THE OMAHA DATTiT BERs WETTSTESDAV 15 , 1800.
I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mi.VOIt MH.M'IO.V.
. . . .
D.ivln sells glass.
Moore's food kills worms and fattens.
C. K. Alexander Ik Co. , picture frames.
Iowa Furniture A Carpet Co. , 407 Il'way.
J. C. Ilixhy , hunting , plumbing. Tel. 193.
Mrs. Chariot Clnnr , wlfo of Ollluar Cluar ,
Is seriously 111.
C. II. Jaciucmln & Co. , Jewelers and op
ticians , 27 Sjuth Main street.
Get your uork done at the popular Eagle
laundry , 721 Hroadway. 'phono 1G7.
Attorney G. II. Jennings of Shcnandoah
wan In the city yesterday attending federal
court ,
W. J. ( Martin of Hancock , manager of the
Bouth lirnnch Klcvator company , was In
the city yesterday.
T. M. Orr of Chicago , connected with the
right of way department of the Illinois
Central railway , is In the city.
C. W. Stuart , tin attorney of Clarlnda ,
was the guust yesterday of his nephuw , I ) ,
M. Stuart of tlio legal llrm of Saundcrs &
Htunrt.
fulled States Marshal Gcorgo M. Christian
nnd daughter , Miss Jessie , arrived from
( Jrlnnell yesterday to attend the term of
federal court.
lion. lo w 11 Miles of Corydon , United
fUnteH prosecuting attorney for the southern
( lit ( rid of Iowa , Is in the city attending
federal court.
Attorney J. L. lllnnclmrd of Avoca , who
Is a candidate for state gunntor from this
district , was In the city yesterday , calling
DM his political friends.
Thoic will be 11 meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union this afternoon
ut 3 o'clock ut the residence of Mrs. Ilal-
lengcr , 721 Willow avenue.
The LadloH' Aid society of St. John's
KiiKllnh Lutheran church will meet tomor
row afternoon at the nwldencu of Mrs. L. V.
Williams , 816 Commercial Btri'ut.
II. 11. WaUon ban beoi ! called to Kwltig ,
Ni-b. , .by the nerlous Illness of his fathur ,
Dr. J. D. Watson. Ho was accompanied by
lila sister , Urn. W. A. Campbell o [ Chicago.
Congressman Alcl'herson of Hed Oak was
In tlio city yesterday. Ills visit , he snld,1
was purely a business one and was not In
nny way connected with local or state poli
tics.
tics.hulu Fryson , who was brought from Iho
penitentialy nt Fort Madlion to testify at
the trial ot her husband , i-'r.uik Fryson , was
liikon back there yesterday morning by
Sheriff and Mrs. Morgan.
fam Friedman , the pawnbroker charged
with receiving and secreting Jewelry stolen
from the residence of Krnest Stongor In
Omaha , will have hla preliminary hearing
before Justice Vlen this morning.
Miss Luna Wallace of this city , formerly
employed with tbo McCormlck harvesting
inachlno company , has gone to California
with Mrs. McCormick , mother ot Uarrold
JlUUormlcl ; , as her private secretary.
Excelsior lodge , No.it ! ) , Ancient Tree and
Accepted Masons , will have apodal meetings
tonight ami Friday. I'ho regular meeting
liight of the lodge has boon ohanged from
the second Monday in oucn month to the
bucond Tuesday.
The following cases of measles were re
ported to the Hoard ot Health yesterday :
Annie Hanson , 20111 South Eleventh btrcet ;
Knimu Farmer , 1C01 South Eighth street ;
Fred and Abel Hanson , Upper Broadway.
Martha Liirsen , 222 Kneppor street , was re
ported to have whooping cough.
The report of the Christian Homo for the
last week shows the receipts to the mana
ger's fund to lm\c been $01.50 , being $20.50
alxi.-o the needs oC the week. The receipts
In the general fund amounted to S320.40 ,
liclni ; $120.10 above the estimated needs for
the cui rent expenses ot the week.
