TJTE OMAHA BATLT "BEE : SUNDAY , PEBTITJ TIY 12 , 1809.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIAOU MniYTION.
liuy HntnlUon'a $3.EO shoes.
Davis sells glass
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
C K Alexander & Co. , picture frames.
Hartel & Miller , 100 B'way , gl\o "Stare. "
Iowa Furniture k Cnrpct Co. , 407 IJ'way.
J C. lllxby , honling. plumbing. Tel. 19S.
C II. Jacqueinln A To. , Jewelers and op-
liclins , 27 9 uth Main street.
Mnlo 3. Hulchlns returned last evening
frmn a trip to the I'.iciflc coast.
Get > our work done at the popular Englo
laundry , 721 Ilroadwn > , 'phono 157.
Frlonils of Mrs. Jctin'o Dargc , ni > 3 Uaton ,
nf Central City , Neb. , formerly ot this city ,
\\lll \ > * grlevctlto hear of her death at St.
Joteph'i Irppltal In Omnhn.
The public meeting of the Tho-fcoiihlcal
rooluty will bo hold this afternoon at 3
o'clock at 715 Fourth street. The subject
will bo , "KvJdeuec-9 of Soul In Nature" "
IHIIAC arlfllth , nged SO years , died Friday
ovenlnK at his homo In Lewis townohlp.
Icth resulted from old age. The remains
\\vro sent y wtcrd.iy to Peru , In , , for burial ,
HugU ' ( lie Infant son of Mr , and Mrs. H ,
M. Deeds , 1211 Avenue A , died yesterday ,
ngoj 20 months. Tbo funeral will bo held
tlili moinlns nnd Interment will too La Wai-
tint Hill cemetery.
H 13. ClouIcl filed an original notice of
null l i the district court yesterday against
Jamcn C Johnson to quiet title to lot 11 ,
Mcdixj'rt ubdlvslnn ! of block 18 , In Hughes'
& . Donlphan's addition.
Chris Larson , aged 74 years , died at his
linnio In Hazel Dell township Friday evenIng -
Ing Interment at the Frost cemetery to
morrow ut 12 m Dece.wd was the grand
father of Rcorgc Cbristeiiscn of North First
Btn-pt
In the stipeiior coint jestcrdny a dccrco
WAS entered by stipulation In the replevin.
nult ot the Aatlgo Manufacturing company
ngalnst U K. Stevlck By the decree the
jiluln'llfs ' are given possession of the four-
itron slot machines nol7ed by Stevlck In 18't5
when serving us constable and the costs of
itho suit are taxed to the plaintiff.
John King , a tramp who spent several
months this fall and winter acting as o , '
tniFi'y around the city Jnll and was provided ]
\vLth throe Bqiiaro iiiL-als a dny at the city's (
cxpcnao In return for doing the chores , i
which under ordinary circumstances fall to '
the Jailer , wua arrested jcstcrday evening
for stealing a kotlle from .1 rnckot store on
Ilroadvvny King was made to leave the
city Jill a couple of weeks or fco ago nnd he
IIT.I Klnco been compelled to earn his own I
living The cold snap made him long for |
the comforts of Jail life ngain , so ho pur-
po < My stele the kettle. It. being tlu- first
thing ithait ho c.ould lay bin hands on , to get
into Jail -again. When arrested ho said ho
hoped itho judge would give him thirty days
in the county Jail , as that would tide him
ever the cold weather.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 230.
Snap Simla all go at 10 cents each at the
Council Hluffn ofllce of The Dec.
Churcli
At the First Preobyterlan church this
nioinitig the pastor , Ilev. W. S Barnes , will
take as the subject of his sermon , "Secret
Suutonanco " In the evening he will preach
on "A Hcfugo fiom the Storm. " Sunday
school will bo at noon ; young people's
prayer meeting at G.30 p. in.
The iiaunl services will bo held at the
First Congregational church.
The services at Oraco Episcopal church
today will bo no follows. Sunday school nt
9 4f > a m morning pra > er and sermon at
11 and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30
o'clock. On next Wednesday , bolng Ash
Wednesday , thcro will be holy communion
at 10 u. m
At the Fifth Avenue Methodist church this
mom Ing the pastor , Ilev. G. P. Fry , will
preach on "Tho GIiry ot God In the Face
of Jesus Christ " In the evening the sub
ject of big sermon will be , "Iteconclliatlon. "
Sunday school at noon ; Junior league meetIng -
Ing nt 3 p. m. ; npvvortli league meeting at
G:30 : p. in , anil morning class at 9:45. :
Hov. S Perkins , pastor of the First Chris
tian church , will this morning take as the
theme of his sermon "Faithful to Our
Trust. " His topic at the evening service
Mill bo , "Ouu o nnd Effects of IJIshancsty , "
the discourse being especially for young
men.
men.Uev.
Uev. 0. W. Snydcr will preach nt St.
John's EiiRlibh Lutheran church at 10:30 :
n m and 7 30 p m , Sunday school at noou
and young people's meeting at 7 p. m.
Trade where they glvo "Stars. "
Baaiitlful valentines at Do Haven's.
> f Now Itoiird of Trade.
The Hoard of Trade committee appointed
1 > y Mayor Jennings under the direction of
the city council held Its first meeting last
night. The members present were General
13. F. Test , chairman ; J. P. Hess , L A.
Dovlno nnd M. F Rohrcr It was decided
to call the organization "The Commercial
Committee of Council Bluffs , " and
L. A.
Dovlne was selected ns
secretary. No business was trans
acted beyond arranging that the com
mittee should hold a meeting on the last
Saturday night In each month , so that a
report ot its work could bo made to the
city council at the regular meeting on the
first Monday In the month following. The
objects and purposes for. vvhlcl the com
mittee WHS nppolntod were discussed Inform
ally , hut It was decided not to undertake
anything until a full meeting of the com
mittee Is had nnd an adjournment was
taken to next Saturday night.
Licenses to wed were Issued yeiterdoy to
the fqllonlng persons :
Name and nesfdence. AKP
.1 F. McGlnty , Neola . 03
Maggie Ilattlgan , Neola . 25
Otto Llncke , Mlnden . C
Kmma lUfse , Mlnden . 22
Tlir Moit lleiuarkubln Ilrmedr or the
ARC for nil nho are \Veuk , Nervou *
nnd Hun DOTTU Camtm Nothing
to Try.
If Tn lint * Aar of tlir Kllairl ir
Sri U < "ui Hrnd Your Nnmp nnd AJ-
tlrrm for n Frne Trial r oUnm- .
