TUTS OMATTA. DATLY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1900.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Stt.VOIl MBM'IO.V.
Davis sells glass.
"Mr. P.lley," G-oent cigar. .
Leffert, 230 Hdy., tests eyes free.
Gas fixtures and Rlobcs tit IJIxby's
Fine A H C. beer, Ncumayer's hotel.
Dr. Stephenson. 101 Pearl St. Tel. 5K.
Bchmldt's photos, new and latest styles.
Cnb photos J1.60 doz. Williams, Ml Udy.
Wollmnii. nrlentlrlc nptlrlnn. 4W H'd'y.
W. J. Hosteller. dentist. Hah'win block.
J. C. & W. Woodward, architects, 523 Hdy.
W K. Lewis i-ells tnonutnents. 301 H way.
Lemp's beer, Soonko Hoyscn. sole agent.
Ilest beer. H idwcls-r 1.. Unsenfeld. Ant.
Oet your work done at the popular Bonle
laundry, "21 Hroadwny 'Phone Id.
W C. F.step. undertawer. ZS Pearl strct.
Telephones: Offlee. 07; residence. 33
W. F. Ornft. undertaker nnd licensed em
balnier. 101 South Main street. Phone. u
Clarence F.mpkle left ymterdny for Iowa
City where he will enter the suite uni
versity. A picture trlven free with r-noh frame
boUKiit In September of C. K. Alexander As
Co , 313 Ilrondwny
For sale, thlrteen-room, two-story frame
hotel hulldliiK lnuulro .it IllUff City Inun
dry, 34 North Main
While Tto?e llebekah IoiIkc No. 2SI will
meet this evening In regular session at
the usual time and pl.ire.
Miss Mary Jones of l.f avenworth. Kan..
In the Ruest or Mrs. A. Mctwr and M"s.
A. I.oulc of Mvnsier str-"i.
riilKudler Toft, divisional olllrer of the
Salvation army, will rondu.t lltt srrvlees
trulKhl at the loral b.irr.icks.
Cltv Auditor I. Hvaiis will leave to.
dnv for i 'iitnberland. In. where he ,lll
spend his vacation with relatives.
Several larlnads of Imported croekerv
ware were tcrclvrd at the customs house In
this rlty this week conslKlied to W. A.
Muurer.
A marriage license wns Usuet' yester.
d;iv to T C. Hnnfrldt. lined 41. nnd M. K
Jlnnfeldt. nacil iV both from Pfrsln, In
Justice fivlde Vlen performed th imr
rlnpe reretnonv
Hub Thompson, arrested Thursday ovo'i
liK for peililllnu "phony" ewi Iry. was u
t.ced $1 anil costs, amount ln; to $'''", ri
police court yesterday morning. He H
hoarding out the line.
Mrs F T. Mcl'herroti of Hardin town--lilp
either lost or had her pocket boo'c
stolen at the postolllce vesterday after
noon II contained about t!i In cash ami .1
money order receipt for J2.'.f0
Owing to rehearsals for "Alice In Won
derland" the regular meeting of the llusy
lire" of Ira ee church will not be held this
nfternoon, as previously unnoiticed. at the
residence n.Mra. O. tl. Jackson.
Mike H. H.illtnau. a laborer of Audubon.
Ta . tiled a voluntarv iietltlon In bntik
ruptcv ostcrduy In the I'nltcd States dis
trict coirt hete. Ills labilities uRnrcRate
VM !).". iiKiilnst which he has no assets to
offer.
Flovd Cole, charged with b-r iU m: l"t '
(ho storo of C. l,o-."th on Sixteenth ave
nue and Seventh street en the nUht of
August is last, had his preliminary hea--Inr
hi. fori. Justice Ferrlrr ycs.crday nft
ernoon n'ld was ill'iharced. tile, cvtd 'li e
being Insutllelent to warrant binding aim
over to the grand Jury.
Chief of Police Albro tecelved a letter
esterdav from William Mill " mm ,u.
Wis. asking him to locate Louis llub'n
un i.ij uiriiuoii The votine man rini"
, Cnniicll (Huffy nbout rlKht weeks inn
and Is supposed to be working for s line
lnllroad company. 11111 Is HrK iinu wains
vounK Itoblnson to return home.
llev J Sims will oicuoy the pulpit to
morrow morning at the lllondwny Mel
odist church In the absence of Mie pastol
Iter M. C. Wnddell. There will he no
preaching service In the cvenltin. Sund iy
school will be held at noon. meeting of
th Junior Kpworth league at 1 p. m aivl
the meeting of the Senior F.pworlh lentil"
nt 7 p. m
The police received woril esterday tlm
the suit of clothes aliened to have bre-i
stolen nt Tara. la., by Thomas Kelley, an
Illinois Cenlral railway section band ar
rested In this city, has lieeti found where
Kellev Is supposed to have bidden It. Kel
ley Is still at the city Jail' here, hilt til?
nuthoiilles at Tarn are expected to come
for him today.
