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I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
M1NOIt IJNT1O.
floomi with or without board. 713 So. 7th.
ct1I at T1n3 flco omce ( or Cuban maps. bc
ench.
Irnnt room nrnl alcove for rent with board.
221 South SeVenth street.
Wnntcd-Lntest edition of Council UltiTs !
cfl directory , Apply at 13cc oftice.
Mrs. .3. P. FiIbcrt of Los Angeles , Cal. , Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MnloneY
on FIfth a cnut.
The Injunction suit nf Shea against the
City i St for hearing In the diatrict. court
? .Touiby. Juno 27.
Tue hearing of the catr works receiver-
shil ) C8SC in the district court han beeti ; oat-
poucil to Juno 27.
The 1cans iaunlry is the leader in fine
work both for color end finish. & 20 Pearl
street. Phone 290.
Mrs. W. M. Squire of Ibis city lai1 a gold
Watt'i ) eiialti stOiI1 while she was at the e-
pO'itIOfl TUI'HItty evetiltig.
tierIlT anti Mrs. John Morgali have r. ? .
turned trout a viilt with reinttvon In the
eastern jnirt of the state.
In the coco of A. It. I'reritlco nOd others
agaltist 11. A. Terry In the district court. the
lilahiltiffs yesterday flied a demurrer.
John 11. Mlthen has brought suit In the
district eotirt iigtilniit Eriiest A. ittoer for
4(0 claiiiirct to be tltI br legal services.
Tile IiitIitiInsttc club will hold Its last
meeting for the season this nfternoon at the
rcstihcnce ot Mrs. Nugmit , 1221 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. 11. LI. Suing nnd rnniiiy of ilarting-
tiri , , Nob. . Al a visiting Mrs. Suing's parents ,
Mr nitil Mrs. Henry t'aschiel , on Willow aye-
title.
Ion't you think it irnist bo a pretty good
laundry that cliii please so many hutuireds
or customers ? Well-that's the "Eagle , "
' ' 24 hJrouihvuy.
A building pernilt was issued yesterday to
J. U , Keller br the erectioti of n one and a
hialt-stoty frame cottage on lot 13 , block 8 ,
v i I I in tim' 1st n dii It ,
' 1tui' remains of Villinuui E. Altchluioui elI
I hIs city , \vhio died in MatlisoulVhs. . , last
Satturdoy , vero tiuirleil in Forest 11111 cciii-
etery iii that city Monday.
t3cerctary Chase of the Iowa Expositl3ui
coininissloui , will on Monday iuiorniug transfer -
for his olflco from the Grand hotel to the
Iowa tnte building at the OXflOSitlOfl.
lit thu suhiermor court ytsterday Charles
Gregory commenced stilt ngaiuist John Liu1t ,
13. U. Lindt utnul .Johin IJuider to recover on
two iiroutiissarY notes ainouuitiuig to 3,100.
I gttnhi.i of base ball played between teninit
captaIned by itoy Mitchell nnd Charles flu-
gun at tIu. ' FIeld Club park yesterilay rc-
RUItCl lii favor of Mitchell's nggigatioa by
a score of 12 to 11.
lr.V. . M.Volchi of l'hlladelplila , who
tius been attelumluig the Atuiorlcaui tedlcal
association meethuig In lcnver , Is in the city
visIting his lirtlwr , Conductor \Velchu of the
U uulout l'aclflc , on his way luutue.
flonulo tlchihs , the little colored lad ( a-
rulliarly known as " ( .lngcr. " wait sent to the
county jail yesterday for tiurco days for as-
Elutultilug a small boy uinmed Minty King. The
cotnplahuit was flied before Justice Vien.
Mrs. Clara leerwester , charged by her
hutishanul , 'P. F. Ieerwcster. with hieing iii a
crituuluini state of Intoxeation , was gIven a
sentence of thirty days In the county jail ,
which was suspended during good behavior ,
iv itigi Ire Vtiui vestertlay.
The Chaso-Lister company gave a pleasing
performance last tilgiut at the Dohany of
"Icathiceui hutvoturuiceui" before a vehl filled
house. The play will be repeated tonight
and "Illicit' Josh \Vhiltcomli' ' will be the bill
for the balanecof the week.
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In 1)011cc ) court yesterdity morning J. Sand-
iosky , charged 'Ithi leaviug his teani oil-
hitched lu the street , forfeited his appear-
once bond of 5. Fl. U. Marutiardt , chiareil
with the same offense , Put UI ) his gold watch
us security for a fine of $6.10.
Judge Aylesyorth yeiterday remitted the
costH In thcUh 'of George flock and Wll-
ham Kichor. the two Oniahi young men or-
rested 1oi ruling their hilcycies out the sidewalk -
walk , and eOCil paul the line of 3. Their
wheels were returned to client.
- l'iio case against \V. L.Vright , charged
with slashing El hiodon with a knife , was
continued yesterday until ituuie 2L1. llodcn
has iCCfl ) rIlinOYNI front the hospital to his
home , but the IhiySlCiOfls say it will be two
wielcu ; before lie cliii appear in court.
Fred Green. Charles Frame and Frank
hell , the three small boys charged with
stealing a pocketbook containing $4 , the
voperty of Mrs. MIile'lge. ' were up before
Justice Burke yesterday. The case against
Green and Frame was disnilssctl and con-
thuttieti for sixty days as against Hell.
Frank \hisoii , a young fellow who is generally -
orally credlit'd with being not full witled ,
Ynh4 attested yesterday for tile larceny of a
large ( ieuutity of valuable clothing and hluicut
trout a fiunily by whouit he has beeui cxii-
ployed. Wilson sold the goods , which were
vtiluej , at $67. to a second-hand dealer for
7i cutt.
C. II. Viavh Co. , female rCuiC(1y ) consulta-
tlon frec Olflco hours. 9 to 12 antI 2 to 6 ,
Uealth book furnished. 326-327-328 Mer-
nato block ,
Money to loan on city propeity. Khnno
N. Y. Plumbing counpauly. Tel , 250.
VVtiui ( in * hii' it'"V hIuliige.
Ii. C. hlerger & Co. , the contractors , corn-
monceit work yesterday on drIving tue new
piling for the North Main street bridge over
Iuiuhian creclc , In order to avoid digging up
nuid removing the ohti piling tito bridge will
ho moved about a foot and a half to the
south. It will also be lowered at the south
cxiii about eighteen Incites nuxul at the itortli
cml about text Inches , as hioth apitroaches
were considerably higher thou the road bed.
