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I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ml.MHl
Davis Bells
Tine A II C beer , Keumaycr's hotel.
\Wlsbftch burnera at nixby's Tel 19t
Hudwclser beer 1 * Iloionfcldt. agent.
Missouri wood on track , In carload lots.
T < If phone , 1161.
DrV A dcrvnK ottcopith , 304 Mer-
riom Mock council Bluffs.
The place to ha\o your framing done ,
Alexanders Art umcorlum
Got jour work done at the popular Eagle
Jnomlry , 721 Uroadway. 'I'hono 167.
U c Ksti'p undertaker 23 I'carl street.
Tfl'phnncs Olllct * . 97 , residence. 33
M s AH rile I'M ill will sing a solo at the
cwnlriK service toihi ) at the Tlrst liaptlst
eh ri h
fehTldnn coal makes a largo llamo nnd
clcir llro but no smoke , soot or clinkers.
1'enlon A. Toley sole agents
1'airldt Ililloy and Hossle Petskn , both nt
Onmhi were marrltd In this Miyoiterda * , ,
ttir n rrmutij being performed l > Juslleo
1'r Her
of Hen llur will meet tomorrow
\\oodnmn hall for Installation
of . .llliers Hefri'shments will be served
ui the ( lose of ceremonies
The regular meeting of the Thcosophlral
e ic'ty will be lit lil at the residence of Mrs
Van llrnnt 711 Pnnrlh street , this aftcr-
Jinriii al 3 o clock \lsltors arc welcome
Ml ) i nnip Aid socletj , KOMI ) Neighbors
of Amorlia has elected the following olll- |
rers 1'ruslilent Mrs J. C Fleming , \kc
j roslilrnt , Mrs N Powler , Btrrotii * , , Mrs
J Crrigmllc , tri'iisuicr , Mrs C Coplej
fro e the Infiint daughter of Mr and
Mrs I' N llnnsen ellul Prlduy night tit
the fumllj homo In Ilardln township The
fiinoral will bo held this afternoon at J
f lei k from the residence and Interment
x.l I be In Ilardln eemelerj
'I he funeral of the late Mrs W. M Ged-
dr > will bis held this afuinoon at - 30 fro i
thr residence of her shier , Mrs T R
< inlii I'O I'.uk avenue The services will
br ron'lucted t ) > Hrv George R Walk of
St Paul a Rplscopni church uml burial will
be In lalrvlew cemetery
Hdgar S Hojt a furniture dealer and
undertaker at Anita. In , ( lied a petition In
iHinkrupUj jesterdaj In the fulled States
district court here Ills liabilities aggre
gate { n.4S7 i3 , of which amount $0.'J2 ! ) V3 repre-
Bents unsecured debts Ills assets amount
to i' < 171 of which $2il < > consists of his stock
In trule , the balance being represented by
his homosto.ul and household goods , which
sire claimed .is exempt
N. Y Plumbing Co. Tel 250.
Church Hilton.
St Paul's Rplssopal Church , Rev George
Kdward Walk , Hector The second Sunday
after the Rplphany Holy communlrn at 8
a m. , morning prayer and sermon at 10 30
0 clock , subject of sermon , "Not Conforma
tion , but Transformation , " evening prayer
and sermon nt 7 30 o'clock , subject of ser
mon , "Tho Book and the Altar. "
Services at Grace Episcopal church today
will bo as follows Sunday school at 0 45
n in , morning prnjcr and scnmon at 11
o'clock , evening prajcr and sermon at 7.30
o'clock
At the First Presbyterian church at the
morning service at 10 30 o'clock the pastor ,
Ilcv W. S Barnes , will take as the subject
of his sermon , "Tolling for What ? " The
1 home of his evening discourse will be ,
"Standing at the Thieshold ; " Sunday school
will be at noon ; Westminster Icaguo prayer
meeting nt C JO p. in. Special services con
ducted by the pastor will be held during the
week nt 7 30 p m
Kov. Alexander LIthcrlnnd , pnstor of the
Second Presbyterian church , will preach this
morning on "Christ and the Individual Dls-
clplc " At the evening service Dr. Harsha
of Omaha will preach on "Elements of SavIng - I
Ing Palth. " I
" The pastor , Rov. G. W. Snydcr , will preach
"at St John's English Lutheran church to
day at 1030 a m and 730 p. m. ; Sunday
school will bo held at noon and special song
ecivlco nt 7 p m
At the first Congregational church thorn' '
will bo morning worship at 10:30 o'clock ,
with sermon by the pastor , Rev. J , W. Wil
ton , on "Thy Kingdom Come. " There will
bo the icgular evening service at 7 30 o'clock
with n short sermon by the pastor on "Do
Si.ru Your Sin Will Plnd You Out. " Sun
day school will beat noon. Bojs' and gills'
meeting at 3 p m. At 3 30 p. m. Walter R.
Young will give nn organ recltnl lasting one
hour Christian Endeavor boclety meeting
nt C 30 p in.
Rev S M. Perkins , pastor of the rirst
Chilstlan church , will take as the subject
of his sermon this morning "How to Live. "
Ills theme at the evening service will bo
"Tho Unity , Foundation , Development and
Purpose of the Church " Sunday school will
bo at noon. Junior Endeavor society meet
ing at 3 30 p in nnd Christian Endeavor
eocletj meeting at fi 30 p m.
At Trlnltj Methodist church this morning
the pus-tor , Uev W II Cable , will preacher
or ' Prccdom from Sin " Ills subject at the
evening Kcrvleo will bo "God's Thermometer -
ter ' All services will boat the usual hours.
The revival meetings will continue through
thin week at 7 30 o'clock each evening ex-
lept Saturday nnd nt 'i 30 p m. on Tues
day , Wednesday , Thuisdny nnd Friday.
Prof J W Watfon will have charge of the
iiuiFlc nnd expects to hnvo two chorus
choirs one of adults nnd ono of children
t-ervlcis at the Fifth Avenue Methodtat
church todnj will bo as follows. Class
mooting a' Si 11 n in , pleaching at 10 30
a m b > Hie pastor. Uev E W Erlckson ,
Sundio school at 11 V , a m , Epworth league
inciting at C 30 p m , pleaching at 7 30 p.
in bv Iti-v J I ) Dateman of Omnhn The
ToMxal services at 7 JO and 2 30 p m will
continue during the week except Saturday.
U Epworth Mcthollst church Sunday
R heel will bo held nt 2 p m. , but there
will be no pie-aching 'n the afternoon
First Chinch of Christ , Scientist , will hold
neivices n 10 1.1 a m. Ex.nerloiuo meeting
\\cducHda > evening at 1 > p m.
DavlS sells paints
WurU of Siii'iiUllili-f.
