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COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENLP.
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lIN)1L ( tIN'1'ION.
The city pollee bavo Cit made an arret
SInce March 28 ,
MIE Amy and MIsS fltown of Mtsi'onrl '
Valley are the gac'ft of Ma AI(1IO ( Guittar.
1 Mr8. il. S. Obrne ot C1iIcao will sisit
her rnauy Council BIurf frcnds at an early
date.
l'lJgrIm SIster& aenlerny No. 1 wIll meet
In regular rcsltt at 7:30 : P. Tfl. In their room
In the Brown liltck.
John Traiiln of Chlrnro has arrhrc0 In
the city ttii I malcing iiIs home with hI
brother , Fiat ] Taiil&en.
Tlo , ar6tId hotel , CoitcIl fluffs. 111gb
class In every rcpect. flnte8 , 2J0 per day
and ulwad , l. F. Clarke , proprietor.
Tha funeral of F'irneneo Carvett will be
haul tliIi afterncct at 2:30 : oclock at. Grace
EiIsenpal church , 11ev. Mr. Slfnpon of-
flclatlng.
The Iloaid of County tliiervtors will meet
In re8ular sesIcn on Monday. County Auditor -
ditor Mattliov , Intimatea that It will be
lung cud busy 5nlon.
,
Ivaiilioe Comriuudcry of iCniglita Templar
together vIth a niunher of visiting kiilghtt'
a train Omaha , vllI attend service. , iii a body
1 l at St. I'atil' , church on Eater niornIg.
I Alexander. tli 7-nuntlt old son ol Mr. and
S. Jolinon of fJarer ; township. illed
Tliuri'hty afternoon. The fcnoral vIll take
- PInc from the reeldcnce this afternoon at
2 30 o'elock.
Marriage Hccnc8 wcre granted yesterd.ty
toV. . J. Darrfngton , aged 31. ) , and Ada fl
. . Sctt. ageil 22 , and \'IiIIam fi. flushby. aged
2S ; Ilolirn I , . Nash , ageI 17 , all of Pot-
tavattatno ! county.
MIs5C ! Clark & \Vatl' flaster display of
: art needle work dioW nil lnnIeli9 crowd to
' the 1)urfeo Furniture c&imrtny'9 front win-
The dirplay is pronounced by critIcs
to be the flnet of the kliid erury made ui
the city. It xvIIi continue today.
j Mr1. John Murphy , the % flIflOfl who \va
. . . ran down and trampled upon by Nunas runS
, ; , away team , L , lying at St. flenjards hospitals
s-- still tinconrciou. The nttondlng physicians
have but little hcpe at h'r ( recovery. She l
1 I over fiO year of age , anti has been always
rather frail Iii health ,
. The funeral of John .Toliu'on vili take place
Sunday afternoon from hii late residence ,
1117 Niiieteenth avonno. The deceased was
19 years of age , and was the pvucipal sup.
lort or the family , as hL'i father has becii
ill and out of employment for more than
? ' a ycar. 'rhie family Is 'u itraitenod cir-
cuIn9aflcCR and very deserving ,
SherltT Morgan and his deputies , assisted
by a force of mechanics , are tili at work
cleaning and renovating the county Jail.
Their efforts to put the jail into ulrst-ciaS
condition are ably seconded by tii prisoner3 ,
who are now enjoying hotter quarters than
many of them have over been isel to. Every
inch ot the interior surface line been cleaned
and painted in restful tintg , All of the old
iuattress % have been taken out and
destroyed and have been rcplacc with now
ones. From thio top to the bottom the Jail
Is abaulutely clean and as Inodorous as a
uinmee cottage.
The Woodward Thicater company , now
playing at Boyd's to such immense bulness.
vihi come to the Dohany Monday night and
A remain one week. This company needs no
recommendation to our people , as it has
D ' played this city five weeks tb's season anti
every night to standing room. Tue company
has added two new people since It was hero ,
and now has fifteen people. The roctraints
of Icnt wili ho removed on Easter Sunday.
' Tue Boston Store ol this cIty has purchased
1.000 tickets and vihl give them away to
h ther ! customers today and Monday. Seats
should be secured early to got good ones.
i I The company will open Monday night with
I the four-act sensational comedy , "Little Wild
Cat. " _ _ _ _ _ _
JUIGI SMITh ACTS AS IJM1'IItfl.
. Iceeiis the
flelnite 1Jt'tiyi'I1 Altnritts
i : Court OsI1.MIanIl I llu$3.
4' Jiulga Smith spent the day in the dtstrict
court yesterday In hearing a couple ot casci'
M , and Incidentally acting as peacemaker between -
; . tween two attorneys.
x The friction among the attorneys was developed -
. . veloped when 1. N. Fhickingor Interposed
I an objection to the court permitting FL. J.
Chambers taking a default In a case of foreclosure -
Y closure of a mortgage on real estatet InvolvIng -
Ing nearly $15,000. The plaintiff was Wil-
but \V. Holcoinb of Wisconsin and the do-
fentlthit Daniel Dull of New York. Tue mortgage -
gage was on farm property located near
Weston. Chambers , for the plaintiff , hiat
served notice on the defendant by publics-
. - . tion , and when the time came for hearlni
the defendant had not engaged an attorney.
. : Fhickinger tires. had boon looking otter his
L legal business in thus cqunty , and chaimed
, the right to represent him. Chambers filed
an aindavit denying this and stating that
in nunsorouu conversations with tito oppo-
situ attorney he hind stated that he war
( lahhy expecting to receive written instriic-
tions from the Now York man. When the
hour for taking the default arrived Flick-
ingor appeared with a bond and motion to
remove thto east to the UnIted States cir4
cult court. Then there yas a very earnest
coioquy between the two attorneys. Citasu-
: bors Insisted upon Fhiclcinger showing the
4 court some evidence of his right to appear
Lf In thio case. This request Fhickingor nc-
ceded to by producing a telegram from Dull
with a date showing that it was received
abaut twenty minutes after the time Chain
. hers had made known to the court his in-
. tentionti to take a default.
