'ngs ' at the dinner , compliments Am
bassador Hay on his reply , and sajs "A
line speech was lost to Cnglind and America
through the absence ot reporters "
n vnv TO ncrnMi TIIHIR rouvniY.
Trilirsitioii llc'l > ( < > I'riK'Iii 111111 loll of
ntmllNh C'liiiiiniiiiilrr.
SIMLA Oct. 27 Rcpllng to the prochma-
tion of the Ilrltlsh commander on the fron
tier. Sir William Lockhart , the Marziols
protest against the occupation of Kh ) ber
pass , Samina lange and Swat valley by the
British forces and declare their Intention of
opposing the British advance. The Marzao
leaders are now at Khurmana and are pre
paring to at'ack the Kurram valley. A let
ter was received from these leaders j eater-
da ) evening asking whether the British In
tentions were peace or war.
The Malakand I > sltion has been greatl )
stiEiigthcncd and is now capable of stub-
barn defense
The British foragers have captured In the
Khankl valley 300 mules laden with sup-
pile's.
Lord Vlnjor't llaiiiiii-t.
LONDON , Oct 27 Mrd Salisbury , the
premier , and United Plates Ambassado- Hay
have accepted invltatlitis to be present Jit
Gulldlall at the annual banquet given by
the lord mior October 2 ! )
PARIS , Oct 27 It I undcr to-il that the
fundamental basis of dllilculty between
Franco and Oreat Britain In West Afilcn Is
that Fran-o declines to recognize the treaties
concluded with native rulers by offlccrn of
the British Niger compiny until the text ot
such treaties has been olTlcljlly communi
cated to Franco b ) the Ilrltlsh government
Thus , the French government claims tint
many of the trestles made with African
potentates In belmlf of France toke prece
dence over the treaties negotiated In behalf
of the British Niger eompiny
Humor Vntlrci- llrnril rroni.
CHRISTIANA , Oct 27 Advices which
liavo Just rc.ichfxl hero from Spltzbergfti , the
group of Islands In the A'ctlc Btutted ! nilil-
wa ) between Oreenhnd and Nora JCembln , sly
that the crew of a wrecked ship has reached
that part of the world < \nd that o rumor
prevailed tint they Inve lirought news of
Prof Andrce , the Swedish cxplo er , who
left D.inlcs Island In a balloon June 1 In
nn attempt to cross the north pole.
SdilUllcs of Siitioniil I'roiliii'tlon.
B12RL1N. Oct 27. The goveinmtnt Ins de-
cldcd to found an Imperil ! bureau to collect
statistics regjrdlng all branches of the na
tional production The figure's nnd facti ro
gathered will bo published rcguhrly so ns
lo enable the government officials to be al-
wuvs oleitl ) posted as to the' exact state
of Industry , export and Import , as well as
o ; agriculture.
I'orto ItltMi DfinniuNiidinoniv. .
SAN JU\N , Porto R'co ' , Oct 27 The
autonomists In Porto Rico have Issued a
manifesto In which they dennnd of Spa n
the same wdlcnl reforms as those which
have been gTVcti to Cuba by the new llbctal
ministry. This doiinnd IP backed by popu
lar sentiment , nnd It Is hoped the reforms
will bo granted.
IViMM Inn Cnlilncl Mn > Itcslnii.
LIMA , via Oaheston , Tex , Oct 27 A
rumor Is cut rent here tcda ) that the Peru
vlin cabinet ha" resolved to tender Its
lesignatlotii to the president
The unprecedented silo of Dr Bull's Cough
Srup provokes competitli n , but the people
cling tci Dr. Bull's Cough S.vritp.
Subsrlbo for The Sunda ) Ilre and read
Anthony Hope's great stor > "Simon Dale
in VIM ; : ; vi , .
CnssiM'tCniliili v.
CHICAnO Oct 27 The marrhge of Mis
Cecelia Cndaliy , daughter of the millionaire
packcv , Michael Cttdih ) of Chicago , to John
U Cassell ) of San Francisco , son of ex-Sen
ator Casscrly , took place at St James' Catho
lie church on Wabas i avenue at 'I iO a m
tcda ) Nuptial high m ss wis cclebritcd , the
clhcUtlng clcrgjimn lielng Archbishop Rlnr
dan of San Francisco , who stopped over 01
hi- way from Washington to tb IMcllU
eoast esiieclill ) for this purpose The aich-
b'snoi ' ) vsas formerl ) leetor of St. Jame"-
where the wedding took plicc Miss Clan
Cudahy , a sister of the bilde , was maid ol
honor William B MacDonough of Sin
Francisco acted as groomsmin About GOP
guests were present nt the eercmonv \
wedding breakfast wis served at noon at tlie
tesldence of the bride's father Mr and Mro
Casserl ) left this afternoon fora three weeks
trip through the caut , after which the ) gc
lo San Francisco
C u ! oii-ll I in rim null.