Murray mid Mack la "h'innlguii s HaJJ
nl the bohany thenter Mtmlnv night wt
,i.,,,i,i i.. n .ir.-iwlnir .itiriu lion lor
theatergoers. It N said Ibil the sccn-ry
Is niaRtilllcent. RorReous MMtinius. wl Hi a
bevy of pretty Rlils and funny cmudlars,
and with MurrH and Mm-k It Is enoujn
to tnsnre a Rood farce lomedv nnd "i
collent entertainment all the way throng l.
Mrs Mollle Tripp nccunyliiR part of a
res dence Cut-off with' Mr-. Kll'-ab-ih
Hpraktls, was arrested esterduy mornhiR
on complaint of the latter who chaiRed h r
with ste-llnR a silk shirtwaist At he
hearliiK before JudRe Aylesworth In tb"
afternoon there was no evidence fotthcoin
IriR beyond the .omplalnliiR wltness s word
to show that Mrs. Tripp Imd ever seen th
parmcnt and the court prompfy dlscharRed
Mike Smith, the ynuns fellow chai-Rcd
with stcnllilR coal from Minor Jennings
ards. had a urelltnlniiry liearlnK befoie
lustlco Vlen yesterdav afternoou and was
bound over to the Rrnnd Jur. Ills lm I was
(lxed In the sum of tlfn) on condition tint
he keep away from the saloons, but IT r
rourt learnei be was frcinenlliiR them the
bond would he raised to $1 0j Smith ex
to furnish a bond today I'eiiillnK
which he was recommitted to the county
In"- , ..
Further word concemliiR lh.- death or
Wllllatii Schott at Hakerstleld. (.Ml., was
received by his mother Vf'!",1r',n.yi.,.n!Jr!!n!5i
It appears that he dropped dead In i J'"''
and 'the doctors pronounced the ca use .to
be heart failure. VounK Schott left here
nbout three years iiro and when ust beard
fro about a year iiro. he was borliiR lor
nil thouRh he wns a baker by trade. 1 he
fnmlly here understood lie was married o it
west u year iiro, but thev know nothing
ubotit his family
N. V. I'lumblnc Co., teleonono ISO.
Delays the Sort lor.
OwlnK to tuo repairs on tho blK smoke
stack at tho powor house not bclnK com
pleted, the motor company has been forced
to postpone tho opening of Its ICast Omaha
eervlro over tho Tcrmlnnl company's hrldRc.
announced for today, until about ten days
later. While tho repairs on tho smoke stack
nro In process the company Is obliged to
use the old nowrr house and with the nddl-
tlonal service to Lako Mnmiwa would be
..nnt.iA in furnish sufficient power for the
Kast Omata Hue.
Davis sells paint.
DEMOCRATS ARE VERY COY
County Offices May Almost Go by Default
This Year.
CANDIDATES SCARCER THAN HEN'S TEETH
D D . of Omaha, former pastor of the same
church of which Mr. Officer had been a
lending member since Its organization. The
music wns furnished by n quartet composed
of Mesdnines Mullls. W. W. Sherman and
Messrs. Charles Illgdon and W. V. Thick
stun. Following the services nt the house the
remains were taken to Walnut Hill cem
etery, where Interment was private. The
pallbearers, all deacons of the First Pres
byterian church, were: Judge J. II. Heed.
Dr. Woodbury, J. II. Westcott. L. C. Kmp
klo, F. U. Warner, J. M. Oursler. C. l'arma
lee and F. Hoagland.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Patriots I'litrlllliiR In Snorlllcc TIiimii
Neltes In it Hopeless Contest unit
the County Committee Is In u
Hellenic rrccllciioieiil.
The democrats are experiencing consid
erable difficulty in securing candidates
who nrc willing to accept tho party nomina
tions for the vnrlous county offices to bo
voted on next November. Nearly eery one
of the "possibilities" so far approached
has llatly refused to be led out like a Iamb
for the slaughter. They are not willing
to expend their time nnd money-running
after offices to which they realize they can
not bo elected. The difficulty In securing
candidates Is what has prompted County
Chairman Zurmuehlen to put off to such
n late date the call for the county conven
tion, lie was fearful that If he called It
nny sooner there would be the same ex
perience as at the Judicial rnnv;ntlon, when
the democrats had to adjourn for the sim
ple rcniion that they wore unable to dls
cotcr any candidate willing to accept the
nomination and make the race.
Now that the call for tho county conven
tion has been Issued the lenders of the
county democracy are making a grand
hustle to find sufficient candidates to ac
cept the nominations. So far their ef
forts have not met with much success.
