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TJI"E OrATTA DATLT HTCE: TFirnSDAY, SEFTTCrHTCT? 20, 1000.
NEWS OF INTEREST
COUNCIL
mi v it MHvno.,
Davis ll nlas.
"Mr. Hllr-y," &Tfnt clsnr.
lffrt, 230 Ildy , tests ryes freo
Ga fixture anil globes nt Hlxby's
I'ltie A I! C. beer, Neurnaycr'n hotel.
Dr Stephenson. 101 I'onrl St. Tel. 355
Schmidt's photos, new ami latert ntyl""
Cat), photos 11.50 doz. Williams. Ml Hdy.
Voiunnti. Kfifntinr )tirian. vn Hdy.
W J. Hosteller, dentist. Haldwln block.
J C. & W. Woodward, architects. MS Ildy.
W n I.pwIs fflli monuments. 301 Hwny.
lamp's beer, Soynke Hoyacn. sole iiKent.
I. . "t tippr Hulw. I.r. 1- Hoscnfcld. Ai
Now oval frames C. 13 Alexander A Co..
233 Brondwny.
OpiipihI (i .f. Dodife til New Vork IS ill
the rltj for a short llt. (
A H Morehouse hurt Koue to Colorado
BiirlnK!" on n vlMll to Ills brother.
Oct your work done fit the popular KRl
laundry, 721 Hromlway 'Phone 17.
W C. Kftpp. mid. rtnkt-r t Pearl street.
Telephones: Olllce. rcsldonee. 33
W. !. nraff. undertaker nod licensed em
balnipr. 101 South Main street. Phone M.G
Miss l.aura Wi aver tift Tupsday evening
for Sycamore, III . where slip will attpnd
Sf hoo'.
Mrs. Onrse HwhIi of Hlloxl. Ml... Ik
the Kiicst of Mrs J. It. Heed of Mien
aven'ie.
MIhm t.ulu 'ielsc of I'tiderwood Is the
cuest or Mrs Fr-d OelHP of Washington
a vi ntio.
Mr n. U. Wheeler hn bscn called to
Mount Vernon, la , by tllp lllnt of a
retail VI.-.
Attorney It. AltchlNon Is horn from
iin vt.-,i(pd trip to Toronto. Ont.. and
poir.t In Ohio
Tin- Mioses MrParty of Dcn'cin. Tex
n n- the K'tHl nf Mrs. T. MHiiuhnti cif
Fourth flvi ii ip.
Itev. and Mrs. Henry DpI.oiis nf t ves
tcrlav mornlntt for a villi with friends In
Hcnkelniin. Nell.
Wavne filncv of'Onklaml, tn., was In the
pity ypNtnrdav trnnettctltiK business utnl
lluiK on h's friend.
Mr- J 1. I t'-iii; nt tlip t'ntnn TruiiHf-r
lioi.i him I een culled to Newton, In., by
Hip death m' h -r mothi r
II. inii.mv chapter No. 35. Order of Kast
rrn Star' will tin "t In rt-sulur session at
M.isoiiIi ball thin evenlii.
Indue Welter I Smith Wont last evcnln
to Kmprmi in iIiIImt an address before
III. n puhlli it ii4 of that place.
Mttid I'iMeiM i I Hi North Klclitli street.
Ii is been reiurlid In the lliianl oT Iletilih
hk "ufl'i'i Iiik fr"to ..irlil fevtr.
Min Mlfeht.i- I'l-ak or r.rpolpy, r'olo.. it
lb Kiii'xt tif the rtimllv of County lterortltr
1. i; Smith 'in Filth avenue.
Mrt A K Hiiiein mid Mrs. Clark of
Milwaukee ale the KHeRt" "f Mr n"'1
J.iineH I'rterstin of -M Vine atl'eet.
Mra Mary Monroe left TueHduy evPtilnt;
f"r lienver, it a Istl t to her diiu;;htel
Mis A. MeAlllKter. fiirmerly or this city
I. It. Mason, rlerk of the fulled Slatea
clri tilt iiitiri. returnetl to IJes Moines last
rvenlnn. He expects to bo back here next
Wcduesdaj .
Itev It. Vi nlltii-, pastor of thr Plrsi
IlaptlHt elltue1!. Ii.ih tllOVPil Ills resldPltc
f rum 7'ki U'aslilitBinn nvcnitp to pis North
ICI.hlh street
I: I. Mnure. a member of the police force
nt Ii.in enp'irt. tn , was a visitor ut pnllco
lieiidMiinrii-rs clerda.v. e Is enJoyliiK a
t' n (In J H Mil III Inn.
Curl KIiIith r MlmlPii, u former utiject
of the empi ror of ii'rmiiii . wiih cranted
his naturalization pap ra In the n iperlnr
court yt'Hterday b JttdKc A vleswnrl It.
William .1 Crnzier and Mlsa Thrcsu I Id
derer, both of (Mtiaha. w. re married In Illi
cit' TiicsiIii v eetiliiK at the (Iniee Hnin
copal churcdi I'ei torv b Itev. H. !. Kn.iv
.InrneM Audersun of Carmin. anesled Tups
4av nllil for lielnr drunk and rant drlvhiK
00 I lie Hi reel M WllH ISHI'MMeil Illl'l COMlM
In tmlli p court yest'Tdav inmnlni;. lie paid
the t'ne.
.lollll Ml'IRPn eotuplalncd to the pollie
ypMierday thai u zinc bath tub and the
plumhliiK llvturcH bail been taken out nf n
vacant cottanc at 7i0 Koiilh Sixth street,
owned by lilm.
The conirei(all'Ui of the Klrst CoiiBteKa
ttonnl church Iiiih ileclded in build a pnr
son.'tKe and a committee of live has hern
appointed to titiderlukc the ralsliiK of 1 1 1
necessary fundf'.
The local i orpa of the Salvation Arnij
will hold ita it M ii 1 1 1 1 1 Harvest celebration at
the h.irrafkx on liroudwiii, coiumencliiK
S.it.i-.iav, September 'jn, and lustiiiK untl
Tucsduy, October
ChnrlcH J. Smith, depulv clerk or lie
1 lilted SIiiIch court at Keokuk, and Cup
tain H. T. Nix. holding the satne position
at Crcston, ate In the city, atteiidlni; III
term of fcileral euurl
Captain leitler has Issued a call for a!
tneetlni? of the MeKlnley uard ror tonight
el republican heiid iuaiter.M. ICvery nu mber 1
Is p 'lliested to lit ptesctil fur drill, after I
Vhlch there will he a business session.
