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I J. R. McPherson , nilrt't : telephone 2H.
Grand hotel , Council lIIurrs : 100 rooms :
facng : DIlu park. E. P. Clark. proprietor
The next attraction at the opera house I
be "The l altd Cal , " next Sunday nlghl
C. E. Matthews I. charged : with stealing
a cala belonging tu J va Iernard , 725 Mi
Ilr et.
} . J. McMahon , arrelte\ 101 betting a
. brJ bill at the Inman , was dlrchurged yes
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1 lma Perkins was yesterday Irantcd u
divorce from Henry S. Perkins on the ground
of delcrtl n ,
Sely Ilough's health baa been 10 for re-
.tored Ihlt he ha been remove from the
LoepLtal ) to his Jai quarter agaIn
'I'WO young ucJety men had a' flve.round
J'rlz ' tight In Palmer's grove the otlr even-
- . , Ing. Love and revenge were the motives.
( An Omaha couple , Thomas Hay And Alee
Neat apllel , to Justice Cook yesterday and
.he Ilulckly tied the knot und lent them home
happy
, C. M. Oason , the young man who dole
a $25 ring from C. D. Ianilet : was placed
under arrest last nlht. charged with lar-
ceny from a building.
John Turnpr for clotblng
Turnlr , stealing some
lt Union IHIrk. \101 put tinder arrest by
OffiCers Weir Kemp and Martin , and lodged
In the city Jai lut ' night.
The Utile thud society of St. John's
English Lutheran church wi meet Friday
evening ot the rCHldence of Miss JOhoulo
Nelon , 713 Washington avenue.
\ The street supervisor has been notfed of
strce
1a.t the uUllesLalle ( presence of lusslan thistes
II ' \e northwestern part of the city and has
started upon I war or extermination.
Complaint Is made about cows being herded
ICr Cochron's park and Marshal Canning
Is now expected to protect the metropolitan
rcputal/n of that part ct the city
The Ialawa railway case drags along In
% the district court. Hooks and accounts are
' being gone through , Iem by item , with
the dreariness of a bookkeeping class I 0
I ! 1 commercial eoliege. At tiw present rate two
weeks I 1 be rather of a snug lit.
Eel \Vrlght . Ianawa's new marshal , who
signalized his advent Into oOce by having are
ro\\ with John O'Brlen , the g.lekeelJer for
Colonel Heed , had his aslult case called be-
fere Justice HlI at llawa yesterday and
was IIcharged , O'Drlen not appearing to
prosecute.
Woodlard ( Dro . , the archlecls , say they
have several ipplcatons from parties anxious
to secure on ( . 1r1 ! lease modern cottages
ol live or six rooms. Such hOUSES are
scarce here , and capialsts contemplating
building would do wel to consult the Wood-
ward Bros.
President Stewart of the Union park man-
Igement , had an exciting experience with a
bicycle yesterday morln ! lie was Practicing -
tclng to ride In a race against one of the
race horses on the traclt. A shup turn
on the dusty track sent the wheel from
under him. I cost several dollars to have
the wheel repaired and $198 to pay for the
court plaster required.
The olficera of the Gonymede Wheel club
have about decided ag11nst having the
leagu9 meeting arranged for at Union park
In Octobl'r. All of the crack wheelmeh
counttil upon for the event are under engagement -
gagement at Chicago and St. Louis , ana
none of the racing teams : riding for the
bIg manufacturers have responded to the
. invitation to come here old rl4e.
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Form loans made In western Iowa at low.
eat ' rates. No delay In clolng loans. FIre
and tornado insurance written In best of comp -
p nI08. Bargains In real e5tate. LOUGEI
& TOWLE , 235 Pearl St. .
The Standard piano next to the Hardrnan.
I'EItSOtJ.I'AItAGILAI'1IS. I
Sylvester Dye of Macedonia Is In the city.
Dr. J. W. Iletnetead of Carson Is a Bluffs
vIsitor : W'lemstcad -
, L. T. Genung " of .lastngs visited the Bluffs
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yeterday.
p. P. Kelly . of Genwood was In the city
John H. Black - of Griswold was In the city
est rday.
Fremont BenjamIn or Avoca was In the
- city yesterday.
Mrs. J. Ii. Carso has returned from a visit
with her son , W.entworlh , ot Deadwood.
Oscar J. Martin and Jessie Waiters were
married Tuesday by Rev. Dr. Sarchet.
Mr. Louis Valier and Mrs. .Mary Huntington -
' ton were married Tuesday by Rev , C. L
Miller.
Miss Zoo 11 returned lost evening from
Duluth , where she has been spending the
summer.
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Mrs. F' . J. Schnorr has returned from a
. months' visit to her old home In Crystal
Lake , Iii.
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A. T. I"lcltnger and family have returned
from a visit to friends In the eastern part
of the state.
J. R. Schofeld of. Wright township was In
' the cIty yeslNday cnroute for New Mexico
to buy breeding sheep.
Mrs. D\lel : , of Iowa City , having spelt the
past year II Denver Is now the guest of her :
daughter , Mrs. J. 11. Carse.
Deputy Marshal Fowler has ! Ole to Cres-
trn to testry In the case of the State against
Kerns. Mrs. Fowler accompanies hIm.
J. S. Morgan of Walnut was In the city
yesterday lookIng after his chances - of securing -
curing the republcan nomination for sheriff
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Shnart left last evening
for l.ulvHe , Ky. , nNr which place they wUI
visit friends and relatives . for about two
"eoks.
: At Neurnay5r's hotel parlors ! yesterday )
. there was a quiet ceremony performed by Jus-
" tce Cook , uniting John Schepel and Kate
Heesch of Taylor.
Mrs. W. W. Lunger and Mater Fred left
last evening for ChIcago 10 visit Mrs. J.F. .
Coykellal and other friends. Mr. Lunger ,
In the meantime , Is off al 0 ten days' business -
ness trip. to Denver old other western
points.
FrJJ Doom of Emerson , Neb. , 11. F. Monk
and Judge Quimby of WOkefell , Neb. , en-
route to the democratic convention ot Un-
coIn , stopped off In the Dufs yesterday to
McAnemey. spend the afternoon with their friend , J. ) .
Miss Mabel Ilazen daughter of Sheriff
t Haen , has gone to LIncoln to enter upon
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of the Nebraska Normal school. Miss lazen
has from childhood shown special gifts In
the line arts and has for several yeas been
under the best Instructors here and In the
eaet. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Parties using furnaces-You can save
one-thlnl of your coal bill thIs winter. Get
one of Cole's 1895 alr.tght heaters for your
dining room. Use for spring and fall heat
and the quick morning heat through the
winter , Instead of crowding your furnace '
from 5 o'clock and shivering till 9 every
morning . Our new stove Is very ornamental.
Fire never goes out. Can hove your room
bet In five minutes after getting up with
the wood put In the night before.
COLE & COLE.