For clerk of the district cctirt C. H. Mc
Crady of Macedonia has been npproached
with the offer of the nomination, but ao
far he has not consented to be considered
n candidate. Mr. McCrady Is a prominent
Implement, denier , of Macedonia anil his
friends say that under no clrcumstnnces
will he permit his name to come before
the convention In connection with the nom
ination for clerk of the district court. Ills
Is the only name mentioned so far In con
nection with this nomination.
I.oenl Plltrlots tie Wary,
For the nomination for county auditor
pressure has been brought to bear upon
Thomas Howman and Louis Zurmu-hlen,
Jr., both of this city, to accept the nomina
tion, hut they hate both refused. Tho
leaders of the party are now hunting for
some one who will be willing to nccept
the "honor." No democrat has been found
yet who wanls th nomination for county
recorder, but it is said that Hoscoe Harton
of Avorn Is billing to ofler himself as a
sacrifice In the Interests of democracy and
accept the nomination fcr canity attorney.
John 1'. Organ was the choice for this
nomination, but he has retuscd to run for
any ofllce.
In the matter of the nominations for two
members of the Hoard of County Super
visors there seems to be more hope for
the democrats, ns It Is said that there are
at least four members of tho partv who
uro anxious to try their rnances nt "rsvur
Ing a seat on the board. Tho four men
tioned as possible candidates for the nom
inations are: (leorge Dye of C.irscn. Hu
Rcne Stupfel of Hardin township. James
Holler of Wright township and Link In
gram of Keg Creek township.
The convention Is called for Wednesday,
September 26, nnd the caucuses to select
delegates will be held Friday evening,
September 21.
I'olltlcnl Not ci..
Tho speaking campaign for the republican
party will begin In this city and county
nl.out October 1. and It Is proposed to keep
thlncs humming from that time until th
day of election. Tho schedule of speakers
Is now being prepared and will be ready
for announcement In a few days.
Chairman Wright of the republican county
central committee Is hopeful of being nble
to recure I'nltcd Stntes Senator Dolliver for
a speech here.
A number of good speakers are being ar
ranged for the weekly meetings of the Mc-Klnlcy-Hoosevelt
club.
Captain Ferrler expects to have the new
uniforms for the McKlnley Ouard here he
fore tho meeting next Thursday night. The
uniforms for tho Colored Voters' Marching
club have also been ordered and are ex
pected hero shortly. The latter will .con
sist of gold cap3 and capes and white Icg
gliis. The members will carry torches. The
uniform of the McKlnley Ouard will be
tho same as four years ago, white duck
suits, helmets and leggings and the mem
bers will carry llambcaux.
IK-alth Ofllcer I'hll Wurrham Is out for the
democratic nomination for Justico of the
peace.
.i"ri:i, i iimiALF of oUiViisto.v
.Mnyor .Icnnlnu" t rue tlir Cltlr.cn to
Cont rllmtc to the Itellef.
Mayor Jennings has Issued an nppeal to
tho vltzens of Council Hluffs to contribute
to the relief of the terrible disaster nt
Oolveston'. The following proclamation
was Issued by him yesterday:
Olllce of the Mayor, Council Muff. li..
Sept 14, 1'irt. To the Citizens of Council
Hluffs: The reports from Onlveston show
the recent calamity which has befallen f'O
'iiilf rlty and vicinity to be one of the
most appulllng history has ever recorded
nnd the suffering there existing appeals for
help from every quarter of our country
Subscription lists will be found at Camp
Hros.' drug store and I ask our charitable
citizens to contribute ns liberally us they
can to the relief of our distressed coun
trymen. Those who desire can mull thc.r
checks to me and 1 will see the proper
ircdtt Is given through the paiiers.
VICTOR JF-NNIN.()S, Mayor.
The mayor Is anxious that his appeal be
liberally responded to, so thnt he will be
enabled to forward a good-sl.cd check to
the authorities of the storm-devastated
Texas ilty. Speaking of his appeal, he
said: "Council Hluffs cannot afford to
stand back. ICvery city of nny size In the
country Is responding liberally to the ap
peal for help that has gone up from Texns.
The nerds of the survivors of the nwful
ratnstrophc arc pressing and $1 contrib
uted nt the present time will do more good
than $5 later on. Tho people of Gnlvcston
hate always been to tho fore when assist
ance was needed for other cities and now
In their hour of dlro distress they should
receive the same assistance that they have
so freely bestowed on others In the past.
Kvery citizen should contribute nt least
something to help swell the fund and keep
up tho name of Council Hluffs."
