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THE OMAHA PAH. : BEE : NOVEMBER 22 , 18H7. Tvnxnn OVKR TO rninn rninxns. "FOOL OR PHYSICIAN. " IOWA.Tvnxnn Ii nclicd ln < tlan llnrl - l toj CURRENT NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. thr Trlbr. BISMARCK X D Nov II. The AVhlcH Are Toot Tlie LrnRih of Uf e ! the three InSlini ; . rvctltn * ol the Irneb- t > mlfc 1 twin flt * ttw * > COUNCIL BLUFFS. a MIX OR Cooper. Fire ln . , 6 Pert , tot Z7i HMTJMnrpliy , cotl and wood , 517 Main. Echmlflfs b j relief phtrtof ere tht latest fipconer Grocerr Oo. , 28 Bw rTct S14. L i. Shrirer. dentUL Merrlam blVu rna S4G. T. C. Hlcfc of Ncola nts In the city over Gundar. Gforge CTOEE of Emcmon was in the city yesterday. B. GoC , a catOrman of Oakland. Ktoppffl In the city ycrtorday M. E. MuKwr and wife of Lewis township r.pcnt 'CKterday In the city Beauty IE the blossom like the work done Kt the Bluff City Lcuudrj. F. IE. Clatnlx'TB , a utockman of Armour , war in the city over Sunday. George Smith and wife of Silver City were visitors in the city yesterday. McPhcrwc fc Heed , cut flowers and fle- tlgnc ; office C Peart rt. . tel. S72. J. G. Thompson. & "buKlncss man of Oak- lend , called in the city yesterday. T. J. Morrow , un implement man of .Nor folk , Nob. , was in the city jesterdty. Deputy Vnited State * Marshal "VV. W Eller of Atlantic wat , In the city yesterday , C O. Johnsun. an Implement dealer of Macedonia , was In the city jesterday. C. C. Haren. dentist , removed from the opera house to the Dr. Pluricy office , 214 Pearl. Bert Huffaker of Silver City was the cnctt of Prof. R. E. Wlatt of this city yes terday. H. M. HBlluwnr and F. E. Llndstram. Ktockmen o ! Bartlrtt , were In the'city over Sunday. i t Edward Holtgrave and A. Sanderson , two of Emerson's 'business men , were guests in the city yesterday. The bent is peed enough for you. Noth ing less. Send your work to the popular Eagle Laundry. 714 Bway. Carlson's freshly ground commcal. best to be had ; call for Jt at your grot-er' * or at C. Carlson's Wash. Are. mills. Harry McGrc and family have returned from KansaF City , and will tgoln take up tbtlr rc'trfflfnce in Council BluEs. Louis N. Geode of Red Oak and Alice May Rush of Stennctt , la. , were married Jn this city Saturday. Justice Ferrier officiating. Mr and Mrs ; . J. B. Shedd , formerly of Dee MolneE , have moved to this city and will occupy the Murphy house on Eighth ttrert. Mrs. Nettle Hunt and son Vernon go to Mobcrly , Mo. , tils morning to attend the wedding of Airs. Hunt's niece , Miss Bertha Cletter. Mra. Mendel of Neola rpent Saturday In the city , accompanied by her son , Mas Mendel , whi will remain a lew days as the guest of T. B. Lacey. Jr. t W M. Evans IIHS returned from Ermonton , Alberta , Is. W. T. , and is spending a few days with -Judge and Mrs. Reed before con tinuing bin journey to Malve'-n. Judge Walter L Smith has returned from Harlan , where he has been holding the term of district court. He will go to Avoca today , where the term opens Tuesday. The equity docket in the district court will be taken up this momnlg and the jury will be called. The opinion of Judge Green In the matter of Shea's application for a writ of Injunction will not be handed down during the week. The little touch of winter yesterday drove a large number of wanderers to seek the pro tection of the police station for temporary ehelter last might. By 10 o'clock seventeen applicants Jorlodging nad been taken care of. Nearly all were young men. John Green of South First street received word yehtcrday of the death of "his son , Thomat Green , * at Echo , Utah. He was a fireman on a railway engine at that point and was killed on the road. The particulars relating to his death could not be learned. The 'body will arrive In this city at 10:40 Tuesday forenoon. The Board of County Supervisors will meet in special Bestlon this .morning for the purpose of completing a little business that WUE deferred nt the close of the last meet- Ing. Judge : McGee will render his decision In the election mandamus , case , and the board will be in besslon ready to obey .his Injunction to count the vote returned from East Omaha if the court riiould so decide. On next Monday evening and all day Tues day Miss Ollu Co k will give a ceramic dis play in the parlors of the Grand hotel in the intereEt of locul amateur .art. Mist Coal : has been devoting herself exclusively to tne development of the ort in Council BluEs. tnd bus spent a good deal of time anfi inuney for the purpose. A ceramic club hat been one of the results of her flevoMnr to the art. Her exhibit trill contain all ot the pieces that earned prizes at the western art display in Chicago this fall , and will be looked forward to with a great deal ot inter est by her friends in this city. C. B. ' ItTj Co. . lemuie remeor ; consulta tion tree. . Office bourn , 8 to 12 and 2 to n. Health book furnished. 22G-S27-22S Merrlan : block. N. Y Plumbing comstny. Tel. 236. IJnth of Juinr . JameE Rainbow died very suddenly yester day at his residence on Union and Vorhls etrfets , after an illness of only a few days. He had not been suffering from 111 health In recent years , but hit physician had given him to understand that he was a victim of Brlght'E disease. Mr. Rainbow was a retired fanner and ind ! > ecn a resident of this city for two yearn , but had Hved on hU farm near Sil ver * ity for nearly a quarter of a century. jlo wa 72 years oldHe was horn in York shire , England , and came to this country nvnen he was 2C years old. He came to Iowa forty-one years ago and has since been a continuous resident of the state. His farm in Macedonia township IB one of the model farms of thp westfrn pan of the Elite. Mr. Halcbow leaves a family of eight children , Sirs. W Carson Mrs. J. Mars and Mrs. S. Senior Of the sons Thomas. Robert , Wil liam and John reside in this county and James at Waterloo , Neb. The funeral will ocrur on Tuesday aJtemoan. The body will t > e burled in the cemetery in Macedonia township and the services will be held in the Christian church