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r TUB OMAlIA DAIIiV OOTOBT3K 24 , 1807.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
Ml.VOIt MK.M'IO.V.
furnished rooms , C23 pifth avenue.
Harry Murphy , coil anil wool. 37 Main.
lii. Shrlvcr , dentist. Mcrrlom blk. . rom 246.
Satisfaction guarantees ! at the reliable
ninff City K cam laundry. I'lione 314.
Imperial hiundry Co. , 307 llrojdway.
Shirts , C ct ; co'.lsr * . 2 cs ! ; cuffs. 4 cts.
Hippy nro tl.cy wio KO to Walton's every
day to get their fruits , candles and fancy
proccilps.
Mrs , W. H. Uradlcy anil daughter. Mangle ,
have returned from a week's visit to Mar-
nhalltown.
SluiLcrt's old stand has been reopened by
C. It. 1'ettll St. Co. llcsl grades of hard and
soft coal. 2323 Hway.
Nos. 1 , 2 and 3 of "Ireland In Picture * "
can now bo had at the Council Illuffs ofllcc
of The Bee , 10 Pearl street.
Carlson's freshly ground cornmeal , best tel
l > o had ! rail for It at your grocer's or at C.
Carlson's Wash. Avc. mills.
Mr. II. N , Sdckudorf of Trcynor has Junt
returned from a vloll to Pierce , Neb. Ho
reports crops better than for years.
V. I * Kern of Denver , has boon In the
city for several daja visiting his nephew ,
Halph Wl'llams ' , on Harmony street.
Mrs. W. W. Sherman has been rninKeil ; to
leitl the choir dt St. Paul's church and will
sing an offertory solo this morning.
II , II. Woodrow , one of the oldest residents
of Malvern , WJB In the city yesterday callIng -
Ing on friends and transacting huslross.
D. * . Charlrn P. Ilaumelstcr of St. Louis Is
In tlio city n guest of his parcntn , Mr. and
Mrs Ilaumelstcr of the Tromont house.
A platform meeting will be hold this even
ing at Hroadway church. Jacob Sims. Profs.
Tiorais anl Sylvester and others will speak.
Mrs , W. W. Sherman has been engaged as
leader of thi ) choir at St. Paul's and will
take the leidlng part In the music there
today.
Sire , nrny keeps n full line of fiatteubiirg ,
Honltou and point lace ; also embroidery
silks. Free Instructions. Cleaning lace a
eprcla'ty.
Tlo Klrst Presbyterian church offers some
cxtrr good music today by way of a fine
nntlem : In the morning and a duet In the
evening.
Attention , McKlnlcy Guards ! There will
bo a meeting of the Guards Monday evening ,
October 2 ! > , at 8 o'clock at 407 Uroadwuy.
Uy order of the captain.
Fifth Avenue church will have a special
temperance service this evening. A chorus
of young people will lead the singing find
sing several chorus songs.
Council nluffs people can obtain copies of
the International art scries. "Ireland In
Pictures , " by calling at the Council Bluffs
ofllco of The nee. No. 10 Pearl street.
It makes It easy for you. We call for
your family washing ; It H beautifully done ,
returned promptly and there you are. Why
not 'phono 1G7 for the Idiglc laundry wagon ?
Honest weight and lowest prices arc what
talk ! n the coil business. Thomas Hlshton
guarantee.1 : every ton of coal ho sells to I
weigh 2,000 pounds. 2400 West Hroidway. I |
Instead of the regular sermon this evening | 1
Rev. Wilson , pastor of the First Congrcga- | I
tlcnal church , will give a lecture on "Tho , I
( Puii'lshment and Reformation of Our Prison '
Population. "
A case of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday from the residence of James Mitchell ,
841 South First street , and a case of mem
branous croup In the Sorensen family on
Stutsinan street.
Mrs , Patterson , while going from one room
to another lu her house at C15 Willow avenue -
nuo yesterday , tripped over some object and !
fell heavily to the floor. When she attempted I
to arise she discovered that her right arm
bad been fractured.
A convention of the Baptist churches of
Iowa will convene In Des Molnes on October
25 and will continue In session for four days.
fTlio 'liaptlst ' churches of Council Illuffs will
be represented by Ilov. V. C. Roccho and City
Auditor F. L. Evans.
Four boys , Hey Tollman , Harry Bell ,
'Alonzo Stckler and Joe IJruett were arrested
yesterday upon the charge of disturbing a
religious meeting. They were creating a
disturbance In the vicinity of the Ovcrton
mission on East Pierce street.
The Des Molncs papers announce the ar
rest lu that city of the son of M. Welkcr ,
who moved from this city a short time ago.
The young man Is charged with having ap
propriated the contents of the money drawer
In the butcher shop where ho was employed.
The Hoard of Health has been notified dur
ing t'lo week of the existence of dlphtherl
in various parts of the city and extra pre
cautions arc bt'lng taken to prevent a spread
of the dangerous disease. A case was re
ported yesterday at No. 1614 South Seventh
street.
Mrs. F. 0. Glcason is Buffering from a
couple of fractured ribs , the result of a
fall Friday afternoon. She was quite
severely bruised by the accident , but did
not discover the full extent of her Injuries
until jesterday morning , when her Buffering
bccenin so great that It was neccsary to cill
( or medical assistance.
S. Frohardt. a Crescent township farmer ,
reported to the police yesterday that a horse
and buggy had been stolen from him. He
canio to Council Bluffs on the previous evenIng -
Ing to attend a lodge meeting and left his
liorso hitched In front of the hall. When he
came out It was gone and , supposing that
the animal had broken loose and returned
homo , ho walked to the farm. It was not
there and ho cumo to the conclusion that It
had been stolen.
Hon. A. T. Fllcklnger and Superintendent
Hothert of the Iowa School for the Deaf
liavo arranged for a dally stage line be
tween the city and the Institution. It will
leave at regular hours both morning and
afternoon and make at least thrco round
trips a day. There has always been a great
deal of trouble In reaching the Institution and
the new line will meet a demand that has
long been Importunate. The line is under
the control of M. Weathcrby.
The meml'crs of the Christian tabernacle
urprlscd their pastor. Rev. S. M. Perkins ,
nnd his family by gathering at their home ,
427 South First street , on Friday evening and
tendering them an o'.d fashioned donation
Varty , The event was successfully planned
and the pastor and his wife wcro taken
comp'ctcly ' by surprise. The home was al
most too small to hold the multitude of people
ple who had responded to the Invitation.
Each brcuglit something In the way of in
creasing the physical comfort of the mem
bers of the faintly. When the gucats de
parted It was found that they had left suf-
flclnrt provisions to supply their wants fo ?
a long time.
