Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAJTA DATLT BE 13: WEDNESDAY, fAKm 20, 1001.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
.MIMM .MIXTION. ,
Davis pells drug.
Htookcrt sells carpets nnd rugs.
Gas fixtures ami globes ut IIIxby'M.
l.'lnn A IJ C beer. Noumnyer's hotel.
Wollmnn, sclentlUc- optlclnn, 409 U'woy.
W. J. Ilostetter, dentist. Hnldwin block.
l.efTert, Jeweler, optician, Z5 Hrondway.
J. A. Snow, auctioneer, ll'wuy, opp. Pi O.
Chief of Pollco Albro la at homo with
the grip. .. . ,
A Rood phaeton for sale. Inqulro at Uartcl
& .Miller. , , , ,
Kor rent, modern resldenco In heart ol
city. 7S3 Sixth avenue.
Mr. J. I.. Stewart him gono to Cincin
nati on a vlHlt to her daughter.
Something new for kodnkcrs at C. K
Alexander t Co.', 3.W Broadway.
W. F. (Jraff, undertaker and tllslnfcctor,
101 South Main street. 'Phono WW.
(Jet vour work don at tltu popular haglo
laundry, 721 Hrondway. 'Phono 1..7.
Ml. T. A. Marker has gone to Kansas
Oily on a vihII to friends and relatives.
.Mrs. lila Wakefield of lleatrlic, Neb., la
visiting friends In the city for a few days.
Morgan & Klein. upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress making. 122 S. Main st.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mellrlde have Bone on a
visit to friends und relatives at Seattle,
Wash.
fitly Martin and Deputy Sheriff .1. M.
Long of Avoca wcro in Council Uluffs yes
terday. Kxcclslor Masonic lodge, will have u Bpe
clal meeting this evening for work In the
third decree.
Kdgnr llafer loft last evening for Atehl
fcon, Kan., where today ho Is to marry u
well known young woman.
A want ad In Tho Hen will bring results.
The same attention given to a want ad in
Council Bluffs as at tho Omaha olllrc.
Misses Marie and Nellie Knowles of Head
wood, S. I)., aro In tho city, guests of the
family of William Whitney of Klfth avenue.
James A. l'atton. formerly of Council
Bluffs, now president of tho Stock arils
Bunk of Commerce of Kansas City, Is In the
city.
Slmduklam temple No. SI. Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan, will entertain tho
members and their wives ut a social Ihurs
day evening.
Tho Ladles 'Aid society, of St. John
Krmllsh Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. l.leo,
127 South Klrst street.
Miss Belle I loon, after a severo Illness of
six weeks, has reiumcd her nosltlon ns
stenographer In tho olllce of County Su
perintendent McMunus.
County Supervisor and Mrs. John M. Mat
thews havo been called to Palmyra. Ja
by u telegram announcing tho critical con
dition of Mr. Matthews' father.
Congressman Walter I. Smith will nddress
tho Men's elub of St. John's English Luth
eran church next Tuesday evening. Ho will
talk on tho recent session of congress.
lion John llerrlott of Stuurt. la., former
state treasurer, was In this city yesterday
conferring with local politicians in tho In
terest of his candidacy for tho republican
nomination for governor.
Fred llartjo of Koch, Neb., and Hannah
Braner of Crete, Neb., were married yes
terdav by Kev. J. W. Wilson of tho Congre
gational church In tho superior court room
at tltu county court house.
Tho case against A. Southwell, charged
witii riMMimltint- n prlntilnl nowsbov named
Clarence Hendricks, was continued In police
court yesterday morning until next Tues
day. Southwell gave ball and was reieuseu.
After tho regular meeting of Pottnwnt
tamlo trlbo No. 21, Improved Order of Ked
Men. tonight In Its now hall In tho Marcus
block tho visiting members from Omaha
and South Omuha will bo entertained at a
smoker.
Attention, owners of talking machines!
Just received un entire wngonload of new
tulltliii? machine records: also a lot of new-
nut ..tvle machines. At BnurlclllH Music
House, Council Jtluffs, 335 Broadway, 'phono
4W5, where, tno orgaii' sinuus upon mo nunu
Ins.
Wllllo Tucker ntul Charles Balcom, small
1(ovh arrested Saturday on a charge of dis
turbing tho peace of the neighborhood, were
discharged Monday morning by Judge
Aylesworth, who ordered tho costs taxed to
tho prosecuting witness, a man named
AVcbb.
Articles of Incornoratlnn of M. Constant
company, doing business us commission
merchants In this city, wero tiled with tho
county recorder yesterday. Tho Incorpo
rators aro M. Constant. Ucorgo (J. Boll and
Herman Buerdorf. The canltnl stock Is
placed ut $10.XX, divided Into 200 shares of
W each.
.eph Hughes, who celebrated St. Patrick's
nay somewnai prematurely iiiiu num. w
sleep early Sunday morning on tho front
porcli or an unxianu resilience, was us
HeKseil r. ntul pouts In nollce court yesterday
morning. Tho celebration having exhausted
his cash balance Hughes will board out tho
lino at tho city Jail.
