Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OM A IT A DAILY RRB: SATVRI) AT", OCTOET? 13, inOO.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
i. Mm .Mi:vrio.
IinMs sells glsss.
Mr Klley." ! -nt cigar.
lu fix lured and globes Ht lllxby'.
Kino A R C. Wr. Neumsyer'n hotel.
oilman, n-lentlllc optician, VO It'dv.
H .M I .effort, expert optician. W Hdy.
Srhrnldl'n photo, new Jiiil latest styles,
fab photon S1..7) duz. Williams, 541 Hdy.
W J. Hosteller, dentist, lialdwln block.
lmpi! beer. Saenko Hoysen. sob- ugenl.
J ' f, W Woodward, architects, 52.1 tidy.
Hrlnk UtidwelsiT brer. I.. Itosetifeld, ,ia'.
II K. While. ritiploincnt ageney. M IM
K Moor. Hon-.- It- In Logan, In., nti
b lIlx i.
Kxhlbit .inci ml" t Cllison I'l- tures
VeXUPrt. r lo. KB Illu.lllWil).
Oft mr work done at the popular Fugle
Uuridrt. Til Hroadwsy. 'Phono 157
' I Julep, undertaker. 23 I'euil ilreet.
Telephone i '(Hi . iC, reldpnee, v..
Mini Svbll liinel.itid left yesteid.i mi n
lslt l' frli iuIh lu Jacksonville. I'l.
W F lrafr. undertaker and HemM'-d em
b.ilmer Hmilh Main streot. Thone MM.
f'oiinu Auditor Innos Ii busv pre- firing
Hi" tow i-dilp ballots for ilni pnttilng
Uon.
Henry llrundps of llantni k. niPinlipr of
the Heard of County Supervisor, mm In
the veetpnlny.
There will be n. speiinl mpetliig tonight
of P.xr- Hior Miisonli' lodge for work In
ti.e tlm 1 iI"kiop. Ilefresliments will be .
eprpd ,
Home nilt-onant tiiiereei and purloined
i ho Im'.ihh valvp on I ho tprlnkler hydrant ;
ti F.lglifi .irnnp tiptir Si-cHi street Thn'"- ,
'Ih ihgIi' I
tcrt Dawson, fornifrlv of tills et. I
... ii, n i rcHldi-lil of Den MnlllOM, Ih lure
tuning n'd-ilinc friends nlnl renewing no- '
't i. unt i'l. i s
M r Kate Orny or Chicago Is In Hie
II. Hit K'lKMt of licr IWO IICplieWH. I, O
Si. ii . t l .dun street mid U. II. Sent! or
Frank "i ivoiiiip.
i ,li.0M!irln dene nt Morgan Klein's
' ktn iM .if mattresses made over by new
pr Letter Hum upw 123 South .Main
Hir pi r.-,.p,(uii St'.
.1 iiigx lur M-riprda redm-pd tlio lull
"f t. hi.- Wulkpr, bound ovrr to tlif ui-.i'id
"ri nn t lie pIkwkp of hIpiiIIiib Hi'Vrrnl
ru t;n ib" propprty of bin nNtpr, from Wi
l.. $-
i S C mpo, wbn rpinovpil hi Ufd n.-ik
obi"it ii or iiro. Ii;ih iIppIiIimI to iPtur'i to
'oin.il li' iffo uKain mill niakp thl clly
lus b .in 1 1 ih family a r- pxppi l".! In nr
HV" l'ini..rrntt
luirlc.- I'Mwaiil Itobpv i.ud MIkh Horn
Mill, 17. v.' in ir.iirrlt.d Thursibiv pvpldiikt at
Hip nuldrncf of tin- brldi''.H ji.ui'iitH, Mr.
find Mr llPiiry Mllulz. "A'l Hmitli UlBlitn
ftrppt Him . H VrntliiK ollli latliiK
Tbp ..isp nf i liarlp. 'I'lplon. i lnirKi'd Willi
Hip tlipft of a fpi nf liarnpM.i. win broiiRi l
op t) pollip pi nrl till murnlnK:. wIipii Tip
ton otiti rpd a plea oi not Kidltj find lb"
fiiribr. Iir.irliit; v.n I'liiitlniirit until iipM
Mondin-
I'lip fuiipr.il of Il'in .lorpMfi will lakp
pin-p Monday itiorntiiK nt !OJ o rlopk from
Orofl iitnlprtnUliif; PMt.i'illHbmi'iit. TIip
pit iri-f will In nn. lor tbo i.iihiilcs nf Hmn
b .i.it i., dn-. Indi pptid ; nt Order of Ud l
iliw-
A inn n unp found trying: to oll n blryoio
at iiM.il piiwiiHlinp. Ust ntKht. ilo
pITpii iI Ii lor t- St. 'I'lip ',rw prlpp aroiM.'l
Up upn .oiih of Hip pnll'i- and bo mi
nrips'.-.l At Hip Uy tall ho navo tiv
i.ain. ..f .1 II. Diiwklnx.
TIip Ipi rlipri of (iariiPr. Knup nnd l.rv. i
t wiisbipM will hold thilr llrst ill.lrlcl uipi'1
Inu t.nli) lu tln iiillcp of County Hupprln
t ml. in Mr.Manus In Hip rouiity roiirt
1..HI1, l''rom twpul-llvp lo thirty tcarlicia
nr , x . i oil to bp In nttoniljiii'i.
i vv 'laltcrbuck. fat In r of A. 1' clat
tprbiii I.. I pontliiPd to Id liniiip, ".Vi Avi
n ... ' by tint pffortH of a fall whlrh lie
n iffpt-.l Wpiliiojolnv nlnbl whllo mi hi
mi Ii iiv I ruin Hip AI.Ih.iii inrottliK. Tho
tipplripi t nioU plnt-p nn Twenty-llftli rtrrot.
