Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Satarday Morning, June 27, BIUBSORIPTION RATES, 0 oents per woek < f i + $10.00 por yoar oy Ml - MINOR MENTION. See David Bradley & Co.’s “‘Important notlce” in this issue, Matlneo to.day at opera house at 3 o'olock, Mother Goose. Miss Ida Bolin will rosd an estay “Bullding,” and not Anna Bolin. Hot yesterday. The thermom g 4t Foster's stood 04 yesterday afte nqon Matlnee to-day .at 3 o'l uk for the Mother Goose party. Ohild .o 16 centa. Yesterday they were flar sing sowers on! Broadway with water fr om ghe water works. Mother Goose mat' peg 4o.day at 3 o'clock, Admlsslon 23 cents. Ohlldren 10 cents. Relter in offering great Hargains et his merchant tallor 4 esteblishment, No. 310 Broadway. Seo hisgoods and get his prices. The amall & sz of ten cents admits you to the opera ’ aouse next Tuesday-ovening to witness the rendition of the popular comedy of ‘¢ Fanchon.” You o0 nmot enjoy an evenlng to any better ad vantage then to mecure a seat to the Bv chanan dramatic entertalnment Tuesdr y evening, June 30. The Rev. J. Fisk will preach to-mor- row 14t 10:30 a. m., at the nrlssion rooms, | at t} 10 corner of Third avenue and Fif- teer ith atreet. ‘Sunday sckool at 3 p. m. T sone Woll’s medical and surglcal insti- st! tute, 504 Broadway, will ;devote every ¥ icnday from 10 a, m. t62 p. m. to the Vsenefit of the poor. Consultatlon, e- tamination and medicine free. Hay For Sale-—One hundred and fifty tons of blue:jolnt hay in stack for sale, Last Year's crop. A mile and three quarters mouth of the city; good road. Apply to Ben Marks, Council Blaffs. By those who should know If any do it Is asserted that the Councll Bluffs post- office matter will bo finally settled on Monday. There are several who will breathe more freely when the deolslon is announced. Sandy Palat or Charlie Adams, who is in the jail for threatening to kill a young fellow who went to a dance with Sandy’s girl Is said to be nearly crazy because he is shut up there and cannot watch the glrl to see that she does not go with some other fellow. The opera house wlll be crowded Mon- day evening to witness the exercises of the graduating olass from the high school. Those who desire to see and hear would do well to secare seats at Bushnell's. The program, as published in the Bee, will prove exoeedingly Interesting. When the compositor was setting up the program of the commencement exer— clzes of the Councll Bluffs high school, to be held inthe opera house next Monday evening, he thought he knew more than the writer. The eseay, *‘Walting,” is to beread by Miss Roberta Hattenhauer instead of Robert Hatienhauer, as it was printed. The Athlets of this clty won the game played wlth the Avoca club by a score of 23t016. But . the boys say that the Avoca club did not treat them very hand- somely. When the Avoos club comes here next week our boys propese to tach them something of the courtesles due a visiting olub. Judge Aylesworth wants the Bk to call the attentlon of the boys and their parents that it s a violation of the city ordinance to fire fireorackers on the street before the fourth of July, Many boys are, unknowingly perhaps, violating the ordinance, and making themselves Uable to the penalty for the same. Up at thecity jail they have had con- fined in one of the cells for the past four days a poor blacksmith by the name of Owen Hart, who has been orazy with de- lirlum tremeus. He did mnot close his eyes In sleep for three days and four nighte, but spent his time In walking around his cell, and trylng to keep the kes off him. At last the medicine bad its effect, and yesterday afternoon he slept. Oharles Hood 1s in trouble again, He was arrested for belng drunk and using abusive language. This makes twice in one week. Monday he was fined, and now he Is upagain, He has notlfied the police that he cen’t and won’t stand i, He says he has lived here too long to be treated so. But It seems that the hard- ship falls on his poor wife more than on him. She is & hard-working woman, snd when ho Is arrested and fined, Instead of *lettiog him go to jall, she pays the fine and lots him out, The Wabash strikers are to be pald off to-dey. The