near the town of Mace donia. Do not forget Mrs , Keysor' * lecture this ever.lug. Hande'E hall at B o'clock , Will II r Mini. A private letter Irom ex-Chief of Police 3 W , Scaclan at Alberta. Northwest Terri tory. announces that Dr. BowerE and wife are preparing to return to Council BluftE. fit-an- 5an reports a great deal of Enow and sayc thr cold hud not deteored the Klondlkrrs from fitting up expeditions to go overland this wittier from Alberta to the new north ern gold fields. All of the members of the CouiicilrBlutfi and South Omaha colony tie In poodTiwilth and prosperous , Pimples. liloldies.lilactheadE , red. rouch , oily , moibjbkiu , itching. ectJy scalji , dry , tbm. cud talliup hmr , mid baby blBtclshcs prevented by Ccnrrai * BOAT , the most tuTecUve kkin 1'urilyuic mid beautifying leap in tlie vorld , as well us purest and sweetest lot toilet , Imtli , i4 sold tbnmrt Dt tin vtirld. IVmx ' rrom r oipl-1 RoofuUnm fcj Uruccu. GRATITUDE THE MAKER'S DDE Her. Dr. "Wilson DJBMUTBOS on the Timely Topic. MANY REASONS FOR BEING THANKFUL Council IIIcfTn People Mionld Ilcjolce Orer TbrJr Lot n CltlrfUK If ThejIlavr. . So Otber Onnne. Special Thanksgiving services were held yesterday at Iho Congregational church. A quartet of singers , composed of Mrs. Warren Mrs. C. E. Van Court and Messrs. F , M. Wescott and C. S. Havemock , furnished music for the occasion. Rev. Dr. Wilson reac ! & part of Psalm clti end also the prccldent'E Thanksgiving proclamation at the beginning of the service , "A Thanksgiving Meditation" was the subject of the sermon. The text was taken from Pualm rill C : " 1 will sing unto the Lord because he bas dealt bountifully with me , " "The bible IE a book of Joy and song , " Eaid the speaker , "and every page bears eome words of praise end encouragement. While Paul was a great theologian he was also a fctriger and his songs are- notable for the Joy ind faith they Inspire. TVe all know of thr 'Sweet Singer of Israel' and have been moved to rapture bj hie songs of Jcy and praise , bui ho WBE also a man of sorrow , and we fine Mm man- times wrapped In melancholy There IE one thing notable about David , and that is tb-it at the time when he Is mc t depressed witu Borrow he seems still to re member the goodness of God and immediately -rlees above his sadness - and attains a feeling of Joy and gladness. It was at a time like , ! ? , .thai he wrme lhe WDrflE of the text which should be a source of Inspiration to every one , David's writings , however , are true to life and every one finds himself at some time under the impression that ever ? onb about him Is more fortunate than him- eeli "Every one has a great deal to be t'aankful to Goa for , and we need more thaa one day in which to offer our thanks to Him. The poet Cowper was a man of moods and even at tlmcE BeriouUy contemplated suicide. At the time when he oime out of these moods and thought of the advantages and blessings ho had received In life he would be moved tea a eeling of ecrtacy and wrote tome of tht most beautiful hyr.is taal we have today. King George , when aEked why he had ap pointed a day of thanksgiving just after he h.Jd acknowledged the independence of the thirteen colonies , replied taat they should be thankful that it was no worse. We may learn a lesson from thiE today , end if we have suffered tome loss in Me past we may still be thankful that we ore not in the position that thousands of others are. "Let us compare ourselves Ior a few min utes vith those who have not the senses that enable them to see the beautiful brooks the delicately tinted flowers and the expres sion of sympathy and love in. the faces of our i dear ones. BO necessary to the happiness of our lives. Think for a moment of the posi tion of Laura Bridgeman. who ctrtalnE her knowledge of the wo.-ld through the avenue of only one of the physical senses that of touch : also that of Helen Keller a case al most as distressing. Think you not that these distressed ones are sad and lonej ! ? Tncy are .not. They are well educated , cheerful and happy and even thank God for the life that He gives them. Have we eyes to see and ears to hear all the "beauties of this world and have no song of praise and tharksgivinc ; to God , who gave us these BenseE ? Wealth and possessions may come by chance , but health and physical perfect- ness never ; they are purely "a gift of God and we should "be thankful for these if we have nothing else topraise jjim for. We thould be thankful that we were born in thiE civilired nation and not in a country where the darkness of heathenism would fall oipon us We should be thankful that we are not in the position of the poor of the great cities of the world , never fceelng the beauty of peaceful vale or snow-capped mountain , nor receiving a ibreath of pure air The rich are not all happy , and many are bound down 1 > y the burden of their cares until life has little pleasure for them. We in Council BluEs may thank God that we belong to the great middle class of the people of the world , having enough to make us happy and not enough to be a burden to UE. UE.The question for tis to answer IE why have we been BO fortunate ? Is it all chance' Are we physically as strong as we are 'by chance , or docE it not ell come through the loving kindness of God ? That question is for yooi to answer individually. God's love and kind ness surely increases our responsibility to Him and a responsibility of thiE kind is In deed a eacred one. Have you any song to ping to God for -His blessings , and kindness ? Surely we all have something to be thank ful for. and surely we all have some song to blng , or-words of praise to offer to Him , who in loving kindness provides all things for | our happiness. "Bless the Lard and forget not all His benefits. " Cell and see our special Thanksgiving art display this. week. C , B. Paint , Oil and Gl-ss Co. , Masonic temple , TAITH IX GOD AD A PURPOSE. TTTO Tlilncrfc Ibe ChrlMlnn \ < * rdfc to Hound Out Hl Life. Rev A. R. Caudry , the new pastor of the Central Church of Christ , preached to a large congregation yesterday. His theme KB * "Locking Forward Unto Greater ThingE Should Be the Purpofc of Every Christian Hetrt. " His text WIE found In Luke ix , C2 : " 'No man having put his hand to the plow and looking back Is fit for the kingdom. " "We cannot have a good soul without a great purpose In life and vice versa. There is no great purpose n this life without it is backed by a great heart. " Etld the preacher. "The man &y the wayside , at Christ was going up to Jerusalem , eald "Lord I will .follow thee * Jubus cs.ld , Foo.cE have holes , the birds of the air heve nesr.E , but the Son of Man hath not where to lay his head. * ThiE lathe last we ever heard of that man. He wae a rash follower. He had not counted the cost. The religion of Jesus Christ bas three kinds of follower * today. First , the rath ttilloHC.