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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IQWA.
Co UN.CIL BL UFFS.
3IINOlt ENTJON.
Call at The flee office for Cuban maps , 100
each.
Miss . Jonnic Ftimhflng of the Christian
IOnao ktL yesterday for Oberlin , 0.
A , fl , Morgan of Wright township Is visIting -
Iting his brother , hriIT John Morgan or
this city.
The Ivflns latinilry Is the IcaIor ( hi flno
work both for color nn finish , 520 I'earl
street. I'hono' 20.
A marriage fleenso was iastte0 yesterday
to J. W. l3owcn , aged 32 , antI Myrtle E. Ful-
icr , aged 18 , both of Omaha.
I'atrolman J. II. VinLt has been assigne' '
to ay duty , taking .1. 1 % , Tnylor's boat.
while Taylor has boon assigned to the night
etaii ,
Vith a flee coupon and 25 cents you can
secure the omcini photogralhs ) of the Unitc'tI
Itates navy at the Council fluffs office of
The 13cc.
Don't you thiftk It must be a pretty geol
Iauiitiry that can please o many litindreils
or customers ? \'eiI-thaL's the "Iagic , "
724 Iiroailway ,
F , L. Sliugart Is vl9ltlng In Princeton , Iii.
lion. J , It. 1100(1. ( chlf Juatice of the court
of irivntc Iani1 clalin , left last evening for
innta Fe , N. M. , to hold court.
Fnoch ( Illiliski hnI harry lieu , no cm-
ployc at Younkcriiinn's feed store , nrrcstel
y.btertiay on an nitsault 011(1 battery charge.
lieu gave ball for his appearance.
Jantes Itogere , the nhlcgel Iickioalet , W11t )
was BUSleCtCd ) of hitv1lig turneti several
tricks In Omaha thu oIenlng day of the cx-
3)o3ltlOtIV1.b Ulsclinrgcd from tlt i.ly yr-
terlay ( ,
A Petititill clr.Mlinte(1 ( yesterday ask-
tin. ; thu mayor unit city council to hay. '
] iloa.lwny . from the Ni.rthweslvru . depot to
( lie motor bridge thoroughly lighted during
the expOItlofl ,
j'iie hearing of Voo.i . L.'rlght , the
young man v1io sIashIe(1 ( 1t I IOiefl ( With ) a
knife i'htirsdny afternoon , has been con-
tifltle(1 ( Until next Monday. lie has been rc-
1 rn n.l nfl lit. ? . .1
A tree ciitertatntnent rIII be given by
W'iilto Itose Itebekahi lodge , No. 2St , mdc-
pcndiit Order at Odd Fellows. this evening
I at the temple. All Itebekulis are cordially
inviteti to attend.
The GIrl's' Industrial school vlii meet this
afteraoo , . al 2:20 : o'clock In the rooms in the
Jhft ; inaii building. Every girl that Ljitoiids
I to JOltS ( ho excursIon to the exposition must
b In attendance.
'l'hie wIll of the late ( Icorgo Canning was
allmltted to probate lii the district court
yesterday and Edvard Canning , the son ,
and ox-Chief of 1)011CC ) , WflS appointed execUtor -
Utor "tlthuut bonti.
harry Leland , who a few months ago was
m sent to the asylum at Clarinda , is rapidly
Improving and Is now able to be about. Ills
UhtnnaLc recovery , which at Hrst was do-
si'tIrcti : or , seenis now to be assured.
There will be a meeting Monday night nt
8 , o'clock In the Fariuci's' huh In the county
court house of tlio inca recruited by Major
L. I , Eden to form a coinpaity of Infantry.
'l'he company Is not recruited to its ruii
l
strength
'l'ho Cliase-Llster Theater company will
ppcn a sunitner engagement at ( lie IJohany
thentet tomorrOtv night , presenting a special
. 3oductloii of the great war cOinctly , "Lyn-
wood , " with all tile accessories necessary
to coniploto a realIstIc battle scene.
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1.1,11(1 ( suIted Instituted a few ( lays ago by
1 DaIryman J. L. Ellsworth agaInst John Boil-
son , OflO of hIs drivers , who tried to cross
the Union Paclhc tracks In trout or a
: ; lrelgllt train backing down and hati lis
't'agoii smashed , was dismissed at llaintlit's
icost In the superior court yesterday.
'l'ho case against Al 'l'ownscnd , arrested
for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk , was
dlsinlsseti lii pdIiLo court yesterday morning ,
'Iilo ertilnancu lrohlbling rIding of wheels
on sklewaiks was not incorpbratod in the
recently complied city ordinances and on
thin accO'urt the cite was dlsmisssed.
'l'lie damage suit of J , C. Jensen against
JanItor T. J , Peterson of the High school
for alleged unwarranted arrest was con-
eluded In the superior court yesterday ztft-
ernoon and given to the jury shortly before
4 o'clock. After being out itbeut ltv hours
the jury. brought In a sealed verdict , which
t It is understood Is for the deteijdant.
Articles of Incorporation of the l'resby-
terlan church of Ilancocic , In , , were flied
yesterday In the 0111cc or the county re-
' corder. The Incorporators are : howard \Vll-
! on , A. lu. IlulT flail .1. S. Whited. The
three eliers Who will ilavo charge o ! the
luslness of the church for the first year are :
I John Fletcher. Robert J. itlartili and Thomas
ijool.
1 The attorney for Il hIe Pillow , the negrcss
charged with robbing inaii In Omaha of
V ; 720 , dId not get an opportunIty yesterday
ti to argue his apvlication for a writ of habeas
corpija before Judge inith in tite district
court , The requisition lUPCS granted by
t3overnor Siiaw arrrlved yesterday mornIng
1 and the woman was turned over to 0111 or
flhlion of the Onialia force , who last no
t tlilIO l taking 11cr across the river.
3 C , IL Viavi Co. , female remedy ; consultation -
tion free , omen hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 ,
l Health book furnished. 32-327-328 Mer-
t riam block.
( Money to loan on city property , Kinno.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 25O.
lloifmayr's fancy patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for It ,
CHhiipt'll'N CliMe Coal hiiiie.1.
