BEE : TJIUHSDAV , J AX TAUT 11 , inOO.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MIXOU MK.VriO.V.
Davis * pla ! glpss.
Fine A. li. C. beer. Neumnyer's hotel.
Wclsbach burners at Ulxby'J. Tel. 103.
Uililwelxcr brer. I. . Hosenfeldt. arjcnt.
John \ \ ' . Paul I * laid up with nn nttnc
of thu crip.
UrV. . A. Gcrvnls. osteopath , 301 Mel
"Minn block , Council Uluffs.
The place to have your framing dom
Alexander's Art cmuorlurn.
Got your work ilono at the popular Eagl
laundry , 721 llrondwny. 'I'hono 157.
\V. C. ISstPp , undertaker. 23 Pearl strcel
Telephone : Olllco. 7 : resliler.cc. S3.
Miss Olllcor 1ms returned from Chlcact
where she attended the opera during th
holidays.
Mr un.l . Mrs. K. H. I.ane of Macedonlf
la. , tire Kucsts ut the homo of County Re
eordcr K. 12. Smith.
J. J. IIiiRlies of the Milwaukee force ha
been called to HI Paso , Tex. , by the sprl
OHM llliicsK of his brotlier.
Enthusiastic club will nuct thl
Tlie
afternoon at 'J o'clock at the home of Mrc
Hollcnbcck , S > M Avenue K.
Sheridan coal makes n lorse Home atv
clear llro but no smoke , soot or cllnkors
Fenlon & Folcy. sole agents.
Star Jupiter lodBO. No. C0wlll meet li
fiction this evonliif , ' . when o
regular
In
will bo
cers for llio ensuing year
stalled. ,
Mrw. Uertha Mueller-Simon ? , who ha
been the Kucut of Mrs. J. O. Jones of lur
li
her home
returned to
Icy' Glen. haw
California.
ThnmuH Maloney was yesterday appointed
of th
Thornell Kimrdhii
pointed by JiKlRo
\ \
late
the
minors , to succeed
] . < < utzlnKPr
V. Sicdenlopf.
l-'cnllnand Snar and Hulda Petersen
both of this city , were married y-'ijj rd i
afternoon , the ceremony being performed n ,
Ju.stlcu Forrlur.
The cases of the four barbers n&alns
Illed Informations ro
whom GUM Lots
keeping open last Sunday wcro continue !
yesterday until Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. H. Campbell Imv
Keno to Florida to spend the winter. Oi
their way south they will stop In r-iev
Orleans for n short visit.
The old frame building on Pierce street
known us the Hood laundry , which wn
condemned by the city council some Urn
IIKO Is bciiiK pulled down.
The Ladles' Aid society of St. John'
JCnglish Lutheran church will meet to
morrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs
) . Llob , 127 South First street.
All companions arc requested to attend i
Fpcclnl convocation of Star chanter , No
17. Uoyal Arch Masons , this evening fo
work In the past master's degree.
Mrs. M. 13. Meader and son , who wer
culled hero by the death of Mrs. Meader'
mother' , Mrs. A. J. Stephenson , left yester
llay for their homo In doshcii , Ind.
The printing shop of Pryor & Son li
the Sapp block was closed yesterday b ;
rrcdltors. The main creditors are O. W
Llpe , II. AV. Hinder and the water work
company.
Thu Council Bluffs Trades and Labor as
nembly lias again passed resolutions en
dorslng the action of the Barbers' Protec
live association In attempting to enforc
Bundav closing.
Jiimes Henry , an .employe of the now mo
tor company , seriously Injured his foot las
night by stumbling against a gas or watc
l-top box that protruded over the sidewall
Bt Broadway and Tenth street.
The city council will meet tonight in ad
Journed session , but owing to the Injunc
lion proceedings brought by Krvin trye )
no action Is likely to be taken In the mat
tcr of the electric lighting cotract.
Former County Superintendent of School
Prof. II. AV. Sawyer ha.s accepted the po
Fltlon of state organizer for Iowa am
other western states for the Order of Mel
chlzodck and will remain In Council Bluffs
Kd Spares , the negro arrested for steal
Ing three pairs of shoes from Peterson *
shop on South Main street Tuesday even
Ing , entered a plea Of guilty In pollc
court yesterday. Sentence was deferre <
until today.
Thcro will bo a regular meeting of Pot
tawnttamle tribe , No. 21 , Improved Order o
Tied Men. tills evening at Grand Army o
thu Hopubllc hull. The Past Sachems' as
Hoelatlon will hold a meeting at the Bam
jlac ut 7:30 : o'clock.
All members are requested to bo presen
tonight lit the regular meeting of Shadu
kiam temple. No. SI , Dramatic Order o
Knights of Khorassan , when olllcers fo
the ensuing year will be Installed and othe
Important business will come up for actlor
K. K. Campbell , a prominent Elk of Den
ver , was in the city yesterday nnd at
tended the meeting lust night of the loca
lodge. Mr. Campbell Is well known In th
order as ownliig some of ho llncHt spec !
mons , mounted and unmounted , of Ell
teeth In the country.
Joseph Downer Is 'being held at the po
lice station on suspicion of being the per
fen who embezzled four overcoats fror
the C.oos hotel In Omaha last week. On
) f the overcoats , bclpnging to the pro
ylctor of the house , was recovered I
Friedman's pawnshop In this city.
The remains of Steve Murphy , killed o
Iho Fort Uodgo & Omaha road , are belli
held at the undertaker's with the posslbl
hopes of hearing from some of his rein
lives. From an address found In a mem
[ iraiidnin book among Ids effects It 1
' .bought ho was formerly a resident of Wai
Ilium , Mass. The address reads "S. Mm
phy , 12 Harvard street , Waltham , Mass. "
nichard S. Hooten , living at Avenue I
iml Tenth street , was brought before th
commissioners on Insanity last evening , a
his actions gave his relatives reason t
Dollovp that ho was mentally deranges <
\s ills insanity appears to lie of a ver
Tilld form the board ordered him cotr
jiltted tn St. Bernard's hospital tomporaril
for observation.
John Casey , the alleged wlfo beater , ha
B hearing In police court yesterday on
clmrRti of disturbing the peace , his wlf
having refused to prosecute him for lu
Faulting her. The court decided the ev :
dnnco was sulllcli'iit to warrant him gl\
Ing Cnnoy the limit and he lined him K
mid costs. A young son of the prisonc
ran away from home Tuesday with th
Goff bor.