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The following marriage Icenset were issued -
sued yesterday ;
Name and resilence. Age
Oscar J. Martin . Council Bluffs. . . . . . . 2t
Jessie Walters , Outhrte Center , 10. . . . 21
John SChnepel , Taylor Ia. . . . . . . . . . . 2G
Katie Heesch , Treynor Ia. . . . . . . . . . 18
Thomas Hay Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . to
Alice Neal omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
James A. Holman , Council Bluffs. . . . . .
Emina lCracht Council Bluffs . . . . . . 19
Edwin A. hess , Counll Bluffs. . . . . . . 2
Li. Dele etcher ; , Council Dlul ! . . . . . 21
JLOMI1SIOIOKEJIS' ' - EXCURSiON.
Vise lurlnKton ! t" .
August 29 , September 10 and 24.
Low rate to various pint .In the south
southwest . wet and northwest. For full information .
formation cal on or address
C O. M. DROWN , Ticket Aeent.
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Read Dull' ad. DaTIl sells hammk
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Uardman and Standard pianos , 13 N. IGtb.
, I Council Bluffs ktn4ergart.n , UI - 4th street.
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lAS ' r.KiN oxn : iOSIi ' 110 :1.n' .
Fruh Dllilck's Effort to Cltnln S'I-
iiitliItestiil " I nlll y.
Wedgcd In under I chicken coop so tight
that with great difficulty was his body re-
moved , Fred Dllck died about 1 o'clock last
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night from the elects of n dose-of poison
self-administered.
I I" not thought he took the poison to kill
himself , for the story of his life of the last
year shows he was In the habit of takIng
11)lson In some form for the purpose of makIng -
Ing hhn.cl sick In order lo excite sympathy
YomDlllck had a great .I lent of trouble I
with hIl Ittl-rather , larry West , who lives
at HI Ridge street. About a year ago the
boy became suildenly , and violently lick I
was learneJ then that ho had taken some
sort of bd bug polson. About the tth of
July he took arsenic for the same purpose ,
but was pumped Out after a brier but violent
illness. Yesterday he went to the home of hIs
allt , all showing her a lot of crystals II his
hand , without any wrapper , asked her what .
she thought It was.
" ] 's strychnine , " she saId. "You throw It
away. "
le laid he would , and went away.
About 10 o'clock he bade his friends and
family good night , and sole of them goodbye -
bye , In a few moments a lea-rful dhrlek
aro'isel the neighborhood , followed by others ,
till there was quite a crowd ot the West
place. I was soon found that the shrieks
came from under the chicken coop , where the
boy was found , tightly jammed In. lie was
removed soon tS possible antI Dr. Chris-
tianson . who was present dil what he could
to resuscitate him. I was too late , however ,
as rigor 10rtis had already set in.
Some of the neighbor at frt thought I a
case of murder , but the facts hardly warrant
such conclusion . .
any There was an all'
around row at the West house yesterday
morning but the boy had eaten a hearty
supper , and nothing after , ' "lt he vent away
by himself , I seems from the facts at hand
to have been a clear case of unintentional
suicide. _ _ _ _
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ASSAVI"I'I ) illS Vlt'f0 " 'ITI AS AXE
:11.1 AU"II.e ofii'itrtvr ' 'o.'nNhll'
Fit rnier to Ih'Nl roy 111 1111) ' .
Fred Wllch was arrested at 3 o'clock yes-
terday upon complaint of his wife , charged
with o'ssault with Intent to commit murder.
Wlach Is 0 substantial farmer living
near Pony creek live miles from town. For
several days he has been on 1\ spree which
emlee\ In an attack ' of furious Insanity or
MUlken madness lie seized an' axe night
before last and asserted his Intention of killing -
Ing his family all destroying his hou'se. A
large portion of the furniture was reduced
to khllln ! under the blows from the axe ,
while the wife stood hy helpless. When he
attacked her piano the woman rushed to the
rescue and seize the InfurIated titan He
let the piano and turned on her .avith his
axe and chased her through the rooms. . He
would undoubtedly have killed her had It
not been for tw providential appearance of
two of her brothers. They seized the mad-
lan and disarmed him. . Ho was so violent
and bloody In hIs threats that Mrs. Wlach
beleved her life to be In danger and came
to town to invoke the rlrotecton of the law.
She reached Justice Cooks home at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning and signed an Informa-
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ton charging her husband wIth assault with
Intent 10 commit murder. A constable served
the warrant and lodged Wlach In the county
I jail. He will have a hearing before Justice
Cook at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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vias' Goons I OI PAI.I .
- 10Nton Stor , ' .
Our fall assortment of silks , black antI
colored dress goecs , ladl s' . misses' and
children's cloaks , capes and Jackets Is now
complete In every respet.
See special value In novelty dress goods at
39c. 50c. COo and 750 a yd. Beautiful line of
Scotch and German plaids at 39c , 600 , 65c.
75c ; anti 85c a yard
Big line of black novelties at 500 a yard
Extra value In black and navy storm serge
II 50c , 59c , 75c and $1.00 a yard.
Don't fail to visit our cloak department.
Prices guaranteed to ba the lowest.
FOWLER DICK & WALKER .
Council Bluffs .
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Yesterday the Jurors of the term of the
district court to bo held at Avoca were selected -
lected , ns rolows : J. n. Perkins William
Sturelbrom , Andrew Coleman and John Con-
verse of Oakland ; D. 8. Howard of Carson ,
Chris Johnson of Avoca , John Smith or Wal-
nut , Thomas D. Llndloy of Hancock , I. C.
Kihilan and Henry Heft of Balmap town-
ship E. D. Barnes and James H. 'lorson of
Wright townshIp , J. S. Campbell of Carson
township , Harry Plumb of Washington town-
ship Joseph Hagle , D. D. Drown and F. M.
Alee of LIncoln township , Fred Wood of
Grove township A. T. Coleman and n. H.
Stanton of Wove land township Charles A.
Wiison and Clarence Tahor , of Layton town-
ship Thomas Donley of Macedonia township ,
El Reineke of Jomes township.
The Council Bluffs "Mandolin Club" has
Just secuell a beautiful new Auditorium
guitar , being the largest size and made by
the "Lion Guitar Mfg. Co. " of Rock Rapids
10. , omIs the largest and finest guitar In
this part of 'he country. This firm makes
the best' Instruments of the kind In the
world being remarkable for the full , sweet
tone and easy action.
acton.
Broadway Methodist ladles extend a cor-
dial invitation to the public to toIle dinner
ot No. 18. Pearl street , tonight ( Thursday ) .
FrIed chicken and lots of other good tblngs.
Price , 25c : 5:30 : to 8 o'clock.