Tho authorities wero asked yesterday to
assist In llndlng Susln worries, u l.i-yenr-
,ilil I'lrl who. It In said, luft this cltV Oil
March 11 In company with Kd Orllla and
wife and George Kennedy In a Junk wngou,
ostensibly for Blair, Neb. The relatives
of tho girl havo been unable to securn any
iraeo of her or the people sho went nway
with.
Hogau Ouren served notice Monday on
Countv Trcasuier Arnd that he would ap
peal to tho district court from his decision
In the matter of property alliged to havo
been omitted from taxation by him. Upon
the report of "Tax Ferret" Cunningham the
rmmtv treasurer found that Mr. Ouren had
omitted property In tho amount of $5.()(K)
from assessment for tho years 1MW to IDW,
inclusive.
The receipts In tho general fund nt the
Christian homo lust week showed an up
ward tendency and for tho first time in
several weeks were above tho estimated
needs for tho current expenses. They
amounted to $110.81, being $'.'7!t.8l In excess of
tho estimated expenses and decreasing tho
deficiency In this fund to date to $11.71.
In the mnnagcr's fund tho receipts ware
117.(0, being $17.W) below the needs of the
week and Increasing tho deficiency In this
fund us reported last week to $131.90.
N. Y. Plumbing Co., telepnone 250.
Hl'.CAl'Tl'lt III) l'OH LINCOLN JAM
Albert lleMICK Snn lit- Wiih Tlreil of
CooMiik; for I'r IxoncrN,
Albert Hetties, nn escaped prisoner from
tho Iincnstcr county Jail at Lincoln, Neb.,
mih arrested In thlB city last evening.
Hetties hntl been sentenced to live months
nd had served nil but twenty days. He
was cook nt tho Jail when ho made his
rsenpe. Ho envo us his reason for break
ing Jail that ho had become tired of tho
llfo thero and bolloved ho could do bettor
lsowhere. He will bo taken back to Liu
:oln this morning.
Davis sells glass.
Fooled Apin
The weather man has fooled us
once mom and Is giving uh u
real touch of winter nro niter n
day or two of lino spring
wenther. You cannot always de
depeiid upon tho weather, but
you can put absolute faith In
bur
High Grade
Storm Rubbers
von rnniiot llnd their cuiinl In
the city nnd wo sell them ut tho
Iowe3l lioieu.
SARGENT'5
l.ool; for tho Hour,
F ARM LOANS
Ncgotlnted In Eastern Nebraska
KU Mum tt., councu uiima
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(Successor to W. C Estep)
KS I'UAUL 8TU12I2T. 'l'Uouo OT,
BLUFFS.
GRAIN DEALERS' CONVENTION
From Many PI nets in Iowa nnd Khsonri
They Gather at Council Blufii.
.OMPLAINTS MADE AGAINST ST. LOUIS
..n(cni of WcIkIiIhk In (Jround for
Faint I'liidliiK nod There It Con
tciitlmi Over I mleru club t
n lid KiCC.iH C'liurges.
Tho annual meeting of tho Grain Dealers
union of southwestern lawn and north
western Missouri wns In the leaguo rooms at
iho Grand hotel yesterday, nnd had ono of
tho largest attendance In years. Tho grulu
dealers, lllie the wholcsalo grocers, aro a
close corporation, and their meetings uru
held behind closed doors, yesterday's ses
sion being no exception, Tho Importance of
several matters up for discussion, It w.'in
said, was responsible for tho largo attend
ance. Two sessions wcro held, ono In tho
afternoon and another In tho evening.
At tho afternoon session theso officers
wcro elected: President, D. Hunter, Ham
burg, la.; vice president, E. II. Van Sholack,!
Elliott, la.; secretary and treasurer, (. A.
Stebblns, Coburg, In.
O. L. Graham of St. Louts nddrcssed tho
association on tho weighing system In voguo
In his city, In an effort to explain some
causes of complaint by tho grain dealers of
this tetrltory und Illinois who ship to St.
Louis. The system of weighing at St.
Louis has been a ground for complaint for
several years among tho shippers of Iowa
and other adjoining territories, and charges
of underweight nnd excesB charges havo
been tho bono of contention.
K. J. Noble, chief grain inspector of Chi
cago, addressed the meeting on tho ques
tion of inspection nnd grading of grain.
l'roni .11 any Timviiw.
Among those in attendnnco wore: W. P.
Daylor, Mount Pleasant; J. W. Smith,
Lamonl; D. Hunter, Hamburg; Alva Hnm
mcrsham, Hamcrsham; K. W. Miller, Guth
rie Center; Charles S. Rogers, Mount Plens
ant; C. A. Talbot, Osceola; C. S. Clark,
Chicago; G. A. Wlllctt, Osceola; U. A.
Lockwood, Dcs Moines; William Cool, Cum
berland; E. J. Noble, Chicago; J. W.
Wright, St. Louis; E. rtclchcrt, Karragut;
Thomas Koblnson, Corrcctlonvllle; C. M.