C , B , Vlavl Co. , female remedy ; consulta
tion free Olllco hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
Hcillh book furnished. 320-327-323 Merrlam
block.
N. V Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Dun I.I no tii mill from I InIIMVU .School
for I lie Ili-itf.
Commencing on Monday , October 18 , 1S07 ,
M. B , Wcathorbco will run a 'bus line to and
from the Institution , leaving the city at 9 a.
m. , 1:30 : p. in. end 5:30 : p in. each and every
day , and leaving the Institution at 11:30 : a.
m. , 330 ; p , in. anil 7 p. in. each and every
day ,
Parties wishing to go to the Institution
will meet 'bus at Atkins' drug store , Grand
hotel or Kiel hotel at times named. Faro ,
15 cents. * M , B. WnATHKUUUB , Prop.
Hdil
Tlio following transfers are reported from
the title and loan olllco of J.V. . Sijulre , 1UI
I'e rl street :
Jnmes U. Hire nnd wife to Prances
Ann .Children , und. Vi e',4 ne\l \ 3-77-11 ,
w , d , $ 2.1CO
Sheriff to J. W. Squire , trustee , lot 3.
Drew's tnib In Central Hiibd , B. d. . * > si
Bherlrr to A. K , Whlttaker , eVi lot 2.
block 12. Hnll'H add. , . d S31
Ttter 1'etcrBon and wlfo \Yllllam A.
U'eterson , w',4 ncU. and all w of
creek , e'4 ncU 31-77-I3. w , d 4,400
Kir.erson lx > ? lt ut al to Malvlna Knox ,
lots 4 nnd S , bloek 20 , Howard's add. :
lotH 12 , 13 , H and 15 , block 21 , Hums'
add. , q. o. d . . , .
Agnes 1'olaom to Adclo Florence und
Qeoriro I ) , Kol ont , und , 3-5 of lot 0 ,
block 22 , central subd. , q. c. d 1
TEN LONG YEARS IN PRISON
Juil jo Jrfnoy Pronounces S6varo Sentence on
n Conv.ctad Criminal ,
M'HUGH GETS THE LAW'S LIMIT
Million ftir n .Nvu Trinl < > I'rruli'tl ami
I In- Kill ! i : ln ( of the StilutL''N
I'rnnlly liiiioiril | liy
( lu * Court.
Judge Mccy yesterday pronounced sentence
upon Charles Mcllugh , convicted of shooting
with Intent .to murder ex-Deputy Sheriff
Nick O'llrlen. The sentence was ten years
In the penitentiary , the severest that could
bo Imposed under the law. Colonel Dalley ,
who defended Mcllughva not present when
the ssntcnco was Imposed , and won very
angry when ho learned that Ills client had
been cal'cd up and sentenced without the
court having llrst notified him. Judge Macy
called up the case In the morning nesslo'n
rud overruled the motion for a new trial but
the sentence was not pronounced until after
noon. When asked If ho had anything to say
Mcllugh arose and asserted Ills Innocence of
the crlmo with the greatest vehemence.
Judge Macy's remarks to the prisoner were
pronounced a moJcl court lecture. When
the officer went to lead the prisoner out of
the room It was noticed that his legs trem
bled so violently that ho could scarcely
stand.
In pronouncing the sentence Judge Macy
referred to the following remarkable letter
which ho had received a few days ngo from
Wilson , allaa "Doc" Butler , one of the two
men captured at tie ! time who were brought
beta to testify on behalf of Mcllugh.
Hon. N. W. Mncy , Council Illuffs. In. :
Dear Sir I received a letter this evening
Informing me or .Mellimh's conviction. 1
have before me "clippings" giving tin epi
tome of the evldenec offered by the state ,
and I must say that It la more than mifll-
clunt to convince- one nol knowing tne truth
of AlclHiKli's guilt ; yet the CUM.- will become
historical as showing the most remarkable
Instance of mis akcn Identity on record.
Mcllugh Is Innocent , Innocent as youriHr ,
FO far as tnc O'Hrien shooting la concerned.
He will be released In a short time , for the
evidence offered against him , however
strong and apparently conscientious , Is yet
false , 'Without one lota of fact for Its basis.
Viewed from L mbrosl's standpoint , such
men as Mellugh and myself are beyond the
pale of humane thought and may Justly be
considered lit subjects for extermination.
In fact , I feel that society Is justified In
ridding Itself of Its diseased members either
by killing or caglup. Hut so long as justice
throws her protecting arm around all of us
poor mortals , tin1 Jift and unlust alike re-
cilvlng recognition. It remains for the agents
of the law to see that justice's ipreccpts are
ktipt lu harmony with truth , for truth , law
and God arc synonymous and represent the
Unking and lner-llnklng : of the past , present
and future. Destroy truth and society will
reach a state of chaos. In the Mcllugh case
truth was butchered , mercilessly butchered ;
but 1 venture the prediction hat within six
months the dark mantle of guilt that now
enshrouds James 'McHugh will be removed
and his entire Innocence be shown , and that
Nick O'Brien mill be among the llrst to
move for his release.
The truth of the "Grlswold" mattc-r will
probably never be known , but of this you
can rest assured , JudR McHugh U Inno
cent I would like to say some word , your
honor , that will rencn your conviction , but
I know not what I can say to convince you
that I am writing- this letter In a snlrlt of
honesty and trvith. McHugh \ confegscJIy
a bad man , but I will not presume to judge
him , for , sitting here In the solitude of my
I cell , my though's go back over a wide ex
panse of years , nnd I can see In memory
a. young boy sitting in solitary confinement ,
nvcndcrltfg at man's Inhumanity and ask
ing , as many others have done , why God
should allo.v injustice to prevail. If 1 wcif
before my God this nlcht I would defeiul
myself boldly for I hold that that unjust
first conviction was the sole cause of mj
criminal acts In later life. In tracing my
tottering steps backward through years of
abuse and abuliis" , I find vast difference In
the boy sitting In solitude trying to master
the Intricacies of words , an 1 the awakened ,
reasoning man writing to the learned judcc.
A confessed thief ! Poor McHughl His
candor did not save him.
Your honor , I am about to make a declara
tion fiat will cause many people to smile
In derision. It Is this : If I regain my lib
erty at any time. In the future I will nevci
offend again. At this moment I am praying
God to wither the hands that pen these
lines If I speak falsely. And now I declare
a ir.il n , Mcllug'i Is innocent.
It seems like fate. I received writing paper -
per from the warden to write to a friend ,
not kno.vlnpr that McHugh had been con
victed. Had I not had the paper when my
letters came. In this evening I should possi
bly never have written this letter.