Do you f el cenrrully mlierable , or nut-
far with a tliousind and one Indoerlbnblo
bad feellngi , both mqntal nnd physical
amonti tluia low spirits , nervousness ,
< wcnrliiesB. llfolrssnrsa , weukncju , dlzzlneiN
frtllnun of fulIucHs or bloating finer ratine.
or aensHj of "gonenest" or emptinetB of
stomauh In moinlnH , He > h soft nnd lacking-
nrmnoiB , lied.ici ) , blurring of e > esluht ,
apocka lloatliw before the eyes nervous
Irritability , poor memory , clillllneis , alter
nating with hot ( liuhes , UtsltuJt , throb
bing , curglluir or rumbling ixnsxtlon In
bowels , with heat untl nipping palm oc
palpitation of heart. hort
breath on exertion , clew circulation of
blood , cold fvet , pain and oppression In
chest and back , p.iln M round the lolim ,
and vv rlne a ot the lower limbs ,
nojB nfttr HUM IB , but ntrvoQs vvaku-
at night , languor in the morning.
oJHl n constant renting of dread as If
something uvvful WUM nbaut to happen ?
If > ou have any or all of these symptoms
Bend your name and address to Hajea &
Coon , 517 Hull Bid ? . , Detroit , Mich. , and
they will gladly Bend you a free trial box
of Dr PU Tonic * Tablets. The moat per
fect rrmcdy known You will be delUhted
\vlth them and they may ima your llf .
'lh y ru put up In tablet form , pleasant
jto take iind easy directions , vrhtoh. It you
'follow nil I vosltlvfiy and effectijaUy curu
in a she ' il'iir , no matter haw bad you
may br , or if you prefer , > ou can get n
full alzcd bos Ht your druggist ! for only
10 cents. Wo don t d K you to tak our
word for what Dr. Dlx 1'onlc Tablets will
do icnd for the free packar * nnd gi\a
them a tent , ten inJnut * * after you take
[ the Arat taUlet > ou vrlll f * l btttcr. .
WORKS OFF SOME BAD MONEY
Shoving Out . Bogus Bill Oansss Robert
Diion to Land in Jail.
MERCHANT TROTTER LOSES HIS GOOD CASH
Accn pil Dcclnron Ho IlcorlTPd the
Sl > tirlou Stuff from " "VVIHnUcr * , "
a rInnVlin \ In \i l.onicor
In n-v Idcnco.
Hobcrt Dlxon , a man about 20 years ot
age , wlio c homo Is In Clinton , this state ,
wan lodged In the county Jnll hero yester
day by Deputy United States Marshal lllch-
ards to await the action ot the fedcraf grand
Jury on the charge of passing counterfeit
money.
A few days ago Dlxon paneoj a. counterfeit
$20 bill on Merchant Trotter at Shcuandoah.
Ho purchased canned goods to the value of
75 cents and xecclved $19.25 good money In
change. Shortly after he had left the store ,
Trotter discovered that the bill was a bogus
one , but to make sure took It to the bank
where his suspicions were verified. The
authorities were at once notified , but Dl.ion
had left town as soon as he received the
good money for the bogus bill. A descrip
tion of the > oung man was sent to Deputy
Marshal Hlcliards and be started on the
search for the shovor of the queer. Friday
he ran him down at Coin and took him be
fore Commissioner Porter at Creston who
bound him over to await the action of the
grand Jury. His ball was fixed at 3500 , In
default of which he will have to lieIn jail
until the next term of court.
Di.xon accounted for his posscsnlon of the
counterfeit bin by saying It had been given
him by another party and ho was not nwaro
that It was anything but genuine. The party
whom h * claimed he received It from , ho
said , was called "Whiskers , " but could not
give his right name. He , however , described
the man as being blind in the left eye and
having a Bandy beard. Investigation showed
that a man answering this description had
been In company with Dlson , but bin pres
ent whereabouts are unknown. Dlxon , who
stopped In Shenandoah on his way home
from the outh , Is believed to have fallen In
with "Whlskeis" in Missouri.
The counterfeit Is an old ono and Is an
i
Imitation of a greenback $20 gold bill ot the
date of 1S62. The federal authorities have
no reason to bcTleve that Dlxon or his com
panion have passed any other similar coun
terfeits.
Wanted Board nnd room in private fam
ily , central to business center. State terms.
Address L. H. , Bee Office , Council Bluff.
The rush on the Berwick bay oysters still
continues at Sullivan's , the grocer.
MIM.MIV.G IN Till : SOOIAh
Society People Mul.r Mo > it o ? Their
Time lleforc C milii r of I.ciit.
The last noek in social -circles In Council
Bluffs has been n Tartlcularly gay ono and
it seemed as If every one -wero determined
to have a gay tlmo before the Lenten sea
son arrived. Beyond question the last week
In the gay rworld belongs to the fair sto
by conquest. Ilors wai the hand that hold
the scepter and right royally she wielded
It. How she has revelled in charming
gowns , l.icce , Jewels and all the foibles so
dear to the feminine heart ! She has run
the gamut from dainty afternoon teas to
stately receptions and next week will bo
prepared to lay all this aside and observe
the Lenten neason.
The Edmundson-Hanchett reception was
pre-eminently the social event of the week
In Council Bluffs. It was given at the
Edmundson home on South Seventh street
last Tuesday between the hours of 2 and
6 , The loral ! decorations were most artis
tic , the dining room In green and white
bolng especially effective. In the center
of the table was a tall vase of bride roses ,
around Its base and extending to the corners
of the table wore graceful sprays of sml-
lax and Lilies of the Valley. The mantel
nnd sideboard were massed with ferns , Eas
ter lilies and narcissus and the whole
was softly lighted by green shadd candles.
A mandolin club was stationed In the hall ,
which was n "bovver of American Beauty
roses and palms with portieres and fes
tooning of emllax. Those receiving were
Mrs. J. D. Edmundson , who wore an ex
quisite French gown of hlack nnd pale blue
and carried a fan of tortoise shell and point
lace ; Mm. Hanchett , who was charming
In a black net over blue , with point lace ,
nnd Mrs. F. A. Patrick of Dulutb , who
looked very dainty In a costume of black
and "white. Assisting throughout the rooms
were .Mrs. H.V. . Tllton , Mrs. 0. G. Wade-
worth. Mrs. B. H. Walters , Mrs. A. P. Brlna-
mald , Mrs. B , B. Aylesworth , Mrs. J. B.
Harkness , MIsi Molllo Rico and Dr. Sarah
Smith. Those who presided In the dining
room were Mrs. B. K. Hart , Mrt. Smith
Saundem , Mrs. C. E. H. Campbell and Mrs ,
Henry II , Van Brunt , A largo number of
guoati attended during the afternoon.
AVhat was undoubtedly the dance of the
secBon was given Friday night at Royal
Arcaaum hull by a number of the young so-
clety women of the city , The affair was
marked by perfection In every detail anc
the unusual number of prettily frowned
girls was a striking feature of the function.