The residence- August Schultz at WO
nighlh avenue wns entered b > n sneak thief
jesteiday a'tornoon , who secured n silver
nnd gold watch , a suit of clothes and nn
oveivoal nnd n considerable quantity of sll-
veiware Mr PchulU wan at hie Htoro nnd
Mrs 8chult4 wan away attending n funeinl
The thief obtained entrance to the house
thiough a window on the lower lloor.
it < Mii limit'rriuiNfiTH ,
Tlie follnwlnr trniufcrn were tiled \ < "i-
Idduv In tbi > ulHtiaU title and loan nlllen
nf J W S < | Uli < > . 101 Pearl Mroot
II Mendel and w'lfo to Thomas Wei-
ilon H' ; tii''t I nw > no and nt'U
nwi4 10-77 I. vv il - J
Thulium Woldim and wife to S
riirlstenscn n' ' . . m- ' , 3-77-tJ. w d 2.430
Daw nm S Plank ami wlfo to John
H Mnvnis , nei4 .l.-74-lo. w. d 7,950
KCH ! Adumson nnd wlfo to C II
\\.mdvvard , lot 1J , block 15 , Hums'
add w d . S73
I" ) Q Siorli * nnd wlff to the Omaliii ,
( mine II Hluffri and Suburban Hall-
Mil > ( iimpan.v lot" N nnd 15 , In
1 > 1 irk J SuckQtt'H nild .
J J Hit wart , administrator , lo l.eon-
aid i\orett. w'i ' of lot , block S ,
Herih .idd , ndmln d . 1.000
Total nix Iransfcis . { 1G.555
Mnrrlimi * l.li-i-imm.
LUensoH to wfd vsuro Issued yesterdny
lo thf following jiTKona.
Name nnd Itesldeneo Age
rimrh'H Wlslor Omaha . Ji
Hdlth I ) ilarllc Uniiil\ii . 10
Patrick DuIIej Omulm . 31
lic slo Prtskii. Onuhii , . . ' -
FARSV3 LOANS
Netotlated In Eastern Nebraska
uml luwa. Janieo N Casady , Jr. ,
IX tlalu Ut. , Council QUtx * .
MI onninpo IXTHipfr > i/\n
Il SECURLS INJLNCTION
Union Land and Improvement Company and
Others Are Restrained.
HEAD OFF FROM BRINGING MORE SUITS
Coniplnlnniit Auk * tlic Cnnrl ( o De
e-lure ( ( nil He In > JSor "Wvor
AVllH Illlh | | > MM It .Sllll-
nurltirr.
E. W. Nnsh , against whom several sulla
have- been brought In the district court hero
In an attempt to make him liable for certain
judgments obtained against the Union Land
nnd Improvement company nnd John W
Paul , yesterday took decisive steps to head
off such litigation He secured a temporary
injunction from Judge Thornell , restraining
the Union Lind nnd Improvement company ,
John W Paul , First National and Citizens'
State banks of this cltj , the Interstate
Commercial company of Chicago , P. J Emlg ,
Drexel & Co nnd other minor defendants
frum further Instigating , encouraging or
promoting any suits against him as a stock
holder nnd from setting up the claim that
ho over wns n stockholder or liable for nny
portion of the pnr value of the stock of the
Union Land and Improvement company. Ho
also nsks that the court decree that ho is
not nnd never was n stockholder , or liable
as a subscriber , to the stock of the Union
Land and Improvement company. Nash
further asks that the temporary order be
mndo permanent In consideration of being
granted the tempoiary injunction Nash was
required to give bond in the sum of $10,000
H will bo remembered that several suits
have recently been brought in the district
court here against Nash for the purpose of
irraklng him liable for numerous Judgments
secured by the creditors of the defunct
Union Land and Improvement company nnd
John W. Paul , the promoter of the company ,
on the grounds as alleged , that Nash sub
scribed for $100,000 worth of stock of the
company , but only paid up $30,000 , leaving
him , as It Is claimed , Indebted to the com
pany In the amount of * 70,000.
The petition tiled by Nath Is voluminous
and the affairs of Paul and the land company
are gone Into minutely.
bociUTY ix COU.NCH , iii.urrs.
Doings of the hwell Set During the
I.flMt Wvt-U.
There has been a lack of social galtles
and a dearth of even email affairs during
the last week. Fair members of the gay
world have been Interesting themselves in
the charitable and club work.
In honor of Miss Meliose of San Pranclsco
Miss DeVol entertained at a chafing dish
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Covers were
laid for fifteen. The table was a dainty
confection In bridesmaid roses and ferns.
Mrs. Swanson entertained charmingly at
a Kensington Saturday afternoon at her
homo on Park avenue.
The New Century High Five club was
delightfully entertained Tuesday evening
by Mrs. E. P. Watts at her homo on First
street. The trophies of the evening were
captured by Mrs. Harry Hall nnd Mr. A. B.
Cook. About fifteen guebts were entertained.
Refreshment/a were served.
Miss Genovleve Wlckham entertained In
formally Sunday evening Cadets Rahrn ,
Vlerllng , Brink , Cole and Hurt of Omaha.
In honor of her sixteenth birthday Miss
James wUs tendered a surprise Fri
day evening by about thirty of her friends
at the homo of her sister , Mrs. Troup of
Avenue B. The evening was pleasantlj
sper. ' playing games. There were refresh
ments.
The O. M. S. Whist club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Mr. James P. Mul-
queen and Mr. C. L. Corpenlng at the home
of the former. The prizes , a dainty bonbon
dish and a horn-handled corkscrew , wore
won by Mrs. John T. Mulqueen and Mr.
Harry Hume of Omaha. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. F. P. Bradley entertained Saturday
afternoon the original members ot the
Flower mission.
Mrs J. B. Atkins entertained a box party
at the Bojd Saturday evening In honor of
her guests , Mrs Phil Pickering , Mlfa Edna
Pickering nnd Master Glen Pickering of
Boonc , la.
The Hamilton Whist club was entertained
Monday by Mrs. Cummlngs. Tuesday of
this week It will meet with Mrs. A. W.
Casady
The Women's Whist club will bo enter
tained by Mrs. McKuhn.
The Jolly Forty High Five club was en
tertained Friday evening by Mrs Merrlam
and Mrs. Hill nt the Merrlam home. The
first prizes wcro secured by Mrs. W F
Sipp and Mr Tyler , while Mrs. Biishnell
and her partner won the consolation prizes
The club will bo entertained Thuisdny of
this week by Mrs. Maurer and Mrs. Stubbs
nt the homo of the former.
