THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1000.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
dead In a boat on the Des Moines river
yesterday, his body being In tho boat nnd
his head nnd arms hanging over the side Into
tho river. Ho has been subject lo fits nnd
It In believed that one of tbem ended in his
death.
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COUNCIL
JIINOll MtiNTIOX.
Davis sella glass.
Gas fixtures nnd globes nt Hlxby's,
Morehouse & Co., magazines bound.
Hud welter beer. I Hosenfcld, agent.
Fine A. B. C. beer, Ncumaycr's hotel.
Bchmldt's photos, new and latest styles.
Chester Stevenson of Kansas City Is vis
iting relatives, In this city.
Out your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 721 Hroadway. 'IMione 167.
Bee artopravures. Alexander & Co. give
pedal prices on frames for them.
W. C. Kstep, undertaker, 23 Pearl street.
Telephone: Office, 97; residence. M.
The organization of a "Bond row s rlub
amoiiK local wheelmen Is being iiBltuted.
3. Baldwin makes a specialty of clean
ing wall paper and frescoes. 121 12th ave.
The trial Jury In the superior court has
been summoned for Thursday of this wo-k.
Mrs. J. W'cnrln of Hunting, I'1' ' lli0
guest of Mrs. I. C. Bonham of North Sec
ond street.
Tho regular conclave pf Ivnnnoe com
mandery. Knights Templar, will bo held
this evening.
C. H. "Warn of Box Butte, Neb.. Is In the
city for ii f-w days visiting his brother,
Attorney W. H. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall have returned
to this city nnd have rc-establlBtied mem
selves In their homo on Mill street.
V C. D. C. assembly at independent
Order of Odd Fellows' hall April 25. Ad
mission. 25 cents. Whalcy's orchestra.
Tho Daughters of tho American Revolu
tion will meet Thursday evening $ tho
home of Miss Laura Baldwin on Willow
avenue.
H. A. Messmoro nnd family left yesterday
for Madrid, la., being called thero by the
sudden death of Mrs. Mcssraore s father,
A. J. Davidson.
Superintendent G. M. Hohl find a party
of nlllclals of the KansaH City. St. Joseph
& Council Bluffs road were In the city yes
terday morning.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Slogrlst of Salt Lake
City, tltah, nro In the city visiting Mrs.
Hlcgrlsfs brother, H. 1'. Barrett and wife,
on Washington avenue.
Hay Clark filed un Information In Justice
Vlen1 court yesterday charging John
Doe." whoso nnmo Is thought to bo Hayncs,
with nssault nnd battery.
The demand for-dog tags has commenced
nnd City Clerk Phillips has already Issued
a number, although the Hmo for paying the
tax does not commence until May 1.
The commissioners on Insanity havo re
ceived an order from tho Stnto Board pt
Control for the rcleaso of Harry U Blink
ley from tho Stnto asylum nt Clurlmla.
Bert Stlmson, who Is employed In the en
gineering department of tho Oregon Short
line, left last evening for Pocnte lo, Idaho,
nfter a short visit with his family here.
Tho regular meeting of Concordia lodge.
No. 62, Knights of Pythias, will bo held
this evening at Hughes' hall, when there
will be work In tho llrst and second ranks.
Stnr Jupiter lodge. No. 6, will meet
Thursday evening, when all members nro
requested to be present. Uefreshmonts will
bo served at tho close of tho business ses
sion. Charles H. Titus, formerly a conductor on
the west Iowa division of tho Burlington,
now station master of tho Union depot at
Boston, Mnss.. Is In tho city for a few days
renewing old ncuualntnnccs.
Bcrnhnrdt Wittlg nnd Inez Hongg, both
of Omaha, were mnrrled In this city yester
day, the ceremony being performed by Bov.
J. W. Wilson of tho Congregational church
In tho private ofllco of tho clerk of tho dis
trict court.
William I.elk, the South Mnln street
lodglnghouso keeper, charged with assault
ing ono of his guests, an aged German
named Albert Hanne, was discharged In
Justleo Vlen'a court yesterday on motion
of tho nsslstnnt county attorney.