The patronesses did the young woman boat-
oases the compliment of arraying themselves
In their smarest tolloU. Miss Kcunard ,
Mlsa Georgia Sharp of Omaha nnd Mrs.
IMrnard of Mollno , 111. , were the out-of-
town guests , Tke patronesses wore : Mea-
damea W K Shepard , K. C. She-pard , U
Zurmuehlen , W. L , Douglas , J. J , Hess , J
Hulladay , J , H , Beno , F. P. Wright , B. II.
Lougeo. F. Davis , J Dais , T Casady , B.
Casady , C. Graves nnd W. F. Sapp. The
young women responsible for the dance
wero- Misses Zula Llpe , Alberta Trautman ,
Ktta Otis , Grace Beebee , Jessica Wallace ,
Annette Wallace , Gertrude Bennett , Caroline
line Schoentgen , Luclle Plnney , Nettle
Grouovveg , Nellie Baker , Maud McDonald ,
Millie Graham , Brcta Jeffries , May Cald-
wcll , Byrd Baker , Huth Mayne , Mabel
Thompson , Nolle Lutz , Mona Heed , Besslo
Moore , IJnima Frederick , Mabel Hicks. Maud
Cavln , Cella WIcMiam , Carrie Murphy , Dori
Lyon , Beulah Hongland , nthel BnrUey ,
Mary Key , Eleanor Montgomery and Charity
Babcook The hall was very prettily fleco-
rated with carnations and asparagus. Punch
was served throughout the evening and the
women filled the programs
The reception given Friday afternoon by
the Oakland Avenue Heading club at the
residence of Mrs Flnley Burke to the club
women of the city was one of the most de
lightful affairs of the week. The hall and
parlors were very prettily decorated with
pink roses and hyacinths. The decorations
In the dining room were meteor roses and
mnllax. the table 'looking ' exceptionally
pretty The receding party -was Meadames
Flnley Burke , Richmond , Arthur nnd Dor-
land , ell ot whom were very handsomely
gowned. All the members of tlu club ncted
na entertainers. Thoae who presided In the
dlnlnc room were Mrs. Lougee aud Mies Ida
Ca&ady , assisted by Mlsbes Carrie Murphy ,
Millie Graham , Dorland and Jefferlcs. They
were all very dainty In light evening gowns ,
Mlsjos Nellie Harl end Mary Harleton re
ceived at the door and Misses Joule Bixby
and Fredericks Borland oaslSUd th * women
with tht kr wraps upntalr * . After the * gueiU
hud taken their departure Mrs Burke nt r-
taln d the club membtrs and those assisting
at 1111 informal supper.
Fidelity council , No. 1C6. HoyaJ. Arcanum ,
gave A moot delightful dancing party
Wednesday nvpulng. About fifty people
wore prteent. The music was Inspiring and
the refroshmentfl wore exceptionally dainty ,
Great credit IE duo to the social committee ,
of which Mr. Joe Smith Is chairman.
Five of the young women who attended
the dance Friday night at Ho > nl Arcanum
hall gave a Jolly supper party afterward at
Metzgor's. The hostesses wore the MIsucs
Nellie Lutz , ItcsMe Moore , Emma Freder
ick , Mona Hood and Maude MoDonnld. Their
guests wore Moncrs , C. K. Hayes , Charles
lilalDc. F It SearFe , Harry Hatteuhauer
and Hay Blxby
Mrs li. M Sargent entertained at lunch
Thursday In honor of Mre. John Pluiner.
Covers were laid for eight. The table and
dining room were pr ttlly decorated with a
profusion ot Bride roses ,
Mr , and Mrs. I M Treyuor entertained at
dinner Wednesday ovonlno.
Alls ] Lucy Eaton entertained a number ot
frltndn at supper at the Qrand last Sunday
evening.
The Woman's Whist club met Monday at
the homo of Mrs. Bush&elt , Mrs. McKuas
will entertain the club Tuesday attornoon.
The Jolly Forty club wat entertained by
Mrs. Loomli Wednesday evening ,
The Hamilton \Vhlnt club met Monday at
the homo of Mrs , John Rosa , Mrs. D H.
Mcrrlom will antortatn tbo olub Thursday.
i The Kuohre club met at Mr. and Mrs.
Shepard'fl last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Wallace Shepard captured the woman's
i prlzo while Mr. McChoiuey carried off that
for the men. The club will meet tomorrow
evening at the "borne of Mr , and Mrs. Ross.
Mrs Barnard of Mollno , III. , Is the guest
of her sinter , Mm. T. E. Casady.
Miss Know lea , daughter ot Congressman
ICuowlcn of Dcadnood , S. ! > „ la the guest
of Miss Lena FuJmer of Ninth avonue.
Miss Delta Horarnan of Third ivveuuo loft
Thursday evening for Adrian , Mich.
Mian Sophia HcruiCB spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week wltfi fr-londs In
i Omaha.
Two exceptionally pretty luncheons wore
given during the week by Miss Eleanor
Montgomery , ono on Friday and one on Sat
urday. Thej wc.ro flag luncheons , everything
being In red. whlto and blue. The gue-sts
wore mostly Omaha people.
Mrs. Meyers gave a tea Thursday even-
big for the "Glen Girls. "
Mrs. J. A. Gorluuu gnvo an Informal high
five party Wednesday afternoon.
Cardi are out for twocnrd parties at Mrs.
CiunnUngR * this week , one on Monday and
one on Tuesday afternoon ,
Mr * . R. B. Montgomery 1 rcry 111 with
the grip.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Kraaim
and Mr. August Schmltz occurred last
Wednesday at the home of the bride's Bister ,
Mrs. Paul Zlesch , about two miles from
town. Father Burk of St. Peter's church
performed the ceremony. About forty guests
were pre * nt , quite a. number golnK from
here.
Th woraon of St. Anne's Aid society of
St. Fetor's church gave a high flv party at
the homo ct Mm. Beck , COO Main street ,
Thursday evening. Mrs. Stockctt won the
womon's prlzo and Mr. Fritz Baumelster the '
men's ,
Ml5s Louisa Hazen of Avoca came last
week nnfl IB attending school at St. Francis
academy.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Brown celebrated the
twenty- second anniversary of their marriage
last W dncsda.y by entertaining about
twenty of their friends at a 0 o'clock din
ner at their homo nn Mynster street.
Mr. John S. Burns and Mies Anna Tyardla
wore married Wednesday morning at St.
Peter's German Catholic church , ROT.
Thomas Burk ofllclntlnc. Miss Lizzie Klckcy
was bridesmaid , while Mr. Eugene Sullivan
acted A * best man.
Mrs. Mary L Bradbury Is confined to her
apartments nt Rcuard with a novoro attack
of the grip.
