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Calanth assembly No 1. 1' . S. , will meet
a In Woodmen of the World hall Thursday
afternoon.
Moss Brown a colored man who burglarized
the Council IIIuas dyb works on the 27th of
last month , was brought ; over from Omaha
t yesterday on a requisition.
The charms of Minnehaha pale ) beside those
of Laughing Star In the opera , "l'owhatan , "
to be given at DOhany'a October 18 and 19.
Mr Miss Stewart will appear In the role of Laughing
Ir.g Star.
Harry Jackson , whose wife was hurt by a
fall from a motor from which the was
alighting , . III contemplating the commence-
menl of a $10,000 damage suit against the
motor company
The case ot Irll. Attie Cogan against Henry
! Miller was on trial In the district court yes-
tcrday. The plaintiff Is seeking to recover
t $ IliOO from the defendant with whom she
I' lived ever lnce 1883 : She claims that a
, contract was made with her parents when "he
was a child 1Iy which she was to receive a
faIr compensation for her work after she
i became ot ago. She claims never to have
received anything ; but her board : and clothes.
Miller was upon the stand during : ; the afternoon -
noon slid told ot litho things that happened
about the house while Mr. Cogm was stop-
ping with him. The trial will be resumed
this morning
The AlIstln , Tomllll"On & Webster Manufacturing -
ufacturing company ot Michigan commenced
a suit In the district court yesterday agalnH
the firm ot David Bradley & Co. at this city.
They claim to have sold $6.820 worth of
goods to the defendant , of which $1,623.99
worth are still unpaid tor. The defendant was
to bo allowed to return 1:2 : : wagon on condition -
tlon that thy were properly IJrotectrJ from
the we3ther. This , the petition alleges , was
not don , and It Is claimed that the defendants
were damaged $702 worth by the failure of
the Bradley people to live up to theIr aI- !
I leged agreement. A total JUdgment at $2-
316.09 Is asked
ncalllpment No. 8 , U. V. L. , and Ladles'
lIuxlllary No 17 , U. V. L. , meet this even-
Ing. Hemlnlpcent papers' will be read by
Comrade Frank Dalton on "Scouting for
General Logan ; " by Comrade Scott Hlee on
"Barly Campaigns with Captain Heed's Iowa
Battery " Comrade Dalton was on scout
duty at Oneral ! , I.ogan's heedquartcrs Every
oM soldier knows the perils and hazardous
adventures ot a scout going Into the camps
ot the enemy Baiting information ot their
movements , strength and divisions and It
detected would mean Instant death. Thee
papers which attracted 80 much attention last
winter will be a regular feature at the meet-
Ings or the encampment during . the winter.
d ) Farm loons made In western tow Ilt lowest -
, , est rates. No delay In closing loans. Fire
and tornado Insurance written In best ot com
panles. Bargains In real estate. LOUOEE
& TOWI.E , 231i Pearl St.
nSOll.\I. : 1'UAGIlAI'IIS. .
l\liu Josephene Durgan Is visiting In Chi-
cage
cago.B.
B. O. AllltI or the County hoard ot Super-
visors was In the city yesterday
harry Hardin ot Oretnll , NEb. . Is visiting
hIs relatives and friends In the city. I
E. F. Clark , proprietor ot the Grand hotel ,
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left for ChIcago yesterday to be gone two
0 or three days
C. Q. Thorpe oC Cllnsas } City was In the
mulYs yesterday visiting United States Dis-
trict Attorney C. D. o'ullen.
Leonard Leutzlnger arrived In theclly yes-
terday morning from California to attend
the funeral ot his father , Fred Loutzlnger ,
1\11113 Jewell , . wh04 has been visiting her
brother Charles Trephagen , on Firth ave-
nue , returns tomorrow to her home In San
Jose , Cal . .
, , Mrs. Silverthorn , who has been visiting
. . - ' her sister , Mrs . H. S. Jones , 'on Frank ,
- street , left , yesterday morning for her hem
In San Antonio , Tex.
. G. M. Putnam ot Grove township , repub-
. IIcan candidate for the house of representatives -
lives , was In the city yesterday doing 11
little fence repalrln -
Miss Edith Thomas left Chicago Monday
for Atlanta , where she will take In the exposition -
position She 19 accompanied by a party
at friends from Chicago
Mrs Hewitt of Des Moines ! and her
daughter , Mrs. Keith , accompanied by Miss
Florence Keith , are In the city for a few
days the guests ot Irs. C. D. Parmelee.Irs. .