Members of the Young Ixulles' sodality
of St. Francis vler's church are re
quested to nwt Wednesday morning nt
RtfO o'clock at tho resldenco of Mr. nnd
Mrs. James Coyle, 655 Bluff street, to at
tend tho funeral of Miss Motile Coylo.
A special meeting of tho retail clerks will
be held this evening In Iibor hall to tako
further action on tho enrly closing ques
tion. Statn Organizer A. McDermott of tho
International Iletall Clerks' Protective as
sociation will bo present and address tho
meeting.
Tho Injunction secured by W. A. Summit,
restraining Sheriff Cousins from removing
tho stock of liquors belonging to Snm Ford,
nttached under a Judgment secured by tho
banking firm of Olllccr & Puscy. was dis
solved yesterday and tho case In Justice
Vlen's court continued to April 30 by agree
ment. A man named Brndshaw, who Is charged
with stealing a horse on February 2G be
longing to I. Nlxnn of Hazel Dell Is under
nrrest at Schuyler. Neb. Deputy Sheriff
Canning left for tho Ncbrnskan town to
bring him bnck last night. Tho stolen
horse wns found with Bradshaw when ho
was arrested.
Tho eleven tramps rounded up Sunday
night In the yards of tho Northwestern
railway were discharged In police court
yesterday morning nnd given ono hour to
get out of town. Tho tramp problem Is bo
cnmlng a serious ono for tho police. Tho
number of negro tramps Infesting tho city
nnd railroad yards this spring Is more than
usual.
N. Y. riumblns Civ Tel. 2M.
county sDi,i:uiTKXni:.vrs meet.
About Twenty-Five Will Attend
Hound Tnlile Sesnlou Here.
About twenty-five county superintendents
aro oxpected (o bo In attendance at tho
two dnys' conference of the county super
intendents of southwestern Iowa, which
opens in this city this morning. Tho con
ference Is called by Hon. It. C. Barrett,
superintendent of public instruction, under
authority cf the code, which provides that
tho state superintendent may call tho county
superintendents together at such points In
tho state n may be most suitable.
Tho conference will bo held In the ofllco
of Superintendent O. J. McManus in the
county court hou.io nrid tho first session
will bo held at 10 o'clock this morning.
State Superintendent Barrett will preside.
Tho superintendents who will bo present
will bo from tho counties south nnd west
of Dcb .Moines.
No special topics have been assigned to
individuals, but a rfogram of subjects has
been arranged by Ae state superintendent
for open discussion by all members present.
The topics for dlscusilon nro: Ungraded
schools; how muy they be moro thoroughly
systematized and connected with something
beyond? Aro township high schools feasi
ble? Are township graded schools fcaslblo?
When shall small country schoolg bo dis
continued? How can professional train
ing bo provided for the country teachers?
To what extent may It bo required? How
can experience nnd merit bo recognized by
county superintendents In tho examination
and certification of teachers?
Itccent school legislation. Whnt Is most
needed In school legislation? To what ex
tent. -If any. Is Instruction In elements of
agricultural and horticultural sclcnco prac
ticable In tho common schcols?
Tho teachers' reading circle. Why It
should bo supported. How can it be
strengthened?
Tho Normal Institute. Libraries, school
room and decorations. Tho Improvement
of school buildings and grounds.
Prof. McMnnus will bring boforo the con
ference tho question of consolidation of
school districts and tho transportation of
children.
We sell gas stoves on monthly payments
at half the prlco of a gasollno stovo. The
Gai comrany, 23 Pearl street.
V.iint'lifon
Is not complete without a bottle of BLACK
k- TAN "the American Porter" product
of tho Anheuscr-Ruseh Rrewing Ass'n that
rlvalo and excels the brut English Porter,
Stout or 'alt and 'alf. Orders nddreeed to
Geo. Krug, manager Omaha branch, will bo
promptly executed.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Kasturn Nehraska
and Jowa. James N. Cn.-Mdy. Jr..
tii Main riU, Council Uiuru.