Uoynton, Creston; H. I-'. Lcct Maryvllle,
Mo.; E. J. Smiley, Topeka, Kan.; J. M.
l'atton, VIIlBcn; O. W. Judd, Sldnoy; W..
II. Kuton, Emerson; W. I. Fritz, Clear
field; (I. A. Stebblns, Coburg; M. F. Hnckutt,
Fairfax; Charles Sawyer, Weston; 0. L.
Graham, St. Louis; G. F. Wilson, Wat
son; II. A. Noble. Watson; William
Dougherty, Hawthorne; William Wheolcr,
Casey; J. H. Wray, Creston; J. M. Hladlk,
Manilla; A. C. Savage, Adair; O. II.
Savage, Aduir; J. A. Funk, Illanchard; F.
W. Sheldon, Porclval; I. W. Shumbaugh,
Clarlnda; O. II. Dnylcss, Weston, Mo.; C.
F. Davis, Pacific Junction; George It. Jones,
Phelps City, Mo.; G. W. Lowery, Lincoln.
Neb.; It. C. Hopp, Hlllsdalo; W. K. Simp
son. Marnc; It. j. Edwards, Hawthorne;
Isaac Mottcr, St. Joseph; S. T. Marshall,
St. Louis; J. 1). Samuels, W. G. Sherman,
Klvorton, la.; I). I). Ireland, Den Moines;
George Dunkirk, Shenandoah; J. T. Spnnglor,
Walnut; C. J. Harris, Ilartlctt; G. D. Wil
liams, Chicago; James Gault, Creston; D.
Onult, Cromwell; G. A. Plcrson, Orient;
M. Hennesy, Orient; W. II. O'Nell, Mis
souri Valley; W. S. Johnson, Fontnnello.
KveiiliiK fiesHlon.
At tho evening session, by almost unani
mous vote, tho association decided to altll
lato with tho National Grain Dculcrs' asso
ciation. This proposition hus been up be
fore every meeting of tho association for
tho last thrco years or more, but hna nl
woys been voted down.
Ono of tho subjects discussed last even
ing was railroad rates and complalntu
about alleged rebates given by somo of tho
railways.
TAICHS CASH A WAY FHOM .IIIHV.
Juilue Mel'lieriioii (Irilers Verillet for
11,110(1 for 31. i:. Soillli A- Co.
Juilgo Smith McPhcrson of tho United
States court took the case of M. E. Smith
& Co. of Omahu against tho Charter Oak
Meicantllo compuny. W. W. Cushman and
Martin Neal, nway from tho Jury yesterday
morning nnd ordered a verdict returned
for th0 plaintiff for $1,900,
Tho suit was really directed agnlnst Mar
tin Neal, n wealthy resldont of Denlson,
In., nnd u former member of tho Charter
Onk Mercantile company. Tho plaintiff
company alleged that It had not received
notice of Neal's retirement from tho com-,
pnny nnd, believing him to bo still a mem
ber of tho firm, sold, a quantity of goods
to It. Tho company later became bank
rupt nnd tho Omaha firm brought suit to
hold Neal responsible for tho lndcbtednei!3
of tho Morcantllo company. Tho defend
ants wero allowed ten days In which to
fllo a motion for n now trial.
Following tho disposal of this caso
Charles nennott of this city, charged with
passing n counterfeit $5 bill, wns placed
on trial. It is charged that Bennett suc
ceeded in Inducing E. 0. Lloyd, a grocer
on Broadway, to chango tho bill after hu
(Bennett) had been Informed that It was .
counterfeit. Bennett first attempted to
pass tho bill In oxchangs for poker chips
In n gambling roof nt tno Manhattan sa
loon, but tho proprietor declined to nccopt
It and told Bennett It was bogus. Bennett
then went to Lloyd's store, whoro ho suc
ceeded In changing It. nnd with tho pro
ceeds went back to tho saloon nud "bought
In" nt tho poker game.
Senleil Verillet It et uritctl.
The caso was given to tho Jury at (1:30
last uvcnlng nnd on hour later It returned
a sealed verdict, which will bo ppencd by
Judgo McPhcrson on convening court this
morning,
The trial of tho damago suit of Mory
Ityan, administratrix of tho estate of John
Ityan, against the Qhlgngo, Burlington &
Qulncy railroad will be taken up this morn
ing.
Tho cases of Lawrenco I. Brown against
FOR RENT...
THE BENO STORES
No 29. 31, 33, 35 Poarl St.
No. IS. 30, 32. 34 Main St.
Theso stores lu tho center of tho city and
occupied for many yenrs by
John Bono & Co.,
tbo largest retail dry goods and clothing
dealers In wectern Iowa, who havo re
moved to more extensive quarters lu tho
Elseman building.
Kent very low to deslrabla parties qn long
lease.
E H, SHEAFE & CO
IlENTAL AO E NTS.
S Pearl Street, - Cuuucll Bluffs.
tho Union Pacific railway nnd Lucius Wells
against James A. l'atton aro also assigned
for today.