A ff.v facts * . I never knew 'McHugh Inti
mately , never associated with him and met
him but once. It was In Cleveland. O. , thai
he was Introduced to me In a house kept
by a man named Moore or Ray. Both men
were saloon keepers. I am not certain at
which house I met McHugh. To the best
of my recollection I never met the man but
once In my life , and that time was in the
fall of ISfll , In Cleveland , O.
It Is hard for me to convince myself that
all of the people who gave evidence In Int
ense wore entirely honest. However I wl'l '
be wllllntf In the- future to accept the axiom
t at "the only Indubitable fact Is conscious
ness"
Hoping you will not misconstrue the Im
pulse that caused me to write this letter , I
remain yours respectfully. J. J. WILSON.
Being 11 Unltcil States prisoner. It has been
PUBgestrd tha' I was entitled to witness
fees. I make this note as a matter of bus
iness. Rls'it ' Is right. J. J. W.
McIIugU's appeal bond was fixed at $0,000.
Colonel Dalley was seen last evening and de
clared that ho would ( He notice of appeal
at once and would take the case to the supreme
premo court.
Money to Loan Roducsd rate on first class
Improved farms and Inside city property.
Apply to Jas. N. Casady , Jr. . 23C Main St.
SOCIAL A KIM I IIS OP LAST WI4HIC.
CluliVonifii TnU < > llolil In Mulct * Thrlr
Affairs of lionIiitirtxt. .
The Incidents and entertainment connected
with the club life of the women constituted
the only social affairs of any consequence
that occurred In the city during the week.
The meeting of the Ceramic club on Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Hughes
on South First street was the third that has
been held since the organization of the
club , and as each meeting has grown in In
terest the expectation that the last should
bo the best of all so far was not disappointed.
The club has also grown materially in mem
bership , and the gathering was composed of
nearly all of the artists of acknowledged
ability and all of thu enthusiasts In the city.
The program wss an Interesting one. A
number of excellent japcrs wcro read on
matters connected with tie fascinating study
of china decorative painting. Miss Nellie
Green read a paper and lead a moat InterestIng -
Ing discussion on methods of tiring china
kilns , and showed BIU ) had given the subject
a great deal of thoughtful consideration ue < l
had solved many of the vexatious problems
connected with ki'.n management. Mrs. C. P.
HallsbacK read another paper on the treat
ment of Havlland ware and Miss Hattcn-
haucr presented liar vc-.vi ! > and the result of *
her researches la tbe field of general decora ,
tlvo work. The Interest that Is being taken
In the art Indicates the strong general deslru
of tlu women of the day to bcaitlfy ) their
homes with decorative uorks of their own.
The art department of the Council Illuffs
Wom-in's club has received a good deal of at-
tcntlon during the week , and the plans that
have been fermcd for the- winters Instruc
tion and amusement Lave been pushed on
toward completion , It Is the avowed pur
pose of the art department to pursue a
work in this city looking toward the attain
ment of a higher degree of mental and
physical endowment umong women , and In
directly upon the community as a whole.
The llrst step In this dlrcctlrn la the EecurltiK
of Mrs. Keysor of Omaha for a uerlcs of
lectured on art. The club has obligated
Itself heavily In this matter , both financially
and in responsibility , but cheerfully makes
the assay on tbo conviction that such an
effort will be appreciated by the people of
this city.
The Ideal club met on Tuesday afternoon
ej >
Uluff street. aul had ene of the best sessions
of the f-cason. In this club , as In nil others ,
the question of joining the federation Is still
urnlccldcd. and was the subject for a good
deal of earnest discussion.
Tuesday afternoon the Indies' Whist club
was entertained by Mrs II. 1C. Montgomery.
The membership of the club Is very select
nnd likewise very large. Intercut In the
amusement Is growing and It promises to be
ll-c most popular game of the winter season.
On Tuesday aftcrno n Mlas Nora Prawn en
tertained ths Hamilton Whist club , which Is
another amusement organization that con *
t.ilna a large membership. An extremely
pleasant afternoon wcs tpcnt by the large
party that enjoyed Miss Drown's hospitality
In the splend'd homo on Seventh street.
The meeting of the Monday Musical club
at the residence of Mrs. Donald Macrae , Jr. ,
was the chief musical event of the week.
Although the weather was very Inclement
there \vfl a large attendance of the members.
It was really the first program that has been
given since the reorganization , and the mem
bers pronounce It to have been one of the
most brilliant In the history of the club.
A double wedding occurred on Thursday
evening at Seventh avenue and Avenue F ,
when Mrs. Nellie Fowler nnd her daughter ,
both of whim are well known In the city ,
were wedded. Mr. Charles Cluro of Minne
apolis was married to Mrs. Fowler and Ed
win Staunton Rosenberg of this city became
the husband of the daughter. The ceremony
was performed at the cottage home Mr.
Rroenbcrg bad prepared for his bride. Miss
Alberta May Fowler. Rev. E. E. Mack ,
formerly of this city , but now pastor of the
Christian church In Logan , In. , was called
hero to perform the ceremony. The homo
was handsomely decorated with palms and
ferns and abundance ot cut flowers. Only
the relatives and Intimate friends of the par
ties wo c present. When the ceremony was
concluded and the congratulations over the
guests sat down to a well prepared and
served wedding dinner. At 6:30 : the double
wedding party was driven to the depot and
took the evening ttalns. Mr. and Mrs. Cluro
went to Minneapolis , where they will reside
In the future and Mr. and M-s. Rosenberg
will spend a brief honeymoon In Logan. They
will bo at homo In their new cottage on North
Seventh street after this week.
T. C. Daw-sin has Issued invitations for a
fare-well party , which will positively bo his
last public appearance prior to his departure
for South Ame lea. The event Is to bo a
germau In Hindu's hall ,
John W. Henderson , who was here last
winter In charge of the government work on
the river , came up from Miami , Mo. , yester
day and will ppcnd Sunday with friends.
Miss Lenoa Deckler of Avenue B has re
turned from a visit to Carroll , la.
Mrs. J. II. Tabor Is confined to her home ,
172S Second avenue , by Illness.
Mrs. C. H. Judson Is enjoying a few days'
visit with friends In Des Molncs.
Miss Bcrtlo Woods of Henderson , la. . Is
spending a few months at the homo of Mrs.
G. H. Brown , on Mynstcr street , for the pur
pose of taking a course in painting.
Mrs. W. H Williams and Mrs. James Flood
have returned from an extended visit In Ok
lahoma , Kansas and Texas.
Mrs. S. M. Stevens and daughter , Mabel ,
of Benne are the guests of the former's
daughter , Mrs. Frank Durand , of Avenue A.
Mr. J. B. Simmons , organizer for the Fra
ternal Brotherhood of ths World , the head
quarters of which organization arc located at
Tlpton , la. , Is In the city , with the Intention
of forming a lodge here.