C , L. Campbell , the ox-school teacher
charged with the seductIon of 15-year-oItl
Nancy W'ade , one of hIs former pupIls In
the Garner township school , had his lire-
hlmlnary hearing before Justice Burke yesterday -
terday , The taking of evbience occupIed ( lic
entire day and ( lie hearing was contInued
until Monday morning for the attorneys to
make their argunwnts. Campbell Is a
married iiiiiii with a falinly , and the testi-
moiiy pt the girl at yesterday's hearing waste
to ( lie effect that he t'ns guilty of nit even
worse crime than that wIth which lie stanils
charged. 'The ilefeinlant Introduced no cvi-
denco on his own behalf.
lies. I ( , * 'Erit iIsf.'i-H.
'l'lie following transfers were iilett yester-
.
( In ) itt the title , abstract and loan 0111cc of
, J , \v. Squire , 101 l'cari street :
Ci.istav . hahn niul wift' to N. W' .
\Vchls , lot t ; , block 7 , lienscin's 2.1
a(1l , ( , C , ( I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
E. A. howard and t'lto to N.V. .
\Vtiis , lot I ; , block 7 , liensoii's 2t1
(1(1(1 , 'I. C , ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
IIIIIa (1 , Fre'iii'hi it ) J. 1' . Stiigenuin ,
,
" lot 5 , block 14 , GrImes' itiltI , w d 1,230
J. A. ltttlltviii in I , 0. iltOile , Part
lot 59 , orighinti Phtit , ( if Council
BIUITs , W ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,500
3 li' . I Inriati anti liusbitini to A. (1 ,
Ilough. , s , SC se 32.75-10 ,
ittiti v 20 fet't ii $ Cl. iiss' sci , 12.
75.40v ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 500
, 'llllnm C. liattillo and VlhIiiiin J ,
ldartin itlitI 'It't' . . to trtiHie of l're.- .
b'terlaii cIlul''h or I hancock. iota I
, a lid 2 , lIOk ) 2 , ' \'hl I Iii nIH 2d iitkl , ty .1 10. . )
I3ln'riff to Stuto Savings haiik , lots I ,
2 , : t , 4 , 5 , It ) nnil 11 In 5 , l'rospcet
) 'l.ii'o . mlii , s ( I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
' to F' . 'I' . ' '
I Coulit } trenKurer 'I'rue , lot
4 , l.hk 3 , lhtiliiii's subdiv , alici lot. .
1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , flfli 5 , block 1 , Ituilrond
11,1(1 t ( I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ari14i tO 5flhil ( ' , lOt 7 , blnck 59 , 1ti'i ,
stibti lv. a iitl In ts 12 , 1t nii.i I 1 , biock
7 , St echo & \Id'H (1(1(1 , t .1. . . . . . . . . .
Ilttiflti to & 4LIflt' , ( ) t 14 , block 3i , l'erry
, ttiiiI t .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
3t Stiltift ( ( I saint' . lOt 15 , bloelc 2 , itit.- .
1111(11'S 2t1 add , I .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
I3iiiiti I. ) slime , lot 0. block 7 , Mc.
Zliihioui , COOlC& & Jefferil4' add , I d. 136
I3IIITmU ti , ) ililifli' , lOt 20 , block 24 , i.nd lots
j * 7 aiiiii 10 , block 39. Ferry ii.1.l , t d. . . ,
. f3aiiio to sum. ' , hot 13 block 47 , Rid.
dl. . ' . , nibthiv , i..itl fat ii , block 6.
vt I3tiitsinan l..t tuld , t ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Haiiio to I'ItIfle , lmrt lot 14 , block 15 ,
, _ , Ferry : ald , I ii , . . . . , . . . . , . . , , . . , , . , 63
4 13lflie to lUne , lot 12 , block 15 , Ferry
, ailti , t tl , , , . . , . , ,
hlziiiit. to t'Iune , UiitI ' , ' lot , block 8 ,
l'atter & Cobb's t.ili1 , I d . . . , . . . , , . , . . ,
: i Hattie to suinc , hots 2 antI 3 , block C ,
llensoj.'s , it1cl , t d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 14J
v County rea8tircr to . A. Oorhiiin ,
lots 4 aiiiti & , block H , Ciiciirtui'i add ,
t ( I . . , . . , , , . , , , ,
Nineteen tranators , . . . . . . . . , , , , ,
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1ll1IT ; CUAItDS co1xEST ( ; \
Oonpany Will Paza Through Council Bluffs
Sunday Afternoon. .
RECEPTION BEING PREPARED FOR TIEM
Cllzen % 'hll Glv n Velc.iiiu lo tile
1iu , s M'hio Are OIL 'l'helr SViiy
to ANMISt Aahitlrnl
The fledge Light Gtiards , who now form
one of ( lie cunipaiiies of the Fifty-first tog-
iment , Iowa volunteer Infantry. will pass
through Council llliiffs tomorrow nttcrnoofl
on their way to San Francisco. Sub was
the news received In a telegram iare yester-
tThy afternoon from Captain IV. Ii. i'ryor ,
anti ( lie nunouncemeut as to ha expcctcd
cl-eatcl no little excltemnt among Lb. . rei-
atives anti friends of the soldier boys. l'rep-
orations ware At once comnionceti to provldo
( lie soldiers with a good warm liiiicIi to be
served tlteiii tInting the stopover at the
Transfer (101101.
Thu Second battalion of the Fifty-first rcg-
iment , coininIsing soilie 350 inca , Including
( lie boys of ( lie Do'igo Light Guards , will
come In over the Northwestern toad. The
omcials at this cud have not. yet receIved
any definite information as to the ( tine the
train wIll leave Dc MoInes , bttt they ex
liect that it wIll reach Council lilnits about
2 o'clock in the aftcriioon , Several of the
jiarents and relatives at the members of
the Guards will probably go to Mlssquri
Valley to meet the train and come In wIth
the boys. When asked yesterday as to
whether 511011 would be permItted , Ticket
Agent Mitchell of ( lie Northwestern stated
that he thought no objection iould be made
to the Immediate relatives of the men joIn-
lug tlme train , but It too large a tiumber vent
It mIght possIbly result In none being allowed
on board at Missouri 'i'ahley , as lie oxpectel
that the men of tile battalIon would about
fill the traIn. Mr. Mitchell said he would
advise that the frIends of the men itiect
them at the Transfer depot , where mm stop
would undoubtedly be made of at least forty
minutes , as there would have to lie a change
of crows anti engInes made which would occupy -
cupy at least that time.