-E , , or those who do not count the cost or sacrifice ; tecond , the dilatory followers , or those who tre always lookiis backward ; third , the tenow hearted fol lowers , those who want their loved ones to do right and be Chrlsntni. tea There is always danger In looking backward. We exe Uwaje apt to be persuaded by the t'vile of the world. 'No man putting his hand to the plow and locking beckward ls fit for the tcingiom. ' the Savior styt. In look DC back ward we fete mole hilU and are apt to make mountains of them. NationK look forward with gre-at jiurpita and we , ei citizesE of this nation , look forward to the consumma tion of great end good things. "Thrxe ie nothing difficult in thii life if we have tlie strength of the Lord with HE Caleb had great faith in enterics the- prom ised land of Caca&c , lie ( .tilled the people before Moi.es and ccid. 'Let ut go up at once and poebees It , far we are well able to overcome itThis t-hould lie the ex- tmple of every Chrlbtian heart. We are tb.e to do great things for Carut if we but .eek Him for strength. Every w-lsh of the ooa- eecrated heart it erinled if tbe ; but work to that imrpcae. We must do our duty it the golden rule , Eampnoa uak strong enough to deliver tb * land from the I'hlllit , tines , Hi strength wa not In his hair but in hie faith in God He lost hit hitr , U u > true , but he loet Lit teitb ia God when he permitted himself to lie d&iuu d by pretty worn id , 'We will gain our be veny ! home by the right kind of purpose , gome tsy the church 1 * degenerating If Uua be true it is the fluty ot those -person to tn&Le Jt right. Let us no : lose en with our leader. Let tui' triv * to MTV * Hla ftay bjr cjr. Tfc& best ptrt of mtr ISree lie before us Have- yen the right klnfl of a jiurj i t n I"1 BClirt i zny Irlenfl * Looking forward uat prtaSer ttrtspt in ( hie life trtt te thf promise of' ' eternal life with Cofl in tbf "He to come ? " OO'NSTAIIl.K UEIT Ot'T ! > TUB COLJJ. relcht Train Cnrrlrm Off n Prlfconer Tottnril Ai-qrn. Unless John Russell CODCBCE to go to JaB hlmEclf he will nut be found In the Avoca Jo.ll this morning , atjoorfllng t * Ow arrangementE previously made by Justice Burke Russell was arresteS o lew days age on the charge oT stealing a quantity of bidet at Oakland , end hod o hearing before Jus- tire Burke. HIE defense was rcther weak , and he was bound over to the graufl Jury. the offense wa& committed In the taslern port of the county , he came within the JurlEdl tion of the Avoca division of the Fottawat- tamlo county district court , and cc the grand Jury convenes there todsy It was necessary to take the prisoner from the county Jail here and confine him there until his case w-as disposed of. Arrangements were made to transfer "him yesterday afternoon , and Con stable Baird , the court officer In Justice Burke't office , undertook the Jcb. Arrange mentE were made to take him down on one of the freight trains , and Balrd and hit prisoner were In the Rock Island yards when the train was reedy to leave. The train dlfl not stop , but only slowed tip when It paRsed the poiot where Baird nnfl ME prisoner wore standing. Baird assisted his prisoner to get on , but the train was running CD fast that he was unable to follow h'E ' man. The pris oner wai , very accommsdatlnc and dlS all he could to assist the officer by trying to pull him absurd , but gave up the attempt when It was lound to be Impassible The train conttaued on its way jind left the of ficer standing in the yards. The prisoner Ktw > d on the rear steps and waived an af- Ic'itlanate adieu. The officer returned to the station and telephoned to the Avoca authori ties to be at the train when It arrived ani take charge of Russell If he vas still absurd. It bos not been learned whether Ruasell stayed on the train and voluntarily vent to Jail or concluded to try life cncw in other fields. IInliluK < T > -lt-iilioiie Coinimnj- . In the early part of the summer tht oppo sition telephone comprny organized by J. C. BublEgcr of Keokufc end others for the pur pose of opprslnc the Bell company , had Its agents In this city arranging for the open ing of as exchange here These agertE cp- ppired several times Before the Commercial clubs end the city council and had the new ordinance they were asking to have passed drafted and ready to Eubmlt to the council The agents left the city shortly after the high court decision sustaining the validity of the Berliner patents was annoi-nced and at nothing has been heard from them Brace it was supposed that the rew company bed withdrawn from the field It has been de nounced authoritatively that this neglect has not augured any intertion to abandon the field and that the work will be taken up again in the near future and pus'bed for ward with sufficient activity to indicate a determination to carry out the original clans oa even a larcer extent thaa ever. The company has connection with over 125 tov.nE IB the state and the intention is to es tablish a system of exchanges that will bring every town and vil'cge in the state into communication with each other. Om liR's Mihfconrl Rival. J R Hanson of Omalia Mo. , wa in the city yesterday enroute to Omtha for the purpose of inquiring at the pOEtoffice for a lost letter which he says IE of some im portance to him. Omalia is a little town in Putnam county. Missouri , not much heard of and unknown outside of its Immediate vicin ity. When the name of the town IB written or printed it bears a etrrnge Eimilarlty to Omaha tnd Mr. Haneon says this similarity has been the causeol no end of trouble to people who have correspondents in other _ states. "Everybody oa earth has heard of Omaha , but very few people , even among I postal clerks and officials , have heard of the Missouri hamlet. " said he. "tnd until they have bees , taught by experience they throw the letters at the flret glance into the Omaha pouches In course of time the error is discovered and the belated letters are enabled to reach their destination. Omaha Is beginning to feel the influence of good times srid IE growing a little and this mtl.et. the complaints of lost mail matter more Ireguert. 