A Jolly surprise was tendered D. Williams
Monday evening at his home on Washington
avenue , the occasion being his thirteenth
birthday Onmes wore played and flashlight
pictures of the boje were taken. The guests
were Andrew and Otto Peterson , Earl Lynne
and Oeorgo Ilalrd , Cecil and Bub How oil ,
Dick Hitchcock , Eirl Hendrlcks , Hcniy
Bushnoll , Glen Kerns nnd Bert Williams
Mr and i\lrs N J Swanson of Franklin
avenue entertained Thursday evening In
honor of the thiitecnth birthday of their
daughter , Nclllo A merry evening was
spent pla > lng games and dancing Refiesh-
incntH were enjoyed The guests were
Hnzel Pippin , Janetto Carson , Emma Hntch-
Inson , ilna Wllcox. Bcsslu Waterman , Ines
Bloom , Emma Llob , Louie Monoray , iMIntlo
Drake , Helen Roblnwjn. Frank Devlne , Ad
rian Ilrowder , Albert Mencray , 'Gene Elvln
Bloom , Roy I alnson , Ton > Lastrop , Wejlej
Hnfer. Russell Nichols nnd Elmer Barr >
Assisting Mrs Swanson were ( Mrs R P
Hobliibon , Miss Bnrnat nnd Align Addle
Swanson
iMr. and 'Mrs ' , Lyman Shugart entertained
the Euchre club Thursday evening The
prizes were won by ( Mrs. Tldd nnd Mr.
Woodward Allen
Mrs. Nato Shepard of Oakland avenue will
entertain the U and J Neighborhood club
Friday evening , January 1 ! >
Mrs.V. . E Sliopard entertained n few
friends verj Informally Friday afternoon.
'Mrs. ' I C Bonham entertained at dinner
Thursdaj evening Mr. and Mrs Hnverstock ,
Mr. and iMrs. 'Mablo ' nnd Mr. and Mrs Vetter
of Omaha. fDecorntlona wcro in ferns and
pink carnations.
'Mrs. ' Brlnsmald entertained lnfornmll >
Thundnvnr - . , n musical game was
pla > ed , Mrs I. M. Treynor securing th
piui n miuch 1.1 Mole ! * There ware re
freshments
'Miss ' Pa > no and Miss Maude Payne en
tertained Informally Thursdaj ovcnlng.
Dr nnd Mrt Woodbury entertained nt
dinner Thursday Mr and Airs W. J Travis ,
iMr and Mrs J W Smith , Mr nnd Mrs.
MfAtce and iMlss Kay Travlb The decora
tions were In crimson carnations and ferns
Tim women of St Paul's church were
entertained very pleasantly ThumJay after
noon nt tea b > Mrs 0 M. Brown. The next
tea will he given by Mrs I. M. Treynor ,
January 21
The Missionary society of the Congrega
tional church will bo entertained Tuesday
nfternoon by Mrs. r. J. Montgomery nt her
home on Fourth street. Mrs I ) . \V. Otis
and Mrs John I'ugh will assist.
The Women s Missionary society of the
Klrst Prcebjtcrlan church met Friday aft
ernoon In the church parlors nnd nn Intcr-
tvstlng program was given. Papers were read
by Mrs. Staple , Mrs Charlcfl lieno and Mrs.
Havden Mrs Plagner ntul Miss Laura
Baldwin acted as leaders
The > oung men nt St. Pctrr'fl church en
tertained nt hlgh-flvo Thursday evening nt
the Neumajer Tlie prizes , n. silver thimble
and n. silver matchcase , wcro won by Mrs
Heck and Mr Joe Hums. A largo number
of guests were entertained. Luncheon wns
herved during the evening
The Matinee Muslenl club was entertained
Monday b > Mrs Donald Mncrne. Jr , nnd
Mrs Van Ornian , nt the homo of the former.
The next meeting will occur Monda ) , Jan
uary 22 , at the residence of Mrs. W , L
Douglas
, The New Centnrv club met Wednesday
nfternoon with Mrs Svvnlne. The next meet
ing will bo with Mrs. Sweet Wednesday of
this week. Mrs Balrd will hp lender.
Monday evening the Art department of the
Council Bluffs Women's club met with Miss
Hosley ns chairman. The next meeting will
occur January 22 with iMrs. J. K. Cooper
as chairman
Tlio Current Topics department of the
Council Bluffs Women'1) club held nn un
usually Interesting meeting Tucsilaj nftcr-
uoon In the club rooms with Mrs Phelps ns
leader "Athoclntcd Charities" wns the
subject The next meeting will take place
January 23
The Oakland Avontle Ueadlnp club held n
pleasant meeting Trldny nftorncon nt the
residence of Mrs Hugh Cole. The guests
of the club for the afternoon were Mrs.
Swalne , Mrs. Alters , Mrs Tcmpleton nnd
Mrs. Creel of the Now Century club. The
meeting Krldny of this week will be with
,
Mrs Dorland
Council Bluffs guests nt the reception
given by Mr. nnd Mrs W. H. Hnndo Thurs
day evening nt the Thurston Hinds' nrmory ,
Omahn , were Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes roster ,
Miss Mnry rltzpatrlck , MM Nellie Keller ,
Mr John ntzpntrlck , Mr. Ed Mnthls nnd
Mr W C. Oebhnrt.
Miss Gertrude Cnrnnhan hns returned from
a stay of several months In Chicago and
Is the guest of Mrs Tear of Seventh nvenue
Tronic Lo\vls of Chicago Is the gncst of
W. C. Ebtcp.
Progressive hlgh-llvo party given by An-
gustn Orove , No. 1 , Woodmen of the World
I hall , Thursday evening , January 18. Ad-
j ' mission 10 cents , Including refreshments.
Prizes to bo awarded.
!
I ' AJAX TABLETS A very popular nerve
and vitalizing tonic. DcHnvcn's drug store
IJMON or IMIIMIMMM : viri-n
I I'rnpnnltloii ( o Pi > rni nn Ornnnlzatloii
of \ oc-rnil Vo I ll il to or * .
Lieutenant Matt Tlnloy returned .ester-
day from Dos Molncs , where he attended the
meeting of the National Guard ( association.
Ono of the principal -matters brought before
the meeting wns the proposed organization
of nn Iowa society , Army of the Philippines ,
on the same lines as the ono recently or
ganized In Colorado It is being planned to
hold a general reunion In Denver next sum
mer , when n general orgnnlratlon of all reg
iments serving In the Eighth army corps
will probably be formed. The following
letter from Irving Hale , president of the
Colorado society , lead at the meeting Iu
DCS Molnes explains the objects of such an
organization4
"For the purpose of perpetuating the tl"s
of friendship between the individuals and
f rganli-atlons of the Eighth nrmj corps ,
honoring the memories of those who gave
their livci > for the ling and preserving the
-Istory and relics of the memornblo cam
paign In the Philippine Islrnds , the Colorado
fcoclotj , Ai-my of the Philippines , has been
organized and sends greetings to all military
subdivisions of the Eighth corps , suggesting
the formation of blmilar societies In the vari
ous states and In the Philippine islands
and extending a cordial Invitation to attend
the reunion In Denver In the summer of
1000 , when a general organization can bo
effected It Is believed that this city , being
the nearest the center of the district from
which the greatei part of the army of the
Philippines came , is the most convenient end
appropriate place for this meeting , while
thu delightful summer climate and magnifi
cent scenery of Colorado will contribute
greatly to the pleasures of the reunion , We
hope you will confer as promptly and gen
erally ns possible with the members of vour
organization In regard to this movement
nnd give ns your earnest co-operation nnd
views as to the most convenient and suitable
tlmo for holding the reunion. Very cor
dially , IRVING HALE ,
"President. "
A temporary organization was effected ot
which Lieutenant Tlnloy was elected sec
retary.