Clay D. Hough and Miss Bertha M. Barr ,
both of this city , wcro married last Sunday
at Blair , Neb. , Rev. T. J. Balrd ofllclattng.
Mr. Hough Is an employe of the Council
Bluffs Gas and Electric Light company and
his bride Is a well known young woman of
the city.
Mrs. A. M. Smith of Rlchland Center , Wls. .
Miss Lizzie Jeffries of Canon City , Colo. , and
Prof. F. C. ISmlth of Dcadwood , S. D. , are
the guests this week ot Mrs. George Sanford
ot 320 Plainer street. Mrs. Smith and Miss
Jeffries will visit In Los Angeles , Cal. , after
their visit here.
Mrs. H. A. Ballenger returned homo yes
terday after an absencs of ten days. She
first went as a delegate to the state conven
tion of the Equal Suffrage association at Des
.Molncs. She was appointed as ono of the
committee to revise the state constitution of
this organization. From DCS Molnes she
went as a delegate to the Women's Christian
Temperance union state convention at Grln-
nell. She was appointed by this convention
a delegate to the National Women's Chris
tian Temperance union convention to bo held
at Washington. 'Mrs. Ballenger reports an
interesting and profitable convention at both
places , and predicts that the work done will
have a telling effect on the future of these
two reform movements. Both were well at
tended by representative women oT the state
and nation.
One of the chief events of the coming week
will bo the cotillion to be given tomorrow
evening by Miss Thompson and Miss Ethyl
Thomas. Over 100 Invitations have been
Issued. It will be given In Prof. Chambers'
new hall.
A happy surprise party was given on Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Chrls-
tlnla Peterson on Washington avenue. The
occasion was Mrs. Peterson's birthday. All
of the relatives In the city were present , and
they were sufllclently numerous to make a
laige party , which was still further Increased
by the presence of Mrs. Peterson's friends
and neighbors.
All members of the Art department of the
Woman's club and those wishing to Join this
department will please meet at the Grand
hotel Tuesday evening , October 2C , at 8
o'clock.
Friday afternoon the members of the
Woman's Relief corps met for the purpose of
holding the regular weekly meeting , ' but
owing to the fact ono of the members was
absent they planned a eoclal call upon her.
They gathered up a lot of refreshments and
repaired to the homo of the absent member ,
Mrs. Roper , on Washington avenue , nnd
tendered her an agreeable surprise. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent In social Intercourse -
course and the enjoyment of the refresh
ments. Among these present were : Mesdames -
dames Foster , Nelson , Campbell , Abbott ,
Gray , Brown , Mutart , Sklnkle , Hoon , Van
Ostrander , Ward , Belle Hoon , Weatherbee.
Talbott , Roper , Spencer , Goodchllds , Welch
and Racer.
On Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. S. M.
Perkins wcro most agreeably surprised nnd
entertained at their homo on South First
street , by a number of the members of the
First Christian church. The visitors came
earn heavily laden with provisions , nnd the
pastor and his wife found themselves doing
the honors of an old-fashioned pound-party.
Those present were : 'Messrs ' , and McsdamcB
Dr. Rlchardti. Rice , Conoyer , Ferguson , Me-
Clure. Mcsdames Rich , Barton , Stone-
' braker , Martin , McCreary , Sadouskl , JlcCal-
m nt , Pigeon , Williams , Bates , Wyman ,
Wolvcrton , Umble ; Mliscs Sweeney , Blood ,
Carloy , Miles , Conoyer , Rich , Ferguson , Nel
lie Ferguson , iMIIIer , Llllle Miller , Martin ,
Barton ; Messrs. Houston , lioal , Turner , R.
Perkins ,
For rent , three rooms In dwelling , near
business center ; furnished suitable for light
housekeeping. Address X , Bee.
Swlii.ll.- Wolf !
The county officials have discovered that
the county has been paying bounty on wolves
that are killed In Wyoming and South Da
kota and perhaps several other western
states where wolves are cheap and plenty
i and the state bounty very small. The scalps
I have been purchased abroad und sent In here
In cargoes by freight ana express. Vesto -
{ day warrants were Issued for the arrest uf
several of the men utio have been engaged
In the speculation and who are supposed to
have fiiniUtied the largest portion of all of
the wolf scalps upon which bounty has been
( collected for come time. On Friday uric-moon
I the ofllcers In the sheriff's department wo-o
adv'red that a shipment of wolf scalps had
I been received ut one of the express olllces.
' In handling the package had become BUIH-
j clently broken to reveal Its contents. Tha
olllccrs subjected that the scalps were meant
I for presentation at the offlcu of the county
auditor fcr collctlon of the largo bounty of
fered hy the county and took the precaution
I to mark the scalps , A few hours later the
entire batch was lugged Into Auditor Mat
thews' ofllco by William llaph , who receipted
for the amount paid by signing a fictitious
1 name. County Attorney Saundcrs filed an
Information In Justice Vlcn's oUlce and a
I warrant was Issued for the arrest of Raph ,
but he has not been found.
Ti-pee for the
The big tepee that the executive commlt-
Uo of the Council Bluffs ? ransmlieltslppl
I association has proposed for the Pottawnttn-
mlc building on\tfcc exposition grounds has
proven to bo a rho l popular Idea and there
' Is no longer any doubt thnt the proposed
building wIM be erected. Katlmates of the
cost show that IL\vlll bo even Ires than was
nt first nUtcd. "Tt' was ascertained yesterday
that all ot thj lumber that will be used In
the construction can be leased nt one of the
local yards. It will not bo necessary to cut
much of the lumber end It can bo returned
to the yarOs In about , the same condition as
It was before It wan utcd. The park com
missioners are somewhat taken with the Idea
of securing the building for a permanent
structure In Fnlrmount park after the close
ot the exposition.
The big ten-pound lobster that his been
on exhibition during the last few days at
Sullivan's grocery was slain yesterday , along
with others , and converted Into a rare deli
cacy fit for a monarch's table. A most ex
cellent salad was made and served to the
ladles during the afternoon. Mr. Sullivan's
fish market has grown to be the largest and
finest market In the west and ycstsrday's
specialty was n fitting celebration ot his sue-
cess In this line.
I'pnvoy HUM u Nurrniv Kucniic.
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 23. ( Special Tclegrnm. )
Frank H. Pcavey , the Minneapolis grnln
king , had a narrow escape this evening , Ho
waa on his way to Sioux City on the train
from Minneapolis nnd when near the little
town ot Hlnton some miscreant throw n
large stone through the car window , Mr.
Peavcy was leaning forward talking to n
friend In the scat In front and It just missed
lite head. It struck Judge George W. Wake-
field of the district court , Inflicting a pain
ful wound on his cheek. The train was not
stopped and no one has been arrested.