The attorneys argued the case to the court
' ? and also to each other for several minutes.
t Judge Smith took the csso tinder adviser -
r mont and will render his d&cision this mornIng -
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All the afternoon was consumed In hearing
4 , " tIm colic of Eugene Mottaz against Charles
I Huber , The controversy involves about
thirco feet at frontage on Broadway and thie
east wall of the dm0 building erected by
: ' ? } luber Uros , last season and now used as
, their butcher shop , The matter has been
. M lfl dispute for several years and the Ilubers
.t built on the ground before It was satistac-
I toriiy settled , The hlubers own two lots , 7
. : and 8 , and Mottaz owns tIm adjoinIng one ,
- All of the lots fronting on Broadway in the
' , block are recorded in thio pint with a spedI I
; , fled number of feet , rith one exception ,
, . Ttio exception is the cast hot. owned by Al
iluber , It Is marked on the lhat and pro-
pcrhy nunthered , but the deed does not call
for any certain number of ( eel , Its size I
, line been determined by the added measurer -
r snentt. of the other lots , and it wa to corn-
t itriso what wais heft , At least thia Is the
contention of Mottaz , The Ilubers claim
that both their hots kayo twenty-fits feet
frontage. Thus case is being warmly ccii- 0
tested , Many of the old citizens and all
of the surveyors in the city are subpoenaed
as witnesses.
Tue grand jury ii , still grinding away , but
will not ho ready to report before tim fint
of next week , The lirospects are good that
it will return a number of indictments ,
; hot Ileil StiNli.
WG haso 1,000 hot bed Easli which we are
going to lese 'ut. They won't last long ,
] Iow many Jo you want ? We will make you
a price that cant be duplicated. 0. B.
itaint , Oil ciitl Glass company , Masonic Tom.
pie , Council Uuffs. !
A grand reception will ho given the ladies e
of Council Bluffs and Omaha at the art paru
hors of Misses Clark & Wetzei , 336 and
lltoathway , , Friday and Saturday , Ajril 3 a
and 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C
i'ir Stile.
A umall hiouso and about 15 acres of land
in Brown'i sub. Apply to J , W , Laud , corner - g
ner 35th street and 16th avenue , Council
Dhuffi. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cut niisi Siitsiieil ,
' Chapman know. how to get businesa , and Ii
. orders arc coining froni all directions. lie P
will coiitiiiIio to cut and siaWi art goods for b
another week , 17 Main street. O
W , offer you only' clean , crisp. snow white
laundry 'ork and best delIvery service at
; Eagio laundry , 724 Broadway , Tehephono 1T b
1 . t Wanted-A flnipi'tent girl for general
hiouework. Small family and good wages. ir
1r , W , 8. Diwinock , 217 South Seventh.
Stephan Bros. for plumbing and heating ;
also tine line of gas fixtureti ,
Dr. Cloavor' onico moved to 600 Broadway.
p&vtu , only drug store with relatered clerk.
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SCIIOll1 PURPOSES
What the Great System Hair AccompUshed
for the Youth.
IOWA EDUCATORS DISCUSS TIlE SLJWECT
S7tit .siiiis Sint I ii 01 Tier Di root ioti
% 'tiieIi 'I'eiiuIit-is 'liii iilc il Igli C
Iii. Iivertei Ii , hotter
Chin ii ticis ,
Tue aecond day's session of the South-
estern Iowa Teachers' association was
fihlerl with good things from an educational
standpoint , and all of tim papers anti dts-
cuLi.sion were listened to by an audience
that filled the Presbyterian church to its
utmost capacity ,
With the optning of thie morning session
promptly at 9 o'clock I'resideut Warner
tieiiyerctl hii annual address. lie said 'in
oubstance :
'Ro idea more beneficent than that. of
the public school over entered the heart
-of man. To place the blessing of an cducn-
tion within the reach of every child ,
to place In its hands the key of lcnowhedgo
and of power , to banii'h superathtictn and
misery and sin by lifting the entire puoplu
to a purer air and a broader view-this
is the mission of the Public school. In cur
own country the movement has pit'atl
slowly , educational effoetti have bcei feeble
and the resuita imve been meager. But it
is a big taak to educate an entire people ,
to percoptibhy increase the avcragc of Intel-
higenco in a great siation. During ( lie year
ThM the total cost of etlucation In the United
State'j was $ IEG,004,693. In the eamu year
thi goveenmeut's expenditure for pensions ,
army and navy and interest on thie war
debt aggregated 2i5,2S7'J1i. We spent more
for gunboats last ycar than thifl total Income
of all our colleges anti tinlversitico. We
imported more than 53OOOO0O worth of
ailkti in the same pCI'iUl. ( Expenditure for
alcoliohic thrinics in this sober country is
pstlnated : at $ J,200,000,000 per annum , It to
six times the coist of education. Not' thiat
we love intciigcco : : hes , but oiii stomachie
more. halt of , the voters of some of the
states can ntitijer read a alga board nor
draw their iiainc. Even Iowa lcghehators
have been affected with falee pride in our
grade as given by the census of 1890 , antI
have boon opposing progresisive legisiatlon
ever since on the score that we are smart
enough already.
ONE hAD FEATURE.
Thousands of children , in the public
schools are spending thtcir tinso In idleness
and it large Proportion of the funds cx-
pended for education is practically warted
by the employment of unqualified teachers
aiitl thic failure to provide proper equipnientu
for the School work , The policy Pursued
by our neighbors acroso thio Big Muddy is
iii a general way typical of flinch etluca-
tional effort. Over there , in order to support -
port a school In its 'ork of enlightenment
anti Intellectual healing , they establish a
saloon and a brothel to blight manhood and
curse womanhood , Such are a few of the
facta arid conditions that confront us. The
Pubiic school has much to accomplish before -
fore it can otop for thmo congratuintionmi of
its friends. We should face the facto' , umi-
derstand our limitations and ( lien turn reso-
hutehy to the tacks before us ,
"The conditions shiown by these and
ttlmer facts to which nttcntion might be
called tIemiantI action along many lhne. Expenditures -
pendituros for education must be very
largely increae'etl. Much more money
should b expended for buildings , libraries ,
apparatus and teachers In all our public
schools , and particularly is this need apparent -
parent in ( lie rural schools. The educatlor
of all time children of 'an3l Community is time
greatest work bndertaken by the public anti
ought to cost more than aimy other or all
Other local enterprises. Increased expenditure -
ture must come , and it neodi not , must. not ,
involve the placing of any real burden upon
industry or commerce or the humble homo
of th people. Corporations muet share the
burdens of social organization. The time
has been too long that the assessor asks
no unpheaoant questIons and the taxgathcrer
is unknown. "
LINE UP FOR THE FIGHT.