John Mowory. son of Mrs. Jennie Mowcry ,
lOlti Avenue 1 , died yesterday morning at
St. Dernnrd's hospital , aged 21. The funeral
will bo held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 :
o'clock from tbo residence nnd interment
will bo In Falrvlew cemetery. The services
will bo conducted iby Hov. Henry DoLong.
Of the amount netted by the benefit en
tertainment last Thursday night for the
hospital fund of Company L , Fifty-first Iowa
volunteers , $500 has been cabled to Surgeon
Macrae nt Manila. The balance , $1S7.05 , will
bo kept to form the nucleus of a fund to
bo used when the soldier boys return from
thI'hlllMilnes. .
The health authorities expect to raise the
smallpox quarantine on the Ueckwlth resi
dence on Broadway in u couple of days.
Fred Youngs , the young man who had the
disease , IH convalescent and the attending
physician , Dr. Stcphenson , says there Is
now no danger ot any of the members of
the household catching the smallpox.
William Wlllett nnd Frank Kennedy ,
chained with the daylight burglary of IJ.
A. Wyman's residence last Sunday after
noon , were given their preliminary hearing
inJuBtico Vlen's court yesterday. There
being no evidence to connect Kennedy with
the crime , ho was discharged. Wlllett's
hearing was not concluded when court ad
journed.
Agnes Chrlstensen , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Chrlstensen , 111 North Eighth
Ktreet. died yesterday morning from con
sumption , aged 15 years. The funeral will
bo held this afternoon nt 2:30 : o'clock from
the Scandinavian Lutheran church , whore
tbo services will bo conducted by Rev. C.
Madison. Interment will bo In Fall-view
cemetery.
The remains of the late Mrs. Virginia L.
Ik-cK , widow of the late A. S. Heck , who
tiled In St. 1'nul , Minn. , will arrive this
morning over the Northwestern railway ut
S 15 o'clock , Instead of tomorrow , as pre
viously announced. Tlio body will bo taken
direct to Falrviow cemetery , where services
will bo conducted by Uov. G. E. Walk of
Bt. Paul's Episcopal church.
N. V. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Ilcmcniber the exposition by getting Bomo
copies ot Snap Shots at the Council Dluffs
Dlllco of The Dee. Ten cents each.
Davis sells drugs.
A dance and cake walk will bo given at
W. 0. W. hull on Saturday , March 18.
Serious ClinrK * ' Aiiuliixl llurneH ,
Harrison Humes was arrested yesterday
morning on tha charge of receiving nnd con
cealing stolen property. Ho Is A3 years of
ngo nnd the father of Sam Barnes , the
young man being held by the police on sus
picion of being Implicated In the robbery
jf George lllshop'ti residence. As far ns can
bo 'learned ' ho Is accused of concealing
thickens which his son Is alleged to linvo
ttolen. The case ugalnut Darucs , Jr. , on
the burglary charge lias heim Indefinitely
continued In pollco court. The hearing of
O. 13. Illrd , also charged with the robbery
of Bishop's house , bus likewise been con
tinued Indefinitely.
S < ; | 'I'N mi Orient ,
Tlio to-Inner of the bicycle In The Ileo
contest , Miss Lulu Lamb , after looking over
the various mnlics handled by the different
dealers In Council Uluffn. decided upon the
Orient. This wheel is sold by S. M. Wll-
llamaou , 10Q South Main street , nnd Is ron-
tildcrrd one of the lending 1S99 models. It
will bo dlsplayod for a few days In the
uhovv window nt The Dee ofllce.
When you ride a wheel why not ride the
t > cwt ? Dee bicycle contests March 1st , You
chooao any make.
I. lei-linen.
Licenses to i\od were leaned yesterday to
the following persons :
Name and residence. Age.
Martin Ilnny. Council Hluffs . SI
Nellie M. Wnltermlre , Council Bluffs . 17
Dwlghl Newman. Gothenburg , Neb . 45
Jonnlo White , Council Bluffs. , . . . , . 43
FILE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
I'ur i'tiNli or l.ouuril On.
H. H. SHl'Al'K & CO. ,
C I'viirl Strt-vl , Cuuuoll Ululfn , Iu > vn.