Diem from lllon- with Pole. r.
DES MOINES , Oct. 23. ( Special Tele-
g'am. ) Calvin Shaddock died tonight from
: he effects ot a blow delivered by his brother ,
William Shaddock , on Friday. Calvin was
drunk and came home In that condition. He
assaulted his brother , who picked up a pskcr
to defend himself and dealt a blow on the
liead , causing a compound fracture of the
skull. The Injured man was > ! aken to Mercy
hospital and died today. His brother was
arrested on a coroner's waivant and denied
ll till after the Inquest , which will be
lield Sunday.
IIMVII Ilullut CIINU Submitted.
DES MOINES , la. , Oct. 23. The populist
certlorarl case was argued before the supreme
premo court and taken under advisement.
Attorney General Remmlcr nnd A. W. C.
Weeks , the latter chairman of the middle-
of-the-road populists' state central commit
tee , presented the case for the petitioners.
Judge Cole , a former member of the su
preme bench , argued for the fusionlsts.
It was announced Inter that no decision
would bo rendered till next week.
III 11 INiNtiimNtt-r'n House.
SHELBY. la. , Oct. 23. ( Special Telegram. )
Last night the homo of Postmaster Lowell
H. Jones was broken Into by burglara , who
stole a P. S. Bartlet gold hunting case watch ,
a woman's gold bunting case watch ,
fifteen Jewel Elgin movement , case number
125,401 , movement number 5,978,219 , together
with the postmaster's diamond shirt stud , a
$20 bill and $3 In silver. There is no trace
of the burglars.-i jj
Dr. Davis * Antl-Headocae lc > superior Ii
every way to all"rcjmedles ror headache.
AllE OXTUIAL HOU l3MIIK7ZM3M3Vr.
Hlpiilc , Mnyln-w niul Aiuli-rNoii Ar-
rnlifiiril nt Sioux City *
SIOUX FALLS , 8. D. , Oct. 23. ( Special
Telegram. ) Thp state cases were culled thin
forenoon and J. Is. Hippie was first arraigned.
Beforo'sthc readhig-'of the complaint Attorney ,
Stewart for tbo deforfso asked that the com
plaining witness be compelled to put up bond
for costs before the case was proceeded with ,
as the prosecution seemed to be largely a
personal ore with the governor and of polit
ical significance. This was overruled.
Hippie was arraigned and asked for an im
mediate bearing. His case was then post
poned to 2 o'clock to secure a stenographer
and Messrs. Muyhew and Anderson were ar
raigned and alee asked for an Immediate
hearing.
At the afternoon hearing the first move
was a demand on the part of the defense
for information as to what statute the pros
ecution was being brought under , as there
are three different ectlons covering the
question of embezzlement. The court sus
tained the demand and the prosecution
named section CC9'8 , Compiled Laws , in
which fraudulent and wilful appropriation of
money must be proved ,
Public Examiner Taylor was then called
to the stand and questioned as to his knowl
edge in regard to the records of the audi
tor's office while J. E. Hippie was auditor
and the whole examination was a prolonged
legal fight between the attorneys as to
whether It was necessary to produce the
books themselves or whether the examiner's
memoranda was sufficient evidence. Ho was
allowed to state from his notes that the total
receipts of the insurance department during
the term of Hippie was $108,136.03 and the
amounts turned Into the treasury $102,404.01 ,
leaving n balance of $3,732.02. The whole
afternoon was taken up with the public cx-
ammer on the stand and adjournment was
taken till Monday morning , when ho will
continue. The prisoners were nliowed to go
upon their own recognizances.
As the character of the evidence In all
of the cases Is much the same , the action
of tbo Justice In holding or discharging Hlp-
plo will probably decide the fate of the other
two.
two.In
In Hi's prosecution the question ot mal
feasance In olllco In withholding money from
the state treasury and not making settle
ments as provided by law , and the further
charge against Anderson of falsifying the
records , have not entered , It Is possible that
addltloral prosccutlonci will bo founded on
these charges.
Attorney General Grigsby was in the audi
ence today but took no part in the proceed
ings.
_
HUSH FOIl KOIIT IIAXOAM , IAMS.
Ili'Kcrvalloii ( o lit * Opoiit-il to Si-llli-rH
on Monday Morning.
CHAMBEULA1N , S. D , , Oct. 23. ( Special
Telegram. ) Commencing yesterday a steady
stream of settlers has been pouring Into town
In anticipation of tbo opcnlrg to settlement
of tbo abandoned , Fort Randall military res
ervation at 9 ovclQck Monday morning , Many
of the settlers ) vbo arc here have been squat
ters on the land tlwy desire for many yearn.
The fact that many , claims have from one to
thrco EquatterHion them will result In s i.irp
ccntllcts to IriVjK itho entries placed on rec
ord Monday by.United , States land office cif-
ficals In this ol'.v-In round numbers there
are 400 quartei at'ittlons to bo opened. In
dications arc tint 11 will bo promptly taken
by homesteaders. iA llnu of settlers la certain -
. tain to bo formed nt the land olllce door coma
| ttmo In advance ) , of , the opening of the land
. to entries. , _ , ,
I'liriloiu-if I y ( Joveruor ! . < .
PIBIUIB , SrtP , , ; Oct. 23. ( Special Tele-
I gram. ) Governor.-Ieo bss granted pirdons
for Clareiico Sbcely , Loomls Kazer and
1
Spencer Scott , fcnt from Fpluk county 011
burglary charges ; Walter Parker , from Fall
River county on a charge of assault with a
dangerous weanon , and William Lawvence ,
[ from Yankton on a charge- robbery.
! MOV < MIIIMI < M < > f OlM'llll Vl'HHI'lH , ( ) [ ( . ( . ,1 ,
At New York-Arrived Wer'ndam , from
Amsterdam ; St. Paul , from Sou.-hamnton ;
Lucanla , from Liverpool , Sillied Havel for
Bremen : La G.iscogne. for Havre ; Werra ,
for Naples ; Anchorla , for Glasgow : Umbrla ,
for Liverpool ; Pennsylvania , for Hamburg ,
i At Naples Sailed Aller , for Ne/v York.
At Cherbourg Sailed Augusta Victoria ,
| for New York.
I At Southampton Sailed St. Louis , for
New York. .
At Gibraltar Arrived Alsatlii. from New
York , Sailed Scotia , for New York.
At Amsterdam-Sailed Edam , for New
'
At Philadelphia Sailed Pennland , for
Liverpool.
At Liverpool Arrived Cevlc , from New
York : Michigan , from Boston ; Campania ,
from New York ; Indiana , from Philadel
phia , . . , , - J
SAYS IIAHSII TIIINdS OP niOICKIt.