Council Bluffs camp , Modern Woodmen of
America , gives Its second dancing party next
Wcdnchday evening , Jantnry 17 , at Wood
men of the World hall Whnley's orches-
tia Admission 25 cents. Extra ladles 10
cents.
hTYTISTICh Ol1 Pit LIT GHOWIJIIS.
Annual Mootlnu of tin * Coiinoll IllullH
. \MNiii-liitloii IH Ill-Ill.
At the annual meeting of the Council
Bluffs Grnpo Growers' Shipping association
hold Saturday in farmer's hall In the eounty
court house the following olllccrs were
elected for the ensuing year- President ,
Samuel Avery , vlco president , Aloxnmlei
Wood , secretary , J. J , Hews , treasuroi , W
M Pjner , directors , Alexander Wood , W
S Kcellne , L Hammer , I" U Hall nnd J
P lUsa G. M Alllugham was reappolnted
manager
The report for the last year showed that
the association enjoyed a very prosperous
season In the nelghboihood of J21.000
worth of fruit and vegetables , principally
fruit , was handled , the association clearing
over and above all expenses about fBOO nnd
It will t.ut out this season with over $ GOO
In Itb treasury Instead of with a deficit
as In previous year * .
The follov Ing shows Iho nmount of frtllt
handled last > eai and the average price re-s
telvcd Strawberries , 058 cases , price per
case , $1 72. cherries , 630 cases , $1 75 per
cao , cherries , 3.3S.J baskets , 37"fe cents per
basket , black rnbpbenles , 3.G04 cases , $2 per
case , currantb , 312 cnt > C8 $1 CO per case , red
raspberries , 0-1. ! caeob , $2 76 per caeo. goose-
ben les , ISC cases , $1 64 per case , gooseber
ries , E2 baskets. 41 cents per basket , plums ,
8 caset , , $1 lit per case , plums , 0,227 baskets ,
1-i cents per basket , upples , 409 barrels , $1 41
per bairel , apples , 7C3 .ases , 4J cents per
cabo , grapes , 21,055 baskets , 15 % cents per
basket , grapes , 1.09C fUe-pound babkets ,
12Vj cents per basket , blackberries , 446 .
cascf , $2 29 per ease j ;
Thin fruit was all grown In the vicinity
of Council Bluffs
M | N l.connril SUTM Id-ciiilnu.
Immodlatel ) following the dismissal by
the grand Jurj of the charge against LIcu-
tennnt John J Deeming of betraying Miss
Icim Ix > onard under promise of marrlnge.
the > oiing womuu tiled notice of suit In
the dlsirlct court agalnut him for (10,000
dumagei She alleges breach of promise of
marriage made by Deeming la May , 1607 ,
nnd bctrnval under such promise on Sep
tember 2 ( > , 1S18 She hns placed her case
In the hands of ono ot the lending flrma
of attorneys In this city.
IXMMJS i > THI : msTiucT cot UT.
AplilliMitlnii for llcMrnlnlnu : Order In
UKMulithiLc CUM * .
Forrest Smith , who filed , a petition of In
tervention In the injunction suit of Ervln
lr > cr ngnlnst the city to restrain it from
entering Into a lighting contract with
Thomas Bowman , ycflterda > filed his applica
tion for n tempornry restraining order
ngnlnst the city. The hearing on the appli
cation has been act for next Tucsdny inorn-
1 Ing nt ! 1 30 o'clock before Judge Smith , ns
| Judge Thornell expects to bo out of the
city on that day. U is not likely , how-
ovcrt that Judge Smith will preside nt the
hearing. Inasmuch as ho Is n brother of the
plalntff , Forrest Smith , and the case will
probably go over until some other Judge
can be secured.
Clt > Solicitor Wadsworth on behalf of the
city jestorday filed motions to strike the
petition ot Intervention of Forrest Smith
nnd to dUmlra Dryer's petition nnd to dla-
bolvo the temporary restraining order.
Mrs Anna M. Eden wns granted n divorce
from Cornelius Eden on the grounds of de
sertion.
An order wns received from Judge Green
je tcrdny In the case of Rohrer ngnlnst the
city directing that the city , In the event
of It declining to take the property In con
troversy nt the price mimed by the Jury
of nssesEors , should pay Flnloy Burke , nt-
torncy for Mrs , Uohrer , the sum of $375
attorney fees
The order of Judge Green overruling the
motion of the plaintiff for n now trial in
the case of Hlgglns against Farrcll & Co ,
of Omaha was received jesterday
lirntiil .Iiirj MiiKcn I'nrtlul Ilpport.
The district court grand jury made n
partial report jcstcrday afternoon , return
ing several Indictments and a number of
"no bills , " and adjourned to Monday
, Two Indictments wcro returned agnlnst
| Jesse Thompson , one on the charge of rob
bing the residence of A. Klopplng In Nor-
v\alk township and the other on the chargfi
of murderously assnultlng the officers who
attempted to arrest him.
Fred II Hanscn of this city , who broke
Into nnd carried off nearly a wagonlond
i of goods from Albln Huster's residence ,
i wns Indicted
Ono of the Indictments Is ngnlnst Henry
j I Robinson , the colored porter at the Ogden
j i house , charged with assaulting H. S. Bovle ,
j a railroad contractor , with Intent to com
mit murder.
An Indictment was returned agalnot Frank
Paul , charged with breaking Into a way-
car In the Burlington jards In this city
and stealing an overcoat
The cases Ignored were : Dan Sullivan ,
charged with larceny from Davis' drug
store ; William Dewey , chnrged with Inr-
cony ot nn overcoat from a lodging house ;
] Howard Scott and Milton Burns , the two
jouths charged with stealing a pocKetbook
containing $ C5 , the property of their em-
plo > er , Ed Parker , James N. Norton ,
charged with attempting to pass a forge 1
check ; H. Hoffman , charged with stealing
I I clothing from the store of S. Welnberg , and
j
John J. Deerlng , charged with the betrajal
of Tena Ix-onard under promise of mar
riage.
All the defendnnta Indicted are under
nneist and were arraigned yesterday after
noon , each entering a plea of not guilty.
Vlen bi t > N III * VluTtn.
Justice of the Peace Vlen , whoso reten
tion of $190 from the county on a claim for
office rent and fuel Is believed to be the
subject of an Investlgitlon by the grand
Jury , In dlscurslng the matter vestordny
said-
"An indictment by the grand jury would
bo simply a slur upon my reputation and
entirely uncnlled for I hnve mnde no secret
about the retention of this money nnd all
the nttornejs I have referred the matter to
sny my clnlm Is just. I offered to submit the
question on nn ngieed statement of facts to
Judge Thornell , the money to bo depo = ited
by me in ono of the banks and to be paid
over to the county the moment the court
should order so I also agreed to furnish
a bond , but the county would not listen to
this proposal If I did not think I was in
the right I would not hnve ncted as I hove.