1 don't suppose we can In duce the government to change the name of Omaha and we will proba'bly have to have some sort of an affix or prefix attached to the name of the Missouri village. " Tliunkkcivin ; ; for tlie Poor. Rev. Henry B-e Long announces that he will not give the customary Thanksgiving dinner to the poor of the city this year , lor the reason that everybody IE willing to help j the nsedy on that one day in the year. He stated yesterday that he naJ received a gj rai many letters irom individuals and societies asking his co-operation in the v.-urk Ior Jist day and he has been con-lnc-J that ue fan do better by givang the poor cmldren uf the city a feast in the rooms of the Industrial school on Saturday afternoon. Well Irdec baskets will find their way i"to the hoiues of the poor on Thursday asd it IE suircijiy probable that any will go hungry on thLt day. The energies of the promoters of tie Industrial school will be turned towara giv ing tn extra treat on Saturday to the children who are receiving the btneCt of the school. S. F. "VVJililo Diet. Suddenly. S. F. Waldo died suddenly yesterday at the Woman's Christian Association hospital Irom uraemia. He was a well known farmer of Hardin township and came to the city on Friday afternoon. He ale a hearty dinner at the Kiel hotel on Saturday nonn and was taken sick while visiting some of hlB rela tives in this city. Hlg condition became slmnlng on Saturday afternoon and he "was taken to the hospital. He was 72 years old and haE been a resident of the county for many yecS-s. He leaves two children. Mrs D. F. Roy of Quick and Herman F. "Waldo of Woodbury county. The deceased was a member of tbs Masonic fraternity and thtt order will take charge of the funeral. - hch ! will be held on Wednesday afternoon from the residence ic Hcrdln township. The bouy will be burlsd In the Hardla cemetery. Cuiumriit. Cedar Replds Republican1 Isn't It about time for another letter Irom Uncle Horace" DBS MOIOCE Capital Burgers of Ottumwa , Weaver of Colftx and L. J , Anderson of Ot- kaloosa are being mentioned as probable democratic candidates for congress next year in the Sixth district , But It sh-.uld be known to ell men that the Sixth district will elect a republican next year. Sioux City Tribune If Judge Spurrier re- tinned to go into the newspaper business he is to be commended for looking higher. If be resigned bBCEUse he could not convince the eupreme court that it WQE wrong he wat very inconsistent , for better lawyers have failed In like attempts. McGregor Times From all Indications the manufacturing IBM passed by the extra tet- Elnn is not considered sufficiently stable and liberal to Induce anybody tp engage in brew ing and distilling malt cr iplrituouE liquors under iu provinionE Ever since October 1 it hct been Uwful to operate breweries and di = tillerifct > In Iowa , and at yet none have cncned UD. and there s emE to he no prr- peot lor any to open In the future , Des MolneE Leader"Under the new cone cities and UJWTIE may elect not to collect the obnoxious poll-tax , and a movement is being commenced "to secure train the city council & repe&l of the ordinance under which collections are now being made. The movement IE entitled to encouragement. If there IE one tax more uqjus : than another end wholly Indefftncible it IE the pull tax us it ie at prefient and alleys has been eu- lorced. Ottumwa Courier. Director Beg ? of the laws weather end crop service , ii engaged in sending out blanks for the compilation of this year'e farm statistics , including the imittrtant Item of the loss by hog chaieic Director Sage knows of several districts in which the lucz by cholera thi * year haE litto creator tli&n Jest year , tud he esye that it may be thtt the figures lor the cute will fchov a larger la&i thin In 1E ! 6 , when the lannors of IDKC lost over 2,000,000 SCANDAL AT SIOUX CITY Oity Olert Moy HBTE to Ftss In His CAUSED BY NOTICE OF A DAMAGE SUIT QnrMlon Arlup * no to A.Vlitlifr Aotlcc IVna Ever rilrd CltjClcrt Admit * AmxltiK HIt > Stninji Dntrd June 17. 5JOUX C1TT. Jvor , II. { Special Tdeprnm. ) TThat may terminate ID a serious munici pal ncsnflej came to light in thit city toaieh ! . It arises ore ? tht orlElna1. notice ot u J1E.OOO fiamage suit Ggnlnpi the city , which IE penfl- Ing In the district court. It Is claimed by the oKy that lepftl notice ol the suit was never filed with the city clerk , and that therefore the salt Bhpulfl he filRmiBPfd. Thlt aucEtlon will came cp In court on Monday sinrnlnc. On the other hanfl. the plaintiff , Mrs. RCKO Sashs , whose hueb ni WCK killed , has a aotlce which Is clntat-fl to he legal "Whether the notice woe filed -remains to be Investlcated by the cuurt , but the city Dcrk , C. L. Jackson , admits he put his official stamp on the pnpcr in Octolicr and made the date to rhow it was filed June 17. The city attorney made this discovery tonight. A1ona Sachs es on a brifce with a load of lumber when It collapsed. That v.as June 8 , and on June IS lis appeared belwe the council with a claim Jar ? 