' cnIhs for thriving the
_ _ _ _ _ _ Ilerger & Co.'s contract
iuiling autil changing the position of the
brIdge , hut the work of hUttilig lii 110W
striuigurs itiut a uiew flooring will be ubouie by
the city engineer's force.
\e make your shIrts , collars and cuffs last
hanger than when done at home , lhltuIf City
laundry , 31 No. Main.
ii hull 'ui l.iiI % rresieit.
\VlIhis Clark , a runatyny Jail from Tuber ,
In , , who for the last week has beoli work-
lug for one of the bout nurserymen ,
arrested yesterday as a fugitive from Jus-
tice. Thin night Clark ran a'ay trout itoixto
a wagon and texini 'eru missed , which were
fotluid latex' at llartiett , a sutinhl station oa
the \Vubuish. IL Is suspected that Clark took
tiluni to drive to llaujlett with , as lie Is
lcnown to hove gone to S. Joseph , Mo. , before -
fore coming to Council Illuffs.
\Vauted-Expvrieuieed oiilcu janitor ; uiiuust
have references. Apply 101 l'earl at , , C. II ,
ltt'ii I hN I U I i' 'I'rsi uisft' rid.
The foihowlug transfers vcru filed yesterday -
day In the title , abstract aulul loan 0111cc of
J.v , Squire , 101 I'eaui street :
.1' . It , hlitrilsicy titiul 'lfn to Itny hige-
low lot 4. block 2 , I.otlge's add. to
\Vuinhit , w. ii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 35
Sheriff to 1tVixiifrtil CI. Iuiowleti , hot I ,
J ( iii 1154)11'S itiltl. to Ctitineti ill ii Ifs ,
8 , d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,311
. J , lCd I y , itil iii I n 1st ru I or. I U I meld get
11. 1ciiy itw . . sv' ' 2 , uie . , be . .
2G-7i-12 , ( I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4S00
Tlireo transrexs , ugureguting . . . . . .
Warren Osborne has purchiabed a League
bicycle of Colu & Cole ,
I i eriugs' I It. ' ii
Licenses to teit were Issued yesterday to
the following Iiersons :
Nltui1t nod htestthcncu. Age.
¶ 1' , Ii. Frost. Atixiuxtie In. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Jessie 1. Vrauik , AtiantIc . . , . , . , , . , , , . . , . , . 21
'I' , C. Atlu ins , Crest'nt City. , . . , , . . _ . , , , , , , 21
(1 rutcu 'l'crry , Crescent City. , , , , . , , , . . , , , _ . 21
\\'nrd SmIth. South Onutini. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
13. leillL MtCarty , South Ounuhia , , . , , . . , . 19
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" . - 11. ( Ireeuiliauun , 1)euver. Cub. . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. lhla lhxrtholoincw , Ottuunvu , Ia , , . , 2S
\\'hiliuin A. Akin , Ornixlun , Neb , . . , , . . , , , , . 28
Anita Boyle , Ounuha. , , , , . . . , , . , , , , , , , , , , , . . , 15
11. 0 , htogers Oniulia . , . . , . . , , , , , , , . , . , , . . , , 29
Oniahs . , , , , . . , , , , II
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EFFECTS OF NETVAR \ \ TAX
Council BltifTh Peopo Look Up the Matter
for Information.
MANY LOCAL INSTITUTIONS WILL FEEL IT
ITII1h ( , SO ill's CnIIcci.r ' % ' , 'III tin vi' II IN
lItuiil I ii it NuuuuuIr of I'iekctps
% Ih I 'SF % ' 'luutelicil
Pc icej , I I I. I 3 ,
The new star revellue measure
was the uttibject of much discus.
short nniona thin business tacit of
Council filtulfa yesterday , nuid the few copies
of the law which hare been receIved hero
tere greatly In dernotuti. Those who will
be chielly affected by thu now taxes were
busy uhlsctuuising anul fnunilittrlzlng themselves
with the provisions of the uncasluro , flankers
are uiiuchi interested In the ineitatire , us the
tax on banks and the busIness in connection -
tion wIth baiiklng will be one of the
largest sources of the war revenue , The
fohiowluig Is on estlnhitte of thin tax thint the
different banks wIll be called upon to pay
on their capital , which inchudes their sur-
phus : FIrst National bank , $185 ; State Say-
InKs bank , $125 ; Council fluffs Savings
batik , 325 ; CitIzens' State hank , $400 ; Of-
hoer & I'iI. ' bank , estimated on lust as-
sessinent on capItal stock , $132.
Tue uuieasure also provides that all checks
drawn 1itill bear a 2-cent stnntp , but this
will have to be borne by the customer nutil
not the blink. The bank , liovever. 'lll
hoe ! ) the stonips on baud for thu use of
theIr customers. This tax it is conlldeutly
expected vIlh hmvc a tendency to reduce the
number of checks given for 81211111 aniOtiuits
and consequcuithy Increase cash transactions
where the amount of money Involved Is
sntzthl ,
Every certificate of deposIt will call for a
2-ccitt stump anti foreign drafts wIll be
chargeable with 4 cents.
l3rokers , that is IICrSOUS or firms who engage -
gage in the btusiness of negotiatIng per-
chases or sales of stocks , bonds , Promissory
notes , etc. , will have to pay a tax of $50 ,
and there are about teii firms axial persons
hio wihi Collie under this bead In Council
Bluffs.
Instiralice agents , Including fire , life and
nechulcuit , arc taxeil $12. It Is estImated
that at least fifty persons In this city will
collie tinder this heath.
There are but two Iiawnbrokers in Coon-
cii Bluffs anti uuider the measure they vill
be coiiipehlcd to contribute $20 each to the
war revenue. Pawnbrokers in Council
Bluffs also pay a city license of $50.
All billiard tables and bowling alleys are
flSSesSel under the new measure $5. There
nrc seventeen licensed billiard and pooh
tables in the city , but no bowling alleys.
There arc two bowling alleys at Mauiawa
which wIll have to pay the tax. lhhillaril
cxiii pnoi tables in the city pay an annual
liceiise of $25 for the first table and $15
for the others where there are more than
one Iii any one lilaco. The war tax , it Is
thought , will reduce the number.