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Opens tha March Term of the United States
Court.
GRAND JURY CALLED AND SET TO WORK
Kiel.I mill HlnK. Cluirfinil wHlt llob-
liliiK tli I'ontiillloo nt Vllllpion ,
Arc Very 1'riiiniilly
Inillctvil.
In the absence of JtidRo Woolson tlio
March term of the United States district
court wns convened yesterday morning hy
Jtidgo Mtingor of Nebraska. The grand Jury
was Impaneled with W. A. UeLashmutt
fon-mnn and John M. I'usoy clerk. The
members nro : I1. Hurd , W. 11. Kllck , II. K.
Forsyth , A. Spoonor , John T. Christopher ,
G. B. Taylor , William Cooper , J. H. Mason ,
C. C. Kommlg , Charles Noff , Louis Aklns ,
Walter Grlllln , T. J. Morgan , H. M. Hollo-
way , J. D. Hussell , Charles Sheldon , Charles
Cleveland , 0. II. Lucas and I' . U Harsh.
Shortly after being Impaneled the Jury re
turned an Indictment against Redmond Kldd
nnd William Illatt on the charge of burglar
izing the postofllco at Vllllscn on the night
of January 8 last. Kldd nnd Illatt , who
were arrested In Indiana , were brought back
to IJcs Molncs where they are at present In
the I'olk county Jail. The court issued an
order for their transfer here nnd two deputy
marshals left last evening for 1)09 Moines
to bring them hero. It is expected that
they will bo placed on trial at once.
Lorunzo D. Thomas nnd J. U. Harkloy ,
against wliom an Indictment had been pre
viously returned on the charge of sending
uumnllable matter through the ninlls , cn-
torod a plea of guilty and were let off
with a line of $5 and costs , making a total
of $30.08 for each. They formerly con
ducted a collection agency at Atlantic , this
state , and In sending out dunning letters
marked their envelopes with n bright red
stamp to the effect that the letters , If not
delivered within BO many days , were to "bo "
returned to the collection agency. Tlio de
vice used by the defendants , It was charged ,
was In violation of Uncle Sam's law Inso
much as It tended to seriously reflect upon
the character of the recipient of their
dunning letters.
Ono of the cases to come up at the present
term is that of T. J. Farnham and John
Wilson , charged with the robbing of the
postoHlce at Gray , la. , on the night ot
November 20 last. They are nt present In
custody In the county Jail here.
Attorneys Frank Fisher and C. W.
Stuart of Clarlnda were admitted to practice
In thu federal court.
Owing to the absence of Judge Woolson
no civil cases will be tried nt this term
nnd Judge Munger further announced yes
terday that no criminal cases will bo taken
up in which the defendants are out on ball.
There are , however , about the usual number
of bootlegging cases to be tried and Clerk
Steadman stated yesterday that ho expected
the terra would last about two weeks.
Two voluntary applications In bank
ruptcy were filed yesterday. Edward
J. Fryc , a cigarmakcr of Red Oak , sched
uled his liabilities nt $909.25 nnd his assets ,
all of which he claimed ns exempt , at $76.
He placed the value of the tools used In
his clgnr making business at $1.
Kllslm Dean Cullison of Clnrlnda puts
his liabilities at $10,104.04 , consisting for
the greater part of promissory notes. His
assets , consisting of household furniture and
wearing apparel , ho lists at the value of
$1)0 ! ) , all of which he claims as exempt. He
does not state his business.
Think ! If only thirty people start In on
the first Dee wheel contest the average num
ber of subscribers they have to get will only
bo ten. Of course more will start , nnd If
you are one of tlinm why should you not
got a wheel ? You choose any make
< iri > iit Men
And Famous Women and all kinds of maga
zines bound by Morehouso & Co.
'HANIC FIIVSOX IS TO OO KHI3I3.
Jury AciiiltN on < lu > Charge of Coiu-
pllelty In n Koliliery.