The i ase iiK.ilnst I'red Stone, colored, I
clini'Ked wllh assaultliiK Mrs. lO ira Camp
bell, uliio lolnfcil. was illsmlsHi d In .lustier
VIon'H i unit .eHieiday umriiluK as the com
jilalnliiK wdluesa drclliird to p lsecute.
I'rofrs'or Chamtiet extends to his past
pupils and all his friends an linitutl n.
complimentary, to attend 1 I: npentnir puty
l''rlday evenlni. ror adults and Saturday
evenliiK for children, at odd I-Yllows,' tem
ple. Tlir rasr UKiiinst William Kldle, charKod
with horseHtealliiK, was conllni.id in police
court ycstcril.iy iinlll this mornliiiT. So far
the police have 'been unable to discover
owner for the horse found In Kldlc's pos
session. M C Smith of Klrsl avenue left Tuesday
pvi-uliiK ror A'biiitioriue, N. M. lie was
nciompanled hv his daiiKhler. Miss Maud
ftinlth. and son. Dr. Mark Smith, who has
lieen Hcrloiolv 111 with malarial fever. Dr
Hmllh will visit at l.an VcKao. N. M.
I!. Hasmussen or I'Vanklln avenue
brought to the pollco Htalion yesterday
luoruliiK a silver butter dish which he had
found under the catch basin ut (liai'e and
1'icrce Htrcets. It Is supposed to be part or
the booty or the recent robberies on 1'ark
or Ci'.eti avenue. ,
Captain I,. It. Cousins, sheriff or Potta
wattamie couiilx, returned jeslerday morn
liiK rrom a three weeks' visit In Ohio, on
his way cast he attended the national en
rampmctit of the flr.md Army of the lle
piibllc In CIiIciiko. Mrs. Cousins and
riaiiKhler, who have been visiting relatives
lit several points in the east, accompanied
Captain Comdns home.
Atrnes WashliiKton, the lii-vrar-od col
ored (,'lrl who eloped from Fremont, Neli.,
wllh a ncKro named William Donohiie, was
taken home yesterday inornliu; by her
btotlier The nil I as found lute Tuesday
nlullt at the Ouden house. Donohue, after
borrowing, fn tn thr lrl to kcI the mar
rliiKe license wltli, sklppul across the. river
nnd Iiiih not been seen since.
The work of tearlnn down the old brldtro
nt Fifth and t'nlon avenues, over Indian
creek, was commenced yesterday mornluK
A foot brldi;e will be left for pedestrians,
but street cur piiHseiiKers will have to
chatiKe motors until the new structurs
comp'eted Miih of the material that
tirrKed for the in w brldKc was condemned
nnd refused 1 c.unr.ietor Campbell Alder
man Hammer hnlrm.m of the committee
on brldKcs and cltv property. Is rIvIhk tlie
construf Hon of tlu new bridge his peronal
ftiipervlslon
N. V Plumbing Co , m.cnaono 250.
Larfrcst Assortment
Boys' Solid Shoes
$1,25, $1,50, $1,75, $2
liter) Pair Warranted at
MILTON'S
412 Ilroadna),
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In eastern rrtirnska
una lawu. J amen N. Cnnady. Jr.,
Uu M.illl tit Ciuitcll Uluffv
MONEY TO L0ANi
Savings Loan and Building Associate
Council Ulurta. Iowa.
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BLUFFS.
HE CAUSED HIS OWN DEATH
Court's Opinion of the Taking Off of
Herman Bmith.
ACCIDENT DUE TO VICTIM'S NEGLIGENCE
Votinit .Men Who I'ltiy Poker Are
Asked to ( olltrlblllc to the Kitty
Conducted III I'tnor of the
vhool Fund,
Judge Mae in the district court yester
day morning took the damage suit of
Oeorge Hayties, administrator, against the
Fort Dodge, (t Omaha ltullrond company
nway from the Jury nnd directcu a verdict
for the defendant. Huynes brought suit
to recover 110,000 for the death of Herman
Smith, an cmplo)e of the defendant com
pany, who while working on the road dur
ing Its construction near Logan last win
ter fell from a flatear and was killed. The
railroad company set tip the contention
of contributory negligence on the part of
.Smith, alleging that he was seated on the
front edge of the tar with his feet hanging
over the edge Instead of taking a position
In tho body of the ear. At the close of the
tldenc for the plaintiff Tuesday after
noon the defense moved that the case be
taken from the Jury and this morning, after
listening to the arguments, Judge Macy
sustained the motion. Tho attorney for
tho plaintiff stated that the caso would be
taken up at once to the supreme couri.
Gus I'routy and Henry Allen, two of tho
right young men living In the vicinity of
Honey Creek, indicted on thr charge tf
gambling, entered picas of guilty and
Judge Macy sentenced them each to lln s
of t.'O and costs. Ah soon as sentence had
hern parxtd both of the young men di elded
thoy needtd thr services of an attorney.
Having secured one, they went before the
court again nlth n request that the line lie
reduced. On the showing made by their
ntloruey Judge Macy reduced thr fine in
both canes to anil costs, provided the
lines nro paid, but If not, and the defend
nntH elect to board the lines out In tho
county Jail, the original amount of $'fl Is to
stand. The young men expect to be able
to raise Ihr J.",.").
Thr following third assignment nf civil
rases was miido yesterday:
Tuesday. Si pi. 2.1 M iyn" K- Haelton
ngaliiM Amelia lilrney ami others; W. D.
Iliii.ghn against M. S. Ilaughu.
Wednesday, Sept. 20. Ose Drundagr
against Clilc.i'-'o & Northowestern Hallwav
company; I,. II. Mossier llguinst Allle Wil
son and others.
Thursday. Sept. 271,. II. Mossier naalnt
Alice Wilson and otlurs; Vllottu ShintolTer
against (1. W. I'.'ingle.
Friday. Sept. . F. J. Day. adminis
trate! against II C. HreivstPr.
Monday. Oct. S. Herman iloldxtriii
against John S. Morgan and other.
Tue-i! v. Oct. !t Martin Sorcison against
l I'. Juilsou; Herman Shaffer against Holi
er! Mudntx.
