THJfl OMAHA DAIT,V BEE: WKPyESDAV, MAT S. 1001.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
prctln'R the Inw requiting thnt touchers
must pass examination In music. He halite
thnt where there are special tenchers In
music, as In ninny graded schools, even nttji
though the Instructors come Infreiiue
to the rooms, the regular ttnehors mny
try v.lth liberty, nnd "'"i fc
tliousnnds of pr.'clous, npble lives ' .f.'.V
i. ir in mill, that blowing. The pool f uJ",
t ho . c ,lo In n itriind cause I Jo .lie for 1 . as
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIMH MI.Yl'IOX.
Uavls cells drugs.
Htockort sells luce curtain.
Fine A H beer. Nttimnyer hotel.
Woflmim. scl.ntlllo optician I'O
.... .liiil.fiii. tt"j Sixth nvo. Tel. 315.
HchmldfH tine photos nunmnlcc.1 t- .jkun.
w K. draff. unneruiKiT '' "
101 South Main street. 'I'hotie (,.
Oct v ir work -Ion- at the popular liglc
Itwmln. -H Ilromlway. Tltonc la..
Pun Hall's Mug o Compound. Heat dan
druff YuYc iin.l Imlr preserver known.
Hpeclul attention given to wjd. ng P c
cms. " -; i.nru
Kor kh . hoilPetioKi iurniii: . . "
nnd ft'j"",;,0"1'"1'' ,n"ulri' v- 'V 1"imlUo"'
"r'd Thomas and Cornelia A. Kns.nf.or:
'ui .f Omaha, were man led yesterday
afternoon by Justice Hryiint.
mrntlllK of 1 11C ( OUIli II niuiin
H,hn.T Alumni nsWlatt.m will ! tonight
In the lllooiner school building.
Take home a brick of vanllhi eren m.
rents, or N.-apolllan. a. re n s. I keep
one hour without Ice. A. .Metier A. i .
EAGER FOR NEW RA1LWA1
to be used for the base, be pnved tlrst. The
matter wna settled by the council ordering
the completion of Kourth street. The
material Is also being hauioa to tarn
avenue, In compllanco with the council's
order for work to begin on that street.
soi,i)ii;tt?.
M.M-) ron Till
fills Is One of tin Heaviest Hem" of
(lie l;iientniiurnl.
Colonel Olmsted, chief Inspecting oftlcer
of the Iowa National guard, and his assist
nnt, Major Hume, nrc expected here Sat
urday evening to inspect company i. m
. t. .. - ... ,l..,n It Id lllt.tnralnnil I 1, n I Mnlni"
COUNTY AUDITOR PLATS SIX TOWNSHIPS Jwho has charge of the laying out
of th grounds for tho anuuul encampments,
Council Bluffi Bnlldi Hopw en Chicag
Grat WUn.
iiiiiiti.rii Sim-ih to tie I.iinkInK for
I, liw from Sliolliy Tliroimli I'leit"
mil, Mlnilrii, Vnrli, .urunlU,
llnrilln mid (iuriiri'.
Tho romlne of the Chicago (Ircnt West-
em to Council Illuffs begins to appear like
a reality. The county auditor has prepared
for the Mason City &. Fort Dodge railway.
Dance t.n.l tiir.l Pnv g(' ci. Y"ft.-n, f
fn"!!' i? .rK mzsi& 'ssrjg
b.. stock of groceries, the price paid being
The home-of George It. Patterson, !l.
Vox rth uveiuie, whkh bus been uniU-r
lm 111 ox uarantlne. Is to be fumigated
loony ana un' iun" 1
will pass upon tho pint for tho grounds
for the encampment here as prepared by
Assistant Engineer Oeorgo Judson,
A new pint of the grounds has just been
prepared showing the water supply. This
Is to ho secured by tapping the water main
near the Wnbash roundhouse and laying a
surface pipe south to the camp. This, with
. . ... . I - o-A "..,
ino limine in mo ram i, mmum .,.."
of pipe nnd seventeen hydrants will bo
used In tho ramp. .The arrangements have
HEHRON HARRIES THE GIRL
DiTrcd Ministir Hakei Carrl Band
Hii Wife.
excused from examination In music. It Ii did our ennira.ies, " ' jj'i pat! lotlsni.
for the hoard to determine how often the! lt,1t1fr,i,;rfC(, Tear ago John A. I-ogan, run.
special Instruction must ho given, but the man.Vr-ln-ehlef of the tlrand Army i ' "!
regular teachers are exempt where such In- Itepubllc. lnaiiguratMl .Mrnwr lal tin , . inai
structlon .s actually given. I'nVlr"?.?.. s.m!l decoraleK te graves
()rr IXa.r UNpos.-.l Of. r tho soldier dead, with i rose ; and w th II .
Tho will of Mrs. Lottie -A. Orr of Sioux 1 SUV'Yriff'.rttut'SSS?! IrwiV: wHh.h.s
City was denied admission to probate and
the cstato as a whole descends to her son.
Will C. Orr of Omaha. Tho estntc was val
inu rARMINR rnKiniTinN EXCELLENT nt llbo,,t J'OO.OOO nnd consisted largely
IOWA FARMING CONDITIONS) LAV'tl-Ltr" of ,.vll(lg tn vnrmll, ,mrts of tll0 northeast.
Tho will of Mrs. Orr left the estate en-
"Though other ryes grow dull. ot"pr
hands slack, other hearts cold, In thH.1"'1:
emu trust ours shall remember It sllli. us
long as tho light and warmth of lite re
mains.
I'linnliiK of Hie Vi'li-rniiij.