Mrs. Wade Gary loft Friday for a six
weeks' visit with friends at various points
In Missouri and Iowa-
Mr.Voo3worth Allen Is making his homo
at the rcsldenco of Mr. Charles K. Taylor
during the absence ot his family In Cal
ifornia. Word has been received here that
Mrs. Allen and children nnd Miss Francis
Bowman arrived safely at Coronado Beach
Thursday.
Mr. Ernest K. Hart has as his gucit the
past week Mr. Edward Gra'vcs , a prominent
attorney of St. Paul , Minn. Mr. Hart and
Mr. Graves were classmates at Yale.
Miss Marie Leonard Is visiting in North
Plntte , Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Bean have removed
to Norfolk , Neb.
Miss Cell a Wickham visited friends lu DCS
Molnes last woek.
Mrs. A. P , Hanchott Is entertaining Mrs ,
F. A. Patrick of Dulutb.
Mrs. J. L. Patterson Is visiting her par
ents , Mr. nnd Mrs. George II. Williams , at
Missouri Valley.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Longnccker have re
moved to Lexington , Neb ,
Miss Ella Douglas of Fouth street ro-
turnad Tuesday from n visit with her sister -
tor , Mrs. Fisher , at Fremont , Neb , She was
accompanied by Mrs , Fisher ,
Mr. J , J. Duncan and family have taken
the McDermott residence on Washington
nvenuo nnd Mr. McDomrott nud bis daugh
ter , Mlia Mary McDermott , will raako their
homo during the winter at St. Bernard's.
Hon. G. N. Castle of Dnnbury , In. , accom
panied by his daughter , Mien Joslo , wtis the
guest the past week of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. S.
Jordan of Glen avenue. Mr. Castle was
formerly a member of the state icglglaturu
nnd was afterward postmaster an Uoiibury.
From hero ho went to Portland , Ore. , where
with his family ho expects to make his
futuic home.
JIrsV. . H , Herron has returned homo
from a month's visit with friends nt Grant ,
la.
Mrs B. 1C. Black of East Pierce street
had an her guest the last week her cousin ,
Mrs. Bessie McBrlde , wife of Senator Mc-
flrldo of Wyoming
Mr aud Mrs. W. E. Balnbrldgo left Mon
day for San Francisco , from where they
sailed yesterday on the "Coptic" for Ppkln ,
Clilnu , whore Mr. Balnbrldge goes to 10-
sumo his duties as second ecirutary of the
American legation ,
Miss Lillian Johnson Is visiting her sis
ter , Mrs , John Sphor , at Topelia , Kan ,
Wo emphasize the fact here that we can
fill your order for almost any species of
fiesh fish you desire , Sullivan , the grocer.
With tbo mercury playing around 20 be
low zero yesterday people continued to drop
Into the Htoro of Hulll van , tbo grocer , to
lca > o orders for his celebrated Berwick bay
oysters. Thin shows their popular hold
upon the Council Bluff folk
Jim Hooper , who Is charged with bootleg
ging at Shenandoah , was lodged in the
county Jail hero yesterday to await the
action of the next federal grand Jury. When
Hooper learned the United Status olllcera
were on his track ho skipped the town , but
was finally run to ground at Preston Thurs
day by Deputy Marshal Richards. Hooper
had his preliminary hearing before Commis
sioner Porter at Crcston who Qxod hlu bond
'
at $200.
Bluff City -laundry , 'phouo 31-1 "A laun
dry ithnt'8 careful. "
School Dlrt'Utom .Mrrt.
County Superintendent Sawjer has called
a meeting of the school directors of Hazel
Dell , ItocUord , York , Garner , Crescent , Har-
din , Keg Creek , Norwalk , Lewis , Boomer ,
Mlndon and Neoln townships for Saturday ,
March 4. The meeting will be held In the
superior court room at the county court
house and State Superintendent Barrett will
I he- present and address the directors. An
j Interesting program has been arranged for
the meeting ,
Davis soils drug * .
A manquo b Jl and cake waJk will be
glvrni mt Woodmen of the World hall Satur-
I day evening , February 18.
I MHS. I ) DM I AM TO THV MAMCIUIPTGY.
i
| First AVniimn In Dl * < rle < in Axnll
Ilcrnclf of the PrlvllpKC.
The first petition In this district ot a
woman desiring to avail henself of the fed
eral bankruptcy law to relieve herself of
her debts was filed yesterday In the United
I State-R district court hero. The petitioner la
Mm. nrtnna L. Dunham of Boj r township ,
Crawford county , wiho gUcs her occupation
as that of "housekeeper. " Hur debts she
pcholulw at $4.130.10 , consisting chiefly of
a nolo which she signed Jointly with her
husband. Her nasota consist of two shares
In the Dtinlap Butter and Cheese Co-opera-
tire company , which she llflts as worth $100.
She admits to owning wearing apparel of tlie
value t > f $40 , but claims this as exempt
under the statute , as shs USDS "snld wearing
apparel to protect her body from the cold
In rwlnitor and from the boat In ummer. "
In n wcr to tha stereotyped Inquiry as to
the posseslon of arms or military equip
ment , the petitioner BCU * forth that she "has
no equipments or military uniform and Is
| not prepared for war. Has but two arms ,
which he uses to earn her lally brood. "
John J. Ouoss , a fanner of Pilot Grove
township , Montgomery county , also filed a
petition yesterday to be declared n bank
rupt. His debts amount to nearly $3,000.
Ot this amount $995 represents liabilities
secured by a chattel mortgage on corn and
farming Implements , Ills assets consist of
$203.76 , being eums of money owed him by
other parties. Ho makes no declaration , as
to his wearing apparel or household furni
ture.
Meetings of creditors In the bankruptcy
caees of H. A. Rico of Council Bluffs and
J. M. Allen of Neola were called for yester
day at the office of Referee JInyn * . No
creditors appeared and consequently the
formality ot appointing trustees to take
charge of the assets ot the bankrupts tvas
dispensed with.
The Boat club costume party nnd cake
walk has been postponed until nfter Lent
owing to the rush of social events , dances
In particular , announced for the Intervening
dates.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D , Metcalf returned
Friday from the bridal trip and went at once
to their home , 221 Bluff street , where they
will bo at home to their friends after
March 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haas will remove
to the Macrae cottage the first of next
month.
H. C. Dye , cashier ot the Tabor State
bank. Is the guest over Sunday ot County
Recorder K. E. Smith and family.
The fine piano used for the Blatchford-
Kavanagh concert , was selected from the
piano stock of the Bouriclus Music House
by Prof. Roney personally. It is one of
their regular styles ; at 325 Broadwuy , where
they handle talking machines aud cylinders
for grnphophono and where the organ stands
upon the building.
Klein has the reputation of keeping the
best fruits In the market. 112 Broadway.