I'l ..in ii 1p .,i nal i-xtiitp on Optnlmr 17:
RO ii. n-H oi gi.inl inrni land on C'rowcput
road ilirpp milfH from etn'pt par lino, will
ml' In i.urt or whnlp to milt purphni'pr
Halo I" . oinuifn. at 1 o'clock iharp.
IVrniH. .hi. -third raidi, balanpo mi time.
I KnoNu
Mth I'l.iikt.urn and Mr.. ICIIiik. ladlpn
ft .ilnr. 1 1 v I ii K on Ktipppi-r Htrppt. ha I
!! ublp ,ipr a dopr and their rpfppctlvp
. bililrpi' Mrs. Illackburu tiled a rhnr,o
f (iflHiinii .iRalnul Mr. KIihk and .lii'U-
Xvipswrib will arbllratp t hi- trouble thl
I '.rnli. in police court.
Mr' i nllup U'alliiiHilpl. need S.'! pnr..
ilu-d enipnla'' innrtdim nt St. Hpinard's
l..Hpltii1. ot wnlcli alio had hern un Intnat
fr mi' week 'I hp funeral will be held
fr..tn Ksl. p uiulertaklilK room") thin afl
crii, in at 2 o clock ami Interment w'll be
in Walnut ll'll lemetcr:
.1 H. Hweet haH tiled an iii'IkIuiiI notice lu
the district court befclimliiK a damage ult
nualnm the It Kr M. lalhvay for fit' im. Hp
alleges ih.it 1.11 Airftl.it bnKK.ilje valued i.i
thai amount Ix'l.itinliiK to him and It. I'.
I .wer w.i Ii nt bv the company. I.owo v
ban a.sii;upil I.Im Interest In the Iimkuk '
t.i Sweei.
Winn I In- i no iiipihial Mra Sophie Ward,
i barK'd nilh a'iiitiiiK MIkh Mary II. .n..
was .ii'l'd In .liiHtlce VIpii'.i court esti-r-iim
.lu i ih, i. n Hi - defendant failed lo put
I., no uip'arance and a mlttltniiM to iom
iml her to Jail was lnupil The trouble
In i ween tb' Hvo women occurred at u
d r a male i o.miiIoii. ' N
The r.-nul.ir Heml-mciith'.y .uicpllnt; of the
Trad.- ai d Labor aks"inbly wiih held bi(
ev.iuiif, TIip iiiinuiinc -in. 'lit was made that
Hipp. were betiijf taken to s-ocure Hie allldi
t .nn of the Tailor' union with the nunem
bl (jeoi'Ko Sanch.i pfpseiited Ills rc.-lKiia-t
on a a m.-iiil cr of Hip board of triiMioon.
I' v. ih ..icppted and 1''. U. Marlow wuh
ele.teil to 1111 the vacancy
Jadce Smith returiieil yesterday mornl'1,5
Hi'in Mrkman. Shelby i-ottnly, where he
iielHerid 11 iiimpalKii spiecll Tburnl.iy
1 hi lo the atterncoii be went to Ue
P'line where lie was booked for 11 spepch
lam r.lijht This nftrrnooi lie will speui.
, r, and In the ov 11 iib at Afton (11
up 11 Kiiml tnicllnijs a. I n -r Hie dlstrl :
and cerythliH: InokliiK ' r a splendid iu-
I oliiUan victory next m inth.
The lierthlek club will bfRln Its year's
Work with a meotliif: to be held October
Si when an luterestlni; maslcal prosram
-will be Klveli. The club this year will
ilfvote especial sluily to the wtirka of soup
of the best Auicrlean coiupohtr.. ICffnrt-
II ro belliK made to Increntn- laiKely 'he
mi'inberslllp ind the auuouiii ement Is made
that miMh illy the work will In? fully up
to the standard which the orpanUutlun li.ii
nel In the past
Aidei! lleiiedli fs Kibln Rntnunl" will bi
Ihe attrn.'tloii ai Hie Holmny theater to
morrow nlcht. The play h.n been seen
lier.- Bpveral lltn b in and Is a strong
favorite with f.miu-il HlutTs theaterKoers
The stury ! Interesth't; and tilled with lira
niiitle pcenes width hold ih" apdlenco spell
bound from beslnniiiK to end. The piny I
well staged, the c.i.ii.iii c.irrylnR .ill Hi
scenery for lis p,,l 01. n Tint Kieai
eartjuiuake scene a in. .1st act H won
derfull ren'Uttti
Wl'llam Hocli, sentenced to six months In
the penitentiary for forplnc the signature
of the Qnral Lumber comiany to a check
l wauled by the Omaha aulhorltleH. JjdR-Mat-y
Riispended exet-ullon nf lloeh's pen
tnnin on the representation of tila attorney
for ten days In order Hint application mlch
bo made to Hie governor for a pardon ot
parole. It Is tald that lloch U wantei'
in Omaha to answer to a rhariio of ob
talulnc money under false proteuses. om
cers wero over yfsterday asklnir that lie
be tnrr.etl over to tliem as soon as tlio au
tborltteii wcrn through with him here
N Y. riumblnK Ca.. telephone 230.
l.tti-RCflt Assortment
BOYS' SOLID SHOES
$1,25, $1,50, $1,75, $2,00
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
- a 1 -
MILTON'S
M'2 Hrti .dw.ty.
,A LOAMS
Hut 1 . I'astiMii Nebraska
i, oi,i Jumns N Cawadv. Jr..
.( .1' Hi Council Hluff,
Save Your Honey n&
eAVlMi. J.OA.N IVn IM'II lilXII AV.V
j;t;i I'rurt direct, CntiMCll IIIuITk, lu,
BLUFFS.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PER ACRE
Judga Mncy Sots a Pfice qu tbe
Contained in East Omaha,
Land
OUTCOME OF A RIGHT-OF-WAY SUIT
I'rli-r I'Ui-il by the .sheriff's Jury Is
Untied by llic Ctiort 11 ml tilt
llplrnlt s tidlciile I'rollls
'I'liereli .