As soon as the news was receive. ! from
Des Moines ( ho members of ( lie Council
Bluffs Women's Sanitary Relief commIssion
held a meeting at the home of the secretary ,
MIss Beatrice Tinicy , and commenced ar-
rangeiiients for serving the soldiers with a
substantial warm lunch on reaching here.
The commission ashs that the citizens fur-
nislm baskets of Provisions tomorrow coo-
tamIng sandwIches , hot coffee and other
plaIn food with plenty of fruit nati either
bring them to tile depot or else leave them
at the following grocers : Bell & Son , Frank
Peterson , .1. K. Cooper , James & liaver-
stock anti l'at Gunnoutle , and they whit be
gathered by the commission. Mrs. R. E.
Montgonlory and Mrs. I ) . W. Bushnell were
appointed an executive committee to look
after the serving of the lunch and the corn-
mission has asked the High school cadets
and members of the class of ' 9S and ' 99 to
assist.
Later In the evening word was received
from Des MoInes that a change had been
made In the arrangements for transportIng
the Fifty-i1rt regIment to Saii 1"i'affcisco ,
although no confirmation could be. obtaimird.
The report wa& tliat the first' battalion
would probably come through here over'th
Rock Island and the thIrd over the Northwestern -
western , but that the second battalion. of
whlch the Dodge Light Guards formed a
company , would go around by Plattsmouth
over the Burlington. Lieutenant Matt Tin-
icy arrived from Des MoInes last night , but
know nothing of the reported change. Whemi
lie left Camp McKinley it was with the ua-
dcistaridlng that lie would rejoin the coin-
pany hero today on its way west. Dertto
these rumors the preparations for feeding
the boys is tlmo0 come through were con-
tlnued antI late last night the wrnen n
char.o . had sufficient promised (6 provIde
000 wtthlunehes.
M..SONIC SCHOOI 013' IS'VRUCTlON ,
First St'.Nioll of lli l'reIiiiie to the
( rnii.1 I..ig.aleetiii ,
The Iowa Masonlo grn.niI lohge school for
Instruction. which precedes the meeting of
the grand lodge proper. was convened yesterday -
terday morning at Masonic temple by George
B. Van Saun of Cedar Falls and Judge C. P.
Gianger of Des MoInes , custodians of the
graiid lodge. Two sessions were held , one
In th mornIng and another in the afternoon -
noon , both being well attended. Many of
the delegates to the grand lodge arrived
( lurIng the day and In the evening attended
the meeting of Bluff City lodge , where a
candidate was Initiated Into the first degree -
gree , the exemplification of the work being
suierintcnheth by the grand custodIans.
SessIons of the school for Instruction wIll
be held today at 9 a. m. and 2 p. in , , and
in the evening the delegates wIll be the
guests of Fxvelsior ledge , when a candidate
wIll be Initiated Into the second degree. Two
esslons 'wIll also be held on Monday , and
that night the delegates , of whom It Is
expected a large number will be in town
by that tIme , will be ( ho guests of flhuff
City lodge to witness the inItiation of a can-
OPIate In ( ho third degree.
Tuesday morning the fifty-fifth annual
communIcation of the grand lodge will be
convened at the Dohany opera house by
Grand Muster Alnion hi. DLII'CY \Vashlng- -
( eli , In. , who. accompanied by his wIfe , ar-
rlvetl yeMerday ufternoon anti is quartered
at the Grand hotel.
The local commIttee on decoratIon , of
which W , C. lstep Is chairman , yesterday
issued ( lie following request that the citizens -
zens of CouncIl Bluffs decorate in honor
of the visitors :
The gronti lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted -
cepted Masons of the state of Iovn wIll
meet In this cIty on Tuesday , Jam0 7 , to be
In executive session from that date to and
Including ( lie 0th , during whIch perIod It is
very nLtici , desired that our citizens will
decorate their residences and places of bus-
IIICBB in Rn npproprlnto manner.
You are very earnestiy requesteh ty the
coiinltteo on decorations to iriako such dls-
play of flags and other decorations as you
many have at lined or ijiny be able to procure -
cure , Iii order ( hint our ylsiton. may feel
hint they are royally welcomed and wIll be
hialulsomnely entertaIned ,
A parade will take 1iaco on 1'uesday
morning at P o'clock , and It. is therefore
sUggeBte that wherever hiossibie all decora-
( Ions be In lilace not later than Monday
evening , Juno 6-earlIer in the day If con-
Ytlilielit ,
Patriotic displays wIll be ( lie most appro-
llrlato for time occasion and your efforts wIll
be fully appreciated by the local Masotilo
bottles AS tycli as the visitors.
Illelmibers of tIme order are particularly en-
joitied to lomul theIr assistance In this work
wherever possible ,
C , T. Nugemit hia liurchaseth a Leogpo hi-
cycle from Cole & Cole ,
Cordwooti for sub cheap. Address W. F. ,
13cc 0131cc , Council Bluffs ,
htelIrN l rIINer'M Alihil Ititi 14)11.
In the dIstrIct court yesterday afternoon
Judge Smith heard the arguments for and
against tii application for a receiver In the
case of Wliiiam A , Mynstei' agaInst the Insurance -
surance Company of North America , Cer.
( sin Iroperty bciosgtiig to Mynster was sold
' under foreclosure of mortgage and he
brought suit to have the nle set nsIile nl
leglng Irregularities , The appointment of a
teceiver for the property is asked pending
the disposal of ri suit. Juilge mnIth took
his decision tiniler advisement.
l'N.-II's % l ; .slo house , Coiiiicii iliuff , . .
Opening Saturday evening , June 4. Mti..lc
by sclectei orchestra , Comic songs , band
pieces , etc , , tiy gramophone , Refreshments ,
AdIniBsion free , Corner llrotulway 011.1 .
North Second Street. Entrance on North
ecolid street.