You -need not rush out in the cold and
como down to the store to order your oys-
tera or fresh fish. Just ring up 'phone 161
that's Sullivan , the grocer and your order
will be promptly filled and delivered , in good
ttlme.
If you don't find the cigar you likego
to Klein's , 112 Broadway. He has what
you want.
Excited Over Smallpox.
People Jiving In the vicinity ot Twenty-
eighth street nnd Broadway are somewhat
disturbed about the smallpox case at the
Beckwlth residence and view with alarm the
possibility of the house being under quar
antine for a couple of months or so. They
have made complaint to the local health au
thorities and have requested that the mem-
bere of the family -who have not yet become
Infected wltn the disease bo removed else
where. They are also anxious ( that Youngs ,
the man Buffering1 with smallpox , bo re
moved elsewhere as soon as It Is deemed
safe. As the eitmutlon now Is every ono or
the ten members of the Beckwlth household
might take the disease , one after the other ,
and Jn that case the premises would bo
under quarantine for perhaps several months
and the neighborhood subjected to the pos
sibility of contagion.
At a special called meeting of the Board of
Health last night the situation was dis
cussed , but nothing definite was arrived tit.
City Physician Lacey gave It as his opinion
that if the members of the Beckw Ith family
were going to catch the disease from Youngs
they would develop ths symptoms within
three wceke. If they did not in that tlmo
he did not believe there was any danger of
them 'taking ' It at nil. Ho was opposed to
moving the family In such cold weather ns
at present , as he thought It would be taking
too great a risk.
The city pest house near Mynster Springs
is not a < lp irab1o place to put ono In , as it
requires cleaning. This , It was said at the
meeting , would bo done tomorrow. Another
drawback to the pest liouso being used Is
the fact that the water supply has given out
and In the present frozen condition of the
ground another well cannot bo dug for some
time. Should the Board of Health decide
on removing the Beckw ith family to the
pest house water would have 'to ' bo liauled
about n mile from Mynster Springs. Under
the circumstances the members of the boaul
wore not In favor of removing the Beck-
withe to the pest house , but are somewhat
In a quandary -what to do In view of the
complalnt8emanating from itho.peoplo In the
vicinity of the quarantined premises.
New Deal fur
Judge Aylesworth adopted a new plan
yesterday for dealing with persons brought
before him on the charge of vagrancy and
three men were committed to the county
Jail under the state law Section 0123 of
the new code provides that "If It appears
by the confession of such person or by com
petent testimony that the person arrested
IB u vagrant , the magistrate may lequlro
on undertaking , with sufficient security for
good behavior for the term of one year
thereafter. "
The three men were Joseph Kenney , re
cently released from Jail In Omaha and
who was first arrested on suspicion of hav
ing tUolen a pair of trousers ; Ora Haley , the
young man who attempted 19 pass a worth
less draft on Pawnbroker Friedman , but
who escaped indictment at the hands of
the present grand Jury , and Frank Dyer , a
tramp who has been In Jail several times.
They nil pleaded guilty to being vagrants
nnd in each case Judge Aylesworth Imposed
$100 bond for their good behavior for one
year. Neither of the throe were able to
furnish any bond and they were all com
mitted to the county Jail , where they have
to remain until released by the Judge of
the district court. When ( hey get tired of
lying In jail they can call upon the sheriff
to lay their caao before the Judge of the
district court and he will determine
whether they bo released or not , These
cases are the first ever sentenced In this
city under the state vagrancy law.
Kloln's candles always rank first in Coun
cil Illutf * . 112 Broadway.
HEAVY SALE OF COAL LAPS
Two Thousiad Acres of the Moit Valnabls
Property rue Transferred ,
PLAN TO CONSOLIDATE. THE IOWA MINES
Kntlre M > ilcm to lie Umi Vnilrr One
.MiiniiKciiiciit Mltli n hnvltif
if ijtUOO.dOll Aimtintlj-
DES MOINCS , Feb. 11. ( Special Tcle-
grnm. ) More tlmn 2,000 acres of the best
coal lands In this part of the state -were
transferred todny by 1 > . K. Witter , presl-
tlont of the Iowa Lonn mid Trust Company ,
to William V. Wyckoft or New York The
consideration 413-U7 * * 26 Wyckoft Is
president of the Carbondnlo Fuel company.
} Io rctrnnsrorrcU the land to the company
by n mortgage. For several montlia Wyckoft
ninl It. D. Soars of Marshalltown , this state ,
liavo been planning to consolidate the coal
Interests In this part of the state. Tha
transfer today Is the first step tu this plnn.
AVyckoff ami Senrs nro now In Now York
arranging for -flnanctal assistance in carryIng -
Ing out the deal. Steps have been perfected
far the Issuing of $100.000 In bonds In Now
York. Only the larger raining properties
are concerned lu the deal. The promoters
of the plan for the consolidation have for
some tlmo held , options on about a dozen
of the principal ralncs near Dos Mollies.
The entlro system will bo run under one
rannaRpmcnt and I * IB estimated that the
savin ) ; In running expensed In tills nay will
amount to (200,000 ( annually. It Is claimed
by tlio promoters of the scheme that the
price of coal will not < bo advanced.
HcLween bOO and 700 Shrlncra arc ex
pected to meet In DCS lollies Wednesday ,
February 16 , at the state meeting. There
will be n parudo In the afternoon nnil a
banquet In the evening. The local busi
ness houses hnvo promised to decorate olan-
oratcly. Among the prominent candidates
for decrees arc : Henry \V. J. Rulfrolk , J.
P. 1'atrlck , Oeorgo Falrhiirn , L. n. Har-
bach , F. C. Macartney , J. M. Pierce. Lewis
Schooler , 0. W. Macartney , C. A. Bishop ,
Crom Bonen. George 1J. yippee of Dos
Molncs , K. E. Simill , J. II Smull , Ocorgo
A. Jlnrtln , J. A. Gllmorc , P. L. So\cr of
Stuart ; Edmund Nichols , I'crrj ; S. Y. Cor
nell , Charles C.lbbs , J. J. Kluge , W. n.
Martin , Greenfield ; 13. W. Weeks , J. D.
Holsman. Guthrlc Center ; J. W. Lemon , At
lantic.
The report of the DCS Molncs postofflce
for January , 3SOP , Bhoue an Increase of
nearly GO per cent In the number of money
orders paid over the corresponding month
for 1S9S. The size of the money orders
mcrnge approximately the same as the pre
ceding year. Pofatmaster Schooler attributes
the Increase largely to hotter business con
ditions , Tha growth In the ipostofllco busi
ness at DOS Molncs since the beginning ot
the present year has .boon remarkable.