I
nnlmtv of Ki-linvcriinr l.nrrnluM- Is
AkniiiiIMmI-CIiIIiI llcnlnl Medleiil
Aid nnd Dies tJimril lii
npri'tloii Postponed.
tlrcly to her mother, Mrs. Martha Craig, Kaeh thirtieth day of May we have more
but a settlement was effected between Mrs , , ?rav.B to .p I
Craig nnd Mr. Orr by which the mother tl, tmo wln ,, ,awn wh(,n tUlt loving
received a 320-acre farm In Sioux City and
renounced all claim to the remainder of
tho property under tho will. The farm Is
DES MOINES, May 7. (Special.) In- vnltlcd at about J10.000 and was all the
formation was received hero touay to me. ,..u,.c,i, v '" - -
effect that Prof. (Icorgo 1). Horron nnd nuncln Ion of the will wns nied by Mrs.
, :.i. .l,n nw linn ""r " "-J
mo tuii'uiniiuii u.i.,v. ...v... i,con romp otcil lor ine reniai oi ino upr. - - tierron
is to bo built, n pint of six townships Th(a .,', ,rovo onP nf ,hn heaviest Items h"'""" ,TS "l''a,cd L . "rC8l,lnnt
Miss Carrlo Unnd wero married In New Crnlg, hence It wns not admitted to probate.
York Cltv Rrtiiin weeks nEO. The news
comes Indirectly from relatives of the
li.imla ulm live In Keokuk, who, It Is ns-
serted. havo received a letter from Mrs. E.
n. tlnml. maklnc that statement of tlie
case. She says that Miss Hand nnd the
professor wero married a few uajs auer
r.lrelcd to n lilcatn Position.
Miss Jennie H. Curtis, who has been n
teacher at the Stntc Normal school at
Cednr Falls, having charge of the depart
ment of physiography, has hern elected a
teacher In tho normal department of Chi
cago university, of which Krancls Parker
Pottawattamie county showing tho names
of the owners of the various pieces of land
In the township" Apparently the promoters
are looking for n line from Shelby soulli
west through Pleasant. Mlndcn, i ork, .Nor-
walk, Hardin and darner townships. This
would ll for the most part cast of tho
Hock Island line. Tho townships named
give the surveyors a stretch nearly two
townships wide across the county
Colonel Charles It. Hannan, who has Just
returned from New York, Is enthusiastic
In the belief thr.t the extension will bo built
Into this city. He had several conversations
In the expense nccounl of earing for ttio
soldiers.
Tho adjutant general will come here and
let the contracts for the various supplies
as soon ns the committee completes the col
lection nf the $600, which must be In hand
before the state takes hold.
Tho Himervlslon of the cleaning of Pearl
l.trret by I . V . Allen Is highly eompllmeii
t iry to him and the business men arc
' . ...... , n.iii,iiipiini...
DM'asea over n nvm ,....
Minn Costello nnd 1M Kelly were !lfi.l
ii, n costs each in police court ;;
inorr, ng for tho theft of a pair of r ibb i
lll.ols belonging to J. C. Jenkins, a .North
western swiichmun.
Jesse Knight was nrrested hist night by
C ,?a n l'enny ami Detective .Smith or be
theft of copper junk. It Is said he stol. the
junk from Whllebrnoks shop nnd then
irle.l In well It to Wllltrbroolt.
Mrs. Cntheran McSorley. aged T years,
died at her home, isai South Seventh street,
nt u o'clock last night, after a nine , ays
illness from pneumonia. Her liustianil,
i,.mS MnSi.rinv. and two sons survive, her.
.. irii... 'n. 21. liiinrovod
Order or H"d Men. will meet tonight. All
of the degree staff Is to put on an ex ra
roat of war paint and , Ht ck an extra
feather in ineir nuir mm uv.
James Ducks was arrested last night by
Detective Weir on u charge of dfiinUen
ness. Ducks was released yesterday y the
Omaha authorities after being held for an
alleged attempt to work a eonlldenco gamo
at the Webster street depot.
The county treasurer yesterday sent out
tho shares of tho tax collections for the
iiuarter ending March 31 to tho school otll
cers of the county. Among the school
treasurers was divided $H2.!7.s8 and among
the township clerks $lS,nT5.31.
Mrs. A. I.. Payne left this morning for
Campbell, Neb., for a visit with her hus
band on his ranch. She will be Joined
later by Mr. and Mrs. H. I Ingcrsoll of
AVymore. Neb.. Mrs. Joe Samuels of Lin
coln. Miss Smith of Kearney and N. 1.
Payne of Des .Moines.
O. K. Edwards, aged 47, died nt his home
in Crescent City Monday night of piiou
monla, A wife, two daughters and three
sons survive him. The funeral will be from
the Crescent church at 2 o'clock today,
lti'V. Mr. Coblo oillelatlng. Uurial will be
in the Crescent cemetery.
The receipts In the general fund at the t0 the sum of $3,000, that nil debts aro now
WW rc nc" VTTiO below the estimated !'. that a balance of $600 had been
iireds for tho current expenses of the week distributed nmong tno tnirieen netrs.
and Increasing tnu iioucieney hi in w ium
Rubber statops nt not.ong'B, 307 D'way.
nn. c. i.rs ami oTiinns.
In Alcona. Tho news is generally nenevcci
here, whero tho facts concerning the career
of these two persons are known
Tho marriage will not make any chnnge
In the nronram for havlne Prof. Hcrron ex
pelted from tho Orlnnell Congregational
church after trial, hut In a measure It ex
plains some things which were not explain
able before. It will bo recalled that tho re-
porters found ou a hotel register In Hoston
mo of Mrs. Hcrron, wiucn was signeu
Accidentally Killed,
Tho 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Weir, In Story county, near Colo,
was accidentally killed In a peculiar man
ner. Tho child had followed her brother
to the born and he was throwing hay down
from a loft when tho pitchfork slipped from
his hands ami the child was struck on the
head. Tho sharp prong penetrated her
brain nnd she died noon after.
Ilrrnt l.rcl iirrr Promised for 'Inirli-
crs' Institute
Tho annual Institute of tho teachers of
with Kenneth Clark, a" director of tho road, i0ttnwattnmlo county is to be In this city
in which the latter gave htm assuranco that beginning June 17, nnd continuing two
financing of the extension has been com- wccks. Cdunty Superintendent Mc.Manus
pleted. , yesterday said tho Indications nrc that this
Institute wilt bo the best ever ncici in mo
CIII.II KI'.TS .MIIM'Jl '"" ir nwl nn rnrnllment of fllllv
.... .....I tllw. ........ I ilUtl LVIItJIbldl
nefll imniir:u nun w i .