Wednesday. Oct. in. -Citizens" State Hank
against Wood llrothrrs and others tspeelall.
Thursday, f'ef. II. -C. ti. Sorcnson again t
C. II. White: WlNon Smith against City of
Council muffs
Friday. Oi t 12.- I.. .laeobxeu against
t'nlon Pacific Itallroad company; J- '.
Nlelon against Cltv if Council Itlutfs
ii ondltlotiHlly .
The criminal dn"krt. will be taken up Mon
day, October 1. tho assignment being as
follows:
Mondav, Oct. 1. State against Augustus
Smith; Slatr against Augustus Smith, Stale
against Wither llnzee
Tuenluv, Oi t 2 -State against Kd Jones;
State ag.ilnxi Fred Wroth State ai-iiln-t
. K. Illrd.
Wednesduv. Oct. It. -State ticalnst iCd
llodef. State iiKiilnst Fred Slher-i
Thurxdav, Oi t I. State ag ilnst John
Hviins; State against M. J. Iligglns; State
against M. J. HlggiiiH.
The utlorneyH for J. A. Oregory, thr no
morions horsrthlef now serving a twenty
year sentenrr in thr penitentlnry at Fort
Madison, requcbted that the remaining case
against him be tried this term, but County
Attorney Killpack not being prepared, the
rase was not assigned.
Judge Macy has arranged to go to Hed
Oal oti October 111 to hold the term of
eonrl there. At the close of tho term
there he will rtturn hero to wind up tho
ecpilty cases.
Domestic soap sells on Ita merits.
mcfoitn i)i:i:n fou stuhht th ict.
I, list Mi III Coin f mice of lllifh
School Site In Taken.
The deed to the "Strrrt tract" from Mrs.
Mary 13. Street nnd husband, Anthony V.
Street, to thr Independent School district
of Council Hluffs was filed for record yester
day. The property Is known as the west 21G
feet of out lot I In Jackson's addition, ex
cept tho north sixty feet of said west 210
feet, deeded for street purposes to the city
of Council llluffs. Tho property convoyed
has a frontage of 2Ifi feet on Fifth avenue
and 20G feet on Illuff street. Tho considera
tion named Is $.",n00, being tho price paid
by tho School board for tho property.
At tho samo time there was recorded the
deed from tho Streeta to tho city of tho east
alxty-slx feet of thr west 2S2 feet of tho
samo lot for the purpose of opening up
Third street.
When It became known cHtorday that
Secretary Koss had handed over to D. W.
Otis, agent tor Mrs. Street, a draft on
Trcasuior Ilavorstock for thr purchase and
that the draft had been paid by him, thr
npponrnts of tho Street slto wero somewhat
at a loss to know whnt action to take. A
conference was held yesteidny afternoon nnd
tho matter referred to tin attorney for his
ndvlcr. If any action Is tnken to restrain
thr board from building the High school ou
tho Street slto It will bo commenced today.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
KlllpncU fi ii Trust.
County Attornoy W. II. Killpack addressed
the McKlnloy-Hoosevelt club last night ou
the political Issues of tho day, thr greater
portion of his address being directed to
combat tho claim of tho democrats that the
republican party Is tho rrentura and do
fender of trusts.
s a good rxamplo of thr attitude of the
republican party to trusts ho quoted from
the statutes of Iowa enacted against trusts
and combinations. Ho said: "Iowa has al
ways been conceded to be a pretty good re
publican btnte, and Its legislation against
trsts enn bo writ taken as a fitting example
of thr rcpuhlicnu party's attitude In regard
to trusts. Tho republican pnrty Is not and
never was, as claimed by Wllllnm Jointings
Ilryan and his followers, the creator, crea
ture or drfendor of trusts or any unlawful
combinations."
Mr Klllpack's arguments were clear and
conrlBO and his address was listened to with
doso attention nnd much interest. He spoke
to n largo gathering.
Domeitlc soap outlasts cheap soap.
MlnUtrrx IlenpiioliitPil.
Hev. D. C. Franklin, D. D.,' presiding
elder of tho Council llluffs district; Hov
Myron c Waddell, pastor of Broadway
church. Hov. W II Cable, pn-uor of Trlnltv
church, and Hov U. W Krlckson. pastor of
the Fifth avenue church, rotuiued yester
day from lloone, whero they attended the
annual conference of tho Des Moines dis
trict conference of the Methodist church.
FROM
They have all been reappointed to their
charges In this city for another year, which
lit botli pleasing, to themselves and their
congregations.
A special line of ready-to-wear trousers
and overcoats for fall and winter have
Just been placed on sale by Smith & Hrad
ley, the popular hatters and furnishers.
Mutters In I'rdernl Court,
The t'nlted States district grand Jury
completed Its deliberations yesterday morn
ing and adjourned. Four more indictments
were reported, making seven In all returned
by the Jury this term, an unusually small
number. Threo of the Indictments were
against bootleggers, whose names were not
mado public.
An Indictment was returned against Al
bert M. Anthony of Marahalltown, on the
charge of raising a $1 bill to 110. He Is In
custody nt tho Polk county Jail In Dos
Moines and will be brought here for trial
next week.
John W. Palmer, a farm hand. Indicted
for mailing an obscene letter to Fannie
Dill, a young woman living nt Silver City,
pleaded guilty and was fined $150 and costs,
which he paid and went on his way rejoic
ing that he did not have to go to the peni
tentiary. Among the charges Ignored by the grand
Jury were several bootlegging cases and
that against Joseph Jones for perjury.
Tho petit Jury will bo called Monday,
when the retrial of the case of Mrs. Jennie
Kerr against the Modern Woodmen of
America will be tho first ou the docket.
The criminal cases nro set for nrxt Wednes
day. Judge McPhel-son returned from Lincoln
yesterday morning nnd completed the hear
ing In the soap trado mark case. He took
his decision tinder advisement. Judge
Shlras will go to Omaha this morning to
preside over tho trlnl of aome Indian land
cases.
Judge Shiran held court last ovenlng to
hear the motion for n now trial In the mat
ter of the bankruptcy of C. 11. Ilnndlctt of
this city. Ho refused to grant n new trial.
Gravel roonng. A. H. Itend. 541 Broadway.
Vli'ksliui'i; ('oiiiiiiIxnIoii Iert.