DCS Moincs firemen have been called out
thlrty-flvo times In the last ten days. Many
of the flrcs have been large ones and the
flro department Is alwut worn out. From
fifteen to twenty members of the force
have been frozen to a greater or lesser
extent. Today Chief William Burnetto froze
his hapds and feet and. Is confined to his
bed. Nearly a fourth of the members of
the department are Incapacitated for fur
ther work at present and new fires are
occurring every fen hours.
Reliable reports state that there are
about forty cases of smallpox In south
western lena now fully de\cloped and the
number Is Increasing. All the cases are
traced to Nebraska City , -which released Its
quarantine when there were about sixty
cases within the city limits. The towns
Immediately affected by the disease are
Hamburg. Perclval , Livingstone , West
Point , Mlle , Exlra , Seymour , Genoa and
Audubon.
IOAVASS AIU3 GIVEN NO RELIEF.
Low JInrk of Thirty-Poor I > cRreen
llelnwpro In heorcil.
ONAWA , la. , Feb. 11. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The thermometer registered 34 de
grees below zero hereat C a. m. A hard
north wind has bloun all night. It Is the
first timeon record when the thermometer
has registered 33 below on two days In the
same week.
CRKSTON , la. , Feb. 11. ( Special Tele
gram. ) AM cold weather records since 1SS5
have been broken. The mercury this morn
ing registered 33 degrees below zero. 14
being the best mark during the day. Indi
cations are that a record of 35 will be made
tonight. Business is paraljzcd and coal Is
scarce.
NEVADA , la. , Feb. 11. ( Special. ) At 7
o'clock 'this ' morning the thermometer reg
istered 32 degrees below zero. The recoid
for this county Is 26 degrees below.
IVCEIC or mraiins TRIAI. .
fin TcflllllM Hint Demi linn Ilnil
Knlty I ) 'Ki-ncra : oii of Ilrnrl.
MASON CITY , la. , Feb. 11. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Today closed the fifth week of testi
mony in the Hughes murder trial. The de
fense will conclude Its testimony possibly
Monday and the state will tiso until Wednes
day with rebuttal. Arguments will occupy
the balance of the week nnd the case will
not reach the Jury before February 20.
Dr. Marston occupied the stand during the
entire day. Ho maintained that Hughes died
of fatty degeneration of the heart , basing
his conclusions on the history of tbo dead
man. He stated that notwithstanding the
symptoms as given by the state , together
with the finding of strychnine In the stomach
ho could not say that strychnine produced
death.
I'crullnr mid Katul Accident.
ATLANTIC , la. , Fob. 11. ( Special. ) A
most peculiar and fatal accident from a
' occurred at
dldn't-know-it-was-loudcd gun
the Robert Frazler farm yesterday after
noon. The dwelling Just this side of the
Frazler homo Is occupied by William Rm-
brce. There has been an old sun barrel
around the bouse for over a > cnr and It
has been used for breaking up eoal , Mr.
Embrce's little girl about 12 jeans old yas
using It for that purpose yesterday after
noon when an old charge that has been
In the gun for on indefinite length of time
exploded. The hall struck her In the Jaw
and passed Into the brain , resulting In
afmost Instant death. Mr. Hmbreo Is now
in Missouri and has been telegraphryl to
come homo at once
I'oor M ht ill Oiiiimi.
ONAWA , la. , Pob , 11. ( Special , ) The
fight between part of the city council and
the electrician of tbo city plant culminated
at the last council meeting in tbo resigna
tion of T. W S. Wade , engineer of the
plant. Tor the last eight years ecnlce has
been very poor , resulting in many business
men putting In their own plants. The
council blames the management and tbo
engineer claimed that tbo plant was In
sufficient for the work required.
MOIIIIIIII Count ) ' rariuprii Mrrt.
ONAWA , In. . Feb. 11 ( Special. ) The
farmers of Monona county will hold a two
dnyb * Institute here on February 14 nnd IE.
An elaborate program has been arranged
[ iml J. It. Sage of Des Molnes , director of
( he weather bun.au , will address the In
stitute.
C'linl IHiiM Arc
ONAWA , la. , Feb. 11. ( Special. ) On-
awa Is experiencing a coal famine , with
the thermometer boterlng around 20 below
zero , Not a pound of coal of any kind Is
In the bands of ( be dealers.
"Sew lliilibiT Treuil llorxc Shoe ,
AMKS. la . Feb. 11. ( Special. ) K 0.
Bllllman , president ot the First National
, n o HOHOBOKOHOHOROIOBOROBOKOIOM30ROIOBGBOHOHOKOBOBOIOHCIGI 3
o "The mind Is the proper judge of . " f !
- - - - * * - - j''K * m fr * " * * innu.
o Judge a man by 1its cigars. The Kute H
g Field is proper. John G. Woodward & "
g Co , , distributors , Council Bluffs , Id. S
9 g
9
OOHOB01OBOHOHOHOBOBOIOBOHOM BOaOBO 010BOBOHOROao'OT-Pr 3
bank of Nevada , has Just returned from Now
York where ho has been looking Into his
Interests In a company which will BOOH
commence the manufacture of a rubber tread
horseshoe -with footplate and ilrUeliablo
cnfks The Invention hnn bccu thoroughly
tested and has proved nuccessful.
Appointment Oil r * Silt lufnot Ion.
MASON CITY. In. . Fob 11 ( Special Tele ,
gram ) The appointment of Joseph A Farrell -
rell as postmaster of this city by PrenlJcnt
MeKlnlcy Is well received. It has been a
contested prize. Fnrrcll has been n resident
of Mason City for thirty-four years , al
ways n republican and linn hud ten years
of service In the postal department.
Uiilnn County KnrmerN > ! < * < ( ,
CHESTON , la. , Fob. 11 ( Special ) The
second Institute to bo held by the farmers
of Union county this year will take place
at Afton February 25 nnd 24 The first
institute was held In Crcston and the second
goes to Alton In order to accommodate the
farmers In both cniln of the county.
Shot "While llrcnUltiK > 1nll.
FORT noiXli ; , la. , Feb 11 ( Special
Telegram. ) Ornft , a young man who stole
a livery team from Colby Hrothprs a short
time ago and was afterwards c.iptured In
Minnesota after an exciting chase , wna shot
hist evening by Jailer Flint while attemptIng -
Ing to escape from Jnll. He will mmlvc.
ADDITIONAL NEBRASKA NEWS
Up Slrnvv Men.
LINCOLN , Feb. 11 ( Special Telegram. )
Noticing an editorial In The Bee this
morning asking Omaha to bestir Itself that
Its relatho rank among > the big cities ot
the nation bo maintained vlicn the 1900 cen
sus Is taken , a member remarked that If
necessary Omaha might call upon the fusion
minority in the scnato to erect 100,000 straw
men for the cltj's iibo next year and that
they would hn\o no trouble in furnishing
them. Considerable criticism lias been
caused by the action of tbo majority In the
sciiAto In allowing the fuslonlsts to intro
duce straw resolutions < it random end take
up the tlmo of 'the senate In < 1 focussing
them. When the Schnal lesoltition concernIng -
Ing the Anglo-American alliance came up
yesterday It was well known that It \\.is , as
Senator Currle said , simply raising .1 straw-
man to heat him down and that no alliance
of this kind was even under consideration.