In accordance with "an order Issued by
Hlshop Cosgrnve of this, diocese a collec
tion will be taken up nt both the Catholic
churches In this city tomorrow nt the early
and morning masses for tho relief fund for
the (liilvcstnn storm victims.
DES MOINES GUESSED WRONG
Census Returns on Iowa's Capital Aro a
Surpriso to the Residents.
POPULATION SHOWS A GOOD INCREASE
lottn Women ( nil on lloinlllonn Stutf
Ccntrul Com in It too mill (lifer the
.SuKUesdon Tliut They Ho I2n
ouuriiKoil to Ortcnnlre ('lull.
Last Thursday W. A. Maurcr of Coun
cil Hluffs paid as duties Into the customs
house of this city upwards of $2,000 upon
several carloads of imported earthenware.
r.nilmruo on I'livlliK.
It Is beginning to look very doubtful If
cry much more or In fart any more pav
ing will be laid this year. The work on
North Main street will be completed In a
day or so. when Contractor Wlckhani will
commence the (iraham avenue sewer. K.
A. Wlckluim has a number of men can
vassing the property owners on tho streets
ordcted paved for signatures to waivers to
all objection lo the paving assessment. The
canvass on Washington avenue has so far
not proven very successful, only four or
live property owners having signed
the waivers. Most of tho property
owners say they are anxious for
the paving nnd that it should he done
this year, but contend thnt the contractor
should be willing to take the certificates
DES MOINKS. Sept. 14. (Special Tele
gram.) The announcement of tho official
census showing the population of Dts
Mclnes to be 02,139 was received with sur
prise and wonderment by most of the citi
zens of Dps Moines today. While the city
has generally claimed from 70,000 to 75.
oao, It was confidently believed that the
official returns vsould show from 70,000 to
7.000. Tho surprise at the aggregate re
turns changed to good feeling and rejoic
ing, however, when It was nolle. (I that the
percentage of Increase was 24, an excellent
Bhowlng for the capital city within the past
decade. Tho most surprise at tho returns
was evidenced among the postal authori
ties of Des Moines. Tho postal officials
were loudest In their claims, Immediately
after the completion of the census by Su
pervisor Hlgglns and his assistants, that
thousands had been omitted In the enumer
ation. The nuthorltlrs nrr still of the
opinion that the otflrlal figures do not do
Justice to Des Moines. The olllclal figures
announced today are 4,000 less than tho
returns of tho postal census taken In Fel
ruary, lStifi, which showed Des Molncs to
bo over tit;,O0O then, l the authorities
claim there has surely been no decrease
since then.
The census office today nnnouueed the
population of Des Moines. The figures
are: moo, U2,i;in; iso, &u,u:ij. nie ngures
show for the city as n whole an Increase
In population of 12,010, or 24.05 per cent
from ISI'0 to 1900. The population by wards.
In 1900 Is as follows: First ward, 9.407:
Second ward, S.533; Third ward. 11.109;
Fourth ward, 9,344; Fifth ward. 8.32.":
Sixth ward, 10,77; Seventh ward. 4,659.
The grouth of the city has been as follows:
1900. 62,139; IS9.1. f,3.19; 1S90, 50.093; 1RS5.
32.498; 18S0, 22.408; IS75, 14,443; 1870, 13,
035; 1860, 3,965; 1850. 502.
.onress Will io Free.
Miss Mattle Mash, the young negrcss
who confessed to the murder of William
Foster, the colorifl attorney, will in all
probability go free. Her attorneys havo
In their possession an affidavit signed by
Foster while ho was In the hospital fully
exonerating her from all blame and recog
nizing tho Justice of her nlleged provoca
tion. The girl's claim that she was driven
to desperation because Foster seduced In
under promise of marriage and then re
fused to marry her Is apparently corro
borated and Is fully believed. I'nder th
circumstances, it is not bellcvjl an In
dictment will be found against her. Im
mediately upon the. death of Foster yes
terday afternoou, uu officer placed her un
der arrest and she occupies a cell In the
city Jail. Her father U well off and says
ho will spend all his wealth If necessary
lu defending his daughter.
The republican women of Iowa will lm
given an opportunity to take part in the
campaign for McKlnley nnd Itoosevelt.
Tho republican stuto central committee
was called upon by well known women to-
Hollow Eyes
- Sunken Cheeks
Tell of coming nervous prostration These symptoms serve to wrti yon that danger threatens
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feeling of exhaustion, dizziness, cold extremetlcs
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weakness of limbs, pale or sallow complexion.
