THE OMAHA DAILY I1EE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2i. 1002.
MARRIED 65 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Livingood, of Elverson. Pa., who have been married 65 years, say Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey has prolonged their happy union many years beyo id their golden wedding.
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA.
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COUNCIL
MIJOM MKXTIO.
jlsvls sells drugs.
fitockert nils rarpels nnd riiRs.
Elegant new Xmat jhjtos at St'hm lilt s.
Kxpert watch repairing Uftort, lOB'way
For rent, modern 6-room residence, 7 il
Plxth avenue.
Rest clnthesrnrk made only 1'c at A. 15.
Howe's, 310 Hroadway.
Picture framing. C. R. Alexander It Co.,
I'ii Hroadway. Tel. '6.
For rent, nicely furnished front room,
ronabl price, inquire 246 North First
street.
Hljff City Masonic lodRe will hold a apo
dal meeting thin evenlr.K for work In the
third decree.
Wanted, at once, carrier with horse for
route on Tho live. Apply at the office. No.
10 Pearl street.
We are headquarter for gla of all
klnila. See un before you buy. C. B. Faint,
011 and Glass Co.
The gas will be shut off the entire city
Friday morning; from 8:30 to 11 o'clock to
make pipe connections.
The dunce to hHve been given tonight by
muffs company, Uniform rank. Knights of
Pythias, has been postponed until Decem
ber 17.
County Treasurer and Mr William Arnd
and Kobert Arnd left last evening for Orand
Island, Neb., to attend the funeral of a
rele.tlve.
Orand ball given by the Foresters of
Hale I camp 171, Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica, at It. A. hall Wednesday evening, No
vember 26. Come.
Mrs. Ahles took out a building permit
yesterday for the erection of a two-story
frame cottage at the corner of Sixth and
Mynster streets to cost $3,UU0.
Clinton, the young son of Pr. George
Brown, who la at the Woman's Christian
association hospital suffering from typhoid
fever Is reported to be much improved.
Judge Wheeler has overruled the motion
for a continuance In the cose of Carl Hoc
tor, charged with killing Charles Johnson
at Avoca, and the trial will be begun Fri
day at Avoca.
The remains of M. E. Clayton, who died
at Wenatchee, 'Wash., arrived yesterday
afternoon and were tBken to the family
home at Macedonia! where the funeral .will
be held this afternoon.
Reuben Russell, who has been stopping at
the Revere house on Hroadway, became
violently Insane last evening and was taken
to Bt. Bernard's hospital. He will have a
hearing before the Commissioners for the
Insane this morning.
Elsie Elizabeth, the 10-year daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K F. Husz, 16"6 High street,
died Monday of diphtheria. The funeral,
which was private, was held yesterday
morning from the family residence. Inter
ment being in Falrvlew cemetery.
A Burlington switch engine struck a de
livery wagon or Stewart Bros. Monday
evening at the Main street crossing. The
driver, AJva Fenn, was thrown from his
seat and severely bruised. The team es
caped Injury, but the wagon was badly
damaged.
The remains of Pearl Short, the young man
who died Monday at the Woman's Chris
tian association hospital from typhoid
fever, were taken yesterday to Blggsvllle.
III., by his father and brother. Deceased
had been employed as clerk at the Revere
house on Broadway .
Levi P. Heyden, foreman for the McCor
mlok Harvesting Machine company, died
yesterday morning at the home of his par
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Detlef Heyden, 223
Seventeenth avenue, after an Illness of
two weeks, aged 82 years. Five of his
brothers are aesldents of Omaha and one
of Gretna, jtb.
Ed Haden, who was charged with cruelty
to animals by leaving tils team stand out
In the streets the greater part of Monday
night, failed to appear when his case was
called tn police court yesterday morning
and his cash bond of 115 was declared for
feited by Justice Carson, who was acting
for Judge Scott.
The receipts In the general fund at the
Christian Home last week were $2S0.99, be
ing tso.w above, the needs of the week and
decreasing the deficiency In this fund to
date to nj(i6.30. In the manager's fund
the reclpts were 112, $23 below the needs of
the week and Increasing the deficiency to
M.U In this fund to date.