Lrnli,i Snlnirlinii Motor Coinnanj. uno oi ino icauiriH it i..;...,.s
An nr,inr i7i.n war bIvoii W. W. Colo lectures by Dr. Kobert Mclntyre of Chi
ngalnst the Suburban Motor company In the cago, Dr. Emerson E. White of Colum
unlt in thn district court on his contract bus, O.. and Dr. Frank Ounsaulus of Chi
fnr n,n mn nn lament nf I..-,l(n M.niawa last caco. The character or tneso inreo men
nnn f!nln hnd Hiied for nenrlv $1,700 as popular lecturers Is well known nnd
and after a few hours' deliberation the great treats aro being anticipated by the
tnrv found fur him In the amount stntcd. teachers.
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The attorneys for the defense of Clarence ino meetings oi uiu iubiuuiu iu u
Snurlnclt. who wns recent V found Kll Ity In tno nascmeni oi ino rngiiau uiiinerau
of tho theft of a set of harness from the church, tho Klrst Ilaptlst church and In tho
barn of William Klrby, made a charge that nioomcr school.
the Jury had been guilty of gross miscon
duct, In that some of them wero under the
Influence of Intoxlcatlug liquors while sit
ting on tho case. This was tho final reason
cited in the motion for a new trial, tho
others being of tho usual character.
Hearing on the motion was before Judgo
Wheeler In the district court yesterday af
ternoon, but ns the evidence on this point
was not forthcoming tho charge was passed
over as though It had not been made. The
Judge took the motion under advisement.
Tho final report of H. Parish, admlnis
trator of tho estate of Samuel Price, was
I'nrkn Arc All 0"n.
I.lttle out of the routine developed at the
monthly meeting of tho Park board last
night. The only Improvements of conse-
llm lift
... ll. tl.nn nl llm villi nf MluS H !1 II 1 1 tO tllO
hotel. This lends color to the news that MEMORIAL . DAY IN IOWA
lm is In fact married to the professor.
i
who has long been supported ny ncr ulm nia,i(,. iMMMI.,i
mother that he might go on tcachiug pc
cullar doctrines.
Wt'iillirr nnil Crops
Tho -unseasonably hot weather of the last
week has given way In Iowa to unscason-
tnsk must fall Into the hands "f our fel
low citizens of whom Is demanded a deep
and loyal love of country. .
It Is the duly of every man to love ami
limine! liU rniintiv nnd lieeii In remem
brance her dead heroes, for the dead so
honored died to save a government for tin?
nnnnln nnd In render tile tllirMlllt of b'ltiPl-
ness universal. I beg ,,f you. then, comrades,
luriU iii It Hint tills diilv In tverf firmed with
all reverence ar.d sublimity, that this day
Is pot discredited ny ganien oi siin i nun
holldav amuseinent; let all ImMnrns houses
and shops be closed; every nag at nun
mast, the svmbol of a nation mourning for
a nation's dead. 1-ot there be special serv
,,,, Hi,. sIiiikIii v iiieeei llnir Memorial
day. and every post" eommander extend an
Invitation to the Women's Uellef eorp.
Women or the (mind ,rniy in ine uepu.e
in. um ,.r wtnrmiu. liiuii Nat onal uuard,
Spanish War veterans, and all kindred or
itrml iIipho service". I'.n-
llst the children in this duty: let them as
semble In honor of the dead; let them chant
their sweetest songs; let every child place
n tiioi'.it- mi oiii.tt uriivi'. remembering tno
bi.o hnnnp ...nt, ir... I rnuii fitit NWeet lit tOO
!..,.. .It. t.. ,l,,ni.,.ln tltrt'wi, tntvlv mOlltld.1.
Here let them learn that great lesson
patriotism, and we need have no fear tor
the future of our country and her Institu
tions. I.el tlu class rooms be eioseu mni
f1n.t' mitt- lii'irti it unnelitl 1e.4lin 111 IUSI01.
for there s no teacher like tile omn i i
heroes. There we can learn what liberty is
and at what price It was purchased.
There's
So
Much
Talk
About
EL
MERITO
5c Cigar
"I'll havo to try It," -my
the Ftnokor. Thon ho flndi
It true that
"It Jlrings Ifavana
Hnmtto You."
tOLTZ, CLYMER CO., Phlh-lt.
FtTtgoj h Moore. Distributor.
Omthi.
I i in nil A nil J Cmn-
liiiiniler, Colonel Dili Is, for Km
(ieiii'i'iil Olixer-i mice,
DKS MOINICS. May 7. (Special. 1 The
general order from the department com-
nbly cold wenthor, with some reports of Inlander of tho C.rnnd Army of the Ucpubllc.
frost In varlouo pnrts of the stntc, but not ( oionci ji. 11. Davis or Sioux City, relating
..,mi,Mi m r9no dmnnen to tho fruit tho observance of Memorial day, has
or crops. Tho crop bulletin Issued by the hcen issued from tho offlce uf tho depart
weather bureau today says:
pi inui tin.lf tvim imweniinnablv warm
n.lth ulv iIiivm nr hrlnk winds mid dry
weather. Tho average dally temperature
ranged from 10 to 14 degrees above normal.
The week closed with well distributed
showers and cooler wenthcr, affording more
favorable conditions to grass and grain
nnd nutting tho soil in belter tilth for
planting. . .
Farming operations havo progressed
favorably and preparations for planting
corn aro well advanced. Considerable prog
ress has been made In planting In all dis
tricts and reports show more than the
usual acreage nf corn planted for the (Irst
week In May, wnn prospect oi cnriy coin
tiletlon. The work has been dona with
nuenco shown In the grist of hills was good conditions of soil, except In Ilelds
ailing I where ino mutiny miriaue wu ni"im i
that for tho resetting of the Iron railing
about tho walks In Uaylls's park. William
Gilbert was paid $50 for this work.