In tlio district court yesienlny morning
JmlKe Maey )aii'l"d down his ileelplcm III
llio Hast Oniulia tlRht of way suit between
Iho betrolt syndicate, which owti the
Krenlor part of the. property foimerly held
by tlio dust Omaha Laud company and the
Omiilm HrldKP and Terminal lUllwny com
pany. The suit will broiiitht by tho Detroit
syndicate ou appeal from the- nwnrd of Iho
sheriff's Jury lu the condemnation procecd
Iiiks limtlliited by Hie Terminal company.
The sheriff's Jury placed Iho vnlue of tlio
Innd, romprlrlnK neres on Ilia low 11 side,
at $1,000 an ncre unci placed the value of
Hie railway emhiinkinpiit at $1,000, but eon
sldcred II outside Its province to determine
the tpiestlon of Hip ownership of the latter.
.luilse Miicy held that the land In con
troversy whs worth $i.oflo nn acre In 1 !,
fl.noo In jsni and 2,msj In March. IH0O. and
HiHt tlio date when the syndicate was on
tilled to nn assessment of damnges whs In
I MM and he therefore llxed the damaKcs nt
ll.fiflii an acre, an Increase of $500 per acre
over the niidliiK of the sheriff's Jury.
As lo the ownership of the railroad em
bankment .lutlpe Mney held that It was crl
dent that It was the property iriyiuall of
the l'n Ion Pacific Hallway company and nt
no time could huve formed part of the prop
erty of the syndicate. lie therefore de
creed Hint Iho ownership of the etnbanli
ment be In the Termlnnl compnny. The de
cision In Iho value of the laud beltiK In
favor of the plaintiff the nttornoys for the
syndlcato were Riven judgment for $1,000
attorney foes.
The law causes on' the docket having been
exhausted, Judge Mncy this morning will
make the II mil settlement of crpilty discs
for Iho term. t
The rases of Knrensnn ngnlntl White
and Wood llrolhers against the Citizens'
State bank were taken from the assignment
and rantlnueil until next term under the
usual penalty.
The suit of Oslo Ilrundnge ngalnpt the
Ohlefigo Northwestern llailwny company
was dismissed by stipulation, settlement
having been made, out nf court.
In the suit of Mnyne & Ilnreltnn against
Amelia Illrney Judgment was entered
against John Dnshe, garnishee for J 100, the
amount of the verdict and costs not lo
exceed $300 In all, Hie amount which Doshe
admitted he owed Mrs. Illrney.
Fremont Ilenjnmln has commenced suit In
the district court ngnlnst A. J. Henman of
Omaha to prevent the latter from r,"curlnK
t It lo to certain lots In this city which he
purchased at tax sale. Benjamin alleges
that Senman failed to pay the purchase
money nt the time of the tax sale us re
rpilred by law and that insufficient and In
valid notice was given to the owners to
redeem.
Cur Sole.
$1,000 worth of sample Kurs. comprising
Iloas and Collarettes, to close out at less
than manufacturer's prices, lomnuncing
Saturday, October 1.1.
WI I ITU LAW & C.AnDINEIt,
Iloaton Store. Council HlulTs, in.
HKII NWIJATUIt I.OOKKD Sl'SlMCIOl'S
Ken, 11 re of the Irrest of (SfiirK,' Sur
llnir, WI10 Won lll tin- llnlitier.
A mini giving tho nniiio of Fred W. Spur
ling was arrested at Avoca. In the custern
part nf this county, on suspicion of being
the partner of the dead robbor who held up
tho Kansas City train 011 the Durllngton
Wednesday night of last week. Tho arrest
was mailt, by Town Marshal Hatty Thursday
ovenlng. Spurllng was taken from a freight
ear loaded with potatoes for the eastern
market. In which he wub stealing a ride to
Chicago.
He nnswered Hie description of the mlts
ing bandit in nn much as he U about six
feet tall and weighs In the neighborhood of
170 or ISO pounds. Whnl attracted Mar
lhal Matty's curiosity most, however, was
that Spurllng was wearing a red sweater
and tho published description of the much
wanted trnln robber give him ns attired In
v similar garment.
Spurllng did not appear the least dlscon
crteii over the arrest and told a very
tralght story, lie (aid he had been work
ng In Seward. Neb., and was on his way
o Illlnolh. Ills red sweater attracted the
ent inn nf the irnln crew and believing
they might possibly have tn mlBsIng train
robber on board turned him over to Marshal
Hatty on the train reaching Avoca.
As soon as the arrest was made word was
ent to Superintendent Hutler of tho Adams
Express company lu Omaha nnd several of
Ucers of that company went to Avoca yes
terday morning and took a look at Spur
llng. They expressed doubts as to Spurllng
being the. mun they wanted, but requestod
that ho bo detained until evening, bo that
he could bo Inspected by others who had
been notified ot the arrest. Deputy Sheriff
Long of Avoca, when asked ovnr His tele
phono yesterday afternoon about the nrrost,
stated that Spurllng wna evidently not tho
man wnnted and that he would be allowed
to proceed on his way.
IIopI l'tule Truimferi).
The following transfers were filed yes
terday tn the abstract, title and loan office
if J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Jesse M. Smith and wife to Ktite N.