The Lohany theater wlhl be called upon
to pay a tax of $100.
Aiiother large source of revenue tinder the
wax. tax vll1 be uheeds and transfers of property -
erty recorded In the office of the county re-
corder. Every deed of every description vIil
bear a tax. Transfers of property will have
to pay stamp fees of 60 cents for every
transfer of $500 in thin consideration , 10
cents for each note and 25 cents for every
$1,000 niortgngo and 25 cents for each sub-
seqtient mortgage. Last year there were
6,155 deeds of every description filed with
the county recorder , of whIch about 3,800
were transfers of property. Thus it will be
seen thin revenue from this source wIll not
bo inconsiderable. Saloon men will have
also to bear theIr share of the burden , as
tile beer tax wIll be Increased $2 a barrel.
of this the saloon keepers will have to pay
half , as the manufacturers or brewers say
they will only stand 1 of the tax. This wihi
tend to lessen the size of the 5-cent
schooner.
Express companies will be taxed I cent on
every package shipped. but local agents are
undecided as to whether the tax stamp shall
ho placed on the package or the receipt
glvexu to the customer shippIng.
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rho tax on cigars atul tobacco has been
increased , but the smoker of clgar't wilh not
be affected by It , as the tax will be berne
iiy the inalitifacturer. The chewer of plug
tobacco , however , wilh , as In future each
plug wIll be divided Into six cuts in place of
five , as uiow.
Deputy Collector Ohio Knox received fl1fl11
tipltiicuttiofls yesterday for thin new stilnips ,
but was unable to supply them , ua they have
not arrived. Many of the local nianufactur-
en ; stocked up largehy In anticipation of
the war revenue tax ,
Map of Cuba , \Vcst Indies nod the Worhd
at The Bee ofilce , 100 each.
Iloffuuiayra fancy patent flour makes tiux
best and most bread. AsIc your grocer for It.
MELI'L' .US'I' I'Olt SOCI , % IhIi.I'I'Y ,
Im re Vuiihi'rvrl ters Soelill Clxii , hlohils
I 1w An ii tiuti aleet I uiiz 'I'li Is touud Ii.
The annual meeting of the I'Iro Under-
writers' Social club of the state will be ixehil
In thIs city Tuesday , Juno 28. ThIs organi-
zatlon , which Is known among Insurance men
as thin "Field club , " luichunles In Its member-
shut all thin specIal agents of insurance coin-
panics doing htIshiiCSS In Iowa alid a macclIng
Is lucid every year for ii racIal good time and
IncIdentally to discuss matters of Interest to
thin unenibers , Lust year the meetIng was
held at Svlrlt Lake and this year Council
Bluffs has been selected owIng to the expo-
sltlon , as ununy of tiio members expect to
bring theIr t'Ives with them and spenil a ( ow
( lays s'Iutltlumg the big show across tixo river.
The League roon at the Grand hotel hxns
been euigageui for the iiicotlng of the club
auiul invitations received hiy local Insurance
inca comuttiun tile untiowuuug : llie iocauiou
for this meeting was chosen on account of
thin Trauisinlssicslppl ExposItion lit Omaha ,
which It was thought. uuiany members aitul
theIr famIlies would valit to vIsIt ,
¶ l'lto executive committee which has tIme
iirepar.ltiOIlS for thin meetIng in churge is :
Captain 3 , 5. Clark , chairnian ; T. 'F. Armstrong -
strong , T. A. Robinson , W. C. Ihurlcigh utah
II. A. Dike. Thin Italics' auxIliary socIety will
also ixolti V. lileeting at the samno titus uxid
llutce ) and vili joIn In thin festivItIes.
Cordwoatl for sale cheap , Address % V 1. ,
flee 0111cc , Council hhiuuffs.
Try Moore's death to lice niud mites.
! tgiarI ut Sul JIrVIUrM.
The county supervIsors completed their
work , as a board of review yesterday merit-
log with thin result that the valuatIon of
the coUuity its returned by time assessors
vi1i be raised about 120,000 , Thai. was In
the maIn aec'omphisbed by raising the personal -
sonal property and itierchantlise valuation
on an average about 10 per cent.
Members Auid , Kerney , lirandes and
hianscit were authorizeil to expend not cx-
ceethlug $800 each on the tooths in their re-
sliective districts between now situ July 12.
The expense bill of County Attorney Saunders -
ders , amounting to $106. tas allowed.
The claIm of D. A. Coons for $500 darn-
ages causeth , he alleged , by a defectIve ap-
pronch to a bridge near Carson , was ro-
jecteth.
City Assessor hiardin's bill of $1,400 for
making the valuation of the city for 198
was cut thown to $1,000 , tue amount fixed as
hits compensation at the January session of
the board , The board adjourned to July 12.
lI'SIIN ( , tNh ) ( U12S'I'S . % Ithl lIIIil ) iii' .
Ieit Arineul sIl I , ILevuIcrs Stittusi titi
i'IV ( ' nutil huh 'I'Iicsu.
Two iiicn armed with revolvers anti their
feattlrcs concealed by tanaka entered time
saloon of Sanke ) Ihoysemi. 1600 South Malt ,
street , shorthy before ini.hniglit Tuesday
night antI compelled tlu bartender , a brother
of the proprietor , anti four etistotiter to line
till agaiuist the wall aiitl hold Imp their
hiantis. The hartcntier. A. Boysemi. was
ratiicr show in obeying and one of the rob-
hers gave him a blow across the head with
tim butt end of lila revolver. The robbers
thieii went thirouglt thte crowd , securing
about $8 in cash and two gold anti one silver
watch. The eashl iii the register , which they
also took , auitottitteti to about $9. $ The men
are described as being heavy set and Were
.hrcssetl lit tiark clothes with black slouch
hats. It was nearly 2 o'clock before the hold.
UI ) Was reported to the police , who as yet
have been utiable to secure tiny clew to the
robbers ,
FOIL SALE-Oooh ecoiiti.imttnd bicycle at
bargoiui. Cell at TIm lice oflhe , Council
Bluffs.
tII1F1'l'IN ( OI' 'TliI1 ci'i' ' ChUNCII. .
Suiperv IsorM tiuid AIli'riiieui Pith In
.t lcr& ' ( ' ( lit IIIC lt iiil I'iiuil.