The remains of E. TV. Miller, who died
at the Woman's Christian association hos
pital last Wednesday, were Interred yes-.
icruay aiiernoon in wainut mil cemetery
In a grave provided by the members of the
First Congregational church. Short serv
ices were held at Hodgson's undertaking
rooms by Rev. James Thomson.
Mrs. Etta Conyers, against whom her
husband had filed an Information, charging
her with maintaining unlawful relations
with Ed Heaton, appeared In Justice Car
son's court yesterday and gave bond for
her appearance In court this morning. She
denied having left the city with Heaton
as had been reported to the police.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hawkins, wife
of Oeorge J.. Hawkins, who dropped dead
at her home, 1710 Avenue F Monday morn
ing, will be held at o'clock this morning
from St. Francis Xavler's church. Rev.
Father 8myth, conducting the service. In
terment will be In St. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Hawkins was 35 years of age and
was a sister of Mrs. Cavanaugh of South
Omaha, the Misses Minnie and Delia Bren
nan of Omaha, Mike Brennan of Platts
mouth. and Anthony Brennan of South
Omaha,
The big term at both day and night
school of the Western Iowa Business col
lege begins Monday, December 1. This
school has been gradualy increasing in at
tendance since September 1, until now al
most every seat is occupied at both ses
sion Should the school continue to grow
"during the next few months as It has of
late, which Is certain, its present large
Quarters will be Insufficient to accommo
ate those who wish to attend. A thor
ough course In the commercial, stenogra
phic and English subjects Is given.
Bibles Now Ready.
Those who are entitled to the Bible, given
as a premium by The Bee, can get same by
calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly
call goon ai possible.
N. T. Plumbing Co.. telephone 256.
Darts sells paint.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to
ths following:
Name ana Residence. a
Richard P. Purcell. Council Bluffs ..30
norma, waternou.se, council Bluffs ia
Royal B. Felton, Neola. la 23
Mabel Clare Rlshton. Neola, la 21
Charles E. Stroop, Council Bluffs 23
I Maude Payne. Council Bluffs 21
Payl O. Rohwer, Waterloo, Neb 2
Myrtle Mayhew, Waterloo, Neb 2
Always tho Samo
Good Old
Tha Prlda of Mlwtukea
Bend Postal Card for New Brochure
which tails why
PLATZ DfeER IS WIGHT
DLATZ MALT-VI VINE
(NON-INTOXICANT)
TONIC FOR THE WEAK
All Druggists or Direct
VAL BLATZ BREWING CO.. Milwaukee
OSIAIIA HRAMl'H,
1411 Dflsa St. Tel. tostl.
LEWIS CUTLER
MORTICIAN.
Pearl ft . Council FlufTa
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BLUFFS.
QUESTIONS TITLE OF CITY
Owners of Abutting Property Laj Claim to
What Was Onoe Bed of Big Lake.
CITY RELIES UPON GRANT BY CONGRESS
Contestants Assert That Congress Had
So Power to Make the Orant as
Title Was In Trlvate
rartles.
The right and title of the city of Coun
cil Bluffs to Big Lake and the land which
originally formed the bed of the lake are
to be attacked In the courts by owners
of the adjoining property. The first of the
suits attacking the city's title will be filed
In tho district court today by Oeorge H.
Maynn and George R. Wrlrht. tnint rnr.
of a considerable tract of land adjoining
the lake. The piece of land Is known as "The
lsiano.
The action will be to quiet In the plain
tiffs, as against the city, the title to the
middle of the lake on the rrmmda that
the owner of the adjacent property owns
me Deo, or an inland lake to the center
thereof. If successful In this action Mima
and Wright will secure the title to a large
iraci 01 iana Detween their property and
the lake which formerlv formed nnrt nt k.
bed of the lake and which the city now
claims ownership or. In the event of Mayne
and Wright wfhnlng the suit. It Is under
stood that the other owners of nronertv ad
jacent to the lake will bring similar ac
tions.