Henry ( SeorRC. I'Iron Hot Stint nt the
Tntiimnii ) Itr.
NEW YORK , Oct. 23. In a speeoh tonight
Henry George said that Mr. Croker had con
ducted a blackmail shop where the- people
In the name of democracy have been robbed.
Those who have wealth even now are being
blackmailed. "I heard of ono corporation
today that had to pay $50.000 In order to help
defeat mo In the coming election. Even the
Judlcliry has been blackmailed. " Mr. George
then went on to nay that a blackmail of
$3H 000 was levied on each supreme Judge of
the etato to Insure their election. Kvery ons
of the judges ot the supreme court , with the
exception of Roger A. Prior , ho said , was
compelled to pay this blackmail to Tam
many hall. Mr. Prior did not have this
amount to pay , he said , BO ho went around
among his friends and collected nnd bor
rowed $15,000 , which Mr. Croker took as on
Installment and allowed him to remain on
the ticket. Ho then went out and raised
$1,000 more. Who took It ? Why , Croker
took It , "
Scth Low spoke In the vaudeville hntl t
the Harlem opera house tonight. It wns
completely filled with an audience composed
for the larger part of women nnd children ,
Twelve thousand wheelmen passed In re
view tonight before Hobcrt A Vnn Wyck ,
Tammany candidate for mayor , on the Grand
boulevard. The Tammany candidate has
won favor with the local bicyclists bccauea
In his letter of acceptance he advocated good
roads within the limits of the consolidated
city.
IIYMI3M3AI. .
n RoouVll-Corliln.
I1UUON , S. D. , Oct. 23. ( Special. ) Thurs
day noon Edward Wilson niul Miss Lucille
Thompson , two well known Huron young
people , wore united' ' In marriage by Rev.
John R. Jones of the Presbyterian church.
Mr. Wilson Is nn operator In the ottlcc of
Chief Train Dispatcher Taylor at the
Chicago & Northwestern * general office here ,
and his bride taught school here a number uf
years. They departed on the noon train for
Chicago and other cities.
Low C. Goodcll , of the music firm of
Link & Co. . of this city , and Miss Myrtle
Corbln of Brooklngs were married In that
city Thursday , coming here the Fame even
ing. These two weddings arc happy surprises
to the people of Huron.
Hclnliiirilt-ltccitiuii.
WEST POINT , Neb. . Oct. 23. ( Special. )
George Edward Rclnhnrdt was married to
Velmla lli-eman Wednesday last at the home
of the bride's parents at West Point by Rev.
S. Pearson. The groom Is the firstbascmnn
in the Champion West Point aggregation and
expects to make his home in this city.
IIKCOHI ) OF THIS YI3M.OW FI3V13H.
Yew OrK'iiiiH Atvulii Shown a
\UllllxT of ClIMl'H. |
NEW ORLEANS , Oct. 23. Today's fever
record was much worse thin anticipated.
There were approximately forty cases at 7
o'clock and nt that time the day's record
Included seven deaths. There Is no abate
ment of the fever and at the same time
there Is no disposition of the plague to grow
worse.
MOBILE , Ala , Oct. 23. The new cases lure
of yellow fever are today six In number.
No deaths. Total cases to date , 201 , deaths ,
2C ; recovered , 130 ; under treatment , 35.
MEMPHIS , Tenn. , Oct. 23. There Is only
ono case of yellow fever In Memphis.
JACKSON , Miss. , Oct. 23. The Beard of
Health Issued the following statement to
night. Th reports from the fever Infected
districts arc as follows : Bay St. Louis , be.en
new cases , no deaths. Clinton , two new
cases. Cnyuga , one new case. Mcllcnry ,
twenty cases on band , no deaths. Nlttayumi ,
three new cases. Throe negroes and one
white man have the disease near Raymond.
Edwaids reports two new cases today.
Tli c man who
has been struck
by a locomo
tive and is
picked up alive
and carried on
by the cow
catcher has had
a miraculous
escape. The
m a n w h o
through ncfj-
Icct has sacri
ficed his health
and wrecked his body , and through the
merits of a medicine is picked up nlivc
and restored to health has had an almost
equally wonderful experience. There are
thousands of men , who have for years over
worked themselves to the neglect of their
health , nnd then when utterly wrecked
in body and shattered in nerve have
been picked up and restored to health by
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It is n marvelous remedy thnt corrects
nil disorders of the digestion , invigorates
the liver , and fills the blood with the life-
giving elements that build new flesh and
muscle. It is the great blood-maker and
flesh-builder. It cures 98 per cent , of all
cases of consumption and is n specific for
diseases due to disorders of the digestion
or imperfect nutrition. Druggists sell it.
"Myself and wife. " writes Mr. II. G. Adams ,
of Turners Station , Henry Co. , Ky , "have tnken
five bottles of your'Golden Memc.il Discovery'
and ' Favorite I'rescrlptioa. ' The medicines arc
curing both ol U3. we can't eay too much for
them or for you. My wife persunded me to quit
the doctor here nnd try one bottle of your Gold
en Medical Discovery. ' I did so , and I thank God
for it. I linve recommended It highly to many of
my neighbors. I told them that if it did not do
them one dollar's worth of good that I would pay
for it.
"I will give you a little statement of my own
case. I wns enervated , could hardly get tip in
the mottling ; never got a whole night's sleep , was
short of breath , had n tiglit feeling in the btom-
nch. nnd was restless. I would throw up my
food , and had numerous other ailments which I
have not time to write about now , I now feel
better and look better thau ever before in
my life. "
Dr. Pierce'B Pleasant Pelli-ts are the sur
est , safest , quickest cure for constipation.
They never uripe. One little " Pellet" is a
gentle laxative , and two a mild cathartic.
Substitutes are sometimes dangerous , and
FACIAL BLEMISHES
riulcl < ly disappear when Woodbury's Oinnd Toilet
Comlilnntlon IH applied dally It tilll rotder u
rough fl < ln rtnont t and pro e t a g cd complexion ,
A uirnple of rjcli of WnwIliury'H Kacl.il Heap ,
Facial Cieain , racial I'owdcr and Dental Cream
und a llcauty Hook tnalleil on rfcelpt of 'JOo.