At the adjourned nieeting of thin city
council last night Colonel hhaker , 1chalrinan
of the Hoard of County Supsrvhsors , was
present amid withthrev thin ProPositiOul 1110110
by the supervisors as to 1thio county road
fund at the conference bold between the
board and city council Tuesthay moriilag ,
In its place lie said the board \1as willing
that the irnrthon of the fund which was
raised by taxation within the city should
be expemitleul where the city' should direct
and thin work should be done under the di-
recthon of tue city engineer , but that the
work Itself was to be ( hone by the county.
A generiul discussion ensted , but no settle-
iiieuit of thin question was arrived at.
TIio bill of $305 for the new street sweeper
was allowed axiul ordered paid out of the
road tumid.
It. V. Robinson anti G. W Wilson were appointed -
pointed special pohlcemnen without OXPOBSO
to the city amid their bonds were approved.
The clerk was imistructed to advertise for
bIds for the construction of brick sidewalks
ordered laid , also for 15,000 feet of oak loin-
ber to be used iii the repairs of the North
Main street bridge. -
George \V , Dalton appeared before the
council anti gave notIce of a claim for $25
thamnages by reason of the overflowing of
Ittdian creek on his corn crop.
The niatter of building a croSswalk , at
\Vashlngton avenue aliti First street high
enough to turn the vatcr that ilows dovui
harrison and First streets onto the avenue
into the creek was referred , at the request
of CouncIlman Johnson , to a specIal couii-
inittee , consisting of Johnson , Casper ,
Sayhes tiiiti the city engineer.
The city attorney vas instructed to draw
UI ) a general improveineuit ordluamice lii
preparation for conterniIatel paving auth
submit the SitlilO at the next regular meet-
lug of thin council.
Alderman Johnson called attention to , fhlc
matter of opening an alley between the
MitSoflic building and Glen avenue , back of
Broadway , which bad on 1a former occa-
aba been petitioned for by the properti
owners and It. was referred to the city engineer -
gineer 8011 city attorney.
SitI t oil CIIIIIIIIIIIIII TteLce ( ,
J. D , Grout of this city his brought action
against tlte Omaha & Council Bluffs RaIlway
and Bridge company to recover damages iii
the stint of $200. In the petition filed Grout
sets forth that on May 26 ot this year be
iiurcliased of the motor company a commuta-
lion ticket good for thirty rides between
this city and Omnahta ; that on Juno 1 , after
lie had used eleven coupons and there were
still remaitming nineteen coupons good for
as inaxty rides between Council Bluffs and
Omaha , he boarded one of tite company's
cars for Omaha and tendered the conductor
the book. The conductor , it hs alleged , refused -
fused to peratlt Grout to ride on time ticket
and took tiit the book comitalning the time-
teen unused coupons. Grout alleges that lie
was obliged to get off the car and in consequence -
sequence was hate in reaching Omaha. where
lie was going to work , anti thereby lost lila
day's work. Thai value of the unused cou-
P0115 taken up by the conductor Grout
places at 95 cents. That thin facts as set
forth in the petition are correct time motor
coimipany does not deny. hut Superintendent
Dinimnock states that the reason the ticket
wits taken tip was because Grout had yb-
hated the contract sIgned at the time ha
turcimaseti the ticket by using it locally ,
wheux one of time provisions of the contract
is that the comnmnutatloa tickets shah only
be used for transportation between Council
Bluffs aatl Omaha and return. Mr. Dimnioclc
further states that wimeit Grout complained
about the ticket being taken up the corn-
Paimy altered to return it to him on comithi-
lion that lie woultl promIse imot to use It
exCcit ) in tue mnamiuuer lirescribeti in the comi-
tract. This , Mr. Dinimock alleges , Grout , jt-
fused to promise anti insteatl threatened to
bring stilt , which he has done. Mr. DInimock
states the case vllh ho carried to the su-
vreme court if necessary.
li'elure for Gold.
KEOKUIC , Ia. , June 15-Speclal ( Tele-
grunt.Tlie ) repubhicaui county convention
today sehecteth utato add congressional con-
ventioui delegates amid adopted a gold standard -
ard resolution. Thu tlehegntes to the con-
gresslouial couvcntioui are for Timonmas hedge
of Ihtmrhlngloxm , but they vhll go uninstructed ,
Ilnuiers fur ( olt-rulor $ imiiw' .
INDIANOLA , Ia , , Jimne 15.-Speciai ( Tehe-
graun-TIme ) boarti of trtustccs of SImpson
college tothay voted umianiunously to confer
tue degree of L14.I ) , upon Governor Show.
Mr. Shiaw gratluated from the law department -
mont of the college in the early days of the
iumstitution ,
COOL .Iiiit'i' IIIIvti ,
FOSTER , Ia. , Juno 15-Special ( Tehe-
gram.-\Vlhlmaun ) Ioumghierty , a coal mIner ,
was killed lucre this morning emi thin Clii-
cago. MIlwaukee & St. Paul railroad tracks.
lie was beating hula way on a train. It canto
ULuCOUIthed anti he was crushed to death ,
loiva l'rt'ss Coiui i.st'ui t.
Ies Moines htegister : A few more hours
of hmrlghit uiisiiIime will remove the last tioumtit
that this is to be a "mnortgmmgo lifting" year
all over Iowa ,
Sioux City Journal : "Is there a deni-
ocratle couiveiitIoti thIs fahi that dares to attack -
tack the present imalioiial atiniImmistratioum ? "
asks the Dubuqtio lieraltl. Iiti you ever see
a democratIc convention tluat wouldn't attack
amiythmixmg lit sight ?
IubuqUo Tunes : Senator A , 13. Funk says
hue doesn't want to succeetl ex-Goreromur Lar-
ruben on the board of control anti that ho
comishlera othico imolditig a iumistake. 'Ihils
should be comforting to tue others these
asPIrations were turned down by the gay-
eroor.
Des Moines Leader ; Thue Ida coumlty coo-
ventiout was captured for Congreesunami Perkins -
kins by two-aoveimtlms of our vote , Mr. l'er-
kin. . in hI8 race for congress , seems about
to execute tinotiter one of hits thrihhiug escapes -
capes by a hair's breadtlm , the judgment of
the wise ones being Gmat the aecurimug of that
needed two-sevenths of a vote is the turning
point of the strugio now in progress.