President Warner closed his address with
an appeal to the teachiermi to line up for time
fight in favor of the school against the saloon -
loon anti urged the holding of mass meetings -
ings in every school district for the purpose -
pose of creating renewed Interest in the
echtool neemis.
'Time Teacher's Preparation for Nature
Study" was the subject of a vcll written
and interesting paper by A.V. . Merrill of
Stuart ,
A. A. Taylor of Greenfleld was not pros-
out , anti "Time Teaching of Sciences in the
Grades" was time topic next on the program ,
It wag handled by G. I Miller of Hoone ,
who was followed by W. C , Van Noes of
Denison , vIio had for a subject the teaching
at science in thmo high school ,
Thieso papers were followed by a general
liscimsion of the subject , led by F. E.
oopcr of Des Moines.
Time closing number for the mornInj sea.
! on was an Illustration of methods utl
I1 primary number work in the Scarrett
cebmoel , Kansas City , by J , C Ilisey , who
Ilustrated his talho by means of a phone-
; raphm , which. reproduced class exerclas In
umnber work , thins to an extent taking the
) laca of an actual class exorcise in the pres-
nce of the aasociation. The demonstration
vas exceedingly Interesting and was highly
ipprecia ted.
The afternoon session was opened by an
xliibition , given by time pupIls of Mis's
'Jottio Morris' class of time first and second
rades in nature study , showing the methods
) f Instruction used In the Council Bluffs
; cimooh&i with : children under 11 years , Miss
derris teak an ordiasry bean of commerce
intl by an Interesting talk and series of
luestlons developed a fund of information
romms time young children on plant life , the
recess of groath of plants from seeds and
ililui , A number of other interesting , but
imupie , exercises \vero gIven and time pupIls
aked to cxplair them in their own language.
) ifferent kinds of wood were ohown and time
tuimlis told in their own way of tIme tils-
imiguishing marks of the various klntla of
roes.
J , It. Kirk , state superintendent of Mis-
ouri , occupied two hours in time discmi&ion
f time topic , ' 'how to Enrich the instrtmc-
ion in Countr ) Schools. " The public school
ystem that has been time iiition'a prIdc Is
wfuhiy out of kilter , acoording to Mr.
cirk's Ilgimt. lie went all over it from the
tillding of time ediiooi hmouse , the selection m
f time teachers and time metimotis of instruc-
hon and pronounced it all bad and gettirsg
rorse , lie kindly toitl how it could be
'emodied , however , amid thus did not leave
ho educator wltlmout imope.
IN TIlE RURAL SCIIOOL,8 ,
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"ft is imutlerutooti , " said Mr. Kirk , "that t
hero Is an agreed course of immstrtmction in
ho rural schools. This consists of seven
'ears ' of reading , spellimig and penmnanship.
'list ought to be long eoough for tito 2
lonmentary studies. Along in the seventh
r eighth sear time child is given a little
aste of gramnnar : , of geography , and finally .
hewed a llttlu reading lii mythology , Time
Imild on entering hl scimool imas an average
ocabutary of 1,000 words and imas unit as
much Izsfcrmnation as lie will hmavo when he
: ratluate from a unIversity , lie Is carrIed
ormvarci by challenging tmimn Imto activity
mmd talking to iimn In the IMoguage in which
ho world has been talking to
Mr. lirk took up the coummtry sebool build.
rigs and Polnioti Out time defects in time
lane. lie drew a pi'turo of the ideal school
umlding anti made mtugestions for a numuber
f citange that can ho effected with the
emwrah revision of time plan of school build.
ig which viIi onii commme after years of
eric on time hart of the teacher , who must
a missIonaries in this general plan of re-
rnm , heating , hightimg , ventilation and
smmltation must be a part of time study and Ci
mformuation on time part of time tcaciier in A
me rural schools. These topIcs should be a
mkon up and discussed at the teachers' inatifi
mtes anti the great need of teachers' ine'ti. bites
itos Is the demand for better inetructors , U
ho Institute needs fewer swehlheatled eel. I1
go graduates and even college professors. im
be need Ia for ractlcal pen , awe who ol
I tmnderstant the imeetis or' the rural schools
anti familiar with the rural school problem ,
bimporintomident Cooper of Des Moines matle
an arimlouncememit concerning the meeting of
the National Etiucational association at But-
tale time oniimmg stmnimemer ,
I , J , La'lander ) of Cedar Falls contributed
one of the brIgimtt features of the day's
program Ira Ha "Snap Shots , " Under timat
caption Mr. 1aylnntier Indulged iii a lot of
editorial conimnent on sense of the fads anti
fallacies of the modern up-to.date etiucators.
lie took a almot. at the State Teachers' asso-
ciatln anti ( lie educational council that
tickled the audience imnmneneely , Some as-
poets of child study nero gvon that would
have sent shivers down time plnos of some
of time entlum'iastic followers of that fad. In
dlscussin the Iconeclnt time speaker took
Occasion ti make it quite lively for some
of time former speakers who had been iiic
turing time public e'clmooi system as going to
time denimiition bow'wows rlgimt fast , and then
discussed "lie \ VlmoVaits , " and painted a
brighmt Iticture of hmat a good time there
would ho when time fad cloumis roiled by and
the teachemi fountI the . 'chmools and the
scholars all right anti not affecteti by time
fad craze that Is catchIng some of the best
of them non' . After this lot of good timings
In a ligimter velmi , Mr. Laylantier closeti with
ami earnest appeal for better scholarship imm
time schools , for more collegiate work anti
less normal and abnornmal ached nonsense ,
° Tiio Study of Civics In time high School , "
at ; time eubject of a thoughtful paper by W ,
ii , . ChevalIer of Red Oak , The public school ,
he saiti , as time creature of the state anti
the state had a right to expect that time
schools should.turn out good citizens , intel-
ligcnt anti callable of managing the affairs
of state. lie tiw.lt upon time importnn.ce of
the study of civil government amid gav& a
number of valuable suggestions for the aiti
cf teachers in mnaicing the ettld interesting
to stutients , ills paper closed the afternoon
session.
