Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JU3TE 28, 1001.
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
Ml.f OR MENTIO.X.
Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sella laco curtains.
Finn ADC beer, Neumayer's hotel.
Victor heater. Blxby & Son. Agents.
Wollman, scientific optician, 400 U'way.
C. E. Alexander & Co.. pictures and
frames- Tel. 364.
Wanted, girl for general housework. Mrs.
A. Q. Gilbert, 42S Onklnnd avenue.
W. K. Oraff, undertaker and illslnfcctor,
101 Bouth Alain strecet. 'I'hone t06.
Get your work done at the popular Engl
laundry. 724 Broadway 'I'hone 157.
The Infant son of Mr, and Mr. B. V,'.
Sovereign, 110 North Fifteenth street, died
yesterday morning.
Havcnty lots In Crawford's addition, S10O
eacn, for h few days only. Johnston &
Kerr. 541 IJroadway.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday
to Jesse Carter, aged 20, and Mary Kersten,
aged 20, both of this city,
Mr. II. M. Ilueston, who has been visit
ing the family of her brother, 8. .l. Wil
liamson, returned yesterday to her home in
Hamilton, O.
Miss Mary Terry left yesterday for Paw
tucket, 11. I., to spend the summer with
her parents. En route she will vitlt the
iluffalo exposition.
Officer Callnghnn Is still oft duty p?nI
lng the Investigation belni; made by Chief
Albro, who declines to rIvu out anyth-ng
for publication at present.
necelvers llercshelm and Murphy of the
Officer & Pupey bank hav Intimated that
they expect to pay n second dividend or
'& per cent about Septimbcr.
C. M. tcvy, general superintendent of
Iowa lines, and H. H. Storrs divisional su
perintendent, of the Chicago, liurllnpton &
Qulncy railroad, were in the city yesterday.
N. A. JoneH of 418 North Sixth street
nan reported to the police the theft of a
quantity of carpenter tools from a build
ing on Glen avenue on which ho wui work
ing, The hntiMphnlri economics drnartment of
the Council Bluff Woman's olub will meet
this afternoon at 3 o clock at the rriuenca
of Mrs. Waiter I, Smith on South Seventh
street.
Mrs. II. B. I.ynn of Kansas City was the
guest yesterday of her sister, Mrs. O. M.
Brown of South Seventh street, on her way
to St. l'aul, Minn., whero hho goes to visit
relatives.
Judce Smith Mcl'hcrson will hold a spe
cial scsMon of federal court today to hear
the casc of the Grand Island Canning
enmnanv. Claud W. Taylor and John 9.
Collins Hgain&t the Council Blulfs Canning
company.
J. N. Casady, sr., hus written his rela
tives hero that he expects to return to
Council Bluffs soon. He Is now In the
mining regions In tho west nnd Is rnirt
to have prospered financially since his
abrupt departure from this city several
yean ago.
The lire department wns called about noon
yesterday to the rear of 103 South Main
street, where a tar kettle used in rvpatrlng
a roof hnd caught fire and threatened to
communicate the blaze to tho udjaccnt
buildings. The same kettle got on the
rampage Wcdnesdny afternoon and guve
the department u run.
Itnymond, the 12-year-old son of Miles S.
Roop, u carpenter of this city, arrived In
the city last evening from Oshkoah, Neb.,
where ho had been visiting relatives for
several months. During his absence tho
lad's father had changed residences and ho
pent four hours at pollen headquartcra be
fore the oftlceri were uble to locate Hoop,
nr.
George Englo, who was given a sus-
? ended sentence of tlfteen days on cond:
lon that he left the city, called at the
county Jail yesterday afternoon with a
request that he be permitted to tulk with
Emma Miller, the young- woman arro't-d
with him. Jailer Mnrtln promptly notified
the pollen and on orders from Judge Ayles
worth Englc was locked up to serve his
sentence.