2QD for damages to hi * wagon end horses. He flied September 34 in the ho pilaf of appEnflicitis. His widow sues lor Jla.UOD damages , clajming he died Irom the effects o' the accident. She clcims Sachs filed the notice of suit June 17. but it did not Eh w on the counnil reccrds. In October what purports to be this notice was brought to the city clerk rcm oae of the aldermen and the clerk pu : his stamp on it- dated June 17. It U claimed this notice was never filed June 17 or any other time , al though the city clerk says it was and he cave it to the alderman end he failed to sump it. Clerk Jackson hcs stated be may resign his -office on Tuesday as a result of this inrectlgatlca. SOlTliE.V .TEHV ] IOWA TROT A Mfj-tliic of tlie Hcirtlfnlturlvlfc to Br Helilrxt "Week. In Ottajiiirn. OTTUMWA , la. , Nov. 21. ( Special. ) The program has just been -completed for the twenty-eighth annual meeting of the South eastern Iowa HortlcuHural society in this city November . " ! 0 and December 1 and 2. The following are among the topics selected and the perrons who will present papers or dls- ciiEEions thereto : Tnesflay. Kovember XO "Strawberries. " C. G. Blodgett , Mount Pleasant ; "Small Fruit for Pront , " 3o .n ElllDU , Cemer\-Ule ; "Mar- ketins Fruits , " TV. T. Richey , Albla ; "In Pack'ns : Fruit Shall "We Put the Fines : on Top" ' " Georpe H. Van Hout-en. Leuosi "Corrnnercial Orcharaint ; , ' " A Branson , New Sharon : address of welcome in the evening , Major T. J. PhilHps. Ottunrwa ; reBiionpe , C \Vatrous , Dts Molnesr president's ad- F. O. Harrininon , Tork Center ; Becre. report , C. W Bnnon. Qj ar RaplJs , "The Tree Peddler , " L. 1. Barper. Liovilla , | "Iowa's Past. Present and . "Future , " John I Cownle , South Amana : "Ro'ot Pruning and l Other Topics , " ProL J. LBndd , Ames. I "Wednesday , Derember 1 'VHt > ! i to Secure Hardy Peaca Trfe" , " C. D "Bent. Columbus i City ; "Output of the Orchard the Past Season - s-on , " B. A. Maihews. Knoxvllle ; "Farmers' j Orcs = J-d c.nd Small Fruit. " A C. Lte , Van ; Buren county ; "Varietie.e Adapted to Our l-CUinae. " Frank May. LcvHia"Alodel Or- I chard , " "Wj S Fultz Muscatine ; " I Pai r. " Sajnutd JRow. Osc&looba ; "Our Cul- j tivaied Native Plums , " Ds , A. B. Donnls , I Cedar Rapids ; "Insect TetsA S Duck worth. ICeosauqua ; "Insect Friends , " Prol. Osbom , ATOSB ; "Life History of Some Injurious - ' ous Insects , " Prof. StooUey , Marion ; "Xeg- leot In Horticulture , " C. N Sewart , Wnsh- lntt > n : "Ways and Means , " Henry Sraroeder , Sirrournty ; 'Snap Shots , " T\illlam Latighran , Cedar Rapids ; "Mis takes In Iowa Horticulture , " Sam uel Park , Ottumwa ; "Horticulture In GUI Public Schools. " M H. Jones. Bloomtield ; "W.at Shall "We Plant for Decorative Purposes ? " W. Green , Davm- jiort ; "Green Haute and Beddirtir Plantn , " Mrs Mary Tt-eten , Ottumwa , "The Mission of Horticulture in "Western Civilization , " Preslden. W. M. Beardshear , Ames. Thur-day. December : "Are We Up to the Times ? " D. F. Brun-er , Toledo ; "Hoato Grow Celery. " Colonel S. A. Moore. Bloom- Held ; "Pruning , " Hardin Tice , Oskaloosa ; Fruits. " J N. Barker. LoviUs : "Cherries , " J. G. Ball , ilounl Pleasant ; . "Fitly Tears' Esjierlence In Iowa Fru'tF , " H "W. Lathrop. Iowa City ; "Bees ; Their The ? in Horticulture , " S W. Snyder , Ctmter Point ; Our Need of a "Well Conducted Central - i tral Experimental Station , " ' -C. L. Wa-rous , Dt'S McnntiF ; direct ors1 reports ; reports of famnuttecs and election of oKiesrtreah ; - urer's. report , W. Greene. Davenport. H Slum Clrr Plant. SIOCX CITT , Nov. 2X. ( Special Telegram. ) George Parks , superintendent of construc tion. and Diniel L Canelron. Cudahy's eupsr- intendent , also of Omaha , arrived here this morning to arrange for the Cuflahy cstcn- Flrns in this city. "Work will begin tome > - - row. A new fh et.torrbeef house will be built. One-half of the old beef house will be torn down and the rest will be used for ttorage. The netr1 beef houte will bf under caver by January and , besides , eight other email buildings will be erected ior aide fac tories. If the Cudahys find 'Sioux City can not supply brick enough they will ship it from Omaha. Contracts will be let at cnce. Sliootx a Ilur Iar Dend. DBS MOINES , Nor. n. ( Special Tele gram. ) Charles Lucas , aged 20 , was shut and killed early this morning by Policeman Dsnahue while committing the burglary of a saloon. Lucas and Joseph McJJerney were taking the money from the drawer when Donahue discovered them , ond. stepping in , ordered them to bold up their hands. In stead , both rushed far the dear , Lucas trying to knock aside the revolver which Donahue held. Donahue filed and the bullet entered Lucas' head , killing him insranUy. McNerney was arrested. Both burglars were oannected with respectable families , but had long rec ords for minor .offenses- Aii dec-tion CouU-M I'rumlheil. ATLANTIC , la. , Nov , a. ( Special } Thomas H , Smith , the republican candidate for senator in ths Shelb-Cabt dlstrtet , will probably make a contest against Dr. Em- mert , who was given tht eerttficate of elec tion. It was learned that 'rfcere were errors made in Atlantic euflictent ? < to materially change the result , voterei placing a mark ! n the circle at the held of the repub lican ticket and then one in the souare opposite the name' " ot Dr. Em- mert. The t&me mlbtake wcB'cr. de by voters in many of the preclaott nfsSbelby county Other irregularities are aim coted and it is believed Mr. Smith will be etuctfciuul la the content. ' AVIll O ] > rn u X > .IJhrarr. CHESTOX. la. , Nov. si Creston High echoal llbrary uihich baa been opca Jor Uie of the men % i of the High fcchool elnce the bEinnlHE\Sj/pe school year , will be .formally opened JiT'tH * ' public neit Tueediy evening , when apregrtm appro- jirlate to the ooeoBion will J > rendered. All the library arrangements have been oon- pletfcd ted hereafter the public will have access to the baakE. , lotvn .Nrnt.ulrK. . Willis L. Gardner will be named SB poet- matter at Clinton , A workman dug up o human ekull in Du- Dugu &nd later uncovered portions of the THERE IS A CUSS OF PEOPLE Who are Injured by tbe us * of coffee. Re cently there bus be n plaoed tn al1 trrooery stores a utw jirtfiHrstlon called GRAIN-O , made or pure r'luna , that take * Uie place erf coffee- Tee mt.st delicate etomttcb re ceives It witboudisucfis , and but few can tell It from coffee. Jt data c cost over > * n * much , Children may drink uv. . nh great benefit. Jic ar.d Co per jjactace. Trj' It. Ask for GRAIN-O. Ofltce , 17tb md Furastn SU. remainder o ! ie nVeleUm. Tberv is no clew- to the mystery. 