IN TIlE EVENING SESSION.
It almost any otlmer muan time. . : Chairman
' , \'armmer hajl presitled at time evening sesolon
of the teachers' a.s3ociation last evening it
would have been nccesrnry to abandon part
or thmo program or keep time people there
until nearly midnight. The first part of the
evening was devoteti to time musical programn ,
irepare&1 by time flight School Violin Orchestra
rilil Oimormms club , end the music took so well
that encores thireatened to be without limit.
TIme Isresiding ofilcor unfortunately drew time
limme on encores after the doubie quartet of
girl.'i and boys had given a particularly
catchy nummiber , Time audience wanted amm
otiter sang , but tile chairman refused to
permit it , amId ton mnimutes ! of valuable time
wmts wasted n a stubborn contert between the
audience and Cimnirman Warner , Vt'armmer
was able to stanti and block the way longer
and earlem' than the men ammd s'onmcsm could
clap their hands and was consequently the
vie tor.
Time addres.e of the even'ng was by State
Superintendent Sabin. Like all of the super-
Imitundent's addresses , it covered all phases
of the educational problem , amid was a
homily anti a sermon , lie made an eloquent
plea for snore normal chiools under state
aupervirirn , and urged all time teachers to
uca their influence to secure a growth of
public opinion timat wouid make more such
schools a necessity and a certainty.
PLEADED FOR PENSIONS.
Ho also pleaded for better compensation
for teachers , a conmpenation that wommid raise
the .tandard of all employed in such work.
lb criticIsed time methods of instruction In
some respecte , and declared that the school
systemu was suffering from an overdose of
theory. lie wanted Instructors whose in-
structlons were luminous with comnmon timings ,
lie urged th adoption of mechanical apparatus -
paratus Iii all schools and time training of
teachers to use such macaims for the purpose
of llluetration. Tills Introduced the subject
of tncompentent teachers , and lie wanted the
ptmbllo end time boardo of education. to say
to the incompetent instructors , whose prea.
enco in the school rooms was a blight , "we
don't want you ; you are fossils ; you are
musty , dead dtist , mummified , useheaw , worth-
' 055. " He wanted to acknowledge hiand-
amely the power of the press and to urge
notructors to use its power more fully. The
most educators were doing It , and the best1
, apors were the most whiling to accord ed-
ucaters eyery reasonable courtesy.
The eonchudng paper of the evening was
read by Prof. H. V. ' . Sawyer of Council
Bluffs cmi "The Bright Side. " Any aide is
bright that ho espouses , and for halt an
hour lie filled the room and the hearts of
the teachers with pleasant words and mnem-
oriea , and showed that the tasks of the
instructors were not all thankless and
haborlous.
SATURDAY'S PROGRAM.
The program for today , the last day of the
meeting , will include several meetings at
the same time. An exhibition drill by the
High school cadets wIll be given at 8:40 : a.
on. , amid Immediately after meetings wIll convene -
veno as follo'ivs.
Presbyterian Church , Auditorium , School
Officers nnii City Superintendents-C. W.
Neal , Stuart , chnIrman.
The obligations of the school bonrd to
the pupil , the teacher anti the publIc , S. 1
It , Christy , iilalvern. Discussion led by 0.
El. French , Creston.
Tue training of teachers already emI I
played In time schools , J. At. Hussey , Shen-
antloalm ,
Wise expenditure of school ( unils-build-
lags , teachers , school supplies. C. W. Neal ,
Stunrt , Discussion led by Id. H. Fonda , C
Council i3uffe.
CiaHs Intervals in graded schools , H. G , I
Lnmson. Atlantic , Discussion led by C. M.
Timompson , Corning ,
Rural Scimools , First Baptist Church-I.
P. Clark. Corning. chairman.
The way otmt of the text book question ,
H. A , Simons , Sitiney. Ilscuasion led by f
Viva Giiiiiiantl , Gienwood. a
Township VS. Iistrict Systems , Charles
Emerson , Creston. Discussion led by 13 , P. a
hoist , Boone.
What have time teachers a right to do-
manci from tIme county institute ? Alice E. l
Hopper , Atlnntie. Discussion led by C. E. 0
Moore , Missouri Valley. .
What can be ( lone with geography in
the rural scitools ? Mary E. Cody , Duimlap. b
Discussion iei by V. ' . B. T3ucliey , Oakland.
Graded and high Schools , Prembyterian
tthurchi Lecture Room-WIlliam Bell , chair-
maim.
State association High school course of o
study , W , E. Cramer , Iowa City. Dis-
eusslon led by 1. 8. Condit , ited Oak.
110w to cultivate a taSte ( or literature ,
gtito Mitchell , Hamburg , Discussion led by b
Mary Id , Chandler , Missouri Valley , d
Time treatment of nlaebra in te 111gb
echcol , 0.V. . Price , Counctl Ilhuftmm. Disa
ctieqlon led lmy W. C. Davis. Avoca. 0
Wiiy shoilItI John stUdy Latin ? W , II , fl
rurnbull. Sioux City , ti
Time afternoon will be devoted to a meetc
log of time general association in time First
Presbyterian church at 1:30 : o'choclc.'Thmo -
program is : (
i3uainess-fleporta of committees , election
at olilcers , etc.
Address-State Superintendent Henry
aimln. Des MoInes ,
llistory-Fxecmmtivo value and metimo(1s , C ,
: . Cartena , Crestomm , Discussion lcd by
elllo'b'OOl ( , Atlantic ,
Time elector. the director and the instruc.
or , P. E. Clark , Ciarintlu.