Judge J. H. Iteed returned yesterday from
Dos Moines, wl err he attended the first
meeting of the Vlcksburg i.omml.sslon. The
commission was appointed by the state
to locate tho positions of the Iowa regi
ments at tho siege of Vlcksburg. There
was a large attendance of the commission
ers, more than twonty-flvo being present.
Thr rnmmlHsloii will make Its first visit
to Vlckhbiirg tho latter part of November.
It was decided that thr commissioners meet
In Chicago on November 21 at the Palmer
house and proceed from Ihere to Mem
phis. Tonn., from there going to Chat
tanooga to look over tho battlo field at
('htckumaiiga. This Itinerary will allow
the commission to spend as much tlmo as
dcslrrd at Vlcksburg.
Judge J. H. Heed wiib senior first lieu
tenant in the Second Iowa battery at the
plegc of Vlcksburg. Hon. John Y. Stono
of this city, who servrd nt Vlcksburg with
thr Fifteenth Infantry, was appointed a
member of the commission, but owing to
pressure of his private business was rorced
to tender his resignation.
Davis sells paint.
Hrnl IXuto TrainCci-i.
The following transfers were filed yester
day In the abstract, title and loan ofTlce of
J. W. Snulrc. 101 Peail street:
Frank Zahner and wife to Agnes
(Iray, lots 1 and 2, .Martin's sub., w.d $1,500
A. W. Johnson and wife to Pottawat
tamie county, .10x3.10 feet In soi4 sei4
;n-7(i-l3. ( c.il U'
Ceorg. C. Sexton and wife to Kdward
Dunn, part of ne'4 swU, 19.77-11, w.d. 2,225
T. A. Johnson lo Horace n. Oould,
12 In 2!i HurjiH' add., and 11 in 18 Mc-
tiee's HUb , (i.e. il 2
(iu-icle S. Ilolibs and husband to Tnv
lor WooNey, lot 12, Klder's iiild.,
t-c.d i.ion
Mary 13 Street and husband to Cltv
of Council Itlutfs, r i;r feet of w 2S2
feot of out lot 4, Jackson's add., for
street purposes, dedlclltlon 1
Same to Inder "ndent School District
or Council It, nfl's, w 2lii fret cx
cluillgn n (V) feet) of out lot i. Jack-
sons mlil w.d 5,f,no
cieorgu u. roisoin hi i,nrs il. rsieiscn,
22 in l, Howard H add., w.d w
Total eight transfers J10,I3U
Uso Domestic boap. It's tho best.
Hack from South Africa.
Krnest dray Is homo from n live-months'
servlco under tho Hrltlsh ling In South
Africa. Ho left New Orlenna July 10 of
last year, with a shipment of mules for
Africa. From Capetown ho wont tn Kim
berley and not being nolo to secure employ
ment, enllstrd in the Klmberloy Light
Horse, attached to Ocnernl Hunter's com
mand. Ho took- part in tho rolirf of Mafo
klng. Ho Is visiting his brother, K. F.
Orny, who conducts a restaurant on Uroad
wny. 50,000 cakes Domestic aoap used In Coun
cil llluffs last month.
School Shuts llmvn,
Tho pupils nt the Third street school en
joyed a holiday yesterday, nnd If the
weather keeps cold may do so for tho rest
of tho week. Tho heating apparatus Is out
of repair and It Is said It cannot bo placed
In working order for a week at least. Tho
repairs woro ordered by tho board some
weeks ago and were to havo been done
before school opened, but there was some
delay In securing tho mnterlnl.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
Itellef for illl vcMon.
At a meeting last night of Hluff City
lodgo No. "I, Ancient Free nnd Accepted
Masons, it was decided to contribute $2."
to tho relief of tho (lalvestou storm victims.
Tho money will be sent to tho Masonic
lodge there.
Illuff City Typographical union has sub
scribed $27 to tho relief fund and tho
money has been wired to Oalveston.
Premiums given with nomrntlo soap,
Mlirrlllue Licenses.
Licenses to wed wero IhhupiI to tho
lowing persons:
Name and Hesldetirr.
J. W. Anderson, Council llluffs
fol-
Age.
.....17
....25
....23
....21
Fnima Anderson, Council Hluffs....
William Janz. Omaha
Cora Jay, Omaha
Arthur F. Dohn. Omaha
Anna Murlo Larson, Council IlluttH
llepiiblli'illiK nl fornllm (ii'Kiinlr.
COHNLN'Ci, la., Sept. 19. (Special.)
Corning organized a MeKlnley and Hooso
velt club hero Tuesday evening with an
enrollment of 201 names, which will be
doubled In a week. Tho president Is Dan
W. Turner, n menibor of Company K, Fifty
first Iowa volunteers; vice presidents, C,
K. Okey, J. Conway, L. K. Medloy and
Clnudo Stovcnson; secretary, J. W. Biggin ;
treasurer, C. A. Hllleveg, captain of mulch
ing club. Senator Dolllver will speak hero
Thursday, September 20, at 1:30 p. m.
Killed Ii)- Thresher i;iloiiloii,
SIHLKV, In , Slept. 19. (Special Tele
gram.) August Sehr was killed yestoi'day
by tho4oxploslon of the boiler of his steam
thresher ns ho wbh running tho machine
on tho highway. Ho left a wife and three
young children.
(ilenuood tiroeer I'll I In.
fiLMNWOOD, la.. Sept 19. (Ppeclal.)
A. C. Sabln, grocer, assigned to C. M.
Sharpe, trustee, yesterday, The indebted
ness Is said to be Jl.COO,
IOWA.
PAY IS NOT LARGE ENOUGH
Brotherhood of Firemen Must Raise Their
Bid to Get Sargent.
DES MOINES AFTER ORDER'S HEADQUARTERS
State Hoard nf Control Is Conlilerln
Adilniilillll) of ItciilueliiK Mule
.Nurses In State liiMlttitlmi
ullli I'rinnle Mime.
DES MOINES, Sept. 19.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) tlrand Mosler Frank M. Sargent
of tho Drotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
announced today that his deellnntlou of a
few days ago to run for grand master of
the order was not so sweeping as general y
understood. He says that the whole thing
is a matter of business with him and that
as he has been offered a larger snlary than
the J3.500 the brotherhood pays htm. he
expects to accept the offer unless thr fire
men raise It. This offer Is said to be from
an Omaha industry, but Mr. Sargent de
clines to say what. Des Moines has asked
for a hearing before the meeting tomorrow
to arguo for tho removal of the headquar
ters of the order from Peoria to this city.