Fisher, lot 5, block 1. Kiddie's slbdlv.
w d $i.:oo
U V. Potter nnd wife to J. D. Harris,
part cAj wVi S-71V-10. w d 2.M0
Isaao Jf nallup to Elizabeth M. Gal
lup, s S nerrn rf4 w'i 17-76-irt. w d.. 400
J. c nigloy mid wife to A. Culver, 10
acren in swV 114 Ifl-5-13, w d 3,853
W L. Douglass and wife to Samuel
Wood, lot 9, block S, Carson, s w d.. 1,000
Oeorgo W Freeman, sr.. and wife to
Almon M. CJrlftUli. lots 6 nnd 6. block
2. Williams' 1st add to Hancock, w d 600
May Dlllln and hueband to Emily
Downs, lot 14. block 1, Neola, w d.. 2W
Seven trarmfars. mrgregatlng $8,560
Attention I. ). O. K,
All lodges of this city and visiting nroth
ers ar requested to went at Odd Fellows'
temple Sunday morning, October 14, r.t 9
o'clock sharp to attend the funeral of our
late, brother. Frltt Mnyr. Also to meot
at the same place. Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock to uttond the funeral of our late
brother, H, V. Jorgensen, Ity ord3r of A.
. Bchtiltx, N. O., Humboldt lodge, No, 174.
U Harris, secretary.
Marrlnicn 1, Ionium.
LU'iinscn to wed have been Issued to tho
following persons;
Nnnin and itoaldence. Ane,
Hay W. nlKb), Ciunell Hl.iffi, 31
Maud.' Jl. McDonald, Council HlulTs . 23
John Msstln, Nwliru-sku Cli, ,'K
lliidget llannuii, Nebraska Cltv Ti
Ctilliifll II 1 11 IT u, Mimiitiirl ulley,
Tho Council lllurfs HUM school will Una
up this uflcr;iocin ui thn IlrlvlOfj park
Hxalnst His Mlnnourl Valley lllgli niiool
foot ball players. A good game Is looked
for, as the local team has been reorgan
ized slnco the last match. Krnnst Rlektnau
bus resigned as captain, havtnt; quit his
studies and secured n position In one of
the Implement houses, and It. (Irason has
been fleeted In his place. Hobert Mitchell
has resigned as buslnesa martng-r and
Charles ('ampbell elected In bis i.tcnd.
The game will be called at 3 o'clock. The
local team will be. Left end, Mlnsmun;
loft tackle. Korron, left guard, Peterson;
center. Cochran, right guard, Campbell;
right tackle, I'llllng; right end, Kettrlng;
quarterback, Troynor; right halfback,
Wheeler; fullback, Knox; left halfback,
Orasou; substitutes, I'llllng and I'lattuer.
Order Denied liy Court.
Attornes Ptwart and Hess, appearing
for n number of creditors of Officer &
Ptispy's bank, called the attention of Judge
Mncy yesterday to their application for
nn order requiring the leeelsers to file n
report and Charles Ofllrer to tile the In
ventory of his father's estate. The Judge
declined lo Issue any order nt this time, as
he did nol desire to hnrass the receivers,
who he had been Informed wero using
every effort to complete their report ns
quickly ns possible. At tho same time
Judge Maey Intimated Hint ho would not
tolerate any unnecessary delny In the mat
ter. Claim? aggregating $111,000 wern Hied
against the hank yesterday with the clerk
of the district court and one rlnlm of
$1 S10 against the estate of the late Thomas
Officer.
dllli'illcil to Tlili'very,
Petty thieving has been going on for
some time past from the Ulonmcr school
cloak roonis, nnd many articles of cloth
ing of more or less value have been taken.
Who the guilty party was could not bo
learned, and the first clew was obtained
Thursday, when ono of the pupils reported
lo the principal that she had seen some
children leavliu; the building with a bundle.
The children were followed to their Inline,
nt lll'i Third avenue. The name ot the
family living there Is Mnher. There nre
three girls In the fnmlly. and one of them,
the youngest, was found to have been
wearing a stolen clonk to school every
day. When questioned ns lo their motives
In stealing one of tho children answered
Hint her mother hnd told them to stock
up their wardrobe In that way.
HiiMlttiK Tennis siniidliiu,
The second week of the bowling tourna
ment leaves the Champions in tho lead,
they having played nnd won but throe
gntnes, tho match between them and the
wholesalers this week having been post
poned until next week. Tho standing of
tho clubs In tho tourney Is as follows:
Club. I'!ayed. Won. Lost. P.C.
Champion 3 n u l.ooj
Indians r. 'i "1 1 .Ml
Liberties Ii 4 2 ,tW4
Nonpareils ii t 2 .iW5
Pioneers ti 2 4 .Ml
Samions (J 2 4 . 333
Monarchs ii 1 5 .I61
Wholesalers 3 n 3 .ono
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughi, colds.
I'ur ile.
JiiBt received, largo sample lino of Furs,
which wo will close out nt less than man
ufacturer's prices, commencing tomoirow,
Saturday, October 13.
WHITKLAW & OAItDINER.
Hoston Store, Council llluffa, la.
Davis sells paint.
Commonwealth 10-ccnt cigar.
FLORAL PARADE AT ATLANTIC
i'reiiipiiilon Critivil Wntelien tbe l'acs.
Iiik f 11 l.ollir I.liif of Dee
tirntrcl 'flilep.
ATLANTIC, In., Oct. 12. (Special Tels
gram.) There was a crowd nttcndlng the
carnival today estimated at over 15,000.
The streets wero jammed from early morn
ing until Into at night. The feature ot
tho day was tho Moral parade and It was
a tremendous success. Thero were about
twenty vehicles, Including Inndnus, tan
dems nf twos nnd threes, pony rigs and
phuetons, etc.. In line. Tho affair was
made quite 11 society event and the women
of the city have been dovotlng much time
nnd skill to tho making of tho parade the
success it was. Tho reward for double
carriage was given to ono decorated nnd
driven by Misses Harlan, Downs, Fannie
nnd Minnie Hlock. It was a handsome,
snowball turnout, with the women and
all tho trimmings in white, except a deli
cate touch of gi'eeu. Tho second piizo
wns given to the striking red turnout
of Misses McWald, Conord, Hockafollow
and Love. In tho singles tho first was
given to Mrs. Ira Shoudy, who hnd hnud
hoiiio yellow chrysanthemum decorations.