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sharp pains, shooting pains, lack of energy, falling memory, twitching of muscles, horrid
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of assessment, without an additional guar
nntee from tho property owners. Contractor day and the latter'fl suggestion that the
Wlckhani on the other hand does not foci
Justified In going ahead nnd laying the pav
ing nnd then havo the certificates .when ho
attempts to collect them, attacked and pay
ment of them resisted by the property own
ers. When seen yesterday Conti actor Wlckham
staled that the matter was still In tho
hands of his attorneys and until he se
cured an opinion from them, he could
not say whether he would proceed with the
paving or not. As most of the paving on
Ilroadwny between Twelfth nnd Thirteenth
streets will be paid for by the Illinois Cen
tral railway this contract, Mr. Wlckham
said, would be carried out as Boon as the
curhlnc was ready.
Domestic soap sella on Its morlts.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
rremtume given with Domestic soap.
Itrnl 13tn( Trnnsfors.
The followltift transfers wer tiled yes
terday In the abstract, title and ban llt'c
of .1 W 8iiulrt, 101 Pearl street:
Charles Deetken and wife to 1' rd ( .
Wegener, lot II, block 1. Oak drove
nddltlon w il . . . "'
Andrew Chrlstensen and wife to 11
llani B Hamford. r'n -e'4 '.'-i. -12- ,
w d - '
Andrew Chrlstensen mid wile to Henry
Hentlnge, se neit 2S 77 42. W d.. l.fi
Three transfers, total J 1'
LADIES
New Fall Shoes
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HAMILTON'S
412 BROADWAY.
Illnlrli't Court .Votes,
Mri. I.lef Hurke commenced suit lu the
district court yesterday for divorce from
William Hurko to whom she was married
In Do Witt. Neh.. July 11. ISSfi. She al
leges cruelty a grounds for the annullmeut
of her marriage. In addition to the di
vorce she nslis for the custody of their only
child, a daughter aged 0 sears and that sh
be given the homestead and $10 per month
as permanent alimony, f 150 as temporary
nlitr.ouy ponding the suit, $50 In order to
prepare her caae and $200 attorney fees.
W. S. Davis, Indicted for the larceny of
a bicycle from the I.nthrop Novelty com
pany of this city, enterod n plea of guilty
and was sentenced to thirty days In the
county Jail. Davis has been ubout seven
teen weeks in Jull awaiting trial.
The case of H. Douglas, Jr., against I.ouls
Douglas and other heirs of the late H.
Douglas was. on application of the plain
tiff, rein dated yesterday, the order of dis
missal being set aside and vacated as Inad
vertantly made. The parties to the sul
havo been unable to agree upon a partition
of the estate.
The re'lt Jury Is summoned for next Mon
day, when tho trial of law cases will he
commenced.
Tho trial of criminal cases, of which thero
Is nn unusual number, will not be taken up,
so County Attorney Klllpack stated yester
day, before the first or second weok in Oc
tober As Judge Macy has to hold court at
Red Oak next month. It Is probable that a
number of the criminal cases will have
to go over until tho November term.
Gravel roofing. A. H Head, Ml Broadway.
r.0.000 cakes Domestic soap used in Coun
cil Hluffs last month.
I'ltOIIIIUTIOMSTS
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Ciiiiilhtntro fur President mid Vice
President Will Spenli nt I'l. Ilodnr.
FOUT DODGB. la., Sept. II. (Special Tel
egram.) One of the biggest prohibition
campaign meetings to be held In the wos.
this fall will take place In Fort Dodge on
Saturday, September 22. Tho arrangements
have Just been completed and tho nnnounco
mi nt made public. The list of speakers will
Include Hon. John G. Woolley, prohibition
caudldnto for president, and Henry O. Met
calf, candidate for vice president.
Other speakers will be Samuel Dickey, ed
itor of the Chicago Voice; Volney H. Gush
ing, "tho new mnn from Maine:" Oliver W.
Stewart, ehnirmnn of tho national prohibi
tion committee; Itev. R, L. Baton of tho
First Methodist church at Des .Molncs; Hon.
M .W. Atwood of Bslhervllle, Colonel l'llls
bury of Ragle Grove, candidate for secre
tary of state on the state prohibition ticket.
Tho presidential and vlco presidential
candidates can only remain here for half nn
hour, but the time will be well taken up.
They will bo met at tho Illinois Central
depot and taken to tho Duncombe house,
facing the city park, where Mr. Woolley will
deliver one of his half-hour speeches. After
his departure tho local prohibitionists will
devote tho rest of the day to speaking and
exercises.
L'se Domestic rnap. It's the best.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated in KuMurn rteurak
and Iowa. Jamv N. Casady. Jr.,
W Muln tit I'liincll rutw
MONEY TO LOAN,'.'.1:,.';::
Savings Loan and Building Associat'n
Council Blufl't. low.
hllei'u i lull luvtn I'll r ni er.
INDRPBNDBNCB, la.. Sept. II. Elmer
Crny, a farmer In Mlddloflold township, was
visited by tho whltccaps Inst night. Ho
wns severely flogged and treated to a coot
of tar and ordered out of the country. Cray
iv ns recently pluced under pence bonds
for assaulting his father.