Tile iCKUlar fclze Bold e > ety\vhtite ZZo each
JOHN H WOOUUUIiy. Uernutolo lit , 127 West
Kil at . N Y.
mend ItrAod *
PILLS
Orlfflnul and Only Genuine *
Uftt'iil fcr ChU&ettef * Knplitk IHa
M tjiratij la Itf d oj fViJ lutinlllcV
iti vrtletj whb Muo ilthou Tut > e
, no other. Rtfutt danger out ubimu *
HOniar.4 im\ttion \ At Dra ( im , or end < *
ID itampi fir t > artlcoUn ttitltuoaUU ton
"Itrllrf for Ladles" H M-n tj rrlarn
Uall. 10.000 T Oo'Oot U i /-apw.
if tU'l ilDrttrliu * | * 1ULA1 > A. , i'A *
Dr. CARL ENGEL
OKKITK , .TJ5 MVIX S'l'lt HI-JT ,
In 1'lumcr Iliilldlng.
, . , , 'I'rlciiliolK- % l > , fi.
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
. , . .rOXKIMSMIINT.S. . . .
DB. B , E. H.OEDENTIST .
> ° -DENTIST
Ilooni . ' ( - - , Mirrlnii > Illiirli ,
Tuke nie\ator.
SPECIAL NOTICES j
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS.
x * / / vrww /v < xrw / /vvrwvrvvrw\
-Lemons centa and upward.
- noblnaon Conservatory.
' iOS , 410 , HZ Hroadway , Council
DWELLINGS , FHUIT , FAHM AND OAHIJKN
land * ( or sale or r m. D y A Ueai , tt I'earl
' ' " ' * - ' - - * -
AN UP-TO-DATE MILK WAGON
Aa a reasonable price glass panel doors swiiiirins glass panel
front handsomely painted will turn in 12 foot circle.
Pioneer Implement Co. , 1000 Main St ,
$250.00 TO MYGNE WHO SOLVES THiSi PROBLEM
NO DIVIDING EVBRY ONE who makes three or
more correct words frotu the Hat WAITING
below cetaaprUc.
THC WHOLE BVltHY ONlt who sends lu the Rewards Sent
$250,00 Paid To whole list correctly will receive EVERY
$ 50.0 ( > IN GOLD. DAY as
Everyone Sending BVBRY ONB who uendfl 1 cor Correct Solutions
rect answers Rets flOO.OO
Correct Solution
, , , OOI > D. . Am Received ,
WORD PUZZLES ! CAN YOU SOLVE JEM ? } SSS3ffiiH2
_ * ' * " ln the proper letters in thrpo spaces and make the complete words WQ have golcolnl C n\tmi'o n l
$230.00 IN GOLD IK IUU BKSO IN FILL LIST CORIlKCT , a raluablbprlEeU thrco or inoro woiiliarccoiiect *
I At If Somttklof jood liorutnTtrdMila hit-
9 P niTV ujiit * i- !
, III C I publliitn r"r'y
9 A BAL * ll known j rjlujt for * Inrt t f.T ctln r > on r.
' 10 CHA - Soinrthlne fifrjon * utei who
3 FT SomOitBC Qvrl by rallroftd com > , cartttik wiuh
, J k I itnlit lo be turt ruitoccrt btTl NTH fl _ A p l f tnrr Mi n fctloir
j U tbfrf ! T , l IH H lh hril which lioflrmffM.
4 if | 1 ApUralo thieotlh- ted t > r toi t n hen Ihtr rttch ccltl.
I\ W crn | rl of Amtrk 12OM - Aa fthl < ! lnx phct which every on *
vrbtrt mlociart fonod. , tnuil hr
C Somclhlnr many htpptly tntnled EDI a ari Worn nv mtny people on tht ( ett
i I C very food of. 1300 - la nlbltr.
V D Somtthloi fpun < l la * brick
6U in ichvol hou . 14 , PHO -OG-APH r
Bonn tit m whkh forms c rt ot
1. EEL
. blcjclt. 1C IV IMfJ fomrlhlnr wblth tinntl
IJ , W IHU l < doer xllhout ittr.
8 , PRO CTIOH KlcKmtc'i rrwperlU u a | C p _ Mil _ om lilt | chtldxn > r , f end cf.
E h duh appearing In the partially rncllcd ords Imllcnlcs tlic nbfenre ot a pertain letter , au4
when the proper letters nro tumbled the original wuniwr hare nclccttil In form cmh rlrtillo will bo found com
plete Kiamplat No.18.O-ND . Bumcthinirclillitrtnare [ end of. In thUcaao the omitted letters are A and y.
which , when properl ) InferteU make the word CANDY
TUP PflljniTiny ? are tntt * m wndwlth your ansncrttrcntitobclnvcctnl In tlio iinimotlon fund of the
IF ! 1. UUnUIIIUnu ureat co-operative colUmlnlnKcntcrrrlorln the Klondike You will rccelvo ( or tills an
IntrMmrnt irrliacilt which may t n.iblo you to rartlcliuite 111 thecoinpitilrf1'r"Ht
tnttt" ryono hownilslnthororreUnn8 < rtiitlii'rullllftorwont KHsl OOOIniulil. Krery
one who pcnrta In 1 ! coi rvctaniurrBKrtii 1100 03 Infold , Kvrryonovhuroircctly KolvmS on1
Rctsa splendid pin , an oiact reproduction of a natuial mifRi't cf Klondike ( ; ol < l , the latent , most unlnuo and
f afchlonahlo jewelrr novelty , nultable for ladles' or pcntli men's wear.
CUT TIIIQ 1C HflT All Evert on who entern this contcfl will rerelvn nn easy proposition by thlcli they
DUI IIIIG 10 liUI HLL ma > bivi > n > tumed to them I6UOOOO ! o fio.oooro In ( : oM , enough monej to keep
them comfortably for yiam , HK3K3UKK also that tbo rewards will bu promptly rmld in cold as coon as tbo
correct answ era are reeelved.
CACC RIIIDd Th aboTocoirpctol8 ! worda hnvo been nelectert bv , written down , pccurcly scaled and
OHrC UUA.IUi locked In thosafely ileKiplt | xault ot tto UOYAL , TKUbT COUl'ANY , of this city , not to bo
opened or published until thle contest has ended ,
No answers will bo considered arttr tOi'ij s from dated of paper * In which this ndrerl 'moment appears.
tUwsrds will b paid promptly ID tioM. The publishers of Ihla paper or any banli or LmJnrfcg houao In Chlcagd
VrtlJaasuroyouof ouribtoloi. Hf.Mn.lMMtT. jmttrratoDcr. Hcndslhcr < iretamp- Address
KLONDIKE PROMOTION COMPANY , Doxrcr BuiiclInG , Chicago , III.