\VINDIC \ TILE . FAILURE
rnjT
Oonrt Asks for I1 on the stock of Defunct
Millinery Firm ,
lapti
TWO CLASSES OF..BIDS ARE CALLED FOR
I---
lyiIeuuei ! Is tlh1 * It Iii the 'I'rhmti i'
IhCtN ( ' ) ' StiulYIi ' far .li.rtlt'r niii
the t r&c'ffnm'etuls his' .ttlor-
11C3M hiegimi ,
DES MOINES , In , , Juno 15.-Spechal (
Telegranm.-The ) thlstrict court. today asked
for biths for thin stock of thin M. Reigehunait
wholesale niIhllnery house. which failed two
weeks ago wIth assets anmotintlmmg to $205.-
000 antI iabIhities of $177,000. The court
asks for bids ot two classes , one for the
stock and thio lease running tour years anti
000 for the stock alone. The lease menus
$10,000.
Judge Bishop of the district court this
afternoon ovorrtuIed the motion made by the
city of Des Moines to sot aside the mnjunc-
tiout which has itrevented the cit-froni curly-
log otut its contract with the McCaskey &
llohcommmb eommlpamiy from the erection of a
niuntcipah ehectric light plant. The Immiumuc-
tion was mtectmrctl by J. Ii. Wintisor , atm cx-
teuislve PropertY owuter amid lrouimlmicumt dli-
ion. Thin heglslattire last winter legalized
the contract between the city anti McCaahcey
amiul Ilolcomimb , but Jtmtlga lhIsiiop htoltis that
thin old iuijunctiomi nitust stand.
The Comnierclal exchiaimgo thirector3 tills
noah tieckheml to accept time Invitation of
President Stihiwell of thin l'ittsbumrg & Gulf
00th visit Port Arthur on Juno 22 as guests
of the road. Time entry of the road into Des
Moimies seems certaimi.
At the meeting of thin national assocla-
tioii of expert judges of swine today the foh-
lowing officers for thin enstuimmg year were
elected : l'rcsideuit , tV. W. McChungVater -
100 ; secretary auth treasturer , W. M. Lamb-
log , West Liberty ; vice htresithents , I' . II.
Schuooler , itockwood , Mo. ; D. C. MIller , Ver-
mlhion , S. D. ; Sammmuei MclCehvio , Fairfield ,
Nob. ; A. J. Lovejoy , ltoscoe , Ill. ; JOsClht
Gordon , Miutoral Point , \'is.
Tweimly-two recruits heft Des Moines today
for Salt Francisco to Joimi tue Fifty-first
Iowa , wimich shortly leaves for Mamihla.
The evidence in time Iletsey Smimlth niuirdor
trial was conclutied Gus niornimig and the
arguments of tIme attormie's coninienceil. Time
arguments will be completed by uioon of
Tltuurstiay anti the case will thou go to the
Jury. Tile prosecutiimg attorney says that
Ibetsey will either be given a life sentence
or a setitence to hiatig.
Returns train twenty-six of thai counties of
tInt state received by State Auditor McCar-
thiy show it net incrense iii time total assess-
macil of about $500,000. This Indicates an increase -
crease ( or the cuitire' state of about $2,000-
000. Twelve of tht C&mmithes which have forwarded -
warded returns imn\v an increase antI fourteen -
teen show a thecre , These comparisons
are made as bcttA thin years 1897 auth 1StS
anti imtcltude miotl'tt' rcportetl assessnient of
1897 , bitt tIm eqt hhieti assessmcxit as coin-
pared Ith the rcpotet1 assessiumemit of tills
year. : ;
G u'ii ii ii Aui Emieti iii ii in eli i.
SIOUX CITY,1unc 15-Stteciai ( Tehe-
gram.-Today ) big day of the Iowa
Grand Armey ot'hie'hteptmbhic , ' encampment.
Under a threatci1ixq sky tile parade of vet-
cmos was g1vei' this afternoon. Tue procession -
cession nlovci tlirouht the flrincipa' streets
anti was reviewlfd' by Governor Leslie M.
'
Shaw nod Depa'rthieut Comiittiqiidcr } lvamia.
'l'oday saw the bcuglminings of the business
sessions of the grantl army and thai atmxihiary
organizations , which are also Imolditig their
state mmmeetimigs here. Assistant Adjutant
McElroy of the Grand Army of time Ileptubhic
In his aminumal report showed there are now
15,661 members In good standing in Iowa.
The death losses in 1897 were 295 , a 11cr-
centage of Increase from 7 in 1888 to 19 in
1898. The report siiowctl thin order to ho in
gootl financial condition. There is a splr-
Ited lIght for the location of the next encampment -
campment betwcetm Waterloo anti Iubuque.
Big caxmipfires were helti in various parts of
the city tonight. Governor Shmaw and oIlier
state uuntablcs niade adtlrcsses.
It. W. Terrili of Manchtiister was elected
commamitler of the Iowa Granti Army of the
Republic , havIng aim easy victory. D. S.
Eldredgo , Sheldon , was chosen senior vice
counmatitler ; P. II. Lenon , Gutimrle Center ,
jtunlom' vice comunatiuher ; E. II. Ilazen , Des
_
amoumics , mnet.mmcau uireccou' ; ti. w. uarmmimg ,
Sioux City , chaplaimm. The Wornait's Relief
corps elected Mrs. Georgia McClellan of
of Denison commander. Waterloo was chosen
as the next mncetltmg Ithaca of the Gramiti
Army of time Reptublic. Carroll was awarthetl
the prize flag for having time largest ihehega-
tion in the liaratle.
I'nge Cotuli I ' iteiitublIeiii ,
CL/tIUNDA , Ia. , Juno l5-Special---Time ( )
republicans of Page county met in coumity
comivemitlon in this city Tuestiny afternoomu
ntttl elected delegates respect1'ehy to thue
congressional convention at Crestoui Julio
23 , thin state convention at Dubuqtuo September -
tember 1 and to the judicial comivention not
yet called. The following were the delegates
ehuoson : Congressional conventioum : Eu Eimg-
blab , Atigtist Floberg , J. I' . Nyc , G. 11. Jen-
mlIngs , Class Nordstronm. J , II. Dunlap , hi. h.
Cokenower. W. Ij. Lumitly , ,1. E. hill , A. M.
Kirby , 1) . 13 , Goodman , M , R. George , G , C.
McCormnlck , W. Ii. htyersomt , State comtvcmi-
tion : T. K. Elliott , Ellis Tucker , J. T.