The piece of water known as the Big Lake
formerly was a part of the bed of the
Missouri river. It became an Inland lake
when the river changed Its muru. n
June 9, 1880, an act of congress granted to
the city of Council Bluffs the title to the
meandered lake, known as the Big Lake
ior puDiic use, resort and recreation." It
Is from this act of enncrrtt that iw
lays claim to the lake and the land origin
ally forming the bed of the lake.
Since the city acquired the title to the
lake by act of congress the piece of water
year Dy year become smaller until
today there are nearlv ion .
land, which originally formed the bed of
the lake. Big Lake and the adjoining prop
erty la classed as one of the city parks
and is under the control and management
of the Board of Park Commissioners, which
has for several years maintained a watch
man to look after the property, part of
which has been protected with a fence. The
value of the land is problematical.
Messrs. Wright and Mayne contend that
congress had no authority to give the city
title to the lake, at in fact it belonged
to the owners of the land adjoining it.
They will also bring a separate action
to restrain the city from collecting muni
cipal taxes on their tract adjoining the
lake, and which la tint inM. .v.
limits, on the grounds that it is held solely
niitimurii purposes and receives no
benefit from the cltr uimiiiuir.ii.. m...
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win also sue to recover the amount paid
"""" luo '"" nve years as city taxes.
Big Lake is a Donular re.nrt - . .
men and for picnic parties In summer and
"u" w tns uit to be brought by
Mayna and Wright will be watched with
much Interest,
Bibles How Ready.
Those who are entitled to the Bible, given
as a premium by The Bee, can get same by
calling at the Council Bhiffs office. Kindly
call as soon as possible.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Retail Drug-slats Organise.
At the meeting of the retail druggists of
the city last night a Dermanent nrnni...
tlon was effected, with these officers: Presl-
aent, uell a. Morgan; vice president. John
W. Camp; secretary, Oscar H. Brown;
treasurer, George C. Hansen. The organi
zation will be known as the Retail Drug
gists' Association of Council RliifTa iH
the regular meetings will be held the second
weanesaay night In each month. For the
present the meetings will be held in the
office of Mayor Morgan in the city build
ing. As It was found that July . 18 and 11, the
dates fixed for the meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical association in this city
next summer, would clash with the annual
meeting of the Knights Templar at Spirit
Lake, it was decided last night to change
the time of the meeting to July 1617 and
18, providing the latter date would be ac
ceptable to the state association.
Plans for entertaining the state associa
tion were further discussed, but nothing
definite arrived at.
Sues Ex-Official.
The suit in which Harlson county seeks
to recover $8,326.89 from J. O. Pugsley, a
former member of the Harrison county
Board of Supervisors, will bs tried In the
district court of Council Bluffs, having
been brought here on a change of venue
secured by the defendant.
The defendant, J. O. Pugsley. was a mem
ber of the Harrison county Board of Su
pervisors during the years 1899, 1900 and
! 1901. Recently he and several other mem
bers of the board were indicted on charges
I of misappropriation of publio funds.
In his answer Pugsley asserts that soon
after the expiration of his term as super
visor he made out a complete itemised
statement, tendered the board a full set
tlement of all his accounts and asked It
to accept the accounting, but that ths
board Ignored his request, as he alleges.
without any reason.
Bibles Blow Heady,
Those who are entitled to the Bible, given
as a premium by The Bee, can get same by
calling at the Council Bluffs office. Kindly
call as soon as possible.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Reld. S41 Broadway.
1
I Postpone Sale of Stock.
J The Udell-Samson Woodenware company
or St. Louis caused a restraining order to
be served on Trustee Muse yesterday
morning enjoining hlro from disposing
at public sale the stock of Whltelaw t
Gardiner, proprietors of the Boston Store
The sale of the stock tn bulk had been
' advertised for yesterday morning, bu
owing to the action begun by the 8t. Loui
firm Trustee Muse had announced before
the order was served that the sale would
be postponed Indefinitely. A number of
I Whltelaw A Gardiner's creditors have not
; yet been heard from and. for this reason
Trustee Muse decided to postpone the sj
or the stock. No further action will ba
taken by either side until Friday, when the
aistrict court will be la aesslon aialn and
by which time it Is believed a satisfactory
settlement will be reached by which ths
stock can be disposed of.