% 'anteth , ilrst-ciasa carpet layer and up-
bolsterer. I3tockert Carpet company , 205
and 207 Broadway. '
F. Ainsworth has purchased a League hi-
Cycle from Cole & Cole ,
l'iiOCl1lllNS Oh" CtT COUNCIl , ,
Slt'i'iItl Si'siiii lielti to CotisI.ler Se'-
( 'tlt I III iInrIii..t 3tisltcrs ,
The city councIl met In pecinl session
Inst night to consider an Ordinance smili.
mitted by the Onialimi & Council Bluffs
Bridge and Railway cornlany granting It
the right of way for a side track or turn
out across Broadway and Avenue A between -
tween Twenty-eighth anti Twenty-ninth
streets aliti across the alleys between time
annie streets , The motor company content-
plates buIlding Its new power house , ( lie
contract for which , Involving an expenili.
ttitre of over $20,000. has already been let to
Wlckliani lirothiers and C. E. It. Campbell ,
on Its property vest of the oflhce building
at the ear barns. In order to haul coal
aini other materIal to thIs building the
company asks permissIon to build a track
conliccting wIth the tracks of ( lie Burling-
toil , Northwestern miami flock Island roads.
ThIs track will cross Broadway and Avenue
A , but for the rest of the dIstance wlli be
over property recemitly acquired by time motor
company. The motor company will build ,
owil and control this track.
In submittIng the ordinance Superin-
tcmmtlent Dlmmuock stated that If the corn-
pony could not secure the permissIon to
build ( lie track across Broadway and Avenue
A it would be compelled to abaiuion the idea
of building the new power house , and instead -
stead would Install Its new machinery recently -
cently purchased , In tIme present mower
house. None of ( lie aldermen were op.
iosetl to granting the ordinance , but were
not disposed to railroad It through , so after
passlimg it to the seconmi reading it was laid
over tinder the rules untIl a meetIng to be
held at 10 o'clock tills morning.
Following the special session the council
met as a committee of the whole to listen
to the transportatIon conimnittee of the
Council Bluffs Exposition associatIon on the
matter of grantIng time Oninha Bridge &
Terminal company terminal facilities In this
city so as to enable It to furnish a direct
ervico between Council Bluffs and the cx-
liositlon grotintis. After an Informal dis-
cusslon it was decided to pOStpone con-
slderation of the questIon until the meeting
this morning , at which General Manager
Webster of the Terminal company was notI-
fled to be rrescnt.
FOrt SALE-Good second-hand bicycle at
a bargain. Call at The Bee otl1o , Council
Bluffs.
Storage. WIan & lComtigmachcr , 336 l3wy.
Map of Cuba , West Indies and the World
at The 13cc office , lOc each.
rvlng hotel , 2759 13'd'y ; rates , $1.50.
Try Moore's death to lice anti mites.
CRACK A POSTOFFICE SAFE
hlurginrs Seciirei5t4Ol ) or i9OO in
MOlte ) ' hit , ! Itlank PoNtoillec
MoiRe ) ' Order , , .
FORT DODGE , Ta. , June 3.-Speclal ( Tele
gram.-Burgiars ) entered the hardware store
of H. IV. Ross at Lehigh , In which the post-
olllce is located. nd blew open the safe ,
securing between $80Q.and $900 and a bunch
of blank postal orders. The safe was corn-
pletely wrecked. DrIlls and braces from a
neighboring blacksmith shop were used ,
fliirrInrs Itt Lehigh.
LEhIGH , in. , June 3.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-Burglars entered the H. W. Ross hardware -
ware store here last night , blew open the
sate and secured $ UO0 in cash and a bunch
of blank postal orders. One hundred dol-
hors in stamps were left behind. The post-
oilice was in the adjoinIng room. Drills
and braces from a blacksmith shopt were
found on the floor. No clew.
Lede'rer IIIIyN n I'am.er.
ATLANTIC , Ia. , June 3.-Speclal ( Telo.
gram.-Charles ) I.ederer , formerly with the
New York \Vorld as staff artIst and well
known In Chicago , but who resigned and
moved here because of poor health , has just
purchased ( ho Weekly Messenger plant In
thIs cIty and will take possessIon Monday
and conduct an Independent paper.
Ioyt Fg.rni NotcH.
Stock dealers at Woodward are reported
as doing a rushing business.
Farmers of Wright county say they have
bad all the rain they need [ or some time.
The ( lax and barley In northwestern Iowa
counties give promise of good crops this
year.
Crops all over the Missouri slope are look-
lug better now than they have for many
vnnr nt thiR timrl
liomne growers of strawberries at Musca-
( mo say they will beglmi marketing the crop
in about two weeks.
Iowa farmers are carrying hall insurance
policies to the number of more than 14,000.
It Is said that 2,20,000 acres of crops are
covered in this way.
The wheat crop of Iowa this year will be
much larger than it has been for years
since Iowa ceased to be reckoned among
the wheat states. Director Sage estImates
thio total yield tl.is year at 20,000,000 bushels ,
an increase of about 80 per cent over the
yIeld of last year.
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A horse buyer tehi a correspondent of
time Mai'shmalltowii Times-RepublIcan ( hint lie
is now liaylimg $20 to $30 per bend more for
horses than lie did last year at this tIme ,
'flits refers to heavy horses , weighing 1,300
to 1,500 , and also horses ( lint will vass cx-
amuinatlomi for cavalry use , such horses as
weight 1,000 pounds and upward. But they
have got to be without spot or blemnlshi , Or.
tllnmiry driving horses , livery stock , is worth
no mrmoro than a year ago. lie mentions as
umothmer tact ( lint , In all of his experience in
buying horses In Iowa. I , e. , thirteen years ,
he has never seen as few 2-year-old horses
118 at itresent ,
141t11L l'rl'HN Coi.int'iit.
Sioux City Tribune : Canada is tooling
wIth ( be question of iiroiihtbitlon of the
nmamiufaCture anti sale of intoxIcating liquors.
She should look up ( lie record in Iowa on
( lila question as a horrible oxarmipic.
Cedar Rapids Republican : Iii a short timno
now the Iowa troops will oil be in the field
remuiy for duty. They have been a little
slow In getting ready for action , but they
are .ehi prepared for servIce now and will
acquit themselves like mcmi.