Ilelma. the. 15-year- daughter of M :
nnd Mrs. Sven' Nelson ; died varly ypHtorda
morning at thu family homo near' Plgco
postolllco from brain trouble , nfter a slel <
ness of only live days. The funeral wl
Im held tills afternoon at 2 o'clock froi
the residence and burial will bo in th
Lutheran cemetery In Boomer townsjili
The services will be conducted by Hev. I
Charles O'Neill , the Imogcno ( In. ) mn
who was found last Thursday In nn ni
roiiHclons condition at the Burllncto
freight depot. Is still at the Wnimii'H Chrl
tian nssoclntlon hospital , lie Is rccovai
Ing from the wound received In the heat
but will not bo able to leave the hospltr
for Huveral days yet. So far Iho pnlk
have been unable to learn anything thu
would support the supposition that tli
man was thu victim of foul play ,
Among the Implement mon attem
Ing the convention In Omaha who in
Plopping In this qlty are : II. F. Grange
JaokKon , Mich. : T. V. Duvl ? . Sterling. Ill
Jl. L. OanlelR. Chicago ; a. Illgham. Mm
I" " ' } . Wls. : J. A t'rowlov. DCH Moinei
I-'ellx B. Tail , Uecatur. III. ; A. T. Ilhipi
IlaclneVltt. . : \V. S. Ballenger. Flint. Mich
11.V. . Cnrruher. Ilorntek , la. ; A. J. Wl
UliiH York , Neb. ; J. jVhltlnif j | , Fllu
Wlch. . and 11. L. Sherrnrd , Hornlck , la.
N , Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250.
llnrl 'It '
Ernest B. Hart , who for a number <
years has been closely Identified with tt
First National bank of this city , yesterdn
resigned as a director of that Institution ,
has been nu open secret for some time pni
that relations between Mr. Haft nnd Cashii
Hannah' Imve been more op less stralnc
nnd Mr. Hnnnan seated last ulsht that bo ai
trlbu od Mr. Hart's' reslgnat n to the fai
that he ( Hiuiiuui ) hud secured an option o
n coritrolllne Iitereat | In thu stock of tl
Jmnlf.'Tho nniuul | election of the bank
ofllcers has been postpoiiwl for three week
when Jt ] B saild tbofe will bo further di
velopmenls , Mf. Hart Is a private banker.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern Kebrask
und Iowa. James K. Casady , Jr
1 % Malu Bt. . Council Clufla.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL SERVIC ;
Passenger Trains to Chicago and Minneapol
to Be Put On Sanday ,
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FOUR THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAIL
Council ItliifTK-ClilcnKO Selicdnlc t
He In tliv .Nclithliorliood of Four *
teen lloiirn Cund Service to
the Ttrln Cltlen.
Although no official announcement hi
been received here yet , tt is stated that tl
Illinois Central will Inaugurate Its ne
through passenger service next Sunday. TI
service , It la reported , will Include fet
trnlns each way except on Sundays , whc
two will be run nt least both wnys on th ;
day. The schedule for these trnlns is n
yet complete , but the understanding Is th ;
the Council Bluffs-Chicago schedule will 1
In the neighborhood of fourteen hours , whl (
Is about the same ns the other trunk rend
It la said that the four castbound trail
will be distributed about as follows :
distinctively St. Paul nnd Minneapolis trnl
will leave Omaha for a fast run to thoj
two cities early In the morning , probnb
between the hours of 6 nnd 7 o'clock. Tl
Central's line to the twin cities Is aboi
thirty miles shorter thnn that of any oth >
rend and with ltsnew , train that is to go c
next Sunday It will give , It Is said , I
rivals some exceedingly close and Interes
Ing competition.
The other fast through train from th
city nnd Omaha will leave In the ovcnlr
nnd will bo split nt Fort Dodge. From the :
there will be a through trnln to Chlcaf
and also one to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
The present local train , leaving here i
0:35 : n. m. , will bo continued In service
mnko the local connections east and we ;
from Fort Dodge. There will also be ai
other local train from this city to Fo
Dodge , leaving here about 4 o'clock lu tl
afternoon , just n short time ahead of tl
fast through trnln. There will bo four trail
arriving here to correspond with the foi
ns outlined above , but the time of the
reaching Council Bluffs has not yet bet
made public.
For the present a greater part of the E
Paul and Minneapolis equipment will 1
used on the fast through train service. Cli
Ticket Agent Labeo reports that the bus
ness so far has been most satisfactory at
that the local service between this city ai
Fort Dodge has been well patronized. Tl
road , ho says , bos also sold more throup
tickets to Chicago and other points ea ;
than had been anticipated It would tint
the through _ servlco was Inaugurated. Con
mcrclnl Agent Motz Is also more than sntii
fled with the freight business that his roc
Is handling. Ho has already been obllgt
to Increase the force nt the freight depo
owing to the steady Increase of shipment
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" euros coughs , cold
MEETING OF COUXTY ASSESSOR
Slattern of Importance Arc Taken II
for DlniMiNNloii.
Every township and town , except Counc
Bluffs , was represented yesterday at tl
annual meeting of the nssessors of Pott :
wattamio county held in the superior cou
room nt the country court house. The mee
Ing was called to order nt 2 p. m. by Couni
Auditor Innes , who briefly explnlned thi
the purpose of the gathering was to onab
the assessors to get together and talk ovi
the manner of'making the assessment , !
order that there might be an uniformity i
the county assessment. Paul Beezley i
Center township and C. A. Sample of Oal
land acted as chairman and secretary ri
spoctlvoly of the meeting.
In order that there might be an unlforn
Ity in the assessment of cattle throughoi
the country the meeting ; appointed a con
mlttee consisting of C. A. Sample of Oal
land , W. H. Klecf of Hardln , M. H. Parl
of Belknap , H. E. Fouls of Ilockford and V
H. Jackson of Knok to fix a price. The con
nilttce reported the following prices , whit
were adopted : Heifers , 1-year-old , $20 ; :
year-old , $28 ; cows , $36 ; steers , 1-year-ol
$21 ; 2-year-old , $3C ; 3-year-old , $44 ; catt
In feeding , 4 % cents per pound ; bulls , $4i
swine , $3.50 per 100 pounds ; sheep over s
months , $4.00.