The commissioners have the parks all
open nnd a force of men Is getting them
In shape for the summer. A line menagerie
Is housed nt Falrmount park and tho cars
now enter the park. Hand concerts nre he
' I I ..nH,,n,l An . V. .......... .. l.il, nt ,1 1. II n 1 1 n
presented yesterday. It showed collections H J V
n v. c. in dntn. In the mananer s fund
tho receipts wero $12.50, being oO below
tho needs of tho week, Increasing the de-
llclency to til, id in uus luuu 10 nnie.
John Hnyd was arrested last night ou a
charge of assault and battery, the informa
tion having been tiled before Judge Ayl?s
worth by f. M. Williams, owner of the Kiel
A motion was made for a continuance In
tho cai.e of II. L. Tlnloy, administrator.
ngalnst the Omaha & Council Bluffs Rail-
Wheel HroUcn nt (lie Cistern.
Kd King will have a hearing before Jus
tice Ferrler this afternoon on a charge of
malicious mischief and trespass. F. E.
t Collins has filed Information charging that
" . ...... 1- --1 B I . . "
way and urlilgc company, wnirn is ci mr . King came on his property and with an ax
hearing In tho district court on i ruiay. smnshed out one of the windows and de
Tho attorney for tho bridge company. In polished the top to the .cistern. Ho stated
mnklnt? Ihn mntlnn. showed that onC Of thO I .hot thn trnuMn arm. twtofiit.n tin hsH r.
bnrn. As an evidence or tho iiauerywii- ... .vltncS8(,s for the defence, ono fi..,i Ir. niinw KlnP in .lmw wnter frnm
.irulnir ivIndH.
the high temperature of the last two
weeks has brought the season about up to
tho average In respect to growth of all
forms of vegetation; but general farm work
has been retarded, especially In sections
where the soli Is not naturally dry or thor
oughly drained. The general crop outlook
Is encbu raging.
civ ('.inipnnlrs.
The Central Newspapor Union of Dav-
ennort. la., filed articles of Incorporation
today with tho secretary of state. The
union Is organized by S. F. Smith and by
J. X. Ilrands, the latter having been man
ager at one time of the Sioux City branch
of the Chicago Newspaper union. The
capital stock Is $10,000;
The Mutual Telephone rompany of Anita
has been IncorporatcOUby M. N., Baker and
others with $l0.000..rlltal stock.
Thn nnmmerclal Building company nf
Uoyd wns delivering to him a dog which unknown to tho attorney, as Moorehouso llvo ln tho vicinity of F
M'oyM hB" PromlsC(1 t0 n0tlfy hlm " CallCd Ut f nnrt Slxth 8trcct' Kln ls
ing a large patch of blood. Williams said , Moorchouse, Is now In Now York, a fact tho ci8torn. All of the parties to the suit Waterloo has been Incorporated with $30,000
Ifteenth aveune l . nnltal: A. C. Ilratnobcr, president, and A.
out on his own j. Edwnrds. secretary.
recognizance. The William Hulett company of Amea has
been incorporated with $6,000 capital.
I.iirrnlicr'n iIhmv Hurt.
Information has been received hero of an
tno BmawnillK luimnwu.
N. Y. Plumbing Co., lettpnono 250.
Davis sells paint.
the city.
A motion was mado for n now trial in
tho case of B. Meyers against u. V. cous
ins, sheriff, and Taxton & Gallagher.
um:sTios ok taxks ami iiuAini.
Look Into I'nvliiK Multrrs.
City Clerk N. C. Phillips Is to leave Sun
day for Marshalltown ns the delegate to
the crand loduo of the Ancient Order of affnlr nt Clermont, Fayctto county. In which
United Workmen. While there ho will also Fred Applemau, nephew or h.x-uovernor
look Into the manner ln which caving Larrabce. was tho victim. Ho was stroll-
matters are handled In tho office of the ing with a girl through a park In tho even
city clerk. That ofllcn has a reputation for Ing and had stopped to look at a cannon
handling this class of work.
GLADNESS TURNS TO GLOOM
I-iv en Inn lice Toilnr
Thn third ereat counting contest will city Council to lleelile Alum I inc
i. in iminv in ti, Rvonlnc Urn. Ill order Provender of town,
h,.t v,.rv mihsr-rlher ln Council Bluffs may A ouorum of tho council did not attend
havo an equal show with all othcra 'ino mo mooting cnuea ior yetneruiiy miauu..
vi.nnii.i. iinn will ho delivered today to to pass on me hookb oi ouy
,,i. in ihn eltv who Is a subscriber Everest, bo an adjournment wns taken un
. ti, mnr,.i.i miner fren of ehnree. It tit 2:30 this afternoon. The books now
.it.. t. ....,11 t. .iia ,.rn ihnt nil en. snow a total valuation oiuy uuuui .i,wu
tlmates can be registered at tho Council In advance of tho last assessment and even Yon i.k Snllor Hclnri.N After
Illuffs onico. tho snmo ns ln tho previous mis may ne cm nown ay nit iuuuu,, -
.!., rrtt.. ,llatt1htlt Inn nT Ihn inriTRr I I K B U UUUTU Ul lUVlUH. kjuuio t4 .vi
. i i i t nornrnrn onipriainea recartiuiK iuu
1,mMra. ::,,: . rth MU,, SIOUX CITY. in.. May 7.-(Speclal.)
mates nnvo a uuainu u. h"..us v . ., Af.. nlno ... hnnen frnm hnmn. with
.,i,. h,,. 'tim nnrllrr vour cuesa Is wucn ino tuuucu (uuicb ntBcmci nh. -
promlum. hut tno ear uer jour Miesa m ,,, f h no communication with bis parents. Er
n,,, f iinnith rinn of ih. Rmniinnx na- u xty. wuo during mat t me has Deen nvo wnn
trentn now under ouarnntlno Is said to dos- times around the world ns u sailor and
sess six cows and has made the demand has served ln tho British army In tho Boer Governor Sbaw left this afternoon for
IIn
registered tho hotter. Watch for Tho Even
ing Bee today.
when a man camo behind hlm and struck
him n terrible blow on tho head with the
butt of a whip, felling him to the ground.