5lom City is to tare & brtrd a ! tri.dc a irarebouiie attacttraest The Bally Rerord ol Ccdtr rails latrted nearly Jcar inearth * taS then perJ bt d. Charles Meson. Frank Malon * and Oscar , Colcmar , all lr.dlcted tor burplary at Fairfield - field , plendefl gnnty. Colrman 1 > colored. IlolativcE and trlends or Victor Joimson , formerly of CUtumwa , bnllevc tbe znan Jounfl dead at Beatrice zuty Vc him taflvrlll Inves tigate. JrtniEon dUappe-ired EuAdcnly 02fl bad been elvcn up for dead. The Lcmart Choral union is tbe name ot a new mUBlcal cirganlwitlon recently oreanized in Lcrnars. The officers of ibe new orEtnl- satlon are. B. Muflpp. preslflcut : Mitu ; Clara Cadwcll , secretary : Miss Rosa Held , treas urer end Rev. Robert Baencll. conductor. \Vhlle playlnc "crack the whip" with older bcye on the Hig'a Fchiol grounds at Sioux Oity 11-j car-old Xonnan l.ane was rlolcntly thrown Irozn a twelve-tort cmbinkncnt onto tbe sidewalk below , tirc&klng bit right Irg be low the tne41 flrnt it was thought he was bun Internally , but alter the limb was set he rested qulet.lv. M. L. BevlE , & real estate dealer o ! Kt. Ayr. IE nminuncod as a candidate for tbe democratic nomination tor congress in tbe Eights district next year. He Is chalraau of the democratic county committee and an wdent worker Ior tree diver. Jt Is under- Btool that ex-State Senator George L. Finn of Bedford , u silver republican. Is d\so \ a candidate. ' The Lemars Sentinel is informed tbat In tbe near luture several men who are inter ested in the establishment of a brewery will go to Lemurs to look over tbe situation. They will take Into coiislderatbn tbe advan tages offered in the way of location and future business as veil cs to consider tbe prospects of having the Plymouth county people take bold of the enterprise and take Etock in it. The Burlington Gazette favors a cruia3c cgaitutthe cross-legged nuisance in street cars. "Something really ought to be done. " Jiie Gazette quotes an anonymous personage as saying , "to modify the tiulsunce which drily crops up in the- strew care , manifested in tbe constant crossing of legs by irdi- viduals whose pedal estremitiet are out of til proportion to thrfr Intellectual capacities Not a flay but whet is marked uy tcores oj tbe geaus and each ar 3 every one of tuem take an infernal delight in crossing their legs and in having other persons bark tbear sMcs or muddy -their trousers against the dirty boats of tbe offenders. H is a crying s ame and tbe people should rise en masse and fcquelcb. ithe fellows who are guilty. " DiEfiguremen" for lile by burns or may be avoided by using De "Witt's TVitch zeJ Salve , the gi tt remedy for piles and for all kinds snres and skin THE ri'ZZLE CH'B. 17 CHARADE. This OX3 > TW'O don't look much like a TWO- He' B fifty years old at least , And many a long , long year has jinssed Since ne left his home in Che east His locks are silvered all through wltt ) gray And are getting- quite thin in spots , He surely don't resemble a TWO , As past on bis pony be trots. But a TWO he's always boaad to ! * , Though "he live n full hundred years : As lone as he keeps on punching OXES , As a TOTAL he ptlll appears. . 1. A rerpsctful nddrers to a lady. 2 Frag rance of plants , r. One who gives. 4. An affair of love. 5. To er. er into the nuptial itate PAX5T BLOSSOM. 1&-CURTA1LME.VT3. ( Example Pant , pan. pa. ) 1. Curtail a character in "uncle Tom's Cabin" and leave tJve uppermost parts , again , and leave n child's toy ; again , and leave a preposition. Curtail to have compassion for and leave a dwp hole ; again , and .leave what printer's E. Curtail lacking in color and leave an nc- iiijillce ; .again , and leave a parent. 4. Curtail a peo-ion of a poem and leave nn affected manner ; again , and leave a metal cur > or vessel. 7) . Curtail an inevitable necessity and leave obese ; again , and leave a certain note In music. KATE 1. A consonant 2. Supplied wltfa nourish ment. S. An old-time device for thrash-ng grain. 4 Erudite u Took dinner. C. As- sia ed by a guide. 7. A consonant. 3 ENIGMA , -friendly , " not in "grave ; " In "borrow , " not in "save ; " In "lovely , " not in "jiroud ; " In "lauchter. " not in Ehrcud ; " In "antic , " not in "clown ; " In "feathers , " not in "doyn ; " In "drefseE , " not in "g-aa n " For what is tbe auctioneer .selling ? why is he stanfllng ahere yelling Himself BO hoarse ? And what do tbfr Tilflders hope to save ? "V\ hat is it 'they chase from birth to grave ? Way , WHOLE , of course ! 1. To stay on the surface of "water. 2 A sudden pusj or thrust. " A common garden vegetable- . Past S An opinion or dogma S3 REVERSALS. ( Estmp'e Moor , room. ) 1. Reverse a portion and find a contrivance for snaring animals 2. Iteverse to bring to a halt and find cer tain kitchen utensils. r. Reverse to be full or prolific and find to come together. 4. Reverse a puddle ofwater and find a double in a string or rope- 5. Reverse a blow ra ith the open hand and find accomplices C. Reverse the fourth part of an acre and find an opening in a room. Answers' for last week : ! > Fire-place , fireplace. 10- HEART ENTER ATONE RENTS TRE S , S 11 Spat , Pat's , taps , past. 12 R RIB R 7 D E S RIDDLES BELOW S E TV S ISCREAM RAISE EIDER A S E E L MERLE 14 N 1 n er e H A 1 a b a m A T h u r 1 o W HarcotirT A b d a 1 1 a H N n r a J O IcelnndeR E c y ii t i a X LawrencE Nathaniel Hawthorne. 