If I had paid the money over this would
have been construed as a tacit admission
on mj part that I was not entitled to with
hold the amount I did for my office expenses
"
penses
Howell's Antl-"Kawf ' inrcs coughs , colds.
for ( ho Iliii'i-N.
DES MOINES , Jan 13 The Young Men's
Christian assoolatlon auditorium wns
crowded this evening for the mass meeting
to cxnress sympathy for the Boers Judge
W A. Trls presided nnd nddresaes were
made by Judge W A Spurrier , Mayor John
MacVlcar , Rev. I N McCash , Judge David
Rjnn , Colonel Joseph Elboeck , Justice J
n Halloran , J B Sullivan and Henry Wnl-
Ince Judge Spurrier declnred Iowa ought
to raise 5,000 men nnd $100,000 as Its con
tribution to the cause of the Transvaal In
dependence ami ho was cheered to the echo.
The speakers , nil of them leading citizens ,
were received with the greatest enthusiasm
tin liifiml'N Death.
CEDAR RAPIDS , In , Jan 1.5 ( Special
Telegram ) Sheriff Evans , armed with nn
order to secure the S-months'-old child of
Mr and Mrs George Cloud , went to Marlon
> efaterdny only to find the baby dead In Its
carriage The coroner's Jury , nftor an In
vestigation , rctuined a secret verdict this
afternoon , but It Is understood the whole
matter has been referred to the grand Jury ,
which Is now In session From the testi
mony given at tbo coroner's Inquest It
would seem that the llttlo ono had died from
lack of care nnd food
Cli.1 SlorcM Hnrni-cl.
IOWA CITY , In , Jnn 13 ( Special )
Flro this morning complotclj dcstro > cd Mrs.
Hattlo E. Home's dry goods store and the
tlneo-storj Triple Front brick building.
Gcorgo W Lewis' grocery wns badly dam
aged by water. A clerk , dropping a match
ninong the cotton goods , started the blaze
Lossus on buildings amount to $10,000 nnd
on stocks , $15,000 , partial ! } Insured
Trouli'c for V-miirl C. Moan ,
ONAWA. la , Jan 13 ( Special )
Samuel O Sloan wns arrested on In
formation filed before Justice C M Ross on
n charge which ma > result In his marrlago j
to Miss Blanche Searls The trial was set
for January 20 nnd Sloan was released on
$1 > CO bonds
lioNNi'HVltliilratt from . \NNiii-lallon ,
f'LEVELANn , Jnn n It In uuthorltu-
thi'lj stated that Ilio boss rod rollcrx of
the L'levc'land illftrli.l of the American
Stcd nnd Wire oompnnj have tendered
tlu'li resignation with , i view of with-i
drawing from the. roil tollers' association
It Is umlcibtond that this action was
tiiKi-n b cause. IIH the > aj thev have no
grievance , and believe that in the interest
of theiiibelvc'H and the mill emplo > es It Is' '
unfair to Insist upon the present ilemnnd ) . , i
particular ! } In faeu of the voluntary nd-
vaiuo In waguH nlrcad } made I
Stonr nnd Mr Irun Vi-rrnt , ,
NEW yoHK Jin of' '
, HThr board
inun.iMiH of the i Vjnini > ri I.U Tr.iv clem nnd ,
Until Men s Antl-TriiHt league held a
meeting In this ilt > t < ulu\ A mecnlnu : of
the committee on letlslatlon of which j
JoHcph J \\lllfll uf Al ibamu Is chairman.
Is lo lie held in Chicago I'c bru.irj 12 L < t- '
tirs we 10 lead from Farmer Guvcrnur
Sump of Missouri ami John 11 McLean of ,
Ohio a' "Cptlntf jilacca on the kfUUUvo
committee. , <
AJIli UlV
Suicide of Dr. Mfthe nt Sioux Oitj RevetVs
Djublo Life.
SAN FRANCISCO WIFE CLAIMS THE EFFECTS
Woninii tilth AVIiiun llr AVno 1l\ln
Ailinli ( There \\'nn No Mnrrliiui *
mill IN I' run I rut I'll Trittvleil
In
SIOUX CITY , In. , Jn . 13 ( Special Tclo-
gram. ) H developed today that Dr Oils-
tax o Mahc , who died Thursday evening tinder
clrcunistnncc" ! polntltn ; lo suicide , Is nn
eloper from San Pranclsco. Ho lind boon
living here for four months wllh a woman
who he Introduced as his wife and since hi *
sudden denth she has been prostrated with'
Brief Tonight It Is said sin * mn\ not the
Hcsltles this conies a telegram from his real
wife nt San Tinnrlsco saving to hold his
efforts subject to her ordeis She dedans
Malic did not get n ellvorco from her and Is
a blgnmlst If married again.
Maho was the. son of a prominent San
Pranclsco banker \\lio commltlcd suicide
Ho\cral > oars ago after a business fnlluro.
In 1SSO the son WHS married to Josephine
13 Lnndo and lived with her up to ISO" , when
ho eloped with a worn in Liter ho wont
back to hl.s wlfo and proposed a divorce , but
she refused He left again and until his
death wna announced ho was not heaid of
again In California. With this woman , who
ho declared was his wife , ho came to Sloiiv.
City and they lived In st > lo for four month'
He had traveled In Europe with her and had
spent a fortune left him In riaiue
This wemail admits she was not the doc
tor's wife , but declares now that they hn\e
been spending her money In late venrs Who
hho Is cannot bo learned , rlthotigh she Is
said to be of good family. The affali has
caused a sensation hero because of the
splendid Impression thej both made In sochl
circles .Mnhe will be bulled here tomorrow
and then will come a contest over his effects ,
Whou ho loft San rrnncisco Malic drew
$23,000 out ot the bank and loft his wife
penniless.
BELIEVES HE WAS ROBBED
Chojnnkl Sn > MoCoj AV M Out In ( lie
SOCOIIll UlllllllMIN Of Plltllt
Viirj.