Tlio trial In the district court of Frank
Fryson , the negro charged with complicity
in the robbery of John Hamilton , n white
man , hist November' In the rooms over
Saltzman's second-hand Btoro on Hroadway
resulted yesterday In the jury bringing in
a verdict of not guilty.
John Wyntt , who wns arrested with K.
H. Tracy and John Lawrence , the two men
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary
for robbing B. M. Lorenz's hencoops nnd
breaking Into the st-hool house In Lewis
township , wns placed on trial. Wyatt de
manded a separate trial and his defense Is
that he was not with Tracy and Lawrence
the night of the robbery and did not meet
them until the next morning In this city ,
and went over with them to Omaha , when
they were nil placed under nrrest.
Mrs , May C. SteveiiH filed a petition for
divorce from Mlllard F. Slovens , whom she
married in Harrison county , August 3 , 18SJ.
Shu alleges that 'her ' husband liltreated her
nnd llnnlly deserted her In July , 1SIJ. ! ) She
asks for the custody of the two boys , aged
13 and G years respectively.
Morris Culicn commenced suit ngnlnst the
Krlo Fire Insurance company of Huffaln , N.
V. , for $350 nnd interest. Cohen conducted
a lodging house In nn old two-story frame
building at fi2I Broadway , which was de
stroyed by fire on the night of December II
last. Ills furniture was insured with tTio
defendant company for the amount for
which ho now sues. Owing to certain sus
picious circumstances connected with the
llro the company lias refused to pay the In-
suriinco.
Churlcs Turnbloom , who says ho con
ducted a tialoon In Council Hluffs during
1SS ! ) , 'has brought suit against the Omaha
Irowing ! association to recover $725.35. The
suit IB out of the ordinary , as the plain
tiff sots up that during tlio tlmo ho was in
the saloon business ho purrtiased from the
defendant beer to the amount of the sum
for whlcli ho now sues. Ho further alleges
that It was Intoxicating liquor and the sale
to him by the defendant company of sudi
liquor was contrary to ( lie laws ot lown.
Ilee bicycle contests begin March 1st. You
choose any mak > .
Still MX of ( he l.llirnry ,
At the monthly meeting of tbo Hoard ot
Trustees of the public library tlio expected
decrease In the assessed valuation of the
city formed an Interesting subject for dis
cussion. The decreased valuation means a
material reduction In the Income of the
library , which under the old valuation Is
none too large , and It Is doubtful if the Income -
como will te sufllclont to meet the running
expenses of the Institution.
At present the income of the library Is
about $4,500 a year , being raised 'hy ' a 1
mill levy , which is the limit allowed by
the law. If the assessed valuation Is re
duced to $3,000,000. which at present appears
to 'bo ' the prospect , the Income of the li
brary will be cut down at least $1,500. The
running expenses of the library at present
exceed $3.000 n year without taking Into
consideration the necessity of 'buying ' new
booka from time to time. The report of the
finance committee showed that the balance
on hand to the credit of the library fund
on Mnrch 1 was $1,019.92. The tfook com-
mlttco rt-portwl that books to the value ot
$1SO had been ordered nnd It was decided
to Increase this by the purchase of complete
Botg of Washington Irving' * works , Frank
lin's 'works and Hamilton's works. They
will cost approximately $ If > 0.
Dee bicycle contests , toil choose nny
make.
.IiiKKi'tyit Arrlvi > M ,
D. S. Jossolyn , the newly appointed super
intendent of the Omaha & St. Louis nnd the
Kansas City & Kastern roads , will make
his headquarters In Council Hluffs. He has
secured the second floor of the First Na
tional bank building for his ohlco nnd is
now making arrangements for the transfer
to this city of the superintendent's office
nnd force from Qulncy. Mr. Jossclyn , ac
companied 'by ' his wlfo , arrived last evening
from Kansas City.
There Is a report in railroad circles here
that In addition to the headquarters of the
superintendent being transferred from
Qulncy hero that the auditor's ofllce and
force will bo removed hero nt n near date
In the future.
! Hco bicycle contests. You choose any
, make.