Echoim from time Four Corners-Ten-asia-
Ste speeches by time president and time timreo
halrmen , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
limmlertain t he 'h'cmielicrs ,
Ethmcators from all parts of southwestern
owa began pouring into time city. last evemm-
mig to attend the meeting of the Southwest-
rn Iowa Teaclmem-s' association , The free-
omom of the city has been tendered them , anti
ieceiver hughes has made special arrangements -
ments to entertain timem at his great size
ale of imoes now gging on at 28 Main and
7 Pearl streets. lb is offering any lady's
izo 'Jor gentlemui's size 6 In his stock for
1.50. Remember these comprise all of time
ery boat makes , and are being solti for less
iman one-half of time cost to imsanufacture ,
ale will positively be closeti Saturday even-
ng. Don't mules title opportunity to got
hoes cheap , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
For Sale-Easter lilies and all otimer how-
re , wholesale and retail , at J. fl. McPhej-
on's , Tel. 224. VIsitors welcome ,
Pay water bIll now and save per coot ,
) pen Saturday evening.
leutii of i. siP. flay ,
Ottawa ( ICas , ) Republican : Time death of
herwood V. ' , Day occurred In tbia city yesfo
Irday , March 29 , 189O at 1 o'clock p. m , do
The deceased was born In Atwater , I'ortage 10
Dunty , 0. , and received his education at the
twator academy.'ben about 18 years of
go hum followed a trade In Cincinnati , 0. A an
w years later ho engaged In the furniture no
usinees In Indianapolis , lad , in 1858 lie set-
ed In West Union , Ia , ; in 1860 married Miss Wi
lary A , Merry. who survives him , In 1868 W
U canmo to Kansas and has been a resdent
I this city about eleven years , lie was a
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kind imearted , generous man , always a good
son anti brother , a jpvotI husband , an boa-
est , upright citizen , much respected anti
beloved by all who1jnw imimu , Those present -
ent at his ( icath wrc his wife , hoe aged
mother , hits sster'Mrs. J. M. l'almer of
Council Bluffs , Ia.t'6usin ' , Mr. Tlmomas Ii.
Gootiwin , and severni otimer kind frientis anti
nolgimbora. lie wasmimearly 65 years of age.
"Just tell them LImatttyouve seen me" at
the Iimrtce Ftmrnittmi'mcompafly'8 , 336 , 338
Broadway. . _
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have yin seen themiew gas imeating stoves
at the cor.spany's cfi1ce
Vail paper chen1 , now proccss with
patent right at Miht I , 108 MaIn street ,
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S'I'OIIIIIS OF' S'I'.t'FtS3l1iN.
Cungressmnmima II ; ; ii ; ; "i'i1 , nimmi I iN Ite
e ( , . C
Probably no chase of men mire so easily
victimized as congressmen. On this text
a number of popular imouse members could
tell a series of interesting experiences , says
time Waeltlngton I'ost ,
The other day a stranger sent his card
iii to Representative huh of Iowa.Vlmen
thio niemmiber made his appearance time
stranger explained that he was one of lila
constituents and was In Washington in a
state of temporary financial ensbarrnssment ,
Aitimommghm Mr. Hull did not know the nmamm ,
he imnndeii hIm a $5 bill , and turned to go
back into time house. TIme conversation iiad
been overheard by one of the capitol detectives -
tectives , amid huh had no sooner turned his
bacic tunis time . e'trang ' found himmsschf in
custody of tIme omcer.
"I want you , " saiti time detective.
"Why , Wimat lmavo I tlono ? " asked the man
in rurprlse.
"Yesterday you represented yourself to be
a constituent of Representative l'erklmis , "
repiicd the omcer , "and succeeded in getthmmg
bins to give you somno money , anti toiay you
worked hull on time same racket. I think
I'll Just lock you up in the guard room. "
Some ono called Hull's attention to time
arrest of the man just as ho was being
rocorted to the hock up.
"I believe that nsan has been playing me
for a ( armor , " ime remarked , Then a authien
impulse seized imins , and running after the
fellow ito siti :
"Look here , you are a dead-beat. I'm
firmly convimicet of it. Give mne back that
five , qmmlck , "
The mnan made hate to restore imis ill-
gotten gain , anti marched along with time
olficer , who soon after released him wIth a
reprlmnarmd.
"I amy ho a farmner , " thoughtfully re.
marked time Iowami , as he slipped lila bill
back into his vest pocket , "but I don't like
to have people act as thotmgii they saw hayseed -
seed in ma curls. "
I'iie Colonel's 5ongitn.
A senator's wife , who is an accomplished
mnusician , gave a dinner party recently , re-
'hates the New York Tribune. Among the
guests was a certain member of time Kentucky -
tucky delegation In eongres. WhIle await-
lag ann.auncement of dinner , at the urgent
request of sense of tIme guests , the hostess
played anti sang. She lmad just finished a
polonaise by Chopin , which was greeted with
a burst of applause , anti as sue rose from
the piano , in the ahlemmee which followed the
sweet straimme , iterahusband tmmrned to time
gentleman fromn thq.blmp grass stata with.
"Would you iik7a sonata before dInner ,
colonel ? " ' .it t
"Well , I don't mii , " promptly replied
the Kentucky statesman , bracing up quickly.
"I imad two on my 'n'ay hero , but I reckoim
I can stand
anotimerjj
Sa'mver's Ill 11 e istimil Dciii.
The Wisconsin republIcan state convention
last week chose told CexSenator Philetmms
Sawyer as one or'thid"deIegatea-atiai'go ' to
thmo St. Louis convsintlon. Though nearly
80 years old , ho isikeenly alive to business
yet and loves to drLq asharp bargain whenever -
ever Ito can. HJs nor.poUs fortune has all
boon made in lumixr. } j is a very close
buyer when he eta. ! no the market to pur.
qimaso phmle hands. Dsumly the man who sells
to Imins doenq ibfot who the btmyer is.
Last summer the ojjpman was in the north-
era part of Wisconia Inepocting some pine.