Still , when a motion was made to Indefinitely
postpone bhle resolution , which Is u concur
rent one and therefore takes the same course
as a bill , there were re-publican members
who favored allowing the straw men to get
on general file for -extended discussion.
Their excuse was that they did not care to
deprive the minority of a chance to discuss
the resolution. In the meantime an hour or
more of the senate's time was consumed In
Ita discussion right there , depriving the
senate of an opportunity to take up Its legit
imate business of the afternoon , and now the
whole thln-g is to bo repeated when the
measure Is reached on general file.
TCI Make lli-iuly I rlii < n.
LINCOLN , Feb. 11. ( Spechl. ) Articles of
Incorporation of the Country Publishers'
company was filed In the office of the sec
retary of state today. The incorporators
are : Samuel Rccs , president of 1lie Rees
Printing company , Omaha ; James C. Dahl-
man , G. M. Hitchcock , Omaha ; Thomas S.
Allen , Lincoln ; General P. H. Barry ,
Thomas J. Nolan. Omaha ; Lee Hcrdman , J.
A. Edgerton and Warwick Saunder * . Tbo
capital stock Is placed at $2r ,000 and the
general nature of the business to be trans
acted IB stated to be : "The printing and
sale ot patent lusldes or ready prints ; the
gathering , sale and distribution of news ,
and also the < onducting and carrying on ot
a general printing business , and the banfl-
llng and sale of printers' supplies ; the man
ufacture and sale of stcreot > ped plates , mat
rices and engravings ; the handling and sale
of prloteis' stock and stationery supplies ,
nnd also tUo conducting and carrjlng on ot
n general ud\ertislng business. " The prin
cipal place of business is Omaha ,
To ItPiIiu-p Intercut oil Sliite Warrant *
LINCOLN , Feb. 11. ( Special ) S. F 6 ,
the bill Introduced by Sttiator Talbot , has
been sent Ho the house , having passed the
upper branch with twentytwootes In Its
favor. Senator Van Dusen opposed the bill
oil the ground tint It might be unconstitu
tional. The bill reduces the Interest on
state warrants from 5 ito 4 per cent , county
and municipal warrants from 7 to fl per cent ,
county , municipal , toumhlp or school dls-
trlot bonds from a maximum of 7 per cent
to 3. The bill will result In n saving or
several thousand dolais In Interest to the
people of the btato If passed.
S. F. 82 was nlso Kent to the. house todiy
It was Introduced by Senator Owens and
Is a mere curative act.
STotv Opera IIUIINP I'rojorletl.
ATKINSON , Nob. , Feb. 11. ( Special )
An enthusiastic meeting was held by the I
business men of Atkinson last night for the j
purpose ot considering plans for the build
ing of a new opera house in the near fu
ture.
ture.Tho firemen's ball -at the opera bouse last
evening was one of the enjoyable o3caBlon
of the season , A large attendance was pres
ent.
York Wniiln n PimlollliM' .
YORK , Neb. , Feb. 11 ( Special. ) At a
mafls meeting today of business men of
York resolutions were wired Senators Thurs-
ton and Allen urging thorn to push for
ward the appropriation for the erection ot
a postoftlco building , which is - ery much
needed , The present postofllco facilities
are not sufficient.
\olle In ( Srnhiiiii mill Moorr C'HMCN ,
LINCOLN , Feb 11. ( Special Telegram )
In district court today County Attorney Miin.
gpr entered a nolle lu the cases agaliiht
Mayor Frank Graham nnd ex-Auditor I3u.
gene Moore , giving as a reason In each case
that tUero was not enough evidence to Insure -
sure conviction or Justify the cxptnso of
further trials.
I'roilile AKiiliiMl Ciilil Woiilher.
GRAND ISLAND , Neb , Feb. 11 ( Spe
cial. ) Link Omer and Lute McOormlck ,
two residents of Cairo , this county , wore
brought to this city today on the charge
of having stolen coal from the bins of Mr.
WJrt , coal dealer of that village
llriil.ciiiini Hurl nl Siilm. .
WY.MORK , Neb. , Fob. 11. ( Special )
Brakemnn Frank Uplliigcr of this city wan
seriously injured nt Salem > esterday while
switching In the yard
AugueU Grove , No , 1 , will give a "Hay-
Boed" ball at Woodmen of the World hall
Thursday evening , February 16. 1893 PrUra
awarded for the bent lady and gent's ros-
tumo. Refreshments free , Admission 25
CUlU ,
Remember the exposition by getting some
copies o' Snap Shots at tlio Council Bluffs
otllce of The Hee Ten cents each.
Oysters , the Bea-wlck bay , Solid Packed or
Extra Select , by the pint , quant , or | ; Jllr-n ,
at Sullivan's , the grocer
A large rfock of new and beautiful valen
tines at Do Ha\eu's.
To TliimpMn , Miner Thp llniunn
lloilj H mi liilHcntf Vliiclilnp ,
I > U1 vmi over usl. jnw Hf wiv | > ou Biif.
f r Uhj do ) ou" i in u.it IUIHS thin < iues-
! u" ! XXJ.UI01U u ihmiHlnh \ do joti mif-
forAhv ? I will tell NOU why. If von
nro lint In perfrrt health 101110 purt"of
jour bodv It. out of nitjimtmpiil Sonitj
muiilc llgiinioiit , VOSMP ] , tifi\p or > on < > ha *
KOlUMi out of adjustment Ilnw ciuou
lift relief Hv having the jmrm niljiisteil.
1/nok tli > budv over until \oil Htul the
enii'.p , thin fix It This Is OSTEOPATHY.
rK tlir binlv like .vou would the Bowing
mm himFix thiniiielilne , fix the bodv
OSIKOPATIIV lint found the cmi o < f
the following dlsf.iKeg , nnd If taken In
time Is u ( .rtalii i-iirc Nervoumioep. Piles ,
, t'miitlpitlnn. Hliputuatlsni , Asthma , Indl-
gi" llon. nil forum of Htomnch tioublo ,
1'ntnrrh Pulii-ln-Iturk , PnralyBls. Withered
L mlii nislointlons Henri.MIK \ \ , Kldnoi ,
Liver ami Illndilor trouble Dropsy , Uinmi *
Ulpil i\ill.M. Fits Hick Ilemlnrlir , Olarr-
OPI ( lull re- mill llnlurged ProBtntc.