Tho nssallant followed this by striking
Annloman after he was down and then
striking the girl. A young man named
Hugh Kllfoll has been arrested charged
with tho offense, the theory being that ho
was slightly drunk nnd mistook the couplo
for another, supposing tho girl to bo one
Erl whom Kllfoll had been keeping corapnny
mcnt at the state capitol, and Is as follows:
History may uboiind In eulogies of great
men and ureat deeds: the bardH nl' other
(.outlines may sing of a glory that lias
nen; inn in tno Hearts ot tno American
people there Is a love and devotion that
will go down to all generations attesting
tno people h love ror the luave nnd the
true. rext to rel clou comes the cause
of country, and next the brave soldier who
went tint to defend that country The hero
ism that war engenders far exceeds the
cost, for when a nation eensnu In iirndurn
heroes, that nation's sun Is sotting and It
win soon ne recorded with the past. A
land without ruins Is n and without mem
nry, without hlstorv. Clve me the land
where ruins arc spread; yes, with "a giave
in every spot, a name on every grave that
will not be fotgot." Though terrible, war
has brought about great results, that sat
isfy the aspirations nf the heart and make
every man a monarch In that "land or the
free and home of the brave." For this
choicest gift of Heaven our forefathers
rougnt!
olilli'r n 'I'l-nclicrs
They planted that standard un the blood
stained llcjil of this country, and died for
the principles It represents. And you, my
comrades, were tile ones that Kept Invio
into tnai sacreit trust, anil to you all nil
maiilty goes out. You are the teachers o
true Americanism.
Y lien on that Anr II innrnluir lnnir mho
when old Charleston harbor was aroused
bv the boom of eannnn thnt swnnt nerons
tho waters, aimed at the stars and stripes
mat waved prnini ascendancy over Fort
Sumpter, and war was declared against the
union, wnat 11111110 valor you displayed
what courage, what tenacious endurance
I have thouuht much of this enurncn 11111
heroism 'ami hu'vo. smnrtli tho rulinu. nm
to the women of America I attribute much
of this ti;i t lio t If iti. Their Kiirrltlers. thrlr
deep devotion and their loyalty lias had
us iiiuueiico 111 every com net waced lor
1 111s nniion. 1 ney gave us tne noys 01
5. 01 and Thcv lilirsiii. their daily
avocations wun ono Hand nnd with th
other clasp to their breasts tho future
soldier, 'i nev lull hlm to s eon with
aiithetus of his country's glory; thus giving
1110 nisi great lesson 01 patriotism.
PiiliiollNin of the .Mother.
All hall the mothers of America: the boy
of 'til do not torgct your Instructions, and
when the eventful times come, when uc
cess repaid endurance and perseverance.
ami wnen one nag waved over all tne enn
testlnir nrtnUx. with what nianlv devntloi
did you depart ftom the Held of battle,
lilts was Hymnoiizcd in the conduct o
Grant when In silence ho turned from
H elimond that lav bleed nu at Ills feet
That was tho feeling which prevailed when
tho northern soldiers tlrst strewed llowers
on confederate graves.
Your love nf country was clearly dis
played when In the third year of the war,
amid the boom and blast of cannon at
Gettysburg was heard the volco of Abra
ham Lincoln saying that "tho nation shall
under God have a new birth of freedom,
and that government of the people, by the
people, and for the people, shall not perish
from the earth."
Oh, veterans! you have blessed this coun-
llavls sells glass.
Gravol roofing .A. II. TU-aa, CU Broad '
Urn I IJslnle Trnnsfr.
Thn followinn transfers wero filed ye br
opinion lliui BIA ran mu inuiu iwm " 1 "..v.. ... ...... ............ ..... . .11
' . -ru. I ,h i,,i mnvoii in tornnru . miioo thorvlllo over the death of a 2-year-oni
IniUH can ciaiiu ua i-aviiih. mo tunn in ...... ........ ..v......, ,,,,,,, , , 1 ,,i, Thn
bo taken as pay for their keeping If the from hero. Ho met two old school chums fh Id of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Lough. Tho
owner neglects them or they can ho treated and was explaining to them how he wan child died, probably, of pneumonia. The
thai thn r.ltv must earn for these. Tho city war, stnrted homo. Intent on giving his Quincy. 111., where ho la to bo tho guest
solicitor has been called upon to be ready father nnd mother a surprise. 0f tho Commercial club nnd will deliver
with an opinion on tho question. Speak- 1 On his way from San Francisco he un address before the club.
Ing of the matter, Paul C. Aylesworth, who stopped in hioiix city, no was neaaea ;hlld Ilenlril Alii of I'liyslclnim.
day In tho abstract, title and loan offl. c of lnlon ibat lx C0W8 aro moro thnn tho when he left home, but discovered that There Is considerable excltiment at ls
J. W. Sntllro, 101 roan sireei:
Henrietta A. Wakefield to F. J. Day,
int c tttnek 7. Kvnns' 2d llrkl no add
w. d.
County treasurer to II. O. Ourcn, nv.'U
sw'i '.'Wfi-O, t. d ..............
Henry McMullen to Samuel C. I' note,
lots 17 and IS. block 151, Crescent
(ity. w. d
Morris Hough, gunrdlan, to S. C.
Fontc, undly 1-12 In lots 3 and i,
block l.M, nnd lots 1, 2, 3 and I, block
153, Crescent City, g. d
Morris Hough ot al to S. C. I-oote,
same, w, d
George C. Florea and wife to Mary L.
Everett, lots I. 5 and C, block 3:',
Everett s add. w. d
Thomas II. Clelnnd and wife to
Iiconard liverett, w l icei 101 v,
1
1
STATE PI1INTEBS ASSEMBLE
oun ANHorlntloii .llrcl ill .110111
City and Klcrt lien MoIiich
.Iiiii Prcnlilcnt.