Charles Sherman, who had pleaded guilty
to uu Indictment for bootlegging which had
been innglng over his head more than n
year, was discharged ycslorday morning,
but was Immediately rearrested nnd held
for tho stnto authorities. Seven Indict
ments, un churges of Illegal sales at llipior
as tho ngcut of tho United States Supply
company of Kansas City, havo been re
turned against him by the district court
Jury nt Mount Ayr.
TltAFI'IC
IS
AT A KTA.MISTII,!,.
Henvlent Stum full of tin1 Sen non nml
lliirilenne Drift It,
Council Uluffs experienced tbo heaviest
full of snow yesterday of tho winter and
the storm was said to bu tho most severe
for several years. Tho wind, which bley
ns a hurricane nil day, drilled tho snow
and practically put traffic nt u standstill,
In places tho drifts vcro four feet deep.
Tho motor company mndo a heroic effort
to keep Its Hues open nnd managed fairly
well to maintain somo Bort of a scrvlco
between Council Bluffs and Omaha. It
was hard work, however, as tho cars would
frequently get stalled or off tho track,
Tho Bweepcrs nnd plows wcro kept con
stantly nt work, but they failed to keep
tho tracks clear of tho drifting snow, Lnto
In tho afternoon tho company wns handi
capped by ono of Its large sweepers becom
ing disabled.
The worst point on tho lino botwecn tho
city and Omnhn wnB nt the Illinois Central
crossing on llrondway, where the wind had
n full sweep, nnd thero tho snow kept
piling up. A large force of shovelcrs wnB
kept nt work nt that point. Tho scrvlco on
the suburban lines wns much Impalt-cd.
Tho snow had tho effect of almost bus-
pending business In tlm city, ns teams wero would apply to tho School for tho Blind ut
unabla to maiio nuy headway against tho Vinton, which Is u strictly educational In
wind nml drifted snow. Only thoso per- stltutlon nnd not at all nn usylum or rcfugo
sons who wcro compelled to do so ven- for blind persons. Tho fnct that tho school
tured on tho streets. Tho elcctrlo light term nt tho blind school has been shortened
compnny experienced much trouble owing this year owing to n failure on tho pnrt of
to grounded wires. nnd tho linemen wero the leglslnturo to properly divide the funds
kept busy cutting out circuits all tho appropriated for Its support Is causing
evening long. 1 much complaint throughout tho stnto.
Tho motor compuny's sweepers wero i When this mutter Is rectified by tho Icgls-
responsible for several runaway teams on
Broadway and Main street during tho day,
but then: wns no damago to speak of.
TO
INSI'HCT
H.M.MIA LIGHTING.
City Council I'ostlioiies Aellon on the
Xov IJleetrlc Conlriirt.
Tho city council met yesterday nfter
nnon ns a commltteo of tho whole nnd dis
cussed tho relocntlon of tho elcctrlo llghtfi
under the now contract with tho Citizens'
Gas nnd Electric Light company, hut noth
ing deflnlto was decided upon. Owing to
tho snow storm tho aldermen did not make
n tour of the city and tho discussion was of
an Informal character.
It was tho general opinion of tho nldcr
men present that In tho event of tho tow
ers being douo nway with, It would tnko
twelve nrc lights to furnish tho snmc
amount of Illumination as one tower. At
present tho city has 12K llghtR, but It was
estimated that to furnish tho sumo amount
of Illumination with the new stylo lamp
without tho towers It would tako 200 lamp3.
This would mean nn increase In rental of
$3,500 per annum. Under tho now contract
tho city will savo about 51.800, nnd this
sum would furnish about twenty-six extra
lamps.
Several of tho aldermen expressed the
opinion that tho city would bo better
lighted with the towers, nnd suggested that
an experiment bo made with both plans.
Tho aldermen will go to Omaha foiiio night
to Inspect tho lighting system there.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Itocd. HI Broad'y.
11HV. WILLIAM .1. CALFKIl CA1.LK1).
Unroll ClerKj iiiiui W tinted nt the
Hromlivuy MctlioilUt.
Itcv. William J. Cnlfeo of Huron, S. D.,
has been called to tho pastorate of tho
Broadway Methodist church to succeed Hev.
Myron C Waddell, who Is in California
for his health.
Reports from Hov. Mr. Waddell mnko It
certain that ho will bo unable to resume his
pastoral duties, and tho directors decided
to extend a call to Hev. Calfeo to 1111 tho
pulpit for the remainder of tho pastoral
year. It Is expected that at tho meeting
of tho Des Moines conferenco In September
ho will be appointed to tho charge here.
Hev. W. J. Calfeo Is well known In this
city, having conducted evangelistic meet
ings ut tho Broadway church In which ho
was nsslsted by his wife, who Is an ac
complished mission worker. Ttov. Calfeo
has been filling tho pulpit of the church
several Sundays slnco Hov, Mr. Wnddcll
went to California.
Davis sells pnlul.
Kntertolii Kctlcrnl Court OfllrlnlN.