DottHi'i- SpenkN In Heolson,
DENISON. Ia.. Sept. 13. (Special.)
I'nltcd States Senator J. P. Dolliver of
Fort Dodge addressed a very large udl
erec at the Gormanla hnll last evening.
wives, mothers and sisters be permitted
to show their patriotism In fact, be cn
couraged to orgnnlze dubs and take pari
In political demonstrations, was well re
ceived. The committee heard the womei
and were convinced of the practicability
of the plan enrolled hy them. No definite
action was taken by the committee, but
the fair visitors were assured that any
thing tho commltteo could do to tV them
would be cheerfully performed.
William Dudley Foulko, the great re
publican orator, is coming to Des Moines
September 26. He Is to be tho guest ot
the Grant Republican club and will attend
a reception nnd banquet nl the club housu.
Miss Delia Weeks, the well known army
nurse who went to the front with the
Fifty-first Iowa, started for Galvestou to
day to nurs flood sufferers. She Is sont
hy a local paper.
Tho features of today's convention of tho
locomotive firemen was a discussion of the
employmelnt of colored men as firemen.
Many colored men are employil as fire
men in tho Bouth at lower wages than Is
paid white men and tho brotherhood Is
Inclined to object. Seme $9,000 In dlsa
blllty claims were allowed. Tonight for
the convention tho Des Moines Iiro depart
ment gave an exhibition run down Wal
nut street with fifteen wagons.
It Is worth nbout $S,000. It Is understood
that .If tho Indlun woman, who is !0 years
of age. Is sueiessful In this suit she will
bring art Ion to recover other properly In
tho vicinity. Tho land originally was given
her by the United States government fot
services sho rendered In the perfection of
a treaty.
0UR prices
tlulllvpi Open Count Cnnipnlun,
MlSSOl'Itl VAI.I.BV. In.. Sept II. (Spe
clal.) The republicans' of Harrison coun'y
opened the campaign In this city Inst even
Ing. The speaker of the evening. .Senator
Dolliver of Iowa, spoke to a large and en
thuslastlc audience at the opera house Ills
arraignment of tho false Issues of the Hrj
nnltes brought forth loud applause A larg.
torchlight procession headed hy two ban I
paraded tho streets during tho early par
of tho evening. Harrison county will g.
McKlnley a lnuiclsoino majority.
Mliilntrrlnl A III I'nnil OrKanleil.
SIOUX C1TV, la., Sept. 14 --(Special
Sioux City Is to be the headquarters for il
Hoard of Ministerial Aid Fund of the K r
gelleal Lutheran Augustntia Synod of Nir
America, the articles of Incorporation havii:
Just been filed here. The corporation he
for Its purpose the aid of sick and superam
atcd ministers of tho Augustnna synod i n
professors In tho Institutions of learning !
longing to the synod or to Its confeienct
and to help the families of such ministers
nnd professors.
ra i
il avinrwmu
And thu quality of our work should bo
of interest to you if your teeth are not
in perfect condition It matters no.
how little or how much you havo to
be done, wo will be pleased to do it
for you, and the charges will bo very
moderate.
. ..Telephone tin
H. A. Woodbury, D. 0- S-, Council BluHs-
30 PBS!-! St. Granl Hotel
iff
llnliltttnn SpeuUs nt Crrston,
CRRSTON, ia.. Sept. U. (Special. )-Con-gressman
John S. Hohlnson of Madison spoke
here last night to ,i fair sized audience.
Amoug the assertions he made was that
every prediction made by the democrats four
years ago had proven true. Tho whole speech
was a disappointment, even to some of his
friends, nnd will add srenglh to tho re
publican ticket here.
Vllllfteii Srlimtl Open,
VILlilSCA. Ia., Sept. H. (Special.) The
schools aro again In working order, having
640 pupils, of whom eighty are foreign.
Mr. Palmer Is again superintendent nnd
has rive teachers to assist in the High
school work nnd music. There re ten
teachers in lower grades. All hut four of
tho teachers have taught In our schools
boforc.
A Cure for AsthniH.
Asthma sufferers need no longer leavo
homo and business In order to be cured.
Nature has produced a vegetable rimedy
that will permanently cure Asthma and
nil diseoses of the lungs and bronchial
tubes. Having tested Its wonderful cura
tive powers In thousands of cases (with a
record of !0 per cent permanently cured),
nnd deilrlng to relieve humnn suffering, I
will send free ot churge to all sufferers
fiom Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Hron
chltls and nervous diseases, tUb recipe,
In Herman, French or Kngllsh, with full
directions for preparing nnd using. Sent
hy mall. Address with stamp, naming this
paper, W. A. Noyes, S3.'i Powers' block.
ltochester. N. Y.