Tho second was glvon lo Mrs. Grant Camp
bell, with a beautiful lily turnout, Tho
parado will be repeated tomorrow.
Thla was also republican day and Hon.
H. 1. Sallinger of Carroll addressod a
packed house ut tho opera houso tonight,
keeping the audience In a good humor
from start to tlulsh at his pointed sallies
at tho democratic party.
Tho carnival will cloae tomorrow with
democratic nnd IJIks' day. Tho Elki will
have a parado tomorrow night.
1 oi,i,i:i;n piioi-uskoiis1 imu.itks.
I'nll TfiUeii nt lotvn Institution lilvcn
llpKlnley (irent llitjorltj.
CRINNKLL, la., Oct. 12. iSpeclal Tele
gram.) The trend of political opinion
among collego professors, as Indicated by o
poll of tho Iowa college faculty taken here
todav, Is unmistakably for McKlnloy. Of
sixteen professors Interviewed thirteen were
for .McKInley. ono for Woolley nnd one un
determined. Tho argument advnnred by
most of tho professors for their position was
that the election of llrynn and his chaotlo
platform would unsettle everything. Thla
they consider of greater Importance than tho
question of Imperialism, which Home of them
do not favor. Tlio state of opinion as dis
closed hero Is probably indicative of tho
attitude of collego professors In general.
Iotvu II 11 1 1 cl I it mt unit I, on it l.pnaiie.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ir., Oct. 12.- (Special.)
The Iowa Domestic Local Hulldlng and
Loan Assoclutlnn league held Its annual
meeting hero yesterday, with about twenty
associations represented. A proposition
carried looking to membership In tho
United States I.esguo of Loral nulldlng
and Loan associations, and President Reyn
olds was chosen as tho delegate to the
1S01 meeting. A number of addresses wcte
made, ond lit the afternoon there was1 a
general discussion of tho loan laws and
revenue laws and decisions, which de
veloped the opinion that an Injustice Is be
ing dono the associations in tho method
of listing shareholders for taxation. Tho
following officers were elected; President,
C. H. Reynolds of Dubuque; vice president,
Hdwin Meslck of Waterlooj secretary and
treasurer, F. D. Gay of Hoone, Tho next
meeting will bo hold In Des Moines tho
second Thursday In October, 1001.
It it 1 1 )- nt .MnaoMtlne,
MUSCATINH. In., Oct. 12. United States
Senator J. P. Dolllver and Captain J. w.
Rumple, republican oandldute for congress
In thn Hcrond district, uddresned a crowd f
thousand. hern ufUr 11 torchlight parade of
over a mile In length. Kuthuiiusui was In
tense ns this was he coneresulonul battle
ground In Iowa, Villmer, th democratic
candidate, will be present at a deniocrutlc
rally hern tomorrow night. .
CHOOSE THE CAPITAL CITY
Railway Surgeons Pick Dcs Moines as Their
1'uture Meeting Place.
CEMENT PLANT SEEKS LOCATION IN IOWA
I'nrtle Are nn ut Work Through thi
.Mrtte Muklnu IlnrlUK l.ooLInu for
Mlltlthle Depth unit dunllt)
nf l.linesliiiic,
DKS MOINi:S. Oct. 12. (Special Tele
gram.) Dcs Molues wns this morning
unanimously ehcseii as the place for hold
lug the next annual meeting of tbe Iowa
State Assoclatl.il of lliillwny Surgeons.
Osceola, Sioux city and Cedar ltiipnia were
mentioned for the conotitlon. but were
Ignored Inrgely becnuse they were either
not centrally located or for the reason that
It wns thought difficult to secure trans
portatlnn over road, running Into Ihcsc
cities as easily .is Into Des Moines. This
practically means Hint all future conven
tions of the association will be held 111 this
city, Inasmuch as tho constitution provides
that tho convention two years hence will
he held here. Officers wete elected lit the
muriiltig session today ns follows: tl. O.
Cotton of Rock Rapids, president; A. L.
Wright of Carroll, vice president; Ira K.
Gardner of New Hampton, secretarj, and
G Ilaldwili of Riithven. treasurer. The
following committee on Judiciary was
elected: A. A. Deerlng of Hoone, R. A.
Pnt bin ot Des Moines and T. S. Falrchllds
of Clinton. The next meeting will be hold
in October, I vol
It wns announced today by Interested
local capitalists that parties urn now
working through the stnte making borings
In banks of llmestnnn looking for depth
nnd quality of llmrstone sultuhlc to make
Portland cement. These parties hnve thus
far Hied Mason City. Fort Dodge, ISarlhatn,
Mnrshalltown and Iowa Fulls. Their re
ports mnde show that Mason City has tho
host quality nf limestone yet found. Thn
town which will receive tho best report
from this test and which shall offur a rea
sonable bonus will secure a Portland
remcnt plant which will cost $200,000 und
will employ dully !0(l men, turning out
30.000 barrels of flue cement dally. The
fuctory will be erected by a company of
eustern capitalists which Is nt present
capitalized to the amount of $500,000 and Is
also the owner of eleven other largo
cement factories In different parts of the
country.
nilis mill I'rrFihiupii FIkIiI.
For over an hour this morning all school
work at Drake university was suspended
while tho sophomores and freshmen '.nig
gled on tho campus In a tight to the Mulsh.
Tlie sophs planned the attack and though
outnumbered four to one made a good fight
and gavo up only when physical strength
would uo longer stand the strain. No one
was seriously Injured.
Tho republican state central commltteo
was advised this morning that Hon. O. F.