- Keith and her little daughter > go from here
to Florda ! , where l\Ir. Keith Is now , and
, whe.'o they expect to make their permanent
horne , he having disposed ot his business In
Sioux City
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1'or Snit.
A large numb 'OC notes and jUdgments
running to the Council Blurts Insurance
comllany. The same can be seen and exam-
Inl'll by calling at my office In the Bradley
r bulllllng. " ' . W. Loomis recel\'er.
Ganymelle Wheel club national circuit races ,
Friday and Saturday Union Driving ) park ,
. . Council Blua Can run to grand stand
I1or"man and Standard pianos , 113 N. IGtt-
_ lIur"lnrh" " Jler'geu'a Stor.
Mergen's grocery store was broken Into at
about 2 o'cloclc yesterday morning and several -
oral caddies ot trbacco were . st ll'n. The
front door was the meats o.t entrance. It
was brokenlopen without any apparent care
for consequences. Thom the back door was
opened and stuff loaded Into a wagon which
had been driven UII to It. The wagon was
t traced for some distance down Sixth street
but finally vanished The theft eoulll only I
have been commltted a few minutes before
. the . dear was tonal open by Otllcer Martin ,
who had passed that way 11 short time pre-
viously I
11I."t B"eur..lon
Via Burlington route , Oct. 8 antI 22.
O. M. 1I1l0WN.
Ticket Agent , Council Bluffs
The new Blurts City laundry , 3t
North Male , claims less wear and finer work
on shirts , collars alai cuffs than any laundry
In the state. Phone 314. ,
1'ln..I" for Intertltlllllellta .
A meeting of the committees on reception
and membership at the Young [ en's Christ-
Ian association will be held at" the rooms In
the Everett block Friday evening lit 8 o'cloclc
I for the purpose ot planning entertainments
for the winter. Considerable attention tote
to be given the social side of the association -
tion work this winter , antI a strong effort
. Is to be made to bring the membership roll
for above what It Is now Among the things
. talked ot Is I 11 permanent chess and checker
club. All who are interested either oC these
games are Invited to sellli their mmes to
O. D. Bakcr , the secretory of the association.
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Nothing like I. The famous Crown piano
with orchestral attachment leads them all
Dourlclus Music [ House , 116 Stutsman street
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Last week was a big ono with u , . We
sold lots at those new stylish frames. You
ought to see then H , L. SMITH & CO.
List Cull I
No discount on water bills after Thurs-
- day , October 10. Open Thursday evening
t Attached tar Ilt'nL
Nathan Merriam commenced attachment
proceedings In the district court yesterday
afternoon against it . OUlIlram & Co. , who
keep the p09tolllce restaurant on Broadway
near Sixth " street. The petition alleges that
there Is" $162 In rent due from the proprlc-
tors ot the place , at the rate ot $60 per I month.
William Pfoff Charles Johnson and Millie
Armstrong all claim an Interest In the shop
and are made defendants , along with J. ICehr ,
who the Illallltllt believes II a partner In the
'firm ot Uundrall1 & Kehr
r . Oat yntede Wheel club national circuit races
- Friday and Saturday , Union Driving park ,
Council Bluffs , Cars run to grand .tond.
' Cha ubero' dancing academy now open 'tel'
Pupls. } Call after 10 a. m , Circulars ;
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Corner fetes and parlor suites In curly
Dlrlh and mahogany at Durtee Furniture Co
r a'aa
Standard
piano next to the IIndmaD ,
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elLAItU1111VI'1'll : I'I'U.UXClW. .