Des Moines CapItal : The signIng of ( lie
pay rolls developed ( lint nil the Iowa troops
are able to write theIr own names , The
muster roll of a Kentucky regiment con-
tamed over 400 crosses , indleatitig that
many of ( lie boys were obliged to sign by
making their mark , The Keatuchy troops
In the hate war were likewIse deficient In
education , but there was no complaint as to
( heir lIghting qualities ,
Keokuk Gate CIty : A mnember of Corn.
iiany G , Fiftieth Iowa regiment , writes
home to ( be Ottumowa Courier from Jack-
sonvhhie that a numnber of the soldiers In
that company have decided to locate in the
south after the war. lie sa"s Kentucky
seems to be the favorite state with the
mmiajorIty of the muon , although some of thorn
are rapidly taktog up wIth Jacksonville ,
They are beIng treated royally In time
Florida capital and hail the heat to be no
Worse ( harm In Iowa in Auust1
; IIU ) OF' CkfROL ) AF1lS ;
0th
Attorucy General es an OpinIon On
KflOzrointa.
TRUSTEES SI1OULLP1JRCI1AsE SUPPLIES
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t'ertgiIi I'ros'isi.ii of
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DES MOINES , In , , June 3-Special ( Tel-
cgram.--The ) law creating thio State Board
of Control requireB state Instiutiomis to
make estiiiintes to time hoard before the
flfteemithi of eaeii ninlh , tn- , , tnllr. , , fnr I
following month. The hoard docs not as-
sumac control of the InstitutIons until July
1 , and ( tie trustees have no authority after
( lint , This lea'es tlmo Institutions without
all ) . supplies for the mouth of July unless
( lie hlrcseilt trustees have authority to buy
these Silplilles In advance and leave themmi
In the itistittition for use during Jily.
In au opinion given to ( lie Board Of Coii
trol today , Attorney General itcmnley holds
that ( lie trustees lmnv authority to .10 80 nnci
sliouitl do so. General Itemuley also replicate
to several other questlomis propounded by
the board , tending to lIberalize time law and
makes Its actIon possible. He 1101(15 that the
college for the blind at Vinton cannot spend
mote than $10,000 for furniture , books , maps ,
commipcnsations of lirincipah , teachers niul
other employee , nlthotmgh au allowamice of
$85 per capita Per quarter is made for current -
rent expenses. lie says this money cannot
be used for tIm iturposes sliecificil In the
$10,000 npIlrOlirIfltiOll. The Board of Comi-
trol says this 'Ili seriously cripple the Insti.
tution.
On Ilnc.lii' , Ste IT ,
Iowa men will he appointed on Brigadier
Gemmeral Lincoln's staff. Ashho from ( lie two
nides'de-camnp , there arc several appoint-
melt for details to be mantle by ( lie adjutant
general of time United States , but the recoin-
niemidatiomma of the briizatller generals cotint
in such details. General Lincoln says lie Is
going to make It hits endeavor to have Iowa
nteii itt the nrmny detailed to these offices.
For ( lie details'as brigade quartermaster anti
conimnlssary there are Iowa men who have
appointments In these departments : M , M.
Marshall rind D. E. it. hutchins , of ( lila city
iii the commissary department and Lieutcn-
ant Colomiel C. W. KIng of Fort Dodge Iii
the quartermaster's department.
General Lincoln sold today ( itut ho would
enheavor to have Lieutemiant B. F , Ely the-
taIled to act as assistant adjutant general
emi his staff. Lieuteimnnt Ely , although. a
regular army mmiii , is an Iowa soldIer. He
was formerly a member of the Iowa Na-
tlonni Guard and vent to'est Point fm'oIml
Iowa. lie has be.i . In ( lie regular nrmny
service for about t11yqars , being it lteuten-
nut in the Twemityraccozid infamitry. lIe has
been at his home tovn Iowmt City , detaIled
as military instructo't lmftlie State university ,
for several years.
George C. lIenm of' ' , Burlington will be
one of General Limcoiqs aides-dc-camp. He
has temidered lila sp yi q to the general as a
volunteer aldc-de-amnp , to pay his own e -
penses. General bincoln has accepted the
tender. Mr. IIenri'is 'the son of Dr. Henry ,
a promInent physlclaw , lie Is a mmmii of
wealth , who has 1ved extensively. lIe
received mIlitary 4aing at college.
Harry Polk of tIlls city will be the other
aide. General Lincoini expects his assign-
memit to duty as brIgadIer general tomorrow.
The Western Muttah LIfe o Chicago today
began suIt again'th UnderwrIters' 1t-
view , an hiisuranc ournal published in this
city , for $25,000 dam&gcs for'mmn alleged libel.
C. B. 11111 began suIt against the Rock
Island railroad toay ) , , in which he asks
$40,000 damages. Last September lie was
run over while working for the Rock Island
as a switchman anti had both hands nnd one
arm taken off. He says that he was getting
$1,000 a year 05 salary from the company
and that he expected to work for It .it th
same rate for the next forty years of htia
life , and for that reason asks for 40JO0. (
The petition Is one of the most unique ever
filed In the local courts.
The sum of $20,274.77 wa drawn by the
Iowa paymaster today to be paid to the
Forty-ninth Iowa regIment at Camp McKin-
hey tomorrow. ThIs makes $75,274.77 whIch
hs been gIven the Iowa troops as pay for
their services to date , The FIfty-first Iowa
regiment heaves for the front tomorrow ,
fully uniformed , equipped and paid. The
Forty-nInth goes Monday , Every soldier
sent out by Iowa to the front has gone with
a new regulation uniform on lila back , new
regulation shoes on his feet , fully armed
and equipped in every way ,
IIIOTOUS CONVICTS Ahill TAMlD ,
l'erinlttc.l to Go Without Poo.i Until
, 'l'hic' Hccoiiit' Quiet.
DES MOINES , Jun i 3.-Speclal.-Oov. ( )
ernor Shiaw has returned from Anamosa ,
where he was called on account of a mnutiny
In ( be Iowa state penItentiary , About 200
of tiio convicts had rebelled against the
orders of Warden hunter last Monday for
the observance of Memorial day. Heretofore -
fore it has been time custom of the wardens
to allow the iirIsoners the freedom of the
yards on holidays , permitting them to cmi-
gage In amusements , games , etc. , and to-
train from work , Warden Hunter changed
this program somewhat. lie had arranged
to give ( lie men a nIce talk. give them a
bountiful dinner and allow them to refrain
from labor the entire day , but decided to
keep them confined during ( lie entire day.