T. J. Smith of Boomer township wanted tl
county divided Into five districts nnd
supervlEOr elected to represent each dlstrlc
His Idea was that the assessors should e
euro the signatures of the taxpayers In the
townships or towns to a petition , oskli
the legislature to amend the law so ns
mnko this possible. The meeting tlecldi
that to tnke up such n mntter would 1
outsldo of tlielr Jurisdiction nnd Assess' '
Smith's motion was promptly voted down.
The nsscssors in the townships brought i
the matter of their election nnd a petltli
will be presented to the county supervisor
nsklng that In future their names bo prlnti
on the ballots , the same as other cand
dates As It has been heretofore outside
Incorporated towns , the voters have be <
compelled to write In the name of the
qholco for assessor on the ballot.
The law provides that each assessor n
tending these annual meetings shall rccel
$2 per diem nnd 10 cents a nillo trnvelli
expenses. The meeting yesterday cost tl
county nn even $211 , that being the amou
paid out by Countp Auditor In'nes to tl
assessors. The nssessors In attendance wer
Townships M. H. Parks , Belknap ; A.
Smith , Boomer ; J. M. Dorton , Carson ; Pa
Beezley , Center ; Con Twomey , Crescent ;
J. Cook , Garner ; John A. Knox , Grove ; \
H. Klcef , Hnrdln ; Oluf Bondo , Hazel Del
F. M. Applegntc , James ; J. E. Myers , Kan
F. C. Frohardt. Keg Creek ; W. H. Jackso
Knox ; ! W. W. Bunker , Layton ; O. F. Le
tier. Lewis ; George HnrdenburKh , Llncoli
Slgcl McDowell , Macedonia ; Joseph Hall
Mlndc'n ; W. C. Matthews , NVoln ; J. P. Ma :
Held , Norwalk ; Adolph Banstlan , Plcasan
H. K. Fouta , HockfoVd ; W. A. Allonswoo
Sliver Creek ; J. E. Stevenson , Valley ; J. 1
Turner. Washington ; O. B. Parker. Wav
imid. H. W. Hnrey. Wright ; Christ Wol
York.
TownE' J. E. Larlmore , Avoen ; 55. F. Lii
vllle. Carson ; D. H. McMastcr. Hancock ;
I ) . Lane , Macedonia ; Lewis Killers , Mlndei
M. Corbctt , * Neola ; C. A. Sample , Oaklam
J. B. Kelly , Walnut.
dull Klecl" OlMciTH.
m > l > "l > llenit
The semi-annual election of olllcers
the Council Bluffs Republican club was he
yesterday afternoon. The following we
elected : President , C. A. Tlbbets ; vl
president , HT. . Bryant : treasurer , Ovli
Vlen ; secretary , C. C. Bump ; trustees , Mo
Bonhnm , William Roper and' C. S. Hu
bard. The cluh moved yesterday Into tl
looms recently occupied by the Couni
Bluffs Gun club In the" Metcalf building i
Pearl street.
nixtrlrt Court .lurorx.
Jurors for the district court at Avoca we
drawn yesterday' follows :
Grand Jury for 1900 R. B. Wilson , Ca
Macedonia N. 1
son ; Theodore Tibbies , ;
Ijpwln , Laytnn ; L. A. Hatswell , Grov
George H. Nosh , Center ; William O'Nel
Volley ; John W. Keltu , Belknnp ; N. S. Cc
Una , Wnvelftnd ; W. W. Gardner , Ktloxj 1
A. Slump , Wright ; William V. ' Hock , Picai
nnl ; C. C. Smith. James.
Petit Jury for February Term Kdwl
Piiryear. F. .1. Socum , F. McMartln , Bclknfti
Chris Xlcolnl , W. J. Martin. Valley ; Gporj
Suits , J. B. Denton , Macedonia : Krvln Cttsl
lng , John Slevers. C. H. Kucklo , Clmrh
Wendt , Udward Pops , Knox ; Frank Hen
Ington , Lincoln ; John Hnrbcrt , Robert Or.
hum , Cnrson ; II. I. Gregg , Center ; Pet <
Koll , sr. . John Stewart , J. C. Spanglcr , La :
ton ; William Ploglmtt , Wavolahd ; Chrli
Reek. Pleasant ; A. W. Bolton , OroVc ; V
R. Plontz , James ; K. A. Schoflold , Wright.
noi.vr.s iTHU IMSTUICT couin
Klrnt Itomiil In Krrln Dryer' * Injiini
115111 Suit AunliiM tlic City.
The first round In the Injunction an
brought by Ervln Dryer against thu ell
of Council Bluffs nnd Thomas Bowman wr
fought out In the district court yesterda
when Judge Thornell heard the nrjumeni !
on the demurrer and motion to strike flic
by the city.
| The city demurred to Dryer's' petition o
the ground that he wns not' a cltlzPti i
tnxpayer of Council Bluffs and that the fad
contained In his petition did not cntlt
him to the relief nskcd. The city was rt |
resented by S. B. Wndsworlh , city sollclto
nnd John P. Organ , who appeared for BOM
man , while Dryer's shin of the case wr
nrgued by Harle & McCnbo.
With regard to Forrest Smith's ' pelltlc
of Intervention , Judge Thornell held thi
the question of the rights of the Intcrvcm
did not properly come under the polnl
raised In the demurrer to the original pi
titlon. This ruling will have the effect , I
the event of the court sustaining the di
miirrer , of knocking the petition ot Intel
ventlon out of court , ns there will be notl
Ing loft for him to intervene in. The enl
recourse left to Smith then would bo 1
bring n new injunction suit In his o\v
nnmo against the city.
Friends of Thomas Bowmnn , the success
fill bidder for the lighting contract , clati
that the action of Dryer In bringing tl
Injunction suit is to simply feuln delay I
hopes that the tnnttcr may bo put off unt
after the spring election , when n new clt
council might rescind the notion of the pros
unt body. It was said yesterday that I
the event ot Judge Thornell sustaining tl
city's demurrer nn appeal would bo take
to the supreme court.
The plaintiffs in the suit of Lulu Rni
dull and other heirs of the late Mrs. Sara
J. Ballnrd against the Woman's , Chrlstln
association filed u motion yesterday for
continuance , on the ground of being iinabi
to secure certain Important testimony ;
this term ot court. The plaintiffs clnli
that Frances Keebaugh , who attended Mr
Dalian ! for some tlmo previous to In
death , would testify that she was of ut
sound mind nt the time she made the bi
quest to the Woman's Christian assoclatlo
of the property on First avenue and othi
lots In the city. Miss Keebaugh , after Mr
Ballard's death , went to resldd with relt
lives in Fremont county , but recently le
for the east , where her present address
not known. The plaintiffs say they ha\
reason to believe that Miss Keebaugh wl
shortly return to the state and her evident
can then be had. As another ground ft
the continuance of the plaintiffs claim the
wish to secure the depositions of Mr. nr
Mrs. K. D. Sangster of Iowa City , as the
testimony is of vital Importance to the
Interests.