BLUFFS.
CHEAPER LIGHT IS IN SIGHT
Ordinances to Reduce Oat of Gas
Electricity Are Prepned.
and
RATES BROUGHT DOWN CONSIDERABLY
Commit (re of Mi-rclinuts' nnd Miuiti
fnuttircrV Association linen Its
Work and It In I'll (o
the Council.
The committee appointed at tho last meet- Attorney James McCnbo to tho city council
Ing of tho Merchants' and Manufacturers' , nst lllRnt, statements to tho same olTect
association haw prepared ordinance tlxing j Wero mado by W. W. Wallace, Judge Mc
the prices to be paid by tho city and prlva.o Geo and Rev. V. S. Barnes, pastor of tho
consumers for gas and electric lighting. They . First Presbyterian church. They headed
nro very similar to the ordinances at pre- J and acted as spokesmen for n committee of
tnt in force In Des Molnen. Both oidinauccu , business men and church members who have
ptovldo for a much lower ecalo than is ut ' organized with a determination to suppress
present In forco in this city. I tho gambling houses of this city In tho ovent
Tho prices fixed for gas nro: For 11- that the mayor and city council do not do
lumlnatlng gas, J 1-30 per 1,000 cubic fecf,
to bo paid on or beforo tho loth of tho i
rconth next succeeding that In which the gas tent composed of members of tho congrega
te furnished; for gas used for heating or ' Hon of the First Presbyterian church, filed
mechanical purposes, $1.10 per 1.000 cubic
feet. If payment Is not made boforo the luth
of the month an additional cbargo of 10 per
tent 1h permitted.
Tho rates for electric lighting are: For
each direct current arc lamp or 2,000 candle, i
power, furnished with D.6 amperes of cur- i
rent with fifty or more volts pressure at the
terminal point. 3 ccnt8 pcr nour. Kor ah !
alternating current arc lamp, furnished with j
fi.fi amnorps nr pnrrnn, ,,i 70
.,.' , ,. , , , , ,
mp ivir E T po n t;' 'h0 ,Bamo I
rate, tor each Incandescent light of not
,uuu ju-viiiiuiv (njnci, 74 tuufc JJUI uuur.
for each Incandescent light of not less than
32-candlo power, 1U cents per hour, in caso
amount of energy stated Is not furnlahcd an
amount in to bo deducted from theso prices
proportionate to tho energy lacking, and for
tho tlmo any nro lamp Is reported out a
deduction Is to bo mado of doublo tho
amount bated upon th,o rates charged.
Both ordinances provldo that compllanco
with their terms shall not bo construed to
extend tho rights of any person, firm or
corporation now using tho streets nnd alleys
of tho city for tho purposo of furnishing
light in addition to tho rights they may
now possess, and nothing in theso ordinances
shall prcjudlco tho rights of tho city to
mako further regulations as to prices for
llghtlng. Any person, firm or corporation,
however, now using tho streets and alleys
for furnishing gas or electric lighting may
contlnuo to do bo If they comply with tho
regulations fixing tho ratcu to be charged
both for gas and electric lighting.
Both ordinances also contain a clauso pro
viding that If any person, lira, or corporation
now occupying the streets and alleys or
tho city shall retueo to furnish gas and
electric lighting at tho rates prescribed, tho
city reserves tho right to declare a forfelturo
of all rights and privileges heretofore pos
sessed by them nnd to compel a vacation or
the streets nnd alleys now occupied by such
persons, firms or corporations, within three
months In case of electric lighting and six
months in caso of gas lighting.
Isn't It to your Interest to know why tho
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar is eo often
preforrod to all others? If you try one you
will know.
Commonwealth 10c cigars are good cigar.
Tho Gas company furnishes gas heaters
for bath and bedrooms free.
DAVIS PAID CASH ON WAIITIAXTS.
One of the Feature of the Suit
for
I'okhchhIoii of School Fluid.