When he announced the program a number
began hooting amid yelling amid raising a
frightful disturbance.
Those who took part In thIs domonstra.
tlon vero mnarched to theIr cells amid told
they would hnvo (0 ( remain there , wIthout
bread , meat or water , until they had decided
to abide by the rules of the prisomi , This
emily tended to make matters verse , and
all day long time ) ' kept up ( heir booting amid
yelhimig , Some windqws were brokcii by ( lie
inca throwing thio tiInt8 they have to light
their pipes. ' tyI'vls
Monday night Governor 51mw was here
and lie \\'ardem11iunter walked Into ( lie
yards. Some of Itlen recogimized ( lie
governor amid iiodJ1 , antI 'hissed them.
Tuesday morning there was no cliamigo , The
men were as rebeiliiflo as at first anti kept
up their unearthmiyItiOlses. The tact ( hint
they had hind miothlltigt to cat or drink since
the 'mnprning beforg ! imed to have had no
effect upom to make them
worse , Warden limiter , howeyer , was firm
and Tuesday afermhQfl ( lie rebellious con-
vicEs sent worth toidni that they had emmough
of it and that they -'Woeid be quiet and peace.
ahlo hiereatter. ' 1ime were brought down
at supper tIimie hialEafiIisiied from their long
fast. Every man as meek as it lamnb
and mio further trqtje ) is anticIpated ,
Ohj..c * ) hIeiim.ivui ,
Sioux CITY , Ia. , June 3.-Speelal ( Teie-
gram-The ) Sioux City Commnerclmil asso-
elation this mornhmig wired Senators Wil-
11am B , Allison amid John II , Gear and Con.
greasman George D. Perkins to use their
4nhiuence to prevent the passage of any bill
by which the \'innebago Iiidian agency
would be removed from Its present location
near homer , Neb. , to a location near Pen-
der , Neb , InformatIon that a strong effort
is being made to change the location of ( be
agency was received this morning fromu per-
Ions living at Homer , RealizIng of what
great commercial Importance this agency in
its prevent location Is to Sioux City ( lie as-
soclatlon took immediate steps to prevent
any further progress of the movement tmntli
it had time to make a fulier Investigation of
the fatta. It declares ( hint Sioux City will
inko a vigorous fight against any such
action as has been propose. . ) ,
! ' , ii'r for IiIiiMhI trket ,
SIOUX CITY , In , , June 3-Spcciai- ( )
Ie\\'Itt. ( lootlrichi of Climbing 11111 shiippc. )
from ( lila sntiomi ( Inst s'cek twrnty'omie
boxes of butter of seventy-five pounds each ,
making 1li75 pounds of butter , the tiestina-
( ion of which was Manchester , Cng. 'rIte
sliipnient was under special order of See-
rotary of Agriculture James Wilson , nut )
( ho object is to lirove to tue Ruighisli people
that ( lie best butter mule in th Unite. )
States is. fully equal , Imi ever ) ' p.irttculnr , to
that miiatio nnywhero in the world , thin
otiject the secretmtry himis in inmihlng thin
slmipniciit Is to find ant just whmmit style of
butter , ( lint is , in regiti'ii to color , armlting ,
etc. , best suits ( lie iuiglirii market.
l'Iiii-l stg ti I I I flu ru. ,
' SIOUX flAPIi ) , In. . June . -Srecinl.- ( )
Thu Sioux Rapids EletrIe i.iht cohmiliatiy'a
hihitlit nuid ( ho iiau : Itepitis Mill colnhiliY's
ilumit burned yestrrthiy : , iosm to ( lie miii ,
0O0 ( ' ; to ilie Iilmt company , $1.u)0Q ) ; iii-
stlm'alwo on time miii small and oil the light
plant , $2OtlO.
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Crc'etnui II Igh Sehiolrnduitte. ,
CflESTON , In. , Juno 3.-Sprcial ( Tele-
grnm.-'I'hie ) twentieth amtnitiil eomumncmice-
niemit exercises of ( ho Crcston flIght school
were hieltl this evening , a class of twenty
graduating.
REVIEWS AT CHICKAMAUGA
First lIvi..ion of 'i'Iiiruh Ammiiy CuriH ,
Shtiui. Uti % Vt'hL % hhlii Out
OiL h'zti'ntle ,
CIIICKAMAUGA. June 3.-A two days' review -
view and inspection of ( lie First divisIon
of the Third nrmmiy corps was begun at 8
o'clock this morning. General Fred Grant
vas Iii cemmunnul of ( lie division anti 9,000
Inca Wete In line , The immspecion was comi-
dticted by General llrecklnrldge anti Colonel
John Jacob Astor. The men showed at theIr
best in the exercises thus morning. Iii addition -
dition to the review , a nummiber of battle
exercises were gotie through , anti seine uhf-
flctmlt ntmimteimvers were executed. Both Gemi-
cml flreclcinrldgo amid Colomiel Astor cx-
lressed themselves as pleasrd with the
shmowiag made. The Inspection wIll be con-
timilied tomorrow ,
TIme secmmilngiy well -founded report that
Chiickaniauga is to be ( lie camping gromumni
for 75,000 volunteers during the summer has
set tue vlmole arniy to talking. The oflicials
refuse to discuss time report , but it is be-
hieved it Is correct. General Brooke Is now
shiendiiig nuch time seeking atldltiomiai
available grounds and it is generally be-
hieved that he has been notified that ( he
nuniber of his men will be doubled. Mamty
excellent locations arc being offei'ed and
there wIll be no difflculty in accommodating
100,000 inca it this number shtouulti be semmt.
There are now 41,000 soldiers at time nmtrlc
amttl this number wiii be largely hmicreased
durimmg tiio next few days.
The hospital of the First division , First
armay corps , hns sixty patients , ot which
twenty nrc Iii with iiieasles. 'rho mcii era
Isolated. The hospital corps is mnmidc UI ) US
follows : Captain V.'akeman , surgeon in
charge , assIsted by Captain Grannis of tile
Third Wisconsin , Captain lVrigbt of the
First Ohilo antI Captain Sturret of the First
Illinois. Dr. Thomas C. Clarke has beemi
appointed to have charge of the hospital of
the Second dIvision of the First corps. Dr.