VALUABLE BNFORPtMTBON. *
3CKT Not a Lottery , but a Con test g
of Science , Ski ! ! and Art. <
PRIZE $100 In Gold
PIUZ12S $5O.OO each. 100 in Gold
3rd PUlZEri 25.0O " 1OO in Gold
4th PlUZiSS 2O.OO 100 in Gold
nth PKIZtiS lli.fiO ' 1OO in Gold
( itli PHIZES. 1O.OO " 100 in Gold
7th PHIZES. J3.0O " 1OO in Gold
8th PHIZES. 4.0O " 100 in Gold
Uth PHIZES. 2.0O " 1OO in Gold
PHIZES. l.OO " 10O in Gold
.PHIZES . amounting to. . . . $1,000 in Gold
& flMfl flR IPfiT ' W winttonwnltonn universal Appreciation of tln > emit merits ol CAB- . '
UUriUBJCUl . I'AUKTSCANlir . . . CATHAHTIC. Wo inm want' '
I leachliir
J IndUCl !
> lor. T
& Instena ol spemilnu it for mine other lu in of nilvertMiiK.
> 2. Bvrrybody know * whntcnornion9Hiiniti or iniiiiuy wo fpend nnnnnlly for ndvcrtlslnK Wo/ .
probably lese (25.000 n ) eur by not knowing Just nhnlti pnper In worth nnn ailvnrtlJlni ; turclhim If m
; no can Unit out Jim boir ninny tea thl mlvortlRcniontnndKlvc It nilcnilon. U will he bit- money In 4
; our pockets. Vouransnct to tills advertisement will help us llnd out. und wonra wIlllriK I" Pm lor x
Mho Information , ft
iiyilAT Yflll ARP Tfl DO Thorn nro In tlio fcheilulo below rotirlpcn nntnef of dliionae * A
IfSIIHO IUU HRC IU U\l , , m | niiiupiiti citn-H hy CAbCAUCTh I'AMIV CATIIAUTIC X
' From cncli natuo letters IIBVO boon omlltc.l MIL ! Uiclr plncuH suiplli' | < l hs n-ir T i III ! In the lilitnk yi
> fpncca properly mid ictlhc' nniur rUItt nlll liu u li-slof xiitr li > iirnl > , u. W < - mini you In piMI' '
) out nsinnny nunipi as vnu citn. then xpntl Ilio lift In itinltit ttfi contain pas tor n Imx of CAS-CA ! >
) 111-18 I'or correct IU ( \ \ < s ikhall alve cn li | > rl7r of fi 11111 I In S KKI In B lil. Tlic O
y correct list gotten tip In tlio moat n riMIc and orUMmil i > t > .l < ) > illl bonw.tnli'cl the HrH pi In- , the
[ AWARDS WILL BE MADE PROMPTLY : , lJMm m m
n
' ? ltor''l ' ' " ' ' ' ' " " ' ' " * ' > " " ! "t0"t'ls" r ° " wl' ' ' " " ' 1"'K'l'c'lo ' fniKCt It Prlfi-n *
) you | cfvo'tiiein In th"lf'right o'fder : " 'oln | > tly "t:1" ' Ilcro nro lll ° wolll to bu epolleUout. lo ! nine <
1. CO , ST * AI H TliccattPoofncar. 8. SRSTMH rmnent.llonofm , !
ly all nthct UUcases , ctltcd by CAbCAURTS. al i'vlca li > uil , iiisiiiiill > btuj'i'i'd by CASCAHKTH (
2. HE * 0 * C * E. A dull , thioblilntr pnln , 9 * P * L * S A pilnful Iriltnllon cnufccd lo '
caused by bndktotitach , cuted by CASCAKLTS. COllBtljlUtloll , lUItU Olli > f " * ' " '
3. D * LI * US * E * S
A condition caused 10 * r oT LA AMiiifL'i'ofiui-c'ii in imHL'iitICK
by totpid llvur , cut tilby CAKCAUKTB. ulntltU'n , Klven a flmitf tulit'itlnj CAKCAIIUIB
4. LY * * | - JJ. * * * * OHl..pio , , , .r . , li,1all , | | , ,
poilnnt oi an rclleudquUUly by CASCAUKTB. lit food , ii'lietcd U > n CiecAitrrraflei iiicuM.
5. PI * PL * S An eruption of the kln , ru- J2. DYPP'A CliionlclmutlUtyofth.l
movcU by the put 11) IiiKctlcct of L'ASCAithTB. etumailiri.'iiililiiputli.iit | ) ttkuof UASCAnnis. ,
6. BL * T * H * S Uiown poti" on Iho skin , 13. C * L * C A Hilplni : pain , iittBcliln dill
cauicd to dliuppcur cjuk-laj by C'ASCAtibTS. clien must ficiinenily , btuppidb ) CAfcUAKLta.
7. B * D DL * * D Impiitu condition of the J4. I * SO * HA . .S.I..IPU- i. Mluotoll ea
vu.il llnlil. Uisciiitts put Ify the Ky ti.'iii. of tlioclliimUM ; c'.innl.illuil I.J UASCAllhTH ,
, . . . .N nr.MII.VO YOim IINT 01' 1VOK1IN , say whether you until Ilio ptlio mono } '
[ fent In Kohl coin or whether you prolcr bitnk draft or nionoy order. The citth tinnrd oiferc-d nrp ;
: glvon TrltlioutconshlcMittlon tt Iho box of Cuscnrots font propalil rupictunts ninio tliun Ilio value *
fof tha 2M you cnd with your list Tito only think' " 'o will utli Is thnt vou will ixhlblt 30111 cunli' '
fnwutd ultnorln uold orliflortn of u check. UH jnii cltooso , fern few dny In jour own dm/iulni's / '
' phew window TliU cntli-o nfTor IH nit lioitot iittf , made hy n rt-sponrlblo llrm. ivhoro lionor-
) nblo lopumtlon Is known tuovory rctnllilruirulut tliruiiKliom the htnd Ci citit9Mrc thvuioit per-1
) feet uiodlclnnl prip.iritiloii oTcrdlKcovurud. tnid ymi will ho dclnrhlcii wlllt them. Ihcy ate llu > /
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For hiiain liolkiH , fiiiuaccH , ou
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Hose FalenJ Oraie Co. ,
Conn ; ! : HlullH. low i.
DR. H. A. WOODBURY.After Ju'y ist my father , Dr
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.j K. I. Woodlnii-v * , will hnvo uhuruo '
DENTIST.tho pinto work in my dllco and I wlh
. { /ivo my ( intiro attention to Opurutivu
i Orowu and Driller ; Woi k
No 30 Penrl
Street
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A H. WOODBURY D.D.S
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IOWA GARNISHMENTS.
Nou-rcBiUctitH of Iowa now hnvo no exemptions under tlio tiew
Coin which went into effect October 1. We can COI.I.J-CT BAD AC
COUNTS ns of old , ngultittt MARRIHD or SINOI.K employes of Hallways -
ways , Express , Tcle rupli , Tctophone mid Slcepltic Cur companies.
NASSAU INVESTMENT CO. , Council Bltiffs , la I