force of men now at work is sald to be large enough to do the abso- lutely mecessary work, bat not so large as would be convenient, at this point, At some of the other points It has been an- nounced that they have a full force of men, that the shops arerunning, snd that therefore the strike s virturally ended. It requires a very thorough or- ganizstlon to make a strike successful, at a tlme of year when men can most easlly be dispensed with, O. R. Mitchell recelved his bay mare from Paclfic Junction yesterdsy morn. fog. It seems thst before Marshal Guanella reached there, Mitchell bad fastened onto Mallens, the thief, and the horee; but having more than he could handle, the horse broke and ran. It was subsequently captured agaln by some boys who took It to a livery stable. When Mitchol) went after It the proprietors re. on doolded yyqcq and eve in wh' Part . The big shoe was made for the 0% mslon at the store of L. N. Phillips THE DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDA ¥ JUNE 27, 1885 BEE ::-04 to lr l:l:;:“,n 1t unless he pald 8 reward ol it. The thing v 44 finwlly sottled by pay- fng part of ) 5 yeward, and the mare it now back In e Blaffs. which he offered for The mot’ see goome party last night wana The crowd was large yone was delighted with the way #h the little folks sustalned thelr /hat the entertalnment was such a suc- kay, who assumed the responsiblilty of the programme and drilled the children himself. It is too good athing not to be repeated. so it will be glven this after- noon at a matinee at 2 o'clock. Ohlldren’s'dsy at opera house. Mother Goose. Ohildren 10 cents. The jury in the case of Henry Neville returned a verdiot declaring the prisoner lnsaue, pesterday. While some of the neighbors of the accured think the Insan- ity of tho old man was mostly assumed for the occaslon, porhaps they are not the best judges In the matter, for they are certalnly prejudiced agatnst him, The #mpression seems to prevall among those who attended the trial, that the jury! found a just verdlot. The old man wae examined before a commission of la- nacy five years ago, but at that time it wes not deemed necessa y to send him to the insane asylum. Yesterday morning as the Kansas City traln was backing out of the transfer, the sleeping car attached was ‘‘kicked” down and was golng at the rate of twelve to fifteen miles an hour, when it struck a freight train that was just backing down Into the transfer frelght yards and was across the Kansas City track. 'The engin- eer of the frelght traln saw that if he kept his traln moving his engine would be struck by the Pullman sleeping car, 80 he stopped his freight traln and let the sleeper crash into his traln, It smashed the sle2per badly and crushed In a car of wagons. Nobrakeman was on the sleeper at the time. There Is conslderaple complalnt about the amount of dirt which covers the pave- ment on Broadway and Main street. While the people realize the fact that the clty has no money to hire these streets cleaned, yet they do not think that when a man is arrested for belng drank, or for some other lesser misde- meanor, and when unable or unwilling to pay his fine, that instead of belng re- leased to.skip out, and leave only aprom- ise behind him, while the ofty has to pry for his arrest, Imprisonment and trial, that he could be set at work on the streets, And that instead of belng sent to pound stonethey might{more profitably be employed soraping dirt. The money collected from fines of those who would rather pay than work, who now skip out entirely would be sufficlent to hire a man and team to haul the dirt away. —— Read Judd & Smith's offer of $1,000 reward in another column. e ———— Hanthorn sells wood at his feed store. Important to the Fublic. We have concludedto open a mam- moth stock of farm and spring wagons, buggies, and carrlages, to the retail trade ouncll Blofis and vicinity. Our ned by any con— river, comprising single and double carrlages of all d scriptions, pheetons, sidebars, end-springs, road-carts, buckboares, etc., etc., too nu- merous to mentlon, It will pay you to examine our stock before purchasing. Davip BrapLey & Co., 1100 to 1116 S. Maln