S.'OCX CITY. In., Mny 7. (Special Tele-
gram.) The nnnual meeting of the Iowa
'rlntlng Trades assoelatlon was In Sioux
City today. These olllcers were elected:
Herman Tradjcns, Des Moines, president.
). I). Gordon, Sioux City, vice president,
II. L. Page, Des Moines, secretary and
treasurer. Tonight at the nrmory a recep
tion to the visitors was given. Speeches
were made liy Mayor A. II. Burton, George
I). Perkins, editor of tho Journal. E. W.
Caldwell and Will Heed Ilunroy, and some
of the labor men. After the spcechmaklng
the company danced.
Today tho Iowa State Federation of Labor
will open Its nnnttnl session here. Numer
ous leading lnbor men of the state have ar
rived.
rmsT class pullhan sluepers
...DAILY B1JTWIJEN...
OMAHA AND SAN FRANCISCO
Without Chinics
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
..All the bttt Scenery of the ROCKY
MOUNTAINS and SlliUKA NIJVADA by
I Uaylithtin both directions.
DININU CAR SERVICB THKOUOtl.
) HUPPBT LIBRARY CARS.
Forfait Information, reservations end IUner
rv "Clilcnzo tn Callfnrnlu" address Cltv
I Ticket Office, ijjj Parnam St., Omaha,
L
liny Shot liy Plnjmntr.
SHENANDOAH, In., May 7. (Special.)
Hoy Hounds, lil-yenr-old son of. Cyrus
Hounds of this city, was accldcntly shot
here Sunday night by his playmate, Charles
Arnold, at Arnold's hbme while tho boys
wern nlavlnc In the kitchen. The weapon
was a thlrty-elght-callbcr revolver. The and 1
... . . nr, iviia 01 limuau -"-
.500 REWARD I
Wowlllpsy tho abovo rewurd for any caw. of
LWer CoraplRliit. DyKpcpnln, Sick lleadnche.
indigestion, uoiisiipuunu ur t .intlt Clll-aa wo
cannot cure with Uverlta. the Up-To-l)ato
Little Liver rill, wnen ino nircciiDiiB uro unci
ly complied with. They sre purely Vegetable,
nndnevor full to glvo satlsf action. Sio boxes
contain 100 Pills, 10o boxes coatiiln 40 Pills, 6o
boxes cotitnln lft I'llis. ncwarooi rausuuu ma
and, pointing It nt his comrade, pulled the
trigger, not thinking It wns loaded. The
bullet tnoff effect In the neck of young
Hounds nnd lodged ln the center of the
left lung, from which it has not been ex
tracted. The wound Is nfit serious unless
a hemorrhago sets In.
Trial nf n fieri', j num.
.SIOUX CITY, la., May 7. (Special Tele
gram.) Church' circles hero nro wrought up
over tho church trial of Rev. C. M. Wlck-
ham, pastor of tho First Christian church,
about whom Miss Cora Batcman, aged 24
years, a member of tho church, makes
charges. The second session was held to
night. The girl was cross-examined by
Wlckhnm. Do charges thnt thcro Is a con
spiracy against him. He is married and
has two daugthers.
Student linn Nmnllpox,
SHENANDOAH. Ia.. May 7. (Special.)
Tor sale by Kuuu ft Co., istb uu IJuubim
Ut., Omaha. cvo., uoo. a. uuvn, v-uuhum
Ijluffs. lows.
$5.00 A MONTH
SPECIALIST
In
All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years ln Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured.
Method new, without
cutting, pfcln or losi
of time.
runij 1 1 lecureuroriueanmneiinisoa
31 PrllLIO thoroughly cleansed from
the ystem. Soon every sluu ami symptom
forever. No
sense on the skin
s no dangerous
Emma Marvlck of Vllllsca. attending the disappears completely and
Western Norma, college here, wns nuar- a?
nntlned for smallpox early this morning, druea or Injurious medicine.
Sho had rooms In tho women's dormitory. wAK MEN from Excesses or Victims
.ii .i if. .v.., .,i.,.. c..n.in.. . Tf7iivitK TiKiiti.iTr or Exhaustion.
ill! unit I liuillt-tn IVIb lilu iiiitt. .7iiiiiit; i f ............. - t-i., v n.n,r I,,
night, except her roommate. Anna Oallup. ,7Jf Vrt M tiorK Ao".i, licU of TlmT vigor
who is now wun uer. jihb ia iuu vuiy cubu and strangth, witn orguns imiiaireu ami "run.
In town. STRICTURE cured with a new noma
i i Treatmeni. ino pinii, nu iiotoiiiiuu uuw
( iiiuiiiIiin I nlieM sum i. ity. tnas. Kianey anil iiianurr i rnuuioa.
SIOl'X CITY. Ia.. May 7.-(Speclnl Tele- ,7f "ftJl06?.., .
gram.) The Cummins forces won out in the call on on ur address 9 So. 14th Sti
vln 0.n.nn Onnnlnn llmnhn link
two-thlrds of tho IS7 delegates are for Cum- UT. OUttl 103 0001 ID, UIIIQI1Q, I1QU.
mlns for governor. The fight was hard,
to
9
to
ns nronerty. showing that the owner la able going to bounco in on his mother and tamer is a raiiroau man ...... ... . u...
t 1. .... I.. l,l.nlf n,l., nii.tnntlni, I aitt-nrlixi limn, whnn nnn nt Ihn knr. crnnlti' llOIUO mOSt 01 the tlmC
IU luuri u..v u.m;.. ....v. .,uu.u....Ut.. ......... ....... . .u , .
to d h m that h s mother had d ed three ncucver in ...i... uu.u ......