Stuart , U. G , hteluuimugcr , It. 1V. Morse , \V. P.
Hepburn , It ! . G. hioge , C. Liuidermnan , J. 1' .
Ihurrows , T. A. Nyc , Ed F , Ratio , 0. II.
Frlnk , J. A , Fiunhc and I. II , Tagguirt. Judicial -
dicial convention : Alfred Wenstramiti , Ii. I.
Foskett. I , Ferguson , U. 0. , Iteimuixiger ,
A. H. Clark , F. L. Blair , J. It. Good , is' . s.
Jordan , William Anthorson , S. 5 , Lbmmgo , F.
V. hiensloigim , W. C. Fimiloy , N. WVinter
nutd U , W. Shiaffer. Time couigressInnal tide.
gates are favorable to thie renomination of
Coimgrossmnan w..i. : hlepburxm ,
l'Ivuiyf ? Iteeriults.
REI ) OAK , ha : , JOne 15.-Special ( Telo-
gramim.-Tluu ) ThmIrd.4otaciimmient of vohtunteerut
for time Tlmir.1 luttm1ioit of tint Fifty-first
Iowa heft. today fem Cacump Merritt , San Fran-
cliuco , consisting OS llfty-six inca , Tue
foumtl and iast1tetftdliiulelmt wIll go west
toimuorrow afternaRn to join tlmo Fifty-first ,
making the full quotas muccessary. Licutemiamit
Freumch auud rccruLing staff followeth Thmuis-
day , amid from atsIccs received thuo regimmmcnt
will leave for1 PhuilIpplmues Saturday.
Each town whthti a radius of seventy-five
imihles aclit larg heegations eager to en-
list. However , aiou 60 er cent s'ero refused -
fused today , Ocr ; 200 imiemi were tiisap-
Pointed anti are 4'etirolng to their luozueti ,
Seventy-five lice cat are farmuer boys.
Iiicvcuullt 1)Istrit.t i'olities ,
Sioux CITY , Ia. , Juno 15-Speciaij- (
The Sac county republican convention was
imelti yesterday to select delegates to the
Eieveuitii district reptihilican congressional
convention , Six delegates go to Perkins anti
four are doubtful , It now looks like In the
district conreatiomi on thin iirst ballot thmo
vote will be : I'erkimis , 68 ; Thomas. 42 ;
Brown , 14 ; Cole , 20. Sixty-two votes are
liecessary to a choice.
Otiti F.'hliiiM CInost OIlIt'ers.
HURI.INGTON , In. , Juiio 16.-Special (
Teiegruxn.-Time ) Gruumiti Uztlteti Order of
Odd Fehhow ( colored ) of Iowa today electeti
the foilowbog oliicerut ; Oramid master , J. II.
1I .LAKE MANAWA.
. . . .
: COUNCIL BLUFFS.
' 1 .
OPENED FOR THE SEASON OF l898
t. . ' .
Tue Attractions Booked or the Seasoit Arc Strictly High C1uis.
ww1w.w.www
WSTON. BASY VAUOVft [ COMPANY , the greatest
fun iiakers on the road , together vith Professor Charles
tiI Z ) I-I. Campbell s wonderful perfoi'ming anu 1 spea11ng i clog ,
"Cbicao'o . , " Greatest orioinal , acts ever performed by any
dog , living or dead.
Trains leave Broadway and Ninth street at 2 p. in. and cvcry hour after
till 7 p. in. Every half hour thereafter. Last tralu leaves Manawa at I 1:50 : p.
In. Prompt connections with Omaha and Council Bluffs bridge line.
Special attention is called to the 2 o'clock train run for the bncfit of picnic
parties , women and children. Rates same as last year.
PERFOBMA1CES AFTERNOON AND EVENINS AT 4:30 : AND 8:30. :
-
Thomas , Fort Mauhlsoim ; deputy garnth urns-
ter. Jamimes Dixon , Muchakinock ; grand see-
L rotary. S. 1. . Tigg , hlurlingtun ; gramiti teens-
urer , J.V. . Sniitit , Keoktlk ; district director ,
\V _ A. S. Mills , Kcokuk. An imnmnemise street
iiaratie as hmeki this evetilmig , followed by a
grand ball.
ml ( ' ( 'lii I Is fi'oin Cu'i'sIoii ,
CRESTON , In. , June 15.-Spccial ( Tele-
gram.-Fifty ) fliCIl left Creston today to join
thin Third battalion , Fifty-first iown , at Sami
l'uitmtcisco. Sergealit lInker and Private
Herbert \vere ut charge of the rccrtmlts.
Lleutciiatit Gaines expects to heave tummior-
row with lOS moon , his full quota.
Jitly INIM t I.tir.
BOONE , Ia. , Juime 15-Speeial ( Tclcgramim , )
-Bernie Shiult. S years oiti , liati lila leg am-
itmtatcl at thie hip yesterday , time restult of
hawing it caught in a t agon wheel while
catcttitmg a ride.
% 'iuutI un tt.I Otu' Deiiiernl.
LEMAI1S , Ia. , Jtmne 15.-Spcciah.--At ( ) the
repumblican judicial cotiveuttiomi held here
Judges \\'mikeiheld , Oliver , hlutchhxisotu timul
Gaynor vcre renonilnateul without serious
opposition.
DEATH RECORD.
. .l , ! _ TI 'I' . Sb e rlitn n.
GOTI1ENBURG. Nob. , Joule 14.-Specbal (
Telegrcuti.-ThC ) stulden ( heath of John 'I.
Sheridan occumrretl tills afterncomi about 4
o'clock froumi heart disease. lie drove Into
town about 10 o'clock in apparently good
health , ahiotit 2 o'choclc lie ordereti dinmier
at a restaurant amid sat down to cat. After
eating part of his ( iin1lei he gasped for
breath auth started for the door , ttad upon
reaching tho.sldovaIk he swooned- anti in
less titan tell minutes dieth while surrounded
by frIends and attentheti by a physicIan. lie
was a well-to-tb farnmor anti leaves a wife
anti one chihi. Word was telegraphietl to
his brothers iii Iowa , 1io are expectcth to
arrIve tomorrow alud be present at his burial.
rus. ld.umise Sit ii ftr.h.