Cuu 'I'he Ol.e' the Mulct 1.11' "
The move agolnst the saloons made hee
by J. J. Shea' Is arousing Interest elsewhere ,
os evidenced by the Des Moines papers " i
which are now wrestling with the question
as to whether tOe mulct law can or Is beIng
obsorved. - The Leader claims that the mulct
law cannot be lived up to , and the slightest
violation or any of its provisions makes
the saloonlst liable to all the penalles of
the ( prohibition law The Register voices the
sentiments of a number of saloonlsts who , on
being interviewed declare that In Des Moines
they arc livIng UI to the law In all particulars -
lars , anti that they can do so , but don't like
to , a they only think some of the provisions
unnecessarily slrlct. The only thing an agree
upon Is that there are some who do not com-
ply with the law In all respects ,
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llUitLlNCTO'J ROUTE .
$1fl.7. ' 1.71. ; ; : 'UI.7/
Counci Bluffs to Louisville , Iy. , and re-
turn , account O. A. n reunion , less than
one fare for the round trIp. Tickets on Bola ,
September 8 , 9 and 10.
O. M. BROWN , Ticket Agent
111' ills 1.111 OtT. !
Coroner Jennings was notified Saturday I
evening of a case of suicide In Pleasant town-
ship , and after deputizing a Justice of the
peace near the scene lo hold all Inquest , left
the city on a Ilrofessional visit , forgetting to
acquaint the newspapers with the Incident.
The facts were only learned yesterday . when
the funeral look place. The victim was John
flail , 0 farm hand , single , 27 years old . lie
had leon employed by D. Kohcheen , 0 farmer
for two years. Saturday afternoon he plowed
until lunch time , and while waitIng ot the
house for hIs meal flicked up n shotgun , held
the muzzle In his mouth and tired. The entire .
tire top of his head was blown off . No cause
was assigned for the deed.
Tile new Bluffs City laundry. 34
North Main . claims less wear and liner work
on Iblrts , collars and cuffs than any laundry
In the state Phone 314.
1 IJrll the Salaries .
Last night the school board held a meeting
and flied salaries for teachers and janitors
during the coming school year Only 0 few
minor changes wore made from the schedule
of lat year "
In the mater of the Cut'Of Island school
the board decided to continue the school at I
Wlndlor Place , a now !
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The ladman piano Improves with use
Your feet need cleaning this mUddy
weather. Those wire mata with your name :
01 at the Dunes Furniture company are
the thin
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CCNXINGI.UI IS CO'FiilT : .
Deterlln"ll to3tttke Vitiate . I'nrll
Ititcepi Ariietle .
Secretary Cunningham of the Kansas City
Jockey club , under whole mana/ement the
races at Union park are beIng given , has been
not a whit discouraged at the slim attendance
of the fIrst few days of the racea. Naturaly :
he hould have felt somewhat cJate at the
increased alendanc9 yesterday , but ho wasn't.
"If I'e can make the races hee this time :
thoroughly satisfactory to the patrons of the
turf we will be better satisfied than If we
had made a little nmney We are confidant
\e are doing the former , and wo will be able
to pay all our purses and expenses , We b3-
hove that there Is 0 racing future here that
wi pay us to build upon I Is one of the
fInest tracks In AmerIca , and the finest by
all odds In the west I \ ( hall I at Kon-
MS CIty We wouldn't take a million dollars
for It. I Is a beautiful as the most perfect I
picture conceived _ by an artist . an '
Ideal landscape Naturally , It's a fast
track and I believe It em b
made one of the most famous In the
world These three towns should Uport
such a track , and do I better than Kansas
City where we have had meetings lasting
ninety days. For thIs reason we are wilIng '
to make some preamlnary sacrlf es. The
races we are giving now , how'ver. . de-erve a
better patronage than we have been getlng ,
deserve It to give a faIr return to the horse-
men for what they are giving the two cIties. !
There are 600 horsemen here. Our obJect Is
tn make this a racing center , and le are so
confident that we will succeed that we are
building great hopes Ull'n the runn'ng m et-
Ins we will give here next year. We have
already broken all of the track records , and
we reel confident encugh to promise : the
smashing of some other recrds before the
close of this nieoting . Every day puts the
track In better conditIon and the hers3men
In better humor with it. "
Ten new stables were completed yesterday -
day and the assclaton ! Is arranging for the
construcUon of more. !
. We have leased the L. G. Knots & Co.
coal yards and will furnish all kinds of coal ,
weighed on rly scales , ton and over , without
extra chorge. A. J. Deed & Co.
Yes , the Eagle laundry IS "tbat good
laundry , " and Is located al 724 Broadway ,
Don't forget name and number. Tel 157 ,
I tn doubt about this try I and be convinced
IUI."o".1 'I'hlef I" 1llho.
George Baxter , the diamond thief who
robbed Mrs. Metcnlf of her Ilamolls several
years age , was arrested lost night , charged
with being a fugitive from justice. lie Is
wanted In Sioux City for some recent work.
Damonds ore his specialty , anti the police
say he Is one at the boldest and , most suc-
cessful workers In thIs line In the west He
has aged greatly since his trouble here.
Madam Drennon , Drool"yn's most popular
soloIst , Is singing "The Prety Widow I
Doom rs" to crowded houses nightly wIth
Immense success. Nearly 100 orchestras wi
use the song this winter.
Ch.el.IIJ UI' AccoutatN .
The county board of supervisors were busy
yesterday checking over the report of the
poormaster aol doing other routine business.
They put In sOle time . too , on the tax levy.
George 0. M. Putnam was reelected os the
soldiers' commissioner.
A. D. Nicholas has moved his Ice ofco
from the Drown block to No 37Y Pearl
street , Shugort block. I
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Thu Hardman piano wins many friends. I
lEl.IC Ol A :1 nCIA T'S ShAME.
Siowh' SetlnJ th , ' AfltrN of the
Inte I. I ) . IJoNNer of Croiswehl.
CHESTON , Ia. , Sept. 4.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Several 10nths ( ago L. D. Diosser , a
prominent Cromwell citizen , committed suI-
dde . after forging notes to the amount of
about $15,000. Th3 first of the many suits
on these forged notes has been settled .
Charles Kurtzhalo paid a $150 note to BIos-
ser anti took a receipt , but failed to get
the note. Dos6er then took the note all
soul It to W. H. ynolds. When Illosser's
methods were exposed Reynolds found me
note he held against ' Kurtzhalo had been
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paid. Under the innocent purcharrs ac1.
the note was collected oft Iurtzhalo again.
Notes rpnsenUng thousands of dollars ar
still out. _ _ _ _ _ _ -
n"H 31blii.N' l'iiisilitin.
DES MOINES , Sept. 4.-Speclal ( Tel -
ram-Accordlng ) to the authorized census
made by the slate Des MoInes contains 5G.-
10 people The Commercial exchange wants
a new county lade of the city , and estimates -
males that the assessors mlsell 1 per cent
of the Ileopic. 'fhls claim Is based on In-
) esttons made. The mater was argued
before the hoard of Supervisors , but was
postponed for 0 week. I Is estimated a re
count will cost $ ,000. The dIrectory census
shows a population of nearly iOOO.