Suit for Wniirn. t,o r.t v,nn. mn i,ru child was taken elck sho persisted that it
Tho last round In tho attachment pro- mh (v,n,iMtt thm nti.r in f nh. was not 111. Even when It had died sho
ceedlngs ngalnst Will Laux, who has kept B0I)C0 ho ha(, m,BgC(, h,3 0,(, mo,hcr on,y insisted that the child was only sleeping,
a luucb counter on Broadway, Is on In (hrB ,.,, ,vnR hitter nnd hi nTitieina. She had refused to permit physicians to be
sent ior. Aiicr uiu cuiin hum ucwh ..i.....
day she sent to Wntcrtown, S. D., for a
faith curlbt to come nnd treat the child
450 brought ln a counter-claim ot $97 for rlch, nrm ... the noer war nnd declared then that it was only sleep
12 a luucn counter on uroanway, is ou in thrce wecIs WBB bltter nm, h,a antlcpa.
Justlco Forrier'g court. A Jury was se- Uon8 of plea8uro ani, oy woro turne(j l0
lau cured yesterday afternoon to pass on W. Koom
B. Mycr's claim of S7 for wages. Laux who ,s 2fi ycarg of agC( o8t
Shin Diseases
RcziSMA. TKTTKR, TSORIASIS, Salt RjiKtiM, Acnk and a nreat manj; other
diseases of like character are classed as skin (lisenses, wnett tney coma just, us
properly be called bloo.1 diseases, for they undoubtedly orininatc m the blood, like
Cancer. Ciitarrh, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Contagious Illood Poison, etc. ; the only
real dillcrence being in the intensity and nature of the jioison. The more serious
.UcncM rntuvr Cutnrrh. rte.. are caused bv some specific poison or virus, vhich
is either inherited or in other wivs gets into the blood nnd attacks certain vital
orcans or appears in the form of terrible sores and ulcers, while the milder and
. , A i .i!. 1 1... l.t..1 l.r,w rtr ott ivr ariti ron.lltlnn
damages to his business by tho service of
lititrlt 17 GrlineH' mill. w. d 1,1") tne aiiacLmeni serven ior mo inn. ine
1 caso Will occupy ino attention oi ine court
seven transiers, limn ..... for the grcater part of today.
right arm In the Boer war.
SAFE-ROBBING EVIDENCE IN
Ing,
Trinl of Jncknnii nnil Stnvnl
.Minillln Ciihp la Almnst Up
to .Inrv.
& WIDE-
OPEN TOWN
That's what Council
Bluffs is in regard to
buying shoes, Wo don't
mean wide open an Sun
day, but overy day ln the
week we receive tho peo
ple of tho city nnd vi
cinity with wide-open
doors. We take particu
lar pains In seeing that
all go away well pleased.
That's our style of doing
business.
SARGENT'S
I, noli (or (lie Hear.
Giuiril Inspection Off.
Tho guard inspections In southwestern
for Iowa ior una ween nave necu tmuu i
Colone Olmsted nnd Major iiumo, in-
bpectors for tho Iowa National guard, re
turned homo from Creston this evening to
To I'nvc Fourth Street.
Tho engineers' force was staking Fourth
, -. . . I ., .1 ., ., rrt, nl,i nn,tnM
i-ii. . v..,. . . ,,. n i I DENISOW in.. Mnv 7. (Snrrini Tele, rcctincrato after going through tho wreck
I.IWI.H p......,, ....... mi" t.ulu U..r ---v.''-'.-.: . . ' ' . . .!. ,tr, t-nnH llnth
way to Willow avenue. A dispute nrose lu gram., in mo tnai oi jacason nnil movai, i . iii ( i
the council Mondny evening, some claiming the men chnrged with stealing a safo from were bruised hut not Bcrlourly injured,
that the contractor had not been ordered the United States Express company at They were on their way to Corning ot tho
to proceed with tho paving and soma urging Manila, la tho evidence was all In tonight nmo oi tne wrecK nnn
i.n FitrtVA rA..Mii m.ff in i whgq ma court iiniournLHi until nmnrrow hyuuuu mu tuni uk ium ......
lliUl (JtlWii) nilliU WUUIKH UIUIID UIIVU iu 1 -" I. . . , , , , ; . , . . a
raornlns. Tho arguments will probably oc- ing out ior ino accmeni. men ..."
cupy nil of tomorrow and the caBo will bo tho rest of tho week were nt v iinsca, uen
n tho hands of tho lurv Wednesrlnv nlcht. Oak. Olenwooii, Shcnaniloan aim uouin.ii
Tho dofenso brought ln witnesses to Bluffs, in tho order named, anu an wiobo
strengthen tho nllbl and two witnesses to dates will bo canceled nnd other dates bo
Plnco the value of tho safe at less than nxed for tho inspection ot companies
FARM LOANS
Negotiated in Eastern Nebraska
nnd Iowu. James N. Casaiiy, jr.,
Kii Alain m., council uiuns.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director,
(Successor to W. C. Esten)
JS 1T.AU1. M'llUKT, '1'hono 07.
TEN CENTS
Seems a very low price for n good
toothbrush, but you enn get one of us
for that money and It's u good one,
too. e havo a large lot, nnd we bought
litem ut n rnro bargain.
Dell 0. Morgan's !15urSay.
Wedding Gifts
of value, beauty, of practical use. In
sterling silver, quadruplo, silver pinto
and silver with gold lining aro here In
tempting variety scores of other
things equally sensible for selection as
bridal presents. Before Investing your
money for a friend's wedding outfit,
be sure to look through our stock.
Herman M. Leffert
(Iriiduale Outlelan.
S.'KI Ilroiiilwajr, Council niiiffa.
120. Tho prosecution thcu produced two
express officials nnd u pollco officer, to
whom they nlleged Jnckson's wifo mado
damaging admissions, Hesplto tho rainfall
the court room becomes more crowded as
tho case proceeds.
Hininlitntlnu of Music.
Assistant Attorney General Van Vleck to
day registered an official opinion to tho
superintendent of public Instruction inter
NUW MMIIIASKA NUOAIt I'ACTOUV.
CASE AFTER CASE
Plenty More Like This in Omaha.