OSTKOPATIIY him ttuod thntmniU of
women glvon up ns Inpiirnblp by other svs-
toms of tiiMtmrnl It h.m cured a , greater
PIT cent f dlTimrs of women thnn any
other onn All anlirnollted and 9S out oC
eveiv 100 c.i ? ) treated ire absolutely
cured
Siiino Prominent People \Vliu l iiilnnn
Among the I1ic > u .iiuls of patient1) who
have IIPPII ui-ir < iMfiillv trotted by oaten-
putlilr method * and cured ar > some very
prominent people MIM. Springer of Wash
ington , D < , wife ot Judge Sptlncer , chief ?
luitlce of tour ! of appeal * In Indian ter-
rltoij nnd inumbn of congress many yoara
from Illtnnli , oiiroil of gull stonei nftnr
evi'i v thlnu else f.illi d
Judge I. 11. Clodilnlght or Franklin , Ky.
represent itlve of coiiKrt'sa , wan cured oC
sumo trouble by ostiop.ithlMts ai a last re
sort
Colonel A. L. Ponger. Akron , O. , oC
itmihsis
Among others who endorse the nclenca
Cioin iH'ision il oxperlc'tito lire : Senator ami
Mri. .1. I ? roraUt'i. ul o of Ohio , Governor
Prank S Hrlggs of North Dakota. Oov-
ornnr Loll V. Stephens of Missouri , ox-
Governor Altgclil f Illinois. ox-Oovnrnor
Urotit nf Vtrmont Clovernnr PliiKron oC
AIlihlK'in , Hovei nor Sh.ivv of Iowa , cx-
Goveinor Dlllli.Kh.ini of Vermont , Lleuten-
unt ( jO\oruoi rKk of Vermont , ox-Gov *
ornor "Hub T.ivloi of 'lennfs ec and nu
merous other * , of ti listed ami well educated ,
men nndvonifii nf our countrs a * well
as of the old , and isles ot the ea' ,
ll till IIB B wri IIUB. t I
Cirniltmtc of < lie \iiicrlcnn Sclmnl ,
UlrltMt Illr. Mo.
Rooms 'Mn , 30 < > Snpp Hlock.
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Call or write for further Information.
OF COUNCIL KLUI-TS , I A.
Statement at the close of business Fcbiu *
ary 4 , 3S99.
itnsoinicns.
nnd Discounts . J SOS193.71
IT S. bonds to Socute Circulation 25000.00
I'lemlum on U S. Itomls . 2,160 (0
U S. Honds to Hccllie Deposlta. , 100000(0
I * . S Bonds nnd Other Ilonds . ] CO,300 no
IJ.inUinK House , Furniture and
Fixture1 * . 40498.05
Heal IJatnto . 19,973. S3
Due from U. S Treasurer 1,725.00
Cas.Ii and C\chin jo 553,045.61
$1,710,913.10
MAIIIMTIHS.
Capital J 100,000(0 (
Surplus and Profits , net fii603.03
Circulation 22,600.00
Tlmo Deposits $ 270 550 SI
Slfflit Deposits 120" > 315I9
U S Deposits . . . . 00,000.001,525,855 10
51,710,089.10
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
.1 D KDMfNDSON. President.
K. I , SHl'GAHT Vleo President
C'HARI > iS U 11 ANNAN , Cashier
A U IUI3KSIAN. AHBlHtant CnHhler ,
CIIAHLLS \\AI/nilS. i ; . A t Cashier.
Gasoline
Engines.
Ono to 2JO boras
povrrr. Hena fo
catalogue mid
prlufl. DAVID
BRADLEY 4
CO. , Co u noli
fllnnre , In.
WM , WELCH TRANSFER LINE
llclui-cii Council lllnfTx nnd Oninlm ,
Rates ItcnHonnble , Hatlsfactlon Guaranteed ,
Council llIufTg olncu , tin. 8 North Main
street. Tek-phonu 12 . Omaha ofllco removed -
moved to 322 South Fifteenth street , Tele
ilionu 1308
Connections made with South Omaha
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Irritation * or ulcnrntlorw
Of III II 1.011 I llll'llll IIUJCI.
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11 CM I Kxlntr Truiixft * r t.
Tlio following transfers ncre filed ypnter-
day In tlin abstract , title and loan ofllce o (
J W Sniiiio. 101 Pcaif street-
County 'PrejiHiiri'r to ( IcorKeV llpo ,
lot 3. blink 12. Hrown'r uubd , lot 4 ,
block 3 , and lot 3 , block 15 , Contra !
Hubd.i lot 12 , block 11 PIc'rce'H uubd , ;
lot E , block ) , lot 2 , block li , and lot
5 block ! ' , mid lot I , bln < k 10 , HtiitH-
man's Hw'iiil add , I il } 2.8J4
l.onlo O J'iHon to .l.uiiiH N. Mr-
.Munlmln , ins M ami 21 , Modi U7 ,
llallroad add , w d , 400
County Tri.i urftr to fifiirifiv . I.lpo ,
mid S-10 of lot 7 , block 20 , IiylVns !
Palini-r'H add. : lot I , block 3G ,
Fciry'H add. , lot I , lilock 3 , and lotH
1. , 13 and 14 , block 11. Jlan.-ifil'H add ;
li.U 3 nnd I , block 28 , Mullln'H Hubd ,
t d g )
CharlcH O. AndcrHon and wife to
Charles c ami C'alvln A. C'lork , HVi
nwM nnd nc'i HWW 9-77-41 , w. d . . . 5K3
A A. iililmt : < > n to John AI. (3 , Sonder-
nard. lundy In Htctlons 14 and 23-77-
J'J w d. . . .
ICIlui B. JolniKon and husband tri J.
W. Diamond , lot 1 , block 10 , Carson ,
w d ( M
Sheriff to J W. Squire , trimtcr , lot 5 ,
block 3 , Sunii > wlilij add , d 793
Sumo to Dame , lot C. block "C , " Ciir-
tlM & Ilumxey'H add , d 1.C4Q
County 'Ircusurer to J I > IMmiindHon.
ilUHtec , loin , 12 to 18. block 7 , and
lots 23. 21 and Ufl , block J > . MornliiB-
ldo add , t d . . . .
Sarno to name. lotH 14 , 17 , 18 and 19 ,
block 1. lotH ' . ' , : i ami 4 , lei > k 2 , lota
IK , 19. 2fi and 21 , block 3 , and lot 7 ,
block 5 , MonilUKHldi' uclij , t d . . . . .
Hune tn same , lotn J3. 14 , 1C , 17 nnd
IB , block 'J. lotH G | n H block 10. ami
outlet 2 , .MornlriKHliHi add . t d
Same to same , lotH C 7 unrt 8. block 6-
lotH 1 to 8 and 11. block 7 , .Mornlnn-
fcldo add , , t d , 113
Twelve tranaftm , totul