: llh''r" 'lit.ss 'lonr".t
lALVEHN , ' la. . Sept. t.-Spclal.-The ( )
lah'ern Chess anti Checker : cub : will boLl
0 tournament In the Young - Mon's ChrIstian !
assolatcn auditorium Thursday aol Friday
afternoons and evenings. Chefs and . 'heker
players tn the counties of Pottawatamle ,
Casa , Adlr ! , Unlan , Adams , Montgnnery .
Mills . Fremont , 13ge , Taylor ad Hlngold
are cordially invited to attend anti partIcipate
In the contests Prizes wi be awaded : to
the successful contestants
'J'wo Pntnlt ; c7nr Unlll. .
CEDAR HAPIS , la. , Sept t.-Speclal (
Telegram.-Lawrenco ) Juhl , an -year-old
boy , while riding 0 mule across the Celar
river today , was thrown cl anti dr , ) 'nelJ
The boarding house or WillIam Stiff at El-
mira was destroyed by fro this morning.
His 5-weeks-old baby was burne to death
and Night Operator Slowe , who was asleep
upstairs , badly burned. An explosion of gas-
dine started the blaze.
J'IIu IrIKJN Icll for urller.
DES MOINES , Sept. t.-Spedal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) coroner's Jury this Imornlng
hell John Briggs , colored to the grand Jury
for the murder of Michael liolloran. Urlggs
struck Holordn with a board with a screw
In It and fractured his skull abut three
weeks ago , and he die yesterday after-
noon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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1.llh'llc 'l''iiuil Veyer
DES MOINES , Sept. -Speclal ( Telegram . )
-The Stale Board of Health this morn In ! '
received a telegram from the mayor of To.
ledo , Tama county , advising It of an epidemic
of typhoid fever In a malignant form which
has carried away five of Its victims and more
ore not expected to live.
" % 'itist , 'er'oue Cotijitepi
CRESTON , la. , Sept. 4.-Speclol ( Tele-
gram.-The ) city council has employed Wi
Swan to take the census , believing the popu-
laton more than Assessor Jones reported
Jones' report gives a population of about
7.800 , and Swan , who Is compiling a directory -
tory , places It at over 8.00.
" ' ill i'uIillshs thc i.t.t.
DES MOINES , Sept 4.-Speclal ( Telo-
gram.-The ) church federation Is today asking -
Ing for bids from newspapers for publishing
names on the consent petition which secured
the return of saloons to Des MoInes. The
threat to publish had been consIdered a
bluff. _ _ _ _ _ _
Fired on Two llurglnrs .
JEFFERSON . 10. , S pt. 4-Special.- ( )
John lead , the 17-year-old son ot Danker
Mahion Head , discovered two burglar prowl-
Ing around the house lat night lie fred
on them and they lied . returning the fire as
they ran None of the shots took efect
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1.Shll""ent of ( list Meal .
FORT DODGE , la. , Sept..t.-Speclal ( Tele
gr m.-A special traIn of fifteen cars loaded
with Fort Dog oat meal was started from
here to Seattle today . This is largest shipment
of oat meal ever made to the coast The
train was gaIly decorated . i
NEW NILE 11ql - 0.- jUNION ARK
Paulette Makes thoIJoi'rnoy [ in 1i41 1-2 ,
Breaking the Trek Record , I
FAVORITES LAND I'THE ' - MONEY TWICE
Two Odds 01 Chiolecs COIC itt Ahead
of thc 1.'h'llV'pJle 'J'o Scc-
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The largest crowd that has yet attended
the Union park races , was there yesterday to
see Jordan Bird's little brown marc , Paulette .
cUe , smash the track rccorl1 for one tulle.
Last spring Tattersall made a record of
1t3 : , Today Paulele sped ' \ around the
track , loading ( the field . ali passed under the
wire In 1:414. : The five books were well
patronized , but the bookmaker played 11
hard luck , two hot favorites and two well
played second choices landing the four races
The foreign book was hit hard , $2,500 being
dropped on two St. Louis races Altogether
the talent had very much to feel satisfied
satsfed
with.
The track was fast when the frt race was
called. I was 1 six-furlong contest for nil
ages and a $100 purse. The horses got away
at the second attempt , with Invade a length
In the lead. She won I easily. In the ccc-
011 race Virgin became very unruly at the
post. I was I tlreUy start , with the little
vixen Just enough In the lead to make her
a sure winner. She increased her lead on
the turn to about five lengths and galloped
home on easy winner In I :15 , teing Schu'I-
)
kill's record race of yesterday In the tulle
race there were five starters. I'aulette was
an olelson favorite In the betting at t to 5.
Collector was posted 6 to 5 , and the heaviest
betting of the afternoon took place. The
horses got away with Wolsey In the heath and
Fall Knight , 0 30 to 1 shot , a close second ,
At the quarter the Knight was leading , when
his Jockey , Morrison went over his head and
was left on the track Insensible. Paulele
took the lead on the half . which she made In
60\ seconds , the thrc.quarters In 1 :15 : , antI
the race In 1:411/3. : Jockey Morrion was
picked up and carried to the Judges' stand
where a couple of physicians were waiting
to take care ' of him , but by the time he had
reached the stand ho hal recovereJ : A
slight bruise on his hip was the extent 01
his InJuries. There were eight starters In
the fourth race. I was won by Carrie An-
derson , Posted 3 to 1. She hal the race from
the start and won It without effort .
RepresentatIves from Dubuque and Daven-
port tracks were on the grounds yesterday
endeavoring to secure the consent of President -
dent Stewart and Secretary Cunningham to
open the races ot the former place next week
and the later the week folowln ! The orer
was declined on account of the IJr01UIse given
the Nebraska state fir management , Sum-
manes :
First race . six ttirlongs purse $100 : In-
vade , ch 1 . 19 ( l'le ) . 4 to 5. won : Corn
Crib , b. g. . 98 ( Davis ) , 3 to 1. second : Mit-
delra , b. A . E ( Leigh ) , 3 to I , thlrel. TIme :
1:1C. : Hercules Ulster , John Stewart , Al-
1:16\ all Pat Brooks n.lo ran.
Second rice six furlong . selling , purse
$25 : Virgin hr. m. , lQ ( Coreernel ) . 3 to I ,
won : 1ormu8 , b. p. , 9 : ( IteIf ) . 3 to I , sec-
end ; Moss Terry . ch. g. . 101 ( Helm ) , 3 to I ,
third. Time : 1:15 :
Third race , one } nle . selling . purse $ IW :
Paulette , h. m. . tiC ( H'le ) . 4 to 5 , won ;
Collector . b. h. , 9 ( Davis ) . 3 to 2. second :
Theodore H , c. g. , 1M ( Mason ) . 5 to 1. third.