Ciarke was tahcn from the Twelfth Minne-
sota. Pneumnonlmt is prevalent to a considerable -
siderablo extent , but none of the eases are
believed to lie dangerous.
An order has bean Issued from corps
headquarters directing the divisIon corn-
manders to instruct the brigade comnmnmttl-
cr5 to appoint an officer in each regiment
ns'midge ' advo'eate and try nil offenses which
lo not come undcr the death penalty.
Colonel J. S. Cmilvcr. commandIng the
Fifth Illinois Infantry regiment , has been
named by Division Commander General
Wilson to command the First brigade of
the First division. First army corps , sue-
cceding Colonel Hunt of the First OhIo ,
who has gone to Tampa. The appointment
is effectIve at once. Colonel Culver is now
In charge of ( ho brigade.
The board of army horse buyers , corn-
nosed of Cautain Carsomt , Lieutenant Blunt ,
T.InItnnnnt WInn nnI flr Ponlnrntrnncl
last night from Its tour of mIddle Tennessee
amid Kentucky. During this trip it purchased -
chased Soil sent to the park 450 horses and
fifty mules.
It Is announced front headquarters that
during the next few days a sprinkling sys-
tern will be established In the park. TIme
dust nuisance has become so great that it
mnust of necessity be abated. Many of the
lumen have been made Ill by the clouds of
dust constantly in the air.
'l'he work of paying the Ohio voluiitcors
was completed last night. The amount paid
was 1125.000.
This baa been the most active day at
the park since ( Ito volunteer army assembled -
bled , every regiment anti brigade on the
field hiaving spent from four to five hours
In drills. The men are becoming acus-
tOrnCi to camp thoroughfare , and are being
1)'Jt through ( lie routine of Instructions t'Itli
more vigor each day. Every open field at
( ho park was covered during the morning
antI afternoon with regimnents brigades and
divisIons , amid every command in camnp was
engageti at one time or amiothier during the
day.
Numbers of regiments as yet are omthy
partially uniformed , antI a miuunber have not
yet received their guns , but Captaimi Rockwell - '
well of thie ordnance department is distributing -
uting arias anti ammunition as fast as it
is received , anti he hopes to have every
regiment equIpped within a week or ten
days. An entirely new comnphlmemit of arms
is being supplied as fast as ( lie department
can turmi themn out.
Steps were takemi today to begin as early
as possible Instructions In ( lie use of fire
nrnts , anti orders were issued front head-
qtuarera ( to divisIon commanders to detail
three men from each brigade to select and
prepare rub ranges for target practice. This
branch of millimiry instruction has been
neglected because of ( lie hack of arms. Prac-
( Ice will begin In all brIgades as soon as
they are eqtuliiped.
I'rehiminary work was begun today on
Health is WeaItIi
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DR. E. C. WEST58
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
I TilE ORIGIUAL AU. OTHERS iMITATIONS ,
Is eoldunrlor positive WrItten 6urantee ,
Iiyamithorirod agents only , to cure Weak Memory ,
lJ'mzzlnoa. , WakefulnoBuu , Fits , lii.teruci , ( Jtiick.
0985 , Nijilit LoaeO , 1viI Dreams , buck of Conh.
mienco , t4oryouanosa , Lassltudo , all 1)raine , Youth.
ful Error. , or Lzcessivo Uo of Tubacet , , Opium ,
or Liquor , whIch heads to MIsery , Cvmisurmpttoa ,
hriaanIt sad Death , At store or by maul , $1 a
box ; aixforl5wIthiWritten guarantee to
curt or s'eruutl 1U0flC7. ptniuplojaclL.
age , coatelning five days treatmoutwitli full
instruction. , 25 cents , Ono rauplo emily aulti t'
e&ch person. At .tore or by melt ,
Label Special
: - ' Extra $ trenth.
For Impotency , Loat of
' 4 Power Lost Manhood ,
i3teriliy or Barrennes.4
l a boI six for $3 , with ,
written guarantee
. Atatoro
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Myers hihlon flru Co. , S. 10. Corner
lath mind 1"nruumn SI. . , Omuhu , Neb ,
I
remodelling the Park lintel for a corps hen-
pital , amni ( lie work will be rapidly pushed
uuuitler the dIrection of l.ieuitenauit Colomtel
h1nrtoff , corps sUi'gcon , on. ) assistant stir-
goon genersi of volunteers , Nicholas Seiin ,
( lottlieb Schmcren , private Tliirti Penn.
sliunitia infantry of Phiimuhelphiia , left herd
on the sIck list. died ( lila morning at the
hiospitni of tile First division of ( lie First
corps , of typhoid fever. The body was semit
to Philatleiphirt for interment ,
Iomiaitl McDonald , lirivato First Missouri
infantry of St. Louis , was drowned last
nIght while bathing In Clticknunnuga creek ,
Inaklmig ( lie fiffli maui who has been drowned
iut the same vnters. His hotly is lying to.
nIght. In tin iuntic'rtnklng estahilisluimuciut iii
this city , flnti 110 thircctiomts have yet becti
given as to it tlirpoaitlomi ,
dtmtant Gnuieral Autltur ? .imme.rtlnir , on
( kmiornl'u4adtt'a sttttf , rcCCnIIy appoInted a
brigadier , left today for ( aim 1rnmiet5co , hay-
iuig becti assigned to ( lie ecuninniul of a
btigatio to go to the Pid1lpIiics ,
lIu ii ) ' ( It-.i'r. Fl y iu I Unluhic ,
MOl3hII , Ala , , Juine 3.Orders Auid cotta-
( or orlcm'a caiqo fast at Ucht'mnl Ceppltugcu"n
iieeuiquarter.q todmiy , 'rho uulovettlent of
troops WIll ut nil Itrobattihit ) ' begiut tnmumit'-
row. General Coppinrer left this afterneomi
for 'l'nunpa , it is said 1w will return in a
fo' uhli'S 85 ( lie foriiiatton of his corps
I nuist be perfected hierci ummitler his iersouni
direction , Tue Third , flievcuith and Twenti'
ethi ' , utfnntu'3' i'eghmiicnt nie iv.'bet rcatty to
leave. 'l'Imo Ninciu'cnth lnfmuii ti'y muimI time
Fifth cavalry uvero ou'tlered to itroceed (0 (
San FrancIsco to einbarlm for ( lie Philip-
pluies , but ( lie order was couiitermimnmttleth today -
day ,
Itjj ; : : See That Stamp !