NEW YOHK , Jan U The decision of
Johnnv White In awardltiK the bout at the
Broadway Athletic club last nlfiht to Me
Coj Is quite Rc-neiallj upheld bj the mornIng -
Ing papeis hero , althoiiKh two of them s.ij
that Chojnskl was tieitod unfairly Ml
the- pipers argue that the mlst iko of the
timekccpei was deplorable * and that In Hint
inspect the Cnllfornlnn did not ucelvc his
jvibt dc.es TImi'KceiKi Dunn ufuhe-d to
cllpciibs the light He close-d his vvatih
and left the building. Hut he w is seen to
protest to the referee at the end of the
second round that he was right
CMiovnskl , In an inteivlew with a World
representative , H.ild. " 1 was robbed of tin
light 1 knocked McCo > out In tbo second
round with a right bwing on the Jaw and
he was dov.n twelve 01 lifteen seconds
Doth timekeepers the clubs and mv own ,
agieed on that , and Dunn mm ? the bell to
Indicate that the light w i ovei It w is
called a round , but Mct'o > h id one
minute and fortj seconds to recover
"In the third round .McCoy knocki d me
clown aftei the bell rang I am u little
deaf , but I heaid the bell JicC'oj did not
H Knocked me out and 1 was unable to
come up for the next round 1 was tobbed
MeCo > slid. "I urn corry there was a
misunderstandlnc about the time I was
not out , although I was pretty weak 1
was careless and got a punch on the jaw
In the bccond round that dared me
"The fourth lime ChovnsKI knocked me
clown I took my time and listened to the
referee's count 1 got up Just as he
counte 1 ten and then the bell ring
" 1 showed th.it 1 had considerable
strength left by landing on Chojnski s jaw
and stopping him
"The punch 1 knocked him out with wns
started before the bell rang in the third
round
" 1 fought fnlrlj and if a mistake wns
made it wiib not mine
"I thought I could whip Chovnskl. I did
and I think I can ac iln "
Ileferee White said : "McCoy vvai not
knocked out I counted nine and McCoy
got uti just as I counted ten Then the
bell lang and 1 nnd the lighters thought
the round was ovei
"It seems there- was .1 inlsunderst Hiding
The timekeeper had taken It upon himself
to count McC'oy out and rang the bell He
had no business to do It It was mj place
and I say McCoj wan not out lie was up
before I Ili-'shtd ' counting ten
"iho punch McCoj stiuek Chojnskl a ,
the boil rang w is uripiemedltated , and
while it knocked Chovnskl down , It did not
affect tl'o result
"Chovnskl was very sick fiom n punch In
the stomach when the bell rang for tin-
fourth round He iefu ed to come from his
corner nrd 1 v/as compelled to give the
light to MeCoj "
.Many of the spectator" , when seen around
the np-town hotels late last night , de-
'laied that Chojnskl should have been
given more coiiblderntlon and there were
not n few * who hinted at "jobbeiOn
the other hand the munugeis ot the club
and McCoy's followers aver that oveiythln
wns fair and tint KefereeVhlie coulJ
under the clieumstanees , have tendered no
other decision
ItiNiillH nil < ln- ItuniiliiKTrillKM. .
SAN I-HAXCISCO. Jan 13 Weather
cloudy , track fast Tanforan K suits
First race , tlneo furlongs , purse , 2-5 onr-
olds Sufala won , Tlllj Dlggs sceoiid ,
Laura Marie third Tlmo 0 , - . %
Second lace , one mile and an eighth , pel-
ling Stuttgart won , Dclpaso II heeonil ,
Whnleb n k third Tlmo 1 Ob3)
Third race ( he fin lungs , sellingMon -
da > won , Iiamany second , Wild llet thlid
Time 1 oi\
Fourth race , ono mile , special. Anjou
won , Hrwln second , Tar I1I1I third. Time.
Fifth ince , throe-quarters of a mile
purhc Tlmcmiiker won , I'lower of Gold
hecoml , Slrdlr third Time 1 1C
Sixth ihcc > one mile and an eighth ,
hurdle Imnillca-i Lomo won , Uatlstni
M'c-oml Time i lf >
NI3W OHU3AN8 Jan 13 Itesults-
First race , helling , one mile Mur.it won ,
Sungod second , Colonel Trunk Waters
thlid Time 1 II
Si i and nice , handicap , one nnd onc-hl\-
leoiith miles Sir Pltzhugli won , Hani I'tll-
len t-ctond , Tloilr.ir third Time 1 SO
Third race , selling , one mile and a hnlf.
I'ancharm won IJtldoipha iun sceond , but
was illHciunlilled. Kuli-o Lead Kocond ,
Monoiigah third Tlmo 2 39
Tourth i ace , the Cli'iUIHy handicap. Hand ! \
and one-half fin longs Andes won , Holle
of Memphis second , Dr. Vnughnn third
Time 1 2IU
I'lfth I ace , selling , one mill'- Pan I Sen
'Km won , Uttlo Hilly bocond , Hello Waul
third Time 1 ! . ' %
Sixth race , selllns , ono mile Jimp won.
Village 1'ildo hocoml , The Sluggaid third.
Time 1 JJ
.IOIION ItuIlN tin * Itnoo Trm-K.
HED OAK. In. Jan ll-(3poilal ( ) Two
weeks aero Mori Is J Jonoh Hhhi'iod Ills
famous Htalllon I'aetolus to David * "ltv.
Nib. having old the- animal to II C
A hit loll of that plate Havlni ; prior to that
tlmo disposed of marl ) all his IIOIHOM this
lie foil prattliallj takes .Mr JemoH out nf
Iho breeding IniHlnebs Ho him fin tiler than
thin told IIH | JJ.IIIIH and unless tlioj should
IH taken b > u fair uHfcotlutlon 01 private-
patties will foon tear down the malls ,
amphitheater nnd buildliiKb within the park
piopor and roalUc the host he 1,111 on the
iumbor
This moxp Is not a sudden one on the part
of Mi Jones , for liu mid when the pail ; v.au
laid out and the trade built that ho would
maintain It live -.cam after which time he
would In all probuhlllt * , , retire from tno
business Ho lus lived un to his agreement -
mont and now ft els the time his e onio to
nun h'u attention to other and more
piotltablo llnot. He will < ontlnu < to make
Hod Oak bis home , though personally may
1i abt-c'iit from the illy a largo portion of
the tlmo Regret will be guieril over the
doatruetlon of the park If that lotom.s )
neicss.irj The move to retain It ought to
HIIICCCI ] but the indlffnront HIIOI omt whltli
has In the paxt atundml lount ) fair or
ganizations hero and rlKewhero renders the
iniblnrr of the mtexiMr * . fundH vrrj untor-
taln The park aalilo from Its adaptability
foi rjio moetingH and t'alrn , hag torved the
iltj In a great varlotj of w IJK How to
set alons without It IK n most korlous ques
tion
\nnon Tnil t o HUM.