When iso sounded theowner as to ajaie that
indlvidualan old man with grizzly hair and
whiskers , hauled out a newspaper containing
a wood cut of Sawyer , . looked at it closely
and timen at the stranger , and said :
"You b old Sawyer ! Blamed if I haven't
been looking for you these three years ,
This land ain't for sale. Pine that Sawyer
wants is pine , and I'll just keep this imero
patch to hand down as a heirloom to my
hiidren. "
No trade was made and the price of pine
and in that region rose immodlately there-
ifter-zomething that does not take place
very often in Wisconsin until after Sawyer C
las made Imia purchase.
ilummmasm Iheart Hejits ,
A remarkable calculation has been rondo
) Dr. RIchardson for the Medical Record ,
: t gives the work of th0 heart in mileage ,
he amount of blood thrown through the
reins and wInds up wIth giving the exact r
mumbor of times a human heart will heat in
lifetime of eighty-four years ! A verbatizms
opy of time most interesting portion of d
his remarkable calculation is glvemi be-
ow :
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brown out of the heart at each pulsation r
0 tIme proportion of sixty-nine strokes per fi
minute , and at tIme assumed force of nine
cet , then we must comno to thm following
tarthlng conclusion : That the mileage of
tie blood througim time body must be takcn
t 207 yards per minute , seven miles per
our , 168 ashes per day , or 61,320 nmllcs g
or year. At time above rate in a lifetinme
f eIghty-four years time blood mileage of
lie body is not less than 5,150,880 , anti in "
he samne long life time grand total of heart
eats will approxImate 2,8t3t,776OOO. " h
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Exeliitimge of Cl huh Ohitcei.
The conmmittee on buildings and property
t the city council is irying to induce time
bard of I'ark CommIssioners to exchange
al
lie omce it now occupies for the one used
y Superintendent MatthIesen , If thIs is Y
one It. proposees to move the chief of police iii
ad time Board of Health from time dark fc
ilices they now occupy , giving omme the roommm
ow occupied by time park consnsistion anti
lie other the one formerly used by the
hiof of the fire department. gi
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I the customers' bIddIng , You cannot ook
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ti try it on whether you want to buy or
LON'T hESITATE because you timlxmk it LC
ii COST 'roo MUCH for ShOES never
: re so Pretty or so ChEAP. J
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Fight for the igliL to Mtko Ltquor lii Iiwmt
Transferred ,
BILL A SPECI\L ORDER FOR NEXT TUESDAY
l'rohmIiihionishs Siirtrl't'mI by time .i1-
a'ment'm of I ite iInmItifimetmmrcM 11111
hut ! CIC'vcrI 5. lIeu tt'ii nit ( lie
Cull Cii tue ittii ,
DES MOINES , April 3.-Specitil ( Tole-
gram.-Tlme ) lmcusc wad , treated to a decideti
sensation this afternoon , which resulted In
time scoring of an important point by the
friends of time MeNuity mnamimifactures bill ,
and wimlch may heati to the passage of that
nsoasmmre. After time defeat of tIme Ellis bIll
authorizing the manufacture of intoxicatIng
liquors for legal purposes in the senate yes-
tertlay , the opponents of time mmseasuro were
in imigim glee , and freely predicted that the
house bill on time eanso sutmject wotmiti never
be heard of , but tonight tlmey see tmelr ! mimis-
tako. After a little quiet canvmmsslmmg ammsong
iio nsemnbers this afternoon , Mr. Lauder of
Uniomi county arose anti moved that time Mc-
Nulty biil ho made a special order for imcxt
Tuesday , "I object , " came fromn time pro-
hibittonlsts all over the house. A roll call
was demnantled and resulteti , ayes 40 , nays
32. Funk , Vami Ilouten and Martin neme on
their feet in aa instant , Insisting timat the
motion required a two'thlrds vote. The
point was overruled by the speaker , after an
exciting colloquy between these mneimmbers
and the chaIr , In which Martin accused the
Bleaker of violating all the rules of the
imouso amid reversing his own rulings omm a
previous occasion. Time motion was coupled
with a prommmlse Clint there simoulti he no (10-
bate , whichm time apenken afterward etaid
would not hold , and promised a final ruiing
on the motion ,
Thm house thml morniimg had under consideration -
sideration time Early bill , lmroimlhitimsg time Is.
sUammco of imsauramico by comsmpanles that have
not complied wIth time laws of this state , ammtl
deciariimg all such polIcies null and 'oid ,
Mr. Early imiado a lengthy speech Ia defense
of time bill , claiming timat it as ahmmmed at a
large msmmmber of so-callemi wildcat coimspanes !
anti also at tIme Now York Lloyds. Ho cx-
plumed that the bill iliti miot affect any
mutual company doing businesm exclusively
in Iowa , lIe then proceeded to score a
lobbyist who , lie alleged , was hero in time Interest -
terest of outside coflihanieS.
An amendment exempting all mutual cam-
panics of every deacriptlon frons its provisions -
ions was flre't adopted , then recomisidered anti
defeated , It was developed during the debate -
bate that the Lumberman's immutual , time Mu-
bra' nmutual and the Mutual Creanicry cons-
panics , all covering several states , would
ho exciuded Irons Iowa should the i'iih become -
come a law , provitled time business is done
through agents. The bill was amended seas
as to merely require time ImaYmmierit by nut-
side companies of time 2,4 per cent a'tate tax
before tin action cami be hrotmglmt 1mm the
courts of this state , put on Its passage and
lost : Ayes , 37 ; nays , 39.
Time Spaulding bill , making all threats or
intlmultiatlon designed to prevemmt laboring
mcii froims taking the place of strikers , tel-
lomsies , was called up and defeated ; a3'ee , 15 ;
nays , 54.
Spaulding's bill providing for time taxatiomi
of mortgages as a part of : eal estate was
defeated.
The Imoimse agreed to the senate resolution
for flusal adjournment ems April 11 , but Funk
filed a motion to reconsider.
SENATE DECIDES ON ADJOURNMENT.
Alril 11 , at neon , is the hour for final ad-
jourunsent of time legislature that was fixed
by the senate today , The Waterman resolu-
tlon providing for a recess on April 9 and
ai adjourned session beginning the second
Tuesday in January , 1897 , was cahlei up anti
a substitute by Chchire fixing the date
nansed for adjournment sine die was substituted -
stituted and passed by a vote .of 36 to 12.
Tlmls will necessitate the formal abandon-
imment of all work on the code , one single eec-
tion of which , thmat relating to the military ,
imaviag passed both houses. With this ox-
ceptlon , the code will conic up as new business -
ness , it an extra session is held , though , an
effort will bo made to preserve the work that
has been done in the committees.
TIme senate took up bills on calendar and
passed time following :
Dy hobart-To. authorize commissioners of
itate institutions to lay out or vacate highways -
ways througim state lands.