Arthur P Oulou attl Miss Orace Hlme
biugh were n.arrled last evening at the res. .
deuce of the bi Ide's mother Mrs AddUon S
Carter , In the pre encu of about 100 gues's
MiGuiau If. ton of Clnrles H Giilou ami
Is associated with him In business Tin
bride is a daughter ) of the late P C Illim.
baugli Both are well known In coclet ) eir
clcs Mr jiid Mrs Gulou left on an evening
traH for New York aiil other eastern points
and will bu absent about a month
Tnckor-U nrlli-lil.
LINCOLN , Oct. 27 ( Special ) Dr. F W
Ti. ker of Lincoln was united In matrlag >
with Mls.3 Hattlo I. AVarflcld at her home In
Univeisity Place last night Dr Tucker
Is a prominent phsclan ! of this p'aca ' and
Ibis bride las been an Instructor In Kngllsli
at Weslevan unlve'slty , from which she was
giadnatod several ) cars ago.
\\liiMil ( . ' ( ics \lio\c ii Dollar.
ST KOt'IS , Oct 27. December vvln > at sold
uj > to $101"i today , miiklns the hlgliest
record of the season. Yesterday Decembei
c-loseil .it ! i'i'/4c , sollnrt lint opened ' i
higher iinel mlvnnced stendlly until the toj )
prli e was ic.ielicd The close was 4i' bcluvv
the highest pi Ice. Hi-ivy covcilnjj b\
shortb caused the advance.
SIMPLE AT FIRST.
II IN foolish ( u N < . li-c < \ii. > Puriii of
I'llt-N ( un > Tin-in n < llii > lli'uliiiiliiK.
Piles are elmplo in the beginning and eai.'ilj
cured They can bo curoil even In the worst
Htages , without pain or losh of blood quickly ,
surely and completely. There Is on y one
remedy that will do it I'jiamld 1'ile Cine
U allnjs , the Inllaniniatlnii Immediately ,
heals the Irritated surface and with continued
treatment reduces the swelling and puts the
membrniKH Into good , Bounil health } condi
tion The cure Is thorough and permanent
I'ere are some volutarj and unsolicited
testimonials wo have latilj received
MIB M C lllnkly , dOl Mis.lsslppl St
Indiana ) oils Ind , cajo HJVC I e n n sufferer
from the pain and announce of I'lles for fif
teen years , the Pyramid I'lle Ctiro and 1'jra-
III Id I'l Ifi gave me immc'dlute relief and In
a bhort time a complete cure
Mijoi Dean of Columbus , O'llo. sajs' I
wish to add to the number of certificates ns
to the benefits , derived from the I'yrnmld 1Mb
Cure. I suffered from piles for forty > cais
nnd from Itching piles , for twenty jears and
two boxes of the I'iramld IMIo Cure have
effectually cured me
Most drugg'htc sell I'jrimld Pile Cure or
wilt get It for jnn If > ou ask them to It Is
no cents for full sl/ed ) ) , ickako and Is put up
only by the Pjramld Drug Co , Albion Mich
WH ARR ASSERTING IN Tlin COURTS OUH RIC.IIT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA , " AND
" PITCHER'S CASTORIA , " AS OUR TRADE MARK.
I , DR. SAMUEL PITCHER , oHyonnis , Massoohusettn ,
was tlio originator "PITCHER'S CASTORIA , " the same
that has berne and dooa now SZ&/7-- * ? ? " on OVBry
bear tlio fao-oimllo signature q&ta4tyj7c < & & > M wrapper ,
This is tlio origina"PITCHER'S CASTORIA" which has been
used in the homos o/ the mothers America for ever thirty
years , LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and BOO that it ia
the kind you have always bought , . ' on ' °
s/ir/i
/
and lias the signature oC ut yt&c / : % / wrao-
por. No ono lias authority from mo to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company o/ which Glias , H , Flotohor ia
President.
March 8 , 1897 ,
THE CENTAUR COMPANY , TT MURRAY BTHCCT , NEW YORK CITY *
WOODoURY After July ist my father , Dr
H A
. J.J.A. . * wv.ii.A
j K \Vooclbury j i will have ohm-go of
TTi 17 M T11C T Hio lute ' ) vvoik in my ' oillco und I will
jrjvc lny ( , | ) tj | . , . iittcntiini to Onuriitivo
Duiitlsti v , Crown and Bud o Woik.