( HICASfJ Jan U Adrian C Alison ,
1 u al i r nii-ur i r ih I Vu ,
, IK 'O latluo niiiijini < I t lti ) tii ii 11,1 ri .
would be * ai > lint irtai ' until it , o' tlu IIP '
magnate * within ten da > , It Is nald l
\ChltVtr t rtnjttie _ nine "Ijptfiotfeellhttxnt-none no ddlclom money tun hardly bar
o Matkt
01 Boxes to FULL
lidlcale
ci nlenli , QUARTS
n turn
d argej \Vonrot1io only niitllleri Inmrrlr i Oilppn a Prnnivl'
pi Id and vnnln I'M to Itjo to consume-M direct. Itmr thu In mlml.
bick m mcy II , SCHWEYER'S ' PURE 8 YEAR OLD § $ ;
gcods don't , PENNSYLVANIA RYE
suit. The prime old whUKcy prescribed ( or C prcs
metllclnal nnd Rcncrnl me I'repild
1 ho famous IVmi * , hnnnf. ! . for 27 ) enr *
donhlo copper eli ( ( Hi d and uRe-il In wood iinili r
rteTM'tiiileiiropllmiof Mr JohtifH'liwrjorhlinfiIf.
Never Ires than 8 vertrsolil , most of It m nnu
lacnra old when ) lr t bottled Sold direct to
the cntimnirr from nur ill < tlllt-r > nt ( ho
low priro of $3till fur four full inuirts ( lint
cnnnut bo boim-lit eNevvlioio for loss tliiiu $ dlK ) .
. „ , _ . . - Wn nl o olToronr SEVEN YEAR OLD
CABSN ! Tl EiWWSYLVANIA RYE ot 8 00
$ .UQforlour fui ; uunrH. Tlilt lslliolln < * t 7 ) inro1eno ) " hMnro *
nil Wo inlil Pivo Hi mm T 'i ovrrdrqnlcntiei cannot bo ilupllratoel for lo < 4 than $ . " 00. < % * 0r I'rtpilj
WcrpfcrtoniiT'omini-rrlnl Aeoncv , tlinknrl'iprp < irnint < inrln Unitedbtatf * ,
nnt < JOHN SCHV/EYER & CO. , DISTILLERS ,
Mlltintit pure w h milliter I M k o j Addresi all orderc -Varehcme BP 009 , Git. GI3 W. 1211) SI. CHICAGO.
j nttiui \r } . , Col fnl | . .lilnnnMnnt , KiwMiNev Orp.Ulih.Wnili.Wtrt
' mii't rnlUnr ' Jt.nimrl * frpli-lit nn-inlil or wriln Inr inrtipnlici * t imttttiir
" "
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Huy a ( ir < t mntrt 2
Buy ci faun in lo\vi \ or Xebr.nla.
1'mchcise city property in Oin ih i or Co inil Mluffs.
DAY &
have the above investments for sale. Call on or write them
ESTABLISHED 1881.
BUY ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OF MRE'S STOCK FOOD.
Tlion buv l.)0 ) pounds of nuv otlior stcic-lc food anil l.ono pounds of oil cuko 01
moiil. Jivido j our stock nnd niiiKo u MMO ! test , and \ou will lind the- ones fed 01
MOOKi : i siipc-rior to othorw the food will COST YOU NOrillN(5. (
December n , ISflO Kncloscd lind check for an ordei of MOUTH'S rood , lecclvcd i
November 1 Will want moro In a few di > s
Januarj , inoo Send mo at your cnrllest convenience i"00 j ounds of your Block
fot-d ninn ninnr.i : : . nopuootown , lown.
Mr Ileebco has been feeding Moore s Tcod for some sK vears and , H ono tlmo
mnde n gain on IOG head of 41-3 pounds a head per daj and In that time has lost no
hops
1'ooooncakp . 812r > 0 '
100 Pounds Moot oV 800 Moore's Stock food Co. ,
DilTut cnec 4 50
Council Bluffs
. 1 h > ne of the ill vc Ihrrc Illu of ll lll' srl | ) lllc hlluc of n i.tr It U u tile I lUtl sllte - I III * K I
hrind icw | H //I , 1nJ in lie silvnl with n lilllc 11 idv i. f lln 1 life ire l fiu i < Icilcri m llie ilphal > l
inj eh f , d lie ei in siellinLthe c ttc < nsiplilof I tier- . 1 It r \ n l rr It nir * er 2 C null br
< n Ir , li , . H , enntr l | < h > l.rt IT TO ! CAN sI'Kr.l , OUT TIIVsi : Til lt i : TITI is :
* OO Jl VY SIIA1CU IN Till : DlSlKIItl 1'ION Ol" 01,0(10 ( \ \ IIU IIVi : AIll. OIV-
IMtAWAYI il ui. t tiillc irk T > r u > 111 * . \ HI in iln in rssilin , I ( murllme I lilt anil
ilher in si liberal offer * re imrte t nlrnln r nr f | ti erii si Nev V rk n i 1 t into cverv home In
tlit t nucJ siaict in 1 C inadi AVH 1JO NOT AX ANT JIM : CI.NT ( ll"V < lt H JIOM.V.Mi" >
ide oul lite Dimes nt lhe r r. r * r M.t , III 111 | il i i n p * si il ill id end II I , ) tn aniMOU
will hrtr from nrnmi.lK HY III' TI'ItN "VIA 11. . I i ikr e rteiii lo ! ol\c ( tic llirce
of tin * int.h i , < i OM : DOLLAR MAGA/IM : un.i , ti ; SIM : * i lo evennnc
ir t. lli id\ftl * tnif ti ll n l tit ) S , nil n in rr in minirdi itrK VUUIL H
CO. , " 1 North AVIllllim Slnot , > < \oik City.
Iu Tablet E"oriu. fiMcnsaiU to 'I 'a I to.
Hold under a bonatldaRuaranteetn euro the follow
InKillspasoH Klilnry nut Liter I > lncnc , 1 ctcr and
AUII * . lh ( uin11 ni. Mo I. nnd Ncrvoun Hcailuclit ,
rrliM'ln ; . f-ri- > ! \ilu , rcmult Coniplalnd * , rntnrrh ,
ol ( lif honrf. 1ln 1 friUni ; Iu Hip in o mini : , poor
ftpp < tft < t o tt < l tongue. iilotilirK or itlmpltft on tlio
fiu i , hn ) ttifctr In tltc nioulli. roar Inc. bnzzlnc
AiiutnlA In tlit' her I. bail rmmorif ur , nlU r
liIuttlLil Aiimiuclit rnlnn In tin liroil , UzzlnruK , Iiruil *
urlic , rc * tl ( tnr < t ut ntfflit. nl ht vrnt , bnd
ilrtntnit , ncllnir f f nr , ntltTniftA of Ihnbn. ftMn
tronhltn , IInpnftltl n tu ncaUot dude * nntl nn In-
iililllt } loconrctitrnte thr mind upon the tl el nils uf
bnIinf > ft 1 nrt < it hv nil .InipF.Rta
JtZS. \ \ . S. n IT 1C K II A KT. Cincinnati , O.
V1N MARIANI
Alarinni Wine , World Famous Tonic
! ) ( ) ( Kills * OPINIONS.