Williams of Rochester, N. V., ex-consul to
Manila and who stood on tho bridge with
Dowey when tho Spanish fleet was de
stroyed, has consented to speak lu Iowa on
October 21 and 25. The commltteo has not
yet decided where Williams will he as
signed nnd there will most tlkely be some
rivalry among the many ambitious cities ot
tho state to secure him.
Chairman Weaver has decided to adopt
the system cmployod by tho commute Inst
year for securing u large republican voto.
Tho plan In brief is to securo tho signa
tures of five men in each precinct to a
pledge that they will bo present ut tho vot
ing places on election day and personally
soe to It that every republican voter per
forms his duty to the party and his coun
try. The list of names of theso men will
be provided by the county chairman nnd
thoy will thoreforo be persons ou whom
the central committee enn depend to fulfill
their pledges. This part of the state or
Ionization was most effective last year and
It Is believed It will bo the samo this year.
The supreme court decided this morning
that tho compensation of an attorney can
not be fixed against the estate by an ex
press contract with tho administrator nnd
that no lien which the law would give nrls
lug from It would bo valid. The decision
Is favorable to the Chicago, Rock Island
d- Pacific railroad appellants In the
enso which was revoised. 0. D. Good
rich as administrator of the estate
of L. H. Goodrich entered into con
tract with Rlckel. Crocker & Christie
Hint they should take tho claim against
thn Rock Island road for tho killing of L,
II. Goodrich at Orinnell nnd should receive
half of tho sum received.
Tho court filed the following opinions
Illckel, Crocker Christie ugulnsl the
Hock Island railway. iippelWut, und O. II
Oondrlch, administrator of estate of L. II.
(ioodrlch, deceased, Cedar Rapids district;
reversed.
Henry M. Taylor again; the Wabash
Hallway compunj. Moniue dlstrkt: af
firmed. Lois fl Htiiart against Albert Twing and
Ilnv Twing, Audubon illstncl ; ufllrmeil.
H. HotTmaiin tigalnst II. M Coikerell.
Wnpello district; affirmed.
John Hnrclay against Hartholomcw
Keough, llarrlnoii district, affirmed.
AVltlil (lie ItlKlit tn Vote.
Tho aunual convention of the Women'B
Chrlstlun Temperance union of Iowa closed
this evening.
The resolutions wore, in part, ns follows
Hollovlng woman should i-hnre with mm
In tho government of the -tuto an well
ns In tin, home unil that the hlnte needs
her wisdom nnd Kervbe. we repeat our
oft declared nurpose to pontlnue our work
tor her political emancipation
Deputise of the unbroken line nf opposi
tion to the cause of total nbslliienee nnd
prohibition by the liquor traffic there la
I imperative npu 01 union ,1111 co-oprraH'i'l
uuioiiK mi' temperance ror"en in our state
Tho twentv-slxth general iissemli'y mu le
n most goneroiiH appropriation to Benedict
lioniB, for which are tendered the thanks
of the Women's Christian Temperance
union of tho state
Owing to tho great prevalence of Immoral
shows at the state and rounty fairs und
carnivals held In somn of our towns unci
rltles. we would earnestly recommend Hint
our Women's Christian Temperance unions
uso every legitimate means to have thee
shows discontinued by not attending smii
fairs.
It. was announced today that the Peo
ple's Accident association of Des Moines
having $2,000,000 In policies throughout thf
stnto has reinsured Its risks with the Con
tinental Casualty company of Chicago and
will suspend at once. The company Is In
oxcellent shape.
crr Hecelver for A. O, I'. W.
CKDAU IlAl'ins, la.. Oct. 12, (Special. I
Former Senator M. F. Carroll, postman
ter nnd editor of tho Republican at Hloom
flcld. has been appointed grand receiver of
the Ancient Order of I'nlted Workmen of
Iowa, vice W. M. Elsom of this city, de
ceased. Mr. Klsom resigned last week nnd
the grand lodge officials wore summoned
to meet hern to elect his successor. Later
they were summoned to conduct Mr. R
som's funeral yesterday afternoon.
FIRE YeCOjT D.
I'linii ItiiilitlncN nmlrnjed.
OAKLAND. In o i 12. f Special Tele
gram )- -Fire tonight ronfiimrd two barns
and one corn crib on the farm of James
Mlrd, near thn city, the contents being en
tirely destroyed in tho building. The
origin of thn fire In unknown and the lots
unetftlmuted.
a n u u a n K 9 u
M
j "Lest Yoti Forget' 'Lest
That SMITH & BRADLEY
arc HATTIvKS, ami curry the best ami most iip.t.i.tlnu- line ut this oil v. n.iis.Minu of the .Miller
Iluwch ami Stctsoit-thrcc uf the best iii.ikc. Known. Ail si .Cs, all priow, f. ..m si 0(1 up.
Ml' VOl HAVi: 1 lll'.U 1KO.M L S, Illl'.Vin UK. III.'
Y0UTSEY IS MUCH BETTER
It U l'ollilt- Thill Trlnl nf Allt-unl
Munli-rer Will He Heiinietl
i mitt
GKORGKTOWN. Ky Oct. 12.-Yc.utsey is
better tonight. He seems lo understand
nnd to obey (he nurses, though he docs
not talk or nnswer questions There Is
now less fear of brain fever nnd It Is pos
sible that his trial for the assassination
of Governor Goebel may bo resumed to
morrow. Ilia color remains good, his breathing
natural and his sleep quiet and restful.
Dr. Carrlek hays no opiates have been
given to the prisoner since Tuesda) night
and that the continued stupor results en
tirely from naturnl rnuses. Occaslonsl
doses of strychnine nre given to stimulate
him nnd he la thought to bo In ti fair wnv
to recover. All have now abandoned the
Idea that he Is shamming.
punjiioms foh wnvrnu.v vm uii .ns.