By Mitchell-To reimburse time members
and imeirs of members of the Second and
rhird Iowa infantry for money expended in
mrcimasing "gray" uniforms at the begInning
it time war of time rebellion.
By Trewin-To pay the widow of Judgh L.
) . Hatch of Claytomi county 1O8O , balance
) f salary for ummexplred term ,
IThy Alexander-Autiiorhzlng cities organized
mnder special charters to provide by ordi-
manco for the imnprovement of streets or
illeys bi grading. paving , graveilng or
nacatiamizing , including the intersections ,
nd aseoss the cost as a special tax against
butting or frontIng property.
Time Dyers resolution providing for the ap-
ointment of a sifting committee of seven ,
nd that no bills be considered except such
.5 may be reported by timis comrmmittee , was
created ; ayes , 3 ; nays , 34.
A long debate was occasiomieti by a bill
equiring all applicants for admission to the
oldiers' home at Marsbailtown to cur-
ender thir pensiono to the state. It was
nahly ( Iccithed to allow time soldier to retain
C of the pension. , time rest to go to time
tate. As timus ammsemsded time bIll passed ,
nurglmlrsiiol ) 'I'Iii'ce houses.
JEFFERSON , Ia. , April 3.-Spcia1 ( Tele-
rans.-Burglars ) entered timree imousea , at
10 same hour last night , getting away with
atchies amiti jewelry. At one place time
tvner locked time burglar in the house , but
0 escaped through a window. Severni
oases started out In pursuit.
Iowa Horse 'I'hIef Scntt'uccil ,
ORESTON , Ia. , April 3-Spocial ( Tele-
ram.-Adeibert. ) Luke was sentenced thus ]
fternoon by Judge 'redford to servo fomir
ears in time Fort Madison penitentiary for
erse stealIng , lie was convicted once be-
ire of manslaughter.
, Iudgmu-iit for Omit' Cent ,
CRESTON , In , , April 3.-Special ( Tole-
amn.-Thmo ) emnailest judnscnt ever awarded 9
In the l'mmlon enuaty tlItriet court was
given totimmy tti A S. iCiam' m , who aimed John
Smmslttm for siammtler. 1Umstr , alleged himsitli
Caled imlmmi a timic'f at it Pmibllc gottm'rHm
and timoughmt 3Ot ( ) wommlh satisfy lmltmm. 'i'hme
jury gave bins a verdict of 1 cent.
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Ct'ituti'i' IllI ,
\\'aslmiimgton Start "I suppose you are
gratiiieti that your son hums jcmlmmed an athletic
climb. There's nothIng like atlmletcs for
young amen , "
" 1 mml'poac ' so. "
"Is lie in lraimslngi"
' 'I gtmceei so , "
"has It s-tm'engthemicii him , usy ? "
" % 'ehi , I beiie'o lie can carry a 'blilarti
cue longer I immimi lie could bcttre , and I timimik
ho brings homno a. bigger load at mmlght. "
i'ittsbmmrg Chronicle. "limml friends , ' ' salti
the miiminmmtis'e h.trnstormsmimmg tragedian , after
an unlmsuahi3' aceimrate nina cib Limo imart of one
of time atmdlenco lmnd lmsmmdeti an egg cmi his
ha.sommi ' 'I tlmamsk for ' '
, you ycul' nhiimreeiati'e
comitributlen. Now , It summsn one would
only favor Inc with a utile imamsm , I- "
' ' 'hi.it's time nmuttci' with yourself ? ' ' sang
omit a large youth lii the gallery ; wlt'ietmpomm
the actom' retired behind time scenes to ee.tpo
the tumntllttmotmh nlIsla000.
Imm1lanalolms Journal : "A report lisa
reacimoti mc , " sold the supei'itmtentient , "that
3'oti are carryIng ma hiocket boil Imimlicil. Is ii
lsosslilo that you nrc doing collectimig on
oimr can account ? "
"Only statIstics , " said time contitmc'tor , wills
timat ease and 11011511 of nianner acduircd
emil ) ' Imy those wimoso business throws tlmemmi
largely in commtact 'ithm time great lsubiic.
"I just been keeping count of the lmrighmt
young mmmon who tell me that thm mmew owl
car is a bird , "
Texas Sifter : Mrs. ' erger was in front
of a hooking glass , preparimmg to go to aim
o'eaing entertaimimnent. Colommel Verger , lmo
was 1mm time room , simmileml sartlommicmmhly.
"What are you laugimimmg at ? " asked Mrs.
Yerger , sharply.
"It aismimses mmmc to see you using cosnietics. "
' 'Let mmmc tell you soimmethiimsg : \'lmmm yemi
atop paimmtimig your nose I'll stol ) lmaiimtimmg
may face. "
Orgimmilsimig 'ihii mm'i' mit CI evelnmmi ,
CLEVELAND , 0. , April 3.-Captain Mili
of tialilimgtoma lioothm'sTnhummteer armmiy has
been ordered here to fornm a corps. The
work ili be deco here aim Summtiay. Booth
is expected to visit time Clcvelnmmd troops In
a few days.
Poummd dead I
'l'lmcrc is somucthimmg so slmockimmg about
smmdtlemi death that time immere mmmemmtioim of it
wremaclmes time mmcrves of semmsmti'c people.
Miihiomms of people hra' for ( ieliverammcc fmomma
it , Every Summday in e'cr' Episcopal church
in . , time world , these words arc said :
l1romti battle , amid nstmrdcr and utidcn death ,
Good 1.orl , deliver us. "
Just why samtldcmi death should be shock-
lug , amid deaths after himmgerimmg disease easy
to hear , would puzzle army one to tell. It
would seem that it would be immure terrible
to see sommie loved ammo wmtimi away , daily
becomiming % 'eaker-daiiy slipping towarl a
death tie less certaimi because it vas slow iii
commiimmg. Comisunmption causes snore deaths
than heart discase-nmorc timami chmolara-
more than yellow fcver-mmmore thaim ammy
other disease the world has ever kmaowmm ,
Amid yet people are careless about it. A immami
ima dammger of sudden deatim froni heart ( lie.
case coma avoid time ( lalmgcr simmmply by kccpimmg
cuict amid avoidiimg excitemmient. Commsummmp.