° ' ' ' '
No3 ! "
: A. H. WOODBURY. D.D.S
, . . . . . .
I IOWA GARNISHMENTS.
/ Noti-rc ld8Mt of lowu now hnvs no exemptions under the cw
V Co4 which went Into effect October \ , Wo can COLLliCT HAD ACy
& COUNTS ns of old , nnltiht ( MAfUUHO or SINHLE cmpIoyoH of Hull"
A woys , UxprosH , Teloaraph , Tolephoae aud Slcoplujj Cur computiles.
/ / NASSAU INVESTMENT CO.i Council Bltiffw , la
DUFFY'S PURE
PUREHISKEY
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL
This Is the senson of ycni
when people need to be spec
ially cureful and there Is noth
ing equ il to this grant discov
ery for preserving : the health
nnd prolonging the lit - Your
druqglst or grocer will furnish
it. Send for pamphlet.
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO
Rochester , N Y-
IV DYAN Is lurcnrBi ot dl *
hp krentes ! re charce In 20
media trrnt- III
rttnt that hui Y A N cuicj
prml c it ouses 111 D-
tij nnj roinlil. VAN curet
nitlon of i hy- ilruhiu A ti
lclnn Trie It U U 1 ANY
rem 'uros
ill > treatment H V I ) \ A
ures ( ho IP : urci I'tr i.
llllt ei nnd His tlun of ui irl s ,
of men bis . : u np e
tH'IlYAN Is a ( utility to
remedy for look rmiikly
men Hl'n- In'o the eye *
VAN cures of nnothcr
n U n e M H f D Y A V
H U D Y A N curc
cures nptrma Imlr fa u
torrhopa lut illmno s ot
II U D Y A N light 1101818 III
iur i prema- the h aj and
ears , wenk memory loss of voice tntte or emrll.
IIUDYAN cures punk , n eves BlunteJ ur will ,
nlpltatiori liurtne' " ) of lircnth ilynicpsh 11.
Ftlpitlon nml llulul.no III DYA.N itirei n k.
nvss or pilns In the small of the bncK t * * of
muFcuUr puwer K > oniy , melancholy fortb d ngi
and illsturbetl hletp
11UUVN can Iw Imil from the Doctors of tn
IliuUon Mtillenl In-tllutc. uml from no ne e se
You neeil Ilt'IM AN when the laital ncr\iti tnlt d
us t ipre IK cerlnln to bv an Irritation ct their
cenlers of the brain "iou nitd HUD AN when
thcie Is n decline of the nerve- force bpiauKC this
decline slums n lick of ncrxe life , und nrij' le-
velop Into nervous leblllt > and then Int nrrv.ua
prostration If vou have Imrra ied your ntn'i.
If you have knotted or knnrled them If > u huv
abUbed vour ntr\is lo ttralffhten sourtflf out
] ou v\lll u > e III l > \ \.V No one cl. ran Klv
jou IIU11YAN except the IIiidEon MP II TI ! In.
ttltute HUDYAN cures vnrlcolcle hydroce e Tin.
potency , dlzrlnets , fulling sensnllons blu ,
de pilr borrow and mlserv WHITE roll CIH-
CUbAnS AND inSTIXIONIAI OF THU
GREAT HUUYAN.
HUDSON' MEDICAL. INSTITUTE.
Btockton nnd l llls hi. ,
Bun rrsnclwa C ll'unii .
411 III
BENSON'S PLASTER
applied over the scat of pain cures |
It whether it bo sharp and shoot
ing , dull aiidnclnug , btcady or in
termittent ; curing the ailment
f whether Pneumonia , Pleurisy ,
I Branch Grippe , Sciatica , Neu-
I ralgia , l.Iu-cular Rheumatism ,
Z Lumbago , B tckache , Sprains , or
I Joint Inflammations , etc.
s The only Porous Plaster of
Positive Medicinal Virtue.
J Insist upon a Benson's. Itcfuso Bubotltutes.
I'rlce25conl8. *
LFcnlmry & JohnsiiB , II f t ; ChcmlcU , N. Y V
OI IKD tJJ ii tt"c"3't " " - < tl- ( II 1
NEW
COLLAR
Dr. CARL ENGEL
ci ; , r sr.
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DISEASES OF WOMKN AN ! ) CHILDREN.
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DR. Iit E. ROE ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS.
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