Wnr Stir, Iviim ltf iiiriiilieretl l,j- lite
Gt-iti-rnl (iiM pi iiint'iil.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-lSpcclnl 1 -Tb
following penslotiH have been grunted:
Issue of September 20.
Nebraska Itie reuse Ct rus Trent. Stan
ton, $12, George Metzger. Henlrlce, $1".
David ,1. Dinning. Heaver City, $12. Klwcn.l
P HogUP, F.tnpriek, $1", James U. Mi Dili
Lincoln, $s, J-onna Murks, Vork, $10.
Inwn: Additional -Nlcholaa Toban, Hip
pey, $S; John S. Ilonzell, Vinton. $S Rct'
ratlon nnd reissue Charles Perkins dead.
Manchester, $."A RpupwiiI Conrad Ibuier.
Russell, $s. IncrofispJobn (iu.rry. Center
vllle, $11; Patrick Tletney, liunlap. $12.
Drury M. o'Laughlln, Washington, $17.
John It. lliittolpb, l'llol Mound. $&, William
S. Heed, Mnrshalltown, $S; Schuyler Ather
ton, Muquoketn, $8; John Ctirford, Crespn.
$12. Original widows, etc Mnry H. Pirklns
Mancbesler, $S; Surah C. S.iyres Moulton.
IS; (epcelul nccruml Septembct 2S Francea
C'ulberthon, Waterloo, JS.
Salesmen Hy an old established Chicago
tea, cigar and splco Jobbing house, 11 few
more flrst-clasa salesmen; state age, teni
tory, experience, average sales salary or
commission expected. Address C X C6"
Tribune otllce, Chlcugo.
A Good
Housewife
li one who knows how to savo
money one who knows how to
cut tho edges here and there.
Wo want to get acquainted with
all good housewives, because we
can interest them. We can save
pennies for them at
THE BEE HIVE,
Tho place where they sell gro
ceries, Meats Are High,
but the prices are low nt tho Ileo
Hive.
Ha con-per
pound
Hum per
pound
Silver Leaf Lard
per pound
Halt Pork TMutes-
per pound
12-ic
10c
10c
10c
1 oKrr.r.H.
Our celebrated Mocha and OQ.
.turn, tier nriund J
Our P. S- C,. Hletnl -per
pound
25c
Our Hantos per Oic
pound VC
Our Special No 31
per pound
15c
XXXX Coffee per iOln
tiackage
1'I.IH It.
lluve you tried our lice I live
Cream? livery sack warranted -110110
bolter-- Li H(
per sack 'P
Large sucks of Corn Meal Ifi
for IXJ '
IMM'AKI! I'l, Ol It.
Don't theo chilly mornings re
mind you of pancakes? Yes, we
have them that Is, the pancake
Hour.
Square Ilrand, Aunt Jemima,
Huckwheat Klour, Dreakfasl Cere
nls and a good two-pound pack
age of Oatmeal, Tic.
Miscr.i,i.xi:oi s.
3-lb. can extra flue California
Peaches, can, lGc.
New York Apples, oc a can.
Tall cans Alaska Salmon. 10c
can. linked Means, f.c a can.
In the fresh Fruit line wo are
headquarters on Main street.
We wnnt your trade nnd will ap
preciate it. and tint will nppre
elate our goi.ds
TME Wi tlW
11. i'
Kinitl't'ii, Prop.
1 Main St.
i'i-1,
...Doliany Theater...
M I) Y. OI TOIJHIt II.
Twelfth vear of AMcn flflnrdl'tn
FABIO
ROMAN!
A romantic Melodrnm.i of Surpassing
Kxcellenc
OIIKATKST OF ST A OK A Nil Rl'FNI' '
HFFICCT9. AH Oni( I IN,A I -I.Y PHI;
HKNTBD IN NF.W VOHK CITY
I'rlern. m'n', tlRu unil rOe.
AK15 YOU SHOUT?
Gilbert's
Heel
W8
Cushions
Worn inulde the shoe.'' Ineradse heigh'
aieh Hip inatc.p. rnako lw-ttei tilting shoes
ri'movf Jar In walking Imlorhed bt phys;
plant Hlmiilt pbiced in Hie heel fen
i,.wn lion t require larger siloes 'j In
2f,i , In ,V. . I In. MH per pair Ai shei
nlnl rle;it stores ,
DC All Send name size shoe height de
UlAU sired nnd :'e et.imp for pair on ten
days trial .,,,,-.,. mi'C ( n
Si F,liii St , Itochcter N y
u9 azi n Hiu n u mnu m mn n ii08 n
"A TRAINING IN CLEANLINESS IS A
FORTUNE." COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION WITH
SAPOLIO
Really Now.
....when a Charter
give you 20
.intisfactory service.
uSn't that the right sort for you ?
Sold Isy.
t-S?3E3CSD"Sr
niPH VM I MADE Charter Oak Stove & Rnngc Co.
iJUnllLlilU BY MAIN A CASS AVE., ST. LOUI3, MO.
BlaM V "ij "v"i',r iieprtfrrnitimotiil.iimiiiil -eir ' plirn. iimi. wl I q tlrk.v
'ii .' . "ii pi iii.iKi.niu iip iti'iif rl.vc
ttV l Hi IJar.,.Vmtliil
V J.h.W J ul'rli Hurry. Cxlinuall
rtfv V,; .J,', i', ' oiyit y or., ism. t-ri
1 VttJft 'P''1 In MiH'ruiiiiiirruie mid nil the
V JiJtLw , u" "e ! .'.iirr.t. Cxlinualltifc Uroln Tilro.i Ir ,ti,il A oitMliiitilnn.