Ed Thaggcsen, charged, with the larceny
of goods trotn the grocery store of Uoycl
II Garrison on Broadwuy, woh bound over
to the grand Jury yeslerlay by Justice
Kerrler. In default of ball, fixed ut J!(0,
he was committed to the county Jail, An
Information, 'charging Thagges n with com.
mlttlng a burglary ut the residence nt
William Myers, hus been filed In the same
court, but the matter will now go beforj
the grand jury,
N. V. Plumbing Co., telephono 230.
Ilaoca at Avocn.
Roscon Darton, secretary of the I'otta
wattamlo County Fair association, was n
the city yesterday In the Intercuts of tho
running meeting to bo given by the associa
tion on July 3 and 4 In Avoca. One thou
sand dollars will be hung up In purees. Tho
Avoca Derby dash of ono and a quarter
miles July 4 will be tho principal race of
tho meeting. This is the program:
July J One-qtmrtcr-mllo running dash,
120; one-half-mile running, repeat two In
three, ICO; thrce-qunrters-mlle running, re
peat two In three, 75; one-mll dash, JlOO;
seventy-live yards foot race, $15.
July 4 Onc-quurtcr-mllc running dash,
K0; one-half-mile running, repeat two in
three, 160: thrco-quarters-mlln running, re
peat two In three, $75; ono nnd one-quarter-mile
Avoca Derby dash, $250; one-quarter-mile,
ponies, under fourteen and a half
hands, and maidens, $23.
Davis tells glass.
Harrow Kuril pe of C. K. Giles.
C. E. Giles, an Implement dcalar of this
city, had a narrow escape In a runaway
Wednesday while riding Into Missouri Val
ley from one of tho nearby towns with a
livery rig. A boy was driving and whon
but a few miles out from Missouri Val
ley the horses became unmanageable nnd
started to run. With a prospect of being
dashed to death or maimed for Ufa Mr.
Olles and the driver plunged headlong
from the rig Into a little lake of water
as they passed tho pool, Both were cov
ered with mud and drenched to tho skin,
but escaped without Injury. The rig was
almost completely demolished.
Iown IlnplUt Yonnir People,
Tho opening session of the convention of
the Southwestern Iowa Baptist Young Peo
ple's union will bo tonight In thn First
Baptist church. 0. M. Frasor of this city,
president of the union, will deliver the ad
dress of welcome, which will be responded
to by Miss Estella French of Red Oak. An
oratorical contest between ten young women
will bo the fraturo of tonight's session.
Tho meeting will last over Sunday.
Ileal Katnte Trnnafera,
These transfers wero filed yesterday In
the abitract, title and loan ofneo of J. W.
Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Fred U. Hancock and wife to Sarah
E. Ilogate, lot 10, block 2, In linn-
cock, w. il j 79
nooeri i.icamy ana wire to Jnmes
Prendergast. lot 3, block 17, Beers'
stibdlv, w. d 75
Nels Hansen and wife to Anton Jen
sen, lot 2, block 3, Mynster's Bun
ton street addition, w. d 460
Total thrco transfers , $ 005
Your grocer in glnd to pay
back your money (FelB-Naptlili
Boup); we are glnd to have him;
but you won't take it.
Fels & Co., makers, Philadelphia.
Iowa Steam Dye Works
304 liromiwuy.
Make your old clothes look Ilka ntw.
Cleaning, Dyeing and Ropalrlng.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral director
(Successor to W. C. Eatem
SS PKAJUi STHKICT. 'Pkoaa Wt.
FARM LOANS 6c"
, Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska
fW jowa. jam . caeaar, jr,
tM Main St,, Council Bluffs.
BLUFFS.
BOUND TO STOP SEINERS
Illegal Fiihlsf Hanawa Itirt Up
IperUmtn.
TWO MEN APPEAR FOR HEARING
Mnny Offender Snld to flare Helled
for Immunity on Question of Ju
risdiction Over Jlsnsn-Ia
Claims Authority.
Tom Brown and Ed Uratt will have a
heArlng today heforo Justice Kerrler on tho
charge of illegal fishing at Lake Manawa.
They were arreBtcd Wednesday night by
Deputy State Fish and Oamo Warden Ed
C. Brown, who alleges that he caught them
In the act of seining. Three hundred yards
of seining net was seized by the deputy
warden and will form part of the evidence
against the tno men. Brown and Bratt
gavo ball for their appearance In court
today.