In tho district court yesterday Judge Smith
heard further evidence In the mandamus
caso brought by School Treasurer Haver
stock against Georgo S. Davis, the former
guardian of tho school funds. Davis also
Died an amendment to his answer.
Davis was placed on tho stand for tho
purposo of showing that ho bad In fact been
acting as treasurer of the school district
slnco the canvassing of tho election returns
and tho declaration of election of Haver
stock by tho Board of Education. He testi
fied that ho, as treasurer of the district, bad
paid four orders Issued In February and
Mnrch prior to Haverstock's qualification
and that ho had cashed out of tho school
funds ono voucher for $1,631, dated Mnrch
30, , subsequent to Haverstock's qualifica
tion. Tho payment of these orders was tes
tified to In nn effort on tho part of Davis
to provo that he had been performing tho
functions of tho offlce and that he was de
facto tho treasurer of tho Independent school
district of Council Bluffs.
On the other hand, Understock testified
thnt a number of wnrrants had been drawn
on and presented to him as treasurer, but
that ho had been unable to cash them for
want of funds. Further hearing In tho case
was continued until this morning, when tho
plaintiff will plnco Dillon Ross, secretary of
tho Board of Education, on the stand to
show how It happened thnt Davis was called
upon to cash tho warrants that ho did aitor
Havorstock had been doclarcd elected treas
urer of tho district.
Davis In his amendment to his answer de
nies that Hnverstock has performed any of
tho duties or functions of treasurer of tho
school district slnco ho was declared elected
by tho board. Ho alleges on tho other
hand thnt ho has dono nnd performed every
act and duty appertaining to tho ofllco and
has paid out largo sums out of tho teachers'
and contingent funds since tho dato of tho
Issuance of Haverstock's certificate of olcc
tlon. Ho sets out nUo that ho has slnco
then nnd down to tho present tlmo had tho
solo custody, charge, care and control of all
tho moneys, books nnd papers appertaining
to the oinco In controversy.
During tho afternoon Judge Smith heard
arguments on the motion to strike out cer
tain portions of tho pleadings In tho caso of
Ole Rasmussen against the Eastern Loan
nnd Building association of Syracuse, N. Y.
This suit Is similar to tho ono brought by
Mrs. Field and In which Judgo Oreon, In
handing down a decree for tho plaintiff, took
oecnHlon to arraign In scathing terms tho
manner tho defendant company conducted
Its business.
Tho suit of A. F. Pokorny against O. P.
irtlfAann whlph hns men mhorni! Inn norkot
'for n' number of terms, was dismissed at
plaintiff's costs.
A Jury was impaneled In tho caso of
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evidence commenced.
Hansino Mnnkln, ono of tho heirs of tho
late Hans Rosen, filed objection to the re
port and Inventory
Chris Larson.
of tho administrator,
Davis sells paluta
Howell's Antl-"Kawf curi-n coughs, coldl
Miikoiim Will 111! liquet.
Excelsior Masonic lodge has extended nn
Invitation to all Its members nnd their
women friends, tho members of Rluff City
lodgo and their women friends and tho
members of Harmony chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, to attend a social and ban
quet to be given tomorrow night at Ma
sonic temple. Past Grand Master Llnlnger
of Omaha, Judge Walter I. Smith and Rev.
R. Venting, pastor of tho First Baptist
church, aro to bo the principal speakers ot
tho evening. The program will also in
clude vo'cal selections by Howard F. Strykcr,
Clyde N. Atchison. Miss Caldwell and Mlfs
Nclllo Haworth nnd recitations by S. S.
Fare.
Tho committees In charge are:
Banquet Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wind, Mr.
and Mrs. James McMillan, Mr. 'and Mrs.
W. A. Hlghsmlth.
Reception Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. Del 0. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Copley. Mrs. C. K. Walter, Mrs. J. K.
Cooper, Miss Jcnnlo Pile, Miso Blanch Ark-
right.
Thin Is the first tlmo In Masonic history In
this city that a blue lodgo has Invited
women to nit at Un banquet and the event
promises to bo a memorable one.
tiTii:.s pitoTKsr ox ;.vMiiM(i.