Following the arguments In the Drye
Injunction suit agnlnst the city. Judge Thoi
nell took up the hearing In the matter <
the estate of the late W. Sledentopf nr
the management of the property by U
former administrator , William F. Sledintop
Mrs. Amanda Meyer was granted a d
vorco from Helnrlch Meyer and the custoi ]
of the minor children ,
Dentil of Jiivoli U. Smith ,
Jacob B. Smith , an old resident of the clt
died yesterday afternoon at his home , 7 :
First avenue , aged SO years nnd 11 month
He had been 111 for four months , death bclr
duo to cancer ot the stomach. His deal
bereaves a wife and six grown children , foi
sons and two daughters. The sons are Job
L. , R. C. , and J. F. of this city and L. I
of Waterloo , Neb.Tho daughters are Mr
B. F. Cooper of Brlstow , I. T. , nnd Mr
Mary Duncan of Brown county , Nebrask ;
The funeral will bo held Saturday afternoo
at 2 o'clock from the residence and Into :
mont will bo In Falrvlew comciery. TJ
services will be conducted by Rev. W. !
Barnes ot the First Presbyterian churcl
Deceased was born In Trumbull county , Ohl
February 24 , 1819 , nnd came to Council Bluf
In JSG3 from Ottumwn , In. Ho was marric
to Miss Mary Fisher In Jefferson count ;
lown , November 30 , 1843.
To .MiiNter In Coni'inny I , .
Adjutant General Byers has notified Llei
tenant Tlnley that ho will como to Counc
Bluffs some day next week to muster Con
pany L Into the state National Guard ns
part of the reorganized Fifty-first ret
Iment. The adjutant general will also mu :
tor In Company C at Glenwood on tbo snn
trip.
Company L has now forty-six names c
Its muster roll , nearly all the signers bclr
old members who served through the Phi
Ipplno campaign. Immediately after tl
muster in by the adjutant general the con
pany will elect Its officers. The muster I
It Is oxppcted , will take place In the armoi
at the Masonic temple.
Davis sells paints.
I < "oreMt 'ri. ' 3liiHiiieriiiI | - Hull.
The Independent Order of Foresters g.ai
a well-attended masquerade ball last nlgl
nt their ball In the Brown block. A nun
her of pretty costumes were to bo sec
and the affair was a great success snclnll
The following were the committee In chargi
Arrangements , Harvey A. DoLong , Thorni
Q. Harrison , John H. Tabor- Frank Klgnt
reception , John II. Tabor , Harry K. Sralt !
Edward Cor'lles , B. O. Tucker ; floor , Thomi
Q. Harrison , John W. Fcrrlcr , E. A. Al
strand , Ray Cook.
MnrrliiKo Ll
1 Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
the following persons :
Name nnd Residence. Ac
Vordlnnnd Saar Council Bluffs
Hulda Peterson. Council Bluffs
R. C. Wndillne Tnvlor. la
Jennie H. Llrldell. Tnvlor. In
j snrini ; OK KOUMKII IOWA nonroi
Dr. ti. .1. Forney Found Drml In III
' . Knn.
OH1" " nt riii-roliee.
CHEROKEE. Kan. . Jan. 10. Dr. L.
Forney , a prominent physician , was four
dead In his ofllco this morning. On
i table were bottles of morphine , acohlte ar
chloroform and a note saying : "I he
rather leap Into the unknown than longi
eniluro what I know. "
Dr. Forncv came hero with his famll
from DPS Molnes. In. , twelve years ng
Ho suffered from Inflammatory rbeumatlsr
MvMti.rv 11 f 11 Dentil.
SIOUX CITY. la. , Jan. 10. ( Special Teh
gram. ) The coroner's Jury was unablp i
solve the mystery of John E. Robcson
murder and returned a verdict tonight thi
he came to his death by a hatchet In tl
hands of a person or persons unknown. T <
day's session of the Jury promised startllr
developments , but no testimony offer *
throws the burden of crime upon anyon
Scores of witnesses were examined. Tl
police ha\e arrested no person since tl
crime. December 29 , who are accused of I
Three different clews are being followed ,
10 RESTRICT CONVICT LAB01
Bill Prohibiting Pearl Button Manufactni
in Iowa Penitentiaries.
IT IS INTRODUCED BY SENATOR TITU
Cet Douii ( o Htmlnm * nu
'or varilUIIHTOHM 3leiiN-
urc.i Plniin for the
L'eretiiunlen Today.
IKS MOIN'ES , Jan. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Senator Titus today Introduced a hi
In the scnnto prohibiting the mnnufnctui
of pearl buttons In the state penltcntlarle
The bill promises to bring out a warm ill ;
cusslon , aa the question of convict latx
In nil Its forms will be oacncd up.
The Inauguration will take place tc
morrow In the DCS Molnes Auditorium , nti
ftotn present. Indications will bo a gran
affair. At 1:30 : both houses will convene I
joint assembly and with the gubernatorli
party will march to the Auditorium. Afu
the long program has been rendered tl :
n-.cmbcra will return to the state hous
where the joint convention will dissolve. I
the evening from 8 to 10 o'clock a publ
reception will be held In the state nparl
monts of the capltol building.
In Iho senate today Senator \V. U. Low
of Powcshlck county Introduced a bill bcai
Ing upon the road laws of the state. H
similar to a piensuro which he Introduce
at the last session , only more far-rcacjiini
Judge Lewis wants to establish the towr
ship system of road districting throughoi
the state and to make nil road taxes payab !
In money by the county and state. Tl :
bill provides that the county shall contribul
thereto a tax of not more than 2 mills nt
less than 1 , nnd the state not more than
and not less than ' mill. In addition I
this the bill proposes to make pormanet
roads throughout the state.
Senator Hayward of Scott county nr
nounced an Important measure regardln
savings banks of the state. Ho wanl
this class of banks allowed to carry dcposli
amounting to not only ten times their caplti
slock , but that sum plus their surplus. Th
Is to relieve the banks which arc now cnrrj
ing ten times their stock , the limit allowc
by law , and cannot accept more wlthoi
Increasing their stock and otherwise li
convenlenclng their business.