tmoii goes right eu vitha its deadly work , no
imiattcr wlmat time umami does or how he coil-
ducts liimuschf , If lie doesn't ' take time right
nmedicitme to cure it. Commsumnptiomm affects
time whole body. It is a blood disease. It
pernmcatcs time wimole system. Itshmows in
time humigs because the blood goes to time
mugs for purification. It carries immmpumities
there to be made pure. If there is too much
impurity , the lungs arc over.woiked-over-
loaded-time impurity stops thier . lime
germs of disease stop there. "rimey develop
and multiply ani then comlaunaption takes
definite form. Dr. Pierce's ' Colden Mcd-
ical Discovery cures gS per cent , of all cases
of commstmnmptmomm1 himigerimig coughs , throat
and bronchial diseases if it is taken accord-
ng to directions , Get it at drug stores'
learn all about it iii Dr. Pierce's great moo
page work , " Common Sense Medical Ad.
visor , " Sent FREE on receipt of 21 one.cent
stamps to cover cost of mnaiiing only. It
contains mooS lmoges , profuselyiliustrated. It
is a veritable medical library , complete in
one volume. Every family should possess a
copy for ready reference in case of sudden
sic'kimess or accidemmts. World's Dispcnsarj
Md1cai Association , Buffalo , N. ' . C
lOc I TIlE IIEIY DAIIANY I lOc
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TI4E ALTO1J
STOCK COMPAHY ,
'roxIGhl'r-"TIhzc OC'l'oflooN. "
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LLIOTT ALTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manager.
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The Woodard
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UI Next Week , Consisioncing-
MONDAY , APRIL 6.
'Playing at Popular Prices-
To a)1 ) parts of
dO
C the house ,
-OPENING BIhI- c
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'Seate lOc. On sale Saturday morning at Ii
o'clock. 0
I JUST 'r 'riirs TIMI3.
A Pe 'lhliiiiI ( ' II Imit , , to 'Plinie " .Vimo
re ( tmiit'k It , 'l'siltc .tiivammltsgr oh
Sup goat hsmi , , ,
Can you Afford to risk yasir life during \
this spring ?
This is is questIon whIch a great ninny
Imeoplo will tb elI to consithc'r just at this
timmme.
how many peoimio there are , jimat now ,
who complaims of tired , % vorn.otmt feelings.
Time ) ' f't'l ilytics , ) ammgmmlsi , Imavo imc'atacimeme ] ,
whmeneer any ill health almlmroaehem. 'Flint
achm trommblc's , Timeli' aynsplommms plainly show
that their lIver anti kidneys arc omit of order.
others are immiferers ( remit thizzimmess , laiimita-
tirni mmmi hziiimmi ) near .timim heart. 'rheir blood 4
( lie , mtot circulate liroperly amid it needs
ittmrlf Immg. timmiemma these flmimmgs arc' attended -
tended to 11w iii cC coiti or chill time ) ' catch
is vem'y aimt to turn limit , immmi'mmmnonia , coma-
simnhimliemm or sonic other tiamigeromma malady.
Cams ammy Ctmme cmitnrti to slims time'e risks ?
Timee dangr , nit' mmt exnggi'r.mtc'ti. They
actmmmmiiy exist , they imlimat be faeo.i , and it Is
a i'ceintms mimattcr for people' who have others
thept'niilng ems tin-ui , Stmctm Peoislo cannot
amTorti to ho haiti imp with a eeverr Ilimsesmm ,
lee work amid lma' imea-y mioctoi-s' bills. it
Is wiser to jtmamti ngmmliist the imsammy thaimgera (
I' tcmmlmmg till time 5)-stool amid rnmttlng ever' '
orgzmmm of limo imody iii perfect eommditlon , Timis '
is easily mICCuimil'hisimetl ' by thmo imiti \\'orncr'mm
Safe Cure , % -lIlcim fur years imas imeemm recug-
imized a time greatest anti best. remnetly for
remmowimmg time etmcmmgthi and huuidimmg up thin
imealtim.
fl'er } ' doctor kimewa limit. truth. 'I'lmoim-
sands of isromnimmeat Peolmie imave itroveti its
vmahmmo 1mm theIr own eximeriemice. Ask timemmi
amid they vIll toil you timey always make
it ft PractIce to take \'mummer's Safe Cure
b.itmthmos anti eommttmimm.aily stifler fromms stommm-
isvimy they calm face time mmiost dangerous
oxposmmrea iilmmiit ri"lo nmmmi alva's keep in
perfect health. Thmvre are few people hmo
can . affortl to igmmnro tImert' ammggestiomms , few
\io ) ehommlti fail to i'.vaii thiemmmselves of the
valuable imltmts timer commtmmimm ,
SI , IJERi\TiIRIYS \ hOSPITAL
kIN ! ) RETREAT FOR
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SISTERS OFMERCY '
Timis witlel ) ' hcnowu immetitimtion line been
doubled In size ( luring time past summsimier ammd
rondo one of time mmiost modern and niodel
institutinmms of its character in time west.
TIme , new additiomma will be ready - for occu-
pammcy by time ilrst ot time year. Wimen fully
completed , accommsmssndatlons 'hll be afforded
for 300 patients. It is beautifully situated ,
overlooking time city of Cotmmmcil Bluffs. A
full staff of eminent physicians and trained
nurses minIster to time comfort of time pa-
Cleats.
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anti lnvesttgatiomi. We make
assertions we cannot subsiam. ,
altWe imave letters or i-cc- . -
immemmdatton and pm-also from I 4
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mr territory. Our conmpetitors
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mr wiieels are preferred , , to , -
hers , Our agents are not cons.
lied to cut prices to seii. Our . . N
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vori.i" , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , , . , . 1100 ,
IIE1I1 MODELS-The cc-
mowiedged lender of , time . .Z , . . '
odium prlct-d httgim grtmtles , , $10 $ , c , , - , , - . . - , - - .
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' Largest line of Sundries and Supplies in the mid-west. General western distr butors for
e f.Tercule's Wood Rim , Wheeler , Refarm rddlc and U S , Cyc/omeler. / Write for catalogue.
Write DEERE , WELLS & co. , Cotincil Bluffs , In.
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T. FINDLEY , Council Bluffs , Ia ,
VILL BARNUM & BRO. , Omaha , Neb. ' -
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