It Is thmo Govcrnmncnt
Internal Revenue Stamp
over the Cork and Cap.
. . . ' sub of every bottle of
OLDCROWd
JiFMITA \
' 'WHISKIES"/
Certifying to the Ago and Purity of time
Whisky.
NOTE.-Tt Is time Govcrnmncnt's Gear.
antee ( hint goes with thit bottling. 5cc
that time minnie W.A. GAINS & CO , Is priuted
on time stamp ,
ALL DEALERS SELL IT
aciway's
a PHI
Purely vegetable , mnhlth and reliable.
Cause perfect IIgestlon. Complete absoi'p-
( iou anti healthful regularity , Far ( lie cure
or mmii thisorder of.thte Stomach , Liver , how-
els , Iitlmic'yi. , Bladder , Ncrt'oims DIseases ,
Torpid LIver ,
sic-Ic 1113A1)ACIIE ,
lNDlGlSTlON ,
lii i1t'SNl3S ' ,
CONSTI PATIOS ,
lYiL'tiI'Sr.t.
Observe tim following 53'mptorna restmlt-
lag from Diseases of the Digestive Organs :
Consipntlon , inward Idles , fuul Imiess of lieOi
in the hicami , iicidity of the ton1aCh , non-
mIca. hearthurmi , dii.giust of food , fullness
or weightin the stOinmiChi , sodr oructations ,
iniclnj or fluttering of ( ho heart. , cimoking
Cu' stmffcicatlng ezmmiiotis , t'Itemi in a lylmig
poi4tUrc , dimness of vision , dots or s'ebs
before the sight , fever nnd dull pain In the
head , deficiemtcy of perspiratIon , yellowness
of the skin and eyes , ham in the side ,
chest , llntbs , rind m.uthien littaltes of heat ,
burnimtg in the ileshi.
A few dose. of RADWAY'S PILLS will
free the system of all ( lie above-named
disorders.
Price , 25 cents per box , Sold by druggists
or scmtt by mall.
Send to Dlt. IIADWAY & CO. , Lock Box
365. New York , for book of advice.
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CONSTIPATION
"I hIve gone 14 daT. at a time without
ninvement nC th. toWeis , fltit Icing atle to
ittOVO ( bern ec'ept by usIng hut atcr Injections ,
Chroimlo cOflItltittIOul , for seveiu years placed me Iii
limlI tettiIie , coi.ditflii , ittirlag that time I diti 0 ? .
eTythluig I bc'sri of hutimOlet fotiumd reiif * sech
Wft * 1(17 C)0 until I t'etmfl iiing CAt'CAlth'TS. I
flow lM , ( . from one to threc laMea a ulay , seth If I ( " '
.rt rich I woulti gito 1100(0 for osch motemooth II
is such toilet , ' At'i.iIit Ii. h1VtT ,
itJ Ruscll st. . betroit. , Mioti.
CANDYRTiC
RTiC
YRADI MASPI PIOmSItRID
I'lcaitnt. I'alftt.tbiut l'otsit , Taste ( hM , Do .
Good , Never Sick. . , iC&er , or little , lUc , 5'C , 100. , , F
. . , CURII OOtSTIPATON. $ . . .
Itrlls1 Re.dy t..rl. , , tL' fc , t.'s'riI , 5 , ' , T tk , 52 %
4
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3i1 I ' ' I i't
G.w. Pangle , M. D.
TIIR GO"JU S.tMARITAN
25 s'tR'S EPIRIENCB ,
JteLtler of fliHmtses of ptcut usid
PROi'iIlTOht OP TIIR
VorItl's 1lerbl ) ) I.Jleuihi.ry of Ill e.hlctwi.
I CUIIII-Ceittu'rhi of hleati , Throat nii.1
ftmuigs , lii.u'ases ) ( ii l'e nra ) ¶ ar , Fits utnd
Apotlcx3' , ilemtrt , lIvcr amid Khtimie ) ' Ilu'cmues ,
lIiubeti' ) , Ilmighit'u. lIseai' ) , tt Vitti Inmice ,
Iimeiiniiitltuit , Sei'il ui is , Lrol.sy ) . cmi red wit htnut
Iiihiiiiuig , 'l'uth'O'ortns remmiou'ed , alt chiouio
Nervous anti Private Din'mmses. '
MANhOODn1t yrniuug'
LOST Ill u-ui luitlie iugcd itmeui.
_ Oiml ) Ph13'SiCiliit who can
S YPHLIS U puOIitlrl3' cure S1'lthi.li4
without ( iestrn3'imig' teeth nmmd bomie. No met.
cli I' } ' or Ptisnhi In luiend im se.I.
rho emily I'iiyslcluti tulmo Cttit tell whimit mmiii
you wIthout nakimug mm qtmesiomL (
'Ihmoso at a distance seiii for qiicatiomt
blamik. No. I for niemi ; No. 2 brvimuCn. .
All correiliontienco strIctly conitdemmtial.
Medilmio sent by express.
, Atl.ircs nil letters to
G , W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
O6 Urommulway , COUNCIL flrITFFS ,
' . siammili for muir.
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Gas and
qk A Gasoline
_ _ _ _ _
in Engines ,
_
. - . Power.
Call oa us or write for prie nail dtriptlOna
DAVID 'Il1t'AmmEY ' CO.
Coiincit hihiitTs , Iowa.
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DOHANY THEATRE
Commencing St'NIAY , JUNE 5 , time miii-
promo fnvoritc , ( 'FIASF-I.ISTFllt ThEA-
'FElt CO. . in zt milmecial prodmictiout of the
Famous War Comedy , In four acts ,
. . .LIIs WOOD. . .
Noto-SlieclOl summer prices for reserved .
seats , hOe. Parquet mtri.l boxes , 25c , Seni
go on sale at timeator box 0111cc fur all semi-
son , mtntl mtum' imight , comnnicmmcing 10 a. in.
Thursday , Jumie 2. Telephone No. 410.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFB WANT8.
DVa'L.INOS. FIIUI'I , , "ATtJt puNl ) aAntncN
land. tot isis or rent. Bay & Ue. 55 Pearl
stre.t. -
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