Allotl..r 'nrrnllt fur thl'rrl..t uf
A. , \ . Cdglugtoi ul Avoem
There Is another criminal trIal In store
for Avlngton A. Edgington , the young medIcal -
cal ( student ot Avoca who , with his mother ,
Mrs. Jennie M. Elglngton : , and his uncles ,
W II . and O. 1\1. Cuppy , have been found
guilty ot trallli .In connection with a pension
deal and fined amounts aggregating ; $ : ; .000 I
by Judge Woolson at the United States court
When young tIglngton l was tried last April I
hl testified that UI' to within a few days
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betore the trial oC the case was commenced .
he did not know that his lather hall any :
other name than Francis ML Edglnglon. Ills :
grandmother knew at his tather's numerous '
aliases , but had , never tolll young E.Iglng-
ton or his mother about them It was not
until three or tour days before the commence-
lIIent ot the trIal that she unsealed her lips
and told them the secret she hall kept so
long allli so well , hoping that she might
help her grandson and his , loather out of
the trouble Into which they had tallen. The
appearance ' at the old lady , Irs. Perkins ,
with the feebleness Incident to 78 years ot
life caused quite a Etnatlon by her story.
At that time the government authorities
were unable to shake her testimony by
cross - examinatlon or the Introduction ot. .
other witnesses Young EdElngton went
l'pon the stand In his own behalf and corroborated - I
roboratell the olel ladY'1\ statements lIe told
his story In a way that called forth the' '
ndmlratlon ot the spectators , giving the details - I
tails ot hIs tather's death and burial , antI
defeated all the efforts ot the district attorney -
torney and his assistants to mix him upon
on cross-exandnation. But when the author-
plea introduced other witnesses to rebut his
statements there were several grave tIls-
clepancles noted between ids testimony and
that ot the other witnesses. The jury
brought In 11 verdict at guilty and the young
man was fined the sum at $1,500.
E. C. Brown , the pension examiner and
District Attorney 'ullen claim to have found
evidence that the statemeut or Edgington
that he did not know of his tather's multi-
pllclly ot names . until three or four days be-
tara the commencement at the trial was false ,
and known by him to be false at the time It
was made Brown filed - an information
charging EtIglngton with perjury , and Deputy
Marshal [ Eller went to Iowa City where he
IJ ! studying medicine , to arrest him lie was
arrested yesterday , , morning and taken to
Burlington where he Is to be given a pre-
IImlnary hearing before the United States
commissioner. It he Is bound over he will
probably be given a trial at the next term
ot court In Des Moines
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The information alleges that EIJglngton
committed perjury when he said that his
tather's name was Francis M. Edglngton .
and that he did not know him by any other
name than Edgington until a few days
before he was put upon oath ; that ha did not
know his lather by the nallle at Perkins , .
or Jesse 1'ranlelln Perkins until that time
ttpDt'CI U 1l.\'I'I1S . 1"OIl 'l'lll 1l\C11S.
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Flock ul C..j.'I hiders Pill Arrive
'rouiighl-fxtiihllion nt the rn.lIl.
The following telegram was received by H.
E. I Grimm ot the Ganymedl' racing board last
evening :
CHICAGO , Oct. 9. One and a third faro
on certificate plan on un roads from points
In Iowa and Nebraska within 100 miles Is
authorized for bicycle races at Council
Blurfs October 11 and 12. Letter tonll'lIt.
. D. D CALDWELL .
Chairman Western Passenger AssocIation.
A lotot the crack riders at the cast , all of
them class U men will arrive In the city
this evening and put up at the Grand hotel ,
where rooms have been engaged for them. In
the part are Edward C. Bald of Buffalo , ' , V.
P. Sims ot I'hlladelphla , J. P. Bliss of Chi-
cage , Tom Cooper ot Detroit Charles M.
Murphy of Brooklyn , Earl Kiser ot Dayton ,
IJ , C. Johnson and E. C , Johnson ot Cleveland -
land , antI C. S. Wells /lnd / W. 11. . Terrill at
San Francisco.
Lee Richardson , the Chicago trick rider
will accompany the party and will give an
exhibition Ilt the Grand hotel this evening
between 8 and 9 o'clock ,
The prize list has been gotten In shape and
Includes $2,000 worth of prizes. In getting
prizes for the handicap races the club has
done better than It promIsed. In each race
there will bo from two to five more prizes
given than were atIvertised. And they will
be needed for the number ot entries In these
races outnumbers the highest expectations or
the Ganymedes. Trial races will have to be
ridden each day In order to determine who
shall ride In the races In which the number
ot entries Is too large to make racIng with
the full number convenient 'fhe trial races
win come off In the morning , when o.n admission -
mission tee ot 25 : ; cents will be charged.