DOLLIVER SPEAKS AT RED OAK
lnu it Alil V.a citoii,
Sioux City. Sept. 14. (Special Telegram.)
Today Mavor Hurtod sent to Oalveston,
Tex., $5t0 as Sioux City's public contribu
tion to tho relief fund.
Invin mti or,
The Itolands creamery Is preparing to put
In an Ice making machine.
Tho Herman Methodist conference Is now
In session In Hurllngton.
Tho-opentnT week nt Cornell college
shows an Increase In students over lust
year.
llev. William I., llrny and wife of Shel
don expect to spend the winter In the Holy
l.n nil
I'nnernl of iiioiuiis Olllrer.
So large was tho attendance at the fu
neral services held yesterdav afternoon at
the family residenco on Willow avenue
ovwr Ihn latrt Thnninti flljlpnr Ihnl t)a limit.,
. .. ItlncKburn of Nen
was wnouy inadequate to accommodate all nm k island train near Newton mid was
and many were compelled to stand on the
lawn outside during the services. In ac
cordance with the wishes of tho deceased
the services were of a most simple char
acter. Prayers were read by llev. W. S.
Harnes, pastor of the First Prrkbyterlan
church, assisted by Itev, Stephen Phelps,
A man named Alberts, near Pocahontas,
had ono eyo blown out nnd was otherwise
injured while, blasting rock with dynamite.
A young man who Is supposed to be Hoy
ekbuni ot rvepotiBet, ill., leu from a
l.i'irii. He was beatlns his way nt the
time.
.. Northwestern Halo picked un two men
from beside the tr-ick between Hlldden diid
Carroll, one of them had his leg cut off
below tho knee, having been run over hy n
train preceding. The other one was only
brilsed. The;' wore drunk and fulled to
got off tho track,
l.urKf CrMvd Present o llenr Ismir
of (aniwilKn Presented liy
ew Senator.
HBD OAK, la.. Sept. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) nnln prevented the Dolliver meet
ing from being held In the partk this after
noon, but more than 1,000 people thronged
the nrtnnrv lo hear the new senator make
the opening speech of the campaign.
He talked two hours, delivering one of
tho most brilliant addresses ever given In
Red Oak. He spoke of prophesies made by
Hrynn four years ago which were not ful
filled nnd showed again tho fallacy of
Hrynn's 16 to 1 argument. This year, he said,
the paramount Issue of ISOti is not men
tioned. Instead of issues we havo n few
rlnmors presented by democrats. The great
Issuo is to prevent democrats from voting
down present prosperous conditions. Ho
disclosed the mllltnrlsm, trusts and Im
perialism. His speech was received with
enthusiasm.
Another meeting was held In the ovcnlng
when Judge Wnlter I. Smith, candidate for
congress, delivered the principal address. In
spite of tho threatening storm tho armory
was well filled and Judge Smith's speech
was well received.
Fnlr nt Avorn n Siieerin,
AVOCA. Ia., Sept. 14. (Special.) Thr
fourth annual fair of the Pottawattnmli
County Fair association, whhh commencer"
here Tuesday, tho nth. has thus far excellc'
all past efforts. The weather Wednesday
nnd Thursday could not have been better
The first day's attendance doubled that o'
any preceding year. Thursday the gates
sales were 4,400 tickets, which, with tho
season and family tickets sold Wednesday
brought the attendance up to tho 7,000 mark
Friday the weather man gave a change of
ulr, accompanied with n drizzling ralr. that
dampened the ardor somewhat.
Tho floral hnll wos inadequate to nccom
modato nil who would exhibit. Space, how
ever, was made hy tho local exhibitors re
moving their exhibits, giving placo to those
from a distance.
Indlun Woman Sues for l.unil,
SIOCX CITY. In.. Sept. 14. (Special Tel
egrnin 1 After thirty-three years Mrs
Amelia Mlssourla Timber, a half breed In
dian woman, has begun suit to regain pos
session of land which she Is alleged to have
deeded away In 1S67. The land Is now In the
possesion of Mrs. Mary Despnrolt of Sioux
City, and le located lo Union county, 8. D.
DEATH RECORD.
Yiiiiiik Mnti nt Cnlninbus.
COMJMHUS, Neb., Sept. 1 1. (Special.)
Mark Horcr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ilorer, died ut tho family residenco this
morning at 1 o'clock after an Illness of
several weeks from typhoid fever. Ho wns
19 years old last April and was a graduate
of tho High school class of '00, nnd hud
taken ono year nt tho Nebraska university,
and was expecting to resume his studios
this month. Ho was a member of the Evnns
rifles, Company K, and tho funoral will be
conducted by thorn Sunday afternoon nt 3
o'clock.