1 - Oh. i hy fchould the spirit of mortal be proud ? Like a fast-flitting meteor , a fnEt-flvlng cloud , A flat-h of the lightning , a break of he wave He passeth from life to his rest in the crave. IC-Tea-table. You canU cure consumption uut you ctr tvcld it and cure every other form of tb-o ' or lung tioubis by the UE : of Ont > Minute C&uct Cute. lap. hive bt-cn aislnterrea Irtna thtrtr graven near Willlamfport en * taken to tbr reserva tion by the ehlrt ol thr lafitan polk * . hers they were burled 4 > y rtdatlves. The luorrnl wan the roost remarkable ever Been on the rctiorvaUtm AH tht Indians tttpuflffl. The coroner's Jury , atter ttklct the testi mony of the Jailer , tram -wliose cus tody the men were taken , returned a verdict that tht three men bad coraf to their deaths IrnmEtrangulatlon tt tbe hands ol unknown persons. Great excitement prevailed &galt > lant nlcbt over the report that tn attempt would be in de at S o'clock in the tnt > rnltJK to break into the jail and secure Black Hak and hang htm. Officials took extraordinary pre caution * to guard the mah and kept & close watch all night for the mobs , but they did not put in an appearance , TO COIE COLD IN OMJ DAY Take- Laxative Brome Quinine Ttblrti. Ail drugglets refund tfat money It It fain to cure 2f-c. TEB cenuloe hat L. B Q. on each tablet FOUECAST OP 7X > DAVS - lKf tbnt It WJ11 Or- Pair witli \"iirtht-n 1frly AVItid * , WASHINGTON , Nov n. Forecast for Monday : For Nebraska and Kansas Fair ; north easterly winds Fer Iowa Fair ; northerly winds. For South Dakota Fair ; variable winds. For Missouri Fair ; colder in tiorihern portion tion ; docddodly colder in southern portiunx. soutnerly winds. For Wyoming Threatin ng iwcrllicr sbnners or snow ; tvarroor , variable winds , becoming southerly. l.ornl lU'i-itrd. OFFICE OF THD WEATHER BCREAV. OMAHA , Nov. 2L Omuha re-cord ttf ruit.faJ and temjHirature compared with the corresponding spending day of the last three years 1BS17 IK * 1KT. . 169-i Maximum temperature . . . 84 L'C < 2 42 Minimum temperature . . . . 27 15 24 IS Averace tempera1 ure . 80 2fl r.3 KO Rainfall . 00 T .W .IK ) Record of temperature and precipitation a * Omaha for this day and since March ] . 1897 Normal for the day . . . . . . .51 Deficiency for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Accumulated excess bitice March 1 . . .Mk Normal rainfall for the day.- . ffi inri Deficiency for lhe day . OS inc ; Total rainfall since March 1 . 37 P" inches Dnficiency since March : . ll.OS Inches Excess corresp'g ixrlod ISM . 4W inche Deficiency corre p'g ] > erltkl lS9j. . .ia40iuchts llt-jiorti. trtun1ulloii nt j > . in. . Totli Mcrlfllun Time , PERFECT ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY , Used "by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. ( OH Guarantee to CUKE or MOi'ITi : KEFtJA'llEB. Our run * i > permnnpnt anfl Tiot a. patchinc ; tip Cmcr treated leu jeajvi ru havr ncrei i en b , FMujiiunt-lucc Hj dcucrlWnpyourcawtullj we can tn-ai 3 ou l nmil tnU HC cive thfCttiueRvrozipouuuniet tocureorrctuud all luoney Tiiest who prt'l JT lo comhen - Itir trral nicnt CRU doHDBJidwf wlIJ piy railroad IBJIbothiMij * end liott-1 tJlllf wiille iierif wf lull to "utii. * Ve clio' kenpr thr warld torn cu > e tbat our Mncle Jtcnirri ? will n it cure Write tDr lull iarticu ft.r and pet U * evidence IV&kiiov that you nn-hLeptltal juetl to lot u * tlie mtwi uniiiieut iiliye ci&uc have lifter luu li lo cive mart tt.ac irniiKimrr relief. In our ter > cctt practlrc % 'itb till * -Maclc .tlcmrdjr Jl tut iHHjnintt oMRicult tomerrontf lite prejuaict uciUnbUJlfttH aUr 8jKTlIic . Iut iiudrr out utronc rran-iUet > ou Miou' ' iol liealtntclo tryUJf renn-dr \ ou itLc nuclioiict- loainc our mone' V i ( ruaruniee to curr reluin everv aollc.r und t * > v-c utve n. rpimtntiun to prutec' ' bJyo'nnuncifcJ tmrtlnp of S&O l. < tiF < l. it U jmrfectl fitle to tU v > bo vrlli trj the tretvtiiient. lierutulun c tmve tM ct pmtlnfr up aud mvlnp nut juur iniinrj ( G Clffercnt trealmeiitiiniiil oJtboutrb j ou un not ji-t corn no out titu. paid bet * our niutK-r lo nut v-turtt' i r uiui.fj unUi you try us. U1C chrculc , ot-ei > - > eiaet. currt IL thirty to ninety ueyt. tcrwticiLtr oui ritl ttandiiiR , our repmaUon as uusltiets nieu \Vrllu ut- fur name * , and uddmfrus of tuotwe lia c curLfl , wttu heir clven pennisoion to relcr to thm It coat * you oul ? io5 * * ptto dotnlPi i ! viH wi eyoj wnnd of Huacrtiierlruiu luentiu etTKiti t axidllyoc JT nmrned what nisy 3 out uftepriup eufler thrnucti yuur ownjifcllpenec' Jfjoui Frmplouit an-plm li1 * unlace ore thrn&t mucous jAtchec IB ntouth rneumatlKm Ic bone * and juiutt. Cfiir liJUup out eruptions cii tiu part ot the IiDdy Ifcllnc ; ut pattern ] d * pre * li n. jiUnf in head or hone * , you have UD tlmtto * * * lf. ThufC v lie &j < cuuntauUy Ltkluc mercury au j.oUuli hauld tUi- conUnufciL CnnntaiU uw uf tiieit drufr vtU turel Urine sores tnd efatjnp ulcrrc lu th * end Imn't lall to r-ntc. All currritiioiicl finer lent realod n pltdn tnvel opes , "ttt Jnvjtf tntwja t ripid lnrefitifm.tlon cntl r-U do&llin pur power 10 da you it. IU Addna COOK REMEDY CO. , ] 118Mtionic Temple , Chicago , II OMAHA ICCI And Surgical Institoii 1005 Dodge St. , Oiu n ha , X eb CONMJLTATJON FREE. Chronic , Ferrous anfl Private Disease ? nud all WEAKNESS L' CE1 onfl DISORDERS of tliQil HTDROCELE und VAK1" JCELE po.-muueutlr aa HUfcebhlulljtuntd hi iivery caaa. ULOC'IJ ANP SKIN DIHUUBCB. Sore BpntH. Plra en. Srrofnlu TuniorB. Tctinr Eczema und lllool I'olhdn thoroiiFblr cU < aiibtd frum the eyuisin. .NEKVOUS iluHllitr Sprrraalomxin Seminal Loohcb. l.'tclit UmlhHinim Lo b ol Vital Powera lnuantijUj aim nji.M-ili.v con-d. K'EAK MEN. mtallty Wcaki rouflt MO by too clone upnllcatltiD to bualwttfc or iitndy ni-vere mnntal Btrnln of rrlef. &EXI3AL EXCESSES in middle lile or Iron tlie eSfrib of i outhJul JoUlu-i Call or write tUera luday Uox " 77. Omaha Uleuieal and Surgical Institute. f ft FACIAL BOAP tl COMPLEXION fLEAISBTHE , SYPHJLiS OR AN J BROUGHT TO PERFECT 2Drxc flfc rcvBraacEj ! aL : BtT BAD BLOOD , ) < y uur luil trimnieut ui 7t : LlhL uiiwuln Jur tiuW. JJlelit U > u , Day LUMM , kcne J Eruptluui curci by TurU J. or Uuu trouble. Cunxt a * jKrfvd u yon d ululls Cure itwar Sfcil * ever vere. H r maLr nur u n iiimiicliirs tuli trtttmrut mtti ( numb I uc j on COE rely onpeniup well. Weiwu. letHO-U ) HlD4lt 1)011 * , C-Ut I * nttec rubrfcnu * wlili full ecrebiucle Ht.HN'8 PHARMACY. I . lloi tl.uchr mall lUrtt ' - t . | l ti. and Faroam-OBAnA FOR THANKSGIVING- CANDY , NUTS , FIGS , DATES , ETC , WHOLESALED BY r John G. Woodward & Co- , Manufacturing Confectioners. - Council Bluffs , la. Selling Agents for * * * ? * * KATE FIELD JOc CIGAR' CHARLES SUMNER 5c CIGAR. roiin ct 4 If etther b ftw or a l > kr - ltrlnn. TM tOfl proverb * bft < 4 tin a notion th t r err man lir Uir tlmt ht re ehr middle lit * urunlljIrnrni IIPW tn tnir lor hli > mm health. If ftdnrtt the truth of R , Tirs-rrcr , w mutt thut * . - prr larcc luriwnlnn of th r mtct ore not well tint exactly Jihjil duns. ltiMr 4 of taktnr ILJT oT their health. It not true thm thr innjontr of Jojil i rutlier to I * trj'tnt to drttrw their lioaltb toy Irrfculur Hi Inr or pv rwo'K * 1 it not al o a fact that tlieuiana * if men arr lirrbfclnfr flown In thr jtt-une t lite an * bwomUiK uliynlckl wr ck tn ponwqucntf ol tlirlr InoUorrthm * All j > r-iile hi > IIO\T p\cr muJt a ctuoy ol the Mihnt dwlttr * that tain 1 the c e , ana > UIPI * ar lodujr. Urc ? number * ol hart- wnrklnp liUBlnrx * men tnd T-trnien with nmnr turrit , vho arr alwar * nn the irr and rwrer tl rest , th t enjoy the l * t of lwntih. Do you knovr why this Ic r * Auk rcne of Uicnv. ana the } will ttll jnu that ttirjfre ] null cut well. , ulrrp ell Mid are tn iMirterr condition nlmrilr iK-CKurt they tnbfct rusular u e of that err t ' rt-encthetiliic ntlraulnnt I > uft.i' purr mult trhlm- l > e } They tind Uiat It rtjilaoci t ie tnerti' they dully npatid kri-jo thrm lirncert up nna ncta t t. rrnor .tlvr and Invlporatur The crrat ntlsn * vulutlnr rirlnclple contained In the purr molt hut u wotiflrrrul rllert In tomnr up thr flltxe- , tlve nrcunt crcrcanilnj ; ti rfl fwllnr * ana ctmicthralrc tlie whole bjfl > AU croper ana druinilKtt Keep I > ufy ( t pure mt't ln.t arr ahciula l > r IM.LII to nvulj cheap worhlPt tmltntlon * Searles & Searles. SPECIALISTS IK KERVOUS , CHRONIC Ollil PRIIWJMS. WE&K M N fcEXTALLV. Ml J'rUotc Ditisnsc * & Di iTaers of Men. 1 rcatmcnt by MnlL CrnMiltBtion Free. SYPHILIS _ . Cnrofl lor life and the pnloon tliorouchly oloaimaa nimiin-iiuu Seminal Woatnein , Lost Men- noim Klrlit EmlBBlonfi Pccuvod PncultlpR Fe male \Vvafcne h. uid aJ flmlrtuc dtHOrflor-B pBca- llnr xo ottlier net l iBltlvr\v curj-d Pl-Lrs riSTTJLA and RKCTAL ULCET.SHTUROCELH * JC TAKICO-EL.T : p rrrauncnt T uud BuccoSRJuUy cur < d Slethod new an & xnitiu.lnc Cured at homo _ by urw mrtliodwithout jiain or cuttlnr. CaU oa or taHrciiB with nt&ml > DBS. MltS 5 BBltS 119 S. I4thSU For Siilr Onlj liy JOI1Ll.VDCR , Mniii St. . Council 0. R. GrLBBRT CO. , Sncrchfcur tn GIHiert Broi > . , Osualin , uf Fttr Garments. R-as. Eto ir.dl Itnni , Council llluflf , , la. Dr. CARL ENGEL OFFICE , r. 5 MAU Sl'HECT , In Plurncr BnllfliiiK . . .Telephone Ao. 5. DISEASLS CF TOLX AS9 CHILDREN . . . . COXFIXEMEVTS. . . , DB , . Ir. E. R-OE , ROEDENTIST * * * - - -DENTIST Room : :22 , Alrrrluiu Tu\c nievctor. SPECIAL NOTICES OOUhCIL BLUFFS WANTS. Octuber 2lf , ISSC. ron RENT. SALJ : OR TRADC BY L.L.QNAJID XIVnilCTT. RnNT Houiet In Council Bluffs SlL.lrt jier month Clierrx H1U onfl one acre ot prounfl , Irult and KtjJi-n Slz.fiO jwr month Kfw clore morn. SteCO , un Broadway y.CO per mnnth 11 * Third Bt. . C rooms cn3 bam. J6.ro jxr montli lEth ft. ana Ave. B , cooi bam. 17 00 ] > cr muuU ) .lio Broudwliy , star * room. SG CO j er niur" . . TtOC Gnxtiutu u\inue , C rooms. 15 00 j > er mf .ft irC Itifli"Mrtet C-room liounc. W.OJ III.T ' ijnth HOUCP jit JClnth Btrect. ACiiE T lOPEKTT JE.3I IHT inontti A v \mrf.j6 I ncrei I rnlr ! trum town will take otii-huir of tue rent ist uork FOR BALE City ProiKTtv HOIV Good liouce. bhn. > ' ! < ini two lot * SJ3 nih u\e. , moiitlili ; jumicitfc. n prr mor.th joO Gund houtr und lut on Avenue li , between ntchtli ( .nfi JCIr.tli Ku. i : MT month , 5200 Good lioune und lot on Gilt bv niifc. ttftwera : Sli and 2fith cts. , mnntbly paj-niecu. Id j > er month 15 lots in Wrlclit'ii odd $ ur unit ut n vsry low prier , TARMB TOR SALE JS per acrt 2-IO-uerc Jarm. i miles iveFt of Qr ! * > wuia , rabteru part of 1'iittnwuttEmlf ; ounty. JS. vt-r urn 40 ucres of jraoj lannmc tend nortii of Niolc- * K jier BC Wrl ] imnro" < > a ISO-acre form east at Lcnelunfl 1'utti.Hiiitoin'f county. K lr nrj-p 40 ocrt-d of pond turmlnc or fruit land , S mile * from Kidney TYemoni county , I2 jrnr ucre SO urren of peed frull iKnfl.with email lioute , ncirtli of Humture. Freroout rount } Ki Ir ocr 40 ucrr of coed liottom Innd , Born * timber : mil rduth n1 city limit * . J20 IKr oer Zl > brrrt at nfoO bottom lunrt. > nillcr fouth Jif rounoll Bluff * . K-Hrre triimt of land : mli * outb of South OmUiK , will tiike tmrt payment lo city prup- rrty Guod farmf for rent Apply to LEriNA-TllJ EVnnnTT. It rear } BU , Counofl liluKf. lotra II * < t > prr cere 4Q ucri'S of coed land In ilonon * rounty Tl\r und ten-acre tracts nenr the city for c< Ctlt | l Ooi , l rl.ap Nebraska lends for tale. > "litl * c'l ! &ny uf tl.fr abovt ] irLpirty on imall P < ou > rnl down , balance In ten cnnual ] j y- mcntii Otber iruoi farmr far nalc Wlil ttike part trad * in c-ltj' property or rn. llcr farms , balanct lone ttiur annual J j-ii.ei.i VtULJNGS. . rBUIT TAKM AKD GARDEN lands fur nule or rent. Day A Hesc. t street. TO LOAjc-nnmrfED KATE ON firm-rlau InuirovciJ farm * nnfl InilAe cttv lirojierty Aii > ) y to 3 it K Cnwefly , ) rn lit Main Bt. KENT CHEAP BtTCHEIt BllOPj Lttalct locution 1M Wwev tlno the nU/rt room. 341 iiway tuittblt fur n n-ral nifrcl.uTidl e. jr Iiay & Best l earl rt. Ttie JSublniion I Connervuturj' , Coun- Mflin I c , . JilulU U forrpct licthwl * . Les- All tOIU Ml ! 1ltf C iiid upward. UIU for jatrtrpe-tus. Jnctrm tionc Alblu Hunter ttadla VIOLIN as Iin .awtj- German muliuS of IintJen rotiixtrviitory. j TV cmr TAKM K-lQierinc liunec jncr.ij1 u ( zlieltrr cuud at- Imtloc liuA ruanonulile rbteu Curl i ; lltnrjr uvr fcojoimtic clt > ' limits. . ONE DECK HEAD. CAItUlEtl OTV ET ODC. Beturc to a li. Cill n fc CU , ttsi-