During the last few years several ar
rests have been made for seining In Lake
Mnnawa, but in nearly every Instance the
accused persons escaped any penally
through raising tho question of tho Juris
diction of the court. In one of these cases
Price Gibson and V. M. Phillips were con
victed In the court of Justice Vlcn and on
appealing tu tho district court were dis
charged. Judgo Smith, before whom tho
case was tried, held that Lake Manawa
was a boundary water and that tho Intent
of tho law prohibiting seining in general
was to except boundary waters.
County Attorney Killpack then laid tho
matter beforo Attorney Ocncrcl Rcraley,
suggesting that the status of Lake Manawa
ought to be determined, The attorney gen
eral gave It no his' opinion that Lake
Mjunwa not being a part of the Missouri
river the defendants did not bring them
selves within the exception which made It
lawful for them to soino In the Missouri
river.
Regarding tho disputed question as to
whether Lake Manawu belongs to Iowa or
Nebraska, Attorney General Remley, In his
opinion given at that time, said:
8ome years ago there was an act of con
gress passed granting I.ake Mninwn to
the city of Council Bluffs. I have not the
reference to the act before me, and speak
from recollection. While It may be doubted
whether congress had any, power to grant
a lake wholly within the state to the city
of Council Bluffs, or any one else, yet u
in recognition oi in met uy congress iiihi
It Is In the state of Iowa. Nebraska has
not asserted any claim to any part of Lake
Manawa. The state of Iown has exerciser
Jurisdiction over the lake, and possibly
whatever may have been the original right
of the state of Ncbrasku to a pnrt of Iikc
Manawa nnd the lund lying between the
lake nnd the Missouri t1vr. It Is doubtful
whether Nebraska could now assert any
title because of laches.
Deputy Warden Brown eays ho Is deter
mined to protect Lake Manawa from thi dep.
rcdatlons of seiners, who havo relied fcr
Immunity on the claim that Manawa Is
partly In Nebraska and partly in Iowa and
that the conditions are the same that pre
vail at Cut-Off lake.
Mr. Brown has referred the Question to
Attorney Oneral Mullan, who nan expressed
tfcn opinion that the lake Is under 'the Juris
diction of the Iowa authorities, lie bases
this opinion on the grounds that, whatever
may have been tho previous conditions, the
fact (hat at present the outlet between the
lako and the Missouri river Is closed by a
permanent flam and that the lake Is fed
by water from Mosquito croek, places tho
lake under the Jurisdiction of the authori
ties of this state.
The outcome, of tho present case will bo
watched with Interest by local disciples of
Izaak Waltom who for years havo had their
sport at the lako ruined by the seiners.
SENATOR D0LLIVER LECTURES
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Taken the I'lnrc of Dr. Ganaatilna Be
fore County Normal In
stitute. United States Senator Jonathan r TIM.
liver of Fort Dodge lectured last night In
tho Broadway Methodist church before the
teachers of the county normnl inailtntr
having been called upon at short notice to
taao ino piaco of iter. F, W. Ounsalua of
Chicago, who was prevented by Illness from
filling his engagement! Senator Dolllvcr
reached tho city about 6 o'clock last even
ing ana was met at the depot by Congress
man Smith. County R..nrln-n..-nt M-
Manus and Superintendent Clifford, who es-
coriea mm to the Grand hotol, whero a
number of citizens called upon him.
senator Dolllvor was greeted In the
Broadway church by an audlcnco which
filled the auditorium. He was Introduced
by Colonel C. G. Saundn rm. RAnntnr 1.nl-
llvcr's subject was "Tho Country In which
we i.ive ana the vicissitudes of National
Life." Ho said:
TCvnrv miu hn Yn.. V.ll I
. iiui cjii.ui rii, every O'm
responsible for the education of chl dren,
. It i :i vMiiifciii tvhii mo instruction
u .V10. y,ou,,n "f h ln"l. might to fee to
It that beginning at the very cradlo thty
have in their hands nn Illustrated history
of the American people. You cannot ex
pect tho next generation to lovo this
rrmntrv unload lh.n 1 uM.v.i -i -
It. The gospel according to Jullan'n In
terest tables Is not enough. The curriculum
w, fwui iuiickcs hiiii univcrMties is not
enough, tiniest) the youth of tho country
nro mndc to know what American statjF
men in their wisdom have thought, what
American women in their exalted patience
have suffered, that this great divine thing
men call their country might take Its p ace
In the nations of the world.