St. Councl! Bluffs, e —— . Oitizens’ Meeting, A meeting of the citizens of Councll Bluffs will be held in Bayllss park Sun- day afternoon, at three o'clock. The financlal and other difficulties cf the olty will be discussed by able speakers. All are Invited. By order of the committee. The meeting will be under the auspices of the worklngmen'’s association, Th: hard-handed laborer, John Short, hi been posting himself as tothe actual con- ditlon of the treasury, and may be ex- Paeted to electrify the cltizens by a start- ing speech, That other horny-handed son of toil, the ““Carter Harrlson of the Missourl slope,” 1s absent from the olty, la!iomng employment in the politica harvest field, or he might be expected tc make some startling revelatlons, When the workingmen really take hold of any- thing they mean business. ———— Berious Accident, An old gentleman, tranger in thls clty, met with a serious accldent on lower Main street by reading the sig n David Bradley & Co.’s mammoth carrlage repository now open to the retall trado, — Real Estate Transfers. The following are the transfors of real ostate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the Bk by A. J. Stephenson, for Wednesday, June 20, 1885: Dora L. Haskell to Elizabeth O, Barnes, s0 ne } and sw } nw } 35 74 38; $2,220. Hans Christoffersen to Lars . Jen- sen, part of lot 90 ‘"“{ll'“‘l plat; 111,225. . K., Huff, 1ct 34, W. T. Wileox to block €, Oakland; $600, 8. 8, Rust to T. E. Huff, lots 7, 8 and :’l,b()]&;’.k 3, Arnold's addition to Oakland; Total sales, $5,045, Taesday June 30th, the famous Bu- chansn comedy company, open five nights engagement at Dohaney's opera This same company came ong Augost and gave us a weeks en- ainment, Everyone who sttended thelr serles of excellent entertalnment spesk in the highest praise of them, and now that they retura again let us demonstrate tothem that tha people of our clty ap- preciate a fine compauy. Prices has been reduced to 10, 16 and 25 cents, At Western Iowa College, commencing July 6, and continulng elght wee! Olasses of three or more in any of the bigher studies. Caroful reviews In the common siudles ©s'ng the text books you have. W. B, PavLsoy, Council Bluffs. WAR IN CHINA.HAIR GOODS FOUND HANGING. Mystertons Death of W, Hayes. Jail Breakers Suspected of the Mur der—Threats of Lynching. From Neola, in thls county, comes the horrible news of the mysterlous ditap- pearance and startling discovery of the dead body of Willism Hayes, a yonng lad sixtoen yoars of age. , He had always re. sided with his parents on afarm in the town of Persta. Tuesday morning he started to attend the confirmation exer- es of the oatholic church at Neela. This Is the last ever seen of him alive. Thursday morning, about 10 o'clock, his parents were surptited by the ap- pearance of his h with the saddle and bridle stlll on, at the farm. Imme- dlately organizing & party of neighbors, they started out to hunt for the lad, supposing that he had been thrown by his horse and hurt. They first went to Neola and made dlligent Inquiry there in hopes that the boy had arrived there and that the horse had broken away and returned homs Ing to find him there, they separated into small groups and searched all the country between his home and Neola. All day long and far into the night was the party out, snd still no trace could be found after the firat few miles, No one had meen him, no one had met him. Late at night the search was abandoned, only to be re- newed this morning at daybraak. This moining the body ol the boy was found by his brother, hanglng from the limb of & tree, ten or twelve feet from the ground. It was suspended by the bridle rein taken from the horse. A spot nesr by was found all trampled by the house where it had been tled for some time, and a broken strap showed that 1t had pulled loose and started for home, The hands of the boy were tied be- hind him, and his feetfastened together. Death had resulted from strangulation, as his neck was not broken. prove ocenclusively that the boy w. hung, and that it was no sulclde. The spot where it was found was about nine mlles north of Neols, in Harrison county, in a small thicket of underbrush, about ten or