The track Is In fine shape , having been
harrowed aid rolled until It Is IlS smooth
and hard as 11 fioor. 1f the weather Is good
there Is no reason why some records should
not be broken , for among the riders who arc
expected there arc plenty who are made ot
record breaking stulY. 1f everything comes
out as Is now 'expected the races will he a
financial success , for enough money Is now
In sight , allowing $600 for gate receipts , to
pay all expenses , without calling upon the
guarantors
IIICII.\IIU P. 11.\1.1. I'I.I-\US GUII/I'l-
kcal Onl Frlenrls . ltope tll See me Light
. S"lIh'uee hlll'O"'II.
Richard I , ' . Hall , the Red Oak postmaster
who Is charged with brealdng- open a letter
and padding the receipts at his once for line
purpose ot Increasing his 'pay , admitted his
guilt of both offenses yesterday afternoon In
the -tederal court. Judge Woolson set Friday
liS the day on which sentence will bo ImposEd.
Hall Is a man 35 years ot age , and ha11
wife and two small children . Ho Is said
to stand very high In Red Oak circles , and
the arrest was 11 great shock to the people I
ot the community where he IIred.
The letter which he opened was written
by D. D. Jearles and contained a bid for
carrying time malls tram the postoffice to the
depots tall had 11 trlellll who was also 11
bidder for the job , one Stevens The latter
wanted to find out what Jertrles was going
to bid . amid fO , to accommodate him , Hall
tore open the letter and showed It to him.
The pay for the job Is so small that Han
could not possibly have received any rake
oft sufficiently largo to pay him for
running the risk. The theory ot those acquainted -
quainted with the facts Is that he tried to I
help his trel,1 ! Ste\'ens. Now Stevens goes
before the grand jury antI admits that he
stood by antI saw dart open the letter The
testimony , however , It Is cold was only
secured by a promise ot Immunity to
Stevens
William Hand was fined $200 and sent to
time Hell Oak Jail for 151) days for bootlegging.
James hall , A. D. Orosvenor amid John
Ttuesdell < pleaded not guilty , and Charles
Allen pleaded guilt . After a trial John F.
hall was convicted Clark Ramsey way acquitted -
quitted by the jury. Anton was given a
jail sentence 01 120 days and a fine ot $200 ,
but both were suspended ! during good be-
h3.\'lor.
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l'O'l"I'I'Il'S l'ltICI
. \ rehn. . ) ' . . Iou " 'r 'l'hnn , AnYn'herc
110. Looks
Bird cages liOe : copper bottom teakettle
26c : 10'qlllrt flaring heavy tin pall 10e ;
copper bottom washboller 75c : 2 quart coffee
pot 10e : roiling pins 5c each The Great lee
Store , 318 Broadway
Mrs O. H. Simons has not been heard In
pUblic since she returned from , lhroall. where
11 large part ot her time was devoted to the
cultivation ot her .olce. An opportunity Is
given to hear her , as Pocahontas , In the com-
tug opera. _
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A plant thoroughly equipped with the
newest machinery , the best work by skilled
em"lore , prompt deliveries and fair treat-
ment are among the things that makes the
Eagle "tba good laundry. " Telephone 157.
Radiant , Novelty and Elmhurst stoves tQ
hard coal are the most economical stoves
lIIade. Sold only by Charles Swaine , HO
Broadway
, Last Call '
No discount on water bills after Thursday -
day , October la , Open Thursday evening
The lIardlllan piano Improvea with Ule.
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III : I.I' 1.011 ( ifOltUI I : 1"I : lmllll.\ ) .
"lIIcl.II.lltlia' : Fitt . \ ' . 'nrlO"n : \"n , , '
to lie Nllrlln" 1111 the Nnlr'nae Court .
Gorge I'cuerhaken , all old man who keeps
11 junk establishment near the Northwestern
round house , where anythIng from a second
hand paper at pins to a second hand meeting
house can be bought ; , has hall a three year
penitentiary sentence hanging over hIs head
I for the last six years , having ( been con-
"Ieted In the district : court at the August
I term In 188:1. : lie look an appeal to the
' supreme court and srcurel1 the services of
'I A. C. ) lcfulgan an eccentrIc and tome
what Irreponlble person , as attorney. Ic'
, , Outgan did the work well , so far as kedping
his client out of the penitentiary was con-
cernell , for he did nothing at all excepting
to keep the papers In the case and draw
occasional sight drafts upon I.'enerhaken , all
or which were honored Imtanter by Feuer-
halen , who sUPPo9ael thai was his only sal-
vatiou .