The Declaration of Independence and the
constitution are more secure in the world's
affection than ever before. The constitu
tion remains, In the words of Mr. Glad
stone, the most wonderful work ever
struck off In a given time by tho hand or
brain of man.
Mr. Jefferson originally wrote in the
declaration that all men wero created equal
and Independent, a phrasu which he took
bodily out of one of tho works of Rosseau.
He then took up his pen nnd struck out
the word Independent, leaving It "all men
are created equal,"
DoBjn Covet Carrier's Lens.
Teter J, Emlg, one of Uncle Sam's mall
carriers, is seriously considering the ad
visability of protecting his lower limbs
with armor plate to withstand the on
slaughts of tho vicious canines on his route.
He has had several encounters recently
with dogs having an nmbltlon to feed off
tho lower portions of his anatomy, but
his experience yesterday caused hlra to
enter a formal complaint against the ca
nines owned by two families on his route.
While delivering mall at the Fletcher
home at 316 Plattncr ktreot the family
Free -GOLF SKIRT
Made to your measure free from
goods purchased of us during our
sale this week.
Novelty Cloak Store,
836 Hroadway.
dog, lacking that respect duo to a servant
of Uncle Sam, made a furious onslaught
on him and knit hit teeth In the fleshy
part of his left leg, Tho dog escaped, but
only for the time being, as Emlg has
worn vengeance.
Proceeding on his route Carrier Emlg
reached the residence of J. B. Samuelsoa
at 121 Graham avenue, whero he had an
other encounter with a vicious canine with
cannibalistic tendencies. There was an
other rent In his uniform trousers as a re
sult of the encounter nnd another death
warrant Is out tor another canine. Emlg
filed formal complaints at police head
quarters and the owners of tho two dogs
who were unwise enough to attack ono of
Uncle Sam's public servants have been or
dered executed. If the owners refuse to
obey the mandate they will be brought tnto
court to show cause why they should not
bo fined for falling to comply with the
order.
Gravel roofing. A. 11. Read, S41 Broad'?.
Committed to Insane An; Iain.
Ralp Hill, a young man whose home la
thought to be In Waterloo, la., waa com
mitted temporarily to St. Bernard's hos
pital yesterday by tho commissioners tor
the Insane.
Hill was a visitor Wednesday night nt
Lake Manawa, where his queer actions at
tracted the attention of Deputy Sheriff
Wnlklngton, who placed htm on a motor car
and telephoned to the police to take care of
him on reaching the city. At the pollco
station Hill's rambling statements gave ev
idence of an unbalanced mind and an In
formation charging him with being lnsnno
was filed by Chief Albro yesterday morning.
Little concerning himself could be ob
tained from Hill by the commissioners, but
some of his statements would Indicate that
ho has either escaped from the asylum nt
Independence, la., or else was recently dis
charged from there. Papers found on him
show that ho has worked In tho railroad
shops In Waterloo. Ho will bo detained at
St. Bernard's pending Investigation by the
board.
On Instructions from the State Board of
Control, Cecil Kelly, tho 12-ycar-oM adopted
son of Rev. J, P. Kelly of Neola, la., ad
Judged Insane by the local board, was yes
terday committed to tho State Insane asy
lum at Clarlmla. He will be taken there
this morning by Sheriff Cousins. The state
board decided that the boy was a ward of
this county.
Davis sells paint.
Aaka fur Cnntotly of Boy.