twelve rods from the wagon road, near the farm of Johh Honeywell, The coroner of Harrlson county held an Inquest, but the jury returned a sealed verdict, which had not been made public up to last evening. The theory is tbat the boy was mur- dered by four prisoners who escaped from the Harriron county jall last Mon- day. '{‘wo of these same men had once be- fore broken jall and been recaptured. They were follwed by the 16 year old son of Sherlff Garrlson, who learned of their whereabouts near Neola, reported them and secured their recapture, Willlam. Hayes, the murdered boy bore a striking resemblance to young G:rrison, and It {s supposed that the jail birds, eing him, thought it was the sherlff's son tracking them agaln, and that they hung him to put him out of the way. Public excltement is running very high, and it Is threatened that if the men are osught they will be hung without judge or jury. The young msn was much liked, being an industrlous young man. It s said he never ald anything In oppo- sition to the wishes of his mother, and that he had accumulated his earnings and had purchased for himselfa team of horses. The following 1s a description of tne men who broke jail Henry Lee, burglary, five feet eight inches, welght 140 pounds, black eyes, slender bullt, twenty-three years old. Willism Wood, burglary, five feet five inches, dark curly halr, black mustache, twenty-five years old, welght 140 pounds. George Johnson, burglary, six feet, stoop shouldercd, pock-marked, fifty years old. William Matlock, bigamy, dark com- plexion, very muscular,. weight 226 pounds. A llberal reward will be offered for the capture of one or albyJohn D. Garrison, Sherift of Harrison County, Towa, PERSONAL, J. B, Clapp, of Boone, put up at the Ogden yesterday, J. A, Taylor, of Des Moines, was in the clty yesterday, J. W, Coon, of Minden, was at the Bech- tele yesterda) W. M. Haulbert, of Omaha, was at Bech- tele's yesterday. D. F. Parcall, of the Wabash, was at the Bechtele yesterday, Engineer Farnsworth, of the Northwestern, was yesterday in town, C. 8, Sanderson, a Milwaukee conductor, put up yesterday at the Ogden, P, H, Landy, of Plerre, Dakota, was in the city yesterday and an Ogden house guest, R, I, Scutt, of Des Moires, a conductor on the Rock Island, was n this city yesterdsy and stopped at the Ogden, H. C. Cheney, agent of the Sioux Oity route, left last evening for Valentine, Neb,, and will return Mouday night. The Rev. G, W. Crofts writes from Sand: wich, Ill., that it will not be possible for him fo return to Council Bluffs until the latter part of next week. ——— Substantial abstracts of title and real estate loans. J, W. and E, L, Squlres, 101 Pearl street, City of Culture Carols. THE VACATION SEASON. Now to the beach or mountains the; In summer joys, his vigor to resto The weary pastor takes his way. Koeps at his business just as before, THE MEERY MAIDEN. The sealskin sacque, that erst with pride the wore, Ts now in camphor safely laid away, Aud from the sultry city to the shore With pleasure hartes the maiden fair and to revel 'hes devil » In 1fen, 1awn, or muslia or pique, Aund ribbous at her throat, a vision fai Aloog the yellow sauda whore wavelts s play She passes slowly, with » pensive alr, Creat g bavoc ‘mong the bearts of mashers there, THE CHBONIC GRUMBLER, Agsin the sun’s fierce heat amazss, And makes him swarthy as & creole; He used to grumble, *“Cold ss blazes ! And now ke says s hot as sheol | HE CATCHES 1T, The small boy boundi' g o’er the lea, With cap i hand avd thouts of glce, Pureues the nimble bumble-bee, He catches it, then to the pool He speeds, his burning hand to cool, And wishes be had gone to sshool, RECOGNIZES & FRIKND, And now the watermelon green In market stall attracts the eye; The doctor, with & smillng mien, Rewards it as ho passes by, ~ [Boston Courier, These facts And other wares. Attend the GREAT SAL At 23 Main 8t., Council Bluffs. One ret handled cups and saucers. One set knives and forks One bowl and pitcher. .. One b-bottle triple plated castor. One set Rogerstriple plated knives One decorated tea set (56 pleces). . One decorated dinner set (98 pleces). Ono decorated dinner eet, [131 pleces]. 