"It Is not onlj tlio most tlfcctlve of
nil tonlci but at the * same time the
most dhrccnblo to the tnste
' II isn t Its louiil In Miiltirli , Werfk
I'luoO , InlltiPiua ( La Grippe ) , Consump
tion anil Stuir i ll TioublLa
Sold bj ill Iruijjlsts Kefu-o Substitutes
HOWELL'S Is 11 posltlvn euro
for conch * ) , eolils ,
e loup , lioiirseness ,
Mire * lunss and all
tlnont tioublcs
It will In hi lil In X"A Yoik "That meot-
lnn , tin veii-rin ik lured 'will murk tin
e iiljnln.itiuii of inn plnns Theie la juit one
hlti ll In the tiruioi uliifH .ind th.it 'n thi- lo
cation of a ii.b In Xi'Vv York but th.it will
bo llNiil hitlhlae torll >
\f i-r cmin-it-.i < - ( iiiH
INDIANAI'OLIS Jan II Tlio
, Alex.in-
( Itia Athli'tlc. iluli II.IH ili'LliIril to malic a
stroiiK cltoi t lo hintthe. . ' bl llKht tin
Mai th V > botvM on Jumcs J ( Jorlictl and
Champion Jelfilis pulled off under the ll
aiisplLOri ( > o\itnor Mount v\as Infoimcil
of the liitontlons of tint Alex.mill-In pto
jilc Ho Hiild thuio VMiuld bo no | Hl/.c IlKhl-
liiK In Indiana If h lould ] ) icve < nt It He *
Knjh holll ki ii hlm-i'lf imsUiI as to Un
tie lions of the Ali'Mindila Athli-tlc club , ind
v\lll Inslriie t the attoniiy Boneial to en
force the lav\
CIiaiiiiiliiiiNlil ! ) > li'i' ( for SliiilciN.
ST I'AUK , Minn , Jan n The v\esti-rn
chainploiiHhlp mtotliiR of the National
AmatiMii Skatlni ; atisorlatlon will ln < hold
In St J'nul I'rliKiv and Satuiday , reliriiai * ,
' ) und 10 There * will bo fein events , IOJ ,
l.MW , ntifiO and inoiKl intterH In illstanio ,
ultli Rolel , ll\oi and bron/.o Lhamplonshlp
emhloniM ( o llrst HI i end and third In cue I )
I'Vi'iil Tini.iees will bo unde-r the aus-
plets nf the Kt 1'aul Carnival .i.sHnclatloii
and ulll be maniiKCd b > the NDI thwestorn
amotlatlon
MnlllllMU MKIIH Ni' I'llMciN.
KANSAS CITY , Jan 11 .IiiineH Mnll-
nlns , in iniiKi r of the Kansas city Him * ,
announi'ca the HlKlilntr of four proinNln ;
li'nvii ' * " -"oi bis team ff 11.01 Th' ne v run
are Jill Catos , jiltohor of the Toloel i
i .tin , iiiuiMuui luih'tiu. John l arrell out-
lioldei , eif Iho Ntntastlu loam , InliilHlato
U.IKUC , II IbirB , iiltelur of the San 1'ran-
tlsio loam California IIIIKIIO , John Sulli
van , ditcher anel IIm baKCinan uf the San
Franilsco team
lillilllon HIIHI * Hall ( 'IIIIII'M ,
NAl'OMH Ind , Jnn U-Tho
I'lUBlnirK buto ball toani will play a r-oilis
of exhibition KamoH In thin tit1 , aKalnsl
tlu > Indlunaiiolls elub Aptll ] . ' 11 and H
Then IKU ulno bton n rorlcx ol ( WHIPS , n
ransid btutii ( ) tin ; St l.ouls , Clnilnnall
and ChltiiKo toHUH to play oxhlbltlo'i
but the diitOH havn not hi on named
COllKtH III > ! Ot III I'lllllllll-ljllllll.
I'lT'IplUMUJ , l' . Jan U The OM > CU
live tommlttu * of the I.eiiKiio of Amtrlrun
\Vhcolmoii laiH foimall * . deeldid upon
Phlladilphla. an tin inrotlnK pi ion for Iho
annual nutlonul ixHernbl * , v\hlih In 'lnt ,
on tlio toeondidnondav In J'ebruar >
* ' Ainli'ii sal -
: iioliloii' i- .
Ha : uorld-ivlde fame for inar-.r'loun '
Liircti. H urpiHHc8 ; any other xuh , lotion
ciiiiincnt or lulin for Cnta , Conn , liiim
Ilollt , . fcouo Kilonu I'lierH Ttttti i-o"
Jthtiin KO-.IT So i Ciiajit | | ) H.nl hkm
jrupnoii ; infillliblo f r I'llrt Curt
guaran < i.J Only - ' * , * it Kuha S. Co a drua
ttore ,
JOHN G.WOODWARD & CO.
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SSOjl lOUASH PRIZES
> Taking onb Ih it i art of this advcr-f
} tlicmi'iit piliitnl within the wav > lines '
/ who ean main up the ten longest v\urdB , c
? fiurn thu le tins In tin two honti'neiut
c ] within these wallnti ' No loiter can c
e bo used oftener than It appeals In the
two bontonc.es
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Iloro H a half hour H proiltnblo educational
1 woik The ( Hal jirl/o IH xuoil , mid th , n
there * , ale oneliumli oil iiiii--ilei.ini-
liil/ * n. The llrnt pri/e will bo ri ild lo the
portion who , imint , onlj the Itttus thin ap-
ptai In the v\mils wlihln Iho wavy linen
above , make up with these Itlttis the * tun
IOIIKISL winds Onl > iiiKllMh words , not
ptoper nouiiH , will be allowed The ono
hnndied pil/en ol 0110 elollat earji w | | | bo
awuded to the ono huodliil pi oplo who
oomo ntaroi > l to the wlnnir In loiiKth of
v\oids. 'J ho ulniiii will hit thu imc v\li si )
ton worels n | | | have thu K'nitest ' numLci i f
lottiii.s , nil told It Is hardly postilblo that
moro than om IK i HOD < nn win thu Jam
prUe , but , or eouisi ) , If It prove * thut moro
limn ono pomon d iH win it , Ihen It v/lll bo
divided la ordii to e nti r the oiJiHat
i veryhudy mimt cnd a > earn HUhairlptlon
lo The IM3NNY MAISX.INi : with thul on-
wrr TIIIJ I'HNNY MAOAX.I.Vi : tD'ti
but S3 e-uiiB n J en. and ( vthla \ Hmu | | iiurn
It In e > dltfd , Illustrated , prln'od. bound nnd
ilollvoied ovoiy month , toi twelve BUCCO i-
tiho inonthH 'Jho ooiite-ot vvlll cloao ADI II
l&lh , but uiiHwir * . will ho ue tupK ( ] nt onci
and eonipetitors can HOIUI an many nn'
awcrs IIH tin ) ploiiKo , provide d thfy HJIII ! , t
Hiibscrlplion with tmh ono Certainly
> our ehaneo Is pooil foi ono of the 101
prUon , InrludliiK the llrnl prlzo of J200 Ai\ \
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