Committee Warn I lie Miijor nnd City
Council of Its Intention.
"This Is the last week that there Is going
: in hn Ernmhllnr- In f'nmipll llliiff " Rn nnnkn
so.
This committee, which Is to a largo ex-
Into tho council chamber shortly niter tho
aldermen had convened. W. W. Wallace
said that a few weeks ago a committee of
j five had been appointed to wait on tho
mayor, but tho Interview had not been sat-
lafactory. Ho said that the majority of
11,0 business men nro In favor of closing tho
Rnmb nJ T00m not ",y, "re .hc "
moral shame and disgrace to tho city, but
,ho; " " '"f 'KL,, bv
Attorney McCabo prefaced his address by
Rtntlng that his committee had been In-
formed that three gambling rooms, open,
i.i hLi t, m, it h,h.
tics, wcro In existence In the city. Tho com
mltteo had been Informed that the city
needed tho revenuo derived from tho licen
sing of these resorts. This ho characterized
as n disgrace and Insisted that tho city
officials had no nnthorlty to license gamb
ling. He admonished tho mayor and alder
men that If any one of them persisted In
refusing to enforce tho laws that ho would
not bo an official of tho city for many days
moro.
Rev. Dr. Barnes of tho First Presbyterian
church stated that ho hnd. spoken to be
tween seventy-five nnd 100 representative
business men, nnd from these conversations
lio was satisfied that there was a decided
nnd deep determination that tho gambling
houses should bo suppressed.
Judgo McOec, who was Introduced as
chairman of the legal commlttco of tho or
ganization, mado the concluding arguments.
Ho said that the commlttco was determined
to' enforce tho law and closed the gnmbllng
rooms would be, even If the city oillclals ro
fuscd to do It.
There being another member of tho cam
mltteo anxious to speak tho mayor called
on tho city clerk to proceed with the busi
ness. Beforo tho clerk started to read the
next document boforo him Attorney McCabo
again took tho floor nnd requested tho coun
cil to let tho committee know whnt nctlon
It Intended taking In the matter. The mayor
said ho could not toll right nway as he do
sired to consult with the aldermen first.
"Can you let us know by tomorrow after
noon?" said McCabe.
"Possibly," answered Mayor Jennings, and
this seemed to satisfy tho commltteo as Iho
members at ohco filed o'ut' of the council
chamber.
The ordinances drafted by tho commlttco
of tho Merchants' and Manufacturers' as
sociation fixing tho rates to bo charged for
gas and electric lighting woro submitted
and laid over under tho rules. Chairman
Casper of tho association presented tho or
dinances and asked favorable consideration
of them at tho hands of the council nnd that
thoy bo not pigeonholed. Routlno matters
took up tho evening.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read, 541 B'way.
Mr. Riley C-ccnt clear.
MImkIiiu: Mini Til rim l'l Demi.
DECORAH. Ia., April 23. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho body of Theodore Thorfon, who
had been missing hero for two weeks, was
found enrly this morning in the river, back
of Relum's slaughter house, lodged ngalnst
a wiro fence. Foul play was suspected,
but the finding of his purse and money In
his clothes goes to show that he wandered
Into tho river and was drowned. Thorson
was Intoxicated when last seen alive.
llriiUcninu Killed.
WHAT CHEER, la., April 23. (Special
Telegram.) Robert Moffatt. aged 21, a
brnkoman on tho Burlington. Cedar Rapids
& Northern, was instantly killed this morn
ing while switching. Moffatt's foot was
caught and ho fell, a car running over him
and cutting ills head off.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Relieves the sense of fullness, distress
nnd pain in the stomach after meals.
Maks dlcestlon natural nnd easy.
Genuine bean name HoniroKo's on wrapper.
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TWO CENTS....
WORTH OF GAS
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' .
water heater made.