I Hook Inland Improvements.
i The Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific rail
way hag commenced work on the remodel
ing and Improving of Its yards In Council
Hluffs. Soron Wilson has been awarded the
grading contract and yesterday set a largo
forcu of men nnd teams nt work. The raising
of the local yards as contemplated in the
plans will require the filling of 160,000 yards
of dirt. The greater part of the illl will bo
done by the road Itself with a steam shovel
and construction train.
Do you want a high grade wheel" If you
have no money , get one In The I3eo blcyclo
contests. You choose any mako.
Hluff City laundry , 'ph'one 314. Tell your
friends whcro to go.
It on I KNtiitc Trnnnfcrn.
The following transfers were filed yester
day in the abstract , title and loan office ot
J. W. Squire , 101 Pearl street :
The Avoca Bank to John II. Von Dol-
len , lot 18 , In Town of Avoca , o. d.
sw'4 seU D-77-39 ; also set ; seU 8-77-39 ,
w. d $2,200
Jullii A. Harding1 to Kdgar Harding ,
lots 10 nnd 17 , blork 12 , Burns' iidd. ,
Council Bluffs , w. cl 100
George W. Neidler to C. G. Snuiideitt.
lot 7 , block II , Hall's add , Council
Bluffs , w. d 1.C50
Annie Le-wls and husband to Grant
Pilling and Arthur C. Lewis , swVi
STi-71-IO , w. d 0,000
Citizens' State Bank of Oakland to F ,
M. Lewis , \v % nw',4 1" , and o',4 neVi
18-75-33 , w. d 7,840
Thomas Brock to August Krupger , wHi
se > 4 and se'/i se'i 16-76-40 , w. d 5,100
"William A. Plnkerton to Fort Dodge it
Omaha Hallroad Company , 61H : acres
in w % sw'4 3-77-14 , w. d 2,879
Isaac G , Carter to Luclndu Carter ( his
wife ) , part of Outlet 1 , Carter's add.
to Town of Hancock , w. d 1
Emma F. Maloney end hufbnnd to
Dean Mnlonoy , lot 6 , block 10 ,
AVrlghts' add. to Council Bluffs ,
q. c. d 250
County Treasurer to Thomas Olllccr
and W. H. Pusey , lot 0. bock ! 14 ,
Plcrce's mid. . Council Bluffs , t. d 20
Ten transfers , total $26,040
TIPS FOR FRUIT GROWERS
Series of Experiment * to Find Varieties
Which Thrive in Iowa Soil ,
ADDED EQUIPMENT TO THE AUDITORIUM
Striielnro Will He Coiivertllile Into
One of tlio Liii-Kcit Opera lloiinfM
In tlioV ' ! t limn TroiiiH
llllvp X > t Yet
DBS MOINHS , Mnrch U. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The executive coinmlttoo of the
Stuto Hortlculturnl society mot here today
nnd nnmcil the followhiK mcinbors to pre
pare n list of tested nnil discarded fruits of
j their districts , the lists to bo presented at
1 'tho next annual meeting In order to show
, Iowa farmers what to rnlso In the way of
frnlts : First district , C. N. Stownrt , Wash
ington ; Second district , n. A. Mnthows ,
Knoxvlllo ; Third district. Silas Wilson , At
lantic ; Kourth district , W. S. Fultz , Musca-
tlne ; Fifth district , II. W. Lnthrop , Iowa
City ; Sixth district , C. L. Watrous , DCS
Molnes ; Seventh district , Christian Oteln-
mnn , Mapleton ; Klghth district , 11. P. Speer ,
; Codnr Falls ; Ninth district , 11. F. Fe-rrls.
, Hampton ; Tenth district , E. F. Klnno , Storm
I Lake ; Eleventh district , C. 0. Pnttnn ,
Charles City ; Twelfth district , Eugcno Sccor ,
, Forest City. The allotments nro not to con-
i grosslonnl districts , but territory as InlJ out
by tins society.
The Dos Mollies Auditorium association to
day decided to add a complete stage nnd
opera house equipment to the now nudlto-
rlum. AM It will seat 1,000 It will bo one of
the largest opera houses In the west. This
will make live theaters In DCS Molnes , ami
It Is said that the theatrical trust contem
plates coming hero to put up a sixth that will
ho finer than any of them.