The State Hoard of Control announced
today that It Is considering the advisa
bility of replacing all male nurses In the
state Institutions with female nurses.
There arc 200 or more of these nurses.
When thr board took charge of th? Insti
tutions two years ago It at once Increased
the pay of tho women to an equality with
tho pay of the men. Ita experience leads
It to believe that thr women are twice as
useful as .nurses. Superintendent Tomlln
son of the St. Poter Stnto hospital of
Minnesota read a paper before the board
todoy in which he said that women nro
tho only nurses and In the discussion which
followed thr board announced Its opinion
on tho subject. The change will probably
bo made by the first of the yenr.
Slum (iflVi'N Iti'Miiril,
Oovernor Shaw today Issued the follow
ing proclamation tn the people of Iowa:
Information has been reielvnl bv nie of
Kin It a nature as to sail fy tnr t'hut two
persons named rc,ectl ey Awgusi far!.
tpilst and Jens rjraverson, were tnurdeirl
on or about t. m, ,,lV ,,, s ,t,.mi r
In the county of Kossuth, nnd that thr
rrprtrator of Hindi crime, whoever mav
have committed thr same, have llrd to
avoid arrest. Now. therefore, I. Leslie M
Shaw, go.yornor of the state of loivn. do
hereby offer u reward nf for the up.
prehension of the person or pcr-ions com
mitting said crime, the same to be paid
upon conviction. In testimony whereof
wltnrs my hand and thr great seal of the
state of Iowa, this l'.lth ilav of Seoteml f,
I!"'. Leslie M Ssuaw. governor, (leorge M
Dnbson, secretary of state.
Thr national committee Informed Chalr
mnn Weaver that thr servlres of Hon. A. n.
Cummins nrr dedlrrd In Nrbrnska, and the
latter wdll secure Cummins to fill John D.
Hurroughs' dates there.
The new city directory of Des Moines, to
be Issued during tho next two weeks, will
show the city to have a population of be
tween 72.000 nnd 71.000. T. 11. O'Hrlen,
manager for the Polk County Directory com
pany, mado this statement this morning.
The manager, together with all the members
of tho ofllce force, are confident that the
government census Is 10,000 below the nc
tual figure, nnd from the evidence nt hand
In their ofllco there Is reason to believe
that tho work of tho government census
takers was negligent In tho extreme. Tho
Inst city directory contained over 3.1,000
names, while the directory this yeat It Is
expected will contain fully 3:,000. Taking
two as a multiple, (he lowest number ever
used by nny directory company, the popula
tion of Des Moines would Bhow 70.000.
Wrntr lleturn from ChleiiKo,
Chairman H. O. Weaver nf the republican
stato central committee returned this morn
ing from Chicago, where ho has been In
consultation with the national committee
in rngnrd to political operations In Iowa.
Wenver Is making a special offort to keep
tho republican mnjorlty Iowa has main
tained for the Inst several years, and Is giv
ing particular attention to tho Second dis
trict, where the fight Is hotter and closer
than In nny other part of thr stntr. He
has secured several Oerman spcokers from
the national committee to spend consider
able tlmo In tho Srcond and hopes to hold
tho Oerman vote In that section. Tho fler
mnns arc with tho republicans on the money
ciiestlon nnd havo nominated a sound money
man as their candidate for congress. Tho
Issue with them Is Imperialism or expan
sion and If the democrats win It will bo on
this question.
Thr auditor of state today issued a bank
crrtlflrate to tho Hose Hill Savings bank of
Hoso Hill. It Is capitalized at ?12,000.
Colonel J. A. Olmsted of the adjutant gen
eral's ofllco will leave tomorrow for a tour
of Inspection of tho companies of the Forty
ninth regiment.
Ilnforo buying n fall or winter nvercont
call on Smith & Ilradloy and see their elo
gant lino Just In.
IOWA MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
Tuo Men Are Struck liy I'iikImc iiiiiI
One Meets Instant
Dentil.
ATLANTIC, In., Sept. 19. (Special Tele
gram.) Jack Anderson, a prominent stock
buyer of this city, was instantly killed by
No. 3 on tho Hock Island this afternoon.
Walter Hoberts, who was driving wllh him.
wus badly, but not dangerously, Injurod.
Tho two men were a mile and half east
of town and were crossing tho railroad when
tho engine struck them and threw Anderson
a hundred feet, killing him instantly nnd
mangling his body almost beyond rccogni
tlon. Mr. Hoberts miraculously oscuped
death, though thrown violently out to tho
fence beside tho track. Ho sustalnod some
bad bruises about tho head and legs, a big
splinter being driven Into the calf of the
leg.
The train wus late and was probably com
ing a little faster than usual. It stopped
and brought tho two meu Into town, where
Hoberts' was driveu homo nnd medlcnl aid
attended him. Tho body of Andcrton was
taken to the bnggugo room prior to an In
quest, which was hold this ovenlng. Mr.
Hoberts testified that he heard no whistle
and did not bellevo tho train whistled. .
There woro four parties who saw tho ac
cident nnd they testified that the train did
not whlBtlo for the crossing. The verdict
of tho Jury will not bo returned until morn
ing. ildrHx liy t'oiiKri'Nsiiiiiii Lurry,
IOWA CITY, la., Sept. 19. (Speclnl )
The oponlng meeting In tho republican
compalgn in the Second lown district took
pluco at tho armory last night. Con
gressman John F. Lncoy, the billllnnt ex
soldier and orator from tho Sixth district,
talked to tho peoplo who filled tho hall.
He spoko at length upon militarism and
imperialism and reviewed the splendid and
prosperous record mado by the republican
party during tho past four administrative
years. Ho said that free silver, which
liryun had tacked on tho platform, was like
a headlight put behind, Indicating plainly
that they Intended to be run over. On a
trip into thr mountains of Arizona Major
Lucey saw when deep down in a cuiiyon a
plant growing high up In the rift of a
projecting rock. There was no rarth and
rain had not fallen for four years. This
plant he said. ns a cactus nnd he nati.cJ !