Postmaster Treynor ontertnlned nt lunch
yesterday at his resldenco on First nvenuo
tho federal court oIllclalH attending the
present term of United States court. H1b
guests wero: Judgo Smith SlcPlicrson, Con
gressman Wnltcr I. Smith, United States
Marshal Ocorgo M. Christian, Chief Doputy
Marshal Howard Hcdrlck, Clerk of tho
United States Circuit Court E. E. Mason,
Clerk of tho United States District Court
W. C. McArthur, United States Prosecuting
Attorney Lowls Miles, National Itopubltcnn
Committeeman Ernest E. Hart and 0. M.
Hurl.
DoLong's slatlonery department is right.
Ileal KmImIc Triiiixfcrft.
Tho followlni; transfers wcro tiled yes
terday in the abstract, title nnd loan ofllco
of J. V. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Theodore F. ICahler and wlfo to Hein
rlch MelneiH. nVi no'4 and nt, sw'l
nei. J2-77-I1, w if l "Mo
J. II. Arnold and wlfo to H. S. Hush.
lots 11 and 12, block 2, Arnold's add
to Oakland, w tl no
Georgo Cuff elt and wlfo 10 Levi A.
Lnrneil. sw'l seu 30-7H-39. w il 5.nm
Until M. Spurgeon to Doru Ituudnll,
hits 11 and 12, block 2, Arnold's 1st
udd, Oakland, w d 450
F. J. Day und wife to tllcn Deyo, lots
2, il and 4, block 18. Ferry add, w il.. C0
('. A Machan to Itenatn Mach.iu, o
22 feet of lots :i nnd 5, block IS,
Grimes' ndd, w d.....' 2,S00
Leonard Everett to Helena Louisa
Houlck nml Julius Hoolck, sc'I nw'i
14-77-12. w d ; il3,v;
Leonard Kverelt el ill, executors, to
same, nwU 11-77-12, w il -l.S'iO
Henry C. Scheldln and wife to John
W. Schott, lot 21, block 2, Fulriuouut
ndd, s v d 2J3
Stato Savings bank to Louise llouhn
lug. lot 7. block hi, Grimes' add, w il. K0
uuaries u. nun Mini wue 10 riaillo I,,
Buckle, undli lot 5, block 3ft, Avoca,
w il .wo
Kasmus Frost and wlfo to M. A. Stir
enson et ul, part lot 30, Avocu Land
nnd Loan company's stibdlv, Avoca,
t A n rflQ
I). M, Donelioo anil wifo'to Perry Kof
ncy. e',i soti 2-7UII, w d 4,400
Henry Klelhorn nnd wife to A. L,
Preston, eVjj uei, nml nvl4 not', 25-V0-41
and w! nwS ;vi-7ii-lti, w il 7,400
Syilulu G. Smith et al to W, l. Hub
erts, n fi acres siU sw'4 and s fi ncrei
un,i swU 20-74-:tS, w il o;o
United Slates Nallunal ht.nl; of Omuha
to 10, L. Hli)igarl, ih'4 n"'i 31: imrt
so 'i sell mid part no4 sett 2f-7Ti-l'I,
w d MOO
MnrrliiKtt lili'enxeN,
Licenses to wed wero Issued yesterday to
tho following:
Name und Itesdeure Age.
Fred HnrtJii, Horn, Neb , 23
Hannah Brannr, Crete, Neb 21
William H. Ayero, Omaha 1, 10
Katie Tanner, Tiighkaulck, N. Y 31
"I wont n wheel, bin havo no money."
Is this your fix? You can earn one by do
ing a llttlo work for Tho Boc, Head our
ertat offer to boys and clrli.
TO IMPROVE SCHOOL FOR DEAF
Buperintsndint Rothert Wanti It to Eo
State Educational Initiation.
TEACHERS TO CONVENE AT GRINNELL
limn Olllclnl Henlster lonirtl
Klllullts of Pytlilnn I.ooUImk for
llfiiiliiiinrtcrn InerriiMC of Ill
ume. Ill State lliiHiltnlft.
DES 'MOINES, March 19. (Special.) Su
perintendent ltothcrt of tho Stnto School
for tho Deaf nt Council Bluffs, who Is nt-
tending tho stnto meeting of superintend
cnts of stato Institutions, Is In favor of
giving tho School for tho Deaf more dls-
tlnctly nn educational character anil to
bring It Into closer relationship with the
other brunches of educational work In tin:
state. There has been a movement qultu
recently to have the educational lnstltu-
Hons of tho stnto, such as tho Stnto unl-
vcrslty, tho Stnto college nnd tho Stnto
Normal, schools, under tho control of tho
Stulo Board of Control nnd this would
then permit of a closer ulllnnco of tho
School for tho Deaf with tho Stato uni
versity nnd other schools.
Prof. Hothert Is In favor of hnvlw; tho
stnto superintendent of public Instruction
made a member of the board, so ns to
recognize tho fact that tho School for tho
Deaf Is In no sensp n charltublo or olce
mosynnry Institution, but strictly educa
tional. With tho stnto superintendent hav
ing n say in tho mntter better results
might bo obtained. The same arguments
laturo nnd tbo attitude of tho deaf school,
It Is believed they will bo taken out of the
class of charltublo and penal Institutions.