H. W. Wheeler , the Chicago traveling
man who fell down an elevator shaft at the
H. S. Clmso grocery house here last night ,
is not expected to live until morning. His
skull was fractured.
An afternoon paper today sent out the
report that the Fifty-first Iowa was fighting
at Manila. This Is untruo. Governor Shaw
1ms cabled to Colonel I opor , In command ,
asking for an Immediate reply , stating the
exact location of the regiment , condlilon of
men , etc. The Iowa men have not yet been
In the fighting line.
The executive council Is busily engaged
this week listing the railroads and preparing
to make the annual assessment of roads.
Some of them are being heard each day , but
as yet no sensations have coma up.
The body of an unknown mas was found
etrown along the track of the Chicago , Bur
lington & Qulncy Railroad company In this
city this evening. It Imd evidently been
struck by a switch cnglno which passed just
previous.
Outlet to the Gulf.
AlfES , la. , March 14. ( Special. ) S. V.
Wardall , secretary of the Duluth & New
rlcans Hallwny company , pnssed through
ills city yftirrday and nlntcd that the
bonds of the company linvo all born dis
posed of nt fi per cent above the prlcn llMl
nuked for them ami that 145 miles of the
roHil will ! > e built this spring and the rolling
stock will bo In operation by August 1. This
Is the road hy which It Is proponed to give
the Industries of the northern and central
stntrn a new market for their produce ami
a through line to southern facilities and
water transportation.
CloNi * r.lrcUnii < iu Director. * ! ,
ATLANTIC , la. . .March II. ( Special. )
The most hotly contested election for school
directors which over took place In this city
occurred yesterday. There was a total of
SCO votes polled , being only sixty lesw than
the vote nt the general election last fall.
There were six candidates In the field : W.
A. Follett , Dr. F. W. 1'orterlleld. A. L.
Dunn. Dr. W. J. Flndley , Dr. W. F. flrnlmm
anil J. S. Oa s , The first three were elected
ami had the highest vote In the order named.
TrUe for Kliie llutler.
I A'.MKS , la. , March 14. ( Special. ) August
| Zimmerman of tills city recolvcJ yesterday
from the Transmlsslsslppl Kxposltlon a sil
ver medal as third prlzo In the butter-mak
ing competition.
DEATHJiECORD.
lllMnHaii mid l'oi > nimil < .
BERLIN , Mnrch 14. llcrr Ludwlg Bam-
bcrger , a former member of the Ilelclistag
and tlio author of a number of works on
history and political economy , Is dead. Ho
was born in 1S23 ami was at one time one
of the leaders of the national liberal party
ami nn adversary of the late 1'rlnco Bis
marck.
KrlcK-iiuitin , I'rciu-li Collaborator ,
PAU1S , March 14. A dispatch from Luon-
vllle , Department of Muertho-et-Mosoll. an
nounces the death of Emllo Erlckmann , the
French novelist , who collaborated In ilotlon
for many years -with Alexandra Clint-
rain , using the compound name. Erlckmann-
Chntrnlii. illo was In his seventy-seventh
year.
Henry Stonewtreet.
KANSAS CITY , ( March 11. Major Henry
I Stoncstreet died at the homo of his daughter
hero today. IMaJor Stoncstreet was born In
! Lexington , Ky. , In 1822 , nnd won his title
In the confederate army , serving through
mcst of the war as quartermaster of Gen
eral Jo Shelby's brigade.
Old Settler of I.r.vltiKloti.
LEXINGTON' . Neb. . March 14. ( Special )
W. A. Hammond of this city died last
night of stomach trouble after a short Ill
ness. lie was a member of Uio Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and several Insurance
orders. Ho settled In Lexington in IS'o.
IiiKiiruiK-c linn rile * of ( > 1 < l Ane. I
CHICAGO , March 14. Henry S. Dtirand ,
one of the oldest and best known Insurance
men in the west , died today. Death was due
to ago rather than any sickness.
Stelntlutl. the rh.