38¢ 680 08¢ 198 198 4 98 13 98 17 98 Call and see: Yours very respectfully, HOMER, THE CHINA MAN. KIEL SALE STABLES Keop Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell In retail or carload lots Al Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and retail dealers in Graln and Baled Hay. Prices rea- eonable Satlataction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER « BOWLEY Cor. 6th Av, and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, Sold by the leading dealer in every [ ., Helers ani cowe of il agos turnished city and town, E: Burhorn, 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., CouxorL BLures, - - - Jowa. omplete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailor Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible [prices, No, 205 Main St., Council Bloff TEEr PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, The only all night house in the city. notice, Hot a Counoil Bluffs. nd cold lunches always — B FOLLOW the TIDE of TRADE NOW AT FULL FLOW AS NEVER BEFORE AT Eiseman, Rodda & Go’s PEOPLES’ STORE, The Leading Store in the City, the Grand-|~ est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock in the West. Prices neyer before so much in favoro th epur chaser, Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED prices from the manufacturing districts. Big purchases just opened up in Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks, Linens, Domestics, Hsiery, Glcves, Fans, Parasols, Laces and Embroideries. SPECIAL SALE In all the above departments during this week. Goods to besold for less than halt the repular retail prices. FOLLOW THE CROWD To theleading and largest Retail House in the citv. You will alwavs getmore than value for vour monev. EISEMAN, RODDA & CO, Peoples’ Store, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Iowa. W) EWELER,AGENT Evorythiog served in first class styloand on shor ready. Waves, Langtry and Po es, etc,, ready made and mpadour Frizzes,8witch made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS.C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 29 Main 8treet, Council Bluff. ~ W!P. AYLSWORTH o AV . ‘,.,. Brick buildlngfl of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa H. P. NILES. Dealoxr in Wallpaper, Plain aud Oroamenta Painting | Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Mafn St., Council Blufts, LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS A purchaiirg elsewhero WINDOW & CRA ND FEEDERS. any deslred numbers; ranchmen should correspond with u MPTON, Waverly, lowa. For any cage of Kidney or liver disease or d; by & lack of native power, that cannot be cur elts and Appliacces. No, 30, Fourth St., Ca AGENTS WANTED. yepepsin rheumatism, or any disenss indudced ed by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith’s Electric ‘ouncil Bluffa, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—8pecial & vortieements, suo a8 Lost found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board- tng, e40., will bo inserted in this column at the low eate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion ind FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent in- o:rblon. Leave advertisemonts ad ous office, o, Pearl Btxoet, near Prosdwav WANTS, VWV Axgen—By a amall fawily, o young gir to look after a child in return for ter boad during school vacation .Call at No, 900 Third strect, corner Tenth Ave 7ANTED—Wanted a frst-claes cook, male or fomale, ajply at Creston House, Council Bluffe. JPO8, SALE—Lands improved asd unimproved. If you wanta farm in western lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from ‘Swan & WALRRR, ‘OR_SALE—Houses " Stophenson, 608 First aveaue. WV Axmen—Ten good rallable mea to sell an article of geaulne merit iu towns. One used in every house. 628 Broadway. EXCAANG—B 6, b9, b 10, b 18 a: erentlocaticns for sale or for trade. 188, special bargain; 400 a improved farm worth 818,000, price for time 16,000, will trade for low priced Western lands., Swan & Walker. B 201, saddlery Hards manufacturiog estab- > hshment stosk and machinery, value §7,000, westorn land — Swan & Waiker, Couucil Blufls. 