Mrs. Mamie Brant was married April lfi,
1680, In Effllngham, 111., to K. J. Brant, em
ployed at present as a cook at Lake Man
awa, but owing to the alleged failure of her
husband to support her properly she began
suit In the district court yesterday for di
vorce. She nlso secured on order restrain
ing Brant from interfering with their son,
a deaf mute, who is a pupil at the State
School for the Deaf In this city, pending
the determination of the divorce proceed
ings. Mrs. Brant asks for the. custody of
the boy, who Is 10 years old, and $1,000 ali
mony. MEDICAL MEETING ADJOURNS
HIouk Valley Association Decide to
Hold the Xext Convention
at Cherokee.
SIOUX CITY, In., June 27. (Special Tel
egram.) The Sioux Valley Medical associa
tion, which has been In session In Sioux
City for two days, adjourned today. These
officers were elected: President, Dr. G. 0.
Cottam, Rock Rapids; first vlco president,
Dr. F. A. Swczey, Wakonda, S. D.; second
vice president, Dr. F. E. Walker, Worth
lngton, Minn.; secretary, Dr. Maxwell E.
Silver, Sioux City; treasurer, Dr. B. A.
Brown, Sioux Falls, S. D.; board of cen
sors, Drs. E. R. Buck of Hudson, S. D.,
C. C. May of Adrian, Minn., and G. C. Rublo
of Allen, Nob. ,
The association decided to hold tho next
setnl-annuul meeting at Cherokee, la., In
January.
NEW LINE THROUGH IOWA
Officials of Wahnnh anil Other Ttoailn
Talk of Forming Com
bination. MARSHALLTOWN, la., June 27. J. N.
Tlttemore, general traffic manager of tho
Iowa Central railway, met traffic officials
of the Minneapolis & 8t. Louis and Wabash
today In referonce to the formation of a
St. Louis line by he. Minneapolis & St.
Louis, Iowa Central and Wabash, via Albert
Lea and Albla. The opening of an Iowa
Central lino via Albert Lea would make an
Important change In tho Cblcago-St. Paul
rate and would. It Is said, result In a
reduction on flrst-clasa freight of 3 cents
per hundred from Chicago to all points on
tho Iowa Central, west of the Mississippi
river.
State Sunday School Adjourn.
CLINTON, la., June 27. (Special Tele
gram.) The closing session of the Iowa
State Sunday School association was to
night. An address was made by W. J.
j Smolroth of St. Louis. The association
I raised $2,500 for work the coming year.
This is the largest amount ever raised by
the state association. These officers were
elected: President, Rev. C. J. Kephart,
Dcs Moines; secretary, Mrs. Mary Barnes
Mitchell, Eldora; treasurer, F. F. Jones,
Vllllsca.
Thomas Klmroet I Mlaalnsr,
CEDAR FALLS, la., June 27. (Special.)
Agent J. F. Ryan of tho Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railway today re
ceived a telegram from the Cedar Rapids
office asking about Thomas Klmmet, who
left Chicago on May 3 for Redmond, but
never reached' hla destination. He was 60
years old, short of stature and blind In one
eye. No trace has been found of htm.
Sheriff I'euca Drapa Dead.
MARSHALLTOWN, la., June 27. (Spe
cial,) Former Sheriff J, B. Pence dropped
dead In his home here this rooming of
heart failure. He waa one of the best
known men In this section of the state
and was a prominent politician.
Ilrothera Drown Near Ames.
AMES, la., June 27. Jesse Vanscoy, aged
26, and his brother, John, aged 11, were
drowned near here today. The boy got
beyond his depth and the man tried to
rescue him. Jesse leaves a wife and child.
A IIOUDTING THOMAS.
Had Ilia Palllnsr Hair Stopped and
Danirng Cured Wlthoat Faith.
H. B. Fletcher, Butte, Mont., October 20,
1889, says: "Like many other people, I
have been troubled for years with dan
druff and within the laat few months my
hair cam out so badly that I was com
pelled to have what I had left clipped very
close. A friend recommended Newbro's
Herplclde. I confess that I doubted his
story, bat I gave Herplclde a trial. Now
my hair la as thick ai ever and entirely
free from dandruff." "Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect." At druggists, $1.
Herplclde Is a delightful hair dressing for
regular use.