BERLIN , March 14. Hoyman Stelnthal ,
the German philologist , Is dead.
Allalr In Kentucky.
ELKTON. Ky. , March 14. Pate Jones was
shot and killed hero last night and Will
Gray was wounded in a fight between Jones ,
his son Charlie , Will Gray and throe coun
trymen , and the city police. The men were
drunk and disorderly and opened llro on the
officers.
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A woman of experience in these matters understands women , and
Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn , Mass. , has a wider experience than any physi
cian , male or female. She offers you her counsel free of charge , and it
is a friendly , sympathetic counsel. No man sees your letter or its
answer at any time , and to secure the best advice it is necessary that
you should be perfectly frank , this you can be to one of your own sex.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Woman's Remedy for Woman's
i * ' '
MUNYON'S INHALER.
Cures Cnturi'li , Asthimu llronchilis
Hint All Throat inul
Dlscas.1" .
Clouds of ModYiitnl V | or nr ?
through the inotith and omitted from the
iiostriK < lrnn iiiK mid vii | > " ' * ) nil tlio
Inllntnnl mid ill'raurO num. which cannot ,
IKroiichwl b > nifdlvlno taken Into the f
stcniiiu'h.
\\ltti the Inltnt-r von nrc > r-tuililcil to Iront
M'lirsrlf nl your hoim- . thus suvlliR ilirtors'
! It ilncs ! iw.iwith t tklliK unplojisatit
iMsrx into tln > stntn.n h ami renders "in-
lit rijjcjjj1 HI > rniilnj. c auH-rlx'ng or ! 'jm-
in. 'fiiiMt < or iii , dixi ! < ( < t dir otly at-
till Urd .Hid tin1 UITHI * di-olrnyt'il.
Price $1,00 $ At or all mulled rent
our office.
If > mi ttnti * a Cold , try II. if you
IIIM ( lie Urlt. | < ry II. If you linvo TII-
tiirrli. ( ! } It. ir ,1011 hint- Ser < >
Tin-nut , ir > II. If yon Imvo n < * iniuli >
tr > II. If > on IIIIA iany Tin-out or
Lnnti ; Tritiililc , tr.v It. It l'oiltlHy
I'll IT * .
MUNYON'S REMEDIES.
"VP lllll'1u""ls' ' " . my Khrnm.-i tNm c'tinwill . -urn It in n few hours ; my
ir ° , v ! " ' . ' ' " "ny r1' ! " "r I" dim -lion or stotn.uh tumble ; W ppr rout
of kldm-y ' I'.ini.l'ilnM. . ' Uic-lndlnB ltrUlit * I > N , , , . . , . i- , nr , d with my Kldni-v Cure ;
Write Professor Munynn for medical nU ice on nn > illm-w. AllSOLt'TKLY FllKK.
The most obstinate riw > successfully treatol In the strictest e-nnlldrn MtJNYON'B
H. II. 11. CO. . 1505 Atvh Si. Philadelphia.
has just begun The early bird gets
. . .
the wheel
$ START OUT AND GET ORDERS NOW < $
You Choose Any Make
FOK MOTIIJ3RS OF I3OVS.
/
All mothers who are desirous of REAL
buying CHEAP cither n suit , an
overcoat or n pair of trousers for their boys should attend our auction sale In
the store room next to Ofllcer & Puscy's bank , 502 Broadway. The sale com
mences
Wednesday , March 15 ,
At 10 O'clock A. M.
and will last until we have disposed of all the stock now on our hands that we
purchased of the old firm of MetcalC Bros.
With a poor looking suit is jinyiliing but ploas-
ing. Get the latest thing out in ] 8i'J ) ' styles , at
moderate prices , at the old reliable tailoring estab
lishment of
540 BROADWAY , CODNCIl DLUffS.
suffering from nervous debility , varl-
cocci ? , nominal wctiknrp * , lou mun-
hooil , emissions and unnatural Jin-
chiirKtH cauitd by crront ot younger
days .which , If not rellovod hy rnodl-
cil truatmont , Is doploruble on mlucl
and body.