Mlalaera Braachlagr Oat.
The Ministerial association of Council
Rluffs Is planning to widen the scops of its
work by invltlnaihe pastors throughout ths
country to join the association and lake
part In Its meetings. Commencing In Jan
uary the meetings of the association will
be hold the first Monday In the month, in
stead of on the last Monday, as heretofore.
Rev. Harvey Hosteller, pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, has been elected
president of the association to succeed Rev.
E. W. Erlckson, who recently resigned the
pastorate of the Fifth Avenue Methodist
church to move to Washington.
John A. Robinson Missing.
The police have been asked to assist In
locating John A. Robinson, who has been
missing from bis home at 123 West Wash
ington avenue, since Saturday night. Mr.
Robinson, who is 40 years of ago and single,
Is employed In the Union Pacific freight
office at the Transfer depot. Saturday even
ing he went cn an errand to the grocery
store and failed to return.
Davis sells glass.
Real instate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan office of J. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Mary J. Colo to William T. Cole, 4
acres In ni se4 ne4 27-75-44, w. d...$ 1
Same to same, lot 6, block 8, Jackson's
add, w. d 1
Same to same, sVj lot 1, block 8, Jef
ferls' subdlv, w. d 1
Same to same, lot 10, block G, Park
add, w. d 1
Varlck A. Chittenden and wife to
Lawrence A. Chittenden, seVi ne'-A,
except e 10 acres; se1 seVi and that
part nei sei4 Z7 situated w and nw
of railroad; eV4 ne4 34 and that part
swv4 nw'4 do, s and w of road; "S-44;
nw4 sW4 18-75-43; part neVi se'4 14
and 5 acres in nw'4 seSi 13-7u-44; lots
8 and 9, block 11, Mynster's add; lot
1, block 4, Mullln's eubdlv, s. w. d... 750
J. W. Squire and wife to John B.
Long, lot 3, block 1, McMahon,
Cooper & Jefferls' add, w. d 1,000
James Wlckham and wife et al to
Oeorge W. Koberts, lot 2, block 3,
John Johnson's add, w. d 300
Henry Kllnilt to Fred Tlessen, lot 6,
block 3, Avoca, q. c. d 1
Leopold F. Heyden and wife to Mason
City & Fort Dodge Railroad com
pany, lot 7, block 1, Casady's add,
w. d 2,650
William A. DeBord, receiver, to same,
lots 9 and 10, olock 10, Williams' 1st
add, d 700
C. J. Stilwell and wife to J. W. Colt,
3.49 acres In sw nw 5-74-43, w. d.. 349
John F. Sllnfer and wife to John
Wortman. lot 6, Auditor's subdlv,
hw'4 sei 18-75-43, w. d 1,900
County treasurer to A. J. Seaman, lot
4, block 4, Evans' bridge add, t. d... 3
Same to same, lots 22. 23, 30 and 31.
block 9, Wright s add, t. d 6
Total fourteen transfers 87,562
UNCONSCIOUS AND ALONE
Avert and Friendless Woman Stricken
with Apoplexy and Not Fonnd
for Honrs.
WATERLOO, la.. Nov. 25. (Special.)
Doomed by the loss of her husband to sup
port herself, her hands her only capital,
after reaching the half century mark
through toll and poverty, to be called upon
to die forsaken and alone, tells the story
of the life of Mrs. S. Bradford, who was
discovered almost dead in her lonely cot
tage in this city.
She had suffered a stroke of apoplexy
and In this condition had Iain on the floor
of the cottage all night. The work of the
day caused her to retire early every night
and by 9 o'clock no light was ever visible
in the house. The light burning after
daylight was what attracted passersby, who
entered the unlocked house and found her
in an unconscious condition.