CHICKASAW IS FOR TREW1N
Oenntj OenTtatiti Initrnoti Delejatioi
itr Him fer Utriraor.
RINGGOLD MEN FAVOR CUMMINS
National Slnreh Comnnny ftiunloyea
Strike Mothers' CnnftresM la I'nat
poneil HriMTii-DrlnnB: Klectlon
Contest la Decided.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, June 27. (Special.) This
la a week of county conventions In Iowa
and among tho conventions there Is a
great mixture of preferences. Today there
wero conventions of republicans In Ring
gold and Chickasaw counties.
Chickasaw Instructed a delegation for
Trowln for governor nnd Ringgold county
selected a delegation which Is for Cum
mins, but not instructed. Tomorrow there
will be conventions In Winneshiek and
Wright countlei, and on Saturday conven
tions will be held In Allamakee, Washing
ton, Tamu, Cedar, Delaware "and the pri
maries In Warren. Tho greatest contest In
these counties Is in Warren county. Chick
asaw Is tu tho northeastern part of tho state
nnd Is for Senator Trewln for governor.
Winneshiek and Allamakee will also he for
Harrlman. Two conventions this week have
expressed favor for the movement to make
Governor Shaw the choice of Iowa repub
licans for the presidency three years hencii.
The Louisa county republicans and thofc
In Leo county catno out strong for S,haw
and in opposition to the "new machine"
or Cummins element In the party. In Lee
county after declaring for Shaw for presi
dent and pointing with pride to the at
tainments of the state tho convcutlon said:
Wo congratulate tho republicans of Iowa
thnt this has been accomplished without
shadow or taint of "bosslsm" and we de
nounce In unmeasured term the "holler
than thou" organization, who under the
cry of party reform arc endeavoring to
foist machine politics upon the republicans
of this state.
The convention In Louisa county adopted
tho following' spirited resolutions on gen
cral questions, which state tho views of
the leading republicans of the First con
gressional district:
The republican:! of Loultm county, in
convention awni-mbled, desire to congratu
late the people upon the triumph of every
principle of government for which our
party has contended and upon the com
plete and ample, Justification of evry
party policy under the leadership of that
most upright nnd sagacious statesman.
William McKlnley.
We tHke great pride In the magnificent
commonwealth of Iowa, und in the co.r
mnndliig Influence and power exerclccd In
nntlonal nffulm by Iowa s loyal sons In tha
Menatc ami halt of congress nnd cabinet
and government rervlce, and the fnUhful
public scrvlco of our two able senators
calls for their continuation In omoe.
We especially commend the administra
tion of Governor; Italic M, Shaw' as one
of which the. state Is Justly proud. Ills
courage, saga'clty and Integrity commnnd
our respect and his well curntd laurels as
nn exponent of republican principles have
made of him a national character and have
greatly augmented the standing and in
.'.uence of Iowa In nntlonal affairs.
Tho republican party has for forty-five
yeara (except the two terms of Boles)
guided the qffalrs of our xtate without
scandal or, sucplclon: it Is responsible for
our comprehensive nnd just laws, and It
has met and snlvod In the Interests of the
people oftho.stnte the many and. complex
problems as they have arisen. It Is es
pecially it source at pride to us that Louisa
county, with scarce an Interruption, has
stood loyally by that party and ha con
tributed Its' quota to republlcun success by
a constantly increasing majority.
In view of this unimpeachable record of
the republican party, be It
Resolved, That we are opposed to any
candidate for-public office who In order to
exalt himself seeks to discredit thnt record
and to' rebuke nnd punish the men who
have loyally fought the party's battles
and who have contributed so largely to
Iowa's greatness.
CiiinniliiH Til U ok Ilrpntiir.
Decatur county republicans tcday In
structed the delegation to the atato con
vention for Cummins for governor by a
vote of 665, againat 456 for Conger.
MnJor Conger Home Aicnlh.