A stnto meeting of tho superintendents
of Btato Institutions was held today. All
wero present except tho superintendent of
tho blind school and Superintendent Hoyt
of the hospital ut Clarlnda, who Is seri
ously ill.
Tho Board of Control today reached nn
ngreement with the Cherokee authorities
for the vacation of the roads through tho
hospital grounds and let thu contract for
platting and parking tho grounds.
TeuelierN' AnnocIuI Ion nt Grlnnell.
Tho program for tho sovonth nnnunl
meeting of tho Soutbenst Iown Tenchcrs'
association will bo held In Grlnnell April
4-C next. The president Is J. F. Hlggs,
Slgourney, and tho secretary, Mies Etta M.
Bardwcll, Ottumwn. Tho chief discussion
will ho on the question of tho relationship
between the various branches of tho edu
cational work participated In by F. E.
Wlllard. MatBhalltown; J. J. McCounoll,
Stnto university; .1. E. Williamson, Fair
field; Sarah Iorter, tVntervltlo; C. E.
Fleming, Tuma, and S. K. Stevenson, Iown
City. Hov. Frank nunsaulus of Chicago Is
to glvo n lecture, on ''Tho Next Step In
Education," Stato Superintendent Barrott Is
to tulk on "Tho Clospel of Progress" nnd
President Bearduliiir. of tho down Stato col
logo Is to hayo p loplc. "Which Trinity
tho BlrcU-pcelcr,, tbo Clodhopper nnd tho
Nnlldrlver; or the Teacher, tho Farmer and
tho Mechanic?" . ,
Olllclnl HrKlnter Isineil.
Tho Iowa Official Register, uu official
publication by tho secretary of state, has
Just been Issued. It was delayed this year
becnuso of tbo muddle of tho Titus amend
mcnt, which prevented compilation of tho
statistics until u Into date. The book con
tains n lino portrait of ex-Governor Larra
bco as a frontispiece. It contains tho or
ganic low of tho state, tho nets of admis
sion, historical mntter relating to tho stnto
and tho constitution; tho state, county nnd
district officials; maps nnd charts; tho po
litical platforms and tickets nnd the official
returns of the hist election. Tho Ileglster
has come to be recognized ns nn Invnlunblo
publication In Iown.
1 UIiik for l'jllilnn llemliiiiiirlerH.
It Is expected that ut tho next meeting
of tho grand lodge of Knights of Pythias,
to bo held lu Cedar Hapids soon, permanent
headquarters for tho order will bu estab
lished In Iowa. Tho consideration of this
matter bus been before tho Pythlans in tills
stato for several years nnd n commltteu
will ho appointed by tho grund chancellor
to make a report. Thero Is complaint that
when tho sessions of tho i;rand lodge nro
hold in some city on tho border of tho
stnto tho expense tor travol Is much greater
than when n central location Is made. Tho
grand lodge is growing rapidly nnd tho
matter of cxpensii Is important. Tho com
mltteo to bo appointed will undoubtedly
rccomtnend that tho headquarters bo per
manently established In somo central city
of tho stato or that tho grand lodge meet
ings bo all hold at n central point nnd not
bo sent about tho state, where tho towns
will make tho best offers of cash. Marshall
town, Cedar Hapids, Des Molncs, Fort
Dodga nnd Wnlerloo will receive consider
ation, und tho question is likely to bo ono
of tho most Important discussed at tho
grund lodgo meeting.
Iiiercimc of Insmie.
Tho February roport of tho stato institu
tions shows that thero bus been nn lncreaso
of thirty-two In tbo number of Insane
patients at tho stnto hospitals, but moat
of this lncreaso Is uccountcd for by trans
fers from county hospitals to tho stato In
stitutions. Tho bonrd Is encouraging such
transfers wherover tho county authorities
aru not In u position to glvo tho patlcntn
ho best treatment. Thero la n decrcasu
of seven lu tho number of convicts at the
penitentiaries. Tho Increase lu tho num
ber of Inmates of tho Soldiers' homo at
Marshalltown was twentyrfoyr. In tho
funds for tho Institutions thoro wns left
Mnrch 1 n bnlunro of $03,908.32 In tho sup
port fund, und $702,638.32 In tho special
funds.
ARE SHORT ON SIGNATURES
Count of S11I0011 len'a I'elllloti He
VflllM Fiwt 'I'llllt .uiiick
Arc Wanted,
MISSOUUI VAU.KV. In. March 19. (Spc
clal.) Tho Kaloon ndvocatea havo been busy
for a few dayH elrculatlnn a petition for
hiiIooms. Tho enuvHss of the county was
completed Saturday nnd tho petition filed
with, the county auditor that ovenltiK,
Tho total votu of the county nt tho last
olectlon was, G,3it0, bo that It was necessary
for tho potltlon lo havo 1,151 sinners In
order to "comply with tho law, 6.1 per cent
being requited, lioforo handliiR In tho pe
tition tbo saloon men couutcd tho nnmes
and accordiUK to their count had nboiit 400
moro naincH than needed. A count by the
auditor, howovor, revealed tho fact that
tho petition contained but 4,003 signatures,
bolnif ir.1 short of tho required number. So
tho petition was 'withdrawn and now it will
bo necessary to usaln canvass tho entire
county.
lluKlnrer' Olllec iit to t'lone,
SlOt X PITV, la., March l!i.(Speclal Tel-
CKrain,) WorJ wua icccivcd uerc irotu
cures; that means it strengthens the mus
cular walls of the bowels and gives them new life; then they act regularly and natural
ly; that is what you want it is guaranteed to be found in
Sflfess LIVER XONIC iwTSl8
JOc.