Hear Admiral Slciiril,
HOME, N. Y.. Sept. 14. Hear Admiral
Montgomery Slcnrd died at 9 o'clock this
morning of apoplexy at his suburban home,
Slsternvllle.
HYMENEAL
Th n m pso n-Peters,
Al.HION, Nob., Sept. 14 (Spciial.)-
Wednesday ovcnlng nt the homo of Hon.
John Peters occurred the marriage of
Frank S. Thompson of this city and Miss
Nellie Peters, Itev. Douglas of the Congro-
jutlonal church performing tho ceremony.
The wedding was a very large ono and was
ho great social event of tho season here,
ho contracting parties being widely known
ml very popular. Mr. Thompson has been
i rosldent of this city for many years and
ashler of the First National bank ever
ilneo its organization in HSS. Miss Nellie
'oters Is tho youngest daughter of Mr. nnd
sirs, John Peters.
IN VALUE.
Some excellent lots, pleasantly located and do
sirable for suburban homes, can be had now at
reasonable prices. These lot s are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase in value as the city
grows in fh at direction and the time to buy is the
present. Call at
BEE OFFICE,
Council Bluffs.
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY 6c HESS, M Pearl St . Council Bluffs,
Hove fur lllc ii Inriie lUt of InipriM oil fill ing, clilel.cii rnnclira, fruit noil
WKrlnlili' llimln iiIno resldi-nt'r mill IttiNlnrfci property In litunell 111 u n s
n lid Oiiiiilin. SOIIi: I'Alt.MSl
160 acres Hazel Dell twp.. 11 miles no C. D., 100-acres Missouri bottom land, S miles it
good buildings, 1.1 per acre. city, 40 per acre.
SO acres near Crescent, well Improved. I3,:40 aPrPs Ilpnr I)arnc Junction, well lm-
Ppr aero. proved. $40 per acre.
JO acres 5 miles enst, good buildings nnd1-,,. . , , ...
fruit, .-0 per acre. 320 a"' 1,1 Ml"r Creck lwP- 550 ',cr acro:
GO-nere fruit farm, near city, good Improve- wo" """rocl.
incuts, $150 per acre. 213 acres lino bottom land In Hockford twp
30-acre fruit farm adjoining city. $6,000. I $42.fi0 per acre, well Improved.
The nl.ov.- U only n sninple of imr lint. JKIXKV I.OtMll) ON I'AIIMS AT
r per ecnt Interest, Tclt-pliiiiit ttM,
Wi- vlll replace nny llnril foul Slim' In Ciiiini'll Illufls wltli ('ile'
OrlKlnnl Hot II 111 h t lleilter, nnil In mi.t clilininv Hull "ill keep lhc from
oIiiukIiik. Mill .llliillelllr Till! (1,1! M,I.M!SS, Till! HVMN IIHAT. Til I! XHSHT
IIICAT mill Mivr mil llill'd the cunt ( Im-iiIIiik.
One and one-fourth tons of soft coal eijuul one ton of hard eoul.
THSTMI DM I.
COFNCII. HM'FFS. Iowa, Feb II. We have used Cedes lint Illnst, No 100.
all winter We linve heated three rooms all this winter mid p.in of the time a
fourth room. We have used .ill kinds of hard coal base burners .mil we like it butter
than any of them It loaves walls ainl
rooms exactly as clean mid we llg ire the
stove will pay for Itself In one winter In
the money It saves fiver liny other stove
we ever used. It Is Just as even and Hteadj
a heat as our base burners and you warm
up the bouse In the morning with coal put
.i ,.. i.. m.iv i. irvi.'
tin in,' ihki'l i i"!'. , .....' . . . , ut r......,.lt itl..r.
1 1
TUB
COLUMBIA Bevel-Gear Gliainless
la tho ideal blcyeln for outing pur
poses. AIwhvb read t- ride Always
at Its highest oPT-ienc . Practically
keeps Itself in urdur
1eliTin Wp Veteran.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 14. The National As
soelatlon of Mexican Veterans meets at
Cleveland next year. The tollowing offi
cers were elected: President. HiMieral ;
II. Hobson. Kentucky, vice presidents, W.
S McCliesnev of Kentucky. I,ero Wiley of
Illinois. II. T. Ogden of Ohio, K. M. IJav s
of Tennessee. Heneral fieorue F. Mif.lnnls
of Indiana. Wl'llam A. Stuart of Tennes
see. Josenh Anderson of North Dakota
secretary "and treasurer, lietienil Wilbur H
Smith. Lexington Ky. . corn BpondliiK
secretary. F T. Foster. Cincinnati: miir
shul. Samuel I,. M' Fuddon, Indiana.
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