Edwin II. Conger, United States minister
to China, returned home from the east
this morning, having visited Washington
and spent several days at the departments
and having visited In Michigan, Illinois,
New York and elsewhere. At all points
ho was welcomed and was the recipient of
many favors. He states that It Is his In
tention to sail from San Francisco for
Pekln July 17 next and will remain here
until Just barely time to reach the coast.
His family will remain here and not return
to Pekln nt this time.
Demand More Wane.
Induced by the extremely hot weather
and low wages, tho rough work employes
of the Nattopal Starch company went on a
strika this morning. They protested
against an objectionable foreman a few
days ago and demanded that he bo re
moved, but no attention was paid to this.
Today they made a format demand for an
Increase of 10 cents a day In wages, and
as no attention was paid to It they quit
work. The factory employs 200 hands, but
will run for a few days without filling tho
places of the strikers.
Governor Meet.
Governor Stanley of Kansas arrived In
the city today and was met by Governor
Shaw, who Introduced him at the banquet
of the Still College of Osteopathy on the
occasion of the annual commencement.
Advertisements Are Mnllahle.
Judge McPherson of the United States
district court today rendered a decision in
a case involving construction of the laws
relating to sending obscene matter through
the malls. One J. P. Morey bad been In
dicted for sending through tho malls un
roallablo matter, which consisted of postal
cards on which was printed the advertise
ment of the manufacturers of surgical and
othor Instruments. It was claimed these
were obscene. Tho court held that they
do not fill the requirement!! of the state,
Inasmuch as they were sent out to ad
vertise legitimate articles and not for any
Immoral or wrong purpose. Hence the
Indictment was quashed.
Mothers' Meetlnir la Postponed.
The Iowa Congress of Mothers will hold
Its sessions In this city in January, In
stead of In October, aa was at first an
nounced. The reason for the change Is
that In the fall tho work of the clubs has
just begun and the work of the women In
connection with tho public schools will
hafdly be under good headway so early In
the fall. The exact date for the congress
baa not yot been decided upon, but It will
follow tho 8tate Teachers' association
meeting and will probably be about tho
middle of the month.
171 ec 1 1 o n Content Decided.
An election contest has Just been de
cided In Tama county after the wrong
man hat held the office for a year and a
half. This was the case of Drown against
DeLong, Involving the office of county su
perintendent. On the face of the returns
Drown waa elected to the office, but De
Long contested and was given the cer
tificate of election. The district court up
held the canvassers and DeLong continued
In office. At the last term the supreme
court decided that the district court and
the Board of Supervisors were wrong.
The question railed by Drown wa that
tho ballots had been kept so negligently
by the county auditor that nobody could
say they were the original ballots cast
at the (.lection. The supreme court se
verely criticised the method used in caring
for tho ballots, or rather neglect of the
ballots. The case then went back to Judge
Durnham for retrial and resulted In the
office being awarded to Brown, who has
missed a year and a halt of his term by
tho blunders of the lower court.
Xevr Corporations.
The Earlham Milling company of Earl
ham has been Incorporated with a capital
of 110,000; president, Jasper Benson; sec
retary, C. D. Johnson.
The Central Improvement company of
Des Moines has been Incorporated with a
capital stock of $100,000; N. E. Coffln, pres
ident; II. R. Howell, secretary. ,
STIRS UP OSCEOLA COUNTY
Editor of Hamilton Chronicle
Working for llnrrlman's Knm
Inntlon for Governor,
la
SIBLEY, la., Juno 27. (Special Tele
gram.)!'. W. Purccll of Hampton, la.,
editor of the Hampton Chronicle, Is here
In the Interest of Mr. Harrlman's candi
dacy for governor. O. J. Clark, A. J. Cum
mins' local political leader, comes out this
evening with a signed article in the local
papers urging Osceola county to toko tho
scat It Is entitled to In the Cummins band
wagon. The Holman township republican
committee, consisting of State Senator
Gcorgo W. Lister, County Superintendent
Redmcnd and Editor Scott of the Gazette,
published a call for a caucus for next Mon
day evening. Became of some alleged dis
satisfaction the call has been amended so
as to provide for all Its votes by ballot,
polls to be open from 3 until C o'clock
p. m. and from 8 until 6 o'clock p. in.