Then lcOulgan dlnllpl'1reIJ and took all
the paper with ( dui . The county officials
took steps toward hating the matter brought
up In the supreme court , antI I.'cuerhaken ,
finding ; the papers on which he hall based
his cl.\lm to a new trIal all missing , engaged
other attorneys and fired cUulgan sum-
marlly lIut lIIcGulgan relied to give up
the papers to his successors claiming he had
lost them , until contempt proceedings Instituted -
stituted In court luddenly brought him to a
realization ot what hI' ought to do Then
the papers were forthcoming.
There Is sonic Interesting reading In the
affidavits contained , In the papers that are :
soon to go to the supreme court Peter
Knecht and Adolph Kolb were the fellows
who stole the goods which Feuerhaken wa :
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accused at receiving. When they were put
upon the stand to testify against him they
declared upon oath that both before and
after Feuerhakeu received the goods he
knew that they were- stolen. It was par-
tially on their evidence that a conviction
was secured \Vhlle lwrhakel\ ) \ was given
three years In tile penitentiary for receiving
the goods , the men who commlttetl burglary
antI larceny got off with a Jail sentence at
nine months each
In the aflldavlts which the two burglllrs
made In August 1S90 . antI whIch have been
In the custody ot 1IIcOIlI/all / ever since until
recently , they both state ender oath that
John N. Baldwin , attorney for the North-
western railroad , who assisted the county
attorney In the prosecution at the case called
on them and told thelll that If they would !
testify against f'enerhalcen they woulll be
let off with a lighter sentence than they had
any Idea ot , and that the harder they swor'
against him the lighter would be their punishment -
ishment They were told the same thing
by the detectives who were prosl'culillg. On
this account they swore that o'euerhalcen
knew the goods ! ' ; were stolen , when , In fact ,
he did nol know It.
Ganymede Wheel club national circuit races ,
Friday and Saturday , Union Driving park ,
Council Bluffs Cars run to grand stand
IInr'cHI c..r"lnn .
Via Burlington route , Oct. 8 and 22.
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, Ticket Agent , Council Bluas.
Untnr : Cur Snurshctl
Conductor Otto Pfeiffer . antI Motorman J.
W. Welgbtman were running a Ingle motor
down Fifth avenue yesterday morning when
they encountered 11 freight train on Thirteenth -
teenth street Whether the train became unmanageable -
manageable or the 1II0torman forgot _ to pull ?
the lever cannot be learned posItively , Jut
Ilt any rate the motorman opened the trout
door and yelled to the conductor antI 11 soli-
tary passenger ' ; C. 11. . Stewart at Iowa City ,
to jump on admonition that was heeded
within the next tenth ot a second. The train
wag left to go on Its way , and collided with
the freight train. The latter was uninjured ,
but tie whole front ot the motor was crushed
In anti the car derailed Doth Pfeiffer and
Weightman denied yesterday that there had '
ever been any accident on the motor line at
any time so tar as they Imew. They even
went so far IlS to deny that It was a pleasant
day antI Insisted that It was too hot. The
cOlllpany officials state that tram their Investigations -
vestigations they think the mot r was unable
to stop on account at the leaves that were on
the track ,
The Yardman piano WillS many trlends.
nn"vcHt' Excursion
Via Burlington route , Oct. 8 and 22.
. O. 111. BROWN
. . Ticket Agent , Council Blurts.
llound Over for Adultery- .
Joule lIulbert Long came Into police court
yesterday morning with her pllllllage some-
what drooping from 11 two da's' experience
with a bread and water diet . She raised no disturbance -
tllrbanco whatever , but her features wore a _
cynical sneer when she heard the judge give .
her 11 fine ot $25 for vagrancy. The charge
of adultery was then heard and hoth. she
and her friend Fred Green , were bound
over to the grand jury , their bonds being
fixed at $6.20.