Physicians were called and many who
had never thought to call upon her when
well hastened to make her comfortable, but
it was too late and she expired without
regaining consciousness sufficiently to rec
ognise her benefactors. She was given a
respectable burial.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF IOWA
Only Ten Counties In State of the
Ktnety-Xlna Give Demo
eratlo Majorities.
DE3 MOINES, Nov. 25. The state can
vassing board is canvassing the election re
turns and has completed the head of the
ticket, the vote op which is as follows:
Republican, 229,225; democratic, 150,011;
prohibition. 9,816; socialist, 6,360; scatter
ing, 784. Republican plurality, 79,214,
which is 8,906 less than last year. Tho
prohibition vote last year was 15,659, show
ing a heavy decrease, while the socialist
rote shows a heavy Increase over last
year, when 8,463 votes were polled.
But tea counties of the ninety-nine went
democratic. Judge M. J. Wade of the Sec
ond district, the only democratlo con
gressman elected, had 1,158 plurality. Of
the other close districts Hedge, republican,
was re-elected In the First with 1,923 plu
rality and Lacey in the Sixth had 1,813 plu
rality. Birdsall, republican, who was nom
inated to succeed Henderson, had 5,539 plu
rality.' CHILD EATS COLD TABLETS
Physicians Hard Work and Prompt
Vse of Stomach Pamp Sara
Boy's Life.
FORT DODGE. Ia., Nov. 25. (Special
Telegram.) The 10-year-old son of Lars
Haglund picked up on tha street several
sample packages of "Week's Breakup a
Cold'; tablets. The pills were sugar-coated
and appealed to the juvenile appetite.
As a result, a few hours later doctors
and a stomach pump were all that saved
young Haglund's life.
Pills, harmless when taken properly, had
been taken in such quantities as to place
the boy's life in danger.
MR. ADAM L1VINQOOD, 91 years old.
DUFFY'S PURE MALT
IS THE TRUE ELIXIR OF
It has prolonged many thousand lives as
It has Mr. and Mrs. Livlngood. and there
Is no other medicine in the world which
will keep the system In normal condition,
prevent the decay of the tissues, strength
en the heart action and enrich the Mood
like Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It Is an
absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, free
from fusel nil and other rianpernua ingre
dients so common In most whiskies. It
cures grip, consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, malaria and all low fevers,
dyspepsia; It Invigorates the hraln. It
makes the old young; keeps the young
strong. Do not till your body full of
drugs and medicines which poison the sys
tem. It Is absolutely pure and contains no
fusel oil. It Is prescribed by over 7,0u0
doctors and used exclusively In over 2,(i0
hospitals. It Is the only reliable and ab.
solutely pure stimulant and tonic. It has
saved the lives of millions of people the
past fifty years who have used It as their
only medicine.
j VaJ'U.-,h' modica.' booklet containing
reader of The Bee who will write. Duffy
WORRIED ABOUT TEACHERS
Superintendents Appealed to to Eelai on
Examination and Inorease Supply.
STATE OFFICIAL OBJECTS TO THE PLAN
Says School Boards Shonld Pay Wages
Sufficient to Keep Competent
People In the Ranks of
Teachers.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Nov. 25. (Special.) The
problem of how to supply the schools of
Iowa with teachers who are competent has
already become as important as the other
problem of how to secure to the teachers
wages that will Induce them to stay In the
profession a reasonable length of time. The
complaint is general In the state that there
are not enough teachers available to keep
the many schools going. County superin
tendents are importuned to Invite teachers
from other counties or other states to fill
out the quota The fact is that the Induce
ments ara ao -ailght that teachers are al
ways ready to, get out and engage in other
labors more remunerative. Miss Elsie
Perry, county" superintendent of Howard
county, wrote the superintendent of public
Instruction asking what her rights and
duties were In a case where there are not
enough teachers in the county certificated
to teach, and the demand is that she Issue
certificates to persons known to be Incom
petent In order that the schools may be
filled. The reply of Superintendent Barrett
applies as well to all counties and Is as fol
lows: We think the statute does not Impose
upon the county superintendent the duty of
firovidlng the required number of compe
ent teachers. It Is officially required of
him that he examine applicants at stated
tlmea as to their "competency In and
ability to teach," statutory subjects, and
"If the examination Is satisfactory and the
applicant Is of good moral character," a
certificate to that effect shall be issued. In
view of this plain provision of law, we
think the county superintendent should
positively refuse to license the Incompetent.