C. IH.VIIY & SON.,
Morrlam Block, Council Bluffs,
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TAXISC HIE RAIL
Assessment that Oansed a Sensation in Iowa
$It.de Fnblic
HOW TAX GATHERER SIZES THEM UP
form Itnlirnnil ConimlMsliinpr 'Will
Attend MeetliiK I" St. I.oul to
Discuss FrrlKht Clnssl
llcntlou. DES MOINES, April 23. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho railroad assessment, which has
created such, a furore in Iowa political cir
cles because of Treasurer's Herrlott's pro
ttst, was given out today by Secretary of
Stato Dobson.
Forty-flvo systcimo nro Included In tho
assessment nnd It makes nn aggregate of
$15,899,325. Tho assessments aro of special
Interest thin year because of the publicity
given them by Treasurer Herrlott, who
says they arc unequally adjusted and not
In conformity with tho laws of tho state.
Tho largest assessments are as follows:
Chicago & Northwestern, $7,937,590; Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific, $7,120,169; Chi
cago, Minneapolis & St. Paul, $8,170,916;
Chicago, Burlington & Qulney, $4,913,794;
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern, $4,
261.628; Iowa Central, $1,720,186; Dubuquo
& Sioux City, $3,314,328; Chicago & Great
Western, $2,200,899; Keokuk & Western,
$456,120; Wabash, $411,420.
Tho railroad commissioners will go to
St. Louis Wednesday to meet with the Illi
nois nnd Missouri commissioners for a con
sultation on classification. Tho Iowa com
mUuloner3 say a change In classification
means nothing lets than a change In rates
and whllo they aro not euro what It Is tho
Illinois und Missouri commissioners want,
they will not enter Into any agreement In
St. Louis which will affect Iowa btislnetw.
No change has been asked In Iowa by cither
railroads or shippers.
Tho Board of Control today docldcd upon
Wednesday as tho time to carry out tho law
passed by tho last legislature and close
tho Homo for tho Blind at Knnxvllle.
Governor Shaw left for Washington, D. C,
to meet with tho governors of tho Louisiana
purchase territory Friday to work in the
Interest of tho St. Louis World's fair.
Clarcnco Shoemaker, aged 25, waa found
LAME BACK,
ACHING JOINTS,
LOSS OF APPETITE.
all mean
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And build your own Home upon it, and
Stop Paying Rent.
Some vacant lots located in Central sub addition, Potter it
Cobb's addition, Omaha addition and Wright's addition.
These lots will be sold at real bargains. In a year or so thoy
will bring double the money asked for them now. Apply at
Bee Office. Council Bluffs.
Dyspep
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Dyspepsia cornea on stealthily! There's tho full feeling after eating, then tho belching of gas, suddon. darting
pains, palpitation of tho heart, confused mind and, perhaps, melancholy and anxiety. Tho nerves becomo unstrung and you
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OKOROH V. HERVKY. the successor of Wm. Jennings Hryan as editor of "The Omaha World-IIerahl," Omalin, N eb..
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t'omtrrsmunii Hull Chosen,
AMES, la.. April 23. (Spcclal).-Tho ac
tion of tho republicans nt tho primaries
held hero last Saturday in ctvlnc Cnneress- i
man Hull of tho Seventh district nn over -
whelming endorsement over Payne of
Nevada, will lead to Mr. Hull's receiving the
republican nomination In this district with
out any opposition. Mr. Hull's victory In
this county was complete. Mr. Payne being
unablo to carry n single ward In his homo
town. Hull received 979 votes nnd Payne
651. This gives Hull tho entlro delegation
lium o,ui; lulling, tin MUMl-l IMV ll l.lltl. J
rules thero Is not such n thing as a divided
delegation here. Tho only other office on
which any contest was mado was that of
county attorney. Georgo A. Underwood of
Ames received tho nomination against V. S.
Alderman of Nevada.
fltiiirrrl May Und In 31 order.
CLINTON. In.. April 23. (Special Tele
gramsHenry Lund, Peter Burko and Bob
Hngunln became Involved In a quarrel nt
Ccmanche, this county, Sunday and Lund
shot Burke twice, perhars fatally wounding
him. Lund was arrested and lodged In tho
county Jail. Burke Is nt tho hospital In a
prccurlous condition.