25c. 50c.
ALL DRUGGISTS.
sEMii art i ' m a .
Alinfi nil bowel trouble. niipriidlcItU, Ml-
III L? la loiisiirsii. hail lircntli. had blood, tvtud
glnr(r on tho ntoiiiurli, Monted bowel, foul
U vlln moil Hi, lieuiluelie, ltidl::etlon, pimples.
)inln tiller eiittn. Ilrrr trouble, unllow complexion
nml dl.zliiOHk. vlicn your bowel don't move rcgu
lurly you nro ccttliii; nlcli. Constipation kills muro
people Until nil other tlUeiiNes together. It In a
tnrtrr lor tlio chronic nllmriitu nml Ions yearn of
Mid'crlnc tliut coiun afterwards. Nn matter what
all" you, start tiiklui; OASCAItKT.S to-day, for you
will never get welt und bo well nil the time until
you put your howelM right. Tnlce our advice; Klurl
Willi CAM'AItliTS to-dny. under un absolute guar
antee, to euro or money refunded. ((9
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addrus City Ticket Office. 1323 l'aniam St.
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Dr. Burkhart's Wonderful Offer
s30 DaysTreajme
Dr. Uurkliarl'H VcKetablo C'otnpouiid euren
all caKeH of Kidney, Ktoniach and l.iver
Troubles NlKht HwcalH. IIiizzIiik Soundrt
In tin, heiifl. MlennleKMiieKS. 1 lenilnelie. lMz-
zIiiphs, IthcumatlHiu, Catarrh and Malaria "
when other Hcmedlc? fall It purlllcs tho
iiiooii aim cieauseH ine nymeni. ju uayn
trial tree. All urucKists.
int. w. s. lit iticn it r, (-iiifiiiiiiiti, o.l
. $500 REWARD!
Wo will pay tho nhovo reword for any caso ol 1
Liver C'nniplaliit, Dyxpcpslc, Kick llcndacbo, -Indigestion,
constipation or Cojtlvcncss wo
cannot euro with Mvcrlla, tho Up-To-Dato 1
Mttio i.iver fin, wncn tno uircciinns nro smel
ly compiled with. They aro purely Ycgctible,
and ncvor fall to glvo SHtlsfnctlm?. line bsxes
contain 100 Pills, ldo boxes contain 10 I'llls, Bo
boxes cnutnlii lM'llls. llewaioof KUlictltutlous
nnd Imitations. Sent by mull. Stamps taken.
NKRVITA MKDIUAI, CO., Cor. Clinton ami
.THeV",e, e- ,i,i,.no III 8fM hv
For sale by Kului at Co., isth anil Douglaa
Uluffs. Iowa,
Washington today thnt tho United States
engineer's ofllco at this point would not
bo closed. It hntl been feared, becnuso or
the failure, of tho river nnd lmrbor bill to
pass,' that tho ofllco would ho taken from
Sioux City.
PERKINS SAYS IT'S NONSENSE
;iihnIi Almilt 111m HrnlKtiiilloii from
flic lliirlliiKton Is lor Spec
iilatlvr I'uriiimcN.
nUHLIXGTON, la., Mnrch 10. (Special
Telegram.) Hx-I'rcsldunt C. K. Perkins of
the llurllngton system, was interviewed at
his homo tonight concerning tho report
that ho had resigned becnuso Harrlman had
secured aulllclent Durllngton Block to con
trol and intcrfero with Perkins' plans for
tho futuro of tho road. Mr. Perkins said
the statement was nonsense, that hlw resig
nation wns for tho rensons given at tho
time. Ho was past CO and thought younger
shoulders should tako up the burdens of
tho olllce. Un would Btlll retnin the same
control ho had always exerted. I lo said
Chlcugo, lltirllngton & Qulncy stock wns
worth $2 and ho did not bellcvo the pres
ent oiMiors who held If for Investment
would part with it for" even that price. He
thinks tho present gossip U all street tall;
for speculative purposes.
NOT IN A "CONFERRING MOOD
MtrlKerM ill (Vilnr HmjiIcIn Ikihii'o 11
NOKKeKlloii of the Itull
ron ll .11 II II II KIT".
OKDAK HAPIDS. la.. March 10. (Special
Telegram.) Vice Presldont Williams ot 1110
Ilurllngtoi). Cedar itapuis a .soruiern gave
a statement to tho Commercial club In
answer to tho charges of tho men nud
suggesting they send a committee to confer
with him with a view ot settling differences.