Teachers to Get Rates.
The State Teachers' association has been
having trouble getting reduced rates from
the railroad companies under as favorable
terms as usual. At recent state meetings
the Western Passenger association bat
granted the reduced rates on the certifi
cate plan on condition that holders of cer
tificates pay the joint agent 25 cents for
signing each certificate. In other years the
association had paid the Joint agent
directly, paying him about $17 for two days'
work. Under the plan proposed tha teach
ers would pay him about $400 for two ar
three days' work. The committee ia charge
objected to this. State Superintendent Bar
rett and Superintendent Sheakley of the
West Des Moines schools, went to Chicago
on Monday and Interviewed the railroad
men, aBklng them to advance the time for
the sale of the regular holiday excursion
tickets so they could be bought on Decem
ber 30 as well as on the two or three follow
ing days. If this could be done there would
be no need of special rates tor the teachers'
association, which begins In Des Moines the
31st of December. Their conference was
successful. This will obviate the necessity
of having the certificate plan for the teach
ers. First Parole from Cherokee.
Governor Cummins todsy signed his first
PAB
New Malt Beer
Our new malting process requires eight days at an
increased cost of 20 per cent, over other methods
of four and five days.
Mr. Uvlngood Is 91 years old and his
wife Is 84. They are both hale and hearty
and feel vigorous ss a couple 50 years of
sge.
Reading, Ta., Feb. 15, 1002.
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Oentlcmen I take great pleasure In
writing to you tolling the benefit I mi de
riving from the use of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. I have been taking It In emrjll
quantities every morning and evening for
a number of years. I am 91 years old and
In excellent health, good appetite, and am
doing all my own farm work. 1 know your
Whiskey is giving me renewed strensth
and prolonging my life. I feci as well to
day as ten years ago and I feel as If I
will yet pass the centurv mark. 1 would
earnestly recommend it to all old people.
It was recommended to me, and has prov
en a blessing. My wife Is M yenrs old and
never falls to take a dose of this Whiskey
on retiring. She Is also In perfect health.
ADAM LIVlNUiXU).
Elverson, Chester County, I'a.
symptoms and treatment of diseases an
Malt Whiskey Company of Rochester. N.
Private Diseases
of Men
In the treatment of Private DISEASES OF MEN, to which
our practice la limited and to which our exclusive thought
and experience has been devoted tar more than 25 years,
WE GIVE A LEGAL WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO CURB
PERFECTLY AND
paid. If troubled with VARICOCELE. IMPOTENCY,
BLOOD POISON OR REFLEX DISORDERS it will pay you
to consult us at office or by letter. CONSULTATION FREE,
and if vou take treatment rhfiri will b entirely satlsfao-
W. A. COOK. tory o you. everything strictly private and
' CONFIDENTIAL.
inrivat,89.. Cook Medical Company
of Men. 112 South 14th St. Over Daily Nvrs. Omaha.
parole from the dipsomaniac ward at the
Cherokee hospital, releasing therefrom N.
O. Hoyer of Fayette county, who had been
In the hospital about two months.
The Vail Telephone company has been In
corporated, with $10,000 capital, by J. M.
Glynn, Henry Stuck and others.
SWALLOWS POISON IN COURT
Iowa Farmer Says All of His Neigh
bors Have Testified Falsely .
Airalast Htm.
DES MOINES, Nov. 25. Joseph Koskuba,
a farmer, was the center of a dramatic
scene In the court room at Marahalltown this
morning, when he swallowed a big vial of
morphine.