203, stock cf dry £00ds, grooerics and hardware, valdo, 5,000, in an good eastern Nobrask town for land. Bwan & Walker. 204, stock of general merchandise in & western Iowa town, value 4,003, wants proved tarm in western ‘Tows. Swan & Walker, £06, stock of hardwaro in Stubor Co., Indians, for land, value about $4,000. B £00, new stock e in Inquire at Geo. Heat hotels in diff- good im pl hardware, value about 8,000. roved Swan & Walker. 209, a 810,000 stock of clothing in a good Wis- inlands and balance cash or im. proved security. ~ Beautifal store room at low rent. Swan & Walker. T3 10, stock of mixed hardware in a _live westorn iy owa town for chieap lands, value 0,009, Swaa 1, flne brick blook, rents well, in a 1i t.wn one rcom occupied with wants an improved farm 00ds §7,000. Bwan & i alker. 1 0e8 hats, ca) 000, in one of the best valued 3,000 foriands. Swan & Walk B 218, o 83, tock of clothing North Westorn Lows, for $0,000, aud il pay 8 ¢ kel difiere T, B: of drugs in central fowa. for I Swan & Walerr, 216, another stock of drugs valuo from €500 t0§700 with store building avd ot value 8500 in 1 ? ebraska town wants partly improved land, Walker, or {ull particulars, write to or call upon Swan & Walker. 1¢you want to sell, buy, or tradeany- , tell B. & W, about it. bwan & Walker, Coun- affs Lowa. H. BCHURZ. Tustice of the Peace OFFIOK OVER AMERIOAN RXPREAS OVTWOTEL RLITRES, 1OW 4 central o 18,000, this ONLY HOTEL In Council Blufly having & FIRE HSCAPH. And all modern improvementa, eall bell, fre | 1 alarm b ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE 8, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR THOS. OFFICER, W, H. M. PUSR Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Towa. Established, - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domeastic Exchang +d Home Securities. FOR BALN BY S. A, PIERCE, 100 Main St., Couneil Bluffs Ratall Boot and 8os stors Where big bargalus oan Lots and Land. A. J, &ood Im- | § 1% | North 6th Bt,, - - - 23 Broadw.0 THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER s the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With only 89 keys_to learn am oporate. It prints 70 charnoters Inoluding oaps and small punctuations, figures, signs an ractions, It & the simplest and most rapld _writing machine mado as well as ao most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Ohlcago, Tll., Sole Agents, 0. H, SHOLES, Council Bluffe, Agent for Western Towa. FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Sixten acres, ten In frult, six in garden aud Mmverland, six Foom house, stablo, well, ciatern, &c. all in good ¢andition, or will tradefor Omaba prop- =5 V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Councll Bluffe. Madame . J. Balcear, Who for the past 19 years has been practising San Francisoo is now located at No 28 N. Oth 8ire opposite new Opera House. iadame Balcear guarantoes to restors 8 HAIR OR WHISKERS, O togive anyone a bugh mustache or bring out & fino growth of bair orbard in from four tosix woeks. Prices reasonable and satistaction guaranteed, Canoar, donnoss and capoolally rheumpihin and all chroni diseases cured by a natural gift of he doctress. Dr. E. JJ. Balcear, Council Bluffe, Ia. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, OOUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, Office, Maln Strect, Rooms 7 and 8, Bhugart snd Beuo block. Wil practice In Siateand tato courts. E. Rice M. D, CANCERS, it s sniated. : OJHONIE DISEASE o e ic=! awnarioncs Gdies Na &, Poarl strook, Council iutta, aarConmitation free S.H. FILBERT, 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluffs, DRY GooD8, * glogham. ood glogham elleair chevoit 10 Kood sheeting 7 suffolk jsuns. Best jeans all wool, 80¢ pe Boots and shoes at prices clty. GROCERIES, 16 pounds ex O suga 18 pounds granu'ated 18 pounds confectio 52 Dars Palua soap, Laots Bre 18 boxes matches, Best syrup, per Fosl orgham, per g Bo t Kuglish currants | sEtcesessessEscesss 10 pounps eva) Lorilard climax GOODS FOR CABH ONLY Lower Than Any Other IN THE OITY, S. H.FILBERT Council Bluffe, - Hoyse always be tound, STUDIO ON GROUND FLOOR. 213 North 16th oF other tuxiors resovad withows e . $1.000 REWARD | st ‘l PHOTOGRAPHER