July 1.
Mr. Clark, writing of Osceola county,
says: "This county Is naturally a Cum
mins county. It always has been nnd I
would like to sec it fairly and honestly
represented. But there are a few person.
In Sibley who arc turning heaven and
earth upside down to put It In the anti
Cummins column." The anils say they
will elect an unlnstructcd delegation of
twenty-five men to tha county convention
Monday.
FEEL HOPEFUL FOR PICKETT
Ills Friend Hxpect to See Hint
Elected (rnnd lliilcr of
the F.Ik.
WATERLOO, Ia Juno 27. (Special.)
Friends of Hon. C. IS. Pickett of this city
are confident of bis election at tho national
grand lodge of the Elks at Milwaukee next
month to the office of grand exalted ruler
of the order. He Is prominent In the com
mittee circles, being at present a mem
ber of the committee on laws. He was a
state delegate to tho national grand lodge
at Minneapolis In 18i7 and has since served
on some national committee. He has re
ceived tho assuranco of the dolcgates of
New York, Louisiana and Iowa. His
friends claim ho has a majority of tha
votes to be cabt.
The Maine Olil Story.
J. A. Kelly relates an experience similar
to that which has happened In almost every
neighborhood In the United States and has
been told and rc-told by thousands of
others. He says: "Last summer I had
an attack of dyscntry and purchased a bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea. Romedy, which I used according
to directions and with entirely satltfactory
results. The trouble was controlled much
quicker than former attacks when I used
other remedies." Mr. Kelly Is a well known
citizen of Henderson, N. C. For sale by
nil druggists.
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July 20, 21, 22.
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July i. 6. 0.
Detroit and return
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July 6. , T.
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July 23, 24. 25.
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' June IS to 30.
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10CAL a'PllANCI CI. Ill 1 Mrs Ilk.. t Imaall. 1st
Scrofula
Scrofula ia nn itnwctcotua legacy, but one which
the children of blood poisoned parentage mint
accept, with all its humiliating consequences. It is
an inheritance that makes one poorer; that brings
wretchedness and disease instead of health and
riches, for the child whtrse ancestral blood is tainted
with Scrofula or the loathsome vims of Contagious
Blood PoUon is unfitted for the arduous duties of
life so lonir ns any of the transmitted ti.oti remains
in its veins. Scrofula manifests itself in various forms; swollen glands about tho
neck nnd throat, catarrh of the head, weak eyes, hip bone disease, white swelling
and offensive sores and abscesses nre familiar symptoms, Attended usually witfi
lots of strength, poor digestion and pale or bloodless complexion. The 6kin is
sometimes most dreadfully affected, eruptions breaking out on all parts of the body.
Scrofula destroya bone, tissue nnd flesh ; no part of the human system escaties its
i. i i t.
When nineteen reare. old. and about
after tho birth of my first child, tha glands on
the left sido of my nock beiran to ewell. Four of
ths places wero lanced and bocarae open
eoros; rlaiugs oamo unuor my left arm, and tbs
dlncliaruo was nimply awful. Tha doctors aald I
hod the worat easo of Scrofula they had over
aoen. I took iodide of potussium, but this nor
tha other drugs given for thla disease brought
relief. When the physicians advised m to have)
tho glands romovod, Z deolded to try S. S, S. A
fw bottloa cured ma completely; no signs of
the terrible dlaeoso nre left.
MRS. RICHARD WA8SON,
Oolden Corners, Ohio,
urity to the profoundly poisoned blood,
o the swollen nnd diseased nlamls absorbs
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unii mc painnu, uisugunng sores ana oiner evidences oi Bcrotma owaappear.
S. S. S. should be begun immediately ujwn the appearance of the first symp
toms, or where there is n known predisposition to Scrofula. Our medical depart
ment will be found of great help to those who are struggling with this waiting
disease of heredity or any other blood trouble, and we invite ton to write us.
Should, you or any member of your family need advice, our physicians will cheer
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remote ancestor, must re
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or they ennnot expect
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running-
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nnd destrovs the tuberculous lftoiu
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