.' ir an- i i kill,' ymbulli of lnM1
times. Hi- .irgu.uonta were forcible and
stv eloquent and loud and continued ap
plause frequently interrupted him.
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
I. lnl of MItiliter Xninril for the nrl-
oiis District Announced
nt lloonr,
HOON13, lu., Sept. 19. (Special.) At a
special called meeting of the bishop nnd
his cabinet during thr session of the Des
Moines district conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church here the list of ministerial
appointments was announced. They wero
read us follows:
Atlantic District W. O. Allen, presiding
elder. Atlantic; Adair, suppllid; Adel,
Henry 11. Iturtoti; Anita. J. F. Davis;
Atlantic, tl. II. Hughes; Audubon, P.. W.
Maihem; Aud ition circuit, supplied; Avoca.
supplied. Corsun. I. Shenton: Casey, C.
II. .Miller: De Soto, Abrnm F. Conrey;
Dexter, W. F. llnrtholumew; Earllmm.
cleorge Weyruuch; Exlrit. It. C. F. Cham
bers; OrlMwold, J. ii. Hard; Orlswold cir
cuit, Charles S. liurnctt; Outline Center,
W. O IllheldatTer; Hancock. Elliott Voor
hecs; Htulan, It. F. Millet ; L wis, It. W
Smith; Macedonia, tieurge Wlnterboui lie;
.Maine. M. P. Mitchell; Menlo, A. M. l.ott.
North Hraiich. W. T. Ittnk, Oakland. S.
T. Weaver; Panora, J. I. Farley; Itedrie'd.
tl. W. Ladd. Shelby, C. P. Fr ; Stuurt,
J. N McCimh ; Stuart circuit, supplied.
Van .Meter, F. L. Watklns; Walnut,
Thomas J, Aten; Wichita, supplied; Wlota,
L. D. Hurtle.
Charlton District W. 11. Thompson, pre
siding elder, t'harlton; Afton. 11. W. Maine;
Allertoii, J W Howe, Uentoti. supplied,
Hlockton. (1. L. Ooodell; Cumbria. J.
Hurucd: Charlton, P. J. Vollmer; Columbia,
supplied: Corvdon, A. M. Shea; Davis Clt,
A. II. Husk; Decatur, A. E. llnrvey; Derby,
supplied; Diagonal. J. D. Sparks; tiardeii
Grove, 1. N. Woodward; Grand lllver. W.
O. Wolver; Harvard, S. F. Hobertson;
Hiimestoii, llenjamln F. W. Cozier; Keller
ton, C. Knoll; Lacomi. S. Krell; Leon. J
Stephen, Llllevllle, O D. Ellett: Mllo.
Charles C. Ctilmer; Mount Ayr. P. V D.
edder; Murray, John . Uott, Oakle,
E. O. Douglas; Osceola. T. J. Wright;
Promise city, supplied ; Hrddlng. c. H
Wood; Husseil. J. L. Johnson; SeMtlour.
P C. Silre. Shannon Clt. Samuel !;
Itrown; Tlngle, W. II. Lurilek; Van Wert,
supplied; Weldon, A. Matthews, Woodlnirn,
supplied.
Creston District W. S. Hooker, presiding
rider. Hed Ouk; Hedford, Albert II Collins,
Hraddyvlllc, II. C Johnston; Hrldgrwater,
A. C. Hourne; Carl. C. D. Fawrett; Clar
Indii. K. E. Ileenrrltz; Clearfield, A. A.
Thompson; College Springs. J. A. Itoss.
Conway, A. llanrox; Corning, T. J Ileum,
Creston, C. L. Nve; Cromwell, J. lv Cue;
Cumberland, E. Nolle; Elliott, Charles W
Itrewer; Emerson. M. 'I Ilambo: I'oiita
tielle. M. H. Hurtled: Grant, E S Meiioher;
Gravltv. J. Klnkeudall; Greenlleld, F. Har
ris; Guss. T. A. Farley ; Hebron, L. F.
Ilrowne; Lenox, W. II. Shlpman; Lorlmor.
A. M Elliott, Marksburg. F It. I) inn:
Massetia. William W. Knllluger; Nevin
vllle. It. J. Tcnnant; Newmarket, D. Prultt;
Orient, It. E. llurve. Present t, J. C. Pike;
Hed Oak. W. C, Hohanshelt; Hed Oak
circuit. M. Kamhn: Sbambaiigh. L. I.
SinLli; Stanton, I). Martin; VI'llsci. W. M
Dudley ; Yi rktown. Allied L. Hates.
ltoone District W. T. Smith, presiding
elder. Itoolie; Ames. Charles L. Ilaxter;
liagley, J. W. Ta lor; Ha.ionl, August W.
Armstrong; ltoone. First church. J- H Har
ris: Marlon. J. E. Nichols; lloone circuit,
supplied; Itniiton, J. W. Lucas; Cambridge,
J. P. Morle ; Carroll. Charles 10. llentlej ;
Chiinlan. Wllllnm L. Cox; Collins. A. Knoll;
folo. Flank E. Caldwell, Coon Knplils, C.
M. Ward: Cooper, supplied; Dallas Center,
D. L. Thomas; Dedhain, W. II. Doyle; Gil
bert Station, supplied; Gtldden, James S.
Horemnu; Grand Junction. G. W. Wood;
Jamaica, A. II. ("urtls, Jefferson, L. K.
Ililllngsley , Klrkman and Irwin. J. F.
Hunter; Madrid, W. J. Stratum; Manning,
F. T. Stevenson; Maxwell, o. F. Shaw,
Mlnburn. Carl Itrown. Necudu, II. P Dud
ley; Ogden, A. E. Fruited; Ogden Circuit,
supplied; Paton. A. W. Humeri: IVrrv. E.
W. McDaib , Pilot Mound. M. A. Wright;
Pleasant Hill, supplied ; Hlppev. Fred S.
Hunting. Seranton, W. II. II. Smith, Wood
ward, J. C Hall.
Council Itlutfs District -D i '. Franklin,
presiding eldrr. Council llluffs; Hlain bard,
o. W. Llpplneotl; Council Ulurrs. Hrou.l
wav. M. C. Wnddell, Fifth Avenue. E W
Krlckson, Trlnltv. Willi II. Cable; Coin. A.