DO NOT MARRY
wh n suffering ; aa this leads to lo of
memory , IOHB of tplrita , b.iitifulncdfl In
loclnty , pulns In mnall of back. friiht-
lul drtnmu , dnrk ring * around the
eyen. plmplosi or breaking out on faro
or body. H-nd for our vmptnm
blank. We can uure you and oaptclnlly
do we deelro old and tried coar-i , an
wo clmrKe nothlne for -idvlcu and ( 'lvo
you u written guarantee to mro the
worat caeo on record Not only are
the weak orRan rMlortd , but all
IJBHCS , drains and dluihargtn mopped.
Send 2c stump for question blank to
HAHN'S JMAIIMACliunlin , Ncl > ,
BLOOD POISON
First , sdconrt or tertiary uta u.VK
NKVEH FAIU No detention from
buslnera. Write UB for particulars.
Dept. J. B.
IIAHN'B ' 1'IIAII.MACY , Omalin , Neb ,
1"JP11 > ' - Monthlies
to tto day. Turtc-
Iih T. & P. rills. Never faJIs Cures
scanty , cxceailvo or painful mftiMtrun-
tlon. tl box , 2 boxes cure any CHU.
Dept. B. H.
HAHN'S
Pharmacy ,
18th and ITurnam , OMAJ1A , NEI1 ,
? OBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOB0BOIOBftSl !
] The Bee P
s Represents the West
I Mail it
\ to your friends.
LOANS
I On Improved Faring In Iowa
5 J'KH c-KNT.
With a Kiiml' Commission.
I SNAl'H.
! For Sale 7-lvmm IIOUHP. city water Ifk
| hoiifv ; thrt'c Rood lotH with fruit lres :
Ki'oiiiula In line condition ; Hlttntod onVtint
liroinhvuy , ncnr Twcnly-HGcniuI Htri'Ol.
Jl.l'i' ' " ' , If NOlll III OIK'l' .
Sal'-lluuso of 10 rooms In line con
dition anil KIIOI ! locution , with stable , ally
wiili-r , utc. , J.'I.EOii.
HOIIHO of c roojrjH. nioilorn , Ji,7v ! > .
llousfi of H roomy , inuiprn ] , ? O.OM
lliiiiHo of 10 runniH , itioilurn , JT.OOO
UCIUHP ofI rooms anil luirn , Ono-lmlf
Tinloriiiloiib
for above iiroporty i
< il the 1)-Kt ( In Iho city ,
) ( ; * . ' of C 1-ooinn niiil two ifood lolrt ,
traiiHfi'r ili-pot , Jl.JtO ; catty tcniin.
htodc farm , 4M nc-res , elh-ht inlln from
I'onnrll lIluflB fnir : > ri-e. !
iioiiHiot two IOOIIIH mui lot In Oiiluliunr
addition ; line well ; } 1CO rash.
Monvy Joaneil fur loi'nl Invcvtors at C jicr
1.1st your j > ro : > rty with ut for mlo or
rtnt. -
I/OUGKJJ ft 1.QUCJ1W ,
-N'n , 103 South Main Htr 0t ,
Council Jlluifn , In. " -
B 312.
THE NEUMAYER
.JACOIl NliDMAYIill , PUOI' .
till. 20l > , l'j ' > , iu. UruaMwvy , Coune'll Dluffa
Ituii-B , } l 2J pur day , 16 rooms.JrntcluHi
It uvc-iy icdpoct. Motor llnfj to all depot *
Itic-.il .1 4 nny lor tlio Uelabruled HI. Louia
A 13 C. Beor. Flret-tliiBa bar In con-
nvcllon.
p ! - uuaraiitto Hop Cholcr.
fri j ( . 'llrt , : un(1 I'fviintlvu
' ' \t < r ' " ' ' 'I ' unilfr an al < oluti
'tSr HUJiuiitu- . Try It niu
\ < -.n your IIOKH. Aeent !
i .ij,4 ! w.iiilfcU everywhere
Writ uu.
Guarantee Hog Cholera Cure Go.
C'UL.NCIL liLLFFB , IA ,