The men nro now preparing statements,
claiming Mr. Williams has not presented
tho facts as they exist. Thry show no In
clination to send a commltteo to confer
with Mr. Williams and it Is probnblo thero
will ho no settlement boforo tho end of tho
week.
A new wheel and Just tho one you have
ahvaiB Miuted. P.ead Tlio Uco wbco' offer.
58
Fight on for wealth, old "Money Bags."
your liver is drying up and bowels wear
ing out, some day you will cry aloud for
health, offering all your wealth, but you
will not get it because you neglected Nature
in your mad rush to get gold. No matter
what you do, or what ails you, to-day is
the day every day is the day to keep
watch of Nature's wants - and help your
bowels act regularly CASCARETS will
help Nature help you. Neglect means bile
in the blood, foul breath, and awful pains
in the back of the head with a loathing
and bad feeling for all that is good in life.
Don't care how rich or poor you arc, you
can't be well if you have bowel trouble,
you will be regular if you take CASCA-RETS-v
them to-day CASCARETS
in metal box; small box 10c, whole month's
treatment 50c; take one, eat it like candy and
it will work gently while you sleep. It
THE TONIC LAXATIVE
iillliHUUii9hrfaA4BM"M
GUARANTEED
similar rarittrlna la the warld. 'I'liU l nh.oluto proof of
crrat merit, unit our licit teitlmonlul. V hur fulth and
will sell t'ANCAKI'.TM ubsoltttrlr auarantoci! In cure or
nionry refuoilrH. do buy today, two flOo linxes, irlvethsma
fair, honrst trial, us iirrslmnln directions, and If you aro
not sat I sard, artern.lnsr ono fioalio. return tho ttnn.sd fOo
box and Iho rtnitty box to us by uiall, or the tlruuglst from
whom you ntircaased It, and art your money tiarti for both
boxes. Tnlie our advlee no matter what alls you ..tart to
day. Health will quickly follow nnd Ton will bless the day
XouOrst started tho uieort'AtiUAKI'.TA. Hook free by mall.
dJrnil STtllM.NO HKMKUr CO., .tT VOlllt or tlltCAUO.
John Beno &fo.
COUNCIL
Our eriMtomerrt who nttetided our Imlldiiy ale of Oriental UuRk cuiinot fall to
lie Intcrmteil In the announcement Unit fur thin week and next we linve nn
display and aula n much larger and finer lino of Uicbo kooiIm tlmn we were able
ut that HciiHon to kc. The Htnek Is exceptionally Hue In largo and Hinall hIzcs
and lu rare hall runners. A uplendld variety In'
Ant.ques, Persians, Khivas, Daghesfans,
Bokharas, Saruks, Teherans, Kashmirs,
Shirvans and Shirvan Kelims.
Tlie.so Hjks liehiK for epeclul wile nnd dlHplay nro priced a Rreut deal cheaper
than could be tho ciiho If carried lu Htnek
CAIU'KT nUI'AKTMKNT-TIUKD Kl.OOlt.
MAIL OR DICKS PROMPTLY FILLUI).
DYSPEPSIA.
Geo. n. Scalty ot 75 Nassau St.. New York,
says: "For years I have been troublod with
rheunmtlvm and dyspepsia nnd I came lo
tha conclusion to try 'your pills. I Imme
diately found great relief from their use:
l feol like a now mnn since 1 commenced
inking them, and would not now be without
them. Tho drowiV, lepy feeling! used lo
have, lis entirely dlKapponrad. The dys
pepsia has left me and my rheumatism Is
gone entirely. I am satisfied If any one so
afflicted will give Radway's Pills a trial
they will surely cure them, for I bellcvo It
all comes from the system being out of
older tho liver not dolnr Its worK."
adway's
Pills
cur all Disorders of th Stomach, Uowels,
Kldnevs Illailrter. Dfzxlnnsn. Costlveness.
Piles. Sick Hoadacho, Female Complaints. '
lllllousncss, ludleestluu, Constipation and
all disorders of the Liver: 2fc psr box. At .
Druggists or by mall, lladway &. Co., ti
film Street, N. V. Be enirn to get "Kail- ;
way's" and see that tho name Is on what
ItAOWAV & CO., K Elm St., New orlc.
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WE RIBBON REMEDY
Can bo given In Gluas of Water, lea or
Coffee Without Patlont's Knowlgdgo.
White KlbtHjii Kemudy will euro or de
stroy tlm dtsuused appetite for alcuhalla
stimulants, whother tho patient U u con
flrmeu Inebrluto, "a tippler," social drinker
ni Irunkard
Impobslblu for any one to have an np
oetlto for alcoholic liquors iirtor .isIiik
White Ulbbon Hcmcdy. Uy malt . Trial
nackago f'eo bv writing Mrs. T. C. Mooro,
Pres't W. O, T. U Vontura, California.
Bolil in Omalia. Neb., by Chua. 11. Schaefer,
ICth and Chicago strenta.
or. (fiay s Lung Balm
curoi every kind of rough. In grippe, bronchitis,
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dcracscstueiiloiuucli. AtWrugiflsta, lOiiO.
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The "Comstock Process''
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