A Walburn: Deilanee. Mvrim M. Cable,
Denlson. E. M. Holmes, Dow Cite. D. .M
lloughtllli. Diinbip. Don A Allen, Essex,
'.'; ''. Vurle; Furrugut. sup;illeil. Gletnvood,
mo1'; ,hh''.w' """'burg. K. II. Flelsher.
Hillsdale. Georgo Flddli r; Hastings. Led
It. Carpenter; Little Sioux, F P. Sigh r
Eogan, T. S Molesworth; Malvern. A K.
Slothower; Manilla. Lewis ISr.idrord; Mis
souri Valley. W. L. Douglass; Magnolia.
David M. Htiekner; Neobi, J P. Kelley
Northboro. W. Mercer; Puelllc Junction!
Mipplied Panama, J. K. Matheny; Persia,
'; Maeelduwiiey; H.iudolpli, James I.
! '.V,' : rll;,,t," Graves; Shenandoah;
William .Stevenson; fildnev. E. M. Moff
Silver City ;. v. Wrlgdt ; Thurmnn. A. V
h"'7!r,'.T,: vy"'"lne, k H; Weston, A.
w . Ghllland.
Des Mollies District -.! II u.,,.,,,,,,,.
siding elder, Drs Molnea; Altonna. W H
! lirowti: Ankeny. .. L. Gldeti; Drown
I ( hnnrl W llllam M. Hlnnd; Carlisle, I'rark
i (.::,o,1,irk: Volfnx' M- SlHhl; Dallas. W W.
i Williams: Dps Moines. Ashurv L. Ilo.ker.
apltal Park. A Tlnu nhriie. De Moines
irctilt, J. W. Goodxell: First church A.
! Storms; tirace ehureh, L. T. tiul'il lllgn-
, land Park. H V. Adams; MIsMon. W F.
narneii; .-orili Des M.iln.s. r
Itrown; Wesley, A. E. Grlllltd: East Peru,
John Itraisou; ludlanolii, K Miller; Jaml
son suiiplled' Meilora. supplied, Mingo,
I.unn W. Hurtholomew; Mil. hellvlllr, A. II.
Miller; Monroe, D. M, HelmPdc; New Vir
ginia. ('. II Fleshrr; Norwalk. George II
t'nirts; Pleasantvllle, W C Smith: I'len
antvllle circuit, supplied; Poll; Ctv, suii
plled: Prairie City. A. 'I'. Jeffrey; Summer
set. supplied: Spring Hill, C. W. Proctor.
St. Charle", G. W. Palmer: Valley .liinrtlnn
J. S. Young: Wnuker, p. Gardner; Wlnter
"et. C. J. English; Wlnterset circuit, .1. Ii.
DeTar.
J. 1'. St. Clair, tlnanclnl ngrut for Iowa
Methodist hospital.
L. II. WIckersham, tlrld agent Hlmpi'on
college.
Fletcher Hrown, financial ngent Preach
ers' Aid society.
Tho following wiib submitted nnd approved
by the conference:
Missions 27 0.V, Ri
Church rxtrnslon 2, 29 '0
Sunday school union 297 r,n
Tract cause VX SO
Frenlmen'ii aid nnd southern edu
cational 2,790 37
Public educational collection I,fil7 I'S
Children's nld TOO 17
American Tract snch'ty 23 0i
Women's Foreign Missionary fo-
clety S.T0) 91
Women's Home Missionary ho-
ciety 1,211 SI
Other benevolent collections 9.177 fi.
Gem rnl coilfrrryicr expenses 2) tin
Conrerencc claimants 3,72it 1 1
lCplseopal fund 1.H21 r-i
India famine fund feashl 17 0'
Total
Criminal ( use nt Waterloo.
WATEHLOO, la., Sept. 19. (Spocial I
ii ii ii mil ii i ii iiiiii
A Great Tonic.
It invigorates and Btrenijthens, re
IIcvch nervousness and headache, and
creates a good appetite.
fJtnuinfi !.! name llonsrono's onwrappi-r.
Ill'LVJS'JJ
ll.MtliAINS 1 HOI Sl'.S AMI I. Ill's.
floiise of t rooms, cellar, well nnd stabb
for s Imrses, near tho Illinois Central
yards. Price only .').
limine of d rooms and bath room, wltli
plumbing In lor connectlni; bath, It
water, cement cellar, line corner lot, win.
shade trees, one block trom motor. I TI
$l,()iio; easy terms. A bargain.
l-ronm house, with room to finish off .1 morr
rooms, city water, well, barn llxl. 2 soon
lots, one block from Avenue A motor line
Prion Jl'.OOu.
Good 0-rnom house near Northwestern
depot, cellar, city water, cistern and lurRr
barn. Price Jl.suo.
Iloupe of 7 larKe rooms ami room for b.iih
2 halls, cellar, clstcin, cil.s v titer, M.ibli
chicken house, fruit and i-hade trees, i
lots. Price JI.KOO If sold wllhlr. a lew days,
$;iift down, lial.incn monthly p.i mi nts.
New (i-room house, three blocks from th'
Methodist church, cement rellar, cistern,
with pump In kitchen, well and city
water, burn, all In Kood shape. Price
$1,S50, V-W down, balance monthly paj
ments. G-room cottage, B blocks from P. O , cement
cellar, cistern, city water, cement wulka,
sliado trees. Will sell with J200 down
linlunce monthly.
pi-ucre fruit farm 2 miles from P O , roo.
fi-room house, woll, cistern, barn, chlcdc-i
house, Inn bearing cherry tries, apples,
raspberries, lilni kberrles. plums, koosi
berrleK, nirnints and a small vineyard
Price t:,H
JOHNSTON & KHIIH.
Tel. 117. Bit Jiroudway, Counv.ll Hluffs
Thr most Important criminal case to comei
(pi at thW silting of the district court,1
which opined yesterday, is that of .1 W
Hoot, who will be tried for attempting to
kill his wlfr by sending her a box of
dnamlto through the express ollUe lut
October. When opened by tho poller It
caused an explosion which shook the city.
The ease may be put off aud tried nt n spe
elal sitting.
BANK ROBBERS DO POOR JOB
IIIiikc of rlsre, In.. Slnrtlrrl from
Hi Sliiinbrrs liy TerrlHc
I ; plus Ion.