CoiUM-rnliiHT < lu.State fillvcrxlty.
Senator Ball , the new democratic membi
from Johnson county , Introduced sever
measures bearing on the State unlvcrslt ;
Ono provides for an appropriation of $3,01
annually for the general support of tl
school and $110.000 annually for repair at
contingent funds. Another provides for tl
continuation of the one-tenth of a mill to
for the school for the next five years , nt :
a third provides that the schonl be allowed
use n certain piece of ground given to It f <
building an observatory , for other purpose
Senator Titus Introduced his joint resolt
lion providing for biennial elections in low
which passed the last assembly nnd must j
to a vote again before It becomes of force.
Senator Trewln Introduced two measure
ouo bearing on the laws relating to oilnuU
kept by grand Juries , and another relatlr
to communications In professional conf
deuce. The other proposed measures It
eluded one by Fltzpntrick of Boone , to rt
duce the rate of Interest at which loans ma
bo made on the-endowment fund at tl :
State Agricultural college ; one by Porte
making seals of nonresident notaries publ
prlma facie evidence of the compliance wit
'
the statutes ; one'by Finch , relating to tl
school fund , and'another by Mclntyre r <
latltig to the drawing of grand nnd pet
jurors.
A resolution passed both houses appropr
atlng $3,500 , or ns much of It as needed , f <
the payment of additional employes wli
have been hired. The resolution names tt
following new employes : Three pollceme
nt $70 per month , E. E. Tnthwell of Lin
county , Felix Scchris of Clarke and F. .
Saith | of Von Buren ; two clerks of the doc
ument room nt $ CO , G. W. McGIbbons <
Woodbury county and J. B. Copper of Cn !
houn ; three elevator tenders at $00 , Ernei
McDonald of Bromer. Lcti Sheets of Adair ,
a.ml Mark Groom of Polk ; eight janitors t
$00 , J. W. Cook of Fayette , Bert Jones t
Monroe , W. T. Joiies of Poweshlck. H. I
Jnccbs of Polk , Will Klrkpatrlck of Mahaski
W. H. Cobb of Appanoose , A. T. Blomgro
of Webster and J. H. Pryor of Polk.
In accordance with a resolution introduce
by Speaker Bowen , n committee was ar
pointed to draft resolutions of respect fc
B. Iladcliff of Allamnkeo , a member of tt
Seventeenth general assembly , who died
short time ago ,
/ \oinliiiitc AVlillp for Scnntor.
The democratic members of the leglslatui
In Joint caucus tonight nominated Fre
White of Kcokuk county as their camlldat
for United States senator In opposition t
Gear. White was recently defeated for go %
ernor by Shaw by a majority of over GO.OO' '
The democrats have thirty-four of the IE
members of the legislature , nineteen beln
In , the house and fifteen In the senate. The
did not plnco In nomination auyouo for stal
binder and state printer.
SMALLPOX AND DES MOINE !
llenlUi OflleerH Have No Hope u
nixriINc- Out Telephone
.MnoIIH < T ArreNteil ,
DES MOIN'KS , Jan. 10. ( Special Tel :
gram. ) The smallpox at Youngatown , th
little nilnlnn community of ICO families neii
this city , Is on the Increase and Dr. Welli
the city physician , saya that there IH n
question but it will coino Into the city prope
Two now cases were developed today , W | ]
Ham Anderson and Charles Cooke beln
taken sick.
; It now devclopes that the disease wa
brought hero by Dan Hrooks from Me AI
eater , I. T. , four wcekH ago and that ho ha
been concealed in the Herring homo fc
tbreo weeks before doctors wore calle <
Today's new cases developed some dlstanc
from the Herring home , where the dlacafl
first' appeared , so there te no telling ho' '
many liuvo been exposed ,
CharUw H. VanAlHtelii , manager of th
local olllce of the Iowa Telephone companj
was taken Into custody this morning an
held awaiting tbo arrival of the generc
manager of the Iiell Telephone companj
The atoto Inspector has been going throug
the accountK of VunAlsteln for several day
and it was given out this afternoon thu
ho had found a shortage In the account
| ' of $3-5. VanAh'tcln took the matter calml
and asserted his Innocence and confldenc
that ho would bo relieved of all eusplclo
as soon as a moro thorough Investigation )
made. He has been with the company fc
years.
In reply to an Inquiry to the state dalr
commissioner tbo attorney general toda
gave out an opinion to the effect that
private individual cannot , according to th
existing dairy laws , have In hla pof-sc-KSlo
oleomargarine of yellow color. Commls
Bloncr Norton found that twelve mor
families at Earlvlllo , Delaware county , th
ilnlry center , were using oleomargarine i
their homos. Dackeil by the opinion fret
the attorney general he has gene there t
see that the law Is enforced.
All cases pending In the federal court , be
gun before the late Judge Woclsou , and 1
which bills of exception are now derldci
will have to be retired , as Judge * Shlras ai
i.ovncrd today that he hns no jurisdiction i
hear them or sign the bill , under a recci
ruling ot the supreme court of the Unlit
Plates. This ruling wns a surprise to tl
attorneys , none having heard of the decislo :
which wns handed down last week and Is I
the current number of the Supreme Con :
Heporter. The decision affects a large nun
her ot pending crises in the federal cou :
here , at Council llluffs and Kcokuk. It hn
been thought nil along that Judge Shin
and Judge Woolson's successor could slo
the bills of exceptions nnd attend to tl
matters , but under the present ruling no
trials must be granted.
At the annual meeting of the Slate Agr
cultural Foclcty today these officers we :
elected : President , Hobcrt Johnson , Hun
boldt ; vice president , J. C. Prosier , Hloon
field ; directors , W. C. Drown , Clarion : 1
11. I'lcknrd. Harlan ; M. J. WrnggYmikei
J.V. . Wnilsworth , Algona ; John Ilown
Clinton ; J. 1' . Manatrey , Kalrflcld : C. 1
Cameron. Alia ; W. W. Morrow , Afton ; A. 1
I'lumcr , Ivy : D. Sheehan , Osage. The d
rectory will meet today to elect n seeretai
nnd treasurer. Secretary Van Houlen's n
port showed a balance of JIG.ROO cash c
hand. The society ordered some of th
put Into nn auditorium and stock pavillc
nt th'o fair , grounds nnd the remainder pi
out at Interest , A resolution was adopu
urging the legislature to mnko the society
stale department , headed by a commleslone
nnd the classification with It of all the agr
cultural bureaus connected with the sta (
government.