ScorcN of Omaha noonlo can toll you
nluillt rintin'o Iv'Mitntr Dlllu MlltlV II llRlinV
omul, n.uux uijr, neu. v orK will negin cHz.n makes a public statement of hi
( ti nnn n a Innllnn I. .1.1. I .. I ' '
llmnhn Mnn'n I'lnnt to llr llnilt nt
Sioux (i(,
SIOUX CITY, Ia May 7. (Special Tele-
gram.) William C. Totcrson of Omaha to
day stated that the Omaha Beet Syrun and
Chicory company, of wh ch he is an oftlcer.
will build a J75.000 beet Biigar plant at
as soon as a location Is determined upon
Tho company has several sites under con
slderatlon. Although tho building will be
erected, tho plant will not be placed In
operation this year because the sugar beet
season is now so well advanced that buo
cessful cultivation by Inoxperlonced growers
Is out of tho question. Tho company will
bo In readiness for a big business early
next spring. South Sioux City Is rejoicing.
experience, Hero la a enso nf It. ha
better proof of merit can bo had than such
endorsement?
Mrs. Ousta Bohlman, 1013 Oak stree
says: "Doan's Kidney Tills nro a. good
remedy. 1 took them for kldnoy trotiui
which stnrted about seven yenrs ago,
caused by a cold settling In my back. I
procured them from Kuhn & Co.'s drug
storo and they cured me,
Kor salo by all dealers. Trice M cent
Snlrll In Mcrt In Imvn.
CMNTON, la., May 7. (Special.) Tho 1'oster-Mllbiliii Co.. Buffalo, N. V, sol
Mississippi Valley Spiritualist association agents for tho t'nlted States,
will havo Its nineteenth annual camnmeot- Ilemember tho name-Doan'twind tak
Ing hero this summer. July i5 to Auguat "S, I no BUbstltuto.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
If ynu Imvo mnnll, wiw.lt orpin,
Intt iM,cr or wiiikriilnit ilmln,
nur Vnciium Orirnn Pnttl.iirr will
rrltoin joii ltlioiit ilruits or
pUntilr.itv 7ft.(Wi0 In llM. imtnnit
fllurfi notmioret'irncil. iioC l. p. friiuil wrln fur
fn-n narllrulini, nnt .diUillii fliiln t mi;l"l,
lOCAt APPLIANCE. CO.. l38Thoro Blk.. Indianapolis. It .
MEN
a pustular kind, with excessive discharge of thick, gummy fluid, or the skin may
be hot, dry and feverish, swollen and fissured. Skiu diseiifles, whether they appear
Tt alum, uiuivui-a vji . w . j . . ., ,
I can cheerfully and most slncoroly ondors
your speolflo ns a euro tor Eozoma. the most
irritating and annoylnir diBoaso, I think, thai
floah la holr to. I was troublod with It for
twonty-flvo years, and tried many rexnodUa
with no irood effect. After uiliur your tnedlcino
a short tlmo I think I am ontlroly rellevod.
You can irivo this Btatoment any publicity you
may doolre, as It is voluntarily made, mor for
tboso afillcted than notoriety for myself.
312 West Contrsl.
tr ...tl..
yory roniieukiu,,y.
Wichita, Kane.
become more deeply rooted
and intractable the longer
neglected, the skin in time
having a thick, hard, rough
and unsightly appearance.
You can hide the blemishes
for a time with cosmetics;
and washes, lotions, soaps
and powder may relieve
temporarily me ncninR mw
homing, but eventually the
oi U1C sum uccunic m
rtnrQ
clogged up by this treatment that the poisonous matter thrown off by the blood
cannot pass out of the system, and settles on the lungs, heart or some other vital
organ nnd endangers life. .... ,. r i
To purify and build up the polluted blood is the right treatment for skm
diffuses, and for this purpose no other medicine is so deservedly popular as b. b. h.
It is a icrfect antidote for all blood humors, and when taken i into the circulation,
gentlv but thoroughly eliminates all impurities and unta the blood iti a healthy,
normal state. The skin can't remain in an irritated, diseased condition when
nourished with rich, new blood. S. S. S. is the only guaranteed purely vegetable
remedy, and the safest and best skin beautirier. AVnte our physicians if you have
any blood or fikiu disease, aud they will cheerfully advise you without charge.
THE SWIPT SPGCiniC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA.
The "Comstock Proces s''
Is tho most successful method for reducing and rellevlnK
pain in all kinds of dental operations that has yot beta
presented to tho public. It has been used by leading den.
tlats ot tbo east for nearly two years, and has been pro
nounced by them to be -stlrely satisfactory. Our patlenti
aro delighted with tho results it produces. If you an
nervous and your teeth are eenaltlvo we will bo pleased to
explain it to you.
..Telephone 145
H. h. Woodbury. D. D. S, Council Bluffs-
30 Pearl St. Grand Hotil
You
Can Buy
Brains
at a moat market, or you
can hire other people to
think for you, or a nimble
fincered girl to write your
letters, but do you know a
good dictionary 1b a great
help in writing or speak
ing correctly?
Probably you hays decrestt
old dictionary ln your office. It
Is no tatterod and dirty that you
seldom uis It, Throw It la ta
waits basket sad et a
Standard
Dictionary
It ts the lateat out and icholari
Tsrywhera pronounce It th
best Contslnlns over 200,000
words and having a corps ot M0
sdltorr, specialists and educated
men, costing nearly a million
dollsn before placed before the
public, It ought to be a valuable
book. It is a valuable book by
far tba beat dictionary befors
th Enellsh-speaklDg peopls.
CAM. ON OR WIUTK THH
MKCIKATII STATIONK11Y CO.
IMS VAKNAM BTRUBT.
IN KEOAKD TO IT.
PENNYROYAL PILLS
f"STK o . 'r!"nT anil Uj.ly Oouiin.
A S- i-t ( UK iiksi i.it s i-.sm.isif
lO lll!ll ftnd i;.il,1 ta.l.lll. lu.... ...U.
r.'"1 Wrltb, Tnkrn alhrr. Itffu.o
fS IlKiirnm Hub.lllutl.int nad Imllu.
Uttiis. Su of our imiiiii r moI 4r. la
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