Out of CoiiKrcMMlomil Itncc.
OtTUMWA, la., April 23. (Special Tele
gram ) Tho Courier todny publishes n let
ter announcing tho withdrawal of G. L.
Waterman from tho congressional rnce In
tho Sixth district on account of new busi
ness plans which will tako him outside of
tho stato mcst of tho time.
PILES
"I nuffbroil tho tortnrcn of tho damned
with protruding piles brought on by constipa
tion with whloh I was afflicted for twenty
ycM. I ran across your CASCARETS In tho
town of Newoll, la., and never found anything
to equal them. To-day I am entirely f rco from
piles nnd feel llko a new man."
C. 11. K eitz, llll Jones at., Sioux City, In.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TRADE MARK RtOISTf SIO
rieaiant. rentable. Potent. Tanto Oond. vo
Good, NOTor blckcn. Weaken. or Gripe. 10c, 20C.KW.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
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Mfl..7n.nfiP fold b nd rnrrantped by nil drug.
SOME:
Good Things
CHOCOLATE
FRAPPE...
Sold by Flnr Trade.
In the Following Flavors:
Vnnllln, Coltce, Haspbcrry,
rineupplc, Lcmou, OrniiKC,
... JOHN C ...
Woodward & Co.
SIiinufnctiirliiK Confeot loners.
Jobbers of llliib Cirndc Clears.
COUNCIL IILUI'FS, IA.
Ktiniilly (ionil for lec or Liquid Air,
XO MintOIIKS
AllSOI.l Ti: ClltCl I.ATIO.V
XO T.VIXTI'.O WATI3H
XO COXXKCTIOX IIIJTWHHX
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U Allt tlmn any ItcfrlKt-rntor iiiiule
GOLE.
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Kay's Renovator
DR. B. J. KAY MEDICAL
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Chicago, Jan. 22. 1900.
Warner's Safe Cure is a line remedy for building
up a broken down system, and I know, p:rsonally, of
several cases of kidney and liver troubles which were
permanently cured through its use. In fact I know of
nothing which equals it and am glad to speak a good
word for it. ELIZABETH VETTER.
Chairman Shoo Operators' I'ulon No.
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DISTRIBUTORS:
ltoiicitTsox nuns.,
Omnha nnd Vicinity.
W K. CRESH &
NO CURE, NO PAY
Dr. McLaughlin's Offer to Weak Men
My Electric Belt is a positive cure tor weak men. It
gives the vitalizing power of electricity direct to all weak
parts, developing the full, natural vigor of manhood. It re'
moves all the effects of youthful error and excesses forever.
I want every weak man, every man who is not the man ha
t should bo, to uso it, and to
effects.
PAY FOR IT WHEN CURED
After you are cured you can pay mo , and then tho prlco will bo only lial
rrhat Is asked for the old-style belts, which have boon blistering nnd burnins
tho backs of their wearers for the lajt thirty years. My licit Is three times ns
strouK us uny other belt sold, and is tho only ono Uiat does not blister tho
flesh. Write today for ray SO-page book.wlth information. Address
dr, m, c, Mclaughlin,
aid your stomach needs. Dr. Kay's Ilcnovator tones up tho wholo
rushing Hood of pur0 rich blood and restores strength nnd energy,
Kay's Renovator nro NOT made or sold
CO. SARATOGA SPRINCS, N. Y.
vstem
Builder
01.
HOTIIH.M
KIlC .1- SCIIl.tlSS,
State of Nebraska.
SONS, Makers.
tell his friends of its surprising
214 State Street.
Chicago.
i
Controls
The Minds
And Lives of Its
Poor Victims
aro very Irltablo and Impatient,
This
dlgestlvo apparatus, invigorates ovory
health and happiness to tho poor dys-
but you ennnot become TOO famllUr
had tho worst form of Dyspepxla for
ho s.iys: "I whh Induced to try Dr.
my old trouble.'
by anyono anywhere,
At druKlats or