"1A; 1 ' 1 o11'''!! y or ii lent. l'irrMiiii,l,..i...liiJiti. i,- ripnlMint checked
1 V iP'il In tlfritiainrruu- mill nil the lu.rrnr ol lmi.l..n..v. !tK'f.rl,.flr.M ! n
and rwttoretsro ii w' kV V"i'"n""'J Wr urul' d linpurltir. CIIIMiii:.m: strcngUieai
rtn?.ihMfiTi,5u ' ,ir"' r "r'' "ut ru"d by Doctors lihpenne rope-pent r.r? tmut 'xil w'tv t'rmtnllf l.
. , " ' ' kL0n tnnmy tn cure nltbunt in oixirut m. frjoi 1. mm .1 1. a wrltin
piarn iieoctren 0 n v returrip.) If ti'-nxes
byillaii. fun I Ifif t iki rp i!..i nii.l illt,i..'i
A.itr-v,ii vit. Jimtu.M; co., j-.o. ioxar:.Kn !.
FUlt SAt.12 IIV Ml Kllh-nil.l.ON ..111 O CO.. IDTII AMI I'AIIN AM.
! I W
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Good Property
Is a Good Investment
Fifteen lots In a body for sale at a very reasonable prlca. These
lota are located in Omaha addition and Ho high nnd dry. They
will make a splendid location for rorao factory. .Several othar lots
suitable for building purpose one of thorn especlnlly will mnko
n fluu location for a home, being within one hlock of the motor
line and within two blocks of a school houMo und church located
In the western part of the city.
Apply at
ee
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY 6; HESS, i5'. Pearl St . Council Muffs,
f Hove to,, milt- a lump IIM nf Inuii iit pil
APUPlnlilr IiiiiiIni iiInii i-pvIiIpiicc mill
nnd llliinbii. MlMi; CAlm-.l
100 acres lliui! lull tup., 11 miles ue C. II.,
good bull. Hi. un, H! per ncre
0 Hcrct n.'iir Creseeiit, well Improved, ij
per ui re
60 iiticb ." miles eiisl, good buildings and
fnni. t'.o pp: acre.
Co-ni re fruit fur in. near city, good Improve-
ni"HtH, tl.V) per n re
3"-a n tri'it f. mi adjoining city, $il,uiu.
'lilt- iiliiive in inl ii mii in i I nl mir
T u-i- ! I lutereil. Trli-ilmiii it It.
i u
ft I
Curci, DandrulT Fall.ng Ha r Ilrlttle Hall
and all Scalp Troub'p?, su. h as Itching,
Rcrema. UrupUons etc. I'ure:y Vegetahls.
harmlcvis and lellalile.
Cure Guaranteed
even after all other remedies hurt failed
or money refund d.
n, iiitnsiisu co
Far lata hy
Chtons.
fihermnn & McConnell Dm
Co ,
Myars-Pllio i n-ig o ,
M. A. nillon, South Omaha.
i'lllllP Mlllllpit ll)
M. Monhelt Hair il.it, i..r,
A. L Underlain!.
lU' iiaiduoii Iiuk Co
cHiCHrr
i-S.TU CNULCtt
iji r it,
rfSVflL PILLS
(If! Tliat r-tiH llitl All nnl.
Uu liri) ri4 (iuU l 'i; L it iMl'l
t 7l 1 ' ' 1 I ulc ro olhc r, Hvrit
) Irfttitr mild SuLallliillunA tmA laaallai.
flan, h if) ir (Jtwi'i h nr frj -41, 14
ii4iu t ' I'MrU'iiUr-H TrllcauuUti
i4 'R(Hrr rr J,allf.'H lUt by rm
tun. ilull. Kl.HUU lrtirrwbltJi S, 14 fcf
VutUoUlirtHf IUJWI f.ua.4. . HAi
If 8
it
You Forget"
Oak Stove or Ranirc
years or more of iOAKMi
BO XC
CUPIOENE'
s Krenl VcRetv
liiivi., -lull, tvl t o llfkivpii,,, vnn ifull
nrnttivo nrx tu, mi'Ii l.wbt lSitnlntuit, luMimnl.i,
it i 11 11 1 I:nilHtluia. -,i noli- ItplilltlT Iniiilt-a
does not ellect a pcrran'itnt turn, ii.on u box. tot I5.W.
efore yoti
Have your leetli attended to call and
get our prices and sec for yourselves
how very reasonable they are. Henieiii
ber it costs no more lo have good work
than it does to have poor.
. ..Telephone 145
fl. Woodbury, D. 8. Council Bluffs.
Next to
I
Office,
Council Bluffs.
fariilK, elili-Ueii ruiittliPM, fruit unil
linliieiM prii, it'l l ' In I oiiiipII lllultn
ICO-arres Missouri bottom land, 8 rnilca
I clly. Jtti per acre.
i 600 acre stock farm near ICarllng, Sclhy Co..
I cheap
,'l2n acies In Silver Creek twp., 50 per acri
well improed.
I.'l acreh line bottom land In Itockford twp.,
ti'J .'0 pei in :e. uell improved.
hni. iiim: i.iumcii tt paiuis at
Tho
DtCYCLE
linn Iippii niMirilerl Hip l,ltM
rill In piiiuiiptillnii ltlllt nil
ntliiT Atneiipttii lnpelei nl Ilie
Paris Exposition.
ihf OitAMi I'ftlX Is, in im imine slg
tiirlei tb- Orund Frlr.u tin hlsth
cmt nwaiil other e !. wero
awarded gold, .-tptpr nnd bmnaa
mou.ils and 'honorable n.pntlon.''
but there wns onlv one grand
piliu .mil the Coliiinbln won It
The niev. ! has
t e.r.i-a- bpon In many
( 'r'-r?.' IndiMlrlnl ex
poklilnim and
It hss never failed tn win first
pliice whenever and whorwvr
, awards have linen made accord
Inu' to u
riXKU STANDARD OF I.XCCI.l.IiNCn.
HOMK ori-it k, ii it riant i), cr.
Nebraska Cycle Co,, SSlW"
Omaha Bicycle Co,,
Etormor
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