Time : 1:41 ½ . Imll.I'Vol and Fair Knight
also ran. I
Fourth race , sIx furlongs purse $100 : Carrie -
rio Antl rson . h. m. , lOt J. Davis ) . 3 to I ,
won : umbrla , hi g. , ' 11 ( Haverl ) 10 to
I , second : Elmo b. m. lOt ( McIntyre ) , even
money. third. Tlnc : 1 17. Camille D. Bell-
blna Joe Newburger , lerwyn and Maggie
Mlchel also ran I
CARD .FOlt TODAY
First race , six trlonh" , selling :
Miss Pearl . . . . . .101 Lucy Clark. . . . . 101
I'at linilisey . . . . 10tllarthR , Smith. . . 18
Fannie D. . . . . . lOt Ogle . . . . . . . . . 9t
Nadine . . . . . . . , 98 Bruce . . . . . . . 101
'estbrook . . . . .TQI .
Second race . cix1furlonge. selling :
pnst nO } . . . . . . . 1i7 ( Pat Brooks. . . . . . 8
Glen Luck. . . . . . . p Victor D. . . . . . lot
Brown Dick. . . . . 101 'jlRt ' e . . . . . . 101
LilIe Chap : . . . . " 98 Con McSweeney. 101
Georgia Itamlin. . . . 11 111 Arp. . . . . . . . 98
Russell Gray. . . . 101
Third race , five furlongs selling :
King Hazel. . . . . t. : Fannie Hunt. . . . 105
; lulIn . C. . . . . . 91 i MRJ Aby. . . . . JR
Eli Penzance. . . . : 9 Fuvorltn , . . . . . 9 :
Blanche Kerne. . . ! .jAlen } . . . . . . . 1 :
"Ilderla ! . . . . . . 971
Fourth race three-quarters ot I mile ,
selling :
Nellie Newcome. . 0 Gus Strauss. . . . . . 101
Nele . . . . . 9& " ' } 'ullote . . . . 12
Florlila . . . . . . 1 ( Davy Crockett. . . 101
Florla tlrinr. . . . . . 98 1.110 I.ake. . . . 9S
Visitor . . . . . . . 98 MItchell . . . . . . 101
Dab Ciampett. . . 98
Fifth race , six furlongs :
Mormus . . . . . . . tf liessle Yeiser. . . . 103
harleA .eber. . . 9i So.lthcrlest . . . 107
Josephine . . . . . . 10 Nemahl . . . . . . 9i
Ahana Iloy. . . . . . 103 Semehe . . . . . . . 103
Virgin . . . . . . . 10' Moss Terry. . . . . . 10
. ' ' ' ' ' A hAil ) 'i'131L5.
\'Ull'I'JS 1' ' IAln 1Ju
Uorh'l 011) ' ( Jot 'l'hll.1 1'I"ee 1111
Friitlt'r Rita iliipliteeil .
NE\V YORK Sept t-The lay began nt
Sheepshea Day with the downfall of thc
favorite Dorlen. There was a rattling finIsh -
Ish . Drese winning hy half a length from
Bowling Green , who was n neck In front
of Dorlen. In the SaplJhlre stakes Frontier
was the favorite and he , too , had to go.
Pcep 0' Day jumped Into the lead and held
It 10 the last furlong , when Kamsln got to
the front all won bl' half n length from
the Keene horse . while Right Royal was
less than half I length behind. In the
third the favorites hld a turn. VIctorious
anti Connoisseur were about equal In the bet-
tlng. I'plmrose the only other starter , was
tng.
IL despised outsider ConnoIsseur made nil
the runnIng and won by a head
handily , with Victorious away back. The
HcaperA' stakes brought eight starters to
the post , ' and Flying Dutchman was the
f.vorle. although he citrried top weight
and waA ridden by Chorn . Chorn took his
mount to the front anti kept him there
without urging to the end , winning by a
length all a half. Dolabra got the Illace.
The wInner was 1 strong favorite In the
fifth race. Article wont out Into the lead
and held I to the last eighth , when Ar-
genlnn came out anti won handily , with
tie former tn second plnce. Summaries :
First race , Futurity course : Bernese (5 ( to
2) won Bowling Green (10 ( to 1 ) second ,
Darien (7 ( to 5) ) thIrd. Time : 1:12 t-5.
Second ( race . Sapphire stakes live anti n
halt furlongs : Kamn (0 ( to 1) ) von . Peep
o' DRY (5 ( 10 1 ) second , Hght Hoyal (20 ( to 1) )
thlr ! Time : 1:03 : 2-5.
Third race , mile ama Quarter : Con-
noisseur ( even ) ' , on , Primrose (8 ( to 1 ) second -
end , Victorious (7 to I ) third. Time : 2:05 : 1-5.
Fourth race , mile and three. lx-
teenths : Flying Dulchman (2 ( to 1) ) won ,
Doabra : (6 ( to 1 second , Hey del Carreres
(8 ( to 1) ) thlrl1. Time : 2:02 : 2-5.
Fifth race , six and I half furlongs , sellIng -
Ing : Argentine (12 ( to 5) ) won : BerlIner ( S to
(2
1 second , Tom . Crewel ( i to 1) third.
Time : 1:202-5. : , ,
Sixth race , mile nntlin sixteenth on turf ,
selling : Orinda ( I to 1 ) won , Arapahoe (8 ( to
6) ) second , Long . Beach (3 ( to 1) ) third. Time :
lW : 1.
IurKe liii tel ; ; u"11e.
LOUISViLLE , ' , : .I' I ; 4.-The entries for
the stake race ' r'iw Loul'vle Driving
and Fair association , 'htch begins Septem-
her 9 Ind contiuuesLaix days , have been
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cmlllett1. TherD wilt bo ten races fr
which stakes to thl Rmount 01 S23Ct0I pre I
offered , none balms for Iou than f2 1,0. Iii
addition to thee there art rll.n ptitso
races for which Illr"u aggregating ,1 , COO
flea nrerld , All of the evelts IIAn flied
well. The mOlt interesting event of the
leltnl will be the frtQ.ror.l pace for 1
puree oC ' " ,0. _ _ _ - - - - )
JOt l'A'I'CII X .HI.UN - . 1\ ' (1 JINTILt' .