Bud Bouquet , Clarence Field , Louis Neeleey
and Horllce Hoags , who raised a disturbance
'In the opera house Tlleloday night were fined
$6.20 each. . _ _ ,
Cold Wave Cmulug .
It you wont 11 good : stove to put up before
you start your furnace buy one of Swaine's
air-tight stoves , the best made , at 740
Broadway .
Why don't you use a gas ; seater ) these cool
da's1 C. D. Gas Co
Marriage : 1.lee"Hc" .
The following marriage licenses were Is-
sued yesterday by the county clerk :
Name and Address Age.
Stephen : \leOulll. Pottllwnttamle county. . 2,1
Ollie 11. Robinson , I'ottnwnttamle county. 17
Albert Daumann , Pottawattamle county „ 31
Marie A. Strlls , I'oltllwaltnmle county . 21
\K D. Oertelt , Council Bluff . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 27
Jennie Lllz , Council Iuffs ) . . . . . . . t . . . . . . . . 23
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Itl.t"'Itlon to the Nl"V hector
Mr and Mrs. John T. Stewart , In honor ot
Rev and Mrs. McDonald ot St. Paul'lI church ,
Will hold 11 reception Friday evening Oc-
FIHST N TloNAL AN [ { t
Council Bluffs , Iowa. [
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CAPITAL , . . $100,000 .
\\11 SOLICIT YOUR IIUSINESS
" 'J- : DESiIIE POUR COt.LEC'i'IONS
ONF : 01" 'rlll' : OIUI1S'l' RANKS 1V : IOWA
Ii l'EIt OENT1'AID ' ' ' ' '
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CALL AND SEE US Oil WRITE .
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Special oicos- ouoci , I u ffs s
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WANTlm. A nOOlK EE'IDt ; ONE Wh O UNderstands -
derstands Ihorlhand. An.wer In own hand-
writing _ \ \ ' S. Bee utflce , Council lIIutr.
WANTED : - A aOOD .amL FOIL UENEItAL
housework and good cook eel Bixlh anue.
F iiI , 1 IY mIDiNCE73tS : : ; ; I'LATNEIt -
street alter November I : eight rooms modern
connnience.
AIIIO nve-room house . No. a20 Planner street :
possession at any time. Jacob Sims.
i' iM \ = i LE "
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CHIMNEYB CLEANrr5 : VAULTS CLEANED
IDnrk. . . at \V. tL llomet'e tat aroadwuy
FOR ' SALE - CHEAP - : - A GOOD STEAM - 11EAT- '
In" plant : belieI' . Dunnnc : No Z. with radtalora .
pipe . etc. , suitable tor healing house . Inquire
at 258 71h street and Gth avenue J. J. Brown.
IJTENOanAPlIEH WANTED STATE WAGES
U I , Dee glUee , Council IJlutfa.
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I"'r I ' - 11. Itrm , v 10 II 'II ' trait iltne . . 3H (
Fluff ! street corner of r/lf ( ! / "unue , A
corlllni invitation Is I I'XI.III1r.J'la. members
allli trlrnds of the ' Iarlslm . -
GnnyntedeVLeel ' i cl ib , natt ; ; ( l circuit races ,
Friday and Saturday , Unld l driving park ,
Council Bluffs . . Care . ! - run . to grand stand /
11e1"Iltnl Nerds limp ,
I The Women' Christian 'IUo ' lation kindly
ask all farmers and husbandmen In this
vicinity to remember the \\'omen's Christian
Ascclallon hospital , corner Ninth street and
Sixth nvenul' Potatoes itre especially to-
, IIclted. A few bushels or Potatoes ; wOIIIII nut
bo missed In many 11 cellar , and the happl-
noes one receives from jyl1lc\JIus j \ giving Is
quite 11 valued compensation 'rodues , such
aa apples , vegetables , lard , drtk. . butter , etc. ,
will he thaukfully recelvdLtrfheVomcmi's !
Christian AssocIation hoepltaL being nonsectarian -
tartan In Its character , has Its needs wholly
suppllel\ \ ) ' donations trolll the public All
who will give , ; potatoes , etc. , are requested to
leave them at the hospital as soon IlS con-
\'I'nlellt. It too busily engaged In tall work ,
a . card addressed to Mrs . Laura J. lac-
111.1,11' , correlpolllllnr ; secretary 'omell's
Christian asecciatlou staling the donation to
bo given , will taellltate the Women's Chrl9-
than association In planning for the wlnter'B
supplies
Gentlemen , Ietcall's tall and winter underwear -
wear Is open for your inspection It will
satisfy you In every IlartlClllar. .