Ily an almost unanimous vote this mon
Ing the members of the town State Uo
tiers' association decided that the prcsei
bottling law was OR acceptable to them i
any legislation which could probably 1
secured. The officers elected arc : Pres
dent , M. Ingverson , Clinton ; vice prcslden
Charles Ostrnniler , Atlantic ; secretary ar
treasurer , Fred Hnrbach , Dos Molnes ; trui
tees , Ocorg ? Selzer , Carroll , and Wlllln
Klolpo , Dubuquc.
The twelfth annual meeting of the low
Veterinary Medical association convened t (
day. The principal event wns the annui
address by President Shipley of Sheldo
The attendance Is the best In years ami moi
delegates are arriving ,
The committee having In charge tl
movement to bring a military post to D <
Molnes today announced that three railroad
trunk lineH , have each offered 400 acres i
land near the city for the post.
.In in li lie ml Klr.st Into n Well.
IOWA CITY , Jan. 10. ( Special Telegram
Lloyd Orris , a prosperous farmer , (10 ( yea :
old , "drowned hlmsolf In a well on his far :
one nillo north of Liberty. Ho had bee
acting strangely and appeared worried. Afti
breakfast ho emptied his pockets and le
homo. Tha family supposed somcthln
wrong and a son went In search. Ills co ;
nnd shoes were found near the well or
his < vlfe discovered the body head-downwai
In water several feet deei ) .
town > w .Vofen.
John Ilouliilmn of Ryan was kicked li
a horse and died In a few minutes.
A concert given for charity at Crestn
resulted In a profit of $100 .after all o :
Denses wcro paid.
The AVhceler farm , so-called , near Den
son , consisting of 1)11 ) acres , was sold hu
week for J2U.OOO cash.
There Is not a single criminal case n
the docket of the district court , now I
session In Hardln county.
William Grlggs of Lcmars was serious !
Injured by the breaking down of his b
cycle while constlng clown him ,
Matt lllllers , a section hand on the Ml
watikeo road at SIbley , fell from a brlilj :
and broke his shoulder and was Injure
internal ) ! ' .
The Spirit Lake Ooacon states that tl :
demand for flax land for next season
much greater In Dickinson county tha
ever before.
The Corning Gazette kept track of tli
potiltry and eggs shipped out of Cornln
during the year ISM ) mid finds that thel
asGresate value , at market prices , wn
Dubuque has a new savings bank , wit
a capital of JoO.OOO. Among the stocli
holders are Senator W. Hj Allison , Reprc
sentative D. B. Henderson and' Archblslio
Hennessr.
Two men named Rowe and Howell hav
been arrested at Fall-field on the chare
of murdering Mabel Schollpld , whose bed
was found In the river nt Des Mollies on
day last summer.
An unsuccesssful attempt was made t
rob the bank nt Enrlvlllo. A hole W.M
drilled In the safe , but the robbers wer
frightened uwny before they had time t
blow the safe open.
Richard Harrison of Hellevnc. Jackso
county , a distant relative of former I'ret
Idem Ueiijamin Harrison. Is nn inmate c
the Jackson county poorhou.se. JIo | H I
his ! > 9th year and his mind Is a complet
wrook. '
The bar committee appointed to ex
nmlne into the conduct of Attorney Job
rintt Adams reported. finding hit
guilty , and rceonimcndnd he bo dbtbnrrre
from practice. The charge was unprofe.-
slor.al conduct.
A freight wreck occurred on the New
ton branch ot the Iowa Central road Mon
day. EiiKliicer T. R. Long of Oskaloos
was killed. A nnmbor of cars and tw
engines were badly demoralized and tli
IOSSH of property will bo heavy.
A woman passenger on the Northwester
dropped a liiiiulbntr containing J2,0u0 won
of Jewelry from the
train when it wa
near West Side. Sidney McGarvey , it
tlon hand , found It nnd was 'given ' M (
reward on returning It to the owner
, - , , < 1CO'V % ; I3lllleyan aged ploncr
still Hying nt Vernon , Van nurcn counts
was the author of the first Iowa bdioi
law , which was passed at the first terrl
torial legislature at llnrllncton In IKI !
Dr. Bailey Is probably the oU est HvK
pioneer lawmaker of lown.
H. W. Baker ot Davenport bus in hi
possession four historic railroad snlke-
These spikes were the llrst to bo drive
on four lines of Iowa railroad , ono th
llrst road built In the state. In 1851 ; n ,
other the Davenport , t St. 1'anl fnow if '
Milwaukee ) , n third the h. , i & . '
D
All members of Hie HOURO synod of th
Norwegian Lutheran church at Roland w
belong t secret societies were oil m
tlmt In case th.-y . did not abandon sr
meinbernh p they would bo expel" fro ,
the church The members refused !
withdraw from tlio societies and th
rliureh JiiiH given them Kx months' tin
to think It before
over action is lukeii t
>
.SnflNfleilMV KB | | , , ( N ovi r.
Cedar Rapids Republican : The election I
OVM , aml llor ) " , ' , " " " reason why any Vf
publican should lay up grievances , t w/i /
a fair I Kht as po Itlcs go and It wi H foug "
hard. There ought now to bo no Clear in"
or r-uninilns . republic" .
men. but simply ' ,
When there Is another xemitorl il'K t , , '
' rf'Ilublll > an " ; m > ' ' > ' line u
1Ilwlt * < ' p : The fact that Sen
,
nfnri war nominated In ' lust nlchf
caucus bv acclamation | s Jo' , , , , Of nn .
llniTnn 'nnT1" ' ! ? ' " ' " " mil"y frlMclH ( ' " '
1 ngton and all over the state and It wl
bo accepted IIK n line endorsement of tli
great Herylces which tlio senator hus.
h H keen Insight Into public affairs nn , hi
able. Bin tcsmuiiHhlii. been able to render tb
jieonle of Iowa and of the union.