AsULANI ) , Neb , , June 15.-Spechnh.- ( )
Mrs. Louise Sanford. nmothier of Mrs. Geraldine -
dine Armiohl , died at the homlie of her tiatught-
ter In Aslmlamitl at 9 o'clock Monday evezuing.
She was born Imi 1Vindsor , Vt. , April 29 ,
Isli. 11cr iaronts moved to Now York In
1SIG and from there to Mlchuigami. Site was
marrieci to Joshua Iteynolis in lecember ,
1835 , lIe tihed imi 1852 , nnd two years hater
slme married Abraham Sanorth. Site comae to
Nebraska to live in 1878 auitl has silica made
tier home with hmer dnughtter , Mrs. Arnold.
The funeral services were coimiltieteti at 2
o'clock tIlls afternoon nt her hate home ,
( ) ! ci Setiler of SItluit' '
SIDNEY , Nob. , June 14.-Special ( Tehe-
gramn.-Josepii ) Shuarmner , who itait resided
hmere since 1S76 , died today. lie leaves a
wife amitl four cimiltiren , Ills fuuierai occurs
(111 'rhiurathay.
.ynuule t Nt'Is.iui ,
NE\V IIARTFO11D , Ia. , Juno 15.-Spcciah (
Tehcgrnni.-Jnmcs ) Nelsomm , who was oh'-
parentiy iii gooti health , dicti itutitienhy today
whIle sitting in tue 0111cc of Ir. Jaylmeut.
FIRE RECORD.
Ioin ' 1' ii I I ii rib I I It.
CLINTON , In. , June 15.-Fire at Charlotte -
lotte , Ia , , today tiestroycil IC. 1' . Gohilman's
hmarilwnre store , M. 0. Golmixmian's hotel and
restaurant , tim flank of Charlotte , J. M.
Laugiihin'uu drug store amiti several other
btmildlngs , Loss , $50,000 ; partly Insured.
M I'1IdNFI ' 10 II I1SIGN AS i'll i'l I lilt.
Freti eli l'res I d en I 17 rices mm i lie-
lutIut Otik.e' .
PAI1IS , Julio 15.-The cahimiet met this
morning anti reviewed time sItuation. Time
mninisters vlil reassenthiho at 2:30 : p. m , uuiuler
the presithemiCy of I'resldont Faure , svhuemm , it
is ielleved , Mehlimo will resign tIme premiership -
ship , nlthmoumghi it is understood that Fautre is
urging hmimii to continue in chico.
Later M. Melino hianileti I'm esiihemmt Fauro
the resignation of thin wiiohe cabluiet , which
tue iresitient accepted , while requesting the
mInisters to contiumtme time thirection of af-
( airs until their stuccemisors are naimieu ,
It Is expectcti that 2.1. Itibot , the former
iiremier anti minister of fiuiamuce ,
will be iimvitci to forni mu miew mniniuttry , and
It is considered probmublo that. Dupuy ,
liromihier of time cabiiuet vlmichu iirecetleti that
of 2t1. hilbot , vill join time uiow ministry.
luther I.It.'r lIuuiui , * ui I1uurxI ishi hIopiin
LONDON , Julio 15.-It is said that L. Z.
Loiter of Clmicago is negotiatIng for Tintorn
Abbey , coo of the lineal historical houses
lit the country , which the marquis of'or -
cester now offers for sale.
CIIIC3AOO , Jumno 16-Josepim Leiter was
shio'Ll tiic 'lspuitclm from Lommtbomi staiint that
lila father was negotiating ( or the humrchuasc
of Tinturit Abbey , Mr. Lelter. Jr. , declared
there was absolutely no foundatlout for the
report ,
Ih't'nrus l's m'rl uu' . lIhu'ui I olu' .
BEi1IAN , June 16-The Imperial chuancel-
br , I'rince hiohuenloiuo. anti a number of
ministers and ambassadors , were decorated
today , the occasion boimig thin tentim anniversary -
versary of time accession to thto throne of
Emperor William II.
ovt'rruI's louig tutl Short lInul Clnuuse
ATLANTA. ( JO. , Juno 15.-Judge William
T. Newlimummi of thin circuit court for tue
imorthuern district oC Georgia , today rendered
a ( inciSion to the effect that coflipetition gives
railroads time right to make rates regardless
of the long aitd uthmort. huat.ii clause of tIme itt-
I terstato commerce ucL The decision wu
: = + + J I
: FRUIT AND 6AQDN FAQMIN6 pW .
4 : tiouiic1 Council l3luuIs I 1 % J
4'1. .
, ? ( 'II ii 1) ii 3' I ni , r. ) t'l anti ii ii i iii I ) i'mvelt ( cii I t I ii titis eli , 'n mu. ' i' i ii
:44 : 11.1. . . i.'lIt Shah iiiinhier. ' Iii the U ii lIed States , 'liter. ' Is ii , , fall-
.3. . . i : _ . rous liert' . litIL ii I ouui' i'rti I I L'iii'uiu tIi I Ic I iue' ii to I , , lita i'-
lug.
: : . ' Tb A 'U' 2.3't'2 I'l V , % ' IlU&S , ij
.1. Lhi rlie t'til Itsiitti , iutI . , , ii Iirok'rs , ,
4:4 : Pearl St. Council Bluffs , In '
" 0' . 1 e rsout iii I y ctmuuth tuet liii y e rut th mougiu o u r
'
im ft I xi fo t ton amid iviu
i'
ori'imaxiIs Imet , at t'hmttmge. . rum a St it to xi t you i
Wauut. .i
i4 . It -I. ' 0.0. . , . i. , t ll
. , ' iT , . . , ' $ . .sI : ' $ - $ . ' S' kI' $ e' e. 4. ? , . . . . . q . 'I : ' i $ . - i'
giveit itt time case of the Georgia hallway
commission , tIme \'cstermu & Atlantic , time
Nasiivllhe , Chiattaumooga & St. Lotus numd time
Louisville & Nmtmthiviile railway commipamiles ,
This rtmhiuug , it is belteycti , 'lhl affect every
rnhlroai south of tim. ' Ohio rIvet' .
i'miNsmoxs mItYJS'u'hitLN Vmi'l'iiit ASS ,
4 a rI m v , r. of ( 'I I 1 ' . % 'n iIt t'iiieun be red
. I , y I ii e Geii tan I G o .t' r ii iitt'ii I.