Huber Bros ' neIV.meat ) market Is the finest
In the city , 112 Broadway
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Underwear that wears , that promotes com-
tort nllli health , that gins satisfaction III
price and every other way Metcalf Bros ,
the ciotmiers )
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SEL'EN ! ) : TIIoUS.IND \I.I.U'I'S 'l'.1KHN.
Conc'luslemi - III the Lung U"'l1l1l1l'k su
ram IlIwn .CIIIIYC'lIt1l1l1. "
FORT DODGE 10. [ , Oct. 9.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) republican
representative con-
vention for the dIstrict conmposed ot lIum-
bolt and Pocahontas counties has adjourned
sine die , after 11 deadlock ot nearly three
months and 7,137 fruitless ball ls. Each
county will now have an independent can- I
. The Pocahontas man will be one '
James Mercer , and the Ihlmbollit man lion I'
Barley 1.'lnch. It the republican vote Is
evenly divided ( the democratic candidate will
have about the same.
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aid run \11111) : ' l'i'e fer'ed CrediCurs
DES MOINES , Oct. 9. ( Special 't legram. )
-Some Important disclosures were made In
the examination ot W. hi . Parker , the
bursted wholesale liquor dealer , today. It
was found he gave chattels when contem-
plating on assignment , thus Invalidating the
assigmnent and that he palll some pre-
erred ( creditors the day of the assignment.
It was also shown that his ossels are only
$7,000 , while his liabilities are $2,000 , In-
stead ot HOOO , IlS reported. On the Information -
formation secured creditors will ask tomor-
row that the slgnment be vacated and \
mortgages set aside , and that the property
be placed In the hands ot creditors for the
benefit ot all.
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Ach'nll.-I tt.-I'rlc. . 01 Coal
DES MOINES , Oct. 9.-Speclal ( Telegram . )
-There Is reason to believe the threatened
strike ot coal miners In Polk county will
be averted Some operators have granted
the demand for a 10 per cent raise In price
per ton to miners , and others not paying
the 76 and 80 cents scale have agreed to
grant the advance November The local
coal combine today advanced hard coal Crom
$7 to $8 per ton without other . cause than
an alleged scarcity. It' .j ' .
Des \lIIIIICH' : New JllItI' YnrIH. .
DES MOINES , Oct . 9.Speclal ( Telegram. )
-J. F. VIncent ot Peoria , ' .who has been
figuring for a year on building stock yards
antI establishing an open market at this
point , but has been prevented by refusals :
I t or railroads to furnish IIwllchhl ; tracks , has
finally secured railroad faellltlrs , and tol1l1Y ' :
let ccmtraclll for water works and for ma-
I terlnl and . \ the building of the yarlls. Work
la to be commenced Monday , and It II expected
pectcll to have the yards really for business
December 1. It will be built with a capacity -
Iaclty ot 1i.000 hogs and : 3,000 cattle per
day . and enlarged In the spring , when an
exchange building will also be built
lie ulersou , tll ( tpra time Cnllllllll"n.
CIII.nOICl , ia , Oct 9.-Speclal.-lIon. ( )
D. II. lIellllerson of the Third congressional
district will open 'the republican campaign lit
this place Friday . The speaking will take
place In the Grand opera house at 1 p. III.
Judging front the Interest manifested there
will be one ot the largest gatherings ever
known In the history oC the connt ) . . The
cause of so mach local Interest It' due 10 the
fact that J. D. P. Smith , the democratic
nominee for senator In the J.'orty-slxth district -
trict and A. C. 1I0bart , the republican candidate
dillate both live her and there Is a bitter
fight on Both urea nro 11rpmlnent attorneys ,
IIIWII Mlmicraliaeti : Is'l'll.lrirIevrutres
DES MOINES , Oct. O.-Thc miners ot Polk
county held a mass meeting today In Oov-
ernor's square antI IlIsclIsed the situation
with reference to the advisability or ordering
11 strllce. Feeling rRlt hlh ! for a tlllle allli It
secllled that a strike would be ortIered. Later :
the men cooled to FUllle extent and It was de-
cltIetI to hold 1 another mass meeting In the
square October 14. to take definite action.