Curry 'nlen fromtl.e 811 , , nlil 31c-
lelr ) . \10 II 'i'rnIhe
PIlItADEI4I'liiA . 1-Tue attraction
IIILAlI I.lln' Sopt. 4.-Thl atrncton
at the Belmont race track todl ) ' was the
specIal race for ' 1,0 between Joe 1.\Ch61
and Johl n , Gentry , and It wns the ( e'IU'e
of bore dissatisfaction thnn any sImilar
event In the history of the itseociatton. hail
there been betting I Is Olbtl1 I Curry
the driver pf l'nlchcn , would hn'e' pcnpc' !
mob violence. ' ' b ' till
led
10b lenll' ) by u lelllh ul
the way 11 the first two heats . In lie ( thud
heat Gentry again took the lend and hel.1 tt
to the wire : winning t'y I nope. Io : 01"
parent to the judges . ! 1 Ilst have b..1
10 thl SIJctotoll. thnt Patchel W.l act
being driven to win. Curry WIIS hooted a <
Jeet'd , anti cries of " 'ake him out , " "Bolt-
tier , " and slch hike cnme from to Ir:11
tnnd. The JUJleS declared this "No ht. "
The time was : : OI , . 11 the rOllth I.I'at
I'ntehel weil out In front I.n1"11 IQ the
wire , wi lnin/ easily In 2'1 In the Jll
there was further t'lbl : Pltchen sot I
81
Iow pace cud led by two ICI"ylh8 uti : " 'pI
Into the streIch. hero 1itlIer.ry brought
Gentry tip III I'atchel bn.I ( Ct.ri'l' :
cluhneel that he eO.lll not prevent his Illeo1 : .
11t
111. "No heat , " und both were mJerlr out
again. : IclIIT said I ' \01 nit oulno to
male his horse pace any ' more , Inl ! thr
judges 01 drrpl another hea t. 'I'ho" ' tc'ek
Curry down nod , .ub.llutI11 DI"I" sun , Who .
hind driven l'lld I\hl. Patch"1 won the
heat easily , GI'It' not being lhi'cl uul ,
and was 11 tunl'I' ' . The Jlllgs1'11'ld , the
distance antI OI'ICI'cd 1 Ie"elih h'nl.
Patchel tnlk the lczitl UIHI jogged tiQ ! mile
In 2:32. : ONlr ) ' 1IIIherl II about t'.ii'ee ! min-
utes. The jlllges slid the\ would tll:1
action against Mclel\ tomorrow fOI' the
manner tn which he drove Gelitry :1 : the
lust two hea ! . ' 1he In't heat of tItle race
was the fn lest utile' e"el' mUle over til
Belmont track 'he best previous rcunl ,
2:08 : , was .nade by Saladin on August 16 ,
1891 'he oIlier two events wlro ! IHY wins
by l " rel Kohl anti Ilnne Bello. htesuits :
First I'UCE. 2:10 : trotting , pure $2.0 : Untie
Belo won In straIght heats . 'rime : 2:161 : .
: :162lfr : \ : , . EtIquette was RCCOll1 II three
heats. I.lnA Alhert was third. Boston a".1
Julia wlre distanced.
Second lace , 2:35 : class . for 2-year.oltls ,
PUrse $2.0 I ' red Kohl won In ) straight
flune . Time : 2:18 : % , 2lfl . 2:16\ : - Lrabie
was sccoll In three heah' Menlo Princess
was distanced In the second hent.
Third race special purse $ M :
Joe Palchen ( Curry and DIck-
Orson ) . . . lurry . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 1 1 1
John H. Gentry ( Jclenr ) ' ) . . 1 1 2 2 2
Time : 2:0\ : , 2:0j : . 2:1. : 2:13. : 2:32. :
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Ih.1'lt'r IC"I.t the Crotviis A'rs'ii' ,
LOIYISVI Lhld . , ' '
I.OtHS\I.II . Serlt. -'l'hrentenln
weather had a depressing effect on the attendance -
temlnnce lt Churchi Downs today riot
inure than 1,400 being prcsent. There waR /
lht rain IURt night , but I did not affect
the going , the track being fast. There were
live . with fields . '
lve events wih good ieiis In each. 'fhe
second proved the beRt of thin day , Iml iii-
though The I'rt'server creilltt'd
IhoUlh Pn'lel'Ver W/S credltlel with
winning , I looked from the stand lIke
Jke
Twinkle got Irst br a hend. Tim f"ous :
Diggs won the opening event II lie pleasetl. :
leauody broke a blood vessel In the fourth , I
puling UII at the thrce-quurlels. VCSle Kate 1e- ' ,
Summaries granil , lit 2 : to I , won the fIfth by I head.
I"lrlt race . seven furlongs : DIA ! ( : to 6)
won , The Prhlcs (7 to 1) ) second , ' 'unlree
(20 ( 10 1) ) third. Time : 1:2 : .
Second race. six furlotuge . sellIng : The Preserver -
server (2 to I ) won TwInkle (0 ( til 1) decond ,
Start (3 ( to 1) ) third Time : Jl6 : '
Third race , four anti I half furlongs : Kitty
I ( even ) won , Cherub (3 ( to 1) ) second , Anna
Lyle (2 ( to 1) ) thirth . Time : 0:5i. :
Fourth race tulle and seventy yarl4 , eeli-
Ing : Tom Sa'lo (1 ( I to 1) ) von . Ia } ' S Cl 10
5) ) second Pretender ( : \ to 1) ) third. Titan :
1:17.
1H
Fifh race , fIre furlongs selling : Kate Le-
grand (25 ( to 1) ) won , Motla (3 to 2) ) second ,
Dr. Kellogg (6 ( to 5) ) thirtl Time : 1:03. :
'I'wn Trnt" ntiilmiir. ,
BLAIR , Neb . Sept t-Specinl ( Telegram. )
-The third they of Washington county :
fair passed off with I large crowd In at-
tendance. Everything was carried out according -
cording to program. The free open nil con-
cert given by the First Infantry band of
Omaha lust night was wel rendered , and
there Is a large crowd In from the country
to hear the band this evening. The races
today went as follows :
Five mile handicap bicycle : Carter won ,
Cook seoonml . Henderson third . TIme : 14:31. :
2 : : trotting : ,
Black Bal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1
Belney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 2
Hey Princeton . . . . . . : .1. . . . . . . . 2 4 3
PacIfc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 t
Time : 2:51 : , 2:51 : , 2:40. : -
2:40 : pace :
Dole Elene . . . . .2 . . . 1 1 1
Nebraska Bourbn . . . . . . . . . 1 2 3 2
loot Itusseil . \ . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 6 4 :
Time : 2:3. : 2:35 : , 2:35 : , 2:3\ : % \ .
Three-fourthR mile and repeat , running :
Little . Dick won Rtd luck second , Texas
Frank thll < . Time : 1:21 : ' 1 :
Tomorrow there wi be sPecial prizes for
the best driving team mitt for the best drivIng -
lag single horse , and the ladies get a prIze
for the best driver .
G'e :1,1 I.lrl.N I Climimice .
s'r. LOUIS , Sept 4-'fhe mud lark had
an excellent chance to show their strength
here today The track was sloppy , owing to
the heavy rainfall early tide mornIng , but
the day was clear anti the attendance nnl
betting good. The bookmakers did not have
It all their own way , for only two favorites
out of live won Summaries :
First race , six furlongs : May Fern (9 ( to 1) )
.
\von. Soul11moro (7 ( to 2) ) 8ecolI , Servitor (6 (
10 1) ) third. Time : 1:19 : ½ .