FORT Dntinv; tn Sent 19 iSiirclnl
Telegram ) Atnatuer bank robbers have
createu great exrltemrnt In the village of
Ohio, fourteen miles northwest of here, by
attempting to rob the State Hank of Clare
Thoy secured an entrance to the bank Insl
night and sought to blow open the vault
by punching out rlets In tho dial on the
vault door. Tho crevices were tilled with
powerful explosives and touched off. The
result evidently surprised the robbers ns
much as the people of Clare.
The dial and a portion of the ault door
were blown through thr front window of
the bank and ncross a seventy-foot street
and through thr window of the hotel. The
noise awakened every one lu town and the
frightened robbers made good their es
cape, but without a penny of the i xpect. d
booty. Tho thieves overlooked a small
safe outside that might have been e ,sily
entered and which contained 2.0"n in gi Id
There Is no clue.
COI HT ( ONSIDCItS Mill . sm;.
Peculiar HcIIrIoiik Itellef Dor ot
Prme 1 1 1 i of I'iimiiiiiiI Mind.
DA VENPOHT, la.. Sept. 19 -(Special
Telegram ) M. (1. Leo. tho aged and
wealthy manufacturer managing until rr
crntly thr large factory of tho Lee Hroom
company at Davunport and Lincoln, was
declared a sane man In the district court
this afternoon and received an ovation
from tho largo audience In attendance at
the trlnl. His children had asked the court
to nppolnt a guardian over hltn for fear tho
"llrethren in Christ," the peculiar rollglotm
sect to which he belongs, would get con
trol of his fortune.
The testimony introduced showed that he
hud had his wlfr baptlsrd In a river full of
lloatlng Ire. that It Is against his religious
principles to vote, Hint he considered his
relatives "children of the devil" because
they wero not brethren lu Christ, nnd that
he had figured out to his own satisfaction
that the second coming of Christ would
occur In 1901.
When tho proserutlon had completed Its
caso Judge Wolfo took It from the Jury, de
ciding that no showing had been mado of
Incapacity to manage business affairs. Mr
Lee will return lo Harry, whore he Is one
of the lending saints In tho "heaven" of
the Hrrthren of Christ. He retired from
buslnrss u yenr ago.
Woman Killed In Hiitiaun).
VILLISCA. Ia., Sept. 19. (Special Trie
gram. A team hero ran way and threw
Mrs. T. Vanhorn out of thr vehicle, In
juring her ho that she died In about ten
mlnutrs after stir was movrd home.
A Ponder Villi K pins Ion
Hemoves everything In sight; so do drastic
miueral plllB, but both nro mighty dan
gerous. No need to dynamite your body
when Dr. King's New Llfo Pills do thr
work so easily nnd perfectly. Cures
headache, constipation. Only 2' rents at
Kuhn ft Co 'a drug store.
for Infants and Children.
Cn?nr!ii Is 11 lninnli'ss sulistitiito for Castor Oil, Parr
jjjorlc, Drops nnil Soothing Syrups. It l.i Plrasniit. It
cotttnitis noitlior Opium, JUnrphiiio nor otltcr Nnrrotio
siibstniifp. It destroys Worms mill allays FcvorisiiiieHM.
It, euros Diiiri'liu'it and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teetli
ixitx Troubles and eures Const ipittioit. It regulates tho
.Stomach and Ilowels, niviuir licitltliy itiitl natural hleep.
Tho Children's I'aiiacett Tho mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tc crfjTu fOMNi tt murp4v tiTPrrT, Ntwvon
IN VALUE.
Some exce'lent lots, plensautly tocnted 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 th at direction aud the time to buy is th
present. Call at
Council
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Qlgnnttira ef
Am PaoSlmlle Wrapper Iktow.
Yary wntU aaA an tur
fi take a ufrar.
FOR HEADACIIX.
F0K DIZ2IHESS.
MR BILIOUSfUSt.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
Fflil CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIP!.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
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CURE SICK HEADaCHK-
By Our New Plan
Wl si:i,l. MIWIMi UtnilM'.x IT
.YI.-..OU. X IS, IMI mill SUo.lMI.
Full nlekrl, with liih urni. Tlicy are
poil tiiiiHillies- nut elienp tlilni;.
our :mi, :;r.. in and r.o ltltti- bull bear
Itltf. tlotiblf foril "New Ilotlli's" at'O tho
tlni'st ytui over sinv. Trlnl fr'i.
If .vmt would like to set', try or buy
ti M'wliifr 1 1 1 ii -1 1 1 i i cull mi u. 'r rout
scwltit; liiiH'lilnes 7.r :i v oid;.
Nvcrybotly knows lhut lln ".VW
IIO.Mi:" Is nil rhjht. You inko no
idintii'i's. Wo miuranti'e i-vrry (nc tmil
our siiurntitri' i kihhI.
i all on us noil nrr llir
lillielillies and eoniiuire
prlcr.
GEORGEA. BULLIS,
!I!IT llroiulmij.
t'oiinell lllnri.
M'.H PI lll.lt TIIIx.
M.itiusrilpts suitable for
( 1I114 In Md, tine tonn re
oiiMeil liy eslHlillsbed house
liberal terms ptompt,
s'r.ilglil lorw .n il treat no .nt
dilress llil()S." Ill
1 lei aid LMd Si , New Vork
Al THOIts
sr.i:iiiii v
PI III.IMMIIt.
Signature of
Orijiiiiul Tlii't'o I'liicd Stove.
Jil'WIU'P ()f -JllSl il S ((IO(l.
Dunibilil.v iintl ('ft)ii(iiiiv. It
'icver tTiU'eiH. I Iaiidsoiiit'st
liiiso Itiinicp nifido for nny
prieo. ( iimj'iinlt'cil to ivt'
IIKU'P heat willi less ('t)ill tlinn
any stove iniitlt'.
rOI'Nf'II, IIM'FKS. In., Auk S,
We userl No. 1,15 Kavntlte Hase Itiirner
nnd healed four larije rooms from Novem
ber 20 to April 2D and burned about Hi
tons of hard coal. It Is the best stove I
.we haw und 1 have ti'-ed four or five,
oiler hard co.il stoves Our roums .iv
r rune about Ux r, t-. t
M f DANFitUU. 1101 Fourth Ave.
1 OI Nt II. I TV l-.telnslt r VBru..
Bluffs.
CARTER'S
FAVORITE
BASE BURNER
BEE OFFICE.