COlllmlttees were' ' appointed to walt on all
operators and imperatively request a unllorlll
raise ot 10 cents and report at the meeting
Monday narning
Pcurtlm'ietimit 01 i'olsoulug .
DUBUQUE , la" , Oct. 9. ( Special Telegram )
- lIss OJra ; Watt Is the fourth vlctllll of the
wholesale poisoning at the Taplln-Oage wed-
ding near Sabula , Jackson county , tour weelcs
ago today She died today at her hOllle In
I1arnesl'l11e. 0 Banker IlIIslnger's son con-
tlnlles very sick at Barvarl ) college at the
eight cases at Sabula and vicinity no further -
ther deaths were reported totIay. Dr. SUFg ;
ot Clinton molds ) to the theory of trichinae
In the pork , which he says was Insllfficlently
cooked -
'l'est ing the Election i.min.
JEFFERSON , Ia , Oct 9.-Speclal ( Tele-
gralll.-The county auditor was sUllllllonetI
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before the district court to show , .why O. W.
Lowey's nallle should not head the repub-
lican legislative ticket In place of the regu-
"lllr nOllllnee , This Is the first case under
the new law , allll Is important In Its bearings
on other actions.
I
lCllllug merest III I,5-mm.
DES < MOINES , Oct. 9.-A killing frost occurred -
cllrretI here last night. Water froze In some
places. Crops are beyond Injury
OTTUMWA , Oct. 9.-There was a killing
frost this 1II0rnlng. No damage resulted , liS
late garden stlla Is out of the wa ) ' .
Cmrble ltallrviy S..II.
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 9.-Slleclal ( Telegram )
-The Sioux City Cable railway was sold by
the receiver today to satisfy the claims
against It. It was bid In by Robert E.
Toed ot New York , for $16H2.44. who will
operate the line.
Met : Death In aVell. .
DES MOINES , Oct. 9. ( Special Telegram )
-John Seerbee , 18 years old , was killed
this morning at Belle Plalne by the caving !
ot a well See bee was down sixteen teet.
H tool two hours to dig him out
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fresh ) ' terlnn Synod In Session
NEnItASKA CITY , Oct. 9.-Speclal.-The ( )
synod at the Presbyterian church or the state
at Nebraska Is In session here. The attend-
ar.ce Is quite large , there being about 100
ministers and the lIallle nUlllher ot laYlllen
present. They expect to finish their labors
tomorrow .
Leads all
Others / . . .
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THE PYRAMID
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Leads nil other pile cures , "oth In amO:1nt sold anti In intrinsic . merU.
It has bceu advertised by its frmend - , by tllOOI who have suffered , time tor-
-l tnre mud Ilt-cumlurt of Jllles , amid who have found instant relief and 11 lasting
cute trouu its use or
Physicians recommend because It Ii nlsolulely safe and [ can bo n.ed at
lime and without risk of lm detention .
any by anybody Injury or Irom business
Cures bUnd , bleeding prutruding itohumg plies
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PYRAMID CO. , PROPRIETORS : , ALDION , MICH. ,
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Jewel Stoves and Ranges are perfect heatlllg snd : cooking
) contrivances. Every year tor the last thirty has marked improve
ments in the details of construction until now they stand tor the
greatest efficiency , economy , cleanliness , durability and convenience
With all their excellence Jewel Stoves and Ranges are no high t
1011 1a I price thaI ! hundreds of Inferior make , See them at your deal ! a ;
Wb1 . LYLE DICKEY & CO . Ouinhtl
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If the Price tOO ( rent a box ) 10 f sent to the JtI- . -
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DAVIS' I The ! Place to Buy
STRICTLY PURE LEAD AND OIL1
RELIABLE MIXED PAINTS , CHI MICAILY PURE COLORS
N. n.-We do not mix our oil with cheap oil In order to boll YIIII at "hohm.lo price. No nevorl
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compotltorsllold for DUf1llluseed all. .It will Interest you If you mere going to Piltut.
Davis Drug , > t Paint & Glass House f 2091' lroadtvay . 289.
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