Second race . live and a half furJong , sell.
Ing : Hello : lel1e (9 ( to 2. amid out ) von .
Bety HIl W ( to 1) ) second , Mary Anna (100 (
to 1 ) thIrd Time : 1:1 : (00
ThIrd race one mile , selling : Gold Corn
(1 ( to 6) ) won , Salhie'ootlfcjrd (2 ( to 1) ) second , ,
Jack , ' Bradley (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1IS. : '
Fourth race . six furlongs : Sencllno (3 ( to 6) )
won , Laura 1. ' ( : to 1) ) second Walnut Ridge
(20 ( to 1) ) thIrd . Time : 1 :19. : HIIe
Fifth race , six anti a half furlongs : Plush
(2\ ( to 1 won . Oecula (7 ( to 1 ) second . Ex-
pens (2 ( to 1) ) third Time : 1:28 :
luhlJ lt .tthmiitIc. ,
ATLANTIC , Ia. . Sept t.-Speclal ( TeleI I
gram.-Tho ) attendatico at the
atendam'e lt Cuss county
f dir today was 6,0. Race summnlles :
2:49 : class , trotting , Purse $200 :
Iiernett , br g. . . . pure . . . . . $2 . . . 1 2 1 1
Ernie , b. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 2 2
Abercorn , b. h. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 303
Best time : 2:3 :
2r. : class , pacing , mrne $200 :
McShetl. ch. h. . . prse . . . . $2 . . . . . . 1 1 1
Itaritude . g. g. i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 2
J I 1. b. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t 2 3
Bxlra Mall , br. 1. . . . . . . . . . . . , ' 1 3 5
Oolden < ale , b. h. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : r 4 4
Best time : 2:30'/ : \ . .
: ln , ' 11.1."etur' . Ite'ort
DES MOINES , Sept. 4.-Speclal ( Tele-
sram.-Tho ) bIennial report of the state
mine Inspector was fed today with Gov-
eror Jackson. I shows the mining In.
dustry In good condition ot present , with
wages good and employment sleady. Mine
Inspector Thomas Morgan makes an ex-
tendl review of the strike of 1394 , anti says
that the , loss to the miner was $980,00 In
wages not earned lie attributes the whole
deficiency . compared with the preceding
year 10 the strike , as good times prevailed
up to the time of the strike , In May and ,
June. He advocates the settlement of all
difcultes In mines where they originate ,
and argues against any reduction In the
standard of woges.
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Saloon 'N. nrUK Store.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , Sept t.-Speclal (
Telegram.-AI ) informatIon has ben filed In
JustIce ! Williams' court charging A. S.
Michel , druggIst , wRit illegal sale of liquors .
I Is understood this Is the frat move on the
part of saloon keepers to put a stop to the
sale by druggists of liquors .
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BOSTON ' SINED ( - : BY PLANES I
Mally Buildings and Vnlunblo Fright on
the Water Frnt Cnslmed ,
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MOST DISASTROUS FIE FOR MANY YEAS
Fire In"\ for I.'h'c UO\rH nllIc. .
'J\lr"ll the Exertions of the Hit-
tire Fire . Uellnrtmclt of the
City tu CUltrol it.
BOSTON , Sept. 4.-0no of the most dls.
atrous fIres that Juts occurred along llostomi's
water front In years started on the docks at
East J 10ston this morning and before It
could bo cOltrole destroyed three piers , IWO
large store houses , a freight shed , fifteen
loaded freight cars , 0 large quantity of
freight anll slightly damaged a numtibei' of
dlelll ! liotices. 'Che loss Is estmaled at
$105,000 , tartly Insuud. The fames \ ere
dhcovere emi the enll of 'the Boston &
Albany ! railroad pier , In freight shed No.1.
kmme \ n as "Old 10lndtoll , " about 5 o'clock .
but , / alar/ was not given until 5:30 : , mitt
at that hOlr the structure , which was a ono-
story building several hundred feet In ,
lenglh , was 1 muses ef tlamiics. The steamer
Bum ton dbchuod a cargo of benl lt this
pier yesterday mid the cntre cargo , with n
lam RO ' Ulltty of 1'lr ' amid \ other freight In
thl8 shed , was dest'oyelJ A large amount of
freight \os also throw/ Into the water from
the docks .
At 6:18 : n second \ alarl was given , sum-
monlng almost the entire Boston fire depart-
macmit the department from Winthrop anti
the fire boats. ly thIs tme the lire hind
spread to the adJoin In docks , at ono of
which the Cunarll steamer Cellhalonla was
tuooreti Before the steamshlll could be towed
Olt of danger her cities were ablaze , one of
her lifeboats was partly destroyed amid her
rigging was on lire. Time lames were ex-
, tnlulshed , 'owever , as soon 05 she was
anchored and she was not badly damaged.
But little of the freight In the big three-
; story warebouses , No 4 and 5. oWIld by'
the Boston & Albany railroad . could he removed -
moved before the fire fastened on time build.
Ings , and In spite of the vigorous efforts of I
the firemen both structures were soon alm03t
entirely destroyed. TIme baa on the freight
stored In them will b very heavy , butt no
accurate estmato of the dlmago on this
source can yet be mRlle. Near the store
houses fifteen freight cars , most of thel
loaded were lying on the tracks and I was
Impossible to remove them b.fore they caught
fIre. Almost all of themmt were wholly destroyed -
stroyed , with their contents . Piers Nos I ,
t and 5 , on which the burned store hOlses
were built , were reuceel to a mass of charred
timbers sticking out of the water.
A light wind carried the blazing embers
from the conflagration Into the tenement
house district near by and three tenement
houses were partialy destroyed anti damaoll
to the extent of ' 5000. Three smaler houses
were ale destroyed . Shortly after ! o'cloclt
the big store house , No.8 , was In thames
Jomes
and the fight of the firemen was directed to
tltis poInt. The mnahi Imart of the buiiding
was saved. Time flames were confIned to the
south end , whmichm was guitted.
It was at first thought the loss would not
exceed $150,000 , but. a careful estimate Indicates -
dicates that the loss will reach $365C00 and
possIhly more. In the shmeds destroyed eere
toreti 5,000 bales of sisal grass , twenty cat'-
loads of hay , nearly fifty carloads of hour iii
sacks , sixteen carloads of nierchiandise antI
7,700 bales of hemp , all valued at $170,000.
Tue whmarves and buildings destroyed were
valued'at $130,000.
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A PUBlIC IIENEFACfOR1
Professor Iiinyon'sCrcat Work Among
the SuIerliig ( ,
ills 3lediciitc.m AreMsrs'ei. ha ( isa
Wmt , of EtTceImi Cure ,
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Mr. Oeorge Lodge , the well known real el.
tate dealer , Third slid Federal streets , Phil-
adoiphmia , 115 , , Is not emily ommo of the imiost
ItrOifliflent real estate brokers of the city htmL
Is the geimeral niansger of time miecs' under
ground system of electrical propulsion , whtlc *
is destined to supersede the overhead trolley.