WAShINGTON. Jumme 15.-Special-I'en ( ) _
sbus hare been issued mat follows :
isatte ( if itmute 3 :
Nebraska : Orighitai-Johumt 0. Spahtling ( deceased -
ceased ) , ilnyard , $ fi ; Charles Painter , Dust-
ttigs , $6. Incucase-Williama II. II. Stommi' ,
Peru , $17 to $30. lt'iSStle xmuiti tuicreiis-Ciiim.
tomi Moore , Mihitialt' , $6 to $10.
iowa : Orlgtntil-\Vhuiiield S. Coinstock ,
Eagle Grove , $0. hitcrease-Johin Lucas , Corn-
lug , 17 to $21 Antirew N. Stammun , llambturg ,
$10 to $17 ; Wilhianm B. Yaryami , Chearhielth ,
$10 to $14. 1teisstmc-4it'xnuider J. Coilinge ,
Manchester , $10. Mexican war survivors-
Ammtirew N. Slalom , hlamziburg , $8.
Atontnmua : Origlumal--Ciiarles It ! . Harrison ,
Ciow Ageticy , $8.
South 1)akota : Original ( special Jumme 4)- )
ItoWa3'aIca ( or One Aritmeth Jima ) , \ViIunot , 112.
Atithitional-Vt'ilhlaumi II. Brown , I'ukwana , $
to $12. Restoration nod reiutsue-Jniimm A.
Carey , 1)cxtcr , $8. Increase-Daniel Al. Way ,
Marion , $6 to $8.
North 1)akota : Original widow , etc.-Jo-
lituuiiia I ) . Ahbrecht , Walipetoim , $8.
Colorado : Originnl-Urlahi T. Naco , 1)cn-
var , $6. Itelssuie and imucrease-Jarnes G. Itumt-
ter , flotmider , 6 to $8.
N , . . . . luititlouis lt ) I lie i'resl.h'uuI _
WAShINGTON , Juno 15-Time lresttient
today sent the following mtoxmlinations to tIme
senate :
Navy-Frederick IL P'rklums of CalIfornia ,
to be an assistant paymaster in the navy.
Imitcrior-Boetlus II. Sullivan of Plammkium-
ten , S. 1) . , to beregistcr , of the hand nfllee at
Nuittto , Alaska ; Joltim C. W. IDiotic of Clii-
cage , receiver of public moneys at Numb ,
Alaska.
iteitort ivk'Ietucy III II.
WASHINGTON , June 15.-Tue geuicral tie-
ficiency bill , carrying au aggregate of $224-
032,323 , was reported to the huous today by
the conimnittee on appropriationi. All hut
$ IS,205,026 is for war expenses , anti $8,000-
872 of thmo ordimiary tieficiemiclert are for pemm-
S ion a.
a.Si
Si euimivr liii tin ionii a Sehionuier ,
NIi\V YJitIC , Jumie 15.-Time utchioonci'
Gypsum l'rincess of l'arrsboro , N. S. , wail
siuuuk by a collision vithi thio North German
Lloyth stcaiiier Eimms itt ' 3 o'clock last night.
Tue captitin of the Gypatini I'riimcesui , fltvhti :
Merriam , his wife anmi thut'ir ohtiest boy , Eti-
gar , the mntO , a girl of 14 years nntl a Itoy
of S were drowned , ittmu1ortl , Mtmrra ) ' , ( ho
cook of time sCiioOiiQF , hmath hiui leg brokemm.
Five of the crew besides Murray were saveti
by the Ems.
m'rof. A uuil reivs tut Go to ( 'Ii h'uij. . .
1'ltOVIIENCE , U. I. , Julie 15.-lr. E.
ilcuijarnlmi Axidrews , hresident ) of Brown ummi-
vemslty , was asked today if there wait aimy
trutht in the report that thio supeiluitemiti-
eney of the Chicago ptmhihic mtcluoois hmmutl beeuu
tenticreti him. lie refused to talk , It Is
stated , however , that lie has been consimier-
lug an offer for tIme lust mnomuthm. TIme Itoiti-
lion curries withi it a salary of $6,000.
, ii , ree Mu ide rid itiuti lIuiruu.'d.
MON'i'GOMIiIIY. A In. , Jtmume 16.-Near 'i\'e-
I t Ii Ill pica has 1. n I ghit time iiotistt ofV I I I I utmi (1 tu r-
tien sas hturimeth auth vlim ( It Gtuxdtn. huimm wife
aumc'Ihhham Ctmrley , all white. ( itirthemu hits
imad the reptmtutioui of keepiimg a hioartI oi
gold anti there is little tlotibt that thue three
iterons 1s'cri , ' mitumtiereti hty robbers anti time
hmotmsc set out lire. liioetlitouuzthut have hero
put out the trnck of time guilty persouts.
% I u'euu.l I uuel'tINt'N mi evn ut' .
SAN FIIANCISCO. Jtunti 15.-The elfeets of
thin new war revemlue i1100tture are airetitly he-
conmlmmg apIiareuit , the receipts of time lxi-
ternal revenue obllce htere emi Tumcstiay heimig
$26,100 , or $20.00t ) muioro than the hattit record
of ally day iii tIme history of the ohilco.
1w MERCURY
No potashm-flO rniieraI-ni ) tanger )
-iii 3. 5. 3. 'I'Iiis means a great
deal to all who kiuow the disastrous
efi'ects of timesti drimgt4. It i the
emily blood remedy guarantevt.1
Purely VeetabIe.
3. S. S. forces thin disease omit
through tim skIn-ioes iuot. dry up
time poison to tlt'aay the bones , hike
mercimrial mixtures ito ,
I , j wag a1mot a physical wreck , tlmo rcsul of
mercuirlai treatlmteimt
forbloodjtnisont.S ; S.
is reai Pined remedy ,
for it cureti me per.
iaanentlV " hi 0 ii I Y
lbuGi , iBlSSoulhu Ninth
httreot , bI. Louis , Mo.
ooke ( ,00laddreU , Swift Specific Co. , .tttl&UtL
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25 s'1R'S EXPERIENCB.
JcaieV of uIsen.4c13 . Of 1&C11 ititti
l'ROrItImTOmt Oi TIR
Vurttl's Jiembiti iIsiieniitry ) of Ilt.dctwi. !
I CUIE-Cstnrrli of 1Iead Thmront ajiti
f.tmmigs , iist'mtttes ) iii ilyn and tar , Fits timid
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