Sioux City Journal : It Is a matter f < >
c-oiiKratulailon all around that this ben. .
torlai content | x over. The victor * can nl
ford to be liberal In'lhclr thought and li
their conduct toward llio vanquished. I
thu Interests of the jiurty have. Muttered I
any wise it should be the ambition of lien
Hides , since excitement IIIIH opportunity t
fool and the best rciibon In stock to abHer
Ithclf to repair the Injury to thu extt-n
PosH.bie. As a starter In the right dire.
lion let all republicans extend congralula
tloiiB to Senator Gear , with the lioiie tha
hu may huvu many years before him i
which to enjoy life and honor hl statu an
country.
Marshalltown Times-Hopubllcan : Th
HUcii'HS of Senator Gear In Hi-curing a re
nomination Is In large part a triumph of th
conservative clement in the party , that i-li
inent which IH disinclined 10 disturb exlsi
IIIB conditions when nothing of an offVns\ !
nature can bo urged or proved ngultiHt th
Incumbent of an olltce. His zeal for hi
frlunda during his imat career Imdeluv
many frleniinhlps that were of vital foi.
In the content that has raged with uiifx
umpled earnmtiiBMH. Thu only point thi
could be urgt-'d against him with any hliuu
IIIK of fairness was Ills advanced ut'ian
the lo ri of that jihyslcal power which < ! !
lliiKulshtHl him when hi- earned the nuhrl
quet of "Old liuslness. " wbllu In his prim
an governor of luwu. .Mtlluwcd by age un
a m.iture mind he nth- represents the con
s.'rv.itlvo type which ill.MlnRUlPheP many o
the numbers of the United States scnat
ni l will continue tn dn no unless the rav
uses of nge further disable him. In thl
bitter resiirct his success in the prtson
contest may prove to be his greatrs
oalamlty.
Keokuk Gate City : The end has come ti
the senatorlnl squabble with the forma
fomlnntlon of John II. Oear last evening
l-Acn the Cuinmlnn followers saw the em
with the nomination of Howon for Bpt-ake
and many other people saw It long befori
that. Mr. Cummins did the graceful thlm
and the manly thlnf ? by withdrawing hli
nanip nnd nlloiwlng Senator Gear's nomlnn
tlon to be made unanimous. The talk abou
KoliiR dnwn with the llaR nailed to the mas
Is bombast far beneath Mr. Cummins am
ne was wise In qulttlti ? vhcn there \\MS IH
longer any forlorn hope of success. Hi
put up n hard tlcht that n good many o
us consider showed more pluck than dls
cretlon and gets full ctedlt for having madi
the race In his best form. Now hl lutes
actions Indicate that he serves notice thn' '
he hns no desire to raise a ruction Rlmplj
for the sake of piaklmj trouble ami tha1
he Is Inoklni ; out for the best Interests o
the pnrty. It is now the duty of the Gem
men to put the salve of vlclorv upon theli
wounds and It Is the duty of the Cum
inlns men to henl their broken ambition ;
wU'1 ' A'10 ' . " " " "ifnt of hou : > for the future
I Is the duty of both sides to.wine off tin
slate and bcRin a new record. Thev an
Iowa republicans. Iowa republican * a !
ways do their duty. Wo may depend upoi
TO IIKIMJAI. IIOHTON IIOM.VC l.AW
Cliiilrnuiii Oilrll nf > IMV York iinyn I
llneoui-iinei I . 'olio l.'lnlil lliK ,
NM5W YOllk , Jan. 10.-H. n. odcll. chair
nittn of the republican state committee , de
clnred positively that the Hortou boxing lav
must be repealed at once.
"Have you become convinced that thest
so-culled boxing bouts arc brutal ? "
"Brutal , no. They are fakes. That Is whj
1 think the Hortoti law should l > o. re.
pealed. The lights are llxed beforehand niu
the spectators are humbugged.
"Take , for Instance , the McGovcrn-Dlxoi
light at the Broadway Athletic club las
night. 1 never saw such a farce. Then
was not n stage ot the game at which tin
nc ro could not have gone In and llnlshci
ills man. When I left the club I was satis
lied that the Horton law should be re
pealed Immediately. "
lleiiillM on ( lie HuniiliiK Tracti * .
NKW OH LEANS. Jan. 10-Husults :
First race , one mile , selling : Dr. Walnis
.ley .won , l.onnep second , Tom Klngslcj
third. Time : 1:14. : , '
Second race , six furlongs : Sam Pullet
won , Kl Canty second , Magic Light third
rime : 1:17. :
Third rucH. handicap , steeplechase , sheri
course : iMurble Mulshed llrst by a leirwth
but was dlsqualllicd. Van Brunt won. Prci
Owenft second , Al ReyVets third. Time : .1:32 :
Fourth race , one and-ono-slxtcenth miles
handicap : . Compensation won , Lackm.ii
second. Strangest third. Time : 1B2. :
Fifth nice , six furlongs , selling : Verlfj
won , Au'ltator second , Cathednil third
Time : 1:16. :
SAN FHANCISCO , Jan. , 10. Weathei
clear and tr.ick good. Tanforun results :
First race , six furlongs , selling : Wild Hei
won , March Seven second , Charles Lebe
third. Tlrne-r l:12 : i.
Second race , one and onc-ciKhth miles
hnrdlo haiullcaji : l < omo won , Monlta sec
ond. University tblrd. Time : 2:1S.
Third race , one mile , veiling : Merry Bo : >
won , White Fern second. PIiiK third. 'Time
Fourth race , six furlongs , selling : Gram
Sachem woii. Crokcr second , San Augustlni
third. Time : 1:1 : Hi.
Fifth race , six furlongs , handicap : Lov
Ing Cup won , Tlmemukcr second , Mental
hide third. Time : l:13 : , i.
Sixth raci , six furlongs , selling : Jorkc ;
Bill won , Clnrumlo second , Terrene third
Time : 1:15V :
Illlernolloiial Atlilello Ciinlent.
N'HW HAVBN. Conn. , Jan. 10. While ne
gotlatlons have been opened between Yali
and Harvard on one side and Oxford am
Cambridge on the other relative to an in
ternatlonal meeting next summer no forma
challenge bus yet been sent to thu English
iiicn. Correspondence , howrver , has bcci
opened and the Britishers have exprcssci
themselves as eager to cross the oceai
about July 1 , provided It can be arrange !
and the situation connected with the Soutl
African war docs not make It impossible.
Mmiy Kiiliirll.r HanKnlrleK. .
NEW YORK , Jan. 10. At tile 'ono ;
Island Jockey club today It was nnnouneci
the total number of entries received for th <
Futurity race , to bt\ run In HKTJ , is 1.211 , tin
largest entry over received since this raci
was Instituted. , In addition to the pnbllshoi
entries for the Suburban handicap for this
year Vcntoro's name was placed there to
day , making In all sixty-eight entries foi
that event.