By heroic means a physician saved his
life. He was on trial for the attempted
murder of William Brande, a neighbor.
He alleged as a motive for his attempt
on bis own life that all his neighbors had
swor.t falsely.
STUDENTS TO BE PROSECUTED
Grand Jury Takes Up Investigation of
the Recent Riots at Iowa
State t'alreralty.
DES MOINES, Nov. 25. Tha grand jury
at Iowa City has taken up the Investiga
tion of the recent student riots with a view
to Indicting about twenty ring leaders, if
the evidence can be produced.
The faculty is co-operating with the
Wmmmv
MRS. ADAM L1VINGOOD. $4 years old.
WHISKEY
LIFE.
Caution. When yon ask for Daffy's
Pare Malt Whiskey be sore yon Bret
the arennlne. 1 narrnpnlons dealers,
mindful of the excellence of this
preparation, will try to sell yon
cheap Imitations, and so-palled Malt
Whiskey anhstttates, which are sat
on the market for profit only, and
which, far from rellerlna; the sick,
are positively harmful. Demand
"Duffy's" and be sore yon aet It. It
la the only absolutely pure malt
whiskey which contains medicinal,
health-arlTlnar qualities. Look for
the trademark, "The Old Chemist,"
on the label. It Is the only whiskey
recoanlsed by the Uovernment mm m
medicine. This Is a arnarantee. The
srenalne Is sold by nil reliable rtrna
islata and Grocers, or direct. fl.Utl
bottle.
d convincing testimonials sent free to any
Y.
PERMANENTLY or refund every cent
county attorney and President MacLcan
himself Is said to have appeared before the
jury today. He was In conference with
Mayor Stebbins today and declared that
he was determined that students guilty of
destroying property be prosecuted.
At a meeting of deans resolutions wero
adopted to this effect.
FIND TRACES. OF BANDITS
Rilled Express Baa;. Jewelry Boa and
Dynamite Show Where Rob
bers Have Been. (
DAVENPORT, Ia., Nov. 25. Search for
the bandits who held up the Rock Island
train has resulted In the finding of a rifled
express bag, some jewelry boxes and dyna
mite In the barn of William Rohwer, where
the robbers stole the team with which they
made their escape.
Earthquake Shock Frit.
OTTUMWA. Ia., Nov. 25. (Special.)
Early thle morning an earthquake shock
was distinctly felt at Frederic. It was of
such force as to shake dishes from shelves
and create a mild reign of terror. It Is
somewhat mysterious aa It was not felt In
nearby localities. So far as can bo learned,
however, there was no explosion In that
vicinity. I
A Champion Hmrt.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best In the
world, cures cuts, corns, burns, bolls, ulcers,
sores and piles or no pay. 25c. For sals
by Kuhn ft Co.
LL-'. -j"-
ECZEMA.
FREE SAMPLE
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED
Call at the below named drug stores nnd
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V. E M A t'L'HE, the gret remedy for Kc
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From London. Knaland.
I have used your Remiek's Kczemn Ci:re
nnd KemUk "s 1'epsln Blood Tonic f..r
treatment of u very obstinate chsc of er
semn, after huviiiK consulted the very be-t
of physicians In this city without surreys,
and can consclentloislv recommend them
to anyone of my friends afllirtcd with this
dreadful disease. 1 have been bII1Ui.nI
with ecsema for nearly four years, and
Remlck's Ki remn Cure and Kcmlck s pep
sin Blood Tonic have been the only reme
dies) that 1 have been nble to obtain relief
from, after uHng many other preparations.
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10 Woodstock ltd., London, England.
For sale by
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Kuhn & Co., loth nnd DoiirIhs Sts
J. H. Merchant, lSth nnd Howard St.
Sherman t McComiell Drug Co., ItSth and
Dodge His.
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Specialists
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AND
Tbs Rook Island System will sell
tickets on Not. 10th, Dee. lit
and Snd to Chicago and return
tor $14.76, food (or return uatll
December Itk.
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U2i Firn.m St. j
OMAHA. NtB. 1
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