IleatI wimat lie saysi
"flyer since ISOS I imase liren a great suf.
ferer from scintic rhmeuiiimitlsnt , There were
tilttes when tIme excmuciatimig italmi misarhy drove
mite Imisane , anti I w5 lir.ictieally helpless.
Upon a friend's ntivco I was inluced 10 try
Mun'omi's itticcmniatisiii Cure. After taking
few tlosc thmo pitimi left inc rind I have not
imati time elightest ayntptomns of alt ) ' return of
tlio disease. I have rccotiumneiiile'i I his rota-
cdy to several of imiy frieiicl , whmo have data
been cured. "
Muttyotm's Rheumnatisnt Cumro is gtarinteed :
to cure the rheumuathcmn iii ami' hart I f the
body. Acute at' nicmseuiar rhmeumiiattcmii cured in
from one to li'e clays. It me'cr : ftiia to core
sharp , shooting hams itt tue arnie , legs , sides ,
back or' breast , or serene's imi any pirt of
the bcc1' in fromn one to three hiotmrs , It is
guaramtteed to cure laiiieness , stIff atmil ewoi.
leti jolitta , stilt back atuti mill paitta In the hips
anti loins. Chrcmilc rhetimmiatistu , sc'itt cslumn-
b.igo or oain imi the back are speedily cured.
Mimn'omi's Ilonteopatimic ilomne licumiedy coni-
pany , of l'htiaclelphia , put ttii spocillcs fcr
nearly every disease , whmichi are sold by drug.
gist , : itosthy for 25 coats a hattie ,
Those trhio are in dotibt as to the nature of
their clisoite should acid : ess Professor 2flin- _ _ _ _
you , 1505 , rch street , l'hiilatielph'aglving full
symptotmis of tlmeir disease. Professor Mtmn-
yen 'viii carefctlhy diagmiose the cite and gIve
you the benefit of hmi advice absolutely free
of all chmatge. 'nit' htemulhoe will be sent to
any address out receipt of retail PrIce ,
EES111 ? ! 1i1iA ( ) [ BA'K '
Coui1ci1B1Lsff , Iowa.
CAPI'I'AL , - $100,000
% 'l4 5(11,101' ! ' YOUR. ttUSlXiJSS.
tlOSl Ii Ii I'Ohiti. COh,1IICTIONS.
o : tI 1)5' 'i'll JO ( I 1,5) llS't' Ii.N KS IN IOfl'A.
5 I'I4iI CIIC ' 1' i'AIl ) ( IN 'l'lMl iLJL'OSl'I'S
CAll. AM ) SIllS US Oil Vlti'1'i1.
SZIII" c. flAlMPuhliWi' Attnriii.ys.a-I.aw ,
iii1 Ct unmuuamuuupnctie its the State
end Federal Courts. Rooms 305-7-S-C , Srit
gart. Block. Councm Blurts , Iowa.
SpciaI NoEicsConiI BIffs
ciiIMr'i4YS CL1OCNYI ) : VAUL.TS CLEANED.
ii Iltttke , itt \ % ' . S. ilvmnem"s , tas Uruadwuy.
ioit ItUNT , SSPT. 1 , 1805 , COUNISIC STOIIIl.
i-coat , 25x100 , in Sal'i , biocim. Steam heaL
Centrally located. 11. IL. Slieato & Co.
\VANTSDilltb FOhI ONiitAI : itOuSli.
work. aIrs. it. hlagg , 600 ScsI i'ierco street.
.miat , , tlixia tel ' ) tta pooa tuo ) mO.SttO1l
'iviinrrtu UOd ' 11110 (1000 V 'fl1aL1V.t.
Felt SALtI. iiNiJ ItillT1.ANI : ) l'Oil'i' , TOgether -
gether with catt , telgti rummmtois , lowness , ana
n6dle. Attdrees H 31 , ltee ulilce.
FOIl flINrTh1uFSla1i4T iiOUHI. NO. 1121 8.
611m strt'et ; ii t"otl tumsine , if taken at once. '
inquiru No. 612 16th avenUe.
SVANTIm , 011th FOil COMPANION ; O ' 10
ctioai amid tin light housework. Apply 1005 RIo
avenUe ,
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for Infants and Children.
.4 Cnatoria isso well adapted toclilkiren that Castoria cures Colic , ConstipatlOfli
Irecoummmcud It iutucmiperiortoany preseilpttoa Sour Stoniacim , Dlarrhma , Eructatlomi ,
biowu to tao , " 11. A. AitcitEn , 31. B. , Kills Worms , gives sleep , and promotes
111 So. Oxford St. , Brooklyn1 11 , Y. gestion ,
Without injurious medication.
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"Tho use of is so unlvemsat and "For several years I have rocommendoit
its merIts so well known that I t seems awork ' Castorla , ' anti shalt always coatluuo to do
of supererogation to endorse It. Few are thio so , as it has invariably produced ben1ct4
Intelligent fanillles who do not keep Casloria manila. "
within easy ieacht , " EDWIN F.FARDES , N. B. ,
CLaws M&itTt2a , B. Ti. , ,25th Street anti 7th Ave. , New York CIty.
New York City.
Tim CKs-rAvr. COtit'ANY , 77 MtmiuY Srnarr , Nmcw Yonic CiI'V.
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The 1319
99-Ceiit F ariiaiii
Store _ _ _ _ _ Street
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The Ltuighing
Camera
A 1aug11 at every peep.
- : ] 7acinates old and IJ
and never fails to amuse ,
. 25c each.
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If si ) it is to your Interest to scalect that Paitit
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s'IiicIi ptitmi ofT thu necessity o ! l'Cp.iiiltlng for
-r the lohigest period. 'l'lic paints ititinufacturo
by tlit : hEATh & MILLIG4tN MPG. CO. liii hid
rm.-qufrcinent. 'I'Itoy have beaus sold for the past
folly yi.iara aiid iittve VOut the dlstliictfon of b.
I ? j.IrrI [ ? Ihig thiC niost dur.tbic and ecouioinlcil : ,
, DRUG , PAINT
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AND GLASS HOUSE
Carries the most coiiiplcte stosk of Drugs , l'aintg anti Gluss In Council
Illufi's , Cullor write for prices or color cards ,
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of the tnost beautiful patterns , original designs , and the prettiest fancies of archi.
tects and home builders faIthfully and artljticaliy reproduced ,
PLATE GLASS- '
From a single window to car lots. I I I , ! , I i - t I 'I l i'
GLAZED SASH-
All stock sizes , anti any special size or shape desired furnished at less than any
competItor's prices by the
COUNCIL BLUFFS PAINT , OIL & GLASS CO
The largest exclusive houo in Western Iowa. Send for prices on estimates.
MItsOhhfe 'I'csiuple Utihiding.
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