ClileiiKoini Wlii.s HiMvIliiK Cuii.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 10. W. V. Thompsoi
of Chicago , vice president of the America !
Bowling congress- , won the silver cup glvei
by Dr. H. Tlmm of New York , president o
thu congress , for the highest score at ten
pins. Thompson's score was 1S2. Then
were twenty-three contestants , comprlslnf
most of the crack bowlers ot the country.
lllxoii UoilN tlu > itlnir.
NEW YORK , Jan. 10. After the tlglil
last night George DIxon said that he would
never enter the ring again. McGoverr
Isrued a statement Inviting challenges fron :
ambitious featherweights.
HlghCbt quality , exquisite bouquet , dell-
clous taste makes Cook's Imperial Extra Drj
the fad in good society.
Iteiil IXnle TrmiMfern.
The following transfers were filed yesler'
day In the abstract , title and loan ofllce o
J. W. Squire , 101 Pearl street :
Frank L. Brown to Llbblo B. Nichols ,
n'/i ho'4 21 , sw'.i sw'4 L'2 , cVi nw',4. ol
sw'i and nwU ne'i 27-71-3S , q c d $ 1
G. L. Ktihle. and wife to Nellie Kahlc ,
lot 13 , block ( i , Jackson's add , q c d. . . ]
Eunice M. Cnsndy and husband to Pot-
tawatlamUi. Investment company ,
und " , i interest In10 lots In Council
Bluffs , deed , . 2 , < XX
T. K. Winter and wife to David T.
Sawyer , lot 10 , block 2 , East Omaha
Plateau , w d B0 (
S. B. Snyder and wife to I > aurn K.
MfMiillcn , lots 15 and 16 , block 7 ,
Fleming it Davis' add , s w d 3
Daniel Williams , executor , to Laura
K. McMullen , lots 10 and 1C , block 7 ,
Fleming & Davis' add , ox d 40i
Edward B. McMahon to Clare B. Van
Camp , lots A and f > , block 1 , Stcelc &
Wood's sulKllv , . w d 1,5X (
M.iry Parker ami husband to F.v. .
Robinson , lot 23 and aft lot : * ! , Davis'
add to Avoca. w d i F5 (
Alice Uowiis and husband to Kstolla
K. Bardnley , part outlet C , Neola ,
w d 7 < x
A. Ilubncr and wife to Omaha , Council
Blurt's and .Suburban Railway com
pany , lot 14 , lilock 3 , Plalnvlew ' add ,
w d . m
J. S. Chrlsninn and O.V. . Robards
and wives to same , lots S , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 ,
17 and IS , block 31 , Manawa park ,
w d ] , CS <
Same to Charles R. llannan , part
block 20. 'Mnnawa ' iiark , w d COC
John S. Crooks and wife to Omaha ,
Council Bluffs and .Suburban Hall
way company , lot 11 , block 2 , Hutch-
Inson's 1st add to Council Bluffs , ,
w d 60
Frank K. Rohlnson and wifeto Henry
V. Rock , ce'4 Id. n's nw'i 29 nnd n'/j
ne',4 30-77-3D , w d 13.K7
Total fourteen transfers $21,920
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK ?
Don't sivf them lea or coffee. Have you
tried the new food drink called GRAIN-O7
It Is delicious and nourishing and takes
the placft of coffee. The more Oraln-O you
give the children the more health you dis
tribute through thtlr systems , Graln-O is
made of pure grains , and when properly
prepared tantos like the choice crudes of
coffee , but costs about Vi as much. All
grocers sell It. lt > c and 26c.
SYPHILIS
A Trial Trmlinrnt Sent Vrec to All
Who Sutler From nuy Since
of the
Caren Cnarw Tlint llol Spring * ninl nil
" Oilier Trpntmrtiiii Fullcil
ti * I3 'i Help.
There has been dlscm-prrd by the Htnta
Mcillcul Institute. 1S8 KlcUtroli llldB. . Ft.
Wayne. Ind. , the inont remarkable Syphilis
cure over la-aril of. It 1ms cured nil such
Indentions as mucous pitchc * ! n tlio mouth ,
norc throat , copper colored spots , chancres ,
ulccrntlons on the boily urn ! In numlrcdH
of cnsosi where the hair niul ayclirown had
fallen out mid the whole skin WHS a limns
of bolls , pimples mid ulcers this \vondcrfui
rpc-cltlc lins completely chniiK'tl the wholu
body Into n claan , perfect condition of
physlclnl henlti' J-Jvcry rnllrnnil runnltiK
Into Ft.Vn - ,10 brliiKi score * of suITeroni
seekliiK thin new iind marvelous cure nnd
to ennblo those who rnnnut travel to ro
nllro what n truly nmrvoloui work the
Institute Is accomplishing they will send
five to every sufferer u five ( rlnl treatment
BO that everyone can euro thenmelvoa In tha
privacy of their own homo. This Is tha
only known cure for syphilis. Do not hesl-
tap ! to write m oni-o nnd the free trial will
bo sent scaled In plain package.
When other * fail consult
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OP MEN
SPECIALIST
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SEXUALLY. cured for life
NlBhtly Emission * , I.o Manhood , Ilydrooels
Ve.rlcoc.olc , Gonorrhea , Olcot , Syphilis , Slrlct-
nrc , Piles , Fistula and Rectal Ulcers nnd
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men.
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< VJA/J REMEDY CO. , ' 1
For sale in Omaha , Neb. , by , Tas.
iytlic. 202 N. : ( HH St. . Kuhn & Co. . 15t
C. Do Haven. Drueclst.
HAVE YOU
The ivorat cnne can lie oilrd liy an *
UK MitKnct I'llu Killer. Gunruuteed.
l.OO per box l > y mull.
MAGNET CHEMICAL CO. ,
Western Depot , Oumlib , .Neb ,
JOHN G-WOODWARD8cCO. |
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS.IOWA
tliat our prices are always
moderate Examine thorn for yourself.
Telephone 1I 6
Silver Fillings $1,00
Gold Alloy FltlinKB 1.00
Platinum Alloy Killings. 1.00
Gold FilllnL'a 2,00 and up
Crowns c.oo und up
( I , A. Woodbury , D , D. S. , Council Bluffs ,
Next to
Gram ! HofeL
